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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
INDIFFERENT REFORMERS.

Last week, our correspondent Tax
Payer propOunded several questions
to the Deputy Treasurer '(who has
virtually been Treasurer for several
mOnths) with reference to n dcialca-
ton in the County Treasury which
was known to exist. Does the Office
holding, pap-suekins editor of the
Era attempt a defense of his case!
He makes a broad statement (Which
goes for about rs much as any other
assertion of his which he can't swear
tO) that the books of the Treasury
are all square and correct. The name
of "artful dOdger" would much more
fittingly adorn this specimen of hui
manitv than that of editor Of 4 candid
and impartial newspaper. 1t seems
Be more possible for this very Liberal
with the public money! editor to re-
ply to a straightforward question in
a straightforward manner, than it is
for him to fairly present the issues in
the Presidential campaign. Mi>rcp-
resentation, utilization and personal
abuse are the trump cards ofihc Era.
If these were taken away. it is difficult
to tell how il would attempt TO main
tain its failing and unsound cause
not BY truth and caiidor, for it knows
nothing of them. Again We ask the
Era editor, how'the Treasurer's books
stand? A few figures AMI facts in a
case like this are worth columns Of
Era bombast and empty d~cnials.
Since the Ring, as we forcshadowcd
last week, have ushcred the honest and
responsible editor of the Era into the
office of Treasurer of Andrew Coun-
~, the people, VIC assure him, are
much interested in the financial on
dition Ofthe county. When a few
figures (if the books and funds are
right) can quiet the fears of all uneasy
people, whit reason can there be for
withholding the same from the eye of
the public? Solid, practical figures
are worth more in Il case of this Kind,
than all the trcatises on bookkeeping
and eulogy of srntlemanly county Of
ficcrs with which that astute editor
may see fit to palaver the public.
The editor abuses Us for prcsuming
to make inquiries. VIZ don't know of
anything very terribls. hat we have
been guilty of, SO far. True, VIC saved
the taxpayers, in one instance, the
sum of more than four hundred dol
lars, which a certain party had made
up his mind to rob them of, and We
are not able to say We are sorry for it.
The person who thought he had this
four hundred and twenty dollars cash
rs good as secured is the editor of the
Era newspaper. AMI lately appointed
by the ''rcferm" County Court as a
reform" County Treasurer. To be
sure, that person can bear lis no very
good will, and we do not expect il {:
and his personal abuse and malignant
Distraction viii be taken with a grain
Of allowance by those who understand
the facts and the nature ofthc party
who dsa2s in it. AS a prominent Lib
ersa friend who writcsus a communi-
cation this week on the subject of Re-
form, over the signature of 'inlc-
pendent says, the Ncu-E Era man lis
Most in need ofrcform himself" Let
the CALLED jade VINCE"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
Dun contemporary says we want Ill

OIN CUtcIIIPUFII! Sa!S W. WHHt TIT
county printing. We want about all
the printing we can get to do, but
we are not afraid of competition,
as the Era has shown itself to be-
We are in favor of the printing
and advertising of the county being
let to the lowest bidder. The Ere
editor claims he ought to have a
monopoly Of that Kind rof work at
the highest rates ~collcctablc by law.
According to this showing, who
wants the county printing!"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
The editor of the Era was offered

The editor of the Era was offered
five dollars if Inc would make aft Ia
Wit that the REPUBLICAN had not five
hundred subscribers. Even that cdi-
Ior's known disregard for truth
would not permit him to risk such a
performance. But he airs the state
mcnt in his journal. LII other words,
the editor publishes that which he
can't swear osand which he don't be-
licve himself.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
HAVE YOU HEARD
From North Carolina i?
The Latest News.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
ELECTED.

