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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
CLIPPINGS.

Fish dinners-thosc Of our Secre-
tary of State.
"a. Schwill & Co.. is beer firm
in Cincinnati.
The University of LEIPZIG had
1,l45 students before the war.
The number OF school children in
Owatonna, Minn., is 727.
Every bird p!eases us with its lay,
especially the hen.
Why is woodchuck like sau-
sage? Because it's ground hog.
The French bastile was built in
1879. aud destroyed by mob in
l7s9.
The Pope, Notwithstanding his
years and weight, is still very skill
full at billiards.
Teeth extracted with great pains
is the advertisement of Washing
ton dentist.
The microscope shows that an oys-
ters contains multitudes of small
oysters, covered with shells
Romance is to be found IN every
station in life, even in the railway
station and the police station.
/ Baltimore claims to have sold $l1,-
500, 900 worth Of boots Iand shoes
last year, aai asks Lynn what she
thinks oil that.
Of pride there arc two kinds,-tt,c
one like velvet, tit for q queen to
wear; the other like velyeteen,
shabby, make believe imitation.
The postage on one letter cost Mr..
Samuel II. Ross. Of Knox county,
Ohio, $l69.SO. He forgot and mail
ed the letter inside newspaper.
It cost the city of Boston for
each bath taken during the last seas
on at the public bath houses, includ-
ing all expenses tor constructing the
houses, supcrintendencc, etc, only
one cent and FIVE mills.
The school census, just completed,
under the direction OF the Board OF
Public Instruction of Albany, shows
school population of 28,S9S per.
| sons Of school age, within the bounds
Of the city.
An excellent old deacon, who, hav.
ing won u turkey at charity rsf1is
did not like to tell his severe orthe-
dox wife how he came by il, quietly
remarked as he handed her the fo.A
that the Shakers gave it to him.
a hundred persons living in. the
ncigborhool Of Cincinnati propose
subscribing $1,000 each for ths es-
tsblishment OF a private hotel in that
city, for the use Of themselves aud
their families.
An Indiana journal is trying TO
promote pedestrian exercise among
the students Of the State by urging u
law TO prohibit the sale Of liquor
within three miles OF any institution
Of learning.
| A monument OF Italian marble on
granite base has just been erected
over tho remains OF ex-Presidcnt
Pierce, IN the cemetery in Concord,
n, II. II is eiteen tsat in height.
and bsars the simple inscription:
Franklin Pierce Bors November
f23, 1891. Died October 8, 1861
4 Glycerine and litharge stirred to =
paste, hariens rapidly, and make =
durable cement for IRON. upon iron,
for two stone surfaces, and especially
for fastening iron in stone. The CO.
|. ment is insolublc, and - not acted on
, BY stvone acids.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

TN tell you what's the matter,
4 Without will to fiattcr,
What ! might have told before;
That the place to get your goods,
From your Slippers to your Hoods,
Is at the Union Store.
They have silken Flannels there,
= And Thousand things to spare,
A fact or two worth knowing;
Their prices arc SO low,
That every one should know
How fast their goods are going.
Tn Boots and Shoes, their dealings
I Are suited to the feelings
OF these hard and pressing times;
So, if you're needing any,
With the remnant OF your money,
Go buy your fives and mines.
Tn Groceries, too. they say,
= They are selling every day,
At prices wondrous low;
So that those who come to buy
Will often ask them "why
They beat their neighbors So"
They have Goods upon the way
= For their Store most every day,
Which | should have told before;
So their Goods are always fresh
Aud are taken with rush,
AZ Wietfng Brothers. Store.
TOLEDO, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
CORNELL COLT,EGF'.

EOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN EX-
j PERIENCEO Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and Scientific Courses; Pre-
paratory. Commercial'and Ornamental De-
partm:nts; ample buildings and appliances,
and 375 students annually; in iown not
Cd for temperancc.-. Board and Tuition low
For catatsgac address the President, REV.
WIN. F.. KING, D.sD. sMt.. vernun. Iowa. ).
sH =: s.. ~. l40tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
WIN. H. HARRISON,

And the following reliable Fire Insurance
Companies:
1Etna, of Hartford, assets $4,000, 900
Home, Of New York, assets 5000. 900
Hartford, of Hartford, Assets 2,75O,O0O
Phenia, of Hartford, assets 1,7s5, GOO
Lorillard, of New York, assets l,750.000
Special attention will be given to insur-
ing DWELLINGS, BARNS and CONTENTS
against FIRE and LIGHTNING, for a reri>
cd Of One Three and Five y.ars, and at
rates as low as any ene can possibly gice
OEFICE-In W. ALDEN'S Store.
5.3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
Extra Inducements to Work !
500 BOOKS TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN
PREMIUMS

