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Secretary N1cCu1Iooh'- Report.

WAsHINGToN, April 21.-Banks's bill protecting
natuI a zed citizens abroad, amended by alo wing
the president to Withdraw commercial relations
from Offending nations, and exempting amb ASA.
dors, consuls and agents from the persons whom
the president may incarcerate in retaliation,
passed SO 10 8.
The pressure on uncommitted senators is tre.
mendOus and comes from all quarters. The APP
prehensions Of the presidents friends are ncreas
ing.
The new municipal officers of Alexandra have
qualified. There are no negroes aud no known
native Virginians among the new officers.
HOuse.-RObinsOn offered a resolution recalling
the managers and abandoning impeachment.
The speaker declared II was question OF privi'
lege, but nnder ruling of the speaker or of ma
joTity, the House could refuse to consider even a
question Of privilege.
The House refused to entertain the resolution
by strict party vote.
The postoffice committee was directed 70 inquire
into the expediency OF the government securing
the control of the telegraph lines.
Bills restoring Lieutenant Commanders Abbott
and Doty to the active list passed.
A bill abOsbing third assistant engineers and
reducing marines TO 1900 passed.
An amendment 10 the bankrupt law, extending
time TO January 1869, for such as cannot pay
fifty per cent, passed.
Adjourned.
The secretary Of the treasury reported the
amount realized from Confederate property
abroad as amounting TO Sl44 900, at an expense of
$40 600. The sources from which tie amount was
recovered was from the Shenandoah, sumter;
Tallahassee and Confederate agent r. p. Walker.
Mr.. CuDard denies that the Cuba and City Of
Paris are racing.
Rear Admiral Rowen, en- route to command the
Asiatic squadron, reached Good Hope all well.
Mr. Stsnbery is much better.
There was full meeting of the cabinet to-day.
The president to day sent several routine mes
sages 10 the House.
Secretary McCulloch's report states that the
of ha Y
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FROM NEW YORK.
Racing Steamers.

New York, April 2l.-The steamer Waser re.
ports meeting the racing steamers on Sunday,
both going at the rate Of twelve and half miles
per hour. The Cuba was six miles south Of the
City of Paris.
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CooL AND REFRESHING DRNKs.-Soda. mead,
iced lemonade etc., are delightful beverages, and
the place TO find these made to perfection Is at J..
R. Nugeut's, l56 Canal street.
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The Figaro asserts that the uniform selec.e5 % ios
the Garde Mobile has been COPIED irom 'na' oi mo
choruses in " Der Frieschutz."
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THE EEL ECTION.

The official returns of the election are not yet
completed in any district of the city except the
Fourth, consisting of the tenth and eleventh
wards. The msjorites in both are as follows on
the State and parish tickets:
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The best way to eco1omise 10 these hard nmes;
is 10 buy Grover BAKER sewing -aacnine' suo
do your ownwork.
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FOR FURTHER 1NFoRMArIo


See Professor Dewsess valuable works the Practice Of
Physic.
See remarks made by the celebrated DR.. Physc Of
Philadelphia
See any and all STANDARD Works on Medicine.
TDr KEYsER is physictsn experiences
and graduate the Jesrson Medical College and Of the
University Of Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
Mr. II. T. HELNBoLD:
DEAR sIR-In regard to the question asked me as 20 my
opinon about BUCHU, would say that have used and
od the article In various forms for the past thirty ears
do not think any form preparation Of IL have not
used or known used in The various diseases where such
nedicate agent would be indicated.
You are swars as we'll myself thatt has bsen exts
siyey employed in the diseases Of the bladder and
Kidneys and the reputaoRi. has acquired in udgmsnt
n warranted by The facts
I have seen aud used. before stated every form Of
BUCHUthe powdered the simple deeOction, tneure
auid extracts; aud cozniEant Of preparation
efthat plant at all equal yours Eighteen exper
iepce ought thi. to give the right 10 judge Of its
merits, and without prejudice partially give pre-
oedence over all Others
value your Buchu for It's effects patients. have
eured with IT, and cured with IT, diseases OF the
bladder and kid eys than have cured with other
Buchu or any 0har proprietary eompO und OF whatever
name. Respectfully yOur', etc,
GEO. II. KEYsER, NJ. D.,
l4O Wood street, Piitsburg, Pa
August II, 1865.
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ASK FOR HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU.
tIRGtSr MANUFACTURING CHEMIST IN THE WORLD

lam acquainted with II. T. HslmbOld; he occupied the
drug store opposite my residence and successful in con-
ueng the business where others had been equally be-
fore him have been voraby impressed with his eharac
Ger and terprse.
VIM wKIGHTMAN, srm Of Powers a WsightmanJ
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
The proprietor induced to nske this statement
ou the fact that his remedies although advertised,
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
ACTS GENTLY,

easant in ta,te and Odor free from all injurious prOp'
<ies and Immediate In hs action.
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FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,

