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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06
Auditors Report.

We are indebted to Mr.. Edwin F. Ga
rv, State Auditor, for copy of his re.
port made TO the General Assembly at
its present session. The report is COM
prehen>ive and inter, sting. In tie ah.
stract Of real property We find Newbcrry
set down in number ef acres Of arabic
land llt.54G acres, value 500, G32,
meadow or pasture lands 5+,223 acres,
value $lI9,ll3, wood or uncultivatcd
lands, lSH. $40. value Sl,07o,375, total
value Of all of the above for the thirty.
one counties, $5G,6G5,o33.
In buildings N"whv,ry has 3.1139 at Il
value Of $253 r3l, l72 lots, value SllS,.
40, bniidi' gS thcreou SSl, value 1921,
53S, valnc OF property rxcmrt from taxa
ton $39,7 total valne Of real estate
$3.50, Sos. value Of taxable zeal cSta,v
S2.55O,33?. Total value Of real estate it
ct::s<. ,rwu<, AID Villages q ihi'tv-"r,
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counties $50, ,5?6,l31, total taxable SOC,

counties $3o,5?6,l ISL, total taxable $780,
6l4,254.
The number OF horses, cattle, mules,
asses, sheep, goats, ard hogs in Newbcr-
~, 29,232, value s422,G59; gold and
silver watches and plate, pianos, organs,
Carriages, l,o4o, value s63,ol9. Value
of property pertaining to merchandise,
Sl33,055, value Of monies including bank
bills and circulating notes S+O, ,0s0, value
Of all credits $llG,l9l, total value of all
taxable personal property sl,53l, ,s49'
We omitted in the above enumeration
the number of dogs which the county
contains, and which is 2,07s, at a value
Of st,04S. These figures it will be seen
principally relate to thi> county, and to
go into greater detail would require more
space than our columns permit.
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To Our Readers and the Public Generally.

The publishers Of this paper feeling ths.
the increasing business interests of this
Town and County, as well as the surround.
ing counties, demand greater facilities as
a means Of communication than the Week
ly Herald admits of, have determined with
a view to meet the necessities, to issue in
as short period as circumstances will ad
NIT
A DAILY OR TR1.WEEKLY PAPER OF
AMPLE AND RESPECTABLE
DIMENSIONS.
For this purpose our preparations arc now
being made, the material aid presses or
dered, and one Of our power presses shipped
from the n,anufactory.
Due notice will be given in prospectus
as to time, terms, SC.
4. See local notice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

TIE ALpISE FOR MARCH.-With this
number the full scope and resources of the
American Art Department begin TO be fairly
manifest, and we turn its pages with proud
consciousness that, ut last, we arc TO have a
periodical that shall do credit to The taste
and talent of our country. The engravings
in this number are Of tho first order of merit
many of them full size Of the page-and of
charming variety. We cannot see how the
publishers can produce so much Of the good
and beautiful in the short space Of one
month. and At SO small cost. The typo
graphical execution Of the A!dine also is as
fine as is known to the art. The subScrip-
tien price of The Aldine, with oil chrome
premium. is IS. James Sutton & Co., pub
fishers: % Liberty Street, New York.
The RURAL CARoLINIAS.-Thc March
number of this f.voritc home agricultural
magazine. is already ont, and did space per-
nit, we would cnumcra'c all Of the many
interesting articles which ii gives this month.
II is the paper for our readers hevond all
doubt, and viii repay them L hundred fold
more than the small price Of subscription. =
Subscriptions received at this office. or ad-
dress Mc>srs Walker, Evans & CogswelI,
Charleston, with -
THE CAROLINA FARMER is at hand for
March. and Il glance at its bri-ht pages re-
vcal< 4 substantial and excellent table of
contrns, suitable for the times and season.
Mr.. W. ii. B:rnar'l, its intclli"cn: editor, is
q man of practical ideas and knows tow 10
make a good agricultural paper Published
monthly, 1T Wilmington, y. c., by W. H.
bernard, AT 50 in advance.
PErERsoS's LADIES' MAGAZINE is al
ready received FOR April. 1t is beautiful
number but us this is q characteristic of
Peterson at al times. we will NOT say more
on that point Ne advise our lady friends
10 sub>crihc for it. Send the price, 81, to
Chas J. Peterson. 30G Chc>nHt St, Phila>
dclpIia.
TIE Worcester (Mass.} G'zcttc SAYS
"Th"y who wish to advertise julcinuSy and
chrpDlv can find no better medium than
through G. y. 7. Isowell 4 Co, -iSetcy, New
York. II
Central Park, New York, has eight lions,
two c;cphau:<. a rhinoccroS, an antelope. tw"
b ar cubs. several eagles and any number Of
more ,amil;ar crtatnreS Their board crS!'
over r.ru 'liOu- Nd dollars Il month.
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What Next.

