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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
The Orwell Fair.


We visited the Orwell Fair on Thurs.
day, the last day, and regret that our
time was so limited hat we could not
make as full an examination OF its diff
ferent departments. as we could wish..-
The Fair Grounds are located about hall
q mile east of the centre, are level and
well adapted for Fair pu poses The
buildings are convenient and sufficiently
large. The track is one third of a mile
in circumferepce, is well graded. (slop.
ing slightly upwards from the inside,
and very smooth. 1t is decidedly the
best track we have seen on any fair
ground.
The show of Fruits, Vegetables, Grain
DC, were respectable. W. noticed some
fine apples. grapes, &c. 1nthe Hallthe
display of articles of Domestic Manufac-
tare was not large. but the quality OF
many of the specimens was very good
One of Tapestry Embroidery, by Mrs. St.
John attracted particular attention. Il
must have required great perseverance
and skill. combined with good taste, TO
produce it.
Horses were the only stock. on exhibi.
ton, this day, (Thursday.) Among
these were, Kenebec, w. H. Howe's Bay,
David Hill, Excelsior. Mr.. Ensign's Bay,
from this county. Kenebec trotted a
mile in 2-48. Excelsior in Q So
These were the only horses, Of whose
time We took note.)
Among the roadsters We noticed Mr..
Howe's two @sorrels, both very fine ami
mals) two belonging to Mr.. Fankle of
Mecca, one to Mr.. John Fee of Bazetta,
all of which were fast trotters.
Among the matched horses. were a
pain of large bays of the Revenge Stock,
owned in Troy. Geauga Co. Another
pair OF Revenge colts owned by Mr.. Has
kell of Bloomfield, though not quite as
well matched. were quite as good horses.
A PAL, of dark bays. belonging to Mr..
E. A. Brown, of Bloomfield, would come
under the same category.
There were many other good horses en-
the ground which we have not noticed
but we did not learn the M of their
owners.
The rain of the night before had made
the track heavy, the horses labored un-
der considerabie disadvantage, and would
undoubtedly hare made better time on a
dry road.
A dancing floor was laid on the oppo-
site side of the road from the Fair grounds,
large enough for three or four sets Of
cotillons, but though the musicians pip
ed, the girls and boys would not dance,
Eat least while we were there }
The booths were well supplied with
eatables, and ginger cake and cider were
plenty.
A Brass Band was in attendance,
which discussed good music. but not
enough Of it.
We left the grounds 50 early we could
notascertain which horsestook premiums,
except in a very few instances.
When We receive a full account OF
premiums awarded on horses, which we
expect to do soon, we viii publish it.
The citizens of Orwell and its vicinity,
and the officers of the Society. are cer-
tainly entitled to no little credit for tine
manner in which, in SO short a time, they
got up this Fair.
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Mean Business.

We have never known in any political
canvass Of a more scurvy trick, that has
-been played by one of the Post Masters
of this County.
We are informed By our subscribers,
in Hartford. that in each of our papers
of week before last, with one or two
er,eptions) they found, enclosed, a cir
cular from B. w. Richmond, the mar
who says be is an Independent candidate
for Congress in this District.
As they were not enclosed in our Of
fce. they must have been put in at the
Warren, or Hartford Post Office, it could
not have been elsewhere. Although Mr..
Webb 1.-THE P. M. at this place. is a
rabid Lecomptonite and would work for
his party as hard as any other man, we
viii do him the justice to say that W.
have no idea that he would be gully of
such small ANN We know the
Post Master at Hartford, well, and re-
greet sincerely that circumstances indicate
sc strongly bis completely with this af
fair. and sincerely hope be can exeulpate
himself. We have no words Go express
our contempt for a man, who. while he is
q sworn officer of the government, hold.
ing an Office Instituted for the service Of
the people. and not OF a party, will so
abuse his trust as TO make political
papers entrusted to his care as post mas
ter, vehicles in which to scatter circulars,
20 defeat The very mar whose claims
those papers advocate.
Although the circulars con'ain only
the merest nonsense, and are evidently
The production of an unsettled brain.
still, as the pro-slavery democracy of the
district are making use Of the man Rich
mond. as q tool with which to injure the
success,of tn Republican Candidate, the
in'ention is evident, while the trick is all
the meaner for being so Intellectual.
If private citizen sends by mail. en-,
closed in newspaper, a single circular
Of any kind, he is liable 10 a fine of FIVE
dollars. or his correspondent is charged
letter postage by these democratic post
masters; but they. it seems. can enclose
circulars or anything else which will aid
ia the dissemination of pro-slavery de-
mocracy. with perfect i~mpunitY. and in
any quantity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

