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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15

Tel rue not in moulnful numbers
Life is sinking 10 decay
Should there come in frightful numbers,
Der your heads the silvery gray.
Lille is real, life is earnest.
Why should any one despair:
Dust thou art. to dust returncst,"
las not spoken of the hair.
Set tie marks Of age or sorrow.
On your tresscs long should stay
: on can 1--we that each tomorrow
rinds them darker than to-day.
Time is long. but age shall find you.
Though your hair with lustre wave
Soon when fading twill remind you
You are marching to the grave
snLlimer calling.
Where we each our race must run.
IF your hair re falling, falling.
Use the Martha Washington"
Trust no other. howe 'er pleasant
None can do what this has done:
Try it-always keep it present
Use the Martha Washington"
Twenty thousand mind us
What noI heads re
Millions more Shall come behind us
With their tresses all renewed.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

has cured thousands and it will cure YOU if you try
it.
This invaluable medicine is pleasant to the taste;
soothing, healing aud Strengthening in its effects
tirely free from all poisonous deleterous drugs,
and perfectly harmless under all circumstances.
Certificates from many prominent citizens of San
Francisco accompany every bottle of
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15

pnr,cHISG.-Rev. A. Wiley will preach
,be congregational Church in this place,
= rnorrow. Sunday. June 10th, at II o'clock
NJ and u o'clock P. NJ. The public
-. invited TO attend.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15

FASz z1EONABLE
DRY GOODS Store !.
Zx s. y. Adams,
lFoRNERI.Y MRS. L. KEAFr.l
YyT0ULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
VI TO the citizens of his place that She has
Iust returned from san Francisco where she
mas purchased and is now in the receipt of
a large and carefully selected assortment of
ID E 6-s+ - - q -
o. Ill ElN,.S i$.-ii-iHNG
silks. l',. l.,ns tyrtlt.!. a.,I .lni,ricau
Prints. Do,ae.;ice oi all C.3iors. Styles
Aad l',;ce-: !-.ui,es-, Misses, ANA
Ch;!ictn> Rats. Cni,< AZ! l;,.imrts:
Ladies ana ,;e.ti.inr.''t !lo4e >hawls
''ut;iias Nr;s. .ue.s and Ribbons;
ladies. 'I:>>..,. nul Boys Boots aud
S,ii.,ss: i!a';9;ts>e< Blankets and Pillows.
Together ,,;ih al other articles o>',aily kept
ina
FIRST eL45s G2Y 5000 STORE =.
~ 81 wi.ci, 'g he ,ai,l at the
Veg E40gga@1 <'.tsa. E7EEc;si
CA.icor< yalri> for 81 %.
r,la..,c- ~ 10 - cents per yard.
frarc:, HsriH0 : 10 bits
i-a.lts al.I ciiii.i.ens shoes I'm 81 50
ia -; 10.
Opera bao;Is 81 - aud 81.
.',r,'aa art >hawS made by hand
i."r-r >oF, a,.:it oi ladies hats and bon
Res.
Prrat asels are iav.;e.l to call and exam
inc 'I1G,s All Price.
Ess,foEs E'gEruieae5Esg Elsewhere,
Is ait sfk ,ag aid and neU Stock
49, 3 Al Gal ms
n Ladies' Hats and Bonnpis received
tnr cleaitiag aud repairing in San Francisco.
where arr;;a.;H:i,J'> haze been iHa;le lay ne
IL? ti';:t p..r9p.c.
%.0-; ailat
'a'ase E3!s7 sta.3.a o.a Egaisa Street,
[0pposi," Mrs Mcfadaen's Liquor stose.l
r. y K = uMfjE. HILL.
r. ADAMS.
Mok. Hill, April Dist, 1866. ap2l'67.tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

and with one accord give it their unqualified appro-
baton. We address ourselves all who are IN
acquainted with this the greatest Panacea of the age
for the healing of all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs assuring you that
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15

E,co&.at TEaiss
8 yards; % CsasEco f.,r Gaze DaE.a,r!
Together with hooks, eyes and spool thread
F's'eEaczs EEcTino@,
81 cents and Sl-the very best quality.
zE:sMgels ;sslG A2.ccalngs.
II The same prices rs before the var.
C,oGssissE,
Scots saEGss Shoes,
Emitting,
Carpets,
Ds'.isis3gs,
E>sscE&, esc., etc.
DRESS PATTERNS.
SILKS. MERINOS.
W0NSTEOS. DELAINES.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and
American E'riE2ss,
Gent'emen's suits of all kinds. linen coats.
pants and busters.
EEats Of all Eescsi sigs1i0sas
Straw, Chip. Panama, n leaf, Rcsorlc.
Nutna, and steel trimmed linen.
60 ton goods CT all qualities ard prices.
ileached and unbleached Heavy
and light drilling, besides
other goods
Hoo e e8Ei2 ca'JEaS TO Mention.
We invite ell to call ard see our new stock
Of goods. as we warrant them we will sell at
as low prices as any other house in the noun
tains Don't forget tie
ca OTIIlNG BAZAAR
Oh
B-UII 2 G2ADWO6L,
llain street. head of Lafavette.
MokelGmne Hill. April 18th, '677.
ii'67:.}nl.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15
JUNE TERM. =. y. 1867

