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New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
A MONUMENT TO WILLIAM E. DODGE.
DOING ILLEGAL INSURANCE BUSINESS.

4 warrant was issued yesterday at Paterson for
the arrest of Henry J. Garrison. an insurance
agent, on the charge of placing insurance ~ com
panlcs which nave 10 right to do business IN the
John birmingham, president Of the Benevolent
Fund Association OF the Paterson Fire Department.
The State law requires Of insurance companies DONG
business in New-Jersey that they shall pay tax of
2per cent on their earnings, the proceeds of the tax
being divided among the benevolent funds Of
tbe Fire Departments and file with the See
retarv Of State bonds for their compliance
with the law. 1t Is charged that Garrison had
placed risks on the Wcidmann dye-wofks III five
tax, and. consequently. which had no legal stand
ing in the state. The five companies are the l}oS-
ton Underwriters; spring Garden Of Philadelphia;
Knickcrbockcr, of New-York Traders. of Chicago,
aud Commercial. OF California. The penalty for the
offence is fine Of $500 or SIX months in prison, or
bOth
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
FINDING AyoLD WELL INA STREET.

Parts Of tic sidewak gutter and street pavcmenT
in front Of No. Sccond-st. had been settling
gradually for several weeks, until they were five
or six inches below their former level Yesterday.
stone dropped out Of sight from the gutter early m
the day, and a policeman look ked through the hole
and about light feet in diameter. 1t has not been
used for a long time. but pump which was placed
over il was not removed until abOut fifteen wears
ago The timbers which covered the well and held
up the pavement have become decayed and the
pavement is in dangerous condition. dispatch
was sent TO the Department OF Public Works from
Police Headquarters demanding that the well
should be filled up without delay.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
,,, n.uv rp,pJNF THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2I 1884

The assault has caused considerable exclt9ment 10
the vicinity, where both gentlemen are wen Nio""
in social and financial circles.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
HAsTINGs-Thomas Maher, acting for the hast-
ings Lime Kiln some eight years ago. sold the Illne
and failed to pay tire men their wages Ihey sned
him in the Supreme Court. Maher asserted that nc
had no property liable to seizure, and proceedings
to collect the money showed that Maher had turned
over all his real estate, ETC., amounting to aDonV
SlS 600 to his wife. The celingOn the part OF the
men toward Maher is bitter, and they propose TO
bring an action to set aside the transfer to hs wife,
the ground that it was made to defraud them.
SING SING.-The funeral Of Emily ID. Terrill,
widow of William R. Terrll, L. S. A., was largely
attended yesterday ut -. .Pauls Church. The
body was taken to West Point for burial beside
that of her husband.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
HOME NEWS.
ppouINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon; Wllnam la,an " "
Chandler Secretary OF The Navy ana @ NonJ
Admiral Edward T. Nichols aud CommapdSE oorge de
limited states Nayy Windsor H0tc-GeorgG1 ' uo i ~
I nrcedcn of Inc Philadelphia and Reading iS,iIoi
Company and o H. Payne Of Papf Irenae
~ ~ ~ Gnycrnor + r. Page, OF Vermont. BTcroort
H,wscIohn G. Bullltt of philadepn 81 yT'IdS ~ ~
Hofei-Iieuenant q. B. Harder ana L'cu''"'N' "" '-
Schuetze United States Navy.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
IN HONOR or WENDELL PHILLIPS.

Memorial services for Wendell Phillips were
held last evening at No. 1856 SiItoaye by the Lincoln
IVceum Tney consisted Of vocal and Instrumental
music ROTATIONS and addresses. T. III. Lawrence read
the pOeIn hy Whittier for the commemorative ODseryahceS
in honor OF Charles Sumner. W. II. A. Moore denEe!ed
te memorial address which highly eulOgistc OF tue
friend OF liberty and the cOlored man COnineIDOra-
tive resolutions were adopted, among them no
Res0frcd That in the galaxy Of American citizens nOed
for er patriotism and devotion 10 the cause OF lDerty
the United States has worther sons than idnc94ln;
Sumner Garrison and, last but not least Wendel
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
A COMNlITTEE mo- FRAME 4 COMPROMISE

