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FRAUD AND CORRUPT10N,'
Jacob T. MorrilPs Circular.
The People Stamped the Trick by
Defeating the Contemplate
Author.

JACOB I. MORRILL, a man who has often
solicited the votes of the people of this
county, for various offices, was a eandi.
date for Probate Judge, during the recent
campaign, but was again roughly han
died by the honest Democracy of Mon.
roe.
He made desperate effort TO manufac-
ture little enthusiasm for himself,by cir.
culating poster headed "fraud and cor
ruption." 'a
He charged "base fraud and corrup-
ton" upon Mr.. JOSEPH G. CAssIL, and the
editor of this paper, because his name did
not appear in the tickets of Mr.. CnRIs.
TIAN CEHRs' candidate for County Com
missioner.
l announced that would commence
printing tickets on the 7th day of May,
which did not otprevent me printing tickets
before that date if candidates ordered
them Mr.. MORRILL, handed in his name
on Saturday, the 4th day of May. Mr..
CEHRs' tickets had been printed at that
time, also Mr.. WALToN's.
OF. FLINT, Esq, called for Mr.. WAL
ToN's tickets and | informed him that Mr..
MoRRILL's name had been announced
since Mr.. WALToN's tickets were printed !;
and Il Immediately printed him another
set of 1000 tickets, free of charge, with
Mr.. MoRRILL's name in, without any re-
quest from Esq. FLINT to do so. Had
that an appearance of fraud or an inten.
tion to injure him as candidate2 NO!
And the man scho had those circulars
printed knew Mst he ,uas STOPPING NOT
STOPPING THOUGH FOR HIM, to pe,petrate
a dirty, mean, contemplate, dishonorable
action.
And the very action complained of as
being 'sfraud and corruption" he perpe-
trated himself. In ticket before me,
printed for JACOB T. MORRILL,, at Wheel.
ing, the name Of JOHN BURKHARD, candi-
date for Infrmary Director, does not
appear!
The circulation of those circulars was
the dying struggle, politically, of a very
weak candidate, who has been seeking to
foist himself upon the people of this
county, as an official, since the year 1854
or 1855; but, to this time, the good sense
of the Democratic voters has defeated
his aims, and nobly sustained their credit
as men of excellent judgment
1t is now in order for the often defeat
ed, JACOB T. MORRILL,, to issue another
circular inquiring of his 'FoRMER TWELVE
OR FIFTEEN HUNDRED FRIENDS" achere
they Vere on the day Of the Democratic
County, Convention, held in Monroe
County, on Saturday, the lst day Of
June, 1921! Total, for Probate
Judge 2,03l votes JACOB T. Nor.
RILL's total vote zO7!
If any fair minded, honest man, can
torture my action in this matter, or that
of Mr.. CAssIL who did not print a single
ticket for the Convention, so as to make
"fraud or corruption" appear, he certain
ly has faculty for distorting equal to
that of the often defeated candidate, ia
COB T. MORRILL, @
The best interests of the people of this
county have been well served by his de-
feat. This opinion is almost universal.
,.ss,.s seT HENRYR. WEST
. Editor of The Spirit of Democracy.
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Woods Prize Mower.

