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tot The Daily Review. JOSH. T. JAMBS. Ed. and Prop IT1JJI 191 OTOHa N. C. MOHAY, MAY 19. 1879. VIEW AM D REV lfci. General Kobiuson, chairman oi' the tic publican executive committee of Ohio.ouly claims the State by 35,000 majority. The Democratic papers want to know why he doesn't make it an even."o,OUO. Henry Ward lieccher, writing from Pittsburgh wbile on his way to lecture for $350 a night, complacently says: "Here are hundreds of men who live on a dollar a day, and lay up something every year." The opponents of tne in w California constitution take comfort in the belief that its objectionable provisions are so directly in conflict with the Constitution that it will prove a practical nullity when tested in the courts. The writer of a letter in the London Times points out that an ounce of bread wasted daily in each household in Eug land and Wales means about 25 006.000 quarter loaves, the produce of 30,000 acres of wheat in a year; while an ounce a week of meat wasted amounts to sote 300,000 sheep. The daily circulation of the moat popu 1 r newspaper in the City of Muxico, with a population of 200,000, doe s not exceed 2,000 copies. All the newspapers in the republic aggregate a consumption of only about 800 reams a month, a quan tity that many single aiills in the United btates could supply, and yet not run a fourth of the time. The London World says a female Jier riug lays about 30,0U0 eggs, and if 100 couples of herrings were allowed without restriction to multiply their kind for a period of seven years the bcab and great rivers of this kingdom would become so lull of herrings that no ship would be able to 6ail upon them. It used to be thought that whitebait were only to be found in the Thames; now we know bet ter. The fish can be procured in all the friths and bays which are freq icuted by the herring oj the sprat. iiussia seems to have the highest death rate of any country that collects mortality statistic. The report of the Medical Bu reau for the year 1877 has but recently been published, and it shows that in a population of eighty millions, the deaths of the year were at the rate of from thirty to fifty per thousand. The ravages of diph theria put it first '-I the Mst of diseases; next comes typhoid fever, and next sma'l pox. Ihere are about 14,000,000 secta rians in Russia who do not allow vaccina tion, and this a( counts for the large mor ta lity from small-pc x. As to the typhoid, it is called in Russia 'hunger typhus,' for its greatest ravages are always in the fam ine-stiicken districts. There are attempts to limit the opium traffic in California. The Grass Valley Trustees have passed au . ordinance im posing a license of $30 per quarter upon opium sellers, drug stores exempted, The Sacramento Bee thinks this is wrong and that opium dens ought to be pro hibited, not licensed. On this subject the San Francesco State say": "There is great danger that the use of this deadly drug may be added to the list of our body and soul destroying vices. The intensity of life here, its excitementt8train, and dis appointment, the large proportion of our people ' who are separated from home influences, and the practical materialism which is becoming the prevailing re ligion, render this a community in which the habit could easily be introduced." The Washrtoa Star says all the Poto mac fishe. men admit that there hrs been more fish caught th 's year than last, but the prices for both shad and herring have rarged much lower. He..iug are now selling irom $5 to $0 per thousand, and shad from $8 to $10 per hundred, which is considerably below last year's prices. This, it is said, is not so much due to the abun. dance of supply as to the scarcity of money, and the general stagnation of busiaess. Farmers from Maryland and Virginia, who lormerly used to send their four and s's horse teams f;ou twenty to filty nii-es for a load of herring packed in coaise salt, several thousand in a load, sufficient to last the'r slaves for a