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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14
C,UMMONs-stnte-0f California, County

CUMMONS-State'Of California, County
- of Nevada, IS. District Court of the Fourteenth
Judicial District of said State. The people of the
State of California, to HAMILTON NORMAN, greet
ing You are hereby Summoned to appear and answer
TO the complaint Of W. A. MONROE filed against you
within ten days from the service of this writ mserved
on you in this county within twenty days, if served
on you in this district and out of this county and
within forty days if served on you in the State and
out of this District, in an action commenced on the
23d day of October A. D. 1861 in said Court, to re-
cover the OF six hundred and ninety three and
64-l00 dollars with interest 1881 20-l00 dollars,
at two per cent per month from April /, 1860, and
interest S69 Sl100 dollars at three per cent per
month from October 49, 1857, alleged by plaintiff in
his complaint to this action TO be due and owing to
him from you upon two certain prOmssory notes.
fully set forth and mentioned in said complaint And
you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said compafnt herein directed, plaintiff viii take
judgment against you therefor by default together
with all costs of suit and also demand Of the Court
such other relet is prayed for in plaintiffs said
complaint.
- In testimony whereof I, r. II. FARQuHAR,
T. Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid, do
/ hereuntO set my hand and impress the
- seal Of the said Court, at Office, in the City
OF Nevada, this 29th day of October. A. D., 1861.
By order of Hon. NILES SKARIs, Judge Of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid.
true copy-attest r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
Per JOS ROBERTS, JR., Deputy
J.I. CALDWELL, Atty for Plaintiff.
Oct. IS 1S6l.--3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14

CUMMONS-STATE OF CALIFORNIA, =,
- County of Nevada, S.. District Court ofthe 14th
Judicial District Of said state. The People of the
State of California to AZUBA Y0UNGLOVE, greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer to
the complaint of LEWIS YOUNGIOVE, filed against
you, within ten days from the service of this writ
If served on you in this county, within twenty days
if served on you in this District and out Of this
county and within forty days If served on you in the
State aud out Of this District in action commenced
on the 9th day Of November, A. D., 1861, in said
Court, wherein plaintiff prays for decree Of this
Court dssOlvng the bonds of matrimony between
plaintiff and defendant and an order that this plain
till have the charge care, custody control and edu-
cation of the female child Ella Younglove. And YOU
are hereby notified that il you fail to answer said
complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take iudg-
ment against you therefor by default together with
al costs of suit and also demand Of the Court such
other rehefas is prayed for in plaintiffs said com
plant.
- In testimony Whereof r. II. F4RQuHAR.
{ Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid DO
/ "'' hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
~ Of the said Court, at Office in the CITY of
Nevada this 9th Gay Of November, A. D., 1861
r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk
Per Jos. ROBERTS, ir., Deputy.
By order of the Hon. NILES SEARIs, Judge of the
District Court aforesaid.
A true cOpy-attest; r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk
Per JOS. ROBERTS, jr, Deputy.
I. p HAwLEY Atty Tor Plaintiff.
Nov. Z 1S6l.-6w.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14

uYDRASTINE & &LEPTANDRIN-.
n For sale By r. ?. SPENCE
Druggist 4 ApothssAEy, 81 Broad st., Nevada.
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Gully gutelllgell6rt
20 Largest Circulation of any Paper in
Western Virginia. IA
Saturday morning, Jan. IL, 1861.
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s5 DISHONEST SERvAST GIHL.-Mr.
John Armstrong, who l;ves on the Island
had occasion to vacate his house before
Christmas, to go on visit. At the time
there was n servant girl in the family
named Miss Grieshauber, who assisted in
locking up the house aud then went away
to remain with relative during Mr.. AS
absence After the family had gOae, Miss
Grieshauber, it appears, went back to til.
house, crawled in at window and pro.
ceeded to pick up and deposit in her vtrtu.
Gus bosom sundry valunbles, such as a
locket. gold chain, clasp, and ring.
amounting in all to about twenty dollars
worth. Upon the return of Mr.. Armstrong;
family the things were missed, but the
girl, of course, knew nothing about them.
and wondered who had robbed the house.
Mr.. A. suspected the girl but failing in all
his efforts to expose her, he notified the
police on Fridey last, and officers Fender
and Scroggius undertook to ferret the
matter ont. About this time the girl left
with her dunnage, and was watchedin her
. A@AS HOHA- MUSE 70 .uouSe1 Qull
she brought up at dwelling in East.
Wheeling, to which the officers repaired,
and finding the girl absent, lifted the lid
OF her trunk aad taking out specimen of
jeweIry, submitted it to Mr.. Armstrong,
but that gentleman could not identity ii
rs belonging to him. This rather bafled
the officers, but they kept at work and all
their stratngems having failed they re-
solved to arrest the girl. They did SO
when she at once, like very foolish thief,
acknowledged that she had taken the jewell
ry and given it to nice young man, who
had been in the habit of gallantiug her
around, and for whom she is supposed to
entertain sentiments of the kiudest regard
and most tender affection. The nice young
man handed over the things when applied
to, and Miss Grieshauber was conveyed
before an Alderman, where, after exhibit
ing great manifestations of penitence, and
Mr.. Armstrong refusing to prosecute her,
she was discharged. That nice young man
ought to feel grateful. We advise him to
do something Immediately.
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Alabama Secession Ordinance.

