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The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores

Reason should teach that "a blotchy. rough or
MIN pied skin depends entirely upon m internal
cause and outward application ever cure ID e
defect VeCetine il the great blood purifier.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

PoND's EXTRACT. There is no swell
ing it will not abate; no pain it will not cure.
This is the testimony of those who have used
II many Years. Try it!
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

RHEUMATISM Quickly CURED.--Du
rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great Internal
Medicine, will positively cure any case of
on the face of the earth. Price
81 a bottle six bottles So sold by all Drug
gists. Send for circulars to Helphenstine &
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. c.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
socIA1IsM,s GRowrH IN GERMANY

Tho rapid growth of socialism i'm Ger
many is shown by the annual report read
at a recent meeting of the socialists at
Gotha, at which one hundred and seven
ty-one local societies, numbering 80, ,335
members were present. From this report
it appears that in 1874 they had 379,5l2
votes, and returned ten members to the
German parliament; in 1877 they had
559,211 votes and twenty members, SO
that in three years they had increased
nearly 100000 votes. They had forty -one
political journals, fourteen trades jour
nails and one miscellaneous weekly, these
papers having $4,000 subscribers
In addition to the periodicals,
they print many documents and
pamphlets, among them an alma
nae called Poor Conrad" of which
10000 copies were sold last year. Among
the business transacted at this meeting
was the passage of one resolution which
may lead to future trouble. Herr
Krupp, the great Essen iron master, hav-
ing notified his $4,000 workmen that he
would dismiss any of them who joined
the socialists, the resolution was passed
appropriating twenty five edollars month
to commence agitation among them.
The membership is composed mainly
from the lower classes in the large towns
There are very few from the middle
classes to be found in the ranks of So
cialism, and scarcely any educated per-
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

After boy is tired out hoeinc No.,
toes, nothing seems to rest him pe- posa-
than to dig over few square rods &c 2
green sward in search of bait, -s u
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
VEGETINE
Prepared by
III. X. STEVENS, BOstOH, Mass.
Vogetine is Sold by All Druggists
THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK 1877.

TaE sun continues to be the strenuous advocate OF
reform and retrenOhment and of the substitution OF
statesmrnshp wisdom and integrity for hollow pre-
fence imbeciiy and fraud in the administration Of
public affairs. II contends for the government Of the
poopic by people aud for the people opposed TO
Government by frauds in the ballot box and in the
Counting Of votes, enforced by military violence
endeavers to supply its readersa body not far from
"A million of sOuls-with the most careful. complete.
and trustworthy accounts Of current events and
ploys for this purpose numerous and carefully Sc
ected staff Of reporters and CORE spondents Its re-
ports from Washington especial'y. are full, accu-
rate and fearless and il doubtless continues to de-
serve nd enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by
plundering the Treasury or by usurpng what the law
docs not give them. while it endeavors to merit the
confidence Of the public 10y defending tho rights Of
the people against the encroachments Of unJustfed
power. 80 . .,-,- ~,
$3.50 year post paid or with the Sunday edition
The sunSay edition alone. eight RACES. SI-2O
year. postpaid,
is furnished at 81 a year, post paid.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-In order 10 introduce THE SuN
more widely TO the public we will send the WEEKLY
edition the remainder Of tt year, 10 Jan 1873.
Address. THE sun. n ". city
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Consultation.

For this complaint the only substantial benefit
De obtained through the blood. Negctiue b the
-. / IL .rLL-
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Piles.

Vegetne does not act az catharic to debilitate
the bowels. hut cleanses all the organs, enabling
each perform the functions devolying upon them.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Catarrh.

