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EO Ebrcc;;crs OF Horses.


Il will stand this season, ending in September, at
Stable Prents- AlIis, Georgia. about three miles
noIth OF Milton Falls Vi. HIS rich pedigree, cmbTa
eng II does within the fourth degree such horses
Henry. Sir Irchy, mp. Messenger, and Eng Eclipse,
his acknoWlad 90, superiority u AMI renal knblc
power OF trans nttlng rs prominent points, his high
reputation IN New Ork, where OF his colts are
now kept rs stock huisrs, aud where he times
received the tiisI premium OF the New York State
Agricultural Society, first when colt, Albany, in
l-}i again at PouLhkcepsie, in 1874 and again. over
fifty icr competitors, after eleven of service in
the stud OF EDWARD l.ONG i.>Q, oi Cambridge, \. y
and alter his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the State, at Auburn, in 1916, and Tin j.
his stock, some OF which We have made arrumgcn
10 have IN our pasture ior the inspection .. Il
who may wish to decide from their own observation,
warrant in saying that he is of the best huls-s
introduced into the State. Ii the assurances OF
competent Judges may be relied he is the best h
as g'rr ut fast enduring and bold gong rUndslers
now offered to the breeders OF Vermont Such BE-
leyc him to be liz received the first premium OF the
Chittendcn County y Agricultural Society held at Bur
ngIon, last september, where his colts cAu,"ucd
Tor the first IN the STATE OF which the first
premium was awarded. The Committee remark, in
their report, the improvement III sucking colts
worthy II notice.
~ liESKY will stand ut $40 the season Insurance
agreed on. Insurance viii be- Claimed on mares dis.
posed oil before the time OF uaiing Good pa,tuIa &c
Will he provided Tor mares from n distance, bat the
propretors VIII not he res ors Ir for accidents or
caprs. Law - SANDERSON * co.
Georgia, March -, 1913 4Oti
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p,,r,r,ov 10 SELL LAND.

STATE VERMONT, 2-rh .,,, Hon ro the
DlsrHIcr OF CnrTrENDhN' IS. 10. w ,,hnn,
these presents shall come, --GnkEriNG: ,,,,m,. W
WurRgAs, Elmer Bccchcr, Guardian OF Wlll'am w
p,, minor n son ot Calvin Ray, late oi iilntsihrgh
in aid District deceased, has presented TO SAD onf
his p,ition in writing setting forth that his sad wotd
is seized OF three parcels of unl-two OF saul parcels
i'm said IIncsburlh. continuing about ID acres VI
land and the other about three acres OF lntd-id iic
third parcel lying in Monkton, containing about one
acre OF land and part OF the cedar swamp 50
called; aud also representing TO sad Cont That II
would be for the best interest o his said ward tha tle
whole of said parcels of land should be sold, and the
proceeds invested in productive stocks, or Ut 10 ntrr
est, and paving said Probate Court TO grant nm IL
censc to sell Mi said real estate:
THEREFORE, it is ordered, by said Probate Court
that the 18th day OF April, 1913, be assigned io
hearing and deciding said petition, at the Once OF
the Probate Court in sad arlington ana iuf'lrf
ordered that all persons interested should De noli'lru
thereof by publishing this order three weeks success
siycy in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper pin-
ed in Burlington, all which publications. to be previous
to said I9h day o Ap'i 1878.
Given under my ha nd 4, Burlington in said District
this 22i day OF March. \ ID. 1878.
:yN3 BR ADfORD RIXFORD, Register.
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.yo,s., Esascosu,s Estate.