MOSTGOMEnY, Jan. LITTLE secession
ordinance of Alabama commences thus:
WHEREAS, Tho election of Arabian Lin
coin and Hannibal Hamlin to the Offices
of President and Vice President of the
United States of America, BIZ IA sectional
party Ryowedly hostile to the domestic in
situations and peace and security of the
people of the Srnte of Alabama, following
upon the heels of many and dangerous in-
fractions of the Constitution of the United
States by many of the States and people
of the Northern section is political
wrong of SO insulting and nenacing a
character, ne to justify the people of the
State of Alabama in the adoption of
prompt and decided measures for their fn.
tnre pe0ce aud sVcUrcity; therefore, be it
further declared and ordained by the peo-
pie of the State of Alabama, in convcn-
tiou assembled, that the State of Alabama
is now Withdrawn from the Uuion known
as the United States of America, and
henceforth ceases to be one of the said
United States, aud is, and BY right ought
to be, sovereign and independent State.
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~ HkApAcnr Is the fayorits sign by which ma
turs makes known any deviation whatever frOul the
natural state q TIE blain and viewed in tits lighl
may be looked on - y safeguard intended to Rtye
notice Of llleaGO which might otherwise escape IL.
tsntton M tU0 aie to be remedis; and It's Indica.
lions should never be neglected.. Headaches may he
SiassinEI under tive nainCs, zig: symptOnRtic aud
1diopathie. SYmptCmAtic Headache Is exceedingly
common and Is tie PFeeursog OF great variety u
at1ong Which are ApppiexJ, GOut KhtHnta
tianl and all febrie dlBaaSes In its nervous form 1t
e Sympathetic Of disease Of t0 stomach constitut
1ng siGE hsadasbe, OF hepatte disease SonstItutnE
glo1s heataehs Of worms, GepAtiPatiOn and other
uSordeFB OF the buOi5 ~ well hs renal and uterine
anettions. DlsSases Of the mt arr TSry frequently
attended with HGadastos; Albania aud plethora are
also affections which frOquopty ocCasIon headache.
aai9pathtS ueadaehg also very common, being
usually distinguished by the nams OF Nervous hcdG
ache G9nietme5 coming ON suddenly III state Of APP
pAEentlS SOUND health and lFpItf1tInS at once tile
mental and physical enorgies} and In other instances
It comes on slowly hsraldSl by 1spr OF gpirits
OF aeerbity OF tempfc. In mbst inStanceg the palm
Is IN the front OF The head over one both eyes,
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this class may
also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment q either class Of Headache the
Cephnlic Pills have been fouhd sure ami safe rene.
dy. relieving the most acute blinS In few ninutes
and by Its subtle power erldlCatng the disease Of
which Headache tho unerTtDG index.
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CONSERVATION 81 costiraness.

