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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-05
Affairs in West WASHINGTON.
Alexandria Affairs.
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Reported for the EVENING STAR.
THE ST. AS4PH STREET ROUTE.-An effort Is
being made to secure the consent Of all pal ties
concerned TO the re-eXtenSlOn Of the Washington
and Alexandria railway tracks to the corner OF
King and st. ASaph streets.
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK.-The last
payment upon the purchase OF the Washington
Ohio railroad Will not only give back to the holders
OF the W. & O. bonds here part OF the money
they paid for the bonds, but will pay something to
the depostOrs OF the broken Farmers and Me-
chanics' Savings bunk. Part Of the assets OF the
F. and NJ. bank was In W. & o. bonds so that the
receiver OF the bank Will get, In few days. over
$1,000 for apo Torment among the depOSitOrS.
This Will pay about ~ per cent additional On the
deposits. 1t Is thought that the bank will ultI-
mately pay its depositols twOthirds OF the amount
on deposit when the b1nk closed.
NOTES.-The Columbia fire company last night
elected several new memberS-The mayor has
sent the insane man Dalton for safety and eXamin-
atiOn.-The examining committee of the Alex
andria insurance company. having made their an
nual examination, report the books correct and
well kept.-A pleasant cantata took place at
Trinity NJ. T.. church last night.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGSAI. OFFICER.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAI OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID C.. Fe bruary s. 1886, 10 a. M.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather fol-
lowed by light rain or snow, variable winds, gen
orally shifting TO nOrtherly, decidedly colder In
northern portions, slightly colder In southern por
tlOnS.
For Friday, for New England and the middle
All IDtc states, the lower lake region. the Ohio
valley and Tennes zee, colder fair weather pre-
coded by light snow OF rain.
AT THE NAVY YARD yesterday afternoon the
process OF putting jacket on new ten-inch steel
gun was witnes 5ed by large number OF naval
officers and members OF Congress
ARE YOU GOING SoIJrH?'
send for illustrated pamphlet Of the most attrac-
tive and disappointed winter retreat In the south
ern states Address C.. b. Orcutt. $50 Broadway,
New York.
Use ALADDIN SECURITY On--After more than
ten years trial this excellent oil continues to grow
In public favor the ever increasing demand proves
that It's merit alone is its recommendation as the
best household oil In use.
THE fine photos OF Kets Kemethv's 1909 Pa. ave.
continue TO be 81 per doz. with 18th painted free
For SECURITY AT HOME
Use Aladdin Security OIL.
It Is known TO be the safest and best OIL.
GRAY GARRISON. Printers Globe Printing
Office, 3s9 Pa. ave
YARD wide percaies s1<c. Stern's, 90i eth street
AGAR LOAD OF MURRAY's CIDER lust received at
spicer, compton CO.'S. 934 Louisiana avenue.
WHOLESALE AGENCY for Syracuse salt, Murray's
Canandafgua cider and biood'S brOOmS, at factory
prices Spcer, Compton Co, 934 Louisiana ave.
BRIEFS and Records printed promptly. Gray
Clarks0n'S.
ASSIGNEE OF II. Ho,lander 40S 9TH street north
west L Will offer special Inducements in china
crockery and houseiurniShing goods: also silver
plated ware on the very best makes, as the entire
stocS must De sold j. Brock, assignee.
PICTURES framed TO orier. All eth street
HEROES Show IS attractive. No 9lS eth ST. NV
ASK YOrR DEALER to show you the Richmond
straight cut cigarettes In boxes.
EASTMAN'S ALOHA PERFUME
Get story book at druggists free.
HERZOG calls attention To his show otS 9TH ST. NV
LAST NIGHT. as car No. s1f the Belt line railroad
was passing the corner OF 9Th street and Maryland
avenue southwest IL was caught by the railroad
gates and b-0ke them entirely off.
SAVE eyesight AMI dollars. Consult HeInper, ~ st.
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HERzoGs Show is attractive. No 9is eth St NV.
ASK IOrR DEALER to show You the Richmond
straight cut cigarettes In boxes.
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0 475 Pennsylvania avenue.

FoR TnE MOODY MrErrses!o
Gospel HYMNS Consolidated-in paper &c. in cloth at
l0c, with tunes At zoe.
BOOKS BY d. L. MOODY
The Way to God, and How to Find It.
Tothe Work. To the Work
Secret Power The Secret Of Success In Christian
Work
Prevailing Power: What flinders II.
For sale by
WIN BALLANTYNE son.
jal6 z2s 9TH street
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TIRE Equitable c. b. association held its 9th
monthly meeting last night at MarinPs hall Tbos
Som rsllle In the chair Jno. Joy Edison secretary
ri go WIS advanced 10 the shareholder at an aver.
age premium OF 20 per cent.
