The Daily Review
JOSH. T. .FA7V1ES. Ed. and Prop
fl'ILMiilGTON. N. C.
W hDN ESDA Y , MAY 14, hib
V I fc V S AA t . Kb, V
Tevpral Zulus are lein exhibited in
New York, but the fact that they behave
much better than the members of the
Brooklyn Preebyte Icars to the fus
picion that they are not genir le.
Eaglbh gentlemen's sons are often
taught t j do plaiu needlework, and the
k jow ledge is iouud to come ?o yery bandy
in after J;fe, especially if I bey emig.ate.
Lod IShe.Luine he's beautiful shins, as
fine as any tbat Shetland produce.
Mr. Hayes te''s a c jrrtd pendent th t
theie wts one th Dg in tLu Constitution
of the Confederate States tbat he ht-aiJ'y
approved i clai fse a'owingrthe Presi
dent to strike objectionable items . .om an
appropriation I i , without k." rig the bill
it i'f.
Foch. the general i-xt ; utioncr of
W CJ
F.aDce, followed h:s mruy vict:ms r( -
("Dt!y, at the ge of do. During the
eight years that he presided over the gu;l
lotiLe be had cut off 54 ht-ds His's.'ary
was $1000 a jear, with the ade'itjon ui.
$2.50 ou working dis.
A bald Cincinnati woman dot & not covT
er the bate top of ber he.id wim f!be
l.a'r, r Ly combing Lcr own ha;- over it
but appeal a to be proud of the distinc
tion that it g.ws Ler in public assem
blcigcs, for she always icmoves bcr bon
net. The t licet is striking.
A tree Z'2b feet high, in the ueighboi -i:ooo
af Stock ton, Cal, baa hitherto enjoy
ed the reputaiion ot be ing tie tamest in
the world; but a; officii cf 'the Fure&t
Depto iuieut iQ Vicoria, Austria, late
ly nieaj-uve i a h en eucalyptus in Gipps
liind, wl,:eb was 135 feet At other
tree of the baice species in the Dande
nong d'.-it let' of Victoria bti?1 fctuu!ing, is
estimated at 4.jU . t.
G ant's two Arabian bor$es, presented
to I'm by the Sutan of .Turkey, axe on
board a s earn- r on the way f om (Jcnslan
l lnople lo "New Haven. They are boused
ou deck and : ea id Is . f-a'oon 2ascongers.
One is a dapple gray color and c'led
Djeytan, ('be m'.er,) and the other is a
magnificent black fellow, with a white star
on bis forehead, and named Missirl:.
The ye''ow fever is to be confested in
the Mississippi valley this year. New
Orleans is eie.'i'iog up and preparing for
a ii'd quarantine, and isolation if any
ases break out. A sai! iry council for
the lfisriastppi valley has just been
formed at Memphis for mutual protection.
New Orl has an aniilisiy sanitary
association which proposes to raise by
subscript ten 100,000 for its purpeses,
and w;,l report ary outbreak of the fever
there by teleg.aph.
Freeman, the .Second Advent murderer,
continues to maoJ'est ind'ltetence to bis
fate, lie says lie will not employ conusel
nor allow his f iends tOjlo it for h;m. He
said to a if peer ou Thuisuay; "I am
confident atill that God will, iusome way
show to the world through me tbat the
time lias come for the esLablishiuent of
His dominion on ea: tu. He may see fit to
snatch me fioin 'he scaffold at mj last mc
nient, or he may rt'se me up i om the
dead after my execution, but in someway
best known to Ills wisdom, He w1! justify
His act, pet formed by my hand." t
In the New York Assembly, oa Wed
nesday, a bill reducing official ealf.iesin
New York city was passed by a vote of
70 to 31. This bill piacs the sa'ary of
all persons appointed po icemen or fire
men in the future at S0f the first year,
S900 the third yep-, and $1,000 after
rive years' service, the sa'.ary to be in no
case above 1,000. For the other officials
in the various departments the reduc
tions are very decided, particularly where
the salaries are largest.
