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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
OPPOSING FORCES.
Tx WISE AND TsH xaHoSr FAC.
TIoEg.
I've Conventions Prsaictsd-An Excssd,us.
ly Lively Time rxpscssd-Ground
Broken Knights Templsrs.
rcOrrosPOnasnce OF tho Richmond Dispasch.,

Norrespondence OF thc Richmond Dispatch1
PETERSBURG, Va, May 5, lsSs
Tie Republican Sgate Convention which
3 TO assemble In this city on the nth and ne
probable outcome arc themes that excite
much discussion. II Il believed by many
that instead of one convention there will he
two. Hon. John ;. Wise has taken rooms AZ
the Hotel Gary, where leading friends Of hrs
viii be qusrtercd. Most OF the leading ants.
Malone Republicans m the State will be
here, either rs delegates. spectators. or adj.
viscrs. lis believed that whatever e. done
10y them will be the result OF thorough nm.
derstanding.
There are those who predict that the con.
vept'on wIll be ono Of the liycliest political
bodies ever held ~ Nrgnla-even s,irpass-
ing Toe record OF the Republican party itself.
The petersburg and Asylum Railway
Company have broken ground for their
dummy line. which will connect our street
railway with the Central Lunatic Asylum
snd the valuable granite quarries at and I'm
the immediate vicinity Of that place. IL is
exnecied that the road will be completed in
June, and tnat the enterprise will prove a
most profitable one. Passing over beauti-
ful and hcsl,hiul roHte, tho road will attract
msuy persons during the summer months.
This road VIII connect the granite quarrles
oTec'ly Win the railways contering IN Pc
tersbuTg.
The remsius Of the wife Of Rev. Duncan
Mcleod. pastor OF the second Baptist church
an This city, who died last night after brief
Illness. were to-day sent out TO Raleigh, y.
G.. for incrment.
AppomaiioX C0mmandery. No. G. knights
Tempiars, viii on Sunday evening celebrate
their sixueth anniversary. The cOmmandery
will march in foil uniform to the High.Slreet
Methodist Episcopal church, where a special
tlaress appropriate 10 the occasion Will be
delivered by Rev. George G. Vanderslice.
RoBlN ApAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
Augusta County Convention.

10 the Editor Of the dispatch;
Heber Ker. Of the Valley Tirgintan, in
his first advent into newspaper coTrespon-
dence evidently thought that the more pre-
DesterOus the statement the greater the evil
dence OF his reportorlal ability. He has sue
ceeded in concentrating more tnaccuTaey IN
one short article than we thought even he
in his well.known capacity Inadvertently
In that line was capable OF doing.
He charges, without any evidence TO back
n. that the vote on the list Of delegates was
never taken, and that the names OF Hon.
jacob Yost, c. ;. Roller, and william Nc
Cue were stricken from the list after Dir.
Craig. with 1t ia his possession, left the
court.house. when had he taken the trouble
he could have found from Mr.. PeytOn, the
chairman, that upon the motion OF blr VIII
Inns 10 proceed to the election OF delegates
from the floor OF the House uninstructed,
the list was offered, voted upon, and re-
ceiyed a large majority Of the vote, the OPP
position wrangllng among themselves and
falling 10 vote. Or had he inquired OF the
then acting secretary he could have re-
ceived the proper information. He should
also have known that the meeting was regu-
larly adjourned.
We certainly had no idea that the gentle
men whose names were stricken from tue
list had anv desire or would have permitted
themselves to be elected after having entered
such n strong and vehement protest against
il. They were offered compromise ana
would not accept, AND under the clrcum-
stances they showed that they ala not desire
their names on the list, ana shoulu De tue
last TO kick If our friends failed 10 elect
them.
As TO the statement that the opposition had
Ia 1l.afp fQVor that IL mol he
neyed by Heber Ker, OF the VdH6y Er-
1jniaa. himself, let alone any one else pres
ent. ,
The trouble with him was that be was bob
bling around the meeting like sage brush
bnIl in a bumble-b bee nest; aud this being
his first experience in that line, OF course be
IL not responsible for anything said OF that
occasion.
what a pity his little postscript appeared
in nrinf. as he was so anxious that The au-
thorship OF the article be unknown.
Those who observed his magnificent ap-
nearance as he took possession OF tue char
i'm the city meeting can only wonder that ne
ala not explode entirely instead OF scatter
ing out In small patches, the ooze bedab-
bling everything with which IL came In con-
tact. J..
covered an UNUSUAL hShy DOOR upon the
edvept OF this wonderful production had 1t
not more important matters to engage It's
attention.
While we do not charge Heoer ker, OF the
Valleu YirgiRian, With tctgm misstate-
ment OF facts, we deny the truth OF MS re-
port IN toto and credit the proguct 10 u's-
ordered imagination. W. ~ REED
certify that the above statement OF facts
Is correct. w. L. N"A'"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

