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Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19
How the Tax-Payers are Made to Shell


We have not the time to-day to exhibit in
full the reckless disregard of expense to this
county which has characterized the conduct
of the Lecompton majority of the present
Board of Supervisors. But, we cannot re
frain from noticing one of their acts, yester-
day, (as appears in the report of their pro.
ceedings, in another column) which seems to
be of somewhat extraordinary nature. 1t
will be recolected that the former Lecomp-
ton majority in the Board allowed the Ex-
press a certain amount of money for printing
the Delinquent Tax List, when they had no
authority to do so, because the law expressly
declares that the Tax Collector shall have
the printing done for himself and the Tax
Collector ordered it done in the NATIONAL
DEMOCRAT. The proprietors of the NATION
AL DEMOCRAT printed the tax list in compli-
ance with the law (whereas the Express did
mott and presented their bill to the Lecomp
ton Board, and il was rejected OF course,
they brought suit for their just rights, and
the Board employed Col, Hatch, Dist. Attor-
ney, to defend the suit for the county. Not
satisfied with this tax upon the county, the
present Lecompton majority must now au-
thorize another counsel to be employed in
the same case in order, as they say, to assist
Col Hatch If Col. Hatch was not legally,
or mentally, able to attend to it in the first
place, why did they employ him? Or does
the said Lecompton majority desire to give
some party fayorite fat job, so that he and
Col Hatch, another party favorte, may both
have good thing out of the county? Is
this the way to do things for the benefit Of
luba county-pay ILL to a party paper
for work which it was not !, gally authorized
to do when it was apparent that the same
bill would have to be paid over again; and,
when suit is brought, as they knew it would
be, employ the Dist. Attorney and pay him
an amount separate and a lart from his sala.
ry to oattend to it, and then plunge into the
Treasury still deeper in order to pay a see
ond party still more for attending to the same
business? We ask if this is the way that lie
compton maiorties in the Board of Supervi
sors arc going to trihc with the honest tax
payers Of Yuba county? Do they suppose
that these tax payers are made of money?
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

GREAT IDEA.-A correspondent of the
Easton (Pa.) Times, and who signs himself
Inventor, proposes to keep the Pacific
Railroad out of the way of the Indians, buf-
falos and other Inconvenience, by suspend.
ing it from balloons, and holding it to its
place by large magnets buried in the earth
at regular intervals A telegraphie wire
could, he thinks, pass over the tops of the
gas bags, and the expense of the whole is less
than the common plan by about 100000.
600. A sanguine inventor this!
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

SUlcDE-A correspondent of the Express
signing himself Long Bar" writes a labored
article for that paper, in which he attempts
the direful task of proving that the Lecomp-
ton faction Of this county (himself included)
are not lot of Boiling Bogusites, and in a
fit of desperation, winds up his effusion as
follows:
But have spent time enough in killing a
gnat,'
a clear case of suicide
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

CB The Express feels sore at our illusions
to ex-know Nothings, who assume to dictate
to the Democracy of this county, and says in
reference to us, II that which is said con-
cerning him [usl is true" we are the King of
the Exs-ex-Whig, ex Democrat, DC, DC
We would be pleased to have the Express
point to the time phen we were Whig.
AS to our being an exDemocrat, it is sufi-
oient to say that the Express means, by Dem.
oerats. Lccomptonites. In that sense we are
proud to be reckoned among the Ex's.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

Notice to Subscribers.-Mr JERoMus Rap
ALJE will deliver the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT to city
subscribers, and collect for the same, from and
after February 18th, 1859. Subscribers failing to
receive the paper, or others wishing will please
leave their names at the DEaocRAr OFFICE.
All sums due for papers at or prior 10 the 18th
Feb, can be paid to Mr.. E. NJ. Hill or to A. S.
Randall, who will call on subscribers at their
places of business.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

SPRING SrYLE.-K. Meussdorffer announces
that he will this day introduce to the Marys
vile public the new spring style of hats for
1859. Strangers will find Meussdorffers
Mandatory at the corner Of d and Second
streets
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

DISTRICT CouRr.-This Court was engaged
nearly all day, yesterday, in the trial of the
case of w. 5 Mesick VS. O'Neil, ct al. 1t
was submit ed to the jury in the evening, and
the Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

eS- Col. Baker delivered a lecture, Thurs.
day evening in San Francisco, on the ques
tion, Are the stellar worlds inhabited -
We hope it will be published.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19
For President in 1850,
MARYSVILLE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1859.
Regular Democratic city Committee.

