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The Dawson journal., 1884-10-23
Sundax.school Notice.

All the teachers and scholars of
the Methodist Sunday-school are
earnestly requested to come out
next Sabbath afternoon, in order
that there may be a reorganization
of the classes.
II G Drrr
The Dawson journal., 1884-10-23
The Four Brothers.

Sunday last four brothers,
whose combined ages aggregate
296 years, dined together in this
county. They were Mr.. NJ. d.
Hay and his three brothers, aged
respectively II, 73, rs and II
years. They all met at Mr.. NJ.
d. Hays residence, where an ele-
giant dinner was prepared in honor
of the occasion. They are all
honored citizens and the JOURNAL
wishes them many more years of
prosperity.
The Dawson journal., 1884-10-23

Large lot of pure, fresh drugs
and seeds at James Sons.
The Dawson journal., 1884-10-23
Pay your subscription.

For neuralgia, headache or
rheumatism use Rogers Electric
Lihiment. Sold only by James
Sons. aa" Il
The Dawson journal., 1884-10-23

A nice Line Of Silk and Beaded
Fringe at Cost.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
An Alask kan Mummy.

Ban Francisco Chr 'nicie.
1t having been limited that Louis Sloss,
secretary Of the Alaska Commercial COM
pany. WAS In possession Of one OF the
curious specimens brought down from
Alaska by Professor Jacobsen Of the
Royol Museum Of Berlin, who made
valuable collection Of interesting objects
while prosecuting his archaeological re-
searches in that region recently,
Chronicle reporter called on Mr.. Sloss yes
tsrday and WAS shown the specimen. II
is kept under look and key, not yet being
prepared and mounted for public scrutiny.
The object proved to be mummy,
claimed by Professor Jacobsen, as we'll
as other scientific gentlemen, to be
at least 500 years old. 1t WAS
found on Green island, few miles
north of Kodiak. Although perfectly pre-
served and 30 sipgularly grotesque IS to
transflx the beholder with wonder, Its
value lies almost entirely In the great
scientific interest attached to It as Il relic
VI ancient life in that comparatively un-
known region. The specimen Is male,
about feet inches in hight, and bear
ipg close resemblance 10 a Japanese.
Though the Il .sh is dessicated and the
skin dried to the bones In somd parts ol
the body, the outline is very generally
preserved. The face has look Of despair
and anguish depicted on 1t, and the teeth
are protuded. One hand is clasped upon
the heart, and the lower Inns are curled
up In peculiar manner.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
saved mimseirby Cutting ora Limb.


II there was anything Father Boggles
really delighted in, it was to spin yarn
sbout the sharpness of his boy Tom.
"Ah," said BHgglss oue day, as he lad
fairly fixed his aud tor, "Tom ia the
mosi remarkable boy ever sat your eyes
on. He's like his old dad; you can no
more saroumvent him tnan you eau
catch a weasel asleep. You reeollect
that choice apple tree by the hedge
Well, forbid Tom tOuchiD' those apples;
hut he would get 'em IN spite OF me.
One day caught the young scapegrscs
up in the tree stufin' his pockets with
the fruit. aud determined this time to
punish him for it. Thomas, my son.
says /, come down. | thought ia be
sort of persuasive, so i. would fetch him;
but he smelt a rat and didn't bulge an
inch. Il can't dad says he, these
apples are in the way 'Tom,' l CON
nued sternly, come down this mint or
l'll cut down the tree and let yer fall
You see my poor limbs wouldn't per-
init my shinnin' after the boy.
On, no, you won't dad says Tom.
only think how you'd mourn if you
couldn't sell the apples That was
too much to have my own boy accuse
me OF suoh parsimony. so what doe5
do but git an ak, and cut away at the
bottom of the tree. 'Tom-Thomas,' l
cried, as the tree was about half cut off,
will you come down now; aud save
yourselfH' Never mind, dad said
he, I'm all right 1t was no
use couldn't bring him down that
way. So chopped away at
the tree till it began to sway, and fell to
the ground" "What and crushed
your own boy 7" calculated his Mortified
listeners. "NOt by a long chalk, " said old
Beggles, winkiDg knowingly. "You
couldn't get over Tom in any such way.
What haa he done but orswled out on a
limb; and while was chopin at the
bottom o. the tree he had been cutting of
the limb with his sack-knife, and when
the tree fell he was still up there on the
limb 20
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Il BURST OF ooNFID ESOE.
Margaret Sy dney.


