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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30

HHNPER's Harpcy's Nigga
zine for June contains the entire Fourth Book
of George EIio,'s 'Daniel Deronda" In Ad-
dition to the brilliant novels already com>
menced, there WILDE begun in the July Mum
Der an anonymous serialstory ofgrea. promise,
to be published simultaneously in BEacArood
and Harper. Three short stories are contrib
u,ed to this Number. John Esten Cookies
interesting and richly illustrated article on
Virginia in the Revolution" opens the Mum
Der, and Benson j. Lossipg concludes his
''Romnncc of the Hudson" In the Drarer
is published a centennial ballad for young
folks, by Will Carleton, entitled ''The Little
Black>eyed REBEL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30
PORTER's EEGyORY,

TENHE undersigned, an experienced workman.
Z having leased the Porter Factory ) mi;ea
from CnarlesiOw!l, Jefferson Comfy, West VIr-
GINA. Will cndeaVor. ia the manufacture of
w Oo!cn Goods.
to maintain the excellent reputation toy 50 many
years enjoy eel by SAID Factory utidcr the Ela1-
agcmcnt "f its late proprietor and his Successors
The Factory is amply supplied VITA improved
machinery. and : facilities are such as 10 en-
able toe utftfefsi ii EncS ts,-ttf.n out
EVERY BE3GRiPTlGH CT CGDeS
heretofore manufactured at s.,IG Factory. Deal
era and Others will be supplied npon call or at
short noIice, and upon reasonable terms. :
WOOL WANTED,
for which tie highest market price in Cash will
be illd UluiI delivery al tie Factory. JAS law
it"0h < Co., Ii ar"st0wn, are also authorized
to purchase TOOL Tor me.
?. O:--Etpor, Jcit. Co, VI. W.
AprII -, 1875
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30
Tin, SACct ETGn, I0odH5, Speut5lag
AND
STC VIC HOUSE.

AN Main street, in Char!csicwn W. Va where
" will be glad TO see il my old friends and
CuStomers. am prepared to furnish anything n
in the Tin AND STOVE live at the very .owes.
prices Roofing and SpouiiDE done al tbs shnr: =;
notice and in asaper!or manner. Rerairing done
{ once. Rcpairs for Stoves furnished The. v.r7
best Cook Stoves AID Ranges always on hand. sold
cheap. AMI warrentcd 10 work veil All kinds o!
TIS-WARE always on hand.
G3- Old Iron. Brass, Copper. Lead, ShcarskIns
Hides. BeeswSx. Racoa. lNrd, Soar., TaIlow and
Country Produces generally, taken in exchange for
Tin Work Stoves. Call and see nc, and you u i'll
never have cause to regret 1t
JOSEPH H EAsTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30

SCHOOL BCOKsAND STATIONERY.
I HAVE juat received from PnTadel lphia com
pIete line of a II School Books Uscd In the schools
of our town. which soil at as low figures
as any other house Any book not hand no
furnished in few days have also a large stock
OF Letter Cap, FoolscsP. Note. Tinted, and Initial
Paper. With Envelope of all sizss and shapes, with
States, Pen holders, Pens all at low prices
Call aud examine c. E. BELLER
ORIENTAL CREAM, the most elegant and del
W icate preparation for the Skin ever inveu ted
also HagAn Magnolia Balm and Sauni ers' Face
Powder To be had at G. f. BELLEP S.
TISE Coaguline for mendinC China G lass, Earth
u eaware, Stone, ivory, Wood, Leather, Trim
kets, Toys SC, for sale by c. E. BELLER.
DEAD THIS,-Safety from fire insured by using
IL the Hang up Box Matches 300 IN box for only
five Cents Can he had at F. BELLER'S-
CMTTH'S Whoopiog Cough CordiaI-n certain
. cure; Cherry Psctoral rroches-toF coughs,
c0ids, sore thr6-t. Bronchitis. &c, Also Wells <
Eddy Csrbolic Troc chez, for sn..c ~
CharIestOwn. C. F. HELLER.
TRY HAIXEs' Five Cent Havana Cigars, ifyou
wish good smoke,
June %, 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30
Up HOIST ST7IcFeENG.
FURNITURE FiEED Up,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
And 2eR1ir1oE.

TIHos U sPGNKs would give no. ~
4 tice that he hAs recently removed EsS:E7ss
his Boot and Shoe Shop his rcsi ssnS<slS!ys5:sS
dence on Main strCet. three doors below West ST.,
where he is prepared 20
NAN NUF'ACTURE OR REPAIR
Boots, Shoes, Caters, 3liPpcgs &c. at short no.
ticc and uFoo reasonable terms. Every eTfort ill
be made to give sntstscti. TO customers. and the
patronage OF the public ia respectfully solicited.
March 2l, 1876 30
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30

George W. Haines.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30
T LouisciNc Courier>Journal.-D Dem.

= Gov Kemper, of Virginia, has received
SI,344 from Ar. a. J. Berestord Hope, Of
London, being the amount uuezpcnded OF the
fund raised tor the purchase of Foley statue
Of Gen. Stouewall jackson. The money is
to be safely invested and the interest useG Au-
nualIy in the purchase of gold medal, to be
given to the most distinguished graduate of
the Virginia Military Institute, to which Gen
Jackson was SO long attached IS professor
The medal is to be known as the Jackson
Hope Medal"
- There is a mandatory of oleomargerine
in Baltimore Beef suet, the basis of the
manufacture, is placed in a cauldson aud
melted The tallow and heavier substances
remain at the bottom. and oleomargerine and
s,earine, the lighter oils that rise, are drawn
off and cooled in cakes. O!eomargeriDe nelts
at ninety degrees and stearine at 120 degrees,
so that when the cakes containing the two
combined are placed in press and subjected
To ninety deg'e9s heat the oleomargerins rms
of clear, leaving the stearine firm and white.
The oleomsrgerine is then churned with sour
milk and prepared for market as butter
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Bought Il Hotel,

For several days past Mr. J.W, Hartzell
the accommodating day clerk at the Rock
Island House, has been in Cambridge,
Henry county, on business,
This morning Mr.. Guild, proprietor Of
the Rock Island House, stated to an
ARGUS reporter that Mr. Hartzell had
purchased the Cambridge House, in that
town, of Mr.. NJ. w. Thacher. Mr.. Guild
regrets very much that he is to lose Mr.
Hartzell from his employ, that gentleman
having always attended to his duties in the
office faithfully and we'll, not only to his
employer but to all who have enjoyed the
inequalities of the new Rock Island House.
Still, Mr. Guild is glad that ''Wcs" has
started Elm the hotel business on bis OWL
hook. land wishes him success.
The Cambridge House is the largest and
best hotel in Cambridge, and Mr.. Thacher.
an old patron of THE ARGUS, has built ur
good business there. We will be sorry
to loose Nv es" from our city, but he
thinks that he can do better to set up fo1
himself in Cambridge than to work as q
clerk here, so we have nothing to say, only
to wish him success in his new enterprise
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Returned.

Miss Lucy Higgins. daughter of the late
o. B. Huggins, Esq land well. known in this
city, returned from New York and Wis
eonsin last evening. It will De remember
ed that Miss Higgins lost her eye sight,
about four months ago, through too close
study at night, in her ambition to become
teacher. She recovered, however, the
partial use of her right eye. Having rela-
tives in the east she visited them, and
while there several prominent cculists ex-
amined and treated her eyes. She can
now see quite well with her right eye, but
is perfectly blind in the left, although it is
thought, with proper care, that eye may
in time recover. Miss Lucy is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Il. s. Wheelock, on
Illinois street. between Exchange and
Ontario streets Her many friends in this
city viii be glad to hear that she is doing
sn WILL
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Township Organization.

The Union is engaged in an effort to
destroy township organization, and it has
correspondent probably DIR. Bowman
who signs himself Taxpayer" and dates
his articles from Andalusia, N. j. Hub
bard, Esq, of Hillsdale, oyer his own pro-
per name. hits Tax Payer" some pretty
hard raps Here is one, from Hubbard S
last letter:
Taxpayer is engaged 10, an attempt to
take power from the people and centralize
it; he is engaged in an attempt to take
from the people the right to change the
management o. their county affairs every
year; he is engaged 10 an attempt to take
from the people the right which they now
have OF changing radically and completely
at one time the management OF their coun-
ty affairs; he is engaged 10 an attempt to
take from them a system under which it is
almost impossible to form a ring, and
absolutely impossible to form deep set
ring, aud substitute therefor a system un-
der which il is impossible to change the
management OF our county officers at any
one time.
He is engaged in an attempt to faster
upon the people a system OF rings. As but
one commissioner goes out Of office at any
one time, there would therefore be con
tinual succession of rings after enc had
once been formed, which it would be
practically impossible to break. Why is
Tax payer" SO very anxious to adopt the
system of the succession of rings?
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
The New Directory,

Messrs. Holland and Thorp are getting
along finely with the work on the new
Rock Island and Moline directory. They
first procure maps of every block of ground
within the corporate limits of the two
cities, and then take an accurate census
of all the people on each block, and take
the names Of such as should go into the
directory. giving residence and occupation.
1t is great job to do this well, and very
much Of its accuracy depends on the aid
people may give them in furnishing cor
rect information, spelling their namt 8
correctly clc. Its not certain that they
will take census Of the manufacturing
business, bat sc hope they will co so, as
We n,Ye 10 board of trade to collect and
c!ns>i'y ,nch statistics We commend
Messfs II ,Iianl aud Thorp to the good
gra3 80: the people of the two cities, and
trust tia; all necessary aid will be giver
them fer the production Of the best direc
tory we ever had.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Grant Opens on Bris tow.

