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so Years Of Cures.

sank to the floor, not from the effects
OF the blow, but from lack OF vitality.
He was picked up and carried to his
corner and then to his dressing ROOM
He complained that his head hurt and
asked that he be laid on his stomach
He then became unconscious, From
that time he never spoke audibiy. Ply
slcians were summoned and made an
examination OF the man.
DR.. Bloom, OF the Charity hospital
said that the mans injuries were fatal
and thut he was suffering from hemor-
rhaee OF the brain and possibly concus-
sion, An ambulance was called and the
moor fellow was taken to the hotel Dieu.
The best OF attention was given him,
but at 4:l0 he died. Griffin had also
been badly punished and was taken to
his home. Policemen were sent to
watch by Grlnin'5 bedside,
When Cummings death was an
nounced Griffin was placed under ar
rest, but was not able TO be moved.
CUMMINGS was a motorman and Griffin
the son of a police officer. The former
had been married but seven months.
The fatal termination OF the fight may
have an effect on the scheme to revive
boxing contests and may prevent the
Mcfarland Everhardt fight on Monday
night next
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IT'S so EASY.
When You Know How--AIIow Us TO Tell
You Before You Give Up Hope-WortlS
OF encouragement from Citizen Of
Wheeling.

When You Know HOw-Allow Us TO Tell
You Before You Give Up Hope-WordS
OF encouragement from n Citizen OF
Wheeling.
After trying medicines that helped
you.
When you are completely stuck in de-
spalr.
When your poor back still aches,
Because YOU don't get down to causes.
Try DOnn's Kidney Pills.
The unexpected always happens
If you toss all night racked with back
pain,
The tenant has to be evlcted.
Depend upon Il, it's your kidneys.
II you cannot bend over or straighten
up.
Kidney disorder rarely leaves of its
own accord.
Doan's Kidney Pills do not compro-
mise or arrange for a new lease.
They cure all kidney complaints.
This H. their mission and they fulfin IT,,
Mrs Scott Liston, residing at No. %
South Huron street, says: Last spring
my daughter BERTHE caught n heavy
cold which settled in her kidneys and In
spite of everything we could do she got
steadily worse. Doctors prescribed for
her and bottle after bottle OF medicine
was used, but It did not do any good.
She had such steady bearing down
pains across the kidneys; dreadful
headaches; spells OF dizziness so that
at times she could scarcely get around,
was always tired and distressed; rest
less and irritable and arose In the
morning unrefreshel, and weak, in
fact her whole system seemed affect
cd and nothing seemed to DO the least
bit OF good. was induced 90 try
Doans Kidney Pills and got n box at
the Logan Drug Co, for her. She felt
relief from the first few doses and con
tlnued them until two boxes had been
taken. She n now as strong "a ever
she was, sleeps well. and feels we'll in
every way. Many OF our friends have
remarked the improvement in appear
ance and we have recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills and would not be without
them for any consideration"
Deans Kidney Pills IRE for sale by
oil dealers, or viii be sent by mail ON
receipt of price, 10 cents, Fostcr-Mil-
burn Co, Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
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A FATAL FIGHT


rugllsl Receives Injuries That Ended
In Death Yesterday.
The Tulane Athletic club, Of New
Orleans. was opened last night with a
ZIG bancnt FOR the INDECENT yellow fever
patients and families IN this city. An
attractive programme. including box
Iug bouts WIS arranged, nnd among
these was q contest between jack Cum
WIUg and Walter O.lliln, Both are
uri mou and both had been training
'H NFll for some tluo There was
much interest In the contest mud n big
crowd was on hand pro- Duny was
Tho referee The nght was ~ the whItl.
wind order from Hlnrl tn finish ana both
ma gave ana received much punish.
mont Each wns fairly clover
f'tunu rounds were fought but ho.
'n.u The end NJ That tns both Of the
N#n'ufa were In m apparent state OF
Df"uusiI1n aud phy7Icllna nnd ulhcr7
mIlu efforts prlor 10 The fifteenth
round tJ brnH Tho battle TO q close.
fn 'no fifteenth round drifiin hit cum
mIngs q hurd punch ana Tho latter
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wILKEsBARRE, Oct lex Bank
err f. V. Rockefeller convicted Of re-
ccfvtng a deposit at his bank after he
knew the bank was lnsolvent, was sem
fenced to-day 20 pay fine Of sl,4OO and
serve one year In the Eastern pentcn-
tInry. This Is his second sentence. Upon
the first conviction he was sent to the
penitentlary for two years. There are
stlll a half score indictments hanging
over his head, and according to a rul-
Ing Of the supreme court he can be re-
arrested and tried In each case. The
prisoner Is over 70 gears OF nge, and
when he appeared In court to-day was
quite feeble.
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THE 111Y's HORSE WON
A Rich Stake at Newmarket Yester-
day-Tod sloane's Riding.

