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NORMAL SCHOOLS.


The Normal schools Of Somerset eoIaty VIII
Commence on Monday, July Eth, AMI continue ia
session nine weeks. The following are the l1ca-
lions and principals OF the different schools
Berlin, Milt l. Baer; Meyersdale N9rmals. Z.
IL. Van Horn, II. NJ. Lichty salisbury. Levi
Lichliter Somerset, X. X. Sanuer Ursiaf. =. Il.
Cook, J. ID. Mccse St8ystoWu. ircf. G1L %
open August 5; New Centreyille. 81. J.. TcIrrw.
t0pen August 8; Jenncr y Roads. -. II. Il. Br-
ker, TO open August 8.
one OF the grandest eharlcteristi-s o. this extrt-
ordinary age is progress In edgcatiiG Never be-
fore has our nation manifested 50 deep 90 interest
in the education OF tho masses. uGr country Is
dotted over With school houses, whi-h demand a
more efficient corps Of teachers In tie marre than
have occupied them IN the past. 3 --ners allow
me TO solicit your attendance az on of tho above
named Normals, that you Esy better l0epars
yourselves for the duties Of your profession The
present development Of cur Intellectual res a-ces
demands a higher grade Of iustTuct.-S I.- OK
aminatiOns will be more rigid u TN utur- than
they have been in the past, and 0niy thc~ who
are worthy VIII receive cCrtiaclf,s. Stu-ents
should be present az the opening oi the session
Tuition from :! 70 -. No dc,.getion or partial
term. J.. II. WHTPKEY.
July 10, g. 60. Supt.
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DROWNED IN THE LoYALuANNA.-A
case OF drowning, involving considerable
mystery, came to light in Latrobe on Sat
urdsy last. the victim being the daughter
of Mr.. Dennis White, and aged about
seventeen years. The circumstances an
tecedent to the young lady's disappearance
are about as follows, and may, in a meas
ure account foT her death: Deceased had
designed attending a picnic in the vicini-
ty on the Fourth of July, and, while she
was dressing, the other members OF the
family started for the grove, expecting her
TO follow. This was the last seen of her
alive. On the return of the family a new
dress belonging 10 the deceased. was found
on the bed, she having taken il oil and re-
placed il bv another. but no traces of her
conld be found. The family supposing
that she WGz,d put in appearance before
long made no special efforts to ascertain
her whereabouts. and IL was rot until the
next evening that they became seriously
alarmed al her protracicd absence.
The LoyGlhanna creek runs in the rear
OF Mr.. Whites loi, and this was partially
examined on the evening named. but
without success. Next morning ,Satur-
day) renewed exertions were made, and
tie stream searched with ~improyised
drag hooks, which resulted in bringing 10
the surface the liieless body OF the miss
ing girl. Coroner Winsheimer was noti-
fed, but as he deemed an inquest unneces-
sary, did not visit the scene. lie howev-
er delegated Esquire oarsler with power
TO act should the holding of an inquest be
desired. This duty that functionary pro-
ceeded To perform, when the above tacis
were made known. a verdict of death
by drowning was rendered, but the mo-
lives which prompted the occurrence are
matters OF speculation, the most plausible
of which. however, WAS, that becoming
mified at being left behind, she disrobed
herseif Of her holiday attire, and without
further ado took the fatal plunge. The
girl was somewhat weak minded. and il
IS believed the seeming airroni weighed SO
upon her as TO prompt the terrible step
she took.-Greeas5arg Argus.
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The most direct and pleasant route to the East
90 south via Washington City.
Through Mall leaving nj oss5 q. M d3ily, ar
.,,es At Washington at 500 p. m. Baltimore. $50
n m. . Philadelphia, $40 a. m. New York, o11
ma F. Richmond s:i5 a. m.
through Express, leaving sa5 p. m daily, ar
ives AT Washington at s.3J a. m. Baltimore,s 40
a M. Richmond, 515 p. m Philadelphia, las
a m New York, 5.lO y. IN.
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DIED.

ANAWALT.-Near Evansville, May
7, 1873, of dlphtheria, Edward NJ. Ana
walt, aged - years, . months and Is
days.
Dear Eddy thou hast left Us,
We will no: weep for thee;
One thought that checks the starting tear,
II Is that thou ant free.
