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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21
SOME FAMOUS SPRINGS.
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 At the Hotel del Monte there sixty and there is telephone communication Dc stable The grounds surrounding the hotel perfection the of landscape garden ng Under the direction accomplished landscape gardener corps forty hfty kept stanty engaged embeishng the gardens and approach hotel from the railway station s by winding shaded venerable trees by forming direct route The distance slight the hotel has station its grounds To the little lake with fountain. bearing its old Spanish LAgunA del The hotel first through vista of trees and in its beautiful Of foliage flowers resembles rich private home in the midst park This impression is heightened when the broader extent of lawns and dover oordercd wahs The gardeners art has turned choice where tho richest lowers blossom profusion swings, croquet grounds archery and bins of fine beach sand being intended the and of the bathing the daily visit The all these we'll of the ladies billiard saloon free In all directions there are oungers Through vista formed by the umbra oaks and pnes the huge bubous forms of varied family of cacti In another place is bewdering Everywhere flowers plants abound and pathway bOrdered by intricate floral devices any direction the fresh of beauty In the fall of improvement consummated in the introduction Of abundant supply o pure soft water Carmel river. Extensive water works structed of over half million dollars The supply only every of the hote but also feeds the great foun tain the lake
 The Del Monte bathing pavilion is situated the beach, eight minutes walk from the hote and of the largest complete or world It seventy feet wide by feet long, There of about thirty feet wide fifty feet long The water these tanks temperature from cold warm the bather take his choice The heating and the daily changed. The pavilion rooms half of which the ladies' Each of the latter fitted with fresh bath, while the gentlemen side fourteen baths for all The pavilion and nected with kept scrupuousy clean and pleasing appearance When filled with bathers and spectacle which, in point of animation and interest would be hard to Outside of this pavilion beautiful sandy beach. which surf bathing be indulgcd.
 adjunct of the Hotel del Monte it's eighteen mile drive spendidy kept macadamzed road, by of Monterey, Pacific Grove Cypress Grove Carmel Bay and old Mission church Pacific from Monterey to the Pacific Coast what Nantucket Marthas Vineyard and ocean Grove Atlantic side resorts that the Pacific retreat equable tenn perature Monterey itse and is kept all the round It s delightfully."- situated the beautiful Bay of Monterey. less than miles from the old and in loveness of location be exoed it's graceful pines extending to the waters edge.
 conclusion permit these articles indubabe fact and that is
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21
IN TIME OF DROUGHT.
BY CHARLES !. o,MAILxY.

The yellow flags that grow beside the road, Covered with dust and bowed in the wide heat, Gasp the hot air in breathlcss misery. Scarce doth the bitterly his slow wings beat On the thin rose, and m0urnfully the bee Homewmrd returns without his fragrant load; The pilgrim ant goes forth with weary feet Seeking, and nnds not; and the hopeless toad Pants In the waterless brook most piteously; Dead is the grasshopper, and. white and bleak, Letter the clouds on heavens windless peak. God hath furnace built Co the blue sky.
 Walled to the brim. whence blocks Of name 0utny, And all but Shadrach and his kind must die.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21
THE ARxANSAw TRAVELLER.

many advanAgss parts California of remarkable equabsy tsmperature cooler in and winter than most other sors and the difference h between January July been shown meteorological taken for a series of years be only few degrees
 Before oosing desre call of
 other point and That great people others annually
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21

wish fragrance fom sxquisitsy com
 bined aoral oRerngom whose windows they sixty Of plants and hsliosropss geraniums aud verbenAs and flowers hAled their spicy breathe; where fuehsaa varieties swayed tAsr graceful pendants sspAyry air and where the rpening swung like golden amid their everlasting foliags while great robe Of upon mcuntains
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21

ptable winter cmes for places eongena who only hesitate about making the California trip of the
 longer distance and higher rates of These they of of the of at the Hotel del Monte Next it's equabty of climate and easc and the multiplicity of other
 fractions which other resort the world affords
 st marvels at tho for tho s ultra of hotel modatons Indeed wonder from those wSo
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21

few miles away seemed like bridal veil draped the blushing brow of the vast Of sof land
 "Where leaf dies in the still blooming bowers
 And the see hanq.ets on saro whole year Of hOwers
 "where a wind ever soft from heaven blows.
 And the groves of laurel and myrtle and rose"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-21

eled sxtsnsvey eliosd tho hotsl ohaygs Del Monte
 More than two hundred eastern people who wntered Del Monte in ~ e engaged their n this hots and their arrival politely ushsrsd their inviting
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

