davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1888-07-03
SPORTS N GAMES.

The Fourth Of July picnic and games OF the
Scottish American Athletic Club. to DO held at
CALIFORNIAN Park, jersey CITY, promise 70 DO very
Among the contests set down are
loo-yard. quarter-mile, half-miie. one-miie and
three-miie running handicaps, Q mile walk and an
unlimited weight tug-of-war. The AFFAIR winds
up with q goose pulling, to which more or less OBJ
lection has been noticeable.
George Turner, the Philadelphia expert starter
OF foot races, told . number Of Staten Island Ath-
letic men who were on there the other day that
Cunningham, the Pastime Athletic Clubs new
Splinter, u an undoubted professional. Turner
says Cunningham won one Of the Philadelphia 1so-
yard foot handicaps. President Sullivan, OF the
Pastimep, has protested Cunningham, but he will
run al the Nassau games, and It will remain for
him to be proven other than an amateur.
The New York Athletic Club will give special
prizes TO successful athletes at the Nassau Athletic
Clubs Fourth OF July games. The prizes are for
men who beat 10 les seconds in the loo-yard run,
12k seconds in the 2Qo-ysrd run, II feet at the pole
vault, 4. 30 in the mile run or 30 seconds In the
quarter.
The Pastime Athletic Club will send q delegation
OF amateur boxers and wresslers to the Cape May
tournament.
Gus Guerrero. the forty eight-hour champion Pc
deNrian, has received $500 forfeit from Cartwright,
the English champion, on the Fourth OF July nifty
mile race which was to have taken place between
these men at the Polo Grounds. Guerrero has
been presented with another handsome medal this
time BY Worcester tMass } admlrers.
Visitors to the two-mile swimming race between
John Robinson and J. Il. johnson for 4 $500 purse
viii take the propeller Lennon, vt Eleventh street
and North River. on Wednesday morning AZ II
O'Clock.
Harry webb, the well-known sporting man. has
tsken the English middle weight, John Varley, In
charge. Webb win back Marley to battle Jimmy
Carroll, of Brooklyn. or La Blanche, the Marine,
for stakes and q purse.
The Nassau Athletic Club of Brooklyn has re-
celved entries for its games from all the athletic
organizations OF prominence throughout the coun-
try. The handicspping done by Mr.. ". Hegeman,
the oficial Handicapped. has been much studied ON
by him, and will result in some close and exciting
races. The feature of the day will probably centre
in the race at 100 yards between O. II. Sheriff., of
Yale College, and James Cunningham, Pastime
Athletic Club, the Two scratch men. The former
holds the worlds records.
Two Of the best features Of the present issue Of
the Athletic Netos are the pictures Of Page and
Sheriff.. sherrill's picture represents him in hi
peculiar starting atutude.
The evening world., 1888-07-03
The Success Of " Nero. -

In the minds OF q number Of theatrical managers
the financial success Of "Nero; or, The Fan Of
Rome, > before It's nrst week at 81. George Staten
Island, was pr~oblematicai. This was because Of
the gigantic scale upon which Imre Kiralfy pro-
duced the spectacle. When It 10 remembered thas
the ballet numbers ZOO. the chorus 500, the band
100, and athletes and gladiatorB 800, without
taxing into consideration the other enormous ex-
penses, the doubt % to profit was most natural.
The attendance, however, has been 10 large since
the nrst night OF the production that the mansge-
ment il fully satlsfed, the monetary success being
equal to the artistic triumph.
The evening world., 1888-07-03
Bad Weather Caused Their Failure.