1t will be observed, by a telegram in tbs
paper, that Grants esp ecial and personal
home organ, the National RepubL-
can. edited by ex-senator harlan, and
printed in Washington, under the eye Of
the White House, has opened its batteries
on Sec'y Bristow, charging that since the
beginning of this congress he has turned
out Of the treasury more than so Re
publicans, and appointed Democrats Oh
the recommendation of Mr.. Randall alone.
And Mr.. Grants organ therefore infers
that Bristow is TO be the Democratic candi-
date for president. We have been expecting
a break between Grant and Bristow, and
this articlein Grants organ looks as though
it was coming. l. is no secret that Grant
hates Bristow for his unrelcnting pursuit
of the whisky ring and that he would like
to ca Il halt, but dare not to do SO.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Burglary at the Peoria Depot.

Last night about 10 o'clock Mr.. VIM. n.
Jarvis, station agent at the Peoria depot,
locked up his Office and started for home,
leaving light burning in the freight office,
The watcliman assists in switching the
ears at night. and when Mr. Jarvis left the
building he was at work in the lower part
of the yard, near the foot of Otter street,
About ll:30, the Waterman, having finish
ed his work, started for the depot On
arriving there he found the door of the
freight offce-the west room of the build
ing-wide open, and the lamp had been
extinguished. On further examination he
found that the door had been forced, some
one having broken the catch on the door.
He also found that the catch on the casing
of the door leading to the ticket Office had
been wrenched off, and the money drawer
of that office carried away. The drawer
contained about $40. 1t was found near
the building this morning empty. OF
course.
The window of the ticket Office appeared
to have been the first place the burglars
attempted to gain an entrance, the strips
holding the sash in having been cut and
torn off, but the lock held the window
firm.
The BURGLARS appeared to be familiar
with everything around the office, and
where the money was kept. The office
safe was not tempered with.
MIR. Jarvis suspicious several hard char
acters who have been loafng about the de-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Two Cents a Mile.

That's what the Rockford road says by
issuing to business men the following cir
cular:
TO jobbers, manufacturers and whole
sale merchants: Our motto being the
Peoples Line the manager of this road
believes that the interests of the road are
identical with yours, hence we have pre-
pared three kinds of thousand mile tickets,
as follows:
/. IF tickets are used in sixty days, SIC
per ticket, or two cents mile.
2. IL used 10 ninety days, $25 per ticket
3. IF used in six months. $50 per ticket
Application for these tickets should be
made direct to this office.
Trusting that this arrangement vii
enable you to open up new territory foI
your travelling representatives, which vii
be beneficial alike to both parties Re
spectfully yours.
Mrprprrry DAxrTrc
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
McAea's Obituary.

By col Broadhsaa- Government Counsel
lie fell like Luciler, never to rise again.
But. ike Laclfer, his fall has been o.
casioned BY his sins lie has been a party
to conspiracy which, If left uabroken,
was as certain to ruin the republic as that
time viii last. He has introduced testi-
mony to prove his character. A good
character is an excellent ard desirable
thing-but Ehat is mans character
worth. when compared with the interests
CT the Recommendation that govern
meui's cherished institutions are threaten
cd with destruction: when the fountains
Of justice are threatened with corruption
aud heritage f woe is to be handed
down to the generations that are to live
after us? Better that Dot only the char
acter but the life OF such nan-aye. Of
Ten thousand Ike him be destroyed, than
that such a result be precipitated.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Before the County Court

Edwin Snow, the RAN who broke Ike
Nichols's windows, appeared before the
county court, this afternoon, and plead
guilty to the charge Of malicious mischief.
He asked for mercy, aud said he was
drunk at the time or he would not have
broken the windows. His honor repeated
his former decision, that drunkenness
was 30 excuse for intoxication," but, con-
sdering everything, would let him off with
10 days in Jail if he would pay the costs
of prosecution and replace the glass.
States Attorney Parmentcr for the people.
Snow had DO attorney
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
NOTES HERE AND THERE
For Moline column see first page.