year, now pui chase but a few hundred, having but few hands to feed, and generally less money to spend than formerly. George III was fond of boiled mutton and turnips and apple dumpling. His chief drink was a cup composed of a quart of lemonade to one glass of wine, like Napoleon, he ate with fierce "rapidity. The favorite dish of George IV was thick soup of crayfish. He liked occasionally liver and bacon, and tripe and onions. He latterly drank great quantities of liqueurs, especially black cherry brandy, which be took as a tonic for digestion weakened by years of Curacoa punch Roast fowl and roast beef were the deli cacies of William IV, and sherry his wine, which he drank from a black bottle. Queen Victoria likes cock-a-leekie soup, a rich entree often cooked for her by fcer daughter, Princess Christian, who is a most admirable cojk, and loves port wiuo. AMERICAN JEWS IS FOREIGX COUNTRIES. We ciipfrorn the t -legraphic dispatches the following prooeediugs in the United States Senate on Friday, the 16th inst. : Wamiington, May 16 A Sut-3om-mittee on Foreign Affairs, of which Mr King, of Louisiana, is Chairman, was ap pointed to-day to draw up suitable reso lutions to be submitted to the House in regard to the treatment of American Jews in foreign countries, demanding they be placed on an equal footing with oth r United States citizens, etc. And we ask, why; in the Dame of all that is reasonable', and decent, and hu mane ,aud consistent with our institu tions, should they not have all the pro tection, all the rights and all the immu nities which are guaranteed to any other class of American citizens, whether natur alized or native born? Or, rath r, why have they .ever been debarred from all those rights and privileges? Is the gov ernment of these United States so weak as not to be able to protect its citizens while in foreign lands, or is it so given up to. the spirit of religious iutoleraucgas to be regardless of the peril to which a cer taiu class may be exposed, simply be cause of a rcligiouo belief? We hope not. What naiioL so great in all the majesty rind glory of to-day, as was the Jewish nation thousands ol ears before the child Je&us was bom in Nazareth? So far advanced were they in the science of architecture, that at the building of . Solomon's Temple, an edifice which has never been equalled in extent or magnificience, the timbers were all prepared in the forests of Lebanon and stones were allotted ready for use in the quarries, "so that there was neither ham mer, nor aie, nor any tool of iron, heard in the house while it was in building."' First Kings, vi-7v.J The history of the jews, while they oc cupied a position among the nations of the earth, is one of awe-inspiring grandeur., Scattered . j throughout the four quarters of the globe, and op presssd everywhere, they successfully ply their various avocations in nearly every populous city and thriving village in the world. Kingdoms and thrones are upheld and kept from tottering to their ruin by the power of Jewish ducats. They fur nish the material by which wars are conducted or peace is consummated, while many of those who invoke their aid treat them with contumely, scorn and indignity. The same profound learning, indomnitable energv and persevering in dustry which made the nation the proudest and most powerful in the days of David and Solomon, are distinguishing traits in the race to-day, while the same undying hope which sustained them daring the Babylonish captivity gives them strength to patiently endure all the wrongs and persecutions to which they have been or may be subjected . Their entire history from the most remote period to the present is interesting and instructive. . But aside from every other considera tion, the laws of this country guarantee to all its citizens, wb.elb.er made so by ac cident of birth or by adoption, the fal'.est and most complete protection, regardless of religious opinions. It grants to every citizen the right to worship (iod as con science may dictate. All the rights of citi