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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
n. Pr..p..t AZ Chicago.

The delegates are slresdy gathering Al
chiesgs aud ws hsps in the next Journal
10 10 able 10 report the result. All VI
css say nov is in regard 10 the probsbili.
ties. We think that Arthur aaa Blaias
will W very nearly together on the nrsi
ballot ssd will lack nearly or quiis one
husdrsd votes Of the nomination. Ed.
m unds will ssns ssxt With nearly o. quite
one husdred votes After him will coms
Logan. Shsrmss, Hswley and Gresham
Who will have together over one hundred
votes. After the first ballot Arthur aud
Blaine will beth gals, Arthur the most,
but in our opinion neither will ks nomina.
ted. though il 10 by no means certain.
Arthur stands the best chance Of the two.
We think there is quite . chance that
Edmupds may DO the nominee. Blaine
will do all he eau to hinder il and will
probably favor Senator Sherman when his
chances are gone. On the other hand
Arthur will favor Edmusds II there ia .
good chance Of nominating him. Two
thisgs viii wsrk against Edmunds. He
is really opposed to ii himself and ~ =
rule people will not work enthusiastically
for . msn who does not wast the Office.
Then. tso, . good many Western people
are opposed to any Eastern man. Net.
withstsndipg these facts Edmunds has .
good many delegates who will stand by
him IS long as he has any chance.
II the Blaine ana Sherman combination
has delegates enough to control the con-
vsntion it will most likely be Sherman.
II the Arthur and Edmunds men control
it will most likely be Eamunds, or some
Western man, either Gresham, Harrison
or Lincoln. We shall make arrasg smsats
to get the latest telegraph news and may
delay publication next week in order
10 yet the result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Evsn II What Tah eisisas u .trns II
vsula b. no srenss for him Ia s.arg iAs
i'sakIs fsnds 10 The vsy he asi. though Il
be ba1 zsds good iAin9 eni 81 il and
saved The bask from less Il might mere,
have core 10 The ears II iAs yublic.
The failure 10 sisgrsosiul one sId No
dcnts MsId made s.osl pigsoa Ct Gsa.
CfA1s 10 trap rsvssy Investors. bs, vs "a
got islis,s that Gen. Grsni vas gailly d
double dsslisg His osly isalt ~As thai
be did no, Loeb isio The matter more care,
fully and hcd cot he's matters sliced
That vAs has opiy isal, While President
Net suspieioss w nature add having ns
special ir,ibins IN thai direction be ~ss
ssmsiin. imposed upon by desigsiss
sooundrels where sharp san would hsvs
Tough, sby a. them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
n. cr..t Yailsr..

James d. Fish. presil snt Of the MAriss
Bsnk, 10 tryisg to get rid Of HE respossi'
bihiy fer the loss al the bssk money
makes the shafss that be received two
letters from 0sa. Grant Assurisg hin
the ''gsvsrsnsst consracts" we're all night
sai thsi The firm Of GrAAt 4 Ward vas
financially seusd- Gsss's stssrssy says
tters 10 little truth 10 the statement 81
Fish. The osly two letters ever written
b. GRAFT 10 Fish thai be rsmsnbsn OF had
ne rsisrssos whatever 70 government con.
tracts. bat did ssssrt that in his spiaisn
the firm vas al night.
Nobody nov claims that the Arm Of
Gran. A Ward had anything Of eosss-
qsssss 70 Dc With government cslirsc.s.
bal Ward. 70 isdaes people u isad thsa
messy, did represent that the Arn ~
engaged 10 government contrasts BY
which they usrs mAkiss large Amsusis Of
monsy. and the isrt that the Grants we're
essseelsA viii ihe arm Lest vGshi V to
assertion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Ysung Tiffany vas not tried by The Y
8. Court II Windsor but plead guilty 10 I
misdsmesnsr aud wD fined 800 asd cost
This plss vas scospssd IL view Of biz
youth and the prscasious state Of health
Of his mother. who ielt very ksenly the
disgraes Of her ssn.
The Samuel Allen who shot d. Hanseli
in Boston barroom Thursdsy night u q
ssn Of DR.. s. J. Allen Of Waite River
Junction. and has himself bssa in practice
for some time with his father The sssisr
Allen has : high rsputation psrso ssily
sra Professionally. TAs can has ksse
we'll liked aleu-. hoas, and people thsys
thisk b. hss been entirely csassd by
rna.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