Sunday California train tomorrow
over the Chicago Il Northwestern railroad.
Joseph Rogers, Pawnee Indian doc
tor, who has been in this vicinity for some
time past, to-day took out license to
marry Miss Fannie Singleton, blooming
colored girl, of this city.
Mr.. Daniel Hams, of Bowlesville, on
Rock river, brought down lot of Indian
axes and hammers found in a mound on
his place. They are made of stone-pretty
poor tools, yet useful to the rude children
Of the forest.
Sir Henry Halford, as will be seen by
telegram, is trying to induce Scotland
and Ireland to join his team for rifle shoot
ing, at our centennial. He don't want a
Scottish team or an Irish team, separate
from his team, for fear his team may
lose and the others win.
ia, awfully ia, is the new slang in
London Ia, or ta-ta. is baby talk, and
means thanks, or thank you. A cor
respondent explains it thus, and adds:
| 't'Grown-up babies have adopted it, and it
now briehtens the life of many an ardent
adorer when, in return for some trifiing at
tention, the dear, cherry lips part, and
there drop out those brilliant flowers oil
of speech, Ia, awfully ta!'
A weiI-known bank president of Wor-
cester, Mass, according to the Gazette Of
that city, is disguised. He remarked OF
hearing OF the bank robbery at Northamp
ton: I'm sick OF this rascally world
Don't want to see or do business with any
body. I'd rather be an old farmer living
on cross road. four miles from the sigh
of everybody, with barrel of cider and
two hogs, than to have anything to do with
banks, money or men,
The National Association of Veterans
of the Mexican War, is furnishing, Cor s:
each, badges, showing name, company,reg
iment, etc The medal is beng executed
at the u. S. mint, at Philadelphia, from
four captured bronze cannon taken from
the Mexicans during the war. aud donated
by the secretary of war, for this purpose
A circular in relation to the matter ha'
been shown us by Mr.. Daniel Hams, @
this county, who was LIST sergeant OF Go
G.. I'd Indiana Vols, and who has ordered
one OF the medals Address Alex. Nj
kenady, secretary &c, Lock box 81
Washington, D. G. Mr., Haires Showed
US his old memorandum book containing
the roster Of his company and from which
he used to call the roll. 1t is yellow will
age. and the corners are wore away-bu
the names of his compatriots are still legi
Bile.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Easter this Year,
From the Worcester, .Nass., Spy


Easter this year falls on April l6, in
stead of thei 9th, as has been supposed.
The Uurchnean explains that the cycle of
the golden numbers is lunar, not solar. and
while by solar calculation day always
begins at midnight. by lunar calculation
it begins at noon. If, therefore, the
Pascial full moon falls on a Saturday after
70 NJ. it is counted as falling on Sunday,
and then Easter day is the Sunday follow
ing This is what happens in the present
year The Pasnhal full moon falls on
Saturday, April s, at 2:43 p. NJ. 1t is
therefore caunted as falling on Sunday.
April ., and Easter day is the Sunday
following-i e., April IS. It may be
added that should the full moon fall on
March 81 befors II NJ, that full moon,
counted as falling on March 20, wouid not
regulate Easter day, but the one following.
This happened in 1910.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Religious n Offices,

The subject ofthe NJ Z. Church Sunday
morning will be: According to your faith
be it unto you. 10 the evening, THE
forcible conversion of Saul of Tarsus."
The Rev. j. r. McAlister will preach in
the Baptist church o-morrow-Sunday
Feb. 6. All are invited seats free.
Rev. J, r. Findley, pastor of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church, will preach at
1915 A. NJ. Subject: The Pride Of Grace.
700 P. NJ. Subject: Confession and For
giyenesS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
4 HlT Bird ALWAYS FLurrERs.-

\ HlT BIRD ALWAYS FLUTTERs.
The manufactures of the various
poisonous hair preparations which food
the country. and aiade from Sulphur, Lead,
Mercury and other metallic poisons, are
tiutteTing terribly, and admit the
annihilation Of their poisonus compounds.
because directions how to detect the poisons
they use, accompany the Egyption Hair
Colering. which is the only safe and
etfeetual article used. No sediment. No
poisens. No stains Is not dye.
Geo. Wu. Southwick, Proprietor, New
York, Z. 0. Box lSS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

John Mercy aad wife to Archibald
Allen, 10 acres ia the n. ". frl of sec
u, township l9.range E.-Port Bsran-
dated May IL, 1866, for 500,
The Methodist Episcopal Church. by
Francis NJ. Chaffee, to Mary A. Allen, part
if the s. Il, fri. / of the N, w. fri. / of
sec. 20, township 10, range | E.-port
Byron-dated Jan. "a. 1876, for $500. .
John thinner and wife to Heagy &
Stoddard, lots and 6, block II, in the
original town of Hampton dated Jan. Is
1876, for 5000,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
THE LATE JUDGE GROVER.
Note from DR., Gregg .
To the Editors OF The Argus.

