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The morning call., 1893-08-20
SAW DOMINO WIN 1T.
The Rich Produce Stakes Taken
in by Keene's Colt.
And 1t Was Done in the Presence
of Great Throng of
People.
Special TO THE MORNING CALL

MONMOUTH, Aug 19.-Twelve thousand peo-
pie today saw Domino win the $4,000
Produce stake for two-year-olds. The track
was In superb CONDITION.
Five and a half furlongs, StoneDeIl won De-
fargila second, Cactus third. Time. :071a.
six furlpngs, Henry of Navarro won, Illusion
second, Omus iblfd. Time, /: 10.
One mile and furlong. NOmad won, Best
Brand second, Long Beach third. Time.
1884.
Six iurlongs, Produce stakes, Domino won.
Discount second. Declare third. Time, :141a
Jersey handicap, one mile and a quarter,
Bassettlaw won, Sir Francis second, Ramapo
third. Time, 2:OS1a.
Six furlOnss. Roy Lochiel won, Estelle Sec
ond. Arab Third. Time. 1;l5l4.
SARATOGA, Aug. l9.-The rack was fair.
Six furlUngs, Elizabeth won. Linda second,
SandOwne ihnd. Time 1884.
Six furlongs. Highland won. Henry Young
second. Captain Brown third. Time. 1171a.
One mile. LoudOn won, Judge Morrow sec
o0d. Charade third. Time. 40
Five furlOngs, Dobblns won, Kentigoina sec
ono, Figaro third Time. :031a.
won. Nancy Lee second, Ella q turd. Time,
STA.
TWO and a quarter miles. fun steenlschase
course, Ecart won, ST. Luke second. Futurty
third. Time, 6:22.
ROCHESTER,. Aug. 19.-The track was good
and the weather fine.
Unfinished 2:14 pace from yesterday, Hal
Hillard won Paul second, Maggie L third.
Best lime, 2:11A.
2:27 trot, Beilini won, Charley second,
Adra Belle third. Best time. 2:16.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
An Increase in Deposits Noted in the
Last Year.

Los ANGELES. Aug. 19.-Comparative
tables published by the Express to-day, on
the basis of the official reports by the State
Bank Commissioners, show that the
deposits In the nineteen banks of Los
Angeles ON July last aggregated S11.-
000, 900. a gain of almost S1.000 600 Is CON-
pared with the bank statements of twelve
months previous. This large increase was
despite the financial furry which occurred
here in June last, and which resulted in
the failure of the City Bank, all the other
banks continuing to do a safe and prosper
Gus business
The gain in deposits is chiefly In savings
banks, the commercial banks showing a
slight net increase and the national banks
falling off about $500, ,000 The business #
the Welis-Fargo Express. the postotfice
and the railroads here shows large in
crease as compared with last summer.
Building continues active and structures
are now being erected which represent an
investment of more than 81, 600 in hard
cash. Business Is quiet and there are
some idle men here. but a confident feels
Ing prevails and the tone of the real estate
market is improving.
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EMBEZZLEMENT AT nODESTo.
The City Clerk, q. ii. Golden, Found
Short in His Accounts.