Isasc ). seligman, Charles N. May and Isaac N.
Stern, composing the nrm OF seligman. May b Co.,
wholesale dealers in boys clothing at No. $40
Broadway, made an assignment yesterday to Rich
ard s. Newcombe, attorney, of No. 90 Broadway,
giving preferences to Aaron Naumberg. ~. 600;
Balm, Joseph 4 Co ZOO; Sarah 4. Deutsch,
a, 0Ou The business has been established In this
civ since 1858, and was nrst under the STYLE OF
SeiiRman, May a Isaacs. Their statement OF con-
ditiOn on Jan. / to Brddstreet's showed sssets OF
$3.50, Ol3. In addition to the capital In business
they were Understood to own some lots on Fifth
avenue. The failure caused mnch surprise In the
trade aud creditors expressed much sympathy for
the firm. Tae failure In generally attributed 70
the dull trade GROWING out Of the unreasonable
weather last spring. The liabilities are reported Ut
from $500, 600 10 $500, 900 and assets largo.
The evening world., 1888-07-03

the old woman, who pushed the door open
gently. and directed me to enter.
There lay my Nellie-wide awake now
gazing into my face with o look of love and
Tenderness in her soft violet eyes that
would have given worlds. for in. the 'deYs Of
= With q cry of joy Iaspraals TO- her side and,
e~lasping her to my breast, ~passionAtely kissed
her thin, wasted face.
For some minutes Reither, of us broke the
delicious silence. IA
which nestled loyinaIy so close 70 my breast
and clasping the soft little hands--ala!
now 30 thin and transparent-in mine, !
whispered:
Thank God. united ct Last, dariingl Moves
more to be separatedt" 80 vl.-
Need I add more? Nellie rapidly recey-
cred under my treatment, and early In the
spring we were married. For twenty years
she was the bright star of my life. and I an
now eagerly awaiting the hour when
Imsy Join that sWeet-voioed singer
lAodr FatasEs happy ho1Bek ave-
The evening world., 1888-07-03
Mules and Men Got Out in Time.

TbFECIAL IO n OHLDs
WnKEsBARRE, July a-Tne Enterprise colliery
at Plains, near this city, was discovered to be ON
nre yesterday. The men were called to the
surface. and all the mules taken out and four
heavy streams OF water poured down the slope and
air SHAFT. 1t 10 hoped that by morning the nfe will
be under control. A suspension of q week or two
win DO necessary. the co.liery is owned by Lang
don & Co.. OF New York.
The evening world., 1888-07-03
!; conditions and distance
Fell From n Bish Tres,Ie.

Shortly after 6 O'Clock last evening, while six
%laborers, jeremiah SHAY, James Lyweil, Frank
Morton, Frank Lennon, Daniel Canton and Nc
Farland. were at work hauling sand cars at the
trestle ave way, precipitatinE the men to the
ground, . distance Of thirty feet. Lennon had both
legs cut on. and Mcfarland sustained fatal in
injured.
The evening world., 1888-07-03
Anowers to Correspondents

W
Il. r. HenSen The Junior Stakes of
1851, won by KING Fish, was worth SIS, s96 TO the
winner.
Patrol Il. John Jourdan was the FIRST Superin-
tendent OF the municipal police OF New York City.
y TIE WORLDS largest issues were thirty-six
pages, New York edition. and thirty-eight pages,
Brooklyn edition.
j. x. R-The privilege OF owning and hiring ont
boets ON Central Park Lake has been sold BY the
Park commissioners to one individual. You NAV
make some arrangement with him
The evening world., 1888-07-03
the SMU6GLER'S DAUGHTER.
Gan Old Doctors Story. }
BY 8 DELMAR.
Conclusion. }

HE next morning /
returned to London
duly engaged, with her
fathers full consent.
and YEARLY the
months dragged along,
till at length Deem
Der came round, Ind
I was eagerly looking
forward to the idea OF
spending the Christ
The evening world., 1888-07-03
A brewery seized BY the AutborIue,.

A Brewery Seized by the AuthorIties.
The brewery In Newark OF Edward Loub, who
the United States internal revenue authorized
Loub, 1t appears, had been using revenue stamps q
second anu o third time. This fact was discovered
by the authorities the day ne died. 1t II probable
that his property will DO connscated.
The evening world., 1888-07-03

telegram was'sent BY Gov. John N. Thayer. Of
Nebraska, to ". y. Cody. Buffalo Bill, " asking
the latter to meet the Governor and SIAN at Bsrnet
House, Cincinnati, O., to-day, 10 par ,icipate In tue
celebration of the Fourth. Col. Cody was unable
mania Al ErnAtinl
The evening world., 1888-07-03
Changes at the Theatres.

