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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

RoMANTIC.-We extract the following Incl
dent troa recent letter of the st. Lonis Re-
publican correspondent in France. Fact is
surely stran ger than fiction:
A In0st singular story has come out by a death
which took place at monastery near Paris,
last week.
Several years ago, rich miller, living in one
OF the provinces, became so unhappy by the
death Of his WIFE that placing his only child, a
girl OF ten years Of age, in convent, he repaired
10 the monastery near Paris and became monk
Daring six or seven years he led a most pious
life, bat, from tho gloom of his cell he thought
often of his daughter The desire to see her
grew so much upon him, that he at last resolved
10 opens correspondence with her; the answers
he received to his letters, Were such as to re-
awaken all the affections of other days, within
his bosom. The young girl on her side, was no
less eager to see once more i parent whose ear
~ tenderness she still remembered. With q
resolution surprising in one of her age, She q,1it-
ted the convent, dressed herself in male attire
and sought the monastery in which her .a,h5r
resided. There she resumed the habit Of tle
order, and was named brother Robert. Sac was
then but seventeen years age sac TOOK care
not to reveal herself TO her father uni! the ire
yOcable vows had been pronounced; wAuu at
last she followed him his cell ana told her SlO-
ry. The JOY he expressed At folding lis beloved
child once more TO Ii, heart, aud the ragrct
which her act of devotion caused him. broduht
on a fever which ended lis life in a few DAYS
Ine young girl found herself now in u situation
which nothing but the religious education She
lad received, could have enabled her to bear
Deprived OF the support which the daily ight OF
the father would have given her, she yahantlv
mortified herself in every possible way TO keep
down the worldly regrets which arose in her
heart. Sac became the example olthc convent.
and the sanctly Of F-iar Robert was spread
abroad in all France. The most holy Offices
were contded principally to her; it was She who
was sent to pray by the bedside Of the dying, and
to console the afflicted. But sac did an Immense
deal OF good among the young girls OF Paris,
whom the world and its pleasures had drawn
from the path OF duty. To these she never Wct-
ricd ottalking; her humility surprised them; the
simplicity OF her soul, and the sweetness OF h.r
voice, charmed them completely, and Frjar Rob
ert rarely failed in bnng in5 these WANDERERS
back 10 tue RIGHT way.
At last however. SANDER attacked the fair
fame of triar Robert, and he was accused of be-
ing too fond Of visiting female sinners. The
Aobo OF tie monastery imposed upon the pre-
tended brother, as pauij-nce, to serve the whole
community, and do the most repugnant and
the toughest work. Sac did all without d Inur-
myr AID during three years. accomplished the
rue duties laid upon her. without failing in
single one.
Last week she died, and the romorso Of tie
monks may well b. imagined, when it was dis
covered that it was a sister instead OF brother
whom they had been Furnishing 50 long.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

/ ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PAYA-
II cEA.-l For colds and leversh feelings and
preventing levers. ?. For asthma, liver COM
plant and bilious affections. 3 For diarrhea,
Indigestion and loss ofappeiite. 4. For cosive,
ness IN females and males and nervous complaints
D. For stomach affections, dyspepsia, piles, rheu-
matIsm, &c. The great points are. il is not bad
to take, never gives pain, and never leaves one
costtye DTDyspepsia and liver complaint cured
and all western and southern fevers prevented in
every case, by the use OF Longley's Great Wesl
ern Indian "cnacea, warranted TO cure the most
severe cases OF the above complaints. Loss OF
appetite, bilious affections and indigestion. are
permanently cured by its use The gre at points
are, II Is not bad to take. it does not leave the
bowels cOsUye, and gives no pain IN its opera &.
items. This panacea will remove all the bad bile
rcm the stomach, and give tone to the system
AMI Keeps off all attacks of mali gnant fcvers If
the stomach Is in .althy state and the pores Of
the ski are open so as TO admit of free exhala
tons from the body there can be no attack of fe-
yer. THIS Office the panacea will positively per
form and we recommend all 70 try this article if
they wish to ensure health during the year. As
a family meu.cne it Is unparalleled or coughs,
colds, and Nil diseases of the blood and kidney and
scrotula complains. For sale by Comstock &
Co Y, and Sawyer ~ Co Southport. eotIyl
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