Referring to the allowance of pin
money given to English ladit ti i Lou
den Queen, a t;gh authoi. ty, in au at tide
on the subject says that -,500 a year is
the usual sum allotted in the r'ghtst
grade of life, even in the case of men wh
have from $100,000 to $150,000 a year
A lady whose 'LusDand has irom $15 -000
to $30,000 would get, annua' iy irom
$1,000 to $2,000.
The recent reduction of the tax on
manufactured tobacco from 24 to 1G cents
a poumi went into effect May 1 and
Lorillard. & Co. stole a march on their
rivals by runniug a special freight train
from New York to Chicago, which made
the fatest time of any freight yet 24
hours and 25 minutes. The manofactctrs
had received heavy orders some wee's iu
advance, which were not to be fl.led i. i
til after May 1, and just before tbat tme
the stocks in the hands of wholesole deal
ers in Western cities got very small,
causing a rise in prices. The dealers
wanted more stock, though not till tne
tax was reduced, and by shipping direct
ly through on fast time on the first day
of May Lorillard & Co. commanded the
market belore any rival was in the field.
We feel mire that our rteiibor of
thvSfar -nnd with all due respect
we sny it does n repenttpesen
timent of the people ot this section
when he- -ays.in speaking of the pres
ent aspect of affairs in Congress, that
"the best tiling, Amder the circum
stances. i for the necessary supplies
to be voted.1 Congressmen are apt
to consult the local journals for an
expression of the Opinions and wish
es of their constituency and we hope
that none of them will he misled by
the article we have referred to. To
vote supplies is to back elown, square
ly and uncompromisingly, and those
hereabouts who advocate such a pro
ceeding are very few and very far be
tween. There have been but two
guns fired yet ; nobody i? hurt and
nobody need feel scared. The second
veto is but a repetition of the tirpt
and is a contingency' jthat must have
been looked forward to before the
debate began on the Army bill. The
battle is not yet lost, not by any
means, and therefore it would be
simple cowardice in our frieuds to
throw awav their arms and taJke to
i
their heels to save their own lives
leaving their honor prone on
the, as yet, scarely contested field.
.Surely the Democracy are not yet at
the end oT their resources ; there
must be some forceVheht in reserve
which can be brought to the front to
hear on the issue. That this is so we
feel w 1! assured and especially so
since yesterday's Washington Iosf
came to ham! this morning. In that
paper we linel dimly outlined a
scheme for yet another aggressive
;.-sault, which is that the Democrats
will again pass the army appropria
tion bill ami tack on thereto ja pro
vision that not one dollar of tlie ap
propriation shnll j be used to trans
port any portion of the umy or
oavy to any place where elections
arc beiuir held or are tt be held. If
Mr. Hayes should see tit to interpose
another veto then he can Lie t"ied on
still another tack, 'and yet othersl
should that also fail to become a law.
As we said yesterday, we rest calm
and quiet and- hopeful, strong in
our trust in the ability and patriot
ism of our representatives ahd satis
tied, not onlyr of their firmness, but
that their action will be, under the
circumstances, the best that is pos
sible for the people as well as for the
party..
INTERESTING INSURANCE CASE
An interesting case, has just been tiied
at Ciac'inatl. It will be remembered
that a year ago a terrible explosion oc
cutn i in the Washburn Mill, at Min
neapolis, M;m., by which several people
were ki'led and the build ng destroyed
with all its contents. There was an in
surance upon the property of $125,00t
distributed among no less than 107 com
panies, and all but fifteen of the number
paid over the amount f their policies
without pretest. Most of the others were
Cincinnati compr des, and a test case wrs
brought to trial about ten days ago.
The policy contained a clause exempt
ing the company from loss by fire explo
sioD, and their claim was tbat the des
truction of the mill was due to an explo
sion which produced the fire that bvrned
it down. Ei -Governor Washbrrn how
ever, claimed that the trouble begin with
a fire which cu'minated .with the explo
sion, rnd that consequently the clause ;n
question did aot relieve the Insurers from
responsibility. The trial lasted a fall
week,but the owner jot the mill was able to
produce evidence that smoke, and flames
were seen by several people before the
explosion, and the jury tcok only ten
minutes to reach a verdict in his favor for
the fu.l amount claimed with interest.
10L0CAIST IN MbAR.