The Leading ISSUES I'm the Coming
North Carolina Campaign.
(Correspondonce Of the kichmond DispAtch.I
RALEIGH. N. O., Nov >, lSSS.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispAtch.l
RALEIGH, N. c., May >, 1883.
VERY often the question is asked, What
are likely to be the leading issues IN the
coming campaigni" -Four hundred and
twenty men have made formal answer TO the
query. They are from every county In the
State, and quite well represent the drift Of
public opinion, no doubt. No less than l29
Of them say the same old Issues, while twenty
four say county government and the internal
revenue are foremost. one regards tue
working OF roads by taxation as the chief
issue, while no less than ninety-six regard
the question Of county government, pure and
simple, as the great one Of the hour. Forty
six think the repeal Of the internal revenue
is the Z" Giving" question, while thirty-two
think tarifl reform is the one-whlle forty
two think the two combined the chief issue.
Seventeen so regard the Blair bill, and
twenty.one say "Whlte Man Us. Negro"
The stock-law question stands first with
eleven. while only one thinks the local-option
question the real leading issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
Rand Offers.
lBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l

IBy tcIekfaPu 70 VIZ
wAsuIS0qoN, May 6.--Ofiers for the sale
% boads 10 the Government were received
Inv Secretary Faircbia to-day as follows:
Four per cent. coupes- 600 at l2I.
-Four per cent registered-sioo. a.
t2Gl; $4,000 at 1874; $3.390a 1868 sio,VVO
a. Issi: 800, 600 at 1871; $4,000 al 1914.
-Four and one-half per cent registered
5000 at i0It. no,ss,
Four and one.hali per cent. coupon--ssi,'
o0o AZ 107i Total offerings, SzlS,5oo.
WAsnIAGros, May 5.-Tbe secretary OF
the Treasury this afternoon aecepsa soo,oM
,o-e sor 49,. The following offers were
l,esss,yed after The regular opening but were
~, ,seeented eIsb, 900 as, registered, a
s ,osz = $50, Geo AZ, coupon, at III; sicc,oc'
10. registered. at ia7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
Died from Natural Cause.

ROANOKE, VA. May 5.-Tbe coroner's
iuIy returned a verdict this evening In the
case OF Mrs. r. ID. Cardwell, who died sud.
denly Thursday night, TO the effect that
death was FROM natural causes. The remains
wereinterred in the city cemetery this alter
noon. and amsng the large numbered friends
attending the funeral were the members oil
the CITY Council, mayer, and all the other
officers OF the municipality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
AnUsEaEHrs.


" NJ. G. A. HALL,
II CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH SfREErA
THURSDAY. Nsr icH, At s0P.M.
Complimentary ooaeert % Mr.. " lSTkoPiDt
prior 70 bis departure for Pnllaeeiphia
The following lsdies and gentlemen have ktn4'
consented 70 participate:
MA 0kok9g T. SrYLL
Mxs THOMAS CnhlSrlAN.
NILS FLORENCE FRANKLIN,
CArrAIs FRANK W. CUNNINGHAM.
Mr. AOsxS NAY,
Mr.. j. LOUIS SULLIVAN.
Ma CONWAY MYERS,
Nh. WATKINS kokNRtf,
Mn GEORGE A. cRUNf.
Nm W. III. sH1kvIS,
r. Nh. FELIX JAhpELLA.
Nh a. KQUf.
MUSICAL pIRRcroRA
M JACOB RKINHARDf.
Ma KIRK hArfb1ws, and
TICKETS 30 cent?, 70 ~ essaissd a ;as nssis
stores my eli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
rhex Enaor.ed CIeveland.
rsn,c,al telsrrara 70 the Dlspatch.l

LEEsBrRo. Va, May o.-At q Democratic
primary meeting held here THIS aternoon
the following were elected 70 tue NOTION
Convention: Delegates-henry heatoni
John II. Alexander, and stirling murray;
Alternsies--B. +. sheeiz, y. u. MccApc, Anc
A. N. Chichester. kesolunons were unanl'
mously adopted endorsing Cleyehnd's Ad'
ministraiion and his message on the tafin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
POLK MILLER& CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Zap I2-tMy2Jl
L. E. SALE.
APoTHEcARY, 2OOl vENABLE STREET
Il, A

PURITY GUARANTEED.
1000 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at
l5c.:
roo plnts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM al;
&C.:
isc. viii buy DR.. DAyD's or DIR. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP;
lsc. viii buy CARRIERS, DAvID's, or BRAN
DRETH PILLS;
Bc. will buy FRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE
EMINENT:
Isc will buy JUMPER TAR for colds;
sc. will buy WYETH's BEEF WINE AND
IRON;
csc. will buy PIERCES MEDICAL Dissolve
RY;
&c. win buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
kILLA:
7Sc. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR:
75c. will buy SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE;
81. 25 will buy SWIFT'S SPECIFIC, large;
sOc. will buy soZODoNT, the best dendfrice;
So. win buy MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC
M0UTH-WASH;
81 win buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CURE;
si.io will buy FELLOWS SYRUP HYPoPHos
PHlTES;
IOc. viii buy ALLcocK's POROUS PLAs-
TER;
&c. Win buy pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
T5c. viii buy LAZELL's, VIOLET, or LAvEN-
DIR WATERS, worth sl-the best per-
tunes sold;
o0c. will buy GENUINE KL0STERFRAU CO.
LOGNE (NUN'sl.
90pounds PURE INSECT POWDER At Sc
500 pounds GUN CAMPH0R at 35c.;
i5c. will buy PICOTS VIRGINIA WORM
KILLER (one OF best worm medicines
soldl;
5oc. WIN buy FLORIDA WATER Murray &
75c. viii buy PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND.
ap oath Su&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
NOTICE OF MEETING.

NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We, the undersigned, stockholders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
holding together one tenlh and more Of the capt
toll stock Of the said company, hereby call q gen.
pany, 70 be held ct Baliard-Iiouss Han. IN the
City of RichAond, on the 3lsf DAY OF NAY, at
seielock Ia the afternoon OF that day.
Thif call 10 made for the purpose u requiring
the record OF tho proceedings Of the Board OF
Directors and the transfer books and stock
ledger 10 DO produced ~ the stockholders at said
meeting; OF examining generally into tbs sffairz
~ the company; OF considering tbs sdytssbillty
OF slscting new president sad new board a
directors In place OF the present board, and Of
sIocsing new president and . new beard OF d.
rectors II e shall b determined nat it 10 10 the
interest Of the company % % do
II. 3. ROLLINS D CO.,
WILLIAM LIBBY.
p: :: GooDHART &Co.,
HALL0AhrEN a CO..
FRED. TAYLOR q CO,
X. W. CLARK,
II. l. MCCLELLAN
ISAAC L. RICE
KoaN, rorPEk . CO.
II. DuHANp
J. I. cAkRoLI.
LIB N1WconBE = Co,
II. r. Q0LDsCuhDr CO..
DE- NEuFvILix AGO..
JAuKs 4. LEOPOLD B CO.
ROLlSTpN 4 BASS.
e;scHuAAclts24So CO..
huDOLPH KkPPLER
-,,1 S SSes & A1sR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL
ID has proved itself TO 10
APOWRRFUL DIsISFECTANT,

II has prevented the spread Of CONTAGIOUS
diseases, particularly Diphthsrs and Scarlet
toms, and has often afforded cenfort In sick
rooms By Ia agreeable aud thorough ceodofizag
properties. thas saved lives In this city.
For sale by druggista Price 30 cents bo'he
de23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

j ssSs'ssgisS = N SasSz sdi SSiS<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
n LETTINGS.

V,HE DEMOCRATS OF JACKSON
IL WARD are invited 20 meet at Kain's Hall,
corner First and Baker streets, TUESDAY, May
sih, at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates 20 the State Convention Of tho
Democratic party to be held st Norfolk May 10,
1855. R.P HILL,
my62t Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
A SPE GAL
FROM
HNAst, RkooaA & Ee1koN.
FROM

tn reasonable price
nia
mDeG for The"
Youha a
ao mbhc wrOusma
al
ouhaseur sanhe
Frruaas pcsaapn o. Bnyns@r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
DEVGs MEDICINES. &c,
EOUND AT LAST.
A POSITIVE PREVENTIVE OF CHOLERA IN
HOGS AND FOWLS, AND A CURE If
USED IN TIME
TIE GREAT WESTERN CHOLERA Cure

