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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

sE-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues OF Bulls CnpsOs BIrTxzs any such the
be- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community. and douet no more
Its general Introduction into the army will the
lives Of Thousands Of our soldiers;
LouIsvIILk, June I'D, 1893
We the undersigned the good effects of DR..
yoHs Bulls CnDsox BnrEss In case OF general debility
and prostra,iOn Of The system and believe lie general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering.
Among solders particularly would this be the case.
especially those who exposed TO the niasmstio in
Huences in the Southern climate
MAJ. PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. Ky
CHks. B. COTTON,
Collector Of The Port Of Louisville. Ky.
Col. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal General ef Kentucky
REV. ID. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARNEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publishers Demyerat
GEO. P DOZEN,
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Good. Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, KY.
wholesale shoe Dealers, Main street. Lesisvills.
HGRT 4 kAPOTHER,
Lnhogr.pbers. corner Market All Third streets.
Louisville, KY
JULIUS WINTER.
u.s
Louisville, ky.
CAPT. \ y. HlLDRETH.
OF the steamer Ma aLders.r.
MAJ l.. L. THURSTOE.
PGymasier U. :. Army
L. N NErCALF.
National Hstel. Louisville, Ky
col JESSE bAYLEs.
&th Kentscky Cavalry
GEORGK ID. PRKETICf,
i.ouisyile Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEPER Il RUSH,
IL sssth Meridian at. Lndisa.pslis.
-declge4-slykvl9tsan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
WIN E .
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM.

UULY 18Th ls62 Rev. A. Myers. Of Springfield, Ohis,
- secured patent 10 make Sorghum rins.
This Wine Is not intoxicating.
better than the best. Cheaper than the che spe-
Is v-ry efficient In Of sickness.
Can be made for % cents per gallon.
Requires drugs to make il.
Can be made from the skimmings on syrup making
No tro1bie to make t.
fanybody wants know anything about this Wine
let them address Apple wesner, st Paul, Ind who
OF the patent invention for Improved SorgL Vine
ia and for the Of Indiana and Who pre-
pared 10 sell County Township. Manufacturers and lndi
vdual Rights. with the receipt 10 make the Wine.
Agents wanted 10 sell ri ghts in every County sold
For particulars address APPLE wEsSER,
.uss-d2u 81 Paul. Inxisna
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Mates ev ApvEHrrsIro

Business Notices Published In the local columns, often
under viii Be charged for each insertion sl; "
ten Hnes, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with farerai notice attached tl;
~fth cut notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcnir aud Excursions gotten
individuals associations By ckgrckss - the regular
prices
Advertisements eaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. tenlnes over will be Charged double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers 20 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
be charged at the rate OF 81 so for each name In the
Daily and "a in the Daily aud Weekly the 20 be, In
sli cases, paid In advance
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

rUNHE partnership heretofore existing between The
Undersigned BY the style q REDMOND Mona
MARA is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Nr. McS2maTs will coniiHGe carry boss .
the old place. is authorized 20 collect ell debts due the
arm and will pay the Arn inss5tsdnes.
THOMAS REDMOND
!. MCNAMARA.
Indianapolis, July u, iss5. -lyl2-clB
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE |!
LOUIS LANG,
% south Meridian Street.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
tsENTINEL BUILDING

ISEN IN ID DJILDINJ.l
IMPORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINS:
Otard and COgnise BTsD1iss; Holland Gin; ysBsios
Kun end cordiAs Also dealer IN Cata~bs wines, San
and sparklns, 81 the met approved brands Bsorees
WHISKY: Peach Brandy, Csts~bs Brandy. stock Ale.
Porter and Beer Btfers % various kinda These
tices all offered for sale By the bottle or larger
quantities. only RAfa> Vine TOr sals on drasgA.
IAP0kIED CIGARS and TOBACCO. q the choicest
brands, will be 4 epf constantly On hand
II THaving ntfed up beat estsolishmep', and sser-
ing for sale only pure articles and of the best quality
ts subscriber hopes receive be selicts liberal
share q the p.Erossgs e the paslse-
usrl--du LOUIS LANG.
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CardIe InYalids.

