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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08

III 2 Lz1 week MADE at nor 10y the IN
ESS VA lustriOus. Best b lines now
e1fy q ~ before the public capt. / NOT
" needed. We will at ty0l Men
women. boys and girls wanted eV rVw ere TO
work for us. Now is the time. 70 can Work in
spare time. or give your whole tin TO ne bus
ness. No other business will pay early a.
well. No one can fail to make enOI no. paw, by
engagingat once. Costly outfit an r'erlns Tree
Money made fast, easily. and homo ably A q
0Icss True Co, Augusta, Maine. May ~
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08

For sale by DAuGtITEY " SMYLF,
BtpukhaNru. Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08
Mark Twain AgGricvcd.

Mark Twain was asked to con
tribute TO tie album oS artists
sketches AMI autograph letters to
he rallied for at the B1rtholdi Pc
destal Fund Art Loan Exhibition II
New York. and this is his r,sporsr,
which accompanied his contibu-
zion:
You know my weakness for Adam,
and YOU know how have struggled
TO get him a monument and failed.
Now, it seems to me, here is my
chance. What do we care for It
statue of liberty when we've got the
ching itself in its widest suUIimity:
What vcu want OF monument is to
keep you in mind of something You
haven't got. Very well; we haven't
list liberty: we've lost Adam.
Another thing: y hat has liberty
done for US? Nothing in particular
that | know of. What have we done
for her? Everything. We've given
her a home, and good home, too.
And if she knows anything, she
knows it's the lilst time she ever
struck that novelty. She knows
that when we took her in she had
been q mere tramp for + 600 years,
biblical measure. Yes, and we not
only erded her troubles and made
ghings soft for her permanently, but
we made her resi- CctablC-aud that
she hadn't ever been before And
now, after we've poured out these
Atlanlics of benefits upon this aged
outca<t, 10! and beholu You, we are
asked to come forward and set up a
monument to her, Go to. Let her
set up q monument to us if she
wants to do the clean thing.
But suppose Your statue rel re
sented her Old. bent, clothcl in RAGS,
downcast, shametace!. with the in
suits and humiliation Of 6 Geo years,
imploring a crust and an hours rest,
far Gods sake, ut our back door,
come, now you're shouting! That, :
the asocct of her which we neeI to
be reminded of lest we FORGET it
not This nronosed ono where she's
hearty and well fcl. and holds up
har bood and furnishes her Losrita-
hl. srhooner of flame and orIcars
"a Lo ;rviti,n oil tho rest or he
+ramns to come over. O. 90 10
that is the very ipsolence of pros
ncritv
Rrt IN tho otbnr hand-lnok n
Adam What have we done for
A lamp N,thino What has Adam
Lona dane for ms Fvervthino, He
crave ne lite he gave rs death. he
Gave Ms heaven, he gave us he'll
These are inestimaJle privileges
and remember, not one Of them
should we have had without Adam
Well. then. he ought to have a
,nonumept-for Evolution is steadily
and surely abolishing him; and we
must oct up a monument, and be
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08

For disinfecting purposes use car
bolic acid with water, not with lime.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08

lady fram one of the counties OF Middle ne1r
gia, who has beea acting as midwife Tor man
years writes: al have disposed OF all The uTT iEtfD
Frs FRIEND Won sent me, and am DEL u Zen
WITH TT In every instance where it has bteI
used its effects have been all that cCuiu "SA'
CONSIDER 1T A GREAT HLkSSlNHs
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08
NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.

In ofFs ring thee we'll known Fertilizers. ms01-
featured nv Ste.us' Fertilizer AMI ChemCg ]
Manufacturing ConuIny io m" planting c'mmu-
nifty ;he coming season, w res .'ecttuHy ti-It
yuur patronage.
cur ~urerpuuS914'e and Pure G~lsn1 Bone.
mqde u IN tH" .C."n lc ptluclp e. applicaui" 70
agriculture. having a. SuN'rtor - az tU"rttF"
ana economical ygCat - rurlcl thG SuII. Ia re-
gard 10 fhaIr purity and efficiency. we refer 20
orr hume ruuS patrons ami CONSUMERS through
ont IN" south who ha,c tested and unaNiiul Slv
endorsed the Fertilizers "a the most HELiABI
FERTU II EltS OF rIiE AGE.
pr Joseph A'hrrcAt. whose r-pu alton es a
flrroHga chemist - well established. personally
suprriutcuds the Manufacturing depart nent. and
~parts'u "ltu"r ey l"U-n nor labor IA the prDduc-
ton Of q SUporTLpSpHgtr NhIeh TeNt'ICs to the
sol the miutrt. upuISHM"uJ Withdrawn from 1t
10y CULTIVATION
As Cotton. Surar AMI Cereal producer, II
sf4udS pre-c''HucUt. N' We drSIr, - 'Iai and
comparison wlth tar MANY NOBTuLEN~ INI-
TNTION~ sv'j elsewhere under the name OF Fer
\ t.f.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08

Madam Anna Bishop was proha
bly, the greatest woman stravefer
known, while no language appeared
too difficult frr her to master.
She sang to every audience in its
own tongue, no matter in what part
of the world she found herself.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08
KENDalL's SPAWN CURE.

