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order. He replied, ''You are getting pretty
big, amt youl Hyou are getting too big for
your shoes, will get You = new pair" She
dismissed the school, and the superintendent
annulled her certificate. = -. ..;, :.~,
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06

THE ENORMOUS wAsTAaE Of grain, % t.sskabs
eah other styles Of Thrcshers, can b SAVED BY this
improved Machine, ss1scA every joS, 3 nors dan
pey all ezpe~ses Of thre1hing. - -
FLAX, TIMOTHY, -MILLET,, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds arc threshed separated cleaned and saved
- easily and perfectly ~ Wheat Oats, Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanunea
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875 these wes substan.
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast thorough and psefsc* work,
srhes others utterly failed
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting oomplica-
tions, such ENDLESS Aprons "Raddles =" Bsstsn"
"Pckers," etc., arc entirely di1pexsed s'ih; lesa than
one-hslf tho usual Gears, Belts, Boxes, aud Journals;
easier managed: more durable light running no cost
ly repairs; DUST no ltterings" to clean up; not
troubled BY adverse winds, rain or storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RA1sERs who are posted
In tho large saving made by It will not employ info
rior and wasteful machines, but will jssiA on this
improved ThEesher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and II Horps
Powers. Also . speciality OF 6EPAhAroRs, dssigned
and made ExP1EssLX FOR STEAM RoWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ: our I'm.
proved "Triple Gear" and our "spur Speed" Wood
bury Style), both Mounted on -four wheels.
If INTERESTED in Threading or Grain RAISING,
apply to our nearest Dealer, to us Tor ulus1-
ted Circular sent ee giving full Particular of ezss
Styles. Prices, Terms etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, M10H.
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A Model School Teacher.

t"William:, Kerr, superintendent of
schools ~ Hamilton, Mich, was recently
fined el6 for disturbing school. The school
ma'am says he sat with his feet on top Of the
desk1 md across the aisle, creating laugh
aaoug tho scholars, and then demanded o.
der 81 school. The teacher told him to be-
havs himself drst, and then ehe could keep
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06
Texan DesDeralOes.

Frank Walker and Wat Groce, two
escaped negro convicts and desperadoes who
have been hiding in Waller county, went to
tRe3house Of widow lady not far from Fields
store, and after ordering dinner told her that
il they did not find the oxen for which they
were searching they would come back to sup
per. The Indy recognized Walker, but did
not let him know it, and after the negroes
left she rode over to aneighbor's and gave in
formation Of where they could be found. The
Two had four good horses, and each armed
with two six shooters. The deputy sheriff
anA constable, with the assistance Of some
eief1ens, succeeded in capturing both, and a
guard started to carry them back to the pen
n9ntiary, but were stopped when miles
from Hampstead by large body Of armed
men, who hung Walker and shot Groce.
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Bad Outlook for Wheat.

b&Q UNLOCK tor Wheat.
The reports of damage to the wheat
crop from portions Of Iowa and Minnesota are
suf6ciently discouraging, but Illinois and Mich
i8an send out even worse stories. A dispatch
tQln Dixon, ILL.,, says: "The crop will be an
entire failure in this section. The black fly
and rust have done their work in the last
week, and it is thought by many farmers that
there il scarcely field that will pay for har-
vss"% A Freeport, ILL.,, telegram says:
snsThe chtnch bugs have made their appear
ance in vast numbers, literally running both
wheat and barley" Rust has attacked the
wheat in Michigan, and it is said by we'll in.
formed farmers to be loss offully one-third,
shrunken and lifeless to some extent. Ten
days more of reasonable weather would have
placed 1t beyond the possibility Of failure.
s. The servian Plan Of Campaign.
The Berlin correspondent of the
London Times says: "Following is the Ser
Wan plan Of campaign, as far as observable at
present: General T. c. Hernaye6, who COM
1nanded At Alexinatic, will engage the Turks
q Hitsch. Gen. Zach, who is in command in
the southwest, will meanwhile, with $4,000
men, force the passes into the Turkish prov
iness Of Old servia, and effect junction with
The main force OF Montenegrins, numbering
1900, At Prizrend. The prince Of Monten-
esro, In order to cooperate in this movement,
had concentrated the great body of his troops
opposite Podgoritza. The Serviah army on
the river Drina, $4,000 strong, under General
Animpitz, will march on Visheriod; Seraievo.
With ,ooo Montenegrins, will cooperate with
!, 400 Insurgents in Herzegovina.
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06