Clergyman, while residing in South America, as a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure efNervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders ought by banefui and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cared by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfotu-
nate III send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine IN sea,d enyelops to any who needs it.
Free OF Charge
Pease inclose postpaid envelope addressed to your
SELF Address, JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
sep9-diy Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

The worst diseases known to the human spring
from causes small 10 almost defy detection
The volumes Of scientific lore that Gil the tables and
shelves Of the medical fraternity cnly to and
elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves while yeu slsy The smallest
u fade and die from the surface of the body
but II will reach the ytals perhaps. at last and death be
final close. Naggel's Rnious Dyspeptic,
and srrhqs Pills cure where all others fail While for
Burns, sca Chibsin, Cuts. and all abr<sions o' the
skin, Maggies Sslve is infsble Sold by Maggle q
Fulton New York, and all Druggists Is
per box. aug22-d&wly
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

yuyHE PRoPRIEToks OF THE NEW YORK NUsEuh
Of Anatomy have rsterinined, regardless Of es-
perse 20 issue free. for The benefit " suffering hu.
snty and suppression Of quackery four of their nss
and nstruetve Lectures Marriage and tts
dIsQuafcstons. Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decire Of Manhood, Indigestion, weakness or
Depression, Inpoteney Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err great Social Evil and those nssties which result
from youthfn foies exeesses Of matary. or ignorance
OF Physictogy and laws OF Nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means of
enishtsnng and saving thousands and viii be fcrv are
ed frse receipt Of four stamps ey addressing seere
tary Ses York Museum 81 Anatony and nsdictae, els
Broadway, New York isual-dly
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finging his arms around bis fathers neck. and
kissing him over and over again in childish fond
ness.
sitting room. Into this Mr.. Hickman came With
the two children in bis arms: both Of them hug
ging and kissing him in g Wild. happy way
bless me, what's the meaning of all thisi"
exclaimed Mrs. Hickman. rising and coming for
ward, her face sglow with sudden pleasure At the
sight, and sounds - new, yet all welcome to her
heart.
These Iislle rogues are hugging aud kissing
the very breath away from me. said Nr. Nick
man. laughing aud struggling with the happy
children
He asked for one kiss. replied Eddie. land
I'm going give him a hundred"
Mr Hickman sat down with child on each
knee. and Mrs. Hickman came and stood BY
him, With hand resting on his shoulder. "a
And yop must kiss him, too" said Eddie,
looking up at his mother.
Mrs Hickman did not wait for ssecond invita-
ton.
The old pleasant face Of her husband Was again
before her, aud her heart was leapng with the old
loving impulses. She bent down and laid warm
kiss on his lips, which be felt as a sweet glow
through all his being
Thst was an evening long to De remembered
in the household or Mr. Hickman. he caught .
sunbeam and brought il home With him, aud light
and warmth were all around them. all were happy.
and Mr Hickman the happiest OF them all, for
be had tho sweet consciousness in his heart Of
having made another aud humber home happy
also
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

yuVHE. MKT Skssl0N OF THE LAW SCHOOL or
II the Northwestern Christian University. at lnds-
annapolis will commence the first Monday Of December
end continue four months
The Professors of this Institution Hon. David Ac
Donald, LL- d., u. s. Dtric Judge for this state Hon
Charles A Ray, Of ihe Judges Of the supreme Court
OF Indiana, and Hon Albert q. Porter late Reporter Of
the Supreme Court Of Indiana The these
gentlemen lawyers give sufficient assurance that the
School will be conducted ably and efficiently.
The Course Of Instruction will embrace annual
sessions Of four months each The object is to give 10
every Student such training in the various branches
Of the Common Law and Equity IN Code Of Prsctiee
and Pleading, in Constitutional Law, and IN the yuris
prudence OF the United States to enable him
on the practice successfully Instruction will be given
by day lectures and rectatiOns in the Text Books and
weekly Moot Court.
The tuition Is SO per session, payable In advance
This embraces all fees. except the diploma Fee which
Il 45
For further psrtcusrs address Hon. David Mcdonald
at indianapolis ELIJAH GOODWIN,
sep22 dim Pres. Board Directors n. W C. L.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

