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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09


What Owosso wants and must, and
will have in the near future
More railroads.
More and larger manufactures.
Better roads leading out into the
adjacent townships.
Telephone connections with all
the outlying villages in the county.
A street railroad from the J. l.. &
S. depot running along Main street,
thence east by south to the city of
Corunna.
A liberal expenditure on the part
of our merchants showing the advan-
tages for trade in Owosso, and by
the city to place before the people OF
other places the special advantages
this city offers for manufacturing pur-
poses.
Last and least of all, fine Court
House, to be located on The pub ic
square near the corner of Washington
and Oliver streets, to be erected Ivy
the city of Owosso, and placed at the
disposal of the people of the county,
in exchange for a vote locating the
County Seat at Owosso, something
that is sure to follow the advent oil
5000 addition to our population.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

'ssss No1isdy or refinement likes % re-
sort to superficial devices to supply
a becoming senblance Of her former
beauty, II is health alone that kin
rdlesytherfiTe that lights the counfe.
nance and brings back the fresh tints
soEtbe apple blossoms to the. faded
check Ifianything on earthiwill do
this it'is Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound which has al,
ready brought health to multitudes
with whom all other means had failed.
7 ?. .F'oR SALE AT THE TINES Office. a No.
New Howe sewing machine at half price.
tits one ofthe best made and will be ex-
changed for hay, grain or wood. 30
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09
FiloselIe at Shattuek's Store.

Mrs Shattuck now has a large stock.
assorted colors, Of hloselle for embroid
cry, TO sell In connection with transfer
patterns, at Wholesale OF retail. Silk, Q
cents per skcin. i'isf t"t HA
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

The. present wonderfully expava
CANT administration, if you let our
Fusion brothers tell the story, re
duced the National debt during Jan
uaryc$f3,6s6,Ss3 and since July Z,
1882, s95,oo7.667
Westlake has suits no, called for
that he will sell for less than cost.
Westlake, the fashionable tailor,
has just received his firsr line. of
spring goods. s,s,:
The State Temperance Alliance
held its annual meeting at Jackson
on Wednesday. Prot. Samuel Dickev.
of Albion. vas elected President,
Prof p J. B. Steere, of Ann Arbor,
Secretary, and Hon Charles Mosher,
Treasurer, with one vice President
from each Congressional District, in
GLIDING E. L. Brewer, of Owosso,
elected for the 9th district.
The one thing we do not want to
see-any Republican elected United
States Senator by the vote of any
man who was not elected as Repub.
lican. We should very much prefer
to see any able, popular, honest mon
ey Democrat chosen.
Mr.. w. K. Bailey, who has been
spending the winter with his family
in this city, will leave in few days
for Manitoba, to engage in railroad
ing. He will be accompanied by his
son, but his wife will remain east un-
til about the first of May, when she
will join her husband in The "beauti-
full regions Of the nortn."
The Ferry Brothers. Edward p.
aid Thomas W., have failed for a
large amount. This circumstance
is being used both for and against
the reelection of T. w. 10 the Sen
ate. We think this action all wrong.
1t should have nothing to do with the
election. The one is a business, the
other a political matter, and they
have nothing TO do with each other.
We understand the meetings at the
Baptist church will be continued dur
ing the ensuing, as they have been
this week.
1t is fun 10 see men grab for every
load that comes into the city, and
some of the farmers are getting fabu-
lous prices for their wood, Just at
present.
All the passenger trains on the
railroads have been more or less de-
layed by the storms this week.
The Ready Helpers of the Congre-
gational church, give supper, Fri
day next, at the residence of Mrs.
G.. w. Loring. Ladies are invited
for the afternoon, gentlemen to sup
per, which will be served from five
till nine O'Clock. Tickets can be
purchased at the house at fifteen
cents. All come.
In its appropriate place will be
found call for Republican County
Convention for the election Of dele
gates to the State Convention at Sag.
inaw Feb. a8th, to be held at Cor
unna on Saturday, the s4th.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