500 BOOKS TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN
PREMIUMS.
rorFen NEW subscribers with $40 90,
We will give one copy Of Spcer's "China
and the United States,' beautifully Illus.
tratcd and admitted to be one ef the best
issues Of the American press.
For Six NEW subscribers with sl2 90 we
will give one copy of Barrett's Life Of Lin
coin, bound in calf, worth 81 so.
Or one Of CRAlG'S Microscopes price
SD 90. See advertisement in Weekly Ga
zette.
For Five NEW subscribers, with $40 90
we will give one copy. of Barrcu's Life of
Lincoln, bound in muslin, worth 81 90, or
for Club If so Subscribers at Club rates
For Two NEW Subscribers, with $i 90,
we will give one copy of "Carpenter's Six
Months in the White Il use, selling price
81 SO per volume.
EH- Specimen copies sent free on appli-
cation.
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR 1871,
with money, by Posteflice Money Order, or
draft, or in Registered Letters, to
GAZETTE COMPANY,
j. 4-l2 DAVENPORT, Iowa
DILL HEADS.--BlEL HEADS or ALL
Dsi.as printed in t''> very h-.' lyle ,.sAs
REPU BLIcAN 0dicc
BLANKS. Of all kinds, for sale, q IAe
DRtrrSlacAs okrloe, TsLspo, Iowa.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

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each additions. line. 81.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
r AAiES WALLACE,

UrHOLsrER 4 UNDERTAKEN,
Uenoral Manufacturer and Dealer in Furni.
ture Of all kinds, Of Warranted Quality,
No has removed his entire stack 10 his sale
room and Mandatory, at the south end cl
Toledo. on the 1ama City road. lie makes
and sells only. FIRST class goods, and sells
ONLY roH CASH. -. I3n37tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

ULANKs. Of all kinds, for ssle, q kAs
DRtrrSlacAs okrloe, TsLspo, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

DILL HEADS.--BfEL HEADS or ALL
Dsis.s printed in t''a very h--s lyle ,.sAs
REPu slIcAS 0dicc
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

sAPPEL0ATE 4 KINNE, Attorneys and
~ CounSe Tors At Law, Toledo Iowa. Or
nee in Stones building, over W. G Walters
Grocery Store, v3n3tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

J. @. STRONG. A. ". GUERNSEY.
VTRONG 4 GUERNSEY, ATTORNEYS AT
- LAW, Tama City, Iowa, will aitead to
all business entrusted to their care with
promptness and dis.atch. OFricE--Over NJ.
Lewis Clothing Store. 5lif
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

n d. BRADSHAW, [successor 10 stru-
". BILE g. Bradshaw Attorn'y & Counsel-
Or at LAW, Toledo. Tama County, Iowa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21
SUNDERLAND

Snow fell here the 18th inst to the
depth Of six inches aud With what littla
We had bcfare gives Us capital slejghing.
Our lumbermen are improving It. We
ale informed the steam saw m.l viii com-
meuee running soon
- We would lay to your correspondent
fom Dorset the JoUgStL containing his
Kind notice Of the bro,berless Young
ladies Of that towu has been largely
sought after by numberless, sisterless
aud those that are not sistcrless young
gents OF this place. On their reading the
paragraph Il has caused many deep drawn
sigh. aud many flutter under the vest
buttons aud 20 hsIincisely feel Of
their moustaehe or perhaps the place
whore that masculine appendage ought
10 be and with bcaininl cBuHteuance eK-
clain "uorthward our star orrlupire takc-
it, way" Bat "a regard to this firty old
maid. and widow WhcN! Forty /,
that i = large number 30 be provided Tor
bul ve are neari, eqaal 10 the emergency.
luoouuliug up sc tni We haYe just 80 cid
bachelor. aHd wi,lawcrs and We would
resje ifally beg ieaYc 20 introduce the
Editor ofthc Joues,L q make The for
ueth, 80 they msy be al provided for.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

