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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

PRorEcrIox TO SurtP.-Thc Maryland
State Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation have presented q memorial to the
General Assembly Of Maryland. on the
subjects Of Labor. Immigration. Sheep
nusbandry. vagrant Stock. aud County
Roads. The suggestion. made arc in
themselves so good. that VIC copy that por-
ton relating to Sheep Husbandry vs..
Dogs subject that is now attracting the
attention Of the people Of the State
OF scarcely less Importance is the mat.
ter Of Sheep Husbandry. Il has been
said that "shesp are the sheet anchor ol
English sgriesliure. The statement !.
applicable to and cmincntly true of .gri-
culture everywhere. Certainly. 10 Mary
land farmer would question it. whether
sheep be considered a. source Of prof,
or . means Of improving lands.
Nevertheless. in many parts Of our
State. sheep raising. owing to the rava-
gcs Of dogs. is impossible. and even where
it survives. is cncumbcred with such ,rou.
bic. expense aud loss. a. to greatly impair
its profits. II will be generally found
that sheep killing dogs are without re-
sporeible owners. who can be made to pay
damages. aud as sheep raising is other.
wise unprotected by Law. it can only be
prosecuted under dangers ao1 disadvan
tages almost prohibitory.
Your memorialists believe that this evil
can be remedied, BY eapitaiion tax on
dogs. If sufficiently heavy and rigidly COL
lectcd; aud that such taxation, besides I'D.
ding largely to the wealth Of the people.
BY the consequent development Of Sheep
Husbandry. will directly increase the pub
lie revenue to considerable amount -
Your memorialisss are happy in the as
surance that this measure Of simple jus
tice, resting a. il does on the fundamental
principle Of civilized society. "that every
man must 50 enjoy his own rights as not
to destroy those Of his neighbor." will in.
jare no one. and will provoke no justiia-
bic opposition. Surely oil good citizens,
ewhetber raising sheep or not, } who keep
dogs, will be as willing to be taxed for
abating the destructive nuisance Of worth
less dogs a. for abating any other evil
hurtfal to large public interests and pri-
vate rights.
Should yoar meworislists be mistaken
however, aud dog owners be aversc "a
such taxa,ios. is will be for your Honora-
bic Body legislatiag for the public good.
n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

Tm NEw VIRGINIA FENCE Law.-The
Legislature Of Mary land. nov having No.
der consideration numerous proposition,
in regard to the fence laws il viii 30 in
teres,ing to know the provisions Of the
new enactment on this subject which has
just past both houses Of the General AZ.
semb.y Of Virginia. approved By the Gov
ernor. and is nov in full force and ef.
feet. The Law 10 substance Is - fol.
lows:
"That Il any person shall pull down the
fence Of another. and leave the same down
without permission OF the owner. or shall
open and leave open the gate Of another
without permission. no shall be deemed
guilty Of misdeneanos. and shall be II.
able for every such offence 10 . 6nc Of
not less than one nor more thss Eve dol
lars. to be recoverable before . justice OF
the peace. as the instaues Of the person
against whom the oGencs vaa eouei:sed,
provided that the gates - seft o,ea ere
NOT across any pahlie highvay. Convie-
tions under the provisions of The oct shall
base the right TO appeal 70 The county Or
corporation court. Where . 6as 10 In
posed b. . jassiee. under The 80 be shall,
viihis Ten daJs thereafter. seesrl 70 The
clerk Of bis ecssty o. eosposasios eosrt
he origissl pspes. together sisA The
jsdeeest aod . -slaisosae Il sas Con-
Doeweslsh's esses, end ell ssbseqasas
seeps sakea - The go sAall - sseh %
ere prssiasafae fsss ieDsss1 b iussi-
~r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

DUBLIC SALE.