FRS. Ward
W. W. PRESBURY, MICHAEL OCONNER,
JOHN CONKLIN
SscJni Ward:
HENRY LELAND GEO A. KING,
WM. SIGARKEY, q. l.. CRACkBON.
Third Ward:
C. y. FOWLER ORLANDO FULLER,
GEO. W. AUBREY, LUKE O'BRlEN.
Fourth Ward
PETER DECKER, A. ELLISON,
J. NJ. BELRUDE, DANIEL FARRELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19
Fire Department Ball.

The committee are notified to meet THIS EVENING
at o'clock at the Pioneers Hall. Per order:
c. l.. CRACKBON, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19
0er Aduertisrnents.

ReIiSious.-Rev. Mr.. Walsworth will preach
the First Presbyterian Church Tomorrow Morning,
at II o'clock. In the evening at O'Clock, he will de-
liver the first of his new series of Lectures, on the
Religious Worthies OF Ireand-St Patrick feb 10.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

THAT GANG OF BURGLAps.-The following
appears in the Washington news telegraphed
to the Union. BY some oversight, it was not
forwarded in our telegaphic dispatch of YES.
terday:
Senator Broderiek made a personal expla
nation, in Senate stating that certain cor
respondence in the New York Tribune was
not correct. [The subject matter was proba-
bly, the report Of his calling the Cuba Caucus
a gang Of burglars.-EDs. UNION.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

eX- The rush of people to Houston
HASTINGS co. still continues, and every one goes
there to purchase, they selling of their large
stock of Custom made Goods at New York import
ing cost and of their goods at almost any
price for cash.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19

A WHOLESOME DRNK. Arnold topper of
this city was recently reduced to the necessi
ty Of drinking a glass of water, as nothing
else could be had. On tasting it he smaclsed
his lips in thoughtful way, and exclaimed,
" Why, it isn't SO bad after all. | shouldn't
wonder if, for weakly women and tender
children. this was quite wholesome drink /"
-Ercba11e
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-19
10000 Peach Trees.
5000 Ornamental Trees
5000
climbing, PERPETUAL & MONTHLY

AAOSGS
5000 Ornamental Shrubs and Creeping
VineS,
Comprising Flowering Almonds, Althea or Rose of
sharon Snowberry, Lllacs, Prvet, Roneysuckle, Ge-
raniums, We bena, Dahliahs, Lilies, Tulips &C.
All for sale as low as can be purchased of any rea
BILE Nurseryman in the State. A discount made 10
wholesale purchasers. Orders promptly attended L. .
and Trees carefully packed to go any distance re-
qured. Apply at the Nursery, four miles below Ma
rysvlle, Sacramento Stage road, at Salesroom OF
D street. next TO the Post ONCE, Marysville
G.H. REACH, Proprietor.
N. B.-GEoRGE MERRITT, Marysvile Scotsman.
in charge Of Salesroom, will be happy to receive call
from his former customers and friends, when he will
endeavort to sustain his former reputation for selling
he pest seeds obtained in the State. feblq-1m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
Water Cure and MOtOrFathic
Establishment.
DIR. BARLOW I. SMITH