The Philadelphia Times, of the 6th,
says it has leaked out that a fire occurred
in Cuba, about the middle of last month,
which attained so great proportions that
it is likely to have a seriors effect upon
the price of sugar. All that got into the
Havana papers about it was the state
ment that eleven estates had been dam
aged, but Charles A. Meigs, a prominent
New Yorker, who happened to be in the
hear of the region swept over by the
flumes, had heard before he le.'v for home
o! no less then sixty eight large sugar
plantations wb'ch hi j been destroyed.
One of these pU itatiocs, wb:ch maybe
taken as a Ijpe of the c1 ass, empleyed
between four and five hundred persons,
aud w;s expected to produce several
thousand hogsheads of suar, averaging
about two thousand pounds in weight.
Not only was all the machinery of this
plantation, upon wl'ch aboit haf a mill
ion dollars has been expanded within a
few years, destroyed , but the fields of
growing snga -cane werej laid be -e and
the whole crop w.ped jut. Yr Mig
met severs' Cjbans who fnad suffered the
lofci of plantations, and from L's own ob
ser rations and their estimates tl uks that
the total loss cannot fall short of a hun
dred millions. It goes without saying
that a loss reach :ng, or even approaci ng,
such proper' ons, must a3ect the price
ot sugar in a way that consu ners won't
like.
HOMOEOPATHY I If YELLOW
FETER.
The heflao spathic roport on the yl
low fever epidemic has been medtt by an
investigating committee to the Indianapo
lis I as: i tut . I u formation was received
from koUjcejpathic physicians throughout
the infected region. It was found thst
the usual remedies used were as fei
lowe: Fur the first period, aconite,
belladonna, bryonia and gelsemium;
second period, crotalus, or, In the
suppression of urine, cautharis, stra
monium and apis; third perid,arsenicutm'
argentium nitricum, carbo vegetalus,
china and cupum. The death rate is
given as about 6 per cent.
WAbhOfaTON LETTER.
Wa hinuton, D. C , May 13, 1879.
We had yesterday the second veto
from Mr Hayes of the Demooratio
proposition to hold elections free from
the presence of troops The veto ' of
what is know a as the Ladd bill is in
some respects a more objectionable
document than the previous one.
There ie not about it the same appear -f
ioe of grasping for straws. It is to
the point. Its author, whoever he is,
ooi f? leg himself simply to brief mis
statements of b -uory and perversions
of facts. The ga"-ies were not half
f.ih du ng the reading, and members
of the House were absent. There wrs
uco sional applause on the Republican
uide. To-day the mess; -e will be
consider i by the House 'Of course
the b".i cacust be passed.
I udii-re fco?H eariy expressed belief
btkt, fuj inK to accomphsn ail they be-
si ed too Dniocras w J! provide for )
it- draay, Ux" lative pna otaer ex
pense for a n ted "me, say till Dt
cember aud a'iow ie people u few
monihti to consider whether they prt
fer to have entirely free elections and
entnely fair juries, or the reverse.
Tuere is little doubt what their real
preference is.
There has been much talk, of late,
of passing the Warner silver bill
hut the best iufoimation I oan get is
to the effect that the meesure will
lack many votes when the time comes.
M Lapham, of N Y, proposes a
constitutional amendment, similr ' to
exit lug laws io some of the States, by
which the Executive may veto sny por
tion of an appropriation bill, the re
ma a ier of it net to be thereby affect
ed. Toe objections to suoh a meas
ure would be much less if it had not
almost beoomea pait of ear unwritten
law that general legislation may be at
tached to such bills. I do not think
Mr Jjfipbani will m '.e much progress
with hift amendment at preseut.
The Democrats of California are
foitona if, asA is reported, they are
to have Mr. Randall's services in the
oominiug campaign in that d tat e. It
is extremely gratifying to the friends
of Senator Thu man that the Supreme
Court sustains as ioonstitu ional his
bill by which it vrn sought to compel
the 1' acinic re broads to seer -e the
debt they owe the goVerrment; only
those Judges dissented who have been
charged with holding peculiar relc
tions to rr'lroad companies prior to
their elevation to the benok.