The Repubiicss sis,s Convention for
nsmipai,ou Of State officers and Pfesiien'
tisl electors gill " held ii BurliDsies -
Wednesday. Juss 18th. at 10 O'Clock.
Towns will have the same number Of dele.
gates /. a ths rsesst State convention.
The town csmni.tses will see that prIma.
rsriSs are called and delegates and alter.
Dsiss are elected. We hope there will b
1 fall attendance from this ccusty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Gen. Logan sad his friends have not
los. courage. They still believe that Logan
stands an excellent chance for the asmi.
nation. OF course they recognize that hs
IL only second to Blsiss or Arthur, bu,
they say that be is - strsss second that
II the leading candidates find that they
cannot 10 nonisAtsd, Logan will come in
second choice. Il am satisfied" said
Mr.. T. X. Prsuss Of Maryland, one Of the
generals chief supporters. II Am satis6ed
tina. the general is ia fair way to get a
very sirosg support from both Blaine and
Arthur. 10 ease il is found impossible that
either Of those gents should bs ssmiaatsd,
aud IL seems likely that that will be the
case. do not believe that Blaine or Ar.
thur will have Or can get Sufficient strength
for . nominatisn, aAd whsn the break
GENES Logan will be il condition tslcatch
most OF their strength.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
wssls' ..nsssh - css~s."
Ask for Wells s.Ilough % CoraA" l5A
Cenpless. permanent cara Corns, varts
ConionA.

RExxxnaa FRANK CnAsss FosCIAS Ia.
crKsloxs, issviag MAJ 10 and Jsss 10 y
I'll peisk west With slsesst thsoaGh cara
Osly oss night sut bssvsss North Aasns
asd Chicago Parties sct vlsAiag 70 vais
Tor thsss sscurisss 60 arrange vitA Mr.
CHAss tes ucksts u essurssoa raass 70 g
a asy tine. Nf. CHASs will sseompAsy
thsss sxeursioss For tickets and further
isisrmstios. apply TO FRAxK CnAsI NstA
Adams. Mas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

wsra sna Fish. Two .! The mes connected
with The sefslssiisns d the Grant wsrd
FRA hare bssn arrested 81 suits 81 ersdi
ior n iksy ossld only b tired ssd cen
vic,sd. perhaps term In Tie psnssssisry
Nigh. put . stop 10 the blind pool busissss
u i s4lonl.Llss tai SANE u the bes'
hsslsis New York lest this firm hundrsds
o. thopsssds VI dollars 10 hopes 81 recsis
isg heavy interest on The lesSs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Many Democratic eosvcntisss have
been hsld and he great majority Of dele
gslss are for TiIdsn II ks will accept
whistler be gill run o. mol depends greatly
on tie msn the Republicans nominate.
Tilden viii not rua unlsss there 10 81
least a fair prospect that BE- viii y elected.
Consequently the "old nAa" will probably
Keep his mouth shut ustil after The Re
publicss convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

The dredss used On the Cape Cod canal
Is the biggest 10 the world, ssd takes out
800 cubic yards Of sand ~ hsur II vii
sson he rus night and day. The casa
viii be eight miles long. ssd will ssss g.
ooo,o 900. The current win " less tbas
four miles ~ hour. snd the engineer have
decided that iscks will be unnsccssary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
SAMUEL G. FISHERS EsrArs.

