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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

Leavenworth, st. Joseph, Omaha, st.
Louis, de-, papers, already notice numer-
Gus arrivals of Pixies Peak parties. gem
orally well provided with teams, provis-
ions, and mining implements. 1t sprob-
able that the Spring emigration to the
mines will be large, especially should the
mining reports continue to be as favor
able as those of the latter part OF the win
ter The last Express to Leovenworih
brought $4,000 in gold, and an account
of still further rich discoveries at Greg
ory's diggings.
The wheebarrow men and foot emf
grants are also tlamping Pike backward.
The Omaha Ncbraskian announces the
arrival of r. Il. Brown and a. Murphy
from Iowa en- route for the mines, wheel
| ing by turns a whcelbarrow containing
their provisions and outfit for the trip
! The vehicle was manufactured by them
selves, weighed but ten pounds, and sup
ported a weight of three hundred The
Leavenworth Times of the 4th records
the passage through that city of party
Of twelve hearty fellows, on foot each will
his carpet sack and rifle, bound to 'Pikc'.
Peal, bust - They wore in high gee
and cracked their joke, a. they laughing
'y .nt.' t..t So os'NcA~a.. ru.i
.a.. teu.p wb. lead march of I'm
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
ROAD NOTICE.

fHNhere viii be petition presented TO the County
Commissioners OF the County OF Holmes at the june
session praying for alteration Of County Road in
Washington Township commencing at the County line on
the No th-wet line Of section tweny-seven and town
ship twenty and Range fifteen and to the west line
OF said section south to the state Road leading from
Wooster Wayne county and there to end and to dis
Julul. the q Il road which the alteration calls for
AprIl 70 StO uluw3 PETITIONER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
sinnOri:snt Arrest.

Joseph L. Ball of Newburgh, Jefferson
county, indicted at the present term of
the United States Court for making and
passing couterieit coin, was arrested II few
days since at his residence and taken to
Cleveland, where he is now in jail, await
ing his trial. Ball is Justice Of the
Peace, and has long been suspected Of
countericiting, but his position and pow
er in the neighborhood were such that no
one dared give information against him.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

TIlE Mansfield Herald describes n very
singular accident. a little girl, five
years old, daughter of Mr.. Patten, of that
place, while at play with some of her com
panions, put her head between the rails
of fence. Accidentally one Of the other
girls dropped the top rail upon the little
Pattcn. breaking her neck, and Of cours,
killing her instantly.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
John Haikle's Estate.

NOTICE hereby given that the Subscriber has been
" appointed and qualified administrator the
tate OF John Haikle late of Holmes county, deceas d.
Dated at MersbUrg this lTth DAY OF April, A. D. 1s00
ngsS. ABRAHAM WORKMAN
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
By ROB J. CULvERWELL, NJ. D..
,lMthnr ntt IMe Green RnnL. .ec

The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clea'y proves from his experience that the awful
consequences of self abuse may he eecually removed
without Medicne nd without dangerous Surgical oper-
ations bruges, instruments rings cordias pointing
ont mo lie of cure at once certain and efectua by
which every sufferer matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheapy prDateky dWd radicdHy
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thous-
ands
Sentunder sealto any address, post paid, the
ceipt of two postage stamps by addressing DR. Gil. c.
KLINE, NJ D., $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box
t5S6.-n9u
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

E..-5..-r. ... .'. Ns HH. s. fV.fr
sr 70, So.
Earning She Pittsburgh, Fl. W., ne
& 1hibngo haiIrooi Company for the
quarter ending March 3lot, 1860, COM
pared with the same time of last year,
viz:
Jnnuary. February. March. Totals
Totals. .Sl39G79 $l52 ,255 Sl90,52s Sis2 ,l63
Earnings 80 l20,5ll l2s,626 l6s, ,3I6 1885
Increase oycr'50 l9,l37 23,Gl0 22lSl 6l,03s
This shows very nattorins state OF
affairs for the road, and speaks well for
its management. a year of general
prosperity and good crops vii. again
place this road in fair way to prove val
liable to stockholders, as well as to the
public.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
Straw and NepOIitan BODnetS
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
dhN THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL
OCUREOF SPERMATORRIIEA, or Seminal Wea ness,
Sexual Debility Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
inducing lmpotency and Mental and Physical Incspac-
ity
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

n".a.es.."a .v..t". s. @a'ca.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