Are caused by the impure state Of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with Negetiue and
these complain nts will disappear.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

On Sunday, at baptism in baptist
church not far from Boston, when "a
somewhat sgitated candidate was strug-
Cling in the tank, small boy in the gal
Iery began humming Pull for the
Shore loud enough to be heard by all
present.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
the
GOOD OLD
STAND BY
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Established 35 Years. Always cures. Away
ready Always handy. Has never yet failed Thru
millions hare tested Il. The whole world approves
the glorious old Mustang-the Best aud Cheapest
Liniment in existence. 25 cents a bottle The
ANasta.0 Liuirnent cures when nothing else Will
soLDBY ALI MEDICINE yEEDERs.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

In this complaint the good effects OF the Neretins
are realize Immediately after commencing 90 take
III as debility denotes deficiency Of the blood, and
Vecetine acts directly upon the blood.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Dyspepsia.

Yecetiue has restored thousands 10 health
have been long and painful sufferers.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
PROFITABLE CASH BUSINESS /!

Mannfactnre and Botfling Carbonated Drinks, soda
Mater Ginger 1e Pop. - par - Tonic Beer toot
Beer. Champagne cider. b pnrkiiaR Nincs.ctc Appa-
ratus Materials ull printed Instructions Ier.tne
without perience can conduct the business hlghet
Prize edals at Vienna the Chilean LNrusitig 'cu.
tenniaI AZ Philadeiphis. 4 Grand Centennial Medal
struck in Cold American Institute. 1870 Britsh COM
missione official rporf 90 houses OF
"WarheCs Soda Wafer upparafuses ave 'naf re - IN
geHuifu.r Illustrated catalogue on Rppltcaticntn
JOHN MATTHEWS. Mauufacturer ot soda water
Apraratus, First Avenue. goth aud 2sth streets.
New York. Rn.lnnas ntinhlishfd inrty leAIn
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General Debility.

Veeetine acts directly upon the causes Of tn,
II IuViEurates aud strengthens
y hole system. acts upon the secTeliye organs a
alays Inflammation.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Faintness at the Stomach.

It VeCetine il taken regularly. according 10 dire
IONS "A certain and speedy cure will follow it, us
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VECETINE
WILL CuKE-
SCRO f U LA,
Scrofulous Humor.
Cancer, Cancerous Humor.

Yegetine viii eradicate from tho system every
faint of Scrofuia or Scrofulous Humor II has per-
manentiy cured thousands in Boston and vicinity.
had been long and painful sufferers.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

letter, Salt Rheum. Scald Head. etc.
tainly yield 10 the great Alternative effects Of
E-zs-oIo1
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Salt Rheum.

The Vccctine meets v ith wonderful success in
cure Of this class Of diseases.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Female Weakness.

NeCetine il not a stimulating bitters which crea
Nsttfou- apr-tife hut gentle tonic, W hici nrrf
mature to restore the stomach 20 a healthy acti'
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MercuriaI Diseases.

yegetine has never filled to cure the most inf
ihle rA,e of CAnker.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
A DIFFICULT DRILL.

At the West Point military school the
cadets are taught to ride bareback, to ride
without stirrups to jsmp hurdles, to use
the pistol and sabre while riding, to 'cut
heads to right and left," and other feats
The heads are leather balls about four or
five inches in diameter, which are placed
on posts of various heights. The trooper
moving at rapid gallop must cut these
heads riding to the right and left, and also
cut heads resting on the ground, the last
rather difficult feat when done to the left,
compelling the rider to swing his sabre
over his bride hand and reach down from
horse sixteen hands high. They also cut
heads with the right and left cut at the in
stant of jumping hurdle. The most
skilful maneuvre is the cutting of a head
upon the ground between two hurdles
placed about forty feet apart, the trooper
riding at full speed and cutting to the right
and left in the interval between leaping the
hurdles. The trooper is also taught to turn
his horse at full gallop in circle four
yards in diameter. Most of these feats are
performed in the riding hall, room about
one hundred and ninety feet long by sixty
eight wide, with tanbark floor. The
parade ground is about three hundred and
fifty yards long, by one hundred and fifty
in width. .Seventy-fve horses are kept in
use, the stables accommodating about one
hundred. The animals are cared for by
detachment of regular soldiers provided
for such service, the cadets being too busy
to perform this duty
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
Warranted for Five Years.
CA UTION |