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LAST NIGHT. car No s.pf the Belt line railroad,
was passing the corner OF 9th street and Maryland
avenue southwest. ft was caught by the railroad
gates and broke them entirely off
SAVE eyesght AMI dollars Consult UprnnIer AZ ct
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EASTNAN'S ALOHA PERFUME
Get story book at druggists free
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JTREE COURSE OF FRENCH
Il
MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM
Complete Conversational Mastery in q Surprisingly
Short time
In order to extend the practical benefits of this
method the publishers have made especial arrange
ments with
PROF. LUCIEN F. c. COLLIERE. A. An
native of Paris and the only accredited representa-
tive of the Meistcrschaft System in the District who
will give free course of twelve 2 lessons begin
ners. personal card of admission to the class
stating full PARTICULARS and conditions, can be pro-
west where the course will take place Number of
pupils limited Cards not procurabe after the 18th
instant.
First lesson on SATURDAY, the Tth inst at z D. m ,
when short Introductory address the system will
be made by the Author.
DR. RICHARD s. ROSENTHAL.
Late Private Tutor to the Imperial Family of Austria
fe4-4t
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CAR LOAD OF MURRAY's CIDER lust received at
spicer, Compton cos. 934 Louisiana avenue.
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BOOKS. &c.

"ASHiNGT y CIRCULATING LIBRARY s07 18th
w street northwest: new books and periodicals as
soon as published; card engraving and printing fine
stationery. Mrs. q. 4. NASHBuRN 4 90. IA
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BRIEFS and Records printed promptly Gray q
ClarkSon'S
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WHOLESALE AGENCY for Syracuse SALT Murray,s
Canandaigua cider and BioodS brOOmS at factory
prices Spicer, Compton & Co. 934 Louisiana ave
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We have just placed upon our counters a large
and complete assortment OF HAMBURG EDGES
lNSERTlNGS and ALI-OVER EMBROIDERY. at
prices much lower than the same goods have ever
been offered at retail The larger portion OF these
goods are our own Importation. and as well as
being very cheap are FIrst-ClaSS in every respect
we invite an examination. One Lot OF SOIIED
HAMBURGS, MAGIC TRIMMINGS, &c, at Half
Price TO Close, at
E. G. DAVIS.
We have made great reductions in our IrNDFR-
WEAK DEPARTMENT., many lines being marked
DOWN TO less than cost Every garment in this de-
partlnent Is OF the most reliable make and we feel
assured that the reductions will be appreciated
Stock Complete in every department. Secure gen.
ulne bargains at +. c. DAVIS
JAZZ si9 MARKET SPACE
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The Office Of the Silent New
American. No. z Is at Auerbach's Sewing Machine
Rooms 9TH and II.
The Boss one minute Coffee Pot saves so per
cent OF the coffee.
10 w. S. JENKs l. Co., III 9TH street.
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YARD wide pereaies 6,<c. Stems, a0i eth street
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G. Il. Wild & RrO..
709 1th street northwest, have few more Of those
Extraordinary Bargains
in secondhand Pianos and Organs, Music Stands
Music Boxes and Drums 3
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PICTURES framed to orier, All eth street.
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New Books
Life and Letters Of Bayard Taylor Three visits TO
America. emily Faithful The wape Of Idea Co.
lombi) Historic al Reference Book Egypt and Baby
lon tRawlnson) Ont of the Wreck, (Douglass) Women
Plumbing and Doctors. Ka.herine. NanceD Custom
and Myth UangD Men of Investion and Industry
tSmiesD Wild Rock. (The wsnderer) The Mentor,
tAyres.) Deldee or the Iron Hand
W. II. MORRISON,
ta19 475 Pennsylyaria avenue
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Cos 9rl STREET opposite Patent Office
Large assortment OF Art EInlToid,fies and Fancy
NeedlowoTk, Satuen, Hash and Felt in all leading
shades.
Complete line Of Pears3ls English FiloseIle and Flo
Floss Dccca Silks, ArraSene. Chenille. Crewel and
Hamburg Wool and all material for Art Neediework.
Full stock Of H Rim Zrphyrs Columbia, Germantown
and Saxony Wool and Knitting Yarns
Stunning nrn1nrflN- .N.-.l,t1i tan
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CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION-The following
Officers OF Washington Council, No 81, OF the C.
H. l., Tor the ensuing year, nave been installed at
their nall IN Carroll Institute by Deputy Supreme
Chahcehof Francis AcNerhany: President. John f.
