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TICE.
Win be scd to the highest bidder at the residence
OF N D. Ednunds, in the county of Brunswick, on
THE Ora OF FEBRUARY, 1871,
the following property belonging to the estate of
said Edmunds a bankrupt viz:
About 900 ACRES OF LAND, and all his PERSON
AL PROPERTY.
TERM5-Land, ono third cash balance on q credit
OF six and twelve months, interest from date and til
tie retained Personal property cash F
ia l7-2aw3w LEWIS u. HIGBY, Assignee
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A ssIGNE les SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF LII.
NENBURG.
ny virtue OF an order of the District Court of the
United States for the District of Virginia will, sell
70 the highest bidder at public auction at eherrin
Depot, on the Richmond and Danville railroad on
WEDNESDAY, THE lsr DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1871.
ir re-, rom Az liens and encumbrances that very DE-
Sln nl8 TRACT OF LAND surrendered by saml
W. Davis, bankrupt.
tne said tract Of land consists of about one hun.
dred and fifty acres, upon which there is n good
frame DWELLING HOUSE, of four rooms and all
necessary outbuildngs and is situated within three
vile railroad.
IEhMS-The purchaser to pay in cash one-third
OF tne purchase money, and to execute his bonds.
with approved security for the residue in equal in
stalments. payable respectively in one and two years
with interest from day Of sale
:. m JOHN R. BAILEY, Assignee,
ia o-Ih3w of Sam'i w. Davis, Bankrupt
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MARsHAL's NOTICES.
3 248-Revenue.
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

u HB-KeVenue.
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
II States for the District of Virginia.
To all sokom 10 may concern--GRERTINe
Notice is hereby given, That, on the 10th day of
January, 1871. nine hundred and fifty pounds Man
ufactured Tobacco. claimed by b. II. Baxter Il Co.,
of Petersburg, Virginia were seized by the
Marshal Of the United st ties for said district as for
fsted to the use of the United States and the same
is ibeed and prosecuted in this court in the name
in said libel set FORTH and that said cause will stand
Tor trial at the courtroom in the city of Richmond
on the LIST day of March next, 1871, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed and
to intervene for their interests
DAVID B. PARKER.
U. s. MarsheI,
Dated January 10th, 1871. ia 1o~-Iot
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A ssIGNEEs SALE
Ia OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN LyNENBuRa
COUNTY, VA.

- Il
4A
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN LgNENBURa
COUNTY, VA.
by virtue OF an order of the United States District
Vourt Tor the District of Virginia, dated the oath
Gay OF December, 1870 will sell at Burkeyille on
FRIDAY, THE 30 DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1871,
the following tracts of land, to wit:
No. l;-Oontaining 800 or 300 ACRES, with FINE
BUILDINGS, adjoining the lands of l.. II. Knight
and others.
No. 2--Containing about $50 ACRES, Adjoining
the LANDS Of y. G. Scott and others
No. s-Containng 700 or 500 ACRES, adjoining
the lands OF W. Y. Neal and others.
No. 4-LoT OF LAND at Lunenburg @. H., con-
tanning about 10 ACRES.
No: 5.-Revisionsry INTEREST in AGO ACRES
LAND, nav in the occupancy of Jane ~ Stokes
Also whatever interest the bankrupt may have in
the estate of Mrs. Jane M. Blackwell. The above
lands are sold subject to the we's right of DOVER
TERMS-So much cash as may be necessary to
pay expenses 10 bankruptcy, and the balance on
credit OF twelve and eighteen months with interest
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security, and the title retained until all
the purchase money is paid
Plats of these lands will be exhibited on day of
sale. v
RD-The bonds and accounts surrendered nv the
petitioner will be sold for cash ut the same time and
place.
r. A. FORBES,
Assignee Of e. II. Stokes,
ia lO-hawSw Bankrupt.
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4l20
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of Daniel A. Watson, BANKRUPT
in Bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned. p
A. Forbes, OF Pr. Edward county, Va, hereby gives
notice OF his appointment assignee of the estate of
who was, on the LIST day of Dec'ber 1870 adiudced
bankrupt on his own petition by tho District Court
Dated December 20, 1870. M
ia 2-M3w PA FORBES Assigpea
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" supeIidous hair in 1--WE minutes, without inju-
ry to the skin. Sent by mail for SLIPS
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Relieves most violent parox in five minutes and
effects speedy cure. Price 81 by mail.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors the whiskers and hair beautiful BLACK or
BROWN. 1t consists Of only one preparation rs
cents by mail. Address s. @. UPHAM, No. TAI JAYNE
Street, Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent frss. Mold
BY all druggists.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

