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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

PoLTIcs Is AMADoR COUNrY.-The Ledger Of
Aug 9Th has these notices:
q" The Republican party Of Amador county is
no more On Thursday Of this week it sacrificed
its organization upon the altar Of Union, aud
took its eternal departure, not like the galley
slave soourged to bis task, but like one who
wraps the drapery OF his couch around him, and
! lies down TO quiet Dreams 1t died for the sal
| walton OF the Union cause in Amador county, 1t
was a generous deed. Union Democrats had
been asked to cooperate with Republicans in the
struggle for the Union cause, and had refused
Republicans generously waited until Union
/ Democrats should see the necessity of such CO.
operation, and them at the eleventh hour stood
ready to abandon their organization and assist to
! defeat Secessionism."
" On Tuesday Of this week the Union Demo
cratic Party Of Amador county committed
suicide at the Court House in Jackson. by swal-
/ lowing an over dose of Secessionism. The cause
for the commission Of the rash act is reported to
have been an ardent and unfortunate attachment
for Rebeldom.n
And then we find the following " card" ad-
dressed to the Chairman Of the Union Demo
cratic County Committee:
"SIR have been informed that the ConVen-
ton which assembled in Jackson on the 5th OF
August, 1862, conferred upon me the nOmina-
tion of Coroner and | take this method OF nou-
tying you that | am an unconditional Union
man, and therefore, emphatically decline nom
ination from a Convention, the delegates OF
which were principally secession sympathizers,
aud the nominees ditto. | respectfully request
you to strike my name from your ticket.
W. f. FIuELD"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
The nnder.igned oflar for sale

The undersigned offer for sale:
100 Carhoys Oil Vitfol " Eastern"
$500 lbs Nitric Acid, strong;
1900 lbs Citric Acid;
1000 lbs Muriatic Acid
2oO0 lbs Powdered Tartarc Acid, best
so cases super Carb Soda
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

DIR. T.. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO ST, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companys Office, san Francisco, The Doctor
offers free consultations, and asks no rcmunera.
tton unless he effects cure. Once hours from 8
q, m. to p.m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

THE FoIowING LETTER, which emphaticaly
speaks for itself, was written by the Dean Of Ii,
Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine
to the editors Of the " Pacific MeGieal and Sugi
cal journal, san Francisco, for publication.
, 1862-08-07

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PILLS-Tbroat
Afections.-In all cases Of relaxed, intiamed,
and liberated thToats, salty may always be Sc
cured BY rubbing Ho'lOways Ointment upon
the glands under the lower jaw. It's curative
powers may be accepted without doubt or dis
trust. 10 Diptheria the most marked success
has attended its use. 10 cases where the disease
threatened to run fatal course IN spite Of the
ments, where internal medicines can with diff.
Guilty be administered. When Pills cannot be
swallowed without pain, they should be reduced
to apowder, and used cO!jOintly with the Oinl.
ment. whose cooling soothing, and healirg &C.
IiOn they augment BY their purifying powers.
, 1862-08-07
EAs sIsaIeal ana suru,eal In.,,.-..

OF DR. J. CsAPEGT already secured IN po,II.,
places IT, q Ne proprietor, far above the aRa1us n
professional malice In the schools Of France ~ ane
prseS are ohen awarded 70 practitioner 10 th
Of medical science, and they occupy win otheFs *
lohy position In the profession. Renrd an
ample, shining light among the phIlosophIeal q.
age In Europe, and Dr. Clapkay has fully eouSiA NJ
country; - proof Of which, tha Phlladenh. rLn the
Medicine eompimented him with Diploma IA N. o.
ad eindem degree. Selecting ths bis agId oI
although quahed as graduate of the UnvsrsS n h.'
and the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian
army, for more extended abOrs Dr. l. j. CnapSsv h
hts earnest attention 10 the cure o. chronic and NM.
eases IN wheh he ha. become g nsat expeit ihss "
now regarded % the leader In this branch of N,
throughout the United stAtes and bis portrait Hnd
are published a. matter Of Interest 10 their readeT1 n
exclusive Iournals The Doctors oleeS are Al NJ.
ard Surgical institute Sacramento street. eoTner AZ
doFa nearly opposite The buildings Of he PAelac M
chip Company. - NeAn.
- We ash the particular attention Of our r,,a...
nrn eerncasss Of renArkAhe cures In another ceiue
DR. : czAPKAYS private Medical and srdc,, ,,.,,
ute 2 on sacramento street, below ManRomegS ~
racine mah Steamship CompAnyS once, San Rfnness ~
Doctor oue IIee eonsultaton, and aSkS 10 TenuSSr,s
eN Persons not Wishing 10 lose time IN eorr,,D..s.
Pease enclose el0in their siisrs, and they Ui n.
AddTrss l. ,. czAPKAY mn
OIom San RFanesoo.c Oh
, 1862-08-07
j. A. N.

