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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

q ~ By : card ron Secretary p. ".
Aiken J. + published IN the lAosais, ss
learn that the state Graage of tbe Pat
5rto(nB tc(rsB Of Husbandty viii convene in CO!
ilun1bia, : On the 18th of January, Bt 10
] o'clock q. M, in Floral Hali,g Cd the
Fair Grounds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
Murder VIII Out.

Benjamin Shelby, Arthur Shelby, Ball
Woods, and William Smith are now in
Jail in Burnett County Texas, under sen.
tence of death, all to Dc executed on the
18th OF January. They Were convicted Of
the murder of BENJAMIN Mckeever, solely
upon singular and perfect chain of cir
cumstantial evidence. McKecver was shot
from his horse ut night. and his throat cut,
near the residence OF. the Shelbys. his
body carried On horsebasA i!:Tce miles and
thrown into cave \ large rock was
pla, ed over The bloody spot where his
throat was cut, which precaution led to
the arrest Of the criminals. A frontiers
man saw the rack had been recently placed
there; it WAS removed. and the blood dis
covered. On = closer search a wad from
shot guu VII. found Another wad was
taken troln :SIlc,oy's gun. Both were
from the SAME paper A copy Of the
CHIMNEY Corner" was found in Shelby's
house. with piece torn out. The wads
placed together and in the paper made the
CONTEXT perfect. Other circumstances were
cumulative, sad the jury found them gull
ty. 1t is thought that neither the courts
or the governor will interfere, aud the SEN
tence will be executed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
olul lbs! 4a9lls2O 46bs2,ls1 1l,0l5,sel

ToIlI, I6Ss.. ID ,g7I'oEV 7OO'T'V'1
Az the same time the number of hogs
slaughtered atsix principal Western points,
October 9th to December 10th, were
l653,454 same time last year, l,,735, sos ,
showing a falling Of of 81 $40 The
present depression -dan; therefore, have no
other origin than the profound distrusti in
business circles which hasli been produced
by Mr. BoutwelPs Encouragement 81. the
national finances. .,...,,.., 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

eas- The New. York Express says: A
man can take 800 df he has IT. take
return passage in one Of the Cunard
steamers, go to Europe stay there a
month at bis own expense, and come
back again with . suit Of clothes on his
hack which would cost $50 here, and, If
beis yery err, economical; cab have d few
dollars in his pocket oits of the $lOo
when be arrives back again. 1.-THE thing
has been tried and proveda within 1.-The
LAST ten weeks!9 5iZi&
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
State Of South Carolina
o0 ,BssfRhG GcGAffl w
IN PROBATE cOUpT


pY D: L. Turner Judge of Probate In
- said County.
Whereas, Zedekiah R. Sr sh hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administra-
ton on the Estate OF David Smith late of
said County, decd These are therefore
to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said deceas-
ed, to be and appear before meat Court
OF Probate for the said County. to be
holden at Edgetield on tho Goth day of
January 1873, at 10 o'elock "A. NJ, to show
cause, if any, why the sdid Administra-
ton should not be granted, .,..
Given under my hand'and the Seal of
the Il Coz Court, this 9th a 9ay a of i IJsnuary, \.
can in0ePsnIesTsSS=RF 5. e. TSRFNER,' i p. E. G.
JAMS, miiN noienriit, 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

Further, of the Louisiana Imbroglio.
On Monday, the 9Th inst, the people
of Louisiana were to make an attempt
to inaugurate the lawfully elected State
ofTicers-Gov. McEnery and others. And
for this purpose the lawful Legislature.
was to assemble, though previously over.
ridden and kept dowil By Grants bayo-
nets. The people being determined to
assert their rights, and the usurping fac
ton being defiant and still backed by
Federal troops, it has been feared that
the day would see armed collision md
terrible bloodshcd. But the latest dis
patches from Washington and New Or
leans seem to Indicate that President
Grant has alated q tithe OF his tyranni-
cal and insulting obstinacy, ana tele-
graphed Genl. Emory, i'll command OF
the Federal in New Orleans, not
to permit interference with the meeting
of the lawful Legislature. The present
indications are that, the whole matter
will he referred to Congress. But let
the Louisiana contest end as it may,
Genl. Grant, by his action i'll the premises,
has imperiously illsu!ted and trodden
down the rights ot local self-govern-
ynaut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

gg- Miss cobbe, a british female meta
physician, contends in two long and Ia
bored articles that dogs have immortal
souls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
Tuv nnppcr 1rorExoR PRESIDENT

