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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
A Terrible Misfortune.
AerFIDib -HIsIurtuHt.
Il Is q calamity Of the direst kind [

1t is a calamity of the direst kind 10 feel
that ones physical energies are filling in
the prime of life-to feel more neryeless,
more dispirited, weaker every day. Yet
this is the unhappy lot of hundreds who
surround us. A source of renewed strength
which science approves, in behalf of mrlti-
tudes OF the debilitated have and are every
day testifying, and which, in countless in
stances, has built up constitutions sapped
by weakness and infirmiiy and long uI-
benefited by other means, surely oommends
itself to all who need tonic. HosIetter's
Stomach Bi;ters is such medicine-pure,
bo'anic, soothing to the nerves, promotive
of digestion and a fertilizer OF tue blood.
Dyspepsia and nervousness-the first a
cause, The second a Consequence of lack ot
stamina--depart when course of the Bit
ters is tried. All forms of Inalarial disease,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble,
constipation and bilioBsness are annibilated
by this standard family medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Sensational Reports of the Efee,s OF th
Recent Ear.bonalya

Sensational Reports of the Efeets OF the
Recent Earthquakes.
PANAMA, February lSth.-The dosaiss of the
recent earthquakes III Costa lean pas.ers which
nave reached here, corroborate the reports sent
out III the Associated Press dispatches briefly
several weeks ago
IheCliy of San Jose and other cities wee ter.
rioiy damaged. Whole streets are blocked with
RUNS; Railroads are bl9okaded, ehurches
closed. etc.
For weeks the people living n cities camped
in the streets and public squares, fcxripe Ia
enter their shattered houses on account of The
constantly recurring shocks. The monetary
600. - '-'ONV'-
The loss OF life is not yet accurately estimated,
but is believed to be great
AT Lagupa an extraordinary geological phe-
nomenon took place, she earth assuming the
appearance of rough sea.
The father ota family and four children were
buried alive in a ereyiee, while the mother and
one child were thrown distance of a thousand
meters.
All over the district the hills have changed
Their position, and the ground is full of cracks
The lrazn volcano is in a state of eruption.
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Hutel6ngs, the fir,t Guardian of the valley was
on the sand for several hourS ana Was rfgidlv
cresS-eXsnined by DR.. May Nothing was de-
yeloped except what is well known. rncst af the
testimony being in relation 70 cultivation of the
valley snd shs cutting of timber ~ disagreed
with the policy or the COmmiSSiol l,.s in a great
many of Their sets.
The Governor has approved Assembly Bills
Nos. and sal.
The following programme was postea yestcr-
of the Legislature
Grand legislstive'" high links 10 be Aeld at
the close of the seSsl ION.
1son. Briefly, Hyde ans Seany.
:. Recitation. " The Iaud Whore the See,aaSs
Orange Grows" EdwaAis
Staude. go
(. Song, I'm OF for tire Glenn. - by Mathews
chorus by Senators and Asssmblymep
D, Double Song and paace-for and aeainSs
Chnese-by Dibble and McCarty.
g. Song, Times Amt What They Used II,
BE, by Zeke Wilson and Ms Aor ellis.
e Recitation, Trust is Dead Senator Viii
son.
g Grand Potpouiri of PopuiSr Airs. winding
up with the old favorite, "lThe Engine is Start
ing, Get Aboard by Mcfitt ana entire com
pany.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
THE BACHELORS MAIL ON VALEN-
TINES DAY.

am bschelor, aud the lawful butt
OF maiden shyneSs and of boyish wit
That villain postman-now my door is shut
fear the burly rascal not a bit
has piled my table full of notes and cards.
All sorry trash, 1 n wager. Let me see;
Ny waSherwonan sends me her regards:
Ads trsdesmen'S bills appointments, two
or three.
HIN, now the valentines; each year they come
By saucy nel'hews sent, and niepes bold.
falprtntS, here's Ja,a Homer. with his thumb
Immersed III pie; the Legend" You are old;
Explore the matrimonial pie before
And there,
A bald head snd bottle Twill restore
Those locks ambrosial; try il - declare
We iead enough. When children ten years old,
Preach matrmony, L II resist no more
But fling ny heart aud hand, my name and gold
Al the first head that peeps inside my door.
"a knock, the lauBdress enterS) Fate forfeud :
Here, woman, take twice what your work is
worth
(She leaves, amazed1 st Valentine, befriend
The bachelor-he has no friends on earth
-Wdlter Clarke, IN February Table TdR.
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PRoGkE.sIvE JAps.
The General Features of the New Japan
ese Constitution