Mr.. Nelson Tower, Mendon,
Mich, says: | have good reports
from Browns Iron Bitters, and il
gives the best of satisfaction
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

The editor of The TINES would
like to purchase load of good corn
fodder, to be delivered the last of the
month. qs44
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

+ MAnKErs No. idper ,bushei.
,p3c. corn per basket %, 70 25e,, ''ats pr
.bushel. s4to 35c, barley per cebtum. 81. q,
apples per Dbl. $1,5Q so 90, potatoes
per busheI, 40 % 45c, butter per H., IS -
1sc, cheese per To- full cream, Il 70 14c.
eggs per dozen. 1Sc. pork per hundred.
$7to T20. beef by the side per H.. 5'to &c.
chickens per ID; dressed. 8 ITO Sc. turkeys
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

OwossO, iOfl heart disease, on
Tuesday. Mrs Fre.irica Ahruds, sfor-
merly of ssaxony i'll .GetmAny:, aged
IS years. Her funeral Is Being held
this afternoon and the renains.are 20
be deposited in the receiving vault. at
Oak Hill cemetery vaAah3 Is
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

For nrst 6lxsSl Apple Jelly, send your or
delsto.F l. lSliffsl Burton. 80 cents per
gallon delivered 10, Owosso.l isc $3.50
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09
Pomona Grange.

=, The next ,meeiipg Of The. sShiawassec
Pomona Grange will take place at Morrice
on, "Wednesday Feb. a.. IN fourth de
gree rncliibcrs are cordially Invited 70 be
present good time Is antic'pn'Ssd, ,am
lnA Nsahl ~ A"Vt ~ Se.sy. No. ST.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

A four year old mich COW for sale.
Inquire of ]. A. Armstrong.
Owosso, Feb. 9Th, 1883. If
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

hFAKSI oB S0idAcRKs situated 8 mile.
north west of this city, joining raiIroadl
60 acres improved. good Al .ck farm. Wills
be sold on long lime with smallpaymcnts
Price. 81, 500s Alsesa good span u mule.
for sale onIsame terms. Enqpire 0f Robrt
Bowles. Owosso.H ad .fa8vanl. J5-2m
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

m -. ~ e y III ~ If N n
or> B|nek has returned home
~ ees|( ~ rip.
3&1r61 n, L. Lewis and Oscar
IS &le at nctroit this week attend
- tAe snnusI session 81 The Grapd
ladre 81 the A. o. u. W.
{be called meeting ii lie Com
'apn Council On Tuesday evening a
quorum did NOT attend. hence there
Wa no business transacted.
A prominent citizen of the city of
Owosso, who is not a Republican,
says "the party. that opposes pro-
lection to American industries now
will be begging for protection from
popular wrath in 1884," We believe
he hit the nail squarely on the head.
Gen'l Freight Agent Grier, of the
Michigan Central, has issued an or.
der to Agents and connections that
until further notice, the Central will
not receive any live stock or perisha-
bic freight for Point St. Ignace or
bevond.
We have due us, as per contract,
several cords of good dry wood. Will
the parties who contracted to deliver
it, see to it that we have it as prompt
ly as circumstances will permit.
Westlake is selling winter suits less
than cost.
w. o. Lee will open a roller skat-
ing rink in the third story of the
wooden mill, on Race street, about
the I4th Of the month. Mr.. Lee was
here 4 years ago and occurred the
same quarters.
Bishop Harris, one of the very
ablest of the many able Bishops in
the Episcopal church, will preach in
Christ church at the usual hour on
Sunday evening. He should be list
ened to by every person who can
find seat in the church.
Next Wednesday is St Valentines
day, day long celebrated by the
Catholic church in England and
France, and to some extent by other
religious denominations both there
and IN the United States.
Mr.. Hiram Norton, of Middlebury,
has been elected as Superintendent
of the county farm for the ensuing
year in place of Mr.. w. Grove, re-
signed. 1t is said to be an excellent
choice.
Lenten services are being regularly
held at Christ church.
Ash Wednesday was a beautiful
day.
The Bailey manufacturing COM
pany have just received an order for
an iron boring machine, from firm
in Massachusetts,, which will be man.
ufactured and shipped at the earliest
| possible moment. @@ So. n 4
w. ]. Westlake was again elected
director of the state Poultry Breed
ers' association.
We understand that w. S. Jones, of
this city, sent pair of Partridge
Cochins to the great poultry show at
Toronto, Ont.
The work done by the Bailey man
ufacturing company on the engine
at the Estey manufacturing com
pany's works was SO thoroughly done
by such perfect mechanical skill, that
the foreman says they can do 20 per
cent more work at IS per cent, less
expense for fuel. Such improvements
deserve to be commended to the
notice of all who may be interested
in manufacturing industries where
steam is the motive power.
A number of Owossoites are in
Detroit to-day 10 attend the Patti
Opera.
+. r. Bailey was in New York
Saturday last.
See adj. of the masquerade ball to
be given at Fenton. All who attend
will surely enjoy themselves.
Our neighhor compares Hon. ]. w.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

