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1N EQUlTY-kERsHAw.

IN EQUlTY-kERSH
Twenty four Vatuuote farms for sutr. y. IT,.
Kirkpatrick, administrator, vs. Jas. Chestnut
ct al.
Before the Courthouse in Camden OFT the first MON
DAY in March next, will be sold,
SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND, belonging to the Estate of John Chestnut de.
ceased ~
The sale OF this large tract situated in the imme-
dlate vicinity of Camden, and to be disposed OF in
small and convenient parcels, offers Ane opportu-
turpentine FARMS ~
ceed1ngs and expenses OF sale; balance on credit of
one. two and three years. vita interest payable an
nualiy, secured by bond, good securities and mort
gage OF premises sold. Purchasers to pay for pa-
pers, recording and revenue stamps.
. colonel W. M. SHANNON will furnish all informa-
uoa concerning said lands to any person applying.
j. d. DUNLAP. special Receiver
Camden. q. G., February Is, 1868
February II via
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BUs1N E,ss Nor1c4s.

@THE ATTENTION of dealers is invited to th @
auction sale of new crop sugar and molasse, careo
of schooner Frank & Emily by Messrs. j. A. Enslow
Co.. on Palmetto wharf, at IL O'Clock this day
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(atg Engine Houses and Lots.
by Y. r.. CAKES

Will be sold, on TUESDAY, % March. at the Old
fostofice, at IL O'Clock
Two ENGINE HOUSES AND LOTS belonainR to
The BUILDING AND LOT, east side Arson
street. near Laurens, recently occupied by the
The Bai ding and Lot lately occupied by one
OF the City Engines, situated at the northwest cor
ner OF washington and Inspection streets.
Condidons-Hulf cash; balance in one year. with
and stamps. FEBRUARY *
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Store NO. Is, South side Hayne- street.
\ BY Y. Il. OAKES.

Will be sold on TUESDAY. I'd March. at the Old
Postoficc at IL O'Clock,
That three-story BRICK STORE. No. 13. sonh
4 GO Ycaths: hr:ft heaonW 1oW occupied by Messrs nrahe
and lit feet in DEPTH store 80 teet deep and IN
plete order.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stam 8. Fahruarv 81
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LARGE SALE Of REAL ESTATE II

LARGE SALE Of KEAL ESTATE IN
ALLAN la. GA.
VIII be sold on the first TUESDAYin March by the
Administrators of William Herring. deceased
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First. magnificent FAMILY MANSION four.
teen rooms with necessary osets and ou houses
situated on Peacht ee-sreet in first class neigh
borhood in every respect
Second. Seven CITY LOTS within ore hundred
ieet OF the Statehouse and Flr.t Baptist Church.
TOUR OF which have improvements on them: one Of
these has good eigh-room brick house 1nished
throughout with closets.
Ihlrd BRICK oTOREH0U-E and Kitchen in
the most desirable business part of the city. on
Wmtehal-st eet. fronting 27 fest on Wh,tehailsreet
and running back one hundred and nineteen feet
with the right Of an alley. '
Fourth. An excellent FARM of ITO acres on Peach
tree ncad, four miles from the city; fiity acres of
cotton land, with gOod peach orchard and GOOD
fencing. eO0'
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and Accounts and stocks in several Manufacturing
companies Mr.. Herring having been loue resi-.
dent OF Atlanta, he selected the most desirable prom
erty both as to present and prospective value: con
sequenfly every foot oferej is NO. 1 in every re.
spect.
IerRs-One-third cash; the balance in four and
eight months with interest from day of SALE
J. w. HERRING,
w. T. HkRRING
\. \ I,rynNM I; ANG5ER. administrators
February 13 DSc 10
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- THE PRoPRIEToRs OF "Whann's Raw Bone
supe1phosphate of Limo cordially invite farmers
dealers aad others interested in procuring first
class manure, to call and examine their works. sec
process Of manufacture, inspect tho ma terials
used. They have secrets, give full value and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the tan
dard analysis. Ciaahern. Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale of in Augusta and Charleston
February as 1mo
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IHEA aE.-Tao second performance Of the
Mdaummer Nights Dream passed off smoothly and
success tul last night The nsion of Puck the
panorama Athens, and the other scenic effects Of
Ire piece ere admirably rendered, and the exquisite
daocne Mile. Dl AMI elicited, as usual storm Of
epriause
~ ,sF heard the desire very generally expressed
that re farewell appearance of the company on
aSatnrduv evening the White Fawn should be again
sAresanteu
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Elegant Private Residence at corner Of ORANGE
and Zrddd streets.
w. Y. LEITCH & II. $. BRUINS,