% Medcsl Properties contained in Dispensatory Of the
United StA,es OF which the following Is correct copy;
"BUCHU-Its odor is strong. difusivs, and somewhat
aromatic its taste beish and analogous to that Of mint
II given chiefly In complaints Of the Urinary Organs, such
as Gravel Chronic Cstarh Of the Bladder morbid irritation
Of the Bladder Ureth diseases Of ihe Prstrae and
Retention Incontnence Of Urine from loss Of tone in
the parts concerned in its evacuation. II has also hesn
recommended Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous
Affections and Dropsy.n
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HeImboIds Buchu.

HeImbOI6s BucHu.
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
pIABETEs.
IRRITATION OF THE NICK. OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF sTHK. KIDNEYS CA.
TARRH OF TIE BLADDER STRAIN
curry OR ILLUMINATING.
For these diseases Is truly sovereign remedy and too
nueh sid in its praise single dose has been
know n to relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled With distressing pain in the small OF
the back and through the hpsf tsaspOogial day Of
HELMBOLD's BUCHU win relieve you
PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE.
make no secret OF ingredients HBLMBOLDS EN.
TRACT BUCBU composed Of Buchu, Cubebs and Junipsr
Berries selected with prepared in vacuo and
according to rules Of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known the most valuabls
Diureties afforded.
A DIURETIC
is THAT WHICH ACTS UPON THE KIDNEYS
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
ACTS GENTLY,
leasant In odor free from all jurlOas proper
Sles and Immediate In hs action.
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CONFEDERATE PROPERTY ABROAD.
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Amendment to the Bankrupt Act.
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THE OREsCENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM wAsHIN6TO TON,
Resolutions In the House TO Abandon
impeachment.

GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF TELEGRAPHS.
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Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
Th. proprietor has been make this statement
Om the his remedies, although advertised, are
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
And knowing that the intelligent refrain using anything
pertaining 10 Quackery the Patent Medicine srdermost
which are prepared by self styled Doctors too
snorant 20 physcan's simplest prescrip much
ess competent to prepare Phamac utica preparations.
These parties various Of ehesting sales such
copying parts advertisements Of popular remedies and
nishng with certificates
The Science OF Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE AND
MAJESTIC hAvins fact for its basis induction for s pillar
ruth alone for Its capital
n WORD OF CAUTION
Health s most important; and the afflicted should not
snadyersed madeleine; any remedy, unless its contents
or ingredients tnown others besides the manufacturer
they satisfied Of qualifications Of the party
Offering.
Belmbold's Genuine Preparations.
FIUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
SSsAbliAhed upwards Of Eighteen Years
PREPARED BY H. 7. HELMBOLD.
Principal Depots,
AElMBOID'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
sS4 Brsadway, New York.
AND HEIMBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
1oA South TentA street. philadelphia, Pa.
PRICE 81 Is PER BOTTLE, Oh SIX FOR % 50
s0ldby al Druggists.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Marriage, II rightly understood,
Is to the virtuous and the good,
A paradise below.
Hsw Ramsay Paid Ills Rent.

Wit is sometimes worth msney. but
then it is quite essential to have . good
natured customer to deal with.
When Allen Ramsay, . wsll.known
Scotch poet, began life, he WAS 80 poor
that be could not meet his first hall. yssr .
rent. After it became due, he met his
landlord and explained bis circumstances,
and expressed his distress at his failure to
meet his obligations. The jolly landlord
was quite kind to him, and said that, a.
he was lad of some genius. he would
give him . chance to cancel his debt with.
out paying . shilling. 'If," said the
creditor, "you'll give me o rhyming IN.
swer to four questions III as many min.
utes, III quit you the rent altogether"
Allen said hs would try. The questions
we're: "What does 6sd love? What
does the devil love? What docs the world
love? What do I lover"
Ramsay wrote
"God loves man whom hs refrains from sin;
The devil loves man when hs persists therein
Tho world loves man when riches on him Gov,
And you'd love me could psy you what owsl'
"The rent IL paid" said the farmer,
giving his ingenious tenant hearty slap
on tho shoulder.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
The Black nilIs ana Country.


