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CITY HALL, MAYoR's OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 1 1S6.


CHARLESTON, S. c., March 4. 1860.
Hon. Gilbert PMS6ury
DIR: am In receipt of your note of 4th
March, 1869, stating that you have qualified
as Mayor of the city of Charleston. and
demanding that [ surrender to You forth
with all books, records, papers and property
appertaining to said office, pursuant to Act
OF Assembly to confirm and validate the
recent election of Mayor and Aldermen of
the city of Charleston, approved 1st March,
1869.
In reply, 1 beg leave to state, that [ am
advised that the Act of Assembly, to which
you refer, is contrary TO the charter of the
city, as well as to the Constitution of the
State and of the United States, and can
therefore confer upon you no authority to
demand the office
In the face of the recorded decision of
the Acting Board of Aldermen against your
claim to the Office, and in the absence Of
any Judgment mt law establishing vour right.
which right has been contested i regard it
as my duty to protect the public franchises
of the corporation, and therefore decline
the surrender of the Office of Mayor and of
the papers and properties Of the city until
the proper tribunals shall have determined
yonr right.
am, slr very respectfully, yours, &C..
GEORGE w CLARK,
Mayor OF the city of Charleston, S. c..
Subsequently, Mr.. Pillsbury repaired to
the office of Magistrate Mackcy, when
arrant was issued under his affidavit for
the arrest and prosecution of "G w. Clark,
Acting Mayor of Charleston" on charge
of misdemeanor, founded on the statute of
August Is, 1868, regulating the tenure of
certain offices, &C., which prescribes
penalty. by fine, not less than 1000, and
Imprisonment at hard labor, in the pcni-
tcntiary for not less than one year
When arrested at his Office by officer
Wolfe, Mayor Clark said that he ''did not
think that the Chief Magistrate of the CITY
could be arrested" and upon showing him
the warrant of arrest, he refused to comply;
but after some consideration, he said:
Perhaps L am wrong; l will either be ut
ALackey's Office in one hour, or will not
come at all; if 1 am not there at the time
specified, l refuse the arrest" At fifteen
minutes to o'clock P. NJ, the Hon. w.
d. Porter appeared at Mr. Mackey's Office
Tor Mayor Clark, and expressed a desire to
examine the warrant, which he did, and
stated that Mayor Clark would be there at
the hour named. At o'clock z. NJ, NTr.
Clark appeared, in company with D. Jen-
nlngs, Esq, and Andrew Simonds, ESQ,
President of the First National Bank, who
entered into recognizance for So, 600 for his
"PPSAHEo ~ Iue COurC OF General SeS-
sions on the 1st of June, 1869.
This concludes the matter so far but
there is a ruinor ahoat that Mr. Pillsbury
intends to establish himself in office, and
discharge the functions of the Mayoraltv to
the disregard of the present incumbent.
Ihis will bring about pleasant state of
AFFAIRS In the community, and what the re-
suit will be may be conjectured.
Napoieon's eyes resemble deceased
mackerel
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"A W0t tPaas s@a.lea.

