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Vol. VII.
Constitution of 1R77 n H .
Outcome of tlio Labors of
the Convention—The Full
Text oi the Instrument
Carefully Compared With!
the Ollkial Copy.
(continued.)
ARTICLE V— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pection I. Paragraph 1, The
<•flieers of the executive department
shall consist ol a governor, secreta
ry of slate, comptroller general and
I rea-m er.
Par 2. Fite executive power shall
lx; vested in a governor who shall
hold his office during tiiu lei in of j
two years, and until his successor
shall lie chosen and rjualiliad. lie
shall not be eligible to re-election,
alter the expiration of a second j
teim, for the peiiodof four years, i
He shall have a sidaiy of llitce |
thousand dollars per annum, (uulil I
otherwise provided by a law passed j
by a two-thirds Vote, of both
branches of the general assembly)
which shall not he increased or di
minished during the period for
which he shall have been elected
nor shall he receive within that
time, any other emolument from
tiio United States,or'either of them,
or from any foreign power. Put
this reUuction of salary shall not !
apply to the present tcim of the.;
present governor.
Par 3. The first election for j
governor, under this constitution,
shall be held oil the first YVetlnes- j
day in October, 1880. and the!
governor-elect shall he installed in
office at the next session of the
general assembly. An election
shall lake place biennially thereafter,
on said day, until another day be
fixed by the general assembly', Said
election shall be held at the places
of holding general elections in the
several counties of this state, in the
manner presciibed for the elect
ion of members of the general as
sembly, and the electors shall be
the same.
Par 4. The returns for e/ery
election of governor shall be sealed
U|i by the managers, separately
from other returns, and diiectod to
the pre-ideiil of the senate and
speaker of the house of represen
tatives, and transmitted to the shc
retnrp of slate, who shall, without
opening said returns, o*u*« the
same to he ]aid before the Senate on
the day after the two houses shall
have i ceil organiz-d, and they shall
he transmitted by the senate to the
bouse ol representatives.
Par,s. Ihe membeis of each
branch of the general assembly
shall convene in the representative
hull, and the president of the sens
ate and the speaki rof the house of
represcutati ves, shall open and
publish the returns in the presence
and under the direction of the gen
eral assembly, and the person hav
ing the majority of the whole nnin
bei of votes shall he declared duly
elected governor of this state, but,
if no person shall have such ma
jority, then from the two persons
having the highest number of
votes, who- shall he in life, and
shall not decline an election at the
time appoiuted'for the general as
sembly to elect, the general assem
bly shall, immediately, elect a gov
ernor vim voce, and in all cases ol
the election of a governor by 1 he gen
eral assembly a majority of the
members present shall be neces
sary to a choice.
Par. 6. Contested elections shall
he determined by both houses of
t lie general assembly in such
manner as shall be proscribed by
law.
Par. 7. No person phall bo eli- |
giblu to tlie olliee of governor who i
shall have not been » citizen of the j
United Stitea fifteen years and a
citizen of the statu six years, and
who shall not have attained the
ago of thirty years.
Par. 8. N case of the death, res*
ignatioii or disability of tho gov- •
ernor, the president of the senate
eliall exercise the executive powers
of the government until such disa
pility be removed, or a tsticoesS'r
is elected and qualified. And in :
case of tho couth, resignation or
disability of the president of tho
senate, the speaker of tho hou*e of
representatives shall exercise the
executive power ol the government,
until the removrl of tho disability,
or the election and qualification of,
a govei nor.
Par, 1). Tho general assembly
shall haqe power ro provide by law, j
for filling unoxpired terms by spec- :
lal elect irnts.
Par. 10. Tho governor shall, 1
before he enters on the duties of
his office, take t!ie following oath j
or alliruiittiou: ‘1 do solemnly j
L&wrenceville, Ga., Wednesday, September 26, 1877.
swear (or affirm as the ch-o tnuv .
be) that 1 will laitlilullv ex acute
tile office of governor ol tiio slate of
Georgia, ami will, to the host of my
ability, preserve, protect and defend
the con-titulion thereof, and the
constitution of the United Males of
America,’ *
Par. 11. The governor shat! he
commander-in-chief of the army
and navy of this state, and of the
militia thereof.