RINGLER. - July !, 1878, Joshua
Ringler, of Brothersvilley township, aged
80 years.
SPAUGY-July :, 1878, Julia Ann
Spaugy, OF Stohycreek township, aged IS
years and 81 days.
COBAUGH-July /, 1878, Louisa C.,
only daughter of Daniel and Nancy Co
baugh, aged ? years, II months and
days.
RINGLER.-July ., 1878. OF diphthe-
ria, Susan j., Oldest daughter of Jefferson
and Lucy Ringler aged Il years, Q months
and 20 days.
PIIILLIPPL-July II, 1878, Catha-
rine Phiiiippi, wife Of Peter Phillippi. OF
Mineral Point, aged 20 years, 6 months
AMI 16 days.
SPENCER.-July 10, 1878, Anderson
Spencer, aged u years, . months and %
days.
SCULL.-July Is, 1878, Darlie, daugh-
ter Of Ed. Scull, aged y years and Z days.
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%CAHsoREIA, Pa, July 10. 1878.
This borough is located on the wet
bank of the MonoBgahola FLYER, near the
mouth Of Pike Run, which is the dividing
line between il and Greenfield, another
snug little village, and one of TIE Oldest on
The Monongahela river, beng laid out in
lots by Robert Jackman in 1919, and was
incorporated as borough in 1888. The
mercantile interests appear to be pretty well
represented, tor a small village, by some
eight or ten stores and shops. Il is a mys-
terry to me TO know how our little towns
can support so many these hari times.
California was laid out during the Cali
iornia gold excitement and from that took
IFS name, like many villages elsewhere
that we're begun at the same period.
In my last ! gave you a short sketch Of
the South Western State Normal School
of which IN a member. Since then
many new ones have come in 10 attend
the Institute Term.
Prof George 7. McCord, of Pittsburgh.
is with us during the Institute Term, and
is drilling US for the examinations, which
will come off July IS, 10. These exami-
nations will be held by Profs. McCallum
and Cook. the late County Superintendent
of Washington county, and later OF Fay
cite. He is an able man and is giving us
many new and good ideas on arithmetic
and Grammar. Prof. Beard, the Princi-
pal, was abseIt Q few days attending an
examination OF the graduating class at
EdinboTo, Erie county. We have been
Informed that the class numbered twenty
five; two failures, and what was singular
about it they were the same who failed
last year. We hope they will not give up
in despair, but try again. The gradual
ing class of the 5. w. y. 5. numbers
twenty-five. They have been examined
by the Faculty, but whether they have all
been recommended TO the State Committee
we are unable to say. They are at pres
undergoing examination By the commit
tee. If any should fail it will be the first
before the State Committee.
Tie first graduating class, Is, numbered
two; second, '76, six; third, ~, nine.
The number enrolled in the Normal
Department during this term is two hun
bred and fifty; in the model Department
about forty. They are young men and
ladies from Allegheny, Westmoreland.
Fayette and Washington counties princi
pally.
Observation-Disclosures Sermon
by the Principal, Sunday evening, s
July II. Social reunion of stu
dents and alumni, Wednesday evening,
$ O'Clock, July II. Contest OF Literary
Societies, Thursday evening, July Is.
Commencement exercises, Friday, July
10. CLIO.
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An Explosion I'm . Cellar.

TRENTON. N. j., July l0.-This
morning an old man named Lovett,
entered the cellar Of a grocery store,
in which be was employed, with a
lighted candle in his hand. A body
Of gas generated by coal oil immedi-
ately ignited, and an explosion fol-
lowed which blew the old man back
ward and burned him SO seriously
that be is now in 8 dying condition.
The front window of the building
was blown out, and the building
caught fire.
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THINK FOR YOURSELF. - Thousands
lead miserable lives, suffering from dys.
pepsia, a disordered stomach and liver,
producing biliousneSs, heartburn. costiye-
ness, weakness, irregular appetite. low
spirits, raising food after eating, and often
ending in fatal attacks OF fever. They
know they are sick, yet get little 81 mpl.
thy. The ~qnlailiHg remedy is DaCosta's
Radical cure,
For sale by G.. ". Beniord, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co., Confluence.
A 25 cent bottle will convince you of its
merits. Don't delay another hour after
reading this, but go and get a bottle, and
your relief is as certain as you live. Viii
you do il or will you continue to suffer
Think for yourself.