6rArs o. vKxpopy Distries Of \ soch sstsr. %.
In PTotsts Court held 81 Msnshestss within
and ies aid district % ths 18Th day Of April
4. o. isss.
An instrument purporting 10 be the last yin
aud tsstAmspt o. Baussi @. Fisher, late Of
Rspsrt 10 aid district, deceased. vss presented
"a fos ProbsaS
vksssspos . session Of ssId Coust, 70 b Va
q the prooete Once II ussetsstSy, 10 ssiA
District. % the 2ssh dAy II hsy. !. D. 1854,
80 appointed ~ The Probate Of ssld lbstsu.
meyt. spd tur " rsfsons rus6 10 sppesg
and contest tLs same, u cause fhsss BE- fof %
doing; and public nosirs thereof vss oscsssd 70
y gissp ~ The pukkoasioe bsssof 10 the Mss.
ebsster JouAyAL. nsssEsptS pSfnted 81 aaAd
nsnehsstss. three, weeks ssfesssivtiy pytvsoss
70 the ams % sprontsd.
siss E0vELASD Nuxs0g. ysdss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

The Wall Street panic seems 10 have
spent iis force and the price Of stocks is
slowly advancing. There has been .
vast shriakags in yslus ofstscks in the past
year Tor two snd il would seem - though
bed rock has q. last been reached. Money
is plenty enough snd we see no reason
Why new era Of prosperity may not fol-
low the recent fairy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
THURSDAY. MAY n. 1854

wsyss McyssSh s<ss - opss Ie'ssr 70
Gen. Efisiev Jest ssisrs the rsosSs Arthur
ms.slss in Nsv Yort confusing bitter
attach % the frssiassl Thsush IL con-
tanned sons truth yet isA aaimns 80 ~
sppsrsn. that !, helped rather than hin
assea Asihurs prospects, ssd did some
damage 10 The insssses 81 the issspss'
asui slsrsn. 10 the party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

IseAiaG Pilss--syapssm anA cuss.
he synptons ass moisture, ME psssplnuos
intsose iteAine, incsoAeeA b. oeealeAiHg; vssy
distressing, particularly q liehti sssls y q
pin.vosms vsrs essvtiag II sd Abous Ne re-
Ian; We private psrts ars scoettmee sessee1.
follow. sssWAYnIT OINTMENT IL plsssaaI
surs care. Alec, for Tsttss, ltsA. eslt-1 hsa0.
8esid- Head. IrysipslAs Barbsss Itch, Das@ehes,
III ssAly. csssty 8han dissasss. Boz, b. 1ail =
csnts; Sfes ~ Is. Address. On. evAYu1 q
SON, PhiladslphiA. Pa. Sold By Ill druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

After . desperate struggle lastisg sew
" Year, the Burlisgisn District Of the N.
T.. church has lesn set back again TO the
Troy Cosfersscs Had their protests re-
msissd ushssdsd ssms Of The churches
II least. would have withdravs from the
dissemination. The Feeling WAS very
bitter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Adolf Lallox carriage manufacturer, ll9
Carrsl Street. Buffalo. N. T., states: was
troubled with nauses Of the stomach, sick
headache and general debility. Bsraosk
Bleed Bittsrs cured me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF DAVID g. HosLEr.
Ihe undersigped, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Coust for ne District Of Man.
chester Commissioner, 10 receive, examips md
sdjnss AZ claims and demands Of III persons
agsisst the estate Of
David q. uoslsy. lsts " WiahaiI,
4scsassd. and I'll claims exhibited 10 Offset
thereto, hereby give sotice that " vill meet Tor
ths purposss aioressid At the late dwelling house
Of the said deceased % u % eth 6sy Of November
neat from O'clock 4. y 70 clock '. \ 0f ssid
day and that sit months from The 9Th DAY a.
Nay 4. D. 1884,. !. The time hmited W ssld
Cont Tor said creditoss 70 pre- sst th<w cjsine
70 - for sssninAtkon snd allowance,
ptHd y wiabsl shis W. az Of Nay
6AIEBRrDoR BEssou, -
slSv WILLIAM D. LE0HAkD, co@n'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

