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1lEAI, ESTATE.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRivkTE SALE.
The subscriber offers at private sale valuable
trac; Of land situate In Frankllp twp near Bcs
yer Furnace, containing 2s ACRES, moro or
less, wherein are erected a two-story, weather.
boarded DWELLING HOUSE. n goo Barn
and other necessary outoulldings. A NorNa
ArrLg ORcnARp Of choice grated fruit trees, in
a thriving and healthy condition. A neyer.faii
ing well Of water near the door.
The above tract IL situated within one fourth
Of . mile Of tho y. & l.. Railroad, convenient IA
Churches, Mills, school houses, sc, II under
good fence and In n high state of cultivation,
Also, seven Acres scotland, of tho choicest
heavy timber For further Information, call .,
JAMES BURGESS,
Oct2o.tf Mlddleburg, Snyder Co, Pa,
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u MIDDLEBURG, PA
J. A. sTAHLSECkEE, Proprietor.

Having taken charge Of this old aud well
esiablisbed STAND, the proprietor proposes
o devote all his attention 10 the providing
Of Lis Table aud Bar aud the aee0nmoda-
lion Of both man and beast. lie solieiis a
liberal share Of the public patronage.
January IS, isTo---iy
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$1,000 TO $4,000

SALARY WE GUARANTEE To PAY TO
DOOK AGENTS OF experience; or n larger
- commission than Il Offered by any other pub
Usher. Agents are making from 400 To 1900 per
week canvassiug for our new illustrated Books
We guarantee Agents salary or n large com
mission, With choice of two new and popular
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ey. secure your agency direct from the pub
fishers. J. II. BURR \ co,
N3-twl Hartford, Conn.
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THE BARLEY SIIEAF.'
Anii-Dusi Air. TiyM Cooking S,ov,,
mM ETtcnded F're-Bos
Il


mM Ertended Fre-Bos
for Wood or Coal
Patented May 10Th. 1865.
We take pleasure in offering our eust.-
mers and the Stove Trade. New hrst.Class
Flat.iop. and would call particular otention
10 II, many diiruei'rt and valuable ir,prese.
mcni'.
This Stove has been carefully tested for
several months. and the results have proved
30 highly satisfactory. that several Of our
oldest and most experienced stove dcslcrs
predict for it sale Ear beyond our ability
10 surply this season.
sliding 'front.' .trt.door', giving full uso Of
the hearth.
An additional slide in n, orsn. 40 arranged
MS TO give more room in the upper part Of
the oven; great convenience much needed.
The ortn il nearly rs ieije al the top ~
stthe hearth line, which not only increases
the size, hut will be recognized as great
uGranidyt ~ bd!irS.
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TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER

IN, "GREAT FlWLY ECONORIIER.
The term. Of our Pa'en, call our Machine
a "Wriugcr." Years Of experience prove
il also TO be MOST rScgLLrS1 WAsnER.
When wc reduce every invention for wash
ing cluihe. to principle they all amount
10 that Of pressing and squeezing. and
forcing the water through them. thus re-
the dirt. Most Washing Machines
10 i,hy rubbing. The Universal "rInxer
1es I by pressing.
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"THE MORNING GLORY"
fields Patent Improved Base Earsins
COAL STOVE.

In this pattern Of The MsRxfSo GLopr.
several new and important features have
been embodied. which can only be seen jo
be admired. This new stove is made on.
tircly Of cast iron.so fitted as'o he alright.
hut cnn he made with sheei.iron upner
section when preferred by The purchaser.
Its ornamental finish IL drnrcry. making IL
n handsome piece Of furniture. far more so
than any stovc heretofore made. IL. i'm.
tcrnal construction. though resembling
some of the former patterns Of The Morning
Glory is quite different, making IL prorc
durable. and far less difficult % be rersireJ.
rhe castings are cf the highest order. fully
cqusling the finest castings made 10 this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES In the use
Of the Morning Glory are the fcllowinr,-
|. Continuous Burning. 2, Quality Of the
Heat 3. Ventilation through the stove.
4, Antitrust Stove. o, No Escape Of Gas.
u. Economy Of Fuel.
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DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.