Trial size % cents. Large sizes so cts.
and One Dollar.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palaiable. No physic required,
Costs % cents. Try it.
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A Box DRowNED.-0n the 4th inst,
while the people Of %lIopewell were il the
enjoyment of those little sports which are
usually INDUCED Il on National holidays,
they were suddenly thrown :.to a fever OF
excitement, by the sad udings that ? son
! OF kir. Lewis Fluck residing in HOpewell
township liitle Charley. eight years old.
had drowned. The particulars are as
follows in the morning Mr.. Fluck with
the tgo older boys went 10 The harvest
field, distant about q mile and one-iourth.
Charley remained at home, apd at inter
walls during the day carried laths FOR Mr..
SomellZer who is plasleriag . house re-
Gently erected by Dir. Fluck. \ little boy
Of enc OF the ~neighbOrF. about the same
age as Charley, came there some time in
the afternoon, and proposed that they
would go to the river and take a swim.
The two boys went to the river in front
Of Mr.. Wiser's house. followed by q
younger brother, and Charley waded into
The river remarking, Come on Freddie,
/ can take YOU along. toe. The inien-
ton evidently was 10 wade 10 the
opposite shore. The place that tbs IN
fortunate boy waded into was at The con
fiuence of Yellow creek with the river,
and is known as the salmon hole" in
which the water is supposed to be fifteen
fee; deep. The current of Yellow creek
being strong al his place, it is supposed
that be was unable to get out Of the cur
rent until he was carried beyond his depth.
He sank, and was seen no more until taken
out a corpse by 4. T. Cartright. From
the time he went into the water until the
body was found about forty minutes elaps-
ed.-Bedf9rd Gazette.
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An ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large pro-
portion of the American people are to day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result OF these dis
eases upon the masses of intelligent and
valuable people is NEST alarming, making
life actually a burden instead Of pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness as
it ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
judiee and skepticism, take the advice of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Green August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions Of bot
ties of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy a
sampye bottle for 10 cents TO try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists on the West
ern Continent.
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WHAT Is ! ToE OR BUsHEL.-The re-
cent legislature OF Pennsylvania passed
the following bill in reference to what
constitutes q bushel or d ton OF biipminoua
COIL. Heretofore a bashel Of coal was
seventy pounds
SEC. /. Be il enacted. ete, That from
and after the passage OF this act the stan
dard weight Of biiuminous coal in ibis
Commonwealth shall be seventy six
pounds to the bushel and two thousand
pounds shall be one ton.
SEC. ,. If any person or persons en-
gagged in the business of mining bitumln-
Gus coal shall Gx or establish any other
number of pounds 10y agreement or con.
tract TO be a bushel of biiumiGous coal
than is provided for in the first section o.
this act sach person or persons shall be
guilty of Q misiemeanor, apd upon con
yictiCR thereof shall be sentenced 10 pay 2
ane OF not less than FIVE hundred and not
exceeding one thousand dollars, and all
penalties recovered under this ACT shall be
paid INTO the treasury of the State.
SEC. > All acts or parts OF acis incan-
sisient with this act are hereby repealed.
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long speciality, and
world wide reputation for curing skin die.
eases, has ~endeayored for years TO combine
an external treatment. He has accom-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap. "
the merits OF which are spoken of by
thousands, il is highly recommended to ali
our readers. Price rs cents, by mail, IS
cents a box; 8 cakes 60 cents, by mail,
20 cents. Office so n. 9th street. Whole
sale Depot 400 n. Sd street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
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WHENEVER AND WHEREVER Diseases
OF a choleratic type prevail. or there is
cause to apprehend a visit from them, the
system should be toned, regulated and re-
iniorced by a course OF Hostetter's Stom-
arh Bitters. Perfect digestion and a regu-
lar habit of body are the best safeguards
against such maladies, and both are Sc
cured by this most Inestimable tonic and
alternative. The bitters are also extremely
serviceable in remedying such disorders.
II promptly taken in bilious collie, diar-
rhaea and cholera morbus, the disease is
usually frustrated. In diarrh@a cases it is
only necessary TO restore the tone Of the
relaxed bowels, and this is one Of the spe-
cifie effects of this medicine. Wind on
the stomach, heartburn, biliousness, nau-
sea, headache and Other symptoms, of dis
turbance in The gastric and hepatic regions
are also speedily relieved by this excel
lent remedy. As a family medicine it is
invaluable, since it promptly and com
pleiely remedies those ailments which are
Of most frequent occurrence.
