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Cooking Stoves of all Kinds!
TOR SALE at very low rates, at
= BLOCH & DUPRE'S.
Nav 21St. 1870 If.
Carpenters and Builders.

THE undersigned carpenters and builders
L tender their services to parties having
business in their line. Sugar coolers and cls-
terms made in the very best manner and on
the most reasonable terms.
CURLEY s. ELLIOTT,
Washington. La.
All orders left ct G.. Mayo's Drug Store,
Opelousas, or with DR.. Thoms, Washington,
will be promptly attended to. LJe2otf
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Virclow contends that one is no more
UNSUITABLE in advising marriage to phthis-
ical patients than I recommend such a.
step to those carrying in them the germ
Of insanity.
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As q precautionary measure against
Group, let the child alaoays go to bed with
warm feet and warm clothing, with the
Group remedies near at hand.
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$40 REWARD.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-Two American
~ Horses lately used as carriage horses by
the family of the undersigned. One is a
bay, blind in one eye-a defect which is
conspicuous. The other is a light grey or
white, having been formerly an iron gray.
He is a fine saddle horse, and has marks of
both the saddle and harness. These horses
were last seen, about six weeks ago, in the
neighborhood of Opelousas. first near Gen.
Anderson's plantation, and afterwards in
Bellevue. The bay Horse has been in the
habit of ranging aboat Mr.. Hudspeth's
plantation, on Bayou Bouf; and the grey
about Opelousas.
The above reward will be given for the
delivery of said horses to the undersigned,
at O~pelousas, or $40 for the delivery of
either Of them.
JOHN E. KING.
JAM
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CEEANINo PAIsr.-Wet the. paint with
warm water chen with 4 damp cloth. Dip
ped I'll whiting instead Of SOAP, rub the
paint. Il viii look AS we'll is new, and
j much easier cleaned and saves the paint.
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Now is the time to put on flannel under
clothing and woolen stockings to prevent
disease.
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The Southern Farm and Home

A FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY.
Gem. WFm. WI. Browne, Editor.
At 50 90 per gear in Advance.
The Second Volume commences with No
vember number. Now is the time to sub
scribe. Address, J. BURKE q CO.
Macon, Ga
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A tablespoonful of Orleans molasses
taken at bedtime, will cure o cold and re-
move constipation.
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Equal parts Of Cod Liver Oil and Orleans
molasses will stop many forms Of cough.
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:JTJDGMENT.
Mary Isabelle Garland, wife District Court,
vs.: ..,..Y st. Landry.

Mary Isabelle Garland, wife District Court,
william i. Robertson. {ne. 1000.
v vHE plaintiff in this case having taken a
l. regular Judgment by default no motion
having been made to set the same aside i; and
satisfactory proofs having been made of the
claims of plaintiff against her husband, Will
liam A.. Robertson, and of the embarrassed
condition of his affairs, it is by reason thereof
and of the law, ordered. adjudged and de.
creed, that the community Of acquests and
gains existing between them be dissolved,
and they be separated in property.
And it is further ordered. adjudged and de-
cresG. that she have Judgment against ee'
husband for twenty-One thousand four hun
bred and twelve dollars and eighty-four cents,
with tacit NOR. gage on all he owned on and
since the 5th February. 1867, to secure pay
ment of fourteen thousand and two doll $
39IIO0 cen, s of said judgment, and like NOR
gage upon all the property which be owned
on or eipce The 31st of August, 1867, to .
eu.e PAYNE at of the balance of said judo
ment that this judgment be credited With
the sum of seventeen thousand seven hundred
and forty-fve dollars, amount a dation en-
Placement, mode by de. aadant to plaintiff by
act passed on the a June, 1870, before John
F. Mor.ongh, Notary Public, of st. Landry.
And it is fur ordered and decreed, that
the property described in said act, to wit: "a
certain I act Of land improved as a sugar es-
Ia e, situated in the Parish of st. Landry, at
ebout three miles from the town of Washing
ton, on the Bayou Crocodile, having an ares
Of six hundred and s%eventy-one acres, more
or less, bounded east and south by lands of
Pierre Wartelle, deceased, on the west by
lands of E. w. Moore, and on the north by
the Bayou Crocodile, together with all the
buildings and Improvements on said proper
ty;" likewise the following property: "a
tract of land, adjoining the above plantation,
composed of the tracts described as follows:
West half of section seven, in township four
south of range our east, lots numbered six
and nine of section twenty-five, same town.
ship and range; lot No. five and the north
east quarter of the northeast quarter of Sec
ton seventy-six in same township and range,
containing one humid ed and thirty-four acres
end 36I100, ten mules, twelve creole mares
and horses, ten head gentle cattle. thirty
sheep, a lot of hogs, one wagon, two carts,
one buggy, and one lot Of farming utensils
be recognized as the separate property of the
plaintiff. Done. read and signed in open
Court, this 30th day of January, 1871.
JNO. E. KING,
Judge of the 9Th Judicial District
A true copy: sa.
ONEzIME A. GUIDRY, by. Cl'k.
Feb a 1871
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Coffee and tea, when taken daily, de.
stroy the action of the stomach.
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DIR. u. A. Mcmillan

