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THE CORNER IN CORN.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The case Of ]. b. Lyon
Co.. against the alleged msnipustors OF the corner In
January corn up to-day ON @nofon 70 dissolve tue
stsd that one element In the heavy drop In prices OF
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UPTON CASTLE DAMAGED BY FIRE.

LONDON, Jan. 29-Upton Castle has been seri-
ously damaged by fire. Upton Castle is the seat OF
George Frederick Upton Viscount TempletOwn 1t
is situated near Templepatrick County Antrim,
Ireland. and about nine miles east OF the town OF
Ant trirn |
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THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-W. II. Vanderbilt, Au-
csus schei and others, arrived here this afternoon
from New York 10 attend to morrow the annual meeting
Nickel Plate stockholders. They came from BUT
fao over the Nickel Plate road making an inspection Of
the road They say they expect tte II any, change In
. fna dire.t
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NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.

READING, Penn, Jan. 20.-George McFarlan. ex-
member of the Legislature was nominated tonight
for Mayor by tho Democrats.
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WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN ITALY.

LONDON, Jan. 3O.-A Vienna dispatch to The Daily
telegraph says that great activity prevails in the
Italian War Department. Messlna, Spczzla. Venice
and Elba are being fortified.
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THE PARIS POLICE AND THE MoNARCHIsTs.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
WRECKS WITH SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE.

WRECKS WITH SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE,
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The storm continues. 1t has
been especially In the Bristol Channel, where
many lives have been lost. vessel supposed to be
the iron screw steamer Black Watch. Captain Mac
pherson, was sunk off Mumbles Head, near Swan
sea Bay, Wales. Twenty-six persons we're drowned
The steamer is of 1897 tons burden, and Is owned
by c. o. Young. Of Cardiff. She was built in Mid
dlesboro, England, in 1874.
A steamer is supposed TO have foundered with all
hands, twenty in number near Portcawl, about ff-
teen miles southeast of Mumble's Head.
Ten bodies have been washed ashore near Penarth.
off the mouth of the Taft River, abOut twenty miles
east of Portcawl.
The British bark Royal Tar, Captain Felkin, from
Philadelphia for Liverpool. December 81, has
been driven into Penarth Roads. Her decks had
been swept and other damage done. One man was
lest.
Wreckage is washing ashore at the Scilly Islands,
of the southwest coast OF England, which is be-
hevcd TO be from the British ship Arzilla, Captain
Doherty, from Cardiff for MontevideO
OTHER DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.
The British ship G. w. Wolff, Captain Duck
worth from Philadelphia January IL, has arrived
at Belfast. She reports that Wednesday last, in
lattude 47o north, longitude 20' west, she passed
. disabled steamer. This probably the steamer
Quebec. The G. w. Wolff lost sails on the passage.
Ihe British bark Argo. Captain Humble, from
Eew-York, January H. for Queenstown. is ashore
ct Balycotton, Ireland. Assistance has been sent
70 her.
The British iron ship Plassey. of 1853 tons,
owned In London is ashore at Hythe. She has lost
her rudder All her crew have landed. The damage
10 the ship IS not serious at first reported.
The Norwegian bark Adelgunde went ashore at
Fleetwood and has become total wreck. 1he
crew were saved.
The British bark Rance. from Liverpool for Lon.
dom has returned to Liverpool. She lost sails and
sustained other damage.
The Norwegian brig Ceres. Captain Olsen, from
Galveston, November 30. for Queenstown, has
taken refuge at Whitehavcn. Her foremast 10
sprung. She has lost sails. is lcaky and Is badly
strained.
LONDON Jan. 3O--A large schooner-rigged
steamer OF about /, 200 tons burden is wrecked of
Tuscar Light. 1t Is feared that the crew arc lost.
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HEAVY FLOODS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Jan. 20.-The heaviest floods that have
occurred In the British Lake District for twenty
years now prevail. Lakes Derwentwater and
Bsssentbwaite now join. and a portion Of Keswick
b hsubmerged.
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PROGRESS WITH THE HOUSE TARIFF BILL.
REPUBLICANS ACTING IN coNcERT-rHE SCHEDULES
NEARLY REACHED.