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Last Wednesday the new criminal
code Of Virginia, establishing the whip
ping post became operative. In the fu-
iure stripes are TO be inflicted upon per
sons convicted for the first time of
petty larceny except when, in the
discretion OF the Court. the condition Of a
female prisoner may may make whipping
inadvisable. The legislators Of Virginia
suppose that the degrading punishment
Will have the effect Of diminishing crime,
as well as reducing cost OF maintaining
convicts. An Atlsnta paper says that
upon the workings Of the new Virginia
statute will depend the spreading of the
system TO other southern States"
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, .


We frequently hear the question asked,
il pay 20 sell the milk 10 the cheese
factory II present. prices OF cheese This
can be answered by the following record
OF q Cheminy county. New YORK farmer.
who gives the following milk statement /;
The average OF ten lIslstsiR COWS wss
eight thousand seven hundred and forty
pounds. while six OF them were but three
years old. The average Of the three cows
four years old and over was ten thousand
six hundred and seyenty-;hTee pounds.
In continuous record, n COW has made
ten thousand and nine;y-two pounds per
year TOR four consecutive years, while
another has given eleven thousand siE
hundred and eighty pounds for three years-
Very poor COWS not giving over five or
six pounds at a milking will not pay for
the hauling. but COWS like the Cheminy
farmers will pay even al the present low
prices.
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The Attorney Genera. has addressed a
letter TO Parliamentary Kooser, of this
county, in which he states that associate
judges are not entitled to and will not
hereafter receive any compensation for
services rendered at any other time or
place than in open court. and that Y c
there the salary shall not exceed $500 per
annum. This decision does away with
all fes for the hearing of writs, etc.
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at , O'Clock D. n, In Salisbury B1roagh. the fol
loving described real estate, va.
The farm Of Daniel EDckcs, containing 5S acres.
adjoining lands hate Of Peter Wilhelm, dec NIa-
masses kre.chman. Daniel Johnsoa. aad others I.
the buildings consist Of n good stone dwelling
house, bank barn. and other necessary outauiid-
ings; about 00aeres Of clearei Land IN I good state
of cultivation. OF which % are IN good meadow,
There Is opened on The premises a g1gt coal bank
Of excellent bl,uminDus coal ID gros wording con
dition. There Is also on the farm an excellent
quality Of irun ore, which atou1ds iu immeuse
quantities. The uncieareG land j. we'll timbcrcd
with white pine, henlock. oak and other Talu1blo
trees. There Is n large sugar camp % the farm.
with splendid Dciiities u. the manufacture Of
maple sugar. The Elklick creek runs through
the premises, a~iioriing ample water power Cor the
running Of machinery. A good saw mill. with
strong water power. Terms made known on day
Of sale.
SAMUEL T. LIGHTLY,
July II Assignee % Daniel Boekcs.
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''Go straight, young ma tHs maiden said.
And get your head sand -papercd;
For, by yon moon, III never wed
A feli.w with a frowzy head -
] c went. And nov the Ales delight
To ro0st upon him day and night,
And hum sweet praises as they bite.
ST. Louis Journal
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We would warn our brother editors
against one q. T.. Frederick, who calls
himself a publisher OF map guides from
Philadelphia long way from Pailadel-
phia. se suppose. He is drunken yaga-
bond, and exceeding slippery. Get his
money first and 40 his work aiterward.
lie is OF medium height, has dark hair,
and wears g dark moustache and
side whiskers. There are numerous hotel
keepers in this place and Dubois who
would like TO see the gentleman. Please
pass this around.-Cl6drfold Journal.
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Among the once familiar face to be seen
on our streets on Sunday wee Ed. f.
Earl. David Bayard, Charles Ackenhile,
A. i. Coffroth. DIR. A. p. Brubaker,
Lieut.. Alex. 0gle, and John p. Knable.