Col. J. ?. Hanson, Of q rebel Kentucky rcgi.
ment, who was sent by Gag Of truce to be ex.
changed for the gallant Col: Corcoran, under an
arrangement which he had himself made with
the rebel authorities, has become dsgusted with
rebels and the rebellion and will take the oath Of
allegiance. He returned to Fortress Monroe when
the rebels denied an exchange for Col Corcoran,
and was sent to Washington at his own request,
after having been offered his parole. which be re-
fused. He said be would rather DC q prisoner
with gentlemen than q freeman among villains.
, 1862-08-07
Of paying gOId ilslds on vapcOuvsr's

dscOvery Of paying gold ieIds on VancouVeF's
Island.
There has been considerable attention latr,y
paid to copper mining, and two mines Qhe Queen
Charlotte's Island and Barclay SOund) are being
well prospected. Parties interested feel very
sanguine.
Our trade at present Is dull but we All antici.
pate heavy fall trade.
, 1862-08-07

the case, nor have We desire to bias the mind
Of the reader in regard to il, and have therefore
given only such facts IS our informant commun.
icated, without any attempt at embelshnent or
eXaRRerntion.
, 1862-08-07

As stated elsewhere, Victor Smith arrived in
the Sound on Friday last. Referring to him and
his mission, the San Franciscn Bulletin Of the 94th
ult gives the following among other items:
The Collector Of the Puget Sound (washing.
ton Territory District Is among the passengers
BY the Golden Age from Panama, and brings
with him 81 ,000, 900 Of Government funds for
disbursng to officers on this coast Other OBJ
jects for which this officer (Who came out in
June last as Special Agent was summoned to
Washington City BY the Government having
been accomplished, there may be no improperly
In making some portion Of the same pu6lic.
The port Of Port Townsend, In the now impor.
tant Custom House district Of Puget Sound, was
abolished BY Act Of Congress 10th June last,
and Angeles was established a. the port Of entry
and delivery for said district
With the concurrence Of the Collector 0f this
port, the steam revenue cutter ". Z. Shu6rick
has been transferred to the Puget Sound Uis.
trict. more pressing necessity existing there for
her services. owing 10 the strong tides and great
depth Of these waters and the close proximity Of
the free English port Of Victoria. There is q
steam-cutter now building in New York, which
Is intended for San Francisco The Slubriek
will sail for Port Angeles to-morrow, and will
take up the mails for Victoria o. d the Sound
As We presumed In Q recent paragraph Fcla.
tive to the U. s. Collector for Washington Ter.
Fitory. the nature Of his business, when sum.
moned - shove TO Washington City, was such
that he could not well stop TO explain Il satslac.
torily 70 every street corner worthy in4he Ter.
ritory. The reception given BY the Government
TO the "ehaFges telegraphed from "original
sources" through this city In May last, may be
inferred from the nature Of the commissions en-.
trusted 10 Mr. Smith on his return to this coast
H .
PoRT ANOELOs, WAsnMGToE TERRIToRY. .-Un.
der this heading We fnd the following IN the
Washington National R.publieaa Of June l7th:
"CcneresS on yesterday, removed the port Of
entry for the Puget Sound district from its an.
fortunate temporary location, at Port Townsend,
to The splendid hafbor of Port Ahgslos, which
has almost . national reputation since Gen. Scott
praised 4 % highly during his scjouru there,
while engaged IN settling the San Juan Island
diihcnity. The new port Of entry Is directly
opposite The English eisy o. vieioria, commands
The SlFaiisof Fuea, and very materially enhances
The saisty and convenience Of the already large
commerce q those waters Port Angeles 4 he
point which Gen. I. |. Stevens was IN The habi.
of referring % IN his speeches as the Cherbourr
q Anpriea.' The strenuous opposition Of ooI.
wsllacA the present Delsgnts, 70 ths change vas
bassd upon . petition from members ol the Ter.
FitoEial Legislature. Who bad been persuaded to
asE pr large Federal Expenditures a The old port
Of entry. Congress very properly refused to
Feglrd the question from ths s,andpoint q fhs.s
local politicians, and decided upon he chang,
% - merits n1 commercial and feVonno ne-
, 1862-08-07
VICTOR SMITH AT FORT TUwNsEND.

