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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

CkLlFoENIA's BIoGEsr NuoGET.-lIOw
much We owe to California! Her precious
metals have enriched thousands Of our lel:
low citizens, and have proved the main
stay Of Amet1sa In times Of rational pc.
cuniAry embarrassment. Her mining in-
dustries have given employment to
myrials oil mcchapiSs and laborcrs. She
is the land Of promise to the fortune
seeker. But tue Golden State has lately
sent US new treasure. Her last nugget
Is Dr. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BITTERs. The health giving principles
contained In THU curative are more pre-
cious boon than gold. In all affections Of
the liver and stomach, remittent and inter
mittent ioyers, Rheumatism and pulmonary
diseases II may be relied upon. As blood
depurent and invigorant it Is Nncqualled,
purifying the circulation md inlusing new
yigor into the ,debilitatcd franc. 1t con.
qucrs that NEST unylcldiug Of all com.
plaints-dyspepsia, and We know Of nc
other remedy that can accomplish this.
Its entire freedom from alcoholic spirit,
Which retartls and ncutralizes tho effect Of
any medicine, and which forms the basis
Of many Of the pseudo btters and tones,
doubly enhances the value to the sick.
The papers otthe United States, vic with
one another in doing honor to DR.. Walker.
We, too, add eur voice, and say all honor
to the man whose science and skill have
enabled him to draw from the vegetable
kingdom such balsam for human suffer.
ing,-Com, -|.n.i ii
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
Lore In prison-A Clonled Romance

The papers had a good deal to say,
a short time ago, about the romance OF n
love affair which occurred in tie Pough.
kecpsie jail.
Two persons were confined there
one young man-n German, Charged
with larceny +; the other IN Irish girl,
accused Of murder.
They could not understand zach other
Ia words but the universal Language OF
1--we, expressed BY tho eyes and by tho
thousand indications by which it makes
itself understood. sool made them de.
voted frieHds. They loved at first sight,
and il little time became engaged.
The man wrote home to his family,
and they sent him four hundred dollars
in money. lie lavished this in presents
upon his intended bride. -.
But when they sent for clergyman 10
perform the marriage ceremony, they
learned, to their bitter disappointment,
that they could not get any one TO do it.
The man was convicted aud sent TO
the State prison for four years. The
girl, although Rrqnittci on the charge OF
murder, was fsnnd guiIty OF manslaugh.
tor, and sentenced to bo imprisoned two
years. -, T.. ~.
And this is n love afslir in brief, with
whatever Of romance it possesses. Per.
haps II does shine with something OF
divine lustre, in contrast with the coarse
and common routine Of prison life.
But how Is its light dimmed, md its
beauty blurred, and all It's Joy darksntd,
by It's criminal surroundings !
How different Is the unimbittered hap.
piness Of two hearts unstrained by guilt
free 10 enjoy The whole world, and all
that life affords - mingling into one,
md uniting destinies uuclouded by the
prospect Of imprisonment md shame !
Innocence is more romantic THIN crime.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

= GoLp MINES IN AusTRAIIA.-The stalls.
tics published by the mining department
OF Victoria gives the following production
Of gold in that colony during the last
three months Of 1871; The gold pro-
duCed was 352 sos ounces, Of which 17I,-
-G6a ounces were obtained trCm quartz.
The number Of miners was 6s,979. Of
which 1850 were Europeans. The
mines extended over 9s5 square miles.
AT Clunes gold Is extracted from quartz
obtained alta depth Of 700 feet below the
surface. .u ESQ D..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

A MYSTERIOUS FlRE.-A house In Con-
nectieut was recently SGT on fire ina mys-
terious manner twice in one day. II was
finally discovered that bright tin pan
had acted rs a cancayr mirror, and had
focused the SUMS rays upon some com.
bustible matter at distance, and had
started 1t into blaze. The occurrence is
worth remembering, and its possible repeti-
ton in other places worth guarding against,
for this may not be tue only case in which
mysterious fires may have similarly ODlgi-
mated.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

,CAnLI scRER WIRE Doors AND sHoES.--A
word OF equalization may not DO out 6f place.
Tho cable wire. acts as 4 screw, 10 strong and
Arm, and OF the same timo Is elastic and COM
Portable. It ig much. preferable 70 tho old
lid as sowcd work, but much stronger and less
liable TO rip, and much less expensive. We bAye
tried the cable screw shoe, which has proved
all that Is claimed for II. Tho increase In this
new method Of manufacturing boots and shoes
Ia very rapid, aud promises TO supersede the
wood reg and waxOd thread.-Th6 Standard,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

