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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-02-27
DR.. FA.HRNEY'S
HEALTH REST0HER.

rT>HE wonderful cures effected by this now we'll
L known remedy, not only in our private practice
at home, but throughout the ne, United States, has
Us. throughout the land. In Chroric Rheumatism
; Acute Govt, Jaundce, Bilious disorders and
yer Complaint PmRles and ETuptions on the face,
Menstruation, Nervous or Sick Headache Costveness
or Constipation, Milk Leg, Scald Head, Skin Dis
ness, Female weaknesses and letter affections.
A large proportion of the CHRONIC AND OBSTINATE
DISEASES that aflict MANKIND have their origin in
impure state of the BLOOD and depraved condi-
ton of the Liver, and posons the very f)untain of
Life; and no better remedy can be used than
Health ReStOrer. A SINGLE BOTTLE will
produce such change of feeling often AsToNIsH
the SUFFERER. Be ADVISED and give it trial. ALL
DRUGGISTS AND SToREKEEPERs sell it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-02-27
Miscellany.

Promise little and do much.
A higher duty is Won by kindness tn, Il
can be secured by fear.
In condemning the vanity of women.
men complain of the fire they themselves
have kindIed.
To most men experience is like the STERN
lights of sli. which dummies only the
track it has passed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-02-27

ansrrp
Growing Old.

Is 1t parting with the rOundness
OF the smoothly moulded cheek?
Is it losing from the dimDles
Half the flashing joy they speak
Is it fading Of the iustre
From the wavy golden hair
Is it finding on the forehead
Craven lines of thought and care?
Is it dropping-as the rose leaves
Drop their sweetness. Over-bloWn-
H ouseholH names that once were dearer,
More familiar than our own ?
Is it meeting on the pathway
Faces strange and glances cold.
While the soul with mean and Shiyer
Whispers sadly. "GrOWing old"
On the gradual sloping pathway.
AS the passing years decline,
Cleans golden rove light,
Far from upper heights divine:
And the shadows from that brightness
Wrap them softly in their fold,
Who unto celestial wilderness
Walk, by way of growing old"
Margaret Sd7agster
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
4)aWaiiaa Q3azGtte.
Esr uoDrs IN MINUS.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER p. .Iss5.

Tn first suit under Section "a OF the
license law. was decided on Friday last:
the Jury giving Mrs jackson $3.50 dam
ages ii establishes strong precedent,
and will make liquor dealers extremely
careful as 10 whom they sell liquor TO after
warning has been given. In the future
there VIII be, probably, more Of such cases.
The danger in such matters lies however,
IN their being made n standing ground for
extortion. Cases of this character require
as careful sitting rs this one has received.
or course, It Is hard for a proprietor to
pay for ihc mistakes Of his subordinates,
but the proprietor must choose. in such a
business. the most Trustworthy OF subur
dInates, or be present himself The best
orderedpublic houses in England are those
whore the publican is proprietor and him
self looks after his business
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
Administrators Notice

TIE UNDERSIGNED. TEMPOR
Il ary Administrator Of The Estate ofJ NJ DATGIEs
deceased, oers lor sale the following property it pr
WE saic with The unczprcd Lease Of the premises on
Horizontal Eqgues. lG horse and 8 horse power
Horizontal Boiler 3SG feet with horizontal Cyiin
ders, izt inches the other GzlO inches with
! Horse Steam Engine and Boiler (pottableL
! Pekin's Lathe 2;xi feet with fitting
] Small Wood Lathe
Small Steam Pump with Boiler
small Pump and Connection.
! Horse Upright Euginc incomplete
9 Guns aud Rernycrz.
! Carriage Wheel and Clock Dial
! Wooden Bench
small Forge with Anvil Hammer. and roo,.
Drilling Machine
! Grind.tones-with sihud-
J small wooden Bafclu with Stool
e Dies- assorted sizes and LEFT Hand
- Drills foF Wood aud Iron.
u iiamTsrs Of dyers sizes; Thimbes diver .1ss
stocks with Pipe Dies. c. e Pinecr-.
Cuiters. Mandrails ! Pipe Vice
! steam Governor. Forge Beoas
! Old Sewing Machine incompieic.
BOX o. 6iasses. = Drwcrs Of Old Toolf dtvors
slnd.; S some incomplete package. of mark in
Gauge = lot Of old Locks aud Oh Thimbiee of
Assortment Of New Thimbes divers ot- Of oid
Iron. set of shcltcs with rlel Tor cHns.
b. ;g.d opportunity Tor an lny,s.menf as 20,
r ltlaes and boilefs arc in good condition and ibe
Stand Is WciLesiabahed place.
ri iu particulars in regard 60 the unezplred lease
w " Pemises aul the cDntrucfs iu fsfni % steam
thereto, apply TO ihe undersiSHdl
N. O.. PARkE
Temporary Administrator.
~ Any person wishing ts examine The articles can
do ~, 50 By 9ppying to w p Henies ihe premises.
uonolnln Oetober -. issl. ffst
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Or the one hundred and thirty five hogs
imported by the U H. DimoDd. thirty two
are reported 10 have died on the passage
hither We learn that there has been an
unusual number Of deaths from sickness
among the hogs imported from San Fran
cisco the present year, amounting in some
cases 10 n serious loss to the owners OF the
animals And what Is worse, the disease
has been communicated 30 our domestic
SWINE SO that several instances Of natives
and Foreigners. owning hogs IN Palama
and kalIhi, have occurred. where the loss
is heayy One Chinaman lost over three
hundred dollars worth. while two other
foreigners report deaths Of thirty hogs and
pics The disease is stated to commence
with paralysis of the legs. with some
disorder NJ the intpstincs If tins inform
alton be- correct, all swine imported from
San Francisco should bc quarantincd for
at least thirty days
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