It's lovely ice and snow mt Grandmammais-
guess God made it best
In sll the world. And can slide and run,
This year, Ike all the rest.
The little twinkles sparkle up so kind
from all the slippery ice,
And look real warmi and Jack says, $50
And everything is nice
Ana Eleanor's bonnets new, Just like mine
Only 1t has bow.
"There ! sided a long one-see, Jack, see
My very own self-soW
Now snotherl 1t Isn't hard a bit.
Here 1 go-"DOnit Eieanorl
Let me get up alone. l Sided once,
My truly self, ,bstore.'
There, now, they've gone away. III try again;
What makes my toes wink sol
They can't keep still-zz-zz-l really guess
ought 10 start and 20. 6
There weller, there-How caa | start until
My teeth stop dancing-say
III hug my mut. They can't see me, know.
They are too far away.
1t must be nice To slide. Everybody
says It's lovely fun;
Just hear them laughing now cause they have
made
A very splendid one.
And so III ivy. II Grandmamma could come
And take me in her lap
For just one moment could really start
A lovely slide may hap
But-to speak the truth, dear mutt; you won't
tell,
You are so good and old
II didn't EnOir 1t was SUI h splendid
Fun twould he very cold.
But here they come behind me, pranoing fast;
Now" oUk, slide 81 tar -
| CtaSh-oh THE world may slide, but Gwen
dolen
Goes iL to GrandmAmma.'
Wide At0dke for January.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

Miss AlcotL says '7hs Aa7 fallen in
love Win . great many pretty girls III
her life, INT newer oGo4 the least bt. with
man,' Just 20 with us.-BoStDl Post
Drunkenness is on the ncr-aae among
the negroes all over Georgia. 1t se-ns
tuat the dgrbeys are coming to enjoy tnt
-ame privilege Al white men boston
iJI.
They " succeeded Ia making p ms
aAauics doll go nearly like baby that
it will cry all nigh and mair the man in
the next room imperil his soul By lis
profanity, - Boston Fast.
Who wiIl arise from his seat Il Con
gross and defend with rloqpeurs the
q marlcaH hog CdrIqo iqttf. Oc.in We
believe tler- are several protection
orators IN tile Iouse.-Boston loa
"Na smoking allowed" is the most
conspicuous sign iu a rsilroEd depot. And
tne only t-tug ma. doesn't mind il Is The
-u2ine Tina, IS what comss from being
su IRON monopoly Rotkiund Courier
GaseHs
Familiar " ttA AsUfrs-ths dress maker.
The hals-r'- mussi always U-gins With
dough; The auoemaksr's with R0l.-"ThiB
i5 cereous proceeding, said the shoe
maker 81 he waxed hia thread IS SdlsB.
Sla5edUl
A new theory Of baldue5a is that when
the brain dries up II ceases to uourisA
ths roots Of the hair. Keep your brains
we'll mOistened. ". g. Commercial 1dper-
hser. Ia this a suggestion to "put your
head in soak i'-Bgsfon CommeTclm Bui-
IshH.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
THE UTANTE.

Have you got the jelies made mother,
Are the sandwiches au fait-
Are the salads wrought aud the wines all
bought
For the splurge on New Years Day?
You look serene as regular queen.
But therell be some hitch, fear,
For I'm to receive this year mother
I'm to receive this year.
My dress Is such a daisy mother,
What wonder II am vain;
'Tis white pique, decollete,
With a princesss skirt, en- train;
That's why yearn aud impatient burn
For the splurge that ia, oh, so near
For I'm to receve this year, mother
I'm 10 receive this year
Jack says he will come at 10, mother,
And larry the rest of the day
Why .urn up your nose-you don't suppose
He'd dare to stay away
Though Jack is proud and hates a crowd,
I'm certain he will be here,
For Pm To receive this year, mother
I'm to receive this year
SO call me at half-past $. mother
Don let me sleep till f.
I've crimped my HAIR, and over the chair
I've thrown my dresses fine;
At half past show don't be late
Come early, o mother dear,
| For I'm to receive this year, mother,
I'm to receive this year.
Chicago Tribune
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
UBDS IND ENDS.