AllT CyIEarS EEsI VIRGINIA


~ 4g .- g.
e f7 o--l as -sae ere n--
salf ea ss ~-4-e -.r t.-e
-E ana --e es aE- s a
- l1- pa s4ri-4- say -.4l ii
t-e si- tea- seli
ols ti BE 4--a-a- 81 Haeeia. rl- .e
- 81 .s I44a- o.asf. ol taa
s-I- .a-.fl u -l-lC
ora -'-l -e s-rsi.es 4r= Ls q
Il- le4s.E-s azts a=re aaf- oe-a - st-y
women. eDl sous % l-sm -z.s been e4-
ported 10 ltll
10 - la tie counties % Richie Caihoan
GTal- 11l Fsl1lrI9u tla- the ell rs ~
''mls-lalarles IS sLey cali rleAso-ses
zFs = eEzlas a. Tie b0ltssr manner They
have male a. astonishing HamDsr - CON
ver.s aud scores ~ families have been
trcksl up "a consequence Cases arc
nlloer-'ls where entire families A4Ye re-
moan OF thelr former faith and unite
49, &c A5gusOn church Noe numerous
however zKs ne eases hsTe family Hes
have boen broken. where wives have de-
serted husbands sBt husbands wives 20 case
taelr iOsfoith tho AOTmons Aany young
glr-s have been lndace1 10 leave tlelr hCmes
AMI go 70 Utah
You need not he surprised sid gen
tiemin VINO travels extensively through
the state. TO heal OK troubles ia some %
the counties On Account or II Ils feeling
am0ug Tho anti Mormon citizens is very
bitter against the missionaries and they
Are discussing the mater OF al organized
movement 20 drive them ON Tie tate
TIE Mormon elders yehement.y deny
that tAoF arc in any way connected with
-hs poygamOus branch OF the Mormon
church, even g ing 50 Tar a. 10 dsnounce
polygamy publicly and 10 assert that the
church Ia Utah las been thoroughly re
formed in that respect By these denlals
they are able 20 deceive the women. who
seem ~ place great confidence III ali they
say
That the patience OF the best people f.
the counties named has been tested almost
20 It's limits Is certain and trouble anl
bioodshed may occur IN one or TWO coun-
ties before the end comes The peO-
pie OF Warren County have already
organized themselves 70 get rid O.
ths Mormons. Monday morning fifteen
well-known citizens arranged themselves
around the dwelling or Hlmo Moore. Ate
several hours Of patient waiting tie desired
persons were seen to Leave the house. Ia a
Few seconds they were completely sur
rounded They were marched TO dense
swamp into " nich they were escorted anu
disciplined They were then ordered to
make instant departure.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21
GOSCH IS ARRAICNED
Gosch and Brearlsv u Bs Exam
lns1 before Westlau.
JOIN FAIRFIELD BIl DEFESD TEN


