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that the arrivals Of new crop grain and pre-
visions appear 10 have stimulated The
exports Of domestic produce at that
port, the total for the week hA;--s-so,'
2zA- -A2n,-.-.-----s ssss0T,u71 same tiGe Last
year. There was al active movement in
breadslufs, ard the lbipments OF wheat are
considerably above the usual average. Peirc.
leum and provisions s'sD went forward freely,
while The cotton mUyement was heavier th an
for soue time. Since January 1st the total
exports are s225,206. .512, agaiDs. $2I1, ,O27,
954 the corresponding period of 1882, and
S245,2IS,l70 for 1881.
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Further Particulars.

WELLS, Me, August "a Further details
of the drowning accident show that party
of fifteen or twenty left Bsldhe sd Cliff House
Yesterday at 9 o'clock am. and drove 10
Oyurquit beach, where they arrived about
IL O'Clock and entered the surf. The under
tow and surf were running strong, and a
heavy sea was on. Although warn-d Of the
danger in venturing too far, nearly the
whole party WIS swept ous by the uudertow,
and four were drowned. Four others were
rescued in a critical condition, but at last
accounts were doing well. Tue rest of the
party reached the shore safely. The Rev.
Mr.. Lutte, OF Washing on, D. c, succeeded
in rfs:uiDg his wife and one child, but his
con Eddie waa drowned. full list of the
victims is as follows: Greenough Thayer,
NJrth CimbciGge, Mass; Miss Emma Goulo,
Audover, NJ ass Miss KIttie Stafford and
E Idle LITTLE, Washington, d. G. S,aich ,s
being made for The bodies, cut without sue
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STARkVILLE. MISS.
Livery Stable aud It's Contents De
stToyeo by Pre-

Special to the Appeal
sTARKvILLE, MISS, August 24.-An extra
sheet issued by the E ,st Mississippi Timts
to day says: "Lsst nigh about IL o'clock the
church bells sounded the alarm OF fire. II
was discovered that the large livery stable Cf
Miles G. Mallory was aslfze. The stable had
a brick wall on one side, and one end was
part brick; the other parts were wood, ard
being filed with hay, corn ani fodder, was
very iLf ANN able and burned down in a
short time. Ten head OF horses, eleven csr-
risges and buggies, large lot of saddles,
brides, blankets and olhsr stable equipments
we're lost. Total loss, $4,000; insurance,
$500. The cries Of distress made by the
hor;ss wera most pi;eou."
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N urdered fa jail.

STkvENs POINT, Wis, August 24-J. A.
Reilly, proprietor of notorious resort, was
shot and killed last night by unknown pr
ties, while in Jail under arrest for asssulting
a young man who visited hia bagnio the
night previous. Reilly was arrested at 5
O'Clock yesterday evening and locked up. He
was not seen again by his keepers
until l o'clock at night, when a policem an
visited his cell and found him dy-
ing, with bullet through his left hand, pose
and left temple. His head bore marks OF a
beating with blunt instrument. He
breathed his last without giving a clew to b is
ssssilants. It is inferred that the struggle
was a serious one. His shirt was torn frcm
his back. Reilly was thirty-six wears old.
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Pa at the Office Of the Western Uniou Telt-
graph Company. The receiving clerk re-
fused to take them unless he agreed to send
them "sUbj.ct 10 delay" Marvin brought
suit against the compsny for 500 damag' 8
in the First District Court The case va.
tried, and Justice Angel to-day rendered HE
decision in favor Of the plaintiff. He held,
however, that refusal Of the two dispatches
was one act, and gave Judgment for 800,
with cOafs
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Arrival OF ChieEJastfce COleridSe and
Party at New York.