REPUBLICANS ACTING IL CoNCERT-THK SCHEDULES
NEARLY REACHED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Tbe House spont moro
than i've hours in Committee OF the Whole To-Day
md made fair progress Although o good many
ouendmeurs were offered all except such as wero
approycd by the majority of the Ways and Means
Committee were rejected bv decisive majorties. aud
the result IN each case was accepted with compsr-
atiyely little apparent discomfort. To be sure,
Mr.. Sparks became rather violent and de-
nounced the whole measure with profans
adiectivcs as q cheat anu . shani,' and
warned it's friends that they had "not
vet reached beginning In their efforts to pass IL;
and s. S. Cox denounced all tariff bills not strictly
revenue pills" as measures of robbery and spoil
at,on," while several other free-;radc Democrats
throw out dark hints Of trouble ahead. But on tno
whole little opposition was developed
Mr. Anderson. Of Kansas was tho only kepuoEcan
wha voted With the Democrats on amendmehts Oh
fered Bv them; andlan amendment ohpred by slr.
Kasson to the asimilitude ssction" received only
al, Republca, votes and was defeated, dSsitae tho
.oId .nnnort given il by all the Democrats except
Mr.. Hardenbergh. The hearty unaninity OF the Re-
publicans to-day greatly encouraged ithc friends OF
tariff reform snd produced depressing effect upon
t, adyersaries who have counted upon divisions in
the Rcpu blicsn ranks Such divisions may bs de-
veloped hereafter but there no signs OF dsinss.
grafton now The first amendment adopted author
ICES the President to declare inoperstve during bis
plessnrs the section regulating and under certain
conditions prohibiting the importation OF neat casS'
Section 2407.s - reported BY the com"'''S> n''''
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Jersey has horror with asutlicent Rose
Amber flavor 10 remind one of Connect
cut. On Saturday, Phoebe Jane Pauline
II years old, the comely daughter of a
shoemaker, living near West Orange, New
Jersey, went to the village to do some
shopping. She seems TO have become
somewhat belated in the village and started
home in the dusk, when she was evidently
followed by some one, assaulted and out
ragged, then killed, dragged some distance
and hid ia the brush at the foot of Orange
Mountain, where next morning her dead
body was found. No trace of the criminal
has been found, but as the region ia infest-
ed with tramps the crime is lari to one of
that fraternity.
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Tho EryDiinn News

Owing to the want OF anything Ike IN
organized Geographic or postal system IN
Egypt, the news in regard to the operations
of Hicks Pdsha on the upper Nile came in
such a struggling and uncertain state, that
many doubted whether he had had a battle
with ri Mahdi vt all, and believed the
story Of the overwhelming defeat OF The
Egyptian army by the False Prophet
purely sensational. All DOUBT on that
score, however, is removed by a letter from
Col. Coetlagan from Khartoum dated Nov.
25, in which he says that VIziletly. the ar
ust for the London Graphic, was the sole
survivor of the recent battle with FL
Mahdl, ana he is a prisoner Il. FL Obeid.
The colonel declares that the situation is
most grave, and that unless the power OF
the false prophet be soon checked, all
Egypt Will fall lnto his hands. The false
prophet has sent emlssaries to TrpOi and
Algeria tor the purpose OF fomenung
trouble there. The appearance Of the
troops to be sent against FL Mahdi is not
such as 20 fayorably impress military crit
les, and !, is feared that they viii meet the
fate of Hicks Pasha's troops.
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The Russian Stove,

The Russian stove is made of fire
resisting porcelain, is always orna-
mental, and frequently a highly artistic,
handsome article Of furniture. Inter
nally it is divided by thick lire-clay
walls into several upright chambers or
tlues, usually six in number. Some dry
fire wood i lighted in suitable fire
place, and is supplied with only sutti-
cient air to effect combustion. ali of
which enters below and pasSe, through
the fluc. The products of combustion
being thus undiluted with unnecessary
cold air are very highly heated, and in
this state pass up compartment No. |.
They are then detected and pass down
No.2, up No. 8, down through No. 4,
again up No. ), and down No d. At
the end of this long journey they have
given up most OF their heat to the
twenty-four notwithstanding surfaces of
the tire-clays walls. Then all commu-
nication with the chimney is cut of,
the fire is put out. having done its work
and the interior of the stove has bottled
up its caloric ready for emission into
the room, andpassing through the non
walls of the stove is radiated
into the apartments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-01