The Secretary Informs IN that the
4th semi-annualIy meeting OF the 9th
District Press ASSOCIATION win be
held At Flint on 'wedoesdaya Mar ch
I4th 1855, at one o'clqck Pm.
Ladies, call az C.aE sha tluck's
and see transfer ornaments'on silksl (
3,tS - msSTy EYOkN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
Grier-Oi;rUbi1g at
the Altar.

CHARLaF7OH, October lS.-The Call says:
This moNing Jsmes Savage, fireman at
Stephenson & Savage's saw mill, went to
the mill and built fire in the furnace, as
usual. After il had been burning some.
time, he opened the doors OF the furnace to
stir it up, when horrors of horror, he saw
a man in the furnace, behind the fire.
Wrought TO Desperation
il his intense desire to save the life of the
unfortunate man, if possible, he raked out
the blazing slabs as rapidly as he could,
and then went in and brought out the life.
less form that lay inside. He found that
it was Lum Burns, a young man who lives
in the neighbUrhoOd OF the mill, and that
though badly burned. ha was still alive
Restoratives we're applied, and soon The
Young men recovered consequences, and
was able TO tell his story. He had been
drinking last night, and had crawled in the
furnsce and gone to sleep. That was all he
knew.
IL Was ClSSe Call
ard it was the merest accident that young
Savage discovered him. A few minutes
more and he would have been dead man,
and no one would ever have known what
became of him, as his remains would have
undoubtedly been consumed. At last &C
counts he was getting along very well, al
tbUuvh quite severely burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
DASHES HIRE AND THERE.

Skunks destroyed the watermelon crop
IN Kansas.
A mountain OF copper ore has been dis
covered in Neyads.
Oakland, Cal, is to have cotton mills,
backed by 500, aCO capital.
Beatrice, Neb., has brass band the mem
bers of which all belong TO one family.
The bi-ceRtennial of the birth Of Handel
is TO be celebrated at Hamburg in $50.
John Swinton's new SOCialistic paper will
support Wendell Phillips for President.
No New York wedding will be fashion
able this winter without ten orldemad7.
Stoddard county, Missouri, claims to
have the oldest bridegroom on Tr,Srd. He
is eighty seven.
A note Of the bank of England, when
twist, d. can sustain pull Of 329 pounds
without parting.
Thirty thousand dollars have been raised
in LoLdon TO help along the Moody and
Sankey boom in Ireland.
A slloon keeper at ST. Charles, MINI, Of
fers 20 sell his saloon because he wants
time 10 prepare for heaven
One Of the jury trying the Sessions bri.
berry case at Albany had never heard OF
Tom" Platt or Roscoe COnkhng.
Elder Uriah Smith, of Battle Creek,
Mich, says the world will come 70 an end
before the close Of the present century.
The Helena Independent tells Of gulch
between Helena and Virginia City, Nevada
whose waters cover all polished iron aud
steel with coating of pure metallic copper,
rs bright as the FURNISHED metal. PICK
and shOyels used there soon become copper
plated one day in 90 q horse was per
mitled TO stand in the moist sand some tt-
teen minutes and when led out his shoes
had bright copper coating. The sands in
this gulCh are full Of beautiful! crystals OF
metallic copper. Sometimes We found
masses Of cryStalized copper weighing three
UT four ounces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
BIG GUNS.

