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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
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sun Abfan betuegeit; oenn Elm 'uebrer
gbriit If ei1radter Menl6 nno Der poll= H.
ten 6o6a6tnns nno Mertb16dsuns
tpiiroig."
Denfe mebr iiber oeiue Worte na9,"
Ef6loB gouaro, vtlnO Gottes @naoe ioirOs
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ten bes &reuaes gu rnben, oas ou ebeoem
nit SiiBen getreten." q 4 s'' ~ >ssata..
G9pn tau6te bic Come ibre @trab=
len in Sic Mosen oes 0leeres, bic pom
|lei6ten Weorsen,pino setuebts mutb,pillis
on's l1fer 19lugen. 9o itono Gouaro
om &anbe oes 9afens NIT Ben 9liidliben
Wtenl9en bie ibm ibr 2ebeu peroanften,
un0 bic ibm unter Sbrauen &eue unb
8eherllus sei9moren batten. ct ities
nit ibnen in's @9ift uno i6on Dotte Der
Ntono feline @elfalt slt1ll pierten Osale 9e=
ipe9lelt, ba betrat ct bas beutl6e 2ano.
Ct lanf ouf Die gr0e unb betete 5u @ott>
Der i'm serettet> - uno feline @efdbrten
foleten linn. Wer i@iIoert Die Treube,
Die Gouoro ins 9er5 orans!M&it Sbrdnen
nabmen sic @efdbrten un0 3eu9en leiner
2eioen BON ibm Mbl6ieb uno tiibten
linn bie 9an6. ...@ ..r.. ...E> ...'.. .
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men. 80 ..A S.2"] .',2 " .I' ,'.''''., l,..:7
|, g. mar Elm frel,nolider Mbenb. &i=
@oro iaB NIT Msnes uno ieine1, seliebten
&inoern r.:beu @@loTe im9i6t ser
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per16tuanO: ST mar tuebnliitbis ,9e=5
itin1tnt> l,no in ieinen e(1sen blibts cine
itiue Sbrdne. :, 0ie fr0b1i6en &inoer
|laben es un6t b6rten auf su lpielen; oenn
lie lpubten> bob bas liebe @aterber5 Elm:
banges 5orsen bride; un0 lie pergaben
oue @eiterfeit. s:a,! q. 2'z]a -:
=. ,4,Msnes ereriff Sic 9ano beg @atte1,
uno bridte jie nit Mdrrne. 49, Ri@qp'rio
.ba6te on ben perlorenel1s 8r1ber! rgr
bielt i'm. fir tobt, 1lno tDas tbat ibn
pebe, Msnes iu9te i'm 81 tr6itsn; absr.
aud fie :betueinte in einiamen @tunoeu
ben'8erluf oes tbeuerel1 Srepnocsl bes
eblen -8rubers,o benz iie llno &i6aro alles
@ute peroanfter I0f1aben Menes uno
&i6ar6 IN tiefer@eb ebnlutb oa, lno Die ait=
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brupen Onfel reoeten. .%,H s.
s0a tuonbelte cine cole Mdnnergeltalt |
ben 56lobbers binan. Sin bellies Treu=,
benfeuer beoedte oas Mntlib oes Dan=
oerers. Gs mar @ollaro, Dem 9eliebten
Nbneni6foB 10 nabe pon Der 'ueiten
&eiie onsegriffen unb init serriitteter Sc
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banofung: @eiu eluse rubte nit Web=
tnutb allf Der rei5e,1oen @ruppe, tpelde
gRichnrh rtt1nnh ,t,1h ShrGt,pn f(nS5cr |
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
ohne bldg.

