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ment; No. 8S99S3; monogram NJ. G.. on outside OF
case; engraved inside Presented to NJ Calvin on his
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six diamonds in it. liberal reward and no questions
asked, for return Of same to A. P. CRAFT, Jeweler,
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The s.CieveIanh,, Gem.

National Republican.
So the big diamond-the biggest ever cut in
this country-is off color. This makes its namo
singularly appropriate.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I EE HANSHAW RESTAURANT AND LUNCH
Il room, 80 and "a Circle street, west side has re-
Oysters served in every Style fnost and fastest in the
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REMOVAL.

ID EDfOVAI-OF' THE WHEELER g. WILSON
III sewing machine office from 46 North Pennsylva-
mia street to 81 North Illinois street. We will be
pleased to all old customers our rooms.
WHEELER & WILSON MFG co.
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Send 81, So, So or So for
sample retail box, by express, of
the best Candies in America, put
|up in elegant boxes, and strictly
pure. Suitable for presents. Elk
press charges light. Refers to
all Chicago. Send for catalogue
Try it once.
Address
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Confectioner, Chicago
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Il rooms, all in good condition; excellent barn
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WELL cistern with pump in wash room lot 225 by
POI feet. Rent reasonable to good party. VIM.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR Dep kRTYrENT

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, IAM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Gener-
ally fair, slightly warmer weather, easterly
winds, becoming variable.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair weather,
followed by partly cloudy weather, local SHOWS,
light, variable winds. generally southwest to
northwest, slight fall of temperature.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist
Baptist.
MNIPC1y d Il-ItIgyr CIIIrpHH NARnyLAlE

TNTRST BAPTIST CHURCH-NSRTEHAS COR
u of New York and Pennsylvania streets
Preaching morning and evening by Rev Dir. Broadus
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening Evening services begin at 7:30. All
cordially invited to all these services.
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Methodist Episcopal.

CENTRAI-AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ Church-Corner of Butler street and Central
nue.. Rev. A. Marine, d. D., pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at 1880 a. III. and $50 p. m. by the
ing subject Solomon" Sunday-sehoo at 2:15 p. M
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. Strangers
cordially invited.
DOBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ Chureh-Corner of Delaware and Veunont streets
Rev. l. FL. Mcconnell, pastor. Glass at a. m. and
at 600 p. Preaching at 1880 |. and 7:30
2. M, by the pastor. Sunday school at 2 p. m
PDgng meg Tbgs g@ o97g 9 az
vited.
MERTDIAN-STREETM METHODIST EPISCOPAL
M Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. John Alabaster, d. D., pastor Glasses at
9-30a Preaching at 1890 a. and 1:30 p. m.
by the pastor. Subiects-Morning Voices from
Calvary; Paradise" Evening: In the Beginning"
Sunday, school at p. m. Regular services during
the week. All are invited
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COUTRSTREET BAPTIST CHURCH = REV
y Henry Day will occupy the pulpit of the South
street Baptist Church tomorrow both morning and
evening. All invited. Seats free
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NTFRTDTAN- STREET. METHODTsT Fl


Presbyterian.
GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
Oof Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, D. D., pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. and
7:30p m. by the pastor Prayer meeting ON Sunday
morning at $50, and on Thursday evening at 1880.
Sabbathschooi and Bible classes at D. p IN.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
II Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Preaching at
1880 a. by the pastor, Rev A. FL. Carrier.
Evening service omitted
TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER OF OHIO
il and Illinois streets. Rev. j. Albert Rondthaer,
pastor. Morning services at 1890 O'Clock. Sunday
school and Bible class at 2:15 o'clock No services
in the evening because of the charity meeting.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CdURCH-C0R-
IYA ner Christian avenue and Ash street. Rev H. A.
Edison, D. D., pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. IN.
Sunday-school at 2:15 p. IN. Experimenting on
Thursday night. The public welcome.
CEvENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = ON
- Elm street. near Cedar. Rev. R. V. Hunter, pas
tor Services tomorrow morning and evening. Sub
iect for morning; why Christ Died" Evening
subject mo Room in the House,"
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Il organ of the Tabernacle Church, formerly Third
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov %.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

rTIHE FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF LETTERS
l. remaining unclaimed in the Indianapolis postof
fee on Saturday, Nov. 20, 1884. Persons will please
ca for advertised letters and give the date of THU
list:
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THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
Expenditures for the Past and ApprO-
priatiOns for the Coming Year.
Recommendations Concerning the Soldiers
Home-A Sharp Review of the Conduct
of Chief Signal Officer Hazen.

