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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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Celebr ated Female Pills. =

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS
see ...-... PATENT! 7eE iua ~
Prepared from a prescriptions Of Sir u Ciurke,
n Al. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
h This Invaluable medicine 10 unfailing in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous diseases TO
which she female constitution Is subject. II mod
crates ali excess and removes all obstructons, and
a speedy cure may >Dss reiIsd on = 3 +. "a
r v TO MARRI ED LADIES h1Aom
it is peculiarly sultsd.y II wall, in short time,
bring ON the monthly perrnd with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, t" prevent counter
s 'F~a'-5 ALIleAu 81 ON IL ~ 90
These Pills should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST "HREE MONTHS IF Pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring ,oa Miscarriage, but at
ony other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal affections,
PAINS in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON slight
exerton, Paptation of the Heart, hysterlcs and
Whites these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and although powerful rem
edy do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,Tor
ANYTHING hurtful TO the constitution IL s7s.,1.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved. s.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sitq0ss
ii Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, u Cortiahdt ST., New York
N. B.--$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed q
any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle con
tanning 50 Pills return mail oct. 2fdwiy
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.saGnE.r NrcxsL.IIs sf

ls4EEu zz.aas- % -saGREAr NECK, l.. L., 1860.
eel have used this pump Tor one summer and
winter, ae1 posed to the northwest wind coming
over Long Island Sound, being the coolest possi-
bic exposure, and az time did IL freeze, nor
were we unable at any time to pump water with
great ease. ~ -" h o. H. B. McIIvAIx.
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"CAMsRrpeE MINE, n. c., juno IS, 1868

"CAMBRIpeE MINE, n. c., juno Is, 1868.
81. ID. WEST Il Co-Gents: The pump which
/ ordered for mine 10 received, and out to
work in underlay shaft, which sinking.
We lind that one max will, with ease, lift so gall
Ion per minute We lifted three and a hal
hours all the water the shaft, which measures
seven by twelve ieet and thirty feet deep, and 1T
pectatons In every respect, and our workmen are
highly pleased with AZ. IL will do great service
with but trIflng expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully, ~ ~r. TFT
'- BURR HIoeINs.o
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odd Fellows.

,..x I.1 AND Lolper No. is, 7, %. o. r Meets
.,.ry Monday Evening 4 ODD Fellow Haaai!,
.os'ns,s, soIns. Of Illinois and Eagle ''Esssss y
',.fp ;. o ksoa, 4, s. bas Easrsr IN G.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

A Coon RoAD.-Ths Coal Valley railroad
vas never in so good condition or worth SO
much money as it is now. Since Mr.. Cable
a.came the owner of 1t he has bean making
anstant Improvements upon the road l. bet bed.
the bitches, the culverts, &C., &C., until he
las now got as fine a track as can be found
on any road. We do not suppose Y miles les OF
better road can be found between this place
and Chicago. The track is very smooth, wet
baasted and the cars run very still and
smOOth 81
The new brick engine house, at the depot
II this city, and the heavy job near Leas
mill, and many other improvements which
have been made render it fine piece
rnperty.
Nearly 100 men are now at work in Nh
Cables mines, and still he finds market to
4 coal as fast as he can produce it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

THE Ohio Pump, in the we'll at Charles
Butord's block. is attracting much attention.
Call and see it work. sEe {
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

COOP IMpRovExENr.-Mr. Gable has
made very fine improvement near Leas'
mill. BY filling. with earth. sll that part Of
bis railroad below high water mark, and
hacking the embankment with rock. The
lab cost some S. 600, or more, and is valu-
.hls and permanent improvement. Cd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11
soIsn Robinson to the F.r.ns... Club, January s.,

23d :ssE1 So J. 20 LsS1flta hsaileI'
.t No farmer who ow n. a elf or cisiern can
Posslbfy afford TO be without an iron pump IL
should be al once snctOn and force pump
perfect little hre- eng.ne-sueh one known an
'west's Improved Pump speak OF This pump
because happen 10 know II TO be very simple
durable, powerful, and cheap, and it don't freeze
up, nor get out OF order once year. 1 know
this, ana think may be doing the farmers good
by speaking OF it. A boy 10 years old can work
II, and throw continuous inch ana a quarter
stream II can be made to work in deep wells as
well as shallow ones.'' -
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ANTI Freezing, Doube- Acting, Forcing
'oA and Lighting. - -S az ! = /.

