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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-20

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While the ''Ice King" has laid his en-
barge on the most of harbors on the coast,
he has kindly exempted ours.
John ". Dresser, Esq, expects to
launch his vessel in June, and will i'm
mediately commence another, to be built
by the same moulds.
is being prepared for the next term which
is to commence Wednesday, the 18th inst
DIR. Joseph l.. Stevens has been n
practicing physician in this town for about
sixty-six years, and daily attends to the
duties of his profession.
-Dea. 5. Adams, whose age Is in the
eighties. is one of the most active men in
town. No weather keeps him in doors and
he is constant attendant al evening
[religious) meetings.
Thomas Bailey. colored Steward on
board the "Dobbin," was accused by an
indignant fair one, with attempting 20 hug
or kiss her contrary to her wishes. but was
willing TO settle for $3.50. which amount
Judge Woods advised the defendant 10 pay
which advice he wisely followed.
BIsehin.
We are informed that Messrs. Hinck-
ley. Chase q Collins, have each secured
valuable contracts for granite. Bluehill
has an abundance of granite, and the men
who know how to fashion it for ornament
or use.
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Amherst.
Mr.. John Roberts of Aurora has sold
his farm and crops to J. Latin for 81 500.
Hay is quite plenteous in this section,
although the best quality is worth about
$40. per ton.
DIR. Hanson of Amherst will be absent
a few weeks. to attend Lectures at the
Maine Medical College at Brunswick.
The snow in Piscataquis county is
much deeper than in this vicinity. Heaps
on heaps is the order there.
The Methodist Society has completed
neat meeting house on the South side of
the river at Gsilford village at a cost OF
81, 400. 1t will be dedicated on the 18th
inst. Sermon by Presiding Elder.
Mr.. John Honey and family have re-
moved from Amherst to Lowell. Me-.
where he is overseer of the yard ia the
Webb & Co. Tannery.
| Some men from the vicinity of Bangor
are cutting ship frames in Gnilford, for the
Belfast ship yard. which they transport &c
Bangor on Railway. CP-RIvEK.
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should stand before the law the equals of men.
Towards this end the law is gradually but sure
ly tending. Liability to taxation and the right
to vote should go hand In hand. Women are
now compelled to pay taxes on property, but
have no voice in regulating the tax. .'Behind
the ballot lies the bread AHj 1t is Of vital
Importance that working women should have
part in moulding laws which directly or indi-
rectly affect their wages and means Of liveli-
hood.
Women demand place in the jury-box on
equal terms with men. The Constitution guar
antecs to all citizens trial by jury Of ones
by men.
In short, the views Of the lecturer will not be
satisfied until all distinctions Of sex are swept
away in law and politics, and women have
chance on the quarter deck and at the wheel Of
the Ship Of State, as well As in the galley and
ladies' cabin.
The lecture Of Friday evening was a substi-
tute for the second lecture of the High School
course. to have been delivered by J. b. Red
man, Esq, who, we regret to say, is prevented
from speaking by in health.
MIS- SanBuIu saIu NA84 Ant tTIbTs III
education OF youth, began with the distinction
made between the sexes nj an early age; while
girls are the companions Of their mothers, and
are taught polite and gentle manners, boys are
driven from the parlor. and seek their COM
panions and education in the streets. The
time which mothers should give TO their chill
dren Is devoted to fashion. Public opinion in
the guise Of fashion holds supreme sway, and
Is substituted for absolute right. The church
is more hopcicssly sunk in this whirlpool than
the outside world. Children are better of
with no parents than with those who are
S ayes 10 fashion.
With fathers the ruling passion Is money
getting. They have no time TO teach their
children honesty and virtue. Money, no mat
ter how dishonesty gained is the touch-stone
of society, and CLOSES over the West character.
Parents are willing 10 make merchandise of
their daughters by marrying them to men OF
deprayed souls, and bodies, for their money
Young men should he taught ths, they can
b. respectable only with pure hearts and lives
The indifference Of parents in visiting the
schools. and the neglect to make home happy.
were nevertheless as grave evils. The highest
end in life for parents 10 TO teach their children
to abhor vice and pra ctice virtue.
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City and County.
Ellsworth.