a. VESt hRaasC Sales.
Assignees sale;i-,- Groceries, Fancy Goods.
2 Isoi Hardware HellowWare, SO. III !,
\ D. G. PE1XoTTo& 4 SON, ,AUOTIoNEERs,.
.nN TUESDAY MORNING, March 16, at 10
" O'Clock precisely, We Will SELL at the store Of
II! Bryce Is Son, corner of Richardson and Bland.
ing streets without the least reserve, the entire
said firmin Bankruptcy, cofisistingof: : LhW
SUGARS, Coffee, Rice uss... .tI'ag. .5.a a.
Molasscs, Syrup, ,Mackerel, ..,-.
Sardincs, Pickles, Salmon, :
Oysters, Canned Fruits, Teas. ~ r 1i' Gigts $40
Table Salt, Paror Matches, at,. .a-rot tif,ryt
> Spice, Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, -.., ,5 g. :,
Candles, Vinegar, Stoneware,
I1nware OF every description
Brooms, Wire Sioves Cotton Yarn.
Blncking, Potware, Ovens, Skillets
Frying Pans, Spiders, Kettles
Hoes, Spadcs Rakes Plows
Grlndstones, C0rn-Shclers, "
Rope, 1wne, Tacks, .-at
Shoe Thread, Axle Grease
Knives and Forks, Pocket Cutlery,
Trace Chains, Nails, Brads, 5;'Is5E
Screws, Brass and Iron Bound Buckets
Locks, of every description, '' 10, tf-
Carpenters Tools, Saws, Planes r- Iva
Hammers, Chisels and numerous other articles
Of merchandise.
IERMs-Cash in United States currency -
March 10 THOS. J. LAMOTTE, Assignee
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A Paris paper, of the 18th ultimo, SAYS
that Mr.. Davis, who has been confined
for several weeks by disease of the heart.
has been advised that an amount of money
has been subscribed in the South, with o
view to relieving him from the peouniary
embarrassments which he has recently expe-
rienced in consequence of his exile
MIR. Davis is confined to his room bv n
serious affection of the heart He is attend
ed by Dr. Smith, physician of great repute
in the treatment of such diseases.
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The skeleton in every married mans
house-His wife's skirt.
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Bank Of Camden. so
Bank Of Charleston. 80
Bank OF Chester. =. Z
Bank of Georgetown 10
Bank of Newberry.. 60
Bank South Carolina 8
State South Caro-. old, 80
State South Caro-. new, 3
Hamburg 4
Commercial /
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Napoieon's eyes resemble q deceased
mackerel
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-06

fee! bound to say, that I regard your Schnapps
MS being, in every respect, prc-emincntly pure,
It is the purest possible article of Holland Gin
heretofore unobtainablc; and, as such, NAV be
safely prescribed by ply scians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist Now Ynrl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

Preservative as well as Curative.
e Iii H:::s!: ssss:,''s:: ss:s b.
:. ): Celebrated: all. over tho Union.
tenn against subsequent attacks Of
;; :;: a. .,.1 MalignaDt Affections.
T fs 1s,,y Ct dis:;:ss 81 The 9Es is!a
= '' Pine Tree Tar Cordial. -
~
siSs: s.: {: =: ssssS E ;;sS
sSs.pes q returning health upon the Patiest
sssh fss :: s:ss q
= and loft thor children
III: sfas :'Rs II fSSs@%e: asss
Their Constitutions have Yielded.
from the pine tee forest, a. prepared BY DR.
"rAs Hed"et Of the E G,,: !: for dc Healing Of a<
~ The hardy bsekvoodsmen. breathing the 2 Q!
S.sa
DvyasA =. ...5~k g 4 - ~
:. Thouads o. people will tell Jon that in tho entire
range Of patQre cuFatives there combination
happy, % eficactcus aud - harmless ii WlsHART's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial: t?.,;.,, T.
81
s0phica A. 70 be unacceptable of further Improvement
Y3s generic taste pi aud tho idea
o. medicine becomes lost In the quality Of pastable
- .~'.:,l DR.. Wishart's Medicines
Are fod BY oil .sspsetsbls aPotheoarss and u,plied
TO tho trade at DR.: WIAHAnTs Great Family 1eicino
No. 232 North Second Street, PHILADELPHIA.
a medical expert. holding honorable collegiate
diplomas, devotes his entire time to the examination
OF patients ct tho 0ce P.rlors Associated With him.
are TIVE consulting physicians Of acknowledged emi-
whose services given to the pabiis FREE o.
CEARGE This opportunity ID offered BIZ no other nsi
tuition ~ this city. TT;
LISTERS from part Of tho county. asking advice
M1il be promptly and KrAtuitously RESPONDED To-,
convenient, remit should take the shapo
Price Of WlsaAs1's Pine Tree Tar Cordial q ~ per
Al contemplation: aieaia b .Sdsesssd .; .
y 2 = ~. L. q. O. MlBHART, n. D.,
t.... No. ga ~. Second street, Philsa0iphts. ;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
'saA BOOK FOR TI1RslkILIIOaA
ARR &c 81

