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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
WIHANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WANTED Msl, HELPS machine hands
tumfr
WANlfp-fsmaie Hrip--s gtrs to 80 south
D. GENERAL elrIS. asUilg.Taol Flrs i
Soeh. - !eiira = oaalao,i uaaas. l.4ale ),
fafiof. toncr hlack
NE WANT al iu need of employment 70 CAL
Tower binck.
LNR ENCnAN6E-A nice clean 81 40 hard
ware sioch ioT house ana lot la city pay
the difference.
SrEn vla baya new room hous. n south
s~c'sb G-ald Rapids WAY Nil sou pas renlG
5000 only. for home on 6aAls ioi on
s~NNyo shiTley-sf.
x-fo.0 Is the price for l-story. Groom house
.ANfO on fernando-st
1000 vii actually bay q nice little room
c''fNN cottage oa l0ii-afc., nearly new, one
bisck from cars.
xslo0 viii buy house IA good repair. near
sN'fN'V Lincoln Park lot teA-li.
<lrn viii huy q nrN Groom house on Chr ~
spJco 81. faces east
$1,000 a this price We can sell you new
sSlVpO house With q. or rooms NeI ie.
Gated.
<l1,O This "a a rare bargain large iof and
y IN two eTo1u houses vii scli separate
~ don'i miss this chance.
S10Do Our list al this price IL quite eKten-
y l-NV sNe. II you wait % buy al this
lsace be sure Anc see "a.
S1050 Two special bargains At this price
~ one OF " cst SIDE and one IN south
p.Irt Of city.
I'ARMS-We have several nice little farms 70
exchange for city property.
A LITTLE lt.SH will buy one-half interest
- In an oflce business. one Of the best IN The
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

ifihk lail4Ee IS -heaatffu. 4Aa - Aft tht ~
= caH -. seB 80 So N.it a. siasr-Ai tiF
lFeteastuts made. !. = frtFtt.
tN}h sALk a. peN hQme. NJ. - itrsee-
ave-. ASS saDfh II Nes.tAk. eAS - tas
i,sette Siefs aa4 hnsl aeistesi At>=sA "a see
SITS ~ nieatfN 81. Eraft uitEs, 4lN y . T ,ito
I haas e-t aerE tat priet tassl tuA.. e.
l4fs anH etef frf >asS ft >aett
r0cl4aisa 1easalz bieek feeIasl aAe = - q
hob sA4k-I have Iar safe f..g 5 oiisni anee
aoorfn 1els7 81 kt<si aaathef 81 81.
ass s4t ~ -<k' Hlsi s.isa - i.aa la SALE p
s-ft. a ~ 4r@fss n lit.Au4-si., sc-obe Hi'.t
k,Nk oAtk-Ntu llroau bauss - lagFaee
Asrs betHfrl Lava NaUf5 4ao iif f-Att.,
trfss .Sef ltrnacs. ceiatnte0 ecii.f tnaef eailfe
Hossr. suNor sils Nalei. cis4arA. kAA fs&htsi.
filf ilraffa aax eila4N e1islae c.iiil esf. Lf>t
sI1fg rEisued ln paaeita oak. thsloe oles y
a&rble ikf&tofa sRa bl+a sab usih tpi Aae
ceid Nattfs toi .Dtttt kf4alta seQ1rs, fafN
~aiks aid cohcfetf street a4.AA yard tiill -
Astufal nskS. hoHss ta.it ~ NJ. materials 81
thfaDEAs price >ttei. g. 50 ser moltt. New
t~rocn housr 81 f4risaft.. VIII al in aoSfa
tre xgilnenkS. eAtl Df - pcs nsNhth 90 pay
ments. 3 atkng lots Na Paris 80 if--s ape Ter.
Faas-axM Af iron ssk g. $3.50. th4rlet "
llfls LseaSard block fakfisst, tntTA4ac-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Big Rapids Pioneer:
Mr.. Turner's reply 10 the Infamous
McElroy article which recently appeared
IL the Free Press occupies nine columns
of this mornings Grand Rapids TELE-
GRAM HERALD. Every charge of the
ex-superintendent of the Michigan
School for the Blind Is shown to be q
base falsehood, and the statements of
Mr. Turner are backed up by affidavits
which stamp McElroy the chief of pre-
varicators. The truth of the matter is,
the man McElroy's style of doing
things was not endorsed by Mr.. Turner,
who, as member of the board OF con-
troll, WAS instrumental in bringing
about McElroy's discharge as Superin-
tendent of the School for the Blind 4,
and quite naturally the man thought it
a good time TO get back at the author of
his misfortune. The article has re-
suited in unearthing one OF the biggest
falsfiers in the State, but has accom-
plished nothing in the direction in
tended. On the other hand, it has
been 4 good thing for Mr.. Turner-has
made him more solid with the people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
HANDS orr