No CuxK. No PArl DIR. Lavrsncs's
Cough BAlsam. when once ussd. takes the
place OF I'll others See our sdvsrtisins
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Gsn Is. r. Butler. The famous Tsvks.
bury statesman. Is in Washington. He il
happy old man and il strutting about
like veteran Jack FslstAH. The q gov.
srnor is msnspolist Of nosopelists, Who
mouopslirss oil the nominations 10 GOV.
cts; be grabbed the presidential nomina.
,isa Of the asti.msnopolist party; he has
. sars thing on The Grcsnbsckers; he has
made arragsmsnts with all the rag-tag and
bob tail parties 10 the country; Jonas
French And the Massachusetts, democracy
will support him heartily. asd isst now be
Is engaged 10 . campaign - The strsss-
holds Of The high. Low asd Asti-tariff wings
Of The poor cid lsAlsrless democracy oil
the Middle and Wsstsrn States. II he
aoess', capture the vhole Sssiasss il will
not he for lack 81 tryisg. II he fails
he viii rus - m Independent But.
Ter is 10 have hand in the csmpaiss.
that's certain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
COMMIssIONER's NOTICE.

Estate Of nooDs Hosr.
ihs npdsrsigpsd, having bees sytsinsd Lx
The Hon. Probate Court for tts disirlot of Ma T.
chester. Con missiontrs, 70 ssesivs, sisnips sna
against the estate u
moody kesg. his Of Manchester.
Ia sad dsNist deceased, aud all els,ms ,,ho,.
iisdis sesst thereto. hereby sivs notice N =,
III ness iof he psrposss sfofessis, ID 10
On The 18th DAY of Oo,oLss psI,
from o'sicet 4. \. rnii o'slses 4
% sssd dsJ, snd iEst Ga molihs taem tls ss,l
az q April. D., isss. V Is ums Jinii. i
N ssia Court icf ssii esssAsss 70 prssI iLel1
Dated - hsp-4ssisr, this 26tk dsy 81 Apri
MAs0S .. O0LbUHs. c.
iss tVtkfT Ahkr, c~as - :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
s.ss g. AasSs.SAW 1 ro%r ss

W7O WEEK. Ga . day at homo easily
g n made. Costly outnt free. Address
TsuE 1 CO., Augusta. naius,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

Decline 81 Has.
Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia. Impo
tencs. Sexual Debility. cured BY "wslls
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

The redoubtaLle Joe Brown, Of Georgia,
struck out = new path OF argument in
opposing the Anti Polygany bill in the
senate yesterday. He defended the NOR.
ais Of TIVE Mormsns by the newell methsd
Of undertaking 10 show that other people
were no better. He ovsrhaulsd the sta.
tisiics Of divorce ssd the records Of pros
titutisa In New Englssd and New York 10
show that practices exist thsrs - dsstruc.
tive Of the purity Of the family ~ the
plural marriages Of Utah. This kind oil
argument may be fair rstort 10 Senator
Hears concern for the morals Of Utah.
but it is hardly pertinent To The real quss-
tisn involved 10 the case. There u no
community il the East bsssd on divorce
aud prostitution ~ sacred institutions and
devoted 10 their promstion. II there we're.
aud that community we're subject to the
legislative power Of Congress. A. the Ter.
riiory Of Utah 10. Ssaator Browns TRADE
might have some OF tbs fierce Of argument.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

A. rssa. MAJ AL. .cu W NJ, sna Ms s.@l
s0iss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

A. rslmsr. rla NAY ielh. Nj nar,oa Roberts
A. Arlington. usy asi. Ssmasl renieis., srsd
n yssrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
gbfManfbfsifr Journal

DIX sInoSps. Ermoa Avn rnOrnrscs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29
WANTS.