WASHINGTON, August THE fol.
lowing telegram was received here
this forenoon, directed to President
Grant:
'RALEIGH, August Z.
North Carolina has elected the en-
tire State Republican ticket by ma
j~oritics ranging from 800 to 1000.
(Signed) THOMAS SETTLE"
NEW YORK, August THE follow
ing dispatch was received to-day:
"RALEIGH, August Z.
Gen. Geo. II. Sharp
1t is now conceded by all parties
that Caldwell has carried the State
BY about 500 majority.
(SIoncd) 4. w. SHAFFER."
RALEIGH, August7.
To the Republican State Committee
We have carried the State beyond a
shadow of doubt. The Democrats all
give up the fight.
(Signed) j. Ii. WARWICK"
A special dispatch from Raleigh to
the Telegram says that private letters
received by both parties this after
noon from the west make the election
of Caldwell by a small majority GER
tain. MerrimOn comedies his election.
Counties in the west are still to be
heard from. They are reported as
giving Republican gains which decides
the contest. There are chances for the
election of Hughes, Dem. Lieut.. Gov
ernor, as Broogden, Rep, runs far be-
hind his ticket. The Legislature is
clasc. The congressman are five DEM
ocrais and three Republicans.
RALEIGH. NC. August Official
returns are nearly are i'll: all the west
ern counties have been heard from ex-
ccpt Ashc and Iancy. Caldwell is
elected by about one thousand major
ity. The Democrats claim there have
been great frauds, mt it is thought the
election will be contested. The Re-
publicans hold a jubilee Tomorrow
night. The excitement has about sub
sided, and the Democrats receive the
news of the defeat quietly.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

The fice-holders' organ says ''the
Treasures books balance to a cent"
Yet, when the books show some hun
dreds of dollars on hand belonging to the
pauper fund, our honest and efficient
Treasurer refuses payment of warrants
drawn on that fund and presented for
payment. Is it the Treasurer or his sys-
tenn of "book- keeping" or both, that
need reforming?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
FRDAY MORNING. August 3. 1872.
b
NOMINATING CONVENTION

The Andrew County Republican
Central Committee hereby call a
County Convention, to nominate
county officers. on
Saturday, the 7th day Of September.
1872, ut l o'clock z. NJ. i'll the city OF
Savannah. 1t is also directed that
primary meetings in the various town.
ships, to choose delegates to said Con-
vention, be held on
Friday. SeptentJer6
At | o'clock P. NJ, each township tolc
allowed twelve delegates in the Coun-
~ Convention.
IN. WEBSTER, CHAIRMAN.
D. BoNHAM. jr.. Ser'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

The Era editor says the pay for the
publication Of the delinquent tax list
don't come out Of the taxpayers
This is = fair sample of that editors
truthfulness and candor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

THE Democratic majority in the North.
Carolina Legislative has been reduced
from. Gorty.fomr ca joint bollo., to
eighteen Quite a comfortable Repub-
lean gain
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
Mortgage Sale Of Real Estate.
WHEREAS. John Wilkersou