Is too widely known to need any detailt d
description, but We desire to call atten.
ton to the peculiar features which char.
acterize and recommend it.
To the natural inquiry-Wh aduun
tage has "Wood's Mower" over others ? ;,
We Answer.
First--The driving wheels are placed
the right distance apart, to run in the
track made for them by the track clearer,
and thus avoid running over the cut crol
Sccond--The supporting and fitting
the entire frame upon the main axle-the
pivoting the tongue at its rear end to the
main axle, by cast iron connection,
which supports the driver on spring
seat. This seat is so placed, that the dri
ver's weight balances entirely the weight
of the tongue, so that there is no pres
sure on the horses neck 1t being in the
rear of the cutters, affords safe and easy
seat, enables the driver to watch their op
erations, and prevents the possibility Of
being thrown into the cutters.
1hird-Tie hinge connection between
the finger with its cutting apparatus
and the main frame.
This elastic connection serves effectu
ally, whenever the finger bar is driver
against solid obstruction, to save the
machine from breakage-lhe bar and its
connection being sufficiently strong tc
stop the strongest team, and elastic
enough to fly back to its original posi-
ton, when the strain is removed--a fea
ture that can be found in no other ma
chine We would add. that the bar te
Woods Mower has broader joint thar
any jointed bar Mower made This join
will stand years of use ,oithout aoeariag
so as to allow the outer end of the bar tt
set back out of line-a difficulty so com
mon to Mowers with less width of joint
Fourt@-The simplicity of its con
struction hy dispensing with all needles.
machinery and traps, and using the fewes
possible pieces-less, we believe, thar
any other Mower. Its simplicity avoid.
friction and insures durability.
Ftth-The mode Of gearing peculiar
to Woods Mower will start the knife
quicker, whentae Machine is drawn for
ward, thar those geared to the axle, as il
the Buckeye class, Hence no necessity
except in xtreme cases, for backing he
fore starting,-to get up motion.
P. SCHUMACHER, Agent, Woodfeld
Ohio. eqt tgrF ,TfeHafft &
Send to him for circular. myeSw3.
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Railroad meeting held in
this place on the Sd inst, was a success.
This county and Noble were we'll repre-
sented by men who talked as though
they intended to go into the railroad
business. We need q railroad and il
the Central Pennsylvania, or Baltimore
and Ohio road, will step in and aid this
.reffort. the day is Eot distant when the
iron horse will be steaming down the
banks of the Ohio river, up Sunish to
'Woods6eld and on 70, Duck Creek, with
q powef that will awaken and vivify the
dormant energies Of the people.
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EyGrant d Wilson are not strong
with the people. Grants record is pub
:ished on our first page. Wilson was
the head and front of the Know Moth
ing organization in the United States
and has done more, since the war, to
persecute and disfranchise the people Of
the South than any man in the country
Greeley and Brown are strong enough
with the people to defeat the Office Hol
ders nominees, Notwithstanding they
have the money in the U. S. Treasury
to back them. On with the battle
Democrats, to the front to do battle fol-
Honesty and Peace agains. Corruption
and Prescription ."1-.t
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Woodsfetd3 High School.

gUyHE next session of this. School will com.
II mence on Monday, july Is, 1872,
and continue ten weeks. While our invitation
is to all who desire an education, yet We espe.
cially solicit the attendance of young Ladies
and Gentlemen wishing to qualify themselves
for teaching, OF who may desire knowledge Of
the higher branches of Mathematics, Societies.
or Languages.
EXPENSES:
We take pleasure in announcing that studente
can obtain boarding and suitable rooms fnrfiisha
ed at public houses. at very reasonable rates--
There are also private boarding-houses here at
which students can be well accommodated.
TUrfloN
Common branches, So 90
Higher branches, 3 90
Languages each, extra, l 90
Tuition required in advance, and no deduc-
! tion made unless in case Of protrscted illnesa.
When You come to Woodsfeld call on us, zee
our school and manner Of instruction. For fur
tRer information, sddress
J mylAm2l E. ]. GRAHAM
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Proceedings of the Board Of Coun.
~ Commissions

The Board met on the Sd inst pres.
ent WILLIAM WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN
CEHRs and JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Allowed Jacob Hopton $50 for new
bridge across Pryors run in Adams
township.
The petition of Joseph Fox and 9th.
ers, of Green township, for the vacation
Of the county road leading from NJ. Ru-
bles to Joseph Fox s,commencing on M
Ruble's land, thence through the lands of
w. NJ. Straight and A. N. Mylert, was
granted.
Jacob C. Yoho, Stephen Doughertv
and Philip Schumacher, Infrmary Di-
rectors, gave bond in the sum of $4,000
each. for the faithful performance of the
duties of said Office.
The petition of John Smyth and 9th
ers for the vacation of county road
was granted. - 5+. -s,sg
The costs, S62 Is, in the cases of
Ohio vs.. Steenrod and Greenlee; Ohio
vs.. S. Connor ct al; Ohio VS.. r. Shinn
and A. Heath, and Ohio vs.. A. Wise,
were allowed. :
Ordered, that an advertisement be in.
serted in The Spirit of Democracy for
proposals for the delivery of 1900
bushels of coal. .,'
The petition of BAIL Steward and
others. for the alteration of a county
road, was continued to the September
session.
Allowed S. Dougherty $50 for twelve
days service as 1nfrmary Director.
The Board proceeded to open the diff.
ferent proposals for bridges at Claring-
ton and Cameron, across Sunfish Creek.
The contract was awarded to tie King
Iron Bridge Manufacturing Company, OF
Cleveland, theirs being the lowest and
best bids. For the bridge across the
mouth of Sunisll Creek at Clarington, !,
100 feet span, Is feet roadway, tabular
arch complete, for SlS per lineal foot.
For the bridge at Cameron, 160 feet
in length, two spans, 16 feet roadway,
, channel work complete, for SIG per lin
cal foot; both bridges to be finished by
the 18th day of November. g
The bids for stone abutments for the
Clarington bridge we're opened and the
the contract was awarded to j. S. Shrake,
of Marietta, Ohio, he being the hest bid.
der, for abutmenss 40 feet high, 20 feet
wide, IA feet thick at the bottom, and s
feet at the top, for "a 10 per perch; Us
cubic feet and 30 cents per cubic yard
for excavation. To be completed by the
18th day of November next.
The petition of Henry Smith and 9th
ers. Of Center township, for the altera-
ton of county road, was granted.
The petition presented at the March
session, 1872, by Francis Moffit and 9th
ers, praying for change in the town
ship lines between Lee and Jackson
townships, was taken up, aud upon con-
sideration was continued to the Septem'
ber session.
Bills Of Seibert & Lilley, W. 7. Nor
ris, David Okey, Daniel Walton, NJ
Hoeffler and A. j. Pearson were allow
ed.
The Board adjourned to meet at Cam
eron, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of June
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Castorin-a snhstitute' for Gas