Rad 0osch ana Charles Bfsarles
esre brought from the Ial last night a
ll.s belofs s cIoek aua Arraigued bs-
fore Jlsuce Mesuan on tAe charge of
numbering Danel Sinclair
They were accompanied ty sheriff
Bishop and Deputy sealy. Scally and
f.asch Nere n the lead and the pils-
oneFNas Iot Asndcafed. sheriff Bishop
and Brearey walked behind ihe oth-
ers. and the sheriff had h.s man man
ac.ed
There was nothing unusual appear
nag about the group a. they walked up
the street. aad no one whom they
passed mistrusloa that Scally was az
compauNuE tle desperate murderer.
tiosgh, through ilt streets unuanacled.
,sps l Is uu .ouesr barefoot, bat wears
palI oi good shoes
brearel was quite Well dressed. in a
st-toi brown with "a enltt straw hat lie
haas the appearance 81 being much the
worse maD 81 the two. lis hair and
mustache j. sandy. lis forehead low
and hl, whole face has hardened e1.
preston.
Just before the prisoners entered the
/ little court room Mrs S0sch came ia
ana remained n The jury room with
an attorney, While the arrangement
WAS taking place. Mr.. and Mrs. Oosch
We're Dot observed 10 speak 90 each
other or recognize Tie presence 81 each
other ia amy way.
John Fairfield appeared 10 defend
6osch. and he stated that Mr. Gosch
would Malfe TIE reading OF the COM
plant and demand an examination.
Arearley had NOT retained a LAWYER.
and when asked 4 he waived examine
ton dld not seem 10 understand the
term and did not answer
When asked what lawyer be- wanted
hc sad he wanted Mr.. Fairfield. tie
same lawyer who was H. defend 0Oscl.
lie did not know Mr. Fairfield. who
was present attending 20 the case. but
when That gentleman was pointed out
10 hm hc seemed satisfied with hls
choice M. Fairfield then stated that
Brcarley would follow the same course
as bosch.
While SIR. Kuappen. who will con-
duct the case Tor the people. and Mr..
Fairfield were discussing the matter Of
Tie time - commence the examination
BreaTloy scarcely moved and SAT with
nls lett had inside nis vest covering the
gun-sh0t wound which De- received the
night 81 the tragedy, while he slowly
famed himself with h.s hat.
Gosch sat umovab.e during the
short TIME they were ln the court
room, but he appeared nervous. and
ms eyes moved wtha scared expression
from the face of hls lawyer 10 that of
the Judge.
The day for the examination was
fixed for August p. al q a. ID. The
men were handcudcd together when
they went back % ial. and were ac-
companlod hy Deputy >cally alone.
Justice WDStfal stated that the
county would have % furnish stcno-
graphcr, but the attorneys stated that
10 would expedite matters t. have a
typewriter instead, a. il would save
having the testimony read o. witnesses
week or 30 after tacy testify.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21
HAVEN HAPPENINGS.
sweii German-sian Found Dead-Per-
sonaI r.Int.. 10.

SVEN German Man found Dead-Per-
sonaI Point-. Lte.
f-.-sns - Nss Rtlt--.a.t-s...
GRAND HAVEN, A.cl. Aug. 20-Ke-
Gently tie lady guest. 1T the Cutler
House and their friends about town
gave german al the cutler House
which was one OF the most mpor,an,
social events OF the season in Grand
Haven.
Last night q gentleman guests gave
a return party with equal success.
The german was led by the popular
young society man, Henry &. Hull, Of
II. Louis, No.
Ihe display of flowers was both
fragrant and magnificent beyond dc
scmpuOn. The costumes of the ladies
ryaled IN elegance and richness any
thing worn at the sW,l. balls OF New
York.
The following ladies were present.
The Misses Moody. Avery, Boyden,
Cutler, Macire, Sheldon, Nandervere.
Of Grand Havon; Beail and Leayen-
worth, OF 81. Louis; Gale. Dean and
.-l- ~. -, a.
~ - ny az ~ oii' 90 iSIl' ii""i,
- "a 10" ~ ~ ANS " '-su'H' 90
,5' " ~ IA"en' Oh INC iiili'''i'
i'iooii' ~ " ,-Vii' II4S~' 'liliieS
Iii- i'i'.'oi'' i,~iu" ~, aAu non, %
Nf l'l'i5o. ri.o MAJ .'t i@pl.s Nei''
I Yos''ii'es n U.s. % ~ ioui, 40 40
~" '>o0i' ~ Do.io''' o"Ta'i' % I'M. mn
~ anu '''N0l anu ii'9ii' % 'i''I"
"a .r, en- ae,
~ i''iI," l.'s'il1 VIZ ,I' i'l-
p'li7 $50, = , ,,. i,ys u'.'''
C9tlcr AID Ir.sn 80 " $50 So IT, H..
'rto'.' CIV, 49, ~ 'i''i5" ~ ~ :
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21