New YORK, August 24.-Lord Coleridge,
Gilbert ColerIdge, bis SOD, Sir james Hammer,
member Ct Parliament, and the Hon. Charles
Russell, member of Parliament, were met in
the bay on the ARRIVAL OF toe Celtic this
mo;nirg by members OF the Bar Associg :
ton abd transferred To a yach', where
breakfast awaited them. After ssiline up
the East and North rivera the psrty lande
and were driven to the residence OF Eliot F
Shepard, where Lord CJler.dse and his
friends will be guests during their stay in
The citv
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The Nashville Bdnner snnounces that the
people Immediately concerned in the pro-
posed canal TO connect the II cnnessee with the
Mississippi river, by a csnal from the former
to the south prong # the Forked Deer river,
have appointed Judge McCorrey, Judge
Muse and L. J. Brooks az a commission to
present the enterpris, 10 the public. At
present the cost is estimated at abou. $780,
900, which it is probable can be raised
readily 10 Memphi. alons. Memphis will
be benefited BY the lumber business alo lie TO
the amount of 50 600 600 per snuum.
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The public ear is now to be ve1ed by
the charges, counter charges and complaints
of the McEoery aud Ogden factions OF The
D mocrstic party of Louisiana. The curse
of the pslitics Of the country, and espt cially
Of the Democratic party, is this prefere nee
of psrsons to principles. Messures, not men,
should be the Talying cry Of the Democracy
of all the States. The b-s,es and the candi-
dates should be sent 10 The rear ami kept
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COlIisf0n on the Louisville and Nash
vile H0ad.

LOUISVILLE, August 24-At 8 o'clock this
morning passenger train No 2, from Nashville
10 Louisville, at Lebanon Junction, about
twenty five mills out from this city, came in
collision with the rear of freight train thai
vas backing on a eide track. The freight was
heavily loaded, and tbs engine recoiled, tele
scoping the baggage-car. No passengers were
injured, but the engineer, Clarence B. Gi!-
ford, was badly crushed, and will probably
die. Fireman Kidd ais) received serious in
juries. The wreck causes q delay of trains.
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The New York Herald recently said the
Hon. Jeremiah S. Black was the last surviv-
ing member of President Buchauan's Cabinet.
This is mistake. The Hon Joseph Holt is
yet living en- in tolsrably fair health, suf.
fering only from slisht stacks of rheun a.
tism, and the Hon. jacob Thompson is resid.
ing here in Memphis hale and he ly for .
man Of bis years.
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want n Change of Venue.

MANSFIELD, La, August 24.-The Jenkins
brothers, charged with the murder Of J
Lane Borden, hled petition for change OF
venue 10 Csddo parieb, on account of the
prt judice existing in the public mind caused
by The stsdious and persistent efforts Of
divers evil-disposed parsons to warp and
bias the minds OF the people against them.
Ths petition is set for hearing Salurd sy.
Summons were issued yesterday for a large
number of witnesses in the csse ia and out
Of the parish
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Prove. 10 Have Been n NebnIs.

Special 70 the AppeaLI
RocHEsTER, N. Y, August 24.-D:. Lewis
Swift, director Of the Warner Observatory,
says the obj ct dimIy seen on Wednesday
evening p,oyes 10 have been a nebuls, the
identity OF which the clouds and moonlight
obscured. DR.. Swift has discovered forty new
nebulse lately with 'hs powerful telescope OF
the Warn.r observatory, all of which have
escared the eye of astronomers with larger
tplesnnDes
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Literally roupaed 10 Death

NEW YORK, August "a Andrew Sanger
and Ia Isle, wofkmen in Hsupfs.'s brewery
0Ie Huldr, d and S xty frst street, today
entered laTg- oI 81 IuD to do me woi K
Ignorant # fneir preseucs, the engineer eel
The 10 machinery in m0liou, and the fe wat
literally pounttd out Cf Siuger. Seiu VS..
caught und, r he mschi1ery and severely in.
iured, bat wss taken out alive and Str tc
the hospital.
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REYoKEo ALL PRIyiLsGEs.

THE AMERICAN RAPID TELEGRAPH COM.
PANY's ACTION.
WAsHINGToN, August 24.-The Critic says
the American r 'pid telegraph Company to.
day notified their employees that all The ad-
vantages accorded them during the strike
have been revoked, and that hereafter they
will receive The same as before the strik',
and will also be compelled to labor the same
number of hours. This is the company that
acceded 10 the demaDd of the operators few
days siter the strike, and received for this
scli IN great Draise
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~
Nashville.
The Capitol Beiog Converted into a
lOdginxhOuse-A Fine Gas Well.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August 23.-The Banner
s.atts that the capitol is being converted
into first-class tavern, some OF the officials
and clerks occupying well-furnished rooms
Refugees from Pens acols say that the
quarantine adopted by Alabama towns is too
rigid, and that the only way they can obtain
food en- route north is through the car wir-
dowr. They cay they psss through TenneE-
see without interruption.
A well which emits foe quality of gas
has been dug FIVE miles north of Nashville.
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DROWNED IN THE SURF.
Four Persons Go Down Before the Eyes
of Many People.