"a Boy Hero, " an ultra-seIsationa drama, was
at Pooieis Theatre last night before q
large audience. The boy hero was lmpersonated
by Martin HAYDEN, and tue role required an init
mate acquaintance with the use Of knives and pis-
tolls. Other members OF the cast were j. Winston
Murray, Harry Harvey, Fred W. Gretton, Frank
Leiden, Harry Mathews, Walter Macklin, Harold
Bagley, Miss Ida De Renzi, Miss Lille Laverde
and Mlns Rose Xaders.
The evening world., 1888-07-03
ROSTER AND BIAL's.

The little spanish balleiint, called on the pro-
Rramme La Cuenca, appeared ~ Koster 4 Bial's last
night, and soon made herself popular. La Cuenca
danced gracefully, and gave an extremely realistic
imitation of the methods OF o bull-n liter. The scar,
wniou II In claimed she received during Q real CON-
bat, was distinctly visible on her DAINTY white
throat
The evening world., 1888-07-03

A nopel feature Of The EVENING WORLD
tomorrow ,oiH be - The Poets Tribute to the
Heroes of Gettysburg"
The evening world., 1888-07-03
Racing Mt Chicago.

The programme for to-day IS as follows:
First Race. Purse S4oJ. Of winch BOO to the second.
for three year-olds: winners Of any tbree-year. old stake
Of the value Of 81 oJ to carry ,ib.. oftwo or more
three year old stakes OF any value lib. extra: non win
ners In 1888 allowed 7 h.. a msidens ~ ID. one mile.
The evening world., 1888-07-03

mas vacation with Nellie at Woodburn, when
. letter from my unefe-the only relative !
The evening world., 1888-07-03

Ramsay Morris. the clever young ex-man-
ager of Z. H. Sothern, Is big with schemes.
He has a melodrama of his own to be pre-
f boof' " e Daitto Her asr y s Is due 1 sbort iyen 4" ny
am dramatizing it already - said Mr.. Morris.
yesterday. and am 30 busy that I have had
to take m Office. No, ] shall not call the
dramatlzation Cruelty Herr It would look
would. Imagine it outside the Madison
Square TheatIel
The evening world., 1888-07-03

Miss Marion Gilmore has been engaged to
appear in The S~towaway" company next
season. She is to play the part of Chucky. a
London newsboy. Miss Helen Weathersby,
sister of the late Mrs. Nat Goodwin, Is also
to 90 with this ompan
The evening world., 1888-07-03

Anernoon and Evening Festival Of the WILL
lam Mullane Associaiien-Lets Of Pretty
Girls, Dashing Beaux, Indulgent Hus-
bands and BeaminG Wives ut Festivities
Of Last Evening.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
For pam of all kinds use b. |. X