What Unspenltable Relief 4 Afforded ts the
burning and throbbing 1oah by hlngls application
Ing, MEXICAN MUSTANG LiStNENT. The tormenling
and sleep.dcstroHng pains Of rheumatism, gout and
neuralgia. arc completely bahlshed by liz use bth
ness Of the joints aud painful sw6linEA, quickly
HoAlds, etc. with astonishing rapldty For strains,
spring halt, scratches, saddle, collar and harness
gals a. we'll ~ The more serious external inAlAdies
Of tie horse. II Is swift and thorough remedy
lCnm.I
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

WIDE AWAKE YourH's BAPEa.- For
judcisus editing, select and popular Con-
tributUs, and sprishtly, entertaining
reading, the Youdl's Companion of Boston,
has no superior among tho ysuth's publ
catlonsECom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Millions Of pairs Of shoes tipped with metal,
are sold esery year, For childrcns shoes they
arc absolutely indispensable, unless ono can
afford the waste Of buying two pairs, when only
one would be needed and iCw can safely sub
mlt TO such constant leak. With most people
u Is the little economies Of tic household that
supply Its members with comfort, and at the
same time mako tho load OF tho fathOr ofmodcr..
ate means lighter ono to bear. Cents invested
in the purchase Of melal.tppcl shoes, save
many hArd.earued dollAr.-lnitr. Workman.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Men often criticise girls figures; hut
when q girl has q few thousand VI her
own, they gonaally think tie figures
about right
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
To Cure n COuRh. 10 rolleyN ali /

To Cure Cough, 10 relieve ali trtitAtions Of tho
throat % TetGFe pfO6t so1ndpets and health 10 the
most delicate examinations Of the hnmAn trAmo-iho
IA ttll prepared With the tant care In the selection and
compound ng u is various ingredients when II was
introduced 10 the pube By Dr. WistAr, oTsf ory years
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Tho proprietors OF JouSsoN's ASoDYSg LINZ.
MINT, PARsoSs PuRoATTvE Pills, and STEM
DAMS CAVALRY CONDITION PowDERs, have pnb.
which may DO .ad free At The stores.-O
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

QureE WoRS.-At the Boston fife five
million dollars worth OF dry goods In two
buildings were burned entirely up in forty
minutes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

l. FLAGh'S INSTANT RELIEF.- wartauted 10 NJ
liove all nheunato Aieioaa SpfAtns SeuraiEa, etc,
The best the sufOat and the quickest remedy for ell
Howell CoISuAntt Relief guaranteed OF tho money re-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

A little son Ui John Nupiou, Of Harris.
burg, Va, Q years old, was cholsed to
death BY a grain Of parchsd corr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

} favorable Nototicts. p The s6Odreputation
of BnowS's DRoxcurAI TRocuEs for tho rOllci
OF Coughs, Colds, and Throa. Diseases, has
given them favorable notoriety.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Rufus Chapman Of LibOrty, Maine, had stifl
cd by the use Of JonSsoS's ASobTSB LtsiMEsr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

The BROWNS and BLACKS produced By that stst.
Ing prUpSIAtnn CrIstAdoros Excelsior Hair DYE, Cam
.un with Natures most favored productions and defy
dttectlon.-eoN. frfn flT'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

To remove the pain Of mosquito htes, make
but a singlc application OF " The Queens TOT.
let, |" for the C0mpl0xIon.-C0nl.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

FOR dyspepsia, inusesuon, depression OF
spirits and general debility IN their various
forms also, asa preventive against fever Satl
ague, and other Intermittent foYers, the " FcrrO-
PhosphorRted Elixir sfCallsAya," made by CrH.
we'll, Hazard 4 Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists, Ia tho best tonic, and as tonic for
patients recovering from fever or other sick
IlesB Il has no 0ntlal-OOn. Vi III. .UfI..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Vegetable Pulmonary Ilalsam. "Doubtless
the Best Cough Melioino In The WORLDLY Chm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Information about any Railroad Bonds
eau be obtained II you write to CHARLES
W, HAssLHR, No. 7 Wall St., n, Y.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
speelel Nor,ees.
A CHALLENGE
VERIFY N HATH NO EQUAL,

u extended 10 the world 10 place bsfets the pnhu
betisr Cough 81 LunE remedy Than ALIENS Lung
uAlsnnI.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
TO :,
OoNsuAIPTIvES,

