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Z MRS. ZIEGENFELDER is prepared TO
supply families with ilrst.claSs article
Of Ice Cream to-day. No. 90 Twelfth
g Si.,nf r.-'- sIf- Hr..- .E.L.. ..- |a
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the COLLISION WOULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED. Il
When he first sighted tho Scioto he thought
she was seven hundred or eight hundred
yards distant, and when the Scioto answered
he did mot think that more than sixty or
seventy.flve yards interviewed between : the
boats. lie and his friend did not start for.
ward at once upon the Lomas's second
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Don't Die In the House.
Trough on Rats" Clears. out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip.
hunks, gophers. l5c. =.l. AZ
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SAyE2l per cent by buying Furniture
from +. G.Caldwcll, 1900 and 1902 Mar.
ket street.
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Thermometer Record.

THE usual merchants lancli nj tleNew
McLurc House Sample Rooms daily.
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In bridgeport first-claSs business room.
with new counter and shelving next TO
runners drug store. This Is the best stand
II town. Inquire Of Zimmer's, Bridgeport,
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! SHOULD you be o sufferer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can
90 cured by Browns Iron Bitters. ptw y
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ri BEAVER COLLEGE ASp MUSICAL INSTITUTE, on
fthe Ohio River, twenty-eiSht miles below
I Pittsburgh, opens for young ladies' Septem.
dent Rev. R. 7, Taylor, Beaver, Pa. { {,
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DR.. I. W. Robertson. Cleveland, O., SAYS:
From my experience can cordially recon.
mend 1t MS brain and nerve tonic, especially
In nervous debility, nervous dyspepsia, ETC.,
etc" -. s,ss. : =
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PAnESTs, give s. s. s. !; to your children
take 1t yourself-it eradicdtes cery faint
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Present stock Of pianos, S,einway. Knabe
'Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, tSc., ut the very lowest price,
and great reduction for COST Call early and
secure great bargains. sgF7 80
3 Lucas Music STORE,
Z, ~ Il lac Main street,
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1Y you want a nice lunch and cool rlu,,
OF beer 60 to schick's saloon, opposite Post.
office. Open night and dry. ts,Si :. ) 11t
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For Kent.

Hot lunch served day and night at Geo.
W. Schick's saloon, opposite postoflcc, l.
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DIVINE OF cARDUI !" io,rr Ladies o I il

Lunch served day and night at Geo. W.
schick's saloon, opposite Postoillce. =.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL

"a Cady, Stcnbcurille Chs c johnson, city r.
q Neal, baltimore, Nd John D Henry, Baltimore
Z a I Castor. city t-5 X Thormly. Newport &
yW X Steyaus, Chicago ~ L ID. zJa,ns Cochrtrsyllc
IlSMcCormick, SIsiersvllle l. Petit and WI CumclUn
q + Dukehart. ll,ito A HAuen, W Niexadcr y
I E Harrison, Detroit - J II Lindsey, Wayncs'br
/ LGlllcypir, Maynes'bg: S Gillespie, Waynesbur.
u r James, steupenville " 0xnArd, u Martylc
: Horace Call, York, IA Thos Allen, baltimore -
~ P Francis, Newark G D Barnard, MS 90
Wesley Kelley, Fits ms n koon. Harrington ~
Il A llcrod, boston Vim y Rea, philA 'IES y
4 John Snyder. Rslto VIZ c y Lowell, boston
I d L saloncy, Fits " L1iarrlson Mt Pleasn Mt
4 John Murray. Caution u Mac d Tcale, n y AZ.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Oriers Issued by NJ. Stelu, Commissioner OF WASH,
inston District OF the County OF Ohio, during the
yehr ending May u, lSs!, paid out OF the Coniin.
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y Hc did not think the Scioto was at any
time OH the right of the Tomas. Had the
two boats. kept their relative positions rs to
right and left as at the time OF the Lomas's
lirst whistle, at least fifty yards would have
interviewed in passing. He thought II the
Scioto had answered with one blast and
stcered accordingly Z asSla ~ 81 n 5,f1",I
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Jan.-l0 orders on Kasley & Brooks. nut coal
IL orders onM. C.Cnwford, goods and


