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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

FOR THE-
PublicP Printing
-toE THE-
State OF Missouri.

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC PRINTING.
JEFFERSON CITY May ~. 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received
by The Commissioners OF Public
Printing at the office of the s. cretary
of State of the State of Missouri,
until II o'clock NJ. on Monday, JuEc
21st, 1880, for executing the State
Printing for the term of two years,
from ana after the first day of July
next, i'll accordance with the provis-
ions of chapter al Of the Revised
Statutes of 1879.
The printing for the Staiei is divia-
ed into three classes, to be let i'll sep
arate contracts. rs follows:
First Contract-Fi Glass.
|. Proposals must specify the
price per thousand ems for the om
position Of all bills for the two
Houses Of the General Assembly, the
printing of all reports, and all
communications and other docu-
mcnts ordered by the General
Assembly,. or either branch thereof,
other than such as shall be printed in
pamphlet form.
2. The price per token for press
work tor the same.
second Snilifstft- Sttpllti ittSs.
/. The price per thousand ems for
the composition Of the journals Of
the Senate and House of Representa-
tivcs, and of such reports, commune
cations and other documents as enter
into and make Il part OF the Journals,
or the appendices thereto: all reports
and all communications and other
documents ordered by the General
I Assembly. or either branch thereof,
or by the Executive Departments, to
be printed in pamphlet form, to@eth-
cr with the volumes OF public uocu-
mcnts, the printing Of the general
and local laws and Joint resolutions.
2. The price per token for press
work for the same.
Third Contract-Third Glass.
l.. The price per thousand M for
the composition OF all blanks. cirrla-
lars and other work necessary for Iit,,
use Of the Executive Departments.
other than such as shall he printed i'll
pamphlet form.
2. The price per quirc for press
work for The saline.
Each proposal must he a~ccolnpani-
Ell by Il bond. executed ny the bid
der, with ut least two good and srltli-
rient securities, satisfactory to the
Commissioners OF Public Printing,
in the penal sun of $4,000, rondi-
toned for the faithful performance.
pursuant to said chaptcr,of such elias,
or CLASSES oftlic State printing IL may
be adjud@cdtO him.
MIcH'L IL. MrGRATH,
Secretary oiStatc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
City Ordinances.
BE ii e"octe'l By the city CD"ncH Of tie
Gin Of MericO-

BE ii e"octe'lb ythe city CouncH Of tie
CITY Of MeEic0-
SECTION J.. That ii is hereby de-
clarcd unlawful for any auctIoncer
Of goods, wares and merchandise. or
any vender of goods, wares, mcr-
chandi>c, meats, vegetables, produce
or commodity whatever. to occupy
any place or stand for the sale Of his
particular commodity in or on II
sidewalk, street or alley of The city
Of Mexico.
SEC. =. Any person or persons
violating Tie foregoing section, shall
be deemed guilty of 4 misdcnieapor
and fined not less than five nor more
than II hundred dollars for each Of
tense proven.
T. ). The foregoing section
shall not be so construed as to con-
iict with section 4 of chapter 8 of the
ordinances of the city.
SEC. A. That all ordinances, or
parts of ordinances, heretofore en-
acted, in conflict with the foregoing
sections. are hereby repealed.
! 1hls ordinance was not intended
to Interfere with any stock sales or
sales of stock on the public streets.
Approved this oath day Of May,
1886.
J.G. BASSFORD, Mayor.
j. +. GILLIAN, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
Order of sale adler school
lund Mortgage.