These hills arc part Of the eastern chain
Of the Rocky Mountains, and lis bstwsss
tho 43d and 45th degrees Of North lati-
tuds and the 103d and l06th degrees Of
longitude west from London. They erosS
the northwest boundary Of Wyoming
territory, and lie partly 10 Dskotah. They
cover an area Of 100 miles In lssgth and
about sixty in width. On the north and
south sides Of tho hills Aow the Nerth
and South forks Of Big Chsysnns--the
most important stream in this region.
The North branch passes along the north
side Of the range, receiving very many Of
its tributaries and most Of the waters from
II, but takes its rise far to tho westward
Of tho range, near the source Of tht
Powder river, ia the divide between Tho
waters Of the yellow Stone and those Of
the Missouri. The South fork also rises
in the same divide, flowing along the base
Of the range, and also receives numerous
tributaries which have their sources ID
it. These two msis branches units about
80 miles east Of the Black Hills, forming
the Big Cheyenne, which flows into tho
Missouri river about 60 miles tb9vo tho
old Fert Pierre. The country bas.S III.
per6oial area Of about 1880, 600 aeses,
and sbouuds 10 the best quality Of pine
timber.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Temperance In Cslnecticul

Ia Stanford, Conn. some pastors Of tho
Catholic order have been very active in
the cause Of Temperance, and very sue-
eessfal, too. They have induced two
hundred men and women to take tho
pledge, and so diminish tho revenues Of
the whisky shops that ave Of them wsrs
forced to shut up. Catholic olsrgSnsn
can do = great deal Of good In this way.
When Father Mathew began to tsks part
in tho temperance movement, hs effected,
all at once. ten times the amount Of good
produced by all the So called liquor laws,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Mojave Sink and Death Valley II
California.
tcorrssponisnss Of the Boston Joursal.]

rcorrsspondsnss Of the Boston Journal.]
No part Of the State 10 30 forbidding
to the traveller as this. The only trecS
are the yucca and juniper. The yucca is
q variety Of the palm, twelve feet high
and ten inches In diameter. Its leaves
resemble the blade of q baysnet, hanging
down the side Of the stem, giving IL q
rugged, uncouth appearance. For hun.
drsds Of miles it's the staple article Of
fuel.
Tho Sink Of the Nojavs river flows
from Bear Valley, running through can.
ons, over and under the surface for q
hundred miles before il reaches the lake.
The lake is Eve miles wide by twenty in
length. Though called . lake II never
contsins any water the whole stream Of
the river, even during the rainy season,
sinks beneath the alkaline soil as fast as
it flows in. The entire surface 10 covered
with the carbonate Of soda 50 thick as to
give the surface Of tho lake the appear.
sncc Of snow. field.
The great death Valley" lies partly
in this and in Inyo counties. According
to tho survey Of Prof. Williamson, this
frightful place is $50 feet below tho level
Of tho ocean, while 20 miles west arc
clustered the highest peaks Of the Sierra
Nevada, from 10000 to $4,000 feet high.
These facts afford some idea Of the wild
confusion Of mountains, cauons, and dc.
pressions that mark tho topography Of
this region. This valley, which owes its
name to the sad fate Of large party Of
emigrants who perished here Of thirst in
1852, is 100 miles long by 90 wide. There
are numerous springs, but they are oil in-
tepsely alkaline. The heat OF this valley
is terrific in summer, and often reaches 95
deg. iu winter.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT

For the Cxre Of Diarrhea, Dyscntery,
SKINNER Compliant, Cholera AiorJus,
Elur, Caildren's 7sething, and the
Great Preventative Of Asiatic Cholera.
THIS extraordinary medicine, tho fame Of
l. which 10 spread broadcast througho the
country, is undoubtedly superior to my remedy
ever offered to the public for the complaints for
which 1t Is intended. We have in our possession
testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col. Logan,
late Chief Typographical Engineer Bureau at
Washington, Cen. Fitx Henry Warren, General
fleasanton, and others Of the army; Father P
]. DeSmet, tho celebrated Indian Missionary /;
also officers Of the Navy, Surgeons, Hospital
Stewards, Commanders Of nearly every steamer
Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army ehaplsins, and others too numerous to men.
tion. Likewise highest encomiums of the Press,
most Of which are published In our Almanac,
which we will send to any ono requesting Il,
pratsing its valuable medicinal qualities In tho
highest terms. No other medicine has such re-.
commendations. Sold by druggist and medicine
dealers everywhere.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
To be Rich and 10 be Married.