Advertised epss. amer THE head, tsh cent? Z
line each insertion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

1srssy stAissmas. the ysrnoss Sssaio'
must s,Ass in tina respect for the fstass
Al least % tho same plass with Mr.. Blame
-- ' AAtsvsr that Il indgsA 70 be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

~ ACRES FIRST CLAWS PASTURE LAND
UKoRaI saifH,
Nay 9&h, ieH4. Manchester, W.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-20
The distric! ettorne, remarked that he
had four more wiz ,css1s to call in rebuff.
tai AID that wopid end the case.
IPEIisONai.

Miso bibbie poppIrton ,e't rue,doy for
Bos1 II.
General Manager Criaway lyf for the east
10y special car yesterday afternoon.
Eighteen of the ',hichacl strocsyG company
are stopping at the metropolitan.
Mrs. 4. Opi,, who hes been wriing Mrs.
Nj, II. Mcauy,. left yesterday for Ncw Jersey,
her future home,
Leonard ", Colby, Of Beatrice, Neb., one
Of the PFC mireut oriuinll lawyers Of the Nc
braska b Ar. is in the city among friends.
Geo, Hatch, Weeping Water, Jas. Frd,
Waller time, u. Anderson, Columbus, Robert
Nlilr on, Liucolr, jess u, Davis. Blair, Mrs,
o. Phillips, Lincoln, John Boher, Dc'
NJ zines, Eugene Finger Norfolk, a, b. John
$ in, Chicago, are at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. Clara Rogers, of Deadwood, Dakota
is in the city, aud il staying with Mr.. and
Mrs, l. n. Pierce. She is on her way to ltia,
watha, Kansas, ~ visit her mother, aud
stopped in Omaha 60 see her friends. Mrs
Rogers friends in this city, where che formerly
resided, will be glad to learn that she has just
been elected superintendent of public instruc
ton in Dosdwood, on the republican ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-20
GOULD ON GROVER,

THE KIM DOES NOT EXPECT ANY VIC
LINT CHANGES FROM TIE DEMOCRATIC sue
CESsION, INA Will INJURE BUSINESS.
New York special to the Philadelphia Press:
Mr.. Jay Gould sat in the office of w. Il. Con-
nor 4 Co, yesterday, and divided his time
between the examination of the rapidly
recording stock quotations, as they Were
marked by the instrument, and light and
pleasant conversation with Mr.. Frank Work.
Mr.. Cyrus w Field, and his partners Messrs.
MOrisini and Common. lie talked without
reserve to t o representative of Tho Press on
matters of interest 20 the public. referring
t. the general political situation he said:
81 think there will be AL Improvement in
business The democratic platform was not
so pronounced on protection b the republican,
but as the canvass went on it was evident that
if there had been n chance to re-write the
democratic platform 1t wOul | have bsen made
stronger.
"What will be the effect of Mr.. Clevelard's
administration on the business interests Of the
country:
Il believe that the new administration will
bo conservative. The democratic party take.
possession of the country at low ebb, and the
new president VIII have q great opportunity
and Inns make aers"t name for h hin T.e union mon
the n]nIitical oTcaniza ion he ,anreients u
Randall and the VIM Of the nsrty bo ronra
sents are quits as strong for protectinn 90 t,he
most enthn.iastic ~rennbIi.an HJ dontt . -
nate m~ch initiation nf ,Is tariT ~ Jn,aca,
which will iniure the mannfact~r;no i, tse
If tba comntry > 'h'o'e"'S
INK OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS.
What is the general outlook for bust
ness
II think general business will improve.
Our people write from the west that things
are much better and will continue TO improve.
Our imports are light and our exports are 80
heavy that the balance of trade is in our
favor, and we are drawing considerable guam.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-20
STATE JOrIINGS.