MODESTO, Aug. 19.-The Board OF Trus-
tees OF the city declared the office of City
Clerk. held by G. 81. Golden. vacant on
August on account of shortage in his
bond. Yesterday at the Board of Equali-
zation it was found that Golden, as ex-
off1ciO Assessor. had falsified The roll of
personal property. collecting larger
amounts than we're turned in. Out of
twenty receipts examinsd a shortage of $50
was discovered. 1t is believed that further
investigation will develop still greater
discrepancy. In addition they fad claims
to be paid in are $50 shorter.
warrant was issued last night charg-
Ing Golden with feloniously changing the
assessment roll. He has disappeared and
the police have failed to arrest him. Two
hundred tax receipts were issued, and the
total discrepancy will not he known for
several days. The roll also shows many
clerical errors. The estimate the amount
of the shortage is about $3.50. AS Assessor
he only had power to coiiects the PERSONAL
property tax. Since GOLDEN was deprived
of Office ne has made many charges against
members Of the Board OF Trustees and
threatened to institute a suit for his Office
and damages.
The missing ex-City Clerk of Modesto
came toward Stockton this morning, a1d
was seen walking into this city; but the
police have failed to find him. A Constable
from Modesto was here to-day with war;
rant for Golden's arrest, but could not
locate the man
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Novel Plan to Increase
the Currency.
BELIEVED TO BE FEASIBLE.
There Will Be a Large Circulating
Medium Even Though Ready
Money Is Scarce.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Ths City Bank of
Buffalo has devised new scheme for the
temporary relief of the financial strin-
gency. Briefly stated, the plan is for the
City Bank to issue New York drafts in
uniform sums of 81. 81. So and $40, pay
able to bearer. and let them be passed
from hand to hand as cash till it becomes
convenient TO redeem them in Government
currency. Being drawn to bearer no in
dorsement will be needed to pass title, and
being drawn on New York they have both
the collaterals deposited with the local
Bankers Association and money on de.
post in New York to secure the holder
against loss.
An amusing incident occurred to-day at
bank in Wall street A depositor de-
manded $1,000 in currency. He had a large
balance to his credit 1t is said he admit
led that he was going to sell it at a
premium, and the bSnk-teller refused to
give him the currency. The officers of the
bank were appealed TO and strong Ian
guage was used on both sides. Finally the
Dank-teller. pur>uant 10 orders, offered the
deposition $1,000 IN silver dollars QegaLten-
der money! and told him to take it away.
1t was necessary for the drawee to get an
express-wagon for that purpose. Silver
dollars. however, command a premium.
although not much as currency.
Currency on Wall street j. quoted at 1A
to premium and gold 215 per cent pre-
MUM. The supply of cotton and provi-
sions augurs we'll for the continuance of
further imports OF gold. The imports for
the week were 1.249, 760; exports of sill
yer S264. 600. There was an increase of
S702.000 n the circulation for the week.
La Touraine arrived from Havre to-day
with 5.741, 900 francs in gold.
LONDON. Aug. 19.-Gold to the amount
of el10.000 was Withdrawn to-day from the
Bank of England for shipment 10 the
United States. The Campania sails from
Liverpool to-day with es65. 900 and the
New York from Southampton with e30, 900.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10. - The Anderson
Pressed brick Company made an assign
ment to-day. The plant is valued at
S350,000 and there are about 100000 COM
pIeted brick on hand. The liabilities are
chiefly 10 stockholders.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19-The Greedy Burn
ham Grocery COMPANY filed articles of as
signment this afternoon. The firm was
not engaged in active business, having
been in liquidation since MAY Is last. The
assets are stated tn be S352, ,842 and the liza
biliiies 100000. If there is no shrinkage
in the assets the firm will be able to meet
all of its obligations.
HAVANA, Aug. 19.-Ths Bank of Com
merce of this city has suspen ded.
PUEBLO. C0lo., Aug. 19.-Bank Exami
ner j. Sam Brown to-day gave permission
to the Central National Bank. which sus-
pended July 15. to resume business on
Manday morning. The American and
Western national banks. which suspended
the same day. have received permission
from Comptroller Eckels to resume, and
are rapidly complying with the conditions
required
The morning call., 1893-08-20
NAPA MEET CLOSED.
A Peerless Day Sees the End of
the Races.
The Favorite Beaten i'm the Mile Dash.
Cyrus Captures the Event
for PAGERS.
Special to THE MORNING GALL

