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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

THERE Is 3 world OF commensurate
in the following paragraph from he
Richmond State
The Democrats At the North are
deeply dyed in Bourbonism. They
have lost sight Of every living issue,
aai bound themselves hand aud foot 10
tie carcass OF the dead past. Taking
70 the cry only raised to delude aud
mis!ead item, they drown the voice ot
reason with their loud cries OF fraud,
fraud, fraud They are monomauiacs
on this subject and II is useless 10 argue
With such madmen but we regret 70
see that some OF our Southern papers
and politicians have become tainted
with the same sort OF insanity, which, i;
il becomes confirmed, eau Only lead 10
p3.i,icl, death
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
WAR ITEMS.

BARoUM, Sept. 4,-Tte Turks have
revictuaIed Sukem Kaleh.
LONDON, Sept. A Russian dis.
patch says Loveats was carried by as.
slnlt By Russian troops under Gen,
Merinliloy.
A Reuter- from Constantiuople an.
nounces that the Turkish parliament
convoked for November 18th,
LONDON, Sept. A Russian dis,
patch announces hat the Russians re.
occupied Sukum Kaleh.
LONDON, SEPT. "A Reuter- Ere.
roum dispatch, Sep, l.h, says the
Turks threaten the plain of Ervain aud
make 4 Reconnaissance as far as the ErsC
river.
Nexl week promises 10 ,be bloody
The Summer is going AID decisive as,
saults become every day OF more i'm.
portance TO the Russians, for there arc
indications not TO be disregardet
which point against the reliability of
continuance Of the wal into another
campaign.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Times Wen,
na review of operations ia Bulgaria
says there is a certain amount of jeal'
ousy between the Turkish commander
Osman Pasha, Suliemsn Pasha, anj
Mehemet Pasha, which prevents theil
working thoroughly in concert.
A Reuters from Bucharest says thu
army under Grand Duke Nicholas viii
resume the offensive very soon, while
the troops under the Car will remain
on the defensive, confronting Mehamel
Ali Pashs. The Russians are cOnlinu.
ally receiving reinforcements and pro.
visions are being prepared for q new
Russian cOrps, numbering 10000 mer
now entering Roumania.
VIENNA, Sept. 4.-The Political Cor,
responsiveness special from Belgrade
says a council of war, under the Presi
dency of Prince Milan, continues Il
discuss plans Of the campaign.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

Tue Democrats Of Iowa have uomi.
mated an excellent candidate Cor Gov.
ernor in the person Of Hon. John p.
Irish. He IL tie editor OF the Iowa
State Press and used 70 set hi: own
type, do toe prtsi.work and sleep on Q
straw pallet In tie Office. lie las
worked his way up 10 . competence
and au honorable reputation, and
though a very ycuag man, las made
bis mark in the Iowa Legislature q; .
member from q Republican District,
He Is said 10 have no equal IN tie
State as an orator, bis purity of char
acter and intellectual ability are &C.
knOwledged BY al, and even Republl.
cans, themselves, say that Iowa could
do a much worse thing, and scarcely o
better, than elec,.pg Mr.. Irish, Gov
eruor. In the selection OF the re.
ma!nder Of the ticket it ia said that the
Democrats have been equally fortunate.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

THE English papers are "lionizlng :
the Colorado beetle, aud the Privy
Council has Invested the pestiferous
and dreaded visitor to the tight little
island with tie dignity Of a "dlstin-
guished arrival" BY two recently is.
sued orders in regard to it. One order
directs that any n who knows OF the
presence Of o beetle shall in
stantly notify tie nearest police
officer, who shall inform the
local authority, and the latter :hall
telegraph to the Privy Council. suca
paragraphs rs the following are com,
mon in the papers: SIN the Cape mai
carriage yesterday, On its arrival a
Bristol, there was found q Colorado
beetle. Having been properly secured.
it was sent on TO London "Wheu
the Glasgow Post.ofice authorities
were this week sorting the mail from
America, they came upon a sample
parcel containing a tin canister per.
forated at the top, Upon examination
the canister was found teemlng with
living and dead Colorado beetles. They
put the living 10 death, and despatch
ed the whole parcel to the London poa-
tai authorities" "The insect discover
cd in the mail carriage on Wednesday
has been identified as a genuine Colo
RADIO beetle" One of the journals says
that Mr.. Bradlaugh's notorious book
aud the "Priest in Absolution' have
been superseded in interest By this en-.
voy from the West"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
FOR THEIRS.