BACK AGAEN.-Several of the South Carolina
College resolved to drag the carriage Of DR..
MaXcey into the woods, and fixed upon a uighl
fer the performance Of the exploit. One OF their
number, however, was troubled Wiyh some com
FUNCTIONS yj,iiings. and managed to convey 10
the worthy President 4 hint that it would be wei
for him 10 cure the door Of his carriage house.
Instead OF paying any heed to this suggestion.
the Doctor proceeded, on the appointed night. to
the carraige house, md ensconcel his portly per
son inside tn vehicle. In less than an Aou. some
halt dozen young gentlemen came to his re-
treat, and cautiously Withdrew the carriage into
the read. When they were fairly out OF the
College precincts, they forgot their reserve, and
began to Joke freely with each other by name
One OF them complained of the weight OF the
carriage, and another fellow replied by swearing
that it was heavy enough to have the old fellow
himself in it. For nearly u mile they proceeded
along the highway, and then struck into tha
woods to cover which they concluded would
etectuahy conceal the vehicle. Making them
selves Infinitely merry at the doctors expense.
and conjecturlng how and when lie would find
his carriage, they at length reached the spot
where they lad resolved 10 leave H. Just as they
were aboutto depart; having once more agreed
that 1.-The carriage was heavy enough TO have Il e
ted by the sudden dropping ct one Of the glass
door panels. and the well known voice Of the
Doctor himself thus addressed them: so. 50.
:. ing gentlemen, You are going 10 leave me in
the woods, are you? Surely. As Won have
brought me here for your own qualification. You
wall not refuse to take me back for nine. Com.
Mes-rs. -, and -, and -. buckle to.
and let is return; it's getting late.''
There was 40 appeal; for the window was
raised, and the Doctor resumed his seat Almost
without word. the discounted Young gentle
men took their places at the pole. at tie hack of
TIE vehicle, ana quite as cxpelido4s,y, If with
.oss voice. dill they reJrace their course. In 81
Ience they dragged the carriage into lis wouted
place and then re'raated Preciqj,ately 10 their
rooms, to dream Of the account they must rem
deFon the morrow. When they had gone, the
Doctor quietly vacated the carnage, and went
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

A Singular incident, says the Lowell Courier,
is told a, having occurred a day or two since. A
female was flying about The shop, scolding GER
t,eman, making most cXtrao nary tree use OF
her tongue, when She went t. the window Tor !o
purpose OF closing it, and preventing her being
heard. IN doing this, she caught her lip on a
.arg3 iisI hook which hung down from the top
81 tic window, and there was suspended, Ike a
BIN at the end Of line. Il was almost impossi-
BE to remove The hook except by eating away
the lip, and the pain of the operation NAV be .aa-
ginsd. Whether this was visitation. for ma
king too free Use other tonge or not, it certainly
was mos. singular oc.Jrrsnc,.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

CtONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN ExrRAcroR-
- the worlds wonder-prouounced SO by all
whO have ever used IT, White swelllngs, jnfam-
nation, pam In the back. weak limbs. tender or
lc"t and al scrotnious sores are speedily anG
permanently cured by Oonneirs Magical Pam TX
Iaeio-: affections Of Tie lungs, CUE in the face,
5l east, tc doo,reauA, chronic eyes, bustcTed
surfaces. &c. II IS equally beneficial in all kinds
OF inaamnn,ory dlse2seE. such as sore nipples and
eyes, SPANS, rheumatism, white swelling and al
GERS, bruises. burns, Chdha'nr, FrySjpelaS, bieS.
* WIZ quickly be relieved by the application OF
thS sa,ve. Tins remarkable sauative possesses
many virtues not possessed b, any other article -
!, has the most perfect power III pains By fire
positively aIIayiog the suffering almost immediate
iy upon rs application. lfany sbelieve the state
menis, We would earnestly lnvj,. them to cali and
examine the numerous unsolicited certificates OF
remarkable cures wrought by this save. Il has for
months past been sold upon the following liberia
terms. TO Wit: u the user is not perfectly satisfied
and deli GIFTED with Is etieyts,a furthermore
% Il dad not fully answer our recommendations
there money was returned Immediately at their
request On these terms this absolute heal all is
nov sold, and We simply ask ftne public can de
maad anything more reasonable Kind parent.
neep { constantly on hand. IN cases of accident
by fire, lie may be lost without 1t, bui by ITS use
al, burns are subject 10 rs control u0ess the vlals
ale Destroyed. uFCau;ion-No Pain Ezra, tor
can be genuine unless you find the Signature OF
Com 'toek N Co on the wrapper ofeach box. Be
ware OF the counterfeit. Sold by Comsock &
Co. New York, and Sawyer * Co, Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

ganism; but where it is, thought shines feebly
II moddes the results ola learned Infide.ity, and
rascues the mind from the darkness aud distress
o! Paganism! Witness this day in France ana
Germany This brings US, in my Judgment to
the inevitable conclusion that the light OF nature
IS not oftself sufficient to lead US to the atloB-
ton OF a true relgion-the religion that vii.
give US favor with our Maker. JUS.
To be continued
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