osThese Pumps have now been id general use a
nunber vi years, and give better sarsfa elton than
any other, and arg recommended as
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

THs Ohio pump is said to be the cheapes
and most reliable force pump in America
Call and see it. ag r.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

80 Z e
The SroRx-THE RoADs-THE SRoPs, &C.,
AC.-The storm of "Wednesday afternoon
was very extensive and heavy, causing greas
danage to roads, bridges, crops, &C., &c A
y1tlioa of the Chieago& Rock Island ta1t
road, near Joliet was washed away. and no
train has passed over the road. since that
] day. It is expected that, sometime Tonight
friday a train from Chicago will get thro'.
O!course all stock and freight trains are de-
Iayed and passengers must be conveyed
around the break until it is repaired.
The carriage roads ON all the low lands u
this region are flooded with water and many
them wholly impossible. -
The telegraph wires have also been ous o
Order and we have had NO report of any kind
Tor two days. t&stt-5 @sA5A 49, =
The crops, in many places. are wholly RI
insd We were out on the Coal Valley roa,
Yesterday Thursday and we saw a grea
zeal of grain, wheat and oats, ssan ding il
The shock in the field, and wholly ruined =
Some Of it had been standing in that way fc
Two weeks. getting wet neatly every day. :
III many places the water in the corn field
stands full to the top of the corn hills: Alon
'As Hsck River bottoms we noticed hay stack
"I'ny surrounded by water. In one plac
large nay field presented only the sppea
VS VI large lake, no land being visibl
nay cooks poking their heads abo
,.s 80 and the grind stone being afoat on
-" Greek, Canes Greek and Coal Vail
creek were bank full and Overlooking. :
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

o..J Bwen Co We are pleased to state
that the pumps we had of you, about a year ago,
have been IN constant use, ~ hoass each day, and
RAISE Tor the use OF wooden factory about 100
gallons per minute. Thew. work with bat little
power compared " an jumps We have used be fore,
and do not get out vi repair, and are satisfactory
in all respects.ibao-za 5Vr 80 ''.te o. % ''5l,
DUNLAP MaSuFAcruKIso Co.,se
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11
The Heat

by Captain Ericsson, ana otherenainens engineers
Weesn refer 20 thousands usl.g thsm, and guar
antee that All WA Z. csmnssd them. They ere
more ample IN eens,ras.lo,, ana work easier ,aaa
cost less thaa all Others ~, = -. ,.v -,
"our readers Will hnd the double acting, i'm
proves sPnP IT !, D., West y CO. one OF the
achatm, 90 taat any child may use 1T !; throws a
steady, continuous stream, and does not ireezeine
the coolest exposures, and AZ unusually cheap
We say this knowingly, and give the testimony
Of orr own accord, withouJ the kno Wedge or re-
quest of the proPletors. "--Ne,o York Erenins
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11
sURyEYOR,s INSTRUMENTS.

FINE SET of Surveyors Instruments
n can be had at bargain By snquirino at the
Anous oFfIcE.
mock Island, July %, dw2w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11
Vests Improved Pump

.issl ssI 100 bsssiIdsssa ,ssqsq ylkoeW
.A5SI al yiRJ bsasisdH1sS 7ssEq yiiEo
.EIofsi1qe7S ,szVOV y fETGo3EAa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-11

We have plenty more such certificates, but
thank these enough. z De- ,,,.--.,, --.
For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, ect., address or call
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13
COMMU NICATED.