CastOrin-a substitute for Castor
Ola family physic which is pleasant to
take and does not distress or grippe, but is
sure to operate when all other remedies
have failed. 1t is purely vegetable prep.
aration, containing neither Minerals,
Morphine nor Alcohol, the result of fif.
teen years experimenting by DR.. SAMUEL
PITCHER. 1t is perfectly harmless and
far more effective than Pills, Narcotic
Syrups or Castor Oil. BY soothing the
system it produces natural sleep, and is
particularly adapted to crying or teethine
children. Itkills worms, cures Stomach
Ache, Constipation, Flatulency and De.
rangemeut of theLiver. No family car
afford to be without this article. Itcosts
but so cents-ask your druggist to get il
for You. and he will always keep it.
j.. b. ROSE Il Co., 50 Broadway, N. Y.
iel1w4.
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A Frightful Runaway.-AC Child
Badly Injured.

On Friday evening, the 7th inst, Mr..
GEosGi WTBBER, Of Louisville, came to
town ahdsleft his team standing down
by DoRR's Hotel in charge of the hos
tier The horses we're vicious ones,
having run away several times lately,
once considerably injuring Mr.. WEB
sEa's wife, and it was evident to those
who saw them that they were determin-
ed 10 make . run for home,
.They started with rush that carried
thsIhcstler off his feet and caused him
to loose his held, passed round JONES
corner at t .rifc rate o. speed, and
laid themselves out for race of seven
miles. Waen they turned the corner at
!, ,.Josks, there were from eight to dozen
little children playing in the main road
in in, front of the Jail. Fortunately. there
were fifteen or twenty persons On the
.,croouet ground in the rear OF the court,
house, and their repeated yelling caused
the children to toddlc off the road to
the pavement in front of the jail.
Ali escaped but one little child, a boy
ar Mr. Louis Ricers. Il ran the best il
.could. for home, the house opposite Mr
tJonis .Neulfarts', but the horses and
wagon caught, and passed over 1t 70 tne
horror of those who witnessed tne
tf,;ohtful scene, The opinion was gen
.sral that the child had been killed in
.stantlv !: but when taken up, it was asi alive
s.s.Snd 4, a short fitnc exhibited signs Iol
I hreathing. Tie wounds are two cuts cuts
mon the back of the head, received
from the wagon tongue or the double
trees asthe horses did not strike the
schila,6 That it escaped instant death Is
truly very great wonder. .. en-
After warm bath, the little Iel,oe
p, ,uas wrapped iE blankets, laid IN oee
and appeared to breathe with toleraOle
rsGnlarity. This morning, the Sth' he
!. RESTING easily and will, in all proba
The horses brought up against MIR
,w;ll;am Reads smoke house, south o
h;a residence. They piled up in there
m;,hout s much regard to order, breaking
.ne wagon tongue, and scattering otne
narts Of the vehicle about generally
E;thout injury to themselves.
While it does not appear that tner'
-. care,essness by Mr.. Webher. hor
~. - IN the habit of running away shoui'
- - he left in the streets; they should o
nos ed and taken off the streets tn
moment they arrive
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Levies for 1872.