Inc Ptople btVln1 VENT FetllblS OF bFleI
and Apprehsnsion-Ths Whole Rspubll.
can Press Express PrOfouad and Sincere
Sorrow
LONDON, Sept, IA specla. dis.
pa'ch from Paris 10 tue Standard say;
Il would lie impossible 10 convey aa
idea Of the grief and CONSERVATION,
which prevails at tie death Of VI.
Thiera. This morning the news spread
like will fire, aud even al al early
hour, although tie weather was very
bad tie street; were filed with people
In great excitement. Some were &C.
tul.v shedding tears, and al. were
giving vpl, = feelings OF grie; and
apprehension. Tie death CT Taier;
jus. Low :. regarded as . IA.
tio1l. CALAMITY Tie deceased had
been staying during tie few
.as, weeks at Pavilion Iiaug!Gua,ei, at
81. Germ&a. and lat cauga: Q Sigh;
Geld, but nothing lei lin. 10 ihiaG c.
the sudden termination OF lie. Ee
arose early Monday, worled t.! 1870,
wien lie went Iog al hours wax on
tie terrace, lie afterwards wgo:e It'll
noon. At room Lc t9cE lunch with
good appetite, BIZ. towards the end o,
tie gepast ae stamneyed GU; . few
words, hi; mouth contracted, III: eyes
became covered with q fin, aud lie wa;
carried 10 led. His physicians ordered
mustard piastcg' aid ,aeckcs u
Th!c.: did not seem aware O! hi;
danger. Pros,ya.icQ was complete
after q minute: had e.apsed. L'Tempi
says MacSlaAou, who was at Mou'
Drlsou, upon being informed c: tie
death otTLiers, AZ cace te,egrapLed &c
Paris 70 summon the Cabinet tc
soleIuize tie tuuera! With the creates
pomp. L'Temps adds President Mac.
MaEoa thinks that II tie presence 0,
such q loss to the country a.. divisions
shoG!d for the time disappear
in order, by . great uatioua
demonstration 10 pay LouoI
TO one who Ia; rendered such ggea.
services 10 France. The Moniture 81,
nouaces tina: President MacSIaho!
sent q telegram OF coincidence to Ma
dame Theirs, aui that the oiHcia. Jour
IA, vii. tomorrow publish I deere
announcing that tie expenses Q! ~
funera! will be borne by the State. |
IS believed the corpse will be in;er.el
in Invalides. The whole Repubiica:
press expresses profound aud SINGER.
sorrow. Private kilograms from d.
provinces show that N. TL!ers' deaf.
Is regarded Throughout tue country {
Q National calamity.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Parrish Court. 1IadI,on Parrish

EDITOR HERALD: 4 regular term a
tie Parish Court commenced Monday,
the 81. Present Iiou. L. S. Dennis,
Judge &. J. B:aihell. Parish Atior.
uey F. N. Dlw:ou, Deputy Sheriff;
W. II. Goens, Deputy Clerk. There
we're ten iuto.ma;io2s filed, making il
all tw~ent-.lhree cases on tie iris. deck.
ct for tril, tbs term, with near oue
hundred cases on tie civil docGe'. TIE
Court took TIP a part 0! tie day IL Try.
ing one Levi4 Williams, charged with
insanity. He was found 10 be uca
compu3 meutis, AM placed IL tie Sla..
III 3 custody, to be conveyed f.? lie L..
slue As,lgM Respectfully,
DELTA[TE.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

THE atroc.oas poem published in this
mornings HERALD, under the title Of
Leonainie las been attributed 10 Edgar
Allan Poe, E. A. P. ives very ecceu'
trio and gIvea 10 drink, but lie could
never have perp eiTaied such G thing as
L:onainie. Yet some respectable new.
papers have published /: as relic Of
his genius.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