STATE OF VERltONr. I Alta Probate Court
District OF ChittcuilciI. -. holden mt Burning
ton W thin and tor the District aforesaid. the 18th
day of March, A ID. ISIS, instrument putportlng
to Toe the lus, VIII and Testament OF JonH BAscoM.
late o. Milton in said district, deceased, was presented
to the Court here oi probate, by Linus Bascoi, one
of the Executors therein named.
TnrREruRE it is ordered 10y said Court that public
notice be given all persons interested therein To APP
De etort said Court ut session thereof to be hold, II
at Burlington on the Sth day OF April, A. d. 1878, At
10 O'clock A. NJ, and contest the probate OF said
viii and it is further ordered that tins orer be pub-
>hrd three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press. newspaper printed at Burlington in this State
the last OF which shall be previous to the day assigned
aforesaid Tor hearing
Given under my hinl. at the Registers Office, this
Goth day OF March, a. u. 1913.
3Jw3 BRADFORD kIXFORD, Register
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Inconsistency. thou art''.-gammon!

The Liberty Party in the S,h Congress
.onal District, Massachusetts, John Quincy
Adams Dstrict) at their Convention held
few days ago. passed the following resolution
Rcsolred, That in the death of John Quincy Ad-
ans the slave has lost tyiend, District faithful
Representative, onr country an able Statesman, and
tue void one o the g.eates lights that ever slonc.
IN lie, honorcd at home AMI respected abroad In
death, mourned and AHentsl by all. His memory
viii long survive the race OF tyuits and the chains Of
Slaves.
And yet the same Liieuy Party" cast cleren
ilulred votes AGAINST John Quincy Adams the
last time he was Il candidate for Congress :.
If their efforts had been successful, at tina, cleo
ton, - the slave would have d" lost a friend"
on the floor of Congress, much earlier than he
did. Death Is often better friend of the slave
than the Liberty Party" is!
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The medicines issued by the Graefcnberg Company
CONSIST OF SERIES, pre-eInlnenty adapted TO the dis
eases Tor which they are respectively recomlnended
Great dsrepu,e has attached to the Patent Medicine
business by persons claiming unirersal power for
single given medicine. II is not only idle, but impu
dent, tnunt such doctrine in the face OF an intel
lgcnt community. Ii is contrary TO the very hrst
principles OF common sense.
Gracfenberg Vegetable Pills.
The History OF the Graeenberg Vegetable Pill is
briefly as follows
The inventor, after more than Quarter Of a Cen
turys investigation OF this subject, was led 10 the dis
covery by rejecting upon the following Laws OF Ma
ture.
:I-"Therc three principal avenues by which
Nature expes from the body what is necessary be
PEELED thereironl These three are the Stool the
Urine, and the Pores. These must be- kept in u heal
thy condition. disease is certain. 1iis IS frsd,
p,sit.re Lar and no human being can safely disre
gard II. In addition 10 this. the Liver must he kept in
order the liver Is the largest organ IN the body, and has
OF the most important functions TO ulhl. 1t re-
gnlaes the Bile, and conseqI nifty the digestion and
the bowels. The stomach Hilsl be insigorated and
made healthy. Added To all this. the strength and
tone OF the system must be KEEP, up by proper nourish
ment, exercise, and rest
These are pam and simple laws; and when they
all work tremendously. person Is IN sound health
This position will not be- questioned.
& z NOir, when the system is diseased 1t is the
frSt grand inject 10 set al these functions at ,o0rk
Joh 10 crpsl disease and II restore TIE heahh .
The bowels must be opened, clcansed, soothcd and
strengthened the must be made flow health
July and naturally, and TO throw oil the impurities OF
the blood the liver and stomach must be regulated
and above all the
Pores
mus, be opened, and the skin made healthy. These
things done, and nature wll 90 to her work and
rudy health Will SIT smiling upon the check and
HE will be again luxury.
The second in the Series are the
Graefenbrrs Health Bitters.
These are Entirely Vegetable and are skfuly and
elegantly prepared 10y the GraeirnhrIg Company from
a number OF the most purifying, nvigoTang and heal
ng Roots, Baks, Herbs and Vines, gathered IN the
vast forests and prairies OF America As tonic ;
deobsment, Iesiorer OF the of the system, and
to refresh the saIlow complexion, they OF nnne-
ialc and potent efficacy. Taken in the spring aud
sumner months they are the most powerful Preven-
i've offebre and agulsh complaints.
Sold by A, c, Spear, and Sherwood, Burlington,
l. : Manson, W B Hatch, Winooski Falls, Ayers
and Clark, Nilt ; Hurlber and Hodges, Willislon
t. B. Green, Richmond Field and Beach, jericho !;
y Loyeey X Co, Charlotte +; l. Il l. Tultle, Essex !;
" B Nlrle, Hnesburg,; \ furguson, Huntington !;
"A. 7 Wood Westtord w ID. Tyler, Shehurn /,
l.. l.. Ducher, ST. Adams, General Agent, 3Sm3
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EgOGGfsg Slate.


