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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
Announcements. |
BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

BURNETTS COOKING EATRACIS are inc DeSt.
1T WILL OBLITERATE SALLowNEss, MOTH
PAroHss susBuRs CoARsrSEss ke and give msbhie
pn Of great beauty MAGNOLIA BALM viii perpe!uae the
bloom Of years the Balm The complexion Lross
CELEBRATED the hair It the hair to
humanity eraes dandruf prevents the hair from falling out or
turning gray.
THOSE FEMININE PHILIPPICs.-The ladies who
support the suffrage had good time OF last week at
Snway Hall gentlemen most favor naturally those who
vore hats purchased Of No 22 Broadway The fact is these hats
are irresistible and admits of dispute whatever
WHO STOLE THE TREATY This great ques-
answered and the country saved thousands OF DOT
an It's authors been under the protection OF
That has been broken through
A'''0D' ~ -1'- - '''''' K HOLMES, Murnyst
To THE LADIEs.-NOw is the time to free the
COMPLEXION from Moth Patches Frecks and Tan, By using PERRY
Morn II reliable and harmless Prepared
only By C-PKRRI Dernatoog ~ Bond St. NeSiork Sold
by Druggists everywhere
Among the numerous preparations for gray
the best Our Druggists Keep iot SAFE
BURKE, the Halter, will be happy to see his
friends and public generally his Old stand 30 Broadway corner OF
Funt where by fair dealing and attention. he hopes " e ooo
tDuaton Of past isYorS
DRESS SHIRTS, best fitting. finest qualities,
VAN DEEIIP & TArIoE- No &c Bowery.
al FEEL so BErTERm said the General, after
TURKISH BATHS Lexington ITenty-aith
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

9.r. yopH Ther Bar Wtne 20 ~ ~ n
'S' n ,2o 1888 \. W. e. 49, Sb.
Tso n2s S u % Wa eS;n
RKnARKs-May 49, ls70-Thermometer AZ u n, " >
sp NJ 75o: II y. M, CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue Hotel-GOv Marshall Jewell OF
Connecticut the Hon. o. W. Chapman OF Binghamton, H.
W Ohittenden OF syracuse lnSpector-Generai SaSke u
= A ana g. w Ely of Connecticut == st. Ncholas
Hotel-FraStuS Corning and James L. Walker Of Albany
and george Jerome of Detroit. Albemarle HOti-
Cen J. A Potter II. s. A., and Hiram Sibley o. koen
ester == Grand Central Hotel-Judge John Sh Is
snd Judcc W T. JOynes Of Virginia, Gen W, ~. Haihl
,on of OHIO and the Hon W. & Breeze OF south Caron
- BrevOort House-The Hon. j. V. L. Prnyn, OF Az
hany --- Aston HOuse-EXCo Congressman ,. NeWtOn
Petiis Of PENNSYLVANIA. === NewIork Hotel-Johh "
sinclair az Hew -Hampshire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
The grading of Valley

TEN Of drainage and sewerage. The gradng OF Vaiey
Vt and Eagle Rockave. Is advancing rapidly
CAPE MAY CITY-The Agricultural ASSOCIATION VIII
meet az the Court House. and will be addressed
bv Paschali Morris The annual meeting OF the Sab
viii he made by the Rev. f. T. Shields and the Hon. j. F.
Leaning.
connect this place with Oradel Station. the Hacken-
sack Extension Railroad.
TRESToS-In the Of Col. VIM. A. Treadwell, tried
counterfeiting in the u g. Circuit Court the jury
failed to agree
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22
7
FEI pr VITAL tOuNJIIEi WE
TIE HIRIE

In The report Of the Court this week
tiitrc l. one case oi unusual interest.
W. rcIcI Ia The cd>, of E,U"H 10 S,k.ni
b,%irtc!. Never before have The SAINT.
questions hrcn discussed in he \cImont
CouuI>. hose questions are. first. W han
.tIr tie powers "t rh, Prudential Com
nitlcc ! and secondly l. the rt;tlin. of
Tia" Bible Il matter 81 discipline and
good hciIaN lnr rs the ra~t already
referred il >c'.In> /" furnish tie, best H.
lu~II.itl"n~ THAI 50 can oilcI We ill
/" u correct understanding of nIr Views.
Miss Brown VIZ rnplnN,d M Mr..
Eu>srii L. teach Tie. school ia the DE
PENDANTS District II matters MOI in
the >irN> tIm We PROPOSE +" take
Whether her contract WIS i rundiIiun:Ii
one e" MOI and whether the district
we've satisfied ul di>>;,IlaIird Ia, chill
drcn Of Catholic patents objected Ia
reading the Bible al lit. opening of
school ":'ri morning. lhcN made no
nhjccIi"Ii> Ia others reading il hut they
did object I" hrin" compelled To- read
III the Bible themselves. The l'rrdcu-
Iial t"mmirtcc l"id tEc teacher, THAI
she had better c\ru>t those pupils who
Wrr" "pp">rd /" reading the Bible. To
this suggestion Mis- Brown. artua,cd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