Capt Jas B Bads gets this week the
half million now due him on his jetty
contracts. The promptness of Con
gress in voting rese stipulated pay
mentis is creditable. Secretary Sherman
occasionally quibbles, but' has to yield.
In dealing with the crippled soldiers
of the country, however, this states
man shows the small mal'ce wb'oh
makes up so muoh of his disposition.
Though thousands of payments rr'gbt
be made to-day u ider the arrea-s of
pension bill, and the money is realy,
only a few men, and these men of in
fluence, like Gen'I Schenck. have re
ceived their money.
The press ouht to shi ne nto he
tivity those offioip1 who have the con
trol of the $200 000 voted by Congress
to apply to Vtfi disiufeotiou of vessels
coming from yellow fever ports. The
money will do no good after those ves
sels reach New Orlear .
Senator Wiodom made one of the
longest speeehes of 1 s life yesterday
on the Legislative biU. Muoh more
attention is pt d now, the formerly,
by Republicans, to what the Senator
says. He is in the Presidential field
and he has b-tck'ug and they know it.
Gcbxxjb.
H00bHl5E
The rich young lady who recently
married a horse-oar driver had taken
to heart Sir Joseph Porter's pronunoi
amento, that 'love is a platform on
wb-'ch all ranks meet.' Pack.
'Do not neglect the gardens,' is a
wan ig legend in the newspapers.
Certainly not, and if we should, hens
won't, especially if it is in the next
garden. New Haven Register.
Eminent Counsel r'Yes, gentlemen
of the jury, you will oh, I know you
will restore my prosecuted client to
the arms of his wife aud Hide ones,
wbo ' The Court 'Your client is
a bachelor. '
Arms have they, but they hug not
windmills. Yonkera Gazette. Ears
have they, but tbey hear no' aorn
ste'ks. Detroit Fiee Press. Heads
have they, but they understand not
cabbsge. Oil City Derrick. Eyes
have they, but see not potatoes.
Boston Transcript.
A ragged -looking pedestrian or me
to ''ie back door of the Dunshudder
mat sion yesterday afternoon, and the
hired girl shouted . 'We've note in' for
tramps 'Fair lady, pause,' said the
visitor : 'I'm net a tramp, nor beg
gar.' 'What are ye, then?' Im a
solictor general.' Utica Observer.
Lead vine is so naaed because of the
lead inadvertantly carried away by
persons who go there to get saucy. A
person was buried not long aiuoe in
the local cemetery who was so fc i! of
lead that the bearers thought it was a
case of premature petrification. Baf
falo Express,
TraWlluap is Efctrm-sfazapdous
If the tilirist ft unpravided With setae me
dicinal resouree. Changes of temperature,
food r rwateflef air unaccustomed er un
wholesome quality, and a route that lies la
the tfopica m elbei "SeataiSM Where amalarla
exists, are each aud all fraught with dauger
toonewheh i been improvident eaough
to neglect a re mad Is 1 gslegnsrd. The con
current testimony of many voyageurs by
Isud and sea eatab' hes the 'ct that Hos
tetter's Stomach Biitersjenaialee those wl o
use it to encounter hazards ef the mature
referred to with lmpualty ; and that, as a
medicine adapted to sudden and unexpect
ed exigencies, it is peculiarly valuable.
Disorders of the liver, the bowels and the
stomach, foyer and t ;ue, rhenmatisaa and
nervous ailments, breugh t on by expeeure,
are among the'naladies to which emigrants,
travelers and new settlers are most subject.
These and others yield to the act 'on of the
Bitters promptly and completely.
Misoellaneon.
Steamer PassDort,
QAPT. J. W. HARPER,
Will resume SUNDAY
TRIPS TO 8M ITHYILLE, April 27,weatber
permitting. Dally Trips ai usual. Leave
Deck at 9.30 A. M.
apl 26 GEO. MYERS, Agent.
Furniture.
TUST RECEIVED FROM FACTOR Y
a large assortment of Walnut aud other
grades of FURNlfURK, which we otter
at Ort'at Bargains: ,- C;all and examice.
feb 19 D. A. SMI 1 H A CO.