The Boston Advertiser publishes the
subjoined letter from the Hon. Charles
Sumner 10 a gentleman of Boston:
AK, SAVIOR. Septemb err II, 1858.
Look at the map of Europe, and you
will find nesting in the mountoins OF
Savoy between Switzerland and France,
the little village of AK, generally known
as AK les Bains, from the baths which
give it fame. There l lam now. The
country about is most beautiful, and tie
people simple and kind.
My life is devoted to my health. L
wish that l could say that l am not still
an invalid; but except when attacked By
the pain on my chest, | am now com
Portable. and enjoy my baths. my walks
and the repose and incognito which | find
here.
/ begin the day with douches, hot and
cold and when thoroughly exhausted,
am wrapped IN sheet and blanket, and
conveyed to my hotel and laid on my
bed. After my walk. l fnd myself
again obliged to take to my bed for two
hours before dinner. But this whole
treatment is in pleasant contrast with the
protracted sufferings from fire which
made my summer a torment. Aud yet
l fear that l must return again to thai
treatment.
1t is with a pang unspeakable that ]
fnd myself thus arrested in the labors Of
life and in the duties of my position
This is harder to bear than the fire.
do not hear of friends engaged in active
service-like Trumbull in Illinois-with-
out a feeling of envy.
CuAprre SuNSrp
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Marriaaes.

On the It'll inst, by Rev. W. c. Clark, at the
residence of Daniel Gilbert, Esq, Mr.. HENRY
ADAMS. and Miss JENNIE GILBERT.
In Bristol, on the Sd inst, by William W.
Ayres, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM R. HALL of Fow-
Ter, and Miss HELENA II. FANSLER of
Bristol.
In Southington, on the 18th nit. by VIM. B.
Mcconnell, Esq, Mr.. DANIEL HEEFER and
Miss LoVINA YOXHAMMER.
In Huntington, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. Ez-
RI Wade, Mr.. JASON II. WILDER and Miss
JULIA WILDMAN, both of Pennington.
In Warren, on the 4th inst, by Azor Abel.
Esq Mr.. GODLIEB HOWREY and Miss LEI
STA HOWREY both of Warren.
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November Appointments.
DR. H. TUBS will be in attendance
National Hotel, Friday. Nov. 18th.


WARREN, National Hotel, Friday, Nov. 18th.
RAvEYSA, Prentiss House, Monday, Nov. eth.
AsnTABULA, Ashtabula House. Thursday, Nov, 18th.
For Consultation HPoR all diseases Of the Throat,
LREgs, Heart, Eicer, Stomach, BO1eis, HidReysi
and Spleen. also. Dr0PSy. GrGreL, Rheumatism,
Nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female DiSeas-
IS. .AgHe and Feger. Fits, Impurities of the Blood,
ErEPtiOHs, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
Of long standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For sonetea years, DR.. TUBS has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. IL NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
poIsoSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WE'LL, OR TEAg DOWN TO BUILD Up AGAIN The medi-
ciBes can he taken with safety by the most delicate
anil patients may remain az home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the ~iRdisputa-
BILE evidences Of which can always be furnished
Invaliis, however reduced o. despairing, are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without = corresponding
prospect Of recovery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
The Issue Before Us.

Shall the Government. of Ibis country
be administered by the people, for the
people, or by a privileged class, for a
privileged class? Is the Constitution, in
fact, wha; ii is now claimed 10 be, The
bond and guaranty of Slavery, or what
the Fathers of The Republic believed it 10
be, the shield and safeguard of L'beriy2
DOES 1T ESTABLISH SUPERINTENDENT
OUTSIDE CT FREE STATES, OR LIBERTY
EVERYWHERE OUTSIDE OF SLAVE STATES!
SHALL THE POWER WHICH 1T
.CONFERS BE USED FOR THE EX-
TENSION AND PERPETUATiON.
EVERYWHERE, OF HUMAN BON.
DAGE OR OF HUMAN FREEDOM?
Gov. Closes Message, Jan. 4. 1858.
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OF THE EYES.

Like all other infanma;iOns. is caused by impurity Of
zoe blood, which causes all ~eruptiye diseases; as Salt
kheum. scurvy, Boils, Sores. Ulcers, &C. The blood
being unhealthy. and Of an impure nature, also oeca
sions DroPsy. The blood becoming DISTRACTED in the
ems the watery part of 1.-THE blood in Consequence Is
thrown out from the extremities, and dropsv is M
result Many times It is occasioned by Improper treat
ment OF some former disease, and the vessels being fill
Ell hy Serious humOrs instead Of blood. Free evacua-
tons BY these pills, open the passage into the bladder
anu carry OIL the corrupted humors, and renew them
win pure and healthy blood, which will drive out ofthe
ooay all Inflammation together with eruptiOns Of the
skin and all droPsical complaints. They will be a shield
70 every hrn Of disease to guard and keep You from
the cold grasping hand of death. and cause life and
strength to remain, and the countenapce to brighten
with the bloom OF beaaty and health.
DE-. hoRSEs INDIAN ROoT Pills are sold by i A.
smith < Co.. Noods q Pew; WARREN, and by all medi-
cine dealers in the County.
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Typographical Errors.

Mistakes frequently occur in the typo
graphy of newspapers, some of which are
very annoying to readers and editors
The substitution of one wrong word forthe
right, sometimes of a SINCE letter, will
entirely change the meaning of a SEN
ience, or make it perfect by meaningless.
Last week in The article under the
head of "Democracy-Pas and Present."
the types made us say.
At every State convention ofihe Democ-
racy Of Ohio, for seven years preceding
1883, their platform contained resolutions
equally as strong in opposition 10 the
extension of Slavery and free territory,
as were those of Vermont and Wisconsin
which We have quoted
1t should have read-their platform
contained resolutions equally as strong
IN opposition 10 The extension of slavery
into free ,erfitory, &c.
In the. article headed Very Wor-
rying," there occurred the following
blunder.
Again, the Democrat says.
That Mr.. Tod isa rDouelos man" OBJ
tains credit a nong Republicans. we pre-
sumo it will moi be an object to him mas
much as Republicans generally profess
to have gleli sympathy for Mr.. Douglas
II should have beeu-"J the state.
naenf of tie Chronicle" that Mr.. Tod is a
Douglas man, obtains credit among Re.
publicans. we presume it will not be an
! objection 10 him.
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DIR. J. Ii. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOEICON,
For the Relief and cure Of S9Fering FEMALES.
THE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE, {

l. Philadelphia, (Hiss Annie T.. Mcdowell, edi,or.)
says This is the most valuable medicine for the dis
eases peculiar TO women that we know Of. A friend
of ours, who for many years has been a sufferer, MOTTO
ed the advertisement in the .AdrOeate. and at once pro-
cured a bottle She found relief. and feels thst she
can most heartily it TO all who are suffer
ing in a like manner. We have heard many times thai
it was a true remedy, but this is the first case in which
We have seen its effects. Oar friend will he very glad
TO give d. Harchisi a certificate Of its value TO her, II
he desires one"
Pamphlets containing much useful Information tsuch'
ing the nature and symptoms OF the above diseases,
together with testimonials from ladies Of the highest
responsibility. as certidedIy the most satisfactory an
thority, to all which the attention OF ladies and prac
titioners is respectfully invited. can be hal gratis at
the Store of L. A SMITH & CO.. Agents
Druggists. NAKEgS, O.
J. B.AARCHIsI & CO., Prop.ietors. Central De-
pot 3i Broadway. n. Y.
NTDo aatbe satisfied with merely reading this no
tice, hut call or send FOR a pamphlet 1t will pay you
we'll for your treuels
sept %. '5S-3u.
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NOW Is YOUR TIME

no buy vnur Fall and Winter supply
Of SCHOOL 4 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
STATIONERY
W. N. PORTER & son wouit respectfully invite
their friends and the public generally TO call and ex-
snine their large stock. just received from New York.
They can hnd every thing that they want in The way
dr ScEooL Books. MISCELLANEOUS Rocks. WALL Pa
rER, BLANK BOOKS, GIFr Books, &c.
New Yois Book Store Is the place to buy good and
-CheAn Books. FORfER ~ SON
OelG
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

Horrible DEATH Mr.. Erberts, Of
Calicoon. Sullivan County. n. Y, got
entangled in the gearing of a perpendic-
ular shaft OF a grist mill few days ago.
which whirled him at the rate of one
hundred revolutions in a minute. and at
each revolution his body struck the wood
work. His bones and flesh were beaten
to pieces before the machinery could be
stopped.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
A Collision.

