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Try Again, Mr. nIerryman!

4 special committee of the Scott party
have issued a lugubrious address, in which
they quote the declaration Of General Ker-
shaw that "every emotion OF his heart and
and every thought OF his mind" was in ac-
cord with the secession movement i'll 1860.
They then ask: 'tAre these the men whose
''wisdom in the past or whose present aims
sand sympathie5, make them worthy of the
confidence of q people whose homes have
''been desolated, and their wealth wasted,
"in the cause OF dtsloyalty and secession" :"
The plain English OF it is, that General Her
shaw cannot be honest now because he was
secessionist ten years ago, and has never
regretted that he battled so nobly in de-
fence Of his native State. This tempts US to
ask The Scott party how they can venture
to repose confidence in Judge Orr and Colo
mel Graham. Judge Orr was Confederate
colonel and Confederate senator. In 1866
he entreated the General Assembly 10 refuse
to ratify the Fourteenth constitutional
amendment. Only few months ago lie de-
nounced the South Carolina Radicals rs
men who are "ignorant, corrupt and dis
"honest" Yet Judge Orr is to be trusted,
his political lucubrations are the text book
of Radicalism, and soft scat on the Su-
preme Bench is already warming for his re-
ception. Colonel Graham was a Confederate
soldier and lid his duty in the army. AT
the eleventh hour he becomes q Republican,
in name, and he, also, is welcomed as a
prodigal son to the bosom ofthe Ring. The
Scott party will confde in Orr and Graham,
who are aspirants for public office, and no
one casts in their face their Confederate rec
ord, or their hearty condemnation while
ago, OF the ideas which Radicalism honors
most. But General ]. B. kershaw-who
seeks no Office, and will accept none-
is not to be trusted, because, forSooth, ten
long years ago he was the advocate and
supporter OF secession.
The Scott committee may succeed better
next time Let them try again.
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in South Carolina who would not take Gene
raj Kershaw's simple word in preferenceto
Moses's oath. - -

THE progress Of the Union Reform can
vass is most encouraging, but much remains
to be done. Now is the time for committees
and subcommittee to be actively at work.
The standard bearers Of the party have
worked with unfaggipg energy, and have
addressed the people in twenty-nine OF fthe
thirty-one counties in the State. 1t is now
the turn of the people.
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REMEMBER that every vote counts on the
general ticket Your legislative aud county
tickets will be elected as surely with five
hundred majority as with thousand. But
the difference in five hundred rutes, on the
general State ticket, may give the Reforners,
or their opponents, the election.
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EVEN if YOU cannot secure q Reform ma
jority i'll your precinct, strain every nerve to
make the Reform vote as large as possible.
This must he done for the sake Of the gene
ral ticket
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An1nsen1er1ts.
d OIL L E B. SIX ATING
IG - At

il Il
= THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. L
The assemblies wffF be as follows MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to 9 O'Clock and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-past to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chill
dren rs cents. Tickets in packages Of twelve, 49,
Use Of Skates, 25 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies, Ladies and Children, in
Guiding use Of Safes, Is cents; Gentlemen includ.
ing use of Skates, so cents.
Season tickets OF admission (good for all assem-.
blles during three monthsl for gentlemen S.; for
ladies So; for gentlemen and Lady 81 so.
san21-3mOs
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COLON 1ies.
Gopartnrrsllip Noliefs.

TlHE UNDERslG HAVE THlS DAY
i associated iie.nseres fvr tie pufpoSG ss !, VI
AGE aud Grnera: Cc,nmiss:on Business In ihs
city, under the iIrm name o. SIEiNME{Eh Il
Stokes. J. Ii. STEiNMErER, Jr.,-
Charleston p. o.
VIM. GrOKES,
B.anchvillc, 7. o.
ollice and Fond, West Emit IroHl street, South
Side
Charleston. September l, 1870
sepo-fuw1moHGC
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Lost ann fonno.

T OsT OR STOLEN, A PALMETTO
IL WALKING CANE, with silver head on
which owners name is engraved. A liberal r.
ward will be paid II left at this office. sep2S
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The Way to Have u Fair Election.