- often said that girls wish to be
rich aud to be married, as if il were an
accusation against them. But why should
not girls wish to bs rich aud to be mar.
ricd? Is there anything wrong?-is
there anything ccnsurable ?-is there any.
thing to be condemned in either Of these
wishes?
Tho world is full Of good and pleasant
things: have not girls, as we'll as men, o
desire to possess and enjoy them? Must
blood flow slow and sluggish, because il
is in woman's veiusp Shall her pulses
never leap with the thrills Of IN ambition
which is esteemed honorable in man?
And why should not girls desire to be
married? Marriage is ON institution pos.
scssing both human and divine sanction,
which it would be quito impossible to up.
hold without the cooperation Of young
women. Then have they no right to take
an interest in it, and, iu fact, to look upon
it as opening to them, as it does, their
most important sphere Of action?
There is q difference Of opinion as to
whether women should be sailors, or doc.
tors, OF lawyers, or even voters; but no
doubt was ever entertained about their
qualifications to become wives. It is ri.
diculous to speak, as If it was to their
disparagemcnt, Of tho high appreciation
which they instinctively place upon the
most important relation which Nature has
ordained for them. The poet tells US
that
Marriage, II rightly understood,
Is to the virtu0us and the good,
Aparadi,s below.
OF course, wealth and marriage, both
honorable in themselves, ore to be sought
only by honorable means. Honesty, In.
dustry and economy produce wealth. A
woman who understands, thoroughly and
10 detail, all household duties, and who
manages all her household affairs judi.
ciously, contributes greatly to her hus-
bands prosperity, and to her own.
So the possession Of all the virtues,
and all the accomplishments, is the first
and surest step towards acquiring the pos.
session Of good husband.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

The new Tabernacle at Salt Lake City
has proved too small to hold the audi.
eness Of Saints that. seek admission TO II.
But ten Thousand 4 The utmost can now
bs assembled withid&ts walls. Brigham
Young has announced that II would be
necessary TO have . gallery In the Tabor.
nacle to accommodate the congregation.
With galleries, the building might be
made to hold fifteen thousand people.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

toriginsi.1
LET ME DIE IN SPRING TINE.
Obi let ne de IN the bright spring,
When everything looks ssyJ
When happy birds are on the wing,
And soaring far away.
Fer II 80 In sprisg, ysu know,
The little birds will GENE,
But II my grave was wrspt In snow,
The birds would oil be gone.
Iwish the sweet wild aow'n 70 grow
All Ger my lonely bed,
And those dear friends leave below
win strsw then s'sr ny head.
Obi may they then upsn my grave
Shed one deep, silent tear,
And when the winds above ne wave,
I'll feel that some are nssr.
Nay, 1858. =.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

An experienced orohardist says that
apple trees two years old are better for
setting out than those of more ad.
vsnesd ago and will produce fruit as soon
after being transplantsd, all other things
being equal, as trees four or five years old
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

An old bachelor, who had become mel.
aucholy and postical, wrote some verses
for the village paper, in which he OK.
pressed the hope that the time would soon
como whom he should
-"rsst sslnly with shroud,
With weeping willow BY my SIDE"
but to his iusxpressible horror it came
out in print:
"When I shall rest calmly with skavl
And whoppiag Widov BY ny side"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
MACUlRE'S
Sarsaparilla Stomach Bitters.

THE best Aromatic stomache ever offered to
L the public. It an excellent tonic, pleasant
to the taste and agreeable to the stomach, and
will be found vastly superior to any other article
In use for promoting digestion, preventing chills
aad fever, Strengthening and purifying the blood.
Il 10 made from the 6asaparills, Stillilgis, yell
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots and Cslisaya,
Pricsly Ash and Wshoo BaEks, ndpossesses rare
medical qualities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