THE DIRECT VoTE1oR PRESIDENT
The int ts1f}sn of senate Morton to de-
liver atMI early day argument in ia
vor of E'dhrSsh voteghY thesAeople for
President hthdAice BSsssstleat Sss j Feady,
been a@9uhSsa. flH ideas which haa
been nISstedSf ye# has gfo,M very
rapid Yih public faRM of ,lale, aR paMss r.
ticulafy Sihesshe u$Hh}c h}clyseaihsspf Mi
Greeley, caHed sucR attenf nftoH|to the.
great embarrassment which fnay result
from continuance to the electoral sys-
tenn. Other speeches taking the same
view us Mr.. Morton's will be made by
prominent members i6if bGth Houses. AS
the system ,laf the electoral college is
preseFiBedh hpA7Gh{titeition, an amend
ment to that instrument is of course
.neeessasy-saafsGt- B. ci'ange.-.SsuGl an
amendment %ill most probably pass
this is',si winter l forr - Submission to thsstate
Legislatures.-Balt Sun; -
= se!Itis Thought ins Salt Lake City
that! Brigham Young Will never pass
another summer labove ground. When
he dies thirty-seveniwido will mourn
his loss, and ONE hundred and seventeen
schildren wilpbe fatberlesst 70 roie
es-It appears one woman has been
found who. can hold her. Tongue? Mrs.
Annie Ryan ,2lof St. Louis, was wanted.
to testify in 1thelltriar of her husband,
who inadela mnrderousassaultdlpon her,
.but she refused to testify, and the1Judge
lseutherto! JailSor4s hours. Still rehi-
sing toitestify, theiJudge ordered her to-
jailiagainitS stay, y,1until .ashe, should be,
jwfllingitoIgiye her;tesflmony. She was
finally set.at liberty by another Judge
Under Await of habeasr CORPUS, tlium- M N
1phant.i lyhaE al IlGl amgs - 90
ds The ex-RmpercriNapoleo isIsuf-!
.fering from stone in the bladder. The.
latest bulletins announce his unchanged
ondition, but his physicians, are unap-
iprehsnsiTeof serious results. g.. n.6
eas- On the morning Of December
f21st thet ibohyi of Alfred Hampton was
found on; Farnnm,ss place, near; Orange
burg CountyJ The verdict of the coro-.
nerfs inquest was = Death from heart
disease, aggravated by bad yhiskey and
exposure to inclem ent weather. - .,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

J. CHARLESTON MERCHANT MARKlEs
AN ENcgIsH HE1REss-In August last,
Mr.. George E. Gibbes, son of James S.
Gibbes, Esq, and junior of the firm ol
Messrs. Gibbes & Co, of Charleston, sail
ed for England on a visit, partly Of bust
ness and partly of recreation, and recent
English papers bring extended accounts oi
his marriage, on the 9th ultlmo, to the
daughter of one of the large manufactu-
ring proprictors of North Cheshire. The
bride was Miss Kate Jones. third daugh-
ter of Thomas Jones, Esq. of Timperley
Hall. g
After briet visit to, London aud other
points in England, the bridal couple sailed
for this country on the steamer OcesIlica,
and arrived in New York city last Sunday.
They propose to remain a few days in
New York and Washington, and will
probably reach Charleston next week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
= 'f I'D TURKEY CREEK.

es- The El5iuifauiaS Times of the 10th
says; Hundreds of enigratttsl from
Southern Georgia and west Florida have
passed through this rity within the last
week Westward bound On Wednes-
day night the trains on The Montgomery
& Eufan1a railroad were literally jam
med with them and even then'all could
not be taken forward The sanfs thing
occurred again lasenight. This mighty
exodus Of the bone, muscle and intelliF-
gence of Georgia and Alabama is truly
lamentable, ifaittiEnot, disastroust Units
consequences. aTItss magnitude is. only
kpownito the,railroad Officials, who daily
furnish the transportation" ban bsgov.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
Conviction of Stokes.

NEW YORK, January o. Stokes was
found guilty of murder in, the first de
gree, His sentence was deferred till Mon n !
day. -; -, ~ ~. ,'a;
NV s.. Yop!K, i! 6,np January s 'nteon-stfobasss, Is,
counsel haYe determined to take out a bill,
Of exceptions and steps will be taken at
once TO obtain a stay Of proceedings land
obtain ANEW, trial. L iE9m sIt t9s,
=StoEes.will'be sentenced to-day, aWhcn'
he will be placed in rnurderers"row intha
Tolnbs. ! q 1o7 q IL vi egbsiaaa1i & 0
NEY YORK, January 6, evening.-After
notice of exceptions to the Judges rul-
ings, Stokes was asked what he bad to say
why sentence of death should not be pass
ed upon him.
Stokes, in reply, said he had not inten-
tionally violated 'dny law and that the
testimony upon which he was' 'sceavioted
was manufactured and periured. sid luoi
: Judge Boardmanithen; ina feeling adj
dress, in which he alluded to tbeprisoner's
youth aud SOCIAL surroundings, sentenced
him to be hanged, on Friday, the 2Sth day
of February nextTbeing the shortest
time that could be legally allowed the
murderer. rsltb' ta"U' ~" i bdg
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
FER TILIEERSt.