1t will be seen by the accompanying cor
respondence that General Kershaw agrees to
the proposition, already assented to by Mr..
Ransicr, for the appointment Of joint COM
mittee for each election precinct in the
State, which committees shall remain with
the ballot-boxes from the time that the first
ballot is deposited until the votes are finally
canvassed. These committees cannot, OF
course, control the conduct Of the managers
and commissioners Of elections, nor force
them to act fairly and in accordance with
the law. But the presence Of the commit
tees will either prevent fraud, or it will af
ford the means for exposing the fraud, as
well as furnishing the wrong-doers. If,
therefore, the plan be carried out in good
faith, both parties will have all the protec-
ton, in tie matter OF polling and canvassing
the votes, that their members expect or
desire.
1t is due TO Mr.. Ransier to say, that, from
the beginning, he was perfectly willing to
accept the proposition made to him on be-
half OF the Union Reform party, and we
hope that there will be no unnecessary delay
in taking such action as will enable the joint
committees to he appointed at once:
Rooms OF THE
REPUBLICAN, STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
CHARLESTON, S. G., September u, 1870.
To Major {. W. SeiJels, Secretary and Treas
urer :.Union Reform Party" Columbia,
S. c.:
SIR-Captain F. W. Dawson and others Of
the ''Uuion Reform Party" have spoken to me
on the subject Of the ensuing election in this
State, setting forth. their desire to have joint
committees appointed for each polling pre-
cinct throughout the State, say two from each
party, whose duty it will be TO see that fair play
is had at the polls, and in the canvassing OF the
votes, to which heartily agree. Mr.. Cardozo,
Mr. Mackey and Nlr. Nash, Of the Republican
Executive Committee. to whom have spoken.
concur Of course it will be matter for the
decision oil the county canvassers as TO wheth-
er or not these committees will be, as such,
permitted to witness inqulsItorially the can
vassing of the votes. In my Judgment, the
pi;in OuSHl w oicCotuuiehu iseit W oo1ii POI 'iSS'
In any case. / shall do what / can in this and
every other way legitimately to secure fair
election. Though candidate myself, should
spurn from me the thought of occupying an
office that has been secured by fraud or vio-
lence.
do not think that the Reform party" need
fear. whether this plan is adopted or not, that
the Republican party intend to elect its cand-
dates BY any other than fair and legitimate
means An early reply will much oblige
A. J. RANSIER,
Chairman Republican State EH. Com.
E. W. NJ MACKET,
Secretary Rep. State Ex. Com,
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NOTICE.-MRS. PAULINE DUFORT
IN takes this method Of informing her friends
and pat rons that she Is now PREPARED for giving
Lessons In the French Language. A Class VIII De
formed for Boys by the lst OF OCTOBER, also one
for Girls. Terms made known on application az
No. 20 Wentworth street. sep27-l2N
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Meetimas.

DEFoRM CLUB, WARD LA MEET
hsfNG OF she Climb viii beHteid YHIs (Wednes-
daI) EVENING, halfpasts O'Clock at Hibernian
HALL "A general attendance OF the residents OF
the Ward Is urgently requested. Delegates TO the
Nominating Convention will be banotted for, ana
prominent gentlemen will address the meeting.
BY order OF President Fl. E. Young.
sep2S STEADMAN, Secretary.
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TH'E EXERCISES OF THE MISSES
MARSHALL'S School will be resumed on
MONDAY, October I'd, at their fathers residence,
corner Meeting and Reid streets. sep2S-WlM3
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uIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.

The Exercises Of this Institution will be re.
sumed on MONDAY, Sd OF october. Instruction
given in Latin, Greek, French, German, Mathe'
matics, and the higher branches OF English.
Terms Of Tuition Sc per quarter, payable In ad'
vance.
No extra charge for French German or Sta
tiOnery. W. r. klNGMANi A. NJ,
sep23-e Principal.
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Eoirhl..2.

DoARGlNG.-TRANSIENT AND PER
Id MANENT BOARD can br obtained al the
King Mansion, corner .! George and MeeiinS
Streets, at reasonable terms. sep2S-ilnH4F
pnARD.-FANILiES AND YOUNG MEN
- can be pleasantly accommodated at the
corner Of Wentworth and Glche streets.
sep2:-19
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Gnneation1l.