Green. vice president, j. TalDert Dyer; chancel-
Tor. jane Fullerton: secretary, NJ. W. SaXton;
eoi'ectoi. Dr. NJ J. Griffith; treasurer, Daniel
Shanahan. orator, Francis Men erhany: chaplain,
Rev jacob A. Walter; marshal, Joseph e. Wild
man; guard, r. o. Callaghan: trustees. Philip j.
McHenry, John Z. Smith and q. A. X. McNer.
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MADAME EMMA SorrE

OF So5 9Th Avenue New York.
is located for the season at
1885 STREET NORTHWEST.
WIN imported ban and evening dresses: also
Sfraat noS, rp,o, ~ 4.
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NlHEATER COMIQUE
For one week only commencing MONDAY FEB q
and matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Moore
b Holmes British Novelty Company, q combining of
the Gems OF the London Vaudeville stage New faces
to this community and with acts that ndescribable
Visit them and be convinced that there things
that are new Monday, February 9-Comedy combi-
nation. f2-6t
THEATRICAL AND BALL COSTUMER.
Il Costumes for Ladies. Gents and Children at rea-
Bonable prices, at l.. MONKEYS.
3a31- Cos 10th street northwest
WIN: F. wEBER'S ORCHESTRA FURNISHES
w Music for all occasions Orders left at residence
ll20 7th street southeast E. f. Droop, and Eberbach
or by telephone at Ellis Music Store, Watch Box
Navy Yard, will receive prompt attention Can furnish
Uniform Band for 4th March, ja28-lm
+ OUIS WEBER'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
orders to residence 725 It'll St left at Droops
Ellis or MetZerotts Music Stores, and Demonets
fectonery store will receive prompt attention. tal9
1NHOICE SEATS
~ for all the Theaters.
BRENTANO BROS,
Ja17.3m Pennsylvania avenue. cor. 18th street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-02
Virginia News Notes.

Mr.. William T. Hart, an old and
esteemed citizen of Fredericksburg,
died at his residence on Sunday morn
ing; aged sixty-tbree years.
The exercises connected with the
completion Of the Leander Mccormick
observatory at the University of Vir-
ginia will be held on Monday evening,
April 18th.
Mrs. Mary Shepherd, wife Of Mr..
Charles A. Shepherd, and mother of
Professor r. b. Shepherd, died at
fredericksburg on Sunday morning
about 0 o'clock, in the sixtieth year Of
her age.
The Lynchburg rugiRidn of yester-
day says: The house Of Mr.. Stephens,
an Englishman, about two miles from
this city, in Amherst county, was des-
troyed by fire Tuesday about o'clock
with nearly all its contents /; no in
surance. The agent was on his way to
effect an insurance, ard when in sight of
the house saw it in flames. His wife is
afflicted with cancer, and his son, who
is i'll with pneumonia, is not expected
to live.
Says the Lynchburg Ners A fire
occurred at Prospect Depot Tuesday,
which resulted in the destruction Of
considerable property. A large tobacco
barn near the place, containing 5000
pounds of tobacco, most Of which was
prepared for market, was burned, and
the FIRE had not been suppressed when
our informant left. The barn and to-
bacco belonged TO Messrs. Glenn Il
Davis. The fire is supposed to have
caught from spark from a locomotive.
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DoWN BIZ THE SEA.

sssssn Ra,b-a Bonanza In "Gresns"--
iCerrespondeneeo OF the Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, April /, 1885.
Mr.. George X. Manly, an employees
Of the Norfolk and Western railroad.
died quite suddenly Of spasms 1T an
early hour this morning.
Under the new license-tas ordinance,
which will be submitted TO the Coua-
ellis at their next meeting, skating-rinks
and baseball games will be taxed
where an admission fee is charged.
A farmer in this section has lot Of
two acres planted in spinach, which will
yield him sl,c00 worth Of the precious
stuff.
One OF the morning papers announced
to-day that George u. Bowden had been
appointed collector Of customs in this
city. The city was on its head until it
Was explained that Mr.. Bowden was
appointed several years ago and was
still in possession Of his Office on the lst
day of April. Then everybody : knew
il was joker"
The receipts of peanuts in Norfolk
and Portsmouth during the past six
months aggregate 2SS,34l bags. Re-
eeipts during the week ended Tuesday,
7.l21 bags. The market is steady at
31s3lc.
The residence of Mr.. William Heugist,
Of Princess Anne county, WAS destroyed
by fire last night at - o'clock. lie
lost most Of his furniture and clothing,
and his daughter narrowly escaped
death. The house was insured for
t2,000. The fire originated in a
/" smoke-house," in which meat was
being smoked, ELLA.