TOLO for the working class. Send 10 cent
IL for postage, and We will mail you free, ROY
al, valuable box of sample goods that will put
you in the way of making more money in "
days than you ever Thought possible at ny bust
ness. Capital not required. We " i'll start YOU
gu can work all the time or in spare time oniy,
The work is uDiver ally adapted to both sexes,
young and Old. You can easily earn from 50
cents TO 3 every evening. That all who wan
work may test the business, we make this un
paraleed offer: 10 all who are not well satisfied
we VIII send $40 to pay for the trouble Of writing
us. Full particulars. directions, etc, sent free.
Fortunes viii he made by those VINO give their
ly sure. Don't delay. start now. Address STIR-
SON x Co., Portland Maine. Nov Z9-ly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
rEnTssESr QUESTIONS

The Eqnsi Hight. Association ~ Ia
CONS has, 10y it, president aud -scTeta
~, officially prOpounded the following
inteErop to Measrs. Wsisbaoh and
Judson, Democratic nominers respect
lively for Councilman and ltspreaeuta
tive 10 tho next Territorial Legislature,
and ashs for pronpi and uDeqnivsenl
replies thereto
Are you Ia favor of the Continuance
Of womAn suffrage
IL elected, will YOU be present IN tn.
Legislature, aud work and vDte for the
continuance Of woman Suffrage, wIthoat
restriction or heaiIati9n
These queries are pertinent aud time
~. While Il IL the general, expressed
sentiment 81 both political parties, a.
enunoiated In their several conventions,
thai ia. lac now upon the statute book
extending suffrage % the woueu 81 this
Territory should remain undisturbed,
at least until tins has been afforded 90
develop the eject OF It's provisions. IL IL
not unsiss To ascertain the individual
sentiments Of candidates. nor to de
mand OF them = pledge against Its re.
peal. Platforms are sometimes made
to catch votes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

T,kRkIT0RY OF WASHINGTON.
i Third Judicial District. County of
King, ~. In the District Court holding
terms at Seattle.
NO. Ua-United States Of America w.
seven boxes and fiye half barrels Of
opium.
rhe Pre- ddent OF the United States to
all whom II may concern, greeting
Whereas John Is. Allen. United States
Attorney for Washington Tarr tory, has
filed nm information In the above entitled
D.trict Court. alleging in substance as
follows:
That on the 25th day of September, In
the year A. ID 1885. At the city OF seattle,
In King county, Washington Territory.
aforesaid, IN certain warehouse tken
and there being. situated ou land within
said city. tbs said A. w. Bash, Col ector
as afor said, by himself ami Feank II.
Winsiow. Inspector Of Customs for the
said District, did seize the following goods,
wares and merchandise, 10 wit +: seven
boxes end five half barrels. containing
three hundred and eighty five pounds Of
prepared and two hundr Il and eighty
pounds Of crude opium. and now hath
the same In his custody rs being forfeited.
for the causes hereinafter mentioned, 20
wit for that the said goods. wares and
Tnercbs ndlse. being subject TO duties by
the statutes of tie United States, were,
after the first day OF July. lss3 and be-
fore the seizure Aforesaid. brought into
the United states, and b.ing brought a.
aforesaid afterwar,is, To Wit. ON the day
Of the seizure Aforesaid, were found con
ceaied IN q certain warehouse at the city
OF Seattle, in King counsy. In the Terri
tori Aforesaid, the duties on said goods
wares and nerch tndlse not having be..r
before that tine paid, or secured 10 br
raid. against the form OF the statute in
such case made and provided By reason
OF ell which the premises an .thentatutes
in this behalf made and provided. the
aid goods, wAfes and msrcbandi :, have
bee ,Ine and are forfeited 10 The uses ia
said statutes specified
And PRAYING for a rnorIfion or other
proper pr,g cess. 20 the end that the aid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

