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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
Vermont.

Ca
Although Vermont is understood to be
the stronghold of the republican party,
yet the democracy made great gains at the
last State election. The Montpelier Argus
has carefully written summary of the
result, showing no less than Eve towns
which have been redeemed and will thiS
year be represented bv democrats in the
legislature. The contest was ia many ~
stances a close one. Every dodge o. ','
ical cunning was put in operation 'a' '1
democracy stood firmly at tAelf guns |-
won glorious sictofy IN one 'o"D "
publican) where republican represents
| tive was elected by four majority '"''0
/ wero Gonr more votes counted than 'neto
4 n,ere names recorded as having VoEeo' anu
1 ~ da,,,,r.s;, State ticket was successful
bv majority of five! CABOT, / ii'''n',a'
r.,sr,,;Y South Burlington, Marshhcia,
po,ton and Gray have elected cemocfauc
rcnresenfatycs. IN Moretown Il fepuon-
,.', = elected. Mortified also loses Its
commemorative, but WAS successful IN eiect-
~, eiobt of the twelve justices OF the
oc.ca, Danville is the banner town OF
caledonia county. Col. A. NJ. Dickey IS
returned from Bradford by majority OF
tvcnty-two. In Burlington the repubE-
cans had only seventy five majority against
the several hundred of few years ago.
The .lyqus says the whole vote is light,
the democratic vote falling off less in pro-
portion than that Of our opponents. Last
year the republican majority in the State
was about 2S, 600, and this year it is bu
about IS, ,000.--Boston Post.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
LONDON. Sept. 81,

The Ritualists, clerical and lay, are just
now deeply excited over the contents Of
the letter or rescript Of Pope Plus lXth,
in which his Holiness repudiates the idea
of non- Catholics or persons not in full
communion with the Catholic church at.
tending the E,umencial Council in Rome
andH taking part in the proceedings.
Puseyism or Ritualism will not do; dele
gates must belong to the Holy Mother by
profession and baptism. Rev. DR.. Cum
mings will not, consequently, have an
opportunity of an oral discussion with the
assembled prelates.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

Many child goes astray, not because
there is want ofprayer or yirsoe at home.
but simFiy because home lacks sunshine.
A child needs smiles as much as flowers
need sumheams. Children look Ittle be-
yond the present moment. If thing
disp!eases, they are prone to avoid 1t.
II home is the place where faces and words
are harsh, and fault finding is ever IN the
ascendant. they will spend as many noars
us possible elsewhere. Let every ia'net
and mother, then, try to be happy. Let
them look happy. Let them talk 70 'heif
children, especially little ones, IN such
way as to make them happy.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
MY CREED.

lhold that Christian grace abounds
Whore Charity is seen; that when
We climb TO Heaven, tits on the ROUNDS
Of love TO men.
Ihold all else named piety
A selfish .cheme-a vain prctense;
Where centre is not, can there be
Circumferencef
This moreover hold, and dare
Afarm where'er my rhyme may 60;
Whatever things be sweet or fair
Love makes them 50.
Whether it he the lullabies
Tha charm to rest the nesting bird,
Or that sweet confidence of sighs,
And blushes without word.
Whether the dazzling and the flush
OF lofty sumptuous garden bowers,
Or by some cabin door, or bush
OF ragged flowers.
sIiQ not the wide ply lactery,
Nor stubborn fast, nor stated prayers,
That make us saints; we judge the tree
BY what 1t bears.
And when a man can live apart
From work, on theologic trust,
know the blood about his heart
Il dry 10 dust.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

The Wisconsin hop crop will bo only
one fourth that of last year.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

Minneapolis to have Swede paper, the
Minnesota Bladet.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

The Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad
has been completed twenty miles east of
Sioux City.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

The Humboldt centennial celebration
was failure financially and otherwise.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
The Uiues.
MciREGOR, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
q. p. RICHARDSON JenR Y. AnDnicK.


