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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-30

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Respectfully submitted.
lSisnedj L. SAMOAN,
Parish Treasurer.
~Thibodaux, La. Sept. 18th. 1882.
The following report of the President was
submitted and OIL molten OF Mr.. kraemer.
seconded the same was received and TIE re
commentator therein adopted.
TLibodanx, La, September -, 1882.
To the Police Jury:
| call your attention TO the want of a good
map OF this Parish.
There are doubtless large quantities of
lands situated in this Parish not On the Asses
spr's rolls.
Information is often sought concerning Ger
tain sections of lands for which no response
can be given i'll Il satisfactory manner.
/ would recommend that the Finance com
mittee be directed to ascertain what the prob
able expense OF having such q map as will
afford all the Typographical information of
the Parish of Lafourche, necessary FOL public
use and report at the next regular session OF
this Jury.
S. I. GRISAMORE.
President Police Jury.
The chair appointed Mr.. Folse on the COM
mittee on claims for the PR sent session.
On motion of Mr.. Coulon, seconded. the
jury proceeded to the regular election Of ofi-
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Proceedings
POLICE JURY.

Thibodaux. La. Sept. 18th, 1882.
The Police Jury this day met in regular ses
sion at = o'clock =. N.
Present: Aessrs. GrisAmOre, president.
Moran. Kraemer. Guidry. COulon, Deiauno
and FOlss.
Absent: Messrs Mathews and Seely.
The credentials Of Mr. C.. Rousseau, ap-
pointed ciec Mr.. Ago, resigned, being oxsmin
ed and found correct he WAS declared . mem
Der Of the Jury.
The minutes Of the special session were
read and approved.
The following claims wore presented and
referred to the Committee on Clsims, vis
Theophile Thibodaux 5 50
w
o.
90
l.. +, Cajllouet.. IS
H. w. rs
Thilodaux Sentinel. "a 50
4. r. Grjaamore. 6 90
r. r Nc Bride.. 243 80
j. N. Fleetwood. Ill 90
s. T. IS
J. Fl, Curtis "a Is
Roth L. Eastwood. 7 80
Tn Aikens...... l075
II. G.. Birdsall.. IS 20
+. P. Bernard - W
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The chair appointed Mr.. Rousseau on the
committee on Finance.
4 memorial praying the Jury to pass an or
didance prohibiting riding on levees &C., was
read and on motion seconded, referred to the
committee on Roads and Levees.
4 communication from Mr.. Burton, rela
tive to the action taken by this Jury at it's
last session on . bill presented by him for
ork done on levee near ThibOdaux Bridge ;
and praying for full information on the mat
ter. was received and laid over for future &C
ton.
| A memorial praying the Jury to pass an
ordinance relative TO hunting, fixing "a certain
season of the year and certain hours of the
day for that sport sc. was received and laid
over for future action.
On motion of Mr.. COulOn seconded the fol
lowing written applications for appointments
"a Road Inspectors, were read aud laid over
for future action.
For Road and Levee District No. |. Messrs.
A.. &. Ladrryt, Cordelius Clement: Louis
Bou; geoi> Thomas II. Ellis. II. w. Frost
and {. Tlnlodanx.
For Road and Lcvee District No. 9. Joseph
Remont. Jean Plaissanec, +. Barrilieau, L.
O.. Nicholas. Iivandais Lf,iet. .. w. Adam,
Edgar sohici,aux, orally through Mr.. Folse.
For Koa,, and Levee District No. 3. j. l..
Auc0in. X. A. Frost.
For Road and Levee District No. 4. Del
phin Babin. Adolphe Leblanc.
Inc treasurer submitted the IOIlOWlnS re
port and the same was received and referred
to the committee on Finance.
4. SAMOAN, Treasurer in account, with Par
ish of Lafourche September 18th. 1882.
To balances on hand rs per last report, to-wit.
General Fund 2]7 l6
Improvement Fund SIS So
Bridge Fund HOB 2!