DxArH or Mas. warrwoaru. Ihs
aged and beloved wife OF Rev. George
7. Whiswor.h. died st tho family real
dence on Fifth street. yesterday after.
noon, from hemorFhage OF the lunss.
Mrs. Whitworth crossed the plains With
her husband II years ago, aud for 10
Years they have resided on Puget Sound
For several years Mrs. whitxor,h has
been an invalid aud cnmiined TO the
house, bat her death VAS not exps etc d
immediately. Al To'niock las. night 81
vas taken With a severe esughinR spell,
t"ii"wed by hemorFhaee. and halt an
o"oe s1sssSard death came and relieved
her suhsrings The DECEASED vas =
Christian woman and Devoted mother
She leaves husband aud ftm,ly az
gFoSn np men aud women 10 20 aarn har
iazs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
J. ara SAVING rsK>s>r:

Mr.. VI. r. Allison. Hutchinson. Kan,
sAvs'd hts life by = simple TRIAL Bottle
Of DE-. kiag's New Discovery. for con
sumption. which eau ed him 20 pro-
cure isnse battle. that csmpletely
cared hiua. when Doctors, change Of
climate aud everything else had failed
Asthma. Brsnelsitis. Hosr~eness. SeseEe
Conghs. and al Throat AMI Lang dts-
eases. u u guaranteed 10 cure. Trial
Botts. free at A. b. SisvAst's Drug
stor~. Large size 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

Ur SovSp PGHAKxoxzs. steam.
ship oaeen OF ihr Pacific brought TO the
Upper Sound passengers named As be
loo Mrs l. Meyer. h W krnekrne.rv.
AIRS Z II huFd and two ahiltirea. j
9ssflein, Il Heacook, ) Humphrey, Mrs.
!" smith. h II Wsbh. q r Rupurll
Mrs G II Larrabea, j IA Aiuslne Mr.. =
hskenchit and two children. Y j tsurth.
, baiaok, Jsmaa Dahl. J Watson. Mis-
William Wal es. Lea Low. Go I'r -.
stFs Patrick, Mrs Se~ich. AZ Il Roh~yta'
= Gdehrist. fnAries, Mrs. NJ Charles.
u Is Hunt J Ploadke. J Gnfiish, r M
ssaFdbere, Miss Msrces, Mrs Lallis Ne
hsnxis and child. Mrs NJ Il Roberts and
1hrse childFen. Mrs : Morgan and sxo
Ss,a y. Is ward and mother. Miss N
OhArles. W ScbAffer. Nv sgayan p Al
halnelland, III Roppios. ard 50 ia the
steera2a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
rnE Lapass RELIEF socIETT.
six ssnfb. OF ss~se..fnl wssk IN
Believing Distress

six months ago today-Apfil 3, lsSs--
tie Lad.es Relief soeistY Of the City
Of seaisls-' uas organized With Bsbssis
Gstzsrt, Mary y Ls4ry. O. r Jenusr,
sarah r. Ferry. EsBina ~ wood, Mary
Bo5sb, n. A. Pisres, q. II. S4udsTsJn,
A. ]. Hsnfofd, Belle -. H4inss, Eiiza-
beth ~ Bisor, Mercie Boons. 8. y. Yes
lss, l. A. Farth and Noble w Patton
a. charter emb~rs. TIE object Of The
sssc.ssy. - ses forth IN The aF:ieiss Of
Incorporation. was a. follows:
Z" Ibs object aud parD1,ss Of shis so-
cisty shall as general bsusvOisues and
charity. snd the aiding aud assisting II
the p0os and destitute, regardless II
creed, nationality or soiSr. AIsJ to re-
GIVE contributions ia money or prop
srty, real or r--FsObai. and disprss % tie
saiae for the benefit ~ toe @,cisty"
The active members on May lst, since
uhiea time the usnbership bss largely
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
auexIss,s Aws,ca saws.

The Hest sslve in the world for cuts.
Bruises. sores. Ulcers, salt Rheun,
Fever sores. letter, ckapped Hauda,
uh'lblains, Corna. and Nil Skin Erup-
uons. and positively cures PLEA, or no
pay required. Il h guaranteed Ia give
perfect satisfaction, or moaey refunded
Price =, SCENTS per boz. For s,le by A.
II. stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

lkiStrT Gum will hald ius nrs,
quarterly meeting under the nsx ny.
laws. on sais friday evening. after a
special service in the church AZ 100.
All uiananers and ofheefs, aud hrasi. OF
committees especially, are requested 10
attend. Ans lady attending The Ep;s-
e..pai Church IA eligible tss MEMBERSHIP.
Amoant VI lees voluntary. Plan az
winter work viii be discussed sad As
csded up,u al this lnsrsinQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

Prof. Al. Carter will give another Of
bis delightful qu,driils PARTIES At arion
Hall, corner of Pike AMI Fifth strsets,
on Saturday evening. 82
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

Ona more ms.ls pstiea, may 20 ac-
couauass4stsd At DR.. C. l. Ailier's. los
Chsrry street, with private. furnished
roon. hot and cid water hsfhs. nurse.
Aooi ard esaal. light, washing and med
cins furnished FREQ until q perfect cure
ID electrd. sc3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

kRw BLOOD, kEw LIFE.-rbis Is oh
tainsd by using Plumbers Oregon BLOOD
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
bsttle. six for 81. aut,dwtm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
MAhEI ID.

