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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-29

several days TO write and commit tr mem
DRY speech before he stood upon the
hastings.
"W6at would Ido with the chiuesssn be
exclaimed at tie top of his voice, in a. tles-
perate attenlgt at last TO make the speech.
What would do. gentlsmenlT would
give them thatfr. Suiting the action to The
word, he raised and shook bis fist. ia
stantly battalion OF fists went up, all COM
ioally shaking in response. The hit," to
him was q palpable hit;n both he and the
electors laughed until they could laugh no
longer. The browning ambition" Of Will
lam Makepeace Thackeray to make speech
and become member of parliament was
conclusively vetoed by that exhaustive
laughter aud fist shaking. Hastily the usual
formalities we've gone through, and that
memorable aSsemblage dissolved.
He might have won. Whatever his fall
ings, obtuseness and foibles as a candidate
be maintained the dignity aud fair play Of
an honorable man.
AS usual on the polling days in the now
partially DISTINGUISHED city, at s o'clock in
the morning contlngents Of purchasable
burgesses were folded under the shepherds.
Their forenoon price stood at elQO: their
number less than hundred and varying
Throughout the day Fbackaray was urged
to pay their price and win. Waylaid on
Carfax, the center of the city at $3.50
O'Clock in the afternoon, when the slow
voting ran neck and neck, there were forty
odd votes obtainable for $40; would he ex-
pend that further sum of money! Not
one penny was his injunction, and FORTH
with, like Achilles TO his tent. he went to
his bedroom, his book, and locked the door
against all corners.
When the poll closed at O'clock these
forty-odd voters were polled, and Thack-
cray beaten by about the same number of
votes A close fight; an honorable contest
on his part, involving loss of $500,
whereof he sorrowfully, to the day OF his
death, regretted "the waste"
For some time after his defeat he chung TO
the hope of being RETURNED to parliament.
Would Abingdon, Wallingford, have himg
They were both conservative stronghoids.
His last communication on the subject,
from Kensington Palace Gardens, laconic-
ally asked
What chance at Banbury for yours sin-
cerely. W. NJ. T.r
There was no chance; nor did any chance
follow in that part of the country.
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~ EORGIA. CHATHAM CoUSTY.--JENETTE
~ STERNHEIMER has applied 10 Court OF
Ordinary for twelve months maintenance and
support for herself and minor child out OF
the estate of LEOPOLD u. STERNHEIMER,
deceased. Appraisers have made return allow
ing same.
These are, therefore, TO cite ali whom II may
concern to appear before said court to make
objection on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
JULY NEXT, otherwise the same will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRILI,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 4tn day OF
June, 1891. FRANK &C. KEILBACH.
Clerk q O O. ~
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WANTED, several good book canvassers for
w one of the best selling standard works
ever offered the public Experienced men only
News
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WANTED, woman to cook and assist with
w homework in small family. Apply No. IS
Henry street,
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The DUCHESS OF MARlBoRppsH has presented
her husband with a Large and beautiful organ
with four manuals for bis library at Blenheim.
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NTANTED. a good cook to go 70 Isle OF
w Hope for the summer. Apply TO L. II.
WAKEFIELD, corner Bryan and Drayton.
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n EORGIA, CHATHAM CouNrY.--Notioe is
NJ hereby given that we have made application
to the court OF ordinary for Chatham county,
for order 10 sell lots number f9 and 81 in South
Oglethorpe ward, in the city OF Savannah, and
improvements thereon. Also. all the one
fourth part and interest In lot number eight (6l
Vernon Tythng Heathcote ward, In the city OF
Savannah, and Improvements thereon. Also
ak dl shares Of the capital stock of the Central
Railroad and banking Company of Georgia.
Also one certificate of Indebtedness OF the
Central Railroad and Banking Company OF
Georgia OF the par value OF two hundred dol
lars Also one certificate OF indebtedness OF
tho Central Railroad and BANKING Company OF
Georgia OF the par value OF one hundred 5000
dollars. Also one % city of Savannah bond
February couponsl OF the par value OF Ave
hundred dollars. Also sixteen hundred acres
Of hand situated In the county Of Bryan and
State of Georgia. known and called the Bel
fast" and Hume" tracts, together with the i'm
provements thereon; said property belonging
TO the estate OF JOHN A. SCHAFFER, de-
ceased. for the payment Of debts and dlstribu-
tion, and that said order will be granted At July
term, 1891, OF said court, unless objections arc
filed. WILLIAM SCHEIHING.
j. r. RUCKERT.
Executors Of tho Last Will and Testament OF
of John A. Schaffer. deceased.
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EORGIA, CHATHAM CouHTY.-MARY J.
VI JOHNSON has applied to the Court Of Orr
nary for twelve months maintenance and sup
port for herself out OF the estate OF PRINCE
s. JOHNSON, deceased Appraisers have
made return allowing the same
These are, therefore, to cite all whom Il may
concern TO appear before said court 20 make
objection on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
JULY NEXT, otherwise the same will be-
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRIi.L,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this 18th day OF
June 1891. FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. o.. c. Co
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VIII sell on MONDAY. Goth inst. commencing
at II O'Clock a. M, at No. 80 Bolton street,
between Lincoln and Habersham.
PARL0R SET, marble top TABLE, SLEEPY
HOLLOW CHAIR, PICTURES, WINDOW
SHADES, SCREENS, OFFICE DESK. BED
LOUNGE, CARPETS, HANGING LAMP.
TABLE. ROCKERS, CHAIRS. WARDROBE,
BED ROOM SET, CRIB, HALL CARPET,
STAIR CARPET. sIDEBOARD, WHITE SEW.
ING MACHINE, CLOCK, ORNAMENTS, SAFE,
STOVE. 80 feet GARDEN HOSE.
ALSO
HORSE, NEW PHAEToN, BUGGY and two
sets HARNESS.
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RMPLOYMENT WANTED.