A Rich Stake at Newmarket Yester-
day-Tod sloane's Riding.
LONDON, oct. 1S.-Mr jerseys (NTrs.
Langtry) Norman won the Cesarewitch
stakes at Newmarket to-day The
Cesarewltch is a handicap OF % soys
each. with 500 added, for three-year-
olds and upwards, Cesarewltch course,
. miles, furlongs and 35 yards. Mr..
Dobelrs The Rush was second and j.
L. Dugdale's Carlton Grange third
Two American horses August Bel
monts Keenan, and ]. II. Keenes St.
Cloud II: one French horse, Count de
Berteux's Friolera, and an Australian
horse, Prince Soltykoff's South Austria
Ian, we're among the horses starting,
There was a large representation of the
fashionable racing world present. in
Guiding the Prince OF Wales the Duke
OF Cambridge and the Duke and Ouch.
ess of Devonshire.
Tod Sloane, the famous American
Jockey, who rode st. Cloud H.. made his
debut on the English turf In a minor
race yesterday. His riding has been
severely criticised, the Pail Mall Ga
zette for example saying; SLOANE did
not shine In the contest, for his mount
took him all over the course"
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Belmont county gave big majority
last year against the free silver heresy
and that verdict should not be reversed
next month. Not man on the Repub-
llcan legislative ticket will vote Tor a
free silver United States senator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howell leave on
Saturday for Denver, Colo, where Mr..
Howell viii attend the convention OF the
master bridge builders Of the United
States. They will visit number OF
western cities before returning.
George Behanna died yesterday at his
residence on Center street, aged twenty
one years. He was married only six
months ago. The funeral will take place
to-day at O'Clock from the Church of
God.
The teamsters employed on the Mar
tins Ferry extension OF che Wheeling q
Lake Brle railroad, were yesterday
granted an increse OF from 50 to 81 per
day upon asking for It
Martins Ferry Republicans are con-
slderably interested IN the Foraker meet
ing to be held at Bridgeport next Tues
day evening, and large number will go
down.
The newly organized Mite Society Of
the Presbyterian church, was entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Carpenter last
night.
Senator ]. b. Foraker, who speaks at
Bridgeport next Tuesday evening, Is
having wonderful meetings
A large number Of MARITIME Ferry peo-
pie attended the missionary convention
at Wheeling last night.
"a Turkish Bath" will play return
date on Saturday night and will doubt
less have q good house.
Hon. D. X. Walton will preach at New
Matamoras October IS, and at Beverly
the following evening.
A meeting Will be held on Saturday
night to take steps to organize n choral
club.
A select hop will be given at Schedules
hall, October q, by Daugherty's orches-
ira.
Communion will be held in the Bridge
port Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Mrs. C. o. Harbout died at Mt Pleas
ant yesterday, aged seventy-hGht years
Mrs. oscar Hampton, of Bellaire, spent
yesterday in Martins Ferry.
DR.. ]. j. osbnurne. of Mt. Pleasant,
will locate in Wheeling.
Hon. william p. Frye, Of Maine, speaks
at Akron, October %.
Work Will be resumed at the I4aughlin
mill mines to-day.
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PITTSBURGH, oct. 13--The organI-
zatlon OF the greatest combination Of
window glass manufacturers ever
formed in this country was completed
at Camden. n. j.. yesterday. It was
named the American Window Glass
Company and Is composed of all the
factories Of the country except a half
dozen small concerns. The capital stock
Of the company was fixed at Sl,2OOOOO
but the actual capital represented In
the combination aggregates nearly S3S,-
100000. James Chambers, Of this city,
was elected president and Pittsburgh
was chosen as the general selling
agency
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The supreme court has decided that
II is unlawful to allow the use of an en-
blcm by any party required under law
to make its nominations by petition. The
secretary OF state construed the law In
the same manner having last year de-
MED the National Democrats the use OF a
hickory tree as an emblem at the head OF
their ticket. The Mclean Democratic
state committee tried to have the picture
OF Lincoln used atthe head of the Negro
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Try T1eetrlc BlNcrs On remedy for
your troublca2 II not get bottle now
and get relief This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to tho
relief and cure VI all Female Com.
plaints, excrtlnE q wonderful direct In
lluenco In giving strength ana tone 10
the OrunnH If YOU have Loss Of AppC-
lite, Constipation, Headache. Painting
SPELLS, or nrc Nervous Slecplcss EN-
cltable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Blltors In tho
medicine YOU need. Health aud
strength arc guaranteed by tta use.
Flfty cents ana 81 90 at Logan DRUG
CUmpnuya Drug Store 0
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TOPEKA, Kans., oct. 10. - Judge
Wells, Of the Kansas court Of appeals
has rendered decision which several
lawyers declare practically renders the
cluht-hour law IN, Kansas a dead let
ter. A contractor named Bllllngslcy
In doing Job for Marshall county,
worked his men ten hours day and
then made a claim for two hours' extra
pay, which the commissioners refused
10 pay. Judge Wells holds that In work.
Ing his men over eight hours Billings
lev not only subjected himself, but the
rnmmlaaloner 10 q crlmlnnl pr0gecuLIOn.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 1a.-rhe Preal,
dent has made the followng appoint.
mcnts'
no be consul OF the United States
Talbot !. Albert, " Maryland, AT Brung-
wick. Gcrmnng. william A. prchett,
III Now Jsrsoy, o. iholms, France.
To be- collectors " customs John s,
Bethel for the datrlct Of Richmond,
Val Jessie W. Elliott Tor the district
NJ Newport News, VNi william ~,
Sheppard f1r the district OF Apnlachl-
Gala. Ttu
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YOU can't AFFORD to risk your life by
allowing n cold to develop into pneumo-
MIA or consumption. Instant relief and q
certain cure are afforded by one Minute
Cough Cure. Charles II. Goethe. Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
Forty-alxth and Jacob streets; a. H..
schecle, No. COZ Main street; Exlcy
Bros, Penn and Hnno streets; Bowie g.
Co.. Bridgeport.
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OOOO000CO0p
8 BOWLING. Q
cCC0C0000oo
BOWLING,