NAPA, Aug. 19.-The sixth and last day
OF the Napa meeting proved an ideal day
for racing. The weather was clear and
warm and the park WAS well crowded with
visitors. both in the grand stand and in
carriages. AS on Friday. the event of the
day was the mile bicycle race for the Ham,
mersmith & Field trophy. 1t was hotly
contested race. Gardiner winning in 2:58A,
with Bennie second and Chapman third.
In the unfinished special trot, pnstponed
from Friday. Polly and Dan Brown, not
having taken a heat, were sent 10 the
stable. Like-Like won the heat and the
race in 2:26A, with Mollie Patten second
and Antares third.
In the yearling district mile dash there
were six entries as follows: Select, Pilot
Nelson, Maud Pilot. SpotIess, Gallag her
and Cnno. Spotless sold favori:e. bnt
Z. P. Heald's Pilot Nelson won easily in
3:02b, with Select second.
In the 2:25 pace there were nine entries.
with Cyrus hot favorite. Cyrus won the
first heat in 2:17h. Jingler second and
Blonde Wilkes third. The second heat
was won by Cyrus. Jingler second, OrIand
third and Pascal distanced. Time. 2:1S.
After this heat the Palo Alto stallion
Truman (2:12) trotted an exhibition mile.
going to the quarter in :33. the half in
1 '0s% and home in 2:16R. Later he
irotfed a second mile. making the quarters
as follows: :34A. 1904, As and 2:17h
The third heat of the 2:25 pace was won
by Cyrus, with Jingler second and Wilkes
third.
In the four-year-old 2:3O class trot Muta-
mia wynn in two straight heats
Summaries-Unfini special trot,
Lke-Like won. Mollie Patten second.
Antares third. Time, :26A
The morning call., 1893-08-20
MARKHAM AT HOfIE.
The Governor on the Special Session
and Anti-C1ineSe Trouble.

PASADENA, Aug. l0.-Goyernor Mark
ham and party arrived home this evening
from two weeks fishing trip in the San
Gabriel Canyon. The Governor was much
benefited physically by the outing. When
questioned on the matter of calling a
special session of the Legislature to con-
slider the Midwinter Fair project he said
he had not yet made 10 his mind. nor
would he do so until he had given the sub
1ect serious consideration. Regarding the
request for troops to quell the anti
Chinese trouble, he said ne had wired for
information TO Judge Conklin of Bakers
field, and was informed that there was no
Immediate necessity for the militia. He
had notified Judge Conklin that Captain
Cook could call out the troops If necessary,
but with discretion. The Governor has re-
quested that he be kept fully informed as
to the situation
The morning call., 1893-08-20

20 make the encampment success and
are pleased with their treatment by the
tradespeople of Eureka, no exorbitant
prices bring exacted.
The committee of arrangements has been
a little tardy and The camp is not yet in
complete order. Monday the floors of the
officers quarters will be laid. A flagpole
has been raised and "Old Glory" was
floating to The breeze to-day. Eight COM
panies are in camp. There was parade
to-day in fatigue uniform. The encamp-
msnt will be one of instruction.
All next week special trains will arrive
at the camp. Tomorrow the band will
give con cert
The morning call., 1893-08-20
RUSIE'S PITCHING.
The New York Wonder Seems to
Have Reqained His Cunning.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-The Orioles won in
the second inning: Score: Baltimores z,
Louisvllles g.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19.-Tbe Browns
oalted out u victory to-day: Score: Philadel-
phlas 2, 81. Louis 3.
NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-The Giants won by
the pitching OF Rusie. Score: New Yorks 2,
CleveandsaO.
BROOKLYN, Aug 19-Daub lost tie game
fer Brooklyn. Score: Brouklyns 3, Cincin-
natis 4.
BOSTON. Aug. 19.-The champions won the
frst game alter 4 hard struggle and succeeded
IN iteing the second. First game: Bostous 13,
Pitts0urgs 10. Second game: Bostons 5, Pitts
burgs 5.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-The colts won an unin-
ingtOns A.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Body of a Suicide Found.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 19.-Rgncher James
Linahan, while at work beyond Milpitas
today. found the body of man much de-
composed. The man was identified as
James Denuison, a labOrer. aged as who
had been employed by John Sherman in
Calaveras valley. 1t is thought he COM
mitted suicide about week ago while on
drunk. An inquest will be held in the
mnruinU
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Matted CAMP BROWN.
Outing of the Second Artillery at
Eureka

EUREKA. Aug. 19.-The regular routine
sf camp life will begin tomorrow. when
the advance guard of the Second Artillery.
now in camp. accompanied by the Tenth
Battalion, will form line upon sighting the
Humboldt off the bar aud march to the
wharf TO receive the balance of the troops.
The Tenth Battalion and Companies A of
Eureka and 3 of Arcaia will 20 into camp
tomorrow. The camp has been named
Brown in honor of j. b. Brown of the
Tenth Battalion. All are doing their best
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Struck With a Bottle.

SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 19.-Last even
ing Bronco Charley. a negro. went into
the Redight saloon to get drink and was
set upon bv three Italians. They pushed
him To the sidewalk. wien he struck one
Of them over the head with a bottle, cut
ting the scalp open and making a wound
several inches in length. All the parties
concerned were arrested.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
KILLED HIS PARTNER.
A San Francisco Prospector Shot in
Alaska

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. Aug. 19.-The
steamer City of Topeka arrived from Alas
kan ports this evening and reports the
killing of a pTospectnr named Anderson,
at Tumgan. on May 26, by his partner,
George p. Kirk. Both men were from
San Francisco. and went north early last
Arril on the schooner VOlante 10 Cooks
Inlet. Kirk. who gave himself up TO the
authorities at Stka, says that on the day
mentioned. while camped at Tumgan
Creek, Anderson attempted to go away
with the boat and provisions. Kirk tried
to stop him. but was shot a. by Anderson.
Kirk returned the fire with his rifle, kill
ing Anderson. Kirk then threw Ander-
sons BODY overheard and proceeded to
Stka, 1900 miles distant, where he sur
rendered himself to the authorities.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

II seaenta1y occupation,
plenty of sitting down and not
much exercise, ought to have
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
to go with it. They abso-
lutely and permanently cure
Constipation. One tiny, sugar
coated Pellet is a corrective, a
regulator, a gentle laxative.
They're the smallest, the east
est to take, and the most
natural remedy-no no reaction
afterward. Sick Headache,
Bilious Headache, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all stom-
ach and bowel arrangements
are prevented, relieved and
cured.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
SWIMMING AND ROWING.
Last Day of Sport at the Lake
Geneva REGATTA.

LAKE GENEVA, WIS.,, Aug 19.-At the third
aud last day OF the Columbian regatta there
was a crowd as large as yesterday
The first event. 100-yard swimming race for
The championship OF the Central Association,
Amateur Athletic Union, OH which u misunder-
standing occurred yesterday. wa. won by V.
NJ. Harding of the Chicago Athletic Associa-
tion.
Four-oared gig. International, one mile, the
Delaware crew won. IrOquois second, Evanston
third Time. 6: IA.
Eight-Oared shell international, one mile
Minnesota won IN :4f1a.
The swimming race for the championship of
the Centra! Association. Amateur Athletic
UnioD,was won by j. II. WhiTimore OF the Pas
time Athletic Club of st. Louis in 81 :05.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
EmbezZler Whitman Crosses the
Line From Lower California.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 19.--William Whit
man, wanted by the American Express
Company for the robbery OF that company
of $1,000 at Springfield. ILL.,, was arres ted
here to-day and was taken East by Sheriff
Hill. Whitman has been taking his ease
at the Valley of Palms in Lower Calfor-
MIA and was induced to come up across the
line and confess. About $4,000 was re-
covered from him.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
r1et a Frightfui Death.

SPOKANE, Aug. ia terrible accident
occurred in an old sawmill at the foot Of
Bernard street this morning. George "a.
Maxwell was caught by revolving shaft.
whirled over it, dashed hundred times
against the floor and ceiling and crushed
and mangled and torn to pieces till his
body was hurled across the room, life
less mass OF flesh and broken bones.
Maxwell came here from Little Rock,
Ark, where his parents now live.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Wimbledon Cup Match.