After tie defeat of proposed amendments TO the
commission and brokerage laws of the Cotton EX-
change Yesterday, "a meetngo of themembers was held
to try and effect "A COM mFrOmlse. William V. King
presded. Waiter 4. Miller was willing to submit the
entire matter TO a committee, and he wanted the
members TO bind th hemselves to support such plan
as fbe committee would submit. To this there was
much opposition. A resolution, offered by Mr..
Woods proyidinP that committee of twenty-one-
three each from the exporters, bankers commission
merchants. "spOt brokers, future" brokers,
dollar" brokers, and, speculat0rs-be ap-
noInted 10 obtain an expression of opinion from
zach member and 10 frame just and equitable COM
mission and brokerage law, was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

-. .o,,,, ,o maintained by any stockholders VINO
ySr induced to purchase their stock by eaiUn 0t
false aud of the company
III Iegara osa w directors who had made the ialse
Sganss or concealed the comPanS rc2
condition Mr. Boyd said that IN tnis ol'uith With ex
oral other prominent lawyers had agreei n,or VII
gi Gndee T, Snonx il had not been decided however
JHoEE In e mr. eli of these suits would be Deguh'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
TIE TRAMP WOULD NOT DRINK.

A tramp rang the bell of an uptown flat and
the Irish servant responded through the speaking tube;
"Wbo is II, and pbwat Dyes want $1,000. .ce 80,
~Will yer pleeze give poor feer drink OK conee
called back the tramp pathetically. ,,,.
Put your mouth 10 the tbIumpe" responded BIuge',
" an Ill pour ye down a drink
The tramp did not reply, but departed In disgust
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
HENRY A. DANIELS, Md,
An important Feature.

We do not assert what Hoods sarsaparia viii do but pons
You to what 1t bas DONE leaving 70 accept the CONCLUSION
that what 1t has done is fair TO believe 1t will do again.
We win tell you the in regard 10 this renarkable me-
cine We believe Hoods sarsaparlla the best comhinatoa
possible TO purify vtalize and enrich the blood ana o
eradicate all obnoxious humOrs peculiar and Important
feature sarsaparia is that it strengthens ana
up system while eradicaos disease and sl D
puIities of the blood
Typhoid Pneumonia and -ciaticn.
Messrs. C. I Hood 4 Co, Lowell, Mass.
Gentlemen One year this last fall was taken sick with
typhoid pneumonia which left very weak without any aD-
petite my blood In iearfuly low condition. aso had
scatca tried all the kinds of medicinesI
could think Of OF them did particle OF good One
afyour agents gave beautiful rea
the back was induced TO purchases
sarsaparla and the result was most remark
able commenced to improve at once and my appetite was
much better gained strength and my rheumatism eft mo
entirely With everything that have tried. have never
taken anything gave the relief that your Sarsapar
has and would not be without IT, have taken four boteL
t. L. WALTON. 4th.st, Mansfield, Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists 81; SIX for S. Prepared only "
c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecarios, Lowell. Asss
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises G2 Moon rise. 2a7 Moons age ds 20
HIGH WATER TODAY
4 M-Sandv Hook 255 Gov. Island 3:25 Hell Gfta 2;i99
P.V-Sandy HOOK. 1926 GOV lsand 3:1olteu "Hto' o'f'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Announcements

Do not suffer from Sick Headache a moment
longer 1t necessary. Carters Little Livor Pills VIII
cure you Dose little pill AL druggists sell them.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Announcements.

Earl e. Wilson's "short band- Collars and
bead edge cuis are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

If Hacking Cough is disturbing your nights
rest, got q of BRUanELys CELRBRArBD CoUGH DRofs
They win anord immediate relief.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extracthas Johana
I0n and Eisner neck Of every By
All physicians for general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists 81; SIX for S. Prepared only "
;. l. HOOD & Co, Apothecarics, Lowell. Mass.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13
Wanted Australia.