gouarb's 8ruf. gouaro rang lid lo!s'
unb trat bei6ei6en 5uriid. . 81.
uggas fdnn i6 Dir gebeng groBmiitbige
Neann?" rief Mlmanior a,ts. 5prid,
tpie fann i9 beinen Gbelmutb belobnen?"
9lber Gouaro neigte iein Saupt nno
trru5te Die 9at.be. .....:...ss:..a:..s
Gin gbriit 5un1ol eilt Bitter, perfauft
[ieine Sdnbluugen ni6t fiir @elo uno
Gut gab CT ianft 5ut antport< LEI
9ludli6 unb lerne bon 0ieiem Gbri1ten
be1er betfet,. ":,s-:. :':''.. '.S =
uDn baI min cine lueiIe 2ebre gegsben,
Gbuorb" fubr Mlmanlor fort. ~9u
Datteit @e9t: tuer ben @lauben oerld dus=
net aug @etpinn]u6t. l11to unt., iroi1@er
Wort6eile tpillen, ber 1T ein @6urfe> ieoer
uatbat fabig. ~ ~ III '5.. -: -...
y l1no 9as lernteit bu erf atn Deuttgen
Sose?" fraste Gonaro erifannt "beute
boft bu ss sineeieben? Ware ID ols Mu=
lelmann beder? glls "@briit mubte ID 10
banbeln .par 1,,eine Pfi6t".
vssS1t bas bic 2ebre beines @laubens?"
lagte Mlmanlor iiberraIdt> aseu II Damn
muB i6 beiier BON ben @6riiten roenten.
Mber, jene glenoen 1ollen es biiben. sic
.1ino bes Sooes!" 49,. s..-
uurtbeile >ueiie un6 9iitis, Mlmanlor!"
lpraG Gouarb init lauter @timme.
~@9ide lie ,ues, Oie ii@ an oein 2eben
[9etuaet. 9as' lit Der bette 9ienit, ben
bu ibnen ertpeilen fantti..7 Mas frpn1nlt
bid ibr Sob? @6ente ibneu 3eit, 0omit
]ie @cue iu@en unb utntebre,,. .":7@-2 ,::1a:
" r@el6e @pra6e!" fiel Mla1oulor ral3
ein; vou 1eDit allo mod i'm bas 9sben
|bieler Glenben? Wenn i6 6ir ni6t BON.
9er5el1 .perbun6en 5tpdrel ofait tn66te id
Dir 5iirnen. Sod forbere oeiuen 2obn!
Mln,anlor tonn sbeine @iin16e befrieoi=.
gen. S6i6p1re birs Bel oeln 9laneu
bes Bropbeten."'. -, @s.:7s< ,3s-.r .:sr% ..'t.
II Go1aro blieb :. itunlra. r2Gr .. bebedte
iein 4nsef@t init ben 9anoen, an mel
.6en lid -@9wiilen befonoen. 2llmonior
|i6aute i'm 16pei9eno an 1tno :tonnte
bas rdtbielDafte 8enebmen leines @fla5=
ben 11i0t periteben. X ,';,.;i~S9ts ns,,..
rWeil ou mir ben gu bitten per9Dnnit
@lmonior!" lpra6 Gouaro enbli6, 'vlo
b0re mid a1. Gin Gbriitli6er Ritter
|perl6mabt iroii3es @ut unb liebt bic
Su9enb ni@t nm eitlen 2obn.1 .@6enfe
|9enen 0as 2eben, ,pel@c Sir bein 2eben
su ncbmen 1i6 ertiiDnten. Da bu grob=
rniitbis biit 10 lei es ou@ i'm re@ten
MaBe. :Grbebe bid iiber olltd9li6e 8or=
urtbeile uno sei9e,, 5ab 2(lmonlor nlebr
Eals ein ee,p0bnlt6er Mulelmann 1T"
nWie iclt1om!" perlebt 9llmenior unb
blidt fiuiter Orei1., v,pie ionoerbar! bod
oeine Bitte lei 9ewabrt. SD min meinem
@tlape,1 ,,i@t an @rob obn1utb na61teDen;
sebe, au@ bu biit fret uno reid bei@entt
II wr L 10 ; - ~ ( se1
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
8 ,pdr ,elill beiber W1ittay. s