=
Electric lights now pierce tho cleaning AZ
Ihe sVaVe caPlIal'
The electric light project IN Grand Island
IL likely to be abandoned until next spring
Holdrege is now the county seat of Phelps
| county, having donated u site aud agreed to
build a court hoise.
Andrsw jackson. \ notori ma thief and
crook, was run down at Lincoln and given a
| five year term at the pen.
Avs;n, + coal was strncL bv "A farmer in
c,n,Io., oo,nt, ,rL;ia s;nL;nS ,vclI Tha
o]nalitv and n]nsntitv IA a secret
- A.. S~, u
NV EAieN' ~ mas tos,sLou ~ 'eS "e
ooooTt . coli from UoIv Trinity church In
;nroip.
-
"A wen Known L i"lII,tIHvn utaGoI' " fepuo,
icah sChw"lv was 50 S"uiy nipPeu q oSe
tloh DEUS tnat ms lIle.us are I",htuR y pass,
iup atoulu Ine > W uo.P y
u" ~ -
MliiiaM nm was ar[esCeu IN usa snisa mnn'
oaVuru"y ioF ooIalhinS soous unuer la'Se Pr
FENCES IN oheiTon some weeks ego. PmLl
though1 ne nGld q winning manu-, ouS tue
deputy sherlh hela drawing PAIR --o' mp
pers'
John Bonner, of Lincoln county, recently
lost Fix head OF Jersey cows from the effects OF
eating smutty corn. John burkholuer, reslu,
ing near prana lsiSho, iosV Two cows anu
farmers in Adams county have lost cattle IRON
the same cause
In an atfray at Wood River last Thursday,
Johupy Britt, a citizen of that place, was
shot, probably fatally. The trouble grew out
of a controversy about the value of a check
given for some steers, and two cowboys
figured conspicuously in the aft ,ir.
Fred Uedds nron, ietor of tho Grand Island
Indenrndent. M, taken To himself a helpu eet.
NIL I oNi "a Snetbman Tbe caremnnv tooI5
nIace a. the a6nouucI ment Of the election of
EIevelnnd wingeI is Al Inf over the nr.iri,s,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-20
Take all tho Kidney and Liver
Medicines

-Takc all tho Kidney and Liver
Medicines,
Take al the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheumatic remedies,
Take all the Dyspcpsia and indlges-
d"u cures,
TAX, an tho fgue Fover, and bilious
specifies,
Take all Tho Bso3a and Nerve free
rCyiuc s,
Take all the Il eat health restorero.
h short, : kc all tho best qualities
e alt there, aud the bet
Q,ndaG,s # all tn best medicines IN
'havo-'d, ard you viii find that Hop
BftDnS have tho byss curative q a..
ities aud powers Yfall - conccniNtct
In them, and that they llcuro VIXEN
any orall of these, s'ngloUr- con,6ined
Fail. A thorough tial will give
positive proof Of this
uaUdcnod Liver.
Five wears ago | broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then | have been unable To b.
about at al. My liver bNcamo hard like
wood, my limbs were putod up and filed
with water.
WI lho uo'b pNySlClalH NPtCCN UNIV
nothing could cure ne. Iresolved 10 try
Hop Bitters; ! have used seven bottles;
the hardness has all gone from my liver,
the swelling from my limbs, and it has
w0rkCd It miracle in my Gaze; othtrwiae
| would have been now i'll my grave. j.
w. MoREv, Buffalo, Oct. l, 1881,
Poverty and SUITE, ing,
81 was dragged down with debt, power
ty and suffering for years, caused by u
sick family and large bills for doctorirg.
/ was completely discouraged, untilone
year ago, by tho advice of my pastor, l
commenced using Hop Bitters, andin enc
month wo were all well, and nono of us
have seen a sick day since, and want to
say to all poor men, you can keep your
families well a year with Hop Bitters for
less tnan one doctors visit will cost, ]
know it."-A WoRKINGMAN.
h3'None genuine without a bunch Of green
Hops on the white label. Shuu all the vile,
poisonous stuff with Hop" or "Hops"in their
name.