Church Conference in the Baptist
Church on Saturday next at l-2 Pm.
See notice of Fair at Morgan's Bay,
Surry, February Goth.
The tickets for the Masquerade Ball
may be obtained at the store of Mrs 4. F.
Greeley, Main St
The logging teams up river, are now
doing capital business. the best for the
season, thus far.
The somewhat celebrated King Cling
is not dead as has been reported. He was in
town a few weeks since and when last
heard from was at Lamoine accompanied
as usual by his canine companions.
-Messrs. j. T. & G. II. Grant now have
on the stocks, a fine schooner of about $50
tons burthen o. NJ. which they intend TO
launch as soon as the river shall be free
from ice. Mr.. Abram Lord, master work
man.
\ LAWYER CONE To GRIEF.-0n Mon
day night, Bro. Barker, while teaming or
state ST. lost control of his horse and then
lost of his wood and himself from his sled
and finally lost his temper. He is making
speciality OF collections just now.
Much anxiety is felt in regard to the
safety Of sch. La Volta, Lord. of this por,
She was bound from Eastport to Charleston
5. c. She is some three weeks behind time,
and has not been heard from since leaving
Gouldsboro. Me.
-Messrs. Campbell. Leach & Co.. have
bought and shipped by way of Buckspor'
lsoQ lbs. Deer at IL ~ 1861. so
800 Partridges, at y c., 1000
500 Rabbits, at c., 1000
s1I2.5O
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There is M pain which Centaur Lnimen,
will not re lieve, no swelling 1t will not subiue.
and NO lamencss which II will not cure Thi. 1.
strong language, but IL istrue. where the parts
are not gone, It's effects are marvellous. II has
produced more cures ofrheumatism, neur algia.
ocs;jsw. palsy, sprains. swelIIngs. caked-
breasts, scalds, burns .salt-rheum, ear-ache,
upon the human frame, aud of strains. SPAWN.
gals, &c. upon animals, in one year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world
began. II Is counte r-irritant. an all-bealinc
pain reliever. Cnpples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without \ scar. Ii is no humbug. The recipe
Is published around each bottle. It's selling
a. no article ever before sold. and IT sells be-
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or
swelling deserve TO suaer IL they will no, use
Centaur Liniment. More than 100 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs.
chronic-rheumatissn,g govt, running tumors. &c.
have been received. We will send = circu ar
containing certificates, the recipe. &c., gratis.
TO any one requesting IL. One bottle OF the
yellow wrapper Centaur Lniment Is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweened
horses and mules, or for screw. worm in sheep
Stock owncrs-this Imminent is worth your al
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Linnent. J. d. ROSE & Co.. New York.
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On Thursday and Friday evenings last, lee
lures were delivered by Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell
Of Boston. at the High School room. Subjects
The Right Of Woman TO the ballot" and
What shall We DO with our Young Mem
Mrs, Campbell is a lady Of pleasant address,
and unassuming manners, and as an earnest
disciple in the cause of female suffrage, relies
upon the arguments which she advances TO pro-
duce conviction. Although these may moi, with
all, accomplish their object, they are sure to
command respect, and are worthy of careful
thought. Some Of the reasons which have
been urged from time to time against the right
Of women to the ballot were first eonsidered.-
among these are,-that politics is corrupt, that
for women to vote is contrary to the Bible, that
dIsunion would thereby be brought about in the
family. that politics is not the sphere Of women,
mat women should not vote, because they can
not bear arms. To these arguments the speak
er made answer. that if politics is corrupt
women would cleanse it. that the Bible may b.
perfer-eiy made to teach anything, that L
troubles arose in homes, the man, not the WON
an would make the trouble, hat the sphere o.
women has not yet been discovered, that WON
en- they cannot fill the ranks Of an army. ar
h'otiers Of soldiers, and can themselves igh
'ne enemy with lint and bandage.
MS, Campbell then stated the grounds Of
snlch she claims the ballot for women. II il
great INJUSTICE to deprive them Of It. Wogpe'
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the damage OF said PLAINTIFF (as he ssys) the sum
Of One hundred dollars, which shall then and
there be made to appear with other due damages
And have you there this Writ with your doings
therein.
Witness, John Appleton. Chief Justice Of our
said Court at Ellsworth this Third day of May, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hu ndred
and sever ty-two. II. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
HANCOCK, s.. supreme Judicial Court, Octo.
Der Term, 1879
On the foregoing Suit 1t IL ordered by the Court
that notice Of the tendency thereof be given the
said Defendant BY suing him with an attested
copy OF the Writ and this order thereon or by
publishing the same IN the Ellsworth American Q
public newspaper published at Ellsworth In the
County Of Hancock. three weeks successfully the
last publication or service aforesaid to be at
least thirty days before the next term of this
Court to be holden at Ellsworth. within and for
the county of Hancock, on the second Tuesday OF
April next that he may then and there appear
and answer to said suit If he sees 1T.
Atest:-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy of the Writ and order of Court
thereon. Attest Ill. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE,