) ANA was xstandin9 on 6strc6t cor
Ier-in Bloomington, Sbfagging about hi,
broad acres, the other day, when I
stranger walked up to him and said,
''S&y, mister, what VIII yea take 70,
an undivided ,half-interest' in Austria.
Hap" - Sitiisf t1@ s'iFVSil7 i
"Australia!' ..,f. a.. ..5=.,-t (
yes; and II your terms are reasona-
ble,s may be III take third of South
America and four shares in Africa ;
9 l%South Amerieah AfFicah What do
you mean, sirP" 49, .-..------
Il mean thatrm on, trade, and Il
you've got any bargains to offer, here {
q chap thath take Fem every time.
Come, now' set yeur price. . T m on a
dicker, you bet"
t'Well. 1sir.,s said the KoaSts = araw.
ing himself up pom pously Z deuess
sabout forty acres is all you could buy,
III sell you q forty for 80, 200. y, =
Forty acres! Bah!, | doa,t want
anything less than q centinent a..
s- well, sir, 1 do not own q acontinent o,
"Yoq doh'tp Why, I Thought from.
your talk you owned the world. . The
hoasteris now asking. every BODY hc
meets if he was insnlted. Bio0mi,a dto,,
fhroHgh Malk, - sTfb slFisa : :,
The steamship charges for taxing
cattle from this country to England are
now 1895 per head.-M T. Herold
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13
Tho Prince o. Wales sana the Farmer,

During his collegiate life the Prince
met With an amusing adventure, which
proved that ''the divinity that doth
hedge King" does not always obtain
immunity for the heir apparent. In
company with Colonel Keppel, Mr..
Herbert Fisher, his private tutor. Earl
bSewntow and other sportsnfeh, he on
one OCCASION went out with the South
pxiokdshire h9glndsr but, snleetirg with
lnaiHerenC sport the party determined
on 2 ride. acposs conRtTg. Reachihg
barton, they made their way across the
lands Of Farmer Hedges, * man a
Echoleric tempef and possessing & whole
some dislike of trespassers.s The party.
in perfect ignorance of the character Oi
the sturdy farmer, rode tip into his
farm-yara wherenpon Farmer HEDGES
presented himself. armed with a pitch
fork, and, closing his gates upon his
unlimited guests, levied fine Of a SOW
ereign for damages, and intimated. in
manner that was unmistakable, that
none Of the party should quit till he
had p0eketed the. amount. The party.
treated the matter lightly, belieyinSs
that, as soon as the farmer became ~.
qgalnted wil Thy rank ofhis principal
visitdf lie sMC6hd AnmbIy &sue for the.
Royal clemency; but they were mis-
taken, for on being informed that il was
the fdture King Of EHgland ne was des
tanning, he exclaimed prince or no
kFiReasA "a h@yewNAg smoneyiiR This
species of 'blaht Jeh6s BIllisni &anusadg
the Prince immensely, though the rest
q the party were much annoyed bv the
OF tho farmer. There was
nothing, however. to be done but TO
The flneNlAs aeeandihgly paid.
and the royal party released. eEnokis1.
Paper AZ tefEs JgWF
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13
A Time for EverythIue.

: My son, II isn't &, nauoh. the manner
An which, ,sas the'tiha at which, Won an
proAcn . man. Now, this. blessed. or
rather t'othcred morning. L have a cold
and q distracting Oness 4 .weAn, At the
nose; my bones ache, the cinders ma
dust OF twelve, hundred miles of con-
tinnous railway travel ,fili srnv ,ases md
ears and my entire SYSTEM - Isopen my nv
mouth.t to breathe becanse my hose is
utterly useless ~ agbreathihg thing. and
consequently sn0re even while waken.
l am feeling too -wretchedly cross and
gen9Eel W fniaegahlsfer amgthinH.
Wen: abe ha an hokr anp cometh
to N1 lair nY 8 ter! ,Eko laces the
moEnan8 8AnaiAzM IN naslI aszSix let
ters. Onssuch azRrning as this. Wel1
thank heaven, iaters are easily dis
posed of. VisitorSA might not be able
toU9mde. letters lGA, hal With savaoe
Joy l tore every lassa ealaapf them into
more rag hRHthpye sEpxe words
in al AiK q shsns. and, .iammed them
into the M hasl2 y, ;:;,rluat's the
way.t0 aasEsnr lstteEs, n sssid serinalv.
.s.why 'can ecpge iaYH s6siS sense
epqpt wfitn8 lsktergs .arid moi bester a
tall@w BlM@ h@waAi9 b sneessRs' ~.
!. /. !. 1lsos that S1l fQf I'M VIII
n ~ g aE0tl nRRv, - oe 1kiat l am
slaeaay Peai eAe Val. blszA seVOu.ho. III
NJ iAa ~ 4 wis q DC had been
pea q ~ u % Anar lssDSs ssSa poin0
es.tearsepA l6tsthae yAste irday
Iltit won "a. ms sasure Ia |
bees Rlise. kQEs szead sShpm But |
lca, lhls glaAi hete opened and |
VII peyere noB s an5 thing ~about it. |
August 1e sissn1S 1Speross- day. ma donasl
Boz tdfAa ID Fi3ut tozal sr6S twill be- |
sorry fpr IL Every hoaR,is nanitent to-
perH0aE EEepy ,Sfinae T. set awfully |
ross 1 ogsleIs s1Hly AaiFskgtS aired and
Ne FOha nf ssek olotlS ffang out in the
,aekAyaEd coAReaieHt % tho ash heap,
know VII haYe Acres ct NOUS ling 10
70 rag xthe Iensiing twanty-iour I
leNEs 4 EM4sl exuR thuss -ss.The good |
would lo I 90 moi; but the evil
Silleh wdiEls nSs, tAat I ao" Yea
'erliY, 9Ayill-s up At might and go out
4 my way to do it. 80
Be careful thsn, nay son, when Won
man, Don't worry SO much i
bout Jour msnpes If you are dead
ortain that you have struck the right
lmes Don't depend so much upon
our fascinating. ways as upon the
mans receptive mood. Never ask
aVoE Of . man who is on the point Of
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

