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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-28
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
Ophir. Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

4 Il these Offices Daily Express Is
N received from, and dispatched to
observation-disclosures to- all parts of Gall
fornia, Ame "ica and Europe.
Our routes extend to all parts of the
County.
We are prepared to continue an Elk
press, Exchange and Banking business ON
the most liberal scale.
Oar facilities for obtaining Post Office
Letters continue, rs the public has h'ther-
20 found them to be, unequaled and unap-
lproachahe in Placer County.
Gold Dust bought at the highest, and
forwarded at the lowest rates. lo23.
Mineral Bar Ferry---f Ro S'N"
1Yl OF THE NORTH FORK OF THE AMER
ICAN RIVER -The sabscriber having cut a
good road to his ferry Mt the above EAR, j.
fready at all times to ferry passengers and AMI
mails
StOre.---He keeps at his store on the Bar
a general assortment of miners tools, cloth
ing, provisions, ETC. All are invited to give
F1llD n call. CHARLES HI Il.
Mineral Bar, apr 80 n33 I'm
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
CnIture of Asnnrarna.

A correspondent over the signature of a
Gardener" la the Germantown Telegraph,
gives some practical hints on the culture Of
Asparagus, which we annex:
"Next to green peas, asparagus is the
most generally admired garden esculent
raised. Every farmer should have a bed of
it, to supply the wants of his own family, it
being a very easily propagated vegetable
and one that is almost certain to do well in
any soil possessing the attributes of fruit
fulness and natural warmth. Mr.. Pond,
the celebrated horticultural, gives the fol-
lowing directions for its cultivation.
"1n the latter part Of the month of
March, or in April, select spot of ground
sufficiently large to plant the number of
roots intended. If the plantation is to be
large, and intended to supply the market,
the ground should be plOwed to a good
depth; if for common kitchen garden, it
should be trenched to the depth Of fourteen
inches. Make the surface Of the bed level
after this is performed, proceed to mark
places, to dig the trenches for your roots;
they should be wo-and-a-half inches apart,
then throw the soil out, twelve inches wide
and as many inches deep, laying it up in
ridges between the trenches. After this is
done, throw in three or four inches of ma.
nure; level it, and add about one inch of
soil on the surface, scraped from the sides
of the trenches; level this also, and all is
ready for planting"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

of the temperance reform. From its
lofty summit, we may look over and
behold the glorious Canaan Of sobri-
ETY.. \
Let us never lay down our arms un-
til this JUggernaa of perdition is de-
molished, until the fires Of this Mo.
loch are quenched by the engines o
the cold water army. And when ovr
work on earth shall have been done,
and we shall raise our heads from our
pillows for the last time, may we be-
hold the millenial sun of temperance
glory, rising in splendor upon our
world. and dissipating forever, the
clouds of BLACK INTEMPER-
ANCE.
remain, gentlemen Of the conven'
ton, your fellow laborer in the glori-
Gus cause of temperance.
7. A. G. PHILLIPS.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

Phillips, for insertion in the Xenia
Torch-Light, Herald Of Freedom, and
Clinton Republican.
A vote of thanks to the speakers,
and to the Band, was then passed, and
the meeting adjourned.
VIM. G. THoRP, Prest.
A. BROOKE,
H. G. WINANs, Secretaries.
G. F. BIRDsALL,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

HH ca eH x wi Wv NAbeA
BRo. CLARK; Near the heart of
Cheesedom, there is pleasant local.
ity, known in the neighborhoOd as
Tinnicum. Among the denizens of
that town, there are some who are de-
termsned to relax no effort, to rid our
country Of i" that most efficient Of all
the Devils meaps of mischief"-Alco.
hol. Though rumsellers buster, or
their bullies swagger and threaten
90 none of these things move them"
In pursuance of this determination,
thorough going temperance board of
council for the corporation, and Off
GERS for the township, were elected,
As a consequence, we have a strin-
gent prohibitory ordinance for the
village; and one as good as the ta'0
sOiH allOw, for the township, If the
crittur" can be bought in the vii
large, except for medical or mechani'
cal purposes, they are very sly about
it, for like murder, it "will out. -
On the canal, without the corporation,
was one who kept and sold, and de.
fed the law. Last week, a gentle
man waited on him, with three press
ing Invitations, to visit A. jackson,
Esq, J. P. He could not resist apo
lite invitation ; SO he came forthaOith !
Well, he did not seem to be afraid
he even said he was not, and swore he
would not be and to prove it beyond
any question, he shook his fist in the
face of the lawyer for the prosecution
but in passing the compliment around,
the next one he came to mildly hinted
to him, that possibly he might fall, if
he made too free with his motions he
arrived at the conclusion that " dis
cretion is the better part Of valor,"
and set down to his fate with mar.
tyr-like heroism. Upon inquiring
about the matter Of the imitation, it
was concluded that he had violated an
ordinance against the sale Of certain
deleterious compounds. He was fined
ten dollars for the first, and fifteen for
the second violation, with the costs in
either case the third was continued
till morning, to let him sleep on the
subject. When assembled for the
third trial, it was ascertained that a
change had come over the spirit Of
his dream" 1t is fair to presume
that he did not altogether admire Esq.
Jackson's progressive principles J so he
proposed to pay both fines, and the
costs Of all the suits and never sell
any more liquori in Ohio, it the mat
ter could be dropped ; so the thing
was compromised.
We have concluded to drop party
predictions, and to vote only for tenn
perance men to make laws for us.
Yours Fratenally,
JUNE, 1853. OLIVER TWIST.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