RATES OF ADV RTISING:
Space. lw 2w 4w 3m 6m Tyr.
square 81 SO 81 so 50 so S. so S. so sl2 90
squares $50 SO so Z so 10 90 Is co
squares 500 400 60 1000 90 20 90
4 col. 400 500 500 Is 90 25 90 s5 90
a col. = SO 10 90 Is 90 25 90 40 90 70 90
column IA 90 Is 90 25 90 40 90 20 90 125 90
lines Of Nonprel make square. Business cards
offs lines s. per annum: each adlitonalline50 cts.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

CuRIoUs MErAMoRPHosls.- tho Tri>
bune of the twenty fifth ut., an editorial
article says: "The redemption of the
greenbacks in coin is not stipulated by any
act of Congress" This is precisely the
doctrine of Mr.. Pendleton and for main
tanning that doctrine the Tribune denounces
him as ''repudiator." Has our neighbor
fallen in love with "repudiation' himself!
Has he, to parody the poet,
"At first abused, tnen cSled, then cmbraced."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

a town meeting vas hela IN Sc 1dorlana on
he 18Th INST, Pursuant 20 warning, 70 raise
tar 10 defrAy tho expense q repairing Highways
And bridges Reuben Webb VAS chosen moder-
ator, NJ Knights called upon the selectlnon for
.tatoment u the condition Of roads and bridges.
NJ. Canneld responded. II have booked for the
turnpike bat can not fnd Il have found where
4 ,nas, lis not here, ~ cry bridge snd bluG is
washed away, not even leaving a vestige. Il was
built a, a eost Of 5000, when labor could BE- had
Tor one dollar per day II viii cost three times
a. much 70 repair II now, provided labor was as
cheAu az then" j. \. Mclaughlin said, "rho
stream following the turnpike has not only
swept OF the bluffs, but has doyiatel from the
channel in which il has run Tor 80 years, and
formed ncw channel, whore number Of addi-
tioual hluaz viii have % b built. ny associates
agfeed Is to cost both figuring II 1t $4,000. !
marked $1,000. This amount 81 money would, !
think, put II 10 pSssible condition, liable 10 be
washed away by the next freshel.7 Amasa FL
Won tAcn spoke relative 10 discontiuuing the
turnpike and tho absurdity thereof "What,
says he, will You 90 with the cilzens liyinS up
on the road and ther property invested Tiers,
unless you rebuild The road. ! u tell YOU so TO
work in earnest and rebuild it. The town Of
Woodfold has sustained heavier damages than
we from the freshet and is now at work repairing
her breaches thereby sustaining her credit aud
gaining assistance as well as sympathy from the
adjoining towns. If We show our willingness to
DO our duty, Arlington will help US, or we can
apply to the Legislature for relief" Al this
point tamid considerable exoitement) the speak
er was interrupted aud the a0or gained BY Am
brose Williams, who eloqueEtly addressed the
meeting tbusi "GeDtlemen, are We convened
here to-day 10 legislate upon turnpikes2 l
thought this was town meeting, called to raise
a Tax to repair roads aud bridges. How long is
il since we voted, al an extra meeting 70 eXpend
tG00 upon this road This town lie not able TO
build The road, nor support il afterit is built. II
is, and ever has been a curse 20 Che town. !
would not build this road, au9ht not, and can not
be built BY tho town alone" q. b. Bacon thee
gave a statement OF the condition Of the town. n
he thougut il would require tax Of 200 cts. up
on The dollar OF The Grand List to repair roads
and bridges aside from the turnpike road
Would not repair the turnpike for $4,000. Paul
shuloton then moved 10 appropriate $500 uPon
the turnpike as temporary relief for the citizens
residing thereon, which was lost. The Select
men being requested to provide temporary
pass enabling those upon the turnpike 10 get OF
with their teams, The meeting was adjourned.
Judging from the above proceedings the public vii
DO deprived Of a thoroughfare across the Green
Mountain by hat route khowna ''stratton Turn-
pike AEcruEUs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