Chapped hands, tace, plmples, ring.
tions cured, and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only that made by Caswell, Hazard
4 Co., New York, as there are many imita-
tions made with common tai, all Of which are
worthless. r.. 4I.'i
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06

gentleman afflicted with the chron-
ic rheumatism says, ''No description OF my
case can convey the vast amount OF benefit I
have received from the use Of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Mniment. believe it Is the best article
in the world for rheumatism, -,s~
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06

Order your shirts, socks, ties, gloves,
and clothing of the Boston One Price
Clothing Store, Minneapolis. "
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06
RUPTURE

DIR. j. A. SIBERIAN respectfully notifies the
afflicted to beware oftraveng mpostors who going
about the country ana po
tending furnish his method and thus cndangering the
lives and injury to the unfortunate
his business. Dr. Sherman is now In Chicago where
those interested consult him in person. and the
Chicago papers Principal office, Ann Street New
York. Books with tkenesses Of cases before and after
cure mailed on receipt Of 10 cents.
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-06

II horse has good constitution,
and has once been good horse, no matter
how old or how much run down he may be-,
he can be greatly improved, and in many re-
spects made as good as new, BY liberal use
Of fSheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders:
Men, women and children at this
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It
will give you strength and health, vitalize
and purify your blood. DR.. J. H. McLean's
Office, 3l4 Chestnut street, St. Louis, Mo-.
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MARRIAGE :
SECRETS,

kind Of Diseases, With hundred
should marry, the iMpediments
and cure. Treats on all Diecascs,
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scientific work of tho Kind ever
in every respect. Sent securely
Address, DR.. c. A. BOItANS.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16
ANOTHER MAN SHOT.
Tho Revolver Turned Loose in siz.
mile Canyon this MsrninE- Par
tieuinrs OF she Affair

The good old times are coming back
again. There was another shooting scrape
in Virginia this morning. which will prob
ably end fatally for emo Of the participants.
Al about half-past 10 o'clock Andrew
Elholm. owner Of = tailings mill In Six
mile Canyon. was driving toward town In
his buggy. and whsn in the vicinity Of tho
Empire State mill. stopped before the
house u one James W. Graham. recently
employed by him on his sluices. II ap-
pears that there has been some trouble
about money matters between the men,
and that Graham has spoken harshly OF his
employer on account Of u. When Elholm
drew up, Graham came ont In his shirt
sleeves. Elholm asked him II II was
true that be had been traducing
him, repeating Graham's reported say
ipys. Graham partly denied that he had
made any such statemsnts. but net posi-
lively enough " satisfy Elholm. Both
men began to talk angrily. and Graham
retired FOR q moment. coming out again
with his coat on. and, no doubt. having
armed himself with . revolver. The quar-
rel WAS renewed with increased bitterness.
Graham called Elholm . liar, when the
latter sprang from his buggy. and In . mo
ment more the men clinched. After q
shsrt struggle Graham freed himself from
the grasp Of his antagonist. and stepping
back. drew his pistol and discharged u
full at the breast Of Elholm. following u
quickly with another shot. The wounded
man staggered 10 his buggy. and catching
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16

I.Arktn's Last Hope Conc.

Peter Larkin, the murderer Of Daniel
Corcoran. must now prepare for death.
His last hope is gone. A dispatch from
Carson to the NEWS gives the information
that the Board of Pardons. which met In
that city to-day, denied the petition asking
for the Communication Of L.arkin's sent
encc TO imprisonment for life. The
time set by Judge Rising for the
execution Of the death sentence IL
the 10Th day Of January next. LArkin
has been in close confinement for over
sixteen mouths and even The dreadful Ger.
tainly Of what is now In store for him must
be preferable to the hideous suspense in
which he hAs lived for 50 long = time.
The Board also decided not TO pardon
William Willis. the incsndiary.
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j. q. TH.cEY, samuel ]. Pidge. Slime
o.ll.n. Joe Hs.y aud Jacob Refine have
bees elected nsmbe,. OF me
men d.
Dr. the Virginia and Truekee lssiiread
Al carloads Of weed have bssn teeriNsu
Today ior lne use oi .h y. ~ama,.
Aho os'' P -,
RKv. l.. hrfs"Lps' b''.e Aseu.
preach In the senool.sou. aann
ave- so
GRAND iAhsy ur'' ,na
this s'sniss :, IONS vir"ani
in"'nA' ava. :.
CONRAD "ih' !,
writing letters ON ths sn''r q"'
~ A. vi.
To-xoKRow the new srsAn " >"
gina Ep'seopai ,.nss
ehoir i"' inc "'
vin axe h's .on,h.,n
mAeadamixlns .u'
nj, r,.nI
MACE anu DAVIS WIN "A O.
s o;s nv s,sa,ns
..nr. ~
~-h,fn..n .h,nn,a % ,bs mills
an cs,.oa Rive.
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RexxinK Pardon,