BANGoR.-The following statement
is made by H. B. Farnham, the city
Marshal:
Prosecutions in the city of Bangor
under the Maine Law, since it went
into operation in 1851
400 search warrants have been is
sued.
90 convictions of common sellers,
in upper courts.
"a cases of common sellers ready
for trial.
There are now in the watch house
under my charge
ll5 small packages ofliquors seized,
Al barrels
10 half do. /"
There has been a great deal con-
demned and split. Also great many
convictions have been had before the
police court. The city agency sup
plies 80 out-of-town agencies.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

s# DR.. Evans, the American dentist,
residing in Paris, has lately received from
the Queen Of Holland, brilliant jewel.boz,
worth one thousand two hundred dollars.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
A NUT FOR TAXPAYERS TO CRACK

A NUT FOR TAXPAYERS TO CRACK.
OF the 27,737 State paupers in Mas.
sachusetts, more than II 900 are for.
eigners; nearly 10000 are British
subjects. More than 1900 foreign
paupers arrived during the last year.
OF the 27,737, more than 10, 900 were
made paupers by intemperance, either
Of themselves or their parents or guar
dians. The amount expended by the
commonwealth for the relief Of this
army of poor people was $475,673
The number Of pauper children un-
der IA years Of age is 3,098.
y Santa Anna has ordered the desinter-
ment of the remains of thes oldiers who fell
in the Mexican war, and that they be placed
in sepulchres worthy Of bsnsnsrito Mexi-
cans.
4" Rigorous measures are being adopt
ed in Prussia, against the MOrmons.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

MISS MARY ANN WHEELER, is now
on trial at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for
the murder Of one ]. w. Lace, She
is said to be young woman Of good
appearance, and of apparently honest
and decided character. She was
milliner and mantua-maker, and car
ried on business at Milwaukee at the
time of the alleged murder. Lace was
her seducer, and afterward not only
deserted her and refused to see or
speak with her, but boastingly pro-
claimed his guilt, and even exhibited
in the green room of the theatre and
elsewhere, the supplicating letters she
had sent him. On seeing her in the
street, on the 14th of October last,
he turned from her and affected to be
looking curiously into the window of
a store, when she walked up and shot
him dead. She made no attempt to
escape, but freely gave herself up to
the police, Confessing, as she still con-
tinues to do, that she is guilty of the
homicide, and leaving it to jury of
her countrymen to determine whether
the act is worthy darker name.
F Since the above was in type,
we learn that Miss Wheeler has been
acquitted, and has returned, with her
father and sister, who were present at
her trial, to her former residence at
Wakeman, Huron county, Ohio.
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For a Consumpiiyr Cough.
pitlsl,nrg. Pa. Feb. IS.