CATHEDRAL PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
" The exercises OF this School will be resumed
Oh MONDAY next, october Sd. sepZS
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From F. Montague GrlMKe, Esq.I
CHARLESTON S. c., August 50, 1910.
take great pleasure in recommending MISS
ETA A. KELLY as IN earnest, faithful and &C.
complishel Teacher She has for several years
occupied the position OF fice-Prlncipal OF the
State Normal School in This city, and eYinced In
the discharge OF her duties u degree OF tact and
ability which / have rarely seen equalled, anu
never eXceled. To great ilrmncss OF character,
she uniteS an earnestneSs ofpurpose, q eenteiiess
Of manner, and q power Of imparting knowledge.
which nsures her success as N lnstructress oi
the young.
iSignetD T. MOSTAGrE GRIMKE.
Secretary OF the Board Of Commissioners I'll the
Free Schools Of ilr CITY Of Charleston.
sep9-!mwli
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aug9
CHARLESTON AIRY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

rUlt fUCNG Ladies,
Under the charge OF Miss E. A. KELLY, and su.
perrtslon OF Board OF Patrons and Visitors, will
be opened MONDAY, October Cd.
In addition 10 the Academic Course, there Will
be II Preparatory Department, for which none
but trained Teachers VIII bc employed. Accom-.
mOllatons have been male at present. only for a
limited number. Those desiring 10 enter pupils
will make application at once, at No. 50 ST. Philip
street. Hours for applying, A. NJ to Il NJ. and
3to4P. n.
From number Of testimonials, the following
have been selected 10 enlist the favorable consid.
Grafton Of the public:
From Hon. c. g. Memminger, Hon. Henry Bulst,
!: Hon. q. II. SimOnton. Hon. W. D. Porter, Hon.
W. Aston PriIge, AMI John Russell, EsG.]
CHAKLESTOS, =. C., August 80, lST0,
Miss ETA \. KELLY has been Teacher Of the
Of the first Class Uf girls at The State Normal
School for the last three years. anu as Commits
sioners Of the School, we hal tile opportunity Of
closely observing her qualifications us Teacher.
Her knowledge In all fhe branches taught is nc.
curate and thorough. and she has, IN nigh de-
gree, tile faculty Of mparting 1t and making 1t
Interesting to her pupils. Her discipline Is admi-
rally compounded VI hrmness aud good temper,
and we feel warranted.in view Of all her qualhca
tions, In recommending Miss KELLY ~ one oil
the best Teachers within our knowledge.
iSigned) G. G. MEMMINGER
HENRY BUST.
CHARLES H. slMoSToN.
". ID. PORTER.
". ALSTON PRINGLE.
JnUE RUSSELL,
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oFF.cEzs.
VIII. pECKHAM, President.
VIM. T. HOOKER, vlce.Presideu;.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper j Bros, e1
MAYOR New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
wn. Nj. vermtlye, Banker, (Termilye Co.,
uhas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George opydyke, ex.Mayor New YORK.
Hinot G. Morgan, Banker.
Thouus RgEey, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Renj. z. Shcrnlan, Treasurer New fork steam
Snga1 Refining Company.
Aaron Ar5od Firm OF Arnold, Constable q 20.
Richard Il. Bovine, Wesmore i Bovine, Lawyers.
E. Y. uau1hwnrt, Firm E. Y. HaughWout 10.
Vim. wikers. Firm Of Wilkens d 10.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
TIn. W. Wright, McrCnaDs
CHARLES !. starr, Mcrchant
VILLAIN Alitn, Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banger, Palmyra, y. Y.
;;ec. r. Hone, President Continental Fice Insur-
ance company.
SohE &. Sherwood, Park Place.
e.s:rln H. pecSnan. corner Fifth Avenue and
T"r:tr-t.iird s!rae:.
Edwarl & Wrlsnt, Newark, N.3.
Geo. ". Fnr;ee, Counsellor.
r. l.. Cogswel. Merchant.
KElM l. IssERTEL,
u:ne.a! Agents fer South Carolina and Georgia
ONCE No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, S. O.
Dr.. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician
ian12
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For Gnlt.

ToISE OLD HYSON TEA ONE DOLLAR
r A POUND, n; METz'S GROCERY, corner
Olpeu a,d Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.
iuly ,G-.;uOJ*
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1870.
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Chairman Ex. Com. Union Reform Party.
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1n1os REroRM NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,

HON. R. B. CARPENTER. OF CHARLESTON
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MlarI)inern, &l.