~ RADCATE 81 the New York IIygeO Therapeutic Col
NJ leKe has Openri drst class Water Cure and Motor
pAhic establishment In arTamentn In the large and
ant hOusr now occupied by Mrs Tden 1h ST. between
I and !.
This establishment IL the first IN the Pacific coast that
combines all the advantages ~ ygienic Medication and
will he equal I" any IN the Atlantic Saes Europe Dr.
Smith, with hts family. will reside In the institution and
pains expense will be spared to make pleasant and
health restoring home fnr invHlids.
ThoSe suffering from diseases IT the Eve Bronchial and
Catarrhal Affections, Diseases 6f the Heart Lungs Liver
kidneys. Dysptpsia Constipation, Apopexy, Fits Paraly-
sis rheumatism Neuralgia, PeveT and Ague, and IeVeTs
Of al types. Puh SIRE Throat Group ScronlOus DaeRs-
es Piles, PFOlapsus inflammation Of the Bowels Chronic
and Acute DiArThea should the advantages Of this
sttutlOn before taking poisonous drugs and thus epsenng
the chances Of q permanent recovery.
The arrangements a. the institution part rulArly
adapted TO the successful treatment Of uterine diseases
and dfpAceTenS, curvatures ofthe spine etc, ETC. WO
men anticipating confinement will he furnished with pleas
ant apartments and the best medical aud surgical atten-
ton and nurses In the State, and convenience cacu
lated 10 render parurton easy and natural.
There will be Gymnasium for ladies well gen.
tlemen.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATTe, no valuable In eradica-
ting nelson's both mineral and vegetable and In the treat
ment ~ rheumatism. Neuralgia etc, will be administered
to patients without extra charge.
CANCENS cured ny entirely new process.
BONE SETTING -Dr. Smith is the only In California
possessing the art ~ Hone Setting cessy praciccd
by the celebrated DR.. Sweet, Of Connecticut.
limited number Of perc0ns desiring . physiological
diet can he accommodated.
Dr. smith will attend patients In any part ~ the City.
TlIOs IT'LL. late of the hrn Of llll, Wooster Co
will take charge Of the business department.
TERMS
$50 TO $50 per Week according the attention required
Consultations, FREE verbal or by letter.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered. and circulars sent
BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ d
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
SheriM,a Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the Clerks
ID Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
eiaI District and for I'll Dorado county Judgment
rendered the l2th day Of September A. u. 1885, in
favor OF Edward Martin, Plaintiff and against james II.
Ray, Defendant far the sum Of 76A l2lOO Dollars with
interest thereon the rate Of ten per cent per
from the said 18th day Of September. A. D. 1879, tn
9ether with the Of - 05l00 Dollars costs Of suit
and AccTuing costs have levied upon and will expose
Pubic Sale, at the Court House door in the City Oi
PlAceFtille,
On the 18th Day Of Oct Ober,
A. D. 1882 at l0ocOck A. NJ, all the right title, in
teTcst and claim Of the said james H. Hay, Of in and
the following described property, upon which said
Plaintiff has established Vendors Lien, to wit The
undivided tentn interest in aud tn that certain Quart
Lode known ilerm tage Quartz Vein No. 2 situated
the Hermitage Ranch, in the County Of FL Dorado
and State Of California extending along the line Of said
Vein twenty two hundred and ffy feet, eOuthwArdy
from that certain pine the line of said Vein. sit
uated any rods more less East by South Of the Her
mitage Quarts Mill. together with the dips, anges OFF,
shoots apurtenancea, shafts, tunnels and improvement
theTeuno belonging that 10 to all the right, title,
interest aud claim said Defendant had in and to the
the goth day Of November 1882 or at any time
thereafter. y. BOiARDCS,
Sheriff of III Dorado Co.. Cal.
by ". J. DCRwELL, Under Sheriff.
Sheriff. Once, PlAceTvle, September 2Ith, 59-ts
POSSpWm"mO rvOs.-The above Sale IL hereby post
poned until October 9sth, A. d. o'clock, A. NJ.
w. J. BCKWELL,
Sheriff Of III Dorado County, Cal.
BY G. W. CODDINGTON. Under Sheriff.
Sheriff . ONE, PlAcerville, Oct. :, 4. ID. 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA; In the District Court Of
FL Dorado County. the 18th Judicial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the nth Judicial
District and the Complaint filed in the County Of III
dorado. in the ONCE If the Clerk Of said District
Court, in and fur said County and State.
L. T. CARR vs. GEORGE CHORPENING.
The People OF the state Of California, to George
Chorpening, GREETING;
VOU hereby Esgulred to appear In action brought
II against you by the above named Plaintiff, In the DIS
trct Court ~ the nth Juicia District and for
County Of II DuradO, and to the Complaint hed
therein "a copy of which accompanies this SunmOns
within days exclusive Of the day Of servce) after the
service you OF this Summons-if served within this
county; served out otths county. but within this Judi
cal Dsrict within twenty days or served out OF said
District, then within forty days,-or Judgment BY default
will he taken against you.
The said action brought Ia judgment for N300
S2.lOO upon "a certain ni Of Exchange drawn you In
Plaintiffs favor ny one j. A. McDouRad, and by you ac
ccp,r on June 2h 1882 payable thirty days after date
anil you fall appear and answer the said Complaint ne
above rqur d. he said Plaintiff will take judgment against
for said and costs, according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
ny order Of Hon James johnson, County Judge.
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
- ! hereto afhxed at once, In PAcervIle, this
/ 10 the 9Th day Of August, Ammo Domini one thou
~ sand eight hundred and Afy.nne.
A.D. wALDRoN, Clerk.
8 ". Sanderson, Plaintiffs Atty. 22-3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

