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'44, ,te r e pa. oww A n le t mar>e
Res nar.. wl
Aymsveou r. r
s~ your. ea
ha, em tee looksout for work, stood in th
"t esp nt, better come in an' let me
toer hW wa'r.
' dee( its mighty long, bees."
"That's where your depraved grasp for t
gala guet the better of your judment. hf
Xy hair has just been closely shingled" 0
"What maneIt a dn on yer a
"It does not lie on my shoulders. To
your vitiated sight it may seem to lieon a
y bshoulders, but in reality it does not. n
Did you ever study introspective philos- b
u No, L ; h> TI meh ise $4
"Wll, that's the caseof your mistake.
You have stood here in your door so
long, watching people with long hair,
until you think that the head of every
man needs eingliny Your desire to e
mFake money has the judg- I
inent of yur eyesight. Men in your I
t1rsiob have kept on in this way inl
il they had to be taken to an asylum a
whbe such asseses are treated. You t
"Yas, teh."
"And nsearly every man who passed
had ong hair, didn't he?'
"Yesn , sh, dot's a hek."
"You have ss, en than wo
men paons, haver' fyo
"le'l eve I has, ash."
"In hbet nearly everybody who passes
is a msa."
"Ya, ash."
fo men
the
yar eagerness or work. resulting from
that brs ha lludeslon born of a desire
r gala, you have mistaken women for
m.e and long hair for short. Haven't
yeo bees Mrmbisd P' mind about
"'hlak I has, boes."
"Of omess. You are aseted by brain
b" nsatmom. This is the direct work
of he vlL You were a slave before
O , and the devil is endeavo
na is keqp you a slave. He is giving
yema Abe h His sowing
r e a f boss."
anthe wu are. You have never
iplsepive phiosophy, have
Re i5 3 r r the
dsy8. Be h beg to work on
you my, fit etr s awhile he'll make
yea s'ousmn bubles out of their bog
de lawd mfrs me from dos
lss," dped 6 barber with a rsat.
M aaweawith shat hat
a Ule* wBam sve itoma
as e lam an lat.
ap tdekseash."
Ase I Isabcek on lureae
.h1 I wi 1st you have
- I ~ ; glmmede dooks
daalr, sash as
-
2em
;·Wt~· amel
s m cracksman would asy, id -t
of thp z~iroad eompsmn). His
idea, h.qi . the at ofit. W.in uoeIO
koned withoutl hie e s
\He twa stoat pieces egr op,
whichbi to the axles of te
arrIatA.lsi a noose at the and of
each.-I toone noose he pat his legs,
while inserted his shoulder into the
ether. :In th i tion he hung when
the train MtedW. Uche train was an ex
pree ad l did dot stop until Crewe wsa
iveale *WhMh'sl bout. 70 miles from hsa
Livelel. 'b was rather uncomforta- WI
wh~a tb train b tomove, but when
, into full s~b be had real torture,
ia he rahed Crewe he was th
eurda4 lqýiifrtght. Here hIe was va
kn iunto euit6d; To the magistrate fm
w j ajdicamtdbb the ese he ihplained
r that l aisUee o when swaing to and So
L frowerd'so~th AWl. and the eo~fbet
Sof the etLepes as tfu ruhej pUat him ap
nlob d'him o reaon rnd he"as Ci
'rs that etky moment the rope would
Shols hdsldersand hang bia_."
ded veryh qutely, cr
*j,1Eenoug m :t pa
t* not bst tgz iment seat
Sh" ahign Iil An .ezumsiom o
on the >tic of a Congrove rocket ca the 'a
I tail 6?'l;r1,ek > Wl b i6 none exciting o
thah"s as net,mah. .
0. _____w. l _ ,
r -:- "' 5bespees5 sa . . s
7 ''tghiay t6 1'4ideye aubbin' in ed
d diefy iea said, as he heSed sigh to
g- like t,b.oh of Ack :hoa "My boy b
ar 1 ,I P 1t J lQ ooks and things
- i eout as a gololist. lie got ual
m4 he could al~ of tr*tas and forms- i°
n tisad belt and dips, end indica
i"ddly he said to me. see in
I~ t~. -a coal mine on our land.' w
rd d'.yllrhaq'it P
t mwedl m eted and found ind.La- b
bons. That h bllis chuck fl ofu
-o ý - hall'tater patch is full o
Isold 3101ort~ f geology adt
d| L 'teracz ad l1 'missed t.
es ai nger with a squint to his P
ep. alopg and offered me $800 fur
uPji $arsy she went."
o "W-W , 4h"le taken' half a milynn
*h thtkl'6foasl t.o' that hill sad
'befl i "ed , middle yet. Dan' ti
m was riht and I was a fle.'