VEs ludr eill beiber W1ittay. Sic
SS9 9idnSenbe @on,le brannte NIT un=
nennbarcr @lutb am pelfenloieu 8im=
mel; tein 2iift@en belue9te ltb, li,to bas
Meer, bas ionit Die ongenebutite Mib=
l,lns berbeifiibrte, tuor rubts uno lag oa,
tpie Elm belic9ter &iele na6 oer @6la@t.
9llmanior bate lein 2ouoDaus perla6en.
CT fob Dor Den Treueel1> lpel6e man ibm
Sum 3eitpertreib bereiteit tuollte unb elite
no6 Dem @6loiie ouf einem 9riinbeluol=
oeten Siigel, Set leinen SUP III ben Neee=
rcs9runo tau6te - Elm reisenber 9ln=
bltd wie i'm nur oie tiibnite Pba,,talie
>crftnoen tonpte. 2lImonior luarf iid auf
Elm &ubebett un0 .lieB Die Sbiire offen
iteben, uno balo botte .1i4 Elm iarfter
@6laf auf leine blab9elbe @tirn 9eientt.
1no slmanlor luuBte nidt 6aB Sob un6
@erberben i'm bebrobten. Ct ab1te 11i6t
:sob ein 9ubeu6 elenoer, @eneeoter f9
9e9eu 1ein 2eben perl9tpore11. ~.
Wdbreno bie1er 3eit ,uar gSuoro an
Dem 9iisel uno be9ob Die fri16en Seb=
lin9e, welbe bic fanbi9e @an6 bes @drt=
ners in Die trodene Groe eeiebt. ST fublte
f6 tpobl: es >uaren ia boloe Blumen>
oiele liebliAeu &inber oer mutterli9e1,
~Groe, bic ein5tgen Nertratten 1eines
Grotnes. 9a pernabnt er p16bGi6 Elm
@tODnen uno @euf5en III Sem @en1abe,
III suel6e1E N(monlor 16lief &al9 elite
CT babil1 unb persab 11iGt lein @rabl9eit
,nitaYneba1e'1 ,tno pos ,nuBte Ct .ieben?
Mltllanlor lag ouf 0en 8oben> 1lno Die
>glenoelt tuelde ltb wioer ibn per19pp=
rc,1 feHeltcu ben l1n9liidi6er> scr 1i9
frdfttg mebrte. '.... j 30 ..-. +,s ~.
uWas n,e6t ibr, @er,uesene?'", riei
'Gouoro aus un6 l0pone ieine uui6ein=
bare @affe, uno eli, fur6tbarer S6lae
fiel auf 6as Saupt 9esjeni9e,l Der auj
Nl,honlor's@ 8ruit tniete ,,lno linn. oeu
Muno 5uDielt, q Der Glenoe lag bluteno
unb nit 0em Sobc, ringeno auf Dem 8o=
"hen rWei@t uno itebt al bon Dem
Yrepcl, ober lift iollt, es biiBe11!" r. +. a.
Sic l1hgliidli6en> ,uel6e po,t oem
&ene9aten perfibrt waren, ser r06elnb
-auf serDtDetent Booen lag, floben in
sI@neler Gle, uno ols @ouaro ,oieoer nit
bemt ;@rab1deite auslangen tpollte, lab e1
bos @emad leer unb li9 nit Mlmanlpr
"ol(ein. 9llnlaulor mar elmer Obnma3t
'a1obe> unb G0uaro benebte feline @9lafe
init fril9em Mailer, bas lal1glam aug
eei,1ea ebernen &obre trdufelte. Mlman=
1or fam balo wieoer sll I'D hub blidte
s,nit 8er,punberu1lg ollf ben &etter 1eines
sQebens. -; .;9 E.->,. ~
,Mie ion id Dit oanten, e0ler: &etter
r1neines 2ebens!" ipra6 NlmanIo Ior innis
alnb nit &ibr,tu9, utuos ,uare i6 jebt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-21
WAC . MANUFACTURE

B@ You can buy SIX
and One-half lbs. Durant' >
a Coffee Sugar for One Dol .
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one-half lbs. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-fve Cents per pound !;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at HIRAM BIxBY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-05-15
TIPTON's OWN SENSATION.
Evidence I'm the Trial OF Il Cilf.
zen for Participation I'm the
late Burglary-.The New York
Burglars Testimony for the
state.

Reported expressly for the Advertiser.l
Such sensation, and so much in
terest and speculation, have been de-
veloped by the late arrest of two OF
our citizens, charged by the acknowl-
edged burglar>in-chief with being his
accomplices in the late robbery Of
Rowell's jewelry store, that we have
seen fit at no little trouble to obtain
substantially in full the testimony
given at the preliminary examination
Of Charles Rdgeway and submit it
to our readers. In SO doing. we de-
sire to call attention to three things,
which should, we think. be kept in
mind while perusing il: First, the
character and situation ol the prose-
cutting and principal witness. Sec
ond the fact that in order to get the
matter before this Court, the testi-
mony for the defense was summarily
stopped after examining but single
witness, whose statements, it is
fair to presume, would have been
corroberated by others, had the ex-
animation proceeded. Third, that
public opinion should be at least as
charitable as the sterner requirements
Of criminal law-which latter always
presumes men to be innocent until
PROVEN to be guilty.-EpIroR Ap-
VERTISER.
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TAKE 1T AS YOU FIND 1T.