SEAGIRTH, n. j., Aug. 19.z-The Wimbledon
cup match, third series of tile National Rife
Association OF America, was shot to-day, the
distance being 1000 yards. Only five coniest.
ants nr'd the required number OF shots, the ir
scores being as follows: Colonel Clay. 10; Cap
tam LORD, ia: Corporal Young, So; Private
Scott, 12o; Major Haries. 125.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
COAST GOSSIP.
Senator White Anxious TO Pass Hi.
MidWinter Fair Bill.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Senator White
will on Monday make an attempt to pass
his Midwinter Fair bill.
Edward j. Barger has been commits
stoned Postmaster at Valley Springs, CAL,
and Helen g. Mix at Billiards Bay. Cal.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original-Solon b. Camp
bell Of Fall Brook. San Diego County.
Oregon: Original widows-Mincr of
Robert Steward of Carlton, Yamhill
County; Susie Perry of Big Butte, Jack
son County. Widows of Indian wars
Harriet Bartlett of Corvallis, Benton
County.
Washington: Original wild dows-Ardilla
G. Robinson Of Ortiny, Pierce County.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
SONORA FIRE CHECKED.
Back-Firing Prevents the Spread of
the Flames

SONORA, Aug. 19.-The immense forest
fires that have been raging n the vicinity
OF Sonora for the past four days are under
control.
Numbers of men turned out and by
back-fring succeeded in confinirg the fire
to the hills. No houses were burned. One
barn belonging to Mr.. Helix was destroyed
and a number of cabins.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
RICH And POOR ALIKE
Feel the StrinSency Of the Money Market.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The rich and the poor realize that the purchasing
power of a silver dollar Is a consideration in these
duh times; they also fully realize that silver
dollar expended at The Owl goes further than a
dollar and half spent in any other drugstore In
San Francisco:
Ayers and Hoods Sarsaparla. 65c Pink Rils.
40c: Graham's Cucumber Cream. 40c; Castoria,
25c; Garfield Tea zoe; Sozodont, soc; Quinine
Pills, SC dozen: Lola Montez Cream. Soc: Scott's
Emulsion CSC: Ponds Extract, 35c; Syrup Figs,
35c; woodbury's Soap, 35c: Hoff's Malt. 25c; Mel
Inns Food 35c ana 65c; Aliens Malt Whisky, s5c,
and all other goods in like proportion and no
"divy" on prescriptions with the doctors.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Fine Fruit aft Fresno

FRESNO. Aug. 19.--Among the many fine
specimens of fruit received by tho Mid
winter Fair directors here is bunch of
Malaga grapes. weighing liz pounds, do
mated by j. III. Roberts of Oleander.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

A great many medicines "relieve :"
Catarrh in the Head. That means
that it's driven from the head into
the throat and lungs. But, by its
mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy perfectly and permanently cares.
my12 cod 2p
The morning call., 1893-08-20

Warren carp few days ago, and who got
carp out Of bad scrape by admitting
that he was the aggressor himself, was ar
rested by the police to-day on charge OF
simple assault and fined $40. Not having
$40. he went to jail.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Heath Case Transferred.

FRESNO, Aug. 19-The case of the Peo-
pie VS.. Richard Heath. charged with tile
murder of McWhirter. was to-day trans-
ferred from Judge Holmes to judge
Webb's department of the Superior Court.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
. Stranded on Hasker Island.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The engne-room of
the British steamer Intiexible, which YES
sci is stranded on Hasker Island. is full of
water and the bottom ripped open from
the forward to No. 8 hold. As tie tide
rises the main deck Is food ed. All hands
are shore,
The morning call., 1893-08-20
An Archduke Exnected.

VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. 19.-Archduka
FraEcis Ferdinand OF Austria is expected
to arrive from the Orient by the next
steamer. and will have big reception
through Canada.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Sort of Rub, ing II In.

SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 19.-Steel. the
man who was stabbed In the back twice by
The morning call., 1893-08-20
IT so. take advantage of our Crockery
ami Glassware Sale this week. This
is not newspaper talk. but Bona.fide
Sale. An inspection will convince
you we mean business.
CHIN A.