s1-' S
$3.50 --~s
$3.50 -
t - Lon company g Ia
e Fa ~ HeA ---~-s ~-st
t- 80 y $3.50
- as " AS-s-- -~<~-
g. -9- f4t--.-
hslsra 1874 lura ~ amer
i~a ~- s-e - ,5 Us l=. "-- "--
i@-f1 --fs- $500 -- DV--e -ef
A-l -e4 l4eser Is felat,7 - be-
is sefle lt As4aa -oA 81 Is
f-a r- q e---4e ie1 --e "t.ae
ees4a t--s n-l-'4s ~ --ne lester,
~ A-e llA ~ -a e-ls. ~
Is Ft- .--J ~ llt- e-t-a4r4
flaaE t.f-rd q t.aelaAs- las bank
~ Ae1 eest larss falt-esl4A- g. Qlo
ness on as -af1 ~ A---s4n +4--f-e. ia,
81 uHtf
u h eglns the head - latee carpe.
1rl. &c Aes lcr4. died 4 Aarlsg4nss.s
Pier Sunday lie WA = yesrs n age. Aao
MAS worth several ni hon de-lara
John Lsss son. cotton spinners pro
pfi-tors ol Tie Dover ulils al fLl-a. --il Ia.
A,-i sled N7nday 1As nfus h-billo
amount 10 80 90, Will sssets % g. 5il
Charles Oilszaga a condemned murderer.
broke al a. Watson. Ark. ana Is now IA
hiding In TIE swamps 4ear the town IAe
place is surrounded ~ twenty-five or
tlifry 2rue1 men
John Hurley was crushed 70 death be-
tween cars Monday while switching "a
George IT Hammond 4 20 spacAng Ao-.e
yards at Hammond. lad dc leaves wife
and three children
Nicholas Harsbauer. Of Fort Wayne Ind.
was accidentally shot ana killed Monday
by pulling AIS handkerchief oat 90 A.s hip
pocket ana GiscAall llg LIS revolver by "a
catching tho trigger
Al Burlington. Ia, Sunday. during the
absence OF tho family, tho house OF Daniel
keiaerst Was ransacked and 40 ed Of
checks, money aud iewelIy 10 tie value OF
several hgnGred dollars
A runaway gravel train on the North
western road dashed into J. o. Eastman's
house a. Owatonna. Mlnn. Monday and al
most demolished Il Mr. Eastmans littls
daughter was badly hurt
There is TO DO a grand reunion OF native
North Carolinians now residents OF other
States at Raleigh October Il Senator
Hawley, OF Connecticut. Is expected 70 be-
one among those at the reunion
DR. lie Baron Russell an intima-. friend
of Thomas CARLYLE and Ralfb WaIdo
Emerson died AT his Summer home ~
Plymouth Mass Monday. Hewas n wears
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21
THE MARKETS
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug %
rLoUR-Market quiet aud easier Spring
patents .isoG5.G5; Winter patents, $40 450;
Bakers. 81 0l-s.4o; Straights, S350G450
WHEAT-The market was again narrow with
spec llafIvc trad.u light. After opening strong
and Gdvanc.ns a LITTLE prices eosed "a. August
77GUllc, S-pienber. 16al Sc, and Deem
Der 17zc 70 7s4 y7sa4c together, 80. Red
cash, &c.
CoRx-Qu.et and steady No. .. s1is 35i5c:
20. . Yellow, 20 a6ac: No. 3. .. SO. yell
low. S5sl q i5c; August. S5As SJ4c September.
3Jis S5tic October, 35is .s35i4 May 20 : fs2sc
OAIS-Quiet and cas.er. No. cash. .Ols
sol.c. September. 20i. 2la4c. October. eoa D
20hc. May. o3s 23c Sample lots ia far sup
ply and easy No. 3. is 2lc; No. 3 White, q
G23c; No =. 205. II &c; No. white 2tt25isc
RYE-Quiet and steady No. cash. in store
43c. September. s34c. October. s3Ec. sam
pies sell at 80 sec for No j. and So. $40
for No ,
BARrEY-Market quiet. No. l. low grade 20
goot. 2l0 zoe. No. =. good 10 choice. 80 b Sc
and 20. . &c, September steady. orered AZ
essc.
Mrss PoRK-Trading quite active and prices
easier. Prices ranged a. 81 s0tasl Tor cash.
sg42s,0e5-fs TO- serfembe-. sas5 lass Tor Oc-
to5er. ana $3.50 L.-.5 i1r January
LAHD-Tfri d rise ana prices lower. Quo
tatlons ragged - -ffz els Tor casn. e 80
and 2 - l.-s1 for January.
BUrrsa--C leamery, % lsc. Daily. s41
isc. Packing stock o4sc
EeGs-F Fresh. LA also, Seconds. sLO0aise
per case.
PovITsT-Livs chickens. si.a9.so yer D;
live Turkeys sheiso Per ?. live Ducks. 81
G &C per 2 live Geese, = $500 per doz
NEF YORK. Ans %
WHRAT-FasT. Hc lower. quiet. August
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21
TO INDIANA HEROES.