PORTLAND, Me-, August 24.-Yesterdsy
afssrnoon p arty Of four people were drowned
on Wells beach, being carried out by The
undertow. The names of two were Emma
Gould, of Bosloo, and Eddie Little, of Wa,h-
ingtoD, ID. &. The olher- are unklown, one
being a child. None of the bodies were re-
covered. The drowning wss Witnessed by
many people, but no assistance could De rem
dersd
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Ea.aIklrxafnr Accident.

NEW YORK, August 24-Tois morning the
elevate IN the Metropolitan Hotel started up
Of its own accord. Max Wellinsteip, he
conducto', was stapding outside, be sprsng
forward to stop it, and was caught between
The car and the floor above. His thighs were
brokea, and he rscsivtd other irjaries from
which be Will die.
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TIMBER FRAUDS.
EXTENSIVE IHEFTs ALONG TIE CANADIAN
" BOUNDARY.

a BOUNDARY.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The CoumiE-
sioner General of the Land Office has been
investi2 2ating certain reports reaching that
Office of extensive timber depreiations on
public lands adjacent to the Canadian
boundary lines. While the fact has been
somewhat exaggerated, the commissioner is
convinced that depreda,ions on great scale
would soon follow. OF the timber alresdy y
stolen, large percentage has b,en seized by
the government, and criminal proceedings
will be begun against the gully persous.
The Secretary OF State will also be n q Il. sted
10 take the p oes airy ftep, 10 secure the ar
rest of cffsnding Cana iiaus, and thsir sur
render TO the Uoited States judicial tribun as
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Botu Fatally Shot.

NEVADA, Mo, Angus, 24-John Smi, h
shot james Blue while B ue was on the roof
of his own house. B ue, as soon ss he de-
scended, seized g shotgun and opened upon
Smith. Both parties were wounded fatally.
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BICYCLE RACE.
A TwENTY-MILE CONTEST AT WASHING

A TwENTY-MILE CONTEST AT WASHINGTON
FAST TIME.
WASHINGTON, August 24-The twenty
mile bicycle race 10 day was won-by II. w.
Highsm, OF England. There were five start.
trs: H. w. Highsm, o. J. Young, Boston
John S. Prince, champion of America; Thos.
Harrison, eI-champion of Americo, and Fred
s Rollinson. Hlghsm's time was: Five
mil, s, 1921; ten miles, 3S:47; fifteen miles,
53:1S3; twenty miles, :09:054. Prince, sec
ond, :09:O6; Young, third, 1:l0:42. High
am and Priuee left for Mime a polls TO-
night. 2u "A
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HorsTora's Acid Phosphate

DR.. Joseph Holt, New Orleans, L., says:
Il have Ltquenuy found it Of excellent ser
vice in csss of debility, loss OF sppetite
and in couvalescenoe from exhaustive ILL.,
ness, sHd particularly Of service 10 treatment
Of women and children"
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MARRIED..

QUIGLEY-RAwLINGs At the residence of B.
Z. P1eEson, Esq, in shelby cointy, Thursday,
August D. Iss3 at O'Clock pm, by the Rev. Ed
gar orgain, Mr.. JAMES D. QUIGLEY and Miss IRENE
Pa
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WILLIs-ahe friendz and acquaintance Of Je-
sEPH WILLIS are invited to attend his funeral from
the residence of Capt Ad Storm. on the Boulevard,
this (sATURDAYJ morning 6. 10 o'clock.
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u IOUIsi AUsusI %
Hsrfeld Davis and Allen living, Gsllatin:
Wife N urder and suIciae.

CARRoLLToN, ILL, August "a, William
Pope attempted 10 obtain reconciliation
with his wife, near Woodsille, but his ad-
vances were repelled. h then shot her and
himself
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The Sad Story of a BIixh,ed Life.

Washington special: The following is the
fgll text Of the lett.r fund on Mi. W. F.
Howell Who committed sHicide in Bsllimore
by drowDiug. A few sentences only Of the
letter were telsgrsPhed at the time:
~ have = claim on the United Sates
Treasury for allowances for my services
amounting TO between s400 and $500. When
last heard from it was before the Second
Comptroller for ais sc' ior, Ny 1ncalled for
retirement from the army, for which ] am
partly indebted to my late wife, from whom
/ am divorced her outrageous conduct with
that Of her slster, whom l permitted, with
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CAPITAL PRIZE, a75.OOe,
l0O, 900 TICKETS AT FIVk DOLLAks kACB
FRACTIONS, IN FIFTH5; IN PRoPoRTIos.