The following SHOWS non careful
Uncle sam Is not 70 interfere WITH the
privaeies of his subjects. The sea- Of
letter Is sacred. Although lottery
tickets are contgahand, still private
letters must not be tampered With by
post-oftice detectives. The Postmaster
General says:
''The seal OF letter, or Of any sealed
packet prepaid st letter rates, must not
be disturbed for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning Il us TRANSMISSION IN the mail
or is delivery at 4 post-0Ehee y fo.bid-
den by the provisions OF TINS act. Nor
will the mere suspicion that such lette.
or packet relates 90 lottery, or the
fact that it is addressed 10 any person
known TO he engaged Ia the business or
conducting 4 lottery, justify It's deten-
ton or non-delvery except that the
delivery of registered letters at the
Office of destination shall be withheld
when the Postmaster General has IS
sued specific orders 10 that effect"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Tur Democrat Is trying hard 70 get
tbe workingn1en Of this country dissstis-
fed. because the Owsshtsnong and
Peninsulsr clubs nav have % pay a
higher duty on imported vines ard
cigars We imagine We see the work
incmen in tears.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
REAl EsqAFL-O0 -O0uKTRK.

INoA NA4 f-s,. Hcrfs lana. large neN house
Il .sasIa lfanl hAfu ell lraii clt. tsoo4
roaa. ih4ee-g gusrfers ~ q nliie east Il fiaiar
heid-ayt- ca Knapp roAu Inquire GA prem
isos. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Yours very truly,
Inrr.- vsrra-N

We give Mr.. Jsmieson's letter entire
Just ss twas written, although il con-
tslns very delicate Insnuauon ss to
the houorsblsness Of our intentions. If
the TEIEeRsN-H HEFALD's intentions
we're not honorable, We should not
have published Mr.. Jsmieson's letter.
II Mr. Jamieson's 6gures are correct.
the TE1EsRAN-HERAID vas II error as
n the amount Of goods purchased by
the United states of Great Britain. a.
compared with the amount taken by
her dependencies. The principie at
Which Nc were aiming il rot affected.
however. The fact that 64,o09.o .ooo peo-
ne have purchased nearly hsif ss
much ss Eoglands 500 ooo ofs, Shows
that there has certainly been no COM
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
In ,IIl,aI.IntKs.

Any Subscriber "a IHt ikLEShAoi-
HERALD wao fails 10 receive the paper
regularly. or ~b0 may have reason 10
complain OF late delivery, viii confer a
special ravor - informing this once OF
the fact AZ onee. send postal card OF call
up telephone 83i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Muskegon Chronicle

The attack on James NJ. Turner is by
a discharged empIoye, who shows his
animus in every paragraph, while the
members OF the board he served under
stamp him as a liar. Even II his own
account were true il would exhibit hun
"a winking at and concealing Tor his
own benefit the things which now,
years later. he publishes in simulated
paroxysm Of vlrtuous l?) anger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
COURT RECORDS.

Young men 60 and hear, I. NJ.
McNelgA al A. o. III. Hall tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

THE Illinois Steel Company will en-
gage in the manufacture of tin-plates
in Chicago, occupying an extensive and
costly plant, to DO established at once.
There is even now an army of men at
work in the Black Hills mines, with q
pay roll of $4,000 per month and
branche; of the C. b. & @. and other
railroads viii be soon extended to the
mines. Keep your eye open, Mel, and
you will know more about tin plates in
the course OF a few years. You will
forget what you said, but the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD will not, although it may
graciously forgive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
sta rieket.