ES-At recent session of the North
Indiana Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held at Mishawaka,
the Rev. G. w. Miller, late pastor of
Roberts Chapel in Indiana City, was ex-
PEELED from the Conference and the church
by an almost unanimous vote. He made
speech of about four hours in length in
his own defense. but the Conference al.
Judged him guilty, and dealt with him
accordingly. The charges preferred
against him were based on improper init
macy with a young lady of his congrega-
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23


scronx-noxssuc Duxcurnns nr sCAcux. --corose.
ehirmer held al inquest Al No a Clark yeserAy
upon the body n Sarah Rice, married woman about T.
years q sss Who ccmitssd suicide by sskinx Asanum
Deceased appeared had lived unhappiy Win h~v be-
land, and on more Than ons ccasca haA thrcss-sss %
destroy herself On thursday she Ind quarrel with ber
hbaaA relnatvc 70 sssDc sasy uatseS and, asSp.x
The impulse o. the moment abe wcnt strAightwy 70 her
bedroom md psrtcok q quantity Of iaudanum, from The
csece Of which abe dcd IN about tvo hours aherusrds
Dr. bcutcn and Weitje made post norton examination
o. the BODY and gave ~ their opinion That death wa
caused by the administrator OF narcotic poison
he jury wondered verdict W accordance With The above
facts Decesesd native Of Ncv ror, and hsd been
married about two years. .fl.. ..f 4. .... a.
rorsp Drowspp.-- body Of an unknown man, about
thirty I've ycsrs Of sc vas found floating In The water
At ue foot II vescy street yesterday. There was no
covering the body with the exception OF linen shirt
Coroner schrmcr held inquest upon the body of DE-
ordered the remains " he 70 the dad
house Bellevue Hospital for classification Ts body
appeared 10 have been IN the water about forty
hours. Ana $50 Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

general court martial ordered 70 meet a Fort Non
roe va the 9Th inst, for the trial Of such military
Offenders as may be brought before Il.
Major Anderson, Frs, artillery, detailed n rrcs
dent, and LcutenantG Tallmsdgc, Fourth artillery
Judgc Advocate Of the court - - ID ....-.-lt +.
LesA>nsnt RcAcrt Ransom, rrst cavalry Is relieved
from duty acting Assistant ABUNDANT General depart
ment az Dc West and ordered V proceed 10 Fort Riley
X. T. spd report 10 the commanding cfbccr.
Lieutenant Colburn, First calvary win act a. Assistant
thcr orders. Iaa u 1891 AT. p. rl.
Of ahsence for six months for the ben-At Of his
health, n granted 70 o. G. symmcs, Ordnance Npart
ment ...f.f ...I
An extension Of ieave for six months each has been
granted Captain X Dawson FIRST artillery and TAeu
tepant A. W. Haskell, First infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

The nee hrst CHASE Fscsm sloop Richmond DOW atun,
ch q 1c ocsport Navy Yard, bcusd 70 To- Mederra
mean 70 take the place q tho MACEDONIAN now her
way 70 Pcvtsncuth, NJ H. The dimensions % the Rich
mond A. follows;Extrcme lsngth over an 2so feet
breadth Of beam AZ feet tons burden, a34 horse
power, 1 30 Her armament consists ~ shelf guns
with four twelve pound boat ho~tzers Her crew num
bers about 20 men all told The following " the list 81
omcers,-<cfnmodove, Charles " Bell: Captain, eeorge
n Rollins; Lieutenant and Executive Ocer Mr. Barney
1icusensnss svcupcrt Yong, weaver and Gwn
Master, Walker; Purser, sanse.
Tbe United sloop war Saratoga from Vera Cruz
Sss reported below Philadelphia yesterday sferpcou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Our Milwsukee Correspondence.
'A.1 ler'h rtpir MILWAUKEE,, June n, 1850,
...f Valsditv ef a. Wtscsasts Ehrm ncvsea0e.