Tie bet. cheapest, and most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
Il is easy cooperate. sitting or standing:
takes but little room; injuries nogarments
finishes iis work from IN two to four Min
ulcs; is durable and convenient; and tho
only Washing Machine known TIM, IL liked
the better the longer it is used.
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TIL f. POS II.
NOVEMBER 10. ,.so

TnE indications are iha, Hoffman,
(Dem.) has been elected Governor Of
New York by about 10000 majority.
The Assembly. however, ia Republican.
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PriCeS...A fair Offer.

1fthc Merchants In your place will not furnish
or send tor tie Machines, send us the retail price,
Washer Ali, Extra Wriuger W, and We will Tor.
ward either or both machines. free Of freight, t.
places vherc no one Il sellingi and 80 sure are
We they will he liked, that We agree 10 refund
tie money if any one wishe. tn return the ms.
chiu-s ucc ut freight. after a months trial. he.
curliuy IN direction.
No husband. father or brother should permit
the drgdsery vi washing with the hands. huy
tNo days In the yesr. when 1t can be done letter,
more eNpeditiously with less labor. mud no In
Jury to the garmcuss, by a buty Clothes " asher
snd lni,ersal Wriuger.
sold by dealers generally, To whom liberal dis.
counts are made
u &. BROWNING, Gen Agent,
oct q, 'TO-enl 30 Cortltndt II New York
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by sending s5 cts, with age, height color Of
ID eyes and hair, you will receive, by return
mail, corr CT picture Of your future husband OF
wit. with name snd date Oi marriage. Address
v FOX, Il. q. Drawer No. 2is, fultOnv!lle,N Y
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HORRIBLE i suffered from Ca
IL tarrh thirty years, and was cured In si'
eeks by a simple remedy, and will send tie re
ceipt, pr stage free. To al afflicted. 4, J, MEADE
Drawer l7J, syracuse, n. Y.
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rNnE F!NKLE a LYON
sewing Machine.

with Drop Feel, new Take up, new Henmer.
nc l. now offered 10 agents on more liberal
terms Also, Second hand Machines taken IN
exchange. or the new Improvements app led
Every ona"hiue j. warranted FIRST CLASS,
and II the purchaser does not 80 rexari II after
trial he can return u, and money REFUNDED.
y B-Wsutci travelling Agents T. visit each
town, distributing circulars. explaining the I'm
provemen's, etc etc, Who can make t-N per
month Ad irr.s
LYONS MUTUAL =. NJ. co,
Union square, % East l7tA st, New York.
sop - ,ls7O-Oml
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Dwelling House.

cu,hu,llngs. good water convenient for all
purposes. n large
APPLE ORCHARD,
con lainiuc choice grated fruit. sc. The
farm /. under good fcuce, naturally 'errilC
and highly productive /, in healthy
country. 49, about three miles from S,lins
grove anil two miles from 'Shamok' u Dam.
On the west hank of The Susquehanna Iivci
is convenient to Markets. RailroaI., Ca
mails. Churches md schools,
VIII I've sold Oh ca.y terms, and posses sion
given immrda'oly y desired. For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
pr ou.ises.
CAPT. JOUN UEIIN.
Monroe twp. june :, 1870.
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Fs,a,.ofpoLLY LEADER, decd.

7 ETrER> OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon
| tho estate of POLLY LEADER, late OF
Beaver township, decd, having been granted 10
the uudersi ignei. sil persons knowing themselye,
Indebted L the estate are requested TO make
pay ment, and those having claims against the
same will present them %
MARGARET FACEENtIRG,
Aimlnistrstrlx.
Beaver township sept II. 1870.
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4 MYSTERY SOLVED.-F 10
"a NJ Ites' Pirate cOuyer at on " tn Ma
ried ladies by Que ot thrlr uuusn en- lte'
Tor Two stamps. Address Mrs II. MElZGEh
Hanover, Pa.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES

REDUCTION OF PRICES
The Mason n Hamlin Organ Co, have the
pleasure otNsnouncing important improvements
In their Cabinet Organs, Tor which Patents were
sTaBted them Ia June AMI August last. These
are not merely meretrlciOus attachments, but
enhance the substantial excellence Of the instTu
ments.
They are also enabled by Increased facilities
for Manufacture, % make, from this date, n fur
ther reduction Of prices On several leadiDg styles
Having completed and added 10 their briner
facilities a large new nsnuiactOry, they hope
hereafterito supply all orders promptly.
The tabinet Organs made By this Company
are Of fueh unlyeTsnl reputation, not only
throughout America, but also In Europe. that
fss will need assurance OF their supsrlofity
They now offer -Four Octave Cabinet Organs,
Ia quite plain eases but equal according t0 their
capacity - anything they mske, Tor tbO each -
The same, Double Reed, eos, Five Octave Dou.
ble iced Organs, Five Stips, with Knee swell
and Tremulant, 10 elegsDt case. with several oi
the Mason a hamlin imbToysments, tl26. The
same Extra, with new vOx humana Auiomstie
swell, he., tlco. Five Qtayes, Three sets
Read, :ssysea a.sp .ss,ops with Enphons' s'plsnaid
A new iliu,trated catalogue with full informa
tion aud reduced prices, Il now ready, aRi will
bs sent ffee, with q testimonial circular, pre-
sent ng q great mass " evidence ~ 10 tbs snps.
rIorlty of these lnstruipsnss, 10 any ose sspdins
his address 70 The MASON = ORnAk
ssy, Ess yNk' a.
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VALUABLE FARMAT PRlvArESALE.

The subscriber offers n private sale bi-
VALUABLE FARM. situate in Monroe
township. Snyder County. Pa. adjoining
land, Of Abraham Fisher. Micheal Hummel
ai.,tt
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Universal Clothes Wringer

Improved with RowEtt'A pATRNT DorHLv Goa
NHEkta, and the pATENr Sror, are now un
que.tinnahly far superior to any apparatus Tor
washing clothes ever invented. and will save
their cost twice n year, by saving labor and
clothes
Those who have used them give testimony a.
follows!
1--WE like our machine much. could not lie per.
sunded 20 do without II and with the aid NJ Doty.
we fee that we are masters ot the posiilOn."--
Rev l.. scott. Bishop VI, y. Church
"ln the Laundry otmy house there Is perpct.
ual Thanksgiving on Monday for the invention -
Rev. Theodore T.. Cuyler.
Every week has given II = stronger hold upon
the affections OF the inmates Of the laundry
y. Y. Observer.
~ heartily commend II to economists of time,
money. and contentment."-Rev. pr. Bellows.
"friend Doty-lour last Improvement Of your
Washing Machine is n complete success. | rs
sure you our Machine after n years use. Ia
thought Of more today than ever, and would not
lie parted with under any circumstauces"-
SnlOn Robinson.
Tho y y. Weekly Tribune. Of Dee. 10, 1869, In
answer to q correspondent. says; "Oi Washers,
there is none to be compared with Doty's."
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AGENTS WANTED. FOR
''IadieS Of the
White House,

standard and oAnclsl Biographies Of every mia
trcss of the Presidents Mansion from Washing.
ton to tirant Superhly illustrated on steel =
For circulars aud terms, address, NArtoNAL
pCnLisutNo Co., New York Ns-Aw
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l75 ACRES.

more or les. ninci y.fyc acres Of which are
cleared anl in high nthte ~ cultivation 4;
the balance j. covered with the hcsi Of tim.
ter The improvements consist OF good
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WANTED AGENTS--To sell the OCTAGOS
W SEWING MACHINE. II Is licensed,
makes the hlastic In"a Stich" and IL warrau
tel tor years Price slj. All other machines
With an under tee suid o- 81, or less are In.
tin.emerts. Address 'tI NGpN SEWING
MACHINE CO, 81. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, Ill
1T 'urg, Pa or boston, Mass. 3n
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Estate Of MARIA HALL, deed.

I ETTERS TESrANErARY on
i 4 the Estate Of MAMA HALL, late Of the Dor
.uugh OF >elusgroye. decd, having been granted
g. the undersigned, ~ person. knowlng them
selves indebted e. said estate are requested TO
make payne nj, sni those having claims against
the same will present them TOR srttlemeut 70
". =. ECBERr,
oct %. 1870. Executor.
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NdE PRACTICAL FARMER o.
JONES. UEALTH.HAPPINESS

l i How to lie uh'Aluei for llNN DOLLARS
pIsutntiins, fatus, Villa Sites ana Town Lot
,t the great Ptrmium Land sale, Aiken, -
| he Saratoga OF the >outh " !, hours 10.
Y y. Sh- Iuust deli. htiul climate IN the W. rid
Free from the rigurs ot northern Winter eN
,mpt from Throat diseases NiuVsrds and o.
address, with stamp, J. &. GERRY, Augusta
.ia
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GsDS \ WEEK SALARYl-Young men
'S~p wAutei ~ local aud travelling sales
men, Address with stamp h. Il. WALKER
q ark ROw. y. \.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Also.

