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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-17
A True Prophet and "Samuel
DOIefUl.3

The Democrat read "Samuel Doieful,' -
an honest man Of its party, who dared to
speak the truth. severe lesson in its last
issue. "Samuel' was advised to look to
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and Indiana, in the fol-
lowing confident style:
"If that man who has lost sight of the
ghost of a chance would like to find the
ghost revivifed and stalking abroad living,
breathing, vital reality-he should go to
Pennsylvania and take =, look. Well-n-
formed Radicals give up the contest, and
decline to stand to their bets. Every one is
confident that Philadelphia is good for ), ZOO
Democratic majority, and the State for not
less than 10000 next Tuesday. Indiana
tells the same tale, and Ohio is q wonder
fully active ghost. If the Democrats shall
carry these three States next week. what
will Samuel Doleful say then? Will he lose
another ghost?''
"Samuel " went in search of this " reviv-
fled and stalking ghost, on Tuesday night,
and found him, sure enough, OIL his way,
for the last time, to the graveyard
In future, let no man doubt the Demo
cratic seer, and always bet your clothes,
boots, hats, etc., on his figures. In confr-
nation of the truth Of ths above prophecy,
see election returns elsewhere. Five dollars
a head will be given for sight of the
Well-informed Radicals" who "give up
the contest" to any one who will present
them at The Wing office.
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BAY VIEW ITEMS.

agriculture. The farmers in this vicinity
have well-nigh finished seeding their wheat.
Some fields that were sown in the early part
of September, are looking very finely. The
corn is principally cut up and in shock
Thepotato crop is considered good, the 20.
tatoes being large and of excellent quality
Improvements. -Ia ?.ovements in this sec
tion still continue. Mr.. p. A. Ricards has
torn away the old crooked fence along the
Bay View road and replaced it by good
and substantial new one. Mr.. W. 7. Ram
sey has commenced clearing off the small
timber and underbrush from a field adjoining
the road, which, when finished, will add
greatly to the appearance of things. Mr.
Tyson has raised his new building, and is
pushing on rapidly with the carpenter work
Mdnufacturing.- Johnson bows are
driving away. making Blankets, Cloths,
Flannels and Stocking Yarn, for the country
trade, and are receiving very liberal share
Of the public patronage.
Religious. -There has been protracted
meeting in progress at the VI. p. Church in
this place for some ten days past. The con-
grcga,ons have been large but the penitents
few, notwithstanding the sermons have been
logical, earnest and convincing The order
has been reasonably good. Some few boys,
who would like to be considered young men,
are in the habit of going in and out during
service, and some times they gather in little
groups near the door, and laugh and talk, to
the great annoyance of the minister and au-
dience. 1t is to BIS hoped they will do bet.
ter in future.
Folitical.-The Republicans of Bay View
and vicinity met at Reeds store, on Friday
evening, Oct 9th, and organized Grant
and Cofax Club. j. p. Burns was elected
president, Charles A. Benjamin, secretary,
and John W. Abrams, treasurer. Over forty
names were enrolled. The Fifth and Ninth
Districts will give Grant and Colfax hand
some majority on the Sd Of Noyember.-
The news from Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
dia, on Wednesday morning, was very gall
ing to the Copperheads. 1t was almost
equal to Lees defeat at Appomatox. They
were 10th to believe that the Rebels had
gone under and that loyalty lad trInmphed.
Qaery.-In the last ssue Of The CccH Dem
ocrat, The editor tells his readers that the
Democracy are making large gains in Con-
necticut Will similar gains in Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indiana elect Seymour and
Rlaf? Quite number of Copperheads in
this locality are asxicqs ta kPqw. Can any
of the Elkton mathematician eulightan
them on the subject?
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A LIFE lNNUEANCE SwINDLE.-A New
York swindling concern is extensively oper-
atmg throughout the country, which has
chosen the enticing namc-to practice its
designs upon the poorer and laboring class
of the community, on which class it chiefly
works-of Manhattan Co Operative Relief
association, Of SOS Broadway This Asso-
citation is said to have now 5000 agents in
the field. Its plan is to form classes of 5000
persons each. Persons between Is and 20
years of age form the first class between
20 and % the second class, and so on. An
initiation fee Of 5000 is paid by each mem
Der, and $1.10 at the death of each member
| in his class. The whole scheme is based
upon mathematical impossibility to sue
coed as Relief association, and is pro-
nounced by the Insurance Monitor, good
authority on such subjects, to be an evasion
of the life insurance laws, and intended as
an arrant fraud. Have nothing to do with
the Manhattan Cooperative Relief Asso-
citation. If any Of its 5000 agents come
this way, telling their plausible stories.
LOCAL Observation-Disclosures is now in j.
Lackland's Store, Upper Principle, this
county, potato, weighing, when taken
from the ground, SO ounces. 1t was raised
by Mr.. Robert Gather.
Any Person, anywhere, desiring to subscribe
for The american Agriculturist, can do SO, and
procure it at the lowest club rates, ($IO0 per
Year, by applying to b. +. Lodore, Elkton, who
will have it sent to their nearest Post Office
Two numbers will be given gratis by subscrib-
ing now.
Kew. L. l.. Poulson preached two able ser
mons to large and appreciative audiences, in
the Eikton M. E Church, last Sabbath
The County Commissioners were in session
four days this week, employed chiefly in exam
lining and passing on Supervisors accounts.
Money sold at the Elkton Building Society
last Saturday evening at premium of 81 per
! cent.
Jacob Woolley, of North East, had bay
mare stolen, while attending the circus, in
Elkton, on Tuesday last
! We publish the advertisement of Messrs.
Cantwell & Smiths, successors to Mr.. Joseph
Wells, in the beef and provision trade, this
week, and recommend our citizens to try them
They will find the new firm reliable, in every
particular. In catering for tie public, they use
every effort to supply the best of everything the
neighborhood and cities will afford
ID. L. Burton is opening new stock of fall
goods in which he makes Boots and Shoes a
specially.
! z. ?. P-Pilkinton's Planters Pride Smok.
! ing Tobacco. At MCCRERY's, in the Hollow.
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Glorious News!
Great Rejoicing among The Democracy.
Four More Victories Like Vermont
and Maine to Celebrate.
Heavy Democratic Gains in
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio
and Nebraska for Salt River.
The "L0st Cause" lost sight OF,
and the" Last Ditch" in View.
Population Repuaiated.
Scy(no)mow and Blair Nopherc.
The White House Uncovered and President
Grant Advancing.