Dear Sir :-For three years have heen nfiiic-
ed with csugh, 50 distressing thai frequent.
IL despaired OF recovery; much Of the time was
Obliged 10 SIT up all night in my chair, as my
cough would suilocate me when | laid down.
Having uscl many remedies without much relief
| at las, tried the Cherry Pectolal. which under
Providence has cured me altogether.
am with gratitude yours,
JAMES M'CANDLESS.
This is one Of the numerous Cures Of Asthma
which have been accredited 10 Cherry Pecto,al:
Albany, n. Y, April IL. ls4s.
Din. ArEn. Lowell. Dear Sir Ihave for years
Teen afflicted with Asthma in the worst fo,m, so
Ina, have been obliged to sleep il my chair Tor
a larger part OF the time, being unable To breathe
on my bed. lhsd tried a great many medicines,
to no purpose, until my ply stefan prescribed, as
an experiment, your Cherry Peetoral.
At fist il seemed 10 make me worse; but in
less lhaaa week hogan 10 experience the most
gratifying reliei from its use; end now, in four
weeks. the disease is elliyeiy removed. can
sleep IN my BED WITH comfort, and enjoy state
OF health winch had never expected 10 enjoy.
GEORGE :. FARANT,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From tie President of dmlera College, 3D.
irad Hiicaco,k, ". d.. LII. d., DC.
]. G. Aver. Sir:AI have used your Cherry
Pe,toral in my own case Of deep.seated hronchi-
It's, nd an satisfied, from its chemical constitution
tia it is an admirable compound for the rcli
of aryngial ami hroachill difficulties. II my
opinion, its superior charai ter can BE- Of any
service, you are al liberty 10 use il as you think
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, Sept. IL, lS49.
Among otherdisiinguished authorities whohaye
sent their names to recommend this preparation
as the best known 10 them Tor affections 81 the
lungs, are:
President Perkins, Vermont Med. College.
Prof.. SilIiman, Yale College.
Prof.. Valentine Mott, New-Yurk.
Prof. Cleaveland, Boydoin Med. College.
Ptof. Butterfield, Ohio Med. College.
/. Canadian Journalot Medical Science.
Boston Med. & Surg. Journal.
Chafleson.S. 4. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Reporter.
Hon. Henry Clay, U. 5. Senator.
Hon. Geo. p. Marsh, Am. Ambassador 10
Turkey.
Gen. Emanuel Bulnes. President of Chill.
RI Rev. Ed. Power. l.oId Bishop Of Toronto.
Rev. D,ct. l,anciiig, Broaklin. New York.
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ala, many eMiieni personayes III foreign coun-
tries.
Not only in the more dangerous and distress
sing diseases ofthe lungs, but also as family me-
dicine for occasional use it is the safest PLEASANT
es; and hest in the world.
gf Prepared and Sold by JAMES G. AVER,
Practicaland Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas
sachusetts.
i Sold in Hillsbo,ough at the Drug Store
of Or. $. ID. Schoolield, Hillsborough, and Of
MIR. j. ). Lucas, Chapel Hill, and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
June 1. ss-4m
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WATTS.S
Nerynns-Antidote and Physical
RESTORATIyE.

THE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE.
THE most powerful and wonderful medlein.
= ever discovered. Guaranteed 10 cure ever
Nervous or sPasnoJic Disease, such ss Neu.
ralgia, Tic Doloreux, Consulsions, Fits, Rheu.
malism, &c.s For sale a, The
DRUG STORE.
May IL. "a
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April la
THE HILLsBORoUcH RECORDER
is puBLisHin WEEKLY
M DENNIS HEARrr & son.


BY DENNIS HEARTH g. son.
Icrms.-Two Dollars year.if paid ~ a.,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, u mol paw
within three months; or Three Dollars, II dris.e'
until after the expiration OF the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all srfsa's
ges are paid, unless al the option OF the puhisues'
Hereafter no paper will be sent to new su.,
scrber out of this state unless pay ment Z nsue :
advance, or some person in the state VIII oeco"s
responsible to the editors; and in no case wiz. =.
paper be sent to subscriber out OF the sla'e W
more than two years without payment. -
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen n" =,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cen's ~
each subsequent insertion longer ones ~ - =,
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-thlrd WIZ :
made to advertisers by the year.
Advertising Rates for the Recorder
One dollar per square is lincs) tor inc nv
insertion, and IS cents for each continuance.
Deductions made in favo. Of standing au'
tisemen:s.
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MUSIC! MusIc!!

"A LOT of fine Music for Piano, Guitar, &C.,
= is offered for sale at the Drug Store. II
will be sold at one half the usual price. Ladies
ale invited TO call and examine the pieces.
July 90. a.
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rEsrrx ONT.

- Testimony Ike the following renders snprrfoas III
the etrley Of Balls snrsapsria from pr
y = fande. Professor Of Chemistry IN the Louisville
Neiieal College have looked the s; 81 inrr IIfs
composing John Bulls Compound Extract Of sarsapsra
AMI have no hesiaon IN "a, ing thai they form sais
soaPonnd and that promises well in rhrone diseases
% which Il J. applicable L. 7. YAxDRII. 81 D.
louisville. June 9, lsls
What br rycs. pAsriean hv appointment 10 the Louis.
Vile Marine Hospital SAYS u bulls Sarsspaiilla;
LorsynIE. March 20, 1879
have esami1ei The prescription for tile preparation o.
John Bulls Sarsspsria, aud believe the combination 70
be excellent ard vel calculated to produce an alter
auHt impression the system have used it both in
pute aud prirae practice and think Il the best article
81 sar0paFilis now 10 use.
~ PYLlEs Nd
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
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- HOnENsAcK s LIvER PILLS.