C-02Sy C0ur5 Fr1caed.rE -.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15
TO THE SICK
Cares Without Me dIciECS.
FOURTEEN YEARS IN SAN FRANCISCO
Pioneer w ater Cure
"DEs. BoURNE's RAG'Hs. 3"
~ ~ PERFECT CURES GUARANTEED
according TO agreement in all cases,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism Bronchitis
Consumption GncipierN Pleurisv. Fever
and Aeue, all other Hcvers. Dropsy. Fry
sipelaS, Colds. Coughs Oak Poisoning,
tIor which DR.. Bourne discovered the only
scientific and certain cure.) Dyspepsia.
Dreams" Sexual Weakness the Reinov-
al Of Mercury and all other mineral Pois-
ons. etc. The methods adopted by Dr.
Bourne are the most pleasant. the safest
quickest and most reliable ever devised
n9~ SAVE YOUR TINE Comfort and
Money. by employing Or. BOURNE. Con.
sgltations FREE, by Mail or Express or
personally. Send or call for a circular Of
recommendations. references certificates of
cures. etc. which are not bogus but given
by well known and responsible individuals.
Nc. 10 MASONIC TEMPLE
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-15

ANswEE 10 enigma published last week {:
''Eng,i-h Language" Correctly solved by
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-02-06

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The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

CHEERFUL BATHIsG-sMark Twain
in his letter to the Alta, dated at Odes-
sa, Russia, August 22d, thus describes
what he saw at that place:
If there is one thing that is really
cheerful in the world, it is cheerfulness.
| have noticed it often. And have
noticed that when a man is right down
cheerful, he is seldom unhappy for the
time being. Such is the nature of man.
Now have often thought that our style
of bathing was rather reserved than
otherwise, and lacked many elements
of cheerfulness. But you cannot say
that of the Russian style. | watched
a party of them at it this afternoon in
the harbor, and it is really nice. The
men and women, and the boys and
girls, all 60 in together, along about
noon, and the men don't wear anything
at all, the boys don't, the little girls
don't, and the young women and the
old women usually wear a single white
thin garment with ruffies around the
top of it and short sleeves, (which l
have forgotten the name off, but this
would be very good apology for
bathing dress, if it would only stay
down. But it won't do it. 1t will
float up around their necks in the most
scandalous way, and the water is clear,
and yet they don't seem to know enough
to kick up the mud on the bottom. |
never was so outraged in my life. At
least hundred times, in the seven
hours l stayed there, | would just have
got up and gone away from there dis
gusted, if | had had any place to 90 to.
Several times | had mind to 60 any
how. Why, those young ladies thought
no more of turning somersaults, when
| was not looking, than nothing
in the world. Incensed as | was, |
was compelled to look, most of the time,
during this barbarous exhibition, be-
cause it forced them to make show of
modesty, at least. Yet it wouldn't
even have accomplished that, if they
hadn't been so fond of show naturally.
Well, you can't conceive Of it. 1t
was awful. But sometimes my outrag-
ed feelings were crowded down by my
fears for the safety of those girls. They
were SO reckless. One splendid look
ing young woman went in with nothing
on but shawl, and she kept it wrap
ped around her so that | was afraid all
the time that she would tangle her feet
in its long fringes and drown herself.
My solicitude became so unbearable at
last that l went and signifed to her
that if she wanted TO take off her shawl
| would hold it for her. But she only
kicked up her heels and dived out of
sight. l just took her to be one Of
your high -fipper, mock modest kind,
and | left her to her fate. But she was
the handsomest girl in the party, and
it was a pity to see her endangering
her life in that way.
said to Brown: I" 1t makes my heart
bleed to look upon this unhallowed
scene.'
eve better 90, then," he said. "If
you stay here seven more hours you
might bleed to death.'
So we went away, but it was marvel
ousl y cheerful bathing.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