the following described Real Estate. to- wit; All
that certain messuzc and tract vi land situate
in Centre township, c,unty aforesaid, bounded
East by land OF the heirs Of Henry sanders, dc
ceased on tho South 10y lands Of Jacob nteese
aud the west by lands Oi Scphares Bowersox,
,..n.t. int.
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r S. BURKHART,

Seliny-ore, Snyder Co., Psnsa
Keeps constantly on hand a large and
we'll made assortment Of Tin, Sbeet.iro
ware. Stoves. So. sc.
lie is Agen, !Sr the following named
articles.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
This is no Humbug,

Prizes cashel and information fu nshed b.
GEORGE tPhAM, Providence, H. /.
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COURT SALE

In pursuance Of an order granted by the or.
phan's Court OF snyder county, t. tho under
siuged administrators Of the estate ot Samuel
Kuhn. late W Centre township decd Will bc eN
inNanI d nnhllc salc- ON the nrcmIsns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-12
A BATTLE WITH WOMEN.
scenes I'm WashingtonviIIe. Yves
chester County. New York.

From the New York SUM-
On Wednesday morning a desperate
conflict awoke the village of Washing
tonville, Westchester county. The diff
Guilty had its origin in the impounding
of number of cows and geese. At an
Indignation meeting an army of German
and Irish women, under the leadership
of the intrepid Mrs General Cleary, de
fermined to wreak vengeance upon
Pound-master Watts and his coterie at
their next incnrsion. These revolution
AIRY threats and preparations for war ex-
cited the warlike ardor of Justice Meeks,
and that official, with q corps of con
stables, officers, clerks, and street Arabs,
boldly entered the enemys territory and
offered battle.
The first sortie was made by General
Meeks to cover a party who were remoy-
ing an obstruction which the AmaZonian
forces had placed in front of the pound
gate Meeks' TANKS were well covered,
but he was weak IN artillery The COW
ering party had gone but few rods into
the enemys lines when a sudden and flu
rious attack was made apon them from
all sides by the women, who were armed
with every conceivable weapon they
could lay their hands on, from broom
stick to a gridiron.
The attack was met bravely by the gal
liant Meeks, and the battle waxed hot
Goats were torn, petticoats ripped and
hair flew. Still the battle ragged. At the
expiration of thirty minutes the major
ity Of the officials were hOys de combat,
aud the rapidly arriving reinforcements
20 the ranks Of the women warriors
warned them that defeat was inevitable.
Mrs. General Cleary lost her left curl
and had her nose slightly damaged by
Officer Watts Mrs Weller had the
squint in her starboard eye Strengthened
by a well-directed blow from Officer
Wood. Mrs. Prinz. though she fought
valiantly with the short end of broom
handle which had been broken over the
head of constable Foster, was compelled
TO leave the field, disabled by the loss of
all her back hair Mrs. Appel also
fought desperately, and displayed STRAIT
egy worthy OF a Mcclellan. She made
repeated onslaughts upon Gen Meeks,
taking him IN the rear, and always BY
surprise. The General was last seen
sprawled over a fence, and Mrs. Appel
was plying baby-crib board vigorously
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Mantry bat
tied like tigresses. They directed their
attacks which we're irresistible, upon
Constables TOmlinsOn and Beniime who
were at once knocked insensible. They
then opened on Constable Satterlee, and
soon curled him up in heap.
In executing the latter feat, the irwin
chile Mrs. Williams lost the use Of her
red right hand. Myerhotf. Of the Win
chester Democrat, was seen carrying off
the wounded. Left in possession OF the
field, the victorious women first pro
ceeded TO tear down the pound fence.
The bold Mrs Dorbacker mounted the
ruins Of the pound In her hand she
waved a red cotton petit
,oat She Sid the woman troops had
ought nobly. and then proposed three
,ousing cheers for the champion woman
4 America. This was given and the
Ieroines marched 10 quarters
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-12