Two young and beautiful women whose beau
" had made them n mark Tor the seducer, were
suddenly stricken with death yesterday afternoon
IN old sister docoycd them from their holn.apd
made them prostitutes. Sac Lad been absent
from home short Time, and when she returned
she baheld the bodies of her two sisters shrouaad
IN the clothes OF the dead. An overwhelming
sense of her misfortune seized the woman; she
gave an appalling shrek and fell sens c!css to the
floor. The dead were buried and the unl.r.u-
nate parents have taken the other home. Nav
heaven have mercy on her.
Cincinnati Nonnarnil
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

70 his house. where he related the story 10 his
;amIiy vita much glee. He never called the
heroes OF that nocturnal expedition to an account
nor was his carriage ever afterwards dragged at
night INTO the WO0ls Spirit Of the a ge
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07
Terms /:

TAG TELEGRAPHis printed on large double me
dunn sheet, and contains greater amount of read
Ang matter than any paper in the State out of the
city of Milwaukee. The terms of subscription,
which under ordinary circumstances we shall al
ways rgdly adhere to, are as follows
Sl,15 per year, at the time of subscribing
200 per year, if not paid az the time Of subscri-
hing, but any time within the year.
2,5O if not paid within the year
All kinds of country produce received in pays
fnent Of subscriptions.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

HA1'S LINIMENT FOR THE PLEs.-The wcstr
{ ! attack OF the Piles are eIectuaiiy and perma
uentiy cured in short time by the use of the gen
uine Hays Llnlmeut. Hundreds of our first eli.
zens throughput the country have used this Hal
ment with complete success. 1t is warra nted TO
cure the most aggravated case ~ Caution
Never buy 1t unless find the name of Com.
stock q Co upon the wrapper, Froprietors of the
genuine arucle, or YOU are celted with coun
terGe,t. Sold by Comstock y Co N. Y and
Saver y 80 'utupJrt- eOtlyI9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

RUSSIAN RcGUERY.-A gentleman OF ST. Pc
tersburgh, bought cap, selected one of an I'M
usual shape t1onl the hatter's counter, and after
much laughing, purchased it; although it had
b en- made 10 order, and the party for whom it
was intended was expected TO fetch it momonta-
riy. 10 secure it, the gentleman put it on bis
head and departed. In h course of his walk he
to1nd IN his rocket snuff box which lid not be-
long him, and which he knew was not there a
short time before; he could not account for ii;
presently be drew forth a strange handkerchief,
aud shortly afterwards he found himself enriched
with pocket book. Suspicious Of these addi-
tons to his property, he determined 10 stryIl
llosnreIy about to watch the result; and at
length from the quantity OF things placed softly
about his person, he became convinced that he
was converted into an amJulatory receiver OF
o! n goods, Of which the cap was the sign. He
atonce made known the discovery to the police,
who were not longin turning the information 10
account ruompoon's Life in Russia.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

HoRsE SHOES FINED or WITHOUT NAILS
There have been many improvements attempted
upon horae-sl4oling, BY attaching the shoe to the
loot without the use OF nails. but ali devices nave
hitherto fallen short of the dosd .ratum, m Method
OF snoaing without maize, applicable genera!
service. Mr.. VIM. Parry has lately pa. n,ed u
n-w method, which consists Of the common flI-
Tered shoe, fastened on by means ofiron wire s.a-
pc, tAat have Undergone the process OF anuea.-
ilg, introduced into Inc wall OF the hoof, t. rough
Roles bored into it, taking nearly the same direc-
ton that the nails do. The staples are turned
downwards, so that their ends emerge within the
canal OF the tuLer.ng, where by means of pliers
they are brought into contact and twisted togeth.
er ard tn twist afterwards turned and beaten
down snugly within the canal. The deeper the
fuliering therefore, the better. The staples are
introduced on either side, the nun er, as in the
Use Of nails, being left to the judgment Of the
practitioner. Loldon paper.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07
|. WhYTMDRE D. D, S.