"THERRAs the Common couucil of the City Of In-
w disnspOlis, in session August 2sb ss5, sdopies
the following resolution:
whereas, In the opinion OF the Council danger exists
from dogs running large Of the extension OF Hydro
phobia; therefore. be IL
Resolved That the Mayor be aud be u hereby directed
his proclamation Ainst dogs running large,
for sixty days, according to the provisions OF the ord
nance Oh that subject
Therefore the undersigned Mayor OF sad city, In pur
OF such direction, issues this atoD
derng and reour ell persons owning and hsrbsrng
any animal Of the dog kind sconne the for sixty
days. from and after the first day Of September 1885 by
geod and sufficient 10 his or her house clubhouse
store or yard 20 prevent the same from biting or being
bitten by other animals, the 10 be
eurely and carefully muEzled-
All persons falling TO comply with the foregoing re-
qurements liable 10 be fined twenty dollars, aud II
lawful for any person KILL and II the duty 81 the
policemen to kill a dogs found running stlsrse without
wearing muZZle a. above mentioned.
Witness my signature, and the seal OF said city, this
3Oth day Of August, 1-oJ-
auJi-dU J. CAVES, Havor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Cha I'm Der, Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, and
liable treatment Disease. of the Urinary and Sexual
systemssent free In sealed envelopes. AddressDr J..
SRIIIIN HOUGHTON Howard Association, Philadel.
phis, "a. apr4-d&wly
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sopys ohe yesI ssVv
Ons copy, al months- o.
One coy, three mouths y %
One copy. ore month &c
Delivered by tie within The city, 10 cents per
-. payshle 90 the
agents ~ill be Supplied At IS cents sees-
u X0sEr may BE sent at our risk ey kKpfess. pre-
pad, Registered LetseTs ~ mall. stservise we viii
aot Be resp0nsble for any loss that may occur
ly sas-oribers b~d responsible for papers left
. thsr houses .fsr they have removed, or when they
fsh discontinued esz notice Is given a the Of
acs % publication.
go paper ~ithOui pre- payment
th~s1 paid for
copaes Of the nknr sksTnrL can be bad at the once
ss N morning. and the WnEKLT SxxTukt eseh MON
s&y morning. neatly svsiop~e- OF mailing
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COPARTNERSHIP.
III HAVE associated with myself IN the Livery, sale
u and Boarding stable Business John A. Drew, vhs
from this day has become partner 10 said business.
The business - the new firm VIII be conducted the
old stand No 10 ksst Pearl street, in the rear efths
Sentinel Building.
Thanking the pubiic for past patronage. hope thsy
may see ~ 20 continue the .sme.
JOHN h. SULLIVAN,
OF SULLIVAN DREu
Indianapolis, Nay .. lss5-mys-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

creasng sales have rade the Abrosis famous a over
the world.
It's Warranted To Please.
IL cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
IL prevents the Hair from Falling Oat.
II renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp Cools the Heated BROW; Removes
Dsndrun Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness; In
sures Luxurisn Locks Incnes Hair 10 Curl Supersedes
Wigs Kills Hair Good eject apparent snce.
TO THE LADIES We SAY,
The Arnbro.ia will tuit you IT Elegantly put up
Delcatey Fer!umed. PatrOnzsd by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes cartons, contain
ing two large bottl-s-Ne. = FOR morning, No. for
evening.
There is nO Mistake about il.
STRRLlNG's ANBR0sIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective oile. in ibs wsrld To prove this try
carton.
Sold by Druggists.
Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company,
2I5 Fulton street, New York.
sep2S-dkwly
Washington telegraph., 1865-10-18

shall be allowed To- take their seats Mr.
Mcpherson is IL Republican, and may
refuse 10 call the names oi southern rep
resentatives until after the reorganiza-
tion, and in that event the House viii
certainly decide tue reconstruction ques-
tion before admitting them Should tie
House be opened to members from the
South, then II may be said the President :
Reconstruction policy is endorsed by that
branch ol Congress; but refusal to ad-
NIT these members will be equivalent to
a repudiation of that policy. Similar
obstacles to The admission OF rlanber.
OF the South wal be found in tho Sonata
That body has the exclu i've right to say
who shall be- allowed to partic pate in
its deliberations Ii is well known that
two SENATOR'S has Summer aud Btn.
Wade-are determined to oppose Prrsi-
dent Johnson's plan OF construction.
just as they opposed Pres; den Lincoln :
plau during last session. when senators
from Virginia, Louisiana, and Arkansas
applied Tor admission. Sumner aud Wade
belong to the most pestilent tr.b. 0f Rad
iSai" out tn'f d'- uieu OI lTtirhlnu-
influence and force of character, and will
carry ii majority oi the Senators 10 what
ever side they espouse. With has.
Sumner and Ben. Wads as leaders in the
Senate, ana Thaddeus Stevens and other
Radicals i'll the IL use, | think the p
ponents of Reconstruction without negro
suffrage will be very likely to delay If
they do not defeat the consumatian Of
President j ohnson's wise plans.
Washington telegraph., 1865-10-18