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mon No were discussing the atIair yes
teydav. IL was absolutely necessary
that Parker should be taught 70 bride
his tongue. This Is not by any means
the first occasion he has used violent
language. II Is an unpleasant AFFAIR."
Of course, and we are aii more than
sorry that il occurred, and that i has
been given publicity. but there Is q GER
tain amount Of satisfaction 10 DC had
ont Of II. lie met his match this tune.
Lee Is quiet and rather reserved. but Is
full Of pluck and fight, too. J don't
think there viii be duel. think
that both men would fight and are even
anxious to meet. but their friends VIII
moi allow an encounter. This isn't the
age for that sort Of thing
Mr.. Parker is Of Boston stock. HIS
father. James Parker. made his money
there. and then married lady in Troy,
this State. lie decided to settle in this
city. and erected as residence the
building now occupied by the Manhat-
tan Club. lie died at the age of ninety
years. After his death his widow and
son removed to their present residence.
No. 253 Madison avenue. Mr.. Parker
has been prominent in society here for
about twenty years. lie is about fifty
seven years of age and unmarried.
Mr.. d. Bradley Lee is New Yorker.
His income is not as large as that of
Mr.. Parker, but socially he stands
quite as high. lie was formerly quite
wealthy also, but he has lost the bulk
of his fortune. He. like Mr.. Parker.
is a prominent member Of the whist
coferie of the Club. Of which August
Belmont, d. ID. Withers, and Judge
Monson are the remaining conspicuous
members. Mr.. Lee Is not known at all
in Yachting circles. The well-known
yachtman Of that name is very much
younger man, and in no way related TO
him. Mr.. Lee is couple of years
younger than Mr.. Parker, and is also
unmarried. On this account his friends
say he would be quite as willing to
cross swords with his antagonist as Mr..
Parker could possibly be to engage in
pastiine that was in vogue at an earlier
era. Mr.. Gould Redmond, whose con-
nection with the unpleasantness " is
limited to place in the game, is son
Of Mr.. William Redmond.
1t was said late last night that a spe-
cial meeting Of the Board Of Gov
ernors had been held during the eve
ming TO consider what action should he
taken in regard to the violation of club
rules involved in the alteration. II
was stated that the matter had been
definitely settled so far as the Club
was concerned by the tender and
acceptance of letters from both
gentlemen of resignation from the
Club. This fact increased the
talk about the possibility of Il
hostile meeting between the gen.
tlemen. No one was able to say def
nitely that a challenge had passed.
Some expressed the opinion that if
challenge had not already passed it
certainly would speedily be sent from
one side or the other. while others were
equally certain that there would be no
challenge. and that the matter would
be quietly allowed to drop.
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Brief News Items.

Three eolored men have been arrested
in Canada for the larceny Of SO. 400
from boss stevedore Of Baltimore.
Henry Davis, Of Chadd's Ford. Della
ware county, has won quite a reputa-
ton for being heet-footed. AT fox
hunt recently he ran along with and
pstted the leading dog.
Thomas Kail, an Adventist crank Of
Creston. Iowa. attempted to personate
Adams original appearance in the gar
den of Eden on the streets Of Creston.
He and several members Of the Kali
family were arrested.
Caroline. John. Louisa. Sallie, and
Mile Fink, all children of John Fink,
farmer near Windsor Castle, Pa,
have become afflicted with a horrible
malady. the symptoms being terrible
paroxysms, spasms, and Mysteries, re-
sembling hydrophobia.
Tuesday Rev. W. ii. Musgrove. a
Methodist minister Of Springfield, H.,
was assaulted and struck in the face
by John W. Nuckols, local poll
tician, whom the minister had attacked
in the pulpit for distributing election
cards offering free drinks to voters.
Ex-president Fish. of the Marine
Bank, continued his testimony in his
own defence in New York Tuesday. lie
denied that he had misapplied the funds
Of the bank, and explained how he had
loaned the sum OF $4,000 to the firm
Of Grant q Ward without security.
The whole line of the Central Pacific
railroad and branches north of Goshen
has been leased for term Of ninety
nine years TO the Southern Pacific Com
pany-the same corporation which re-
Gently leased the line Of the . Sunset
Route" between San Francisco and
New Orleans.
A fire in double iive-story build
ing, New York. Sunday caused loss
Of $4,000. The fire occurred on the
second floor, where Tilton & Butler.
publishers, have an Office. The rest Of
the bailiing is occupied by Raymold Il
Whitlock, dealers in military and ma
sonic goods, 4 number Of articulated
skeletons and skullswere on the second
floor and gave the firemen a scare, as
they supposed that human beings were
peyishing in the tiames. The building
was damaged $3,000. The loss Of Ray
mond 4 Whitlock is go, 900, and that
Of Tilton 4 Butler 1900. Insurance
eosers the losses.