Twill be gratifying intelligence to the large number Of
people in the East who have immense amount Of cap
tai invested in what commonly known Wisconsin,
mortgages to learn that those securities valid
and that they realize their money of them
Such nov fHcs Thc Supreme Court OF Wisconsin q,
the 10Th inst rendered decision whereby thay snaa
mousIy sustained the validity OF that class Of securities
The case that OF Clark burlington, brought In ths
Circuit Court Of Dodge county, 10 forcclsse mortgag
given 10 the la Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Ccmpan
tor shares Of their capital stock. The decision
that Court was adverse TO the legality o.
the mortgage Tho case taken by ap
peal 70 the Supreme Court, where that decision
was reversed and the Court unanimously decided In avo
of the validity OF thoee securities. This decision
rendered IN the face Of strong public opinion and sym
pathy for those who had been induced 70 give these secu
rites TO the railroad companies and they have cvincc
great Independence and judicial integrity In so doing
To Henry 8 lee ESQ, OF Milwaukee, The attorney re
presenting the mortgage holders, great credit due To-
The success OF this contt which was fought with gea;
zeaon sha part Of both interests He BESTOWED grcas
bo, and displayed great hgA powers IN conducting t
casc and AL VIII Join IN congratuatou upon his success
Thadccision rsdecms wconein cfn any stigma of rep
dathu and removes every Suspicion upon her integrity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Personal Insellseewee.

Gen. Frost, Col. j. p. Taylor, Capt. 81 Jones, Capt
Palmer and d. .. " Hzrmond al Of the United State
g. Hevriee OF the United states Navy are stopping
The Fifth Avenue HeteA nf trf go hT II
Capt Sands and wife, from China, and A. spauIdns
ksq OF Wcstwcod, src stopping At the Union Place Hotel
silss @ Herring, nq., Of Brimneld, Mass and " I.
cnaves No., Of Cuba, are stopping nj the Everett House
Joseph .Grinncll and his lady, accompanied by N. o.
willis and his daughter were at Nngnrn few days since
Capt. Holmes and lady, az New Orleans; Mr.. v y
Alexander, Of the United states Army and lady; n II.
NIL, ksq., ~ Bcston; J. y Anderson, ESQ, J. McDo
nough, ksq and X Ovcrstolz ESQ all ~ ~ LOUIS AMI
L. Coo ssa and family Of conneot'cui, se ssoppsns
Miss Evans Me au,hor &C .Adan Bese' and The Mi
on the floss; a. present visiting Florence, Italy
correspondent az the Breton Tronscfp writing from thai
place May 81, thus describes tho lady She would b.
called ugly by thoughtess persons but the discr
minatnG prcncunee her Intelligent and interesting IN AZ
pearance Miss Evans - woman a. forty prceably)
hair tins teeth light eyes, long nose and the ace v alto
gcther long In tho hcavinfss Of law and hxhncss Of
checkbouce she greatly resembles d German The OK
preston Of Der face gentle and amAbe wle her fnaD
ner - particularly tmid and retiring In generation
she 10 said 70 stamp herself n woman ~ uncommon
talents without assuming the least pre;cus acceB
o. gesture such cowsrdy is the sothofcss OF Adam
benf. az ItaI III N.i 'H IIIHNf EI Fl.
VIM Kenncst, late commander OF Lady snkLn'-
private Arctic expedition w@ In ~ Paul, N nssoia
june ~ He was on his way N Canada ffcm " sssrs
The health q Judge Douglas does not permit am 70
sumo has scat In the Senate. N.Y.. Il
The following candidates have been found qialia To-
sdmissioG INTO ne army AZ ssistAnt surgeons BY The
a Tn La a nAy;--rr G. G Byrue, Horida N. Jchn
vsneant, United Ssstes Navy; Dr. Webster Massachusetts
N. A. Founsicrcy; Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