NAriANlgL tiAwrHoRSE wrc;4 seq.
era, OF his best books, inc.gI.ug TIE
House Of: tie Sever GaI,ei' Ipo@ )
desk Of veueerel mahogany with :.
about &c &c presented 10 4 ,~Ilssa.lu.
sets at4etG1m Wien ,ae ~u3ve.is,
let LaucX to go % L.vsrvoo. - Goa.
I'll, i was sod 4. auction :tr -. TG!s
desk had \ place IL the i.u.e Seek.
bridge house, AID it was from Tia wife,
a. tat mistress O.: this humble home,
tia; Hawthorne drew the character OF
the helpful sad sGa.Eiay little couuIry
cousin !" The ll31,: Z: Tie Seyen
Gables.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

QuIrE a crowd Of Vicksbuygers at.
tended the Jubilee at Jackson yes,er.
day, the train returning tc this city
about 1880 last night, The visitors
spoke in high terms of tue first Musi.
cal Jubilee Of the State, though the
Vicksburg Baud were somewhat "put
out by being ruled out OF the compe-
;ition :or prizes. Il il impossible to
give, this morning, even a synopsis of
the programme, as our columns are al.
ready under q press in giving the re.
turns Of the Primary Election.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

Nt:iToG,lo TIE top OF MoGa. Wash.
iag'oa vit.iL the las, few week: Lave
been rewarded wita some wonderful
sights. Oue afternoon a rainbow 1000
feet below the passengers who were
coming down By railroad was au uuu.
sua. phenomenon, ss well as q most
brilliant Que. That same night q halo
abou, the moon appeared 10 the OBJ
servers on the summit 70 be almost
within their grasp Exchange.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
&mRhtsbmgHrraId
Wednesday Morning, Sept. ..

Is the Turkish.Russlan war It's just
the same in the strategy IS in the fights.
In the latter both always get whipped
and now The telegraph informs Us that
they have surrounded each ether.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

W. A. CosTLEY, who lives below
Ha2lehurst, arrived in the city yester.
day aud proved himself the owner of
the other horse held By Mr.. Loewen.
berg and advertised by him in the
HERALD. We presume that the au.
thorities here have now a~scertained
that two horse thieves were discharged
entirely too hastily.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

The great European demand for
grain from this country will make gold
plentiful In the United states, and If
we had a sound financial system in ope.
ration, It would be as cLeap l It will be
abundant.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
a Solved
Editor oitAe Herald

Eultyt Ottle hsfa!u
TRENTON, LA, Sept. i, ISL.
Tie following problem having been
submitted to the readers OF the HERALD
for solution BY a correspondent, not
long since, without response, l have
concluded to solve it for him myself;
A., 0. aud c. lave eggs Tor sale, A. las
80, D. 30 e 10. They are to sell them
at the same price aud are to have the
same amount OF money at the close Of
the sa.e. Now the question is low
can this be accomplished 1t is simple
indeed. Let there be four sales: FIRST
A. sells 4j, B. %, Z. l at lc each. Next
A. sells 2, O.. 2, c. 9 al ~ cents each.
Next A. l, B. |, e. l al 8 cents each,
Lastly A. sells 2, D. 1, Z. 6 a at IL
cents each. Now add each persons
money separately together that he re-
ceives at each sale, and it will be found
that they have Is cents a piece.
Yours with respect,
LERAY NJ. LEWIS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

OK one subject physicians agree-the
supreme value Of hygiene and the pre-
vention Of disease in preference to
curing it. Accordingly they have rec
commended DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER
as the best in use, for 1t causes the most
delicious, pure and digestibls bread,
biscuits, cake, pastry, etc, 10 come from
the even.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

PooLIXO aud consolidation seems to
be the order OF the day. Morgan and
Mallory have made al arrangement
about freight rates between New York
aud Texas.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

PEsTH, the capitol OF Hungary, has a
death rate of Al per 1000 population.
The name of that town should be
spelled without the final "h." At
Dublin, in March last, the mortality
was 40.3 per 1000, and 1t has been off.
ciAlly announced that al. Madras the
deaths were TAG per 1000, cholera and
smallpox being the principal factors.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

NIEHENEr ALI, C!G.Miader il Gaze;
o:tLe Turkish AMY i; Prus,!aa. and
O;m2u Pasta, Tie c3sq.erog n p.ev4.,
i, said 70 be none o'a.: ,l.a Marsha,
DlZli.2. CT France
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
The Financial Complexion OF
Congress.

