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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-23
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of lama County, Iowa.
APPELGATE s. KINNE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. N ~
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will sell at public auction, at the
LATE residence of John Muckler deceased,
in Toledo, Iowa, on the LIST day Of Novem-
Der, 1878, st 10 o'clock, a. m, he personal
property belonging to the estate OF john
Muckler. deceased, to wit One horse, one
mare, one wagon, two heifers, two steers,
two calves, one pillow. one buggy, about =
tons of hay, l35 bushels of wheat. ana
other articles, too numerous to mention. A
credit of ten months will be given with ten
per cent. interest, and approved security.
WM. RIECKlIOFF,
Administrator of the estate
October 1l.h, 1878. 43-43.
nL MIS- LANK DEEDS, MUKfGA
~ GEES, Quit Claims and Justices Blank
NJ (IlCnitlf Othce
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-23

A new Ordes as been organized
in Iowa called y "Order Of United
workmen." T1sp first lodge was
organised 10 D3ieDport and others
are now being Organised IN different
parts Of the spse. The object is
to settle matters 10 dispute between
capital and lahoE
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Five years IL IL" Territories Is
,h-,i, Of book ia,eiy published
~ the Naf5onai Publishing Co. OF
Chi,a ~, AID now upon our table.
The an,hpr, J. H. Beadle, is a
racy ~riel snd much valuable in
formation & contained IN this vol
ume. It is impossible in the space
we can give Ter q book notice to
civ. an adequate l'iea Of the work,
i.r 10 appreciate il one must read Tor
himself. Mr.. Bead,e, in his new
book, has shown himself 10 be keen
observer Of his surroundings. and he
has so graphically ske,ched his ira
wells that the reader can not lose
interest N his writings from the pre-
lace to the fms. we are not aware
that any other book has ever been
written by this author, but 1t may be
said, and safely said, that none has
ever abounded with more originality
OF expression and idea than the one
before us. Those desiring copy OF
th!. work can address. the National
Published Company, Chicago Iii.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-23
Tire State.

Below We give list Of counties,
with the najoiities, OF Carpenter and
Vale, as taken largely from the State
Register:
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Sunday is as'ne day" in law and
contracts made on that day are
illegal. The owners of the New
York ferry steamer Wcstfeld, winch
blew up on n Sunday, could not
legally contract to deliver passen
gers safely on ,lat day, and there
tore they were 10, liable Tor dam
ay.s because lite All! limb suffered
Oh Sunday Through their c"Ipable
negligence. That is the decision OF
The NV York Conr, OF Appeals
Erchuaye.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-23
The iowa Legislature.

The Senate is composed OF fifty
members, twenty.eight of whom
hold over. The complexion OF tn
Senate will be--so far as we have
been enabled to neutrality-suspicious.
IS, opposition Is. The following
hnl1 0yo.
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30, opposition 10. The following
hold over
Bemis. Buchanan. Maxwell, Story.
Bcomis, Delaware. McCoid. jefferson.
Converse Butler. Nc Cormack Marion.
Chambers, Cedar. Mcintyre, Page.
Crhry, Clayton. Miles, Washington.
Dagne, Clarke. Rumple, Iowa.
Dashiel, Madison. Russell. Greene.
Fdfrdit, johnson, Shane, BaE,on.
Fitch, Calhoun. Smith, Taylor
Gauas, Appanoose. Stone, Mills
Rowland, Frank in Stuart, jackson.
Kepl art, Linn. 1aylor, Marshall.
KiHnr, Allamatee. Wnap, Davis.
Larratee, Fsyetts. Young, Mahaska
The newly elected ne,nbr are n,
follows:
Perkins, Woodbury.. LoreH, Jones.
Miller Miller Baieegp fhia sSsk. Mss'on Keokuk.
Merrill, Clinton. Merrill. Wapello,
Campbell, Jasper, Wood, Musca,ine.
Iendwcy Powesheik. Cooley, Dubuque
loung. lass. Ihosntury. baiias
West, Henry. Jessup. Inr.iiu.
Murphy, Scott. Felt, Chickn-aw
Williams, d. Mo;nes. Reck, Monroe.
Mitchell, Folk. Fsdse, Van Buren,.
Tho lower House is composed OF
one hundred members as follows
Lee county-Layton, Anderson, HOLMAN.
scorth.
Des Moines-Gear Lamme.
Henry-Newbold, Lyons.
Jefferson-iiopKirk.
Van Buren, Work.
Wapello -Siberel,, DIXON
Dsvis-Monroe.
Monroe--!Iaskell.
Appanoose-
Lucas Thompson.
Decentralization.
Clarke-Wilsoa.
Ringgold aud Union-JoIason.
Decatur-M cNie.l.
Taylor January.
pape- Chantry.
Fremont-Rhodes.
Mills-Aickstre,g1t.
gPottawatsmie-Axtel.
Montgomery and AJanis-platner
Audubon, Shelby, Adair and Cass-Ea.-
ton.
Maaison-B i..en.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mic n:5iss- sseaArI3ef' avs.
Keekuf-4,eAv, Hsspr.
Washington -Browa, kroekpay.
Lonisa Jennings.
Nsses6ss-Hortcn, Nccloud.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M. M. STURGEON.