TNHIE SUBSCRlGER WOULD INFORM TIE PUB
lie that, having been engaged III the business oil
mnnuioctufinp Sian. Tor Two yeals past and having
quantity OF roofing slate on hand Is prepared TO
furnish builders and Others al reasonaole price, az
his quarry IN fulrhayen, W., on favorable terms ana
ring roofing slate thinks h. will he enabled 10 supply
the demand for the article at all times; he would also
shy that he expects employ enced hands to put
them ON 10 roofs when desired To do So III reiaion
the opluon OF experienced skaters, that Tor dutoly
they are at least equal II superior TO the lar famed
WEIGH slate. The color is green, and when on the
ALANSON ALLEN.
Fnrhaver V, Mach II lsiS 3Swi
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Cheshire Railroad.
.s EsS:::.g5 III - ; 5i4%$. -:

aud after October 18Th, Trains will run over this
~ Road us follows -
Passenger Trains will be run TO Wnchenden IN
connection with the fchburg Trains, which leave
CharesIown AT 7 A. NJ and T. ".
connecting viii the second and the last FIchburg
trains 10 Boston
Stages from Western and Northern New lamp
SHIRE, aud the State OF Vermont, will deliver and re-
criye passeugcrs M Winohendon in connection with
all the uboye Trains
A Freight Tram will be run daily ench way in con-
nectiou with the usual Fitchhurg freight frame,
r n EDWARDS, President.
October 95, $50 l9ti
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Britannia Ware, sc.
tOFFEE AND TEA POTS. COFrrp Fir.

\ terrrs, Egg Boilers, Sugar Bowls, Cream Cups,
Tumbers, PllcheIs Molasses Cups, Casters, Soup La
dies Lalher Boxes, Chambers, Candlesticks Lamps
and great variety of fine English and American Brit
ANNA Ware; also " Block TIM Tea Pots as cheap as
it is economical to buy. Brass Plated and Glass Can
deslicks and Lamps. Brass and plated Shutters and
Trays Blanc Mango Moulds, Plated, Britannia, Ger.
man Silver and Com Silver Spoons, Muskmelon shan
Ell Padding Dishes oT boiling Indian Puddings in,
Tea Waters, Crumb Trays and Brushes aud great
variety OF articles IN the Plated and Britannia Ware
line, ior sale quite low al the Variety Store
BRlNSMAlD 4 BROTHERS
Burlington, March 3, ISIS 50
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srilsyarc.

T1NIIE undersigned otter To purchasers n s,ocL n
L heavy AID shelf HARDWARE, comprisina !,
variety OF good. pertaining to the various brnnch" 81
the trade which have been selected with grea, care
both in regard to perfection in style and finish, and
rcasonabltness in price Purchasers respectfully
Nov 30, l6i1
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Kirkbritsc's TattersalHs

