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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

SYMPTOMS Want Of appetite, ils.u- %.
food and N.nd from The stomach, acid ~
% the stomach. heartburn, dryness aad white
ness 81 the tongue in the moralu-. sense oi
dstension n the stomach and bowels, some
times rumbiin- and pain. c1stivene-s. wnlch j.
the urine. The mouth IS clammy, or has a sour OF
bitter taste Other frequent symptoms are water
hTash, palpitation or the heart. headache and dis
ord OF The senses. SEEM double. etc. Tatre
general debility. lau-gor aud version % notion
detection o; the spirits, disturbed sleep, AMI r gut
in
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Ii Is said that the first woman ever sworn
as notar, pubic in Vermont, l. Miss
Thvrza +. pang born. daughter of the late
DayiI X Pans born. of this city. and Ter
some YEAR past Recorder in the Probate
off - cot Cnittenieu county. She took the
oath of oFiee on Wednesday last.
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APPRECIATION.

II. X. SILy Ems
This is to cert ~ that have used yoor Blood
Preparation" NEGElINrl IN my fsmiiy for several
years and think that, for Scroula or Cancefous
Humo1s or Rheumatic Affections. it cannot be eX-
celled; and a blood Dur her and spring medicine
II is the nest thIu- / ever used and have used
almos; everything. l can cheer fully recommend it
to any one in need Of suc1 medicine
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. plNSNORE
"a Russell street
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All, nrsr.srs or THE BLOOD.

II vEGE1IsE will Irelieve pan, cleanse. purity
and cure such diseases. restoring the patient O.
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering Tor years. Is i not con
elusive proof II you suiierer, you can be cured
Why is this medicine performing such great cure;
1t works in the blood, IN the circulating nuid. II
can truly be called the Grsgf Flood PHrlfer The
source OF sease originates in the blood and no
medicine that g. not act directly upon 10, & pur
" and renovatsskas any Just claim upon puhlc
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

An elegant combination OF he true Jamaica singer
with the choicest Anomalies. II is beyond all com
parison the most healthy, invigo:stins tome Ahu
r,imnIsnt before the bubble Il is earnestly recon-
mended to the weak and nervous, to those recover
mo from dehiitating dieeases, and to the aged to
whom II impsris warmth and visor. IL Is ihNaIua-
IN "a
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AUCTSONEER, 500.

Bay stallion, I5i hands, 5aled l77l,- got BY Tai,s-
sail by Rysds Is HamtletuulaE. dam II iheIAis- -
INN. Consideration. II dam hoXAnai IL Hf
American Eclipse; 81 dam Roxaua, ty eir Arc1y
SIN qam Roxana setsey HaXall]. by mp. Sir iiAf
~. 5th dam Tlmoleon's dam, By imp S-ltfan l.
n ed % zen approved mares
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

The WRECKED CHANPLAIS -Qnlte num-
Der OF our citizens awaited themselves OF the
Opportunity Of visiting the scene OF the
wreck. T,rJe1 by the trip of the Williams.
"wednesday. TO 'SteammillBay." No des-
crptiou can give an adequate idea OF the
Completeness OF the wreck OF the terrific
force OF the shock, which broke up nearly
= hundred feet Of the strong boat in pieces.
from the hold to the hurricane deck. The
boat struck the point nearly at right angles,
and ran up unto the rocks about one han
bred feet She lies with her PROV high and
dry on the shore, tipping seward and
backward. her stern on the starbOard side
under water 10 the promenade deck. Under
the larboard wheel house the boat
rests on the rocks. while under the
opposite wheel house tine water is
thirty five feet deep. She is broken Just in
front of the machinery, but is not likely to
separate. before she i, dismantled. That
no one WAS killed. OF even seriously injured,
amid ,gch1 crushing and shivering Of heavy
timber. and such splintering Of the lighter
work Of the boat. seems marvellous indeed to
one who picks his way among the debris.
Ii Is counted Tor partly, perhaps by the
fact that most Of those on board were in
their berth> well to the rear oi the boat,
which is not badly broken. Yet the shock
must have been something terrific, to all
but the fellow who slept through it all and
who was iocnd three hours afterwards. fast
asleep in his berth. When discovered he
was thought To be dead, and there was some
excitement, till On being awakened he
sprsng from his bed. to be surprised by a
cJld bath. as the water was three feet deep
on the f ,or under him.
The cause of the disaster Is still shrouied
10 mystery. Here was strong boat. on
bright moon hight night, with an old and
trusted pilot at the wheel, run on the rocks
and wrecked, within less than twice her
length OF her usual course. Mr. Eidridge,
the pilot, says be cannot explain it-he sup
posed he was all right, until the shock
came; and the question Is. did he fall asleep
at bis post, having but Just been awakened.
10 take the wheel; or di1 he have some kind
vi L 1T. which for the moment benumbed
his faculties There is a rumOr ah Jat that
be was in the habit Of taking opium. " hich,
II true, would OF course furnish a sufficient
rKplapatlop
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RESTORATIVE sTIMULANT