"An now?" .,
ire oWaslmi'anin' a male team ir a
For Ihe ihdieasehus Dapl kitt
t o the effect that I otrter be sent
tat I c Nallhae raslum."
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gin ------.
erk nd . hatI bie N etai chlo- L
le ou, oreammsoamlL .rhi M I1
'd"thae f 0A most of .the 'water c
1 Wfm pe,#t' has been evap
!e' AýL tibei trnee
ersswhen this is known.
The elel got 27, 1
ver f]t6m the terrible Kraka- l
eve beda eaisaled'
have InIan Ocean at tthe
tq Pee of 250 miles an hour.
At the Hanurian National Exhibi
on whi. wp May 188, thr e
.b eo for all kinds of Im
ý, ,s 1oes i which my be d
y 'epresented.
set . OppWeisridl to ezercie a beneiclal I
CLthes 4e of those who I
tee. ý ce of the vil- 1
ONO a b ats n overs I
aweae leaer liven t
betsg to the 8olo~am " umi
ile a .r ihtr et-ade is
usembwe. -beAt.as ertaia pr
Eths nasautipoiama kpowuas
sod@ 49 w.eieespeeeto the
t A detelopati to such
as o thdeim dagerees for
_'- or otore out of
eaasens k toe swith
i warel afsutnasuincbas in
rand dose to it ts a lszges qpnr
e mi teesn. The motor
thsweusterm. e ar.
- 'Sau a s apindle ao
iou thebackiboe and
ok",, 49rpd dantains
ages to two
t i 'd 'e d. lam Psebs.
.., alth mbs vms wt
mi e .Ib SKM I.EL 8. the * .
1LLB &dId
ens
",l TIID R01 g.,"
It. ooa*d sDad n Mmbe!r-- The Ie.
mrable 3aperkmMs r a 01ese Oh
mserer o ite Wrktmas Durinesg
a Leag essides. at
Washi-gton.
Vorrespondenoe Rochester Democrat.
No city upon the American continent
has a larger lasting population than
Washington. It is estimated that during
the session of congress twenty-five
thousand people, whose homes are in
various parts of this and other countries,
make this city their place of residence.
Someoome here, attracted by the advanta
gee the city offers for making theaequaint
apoe of publuma ; others have various
claims which they wish to present, while
the great majority gather here, as the
crows flock to the carrion, for the sole
purpose of getting a morsel at the pablio
c ib. The latter clas as general thing,
originate the many schemes which ter
miate' in vicious bill, all of which are
neither directed at the public treasury,
or toward that revenue which the black
mailing of corporations or private enter
prioes may bring.
While walking down Pennsylvania
evenue the other day I met Mr. William
" . Ashley, formerly of your city, whose
Slong residence here has made him unus
ually well aqnasinted with the opera
tions of the lobby.
Having mnde my wants in thisepartic
Sular directioi known, in answer to an
-interrogative, Mr. Ashley said:
"Yes, dtiing my residence here I have
become well acquainted with the work
Sin__ i th. -Third House,' as is is erited,
and could tell you of numerous jobs,
' which, like the 'Heathen Chinee,' are
peculiar."
"You do not regard the lobby, as a
body, vicious, do you?"
fot neceeariy so, there are good and
bad men comrising that body; yet there
have been times when it must be admit
ted that tae combined power of the 'Third
House' has ovetrrddem the will of the
is people. The bad influence of the lobby
can be sben the numerous blood-bills
that are introduced at every semon.
"But bow can these be discovered?"
"Easily enough, tothe person wh) has
dmade the thing a study. I na detect
them at a glance."
"Tell me, to what bills do you refer?"
"Well, tike anual gas tills, for in
stance. They are introduced for the
urpole of blin the Washington Gas
it light com ny. They ailly result in
an invesigating committee which never
amounts to thing more than a draft
upon the pueie tremasury for the expen
see of the inveatigation. Another
squesse is the abattoir bills, as they are
called. Theseof cours are fought by
0- the lteheras and markt men. The
Sfirst attempt to force a bill of this des
er cription s in 1877, when a prominent
p- Washington politidcian offered a fabulou
rum for the franchise."