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let Cambria take a back seat and Bed
ford hang her head in shame. Somerset
has two brothers whose names are exactly
alike. A number of years ago there was
a family named Kreger living in Germa-
ny. The eldest son, Henry, in order 10
escape military service, left the country
and came to America. Nothing ha ing
been heard OF him for number OF years,
the parents thought him dead. and D med
their last son Henry. The family moved
to this county, and discovered the elder
Henry living on a farm here. When you
want Henry Kreager here you mus; say
little Henry" or "old Henry Little
Henry is in the neighborho0d OF sixty
years OF age.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TINE SALISBURY RAN ROAD,

VIII U III T|II-ITN II III FTTVF
MoSDAT MAY %, ISIS.
Notice IS hereby given that in accordance with
n resolution Of the Board Of Directors 81 the Sails
bury Rail Road Company. q m-eting % the stocs-
holders Of said company will be held az ifs Office
in Meycrs1aIe. Somerset County Pa on the 2sh
day Of July. ISIS. between the hours Of l. u-cla-k
N. and 3 O'Clock p ". Of said day Tor the purpose
VI holding an election to determine whether said
company VIII make and place a new mortgage ca
is road and franchises for the sum % one hundred
and nifty thousand dollars % secure that amount
Of bonds % be issued ami 70 take the place &c an
existing mortgageOn the said rad and frauchis
for the same amount which O. 10 De caneciei
John b. JACKSON.
hay - Secretary.
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On motion of A. IL. Coffroth, ESD, r..
Chew Jones. Esq of Cumberland, Nd,
was admitted 10 practice in the several
courts ot the county.
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Lieut. Alex 0gle, 17th United States In
iantry, stationed at Fort Abraham Lin
coin, is visiting friends and relatives in his
cid home.
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MARkIEH.

RHODES-Y0DER-June 10, 1878,
by Elder IL. Il. Holsinger, Mr.. Hiram X.
Rhodes 10 Miss Nancy Yoder, both of
Somerset Co, Pa.
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ssIGNEEs NOTICE.

Seth Wegiey and wife. Br0thersyaliey Twp
On the 2lst day Of June, ISIS. made p voluntary
assignment OF all their estate 10 Henry Rrant
for the benefit Of their creditors. All persons In
debted to the said Assignors will please make
Immediate payment. and those having claims or
demands will present them for settlement on
saturday, August 10, 1s7s'a the home Of AssignoTs
in said township.
HENRY BBANT,
July Assignee.
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The Huntingdon Ners says that igo
canal boat horses performed the remarka
bic leat on Tuesday evening last, OF trot-
ting oveF the II. & b. +. II. II. trestle at
that place ihs entire length without meet
ing with a m;sksP. They had to come
over a single plank no saCre than eighteen
inches wide in some PAGES. aad over the
railroad, canal and race bridges. Upon
reaching terra firma, they jumped down a
small embankment and ran up Sixteenth
street, evidently anxious to get away as
soon as possible from the scene Of danger.
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The Democracy are straining ever ef-
hfi 10 get On independent Republican
ticket into the field.
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The pic mic Of the colored people at
Confluence was a grand success, and alTs
quiet along the Yough.
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An account of the Fourth OF July Cele-
bralion at S~hanksville, together with a
speech by Rev. J. II. pershing. will be
found on the fourth page OF to-day's pa
per.
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1oU MUST CURE THAI CoUGH.-Witk
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. Ii has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all diseases OF Throat and
Lungs, il is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses viii relieve your child of Group,
ii is pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless
to the youngest child, and no mother can
afford TO be without it. You can use two
thirds OF a bottle and if what we say is not
true we viii refund the price paid. Price
10cts, Scots. AMI Sl.00 per bottle. II yonr
Lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo.
W. Benford, Somerset. Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, are You Consti-
pated, have you a Yellow skin, Loss OF
Appetite. Head Ache. ifso don't fail to use
SHIL0H'S SYSTEM YITALIZER. II
is guaranteed to relieve you, and viii you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
ON such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
70 cts. Sold by Geo. W. Benford. SOM
ersei, Pa.
Wells Persian Perfume 'HACKME-
TACK is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold
Geo. W. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
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COLO IN CHILDREN.

For children complaining OF
collie, headache, 81 sick stomach.
a teaspoonial or more will give
relief. Children, as wellas adults
eat sometimes too much supper or
cat something which does not
digest well producing sour st0m-
ach. heartburn. or r~estlessness: a
good dose OF Liver Regulator
viii give relief. This applies 10
persons 0 fallages. ltisthe cheap
est purest and best Family Med
icino in the world!