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urQuircs Immediate attention. \ neglect IT.
q, ties tho lungs and an inCuuIhlr diacts" l.
often tho result. " DIR. SWAiNE'S COM
.'uUEp SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
.D-l .urCrr coughs ana colds, actsdircctly on
4 90 lungs, throat and chest, puritcs the blood,
ANA for llunChlal, asthma, nli pulmonary W.
q. lions OF long standinG, i7tuc bcstrcmcdy
,Ycr discovered. rrico - Ccnts and 81 nor
r.lVu Ilr largo size is th" most economical
..dG byuu best druggists. u9MW&FlVLEw
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sew InTR
IOUWOL3 Dy AS5OClULN FI'+9-
Ocks weak and lower. Money, 2D2hc.

Quotations by Associate PF'--.
Stocks weak and lower. Money, 202hc,
New YORK central. l.............,............ ...lllA
Erie KmlrO u. Observation-Disclosures. SOtI
dams EEUTCss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
michigan Central Railroad. d..,.........,.... s2A
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............,.l .lOlA
Illinois Central RaihOnd Ond...................l2Ss l2Ss4
cleveland \ Pittsburgh RaiTOnd.
Chicago \ Rock island Railroud. d...........l2IA
pittsbErrh 4 Fort wayne Railroad .l29
Western Union ToleH'lph COmpany... 7sL
Toledo 4 Wabash ......,........,........... 2O34
New J r-ey Central Observation-Disclosures. 7aE
Sew York Ontario h Western. 2lh
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Samuel Hess & Son, auctionoers sold at
public sale yesterday, at Millersvillc, for
Jacob G.. Peters and Henry s. Shirk, ex.
eCuLOrs of the estate OF Abraham Peters,
deceased, this following, to wit No. /, n
tract Of land situated ia said Millersvillc,
containing 53 acres with improvements TO
David G. Kroady for $3.50 per acre. No
2, containing acres, with improvements
residence OF said deceased to s. W.
Wright for $3.50 No. 3, tract of land
containing ) acres with improvements to
Jacob Il. Mellnger for $4,000. No A.,
four lots Of ground without improvements
TO &. B. Beck for $3.50. No. ), two lots of
ground to Henry Snyder for 5000. No. q,
two aud a half acres Of land to Andrew
BOwors for $500 per acre. No. Z, y acres
of land to David Lands for $iO0 per acres.
No. 3. 81 acres of land TO Thomas Thur.
low $3.50 per acre.
Shubert & Sutton, auctiOnoerB sold at
public sale, Sept. 2jth at the Leopard hO-
tel tho one half interest in tho property
belonging TO the estate OF Charles A, Hep.
ting, decd, TO Is. +. Davis, esq for $2,.
400. Situated on South Duke and North
street.
Tho following real estate sales were
recently made by AuCtiOuCCr y. L. ROwo
On Tuesday, September lS, for the ox
cou,ors of John Good, deceased, track Of
land containing l30 acres aud 33 porChos
with improvements in Martic township TO
Abraham Good r:$SO5O per aero No ,
n piece of land adjoining above, containing
| I acres and 90 perches with improvements
to same for - 600. EUr tho samo oxcCu
tor, track of land in ConCstoga township,
containing 81 acres and 2 pCrchcs to Adam
Good, for Sl2O per acre.
On Saturday last, for tho executors Of
Benz. VI, Herr, deceaSed, n tract or sprout
land in MartIc township, containing l.
acres and 3G porches, to John Shcut for
s2lG.S3.
No. >, a tract Of par, wood and part
sprout lnud in Providence township, con
tanning acres and 3G porChes, for the
Same executor, to John and W. II. Nc
Falls fOr 81 per acre.
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Tuu best salyc iU the world for cuts, bruises
.urya, ulccrs, salt rhrum, lrJtcr chHpn,l
ulnda, cuilhlIius, Curns and M kinda OF skin
rrupuoDs, lrecGlo5 ana ptuple- I0o snlyo IS
guaranteed 10 give perfect tiHGctton I'm
uy,rg' case or money rounded. BE surn yol
get UEy,Y's CAEGoLIc sALvU, rs an others avl
but limitations nnd countCrfcltg. Price 3.
cent? sold ia Lancaster at COCprtu's Drug
store. ~ North Queen street. mY2l-l
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Philadelphia.
Quol'!on, by Asaoc'a,yd Press.
Gfnn,.. inNnrlan