The County Commissioners ordered
the following levies upon the taxable
property of Monroe County, fo- the
year 1927 Il L Z
For the necessary expenses of sale
county. for the year 1872, p mills OF
each dollar valuation.
Infirmary expenses 4.1O of one mil
on each dollar valuation.
For the construction of a. new bridge
across Sunlish Creek, at Clarington, one
mill on each dollar valuation of the tax.
able property of said county.
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THANKs.-To Mr.. c. CEHRs, Of Ohio,
MI. JoHk MALLORY, of Salem, and Hon.
E. HEADLBY, of Adams townships, for
yearly subscribers. The Democracy of
Monroeare sustaining The SPIRIT as few
county papers in the State are sustained.
The People know that through its col
umns they can obtain the news of Mon
roe County and the general news of the
rouptry; hence give it fattering sup
mort
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~Thc SELLS Brothers Menagerie
and Circus exhibited here on the 9Th
inst. Their animals were in good Or
der especially the lions, tigers and
bears. The gymnastic performances in
the circus were the test we ever witness
ed. Go and see the boneless man, and
the Arab, perform more difficult feats
than any other two men to be found.
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nETHE SPIRIT is published for th

wTHE SPIRIT is published for the
people. We give the facts connected
with everything of interest to the peo-
pie, which course causes a few men in
Monroe county to whine piteously and
say ugly things about us. II we would
consent to run The SPIRIT for them land
against the peoples interests, they
would heslaver us with their praises
We can't do it gentlemen. You and all
others must take care of yourselves. II
truth, published in these columns, in
jures you, you will have to grin and
bear it.
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CoAIl COALll

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed propo.
lt sails will be received at the Auditors Office,
Monroe County, Ohio, until July 1s, 1872. for
the delivery of 1900 bushel of good coal, well
screened at the bank, and free from slate, to be
delivered by the 1st of October next; bond must
ibe given .lSW I'VE. NJ. HOEFFLER,
: Il June IL. 3w.ig 4.i.i. rafsis Auditor.
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The Congressional Convention

Monroe County is entitled to twenty
seven delegates in the Democratic Con-
:gressional Convention; the time and
place of holding to be fixed in the fu-
ture. Thursday, the 18th day of July
would suit the Democracy of Monroe.
What say. the Democracy ef7Athens
Meigs, Morgan and Washington? Let
.Asahear from you gentlemen. re1
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Store Room tor Rent.

The subscriber, who resides at Steed's s
mill, one and q half miles south OF
Woodsiield, on Cranes Nest Creek, has a
store room to rent, and will sell his gro-
ceres and other goods,t to the person rem
ting, at cost. Address
JOHN STEED,
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., o.
ma2Sm2.
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ET There are fourteen men in Guern'
sey county who want to fill the office oil
Sheriff, and six who think themselves
qualified for Clerk of the Courts.
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Ordered,

BY the Beard of Commissioners of Mon.
roe County, that the following stock be
allowed to run at large:. to H1T
GMilch cows, and cattle under two
years of age.
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gThe annual statement of the
Home Insurance Company, Columbus,
Ohip, will be found in this issue. The
company is reliable one. NeShsrt &
briggs are its agents for this county,
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Meeting Of the Democratic COun.
ty Central Committeeman

Immediately after the adjournment of
the Democratic Nominating Convention,
on the Sd inst, the Central Committee
organized by electing JOHN P. SpRIGGs,
of Center, Chairman, and JAMES NJ.
GoURLEY, of Adams, Secretary, for the
ensuing year.
The following is a comnlete list Of the
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EFThe Town Council appointed MIR.
Silas Truax Marshal of Woodsfeld on
the 4!h inst. .v
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HThe confidence sharpers along
with Sells circus relieved several of the
boys of their loose change. All right,
set EN- up again. Read the Spirit reg.
ularly and you will net be caught in
traps set to catch fools
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LOCAL NOTICES.

n6- Notices in this column ,oilt be chnre-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction ,oiN be
made for notices running Q, 3 d months
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A N n OU N C Z NJ f N rs.