EvEN.-Old Captain S., of Nan
tucket, was perfect marine philoso-
pher, and no amount of i'll luck ever
dampened his faith or good spirits
Coming into the harbor once, with an
empty ship, after three years cruise,
he was boarded by townsman, who in
quired, " Wal, cap'n. how many bar'ls!
Had a good v'yage :" Nc" respond
ed the skipper. - haint got bar'l of
lie aboard but" rubbing his horny
palms with satisfaction, while his hard
features relaxed into smile, "I've had
a mighty good SAIL
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

LABOR AND CApIrAL.-Col. George
w. McCook delivered speech at Gin
cinnati recently, from which We extract
the following:
Labor has affections and loves. 1t
marries wife and builds house to
shelter family. 1t must have clothes
for the back and food to support life.
Capital needs no house in which to live,
and no bed on which to repose its limbs.
Its best and sweetest sleep is upon the
iron of bank vaults. Labor must quit
work when the sun goes down, that it
may have repose and rest, and be in
readiness for another day work. But
capital needs no sleep, and in the still
hours Of the night is earning as much
interest as in the daytime. Labor must
quit work at Saturday night; the law
compels it to do SO, even if it needs no
rest; but capital earns as much inter
est in the ffty-tw Sundays of the year
as it does on the ffty-two Mondays
Capital has two children one, lawful
interest; the other, what is called usu-
rious interest. These children do not
need to grow up to manhood to assist
the parents. They begin to work and
to do as much as the parents as soon
as they are born.
Are there not, fellow citizens, advan-
tages enough of capital over labor with
ont exempting the former from taxa
ton? In Heavens name, if in a dem
ocratic government we are seeking what
to exempt from the burden of taxation,
whether capital or labor, in Gods name
would we decide that capital should go
free and the weight and burden of tax
alton be thrown upon the shoulders of
labor! Yet such is the financial sys-
TEN of our country at the present mo-
ment, which is threatening to impose
burdens upon our children's children
for generations.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

a MIxruRE.-A newsboy once plac-
ed himself at the door of an Episcopal
church, while the services were going
on, and commenced as follows: News
boy-'Ere's the extra 'Erald. Cler-
gyman (reading the Litany)-Spare us
good Lord. Newsboy-Great Riot in
Nashville! Litany-Good Lord deliv-
er US! Newsboy-Great fight with
the Indians! Litany-Have mercy on
US. good Lord.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PRoHIBITED.-Am man who had mar
ried Jewess shortly afterwards joined
the Temperance Society, and never
dared to kiss his wife from that day,
because he considered himself prohibit
ed by the pledge from meddling with
.Le,r-Ins.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

No FouNpArIoN.-Jinks says there
is no foundation for believing that A.
Johnson and Thad. Stevens have rec
onciled their differences; or that the
President has bought off Ashley, Bout
well, and Butler; or that Fernando
Wood has Joined the Radicals: or that
vallandigham and Butler have become
warm personal friends; or that the
Radicals are opposed to negro suffrage;
or that Governor Bullock has joined the
P. L. LIS; or that General Grant has
committed himself to either wing of the
dominant party.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

ICAN.-The following eolloquy took
place between municipal justice and
an utmitigated loafer . What is your
name p " Thomas |. Cam" where
do you live ;" 'Where | can" Show
do you live :" "How cam" every
well," said the justice. q" can send you
to Deer Island do you think You CAN
live there, Thomas p 4 can, for
have tried it," said the fellow, and he
was led off.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PHoNETIc.-The number of super
fuous letters used by followers of Wor-
cester is illustrated by showing how
much may be said with fewer than the
authorized allowance: "Dic CAV JAG
kic, wen JAG CAV Die noe on the bac
with thic stic.''
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

A PATENr.-Our devil is taking out
patent for gutta percha chimneys.
He says he has failed in trying to make
the wind suit the chimneys, so he has
hit upon the expedient of bending the
chimney to suit the wind.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

FooLED.-A Chicago man refused
to pay $500 for pair of horses because
they did not suit him, but afterwards
paid $4,000 for them at horse-fair,
not knowing they were the same.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

The WATCHwoRD.-Rome was so
called on account of the ROAMING dis
position of its citizens, who were always
making war upon distant nations.-
SEIZE HER" became the watchword
of the Roman legions, and hence the
name of her most famous general.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PRoFANITY.-A man in Sacrosanet,
New Jersey, was fined one dollar for
working in his garden one Sunday, and
fifty cents each for two swears in which
he INDUCED at the proceeding.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

In Ir.-A vender of hoop skirts was
recently extolling his wares in presence
of customers husband. No lady
should be without one of these skirts"
said the shopman. "Well, of course
not" dryly responded the husband, who
was something of wag, 'she should
be within it.'
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