"e AS~' - Ie'ateo 70 us, are correct THIS B GER
tainly the most extraordinary, IL not the most
disgraceful, affair that has ever happened in
Washington Territory; and, if not promptly
condemned BY the press and the public, and as
promptly checked BY the proper judicial author.
ity' It threatens to lead to results the most disas-
trOu& A more nnwarTanted and high.handsd
outrage can scarcely BE- conceived than this
The circumstances. ss detailed By an old and
much respected citizen Of Port Townsend, who
is familiar with and was an eyewitness Of the
whole affair, are as iOTOws:-
Some time since. Lieut. Mcrrimsn, Of the U.
S Revenue Cutter Joe Lane. became the legal
custodian Of the records and other property Of
the U. s. Custom House established By law at
the port Of Port Townsend, Tor the District Of
Puget Sound. Many years ago Lieut.. Merriman
took upon himself and was pledged BY solemn
oath and Obligation, to see the United States rev.
enue laws protected and enforced to the best Of
his ability and power. Unexpectedly be found
himself in the possession Of . charge the late
holder Of which was accused By public journal
Of sndeavOring to defiaud II This led him to
examine the records and papers; and from tha.
examination, and other reliable Information, be
became satisfied that Victor Smith was largely q
dehultsF % the Government IN The short time
he had been in the Custom House. He also bs.
came satisfied that Victor Smith had not Quail.
ied according 70 law, and vas In no respec1 the
Collector Of Customs Gor the District Of Puget
Sound. Al any sts, be is mid. 70 have been
satisfied that Victor Smith was unable % give
bonds and have them justified, q Is REQUIRED by
law, 70 enable him 70 demand and receive the
Custom House, 90, save By dsspieabls cheat
and fraud. Smiths bondsman vas enabled 10
take the oath required By law only BY means o.
holdings straw note Of Smiths, given for the
purpose By Smith. This 4 Is aid, was thought
~ Lieut. Asrdman 70 Be no such qualification
g would authorise sworn oiacsS knowing the
laels, . recognise aiier such knowIedge. Mr..
smlih e vo'leetof q Cls,oms for The District
q Pugst Sound. q ~
on the morning Of Fidly llsL Victor Smith
made be ppPsaFancs and demanded from Lieut.
AsErinan the Custom HOUSE recoEda paPsS snd
sAlaAolsA Lieut. \. siatsd bic readiness % d.
lly.r them % smith upon The exhibition By him
q ne proper authority % entille bin % rscaive
'nem' This exhibit Smith declined. and ihiled
Q makei ont nd be would have The OasiDm
House O ille upon iho town Hsthsn Wento
eo.sq ne y. 5 s,samr Shntria lying % NE
na'ocF. nom which he son returned, and told
/. proulnpni e'tl1en q Port Townsend thallf he
lecofds and papers were not delivered % him N
, 1862-08-07

II EanoR -Ths Dalli1 llsuniafn,,, has made
'0l a'-|11.'a coui5aniins Capt Um NI,i1.
q 1t Louis win CAPT fItd Myers |ala Acting
Qa1I|.Inal|.I Ia ih|, NllIay Department VI.
rs11una o.rt Nm nYorl . harn been IN 10
Fc'unloIr service Or callnpoIa1y should b
rall hs : lishl bliblo be uiilrl 60 lmphnl|o,Ily
- aa A.lpsn o know
, 1862-08-07