The elections, on Tuesday last, in the
States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Nebraska, resulted in what may be termed
the total route of the Rebel and Copperhead
party under Seymour and Blair. Pennsyl-
vania gives 1000 majority for the Republi-
cans; Ohio from 10000 to $4,000; Indiana
is very close, reported about 1000; Nebras-
ka 1000. The official returns are not yet
received but sufficient is known to insure
the election of Grant and Colfax, in Novem-
Der next, by an overwhelming majority
Every thousand majority in October for the
Republicans, means two thousand in No
yember for Grant and ColfaX.
1t is estimated that not less than 10000
fraudulent votes were cast in Philadelphia
for the rebel ticket.
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III. H. TOrbert, Esq.

THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
WHAT THE REPUBLICANS OF TIE EASTERN
SHORE THINK OF HIM.
We quote the following from the Cam
bridge atelligencer, one of the leading Re-
publican papers in Maryland:
Hon. Henry H. Goldsborough was the
first choice of the Republicans of this county
for Congress. and he would have received
the nomination, almost by reclamation, if
lie had desired it. The Republicans of
Eastern Maryland can never forget his gal
liant fight in behalf of Emancipation, and
will ever delight to honor him. But though
the name of the nominee, Henry l..
Torbert, Esq, is less familiar to our peo-
plc, it is entitled to nc less confidence and
almost equal esteem. We say this with full
knowledge of the high compliment it i'm
plies. His Union record is without blem-
ish. And when it became necessary that
slavery should be sacrificed that the Repub-
lie might be preserved, he was among the
first to demand its sacrifice. In the advanced
ground since taken by the Republican party,
he has always been found in the front ranks,
and he now stands squarely upon the plat
form of /" Equal rights for ALL" His private
character is above reproach, even his politi-
cal opponents conceeding him to be gen
tleman in the largest acccptation of tie term.
Though young man, being scarcely over
thirty years Of age, he is one of the fore
most lawyers at the hik,on Bar, and for
chile and eloquent speaker. Accepting the
nomination, not that he has the remotest
idea of being elected, bat because of his
ardent devotion to Republican principles,
he will 60 into the canvass with vigor, earn
estness and enthusiasm that will powerfully
tell in Eastern Maryland when the votes are
counted in November next. The Republi-
cans of the First Congressional District have
just cause to be proud of SO gifted and gal
liant standard bearer.
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How Chilly the Evenings in
OcfOkpr!3