tt AS located at CeulGe Croche, in the Par
Ii ish of st. Landry, and offers his profess
sional services to the citizens of that section.
July ID. 1870.
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Estasc OF Lsscse,s Decf0,ses.

PARIsH CoURT ST. Landry No. 345s
DLEzE NOTE. Of the Parish of ST. Ian.
III dry having applied By his petition to be
appointed administrator Of The estate OF LII.
Glen Decfouet, deceased, late of said parish
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition 70 said appointment. will file the
same in writing, III my office In the town oil
O~pelousas. within ten DAYS from the present
notice. JOS. DsRICHARD. Clerk.
February 4. 1877
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Neuralgia may be cured by taking one
half grain of Apocynin at bed time.
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J. B. JENNINGS & CO., Proprietors,
"a Union St., New Orleans.

Mechanics and Agricultural Fair
dissertation of Louisiana, Mays, 1870. !
We, the undersigned, Awarding Committee
Glass 3. hereby certify that ther4were on ex-
hibition at onr recent State Fair fourteen
Cotton Presses, from different States Of the
Union, North and South, and after a due and
thorough examination of the merits of each,
with reference to their cost, the material Of
which they were constructed, the different
applications of power, durability, etc, and
after getting the opinions of practical planters
on the subject, We give it as our opinion that
the {" Brooks" Patent Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw Press, was, for simplicity, cheap
ness and durability, the best on exhibition,
and accordingly awarded it the First Prem
ium.
~[Signed1 MOSES EASTMAN, Chairman,
C. p. BoBB,
EDW'D DREWIT.
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DEVEEUE STAMPS 81 alI denomina-
~ mons TOR sale 1t the Pest Office.
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Gordy r.. A.. Chapter, No. SO.
DEGULAR eonYocations Of this Chapter
IN will be held at Humble Cottage Lodge,
No. 10, tha First Tuesday after the
full moon of every month. at 4 O'Clock, r. II.
BY order 81
JAMES RAY. III. Z.
Il. III BoDEMuLLER, Secretary.
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r. The above testimonial speaks fox itself.
The Press is on exhibition at the store of
Bloch Il Dupr6, who will supply them az the
same price that they can be purchased for in
New Orleans-freight and expenses for trans
portation added.
aug2Otli
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JUDGMENT.

Adelaide Broussard District Court,
~ VS.. }Parish of St. Landry.
Joseph L. Carriere. No. 1905.
TN this case the plaintiff having satisfactory.
Il ly shown that her husbands (the defend
anti affairs were much embarrassed and that
she was in danger of losing her rights against
him and 1t having been satisfactorily shown
that the said defendant received for plaintiff and
converted to his use, the sum Of nine hun
dred and thirty-seyen dollars and seventy
other sum of forty dollars and fifty cents, on
the LIST of April, 1853.
And it having been further shown that be
received from her at time OF marriage, stock
and Other movable effects to the amount of
one hundred and fiftydollars, of which he is res
ponsible it is by reason thereof, and of the law,
ordered, aajudged and decreed. that plaintiff
be separate in property from her husband
that the community OF aquests and gains be-
tween them be dissolved and that she have
Judgment against him for the sum of eleven
hundred and twenty-eight dollars and twenty
eight cents. with tacit mortgage upon all
property owned by him on or since the LIST OF
April, 1859, to secure payment of forty dol
lars and ffty-fve cents of said judgment
and like mortgage upon all the property
owned by him on or since the Goth Of Octo-
Der, 1860, to secure payment of nine hum
bred and ~thirty-seven dollars and 73ll00 of
said judgement, and for balance of said
judgment, witha tacit mortgage from registry
Of this judgment in office of Recorder of
mortgages.
And it is further ordered, that plaintiff have
sole, control and administration of her prop
erty.
Thus done, read and signed in open court,
this 30th day of January, 1871.
@&5 JOHN Z. KING,
Judge of the 9Th judicial District.
A true copy :a M s<sgE
oNEzlME A. GUIDRY, D'y Cl'k.
Feb 4, 1871.
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EREsH GARDEN SEEDS, Growth OF
IL 1868. Direct from Landreth,s Philadel
phia. At MAY0'S Drug Store. I3-4t
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HAVING purchased the Right for the paf,
IL ish of St. Landry, we are now prepared
to put down the above Wells at the shoIteS'
notice. s. w. HIGGINS & Co.
N. b. All orders left with g. Mayo, at tne
Opelonsas Drug Store, will receive lnnieu,a'e
attention. lJuhe III
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JAM
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-11

