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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-26
Or. c. EcLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as remedy for "a!l the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in al Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or disea . of that character,
they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
NJ better cathar,ic can be used
preparatory to, Or after taking Our
nine.
As . simple purgative they are
unequaied.
BEWARE OF InITATIONs.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
NcLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signature1
Of {. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekecpers generally.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-26
oh. Bul1eHf'
FIRE At SEA.

gn Hssvy Gale and with u Bas Il
Sea asa : fart of ttse Crew .an0 one
of the tasscngerN OF ttsc Steaunsh,u
Leo az saved from Dvath by wave
and Pr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

SiuoD THE TEsr--Wilcox, Gibbs CO.'S Ma
nlpu!ated Guano has stood the test of ten years
use 10y the leading planters Of South Carolina,
North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Florida,
constantly gaining in popularity, and is now the
best and most favorably known fertilizer in use
i'll these States. IL has been their aim t. fur
nsh fertilizer that cannot be surpassed and
they have succeeded in doing so. aS Is evidenced
bjSits high reputation. 1t is offered om very
favorable terms; delivered at dcpotS in the intc-
rior; payable i'll cotton, on the basis of fifteen
cents for mddling, delivered at planters depot
next fall. Call and sec their agents x
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23
Tho Silver Cornet Band Supper.

The young gentlemen Of the Union Silver
Cornct Band, celebrated the second anniversary
of tIcr organization ut the Union Hotel, last
Thursday night, in an oyster supper. gotten up
III MessrS Wallace & Allen best style 1t was
one Of the plcasantcst occasions We remember,
ever TO have attended, and passed. of in the
most temperate manner The Band has now be.
come Il permanent institution Of Union. Of " which
the citizens are justly prond. 1t is composed OF
young men Of character aIi high social standing
in the community, and NC hope to attend many
of its annual celebrations
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

r.n. We thank our friends, y. J. Vinson &
|. :. Gregory, for splendid Shad, the first of
the season, for us. These gentlemen have
"r"""'' 4" s'"r" in tho building next to W. r.
Davis bar'room, and propose to supply our cit-
zcns with fresh Fish, Oys, crs. canned Goods.
Green Groceries, Fruits and other luxurics
They receive fresh Fish and Oysters every
Tuesday anl Friday.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

JiSrIcE, Stow EXT SvrE.--A New York dis
patch reports the arrest Of three of the seven
skilled burglars who 'crackcd' the Old Bank
at Northampton, Mass, on the morning of Jan
nary 2j 1876. and carried oft SI2O.uUu of
funds, more or less. the c%act amount taken ncv-
CT having been given to the public.
The Nw York detectives captured at Solari' Is
restaurant, on University place. on Wednesday
last, Hi!ly Connnrs, n notorious l,ksman.
whom they positively identify rs one of the sew
en- famous northampton burglars. ComnUrs and
his wife were living sumptuousiya at the rcStaur-
nnd presumably off the proceeds Of their steal
lie was brought u? NJ inc IUu"s, ~ !; conn.,.
mttcd to await n rcquisiion from Govcrm6r
Rice. Two Of CnnnorS's alleged cun!clcyatcs
Robert Scott ani j. +. Dunlap, were captured
at Philadelphia on TUESDAY.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

BIZ The following action of the Southern
Democrats, adedby the true Northern Democrats
E Con2ScSrsi eS ns~n,o ,ora%,sses.~.,e-nea, than
any action yet taken by that body. 1t is prac-
teal ana strikes just whore it will hc felt III, ST
10y Our Political enemies We sincerely hope
those who have made the proposition will he
sustainr |, and that the nscrupuous Repub.
licamS will hc .f"rc"d to do justice t" the South:
\ proposition hy Capt, Ellis, mc:nhcr ut Con
grcSS from Louisiana, that appropriations be
withheld until Scii-govcrnmeut to Louisiana AMI
South trrullna WIS restored, WAS received will.
Il storm Of appreciation.
The Southern members of Congress hacked
by numbers of Northern Democrats, seem in
earnest in this matter.
The speakers i'll the caucus tonight ranxcl
thcmSriv- : aS follows For resistance outright
Ran'lall, Mills. Knott. McNah0n. popplctnn
Na!limg, anl Jones'. Of Kentucky. Submission.
contingent on the recognition of Hampton and
Nichols, Representatives Ellis. Hooper and
Springer. Against any action, Brown and bur.
ham Of Kentucky.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

b." llcrvy Anisanscll, Esq, of Laurcns, af
ter passing full examination in open Court on
Thursday, was admitted to practice law in this
State. The Committee to examine, consisted of
Hon. W. D. Simpson, Il. e. Watts, Esq, and B.
" EIll SnliniInr
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

