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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Qeib1hmersett, Bei1werbet bes &cpfes, Der
Bruf, @hminbel, Drlden, Du(erteit bes
Ropfes, Betlemmune Der 8ruf, belawers.
li4es Mus- unb Ginattnten.
@epen metblt4e &rantbetten
ais: 5pferie, 8labunsen, Mutterbeiatpsr'
ben.
@eaen go(lbtnttgtett, 8lei@@
fn6t, @elb1u9t, Ropf< unp @ltecerlamer>
gen., uebslteiteu,1 Sbnma@ten uno Ser,s
tlopfen.
@eqeu Rartarr1 unb Stod.
f6uupfen, ba bic Sropfen ben ldars
fen lodenoen Saleim auI6leu.
@esen @beumattsmus, 0t&t,
aaliae, remitttrenbe uno. intermittirenoe
Sieter, aesen &rantbeiten bes glutes, Der
Nieren uno BlaIe .
Geaen Op1pep1ia unb ale baraas
e~ntprinssnbe 6rant9eiten.
@eaen 9auttrant9etten, Nus'
fdlaae unb iberbaupt u1e bura unrei=
mes glut berporsebradte &rantbeiten
6altet Guer Blat rein nno bic
@efuuobeit Cures &0rpers ptre bic
6plge tein.
~ Die Dlal&e ,5amburssr 1ropfen"
fofet so Gents, S Glalaen fit 2 Dollars,
unb Tnb In allen ~anitdnot9en Mpotbeten
~ babeu, pber tperber mad Guapfang BED
Betraaes tpfenfret mad allen 2beilea Wme'
rttas Serlanbt bur&
4 Konoby2 IN RaItnn0>e HI
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
aubem=& ratpau In Stutt9art.

Die 5auptfaet bes g9mabsulanbe5
mar neuli6 in arser Nufresuns tnfplse
Aewi0er @orednee, bic in nadfebenoer
Wtttbeiluneen aeldtleert fnp. !.
Stutteart 26. Mdrs.-Ierars
laBt our6 ras @erl9t, boB in ben, eaz
ben zines iupiiden Sleicerbdnplers tn
Der 5irI6nrabe Elm S'olrot mi6baneelt
fem 1pute, entltanb bier 9efern Na@s
mittae u,n pier ubr Elm GolfsauRauf,
he; msldem gum 3wsd Der MuHSlu1's
Der 8olt5mense Militdr requirirt rpur>
be. Da5lelte ipsrrte UNI o6t ubr
Nbencs Die 5irldfraBe unp umeebur9
ab; Der MarttplaB ,purre pom elmer
&eiterldwaoron beleBt. Grit eesen
Witternadt trat Nube Elm. Weaen
Musidreitunsen purd Tenaereinuerfen
uno Steinwiirfe seeen bic ppliset wur>
ben ;ablreide 8erbaftunsen Yoreenom>
men. @esen bic Btepsrtebr tes I'M
fuas fno Masressln setroFen. Der
Sberbirsermeil ter pirp lber ben Cad
pertalt, tpelde bic Musldreitunser Yer>
anlaBte, etn plaeat per5fentliden, uo>
rim Der Splpat, wel9er seftern tootae>
faot puroe, aber In Nirfli@teit "a.
.ni&t YerleBt If, als Der aueiutse S&uls
bise eri&eint.
q. Mdr3.--Dk @oltsaniammlun'
oen IN Der 6irldfraee oauerten seferu
ben aanser Sag on. Na@ tenn Gin
trefTtn eer Wa]atnenorbeiter aus Berf
uno Ganfast I'm. Feben elm BALI ubl
9ttsnbs brad Der xumalt n~euerbinge
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
E. 8. Rrebn.
Fischer & Roeder,
9erausseber uno Giseutbumer
bes 8udes, betttelt
s.:... -. H.. @t."<-:: .
6Qns-M3t."