Preparations Nearly Completed for the
Laying of the Corner stone OF the sni-
diers' Monument at Indianapolis on
Thursday.
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind. Aug. 20-The great
network OF scaifoldng rising 70 feet
above the base OF the soldiers monument
was decorated Monday with 1900 feet o.
bunting preparatory to the corner
stone ceremonies TO be held Thurs
day, and the whole city is be-
ing put in holiday attire There is
a great rush OF activity in completing ar
raugements Tor the event The informa-
ton received from ali parts of the State by
the executive committee indicates tina.
there will be 10000 visitors to Indianap-
oils the day Of the ceremonies aud It wi
be one OF the most memorable days ia the
history of the State.
President Harrison will be the guest
Accomplishment Miller during his brief
stay in the city this week Upon his ar
rival salute OF twenty-one guns Will b.
fred by Captain Kexford. OF the Unite
States arsenal The advices received
Grand Army headquarters indicate that
every post in the State will b. here o.
Thursday in full force or represented b
gOCd-siZed DELEGATIONS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21
Iondon Striker. Parade.

LONDON, Aug -. Ten thousand striking
dock laborers paraded the streets OF Lon
don Monday, marching from their homet
in the Last End under the leadership OF the
Socialist agitators Burns and Champion
They carried no banners, but the bare
poles decorated with strings OF red her
rings and cTUsts of stale bread were IA
more eloquent Of the distress and suffering
they wished the weA-to-do OF London 10
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug 20 Tom Collins,
who has Leen known as desperate char
acter. was found dead by the roadside near
Mount Vernon. Ky. Monday morning VITA
a bullet in ais brain one chamber OF his
pistol was empty lie was seen q short
time before and had been drinking IL is
40 believed b. committed suic. &c. but was
killed Ia quarrel with some one who es-
saped.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

HARRISBURG Pa, Aug. 20.-Rev Fred A
Barnitz, Of MiddletOwn. retired minister,
and Charles II. Carpenter, "a well-known
printer OF Philadelphia, were drowned
Monday by the upsetting Of q boat in which
they were fishing in Swatara creek, near
MidcletOWn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

The following IS list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city aud
ages oi The parties. AGE-
Leonard Tapping Casnovia Katie Hin
beck. Alpine ....
Jacob BuIiu. Fa~s Uirki- laeIeus Par| >-I--
Talbot frr.Giev. lia-f.f ri 1nH ..-i
Harry -ippel. Colrfani. Anna harst.
q Na san u-f.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

PORTLAND. Men. Aug. Pa special
election viii be held here septcmbcr Z
80 vote upon the question ol bonding
the township for 5000 WITH which -
build q bridge across Grand river al
Bfldgc-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

AT wood turner's are invited - b.
present AZ special meeting Of the
Wood Turner's Union. saturday even
~ August -. nc IyFoErapuca. Union
UaI. 81 FlarI-.t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

Quality wins. Tie fne elegant favor % the
'In-s 1 D' CIGAR is NOT pfrrrufIrie In anv
other 81 ciear. aud only in the best grade o.
llc cigars.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