r AM still Agent for that we'll Known
1@Gunno, IELL'S .AMM0NT1iTED
SUPERPHOSPHATE. al, :,
.Aso, am Agent for tho ATLANTIC
GUANO. and ACID PHOSPHATE for
conlposting with Cotton Seot!. .Uu
Price OF. Acid Phosphate in Charleston,
Cash, S2s 90
..y Time, without interest, 81 90
For particulars, address Mr.. JAMES a.
CIR myself, at ELgdiieid C II.
f1Hh !cr ora OF. CHEATHAAI.
Jan. S, :. If ID 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

Thus empowered, the Nerron board al
once published what they called the re
turns of the State election OF November
4. The true returns and ballot We're then
and have ever since been, in the lawful
custody of Governor Warmoth, but the
false returns have been carefully prepared
and tabulated for the emergency. The
true returns, according to actual ballots.
had been compiled, tabulated and publish
ed in accordance with an act of the Gen
eral Assembly passed iu February, 1870.
This was done as to the newly elected sen
ators and representatives on the 4th De-
cember, in view OF the meeting of the
Legislature called on the 9th December in
special session by the proclamation OF
Governor Warmoth The true returns
gave an anti-Radical majority Of more
than thirty in the House and six in. the
Senate; the Heron board returned 4.
Radical majority of about forty in the
House and sixteen in the Senate. Mar
shall Packard occupied the State-house
with United States troops, and on Mon
day morning the Heron boards members
and senators metand organized, the clerks
being forbidden by injunction to call any
other names than those received from
that board through the secretary of State
This was the first resul; Of the judicial
infamy. In spite of an anti-Radical ma
Jority VIGOROUSLY exceeding ten thousand
ballots. this gigantic scoundrellsm remands
the people OF Louisiana to Radical dy-
nasty OF the worst character, consisting
chiefly of defeated candidates Governor
Warmoth refused to recognize the body
and remained away from his Office at the
Statehouse rather than pass to it between
files OF United States soldiers standing
with fixed b4yqnets. After
A BLAspHEMous PEErEScE OF PRAYER,
which was lutte else than stump speech,
the House preferred impeachment against
Governor Warmoth in hot haste. There
upon Pinchback, who was elected presi-
dent of the Senate after the death OF
Lieutenant Governor Dunn, aafnming now
to be Lieutenant Governor, broke .ipio the
executive office and acted as Governor,
and was so recognized by both spurious
houses
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
,I.,tb,a. b,a.Adgsrtiser.

Mr.. Editor s4s there. are mary of
our citizenstm tmhoS yilfqot be able to pay
.their taxes bg the 18th day of January
CHE time aspdblished when. the penalty
will be enfofcsd awould make, through
sy9pur valuable paper, suggestion.
"a Somaofithe nasntnays of,the Legisla-
Sdftc, afsE days 1slSfaaae adjournment
in December last expre$ed the inten-
ton OF introducing Resolution extend
ing the time forth. payment of taxes,
and the Withholding of the penalty until
day t9 he fixed. d. y Wouldl q it not BE- well
for those who may Incur the penalty, by
failing to pay their taxes, by the 18th
instant, to await tile actiopjof the. Leg
islature on this subject? 1t seems to us
aSlelayfor asherttime,- e,-coald-werk but.
little harmto the taxpayer if the, lazy
is not. passed; whereas, if the, time for.
payment is extended many would be
. rPlieYcd Eie pf the penalty for g having failed
to pay their, taxes by the 18th instant "a.
And AM fnFh further, y Ne. Editor, aybiilIl has
been introduced n. ip the Legislature Zee kI toI
investigate the claims against the County
Of Edgefe1d. II. the payment Of the
taxes,is withheld for q short time this.
bill may become q Jaw, and at least a
small portion Of the taxeto6f tho County
it is to be hoped, viii then 'be applied
to the payment of proper claims. on' no.
RI. Editor What do 81 YOU u think M of this
:, ,rfaTnaos,ti6n ~ ~ ,Iiol u pfa ,"ig.!j 5aSl
!. Sksi5z !.Torahnon. ntsib :aLi ,to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