1851
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES, for the District of Virginia
In the matter of John r. MIlner, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
Elisha Kean, Jr., Of Danvlle, Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee of the es
tate of X. Millner of Pitsylvania co. in said dis
trict, who was, on the 18th day of January 1863,
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition bv ths
District Court of said district
Dated Danvillo, Va, December 31st, 1870
ia 4-Waw ELISHA KEAN, JR., Assignee 4
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ISSUED, JANUARY 1sT, 1871.
Il 600 CHOICE SELECTIONS No. 81"
containing the best new things for Defamation,
Recitation, &c. Brilliant 0ratory, Thrilling Senti-
ment and Sparkling Humor, $50 pages, Paper, 80
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or send price to p. GARRETT CO., Philadelphia,
ia 13-4w H pa
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= = NO. ZU2.
NJ ARSHAL's SALE.
By virtue of q writ of venditioni exponas, issued
from the Clerks Office Of U. g. District Court to me
directed, SHALL on the
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1871,
10 the town Of Danville at IL O'Clock NJ SELL to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property TO
wit: ~
Fifteen Q5) Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to attend
JOHN p. YEATMAN,
Deputy u 8. Marshal,
for DAVID b. PARKER,
ia lS-td .. s. Marshal.
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aat 82-Involuntsry.
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il Statas for the District of Virginia.
In the matterof Jas. Il. Shilling vs.. Denis X Fer
guson, bankrupt-in bankruptcy
To Whom 1t May Concern The undersigned,
John NJ. Hail. of Henrco Va, hereby gives notice
of his appointment assignee of the of Denis
K Ferguson of Roanoke co'ty, in said district who
was, on the 10Th day of April, 1870, adjudged a
bankrupt by the District Court of said district
Dated Richmond, January 49, 1871
ia 16-ThSw JOHN Nj. HALL, Assignee.
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ASSIGNEE SALES.

