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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-15
Local News.

Hon. Joseph Battcll has been in New
b ok this week.
Miss Gcrtie Fletcher has returned
rom a visit To New York city.
Mrs. {. NJ. Wilds and her son are visit
NJ at Mr.. Wilds' fathers in Bristol.
About 500 was realized from the fair
recently held by the ladies of the Catho-
ic society.
Butter sold ON Monday AT from II to
Is cents. \ very few eNtra-iine lots
brought 10 cents.
Mr.. George :. Barton went to Boston,
Monday. with a carload of horses for
Mr.. 4. j. Marshall.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Rowe and child have
returned To town and are with Mr.. Rowe
At the Addison House.
DIR. W. a. Dewey has gone back to
New York. after a stay of a couple of
weeks with his people here.
A second new timetable went into eff
Get ON Monday last. 1t does not effect
he time of trains at this station.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Batchelder. the cnterprising
Young newsdealer. has been incapacitat-
ii for business, this week. by sickness.
sbtls ". F0liA tflN. Uiltlfl -Hiltll III VI NV
ork, and family are expected soon at
he Addison House to spend h summer.
Rev. George :. Pine of New Canaan
Conn. who was asked to take the rector
ship of ST. Stephens, has declined the
BALL.
Mrs. I.ibbic 3. Clark of Brandon, for
ncrly of Middlcbury, returned this week
rom New York. where she has been in
, hospital for treatment.
Mr.. George G. Chapman is making eN-
ensiVc repairs on the house on South
Main Street which he bought last fall of
kIr. Edison L. Williamson.
The W. G. II. T.. will hold a parlor
meeting with Mrs. o. Il. Lee. Wcdnes-
lay, June ~, mt 3 p. IN. The usual invita-
ION is extended 10 the gentlemen.
Mrs. \. j. Severance. accompanied by
Ter sister, Miss Elizabeth Cady. arrived
II town early this week and is at the
amily's residence. North Pleasant street.
Mr.. Harry b. Boice, a graduate of the
college in the class of 1850. is in town,
he guest of DR.. and Mrs. Ilalsey. Mr..
Ioicc has passed HE winter i'm San Fran
,iscO.
The second volume of the register OF
he Vermont Merino Sheep-Breeders'
association has been published and is
now being distributed from the Office OF
he secretary, Mr.. Albert Chapman. II
makes a book of nearly 800 pages and i,
handsomely printed and bound. Lacl
Of space prevents more extended men
ion at this time.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-15
Local Notices.

Silver ware at Wales
Ice cream at Manney's
All kinds of tobacco at Manney's.
Milk pans Zoe and upwards, at Wales.
Stationery and perfumery at Gauvin Il
POS.
DO not fail to see what Dodge has for cul-
ivators.
Canvas shoes for men. boys and youths,
{ Sheldon n Cos.
The best oil stove made is the Crown.
Fall and examine at A. Calhom's.
A large stock of ladies' button Newports.
les and slippers. at Bcckwith n Co.'S
Corn eradicator. warranted sure cure.
or sale at the old Case a. Rider drug store.
See Marshall's fresh stock of blank books
nd stationery. A big drive ON envelopes.
Why do so many buy Hour at Bond
Bros! Ans. Because they get the best at
west prices.
Buy the best oil stove made-the Adams
Westlake nOn-pNplusive-fOr sale 10y
Earl Il Bauum.
The best line of spring beds in the coun-
y at Chapman's. Call and see; Swiney
Eill show you.
A new lot of hall stand- at Charman'4
urniture room. Call aud see: Swiuey
ill show you.
The New York Life Insurance company
AL cash assets of over fifty million dol
airs. January l.. 1883.
u. u. Twitchell Il Son will pay DE for
middle or half-hlood wool. next Monday;
t Nergennes ON Saturday.
A very tine assortment of gentlemen's
NV cut shoes. and ladies' Newports and
liplers, at Sheldon Il Co.'S.
III. b. Dodge can sell You the Buckeye
bower. Adriance reaper. Billiard or Mid
ett tedder or Bay State horse rake.
Poisonl Poison! Poison!ll Paris green.
,o-wlite hellebore. Persian insect powder,
'ed-bug poison. SHELDON 81 Co.'S.
A fresh lot of Paris green in cans from
ne TO five lbs. Favored TO suit the taste
f the most lastidious bugs. at Earl ~
}arnum's.
Our stock of clothing is very large. and
ye defy the competition Of the whole State,
lowest prices at oIr place or "bust."
IA BoNp n BRO.
Purchasers of boots and shoes will find
for their interest TO examine the stock OF
}eckwith IL Co. before making their pur-
bases.
See the adv. of the New York Life
insurance company in another column
ne OF the oldest. strongest and safest life
Fompanies in the world.
A new stock of LePage's prepared glue,
mt mp in tin cans ready for use. Try II
nd you will not be without it.
EARL q BARNuM.
Joe LaRock wants TO buy poultry mt his
lace of business. Seymour street. nearly
opposite the Cattle yards. Middlebury
he highest price will be paid for poultry
live or dressed.
Having been appointed agent Of the Sun
Fire oliice-in which the Watertown was
nerGed-to succeed Jason Davenport, par
les desiring insurance in the oldest fire in
rance company in the world can secure :
desirable form of policy at rates that can
lot he beaten bv any agent IN this State
JoHN G.. STAPLETON.
Messls. Crane. Prentiss IL Read, agent,
# the Foust Hay-loader, made 10y the
keystone Manufacturing company. Sterling
H., will give Il trial exhibition of that I'M
ivaled machine. in the Fair grounds Il
Nliddlebury. on Monday next. The tria
will be conducted by J r Gill & Son o
springfield, VT, Genl Agents for this State
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B~RATTLEBORO, VT, April 3, 1852.
Last year | ploughed up n pc n piece OF pas
turc land and planted it TO corn fodder, using
half n spoonful of Bradley's Phosphate in the
hill. Instead of growing ioidcr ] had n good
crop OF sound corn. In the fall | sowed the
same piece to rye. and | can now see in the rye
where every hill of corn was, showing me that
Bradlcy's Phosuhatc lasts more than one year,
| have used other fertilizers, but consider Brad
lcy's the best. Shall use it on potatoes and on
tobacco this season. ! can grow II good crop OF
corn or potatoes with Bradley Phosphate with
ont any other manure. RUFUS SCOTT.
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DR.. PLANTS
KIDNEY REMEDY !

THIS Remedy is composed OF ingredients hay
ing special reference to the above Ella IS OF difi-
culties. IL is the Prescription OF II Physician oi
over twenty years practice IN the West, and was
successfully used by him in the trcntm MT ol
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Testimonials rs
To It's value are abundant before IT came INTO the
hands OF the present Proprietor, but as we can
not use them we suhioin one or two such ms W.
are constantly receiving.
E8 4 Gentleman in Georgia says, 81 was sui
lcring with pain in my back, scanty urine with
pain in voiding il, ana much sediment. one bot
lie of i.lant's Kidney, Remedy cured me. was
relieved before | had taken half of it,"
Rs A lady in town writes us, 81 would advise
all who are suffering from Kidney troubles To use
DIR. Plants Kidney Remedy. | WAS suffering
from weakness, with pain in my back and hmbs.
and il | walked a short distance was too tired Ia
stand on my feet. After taking three bottles |
could walk 10 long as | pleased and enjoy 1t, had
u good appetite, was iree from pain and felt like
new. Try it and get relief, Mrs. l.. l.. HALVES.
re- Sold by Druggists generally, and in Mid
dlebury by l.. HANAFoRD.
A, N, PLANT, NJ ?h..m..is. s. Adams, w.,
y Proprietor.
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Personal.

Senator Justin $. Morrill, is erecting a
substantial structure in Stafford which
he intends to present to his native town
for a library building when completed,
1t will he 32X22 feet, two stories high
and the second story will have a hall fol
some local society or lodge.
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In England there is q Lands End and also a
Graves End. The family of Graves is very
ancient. One of its members, DIR. Graves. the
discoverer OF the celebrated Heart Regulator
bearing his name, Is entitled To imperishable
fame. HIS remedy is one in fact as well ms
name, as We have reason 10 know personally
IeSiey's Journal.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-15

For constitutional or scrofulous ca
tarrh, and for consumption induced by
the s%crofulous faint, Ayers %Sarsaparilla
is the true remedy. 1t has cured num-
bcrless eases. 1t will stop the nauseous
catarrhal discharges, and remove the
sickening odor of the breath. which are
indications of scrofulous origin.
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Late Stale and Vicinity.

Eldorus Abbott of Woodford was Sc
riously if not fatally kicked by II horse,
last Sunday.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Vermont 81 Canada railroad was
held at Bellows Falls on Friday last.
The plan for reorganization which has
already been assentcd to by the directors
was ratified. Resolutions authorizing
the mortgage of its property to secure
notes or bonds of the consolidated rail
road of Vermont to the amount of ST.
100000 was passed. 1t was also voted
to release al back rents due under its
lease to the Vermont Central railroad
dnted 1910.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

BHekhditleh Dttd
The editor Of the IHrRLLtdRSeRR sug
gested meeting Of the leading Republicans
OF the State, for the purpose OF comforting
together and such other buslness as might
suggest itself 10 the meeting. It asked for
an expression from Republicans and Re.
publican papers throughout the State, and
we believe q pretty full expression has
been given, and so far as We are able to
Judge, It has been favorable to meeting.
We are .,olry to say that some had blood
has been shown in the matter and II Seems
10 us that tide trouble with those persons
showing the bad blood has been, that the
idea did not originate With them. For
op.selyes We must say that we can'tse any
great necessity for meeting, and yet we
zee no harm IN It. II they want meeting
let one be- held, We should take pleasure
Ia attending. What we desire to complain
Of, Is the jealousy manifested by some oil
our leadSrs and the tendency TO bossisn
upon the pant Of Others. Such actions
cannot but iniure the party more who
would rule or tbiR. BY all means, gentle
men, let US have peace,
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Jay Goulds schoolmates used to taunt
him with the name "bawl baby"
Senator Voorhees,, Of Indiana, fays
Hoadly should be beaten in Ohio.
Lamar, Of Mississippi, is accused Of be.
ing earnestly at work to secure second
place on the National Democratic ticket.
Miss Randolph, Of Baltimore, q great.
granddaughter OF Jefferson, and Mr.. w,
". Corcoran and bis niece, Of Washington,
are at the White Sulphur Springs, West
Virginia. Mr.. Corcoran Is great whist
player.
ing his Canvass last fall, was several de-
grees humber than Urtah Heep, is Just
now getting considerable Aototiety by per.
sistent begging for deadhead passes on the
railroads.
MrC. G. Haskell, OF the Henry Hill
Publishing Company, has, says The Nor
rich Buleitn, received q letter from gen.
tleman in Calcutta, India, applying for
Inc agency for MIR. Blaine's forthcoming
book In that PARKWAY land.
D. o. Mills has presented the Slate Of
California with magnificent piece OF
statuary representing Columbus 1.-THE court
Of Queen Isabella, niue feet high, at cost
oi$S5,00O. twill be placed in the rotunda
Of the capitol at Mills expense.
Professor Seeley, Of the University Of
Cambridge, England, the author or "Ecce
Homo" has written the article on Napoleon
for the new volume Of the Encyclopedia
Britannica" On account OF the import
ance Of tue subject and the high reputa.
ton OF the writer, an unusually large
amount Of space has been allotted to the
article.
largest stockholdsr in Lpndan, evidently
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,uE HoUsgwITEs soRAr BOOK.

