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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, a. reported BY special
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Jumped from the Asylum Roof.
SUICIDE OF AN INNATE OF COLUMBUS INSANE Asl

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from Columbus,
Ohio says: Miss Ellen B. Miner, an inmate OF the
Columbus Insane Asylum, committed suicide yes
terday The patient has been closely watched,
having previously attempted self-destruction.
Yesterday she found the door to an ante-room un-
locked and assembled to the skylight, which she
broke through, and reached the roof before her
absence was noticed. From the roof the unfortu.
nate woman jumped to the ground q distance OF
90 feet She lived but fifteen minutes
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SrRAwBn,DeE & CLorHrER
MARKET. EIGHTH. AND FILBERT SITS.
PHILADELPHIA
THE LARGEST STORE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Devoted Exclusively
TO DRY GOODs
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Organized . broad SCALE renders at all times the
most prompt and satisfactory service.
Our stock includes full and complete lines Of
SILKS. DRESS GOODS,
LINENS, COTTON GOODS,
UNDERWEAR, MILLINERY,
UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS,
TRIMMINGS. SC.
CARPETS, MATTINGS,
LACEs BUTTONS.
&C., &c, &c.
In fact everything in the line Of Dry Goods that the
markets Of the world Oxford.
Commodious READING, RESTING, and RETIRING
ROOMS have been carefully arranged the comfort
Of all visitors.
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ARMY ORDERs-Col Elmer OTIS 9Th cavalry,
granted six months leave on surgeons certificate.
Capt. James G. MacAdams, I'd cavalry, granted
nve months leave,
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AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators Plumb Pasco, Blackburn, and sabin, and
Representatives Grain Cultivate, Tracy, Chip
man, with Mr.. L. A. McCreary, Detroit, De Lano,
Mash, and Lynch.
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The u 8. 8. Swatara has been ordered to sail to
Hampton Roads, Va, from Portsmouth, Va, for
nnal Inspection.
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The GOvernmont's Bond Purchases.
OVER $1SOOO0OO BOUGHT WITHOUT REDUCING THE
SURPLUS.


The Secretary OF the Treasury has purchased
SIS 0S8 900 worth Of bonds, including those bought
yesterday, under the circular OF April IT, At the
time Of the offer to purchase the surplus was
slO5, DE, 600, and was yesterday stated to be
SlO5, 400 900; that is, the excess OF the receipts
over the expenditures has been SIZE, 900 greater
than the amount expended In the purchase Of the
bonds 1t is said that this fact, indicating an ap-
parent failure TO reduce the surplus, caused the
purchase OF bonds yesterday at higher rates than
before The highest prices OF all the sales were
reached on large blocks 1877 being paid for a. and
los for AVS, as against 126k and l07x.
BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY.
Offers for the sale Of bonds to the Government
were received at the Treasury Department to-day
Ia follows: -Four per cents, coupon-s25O at 1861,
800 at 127, $1,000 at 1877, $4,000 at 127; total,
n $50. Fouf per cents, regtstered-s2O,O 900 ct
l27 Lie, $50, 900 at 1877 $4,000 at l27, 5000 at
127 600 at 127, 81 400 at 126k, 100000 at 1877.
10000 at l27; total $235 900. Four-and-a-haii
per cents coupon 600 al 1os sl5. 900 az lo7N.
$4,000 at los, $4,000 at 1O8; total S1l5,500
F0ur-and-a-half per cents, registered $50 at
108 s45,O00 at los $4,000 at 1851 net, $4,000 at
107.85, $780, 900 at 1O6k net $4,000 az 1861 net;
total, t2S3, $50; grand Total t646 200.
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A NEW FOOTBALL CLUB.-An entertainment was
given last evening at McCauleys Hall, on Capitol
Hill, for the benefit OF the orient Football Club,
newly organized. The Ordway Rifles gave an ex-
hibition drill and Mr.. Carroll Ford delivered lect-
ure on the rise and progress or American football,
illustrated by taoleauX WANTS. The club Is CON-
posed OF Grant Burroughs, captain; j. NJ. WILL
Jams, manager, and Sherman James, Benjamin
welcn, Frederick Mount John j. kaufman, AL
fred Glasscock Lynn Troutinan, Carroll Ford, Hor-
ace Is. Durant, Lee Miller. and l. Campbell
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The Body Of Mry. Christian Found,
Fort MONROE, Va, May lathe body OF Mra
Christian, drowned near Norfolk last Saturday,
was found here this morning
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The U. S. S. DESPATCH arrived at the navy-yard
this afternoon.
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MARGARET r. OCoNNoRs WILL--The will OF
Margaret X. O'ConnOr was filed In the registers
office yesterday. She leaves her household effects
to be divided equally between her daughter, Mary
Ellen O'ConnOr, and her stepdaughter, Kate
OCounor, and the balance OF the estate, including
house SO7 oath street northwest TO the daughter,
Mary Ellen OConnor. During good behavior and
while he remains q widOwer, testator'S husband,
Patrick OConnor, Is to be allowed TO use the house
as q home. VIM. Taylor Snyder is named as
executor, and Kate OConnor as guardian TO Mary
Ellen O'COnnOr.
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Mr.. EZEKIEL E. SMITH, the newly-appointed
minister to Liberia, called on the President to-day.
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John Jackson, the stalwart colored man who
was convicted In the Criminal court a few weeks
ago OF an assault and battery on Officer Hutchin-
son ION appeal from the Police Court, where the
sentence was one year In jalD, was called up and
sentenced to three months In jail
Mr.. Joseph kasper to-day took out a permit TO
erect dwelling at 1917 N street, TO cost $4,000
Mr.. T. F. Schneider is the architect and Emmert
Heisley the builders.
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Ii PAYS
1T PAYS
IT PAYS
1T PAYS