zenship which a man may exercise vfhile in a fore ign c ouutry have the same force and demaud the same protecting care from this goverrtnent, whether he be Jew or Gentile. There is no discrimination kuowu before the law, aad common jus tice, ommon decency and national integ rity and honor, demand that there should be none, in fact. It is a foul blot on the escutcheon ot the country if aky citizen should be allowed to suffer an indignity, yb'le abroad, from which his rights of C'tizenship guarantee hjm protection. The Jewish race inhabit every city and thriv ing town in the United States. They are a thrifty people. Many of them are weal thy, and they contribute to the national pvospeiity and wealth as much in proportion to their Lumbers a any other portion of our population. They donate liberally for purposes of charity and humanity. As a class they are tdscated, intelligent, law-abiding and peace-loving cit'z ins. They foster every enterprise which tends to national pros perity, wealth, honor, influence and power. We are Christians, but we honor and venerate the history ami traditions of that race- As citizens they are entitled to all the rights which we possess in ac corda nee with the spirit and genius of our institutions. Our government has its representatives located among the differ ant nations of the East whose duty it is to see that our citizens are all protected in their just rights. Has any one suffered through official neglect of.dnty in afford ing this protection? If so;then let the offi cial who has permitted the wr. ng be pun ished and the nation which has indicted it be compelled to make a full and com plete reparation. It is strange that nobody spells Swinecinnati correctly or Pitchburg. Pittsburg Telegraph, INCREASE IN IMMIGRATION. There is, says the Now York Mercan tile Beview, a marked tacreasc in iaosni grat!on. One steamer, which arrived last week, brought 759 immigrant the largest number, with a single exception, arriving by one steamer since 1849. This and other arrivals are only drops of the coining flood. The emigrant societies, branches in Norway and Sweden report that unusual preprat;ons are making for a Scandinavian movement ia this direc tion. There is also expected a large in flux of emigrants from Ireland and Eng land, where thousands of mill-operatives declare that being anablo to make a liv ing, they mast emigrate Emigration com panies are forming also iu Southern Ger many, where much distress prevails. Thousands of Russian Mennooites are al so expected to emigrate to the United States during the year, owing to the fact that a Russian edict has been promulga ted which compels them to do military duty after 1880. Probably our popula tion frv m foreign sources will be increased before the close of the year by at least 100,000. m i Thr boys are shocked at the report that Edisou bas invented 'a lightning rod for souoola.' What is more deserving of our sym pathy that a young man with fifteen cents in hie pocket, a girl on eaoh arm, and seven ice-cream signs in sigut? i&iddietowu Transcript. You probab y have noticed that a fly never expresses a positive opinion of any subject; he simply specks so. Diagram famished oa application Cincinnati Enquirer. How this world does progress, to be sure A quarter of a century ago such a thing as a 'shoe artist or a 'profes sor of the tonsorial art,' was unknown. We had to worry along with shoe makers and barbers, Norristown Herald. The best way ia this season t j find out whether you ought to carry an umbrella down town with you in the morning is to toss up a cent. The re suit will be just as reliable as if you spont half au hour straining your eyes, and getting pains in your nook look ing out of the wiudow at the sky, and you will save yourself a aeries of ex hausting mental efforts. Mew York Mail. A rather nS-hily dressed young lady in company with her mother was com ing out of elm oh, and while walking down the massive stone steps the old lady slipped and went headlong to the sidewalk.; The daughter, horror stricken, hid her face in a $25 hand kerchief, aud ins ead of helping her mother up, bidrted'out, Oh, mother, snoh au id to ! How could you fail here? You're perfectly awful. I'm sorry I came out with you! JNew Yok Ex press. Mr PT Barnum relates that on one occasion when Pbcebe Gary was at his museum looking about at the curiosi ties, (he preceded her on the stairs and has passed down two steps. She, in-1 tently watching a big anaconda in a cat e at the top of the stairs, walked on and fell. He was just in time to catch her in his, arms aad. save her from a dangerous fall. 