wAsH1NGToS Nov 2S-The report of seere
tary Lincoln of the War Department, says:
The expenditures by requisition under the di-
rection of the Secretary Of War during the fis-
cal year ending June 30, 1854 were as follows
Salaries, contingent expenses, and
postage. %, IGZ,J4lSo
Military establish,nent-army and -
Military Academy .......--....-.. 2oi64O6l2'4z
Public works, including river and
harbor improvements --......--. 10,662, $3.50
Miscellaneous objects 49,. 3.S56,66s34
TotaI .St2 332, 976 II
which included the sum of 81, $50, 035. y not
arawn from the treasury, but credited, under
he act of March B 1879 go Statues, 420), to the
mbsdized Pacific railroads for transportation
services rendered the War Department during
The fiscal year 1854 and prior years. The amount
sarried to the surplus fund June 30, 1884, was
H,010, 54S 49,
The appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1885, are as follows:
Salaries, contingent expenses and
postage $S,OSS. OZ4.0O
Military estabshment-ar and
Military Academy. ....----...---.- "a, 742, 1883
Public works, including river and haP
Dor i1nprovemerts -. 1857, 1856. 90
Miscellaneous objeets ...-.......... 3,052, 30S.57
Total. $45, SIC, 55I53
The estimates for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1886, as revised by me, as follows:
Salaries, contingent expenses and
postage 80, lis, $1,000
Military establishment-army and
Military Academy -. 49,. 26,429, 577.45
Public works, including river andhar-
Dor improvements and new seacoast
fortifieations. .-.-.-.....-..- 19.497, AGO .4S
Miscellaneous objects. 3S05, 147. 65
rn+al g5o a5o 600 5e
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not foolhardy.
Nothing is more illustrative of the impossi-
bility of overcoming at all times the difficulties
of arctic travel whether by land or sea- than
the fact that two.thirds of Lieutenant Greely's
party starved to death at Cape Sabine with $50
pounds of meat untouched at Cape Isabella, dis
tant about thirty miles, and with 250 rations I'M
touched at Llttleton island, at about the same
distance, but separated by Smiths sound 1t
probably never occurred to any one that the
Greedy party could not easily reach and use both
of these stores.
The conclusion reached, after most anxious
and careful consideration was, on the 10Th of
September, 1883. embodied in o written memo
randum of the Secretary of War and the Seere-
tary Of the Navy, which was given in full in my
last annual report, and which was in part as fol-
lows:
The Secretaries of War and the Navy have decided
that II Is not practicable to send another expedition
the relief Of Lieutenant Greedy this year. They have
consulted those persons OF Arctic experiences who
recognized as the best authorities, and who
enough to be reached and have received letters from
Some who are more dstaut These consultations lead
to the CONVECTION that little can be accomplished after
October 20 when there are but few hours of daylight
in that region 1t is doubtful if any vessel could reach
Upefnavk before that date on account Of the ice the
rapidly shortening days and the increasing cold The
danger Of wrecking new relief party in its attempt
to reach this place is far greater than should be IN
cured for the ehs4ce of rendering any aid Greedy
From UperinavR no aid could be given except BY
sedgiIig and this is regarded totally mpracticabe
The short marches and the long halls, compelled by
the darkness would force the sledrng parties
sumo so much food while accomplishing brief daily
journeys that they could afford suGcor to Greedy
and having no depots on the way to draw thew
should soon,be compelled to fall back to avoid stVa
ton Some have suggested sending vess.rt 70 Cape
York. but no one advises that it oo-rr he reached
without imnnent peru to the vessel and all board
and from that point, If a1ned, the impossibty Of
seo9ing is ara,ess encountered, The distance from
httietes island to Cape York is about 226 miles, and
to Upernavik $50 and to DISCO 300.
Itmay be added that the Secretary Of War.
While dep1oring the terrible loss Of life incurred
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Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain OF
cutting teeth? Ii SO, send at once
and get a bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculable. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sofens the gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething is pleasan, 10 the
taste, and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female ph.si.
clans and nurses in the United States,
and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price %
cents 4 bottle.
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From a report OF tie State
Auditor published in the Nt~s and
OLs.rrer, We learn that there was IN
the Treasury Dec. lst, 1888, 1885,
9G3. of which SUN se5,0O9oO was
educational fund, and s214,953.lO
general fund.
The Chairman Of the Board
Of Magistrates, Chas. w. Johnston,
Esq, and the Chairman OF the Board
of County Commissioners, Nelson
7. Hall, Esq have invited President
w. 5. Primrose of the State Expo
%sition, 70 be present and address the
magistrates and commissioners at
their meeting 10 be held il Hills
boro, Tuesday, April LIST, TO consider
the question Ct making an aPpropri-
alton for a county exhibit at the
State Exposition. We hope Mr..
Primrose will come, and that there
will be a large crowd OF our citizens
10 hear him.
Read what the State CHron-
icle says: Look at it any way you
will, North Carolina is a success
and the bigges, thing in it is to,
bacco. Its culture, it's sale and its
manufacture are bringing US more
clear money than tar, pitch and tur-
penline and cotton all put together.
We grow and we manufacture the
best tobacco in the world but the
industry is yet III it's infancy. Dur
ham aud Winston and Henderson
and Oxford and Asheville and Reds
vile and Hickory, are villages in
comparison with what they will be,
and in ten years we shall have half a
dozen other grea, tobacco markets.
The future is q future Of yellow lcaI
and gold. The outside world does
not know what we are doing, nor do
we ourselves know what We q do.
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From tie I'i,,sboro Record. |
A SHOWER OF BLOOD.

