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iEdhtd CpHsluatph'
/ can give no sufficient reason why the
title "Moonshiner' has been conferred on
our Maynard countrymRn who peislstently
eyades the law, deludes the exciseman, aud
bereayes the treasury. Itseems inexplain'
able. The moonlit glory Of tho semi.trop-
ical night is not accessory to the ofense.
lie soft light, while bathing the Blue Ridge
in beauty, can not penetrate the Swallowed
elf or gloomy ravine, where the 'stil' IL
0set up" and II 1t be supposed that the be.
nign influence OF the "harvest moon"
allures the aoonshiDer; like the fairies, to
live and work out Of dooIs=pe u KNOWN
that the Byronic sentiment, there's mis-
chief In the MOON" ia true for him as Tor
other people. This mischief in the summer
confuses his chemistry, sours- bisesReet-
mash" and destroys the virtue OF his
highly popular product. 1t is inexcusable
perhaps to dispel so pleasant and general a
delusioH, but there Is nothing Of moonshine
in the make up Of the moonshiner Not
until "jocnpd morn stands upsoe on the
misty mountain top" does he begin 10 dt-
spoil the Government OF 90 cents gallon,
excise tax on what the great economist, Mr..
Kelley, calls his corn brandy aud apple
whisky"
They are singular and interesting PEG.
pie, who defy the United States OF America
TO collect 0 tag on spirits. They are out Of
chronological order. Portwenty,one year,
the excise laws have been in force, and yet
the patriotic red men, who, with revolu.
tionary ardor emptied the tea in Boston
harbor, were not more hostile to the stamp
tax, or the tax on tea than the moonshiner
to the revenue on bis mountain dew.
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Ghe GntelIiqenters
HAnnkn AND SPIKE.
! ne opening o. the Notthen PaeLae ROad.

nfiire Nos. ~ AMT -. Rou saeA0'h stree,
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Tououin aud Opium.

Bottom AdteStbcr.
It is uncertain how the Tonquin question
will be settled, but 1t is quite clear that
China has the principal interest in the case.
The fact that China Is the true suzerain OF
Aunam Is less important than Is the fact
that China is extremely anxious TO prevent,
rs much as possible, all netarious inter.
course between the Chinese and the Euro
peans. And the politicians in Peking have
every reason to consider all intercourse
with Europeans neiarious The civilized
world cannot give a decent answer when
these Chinese politicians point TO the In
famous opium war, by which christian
England compelled China to buy The
opium which the Anglo-Indian government
produces in Bengal. This opium is pro.
duced chiefly In the provinces OF Patna
and Benares, India. The government
grants the necessary advances, and buys
the ready article at about S200a box. The
government sells the opium in public
auctions at an upset price OF $3.50 per box,
and usually obtains net profit OF over
thirty.fye million dollars year.
It has been thought that the Chinese
Government desires to monopoljze the
opium trade. But all accessible evidence
points in the opposite direction. The
Peking government Is afraid that the cas-
sion OF TenquiA to France will induce the
latter to follow The English precedent, and
engage In the opium trade. the larger
part OF Yunnan is said to be specially
adapted to the production OF opium, and
II the Red river OF Tonquin should become
French or international, the Peking au-
thorities fear that the opium trade will in
crease, and that Hong Kong, now the prin-
cipal opium market OF the world, will have
rival In French Hanoi. In any event the
Chinese seem to be 10 mortal fear, lest the
French invade Yunnap, or control the
trade OF that province, which Is the best
opium country in the world, aext to Patna
and Benares. The sincerity Of the Chinese
statesmen is not above all doubl; yet neith-
er is it doubtful that the English Govern.
ment is the chief producer OF opium, and
has established Chinese market for it by
main force. Really, the Chinese statesmen
cannot be blamed when they discourage
all intercourse between their people and
the Christiaps OF Europe.
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DR.. Hinkley, in paper read recently be-
fore the Oxford (0hio) Farmers Club,
said: Lands which have been passed by,
orskinned by laundering, are to-day found
under the influence Of tile drainage, to be
the most fertile, soggy, saturated coils are
not benefited by blowing and manuring.
When thoroughly drained with tile, such
lands often approach the perfection OF soil:
But even when drained such lands need
careful work to get best results. There is
want OF appreciation Of the value OF even
ras.weed which grows on the stubble
Some extra neat men cut this rank crop,
and let It dry and parch and evaporate into
air, instead Of blowing It under to fill the
soil with humus, and let itabsOrb the gases
He sees in the barn.yld manure the
hope Of fertility. Every farmer who will
can have It in abundance, II he is not too
stupid or lsSy TO make II. The question OF
fertility will be practically apswered when
we learn to economic manure. More
stock, and especially sheep, will add to the
fertility.
Here the speaker made plea for sheep
versus dogs, and suggested that every far
mer become at once benevolent, aud treat
first his his own cur and then every neigh
boris cur to piece Of liver peppered with
strychnine, Dogs are unproductive Of
wealth, while sheep Clothe men, and
add to the fertility Of the soil.
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MEDICAL,
rhe Preacher's Quiet Aablts!'E