W. shall offer Tor sale At Public
Auction 1t the Court House door in Leon.
sdtovn ON THURSDAY. III, 10Th DIV
Of March. 1874 between the hours OF /
aud 4 o'clock. p. m. the farm on which
Dr.. VIM. NJ ,tthew Ab-ll nov rcsid., -.
known by the name Of PHYsIC HILL,
situated near the Clifton Factory in the
Second Election District Of Stint Marv's
county.
The farm contains $50 ac-cs, and has
on il com foGtsbl" DWELLING HOUSE,
good OUT-HOUSES AMI Is in good Con-
dition and we'll enclosed.
TERMS WILL BE:-One-half Of the
purchase money to be paid o, the day Of
sale-for the balance or other half q cred
it Of twelve months will DO given, the
purchaser giving his note with approved
security. bearing interest from the day
OF sale for same.
G COMBS. President
s.. Mary's Saving Institution.
Feb %, 1sI4-3,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

A SAP SroRr.-Thc last volume Of
For.tcr's life Of Dickens il one of the sad
dcst Of life stories. During his last years
Dickens seems to have found no peace ex-
ccpt in activity. He says in ono Of his
letters, Il have no relief but in action.
I am becoming incapable Of rest. Ishou!d
break and die il l spared myself. Much
better to die doing" He wrote more la
boriously. AL his old lightness and free.
dom had departed Every idea cost him
pain. And then came the separation
from his wife. q separation We shall PRO-
baby never understand fully. That
Dickens knew too late he had made .
mistake is certain, but the discord was
not of her making. She had borne him
ten children. and they had lived together
twenty five years. But .. last .hs chain
CALLED past bearing. and they never met
again.
'Poor Catherine. /" writes Dickens, land
I are not made for each other. and there
is no help for it. 1t Is not only that she
makes me uneasy and unhappy. but that
I make her SO. too. and much more So
She is exactly what you know in the way
Of being amiable aud complying; but VIC
are strangely assorted for the bond there
10 between ~. God knows she would
have been . thousand tunes happier il she
had married another kind Of man, and
that her avoidance Of this destiny would
have been At least equally good for rs both.
I am often cut 10 the heart by thinking
what pity it is. for her sake that ever
fell in her way" "Noshing on earth
could make her understand me. or suit
rs to each other. Tier temperament will
not 60 with NINE" What is nov be-
falling me haze seen. steadily coming
since Mary was bora. and I know too
we'll that you causot. and no ono can help
me-" Agsin another letter 1.-The years
have NOT made il easier to bear for either
Of Us; end, for her sake a. veil - mine,
the wish will force itself upon me thst
something might b DONE" Aud again !:
II claim no immunity from blame. There
is plenty Of fault on my side. I dare say.
in the way Of . thousand uncertainties.
caprices and difficulties Of disposition; bnt
only one thing will alter all that. and that
il the end which alters everything"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

IN 6s,,E \. Z. LIN Mozrxns1.-
IT. enllbsa1 nossaesf - H. 1ansey q
Gen1 Lee vkisnris roo npidly leia9 90
strseted ssde - direesioa 81 I'm -
Prof. Fsltasise. viii. when ess bes1 -
The eressssg tsisErs u srs and nsshaai-
cal elm ssss pssdseei in tkis essnasy.
The struesvre viii b ssrusssted b. .
recifsiss sgsrs Of Ges1 Ies esvelaPsi i
his military cloak. The ler. Win = iss-
y carved in marble. sd The sxpsssnsso
Of the countcn.nee rendered With lise-liks
eorrectne.. II order 10 eoaplsts tkis
grand monument at the earliest ponibls
day. the Executive Committee Of tie lee
Memorial Association. efl.ezisetes. Va.
which i composed Of such distisgaished
uea ~ Gen1 Pcndleioa. Ges1 Terry.
Hon. WIN. MeI.asshlis. Col. Presses
Johnston. Col. Jas. K. Ednosdsoa. CAas.
Davidson. and others, have Authorized the
publication and sale ola perfect life sise
steel engraved portrait Of Ges1 Lee. The
proceeds Of its sale to Be- applied in farsh-
eraaee Of the object Of this Association.
namely: to the erection Of . nossmens
to the usnory Of Gent Il. E. Les. st The
washington and Lee Uoivsseity. Lexing-
ton. Va The portrait viii b sold only
BY Subscription. through REGULAR asther-
'ised<sssslas = DASiII r.
eeive . certificate signed BY the Sssrsta-
~ and Chairman of the Lee Memorial As
sociaiion. We commend this portrait to
the public. and hope some good energet-
ie man will secure the agency in this Sec
ton in order to help on the good work
Messrs. W. W. Bostwick & Co.. Nos. lit
and 179 West Fourth Street. Cincinnati.
Ohio. have been constituted and appoint
ed General Managers Of Agencies. and
any COMMIT uicaiions addressed to them.
for circulars. terms. and certificates, will
receive prompt attention.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL

LrcsARsrowx, MD. September %, '13.
c. P. KNIGHT, ESQ.,, AGExT FOR BRApLEr's
ESAxEr PA,sr :-DEAR SIR: We have made a
fai-. indeed we believe, . thorough experiment
with the Enamel Paint for which you are agent,
having used it some twelve months ago in coat
painting and for other purposes, and we take
pleasure in stating. that !, has surpassed our ex-
pectasions, and also the representations that
have been made Of il. in the points Of good
looks, durability and eleepness. Others in our
village who have used it I've mention Mr.. Her
bert Moore, of,Ec Washington Hotel a. among
the number) also bear willing testimony to its
manifold merits and advantages.
Respectfully.
KING L DOWNS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

Csss1D ssussss. The IN sppsspsi-
sties 1ioo. 90 e. - ssrpess 4 49,.
- sskssls = - onass v.s enk-s up :
- ss.st = III. Hnfssi !. . h -
~ 1li.e.
- Disi1s isqsipe1 6ssa uhseseenn-
- - - 100. - vbsss I ssixiua-
- ! - eo6ssse6sos . he bin vss
sead ~ 1tsssessy. srspssssd favcsa-
Ay 1bon ~ csnnissss = Elsesaios. /"
5hb ~ ESel1s nd vss N sssssal
soases - IN stprepsiaaisg % l.res .
suo - usasy. i seems l. hsd aos bsen
eeassterQ1 y - Csnoitses % Fiaanee.
cd - nevsd - seeeonit The I'LL % that
H. nse11sy sjvseased TIE bill. He
- t1.E>oa yrsss see L 90 iaeespess-
- = - 66sdAnsssal lsw Of The State
IL saasesy shssA - logger exiss u ID
Aoits. Wheahss sSis uaa right @ nos.
= ssuo sse sssphess 70 inqairs. Il wss
z hes. Osss eighty odd thossasd pee-
pc hsa bssa 80 upoa - in . State Of
Igsssanse- lknossnee lesds 10 crime. and
= = ~ 1uty q ~ State. fpriseiplss Of
right ED jssdss shsll prevail. so-edse.ss
essss 1919 80 pssper fssadard. il or
der sase oaey oay usdeEstasd their dssies
and sell o5noe - sisissss. The Caassi.
tsaSsa oelo67 had ssskfoed thae Of 1864
y rsgss - s.aseipstiss. ss& had gone
fusthsss ave Ne privileee Il eessiiyiaR
IN nm>ee< = s~.ss>> - ->N L
or - y . sdsesse then. up to pro-
- fQo-onaxsuso usou6-sf
these rlIsil1k e? II DOT. What VIII b.
eoms Of thoss Who vess 6ormerly slaves.
and = hst indeed vill become of the vhitcsf
10 Il not fact that the further they are
removed from the whites the sooner they
relapse into ignorance. These people ere
in worse condition nov than formerly, he
cause they are removed from the influence
Of their former Prossssors. II vas . rare
thing nov to rec the feeling that once ex-
listed between ms-ter and slave. The
small amount asked for in this bill vas
required for the purpose designated. the
foi mer appropriations having been total
~ inadequate to the desired cnd. He
had. however. no oil ction to ito reference
to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Fields said that the hill should frss
have gone TO that committee for consider
alton. and q report to the Scsate.
Mr.. Steiner said that while the Com.
nittec on Finance was the proper one,
from which bills appropriating money
should ordinarily and normally proceed.
yet there we're cases IN which such mat
tiers should be discussed in the Senate in
Committee Of the Whole. the grand Com
miitce Of Finance. and he was opposed to
the reference Of this bill to sub-commis.
tee. This question was no. now. thank
God. partizan one. All we're in favor
Of the education of this class Of our ci,i.
Gems. No one doubted that they should
be educated. They took pirt in the cleo
tion Of our officers. our Jud ges (whosc Sc
lection. he would here say, by popular
vote. he regarded a. most unwise) and
should be educated to the extent to dis
charge these duties. He did not favor all
the provisions of this bill. He would
much prefer one that would make no dis
,inc:ion in regard to taxation.
Mr.. Steiner said he was in favor Of sep
arate schools for whites and colored.
The motion Of Mr.. Fields was adopted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