RonElrsoN ARRAiosEp.-w. ii. Robert
son. the man who shS. william Lewis At
The Gold Hill depot Of the Virginia and
Truckse railroad, was arrAigned In the
District Court this morning. charged with
Assault with intent 10 kill. He pleaded
not guilty.
CAUTION. - Secretary Wilder, Of tho
Trojan Mining Company. publishes q
ns.ics In our Advertising columns, cautisn-
ing all persons against negotiating certain
shares Of the capital stock OF that com.
pany. which have been sold for assessment.
Tun KID ARRAIoSrD. - James Price,
Alias 4" the Kid" was arraignsd for the
murder Of Frank Rata, alias "Spanish
Frank" In the District Court this morn
Ing. lie was given until Monday next to
plead.
W. W. GARRisoS. prsssman and en-
graver at the Eaisrpri.s Job Office. fell
down the stairs 1t Molinslli's Hstsl. lie
struck his head against the wall. cutting
. deep cash on the right side near the
top.
d. o. MILLS arrived In q palace car at
u o'clock to-day. lie was accompanied
BY Superintendent Yerington. The train
stopped for Q few minutes at tho Gold Hill
depot. and then proceeded 10 Virginia
City.
ARRAsornEsis are being made for hav.
ing the German Military Band revisit
Virginia City after their season In ban
Francisco. II they return they will give
two concerts and q dance.
CASPER HAuPr OF Silver City, while re-
turning frsm Virginia City on Wednesday
nigh. was run away with and thrown from
his buggy. sustaining severe cuts and
brvises about the head.
WILLIAM Bowxs sat on tho porch Of the
Russ House. on the Divide yestsrday. He
was intoxicated and fell backwards . dis.
lance Of two feet. Ho remained uncon.
scisus for one hour.
Dec. HARRIS. the man whose head was
split opsn BY . falling AZ In the sew shaft
Of the Yellow Jacket mine. 10 In . fair way
70 ecovsr. The cut 10 healing up rap
idly.
d. kcMuHcHY has sold to J.. W. Killeen
ten feet Of the claim Of the Thistle Com
psny. Gold Hill Mining District, for the
sum Of s200.
A cuIxAnAS WA stabbed In awash.houss
eppposits The Silver Palace Saloon. In vir-
giniA last evening. No deaths and no ar
PuRnsurp rooms are begging lsdgers in
Virginia. but the landl.diss hang on to
high rents like grim death.
Topaz II has been - warm and balm,
- Il We were in tho middle Of Nay instead
Of December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16

CoRS-con PirEs.-Anybody vhs ever
lived "Down South" ~ we'll ~ many
others from Down East aud other parts
Of America, will tell you that the sweetest
and most enjoyable pipe In the world 10
that whitfield out Of o common c0rn-cob.
with a willow stem stuck into II. You can
find the corn-cob pipe with all the latest
improvements. genuine. sweet and clean
Al The Gold Hill Postoficc store. Drop In
and sea them. and you will pay four bits
for one. II It's for nothing mere than the
novelty.
SUNDAY DNsKR.-Sincs Dave Rsdovich
has secured control Of the Capitol Rotis-
seris he has instituted . Thorough system
Of reform In the outward appearance and
inside workings Of the entire sstabiish.
ment. The place has been repapered, ana
looks a. neat a. anything. Tomorrow
Dave will give . grand Sunday dinner.
with extra dishes and hxings. AL who
like the good things Of the earth are In
vitsd TO DO present.
s%AcRILEoIous HoRsEs-Last Wednss-
day. as Rev. Mr.. Jsnvey. assistant rector
Of 81. Paul's Church In Virginia. Was rid
ing to Silver City on the outside Of Ben.
nett's stage. with the driver. the team tool
fright In going down the grade below Geld
Hill and ran away. The clergyman
united his strength 70 that Of the driver,
and the two managed 10 check the horses
before any damage was done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16
New York Hoard.