n PRIVATE CouNaELon 70 ffhE MARRnisb q thoas
@ thS phylsoaaEtoI mysteE6 y tha
SEXUAL ysep, With th1 latest diloqvees in peodpcn9
"a 1ow . tho 6asI'
lon q eli it's attrnctjveness and beauty, &C., 10
145Ada "a 1ntoaAstnG nd lqpo4Ant Wu1s oe014 Two
hundred pages, written In plain language With dinner
0bS infofnation that every pSrsoa Vbo ssaii5d q
Is1ly Teaessa it Snfs5els .laysfsfss end .doses
eeor6es that everybody should know; sl It p book
that c1snt to BE- kept under lceh cd n laid
he subject system that worth kno.
pootaGo) on receipt of Fifty cents.
Add.sss: p: Bat.ss: HPi2cns3g = w.soFPss Fifth
Notice to thu iA5sided ard Htartsnate.
Before receiving treatment from any Of tia notesou
a.cas: ct this or any eah1 pls9S. II
q. "4assk .saea;ss" sas.ss!l t:so:s p: Rntt.'
10 cents g have & With III iaissnssses &
cay cost YOU, IS it has many life Of hopeless misery.
nd regret not to have itsI = t,f:E5si2 s.
Dr. Butts can be consulted on any q the di:eeses
mentioned il biz work. from 2 !: TER. GMes
0o0GosD NJ. Iona NO : to031B u
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

The microscope shows the color Of the
substance. When the hair glands become
enfeebled, this pigment fails. One aftor an
other the hairs become white, or fall QUIT
producing badness. Baldness is easy to
prevent but hard to cure. AxERs HAIR
times: always restores its color. Immediate
renovation is at once visible: softness, fresh
ness, and the gloss OF youth. This great Or
nsment should be preserved since It can be
by Ayers HAIR V1ooR, which is beautifully
clean and free from anything injurious to the
hair 1'ibune, &Iningpille, N. Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
Fce dosin&ds absurd,
IA You a9sady kr oW
Les p ejudtce 10 gone,
:: = \: Y.s:H s s ~
COUGH! COUGH! COUGH
Wlf all those, afflicfad with Con h or Uopsslt9oa
read the following. andtearn the value OF II "
Aliens lung Balsam.
. - WHIT tho Docto "a Saw "ar
What the Doctors Saw,

Anos Woo!lys NJ: D:s Of Kosoiuseo GO, i3a 49,:
bALsAM exclusively il by practice. and am ataaed
there no hstter medicine for lung diseases IL
ALIRNs IUfsG BAhsAM not only sells rapidly but
gives; perfect satisfssdon in every cay 1tlh6 my
It Possesses valuable medicinal propsrtiea cffSeH -
i in my daily practice: Ind with unboonded snoeea
propagation hive eyes yet kqoyn " - =, -.
II hswo desht itwil soon become classical yemc
dial AGENT for the cnr of ali diseases Of the Throat
, Bronchial Tubes aud the Lungs" ~7t
Or: Lloyd. . Ohio asreeon e the srny ass.as ths
q" hivs no hssauc ~ "a saying that Il va byeds e.
Of yost Inns sAlsam that am now alive andsnjsslns
Dr. Fletohsr OF MID Iuri. s,ys: II recommShd 1eur
BAlsAa in preference e6any other medicine
! and j gives Aaipfactiqn" IN a
AIfEN's tuNa BAIsAM is tho remedy tovcufslall
Lang and Throat difficulties 1t should be thoroughly
tested bptore usip9 Any other Bassp. It will cp.s
). n. HARRIS Is Sole F;opSissoss. 0nCisnesi
Ohio For sale by all Druggists 90. t1nrr ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
SHARP PRACTICE.
,Colored Confidence Man.
o. kn.A n>~ -