Cannot che members Of the City Council,
from the First Ward be induced to bring be-
fore that body an order for the repair Of the
road way across the east end of the Tune? ?
Some person or some COW, will be killed there
one of these days. Numbers Of citizens
visited the place, yesterday; to look at the
ruins. UNION.
rWs are requested by Mr., Henry
Schwarz, to state that bis store will be closed
this evening at 0 clock, and remain closed
until Wednesday morning, when bis whole
stock, will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

l. Notice is hereby given by the subscriber,
who has been appointed By the Orphan Court
of Washington County. y: G., and has duly
qualified as guardian Of Felix r. Compton,
6 gorge Compton and Franklin Compton, IN
FAINT chi dren of Il. q. Compton. decd, resi-
ding in the c ty Of Washington, D. G., that she
viii make app ication to the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria County, Va at its May Term, 1863,
for an OF der directing the proceeds OF the sale
OF the property sold under the decree of said
Court at its Special Term, 1881. in the suit OF
Lucinda Compton, Guardian Of ValinCa
Compton and others-so far as said proceeds
belong 10 said infants-to be paid over to he,
as their guardian, appointed BY the said Or
phan's Court OF Washington County, d: Z.
NH l3 -1aw4w LUCINDA co NPTCN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13
I.(b(} Al, n b " s.

MILITARY OFFICERS DISMISSED. 1t is ar
.nnonnced that the following officers have been,
ho order Of the President Of the i. S., dis
bonorab!y dismissed the Z. S. service, from
the 9Th instant, viz Capt. VIM. Borrove,
Rattery H Independent Pennsylvania Ar
t;llerv, and lst Lieut. % =. S. Artillery Lieut..
Col. Robert Boyd and Capt. B. F. McGraw,
1st D. &. Volunteers; Captains VIM Duncan
and JANIS &. Harrover. I'd D. c. Volunteers;
and Captains A. Ford, 5. A Waterman and
A. II Ward, Al Mass. Volunteers. The
three last name were mustered out some four
months since The cau>e OF this is attributed,
we hear to certain proceedings and findings Of
Court Martial held some time since on the
case of Capt. Rorrove, of which, however, we
know nothing.
FIRE On Saturday night last, about 10
o'clock, f:e (cansed by the accidental burst
ing Of a coal eli .nlp) broke cut IN the Office
at the Uoa DIX aear the mouth Of the Alex.
anaria Canal, and burned the building and
furniture, to be amount Of about 800 Some
valuable books and papers belonging to the i.
s Government were Destroyed by the fire
Two men, employed as watchmen, named
Moore AMI Griffin, we're badly burned, and made
narrow escape by jumping from the burning
b1iliing. They were taken to the government
hospital The Government steam engines
Nos and 2, and the Sun Eagine were drawn
with great difficulty through the mud, to the
FIRE, but after reaching there did good service.
DANGEROUS SHOOTING. Saturday night
last, about clock, as 9 guard was passing
Royal street, with prisoner taken from the
New Thea ire, . for disorderly conduct, the
man broke from him, and ran il the direction
of the Market House, when The guard shot
az him. The street at the time Was full Of
people, and it was great wonder that some
one was not killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13

NJ. E Ct5URcH, in Alexandria, Va-nIen-
bers, 23) two churches: valued at SIS, 900:
one parsonage, $, 600 contributed for confer
ence claimants, 500; missionary society, 1925.
One school, 80 officers and teachers, $50 scbol-
ars. and 427 volumes.
HORSE STEALING. Last Thursday evening,
while the Ball was going Oil at Elliott Hall,
Ieates Garden, some person entered the
stable, and stole therefrom valuable horse.
a large boat On the Virginia shore, below
aqua Greek, was seized last week by party
from the steamer Don, of the Potomac dotilla,
and broken up
Forrest, the tragedian, has made new en-
gagement, this week, at Ford's theatre, in
Washington,
Several cases Of small pox, are reported as
having recently occurred in Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13
co AL! !!
T OOK AND READ THIS WELL.