| i or pam OF all hllluS uSc ID. l. ~
a S25 90 plush garment for 5000. at
Ordway's.
A ton of sage and plain cheese just re-
ceived from Vermont factory at Geo
d. Arnolds. (2w)
Mr.. Albert Sawyer of Dexter has been
visiting his father and brother, in town
this week
Mr.. c. A. Coleman of Bingham has
twenty colts for sale Il yearlings and )
two years old. %
Misses Almeda and Loretta Simpson of
New York, are visiting their sister Mrs
Dir. Merrill, in this village.
The Cattle Show and Fair held at
Athens last week was success we
give the awards next week.
There is to be fair night ball at Far
grieves' hall on Friday evening OF this
week with music by q. A Joy.
Owing to the very unfavorable weather
the Cattle Show and Fair here was adjourn
ed yesterday, and is to come OIL to-day To-
morrow and Saturday.
The Iron Clad Cuba temperance or
ganization will hold reunion on Black
well Hill, Madison, Sunday next the -
inst. at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
Mrs. Samuel Nash entertained several
friends and neighbors last Monday even
ing, the occasion, the opening of beau
tiful night blooming cercus
Don't wait for the auction but buy now
before the assortment is broken. Stud
ley says he will retail goods for the next
three days at auction prices.
Mr.. William Adams of Carratunk was
in town Yesterday. He reports prosper
ty in his town. The new lumber mills
gives an impetus to building and trade
C. H., j. NJ. and w. II. Cobb and H. h,
Kenyon, of Brooklin, N. Y, IL. j. Cooo
and wife of Minneapolis, MINI. were The
registered at Hotel lleselton the past
week.
Three stores In Bingham were entered
ed Monday night and the contents OF the
money drawers taken. As nearly as can
he estimated the thieves got about sixty
dollars in all No clue to the burglars
Mr.. NJ. T. Poolcr departs tomorrow
fFriday) afternoon, for Boston taxing
with him his gem of stallion "Ail-so
which he will exhibit at the New England
Breeders Meeting at Mystic Park next
week.
There is a great deal Of disappointment
among our citiAcns at the lack OF souhd
given forth by the striking OF the new
clock. The bell is large one and 1t
ouuht to make more music. The defect
will undoubtedly be remedled.
Will Bailey and John Steward maze
their homes call on their way from uhe
State Fair to the State College at oroho'
remaining until Monday afternoon lhey
are we'll pleased with the State college
and speak in enthusiastic terms OF How
ard s. Webb who stands very hlSh WIFI
the faculty as instructor.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scieht'ne
Circle will hold their first meeting iof Ihe
coming year at the home of Mrs e. \.
Page, on Monday evening, Sept 2ith, al
! O'Clock. As this is the annual meeting
for the election of officers A fun atteh'
dance is desired. All readers OF the
Chautauquau Magazine who have not
previously been members of the Circle
are specially invited, and cordial wei
come will be given to all who are interest
| ed in the work.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20

The Passport Sentinel of last week
saws: "Rev. C. NJ. &. Iarwood and VIE
of Skowhegan, left for home Monday by
way of Calais. Mr.. and Mrs. iarwood
arrived here last Wednesday, and thelI
many friends in this place were glad to
see them. Mr.. HARDWOOD by special re-
quest, took part in the dedication service
in the Washington Street Baptist Church
last "Wednesday evening, Offering the
dedicatory prayer. On Sunday evening
he preached with much acceptance IN the
church of which, for so many years, ht
was the much honored pastor"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
Fire Life and Accident.

Dinsmore & Bickford, the well known
AGENTS of the .Etna and Home Fire lns.
Co. 3, have recently received the agencies
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of New York, and the Accident ms 20
of No. America and are prepared to fur
nish Fire, Life and Accident Insurance on
H. most favorable terms. (2w.)
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20

Mr.. I. |. Moves Of the Maine ( New
Brunswick Insurance Co. is working
Skowhegan and Somerset county. and we
hear is meeting with good success This
company stands high and is writing Il
great number of policies all over Maine
We particularly call attention to the En-.
dowment plan; any ten persons cntcrina
the Company can contract with each
other and the Company, for division OF
the benefits secured by each Certificate
as follows Thrcc-hfths to the bcnchici.
aries named and provided for in TIA,
Certificate, and the remaining two-hfth,
to his associates in the Club, who are
named in the Certificate. 1t gives US tn,
true Tontine its members protect eacI
other at actual cost in it will be found
the advantage of protection to those ",
leave dependent in the event of oul
death, and profits of Endowment tG
those who live to old age. $3.50
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20

DENTAL NoTIcE!-To the people of
Athens and vicinity, have rented the
building lately used by the selectmen of
Athens and fitted it up for a dental office
and will be prepared to do dentistry in all
its branches. shall be in Athens every
Thursday and anyone in the need of dem
tai work would do well to give me Il call /;
satisfaction guaranteed.
+. A. Leavitt, Skowhcgan, Me
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
Which Wilt Be?
CLEVELAND OF HARRISON.
$500 WORTH OF BOOTS &
SHOES GIVEN AWAY TO
THE LUCKY ONES.
Here's a Chance for Good GuGSSGrS