No part of the ;, stem Is more lialle to disease
than the LIVER, il sewing as iil,crrr 10 puri-
~ The blood. or giving the proper secretion TO tie
bile; - that any wrong action Of The Liver e..
tccis the other imponaniraris Of The system, and
results vafipusly, in Liver Complaint. Jaundlee,
Dyspepsia. &c. We should. therefore. wsich
every symptom thai might indicate wrong ac-
ton Of the LIVER These Pills are composed OF
ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by rature to
heal the sick: Namely, Isl. An ExPscTonAST
which augmenis the serreiion from the Pulmn-
nary mucous membrane, orpromoiesthe discharge
Of sccreied matter. I'll. An ALTERArrvE.w which
changes, in some inex picahle and insensihle man
ner. the ceriainmorbld action of the system. Bal.
A Toxic, which gives tone andsircnglh 10 the
nervous system. renewing health aud vigor 10 all
parts o. Che hndy. Alb. 4 CAruAnTic. which
acts in perfcc, harmony with tie other ingredi
cnis aud operating on the Bowels. and espeliing
the whole mass Of corrupt and yiiiatcd matter.
and purifying the Blood, which destroys disease
aud restores health.
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.
Notice This while You are reading. ~

rEHE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
per Factory in the Town Of HillsboIough,
and he will try to cunduc, il in the fesi manner.
He has procured one Of the besi OF Northern
worl men, and his work will be made Of the beet
material aud IN Tie best style. After trying the
work, and ii should prone MOTTO BE- good, il may
he returned and more goi ii is place. Tin will
he sold at Northern Prices with tosls and car.
riale.
All Hills 20 the amour Of fifty dollars, al any
place IN the State. all 10 The amount of twenty
lfvedollars. within fifty miles Of this place. aud
all hills of any amount. within twenty live miles.
will h, lillrd and delivered fire II charge FIR
iraasporiafi0n He woult say To his customers,
that he milfsell wok as low as sn, huusr in the
STATE.
The subscriber returns his thanks for past ia
yors aud lie hol ts he will receive liberal share
Of patronage. as he pledges himself 10 10 justice
aud 10 endea,or to ghe full satisfaction in his
work.
All orders will he thankfully received, and The
work done with n aiEess and despatch.
or His shop Nill be found al this time one
door helow Mai. Palmer siore.S
w. S. CHEEK.
No,enhtr Is. To-
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LADIES

IF you want to see pretty things, please calls
the Drug Store, where you will end grs,.
variety Of Toile, aud Fancy articles, eonsislnsm
part d the following,
Writing Desks. BsndoIine filsiurs.
Work Boxes, or Cabss. Silver Gard GAGS,
Fancy Baskets, Pearl 90.
Superb Cologne Bottles, Paper Msche 10.
Bohemian Glass. shell DO.
Cologne, German Faiins China Puff Boxes,
Luhin's Extract, Glass do.
Pi,er's do. Paper do.
virgins do. "a new Combs 10 variety,
article,) Lilly White,
Poma,ums, In great va Mean Fun,
riety. Gold Medal (someihins
Pomade Divine, newt
Rose Hair Oil, PaperM acheFor rolios
Hair Brushes. Leather DC.
Tooth Brushes, Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes,
Besides great variety Of Other articles.
April 10. So
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable mesli.
cine in many complaints to which you are sub.
iect In INSTRUCTIONS either total or partial. they
have heen found Of IneStimahle benefit. restoring
the functional arrangements to : healthy action.
puryyingth the hloed and other fluids so ellectually
as to put 10 flight all complaints which may arise
from femaleieSeguialities as headaches giddiness.
dmncss Of sight, pain in the side hack. &c.
None genuine unless signed ]. n. iIobensack.
all Others being base limitations.
Or Aaenss wishing new supplies and Store
Keepers DESTROYS Of becoming Agents must adj
dress the Proprietor, J. n. Hsbensack, Phladel-
phia, Pa.
Agents. DR.. 5. ID. schoolfeld, Hills.
borough. n e.. Wholesale and Retail 4 gent; ID.
p. Weir. Greenshorongh; w, H.. Briiion Sum
merfed; J. Piggo,t Pennfsld; Of whom can he
had pamphlets Of cures performed. &c.
So Price each IS cents.
August %. So ~
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rer Inf Iuenra and WhaopIng Couch.