Matte Gillette, the young girl Of Il,
whose strange disappearance from Aurora
last week mention was made in these col,
umns, turned up on Saturday at Cassapolis,
Mich. She had left home with the inten.
ton Of working her way to "A brother IN
Montana, with whose descriptions Of the
scenery IN that territory she was captiya-
ted, and fled to the little town in Michigan
so that she could telegraph 10 him Tor
money to pay her way without her parents
knowing ii.
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Eegul.
BUSHNELL & FULLERTON

attorneys at Lar.
A DMINISTRATORS' SALE OF PERSONAL, PROP
"A ERIf-Ihe undeIsgned VIII sell al pubc auc-
tiou, on Monday, the 81 day OF December lss at the
late residence Of VIM Warren Champion. deceased In
Freedom Township, beginning at 10 O'Clock 5. NJ the
the following described property belonging the
tate or said deceased: SEQ sheep; horses colts;
mues cows steers 10 hogs 20 shoars; q stand of
bees; wagons; spring wagon: cHrTiage: chaise;
sleigh corn shelter; mower: , ploWs; | sulky
Pow; gang pillow: pulyerzer, 3c0rn piogs; go
pher plows; 3 har1ows; scrspeTs; grinder; hay
rake; hay carrler nay racks; hay derrick; hay
press 100 tons of hays 4ons of baled hays % tons Of
timothy hay; stack Of timothy straw sack OF oats
straw; stack OF oats: sets of Dobs corn planter
and check rover; tanning mill: grndstoue; 2work
benches carpenters toOis lpower puveIizer; sets
double harness; single harness; saddlesand brides;
forks: scythe log chain; hoes; wheeilarrOw; honey
eNtracter scales large quantity OF honey: potatoes;
10 acres OF In eld; 100 FIVE inch tile: 20 dozen
gar buc kets, 10 gallons OF vinegar IL casks sets OF
parlor furniture; marhle-top tables; piano; book
case; secretary; easy chair mirrors; hanging lamps
extension table; chamber sets chairs; Brussels
pets hall and stair carpets beds and bedding: crock
cry ware cooking utensils; iron safe; kitchen furni-
turc; and other articles too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS or SALE.-All sums under s. cash; all sums
over, on credit OF eight months, the purchaser to
give his Iote with good security
NJ. EMMA CRUMPT0N,
WIN II. CRUMPTON.
Administrators of The Estate OF VIM.
warren Crumpton, deceased
DAN. CARR. Auctoneer. nev2i-lw
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Details of terrible human butchery
come from Leonia, n. II. On Saturday
afternoon, Thomas Samon, cook by trade,
came TO the house of James RGddy, ia
bore, Ia board, bringing with him heavy
trunk. Daring the night he got up and
killed Rudy and little child with n
Ratchet, and assaulted Mrs. Ruddy with
the same weapon. Thinking he had muir
dered her also, he saturated the bodies with
kerosene, set them an fire and escaped.
Mrs. Ruddy alarmed the neIghbors, who
e1tinguished the fire, and on Salmon 8
room being searched, his trunk was found
to contain the mangled remains of Mrs.
Ford with whom he had been boarding.
Later IN the day he was arrested at Plym-
outh, but denied all knowledge of the
crime. Mrs. Rudy gives the following
account of the crime before the corouer's
jury:
we went to bed about O'Clock. Att
Samon came into the front room and look
ed out of the front window, saying he was
nervous and could not sleep / got up
and made HIM cup of tea and went back
to bed. Ala O'Clock Samon came into the
front room again end acted queerly. He
went back into the kitchen. My husband
and got up, and he also went into the
kitchen. | soon heard a fall, and going
out found my husband hanging over q
chair with his hands down. Salmon start
ed for me and struck me with the Ratchet
on the head. | grabbed his arm, but he
then struck me and threw me 10 the floor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-01

An cas..5Ound train on the Soath,rn Pa
cliic was ditched thirteen miles east Of
Deming, N. NJ, Saturday evening by five
masked men. The engineer, T, G. Web.
ster, was Killed, and the express messenger
was robbed Of from 5000 to $1,000. The
passengers, with the exception of q man
who interfercd with the robbers, were not
nolested. He lost $3.50. A party from
DemiDg IS in pursuit Of the robbers, who
were provided with horses. Rewards have
been offered for their apprehension.
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Double Murder ut Hickman Nv.