This is common remark yet how few think of the
danger of exposing themselves to their infuenco In
all low, marshy localities Ague and Fever prevail
this of the year. In this disease there is nvar
ably more less arrangement of the liver and digestive
organs The remedies usually resorted have refer
ence to preventing the paroxysm breaking up the
chlls If this is effected without removing the cause
a relapse is inevitable HoSTETTEkS STOMACH
BITTERS strike directly at the foundation of the evil
by acting on the liver and correcting Digestion The
cause being removed, the paroxysm will cease and the
chills cannot return. When the patient is weak and
debiltaed the BITTERS should he resorted TO- as they
will strengthen and tone the stomach alay all nervous
irritation and infuse ed animation hither-
to dropping spirits, without entang the danger of
reaction,
HOSTETrERS STOMACH BITTERS is trulya pre-
ventive medicine, rendering the feebest frame
impervious to all malarious influences; and a sto1-
achic and antbilious medicine it incomp ,rabe and
no who values his health afford without
it, Fortfy the system with this nesimable tonic and
invigorant, and the Chils of October Evenings" will
have terror for you.
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DEATH OF REV. THOMAS H. SToCEroN.-
Rev. L. II. Stockton, died in Philadelphia, on
Friday evening, the 9Th inst. The deceased
was formerly Chaplain of the United States
House of Representatives, which important po-
sition he filled with great honor to himself and
satisfaction to the members of the National Con
gress. He was a Divine of remarkable elo-
quence, commanding presence and varied. at
tainments. He was widely known and univer-
sally respected, and was, in every sense of the
word, Christian gentleman.
The deceased was 60 years of age at the time
of his death, and had resided in Philadelphia for
number of years past. He had been in feeble
health for some time. which compelled him
lately to relinquish the arduous duties of his
profession to a considerable extent During
our nato ,a tronbles DIR. Stockton was g
staunch Union man, and contributed by all
means in his power to advance the cause of 10y
atty and freedom. In personal appearance he
strongly resembled the lamented Henry Clay,
and was contemporary with that illustrious states
man during the term of his Congressional chap
lainship. He was warm friend and devoted
admirer of Abraham Lincoln, and was on in
innate terms with the martyred President and
the galaxy Of patriotic statesmen that figured
during the Rebellion.
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A0'ElDE

In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil comfy. In chaneery.
ORDERED This fourteenth day of October, in the
made and reported by james T. Mccullough, Trus-
tee for the sale of th$$ Real Estate of Dominick
MclIugh and wife, be ratified and confirmed unless
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the nineteenth day of November next; provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Cecil county, once in each of three sue
ees<ige seelg EefGro the nineteenth day of Iecem-
Der, next,
The Report states the amount of saios 10 300.
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT.
oct l., lStS-iw Clerk.
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READERS AsD CORRESPONDENCE find
the letter of our Little Britain correspond.
ent in another paper, which supersedes the
necessity of our publishing it.
The original poem Night" on our first
rags, ih99u1sh n9t first rate, is by young
wr'teF' who promises TO lmproye With psac,
tich.
The chapter exposing the extravaganza OF
the present ruling rebel dynasty of Mary
land, will command the att ention of tax.
payers.
We print elsewhere a good and spicy let.
ter troIn Ley Je.sey. If the request be not
too Cool, we ask that he will wnen.
ever convenient.
Our local correspondents have been at.
tentive to the Wing this week, for which
they have our thanks.
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46 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
PUBLIC SALE

ne unuernlgned, ASslgnees of Isaac Jacks and
wife, will sell at Public Sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3Oth, 1868.
ms entire NURSERY STOCK, consisting of Grape
vines, Currants Gooseberry, Black berry and Rasp-
berry bushes The grapes are largely Concord and
Iona, the blackberry mostly Wilson. large assort-
ment of EVERGEEENS suitable for Immediate
planting; American, Siberian ani Golden Arbor
90 Vitae, Irish and Swedish Juniper all -
STsI'h The popular and valuable Shrubs and sSSrr1fc
G1TSA vines such as Pyrus JapOnica Althea sssiSa
-. Dutzas Spreas Wigeliaa Calieanthns
lSweet shrub, Snow Ball, 1IoneysuckIes, CT :maIis
Wiserias. ''
BULBS.
Iul!ps, Hyarlnths. trpcus tilpliOus Lilies D,bli,s
P'en;,s, large collection Of Green House Plant. i'm
pots. tier"ni,ns, Fiiscias, Verhenas Daisies Re-
goni s. oxais &c The above will be sold in lois IN
suit purchasers hv the dozen, hundred or thousand
-Four Green Houses. a large lot of Hot Bed Sash
Garden Forks, Rakes. Spades ShOvels Hoes Garden
Wagon. Watering Pots. Syringe Force p,lmn lot of
Lead Pipe. Wheelbarr.'ws Water Tanks Hedge
Shears, 1900 Flower Pots, from two to ten inches
FARMING UTENSILS
Horse Cart nearly new. and Harness Pillow Hoe
Harrow sets Lead Harness Log Chains Ladders
Dung Drag, Stone Sledges, Grndston. Forks Maui
and Wedges, Crow Bars. Grubing Hoes Corn heller
1hrasiier. two-horse Carriage and Harness. .-horse
Sleigh 100 new Chestnut Posts, Sawed Posts lot Of
White Oak Plank and Boards large Ror, and Tackle
box OF Carpenters Tools. Turning Lathe WorI,
!tench, Iron Vice and Anvil Chipping Axes Farm
bell and hangings. one Rnmford oven one Family
Mare TWO Pigs lot of Oats Straw.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock noon of said day
when conditions will be made known by
CHAS. DINGEE,
ENERARD COWARD
Assignees of Isaac jackson and wife
oct II, 1SGS-2w
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A CARD.