r
Last Saturday evening . good looking
mulatto called at the, house Of Ben Scott,
I thu VehskHUSn public cr,er, on Oak street,
and inquired where he could obtain .lotl,.
ings for the night, stating that he had just
kArgiYels fSbp the country, Scott pointed
lHS& Aoataing house, but eat tho same
tide Invited the stranger "a come in
and take a scat. A conversation FOL Moved,
in which 10 ssof the yellow hue told /,
long and perhaps plausible story OF his life
| in tie Southern land. His master died d.,-
rfhg the wiz, md Sambo "negotiated." us
he said, n politS word for 'e'stOle') $72, Oll0
in bullion and plato. This by the aid OF
a partAaf %4s buried. and. remained hidden
until Gl>rtkeswar, When It was unearthad
and brought in a trunk to the North, and
Nas a9aih butiaihin the town Of Oheekto.
magG Sambo's partner was taken sick
eonld not, endure The Northern climate, etc
| Ind wanted to 90 South again. I
Now comes the softest part Of the story,
~ told to poor Scott. The partner would
sell all his claim to the treasure for four
tAouse4p9 dollars y sembo haa secured
fol- Id advance tie other thopsdnii.
This1fovsd 4 tempting bait fdr the public
cl4er; and heA1iketlpon it Aitha a1i6ty.
He agreed to furnish the one thousand dol
lars. and was to have large share of tho
treasure. All day Monday and Tuesday he
labored 70 6na the money, ,apd Tuesday
evAnihk il Company with Sambo dr0ve1his
hdEsstS the xi1dskof Cheektowago, Where
the partner Was found waiting. Arrange
ments were soon completed, and Scott
handed the home sick gentleman from the
South $1,000 in ereenbacks, when, with
coolnes1 thaA Quat have besn refreshing to
Scott they told him to atay and hold the
horse while they went after the hidden
etptk.s Scott held that korse till his mind
.h6cAme sumdently clear tQ discover:thet be
was {. victim of misplaced confidence, and
then returned, to Buffalo and told the story
Is tho politsia hhoritiea, j s;tti,: ION
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

good as the glazier's diamond, and net half
Is expensive. Cuts glass. in all shapes ~
readily - the diamond. Ia easily handled.
Anyone can use it. Everyone should have it.
Every farmer should have. one. Every nloE.
chant should have one. Every hopsekeepef
have one. The best thing ever invonted to
cut glass with. A big thing Tor agents. Send
81. SO and get sample. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress, J.: G. Hill, OIL Pope's Block,
Chicago, NV 81 t't1' !..h E:s"' =. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
ERRORS or YOUTH

4 0ENFLEME ZEN VIII" suffered for ysan from NogyoU
Debility. Prematnrs Dsosy, all tho Rsos Of youth
su indiscretion. w for the sake Of sus,ins humanv
sad free TO oil who need It, the receipt and
Tor uskins the Emple remedy by which hs was ou,s
ansayers Wishing to profit BY the advsrrsrs exn.,i
.uaa can do 70 ky aldrsssiu9, in perfect conidsuoe
: ii! g. ~ = JOHN Is. OGDEN.
dl No. ~ Uodae street. Now York
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

PIMPLEs, BLoTcHEs, Eruptions or hunors
appearing upon the face are removed by the
use sbf DR.: Pierce'G Alternative Extract, or
Golden Medical Discovery. For Weak Back,
Female Weakness, or Irregularities, netting
equals it. Sold by druggists. or send three
and = quarter dollars to Dir. r, v, Pierce,
Buffalo, N. " for three bottles free of ,Ex-
press charges.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

The BEST AND On1o1sA1, ToN1o; Of Iron
Mack 4 Co.'S Ferro PRosphorated Eli1il Of
Calisaya Bark. Tho Iron restores color; to
the blood the Phosphorus renews waste OF
the nervo tissue. and the CaiisayA gives
natural heslthful tone to the digestive Or
forms, Wakefuiness, General Debility, and
Depression of spjrite. Manufactured only by
Caswell, mack & Co., New York. Sold by all
Druggists. .,.s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