1uA1on McDotoAl.- -Nnch complaint 4
uaip y ne drinking plopsnslllsl q thl. sona-
i1l. L.llrf writer's u Washington ace6fd 70
BIN .1||Iisa q lha 1rl| oriel. but stats that he
ialu,nc1 which BE superior talents might com
u'ui iansu,lalln,d ~ hll frequent szhitlfonl
q irul1snuula BE adsoo.ey Of Important
o...l1,.. at'|s m lllto q lnlpzitalion. !. sald
q I.|. l.I.1|.d |ho,l measures 10 son, IN.
1|.1c.l 1nt mpI1 lban on1a i,opori.l even he
p.ci1c 1alIIori o|1I
, 1862-08-07

1r.Il P11ql EnluIl- Another cmsul1 fn1l
I|In1|I |oak pl.es a he California snI. Prison
90 |'a1ll n't ons hnndrld and aily cous|tis
II1k. loose nnd utrs pursued % Z pl,cl several
m. ron |t1 prism. rhsIs ~ but .aenlF-l|S |Shi
~. I|.'p|aI'i' |ln ol whom lIs 1nrpo,,d %
h,4. been killed.
, 1862-08-07

The following letter 3 from an old acqunini-
ance. IN Vhole nlaiemsnll We place the utmost
condolences Though Z resident 81 Victoria, be
= b position % keep vel posted n regard 70
al that tIalspira1 n ihe mines We shall Be-
glad % hear from him g o16n ls opportunity
, 1862-08-07

Enron p. s. ElnhALD I'VE are receiving q.
nous news fom the Cariboo country. Many
claims win yidld ton Of gold dust. and. IN lsct
there 3 scarcely claim but What vim pay enor,
moualy. IbelieVl 4 % b he richest gold com
~ n the world.
We also have chstIing news from TIE gdckesn
country, and there b quite IN emigration moving
that way. But a the same time We have anv
quantity q dead broke men from an quar-
i1ismon Who afs 900 lazy 70 work and noi zoo
proud 70 beg. stlt 1-' N
There was large meeting hsront ne lh,alrs.
last evening. i6f DE purpos1 Of inducing men q
esllll 10 lbo Coulclan district The Attorney
General opened ih6 balI, and hcId out various
inducemeni4 Offering them ll1d and protection
rom Indiana. presume that many Win en-
bIaco he opportunity, and turn their niianfion
% 11IIcnIlul1 in1llld Of mining
Gov. Douglas b onl lhio morning win 4 uro
elnmalion Offering one ihoasand pounds Iof Ibc
, 1862-08-07
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sTErLAcooAG ". 7.
shursaay Morning Aug ?, 1se2.

sUEvEE o. THr PuTALLUP.-on Monday next,
MesrA Geo. W. Sloan snd ChaA Eagan viii
!eonmenes the work Of surveying the PuyaIlup
Nallsys under authority Of surveyOr.General
Henry Nopart Of the Territory has been moro
b need q . survey than this valley, which d
- 6lling up with settlers anxious TO have leEsI
Boundaries axsd 81 their respective claims.
Ths want Of this survey has had tendency to
deter settlers from going IN and occupying The
llnds; and when this muchnssded work d CON
plstsA Wo may reasonably expect 10 spe this FER
sils valley soon an up with industrious hrmsrA
Two noFo deserving and silciunt men than
MsalrA Sloan and Eagan could not easily have
bs,n ioands and his sals % ny that their sur.
vsy wIll b a.iuhc,oEy 70 the settlers and 70
@, DuplrimenE
, 1862-08-07

~. ,. "A. NcCHra. Of Victoria. dl1|rl1 b
have 4 1nosn on Pus.i Sound llnl Be- : pc.
r.I.l o e4ccull satisfactorily n commissions
1ni1u1lni o bin. We have personally known
~ NccIla 81 many 5e.Is and unhl1I.'|n.|Y
oonnsnd him . lhl oould,ne1 q our fllnil.
AZ 1,sIIng bn1'nrN man he has Nv espuI
81, il ploupil,nas he , sao,|lsd ty no1a So
he n1rcl|'s.nrnl
, 1862-08-07