In order to make the Presidential campaign
Of more than ordinary interest to our patrons
and others, will give several prizes upon the
following conditions:
To the FIRST person sending us correct list
of the states as they'll go election day-next
Noyembcr-we will present with pair of
Hand Sewed Boots to the value OF 5000.
To the SECOND person sending us correct
list we will present pair Of Ladies or Gents
Boots worth $3.50.
To the THIRD person, $500 pair Of Boots.
To the FOURTH person, a $3.50 pair of Boots,
To the Firth person, $500 pair of Boots.
To the SIXTH person, a $3.50 pair OF Boots.
To the SEvENrmpcrson, 81 pair of Boots.
n. B.-Contest commences to-day, Septcm-
Der 6, and closes October y. After Oct. q no
guess will be recorded.
To avoid errors, letters or cards will be num-
bcred in the order in which they are received.
The names of the lucky guesserS will be pub
lshed in the SOMERSET REPorrER, Nov. 10,
Now, 90 to guessing We want everybody
who reads this TO Try their luck.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
.11ffcc NJ ,rccoHd .(ecft/I1.

STATE or NNlNt.
SOMERSET Coz 1T of lh>nINtNtN-
In the case al lraudcr u. Hirdlug of \urttdsc.
Mnck In SAID county, lusois cut prhtor.
TINS l. to give notice hat pursuant u an ordti al
{ ourt Therefor. second meeting 81 the Creditors
nf said ln>uVent Debtor will he held Al The Probate
Conf R,,um, Sso~ he xai In SAID tonntS on Toes
day thu ninth It's, OF October 4 ID lNNs. nj
one oclnck In tht afternoon.
Attest =. II GOODWIN.
2WXs Register M s.ld Conrl,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
Business and Amusement Notices.

Farm-The Il. &. Dennis farm of East
New Portland, is for sale. t3O)
Never in the history of the dry goods
trade has goods been sold as low a.
Studley Is selling the Vickcry stock.
gentleman representing Milo b. Ste
vens 4 Co, of Washington, ID. c., can
be seen at the Hotel IIeselton, Skowhe-
gan, Monday, Sept oath, and at the Au-
gusta House, Augusta, Tuesday, Sept.
18th by persons desirind information con
corning pensions, bounties, etc, or hav-
ing claims which they desire to have
prosecuted by said attorneys, (2w)
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
The Old Gentleman's Story.

nehbors talking about what trades they getting
Bases Clothing door to post office, Skowhegan and
thought | would in and price of the suits
The thing piles Of clothing almost AS high head
enough here for all the people Of
Skowhgan. look the Boys Suits. short
legged , thought good bargain then
boys; they large do
paying Sl2 to S5
and the first thing knew had bought five suits of clothes for the boys
The stock than
equally good bargains. Had been short money
should have bought Ny
called to some camel hair ncrsns
shirts would he good bargain
surprised find fine and 4l0
heavy undertaking for ~ CENTS mIuIcd Of the
able sell
reasonable prices found the Mr.. Bi,
quantities and many closes the utir.
line of certain styles extremely low prices and he gives his customers the
benefit.
a of Clothes Oyeoat Undertaking.. Hats Fur
nshing Goods you article the Lowest Possible
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20

House enn'altiug % foom-, >Uttih'c for "o
fuut L. ar uuc Iaauila1 hau>, nov uuo'fu
pied situated on Hlt5 tank back ct Second
National Bank. luqu al -
tra II III REllI.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20

Having nearly completed my engage
ment with the Skowhegan sewer commit
tee, shall be prepared to attend to gen
eral engineering and surveying in Skow-
hogan and vicinity for few weeks
Prompt and careful attention given to
all kinds of work. t3w3S)
Address, d. +. CAMPBELL, c. f..
Sept. -, IS. Skowhcgan, Me.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrIa'

Whom BABY vas sick. We gave her castoria'
when she ~ Child. abe cried for cAstoriA,
whsa shs became Mo, she chung TO CAstorsA,
When she I'D ChiAdrsa. she gave them cassossA-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
job Printing.

rbe lob Printing Establishment connected witt
he SOMERSET REPORTER is prepared to do all clasi
~ ~ york, the richest as well AS the most common
~ Competent and experienced workmen ar,
I,,nloyed and large stock of paper, envelopes, ant
,'3,ising, wedding and business cards in great va
cy Orders of dances bills OF fare
enice. Commercial printing speciality ORDER
w. mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
DIED.