Nav YoRk. December iG.-sales in the
Morning Board. in currency. were; 200
Alpha. 37a @37k; 800 Belcher. iih; 800
Beat a Belcher. 49,; $50 Bullion. 3.a@
81; 800 Caledonia. iJscl3b; 200 Chollar-
Potcsi, 81 a Gt9i y; GOO Con. Virginia,
sou M30h: 200 Crown Point, .; 200 Ex-
ehequer, l3efi3h: 800 Gould a Curry,
1874 @3i y: 400 Grant. sltwsa; COO Hale
a N~orcro-s. So; 100 Julia. o.; 100 Ken
tuck. iOt: GOO Orhir. 40; 20 Ovsrman.
l2Jfll25: 500 Raymond a Ely, 81; 100
Savage. 49,. 800 Sierra Nevada, Ia;
100 Union Con. i2a; GOO Silver Hill,
iOis; 500 Yellow Jacket, isaefish.
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Arrival. ,.,. ms..,.s.
psyarsmr~s AS, Eses'.x.


Mrruopr-r ErtscorAL Cnuncn. 0oLD Hill
There will be divine ,srytcr at the Methodist
Epl.copsl Churvh tomorrow lsurdsyl a. wv
=. aud 15O y. ~. Rev. 0e0'ge w. fiteh
Officiating. Sunday school al i;Ur.s
Ut. Joms'. cnuRcu, GoLp hnLy-There will
b. divine services at ~. John'sc church TO NOR
row Al 7 a o'clock. y. NJ. Rev. V. :. Jenyey ofnci-
atlns. sunday sehgol al i:O =. N.
cTurHH will b. divine s.rvices In the ba~-
n,~pt Of ~. Pa.'. church. Virginia. to-morrow
At II Gel ek a. ~. aud y. NJ. Bishop whit
aher ofisiating.
pzv. X. y. Eastman wi ! he'd divine service
81 Grace Church. silver CITY. tomorrow. even
ing 81 Z O'Clock.
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Il. n lreas. d

In the Heuss To-day.
WASHINGTON. Dec. TO- Sehumaker's
amendment 70 tho pestofioo appropria-
ton for the transportation Of mails on
star routes and steamboats, WAS agreed 10.
Ayes, 90; noes, 90. The bill then passed
Without division.
The Speaker laid before The House o tel
egram received from Morrison. Chairman
OF the Louisiana Select Committee, and
that 10 Morrison frem Orion, refusing 70
produce the originals Of telegraph dis
patches. These dispatches having been
read. Wood Of New York ross TO offer =
resolution promising Il by the expression
Of . belief that the House would not BE-
slow to vindieate its rights and priv
ilsges.
Hoar made . point Of order that the
question was not properly before the
House. ~ the report Of the committee
could not b made by telegraph.
The Speaker evsrruled tho point Of or
der. He ruled that IL WAS q question Of
privilege and was therefore properly be-
fore the House.
Woods resolution was then read. ~
follows:
Rssoi,sd. That the communication pre-
sented by the speaker from Hon. W.. IL.
Morrison, chairman Of the Select Com.
mittes appointed 10 investigats certain
matters relating 10 the late election In
Louisiana, DO referred 10 tho Judiciary
Committee with instructions to report at
the earliest practicable moment what
iseses 70 enforce its rightful authority.
K..aA. .at ......I Nha s.tVl ~ Arlar
made by Hear. but the Speaker adhered 10
his ruling. and Hoar remarked that on re-
Election ID seemed 10 him that the position
Of the Chair was entirely correct. The
resolution passed without discussion or
division.
The special order was thsn taken up and
sulogiss on the late speaker. Mr.. Kerr.
were delivered.
The sisaasien Ia sssth Caroiina.
WASHINGTON. Dec. iG.-UP 70 the pres
Ont time Wade Hampton has made no ap-
plication 10 the President for recognition
a. Governoa Of South Carolina, but has
eontsntsd himself with trying indirectly
10 secure recognition. The Wallace House
question deciding between Chamberlain
and Hampton will bs brought before the
President In . few days. Private dis
patches indicate that the Democrats arc
Weakening In endsssoring 70 ehec' CON,
iho a,s, .o... "'
hss"'as'nk
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - Tho House
COMMITTEES on Commerce to-day heard
further arguments concerning Cox's bill
10 regulate immigration. The New York
steamship Agents Spposed ,ne mTn,u,s'
r.nrs.sn,i, In If ibs S,tjon.i Hoard Of
T,.Sp I,cnm.nt I. INV clo.sd' and
Tns.d.v ns,t ,hs b,ii will be con,idered
+, m. Committee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16

liz Cor HIS GAMr.-Tho E-tePri.e Of
this morning has the following: "A we'll
authenticated report was prevalent in this
city yesterday that = man had been shot
aud instantly killed night before last near
Genoa. Tho names Of the parties We were
unable " learn. The ARRAY grew cut Of .
dispute concerning . land claim. Al the
time the shooting was done 1--we men were
in bed In q cabin. when the sixth man
came in and informed n VI the inmates
that he had com to kill him. Al this the
man In the bunk instantly reached under
his pillsw. drew out . pistol. and shot the
intruder dead On the spot"
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Alseel AAlea.