Gin Nutb- unb 5ilisb19 Omit allepatsiider
6ausapUtbsfe Derbunpen) seetgntt uno nusit
fir Sebermann unp au ieber 3cit.
3meite pielfl9 1srmebrte uno perbe(erte Muf.
laae. Entered according to act Of Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DIR. A. Fi-
scher, in the Office of the Librarian of
Congress, at Washington.
SnSem i'd serfu1te, elm prattif6es 9anbtu& III ftrti-
ben unp banit stne paTsube. gut sinsert4tete 5ausapu-
tbete Serbanb. CLAUDE I'D i'm Stanse 5u feta.. Seoermaun
b~efriebieen 3u tDnntn. Der BON Der nneoHtnti@en Wthen'
foaft ~ssrlanst Tim bas ~ seben, ms leoem 81 Mussn
1T nidt metne Abt6t. pItent Meeittnsn IN pc aDelt J :
ididen, fuubern NIT d5ten unb rid'tScn .Nitteln., nit
R!a;bsit unb beMtli4er Spraae, sas ~ letttsn, pas in Ell
! nent Sirt:.:stn nnernetnea seletfet reroen tana.
1af aliabrli4 fcmmt es i'm 94inter Yor, eas SSe5e
| unb Strasen oft Gage lang ein3sldnelt ttne uno Mot BE-
fabrer tperben fDnnen wie Ut Il Ndutlten nopnen pIlfos
i'm Suf&e ober auf %etnianen grairsen nno me part uno
fG.per fann e nun flr fplte perfpnen wereen. bic ON
!Rrantenbette irsenb etnes ibrer ansstartsen teeen, Tsn''
4: iein. drstlids 5ilfe, peber aatbsebsr MOO r'St'ss Viii,
Gs fei nuu aud Ter 3psd si.I.s Buass tetsn s%srninf
tia b%entensen Menihen. btr eaGe!bs Fei!sg!s e!ntaemai
bur@ltsst NIT ben I'm aataslt6enssben mem oort0mmea'
Sen Rranftetten befdnnt ju MAIDEN une tim pie 9aua
aputtefe ais unentbsbr!t@en H0'eaa'es q" 'H pane iu
eebea. e..-.. L.,
Qeitfabeu unt 5elfer in Der Notb. unb NIT Ter *arptte.s
perbunben, e,n uptbrenbtges 51usaesatpe-Oe 8rart.
hs;t,n ~unioTen aue ieue Sale, no ter MrSt entweeer midi
ustsmeaSis IL oOer tu ,rfe auaenblidli&e 5afs Osn gre
Scr ~-ebeuture perbsn fann
Dos gud ii einsrtb.ilt in 8ranltetten Der g%seastbsrs
men uub 6duaIinse. baun fOlsen idnaIntli1e RIM ERR INT.
heiten ppn IS siabren, ferner bic Rrantheiten Grradie'
ner, Eraueriranfbetsn. unt cine beleneere Mbtteiluna
bilbet 81. gsbaneluns unS srte ssrsaitanssps'ls Del ION
eioen !Rrauteas gprfpm uniHen unb p!DB!t6en un8iuds'
fdaen: 4. 9. bel Yersiftuusen, SsrbrtnnuaSsn. s0nnsn.
S.n ssdlus bi1Det cine turse Nbsaabluns som rasaia.
Itten &S!pfr.. e;,.,.
Die ,unn 5anttua s%.b0rissn @ssieansnte bsfnben I'D
In einepn prattifHen gut usssfdttetenS lshtaiten unS tint
GS1Si.r. shadteln unt Bidien (nad %amnse.n asna,
mad ben Sampbude ubereinaimrnene) ~forafdltts tnSaae'
'" e. ftsinen ssSn,ili.n rtrben surn %wentaaen "a Sabr,
scrssssn. bia bic SeautariitsI perbrau&t tne. DOt ton
mem an ieter Belt bet Nngdbe Der ee~lrfhten Mur,nerr
Se sH,bieomense BON ans rter an einem BON uns be,ei6
nsten Mblifferunss.D Depot 3u e;nent ~eertnseu prdfe w;s
bererhdlten perpen. ~
Dsr prsis bes gu&ss NIT EpSttets fret yer Grsrs6 q,
ira,nb linen Srt Der Der. Stdaten eefanet nur sese,
Hoor,abiuua betrdet SO; bas Bud oaein taun 8tee,
etni.nbans son rs ssnts isssr Belt bss'ssn ~srSsn.
TifAer unb Moeser,
"a Dor So, Nabtfon, WiseonRn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-28
TS' GOODS.
The Wheat Field Of America
Nealthinl Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC HAIL
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing: ] The best
of Wheat Land. ?. Excellent Timber for the Mill
the Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pasturage
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes and
running streams-n Realthful Climate, ,chere Ee
rer and Aqge Is unk7lopn.
Grain can be shipped hence by lake to market as
cheapy as from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake Su
peror TO Dakota Price of land close to track 81 0t
TO ~ 90 per acre. further away 81 so to SiO0 Sew
en- Years Credit; WARRANTED Deeds; Northern
Pacific 1-30 Bonds, now selling at par, received
for land at 81 10. No other unoccupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages to settlers,
SOLDIERS under the New Law (March, 1872
get 100 acres FREE near the railroad, by one and
wo years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from ali principa! points East
to purchasers OF Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on
Government Ifomesteads. Purchasers, their wives
and children carried free over the Northern Pacif.
C Road, Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies
TO get Railroad Lands and Government Home steads
| close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing fun information
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
| Or 23 FIFTH AVENUE, Cor 9th ST., New York
may29- llYeO0& wcoW
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ACCEPTABLE MUSICAL PRESENTS j!