STOCKS iCVCrisn.
PhiladCphIa & Eric 4. R........,..... ..... Il
isCading l!urOad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2IE
Pcnu3 3ylvHnig RailrOld. 5St,
l. high valley Railroad ad..,.................., Gll,
United Companies Gt Now dCr-, ,.........ls2
Northern Pacifc...,.....,.......... &3Lt
.OrtheTn Pacific PICtcrre i..........,. 6Iii
Northern Central Railroad. ..... S.
hcnigh Navigation company ~
Central Trans pOrtat!On Company. ..... 80
plttsb'g, ritusvillG X Buffalo y. L.. ..... IL,
LittlU SchuYlkill Railroad d................., 81
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SANTA CUr1, Cal, Sept, 20 -Immouso
fires raging in the forests and ranches
above hero have already dono terrible
damage. The eutire country about Dav.
export Landing is in flames. This city is
ACriNnslY Threatened.
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TORONTO, Ont Sept 2G.-The Canada
brewers association, 1T their meeting to
day, unanimously resolved to deduct
seven pounds from tbs weight of each bale
as tare on hops, aud to allow 80 cents per
bale to sellers TO cover the cost of the ma
tprial used in sackiug This il following
the pIacfice lately adopted by American
hlCWClN.
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4he ilmuoi, Protective Convention.

QvINCY, Ill.,, Sept Delegates to tho
state protective association, which meets
here To day, are arriving in large numbers
The convention promises 30 be the largest
ever held in the state.
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HARHISUURG, Sept 2G.-Tho House this
morning granted leave of absence 20
Amcrman, of Luzerur, after . lengthy
debate. On the vote many Republicans
declined to record themselves. No other
business was done
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plrTsRuRG, Pa, Sept. 26.--Iion John
Il. Mcclure, umpire OF the coal trade tri-
bunal, will announce to-day his award Of
tho rate of mining to be paid from Oct. /.
About G,OOO miners are misunderstanding
tie result
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WEATHER. INu,UAT,oNs

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Fo- the Mid
die Atlantic states, cool fair weather,
followed on Thursday by slight rise in
temperature, north to west winds becom-
ing light and variable, stationary or falling
barometer,
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Col. L. B. Judsou, better known as
Ned Buntlinc," the famous scout, In
dian fighter and novel writer, is stopping
at tho City hotel. IIo is on his annual
trip from his homo in New York to
Virginia, driving twl hOr es all the way
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TncICuuut rains Lnyo had thn elect, Of
I;uoeklng two heavy pcLI' from tho init
tree, Of Wm. =. Br,utou, esq. Oao wrs
Il Vicar oi Wakefield variety aud the
other Br,g. ClairEnu Hoth wei 'hrd
II ounces.
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WlrL>yILLE, Sep, 96.-OTcu Utter
bach prominent citizen, was shot and
killed on his farm near hero yesterday by
Wesley Collius, betwcon whom aud the
deceased bitter Curd existed. Collins
has been arrested
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nIInoLn MepnbIleAn,.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2G.-Thc Republican
state convention met here TO day, 1t is
believed that Judge Lake will bo rsnOmI'
mated for Judge of the supreme court.
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y $1,000 rae.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 20 --Fno last night
damaged Slater Il Wings general store,
Michael Roes' residence, Elliott's lumber
structures Loss, $l5, 600 insured.
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kllIei HIa WIN

MoHEnLY, Mo, Sept. 26.--David Cable,
colored, shot and killed his wiro at Boon
vile yesterday because she refused to live
logger with him. llc was arrested
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a FataI Quarrel.

HENDERsoN, KY, Sept. &C. Henry
Ho'lowby was shot and killed yesterday by
Henry Pruitt. The men quarrelled because
Holloway was beating his wife who was
Pruitts step sister.
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"NllrI having -ulrI,J inr % yeats with pl
..Il-I-," says Mr Jo-cpu rU'rs Of Putcrso
%vw Jor,vy, ." Wa cured Dy Su'"ud'n N"I'
riuc" Mi lat"s authorizes this sti"iu"nl
NourdrurgI-' keeps It, 81 -.
-LL.LN.- L-.r-I L-N
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Tuu surc-l preventive against Small FOX
IS DaIhys rr0phyluCtic FIuii. 4 destroys
VbuiuviDu.
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Fire In a Laruvare stnrc.