The following items srs copied from ne Brit
~ csloni,f Of The s1nl uliimo; y
The steamer Maria, formerly : sacrnmonto
River (Cal0 boat arrived ycstsrdly morning
lrum New Westminster with half n-do1en nns.
aenEorA The Aaria has been four yoals on the
Fraser and Z nov el route lor Columbia River,
where lfolghis are high and oleamboll1 cores
nondIn9IT scarce She viii START IN fsg DAYS
lhr he Columbia under The command Of Capt
Haley. who has undertaken The perilons task ol
navigating her q that locality. She vas origin
nll7 brought hofo In 1858 on . large barge.
The steamer oHpttied 4 the Issl under he
mail subsidy conIfacl which ends with he
month q July. today. The steamers IN future
eiIl lanro San frinc|lco or Portland and VlUio.
lla On ihe 1lh I'M. nd 27ih of each month
Ihag1 q Iho7Il and 11lh viii touch al Portland
o. he upward rip. md that o. The 11lh viii
cone % VIclolIa direct They win continue 70
carry he nails bht ehslhsi lor . pscuniafy
consideration. o. only idl gIolys We cannot ~.
Twenty intending asl|isrs IN he Comax Dis
tTici " slerdA1 placed their names On the lis pre-
pared ~ 9oyelnment Three q lho twenty
lave 1ml|it1
The lhlp PalIltra. from Liverpool 70 San Flln-
cisco. put into PsFnlmbuco. tho captain having
been murdered by de steward a new captain
" a" |N|| q" N||||| "||| ~" "|I. INIA II|| .AII
ihla gs1',l hes On board lsrSs amoupi q goods
or ibis poTi. .t |..E (. n -,'s.|i
The nms paper Of he aoih has he iolloH-
Ing: ac Il11G ~ Rs '0aelld
Il ihnsInr been hinlsd lhnia e.ne of bii char.
1clsIa bad banded tAssIher % v1ylly and ROB
Wt|ls' Fargo 4 Co's treasure wagon while On
u u1y 70 he R1cife ~ utc1lt o. 1|r men.
armed % he teeth |lll evening accompanied the
vlhit|l b EequImlIl No suspicious characters
u1Il observed o. TIE road, Il ihofo uors any
.1o1I hey remained hd among he bushes.
There ere, no doubt. men here bad enough to
commit any crime, and TO- great prtcSulion can.
no| b Iahtn % guard asalnll their deprudillons
a NosIlon Ion sa1 1nAnusoo. -ffom pti.
s'l, letter from Washlnslon. which has been
1hora un' r,y1 ihs San Francisco H,roN "wo
lean hat de Secretary q ne Navy hl1 eniered
into . conlfaol win De Donohn,s of ihis city
iof he construction Of an lfoncIsd vessel ior TIE
protection Of our hafbpfn California vim ihsn
have lgo Menaep, II he half million of dollars
3 ns.d which he lsli Legislature appropriated
%
, 1862-08-07

IlrEprp SlolH--Last Monday night Il .
~ hour. " bad vialiniion q lhundor. light
u'nE' and rlln. such a 4 seldom vonchulled
lll paIl q ths world The lightning ras IN
Iongcoul'ulsd lalhes i|uminalIng ne heavens
81 several seconds q . tine. uhHo the thunder
ua1ol Z ionl md volume that slafllsd with
a'afn lholl uho beard IL soms Of our friends
thought d, anel| Gabriel had come % summon
'h,p % IaismsnL ThundsF to equal Ibis bad
nsrll bslols been heard By them. they aid.
The Iain lasted but 4 its moments. but The guam
~ that I.Il Va. equal 70 ordinary risn1 of many
h1nI1 dnnlon.
, 1862-08-07

THANEs.-TO Capt. Fleming for late Victoria
paDers. etc.
, 1862-08-07

HEoun 1no1 e11s LkEE--Noi Ibu q our
reader. Vim b surprised % learn that tie Saints
hass undertaken % supply ne miners 10 Ibis
Territory with noqE TEoof Tires weeks nlncl,
tu1lYe wagons. hsIghisd Niih aouI, arrived a
Auburn, Powder River. from Salt Lake Cily.
This looks = n he produc,Is ol Utah intended
% compete br he irlds q he mlnea
, 1862-08-07