AuCttOneers.
BY virtue Of order of sale to mo directed by the
Hon. Geo. 8. B yam, Judge Of tho United States
Court for the District OF South Carolina will sell
at public auction on TUESDAY, 9th March. at II
O'Clock A. M, at the Old Postofice,
That very desirable and spacious RESIDENCE at
northwest corner of Orange and Tradd streets now
occupied by the Hon. P. G. Gaillard. The House
contains -- rooms, and upon the premises are all
necessary outbuildings, with spa ious garden spot
under cultivation.
This Is Que OF the most desirable Residences in
Charleston, and is we'll situated th reference to the
business part OF Charleston, and in close proximity
to the Battery. Lot measures 10 feet on Tradd by
150 feet on Orange. e.street.
Ierms-One- ourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years, secured by bond and mortgage of the
property with interest; property to be insured and
podcy ASSIGNED. purchaser to pay Auctioneers for
papers and stamps.
LAWRENCE w. O'HFAR
Assignee Of Theodore Stoney
February Is msthmtu6
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LUSCIOUS FNUITs.-At the fruit store OF nj,
N. Klein, No. $50 Klngstroet. there can always be
had choice selection of the best tropical fruits
nuts &c. His establishment is one Of the best kept
in tho city and always abounds in delicacies that
can tempt the palate of the most fastidious.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed Of In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing:
Ieliamln Henry, colered, arrested for stealing
soce at lead pipe of the gas metre in the House of
HorGecten. Sent to The House of Correction.
MI NJ. Costello, reported for having stolen
sseve il her junkshcp in BaaufAn-sreet and ref1s-
MS to allow private >mith to examine her books he
uasine at order to do from the Captain of the
Poloe. FIJI cd $40.
Tho Chief Of the Fire Department was instructed
10 inv. stgate the Exchange street FIRE and report
rcsut 81 raa
Prince Turner, colored arrested for stabbing Hen
ry Lewis coored in the back raft the foot Of
Brood-sl leet Discharged.
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THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year in advance
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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Desirable Small Daeeltings at Aueuon.
w. Y. EEITCH & R. $. BRUINS.
Auctionecrs.
Wiii be sold at the Old Postofice, at IL O'clock on
TUESDAY. I'd March.
mat small and desirable DWELLING HOUSE,
situate at the northwest corner of America and
Blake streets, containing rooms and outbnlldings
Lot measures 80 feet front by AS feet in DEPTH more
or les'. -A0i0
ALSO,
That two story WOODEN RESIDENCE adjoining
tho ab've, and known rs No. IL Blake-street House
contains rooms and necessary outbuildings. Lot
measures 80 by As feet, more or less
lelms-One. half cash; balance payable in twelve
months with Interest secured by bond and mort.
to pay us for papers and stamps
February &c fmtba
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Gentel Residence, No. 1O6, East side of St.
Philip, one door South of Norris street.
INV y. II. OAKES