~ HEAVE POWDERS. ~
A SAFE, Speedy and Permanent cure for
~ Ueave Broken-wnd Chronic, COUGH Colds nnJ
all diseases which depend upon inflammation Of the mn
cons ne, ~, VI a.. iU'-s throat 0,.. bead II tla
Horse, or affect the soundness Of he Animops ni,d
This remedy which has been used with gu, h remark
able success il Enrlnnd Is now offered to Horse own.
ers in the United States positive specific for tbes,
obstinate and distressing complaints. From the CON-
bination of powerful vegetable ingredients in ts com
plsitonit is enabled to compete 'ssuly with dis
ease in the hardy constitution OF the Horse and Mt the
same time is warranted to be perfectly safe and rcuia
is eaten greediy by Horses and other cattle and docs
not at all Inconvenience the animal deter him from
usual labor The following is one amongst many
proofs have of lts Efficiency 1t is from one Of The
best Farricrs in New York, and gentleman whoso
knowledge in the medical treatment VI Horses is very
extensive.
New York, Nov. !, 1917.
Messrs. A. H. Cough e. Co,
Gentemen,-You will recollect that bought a pack.
age OF your Hcave Powders some time aroto admins
ter to valuable horse nj livery in my stables, and that
was quite dubious OF the wisdom of attempting to
cure such bad case as his was, aud did not, in fact
believe there were medicines better for his COM
plant than those had been in the habit OF using dur
ing my extensive practice with horses. But Justice to
you and your ralndble remedy, requires say tina:
that single pdckdge cured the animal Of as aggravated
a case OF iIeayes as ever saw, and his wind is now
perfectly good. believe the cure is permanent one
Respectfully, Z. LLOYD.
Great Condition Medicine.
Besides their specific action upon diseases Of the
Lungs, &c. The lleave Powders the best Condi-
ton Medicine that be used to improve the appetite
scken the coat, expel Bolts and Worms, aud correct
all diseases that arise from arrangement OF tn. diges
tive functions in the Horse.
Numerous certificates, conclusive the above can
be shown. Mr. Geo w. DAVIS MunToe, \. J.. hal
a horse cured Of most obstinate lieaves by pack
age. Mr. T.. A. Hanks, South Amboy, n J., cared
tDo horses By single plckdgc But tIla OF One Dol
lars WORTH will convince more than any thing we
publish. Beware OF intations-the genuine Is signed
A. II Cough g. Co Price s. per package. SIX for
s.. Sold by A II Cough Il Co, lig Fulton st, New
York, ;. w Fowe, Boston, A. J. SPEAEs, GEO f.
| HARRIN;ToN, Agents for luiinnton -
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T0IF0ONIt, INTHU % y -NI1B, To, TofJ.
A year 20 last winter, had cough, which, in
stead Of welding to the common family remedies,
81 .ndiiy grew worse that at the end OF three
weeks II was exceedingly violent and was attended
with fixed pam in the SIDE. After five or SIX weeks,
finding myself no better, became seriously apprchcn-
slve it would run me into consumption, and called
on DR. Fooid Tor advice, lie gnye me bottle OF las
PICTORIAL SYRUP, and on using it my cough was i'm.
mrdlauy relieved, that in five days coughcd
very liule and IN one week 1t was entirely cured A
year afterwards had a slight attack again. which
was removed by less than halt bottle OF the Syrup
From my own experience, and from what have
learned rom Others who hive used II, am confident
1t IL an unconmonly eilicacious medicine tor lung
complaints aud would 5y al means advise any one
having cough to gave 1t trial.
For sale by 'ruEo 4. PEBK Apothecary and Who'll
sale Druggist and by dealers IN medicine generally
ihroughnut the STATE.
Feb 81 1918 Some Henry BIIGnrMAN.
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REVOLUTIONARY ApMY-Wc find the fol.
lowing in an old paper. The number of
regulars furnished 10 the revolutionary ar.
my were, by New England, ll7,4ii; by
the Middle States 5G,57l, by the Southern
States, 56,991. It appears by the above
that New England, consisting OF New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
aud Connecticut, furnished more troops for
the defence Of the country, than the other
nine Stats, by 3s72. The number OF
troops furnished by South Carolina was
6'l4S; Mass. 67,997. Georgia, 1907 +;
Conn cticut, 81 800.
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Jul VOtUr"Ilt >HfVaut,
NELSON NEWTON,
$50 Spring ST. , cor. Renwick