CHAS. KLEIN,
Undertaker audi Calinet Hater,
Ho. 24 South Frrint Street,"""
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
Jp& A One aai crtment of Coffins and Cast
keti constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Varnished. Orden by tele,
graph er mail promptly filled. jan 13
Furniture ! Furniture !
k Large Assortment "of
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS ! !
to be told at the very bottom prices.
Walnut Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension
TaHleSj Marble Top Tables, Ac, Ac,, as well
as common Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Chairs
and Rockers Of all sorts. Looking Glasses,
Mirrors, Parlor Suit", Lounges, Shades, Bed
ding and everything belonging to a First-
Clagg Furniture Establishment.
Also, another lot of the celeb ra ed Genuine
Stewart Hewing' Machines, a reai comfort.
For sale at .- it i
F. A. SCHUTTE'8,
1 26 and 28 Front anllto 15 Dock sts.
mhc 10
rjIO
This important organ weighs but aboot three
pounds, and al) th i blood UX a liring person
about three gaHpfls) passes throagh it at least
ooce every huff hour, to have the kilc.and
other Frnptiritidi strained or filtered from ft
One k the natural ptfrgptirt; of the bovela a .
if the Liver becomes torpid it i not separate .
troci the blood, but carried th rtxigh the vcira
to all parts of the system, and ia trying to ea
c brough the-pores ef the si-in, Cahses it to
uirn yell&w or a dirty bcowfu eoipr . The stom
ucK becomes disejised, and Dyspepsia, Indi
ttion, (Jontipuion., Headache, biliousness,
jaunaice, Chills. Malarial FeVers. Piles, Sick
j.od Swirikomf.ch, a;:d general debility follow.
lKRttCn.'s HBPA,TiiH,"t3ie great vegetable di
cdverv foe torpidity, cause tke Liver to tow
oflf from oho to two ounces of bile each time
the bkyj j passes through if, as long as there is
aq vc of bile ; and itie effect ofeven a few
dose- tpon yellow complexion or a brown dim
w
fiuuw(( 9ftR, wii; aaiomsa au wno try it they
Lcinr' the first symptoms to disappear, Tht
cvt'v -i'all bilious diseases aad Liver compbir.t
is m-?e certain by taking Hbpatine in accord -ar.c
with direction. Headache is generall
cure in tweaty minutes, and no disease that
I aris- from the Liver can exist a fair- tn& v
fivenj .
OLD AS A SUBSTfTUTK FOR PILL.S
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price 25 Cts. and $L0C
I LUNGS
Di The fit ali ty of Consumption or Throat and
Lung Diseases, which sweep t the greve at
Sl4 least one-third of all death s victims, arises
rj simply stupefies as the work of death
Ui Aio.ooo will be paid if Opium 01 Morn
on.
ne, or
laay preparation of Optnm, Morphine or PrtM-
Acid, can be found in the Globe Flow sat
Strc. which has cured aeeole whr-
living to-day with but one remaining Ibbk.
No greater wroneeanbe done than to sav that
Consumption is mcarahle. Globe Flowsh
A'Couaa Sykup will cure it when aU other
C'means have failed. Also. Colds, Couch,
mm Asthiha, Branchius, and all diseases of the
M
'thro a and lungs. Read the testimonials ef
the Hon. AlexM4er H. eohr.s. tlovi Smith
&3 and x-Goy .Brown of Oa.. Hon. Geo. Tea
S 'body, as well as those of other remarkable
pMt cures jn our book, free to all at the drug stores ,
and be convinced that if you wish to b cured
i yon can be by taking the Globs Flowm
j Cougb- Syri.t. Take no Troehcs ox Loreugo
j for Sere Throat, when you can git Globe
Flows Stbv as same price. For sale by
Ian Druggkt.
Price 25 Cfts. and $1.00
BL00B
ft Grave mistakes are wade In the treatment of
"all dtjeaeea that arise from poison in thehiood.
Not one case of Scrofula, Svphi'js, White
OSwelUog, Ulcerous 5 ores and Skin Disease. :a
a thoqesutd, is treated without tke use of Ier
Icuryln tome forsn. alereury rots the bon-s,
2 and be diseasr it redc. rs a e rse h.jd
any atber kind e Dieod or skin disease can be.
