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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

New Berne and Wilmington are having
a thief dispute, each of those hamlets charg-
ing the other with overrunning it with
thieves. The thieves say seq :iiGtthsiingg, but the
citizens are engaged in singing that beauti-
full song commencing, "Still so gently o'er
me stealing"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09
remove her capital to Dol point nearly five

remove her capital to q point nearly five
hundred miles nearer the Mediterranean Sea,
point from which troops can be sent to all
parts of her frontier with astonishing ra
pldity. Her future intentions are manifest,
and the absorption of Turkey by her is but
a question of time. She wishes an alliance
with America, shat she may have onr navy
to aid her army She in return can confine
any war against America to q naval Iyar by
means Of her immense armies. Weare sat-
isfed, and are in favor of the alliance, for it
will make Russia and America the rulers of
the world.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The American Bible Society is consider
ing the propriety of distributing few thou
sand Bibles among the Radicals in Tennessee.
N p Democrat.
Well, Bibles will do no hurt even if they
do no good. The Democrats, however, will
have none distributed among them. They
have been given up as hopeless examples OF
total depravity.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

We are pleased to learn that the office of
Attorney General has been rendered to Vic
tor G. Barringer, Esq. The reply of Mr.. Bar
ringer has not yet been received. Whatever
may be his decision, we feel confident that
he would fill the position in a manner ac7
ceptable to the entire people. e.5 - :.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

His Excellency Gov. Holden has made
the following appointments as Justices of
the Peace: For Chatham oounty-John A.
Womack. For Davidson county-N. B.
0rrell. For New Hanover county,. P.
Jordan. For Polk county,. ]. Smith,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

Jacob Kirby, colored, a resident Of Anson
county, was attacked and shot in bis own.
house, on the morning of the 21st ult, BY
some other persons, also colored. Ed Hunt
10y and Frank Bennett have been arrested
on suspicion and lodged in Jail to await the
result of Kirby's injuries. liar o,s,,,,,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

We are happy to learn that Col. William
johnson, President of the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad and Of the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad, has succeeded in.
getting matters satisfactorily arrane ed with
the South Carolina Railroad, 50 that be runs
his cars directly from Columbia, 8. c., into
Augusta, Ga. In about ten days new
schedule will be made of through line
from Augusta, Ca, to Weldon, N. c., giving
a fast line over the North Carolina and the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroads, and shorten
ing the time about four hours. 's'9ss's ]isi''
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

We have the ''boy of the period" in our
composing room. He invariably puts pc
rod where there ought to be comma
VII Star.
That must be the ''devil" He'll put a
1,eriod to your existence if you don't do bet
ter
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09
There was a man in Wilmington

Who wasn't wondrous cool,
For he would kick and, cuss, and swear
If any man. in the innocence of his heart,
and without having any reference to the
retreat from New Berne, or to war re-
cord, should
Inadvertently say mule.
P. S.-The reader will please excuse the
length of the last line, as we couldn't do
Justice to the subject in less space.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The Journal Of Commerce says that the
editor of Wilmington Star is "disgruntled."
We saw that the Star had stopped Twink
Tnun but this is the first intimation we
have had as to the cause. We are afraid
that it is falling Star. ----
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The New York Democrat says: "lf
ncrson wants to reduce his salary let him
patronize a few liquor shops"
The Democrat man probably gets his IN
formation from experience.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The editor of the New York Times adj
vises his readers, in order to avoid sun-stroke,
to place cabbage leaves in their hats. r The
advice could not apply to the editor as he
always has an entire cabbage head in his
hat.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

During the last session of the Legislature
a fine mule was stolen from Mr.. Wilkie,
member of the House of Representative. 3,
from Jones county. We learn that on Sat:
urday last the mule was recovered at Boon
Hill, Johnston county, where he had been
sold by the thieves. 1efisfilnq9d" "
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The Wilmington Journal is elated at the
appointment of q City Scavenger. We are
somewhat surprised at this, as We had
thought that the Editor of that paper oc-
cupied the position.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09
Tlle Meeklp Standard.
R NEAFHERY & CO.,
PRoFR1EToRs.