A REMINIscENcE.-" 1t is well to
leave something to those who come after
us" as the gentleman said who threw
barrel in the way of constable, who
was chasing him.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PRACTICE VS.. PREACHING. - The
Second Adventists in town in New
England are constantly preaching that
the world is to be destroyed before the
vernal equinox (Mareh 21), and yet
are building meeting house substan-
tial enough to last a century.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

Nor ARRoGANT.-Jacob Jones was
elected sheriff of the county, at the last
election. Jacob was very pompous,
very self complacent, very proud of the
honor. His neighbors called tosee him.
Approach" said Jacob, " Approach
very near. Though | am the sheriff
elect, feel that l am still one of YOU"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

WANTED.-A ring from cracked
bell; chip from the North Pole; a
hair from hcgshead; report of the
last meeting of the Atlantic Cabal a
wing from the fly of a printing press.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

FASHION IN VE1Ls.-A Paris letter
states that the latest fashion in wells is
to wear them so as to shade the chg
non. The face is exposed to the sun
to let the face acquire the fashionable
color of the brunette, and the dye of
the chignon is preserved.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

MusIc.-A smart youngster, hear
ing his mother remark that she was
fond of music, exclaimed, Then, why
don't you buy me drum %
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

MoRE.-Jinks says that when men
marry days, they get more dry
goods than woman, and more whalebone
than g tin" Henccforth, Jinks had
better steer clear of everything that
wears bonnets, hoops, stays, and run
ming rigging generally.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
FRESH sEEDs!

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTEN-
w ton of Dealers, Large Ranchers, Nurserynen,
Garlners and others well selected stock of seeds
all of which guarantee Of choicest quality Among
assortment at present is
10000 punds Alfalfa clover.
5000 pounds red clover.
1000 pounds White Dutch clover.
1000 pounds Hungarian grass seed.
4o09 pounds millet grass seed
1900 pounds timothy grass seed.
900 bushels red top grass seed.
900 bushels Ky blue grass seed.
100 bushels orchard grass seed.
100 bushels Lawn grass seed
2oo pounds White French mulberry.
And all kinds OF garden seeds in quantities to su
purchasers
Also on hand 90 900 assorted Fruit Trees in quant-
ties to suit.
Relnttances can be made through Wells Pargo& Co..
or by mail
Address. J. P. SWEENEY.
400 and al Davis street, San Francisco
Send for catalogue. 3n-n1S
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pur-
suance OF the order OF the Probate Court Court of
the county ct Butte in the State of California made
the 2lst day of October A D. 1861 the matter the
estate of James Wagstlff deceased the undersigned
administrator Of said estate. will sell public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. i'll gold coin parcel
and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D..
ISL, at O'Clock NJ, the premises in said county
all the right title interest and of the said intes-
tate at the time Of his DEATH i'll and all that piece
parcel Of land, situate lying and being in Hamilton
township. in said county, and described follows
wit: Acertain piece parcel Of land situated Range
east township eighteen and nineteen Us aud l9 north
and being a part OF the Fernandez Grant, IN Butte
county, California, commencing the west bank of
Feather River and at the northeast of tract of
land decided by Il. B. Moore and wife john Beall
thence running along said Bealls north line the
northwest of the same thence north the
boundary line of said Fernaneez Grant eightyive tS5l
rods thence east parallel line with the first
toned line to the bank of Feather River vest bank
thence down said river with its meanderings to the
place of beginning. containing three hundred and sixty
$500 acres of land, more or less.
Terms and conditions Of sale: cash in gold coin ten
per cent Of the money to be paid To the administrator
the day of sale balance confirmation Of sale by
said Probate Court. JAMES GREEN
Administrator of the estate of Jas Wagsta deceased.
OrOvllle, October Goth, 1867. n1-3w
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
BACK AT THE OLD STAND

Nothing is SO Coed as to have = Nice
IN es2n shave and your ha1r trimmed and cleaned
good style Ne understand that Peter MaIlrer has
again leased the old stand formerly occupied known
as Fergusons Hair Dressing Saloon. Montgomery st
Pete has got possession and VIII reduce the pr1ce of
baths to three for ST. He viii be pleased see his old
friends and customers. ne8 p MAURER.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
PRO B NO PU B C o
LACOUR'S
S A r S A p A r IP n e r e
BIT T E RS!