Par. Id, lie shall have power to
grant reprieves and pardons, to
commute penalties, remove di-abil- '
ities imposed bv iuw, and to remit
any pait of a sentence for offences ;
against the state, alter conviction,
except in cases of treason and im- !
pcßchiuont, subject to such regula
tions as may be provided by law*;
relative to the manner of applying ;
lor pardons. Upon conviction for!
treason, he may suspend the exe- j
cution of the sentence and report I
the case to the general assembly nt !
the next meeting thereof, when j
the general assembly shall !
eiilter pardon, commute the sen- |
tenc, direct its execution, or grant j
a further reprieve. He shall, at i
each session ot the general assem- j
bly. communicate to that body I
each Ca«c of reprieve, pardon or |
Commutation granted, stating j
the name of the convict, the offense :
of which ho was convicted, the i
sentence and its date, the date of
tiio reprieve, pardon or commuta
tion, and the reasons for granting
the same, lie shall take care that
the laws are faithfully executed,
and fillail ho a conservator of the
peace throughout the state.
Par. 13. ilo shall issue rcrit3 of
election to Hli all vacancies that
may happen in the senate or house
of representatives, and shall give
the general assembly, from time to
time, information of the state of
the commonwealth, and recom
mend to their consideration such
measures as lie may deem necessary
or expedient. He shall have pow
er to convoke the general assem
bly on extraordinary occasions, hut
no law shall he enacted at called
sessions of the general assembly
except such a* shall relate to the j
object stated in his proclamation j
convening them.
Put. It, When any office shall j
become vacant, by death, tes'gua- !
lion, or other wise, the g 'v.-rin/i
shall have power to »ii such va
cauav,unless otiieiwi-e provided by
law, and persons so appointed shah
continue in office until a successor
is commissioned, agreeably to the
mode pointed out by this constitu
tion, or by law in pursuance
thereof,
Par. 15, A person once rejected
by the senate shall not be re-ap
pointed by the governor to the
same office during the same session,
or the recess thereafter.
Ear. 16. Tile governor shall have
the revision of all hills pa-sed by
the general .assembly, before the
! same shall become laws, but two
thirds of each house may pass a
! law, notwithstanding his dissent,
! and if any bill should not he return
led by the governor within five
I days (Sunday excepted) after it
! has been presented to him, the
' same shall he a law, unless the
. general assembly,by their adjourn
ment, shall prevent its return, lie
! may approve any appropriation
and disapprove any other appro
pi iutioii, in the sauie hill, and the
latter shall not he effectual unless
i passed bv two*ihirds of each house.
Par. 17. Every vote, resolution,
, or order, to which the concurrence
j of both houses may be necessary.
| except on a question of election, or
adjournment, shall be presented to
i tint governor, and before it sliali
I take effect be approved bv him,
I or, being disapproved, shall be re
passed by two-thirds of each house.
Par. 18. He may require inhuma
tion, in writing, from the officers
in the executive department on any
subject relating to the duties ol
their respective offices. It shall
he. the duty of the governor, quar
terly, and oftenei', if he deems it
expedient, to examine, under oath,
the treasurer and comptroller gen
eral of the stale on all matters per
taining to their respective offices,
and to inspect and review their
books and accounts. 7'he general
assembly shall have authority to
provide by law for the suspension
of either of sai l ollieeis from the
discharge of the duties of his office,
and, also for the appointment ol a
sutiahle person toducharge the du
ties of the same,
Par. 19, The governor shall have
power to appoint his own secreta
ries, not exceeding two in mu Gi
ber, and to provide such other clu-
“COMING EVENTS CAST TIIEIR SHADOWS REFORM! ”
rical force as m«v l>o required in
his office, hut tlo 1 total eu.*l for
secretaries and clerical force in
his office shall not exceed six thou
sand dollar* lost H-.mim •
Sec. 11, /**!. 1. The secretary of
state, comptroller general and
treasurer shall he elected l»y the
person* qualitii I to vote for mem
bers of Uio general assembly, at
the same time and in the same
m.inie r a* the governor. Tin* pro
visions of the constitution as to the
transmission of the returns of elec,
tions, counting tin} voles,declaring
the result, deciding when there is
no ’election and when there is a
contented election, applicable to the
election of governor, shall applv to
the secretary of stats, comptroller
general and treasurer,’ they shall
bs comuiis-io.led by the governor
and hold their oilier* tor the same
time as the governor.
Par. 2. The salary of tlo* treas
urer shall Hot exi’wyd two thousand
dollar* per annum. Tiw clerical
expanses of his department shall
not exceed sixteen hundred doll at*
per annum.