prevalent little understood ai,i 60 much neglected
as CostiyCnehs. 0ftnn originating In cNrelessness or
Hedcntary habits; It l. regarded slight disorder
OF too little consequence t0eXcite anxiety, while in
reality 1t Is tle precursor and companion Of many of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases and unless
early eraulcated II Will bring the sufferer un-
timely grave. Among the lighter evils Of which
costiveness IL the usuAl attendant are Headache,
Collie, rheumatism, ROu breath. piles and Others Of
ike nature. while long train of frightful tliseIEes
such as Malignant FeyeFa Absccsses DySentery D-
%iTrhasn, Dyspepsia, Ap0plexy, Epilepsy, paralysIs,
lySteria, lIyp0cliondraSs, 9leaneloly anil Insanity,
hrat Indicate their prcspRcs In the system by this
alarming HymptOnl Not alnfFequentIy the diseases
named originate in Cousta tiOn, but take on an n-
dependent existence unlest cause is ericated In
an carly stage. From all these considerations 1t fol-
lows that the disorder EhoHd receive immediate at
tenton whenever 1t 0ecuHB, and no person should
neglect to get box Of CehalEc Pills Oh the first nl-
pearance of the cOmplRint5 their timely use will
oNpo the insLddouNa Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe TO human life.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IL At n private dim
ncr party yesterday, high words passed
between Senator Toombs and Lieut.. Gen.
Scott. According to the relntors of the
scene in Congressional circles, the con.
Versation turned on the sending of troops
to Charleston, when Mr. ToOmbs expressed
u hope that the people there would sink
the Star of the West, and Mr.. Scott, with
much earnestncss, asked if it was possible
that he (Toombs), rs nm American, desired
such an event. Mr.. Toombs replied af-
tirmntiveiy, and said chat those who sent
the vessel should be sunk with her. Gen,
Scott thereupou sNid he was responsible
for what he said, and Mr.. Toombs re-
marked: "You have known me for TWEEN
ty-hVe years, and are aware that !, too,
am responsible" The mntter here ended,
! but tho subject, it is snid is now in the
hands Of the friends of the parties
Lieut.. Talbot has arrived with the dis.
patches to the Government from Maj. An
derson.
Senator Hunters speech to-day has pro-
duced a profound sensation.
The President has made formal order,
directing the heads of the various Depart.
mcnts to withdraw all. their advertising
patronage from the Constitution newspaper
The immediate cause of this action is sup
posed to be the censures of that Journal
regarding the sending of troops to Charles.
ton.
Ex-secretary Thompson has replied to
tue Presidents letter of acceptance of hi:
resignation. While adecr;ng to his opin.
ions formerly expressed, implying breach
of Cabinet faith, he speaks in the kindest
terms of tile President and his patriotism
MIR. Sherman, Chairman of the Commit.
! Ice of Ways and Means, said in the House
/ to-day, that AFTER the Navy and Army Ap.
l preparation bills shall have been disposed
of the opportunity desired by Southern
members for debate, will be afforded.
The Hon. Mr.. Dix will not enter upon
the duties of his post as Secretary of the
Treasury until next week, having previ-
ously to arrange some business in New
wAsHrXGroS, Jan. l2.-There was a
Cabinet meeting last night, which was
continued up to n late hour. The subject
under consideration was the dispatches
brought by Lieut.. Talbot from Mai. An
dersOn. There is no reason to believe that
anything further will be yielded tC South
Carolina.
1t is believed that the bill introduced
into the Missouri Legislature, prohibiting
the Mayor or Sheriff of St. Louis from
using the military for suppressing the riots,
looked to the seizure Of the public prop
| erty. and hence the U. S. troops were or
dered thither for its protection.
The gellaiies and all the avenues leading
to the SenNte Chamber were densely
thronged at an early hour this evening by
Persons anxious TO hear the great speech
OF Senator Seward.
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by TELEGRAPH.
CORRECTED DAILY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l2.-Flour unchanged and quiet;
NOT much done; prices unchanged. Wheat steady,
and red rex in demand at 81; nothing done In white
SsH 10 and In good demand; shelled Is dull at ~
9Ss In bulk. Oats firm at 30 Rye and Barley I'M
changed. Whisky firm at 1873 demaud fair Hog
IN light supply, aud prices Unchanged; holders firm
at $2+l96,60, whilst packers lAy 8I9Og6,lO; re-
Gepts during the last % hours 10 not exceed 5000
bead. Mess pork $l6ilI625 and in fair demand
cut meats held ut 6l@sA without packages; Nc
sales. Green meats quiet at 51S- aud ~; hams
not salaGIo at the quotations. Lard dull and prime
offered at 9l3, without buyers. Good demand for
sugar at full price,; sales loo hhds. at 5I56TII
Nolasscs firm at 30. Coffee unchanged and In Cair
demand at full prices. Active demand for money;
exchange firm at 155c premium for New York aud
Boston, and &c. do Tor New Orleans.
NEw YoRE, Jan. l2-FlOur heavy; sales la,OOO
bills Mt $5,30lG6,5S for State; S5,75G595 for Ohio
and $5.76@6.05. whSat-saIes $1,000 bus. Mt 81 80
for white and SljT for red. Corn adVancetl 6OC
bu! sold at 7l@SIE31 beef steady. Pork Lunyaut
at SlT@lI.25 for meas. Bacon firm. Lard firm al
1OA. Whisky dull at 1917.
baltimore, Jan. l2.--P1our firm; sales Howard St
Ct g. 90. Wheat steady Mt sI,3G@l,4S for red aud
$l65 for white. Corn buoyant, nGw white and yell
low 636S0Sc, old white TOc Mess Fork sl7,35. Lard
!0c. Coffee steady ut 12A913c. Whisky firm al
19lSGG9Uc.
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THE peculiarities of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an occasional
recourse to stimulants. 1t is important,
however. that these shall be of harmless
nature, and at tho same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. Its
effect in all cases of debility are almost
magical. 1t restores the tone of the di-
gestivc organs, infuses fresh vitality into
ness to the temperament, which is the
most valuable of feminine attractions
The proprietors feel flattered from the fact
that many of the most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed en-
comtums upon the Bitters, the virtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knowledgCd. There are numerous count
crfeits offered for sale, all of which ore des-
titnte of merit, aud positively injurious to
the system janT-lm.
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Return OF the star OF the west,