The New Berne Journal Of Commerce says
ooIf has been missed from the STANDARD
of1ice No calf is missing from the Journal
of Commerce ofice-they are all tlere.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The. Wilmington Journal is amazed at
the amount of thieving and other rascality
which is rife in that burgh. 1t should re-,
monstrate with its fellow Democrats and
cndeavor to induce them to do better. I.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

q. B. Fullings, ESQ.,, recently appointed
collector for the sixth district of North Carl
olina, has entered into the required bonds,
and left for Washington yesterday morning.
Mr.. Fullingsi is q gentleman of integrity and
business energy, and at the same time af
ire-tricd Republican; and we have no
doubt his appointments will give great salts
faction to the Republicans of his districtT
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

"A most unnatural and soulless umfderSi
we are reliably informed, says the WadesT,,
boro ATgysi waso committed upon a child
recently in Union county. u It seems that
Jesse Grifkp's wife, and the mother Of the.
child Miss Ramsey, who was raised BY the,
Griffins. are the accused parties, and the evi-,
dence points strongly to their guilt. A son !.
of Jesse Griffin is the reputed father Of the,
child, and it is supposed that for the double,
purpose of screening him and relieving I
themselves of burden, they put the child
to death. Jesse Griffin is reported to be y,
notorious villain. The heinous trio await
further investigation in the Jail of Monroe.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

J.T. Harris, Esq, has been appointed
route agent on the N. G. r. r. between
Charlotte and Greensboro, vice w. J. Ed
dins. Mr.. Harris is well known to the peo-
pie of the State as member of the Consti.
tutional Convention, of which lie was young-
est member, and also of the Legislature
where he made many friends, who will be
glad to hear of his appointment 1dsod Z"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The Business Monitor man thinks we are
= whale We may be, as his Typographical
mistakes are enough to make any one otu0-
her
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

Mr.. W. F. Henderson, of Davidson county,
charged with mule .stealingr was Sried sts
Forsyth Superior Court recently and acquitt-
ed. The prosecutor had to pay the costs.
We never believed Mr.. Henderson guilty,
aad-always thought the case was pressed
into Court by some one who wanted to- exer-t
else spite or revenge Western Democrat
Just what we said, and the Democrat hon.
estly confirms our statement. I'D vel SIT
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

The Council Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Diocese of Virginia is IN ses-s
sion at Fredericksburg. The churches are
reported in better condition than previous
to the war. Bishop Johns, in his address,
deprecates in the strongest terms the Ritu-'
alistic tendencies of many members Of the
church, and appealed to his brethren to aid
in keeping the church on the scripturat
basis of the book of Common Prayer. The
Bishop confirmed $40 persons during. the
year. aiets SD gratro1 sd1 ii nana1 Bio
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

d. : T..
IMPROVEMENTS IN CHARLorrE.@ Among
the most prominent buildings now being
erected in this city, says the Democrat, is q
large store house for E. NJ Holt & Co., on
College street-a new firm which recently
opened an extensive retail and wholesale, es-g
tablishment under the management Lof our
friend Col L. s. Williams staaiiasiH iassaesg
A number of dwellings are under process,
of construction or about being commenced
among them the fine residence of Nj. John
L. .Morehead. Hi,"i y'9' s'''9
The elegant new building Of r. Y. Nc
Alden, Esq, is now completed, and we do
not hesitate to say it is the finest and best
finished structure in tile State. We presume.
it cost $4,000 or $4,000, aais i,sitIsa &
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The Cuban Revolution.