San F~RlSoisco. December i6-2 =. NJ.
Mexican-20is asked.
California-iTh bid.
Overman-ii2 bid.
California-i7h sold.
Savags-lOh bid.
Con. virginia-t3-s bid.
MeXiean-20a asked.
Con. virginis-H sold.
Ophir-35h asked.
Sierra Neuda-i3h bid.
Cen. virginiA-u sold.
Gould 4 Curry-i2a bid.
0phir IS bid, 35is asked.
Caledonia Ala bid.
Hale a Nsrcros.-7S bid.
Best a Bslehsr-4ta bid.
Gould a ~Curry-i2t bid.
Hale a Norcross-1h asked.
Gould A Curry-i3 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16
TnR rKRUYiAN U

vltailsss aud snrIehrs tho blosi. topes mp the
sJstsn. builds up the broken dswn, cures dJS
pep 10. liver complaints, d 'opsy. chronic disr
rh9a, tolls, nervous Affections, ehills and 10
yer, hnmors, loss Of constitutional viaor. die
eases ~ th- kidneys and blsdder. female com.
plants. and ell dlseAser originating 10 . BID
state Of the blood or accompanied by debility
or q 10 Y ststs OF the system.
Caurios he .ur- you get the Peruvian
syrup. TINS dollar and two dollars Q bpttls.
Prepared by srrH W. Fowls 4 soss. 70 Harri.
soI avrnsc. ~ ion.
sold By dIuPkisis snerally.
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LOVES LABOR LOST.
ArExAS ROMANCE WITH A CON.
ssOCK DENOuknENr.

Mans Reckless Devotion and We
mans Tender G'atituds As ex
Judge and Mayor ss n Fsney
Goods Merchant ea G strees. Wiz
xIain-A Page from Real Lie.
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srccK
l~.-ro~r,D DAur ar n. ?. AWAITING . col
San franchise Beard.

luv~.uEun nAny nv "a A. uw-fxa q n. n
-
San franeiseo Beard.
,.rx~xa
10 hsymood hy.5
lts Meadow Valley. NC
as karehs c1a. Nv. ~
as belmont. 3s.3
ais Northern Belle. sax
80 GENERAL Thomss,i
Is Naahatt.n. Is
y15 Leopard. 81. ~, ~, 5.,5t.
90 Oils. e2kc
100 Grand rrize.t
SS y dos, sk, az
$50 Leeds. 7s,7
OOo New Coco, ~. IA b3O. 30
30 Levisthan. II. 4.
$50 TrIan. sc
so califsrnia. a, az.
SO Ophir. -. ssS, 81, ~. So. 81.
IA Bed / Bsiehsr' tiN. ish., "a.
no SsIbs Jssisi nv .Ii. ia. IL.
$3.50 Cor. Virginia. Nfi atI.. as bio. As. Is b5.
IS bio, az. ~. 4, bio
100 Grown 20 nj. sk
$40 Justice. a..
80 Hale A S.rrro.. ~
a9s s,.ss III
ss Ov.,m;n' rs iiix ~ ms n s
cso cslsi..i. IL IA rs
Eo 0oolS 4 mn. III
a. C,oii.r-p,,o.i a.
10 MsriSsn. sDA' 40.
rms soaSiS".
TO Ophir. 35k. Sj.. u 30 asa
zoos MEXICAN, 3DA.. 3OS. bio
leo Could q Curry. i2'.. -
-, best q Bei,hsr. az. ~.
$50 California. an. Nv. ia, u b. &c
lad savag., In. AS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
aestores tho complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowncss; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. It's application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-16
kHINsrEiN 4 WOLF,
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.

Lros's KArnARIox makes beautiful.
glossy. luIuriant hair ; prevents is falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Ia ~charmingly perfumed,
rnd has no rival.
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wonLp's Omar RExxDr - "xedica
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
cramp-colic, colds, sprains. burns. tooth
ache, etc. oct line