ATdORNEf AND COUNSELOR AT La
Block. - ~ q ~
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Another Distinguished Party.

Hon. James 6. Blaine, of Augusta,
Maine, Speaker of the L. S. House of
Representative, with Mrs Blaine, Miss
Stanwood (her sister,, Miss Abigail Dodge
c'Gail Hamilton, ~ and Master Emmons
Blaine, arrived in this city last evening
Tuesday by the C., r. l. & ?. r. R. and
we're guests of p. L. Mitchell, Esq. Mr..
Mitchell, as our people know, is a native
of Maine. and an old acquaintance and
friend of Mr.. Blaine The party, in com.
pany with MIR. Mitchell and Hon. John b.
Hawley, our Congressman, visited Rock
Island Arsenal to-day, and other points
Of interest in and around Rock Island,
and will leave tomorrow morning en- route
for the Pacific coast, where they will do"
the Golden Gate, the big trees, the Yo
Semitic, and all the rest of it, which amount
of ruralizing is expected to occupy about
six weeks They will return east by the
way Of st, Louis.
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Andalusia Steamer.

\. G Eberhart, Of Audalusia. las.
spring, built boat forty-eight feet long
and eight feet beam, to heused for boating
sand and for such other odd jobs ON the river
as might talIiu hi, way. Shcwas originally
rugged with sails bur wa subsequently
fitted with horse power, Finding that a
good trade between Andalusia and Rock
Island could be built up Mr.. Eberhart
has now put in an engine aud machinery,
attached pair of new side wheels, fixed
up neat cabin, Sbyl4 and will lrun a regu
lar daily line between this city and Anda-
Iusia during the season. He will carry
passengers, country produce, merchandise
&c and will thus make his little craft
highly seryiceablo 10 the people Of Andalu
,ia aud beyond. She will be named the
John G. Bromley Sam Grceuwell, oft
city, will put in the boiler, and she will
begin regular trips about June /.
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The Narrow Guage X. R.

The surveying party on the Chicago
Nlillington & Western Il. r reached
Princeton, in Bureau county, last week,
for a rest,to make up their estimates and
start in this direction to day. a letter
says that From Chicago to a point near
Aurora, the line will be between the
Northwestern and the Clinton Roads,
crossing the latter at WestAurora, thence
through Millington on the west bank of the
river to Worthwhile, Hardin and La Sale,
crossing the Illinois Central at its depot,
and thence passing through Peru on the
bluffs 10 Princeton, striking the half-a
dozen coal shafts east OF town The heav-
lest grade will not exceed forty feet to the
mile. The people along the line are enthu-
siastic for the road.
1t is expected that this road will be run
to Rock Island and cross the Mississippi at
this place, To meet the proposed Iowa mar
row guage railroad.
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NOTES, HERE AND THERE,

1t was showing in Minneapolis to-day.
Tansy smash is the name Of the latest
throat ticker in St. Louis.
\ raft struck the bridge this morning,
tearing off several strings
John Downing Sr. Of Mercer county,
died suddenly Of apoplexy, last Monday.
Thomas 5, Sargent, of this city, who
robbed the mails, is now out on bail, his
bond having been approved by L. s.
Com'r, f. d. Sweeney.
1t is reported that twenty one persons
were baptised b. immersion in the MISS
sipi river at Andalusia, in this county. on
Sunday last. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Gilman Parker, his first
experience in this part of his new work.
Hon A. j Streeter, the Democratic
minority member Of the legislature from
the Mercer district. was at the Harper
House last evening Mr. Streeter made a
very useful member Of the legislature and
was held in high respect by all who knew
him
The amount paid To postmasters as sala-
ry for the year ending june 30, 1878; will
be near SO, 100000, and several million in
addition for clerical hire. On the last
readiustment of postmasters, which was
for the year ending June 80, 1872 the in.
crease was 100000 over the previous
readjustmeut
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-14
MAGUIRE'S REIuBPLAlI'