Par. 3, The s;lhtrv of a secretary
of stats shall not exceed two thou
sand dollars per anmrii, and (he
clerical expenses of hi* department
shall not exceed one thousand dol
lars per annum.
Par. t. The salary of the comp
troller general shall not exceed two
thousand dollars per annum. The
clerical expense* of his department,
including The insurance department
and wild land clerk, shall not ex
ceed four thousand dollars per an
num—and without said clerk it
shall not exceed three thousand
dollars p'r annum.
Par. 5. Idle treasurer shall not be
allowed, directly or indirectly, to
receive any fee, interest or re
ward from any person, hank or
corporation, for tiie deposit or u*e,
in any manner, of the public fund*,
and tiio general assembly sbal! en
force tiiis [tfov’sion by suitable
pell dties,
Par. 6. No person slinll lie eligi
ble Jo the office of -eeretHri of state,
comptroller - general, or treasurer,
miles* h« shall have been A cbi/,ell
of the. United Sl’lHS for ten )car*.
and tiaU have reside I in ihi* slat"
for six years mxt pr ■ceding hi*
election,"and snail ihi i » i-ie y-Mw
ve .is of age when elected. All ol
said otli'.m* shall give boll I an I
security, under regulation* to he
prescribed bv law, for tho faithful
discharge ol their denies.
Par. 7. The secretary of state,
the comptroller general and the
treasurer, shall not be allowed any
fee.perquisite or compensation,olhei
than their salaries, as prescribed by
law, except their necessary expenses
when absent from the seat of gov
ernment on business for the state.
See 111, Par. 1, The great seal
of the stale shall bo deposited in the
office of the secretary of state,and
shall not be affixed to any instru
ment of writing except by order of
the governor, or general assembly,
and that now in use shall ho the
great seal of the state until oilier
wise provided by iaw,
ARTICLE VI—JUDtCIAItV.
Sec. I. Par.l. Thu judicial powers
of this state shall he vested in a
supreme corn t, superior court, com is
of ordinary, justices of the peace,
Commissioned notaries public, and
such other court* as have been, or
mav be, established by law,
.Sec. 11. Par. 1. Plie supreme
court shall consist of a chief justice
anil two asscoiato justices, A ma
jority of the court shall constitute a
quorum.
/'ar. 2. VVhen one or more of the
judges are disqualified from deciding
any case, by interest or otherwise,
tile governor shall designate a
judge, or judges, of the superior
courts to preside in said case.
l'ar. o, No judge of any court,
shall prtsidc in any case where the
validilyof any bond—federal, slate,
corporation or municipal —is
involved, who holds in his own
right, or a* the representative of
others, anv mat< rial interest in
tin' class of bonds upon which the
question to bo decided arises.
l’ar. 4, The chief justice* shall
hold their offices for s x years, and
until their successors are qualified,
A successor to the iiicumbent'whoHc
term will soonest expire shall be
t-lveted by the general assembly in
1880, a MicCe»„or to the incumbent
whose term of offlie is next in du
ration shall to elected by the
general assembly in IS-2, and
a successor to the third incum
bent shall bo elected by the
general assembly in 1884, but ap
poinlment* to till vacancies shall
only be lor llie uucxpircri term, or
until such vacancies are filled by
elections, agreeably to the mode
pointed out by this con*titution.
Pur, 5, Tlie supreme court shall
have no original jurisdiction, but
shall be a Court alone lor the tri il
and correction of errors front the
superior courts, atnl from the city
courts of Atlanta and Savannah,
and Mich Other like eon Its as may
ho hero liter established ill other
cities, and shall sit at the sc at of
government, at such times, in each
vuar, as shall be prescribed bv l.»«
Im the trial nml determination el
writs of error from said superior
and eity courts.
Par .6, The supremo court shall
dispo*e of every c**o at the first oi
Rccoiid term alter such writ of error
i- brought, and in Case the plaint
iff rn eirm' .*h>i!l not he prepared at
tlis I'iir.t term to prosecute the ease
unit?.** prevented by providenti.'d
name— it shall lie stricken fi o ill
the docket, and the judgment be
low shall stand affirmed.
P«r. 7. In any ca*e the court
may, in its discretion, withhold its
judgment iiulii the next i«nm after
the sums i* argued .