FaSHIS Medicinal Beverage is compou nd
ed Of the best vegetable extracts and combines with
the qualities of other renowned btters the invaluable
properties of Sarsapara the antdote of Scrofula all
its forms
Persons affected with Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia.
General Debility. Inadequate Assimilation of Food
hausted vital energy have better remeiv-its
pleasant and delicious makes superior reven
tatiye for Sea Sickness and foul breath.
Chronic rheumatism and Dropsy are permanently
relieved 10y it. No Radical cure for small weak OF
crooked limbs. external internal ulcers. symptoms
cruptive diseases Of the skin. Pustules and Tumors
Neuralgia. pains in the bones sterely and other
OF Scrufula be had without the use of Iacour'
Sarsaparphere Bitters. The only beverage extant
which puriocs the blood snd nvicoraes the system
For sale by all Druggists Grocers and Liquor Dealers
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

San Francisco Agency.-Mr- Thomas Boyce.
fs the only authorized agent for the RECORD in san
Francisco AL orders LEFT AT his Office northeast corner
Of Washington and Montgomery streets lup s.arsl viii
be promptly attended to-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

AN ENDURIsT.-Boston has got to
endure hundred or two lectures this
winter.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. X. DOHERTY>S
Private Medical IS Surgical Institute.

Sacramento Street. below Montgomery opposite the
Pacific Mall Steamship Conlaany's otfice- Phi
vAis Entrance Leidssio-f street.
San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
NoT.cETo CREDITORS,

ENSTATE of Peter Beam. Decca sed--No-
IL tice Is hereby given by the above
estate to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said estate 10 exhibit the with tle
sary vouchers within months from the first publca-
ten OF this notice 10 the undersigned at her residence
on Dry Creek, 10 A Maurice. IT. Esq. at his Office
in 0rovilie. ELIZABETH E BEAM.
nl-iw Administrative.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

And in accordance with law, and an order ef the
Board Of Trustees made the eighteenth day Of Sept,
ls67, many shares Of each parcel Of said stock
may be necessary, viii be sold public auction by
John Middleton Son. their salesrooIns No. s04
Montgomery street. san Francisco California. the
eleventh day Of November 1867. the hour twelve
O'Clock NJ, Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent
met thereon, together with Of advertising and
expenses of sale
HY. PICHOIR, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

CRops.-Can you call it good crop,
speaking agriculturally, when you've
lots Of turn-up noses.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
NOTICE. .

Atherokce Flat Blue Gravel Company.
u Cherokee Flat near OroviIe Butte County. Cali
/ fornia.
described stock on account Of assessment levied on the
eighteenth day OF September 1861, the several
opposite the OF tie respective shareholder.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
LACOUR'S
SkRSAPAREPHERE EITTEES

EEave so speedily grown i'm favor thai
their unrivaled sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms of the trade. Jealousy attributes their
the neness of their general style and principal
y the originality and beauty of the bottle which was
conceived and manufactured by California artists. Mr.
L.nnr energetic promoter of California
desired to show that California has need of being r
butary TO other countries for talent mechanical in
dustry
The cause Of their success is the great benefit they
have been to the large number who have already used
them.
Mr. IacCur is graduate of the Polytechnic Institute
Of France and adds to thorough knowledge of chem
stry many years of experience; and after long and
careful experimental study has been enabled to offer
Lacours' Sarsapariphere Btters.
They the most efficient Blood Purifier. because
they combine with the wholesome SarSaparila which o-
crates by cutaneons eXcreons. other substances which
gently stimulate the secretions of the lower glands and
organs render digestion easy. obviate ccsveness and
remove regularly every impurity of the blood.
They Iinrivale a remedy for Scrofgla. Dyspep-
sta, Constipation Liver Complaint Nervous Affections
Collie Intermittent Fvers and all diseases arising from
impuriiy of the Blood or eosdveness-
Who Takes Them!
TEE OLD MAN takes them gentle stimulant and
mild rejuvenator
TIE YOUNG MAN takes them to regllste his system,
prevent disease. and stimulate to new life his
overtasked body.
THE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to secure regularity
in her habits; To tint her cheeks with the bloom
of health; to give sparkle TO her eyes and
sweetness to her breath.
IHE HI JSBAND takes them TO promote vitality. give
strength TO the body, peace to the mind. and
with his health, wealth and comfort to hi. fam
ilv.
THE WIFE takes them to invgorate and strengthen her
system and aid TO nature in regulating
her periodical sickness.
CHILDREN take them gentle vet effective tonic:
TEMPERANCE folks take them as a mild pure stimu-
liant. containing none of the deleterious, essen
tial and fusil oils of forbidden drinks.
THE 1NEBRIATE takes them to give tone TO his pos-
oned stomach. and aflay the fearful longings
for strong drinks with stinuant that does not
madden or destroy.
THE TRAVELLER takes then to prevent sea-sckness.
and secure his health against changes of eli
mate,
EVERYBODY TAKES Them,