by z. II. OAKES.
will be sold. TUESDAY, I'd March, at the Old
Postof6ce, at IL O'Clock,
That well III ished and genteel iWO-AND-A -A.HALF
STORY hWELLING. No. lOs. east side it. Philip
street. containing four upright two attic rooms
Large pantry and dressing room. wide entry and
handsome stairs The House measures 18 by 40
teet Double piazzas south and east. Private stairs
On the premi is a.well finished two story XII chen
besides large ciste and WELL The dwelling is nr-
nished with gas fixtures and bells throughout Lot
measures 30 feet front and ITO feet in depth Imme
diate possession can be given
Terms canh. Purchaser to pay for papers aud
stamps. February 25
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IMPROVED CoTToN.-The persevering activity
with which Southern planters and farmers apply
ing their ability to the development Of the resources
around the the application Of the best fertilizers
and the use of the most improved insrumentalites
In the cultivation of the coil, indications that
prosperity and wealth Wiz, ere long, reward their
efforts The great staple, cotton, course attracts
large share Of attention. and the exertions to i'm.
prove 1t, both In quantity and quality, exceed i'm
measurably all previous attempts The numerously
improved qualities of cotton quite extraordinary
and some OF them most superior specimens Of
the article. Among Others which have attracted at
tention is the Peeler cotton grown in the southwest
by Mr.. r. Pee'er. Messrs. Fraser & DILL fctors of
our city, have just received from Messrs. Nanove
Hobart. of vicksburg, bale OF the genuine Peeler
cotton, sample Of which is exhibition at their
office. The specimen will be found worthy the a.
tention Of cotton merchants.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 25.-Charleston
Rotel.-P G KIRK, II Kirk, South Carolina: A q
Mandel, New York; L Lyon, Baltimore; @ Richard
son and lady, P Richardson, south Carolina; Rev
VIM Martin. Columbia; Kinslow, New Orleans:
G1llett, Augu 'ta; Thomas symmes, Columbia:
N q Csten, Sumter; J Cannon, New York; w Helm
Philadelphia; lheod re Gilman, ] Carpenter,
Ward and wife. 80 Ward. New York; g II Martin,
Balh'core: Backlngton and wife. Massachusetts:
Mrs Eldridgc New York; 81 Wilson and wife.
philadelphia; shelton, Connecticut; Ditmay.
wife, child a. servant, Miss Ditmay, Miss Kryt
ten, @ Clarkson New York; L Briggs, Connect
cut; W LANGLEY and son, New York; W Ffears.
Georgia; Zimmerman, j Courtney South Caro-
lima; j Atwatcr, Connecticut.
Pavilion HOfek.--L l. Sooner. Bamber9: M III
Lahers, Georgetown; E w Blame. Florence: Captain
Eyans. Washington; J d oleokley. Orangeburg; Chas
Bates. @; M Marco Lydra. S G; W Pickering
Johns Island; + 4 moon, Focket, Par1s; Ms G
Petting'l', Chill and servant Kingstree; Unler-
WOOD, N Y; J Gurner. Timmonsville; patter.
son, BarnweIl.
REPORTERS CRUMBs.--R. r.. Travelleck. the
Michigan mechanic. will address the working men
again tonight.
aSudantly supp led with all the latest papers.
Holmes & Macbeth have effected the sale OF the los
thirty by one hundred feet Queen.street, north OF
Archdale.street, for $60J cash.
In the of the tate aganst Bingey and Godfrey.
Indicted for highway ROBBERY and assault and bat
terry, and tried on Wednesday last, they were only
fcuRd guilty OF assault and Battery and not Of high
way robbery. stated yesterday
Tho startling developments in refererse TO the
Mayoralty did mot Ike place yesterday according 60
rumored progrsmme
There was eome idle talk yesterday about coli.
sion between prominent city ofaciai and police.
man, all Of which artook largely OF moonshne.
The Union League had meeting last night ana
elected oAicers.
It's currently lurnored that the 9th Infantry will
leave the city next tuesday for the Western prairies
Ma9ager Grau. OF the German opera. is in the city
nakin1 arrangements to bring ont the opers in sredi
table style.
The sacred concert given at st. Marys Church last
evening under the direction Of Mrs. Darbot was
saothsr success. DO % TO the music ana tho st.
tendance. -
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BRADF1RLD's FEMALE REaULAToR.-We
have often read in the newspapers OF the
grand success of medical compounds put
up at the North and elsewhere. Many
of there medicines have had their day,
and we hear no more of them. Their
proprietors have made fortunes. not 30
much from the curative powers and
virtues of their mixtures, as from the
notoriety given them by advertising, by
which people were made to believe all
the good that Was said of them. A preps-
ration is now before the public which is
becoming very popular, and is known as
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, put up by
L. III. Brad6eld & Co., of Atlanta. Such
is its curative virtues, that it has gained
widespread popularity all over the
country where it has been made known,
and it is being introduced everywhere.
We are informed that immense quanti-
ties of this medicine is being sold in all
sections of the South and South west,
especially in the city of New Orleans and
in Texas. This much we say in justice
to it's proprietors. who are gentlemen of
integrity, who would not engage in the
manufacture and sale of hambug.
N16w La Grange Reporter.
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Office County Auditor,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. DEcEMBER. ;

COLUMBIA, 8. c., DEcEMBER, Z, 1869.
/ n compliance with the provisions Of an Act
Il entitled "An Act to provide for the assess
ment and taxation of property" tho County
will meet at the Office OF the County Auditor.
on the second MONDAY u3th) Of December,
ut II o'clock NJ for the purpose of equalizing
the values OF the real and personal property.
Persons having any complaints to make re-
lative to the assessment OF their property, can
appear before the Board, and have their cases
attended to
The Board will continue in session from day
to day, meeting at the above hour daily, until
all the business before it will have bI en- dis
posed of ii. j. CALNAN,
Dec 1914 Auditor Richland County.
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COLgJMBI.A. s. G.
Friday lIorning, December 10, 1889.