"A SliON Elk OF DLOOD.
We DO &c, ask our readers 10 be-
lieve the following wonderful state
ment, bu, merely publish it as it is
told Us. Tie wife OF HI, L.asa,er. q
negro who lives on the farm OF Mr..
Silas Beckwi,h, in New Hope town.
ship, states that about , o'clock on
Mondry the 18th Of February, while
she was q, the bars near her cabin q
shower OF blood Cell around her
from a sun bright.sky. Many of
the ncighbors, after. hearing of her
statement, visited the spot and they,
all say ,ha, the ground-eubracinc
an ares of :abon, Go feet in circum
ierence-was covered with sploiches
of something like blood !; and an ex-
animation of the trees in this space
showed Blood on the branches. We
are informed tina, = reputable physi-
clan Of the neishborhood visited the
spot and said it was blood.
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STATE NEWS.

The biggest store in the STATE Is
said to be tie Messrs. Wa,kinss q;
Henderson.
\ Vance Tariff Reform C.ub has
been formed a, Tarborc, n G, with
one thousand members.
Winston Leader: Professor j l.
Tomlinson of the Winston Graded
School, has been elected Superin-
,enden, of the Chapel Hill Normal
School.
Last Saturday night quite a seri-
Gus smash up occurred 10 the west
bound freight train two miles and a
half east of Durham No one was
hurt. Damage and loss 10 road
about $500.
Newton Enterprise Here is an
other tobacco item for yon to put in
your pipe and smoke: Maj w. W
Rollins, Of Warm Spring, Madison
county, cleared this year OH his TO
bacco crop, $4,000. How is ,ha'
for high?
Rockingham Rocket Mr.. w. B
Gordon has finished the stone dan
at Pee Dee mills, on which be ha:
been engaged for a few months past
Mr.. Gordon was the builder OF tn,
Great Falls, the Pee Dee, and lastl,
the big Roberdei mill; besides TIT
stone dam at Pee Dee. &
Raleigh News and Observer: Dr.
Jas. Mckee sold yesterday to Mr.
w. T. Blackwell, of Ds,ham, D o
the finest pairs OF match carriage
horses in this State, for 81 1000. H
also sold the fine trotting and stool
horse Superb (by Black Ethan
Allen, he by old Supe-b,) price no
mentioned. We congratulate ,b'
people of Durham and adjoinin!
counties upon this valuable stock &C
cession. Durham, Orange and Ala
nance counties will yet furnish tn
State good and valuable horses, wit
Blackwell in Durham, Norwood il
Orange and Burns in Alamance, an,
we feel justified in making this as
sertion.
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For the Observer.
CHAPEL HILL, March Is.