FOR SALE!-My whole stock Of DRY
GOODS, MILLINERY, AMI a n c I
GOODS, will be sold at private sale, for ten
days onl y, and if not sold. wha'eyerl; left at
the expiration Of the 5 days from this datea
will be sold at Public Auction, under the
charge Of james Stoutonburg, Auc' ioneer.--
A 1teP the stock is disposed Of, the Sore end
Househo q and Kitchen Furniture. will be sod
to the highest bidder. Person7 wi;hing bar
gains will do we'll to. cali in time. The stand is
the best in the city For further particulaT5
inquire Of HENRY SCH AEA,
NH l0--tf 49, hlng street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13

Several cases Of small pox, are reported as
having recently occurred in Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13

TOR RE 7,
The Large Four-story 3 c (
HsFi BUILDING. at the corner Of King aud
" ater Streets The first and second floor can
be used for stores, and the third and fourth
stories for boarding house, There are ten
rooms in the fourth story, with gas, water
bath rooms sc. The whole, building would
make first rate hotel, Apply to
NH e~lws 80, King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13

The Prime Heorsian say~;-Thomas H.
Berry, has sold to S. Taylor Suit, esq, of the
firm of Ford, Suit & Co, OF New York, a
eract Of land contiguous to Washington city,
containing 500 acres, at 81, 500 cash-$75 per
acre; with the privilege Of the whole tract of
900 acres at S65 per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13


Rev. Mr.. Speake, who was lately in charge
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church; in this
city, has been appointed to the charge of
the Union Square Church in Baltimore. lie
preached his f4rewe sermon here yesterday.
FISH. -Bunches OF white perch we're offered
in market This morning at Is cents PER bunch;
end yellow perch at 80 cents. The high price
of fish makes much against their sale and con-
sumption.
+. A. Augustein aud Daniel W. Lewis, are
announced as candidates for the Legislature
from. Fsirfax county, under the restored gov
eminent Of Virginia.
The Directors Of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, at their meet
lng last week, resolved to issue no more free
passes.
Gold, il New York, 70 day, l91.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
I.nte aeus Items.

Thirty dead bodies have been taken out
of the wreck at Reynolds Station, Tenn,
and there are others not yet recovered.
Even the boys nave Deen touched by
the Wall street epidemic. A lad named
George Willis, son of q Wall strret jew
eller, and employed in q pension Office, ran
off last week Saturday with $500 which
he wss to carry to the bank, and wss
caught in Troy, with $4l4 in his possession.
He had purchased q gold watch and dis
mond ring, and strangely enough had sent
back $1,000 by express.
The emperor of Abyssinis is very fond
of children. In the last battle against the
GallAs, q young general was killed by
Theodore's own hand. The next day, the
widow, crszed with grief, put herself in
the emperor's wsy, holding out 8 child,
three years old, in her arms. He ordered
his gusrds to let her approach. "Aon-
sterl' she exclaimed, Aatter the father, the
child; take him and kill him |" and she
threw the infant at his feet Theodore,
without moving a muscle, picked up the
child, kissed him, and said: "Woman,
what is done was Gods will, but your son
shall be mine" and he keeps his word.
The Petersburgh bIder denies, on the
strength Of q letter from q member OF Gen.
Lees household, that the ex rebel leader
means TO leave the country. or
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
Personal.

Gen. Burnside was st Goshen, N. Y, on
Saturday, the guest Of Hon. A. B. Murray.
Hermann is writing q history of magic.
Artemus Ward is just 20 years old.
Governor Andrews, of Massachusetts,
has been presented with the rifle used by
old John Brown st HaIpers Ferry in
1859. It came from Henry Tyson, of Bal
timore, who received it from Gov. Wise.
Secretary Stanton has just gone through
to West Point to seek momentary repose.
We had come TO think that he looked for
rest, where he may confidently look for
JUSTICE and endnring fame, to the future.
lit is reported that Gen. Banks, abandon.
ing all hopes of q United States Senator
ship from Louisiana, will seek election to
the house of Representative in his old
Massachusetts, district thus filling q va
cancy existing in the resignation of Mr..
Gooch.
Jacob Dodson, the colored messenger of
the Senate, who accompanied Gen. Ere.
mont in his explorations of the Rocky
Mountsins and California, has been re-
moved from q place 10 which he was sp.
pointed in consideration OF his merit and
personal services 70 the country. He will
be succeeded by come white politician.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
PrIyate Nedicai DIsnensarY.