oas year, the railroad company shall
keep scales for weighing grain by the
ear load in cars, under pensIty off fine.
The third section requires that avery
company shall deliver grain in bulk to
any elevator, warehouse or o;hsr place
on any track controlled by the company
or any other track which it has permits
sion to use, and that 1t shall permit con
nectious to be made with its track from
any public grain warehouse.
Neglect 20 to do renders the company
responsible for all damages and costs ot
proceeding In the first; suit in the Sec
ond, to line Of from 81 900 to 5000,
and III the third, to transfer OF its
property to receiver until all damages,
charges and fines are PAID
The third section declares that the
consis nee or c0nsignor nny change the
destination Of any consignment at any
time before it il unloaded. N
The fifth section gives the consignee
the right to remove grain from the cars
at sno time within twenty four hours
after notice Of arrival, aud the car cen
placed where it can lie conveniently ap-
preached for unloading, aud near the
depot, without extra charge.
The sixth section require railroad com.
panies to deliver grain to any intcrsect-
ing railroad, canal, or navigable stream
to which ii may be consigned.
The seventh section repeats conflict
ing laws.-R. Il. Gazette.
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Sheriff Sale,

BY virtue Of 81 Special execution to mr. a..
rectcd, issued from the Office Of the (,ier, Of
the Circuit Court in and tor the county az Ce-
aar and state of Iowa, in favor Of Jahn.W.
Riddle and against a. l.. Buchan, 1 have
levied upon the following property as the
property Of the said A. l.. Bu :han o wit:
Out To- No. fifteen fl5l in Fred Hechts addi-
ton tn the TOWN. of Clarence in Cedar c,unty
Iowa county ;
And shall offer the same for sale nj the
Court House door. in the town OF Upton in
SAID county on saturday, the a2nd lay 81 ApriI
A. y. IsIl, at one O'Clock +. NJ OF said a.r
20 satisfy sail execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. '
Dated this End day of MarcllA. u. 1871
JOHN u SHEARER
n14w3 sheriff Of Cedar (.nunfr iowo
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Things Not to Do.

Don't start garden and then leave it
to take care of itself, Weeds germinate
AS soon as vegetables. and in the long
run will overpower the latter. Begin
early the war of determination. Take
time aud weeds by the forelock, aud
there Is no trouble in having good
garden.
Don't be poking fingers under sit
ting hen to turn her eggs over for her
Just as If she did uot know better than
you how To- manage eggs in order to
hatch them! The chances are she
would become disguised with your in
tcrfereuce, and quit her nest altogeth
er.
Don't let heaps Of stones stand as they
were picked on land laid down to grass
last year. They not only take up land
that ought to bear grass and be moved
over, but they cry out to all passers by
of shiitlessness aud thriftlessness.
Don: leave refuse vegetables to rot
IN the house cellar and difi'use above
stairs their unwholsome odors. The
scent Of decayed turnips and cabbage is
not very pleasant greeting AS one en-
tiers your doors. Well might he ex
claim. IAN enemy hath done this"
Don't let manure heaps become heat
ed and fire farged after being forksd
over. If need be, give them another
forking and yet another, before plant
ing, rather THAI, suffer u large part OF
their value to he lost-as it surely would
he-by being burnt up to white pow
der.
Don't milk cows up 10 the time Of
calving. II will make them gargetty,
aud otherwise damage their milking
properties. Nature points out the true
way. Tie living embryo calf must have
nutrinent, aud for Il couple Of months
a. least before being born, should have
all that the dam can atfJr,! at such Il time
tosupply.
Don't. let your children take upon
themselves the direction Of affairs too
soon. 1t is right AMI si"l e. IL make
home attractive to "ues cHstir>H. hui
not to do ii by becnalliie Il -t,.a = or an
derlins.
Don't talk horse every ;lmr E"u ucet
a neighbour with better horse than
YOURS. Talking will lead to trading Or
swapping. and When n farmer has the
horse. all eo badly Ms that. good by oxen
and COWS and sheep and swine! They
will have all lost their SAVIOR for him
then.
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Tie Transportation Of Grain.