Mr. Editor The property known
the Valley Mills" formerly own
ed by Emerson, McDade d Co, but
later by Messrs. Wray & Holt, was
destroyed by fire last Saturday nlg1,
about II O'Clock. |, vas doubtless
the work Of an incediary. The Gel
lar door vas shivered, and 1t is
probable that the perpetrators con
veyed through this outlet as much
provisions as could be. concealed
safely before setting fire 20 the
building. No clew leading TO the
detection OF the guilty parties has ye,
been obtained, but we earnestly hope
they may be over,aken and brought
TO justice, and that speedily. Total
loss abou, $4,000; no insurance.
Mr.. Holt said The last ten years
of NV work was in tina. mill" tie
is an Industrious young man, and re-
ceives what he SO richly deserves,
the sympathy OF the entire con-
munlty.
Jesse Kelly, col was arraigned
before one of our magistrates one
day last week on the charge of va
grancy, and being unable TO give
satisfaction as 10 how he made hi.
living, be was fired s. Being brok.
and knowing that time is money,
and choosing rather TO suffer Attic
ton with bis people at home :han <
enjoy the pleasures of the Jail for
season, be very wisely exchanged
his watch for the bill of costs.
Work has been resumed on tn
new chapel, aud as a suficiency o
the root Of all evil has been &C
cumulated, it will be completed a
soon as it is finished.
Mrs. S. NJ. Barbee is improving
rapidly. Her mother who has beer
visiting her, has returned home.
Rev. Mr.. Martin has been de
tanned at home tor some time by
cancer on his hand. We bope b.
may soon be able 10 attend TO BIZ
ministerial duties.
Or. ManSum prcacneu q very mn
sermon in the Methodist church Sun
day. He spoke very feelingly o
what we should read. We will sug
gest for the remainder Of the yea
we read the Bible and our Observe,
and take the advice of both (if "
can consistently do SOY FictioI
and sectarianism have found thei
way into our religious li,eratur
where religion "pure and undefled
should only be admitted. May W
have less strife and more brotherl,
love.
The rats and the mice they kee]
such a strife" in the "cleaE rib" de
partment OF Mr.. w. J. Newton
that he has resorted 10 the neve
falling remedy Rough on Rats,
but they are old hands at the bus
ness and prefer the lean part Of
ham.
Wishing you much success, | 40
yours, occasionally, 1ACOB.
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~ The Mai ~ u AL >rf,.>s II i'w. -" cmr' .M< -.A., =.
>n, :. $ accessory ;, nike = ;.f'"ct b . I'll, IA 4 .t~r"r ~ "a
Yin. ~ i"> =" 'l .crn. li-Nc" :iss, j. T. " a, Il. a. ~. rnl IL
i, G.a,. Az! IA ,.t> y, r,.- 4 th>i - > ..> l",r,i. ~ .r 49,
,t u.rA: AZ! !: :. i.aei"'e H. .t,ai.>l =. we'll - Il. - Gnsn. ia
/, tar,,.
THIS Guano AS Inirnln Cd - Virginia al Sntl G,,5as, ar
years age, and he itma"i tr y h'> .itai and 'af!!i: t"r .~'lra
1. wear Tie ~ iv,vc # is .ecnl..r ,rle.~. il IT, f-"t ,Mr +
-. Y. !. I, T. T.. 80, J.. abundant a.! conclusive. - So! ~ .n tia
u, Loo< Il testimonials. Those who use il "''r~ VA; i a.sn
NOW HEAR WHAT THE FARMERS SAY
NJ. Green Tw;saai+. MrllI,hn,g. \. G.. SAYS: i, Va. " .A true
orow eff quickly, and mad, a large leaf aud ,.!!"~e ell srnt. OF The bill
| consider "Na,!onal: a hrs, class ,oLa, y F- ,'.z-r.
Mr. T. P Rowland, MiJalvtur., y C., lays: Tin, i. to certify OF. Of
my renters used "Na,iorai" aipngs,t. IT a .'a.,tafl FERTILIZER a" tobacco
and where the W III together, tn" tobacco" wan a gits, draln ri
and yelIower than the other. Icon-'ier National a s"Isr'or ir''Ius'
Mr.. Chas. B Pay!nr. Ica~lnrs. \. c, say. : l a m very much reaxA
" 18th the National" Tolacc" Fertilizer bought "t You la, ,ea'"" l~a
slider it a mos, excellent, fertilizer for tobacco. giving il m earl! AMI ,FH
growth; causing ii to mature IN :."d .iur anil TO yellow we'll n The bull
| shall use again.
NJ. i.ni +. Sanf.:l, I.va-trry. y {. ~..>, I am very m"h iisSsi
" nth the National" Tnba., (" Fen, z i.u.ii II y"u LAT; ,'a-'n le"
slider it a most excelen, fertilizer, giving ii All -sriy aud ri ~ y''sh'
causing it to mature in good time and to yellow )" The bill. 'h'H TT
1t again.
National Tobacco Fertilizer" a u>.d Il" a porte" 81 my tart" l' !'
by tenants, and although The land ws thin. the ,t acc g'-~ "a ~N~
very leay and yellow, and II was the best tobacco rsnst n Il. tn
Several brands of Guano have been used on my farm, L, ,rrga'd'
"Naionaf' IS the best, and shall use ii this reason.
Me@Ns w. H. Shepherd & TO, South Boston, Va, .fys The ~N'"'
al has given satisfaction to all who used il, aud Gems special! s'':s'
TO the production OF fine yellow tobacco.
TRAvEIS, SNEAD 4 co. 1926 Cary ST. Richm"nl y
cY-For Sale by +. II. IICXS, Gvnrral Agen,, O,o,' )
.Y-For Sale by G. II YANCY, M,t,I. bur-. r. II HICKS, ir"F'
sou and Oxford, and WEBB & PARKER, Durham 81
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SCHEDULE NO. 10