n wseafa1e~ nsvslv. ~ lmsary. = .
very ese nsnhee. u spsD with he 'sDan,
sah1IheassenG1 pisrsdexuess u the cssrsf
sfknGhnw = tisf skews tAaa ~ sssAhls11ka
Chus<h assvlea h iss present esadisioa fam
~ nesas sfsks pespts; ne.sssas - ahsses
sseneeAra IN h an1n ~ M = livisoa
ssss - ps1as11e - psssuufsy vhieh = -.
eisx iassafis rus.isses8 - ssqasaaisa ~
ChsreA ssl Shss. "Tns Aarspsaisaa Ps,ies
Sysaen" ouuiAseSAs Lso1sa Peli1 Regula-
tiosa and ne rsaA viii ssspsisg hsv Imperfect
Il 4, and What greet nssd Il 49, - uGbsn.-
'.The Christiaa Aississs . IL HeaaEea, !" b n
abb paPes. s,xysHi.g shas rsaisisss iassrse-
tioa ~osld Be likely - tke deeres root By 3d.
lowiag IN the footsteps q eivilisatios, than By
preceding il. "Tks weskisg Clases'' diseus-
- the labse qstss;sa, - Ss1ko particularly
10 The EnslisA labosss. Nj temperament, eosdi-
ton, and habits. IL I'll Il which be differs IN
nanv respects from NJ pesaosypeia this courny.
'sJohs Stuart Nin, sivs a'.ssief visw II the
sosrces aaa asthea q As. hliirs sdscasios. asd
the p:iaary e1eet q haa a tb 1isd and ehaac.
ter" with ''the opinions Of his mature years."
and ..some a IL ressl6 a tkess ePisioas upon
his labors il sersl asa political srieace - weli
n il Psactical politics" 'sfAird-elAs Psssea-
ger TraAie" advocates eheap transportation, ssd
advises the atsachnsat d third-eiaa passenger
cars to al trains. 'sNedical Charity: IU Ex-
teat ard Abuses" statistical article. giving
lists Of The Lesden hospitals dispeaaries and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

A RARE CnAxcE.-In another column
will be found an advertisement Of the " heel
er h Wilson Manufacturing Co. for agents
te sell their unrival!ed machines. To
young men Of address and energy, this
offers splendid field for remuncrative en-
ployment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

The Science of Health for March, l. m excel
lent number Of this nose useful publication,
one that should be read carefully By all who
value that which Is 50 essential to their we'll
being-HgALrR. II contains How to Get Well
and Keep Well; The Mothers Moulding Work;
Disease and Its Treatment Sanitary Impuri-
ties; Popular Physiology, illustrated A Rem
edy for Tobaeco-Using; How TO Eat and How
to Digest; Instincts About Food; Seasonahle
Recipes; Household Hints; piste,ic Alcohol
and Hyeienic Tobacco; Of wha, are We Made
Apples and phosphorus, with many short in
ssructive paragraphs; Answers to Corrcspon-
dents; and Voices Of the People. Sent. to any
address for 20 cents; or at 50 90 n year. Adj
dress 5. X. Wells, Publisher. $50 Broadway,
New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