S"Anything else in this line that you
thldnk t Mr. Ashle·rt'
"Yes, thre's the job to reclaim the
SPoboaac flat, wicrlh had it become a
law, would have resulted in an enormous
ptel. -The work is now being dre by
7, Gote verament itsnef, rad will rid the
S- 'of tUf t t 'matali armh s pe o
Swhich we hear so much outside the
se. Daring your residence here have you
Sexeeced the bad resalts of living in
lthi cimate?'
e "Well, while I have not at all times
" eoyed good health. I am certain that
which laid menup so lo
was not :anis4 It wasmeTingth
had troubled me for years. A sooti
al stinging pain that at times attacked dir
ho formet parts g my body. One day my
il- ri ht arm adlt would torture me with
a pain, there wld be great redness, beat
in mad swelingof the parts; andprh
ms theent dythe del arm and w-l ra
be similarly a&cted. Then again it
i would locate ina some particlarmt
whih w ld weols ntih drive me frantic
There would be wees t a time that
would be ase ted with an intermitting
I ind of .pain that would come on everj
alternoo and leave me compaatively
hr V bop IQspe dr ing i balance
Sfthe tw stybro . -bo h. I woua
Mve terrilbparmtJysaa of pCin cominl
t, catay tLima dmPin the y nigh
th whea I wtald be obllgd to lle upo a
inhek t bomeas asd kep as mlloules
in' asp paLThl., .Every tmeI atenpted u
ma- moves eily smtatki would a e ovr
tos my boy, r I wtald lnt o.shot imab
is. es. I ewkeredo b 7eeusodl e oetrac
i alon f the s aa aseremeso tm
mlt bdek ad be ,end e m my eyetsl
Lt beht md ad diead m aep
e I bev p oe I bemaii
d- toldr r Jehb. fLtba hdtenbiM
_o _ ta I deepradeaL e
od lt bO you ~ouinde d theoantor
Yde. vtold mehad neualgua
tismit whkic thmis soeuethat
wi od be a tet4 gli ia and theg
iwme slobe myashetata a r wfin
IId Inat bsiness, but He avoile"
ted h blend lpoong I r Mclipa
who. beek. hen i Inota sdu aesa
.e dudla bse sne&. B. woude men
a. - hs ra mee o y asetvis
has rAl ar bo y te ay eimanuse 1
0.4. a t5sd bI Ume Ino eehaedpad l
__ m e eaelts"uwa o-te
rg! 1IC, ae·kil d'
out in their steals, their diusppearan I
can be easily accounted for." C
"What proportion of these blood-bills Ho
are successful" Co.
"A very small percentage, sir. Not- me
withstanding the power and influence wh
of the lobby, but few of these vicious (Ga
measure; pass. Were they successful Oil
it would be a sad commentary upon our for
system of government and would vir- can
tually annihilate one branch of it. The uni
great majority of themn are either repor- p
ted adversely ur smothered in committee
by the watchfulness and loyalty of our
congresnmen'" . E. D.
str
aut He ndns't. we
Wall Street News.
Referring to the system of beggary for
practiced by churches, asylums, orders,
aseociations and other bodies, an interior bei
grocer was relating in a wholesale house bu
here the other day that after he donated
a barrel of crackers to a church fair, 50
lbs. of sugar to an asylum, half a chest of
tea to an old woman's house, 100 lbs. of
buttes to a hospital, and $0 in cash to a
bible-class, a woman came in and asked ml
him to give a lift to a helping-hand soci. by
ety.
'tOh, certainly," he pleasantly replied.
"Shan't I give you the entire contents of es
the store?" sr
"No, sir!" she replied, with a gooa t
deal of digniiy. "You can reserve the
barrels of molasses and the boxes of
clothes-pins, as we have no use for them.
If you want to give aus the balance of the re
stock, and will kindly make out an in- ,
ventory and pay ialf the cartage, you g
can rest assured of our heartfelt thanks.
Always Htte 'em.
Dhtroit Pree Press
The other morning a citisen of Sprout or
street who looked the very picture of uo
health was waiting to take the car, and D
whisteling as a man will when at peace
witbhall the world, whela along came an a
I aequaintinance who halted abruptly, gas
ed at him in a doubtful way, and finally
held out his hand with the remark: D
"Well, well! Then I was mistaken!"
"In what?"