The Chicago Inter- Ocean distributed
a circular letter among the members Of
Congress, asking q statement Of their
views on tie money question. Some
refused to commit themselves aud
others gave ambiguous replies, but one
hundred aud ninety seven answers
were returned which the Inter.O Ocean
Classics as follows:
For repeating the law OF 1870, aud the
restoration OF the "dollar OF tae
fathers" to its old place IN the cola.
age, there are lSl
For reconciliation, with certain cou.
diti0ns attached. ..............,.. II
Against reconciliation .... .......,.. Is
Undecided 80. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Declined TO answer ........,,...n. .
The substance Of some Of the replies
are given aud furnish rather interest,
ing reading, Senator Christiancy
would favor the silver dollar ii It could
DO made aud kept equal in value tC
gold. Baker, of New York, suggest;
that copper may be made legal tender
for all sums as we'll as silver, and re.
marks that OTIS cheap" Aiken, O
South Carolina, acknowledges himsel
unable 10 grapple with the question
Patterson, of South Carolina, favor
silver law aad repeal Of the resumption
pledge. Acklen, Of Louisiana, favor
the reconciliation Of silver but not th
adoption Of the double standard. Fol
ter, of Ohio, would try fifty million
and then wait development
Schleicher, Of Texas, looks on the MAJ
ter as It stands as a three-cornere
fight and It is not decided which cOrnO
IO:assist. Many Of the members dOdg
the question with great dextsrity, an
almost ell Of them have some savIn
clause In their response.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

JOHN TAYLcE IENzs Ia; ~ ast.c.a!a
the Popular Science Mo2;Aiy G. tie
trial OF Jesus CArist before Poa.Iui p.-
late. He subjects Il % . searching
analysis IN the light OF VIVA; Is known
OF Hebrew and Roman criminal lar.s.
prudence, and concludes that TIE no.
ceedinga were iTregu,a: aud !..egl.
from beginning 10 cad
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

SENATOR MORTON is said to be not at
all a wealthy man, being the possessor
of only about $4,000. He has never
been extravagsnt, nor 9 money.maker.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

WHES jim Fisk introduced the ,is..-
ion OF watering railroad stock lie was
sowing tue wind, but he did no; i've
loHg enough 10 reap the wh!r.wiGd
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
VIII lGspeCAf
LERAY NJ. LEWIS.

A HAIRY CHILD.-We must say that
the child, Oracle Gilbert, the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Giles Gilbert,
who reside sixteen miles east Of An.
goa, in Northwest township, Williams
county, Ohio, is the greatest living Gu.
riosity we have ever seen. The child
Is about eighteen months OF age, finely
formed, bright, sprightly aud healthy,
aud almost entirely covered with hair.
The hair on Its head Is some twelve or
fifteen inches in length, and is very
heavy. Its whiskers are three or four
inches in length. On its back, body,
arms, and legs, Is q thick, heavy, but
fine, silky growth Of hair, covering al
most Its entire body, aud some two or
three inches In length. Aud, strange
TO say, there Is no responsiveness in the
sight, no deformity, and, moreover, no
humbug. Barnum, with all his grand
sp!urges and big blowing as 10 the Curl
osi,ies and humbugs he exhibits, never
has had a real, genuine actually, a .liv-
ing curiosity, human or otherwise, that
surpasses this pretty little child, Oracle
Gilbert II Steubeu Republican.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
COrOmer,a .InrV.

Coroner Hossley held an inquest last
evening, on the body of Jane Hubbard.
who lived about Eve miles out Of town
on the Darden place. She was q half.
witted negress, and In sitting by the
tire, wrapped in an old quilt, became
enveloped With fire, aud was burned
to death. The jury found their YER.
dict in accordance with the above facts,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

WILL you hear him, Brother Curtis,
will you hear him? Will you hear
how that scoffer Of the Burlington
Hawk.EYe rails at you? This Is what
he says: "a new workingman's paper
has just been started in ST. Louis. 1t
raves against the bloated bondholders
aud grasping mOnopolists, aud de-
clares itself the only friend the work.
ingmen have in ST. Louis, and pays the
workingmen, who set type for it
twenty cents a thousand, while the
other Journals, which are not labor or.
gans, pay their workingmen forty
cents q thousand. Naturally, the work.
ingmen would much rather read their
organ than work for 1t. II talks very
loud but It pays very softly"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

A COTTON seed oil mill Is nearing com.
pletlon ct Friar's Point.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Dead.
YelloW FeVaT n MaW YoEk.