CINCINNATI, Oct 0.
A collision occurred on the O. 81. NJ.
r. r. last night near Mitchell, Ind, be.
tween we freight trains. A conductor,
engineer, fireman aed two brakeman were
killed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
Later from Utah,

The Salt Lake Mail arrived at St. 10.
ssph on the LIST inst with Utah dates to
September I1lh. The st. Louis Nsws
says:
The California and Salt Lake Mai
had been robbed by the Indians in Car.
son Valley. The young man, Mayfeld,
who, with two others, hal the mail in
charge, fred on the savages, killing
three, and then fed, giving the mail to
the enemy, who tore up the coaches and
bore off the animals. DIR. Forney, the
Indian Agent at Sale Lske City. was en-
the eve of starting for Carson Valley to
look after the affair.
A bloody affraY occurred at Salt Lake
City on the night of the 10Th of Septem-
Der, between Rucker, the keeper of a
gambling house, and a man named Peel.
Rucker was shot dead, and Peel NOR
tally wounded.
Brigham Young still kept close, being
confined in his dwelling, and seldom go
ing abroad.
From Pixies Peak we have more con-
Trajectory reports. A number of per,
sons were met near Fort Laramie, who
pronounced the gold diggings a humbug
while others who were met on the road,
pronounced them to be very valuable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

The DANGGE OF PRoLIxIrY.-The Rev.
Dr.-of Georgia, has a rather slow deliv-
cry, which was the occasion Of an anus.
ing scene in the chapel of the Lunatic
Asylum:
At his last appointmenthe was preach
ing upon the absolute necessity of lrust-
ing in Christ. He was illustrating his
subject by The case Of a man condemned
10 be hung, and ~reprieved under the gal
lows. lie went on TO describe the gath
eripg Of the crowd, the bringing out of
the prisoner, his remarks under the gall
gallows, the appearance ofthe execution
er; the adjustment Of the halter, the pre-
paration TO let fall the platform, and jus;
then the appearance in the distance of the
dust covered courier, the jaded horse, the
waving handkerchief. the commotion in
the crowd. At this thrilling point, when
every one was listening in breathless
Silence for denouemeR', The Doctor be-
came a liule prefix. One ofihe lunaties
could hold in no longer; he arose in the
congregation. aud shouted, Hurry, Doc
Tor, for mercy's sake. hurry they'll
hang the mah before you get thereii'
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REID.

That most distressing OF diseases, InaaInatoTy Rheu-
the year, 1 select another Of the many recovered cases
for publication. SOLoS Cuyahoga Co., o., July p,
lSJS.
some time in March last. my wife was suddenly attack
ed with Rheumatism Of an I-nfammatory nature, at
to help herself at all; could not assist to dress or un-
dress, nor walk q step Our family physician was cali
ed, bu, the disease proved so obstinate that he did her
applied to you and obtained some medicine. which
gave her 81 eedy relief. In Eve weeks she rode to
cleveland. a distance of IL miles You prescribed
again for her, and the Consequence is. shs is now able
and actually does the work necessary in making
cheese every day from thirty cows, without any incon-
venience. We do most ehesrfuIly to all
who may be Afflicted with the same disease, your Wval-
able remedies We knoW they afford speedy relief,
and believe the treatment the cheapest and best known.
Yours. with respect, NJ. HICKOX.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

A BREAK Discovered IN rnE ALLAN
TIC CABLE The workmen employed in
cutting up the cable ia the machine shop
al lh,, brooklyn Navy Yard, found a
break a short Iiue since ia the commuui.
eating copper wire, th.ee eighls Of an
iDG long, d.roagh which the saw passed
in the sniid gutia pefcha. showing that
the disconneciiou Mnsf have occurred
during the process Of manufsc,ure and
therefore lcading to tie very great prob
ability that oiber similar LESSONS may
have occurred in other parts Ct the cable.
What have lle electricians to say in re-
gard to this fact, which is reliably authen-
ticaledl-N y Tanes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

DREADFUL OccURRENCE.-On Wed
nesday night of last week, the dwelling
house of Mr.. Ream, in Osnaburg, Stark
county. was destroyed by fire. 1t was
occupied by Mr.. Ulem, who with a child
of Mr.. u, and an old lady of 80 years,
named Healey, persisted in the flames
The loss of life is attributed to the intem-
perate habits of Mr.. Ulem.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