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of that
dread dGsGss. ConAunp ob By simple remedy, tnI.
ous to make known 10 his fellow SaetsFS the means d
cure To all who desire H. he win sand cory Of Tie
prescription used vS Of ehAree With lhe drpotlOni
ior preparing andaaing the EiiS tey Win find
SUM CuRE for CONSUMPTION. AETiiNA, bRoNciifTIs
and all throat OF lnnE dItdeultiet
Parties wishing The prescription WI please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON. -
iSi Pom. Street. " llliamIburah. MY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

II. II. MCDONALD d co., ,i, d.,
Druggists and Gen. hgtl, san Francisco Cal, a
cor, q washington aud Charlton StS., NY. 90
s0LD w ALL nRGlGlsTS 4 DEALERS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

ANY Eutcrean E.la,e having lssai s.I:t,pss Snt
j.. r. FRuEAUFf,
Attorney al Law. Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

AGENTS E ss. G.l s'F &C. f iis:ss = = :
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

I Female Complaints, In young er GU,
IA ar Single. nj tho lawn'of WOniallho0,L OF
m Of m. thsse Tonic BilteB display 10 Le.
ID influence that q markell Improvement y
I ", iisI,,,natory and ckrohic ntstsss
!. nj and (iOQIs Dyspepsia or indigestion BlI'
RpIDIitent and lntCrinlttent PeytIg, Diseases
, HOOD, Liver, Kidneys ANU Bladder these
i nave been most successful, Such Diseases
,pscd by Initiated Hood, which u generally
ceI by arrangement OF the Digestive Organs.
I y are Gentle PnFEutiyp Rs well az
MD, possessing also the peculiar nleflt 81 act
! a u6WGrill agent In relieving CgLIcSlon or
1natlOn Of the Liver and Nlseefll Organs anu
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
Aliens Lung aIsall1

asa- SPRtNOPfILp, TnNN., Sept, II, l1t1
Gentleman ship III six dozen ALLIN6 LuNo Hal
AN al once We have not bottle lg 10 our li9rs, II
has more FepnthtlOn than any Cough medicine have
ever sod and have been 10 the drug business eniy
seven years We mean Just shat We say about the Hal
nam. Ven truly EnRfA $500.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25
FROM sTANwooD.

JANUARY %, 1872.
Mr.. L.i,tcv There has been for
the last few weeks hints and assertions
made in the Cedar Post aud Stanwood
Express, by the correspondent from
this place, in regard to the stealing Of
bottle Of gin. This we thought
nothing of at first, knowing the
propensity of said correspondent tone
w. W. Allenl to be, to put
everybody in false position except
few of his particular friends.
But when the gin story was followed
up In several consecutive issue. of one
Of the above named papers as il written
by authority, myself and friends
thought best 70 stop 1t. The Deputy
Postmaster asserts, that there never
has been any gin stolen from the store
to his knowledge, that he never had
any for his own private use and that
he never said 80.
The lie is bare faced, and manufac-
tured entirely by some one It came
to the public from w. w. Allen by his
own acknowledgement. and rests with
him, unless he succeeds In shifting il
from his own shoulders TO another
party, whom he claims told him.
NJ. l.. SIMMONS.
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For 10 Advert User.
Earthly Glory.

Mr. Editor As this is a time of
unparalleled looseness ofexpression, |
deem it my duty to occasionally put
GU the brakes, as every man has,
doubtless, his place to fill in society.
/ come, therefore, to notice the clos
ing sentence of our Governors Inau-
geral. You will remember that he
wished for our State and country ian
eternal weight Of earthly glory."-
Who can conclude that this present
state Of things is to exist eternally.-
1t is painful TO conclude that many
men of brilliant attainments, with
Gods great calendar and the worlds
history before them, cannot see that
we are in the December Of our world.
1t is true that some good meaning
people seem to think large majority
Of our race are to live forever in a
worse condition than our earth does
now, or ever has, presented; shut up
to themselves somewhere in or about
the earth, they don't know exactly
where, even with the open bible be
tore them-tormented BY the Devil
and his angels beyond all human de-
scription in ways that God alone can
devise. and made increasingly capa.
BILE Of suffering the most excruciating
and intolerable torments eternally.
Now that would be too bad. Tan we
believe it? But ! think it would be
too bad for this present state Of
"earthly glory to continue eternally.
The truth is, this earth Of ours in a
short time will undergo one Of the
most calamitous yisitations that il has
ever experienced; "thc seven last
plaques" and in connection with the
seventh, an earthquake the most terri
bic, in which the earth will be wreck
ed and all its glory fade, Gas the
grass, Iowa of course will share the
result, and the land be utterly DESC
late, without an inhabitant. This will
continue during the loo years in
which the saints reign with Christ !;
at the end Of which tune the wicked
dead are raised, and in connection
with the Devil and his angels, are, by
extinction Of being, by FIRE swept from
the face Of the earth,* when clean
and pure earth, with heavenly glory
shall emerge to continue cternally,
where the glory is for all and all are
blessed. Respectfully,
JESSE DoHCAs.
see Rev. xx: Q, and Eek. xviii.
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For the Advertiser
Our Poor House.