"Why, I thought I heard my wife w
reading your death notice two weeks .
ago, and knowing how bad your liver-."
t "My death noticel Why, there isn't
a healthier man in Detroit!"
"And knowing how badly your liver '
- was affected," continueJ the ether, "I t
e didn't wonder at it. You are terrible a
Scareless man."
n "Why, bow?" b
r "In not taking more care of yourself. is
ft The liver is a great vital orga, and no o
- man showing the symptoms you do has u
r any right to neglect searchin for a rem
re edj"
ý My liver! I'll bet you $50 that my
- "Never mind! If you want to be obsti
it nate that's your lookout and not mine.
SI simply promise to be one of the pall
bearers. Good morning!"
o' It was wonderful how the smile fad
ed and the whitling ceased. Instead of
10 taking the car the mat. h~ed down
a town at a slow pace, a halfared look
oan hi face, and at was only by a great
y effort that he passed the first drug store.
e Whein he Cane to the second he walked
o in, and without even referring to the
e weather he said:
'Doc, my liver is a trifle out of ordr,.
on and I guess I'l.buy a bottle of invigora
In tor."
He got it and hurried o5 anxioui to
reach the ofice and get down a dose,
and no man will see a smile on his face
ig again until he calls upon some doctor 1
at and learns that his liver is working
Saway like a two-horse engine and shows I
no signs of skipping a co. .
SI lve beene a severe sufferer from Catarrh
at for thepast Atteen years, with distressing pain
over my eyes. Gradually the disease worked
down upon my lungs. About ayearanda half
oI commenced using Ely's Cream Balm.
it most gratirinsults, and am today
of apparently cu r C.WAmaa,. Rutland, Vt.
My Daughter s myself, eat sufferers
tram Cfutr.k hve beenourea dy my s am
I. Balm. My sense of smell restored and health
vreatly Imipved.--C. M. sAn.aY, Merhant.
Itnes, N. Y. ilesy to use. Price SO cents.)
The newest cottons are sphyrs, orlta
I ginahams, woven fl-a-f1 in blue with
d white, rown. blaek, ray, red, or green
t The baste ohealtu sad oseetag prop
ae de&ssriesa Ipasrr are sometbieg
O "My brather aged , had ts from hbis
or Ilafasey, 8ssmwidee .ire eour.d him."
,-I A. W. Carts, Osaki, Mian. $1..'0 st
e- Druggists.
ls India shbawls are formed into gri'eful
ly springmuaties by umsse ofbilver or gift
e backU1es, uwd to hold tl: folds iln place.
Wha ya y vt or ense BOw Yerm ,
shite GranidnmralDp • egtrooms,
'I tseduprataet i fS s, rute
jc Ins. Horse oars, s-:es eleated ail-l
roads to epets. Fapla em live betr
for less ua at the b asNum VEe HoT.
r- a o a ot ertr tirt-clas bhotealhate t .
ar Cam white and sky blue cashmares
will be worn under transparent embroid
d oir oa white not, or nader white lace.
I pumi m ne as r s tar.r s
S ns ahr eles eaptse or vgea a
t e i- seoad t~"a ore
att toae m a re tshm e tsem
Ich se rn tin or velvet ntle.
~Eahe 3sae~uismr
NI is
As Imeldeat Ia VIrglas.
Our old friend, Mr. Wm. Claughton, of
jeatheville, sheriff of Northumberland
'o., Va., rays: "We have many ood
medicines In our parts, but nothing
rhich equals St. Jacobs Oil, the Great
-erman Remedy. My family keep the
)il in the house at all times and use it
or almost everything that a medicine
an be used for. They claim that it is
inequaled for rheumatism and all bodily '
sains.-Tappahannock, (Va.,)Tide Water eI
ndex. Cc
ee
A pretty new walking hat of Milan 01
straw is called the "7-20.8," after the b
well-known play.
Public speakers and singers use Plso's Cure
for hoarseness and weak lungs.
Jerseys that are a mass of jet beads are
being imported. They are handsome,
but heavy.
- Occasional doses Dr. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator will keep the liver in good
order. Sure.
Coquelicot red bonnets,. with trim
mings of red maple wings, are to worn
by pale ladies of fair complexion.
If there ever was a secific for any one
complaint then C:.-t.'1'- i.ttl r Liver Pills -
ere a specific f.r Headache, and
every woman s!i ai,, this. They
are not only as , , but a sure
preventive iftak: i the approach
is felt. Carter's L.:; .i ,x'r Pills actdi
rectly on the liver .ln.l h.;e, and in this
way remove the cause of disease without
rait making you sick by a weakening
. try them you will et be
It is now the fashion for brides to wear
only one glove, and that on the right
naud.