As ElEcrIuN time draws near, it behooves
the electors TO look carefully at the ques
tons which are TO he decided at the polls.
1t Will depend upon the result of the cleo
tons whether the reform which is so much
needed by the country can be carried out
or not. IL Is hy sending Independent men
10 the Legislature that will enable reform
measures TO be passed Now Is the time
to take genuine and thorough interest.
IL twlll be too late when the House Is packed
with Office holders, whose bare existence
depends ON the good will and favor Of a
corrupt Cabinet. The battle is at the
polls, and the victory must be won there
1T every man who has vote uses H. If
every intelligent man influences his i'm
mediate acquaintance, there can be no
doubt Of the result. The sins of the adj
mnlstration, the sins Of the system are
written in such large characters. that he
who runs may read
-Four years of misrulp have saddled the
country with debt Of quite 81 100000.
while, when the present incumbents came
INTO Office the country only owed S299, ,2OO.
J he mass OF the people We're asked through
the official organs, 10 believe that the heavy
indebtedness was 10 give actual returns in
the shape Of permanent improvements.
Roads and bridges were TO be improved
and built. the promise of May. 1882. about
means OF communication was TO be re-
deemed happy posterity would look back
upon the members Of the present Cabinet
and bless them as far seeing statesmen.
As fact the roads and bridges have never
been in a worse condition: they are so bad
that 1t VIII take years Of labor and enor
nous outlay TO put them in proper order.
Hospitals, which were 10 have been placed
on every island. find a solitary representa-
tive on Maui Honolulu. according 10 the
testimony Of the Government organ. is
rapidly becoming most unhealthy CITY.
Yet one of the promises was that especial
attention should be given to the sanitation
of the city The only step in this direc
ton has been the President of all the
Boards running, at the eleventh hour. into
the purlieus of the town. crying out that
things are bad and then throwing up his
hands in despair because he has no money.
There oaS money, but it has been squan-
dered and the promises are forgotten
Broken promises, au empty treasury. a
blg debt, that is what the Government
candidates have 10 offer There will. of
course, be any amount Of fresh promises.
1t Is coin of which they have an ample |
supply, But promises do not fill the treas
ury and cannot lift the debt The future |
which the present administration picture |
70 themselves is one where they can con-
hnue their career OF extravaganza. To do |
this they will have TO tax the country |
higher than 1t ever has been taxed. The |
cloven foot has been shown. the most spe-
cious arguments have been put forth TO
induce the tax payers td,swailow the dill |
gently, to come mp and be skinned. To
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