1S6-Piece Decorated SemiP Porcelain Dinner
Set. III Blue or Brown. was $l3.now So s5
11S-Piece, shape, " bite Porcelain Din
ner and Tea Set. was $40 50......now 55
Large-sIze Decorated Semi Porcelain Toilet
set, in Blue Brown, was $4.now 90
Large-sze White Stone China Toilet Sets,
was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 10
Large-size Covered Chambers was 75c.now so
Stone China Soap Slabs. was 1Oc......now 80
Decorated Square China Cuspidors. was Csc
............................. now 40
Terra-Cotta Cuspidors, was 30c.......now 10
Rockingham F1re-proof Tea Pots. was 25c
712-Ineh Decorated French China Dessert
Plates, each was s20c.............uow 10.
o42-lnch Semi-POrcelain Breakfast Plates,
brown decorations, each was 1Oc~now O5
French China Sauce Plates. fruit decora-
tions. each was l0c. 0c...............now O5
Decorated China Sugars and Creamers, per
set, was SOC. Observation-Disclosures now 20
Decorated Bread and Milk Sets Bowl,
Pitcher aud Plate. was 50c.now 20
Thin China Decorated Cups and Saucers
each was 25c. 5c.......................,. now 15
3-Piece Japanese Tea Set, was 75cnow 40
S-Pieco Tete-a-Tete Set. fancy decorated,
was Sl O............,.............. 10
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Time, :27ls.
Yearling district. mile dash. purse 500:
LOS ANGELES BANKS.

Time. 3:02lA
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-02
Killed hN iiic

On Monday last Charles Westberg. "A
section hand in the employ Of the North
ern Pacific railroad company. was killed
under the following circumstances: De
ceased and Joseph Giangiobbe were
working Il hand car against a stiff
breeze about 81. miles east of Forsyth.
and a freight train. drawn by engine
No. iio. W. I. Nickel engineer. and
Charles johnson fireman. came mp be
hind them. The engineer whistled. and
the men got off and Westbere was in the
center of the track removing the ear.
when he was struck by the engine and
carried about 200 yards before he fell off
the pilot into Il pile OF rocks. where he
was picked up dead. and taken to For
s.th.
On the following day. Justice Smith
summoned a jury. consisting of +. p.
Drake. foreman; \. J. Kimbail. Charles
Farley. John Carroll. Uriah Cook and
Hugh McHugh, VIII. after hearing the
evidence of the eye witnesses. returned
a verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-02

From the lest issue Of the Denver
Field and Farm we clip the following
mention of this new aud Indispensable
implement on irrigated farms:
The Shuart land grader is the best
farm implement that has come out this
year and everybody is anxious to see it..
We have a telegram from Mr.. Shuart
saying that he will arrive in Denver with
IA carload of his lately improved graders.
and while here he can be addressed care
of the Field and Farm. \ great many
people have written us for information
concerning Mr.. Shuart's invention and
hey will now have an opportunity of
enejng the machine in Denver. 1t will
oon be put out through county agencies.
and the land grader will in time become
as o,nlno III the irrigated farm as the
piow.
One Of these graders is now the prop
erty of the Gilmore Bros. and others
have sent in their orders. No one cult
waiting by irrigation can afford to be
without n as by lis use the farm can
be made as level as "a floor and water
taken everywhere.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-02

II You live in a locality where malaria is preya.
lcht. with a preventive that experience indi-
Gates a. the most reliable of medical safe
-H"st"ttcr's stomach Bitt.rs. Entirely
free FROM tie obicctions-and they are valid
oncs-which attach to the mineral alkaloid
gtIlhfnh, II l. far NOR. effective. and its effects
are not evanrsc"nt. but lasting, unlike those Of
the drug. There are portions of our land and
none more beautiful and more fertile-which at
no season OF the year are entirely exempt from
the malafial sconrec. In such regions Hostel
t"r's stomach Bitters has undergone a confirm
Gus test for the pact forty years. with results
which have established its reputation beyond
all cayil a. a special defense against every form
of lnalarial disease. For biliousne-s. also. il is
an acknowledged specific, and it is a roten.
remedy for constipation, Dyspepsia, rhetBna-
iism aid an Impoverished condition Of the
blood.