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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-04

Messrs. Geo. Roman, - Dutton. and Jas.
Reynolds. Jr. were the guests of Jas. Reynolds
over Sunday.
Miss Ioene Bean. of Edinburgh, left. Fri
day, for Akron. where she will attend school du-
ring the winter. making her home with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.s.R. w. Jones.
Regatta black gros grain silk. only 96 cents. at
Snyder's. Every yard warranted.
Buy Choice Teas, Cofees, Baking Powders.
Starch. RaisinS. Sugars, Currants Soaps, Rite
N. o. MolassCs. SC. at
HONG KONG TEA STORE,
No. 3 Riddle Bl'k. Ravenna.
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Mrs Deli. fSkiA1 Garter widow of the lat

Mrs. Della (Skif) Carter, widow of the late
Erastus Carter, was found dead in her bed.
NJ onday morning, at her home. northeast OF
this city. Her death resulted from comPlica
ton of diseases, although very sudden. as she
retired in her usual health the evening before.
She was born in 1916. at Kent. Litchfeld Co..
CT. Of family of ten children. only two-Mrs.
Beazle. of this city. and brother. Frank Skiff-
survive her. Her funeral will be held tomorrow
from her late home, at II o'clock a. m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-04

Mrs. j. #. " Whitney, of Ravenns, attended the
services at the Disciple Church last sunday
-[Garrettsville Item.
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Farmers,

Dronberger Is ready for your produce every
day-exoept sunday
W. IL. Beebe and wife spent Thanksgiving
in Cleveland with Hon. II. C. Rannsy, and at
| tended the wooden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Corner.
Cresset Lodge X. of p, of this city. will give
dance at the Rink New Years Eve, Dec. Sist
Humphreys Symphony Orchestrs.so of Akron,
will furnish the music giving q half hour con-
| 9 srt before commencement OF the dancing. Ak
| ron Division Uniformed Rank. Z. p, will give
an exhibition drill during intermission. Elec-
trio lights. canvassed floor. Galleries open to
| the public on payment of $50.
The Parlor Musical and Barrel Opening at
the Con sgregatianal Church last Wednesday
evening was well attended and proves pleas
| ant and profitable occasion. A recitation by
Miss Hattie Lord solo by Miss Sarah Poe. and
ouartette by Mesdames Post and Finch, Messrs
seymour and Meek were well rendered and
heartily enjoyed The result of the opening u
| was about $5S co. which will be applied in pay
ment of the new organ.
Morrow & Page, proprietors OF the Etna
| House, have purchased the lease of the Shannon
Hotel, taking possession tomorrow. Mr.. Shan
non will remove TO Kent to take personal charge
of the Riviere House. which will be deservedly
popular under his management.
Miss Daisy Poe is clerking at the dry goods
house Of N. Converse & Son.
Four deers bit the dust in West Virginia last
week, by the uRerring aim Of Jas. Richardson
and party of hunters from this vicinitA. ar iv-
ing in town yesterday by Adams express.
A meeting of the Council will be held tonight
to consummate the agreement between the
Electric Light company and the city.
W. S. Krake, Philo Bierce. T, R. Mason. D.
c. Gardner. P. L. King and James Miller .mem-
bers of Mcintosh Post, G. A. r., attended the
funeral of comrade George Yeagley, Tuesday
forenoon, at Mantua Station who died Satur-
day, at his home, west of Shalersville center, O
!, malarial fever. His remains were conveyed to
l Marlboro for interment. being accompanied by
portion of the above designated comrades.
Mrs. !. Snyder died at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. ]. H. Hammond, in Eldora, Iowa
Tuesday, Nov. 18TH. after long illness. Mrs
Snyder will be remembered as former anc
highly esteemed resident of this city.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-04
BOYS and Aunters!

