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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07
PURE BRED
CLYDESDALE STALLION
Logic o BUCAAN:

Imported August, ls16-rising three years.
will make the season OF is1T as follows.
commencing April Sofa: Monday aud
Tuesday till noon at the stable of A. Yule.
northwest of Red Oak thence to the stable
Of Joseph Little. till Wednesday noon;
thence TO the stable of David Moreland till
thursday noon tn nee IL the stable Of B.
Garner, five miles southwest of Louden, will
stand there till saturday morning; thence
TO Louden TO remain till four o'clock thence
to the stable Of James EIreig.
q n b, This route Will b. continued durn z
the season, HI all aud weather permitting
PEbiGREE.-Logie q b lchan was bred
by Mr.. NJ. Cruden out Of al excellent Clyde
dale mare, which was got by that far famed
horse, Eclipse, who gained all the first prize,
where he was shown. His Sire, Prime,
! Charlie, was bred by Mr.. Mitchell, Of Camp
| belto out Of pure Clydesdale mare, wht
| was distinguished as a prize taker at tn,
| Campbelton shows. His Grandsire, g ari
| baldi-. who gained a premium of $40 Il
| serve the Gstehouse Of Fleet Society, whei
| four wears old: the next season, 30 pounds
| for Carlisle. and the next 40 pounds 70
| Dunfermiline. He was afterwards bough
| by the Completion Agricultural Society
| where his stock could not be surpassed
| q. Grand Sire. Garabsldie who gained frs
| at Perth's Highland Society In 1861, as
| three-year- old
lEhNS.-Io insure, sSO, TO ne pasd req
| LIST, 1878 For the season, sl6. 10 be paid ol
| last round. single service, l2. to be paid 3
time of service. Mares that are insuret
| must be returned regularly to horse, or the,
| will be charged as season mares. Person
| removing or disposing of their mares be
| fore LIST Of March will be required 10 max
| payment at the time OF doing so, unless sat
| isfactory evidence that the mares are no
| with foal. All accidents at risk Of owners.
GREiG & CHISHOLM.
ALEX. CHISHOLM, Groom. IS
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Terrible LOss or sheep In Cali.
fOrnia.

1t is estimated that from one-haif to
two-thirds of the sheep in the State
have persisted from starvation. The
loss of cattle is not so large, a. they
were taken to the mountains in time.
DR.. Swain, of Watsopville, started for
the mountains from Fresno on the
2lst, with over 3 600 sheep. and the
lifeless carcasses Of over $500 of them
now mark the route taken. The doc
tor says tina, unclaimed dead and dy-
ing sheep cover the plains, and hum
| dreds of sheep and lambs fall into line
| behind the wagon of the traveller and
| follow, in the hope Of getting a NOR
sci Of hay. One man from the san
joaquin valley lost every sheep he had
IL .0o0-during storm and went
home penniless man. Another, al
Italian, thought he could save ths
cost Of ferrying his sheep across thu
TuoIummc river by swimming them
and so were drowned in the attempt
Another man, east Of Nisalia, despair
ing of ever getting his sheep to wher'
there was feed. turned 1900 out t
: starve. If h. undertook to driv
!, them to the mountains, many of then
g must die of starvation before reaching
e there, because there il no feed Oh til
: way, and then when the mountain
: are reached all the good feed is al
e ready taken up by men who hol
possession, shot gun in hand, and VIII
are desperate enough to fight to tn
+ death. There will probably be
) good many cases Of bloodshed an
death in the mountains this summer
/ and many stock men will mysterious
d ly disappear to return no more
r Nationwide tCnt.) Transcript.
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The Last siege or Gibraltar.