Train No. 81, Mail, going East.
arrives at Hillsboro, ll4o. a N.
Train No. 90. Mail, going West,
arrives at Hillsboro, 7:0S, p. 10.
Train No. Is, Freight, gong East,
arrives at Hillsboro, GAS, p. IN.
Train No. &c. Freight, going
West, arriv esat H,llsboro. 3os
q u. J. 6. COOLEY.
Agent.
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because OF q superstition that it could be
cured by 3 kings touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
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eDssTae,gN- E:-e-ti-. - t. d7 c:;-s.e ~
&e. 20 ,LE--E. f. go, = ;. -2et-. ece.. T.
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COUNTY TREASURER

will be in Hillsboro every Ss,ur.
day, lst Monday 10 each month, and
on all public days.
NJ. /. EFLAED,
County Treasurer.
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When you come 10 Court
don't fail to call and pas the printer
what you owe him.
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R~egenerative Medicine

Is composed Of the genuine Honduras
NdrsdpfriUa. with IaNo,c Dack. .>tll-
nngid. the Ldides II Potassium, and
iroh, and other ingredients of crea, 20
tency: carefully and scientifically COM
pounded. It's formula Is generally known
70 me medical profession. and the best
physicians constantly prescribe yrp
SARSApARrIIA a. an
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~Sarsaparxza

SHE on!y porerfhl and olraus reliable
n9od-pnrtfging medicine. II i>>o effect
uai an Alternative that il eradieaie> from
the system Hereditary Scro.,',. and
the Kindred poisons OF contagious ,->& a>.,
ana mercury. At the same time ii en-
l'ches and Niialize> the blood. restoring
hea!thful action 10 the vital orran, ana
~Tejuvena,ins the entire system. This crca,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-22
Absolute Cure

Tor all diseases caused by the Sitia..on Of
the blood. II is concentrated 10 the h;rh-
est practicable degree, far beyond any
other preparation for which like effects
arc elaimed. and Is therefore the cheapest.
. well as the best blood purifying nedi-
cine, q tie world.