Back Claims Fund, trans
ferred to General Fund $50 Al
Total. 2253 II
To receipts since:
L. z. CailIOuet for fines Is 90
Total. 2268 II
By Disbursement, since:
Police Jurors per diem 60 60
Salaries of officers 1875 Oh
Current Expenses y
Improvement fund 81 30
Total Disbursements - 332 20
Balance 1886 OIL
Divided as follows. to-wit:
General Fund 3i4 %
Improvement Fund SIS Sd
Bridge Fund 1903 ~
Due by the Parish
For expenses of 1899 1873 81
&" "lSS2 tls6 80
1909 80
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bsaaehi about Al sl.ls aMlsonesly sna mis-
nanafruens y to poiisieai alzIEs r. -
feansFy3 Il y he refusal o. he negless &
The intelligent snd Interested rprsioa Il ne
eonsmrnity 70 pAFslslI|Ats IL palisicaa niEsi, !.
WHOA rrsmary slecilon 8 ilsz. fAey all
ssay At home. sd nl.eu - nasninatiou i
made. shey eli esy ahsnsh. and ~ ihAs ~
nomines IS net cempsienf ta YeEssrn he an-
fiss Of he oiEisn. PssheI4 Cry hnd psr-
Iormed their dntY remr inan woaid
hare been nosninased AM when tie elee-
ton comes q, II i ~ aasnp thihg; they STAY
., hons, and thar u he fsasoh that men who
are not stted 10 peslDsnIil he dasies u the q.
6re are elecssa. lhavs heaE1 msn aay that
il Y1s Ofno rs 70 rexlsser, fsr thsy had ben
voting all their lives and had nsyer Cos sny-
thing yes. The par that evsry honest man
silouId wnnt j. the knba e shat be has
done Bis whole dufy honestly and impartial
~ and the maa who dots not vpts log pre-
PEI Officers and take en inferesf ia the Affairs
pf his eounty has not done his dutys Tie
peopIs that make TIE most noise about ms
saanagement ara the ones that never take any
interest Ii trying - have good management
or in trying % make change Ia the present
political status.
The present. sitting Of The ofscers Of Regis
tra1ion clases on the leth 81 September. Then
there will be bot two more days which are
the znd and 3rd o. October In which 70 reg
lister. All who have not registered should
come along and do II, for if you put il Of 10
flSS last day, you may be sick, o. from some
oihe' cause, fail 10 register, and then ron uill
be dipriv>d Of the privilege q voting Every
man who has not the courage and patriotism
20 60 90 the polls and ieagiessiy vote his sem
tiHeRts should drserve the e5niempf o. aIi
honorable men and he deprived Of his liberty
The two misses = Of v ashington, have
been visitirg in this neighhorhood for the
lass week and hare been having quite q live
~ and pleasant time visiting arolind aud at
tending Picnies. They have had plenty Of
hennx and have been twice serenaded by The
lNnnardtown baud. IA. b.
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The editor Of Walt whifman's LEAVES Of
Grass, about which - murh hiss been writ
Ten On account OF the abandonment If IA pul-
lirAiion By Boston h,Rs in ronseunenea Or
Nr. Anthony tamssock' allegations that II
contained objectionable passages, has heen
Issued ~ Eses, Welsh q Co, Philadelphia.
The book cDniains 90 much true p0eiry. %
many passages whith stamp their author ns 4
true poet Of = high shough ceraainiv not 81
tie highest order, that Il 4 pity slhst Mr..
hhitman'sown good senae has not moved hfrn
long ago 10 tiiont 81 The Children az Adam, -
words and lines. which add nothing at nIl TO
The beauty q bis work ard which eeriainly
ara not structural and vital TO Il. The anshor
0sueh poem As 20 Captain. Ny Calsain. .
does hiinaelf injustice and puts himself n q
Disadvantages most unnecessarily and most
cruelty By flying In the fare Of decent pnhiie
opinion. Walt Whitman's lsefson atty i seo
sweet and sound and clear 10 be pas by =
mere piece Of injndieionsnsw 81 g great .
disadvantage - llsAt under which fsw ex-
pressions III bis poem-wanf only and Will
fully KEPT there against che adyiee of hir
| iriends-cAuse him 60 labor. He wilt not er-
punEe them himseIf, and ihesefore he musi
pay the penalty; bht after be Il dead theg
xill Be- hloited ont By editors, for lovers q
the good man viii be sure 10 do Cor his fame
that which he himself has--we are snre. fool.
ishly refused TO do for il
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(LOcal Correspondence ]


Mcssrs. Editors Fine rains have. at last
visited our section Csors have already great
BY Improved, though il is impossible now for
many Of them to reach tie average.
see a Sigh; mistake In my last article,
whether made Il or not, can'tsay. Ii should
have tesn 2 delegates from st. Mary's and 3
from Charles inslead Of and T.
An adage is defined as s'a saying, viii, h
has obtained credit by long usage" In this
sense used il, and not rs truth to be de-
Tended. With this explanation 10 your slug.
gish brain correspondent s''tsryer," and
not To the reading public flor presume they
understand il, will dismiss ihis portion o.
his diairihe.
Garfeld's character and acts prior to his
death were well ventilated, and his elet ton
TO the highest ofiire in the gilt Of the people
was a complete vindieation without any de.
fense from me. in fact he needs no defense
from anyone. His memory Is too deeply en-.
shrined ia the hearts Of the people TO suffer
any from the attacks of men, who, envious O
his trancendent abilities, transform ihemseIve.
into ghOuls that they may assail his fair
name.
Republicans are proud Of his career, proud
that he wnsone ofiheir leaders and regssdlesl
Of the Indecent assaults Of ssObse-ver'' and
his conpeers, are prond Of the memory d
their martyred presidents. Both during their
lives, passed through she furnace Of political
Islander and vituPeration, and dying, bod
came out as gold from ils fires.
BepubIicans, were It not 90 disgusting,
could smile At the efforts Of pizmies, and OF
human hyenas, who barrow into graveyards,
in order to ind something unseemly 10 hold
up 70 the public view. We know full well
that the names they assail have, ere this, been
enrolled BIZ the coed and great Of both pOlit-
fcal parties amang the most honored in that
galaxy Of bright nance that adorn cur eoun-
try's history.
The citizens Of st. Mary's who have in ths
last few PEARS abandoned the rOssen hulk Of
democracy, and joined their fortunes with
the young aud progressive republican party,
win compare favorably in honesty and intel-
ligencs with those len behind. In fact IL has
generally been conceded that large prop0r-
ton are Of the very best elemeni.
Messrs. Editors, did not think there was
but one MUD in the grand old STATE ofBIary-
land capable q evolving such . production
as observer has favored ns witb. Bul I
suppose ] must be wrong. compared his
article with some Of the saasi0ns q that other
writer ana mnstsay thnt
ssThey seem not one, and ret not two.
Ban look alike, rs sisters do
0ccAaonAE.
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Our friend, Mr. James G. Greenweli, viii
accept bur thanks for basket OF fruit.
Mius Mamie Fenwick Is visiting fFiends in
BaliiR,ke.
Miss Jamie and Master Ford Combs have
len fog harding school.
Capt sOl Fo1WeIl and family have remov-
ed 10 Baltimore.
Masters Parry Lee Downs and Charles and
Harry Butler, who have been Summarizing IN
our village, left last week for eolIese. Dariag
their stay, these ,Oung gentlemen made many
friends, wib sincerely regret thsr departure.
Dir. Jose,h A. Moore has Ieitoar eouniy
and gone i0ChiragO, where ke expects 10 en-
gage in business. We vish him every sue
ass.
Mr. Burioa Harrison, formerly teaching 10
this distric, has taken the public school in
Charlotte Hab His many friends viii miss
his genial presence.
Miss Jennie lseeder, who for some time past
has been visiting relatives in the rounty, has
returned to heriresidsnce in Chesapeake City.
Mr. A. ). BINn, our pOPuIsr aud efficient
County Commissioner, has returned from his
"trip 10 the NorIA. We are glad to learn that
he enjoyed bis visit to the home Of bis birth
and hope that hefound everything ~ bis hoy
hOtd's fancy PARTED il.
Mr.. George A. camalicr is on a visit 10 his
srlaiives In cur Fown, aud like good ciii-
xsn has awaited h4lself Of the opportunity 70
register.
Miss Nina Fenwfk has given mp the Mill
merry business prrmraiOry TO removing from
cnr village Mrs Dr. Burch has taken the
stand. Bliss FenKick Is an universal fayoriie
and ne know of no one whose departure
wOnId occHsion sssh sincere regret
uesSrs. Louis Rollins, Of this county,
and George J. Chappelear, Of Charlts, have
hscn appointed hmlprary day inspectors Of
the special iorre OF the baltimore Custom
Ltnse. Ar. Rollins has always been a
consistent republican, deserves vel ofhis par
" nnd ne congratulate him on his appoint
n.eBt.
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Local COrrc-pOndencs.l
OAKrILLE. Sol. ID. lsa.

OAkFlLLks sept ~, 1871.
Messrs. Editors :--In your issue of tie slst
Of Aug. past, there was an seeount Of = pi G
mic held a Trent Hall, and ns Kovus Homo
hasii, '.ls;yen by Mr.. +. Il. Stclair,' = " hich
was = slight mistake. II was basket picnic
That Is, each family carrying basket of
things good to sat, but NOvus Eomo, being
presume bachelor, was not expected 10 car
~ anything except what bachelors generally
carry, pleasant manners and heart full Of
love. Now, don't want 10 take any praise
from Mr. Stellar, for ali viii unite in saying
that he and his good lady were as polite and
kind as they could possibly be, and 10 their
kindness are we indebted. not only for deli
cious crabs and oysters, but q table ixed up
for the occasion and a chair 70 sit on; and for
= man making love after dinner two chairs are
Indispensable. What shink you9 Row lam
afraid that Noyus Homo has made another
mistake, IN leading some persons 70 think il
wss Political gathering. /, fur one, don't
snlhk politics were mentioned on The ground.
NOW, joining Noyns Homo in many thafnks TO
~. StCiaif and wife for the kindness shown
NJ am, respectfully n. j. 3.
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Court met, all the Jndges present. The
following business vas transacted: Thomas
s. Riee appointed administrator on The per
sonal estate II John N. Ching, and 7. z Tur-
ner and n =. Carpeni,r 10 appraise said es-
tate. Sarah u. Graves was appointed guar
dian to Victoria and Emma Harper, and was
allowed principal from personal aud real 6.
tate for edncstioa and maintenance Of said
minors. The following accounts were passed:
Account DC Or. Thomas Barber Us estate oe
The HarrisOn; account Of MI. Gray, rs W /.
G. Bayne; Judgment r. G. Combs, assignee.
We John n. Turner, security. Last win and
testament Of George w. Latham, deceased
filed Tor probate. First and final account Of
Joseph A. DilIow. executor Of Thomas Dill.
low, filed and passed; FIRST and snal account
and distribution of the estate Of James Carter,
deceased By James Il. Alvey. administrator.
filed and passed. Remuneration Of Sarah
Ching, widow Of John u. Ching, fled. The
Court then adjourned TO Tuesday, the 18th
instant.
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Local correspondenrs.l

ST. cLKMEx1's Bar. Sept. ilth, 1881.
Messrs. Editors :-For the last few daysws
hare been visited By frequent refreshing show
ere, which have lenta kind OF April charae-
Ter 70 the weather. They have been Of great
benesit ~ the rreps, especially tobacco, whish
had begun to need rain. They were not 70
good, however, fOrlhe newly gathered fodder
in the held. Crops are progressing rapidly,
and farmeFsaFs hopeful Of a fair yield. There
is great deal of complaint about the lobac-
co worms tney are very numerous, and diff
fcult 70 snbdue.- A great deal Of f,llowing
has been done since the late rains.