Old Judge Barbour, Of Virginia, after
enjoying the highest honors and retiring
TO private life, was prevailed on to be a
candidate for local office. The oppo-
sition trotted out an illiterate, rough
and-tumbe politician named Bill Naples,
against the old man. In accordance
with the strict rules of conducting a
political campaign in those days, Gov
Barbour was to take the stump with
Naples. But Naples could always beat
him in abusive language. The final
speech of the campaign was abusive
beyond all precedent. The following is
Barbour's reply, which we think is the
most complete thing in its way that we
have ever read. Said the Governor:
Fellow-citizens When was young
man, now nearly forty years ago, your
grandfathers sent me as their represen-
tative for four terms TO the House of
Delegates, and / was chosen Speaker Of
that body. At a subsequent period
was twice elected Governor Of Virginia.
Afteward, and for ten years, / repre-
scented this renowned commonwealth in
the Senate Of the United States, where |
was the con6dani, and, perhaps. | NAV
say, the peer Of Macon, King, Gaillard.
Pinekney and Van Barren. Mr.. John
Quincy Adams subsequently conferred
upon me a place in his Cabinet. and for
three years shared his cOunsels In con-
junction with Clay, Writ and Mclean.
| was then appointed Envoy Exiraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
the Court Of 81. James. where it became
my duty TO conduct negotiations with
the conqueror Of Napoleon. Judge. then.
iellow-eitizens. Of the ineffabIe disgust /
feel after such a career, and in my de-
Ginning Years, az finding myself here
to-day engaged in a low. pitiful county
contest with such DID disagreeable
little cuss as Bill Naples"
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DRUGS.
DRUGS. DRUGS!
PHYSICIANS.
DRs. NORRIS & GREENFIELD,
Clay Building, 233 Main Street.
PHYSICIANS.

HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES IN
n, II the practice Of Medicine and Sureery
n,ss ~. NoIr,s, as heretnfere, viii devote
snsnt OF diseases OF the eye and ear. Dr. Green-
Reid, IN addition 20 bis consultations with Dr
Norris, VII practice general medicine and
ssrsery. Especial care and attention viii b.
49,, sI 70 Oostetfles and diseases peculiar 10
la-li-6
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KOskoo Cures Chronic Rheumatism.

M n NORFOLK, VA, Sept, Z, 1863.
DR.. ]. j. LAwRBNcE-Dear Sir: My son has
received 60 much benefit from your wonderful nos
koo that cannot refrain from expressing my
eratitude. / had tried almost everything
vithout benefit. / believe, in all sincerity,
=, Nat your Koskoo is an 1NFALLIBLE remedy for
X e disease from which he has suffered, and,
90 Car as can learn, has never failed. II you
oni, knew the immense amount Of suffering
IN, he has undergone, then you would con-
se;,,s, ne ralue ofsuch remedy as koskoo-THA
srvy,1v a. RES. The great amount of good it is
now dc. ms among us is inestimabie
WIN Tnnc,a gratitude. i am respectfully
vonrsl etc. MRS. M. Il. A. NELSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-12
Attachment Suit.

T. G, Cogbill before S. A. Moore Justice
DR.. J. q. Elliott ofthe Peace for Shelby Co.
A FFIDAVIT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
N this cause, and attachment issued and re-
That publication be made in the Public Led
ger, newspaper published in the city of Mem
phis. for four successive weeks, commanding
the said DR.. j. G. Elliott to appear before me
at my office, in the. city. Of Memphis, in the
18th Civil District Of said county. on the 18th
of August, 1870, at 10 o'clock am. and make
defense to said suit against him, or it will be
proceeded with exparte.
SAMUEL A. MOORE, J. p.
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Is perfectly harmless when used as directed
1t is earnestly recommended to all who may
be afflicted with this disease. A thorough
and all communications HELD STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. Address
]. V. RUSSELL, No. 26S Front st.
l25-1l-44l Back office over Tonf Phillins 4 Co.
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Read The f,llowing from Mr.. Womble,
nrominenf bar, DWARF merchant Of this city:
No. IL Mar KIT SoUARE, NORFOLK, YA.,l
NJ. 40 -"N October IS. 1869.
m, T. vprxct Dear Sir: To the large num-
~ ~ fastirnon .,aIs which you offer of the
great gre t. efficacy Of your Koskoo. take pleasure
IN adding my own. | suffered greatly with
Nervous Debility. II eaddche, loss OF appetite.
health. iH Yours truly, uo,,prp