'I am more lucky than the first ' Woman was who fell through tne influenoe of the ser pent,' remarked Miss Gary, as she re covered herself. Traveling is fcxtra- Hazardous If the tourist Is uu provided with some me dicinal resource. Changes df temperature, food and Water of an unaccustomed or un wholesome quality, and a route that lies in the tropics or other regions where malaria exists, aire each aud all fraught with danger to one who; has been improvident enough to neglect a remedial safeguard. The con current testimony of many voyageurs by- land and sea establishes the fact that J Jos tetter's Stomach Bitters enables tho e who use it to encounter hazards of the nature refered to with impunity ; 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, fever and ague, rheumatism and nervous ailments', brought on by exposure, 8 re among the maladies to which emigrants, travelers and new settlers are most subject. These and others yield to the action of the Bitters promptly aad completely. Furniture ! Furniture ! a, La-ge Assortment of WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS ! ! to be sold at the very bottom prices. Walnut Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension TsMeflj Marble Top Tables, Ac, 4c. as well as common Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Chain and Bookers of all sorts. Looking Glasses, Mirrors, Parlor Suit-, Lounges, Shades, Bed ding and everything belonging to a Firgt Class Furniture Establishment Also, another lot of tho celabra. ed Genuine Stewart Sowing Machines, a real comfort. For sale at F. A. SCHTTTTE'S, 26 and 28 Front andgllto 15 Dock sta. .mhc 10 Theodore Joseph, Corner of Harnett & Salisbury fits One Corner West Raleigh National Bank. RALEIC g,M, C. Board by tho day or oa the European plan Satisfaction gorraatoed ia every particular My bar is supplied with Finehe's QnMoa Wedding, mo, ootoai 1071 Kye, ifeiffer A and C, aad many more of tho Fines Brands of Bye aad Kentucky Bourbon. Miscellaneous. Come and Buy. QOOD FLO D i, SUGAR aad COFFEE, Molasses, Pork and Lard, Butter, Crackers and Cheese, Potash, Lye and Candy, Tobacco, Bnuff and Cigars, Paper, Twine and Paper Bars, "One Spoon" Baking Powder. may It HALL A PEARS &. LL. Look Over the List! JjJDINBURG OATMEAL, in 14 lb. Tins, Apollraaris Wr ter, by the Hamper or at Retail, Hunyadi Janos Bitter Water, Seltaer Water, N. C. Hams, bides and Shoulders, Ferris' Hams,Strips,Smoked Beef Tongues, Dried Beef, chipped to order smooth and clean, The Best Tea in the city at 50c. Large size strictly No. 1 SugafCuied Hams, at 10c per pound, Patapsco, TenJStrike, Snow-Flake,' Pied mont and other brands of Flour in Barrels and Half Barrels. New Crop Cuba and Perto Rico and New Orleans Molass js. Coffee Roasted Daily and Ground to Order. I have a LARGE AND COMPLETE STO;K. steeled for the Best Ketail Trade in the city. Come and Buy. iio n urn Hi may 7 This important organ weighs but about three pounds, and all ths blood in a living person about three gallons) passes through it at least once very half hour, to have the bile and other impurities strained or filtered from it Riie is the natural purgative of the bowels ?i if the Liver becomes torpid it is not separated from the blood, but earricd through the veins to. all parts of the system, and in trying to es cjp 'hrough the pores of the skin, causes it to turn yellow or a dirty brown eolor. The stom ach becomes diseased, and