H A. prepared himself with a fail set Of Den>
d Il 'aI instruments, OF the latest improved style
Tor extracting teeth, and all operations in Dental
Surgery
From his long experience in the business he is
prepared to say to Tie public that all work eutrus-
led to him shall be done in style superior TO any
ever done in Wisconsin, and charges as reasonable,
If not, he will forfeit his work.
TEETH SET on GOLD PLATE
from orrto dollars silver plate three dollars
filing with gold from seyenty>fve cents to two
dollars per cavity with foil fifty centsSeXtractIng
twenty-five cents to one dollar.
REFER TO
Dfs- JENEs, J. PARKER. ID. WALKER, Southport.
DR.. HADLEY, Dentist, Chicago, Ill.,
Soulhnort, June 70. 1912,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

TIE GREAT PAIN KILLER.-No medi
/ cine has been discovered that Is so happily
adapted 10 use internally as drops to be taken,
and vet perform such wonders when applied cx-
,eruai,y a wash, or bail, by friction. A York
hIilug, - cts is all you have TO risk t. Try il,
and as thatsum can be no object to he proprietor
it is hoped that such price viii be no obstacle
to any family and viii not prevents its trial The
pr.ye from - to 80 cts per bottle, according to
the size Will enable al 10 It. Ii yon doubt,
begin with - cent bottle, and that will remove
yeag doubts, and make you buy and use and re
commend tito your friends more than hundred
certificates would. Who Will fail to try II then,
and save life and suffering for York shilling
Th, Pain Killer may be used with success that
will astcnish the bnholdcr in such cases as the
following cholera morbus. distressing dyseniery
pain ia ,3e side and stomach. corns cuts and bru-
sos, cholera iutannm, bronchitis. healing sores
on man OF beast, children tse,Lng raising blood,
hoarseness, clumsy in few hours, chllhialns and
frosted eet, SPasms, preyenta bljsterf-om burns
broken breasts. measles. cramps, hurts, scratches
or torn flesh, bites or s'jngs. Certificates TO I'LL
volume might be published showing The wonder
ful effects OF Mas Browns Pain Killer" butthey
are too common, and used for nothing and the
shilling bottle viii do more than a thousand I'M
koown nRmes,o convince the user. Principal
office p Cortland ST Y. For sale by sawyer
& Co. Southport. eotlyl9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

On tue reverse, i has GIG e OF stars with the
inscription. "Fuu (V4ighf !" "}Talf EaoIs ""Sen
Frarc.sco,' N C. n" 1919 The edge is
smooth ana no; mide3 ike our coin being OF pur9
'@, II IS coined by private comrany."-.N.
w. H. aug j.
A HIT TO CLrrKs.-Dr Pacon sr tho nav
Book, makes this calcalation,-"lCa clark viii
commence. on ; se.ary of $500 a year ST the aa,
Of Il, with d m reliant having capi;al OF 500
600, and save out Of lis salary $500 year. and
lend i; To lis emp,oyer at : rer cent on his note
at months, add The interest to the PRINCIPAL
when tue note is paid. and Ianl It agan, and SO
,I, 80 '''''<' s,'."I''hU' my relhvest H.
~ - - 'o''t H.''9 po9sSSsJu hIil-
-. = 81 as s"'"! CTS capita ana large SUM
- Us P'Oi-'S'
Ihe corporation OF Nashville, Tenn, havo
subscribed >S5JjC0J 10 the Nashville and Chata-
"ooga railroad
The tTorty-irst annual commencement Of
ny0H : i ze, ""s c-l1oE1ieG st Oailot5r Ono
% ''e -" ''-s''
CEtRoG2APHE.-Pnncl SAYS these who run
may az, ior "a present French administration
Is 50 enNjCus 10 proclaim is own folly and bad
i;tI,a, taaJ it writes them up ID ROMAN CAPITAL
characters.
An American v,,,l,r or ,,p;,ors.l c,ajioin.
dec,ar tba, If IL. nr.scr;,,j h, followed liter
ally. a cure is ca.ts,n. "T.is medicine is to be
taken int srnaliy, ex-terna.ly, and externally"
The following is a copy Of will left by
man who cAoSr 70 b? his own lawyer,
''~ az '7' T, o'~ ,''ai', III Oh no '0nn
oiva al NV tn1. ' ~ al nv, ro,,,;ors r. 10
divided amop1 III mi fho hast ,:ay Ibnv can -
NIB. Hanvbolv kicks NJ any row or makes
any fuss about it, lie isn't TO have anything.
Signed by M,
John Thomas.
What is external fo-tif alton? Two great
coats and WOODEN night cap. What is internal
f1rtfcaIon2 AromP STEAK and two glasses Of
brandy and water.
Ma. Noah saws. sDeakinr # the effects Of the
hot weather on the n " York dandies, their
moustachcs droop like the tail feathers Of wet
:, Al N'DL - IT." oNN'-7 ne 'ournal %
so;rc IL ~ .,ra,ors ~, hara x go,
nur2b4rs Co1vnr5inp with one Of our farr,
dry goods merchants. Yesterday, he remarked
that his statesmen We're constantly occupied, and
that it was win difficulty dat they could attend
70 all the business winch offered.
A National Common School ConveDtion i. IN
b. held in PHILADELPHIA on the I7lh day of Octo-
Der next.
WIN ~ y a.. A'.' l[Fi use g-s'cN'
-
. ~ I1,l' y 'i'.52 - . .''.
,,r,l.';, ,l e,.o,, ~ .La,,ir, H
iI,itb yer, 5,,1I raror
"StaD. said the tIoosier, CHAT won't do"
whats thc malta, boss?''
hat mil.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