Il - T.
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sqaaTs ss how thsx ap for ~
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k&ni1z n, 1l.isII y, - =
/ .{kins ~ l5<scaId fr, VI, 81 diiST "a,
TkeE s1ns 81 t,,< fs,.ss.ss 1880, ,si
fosss'4 aH fha s;ds ~ 4 Iss ,S 49,, "a,
fke shelIs and sto,,as. Il, =, I'M ~
lI,.st n1,leS & M ~, Kllees
ciesninc oiSt fbesr gIehes ,eoi;sh;,a i;.H
them .{sfII alseaS 49, 40 II Ssnsr & ss P or~staY
rhev NJ, s',,t .rive ths s,,,,sr,, v ssaa.
allIos5. d VI IS 1o =
sAAra goldfish lopc-livadp,, was nox1
nsked p -es'f 0''
ssrhst dd,,a,as ,,,,, .o,,o, -:
ss upon SeveIai consp
Set: bs,f a,I beino 5the,, -
live n lnnos ti,re s,1ihara = : s1 49,
alta SvSo hss had .Ia s.,s,a = s.L /" LEI ss opRx
years. keel,s EbeIn ii small III oiohe ~. ~
and thev are as l;valv a. 49, o' ~ ~, 49,
icuf tlsam1y,s ss-f~ p 49, = "SA - ~ %
". IA most ma sAtiapS@ @Y,nys1 K;sd ~ ,,a.. /
ahould inncine said ths raro,tar u - poss
had been Tstchi1g tba ~ rrSpr;ssor s9s %IS ;dlS
dAbslIng his hand in the water. unno-
ticed by the. fish. EDO Won believe thew
can be tamedP''
The storekeeper shook his bSsd.
'sSome people Think said he. ..that
when they stick finger In the water and
the fish come up and nibble AZ IL IT'S \
sign they recognize their owner M
that's ali bosh. IN INV onin;on Nn 49, se
ter how long thew I've tbav; @ = ths ~ g. -
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

= A-St. Louis is desirous of securing a
= reputation as aHeity of culture, and,
''as . tirstsstep toward that distinction.
4 announces '.a grand sauer-kraut festl-
val" There is nothing like a sauer-
kraut festival to make itself known,
and, unless q man holds his nose
when passing through the eity,Ae will
soon discover that fact Nerristown
Herald. ~. fel4s Er
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13
Joseph 3. Glenn, of New

s.l-Jeseph, E. Glenn, Of Newberry
County, South carolina, has been
blind in one eye for several years.
Recently as he was walking in the
in the street an umbrella was blown
from The hand of another man and
struck him, in the other eye aud de-
stroyed its sight forever s.,. f'A
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

The burrashGta, carnivorous fly
heretofOre confined to- South America.
has made its appearance in Florida.
lis bite, though not poisonous,S is pain
full, and the loss Of blood is co1hpara-
lively great. l. ~ .i..,,, ~ 80
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

I. The Sutlei- large river m British
India, with descent Of 1900 feet II
10 milcs, or about sixty seven feet per
mile, 10 the fastest flowing river in the
world. sa@ se-si.s1 81
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