Armour - Company Of Chicago slaughtered
l,O2oVul hOBA and 2jl,Olu cattle Ast year.
There wero only nine accidents to trains in
ls72 IL Great Britain by which Passengers
were killed
Popular. because reliable. Way Swift
Sure medicines ointment lunurea. They
stand at the head sold Du tLalf merits.
Every buyer satisfied. They are good.
"Cau brutes talk " was the question
under debate ~ should say they ronld
my husband talks, wa- the answer given
by Flatbush woman who Dwus no plu.h or
fur mantle.-N T. C0uWrrrt1 Alo1tspr.
Would-b manager Ito veteran lmprUssario).
Don't you think there il good deal ol money
IN Italian opera Manager Straycash There
ought to be; I've put great deal into 1t =
Musical RecOrd. ......--
How They Get AT IL.
Benson's Capcine Porous plasters alont
reach the seat Of disease through the porei
Of the skin, Csc,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Docs AdyerlIstnr Pa. .

NcW liaveA Nuw..
The following advertisement was
printed iu the Morning .Nsns couple OF
days ago:
BOY WANrED-Good references required
steady employment. Apply to G. d Il.
Hubbard, Printers Warehouse, 279 state
street,
The Morning .Nees received the ioilov-
ing uotue last night.
BORN Iu this city, January ith, Il son to Mr..
and Mrs, q, d. r. Hubbard,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
TMMOB fELLES.
Washington Van Dusen.

. modest iioWer recall the grace
OF one who loved and gathered tree;
FOR thou att now the only trace
That bring; her memory back to me.
The tmmnrtelles all withered lie
That UHue,l'ke snow tiake-, charmed my gaze
The Oniy II Jwers unat never die
Are memories of happy days
Alas! so changed with years we grow
SO soon are bloom and beauty DER,
We might pass Ny aud never know
The lace that haunted us OF yore!
LIES River hurries on each hour,
And turns TO new scenes eveTmOre,
And leaves behind some cherished flower,
To fade On Times receding shore
Tune, take thes' Crumbled flowers and sevel
The last endeariug charm for me;
But In my heart q leave forever
The lmInurIelles Of memory
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
NE COT m.
a Cowboy Orders RaftIesnake on
Toast, and in Served.