number Of representatives OF the
newspapers were the guests OF Col
w.uam Fette, at his Harvest Home
,,,Ir8g alleys. out Caldwell's run, yes
,yr'I,v afternoon, and that a couple Of
r,nrs were rnjoyably whtted away goes
'n gsb saving. The handsome new al
,,ys were tried and found true, and In
.s,,' rnntests that followed the seribeS
VA tbq sltIsfaction OF beating Col. Fette.
Tbs afternoon concluded with the dis
.r..5n of an elaborate spread, ut which
Slrmm's extra dry formed no small feat
,r. The newspaper boys were delight
cJ with theIr entertainment, and before
having passed a hearty vote OF thanks TO
thr,r host
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The uniforms for the Confederate
Spy" will arrive from Philadelphia the
latter part OF this week and full re-
hearsal will be held on Saturday night.
All Of those who will take part should at
tend this rehearsal and the dress re-
hearsals to be held on Monday and
Thursday evenings, commencing next
week
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Protective Party, which is a product Of
the fertile brain Of Allen o. Meyers and
suit was brought against Secretary OF
State Kinney solely for political effect
but II don't go.
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Earned runs, none. Two base hits, Nlck-
ors, Walton and Westlake Base on balls
Lucas 2 Struck out, by Lucas 8: by Kane
g. Wild pitch. Kane /. Passed balls,
Johnson 9 Left on bases, BRIDGEPORT Z;
laundrys G. Time OF game, 1855. Umpire
lrOwn
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Uhelr Game From the Strong Bridge
port Base Ball Club.