$50 the SheriGs Of our respective
~ Counties, or either Of their Deputies.
We COMMAND YOg to attach the
estate q Geo. IT,, k;:ap o
York, to the value OF One Hundred
Dollars. and summoa the said Defendant iii he
may be found in your precinct to appear before
our Justices Of the supreme Judicial Court next
to be holden in Ellsworth, within and for
County Of Hancock, on the second Tuesday Of
October next, then and there in our said Court to
answer unto George w. Bsgley. OF said Ellsworth
In Plea Of the Case, for that the said Defendant
at said Ellsworth, on the day OF the purchase Of
this Writ, being indebted TO the Plaintiff in the
sum OF seventy eight dollars, according to the
Account annexed, then and there in considers.
ton thereof promised the Plaintiff to pay him the
same sum on demand.
Also, for that the Defendant q Ellsworth. afore-
said, ON the day Of the purchase Of this Writ, be-
ing lndebted to tbs PlaintiE In another sum OF
One hundred dollars, tor % much money before
that time bad and received by the saad Defendant
to the Plaintiff o use, in eonsderatiOn thereof.
promised Ne Plaint,4 70 pay him that sum on de-
mand.
Yet though often requested, the said Defendants
has not paid said sun but neglected 20 TO do, 70
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NJ A RRIED.

Eilsworth-Feb. 18th, by Rev. DR., Tenney.
Mr.; James +. Ross and Mrs. Phcbe A. Clark,
both Of fremont.
Iremont-Feb. 9Th, at the residence OF the
Justice. by Andrew Tarr. Esq, Mr.. Samuel
Robinson and Miss Mercy J. Robinson, both Of
fremont.
Eden-Feb. 18th, by l.. J. Thomas. Esq.
Capt. Ambrose II. Wasgstt and Miss Adclma
1. Mcfarland.
FEB. 18th, by the same. Mr.. David Thomas
to Mrs. Martha A. Aiken. all Of Eden
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Cid 18th, sch JAMES Wall, Grover, jackson

VILE.
Ar 18th. sch BLACK Warrior. Stevens. Goulds-
Andiew Peters, Hopkins, Provi ience.
Sid Naudalia Fullerton, Sullivan.
JACksoNvILLE-Ar3 81, sch Flora Condor,
Condor, Boston; Josephine, Pickett. n York.
n York.
,SIENEuEGos-In port 4th. brig Myronus.
tMrHglns; Guiding Star, Freethy; sch Sophia
,,CHARLEsToN-Ar 18th, sch Lettie Wells.
Watson. Boston.
SASANNAH-Cld 18th. brig Jas Crosby. Tap
icy, q Johns, + X sch Victor. Wass. Haven.
MhrANzAs-Ar 81, sch NJ Goodrich. Look.
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To the Honorable The Justices of the Supreme
Judi cial Court ne xt to he holden at Ellsworth in
the County Of Hancock on the second Tuesday
DOsItLA G. BRAKEMAN, of Brooksville in
IL said county, wife of Ruel Brakeman, formerly
OF said Brooksyiie, but whose present place Of
" libels and gives this court 10 be informed that
she was lawfully MARI ed to said Rael at Castne.
In said county, on the 18th day of December. 1862
that during their said intermarriage, your libel
as faithful. chasie and afectionate wife, but
that he, the said Ruel, regardless of his marriage
covenant and duty. dit on the 81 day OF Noyem-
Der, lSi9 totally desert and abandon yOur libelant
and since that time has lived separate and apart
from her and has contributed nothing towards
her support that on the 18th day of November,
1871 ut Bangor In the county OF PenobsCot he
the said Ruel, committed the crime OF adultery
with woman named Sarah +. Martin, and on
divers other days and times since their intermar-
rage has committed the crime of ndHltery with
said Sarah +. Martin and with divers other lewti
Women. whose names are to your hbelant
known.
Wherefore, your libelant prays that she may be
divorced from the bonds of matrimony between
her and her said hus baud
Dated Mt Brooksville. this cath day OF January
ls'3. ROsILLA G. BAkEMAN.
HANCOCK. ss.-Supremc judicial Court. In
vacation. February 3d. 1913
Upon the foregoing libel order ed that the hbeIapt
give notice OF the pendbg thereof by publishing
"A true and attesfcd copy Of the same with this or
der thereon three weeks successiyely in the Ellis
worth American, newspaper published in Els
worth, in the County OF Hancock, the last publ.
cation to be ut least twenty days before the time
and for the county of Hancock on the second
Tuesday OF April next that the libcee may then
and there appear and show cause, II any he has,
why the prayer OF the libelant should not be
granted. j. q. DICkERSON, J. 5. j. 4.
true copy of the libel land order thereon
3ws Attest; ii. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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Foreign News.