A ssIGNEE's SALE
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IN the District Court of the United States for the
- District oil Virginia.
In the matter of Williamson Burnett bankrupt
in bankruptcy
To whom it. May Concern Tho undersigned.
h. d. Raymond, of Bedford county, Va hereby gives
notice OF his appointment assignee of the estate
OF Williamson Burnett of Bedford county Virginia.
IN said district, who has heretofore been adudged
bankrupt on his own petition by the District court
of said district
ia 14-S3w L. d. RAYMOND, Assignee
In the District Court OF the United States for the
Il District of Virginia.
In tho matter of Thos. Johnson bankIupt-in
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned.
H. d. Raymond, of Bedford county, Va, hereby gives
notice Of his appointment assignee of the estate
# Thos Johnson of Wexford county, Virginia. in said
district, who has heretofore beon adiudged a bank
Iup on his own petition by the District of said
district.
ia14-S5w L. D. RAYMOND, Assignee.
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES, for the District of Virginia
In the matter of John g. Sandy, Bankrupt-in
Bankruptcy.
TO Whom 1t May Concern The UNDERMINED.
w. w. Walker, of Weatmoreland county Va. hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF the e
tate of j. s. Sandy Of Rich mond coy in said district
who was, on the 18th day of sepber, 1870 adjudged
bankrupt on his own potitionby the District Court
of said district.
Dated January Ii, 1871.
ia l4-s3w w. W. WALKER, Assignee
@ EE THE REVOLVING OHRYsTAL PRYsMATIO
a.
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3744
I'm the District Court Of the United Slater for the
l. District of Virginia.
Ia the matter of A. L. Burrsll, bankrupt--in
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern THE undersigned
= r. Bal ksdae, OF Patrick county, Virginia. hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee of tbe
esste of A. L. Burrell, of Franklin county Virginia
IN said district, who has heretofore been adiudged
bankrupt on his OWE petition by the District court
Of said district
ia 1S--W3w JP. BARKsDALE, Assignee.
IN the District Court of the United States for the
Il District of Virginia.
In the metterof Giles N. Thompson, bankrupt--in
bankruptcy.
j. p Barksdae, of Patrick CO., Virginia hereby gives
notice of his appointment assignee of the estate
Of Giles n Thompson. of Franklin county Virginia
10 said district who has heretofore been adiudged
bankrupt on his petition by the District court
of said district
ia l8 -wsw it J.P. BARKsDALE, Assignee.
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zoos
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Dist riot of Virginia ~ III
bankruptcy.
10 whom it May Concern THE undersigned ]. pa
Barksdale OF Patrick county, Virginia. hereby gives
notice OF his appointment assignee of the estate
oil Walter O. Galloway Frsalin county, Virginia, in
said has horetoforebeen adjudgeda bank
district. y "ss-
ia B--W3w J.. p. BARKsDALE, Assignee.
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will change any colored hair beard to per-
manent black or brown. 1t contains no poison.
One comb sent by mail for 81 Dealers supplied at
reduced rates. Address WEN. PATTON, Treas,
Springfield, Mass. ja 13-4w
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sissi engraved wrapper, with fas-simils.s
Chemical Warehouse snd.dgned
an -dsw ia. II. HxLxsoLD.
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G EE THE REVOLVING OHRYsTAL PRYsNATIo
= MORTAR, at WAGNER q COS Drugstore
Illuminated nightly. ia I2-ts
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W'OE A WEEK SALARY Young men
W n > wanted as local and travelling statesmen.
Address with stamp II. II. WALKER, "a Park Row,
New York N -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26
P0or GraMt-Poor DeMts.

1t has come to open, unqualified
war between the Radical President
and more than one of the influen-
tia1 leaders of the Radical party.
It is only a few days since Sen
ator Schurz made a merciless eX-
posture of the interference of Gen
eral Grant in matters entirely
outside of his official duty-of his
efforts to control a State election
in his own personal interest, and
his attempt to make men vote ac-
cording to his wishes instead of
their own conscience. And now
the lifelong advocate of the prin-
ciples which carried General
Grant into tho White House, the
man who has done more, perhaps,
than any other to Great the party
that made Grant is standard bear
er, turns furiously upon him and
accuses him Of doing, and, permit
ting to be done, things which no
President with 4 proper sence OF
his obligations would think of DO
ing, or allowing others to do.
Summers last assault on Grant
show that a reconciliation IS not to
be thought of. 1t marks plainly
the breach besween the President
and sons, at least, OF the foremost
leaders of his party. Summer md
Schurz arc no mean enemies for
such a person as General Grant Il
encounter.
They have brains, at any rate.
and can use them with effect.
Grant will yet have reason to re
greet thu he ever was imprudent
enough 80 incur their enmity
But let the wal go on. It's prose,
cution will undoubtedly contrib.
ute to that most desirable result
the utter overthrow of the party in
whose ranks it RACES, and the ele.
walton of honest, patriotic men to
the places misused by demogogues
and fanatics.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26
The Oldest Mason.
DELAWARE, u, Jan. II, =

DELAWARE, w., Jan. IL, II +
To the Dditor of the Democrat:
1 read an article in y, ur pa
per, a few weeks ago, from
Huntsville, Alabamas in which
the writer (Keystone) claims that
Brother John Richardson. of st.
Louis, Missouri, is probably the
oldest Mason In the United
States, having been made a Ma
son in 1872, fifty-nine years ago.
We have li"ing in this place
n Brother, Moses Bixhy, who
was made u Muster Moson In
January. 1909, sixty two years
ago. three years before brother
Richardson wns mate "a Mason
Yun will find in the proceed
ings OF the Grand Lodge Of 1910
Brother Bixby's nan c. Erother
Bixby was the first Master el
Hiram hodge, IN 1911. lie is
eighty1sexeA years old, and quite
feeble. He was present at the
dedication of our new hall, 0cto-
Der 25, 1870, lacking three
months of being sixty years since
he was installed Master of our
lodge (Hiram Lodge, No. 19)
He was much pleased with the
proceedings Respectfully,
JAMES AIGIN,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26