The most memorable. in some re-
spects, Of all the fourteen sieges TO
which Gibraltar has been subjected
was the last. called the great siege
one of the mighty struggles of history,
which began in the ysar 1873. The
famous General Elliott was the COM
mander Of the fortress. spain, in al
lance with France and Morocco, en-
deavored TO surprise Gibraltar; but
swedish ship gave Elliott the alarm.
The garrison comprised but five com
panies of artillery, and the whole
force was less than five thousand five
hundred men. The enemy's force
was fourteen thousand. The siege be-
| gan hy the bioekading of the port,
and camp was formed at san Rogue
with the design of starving out the
garrison. When the English Cover
nor resolved to open fire upon his be
siegers, a lady in the garrison fired the
first shot. Never did siege war rage
more furiously than did this for near
ly three years. The garrison was of
ten reduced to sore strait. for food
"a goose was worth a guinea" and
Elliott tried upon himself the expert
ment of living upon four ounces o
rice day for a week. Exciting stor
les are told Of the privateers that raj
in, amidst terrible dangers, with pro
visions, and Of the storms which
reach of the besieged. The block a
one time would surely have been tax
Ell had il not been for Admiral Rod
ney, who, sailing off the strait, cap
tured a small fleet Of Spanish wa
ships and merchantmen. aud clearin,
the strait of besiegers, brought hi
prizes into port. But all danger wa
not yet ayerted; Gibraltar was agail
blockaded; scurvy broke out in til
garrison, and Morocco refused ne
harbors to English ships. The enc
my crept closer and closer to the fol-
tress, but relief coming every now an
then enabled the English still to hol
out. The commandments were fearfu
; to endure. "The city was almost d.
stroyed scarcely = house habitsbl'
!, and those left standing pierced b
shot and she'll" At one time the de,
, perate garrison fell to plundering tn
town; Elliott shot the leaders in thi
outrage. The long agony, full Of tel
rife combats and frightful privationi
ended by the final abandonment {
the siege early in 1883. II in ths
year the English had to make u
:, their minds that they must let 6
, their American colonies, they had, /,
least, the consolation that Gibralts
!, was still theirs.-George ~. Towle
. Hnrper's Magazine for June.
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To the owner of lot s, block 81, Dur
rant, and to whom il may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
9TH day Of October, 1872 the following
described Real Estate, to-wit: Lot 8,
Block 81, Durant, was sold by the
Treasurer Of Cedar county, Iowa, to
r. e. Stevenson, for the delinquent
tax of the year 1871. That the right
Of redemption will expire and a
deed for said land will be made by the
Treasurer unless redemption from
such sale be made within ninety days
rom the service Of this notice, Ia ac-
GOrdauce with the Statute In such case
nads and provided.
I'm r. C. ETEvEs0S.
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Pull out Bill" shrieked an engi-
neer's son to one of his playmates, a
brakeman's, boy who was in imminent
danger of getting smashed by his
mother who was coming after him.
"Git on the main lire and give her
steam. Here comes the switch en-
gine"' But before the juvenile could
get in motion she had him by the ear,
and he was laid up with a hot box,
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Canadian Stallion,
7 Dung Napoleon,