REDuc1IoN m PRIoE-l lhuBpMa.-The
WnKEnH GnnANER contains more reading
matter than any other family paper pub
isbed in the South-thirty.t long
colpmns. printed in clear type. 1t is
filled with original as well as selected
matter editorials, correspondence, gene
ral news. markets, kilograms, interest
ing stories, sketches, poetry, eto. Dur
ing the early part of the coming year its
ooiuInns will be graced by highly
entertaining aouuelletle, the production
OF q: lady of this city, and which has
been pronounced by disinterested critics
as equal to the very best of marion
Harland's" works. This story is entitled
"Ofkney. or the Fortunes of Juliet ely
burn-a tale of the Palmetto State, and
will rnn through about twenty numbers
Of the "GnEANER." AS we are desirous
Of introducing the paper-which is in
every sense 'honae oonspanion''-into
every family in the State, we have de-
tormined TO reduce the yearly subscrip-
tion, price, as follows-payable, in all
cases, in advance: Single copy $2.75;
ten copies, Ito one post ofice,) $25. 90;
twenty copies $500; fifty copies $1Oo.
The, GLEAsKB and the "Rural Carroll
sidn"-the popular agricultural monthly
twill be Furnished, for one year, at
four dollars. The above rates go into
easot on the first of January, 1870.
Address orders to the PHOENIX and
GLEAlgEB Office, Columbia, g. Q.
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Commissioners Of Dasiinee6n County 10
levy o tax for the constsaction of . ocaFs
house. s
|: 4 nuuaber OF bills on the general
orders, Including one 70 amend an Act
Eentisled can Act to incorporate the CO.
|lumbia Building and Loan Association, 81
approved March Let. 1869. were read and
referred to appropriate committees.
The report OF the Committee on the
Judiciary on a bill to increase the sala-
ries Of Justices of the Supreme Court
and the Circuit Judges. was debated,
amended and finally ordered to second
reading.
The report (favorable) Of the Com
mittee on Contingent Accounts and Ex,
penses, on account of James M. Allen.
for extra work done in the Senate, was
agreed to.
At 2.45 P. NJ, adjourned.
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i BnoopiI B1oopiis sBLooDiIi-O Out; out.
I7nay, This canker spot; this seli.oon-
desSniIg fruit Ola diseased body; WITH
atsd system; impaired health; disorderea
liver; foul stomachj and other ills whiSa
Cow from this sslf-sameS cause. Bed
bIoodi Bad bloodI the primal cause Eof
all disease. HE1ArrsH's QUERN,s DE-
LIGHT. This elegant preparation is the
only true remedy yet discovered for re-
moving every disease and Symphonic OF
disease, which may be traced to bad
blood. It is truly sovereign remedy,
and thousands will attest tho truth. D10
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To ScEpTIcs almost daily receipt
of voluntary testimonials from every part
of the country, from Physicians, Clergy
men, old aud young, male and female, is
sufficient to satisfy the most sceptical
that DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT is
the most valuable LUNG BALSAM of
the age; many wonderful cures have been
performed by it, as may be seen by
hundreds of certificates in the hands Of
the proprietor. Try it, and you will
doubt no longer. D4 6
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In the active pursuit of pleasure or
gain, the inestimable blessing OF health
ia too often forgotten. until disease is
firmly seated, and the fact only realized
by great bodily and mental suffering.
The liver is the vulnerable point in most
persons, and the disarrangemento Of that
organ involves almost the whole system,
disease, there is enumerated such num-
Der of sfflictions. and we claim the Sim
mons Liver Regulator to be remedy for
them all. D4t3
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Tho Gcumenicai Council. summoned
by the Pope, opened its sessions at Rome
on Wednesday, the 9th instant. 1t is
the first time, in 800 years, that the great
synod of the Catholic Church has as
sembled, and it is only because it is
deemed of momentous Importance, in
view of the great changes of the period,
that their influence upon the church
should be considered and dealt with,
that it is now brought together. The
action of 30 important an ecclesiastical
body will, Of course, be of interest to
the whole religious world. and will be
observed and scrutinized to the last
degree.
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X EEPS on hand any and everything in the
IN way of WATCH ES, CLICKS, JEWELkY,
okECrACLES FANCY ARTICLES, etc.
Has just opened large assortment Of solid
SILVERWAKE, for the Holidays; fne TABLE
solid at el, silver-p!ated- something new
Sportsmen can obtain the very best of Ammu-
milton; Dixon's Hog-skin Shot and Powder
Flasks, Cartridges, etc. Besides a variety of
DOG COLLARS. Call and examine.
Doc IN
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Rare Chance for Investment.