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March,, 1911, Il. ;. ~l'eAFN"i', hi
ms "'''i OF ii~i"F'2'@!, '"hE'H'i u"
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sup W HllH-'"n' range ~ F!Ghl :
township ('-l HiiH-iN"' range" "
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

mp by Alex. Read, living
i'll Loutre Township in Audrain
county, Mo, on thc eth day OF Apri,
1880. and posted before the under
signed justice, One bay mare, about
nine years old, fourteen hands high.
and blcmish i'll the left eye. No other
marks OF brands pcrcciyable, and
appraised at $50 by l.. +. Dyer and
Thomas Torrcyson.
A. W. TAPsCoTT,
Justice Peace, Loutrc Township.
May s, 1850. 7.2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
JOE & VIC BARTH.
NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE


NOTItE Is hereby given that |
AZ have taken charge OF the estate
of John y. Pearson, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them
TO me for allowance within one vrar
from the date hereof, OF they may he
prcciuded from any ncntit Of such
estate: and, If said claims be not rx-
iiibitCu within two Years from the
date of the publication o: this notice,
they will be forever barred.
5-lt -. T.. SHEA.
Public Administrators,
Andraln county, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

from my prcmiscs,three
animals-one Il bay tillcy. 2 years
old, II a dark gray iilley. l year old,
both with star in forehead, and one
bay stud mule, ! year old. ANY in
formation will be literally rev rded
by William Patton, s miles north of
Centralia, on Madison road. 7-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
NJ. -.

tsl I"gtS. at Ufil,r ftil'r. >ui,liNitri into exa
il-i.t-. Ap3il. iitti-' ift:'r. .is1 acres i~ir.iluN. IA
:t-r.~ Wnirr pi',N. lNy aCi'> tilittrI"i iGl>fnr4
tNt4 ~ilIttii frame iinst~t~. 1fnut Water iar;!tti..
rtV.k runs through farm. = Irp. ! ~lurk I.irtn ,up.'
i." miles northwest ii A"NIcr. rr..c SUN
HrF acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
NJ. II.

$50 acres riErrihttlnltt Land. an IN gui:ti &ilapa
l-' tvr1'r i'iLr 2rtN>. ltat ACRES IInl"thN. l@i acTr,
liiii'"r't pasture. htiaI', under I,!n~. al Nrfl
l'lt"rtl. good - story frame house l6NlS lrrt
Nlth ell th\2 feet. gan Zee lIuti>r. hEg.E iia4>-
~. E.trl luNott frrl MiIh basement ia, ~ .rs4.
iI"ttlA walter iuf Az PURPOSES. nnpruAr ntrnt,
trtiil llrn aud IA gu"ni shape. @,ett It.d. SIT
I4tlr hN" Iu!l"r north al M"\icu. "i county ruaa.
l'itr, - per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

w. +. Miller of Jefferson City,
formerly conductor and supcrintend-
ent Of the Jefferson City Branch, Is a
candidate for Railroad Commissioner.
He is Il practical railroad mar Of
over 80 years experience in the con-
struction and operation of railroads.
We know Of no better man for the
place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

1Et acre, ia ftrll. 2ri.t-I,N tilli" : llut!@t+ hence.
ta.lu ti4Nltrti lat, 10 ~ r. !!.!'fr. 1o"bt IL >t'fA
frame ANrtitl. : rooms. g"Ht barn AMI rr.hr.
...uu brrriu. rr"lrtrt. II acres timber. ii! "u'rt
Hand. Situated ifrtr t-s,l,inaI.t. .N'tiI.t!i c"tiHiA
Mo. Price -G.DJB.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

1mmmn H~ Mem~w w" M "E~"%~m
IhvErmh @Mwe0 5000 um%m fiji fmAGMym MFmgL mbmue State of Ms"mhm bedrock prices Also IM
Hmm yM g hEurA situate within Hmu Mn TIL wmGwaTA M ~mmnHnh nH purposes are mM
uyh mHnu hsM@T nDhwgG w ~Hap portion dyL mdRgsm:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

Grant is ''silent. Why? Because
he can't talk. Nor. does he have
time between drinks.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-08-18