fHfN
have creed, q pleasant creed,
= The wise may ding their scorn at:
II lets me smile at many things
That other folks have sworn at.
Tis simply this; To love my kind,
With all thir faults and chances,
And not to see with others eyes,
Or feel with others fancies.
hold this Ii fe too short for love,
Too long for idle signing;
The man VINO cannot cry's knave-
fool, who's always crying.
Through darkest clouds cry to see
CLINT ofsilyer lining,
And think, though tempest may be
here,
Somewhere the sun is shining.
The more that cynics snarl and fiout,
The less | seem to mind 1t;
make the best Of what S about,
And take II as 1 find it.
There'swonan, now. Werun her down,
ON various pretenses--
Dear woman who devides our ioys
And trebles our expenses;
Who caused the fall of man-and Troy.
Well, with out common mother
Poor Adam had but HobsonaS choice:
Twas Eve-or ne er another,
Unto my lot q kinder fate
No such restrition grapples:
For could find q score of wives
Who do not care for apples.
And an for loosing Paradise
Give nought to say for Helen),
Eve gave enough to every maid
For one true man to dwell in
Then tend the fiowrs. till the land
be Kind, and shell be kinder:
seek out the gold. nor scorn the sand.
And take her as you find her.
There's Friendship then. and Gratitude,
That ought to be his brother;
Their sire, trne Humanity.
And Charity their mother.
The cynic snaris. The first's reed.
That bends when 1t is leant on,
The Others nothing bat bribe,
20 y.,n ubat ~. a.. ~,
Well, every month Is not July,
Nor every King Nero,
Nor every sanity man saint,
NOT every chiei hero.
Tbe sbadows rive ~, ,t,,,,,
r,na ,,oh,s ,tro,,, IL =. -. 49,,
Van % npat n 20 . o,ass - ,,,,,
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STATE OF IOWA. In 'us,ise,s nafers Court
against j, s, Tuthill r. p

uStuS j. .. lutnlIl, j. 4.
Chas. Ridgeway. } Charge of Burglary.
The case was opened in usual form,
s. v. Landt appearing for the State
and s. H. Fairall and s. A. BisseH in
behalf of defendant. VIM. Crawford,
who, rs detailed two weeks ago, was
committed in default of bail upon
charge Of participation in the burgla-
ry, appeared as prosecuting witness,
and being sworn, deposed as follows:
WIN. bout last Christ
mas, in the city of New York, a man
showed me letter from party in
Iowa concerning Treasurer's safe In
this Court House. Said he did not
wish to come here. Can't say where
that letter is; it was not given to me,
it was shown to me; do not know
what was done with the letter; l read
tanl returned it. 1t was through
that letter | came here in March
think 1t was on the 18th or March, I
came to see Joe Muzzy; seen and talked
with him; had long talk with him
concerning Go. Treasurer's office here.
(objected to- arrived here Saturday
night week ago about 42 O'Clock;
met Muzzy and deft, Chas. Ridge
way, by the steam mill in town. That
WAS first time l knew defendant was
to help me. The object was to lay
plans to rob the Treasurer's Office.
(objected to- I got there after IL o'c
with buggy; two men came from to-
ward r r; one was Chas Ridgeway,
and other Muzzy. They came up
middle Of road as agreed upon between
Muzzy and |. hailed them, and M.
said, "This is your man." referring to
Ridgeway. We shook hands and
commenced talking about safe and
vault In Treas. Office. Muaxy said 1t
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Musical.
MUSIC TEACHER.

EMMA r. ENSIGN. Teacher of Masic, after
ia several years experience in New York,
has located permanently in Upton, and de-
sires to give Instruction In Vocal an a nstru-
mental Music. special attention given to
Thorough Base and Harmony.
Residence AT her fathers Dr. s. Ensign
east OF Court House square. 10
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AAEs. c. E.NAM
NAMES q BRO.
Justices.
JOHN 8. S.CIyTuuLu.
G., =. SHELDON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY PUB
- LIc Insurance Agent. and Conyeyancer
once With the County Recorder I'm the court
house. Upton, Iowa, Ian. Ist, 1888. nfvl5.
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e. L. CHAMBERS. NJ. u.

DHYsICiAN AND SURGEON has prac-
i tised twenty -nve years in this vicinity,
ana need only ask = continuance OF the pub
lie confidence hitherto shown.
ofiiae In city Drug Store. Residence on
Cedar st., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. vAni
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Collections.
- and other business, promptly attended
to.--Offfce with County Superintendent in
basement OF Court House. lm6
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Auetionsers.
wM. NJ. KNOTT.