"ANTED, white girl TO cook and do light
w house work for three; German preferred.
Call at MRS. G. w. SMITH, o. Waldburg.
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A BRIGHT BOY. Is years old, wishes posi-
"A ton in an office; writes good hand; best
references. "W," Morning News.
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u RICK, 10000 for sale by the Liberty Manu-
street, city. A. r. FAWCErT. Secretary.
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DRACTICAL engineer machinist and genera
Il workman wants employment. Address w.
this office.
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ITO RENT, rooms on second and third floors.
j. Whitfield building. over the postof1ce;
location most desirable In the city. Apply TO
JOHN SULLIVAN & CO., 10216 Bay street.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
A LII PERSONS having claims against the
~ estate of i. INTERNATIONALLY will please
present the same properly made out 20 Mr. @.
Y. RICHARDSON, 81 Bull street; and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate settlement. GEORGIA THREAD
CRAFT, Executrix.
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ENOR SALE, a horse aud village cart. A lady
~ can either ride or drive. Apply 10 A. w.
HARMON
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LNOR SALE, six new houses. which will pay
IL good interest on purchase money. Also,
two neat new cottages, built separately. Just
the thing FOR beginners in housekeeping. @. Ii.
nORSEIT.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

ID ooMs for rent at 81 Liberty street; suitable
H for light housekeeping.
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IF you are In need OF money aud
i want a liberal loan, for any length Of
TIME, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, C1othing, etc., and IL you
want your vauaLlee returned In the same CON
dition as left, pasroniEe home enterprise and
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 1To Congress street, Z.
MUHLBER3. Manager.
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WANTED. q servant for house work and
w care Of children. Apply 20 Jefferson
street
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, competent nurse. one that is in
w need Of employment. Apply 1872 Bryan.
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M Il offer the black walnut wall cases, count.
w ers and counter cases now in our store as
low as Georgia pine goods can be made for
The wall cases are very suitable for fitting up
nice libraries, and can be bought very low.
THEUS BROS.
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V0U can clear your house Of bed bugs for a
i year with one 26c. bottle Edson's Bed Bug
Killer. LIvINGSTON'S PHARMACY.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

LNOR RENT OR SALE. two stores, Bay street
Il three stories and cellar. JOHN IL RUNE
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PERSONAL.