TIE RADicALS.-The Washington
correspondent Of Il. \. Y. Metropolitan
Record, under date of the 22d ult., writes
as follows:
We are looking forn ard TO an exciting
time when Congress ASSEMBLIES next De-
cember. The Radicals are already lay
ing the wires ior vigorous campaign
against Presid ut Johnso aud when
the two Houses meet they will open a
heavy fire OH his Reconstruction policy.
Senator Wilson, the working leader of
the Radical wing in the -enatr. has spent
a great part of his time here during The
Summer, and made several efforts to oh
tain ng interviews with the President,
thinking, | suppose, that Mr. Johnson is
IN heather sh state of mind on the ne
gro suffrage question, and that it is his
duty to effect conversion. On nuner-
Gus occasions Wilson has presented him
self at the White House, and waited s,.v
erai hours TO obtain private conference:
but ihe President was generally ..engac
ed, and could not grant the reouest Of
the gentleman from Massachusetts,. | do
not assert that President johnson has
invariably bar ed the doors against Mr..
Wilson, but ii Is Il subject of common
remark thar the Latter has received The.
cold sh0ulder pu Y. raj occa ions =
Wilson evidently links his counsel in
dispensible TO the proper consideration
of national AHA r.. bat, much to hls char
gin, tn President does Got agee w h
him. Mr. Johns says that HE is Pres
ident of the United states, and that he
smeans to manag his business in his own
way. lie wants no Interference from
any quarter, and as for vice. hr can
get enough Of tllat from his Cabiner
believe that IS now fully unde stood by
MIR. Wilson, and by those who follow
him.
1T is impossb.z 4o -ay, al this time,
what will be the result IT the contest on
the question OF admitting ia Congress
members from tie reconstructed States
Neither the President nor any other
known authority can take away the right
OF each House to judge the qualifica-
tlons of its own members. The q estion
of recognizing the reconstructed States
must be passed upon by Congress before
The rep esentativrs # either can vot.. IN
the House pr the Senate Should the
Clerk of the House. Mr. McPhei son call
the names f rep esentatives from late
revolted ~tatcs it is und stood thai the
Republicans viii objrct. They viii IN
sist that the House must be organized
before the admission Of such members
and then decide whether or not they
Washington telegraph., 1865-10-18

EMIGRATION To BRAzlL.-in coDnee.
tion with this sub bjeet We quite the fol
lowing extract from very elaborate let
ter. descriptive Of the soil, climate and
resources of Brazil which we fiad in the
st. Louis Republican. The letter is
written by a gentleman now, and for
many years. r siding in Brazil, to Mr..
james Harrison, of St. Louis:
1t has never been pu to mr until now,
by your letter. to advise on the subject
OF simple emigration from the United
States TO Brazil Independently OF any
peculiar abnormal condition of things ii
the United States, were asked, Would
you advise any citizen of the United
States TO emigrate to Brazil l"My answer
would be decisively egative; and for the
simple reason that, in my opinion, form
ed from study of seven years, the Uni
ted States is much the sup lior field for
the exercise of powers that men general
ly posses, physically and mentally
And | say this. without intending TO
derrugafe iii the least from the high esli-
mate aave formed f Brazil. and It's
future IL many res ,pcts.
Every hing that mortal man might
fairly ie-Ae on earth was to be found in
the United States, in some part, when [
las. .e.. in 1859. Lands in the West
were good and cheap; a choice of climate
embracing cold, cool, and warm; homo
geneous language, and an enlightened.
liberia and free Government. What bet
ter than these were, or are tn be found in
Brazil! Considering al here a new lam
guage had to be- acquired. new customs
and manners To be learned and adopted,
and that Eears must riapse before Ameri.
cans could be here regarded as other
than for iGU-gs IN a strange land. New
ertheless, b-azi, j, a grand and rising
country, destined .in the future, not
injured or destroyed by internal dissen-
tons, to become great nation But the
United States was already great ma
ton; one of the greatest amon- nations.
and appearsntly destined TO go on in
crpasing IN greatness. aud therefore I'll
ways to be In advance of Brazi phvsi-
cally and intellectually
Why then should citizens of the Uni
ted States leave their country and come
10 i'razil! Your iefter assigns reason
why many now look 10 Brazi. or other
foreign lands in the light. as il were, of
desirable land Of rrtuge--nen seeking
to get away from Government u.oer
which they conceive that their rights are
no longer respected, or their persons or
property safe. This is truly a sad state
OF things; that honorable men, law abid-
ing citizens, friends and supp 1rters of le-
gal, constitutional government, should
feel themselves driven to the hard neces-
sity of looking in their old age to distant
foreign E,nds for ''new home" Can
1t re indeed possible that persecution of
opinion in the bor .er states OF The I'm
ion, or in any state, is ; rank hat hon
est, high minded men are thus in a man
ner forced to leave their ancient home
steads aud H. to other countries!
Washington telegraph., 1865-10-18