fair play. IN all countries il is esteemed an
honor TO be employed in the public service.
1t is an honor taat should be open TO all:
qualifications AMI merit should be the test.
would not disp.; ce III. Faithful and efficient
officers who art. All TO duty and not TO politics
might be retained. But the sentiment once
In .of0ce alwar in office is to be repudiated.
Would you Sey f..the You ng men you need
not nope? The. are no Ositions for you?
Wnen those who are now shall die their
sons are ready to tax their places? 1t polite
as IL Is osay TO all merit snal be rewarded.
II Is wei that sometimes fresh blood shall
now into the veins and arteries OF the public
service.
We nov have the hope and prospect of good
times again. The Republican leaders claim
tile credit for it. will close my address by
reading the devout and leverential acknowl-
edgement OF God blessing upon our country
made by the late Democratic Convention of
this State:
During the past few years our country
has been blessed in a nigh degree with favora-
Ole seasons, and the production of our valua-
bic staples has been enormously in excess of
our own consumption. We have sold to for
eign countries many hundred millions more
than we have purchased from them GOLD and
silver has come to us; business confidence has
been restored, and we have the hope and
promise OF good timos again. In all this we
recognize the Dlessi ng of God upon our conn
try, and we denOunce II as false and blasphem-
Gus when partisan leaders claim that this is
the work OF their hands. aud that the people
should be thankful to them and not grateful
TO Heaven for our returning prosperity.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-08-18

Ralph p Howe, foolish Grant man in
New York State. an ex-soldier and Repub
lican, wrote to Chairman McPherson: You
ask me for SIS to help elect man that was
nominated by a party of politicians that
issued orders and stationed pickets to pre-
vent crippled soldiers from entering the
building where the Republican Convention
was in session, and for the only reason that
they were the supposed friends OF General
Grant. You have got your man; now elect
him. Do not oall upon me for assistance.
My vote and Influence in the present CAM
paign, and my money also, shall be given In
Hancock"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-08-18
Pennsylvania Democrats United
lPlttsburg Post.l

Three Republican morning papers and
three Republican evening papers are bend
ing their editorial and reportorial energies
to prove there Is dissension in the Demo
cratic party in Allegheny County. Ait
stu uff and nonsense. Division 10 impossibl
disbursement improbable. fBenty-iv
thousand votes for Hancock. rs our part II
carving Pennsylvania for the hero OF Get
tysburg, is the notch We ere climbing 70 an
will reach.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-08-18

land County, urging me to use my efforts to
get him to speak in that County at as ear va
day as possible. He will be elected, mind
that, and by handsome majority
, 1880-07-18

dau Rsots@o INDUCES in the following character
israc rcfectious: "Those who contend that
mytha require long peftoa Eng eng rch soil of
vro,li 10 well to compare carefully the current
Amcrican belief and tho representations Of
nopt;f1r American histories respecting the Wnr
Of Independence with inc ucsual Iaets OF the
tenSerarv ee rooort1s, There Is probably not ono
American in tan who realizes the fact TINT
Bunker's Hill was not only not an american
victory. but Z combat OF mn:1 thop no European
ica1l militia simply he'd their own 80 long as
fhnv were secure behind entertainments, shell
tered by which thoy could SHOOT down the Brit
ish without danger to tne1sghs' e,,rht ana tnat, rs
niensantly near, the patriots took to their heels
Rut there are two general tfhIhs, which no
nne who hus studied the history Of the
war can doubt, which 4as1 10, anG 4p;a oeon 50
ai,oe h0a proyails. @ Nearly halt the people Of the
colonies were avcrse to the rupture p With tho
mother county, ana naed M ony Few soe1S ~ noa a
ea,ra % Tar- sict,tet1 }eaders-intendcd that the
r1pture should be tinal. These Iacts may in no
small uensure- account tor ING iaeE or fore
s:xht Loyalty ana nad,cf not araiv ~ Gon
70 t the he ReyoIn:ionary finance. che southerners
il he late War voted nno fene @ tg1 eah Is
neiS Iarx popiaon Or @ perished in the Hold or the
hesnfsni: three -fourths Of their wealth was sue
rIft.od almost without q murtnur. During the
Var of III tng m nosh G,uT IT. vas Is
ex1rnct from the pockets OF well-to-do farmers
and fhrfyfng merchants a single dollar toward
tho expenses Of tho struggle: states and cirl-
zcns alike systsmatcany Mslstsa Gsery meas s.
provide for tho needs Of the artny, and subse-
auently for the redemption OF public credit"
, 1880-07-18
THE NARRAGANsETT INVESTIGATION. -

