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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09
District Court.

The regular term of the District Court, under
tho new law, commenced on Monday, when de-
cisons were rendered in number of cases
which had been previously argued and sub
mitted.
In the case Of the people vs. SigOurney. pre-
sentcd by the late Grand Jury for malfeasance
in office as County Treasurer, the Judge order
ed that the presentment be set aside and that
the case be presented to the next Grand Jury.
The presentment was set aside for the reason
that some of the Grand Jurors were incompe-
tent to act in the case.
The case of Lachman VS.. Clark was decided
for the defendant. This suit was commenced
by thu plaintiff to gain possession of ranch in
Grass Valley township, which he bad purchased
at a Sheriff's sale for taxes. The Court held
that the property, as advertised TO be sold for
taxes, was not described with sufficient accu-
racy, and for that reason the tax title was not
valid.
The following cases were set for trial during
the present term:
Feb. 2Oth-Gillenwater VS.. Duvall.
Feb. 2lst--Wiid VS.. Mcconnell ct al.
Feb. 28th.-HOlmes VS.. johnson.
March lst.-King Il Bros. VS.. Oppenheim ct
Al; Dennisson VS.. Dennsson.
March 3D. Westerfeld VS.. War6ed.
March 4th-Liggett ct al. vs. Perrin ct al.
March 7th.-Hughes etal. VS. Boring ct al.
March Sth.-Atwood VS.. Frico.
March 9th.-Frco VS.. Walsh ct al.
Yesterday, the case of Brannigan We. Laird
et ais, for an interest in the Young America
min;n1 cloima on Qourhon HIN waa fnken nm
The day was occupied in empannelling the jury
and examining witnesses. and the case will be
continued to-day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
Broke jail.

Alexander Griffin made his escape from the
;.il last Wednesday night Griffin had been
convicted with three Others of murder in the
second degree, for killing McMurtry, at Gras.
Valley, in June last The other three were
sentenced to ten years imprisonment each but
Grimm, being deemed the most guilty, was sen.
fenced for fifteen years. Grifin's case was ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court. and he was await
ing rehearing of the case. and it seems that
the officers have latterly neglected to closely
watch his movements He has been permitted
at times to walk about town, on parol, TO see
bis friends, and had always returned to the
jail according to promise. On Wednesday
night he escaped, by breaking OF the bar of his
cell door, and saving of two bars Of the gra-
ting Of the outside window. He bad undoubt.
edy procured the necessary tools. for cutting
OF the iron bars, while running at large about
town. The only other occupant of the Jail Was
Jack Wilson, who appears to have been put to
sleep by dose Of liquor administered by Grif-
On, and knew nothing of the escape until the
next morning. Wilson invariably gets drunk
"S S"h hCs i'iuOtt 1hu NC iAllB
asleep while intoxicated 1t is almost impossible
to awaken him. Griffin undoubtedly knew
Wilson's failing, and took advantage Of it.
On Thursday, Griffin was seen at Boston Ra.
vine, and stated to a gentleman that he was out
on parol, aud must return or the officers would
be uneasy about him. Afterwards, when it was
known that he had escaped, it was supposed
that rome of his friends had persuaded him to
leave, contrary to his original intention.
The negligence Of the officers in allowing
Griffin to walk about town, unattended and un-
watched, seems unaccountable. No one &C.
quAinted with the facts had the least idea that
be would get new trial, aud even il he had,
be would most undoubtedly have been again
convicted. He was the leader of the crowd
that killed McMurtry, and of the four convicted
Of the murder be was considered the most gull
ty, and for that reason he was sentenced to be
imprisoned five years longer than any of the
others. 1t is believed 10y many that he left
while out on parol, and that he never broke
out Of the Jail.
The Sheriff has issued posters, offering q re-
ward of 5000 for his capture. He was not con-
vieted OF mansanghter. as stated in the bills,
but Of murder in the second degree.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
TT II. WICKEs Il CO., Successors to W. @.
III. ALBAN,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Drt0s Porcelain White,
Medicines, Port WINE,
Chemicdls Sherry Wine,
Dye Stt.Gt Madeira Wtk,
Paints Nn> Brandy
Tt1pentine, Holland GIN,
Whit Lad Wind0o GIGa,
Red Lead Lard Oh
IiLharooe Sperm OIL
BrIlshss Polar OIL
Alcohol Fth Ott
Sarrh Castor Oil
Peari Brandy Meats FbOf oil,
Thpiocd, Patent AediciHa,
Canary Seed, PdfHmeryl
Linseed OIL Cooking EItrdcts,
1bpel VdrHtsh, Spices
japan Vdrnish Bay Rum,
Coach YdJrish, SdTtdpd'1ud
DdnSdr Vdraish Wetder's Cordial,
Putty, Cherry Pefordt,
Zinc Paint, HNdrS hdlsdm -
Toceher with general and complete assortment Of all
articles line which will be sold at prices As low as
they can be afforded in the mountains.
DR. H. II. wICKES 4 CO.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets.
Nevada June oath, 1SS6-42n
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09
nRORATE NOTICE.-In Probate Court Of