4 recent English Quarterly Rerieto contains
the following article, which will he read with
interest:
To BE- shot dead is one Of the easiest modes
of terminating life rapid MS it is, the body
has Insure 10 feel and reflect On the first
attempt by the frantic adherents Of Spain TO
assassinate William, Prince Of Orange, who
took the lead in the revolt Of the Netherlands
the ball passed through the bones Of the face,
and brought him to the ground. In the in
slant that preceded stupefactiOn, he was abe
TO form the notion that the ceiling "t the room
had fallen and crushed him. The cannon shut
which plowcd through the brain Of Charles
XII did not prevent him from Scizing his
sword by the hllt. The idra Of on attack, the
necessity OF defense, was pressed ON him by
blow which We would suppose was too trc.
nentlOus to leave an interval Of thought.
But il bv no means follows that the intlict.
ing Of fatal wounds il accompanied by panS.
From what is known Of the first effects Of gun
shot wounds, il is probable the impression is
rather stunning than acute. Unless death be
immediate, the pain is varied by the nature Of
his injuries, and these are past counting up.
But there is nothing singular in the dying
sensation, though Lord Byron remarked the
physiological PECULIARLY that the expression
Is Invariably tiat Of ianguor, white in death
from stab, the countenancc reflects the nat
ural character Of gentlcneSs or ferocity, to the
last gasp.
Some of these cases are Of interest, to show
with what slight disturbance life may 60 on
under mortal wound, till it finally comes 10
q full stop. A foot soldier at Waterloo, pierre.
ed by musket ball in the hip, begged water
Of q soldier, who CHANGED to possess canteen
Of beer. The wounded man drank, returned
his heartiest thanks. mentioned that his regi-
ment was nearly exterminated, and having
proceeded q dozen yards to the rear, fell to
the earth, and with one cOnvulSive movement
Of the limbs, concluded his career. His
voice." said the trooper, "Gavc not the slight
est sign of weakness"
Capt. Basil Hall, who, in his early youth,
was present at the battle Of COrrunna, has
singled out from the seclusion that cOnSigns TO
oblivion the woes and gallanIry Of war, anOth'
er instance, extremely similar, which occur.
red. An old officer, who was shot in the head,
arrived pale and faint ct the temporary hospi-
NJ, cad 6esgsd the surgeon to look At his
wound, which was pronounced mortal.
"Imdeed, feared So" he responded, with
impedrd utteTance, land yet should wish to
live littlc longer, il It were possible"
lie laid his sword upon . stone at his side,
as gently, says Hall, as II the steel had been
turned into glass, and Immediately sank life
less upon the turf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado. In the
- District Court Of the illh Judicial District.
ACTION brought In the District Court Of the llth Judicial
District, and the Complaint filed In the County Of Fl
Dorado In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of sale District Court
IN and for said County and State.
L. u RICHARDSON, Plaintiff.
GEORGE CIiORPENNING, Defendant
The People of the State OF California To George Choir
pcnnng, GREETING:
You hereby required to appear In action brought
against yuu by the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court ~ the lih Judicial District, In and for the Cou
of n Dorado and to answer tn Complaint fled therein
"a copy Of which accompanies t.is SummOnt), within
days exclusive Of the day Of servlcel after the vice
you Of tbs summons-if served within this Couaty II
served OF this County but within this Judicial Dis.
trct, within twenty days served out Of said District,
then within forty dnyS-Or judgment By default will be
taken against you.
The sad action 10 brought TO judgment for the
~ Fourteen Thousand and Sxty.One 61l0O Dollars
tfi% 81 60 and costs and expenses Of suit for R0ods,
and 'chnndiSe, sold and delivered by said Plain.
til 10 said D. fndant, and for money pad and expended
Mt the special instance ard request Of Defendant BY Plain
till srt forth In PLAINTIFF Complaint file herein and
you fail tn appear and the SAd Complaint
abnve required the said Plaintiff will take judgment against
for said sum and costs according 10 the prayer Of said
Complaint.
By order Of Hon. James johnson, County Judge.
~ Given undtr my hand with the seal Of said
JIu I Court afixed At Office In the City Of Placer.
TO- willie, this Seventh day Of October, In the year
OF our Lord One Thousand Fight Hundred and
Fiftv.nine. WM A. JANUARY, Clerk.
3U.3m ny OGDEN SoCIREs, Deputy Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed out At
ID the Court Of J. D. Jack sOn, Justice Of the Peace
in and for the Township Of Big Bar County Of FL Dora
do and State Of California upon Judgment rendered
therein the 29th day " September d. 1850. In fla
vOr Of 3. Knowles o., and against JoaePh 6ProWs,
Twenty nine Dollars cOsts Of suit. together with
ing costs, have levied upon and seized and will eX-
pase for sale public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, at Boston Bar,
On Ghe 6sh day Of November,
A. D. $780, at the hour Of O'Clock, r. 81, all the right,
title interest and claim Of the abOve named defendant,
ing n the Township u Big Bar county aud State alors
said, tO-wt: A Mining claim, located on Boston BAR,
aud known ~ the "BOston Tunnel ,O.'s Mining lin"
ANs0N Ri HARDa,
Deputy VonstAbls.
Grey EaSIs, ost. -, lOOe.-tS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22