New LONDON, Conn.,: July 17.-Ihe in
vestigation into the sinking Of the steamer
Narragansett, Of the Stoning1on' Line, by her
sister buat, Stonington, began to-day. Will
lam Young, Of Jersey City, a pilotfor twenty
Eve years, and, at the time of the collision,
master OF the Narragansett, told the story Of
the disaster on the night Of June TO-, and of
the efforts Of himself and the officers and
crew to save life. It was: the first time lie
had been in command. The reason the idea
got abroad that the officers did not assist In
launching boats was that they were not in
uniform, being called up SO suddenly, and
therefore were not recognized as such BY the
passengers
The ecross-examination:o :of Capt. Young was
postponed till Monday In consequence Of an
attack of chiIls end fever.
Fiac'slc, acting chicf-engineer of the Mar
Tagan3ctt at the time Of the disaster, was
examined, and testified he had license only
to act as assistant engineer.
Capt. Sye, Of the Stonington, said at one
time he expected 10 have to beach his boat, it
was leaking so badly, , .
, 1880-07-18
heat and overdriving, and another was ruined
| from the same cause. Mule colts are seldom Of

heat and orerdriving, aud another was ruined
from the same cause. Mule colts are seldom Of
much account.
The jnst-too-nfce-for-anyt personal col
umr Of tho New York Post announces that
Mr.. Richmond, the celebrated pitcher Of the
Worcester and Brown Base Ball Cuos, will bo
a member Of the Harvard Medical School next
season."
It must be extremely gratifying to hr.
Chung How, the late Chinese Ambassador to
Russia, now unucr sentence of death, to know
TINT bis execution has, in Difference to his rank
been postponed until December, that being the
time OF the year for fashionable hnngfngs.
We see by an exchange that "Col. Dwight
II. Bruce, city editor of tho Syracuse JouT'1at,
has been appointed General Of the Tenth
Brigade OF the National Guard Of New York" )"
It is to be hoped that enough Majors and Cnp-
tains are left around the Office to get up the Po-
lice Court items
The New York TTib1tno recently remarked
n,onarchs are seldom happy" and when we saw
an announcement In the same issue that Joseph
Cook was going to Europe for year any 1urther
search for a cause for their sadness during the
next twelve months was rendered unnecessary
utthis out, girls, and paste it in your hats:
4 marriage hns been arranged between Lord
A1gernon Percy, youngest son Of the Duke OF
Northumberland. and Lady Victoria Edgcumte,
eldest daughter Of the Eprl Of Mount Edgcunbc,
and granddaughter Of the Duke Of hbercorn, r.
G. Aren't these names too perfectly sweet for
ANYTHING?
, 1880-07-18
THE SEASON At CAPE MAY.
So,rfuf pfspateh to 1'hk Chicago IT

CARE MAY, n. j., July 1.-THE visit OF
Ealtimore,s crack regiment, the Fifth Mary
land for a ten-days' encampment has brought
to Cane May thousands of guests who to.
NIGHT crowd to repletion the large hotels and
mark the hight Of the season. 1.-THE regi-
ment. 400 strong, under command OF W. H.
& Burew,nn, arrived at O'Clock this morn
ing and found its tents pitched. They made
a Great parade, and then pitched into break
fast which had been prepared under the d.
rection of detachment sent down in ad-
fnrn,, hsra crowds, and tonight dress parade was
Witnessed vi by thousands Of people. The
StncSton Hotel is shelterlng q thou
sand guest ands Congress Hall half
as many. The hops were never more
crowileti. Among the guests are Robert A.
sIJG and larry T. Packer aud mother, Airs. Asa
, 1880-07-18
LOCAL POLITICS.

SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
. A regular meeting Of Seventh Senatorial
Repuhlican Club was held yesterday after
noon In the club-room of the Grand Pacific
Hotel. There were about fifty present, rep
resenting about all the towns In the Seventh
District. John Sidle presided. -
The following resolution waB unanimously
adopted:
ntsoluel. That We. the members Of the Sew
epth Senatorial Club here assembled, cherish IN
nbidtnv faith in the wisdom, llscfalness, and
patriotism Of the Republican party as the gov
erniug and guiding force OF this free and Gu
lighted Nation; and further
Of tho Eatlonal Republican Convention, and
hereby ratify the nomination OF James 4. Gar
field and. Chester A. Arthur as the candidates
for the Offices OF President and Vice. President
to assure their election BY full and untram-
mclrd expression Of the will Of the people ut the
bAlIot-box.
On motion Of Seth Hanchett, it was decid~
ed to recommend to the Legislative Commit
tee to hold the primaries Aug. Il, and the
District Convention Aug. 1G. -
After conference as to the best methods OF
conducting the campaign, during which the
statement was made that there were from
enth District which had never been brought
out, it was decided to Instruct the Execu-
tive Committee to proceed at once to devise
ptans for tie thorough organization Of the
District, with a view to carrying on vigor-
GUS campaign.
mediate organization Of Garfield and Arthur
clubs in every town in the district.
The Club then adjourned, subject to call.
, 1880-07-18
Milan, Mich, July 3, 1873.
CUIiCURA RES0LYERT

Cleanse. the Blood: Eesn1ates the Stomach.
Bowels, sAEd Urinary Organs
This qrcat b1ood-puri.icr liver stimulant. and
vegetable invf9orant cieanscs the system Of GIL
impurities of tho blood, regulates the stomach.
izcs, and cectritic5 every tiuid OF the body, and
cures nll diseases that originate in q Vitiated
condition OF the blood, whether Inherited Or
externul evidence Of blnod diseases, eats away
dead skin and tiesh heals sores ulcers, and every
species of itching and irritating skin and scalp
discaseg, when the blood hus been purified with
the Resolveut Cuticuia cures humors Of the
scalp, reproduces, softens- and bcautfhes the
huir beyond the possibility Of any other remedy
most elegunt toilet, bath, and nursery luxury,
cleanses soothes, heals, and restores the skin to
It's original wh!tencss and beauty. Cuticura
Shaving Soup Is the first medicinal soap prepared
expressly tor shaving, and IS oxtravagnnuy
praised By gentlemen.
, 1880-07-18

The following letter from Prot. James Gill.
the distinguished teacher of vocal music, Is
given in illustration of the tone of letters
bearing upon the same point from nearly
every eminent musician In the country:
W. ". himball, Esq.-DEAR SIR: It gives
me pleasure to state that l have used the Hal
let, Davis g. Co.'s pianos for the past seven
years In my vocal classes, and find them in
every way satisfactory. The upright. which
I purchased for my own use, regard as ex-
ceedingly fine, both in quality Of tone and
action It has stood in tune equal to any
square OF grand have ever seen.
JAMES Gull
, 1880-07-18

- FURTHER Investigation of the circum-
stances OF the late duel in South Carolina show
1hat Shannon was wholly innocent victim Of
tnc code He had given no ofense. 1t was not
nc. Tut his associate counsel, who drew up tho
lesal document charging fraud upon the sister
u tash He acted only in professional capacity,
ano ~as concerned in the case chiefly us coun-
se1of. II the rule that called him to account
prevailed In this section Of the country some of
me busiest lawyers in Chicago would now be
looking for other situations.
, 1880-07-18

rpr cable dispatch stating that the H.
...r ~ Ttcodor Mommsen at ChurlottenbuTF.
n.,r ncr.in, has been destroyed By fire, calls
.'r-t rbts comment frx'm the Boston Adccstiser:
prof Momnsen is generally known as the
most authoritative historian Of ancient Rome
1a1,sn naa Jurisprudence. the undsputed leader on
'; s,,asf;ons connected with Latin inscriptions,
sn snd I1ho The must experienced collector of every.
M ,aas literary and arssoosea so ; connected 1i;c Cd
ms'd W. 'dd,sstution. He is known to have had valua-
lie k rslImpse1s early 1nanusc1tpts lists OF in-
scap,iors, M and notes innumernbls on everything w
.a.,s md ita relics II uli this has been de-
sIroyed ST. the loss is indeed irrcparable-
The library contained 1900 rolumes- 1t is
lid ths. Prof, Mommsen himself WAS injured in
c,,enpttng to save some OF his manuscripts
, 1880-07-18
SKIN HVSa0R,