New York citizens are getting up al
elegant silver service tnr Thomas Mast
;t> an acknowledgement Il his SrlN ic,-,
in rNpo>iu" and '"lrc"tin% official ;th,t-
ST..
\ man at raducah. n.y.. hlrarhc>
through II silver tube in his throat. and
can only talk hH placing his fingers on
the tube and manipnlH1iu" il like = pi-
amu-t",ic.
\ small child in Illinois lately climb
cd npon Il chair 10 wine it., facc on Il
hanging towel. The chair >I;rpcd i'll
the process. ana ll'' Wait WAS caught IN
the towel h> the rr:'N. where il remain
eel until dcad
\ nr4ru near Canton. tIi>~.. wished
/" Kill Il sheep. AMI held it on the track
for an approaching locomotive To per
form he deed. The sheep escaped with
Il broken lry. but the funeral Of the ne
gro took place the next day.
Charles Mcllc.. nf the ir.n a Mcli'u.
Ward y Co.. al Boston. conN irtcd III
/ le,n. with others. OF fraud ga the 60,
eminent. and sentenced to tisr years in
jail :Iud Il line OF $l0D.HU. has been
pardonri i'y the president and his line
rrmiticG.
Col. l.. +. Lawrence. u wealthy nIln
"i 80 >r.:r>. from Elgin IL i.c,;ilnc i'll
stint ii hv American huu>c Boston.
Friday morning. and Jumped ir"ln the
third story. falling upon an iruu picket
and 50 SCATTERING his lee Is Ia render
;,lnputati"n mrrt>-ar,. Hi iri'ni"~ are
fatal.
: @cEulm" huhluA disguise. capt. IIv.!
in North Carolina and sent /" General
Grant. i one of the culin>iIir> exhibit
rd ~ The dumb aninl:.l>' fam in l:"~Inn.
il i Il horrible l"">ir& ;iiI"ir. muhr 81
black cambria with Il white h"ld"I and
white inInd spots up aid dow. an,
font. The covering ion The head IiI,l
,hnu!,trr> i Of the same material. and
rnal> up into 4 high peal. There alr
t"" !"t:@. white projecting horns. h"ir,
!"g thr eyes. 4 long. red artificial nose.
d:rd r"ilc'> al" h"r,lrrcd With red.
! wager ha- been ma,lr h,-uccn
Frank lone. irlInrIi} MAYOR 81 POM o.
mouth. y. H.. and Major Dnun,aI oi
I""'ll. lone promising" !" civ, HI
geld watch N:.Iu'I ~ Id t. tho lait,t.
pro, !oiu% that hj~ iIaynJ>hip nhcrI-
hiuI I" l'Uli ~mllrlI oh q Hi,cli,a!Iun
the "a!. Limit Ia rl!y iin!, t',.:.t- mat ;Ec
tr.li j." accomplished i,iai,. Christmas.
ln' tilai !'c"iil~ at noon. 1.-,i,.>. and If
,h" mi.r> az fail. he i"ii,ii- dnii,r. L.
- "i Nr. .I"lr.~'~ l'i'ud-. l,u.h at HE
palr!c> g. Tive Na"c! weigh. Hh"Ii -,
prHHd~ .i.'I,.> hi- .inr, h.t, hr,i down
l:id b"nn1au r!i,u- fi, nJl"h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

good quality worth III Il hIshcl. nai>
Il heavy Weld and worth - cents. Corn
WI. Il large WELD also. and worth from
~ t. - cents. Last >pIimg | MEASURED
oil three arlr> ct land and >uv"d three
bushels of Norway oats. hring one bush
81 /" the :,rIc. and harvested :l3 bush
rl- TT Il hu>hrl- L. m" acne" which
gives Ncrm"nlcr,, quite IN idea Of crops
and prices IN that one at The hc~f west
ara states.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