GtN~ In consequence Of the delay in or5an-
zing the juricS and other necessary dctenrions,
there has been so little done in the Court that
we have but little report this week. The Court
is still i'll session and full report Of its doings
will bc published next week
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

MIGHTY GNCERTAIN.-"Od Sigh is of the
'pinon that Hayes is 'lcctcl, ar tharforc he
aint adnuctly cartain whether he is a Dimocrat
or publican He thinks, maybe. he would be
publican if ihcy wouidappint him postmaster
He don't want ter he revenue oii ,cr right now.
It's a little damgcrsomc lie don't pCrciscy
know whether hc voted for Hampton and Hayes
or not. but thinks it more nor likely he did if
Hampton is Guvncr and Hayes is President
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

No CoUNTY AUDITORS. The Kingstrc star is
authorized to say that Governor Hampton will
not appoint a County Auditor for thi or any
other county at present, as it is expected the
Office will soon be abolished to save expense, and
the duties conferred on tho County Treasurer.
Patriots waiting for this office to turn up and
fall on their broad shoulders need no longer stop
the plough. They will not he sacrificed on their
country altar U"rry Nc,rs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23
For the rssses.
TOT 'he 'A-S'''
Tho Immortal Eight Jugglers.

In reference to the all-absorbiug topic of the
day-the great Presidential swindlc by the im-
mortal eight political and judicial juggicrs-
there is. perhaps, nothing in the whole transac-
ton, that has created more surprise, than that
the Democratic lawyers in Congress, numbering
as they do, some of the most eminent Of the pro
fession i'll the Union, should have permitted
themselves to be hood-wink d into the belief that
Congress possessed the constitutional authority
to create that hybrid political monstrosty callcIa
Commission-the legitimate offspring of a genu-
inc yankee trick.
In regard to the unfortunate recipient of the
fraudulent boon, without laying claim to the
gift of prophecy, either by direct giit or uhcri
tancc, we nevertheless hazard the prediction
that the sentence that will be awarded by an
outraged community against tic authors of this
nciarous fraud, will hardly fail to attach to the
recipients of its fruits, that is load of obiiquy
equal to. if not greater, than that which was
borne to the grave by Benedict Arnold.
E<y~ When the decision Of the Electoral Com
mission upon the vote of Louisiana was formally
announced to the Senate, Mr.. Herman offered
the lOi!ONinS as Il substitute tor the Republican
resolution declaring 'that the decision of the
Commission stand us the Judgment of the Senate,
the objections made thereto TO the contrary not
withstanding:'
Ordrcd, That the votes purporting to he the
electoral volcs for Presdeu, and Vice President,
and which were given by Vim. z. Kellogg, j. IL.
BWch, Peter Joseph, l.. a. Sheldon, Morris
Marks, y. Il. Lcvi>Sc, II. Brewster and Oscar
Jclroin, claiming To he electors for the State OF
Louisiana, DC not counted, the decision Of the
commission to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr. Bayarl, of Delaware, said, MS II member
Of the electoral commission, he had given all
that he could give Of earnest study, patient la.
bor amt devotion to secure II ust execution OF
the law under which he had been appoint cd -
His lahurS and his efforts had been crowned by
failure Deep was his sorrow aud poignant was
his disappointment. lie mourncd his failure
for his countrys sake, for it seemed to him not
only did this decision Of the eight members of
the commission level in the dust all the essen
tal safeguards thrown around the election of II
chief magistrate, but il is announced to the pco-
PIE of this land that truth and justice, honesty
and morality, were no lougcr the central basis
Of their political power.
Sherman /. solution was adopted hy strict
party vote Of ii to Is.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

DrD" Aiken is the youngest County i'll the
State, but it has paid to ti.c Hampton Govern
mcnt -, 500. 1t has sct n noble example to the
older Counties.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

ren,. Senator Cochran, tried last week in CO.
lumbia for the killing of Mr.. Thomas Dent, was
acquitted by the jury.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

Bsn- The Uuion Hotel still keeps up its rcpu-
tation rs the best hotel in the uP-c0untry.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

Yes. it is u farce The second act has jus
begun. One more-with the scene in Oregon
and the performance will hc over. That jolly
French hnrlcsquc, ''rrial hy Jury is 10 great
cr farce than this performance. SD far as its re-
suli is concerned. But OF this more anon
Let Us only hope that we are mistaken in the
character of The play, as many play gocrs often
are. 1t may be no farce, but tragcdy.-Ncw
Iyrh SIN.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