VIII stand for mares during the season OF
1877 at the stable Of John sahey, Jr. /, in Red
Ook.
YorSa NAPOLEON Is three years old-a
dark dappe bs, h .rse o. fine style and &C
ton, about fourteen hands high, and weigh
ing 100 pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars to insure, payable
Fehrusry lst, ISIS. Great care taken, but
accidents at owners risk. Mares from q
. distance kept reasonably.
l7Smo JOHN SAFLEY, Jr.
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4 novel way ofrychansing counter
felt money for genuine was tried in
Quincy, Illinois. the other day. 4
couple came 10 the house of a clergy
man and were married by him. The
groom asked the reverend gentleman
to take 50 ont Of So bill for his fee,
after which the twain made one de-
parted. Some Of the household
watched the couple and were astound-
aud come forth young man. The
next discovery was that the bill was
counterfeit and the last that the con-
fidence man could not he found.
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rogrY YEARS BEFORE the PUBLIC
DIR. c. McLANE'S
RATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THg CURB or
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism IN
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss Of appetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortltude
enough to try ii. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex.
tensiyely deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Or. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, II
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when takel
| with Quinine, are productive OF tn
mos, happy results. No better catharti'
can be used, preparatory to, or afte
taking Quinine. We would advise al
who are afflicted with this disease t
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and a
a simple purgative, they are unequaled
4 BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. McLANE's LIVE
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on tn
lid, with the impression DIR. MeLANE'
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pill
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE an
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
S Insist ON your druggist Q
s.orekeeper giving you the genun
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
! pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, IA
, Sold by all respectable druggists AM
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR c. McL.srs Livs
Puts trial. we Will mail post paid any pari Of Ii
United state one box Of Pills for twenty-five
) FLEMING ERoS. F.stsbur-h. r.
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There il said 10 he not one public
school In Georgia. Mr.. Il. =. Halo
well thus writes: "The color line il
strictly drawn. The State Commits
sioner of Education, Hon. q. J. Orr,
would not tolerate the presence of a
black child i'm white school. He
would not even allow white teachers
and colored students 10 break bread
together or to exchange social visits in
their homes. He denounces such out
RACES upon the social relations of the
two races in his annual report to the
Legislature"
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To Charles Bates relief has come q!
last. He died on Thursday, as will bt
seen by obituary notice, after suffer
ing terribly for months. On the day
of his death thirty-eight days had
elapsed without his using food Of any
kind, and forty-eighf days without
action Of his bowels. His was q mosl
remarkable case, and a detailed state
ment OF it will be prepared for publ.
cation In . medical journal.-Sabui0
H0xEffe.
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Itis the local editor and his trials
which get the following presentment
n the hands Of the Burlington
HdHkege.
He must he able TO take in both
ends of a 4th Of July procession three
miles long at the same time. lie
must be able to attend a meeting OF
the Board of Trade In one place. the
session of the Board of Supervisors in
another, drop in ut the Police Court,
report the proceedings the Woman's
Missionary Society, go TO the horse
race, take in the Brewers Conven-
ton. look after the election of officers
in the Temperance League, be at the
presentation of the cane aud silver
service to the preacher and his wife,
find out where the prize-fight Is go
ing 10 be and stand In with the sports
10 get ticket, 60 to the church socia-
BILE and drop in ut the variety theater
for few moments, supply news,
sense and English for the contribu-
lions assigned to his page, re-write all
the local notices. puff men by the line
whom he would rather 'cuss' by the
column, exhaust himself In praise Of
home talent entertainments that he
knows are execrable, and 60 into he
roles over home lecturers that bore
him TO death and whom he detests,
keep his head and notebook full OF a
tumble Of all things under the sun,
write against time from dusk till mid
night and after, read proof and enter
tain visitors, and at last crawl of to
bed any time before morning, con-
scious that he has been so crowded
and rushed and hurried that he hasn't
been able to half do himself justice.
fearful that lie has said half dozen
things that he had better left unsaid.
and wouldn't have written had there
been one moments quiet thought al
lowed him, aud tormented as he
thinks to sleep, by a horrible night
mare of names spelled wrong. facts
niisstated, items left ont, people dis
satisfied. and he awakcns in the
morning dreading to see nothing else
so much as the paper, and almost
wishing he might never see il again.
II is the ceaseless rush and hurry and
excitement Of his work that makes il
If he only had time tn collect his
Ht tHiUhs INV
he could make his paper: but no, he
must think with his faber: the
thought forms itself on the paper, the
sentence always stand "a it is written,
though the hurried writer knows he
could improve il, in moments time.
thousand per cent. But other
thoughts, other items. personals, mar
riaye notices. accidents, funeral an
nouncements, fires. sermons, puffs,
and the world knows what all are
crowdiug upon the heels Of every line
he writes, and he envieS the calm ser
entity of the editors on the other page
of the paper. and wishes he had only
| half n much time to think a. they
have TO talk over politics and pore
over exchanges. A. for reading any,
thing the city editor reads his owr
proof and he reads, under dreadful
conscientious compulsion, his owl
side of the paper when il comes out
to see how many mistakes his haste
and not his intelligence has made
and how many new ones the compos
itors have added To his own legitimat,
list.
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JOSIAH n. SHERMAN.
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