Under the above significant heading,
the Charleston News shows up the pres
ent prospect, from which editorial we
make all interesting synopsis, and first
to begin with there is a tax OF seventeen
and half mills, added to which the Spc.
cial three mills for the redemption Of the
bills receivable 10 be issued to the Blue
Ridge r. r. Co., making twenty and Il
half mills for 1872, which will give "n
SlG0, 600, 900 property ll!e sum "t s., 2Sl,.
600. Comptroller Neaslc'S estimate tt
the expenditures of the ycar is $2.+6S.
600; including Sj5O,UOo fnr ordinary
expenses, $+OO.0o0 for Legislative cx-
penSes, $3v0, 900 for printing, s7lS.0OO
for interest, and $500. 900 lor deficiencies.
To tins must he added the county en-
penditurc<, 500, 900 the f"ating debt,
81 600, 900, and t;'c annual Qu 'ta tor r,-
demption Of the Blue Ridge bills, SiS",
600, making q grand total of $t,34S, 600.
The estimates, therefore, Of the prrSenI
wear are nearly ten times the average an
nual tax before the war, and yet, in thv
past year, the State debt has been i'll
creased from So ,O00, ,0GO to $4,000, ,00o.
Well, may we cxclaim, what next:
And this is not ALL On the heels Of this
frishtful amount, the Legislature have
hi, upon another vein of profit in the Ii,
cense and stamp acts, which promises
to give an income largely increasing tie
chance for plundcr.
The stamp act alluded to and which
imposes duties on certain instruments OF
W iing has been favorably reported on
by the commit,ee on ways and cans,
and will no doubt become law. 1t Is
to take effect on the first Of May, and
ranges in tax Of 10 cts. TO Sc on papers
whose collateral condition amounts to
from 500 TO $4,000. Consequently
mortgages, single bills, or proni>sory
notes, will be faxed according to their
value, while all legal papers will have to
he drawn on stamped skin, veilum,
parchtnen. or paper. The Clerks OF the
Courts will dispense the stamped papers.
What next?
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worthy OF all adaptation, and should be cut
out and placed in the readers scrap book:
Do not stop to tell stories in business
| hours.
Ifyou have a place Of business, be found
there when wanted, or in business hours.
No man can get rich by lounging in stores
: and saloons.
Never "fool" in business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, liberality,
promptness.
Never buy an article you do not need SIM
ply because it is cheap and the man who sells
will take it out in trade.
EnIcayor to avoid hard words and per-
sonalites.
Trade is money.
DO not kick every stone in the path. More
miles can be made IN day by going stead
lily on than stopping.
Pay as you go.
A man Of honor respects his word rs he
does his bond.
Aid but never beg.
Help others when you can, but never give
what you cannot afford to, simply because il
is fashionable.
Learn to say "no." No necessity of snap
ping it out dog-fnshcn, but 10 say it firmly
| and respectfully.
Have but few confidcnts, and the fewer
f; the better.
Use your own brains rather than those Of
others.
Learn to think and act for yourself
! BE viglant.
Keep ahead rather than behind the
| times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

SPECIAL Nor1cE.-The undersigned are
reluctantly compelled TO notify all parties in-
dcbteG to theni-milder measures having
failed to accomplish the end-that if these
accounts are not settled soon they will be
placed in suit for collection.
Jan. "a, 4-tf. ABRAMS MEllS-
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Index o NeW Advertisements.

Index % New Adv5rt!s3meAts.
Monry-p. .. Box NJ. Sc.
l.. 4. M3rshail w hat he has.
Seed Corn-MayeS &..Martin.
School NDticc-MiSs Fannie Elmore.
Estate Norice-David IIipp, Admr.
The New Place. Lovclace X Wheeler.
Private Bnarding-A. ". I. Simmons.
Fogartie'< Book DepoSilory-See Cat.
alosne No. %.
Delinquent Tax Notice-T. P. Slider,
County Treasurer.
Sisnct Chaptcr-N. B. M,zyck, Scc'y
Motto, Of Meeting. l:h inst.
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T.. r. MARSHALL,

What he has, and who he IS.
+. r. Marshall has an Eating Saloon tina
can't be beat.
L.R. Marshall has, so every body say:
who has tried them, the best SeSarS II
town, ajc. for 3.
L. 4. Marshall is an Auctioneer and want:
everybody to send hin goods to sell a
Auction.
Don't forget L. r. Marshall when yo'
need an Auctionccr, for he is one.
Mar. 6, l0-lt.
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LOCAL..