Free from serious objections, yet palatabIe, even
inviting to the sensitive palate which will create
no morblt appetite Tor itself and operate as an as
sistan to digestion well as perform the iunct
OF a stimulant. Such we confidently believe is 70
he found IN
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Twenty-Five barges, loaded with about
5000. 900 feet of lumber. arrived IN 'nis
port last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

DIR. Is. w. HotehkIns, OF Hoehr-tvr.
has finally consented, by the most earnest soieita
tons Of citizens o. Chittenden and Franklin coun-
ties, to visit ice in three months, the followin.
places;
Plattsbursh. Cumberland House, Sept !. / q.
keesey.ile, ,. y. Ausahle House, i
Port henry, \. Y, Lee House. 9.
burlington, Vt Van Ness House. a. TO- u 4 o..
81. A bans, Vt. American House. - l3 . H.
ChAnplain, y. Y. Chsmplain House. d" Is
Dr. II treats successfully lnguinal a. well a Tn
bilical Herniss and Narisucele which have hea Ell
at the advanced age respectively, from ski five
To ninely-twO years Of sxe not speak NJ OF Younger
persons, becau' they are too numerous Ia mention.
DR. Ii. has visited III Sc pia es profess 'onally be-
fore and is well and fayorahly known. His Trusscs
and supporters have always given the best Of sat
talic substance; it can he worn ght and day, and
by so doing the rupture heals. There are persons
in these courties who have been entirely cured
under DR., Ills treatment Therefore, all persunt
afflicted with Hernia OF any desert ption should
avail themselves Of the opportunity on the above
named DAYS he visits these places, and obtain
one Of the doctors trusses and abdOm IA! support
ers. DR.. n. Comes only TO crafty t6use who have
been inviting him often To renew his Waits 10 these
places, who feel grateful for the benefit they
have received, that their friends may get relief
well as themselves. Therefore. 20 early, as soon
as he arrives
DIR. Hotchkins Postofice address Is 20. li5
Powers Block, Rochester. y. Y. send stamp for
Circulars and real testimonials.
Consultation free. May 3-dSw3m
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GAINED IL rornps OF rLn>a.

SOMA BEENIIk Ne JAM I, ~.
II. Z. STEyESs. hsq.s
Dear sir-l have had dy speps.a n = worst ;orm
for the last ten years. ami have taken hundreds %;
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining any
relief In September last ! commenced taking the
VE6ErISE, since which tms my hea tn has steadily
improved. My food al sests well. and have gained
fifteen pounds O; flesh. There are seyera! others 10
this place taking the VEGEIsE, and al have OBJ
tanedrelief. Yours truly.
THOMAS F MOORE,
Orersear u clrd rnlul Purtsl.utl @. NJ u.
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Malvern Farms Stud,
WORTHWHILE, VT.
| s 7 ).
TlTTERSALL, $50.

ql.. e,iioxing stations will make the season o
Ia,5 at Malvern Farms
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sTEAM BOATS.

cb,mplain Transportation Co.. Line Boats run a
follows Going south. leave Burlngton ~ IL
m and 1879 pm. Going North, leave az z.ooA
m and 3 Is pun. Pla,tshurgh Ferry boat leaves
Burlington at 30 N, returning al S-So pm.
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l. U. y. F.-FREsENTATIoN or JEWELS
The new Lodge ofOdd Fellows, at Winooski.
"inOoski No. 81, had surprise party at
their meeting, Wednesday evening. Sixteen
visiting brethren from Green Mountain
Lodge, Of this city, made their appearance,
AMI, after the regular business of the lodge
had been disposed of, Geo. II Bigelow. N.
u, stepped forward, and wit h few appro-
pirate remarks surprised the Winooski
brethren with handsome set of solid sill
yer Jewels procured from Pollard Il Leigh
ton' OF Boston. n. q. Samuel Bigwood
was perfectly taken aback, but managed to
ieeiingly express the gratitude of himself
and brethren for this token of affection
from the parent lodge. The new lodge
starts with good prospects, four petitions
having already been received.
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ICE WATER