FnNfaN, NAY W. 1871.
n. r. STEVENS. Esq. Dear Sui have been
Asdv sflicied with Kidney COMPLIANT for ten wears
hsvr suiferrd great pain IN my hack. hips ara sac,
WITH great dhcnliy In passing urine. which was q
Ten. ana il very ANAL qnsntitics frequently sceos
Lac fs;shsul,y tried n,o.t of the popular rene
A,es recor,mrnded Tor my compliant: have n.en
undry The treatment OF come Of the most sAiilini
chysician. Ia By-'or, I'll 81 whom pronounce ny
rnse inruyable, This wss my condition Wien was
ADVISED by friend to Try the vEsKTrSI, and cona
- the good effect. from the hrst dose toos; ara
from that moment kept on improving un'1 wa.
su,irelv cured taking 10 all, should think, ahoat
- hsi,,es II Il in deed valuable medicine ard u
shoald be affIlcsed again In the came way ] Won
eve dollar dose. II could not get y without
Issr.rtsnl,v. j. NJ. GLE.
~ I'D, -
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The Grand Jury Of Dubuque county
are investigating the Poor Relief
fund expenditures. and II q couple Of
illustrations given in the Times are
fair representation Of the class Of peo-
pie to whom aid II given by the coun.
~. the public's money h certainly not
put where Il 70 most needed.
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YOUNG MEN,

Apply to the editor Of this paper for half
membership lat discount) in Bayiies Great
Merehaniile College, Keokuk, Iowa, on the
Mississippi. bo0kkeepers, Penmen Report
srs, Operators and Teachers thoroughly 1T
ted Don't fail to address Prof. Miller, Ke.
okuk. iowa. q,
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NEARLY BLIND.

M arvyESs: Dear sir--In expressing Eiy
s4.rks 10 you f,r bsn fils derived from The use VI
v,srrtxE and 10 benefit others, will state =
when eight or nine ye:rr old ! was afflicted WIN
errcfula which mace IL appearance 10 my eyes, tatc
srd head aud was very near blind for TWO yesrs.
All Kinda sf operations performed on my eyes,
srA Il, to no good result nslly the disease pr n-
rspsily settled ID my body, limbs and feet. and ~
s.nes In an aggravated way.
Lat Rumrrr WIZ ON some cause v eak ~ my
spiur ara Kidneys and II nj times very hard 10
rs,nin the urine Seeing your advertisement IN the
Commercial bought bottle OF VFGEIlNE. and
csmmruc~d using accord NC TO directions. IL two
a. three DAYS obtained great rcle After nsing
four or ave bottles noticed il Ind wonderful eff-
Al on the rough scay biutches my body and legs
4 ssilj usd vEoKTIHE and the humorous sores one
after another disappeared until they were ali gone,
aud tribute the cnre OF the two diseases TO VEG
eTIxe, and na'hing else.
II am ever affected with any thing OF the Kind
aeaiu shall try yEGEIiNK ~ the only reliable
remedy.
OLce more accept my thanks. and believe me TO be,
y,rr respectfully, AUSTIN PARROTT.
Dec i. is,a No. us Gano ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder. ETC., are always
unpleasant, and 81 times they hseoiBe the most >
lfeesng and dangerous diseases that can affect the
hnmsu rystesn Noet diseases of the Kidneys arise
from Impurities In the blood, causing hnmors which
eettle OH these parts NEsEIiSE cxc-ils any known
remedy In the y hole for cleansing and purity
ing the blood 'lee by causing healthy action TO al
the organs Of The body.
IA
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DIR. Shaw.-This gentleman has
worked remarkable cures in this city.
Consult him on lingering Diseases
Detroit Mich. Free Press.
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Patients find they can save time,
health aud money by consulting an
expert like DIR. Shaw.-Gnnjanah In
IUtFCr.
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We can conscicntiousiy recommend
all who need medical advice To consult
Dr. Shaw, of New York. His cure- in
chronic diseases have been remarka-
able. In affections Of the lungs, liver.
kidneys, and other vital organs, ner-
vous complaints and fema le disorders,
he is unsurpassed, If equaled. -Loeis-
rWe Ky Tourier-.JDuratd.
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For number of years DIR. Shaw, Of
this city. has taken the lead in his
speciality lingering diseases of male
aud female. lie is perfectly reliable.
aud no one need have any hesitancy
in consulting him.--N. Y. DoiW
GroJ,hic
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Dr. Shaw has performeha good work
in this city. and is meeting "A just re-
ward.-N. y. Examiner and Chronicle.
Baptist
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As an electrician Dir. Shaw has no
equal, and a. n physician, no superior.
| ST LuHis Giobc- Democrat
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The facilities which DIR. Shaw has
for applying electricity are unsurpass-
ed.-Ihe Curchmoa, lEpiscopalian.
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The cures which DIR. Shaw. Of this
city, ha. performed by electricity are
wonderful. W. y. Times.
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bro an, 4. hands high, weighs 700 pounds,
with great strength Of bone. aud good
acton. Was bred by George slown, Esq,
Brocklock, Ayrshire.
PEDIoREE.
srRr:-The pure Clyaesdale Stallion,
Young Glory, Young Glory by Farmers
0iors DANA rrsf class Clydesdale msre,
the mother Of three travelling stations. One
OF them vent 10 England aud took twenty
ave priH-s there. CCHSOCK JOCK has
proved himself sure fozl getter. He s
stood fur four seasons in Ayr and
viciaity, and although this Is well known TO
hut one VI tn best horse breeding districts
In Scotland, his stock viii compare farora
hly with any horse tn II ever Travelled there.
Que OF hi colts took the first prize at the
great Pair held in Ayr In 1874, and nun
Der II others at various local shows in the
west OF scotland.
will stand for season OF lSss as follows
Saturday aud Mondays oil each week a. the
atable OF John Safey. yr., Red Oak; Tue-
aays in Sganwood; Wednesdays al Jane.
Greig's, one mile orth~est OF Clarence
Thursdays and Friday till noon at Vim
Chisholm's, one mile east OF Onion Grove
Friday afternoon In Clarence.
TERMS-To insure, $40: due Feb. lst, ISIS
Persons disposing OF their mares previous
70 that time will be reqni. ed TO make pay
mens b fore doing SO. unless il is eyideu
the mares are not with foal. Accidents a.
the owners risk. Mares from distanct
kept on reasonable terms.
IL 3mo CHISHOLM 4 SAFLEY.
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The amount of practice that DR..
Shaw has had In this vicinity. ~ well
as throughout the state, l. immense.
and we can fully understand the reason
Of his Dabuqat La. Herotd.
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Seven thousond acres Of fiax have
been sown In franklin county this
spring.
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DIR. Shaw Is making some remarka-
bic cures in this city and throughout
the whole country.-N. j. Tribune.
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DIR. shaw. of New York. il the great
leading specialist for chronic diseases.
~. y. Htv0ld.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
buy nor take an assignment al certain
promissory note made BY the undersigned.
John Grip. payable to Mr. Grim, ofCIarenc.
Cedar county, lows, on the l4ih day oi
May, 1877, for the SUN Of s-5, due some time
IN June, 1871. Said note was given for
horse which Grim insured to be all right,
oul ~hieh proved 10 he unsound, and the
said Grip took III. animal back TO Grim ana
he took the amin d into bis posses sion and
stili retains pos,rssion of 1T, and refuses 10
deliver 20 the said Grip his note. whereas
the ,aid Grip has received no value he IL
determined not 20 pay said nate unless com.
pe,isa y i,.. JOHN GRIP.
nay - 1911. 2lw3
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THE BEST MEDICINE.