The young Prince.George is great duck
hunter.
sara Berrhardts husband is gaining pop.
UlaTity.
General Hancock may so 10 Mexico for
his heath.
Mr.. A. Bronson Alcott's health is stsadi-
Y improving.
Pierre Loril'ard says he has not yet sold
| his NewI IUrt villa.
Ey Secretary Boutwell, is on good terms
with him eli aud the Administrator.
Colonel Ton. Ochiltrce always speaks Of
the Prince Of Wales as my friend Al.
FIX Speaker Eeiier uses profane language
y hen anybody talks 10 him about Ohio.
Rear Admiral J. NJ. B. Clitz was placed
on the retired list Of the navy yesterday.
Mr.. Irving, the actor, will make his first
|ayptarauce in New York in The Bells
John Dillon, the Irish Nationalist, az
rived al New York frOu Liverpool on Mon.
President Garrett's wife has not yet re.
gained Consciousness and her condition is
critical.
Jay Gou'd's new summer resort near
| New London, Conn, should oe called
Watervile.
Mrs. Miller. the mother of joaquin Mil
Ter. was married a. Portland, Oregon, few
|Gays ego, 10 Mr.. Allison. The bride IS
sixty wears old and the bridegroom blooms
' Al twenty-five.
Archibald Forbes, the well-knDwn En-
gIish correspondent, who has been throu n
many wars, is at last captured by tttr
American. His engagement TO Miss
Mtrggs, one Ct the bellies of Washington, Is
denounced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
THROUGH The SOUTH.

I,r.p coal is delivered at OwensbOrO, Ky,
81 ,.rtt and half cents per bushel.
Tie hog crop Of Kentucky for 1855 viii
Er .,rgpr than Il has been for ten years.
Mississippi is building more railroads
l.ts wear han any other state in the uaion.
len dollars per ton is the price Of cotton
:. ,a at Tire mills in Van Buren, ArHansa'
N.crola>vile. Kentucky, is to have al
c;,ra house with a seating capacity Of eight
hundred.
There are said 10 be more Baptist church
Is IA last Tennessee than post Offices or
-Ii>t mills.
Mr.. Msgpie Peasants claims to own one
fsi of ut- town site OF Crystal Springs,
" >>i>sllPi.
Two huudred workmen find employment:
70 -L, trt, lVH vi tue Newbery, ). e., COT
Ton IsrtOTy.
Saudbars. which were never, or rarely,
seta tsfvI, IN the Alabama river, are PLAIN.
visible ROW.
Well, and SPRINGS are failing in NJ.
Mo-, Shurters, AuJauga aud other sec
lrLs H. Alabama.
Keno. fsro, roulette, craps, and all the
cher fanCy games ale in iull Olast in Pine
B rH Arkansas,
Lexington, Ky, has one hundred and
one Jacks Ous, ninety-siN Smiths, eighty
SIX JOhnSous, aud dity-thrse Jones.
Tie North Carolina Fruit Growers AS7o-
citation will hold their annual meeting IN
Raleigh, October l..
The Associated Reformed Synod OF the
South Will hold its next annual SesaiOn IN
Chester, s e, beginning the 18th inst.
In the public schools Of Montgomery,
Alah4ms 1900 pupils have been entered,
n,sr.y equally divided between the two
ranH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
NEWS or THE MORNING.