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUns. "'Rough on ia."
eeleam out rats, sie , es, raches, bed-bogs. Iae.
B-piri sd GenalI Debity n their v
loes; als uas a preventive gaiL t laer msad
tAus.aad oter lntrmittent Fevers, the leer
Elxitr of Cafayma, maod I
b alhe behs tonic; and hr patls5m re
Jros Fever or other ackasai, it hM so
ustuaL.
READ Tnis.-The Army and Navy Liniment
will positively take the soreness out of Sparn.
Rlngbone Splint, or Curb, and stops their
growth. bee advertisement.
iUCHUI.IAIBA. Quk. cMplete cure, all sa
-Newa's Bronehial Troehes for Coughs
and Colds: "I do not see how it is possible for
a public man to be himself in winter without
this admirable ald."-Rer. R .. Derema Ibear
at, Mars.
Everybody is pleaed with the Improved Car
bollne adeodorized extract of petroleum. It
is s efear and limpid as spring water, and was
originally Intended by nature as a panacea for
all diseases of the scalp ando skin, and Is a namt
ural hair renewer.
"SOUG ON COrlr lea. Ask for it. Completc
care, hard or soft core, warty, bea.nos.
arn Am is t MA T.
runA A.EM
Ag Al& graU ge PAINA A .e AtW.
SS,
IsVp arias eja1 * ,~usmraf a
,ass3M. ~is 5er aaes m eb at
S msse. ASe**a ..i*****Ue Be
an Uvu rm as ise a a . mams
brasi es*asees) .lbe^asea
U s ieeno d r.--- mi s
ass, umseressuspe s otepe
eases in e aar sese aads fb a
easieaisseibMissadwam a'e
Sl5***8U, As aU kaa agerr
- .ukr B mssageou
as&ge s emr mes msa g~aU s
* . ... . eabrs..b
a-t
y -· a -by··IwSt
5errr m m m ml I~
7 q.r,- Cmm
14 .T yr.~B~
ia L' iHIir
* U~t~rntl?
WIIBOB'S COPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.
., u..n smp taoa . M ani haw e k -r - a W..o y
to ve theirtemoy faorf the use of ti
"' R's'lam's Pyre id-Uer Oil mad Lme." Experi
ence has proved it to be a valuable remedY for
Consumption, Asthma Diphtheria, and all dis
eases of the Throt and Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. B. WILORo, Chemist. Boston. Sold
by all drubl gits.
o ise, ypasms and Csvllseise C
CCRED BY THE CSE OF
Aaeemlrple will be sent bt mall on t
on suelrinl from the. terrible misdi t
upopsplation. Alsoafreeoy of samil
ecelptBook soud fournslcontsiin a oo"sedluab E
ectipt and sllUmoalset perssoa who haves ema
rdiN1w1. i. anPICK. Wnhelesl Drmgia. .
Adrn. N ltlll i t ,l.
m tlo be.wI whil th pll lam omep
e e t ul y aindd a , adical cu. s
OC~hf~lru a iaenlea Sis O.,t h namil.
st. and Ap pdr ,ean are d to al r fe
" tie ld rlthelrhen thema retu-n aga I' me alre0"
obted oan ma bellows fota se orf ntr, preit o
br ng spinkled ablfe-lougstudy. It nerr fals
Agen t cuan ke moetbsey in It. oe r et salo
by Rlcoardson fCo.r nMol es c .ngalre id -
St. Lou Mo.; and b all retalngsts,
Scentsa per box; bollw 2 cents. Eithere or
HOW A. G GITCHIeLL, at ole itor
tl:. Elm ISttreet. t. aSui a Mo
80 DAYS' TRIAL.
m LE I OLTAIC BELT and other I
movihc APrreaC lare ent o 30 days Trial
MEN ONLY, YOUNG or OLD, who are suf
fering from NIavOta ExufAoTIfo. Loer VI
TAIrry, WArING WEAN sl castt, tand all disea
ss of a kindred natur. resultang from what
ever oluses. Speedy relief asnd nonpeett
restoration to ionALT, IR put anup MwANOOD
GUAtAwints . Send at once for that rated
Agentscan make money --y -li It. For sl
bybloron & Co..holesale )ar St.