See. Hi. /’.o'. 1. There riia!l be a
judge of superior court* for eac h
judicial circuit, whoso term ol office
shall be four years and until hi* sole
ees«'>r i* qti dified. He may act in
other circuit* when authorized by
law.
Far, 2. The sueees*iirs to the
present incumbents shall be elected
by lb» general assembly a* follow-;
To the half (as near ns may be)
w!in«c cominivsiuns are the oldest
shall be elected in the year LS7S.
and to tho other* in the year 1880.
All subsequent election* shall he at
the session of the general assembly
next proceeding the expiration of
the terms of hi •umhents, except
('lections to fill vaeaneie*. The day
ol election may ho fixed bj the
general assembly,
l’ar. 15, Tiie term* of the judg-R to
be elected under this constitution
(,'Xcept to till yuoaneie l ) shall begin
on the Ist of January after their
election, but if the term of the
meeting ol the general assembly
shall be changed; the general as
sembly rn *\ chan '<• (he term of the
judge* 'elected thereafter.
See, l\ —Par. I Ihe nilierior
courts *hali have rx--!J-tve j..; 3-
diction in ease* of iT vor«e, in «rimi
nal i a*es where the offender is "itb
jects-i to loss’of lit». or confinement
in (he peiiitcn i*ry .in e.a» -s respect
ing title* to land, and equity cv-es
Par. 2, 7’he general assembly
may confer upon the court* of coin
moii law, all tiie posers heretofore
exorcised by courts of equity in
this still".
Par. 3. Said courts shall have
jurisdiction in all civil cases, ex
cept a* hereinafter* provided,
l’ar, 4. They shall have appelate
jurisdiction in all such cases as
may be provided by law.
P.ir.s, They shall have power to
correct errors in inferior judicatories
by writ of certiorari, which shall
only issue on the sanction of the
judge, and said courts, and ttie
judge there if, shall have power to
issue writs of mandamu*, prohibi
tion, scire facia* and ail other
writs that may he necessary for
carrying their powers lulls’ into ef*
feet,and shall have such oilier pow
er* as are, or may he. confai rod on
them by law.
/'ar. (). The general assembly
may provide for an appeal from
one jury, in the superior and city
comts, to rtiiothi r, and the said
courts may grant new trials on le
gal gr minis.
l’ar. 7. Tho court shall render
judgment without the verdict ol a
jury, In ell civil eases founded on
unconditional contracts in writing
wiicie an issuable defense is not
filed under oath or affirmation.
Par. 8. 'Hie superior courts shall
sit in each county not h-*s than
twice in each year, nt such limes
as have boon or may be appointed
by law.
Par, 9, The general assembly may
brovide by law lor lilt; appoint,
ment of some proper person to pre
sipc in cases where tho presiding
judge is, fiom any cause, dinquali
tied.
See, V —Par, 1. In any county
within which there is, or hereafter
may be,* a city court, the judge of
said court, and of the superior
Court, may preside in the courts
of each other incases where the
judge of either court is disqualified
to preside.
Sec. VI, —Par. 1. The powers of
a court of ordinary, and of probate,
shall be vested in an ordinary for
each countv front whose derision
tilcfc m*y t>c all appeal (• ' r , by
| $2 A YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
eons,mt of pintles without a decis
ion) to the superior euurt, under
regulation* pie*, ribed by law.
Par. 2, The court* oi i iffinaiV
shall havesue.il powera in illa
tion to roads, bridges, ferries f-tlb
iic buildingsqiaiipyrs, county fund*,’
county taxes, and other county
matter*, as may be conferied on
them by law.
Par. 4. The ordinary riiall hold
bis office lor the l< rm of lour year*
until his successor is elected and
qualified.
Sec. VII. — Paragraph 1, There
shall be in each militia district one
ju-tici) of the peace, whose official
teirn, except when elected to lill an
unexpiren term, shall be font year*,
Par. 2. Justices of the peace shall
have jurisdiction in all civil cases
arising ex contractu t nml in case*
of injuries or damages to personal
property when the principal sum
does not exceed ■ one bundled dol
lar*, and shall *il monthly, at fixed
limes and places; bill ill ad eases
there may bo an appeal to the
superior court undor such rogula
lion* as may be prescribed by law,
Par, 3. •)ustie.es of the peace sliali
be elected by the legal voters iq
their respective districts, and shall
bee immissioned by tho governor,
i hey shall be removable on convic
tion for malpractice in office.