We publish elsewhere the new law o
Illinois regulating the transportation OF
gain in bulk The first section requires
that grain shall be received aud trans
:" ported from any depot or warehouse o.
!" itr line, for all parties withau; aistihc
=. :. ton or discrimination. aisa that the raj
road company shall be responsible for
the delivery of the full amount received
titles la. any place Oh its line to which 1t may
authorities '.signed.
the Nersaillsts,and section requires that Ut
-shere as much AS 900
IS shipped the pre~i
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From the Western Rural.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.


.Chich bugs srs already making their
appearance in tho wheat fields of Hi
neis.
More timber IL being planted In Iowa
this Spring than during the five previ-
Gus years.
A Morrow county (Ohio) farmer think.
wheat looks twenty per cent. better than
1t did last Spring.
Saving manure 10 equal to saving
money to put out 1t interest. Manure
aud its management are the keys to
good farming.
Smith Cobb, OF Albany, N. Y, has Il
two sore farm not far from the city,
which II nearly all under glass, and il
used to raise lettuce, clearing the own.
Or 3d. 900 per year.
The Secretary Of the California State
Agricultural Society, has received q
limited quantity Of cotton iced from
Egypt, Of which he is distributing cam
pies 70 those who desire to experiment
with 1t.
A plantation Of oaks comprising five
acres, started thirty years ago, on the
farm of Ben Perley Poore, at West New
bury, Mass. has made . fine growth.
some Of the trees are now over forty
feet high.
Orchard grass is receiving much at
tention among farmers in the Atlantic
states. 1t 10 the earliest and the latest
OF all the grasses, and If properly man
aged with other grasses, Is excellent
both for pasture and hay.
The w sconsin marshes are full of
oranberries this Spring, and the berries
look nice and fresh, but will not keep
long time in warm weather. The Indi-
aus are bringing them to market quite
sbuudxutly at 81 per bushel.
The wheat prospect in Central ILL.,
nois is represented as very encouraging.
The growing wheat stands thick upon
the ground. and the recent rains and
warm sunshine have given it a luxur-
ious appearance. Growers predict the
earliest harvest known since Illinois
was settled.
The New England Farmer thinks that
II farmers will make accurate COMPARE
sons between the profit Of getting twen-
~ tons of hay from twenty acres, and
the same amount Of the same variety of
hay from ten acres, they will be much
more likely to drain some of their lands
than they will without such compare
son.
4 correspondent of the German town
Telegraph says that his own experience
aud observation aud that of his neigh
hors, show tina: small potatoes if planted
may, for the first year, produce nearly
rs good crop AS larger seed: but if this
plan is pursued for more than one year,
deterioration and a small crop Of pota
toes will be the result.
Tho PinkneyviIIe Perry Co.. H.
Banner says:
Never, peiLaps, in the history Of the
country, were the prospects of wheat
crop 40 splendid at this season of the
year as now throughout Central Illinois
In this county every field promises q
large yiel!; there is no exception to
this. This growing wheat stands thick
upon the ground the recent rain and
warm sunshine have given it a luXur-
ious appearance, and made the fields
look green and beautiful. Wheat grow
ers predict the earliest harvest Year
known since Illinois was settled, and
surely the resent Indications warrant
the prediction"
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A NEW LIVERY STABLE
SHERIFF SALE,