New lolk, Nov -, 1917
uessrs, Wyatt hetchlm :--tirntlemen--I con.
slider IA duty which not only owe to yua bat 10 NV
telow-beiigs, TO speak in praise OF DR. Upham's
Eectuary, medicine when | think has ned INV
he aud restored ne 10 iul health For several wears
was afflicted with Piles together with D,sp.usa
ana a general dsarrangenitnt OF the system ! EN-
poyed different physiclans with no good result and
they at last toi they could do no more Tor me- and
said that must die. thus had gwen up all hopes of
ever having my health restored, until called TO mind
the benefits that nephew OF in.ne IN Pniladeil h,a
(BenIanlin Percivah had derived IN severe case o
chronic dysentery, by your medicine that purchas
box, WINCH 10 my surprise, after taken lew dos.s
received great reIei and thank God by continuing
Its use, that l am now restored TO perfect health.
MRS. SARAH 4. ANES,
AZ Mercer street
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was sorely afflicted with troublesome COM
hoarscncss and sorness in the ioower part OF my,
whroat, with structure across the breast which had
troubled me tor some time past, in my frequent at
lrnpts OF public speaking. had tried several pre-
scripons Of III, lhy-icans but without any sensible
effect | procured OF Mr. J. c. Wells, druggis, OF
this cy a bottle OF Dr. Foord's Pcctora Syrup, wach
believe has entirely relieved me, and which consi-
der most valuable medicine Tor that class oi disease.
Ny partner, Ala Mreker,who had a severe cold at
the Time | was taking this medicine, was cured by
few doses from the bottle which had.
Utica, Feb. 1916. ii. BUSHNELL.
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DIR. J. RICUiPDS'
Dyspepsia and Jaundice
BITTER

If THERE Is ANY ONE DISEASE
d ,hni | have greater confidence in curing than
another, it is the distressing maady DYSrErsIA, 80
gencIa, yet seldom cured. My medicine IL at
pleasant the taste and certain in lis effects 1t
consists OF combination OF bitter herbs in the form OF
powder The receipt Tor this bitter has descended To
me undcr bond oi secrecy from my great grandfather.
lis good effects have been tested by thousands, and
very many the orders am constantly receiving by
post Ii is also an excellent remedy for the Iaundice
Manufactured ony hv me, AT Burlington, Vermont
DREcroS Three Times day before eating halt
wine g,sor less it that quantity operate too much
upon the bowels. 40
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ELY MOORE.
REMARKABLE CURE or FILES!
THIRTY YEARS STANDING ! !,
MorNr WAsnlNGroN, BGRK.HIRE Co, Mass 4