RISING sun, Md Sept. 10th, 1865
". SMELL, Esp, General Igcnt North american Life
Insurance Company Of Nec York, 80 South street,
Baltimore.
nEAR s.R.-f herqhy acknowledge tl:e receipt of
$50O0-the aotiht or HE iiqticy Al the life of my
late husband, Dr. Samuel NJ Harry Insured by the
North American" Company.
would also express my thanks to the Conn any
for their rromptness i'll paying the same, and to
yourself personally in relieving from any trouble
in obtaining the amount. Very truly yours,
oct II, lSS-1m ARMENIA M. HARRY.
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Guoflan0's German Comic

combination Of all the ingredients IF the Bitters.
With PURE .Sma Grus Run Orange, etc. II is used Jo'
the same diseases The Bitters, chere some
pure dic.ho'ic stimulus is required lou piU bear IN
mind that these remedies entirely different from
day others adreytised fn' the cure Of the diseases
naed, these bring scientific preparations Of medicinal
eTtrcts, tuiiile the others dscoctionS Of
in form. Tie TONIC is decidedly Of the most
pleasant and agreeable remedies altered 10 the
puddle. It's TASTE is exquisite. is pleasure to take
ii, rhe lis Ete-giciag, celebrating, and medicinal
qualities haze caused it to be knomn US the g,eatest Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-17
ilooluu0's permuu Bittcrs

Is entirely veget able, and cont aims no
liquor. It Is "a compound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Banks
from which these extracts are made
are gathered in Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by n scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this
country to be used expressly for the
ma u fla cture of these Bitters. There
Is no alcoholic substance OF any kind
used i'm compromising the Dttters,
hence IL Is the only Bitters that can
be used in cases wi here alcoholic stin-
nlants are not dVtsRble.
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands of cases, when the pn.
tient supposed he was Afflicted with
this terri BILE disease, have been cured
by the lse of these remedies. e Extreme
emaciatIOn, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
cnses of dyspepsia or disease OF the
digestive organs. Even In cases OF
genuine COmsum pt iOn, these remedies
will be found Of the greatest benefit,
strengthening and inviSorating.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-17

Circulars should be scattered free,
ha.isbili!s posted on each tree,
Then the prokat Sog will reap,
The press runs fast, ana ISpar's cheap.
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Situation Wanted.

4 MAN wishes situation as FOREMAN ON !,
FARM. or o.. shares for The coming year.
Address 4. NJ. REDFIELD,
WOODBURY.,
oct l., lSGS-Gw* New Jersey.
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State Council of Nd. GUAM,

THE QUARTERLY SESSION of the a
State Council of Maryland, Order United IN
American Mechanics, will he held at rhes-V ~
apeake Gig, Cecil rol,nty. on TUESDAY ~
EVENING NEXT, the 9th Instant;
Ky order. JOHN " HOLDEN
oct IL lSGS-ts State Council Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-17

ORDER your printing by mail from ILy
Wing Office. Elegant Public Sale Bills with
cuts, Cards of every description, Circulars
which every business man needs, done at
short notice and in the best style.
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BE kGosoM'cAl.--sloney, iin.e. labpr,
and clothes all saved by the use of MOORE
& BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use IT, and we are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact.
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FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Price Reduced for Three Months