IL orders onM. C.CnwforI, goods and
,,,,,,,,,............. n,
orders on Jno. welty, gootsigrocer's IL
otden Oh II. Jurgcns, goods 70
ORDER on Stone d Thomas, goois..' &
-, 3ordets OIL j.. L. CroTfort, goodSigroc 4
feb.-6 orders on Hasley & Brooks. nut coHl
2ordeB on II. Jurgens, goods 10
=, ofdeIs on ~. c. Crawford, goods,,.,. 10
ordesonJ. y. Crawford. goods. ......,, 20
:, ! orGer on J: Welty, goods. .............. 6
n. IotueM on ". Wilson. medical attend Sos
Feb orders OIL Kasley d BrooEs. nut coal
II orders on J. Il. Crawford, goods. a
order oil J.Wclty, goods. :. ,..... q
order on sexton Tor burial. .............
orders on 9. Mendcl d Co.. hack,
conn,
order on sexton Mt. Calvary Gene.
terry for burial. SEQ. Sc
order on DR.. Wilson medical att, -
Api-l kasley& Brooks nut c,Ai.....,s, Oh
u. Jntrens for goods. ........,,,,, G
J. H. Cmwiurd goshs.............. !
49, Dr. wilson medical ull :
~" .MclIy goOds............,,.
J &c sinith goods 4
May 7. y Smith goods. ...........,,.... 10
kfs'cy & BROOKS mt COIL -. n =
II.JuSeis goods. ............ @
Weliy goods. ....,,,,,... x
i Es Or. Wilson vaccination.........,
IT. M.ycs. vaccine, lon $780,.
80 Dfs Wiispr rGccinatinn.......
yaii,-i GhaA .'Ts grocefes.........
~ J.. J. Kimberly coal . ....,.,..
clay DISTRICT. st5it -, E u
Uni ,t ,s,hci ny Jos. sIaidel. Commissioner
E.Eililid during the YEA, Guiding May 81, iSs.: 4
j j .1HEH -
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COULD KEEP TIE OHIO SIDE,

When he first noticed the boatsaiterwards,
the Tomas was on the Ohio side Of the Scioto,
The witness could not say TINT he had heurd
any backing motion or noticed any surcinc
OF the boat, nor could he say positively that
Keller was under tho influence of liquor
sufficiently to unfit him for duty Ms n pilot,
Joseph Medill, also Of Martins Ferry, and
a passenger OH the LonHs ut the time Of the
collision, was sworn. lie said he was on the
left side OF the Tomas, outside OF the cabin.
and alittlc forward, probably about tho sec.
ond window from the front, and next the
West Virginia side. He heard tho Lomas
blow one blast, and remarked that that could
not DO for We!lsburg; then looking UP hc
sighted n boat, toward the Virginia side OF
the river or on witness left The Scioto
answered with two blnsts, after some little
time had elapsed. He and his friend had re-
siined their conversation before the 70.
sponsc. When he next observed the Scio,o,
his attention was attracted by tho Lomas'
blowing two blasts, and he heard bells below.
This made them uneasy, and they ran for.
ward. The Scicto ut that time appeared 10
be quarterlng little toward the Ohio shore.
The witness at .once s y :, :
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.sIlI paH4rs bond ACCous
1871, March /, Ohio colnty IT,
sued rs one thousand dollar
bonds, payable ~ yean after
date, Interest at the rate oil
~ per cent per nnntiin, com.
monty called ist loan nc.
count OF r., ". & Ky. H. RS,
1873, Additional subscription
for which County orders were
given foE......................
1877, Nov. Ohio Co. Issued u
one thousand dollar bonds,
payable ID years after date.
drawing Q per cent Interest,
called 81 loan OIL account OF
T., W. & ny. Il, R...............
1851, Dec. Two Of the 80 bonds
given Ohio Co. by r., ". &
". i. X; were paid, being
ei,00D each. ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.......
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:. Is on Philo Kimberly No.. ,jj''''''-.-
! OIL b Mclaughlin. Vno"SJ ,i,,.'.-'