Fer G0veruor-
JANIS ". TURNER. OF Ingham-
For Lieutenant tosernur-
EfLlIAN :. LINTON. Of Saginaw.
Fcf secretary of slate
For state treasurer
JOSEPH 3. MOORE. OF Wayne.
Fer Auditor Geueral-
THERON r. GlDDINGS. OF kalamazoo.
For Commissioner OF State Land once
JOHN T.. BERRY. o. UtseSo.
Tor Attorney Geueral--
BENJAMIN W. JSTON. OF Tuscola.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
ORR SCut RI. OF Baton.
For Member 0i STATE Board 0f Education
JAMES N. BALLOJ. Of Alegan.
For Justice OF the supreme Court
EDWARD CANlLL. OF lnsnan-
Congressional Ticket
or Rerresentatlve IN Congress, Fifth District.
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

County Ticket.
For state senator
WILLIAM l.. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC r. LAMOREAUX.
For County Clerk
JAMES ,. KNOX.
For Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County treasurer
SHERMAN L. COISON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES T. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
DWIGHT GoSS-
ALFRED W0LCOTT.
For COrOners-
HENRY L. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For Surveyor
DORR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

A MANS hopes, wishes and faith
usually follow the line of those things
nearest 10 his heart-and stomach. The
Democrat says: Yankee ingenuity
may devise way produce champagne
from gypsum. 1t is about as likely as
our making tin plata problem YAM
keo Ingenuity has been working at n
little over loo years without producing
a single sheet" Yankee ingenuity will
have 10 devise some scheme, ere long,
TO meet the growing demands of the
Democratic stomach. The gnawing de-
sires in our contemporary interior
overcame It's recollection temporarily
or it would not have forgotten the fact
that tin-platcs were successfully made
in this country, in lS75-9, and the in
dustry was stranGled by Engl sh compe-
ttlon. Since tnen vast deposits of tin
have been developed. Now the Ameri-
cans propose to make their own tin
plates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
3ESG8

Or more than twice the value Of mer-
chsndise was exported by England 20
her Colonial possessions than 10 the
United States OF America. These figures
are exclusive of specie. In using the
term England the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain is implied.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

IyORKTN6 MIN hTTENTroN-t Or 70 acre
W tracts Tor SAFE near y. A al. Junction. rniV
So an acre Here Is chance u get rood
home.
OK FOOT FRONT on scrihnef-st.. near
EO Bridge. on y tit rents for tiss y yea
CHoICE A. acre farn in southern iiiinoit -
y trade for property here.
NFW room house and choice lots. onir
y so
nEIe STORE business anc sfocF ir frsi
~ class location f0f sac rcsser ief seiiinE.
fil heath ~ proprietor Dfice tLra vpftt
double the amount 70 . I've man
/ HAVE frsf-class hrerr stock fof SAFE ~
Il trade.
MONEY TO LOAN e. q snc prr cent On riH
III EDGED security. Percy snyder p lana. ~.
II WILL PAY parties wishing - ~ 80 In.
j vesfnents 70 cal arc ioes over M iisi -
fore uufctasinE.
PERCY SNYDER
2 Cauai-st.
Teirrhnrs =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENT -

(. G. .. HOLDEN & SONS.
censrsI INs1rRnre Agents srf Frorrlctnrs ~
fts fsnlrer psai fefefs frrhrnrr fsv ~
ssssaf ffe 90 - ~ the 9ranc Rapids NafefF
l,s..sss 3 Co a. ~ sHd = Nruroa 81 an6 Neea~s.
f-havies sns Henry Holtsn haTfrr prer fuiY
si>ef4r esic-rs - fhs COMPANY rer hart -
frsrASennenf ~ 80 same. arc most rssfserf
fulfr so,ifif q cal frerr fheif ffifrCs eff
e.fhsrt srf A. Inspection - fhs vsults anf
.afss rrat lnfr orr ~ aFIes ~ rouF cen
verienrs ve efxzt~tf FIaf ~ 80 81 - ar7
tfras are sho~ ~rn 80 rsuIts whether veH
rrsse ese ~ ter - nef
rHHfLF~ HfIgFN srereterF
HFNFI = Hrl.HEE euIef rterfsrL
Grand ftFfps stFFff tfpokfT Co
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Thus il appears England takes over
half the enure exports OF this country,
which for the same year IS given at
s695 .954, ,507.
In the the same year, 1888, England
exported TO her
British possessions ons...-............f q. ~ s5s
To foreign countries % ff) SIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

The chief articles exported from the
United States to England in 1888 were
a. folIOws.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

'FtHI lall4ee 5 -beaatful 4na - @fs fit ~ !
caH -. teB 80 So Ntlf a. si,S---i itF
lsrQtc1stufk nsa1t. Z. = fEpftt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
rog MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED feH thousand Eooa house
w kcerars 10 eafl st Tearf-sf Tor ueefher
strips house numbers. door plates rubber
stamps etc. etc. vorknen oniy r. E8od habits
sent out 10 put On weather strips. II. =. Bui-
ard ~
WANTED ssIl rbesp. = handsome mirror
W Apply u Ns8sy-st-. corner Mt Fernon.
I70R s4IF-Chesp. 3 horse pover boiler ana
errfre nearly nrw With furna~s eefffna
etc. compete faaHirt u 4. g ThninT; pbons
az. I7stf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

ATNRs. DE. BUTTONS priesf. hospftsl resT
y - fcEnf fnfsnts go s<pTfie-. Nfs D.
Dafton. = NoTtt Lane sv--. N ssf Slat. 15stf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
IeESTs-wkETED.

XNANTED-AreDts for the History Of the Kx-
W piorations OF, Daring Deeds sBd trraad
Achievements 81 STANLEY. agents outfit s. %.
circular free. Address .. A. Brownink A Co.
Toledo. Ohio. Alu
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

THsasegsss ~. s.s.sr sss's - 'i' sss, q - f''i
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
YTscELLlsEoUs

NHS RITTER has removed her srrptovuc.rt
II r~es - Il VI Frffge 81 where insies f-zn
s~ca-e ~. best 81 help. sHe Fi-is ear serrfs
= aeez ln to best fsniiies 81 the effr p
member ~ number. q y brisge Ct. roon 4.
nr.er rvsr lrga *
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.
WANTED-To SILL OR E1CHABoE.

EoR SALE on EXCHANGf-The largest
and best located hotel ia White Cloud.
For particulars address d. A. Mclntyre. White
Cloud. Mich. 2tf
+ HAVE 80 shares Of Folding Chair and
Il Table co. stock FOR sale. The company is
doing a good business and making money. and
the stock can be bought ~ reasonable terms
Inquire Of Peter Doran. Tower block. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

or Rerresentatlve in Congress. FIFTH District
CHARLES ". WATKINS. Of hent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Laot Il-StYSy iemals eeSEis aog. white Ana
tan spottca ceme Is ms rrsidcAce, ~
cfraighi-sf.. 81 oaa a&y Aiiefneani 80 Atf cAA
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Lttfl
1 oSI- fhGrs44y evening, Ntiie uostnx a.
- aat.eae e3k ease, 81 n eSl SIDE floArt
iaiarm NFs q. Il fleroe. . Nerth ffsAs-si.s
Gl1 reorl ft FcnSTd -
1 Nri-N &C nes4ay. pair 81 Esad ese sssts
Il Nith n&alt Nfs Il. u kferhari - f1e1A
fInaer EleAse reiara gkela - tAis oi1os aue -
rtWErdcG. -
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19
The Cost of Human Life.