YSE EIErxk.yYz sMR.~BmEvrMsFK

The Boston journal sAys: 1T seems
to,he certain al length that the Repub
leans have carried both branches Of the
Ohio Legislature. which will not only
insure the ratification OF the Fifteenth
Amendment. by that State bat its gen
eral adoption. Having not long ago
given the action and position OF the sew
erAl States on this matter. we may now
say that the following States have eth
er recorded then ratification, or choser
Republican legislatures which are ca
sonsbly sure to ratify within the year
10 come. viz Alabama, Arkansas, Coo
necticus. Florida. Illinois, lndiaua, 10,
wa, Kansas, Louisiana, Ma,ue, Massa-
chusetis, Michigan, Minnesota, Nilsson
ri, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vernon, Nebraska, Ne
vada. New Hampshire, New York, Viz.
ginia aad Wisconsin q in all One
more will be aeeded to make the ratifi
cation complete, Both Texas aud Mss
issippi will have 10 give their assent. 10
order 10 he restored to the Union, and
both acem to be eager 70 DO so. THIS
win gave one vote 70 spare. Iu the list
aboso We Ieo 20 chance for any misgig
ing Rhode Island has put the subject
over to lha ua1t session 81 the Legisla-
tare, bat 70 representative or organ Of
the dominant party expresses the least
doubt d the iinal result Missouri, aud
ona OF two Of the other Western States,
gave t5e.E Fat.aeal&aR based on tele-
graphic information IN shape not le-
gally sl1 .eat. but AL thai sill be duly
eorfsetod. There i Little hope 81 Ten
ncsseo. and aoaa u the ayowed Demo
cratic States. OHIO. IN short. held the
key 70 the whole suffrage saas. and st e
bss Hobly given the triumph 10 the
rignl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Iat kVNruA pgESs tbs Gss.r Sranw
On the sabbath after tie recent ao1j.
Rev. T. X. CLARK Il Niiteaaguo preach
81 sermon on tho subject. In which be
made The following estimate e the
amount u rain hat iell
In this vicinity il IS tribe over
eight inches S0sl Ia level This
would make ls,5ss.eo1 cubic feet On
every square mile 81 surface A cubic
foot Il distilled water and rain water
musl be The same weighs 50 Ia his.
Hence the weight Of water that icA on
every square ,nsio VAS |. l6i eO00oo ibs
or $50. 500 tons There is ia New
England little over sky yivo thous-
and miles G5osSl square n,iloa. II
nov we allow eight inches for one-halt
Of this and -four for the romainiug half.
We have the enormous amount Of 2s-
$40. $50. 500 tons for New England
alose. In order TO get something Ike
correct idea Of this immense weight
for the figures alone will not give il
Suppose We divide IT up into parts
and compare il with some similar
amounts with which We are familiar
A single railroad car carries, when full
u loaded with any heavy material, as
coal iron or grain, ten tons. This isa
full load To move this amount OF wa
tor BY rail. then, would require no less
than 5,S33, 055 300 cars and those,
closely joined together, With no brakes
for crossings, woul3 cover track IT,
l7OO32 miles in length that is siu-
gle track extending more than SIX
times, or road with SIX tracks com
pletely around the globe Aud allow
ing twenty cars to an engine, it would
require TAI 652 7Gl engines 70 trans
port them.
Or, let this mass q water be collected
into a single channel aud we should
have mighty river, one-quartor OF q
mile wide and twenty feet deep with
perpendicular banks most rivers hayo
very sloping bnnks), six thousand aud
Eve hundred miles long river that
would extend moro than quarter
round the earth II to this We add tho
water that fell out Of New England, IN
all the eastern portion IT the Middle
States say four inches on level over
| New Jersey, Delaware, one half Of New
| York and Pennsylvania, aud part OF
Maryland we should have another
riyer OF the same width and depth, four
thousand miles long, and the two to-
gether, ten thousand and i've hundred
miles We're you to stand on the bnnk
and watch this vast IDOL as il rushes
pact you, at the rate Of eight miles an
/ hour, you would have to stand there
more than fifty days. Watching day aud
night, before All would have passed +
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