PAY UPi PAY CP!-The subscribers call
on all who are Indebted 10 them 20 pay up
and save costs. They have numbers Of ac-
counts on their books against persons whom
they cannot see when they wish, and who
do not give "9uid pro quo" 1t is time
that the labor OF carrying these accounts
should cease, and our indulgence be rewarded
by what we now ask, "prompt payment Of
all accounts due US"
NOTE 4 TARRANT.
Fe-. 2l-1m.
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Truly yours, ARTHUR j. MCtOl
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye IS Easily Applied.

POISONED TO DEArH.-A healthy liver
sccretes each day about Two and 4 half
pounds of bile, which contains great
amount Of waste material taken from the
blood, When the liver becomes torpid or
conecsted, it fails to eliminate this vast
amount of uoxious substance, which, there
fore remains 10 poison the blood and be con-
7eycd 10 every part Of the system. What
mist be the condition Of the biuml when il is
receiving and retaining carh day Two and
4 half pounds OF poison? Nature tries 70
work off this poison through other channels
and organs-tiIc kidneys, lungs, Skin. etc;
but these organs become 0rrrtHXcd III per-
forming this labor, in addition 10 their na-
tural functions, and canmot long withstand
the pressure, but become varIOu>iy diseased.
Tie brain, which is the great c;crtrica!
centre Of III, vitality, iSnnhuIv >ii!naa;cd ny
the unhealthy blood which passes 10 il from
the heart, and it fails ~ perform its Office
heal;hfulIv. Hence the symptoms Of i'!lc ln>-
onine. which arc duinr;>. hr;riaci'e, Iilc.:-
pacitv 10 keep the miHh oil Inv Su'!j"c:. i'm
nairmcut of mrlnprv, dizzy, >!"cpv, or ncr-
youS feelings. glnomy torrhOI;ngS ard irrI-
liability OF temper. Tie blood Itself being
diseased us it forms the sweat np"A the sur
face of the skin, it is so Irritating and p"iS-
orous that it produces d!>totorcd bro"A
spots, piles, hoic!ic> and other c:i:r;ioH<,
sores, boiiS. carbuhcLcS and Scrolu:ouS tu-
mors. The stomach. bowels and other or
cans spoken of, cannot escape becoming al
frc,cd sooner or later. an! cos'ivcnc>s, piles,
dropsv, dyspepsia. diArrhGl, female weak
ness and many other IOrn> Of chronic niS-
ease, are among the necessary results. Asa
rcme,ly for all these various manifestations
of disease, Or. PirrccS Golden Medical Dis
coverv i positively ua"Gra!'ccl. ~ II lie
liver and stomach arc cIl.n@c'! - an active.
healthy state. the appetite regulated aHl re-
stored the blood and src;ct;"T> ;:'F"n=hl;
nuri6ed md enriched. az! i';c n:3"l" sv>!.;a
renovated AMI l,iliir IL ...-." su!! J.: e.
rir>l-c!lsS .i!ns ISIS. Il
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g2?~ MAKE HOME ATTRAC-

sz% MAKE HOME AETRAC-
TIVE.-Nothing adds more TO the handsome
appearance Of house outside, anil TO its
cheerlulnesS inside, than COOL clear viii
dow glass, and bright-cnIorcH ornamental
glass at the sics aud over tic tops Of The
doors. The first lets in all The bright warns;
light of tie sun, while the latter admits thc
light at the sane time that it shuts off the
view of prying eyes. The best French and
American glass, both plain and ornamental,
as well aS doors, saShcs, blinds, ban>tcrs,
newels, mantcls, &C., arc to he hal OF Mr..
=. p. Toae, No. 20 llayne street. Charleston,
S, c.. Fet. II 9-tf.
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IMpoRTAHr-MAfLIHG NEWSPAPERS -
An order has gone out for strict ell,
forcement of the new regulations o"
newspapers sent by mail. The name Of
The sender cannot be written on the
paper, as was the old custom ; no memo.
randum or intell:glble inscription must
b. made inside the wrapper; no printed
card, handhill or advel tScnent must f'c
enclosed; no written notice, litter OF
written slip Of any kind can DC folded III :
printed slips soliciting notices OF the
press pasted inside newspapers or per
rioLicalS, or on the outside If the wrap
per<. are in violation also. cross marks
to indicate that subscriptions have cx
pircd. All other regria'ions are a.
formerly. \ vi la'ion OF any of these
pniutS subjects the matter to letter pos,
tagr, and the pc'petratur to Il fine.
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BY permission Of the Court of Probate
for Newherry County, l will sell all the
closes in action belonging to the Estate OF
George llipp, deceased, for cash, on the lst
Monday in April next, at the Court House.
DAVID IIiPP, Administrator.
Mar. 6, lO-";.
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Dr.. TUFTS Expectora1t.