Sedentary and studious men some,
times become Frustrated before they.
knew it. Those who spend much
time in close mental work and neg
lect to take enough exercise often
find their stomachs unable to do the
work of digestion. The liver be-
comes torpid. The bowels act If!
regularly. The brain refuses to
serveasit once did. Their preaching
becomes a failure, and there is a state
ofgeneral misery. So many minis
tiers have been restored to health by
the use Of Browns Iron Bitters that
the clergy generally are speaking to
their friends Of this medicine as the
very best tonic and restorer they
know Of Itrestores thin and watery
blood to its proper condition by ton
ing it up with the purest and most
invigorating preparation ofiron that
science has ever made. 1t is pleas
ant to take, and acts Immediately
with the happiest results, not only
on the parsons, but on ether folks
as well. % T.
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MEDICAL.
ANOMAK'S AFFAIR.

Ma N. H. sAAlI, The wife of the popular deputy
lhehf and sscsOr Of TOT sham, Ne. writes US on
May Is. 1855: THAT ,he had been severely sfileted
duins several yeas with kidney and liver dlsea e.
accompanied with severe pains and backaehs.
Having tried many so-ealled cures, and medicines,
and doctors prescriptions, without receiving any
benefit, and while seeking for curs. she noticed
the advertisement Of Hunts Remedy and decided
to tryiL Having boughtR bottle at Mr.. Johnson's
drug store. commenced using II with such hAtter.
Ing results that abe continued lis use. and after
using only i've bottle, the improvement In her
health Is 20 marked ,hIt she. wilkes all who are
afflicted in like manner to know Of this most val
liable and reliable medicine; and she most cheer.
fully recommends Hunts Remedy to sll, and espe-
clally To females who are troubled With the con.
plaints peculiar to the EOx."
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The quantity Of milk that q COW gives de-
ponds much upon the mode and regularity
Of milking. Cows do best that have one
regular mixer; and the time OF milking
should be carefully attended TO, and not
be subjected TO variation from day TO day.
A gentleman near Gainesville, Ga has q
COW 10 years old that has not had calf in
SIX years. About the lst OF December
every year she goes dry and in the follow.
ing spring begins TO give milk, yielding
over q gallon ut every milking. Tne habit
Is kept up with the utmos! regularity.
A Kansas farmer thought the partrldges
he saw running between the rows OF corn
Just sprouting were pulling up the seed,
and he began killing them. Alter one cut
worm, twenty striped bugs, and over q
hundred chinch.bugs were found in the
crop Of one bird, he concluded he had
made mistake.
The Holsein cattle are slowly but surely
winning their way to the front in the
West. We observe the mention OF several
small but fine herds in Ohio advertised for
breeders. We incline to believe that the
Ho!stein cattle will yet rival the Short
hOlAs III pOPuAllkyt 40 GAe$ IA"C
lent beef stock and are generally good
mixers.
A late report Of the Ontario Experiment
tai Farm, Canada, says: There Is a re-
markable uniformity in the annual value
of wool and mutton from the grades OF
Cotswold, Leicester, Merino, 0xtorddewn
and Southdown, resulting from differences
in weight and value Of both products"
Every breeder should be sufficiently gen.
erous to recognize whatever merit there
may be in rival strain, and no one gains
by averring against the combined testimo-
ny OF mankind that his stock Is the only
desirable kind in existence.
Since hay and straw presses have come
into use and are easy OF purchase, 1t does
not pay the farmer to burn or otherwise
waste the straw produced on his farm, for
when It is baled it can be shipped TO dis
tant markets, where 1t has value that
will pay literally for handling. Better yet
is it where paper mills and straw-board
factories furnish ready market Tor large |
quantities OF straw. Bnt still better when |
all the straw produced on the farm Is util. |
lied for the benefit Of It's live stock, either
as portion OF their food or the formation
Of hheltersheds.
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tNotft ana QleTtts.