nc reports VI Ine Giliure III tHc Ouudu
insurrcction and the discouragement Of tile
revolutionists which have been so freely 1
circulated by the Spanish officials are proven
false, not only by the words of the insur-
gents but by their actions. The recent heavy
losses of the Spaniards in engagements in
which they had large force proves that
the insurgents are not only doing good
fighting but are bringing together larger
masses of troops than ever before sFhissr
is plain proof that the revolution instead Of
weakening is rapidly gaining strength. The
Spaniards hold only Havana, Matanzas and
few other cities, while the rest Of the is
land is under the control Of the patriots
The Spanish troops are too few to do more
than make ineffective sorties, ant the home
government can send no more troops except
now and then beggarly unarmed detach-
ment of volunteers" gathered from the
jails and streets of Spanish cities. The re-
cognition of Cuban independence by Peru is
also a fatal blow to Spain, and is the guar
antee of Cuban success Peru and Spain
have been at war. and, although Spain
has desisted from active hostilities,
peace between the two countries has never
been declared. Peru has iron-clads in
Cuban waters which can easily sink any
Spanish man of-war they may encounter.
Aid in men, money and arms is rapidly
pouring into Cuba, and the revolutIonsts
are increasing while the Spaniards are de-
creasing. Under these circumstances the
success of the revolution is sure and the
independence of the Cubans nearly attained.
The request of Captain General Dulce to be
Immediately relieved from his command is
in itself an acknowledgement of defeat. The
qustion now is, after independence -what9
The murder Of Sheriff Colgrove is the
cause of great excitement in Jones, Lenoir
and Craven counties. We regret to hear
that violence is being committed in Jones
county, and that threats of retaliation are
being made. This is all wrong. The law
and the law alone has the power to punish
the guilty. When the law becomes power
less it may be different, but we have yet to
learn of any portion ofNorth Carolina where
in the authority of the law is resisted. Assas-
sination should not be met with assassina
ton, nor guilt with guilt In such cases the
innocent often suffer while the wicked es--
cape punishment We wish to do justice to
all parties and shall not discuss this matter
fully until we have all the facts of the case
before US. Then we shall ventilate the
whole subject and demand the punishment
of the guilty, be they who they may. In the
meantime we shall refrain from saying any
thing upon the subject, as we believe that it
is of too much importance to the people to
be lightly discussed upon insufficient infor-
nation. We call upon the well disposed
| people of those counties to discountenance
all attempts at violence and to leave the
affair where it belongs-in the hands of the
law. The people may rest assured that even
and exact justice will be done, the outraged
laws be vindicated, and peace and quiet be
restored. t't 4.''' u l't-ii 80
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09

Last Saturday J. N, Bunting, Esq, Clerk
of the Superior Court of Wake county, act;
ing under decree of that Court, sold by
auction, at the. Court House steps in this
city, 1850 acres of land, about 900 acres of,
which is located IN the fork Of Neuse river
and Crabtree creek, in Wake county, and !
remaining portion lies near BY. This land I,
is very fertile, large portion of it is cleared,
and the tract is susceptible of being made
the best farm in Wake county. ID. A.
Wicker, ESQ.,, acted as auctioneer, and thsr
land was bid off by R. G, Badger, Esq at.
torney, who We understand was acting for
other parties, for $13,625. n q; s-I,;Igeiss asl
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-09
STATE ITEMs.T

The Insane Asylum is filed b its utmost
capacity by sss inmates. Under the super
intendence Of Dr.. Grissom these patients are
well cared for, and many have been sent
away perfectly restored to sanity
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CONSUMPTION.


DIR Scnr>,ks PULM">IC SYEUr for the cure Of
Cough colds AMI Consumption.
DR S,mENrKs SEAwEED IuSIC for til" cure oil Dys-
Isia md all tho Dehhtrd conditions of the otonia h
in. ~cIrNCK'- MA>pENkE Puts for Diseases OF the
Liver. or to act gentle lurgatlNc.
All Of these three medicines are ofrn required in
carine Consumption, though the lumonIc syrup alone
ht- cured many dr-VcrIt, cases. h sawed Tonic
and llauankr Iill- assis, uuitin. the stomach
and Liver and Lcip hi iuuoui' syup to digest and
arc tuoug the blood ycscls, 3. "hch me us cure
is III, ,tcd.
No m, dc..- are cou-cirntiOu-ly offered to the
public ~ tn only sc. rtain and reliable remedies
Tor Pulmonary Consumption, and ur al those morbid
cni. u- o. th, body which lead O. that fatal disease
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia often fOrtrunnrrs ct
Consumption and when they uEiuI!c-t themselves TN !
Icquir, he mot prompt attention
ibe Iu,mouic SyIUp i medicine which has had "A
lon, pro. alton before the publ IT. Vauc has r, II
proved by the th,sand= OF cures has mad through a
ne, led mcr. tLl.I thutyii,c year in ali OF which
tim its reputation hL cOuztaLty lncr' '- d. and the
mott obstinate" skcp.icsin can no longer ""ui 'h''t
81 rom DIV ~ Ich may be- used with comic, nee IN all
c,-cs which admit OF a cure
If the patient will rIn-y follow the direction
which .ccomu"uv Zach hottlc, hc viii certainly Il
cured ii lis mulz not too much wasted to nsk,
- ,,-iir. Iy,.n in cl-r- supposed TO ho iuCurable
when friend and phvsc have epalred the use o
;L m,dciuc has saved ia" life OF The patient and re-
store him 20 peri C n- 'lth. =.
Dr SchcucS himself wis cured in ps'clseIy such Cur
c.lisa ccs. aud many other have been equally iortt
nate rs iudicou-ly making tim ~ u-e o. ir >chench
rcmcdi,-.
pr scLc,ck does not ~ that all cl=ei of l'uonAIl
'o.s.:.ptyu within the reach OF MEDICINE nut Ii
cni that often ~ hen pati Mt have tn
mot tla "a H.; symptom, such IL = vio! ut cough
,or -. chilli. uicit ci., and raj iility c'"
to =ru de, r, tItt they ere obliged To Ia IN be d, an
w.cu they given up by tier rhys ian. til y ma
ztl Ice rd. No medic u " aturnt cal create NV
Ia - but hen the lungs very badly Diseased an
TO : cXtrnt d,--trpHcd cue my hc en- cttd b
DR.. >ch,uck u.cdcinc-.
a. s,cryiuluUs diseases tnc.c !icin are eqIu
" efcIt Ut. DR.. = hent his photographs OF nuIIbt
OF pcr-on- who have been nearly covered With runni.
sores and now all h. aed up. lhis shows its puriyln
r.fr. NylI u
lungs.
In The treatment of Consumption, it Is Of the utnlo
importance give vigor and healthy tone to the ~
tpni Hence il necessary TO streng hen the appet
of the pa lent and improve the digestion. frop'
pourishneut Is requi,ed together With such means
will make the food casiy digestibe. The articles mo
suitable furtne le OF consunptye patients are des
a;sd in Dr. sehepcss A!nalacs, which are distribute
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
LUdjPS' Social CjTcfP.