DSD" Neihank Mrs. Sho'iair for specimen of
her delightful bread and congratulate our citi
zcns upon the fact that they now have bakery
where they can at ali times obtain the incest
hSht-brcad, cakes, or any other article made by
a city Baker
Mrs. Shodair is an cstimublc widow Lady, who
has settled among us to earn living for herself!
by honest industry, and Ne commcud her as
worthy the patronage of all our citizens. She
also keeps full stock of all kinds of candies,
canned trui's, fish. meats, &c. Her store, for
the present, is opposite Col. j. l.. Ioung's dweE
ling
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

By" About Sl2j 600 has been received by
the Hampton government, from the 10 per cent.
call.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

no l. G0VEENOR.-On the trial before the
supreme Court, OF the case involving the 1ucS-
ilon ct who Is Governor, The Clicf Justice in
tnatci that the Senate had been notified after
the decision, and had act Ell in cou;cmpt Of this
Court III refusing to respond.
Mr.. Lavender continued that in any event the
presence of the Senate was necessary to a count
of the vote, AMI that Mr. Hampton could not be
qualified until such count aIr@, ,~iHaiG grafton. and
that up to iifat time MIR. Chamberlain had the
right 10 Ia IL over, given him by the constitu-
iiOn.
The Chief Justice askc- the rcr,incnt question
whether y Scmateor House Of Representatives b,
refusing t" come together could defeat the will
of the pcop'c?
MIR. Lavender rcplic that he might DC cx-
cuscd from answering in view of the fact that it
had ruhh'cd souc Of HE wiscst in the national
councils.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

The easiest way for citizen of II place I, XII
its prosperity is to purchase all his ,oods abroad
AMI the easiest why To max" people 20 abroad is
To neglect To adycriiSc ut homc. Pcprlc who
don't believe thHt advertising pays -houll not
conpain If people. attracted by lhc liberal ud-
vcrtscmcnts OF merchants in olhcr places, 70
abroad to do trading. H.yi,icr.
The towh of Union is a case in point. We
have not two col INNS of Payimy advertisements
in our columns this week but if we were TO
throw them all out We should either have to fill
their places with gra,uitous advertisements Of
papers outside the State or incur cash outlay
OF $40 Per week 10 ''sct up new matter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

By" On Mon lay afternoon last fire broke
out in an clubhouse of DR.. \. ". 1homsun which
consumed two buildings and mos, of their con
tents flour, bacon, lJO bushels select cotton
seed, peas, corn, and many other articles of val
nc. Fortunately the winl was flowing strong
from the dwelling house or that would have
been destroyed also. 1t is supposed that the
fire originated from the kitchen stove pipe
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23
Goodbye Chamberlain.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.--Tho New Yolk Trih-
unc Publishes an interview with Grant regard
ing South Carolina. The President is made TO
say In South Carolina the contest has as
Sumed such phase that the whole army of the
United States would bc Inadequate to enforce the
authority of Goycraor Chamberlain. The pco-
PI" OF that State have res lived not to resort to
violence, but have adopted mCdc Of resistance
m"ch more formidable anil effective than armed
ADMINISTRATION; they have refused to pay their
State taxes TO Gov. Chamberlain, and it would
be useless to sell out their property ns no one
would buy It, Unless Gov. Chamberlain could
compel the collection of taxes, il would be uiter-
~ useless for him TO expect to maintain his au-
th"Eiiy for amy length Of time. This state cf
"iinlrs must inevitably result ia the abandon
ment OF all effort by Gov. Chamberlain to main
tam himself i'll ths exercise Of the gubernato-
rial functions of the State of South Carolina
1cIC9rGph IN ErSeHcHic NcuS.
That IS all very good on paper but it is no Sc
curity for the future opinion or action of Grant.
1t may not sui; Morton, Garfield, Cameron et id
om"c genus 4; if SO, Grant will have to change
front.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23
cXccllcat.

LA" The store of VIM. Storr x Co.. 5"S
broadway, New York. importers Gf the finest
French Laccs and Agents of the famous Lace
Manufacu, crs, lalrcns X Son, of Paris. was
robbed on Thursday of last week, Of SO, eco
worth of valuable laccS.
Some years NJ" a similar robbery occurred in
New \ ork, anil u few months uitcrwurd Il MUM
her of Lace pcddlcrs-mcn and womcn--wcrc
roaming through the South. 1t is probable that
we shall have a similar visit, and VIC advise our
pc pie TO be OF the look out.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