All persons are cautioned not to make
deal in or use any sewing mahines which
: wi our needle, and mah tile elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self.feeo
at acI.ment, up less the SAME are purchastd d
#, m this Company, or their are.!1s or IL
canses, and stamped upon our patent Be-
re OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulous parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements &c. and by only the ma
chit manufactured by us
"The wonder Is how SO good machine
can be sold at so low a price"-l Globe.
w have the machine and consider II
first -class ia ever, respect. .'-lTranscrip'.
w e can recommend 1t 10 our readers -
TChris ian Index N. Y.
che machine arrived safely. We are
more tnan pleased with it; it does all you
clam torl and more. We shall cali she
atention of our readers to it" st. LOUIS
Christian.
"A thoroughly resI onsibIe Company.
prompt in al their dealings. and one that
we commend to our readers. .'1Age, h. Y.
Sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded to any part of The world on re-
p'0 EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Special terms and extra inducements 10
mai, and female agents, stOre-keepers, etc.
County rights given t. smart agents free,
Samples of sewing, descri ptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engravings
etc, sent free. All money sent IN post
Office money or 'ers, drafts, or by ">prtSt
are srfectly secure. Safe deive y ol our
goods guaranteed.
All orders, communications. etc., must
be add essed to the
PEERLESs MANUFACTURING CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA;
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
Only Eighteen Dollars,
and
Horse and Wagon furnished Agents
Fre~!
THIS MACHINE

Is the M st simple and compact; the most
durable and economical; model OF com.
bined simplicity, strength and beauty.
New and nuAerou patented attachments
No duplicated machinery TO he con
s.antl! gelting out of order.
So ea>y to earn that child can run It
viii do al Kind of sewing, from the finest
TO til cotrsest; VIII hem, fell, tuck, braid
tdjustiEg >trai HI needless all descr pfiOns
t cots II S Il s and thread Ma rs the
Strongest stl ch known the clot, will tear
Hetore the seHrl will rip; uses the tn cad
dire t from The spool. The mach lie Is
beaut' ully finished and highly orDa
me ted. aid
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
The Girl Mutiqeer.

Toward the close of an October day in
l777, vessel sailing in a south westerly
direction crossed the fifty-seventh degree
of north longitude. Her keel plowed the
waves of the North Atlantic, and her desti-
nation seemed to be the Azores. She was
sailing before strong wind, and tho
arrangement of her sails indicated flight
If flight, from whom? The naked eye
could perceive no pursuer on the bosom
Of the ocean; but the sea-glasses, levelled
by number of British officers, who graced
the clean decks, revealed a dark speck on
the watery rim of the Northern horizon.
This distant object occasioned no little
anxiety among the officers. A silence
which had reigned among them for many
moments was suddenly broken by man
whose bearing might have proclaimed him
an English admiral.
HE still follows, }" were the words that fell
from his lips; "but with the help of Nep-
tune we'll outsail him in the night"
Though the officer spoke with much as
surance, there lurked in his tongue latent
fear which his companions detected, and
exchanged significant glances.
Over the face of the deep, night was
setting, and the vessel kept straight before
the wind to the joy of its commander who
had lately spoken. The shadows gradually
yelled the far-away pursuer from sight, and
when the officers separated, expressions of
triumph were on their lips.
The British vessel was the Meteor, fast
Baller, whose armament consisted of twenty
eight guns. She was well-built double
decker, and had seen much service in the
war which had ragged almost three years
between Great Britain and her American
colonies Her speed and her formidable
armament had made her terror to Ameri-
can vessels in European waters. Her
commander, sea-born-E nglishman, named
Gllderoy, was an officer of undoubted
courage and cunning, to which he added a
3vmdictiveness that rendered him obnoxious
70 many of his own crew.
Ihe Meteor was flying from new and
very formidable foe-fying with hold
hlled with booty. On the day preceding
the one that had just closed upon her in
Hight, she had captured an American
cruiser, after a spirited contest. The prize
mad proved one of value, and Captain
1llderoy did not wish to risk an engage
ment with the vessel following in his
wake.
Captain Conyngham, the pursuer, was q
second Paul Jones. He was one of the
most daring spirits of our then infant navy,
ana his name had become a terror along the
coast of England. He pursued and captured
d number of British ships, which he either
burnt or sent into friendly ports; and when
lie deserted the Meteor, fresh from her
victory, he hesitated not to crowd all sail
and give chase.
There were men on the decks of the
revenge, as Conyngham's vessel was ap-
Proprlately named, who watched the flying
hhglshman. Much speculation concern
ing the result of the chase ran through the
several groups, and Conyngham smiled
"hen he turned to reply to the words of
youthful Lieutenant who stood beside him,
'ea-glass in hand.
I'VE can outsail her, Gilbert" the
american captain said, with emphasis.
Ibis wind favors both of US alike. and
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
MY Answer.