S IA writer in the St.ALOuis ROst- Dis
Iip0hch claimsfto have discovered an inti'
+ mate conpectien between: ,liiterature
and headwear, In 9GslitY they seem
TO .bsar an inYeEse ratio to each other
tharsis, 3 1naR, who Is prdiicient in the
one Is deficient I'M the other, and the
more he attends to the furniture inside
Ofshia head the less he cares for that
outside The point Is well taken, az
any one will agree who has Opportuni-
ty to observe the habits of literary peo.
pie. ~ 49, -" 80 a.s.i
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

.nswav,nr his raai1 with 3 match:
,,gIsl k0sH lllI4 1liellsB
8 5 hungry man, News tsEto peIEoM
ese,sseg oz J 3 nsslf who 'nissep
sbe last. car. and has t0 walk home. lsH..
l{kns trw III aeIl iaketS fng the talE anu
irr-creasn festival n the KlpAn wh0,is
ix.,slSsslelk with SOME new kind , o.
Try 10 eEpI6in TEJ & Ksse ysgr rlS Pensnoa nout 4
ties you offer BY talking 70 HIM Euss,s,,.
transOm Of the ibashsro0m while he |.
taking q tub { B0nlt describe yOur red
ommendations, qualifications and "a.
dorsements tor the place while he b
running for the ferry and y8u arc vaia
-ly trying TO keep near him Dom
knock ut his door after he has gone Il
bed and tel him. moi, 10 get hp,, yot'Jl
just talk through TIE key-hole. Don'i
approach 2 rasp At thesc times, and
.s..s.You. didnA suppose anybody ever
did appr0ach arman on masters Of bust.
ness under such circumstances?'
Oh, foolish boy. YOU have much tc
learn; all these things are done by
various .Glassesx efs fools every Siay.
Why, worse than that. There srs Dso.
pie who write slettefs to s fellow when
they might know he would be in an III
hnmor BY the 1imeethey reached HIM
4 Wish q k1eW Wa those Idtt6rs were
fSoils Rfkhfg ~ hal, hd, without
therel IL d IL q aIr s1irt is aired, bring
it heTe g RrOeAsg& Eegss
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13


SzhA. .MhIs SutSfAOf IEteI nce.s
DuelGe aa q til ieIssn Ottbt
streetsear stables, James E. Barry. the
subject turnaa to discussion Of the
krAaracsefise Of horse 4stsd MULES. IA
AAs been q close student al both, and
the result Of bis expsrience is. that, the
SSs's = Fc me figher rank p
iM4. Barry went d. TO say that the
superiority nd the mnle is'skown in his
ebselutesrefssnI 20 pnt hiafeQt in 4 hole
e e ss%aoge pro e0E I. %Sssles % HPSSg seem
any lying around, and break their Ieps,
This mule will mot do, NOR can he be
forced to advance il he thinks. there iS
danger. 'sThe- horse. p said Mr.. Barry,
ia. ..ess %4ra courage the muIc more
1t has been sn amasing study at one
OF the stables to watch sly, mischiey-
ous lttle. mule th3kiss rather. TOD fond
! ok liberty IL that LIZ .hi.iss ara
sfasteAea e skeir stalls. -bS 4 chain. On
the Ahd ofaWhielf issa crosspiece of IRON,
which Is slipped lengthwise through q
hole i'm the stan, and kaLlen( bztended
crossways oyer the hole prevents the
chain beng withdrawn. This mule,
when standing IN his manger, with his
teeth'and tongue manages to slip the
crosspiece attached to the chain out Of
sthe holes and then eautioasly backs out
the full length Of the chain and surveys
the field. II there be a stableman In
sight he re-enters the stall and waits de-
nurely antll the coast is elaaf, when he
comes out quickly and makes a dash
for liRettY And the street. q Sometimes
it requires all hands to catch him and
bring him back. ssa = sanA H'A
a IN the yard OF oaavof thas downtown
stables there ispa rost fos which four
mules are generA1fy tied after being
epTEied There was recently, ono mule !
theFelthat was tend % Slipping its
chain-tag through the ring in the pest, !
and then, to allow its mates to share in
ITS liberty De looseael3 the others. This
ne did 30 Cften be fad to be closely
watched. TN q. TSpaes-DenOeras.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