And sweetened. forms a mixture which. as coollns :,
healthy and refreshing Summer Beverage has no
equal Barrels Of ice water, prepared IN TINS way
may be drank without the slightest injury, anu
hanpy Is the man who finds in this substitute ior
spirituous liquors. Its value to the Farmer, NE
cnanic and Laborer cannot be over-estlmatea. =.
Is So cheap as 10 be within the reach Of a so hneiy
favored as to be enjoyed by lovers Of the choicest
liquors.
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DYSPEPSIA,

FLATrLEyCY, SLUGGISH DIGESTION. WAN OF
TONE AND ACTIVITY IN THE STOMACH ANp
BOWELS, OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, are sure
to be relieved by single dose taken aitef 'ao"
meal. great want exists :or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

The Manufacturer Union" of this city
is now formally organized. with d member
ship OF seyenty-five of our active business
men, and with u list of officers whose names
promise ample guaranty that something
VIII be accomplished by it. No better men
could be selected than F. c. Kennedy.
Lawrence Barnes, ". A. Crombie. B. S
Nichols and j. H. Gates. for such service
Mr. Lyman Will make an acceptable secre-
tary and trGsty treasurer. We consider the
formation of this union an omen of good
Tor the business future of Burlington. and
doubt not that we shall see the results in
important additions to the manufacturing
interests OF our city.
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4lsCTUHtS, $50.

Bay stallion. Do. hands, flaled ls6-, got 6y n.y.
lyk's Hamhleiou an dam June, by True Mes-eu
ger, he By Texan J mmy, out OF mare by Day 3
Messenger. ana he BY Liberty, by Coriancer. -,n
o.! Messenger, out OF q mare by Messenger: "a cAin
by Revenge. he By Revenge, ou- Of Young Empress.
by F uaucler.
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Hen Sdurtisements.
SANFORUS
JAMAICA
GINGER.

This elegant preparation is prepared sha TSS alo
true Jamaica Ginger: COMBINE AZ. I'D r. vastly
sunerior 10 every Extract Essence Of finger Se,
s're The nnbIic all OF which are prepared VIA
.halk a1d
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miscellaneous.

VxTANTED AGENTs-everywhere 10 cany.s' -, ~,
w our great CENTENNIAL Book, s"reny Va, .ne
.naciai notice Of experienced agents. For partcu-
IL aadress the publisher, B. b. RUSSELL Dos on
Mass-July Z, td&wiw
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ceNrs WANTED for the fastest selling hook
A 80 nnhlisbed. Send for circulars and our "a
r., toms 10 Arents NATIONAL PubLlShiN"
On Ihilsdell,hia. ra-July 7,fd&"w
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CRAMPS AND PAINS

Whether produced by indigestion, improper 10 a. a.
cha ge of wafer or diet, too free indqisence
water exposure to sudden changes OF r "a
are lnm edistely relieved by 1t. One ounce auueu
TO Il g1ilon Of
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MARVIN HTGHITT,
ESSEX CLASSICAL INsTITU7

ESSEN CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
THIS Institution will be re0pened on Wednesday,
| Sept. LIST. under the instruction Of VI ). Mood
an as Principal, Miss n. Z. Morey. as Teacher OF
usic and such other assistants The circalstln-
&C. OF the school require.
CALENDAR.
Fall Term of ID weeks begins September lst, l>-5.
!. inter- November 2-;h. De
sar.nr 10 February 18th. 1876.
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WHEREVER 1T HAS BEEN THih"
JURUBEBA
Has established itself as perfect resuator anu
sure remedy for disorders OF the system drs4h- iV
improper acton Of the Liver and Bowels
IL Is no, a physic. but by stimulating the seere-
tive organs gently and gradually removes al ia
purities and regulates the entire system
II is not a doctored btters. but Is a
VEGETlBLE TONIC
Which assists digestion. and thus stlmulstes w
,nsti.e ~ COZ neeessarv TO invizorate the weak
ened or inactive Ursaus, and gives strength !" ~
the vital forces. -,
IL carries its recommending, as ~ az -, =
POLAR a bottle. Ask your druggist Tor H. oEO- -
GOODWIN Co, Boston, Mass, Wholesale Agent
June ~ +d&w4w
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INTEMPERATE

,Js-r.e sANFoRD'S HAMAMELlS for sunburn'
No q Ito Bites and Poison By Ivy.
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CuO1ERA MORBUS.