" VOL know you shave asked for the oostlies
thing
Ever made by the hand above;
womans heart, and a woman's life.
And woman's wonderful lover
NJ you know you have asked for this priceless
thing
As child might ask for a toy,
nemandlng what others have died to win,
| with the reckless dash of q boyi
Ian have written my lesson Of duty out,
Men like you have questioned me.
low etand at tho bar Of my woman's soul,
Until shall question thee.
N, raouIre your mutton shall always be hot,
Your socks And your shirts be whole:
reoulre your heart to be as true as Gods stars,
And as pure as is Heaven, your soul.
I'M require cook for your mutton and beef;
1reo,ire much greater thing ...
seamstress you're wanting for socks and
shirts
look for man and a king
king for the beautiful realm called Home,
And man that his Maker, God, ..
Shall look upon as He did on the first,
And say, at is very goodl"
am fair and young, but the rose will fade
From my soft young cheek one day;
|Eill YOU love me then, mid the falling leaves,
As you did mid the blossoms Of May2
Is YOUR heart an ocean, so strong and deep,
may launch my all on its tide
loving woman finds heaven or hell,
The day she becomes bride.
require all things that are grand and true,
All things that a man should be:
II You give this all would stake my life
To be all you demand Of me.
II you cannot be this-a laundress and cook
You can hire-and little to pay;
But womans heart and woman's life,
Are not to be won that way.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24

The best brushes in the world are made
in America, but the bristles are imported
chiefly from Germany and Russia-
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
W OMAN.

BY an inmense practice extending through q
teriod OF years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases OF those di di,eases peculiar
woman, / have been enabled to perfect
most potent and agreeable medicine tia. meets
the indications presented by that class of dis
eases with positive certainty and exaclness.
10 designate this natural specific compound,
have named il
The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
CREA BRITAIN. IRELAND

THROUGH TICKETS ISSUED AT Low
EST RATES.
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OaANGEruno-IS CoNMoSL PEAS
'ihon,a; l. zimmerman
I lacob " Antley Trn.tecs q al.

By viriic of lie order Of ihc Circuit
Court herein, vii sell IT public auction,
n Or,ngeb,,rs G. II. Oh Monday the ftti,
day Of March 1917 during legal hours Of
sale, the :otowin:s tracts Of land in this
County
Tract oi ;;;27 acres, more Or les, on Sad
icr swamp, honn'lr! North an,l Northeast
by lands lately ~ John i ii!cv, Northwest
~ Sadlcr swamp Sou;hwc,'hv lands late
IS Of ! l!,"a;Jr ,iiid ! ii Ii;,u,,iinnn,
Snn;l! by Ian- now or lately Of Mrs NJ In
.,;int, rl southeast by lands lately OF
John Mill,.
Tract o,3, acre+, more Or lcs, bounded
Nnrth BY lnil,,o lately OF john j. Riley,
i.asl BY south Carol;r:, Company, s;ouI. by
!Rn'tnt : i tnnnalay, and .Wc-, BY lands
ui {; WaEn ,,nn!Gcr
'rrr7 One 'l,ir,i cash. anl the remain
ints t"o thirds On :, credit oi0nc year pur-
riasc, - give lcii'i. secured BY mor.-;.g,.
pttIic premise ptrri!a-ed. for Tic crcli.
rn.i;.'i ~, l... respective bids and 10 1,av
10: .pap"ls aud recording.
shcriils ofiicc Il Livingston
oglnsrhTfg Gm.n'y 500
i'ch !Dtli 1870 J
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N5TECE.