However successful or unsuccessful
this our excellent institution may be,
financially, in its practical workings,
one thing is clear, it is a good home
for the poor Of our county. Wespeak
not from hearsay but from personal
observation. A few days ago We ha6
the privilege Of visiting this institu-
ton, aud although the lord of the
manor did not happen to be at home,
the kind matron of the house gave us
an introduction to the inmates, some
% in number, with whom we spent a
very agreeable hour-gave them some
religious reading, instruction, &c.
And though we did not stay for din
ner, yet had we been SO disposed,
could have eaten with a good grace,
from the savory smell and neat and
clearly appearance of things generally
about the house. May the Lords
blessing rest upon the place. J. d.
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FROM SPRINGDALE.

business goes in the usual rou-
tine. Ellwood Macy pays about
West Liberty prices for corn to feed,
re. Butter is worth Ice.
Peter Thomas & John Gill take
charge of Senator Chambers store
during his absence. Thomas James
received his papers of appointment
for Post Master at Springdale, in
place Of Chambers.
The annual meeting of the
Springdale Insurance Company was
held in the school house on the 18th
inst, some changes were made in the
Constitution and Bylaws which
seem to give good satisfaction. The
reports Of the secretary and treasurer
shows that upward Of 1896, 900 worth
Of property has been insured during
the last year, and that ample means
are in the treasury to meet the pres
ent wants Of the company. The
Offices becoming vacant were filled by
re-electing former officers. A safe
hone company will certainly claim
the attention and patronage of those
wishing TO be insured.
The Teachers Institute, COM
mencing al 3 o'clock p. NJ. OH the
18th, holding an cveninsDession, and
continuing on the 18th, was success,
Notwithstanding the non attendance
OF some teachers who were, accord
ing to programme, to conduct classes.
Superintendent Rollins, by his pres
encc and activity, shows that he is q
live superintendent, and intends the
teachers and students throughout the
county to have visible proof Of the
same.
Luke Corker has nearly recov-
cred from injuries received by the
runaway.
Senator Chambers again started
for Des Moines on the evening of the
18th inst.
Edward Young, Friend minis.
ter from Logan County, Ohio, has
been favored with marked success in
a series Of meetings held in this
vicinity. many Of the young people
being willing to identify themselves
with the religion of Christ.
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The Methodist Church In Louden
WAS discovered, the other day while
cleaning the fue, to have had . nsr-
rev escape from burning At some time
unknown. The pieces which sup
ported the fiue were burned clear out
and II seemed nothing short Of mar.
vellous that the nue remslHed In IT.
place instead Of falling through the
ceiling iuto The room.
Speaking Of fres reminds Us that
weare requested TO warn our resders
not to bank houses for cold weather
with dirt from the horse stable. The
recent burning u = dwelling In Linn
township WAS owing =, sparks from .
burning chimney falling and catching
In such banking.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