FAIRFIELD, Me-, Sept. 9G,-A iiIe this
morning in Allen 4 Tolman's hardware
stOro caused loss Of S24, 900
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NEW York, Sept. 2G.-The Herald this
morning reduced its price to two cents.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
events Along tho susquohannn--itcns oi
Interest Ia and Around tho Borough
IICheu up by tho IntolIl-
gsncor Reporter.

pICkeu up 10y tho Intolii-
gsnCor Reporter.
Orion lodge of ODD Follows meets to
night.
Lizzic Johnson, coIorod, was taken to
this county sja,l Yesterday for 10 days, by
Officer Struck, for being drunk ana dis.
orderly on Tow lIill on Monday.
"Lituo Potatoes Had to Beat" and
" Ripe Apple Catchcrg" are tho cuphOn.
ious names OF two baseball clubs Of classic
Tow Hill. Nothing like little novelty
IN names.
Mcssra. Dotz and Kroidcr recent.
ly placed ono Of the Avery box mailing
machines in thoir cigar box factory. There
is also ono of similar mako In Hershey =
cigar box factory.
The practice Oi allowing horses to stand
united in front Of stores should be stop
ped by tho country people. About half
the runaway accidents which occur have
their origin IN this careless habit.
The dislOCal'l arm of young son OF
Mr.. +. l.. u. Mllor was reset yesterday.
rhrcc weeks was n long time for nero
infant to go about with its arm dislUcatcd
ut tho should g. with the physiciaus unable
to tell itG nilment.
4 larg0 number of COlumbians have
expressed THOR intention Of attending the
York county fair. Thus Gar two firms of
this place hay1 d'cidci u oXhibit medi.
Gin there. Fnlty, th1 day Of tho big
races, will dDub'lo.s draw the largest
crowd from hero.
For the b,u.Hg o. Oho5' who have heard
tho report that tho R3aiiuE ~ Columbia
railroad will run cheap employees oxcur'
sion to Philadelphia next month, 1t may
DO stated that tho report Il n mistake Nc
such excursion Is contemplated. Tho only
=. 4 1. 80. ..VH a4 l.at
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Tne presldent OF the u. &.n q. Ia,Irnan

New YORK, Sept. 90, Q p. m.--Tho
directors of tho Denver e Rio Grande
road meet this afternoon, when IL is
claimed that Frederick Lovejoy, of Adams'
express will be elected president.
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a Big Haul by Ropber.

Troy, N. r., Sept 26.-Geo. Il, Camm's
jewelry, store at john town, Fulton county,
was robbed last night. The safe was
broken open and 81 900 in money and 80
watches stolen. The robbers escaped.
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SNTlNTFD.--. GUUB MALE STUAR
w maker. TO such "A person a steady lob
will be given. Apply nj once to
WILLIAM SNYDER,
It. uuylC~lOwu, Bucks county, Pa.
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Ehath0 man is WELL DRESSED, whose
garments, no matter how iiuU the material.
and fashionable the cut are not aTttstiCRlly
ntiCd to the form or V-tErtlCiIly selected N
color, &c, T. a !aCl too wei known to he cIs
putCd.
The Nuing OF garmcuts, selection Of style
and CO.Or, is AS much an AhE ~ the proper
blunuing oi COluIS ana grOUuinE Of objects Ia
a landscape or other painting. FOR Artistic
rtt- aUd Choice Material, CtIl on
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local STOCKS ana Bouds
/ ny / u ICuU
Y = III VII : : . 'sf8s
ML-LlLLrANENra nnILM

puarryvilIe Il. H., duo ls'1....,....tlOO ll0.,
RnHIiUg g COumDia.R. r., ys.,.... 100 lla
l.au.astcr D5G7 Light ana Fuel co..
duo IN or 20 years, 100 lOu
Lancaster Gas Light and FuGl Co..
Nu' lNth rssrs wv ~,
Eastern harket....,.,.,.,,..,,.., -
Western NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 80
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Townships Proclaimed.