In compliance with notice given from
the desk. the young ladies Of the North
Church Society. met Monday. 2. VI. and
organized Il Ladies Social Circle" with
the view Of having during the winter Sc
reS of sociabIes. The first OF the series
will be given Tuesday next. Nov. 30. and
a general interest and attendance is solic-
tied. Ladies invited in the afternoon to
bring with them such edibles as will suit
their own convenience, and gentlemen to
tea at 6t o'clock. \ fee of 10 cents only
VIII he required. to meet current expenses.
and, an opportunity given the young pco-
pie during the evening to become MEM
beers OF the society. Per order of Com
mittce.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

Inc congregation worShipin% at the
North church III this place have been IA
vorcd for a number of weeks past with the
services of Rev. John :. {. Abbott. the
wcll-knOWm historian. In his bIict stay
among Us he has enlcdrcd himself to
many hearts by his fatherly affection.
earnest picy and untiIng devotion in his
Masters cause. TIE church has been
filled with attentive hearers each Sabbath.
and our people think themselves fortunate
in being permitted to sit under his instruc-
ion cven for - bIict Il time. Mr. Abbott
Conn, where hc has accepted AN invita-
tton to supply the pulpit of one OF the
"hurchc, there for one year.
We had the pleasure OF call on
"Wednesday from Gen. \. ". Fisher. of
Raleigh. North Carolina. now aliutant
general of the state. Gen. Fisher i
on Il brief visit t. friends in Danviic. and
will return to his pos; i'll Il few days. On
the whole the General %ives rather IA
vorablc account of the progress of recon-
,truction in his state. although there are
yet two or three counties in which the ku-
kiuX assault. abuse. and even murder the
colorcd people. None of these outlaws
ever have been. nor can they be. convicted
and punished a> lon" a. public sentiment
among the whites remains a. il i. On the
other hand. the cOlurcd people are making
cOmmcndablc progress in civilization and
cducalion.- lar "ut>trjpu@ the poor
whitc>.-and giving fair promise of max
in@ rood citizens.
II i with pain that we have to record
this Week the death OF Mr.. l.. I. Merrill.
of III" firm of Fairbanks x Co... New \ DIRK.
He died at his residence in Brooklyn. the
2lth inst. from injuries received by being
thrown from his carriage the 10th. Al
though terribly iniurr! about the head.
and two ribs broken. hopes were enter
taincd of lis recovery until within a day
OF two OF hi> death. Mr.. Merrill had been
4 mrmbcr-with Mr. VIM. Il. Hatrll-ot'
the firm OF Fairbanks u Co. tor ab,Gi
fifteen year.. He WAS Il man OF >tcrlin"
worth. and had rudcarrd him-clfto Il large
circle 81 friends and acquaintanco>. lie
leaves Il wife and TWO c,ildrcn.
Oar town has been tull OF railroad mcn
the past tcw day. Besides the men who
would Ice contractors. and the engineers
the executive committee met here on Tues
day. consisting ct Lieut.. GOV. IIrudrt.
Co. y. Il. JrWrtt. Mc>sr>. Franklin Fair
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has lately died-George Peabody-he ur"-
ed upon his hearers the Importance of do
in" good while living-cf using the talents
and money entrusted to them as stewards
OF One to whom they must some day give
Il strict account.
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dNarriagfs.