LET TUE BUYER liEwARE..-Thc philadelphia
Lc"Jc' has the following which is Of great i'm
pnrtahce TO the commercial public: "The re-
cent decision by the Supreme Court Of this
H'a'e, wherein 1t declared that "a sale Of goods
oy sample was not n warranty, is attracting
great attention in other States This decision
2SSiTT cfas as SSfsrfs sSAgg amBRG4l
also comrclS the buyer to exercise more care
than has hitherto been the rule. The case is
that of Boyd y Co. VS.. Wilson & Stewart and,
the decision vitality affects the trade of New
Ork and Baltimore houses who send out com
mcrcia Travellers The buyer and seller in
these transactions must lave II distinct under
standing as 10 whether the merchandise is to-
correspond to the sample nothing must be taken
for granted; the sample, when agreement is
made, only regulates the kind ard not the
qualify Of the goods; and 50 long rs the goods
delivered arc mcrchamta6lc article of the same
Kind rs the sample, there is breach Of war
ranty or actionablc variation froia the contact"
BABCocK AGAIy.-Nrw YORK, February ID
The sun this morning publishes II dispatch from
Washington, alleging that General Babe, OK is
believed to bc dciuuiicr to the government to
the sum Of over 100000. Ii charges that Bnb-
cocks accounts as engineer in charge of public
buildings and grounds had for some time been
suspected Of crOokcdncSs, and that committee
of the House investigated his affairs, and on
examination Of his accounts, has been led to the
conclusion that Bahcuck failed To account for hun
drcds OF thousands of dollars appropriated by
Congress and placed in his hands for Xpcnditmcs
II ais charges that many Of the vouchers rem
dcred for expenditures are suspicious. The sun
also publishes statement of the appropriations
and expenditures of babcoch' = department for
the past four years, showing APPROXIMATIONS
amounting to - l.lG0 30, nul vouchers rem
dcrcd for S4h',23" leaving marcountcI for,
G"2, 1852
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

R-i|' y most excellent opportunity is NOW Of
tcrcd "ur citizens To obtain finely executed Pho
t"GralhS. MIR. Ju,ll has rcntc, fora shur; time
the admirable room just below the Post Office
which was fitted up year before last expressly
for Photograph Gallery, hy Mr.. Pearson, and
invites all who wish photographs taken to call
and examine specimens OF his work.
As MIR. Jull will remain with us only Il linn
itcl time we advise all who wish to secure bic
lures equal TO the best, TO embrace the present
opportunity. We have seen photographs taken
hy him and do at hesitate to pronounce them
cXccllcHt
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

E5 20 per cent additional for advertisements ordered
not To app"ar in consecutive issues
Evening star., 1877-10-20

A MYSTERY SOLVED.-Tne mystery of the
dtsappear2nCe OF Miss Ambrose Tnomas.
near Lewiston, Md, has been solved, but u a :
der cIrcurn stances which render the C, q a
very mela ncholy one. Inc Fr0ierlck (MdD
mes says: the yOJL. lady WIS found ne r
t.toctin furnace, whit Ier sue al Wa lderei 4 g.
ana when found, I'm nearly nude state, an 4
being qresl oned a 10 her disappearance ani
ab e'L.o answered that she ha lost her way
In the mountains and hal wandered alb az
Sunday endeavoring to ind some oltlet
from tue dense forest. As evening approact 1
with it, shades and shadows sue natnrllly
became revious and Continued TO roam al
most frenzied with fear, thither aud thu Isr
When ds X night had settled down owe. the
woods, aud when her fears la IL aluo ( set her
d. AN on fire, and when she was in the act Of
throw ng her-elf on the c rth IL Wild deSpa!T
she was suddenly clasped lrom behind BY
something aid thrown Violently to tie
ground. Many hours ai.1rSlrds she retura-
cd TO COnsciou Snc-s to tird her elf in the
broad light OF the day aud nearly make I. A I;
stated above she wa epdeayoriu: : to follow
Straight line which she had mapped out
when Iound by the searchoFs. Her story Is a
strange one. and only credited by a few. Her
actions are now strange, aud the C)nclusion
reGcht by many is thai the young lady Is
nsane. She bears no marks OF Violence
whatever, and this fact . taken into contra.
roughly while in the Eorest. 1t is assert ID
III Il heretofore Miss Ambro1e has Cisplayei
no week.-mrs. of mind, not even bordering on
lunacy. The whole community of Lewis
town and vicinity have been gre ally eXer els
Cd owe, the strange event, and il is and will
be for some time 20 come the subject of gene
lal conversation.
Evening star., 1877-10-20
AUCTION SALES.
|. FUTURE DAYR
nUNCASsoN BROS, Aoct,o1s.r,