IMUCUo - ~ hSHasSOs
IN Iowa City AVsvlw has the following summary O
the fcat storm -
strohd 81 estimated loss, Cts 900. 80 ...
La douur.-KiDsd, -; wounded, IS; hcuses destro,
CsDia uorNr-Ki1ed, 8; wounded, 10; houses destroy
ed, g. estimated iopes elSoe
tiInps Cocxr-kilIed, rs; wounded, lse; estimate
lo<y 80 90 unt tii t
Jcxn Cornr--Kilsd, .; wounded, ae hou.ss destroy
Tbus will be that In Iowa alone one hundred
two pcrvns were killed, two hundred asd nny-ns
wounded and sixty I've houses destroyed, other thi
those blown down AZ CAmanche and IN Clinton county
while the estimated amount Of property reaches abou,
six hundred thousand dollars. 0-
Besides the above there Is 70 be counted Tie loss q lie
sad property AZ Albany and other places In Illinois.
The d Witt Andam says that good judeee repsrt cha
the damage BY The late tornado, from wm- d Smiths.
west q u witt, 70 Buphyr cre>k, distance of abou
ten mee are lesr 500 80; hat 90 I'M ses sap
ply the cattle and horses killed IN thai awful hurricane
The davenport Qowa) Dswsscvaf ed Ness says that
when the tornado struck Camanole four mea were 60.
Raged In playing cards IN Of the buildings totally
destroyed All four we're killed., win ths cards In ss>f
hands. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

rsu cEsscs - cAsnpA--Prersr~sIcns being ssmSs
being appointed BY thc government me forms. -
learn, are aresdy prepared, and devissd a y
enable much more minute information 70 b. ooec>d, -
pcielly regarding the manufactures Of the pvovinos h
on any former cccason They are, howevcv nct 10 b
printed until ster Mr. Cats return from the ueetine6
tho great Statistical Congress London meiand, b,t
terest Of CnBafia III. H II. i -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

county out q $1,000 II appeared that the complain
AIT came 70 the cry ..nS !, wssS,rs,on s ss
and after his arrival he introduced 20 Brown
Who oqercd assist him procuring The stand. The de-
Grand for sle, and could be had for "a co. stating
that he authorized 70 dispose Of It, which turned
untrue, the desnd.ns having ns.oau, w vlsrh 70
but who not in fact that individual. The defence
proved by number q gentlemen who owned stands IN
worth u 600 II was also shown that the character OF
the aocused good. The jury however. rcadcrel
,s S ..s sps a no - sSe ..S
the Tombs he having been bail up 70 The rendition
q the verdict He will be seotenced on Friday Thi-
interesting 10 those who do business IN Washing
Market many OF whom 10 attendance yesterday
Michael corford, rough booking customer, wis uied
and oosvsssa Of Grand .ss'oy having ssocn afyoas
ylpe at she foot II Twca,y Ah street East river The
y6lcrty owned by r. N. Fox 4 Co., and comfcra
grain recovered having been cold 70 Philip Fss
ley. Comford was rcmanded for sentence. Il.
nc rso guilty E ssss 70 s
MoSsss Ss%isrd sosvsc.sd on Thursday fsr STEALING
Quantity q gram iron schooner was sent 70 the A1
The srsna Jury broughi In batch Of ssdiossnents at
Ss ss. ~ sss ,srrs might NOT BE- quorum - s
day, a yonh sass 'sev win be discharged By Tie
w s's.u-xs~ys uzaaA. r.a.an aocos aAy,c-
.,--x, June a. 1870
Nm 2r~Bd Jury woa's lGrl " tSe cscuussanoe~
ati,l,. most o. the * crirns they have COMA
dered did u-7 ~ trNetrc1x cftsin 70 thc iudfscgm
sale and ofn;cvt--rs llqsors end 70 he preva.
ions ssssSsa IN De ssssc q ssvsty y oSssrac
the enforcement OF The statutes for restraining IT,
II cbvtCe that the ebrts judicial OF executive a.
thorities 70 punah cfbs aad % public pesoe
order must prove abortve long the Of
and disorder sot only uncheckcd but fortified and
stimulated BY oreaniantione powerful IN number AMI
wealth actively employed In embarrassing the admins
ttcn NJ ptcc In ~ acting the intvc~ts II Their
members W notorious face that thousands Of dram
shops pyvue their business, and done II for years
IN defiance cf laws Of the s<asc declared 70 b.
constitutional by the court Of last resort, and
when every tnlcensed sale ~ either scchoh
or fermcnted intoricsnts " pronounced by the law
eSpoundcd by the Court 81 Appeals, n be . msie
Indeed tbe PENALTIES incurred, whether criminal
civil, by this ac, II imposed and collected, woui
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-15
HUMAN AND BRUIT LIFE ON A MIS-
SLSSLPPT STEAMBOAT.