Friday morning Of last week, IIillman
King and HIS wife, an aged and respecta-
bic couple living near Hickman, Ky, were
found dead at their home, the old lady
with her throat cut and with severe cuts on
her head, and the old man IN The barn. 4
Trunk in the house had been broken open
and rf1ed Of $500. A clock member who
stopped Il, the house the evening before is
supposed to be the murderer
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baby bal y' who was yns Whist Sh, t he was ,ss
there tried to unlock the kitchen door,
bu, he returned and again struck me on
the head, knocking me down. lay per-
fecty quiet. He went back iDto the front
room, got the baby, came back and poured
feathers and straw over US and went out.
got up and tried to open the front win
dow, but could not thea broke pane
Of glass and jumped through. He was
very nervous in the kitchen nearly all
night,
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I II T SUN
NEW YORK, 1884.

About sixty million copies OF TEE Sun have gone
ont of establishment during the past l2 months
If you 10 paste end to end ali the columns of all
THE SUNS printed and sold last year you would get a
continuous strip of interesting information, common
wisdom sound doctrine and wit long enough
to reach from Printing House Square TO the top OF
Mount Copernicus in the moon, then back to Printing
House Square, and then threcquarcrs of the way hack
TO the moon again.
Bnt The Sun IL written for the Inhabitants oi the
earth; this same strip Of intelligence would Srdr the
globe twenty seven or twenty eight times.
II every buyer Of copy of THE sun during the past
year has spent only hour over It, and If his wife or
his grandfather has spent another hour this newspaper
in 1853 Ia forded the human thirteen thousand
years OF ady reading, night and day.
1t only by little calculations like these that you can
form any idea Of the circulation Of the most popular
of American newspapers, or OF MS influence on the
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TIE Sun IL, and will continue TO be- a newspaper
which tells The truth without fear of consequences,
which gets at the facts matter how much the process
costs, which presents the of all the world without
waste of words and in the most readable shape which
working with all its heart for the of honest
government ard which therefore believes that the Re
publican party must so, ana must 20 in this coming
year of our Lord. 1881
II you Know THE sun, you like it already. and you
will read ii with accustomed diligence and profit dur
ing what Is to be the most interesting year In its
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Terms to Mail Subscribers.
The seveIal editions Of THE SIN are sent by mail.
postpaid, as follows:
DAlLY-5O cents month, = 9 u year; with Sunday
edition, Is.
SUNDhY-Eight pages. This edition furnishes the
current news of the world special articles Of eXcep-
uOnO interest to everybody, and literary reviews Of
new books of the highest merit s. aytar.
WEEkLISs year. Eight pages OF the best matter
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Address |. W. ENGLAND. Publisher
novl0.tw TlE sun, N. y. City.
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SLERIEE,s sAIE.--Ily virtue of an exeen

/, III BRIEFS sSAI4E.--uy virtue Of execu
- tun and fee bill issued out OF the clerks ece OF
the Circuit Court OF In Sale county, and state of Hi
uoiS, and to me directed, whereby am commanded
to make the amount OF certain Judgment recently
obtained against John Holman and Marie Hoffman, In
favor of John +. Flynn. out of lands tcncncnts,
goods and chatels of the said John Hoffman and Marie
Hoffman, have levied the following property, 10
wit: West Five Acres OF the South Unehalf "a OF
the West One.half ~ OF the sonthMes: One-fourth
90 of Section Three t3l, Township Thirty three 1897,
Range Three go last OF the Third (3d) PIIhcpal Mer!
dian. The above described property situated In La
Sale county and state Illinois Levy made the 18th
day OF November \. 1853.
Therefore, according to the said command, shall
expose for SALE al nuhc auction all the right title and
interest Of the above named John Hoffman snd Marie
Hoffman in and 10 the above described property ON
saturday, the 18th day of December A. u. 1855 at
clock p w. Mt the north door Of the Court House. In
Ottawa Illinois
Dated at Ottawa. III his 18th day OF November 1883
". Il. MIIIIGAN.
Hoy2I-iN Sheriff OF Ia Sale County, III.
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o ALL PERSONS WHOM lT NAY coNcERN :.