4 CARD.-Prompted hy all h"pe'idesre ~ my hears.
N wish To lay lefre the ruhlie Which i-.~fV-s
high cummendhtion not "iy A. All act ~ prwna Nil,
hut Of humanity also. About tvo years aE". suddenly,
aud fFum unknown to SAs I'd sub NJ Of
epilepsy, which, "a inAhilIv The
rOis<,Hrnt ulan . tkov"uRh medical and the
discOura Ern.<nt which nat With pting il soon
became such las then led Ia b-rV'l t. " the
skill ~ physician. vac teQu nIly. while In pursuit Of
my calling. thrOwH dun L. the ground Uhhout Ihr slight
warning, AID ahhaugh inArnsibv Ia the AHhrs yet
drspsrd the mIesVirs 81 life, and learned look
upon tuse Who VSuld hdrr assistance shelter me
from danger 1i0S vho sought a. pr"Ong the misery
ofmy existence. While Ia this State and having
my affection laSi- the sweets n le
induced to attempt seeking ali Of physciAn, and BY
eommendAiiSh cAIAd Oh DR. !. J. CIaIkAy. told him
my AAh my ,Sabihy o. reward him for his
services. Urs - vMsh lS'VsF he At once UNDER
ouk my CASE aud with the blva.inR nj God uAs once
more restored perfect health tnAh- to reward him for
the b~n whEh enjoy ~ pFsSS naAnd yet conscious Of
my indsbtedaVa, CONSIDER II iue to mytlf aud to aiI
Aicttd Ia mAAs IAe pubtir IN or<r MAI three in
need Of mrAhCal advice may RAA physSsS0 Ia when
cry confidence be plS,sd.
f. Al MEYER YABL0NsKY.
eate Of California. C"unty ~ fan FTHneiAco. ~ sub
Scrbed and 70 before this lpt day Of August
A. D. 1895. GlLEEkT 4 CRANE
IL. 81 Notary Public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
TO MY CIGAR.
BIT CHARLES sPRAoUE.