WntKi fHtN Law. ,niIc-I,"lni
'rti al The Montpelier 'i"'chm.'a thlI,
dc>ciibr> The Washington homes "i' the
Vermont drlr.ari"l in Cnn.lr~-:
Ii is another significant fact. that q
much larger PROPORTION tham l"llmrri>
of the senators and mcmIl,.r> al Ton
1rcA> and other officials here. i!, keen
ing house. Instead al living in hotels
and loar'iiu" h"u>".. Mo>l at them
have been driven. lay the cAnIhit:nt
rent demanded iur furnished houses. to
purchase "r hiiild houses for Themselves.
Thus senator Edmund> hats one of The.
i'lca>anic>t and >unnirst little places in
Washington. situated om u HIGH tc.i:ir:..
known ~ Highland Place near The. in
tcl-cctiom of Massachusetts Avenue and
fourteenth Street. senator Morrill, has
Just erected Il plain. bat elegant hou>r.
tr"ntin" 'thr Circle on Fourteenth
Street. and nearly opposite senator Ed
munds residence. he furniture i~iluw
hcing moved in. and in i few days it
will hc followed hl the senator and his
pleasant family. Hon. ". e. smith
has rented Il iInr. furnished hulI>c. No.
lSl6 Street. where himself family and
friends enjoy the good cheer and com
forts of Il Vermont home. which can
scarcely hc had here without support .
ing cl1u"mt household. Hon. l.. t..
Poland. whose looms ALWAYS wear an
air al solid home comfort. which is
heightened 10y the inrN liable wood iirc
checrt'nlly blazing ina large open fire
place, and Hon. {. W. Willard. are set
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22


deal "t u ri.rn undtr the Statute of Yer
mont. pom II" other public officer,
are conferred -it,h arbitrary powers
/ The Emprl"i OF M"r"cr". Whose wnt
j. law. i r"t m"I,. Of = iyl.rn1 than {:
committee man can he.
Ihc statute makes il his ,lulN 10 i,ru.
vide = school l"r~,. iii,l and apprrdr.
e.. t" hi!r i teacher 10 instruct the
school and remove him W hen necessary
and /" adopt all requisite n,.,t>!irc> inl
the Inspection. examination and l""ii'
lati"n~ 81 ih' school tur Ihc improve.
lncllt al the scholars ia lcaIun.. 'N
| the decision al tho supreme court il M,
| held that The relation hctMc cen he COM
lIitIcc ami tiIt TEACHER WI simply llIa,
of employer and employee. Their, rA-
/ i~t~ in Ihc teacher ii" d'ri"r risiE,.. h'
/ teacher i Il mere hired SERVANT I'll The
district. which by !aN Is represented b,
the "nluIni'tcc. Il ;ru, a, :, mattel
"t cii>!"n, :!lld right hat I.r. teacher !,
not /" hC dictated IN the ultnlc ..N,iiI-
men; and management OF th; -,hucl
Ii tho order ui' he ,,rhuul not -uhir,l
Ia general regulations. III, traehc, H.,
rh@ uGht no duuhG IL rrt-,lG r"i,>.
We premise thar The tcavhcl a:,,: com
lnitlcr are equally Ihv Nuhi",-I. at tl,
<iatuGe law. and lIc ioinid IL "I,,l The
legal iiI.ilid.iic~ IT. IT, Jhr studies IT, IA,
l"m,uyd ~. ~ our law. each r"vr j.
/" keep "rc school ''w"visl,d with COM
lrtcnt teachers If good morals t,I ia,
instruction al the N"um" ia u!l!i.,.r,pi.%
reading. Writing. English .-.Lmmt.t:.
geography. a!iIhmrtlr. history ,,rd cot,
SIituIi"u al tn, . =. Jld good h,-it:iN
i"I : and .I'r,.;ai instruction >hali h'
given III lir geography and history
roa~lltut,"m am'l principles OF "'r"rn
n".nt at the state al NtIm"ut t.rli
Star. p. I5l. >,,.i. -.
! h'-r'. l. II" pau at OF, law Jln! ',qHjr,--
thu reading 81 the Scriptures ia lat. H.
rrirt ~sho"l. II i III" W"ih Il Tie Ic.i,h
81 /" in"ulr.u'' good nnl.Il: -iu,' IL"
"iI, IAN i, {, IrI!l GOOD ":II.,.a - lir !
az Immoral person. Ht: no" ar,"u
pli>il ;hi> an il Zee dom, L., ,"l,r
The history al Ihc world 'c-r,It,-- lhli
pea ~,r':lri"'. liz al il Nrr~h.!~ rr>ci .,'
r"lnp!i~ird H. phrp"~'-.
Il.
Gutar, can have. lou GA. -fi,,, ~: e,
mni..l and hru..ii,lal eli, 81. Hat il
might l,a,,. nu ,.ir,, uhru rraL III ilr
end eft the lash 81 u.I.l.. Tia. t,ii;lr. .,
il M, effect such 49, VIZ. .-.,!in,i e., the.
Pros, hlr # the ph.ri>,,.
j'hc .. hnul iua>t,., .ti.a -. hu..! nI!-
ll,.>> .n,ilch - ~, In.N I,-i,r,.i li,u.t
h.tN.. H., >lm..i.I move. H~iu uGr..i ~rn.I-
i,.> >rhnlIr> shall rnr,u- .n.,ir.l,d ur
o. Them hn statute. IA tn. .nn.nInn
It.. the, stand ian ,ia-, of tin. ,rut.
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Qua statute in .",c!Iliil.. ..t.d Ir.ilii!i,.
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cont. ..n one can doubt thar the ,":n-
mirrrc mllr>~ restrained h\ ,,-iriy, Law
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