So*'. VIII. Par, 1, Commissioned
notaries puti'ic, Hot to expend "no
for each militia may be r.p*
pninto I by the judges of tho supe
rior courts in llmir respective cir
cuits, upon recommeuiLitiori of tbc
grand juries t,if the several counties
I’boy shall be commissioned by the
governor for the term of four years
and shall be ex ojficio justice* of
the peace, and shall be re
movable on conviction for malprac
tice in office.
Sec. IX.—Par. 1 The jurisdic
t on, powers, proceeding* and
practice of all courts or officers in
vented with judicial poWei>[exi’cpt
city court -] of the same grsdt! or
class, "o tar as regulated by law,
and the finer! and effect of tho pro
cess, judgment and decree, by such
.■■■iirts Kcvi.r>dly shall be uniform
Ihis uniformity must be establish
ed by f' e gem nil assembly.
See. X.—y j ar, t. Theie shall he
hi attorney general of this state,who
-ball be else It'll hi the peools at the
-aunt time, for tiio same term, and
in tlm same immiisr as the gov
erenor.
Par. 2. It shall bo till! d itv of
•be attorney general to act a* tho
legal adviser of tho executive de
partment, to represent Ihe atato in
the surpeine court in all capital
felonies, and in ad civil and crimi
nal cases in any court when requir
ed by tho governor, and to pci form
such other services a* shall bo re
quired of iiim by law.
Sec. XI. Paragraph 1. There
shall be a solicitor general for each
judicial circuit, whose official term,
except when commissioned to fill an
unc.xpirn 1 term, shall bo lour year*.
Par 2. It shall bo the duly of
tho solicitor general to repri sent
the state in all cii-es in the superior
courts of iiis circuit, and in ull
cases taken up from hi* circuit to
the supreme court, and to perform
such oile r service* as shall bo re*
qiiin d of him by law.
Si.O. XII. Paragraph 1. The
judge* of tlm supreme an I supe
rior couit, and the solicitor general
shall be elected by the general as
sembly, hi joint session, on such
day ,or days, a* shall be fixed by
joint resolution* of bulb house*. At
the session of the general assemldy
which ia held next Indore tho ex
piration of the term* of the present
incnmlienis, a.* provided in this con
stitution, their successors shall be
chosen, and, tho same shall apply
to (lie election of those who shall
Bticc> ed them. Vacancies occa
sioned by death, resignation or
other cause, shall bo filled by ap
pointment of the governor, until
the genniat assembly shall convene
when an election shall bo bold to
lill tho unexpired portion of* the
vacant term*.
Sko. XIH. Paragraph 1. The
judge* of the supreme court *hnli
have, (jut ol tiie treasury of the
stale, salaries n >i to exceed three
thousand dollars. The judges of the
superior couit shall have salaries
not to exceed two thousand dollars
per annum, iho attoinay general
ahull have a salary not to exceed
iwo thousand dollars pur annum;
and I lie solicitor* general shall
each have salaries not to exceed
two hundred and Silty dollars per
annum; but the attorney goueiui
shall not have any Ice or pci'qni*Ue
in any cases arising niter I.Iioadop
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l-etters of administration 3 00
Notice to debtors and pieditors... ft 0(1
l eave to sell land ft on
Sale of land. [>er .-quait; ,• ft oo
Lrtteis of dismission 4 50
Application for homes!end 2 do
Estray notices 3 00
RkS"’ Sales of land, by mlniinistrabjis,
executors or gunfrlmmt. are fcqufitHlnV
law to )*■ held on the first. Touchy in tho
uioiilh, between Jhc hetlis of ten ill the.
forenoon and three in the. afternoon, at
the (tourt-house in the Comity in winch
the property is situated.
Notice of these Sales most be given in
n public gazette 10 days prevLc ; id the
day of sale.
Notice to debtor* and creditors nrust
also tie pnbli.-hed 4 ' day*.
Notice for tho sale of jiersonlil proper
ty must Is* given in like manner,4Odlnyt
previous to day of ale.
Notice that application will he made
to tiie Court of Ordinary for leave ’fA
sell laud must he published for 4 week*.
Citation* on letters of udministralhm,
guardianship, &<•., moat be pnblbliod 30
day-; fNr dismission from mliiiinhcrsthm,
monthly, three mouths; for coinpeljing
titles from executors or ud.'iiinisinitors,
where bond has been given by the deceas
ed, the full Hpiut of three month*.