Nv IE1ISfs-AS. JOnn w likcrSOn anu
Ann iik-r>on. his wife, By their murf-
gage deed; with power III sIie :hrrrin contained,
Lated the 18th dsy OF NAV, so. ISL. ami ~.
corded in the Recorders Office Of Andrw
>oun.y in the state III Missouri. in 1t,ok nnmhEr
~, ut page 81, conveyed la the undersigned
ulortgagee tae followinGd -crihed lots, tracfsur
parcels of land ly ing anil being in Andrew coun-
ty in the state Of Missouri, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenfy-fhrre
tSD and the southwest t~trlrfrr Of >cc:ion twenty
four GU. and all tn u potion Of the norfhw-st
quarter al SECTION nuunb-r twenty five tsO whirh
lies un Tie West side ut ihrO c-hun,irr-t- ani-tus
river; .H Of said lands bring in township num-
Der affy-nine t59) of range number thirty -fhe
49,, and containing in all four hufslr-d snd fp1y
acres, more or less. which said conveyance wss
tssory note in said mart gage decd s,-Scriis1i.
made by said John Wilkcrs N To The un,isr-
signed on the 18th day If MAY, NJ. ISL, ar
the sum of 1--WE th0nS 'ml eight h~un,lrSi aud siN.
teen dollars AMI fiffy ceniS, with Interest fnsn
date n; the rate OF ten per cent. PER a;siun. ana
due twelve months AFTER thu siItr th-.e,f.
And whereas, Il l. prOvitlsst in said morfEsgr
deed that if the said potr shall Dot he well anil
truly paid when the sim-. bsc.,mes tirr and pay
able that the undersigned msy pruccr,i 90 sell
said land, or any part thereof, al public yrnsiue
70 the highest bidder af the cotrf-houSr ,!oor il
the city of Savannah, within the county Of An
drew aforesaid for rstsh, first giving thirty days
notice of the time, terms and plscr eli said sale,
some newspaper printed in the county anil state
And whereas, said nose sal the Interest thtrr-
on are now due an,, unpsid: now shrrrforr. by
virtue OF the power la me- vested BIZ said mort.
gage deed, I will, ON
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
the 2Oth Agy ofAvgrst. 1s7.

Between the hours of ten O'Clock in the forenooa
and i've o clock IN the afternoon Of that day, al
thr south door nf the eourt-hottse in the eifv of
savannah, Andrew county, in the state OF Ni.-
souri,, 9ccc,t fo sell the above described rial
estate ~ public vendnc To the highest bidder,
Tor cash, 10 satisfy said nafe and interest, h.
getner with the c,Is's and expenses attending
said sale AUGUST SCfGSTER, Mortgage.
savannah. Nh. July il, lsss. 3s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Disasters at Sea.
-,RANN ILL.

We sincerely trust that the public i, not
about entering upon another era of terrible
casualties like the summer OF 1871. for
instance. Up Ia last week the present
season had been unusually free from lie
Siructivc accidents aud We had hoped that
greater care and thoughtfulne>> on the
part Of those to whom the travelling com
muniiv entrust their lives were beginning
ALREADY Ia show their welcome fruits. The
case of the Mctis. 50 swiftly followed bv
the burning of the Bienville. has di-psllcd
this hope not only by the tact of the oe-
currence of such calamiiies 30 near to-
geileT in time. but diverse IN their
calami,ous incidents but also. unhappily
hy the doubts raised Icy the accounts thu
far OF the loss of the MeiIs particularly
II is altogether too early to pronounce
any confident opinion upon the circum-
stances attending the loss Of this steamer.
1t will be observed that IN regard to nearly
every material point. the testimony OF the
survivors varies considerably. Thus the
question A. 10 which vessel caused the
collision. the state of the lookout un board
the steamer. the rapidly with Viii IN she
sank. the fact about propeller living close
al hand. and even the condition OF The
weather aud the sea- al the momeut-uot
to- mention topics Of a more closely per-
sonal hcaring-arc all made tn" subjects
OF di-crepant statements. not easy 10 be
rccouciled In the present state of our in
formation. We trust. however. that in
ve>iigation will De thoroughly pursued. till
the main facts arc established hey ond
question. and responsibility adjusted At
cordiugiy In the meantime the sympa-
ihlc> OF the community will ne extended
mos. earnestly To- all the sufferer, bv this
dreadful calamity. which has made a deep
and vivid impression upon all hearts
Boston .Iouraai.
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A Present TO Stanley from the Queen.