The Battle o. Bennington Is being
f.uglt over sgsln. THIS time it Is q
contest FOR the aosiuflice between ) l.C.
Cook former Editor II The Runner, and
" iio has held tbc ofirc about ten yesrs.
sud J. lial.ey eastman, TIE present FL
iiot Of tho banner. eastman has seut ~
petition which vas sigised by mauy u
tie prominent business ueu. The result
il sfiIi n doubt
The Free Pcsss says Charles san
for,l found on tie morning Of the sth
inst. a MIR. McGuire aud tao infants,
twins. frozen to death. ia borcl uesr
nj. village The husband VAS away on
drunken spree sud tie scvea remaining
children. The youngest tea months old,
were hadlled aroaii lhe stove. which
sas destitute 81 Gre
Ill. " Potash auA iamiig are spen.
dag tie " inter la New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21


sfasc THAT the afalrs Of The parish are In q
veSy pryapeross condition. over sin thou-
Sand dollars hhsiug bren collected during
he prsssnl pa-nrs's, and : nsw snd ele.
CANT church sdiacs erected. which undei
., pres, Il sble management vii soon b
cuilreiy frye fruln debt
CHATHAM
Mr. and Mr.. Richard Van Altyns
celebrated the enieth anniysrsary u their
wedding Ia gay st,le en- TUESDAY,
CHATHAM yiLIAar.
-Chathsm sillsge items we're under
Chatham la.i weck, but al know where
Funds emporium j. And where thosr
robe. come from I've thc same place that
ne get those perfec, fitting shirts SID
those Rebbg neck ties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21
NEw LEBANON

The Hudson Gagette las tie follow
ing 10 regard 20 tie Feast uflhe lmmac
uls,o Conception which was observed
with appropriate ceremony on Friday
morning, sth lust, az the Catholic church,
--uampd in houur Of that sacred event
IN New i.ebanon "lligh Mass was sung
by tbe Ia.tor, Rev } J Merlarty 49,
.isted 3, tie cloir from tie church ut
Chatham Village Lambilotie'- famous
mas bcing selected iar the occasion. and
given wiih precision sud effect 4 brief
but impressive sermon was delivered by
the Rev. gentleman from the text to be
found IN Gen. 8.l5, u viii place cumiiy
between lice aud the w0msu, and tbs
seed and het seed, and she shall crush
rs head aud thou shalt lay ~ wait f,r
her heel. from which lie deiuced a pow
efful argument IL favor 81 tie dngms
which has 20 Gently received tie an.
tho live sanction 81 ihe Roman branch
Of she Catholic church, presenting with
equal eleauess sud force The grongds on
which TIE church asserts thai the Blessed
Virgin ne moiier ~ aar isetleemer could
never have Known The isiut ~ onginul
slp. 4 lafga Abi stieuIise sudicuoe,
numbering many = IT, Protestant faith,
was 10 attendance. We are happy -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

pra. Rufus Harmon died on Long
island ihe slh uf this month st tie n 81
deuce II biz daughter, Ills remains were
brought 20 Rupert fur iute ment. A.
tlse time Of b. tleath Mr.. Harmon wa
lrtbahit tar oldest male citizen Ia town
lli. agc neuuR 70 wears. lie was born
And iu,I AWAY. resided in this town liH
ig.t .lHiug WHEN he weUl TO reside win
6.. daughter tAln. Spcncer) on Long
l-aud
Services are agaiB resumed In the
Congregational Church The beating
splaan, newly pot np opefates very
satisfactorily. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

Ne have plenty Of snow and cold
utatsrr. 10 b5ol the needs gloves and
mIiteus. cap, iar. aud surtaui We mau.
a.e % eAi. - dfink and - shake, But
ri. ron such weaiher j zw ial 70 take.
To iha E,ti,ar. greeting Auni Mol.
Il Npuld ssy he wouid ilte well 20 see
tau TEL Chn-,uas dst Ne hsse rsh-
~ g sizing BAT, |. per '4uprt, II tou
all K AtFs, wii get ~ good dlELsf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

- f. uEtpus steam min nrar
the GA Green Manuiain House. uuder
tie management &c John l'i.,iou who cam
i,d Is hraen Ia thi. line - business, III
lsG dsys fa}hsaipg tie frsi % Mrrh
sawed .lt5. 0ag iea 81 lumber, nearly
oue half II which we're hsif iucb boards
msl ibE an average 81 5,I0s feet pr Ia,
TIE ulli will soon be started rgsiu. W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

\. D G \ L Z,
wE-r LIZA >oS. SEw YORK.
Manufacturer ~ al kinds Of
rEasl R.hsEss.
F,HN nAHxKss,
COACH NAMES
flNK LIdBT poUsLE BARNES,
FISE LIoHT siNoLE HARNESS
PAM sIEaLg BsKsEss,
Msdo u the Beet Oak stock aud Warranted TO
give perfect sstlstsc lien.
The sreest and beet stock OF
Horse Blankets d Lap Robes
IN the County.
Trunks, Travelling Bags aud Satchels.
SCOTCH COLLARS FOR HEAVY wopK,
HALTEgS, BRIDES. ruRUlNaLks,
WHIPS, HORSE BRUSHES, BIC.
Sale Rooms at
$. A. hILLgrT's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21