The leading clubs of the Inter-city
league, the Wheeling Laundries and
Bridgeport met yesterday afternoon at
the Island ball park, and the Wheelings
managed 10 win a close and exciting
game. Lucas and Kane both pitched
great ball throughout Walton's batting
was a feature; he had three hits In four
,t,,,.s al has grbra.
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weakness and dragging, torturing pain.
No wonder women weep. The wonder IL
that thcyafe not oitcncr In tears for all they
have 10 bear and suffer and the gaddcst
thing about Il IL how little their suTefings
are understood. Even the doctor nino
times In ten AyB "Ch, little nervous.
ness, that's oil " OF neuralgia, OF iHs0nf.
MIA, or dyspepsia" II he suspects the
real caunc he Insists upon examinations aud
local treatment, about the very worst thing
possible 10 a 1cryoua, overweight woman
There " no need Of these fopugnnnt
methods Any woman may insure health
and strength IN womanly way by the use
Of DE picfcc's Ravoute Prescription. II
cuteA the weaknesses and diseases OF the
feminine organism absolutely and com,
plelcly, II was devised iot this special
purpose by one Of the most eminent aud
experienced phyNcians In this county; AN
expert Eptrial1t In women'a disensca
For nt6iy 20 years Dr. Pierce has hcch
chief consulting physician Of the lnyalids
Hotel aud Surgical lnAlilute nuhalo, N V,
Any woman may consult him by letter fee
VI chatge Her letter will be answered not
by mere nutac Ut uneducaltd, unacicntihc
PERSON but by the most competent medical
authority anywhere ohtninabc
All women should read H. rictcr's thnu
sand page illustrated book The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" II con
tanH more clear aud comprehensive advice
ON medical subjects than any other boob
ever published A paper bound copy sent
nee for tWct one one cent STAMPS IN pay
the fnR ~ muRfHp Onip. Of ctothtbuund
for thifiyone slauipa
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DO you scratch and scratch, and Won
der what's the matter? Deans oint-
ment will instantly relieve and perma-
nently cure any itchy disease of the
skin, no matter Of how long standing.
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rrNeY.s ELEVEN WON.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3--Thc Uni
rorlty ~ Pennsylvania eleven defeated
'do University OF Virginia football team
today IN two halves OF % and 20 min
urg, 10y the ecorp Of " too.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers tn the Guy aud wheeling Foil
Abroad.

AnAuAus
The Hon. Lorenzo Daniord passed
through Bridgeport yesterday on his
way home from Wellsyllle, o., where
he and ex-Lieutenant Governor Rich
ards addressed a political meeting. He
Is looking strong and well, and ex-
presses himself as entirely satisfied and
assured Of Republican success in Ohio
next month, He predicts that Belmont
county will come down to the river
front with six hundred Republican ma
jorlty, and sees 80 sign of any dissat-
iIfactlon or cause for any falling on
on the river border. lie VIII be az
bridgeport next Tuesday evening, win
Foraker at the Foraker Dantord meet
lng,
Miss Emma Otterson, OF Point Minis
Is visiting friends on the South SIDE
James Kemple OF the Fifth ward has
removed his family 10 MeAecAsA'Nheie
they will reside.
Hon. Andrew Edmson, OF Weston ar
rived In the city last nighI and is reg
istered at the Mcclure,
Miss Sweeney, OF Ottawa, o., VINO
has been the guest OF Mrs. o, b. Ramey
OF Chapllne street, left yesterday al,
ternoon for sstersyllle, where she VIII
visit friends.
John /. Blayney, OF Claysvllle' Pa,
one OF last years graduates In law IN
the State university, was IN the city
last night enroute to Indianapolis,
where he will engage in the practice OF
his profession.
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CAsT0IlrA.
nnLr wANrnp.MA1.n.

A GENTS gET FIFTY GENTS ON
N each dollar, no experience necessary
Write Tor agents Uulnt Address Tho
Catholic News o Barclay e., New York
uCQsA
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EoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
IL in tho City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
NOR RENT-BEST OFFICE ROOM IN
II the city: large and plenty Of light:
centrally located In best advertised build
ing in the city, Also large hall for rent.
Apply al HUB CLoTHlERs. Fourteenth
and Market streets. jan
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For RENT.

NOR RENT-oNE or THREE BEST
u rooms. City Bank Building. NJ n.
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TITANTED-AGENTs, $50 TO s25 A
w week sure to workers: no capital
needed: new goods: new plan; sells at
sight: every family needs Il. HOUSE,
HOLD SPEC. CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio. JyA'
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THE wHEELINGs WON

Scorers Webster and Alderman. U
p!re, W. Acker.
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who could imagine that this should be
The place where, in eighteen ninety.,hrss
That white world-wouder Of arch aud
dome
Should shadow the nations, polyehrome...
Here at the Fair was the prize conferred
on Ayers Pills, by the world preferred.
chicaEo-iike, they record show,
Since they staTted-SO years ago.
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Geo. {. Stifel & Co.
Underwear at
HALF PRICE,

Certainly an unusual proceeding early in the season,
yet it is so, BUT IT'S NOT OUR ENTIRE LINE we are
Offering is lines not to be duplicated this season. the
mills are not making them, therefore while the quality the
best at present, the price is only
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For SALE.