The properties Of this elegant preparation
are dcmulcent, nHiritiYe, bai>amic, hcail;g
and soothing. 1t braces the nc!rOn> Sy>-
tenn and produces pca>anr and r':rc>hlng
sleep. II eXiliiaratcS and relieves @Iormillr>>
and dcprc>>iOn. Il is The most ralurhir Lang
HlISam ever offered 10 sufferers from Pu.-
mouurv diseases.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

NYNNAL OF TIE CI!TRClI, "STAND
ARD EDITION. PRICE IS GENE
\ LIBERAL pIStut NTBf THE GUAM
THY TO CilC3Clii.S.
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School Notice,

MISS FANNIE ELNGRE wilt opea q
SCHOOL at the BAPTIST CHURCH On
the llth inst, for small BOYS and GIRLS.
TERMS OF TuITloS.-Spelling, Reading,
Writing, and Arithmetic, 5000 per mooth.
Geography, Grammar, History, Philosophy,
am! Composition, $500 per month. French,
$500 per month. Nuic, 500.
Mar. +, lO-$t.
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"MEssrs. GRIFFIN & HoFFMAS. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. Nc South ST.. Bal
timorc Md. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our cuntr:: rates. Ad'er~
tiscrs in that City are requeStedt Yctlleir ia
vUrs with this house."
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NOTICE.

ALL parties having demands against the
Estates Of George Iiipp and Martha Hipp,
Lccras"'l, vii! render se:G in properly as-
tested % the subscriber at his residence, on
Or before the first day If April next, or else
they " i'll he barred payment. And upon
the second day Of Apri! will make settle
mcntS on said Estates in the Probate Court
for Newherry Comfy, and "pply to said
Cour' for Letters Di<mis+ory as Administers
!or .: Saic! Estates.
DAVID l!Ipp, Administrator Of
EstatcS OF ticorgr H;pp and Martha Ilipp.
Feb. 2S, 4--5ts
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Private Boarding.

4 frw Gentlemen can find BOARD By
TIE MONTH with
Mar. E, lU-tt 4. W. I. SlNMnES.
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PERKYvILLE, ALA., March 2. 1869.

PEREYvTLLE, .NLA., iIANcN ., ISOJ.
Dr.. Vim. II. Tut:
DEAR SIR--FUr fifteen years have been
afflicted with Asthma. Ny S!iifr,ll!2 has ben
intense. nave Dcrn unable 10 lay do" n ;ur
a week at time Ii seemed lis il wnul,i
choke. coughci incr>|antiy, AMI my
wheeling could be heard a!l over the house
had de>p paired of ever getting well, hut thanks
10 YOUR invaluable EXpcc!oran,, my ai-
tacks are seldom. I can now rest well III
night. | bc!cvcit will make permanent
cure.
TruIr vorrs APTIII'P + MCtDG
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SEED CORN.

4 SMALL LOT INpROI ED 'GOCRD
SEED CORN" from Groenville, :. G.. for
sale by AAlhS 6 AAkl!N.
Mar. 6, l0-lt.
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L :
END N. Indigestion is not dangerous,
say the faculty Perhaps not in itself,
u ahiIe it remains mere indigestion; but look
at the consequences to which II may lead,
and often does lead when it becomes
chrouic disease. \ spark of fire is small
thing. 4 pressure Of the foot will put 1t
out {: a breath will eXtinguiSh ii. let 1t
MAY fire powder mill, or kindle fame
that will Consume a city. IL like manner
indigestion may produce saStrllS, cancer
of the stomach, congestion OF the bowels,
aporirxv, liver disease. and ma.Iy other
dangerous maladics. Is ii not wlSa, then
10 "heck it in the germ? Nothing is more
clearly and indi>putably established than
that lEostct;cr's Stomach Bitters will era.
,;icaic dyspepsia in all its stages. The true
rc,icv, however, is 10 exri"gnish it in the
iir>r stages with this wholesome, powerful,
a..,! in.,li!le tonic and Alternative. 1t Is
ca>icr TO quenc!s spark t;'n flame, and
it is easier to cure dyspepsia when it has
made heaiway hy neglect, and become
complicated with other ailments. There is
not the shadow of doubt that the bittcrS
arc as directly antagoniSt!r to dysprr>ll as
water is to FIRE. There are ti'ou<aids o.!
eases Oh record proving Ills fact. The
remedy is safe and Agreeable. All the
liquors of commerce prescribed as Stmu-
laut< leave a sting behind. But the sting
is taken ont of the <pirtuoaS basis OF Th:S
great remedy by vegetable medication, and,
moreover, the Stimulant thus medicated is
OF exceptional purity. ut all tonics taken
as safrg,rarls or remedies for fever and
agEe, bilious remit,ents. and other cpl
denies, it is the only one that can uni
~. 'ny bc depcur:cd on.
NJ" Ip-1ru
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SCNArS IL GENEKAL..-