Dyspepsia, Indi- Jestion, Constip-ition, Headache, Biliousness, aftindice, Chills, Malarial Fevers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stomach, and general debility follow. Mriwell's Hkpatink, the great vegetable dis covery for torpidity, causes the JLiver to tb'ow off from on to two ounces of bile each time the blood passes through it, as long as there is an ess of bile ; and .he effect of even a few dose ipon yellow complexion or a brown dirt looking skin, wil'. astonish all who try it the bciiw the first symptoms to disappear, l'ht. cure t"all bilious diseases and Liver cprupis-r. ft M H is nuue certain oy taking HEPatini: in accorc nice with directions. Headacht js general!, cure-" in twenty minutes, and no disease that aris from the Liver can exist if a fair U.u v given, SOLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PlLia BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 25 Cts. and $L0C i LUNG The fataKty of Consumption or Throat and Lung Diseases, which sweep tc the grave at least one-third of all death's victims, arises from the Opium or Morphine treatment, which simply stupefies as Vhe work of death goes on. 10,000 will be paid if Opium oi Morphine, or any preparation of Opium, Morphine or Prus sic AciJ, can be found in the GlObB Flcmbk Co ugh Svkuf, which has cured people vhc are living to-day with but orre remaining lung. No greater wrong can be done than to say that Cojisumpt 'on is incurable. Globb Flower Covj.1 Sykup will cure it when all other mea:s have failed. Also, Colds, Cough, Asthma, bronchitis, and all diseases ol the thro u and luns. Read the tettimonuds ef the Hon Alexander II. Stephens, Gov. Smith and Ex Gov.Biownof Ga., Hon. Geo. Pea body, as well as those of other rtmarkable cures i:i our book, free to all at the drug stores, and be con vinced that if you wish to bf cured you can be by taking the Gi.obk Flower Covf.H Syklp. Take no Tioehcs or Lozenges for Sore' Throat, whai you can get (Ilobb F loiter Strut at same orice. For sale hv 09 o 8 ft n o Iall Druggist. . i Price 25 Cts. and $1.00 Gmv mistakes are mad in the treatment ot all diaeaaes that arise from poison in the blood. Not one case of Scrofula, Syphilis, White Swelling, Ulcerous Sores and Skin Disease, in a thousand, is treated without the use of Mer cury In some form. MorCury rots the hones, and the diseases it produces are worse than any other kind of blood or skin disease can he. Dr. Pbmbkrton's Stillingia or Queen's Delight is the only medicine upon which a hope of recovery from Scrofula, Syphilis and Mercurial diseases in all stages, can be reason ably founded, and that will cure Cancer. $10,000 will be paid by the proprietors if Mereury, or any ingredient not purely vegeta ble aad harmless ean be found in iu Price by ail Druggists $i .oo. . Globe Flower Cough Syeup and Mer hell's Hbpatine por the Liver for sale by all Druggists in 25 cent and $1.00 bottles. A. r . tf233LL k CO., Proprietors. PHILADELPHIA, PA to H hi 4 H I Issmonthly. MO-page Sorap Book of tho cream of the World's Literature. Single copy, 20c, or 92 pe rer. An Oil Cutomo 0.420 inches) oi " Yosemite VaBey." price, f 3 ; " Keck Sheep," a fl.SO book, in paper binding: "Christian Oakley's Mistake" a SI book, in paper binding, and a sample copy of "Wood's Household Magazine r all post-paid, for only 30 cents In money, or ia one-cent postage stamps. Agent Addrt Moet irDerai verma, dqi nouung aem rree. S. Wood. Tribune Building. new X fork City. J if PIANOS $125 Each, snd all styles, including Grand Square the lowest hut cash wholbbali factobt prices, direct to tile roMBiUt. These Piano made one of the finest displays at the Cen tennial Exhibition, and were nnanimonaly r e conmevded for the Highest floaoaa oyer 12,000 in usa. Regularly incorporated Man nfacturine: Co. Factory eetabliahed oyer 36 yean. The Square Granda contain Mathu shek's new patent Duplex Oreratrunc Scale, the greatest improvement in the history ef Piano making. ' The Up rights are the finest in America. Piano sent on trial. Don't fail to write