A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in this column
"A wal surely bring great results Try IL aud
be convinced
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DEFORE you buy or sell prope. ty consult
ID ROBERT II. TATEM, Real Estats Dealer
and Auctioneer
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-02-21

ORANGE BLossoMs.--Cupid never
tires in his good work of bringing to
the young, matrimonial happiness.
By far the prettiest wedding that has
occurred in this city for many months
was that of F. Vernon Aler, Esq, one
of our prominent young attorneys, and
Miss Mildred E. Thompson, the modest,
pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sam l
J. Thompson. The ceremony occurred
last night at o'clock at the residence
of the brides parents, on South Queen
street, and was performed by Rev. A.
G. Loving, of Winchester, Va. The
bride looked lovely in pale blue
trailing Grecian gown, with slippers
and gloves to match, and carried in her
hand pretty bouquet of smilax and
white hyacinths The groom wore a
neatly fitting full dress suit, and look
ed every inch the genial young gentle
man that he is.
]. F. Thompson, Esq, brother of the
bride, and Mrs. Thompson, his wife,
received the friends and members of
the families in the most gracious man
ner. Mrs. Thompson wore a trailing
Grecian costume of dregs of wine, with
lovely corsage. With the exception of
Messrs. NJ. G. Tabler and U. S. G.
Pitzer, only the immediate families OF
the contracting parties were present.
After the ceremony, all entered the din
ing room, where a most lavish
repast was served to them, the tables
fairly groaning with the weight of the
delicacies they bore Beautiful flowers
in pyramids and separate punches. dec
grated the tables. HI III
The presents were, numerous atit
very handsome So
The bridal couple took the 1880 a. nj
train east, and i'll their tour will visit
Philadelphia, New York;. Niagara
Falls and Washington.
They start in life with thebest wishe:
of host of friends and admirers
The world they have entered is one
of duty, love and unselfshness,
and may it bring to theina bounteous
share of all that is good and joyful
We extend our congratulations ant
wish them bright, happy experience
through life. May their sorrows BIZ
only dreams-their joys, bright reali
| ties. G.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-02-21
A FAMILY DUTY.

The home circle is sacred and life has few
charms indeed If family ties are burst asunder
rhe promotion OF happiness and the proven
ton Of sickness are of prime Importance IL
every household. 1t Is IN the spring that Ole
and young alike are most susceptible to the
hundreds Of diseases that NIL the atmosphere
we breathe and Iurk In the water we d. INK
The timely use OF IA reliable stlmulant is the
only sure way to guar against sickness IN The
home. Max klein's' Silver Age" and Do,
quesne brands OF pure rye whlskyare recon
mended by physicians as the best inv'g)rator
in the world. Both are sold under "a sworn
guarantee of purity. "Silver Age" al 81 81 pet
full quart bottle, and "Duquesne" at Sl.2j
These WHISTLES are used exclusively in the
leading hospitals, which is sufficient evidence
that they are the best obtainauie.
MFR. Guckenheimsr. Finch, Gibson and over
holt are sold by Mr.. Klein ut 81 per quart, o
six quarts for s.. His stock Of wines, brandiei
etc, Is the largest In Pennsylvania. Good
promptly shipped to all parts of the Unite,
States. Send for catalogue and price list
mentioning this paper. Max Klein, " FEEDER
al street, A Allegheny, Pa.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Feb. q, miles south of Martins
burg, by John Yarlett, stock and
farm implements.
Feb. 23d, on the old Snyder farm
near Bedington, large sale of stock
and farm machinery by P. N. Bowers.
Feb. Goth. at Aspendsle. ! mile
west of Kearneysville, by d. Getzen.
danner, large stock sale, machinery
farming implements, &c.
Feb. Goth, near Oakton, stock, im-
plements and household goods by Jno
Knowblock.
Feb. %, by VIM. T. Stewart, near
town, large cattle sale. See advt.
March /, large sale of stock, farming
implements and household goods, by
G. F. Laise at Bunker Hill.
March 9Th. 81 miles south of Mar
tinsburg, stock and farm implements
by ID. II. Ropp.
March 6.-Stock, farm implements,
corn, wheat, &C., by John H. Kee-
seeker near Oakton.
March II, near Vanclevesville, large
ale of stock, &C., by j. II. Fulk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-02-21