N. p. Willis was stsailing down the his,
sissippi'' short time ago, in the steamer
Die Vernon, and the following is from one
of his .'penciiings by the way -
The crew on the river craft numbered NJ
less than seventy four and I must con-
meet with the account of her extensive
structure, description of one of her en-
barkations of freight, at which was very
interested looker-ou. This vas at the town
of Hannibal, IN Missouri, landing at which
We arrived two hours after starting and a
which we were to wait some little time foI
the arrival of the western rail-train from St
Josephs-taking in, meantime. twenty oil
thirty mammoth hogsheads of tobacco. and
herd of the widest of prairis cattle
The uumitigated terror with which those
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-07
H0sTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS.


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TETI8es tFfFBE }IEp sIgHtrH lfT.
TERs eau appeal 9Th es-srrs s-ra snsr 90
thYsieiaa. saa ei3iy - sssrrs.lY q ias B.fsi
klsssa Revssras tss arIiFis has st'a5ssf sr~f1-
iaf}sa hsrtfaiess aatro-a. A Efa-fs uFaaH
ihis psiaf R,e aeat rsa-s yHreSgiy fhsa
sstfsaes q 49, ass~Ftisa ~ % teslsnz faesry
Tie eaHaanlpttan - Hereafter So nsarh 80
iers fsr ibs isst yssg se7.l-ffsl ra 4y-r q haif-
rsiisss hoffies ~ irlH1 irt r.aHlfrsf .tas.iy
isseTsase Hla-s pssf , J. aviseai Hat 5Hrirg
tAe sssrsns yezr he rah-HiHIFtfan " q r-ssA
HsaF aae ratlitau bafIie- q E s ta7arrnss Fni
easid n-psr have bees sofa tst f5r ths rsrs
Bs,lseinsI ~ prfties ~1nissrs5 ~ 10 Ffspsfs-
sisus aai he sshssioa u iha Hs-ss pFaais ~
phrsisisns IA ths=a seeiisns = me eeEufry
~hrre ihs aflisle Is hssf r9sH. els set eslg
4 Fse0.ssssd he Birfsfs ." sksiF Ps'isnts, osi
az sssaS 81 "a HEss p ffss s'lsaanisist e -
sfs-asy n 81 cssss = ffsFaa-5is .iarsaFsisssHfs
sri ihe 3i-~azes r-s.'i.rz '1e-rfF1nl
1Hss = 30 fFHsvaFary prpi ssi 3 ettai'isa
b. sxfrseFTi nafy sFsrts 'a tie rFT ~ frs-a-
teiina lbs 4ualfiss - sac EIiie5s fsi .Hiti
esitssatlaa r. en- .uHtus-.e rr ne s-Isa -
destined 20 ne -s -sHrrrg 7s -tH- s-f
Hgsta-tgr.- staafarH i..rrrs .HrH proved
q as-nl 90 regions rh-r- f...r s.s sEr-
sni saytrr- lf.sY h.I.rs .a's I.rT
srarf~I 'tsir virtirs- - .e...r.- e. .a
ahIs o. .rs-r z-rf.ieaIF r--r r-- f.'Is-a
ar ssrtair fsf- f.- re f. zsrr-.I rHf --
d,ssasss. b. r.. fs- HsHr-.rt..- .#H-ra p Boa.
sile3s 81 pleasure q f~rss sss 81 saFsf-i -.a..rF
FROM tie stsr.e on. Tu.ihTs fa- f.f1f- aai
n-Farfs esr5 VrsilF o. the E-FT.a- r. -' s7s,
2 siar r. fL-r sas-r .Frl .rrrgE ir.jIs-ra t-.s-
IT, 'H- rssfasH ..l - araib D. eF~r,jes uiHa
fa= rrsf- s.',. iv-T set .fhar RI gts..He rEras.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-07
5000 SaW-Legs
w q n t q Oh.
puE suBSCRl HERS WILL pan
- ss see = /, .s', = r. F.ss s.t, =:
RARM ron SALE.