a Cowboy Orders Rattiesnakes on
Toast, and il Served.
Cheyenne sun
a typical cowboy, fresh from his herd,
went into Hlitoh's chop house last night.
The tables were all filled with the excep-
tion OF one, at which the terror OF the
plains seated himself. AS he pulled of
his hat and united the red bandsna
handkerchief from around his throat he
looked disdsiIiully around. The nimbe
walter brushed al imaginary bread crumb
from the cloth, whisked e bill OF fare
from the castor and placed it before the
festive aud untamed youth. "Take
it away !" he snArl-c. az can't
eat that, want rattlesnake Oh
tossti" "Rattlespske ON tOastl" yelled
the waiter. "Rsttlesnske on tosst ~
responded the cook. There vas slight
autter amous the guests at this strange
order, ard the cowboy was scanned by
many curious eyes. He looked a little
Disconnected at having bis order so
promptly taken, and glanced furtively
| ard the front Of the house. He saw
the couks aud WATERS engaged in filling
orders, aud looking rs solemn as grave
yards sitter midnight. He assumed a
nonchaisnt air, and picked his teeth with
mis- fork.
cook dettly removed the skin from q
picker-l, and cutting strip the proper
shape, piacs1 il in q spider. The wAiteI
who hst taken the order came tripping
back to the bold bugcaneer OF tine pam pas
"W!ll you have your snake we'll done Of
rare ~ Rare, With oo1les Of milk gravy
OF it, "iiuime that snake Iare-Inill
gravy OF the side" was hslioed to tn
cook. Snake rare milk gravy-sids,
cook shou.ed back. Stay - said tn
bo7ius steer-r Gs tie waiter passed him
tI'll take il we'll done ~ Make it wei
done" make it we'll done" was an
swersd back.
The lariet wrestler began TO grow mel
vous. The devil-may care expression hs
left bis eyes, ard soft, subdued, melsr
cboly shade had taken ia place. Il
fidgsted in his chair, and seemed to b
ueryiug himself for an ordeal. ''Hsr
yor are, sir, said the culintrS Gany
mede, placing dish in which wGs som,
thing nicely cJied, which looked like
: fried specimen OF the genus crotalu
D Have little Worcester sauce Gives
very fine flavor. Soue folks like musl
IoOlns Will tLelI auhhtH. OtneTb prtl'
, Chilli colorow. A little salad dressir
+ don't 90 bad. There's vinegar aud oil,
= oil in the caatOr. VIII yon have tea
e coffee Very fine snake. Caugbt yeste
= day. Fat aud tender.
l When the waiter was delivering hit
= self OF this eulogy on the meal, the ste
Z puucher showed his chair back II
d eyes bulged ont and he became pa
y srouud the gills. 81 don't think I'll e
e any thing. amt hungry,' he said
Il M rose ua5teaiily to his feet, al
reached for hat. "Msybse you'd pref
br'iied moccssin," iusinultingly su
sestei the waiter. "No," he replied,
the asheH pa l0r despened on his fac
y '' amt oit hungry" He cast anoth
Vi glance at the dish he had ordered, al
made break Tor tho door He forgot
q "pay at the Gou-trr
IL Ayers IrsapIGii',. is the most pOtent bio
ILtiiirI tud a. uutaln ui hrlth and streug
. Ee Wise IN time, AZ bAnetu iutectuns
promptly rtin"ycH by this unequal
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Nor Slow. Yer Sure,

at takes time" is the reply of tho Doctor,
when his cough-cOnvulsed patient complains
that the medicine prescribed psoduces no
effect Now the great merit of "Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar" is that ii q
curative influence is developed Immediately
after sh tne hrSt & OF secono aose Tne progress o,
remedy for the ailments of the wind-pipe and
lungs, 1t stands alone ind unapproached.
Sold by all druggists at 50 cents and 81. Great
savingby buying large size, Pixies Toothacbe
drons rnra n one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
vox PoPULI; THE oYSIc's yERsIoN

A stately white lily, fragile and fair,
Petals all perfect, scent faint and rare
Shall we not bow to her beauty and sweetnessY
Shall we not serve her with loyal completeness? T?
"Here is nothing our hunger supplies;
Useless-useless. BuSzi' say the flies.
Hark to the brown bird that lives In the corn,
Song of a lark through the mists OF the morn,
How shall we thank him for notes OF delight,
Far, far ascending, sweet, out OF sght1
1--WE cannot see him; we wall not rise;
Useless his singing Buazw saw the iiies.
Glory OF snnrise gilds river and rill,
Flooding the valley and CT owning the hill,
Scattering night clouds, shaming all fear
Fear born of darkness: behold light IL here
ave rush TO the sunshine ugh what
meets our eyes
Not. even crumb of bread Buzz !" say
the dies.
Down in a ditch-hole, with nettles around,
Toadstools and mud-au old barrel Is found,
Broken and battered, ioul outside and in;
Coarsest of treace still fingers within:
Crowding by thousands with raptnrous
cries.
"7hls, ulis, is Pa adise! Ruzzlo saw the
flies. ~. Y. Tribune.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Burnetrs ,oc"nine for Loss of Hair.