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tbsa v an "a sabset5taf % reHs~iuE has sab
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On Feosapi q faN Tlss gsasf~adrsl : The isfs-
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gFaaa Rnsgshs ~ rsiAwtans and secular reading
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Tau NuMBER on LirlgLL LHiys AeE Tor tle
week eaGing Oc, I'D, eon,a.as articles on he
io.lowiig subjeeis: splia aud he lated Safes
Hats Are,ic Johnev; A Trip TO lie Shetlands;
At,har HIgh Cioagh; Totyu oi Ertsh Cii-
zoas - PlrasJay; One Life o. Scoch he,a-
physician (Sr VIM. ia nilioai; The Egfouizo,s;
The Political Importance OF Trees; L-dy Palm
crsfoa, Monl.sin Archtec.ae; The phl9so.
phs ~ Catholic IlfAIlbilty; co1anua ioI 81
O.iy,aH Favour, Tale or Halloween; and the
eoaclusi0a u Coul,y Farpilv &C., &c. L,,ell
& G4s, plbsbe =, 90 Lroomacld Btost, Gos.oo.
-1hc Agsn.ic Moa,big foi Noyembcs opeas
with coniiuuA,oa ~ NJ Pa. oa's Washias %
se.ies 90 "lhe nall 6ias o. Cong ess..' wr.,tcn
10 his nsual sgseea5'e maaaet. From The 0 T.
en-, Di. del, BY Abc,t s. II. ~, describes he
ar8vsl ola China s,esmef at ssa F sno.sco.-
"Oar Phia b. Me Olive A. w4dsso "a, Is IA IN
tetesuag account Ola colored hoy "a pedes.
Il aa Tour" b. Ms Hoeells, shows how mocil
a sapeiio s,ye viii DO toward inves.iug oldiaa-
~ mate iaa vi.h euchaa. msnt. J nies Free.
ma Clarke discusses "1iodaatatd "a als Pace
in ruiyetafl H,s,o ~. II acle IL b.iasa
ap fhe 0d Eaatt o. Fiore3ce Ia geniei
book review. 'lhe Poo iH sau H5ssehold. -
The Brick Moop" Earthquakes fnd "Ihe
/ decrease Of Human L.fe7 sFe continued. It {,
annoaaced ,ha Bsyatd Iaylor, wi b dc Jsacl.
~ number, vii begin ise pabt.ea.soa Of SCI ri
noyel 10 iun through tue yea !. saiillod, Joseph
/ sad his Friend, DE scene being laid "a renn'
sslvaui4.
The "B-ge i5e Aaysz aes Hke IS eolsm %
rsrses, pats oat ia proyfs afas for tho coming
gear bsl ils monthly aamtsrs are jas mos. eas
I siActary evidence nj good lateasiaas The
/ November one, nov rea3f. euataaas taeaty liaa
I s,2lsoas, one q them fal pase, and seventeen
attlalss, Fangias over lfstty ls- Is .ed IAas
4 there Is DANISH stogg b the aamoas Hans An
ders0n; . sgticie Oh the zee u Iadan Cubs
a Fresch FAIRY tale, wei Illustrated sketch Q
kspQiaon Bsnapslle aud Passsasa menzmsais q
Aim. elsptoF % Ma Npe2is stoEy q ~
lnl0us ths Iada4ss. two poems. b. Crarch AZ
f5'aoas Cary; a tait about Aaass some piea.i q
s.arlu- x kgrsss dogs zna bsfds. illustrates
usasbisa Eg0aaa Conataatih1.sis, y page u mesi
u oat - Molhes Dposes Meloalss, reaolgse.ion
u al3-fAshlalssd nmos, ard = ussionsiog u puz
slsa and snsgmAs Il soa3d U@ qaeef tast
Hast iaanA lotaiHs u est - 4hs taristg, 40
81 tE.s that a elguaas arasaat : glien q vA2t
= b expected AZ seat ~4th sFeelI indsas
.asags u Iss say v k5ok-pfs assaeas. $50
yeAf. FssilsEsa - HgGs ssa aauaafos, Ne
YayE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Tap 'sfurrs e fsf1a-sl - 81 mssi 81 Maui
psaef 80 ao8sds4s5 sea-, = esass.irI - qass-
aius 4 fg-sa.is sas.s lsasrssass's Asssoisiaso.
ne uuaahsF = esaAase rtsiasnts q ne
sinss fferusos.l is 81 a. flsm @,ee
Jsrss D hrqsa. msaibar alees q ne Lees.
htars tfusa .bs te~e q FraakHa aaei a. be rec.
iasaoa y thss loss ca tbe IT'D iast
Eaviu Tuttla Il rsataa 80 ga.ng under .
barn $50 iossiea sua l&si weos, y shoot a
skaah she's fram sause aakDgwn cAasc hr gun
uAs discharged ard he vas si4at Ar1arh ~
bead iyinE instantly Ha 80 q yeas. ola
--Eavarl n Pruntls zaa Hasur N oBrien q
Mllion, aged rnspsz siyely - and IS year, aloPcd
70 50 Albsas. Aad vere married % Msnday Tbs
tno, vs. scarcely tied beEafr the girls erucl %.
routs' appeared. sna the sosne ths5 cusued vac
lively enc. The girls Pareats were very naiu-
rally opposed e TIE marriage, boa the gir vas
obaarats and delerrnsned g adhere % her ''ieg,
lord
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
.sadrsss Of fhs CSmea Of Cs~ssrs 10 the gssspIs
Of Gbs State Of EcrsnOnt.