A\"inlE PArI.E. BY = prospectus
h"iurc IL We, notice, that Ni T. H. Wei
ser pr"p">e> /" start 4 n'-n week y
t'aPti II, Baton. beginning with the
urw year. t" he called ILs U"n,h,r.
Nj. Webster VAS :, soldier III rh, !, hell
ION, .Ild cnrIc~p"md,d t"i the >ion,'ocI
while in the aIn,l. since the wal he
IA, unl 4. job printing office IT EmInu.
his i It free country. and any "n,. can
with The present 4hlttrd market one
ann"t expect /" "er very rich ON al
he business. This Nj Webster know :
- well - auN body.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

AI:~tN'E 81 MIMI. \ middle, ayrd
grnticman created quite Il sensation 1T
the P"~tptlirc sunday morning hy alp
p"alin% III Il pair of red flannel drawers
i'll lieu of hi- "hrrcchr.." 1t was quite
Il variety iii the usual maturinal COS
tune of tlequcnlcI> OF that public build
ing especially at this season of the wear.
l"rlihgf1n Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

'ir III Il h'N''i~ u III" a"i" Nhlri
yves ciih"hI'iH H'iIt" IN ldti 81 crops
"''' prices III 'h''' one "' inc '"'>' west
=. -" states.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

FRuM Iowa. \ former resident of
his county no" living i'll Iowa. when
tenewing hi subscription foI the CaIe-
doniGn. adds This item: "Whca, WAS a
small Weld To The acre this wear. but of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

Ar EL,f\I ~ IRACI~ Al IiNNN<N.
-'N"W comes the .luiF from Hay.Ili
'tlnt i-ir I" the grave "I CL>ran"n.
@hirh wN- alleged =" have hrru desc
"I:itcd by the students VIII" we've hu-
rally shot hv ihe volunteers. reveals the
tarI that un Dissertation whatever has
brcu made. The 4la>- 40, rlin. al the
ulche /, NOT broken. H. WIS stated hl the
>paniard~. and everything. about the
grave i in peilr'l order. ne>"l having
tIru Disturbed. If dis i ruc the
assassination va Mjih"ar tuI ln"trAr
."harrvcr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

lar iiC\IFE'~ PnINr W >E. | hc
compromise herw the tHthulice and
PIore>Idmt> al the .n"vr place. lv
which. a. wa- printed last week. IlIr
Catholic children were t. hc allowed To
ienlaIn III Il separate room duIn" IN"
reading nj the Scriptures each morning.
has lc>Etird ~ Ill compromises are
dpl To. in failure. ihc principal of the
school denies I'llt there Ma amy such
compromise. huI thai he withhrcw his
complaint against the Ii"irl> on account
II then unconditional surrender: and
that iIr never >huuld have CON, cd,h
that rh. Catholic scholars absent Them
selves from the Bible exercise He
says it Was Imdci>,"od thai those up
posed /" the reading Of the Bibl, should
have the privilege OF appealing I" the
state aurhoriri,>. and thar all lu!c- nj
fic school should TT. ohcv-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

Hon. Columbus Dclano j. the only
native of Vermont who has been 4 MEM
her of the Presidents Cabinet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

t.n"n ON. Those v 1t" have Wit
ne>>rd The >,aihIn& articles aud pictures
ia H,,y'.''s lIrkIg on E">> INrrd ,nd
The \. \ King. ~iil moi ur"d "a, e.
riaulri"m to emo, The. t"ll"uin. It j.
~tii lh.i VIM. NJ Tweed h.> IL" dc-ilc
- rnirr the kit@'l"n, Of Heaven sine,
ne ha- rcyd Rev. ti,. >! and '"aiirrd
'haI There viii h, H",i'r,> 'hrir.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

rat Mos. The anIiu:,l L. u!rI"n at
Vermont officers Will hr held at HuI
iingr"n. Jam. lIlh. pl,,ti"n l.l ~cuI-
ipl l.dmuI.d- Dime, II the Van \r>>
House. and mop IN the evening. i'll
t'pn>titulr Ih,. LitIarli"ts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