NEw York, Jan. l2.-TEe Star of the
West brings back the troops destined for
the relief of Fort Sumter. The report
from Charleston was correct in relation to
two of the balls Cred Mt her taking effect.
One struck her on the bow, and the second
on the atarbard quarter, between the
smoke stack and the engine beam. No
person was hurt, She struck ON the bar
twice coming out. At night steamers
were seen coming out of the harbor, sup
posed to be in pursuit. The same night
she spoke the ship Emily st. Pierre, from
Liverpool to Charleston, which was re-
fused admittanee in consequence of the
American flag being displayed. When
leaving Charleston hHrbor, the Star of the
West received several parting shots from
the battery on Norris Island, hut thew
all fell short. The general feeling on
board now Is to return to Charleston with
proper means of defence, and effect n
landing at all hazards.
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BS-THE RIvER.-There were supposed
to be about nine feet water in the channel
of the Ohio on Saturday, the ice having
been crowded upon the marks so that it is
impossible to give the exact depth. Tho
steamer which has been in process OF
construction for month or so at
the landing, from the materials OF
the old steamer Jane Franklin, is now
complete and taking freight for Memphis.
She is called the Leonora, and is light,
swift-lookiug craft. She is commanded
by Capt. Nike Davis.
The landing looks as dreary as hard
times can mako it, and none of the boat
are doing anything to speak of. Th'
packets continue to make regular trips, but
they do so merely to keep their places il
the trade, and in the hope of better ttmel
after while.
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G@-HAp,ruAL LIARs.-Areport was go
ing around nil over town on Saturday
night, that Congress had broken up in a
row, and that several other fearful occur
renccs had taken place in Washington
The worst of it is that the report was be-
lieved, and our Office was fairly besciged
by persons who desired to know tue truth.
This is not the first time that such lies
have been started by FOOLS and retailed by
Adgcty people. This thing is sort of dis
ease with some people. They are never
satisfied unless they have some such food.
The lies are generally small when started
but they grow to fearful magnitude in an
hours travel. No man should repeat any
of these rumors unless he knows them to
be true, for the public mind is already
greatly excited. This is no time for jo-
king.
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BUSINESS NoTICEs.

pSFSEoREr OF BEAuTY.-LA1RD's BLooN
OF YouTH, OR LrQurD PEARL, for beauty
ing and preserving the complexion and
skin. This invaluable and wonderful toi-
let article was discovered by celebrated
chemist in France, some years since, and
it is to him that all the Courts of Europe,
at the present age, owe all their beauty
and loveliness. This preparation, With all
its simplicity and purity, there is 20 arti-
Gle that will compare with it as beauti-
fyer and preserver of the complexion and
skin. Mr.. Laird procured the receipt of
him some two years since; he has, during
that time, given it perfect trial amongst
his own personal friends and the aristo-
cratic circles of New York City, who have
used it with unqualified admiration, so
much SO that they would consider the toi-
let imperfect without this valuable and
purely harmless preparation.
For sale by REED i KRApr,
declo Centre Wheeling.
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RSs-PoIsoX1xG CASH IN WooD COUNTY