Mr.. stephen vallandingham was kicked by
a horse last week and received painful
wound on the leg. At latest reports he was
unable to walk.
Our old aud much beloved pastor, Rev.
Father Paeciarinis through age and infrmily
has been compelled to retire from active mis-
siounry duty and to leave Us. His place
Is supplied by Rev. Father Carr with whom
The congregation are very murh pleased.
hope Messrs. Editors, that you have now
got yosr ofiice well arranged and in working
order; Tor we don't like the idea OF having TO
''put up" with such small amount OF BEA-
cos rs we received last week.
A certain young man, whom know, seems
TO be deeply impressed by tho charms Of a
certain soung lady. The AAtlcring language
with which he speaks OF her while awake
would lead one to b-licve that he admires her;
and the fer.id, though incohereni, ejacuIa-
lions which sometimes escape his lips when
asleep would lead one TO the conclusion that
he even more than admiEes her. He can't he
blamed, for she is worthy Ofthe most tender
sentiment:
Yours q
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CI.O.at Correspondents. e

Sr. cLxMEET's Bar. Ang. II, 1882.
Messrs. Editors ;-iIere ana again with
some Of my folly. II has been quite long
time since nv last communication, although
am as lively as ever and have no, died nat
ursl death vet.
Sunday evening and night we had several
hard showers of rain end il continues showery
to-day, and Head Of the Bav run is almost i'm
passable. The General has been quite sick
with dreadful cold for the last week. Ny
best wishes are that he will soon recover 50
as TO attend to his business st the store. Mr..
d. Ai.ell, Of ] eonardiown, spent last week at
Mr.. Y. r. Dawkins painting. Miss A. n Is
on visit to Mr. Dawkins. attended Mass
al 81. Joseph's yesterday and WIS heppy to
see that Mr.. %. n. had returned from the
Springs. lie looks much improved in health
and still smiles as pleasantly Rpon the young
girls as ever. Mr.. q. g. has not long since
returned from Baltimore. he Is looking very
well and seems TO be enjoying perfect health.
LITTLE GIRL.
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RIclIAnp woop.


Messrs. Editors AS the time Is drawing
near Tor the people 10 determine who shall he
their candidates in the next political contest,
would like to call attention 10 tine fact that
the name of Col. r. johnson Colon has, for
some time, been suggested rs suitable per-
son to represent US in the mkt Congress
Now, in consideration of the fact that Mr..
Cotton Is true democrat and every way eli
Rible for the position, and the fus,ler Ghcs that
last year At the unanimous and repeated de-
mands Of the convention he sacrificed his per-
sOnal wishes and inclinaiions and agreed 10
become their standard bearer aad Candidate
for lesser Office, the House Of Delegates and
though with inevitable defeat stirring him in
the face, fought the good fight and left no
stone unturned TO advance the cause; II seems
to melt woald he most graceful thing for
the convention which meets this Fall to give
him It's endorsement rs candidate for Con-
eress, since no other county nAme has been
suggested FOR tho position. ossso
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TI.ocal corrs.nnndencn.1

y. ChEnExr's BAY, Sept. IL, 1851.
! notice that ihe whss people are very APP
esnesac about registering. The end Of the
ums appointed By Law for tse registers 70
s.ose their lahors j. fast approaching. and all
hoss who neglset 10 register viii i deprived
2. Their vote this FAN. Every cosored man in
ms district and ii the eounss has already
registered, and only about two-shiras Of she
~nlses. Why i this State OF afEnirs3 Is the
.-'s1ess and the patriotism e The white man
: sooa governa'ens and honest and inseIli-
s<as management q the e0Nnsy aiEasrs less
'AAh ihAs g ths eoiorsa MAJ What has
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

The Hoard met on Tuesday las.. present
Messrs. Leach. Canler, Shermantlhe, BlAin
aud Jones. Henry Carherry. messeager. The
following road reports we're presented and
passed John b. Butler, sic Is; George I.
Gresnfsld, IS 50; Rousbery Watts, so; L.
Langley, So; Samuel Barber, So Is; John
l.. Norris 81; Walter Yates, $40; W'hlianT.
Graves, So IS; James Il. Mattings S IS;
J. u. Laurence SO 50. The following &C.
counts were also presented and passed: JOhn
Hewetls constable acConnL $l4; Henry Car
berry. table Cor jail, 81 SO Messrs. Jones
aud Shermantine were allowed per diem Cor
attendance On 22nd ult. Henry Carberry also.
Judges Of Election Cor srd district wess ap-
pointed as follows: Capt. Ben FOxweI, r.
turn indge: Vim. T. Graves and John J. Va
then. judges. On mosion, the Beard adjOern-
Cd 70 meet On Tuesday, thu 18th instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

Sept Q. 1882.
Eds. Beacon tin looking over your issue
Of 7llI instant, end that yOur correspondent,
r. j., has been incorrectly informed In re-
gard 10 the persons who found the body a
Col. W, w. w. Wood Mr. James corsey
and myself, after patient and persistent effort.
succeedsd in finding the body in question, and
We delivered the stme to constable P r.
Smith as per request e H. 5. Taveau. Fsq.,
who lefs for Washington NV hours after she
drowning 20 spprise the hcrcaved family d
the sad accident. Very respectfully,
RIciIARD wooD.
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- Sweet Caring Eeeds'' was shs rrans.
lasion q lls name given 70 Ayers pills ~
high mandarin Of China. 10 Ma lester e.
acknowledgment and thanls to DE-. AVER
ior having introduced them inso the Celes-
tiai Empirs-a very appropriate name
They are sweet, ihey cure, and sra. ihere-
fore. ths mos prof table .'seeas's sikk nan
can lnvess II.
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3&6@ @@M NM&eHs
Its To- order . pray ssrs DIR spsll
Have yon been u he 0siale
Court commences next week.
Cider Is nov in order
Nearly III q orr villagers have loinsd tlss
shakers
venuOr nys she month of0essbes yin b
very rainy.
One Oyster House has cpsned ii our village.
According 10 yennor, lhs warm wentlser i
over. Ifhe predicts front before slse tolaers
Is cut Il xorId Be ven 10 choke him.
We are in bopes thas cur friends win ssnd
in 81 many new Subscribers - possible dursnr
,he costing court
The Excelsior Cl0tking HOUSE. Of Baltimore.
invites our readers 70 call when llsy visit he
city.
According 70 the New York pspsss tl,sse
vii: be large demand lor o,sserB and good
prizes are expected.
The eorn cropin this sicinity 4 looking
very we'll.
NJ. MI. Pops new house e rapidly pro-
gressiDg. Mr. Stephen Korris has sAe worl.
4 hasd. when completed. ibis dwelling wiIl
L. a credit 10 its builder and az ornament d
she town.
Mr.. J. Felix Fenwiek has torn down biz
"a s,sbles and has had nsw and more con.
rsIient ones built.
The Fall Races promise 10 be very Interest
isk. Dr. Walton, we understand i 70 base
lampsen and Wv. WauFsis % have charge
q kharIey Winder.
q Monday, the 4ih inst. the village High
sclbOI opened, removing the boys from our
s.rssas and committing tbena % The care O
theis .each.r aud his assistant. Qales now
reigas supreme, dogs no longer promenade
the Streets with tia-pAn attachments and M
eomRny's goat IL enjoying = respite s.
metei be-
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Tnk yolrAic HxLF Co., Marshalls Mieh !.
will send DR. DY6s GM.xHHArgD ELEcran.
ForqAac BsrEs AKD EEEurkic ArPr1Agcgs On
trial Tor tkiFfs days to men Young or old ]
who are flieted with Nervous Drbiligy, Lost
Vitsiity and Manhood, ard RindFed sFouhlss
guaranseeing speedy and complete restoration
al healll and manly zigor. Address ~ ahpte.
N. BIO risk i iacnrred. Is thirty das =
triAi isalloxed.