BDs. SfIRIr: Please announce the name OF
THEODORE o. CASTLE, the present incumbent. as
an independent candidate for Probate Judge,
at the ensuing OcroBsh ELECTION, -
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ABSTRACT OF VOTES

Given the Monroe Ohio Democratic Primary Election held IN
the several townships Saturday. the s day OF a
returned by the Central Committeeman the several ownhp
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The President announced that the fol.
lowing were the candidates nominated:
Probate Judgo-JAMEs r. Morris.
Commissioner CHRISTIAN CEHRs.
Int. DIRECTOR JACOB DRUM.
The next business was the appointment
of six delegates to represent Monroe
County in The Democratic State Conven.
ton. The following were appointed
delegates: r-u-.-r
DAVID OKEY, H. r. WEST, NJ. HoEF-
FLER, A. MrEK, A. j. PEARSON, CHRISTIAN
CEHRs.
There being no further business the
Convention adjourned sire die.
J.P. SPRIGGS, Pres.
AUGUST MYER, Secretary.
ALEX. BUCHANAN, Asst Secretary.
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The first business in order being the
counting of the notes.-the President call.
ed from the poll book of each township
the vote for each candidate, which was
entered by the Secretaries and announced
as follows: rsrs~- - r7.,-r~
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a' MALAGA TOWNSHIP.
Increase. Decrease.
VIM. G.. MANN, pit NV t, 15S
acres, Sooo
LEE.
G. DuvALL, sw /, so acres, 16o
JAS. BRAcEY, W ] ne +, 80 ac, $50
g e4nw4.79 :" 80
G. DUvALL, ne / Sc ], 40 acres, 40
SAM'L BoLEN, ,se + Sc t, 40 +" 40
OHIO.
DAVID DINGER, lot No. 4. 9l9
SWITZERLAND.
j REYNOLDS, tract l, l0C
FRANKLIN.
o. S. SLOAN, absent when as
sessed, So'
BEALLSvILLE.
JONATHAN DUNN, lot 2, Hud-
son 8 addition, lot
NJ. THoRNBERRY, lot l, do, 70 ''i
q W KrNa. lot @. BeallSyille, 70
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Democratic Nominating C0nven.

The County Nominating Convention
met in the Court House on Monday, the
Sd inst..to count the votes cast for candi.
dates at the Convention held on the LIST
inst, to declare the nominees and tor the
transaction of other business.
On motion, John z. SPRIGGs, Of Cen
ter, was elected President; AUGUST MYER,
of Benton, Secretary, and ALEXANDER
Buchanan, of Summit, Assistant Secre-
tary. cr S= ~ - -
The Secretary called the roll Of the
townships, when the following Central
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Probate Jud5e-JAMEs R. NORRIS, S65
DAN'L NEUHARr, ,Sr, .434
WIN. WORKMAN, 344
JACOB T. MORRILL,, 207
i JOHN BEARDMoRE, 1874
JOSEPH G. CAssIL, At
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CEHRs, 1899
JEREMIAH WALTON, SIG
Inf. Director JACOB Drum, 1923
...- .. C. NJ. BLOWERS, - 693
STEPHEN DoUGHERrY, 365
Al. GRIFFITH. 119
JOHN BURKHARD, As
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County Board of Equalization.

The Board of Equalization, composed
of WILLIAM WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs
and JAMES ARMSTRONG, County Commits
sioners, and MICHAEL HoEFFLER, Audi.
tor, convened May %, to increase and re.
duce the lands in said county, as returned
by the township Assessors: II
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The personal property, as returned by
the Assessors, was not changed, as the
ayerag ges were uniform.
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The Board adjourned to meet at Cam
eron, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of June
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No trouble to ansioer questions!
mch26, 1872.
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WOODSFIELD. O]

After spending some time in the Eastern Markets. have ac
compished desire by selecting
been brought
DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS NOTIONS BOOTS SHOES
HARDWARE, QUEENoWARE, GROCERIES, 81, sc. fHE
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T.. HoEFFLEE, Sec.
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AUGUST MYER, Secretary.
ALEX. BUCHANAN, Asst Secretary.
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stand unrivAlled for their healing
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in cases of diseased lungs, tuberoles, or dis
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Parasites Of every description are expelled
by the use of these troches; and they
should be used as cure, IS well asa preven
tive, for cholera, diArrh9A, dyspepsia, chol
era infAntum, missmstio fevers, etc. Scar
bolio" is Endorsed BY the highest medical
talent Of the old and new world.
P. s. Sure cure for sore throat.