AUGUSTA. Ca. February Is. 1874.
Mr.. John F. A,mstrong, Secretary Cons-
nsitf6e, de-:
Nh DEAR SrR-I am favored with yours
Of the 10Th inst. in behslfof the commit
tee Of arrange ments Of the Hibernian So
ciety aud the Irish Volunteers. extending
an invitation to me to deliver the annual
address on St. Patriek's day next. In
reply. I will tender you my services in
that behalf. hoping that my feeble abili-
ties will bear me mp under the great honor
conferred BY the selection. My pride
has. necessarily, been more dattered than
ever before in my life. Is there is no pco-
pc to whom am more closely united in
sentiments Of patriotism and genuine love
than the Irish and Ireland Is the ''ora-
die Of my rseer'
I am. sir. your obi serv'e. -.
N. p. CARRoLL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

An suGerers from Isyisasioa ofthe Thssatssd'
Hoarsenes win b. egrrs.bly ssrpEssrd ~ the
almost imneaiase RELIEF afforded By Tie Ne Of
Dr. Bulls cesxh Syrup. 1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

GuAxo.-There Is fair demand for Peruvian,
and prices are as before reported, wig +: SEQ gold
per long tom for Guanape and Mscabi, with
discount Of SO cents TO 81 SO per ton on lots
Of 50 to $50 tons. We note an improvement in
the demand from the South for Fertilizers a. the
season opens but trade is not yet active We
quote the leading makes at from $4sCaS60 per
ten, but the inferior qualities are offered much
lGveY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26
$3.50, 900 for $50.
Fourth Grand Git Concert
~ rsy sssEvr % ras
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KY.
o. 8aseA 31se, Nexa.
90, 600 Tickets 10000 Gifts.
LIST or GIFTS.

TIDAL. l2. 000 Cys, all Cask,
amossting 10 8 500. COO
~The coscest and Sisssibssioa Of gins
will pssifireiy ssS sseYsireesiiy teks place 90
tAe dsy ser Fired, whether all the tickets arc
cold Of not aud the Is, ooo gifts all paid in pro-
portion TO the number Ut tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. IS; Tenshs, or
each coupon. IS; Elevea Whole Tickets Zoe
$5eo; 17l Tickets fos $1,000; ll3 Whe.e TICK.
cts foe e5ooo; 331 Whole rieksss fos $io. eco.
No discount on less than $500 worth Of tickets.
The time for The drawing 10 near Al hand, and
persons intending 70 purchase tickets haze no
time to lose.
TflOS. 3. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky, aud Manager Gin
Conccrt, Public Library Building, Louisville,
Ky, or
rios. n. HAYS / CO., Eastern Agents,
6o9 Broadway. New York.
Feb 10, lS7+-lus
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PERSONAL notice in late Gcor.
gia paper that our young friend. NJ. p.
Carroll. formerly Of this county. has been
leeied upon BY the Irish people Of Au.
gusta for speech on the 18th of March,
the anniversary Of ST. Patrick. the patron
Saint Of Ireland. The following ID the
correspondence:
AUGUSTA. Ca. February 10. 1873.
IT. =. Carroll. Esp:
DEAR SIR--I In compliance with = reso-
luton. unanimously adopted by . joint
committee of arrangements OF the Hiner-
MAN Society aud Irish Volunteers. l have
the honor of inviting you to deliver the
annual address on next St. Patrick's day
the national holiday Of Ireland. Trust
ing that you vii! accept the invitation and
soliciting the favor Of an early reply.
am, dear sir. yours truly.
JNo. F. ARNsrRoxa,
Secretary Committee.
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FOR CONGRESS.