IHItaRO, Ott, IT. ISSU.
Three years ago my hair was coming cut
very fast, and ! was nearly bald. was also
troubled with dandrur. J began using Bur.
nett Cocoaine, and my hair Immediately
stopped coming out, and has constantly been
getting thicker. My hair is now entirely free
from dandruh. My wife has used the Cocoaine
with equally as gratifying results.
p. I. PLATT, with r. MacVeagh q Co.
Burnetts Extracts are the purest fruit
iIavors.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
DAILY EXPRESS:
kt..tI, Nh,

New Castle Accommodation Trains Leaye WI.
mington, u q. m. ana 3 p. III, Leave sew tasue
g. q. IN. and 4. 40 y. IN. -
Smyrna Branch Trains-Leave smyTns i0r
Clayton z. 10, 90, TO- SO, IL GO &. n, . 50 ~
7.59p D. IN. Leave LAYTON for Smyrns 70, y To-
10 a6. IL 90 a. M, 2.40, 500, = 90. n,.
Connectlons-At ortef's, with Newark req,
ware City ". X; at Townsend, with Queen anne
Il X mt r. X at ClByton, lth delaware \ ltsa'
pease aid Kent County railroad at hMThGt9l'
with Juhctio h Bretkw ater Il. r.; Al stAl0II'
with dorchester Il Delaware r. r.; 1T DrlmM
with Eastern shore, wicomco n l'oConose H. H.
and Peninsula rail- Dads. l., \, MlLbh
CHAS. u. PUGH, IL. v. kENSKY, aupI'
General Manager. General auil
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

The germs of disease are neutralized by Sa.
maritan Nervine. Try it, so.
A correspondent, MIR. 3. L.. Morgan, Walken,
Mo says samaritan Nervine cured my boy
of fits.' You can get at Druggists
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
waiter! sIo. 900 or ! ArI.,ocracv

The following advertisement appeared
in the Philadelphia Press Of Wednesday ::
WANTED. AN aristocratic wife am a
white man VI 81, with capital OF $4,000.
Must not be less than Is nor more than 40,
but don't write unless you mean busiueas
W. l.. FCNCK, Lebanon, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

When yoong woman is in love she
turns to the poets corner first on picking
up the local paper. After she is married
she turns first to the advertisements Of
the dry goods stores.-Someruiite Journal.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

RALTIM0RB g. PHILAD hLPHiA Kali.
- ROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS,
run as follows: 1872 ' W"
Leave Wilmington, 7.O6, 10. 80, a. m. 6. 80 u. m
$40 p m. 49, "' nooh'
i.esye Landenberg, $50 a. m., 1850 p. m.
Arrive al wilmington, 800 m, alb p m
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
NOTICRIs HRRRBY GIVEN

NoTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders Of ths Wilm,ngton Nsyigation Company
ton, eisware. on THURSDAY, the 7th day Of
February, 1854, bet -eon the hours of q and A
o. clock y. M, for the purpose Of electing thIee
directors TO seryefor tures years.
JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
1an3-4tw President.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

Why suffer with malaria EMORf'S
STANDARD CURE PILLS are infallible,
never fail to cure the NEST obstinate cases
purely vegetable, contain no quinine, mercury
or poisons of any kind pleasant to take,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Not 80 funny After All.

,ludEe Poland Representative in Con-
gr,ss from Vsrm1nt, is said to hear q
resemblance 10 portraits Of George Wash
ilEt0n, and ths lgkeuess is irersaeed by
ina antiqust-d STYLE of dress. One day,
according 10 q Troy Times cOrresp spondent,
he wss 10 the east room of the White
Holsr with some .: hs friends from Ver-
mont. The room was made dim by heavy
curtains. comfortable looking Quaker,
with his wife and two children, entered
the further END in their sight seeing
ruuni-. la = corner near the Judge
stood full sz4d picture frame leaning
against the val. "ti-t behind that
frame" said one Of the party, "sud we'll
tell these people that ita a picture of
Washington ' The nige stepped
brisky into place. Slowly the Quaker
ard biz brood came down the great room,
he pointing ont the pi3turss on the wall.
WHAT thstY" he demanded, point
ing toward the Judge. That's Wash
iugtOn," he was auswered, "Do not go
near, the painting ia Just flushed, and
must not lie tonGlei." The Judge stood
impressive in the shadow, gazing pen
1iyely ont on the group halted dozsn
feet away. A. length .he houest visitor
touud yaias. 'rurt ug sorrOwfully to
hi7 wife, b. 4aid Wife, we always
.hought we'll Of George Washington, but
that IS all over. W. are ten sersnce
psopls Ju-t look at that nose 70 and he
| pointed to tAe most marked feature of
Polana'a iac-, gathered up bi4 family and
sorrowiuly mafctsd away, The Yer
moutet5 restrained Themselves for mo
meut, thsn gave way, and only realized
what they were doing by the Judges
| grutf words: what are ,Ou FOOLS
lA1ghiae a. ~
! Ay RS Hai Vigor improves the beauty OF
| the hsir and promotes its growth. II imparts
/ an attractive appearance. delightful and
/ lasting perfume, While it stimulates tho
| Tpnfg pInapupa tho apalT, and auda .i at,.,,. .,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