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An EImira IN. ~ special savs !:
Alfred c. Brink, for many years mar
bic dealer here, was arrested this eve
ming for forgery. He was caught in
the act by NJ. NJ. Meade, who holds
thirty-swo notes with forged endorse
menis made by and bought Of Brink.
II seems that Brink has been In the
forging business the past Eve years, and
had covered up his tracks by making
one forged note pay for another. In
some instances the names OF prominent
businessmen were used. and in some
cases Brink furnished fictitious names.
His manner Of reproducing signatures
was very adroit. as was shown by the
length Of time he deceived Lawyer
Mead. Brink IN a prominent church.
member. and has been looked upon as
a model. The extent Of the forgeries
is unknown, but will reach upward Of
1900.
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In Montana recently three tramps,
who stole box Of railroad tickets,
were captured, arraigned before two
juries, both of which failed to agree,
and sentenced to term in jail for va
grancy, ali within four days time.
Yale College has, IN the way Of tro-
plies, sixty-nine base-balls, won from
her various adversaries. Each ball is
painted the color of the stockings Of the
yanquished nine, and Is lcttered to indi-
cate the time and place Of winning.
The Queen of England never wears,
officially, any State robes, excepting
at her coronation, when she goes to
Westminster Abbey in crimson, and is
there invested with purple. and when
she visits Parliament, when she is at
tired IN red.
The importance of wholesome. pota-
BILE water for cities is shown in Vienna.
Since the introduction into that city OF
water drawn from the Syrian Alps a
constant and very considerable decrease
has been observed in stomach and in
festival troubles, and cases of typhus-
fever have become rare.
Two Frenchmen have invented a new
kind Of harp, made entirely Of wood.
Instead Of strings the inventors use
strips of American fir. The sound is
produced. as in the ordinary harp, by
the contact of the fingers, but the player
wears leather gloves covered with rosin.
The tone Of the instrument is said to be
of remarkable purity.
In London police court the other
day a poor lad who stole a pocket
handkerchief worth sixpence was SEN
fenced to sixty days Imprisonment.
Next day in the same court two highly
connected young men stood charged
with taking from in front Of shop
where they were on sale two silk nm
brellas, but in both cases they were
allowed to 90 free, because they said
their indiscretions were due to absence
of mind.
The city of Guatemala has recently
been placed in direct communication
with the port Of San Jose, on the Pa
cifc coast, by the opening Of new line
Of railway. The total length of line
is seyenty-two miles-s:ngle track and
the narrow three-feet gauge. Between
Escuintla and Palm. distance Of nine
teen miles. the road rises over 5000
feet the total rise between San Jose
and Guatemala is within few feet of
5000. The entire rolling stock was I'M
ported from the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-02

II you remain sick when yop can
Get hop bitters that nevcr-faH.'
The wcakest woman, the smallest child.
and sickesf invalid can use hep bitiers with
safety and great good,
Old men tottering around from rhsu-
mntism. kidney trouble, or any weakness
viii be made almost new by using hop bit
fen.
My wife and daughter we're made healthy
by the slse Of hop bitters, and recommend
them 10 my people. II fefhodist Cfergybioa.
Ask ans good doctor IL hop
Bitfers are not The best family medicine
0n earthl!l
AalarlaI Fever. Agne, and BiIlousness i'll
leave every neighbor as soon ~ hop bltters
arrive.
my mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all ont Of her system with hop
bitter. - Editor OsicsDo san
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop Bit
tiers aud you need not fear sickness.
Iee-wa;er Is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and revIving with hop bitters in
each dranght.
The vigor OF youth for The aged and In
firm in,hop bitters,li
( AT the change Of life nothing equals }
Hop Bitters 10 sllay all froubiesineidenti
Thereto" J
The best periodical for ladies TO take
monthly. and from which they will receive
the greatest benefit is hop bitters.'
Mothers with sickly, fretful, nursing chill
dren will cure the children and benefit
themselves by taking hop bitters daily.
Thousands die annually from some form
Of kidney disease that might have been
prevented by timely use Of hop bitters.
Indigestion, weak stomach, Irregularities
OF the bowels cannot exist when hop Bit
tiers are used.
A timely use OF hop
Biiters viii keep a whole family
In robust health year at little cost.
To produce real genuine sleep and child
like repose all night take little hop bitters
on retiring.
None genuine without bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile.
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Hops in
their name. ap2-Th(wb Sa&Fulm