TOXIC, February 13th.-The new Constitution
was promulgated from the throne by the NJ kado
on Monday. The Constitution establishes a
House OF Peers, the members OF which are TO be
partly hereditary, partly elective, ana partly
nominated by the Mikado, and House OF Com
mons of 500 members. Tine right OF suffrage is
given to all men of the age of 25 years and over
who pay taxes to the amount of S25 yearly
Liberty of religion, freedom of speech, and
right OF public meetings are established. The
Parliament shall possess legislative functions
and the control of finance, under limitations.
legislation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
KAITH W. ARMS.
A Sermon by the Pope on the Ineficiency
of Armies

A Sermon by the Pope ON The Inetliciency
of Armies.
ROME, February l3th.-The Pope in his allo-
eution after declaring that negotiations be-
tween Russia and the Vatican are progressing
satisfactorily and will soon be concluded deals
at length with the position of the Chutch in
the modern world. He SAYS il is now more
than ever necessary for the Powers to make
common cause with the Church by reason of
the perils by which they are threatened proof
disturbances in Rome. Arms alone. the pro-
gress of military science aud the perfecting OF
weapons of destruction are insufficient More
over, even though it is permitted TO employ
arms in selEdefeAse Nature does not tolerate
might being held rs sufficient surety for right.
Peace must be preserved by rendering to each
what belongs to him, and strictly adhering to
the dictates of Justice,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
A strange EYid. mic sweeping Of u
Tribe of Indians

WINSIPEG, February J5th.-The news received
last week of the breaking ont of an epidemic OF
a most virulent ehsrsct smong the Indians OF
Cold Lake hos be- clnfirmed, and the ecndis
ton of the Sufferers IS worse than at first re-
ported. Indian. gent Mann. of Onion Lake,
and sergeant Hail, of the mounted police. went
up TO investigate. They 'ound that thirty deaths
had occurred ana on the day they reached the
afflicted settlement six more were added TO the
list The lndiG0s on the title River Reserya-
tion are suffering greatly from an affection OF
the thr at and neck, which prevents them from
swallowing food. A complete exterm;nation OF
ha rih.a Is faarpR
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anai.l.nt to AN Aotress.

CHICAGO, February lSth.-Mrs. Ada Dow who
is payiug an important part in Twelfth
Night with. Mrs Marlowe at the Chicago peIa
House. was seriously injured at the dose OF the
third act dining the performance Tonight. She
was standing ia one of the wings, when piece
OF scauting + Il fiom the flies, striking her on
the head. she fell unconscious 10 the floor of
tho staea- aili WIS taken to q hnsniEal.
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A MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
\ staid Massachusetts Community sta,
tlsd by Tragedy.


WATER VALLEY (Mass.), February l3th-Jas
Jennings had his throat cut from ear to ear in
this town last night. Win Harris, who was last
seen in jennings company, has been arrested
and charged with the crime. a bloody knife
and the watch of the murdered man were found
in his possession. The Sheriff started with his
prisoner for the depot, when he was met by a
mob. who took possession of the prisoner and
were preparing to hang him, when more con
servative counsel prevailed, and the prisoner
was returned to the Sheriff. During the strug-
gle several shots were fred, but no one was hurt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
aa,.irnl Luce strikss Hss Flag.

KEY &ssF tFla), February lsshs-A salute of
Nelve sllas st sunset this evening announced
that Reas- sllciral 5. B. Luce hsi sirack his flag
troul uae raa,lhead of the Gaiena- He bade his
or G. y and ew an affectionaie farewell this
af'sTIlaon. He sSiled TO night on The steam ar
Oiivette for Tampa, and viii proceed thence %
Washington where he win be r tired.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14

LoNDeN, February 18th. - IN the case OF
Patrick Molloy, charged with perjury before the
farnel Commission, Walker, tie clerk of a
Dublin solicitor, testified that Molloy WAS a
Fenlan aud handed arms to Michael Fagan
afterwards hanged. Molloy discussed the mur.
der of Lawson AT a meeting of the InvinCioles at
which Patrick Egan was present. &oloy was
greAtlY Agltalel over the lnsiinncl,r
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14

HE lancer of Afghanfetan Beheading
ssnndreds OF People Daily.
ST. PKrESsUuGG, February Isth.-The Ameer
ofAishanSSsan is circulating ramors Of an ap-
preaching war with Russia. L is alleged that
he is beheadiug 500 persons dailF sor interfering
with frontie1 srafio.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
an English Bishop on Trial.