To sleep we'll and enjoy life. II pays to learn ssrlv
that in Hub Punch you have u delicious beverage.
ready at hand delightful the TASTE and Of absolute
purity. G. II. GRAVES SONS Boston. are the manu.
fscturers and Grocers and Druggists sell and indorss
II ohesrfully.
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John Dillon Again Convicted.

DUBLIN, May lathe trial OF Mr.. John Dillon
on the second charge OF Offending under the
crimes act was concluded to-day, and he was con.
vfcted. He was again sentenced to six months
imprisonment without hard labor. The sentenced
however, win run cOncurrently.
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Mr.. JOHN BIGRL0w, OF New York, ex-United
States minister to France, has been rendered the
position of United States commissioner to the
Brussels exposition. II Is thought that he Will
accept.
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More Depew Delegates.

ALBANY, NY, May 12.-The republicans of the
10Th congressional district to-day elected John N.
Bailey and Waters w. Braman delegates to Chi
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n tho PROBATE Court to-day q the caoo OF the
estste u Ill1abeth Lowe letto1S testamentary
were Issued 70 susle Lasimer and Annie Adams on
bond Of ZOO
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To TIE PKNrrRNrIARY FOR FoUR YEARs.-Grapt
johnson, convicted with Robert johnson and John
Mack OF HOUSEKEEPING at the store OF A. Herman
on December 3Oth. was called up for sentence In
the Criminal Court to-day. He acknowledged
two previous arrests and one term In jail, and one
term In the Erie County, N. Y, penitentiary. The
court said that the prisoner had given some valu-
able information to the Officers, for which allow
ance would be given, and imposed q sentence of
four years. Robert johnson mad some months ago
received q sentence Of six years and John Mack
for nine years
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BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY.