Skowhcgau-Sept. 18th, Mrs. Emma wife o
Fred Z. Spragur and formerly of Lynn, Ma.
aged s years.
Madison sept 18th, Edna L., Daughter of DoS
ter W and Mary 5. Rowe aged II years.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
BORN
MAR RlEO

bingham Sept, 10Th, To the wife Of Georg.
Abby 4 daughter.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
skoWhE0AN MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Dow GRopkR, GROCERY
and Provision Dealers, i1S Water Street
Apples. +oto Soct EgRsr'' '''''''''' -
Apples, Dried. IS to "a Hay.
Butter, est...iS to acct Meal, Sorn''''''.''' -
beans, " E.aoot 10 s. as Meal, Rye go. :
Beans, Pea........$ Oats, '''''''''''A5 F." ~
Ret I...,,..s to 7iett Round Hog, .og to 7e
Cheese..,...ioto at Poultry, ........io 10 i5e
Ch;rtens,..Iot to I5t1 Wood. ...... 90 to S.
Conn., ..'''''.''''''''l
Corrected Weekly by POLLARD PARsoNs'l
wa,h,J .,..................24 To ass
Uoot Skins......lStt to 20, or to OCT per III
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
Notice Of Assignee Of his ApDjllnall.

.,s,.,,,h..,a, in the County of Somerset and
:, -, ~ Nsinr tn,, 2ith day Of August, \ u U.s.
me andersigaed hereby gives notice ct MS Y
,.nintmrnl ~ Assignee of the estate 81 mares ~
500 AZ Madison in said county OF S"mrr>c''
,nsn,ssn, n.htnr. who has been declared an
,nsni,ent upnn his petition by the ''"rl OF
,nsoyene, Ion sad county II S"m",sct ,.
ms" sa" UAliNEN u EATON, Ass gnr~.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
II. LEANITT & son
DENTISTS.
No SIS Water st., Skowhegan. Maine

nc, 80 Wdse1 w WV =" --e 5'--
viii row do al kinds OF i'eulhI W"!N ~! q
-, ,,;c. ,han any competent pcutist IN SHOW
hrg,n or Somerset county u" ll'allrr W "ty r'''
bc offered tt31 II ''NNN'''
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-10


s. B. P. Pierce, Of Paradise. arrived in
tewn yesterday.
e. w. Crutcher is still at the Winnie
nucca Hotel, laid up with sciatica.
B. Reconzone, of Paradise, is seriously
i'll. DR.. Meigs, Of Elko, was called to
attend him, and is expected to-day.
w. p. Wrixon, travelling Agent of the
San Francisco Examiner, Monarch of the
Dailiss, is in town.
David Giroux has gone to Oakland,
California, where his family has been
spending the Winter with relatives.
Sheriff Fellows was taken sick yester.
day, and is confined to his bed. District
Attorney Bonnifield, who has been ailing
for a week, was worse last evening.
Charles Adams, an old.time settler in
Paradise Valley, arrived in town yester-
day He looks as young, barring the sill
yer threads in his hair, as when he left
Humboldt eighteen years ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-10

Sometimes fails of it's murderous intent. The
insidicus and dastardly attacks made upon the
reputation Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters by
persons who seek to palm of cheap and fiery
tonics as identical with it, or "thc same thing
under another name," or equally az good" In
most instances react disastrsusly upon the un-
principled traders upon popular credulity who
attempt them, converting their speculaticns into
ruinous failures. The Bitters Is a pure, whole.
some and thorough medicine, adapted TO the
total cure and prevention of fever and ague, bill
iious remittent, dyspepsia, constipation. bilious
ness, debility, nervousness and kidney troubles.
Its every ingredient, unlike those in the imita-
tions Of it, Is OF an ascertained standard CT ex
celence, and while they, by means of their fiery
properties, react ipjuriously upon the brain and
nervous system, of those organs it is q sedative
and invigorant Refuse all these harmful imita.
tions.