E.sr MAasurIrrn, AnR- -. iss1.
m. arEvsxs: Dear sir-i sm seventy,one year
- scx hsve suffered many year. ~ish h,aie, Gem.
plant. weakueee In my back ana s.oInssn. ~. ,r,ns
\ fne hrst medicine for weakness OF the hidnese
~vrr "a. have tried many remedies Tor this COM
ralnl and never found 30 much reiisi = In" W.
vrnxvMr. II strengthens and invignraes me
who;r sys,-m. Many Of my acqnsintansss tase ~
- Il and believe II 10 be good for ~ the CON-
ra1ir.e II which II b recon nendsd.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

- /. - rrueAv known 10 medical eciencs
wSirA - proved itssR more va'uanse n easss 10
EfSSrv Cuwpla;nss than the vEserfxe. ~ 80 ~. ~
s~r92y - IL ercrcsions. cleanses and parnh -.
hlno1, ard rsseoFes the WHO'S syssen " hts
~ fpyjowine extraordinary cure Of crest eaner.
- - "a been given mp ~ the hsss pays'e ~
.1~~i@ 5000 IN speak for themselves. ana
2-3 rh.i,snye the r,c~s profound affention Of me
.seicsi sscultv. a. vel - a those ~ho are sun
-. 6snun E:dncS Complaint.