n.,., WEBSTER DISTRICT. u
ORDERS Issued BY 4, II, Camahan. Co,-tj
OF Webster District: Ohio County. " V4Ih ~
3 t1 q contingent Poor Fund, dIrny,ss y, y
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Acid Phosphate ny n nrain
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s5 10. COUNTY oRDl
On sheriff Issued during the
fiscal year ending May u,
1851, and not returned or p'd
County orders Issued during
tho dscal year ending Maysl,
ISL, and not returned or p'd.
County ordeR iislcd during
the dscal year ending May d,
1852, and not returned orp'd.
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When the judges awarded the Buckeye the
first prize, the decision WIS readily acouiesced
IN, for it had fairly earned It's honors. and
had during the day made many friends.
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Orders Issued by +. N. AikiH'a y, an, VI
OF Triadclphin District, durlng IA
81. 1852. Paid out Of Contingent NV"
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For sale by Logan & Co
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Mny-s orien on J. S. Woods io' viost"o
!" II order Oh j. Wheeler = y
+" II order on J. RaAb o,. d.,allei -.
Of .Rs rec receipts and eIIendi!ate.., q al
thsn is shown BY The toiesoinS sr risIs, ottsss
an opportunity Gy calling a. III GL fl't ecas,! %
Boanl OF Commissioner Of oh'o '
hour: . o'clock 4. ". 70 d, + \ Il wO0I, cf''
10 Iyl3 H.aH -r hop'' /
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SAW THERE WOULD ne A COLLISION,

and ran back, and did not notice tho position
Of the boats when they struck, though Just
before he thought the Scio.o was yeeri,ir. a
little toward the Yirginia shore, and the
1lonlas's stern had swung little toward the
Ohio shorr. Nos over thirty seconds elapsed
between thu Lomas's last whistle and the
collision. He did not know what the bells
In the engine room had rung for, and could
not Judge whether the Roadway OF the Tomas
had been checked. The Lomas was fifty or
sevcnty.ilve yards from the Ohio shore, possi.
bly, more. lie noticed that rs the Scio,o an.
preached the water was boiling up in front
Of her, or throwing the water up In front Of
her. Whether this was the current, or
whether the boat still had steam on, he could
not say. &. 2; ssFs9i,lE
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evening that was we'll attended, considering
the fact that very few had known anything
OF II advance. There will be another meet.
Ing held in two weeks, Monday evening, July
81. The object is to form an organization
to look after the interests Of Bellaire and
promote our. city's welfare in every possible
way. Committees have been appointed and
It is hoped that enough interest will be ex.
cited by that time to insure rousing meet.
Ing. 1t is intended to unite all the interests
that can help in building up our city to en-.
courage the establishment Of manufacturing
establishments with home capital rs we'll as IN.
duce outside capitalists TO invest their money
here. The health OF the city, too, is one Of
the proposed objects, IS, =, : :! ~ .El.E 80
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Orders Issued by J. ". sChultie Connt,i....
Of Richie District. Ohio county dn5., I.
fiscal year ending May. ~, lsss, rad Sgt = :,
Contingent Poor Fund. is W. =
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~, "A NeyeE, IL loads Of coal
~ y. kaSley u llt0Dke 81 s I.H.ta-
Nai,isoS nisTpicr rs
ortlers Issued by Jno' 4. Nrms,rn,r r,n,,ts.,,,
or OF Madison DI:tiIct dmrinr ito lis.i nnn ~.
Ing March 3ls,, lsss psi MT ' ni I'M cet E. ens
Poor Fund: - r w. VI 'ue eoi'iiSeh
1851. - 7s6 x
Junc-o Orders on NJ. G. Cawford H., ,o,1,
- and rroecrics S''ou' Wy sooos a,
June-2 Orders on ficjscr rai -
:" Orier on Knsiey & hrSnts , pd, noss
Order on e. Mendci Z ~ 4 hs eoti -
collin, &c, .,.,.'.'''''-.,, :" W. nAeA'
July-l Order on + Ecnncjr coriS
Oniers on John Wciir ~, 6o,is'.'...'- - :
lOUiden on III C. CraVin,I ,., 1911. IL
and groccri, :. ......'.'1 Wy sooas "a
2Oriels on Knsley K iroor III I" o.i -
Aug.-3 Orders on Knsicy 4 BrooIs Load i nut
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Lee 0. Smith, Of West Lafayette, Ohio, is
about negotiating the purchase of the inter.
est of Jasper NJ. Porter in the old Kingston
brickyard, und II so will startit up. Il has
been idle for several years and much out OF
repairs. Lee is in the mercantile business in
Ohio, anu has an opportunity Of disposing of
bis store. and he thinks OF engaging in The
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Z onieis is,nctl BY Jos. swidel, Commissioner oi
~ 5md 9mi" ,fSointy w VA payable out Of
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Tho following conveyances of real estate
were admitted to record by Recorder Hook
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01