One Egg Pudding-Beat one egg with
one teaspooniul Of flour, three OF brown
snvar. one pint Of milk, q little salt; place
some very thin slices Of bpttered bread 10
a budding dish, then pour the custard
already made over This, and bake for bal
an hour. Cherries or Fatelns maY pe auaeu'
and cinnamon to suit the taste.
Transparent Pie-Three eggs, tw" table
spooniuts Of sugar, one teaspooniul. Of rlch
cream. three tablespoonsuls Of Jelly,
one Of butter; flavor with essence Of lemon.
The fairer the Jelly the better, as 1t makes
a nicer pie than dark jelly; either makes
deItSioas article. Bake with one crust
HE above Ingredients are enough Tor Two
pies.
Turnips.-Wash, peel, cut in thin slices
across the grain and place in kettle with
az little water as possible; boil from half TO
three.quarters ofan hour, or until you can
easily pierce them with a fork; drain well,
season with salt, pepper and butter; mash
fine, and place on stove, stirring frequently
mill water ia all dried out. Turnips are
better when cooked quickly. They may
be steamed, and the water poured out
through cloth, then mashed.
Corn and Bean Soup.-Take two pounds
Of beef, q pound Of pork, pint OF black
or navy beans (soaked over night, large
onion, a small carrot, head OF celery.
Put the above ingredients in the soup pot
with gallon Of cold water, and let simmer
gently for five or six hours. Take of and
iet get cold; remove The grease, and place
nm me stove TO boil again. About an hour
before dinner add quart OF canned corn.
Strain the soup, season with Cayenne pep
per and salt, and serve 1t with or without
the addition Of boiling cream.
Taploca Cream soup.-Take a quart Of
white stock madefrom the shoulder oil veal,
one pint OF cream, two spoontuls OF celery
seed, when the stalks are not procurable,
an onion, third Of a cupful Of tapioca,
two cupfuls Of cold water, tablespoonful
Of butter, a small piece Of mace, and small
quantities OF salt and pepper. The tapioca
must have been soaked over night and
cooked very gently for an hour, together
with the stock. Cut the onion and celery
into small pieces and put on to cook for
twenty minutes with the mace and milk,
then add the contents OF the second sauce
pan. strained upon the tapioca and stock.
Add the butter, salt, and pepper, and serve
at once.
Grape Jelly-The grapes should be taken
before they are ripe, when they are Just
turning. The Jelly Of grapes which are not
quite ripe is Of light red color, better
flavor, and jellies better. Wash and pick
the grapes from the stems. Heat them,
hrnisinp them meanwhile with a potato
masher until the juice runs freely. Then
strain them and measure the juice in pints.
Boil the juice twenty minutes, counting
from tue time It begins to boil. In the
meanwhile measure out pint OF sugar for
every pint OF juice. Heat it in the oven
and when the juice has boiled twenty
minutes add the sugar and boil three to
five minutes, stirring constantly. Set the
Jelly glasses on thick towel wrung out in
.old water, fill and cover in the usual way.
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did not know how to enjoy his wealth.
Hs bankers n ss GStns s.s es' p Sa bn and
asked what he wished 10 have done WV w.
n "Apything you choose" was his reply "
abut don't bother meabout y: l Won't ~
plspued. II itsany trouble w tsEe y GU,
aiyonr hands" This Is trait entirely
distinct from ayarice or miserliness.
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Asa reporter for the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette sat yesterday afternoon) In cham.
Der atNo. 80, Federal street, Allegheny, listen.
ing to terrible tale OF suffering. as II fell
from the lips Of gentle little lady, Mrs.
Milo Ingram, the daughter OF Capt Hugh
McKelvey, OF this city, 1t seemed almost TOO
much 70 believe, Il the evidence had not
word. II was but another evidence. OF the
culpable ignorance Of q large class OF ptacti'
TONERS OF medicine who claimed for SIX
wears that her terrible disease was cancer.
She was covered with ulcers, given up to die.
PeItlna cured her perfectly. Continued on
page "a, In "Ills Of Life" by DR.. Hartman,
Ask your drugglat for one. paw
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cers, piles, ChilblalnS, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all akin etuptions, guaranteed to
cure IN every instance, or money refunded.
IS cents per box. For sale ct Logan q Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store. n
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Huntington Republican,,
The Huntington Republican calls the
West Virginia University dude tacto-
~" Major Peterson, the editor Of the Re.
publican, is one OF the most accomplished
graduates Of the University.-Charleston
Cal.
Major Peterson graduated at West Viz
ginia University in 1885, under the Presi'
dency Of DR.. Alex. Martin, who was too
coed a man for Bourbon Board Of Re-
gents to retain. At that time the Southern
chiyalry sentiment was not quite 30 ramp
ant in that institution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

STEAMBOAT LINES, Hotels, Boarding.houses
and House. keepers everywhere use Hunts
Insect Powder, the best aud cheapest vermin
destroyer koown; 1t kills every time. Price
% cents, by all druggists
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If Webb had only gone swimming in a
fall oyster stew, he might have been alive
and well to-day. He would have found
nothing there TO run his head against
JyiIliamsport Breakfast Table.
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ESrRRralsISo local agents wanted In this
town for an article that Is sure To sell, live
druggists and grocers preferred. address
HumIston Food Preservatiye Co., Y ktlby
street, Boston. pAW
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Fos lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. I. Young. D4w
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GLESN's SULPHUR Soar puriiles the skin.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cts. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
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Total paid by 81 $751; 900
For the truth OF tho above facts We refer the pub
lie t, the officers OF tho aboyeuamed corporations,
and for our leg atty and standing TO the aayorand
Officers OF the City Of New Orleans, TO the State
authorities OF Louisiana, and also 10 the o. ON.
ciSls Of Louisiana We claim 10 be legal, honest
nd correct In all our transactions, as much 50 as
any business IN the country. Our standing Is con-
coded by all who will Investigate and our stock has
for years teen sold a. cur Board OF Brokers, and
owned by many OF our best known and respected
'''iA'N'' M. A. DAUPIIIN, President.
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NEW BOOKS.
Doctor claudIuS. a true story. BY T. Marion Draw.
ford, author "Mr IsAats," II mo-, elo., .....t 90
Nj. Isaacs, a tale Of modern India, by y. Marion
Crawford u mo-, 60
But Yet Woman, novel, BY Arthur sherbnrne
Hardy, y ma u %
The Modern HSgAr, two vols. III one, by ChaS. NJ.
usy, thick u mo. 70
The House That jill Built, "a book on Homo
Architecture, by G. GGrdner, limo clio Isl SO
Ice Cream and Cakes, 4 collection Of fresh and
Up From the Cape u plea Tor Republican sin:
pcity l6 mo sxible 20
New Books every day. AnyabUye books sent BY
1''''' ~ STANTON & DAVENPORT,
au2a No. 1901 Market Street.
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Us M. A. DAUpuIN, President.
aB-CAPITAL PRIZE, s7o, ooo.7sa
TICKETS ONLY $500. Shares In proportion
[,ouisianA State Lottery Company,