In thi- p.ac,, Nov. ., by Rev. VIM. W. Thsyer, Mr.
y T. lowering il. of Lyndonvilie, and Mis- Adelaide
Wright of -. Johu-bnry. No car L.
Ca the ming Of Nov, 10th, by Rev. j. + Saukey.
of the nitcd Prcsb, tcrin church, Mr. W. j. Dickson
of san Rafael Cal. and Mis- Jennie H. barr u Rochcs-
ter. y. !.
IN lTlshurs, Nov. 18th. by Rev. Mr. Ingrahali, Mr.
EIwa.d Co.'s Of 81. Johnsbury and Miss Anna A.
Nogcv If Irl-Iur.,
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FOR SAL +

FIJI TEEN III NpEED ACEtS CT TIMBfE LAND,
OF any part Thereof growth PncI paly ~ and II c:I-
lock. situated l. the -outh-N'rt part 81 lra IA,
near the prop red Railroad f7ol Montp, her Well
xiv JACOB BLANCHARD.
l., achan, Vt, Nov. a. l>aY ~.-sg.
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Casinos Lounss & Spring Mattresses,
:E- lie is selling thc1-o,y now.
PAYABLE GIARTFRIY

FROM the dat Oh TN. lice all demands for oil
lhELE MONTHS stSndInE. t i. dc-iei that thor,
whom the Doctor is owing, wiz k. no otT,nsr M IN,
adoption OF thu rule VI. &. 81 uTn\ " n
81. .ohushury, VI, oct. -, le6 81
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FARM FOR SALE.
Shall le have our Streets Lighted ?

II would be good Thing if we could have stree'r
hshtcl thcse iA nights IL il almost dangerous get
ting about Tith't Il liant rn But while are crop
ing sr"uhd IN the ark, we b. thinking how COM
Portable btyben No oct home th.i ia II wa ar,
supplied with
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Cuisines 4tutlrcS.

\ Fair and 'lahlrauX are 10 he held
at the Catholic CGurch on the 22l. I'D,
; It'll, 10Th and Doth OF thi- month. sin
.,ic admission. 2jct>.. season tickets :
Doors open every evening at & ]. tahIrau1
rdmmcuct at !. UO-Ot
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NOTICE.

AL demands due the subscriber, to save cost, mus
II. ~ HUNTER.
St Johnsbury, Nov. :, 1869. o5-s..
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DARTMOUTH CO.. ZOE

The Chandler Scientific DepartIn,, or.-s , THOR
UUGH PRACTICAL EDUCAIlON. FOR cn,sioul ,r.
spp.y u PROF. j. :. GOODMAN
7O-'o NOV. 7, y. IL.
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7 q. =, t a a NJ
stated inrctin-, \oNca Ter i.
l.. II. lII.AID, Soy.
IIAsV,,LL CHAPTER. No. II. P. ). :!
E,..ulr meeting. FRIDAY eve. \"vcmicr l." l>''.
/. =. pALIu., >,GctIry.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. ..
stated Conceive NoycInhcr 70, I>';!.
!. l.. rEl;ni\S, Commander.
CALEDONIA LODGE, I. O. OF o. +,
Lod-, i;oomir Hale Block. L. Il. IT. Regular meet
H., every Monday Il ,uii.4 - :. O'Clock.
JOHN y. GALE. secretary.
Ed cr and chcr-c almost Indispensable articles
food r.opcry used, they uu;riiicus and healthy
bur an iuoidinltc of either cause indigestion an'
dyspepsia. r,r-on- Purg:ttivr Pill judicou7ly used
" al remove both of the, troubicr