1867 Prizes amounting gto.........-......sl sle5 800
Application for rates 70 clubs should be made
only 70 the ofce of the Con- psny In New Ore
For further Information. Unte clearly, giving
full address Make p. g. Money OrderE payable
and address Registered letter. 70 new on
LEANS hAsIOSAL BANK, New Or
leans, La. Ordinsry letters by Mail or Express
10 n. A. DAUPHlh, New Orleans, La. or
n. A. DAUPHlh, GOT seventh sareer,
Wasbfngtos. ID. e., or 10. West Court
street, Memphis, Tenn.
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The Situation at tae PensacOIa-Savy.
Yard.

WASHINGTON, August 24.-A telegram
from Pensacola, F.a, TO the Navy Depart
ment, dated yesterday, says: "NJ new cas. E
among the Dsrines; one nsw case in Wash
ing,on."
The Surgeon. General Of the Marine Hos
pital Service received a telegram from Lieut..
Comm snder Welch, tf the navy-yard at
Persacols, as follows: Il request authority
to employ Eve sanitary polio men to
make a hcuse-to-t slse Inspection. Viii
you provide med .cines and phya.c -
for those who are too poor 10 pay, As
there are no private physicians in the vii.
lsge who understand sanitary work, no in-
spectors hav. been appointed. May Yet have
to send 10 New o leans for one. There is
but one physician wh) will practice, and he
is inexperienced. ! think one experienced
New Orleans physician shoE!d be provided
for the poor
The Surge tou-i sueral telegra pied in reply
'You are authorised to employ five police
men to m axe bouse-to-house inspection 10
Wsrriogtou and Woolsey. Plesse have work
commenced at once. C-ses Of yellow-fever
ought to be treated at the quarantine hos
pifsl, across the bay. Surgeon Murray will
receive all caass St nj there for treatment, snd
by . signal from the yard, will send the
launch 10 the n1vy-ya-d for Them: Cannot
supply families with nurses, etc. You Hay
employ one physician at $40 per day fo'
thirty days D,-infectsnts and fumig gstiDg
material will be furnished by the collector oil
customs on rsQ1 sit; Jon"
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DARDANELLE, ARK.-Dr. NJ. NJ. Groom
SAYS: Browns Iron Bitters is the best medi-
cine in the world, and is efeciing miraculous
cur,s."
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E 1910.


For Tennessee and Ohio Valley generally
fair weather, winds mostly north to east,
falling barometer, stationary or rising tenn
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Com mmfssfoEers.
Incorporated in 1888 for twenty-five yearz By the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable Do y.
poses-wfth capital Of 81, 600, O0O-to which re-
serve fund Of over s55e, ,QOo has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part af the present State ConGtitut tion
adopted December , AID. 1873.
The only Lottep epo coted on and Endorsed b, ne
people Of any Stole.
Ii Never Scales or Postponss.
Its Grand SfngIe-H umber Drawings
take place monthly.
ASPLkNDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A R0RTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING.
CLASS 4, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY
Sept IL, Iss3-I60th Monthly Drawing.
lNlRITAI PRIZE Rz6 nltQ
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n 1lckeA, HN 7 % IlcKtU- tIUU.
Rerntt Money or BANK Draft in Letter, or Sc nd By
Express DON'T SEND BY REGIsTKRED LETTER
OR POsTOFFIt,E ORDER- Orders of IS and mp
WARD. BY Express, can be sent AZ our expense
Address al orders TO E. n. BOA2DAl N, Courier.
Journal Building. Louisville. KENTUCKY, OF No. Q
West Court street, Memphis Tenn.
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Decided Agsiast the western Union.