This extraordinary medicine. the fame of which
is spread broadcast throughout the country is un-
doubleday superior to any remedy ever offered to
the public for the complaints for which it is intend
ed We have In our possession testimonials fur
nished voluntarily by Col. Long. late TypOgrapb-
ical Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen. Fitz
Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasanton, and Others of the
army, Father r. j. DeSmet the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also officers Of the navy surgeons
hospital stewards, commanders OF nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary
rivers western sanitary and Christian commissions
army chaplins, and others too numerous to men
ton. Likewise highest encomiums of the press
praising Its valuable medicinal qualities in the
highest terms No other medicine has such rec
concentrations. j, & c. MAGUlRE, Sole Proprie-
tors, southwest corner of Olive and Second streets
st. Louis, Mo-, and sold by druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere.
Agents, Fuller & Fuller, VanSchaack, stephen.
& Reid, Chicago Rice & Rising Milwankee.
McKesson g. Robbins, 81 q % Fulton street. New
YORK. 4.sdu
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Agreeable by the Hour.

4 TO tue EultOE.
Speaking of the philosophical temper,
there is no class of men whose society is to
be more desired for this quality than that
of plumbers. They are the most agreea-
bic men know, and the boys in the bust
ness begin to be agreeable very early. L
suspect the secret of it is that they. are
agreeable by the hour. In the dryest days
my fountain became disabled; the pipe
was stopped up. A couple of plumbers
with implements of their craft, came out
to view the situation There was good
deal of difference of opinion about where
the stoppage was. / found the plumbers
perfectly willing to sit down and talk about
| it-talk by the hour. Some of their
guesses and remarks were exceedingly in
genious and their general observations on
other subjects were excellent in their way,
and could hardly have been made by the
job. The work dragged lttle-as it is
apt to do by the hour The plumbers had
occasion to make me several visits. Some
times they would find, upon arrival, that
they had forgotten some indispensable tool
and one would go back to the shop, a mile
and u halt, after it, and his comrade would
await his arrival with the most exemplary
patience, and sit down and talk-always by
the hour. do not know but it is habit
20 have something wanted at the shop
They seemed TO be very good workmen,
and always seemed to be willing to stop and
talk about the job, or anything else, when |
went near them. Nor had they any of that
lmpetuous hurry that is said to be the
bane Of our American civilization. To
their credit be it said that | never observ-
ed anything of it in them. They can af-
ford TO wait. Two of them will sometimes
wait nearly half a day while a comrade
goes for tool They are patient and phil
osophical. 1t is great pleasure to meet
such men. One only wishes there was
some work he could do for them by the
hour. There ought to be reciprocity |
think they have very nearly solved the
problem of life it is to work for other
people, never for yourself, and get your
pay by the hour. You then have no anx-
iety, and little work. Ifyou do things by
the job you are perpetually driven the
hour you gently sail on the stream of time
which is always leading youon to the haven
of pay, whether you make any effort or
not Working by the hour tends TO make
one moral a plumber working by the
job, trying TO unscrew rusty, refractory
nut in cramped position where the tongs
continually slipped off would swear but |
never heard one of them swear, or exhibit
the least impotence at such a vexation,
working by the hour. Nothing can move
a man who is paid by the hour. How
sweet the flight of time seems to his calm
mind CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
My Summer in a Garden
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A Card

To the Editor Of The Argus
In the Union of yesterday morning, is
an article headed "A SANDER Suit, . in
which it is stated that | entered into an
agreement with the plaintiff Nettie Wright
the substance of which was that | retracted
anything and everything that might have
been said by me against the plaintiff that
the suit was withdrawn at my cost. and
that We had agreed to live in peace and
harmony in the future | wish to say that
these statements are, in every particular,
wholly untrue. have entered into no
agreement with Nettie Wright, or her at
torney, or her agents, and do not wish to.
| have never, directly or indirectly. re-
quested the suit to be discontinued. or
agreed TO pay any portion of the costs, or
made any other agreement in the matter
nor have | ever said anything about Nettie
Wright which | cannot prove, or retracted
anything which have said of her.
Mrs. ANNE :. PIERCE,
Over May Bros. Store, Illinois St
Rock Island, May II, 1873.
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Very Careful.