CRAMPS, PAINS, DIARRHGA AND piSENt il an
are instantly relieved by IT, ]: viii iena.L h an
attack OF Cholera Morbus impossible II taken ar.,
the symptoms Of this dangerous eo"PiAi".
manifest themselves.
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4 FORTUNE FOR ALL.

So TO $500. d 2asis sa4i n to %1 liu S'5''
, page book explaining everything. and copy Fl
the Wall Street Review SENT FREE join
HlCkLlN6 co, Bankers and Br0kers, ? Broad
way, New York.-July 5. tl&wiw
L OOk We offer the grandest chance 10 Agents
l. Men. Women, boys and girls coin moLe.. Al
dress with stamp. PAUL Lux, New Bedford, NJ
June :. +d3wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-20

Throughout the canvass Just closed ex-
Speaker Blaine has borne the brunt of the
fight and been the target for all the batter
les Of democratic abuse. The successive
disastrous defeats OF that party in Maine for
more than fifteen years have been largely
due to the matchless ability with which
Mr.. Blaine has conducted the republican
campaigns. and the Bourbon leaders have
become maddencd under the staggering
blows which he has given them. To his
untiring energy and sagacious efforts we
owe perhaps more than to anything else
the fact that the tidal-wave of apathy and
reaction which swept over the country last
fall, engulfng even the Old Bay State. has
been stayed in Maine and spent its force
without disturbing republican supremacy
In the commonwealth. 1t must be a
source OF personal qualification to Mr..
Blaine that his own city of Augusta, Ken
nebsc county and the Third Congressional
District have held up better than any other
portion OF the State, Kennebec and Somer.
set giving glorious republican majorities
very nearly equal to those of last year. 1t
seems that ..Blaineism" is anything but
an element of weakness at home; and next
year the hand Of the "Great Republican
Leader" as the Boston Post has appreca-
lively styled him. will fall again with
y
mailed and crushing force upon the routed
democracy of Maine.-Bangor Wing and
Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-20

Reports Of the fall trade are encourag-
ing. The Boston Globe says; 1--WE hear
on 4syery side good reports about the
opening of the fall trade" There is moth
ing Of . rush" in any department, but
thsrs II . steady improvement in nearly
every class OF business. On the whole,
the prospect ahead is really quite assuring,
In New York II is said, on the authority OF
leading firms. that business has opened in
a much more encouraging manner than
was anticipated. The Tribune reports
that sales are going on steadily. though
buyers are cautious. being careful not to
become The least overlooked. The East
crn business in dry goods and some other
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Lowell Courier says that the democratic
candidate for Congress in Aroostook is Mad-agan
BY the new mail train letter mailed in Boston
in the evening may be delivered in Washington
the following afternoon.
IA John Hannema is Hollander, thirty-six years
old, his, height six inches less than that of Tom
Thumb, and his weight twenty-six pounds.
The latest bottle containing message from the
sea has been picked up by New Bedford whaler.
1t contained papyrus message from Noah, thirty
nine days out.
It is now understood that the Messrs. Beals
have really retired from the business management
of the Boston Post. The editorial department
will not be changed.
San Francisco is to build an establishment for the
1863 colored children in her limits, as the authori-
ties will not allow them to attend the public
schools. s,s., -.-, ....,.
Marshal MacMahon's son follows his fathers
example and enters the army. He was graduated
recently at aniltary school, and has become by
promotion an off Ger in a regiment of infantry.
The Canada railway officials complain to Secre-
tary Bristow of the discomforts and delays incl
dent to the present method of inspecting hand bag
gage between frontier points, and want the old or
a new method adopted.
Considerable excitement was recently created
on London Bridge by youth who dived from o
parapet into the river. He immediately rose to
the surface and swimming towards steamer was
taken on board The affair was the result Of
wager for pot Of beer.
A Frenchman in Illinois who recently attempted
to make a short cut home by crossing a cornheld.
got lost therein, and severe storm coming on he
could not find his way out till the next morning.
when, on ascending knoll he discovered that he
had passed the night within a few minutes walk Of
his own door.
The New York Tribune says that its review of
the fall trade prospects is much more encouraging
than there was reason to anticipate q month
or two ago. In all departments there is a fair
activity, with better promise, while in some bust
ness is more stable and better than at any time
since the panic. Early as it is, the Improvement
upon the trade Of last al is very marked.
Mr.. John G. Whittier, it is said, finds the early
morning hours the best time to compose poetry.
He has also habit Of composing aloud. The lat
rer fact so seriously interfered with the sumbers
Of sailor, who occupied room adjoining Mr..
Whittier's at hotel, that he applied for other
quarters tout Of the hearing Of Whittier" Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-20