DUsCAssoN BROS. AuctiOnesr1.
TRusTEEg' SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
hhfSD hfSD Bklo n BAsEMtsT BRICK HOuSF:
1sTH sTREET N6RFHH9EsSr.. s ihhhr' NhAs
rv-o s-onu ALSO
IsrU1,sIoRH BBIOk HOUSE ON DEFREEs
ff6L sTsRETsS hks lsr AND NoLrd oAf'
by virtue OF ceed Of trust given to u. and "A
uy eoroed IN llber n o. 7sS folio 20, one o. H.
.ce.a ! records Tor WI Washington county, Dis c.
Iet Q. Oo,umoia, and by request OF the par Q, Sc
Sured thereby, we will sell, FRIDAY, the 90 ia
Ses 81 uctooef, A ID. 1877, at public alc..oo, in
'front.' o. tbe sremi,es, al clock D. m al OF Los,
tquare numbe ed one hundred and thirty thI ee to-
Eether with improvements, appuTten1nc ana bsr.
tanning r''
By yirtue OF the same deed Of trust We viii sell
IN IroI OF the pi emises, SATURDAY, the = IN
uas Ga Octooef, lS', al O'Clock D. ru., all Of uo.
numt tertd sixty tiree, of Alex ander q oyenhard,s
tsenIy thfes, bgethe- with alt th imp owe ns4ss
nppuItehances, and hereditAulents to me sane be-
iee.,sns e.ys. or 9tnerws, appertairing.
cured by " dee OF trust and lat rest OK pelsa; OF
saie, ana f-xss, In cash, the Balance ats AMI D.
ior whc ths notes Of the pu-cnassr sr or pur.
cured by deed OF trust on the properly shaI be
taken- A deposit of $40 VIII be rsau,rei OF tne
suIcha5er at tine OF sale. AL conyeyanc; AZ o,s
oi pol ensser or purchasers IL ths terms OF are
above operty, within days from dIy OF sa's
ase Tosteej reserve the ii z & t. ell opsry
Upon shc1 default Ia maze ghs Iisk ana c -. o.
tee oeisu lDs purchaser, after q virg five avs D
lee OF s'ch resale. An abstract OF tn. % -opo,.,
Will be sC0w n a. tue sale.
yAEs3F. WOLLARO,
~, REGINALD FkNDAL., iruAooo-
t,s bIA pa TIE is,snb-ancs en- re mai. IL
lhe pOrch2 e desires. os'f
Evening star., 1877-10-20

VEGKTINE is made exclusively from the juices of
s,oDsiy concentrated thar it wiz effect pa'y era IL
cate from tue svssen eve taint Of Sc~ofala.
scrofulous Munor, Tumors, Cancor.
CsaceroUs Humor. Rry.iDeias Nm
kheum, Syphilftsc D.se.ses, CauIer.
Pa mt ness at the esoma mach. ana o d dive "a
that sisse from im.ure boo ssiat,ca. Innasn-
m?tory and Chronic hheCmaissm. Nee.
oTly be tciUsiiy cur-o through the DIosd.
For Ulcers and Frupfive Diseases Of tho
skin, Pu>tules, II I'm Pile. B,osc,aes. RogIs.
Te.ter, ScSichead e a Rim. worm. NE6E-
IlNh mas never iait 10 eiec. De. ma ga. cure.
tor Paths I'm the Back. kidney Com.
pIa'nts, bropsy, Female Weakness. Leu
cOrfh05, aT1stng from lnse a. eration. "a
uterine d'sea7es and General Debility. v EGE-
TINE acts directly upo4 the - e. tie e { m
tisinfs. IL inNi sOrhtcs and he tue whole
system acis upon the secre, orgaas, Asvs iuhAm.
Dation, cures n cefation and regu ate the DOW els
Fer Catsrrh, Dyspepsia, HabituaI Cos.
tiyeness, Palp:tation "a tsle Heart Head
ache. Piles, Ne.sOusne.-. aua sse lcral
fsostrst ON "a tiie Nervous Syste an, no
me- iiClbs h1s ever ven psr.ect s.tisaction
tie hKSEIlNE. IL puriies the BIO ., cl~aasss slf
over the Dei Sous ystem.
The rrmsTksble cure ef c.ed bE VE-ErrSg hsye
1DdCCcd May ph y-iclans snu apOs &c les whom
ye know, 20 prescribe and Usj it tgeir own
fenilCs.
In fact. NECErINE IL the be, reno iy ves d s,oy-
erfd ior The nhlEe dlsea aud j. relabia
BLOoD III RIEtER De. Tlsoe1 besore the pub
lie.