KINGSTON. ONT., feD. le.
On Friday last two men working in a
shanty in the township of Abbniquer had
4 fight and the man who got worsted rose
in the night and fatally stabbed his oppon-
ent with q butcher knife. The rest OF the
shanty men seized the murderer found
Jury tried him, and hanged him TO
tree till dead. then cut him down and
buried him. Twelve OF the lynching party
were arrested yesterday and taken TO
Bel.eville for trial.
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Patents issued to Maine inventors for
the week ending Jan. 2lst, 1873. Reported
by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor Of Pa
tents, Rines' Block, II Main Street, Ban
gor, Nc.
j. s. White, Portland, Brush.
Jan. 2Sth.-W. G. Brown and ]. w. Jed
kins. Monmouth, Car Coupling; J. Pea
body, Bangor. Mechanical Movement; II.
G. Barrows, Benton. Potato Digger; w.
Todd. Portland, Car Coupling; Design, II.
ii. Wood. Bangor, Cook Stove.
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REAL ESTATE BROKER.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

From The frequent enquiries made to me- within
the past few years, by those wishing to buy anu
sell Real Estate rs well as those desiring to let
and rent places: have been forced to the con
clusion, that there was actually evisting neces-
and of opening an Office and books, and in ameas-
ure, a. least, provide Tor this growing necessity
~ouid therefore respectfully selicit the pa
ronage and encouragement OF the public, in BRING
ing into hfe and being this enterprise, by giving
me their business, and BY aunlted effort making
Therefore 70 all those having lands and tenement.
TO sell or to let. il they will give full deserp
ton of them. by calling or sending TO me. will
ende avor 70 keep open avenue to those desi--
ing to purchase or sell, and thereby facilitate
an existing demand. guarantee satisfaction no
TO charges 70 all who may favor me WITH their
businels. AT. BUkNHAA.
Ellsworth. March 2Sth. 1871. sat-
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Accidental Drowning.
RoCKLANp. Feb. Is

About ten O'Clock yesterday morning,
Mr.. :. A. Hinckley aud Mr.. Geo. J. Liv-
nsstone, together with son of the latter,
about Is Years old. left Ash Poin, in q
small boat TO cross to Dix Island. where
they were employed. and were drowned in
the channel. They were seen TO start and
not having arrived this morning inquiry
was made for them. and their boat was
subsequently found on Oak Island, with
the sail and oars gone. The boat was a
small one and was encountered with some
lumber which they were taking with them.
The men lived in South Thomaston. and
Were industrious and respectable citizens,
aud leave large families. The bodies have
not been recovered.
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Castsria Is more than substitute for Las-
tor Oil. II is the only safe article In existence
which is certain to assimila,e the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-celic and produce na,ur-
al sleep. II contains neither minerals, NOR
phine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take.
Z hiidren need not cry and mothers NAV res,
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At a Court OF Probate holden At Bueksp port with
IN and for the County Of Hancock, on the Jd
Wednesday of January A. D.. 1873.
A NM Il. PRINCE Administrator upon the Is.
n tate OF Polly Bias dell late of Bucksport, in
said County. deceased-having presented his LIST
account OF Admin upon said oestatc for probate:
ORDKRED-rhat the said Admin istrator give
notice thereof to all persons Interested. by caus
ing copy of this Order Ia be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth. that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be holden ut Ellsworth, on the
I'd "Wednesday of April next. ut ten OF the
clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be allowed.
3vs PARhER TUCK, Judge.
\ tue eopy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Res'r.
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men cnd wo
men. We give employment that pays from - to
- per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted To every city, town and village. Send
for sample and 40 10 work at once Address ::
J. Latham 4 Co. ~ Washington ST. Boston
Mass. 1881.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American. ]
From Bangor.
BANGOR. Feb. Is.