Senator Shermss on Ohio.
CoIeridge ~ R-WsshtnStou.-
-r6nyention Of Ohio Mssons.
Ro ardus cLarelScs ClrysFs
A romantic marriage IN Wheeling.
Another divorce case in Wheeling.
Doings OF steubenvills kidnsPPer.
Dvuamiters arrested in Nova Scotia.
F,i.copal conference at Philadelphia.
Dsstb Of prominent educator of the
State.
More pension frauds exposed at Wash
ington.
An alleged Outrsge clse squelchcd at
De lsi c.
A pew window glass enterprise started
81 tt'al7s.
A,oaDs man s0atched from a terrible
death a, Charleston.
A man imprisoned in well at Dayton
and dying by inches.
Turning OF the Black Diamond tool fac
I, " st Martin, erry.
Close Of nr rennion of the Amy Of the
T.r nesses st Cleveland.
A Mexicrn town devastated by hurri-
sauts and the yellow jack.
The centennial celebration at Newburg.
Senator Bayard and Hon. Wm. Eyarts de-
vrr el, lent addresses.
How vast wealth fell into ths l---.I~ ~f a
rascal. What became Of the jewels Of South
srp ladies at the close of the war.
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NEW CUMBERLAND cULlIN6s.
The Doings Of Party of Jahilant Dem.
ocrats After Hearing from Ohio.
Special 20 he ReoistT.

SpcCHi 10 le hc0Htd.
The steamer Return is doing considerable
freightins for the Mahsn fruit house.
The open fire brick yards are winding
up their Summers work, Those with dry
ing houses will run along till cold weather.
A lot Of jubilant Democrats went to
Fsirview on last Monday night, taking the
drum corps along, and also . cannon that
they had made to order, and had quite Q
joliltication, and in their zeal TO wake.up
things generally, they bursted their cannon
into smithereens. Boys, you should have
kBown better; cannon made out of Re-
publican metal will not stand the pressure.
The steamer Lettie is back in her old
trade from New Cumberland to Steuben.
vile.
T. r. Swsney has purchased q part, or
perhaps all, OF the upper ferry privileges,
and is going TO have the ferry boat lenst tn
ened twelve or fifteen feet and run her
from the steamboat landing on the West
Virginia side, 10 the usual landing on the
Ohio side. This will be a convenience to
upper town folks.
Jerry +. Smith hss purchased from the
parties the farm formerly owned by VIM.
Gregory.
Nm. Gregory and Alex. McCloud and
wife started west last week, the former to
Kansas and the latter 10 Iowa II they
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
MEET ONLY TO PART.
Cless of the Reunion of the Army
of the Tenne ssse.
A DYNAMITE SCARE IN NOVA SCOTIA,
The Conference Of Protestant episcopaIs-
Weather Changes that Will Some
what Effect the Growing
CrOps-The Coreans.

CLEVELAND, October lS.-The Society o.
the Army OF ths Tennessee re-assembled al
1890 this morning. The platform was oc
cUpied by General Sherman, President
Col. Dayton, Secretary; Generals Logan
Force, Hickenlooper, Noyes and Lesgett :.
General Belknsp, Chairman OF the Com
mlttee on Nominations, reported the fol-
lowing for officers, who were duly elected
President, General Vim. T. Sherman; Vice
Presidents, Col. Wn. 8. Leach, General
Madison Miller, Col. H. L. Barnum, Capt.
VIM. G. Burns. Col. H. G. Hutchinson, Col.
II. T. Noble, Major J. H. Plunkett, Col.
VIM. n. Gibbon.
Major John j. Safely. Capt. J. d. McFar-
land, Major William {. Clayton; Recording
Secretary, Colonel l.. NJ. Dayton Cores,
ponding Secretary, General A: Hicken'
iCoper; Treasurer, General NJ. /. Force.
Ii was voted to hold the reunion next
August at Minneapolis. General Grant
was elected orator for next year amid pro-
longed, fervent applause.
At the request Of the Chicago members
Mrs. General H. y. Eidridge WAS elected to
membership.
General Williams offered and advocated
the following:
Roo'rcd, That hereafter this society will
make
IFS Annual Reunion
more exclusively social for its members,
and to this end will hereafter ma Ae ILs owa
arrangements for meetings and reunions,
and admit only such veterans and guests
as can conveniently be entertained with.
out hindering or impeding free aud social
intercourse between members and their
families.
HcSOirCd, That the arrangement and con-
duct Of the annual reunions and meetings
of this society shall hereafter be in charge
Uf a committee composed only Of members
of the society.
Rr,oIred, That this Society will hereafter
admit ladies Of the families Of its members
10 banquets
And other Social Meetings..
Generals Hicken!ooper, Logan, Warner,
Leggett, Sanborn and Buckland warmly
opposed the first and second resolutions,
and they were tabled. The third WAS
adopted. On motion OF General Hicken
,ooper the names OF all officers VINO died on
The field were added to the roll OF uead
members. A telegram Of confidence was
sent to the family of General Steedman.
The following was sent to the Union
Prisoners War Association, now in session
at Decatur: THE Society OF the Army OF
the Tennessee sends your Association It's
most hearty greeting. Itremembers
Your Terrible Sufferings
and exalted patriotism"
Next wears reunion will he held August
Is and Ii, at Lake Minnetoneka, Mimi.
Headquarters is at Hotel Lafayette.
After the business session it is proposed
10 make an excursion 10 Yellowstone Park.
The following have been appointed com
mittee 10 arrange tOr il: Generals Pope
Strong, Sanborn, Logan, Raymond sad
Sprsgue, Colonel Everett and Lieut.. IA
dreWs.
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Ts, bat interests Of humanity d.p