Speaking Of Andy johnson, John Vau
Buren, once said:
"Thsy aay johnson il vulgar in his Dc.
msauor. The fact is, the country VA
spoiled, and public taste led to expect TOO
much BY tho high aristoorstic tone Of his
predecessor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Well |

ten"
Wclli
After that, we'll give IL up that the
Devil is gentleman Of modesty and
truth
Such lie would knock hell's lowsf
jaw out Of joint!
How long has It been siacc. those arms
were "thrown DOWN.
How long since the last "rebsl'' musket
was grounded" and the last tattcred
"rsbcl" banner folded away a. sacred
memento Of the graudest struggle for In.
dependence that this world ever bsheldi
The damnable old gorilla from Sanga-
mon, his Cabinet Ministers and his Con.
gress Of brawling rufiians, had over and
over again, by Resolutions, by Proclama.
tions, BY private letters and public speech
es, assured the world, that the war was
prosecuted only aud solely, to restore tho
Union and the Constitution
Times without number, had the faith
Of the nation been pledged that the very
hour resistance ceased, would see oil the
States in their accustomed places, with
every right, and dignity, and privilege
untouched aud uhimpairedi
Believing these pledges, which have
since proved falser than tho scum which
floats upon the surface Of perdition, tho
South and her people surrendered three
long years ago.
Three Years Agoi
And whsre are those "opcn arms. that
were waiting to "receivo" them?
They were told to "abolish" slavery,
and they'd be admitted.
They abolished" it!
But not much admission
They were told to "ratify" the devil.
tries which . mob Of perjured outlaws
were pleased to style "Amendmsnts 70
the Constitution" and they'd then get In.
They "ratifsd!"
But didn't get alarmiugly "in."
They were told to "remodel their Stats
Governments" and they'd certainly bs
allowed prompt entrance into the joys
Of the "heaven. born" and "iudissolubls"
Union.
They "remodelcdr'
But no entrance yeti
They we're told to make white meh Of
sucat n'SECtoS "uu VutCSbt0S olIouU OF t06lE
noblest and bravest sons, and on the hon.
or OF an African Republic, they should
forthwith come in.
Down they went again on their kneesj
with their tongues they licked the black:
ing off the skunk. .odored oraug. .outangs.
made citizens Of balloons; and disfranchi.
ssd five hundred thousand men like Prios
and Beauregard and Leo!
And to-day, utter al the insults, tho
outrages, the submissions of the last three
years. they're just a. far from being In
the Union, 40 they were in 90, when
"Stonewal" thundsred in ''ths Valley"
and Brsgg and Smith scared Porkopolis
out of her witsl
Every day, every hour, since Lees sur.
render in '65, has been one long, dark,
fearful scene Of cruel vengeance on the
part Of the North, aud Of silent, helpless
suffering on the part Of the South
Conqusror aud conquered, victor and
victim!
And "Na Nesa' the shout Of thu
stranger.
Hswley il both Liar and Feel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
MAGUIRE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE

THIS elegant srtiels for restoration Of the
L growth Of the hair, - we'll o. preserving II
from turning .sray, aad changing gray hair back
st the hssd Of oil Hair Rsstorstivss. Ill Il one
Of the oldest, and its popularity and fame eannst
b taken from It. Price 81 per bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
TODAY.
NJ xArB PUrSuM osoooD.

NJ xArB PUTHuu osoo0D.
TO day tender greeness hlls
The meadows worn and gray,
The woods astir with leafy thrills,
Hang eloud-liks on the sunny hills--
New budds'd In day.
To-day the sheltered hollows hold
The nrst pink blooms Of Msyj
Faint frsgraaees the sense unfold
In subtitle meaning vaguely told;
- And breath 10 bliss to Jay.
To-day the secret ssul Of Spring
The light airs tempt astray;
About our brows her kisses cling,
And life fergsts tho smothersd sting
In perfect peace to-day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough, Asthma,
and all affections Of Throat and Lungs.
MAcUlRE'S
El:D4CtO1'ly SlI1'aE2D

II plants. It is compounded from Wild Cher.
~, Liverwort, squills, esgsns, Snake Root, Ele.
canpsgus, Horshound, Iceland and Irish Moses,
Liqlories, &c, and 10 . simple, harmless. and
most e6sstual medicine, - will BE- seoR from tho
ingredients. For children particularly It Is *.
esllsat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

SOLD BY DRUGozsZs:EvxRYwHERE
]. d g. MAoUJRE. Sole Proprietors,
Cor. Second and Olive strsts, ST. LOUIS, NO.
jan ., 1858, nj ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
MAGUIRE'S
AGUE MIXTURE.
For the Cure Of Chilli and Fever, Inter.

ns.sent Fever, Dumb Asae, Diseased
Liver, DC.
Tor more than fifteen years this great and in
= fsllibls specific has been used a. remedy for
the above complaints, and It has effected the most
sxtraordipay cures controlling the diseases after
every other medicine has been Tcsorted to without
effect. Thousands have tested its efficacy, and
ell vhs have used II will give testimony 70 it.
wonderful success.