Z AID ASHLEY AT the resideuce Of ID.
IL. Campbsii On the Duwamish river,
Oct. z by Rev. yohn 4. Damon. John G..
Gard aud Mrs Mary :. Ashley. all of
King county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
THE WONiA'S
Equal Rights Association.

tNILL HOLD A SPECIAL NETTING
w at the Coult House. Oh Saturday.
Oct. al o'clock p. m
A full attendance Of ladies' ttneriers
and atkersi IL drsii ed. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
To the Public.

nS AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
~ sunset Telephone Tx hange viii b.
open NJ all hours. Subscribers wi hing
comm rtioGs witl other telephones may
hav. them by calling the Office and giving
number wanted III. HlSUS.
orS Manager
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

A PLUSH LAP ROBE. on NINTH
- street. Can bs had Of Officer Web
ster by identifying property and paying
for this Advertisements oc2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

TWO LARGE NEW HOUSES ON
l. Eleventh street. For particulars call
81 this Once. sc9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
Notice 10 Contractors.

pIDS ARE SOLICITED ny THE IN
- esrs gned. until Nosday. October 8.
or the coast ruction Of thfee-sfory b-fck
building on the corner OF Front and Co
lumoia streets. contractor 20 furnish all
materials. Plans and spsci fcafioEs en-
be seen at the office OF = J. Meany. a. hi.
teci. In fe-ler Leary building. A good
ana sufficient bond will be required OF
contractor.
Z he rigat ID reserved to reject any and
all bads fisI II KENNY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

A PORTER. AN ACTIVE MAN.
~ one not afrait of q whselbarrow. Ad.
dress In own handwriting. Atttinx salary
expected. p. q. box CID Seattie, ". r. 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE bet SADDLE OhsEs.
finest carriage, hacks aud buggiss
To hire al any and a! iimss. Il most re-
sOnab Die rates
Horses boarded by the day, week D
month, and the best ear- guaranteed.
PHILLIPS & SEARS.
Proprieto y, Conn escial rect Opposite
The AflingtOR. aun
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i7S]IIli35I IJI!|sI!III[ll7lI;
M6S PFUNOER'S
2lIlIIzI1 Il1lli35IlI11;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NoTIOE.

INHt WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEI-
perance Uni n will meet at the NJ. T..
Ihur h. Friday afternoon. as 30 o clock.
Miss Henrietta q. Mo re will address the
Meeting. MRS. G. II. JONES.
IL \ crrtAry
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT ABLE
IL for housekeeping. II required with
use OF piano. MHS L. 6. STIRsKY.
corner Ssec1s aad Marion strssts. sexa -
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Situation Wanted,

A WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
A N . mall fam iy 70 do general house,
work shs u Q god cook. Apply 81 this
sss IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03
Help W anted,
FOUND.

IL A SMALL FAMILY. TO DO GEN.
i erai " DIRK. Apply at this offlcs. nc2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
Hotels for Ladies'.