/. -. "t .. /. the annual ,,.>>i"u "t
ia, Grand I."dg" ~ t."od I cnrlIl- il!
&c held ~ ituIin4i"u. commencing
tucSdul. Jan. :" he railroads ,.trr,
lur fare "ii, naN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

vi ii. ~. \ mI>is.tl COM ,iili"h VIII
ii hrld =; Lisbon. Dee. Fl - un,irr
ia" diu.rIi"u of l.. -. Emerson "i En~-
;"n. '"nr.lt, Ihui~ia. and t.idaN
evenings
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26
F0r the Kcowcc Courier.
Meeting of the Boards of Trustees

Meeting of the Boards of Trustees
Pursuant to a call Of the County School
Commissioner the different Boards of "Trus.
tees Of Free Common Schools" for Oconcc
County, assembled in the Court House on
Saturday, tho 18th inst, and organized bv
olccting Rev. Fletcher Smith, Chairman, and
j. w. Stribling, Secretary. The Chairman,
in few brief and pertinent remarks, explain
c ! the object of the meeting, and declared it
open and ready for the transaction Of busi-
ness. All tho Townships, or School Districts,
were represented but one.
The following resolutions were introduced
and adopted by sections:
lst That the Trustees Of schools for Oco-
nee County have accepted the positions to
which they have been appointed, for the pur
pos. OF putting in operation, i'll spirit Of
justice and harmony, The plan of "Frce Com
mon Schools" adopted by the General AS
scmbly at its last session. In this spirit they
invoke the aid and support of the citizens Of
the entire county.
End. That it is just and right to discrmi-
nate in thcpaymcnt of teachers hat their pay
should be in proportion to their efficiency and
standing. That as no final division of the
school fund has been made for the present
fiscal year, the Trustees have been unable
to contract specially with teachers. but
teachers shall have their pro rate of the
amount under the School Act when it is re.
ccived: Provided, That not more than cts.
per day will be paid for chch child sent to
first class teachers 4 cts. TO second class teach
crs and 8 cts. to third class teachers: Provi-
pit1cl, That in communities where the mum
Der of pupils sent will not sufficiently pay
teachers, other compensation may be allowed.
Sd. That all tcachcrs having certificates
from the Examining Board, will receive com.
pcnsation for all pupils attending their
schools and taught by them.
4th That the races will not be mixed in
the Common Schools in this county; but the
samc efforts will be put forth by the Trustees
for the education of all.
5th. That no school funds will be appro.
rriatcd during the present fiscal year for the
erection Of school buildings.
9th. That the trustees appeal to the citi.
xcns of the county to pay their pol-tax, in as
much as the amount is to be distributed for
tuition in their own School Districts.
7th. That this organization shall be per-
manent in its character and shall be known
as the General Board of Trustees for Oconcc
county
9th. That these proceedings be forwarded
to the Krowec Courier for publication.
9th. That when this meeting adjourns it
adiourns to meet at the call of the chairman
of the organization.
10th. On motion. adjourned.
FLETClIER SMITH, Chairman.
j. w. STRIBLING, Secretary
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26
Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that the virus Of disease can be
safely countcracted by doses of poison, is false
and dangerous. Within the last twenty five years,
not less than score of vrulcnt poisons have been
added to the repository of the medical profession.
They are given in small doses, otherwise they
would destroy life immediately but even in mi
mute quantities. they produce, ultimately, very dis
aslrous effects. II is unwisc and unphosophcnl
to employ, as remedies, powerful and insidous
drugs, which, in suhjugating disease, SOW
the seeds of another still more manageable =
None Of these terrible mctlicamcnts operates with
as much drccncss and certainty upon the causes
Of disease as Iostctter's Stomach Bitters n tonic
and corrective, cihoM xingic dclcte,ionS ingrcd-
c"t IN IFS compositions Arsenic and qnina are Civ.
ell for intcrmiticnls bromide of potassium for
nervous disorders; strycinine and prussic ncid
for general debility: mercury, in various forms,
for liver complaint preparations Of chloroform
and spinm for slccplcssncss and yet these deadly
drugs do not compare, specifies for the diseases
above enumerated, with that wholesome vegetable
invigorant and Alternative, while they arc all so
pcrnicions that it is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility OF prescribing them
Let the invalits, fur their own sakcs try the Bit
:crs Lcforc they resort TO the poisons The relief
they will experience from course of the harmless
specific. will render resource 10 the unsafe pre-
pnrations referred TO, quite unnecessary