large and appreciative audience
assembled at the Court House on last Tuesday
evening 10 hear the lecture of Major F. NJ.
Clark, entitled 1.-THE workshop of old Proba-
biliiies.' The Major proved himself to be
thoroughly familiar with the subject be discus
sed, and handled it in a most mastery MA nner,
making clear and simple to the most ordinary
clements. The Maj started out by showing
what our atmosphere is composed of and the
effect of it Oh animal and vegetable life, and
what the result would be if there were no such
thing surrounding the earth he then showed
the character and formation Of clouds and fogs
and the effect of the meeting of two clouds Of
different degrees OF consistency, heat and
moisture. In this connection he interested the
audience very much by showing how rain, hail,
snow and dew were formed and the time we
may expect them. This was the NEST simp lie
yet we think the most interesting part of the
Ma jor's lecture, what be said on this subject
was so simple that it could not but make a
lasting impression and knowledge gained Of
these elements alone was worth many times
the price paid for it. He then explained the
character of the winds and why they took GER
tain directions why the force of the wind was
greater in some localities than in others and
how the velocity of the wind is ascertained The
Major illustrated all these principles on chart
that he had before him and made them easily
understood. Having now given the audience a
clear idea of all the principles which govern the
elements, the Major then showed how, by watch
ing these forces at different points and collect
ing them at central point, the weather reports
or ''Od Probabilities as they are popular ly
called were made up. 1t would be difficult,
and almost impossible fer US to give any clear
or accurate idea of this portion of the Major s
lecture in this article Suffice it to say that
by his comprehensive explanation and the
illustrations by his charts he held the atten
Of the audience and gave them a mint of use
full information and much that will be bene6-
cal and useful to them in noting and watching
the elements in which We live.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01

During our recent visit TO The White
Springs. We obtained from the
author, DR.. Noorman, n copy OF his work
entitled as above We have found il q
very interesting book, containing much
information upon tie subject it
treats. The work con aims an interesting
history OF mineral springs of North Amer
lea, with their location; and much valua-
bic scientific informa' ion concerning their
analytical constltuecy and respective her
apeutiC value. Unlike mos compositions
of medical men, this work is no; too much
burdcned with technical expressions but
while preserving scientific accuracy of
Statement, il is written in very pleasing
style. DIR. Norman Is the modest aud
genIlemanly resident physician at the
White Sulphur, and, while he devo.es u
considerable portion of his work to an
elaborate treatise upon these famous wa
tiers, he does, not we think give them undue
prominence, and gives very full and sat
isfactory description of the other numerous
springs upon the continent from which
natures remedies gush Pointing out tn,
peculiar excellence Of each. DIR. Moormar
has been the resident physician at til.
White" for SO years, and has given mucl
study and observation t" the subject b,
treats. He is considered very high author
ity upon the question. The book is pub
lished 10y J. Is. Lippincott y Co. of Phila
deIphia, and may be had at the book
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01
Local Brevities

Pleasant wta Ter.
Judge Stone and Mrs. 5 one are snjourn-
ing at Capon Spr. ngs W. Va.
The late rains were delightfully."- refresh
ing and all the growing crops look better
in consequence.
Miss Mamie Harlow, an agreeable and
fascinating belle of Alexandria, Va, is
visiting Miss Winnie Wise ne,r this viii
lage.
Messrs r. Sellman Stonesreet and John
r. Gray left her on Friday last for u short
sojourn in Washington county. They
will be the guests of Mr.. Hop Young.
Mr. John Il. Carpenter has sold his
farm near Doncaster containing about 500
acres, to JIM. w. Fakes of New Jersey tor
$4,000.
Those engaged in market gardening
and fruit culture along the river front have
done very well tins year. The crops OF
melons have been full and the prices fair
A valuable horse belonging to Frank
Hemsley, colored, of this village, choked
himself to dea'h last Saturday. The ami
NAL was tethered and left to Craze. but
became so entangled in The rope that he
met the untimely death mentioned before
assistance could be rendered him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01