pHCuION on THE DEMOCRATS ON THE WAYS AND
NEANs COMMITTEE AFTER CONSULTING THE REPUB-
LICANs
The democratic members OF the House ways and
means committee have decided to consent TO an
extension Of the general debate on the tarin BILL
which was tohave closed wednesday next, to the
following Saturday. This decision was arrived 1t
this morning after consultation with leading re-
publican menbeu and the assurance was said to
have been given that the extension would not re-
suit IN any poetponement Of mai action on the bill
This y the result Of great pressure BY members
who want TO speak and would otherwise b cut
out. Themattor has been under confederation tor
aday or two Az the meeting Of the democratic
members OF the committee to-day the extension
was decided on, the probability be1ng that such
IN extension would really be . saving Of time.
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The Mount Vernon Regeotss
ADDITIONAL oeyDcis % NrsRRsr ADDED 10 SHH
COLLECTION.
The Council OF Regents Of the Ladies Mount Yer.
non Annexation was occupied yesterday In LISTEN
ing 70 the various reporta The annual report OF
Ma Macaliister Laughton was submitted Ms
Hudson has been selected q secretary. The col
lections from Michigan have been given 70 the en-
dowmens FUND by the vice-regent The regents
nope 70 have more representatives. Minneso.a,
California and Texas are without vce-regentS
Inc recent death OF Mrs ComegyS or Deiaware,
caused vacancy, but that win not be nlfed AZ
tnis council as the courtesy OF the regents In case
OF death requires that the position shall remain
vacant for year. Mrs Pckens, yice-regent OF
south Carolina, arrived this morning. Nj. A. u.
OF the two centennials, addressed the board. MIA
Falrchtld, wife Of Secretary Eairchild, has mace
GIT 70 the Washingtoniana already exhioited IN
the New YORK room. II Is the printed program OF
the funeral OF George Washington. II was found
In the papers OF Col Richard varick, recording
secretary 70 Warrington. Mrs. Laughton has
had presented TO her by Mrs Mary starting
fayne on HopKinsytle. KY. collection OF letters
which are TO be suitably framed for exhibition.
They include letter from Nellie Custis Lewis, the
stepdaughter OF Washington, and two nom her
husband, Lawrence Lewis one nom Bushrod
h0olnSOn, ana another from Major George LewlS
anephew and namesake OF washington. Through
MIS- Ella washington. the vice-regent for west
virginia Miss Ellen Yeatman Deans OF Gloucester
telescope used in tho Revolutionary battles by
washington. The glass was made by Dolland,
London, ana has always been In possession OF the
family: T0-morrow, IN accordance with their
annual custom, some OF the ladies Will attend
divine services at the old Pohick church.
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sales of Real E.tate.

s. T. Suit has bought OF Messsrs. Weller & Re-
petit for s., l465O all OF block g. Good Hope Park.
Josephine X. Smith has bought for 1900, OF j. f..
Ennis trustee sub lot b. square L. fronting 30 feet
on the west side OF 26th street, between X and L
strpetS northwest
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SUDDEN death of WohAN IN lHAfEIIk PARK.
Last evening a coiored woman died while seated
on bench In Lafayette Park. IL is thought that
heart disease was the cause OF death. The body
was removed to the morgue, and IL was found that
her name was Mary Harris, and that she had been
employed as q domestic in the house OF Mrs. Shoe
maker, on 18th street above street northwest
and that she resided in alley between X, L, 10th,
and 18th streets.
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w han bahy was s3ck. ~ savs hss castosia,
when shs ~ child. chs erisa ~ OAs1ortA
Mhen ~ became Ma shs e1nng - csstoria.
Whsn shs had ehtldEsns ehs gave then CsstoriA
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The JEFFERSON DEMOCRATIC AssocrAroS.-The

FORFEITED RECoGNIzANCRs.-In the Criminal
Court to-day, In the case OF Franklin Cook, alias
Otis T. Ham, charged with violating section 5467,
r. s. U. 8. {embezzling letter., the recognizance
was forfeited In the case OF Melville II. Howard,
for forgery OF check for So In the name OF A.
+. Chiids on the second National Bank, smi-
lar action was taken.
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FUNERAL or HAROLD FORsBIRG.-The funeral of
Harold Forsberg, the actor, took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of his father, 21s
i3tn street southM ma s, the pau bearers were
Augustus De Grummond, from the Elks and
Messrs Lewis and Rosafy, friends OF the family.
where brief religious services were held In the
chapel after which followed the burial services of
the order OF ElkA The members OF the Elks lodge
were present
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District Governuens Affairs.

COL wilson, superintendent or public DullolngS
and grounds, having written to the Commissioners
asking them what reservations they claimed 1ur1s-
dtction over, the Commissioners have replied stat
ing that they would prefer that the United states
assume control Of all these reservations The
commissioners do not care tv have such additional
authority, as II would involve an additional ex-
penditure from the revenues OF the District for
objects now provided for by the general govern
ment.
LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED AND REFCsED.
The District Commissioners have approved the
applications for liquor licenses a. follows: VIM. II:
Brtnckley and Jas b. Osborn, wholesale, 22l 80
street northwest; John d. sullivan, bar-room, Dol
Massachusetts avenue northwest; Jacob Albrecht
and VIM. Young, Wholesale corner 18th and q
streets northwest; Louis Sherman, wholesale, 424
200 street southeast. The applications OF Jas.
j. Roche, 400 w street northwest, for oar-room
license and Of Bridget NJ sweeney. 1890 LIST street
northwest, for Q wholesale license, have been re-
fused.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued by Building Inspector Entwistle TO.
day as follows: JOS Kasper, three story and base
ment dwelling, 1917 NJ street northwest $4,000;
A Gibson two-stOry brick dwelling, III 10th
street southeast 81, 600; 9. Riani, two story and
basement brick dwelling, street northeast,
$500; Mrs M. OConnell, two-story brick dwell
Ing, Prospect avenue, county, 500.
HarbormAster Sutton has called the attention Of
the Commissioners to the need or securing a steam
tug, as q means OF enforcing harbor regulations.
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May lead to something quite serious
IL you neglect Il. You should not
delay another hour. but 70 ut once
and set BExson's PLAsrK1. which
viii relieve you promptly. and not
interfere With yous buainsss. Prom
inent Physicians evsFywhsFe rscom.
mend this plaster - supafior 70 al
others for lung troubles. - well -
rheumsttEn. sciatics. lumhago. and
kidney diseases.
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MONEY SAVED,