NOTICE Il WILL BIZ A CANDIDATE
~ FOR THE OFFICE Of sheriff OF New Ca'tle
county at the coming nomination election, subject
to the rules of the Repub lean party.
tanI2, 6t-2tw Il. II, HOAGLkND.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

estate with all income of $4,000 10 a
daughter whose whereabouts are unknown.
She made q BrleyOu4 mistake when she eluped
witt that coachman and came to America. -
LmrtN nLhlal.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

:. ~ mOven said DELEGATE in Virginia con-
yentiOn, that our chairman take dose Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, he is so hoarse that can
no doubt tried this wonderful medicine.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

Do'st thon love lfe?-Then do not sQuander
valuable time,-for that is the stuff life is
made of-but procure at once bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for your cough and be
cured. Your druggist keeps it.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

We recently overheard a sufferer from Ner-
vo Debility, say of Aliens Brain Food:
ut 1t is Meat, Drink, Lodging, and a weeks
washing; thrown in"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

The nutritive properties of Coden's Liquid
Beef Tonic are sufficient to sustain the body
without the sddition of solid food. Ask for
aIly
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17

Pretty one, whittier away ?" ITO Critten.
TOMS for box of Glenn's sulphur hoap for
my complexion"
HiTs Hair and whisker Dye, black or
brown. hfic
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
a Ticket for 1854.

NaTTTWVFt Day,
For President Henry Payne of Ohio
For Vice PrpsIi-rt-W William IL Van
detbit OF New York,
Platform 1.-THE public he damned"
The King at - 7nmArk ia truly pitemal
monarch Finding NAT durng the recent
severe weather the royal tuut guards were
suffering greL ly trum rllls and coughs, THIS
good Ola gentleman ordered supply uf Dr.
Hull'A Cough Syrup lpr the- ana now the
-sntfies happy.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
ERE AND THERE.

Dio Lewis may know what he m, aus
when he says 'except, perhaps, =
womsn's attempt to go up stairs with =
candle in one hand, . baby In the other
and bowl Of catnip tea in the other"
but we don't unless he means she is q
very handy woman.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Advertising Cheats m

at has become 80 common to write the
beginning of an article, in an elegant, in
teresting manner,
"Then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
Sand simply call attention to the merits
OF Hop Bstters in as plain, honest terms
AZ possible,
"TO induce people
"To give them one trial, which 80
proves their value that they will never use
anything else"
"THE REMEDY 80 fsvorably noticed In
all the papers,
"Religious and secular, ia
"Having a large sale, and Ia 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
| SIN compromising medicine whose
virtues are 30 palpable to every ones
observation
| Did She Die.
| "Nol
"She fingered and suffered along, ,pining
away all the time for years."
"The doctors doing her no good'
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say so much about."
"Indeed Indeed |"
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine" -
A Daughters Misery.
| ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery,
"From a complication of kidney, liver, rheu.
matte trouble and nervous debility,
| Under the care of the best ph yslcans,
who gave her disease various names,
"But. no relief,
"And now she is restored 20 us in good
health by as simple remedy as Hop Bitte's,
that we had Stunned for years before using
it."-THE PARENTS.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
Father Is Getting Well.

Father Is Getting Well.
"My daughters say;
"How much better father is since he used
Hop pitters.n
"He is getting well after his long suffering
from q disease declared incurable"
And we are so glad that he used your BIT.
ters. "A LADY of Utica, Ny.