RocaE,sER, Sept. l.-Dg I. Il. Hor
rick, ofpa,eat medicine fame, Is dead
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

CINCiYYATt, sept. i.-Tla E4gI4
Touring mills, at 0akv!l,e, IL tog2tLet
with $4,000 Lushel; oil wLaat, bgrCei
los; Sj5.lOl.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Strike Ended

Sttlks EGGsS
Sept. &c. II. * D. railroad
strike ended, tie lrenea a2i brakes
mea are going q? work o. '1-2 oon
paws terra.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

NV York, Sept, 4.-Robt. LoecL,
. ScothmaH, just arrived from Florida
died in the New York hospital to-day
Of ye,.ow t.vas.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

" AsHIHGToN, sept. 4.-Before tic
United States Circuit Court for the
Eastern Diatric. of Virginia, sitting In
Alexandria, r. W, Hughes, presiding,
Lewis, Of counsel for plaintiff, adj.
dressed the Court, and said the consent
o; parties to the hearing Of the sugges.
ton as to the Jurisdiction of the Court
in the Arlington estate suit, would be
postponed unit! next January term, aud
the order was accordingly so entered.
The point relied on by the defendant,
is, that the United States being in pos.
session, can't be sued, while the plain
till contends that the United States il
not being sued. but the parties who
are in possession.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

LYNDON. SEPT. 4.-TGa Illness lead.
lug articles yesterday and today were
devoted TO showing tie reel.essness cI
tie p.a;ea: var ia excessive cos'liness
CT mea aad moae7, t.c ou..welghing
It's possibilities iE good, and tho
DANCE: 0. eventual Russian failure,
from a.. .: wish tee Times concludes
that the Yg5se4: moment ia ryopitious
10: intervention, aid that Germany aud
EaglAg1 ongt, to take tie initiative
In ~stOGriIg
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Appointments.

WA:u:yG-3E, SEP. "A special 10
Tribune SAYS Wm II, Smith be-
been agVc.a:el Collector .. Clic7g"
vice J7acs. suspended
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THE WONDERFUL
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' N ENUAR
HEMAR.

THIS Sncosnparable DEP URATIVE -
a potgerftH AETERAIIHE, TONIC, d.
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through the medium OF the skin, or ec-
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and, indeed, forcing all the organs into
their proper normal and functional con.
dttion. A rery brief space OF time tciiI
SS"sa@S' S Elk and "ondsrf sar"-
aJiy, me Gerry acme Of medical trf"mphs,
and he greatest dtseorery or me Present
acherc the blood itself Is primarily tho
seat of the lesion or disorder, such as
SCROFUL4 and the thousand and ono
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cognisant, for biblical Truth has assert
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risit eren unto the third and fourth gen
CREATIONS Tang to d BK0KEMrDOWE !, A p
3,operfuL regeneration, causing the trrecE
Of man once more to assume the God-tiks
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For CUL1NEOUS DJSEASES; URIN I.
COSTIgENESS, LIVER and KIDNEY
COMBINES, GENERAL AND VERY
OUS DEBILITY, RHEUM TISM,
GL1NDULAR ENL1RGEMENIS, EPl-
objections OF THE BONES, INDQ-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM
PLANTS (and to the gentLer seq u Is
boon long sought for by sensitive, :u zee ?.
aiyeek notion, anon their nikments) AND
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine viii 50 enectually improve the
tone oil the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acidity occasioncd either by iniempe rance sr
improper diet. They reach the liver and feiuc.
cious in cases Of spaSm-in fac, they neye fail in
curing all disorders 0. the liver and stomach.
HULLOwAY'S PILLS ere the best known in
the world for the following diseases Ague
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the
skin. Bowels. Consumption. Debility, Dropsy,
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Feycrs OF all kinds, Fits, Govt, Headache, lndi-
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ton 0i urine, Scroi,ila or Kings Evil. sore
ThrUets, Stone and Gravel Tic-Douloureux i.
1umois, Ulcers. Worms Of III kinds, Weakness
from any CAlIre etc.