Book b no better bscsuss you 80 tfor ssir ptes
bes you're nAss 70 fss bsttsr whsu you know psos
vos tan
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1850 EsrAsLlsHED' 1850
2HE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRkS
l2S. l3l. l35 PxSsA AVE- west.
The largest and finest display IN the city Of
61ATUAh1 MONUMENTS AND GARDEN .vAeEA
Also choice collection " pArlor ortAn1ep u,
bracng GROUPS. BTATUkT1ES, NABEs and CAhD
kECkIvEks. by the test living Italian sculptoA
- "A practical experience VI nearly thkrv yunrDis
at the service of the public
open 20 vistou until pm
nGIO-om-i0 ID. MonENAMIN. ProWlssor
Tur ''Brsr- Tosrc
Conceptrstsd Liquid Extract Of MALT and nora
Manufactured By speciality department
PHI. BEST BREWING coMPAxLI
Aids Digestion.
Cures Dyspepsia
strsnsthsns the systsm:
ksstors Sound. karsshine oissA
Priceless % Nursing noxhsw
Recommended By Eminent PhysscisnA
u For Sale b. I'll DrusuSR mhsl-0u
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AND PRESSED FOR 81.
Soats 5Oc.: Pants, 25c.; Vest Csc Altering and
repairing done In best manner Goods called Tor and
oeovereo Telephone call l4:s-2
..,,, x. J. HAHN 7O5 9th st NV;
Noi-om and SlS N. Calvert e.. Baltimore
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sozx wAxA,Gxn
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It is said that Borchers signed with Chicago for

DIVORCE CASE DIsNissED.-This morning Mr..
John Amber Smith, counsel for plaintin IN tno
case OF Alverta Leathers laee Hawkes) against
Harvey L. Desthers, for divorce, dismissed the
cause. The bill was Med February 2s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
PERSONALS.

Mr.. G. B. Hawley, of San Francisco,
is at the Nadeau.
Col. L. d. Mott will 60 to San Fran
cisco this morning.
Mr.. I. w. Hellman will leave the city
for the North to-day.
Harry Gillig will return to San Fran
cisco on this mornings train.
Messrs. j.. w. Young and Jno. Arnett,
of San Francisco, are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Leidig, OF
Yosemite Valley, are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. Joe Poheim, the tailor, will leave
this city for San Francisco this evening.
Mr.. E. Mills of the Southern California
Insurance Company went North yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilgus and Mrs. A. B.
Wilgus, of st. Paul, Mimi, have rooms
at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. L. R. Meade, proprietor of the
Byron Springs Hotel, south of San Fran
cisco, is in the city.
Mrs. A. Campbell, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Hrs. H. B. Haynes, of Riverside,
have rooms at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. w. H. McAll:ster, wealthy gen.
tleman and savant of New York, who
intends to locate here, is at the Depot
Hotel. He possesses one of the finest
libraries in the country and one carload
of books is already en- route.
Rev. G. F. Loop, Of Pomona, and fam
lily. returned home Monday evening after
a six months trip to the East and
Europe. During their absence they WIS.,
tied the Riviera and points in Italy,
where Mr.. Loop devoted his special at
tention to the examination of the meth
DDS of planting and treating the olive
tree. He acquired a mass Of valuable
information on the subject, which he will
turn to practical account in the cultiva-
ton of olive trees on his land near Po-
mona. Mr.. Loop was greatly facilitated
in his mission by letters from the Secre-
tary Of States Office at Washington to our
Minister at Paris, and from him to the
various consuls in the South of France
and Italy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