MEETING STREET FOUNDRY
THIS ESTABLISHMENT 1s NOW FURNISHING TIE NJ
PROVED
MCCARTHY C0TT TON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
OF various sizes, on hand
Improved Vertical and Horizontal Corn MILLS,
Sugar Mills, Sugar Boilers and Pans, Of all
sizes.
Horse.powers and Gin Gearing from to ID feet
in diameter.
Improved Lever Cotton Presses, for Hand, Power,
Saw and Rice Mills.
Machinery and Castings OF sA descriptions made
to order.
Particular attention paid to House Fronts and
Castings for Buildings, Gratings, Ctstern Covers,
SASH Weights, &C., &c.
WILLIAM S. HESEREY,
MACHINIsT AND DUNDEE.
No. s14 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, 9 ?.
sug4 mws
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PsRV OF VIEW YosK, Msaca 20, 1870.
ARRIVALS.

REpokTEpBY THE HERALD STEAM YAcHr5.
Steamship aisssaippi Henry, New Orleans March 1s. st
SAN, with mdse and passengers, TO Frederic Baker Had
800 niles sE from sou.hwes. Pass, passed steamship
Kensington, from Boston for New Orleans; 18th, 30
miles NV from Tortugas exchanged signals with ship VIVID
spanish mai steamship, bound from Havana TO Cardiff
sh 6AM or Capes OF the Delaware passed steamships
San Salvador and Montgomery, bound south.
steamship Flag Limenurner Fernandna maTch ib WIN
and passengers, to the Florida Railroad Co.
steamship Gen Barnes Mallory savannah 6S hours with
ndse and passengers 10 Livingston, Fox 4 Go.
Steamship Niagara blakenan, Richmond, Cy point and
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co March % Aosscom bearing S Sw " ~ n,es,
blue private signal with broad white cross.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan Philadelphia with nise,
steamship Hn,ville, Rsnaur, MilvIc NJ with mase, to
BarK Nantib Br, Prentice, Annoy Sept 23 with tees 10
Jan l. st Helena lb crossed the Equator 81
lon u.s. Nov 49, I6 s. Ion SC Il, experienced hurricane
from Sc to W. which hove the vessel her beam ends
where ahe laid or SIX hours the washn. overheard
erythng movcable from the decs; blew entire suit of
sails from the caskes; from lat Ss N Ion Is, had constant
westerly gales, -
days, with railway iron 20 Brett, Son A Co. Came the
southern passage and had fine weather up Hatteras
since strong NV gale and h north Of that point
10Th and lh inst had heavy gale from east; lost main
Bark Rhea tro Andersen, Shields 70 days. with coal, 70
Finch, Edge Co. Came the southern passage and bad
hne weather to Hasscras since then strong NV and Sc
gales.
BARK America N, Roper, Bremen 10 days with nsdse,
"a unkhardt Co Came the northern and had line
weather to the Banks; SINCE strong westerly gales and
been 2g days west OF the Banks Feb TO- te Banks
two large cehergs.
Bark 81 Olaf iNor, Lund, oette Ga days. with wine, to
and bad moderate weather ap to Bermuds since strong
gales frnus NV.
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Martindac. There will bo q banquet, commencing
at eight O'Clock, AZ the Continental Hotel The
President, several members OF the Cabinet, General
ISherman. Admiral Porter, and many other dstin-
guished guests VIII bc present.
General Amcs' Prospects.
Dispatches have been received by General Anes
from members OF the Legislature and other State
0ficiais at Jackson, Miss, announcing that q
caucus OF republican members had unanimously
adopted resolutions urging his admission to the
United States Senate. He Is also assured by the
same parties that he viii be reelected should his
present credentials be insufficient
Army Transfers.
Several OF the of1cers OF the Adjutant Generals
ONCE the Commissary, Quartermaster's and other
departments OF the army who were relieved under
the late general order from Army Headquarters from
duty In this city have completed their preparations
for leaving Washington, while some OF those desiR-
mated to take their places here have already arrived
in Washington.
Personal.
Count Lowenhsupt, the Swedish and Norwegian
Minister, has gone to New York to spend few days.
Colonel Dayton OF snerman's stan. 1t Is rumored.
is abour to resign. Mr.. Phillips, his fatnern-av,
died recently. leaving Colonel Dayton as executor Of
his large estate. and he finds that he win have 30
much to do IN attending TO that business that he
could not give the necessary time ana care to his
duties as an officer of The army.
Fnrmers, Produce.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue decides
that farmers are required TO make returns OF pro-
duce sold within the year. but not required 10 return
produce raised until the same is sold
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NEW YORK CITY.
Odds and Ends of Metro
pOlitan News.