" Da. PfcsTOirs SttLLiNGta or Qt-rks
J Delich r is the only ssedicine upoa which a
mm" hope of recevery from Scrofula, Syph-lis and
Mercurial diseases in all stages, caa be scaaoo
ably founded, and that will cure Cancer,
f i 0,000 wfll be pafd ty the proprietor if
HvMereury, or any tasjredifcnt not partly vegeta
ble and aarmlese can Re found in ia
BQ Price by ail Druggists $1.00.
Globs FlowkkCough Syuf and Max-
Irell's Hbtatinbo tub Livsta for sale by
j, Oompatt in 25 cent and i . beedca.
A. ?. MESSLL CO., ProprieUr,
.PHiLAOSLFHaA, PA.
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Wilcox, Cibbs & Cos
CELEBRATEDFERTILIZER,
THE MANIPULATED GUANO !
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The Best and Cheapest
COTTON
In offering to you the WILCOX., GIBBS & CO.'S MANIPULATED (iJ
another season, w do so with the most perfect eoulidei;ce that you w ill glMj ,
BEST AND CHEAPEST FERTILIZER la use.
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IUr Years Wild UUUUUUUCU omv taunut
aecepiea as me o i aji uamu rx.tvi.nji.jzrw
It has been our stuny, not to make it EQUAL to others but SUPERIOR, auj
our success in these eflorts we refer you to ihf many of your neighbors win i;arp
it, as weil as to the thousands in the houth Atlantic Cotton Mates.
This Guano is so well known that it is unnecessary to publish any certiiicatps but
annex a few testimonials in our circulars only from Planters who have rua.le sdT
tests of it alongside the Peruvian Guano, as showing how it compares w ith reriuv
Guano, which has heretofore been generally esteemed above all other Fertilizers. itl
He will have only a moderate supply for sale and would request Planters to m
their orders early.
Our Agents are authorized sell the MANIPULATED on very favorable (tun
pavahle in cotton next Fall. 1
jan 29-dAw JAS T- PETTEWAY Agent
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liiiii imwd oiij
Each, and all styles, including Grand Square
and Upright, all strictly naT class, sold at
the lowest hxt cash wbolkbali FAcroay
prices, direct to the pcrchase. These Pytnoe
made one of the finest displays at the Cen
tecnil Exhibition, and were unanimously re
poBirriecide for the Hiohkst Howoaa over
13,000 in usa. Regularly incorporated Man
ufactaring Co. Factory established over 36
years. The Square Grands cod tain Mathu
sfcek's new patent Duplex Oretstrung Scale,
the greatest iaaproremect in the history of
Piano making, lhe Uprights are the finest
in America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated aad Deeeriptire
catalogue of 48 pages mailed free.
MENDELsSSOnN PIANO CO..
ap 71m Jl Eaat 16th street, N Y
'or CUANO '
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SO SJMPLE
LUMBERS
LIFE IN A BOTTLr.
The Most Valuable Sit iicaJ Disc.a
(irv Known f rv flu. W.i.l v
j . . w "Wliu .(,
More Use for Quinine, ('aloitie
or Mineral Poisons Lift fortu
Blood, Strength for the Kerveit,
and Health for All.
AN OPEN LETTER TO THK I'LB !
Believing that bv cleansing tie bioodu
building up the ccmUhuticri tw.(,iul
wav of bani hisg dieiaee and bt-ing botibli
nr. weakness of the lungs, catarrh, rtn
much broken down in coustitutinn, k.,i
alter trying the bet physicians sod inif
out my money tor many kiLds of medicmw
advertised without finding a perumnest can,
I b.gan doctoring uiyelf, usin UKdicitn
made from roots and herbs. 1 fnrtnaswi.r
discovered a wonderful ditterj or b)i
Cleanser, tne first bottle of whicn gare me a-
life and vigor, and in time elitcted a perti
nent cure. I was tree irom catarrh, mj ius
became strong and sound, being able to itud.
the mot t severe cold and exposure, and 1 htu
gained over thirtj pounds in weight. Feei-
ing comment that l had made a i
discovcy in medicine, I prepared a qusntiti
ot the Kout hitlers, and was in the faabit f
giving tbem away to sick friends and neit-t-bors.