Townships Proclaimed.
DUBLIN, Sept. 26.-Fivo townships in
Tipperary county have been proclaimed
by the government on account Of outrages
perpctrated there.
The Victims OF the ischian Earthquake.
ROME, Sept. 2G The official report OF
the fatalities consequent upon the late
earthquake on the Island of lschia states
that 1890 persons worc killed and 37A
injured.
\ BIG FIRE In Ccnstantluorio.
CONsTANTINOpLE, Sept GA fire in
the Kadi Keni quarter of the city last
night destroyed 800 houses.
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IyY GABLE.
what is Going On IN Europe.

VIENNA, Sept. 2G.-Auti.Jewish ex.
cesses are reported in the Neszprim dis
trct West Hungary. Several arrests have
hepn made
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s'OR KEST-A 100 ACRE LIMESJOSE
y Farm, miles from Lancaster Also {
NcrCs Of land in Eighth ward. Ian caster.
sl9lmd UlRSU h EROS.
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I'STiSAI -Ov SATURDAY MORNING, A
II dUrplcgrvy hursc, hands high, ycaT~
0ld. \ Liberal reward will be paid on his re-.
turn to JOHN r. SALES.
-2G-2ts Lancaster, Pa.
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LNsTATE on a DUfAS HrUS, LATE OF
II Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF Od-
ministrutiOn on said estate having been
granted to the Uudcr-iINcd, all persons IN.
dcblcd thereto arc requested to make immC'
diutc payment. ana those having claims or de.
mundS against tho same, VIII present them
without delay tor settlement to the under.
signed, residing In the city OF Lancaster.
NJ llABERBUSl,
uI%GtdW Executor
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,I'i;r TIsT AND uO~I co ~.PLTTE As
l sDTtUgn' oi lUCNrn Poker, Casino Wud
.ulu"T pIaNII. uuIua,N
uNNTN ~" YELLOW FEDNT CIGN
-lIIItI
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NHw ADvNRTIsEnENTs.

NTOU WILL ALWAYS FIND \ TULL
j line OF Connecticut cigars and Fountain
Pine Cut tobacco. at
TARTMhN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
sTDRE.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25
's .7sasaalaai'. .i=aas.=z fiNalItid.
NEW YoaK. Sept. 24.

NEW YORK. Sept. z4.s \
 The trading in the stock market to-day was about on par with that of Saturday and the bears contin ued their demonstrations against the Northern Pa cinc and Oregon TrAnscentinentals with as much vim as on any day since they combined to depress them The Coal shares and vanderbilts came in for fair share of attention from this class of operators, and were raided at intervals with much zest as the Vards but with less success as they well sup ported by inside parties However, under the heavy outpor of stock they gave way quite sharply. and when prices reached the lowest point they showed the next greItest decline to the VilIards The oh. cals of the Northern Pacific company tried to stem the downward rush of the prices of their stocks by pupnshlng another report in addition to one publish ca few days ago making better exhibit ot ahais ADous the same time the report reached the stree insiders in the stock began to buy with the hope that thelr purchases together with this showing would nave the effect of causing turn in the stock, buS they met with little success only causing psrtia recovery which followed by fresh. onslaught from the bears, who carried everything down again so bottom prices At the lowest point prices sho"eo falling o6 of to per cent but outside of North ern Pacific, Oregon Trauscontinentals, Pacific Mail sne Coal shares and some Vanderbilt and Gould stocks the decline only fractional In the last hour there was an active covering by some of the shorts and this together with purchases induced by the low range of prices caused rally. But as ruie prices cloRed lower than Saturday Among the many rumors in circulation regarding the Villards was that MT. Gould bearing the stock, that MT. Willard was quietly unloading his holdings and nu- merous certificates of bearing his were in circulation on the street. The rpecialties were quiet, and ths principal changes were decline of per cent. in Alton ard Terre HAute preferred Nor folk and Western preferred 1 Oregon improvement 5. Pullman Palace car and San Francisco common I The sales to. day amounted to 51s,000 shares.
 Money continues easy and loaned to-day at per cent. throughout.
 Exchange closed quiet The posted rates were ASS and 4s6, and the actual rates 4s2 4s3 for sixty days, and 4S5 and 4s51l for demand
 Closing prices reported the private wires of BENNIalI. x ESarnhn raartdE E3rnk
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25
SOuthiu gtOn.