The following record WIN show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyfour
nours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
mar of A nm OF
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The police made 200 arrests In Brooklyn las.
week.
There were twelve cases Of smallpox and three
deaths from the same loahsome disease reported IN
Brooklyn last week.
q. G. Hailenbcck, late Captain OF c. Company,
Fftysixtn regiment. has been elected comInandant
Of Company, Thirteenth regiment, National Guard.
Thomas R0sley, an Irish lad, In the employ OF Mrs.
O'Donneli, OF Gowanus, stole a gold chain valued
at fifty dollars from his MISTRESS and was arraigned
before Justice Delmar yesterday and held TO await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
II. W. Swift, residing at No. 40 South street, New
York and employed as watchman on board the
ship Hudson, tying at Martins stores. seriously
injured on SATURDAY night by falling between the
vessel and the dock. He was taken 10 the hospital.
Mr.. James l.. Genbrecnt, residing In Ninth street,
near Third avenue, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon by shooting himself through the head
with pistol. The unfortunate man, 1t Is SAID, was
abOring under temporary alteration OF mind at
notified and viii hold an inquest over the body TO-
day. The deceased WAS single man twentyseyen
years OF age
serious cutting ARRAY took place in Williams
burg Saturday night. At about eight O'Clock crowd
OF young rowdies induigcd their bad propensties
by throwing stones and other missiles at the
lager beer saloon OF Daniel Grouse, corner
OF North Fifth and Third streets, and Grouse
became SO exasperated at their conduct that he
seized large carving knife ana .went for them.'
The majority OF them retreated on the approach OF
the lnGuraed man, but he overlook yonDg man
named Patrick Gllr0y and Inflicted terrible wound
upon his left breast and shoulder. GIroy was re-
moved to his fathers residence IN Fourth street aud
Grouse was arrested by officer Albert Quinn and
locked up In the Fourth street station house.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH 4 ls7o-rRlPLE SHEET

ney Bennett J. King, Richard Mearcs, B. r. Cafney,
william Curtis N0yes, Harry A. Hers, the very pop
u1ar gymnast. Colonel william Il. Van Wyck was
unanimously reelected president OF the club Tor
another year ana the election resulted In The selec
tion OF Charles Dem0nico as viceprestdent Willian
Curtis Moves a. secretary and Richard Meares as
treasurer. Frank Kinney declined q TO election
treasurer, but reported 81 200 In tue treasury
Coroner FLYNN yesterday tooksthe ante. .mortem
statement or Martin Graham. OF 754 Second avenue.
who was seriously injured by being struck on the
head with an axe IN the hands Of German, who
mst00k him FOR burglar, "a heretofore published
In the HERALD. The man who struck Graham turns
out 10 be William Sachs. The injured man, who
thinks he VIII recover, states he entered the wrong
house wnile intoxicated, and encountering
. girl In the halfway with pitcher In
her hand pushed against her with 50 much
violence as to break the pitcher. Sine then
cried out for her father VINO appeared, and struR-
gle ensued between them, during which Sachs re-
ceived severe cut IN the face with weapon In the
hands or Graham. Sachs then called for MS axe
and with struck his antagonist on the head, thus
disabling him. The jury rendered verdict against
Sachs and the Coroner committed him. AZ the pri.
sOner believed he was dealing with thief and
burglar 10 the protection OF his family and property
1t is likely he will be released bail. Had Graham
made prompt explanation the resort TO violence
would have been unnecessary.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Those who them have peculiar c,earness skin I'D
small doses they admirable aperent bat doses oi
four pits and upwards they the best rest purgativa
In the vad They u fact safely enforce the principle Of
purgatou. BY ,heir use manage
able and cured They cleanse the bowels liver AMI
spleen Even the kidneys and gall bladder experience the
health giving qualities fevers, rheumatic and ina
ma.oy affections they benefit tho patient at In spott
and reapsng fevcrs their effects unrivaed becaut
they take Of the system what weakens III fact mar
physicians order Brnndre,bs pills dphesa and tor tn
reason liza, dcbily follows their use.