"we do hereby certify that We supervise the ar:
rangements for ali the Monthly and SemiAnnuAl
Drawing OF The Louisiana Stale Lottery Company,
and III person manage and control the drawings
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all par.
ties and we authorize the Company 70 use this COR
dictate with tAosimiles oil our signatures attached,
In ita advertisements"
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HTANTED-A FIRsT.CLASs COOK.
w References required, and gSod wages paid.
Apply At ALEX. LAu9ALlS's, lllS chlpllne
street. Ru2Q
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

MTANTRD-A BARBER STEADY
w emPieymsnl, Apply At No. 8 Alley .
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DIED.

RoBERTsoS-ou Monday morning. August q,
1883, at chicago, Ills, FRANK RoEEErsoN, OF this
c'y' fsuno,sl ro,,co ,o.mor,ow.l
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IV51 E:lI0s hmouhunH S5bo
only TO the office Of the Company In New Orleans
For further information write clearly, giving full
address Make p, o. Money 0rders payable and
adde's Registered Letters 70 -
New Orleans, La,
NJ a. DAuPHN,
,,,,., New Orleans, La.
Sais H e CO.. Seventh 81. Warrington. D. O.
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wnEGLlNG. ". VA, August q. 1881
National Republican., 1883-08-13
MR.. JOHN CoNsIDINl
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The republicans of this city met in conven-
tiOn at the Colored Odd Fellows hall at noon
Saturday to nominate candidate for the
legislature.
Tho city school board at a meeting held
last Friday evening transacted much busi-
ness. The treasurer's accounts were ex-
amined and found correct. Upon motion of
Il, L. earn, it was ordered that the public
schools be reopened Monday, Sept. 3.
The superintendent was authorized TO pur-
chase twenty-five new desks, and second
hand desks whenever he could find them
cheap.
An effort was again made to do away with
the tax receipt method, which provides that
a capitation tax must be paid prior to grant
ing permits to children to enter school, but
upon consideration the board rejected the
matter and the requirements remained the
same as last year.
About 10000 bushels of wheat were shipped
mostly shipped to Baltimore. The receipts
of wheat Saturday were 10000 bushels.
Mr.. Holt, to whom was awarded the con-
tract for removing night soil. failed to comply
with the terms, 1. o., pay the amount of his
bid, which was $3.50, by ~ o'clock Saturday,
and Mayor Beckham gave the contract to
the next highest bidder, Pat Dillon, who bid
$l05.
The churches were all largely attended
yesterday, clergymen from abroad filling the
pulpits of the First Presbyterian, Christ
church, st. PauPs and Baptist church. AS
announced, the Methodist Episcopal Church
society held services in tho building corner
of St. Asaph and Wolfe streets. The work of
tearing down their old church walls will
commence on Tuesday.
1t was reported in political quarters yes
terday that Capt G. L. Kenyon, of Vienna,
Fairfax county, would succeed Capt. Beattie
as deputy collector of revenue for this dis
trict, and that Charles DearbOn, Of this city,
National Republican., 1883-08-13
Advertising Cheatsill

at has become so common to write the
beginning of an article in an elegant, in
teresting manner,
"Then run into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the mer-
its of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest
ters as possible,
ITO induce people
'To give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
'THE REMEDY so favorably noticed in
all the papers,
Religious and secular is
Having large sale, and is supplant-
ing all other medicines.
"There is no denying the virtues of the
Hop Plant, and the proprietors of Hop
Bitters have shown great shrewdness
"And ability
'In compromising medicine whose
virtues are SO palpable to everyone's OBJ
servation.