NEW York, Aug. 3l.-A London special
saws the following letter together with .
magnificent stuff box set with brilliants
has been received by Stanley:
FoREIGS OFFICE. Aug. q.
SIR: 81 have great satisfaction In con-
viewing To you by the command OF the
Queen. Her Majesiy's high appreciation of
the prudence and zeal which you have dis
played in opening communication with Dr.
Livingstone and relieving Her Majesty
from anxiety which in common with her
subjects she had felt in regard TO the fate
of that distinguished traveller. The Queen
desires me to express her thanks for the
scrvaces yon have thus rendered together
with Her Maiesty's congratulations for
your having SO successfully carried out the
mission You so feariessly undertook. Her
Majesty also desires me To request your
acceptance of the memorial which accom-
paaies this letter. | am. Sir, your most
ohedient. humble servant.
Signed GRANVILLE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

Since extracting the article from the
Examiner, we find the following in the ID
rance, the great religious paper of the
North West;
There are warm friends of the Adcdnce
who wonder and are greyed that, while
indicating preference for Grant over his
competitor il has no enihusi asm for him.
and frankly ADMITS that its preference i
but a choice between evils. The CoRore-
gdti0Hdiist honestly confeSses that it is in
a similar state of mind, aud devotes long
editorial to what it terms The Evils
Business Thousands of Christian Re
pubieans. many of them old abolitionists
are in the same melancholy predicament-
This being true, is il not wise TO declare it
for the instruction of the party politicians.
whose persistent action has placed so many
good men in this position: Ofwbat value
TO its readers would be a religious news
paper which simply said Amen to every
nomination of the politicians? Where also
would be the testimony of Christian citizens
IL they not only swallowed every nauseou,
potion of their party. but felt bound to
praise it as delightful and invigorating
drink. The responsible editor of this
paper has been ''Republican" ever since
the party had an existence. Before that
he was "Free-Soiler," and before that
| Liberal Party" man. Let who can show
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

The most astonishing cure ofchronic diar
rhea we ever heard Of Is that Of VIM. Clark.
Frrnkfort Mills, Waldo Co.. Maine; the facts
altesied by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat, and NJ. A..
Merrill, either OF whom might be addressed
for particulars. Mr. Clark was cured ny JOHN.
sons ANuDyNE LINIMENT.
Hon. Joseph Farwsll. Mayor Of Rockiand.
Me-. Isssc NJ. Bragg. Esq., Bangor, and
=. essrs Pone Bros, Machiss Me-. lumber
merchants. fully endorsed the SHERIDAN CAV.
AIRY CONDITION POWDERS. aud have given
the proprictors liberty to use their names Ia
accommodating them.
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ID | f ID.

Ellswortl-Aug 18th, Maggie. infant daugh-
ter of Lewis and Alberta uodgkins. in the
second year Of her age.
Aug. Both, John ii. youngest child Of
Mary &. and Henry l.. Lunt. aged months
and 10 days.
Amherst-Aug 18th. Miss Ella j. elder
daughter Of the late William J and Jane r.
Chick. aged % years.
Augusta-Aug. 2sth, Willie Eugene only son
of DIR. L. J. and Fannie l.. Batchelder of Surry,
aged months and IL days.
Other little ones have left Us
As we've sadly wandered here
Der the graves Of those we've cherished
We have dropped the sacred tear;
But our hearts were never ssdder,
Never felt a keener pain,
Than when Willie left our fireside
Never 10 return again.
Franklin-Sept. LIST. Mrs. May, wife of Calvin
Butler. aged 5, years. months, 10 days.
A dear companion, beloved mother. esteemed
neighbor. and devoted christian has passed
away. May heaven help the afflicted family to
realize that their loss is her eternal gain.
Ellsworth-Aug. 2Ith, Mrs. Sarah A. GRAY,
aged % Years.
Aug 9th. Mrs. Emma F. Fullerton, aged
81 years.
Aug. 18th, Amory Otis, aged IS years.
Aug. oath, Lewis w. Marshall aged Is
years.
Aug. 10th, Mrs. Mary A. Morang, aged 30
years.
Bluehill-Aug. oath. Abel 5. Townes. aged
81 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Miscellaneous.