The Republicans will hold caucus in the Town Hail Wednesday evening, September 26th, at half-past o'clock, to nominate can didatss for town officers and elect delegates to the county convention. Per order of the town committee.
 To-day the steps in front of the Town Hall were torn down and some needed repairs made around the wall of the hall. New ones will take the place of the old ones.
 O'Keefe Brothers saloon in Plantsvllls was burglarized on last Sunday morning to the extent of twenty-five dollars. The booty consisted of tobacco, cigars and liquor. It evidently was the work of boys or some new hand at the business.
 A mission was opened at St. Thomas Catholic church on last Sunday. The dsvo- tions during the week will be at a. n, 8 a. m and 7:3O p. m. There will be Ger man priest here to preach to the German part of the congregation. Very Rev. pr. Schweneger of the Church of the Assump- tion of New York, will look after the inter ests of the Germans. Father Hunt extends an invitation to all denominations to be present at any of the various devotions and hear the sermons of the different clergy.
 Quite a number from here expect to take part in the handicap in New Britain to-mor- row. Southington's fleet runner, John Flynn, will take part in the handicap.
 Thomas Smith buried his eldest daughter to-day, aged four years and six months.
 The new safe for the Southington National bank arrived here to day. John Brooks carted it from the depot to the bank build ing It is of the Herring manufacture. The safe weighs six thousand four hundred and twenty pounds.
 September 24
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25
Starting the Ball.

Franklin A. HOtchktsn of Cheshire the PrOhfbftIonist Candid ate for Sheriff o New Haven County.
 convention of prohibitionists assembled in Loomis' Temple yesterday morning for the purpose of nominating a candidate for sheriff of New Haven county and Senators for the Fifth and Seventh districts. The con- Vention came to order about Il o'clock, seven persons being in attendance. Mir. Nathan Merrill, of Waterbury, was ch osen chairman and F. c. Bradley, of New Haven, secretary. A delegate named George w. Jones as 8 candidate for sheriff, but his name was with drawn. Later on Mr. Franklin A. Hotchkiss, of Cheshire, was unanimously chosen as the choice of the prohibitionists for sheriff.
 Mir. Jones nominated Nathan Merrill of Waterbury for Senator front the Fifth dis trict. He was nominated Eli D. Hayes of North Haven was then nominated candidate for Senator from the Seventh district.
 The convention decided to leave to the State Central committee the appointment of subordinate committees.
 That was all the business before the con- vention. The members wI're thereupon treated to reform essay by a Mir. Busche. He was listened to with brtathless atten- tion. He dwelt on the unfairness or Cne present ward and O1sErlct sys- tenn and advocated the re-dividing of the State so that when there was small section wholly made up of prot tibitionists, 1t might be represented in the Legislature and in the party conventions. Tn young men had 8 great many rose colored ideas about the great possibilities that lie before the mo- license party. Another delegate spoke hope fully of the party prospects,, and the loose methods of making election returns whereby the Prohibition vote wTas not prop erly reported were heartily cens ured.
 The convention then adiournefl sine die.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25

Ask the most eminent physicians Of any school what is the. best thing in the world for quieting and allaying all irritation of the nerves and curing all forms of ner- vous complaints, giving natural, childlike re- freshing sleep always2
 And they will tell you unhesitatingly ''Some form of HOps!"
 CHAPTER I. Ask any or all of the most eminent physi- clans:
 s'What is the best and only remedy that can be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs such as Bright's disease, diabetes, retention or inability to re- tain urine, and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to Women"-
 ''And they will tell you explicitly and en- phatically 'Buchu.'"
 Ask the same physicians
 ''What is the most reliable and surest cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia constipa- tion, indigestion, biliousness, malarial fever, ague, &c ; and they will tell you: Mandrake! or Dandelion !" Hence, when these remedies are combined with others equally valuable
 And compounded into Hop Bitters. such 8 wonderful and mysterious curative power is developed which is so varied in it's operations that no disease or i'll health can possibly ex- ist or resist its power, and yet it is Harmless for the most frail woman, weak est invalid or smallest child to use.
 CHAPTER II.
 ''PAtients
 'Almost dead or nearly dying- For years, and given up by physicianI of Brights and other kidney diseases, liver com plaint, severe coughs called consup ption, have been cured
 Women gone nearly crazy! From agony of neuralgia, nervousness, wakefulness and various diseases peculiar to women
 People drawn out of shape from excruciating bangs of Rhe1mRtsu. fula
 Erysipeas
 Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indiges. tion, and in fact alnost all diseases frail Nature is heir to
 Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof of which can be found in every neighborhood in the know ID world. se32 eod&w