TO He People Of The STATE Of Hermom
The Council Of Censors elected by the
freemen Of the state on the last We'd
nesday of March, A. ID. 1869, have con
cluded their labers and have called a
convention TO DO holden on the second
Wednesday in June, A. d. 1870, to act
upon certain amendments to the Con-
stitution which they have promulgated.
The Council are not unanimous upon
the policy Of adopting ali the proposed
amendments. They have substituted
those propositions Of amendment on
which they believe the people desire to
act.
The reasons for making the propos-
ais of amendment have been substanti-
ally set forth in the report Of the sever
al committees, which have been 50 ex-
teuslvely published that It is not deem
ed necessary to repeat those reasons
here. Tue integrity and intelligence Of
tue people are a sufficient guaranty that
Done OF the proposals will find place
IN the Constitution except such as are
necessary Tor .he presel walton Of the
rights and happiness Of the people.
Toe Codpc, have also performed the
Other duties imposed opon them BY the
Constitution, aud thee action and rec
concentrations viii be foaui ID tie re-
/ port Of Their committees aud in the
published proceedings Of the Council
20 which obe people are most respect,
iulIy referred
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

beea dlsngstfoi vb.oh a spal8 par =
worf There . plea,y q timber AID
eaal b., pis y q - good gaAl,ly. sal
easer e soeess, CAB Be- ba2 ibensan8
mlles sousb a Zoe Territory A. 81
agrlcaltarAi regioa Il bas 40 ralus wbss-
ever Gram caunos be raised. ard tic
tew vegetables hat can Be produces rot,
Il not nhsi uith.B isw weeks Stock
RAISING o4uboi he esrrei 90. The super.
ssundahee q rain and great iAck Of san
preclude the idea Of auy profitable euI.
h4stson Of The soil The report is long
aud cahanstiEe. bat the shove are it's main
points As 70 the reported irregular.
taes Of troops there. aud the alleged
negiecl Of Gen JET G Davis. the Gen,
era Gada that the accoants which have
been circulated are gross exaggerations
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