DROBATE NOTICE.-In Probate Court OF
L the State Of California, County Of Nevada In the
matter Of the Estate Of JOHN LONG deceased
Pursuant to an order of this tour made this Day no
tice s hereby given that Friday the 1th day ffeoy
D. 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day at the court room
OF this Court the Court House the city and county
Nevada has been appointed for the hearing OF the app
cation OF MICHAEL SULLIVAN praying that doeumen,
now on file in this Court purportng to oe the ast WI
and testament Of John Long. deceased be 70
hate and that Letters estamentary be issued thereon
SULLIVAN who Is named therein as Executor at "hieh
time and pace all persons interested therein may appear
and contest the same.
| By order Of the Probate Court.
Ian s1st ISS9.-ls 2w RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
BY J. s. LAMENT, Deputy.
TUSTTCEs, BLANKS, CONSTANTLY on HAEp
| i 4. Ahis nnEes
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09

Board OF SUPERVISORS. County Super
visors met on Monday afternoon. The bids for
taking care of the INDECENT sick were opened
and examined. Only four bids were made,
col
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09

COUNTY HOsPITAL.-From the report OF the
County Physician, we learn that the whole
number of patients treated in the County Hos
pitai, from November LIST to Feb. 9Th, is forty.
or this number, 20 were discharged cured; .
died; was removed by his friends, leaving II
now under treatment The number Of days
charged for, is ,554, making the expense fol
the quarter, s3,IOS. The following are the dis
eases under which the patients were suffering
when admitted Hemplegia, L; intermittent
fever, IL; syphilis, 2; rheumatism. 4; gonorhea'
l; phthisis, 3 bronchitis, L; amaurosis, ]; apo
plexy, l; injuries received in mining, 7; asthma
2; a.cites, 1; paralysis, 2; mania potu, Il dis
ease of the heart, l.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09

The contract was awarded to Drs. Hunt at
one dollar per day for each patient. During
the past year the county has paid two dollars a
day, and the expenses of the hospital will now
be reduced one half. Drs. Hunt were cons'd-
cred the lowest competent bidders.
Yesterday, Messrs. C. F. Smith and Levi
Ayers were appointed Coustables of Bloomfield
township.
The appointment of Road Overseers will be
the next business transacted by the Board, aud
the latter part of the week will be devoted to
examining and allowing accounts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09

THEArR1cAL-Mrs. Wood delighted the thea
ter-going citizens of Nevada, last week. with g
series of entertaining comedies. A fair audi
ence was in attendance on each evening,
though the theater was not crowded. The COM
pany left on Sunday for Marysville, where they
we're 10 perform few nights, and from thence
they designed to go to Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09
j. r. EG A. MS
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory

Steam Refined Candy Mandatory.
NO, IS MONTGOMERY STREET
Between Bush and Sutter Streets San Francisco
Poets sing Of the spices In Indian Isles,
OF the citron, the orange and lime;
They sing OF the fragrance so lavish difusd,
BY the breeze In each tropical cline.
Lot the epcure boast Of each high-havord dish,
The favor of wines or French brandy
Yet none of the list named above can compare
With J. Regans steam Rehnd Candy
Rich spices and fruits and flowers may be good
Or dishes for epicures dainty;
but the question In this viii not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
WthAl, there of them half so we'll priced
From tho sweet prattling child to the dandy,
As that sweetest Of Nueets, everywhere idoliEed-
mean Regan's steam Refined Candy.n
"Regan' was FIRST, the Pacific Coast,
Who made conoctions--tho fact is known we'll;
Tho twas soyol years sinco, no continues It still
And sells by Wholesale and retail.
He Is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers always handy
And they find each variety known to the trade
Among j. Regan's Steam Re6n'd Candy"
Here's an hundred varieties that need not be namd
And being made by the new improved process;
lie can sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, TO families grocors.
OF French candies NOR, his assortment IL large
And buyers will find II most handy,
To call or Send for their holiday stock right away
Oh Rcgan's Steam Rehn'd Candy.n tk61
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-09

TUsTTCEs' BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON HANp,
j and fer ssle a, this ohce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

-. r: arDpfxos AsD Carr. Bsevs.-lrr.J j.
r. Giddings. late member of congre0, delfv-
cred Q lectnrs ct Philadelphfs on Friday, on
the Harper's Ferry s6air. In the .eeurss Of the
lecture he anid: ~ ssss slif,i y tsatlsaso4 Z
"Nsy q 70 B.ovn;I presume hs tslls the truth
the slsvss. In doing this Ne, h1 oaly sgsssd
with -tsnshsef the psopIso % the ffsS SEates
/ know he has never coma up, % my opinions
on this peint, and my motions are aid to be
too strong fora Philadelphia a1dienee, flaugh-.
ter ] I have said and belisss It is morally,
wrong for man 70 remain in slassFy II hssesn
get frse.s Il would strike down q dave catcher
at my own door. But shall not express these
sentiments in Philadeiphia. JIohg g-continusd
laughter and applause.l For years have
given fugitive slaves money and arms, and
taught them their use. am opposed to taking
iife, except in defence Of life On liberty So,
too, think the people of northern Ohio. hats
r an OF the opinion ne came to Jedsrsons where
/ reside on Saturday and spoke In oar church
on the next Sunday. He spoke u his Kansas
troubles, and of his doings in Missouri. be-
lieve every Democrat and every Republican
contributed money to pay for Brown 3 Iseture.
IApplaass-l In talking to Brown 4 spoke
against slavery, but did not utter - radical
SPnse. aoe .D..t sn. Sa;ri 3 N p.Ss gssr
Of his assooiatss. Nor do i think any one hut
his associates knew Of his yirkinis movements
and no one who Knows my circumstsaces will
think sver Gavs 500 70 BrownaoI Lsnghte TED. j
i gave three dollars, once, to relieve the peri
sonal distress Of BroHn,s son-not- three hum
dred-but little aid hAlieys thin three dollars
Wa to frighten Virginia, and strike terror 10
the heart Of the Federal Geysrnmsnt. Il [Great
iaughtsr.] Whsn i read Of lBroWn's living at
Hsrper's Ferry. and making bis attack there I
Wee estounoeo- fsa5afI > ,g3s3l - go I =
Gerrit Smith has 80 far made no denial Of his
OF Saturday publishss the following note from
To TIE Editor ef.fks NJ, r Irs5a,se: - =
Sir: You are mistaken in snpposing that I
voted for Mr. Fremont think very highly
Of him; but never voted for any person who
rSoognises q Law for slavery, however strong,
learned, or upright he may be.
" - Us seiIl.3see {. GERRrr SnrrH.
n Psterboro', Oct. IS, 1859. 8 90
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Psterboro', Oct. IS, 1859. 3 go .