Shut id's sales must be published for
four weeks.
Estray notices, two tveek*.
Publications will always he continued
according to the It gal requirements,
unless otherwise ordered.
Tcnspius
A Noted Divine says
They are worth their
weight in gold*
READ WHAT HE SAYS:
T>n. Tutt:—Dcnr Sir: Ft r ten vcam I have
been a martyr to Dy*ptp»ia, Constipation,
Piles. I-ifil spring your pills were rceommcmk* t
to me ; I used them (but with little (ai:l»). 1 am
now a well man, have i?<khl vppetitc, (fißo-iion
perfect, regular s'ools, piles uid I have
gained forty pound* solid flesh. They .-.re worth
their weight in uold.
Hi.v. n. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Kv.
70TFS PILLS
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iTftiUftlPH Clr SCIENCE^
j Gray Hair can be changed to a '£d
■ glossy black by a single application otp!
§ I>r. Tut r’» Hair L>yc. It acts like magic, §3
3 am! in warranted as harmless as water.Sß
IdPncfl si.co« Ofscftj3s Murray St., N. Y.: }
What is Queers Beluht
P>.oad til© An.B'ce’GX'
It in a plant that prows in the South, ami i*
•penally adapted to the cure of disea&C* of that
climatelt is
v natube’3 ow?J mini,.
Entering At once into Ihe blood, cxpcluni' all
rofuioo*, syphilitic, and rheumatic ailcctiou*.
Alone, it is a srarchintf alterative, hut V/hen
combiucd with SarbapurilU, Yellow Doch, and
other herbs, it f»rms
DH. TWITS SARSAPARILLA
AND QUEEN’S DELIGHT,
The most powerful ldood purifier known to med
ical science for the cure of <>ld ulcers, diseased
joints, foul discharges from the cars and nostrils,
abscesses, skin discuses, dropsy, kidney com
plaint, evil effects c.f secret practices, disordered
liver and spleen. Its use strengthens the nervous
system, imparts a fair complexion, and builds up
the body with
HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.
As an antidote to syphilitic poison it is strong
ly recommended. Hundreds of cases Of the worst
typo have been radically cured by it. being
purely vegetable, its continued use will do no
harm. The best time to lake it is during th%
summer and fall; and instead of debility, head,
uchc. fever and ague, you will enjoy robust
health. Sold by all druggists. Trice, ft.CO*
vllicc, Murray Street, New York,
jun. 24 )877-ly.
UkO 1101 a, (iwi.KNKTr Cnt.WTY.
AN Itorcua, If, K. Strickland,nrfmitiistrn
tor ol tho estate ol Thomas <i, Jacobs,
late of said county dreeu.-ed, applied to
mi; in proper form for leave to sell all tho
real estate of aaiil dceiwd: This is,
therefore, to cite all and singular, li e
heir* ntid creditors of Ktiiii ilceeioeil, to
show cause, if any they eun, oh tlie Gist
Monthly in July iu xt, why uu order sot
the sale of sai l laud should hoi he grant,
ed. This June ft, 1877.
rviiUd a. .u u:\.
jmic o-lil iiitUt'ry
I Dr. Talt his Iwn etv*
I gaged in the practice
of medicine thirty
years, and for a long
time was demonstra
tor of anatomy in the
Medical College of
Georgia, henr-e, per*
•ons u*injr Iti-i Pills
have the guarantee
that they arc prepared
I oiisciemitic •rinciplc'*-
] arid arc irce Irom all
,quackery.
I ii c iv.».v i&ccxrcx '« a}U
combining in them
the heretofore nnlng
jOriift'C qualities of a
• ‘'irtngth*ntng % purge*
iive Hpurify tug tonic
| Their first apparent
efleet is to Increase the
I appetite bycansingtho
I food tonropcrly iissiin*
jilate, tfius the system
is nourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
| regular Sc healthy ev
| actuation* arc produced
i Ihe rapidity with
I whit h prr'ens takt on
I f'r*h, while under the
n tine nee of these pills,
oi itself indicates their
adaptability to nourish
the body, and hence
their efficacy in curing
nervous debility, tueU
anohol), dy snepsia,
wasting or the mus
cles. sluggishness ot
the liver, chronie con
stipation, and impart-