fs'O ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
Nollcc is hcrcDy given, that the undersigned,
Theodore koCEcnieller, Guardian of Clara ROcttnie
Ter and Zelda iCcl cnfellcr minors will make applica
lion to the Probate Court of La sale county, regu
lar term thereof to he held at the COurf House In the
city Of Ottaws in said county. the third Monday of
DECEMBER 1888 beng the l1th day thereof.
order and decree Of sqd court directing HIM said
guardian 10 sell the following real estate belonging 10
said minors. Of rs much thereof IA shall seem 10 said
court the interest Of said minors, situated in the
county of La Sale and state of Illinois, To Wit: Lots
Is and So IN Bcrrys Addition TO the Village NOW city,
OF StrcnOr, lls rescrGng the coal Kinder said lois.
with the right 10 mine ana remove the same wlthour
liability for damages for the support and education of
said minors and for the purpose of investing such OF
the proceeds Of said sale rs shall not he Immediately
requisite for said support ana education In other real
estate, or Ot otherwise investing the same.
THEODORE ROCKENFELLER,
nOy2I.lw Guardian OF said Minors.
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Those two words have vast meaning when
fully comprehendcd perfect success can
be truthfully applied to DR.. Jones' Red Go.
yer Tonic, which cures dyspepsia, bilious.
mesa, costiveness, all diseases Of the kidneys
liver and bladder. II is perfect tonic and
blood purifier; II keeps the skin clear aud
bright drives away pimplts AMI makes We
general health excellent. Price 20 cent, H.
K. Y. Griggs'. f9l
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CdtdrrH.

The remarkable results in disease so
universal and with such a variety of
characteristics as Catarrh, prove how
effectually Hoods Sarsaparilla acting
through the blood, reaches every part of
the human system. A medicine, like
anything else, can be fairly judged only
by its results. We point with pride TO
the glorious record Hoods Sarsaparilla
has entered upon the hearts of thousands
of people It has cured Of catarrh.
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MOrIC1C.- ESTArE OF SIMON WALTON. DEC'p.
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned. Ad.
minlstutriX with the viii annexed Of the Estate of
Simon NGon late Of the county of La sale and state of
of said county the third Monday tbeing the 2lst day.
Of January 1854, at the Probate Court Room, In Oaws,
in said county. when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified 10
attend and present the same i'll writing for adjustment
Dated this !ll !ay nf November \. y. 1859.
MARIE l.. WALTON,
nONli-}N Misunderstanding. &c.
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Want Of confidence accounts for half Of the
business failures Of to-day. Forbes & Lur
riauX, the druggists, are not liable to fan for
the want OF confidence in DR.. BosaukO's
Cough and Lung Syrup, for he gives away q
bottle free to all who are suffering with
coughs, colds, asthma, consumption and all
affections Of the throat and lungs.
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20 those afflicted with lung trouble hear
what W. d. Wilson, OF the Ottawa Qll.) Times
says. "After being disabled for three months
with cough, aud lung trouble often spit.
ting up blood, can testify that am cured
permanently by the use Of DR.. Bigelow's
Positive Cure" A free trial bottle can be had
at Z. Y. Griggs's drug store. ~
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Farm. for Sale.

My Home Farm. at Prairie Centre, containing about
desired The above farm ia not eYCellCd by any farm
in La Sale county for either crop stock raising
House nearly new, warmed and ventilated hya Ruttan
Furnace Barn l0NSg, with stone basement. Land
under high state Of cultivation and well tile drained
Price so per acre Onchaf down. tie balance in terms
suit the purchaser For further reference apply To
Blanchard Il blanchard, Daniel Carr in Ophir, or the
subscriber on the place f. ROWLAND.
November 10. 1888,
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MOTTO t.-bsrArE OF ALLEN BROWN. DECD.
- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Administrator OF the Estate of Allen Brown. late OF
the county of Ia Sale and state of Illinois, deceased.
will appear before the Probate Court OF said county
ON the third Monday tbeing the twenty hrst day. OF
January 1881 nj the PROBATE Court Room. In Ottawa,
in said county, when and where AL persons having
claims or demands against said estate are n0tacd to
attend and present the in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of November \. n 1883.
WILLIAM T.. HAPEMAN.
noy2l-sw Administrators
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4 Life Saving Present.

Mr. VI. +. Allison. Hutchinson, Kan, saved
his life by q simple trial bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery, for consumption. which
caused him to procure q large bottle, that
completely cured HIM, when doctors, change
OF climate, and everything else had failed
Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe
coughs, and all throat and lung diseases, II
is guaranteed TO cure. Trial bottles free ai
6. behring's drug store. Large size $1.oe.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, 1879.
GENTLEMEN Having been afflicted for a
number of years with Indigestion aud gen
eral debility, by the advice of my doctor
used Hop Bitters, and must say they afforded
me almost instant relief. am glad 10 be
able to testify ia their behalf,
TUOs c. kSOX