PRESERVING FRrTr-As the season is az
preaching when our thrifty housewives viii
commence preserving their fruit, we are desired
b lady, who has had much experience in such
matters to state that Borax is tie best thing 10
harden delicate fruits so as to preserve their IA
tural shape Ii is used also in preserving pick
les, Qor the purpose of hardening alone.) and
thar IS nothing unpleasant in the taste i'm, artcd
by its use. In pres erving peaches, pears, plums.
etc. lump the size of an ordinary hi, korv nut
may be put in The syrup al the time OF scaidsaz
il, and this would he sufficient lor half bushel
Of either kind of fruit.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

The EXPIRE STATE AFLoAT.-Tha arrival
OF the Empire State at Detroit caused universal
surprise. The cilizens, in common v.itl-evcfv
body else, regarded horas used up-dona for
splendid wreck, but down she came steaminq
lton her own account, and flags flvino bravelv.
1t seems, that about two months since. she
struck round head or rock, at Milwaukee.
which penetrated the hull about fifteen feet from
The bows. She did not leak at the time. AMI as
il was where there was no strain upon the hall.
no further attention was pail to the matter until
the day OF the last accident, when it was dis ,ov-
cred iA-t the water was four or five feet dncn in
the hold, in front of the coal-bins The water
rushed in rapidly, and the boat soon filled, as
previously reported. She was run unon a sand
beach, and the weather being fortunately very
favorable was not materially injured before she
was got of. The Joints ia her arches and upper
works DO not appear to be started enough to IN
dictate any serious damage to her hull. Can't.
Hazard is Of opinion that the round head re-
manned in the hole and prevented its leaking.
from the time she struck at Milwaukee until tie
tile day water was discovered in the hold
The cavity was caIked from the inside with
blankets, aud considered safe until She could
reach Buffalo.
1t Will require two or three weeks to repair
her, and replace her furniture in order ready for
business again. Her upper works are not ma
terialIy injured, except by putting 20 holes
through her decks for pumps. she stopped bat
a short time at Dytroit and proceeded direct to
Buffalo.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

OSE ~ SEVEN DzAD.-West Be'laville, HI
nois. contains a population Of abou, $50 souls.
Of this number about fifty have died Of cholera
one out Of about every seven persons. The
disease Is sill lingering in this !ooa'--. Spring
lid ieurga..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

TTANE YOU A COUGU2 - Do NOT NEG
L Iertlt. Thousands have met prema ure
death for the want OF attention toa common cold
Rev DI Barhoomew's Expcctorant Pink Syrup
vii. most positively give relief and save You from
that most awful disease. Pulmonary Consnmp-
ton, which usually sweeps into the grave thous
auds OF the Young, the old, the lovely, nd the
gay. For sale by Comstock Il co. n \, and
SawyerN Co Southport. eotlyl9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07
MAKE ROOM

UT0R stacks Of BOOTS & SHOES now on the
q way from the East. / Will sell a large assert
meat now on hand VERY Low
Southport, July Il, 1912 F. W. LYMAN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

SIGNIFICANT AND ORIENTAL. The Emperor
Of Russia sent sack Of wheat to kossutH, and
desired him TO count the grains. ko-su.h wro.c
back, saying. "The sack holds many grains; bat
have three hawks AMI three raw rs who will
pick them up" The hawks are supposed TO be
BEN, Dambinski, and Gorgcy; the ravens 70 BE-
the months Of June, July, and August, when
the fever generally RACES.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-07

nR. SOHN'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
u Why will you suffer W III that distressing
complaint, when a remedy is at hand that will not
fail to cure you? THIS remedy will ehectualIy de
stroy any attack of headache either NERVOUS or
bilious. 1t has cured cases oftwenty years stand
iEg. Sold by Comstock i co n i, and Sawyer
& co. Southport. eotlyI9