Ofemasing fsedies Tassn Rrom Pest Housss
The advocates Of cremation In New York
regard ~ misbap to their cause the build.
ing Of crenatory on 6Winburno lsland,
down the bay. This requires explanaiion,
Sor under ordinary circumstances every
additional temple. for the incinsration
OF human remains would b Consid.
cred . gain. The reason Why the new
cremetory is deplored BY promoters Of the
new method 10 that the bodies 20 be burned
therein will bo those OF persons who have
Died Of contagious diseaseA me stly paupors.
Swineburne Island II the site Of The pest
hOspitel maintained BY the quarantine
commission. 1t 10 these cfflcIals who have
built the crematory at government ex.
pensA
Il consists Of furnace and its sppurte.
nances very similar to those used alse where
The body Of sheep has been 10 cinerated -
aeuccossful test. Now, it has been the aim
OF she American Cremation society to make
lnciu0ratiOn fashionable. The chief odyo.
cAtee believed that every example OF Q rich
or celebrated person choosing to hsvo his
remains disposed of In this way wins new
edherents, and on the other hand, they have
oil along dreaded the adoption Of the pro.
eees BY public institutions because they
feared that u would degrade Il In the popu.
ler mind. The Charity commissioners Of
New York would have established Q large
oTsmatory year ego, to take the place Of
the Pottef's deld, had they not listened 10
the appeal OF the cremation society not TO
DO %. But the quarantine authorities were
immovablA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

rnn ALI~kHNO 00T09R.
Lo vhatsvor q at hana
10 full meet fur ~ oo0aA1:
Nature ofttimes givotA beet
Whsn she DoeDOth enAxeoot.
80 hath shapsa obower end eua
70 the neod Of evoey 0no-
GUNNER bland ana winter 0reer,
pimpled poo. ana fEv sen mere.
All tA6u iackests So hath sttll.
naar thy AaAing aud Thy 0il.-
Yieid her fullest faatb, and che
VIII enaow theo royalty.
lovslsss weed aad ii,y fair
she attendsth. here ana there,
Kindly 20 tho weed - %
The lorn lily feared with dew.
Zach 70 her hath uso - Dear
As the other a. th0u elsar
Thy cl0yed ssuses thon may'st zee
HAPPY au the mystsry.
thou shAll see the liy get
Its oivinest blossom yet
thall tie weeds tip bloom no les
Win the sorg bifu's gisefulness.
Thou art poor oF ttou art rich
Never lighteet matter which.
All the Glad gold Of the noon.
All toe silver OF the moon,
he doth lawn b On thee, while
Thou ~ithholdest any smi .
OF thy gratitude to her.
Hased used than usurer.
shame be on thee. An thou seek
Hot her pal don, with hot cheek,
And bowed head. and brimming eyes.
A. her merciful "Arisci"
Jdmss Hhttcomb Riley IN tie Century.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

csn axador. 1hey arc right It u . great
A.,hy answsrs III strong man. who has
frequently sunereo pain, grows I'm patient and
rebel,i0us, how much more impatient should
bo the taby Who does not know what suffer-
ing means. For the pains of collie. lee hing,
etc. DR.. Bills Baby syrup IL the sovereign a
Eome dy. Price 50 oents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
A Terrible Misfortune.

1t q calamity Of the direst kind to feel that
ones physical energies are failing In the prime
oflife-to feel more nerveless. 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 which multitudes of the debilitated
in countless instances, has built up constitu:
tons sapped by weakness and inhrmity and
long unbenefttcd by other means, surely COM
mends itself to all who need q tonic. Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters Ia such medicine
pure, botanic, soothing to the nerves. pro.
motive Of digestion and q fertilizer OF the
blood. Dyspepsia and nervousness--the first
Q cause, the second a consequence Of lack OF
stamina-depart when course OF the Bitters
IL tried. All forms Of malarial disease, rheu.
matism, kidney and bladder trouble, con.
stipatiOn and biliousn ness are sppihilsted by
this standard family medicine.