\ TIE SUPREME COURT OF
Il the Hawaiian kingdom
kALAkAUN, by the Grace OF GCd. Of the Hawaiian
To The Marshal Of tEc rIaaaiian Islands. or his
You arc hereby ccnmaudcd To summon QUONG
SAM LUNG n COMPANY in cisc they shall die writ.
ten within twenty days after service hereof 10
be and appear before the supreme Court at the Jnlv
Term, to be holden al the Cont Room VI the
DAY, the 1lh day of July next 90 10 O'Clock a. ni 10
show cause why the claim Of HAMMER LElST a co.
tenor Of their annexed petition
Notify the said Quons sam Luur a co. that upon
default IL attend al tue place the day aud hour
them by default.
And you also commanded TO leiv, a true and al
tested eopl Of this writ with Quoug On Rec Co. the
attorneys, agents, factors trustees or debtors OF The
aPIEc az aamtu 2uons sam Lung Co., OF at the place
oI lhSlr usual abode and them summon TO appear per.
sonay AT the place, the day and hour above men
onel' lhen and there ON oath, 20 disclose whether
'y nave or at the tine said copy was served had any
OF the goods OF effects Of the said Quons sam Lung (
80 - ~ @ vli or owe or owed the said Quone
nature thereof: ~
SECTION II. whcnsocyer any ,,re,,r, s,,r,,,,i ,.
an attorney agent factor or debtor OF any defendant
may be desirOus Of doing he NAV annie H. m
Magistrate or any Justice OF the Court FROM whom or
which the said summons may have issued and tbr
Magistrate Justice having caused reasonable notice
20 be given to thc plaintiff N the action shall proceed
aud make such order may he proper I'M the prrmis
at any time previous TO the day appointed for hearing
tor. trustee debtor OF the party defendant shall be
taken 10 have ubcycd the summons"
Notify the said QuOn. ON kcc * Co. that upon de-
fault To attend at the place the day aud our above
mentioned, execution will be issucd against their ur,
per estate for the amount of such judgment as the
plaintiff may recover against the defendant
Hereof fail not Of your proceeding this Writ make
due and full return.
WITNESS, Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Justice
(ScaD Of the supreme Court al Honolulu this gth
day Of April A. ID. iSsj
ilESu SMITH, Deputy Clerk
| certify that the foregoing is a true copy Of the
summons ia the above ease. Witness my hand this
18Th day Of July, lsSj. tsean WILLIAM FOSTER,
Clerk.
OEuEE uF PUBLICATION.
In the above entitled suit il appearing to the s1ti-
faction Of the Court from the affidavit of Allen iIer.
bcr attorney in fact Of said Hammer Lcist Il Co. that
said defendants Quoug sam Lung * Co. are not and
never have been inhabitants OF this Kingdom but have
property herein, and that cause OF action exists
the above entitled suit
II is hereby ordered that publication Of a copy Of
tue summons in the above entitled be made week
" In The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE from July g9nd 10 October
18Th lsej, and that copy Of said summons and petit
ton be deposited in the Posonce forthwith addressed
TO satd defendants NJ their place of residence
Honolulu, July 18th, 1856.
Attest: Justice prcsidipc
t9tdb NiLLIAh FoSrEE. CLERK. tUii 1T
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

THE letter which We publish IN to-day's
issue relative 10 what Mr. II p Baldwin
really did say at the mrctingof the Plant
crs' Labor and Supply Company. shows
cpnclusivcly how baseless is the charge
Of desiring 10 food the islands with Chi
uese laborcrs, which has been trumped up
hy tine Government organ against the
whole body Of the planters II Is a base
less election CRY. which has been raised 10
catch the ears OF the thoughtlcss The
planters Of the country have no desire for
hurdes of Chinese. At a grave crisis they
asked tu have Chinese introduced, but 1t
was one uf those sharp crises which was
soon over. The planters would sooner see
the country filling mp with families. Fam
lilies mean labor supply at our own doors
IN the future Situated as We have been,
labor had 30 he imported. but all look for
ward to the time in the years to come
when such necessity shall cease and when
our own country viii supply the labor
needs The immigration the planter asks
for is not what hurts tine mechanic The
planter and the mill owner are the me
chauic's hest friends They supply him
with work and pay him high wages. But
the dribhlIng lmmigIahonof Chinese from
California allowed 10y The Government, is
what hurts him. These men don't como
10 labor n tine fields, but TO 20 into com
petition in trade, and IN mechanical arts
II Is mot the planter, but the Cabinet who
are injurlug the mechanic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
5pctinl Notices.

Being thoroughly conyersant with SHOPPING in all
its branches, offer my services TO all who wish to
avail themselves Of the San Francisco market.
All orders will be cn-cuted personally and promptly
AeoniRision Of Per cent will be charged for ser
vices rendered. 49,
Orders for the various lines of DRY GooDs, FANCY
GOODS STATIONERY, ARTISTS MATERIALS, DRUGGISTS
SusDEIEs, CEocKEEr, FURNITURE, SHOES. &c arc so
cited In ordering, state quantity quality and meas
uremcnt, and how goods to be forwarded.
Send p o. Order, Money Order or Bank Draft, paya-
bic to my order, sufficient to cover all expenses Of
buying aud shipping goods.
MISS 4. J.. SAWYER
PURCHASING AGENT,
iOU 3mI No sl9 Bush ST. San Francisco, Cal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