November 81 1911
uessrs Hyatt 4 Ketcham :-Gerts--For thirty
years have been afflicted with Plies, general Debility,
and lniinmntcr, causing tunors and pfolal-s Of the
bowels and which had insisted all the medical treat
nent Dr. Chapman and others could give. The last
three years. OF that time my sutitrings defy descrip-
ton. was confined to my bed, unable to help myself.
aud al last given up by my physicians and friends in
despair OF ever gaining my heath in tact, for three
days before commenced using Or uphau's Electu-
airy, was entirely speechess, and my burial ciohes
woe made But under the bcneiiccut merces oi Pro-
violence, and the oil Dr.. CrhanS E-cuary, though
aud CID NAN, hive the pleasure o stating the FAcrto
the public that my health is gooI, and hope to
live many years. it it is Gods will, 10 mike known
The virtues OF Doctor phams Eirctuary, and to re-
commend II to my afflicted fellow creatures Ii hep-
ed me beyond the expectations OF all that knew MY
case and can only say other. that it Is IN nav
opinion the best medicine in the world tor Piles OF
any other disease OF the bowels and If they will use
1t according to the directions, will myself warlan,
cure in every ease.
Yours, with the utmost expression Of ihankfnlness,
CORNELIUS SPUR.
FoREMoSr, Berk Co, Mass, Nov %, 1917
The above certificate tells n simple and truthful
story of suffering and relief OF which us pay stefan and
witness III the case, chceriully endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
New York, Nov > l5i-
Nes~s Hyatt & Ketchaa. - -. -. ... con-
strained TO you statement OF the benefit have
derived from using DR. Upham's Erctuary in a cas-,
OF pfs believing by SO DONG shall r.nder heneti,
10 those who are suffering from that troublesome
disease was reduced Tor several yeas by the Piles.
ST. lnuch mat 1t was with great difficulty for me 10
walk or attend 10 my business also suffered from
other Diseases which were extremely troublesome aud
which am Pleased 10 say, two boxes OF the Ercluary
entirely removed and that my health L. better now
my lamy since more good and with less expense.
tnan all the physicians to whom have applied or
medicine that nave used.
Iemain sll!i in perfect health
a.
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NoTIcE.-The genuine uphams Electuary has his
written signature, thus g u A pham, Nj. D. the
hand IS also done with pen. Price, 81 box
Sold, wholesale aud retail by WYATT * hErcHAN,
III Fulton street, \. Y. A L SFEAR, and GEo. \
HARRINGTON, Agents Tor Burlington and by Druggists
generally throughout the L. ;. and Cauadas.
Burlington, Dee. 30, 1917. cyl
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JTisTiIEGLoRY OF MAIDS, wiDO,

i and the GROWING ornament OF man.
u 1t is TO the scalp guauo is to the earth, IN
muhtig II fruitful
u 1t is certain in its fleet as death to morrow
or next year.
Now, reader, thes. respectable citizens certify TINT
Joness C0rat Han ReSt0rdt.ce vii. have the follow
ing ii, ct without iall.
1t Will iolce the human hair to grow on the head
acr or body will stop its falling cure Scurt OF Dan
duff, and make Red, Glay and Light huir grow
DARK
Mr. W Tompns, % King st, New York
MIS- Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue Brooklyn
Mr.. James Power, groccr Fulton 81 BrookIvn
Mr.. Ihomus } ,ckson 81 Liberty St PutsbuI Oh
Henry l.. Cullen, date barber ON board the south
America.
y But the beautiful the glorious effect il has in
dressing and bcauiiylng the ha-n.king it sol
dark, silky, and keeping ii thrice as long as an,
other article made.
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OF An lristmon being told that a friend
oil his had put money in the stocks, well"
said he, 81 never had a ior,hin in the
"ocL'. nan I've bad my legs rhorc often
r1ugh.'
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1t Immediately Gucls the Cough relieves soreness
OF the breast and Lungs, looscus the phlcgu, removes
the fever, IT any exists, and heals and strengthens the
lungs IN the most easy and pleasant manner possible,
No who has not tied 1t would be likely to believe
that so much medicinal power could be concentrated
in such bland and pleasant Syrup
1t Is so pleasant TO the taste, that children, when
acquainted with II, will ask for more and older
persons have often teen known 10 use ~ bottle for
the mere pleasure OF slipping it And yet power
iul, as to remove cough like chanm--the person
using it, hardly knowing when, or how it passed
away.
Let any one read the PAMPHLET, which may be had
gratuitously where the medicine is sold and he will
be- persuaded that the above statements are literally
true The following certificates viii also make them
appear at least probable.
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Is rapidly bearing way the palm of Success from
every other remedy bcTto invented and Is daily Gu
ring COUGHS and other pulmonary affections, that
have resisted the use of all the BALMs and BALsAMs
with which the world is flied
|: is without contradiction, the greatest remedy in
the world for the Cure Of Common Colds, and
Coughs, Influenza, loarsencss, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Cn,arrh, Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, Pcurisy, and inflammation of the