BANGOR. FED. IS
The decision of the Supreme Court. de-
claring the unconstitutionality of the acts
allowing towns to loan their credit. is
producing its fruit in the legislature. The
Senate has indefinitely postponed all bills
asking for authority to towns TO aid manu-
featuring enterprises.
The police found and seized. yesterday.
i2 gallons of rum at Timothy Sullivans.
three jugs and a bottle containing liquor
at Garland and Crockers, 81 gallons whis-
key, 20 gallons ale, three jugs, 5 gallon
keg. and several bottles of liquor at a
store in Pickering Square, owner un-
known, and four jugs and two bottles at
John McCannS.
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East Biuehiil

A child of Mr.. G.. q. Long about four
years old, was badly burned on the 18th
inst. Mr.. Long has been very sick for
a week ago, his wife was taken down with
the same disease. On Thursday last his
brother Masons cut and hauled him good
supply of fuel. Being few in number in
that vicinity, they will gratefully receive
the sympathy and aid of their brethren
elsewhere.
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legal a !


To the Hon. the Justices OF the Supreme Judicial
Court, next 10 DO holden At Ellsworth within
and tor the County of Hancock, and State Of
Maine, on the Second Tuesday Of October A. d.
OSCAR B. GOOGINs, of Hancock IN said coun.
- ty OF Hancock, husband Of Mary J. Goog ms
Lawrence, Massachusetts,. respectfully libeIs and
gives this Honorable Court to be Uniformed that he
at Hancocn in said County Of HansosI ON tSs IN
day Of October A. d. lss3, by Elder X. Y. Wat
son, clergyman and has had no children by his
marriage they have lived and coha bited together
at said Hancock and ut other places in the state
Of Maine, and on the high seas, on board Of YES.
sells, that your libelant since their said inermar.
rage has always behaved himself as a faithful.
cbaste and afectonate husband towards the said
Mary J his wife but that the said Mary J. wholly
REGARDLESS of her marriage covenant and duty. on
divers days and times since their ntermarriage
viz ON The first day of March A. ID. 1871, on
board the Brig Angela, at Matanzas, Cuba. and
on divers other times. on board of said vessel
during the spring and summer of 1871, committed
the crime of adultery with divers Iewd men on
board Of said vessel and elsew here whose names
are to your Libelant up known. That your Libel
ant on becoming convinced of the cfIminality of
the said Mary j. his wife. as aforesaid alleged,
did on various times and occasions try to dis
suade her from her incontinent and Illicit prac-
tce. saving that he would overlook and forgive
her If she would entirely and forever abandon
her unfaithiul course, and take her into his trust
and confidence again; but she utterly refused,
ana your l.ioelant was compelled to abandon
Wherefore your said Libelant prays right and
Justice, and that he may be divorced from the
Dor Us Of matrmony existing between him and
his said wife. That his request is reason able and
proper, conducive to domestic harmony and con
sistent with the peace and morality OF society.
and as In duty bound will ever pray.
OSCAR u. GOOGINS
Ellsworth, May 18th, 1872.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. sss-supreme Judicial Court, Octo-
Der Term, 1872.
Upon ;he foregoing libel the Count ORDER that
notice OF the pendercy iof the same be given to
the hbelee therein named. by serving upon her an
auested copy of said libel and of this order there
on, Or by publishing the same in the Ellsworth
American three weeks successfully, the last pub
location or service aforesaid to be at least thirty
days before the next term of this Court to be bo.
den at Ellsworth within and for county Of
Hancock, on the second Tuesday of April next
that said hbelee may then and there appear and
answer to said libel. and show cause, Il any she
has, why the prayer thereof should not be grant
ed. Attest: III. Ii. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy of the libel and order thereon
Sw1 Attest: IL. b. = AUNDER> Clerk
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IMMRDIATELY.-If every family knew the
value Of Miss Sawycr's Salve they would imme-
diately purchase = box and never be without 1t.
II your Druggist IL out of this Salve aud neglects
10 keep supplied, send seventy five cents Ms d.
rected in another column. and say you saw the
advertisement in this paper. i5u
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And now the children have 1t. We
heard doting mother say to her tender
male of spring, a few days ago, my dear
child, do come here. and let me remove the
epizooty from your nasal appendage."
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STAGNArIoS In the blood tends TO produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases flesh il heir to-
This. however. is obviated. WITHOUT DERIr.i.
TArING the system. by administering LATHSM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. u5l.