The West Virginia State Grange at
its annual meeting in Charleston Fri
day and Saturday, adopted numerous
resolutions recommending legislation
for the interest of farmers in the State.
The following officers were elected :
State Senator Knott, of Jefferson coun-
ty, master; T. c. Atkerton, Putnam
county, overseer; H. NJ. Turner, of
Jefferson county, secretary. This or
ganization is different from the Farm
ers' Alliance and claim that politics
is not mixed up with their aims to
benefit the farming element of the
State.
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NEW AND NOTICES.
New Novelties in Dress Materiar

New Novelties in Dress Material
The many beautiful styles produced
for this season in Fancy Black ORES:
Goods, together with the tendency to-
| wards the more quiet effects for street
wear, has directed attention to this
character of dress material, outside OF
the demand for mourning purposes. and
we have in every way endeavored to
meet this turn of fashion.
Almost every novel design displayed
this season, in colored dress goods. will
be fo1nd among the black material, to-
gether with many special designs shown
only in black. These, in addition to our
enlarged assortment of plain and staple
weayes, makes our collection and display
of black dress material unequaled here
tofore. We think We have the reputa-
ton Of keeping the best line of black
goods outside of the larger cities. and at
this time we have some special bargains
to offer. We are always glad to show
our goods, and visit to our store will
give you some new ideas as to what will
be worn this spring.
EMMFRT & FIERY.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Miss Lorena Flick left this mornin
on visit to friends in Philadelphia
j Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner to be on
of the speakers at the Worlds Fai
Banquet at Charleston.
Miss Lille Ryan, of Washington
is visiting the family of Mr.. Jane
Nuckles, on Burge St.
Mrs. G. W. Santnan gave chill
drens party in honor of her SON Mot
ter. at her residence on Maple Avenue
last night. ssp :,
Stuart W. Walker, Esq, has just
returned from a trip to Lynchburg
Va, Charleston, ~. Va, where he
succeeded in inducing quite a number
of persons to invest with the NJ. NJ. NJ
& I. Co.
Mrs. Baker, living on the Pike. neal
Mr.. McDowelrs, is dead. Funeral
this afternoon from the Reformed
Church. Messrs. Kogleschatz & Sor
have charge of the funeral
Several capitalists were in town yes.
terday viewing the grounds of the NJ
NJ. NJ. & 1. Co. They are negotiating
with this Co., relative to removing
and charging their plant for the manu-
facture of steel shafting, which will EN-
ploy about $50 men.
NEws.-Miss Jennie vanmetre, O
Smithfeid, is visiting Miss Lena Rob
erts on Race street.
Miss Cora Blue of Wagleysville i.
visiting the family of Mr.. Jas. Blue.
The gates at the B. & o. crossing
on Queen street are out of fix.
| As box car was being backed off in tn,
rear Of Frazer & Swopes Elevator, il
ran off the track and ran into the from
of a small building. totally demolish
ing it.
Thirty inches of snow fell in Mon
tana yesterday.
The funeral of tie late Admiral Por
ter took place in Washington yesterday
His remains were inferred at Arlington
Misses Landon and Hardesty, of JEFF
ferson County, are visiting friends OF
Race street.
Mr.. VIM. Hunt has accepted the
janitorship of the and Ward school
Mr.. Pitzer, the Efficient principal, say:
Mr.. Hunt makes an excellent Janitor
Mr.. John Barker has broken GROUND
for new building on Race street.
A great deal of damage has beer
done by the recent high waters in West
Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Sixteen more members were added
to the roll of the Progressive Endow.
nlent League The members now
number $50.
The Band concert last night was q
grand success.
Mr.. VIM. Hartman, who has beer
sick for sometime past, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. Harry Turner has returned from
Charleston. He was delegate to the
Grange which was in session in that
place last week.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Mrs. Oliver Bentzell, of this city, i.
visiting in Baltimore.
The Hagerstown Mail says the music
of the Mechanics Band over there
Saturday, was applauded to the very
last note
Mr.. Geo. M. Bowers has purchased
of A. F. Lambert, Real Estate agent, 6
acres of ground near the gas house for
$500.
Mr.. L. Thompson Eversole and Miss
Lille NJ. Riner were married at the
brides home, (Mr. Peter Riner's on
Feb 10th, by Rev. F. NJ. Woods.
Photographer Patton has fine set
of pictures of the Sioux Indians on ex-
hibition. They were taken in Wash
ington where they visited the Great
Father last week. They are life-like
and worth seeing. Mr.. Patton is hav-
ing real art gallery arranged on W.
King St.,-fne large room, handsome
ly fixed up, and fitted with everything
in his profession.
LOCAL. NEws.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Martin, of this city, gave party to
their son George, last night, it being
his aIst birthday, at their residence on
Maple Avenue A grand collation. was
spread, after which dancing was in
dulged in until late hour.
Mr.. John Engle is slowly convalesc-
ing
Mr.. George Ryneal returned to his
home in Washington to-day.
Miss Seibert of Illinois, is visiting
her uncle, Mr. Henry J. Seibert of this
county.
Johnstown is again under water. No
loss of life is reported
Mr.. D. w. Rodrick has returned
home much improved in health.
An oft repeated question Where
will the public building be located
Mr.. VIM. Cushwa has returned from
visit to Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Murphy have
left for their future home in Denver,
Colorado.
The county roads are in a miserable
condition, rendering travel almost I'M
possible.
Reports from Eastern Ohio and West
ern Virginia indicate sudden rise in
branches with many bridges destroyed
and houses flooded, though no lives
have been lost thus far.
The National Assembly League of
American Wheelmen was held in Wash
ington yesterday
Mr.. Charles Spillman has so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be
at his post of duty in the National
Bank. P.
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A bill is before the Legislature to
make the pay s. day and mileage for
members of the County Courts.
By Mr. Parks, by request, Senate
Bill No. ia, amending the charter of
Martinsburg, making the payment OF
taxes necessary to qualification to
vote. Also, by request, Senate Bill No.
rs, empowering the Council of Mar
tinsburg to borrow money and issue
bonds for the erection of gas or cleo
trio light plant Also, by request,
Senate Bill No. II6, to amend the code
relating to State tax on license for
theatrical performances by reducing
the same. Also, by request, Senate
Bill No. III, authorizing the County
Court Of Berkeley county to pay to the
town of Martinsburg its equitable por-
ton of money appropriated for roads
and bridges over and above the general
levy thereof.
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Harper's Ferry News.