q a. saRsTslai = aa3.il1.sl lspl.es -. g 20
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AZ - - -
Ague Cure.
f,la ms stekbt eeas o.

fds ms stsknt esas os
Insesmitssns Fsyse Or Fever and Agse.
nssnittent Fsvsf. Chia Fever, Damh
Agua. psfisalaal HsaAacks. OF Silioss
Heaasshe, ana Bilious Fsvsts, lhdssd
Cot the whsle Class Of DISEASES usigi.
nating n hliaf7 desaaesasaA esRssd
b. TIE Malaria Of miasassie evuntsieA
No sas resasas h is.last tallsd fos by TIE ~
esssislss q lhs Aalsrie1a lssSae t.,an ssss end
ale saFs tsf fevvs and Agss. Such ivm-siy
We . Has eAAitsa 10 efsss, with ysfsest Ger
y .Bty ~ 4 vii sFsdieais he disease, esd with
aasu' snse, laanisa esi pseaf :hst no hafa ssh
arse fosa iSa sse n sas asantltys
Thst shleh fsfusects ifpFa % prevents this lie
order mas, ~ % hnsnsass arftiee b he tcsnma.
mites uhess u ppesAis. fArssehiias Is bri'sr
thaA eers, ics ne pssisai essaf.es ths iisk saiA
he Inas, ma "a tiotsas attasas q shis tislsFsl
distspy,et. This "GPas esleis TIE miss
nasiix Tssissn Of FGvER kSs Acts ffuia d'e
sytsrsn, asa prSfeAh iha dsyssoFussa; II lie
diseass. u takrn O. the stss sppssash u its pre-.
nnHisssy sySaptesas. Il Il MI cniy tiss best
rcnaedF ever SET disgeysted let thsa esss " cons
visssts. bat aisn the eisesrasA Tis IaEEv gsaR
taS Se sapply ~ doiiaF brings Il within the
reash II ssefy body sad In Bilious hlsdi,ts,
uhsrs fsFER Asa Asek eFsvails, orsfY tssiy
stoaFa iars u. ard asa n Freely ls8fA fef rufs
ss,l tiret,stiaa Il u hpps.i this prise ~ili piss
u wiih,u lie reach 81 81 De pqsz Hep - tie
rith A efeni satersgEity 81 his resledY ervr
ass ellsrF ever discovered ssr De slseay and
ccEtnEs err " latsfuitssnfs a. ttai u cSniaiRs
M Qa,nhgo Of mineral. consequently Il produces
no 9aiaisfA ss sthaf iRisTtsss sfezts whatever
u,.es. the consultation Tsoas earrsi hy 't sFv
ia a. byAlthy ~ 4 Ilsey bad apref had ibs d.
sAsa
fsrcf aAa Aras 1 ma Aisae TIE rsnsssiaeHns
Of the siissIasti ts,isoa A ersas sststy ~ H.
unisrs arse ffSm it, irritation, zHmrg shsih SRI
Nesralg5s Rbeaguasissll, Goat, ilestsShc B'ai-
nczs 1eathafhe Esfarhr, tssfasrh, Aslhn,a.
lS,ibitalsaa, Haiafal AHtrtipu " the Sps'es.
ilY.gsgt's. PaiA is the Bow,ls. tedii. fsfalvsia.
aHi IAsFRasessnht 81 tlss st'saHcs. ell ~ ~is,rh
wisa originating " ti,is er-r pot on The it'ieTs
Faifsaslt ssiF ef i,es osife teltdfsl tbs 'IrbRf
sx,seis the I-psSsa fieri tfe ktsoi. and 'u'f.-s
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