The Davenport Gazstte notices the ar
rival of the eastern railroad kings, saying
they arrived in special train from Chi
cago, last evening taking quarters for the
highland will proceed westward this
morning, but is very careful not to say
''Aere they arrived, or where they took up
quarters for the night, no doubt wishing
it understood that they arrived in Daven-
port. 1t wouldn't have injured the Ga
sstte bit to have said that they arrived in
Rock Island and put up, for the night, at
the Harner House.
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Police Court.

John Gordon was so unsteady on his
pins, yesterday, that Officers Brennan and
Murran felt obliged to escort him to Payne
Hotel. This morning Magistrate Cropper
fnnd him So and costs for the unseemly
display he made of himself Being Il
cripple in one hand, and out Of cash, he
took the Magistrates advice and left town
as fast as his legs would carry him.
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Eotice TO Transfers

The ordinance IF this city require all
persons owning teams, who use their
teams within the city for hire to take out
a license which costs only $500 and t.
have placed i'll a conspicuous place. on
their wagon, the number Of their license.
Noncompliance with these provisions rem
ders them liable to fine Of two dollars a
day for every day such team is used for
hire within the city. Last year "a wagon
licenses were taken out So far, this
year, only - have been taken. as follows
1873 Nrt1,ha'-
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The River.

The steamer Minneapolis will arrive from
st. Paul at six clock, and depart for St
Louis at nine this evening.
Tomorrow morning at eight clock the
Lake Superior arrives from st. Louis. and
departs for st. Paul at noon.
MIR. Jarvis, the agent, here, says that
with one or two exceptions, the packets
have been making their time to different
points between st Louis and st. Paul as
advertised and will continue doing so, dur
ing high water.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-14

Notice is hereby given that all persons
using wagons for hire without a license and
having their number conspicuously dis
played on their wagon will be arrested and
fined. Justice to those who do pay re
quires this to be done. The old numbers
will not answer. New numbers, of a diff
iierent style, have been prepared and can
be had with the license.
i. II. KIMBALL, City Marshal.
Rock ISLAND, May 10, 1873. IOd3t.
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Claimed.

The plated spoons and forks, recovered
by City Marshal Kimball, from the sneak
thief, belonged to Mrs. Bamberger, and
the solid silver dessert spoon belonged to
little Sophia. The articles had not been
missed until the notice in THE ARGUS at
tracted the attention Of friend of the
little girl.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-14
Cures without Sneeziug,
JuIihn'S Hydrastin Compound

Is \ DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH REsToR
] ing agent to tho organs of generation it fmparts
vigOr and energy. II is reliable remedy in Sper-
mat0rrhea- As well a. in all weakened conditions ~
the bladder and urinary organs. BY reason of its
wonderful power as uterine tonic Leucorrhea
ruppscssed or painful menstruaton weakness ac,
compan!ed by dragging or bearing down sensations
pains in the region of the kidneys irritation of the
womb and In all diseases in which the uterine sys.
TEN is involved this remedy will prove a blessing
10 the invalid.
From the New York Dispatch Junc aON
We have on several occasions recommended Dir
Julihns iydrastin Compound an excellent rem
edy for kidney and consequent diseases The FnI.
lowing note Is from gentleman of whom we have
personal knowledge, and we know that he bnf
states the facts in his case:
STAPLEToN, Staten Island June % 1872
Messrs B. KEITH IL CO., No. Al Liberty street.
For several years my health has been nuch i'm
paired, Kidney disease and occasional attacks If
rheum. tism being the prominent causes. Havinp
tried many remedies with little benefit heard ii
"Juihns Hydrastin Compound, which. after t,yn
months use, has entirely restored my health |
therefore take pleasure In recommending your val
liable medicine 10 any one suffering as did
Yours respectfully, JOHN f. KORAN
SOLO py MI DIuselsts' 6-1ldttsly
Sold in Rock Island by Emil Kehler
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BARRETT. appearance of Mr.. Bar
rett, in Rouse's Hall, last evening, was
greeted by very fine house, but there
weren't many people in it. The New Or
leans PieoyUne says: 1--WE learn that after
the trip he is making with his troupe, Mr..
Lawrence Barrett will leave the stage and
take to the pulpit"
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Louisville, Nov, s.. 1869