Yes, social friend, l love thee well,
In learned doctors spite;
Thy clouds all other clouds diSpel,
Aud lap me in delight.
What though they tell, with phizzes long,
My years are sn0Der pass'dy
would reply, with reason strong,
They're Sweeter while they last.
And eft, mild friend. TO me thou art
A monitor, though still;
Then speak IT e leHH''B TO my heart,
Beyond the preachers skill.
Thou'rt like the man of worth, who gives
To goodness every day,
The Oduiir Of whose virtues lives
When he has passed away.
When, in the lonely evening hour,
Attended but by thee,
Der histoTyS varied page pore,
Mans fate in thine see.
Of as thy snowy column grows,
Then breaks aud falls away,
truce how mighty realms thus rose,
Thus tumbled to decay.
A while, like thee, carihs Minister'S burn,
And smoke aud fume around.
And then. like thee, 10 ashes turn,
And mingle with the ground.
LIES but leaf adroiily rolrd,
And times the wasting breath,
That late ur enrly, we behold,
Gives ell TO dusty death.
From beggar's frieze to monarch's robe,
One common doom is pass'd:
Sweet natures works. the swelling globe,
Must all burn out al last.
And what Is he who smokes thee now -
A little moving heap,
That soon like thee 10 fate must bow,
With thee in dust must sleep.
But though thy ashes downward 60.
Thy essence rolls ON high;
Thus, when my body must lie low,
My soul shall cIeave the sky.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-22
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR L. j. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks To hIS no.
]: patients for their PATRONAGE. and W"ld take
this opportunity 20 remind them that he continues to-
consult IFS INkTlTtTE, far the cure Of all forms Of
Private DiseAses-Snch phs Gon"rFGa. NocturnaI
Emissions and all the consequences ~ sslahuse In
the hrd saRrs Of Syphte or 0"nOFFh0aI Diseases, he
guarantee N few days. without Inconvenience to
the patient. hndranes IN hbS business WHEN pa
TENT ny neglect improper treatment has drVsinpFa the
secondary symptoms ii Syphilis such bubOrs Vr pan.
ul swrnga the gTns ulcers In the throat noses
which checked destroy the am parts and the
honeGtO MnrttF. separate and away leaving r Suf
frrrr an object hlrOus Ia brhU when blottheA or
pmples break upon The skin. when he has painful
Sveings upon the bones. when his constitution inuT
ed pred sposr piion other constitution.
81 diseases the Doctor guarantees asks
pensaton.
In KheumAtIsm, chronic acute In Dy'en'ery Dar
TheA, he has safe and eneCinH rtnrs For the treatment
Of the consequences ri arlAhsr such npcuf nj
ions tinlitv headache main. in The back a.
limbs with general weakness lnss q" AIrr LOSE n mem.
cry. injury tn the sight, Tsessness confusion ~ Idenp,
dislike Tor society and feeling ~ WrAFneSs ~ life with
the System rNrHhe that sixi nnisrs Alock
NJ sartle the patient making HE existence miserable
the above mAIAdrs the Doctor will guarantee . cure Or
ask compensation lie br consulted free of charge
and invites all "a call will cost tie nothing and mi
be much to their advantage.