for illustrated aad Descriptive catalogue of 48 pages mailed free. MENDELSSOHN PIANO OO.t U SwUvth street, H JillHUO M LIU Mi LIVER I BLOOD Wilcox, Cibbs & Co& CELEBRATED FERTILIZER, THE MANIPULATED GUANO ! The Best and Cheapest ! COTTONfo7cUAN0 In offering to you the WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.'S MANIPULATED another season, we do so with tlie moat perfect confidence that voii win r BEST AND CHEAPEST FERTILIZER in use. m It is no new article, requiring experiments to sestabliidi its value hui i tor vears with unbounded success, earnine m tavor iron hear i accepted as the STANDARD FERTILIZER. 1 ' ulilI) . It has been ourstuny, not to make it EQUAL to otbers but SUPERIQb. our success in these etiWts we refer you to the many of your neighbors it, ao wcu AO to i ue luuuaauus in iuo o'huu nuaum. uiioil oiaies. This Guano is so well known that it is unnecessary to publish any oertiti' annPY ifnv taatimrtnials in nnr oirpnlars nnlv from lMatittit-c m ba tests of it alongside the Peruvian Guano, as showing bow it compares (tii&iio. uhirh him hfrtofor hpn cenerallv esteemed ahov nil t.- . ,. '''fit , D .. " r eniujr e will have only a moderate supply for sale and would request Planers r orders early. He thei Our Agents are autliorizedto sell the MANIPULATED on very lavorall pavaMe in cotton next Fall. te oa h t a a m t yi rv. m - - j-u way, AjreiJ THE BEST THE world SOLD B BEWARE 0F 80G y tiUULt OUR q DEMURS AHbDtrn' lt ruiT TOR PARTICULARS Wt" WMBiRO ADDRESS: WhiteSewing Machine Co. Cleveland, ohio. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Raptor. The Best and Cheapest Newspaper Published. Postage Free. ONE DOLLAR Per Yemr, SO Cents for Si Months, An Extra Copy to every Club of Ten. ew York Herald Published every Day in the Year. Postage Free. $10 pays for one year, Sundays included. i $8 pay fur one year, without 8andays. $o pays tor six months, Sundays included. $4 pays for six months, without Sundays. $2 pays for one year for any specified day of the week. $1 pays for six months for any specified day of the week, $1 per month (including Sundays) will he charged on subscriptions for a less period than three months. TO EUROPE Including Postage. Daily $17 30 Weekly (European Edition) 4 00 Weekly (Domestic Edition) 2 00 NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED, Postage Free. Daily Edition. ..Two and a half ctB. per Copy Sunday Edition Four cts. per Copy. Weekly Edition Two cents per Copy N. B. Not less than 6 copies mailed to newsdealers at wholesale rates. We allow no comm scions on subscriptions Daily Edition Address, NEW TOKK' HERALD, men 19 Bi cad way and St. Ann . Y. The New and Popular Boot & Shoe Store 32 MARKET STREET. THE PIOJIEER OF tOW PRICES ! N O OLD 8TOCKTO WORK OFF AT ANY PRICE I All New Goods, selected with a great deal of caie, in accordance with the times. All of my Goods warranted. Notice some of the prices : A Lady's nice Cloth Buskin, from 60c to $1.00. A nice Kid or Pebble Morocco Newport Tie, from 90c to $1.25. A Gent's nice Box-Toe Gaiter, from $1.25 up to the best. My Ladies' and Childrera Department is now complete. . A call at my place and a fair comparison are all I ask. Beware of old stock, Yr u will speud 3 our money for nothing. Renumber, no trouble to show my New 8tock. Rt-spect ully, C. ROSENTHAL, 32 Market St. apl 28 1 Sign of tVe I ittle Boot. ' Headquarters for Al, Lager Beer aud Porter. H MARCUS k SON'S, I No. 5 llarket ft tree jANFURMiH yotr wna the bes Ale, Lager Beer and Porter, both keg and bottled, in the city. Country orders promptly attended t o :o: i i ... u til. r i n. - i I -0 C4NU $1500.00 LUMBERS LIFE IN A BOTTLF, Tri Mnaf ValtmKlo AT ..l. .i tv ery Known to the World- More Use for Quinine, CaJai or Mineral Poisons Life fort ISloocJ, htrength fur the Ned and Health lor All. AN OPEN LETT BB TO THE l'I BL Heaeving that bv cleanMiip ti e blood 1 building up tne constitution wastheoDln -. l - : L: j : 1 . . . v m usui uioif aisease una Demi? tmnk, with weakness of the luns, caurrh much broken down in constitution, ac q after trjiflg the bht .phjsieians and out my money for uiir.y kindH of mwiic. advertised without tindin a pertnsLfitcit I tkgan docto; 11.tr lujself ugin lufdicin made from roots and herbs. 