ROsADALIs is used in the practice Of and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians through.
out the land. They induced to do this from the
fact that its formula is published around each bot
tie so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
NIcHOLAsvILLE, Ky, Feb, Il, 1863
Gentlemcn:-Thaves seen the effects of "Rosadal
IL on patiente In my own practice, and take plea
sure In attesting 10 its merits very powerful al
terative In cases Of Scrofcla. Rheumatism. Sec
ondary Syphilis. &c, always recommend it.
Very truly, yours, J. 5. SPARKS, NJ. D.
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RAILROADS,


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. r.
N.B-An trains IN or out Of Rock Island run by
Chicago timc-except the Peoria trains, which run
by Toledo time. Chicago time Is about 18 minutes,
and Toledo about II minutes faster than Rock Isl.
aud time.
Express and Mall, leayevs a. m. and 10: AS D. m
Accommodation, leaves at4;l5 p. m.
Express and Mail, leaves 5:45 a. m and 6;45 p. m
AcooMMopATIoN TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau Junction, s:i5 D. M
Leaves Bureau junction, 0:i5 q. m.
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock Island al
500 a m, connects At Bureau Junction for Peoria
al $50 p. nj. arriving at Peoria nc 100 y. IN.
Night Expreas leaving Rock Island at i0:i5 p m.
connects Mt bureau Junction for Peoria Of 20 an
arriving nj Peoria at 5;95 q. m.
This road connects NJ West Liberty WITH the -.
X. 4 M. X. X. for Burlington and hcokuk,south,
and for Austin and ~. Paul, north.
Connects going east at C. b. q V crossing iof
Al IA sale, with Illinois Central r. H. for Mendoza.
AT Ottawa with Fox River Valley X. H. for Aurora,
Al Joliet, with G., A. a 81 l.. X, X
Al EngewoOd, with Lake shore X. X. and p, Fl.
W a G.. h X.
AT chicago, with all diycrging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN RR
Passengers for kansas Leavenworth and inter.
mediate points ON this Road, take westward trains
OF the Chicago, X. l. a Pacific K r. arriving at
Lcaycuworth ~ 1900 a. m. and at n 90 y, m.
Connecting at Davenport, with ID. a ST. 2. X. X.
for Dc With and Maquuketa.
Al Columbus junction, with Il, G. X. a NJ. r. X.
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls and 81 Paul, north
and Burlington and keokuk south
AZ Fairfield, with n a NJ. X X for Burlington.
At Ashland, with Dcs Moincs Valley X X. for ke-
okuk, Ottumwa, oskaloosa, Eddyyille, Grinnell
Al BelEnap' with North Missouri R-R
Al Cameron, with n. a ST. JO Il. X.
Al Plattsbarg, with st. L. 4 ST. 10. X. r.
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A Word to Mothers

You all liable to diseases which are the results
OF natural causes and which. in most cases do not
recover without some assistance from a judicious
course OF treatment, and many OF you are left with
weakly. broken down constitution, which makes
lie miserable and. in many cases, death preferable
60 TO your Druggist and get a bottle of
CONSTITUTION WATER
Take forty drops three times day in four times
the quantity of water, and il will cure you
For sale by ali Druggists. II j. not Spring Wa
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The Dentists.

The State Dentists Society received an
accession toits numbers by last evening and
this mornings trains and boats, and is
proceeding systematically with its bust
ness. 1t will probably be in session all this
week.
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the beet in the world.
The only True ard Perfect Dye Harmless ReIia-
pie anu Instantaneous; no disappointment ri
dlculOus tnfs or unpleasant odor Remedies the i'll
effects Of dyes and washes Produces Immediately
superb Black or Natural Brown and leaves the
hair Clean, SofI aud Beautiful, The genuine signed
W A Bachelor Sold by all Druggists
10 22dwly CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop, n 7
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

PIANO FOR SALE.-Any one wanting a
cheap piano can hear of one by calling at
this Office 3O-dtf
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Why swallow ''HumbUgs" a. your birds do food
When something's otfeIed said TO be a. good,'
Look out for Rcnue's Pain killing Magic Oil
Look ont you'll get cheated with something else
Look out for counterfeit Magic Oil
Look out for imitation OF Rennc's Magic Oil
Look ont for and buy genuine Magic Oil
Look out for and buy clean and safe Magic Oil
| only fnr ..Lt H-nrks liz. q III n I'm