MONTPELIER. vi. sept. >.
twenty towns thus far heard from re-
II Republicans TO The Legislature and
.t. Democrat. rhc towns which 30 $50
gave stewart Rep 1880 majority for aoy-
e-nar u1N give 1902 for Converse Rep
>.te.tr-,ix towns are heard from up 20
t.a .',."cA showing tAai Il Republicans
,I'yuiarrai> and Greeley Republican h5~
DEEM chosen tn the Legislature. he vote
iar Governor from - towns ioots up A.
t...ao~. Converse Rep. l533-. Gardiner
LHerl s.5-l Tire straight Republican
C.... fcAets are apparently all elected
RUTLAND. Vi, sept. g.
Converse for Goyeruor receives irpm
...> town 40. Gardner $40.
New LOUISVILLE. kY.. sept. e..
Tie Convention Is a->cmhlin. % .h.
.0H ii. The Court OF Common p,.t-.
Eurpu Duncan called the Convention i5
eser Judge Spauldms presented a let
r- rom Charles O'Conmor which was
rr.l He endorses the movement bur
IN, ines the nomination
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Iron Ships.


u = h"pcini -ISn 70 read OF The iaunch-
ing rom American >h'pHarh- "i iron Nr>-
>rl> hnlit oi American material py Amer
lean w"rAmeu II j. a branch 81 industry
heretofore mon"poliIed mainly Dig English
builders; hni 'herr J. q" reason Why our
own mechanics should not excel In tile
work. We haze abundance OF l-"n. coal.
AMI ""rAm"n oi unsurpassed sill. aHt
the recent advances IA England ina the c"st
81 coal and iron "nght Z" ha!aiic" the
greater cost 81 American labor. We haV"
before referred =" the beginning 10 this
branch Of the work mad" hN Philadelphia.
ID" Following ir"m a journal of that city
WI more inIiv Indicate what l. doing IA
TIM direction:
'on the 10th MT. ai ihr -htpFard "i
Me~-r>. 'ramp a sons. in thi> city. the
iron steamship Pennsylvania. tn ir,t Of
the American Steamship tompaHy' ~t"ain-
r.. "a- launched. Ia" frnm>i lvaHia ha~
ha> a length over All Of 80 feet h'au Of
~ feet. aud depth oi ~ irv.. "itH i
capacity 81 a.nlG tons. She J. built ,u-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Use RemMe's Pain kil0i0g
MAGIC OIL.
1T Works Like a Charm"

RBApEk-
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Renne's Pair. killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Renne's Pain killing Magic OIL cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
tsmi
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lameness,
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures skin Dis
eases
some folks seem to he proud of telling how lame
eheir shoulders are n-of my crick in the hack "
or " have got the Sciatica and delight In
Dragging that " nothing can cure me but when
get such =" awful folks y TO nenne's
RAis. killing Nogse Ol1. faithfully: we not
only cure their lan,cness and charm away their
pains but We actually take all that kind OF " brag
out Of them r. and they frankly own up. and say,
1T works like a charni"
sS-sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
ss-It IL put up in three sizes, and called Trial
Size" Medium Sisc," and Large Family SiEe''
bottles.
wM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor 4 Manufacturer,
PtrTsFIELD, MAS:
1yeo3mo. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
From New York.

INV "kk- SEPT -
\ Louisville special SAY, il o'Connor
will stand the ticker will be O'tonnor and
!. q. Adams or Adams and Hancock.
The Ifjtaas SAY, the nomination of
Governor and Lieut., Governor are con-
aejti 70 the Democrats by the Liberals.
\ fresh effort viii be made 20 induce
Judge Church 10 take the nomination.
I5- >Vu urges Scymoar> nomination a.
tie oaly way TO insure success. Il is
t4h. that the Congressman at large
Viii be- conceded to the Liberals. The
= nar ,ay~ that O'Couner> name j. en-
tir-.y dropped from the lit OF gubernator-
itl candidates since he pronounced ia favor
..rrI,, Louisville Convention
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Foreign News.


Tie Cathedral OF Canterbury took fire
,..- morning on the eastern end of the
sapf over the altar. and the shrine Of
iaamas \. Becket. caused hy the over
forming Of charcoal furnace in use hy
Plumbers repairing the roof = cam-
plate destruction wa, Threatened Iu"
N.ole -arri-onand Fire Department were
e-a.e4 out aud every rNertiou Wa mad"
,o ave the historic building. The -tFue-
,.-,w was considerably damaged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Public Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given To the inhabitants OF
IN The City OF Ellsworth, qualified to vote Tor
Representatives that warrants have been Issued
10 Geo. W. Newbegin a Constable of said CITY TO
notify the inhabitants to semble at the respect.
i've places named below IN said City Monday
the 9Th day of September inst, at nine O'Clock in
the forenoon to act on the following articles, to
wit:
To give in their votes Tor a Governor Of the
state. Two Senators. one Repre- sentative in the
state Legislature, a County Treasurer, a County
Commissioner. Judge Of Probate, IA Register OF
Probate for Sd III county u Register Of Deeds a
Representative in the Congress of the United
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN A. THEY TAKE THEIR
FLIGHT. The chief OF bessingsis good heal III {.
" ilhout which nothing /. worth hay ing; il j.
always appreci ated nj Its true value aft IL j.
lost, but. too often. not before. Live properly :.
and correct ailments before they become -eat =
ed. For diseases of the liver, kidneys. skin.
stomach. and all arising from impure or feeble
blood. DIR. WALkER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BITTERs. are sure and speedy remedy. 1t
has never yet failed in -iHgle instance.
Ax3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

rREEMAN " Kinks Of Bucksport in the County
of Hancock BY his deed dated the fifteenth
day Oh MAY A. ID. 1871 and recorded In the Han
cock Registry Of Deeds Vol. lj9 Page So CONVEY
eel To me. the under gne,i. in mortgage certain
parcel Of real estate with buiidn-- thereon stu
Bted ia salt isuck sport, anil bounded a. follows
Bcginn ing nj the Northeast corner "f W msnw IL.
Freeman. land on Reub~n Freeman south line
ut a st..ke and stones. thence Westerly ON sHId
Freeman 5 south line IL the c"Cni' roit't. ihenrc
Southeriy by said road To Timothy McDonHlF-
home. tead. Thence Ea-teriy un laid No DonIld-
line TO said ". II Freeman land Thence We
terly ON said ". II. Freeman ilit the cOnr-e Uf
the head line of the front lots e. The Dirt mention
ed h md containing tivr acre- morr or less
Also one other parcel Of land ~ Stid Buck pntt
with the builiing- thereon and bounded II fol
loss Westerly lay the Penob-cot river. Eas-
terry by the county road, >vrthciiy 1y E,t bcp
Fr-eman's land and ~"utherly 10y he d fsr-te -
OF Timothy Mcdonald containing rtsHi scfe-
mon or les. helng same two .'I.ueIr 81 tad cot
eyed 20 said Freeman W. Kinks ., E.gh -
Stubbs Ind January l&,h, lisa AS executor ii ~ =
last will Of Joseph ID. Pierce and the condition
Of said mortgage havin Z been broken the under
signed Ia reason thereof claim fore 'e ur'',
buckspoit Aug - Iss2, 1~3i h.rl :-e ,nk-.
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VI. BRowN. sEouARp experimental upon

VI. BROwN-.EQUARDe experimental upon The
stiffened arm of an executed criminal. by in
jecting warm blood into it The muscles re-
gained their eontractility and their nerves irri-
liability. As the cutting of the blood i. para =
lvsi- Of nerve element. deficiency II blood
i II cause Of degeneration Of nerve element
Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hvpophosphite.
will cause the formation OF healthy blood and
consequently Increase nervous power induce
vital activity in debitated constitutions. and
tone all the organs dependent iur health on
muscular or nervous strength