We will send THE WING to any address for THREE
MONTHS for Fifty CENTS.
Reductions to Campaign Cubs.
We will send five copies three months for...S2 70
Tor IS cents for each person)
Ten COPIES three months 70
Cor 4215 cents for each person)
Fifteen copies, three W
Tor 40 cents for each person.)
Twenty copies three months 90
Cor 3715 cents for each person9
We ask our Republican friends to aid in circulating
The Who during the campaign With little effort
large clubs may be got up at almost every Post Office
at these low rates.
The Republicans of this county owe it to them.
selves to redeem the county from the disgrace OF
rebel rule and to do that they must work! And no
more effeetual means can be employed than in aid
ing to circulate live Republican paper.
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Republican Meetings,

| Republican Meetings will be address by
H. R. Torbert, Esq, at the following places
North East, Thursday evening, 25tk instant
Rising Sun, Friday s. goth %
| Port Deposit, Saturday 81 3lst g
Elkton, Mnnday, Nov. I'd.
! The latter meeting will be Mass Meeting,
in the afternoon and evening, and will be
advertised more fully next week.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuICIDE-E. Glacken,
Tax Collector of the 9TH District, attempted
to commit suicide, on the 9th inst, by cut.
ting across his abdomen with a Gaze knife, so
that his bowels rfotruted from the wound
Partial alteration of mind was the cause of
the attempt on his own life. The unfortp-
nate victim is an old man, and in quite fee.
BILE health. lie was discovered in the hay
loft of his barn by his son and another gen
tleman. DR.. Cromwell attended and dress
ed the ~suaa, but on account of age and
feeble health, it is feared that sha injury Will
prove fatal
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SAD INvESsMENf.-R Buying CiuJ to
Break their oun Heads.-The friends of Soy
mour and BAR" being anxious to receive the
election returns 10 town, chartered the wires on
Tuesday night, paying $l5 10 kHo9 the orst,
which is better than suspense, they Argued
The Republicans, entertaining full confidence OF
victory Were in fine spilits and willing to await
the rensns BY the morning papers knowing full
well what they so4+t4 Lf. A lovely crowd Of
the faithful had assembled, AS t+i-s !o'gloek. on
that cventful evening, at fie Telegraph oif4ce.-
All sorts were there-fom the "Od Line" Dem.
ocrat, with white locks, whose pride and boas-
is that lie never voted any other ticket then the
Dimoerat tinkpt. without why or wherefore
the mild, autnos.s, ~, He tf :snre Con ervetive
and Ii sPrnkhng of fsioaewaH 9aeLsJ,,'s"
raybacks to fill up the measure of Democracy
The Republicans stood round enioyiue the
sport. Every despatch announced Republican
gains Sometimes however, as if fortune was
playing hide and seek with her poor votaries,
the telegraph WoA4 4iiinnaaca q Comprehend ma
jofify. given by q stronghold q Dtn,o$yaoy, but
with the invnfibie addenda of q ;: Republican ::
gain. The tortured victims would then stamp
and try to raise cheerful smile, thankful that
even their strongholds were not quite captured
But rs it grew later, and the news became
worse and wa.ss, which they had spent their
money for, they went hqme &sa;t a,,nai dreamy"
cursing the investment they iiiii made ~ tels-
graph news. Alas, for the followers of Wade
H.
selling reminder that it will be much worse for
you on the 81 ef November. Won't you charter
the telegraph, and give us tbs rows that night
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The Cecil Wing is .he largest and best
newspaper published on the Eastern Shore.
Try it year and if you don't end it the best
your money will be refunded
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PREsENTArIoN.-On Monday evening a
beautiful silver model of Engine No. 16, on the
7. ". & Il II. r., was presented to G. w.
Perry, Esq i4rstar # Machinery on that road
by number Of his baisinsss aaa Parssa4l
friends. TIE model is a beautiful work of art
and cost $4,000. The presentation speech was
made by Richard Harrington Esq, OH behalf Of
the donors, and it was responded to by Mr.
Perry in q few appropriate remarks. after which
TIE guests pqqrtoeg: of 4, aifeGnt collation.,
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DEBILITY,

T"rc is medicine equal to Iyooaands German
Bit,.rs Tnic IN IF Debility They impdrt a
tnnc and r;or 10 The mhois system, strengthen Tie ap
PETIT, ca,joymrn Of the food, endLle The
s,,aJch 10 diyest II, purity the blond, gire good,
sp;.o. hrihy c"aj!eriaa eradicate tie yrilno hinge
from he rye impir b"rm to he "hecks, and ehaags
he Pri.m .ttnm sLmt-ireafhed, emaciated, wedk,