To the Editors of The Argus.
[ send you paper containing an extract
from the forthcoming life of Martin
Grover, deceased, ex-judge. court of
appeals, state of New York, On arriving
in tho United States my first intimate
acquaintance was Martin Grover, and the
mutual friendship remained undimmed to
the hour of his death.
He wasa remarkable man, and, more
than any other man l ever met in this
country, he resembled the great
|O'Connell, about his stature, and that
same pleasant expression of countenance
always wreathed in smiles which attracted
to him men, women aud children.
On his debut in Angelica, Ale
cany county, he was dubbed the ragged
lawyer but there was prefix to tie
lawyer which is not fit for ears polite,
Judge Grover had made his arrange
ments to visit the western country the
same year he died, and promised to call On
me, but. alas, castles in the air.
II your space permits, may. at some
future time, give you some unpublished
anecdotes Of the man.
RaSpaotfnlf,- vo,,rs
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
R0SSMAN'S CTRE

lhotNohAN - NChE.
ITCHING Piles is generally preceded by
moisture Ike perspiration producing a
very disagrecable and distressing itching.
particularly at night, after getting warm
IN bed: No humbug-as trial will prove.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RossMAN 4 MCkIvsTRy, Hudson. NY.
Projectors.
Sent BY mail for so coGts.
IF YOU HAVE 4 COUGH.
Gold, Asthma, raising Of Blood or any a.
tect:ons Of the Breast or Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, use
DR.. HOUSEAIAN'S GERMAN COUG H
DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years ~ J. J.
Davis now deceased and you v y De sure
to hnd reIiet Address ROSSMAN 4
McklNSfk1, who have succeeded to the
Pretrietorship, aud sold by all druggists
aud dealers IN Medicines. For sale by all
Druggists in ltock Island.
Sold by Avery & Tyler, Lafayette, In
diaGa tRiler & Fuller, Chicago, whole
sale agents.
Jofn L. Henry. Curran & Co, Whole
sale Agents, College Place n Y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
,oLIcE COURT.
Before z c. Chopper. Police Magistra .e

Thos. Mclaughlin was arrested Thurs
day evening by Policemen Metsch and
Ohrt for being drunk, noisy and general
ioafer. He was lodged in Jail and yester-
day fined 81 and costs, No money, and
allowed to leave town.
In our report yesterday we sail Police
man Lettig arrested Edwin Snow, the fell
low who broke Ike Nichols's window, The
arrest was made by Policeman Murrin.
The first information was obtained from a
member of the police force
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
L. UREGC
Rock Island, ILL.,, Feb. 5, 1876.

Anything DR.. Gregg may write will find
a welcome place il these columns.
The DR.. has handed us copy of the
Angelica Republican containing some ex
tracts from a forthcoming book in regard
to Judge Grover, which are republished in
this paper. They will be found quite read
able and rich.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Fine Hogs.

Yesterday, among a lot of hogs shipped
from Milan the following averages are
worthy Of note
Thos Armstrong. Bowling II averaging 4S0 each
Geo Upton, Preemption.... III = 466 -
VIM Connolly, I'LL - 46S :"
Richard Whitsitt - -. 40 e. $50 -
These were all remarkably fine hogs
and commanded good prices. The farmers
of Presumption and Bowling will turn a
good many thousand bushels of corn into
cash, by feeding their fine bred hogs, this
winter. This year the cattle feeders are
losing money, while those who feed hogs
are getting a fair price for their corn.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
a Large Stock Raiser Coming Here TO
Live

The prospect Of Milan getting the fair
grounds moved to Big Island is now rather
slim, Mr. d. b. Sears having sold his fine
farm of loo acres, on that island, to Mr..
L. G. Lloyd, of New Boston, Mercer
county. large stock raiser and breeder.
The price paid was $1,000.
Mr., Lloyd intends moving his family,
stock and household goods to this city
about the lst of March. He will stop at
the Rock Island House until he procures a
suitable house for housekeeping.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

MOTHER. would you cause your child
to look bright, cheerful and happy? Ii so
give the child a few of Van Deusen's
Worm confections. They act like magic.
The life of many an innocent one has been
saved by the timely use of this truly valu-
able medicine.