What has become of the bill to submit the
question of the removal of the county seat of
this county to the people this fall ? Such abill
we know passed DO honses of the General
Assembly, and the newspaper reports stated
tina, it was approved by the Governor, at the
more city, some month or more after the
session. If it was thus approved, why has ii
not been published in the county papers in ac-
cordance with law. We do net believe that it
is a conceded question that laws thus approved
are invalid and therefore, that cannot be the
reason tina, il has been withheld from publica-
ton. In fact one of the local laws approved
at that time has already been published. II
the people have to vote upon question of so
much local importance this fall, il is Of the
highest Importance that they should have am
pie notice of the provisions Of the law. There
is no justifabe reason for Withholding it from
publication, if il has been approved by the
Governor, and there is no authority in anyone
to do so. Although the Governor has under
color of law, usurped the power of withhold
ing the General Laws from publication he has
not a shadow OF justification for Withholding
local laws, and has never We think, assumed
the right TO do so.
The cause of its non-publication is probably
the fact that the Governor did not 60 through
The formality of signing it a, the house of Mr.
kelholtz, and that it has not tie prima taeie
ot he ayacn,ixs =.
we'll known that number of the friends of the
Governor in the county are averse TO the meas
ure, as indeed, it seems the great majority OF
the large tax payers are; and il is not impro-
bable that they communicated their disspPro-
val 10 his sbstnscy, and he determined to put
his large pedal extremity down upon ii. While
We are not ready TO saw that, in this particular
case, such action on the part Of the Executive
would be seriously wrong; yet upon principle
it would be gravely so. For the Governor TO
undertake 10 annul measure, receiving the
Endorsement of the local delegation, unless
asked 10 DO so By an extensive petition from tax
pay ers which We sure was never sent,
would be grave and unpreceden ted usurpa-
ton of power on the part of the Executive Of
the State, though not more SO than has been
already done by the present incumbent. We
would like 10 have some light on this subject
Since the above was in print we have ex-
amined the published volume of Acts of Assem-
bly,, passed at the last session, and find that
the bill referred to is duly published among
sid laws and marked approved May }, 1882 -
We do not suppose there is any mistake in The
insertion of this law among the published acts
We shall lay its full text before our readers
next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01
SPECIAL OFFER

We agree with customers living
within one hundred miles Of Baltimore
city, and for the purchases over fifteen
dollars, to pay one half the travelling
expenses incurred, on exhibition Of
the ticket or tickets vouching for the
same. Make your purchases before ex-
hiuiting your ticket, and thus con-
vince yourself that we share with you
the expenses Of the trip. Excelsior"
is the only Clothing House in the
United States that makes this great
offer. Bear it in mind that our
Furnishing Goods Department is one
of the finest in the land, and that the
lowness of our prices is matter of
surprise to all.
Do not forget the cardinal principles
of our house, the rounds of our ladder
of success
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01
Registration List.

We publish on our outside to-day cor
rect list of all voters registered at the late sit
tings of the registrars. We do this to enable
those who interest themselves in party success
to see W no have been TO the officers and per-
formed ths'mo necessary duty, SO that they
may induce those whose names do not appear
to 90 before the registrars at their next sitting,
which begins on Tuesdiy next, and have their
names placed on the poll books. We hope
every individual Democrat will interest him
self in this work and be sure that there is not
a Democratic vote in the county that does not
appear on these lists. We are also compelled
to aid our Republican friends by thus giving up
so much of our space for these lists, but We
suppose it is necessary to carry out the cardIn-
al principe of all newspapers, do the greatest
good To- the greatest number. This what the
TINES aims at always.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-01
Ry Universal Accord.

..YER'S CATUAETIC Pills are the hest
of all purgativeS for family use They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most
cfectual purgativc Pill that medical
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etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being Sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
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person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
effectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus.
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tions, where mild but efectual
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists.