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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02
THE PLATFORM ON WHICH
MIR. GOODNOW STANDS.
IN THE 1-orrrs oE rur srrrvrr

~ THE TOTEEN OF THE SEVENTH
NATORIAL DISTRICT:
Tie Independent Executive Com
mittte take this method Of addressing
the people If the Seventh Senatorial
District, to explain the motives and
purposes which actuate them in pre-
senting an independent candidate for
the important office of State Senator at
the approaching November election,
believing that all fair-minded people
will agree with us, III sentiment ut
least, that there is Il moral and polit-
zeal necessity tor sucl, action at the
present time. We ask ill such to Join
III the movement. and aid in making it
effective in checking the evil tenden-
cies Of political parties as organized
and co 1trulled under existing party
rules and regulations.
We are opposed to what is called
''machine politics" or 'tossism" in
every form and shape. The rule which
requires every man to support his par.
~ ticket is wrong, and though in for.
mer times it was an element Of party
strength. it las worked badly. 1t is
to"''d I" !'r III nnGisputtd fact that it
gives. the control and the manage.
iMeht into tie hands nf i few. who are
often artuated b; selfish and improper
motives. And. rs Il natural result. it
has grown into u system If political
brokerage, Ivy which official position,
prefrrment. privilege and favor are
bought and sold rs commercial com.
lnOtlities
We believe that the intlict ion vf pen-
alties for the violation of said party
rule, by reading Mt'l, out of the party,
removals from office, etc. etc, is ex-
treme|y reprehensible. and that il
ought To be 0iscOuntel,ahced il, every
reasona;'.s way.
That the exersise Of such authority
by officials is arbitrary and oppressive:
that 1t Is jntel'tled to lave and often
does have the effect to iMtimidate, ter
rOrlZe ami stOerce voters into support.
ing unworthy men and improper meas
ures; that it is AN unjust and unreas-
enable int rftral.ce, u tAmperinQ with
the ballot. which, ~ not legitimate aud
not III keeping with the spirit ut free
institutions. and that 1t canhot be safe
~ tolerated by Il free people We firmly
believe.
It is clearly apparent that no perma-
nent political reform can lie establish.
cd without first deilOuncing that sys.
ten of political brokerage which re-
q"'res the people to surrender their
own identity. opinions and preferences
TO The keeping 1T INSCRIPTIONS. vacil-
lat,"e and intriguing politicians in
power. 60 .. s
Class legislation, hv which certain
parties. corporations and persons are
accorded PRIVILEGES and exemptions
which, impose an unequal burden of
taxation upon the people. prevails to
an alarming extent. While we would
encnnra ea private and public enterpris.
es, il Iuilding up manufacturing es-.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02

Why Welcome. makes Flor
estOm Cologne welcome on every ]ady's
toilet table is its lasting fragrance aud
rich, fOwevy Odor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02

Establishments. means Of transnOrta fion.
IN. w0niti yiao,., NV onnose, anvs
and iii unfair disari,n ination nfiectingg
nninaflv the rioIt : q, int..resf. and ros =.
spo,,siGlltties 81 tax payers IS.
Whila wa'1nml6 81 81, n l,en ~ k.,,,,aa
Of officials. encoura oe and q sin,orf
them in actine hnnnrahlv .,va rs et,vvs
tile right rs ceils,,rss. ciiscsrd ana do.
nounce even tiIo,a 81 sn,lr o,sn srhnic..=
81 they vary or nttem,,t Ia wander , firm
the paths az rectituds and ofiiciali nr "a.
priety. They accept nosition' FL viii, :
distinct knowledge Of the fact that.
their official etanllinp shall Is mraanr.
ed solely by tie merits 81 <lrn s, 81.
their otficial acts, 1 &
We intend faithfully To- 81 olort
measures and principles - above 'iudi-
Gated, and we ask our friends. Ia en-
dorse ard support &c tie ballot INK
such general nrinciDlea and. meas,,,e. 4
and men for Officisl nov linn 3. 1tl,eir
own iailcmant an i cnascienc... 81, e,,,....,,,a
rs being correct nnti nrn,er irrerin.5
all others. .iependlme wholly IN fIeiiix
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IT'S 1900 r1--Ec -:::** I-:z:->: 7 Iz.1zc:D
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02

MAPS. I'VE have supply of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
Office should have one. No family
should hs. without this map. Ket 1s the
baby quiet and smOOtlles the wrinkles
out Of your wtfe's temper.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02
THIS NEW EsA?
IL
Chicaqo& Northwestern RY

in ion
Chicago aud all Of the Principal Points the West
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02
DIR. Ora F2rS EOsIyI0x.

How She Saved Her Darline.-'.I
shall not feel 8" nervous again about
lasbys' tettling.'' writes Il grateful
mother. 1--WE almost lost our darling
fr,,m cholera infantnm, but happily
heard Of Paiker's Ginger Tonic in time.
a few s,nM,nfnlls soon cured baby. and
nm occnsi'.,.al dose keeps ,s il good
l,t,el.::. ~ - - brooklyn Mother,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
LATEST FASHgON FOR SWELL PEoPLB.

Swell people in Washirgton no longer
co to the dressing rooms to remove
their wraps at evening parties, but take
their footmen along, and they stand in
the hall and serve the purposes of clothes
pegs till the party breaks. up and tae
guests vanish to their homes. A rev
Of footmen in the hall, heaped to the
cockadcs of their hats with the furry
and luxurious opera cloaks of their
employers, is the customary sight at
all great entertainments, a'i the certain
index of the distinguished character of
the guests Tho Presidents men re-
move his overcoat and hands him his
crush hat IN the twinkling Of an eye.
The members of the Cabinet, Supreme
Court, and especially the diplomats, are
similarly attended and, as the fashion
has an Increased following each season,
it will soon be problem for the hos
tess to find room for all these animated
hat-racks that, hold the habits of great
ness. People who haven't footmen
borrow, we suppose, of their neighber
who have such lackeys on hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
moLaEs CT nEEEDITT.!

In bis tribute 10 RalEh Waldo En-
erson, DR.. Oliver Wendeil Holmes
said when life 50 exceptional as
that which has jast left our earthly
cempanionshIp appears in any group Of
our fellov-eIestursS, We naturally ask
how such well-reeognized superiority
came into ke:-s. We loak f0r ths re&-
son OF such an existence among It's an
tecedents. some of which We can reach,
as, for instance, the chersctsristics OF
the race, the tribe. the family. The
forces OF innumerable generations are
represented in the individual, move
especially those Of the last century or
tive. Involyed with these, inexpli-
cable, insoluble, is the mystery Of mys-
teries, the mechanism CT personality.
No such personality as this which vas
lately present with us the outcome OF
cheap maternity and shallow mother
hood. 1 may seem to utter Hiber-
nian abzurdity may recall lively
couplet which has often brought
smile at the expense OF our good city
nayLI hope shall not-ofend the
guardians of ancient formulate, sigilsnt
still as watchdogs over the bones OF
their aeshless symbols, but must be
permitted to say that believe TIE sec
ond birth may preeede that which NE
consider as tho first. The divine reno
vatiou which changes the half-human
animal, the cave-dweller, the cannibal,
into the servan, Of God, the friend, the
SenefactOr, the law-giVer of his kind,
may, believe, be wrought in the race
before II is incurnated in the individual.
1t may take many generations of chosen
births to work the transfol nation, but
what the old chemists called conoba-
ton Is not without its meaning fer
vital chemistry life must pass through
Tn alembic of gold or of silver many
times before IFS current can possibly run
quite clear. A New Englsnier has
right to feel happy, if not proud, if
be can quarter his ccat of arms with
the. bands of an ancestry Of clergymen.
Eight generations OF ministers preeed-
ed the advent of this prophet of eur
time. There is 10 better flint to strike
fire from than tie old nn6ule of Puci-
tapism. Strike it against the steel Of
self,asserting civil freedom, and we get
flash and flame such as showed our
thiee-hilled tewn to the lovers ct liber-
ty all over the world. An ancestry OF
, ministers, softened out Of their old
/. world dogmas By the same influences
, which set free tie Colenies, is the true
E Brahminism of New England"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
n,Ts OF wIsDoa.

Learning makes man tii company
for himself
That man lives twice v hn lives the
flrst life well.
Poetry comes nearer the vitsl truth
than history.
Wisdom is to the soul what health
is to the body.
The dignity OF truth is lost with
much protesting.
Sin may be claSped so close We can
not see its face.
1t is the sunshine i,self which
makes every shadow.
To see what is right and not to do
It is want of courage,
Reasoa is the test of ridicaie-noi
ridicule the test Of truth.
Trifles makes perfection, but per
fecuen itself is not trifie.
The man who dies hard IS the man
who conquers Fortune.
Hoaors come by diligence riches
spring from economy.
One forgives everything 10 one
who furgives himself nothing.
Present evils always seem greater
than those that never come.
The man who never excites envy
never excites admiration.
Recollection is the only paradise
from which We cannot be turned out
Words are the adulterated skin
milk of life, while example Is th'
pure cream.
If you want ''to get left" in Wal
street, wait for the lowest Price 4
buy and highest to sell.
Impoliteness is derived from jus
two sources indifference to the Di
vino aud contempt of the human.
The trouble and VERY and wea
and tear that comes from hating pee
ple makes hating unDrefitable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
Tgg go rnnaRr az csssrsssrlar.

Koch has examined for 6aciE the
expec,ctatiaa Of people suffering from
pulmonary phtbisis, and has found
them in grsat abundance. Such q
spu,am, wien injected into tie c:rcu-
lat:eu ol au animal, quickly produced
tubsfcu'sr diaease TEe xpeeterstlen,
on tie otter bard, of non -DitIfiscal IN
divi1aalz contained no bacilii, ard did
not irinre the health of an animal In.
ocuietad With II. Another point cf
coa,ilerable in,sfest FIR the pTactition-
sr II. ihat tie 5Acil.i i not lose their
vitality wben dried; for phtbisical
sputaul which has been kept dry for
two, foar or eight weeks was az capa-
bic as ever of producing tubercls IN
aninssIs into ~Llch il had been inject
Ell. Koch's observations are, therefore,
of tho greatest vzlae; and with the
precise knowledge Of the contagium Of
tuberaele which he has placed at cur
disposal, If fully confirmed, We will be
warranted in believing that We are
within measurable distance Of pre-
venting and ArrestiDg one Of the mcst
fatal maladics 70 which the human
race is gnbject.
Other BAcilli succumb to the toxic
action OF many Of the antiseptics; the
bacilii Of taberacle will doubtless prove
an exception. TIE main difficulty viii
lie with the imperTneability Of the hon
~. cuiar tubeTcu!sr a0dGle, IN which
tie iaciili afe embodied, TO the aBtsep-
.ic. With sufficiently volatile ard
difiusise antisep;ic this difficulty may
be overcome, aud tfieTcie lie placed
AHopc the rnore cnra bic diseases.
IL tho CeafruiJLqttJ T. d. 1fsd., Hissesa.
April ! 9Th, which has jast come to hand
Professor Baumgarteu, of BoEigs5erg,
claims, after two years offruitless study
70 have at ieneth succeeded In detect
ing innanerable masses Of genuine rod
bsceteris, not cnlyin TIE center, bat
also in the peri qhery Of tubular nodsles
produced IN animals By inaculation OF
tuberculous Of the pleur4 and PeFicardi-
um. In 1880, In the BeTliner KIN,
| FocEesl, lie sugges,ed that tuberculosis
was due to a parasitic organism, iut
that he had not becn able, by actual IN
speciion, to verify his opinion. Barni-
gar;en dates bis communication Agis
3d-koch's paper kaviag appeared Cd
March 30th-and states that. two
weeks before Koch's paper vas publish
ed, be bad already deEnsn@trated the ex-
isience ef the baclerinm Of tuberculosis.
Ills methods differ from tbCse Of Koch,
and his description Of the organisms IS
no. identical, bat tho two accounts s1f
Geientiy coincide 70 render It probable
that the same okisct Is referred -, and
,he Independence Of the methods and
similarity Of results servo To render the
remarkable observations Of both Koch
and Baumgarten worthy Of greater cen
fidence.-Hsdical Getcs, Pki!cdsldhia,
Hay I3Lh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
CjEsOIs FA1TS.

Ans, always wasing war on each 9TH
er, Rre said 20 distinguish friend from
foe by tho odo..
One and half million barrels Of
salt are annually received in Chicsgo
for meat preserving.
Assassin, asssssinate ana their de-
rivatives come from hasheesh, the Arab
ian word Cor hemp.
Bort in kind Of diamond Of im.
perfect capitalization and generally Of
a spherical shape, but without regular
cleavage.
Analysis of pumpkins show that the
riud of the vegetable is nearly three and
a half times as rich in ahuminoids a.
the flesh.
A proposal has been made to treat
yellow fever hy artificial cold, in urdei
to kill the poisonous germs Of the dis
ease.
The year 1881 will he long remem
bered for its earthquakes. No. since
1912 has there been such wide circle
of terrestrial disturbances.
Chica, liquid which, ia Peru, is
handed round like coffee after n sails, is
prepared from maize moistenal and fer
mented by rnastication.
A board sawed from catalpa log,
which had lain on the ground for l0G
Years, was found to ba sorpd, fair and
susceptible of a good polish
Hn Gormlny. sawdust is combined
with glue or some other binding mater
ial, tho result being a plasti, mass
which is pressed in moulds, into doo1
knobs, piano keys and various other ar
ticles.
In seventy five cases out Of every
hundred the lower limbs OF human sub
jects are Of unequal length. The inc
quality varies from one-eight of a
inch to an inch, the average being one
fourth.
In the soIsheea part Of Delaware
a swamp from which for many year
past cypress logs have boen tskenout b
sbingle makers at depth OF fifteen fet
below the present surface which
covered by a thrifty forest.
The emerald WAS once believed t
possess wonderful qualities IL was sup
posed to be good for the eyes to serv'
taken internally, as an antidote tspois
ons, and tho bita of serpsnts, All t.
cure the plague and infectious fevegs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
POPLAR SCIENCE.

Tho tarozysms Of tbose saleriue
from l0ckja~ ara always more freqseni
and violent BY day than hy night.
InGarnm ,tion Of the middle ear, oftcr
resulting in chronic deafness, IL fee
quent consequence of surfhathirg.
A lighthouse of New Sou.h w4le;
has an arrangement for tie ne Of gsa
in clear westher and Tie electric iiahI
when cloudy.
Scientists uo@ coDes&s that PARTS ci
Kansas, the adjoining States Of biis
gonri, Iowa and Nebraska were once
covered by fresh water lake.
Tho ruby, sapphire and topaz are
sin,ply notifications Of one substance
aIunina, which, as clay, forms great
part Of the eartl,'s surface.
4 plant known a. '.beargrass" growi
in tho Southern States, the Gbre eI
which ia believed 10 be suited to The
manufacture Of ropes and b2gging.
Rocks intermarry for some genera.
tiong, aud If black lover brings home
foreign bride they ere forced to build
a neat in . tree AZ some distance from
the family.
The voncm q tie colrs of India il
comparatively harmless when taken
into the ftcinach, though when intro.
duced ints tl.e 81 y-;eDi Il often cAgse'
death 10 tao hours.
Wofiu,r employed in nail manu-.
factories ate liable 10 contract a dis
ease known - paIlrt} consumption
eausel by the iefesis Of iron particle:
ia the cells ef the inngs.
New platinum cracibles gafl,w a
greater or less degree in weight whe1
heated, bat IL is found that after they
have been heated numbcr cf times nC
such change occurs.
Te prevent the hair from falling oui
the commoa application in Orisnta
countf!,s 8 he bruised bulbs Of th,
Asph2as'ps t,eijoslts, garlic or onions
anxcd viii gunpowder.
Tie Paris mgteoroloeists are send
ing up balloons equipped with tier
m9rncte,s and other apparatus, 10 make
otse, gsiisns conceiniDg the region
aod currents Ct the urfer sir
l. Is recommended that sickly pottec
plants IL sfenehed witch water beateo
70 Is5s { has the effect Of rsmovin:
from tie roots poisonous sc:d sccfe
,icus ~Lich n'ay have accumulated
;bsic.
saturated .,lasiou Of sulphaie o.
-eplssg In wa.as j. recommended as ih'
ehrsJ.e-. and bns. thing for writing o.
zinc Labels The writing should b,
done vilA hardwood stile o. a blum
as pon.
The muscular nsbsteuce ef llo body
Occupying about two f.ths the oalir'
weight, Ia compo sed ef carbon, hydro
gen, OK gen, nitrogen, IN distinction t
the fFs which contain sEiy carbon
hydrogen aad oxysen.
Oae Of the Gi-cts Of tie intoxica.in.
fuueu. used is The Tartars Is Al errens
ous perception Of space. \ persoi
under its influence will take juan
stiicient to clear the trunk Ct nc
whes he only wishes 10 step avf:
straw.
The old Cauard steamship Persi
was enc Of the finest steamships aaoa
in hor day vet she required six ton
Of ccei to carry ton OF freight acro'
the Atlantic. To-day the Arizona col
sumss ons-fifth Of ton of ceal to 4 to
of freight.
IL is calculated by BE i. Tylor ths
the land is denueded by the action of Il
sea and the rivers at the rate of one fo'
in a thousand years. Hs holds, ther
fore, that the deltas Of the grsa. river
were formed when the rainfall VI
greater than nov, later than the POI
poliocsre age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
MOTIFS es EDUCATION.


Princeton College is to have school
Of fine arts.
The "apoller" still pieEc. ibsd for the
usc Of the puolic schools in Allegheny,
Penn, is the venerable ote publisi cd
in 1866.
Miss Gladstone, daughter Of the
English Premier, will probably he
elected Principal Of the hourishing la.
dies College at Cambriige.
The average daily attoudAacs ~ tho
public schools Of Chicago for tho past
month was 46,782, tho who'o number
enrolled being G5,038.
The man who gays s1G1 .0C0 for a
new building fpr tia Hsryard law
Sahsel Laa- I-i-AI !.i4 liiL Ia z13G. 600
II appearing that This 4uui wili he mead
ell
The Prosa'sncs of sear.aigLtedsess
among French school childre is at
tributed to the thinneas aud gmallnsss
Of the type Of the text books they usr.
John d. Phiiorick, fsr many years
Superintendent of the Boston schools
has gone to Denver, Ca, - study it's
public schaols and the ~ of sduca-
tion tbors pursued.
General George B. lieCleI!en sad
DR.. w. &. Prime bsys Been appointed
by the Princeton College Trustees the
drst Directors Of sbe proPo,el school
OF fine arts st that ira,itntion.
The Minnesota Normal ssh33l4 have
been instructed 10 rr"pars their stu
dents to teach tks e'e,neuis of social
aud moral science, including temper
nne-, health, purity. c!eanliness, polite.
seea, patrioiiaHa. seIfr-sree', conscicnce.
etc.
When AL IRE youns lE.l..s ~ho are
sailing for Europe 10 ''1oinplete their
musical education IN order to qualify
theinso,tes a. ueacLera' retura 70 this
country what is . fe'ono Of thenl
There are rcs pu'as ~r6psh 20 20
round.
Tho rec Il. aroppiaE Gse:k fce m
the course Of the b.na4gkes High
school Is not surpoaed - Le = trium ph
Of tho sci@nrilis over the clsrs.csl teach-
Ing, bat merely yielding ~ circumstances
The numbe,a par4uiag ths ssa,iy in the
school have ,Crn ;oJ email - warrant
I itA cbstinpancc. 4 Gsrmas ca, is 20
bs orsanz4} in ths schosl.
The G.ri'a L4.iA Sehool IA Bls.or.
which bsg.n i's work forr years ago
With . class Of t.F+at~ eight, nor his
/ 10 iupi.=. Tie;e ste ouly eight
v4r;a l31s he ees~en ih- course os tbls
sea.Hll aai lhst u ftr Eofs' Latin
School, sai ua ji.EcaI,y ni- been found
20 carrying It 'bropgh cl>ily without
d, stag o. requiring uadns Application
'-aoa tae g.'i>
a YsHne mciic.I student at Eowsoin
/ Cd~.- oue. asked Professor Cleveland
. u taass were no. some more recent
/ worss OF ana..my than those in the
college library. Young man. s4id
the Professor, measuring the entire men
tai callhsr OF the yoathlu! scholar at
one glance, ",kore have bson very few
new bones AL ieI to tie Lnfaan holy
during the last ten years.
A novel feature Of the instruction 1t
tue Iowa State University this year
has besn the the course in stsnography,
for the purpose Of which the institution
has bad the enterprise TO secure the
establishment Of The school Of short
hand. Savea.y young laliss and gen
tlemen are taking tho course, for many
OF whom lucrative positions are wait
ing. A few OF the mos; expsrt are al
ready filling positions ss stenographic
secaetaries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09

A scientific professor records the fol
lowing singular instance Of selfcanni-
balism: He cut in two male crick-
ct, and Immediately the fore-part, prob
ably experiencing senlc Of cmptyness-
turned upon the hin Ter par; and devour
ed it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09

Ell. Loweree, Esq, cashier of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was cured by st.
Jacobs Oil of stubborn case Of rheu-
matlsm, which would't yield to pkysi-
clans misunderstanding Eagle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09

The following IL TO be theEinscrip-
ton on the statue OF Sir Rowland
Hill, which is to be erected at the
Royal Exchange, London : Grow
land Hill. He founded uniform pen
ny postage in 1870" Mr.. Ford, the
sculptor, says tAat-the statue wilt be
ready by the middle of June.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09

seminal weakness, night losses BY dreams, pin,
pies the face and loss OF manhood can positively be
cured The sick and afflicted should not fail to call
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively in
Europe and inspected thoroughly the various nospi-
tails there obtaining great deal of valuable nToraa-
tion which he iscompetent to mpart those in need
of his services. DR. GIBBOH will make no charge
unless he effect cure Persons at distance MAY
gE CURED 81 HOME. All communications
strictly confidential. Yon one but the Doctor
Send ten dollars for package OF medicine. Persons
writing toe Doctor please state the name OF the
paper they see this advertisement IN. Charges rea-
sonabe. Call or write. Address DR.. j. F. GlBBOA,
Box 1857, San Francisco. vl5n43
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09
Albany Bath House.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that have taken charge ofthis Establish
mont, and, by keeping clean rooms and payin
strict attention to business, expects 70 salt al
those who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
expects to give entire satisfact ion to al
~ Children and Ladies Hair neatly Gu
shampooed. JOS WE BBER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-09

The Albany IN W Preis and
Knicksr5ock ssys "Tas largest fol-
lowing We know of to-day is that of St
Jacobs Oil for where ST. Ja,obs Oil
s;1. there rheumatism is not