1 furtuiav uiscovered a wonderful nitten or bi CI taneer, the arot bottle of whicn cart mtta life and vigor, and in time elite ted a p?ra nent cure. 1 was free troin catarrh, nj became strong and sound, being at. -: . the most severe cold and eipdture, aidi . gained over thirty pound in weight. ing conhdent that 1 had made a untattt discovery in medicine, 1 prepared a qaait ot the Root Bitiers, and was in the bibjtii giving' them away to sick lru-r.ds andnrif bors. 1 lound tbe medicine eflected the 1 wonderful cures of all diteasee earned fns humors or scrofula in the blood, improdeia Bad Stomach, Weakness, Kidsej Diw Torpid Liver, Ac , Ac. Tbe ntwi of discovery in this way spread from one pen to another until 1 found myself called w to supply patients with medicine tar wide, and 1 was induced to establish a Utel atory for compounding and bottling tbfk bitters in large quantities, and 1 iwvd ni al .mv time to this business. I was at first backward in presenting ei I myself or discovery in this wy to tbe pit" not being a patent med ciLe man and ft small capital, but I am tretting braTeljcM that. Wince I first advertised tliiin. I have been crowdud witu orders tn m gists and country dealers, and tbe bwxi of letterp 1 have receivet! from ptrsoajcfHI prove the fact that no remedy erer dia i uucb good tn so short a time and tuamzv success as the Hoot bitters, la fact, 1 convinced that they will soon take tbe o: all other medicines in ue. .eaij hundred retail druggist, rigbt here at ks in Cleveland, now sell Root bitte-s, w whom have already sold over ose u bottles. Root Sitters are strict! v a medical RRf ation, such as was used in tbe goodoWjq of our foref fcthfrs. when Deonle re nl by some simple root or plaat( sod N calomel and other poisons ol tbe kingdom rere unknown. 1 h".r act stronirlv on the liver audi keep tbe bowels regular and build ?' Durrani nvstm. i htr oenetrate ererf ? of the body, searching out eery bone and tissue from the head to ti '"1 cleansing and stiengthening' tbe .w spungs oi me, nence inej uj " HianaRi'D hi; r , n r i fi i a ) i nn urifj nOUrUhlDtt- No mutter what your fre inga or ijnpfjj are, what tbe disease or aUmeni u, U.tfaro llnn'r naif nn'il TDD Irt ' .WW.V. ' W II fill. MM " . J if you only feel bad or missrabK. Bitters at once. It may rave your lit Thousands of persons in ail p country are already using Ko01 " TVil.1' ka.a u a xr i .A vt a n r livad of C 'SIS. ll J . 1 A ' V D.I ,U UJClUf I urKn Kari hunn nriffan nn hv frieBGeSD" . I cians to die, and have permsnenu' many old chronic cases of Catarrs '" Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Hkio V whore all other treatments had " 1 J you troubled wHh s'ck headache, cr Z.: : i l I In the 3'- . ui.iiufes, weaaueii, uiu i . i i. n ;n rinitm1 uerTnusiieN.BDU uruiru u " ufcfl. V :.i l i : r ,.lra MnOt i ou will ue curuu ii T Y f nave vou numors ana pimpjee r; j or sriiuV nothing wih give ""7, ja tialtb. stren.rib, aad oeautv tnra. SHU, I know that jeal- m phyac asi r' f ' v r nmKn r Kamiisa vntr A 1 T ' ) V tj ' T cjr ' J UUUIV JJ( 0';(j JCL J v-- r . J- J many of their patients, b t I care i nfjgj now my desire and dtermintioB i r rnv Boot Bitters as fast af p Dle ' . tt J . .... . . - r , ,11. :. j-1 !'. reacn or an tnosa euneru g .. m world told by wholesale and reuii Kits and country jsWlsJJ preis on receipt of price, i wjcl , six bottles $5.00. For certificate derfui cu es, see mv large ci.r?u --j furh h ,f m-dir-ine. HCbd a5JB I each battle of medicine. Kei yoarif. Ask your druggist or mer FRAZIWrf KOOT BlTTfcH , tfle jpvw Blood Cleanser,and take nosului recommend because he mates a ' n r;.iwlrfr- 338 8apetk,rHt..Clev I- For sale bv J. Q. Munds CZm4 Druggists. Biarchjeth fJlHE FIRST OF 7HK SJSA' 1 a V ,
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