NOR SALE OR RENT-EIGHT ROOM
IL house near city and motor line, Terms
easy. Possession at once. Apply TO j. g.
HERVEY. 1926 Market 81. seq
DoNDs FOR sALE-sGX PER CENT
ID 1880 gold bonds; interest payable
semi-annually. Call on or address j. c.
nERVEY, No. 1926 Market street, Wheel
ing w Va. ocg
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" WANTED.

enced woman. Reference given. Address
NJ. L. b., care Of lntelllgencer office. SELF
TJrANTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN
w good trade. Tho Pittsburgh School
for FreBco Painting affords you the oppor-
tunty. For particulars address TO
oc5 p. o. BOX I3I. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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IzARSHv -uF rxOMERCE.
Success mt Newport Ncw.-Military
Election.

Newport News. Va, May 1S.-(SpcciaD
inc advertising pageant, '"l'ht Kurni-
val OF komnlerce," presented at John
sons Opera House last night, was n
great success. both financially and for
spectacular splendor. All the leading
real estate mem and bus.ntss men firms
we're represented by fair ladies Of New
Port News. The second and last nis h,
OF the carnival promises to be well at
tended.
In the Hastings Court to-day the Com
monwealth's case against James Earn
nam, who was indicted for felonlous and
malicious manning, engaged the ulten-
ton Of the court to-day. The prosecu-
ton grew out Of the AR. i'arnham s
beating and ill-using his wife The jury
deiloerated long after the case was
given 1t. but reached no decision
III order TO fill the vacancy caused by
Cart. S. S. Archibald's resignation as
CAPTAIN Of Company c. an election is or
dered to be held by the company the 9th
ms ant. and any other vacancy or va
cances that may be caused by reason
thereof Captain Arch,bald's rcsisna-
t!cn was made necessary because OF his
accepting position in the West
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El.iZAI:f:5'la CITY.

. FOL
Elizabeth CITY, N. c., May 1S.-(Spe-
clal.)-The ladies or the Presbyterian
church Will give n soc.able st the resi-
dence OF the Rev. +. W. Me,ick. on
Water street. Friday night. Excellent
music VIII be furnished ana a good time
IS promised to all those who attend.
Everybody invited.
Several cases were tried in the Mayor.
Court this morning. Yesterday two cases
were tried and disposed OF.
The Albcmarlc Fish company Will
give Il minstrel entertainment al Over
mans Academy OF MuG.c on Wedncs-
DAY night. / Is an excellent cause and
the people should help the n:e laddics
to buy their uniforms.
Evangelist Schooltleld. who IS now
holding meeting In Eden;on, will stop
for a day in this place on his return
home.
commencement exercises of the color.
ed normal school, now in progress at the
courthouse. I7
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
~ EfsrFtsR -.

T. i.
HEREFORD. N. c., May 49, ESPECIALLY
Rev. Charles Williams. of Norfolk. Is ass.
sisting the Rev. josiah Eliott N pro-
tTacsed meeting this week at the Baptist
chutch.
The Rev. Oliver Rider, Of the NJ T..
church, has ieturned from visit 10
southport. y. c., where he was formerly
stationed.
The Rev. w. S. Cox hes returned home
from his trip TO Europe. after about six
months absence
The Rev. Josiah Elliott Is u great
worker. lie delivered four speeches last
sunday and held services IN his church
at night.
NJ. a. w Austin. OF the Des Moincs
To-, Bridge company, is In town preDlla.
tory to commencing work on The new
Iron bridge across Perqulmans river.
Mr.. \. w. Jordan, one Of our young
FARMERS and fishermen. reports naving
been quite successful fishing this year
Dr. Il. w. Smith has moved into his
handsome new Office on Church stIeet.
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Travelling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IT tho tourist is unprovded with some
medicinal resource. Changes OF temporal
OF unwholesome quality, ana a route that
lies IN the tropics or other regions where
malaria exists, are each and all frnught
Vident enough to neglect II remedial sa fc-
guard The concurrent testimony Of
many EoyaEers by land and sea cstah-
ESheS the fact that IIoStGttcr's Stomn III
Bitters enables those who use II TO en-
counter hazards OF the nature referred to
with immunity; and that, MS n medicine
encies. IT IS peculiarly valuable. Disor-
dcrs of the liver, the bowels ana the stom-
vous ailments. brought on by exposure.
are among the maladies to which emf
giants. travellers ana new settlers are
the action OF the Bitters promptly and
completely. -