- ~ n z e .,..ti n Z
writes: z Eaf g1fN as oi
was attacked With lslnsea IA dy .sh,cb set Il,
tied on her lpngs., She c6is,s,,y,s6 - set
worse, and hhally raised bl6otXiS 4rce. - Ser
lungn. We calledsin family physician.
but hq failed to do her good, A friend, who
bad been cured BY DIR. VIZ. HALLps BALsAl,
: H0M aTEiE LBNGs, advised me to give it q
etriabl She began TO improve, and by the
use 9f three bottles was entirely cured. ."e
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

sT A scRRAMIKo farce--The psrfprmanc
lanIamateur opera singer Boston Post ~
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

skInny Mem rWells' Health Renewer restores
eAeslth A yigor. cures Dyspepsia, Impotence. 81.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

THE question Of the hour-Wha& time o.
aay n IL Boston Courier, -.ft
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

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sllSe7n years $40 y Aas NeY9E neeqsa
e1y asstallHerR s'e 80 FApA now
~. N.s.s4 .l'.. ! '.Es.s s',y s9s1. ~ the
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$*nk = 4ee {e@f ~ sreupic
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aa pkins On That
.l,e Woes ~ got
& Nill1 his land and be
ttN,% ~ hAd several
xef ~ AA4 t 1Le4feneu y cElt
E'kcS os.' eat - FH.d he would have
lQE ..lrll.g Dis property.
Hs 4H21ly eoss gznlssd o. shares
'EEEe fs,4 p'' coElleealks ssAl.lis
eak uf course the
zss 4 8s '' Is s. q Il nss cutting siis dow. down
sse We 1.lpa shoos right up again
sna - =. eqes g. = aazg. g esieEe. Every
ss,c SsslI'{ sST I want ..ls is sorne ,,,,s.
Kind & HseIlAsoxq fiskt vii reduce the
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P0ssEssED only rim imagination, guinea
becomes . far-thing. - Yonkers Gazette.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

If you are a frequenter, or resident of.
Ia miasmat.c district, barricade your sys-
TEN RgNinst the ecoEvTe OF all 0ountries
Malaria, Epidemic. Bilious and Inter
-mittept Feyors BY the use Of Hop Bitters
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and soft as yours said a. lady "a her friend.
You can easily make IL sO,,.s answered the
friend. "HoWp" imputed the ilRat lAdy.
BY using Hop Bitters that makes pure.
rich blood ana bloOm1ng Aealth.N Itdid Il for
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

II you are suffering from -oveF-eatlng OK
drinking, any indiscretion or dissipatiOn, or
ef6 yditRg and gEoRing 10na tRsks - often
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

'tOr IL you are in the Workshop. on the
I farm at the desk anywhere. and feel
that your system needs cleansing, tom
ing, or stimulating, without tntoxicat-
Ing, yoqser@ Old, klas
N9lesa aEisn aRa tlpqfA RRaaa
= sSvAflsi1, lHo b y tiers = 'Wsltst u need to
!, give you new life. hehith and yigor."
II you are coetive, or dyspeptio or suffer-
n 4ng from Gnye other Of che numerous dis
y eases Of the stOnaachor bowels, It Is your
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

own fault II you remain III. II
yoe e@se Aeastsng aWAy ak8h any fo1am
OF Kidney disease, stop temptdng death this
npmenf and turn for oraS-cure to Hop BitterA
II you are SICK with tkat terrible sick
ness, Nervousness. y6u will find o balm
lnGiIead1 in Hop Bittefs. ssssk
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

4 ~ None genuine without aslnlnoh of green
Hops on theWhite labek. Ehnn allfhe,yile. DOS.
sonous stun with Hop" or Hops" In theiE
1ADoa Irn Va .lalA.ia. - a.-i
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I ~; -: 40. q aps seha3s his de-
Ins ness s,s1 49, =. Ronksss. Gassifs -l's
The St. Charles herald., 1884-12-13

II You are minister, ana
have overtaxed youreolf with your
pastoral duties. or. mot her, worn alit
with care and work, or a man OF business OF
labor, weakened by the strain OF your every
your Tajdnighk work. Hop Bitters will mO8t
butsiF ktr6fs then y0u. 3a9AN A
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=
Csss y
T
We can1pot Escape
sOns 1elleve mat e lose
!. SXegY yFar, 10
e'ss1sls NOO. GOO.
SlS fSe ~ work as
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Relieves At Once

Thorough Treat
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mont twill whl Cure.
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