Nor AT HONE" I never" says o lady,
essnt that rlsssage 10 the door bat once, and
for that once shall never forgive myself. IT
vas more than three years ago, and when
told my servant that morning TO say Not at
home to whosoever might call, except she
knew 1t was, some intimate friend, I felt nv
cheeks tingls, and the. girls look Of surprise
mortified me excssdingly. She went about her
dutiae and about mine, somstimes pleased
that I had adopted . convenient fashion BY
which could secure time to myself. sometimes
painfully smittsn With the reprosches Of con-
science. Thus the day wore away, aud when
Mr.. Lee came home he started me With the
news that very desr and intimate friend was
dead g : 4 - . - @xtf14r1
". 1t cannot be- was my reply, for she ex-
acted Of me solemn promise that I would
alone sit BY her dying pillow, as she had some-
thing Of great importance 10 reveal 10 me. You
must be misinformed; no one has been for me- ,
Here suddenly horrible suspicion crossed my
mind. 1S-iss.' - ~. p 49, If5ta-stzt :
sas She SAINT for You. bat you were not at
home, ,ssid NJ. Lee ,issocsntiy; then ss con.
timed 8 / nm sorry for Charles, her husband;
he thinks her distress much aggravated by your
absence, from the fact that abe called your name
pitsously. He would have sought for you, but
your servant said she did not know whore you
had gone. am sorry. You must have been
ont longer than usual, for Charles sent SER
want over here three times "a -s<ftrsge
!" Never in all my life did experiences snch
loathing Of myself, such utter humiliation Ny
servant had gone further than I, in adding
faisehood to falsehood, and had placed itout Of
ny power to reprovs her by my own sauivoca-
ton. 4 felt humbled TO the very dust, and the
next day I resolved over the cold clay of my
friend that / would never again, under any cir
cumstanceo. say mot at home"
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:
PERsoHkL IDBHfIfY.-Many years ego, per-
haps about the year 17o9, thsrs were two broth
en-, Of fhe name Of Harp, roaming about the
barrens Of Kentucky, whose occupation sesmed
20 be 10 commit atrooiO1s murder1 and in many
instances spparsntly without any object, ex-
human species. In consequences Of these sfro-
cities, the Governor Of the State offered large
rewards for their capture. To svenge the muir
der Of q Mn- Stegul, . man BY tie name of
Leiper rsised party and set cut ia pursuit
rested and killed, his head cut OF and car
red before justice Of the peace to claim the
reward. The head was then stuck on q tree.
at the fork Of the roads, which has ever since
been known n Harp's Head road The young
er brother escaped and joined aparty on the
Mississippi river, beaded BY man Of the name
bed boats going down the river, or parties a..
cending, who might hare money In their Dos
session-plea eassntly observing that these psopls
3 took produce to market for them During the
absence Of the gang, Harp cut Of Msasare's O.
head, which he packed in elayfor prsserya-
where Gov. Claiborne had offered reward Of
81 900 for it. His claim 10 the reward was I'D.
mitted, % Measures features were well known,
but, unfortunately foR him he Was recognised
By a man from Kentucky, and arrsstsd, and
put upon his trial -. : ~ ~ -
denee. Mr. Poindexter, Afterwards Governor
was the United States District Attorney, and
informsd the writer Of this, that though every
body was satisfied that be was the man. vet
there Was not . su6ieisncy Of clear evidsnes TO
legally convict, until, - hs was about 10 dive
the case 20 the sequittal Of the party, q
stranger, from North Carolina, attracted By
the crowd, made his appearance. He wss
sr.iseds IN North Carolina, and knew the
Harps when hoyE bat PEARS had elapeed and
he could not certainly identity the man. But
he stated that the younger Harp had three toes
growing together ON one Of bis feet, which,
-upcn examination, proved 70 Be the case With
the prisoner, aud be was convicted. d.-Phtka-
: delrkse North Ameriean-
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F'q}ES RENTeThs S.N TseT three tory sreL DWELL
stsests The heuss % IA perfect ysSsr, VITA s sss
3 e1e 6e vnser's Enseire opposite Of Afs. A. SIX
F9R RRENTsHandsene,Zy ygHNIsHEDPAR.
not end ooid vstsfs with or witAost BOARD, All
lz.a ssreel- = -----z----- L-r - 90 22-tf !
E4ogsE FOR RENT-A three ssory BRICK
- HOUSE on hslsia8d. near The cornsr of *
g bf. E0RGEFENwfcR. g. . sSsnss,s & 1BSSg B4sg
ssore, near the nremises. ~ - .oc 22-tf
F0n t "a LE.L orr tsy sslss valuable FARM
ss;s, o1 11 .o:s .s:s
Ss ssSsS w =
Nd iIeSss Cf the county GogysPsst S6s Ssua
sFoE. S,E'E ,s' = II .sIn.sl.y s ySR ocERy sroR
near the canal itis vel Sftsd up VITA she's ~.
counter, bins, TO-. and is the most desirable stard
For tie asr%s o! s1sy sS5 INT. oid trsSs
Louisiaaa svsans, near The corner Of 10Th stI set
- =. s..-..d - Il Ii au u Il
A yALUABLB FARM FOR SALE--sjtuased
4 N Alexandr,a county, about ~ miles from
de9rg etgvn, ~ the intersection Of the GeorEetoVr
sna Lisus fals r9ads. consistlng OF io2 eeres In
sis sSS s e B
A TPRIyATE sALE-seysrsI good and WE'LL
~ 1000 sh5ss sstGsy FRAME AopsE With
rooms Isrss bsef and alds IH sIsy. Z Ths
ssekasstts avenue between ssS and stS ' sts. a. Per-