nOyS ana
Drouberger will buy your Game Call and
see him.
Us. Allen is about again after ten days lay up
John A Haas and Anna Payne. Aurora.
Cardual Scranton and Mrs. Sarah Olmstesd,
Ravenna.
Go to w. A. JENKINS and see the fine Holi-
day Goods at rock bottom prices. Good spring
cushions at 81 so each.
Dronberger is paying SC. per h for Turkeys
live; wnnts good ones. What do you think
about that price? better prices than weuse to
When you are looking for an Umbrella-Silk
or Cotton-don't fail to look at the Patent Um-
brella that N. Converse & Son are sole agents
for.
When you are looking for Christmas Presents
don't fail to look in at the full store of NJ Con-
verse & Son, as they have many useful things to
show you.
N. Converse & Son have some very nice new
Black Dress Goods in Black Silks, Silk Warp
and All Wool Henrietta Cloths, they will be
pleased to show, and sell cheap.
We have the finest line of Lamps, Crockery,
the county. Ladies Cutting Tables at S1.oo.
w. A. JENKINS.
Now is the time to make sure of one or more
of those Ladies all wool Skirts at SI.oo, at
N. CONVERSE & SONS.
The Board of Education appointed T. R.
Mason Truant Officer, at its last nights session.
Mrs ]. Haley left, today. for Toledo. her ftl-
ture home.
D. w. Goss. Esq. spent Thanksgiving at his
home in Mt. Union. =
Converse & Son can sell you the'best Stable
Blanket for 81 90 you ever saw.
Don't buy Carpet Sweeper for Christmas
Present, until you see the new ones n. Converse
& Son can show.
Harry Robinson was home from Youngstown
| for Thanksgiving.
Mis-. Jeannie w addell was the guest Of Miss
Nellie Bradfard over Thanksgiving.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-04

"a southerly wind and q cloudy sky,
Proclaim it a hunting morning"

Monday morning seemed to come up to the
standard outlined in the fam liar song, com,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
7e|egTaphic Tidings
OKLAHOMA'S BOOM.
A Great Eush--New Land Ohioes The
rroclamatiun.

WAsHlSGToN, March 25.--Thc Okla
lloma Proclamation is still pending 1t
WAS sent to the state department to-day
for Secretary Bluine's signature, and il was
intended that it should be issued this even
ing. 1t WAS not reached, however, in the
press of business, and went over. 1t II
no" III final shape for issuance, and little
doubt is expressed that it will be given to
the public tomorrow. 1t is also under
stood that the locations OF thetwO land Of
tices in Oklahoma have been agreed upon,
although they have not been announced,
One Of the land offices is to lie on the
line OF the Santa Fe road in the north
western part OF the territory opened to
settlement, about onethird of the distance
from the north line OF the Oklahoma
country, and the other is to be located
west OF this, about fifty miles. The latter
is near the Cimarron river, in the north
western part OF Oklahoma, about where
the Rock Island survey crosses. 1t ia in
tended that one shall be on the Santa Fe
and one on the Rock Island, and both
will. be in the north half OF Oklahoma
proper. A quarter section Of land is re-
served for each, bat the exact numbers
OF the land are not made public. Neither
is now occupied by town site, but it is
intended that each quarter section re-
served shall become a town site.
1t is calculated that as soon as the lOCa-
tons are announced that a grand rush
will be made for the Ian Is i'll the vicinity.
Hence it is deemed advisable to postpone
the announcement until after the lands
have been opened to settlement, and the
attention of the public in the territory has
been drawn to various points. 1t is stated
that the Cherokee commission is also
about ready for announcement, the
president having practically selected its
members. Hon. Vim. Warner, Of Mis-
souri,, will likely be the chairman, and it
is intimated that ext Congressman Throck-
morton, of Texas, will be the Democratic
member of the commission. The third
member, it is said, will be Massachu-
setts man, either ex-Congressman Long
or ex-GOv Robinson,
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Kate Fteld's Wines.

W,suIvGroS, March 2e.-Mjss Kate
Field. in referring to prohjbition attacks
upon her. said she had been accused no,
only OF being addicted to strong drink hut
using tol,srro, She had lived too lony in
Eurore not to know that the eoberest
people lived in vine growing aud wine
drinking countries. uniGvadod bv the
dr.porisn ot ianaticisu. She sppeaed
to American journalists to SOUND the
hugle call Of true Temperance, not the in.
temperance OF prohibition. Never had Il
,,,.II> l,,o,, In ;.l,,,J ;,,ko ,..nx,Ii,,, T.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
WASHINGTON MATTERS,
THE LAND COMMISSIONER.

WAsiuSGroN, March 26.-.Thc fight foI
the position OF commissioner OF the gen.
eral land office continues active and in
teresting. There are three candidates
now in the field, ex-senator Chilcott, OF
Colorado. ex-Gov. Stone, Of Iowa, and
ex-Congressman Calkins, Of Indiana.
1t was reported yesterday that the pres
ident had determined to appoint Mr.. Cal
kins because there seemed to he no other
way Of settling the fight between the
other candidates.
The president stated to-day to Senator
Teller, however, that the matter had not
been settled and that Mr.. Calkins would
not be appointed.
Ex-senator Chilcott has the backing OF
the senators from Minnesota, Nebraska
Colorado and Kansas, and Of Senator
Higgins, Of Delaware. Secretary Noble
is said to favor the appointment Of Gov.
Stone.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
COPPER'S MESS.
Millions Lost In France--W Waiting for the
American Delegates.