IN la District Court nlihc United States
ioi The EASTERN hi 'ictoi South Carolina--
In Naukrnprvv III the matter OF 'rha'llus
Is. Snsp2ri,,s, Bnkrnpl Expartc John
Fisher Trustee ct. al.
Creditors ho''l.nS liens against Estatc of
Thalic,lS X. %aspor;,s, Bankrupt, arc re
gnircl 10 present andprovc the samc before
Charles L. Glover Esl, sptcial lcicrce, at
Orau"c!mra; $. {. on or before The first day
ofAIavrh next, or be dcbarrch payment
rs order O; The Court .lan'y, 2uh 1877.
T.. V. DlHBIE
Assignee i. *. sasportaS, lanl;ru.
l'cbS I'd
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MOTT TT ! 9 . & .

|! Z hercliy Given that IN thity dav,
irum 'l,''c, application VIII Be IL ple
70 tho tcrk at' otrt ipc O!2n5ahar..
County - &ranta t'hlrirr e. !lii>u
Lodge no -. .. q. inroniorm
ty with the h,c' Assembly onti;ir,!
I'M Ac, 20 pr sid, ior granting oi
Certain. tiarLais' approved February
20ih ! SI-s
J. II. w ,lih.Esl Committee.
f. DEMhHs,
irb M III
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Notice vf Dismissal.

Noli#c i herrhg gwen that | will file N,
iintl ;t,cpUrtwiih the Judge oiProhalc for
nrnGcbuls County. ON the i,h day Of
March iSdT and ak for letters Of
DISMISSAL is i>e>c;,;Dr ul The last Wii. and
ltSiaWGul ot i. G.. hriucrlv
JOSBpn A. * f:NNERLY,
A.lm'r.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

icr.ons indebted TO DR. John b Darby
deceased vii! maiSc payment, and those
having temamds against him will prcscn,
Them duly a,;ested 10 Mcssrs lIutson & Hat
son at Orangcburr s G
a + DARBY
Qualified Executor
tcb II I'm
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DRANTt.BUHu COUNTY