% he Isl OF November 81, SAC.
600 10 coin viii be required % pay the
semi-aanuai interest," on the Eve TWEEN
~ bonds. The Treasury has now on
hand about $s4 900, 900 ia colo, $28,-
900 900 10 CON certificates, aad about
$8,000000 10 currency Alter the pay
ment Of the draft required for tho in,
terest over $5S 600 600 on hand, and
no more Will be required for the pay
lnent Of interest uutil the lst Of Janua-
rY.
The ecep pts Of the post Office de
partment duung the year ending June
30, 1869, were $2,05l 900 10 excess d
those o. the p.yious year
"A railroad is 10 be constructed
from Kabe to 0saea, japan, aud tele
giaph 'ine from Yeddo to Yokohama.
--Suow fell 10 the depth Of ten inch
es n nortbeen New York on IAursda,
last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

ALasKA--Gea. Geo. II. Thomas. hav-
irg made a tbosoagh Inspection Of
AAAka. and studied its e0udition aud
resources daTiBg tic pas, summer, has
inst forwAsisd Ii report 20 The War
Department Ha takes very difercn.
riew x lbs parehase from the one pre-.
scented b. Mr seward 40 thinks the
pripe.pal, Il aot The ouly present value
u tie nea IeEritory. - ia the effect il
transfer 70 The United States vii have
upoa losfsag tie bold d Enelaad npoa
British Amss.cs He ih,nls sending
the revenue and other civl oiasers there
. usesesa expense, IS The only benefit
ssll ba 10 .hoAs wAo draw salaries. Hs
thssKs TIE msiitary posts shoaid be re-
aaoea There j. 70 probability q ans
eu.igFAsion ia that direction. a. tiers i
not tie slightest iniaessasni ior any
40 Elnes q rAluabae minerals hAIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

brigham Yonug has &c .hoasaud pounds q
xiyos aud chilIrcu
The total valuation % Chicago is nov t2d5 oi2
ito, which Is very good shu~iug for a city lees
than hali century old.
The 10 no e1-presideni chosen 70 ofice by
tho votes Of the people hving so-dAy . state o.
shings that has no, existed before in this ccnto-
ny.
Horace Greeley, he philosopher Of the Trib-
uue, HIS accepted the Republican nomination Tor
Comptroller ia New YORK state, n he is elected
and We hope he viii be--thAt STAG will have at
least ono thoroughly hosest Official.
Here Is the speech of acceptance, reported
rerhaiir q democratic candidate Tor sheriff, in
Wisconsin "Gentlenien.,-I have served a. shor-
IN one terra regard thi. nomination e. an in.
dorsomeut o. my ogioid conduct Icaunot make
speech or preach, but shen this convention il
over We viii al go down to Peter Rupp's aud taLo
dnuk"
Gen. sherman says in his opinion the capital
viii never be removed from Washington 70 tho
Mississippi or any o,her valley. He thinks IL
would take 100 years 70 get a bin for Tho remoy-
al through The Hease af Representatives, lO'
years % get one through .he senate, aud even
after the passage q the bill by both Houses lOl
years would be spent ia discussing the moss
eligible point IN Che Mississippi Valley to which
tho capital could bO removed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Has Yi8oR. 10 common will many others ~
hsse fer l'yely interest IA the Investigations
silieh Do. Aver bAs boeu making 70 discover tiie
eaasaa u faiian q tAe hair, ard - pfoyhde a
remedy. His researches are said y hare beth
mach more thorough and exhaustive shan any
ever made bef3re. The rarult Is STOW before ~
uaaef ths nsue u Asrss HAS Yioos. We hsse
gwen It trial, snd with fan s4tisiaetaon. ].
eguais our most favorable aatir!patiaas. onf
grey hairs have disappeared, " Resumed their
os,ziusi color. aud visitas ef0p a sofs, siiksn
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