LONDON, March 26.-Copper still monop-
olizes the attention of fnanciers, and in
France has become a political factor.
Taking copper at ESQ per ton, it is cal
culated that the syndicate will lose Co.
100000 In the French chamber the dep
puties and ministers described the authors
OF the syndicate as ruined The Societe
des Metaux shareholders are represented
as cleaned out.
The French government is acting very
cautiously regarding the reconstruction OF
the Compton Escompte, which is nick
named by Parisians "Le Panama des
Riches" The Compton d'Escompte's
original paid up capital and reserve, to-
gether with $4,000 900, are regarded as
lost. The statutes OF the new Compton
d'Escompte stipulate that its business
shall be confined to discount and advance
operations, and its functions limited to
acting as an intermediary between COM
mercial firms and the bank of France.
The capital is divided into $4,000 shares
OF 500 francs each.
Societe des Metaux shares rose yester-
day on reports that the bank OF France
had agreed with the principal copper war
rant holders to take no decision until the
delegates of American mines arrive and
make final effort to bring about union
among the mines before making forced
sales. Moreal has been appointed judicial
liquidator OF the Societedes Metaux.
The London copper market closed
brighter yesterday. 1t is believed that
consumers will shortly be compelled to
buy in order to fill the actual gaps.
Sixteen hundred tons were sold yesterday
at prices ranging from G4O 15s to cal los
the closing rate.
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THE RAILROADS.
A., r. & y. +. Changes-The FriSco--A
New Line-Short Earnings.

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of tto = "a Ts n."d o5,T !, ero "t,i.'
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e Viynn ha. ,sa,, ,,,'',''';'',,i ~ .,,r,or;r'
tendent ,,f ,.rr,;noIs i,,, ioa
at Kansas civ ~ T III i"".tn.o
nertn;niny tn ,hn - rnr.t;,,, danar,,nar, , ,."'. -
from Aryent n. ~, a,,... ti.r ;,"Ina;,o n
Tho fa;lv Nv M.r,,',v -; Son,a Va
contains a ienythv or,;'.,o or tho % r';iroa5
srusr;nn trn, un. =" .;"ana,,,|','an, Hm W, nHa1 E
II urpes the narnssity Gar " rnaI fron,
Denver throuch S.nt. Eo ,n ri poso and
saws such road would he a yrest nortb
and sou h feeder n tha For. Worih a.
Albuouernua and [,thor roods -.Ga1ntto
|, !. said Tint i:an u.;ruInu nraa;dont
0f tnP ~ | u Sup Ipunriarn
panv, has Leen negot;atiny with Fnro.
ncan canit.lis,a dnring IL, rocert tr;n
abroad ioy the nnrnnsa ri rs sernr;ny thrr r
necessary funds for the comnletion of the
line iron; salem AZ to lila Rnrt and
from Sannlna r ~ Alhnn,arnne \
NJ. and wbile nothino defn;te is known
as n tho resnlt nf i;s mission i i
,hrewdly snrn;se3 tbst he haa henn enc.
ressful and that tbe construction of the
line ~;ll has;n in a iew ueats ~ " ''N
nav railwav arrvov haa hea, ,on,.
n,e,od fror PnohIo r. I;nnn;son rho
proicrted route of the road Known ~ ths
puehlo Gnnnison a rarfr ia f FROM
Pueblo :, s. Mayy,a therce IN tha uunr.
fano ,hronyh ,Iantinea p.ss Ip Sagnacba
md from there over Cocbetons Pass asst t.
S;unnison The nrosnects ior rom,nenc' nsI ~
;ns work nm the rood a, an az oarlv dav oro
oond Tbaro win ha q hranrb h,i,t ~
ibe 81 Ma,y coa, Tinaa and a,so ,r won, NJ
Sac,arhe r. so,na nnint in tbe ,owcr n.rt t
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Funeral serv-
ices over the remains of the late Associate
Justice Matthews were held yesterday
afternoon at his late residence, DR.. Ham
lin and DR.. Leonard officiating. The
president and cabinet, justices OF the
supreme court and many members OF
congress and other prominent persons
were present. The remains were then
carried to the Baltimore & Ohio station
and conveyed to Glendale. Ohio, for in
terment in Spring Grove. The attendance
OF public personages and personal friends
was unusually large. Among the latter
was Rev. Father 2. =. Cooney, OF Notre
Dame university, Indiana, who was chap
lain Of Col. Matthews regiment during
the war. The services were conducted by
Rev. T. G. Hamlin, Of the church of the
Covenant. The party accompanying the
remains to Cincinnati includes Justices
Lamar, Blatchford, Gray and Harlan.
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VIII Shut Down.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 2G.-The Penn
sylvania coal company has informed
the miners that shutdown had been de-
cided upon to take place at once. The
suspension will take place at once. The
suspension affects nearly 1000 men. The
company says the shutdown will only be
temporary. Old miners assert that in
eleven years there has not been so con-
tinued a dulness as at the present time
Their earnings have not exceeded $15 a
month. Miners, as rule, live in rented
houses, the monthly rent OF which aver
ages from $6 to $S, leaving OF their earn
ings not more than 50, at best, with which
to support families.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
Canned Goods Rates.