THE RADICALS ALARMRD.-The
leading members of the Repub-
lican party have for some time
past manifested considerable anx-
iety as to the part the Southern
States will play in the next Pres
idential election. 1t is generally
conceded that in the present con-
dition of Rfairs there the Demo
Gratis r certain to cary every
State South of the ancient Mason
aud DixUn's line, except, perhaps,
South CnraliRn. This il q disap-
pointmcnt 70 those who have
been engaged in reeonstructing
the late rebel States in the inter
est OF the Republican party, and
the question now is how TO bring
them buck and keep them under
the Republican banner. just
before the holiday recess Sena.
tor Morton introduced q resolu.
ton calling upon the Presid ent
for information concerning dis.
turbances in North Carolina and
other States. This resolution
was SO wooded as to allow the
answer to embrace all the South.
ern States. This answer from
the Executive will be made tc
serve two purposes-hrst, to 81.
lence those who are demanding
general amnesty, and second, tc
afford an excuse for something
like O fresh reconstruction of the
Southern States.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26

West. 1t not only reflects credit
On the Town Council and the
Building Committee, but also OH
the people who voted it's con-
and Who have q cheer-
fnAy m~i ths EXPENSES. For
many years TO come ifw:il stan,l
n monnment of the enbIic spirit
and enterprise II the peut.Ie OF
Eaton.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26
LEGAL N0FICES!
Guardians Sale.

Samuel Itidenour and PrebIe Pro-
Lewis Badcr, Guardians bate Court,
Of Washington hidsnour Petition to
Wash. ngtUn Hldenour
& James b. Welsh.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Pro.
bate Court Of PEBBLE county, Ohio.
made un the l4'h day OF January, A ID.
1o7l. in fhc above case, the undersigned
will. on
Tues lag FEB. 81. A.. ID. 1871,
at O'Clock, p. 81, at the door OF the
lie sale, the following premises, situate
in the county Of Prebfe, Ia the Ssatcsof
Ohio. aud ia The township Of Monroe,
and bounded and described as follows:
The Nurih east quarter If sect IN thirty
one. (3I) in township No. nine, 90 ia
rauKe No. tEo. CD East, &c., containing
I26 ner.sFof Land, be the same more OF
less, kept ole acre heretofore cOnVey
ed To 5acob =. RideI.our. Also excep-
ting about fun acfss heretofore con,
ysyed to Arthur D1TIisid. The said ex
eeried parts being IN The North side Of
said tracts-the tract ~ be sold GA
tanning 12I acres more or lrBS.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash
on the day OF SAFE, oDe.thirj in one and
one third In two years from the da3 Of
sale, To be secured by mOrigage on the
premises sold, and tbe dsferred ray
ments to bear INTEREST NJ the rate OF 6
per cent yer ahnum payable annually. Q
Appraised at $7OU0,CO
SAMUEL RIDENOCR,
LEWIS BADER, er a
Guardians of
WASHINGTON RIDENOUR.
CANrsELL q GnAoRE.
Att'ys for Petitioners,
Jan. ~; 167l-w4prfSl3!OO
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A nloct estimable Mason, VIII.