Of the COMPANY has been enormous, were, he said,
not true. The total floating debt wonld not eX,
coed 81, 100 900. This, if stated officially, would
have helped to allay the public rumors and sus US,
picious which hAve aided 70 depreciate the STOCK
panicky stsf5 Msthe market as regards East
I'm. sock, the snmers that corporation notes
IN imrnenss ouansfsies are being constantly put
upon the make are likely to gain credence unless
officially contradcted. The best kind Of contradic-
ton to such rurisors would be the publication Of
plain and exact statement of the present condition
OF the company, including its earnings for the
year up to date and expenses This would at
once change the current Of declines, and togeth,,
er with the circumstance that an arrangement had
been made with the B. & NJ. road that would ter
inmate the rivalry between them could not fail to
create new confidence in the future of the East
ern, which is, in reality, fine property, needing
only good management to place it on the high
road to prosperity. 81 - tt5H #KE
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The Boston Gazette in commenting up
on the Eastern Railroad Company. says :
Much has been said concerning the close
economy Of the management, but. as we
are informed. it now costs on the Maine
Central (under Eastern Railroad controD
$40 500 per annum to accomplish the same
work for which only o. 900 was paid when
the Central operated its own road. The
very liberal salaries paid certain officers
also have been the subject of considerable
comment"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-20

A committee in Mass of which +. w.
Bird is chairman. have issued an address
to the liberal republicans of that State. In
which they invite the aforesaid liberal
republicans to join the democrats in the
State campaign. Mr.. Bird long since
showed his desire 10 embrace the democ-
racy, but the following of liberal republic
cans which he will have into close and
permanent connection with the democracy
will scarcely amount to ''coropraPs
guard" The Advertiser says; Z hi
"No, the least amusing feature of the document
is the assumption that the party consisting of these
gentlemen had an influential part In the political
overturn Of last year. There is no lack of indie
them train in this company. Bnt we do not care
to discuss the points raised or to indicate the ser
GUS errors of statement contained in the address
These gentlemen, thinking they have been Sim
plored" to return to the republican fold, and to
trust to "pledges of repentance and assurances OF
"nobler, wiser policy" decline the invitation.
They have q right to dos. They go even further
They assume that the republicans must be beaten,
not once but many times, before they can regain
the confidence Of the country. They prefer the
democratic party, believe in it and trust to it
Under such circumstances, a. the alliance must be
"lopg-continued" to accomplish what they have
in view, the necessity for q separate organization
or for holding aloof from full fellowship with the
democratic party is not apparent However it i,
merely matter Of taste" LAf A85E
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HallOweIl Savings Institution.

OepOSIts Yer 44OOsOOO.
Money deposited In Savings Ranks is nc; to be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
All depo sitors' nc counts are private and conf.
Dental.
Dividen Is are made in February and August
and all dividends not drawn out are added to the
deposits, and thus interest 10 compounded twice
year.
Interest on deposits commences with the first Of
each month.
Loans will be made On first mortgages to limit.
ed amount and on honds, mortgages ADD deposit
books lett as cOllaterals.
Omce over the Northern National Bank, Water
Street, HallOwell
II. X. BAK Err Treasurer.
Hallowell, May ls7A. mavl7tlaW-f.
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Is your Lifs worth 10 cents.

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. When
sick, the object is to get well now say plainly
that person in this world that 10 suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, such
as Indigestion, Costveness, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Heart burn, Falpitation OF the Heart De-
pressed Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and cure. II
YOU doubt this 60 10 your drugg sts, Partridge
Bros and get sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
il. Regular size IS cents. Two doses will relieve
! maybe tTT&S&wtf