4 UCTIONRER Will attend promptly
"A TO selling all kinds OF property At Auc-
6ioh, In any part Of Cedar county. A list OF
his sales Will always be found at the TIPToN
ADvnRrrsER office, whore those desiring his
ssrviees can.nx the day for their sale with
out seeing him ~
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POST HOUSE.

X ~. POST, CI.ARENCE, IOWA. A
H. dso~, dsow Hotel throughout, convenient to
IN ths pos, n ana kept with the utmost regard
o. customers. IN" ..i1.sIe
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+. II. rNanAm.m. NJ. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
IL GEOS. Ofilse over Muxsy's Hsrness
Shop. Residence in Brick Parsonage for
msrly occupied by Rev. phinney, two
squares south Of Palmer House, Upton,
Iowa. IL n
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Contractors 4 Builders.
RIPLEY 4 CLAPP.

CONTRACTORS q BUILDERS, and Dsa,-
~ ers IN Lember Doors, Blinds DC.
and Linn Streets, south OF the steam Mil,
TIpToH, Iowa. lyl0
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Physicians.
DR.. III. MAYNARD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, U. =. Ex-
/ ainlner OF Pensioners, Triton. Iowa.
ofiice and Residence opposite the Palmer
House.
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IGl Oar ST. PAULI les 90
Day coaches run through from st. Louis to St
Paul Palace sleeping cars. owned and operated by
this line, accompany all night trains
W. II. PE1IIBONE, WM. GREENE,
Asst Cen snpf. Genl Sup't.
c. J. IVES Genf Ticket Agent.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota R'y.

On and after August 9Th, 1872, Passenger trains on
this line will run rs follows
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=. ENSIGN, NJ. d.,

DHASiGIAN & SURGEON, TIProN, Iowa.
Having hal thirty years experience
fr. Il. hopes To give satisfaction In all cases
entrusted 70 ms care. Ofiace, at residence,
two blacks east OF Court square. lstf
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testified, but met man at crossing;
drove down Cedar at. 2 blocks, went
west block, south 2 blocks and came
near running over man at one Of the
crossing; it was at the shop from
which tools were taken. l got tools
at brick shop. Had no means Of dc.
termining the time. I was on oppo-
site side of buggy from the man; dsft.
WAS with me. Deft had my overcast
when watching outside jewslry store;
can't say how he wore it.
Cross-er.-Put on my ovsrcoat again
when l got in buggy; went for tools
before breaking in; came straight from
church to shop and from shop to store.
All three never were at Court House.
Had been at shop and got the tools
and setthem close to the door for con.
venience when I wanted them. After
getting instruction from Court o. to
points Of compass, said the shop was
at northeast corner of street..
Question. After you went in the
store how often did you see defendant
up to time you took boxes out?
Ans,oer. Once, after got safe load.
ed, stepped to front door and asked II
coast was clear; he stood against wall
of drug store and said 1t was. can't
how he wore the coat or whether he
had it on when I gave him the boxes.
II. Pritchard.-Witness took team
from my livery stable about 81 O'Clock
evening Of burglary. On IN ordinary
night they would have been recognised
at little distance as light gray team.
Know Of no other just such team about
town.
r. McCgaia.-Saw pros. Wit. ct Mus.
zy's In March. Benton Gsary was
with me and borrowed IS to play cards.
I advised him not to play. He had
some money; felt pretty we'll. They
didn't play. It was front Of Nnssyb
shop; Muzzy was there. def't Va not
Continued on Fourth P1ge.)
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Railroads.
TIME TABLE E
j. TaAas5 a4a
OF THE
Chicago and North Western
RAILWAY,
TIME TABLE
IOWA DIVISIONS.

On and after Nov. ilth. 1872, passenger
trains will run as follows srr h.
GOING WEST +@
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TINE SCIENCE or HEALTH
Vol Second, Commencing Jan. 1S14

The Science Of Health hasng
e1lsetatieas, we are prepared with addll.
al fae'fIsies for making the ensuing vet
respond still more fully to the popular -
mand for an honest and Independent err
ncnt OF the Hygiene System. We shaN -
iisl-
Popular PhysfOl0Gy, fully
trsted, . complete explanation VI the stfdge
ures and functions of the human systeI
AnecfiOns Of the Eye ano
with hundreds Of Illustrations, e1nbs.
the whole range Of medical and snrgleAl g
eases OF these organs.
All Modest systems. giving n
tory Of all the medical theories that hese
prevailed IN all ages Of the world.