Lady Sarah CadogaR, daughter OF Will
liam, first Earl Of Cadogan, was married at
the age OF 10 to Charles, second Duke
Of Richmond, aged IS. tbs said that this
marrisge was bargain to cancel q gam
bling debt between their parents, Lady
Sarah being ooheiress. The young Lord
March was brought from college and the
little lady from her nursery for the cere.
mony, which took place at The Hague.
The bride was amszsd and silent, but the
husband exclaimed: ''surely you are
not going 10 marry me-to- that
dowdy." married, however, he was,
snd his tutor then took
him off to the Continent, and the bride
went back to her mother. Three years
after Lord March returned from his travels,
but, having such a dissgreeable remem.
brance OF his wife, was in no hurry TO join
her, and went the first evening to the
theatre. There he saw lady so beautiful
that he asked who she was, "The reigning
toast, Lady March," was the answer he
got. He hastened TO claim her, and their
lifelong affection for each other Is much
commented upon by eontemporaneous
writer. Indeed, 1t was said that the
Duchess, who only survived him year,
died OF grief.
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Under date OF May 10, 1855, We have received the
following Information from M. Lorenzo Lombard.
Of Is { harlCs street. Portland, Ne. Mr.. Lombard
says: "Yorseyeral yeats past have bsen troubled
with severe backache and pains in the side, and
when would lie down could not rest well, as It
seemed impossible f:r me to get into an easy poSi-
ton and my aches and pails increased constant.
~ To such an cxtcut that became convinced that
I had dI1eaic Of the kidneys fastened to me, and
after having used doctors Prescriptions and many
Of the 80 called cures without getting any benefit,
/ was persuaded by near uelghbor. Mr.. Jones, 10
try Hunts Remedy, as himieu and wife had been
greatly benefited by IL uSeS, and many Others Of
our Acquain.anCe4 Epoke Of its merits In the high
est terms. Ideiidtd 10 Try 1t, aud purChHed bot
tie at Nichols drug store, and rs soon IS had
taken few dests OF 1t the pains in my back were
relieved, and ates king three bottles my kidesche
and lame back are cured, and eau truly testify
that Hunts Remedy Is aa article Of great merit,
and viii do ell that Is claimed for IT, and know Of
mAny other people in Portland who have found
euro In Hunts Remedy siler all Others failed 70 do
any good, and recommend It 10 all who have KID
ney o. liver disease, hoping that this may he tAe
means OF relieving t0Ene sufieieF VINO docs not
know OF the merits Of Hunts Remedy"
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" yout lungs arc weak, II & cold causes you
Quick distress, you will bresthe easier, you
will cough less, you will strengthen the pull
monary organs, you will feel better every
way II you occasionally use DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist
for It.
Nervous, dyspeptIc individuals, whose dtt:
tress Of u,ind and body make lie miserable,
II yoursuf.rings have been prolonged and In
or.nsed by uss Of bitteEs and pretended cures
OF kidney and liver dif eases, throw all such
nostrums aside and find health, strength and
yigor In that simple remedy known as Dr..
GIysott's Yellow Dock and 50 saparilla. l..
purifiss the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and infuses new HE
into all paris Of the bo1y. No other remedy
EQUALS Ii. Haye your druggIst get IL for you.
It makes every huaia Iitarisn sad to see
inyalids seek such relief as Ia given them BY
the use OF bites, kidney medicines, anu
other nostrumS The tirst few dos's may
make them fppl better o. account Of 10
SIMPLIFYING Ingredients, combined with some
strong cathartic and diuratic that are used In
itg en- position, but they eventually grow
worse. This My cure for weakness AefvolFr
uess, debility, aches, pains, rheumatism, sores,
urinary and digestive troubles, Is to make the
blood rich, red and pure, by using DR.. Guy
sotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla, aremedy
widely Endorsed by physicians who have eI-
aniined into itg eompUsttioa sad yAees
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A MirneIe.