AVVLRIABLE MUNICAL PKENENTN.
To lady friend
a SWeet-Toned Music Box,
Costing from 81 90 TO 400. 90.
The large boxes are wonderfully powerful and
harmonious.
An Elegant Guitar. Prices from "a 50 to AIS co
A Violin. Now a Ladys instrument 500 10
5000.
(For The Boys aad Cir9s.J
Drums Concertinas, Aceordeens or Flutinae
Clarionets, Flutes, flageolets Flies
All these OF all varieties, and of the best mann.
faetnre together with an unrlyalled stock Of
BAND INSTRUMENTS.
are Tor sale ut moderate prices by
JOHN @. HAYNES Il CO.,
ssC Court ST., Opposite Court House, Boston.
mayl-wly
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Nein advertisements.

Agents wanted for the new and startling book, The
1cuII in History, by the author of GOD in His.
Tory Illustrated py Pore er saa H pnIl
sos Broadway, n. J. jan254w
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Isl neeo
snorna
wild
eporion
term
lusche tieo ntroof business
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9aiIg Aelinrbse gonrnal,
FOREIGN NEWS.

From Jaffa to Jerusalem by rail will soon
be the order of things where David and Sol
omon used to travel with horses and camels.
There has been terrific rise in prices at
Rome. None but the long pursed can this
year afford Roman winter. Furnished
houses are nearly double last years price,
and apartments, which three years ago were
procurable at 500 month, now cost slG0.
The London Times, commenting on the
scenes at the close of Stokes's trial, says that
no English Judge would have tolerated such
indecent proceedings as the exchange of per-
sonaiities on that occasion.
A prominent Prussian journal has lately
been taking England TO task for imbecility OF
foreign policy, and for being out-manoeuYer
ed by Russia and the United States.
1t is reported that a conference has beer
held at Chiselhurst, and that it was decided
that Eugene and Prince Napoleon should b
political guardians of the Prince Imperial
and therefore direct the movements of th'
party. 1t is said that no manifesto will b,
issued, nor will any proclamation be publish
ed. The prince imperial will not be calle'
Napoleon w., but will be known as Coun
Pierrefords. He has adopted as his motto
"Strength, but not impatiience."
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JURUBEBA,

which is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thorities OF London and Paris "the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known TO the medical world -
This is no new and untried discovery, but has been
long used by the leading physicians of other coun-
tries with scoRdefJH remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics; they give only tempo.
rary relief indigestion, hatulency, and dyspepsia,
with piles and kindred diseases are sure to follow
their use. Keep the blood pure and health is as.
sured.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST., New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
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PENSIONS, &c.

INCREASED Pensions procured for all soldiers
i who have received SIS, $40 s25 per month
under act Of June, 1872 thout fee expense TO such
as send me their Pension certificates. Increase
procured for those drawing a less rate where the
rate is too small for the disability incurred in the
United States service. In this last class those de.
siring.the increase will write the nature ofther
disability, and In what way 1t interferes with man
ual labor or former occupation. Also state when
and where the wound or injury was received or the
disease contracted.
In all cases of increase, new pension certificate
Is issued in place of the old one.
All soldiers who received any permanent disaLil.
ity in the U. s. service are entitled to pension.
have blanks which parents OF deceased soldiers
who are not receiving pensions, can Ill out them
selves and forward to me- from which will inform
those who wish, without charge, whether in my
opinion they can obtain pension, by sending q
cents postage.
All claims, bounties, &c, advertised TO be pro.
cured by other agents, can be as promptly obtained
at this Office.
All in doubt az To whether they have claims
against government, will receive information from
this Office free by stating their me- and send.
ing 9 cents postage.
Claims abandoned by other attorneys solicited.
This is one of the oldest war claim agencies in the
United States. have records OF all Maine soldiers
OF the late war and periods OF service of companies
ofthe war of 1872
Address GEO. f. WEEKS, is. Claim Agt.
zoti Augusta, Me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24