0RI01ES PEREE0%
. PHOENIX GUANo & COTTON sEtb. =


the pmonSx to increase ease its 5 yaiue skesa @ ssn
has the seed OF hand and worth
on It's Nlcost the planter
and pronounced
used it. It he easily ccaply
thoroughly When
together
until Quantity
heap under
bulk
ink length Of i planters ONCE
with ha
Farmers Phoenix Gano
anyo Fertlizeri5-& t9!
will
The option
desired ''. Al
haul when
i1.s ~ d $50. / rms. .. j. j. 'MUNROE WISE.
Pine an s iruloa,f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

i HoTQeRApHs, EERRoryPEs,
&C., in all the latest Styles, Can aslhere-
tnDEGS he tecp b 1T sbe plalr lalrs Stand sthaiApdds; accu=
rately copied, and if desired, enlarged
to anysize. ~ i5@ jeai
NS-Architectural, Mechanical and Orr
nancntal Designs neatly drawn in In
dia Ink, Water or Oil Colors. I'D Il
Callandisee Specimens 9m ini
ogl hsh .-zIssH. H.cMIAIS. l-
. Jan s 1.noir ~ m 4t...o L.Si.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

NEW URLEANS, DeC. 70.
A brief summary Of some OF the occur
rences in Louisiana, during the past eight
weeks, may interest readers who have not
Time to read lengthy details.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14
Medical Poisons on the wane.

The pairiarchs took no mercury, no bismuth.
no iodine, no bromide Of potassium, no stry-
choria, no quinine. Happy old gentlemen
they did not even know Of the existence OF these
Specifics" and yet they lived until it seemed
Death had forgotten them. Their medicines
were herbs and roots. They have left this fact
on record land the world seems to be now taking
note Of il and returning to the first principles Of
medication. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
purest and most etficacious vegetable restora-
live Of the day, is also the most popular.
Thousands Of persons who only few years
ago believed implicitly in all the poisons watch
figure IN the pharmac9pia, no~ pronounce this
palatable tonic and alternative an all-s ,thcient
remedy for dyspepsia, nervous debility, consti-
patton, bilious complaints, dsche, intermit-
tent fevers, and all the ordinary disturbances
Of the stomach, the liver, the dIscharging or
gains aud the brain. The time Is not far distant
when most OF the powerful and venomous
drugs now so recklessly administered BY prac-
titioners Of the "heroic" school, in cases that
might easily be controlled by mider treatment,
will be utterly discarded by all philosophical
physicians As it is, the thinking public, who
are generally ahead OF the professionals, have
already put the dangerous preparation aside
and adopted Hos,etter's Bi,ters in their stead
as a safe and excellent household medicine,
adapted to almost every aiment except the
organic and deadly contagious diseases, For
more than twenty wears this famous restorative
and preventive has been annually strengthen
ing IFS hold upon the public confidence, and II
now takes the lead Of every advertised medi-
cine manufactured in this country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14

4 NEGLECTED CEMETERY.-In the
cemetery attached to the Rock Island
Gll.) Arsenal lie the remains of 1900
Confederate dead, who died there while
prisoners of war. The editor of the
Rock Island Argus lately visited this
forlorn spot, and says that the fences
which once enclosed the grounds and
the head-boards which identified the oc
cupants of the trenches have been re-
moved, and that the graves have been
leveled even with the earth. Only six
of the graves have survived this obliter-
atins process, and these have marble
slabs, which have been erected there by
grieving parents. Of these six, three
are tenanted by brothers of the name of
Mcdaniel, who all died on the Island,
and the slabs proclaim them sons of
Fielding and Lucinda Mcdaniel. The
editor refers to ''the vandalism of tax
king away the fence, the head-boards,
ami leveling these graves" and says
that seattle belonging to the United
States officers, which run on the Island,
trample over the place, and the place
wears a neglected and forlorn look-a
look of spitefulness towards the helpless
dead" There is commandant at the
Rock Island Arsenal who could proba-
bly, rectify this inhumanity, if he but
chose to do so.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14
TICKETS So EACH. 3 for s., 6 for sr0.