1MH ua1r Is QlCKs
ened, falling hair checked; and bald
ness eoitens though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the .6licles are destroyed,
o The glands .atrophied and. decayed:
Blu! such Is remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application: Instead
Of: foulingothe hair With a pasty' sedi;;
ment, it will, keep it clean land vigorous.
Its occasional use will: prevent the haii
from turning gray or falling off, and
Consequently prevent badness: Free
from, th6se' deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous. and
t injurious t. tie haiE. the y igor gan
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for /, '44'<!si' :"f .s:>in+2;H"1 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
r. Rfsm ,1aa, eId4a b g G9 q. h..

MessFs. BURNE1T 4 Co... - -. LI'.tl
My daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia ia
her head for three years. She has used during that
time many powerful applications. These. with the
intense heat caused by the palms, burned her hair
30 badly that In October, 1861, It all came of.
suit was astonishing. She had not used half the
contents of bottle before her head was covered
with fine young hair. In four months the hair
and fine, and Of darker color than formerly.
With respect, VIM. &. EDDY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
No. %.

Nervous debility with, its. gloomy attend
ants. low spirits, dopression,' involuntary
loss of power,s d,zsy head, loss OF memory,
and sthreatenod impotence and imbecility,
ind =, sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo.
pathic Specific, No. twenty eight. Composed
Of the. most valuable mild and potent cura.
tives, they strike at cnce at the root D the
matter, tone up the System, arrest the dis
and vitality to; the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price IS pel
packak6 OF elk boxes and vial, which ia very
important IN obstinate and old cases, or 81
per single box Sold by, all druggists, and
sentby mail on receipt of price. Address
Company. b62 broadway. N. Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
Read tho RoIloyvtn9 Letter,


[Frou one Of the oldest and most reliable sroosry
merchants in tho city Of Dsvsnport.(
Fn1END WALTON: Agreeable to my prom.
Use, to yoa wllen!lere, IMliteiyou, ltof pnbli-
the good effects Of Roback's Stomach Bitters
upon myself. T had been troubled with midi
e0stiDn for ! long time, attended with severe
he9dache, particularly after eating: when,
fortunately, an cid soldier friend came into
theistofe and Recommended mo to, u 70 TO-
backs Ditters. I did 80 by taking, q, small
wine glass full just before each meal ,, and TO
my great JOY was relieved at once, and am
now we'll by their ne. I:wouid not be with
other medicine since commenced using the
Bitters. And I can say with q clear con-
science, try Roback's Bitters they will do al
they aro Recommended to do-if taken &C.
c'o!,rFa'ns 70 ''rec'ons' feSrs sr9ly; ,,-
Or the firmof Beiderbeck h Miller, wholesale
gr0cers, Davenport, Iowa. :, J. = -;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

PARTICULARS attention is directed to thd ad-
vcrtisement. OF Book for the Million-MAR-
RAGE Gu1DE-in smother column. ut should
DO read by all.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
'''' h. 'Ayer's'.5-o.. %
1rHiie Ge s;'a!H as.a .1!i53ig 1@af s. +.
Hair::Vigori!',
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality, and Color. !:

70 A. dressing which
;isaat!once! agreeable,
heskhyoa and efectqal
!@Nr:. o,prsseerving, thu
hair Faded or gra,
hair Is soon restored
TO sts' original color,
,s0ih 1.-THE nsbss and
freshness Of youth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE makes up the fol.
lowing hist of schemes in preparation 70,
the coming session of Congress, looking
to the obtaining Of appropriations of aid o.
subsidy from the general government:
The Kanawhs Canal and James =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
sv rE TssF5 i.set
Because.