JURORS. The following are the
names Of Jurors drawn for the mex,
term of the Circuit Court. commene
ing on Monday, Feb. 18th. 1872:
Center township, John Shuiss. J. T
Huddleson, Daniel II. Smith Spring
dale, Reuben Elliott; Dayton. Hiram
Decker. A. T. BerryhiIl; Sugar Creek
James Whitmer Red Oak, Samuel
fule; Linn, Geo. W. Park Iowa, J.
r. Parrott: Springfield. Alden La
than Massilon. Lyman Hotchkiss
Fairfield, J. P. Coe Rochester, Tbos.
Highly Inland. F.. L. Bassett.
The names Of the Petit Jurors fol
the next term of the District Court
commencing Monday, June Sd, 1872
are as follows:
Center township, VIM. c. Lyle
Henry Chapman Linn. c. o. Whit
man; Spring,iale. Charles Leech; ri
oneer. Jas. f. Melton, Henry Eddy
James Kelsey. Jerry Baughman
Sugar Creek. Daniel Raffenspergsr
Pennington. Alexander McCArty
Iowa, Samuel Ma.ti,er, Benz. Fens-
termaker, NJ. X. Clifford: Rochester
T.. G. Biackman Inland, Fred. Car!
The following are drawn for Grand
Jurors for the next term, ~ follows:
Inland township. ThR Wilson
Springfield. Jacob Gigrr. Thos. Shear
er; Spring'iale. Samuel Upton Fair
field, VIM. II. Van Ness Dayton. w.
II. McConber; Rochester. H. w,
Bailey Center, X. c. Vest. Joseph
Wilson. +. u Reeves. 8. w. Young.
Th"~. Matthew's. Dewslt Kissey lows,
Charles Cope Fremont. Joseph Lee.
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BRIGGS & BRoTHER.-This old and
reliable house has issued al illustrated
catalogue of flower and vegetab e
seeds. bulbs and plants, for 1872, which
IL only as handsome - ii is valuable 10
every person who manages ten feet Of
garden or flower plot. Beautifully
printed on tinted paper aud profusely
illustrate the 100 pages are well
worth the price OF 25 cents. which H.,
however, refunded in the first order
for seeds or plants amounting TO 81 or
over. Subscribers 10 the catalogue
will also learn how to obtain elegant
floral chromos free. Address Briggs
d Bro, Rochester. N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

THE ALDINE FOR FEBRUARY.-Ths
current number Of The Aldine Is .
worthy successor to the glorious Janu-
ary issue. which was 90 universally
hailed = the challenge Of Amsrica to
The artistic world. The past history
Of this periodical seems to forbid any
misgivings In regard to the capacity Of
it, conductors for . sustained effort,
and the public may confidently look
for that steady progression toward the
highest possible excellence which Is .
marked feature ~ we turn the pages OF
last years volume.
The first illustration Of the number
before US IL "Zekie's Courtin'," by
Frank Beard, thoroughly Americ n
("down east" American), picture
He stood . spell on one foot tust.
Then stood spell on tother.
And on which one he felt the wust
He could MT ha' told ye nuther.'
We are glad to learn that The Aidine IL
meeting . very flat,ering success. not
alone from the Larger and Weather
towns, but from the smallest hamlets
and newest neighborhoods, showing
that this country il fully prepared u
support the highest forms Of art. We
should be pleased to hear that our
town was well represented among the
patrons of The Atdine. The publish
ers are James Sutton 4 Co., % Liberty
Street, New York, and the subscrip
ton price is IS, which includes hand
some oil chrome.
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4 Radv and Mind Disease


Such Is dyspepsia. The stomach
and the brain are too intimately allied
for the one to suffer without the other,
90 that dyspepsia and dependency are
inseparable. II may be added, too,
that irritation Of the stomach h almost
invariably accompanied by irritation
Of the temper.
The invigOrating and tranquiliziug
powerfully developed in cases of indi-
gestion. The frat effect Of this agree.
able tonic Is comforting and encour.
aging. A mild glow prsvades the sys-
tenn, the chronic uneasiness In the re-
gion Of the stomach Is lessened, and
the nervous restlessness which char
acterizes the disease Is abated. This
improvement 10 not transient. It IL not
succeeded by the return Of the old sys>
toms with superadded force, o. Is al !.
ways the case when unmedicated
stimulants are given for the COM
plant. Each dose seems to impart a
permanent accession Of healthful in
viGoration. But this 10 not all. The
aparient and anti bilious properties OF
the preparation are scarcely secondary
in importance to its tonic virtues. II
there is an overflow OF bile. the secre.
ton IL soon brought within proper
limits. and " the hillary organ is inert
and torpid it Is toned and regulated
The effect upon the discharging is
equally salutary, and in cases Of con-
stipation the cathartic action Is Just
sufficient to produce the desired result
gradually and without pain. The
Bitters also promote healthy evapora-
ton from the surface. which IL partic.
ularily desirable at this season when
sudden spells Of raw. unpteasan wealth
er are apt to check the natural perspi-
ration and produce congestion OF the
liver, cOnghs. aud colds. The bcs,
safeguard against all diseases is boeli,.
rigOr. and this the great Vegetable
Restorative especially promotes.