W. Asas. eat q tls aa..s Hau.
..........,,... .t..t, ....s.
boz 'a'''"s '' 'n' rs''a 'A'f'' '''fA OF
pyr.. g+.ras
ses5 1G haS rt luu Ds A., ~ sayo,S Wv
Afro. .y..,..,,. .y
coal Avn w00D ramon STOVES
sud several ''sles 81
First. Class Cook Stoves
.o,.,,,tt, nm b.ra
-, -. go. go, an,eso.
l1~"A"N " wa
,,,,,,..r
FAClohl folNl,
'' ~ everything new ard desirable.
Blssk sgiss. Black and Striped Pure MohAirs
French Bisrritg All Wool satteens,
prilb,ntine. Empress Cloths. all colors,
plseh and Chepe Alapacss large assortment,
ca,brares pophp.
pi.,as All Wool Plsids. 4 many others.
SUAWLs
r.. ,.roos, .,oet in town
Washington rlaid flsnnels,
heltons,
Tncots,
GRANTEES, and al 10 tino qualities,
Black vslvsteens,
aue ''p" " "u''o"''
ada. an. Gents. so "a.'' '"a 0''0''a 'o0''''
s.. ...
A laW frHFa ut H.fI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21
Sl@sAyFnl

Huy your flour 81
Hkkrt1 q tai aCENrk
Fsssas1 rssk = ~ ssass-~
CJSE a BURTON
hsa.rs . al Ne siisaisse = - pah4s sssia
b their ~, aessfstls .,esk y geaas. vAish hAs
'tsu hlsl' stplss.sbs3 vi,t IS falavias 10 part
Nalsss, very h.sa,s ~.
Usufs hove Ssslt. lafs,
is8lrs tnfs
Htrs Cav, i.srFt ss.sa & ths l.ts,, .,siss.
Hlset Alrse.s v,ry shs.p.
lye'an hFps tttf fsgh dasisbs
hlAss Nritsi iabbsas
Hoop sAliis. go,d sufs.
hubbs Dinth
To cor DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT We h.,.
New Cotton.,
Nv tgstluF,
Nrs Jeans
Mes Csmbttes,
Ns~ opera Fsrpsi, hl.ss
New Hepcb csusas, s.s.
We have ia'' Fee''''d e''au'ai ''99A q
ZEPHYR WORKSHOPS
p,n.. osos.
l.i"sSs' ....
flanDsis,
nNfts,
NV"Ha'si
ShsTls, ,.,. Go, ,.n.,
Fancy Goods,
cRoCEPRy
LARS, LAAFs, LEHps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21
Local Intelligence.


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

IuY vuur lenr q
HkAtukN &sHi sCKMFk
FReaafV hank >. - b Ntass~~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-21

Tie tzaSamas ffre a. iisr utw ellareh
ufK M,mAa1 efraiag iafai.ars f.sd fr
dast tea sad lFtait si.saas aaaf F'.,i
~ fea Articles hf she ftrg
ssflia r. 81 e}.fiatf|t warAe8 aHf raF-
feH Is tHr sIgta rssfi.s ~ PEE >sfunis'
sfsfaaa Ffsf.sss. q sige fie gomn ttgr
81 sa tinr g. rraHgiak uisiu
--Ttee f. p.sfty 81 suaw 81 sissgf lex
a sbi. ris.ats4. Aud os SIZE alau'aja. b r.
tsa ~ rtBrt ft1 90 dspa The mu.se
- &C. bfts aiHs & Is ,barus wilh ii.s
Fss laughter e u,e belle. keep. ibe sir
alfd slta iir Hia.t KBrairz kiHi 81 81 T.
aia Tie laaiTrmea sre iall u business.
f+4azI E.fltt ffs. sas.r
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26
Buy Leather Bits.