isthe remedy. Used successfully for years In the
Wost Introduced East now tor tho first time.
Lone Jack Tobacco is known throughout tbs
world. and 30 Is its distinguished inventor aud
proprietor, JOHN ". CARROLL. ksq. See what he
says: FOR some months past have been using
the GREAT WESTERN CHOLERA CURE 10 pre-
vent cholera ia my hogs and with tho most salts
factory results. While others In the vicinity OF
my plantation have been troubled with this ter
rfbls sc0urgO. my hogs have bsen entirely free
from IT. and believe the liborai use Of this VAL
liable Medicine will entirely prevent cholera"
Mr.. ELIAS o. PAYNE, Of Adams Brothers n
Payne, Eays: Il have very dne chickens, and
tIiDk great deal Of them. Not long ago, very
much 10 my regret, the cholera broke out among
them. All we're dreOpy, others very sick, and
some died, nnd thou ghtI would lose all OF them
was advised 10 use the WESTERN CHOLERA
CURE. and did So The effect was almost magical
They commenced improving a. once. No more
died, and IN two or three days they we're all well
and thrifty. and not ono has beea sick since.
You arc authorized 70 give IL my most enthu-
siastic endorsation, and recommend It's use
Doth rs a preventive and cure ofchickon cholera
Fer sale everywhere.
Price, IS aud % cents. Sent TO any address In
the United States upon receipt OF Tie price.
Trade supplied by
FAULKNER 3 CRAIGHILI.
Wholesale Druggists, Lynchburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
MittS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

We caution you not to pay fancy
prices elsewhere, but pa;ronize close
buyers and close sellers We buy
largely and sell goods quickly with very
small profits.
Child's Mltts, pink, blue, tan, and
cream. i2kc. pair;
Ladies' Aitts, black, cream. and tan,
worth i7c.. our price i9Hc.;
Pure Spun SILK, Embroidered Back,
cream, tan and black, PC. worth &c.;
Pure silk Milan Mitis, black, cream,
and tan. SIC. worth 5Oc.;
Very large variety al SOC
Plain Ta1eta, Milan lace top, self-col-
cred, embroidered and black with
red, yellow, tan. white, lavender,
&c. all at SOC. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
NE ETsNGs.

AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF
IA THE SOLID DEMOCRATIC CLUB will be
held az no. High street TU EsDAY NIGHT, May
9Th. att O'Clock sharp Every member Is urged
70 10 present. ID. n. REID,
my 6it President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have a STONEMETZ FOLDER, in perfect
order. which We will sell at a great bargain. IL
will fold al eight or four-page paper the size
OF the Dispatek or smaller. II will also cut and
paste the eightpago paper. IL can be readily
attached 70 any press.
We refer to the Petersburg Inder-Appedi a. 70
the character Of its work, since that paper has
the counterpart Of Ibis machine attached 10 It's
press and now In successful operation. Ad-
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
my 2-lm' Richmond, Va
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-04
Private measures receive about
KS mneh attention az fhasA of q mora

Private measures receive about
Us much attention as these ola more
general nature. There are claims
before Congress To-Day that have
been there for a generatlon-just
claims for which the government
has received full value, and such as
no honest man would hesitate to
admit and pay. And vet, year af.
ter year and year after year the
claimants other descendants hang
around the halls of Congress, beg
ging not for fayors, but for simple
Justice. If by perpetual toadying
of members they are enabled to Sc
cure a favorable report from COM
mittee, the chances are hundred to
one that the bill will not be reached
on the calendar during the session
of Congress. and when the next
Congress meets, the same ground
has all to be gone over again. And
as they come and 60 and come and
20, and Sisyphus-like, eternally roll
the stone. The departments, too,
are veritable circumlocntion Offices,
and many a righteous creditor Of
the government dies in poverty
whilst the money that is his goes to
swell tue surplus in the Treasury
Valley Virginian.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-04
SURPRISING VICE BY BRIBERY.

Take a case of immediate urgency
now. The Government Of the United
States has an agency, appointed
with large salary, supported and
empowered for the praise-worthy
purpose of hindering or visiting with
condign penalty the circulation of
obscene pictures and books. One of
the methods, perhaps the chief one.
employed, to this end, aud which
court and Congress connive at or
shut their eyes to, is the agents
hypocrltical ordering, under an as,
sumed name, of a print or volume
which he pretends to want, with no
OBJECT but the obtaining of evidence
against the publisher and shop. The
officer plays the part of a decoy duck
to bring the shy and secretive often
ders, for his prey, within reach OF
his law-loaded gun. But for what
lecompense could one consent to Dr.
an informant in ambush, on terms
recognized in no Hebrew, Christian.
or accepted pagan codei Some
thing Of bis manhood is always sold
by the spy. Part of bis remuDera-
ton, if it be not blood money, is a
bride for his sly adventure and a
sop to his shame.-R eu. DR.. c. A.
Bart0l in the Feb. Forum.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-04
PUBLIC 9a1e.
On "Wednesday. Feb. 15th. MS