The great monsters OF mechanical
skill and genius call for the sacrifice oi
q great deal of life and limb in their
construction. The greater the en-.
gineering feat the more extensive is the
loss of life. In the construction of the
Eitfel tower, for instance. twenty-six
lives were lost. according to the official
returns of the French Government; but
it is said that this number would be
largely augmented if the names were
given Of men who died from injuries
received during the construction Of the
tower, and of others who were killed
and whose deaths were not reported
owing to the hue and cry which was
raised after the first two dozen lives
had been sacrificed on the great
structure. The number of men who
were injured during the construction
of the Eiffel tower has been placed Of
5000. This enormous showing Is nc.
counted for by the fact that every In.
jury was reported and registered which
received treatment from the official
surgeons. When man bruised his
finger he went to government sur
geOn to have it dressed. and q clumsy
workman thus got on the list dozen
or two times n year. Serious injuries
were avery small proportion Of the
whole. On the great Forth bridge in
Scotland list OF forty lives lost has
Iced published, but there IL no record
" injuries. IN X Hxa.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19

and, not knowing what it meant, they
hurried forward to the top of the rise.
As they reached it. they stopped short
in terror and amazement, for before
them the whole prairie was black With
madlv rushing buffaloes.
Afterward they learned that another
couple of hunters, four or five miles off.
had fired into and stampcded large
herd. This herd. in its rush. gathered
others, all laundering along together
in uncomfortable and increasing panic.
The surprised hunters were far away
from any broken ground or other place
of refuge; while the vast herd of huge,
plunging, madaened beasts was charg.
ing straight down on them not a quar-
ter of mile distant. Down they camel
- thousands upon thousands. thelI
front extending mile in breadth.
while the earth shook beneath th'iI
thunderous gallop, and as they came
closer, their shaggy frontlets doomed
dimly through the columns of dust
thrown up from the dry soil. The two
hunters knew that their only hope for
life was to split the herd, which, though
it had SO broad front, was OF very
deep. If they failed they would newt.
ably be trampled to death.
Waiting until the beasts were in
close range. they opened rapid fire
from their heavy breech-loading rifles,
yelling at the top of their voices. For
moment the result seemed doubtful
The line thundered steadily down on
them; then it swayed violently, as two
or three of the brutes Immediately in
their front fell beneath the bullets,
while the neighbors made violent effort
to press off sideways. Then a narrow
wedge-shaped rift appeared in tho line.
and widened as it came up closer. and
the buffaloes, shrinking from their foes
in front, strove desperately to edge
away from the dangerous neighbor
hood; the shouts and shots were re.
doubled; the hunters were almost
choked by the cloud of dust through
which they could see the stream of dark
huge bodies passing within rihe-lengtb
on either side; and in moment the
peril was over, and the two men were
left alone on the plain, unharmed,
though with their nerves terribly
shaken. The herd careered on toward
the horizon. save five individuals who
had been killed or disabled by the
shots. = Theodore Roosevelt. in 81
Nicholas.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19
About Battlefield Fame.

Going to battle and getting shot OF
getting shot at for the love of one.
country is one of those things on which
the world will never stand agreed
The sentimcntalist. the poet, the
orator. and the politiciau-few Of whom
ever go. by the way-will always rave
about the glory which bursts on the
spirit of dead soldier as it returns te
the bosom of Divinity; or the earthly
glory which follows the man who sur.
wives the battle shock.
The story of the "Charge of the Si1
Hundred at Balaklava" is about a.
familiar to Americans rs to English
men. We have had Mr.. Tennyson'i
poem on the ride into the Jaws of death
recited and declaimed oftener than any
martial poem ever written on this side
Ride, I" which is about the only poem o:
q military character that we have. We
have plenty of songs, but few poems o.
the declamatory sort. ..H
England wept over the returning
brave" of Balaklava. and received the
survivors with manifestations of pride
mingled with promises that SO long a,
the sun continued to shine on the
olltisu IsuplEc tuuI lOuS "Oulu sHs
British empire feed and cloth. and sup
port the survivors of that fight which
is still so famous. Ie
A writer in one of the English maya
zines has been looking up these sur.
vivors. and the showing doesn't speat
well for England, and It isn't such as
to encourage fellow to enlist and di.
for his country or become maimeS
veteran. The list shows: II
One in London workhouse; one II
extreme want in a machine-shop; ont
with mo resources; one. - cripple
in the Strand;" three, addresses I'M
known. but their condition is put dowr
as pitiful; one is sweeping roads" fol
. living; another. "miserably poor;'
one. seventy years of age. standing il
public highway. begging and placard
ed, One of the Survivors,; two il
Liverpool sin extreme poverty; the
only Manchester man. with Crimear
medal and Turkish medal. "driftins
from workhouse to lodging house," oni
supported by public contribution
after long time;" another-a trump
eter-'living on Charity" another
'out Of work." in the hospital. two
sin great Distress" four.
And so on.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19
What She Wanted.