This advice Is given by the editor of
the Rural World To put frosted iron
bit into horses mouth is as dangerous
as it is cruel, for the reason that every
time living flesh touches metal much
below the freezing point the latterextracts
the heat from the former and freezes it..
Thus horses mouth becomes frozen by
the cold iron several times day put into
it; each time causing these freezings to
60 deeper, to end at last in extensive
liberation With such sore mouth the
poor horse refuses to eat and pines away,
which calls the horse doctor in. He pro-
nouuces it bots, glandcrs, horse all, etc,
and goes to cramming down poisonous
drugs, in doses and the next you know
of the poor, abused creature, he is trotted
off to be food for fish or the crows
Many a valuable horse has been "myste
riously" lost in just this way. Thinking
and humane people avoid this by first
warming tho bits; but this is much
trouble, and sometimes impossible, as in
night work, like staging and physicians
work. Now all this trouble is entirely
avoided by getting the harness. makers to
provide leather bits for winter use, so
made that no metal substance can touch
the flesh. They are durable, and cost
only halt dollar
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26
To Cure Scratches.

Somebody wants to know how to cure
the scratches on his horse. l will give a
remedy. | have used for years with
universal success Take two pounds of
Glauber salts, one pound Of sulphur, and
one quarter pound of saltpetre; pulvcrizc
all finely together, and give one heaping
tablespoonful once day, thrown on the
feed.
Now for the feet. Take one pint of
meats foot oil and one fourth pound OF
fine cut chewing tobacco, and simmer
them together. Strain out the tobacco,
and bottle Cor use. Take CASTLE soap
and warm water, aud wash tho parts
affected clean, and dry thoroughly before
applying the oil. IF the ankles are much
sore, it would be we'll to put cloths on
them to keep the air from them while
they are drying; when dry, annoint them
we'll with the oil for few days then
wash rs before, dry we'll, and Of ply the
oil again. II thoroughly applied, it will
effect permanent cure. Keep the feet
clean, and scratches will not be likely to
return.-Cor. Rural New Yorker.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26
To WASH WHITE LAcp.-The folloy

To WASH WHITE LACE. The follow
ing recipe for washing white lace is gener.
ally found more sussesful than any other:
Cover glass bottle with white flannel +;
then wind the lace round it, tack it to the
flannel on both sides. and cover tho whole
with piece Of flannel or linen, which
sew firmly round it; thon steep it over
night in an ever, With soap and cold wa
ter. Next morning wash 1t with hot wa.
ter and soap. the soap being rubbed on
the outer covering; then steep it again
for some hours in cold wator, and after.
wards let it dry in the air or nsar the
Ere. Remove the outer covering, and
the lace is ready, no ironing being re-
quired. u the lace 10 very dirty Of
courssi it must bs washed sssst dssl,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26
AGRICULTURAL, DOMESTIC, &C.
Growth Of Cereals.

At the last meeting Of the British
Association, Mr.. L. Il. Hallett read q
paper on the "Law Of Developments 10
Cereals" His experience showed him
several years ago, that grain and especially
wheat, was injured by being planted too
closely. He found wheat plant would
increase above the ground in proportion
as its roots had room to develop, and that
the roots might be hindered by being 10
contact with the root Of another plant.
He continued O series Of experiments,
planting one kernel of wheat only, and
succeeded so we'll in improving the
method Of cultivation as to raise wheat
whose ears contained 123 grains. In the
course Of his Investigations MIR. Hallett
made other discoveries with regard to the
growth Of cereals, which he sums up as
follows:
l. Every fully developed plant,
whether Of wheat, oats, or barley, pre-.
sents one car superior in productive
power to any Of the rest on that plant.
2. Every such plant contains ono grain,
which upon trial, proves more productive
than any other.
8. The best grain in q given plant is
found in its best ear.
4. The superior vigor of this grain is
transmissble in different degrees to its
progeny.
s. BY repeated careful selection the
superiority is accumulated
6. The improvement which is first
raised gradually after series Of years is
diminished in amount, and eventually so
far arrested, that practically speaking, a
limit to improvement 10 the desired quail.
ity is reached.
7. By still continuing to select the
improvement is maintained, aud practi-
oally fixed type is the result.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26

Adrunken Irishman camc near bleed.
log to death in one of our town saloons
last Saturday night by the bursting Of a
blood vessel in ono of his legs. DR.. HUT
was called in and stopped the hcmor-
'rhage. A short time after he attempted
to walk, and the flow of blood commenced
again. The Doctor was called in second
time, and arrived just as the poor fellow
swooned, and once more stopped the
d flow and seeing that the unfortunate
man would die if he was not properly
cared for, tried to secure place for him
to rest for the night. There was no room
in the saloon, SO the Doctor generously
had him carried to his office and provided
for him. Just before leaving the saloon
he had $50 or more, which was placed in
side pocket; on arriving at the Office
he was sober enough to feel for his
money. 1t was gone The bursting of
the blood vessel vas caused by an ulcer
on tncieS.-