Im Export Of Berlin, has published an impor-
tant note concerning an expedition for founding
commercial establishments in foreign countries
The expedition Is under the auspices of the " Cen
tral biographical Association of Berlin and of
the Bank of Expectation" Many German mer-
chants have determined TO unite in furnishing a
large vesstl with cargo consisting of a complete
cuiiectlon OF patterns and quantity of merchan-
oiSe. which Will be superintended bv commercial
Representatives. This floating exhibition will pro
ceed 10 the Mediterranean and first visit the ports
OF northern Africa, then those of the Levaut, and
hnnliy the European ports in Greece Italy and
SPAIN. This undertaking. says the Export
d" will not be confined to finding in The vaTiops
the best markets for certain German productions
but Will also knit durable relations with friendly
German hrIns there established with the inten-
uun, through them of exercising a constant influ-
ence on the market In such ports where nn Ger
man hrtns exist representatives Of the enterprise
viii be established, chosen from the persons en-
ployed in the expedition
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TO OUR READERS /!

OuinE 90 a change In the sailing day Of
tl,r IsIn nd mail. tIie GAZETTE viii be issued
tu future Tuesday morning instead Of
"Wednesday morning n heretofore. our
T-inrd READERS viii therefore conIfnuc 20 re-
rrivc tltc latest uru- through our columns
- r,nfnN VIII br spared to give reliable Ia
formation TO our large circle of ~s'lysrribcrs-
Gazette Publishing Company.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

TIM scene was Wmmea, Kauai Thc
Dramatis HerSour. several Intelligent ma
tive women Ono unfortunate h0olt wished
to cross the river. which was several hun
dred yards broad. The expensive bridge
which was erected across the Naimea river
can nn longer be- uscd, aud the unfortunate
had to come across. at his own expense. in
canoe The ladies on the bank laughed
at thc plight Of the foreigner, but they
gave full tongue 60 their contempt for a
Government which not only put the for
eIgner 10 the expense he had undergone
but which caused them, if they wished TO
see a friend on The other side. b. s,riH, the
stream to do n.
This ls 10y no means an isolated case.
So great has been the extravaganza of the
present Cabinet that necessary works like
those at Naimca, Kauai, have had to be
neglected. 10 the great detriment Of the
native population, let alone the CONNER
cial interests Of foreign capitalists There
was a flourish OF trumpcts in the Govern
meut organ, after the great floods Of
August last, that Mr.. Julius Smith. tine
Superintendent of Public works, had gone
with large gang 30 Kauai 30 repair dam
ages According tn the information We
have Received from reliable sources. the
repairing of damages on that Island has
been confined TO a very little tinkcring in
deed. aud the roads and bridges through
ont the island have become a crying scan
dal
A gentleman who has recently made the
tour of Kauai, tells us that there is hole
I'M the Government road, near Kckaha.
into which horse will sink up 10 his belly.
The unfortunate who reaches this spot is
usually warned, If any one Is around. has
to rctrace his steps for nearly mile. and
ride along the prirrtl road OF the planta
ton
Can anything be more outrageous than
the conduct of the present Ministry in the
matter Of roads. The promises MIR. Glib
son made on coming into office have been
violated, disregarded, thrown to the winds.
Money has been found for every kind Of
folly. but for the practical needs Of the
people no money can bc found. Minis
ters can be kept luxury abroad while the
poor kanaka has to swim half mile in
order 10 get TO his market at home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
Cruul advertisements.
: UpREME coUPT M TIIE n

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~. - waii9n islands. In the matter Of CHARLES
WILLIAMS. bankrupt Order on petition Of bank
rnpi for discharge from debt Before Mr. Justice
Preston.
Upon reading and hling The petition Of Charles viii
ams alleging that more than six months have elapsed
since ne was adJudicated bankrupt and praynr for
discharge from all his debts. II is ordered that
TUESDAY. the isth day 81 November iss5 A. so
O'Clock m OF that day be aud the same s hereby
appointed for hearing upon said petition when and
where all creditors who have proved their claims
against said bankrupt may appcar and show cause IN
anyhey have, why the prayer of sueh bankrupt should
non be granted
Aud IL Is further ordered that notice ic ggcu hy af-
ycrtseufcut u the HAwAitAN cAzErTE. newspaper
printed aud published n Honolulu for successive
weeks uf the time and place % such hearing and that
the Clerk of thc supreme Court mail roticcs Of the
time and place % such hearing al creditors who
have proved their debts.
Dated Honolulu October 5llh i-sl.
EDWARD PRESTON
Attest: Justice supreme Court
lIENEY SNsrH. Drpuiy CLERK. fos5 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

this there must be an end. Extravaganza,
corruption, fraud and Incompetence will
ruin any country. Hawaii is so small that
wounds which larger country might bear
for years, eat at once into her very heart.
Another two years of administration like
the present, will fatally injure the country,
and above all will fatally iniure the pros
poets of the native Hawaiian race
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS

THE UNDERSIGNED Is READY
to take VieTs to order in best style OF tn Pbofo
Art and on the most reasonable terms consistent with
good work.
;a- Sc Island Views for Sale at A. L. Smiths. Fort st
II. L. CHASE,
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L. TOENNIES,
Mr.. JOSEPH SMITH
NORTH KoHALA, HAWAII
Executor's Notice 10 Crediinre

a ID FEItsONS HAVING CIAIAIS
"A against the Estate Of Her Late Msie-tv o1eeD
DOWaser EMMA kALELEONALANI ars bereby 20.
guessed 10 present them 10 the undersirned at hi
once 70 haahumanu Street within SIX 10 months
@ IIoin 'ls udle Or they viii be forever barred All
Claims must mention Me1ss, dqfss aud be dV rsrfsf
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT
lani, deceased
Honolulu July I'D 1855 fgyt 7-,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

IHE recently COMPLETED Severn tunnel is one of
tue greatest engineering works of the age Il was
built 10y the Great Western Railway Company of
England, Ia give a direct communication between
their British line and South Wales II Is upiaue
A. work OF the kind, lnasmuch as 1t passes under
an arm OF the sea The tunnel extends from New
Passage 10 Portskcwet, a distance Of about two
and uno-half miles under water, its entire length
exclusive of approaches, being about four and one
hall miles. The work has been in progress for
low SsOOO.O00. The principal difficulties cncoun-
tered IN the work were not from the water of the
estuary itself. but from subterrauean springs in
the rock itself. through which the borings were
maue. Several times the works were filled with
wafer On one occasion body OF water which
Gusled forth at the rate of 1900 gallons per
minute was met. Pumping apparatus, however.
capable of carrying It of was erected and the diff
Guilty obylated. The tunnel opens new chapter
IN engineering Of this class
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.r.- H. w. SEVERENCE,
Commission Merchant, 3l6 California st.

H. w. SEVERENCE,
Commission Merchant, 316 California St,
RooM No. 4, SAN Francisco, CAL,
BcEs TO inform his Island friends that he will attend
to the purchasing and shipment of Merchandise and
Goods OF every description for their account at short
notice and on favorable terms
lie will also give his best attention to tine sales Of
Island produce at the lowest rate of commissio aud
from long experience he can offer his services with
confidence to all who may favor him with their bust
ness. 1872 1y
MR.. w. F. ALLEN,
Has an oice with Mcssrs. Bishop& Co. corner Of Mer-
chant aud kaahumanu Streets and he will be pleased
!" attend to any business entrusted to him 1855 GIN
MR.. w. C. PARKE
Has au Office over Mcssrs. Bishop Il Co.'S Bank corner
Merchant and Kaahumaru sts, and will be happy to
attend TO any business entrusted TO his care 1861 Cm
THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. e. DAKE'S
Advertising Agency, Gland Is Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco Cal, where contracts for advertising
eau De made Tor NJ 1865
ROOMS--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms can be had by AN early application at
C992l MOI GARDEN LANE.
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TO REMIT

g THOSE VALUABLE PRENI-
aIIi SES- situated at Kavaiahao. known a. the
- CHAMBERLAIN PREMISES. There l. a two
story Stone Binding and out-houses ON the premises
ana Is situated IN very respectable par Of The city
anu : one OF the most desirable locations that can be
Iuo@ u VI c PAREF
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NOTES.,

BEAnsrEErs SAYS: Atthe rate of increase which
Has been gunC on for the past few years Java will
soon be Is Large AS Cuba. The sugar planters of
Jayn appear TO be making money notwithstanding
the low prices for IT. said that It Is more profit
able crop than coffee. The figures for the last five
yea1s are as follows; they only take the export
july I. lSn0 to june 80 1851 2lO5jl tons: july I.
ltS, Ia jun -, lSS2. y72gJ tons: jul, l. 1851 10
June w, lsSi, 2Si,tlo tons; July /, 1885 to June
3Olssi, 3ll ,}66 tons July I, lSSi 10 June 80 ISs5
JN,5S9 tuus. There are only about 100 sugar
mills IN Java. but the land suited TO the uultiva
ton OF sugar Il practically unlimited.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

The Oldest, Best, most renowned
aud Valuable Medicines in the World,
and IN addition contain all the best
and most effective curative properties
of all other bitters, being the greatest
Liver Regulator, BLOOD PURIFIER
and life and health restoring agent on