Ey AUG. J.. ENoWLToN, Esquire, r. r.
Whereas, Ira r. Hart, hath made suit
,nmr, - grant To hin letters Of Administers
ton ~ Tie Estate aud effects Of Mrs. lrine
iiurt late lt .;rid coauty deceased,
These arc therefore 10 cite and adm onish
al and Singular l.c kindred and Creditors
81 c-,id i!nc Hart. deceased, that they
D. anl ;'rpcar, htlorc me, in,lc Court Of
!'roimio, 10 hr hr!'l NJ pranSebnrg, G. H.,
20 i3th q Mares. ncxi "ite. publication
l1rooi .ti ! o'clock IN the torcnoon, to show
cal'-r, il al" they havc, why the said
inip-tra.iol >houti uot yc granted.
Given mil!a! my LAND ih$ sd day OF
TchvUaty ..iuo itontini 1877.
AUG. +. NOWlTON,
-. Judge oI'roba,e.
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Wanted 10 know The name Of
the beef man wlo di,!n' Know lie
difference between i nam and wo-
man.
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See pubIics lie Of G. oungblcod in
this issue.
Mr.. l.. S. Kickcnbahcr has ncw
advertisement i'll This paper. Read
it.
III FL.
The Entertainment given ~ bcne-
fit 10 Nles<rs Tobil aid S;,:hiN|ry was
Il success
Moses Brown, Tic barber, subscribed
for the 4NcwS az! C"nri.i., an! I,'ran';
Icslic's illustrated Wcc',lv tor The
benefit Of his customers.
" Wantcd To know ;hc name o,
thei beef man wlo di,l.', Know lie
difference between lnar and NO
man.
MIR Frank Slater has anew sunplv
Of horses and murs .iist from 81
Louis. Call on HIM II ,hc livcry
stables il you want something hand
some.
q Week Or 50 since .p!ac scamp OF
sc:rnl's burrowoa in;r til- sinnN.
hcuse Of Air. ]. x I'LL ar,l stt,o ,s
years meat hc~i!y, i yiAaiity u
soap and other articles. the .o.ns,
lave escaped - fir.
.sH We made one m;-:;k III onr edil,
rial Of !ast week. ;u..bcrlain i
not !, scapcscn; :.om ! sa,:,> pi en
rcciion Nrr.l, 4. rtnis.!. iaI lie ever
l'een lhclcir j. .cl!ij,.~,. t,.4i lie woui,l
not Lave bcyn .ho ,..,n-,im.n,.c b!a.!
guard, liar, and .,jr!',hA; ha u.
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S,II !lRI!'T'S SALES.

lsv virit,c nf >uinir warrants; on Liens I
VIII -"lf "rra-t on ruc-lay tie sixth day
'f Aiar"li t';>t. a,tltc p'ace3 herein men
htn@i; ~. io!ioWi5 property {" wit
\; iI,e l'1l1iiit''.' o.. & Wannamhis.r,
~ llir twirty OF Dt:n@ch,,rr.
Ahnu II i',j-i,r., cc,,ou seed.
80 corn
.! 1900 !rnnl, tolder, scized on as
crop ~ i.dwurll Washington
AI"ut goo Hon,.l+ folder
) i,ushes corn
90 cplton seed
ONO Stack ro,ttoc-.i .i-cizc;l on rs crop OF
|rctar i"i!lcs un,lvr warrant ON Lien To- G
WaAi,,'ttakcr.
j, lie Plantation Of II Rush,
AnorIr lln bns!i.is
2snpr5,,nl< fodder
g 4g5l,,,.liei, cotton ICED
'lnelo',h ,hntlSs aiaei on q, crop Of 10
-iph ,iillnr,i ana Inr3b Livingston under
wHtr,, oa l.inil to u II !,u-h.
,i.so.
~ .,l,ntltien of,'.o $ Reed il said
A5out - bn-Iicl- com
" LOO qounds 70 ier,
Ono y! oi.pest ines, s.iA"lon rs crop Of
'ipoS heyd milo. w.ri.,n, On Lien 10 j
liAp.
Atlan:a;iya Of or 'ichre's IN. said
>64Ml !,;lshel. corn
= 100 pounds iul!l.r
= 300 rct straw, seized rs
crop .\c!am lilcn on Lien
,,rf,i n1n ,,,,n,,,I. .ti.l,l.r
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'Hit.Nsi,h5 ititirfrs 2!+n contains
q i.Is,,ll ut h4 ,!atpyary - ttla
."!!"lHtiinr; ip,. d!-,t,~as d. u.tHnlyar
dy.l4iisia, cunii-laiiat ;t'd iuii
!'nn, Hc, nlil "ivcs nO=l.!;n. n-iiy-.
aMe tai whenll,c !icN,ina 1, Usai
it eiiectr !ari:;tHpEt Etnud IA iiii4cuic
2i ticsc di-sNSaa, W!ic, proya;i t1
+Nci. III aatn,iug cxteui il oui
rn;'niry iaSe the lielatinr ~ ali
diseases o!!:,r liver.
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