ehe didn't want n corner lot way out in Kansas
City.
She didn't want Turkish rug :shc didn't think
them pretty.
She hadn't any use for oil. for chromos or for
waters;
She stuck her nose up at tho dresses worn by
Jones' daughters.
She Just detested diamonds, and thought
jewelry vulgar:
She had no love for ornaments. I,amanan or
Bulger.
She wouldn't drive In coach md four, although
she might have had 'em,
But trudgcd along the street US did her great
forefather, Adam.
She didn't like tho drama. and she thought the
ballet horrid
She didn't like the weather cold. nor yet 50 very
torrid;
She didn't care for household work and had no
love for dishes;
She let her mother darn her hose. for she de-
tested stitches.
She didn't care for isms, and she never wrote q
letter
To the papers telling how she'd try to make the
whole world better:
She lived in Massachusetts,, she was freckled
DER with tan,
And all on earth she wanted was a marriage
able man.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19

AH the yea, ,oa,sA, you may
rely upon DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to purify
the blood and invigorate the
system. It's not like the
sarsaparillas, that are said to
be good for the blood in
March, April and May. The
aGolden Medical Discovery "
works equally well at all
times, and in all cases Of
blood : taints, or humors, no
matter what their name or
nature.
It's the cheapest blood-puri-
fer, sold through druggists,
because you only pay for THE
good you get.
Your money is returned If
it doesn't benefit or cure you.
Can you ask morel
"Golden Medical Discov-
cry" contains no alcohol to
inebriate, and no syrup OF
sugar to derange digestion.
It's a concentrated vegeta.
BILE extract; put up in large
bottles; pleasant to the taste
and equally good for adults OF
children.
The Discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip joint disease
and kindred ailments,
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19

A multitude Of people is yearly passing
from the West to the East. 10 those who
have not been advised we wish to say tha;
the Great Burlington Route. with its un-
equalled equipment and daily through
train service, offers the best facilities ior
all classes Of travel to all points east,
northeast and southeast.
All trains Of this line are made up Of fin
est Pullman palace sleeping cars, Horton
reclining chair cars (free) and elegant day
coaches. The trains on the Burlington
Route are yestibuled and carry the famous
burlington Route Dining Cars" serving
all meals en- route on Trains nnd be.
tween Denver and Chicago. The Burling-
ton is the shortest line TO Chicago and
quickest time and best connections are
made by this route.
Start right on your journey by asking
for tickets via the Great Burlington Route.
Colorado headquarters, 100 Larimer St.,
Denver, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-19
Exsrx.hlne eoe. Wrong

In the bodily mechanism whom the Liver
gets out Of order. Constipation, dyspep
sia, contamination of the blood, imperfect
assimilation are certain to ensus. But II
il easy to prevent these consequences, and
remove their cause, by q course Of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates
the hillary organ and regulates its action.
The direct result is disappearance Of the
pains beneath the ribs and through the
shoulder blade, the nausea, headaches,
yellowness of the skin, furred look Of the
tongue, and sour odor Of tho breath, which
characterize liver complaint. Sound di-
gestion and regular habit of body
are blessings also secured by the use Of
this celebrated restorative Of health,
which imparts degree of vigor To the
body which il its best guarantee OF safety
from malarial epidemics. Nerve weak
ness and over tension are relieved by 1t,
and 1t improves both appetite and sleep.
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