LONDON, February lsth.-The trial of the
Right Rev DR.. King, Bishop of Lincoln. began
yesterday at Lambeth Palace, where the Arch
bishops Court holds its sitting King is prose
cuted by the Church Association. A Court of
this kind has not beeu held for about two
centuries. King is charged with resort to an
improper ritual in the administration of the
communion
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
FATAL COLLISION.

Two Lives Lost by Railway Accident in
Missouri.
CALEsBCRG Qil.h February l3th.-A passenger
train on the Chicago, Burlington and Oninev
which passed through Kansas City at 7 O'Clock
this evening came into collision with a freight
at st. Augustine this evening Just rs the pas
senger train was passing the last switch The
engineers reversed their engines and jumped in
time to save themselves, but the trains cane.to-
gether with CRASH, piiing the passenger train
ur iu heap.
The express messenger and a man named
WhiHen, of Chicago, were instantly killed A
wrecking train with surgeons has gone to the
scene of the accident.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
CANADA.
Macdonalds Plan TO Strangle the Annex
alton Sentiment.

OTTAWA, February ISth.-Sir John Macdonald
is credited to-nlght with the statement that the
present Parliament will witness the most de-
eiSive act of his life. He is understood to re-
fer to coup d etGt destined TO strangle the an
neXation sentiment. His proposal is to submit
TO Parliament a series OF measures creating an
independent Kingdom of the New Domin,on
under British protection and with the roya
family rs the reigning head
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
FOREIGN TOPICS.
lie TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKES IN
COSTA RIGA.
Il Solid Majority for FIoquecs Elec-
ton Bili-The Pope's Remedy
TOR War-Paraels Inquiry.
a BLoOn-cURpL1Ne sroRY.

Es'zan DISPATCHES TO 7uF RpoonD-uS1oS.I
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The american Bail-pIayers.

ROME, February l9th.-The Government has
consented to give the use of the ColLsse TO
the use OF the American ball-players, but it has
been found that the dangerous state of the gall
arena.
Doubts are expressed as to whether the police
regulations of Rome resulting from the iecent
riots will prevent the Americans playing.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14

LONDON, February l5th.-The Parnen Commits
sion to-day heard testimony cone, rning boycott
ting in Ireland ana encouragement given to the
practice by the National League and the Irish
leaders There was little interest in the pro-
ceedings. The Spectators seats Were empty.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14

Each Department has been OVerhauled, and all odd
Pieces and Surplus Stock have been marked at
such figures that will insure QUICK SALE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
AristocIatic Austriaas swindied.

VIENNA, February 1Sth.-Large numbers of
Vienna aIistoeIaey have been swindled by pur-
chasing brass filings under the su position they
were buying Russian gold dust, as the seller
represented. The victims have no redress under
ba 10,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14

MADRID February 13th.-The Queen Regent
to-day r, eeiYed Perry Belmont the new Ameri-
can Minister here, who pTess nted his ereden-
tials Her Majesty cordially welcomed Mr.. Bel
mont. who made IN nannrOnriata ranlY
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Arrest of supposed pefa nlter

TORONTO, February 13sh.-A Young MN was
arrested here this afternoon who is supposed to
be William E. Jones, Cashier of the Continental
OIL Company of Denver. Jones is delaulter 10
ofl
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oNDoN, February 18th Luke Emerson, of
Missouri during a drunken brawl on oxford
street. shot and seriously wounded two stran-
gers. EmersoIl.Vyas arrested.
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PASSAGE of he French Eie etion Bill.
PARIS, February l3th.-The Senate to-day, by
vote of Dds to 80. adopted the bill providing
for the -e-establishment of the serutrn diarron-
disSment system of election.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-14
Had an Andienee win the Emperor.

BERLIN, February 18th = EMPEROR William
gave audience to lieutenant B. C. Buckingham
and Lieutenant Aaron Ward, the Military and
Naval attaches OF, the american legation here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26
THE FLOUR FURRY.
Prospects of Dealers and Millers
Seeing Eye to Eye.
MORE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A Lively Ogden Squirt - Wyoming, SAL
Lake & California Railway-Brief
Business Bits.