Nav YORK, August 24-Ol the 2sth OF
July Thomas MArvia, man uficlurer OF straw
hats, presented two dispatches for OIL City,
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[nkS8
Louisiana State Lottery Comp'y

I'VE do hereby certify that supervise The arrange
ments for oil The Monthly and Ssnf-An DTdstncs
sba manage aud control The Dr1efaos Uenlsepes ana
that the conducted eh honesty fdtrItess. ono
good Jdtth touqrd all pdytfe and dsthortse the
Company 10 use this cetifodt> t0th fde-siHfes Of osr
signatures attached IN tts ddpertfsemea1."
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Ex,eudins aunranIiae az New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Angus, q. The Board Of
Health last night resolved 10 apply Il e nom
intercourse proclamation to Cardenas, Ma
tsnz rs, Santiago. de Cuba and Cienfugos, hav-
ing received clficisl information OF yellow
fever at these places. 1t was also resolved
TO establish quarantine sgainst vessels from
Peusscols. D.. Fly, health fic at G Al
weston, stated thst be had visited the Charity
Hospital ard other pubic institutions, aud
after careful examination Of the city is
convinced that it is in an excellent
sanitary condition. He exercises himself ss
satisfied that the Louisiana Board Of Health
will deal fairly with G G,lvestoD, and furnish
all the iniorma ion desired.
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THE DREAD DISEASE,
No New Gases OF yellow Foyer Re
ported at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, August 24.-Up TO noon to-
day there was no sickness of any kind re-
ported in this city. A post N )Jtem examins-
tion Of the tse Of the m ,n who died yester-
day developed the fact thst his death W q not
caused by yel'ow.f-ver. Surg on Murray
and Dr.. Leonard pronounce the living case
msIarisl fever. Dr.. Murray il the surgeon
who b ad ch arge OF the Gordon at Brownsville,
Tex, last year. DR.. Laenard has hsd large
experience. Passengers arriving last night
and this morning from Eicambia report
that place 10 4 remark ably healthy coadi
ton. Nsval-Surgeoa Oven, who died at the
navy-yard, sustained a sunstroke three weeks
ago, which contributed 10 his death. He
was the sturgeon who d, fed Secretary -of-the-
Navy Chandler in the case Of Capt. Hop-
kins, who was discharged for deserting
his post. Surgeon Oven was court
martialed ard acquitted. His popularity in
Pensacola was great, There have been no
new cases and no death at the nsvy-ysrd.
Before the man died who was s.at from
Pens acoia, and before the post mortem was
contemplated. old nurses and ciliz-rs familiar
with yellow-fever declared that be did not
have il. A large class holds the same belief
about the few ca.es reported at the navy
yard.
LATER.-Itis reported that Mrs. Oven and
Payp, aslsr Brown are sick with tbs prev all
ing fever at the navy-ySrd. Thr odore Rub,
qusrterm asteY, ia dead. The people OF the
naval reservation are being surrounded by q
Gordon, and, having heard nothing from their
appeal TO the Secretary of the Navy, have
Issued an appeal to the public for help.
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$4,000 FOR 50!
59th -
In the City Of Louisville, on
FRIDAY, August 81, Issa.

FRIDAY, AUGUBr 81, 1883.
These Drawings occur on the last day Of each
month Sundays exceptedl. Repeated adtudicA-
ton by Federal and State C9urts have placed this
Company beyond the controversy OF the law. To
his Com psny belongs the sole honor of having In.
ugu rated the only plan by which their DrsEins
re proveu honest and fair eeycDd 1uecSs1-
NB.-THE COMPANY HAS now On EAsID
| LARGE CAPITAL AND RESERVERUED. RKAE
CAREFULLY TH2 LIsT OF eRIZEs fOe T19
kU9U8T DRAWING,
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Charleston & Savannah RV. Co.
A and Is.

SAVANNAH, GA. Japuary Is. 1873.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JanUarv 18th,
- at 80 m, and until further notice. trains
will arrive and depart as follows:
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The Bad and Worthless

are never initiated or .cOuRteTfeited. This
is especially true of a family medicine,
and it is positive proof that the remedy
INITIATED is of the highest value. As soon
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole world that Hop Bitters was the
purest. best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many limitations sprung
ND and began to steal the notices in which
the press and people of the country had
EXPRESSED the merits of II. B., and in every
way trying to induce suffering in
vaIids to use their stuff instead, expect
ING TO make money on the credit and good
name of II. B. Many others started nos
trums put up in similar style to ii. B.,
with variOuslv devised names in which
the word s.HOp'' or '.HOps" were used in
a way to induce people to believe they
were the same as Hop Bitters. All such
pretended remedies or cures, no matter
what their style or name is, and especially
those with the word Hop or ''HOps" in
their name or in any way connected with
them or their name, are limitations or
cOunterfeits. Beware of them. Touch
none of them. Use nothing but genuine
Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of
green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are
warned against dealing in limitations or
cOUnterfeits.