I found the medicine effected the boh
wonderful cures of all diseases canted frok
humors or scrofula in the blood, Impradesct,
Bad Stomach, Weakness, Kidney Dues
Torpid Liver, Ac, Ac. The nwi ofaj
discovery in this way spread from onepenoi
to another until I found myself called up-1
to supply patients with medicine tar ibc
wide, and I was induced to establish a lab- r-
atory for compounding and bottliDg the Hw:
Kittarfl in larire nuantities. and 1 now 0 t.c
al tiny time to this business.
I was at first backward in presenting ei'tt
myself or discovery in this war to thepiW K
not beinar a patent med ciLe man and'1
small capital, but I am getting bravely
that, hince I first advertised this meie
I have been crowded wito orderg from srsf
gists and country dealers, and tbe buLdrri
of letterB 1 have receive trom personicB
Drove the fact that no remedy ever did
much goad in so short atimeand hsdionwM
success as the Koot Bitters, in iaci, i
nnnwinio t Vi a t thor will a r A f t Ji k H th6 "
rir all othir medicines in use. - e 'J
hundred retail druggists, right here st bw
in Cleveland, now sell Koot Bieen, n""'
whom have already ald over one tLou
bottles.
Ront RUtAM sr atrictlv a medical prepaf
ation, such as was used in the good old
of our forefathers, when people w re
by some simple root or plant, anu "
Kolnmiil anH nlhar nnimmil ftf the DUS""
tr in rr H rim .ra tinknnurn.
T hp urtatmnirlT nn the liver SD1 kidsej
keep ttie bowels regular and build op
nervous system, 'they penetratMMrf j
of the body, searching out every f
bone and tiieue from the head to J5
1 V I.UU1I1K OU'J CI.' AJ ....
springs oi ine, nence tuej m
riiaaaa hi t , n r i ti a H nn nd nOUrWDBfC"
No matter what your f. e'ings or lJ"fW
are, won ine aiseace or BiJiiicii. -7
Wirtnra Ib.v'f wait nn'il THU Xft
a. i j .' .. u,,.nr ii nir WW- I
o ivu t nan - j "
ifvnnnnlv filial had or ujii!rab e, aa I
Bitters at once. It mav save your life
Thm..nl. nr.m,' in all narti "
r.f
country are already using Boot di
They have saved many lives of c
who had oeen given up by friends aw mm
cians 10 aie, ana nave peiui"--- ;
many old chronic cassof Catarrh,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Hkin V E
where all other treatments badfai0-
. w a. j . . j i m ananui
yoa troubled with sick headache, cow
VSIbi n (,BU'.CO) wt--
j 1 I in
Yoa will be cured if yon take Hoot d
1 M av. I . , , r .- IIU 1
nave vu aamoig sua yiwy
.k;.. RMka ail. oVf VU
health, strength, and beauty a
I know that jeal. U3 T ,
cry humbug because my discovefj jj,
many of their patients, b t I er
now my desire and determination
my Koot Bitters aa faat tn P' lDle T ,at
reach of all thoae suffering throa ; ftf
world oldbv wholesale and ret"ir"'
gists and country mechant! '""fa,
press on receipt of price, W ;
six bottles $3.00. For cerutcat
derful cu es, see my large c,'ca:jrtf
each battle of medicine. ied BOj
youraelf. ,riU' H
Xm. Ask yourdruggist or mere
FRaZILK'S atpoi BlTTfcR-- J p
Blood Cleanser,and take no subsuw
recommend because b" maaea a r
r. r . r no i " . u.s
$M Supei ior St.. Ckr
by J. V. Munds-.n-i r
Mr ruil't'k
For sle
Druggista.
i Vi A t?. asf I
Is a monthly. MO-pae Scrap of2i
the World's Litarstar. Utovm iw M -
incb ! -V!
yr. An Oil Cromo fl
Valley," price, 98;
di..l ahaeo. a wa
paper Dinain: Dn" ."r,l tnvr0' K
ppok. in paper bindia. . and mt fSSdjS
Cbrwtian OakW
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