PILLS
r-, - " Coe. Yasesmtl ApentseBue, ee,
St.ev. Mo.and by all retsi fmptatsrie
Sree , Age, on r. pt
SPearllm Stet. Io. Y.
TE% ONLT TRUE
IRON
TONIC
i"ahii lt me ent on 30 drys' ml
M EsN ONLY YO~rle or Os. uho us are i
we asIlmndred wOatur resulti . BomesL
ever scasa. Sevesy rem ies and eomp le t
Athe s. I Send s t once frIa Iwer.
Pamltnree. Address
Fev. eir an en B rll. emSsat W Mi
Ti'nel8 Sam'W for Cattle,4heep
CQeweuw.M heIIbC~ .11 s*
gaW9S FARAS AMd STOCK ER
ll ss, a to ue Ushis am'm C toitis Pow
sre*r, s-- tase sad i to * li; e
riesk 1e P e ask bepais O Ititiosm t, sa tp t bW
,aysla mewthsedg sauie. msth "ns.
ZILCOH Oas -sae bP I eA by the -si
rW M i ist hs Ik IMeamuthese asl i. -r
w b smniesa ft os is seed Ms asi
sisMs ois ft be aced apo oo k o
EMM T PROPRIETARY CO., - - - CHICAGO, ILL.
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Daim'sr ru e o ha~wP..
OC)AKa ON ALL PLANT EERI,
It k the lnd with e Dealer sad the Farmess,
wh bab a uaenaimous verdict that It
Is mthe eds eepew r .
2tb ha w Cest 5r the momeat InarerVMU
ae*EA FARA4 AnZD £TRAIN ON Thf£
PRBAMe e Mcetioa on-4te pulleys. and making a
wies aibs dr set mas. the machne outwear esv
eW l that d eruss.
CISAUUS* KUN. IMS, CS.. K. 1.l5she Wsatsacturers. LECITLE. ILLS.
Wagier UUmW INa S or a Or<i' net
Vuas T3S i& wO& IAy as i P 2'l" Riag that .Ic.; no ,r- e '.1afT .sph
Ie ssits. ap pssla / l the maes e. N harp rIwnts in the Areh ito kep It swe.
mIMM I, gillS jm 5. bs e. wasi hsimnetw . m*istctiW t u.
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Iamllsgene aud Excesses.
Whether over eating or drinking a's
madebarmlee by lusiug Hop Bitters free.
!, giving elegant appetite ani exii-tyment
a using them before and removing all
dullness, pains and distress afterwarls,
leaving the head clear, nerves steady.and
all the feelings buoyant, elastic and more
happy than before. The pleasing effe. ts
of a Christian or sumptuous dinner con
tinuing days afterwt rds.
Eminent Testimony.
N. Y. Witness, Aug. 15, 1880.
"I find that in addition to the pure spir
its contained in their composition, they
contain the extracts of hops and other
well known and highly approved med
icinal roots, leaves and tinctures in quan-.
tities suffcient to render the article what
the makers claim it to be, to wit a
medicinal preparation and not a bever
age-unfit and unsafe to be used except
as a medicine.
"From a careful analysis of their for
mula-which was attested under oath
1 find that in every wine-nlasgqfil of Hop
Bitters, the active medicinal properties
aside from theb distilled spirits are equal
to a full dose for an adult, which fact in
pjy opinion. subjects it to an internal
revenue tax as a medicinal bitter."
Gma r B. R.Irx. U. F. Com. In. Rev.
Hardrueed Liver.
Five years ago I broke down with kid
ney and livercomplaint and rheumatism.
Since then I have been unable to be
about at all. Myliver became hard like
wood ; my limbs were puffed up and
filled with water. All the best physi
cians agreedl that nothinig could cureme.
I resolved to try llHp Bitters; I have
used seven bottles; the hardness has all
gone from my liver, the swelling from
my limbs. and it has worked a miracle
in my case; otherwise I would have been
now in my grave. J. W. MlotIrx. Buffalo,
Oct. 1, '81.
Poverty and stffering.
"1 was dragged down with debt, pvcerty and
suffering for years. caused by a sick family
and large bills for doctoring. I was oompete.
ly discouraged, until one year ago, by the ad
vice of my pastor, I commenced using Hop
Bitters. and In one month we were all well.
and none of us have seen a sick day since, and
I want to say to all poor men, you can keep
your families well a year with Hop Bitters for
less than one doctor's visit will cost. I know It."
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