The undersigned. intending to discon-
tinue farming. will sell at public sale at
his residence, / mile east of Bedington,
on the farm of Levi Pitsnogle, decd, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock on said day, the
following personal property -
Horses, a good basshear leader, will
work anywhere. is good brood mare in
fual, l fine young mare, works well
single or double; yearling by Daniel
Snyder's fine black horse. head Cattle
3 of them good milk cows, fine bull
years old; good or horse wagon and
bed. No. spring wagon. good as new; pr.
grain ladders, Diamond harrow for or
horses. Keller grain drill, corn coverer
horse rake, good Oliver chilled barshear
plow No. 40. genuine Malta double
shovel plows. good as new; 2 wooden
double shovel and single shovel plows,
2 set Yankee harness, brides, collars, set
buggy harness. 9 set trace chains. log
chain. grindstone. riding bride & saddle
'ong-handled scoop shovel, single and
iouble trees, spreaders, forks, rakee,
hoes, cross-cut saw, 8 tons hay, 500 to
800 bundles fodder, and many other ar
tlcies not mentioned.
TERNs.-A credit of 0 months will be
gwen on all sums of $40 and over. the
purchaser giving note with approved Sc
;nrIty, payable at the People National
Bank of Martinsburg interest from date
out RENTED if notes are paid at maturi-
~; under $40. cash. No property TO be
removed until terms have been complied
with. ADAM PROCTOR.
j. V. Quinn, Auc. I. s. Williams, elk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-04
Design of tho Catacombs.

For q long time false opinions were en-
tertained which have been dispelled by
modern research. The Catacombs We're
supposed to be forsaken sand pits and
stone quarries, excavated by the heather
and occasionally used as receptac1es for
the corpses of slaves and criminals But
it is now ascertained from the difference
of soil, which is not at all adapted for
building material, and the mode of con-
struction that they are of Christian
origin and We're intended from the be-
ginning for burial places. Another error,
that they were places OF refuge from
heathen persecution, has likewise been
abandoned The immense labor required
for their construction could not possibly
have escaped the notice of the Roman po-
lice; and the heather prosecutor, by
simply closing the access, could have
easily smothered the Christians by thou
sands IL they had taken refuge in those
dark and narrow passages, In spite OF
the knowledge gained on the subject
within the last twenty years, these errors
are still repeated in popular books
Professor Philip Schaff In The Century.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-04
How They Got Home.

Closing tinlo was passed, and all tho
guests of saloon at Berlin, Germany, had
left the place except four, who had fallen
asleep over their glasses. They were go
drunk that the proprietor failed 10 wake
them. Having eal'esl q cab, he and cabby
carried the slice: the coach and
seated them in It. iiostler then gave
instructions to 4 leeper 1 ON front
seat at house on + efick street, sleeper
on back seat i'll Il Iiiiam street, and so
on for sleeper on front and on back
seats. Cabby took his pay in advance and
drove off. Ten minutes later every light
in the saloon was extinguished, and pro-
prietor and walters commenced snoring
musically. Their rest did not last Icing,
however. A loud ringing of the saloon
bell awakened the bartender, who jumped
out of bed, put on hastily gown and
ran down stairs. Whom should he find at
the door but cabby. Il am not used to
the general parcel business he said
land so forgot to have them labeled On
the way they tumbled over one another,
and cannot make out which is which ~
Then the saloon man marked each of the
four with name written on stiff paper
and stitched to the coat lapel, paid an
other fare, and the cabby proceeded once
more on his trip, delivering each man ac-
cording to the direction given for his
label.-Foreign Letter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-04

Awaits that countless army Of martyrs, whose
ranks are constantly secruited from the vic
Tins Of nervousness and nervous diseases.
The price of the boon Is q Systematic course
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters the finest and
most genial Of tonic nervines. pursued with
and safer this than to swash the victuallIng
department. with pseudo-tDniets, alcoholic or
the reverse. beef extracts. nerve foods. marco
tics. sedatives and p0isons In disguise. Tired
Nature sweet restoref, baimy kieep," 10 the
providentiai recuperant of weak nerves, and
this glorious franchise being usually the con-
sequences Of sound digestion and Increased
virgor. the great stomachic which insures both
is productive also Of repose at the required
time. Not unrefreshed awakens the individ-
usl who uses 10 but vigorous, clear headed and
tranquil. Use the Bitters also In fever and
ague. rheumatism. kidney troubles. constipa-
ton and biiioosnesa.