The Disciples have been holding a
great camp meeting al S%alineville. Va,
On the % ult. from 5000 to 1000 per-
sons were present. Rev, Alexander Camp
bell preached a sermon over two hours in
length, after which the sacrament was
Administered 10 about 1000 commune
CAMS
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BLAokwooD's EDINBuRGH MAGAZINE
Terms So per year; Blackwood and
any one of the Reviews So; the four
Reviews and Blackwood SO. Pub
lished by Leonard Scott IL Co, 70
Fulton ST., N. Y.
The September number is at hand. lis
table of contents contains Cherbourg-
The Spectacle: What VIII He Do With
1t? part 16; Precipitation and Suffoca-
ton; The Light OF the Heath, part LIST;
A Parochial Epic; John Company's
Farewell TO John Ball; The Commons al
Cherbourg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

Full return of the Vermont election
give a Republican majority of 16 600, by
which the entire Republican State ticket
lis chosen. The Republican vote is
nearly three 10 n of the opposition
The Legislature Senate, so Republi.
cans, no opposiiion-tIouse 1919 Repub,
Items, 80 Democrats. Vermont isn't q
bettinu State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

Which CAR IS THE SAFEsr!-At the
late railroad accident at the Sauquoil
Bridge, The forward car went down; in
the Erie Railroad accident the rear Car
went OFF the embankmeni; and at the ac-
ciJent On the II usaiouic Railroad, the
middle car was entirely destroyed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

THE BRUTAL BRUIsEss.-Worrissey
and Keenan,, the prize fighters who are
to pound each other to Jelly in Canada on
the 20ih inst, on a wager ofS5, 900 were
in Buffalo on Saturday TO escape war
rents issued for their arrest 10 Troy and
New York. IIeenan, the Express says,
is stopping at Eighteen Mile Creek, and
Morrissey's whereabouts is unknown, but
it is presumed they intended 10 finish up
their training in the vicinity of Buffalo.
The express calls the attention of tie
Chief of The Police 10 thenoioritty of the
proposed fight, and correctly says it will
be a prbliL disgrace itlhey are permitted
to leave the harbor for any such brutal
Cleveland Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

KILLED IN A PRIzs FIGHr.-George
Mercer, an Englishman. a killed al
New Haven. CT, Sept. 23l, in an anna
teur prize fight with Mr.. Houston. also
an Englishman. They fought only five
rounds. A single witness was present.
Houston has been arrested.
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Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANL, Oct. o.
Deaths from yellow fever yesterday,
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LaDIEs WANTED IN AUsTRALiA.-fhe
Iates, intelligence from Victoria contains
a statistical rcturn of no LILLE interest 10
ladies'. BY the last return of The Regis
Ter General Of the colony we perceive
that The neutrality-suspicious. Of men
over women amounted 10 the astounding
sum of $4,000 ia a population of no.
coo. la other words, lhere we're only
about 1913 Goo women 10 3O2. O30 men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
1TSAVE YOUR FINGERS.LT

Goull's celebrated HuskIns IhimhIes, Tor sale by
Charles Messenger and r. A. A. Baldwin. Warren, o.,
sole agents for Trumbull County.
TOR SALE.-A Steam Engine. 90
Il inch stroke. IL inch cylinder, which will he sold
at two thirds its original cost, lean be seen at Thorn
ton * Douglass shop also two Steam Boilers, u feet
long, each containing a fee As good as new and will
be sold at ssds their original cost, they can be seen at
Carter's Shop in South Miles. For further particulars
enquire Of JOSIAH ROBBINS
NILES. Sept. 90 '5S-tf.
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Mr.. Richmond's Speech.

According 10 promise, Mr.. b. w.
Richmond, the independent candidate,
delivered an address at Empire Hall,
on Friday evening. Circumstances pre-
vented u personal attendance, but we
learn from those who were present,
that the gentleman made a very amusing
speech, a queer compound of e%loquence
and balderdssh, sense and nonsense
He curried the lawyers. and eulogized
Messrs. Wade and Giddings, notwith-
standing they were lawyers, praised the
clergy, farmers. mechanics and business
men, and rubbed down lie editors gently,
said Ties were lhe toois of the lawyers,
a fact he was. sure Of, because he had
been an editor, himself, and said our
Biographical notice Of linn in our last pa
per was correct, onlyjhe half was not told.
Our i~nsorpsaris say that his speech con-
tanned very little t~olilics. bat d yast deal
NJ fun
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13

If you are afflicted with any COMPLAIN
which requires a Pnrgalive Medicine, TT,
Ayers New PHs-they are worth Try.
ng.-C Concord Mercury, y. C.