BY rtuo Of n special execution to me di-
recicd, issued from the Office OF the Clerk of
he Circuit Court, in and for the Co. Of Cedar
and state ofIDwa. in favor Of David Wood ward
aud against Robert Kenny, Ihave levied up
on the follow wing property as the property OF
the said Robert Kenny. 10 wit:
Fart OF lot number one % in block number
one II lii {. II Gihcr's addition to the town
I'll clarence. Commencing on north line Of
said iol orc j., seventy t.h feet east of the
north west corner thence cast thirty 800 feet
thence south one hundred tittp feet, thence
west thirty ,jaAj feet, thence mort h one hundred
loo feet ~ 'he place Of beginning, situated in
cedar t5unty. Iowa.
And shall off + the same fer sale at the Court
House door. in the town of Upton, in said
'1nLhiv. on SATURDAY. the End day of April,
\. II. iS,i, at o'clock u. NJ. Of said day, to sat-
isir said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. .e.
Dated this 29rd aav Of Marcia n. ISL
JOHN -. SHf,ARFR.
niiHS She riff of C@dar col, uts Iowa
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E M M F. N AGOGUE.

WARMERS EMMENAGoGUE ia IN. O nly srtel.
knowE % e1Ie We Whites Ut will cure In every cae
here Is the family in which this mpora nj medicine
" mol wanted? Mothers this Is the grea est beaans
ever onered you and You should mnie dstely prceu':
H. also sure cur, for Female Irr egularitls. at
may ne depended upon in every case where month
y Row has been obstructed through cold dissAs'
sod by druggists. Price One Dollar. Or sent BY MAJ
on receipt OF One Dollar and Quarter.
All the above Medicines are for sale in Upton By
Mcnamara d Lyte. o. r. Schumacher. and A. NJ
MIX 8 20. 1871
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

state of Iowa, Cedar county, IS:
Charles Hammond, PlH.l
VS.. District Court, June
Jacob Weaver Def't. Term. 1871.
To Jacob Weaver, Defendant: You are here
by notified that there is now on file in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court Of the
State OF Iowa. in and for the county OF Cedar,
a petition OF Charles Hammond. plaintiff.
claiming of you the sum of twenty-five dollars
money due him on two promissory notes,
and that a writ of attachme nt will be issued,
and your property attached to secure said
claim, and that unless you appear and defend
thereto OH or before noon of the second day Of
the June term, A. d. 1871. OF said Court, which
will commence on Monday June 5th, A. D.
1871. q default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon for the full
amount Of the plaintiff demand, with interest
and costs.
4wll BISSELL STARR PIT 5 Atty's.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink War.
any poisonous drugs or In pnrites being prepared for
!hose who require stinl,lant. 1t is splendid apl%
purifying the blood II Is the pleasant and deli
cois article ever offered to the public far superorto
II y more healthy and cheaper. Both male and 70
ma O. young or old. can take the Wine Of Life. III
goed health and free flow OF lively spirits will do
Wen 10 take the Wine or Life. 1t II different from
tnhs ever before In 1t 10 sold by druggists also
all respectable saloons. Price One Dollar In quar-
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Probate Notice,

l. whom II may conr-ru:
Motto" Is hereby given that Adam Rair,
guardian rfInhn J~ifr!cs, has filed his final
rpnrt - Ss,id guardian, H,d that the came is
sai hr nna hearing he .sth day of August,
" ri the August Term Of the Circuit Court
ot Cellar "nu1ty. Iowa: at which time. unless
objections arc made, he will he discharged.
VIM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
tpsi! :. 1S-t. =.
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limits About Dress.

From a lengthy article upon dress We
select a few hints, which may be useful
to every body: ~ sAsH
Avoid overdrcssing, if any doubt ex-
lists about the occasion.
A dress Of rich material is more gen
teel than snowy one.
Avoid glazing contrasts in colors, .of
material value. A real lace shawl WI
look badly over caliao dress.
Holes in the gloves, soiled collars, i'll
fitting or shabby boots, are sure proof
of a slattern.
Never wear any imitation Of finery.
Wear little or no jewelry in the street.
Large ornaments are seldom becom.
ing.
Mover wear two bright colors at the
same time. 1875
\ travelling dress should lie strong in
fabric and simple in make.
a short dress should just clear Il e
ground. No more, 10 less.
1t is vulgar for gentlemen to dress
gaudiIy or adorn themselves with jew
elry. The dress of woman in the
morning Is the real test of character.
The dress is n reflection of the mind !;
q delicate and modest mind will he re-
cognized 10y the deIic2cy and modes,y Of
the appeared.
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has mover failed mot
even In one case cure Il OF Blind
itching bleeding Piles Those who afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist and sa
MARSEEs pILE NEMEpi II Is expressly for Vie
1t has cured many cases OF over thirty y.ar
everywhere