Nashville. Tenn. June 26, 1881.
sirs have repeatedly used your Cherry Pee
,aral for whcoplng Cough and Influenza, and
have no hesitation in pranounrins i a complete
remedy -Four of my oh.id,en have been attic
ted with these diseases. and the free use of the
Pecloral has always slf4nled almost in isni 70
lief. JAMES GLOVER.
We aitest The truth Of the above statement
I'M. MctiiNTY. Editor of the
Nashville Wing.
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MAY ~ found ~ the Drug Store. a smear.
AsA rieiy Of Gifi Books aud Annual, -,
which are 'Le f.alownr:
Scots fps.ieal Monks. LifsofGsn. IsF,..,.
Mlhen's do. Col. Boon.
Pepe's do. Ws.his,,a,
PelIeCk's d.. columlus
Thampson's 10. Gen. G,,...
cowref's do. Croley's British ros,,
GoldsmllL's do. Young Ladies Ie.l
Gems o. beau'y, The sousenii GALLERY.
The TalismaD, An.sfanlh,
Morning Glory. Magnolia,
Moss Rose, kfmenh e. Ms,
The Peal. The H,aeinlh.
The Garland. Gin ~ Friendship.
Christmas Rose. Youths Liss,u,
Jusenal Keepsake. forgsi Ne MOI.
The Lilly, This am.
Howett, Cook and Lsndon.
Uncle Toms Cabin as j, il,
Aunt PhilIiss Cabin.
Humes History Of England,
M.cauley's do. do.
Rolland's Ancient History.
Walkers Dictionary. school,,
We5sier's do. DO.
Webster's Qusrfo, do.
The nstrsiedLades' Kesp-sls,
The Gin Book Of Gems,
Christian Family Library,
Bibles aud Teslamenis. Prayer Books. H,r,
Books, School Books. Gif Books for Chi.
dren. Blank Books, Writing Paper
Stationery, &c.
April 10. So
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TorpoS. KT,. April 18th, 1850
IN Ferni: me 10 adlre<s Sou few lines AMI 10 me
shs honor % reply 70 request that will make IN the
conclusion 81 THE letter. &c
graduate Of Transy iyanIa Mefical IInirersity
hsse praesicet medicine In this wilderness eounry about
i've wears hut owing exposure to bitter cold weather.
have been indrposed with Acute rheumatism about sx
months Afer having my skill IN the treatment
fmy cas- and deriving no ltnet was induced 10 give
your nun kxrRAcr o. ssRsnARiLLA fair trial and
areoringly purchased bottle Of your Icne from your
AGENT, Mr. George r. brown about tao weeks ago aud
must confess tina one bottle has entirely cured me
y any opinion, that your preparation Of sarsaparila
decidedly snpssor to ans other preparation Ia use,
and will tske great plea.a.s recommending to the
snetst a. being remedial agent and viii advise the
ph. sieians 70 ule It Ia their practice. sc.
RESPECTFULLY yours, D. d. ALLEN, N. D.
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TIE TAPE WORM.

This Is the most difficult Warm 10 deslTos &
all that infesi the human syslem. II grows 70 an
almost indefinite icnslh, becoming 20 cole Z and
fastened in the In,esiines and Stomach, affecting
the health 50 sadly as 10 cause ~. viius Dance.
Pits. DC, thai those afflicted seldom il esei sus-
pect that il is Tape Worm Fastening them TO su
early grave. Ia oricr 10 destroy this Worm.
very energetic treatment must he pursued. u
would. therefore. he proper TO take sis OF right
Of my Liver Pills. 20 A. 20 rcmose all ohstinc-
lions. that the Worm syrup. which must he la
ken in doses of two ,ahlcsponrfuls three times
day, my act direct upon tie Worm. These d.
reciions followed. have never herr known TO fail
in curing The most obstinate case Of Ia bofm.
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n ia r-rsrksb's fret. fhsf smcng the huniref. u
eminent py sans WIN examined the recipe BY which
Bulls sHrsapArillA u pFrsrrd has condemned
II. but al approved u, and commend Z, In the highest
Msny PHI sicans express themselves strongly 10
the belief that Il Is decidcy the best prrpAraon 81 sar
sapzFila fhaf has been psred heore the public
Although thers PHYSICIANS who feel reluctance
having their sppeniei 20 the %
sns particular remedy uithstanding t may aparou
o. L On che highest degree there arr Others who fankt
Weld their support IA favor q remedy which they knos
/ capable 81 doing 50 much good In an afflicted com
nauny. A. eyiienee rad the following from of and
respectable physeaus. Of hish standing IL
Ii which they live;