A QUESTION that is agitating The Legis'
la!urc a good deal at Charleston, is
whether under the row Constitution the
so.calIcl "Board OF Public Works" Is a
Board Of Public Works at oil. It will be
remembered that no such board Is prOVi-
ded for in the new Constitution, nor was
it in the old. Ucder the latter, however,
it existed by statutory authority, and the
officers composing it were not forbidden
b. the Constitution TO exercise such func.
tons. The State officers have been going
ahead under tho new Constitution rs II
they were Board Of Public Works as un.
der the old statute; and the Legislature 10
reduce the. Governors power in such sup.
posed Board, enlarged 1t by the addition
Of the Attorney General and Superinten-
dent OF Schools; and has since assumed TO
take from the Governor and confer on
this hypothetical Board all power OF APP
pointmGnt except us to Secretary Of State
and nOtaries. But somebody has disCoV.
cred that the statute which was presumed
TO have constituted the present State OIL
GERS Board OF Public Works is worth
less, for the excellent reason that It con-
trAvcnes section 4 OF the With article oil
the new Constitution, which fOrbids those
officers from holding any other Office.
That commissioner Of Public Works, as
provided iol in the statute referred 10, is
an officer, is clearly shown, we think, by
q correspondent who discusses this mat
ter ably in another column. Since the
new officers came in, Gov. Jacob has very
properly declined to recognize them as II
Board of Public Works, or TO act with
them in that capacity. There can be no
Board OF Public Work in this State till
created by new legislation and its mem
bcts will then be appointiye by the Gov
ernOr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
NEW BOOKS.


TtcteO CrOUned, o story Of the days o
Queen Bloody Mary, by Miss Harriet B
McKeevGr, author OF "Silver Threads, &c
Clyde WdrdIeigh'S Promise, n novel BY
Mary D. Nauman, author of Twisted
ThFeads," &c.
LRy'S Hard Words, a story for Littl|
People, by Margaret Hosmer.
The above publications have just beer
issued in beautiful style by MessrG, Clax
ton, Remsen & HafTelfnger, Philadelphia
They arc for sale in this city by Mr.. J. D
Stanton, corner Market and Monroe, op
pOsite Mcclure House.
Pay Day at Babel and Cdes, by
Robert Burton Rodney. U. 8. N. A dainty
volume Of poems in blue aud gold. Pub
ished by D. Van Nostrand, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
Have We Board of Public Works
To the ElItnra n[thn Inlnlllonncer.

10 the buit0Ts OIlAc lhlclIlRehCeE'
Section 4 Of article Z OF the constitution
provides that Neither the Governor,
State Superintendent OF Free Schools,
Auditor, Treasurer, nor Attorney Gen
eral &aH hold any other office during the
term OF his service"
The old constitution OF this State had
no such provision it it; and the COnstitu.
ton Of Virginia expressly provided for u
Board Of Public Works, by IN election by
the people Of three commissioners. 1t
seems to me, that the new constitution,
abolished, in toto, the Board Of Public
Works. 1t cannot be said that the Board
OF Public Works Is not an office. The
best rule laid down by the ablCst law
writers as a test, is, has 1t T,0iCGr 10 eIercise
q public GuthOritR lit las, ii is an office,
The pretended Board of Public Works Of
this State at this time, is composed of the
Governor, State Superintendent of Free
Schools, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney
General The whole question is confined
TO the simple proposition: is the place or
office Qt'thG Board Of Pablo Works an office ?
Tho bare statement Of the question sug-
gesls its own answer That it is an office
there Can be no doubt, and that the 0tOrc.
said State officers are ineligible 10 fill the
place is equally clear. The officers con-
stituting the old Board Of Public Works,
were clothed with tho exercise OF u pub.
lie authority; and the present Board, II
such exists, is clothed with the same
It is authorized to appoint officers
and agents, and prescribe their
salaries. 1t may also sue and be
sued. The new constitution Of this
State, Is Constitution of limitations, and
looks with great jealousy on any one eX-
erCising too offices under color OF one. In
word, II says one office is oil that one of
its citizens should at any one time. The
executive officers established by the Con.
stitution, has each bis official duties pro-
scribed by law; and It ia presumed, il he
attends TO them faithfully and well, he
will have enough 10 do without engaging
in the disgracelul scramble for the bes-
towsl Of petty Offices, upon his friends. l
know Of no way Tor the Legislature to get
out Of its Constitutional embarrassment,
and strip the Governor OF all appointing
power, not expressly conferred by the
Constitution, but TO pass law creating a
Board Of Public Works, and provide for
an election BY tho people Of one or more
commissioners to DO styled, the Commiss--
toner's OF the Board OF Public Works; and
prescribe their powers and duties. In
this way the people in their Choice Of com.
missionGrs would speedily put an end to
the shameful controversy now going on
at the State Capitol, and restore peace to
the country. Pho Bono PuBLlCo.
March, nlst 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24