SCRAPS Is GENERAL.-
Money is tight in this region.
The last rain has not bec1ecf any benefit
to the roads.
Another rain, slcct and snow on Friday
night
Notwithstanding the heavy taxes, no
money is paid out for internal improve
ments.
While the governments: is republican the
public roads will continue bad.
Cotton still continues to come into mar.
ket-crcry day the streets are blocked up
with wagons.
Mcssrs. Lovelacc i Wheeler will open in
a few days a stock Of groceries, which for
quantity, variety and excellence will be
gratifying to consumers. They have sold
ont tleir old stock at the down down store
and will resume in the new store next to
the MeSSrs. Chick
What we know about farming-sma'l
seeds such as turnips, radisheS, bectS, car
ros and the like should be drilled; while
oats, barley aud clover will do better broad
cast. Either joh can be done at the Helena
Work Shops. Casting done at any time.
To have good long long bcets it is not eS-
scntial that the seed he sown deeper than
twelve inches \ good gardener should
have fuc vegetable coun'enance, carroty
hair and turnup nose.
Some one entered the front yard of Mr..
b. II. Lovclacc few nights ago and stole
small magnolia tree. The rogue is fellow
of exnuiSite taste. We have heard OF steal
ing coppers from de darkieS eyes-but
nothing like the above, and We ask what
neat?
ScHAps-ALL FOR THE LADIES'
Young ladies take notice, the hest way
to prevent chapped checks, is TO have no'h-
ing TO do with cheeky chaps.
A mother consoe ed her boy who "crt
because she wouldn't lrt him so to the
circus, by promising TO let him 90 down town
aud see his Galhcr have tooth pulled.
The Young men Of Waterville, Me-, have
organized an auri.corSet society. They
pledge themselves TO marry no Girl whose
waist is 50 tight that it will not Weld Il
little when Il strong arm is claSpcd about
it.
4 southwestern editor remarks: ''lf III
our schools days the rnle Of three is pro-
verbally trying, how much harder, in
after life, do wc find the rnlr Of one" lie
has been married only fourteen months.
4 married lady in Conn"c'icut recently
fell into a river, and would have beer
drowned cxccnt that her cries attracted the
attention Other husband, who, mistakiES her
in ;G dark for another woman, worked like !
beaver to get her out.
y b3CTlON--lLauEt- VIZ ANY W.
ought never TO wear ring on your third
finger, unless you are really engaged.
Mamma says it often prevents a good
offer
Two worrcn were asked which Of two
men each would choose were she compelled
to marry one Of them. On" replied: "EIse
eldest, that might be The sooner be rid OF
him :" the othrr-"Thc Youngest. that l
mi.ht make him suffer the longest
4 SLOW TRAIN Ticket Collrctor.-"Thi$
vonr boy, Mum? Hes too his for 4 'alt
ticket" Mother (down upon him m)-"0h !!
is he? Well, p'rhaps he is now, mister ;
but he wasn't when we started. This 'xcur-
sion's ever 50 many hours beind time, an
he's a growing lad So now ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06

MoTTE l. TARRAST have Pratt'S Astral
Oil for sale at low figures for cash. 9-3t.
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\ SNAIL rox REMEpY.--Thc following

\ SNAIL rox REMEDY The fo!lowin
is said to be certain cure for small p0X.
One man speaking of it says:
at is as u"Ealing as fate, and conq"crS
in every instance. 1t is harmless when
taken b. a well person. Ii will also cure
scarlet fever. Here is the recipe as |
have used it, and cured my children Of
the scarlet fever; here it is as | have
used it to cure smallpox a; when learned
physicians said the patient must die, it
cured: Sulpbaie of zinc, one grain; fox
glove, Cligitalis) one grain; half a tea
spoonful of sugar; mix with two table
spoonfulS of water. When thorouyhly
mixed, add four ounces Of water. Take
spoonful every hour. Either disease
ail disappear in twelve hours. For a
child, smaller doses according 81 age. II
counties would compel thri: physicians
10 use this there would bc no need OF pest
houses. If YOU value advice and cxpc-
riencc, use this for that terrible disease"