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~tutioHAl contamination exists, marriage is impos-
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fore, is one Of the worst impedimenta to matri-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will ind this . DtspensHTy
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc Of such cases arc cured per-
manently. No books published ty nor issued from
this institution by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
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This Regulator Is fast becoming the faVorite ofladies
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ALI correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
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Consultation and services at the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 8 to s P. N.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. Il. TO s P. n,
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atoms performed.
Address, DR. DHHART,
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Enclose two postage stamps andBcnd for circular
Of questions, and, il properly answered, medicines
oan be seut to any pert Of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
OhrOnie CONSTELLATION.
~PHHOSOPHY OF MARRIAGR.

' ~ A4AS0SA ~ 0A6AA00
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suppression Of quaokeryl four Of their most inter
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Sesses Of maturity, and ignorance Of PhyIiology
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

aGW. DAVIS HDA n A0MlEGala
a Montreal Correspondent Of The Rev
York Heragd shus describes the perform
ancss OF non Of JEFF. Dawn in that city.
Amongthe recent arrivals here we're The
three ohilafeE, ~mO1her-ln-lsW Rnd servant
Of JeG DayA They pun up at the Done,
gann Hatol and caused quite n little ex.
cltement during their stay Your readers
re alrEaey familiar viii he gersoset Of
ths family, the age Of each, and their Do.
euliaritiea Ishall not therefore, attempt
% describe hsra but merely relsts q few
little incidents during their residence at
me RoEeganas fsrhusf .f1tas -frat1
AWa8 their custom 20 eat at the public
table aleng with she other guests Of the
establishment The little boy, about nine
years cid was very talkativs and noisy.
On q small scale he kicked I'D rs much
notice and fuss st the Donegsnag Is his
paternal relative did on q large scale during
the rebellion. At meals be VISA constantly
Cabling in 3 loud voice and finding fault
with everything placed before him on the
tahla and with the servants. Withal he
Is q lad Of much spirit snd ~oririaalitE Of
thonghs and expression.
I ssyi Niger, "said he one day TO one of
his colered servants, II wish you could
bring me some custard."
The custard In considerable quantity
Wns brought and placed before him.
as nat the way you bring custard in
country Z" he asked the boy.
"Yes" answered the servant Hyou can
help yourself TO as much or IS little as YOU
choose1
4 don't like it in that way. In nv
we always get it in nice little
said Msster Davis. Here, Niger"
70 the servant
ServAnt-T don't think you'll find such
! word IS niger in the English Dictiou-
ny.
Master Dsvis-"0n, indeed. Why, l
oppose / shall have to have q dictionary
With me hereafter when I want to con-
Terse with colored people in Canada
On another occasion 8 young lady stop
ing at the hotel asked Master Davis if he
you'd give her n of his buttons. After
at her sttentively for awhile, he
aid;
Master Davis-"Are you a Southernsf?"
Lady-tNoiD
Master Dsvis-aAre you q Canadian7"
LadY-aHo."
Master Davis-aPerhaps, then, you're 3
Lsdy-"No mott Yankee, either"
Master Davis-"I would not give one of
~ buttons to q Yankee for the world.
'ut if you were a Southerner 1 would give
on one. Those are the buttons l wore
hen L was 8 colonel in the srmy-the
sbel srmy-mind that-not the Yankee
Lsdy-"I would not mind kissing you If
give me n Of your buttons"
Master Dsvis-"Ohl ] would not kiss q
snkee woman no, not for all the world"
Lsdy-HBut I'm not q Yankee"
Master Davis--Im afraid you are"
Lsdy-"You won't give me a button,
Ien2"
Master Dayis-aNo."
These are 9 few instances of the effect of
luestion on the family of the arch traitor.
am informed that it is intended to place
e eldest daughter at the Catholic convent
this city.
The family left here yesterday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
RBNBBvl
D~IsORDBRED STAYS
STOMACH OR BOWELS:
our directions are followed.

W. ..rr.n. both of them, In .,.I, Instance, :