nired on the 3lst OF last December, bu'
The Democratic clerk, Mr.. Hickman, Il
seems, did not expire Officially or other
wise) and has almost continually, night
and day held iRst to his beloved Office ever
since, and with few other stAnCh DEM
OCrats learned In Democratic retrench-
ment and reform, has made his Office Il
tippliDg shop and place Tor drunken
CRrOusals.
This is bad enough Of itself but what
is still worse IL Is carried on at tho cx-
pense of the county consuming iueI ana
lights furnished by the county ana at
great risk of destroying the Courthouse
by fire. .,,. ,,,,,
aforesaid Clerk, at tho last term Of the
County Court, presented his bill for extra
SerpiceS, and was allowed by the Court
some forty or fifty dollars. g..
Thus the County Court inaugnrales
honesty aud reform In public matters BY
not only permitting such use Of public
property, but paying literally Tor it. l
suppose, however, that VIC ought not to
be surprised at such things. 1t Is only
carrying out in detail the great system Of
economy and reform instituted by the
Democratic party since they came into
power in the Stale. The Public Printer,
members of the Legislature, &c, set the
example, and it is faithfully followed by
u horde Of kindred spirits thirsiugi for Of
fee and spoils,
A Democratic committee, on behalf OF
the county, compromised tho back taxes
due from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company, being about $1,000 less than
the amount Of the taxes. This money is
to be paid out and loaned 10 pete Of the
Democratic party Of this county. A Re-
publican cannot get cent Of this money
no matter how many claims he may hold
against the county. Oh, ye little gods,
tEathIr your nests. Your reign is short.
OBSERVER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
DoDDRlDGE COUNTY.
Corruption OfthG Democratic County
MnnRgeTs.

WEST UNION, W. Va, March 90.
To tho Editors OF the IntollIGenccr.
Soon after you published my former
communication, saw IN article in the
REGISTER written by some one in this
Mace, who in u brainlCss column and u
hall article, attempted to apologize Tor
official corruption exposed by me. | do
not propose TO attempt TO answer the
Registers correspondent, Tor correspon'
dents, for no oNG man OF this place was
the parent Of that Oil:pring) but will say
nlIlrmatively that the election of our
county officers in August last, which the
Democratic Supervisors held to be illegal
for personal and political purposes, was
decided by the present Democratic Legis.
lature. III the contest between Wade and
Mcmillan, 10 belegal.
The Supervisors followed the advice Of
attorneys from Harrison county, employ.
cd and paid TO manage the case OF Lewis,
Nicely, noskinson, Mcmillan Is Co, and
now 10 excuse themselves by saying that
they were advised TO decide as they did
by eminent counsel from other counties,
what sagacity, what wisdom.
NV object in writing this letter, how.
over is to call attention TO some matters
about the Courthouse in which the public
have an interest,
The Board Of Supervisors OF course OK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24

A CHARLESTON correspondent writes
US that an effort is being made, which he
says will doubtless succeed, to leave the
appointment of Superintendent of the
Peui!entiary with the board of direc'
tors: In which event, it Is his opinion
that both Mr. SHALLcRoss and Maj.
sweeney might as well hang their hopes
on the willows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR., j. addresses all those who have lpIuns
themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, study, society or mar.
rage.
These arc some Of tho sad and melAnchelyo Of
fects produced by early hAblis OF youth, VIZ
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in lbs
Head, Dlmness OF Sight, LOSS Of Muscular Pow
Tt,,taSEIItv ps9an1e e tSS D ESTe'
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of co.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24

ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS,
The many thousands cured at this cIIA6iil'
ment within tho last twenty years, and the nlil.
Grots important SurgIcsl Operations pcFio'l0ssg,
the Sun, aid many other papers, notices d
which appeared again and again before the PaD'
lie, besides his standing IS Reltlt man oil tbE
actor and responsibility, is sufficient guaIAlV
10 tho afflicted. ,.
skin diseases speedily cured. jGnE'