: =
!. ..:.x Because 49,, :; ;,
After eleven; years. expert.
ence and trial the sales haves
increased leach ;and every
wear, and. sthousands"of let
tiers (,1nsolicited) Of the re-
'nlarkable cures they have
performed bear ~ Witness
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures ny these
niedicines 6s'F *'''H7t.. II, IT
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Lightning rs q Photographers

/
A correspondent of the Scientific Ameri-
leled story of marks produeed, by light
ming during thunder storm in Washing
lseoa. c4anty, Md. In an open lot near the
residence of the late Capt. John Ressley,
about two and q half miles northwest of the
town OF. Hancock, in the county named,
sto6d ali oak tree Of medium size,, under
which. during q thunder storm, a sheep
had taken shelter from the rain. On =
lipb or branch Of the tres sat a robin,
dksatj4 otat tie shesp;. Z Aahlso light
ming struck the tree, the robin, and the
sheep, killing both of the latter. We saw
thes@hesf lying lni14r the Jiea and went
to see if it had been killed. When we ar
rived, We found the sheep dead, lying upon
the left side, md found the dead body OF
the robin lying upon the right. or upper
sideof the sheep. Capt. Ressley ordered
hiA gervants to skin tie sheep (which they
di9 nlsdlatsly. and ben the came to
||4he spot op'theri6ht which wastho upper
side, where the body of the robin had
fallen, and where We had found it, they no.
ticed strange appearance, and called our
attention to it. To our no small stonish-
ment, We found on thee fdsiile Of the skin
of the sheep. and also on the flesh Of
tuo DONy .-O1 H. g pCAACCC PACSua0 VI
~ e., ss1sias .syspaat3 the fine fine fringes
not have been the falling of the body of the
robin upon the body of the sheep that caus-
ed the impression. as the figure or picture
thus formed was not that of a dead bird ly-
ing sidewaysaon the 1heep, as We found it,
but it vssGI st4ct ist61s q the robin,
while sitting upon the limb of the tree,
above tho Sheep This circumstance ut the
time elected . great deal of controversy
among q small circle of educated gem
kslaapen lin stha immediate vicinity, and
|aho only coaaelus3na 4lht, could be arrived
at was, that the current of electricity in the
instant of its passage, carried the outline
aoSetha figure Of the rebinN down upon the
body of. the sheep. the sheep having fallen
iii it were not already lying) upon it's side,
before the body of the robin reached it in
its DOWNWARD descent ,No!dopbt; the sheep
'wds lying down at the time ii the stroke.
Now whether the body of the robin ab-
sorbed a portion of the electric fluid, and
in that way caused tho picture, (darkened as
it was) upon the inside of the skin aud up
on the flesh of the sheep, I am not able to
prove. but that has always been my theory
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

e.tel AkE Iaiiaais non nsiaf e sssr@ eiS fpnint
e cts posthaid:: 1dd.sS IL ~ 200. PutiisS'
eis, D3uedsio, N u. n
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WHAT If THE MATTER.

I.tsel it in inv head
: NensasicAs heavy dull;
~ ny brnin - dizzy seems. 81 Il, -
- NY frame bony gull. :. ,
BIZ. smell Nm losing fast, =.
NY ta.teis none too good.
Ano,se is in,my ears.
Had appetite for food. 81.
SonS say mxbrsath smells had, =
hXSoise g shanfs4 1aev: .: -, - :: =
:, ItsS dropping de.d'.' = " -
I Oi mAtt6fin my tho laS u = y IL
9Asys " Al ulcer in my head, >.
Mrsmpfons c!osrly note -
Ahent my snondsr blade. 81
Iteo soviis soreness plain; ',
AlSU my chcst and side .1r1 j
Occasionally pain A. =,
=, ltsr some ,aasy slime. en-, ::
= ,a BSa'na n Ky pi !. sat tau ~.
.lt.cept aportion scAsE. IN II
~ Ihn not exsstly sick, :, -
rss tolA yoa how feel.
3 1ne matter who ntel! " Z 81 Z.
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