The war between the millers and the
dealers still goes on, but from INSIDE
sources it is learned that the dealers are
commencing to weaken, and that there IS a
prospect of flour again assuming nSure
somewhere near, at least, where 1t was pc
fore the fight commenced. A dealer yes
terday said it was almost impossible that
the fight could be kept up much longer, anu
he was willing to cry quits just as soon as
the millers here accorded hlmsen anu
others the same rates given to those en-
gagged in the same business in other places
outside of Utah eve don't ask any
favors.n he said, 1--WE merely want to be
placed on an equal footing. 1t was turther
stated that one of the biggest milling con
Germs in Utah had made overtures TO oa!I
Lake man to handle their products, with
the understanding that they would protect
him against any loss ocsasioned by a
further drop, and allow the Salt Laker
commission on every pound OF tneir nouI
sold in this market, no matter IhrouS
whom the order came. rms IS eAdcuy
what the dealers here have Deen asking
for, and it remains to be seen WneUneI Uno
other mills will follow the example thus
laid down. If they do, that Will put an
end to the fight now on and which has been peer
Iyaped with a loss on both sides. A settle-
ment of the difficulties means Jump IN tne
price of flour from the present hgures..-
s.. 25, 81. so and $2.75 per hundred-and II
need not surprise anyone if the rise reaches
75c. or 81 per hundred. -..;,,,,o
Outside shipments of Utah -four continue
good. and its excellence is gaining repu
fation for it such as must induce much
larger sales in the immediate future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26

quote the following letter received Dy one
of our leading real estate firms from the
cashier of the Hawkeye savings panK, Des
Moines. Iowa 1t illustrates the contempt
ible methods Ogden boomers pursue.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, June q, 1889.
DEAR SIR:-In my recent letter to you did
not get in quite as much inquiry J0f fJOII1lttOIss
as ] should want, and now beg the pr1Vuegs VI
supplying the oversight. have for some tLi Il
been reading the Ogden Conlnerctdt, anu "a. aiIS 3,
have some acquaintance with the meuloeio " :,
the Interstate Land and Town CONFETTI tpran3ed
which company, having bought, or contrao o;.
for land around Ogden, are "boomlng INC 0t ~
1t is claimed by the COH1n'srctdt ana py ~ &c i
members of said company, that SAT- Lahe 80 u
h0peteSsty and hetpLeSSty mormon, ,r- anu
! is destitute OF railway facilities. Iney
say, furthermore, that your city Is not sltuaGeu
| favorably for even a prospective ralIw ay WI
and that whilst it is a pretty place, 1t Is, SUI
stantially nothing else. OF course know thai
would-be booming city is always boast1ul. D.'
in view OF the SneerS that Oguen foiks give out,
Uhdt has Salt Lake to say for herSey! DO y you
| think Ogden destined to become the great ran
way centre OF Utah! In this same line may
ask what now are the prospects for the puiiu1 NJ
| of railroad from your city to Los Angelest ~
| you have any home fire insurance company az
Salt Lake, and if not don't you think an organl-
cation of that kind, gotten up after the manner
| of the Denver Fire Insurance company aooutd
| pay! 1t is surmiSed that as your Mormons
would not patronize such an institution II or
gained by Gentiles that it would not DO wen
You, doubtless, have banks enough. Excuse my
numerous questions; but as can not remain
| long in your Getty when visit it, am getting
myself in readiness for speedy decision when
| do reach it. Your pamphlet relative to salt
Lakes industries received. Accept my thanks
for same. Respectfully yours,
H. ]. RANSOM
This letter was given to all the prominent
real estate firms of the city to answer, and
copies of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD and daily
issue of this paper forwarded Mr.. Ransom,
SO that he will probably have his eyes
opened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26
A Lively Ogden Squirt.

The Ogden Standard made another big
squirt for itself and our sister city yester-
day. by coming out with its long-promised
boom edition, specially illustrated with cuts
of buildings present and to come in Ogden.
1t also ran a fine brass bandinto Salt Lake,
who paraded the streets and made the air
ring. while a food of newsboys cried the
boom edition. The band (the Fourth ward
gave THE HERALD pleasant call and rem
dered a stirring selection under our front
windows. for which it has our best thanks.
The paper is d handsome one, and its illus
trations are most excellent reproductions.
The mechanical parts, the paper and print
ing are in good taste, and the Standard, the
city of Ogden, and the merchants who are
so literally represented, will find that 1t is
a case OF mighty iudicious use Of printers
ink The reading matter is generally
choice, and the sole fault anyone can find
with the issue is the invariably malicious
and untruthful manner in which Salt Lake
is referred to- What, we ask the editor OF
the Standard and the people of Ogden, is tC
be thought of deliberately penned para
graph like the following:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26
Real Estate Sales.