YEasr roVDEns- Every honseh,ep,r knows
bow dIllcpltll 4 . % make good brad, and ws
ihsicIolo nks pIaluurl IN ealing uiisnion % ne
hel lhai o Insure uniformly god, light sweet
and nutritious bIlad. 4 j. only nse1l11Iy 10 nss
Rsilnsson 4 Cob Ylesi Powder. which N sv.Ty
rlIpsei exell alI similar pIepaThlions ever oIsrsd
. lhs publie 9ee a1gllil1cnsns n lndlhsF
,''''.''lt " atIfa ttso
, 1862-08-07

FInE y fal wooDs.--For some days dsstrue-
hive nrls have prevailed IL The timber upou the
Islands opposite slollacoOm, and many scrsS have
ben entir1ly dsnudsd d their natural covering,
u he daytime nothing but smoke was visible
from th,le nrpS, but q night large sections oi
ground we're seen covered with . sheet Of aame
.nd collA The sight - nther an imposing
pls q night Al The rlla a which he timber
has bean burning during De past isw weeks, On
lhe opposite shores L uill not ahs long time 10
d'rut ths landof h present ornament and much
q ils lalna For,unstsly The heavy rain Or Non
tsy pishl distinguished he Area and thus ar.
rested Idr time he uork q destruction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-20
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wrghis Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
SOLELY and are now mainly prepared Fill special orders from
physicians druggists planters and other regular customers
who use them altogether of ke knowledge that
they made of pure simple and ecacious Ingredients and
because of their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
the impuaion OF offering anything trade that is not pure
and genuine The new process of dsng the plants and
fling the essential elements from all foreign matter (which was
mainly the discovery of that gssat chemist Dr. Torrey has
alone enabled him to nuke these Pills cost sufficiently
sonabe to place them before the pubic as general
fhe following certificate from the wsnown analytic chemist
Dr. Preston, Is sufficient guarantee OF their purity:
DR.. JOHN WRIGHT t-
SA Your request have subjected test Of ANALYSIS
quantity of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills.
fandom and take great pleasure in certifying that found hem
to contain no hing deleteo the human system but on the
contrary they possess the sudo Duretc Expectcran and
Catharc properties in remarkably combinat
and my opinion is that they the greatest universal remedy
known to the world.
Respectfully, '"
F-h @-z s@9 A. D. PRESTON NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-20
TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think it worth while publish two letters
received gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony OF no little weight with people Of common sense
ne is from the Rev. J. & Barrett, widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called to new field Of
labor in Northern Texas who Dr. John Wright under
date of the 10Th of September, 1858 follows: - g
You little know the good which been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills at
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
menber Of my little ock and in all this nsghborhood they
are hailed as the habnger of health satisfied now
dear FRIEND that their at the
time explained their effects to Such pleasant
remedy before given helpless his mercifu
Authorn
The other is from wealthy and successful planter of laba.
ma, which we insert entire .r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-20
THEIR USE BY THE PROFESSION.


1.-THE endorsement of their virtues every leading physician
who has tried en and their general among their practice
can be recommendation to the public then Wrghs Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills have claim upon the popular conf
dence which be for others that Of On
this subject we are induced TO insert the following of
private letter from the venerable Dr. Henshw of the ables
and most experienced leaders Of his profession In the whole
South: Il
1t may be said that am nrng the prestige of my prof
sion by acknowledging how much Its services can be
with but permit no preudces Of that nature to sway
my conscientious OF duty toward those who have placed
their bodily welbeing much my keeping. might easily
have told them these Pills preparation but that
adhere to the good old principle Give Caesar the
things that Cpssrs My advice all are within the
of practice is to keep Pills by Them at the
first warning which disease gives te taking them
according the directions and keep their they
certain they have driven of the In nine out
ten where afterwards caledn only reeate the same
instructions and patients their health spite
themselves and greatly the astonishmsnt
those who firmly believe they be any aent
without swallowing immense quantity naseous and dis.
gustibg drugs. .=-e- .=9s r-