A nloct estimable Ma on, who
writes under the soubriquet,-ef
Cato, in relation to the curiosi-
ty of persons outside or the Or
der, says-"None but the initia-
ted kn-w how beautifully Mason
y harInonises with the doctrines
IF the Cross. As the mystical
types and allegory of the old law
have become plain upon the ris-
ing of the sun Of Christ, so has
that day sprung from on high
cleared the mists which, Leon
tess, hung upon our beautiful
science"
Fosbsoke says that the crypts
of our churches were secret pla-
ces where the clergy INDUCED in
private prayer. Sometimes the
crypt " as a confessional; at 9th
ers a place where aims were dis
tributed. 1t is strange that Eos
broke, WHO was a Mas III, should
not have known ard recorded
that these secret conveniences
were originally intended as pla-
ces of meeting for the Masons,
that tIeir rights might be cele-
brated without Interruption; and
their plans and desigus be origi-
mated and carried to perfection,
unmarked by the watchful and
Jealous eye OF the ordinary me-
chanic who executed their works.
This has been well expressed
by @ E. Deacon, Esq, q talented
Brother of Southampton. ~
see in Masonry" said he, "ths
bright and cheering influence of
brotherly affection and mutual
aida body of perfect equality,
where all Masons are on o level,
and their conduct ever on the
square, whilst al universal spirit
Of charity pervades the whole
fraternity. There is no distfnc-
ton in a Maaohs' Lodge. In it
assemble the peer and the peas
ant, who are frequently hand-fp-
hand with royalty; the Jew, the
Christian, the Mahom',tan, nay,
every race and tribe OF the earth,
that bends in devotion TO the
Great Architect of the Universe,
become, as Masons, one power
full and undivided family. A
Lodge is q delightful retreat
from the busy turmoil of general
society. In it no disputation en-
tiers; the angry differences Of the
illogical opinions cannot be can
vassed; and the blasting charac-
ter Of inharmonious politics ever
fails to penetrate the strict bar
rlers that the constitution of Ma
sonry has erected" Speech Mt
Southampton, Dec. ~, 1850
The people believed the splen-
did productions of Operative
Masonry to be the effect of some
secret compact with the powers
of darkness; and the feeling was
so generally believed, as to be
transmitted from father to son,
till it became associated also
with speculative Masonry; and in
some countries the Church, rs
the protector of the people u
gainst he wiles of the devil, has
boen so unwise as to take q seri-
Gus notice Of the absurd fancy.
Thus it was said of the Scottish
Kirk.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26

nE John II. Bruce, Medical Of
~ fice-B aaron Street I door
South of Campbell and Gilmore
Law Office Eaton, Ohio. January
26 1y.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26

~aaSaESIWS
Gafon Todse go, 80.
T.. o. q, n.
Meets every Friday Eve.
oDDFELLOWsHIP.
prrbis @nrampmsHf go. o.
+. q. q. n.
Meets every second Tuesday.

Four-fifths of the crime that has
been committed in North Carolina
for the last four years has been
done by negroes.-Their favorit of
fences have been rape and murder
1t is said by the old inhabitants
that this state of things is not 50
much to be attributed to the pre-
disposition of the negro ace to
outrage and bloOdshed as to the
criminal teachings of bad, inter
ested white men, who have uui-
formly, since the liberation of the
black race, taught them so be-
lieve that the great body of the
white people have been and are
hostile to them, and really desire
and ietend to re-enslave or exter-
inmate them. We know that
these teachings have been widely
inculcated by the Radical leaders
in all parts of the South, and more
particularly by the Union Learg.
ues, the only real Ku-Klux organ.
izations the South has ever har.
bored; and no doubt these teach
ings have had great weights in pre-
ducing the large crop of alluded
to. But we think a portion Of
this crime is due, nevertheless, t.
the innate depravity of the igno
rant black man.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26
Only Genuine Oroide

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a d German Silver Watches for the past
FIVE years, We have just completed ar
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CELEBRATED brands OF Watches,
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OROIDE Or GERMAN SILVER Cases;
Full Jew, He'd Cyl nderA 500 each.
I" Patent Levers go "
4 a. Pat, Levers 1900 "
Oar Watches are all In Hunting Gas.
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We also manufacture the GENUINE
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To Spectators, Peddlers aud Traders
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Hoping to receive your patronage We
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IS NasVau Street.
Jan. IS, 1871-Ym
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o.
An Acrostic.

All
Majestic structuTel based on moral law,
A tower of strength and grace, without q
flaw.
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nest.
Or range at will across the eErth's broad
breast
No heart so proud, and none so rich
there be.
Ragged under thy far reaching canopy,
Yet leels the prouder being one oil thee.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-26

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ing relief. Tue multitude it has cured
praise its virtues. Will you let prejud-
ice prevent you from being cured also
TRY ONE BOTTLE.