ARTENAs WARD ON RgoRGANIZA-
TIoN.-Artemus Ward. in recent let
ter. thus gives an idea Of re. rganizatiu1:
al have never attempted to reorganize
my wife but once | shall never attempt
it again. I'd tin to a public dinuer, and
had allowed myself into drintin' several
Peoples health; and wishing to make
them as robust as possible, continued
drinkin' their heait unit. my own b.
come affected The cpnsekens was |
presented myself ar Betsy's bedside,
late at night, with considerable liquor
concealed about my person nad some
how got posses ion OF a horsewhln on
my way home. Rememberin' some
cranky observashuns of Mrs Wards ia
the mornia,' / snapt the whip putty i've
", and in a loud voice said, BETSY. ypu
need reorgan zin.' ] have come. Betsy,
continued. crackin' the whip o't. the
bcd-'l have come to reorganize you
That mite | dreamed that somebody
had laid hosswhip over me sevtriI
times; and when wok up lounL sha
had | haint drunk much Vt "A rythi !
since, and if | ever have any rcnrgan-
zin' job on hand, III let i; ont
Washington telegraph., 1865-10-18

London, Sept i5.-Consols uncha need. The
kothcnilds hsve introduced new loan for The
Government oi Brazil, for Eve millions of dol.
lars. .n-T
L h. London Lines says thai Capt. Waddell.
OF INV Altnandeah. - acting upon his n res
possibility ana that unless ir can show tha at he
tad 10 knowledge Ut Tie close of the war APP
TIM surrender ol ihc Confederate forces. BE- Il
rasponsihis for AL tle oaiEagcs peTpetFaied upon
American cOmmrrcs after reaso abl,. time
which should have been allowed for comInani.
eating with h.n-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06
DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1896
OIiVe Logan az saratoga,

-
Olive Logan, q very poor actress, but 3
very good feuiltstoniste writes from Sara
togs to Harry Clspps Saturday Press
s rather dsshing and spicy letter, from
which we extract the following:
Poor Dame Fashion, now about TO be
quenched until the Winter galeties COM
mence, gives q few spssmodic gssps before
extinction, IS the Pickering candle shoots
up into 9 brighter flame when just on the
eve of expiring, and finds an untimely
grave IN surrounding tAllow. So with the
ladies here. If not tallow, why then tbs
some other greasy substance which placed
on stray locks forms the "Whiskeri
style Of coifure which was voted vulgar
and taboCed two years ago in Paris. No
matter, it is something new, At last here.
Il Il fashionable, and il is hideously un-
becoming. Another disgusting practice,
much affected this year BY the SarAtogi-
ennes, is that of painting black marks
under the eyes, giving to that feature 8
bold, hard expression 5 combination OF
cold calculation and oyerWeening sensual
ity, which. We might expect in Lais or an
Aspasis, but which we scarcely look for IN
8 pure American girl Of eighteen years OF
age.
In fsct, TO touch on delicste subject
what Is purity, In appearance and IN reall-
ty2 What Is the definition of the word
in the American Dictionary of Fashion
Can girl be said 70 be pure who. sits IN
the grounds of hotel Of 8 dark night,
with her waist encircled by the arm Of g
nan who may be Pickpocket 9 gambler,
or gold-check foEger, for al she knows
she has Only met him at the Springs
The next week he goes away, and she dn
eapos the movement with different basso
or that love of tenor cut Of an engage
menf. She only met him in the afternoon
perhaps. but it e NOS unlikely that at night
In pairing, temboldened BY her Laissea
alLsr, which he, IS a foreigner, doesn't IN
derstand Is "nothing but Airting,") h
draws her pretty form towards him, anC
touches viii his great Fandsl lips her I'm
blushing but innocent cheek. At the mex
interview, ignorant Of the existence Of |
line of demsIcation between Irritation &ni
ImprOpEietyI hs Ofsndl AEi And . an IN
sSlDS