SAN Francisco, March 26.-The mer.
chants of San Francisco aud eastern
cities recently signed petitions asking for
another meeting Of the transcontinental
association to consider the necessary re-
duction Of certain rates, among Others
the rate on canned goods which is now
81 20 per 100 pounds. Gamers here state
that there are two or three thousand car
loads of canned goods here now ready to
be shipped east and to Europe, but tina,
81. 20 would make the goods dead loss
to shipper and consumer. General Man
ager Bissell of the Atlantic 4 Pacific says
that another meeting of the association
would undoubtedly be called.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
Our Mary's Misfortune.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.--Miss Mary
Anderson's physician reported to-day
that she was suffering from nervous pros
tratlon caused by overwork, and that her
condition had improved some In the last
twenty-four hours. She occupies q suite
OF rooms at the Stratford, and has not
left her apartments since her arrival. No
one, except her immediate family is per-
mitted to see her. Several intimate
friends, who called to-day, went away
without being received, although Miss
Anderson was not confined to her bed.
The rumor that her mind IL unhalancei
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wEOFFER YOU WEALTH

BY gtving you the current information
necessary to intelligentty utilize your
means. For sl.0O. The Kansas City
Weekly Journal sixty-iour column paper,
complete in eyery feature necessary to
make it irst-class, can be had fer sl.00
per year. Those who have received this
valuable paper during tho campaign need
no introduction. To all others We say, try
il. Hand yo,lr subscriptions to the pub
lishers OF This paper and he will forward
same 70 us. Journal Co.. Kansas City.
No
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DIED,

Mrs. Vim. NJ. McCleery, nee Allie
Warren, departed this life at her home in
St. Louis on Thursday last. She WAS the
only daughter OF Judge and Mrs. II. L.
Warren and was we'll known in Santa Fe
having frequently visited this city and,
for time made her home here. She was
20 years OF age, and leaves husband and
one child She had been an invalid ioy
years. Mrs. Warren was with her during
her last hours.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
Tho Australian Wheat Crop.

SAN FRANCISCO, March c6.--Advices
from Sydney announce that the Australian
wheat crop has fallen short of the esti-
mated product for the season, and that
the stocks are being firmly held owing to
the probability OF the imposition Of pro-
tective tariff by the colonial government
at Melbourne, and the receipts to date are
over $4,000 bags short.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26

New YoRK, March 26.--The latest dis.
patches from Lendon concerning the
great Gladstone victory at Remington
says: "It is impossible to impress upon our
friends that the main effect of this cleo
ton is the decentralization OF the Minis
terialists and envenoming OF the Opposi-
ton. Sixty shaken London Tories will
hamper Balfourism. The government will
not apparently change its policy, but its
weakness will become more and more
evident. 1t will drag out its discreditable
life of the last, for the tories never dreamed
of resigning. The Unionists must sup
port them, for to the Unionists dissolution
means extinction"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
Newspapers In 1880.

From, the edition OF Geo. 7. Roweil 4
Cos American Newspaper Directory,
published April ] (its twenty-first year
it appears that the newspapers and peri
odicals OF all kinds issued in the United
States and Canada now number Il JOY
showing gain of 1917 during the last
twelve months, and of 7 1882 in ten years
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
Suit for n Dime.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 26.--Judge W.
II. Murray, stakeholder Of the Georgia
railroad company has instituted suit
against the company for 10 cents. The
money was for storage collected by the
local agent for bottle Of whisky which
had remained in the freight house more
than seventy-two hours. This is test
pnaa
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is denied by those around her. The
physician declines to makea any statement
about his patient except to say that she is
improving. He makes three visits daily
1t Is probable, however, that Miss Ander-
son can not appcnr A2ain in public fur
MANY months,
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A Challenge.