TlHE Subscriber in view of contemplated
IL change i'll his business, offers for salo the
following desirable property:
One first class FL0UHINd MILL, with Belt
ing attachment.
One first class Corn Mill, with screen at
tachment.
One first class 20-horse power upright Steam
Engine, with necessary Shafting, Betting, &C.,
&c. all in complete running order, and an es-
nifty not often obtained, for any one wishing to
engage in the business.
ALSO,
The MILL HOUSE, Workshops and Dwell
ing House adjoining, now occupied by the
subscriber. To an approved purchaser, terms
will be made liberal. Il. TOZER.
Dec
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German Cattle Powder.

DeHEFA FOR the cure and prevention OF all
S&S% diseases to which Oxen, Mich
G-U Cows, Sheep and Hogs are subject.
rarMol o. Drovers and others will find this an
excellent Medicine, and none should be without
it 1t puriies the blood, carries off all gross
humors. and thus prevents disease. 1t i'm
proves their appearance and condition. When
cattle are o.. ~sed with heat, fatigue and in
low spirits doses will restore them. For
Mich Cows Z - an Invaluable powder when
calving; it Increases the quantity and richness
Of the milk and improves their worth. To
have good cattlo, take caro- Of them. This
Powder ia for sale only at the Drug Store of
Dec 10t FISHER d HEINITSH.
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Tho Township Question.

Mr. Frank Arnim, Chairman of the
Conference Of County Commissioners.
has presented memorial to- the Legis-
lature, urging the postponement for ten
years, Of the organization of the town
ships. 1t is to be hoped that the sug-
gestion will be needed. Inasmuch as
this recommendation comes from the
County Commissioners themselves, and
many of them members of the party in
power. the inapplicability of the township
system to the present condition of the
State must indeed stand out in bold re-
lief. The fact of the matter is, the
adoption of the bill by the Legislature
was an instance of legislative folly. 1t
was Northern system, totally unsuited
to this State, and entailing heavy and
entirely unnecessary burdens upon the
taxpayers. Let Mr.. Arnim's memorial
be entertained. The system is nuisance
and an outrage upon sensible legislation.
The memorial says:
"The County Commissioners of the
several counties have had their attention
ChllGu Dy Gu0 ClIlLcuS W buc VI
the Act, and have been invited to confer
about the objections that have been urged
to it. The opinion entertained is, that
the impoverished condition of the State,
at the present time, renders it impossi-
BILE for the people to pay the additional
taxes which the requirement under this
ACT provide for, and in view of this
opinion it was deemed worthy of the at.
tention and consideration of the Confer
ence of County Commissioners of the
State, in the proper discharge of theil
duties to the people of the several coun.
ties, to represent to the Legislature the
necessity of postponing tho organization
of townships for period of ten years at
least, at the expiration of which it is to
be hoped that the State will be in pros
porous condition.
''The counties of the State, laid out as
the law directs, would be snb.divided into
townships of not less than thirty-six
and not more than 100 square miles in
extent. The State contains 81, 900 square
miles. Let us suppose we divide the
State into townships of fifty square miles
each, it would contain TAO townships
which will require, according to the Act
seven officers in each township. The Law
allows $1.50 per diem for each officer
Say, for argument, that these officers are
on daty $50 days, at $l.50 per day
per annum it would amount to $1.575
If one township amounts to $1,575
TAO townships would amount, per annum
to 81, 165, 500. We have no doubt bu
most of these officers would be on duty
for the greater part of the year. Yor
will perceive by these figures the enor
mous expense this township bill vii
incur. This is only paying the salarie.
Of officers, whose pay will be the small
sum of $3.50 per day, for which no com
petent man, if he honestly discharge
bis duty. would be willing to give hi
services"
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvELoPEs.-A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes. OF
latest styles, has just been received:
which will be printed in imitation OF en-
craving, and at less than one-tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
Office.
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ooh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
langn age of the invalid who uses SoLo-
MONS BIrTKRs. N21
"Just the thingi' Such 10 the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who nee SoLo-
MONS BITTKRs. N2l