BG~PorsoSIXc CASH IN WooD County.
Mrs. Matilda Locker, of Wood county,
died suddenly last week, undes circum-
stances which led to the suspicion that
she had been poisoned by her husband
For various reasons, says the Parker'turg
Ne,os, the suspicious OF many persons in
the neighborhood were aroused, and the
interment was delayed until Saturday,
when Corouer's Jury was assembled at
tie house of George ". Locker. On hear
ing the evidence, the Jury brought in q
verdict that the deceased came to her
death by poison. And that there was suf-
hcient grounds for suspicion that tho poi
son was administered by George w. Lock-
er, the husband of the deceased, to warrant
his committal to await an examination on
tho charge.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DdLLGRs sAvEp-Mr. spald-
Ing has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue aud it's estimated that each bottle
saves at least ten dollaa worth Of broken furniture
thus milking an Rggle1lte OF twenty millions OF
dollars reclaimed from tStal loss by this valuable In
yeutiOn. Having made bis Glue a household word,
he now proposes to do thV world still greater servirc
by curing al the alehitg heads with bis Ceplallc
Pills and II they arO as lOd his Glide, Headaches
will soon vanish away Ike snow In July.
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REDUCED by Dyspepslo to mere

Cured by 'Boerhave's Holland Bitters.'
MIR. a. MNtchett, trader probably as
well known rs any man in Western Penn
sylvnnta, states us following: ~ met with
u farmer in Armstrong county who was re-
duced By Dyspepsia to mere skeleton. 1
pursnaded him to buy IL bottle of Borrhnve's
Holland Bitters, believing it would cure
him. Meeting him some months after, what
was my establishment ut finding him n hnle,
hearty man; he told me he now 1Ceiyhed
200 ponds and that this wonderful change
had been produced by Boerhave's Holland
Bitters to which he attributed solely his
restoration. jan Tim.
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Eron, RInI,n,nr,,.

RIcHNoXp, Jan. l2-At the banquet
last night, Alr. Floyd, in his speech -reIa-
ted conversation with the Prcsident.
showing a breach Of faith. on the part of
the latter, as tending tn his resignation
He counselled resistance TO Federal cocV-
cion. Secession speeches were also de.
livCred by Lieut.. Gen Montague, Attorney
General Tucker, James a. Scddon an
Others. The temporizing policy was Sc
verely commented on. Great enthusiasm
was manifested.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMAIgAltGIJoN or LGgouAors-l1.r, 4, /.
grOwing tendelry tu this 90 to anDrtmTIStC the
most oppressive uuTds OF other languasgs AM, aiIer
while 20 insoFPorate them into our own thus the
WORD which Is rom the Greek siI,,iiS ing
''i"r the head Il now becoming popnlariEei in c,i,.
Gsc;ton VITA Mr. SpaulainS'S great HEADACHE RENE.
n.y. put u Wlll soon DC usesl ia more Scnc:aI way
and the word Cspialic Will becoms as common ~
Eleetrotyl's and many others whose tlistinetn as
foreign wOrts has been worn away lY common usage
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al Real Blessinp.

IMysieiGn-Y Well ArH. 1ones, how IA that hsalacfcf
Mrs. SoItES-Gone! Doctor, NJ sunei The Pill you
sent cured mo In just twenty minutes, and 1 wish
youWoull send more. 80 ttat can have them handy.
iMysfetan-You can SGT them at any Druggists.
Sail Tor CepIAlie pills; Md they never f1i and
recommend them In gil cases Uf Headache.
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are zeal
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BGIDaEE.-Missus wants ytu to send her a box Of
C0ph9lic Glue, mo- b6ttIU Of Prepared Pills,-but
I'm thinking that's not just 1t nRither; but perhaps
yen be 1tliur knowing what It Is Ys see she's nigh
dead and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants
some more OF thnt same as rslaivcd her before.
DTI1gitt-HOu must Iuean .spaldlnE's Cephallc
Pills.
Brfdgst-och! sure now and you've sed it, here's
the qlarther and CIV the Fills and don't b0 nll
day about II aitlIOi.
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M-JUDoE THoMpsoS's spgEcu.-The
Union speech of Judge Thompson recently
delivered tue Court house, is now ready
at this Office in pamphlet form. Those
entitled to them will please call and get
supplies. We hOps it will be judiciously
and literally circulated and universally
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-14

sag- ItELro'ous,-Ryy J. ". Baker, of
Of Staunton. Va, has received and accept
ed call from the First Presbyterian
ChoFch of this city, and will soon take the
place OF the venerable DR.. Weed, at whose
1 'stance the call was made.
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GREAT DtsoOvERT-Among the most Important of
all the great medical discoveries Of this age NAV be
considered tho system OF vaccination for protection
from Small POx- the Cephalic PHI FIR relief of
l!oadaches ana the Se OF Qntnine for the prevention
OF teEers either OF which Is specific, whose
benefits will ba experienced by suffering iiumAuIty
long after their dtseoTsrers arc forgotten.