PTrsBrRd, Pa, March 26.---John
Teemer, the oarsman, has issued a chal.
lenge to any oarsman in the world, Gau-
daur preferred, to row a series OF races,
three, four and five miles each, for $500 n
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TERMS OF COURT.
when they viii Open During the En-
sniug Two Years.

Tho NEw MEXICAN has issued ior
general distribution among the members
OF the bar court calendar showing the
dates for holding the various terms OF the
district court during the ensuing two
years, as provided by the new law.
Copies OF these will be furnished attorneys
on application Mt this office. The terms
open as follows:
lsT JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Santa Fe County-Feb. 4, 80; July
20, $50; Feb. 8, 90; July %, 80.
San Juan County--March II, 80; Sept.
2, 80; March 10, 80; Sept. /, 80.
Rio Arriba County-March IL, 'S9
Sept. 0, 80; March II, 80; Sept. s, 80.
Taos County-April |, 80; Sept. %,
80; March 81, 80; Sept. q, ~.
oD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Valencia County-April |, 80; Oct. :,
's9; April 7, 80; Oct. 8, 80.
Socorro County-Apri 10, 80 O,t. Il
'S9; April q, 30; Oct. 20, ~.
Bernalillo County-May 10, 80; Nov.
l. 'S9; May ~, 30; Nov. 10, '",
81 JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Grant County--Feb. Is, 80; Ars. 10,
'S9; Feb. II, 80; Aug. Is, 90.
Dona Ana County-Mch. II, 'Sa; Sept,
0, 's9; Mch. 10, 80; Sept. s, 80.
Lincoln County-Apr. Is, '89; Oct. 2l.
'S9; Apr. 2l, 30; Oct. 10, 30.
Sierra County-May 4, so; Nov. 4, 80
May s. 90; Nov. 8, 80.
4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Colfax County-Mch. IL, 80; Sept. g.
'89; Mch. 10, '9O Sept. 8. 40.
Mora County-Apr. !, 'B9; Oct, 7, 's0
Apr. 7, 100; Oct. Q, 80.
San Miguel County--Apr. 10, 80; Ot
q, $50; Apr. q, 80; Oct. 20, 90.
Old papers for wrapping purposes 10
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Whom tho Boys Come Back.

New YORK, March 26.--The American
baseball players now in Europe will start
for home on March l9, instead Of April
4, as previously stated. They will sail on
the Adratic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26

Complexion Powder Is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet in this eli.
mate. Pozzoni's combines every element
Of beauty and purity.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26
Acclimated stock,

All varieties Of fruit trees, selected es-
pecially for their adaptability to the vari
Gus attitudes ot New Mexico; any age
desired. Ornamental trees, shrubs and
vines.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-26

Specialties just received: Poultry
Of all kinds, Sea Fish Of the
rarest varieties, the celebrated
Gold Cap Royal Oysters, Celery,
Young Lettuce, Young Radishes.
BlLGY'S PRODUCE ANNEX.
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.---------- ---- .------
METEOROLOGICAL.

Maximum Temperature -, --.....- '.-, IS
Minimum Temperature. 80 80. ........s3.
Ios4I freClpitaucn .,...... .,.... ...,.. w.
v. l. WIpAEYER, Seryt. signal Corps.
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Old papers for wrapping purposes for
sale ut this office.
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GRANT RIyEEnuHG.

pArnoSIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12

The Grand PREREQUISITE of Vlgor.
The DIAL operation of digestion and assimi-
lstion is the grand prerequisite of vigor. To
insure the conversion of food into rich nu-
trious blood, it is only necessary TO use with
persistence and systematically Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. The fountain head of sup
To regulate, to Invigorate that organ, and
thus facilitate its digestive and assimilative
processes, should be the chief aim of those
troubled with deficit of stamina. Nervous
ness, insomnia. feeble appetite-these are
usually traceable 10 impaired digestion. Over
come this and you of necessity dismiss its
multifariOus, peTplexing and harassing symp-
toms. The emaciated can never hope TO gain
flesh so long as assimilation is imperfect.
The Bitters surmounts the only obstacle to an
increase not only of vigor, but of bodily sub
stance. Conquer also with the Bitters ma
laria, kidney and liver complaint, cOnstipa-
tiOn and rheumatic trouble. Thoroughness
its effects. 9-l-6t