years the business Office OF the Bulletin
was in the middle of Merchant street,
fronting Montgomery. We may yet see
here this curious fact repeatsd.
We have received letter from David
Kirkpatrick, now OF 1888 East Forty-third
street, New York City. Mr.. kirkpatrick
in the old days was connected with the
management of the Pico House and Cos
mopolitan Hotel. He is again desirous
of situation here, calls Los Angeles
"home," and says: 'This will be a
great winter for hotels in Southern Cali
fornia. Florida is dead for this year at
least. and the majority of climate seekers
have already decided upon Southern
California as their winter home. The
visitors will generally be wealthy, and
if properly treated will, upon their re-
turn, give such an account of California
as a winter resort that in the future Los
Angeles will have nothing to fear from
Florida" Come along, David! You
have the thing down to fire point.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
THE AMERICAN TICKET.
The County Convention Completes
Its Work Yesterday.

The County Convention Completes
Its Work Yesterday.
The County Convention of the Ameri-
can party met yesterday, and after an
enthusiastic and harmonious session
nominated the following county ticket:
Victor Montgomery, State Senator; S.
.Waldron, ,Assemblyman Seventy-sixth
District; J. M. Damron, Assemblyman
Seventy seventh District E. E. Edwsrds,
Assemblyman Seventy eighth District
A.W. Hutton, Superior Judge, long term
w. P. Wade, Superior Judge, long term ;
w. II. Clark, Superior Judge, short term
7. E. Rowan, Sheriff; E. E. Hewitt,
Treasurer; H. s. Parcels, County Clerk
D. W. Hamlin, Auditor; J. w. Francis,
County Recorder; D. w. Field, Public
Administrator; R. S. Platt, Tax Collec-
tor; J. R. Dupuy, District Attorney
James M. Meredith, County Coroner; Fl.
F. Stafford, County Surveyor; S. A. Wild
ney, Supervisor Third District; j. w.
Venable, Supervisor Fourth District; G.
Bessonett, Supervisor Fifth District; S.
P. Lockwood, City Justice; w. G. Lock-
wood, City Justice; Theodore Savage,
Township Justice; H. S. Clements, Con-
stable; Charles E. Roberts, Constable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
"A nOCtA AitlAL.

DEAR SIR: 1t affords me great pleasure Ia send
you this voluntary statement of my experience in
testing the merits of Joys Sarsaparilla. For the
past hve years l have been troubled with an ex.
years it has brought within its trail thoroughly
disordered stomach, including loss of appetite
and distress after eating, pains in the back and
kidneys, and boils around my neck and face I
have tried Several remedies which are advertised
as specially for liver. md never could get more
than temporary relief of about week or two. I
was to try bottle of joys Vegetable
bottle became convinced of lis merits for could
feel 1t was working a change in me. have taken
ive bottles, and during that time my troubles have
left me. Everything is working full aad regular
IN fact 1t has cleansed, purified and braced m up
generally. feel like new man. You are at Der.
feet liberty to use this as you see fit, or you can
refer whom you please TO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

Ask for Joys Vegetable s;arsapari1ln.
One pint of the juices OF Vegetable alternatives
peculiar to California, combining The most effec-
tive liver and kidney remedy, blood purifier
stomach regulator and vegetable laxative in exist
ence. All druggists. 81 Ter bottle; for SIS,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

Private entrance for ladies to the Vienna
Buffet on ReQuena street.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-06-27
a Stab llle DARK

sometimes fails of its murderous intent.
The insidious and Gastadly attacks made
upon the reputation of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters by persons who seek to
palm off cheap aud firery tonics as iden-
teal with it, or 1.-The same thing under
another name," or equally as good, -
IN most instances react disastrously up
on the unprincipled traders upon popn-
lar crednlity who attempts them, CON
verting their speculations into ruinous
failures. The Bitters is pure, whole
some and thorough medicine, adapted
to the total cure and prevention of fever
and ague, bilious remittent, dyspepsia.
constipation, biliousness, debility. ner-
vousness and kidney troubles. Its every
ingredient, unlike those in the inlita-
tions of it, is of an ascertained standard
OF excellence, and while they, by reason
OF their hrery properties, react Injurious
ly upon the brain and nervous system.
OF both those organs it is sedative
and invigorant. Refuse all these harm
full limitations.