a novel institution has bcee intro
duced in Holland by special society
formed forthc establishment Of hotels
Tor ladies. BY means OF these institu-
tons ladies visiting that country may
find n comfortable "homc' for the
period of their sojourn in "Huis voor
Frouwcn ~ (houSe for women. These
establishments offer rooms forall classes
oil inc poor, tho middle-claSs traveller,
and the grand lady can be accommodated
each according 10 her means The
apartments for the latter are. though
not luNuriously furnished, comfortably
and conveniently arranged. and even
the smallest room, which is let at n very
low rate, is distinguished by model
cleanliness. The society has no aim be-
sides that Of providing home for girls
ana women travelling in Holland; com
mercial advantages are not taken into
CONSIDERATION, and no profits are de-
rived from the enterprise. PoH MAJ
gazette.
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but when see how YOU signed il that
was cnuft for me. knowcd Won
wouldn't hey writ that way to fcllsr
We warcnt go'u' 10 marry. / don't
know much about gals, but know thatp
When 1t was all settled that they wcce
to be married the next week. sunday.
Farmer Van Nlcet rode OF, and the two
women put away the lap-board and re-
signed the universal shirt making bust
ness forever.
I'D give the world to know what |
writ to him., said Amazin Grace.
"Ihc world amt yourn tew rive"
corrected her mother piouslv.
I'm sart'in sure told him no. " said
the girl, but | reckon he was bound TO
hey me, an | dunno cz I'm half sorry.
either now
When they were married and Amazin
Grace and her mother had zone out to
the new home i'm the smart new sprin0-
wagon, the bride returned to the sub
icct of the letter.
" hcv a burnin' euro TO know
what | writ she sad, "cause" (blush-
ing ,Prcttily) 81 thought | rinused
you
"O-ho, | guess not" said the tri-
umphant lover. "Look-a hero. Mr.
Van Nlcct, here's the letter faint
but few words. There ain no 'ticular
meanin' in them, but its the signing of
them. DO You see that? Them two
words would stand in law to mean plain
yes; there no gilt n around them"
Amazin Grace and her mother both
read at once:
" Mr.. Van Vlcct:
deer sir ann sorry 10 Inform You that
your att 'nshuns arc I'm noNisn Kccipperkatod
urea trcwly.
AMAIIN GRACE PILSnUItY."
THAT fetched me- said Mr.. Van
Nlcct. looking admiringly at his new
possession. Il doan't kno much. but
reckon kin tell what a girl means
when she writes to a Teller and Sims
herself 1urcS trewly' Mrs. w. il.
PiyHc, az ID trOH Free Press.
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VALENTINE TO 4 NAN CT
WORTH.

Fair Sir. TO you my maiden intuitions-
shy but sincere -ingcnuously incline,
And II mud you answer the conditions
lil take your bid aud be your Valentine.
i know your worth-that is, your general
merit:
But when your mourncd and wealthy father
died
Pray tell simple girl. dill YOU inherit
His virtues Only-Or-a bit bcsidcg
Yes admire your lofty reputation,
Dear To my articss spirit as my own:
But toll me this-to Still my trcpidation-
Are you AN owner In Bel 'rclephoncy
Your learning, too, has bound my heart In
fcttCrs-
For you are wise, ~ street report he true:
J. too, u childish fancy have for letters
hope you're solid on &C, B. & O.
Your noble presence "dignncd ami
With inexperienced ardor adore:
But those Willard stocks! Have you tried 'cm
And were you long or short on that Lake
Shorcf
So gentle Sir. IL you Alright hut read mo,
And viii with all your Bonds and Stocks be
mine,
Then into Mutual Union you shall lead mo.
And will be
Your booming VALENTINE.
-tdcdrd 4. Church, IN Century
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15

We are told that there is no driving
OF the flock in Spain. When the shop
nerd wishes TO remove his sheep. he
eaH5 tame wcthcr, accustomed to
feed from his hands, and the fayoritc.
however distant, obcys his call. while
the rest follow. One or more of the
dogs with large collars armed with
spikes, in order to protect them from
the wolves, prccrdc the flock; others
skirt j, on either side, and some bring
up the rear. If u sheep be i'll or lame,
or lag behind, unobscryed by the
shepherd, the dog stays with il and de-
fends 1t until some one returns in search
OF H.
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Eminent TcstimonY.


IN. !. witness, Aug. Is. 1891
find that in addition 20 the pure spirits
contained I'm their composition, they contain
tile extracts of hops and other well-knowu
and highly approved medicinal roots, leaves
and tinctures in Quantities sufficient to rem
der the article what the makers claim II to-
be, to Wit, a medicinal preparation and not
a beverdgc-unft and unsafe TO LES used eN-
cept as a mediciiie.
From careful analysis Of their formula
which was attested under 1ath-I find
that in every wine-glassful Of Hop Bitters-
the active medicinal properties ASIDE from
the distilled spirits are equal 10 full dose
for All adult, which fact, in my opinion,
subjects it 10 ait iu,ernal revenue tax a. a
medicinal bitter"
GREEN 3. RAUAi, L. S. Com In. Rev.
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TotcrtY an NnIrrinc.

was dragged down S'thGcbt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by 81 sick family nnd
large hi u for doCtorinv. / was completely
discouraged, until ono year ago by the advice
OF my pastor commcn.c l using Hop BlttCrs,
and in one month We were nh wei. aCc none
OF III havc seen sick day since, and want to
say 10 AL = or mon, YOU can keep your fayGi-
lies wei Il Nc az with Hop Ri'tcrs for less than
one doctor visit viii lst; know It,"
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