Mr.. Elisor-Piease announce through
The columns Of the BEAcoH NJ. AUS
TIN BAILEY - . mott saitabls caudi.
date for Cangrsss. and Say thse be will
be suppavted by or District.
Feb 26. 1874. y.ters.
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BUCKEYE POULTRY Yards

.nFFERS for sale Eegs for Matching
~ from the following varieties Of Pure
Bred Land aud Water Fowls At ky.5V
per dozen.
Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff. Back >
white and Partridge Cochins, Brown
and White Laghosos. White and Silver
Grey Dorkings. Plymouth Rocks. IIore-
dams. Etrl Derby, Black Red and Pile
Gam's. Rouen aud Alcsbury Ducks,
Toulouse and Bremen Geese. warrant
one half Of each dosen Eggs to hatch. if
they do not. viii rsplseo item for SO
:ss: per aesss. Eggs sat G. o. D. IL
desired. Sad stamp fes eireslAr. Give
mo trial..
s. ISAAC LYNDE.
Marlboro. Stark Co.,. Ohio.
Feb 10, lS74-3n.
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Tais land
ton District
fork. made |
j. onardtow
with the Th{
upon il a 4
DWEI.I.lN(
where the ~
EN-. NEAT
There il .
lsLACKsM}
goo: busines
within con ID
TENANT II
the Blacksu,
ing been la'{
the soil thes |
tion.
But the , |
in the advs,j
for a siore-{
tile business,
county. la
Milestone Ii
cr, from viii
from Bal,in
schools aud
door. A RI
the county ID
The othcr|
and known
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FOR SHERIFF.

ues9s kditors-Pleassan ammo usee RAPHAEL
DOW ~ - sussabls candidate for the nexs
SsssiaAltys asd ny that be will b warmly
s.vPssted By the votses Of oaardtsva asd
Factory Districts.
Ne u, 1879. Many Psiesds.
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81. MARY'S BEACON
LEeyARD1owx ND.

THURSDAY MORNING. February as.h, ss.4.
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lat Caerry Pectoral viii and does relieve aud cure
he iiistlag disorders of tae throat and lungs ne
o44 aly other metl>iGe. Ine most dangerous
afgvtiuuS o. the pulmonary organs yielu 10 its
.0NCI, and cases OF consumption cured by THIS
rrpafdJiol arn pusiciy !uTn, 50 remarkable as
idr-iy to be believed were they not proven beyond
spuJe. As 4 remedy il Is adequate, on which the
,Gac may rely fOt fun protsl tIun. BY curing
Z saves HHndmbeGei lives AMI an amount Of SUI
.alng MOTTO ne computed. II challenges trial and
-OuvlLces the most ScePtiCdl Every family should
leep it on hand as a protection against the early
lIi uuperceiyei attacks Of pulmonary affections
which are easily met at nrst but Whcn become iii
utaule ana too often fatal il neglected. Tender
dngs need TINS defence; and it is unwise 10 he
tltHOut h. As ! safeguard to children, amid he
distressing diseases which heset the throat ana
nest o! cliilihOyd, Cherry Pect0rai Is iu.aluahl
u uy ats timely use muldtudeS are rescued from
,reuatGIc graves and saved 90 the love aud aiieC-
ion centred on them. IL acts speedily and surely
raiAst ordinary colds, securing sound ana health
estO.iug sleep. No one viii suffer troublesome
influenza ana painful bronchitis, when they know
lOw easily they caA ne cured.
Originally tile pro iuCt of long iab0TiOuS and sue
'eS>flH chemical investigation, 40 cost or toll Is
pared ia making every bottle in the utmost pos
,ibiH ae.IertIJu. II muy confidently be relied az
81 as possessing al tde virtues il has ever eXhb-
jei 81 capable oI pro iuciHg cures As memorable
= III" greatest II EdS ever erected.