you'd DO = Sa ssS s
srty: Also, several smailsr Houses ON The saips
- w.. = - .. -.----- --.-ll- = te - "
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i. A good one Is told of nswly married couple
whe started housekeeping short time since
which we think, 20 long ss We do not tell the
name Of the parties, win bsss sstelling again,
Among other articles of hopsshold furniture
psrchased By the new hoassksspsrs, the most
It was procured ut one Of cur frst-class estab1
lishments, and IL We may believe the gentle
manly clerk who oficiatsd on the occasion, il
WAS warranted to Be one Of the most complete
articles Of the kind ever invented. Home was
the ssw ssOye sent. and properly put mp by an
sverything necessary 10 enter on the dulles Of
housekeeping. the attention Of the couple was
: -fFst directed to . trial Of the new article. A
Gre Was accordingly started by the mistress Of
the house the morning following her entry on
her responsible duties, when greatly to her
-sarpriss and not . little to tie chagrin Of her
..iiege lord, !" the flames became sxfinguished
end The room filed with SMOKE. Whist could
be the reason that tn, stove did not draw
neither could divine, and after looking in the
stove, around the stove, and up the chimney,
"and being put 10 their wits end" 10 ascertain
where the difieulty existed, II vas mutually
Agreed that they bad been s.sold and seI--
pletely taken in by the stowe dealer =
With indignation fAshibs In his eyes, the
purchaser Forthwith started for the stovskeep-
er's establishment, where he related the in
ability Of himself and wife 70 use the stove,
and dsmanded that his money should Be im-.
nsdistely refunded him. sGrsstly astonished
at Whist be heard, the dealer called N the per-
son who was employed to put up the stove,
: who assured him, in answer TO his iuterroga-
tiou, that he had lsft the stove In tip top
order, and that unlss the ehfmney was s5uiEsd
mp, there was no reason under the san Why Ii
should not perform all the oficss for which IL
was constructed. The puchassr Has thsrsupon
assured by the dealer that he would not only
stand up. to his agreSmeat to eefund the price
Of the stove In case ft did not suit but he would
20 further and give him the stove 9rutis in
ease Il was in the condition represented BY the
former The dealer proposed % ssnd one of his
men to examine the spfovokinG article,n to
which the purchaser readily asseufed, (how
could he do otherwise, sftaf the very liberal
ofer Of the formerly while his eyes glistened
with satisfaction at the prospect Of h4king q
new stove 10 sell for old iron Starting for
home, In company with the man sent by the
dealer, il was not long before they reached the
scene q the trouble. The difRculty was easily
remedied-a dre Was made In the stove, and IL.
was not long before everything was in readiness
for cooking either surioin stake or small sized
pig, greatly to the consternation Of the happy
pair. When the man sent 10 examine the stove
had returned 10 the establishment the dealer
made inquiry - 10 the condition In which he
found the aforementioned article. The answer,
whieh set the establishment in . rosr-we give
as Il Vas uttered, was-nWhy, % ssys he, sswhat
do yeu think2 The darnsd fools had MADE o
fire sss fhs oces Of the sfors,n -. . =
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y A CAPITAL DuxER TABLs SpErca Ivan.
denhof, IA his new work, ssLeaves from an
Actors Note Book, - tells the following story
of Lord Mayors dinner = $3.50 I
I" fnd in my notebook on that night, the
following msmorandum Dinner capital !;
speschifying shy p And % 1t was. -. =, !
Mr.. 7 Bnehanan's 2if.-The solitary
that foid-came from the forge Of Mr.. J. Bu-
chanan, the American Minister. In reply to
some toast Of the Lord Mayor scomplimentary
70 the United States, Mr.. Buchanan rose, put
his hand, think, into his broad, white waist
coat pocket, and began: 7
s.sMy Lord Mayor, my lords and gentlemen. /.
Republican. - am,' he paused for moment,
and rather there Was solemen silence at his
formal and rather oEninous beginning -C Con-
ftoxeys osssss istsatiqsts orr fsnsbanfi lH
ton Of Great Britain for which feel the deer
est respect, and the most affsctionsts admira
tion. ferventiy pray that, whatever changes
may take place-vhatsyer reforms may Be
carried out-whateyer alterations may b
wrought BY p1blie sentiment and opinion
whatever revoIutiona even, (which heaven
ayert.) may take place In this eountry-I fer
yently pray that one institution, q least, may
be spared that it may continue 70 flourish, 70
grow, to increase and be strsnethensd and
ss9ss%sd AZ SE,,! oilnds, ny lords and ssnnsnsn,
$ Imagine the surprise, the shouts Of .Iaugh-
tsr, and the shssrs that followed this' -
peotedly humorous turn 10 the solemn md lm-
posing opening of his rspabliean sxordiun
The American Minister had made y kif:. ~
olenehed il b. eourtsously aeknowisdein9 the
hospitalitiss he bed rsssfvsd In RnRlsnd: ana
proposing the hsalth of Lady Moon, nj dow q
amidst gsnsrd spptAass. 2 Ne esslaos isseIs
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-. -. :. xlgCxILA A1Hoyrs. lsa.lss ~
!, A MRS. WINsLOW,
= > Issssnss . a. sstsssies a no1ksrs. ksr
q aS0OIAiNG 4 .SYRUP