The mother, brothers and sisters OF
Mr.. George Russell, formerly of this
place, mourn his untimely death, he
having been killed by the cars in Texas
last week. The remains were not
brought here for interment
The Peacher property, near here, was
sold last Friday, by Capt. Geo. Baylor,
Special Commissioner, as follows
Tract No. 1, containing 90 acres, to
Daniel Baker, at $3.50 per acre; tract
No. ?, containing IS acres, to Messrs.
j. Garland Hurst and c. H. Trail, al
S25 per acre and the mill property to
same, at SSoo.-SenfiHei
n c. Bracket has sold to Green
Majors, of Montana, a34 acres Of
ground, beyond Bolivar Heights for
S5,o73H. The purchaser, Mr. Majors,
is miner and man Of considerable
wealth. He has travelled extensively,
and says he has never but once before
beheld view and location so fine as
that found on the Bolivar Heights
property this was in the vicinity of the
Golden Gates, California. Mr. Majors
and wife expect to come East to live,
and will build a residence on the prop
erty just bought.
HALLTowN HAPPENiNGs.-The adj
vance in the grain market has again
given the farmer a chance to get a
dollar for wheat and 81 rs per barrel fol-
his corn.
Mr. George w. Clipp has lost nine
valuable sheep in the last few weeks,
by a very fatal disease affection his
flock. 1t appears to be an affector Of
the brain, and nearly every case proves
fatal.
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disorders which A aect the Kidneys

Are among the most formidable known. d.
abetes, Brights disease, gravel and other
complaints Of the urinary organs are not or
dinarily cured in severe cases, but they may
be averted by timely medication. A useful
stimulant ofthe urinary glands has ever been
found in Hosteiter's stomach Bitters. med
icine which not only affords the requisite
stimulus when they become Inactive, but in
creases their yigor and secretive power By
increasing the activity of the kidneys aud
bladder. this medicine has the additional
effect OF expellipg from the blood impurities
which 1t is The peculiar Office OF those organs
TO eliminate and pass of. The Bitters Is also
purifier and strengthener OF the towels. an
invigorant OF the stomach. and matchless
remedy for biliOusness and fever and ague. II
counteracis tendency 10 premature decay
and sustains and comforts the aged aud
infrm.