fof balance Of prizes send Tor circular.
This concert - under the supervision and
direction OF the folIc wing
BOARD U! DIRECTORS:
G. II. Durfee, Merchant; II. l.. N.vn.,
3ankc'; II. ID. Rush, La nber; H. w. GiIIet,
Merchant; g. Y. rrsscou, Commercisl: LAM,
u. Kitchen Farmer: W %. Gould, City Eng.
Pc. Lowe, Capita isi; e.. X. Morsbcsd. M,r.
chant; j. l.. We or, NJ. D.; ]. w. Enoi;.b
Lawyer; T.. Moiler, Cash'r. Ter. s. D.; z. r.
Carr, Architect,
OFFICERS;
z. II. Durise. President; Geo. r. Prescott.
Sec; u. i. Newman, Vlee.Pres.; Cal MolIer.
Treas.
The well known character Of The Directors
Of The Mercantile Library Association end the
endorsement presented. is q sDiFicient euuap,es
10 all absent ticket-hoides that sheir interests
will b. fully guarded and protected.
AL correspondence strictly eonfdepfisI. AMI
a-,y person drawirg p'ize need not be known
unless they 20 desire.
Tickets drawing prizes will be eashed on
sight.
This is he gfsndest. safest and best enlesof,,s
ever presented - the public.
Official isIs Of siaBing nuMbers will be sen,
20 pureaasers Of tickets Immediately sfier tks
distribution.
For irformssion and tickets address.
BAMBERGE & CO., General sseots.
80 Libery Street, New YORK.
Tickets seni T.. q. u. al our expense.
Agents wanted. Literal Con missioos nail
kay 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14
r. 600, 900 ACRES.
Cheap Yarns.
The Chcapc., Land III Market. for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.

100000 Acres in Central Nebrask, now iot
sale IN tracts OF forty acres and upwards on flvo
aud Ten Years Crcdr at per ccut. No Al.
vance Interest required.
Mid and Heallhlul Climate, Fertile SOIL an
Abundance OF good Wahr
The BEST MARKET THE WEST
The great Mining regions OF ~yof,ing. Colo.
rado, Utah aud Nevada, being supplied by tho
farmers III tho Platte Valley.
Soldiers Enuied 10 a Homestead nj
100 Acres. THE Best Location for
Colonies.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL Millions Of
Acres of Choice Government Land, open Tor
entry under the Homestead Law. near this Great
Railro d with good markets and all be conye.
niences Of an old settled country.
Free passes 10 purchasers oil Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps. showing The Land, also new
edition Of Descriptive Pamphlet with New
Maps Mailed Free E,cryw here. Address.
OF. DAVIS,
Land Commits ioner u. =. X. r.,
Omaha, Ncb.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14

THE MoDoCs AND THE MIIIrARY.-
Attorney General Williams has render
ed his opinion on the Modoc question,
to the effect that the hostilities between
the tribe and the forces OF the govern
ment brought about the condition of
recognized war and therefore that those
Indians in the hands of the military au-
thorities who have been guilty Of VIC
lating the well-known usages of war
may be tried and punished by a military
commission. This opinion really set
ties the whole question. The General
of the Army will, in accordance with
this opinion, issue orders to Gen. Davis,
through Gen. Schofield, early this week
concerning court-martial to try the
Indians. There is no doubt the COM
mission will be organized without delay
and the trial commenced. According
to the regulation of the army the pro
ccedings and findings Of military com
missions, where the sentence is death,
are transmitted to Washington for re
view and approval Of the President be-
fore sentence can be carried into effect
Several weeks must unavoidably pass
before the punishment of the Modocs
can take place should all the usual pos
tai forms of communication be observed
instead of the medium of the telegraph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14

is the moot powerful cleanser, suengthener
and remover of Glandular Distractions known
to Materia kedca.
Ii is specie lily adapted 10 constitutions "woIn
down and debIila'ed by the warm weaker Of
Spring and Summer when the blood is not in
active circulation, consequently gathering i'm.
purltleS from sluggishueSs aid imperfect nc.
ton Of tho secreive organs. and is manifested
by Tumcrs, EruptionS, Boiches, Bo.ls, rus.
tues, Scroua &c, sc.
When weary and Ianguid from oterxorE
and dullness, crcwsiness and inertia take the
place Of energy and vigor, the system need,
Tonic to build it up and help The Vital Forces
TO regain their recuperative power.
In the heat If Summer, iequently The Liver
and Spleen do not properly perform their func.
tons, the Uterine and Urinary Organs are in
active, produc ng weakness Of the stomach and
'ntes'IneS and Predisposi,ion to bilious de
TaupemCut
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14
DR.. Wells
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
is prepared directly from tho SOUTH AMER
loan PLANT, and is peculiarly suited to ell
these dilliculties,it will cleanse the V1TIATED
BLOOD.srengihen the LTFE.GlVING pow
Frs, and REMOVE ALL DISTRACTIONS
from IMPAIRED AND ENFEEBLED Or.
gans.
II should be freely taken. as Iurubeba is pro-
nounecd by medical writer's The most efficient
Purifier, Tonic and Deobstruent known in the
who! range OF medicinal plants.