Which gss.siy fss.sss Ne pssesss - ssskiss sy sss
- ne fEpy sss 1eisg sli .AAnnasisn- nag Ar
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SgRE ZQ RE6UkATE EHR BoWBEa.
DspssA spea - ashsss wa gina rus(ss ysuslvss asd
lRELIRRlND HEALTH TO POUR INEzNT.S
y sp ss ssld shis arsIs fos sssrssa ysSs
CAS- sxy, eN SosFsneHcEASpTRu TRuTnsfiis shss~s k.s .
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srcr sHsera., ,lyVINsLoWssl ss.s ,;., .,ss "a
s:ss.sss e T. s.ss SOOTHING L. ..:sess g d:
Z; .; I: s:;s;;s, y sxRur ..:s 8:
kghs e its nsfiesI efsess s.d sSdes
y<ssss7 Waspeak b his ssasters WHAT M 90 KNoV,S
Tios M So{ far - vSsT ~ hn.s 81.
cLE almost tsery matinee vhers he hfAss i al sr-
ffsa p.sa aad sxhausson fsef vim bs iound N fsen
::. q: 'yr1
isnd and bsss ussd with NESsaFAiLirG sUccxss n
Z 80 THOUSANDS OF CxSES. f !
oay rsie the child from pzin but iavrorafes ~
stomach and bowels aeiy, aud Sises seas sd
energy 20 the vhels system IL win almost nsany sslsss
GHIPlNa IN rIrx BowEIs AND wIsp coIIc,
:sS :sS = Ts.s . -Ass as needy
Ssp susss1 NM ron sss sps; * s ws. sSsI a1
IN all cases d Drs-l CHILDREu l.ET ERY and paxn
,,sss. ,rI IN ehl hlTEkTAIN0.D d IN. shs.Ass
s..ss ssy . every HSs.r shs has e1iid s.i
Ious PaHs suDloEs, nos fHf ys EsUDIcss OF oraEis ),
sss sd sss 4. s:: y. y
msdeine e timely used Pull direetocs fct sshg si &C.
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