Tsg bat interests Of humanity dspeol
on the rood health OF our sonsa folks,
.nd yet tbo,s With bnghtsst intslIsess
seem 10 tuff-r the most With ailments Ps-
eulisr L, female life. It IL veil 70 rsnsm.
her that the whole female systsm O. -
pimplss, sOres, swollen limbs. mosthiy
psins. and other ipdicstioos Of fsosis dis
ease, msde 10 disappear, and robust hsalth
Of mind and BODY take the p,scs Of Illness
snd distssss. ~ . timely uss 10 nsds Of DR..
Guysotts yellow Doek s0d 6sropsrlia
Il rtstorss the blood 10 perfect health, u
strengthens the muscular snd nervous sys.
TEN. Il gives tone 20 the diesetive and
urinsry organs IL sllsys sI irritation of
he mncous membrase. In Q vord, u is .
perfect female medieioe. aad sids eys,'
function Of fsma,e life. No Other r>msd /,
equals IT, H-ve your druxist &c. u.
Take 10 s9btiituts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
WEATHER Thai is COMING
Eastward Prom California and Its IL
feet UDOn Crops

Eastward Prom California and Its IL
feet Upon Crops
NEW YORK, October lS.-The Herald, not
ing the depression from the Pacific, which
for several days has been slowly advancing
eastward, over Southern California and
Arizona, says: "As this depression ad
vsnces toward the Atlantic seaboard it will
raise the temperatures ia all the districts
south OF the fortieth parallel, and thus
help all the autun. crops 10 mature, while
also posiponipg the first fro't 9 nth OF the
Ohio valley. Being a comparatively dry
,ycIone, iis effect will be particularly fav:
urahle 10 the sugar and cotton growers OF
he Gulf States at this critical period OF
heir operations, but in advance of this
storm northeastwsrdly, the navigation OF
The lakes will be dangerous"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-19
I,,ny. Who ,ufsred from -eatnss, o,

A LADY. who suffsred from weakness pc
cuHsr to ber ssI, in writing 10 q friend.
.sid. II tried various kidney msdicines.
but only found mysslf grosins vorte. A
friend told me TO use Dr. G1yto'ts Ysll0s
Dock and ssrsspsrilla Its effect on m.
vss soon iDdicsted by clear and beautiful
complexion. o freedom from Aches and
psirs q complete removal OF nervous de
preston. painless regularity In bsoits o.
digestion. srd otherwise. cannot praiss
tbp remedy too highly 80 o true friend "a
sUf. rins vnrrsuE"od and - o strengthen
III LtL.L!Gs.