Frank w. Ross and wife to Daniel
Hankes, TX rods, lot 5, block 50, plat A;
$4,000.
Mary E. Toune Lyon to Heber J. Grant,
part lot 1, block &c. plat D; $4,000
John Doherty to William S. Martin lois
3 to 6. block 80, plat C; $1,000. .
g. +, Pomeroy and wife to Kelsey &
Gillespie. one-sixth interest in SX2O rods,
lot :, block 50, plat A; s6:933.3l. 49,. ?.
C. e. Pomeroy and wife to Kelsey q
Gillespie. 49xl65 feet, lot ;, block IS, plat
John Fl. Bailey to George Fit, 2}sxf
rods, lot ?, block 155, plat A; $50.
Stephen HAYS to Fritz Miller, lot IN
Alma Pratt to Joseph C. Matner, 26 l-lOx44
rods, lot "A, block TO- five acre plat A
Harriet A. Partridge to Ruth w
Crutcher, all lot ;, block 10, plat F; $1,000
Lewis b. Coates ct al. to Thomas Cum
mings. lots 20 and 81, block /, Coates s
COrums subdivision; $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26
T. AUERBACH &BRO.
Special Bargain SaleI
POSITIVELY FOR 1 WEEK ONLY.

Lot each Victoria Lawns, 14yds. and II yds
each, for Sl.OO
Lot of dotted and figured Swisses 12lc., 15c.,
2Oc., CSC, SOC. and 35c. per yd.
80 Pieces 2Oinch Diaper, regular price, Sl,OO;
for roc piece of 10 yds.
/ Case of neat, small figured Satteens, 912c. per
yd ; sold everywhere for 15c.
/ Lot of Gents British Half Hose pairs for
75c.; pairs for 81 90; 6 pairs for Sl.5O; worth
2Oc., 25c.. and SOC. a pair.
Lot of Children's and Misses Black Sill;
Hose, all sizes, to close, at SOC. a pair, worth
double.
Lot of Ladies' Summer Skirts, to close, al
25c and 40c.
small lot of Ladies' Short Wraps regular
price Sc 90; to close, at 1896 each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26
Brief Business Bits.

Look out for cheaper coal about July lst
The Deseret savings bank expects to be
ready for business by July lst
The chamber of commerce attracted
quite number of visitors yesterday.
The Deaf Mute institute has nearly
reached the top of the basement story.
1t will not be many days ere active work
will be begun on the chamber of commerce
building.
Applications for particulars concerning
the capitol building continue to shower
upon Secretary Blair.
w. S. Simpkins has presented the cham
Der of commerce with several handsome
specimens of the product of his kilns at
South Bountiful, Immediately north of this
city.
A small army of stone masons is at work
on the stone steps to be placed on the west
enterance to the university building.
They are of Sanpete oolite, and will be
massive and imposing in appearance.
The Schweitzers and young Mr.. Hirsh-
man, son of Nose Hirshman, Esq, have
| bought Joe OberndOrfers lease on his
present stand at good stiff figure and will
open a boot and shoe store there about
| August 1st. Asked if he was going to re
! tire, 10 answered, mot much. Salt Lake
| is too good for me as yet"
Rumors were afioat yesterday to the
effect that Immediately after the consolida
ton meeting of the various railroads cen
tering here, to be held on the 18th Of next
month, work will be commenced on the
Utah & Nevada, looking to making 1t {
standard gauge. Such action must un
doubtedly be taken in the near future, and
it is probable the work will be undertaken
at about the same time the Utah & North
ern is widened. The merging of the eight
roads in this vicinity into one system would
seem to demand the widening of the Utat
& Nevada's gauge, when the necessity foI
transferring would be abolished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-26
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, test
fies: u can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case; One
man took six bottles and was cured of rheu-
matism of ten years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, atfirms :;
THE best selling medicine l have ever
handled in nv twenty years experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the YER
dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do
cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only half dollar bottle at A. G.
Smith & Co.'s drug store.