CoverlnR the Upper Part Of the BODY. Skin
: Eopre=-t,olorcd.
3fessrs Weeks s. potter-(;enrlenen: I have
been afflicted with Il troublesome skin disease
covering almost completely the upper part OF
my body. causing my skin to assume copper
colored hue. It could be rubbed oft like dam
end tho 1ncst Intense suffering. I have used
blood purifiers. pills. and other advertised rcme-
dies, but experienced no relief until procured
carelessly and irrc@ulurly, cured me, allay.ing
that terrible itching and restoring my skin TO its
natural color. a,. wilin:; to Nuke affidavit to
S. q. BUXTON.
Milan 4Yfoh J,,1v z 1872
, 1880-07-18

DAVID NEAL, the American artist, so well
known in Chicago, has discovered musical
prodigy in bis own son, aged years. The boy
h.enn composing music about a year ngo. when
be WAS years and ! months old. without ever
having had any instruction. The music ex-
presses exactly his temperament, as it is of q
decidedly melancholy character" Mr. Neal
has consulted the very best authorities In
musical matters, and there has been but one ex-
preston Of astonishment that child Of that
age, without the least knowledge Of the laws OF
harmony, could produce anything so correct in
form.
, 1880-07-18

AEEADEE of the Cincinnati Gazette pro
mounds this startling inquiry:
Tha Hon. Wjliiam H. English, Democratic
osnd3da1e for yice- President, Is widower- His
an rr<cntly married Annie Fox" an itinernut
yaricty actress. Sow. II Hancock. who is OF
st,oplcctic build, should be elected and die be-
4rc fhe crd Of bis term, and English succeed to
In Presidency. would 'Annie Fox" appear
,,non the stage Of the White House In the r6le
II u First Lady Of the Eation"7
Ths Gdzette replies as follows:
We do not know whether Miss Fox would
re,cn in the White House in the event OF Mr.
rnoijsh succeeding to the Presidency. The duty
world naturally devoive upon her; but people
have prejudlces, and Mr.. English might share
Them.
, 1880-07-18
GuIIcURA REMEDIES,
FINANCIAL.
Little Chief nining Company,

Room No. 81 Doseel Binding, lis Broadway.
NEW YORK. July Il. 1Sn-
The Board OF Trustees have this day de-
c1arcd MONTHLY DIVIDEND (No. 81
Of one per cent on the TEN MILLION
DOLLARS t$1o,ooo,ooo) Capital Stock OF
this Company, amounting to ONE HUN,
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS t$1oo,ooo)
OF Fifty Cents per share, out OF the slxtn
months net earnings, payable at the Mining
Trust Company on the z4th inst.
Transfer Books will close July goth, and
reopen July 26ta.
, 1880-07-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Our greatest trouble when sick Is to
find something to eat or drink which VIC can
relish. The weak aud disturbed condition OF
diet Beef -toa or xruels do not tilt the bill The
stomach Is often 50 irritable rs to reject every
thing. Nnusen and fever rob US of our rest; We
are in q state Of terrible discomfort. Reader, il
consolnte condition, recollect that Arends
Kuulyss, the medium grade. fresh from the ice,
will calm your stomach and your brain, give
you nourish1nent and comfort, and In doing this
It gives you time to rest and sleep, and sleep is
Natures pTeat re6tOrer,
, 1880-07-18
SCR0FUL Gus HUM0R.

Hon. William Taylor, fsn&ton. State Senator
Of aIuxsnchusttts, sa ~ Of 411a Cuse-
"After three months use Of tho CutIc1ra
Remedies, and twelve years OF as constant suf-
as WIS ever endured. cnn say that am cured,
and pronounce my case the funst remarkable on
that have stopped, men on the street who were
afflicted, and told them to get the Cuticurt REM
odies and they would cure thesu. This IS why
am so grntefui to you, for believe them to be
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