Whenever there Ia an extraordinary occur.
renee. team run over child without hurt.
ing Il; mechanic falls from third.story
window, and 10 week after he is at work
eg4ir, We are wont to exolsim. what q
1liraclsl" So, when Mrs. 7. 8, Eberline, then
of Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick with
consumption for q very long time, had been
told by several OF the best physicians Of that
ely tnat her time was but for few hours,
that she must die, and when the use OF but
one bottle OF Perlma in a weeks time placed
her on her feet again and made her the heart.
lest eater Of the family, all the people around,
as with one rejoicing voice, exclaimed,
"What wonderful mtracle!' See page 80
OF the Ellis OF Life" Your druggist will give
you one gratis paw
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for You. Sold by McLaiD Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young p4w.
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A GOOD COMPARISON.

The Rev. William Roulatt, a well.known
Methodist clergyman, residing at Naples,
draws the following amusing, but apt com.
parlson between DR.. @. NeLdat's HsrmtfssA
prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and ferret
"Aferret when placed at the entrance ola
rat hole, enters the aperture, travels along
the passage, seizes upon the rat, extermin.
ates his existence and draws the animals
deflinct carcass to the light. And In like
manner have found DR.. o. -KeLdas's VtrmF..
h4gs 10 operate upon worms, those dreadful
and dangerous tormentors OF children. This
remedy, like the ferret enters the aperture
OF the mouth, travels down the gullet, hunts
round the stomach and lays hold OF the
worms, shakes the life out OF the reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries their
carcasses clear out OF the system. This,
at least, has been tho effect OF the Vermi.
tuge upon my children"
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On the opening OF the Northern Pacific Road
september !, 1854.
The road was anIShad Acrnss the land,
II Joined the seas with an Iron band;
A cleaning serpent IL wound the hlEs
II scared the trout In the woodland Nils
II bridled with stone the torrent dread
It strung the towns on itsLteely thread.
And the people !oyed that Il work WIS done,
n It'll hutter Of flag and sound Of gun;
And cheen were given aud LhsIed wine flowed
For the Railroad King who had built the road
The RAilr0Ad King, within hish hold
Hammer Of Silver and Spike Of Gold!
And } one thouEhtin that brilliant crowd,
Whose eyes were bright and ApplAudInRs loud,
NONE thought oil the men with yisAge tanned,
With bnwny shoulder and horny hand,
Who chopped the ties 10 the forest deep,
Who blasted the rocks 10 the mountains steep,
And the cleaning rails In Their order laid:
Zone thought, Wen the cheers Ike thunder rolled
For Hammer Of silver aud Spike OF Gold,
How that path was built for the engines wheel
q T. LANICAN,
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RIpICULNCS IDEAS

ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT FUR9ATlvEs. IT
IA DANGEROUS TO sCouaGE TIE STOMACH.
no RAsp The BOWELS, TO PROSTATE TIE
NERVOUS SYSTEM, WITH FURIOUS EVACU.
ASTs. NATUl Z HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE. IN
THE FAMOUS sELlzER SPRING, OF WHAT
TgE BILIOUS, CoSsTIPATED Oh DYsPEPilc
SYSTEM NEEDS FOR IT'S RESTORATION. AND
IN laramie Eneryescent seitzer Aperi-
emf SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED ON NATURE BY
ALL The VALUABLE lNGRSDI-
FYT3 OF THE GERMAN FOUNTAIN IN A FORT.
ApIE FORM. This AGREEABLE AND POTENT
SALINE Alternative CHANGES THE CoE0l.
TIoN OF THE BLOOD AND PURIFIEs ALL TIE
PLulp3 OF THE CODY. soLH BY ALL DRUG.
-, oc5-TWFlw
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Marrying u Maryland Belle.

IJHdON FuEtF.
Mr.. Hlrbert, Of Muckrcss, is about to
marry Miss Rsbecca Williams, daughter Of
the President OF the Maryland sens'e.
Mr.. Herbert Is described BY the American
newspapers as "mlddle-aged and hand:
some;% Miss Williams as "beautifui and
accomplished, with, in her own right,
S5OO,O00, besides being heiress 10 her
fathers vast estates" Il may be added to
the above that Mr.. Herbert was member Of
Parliament for Kerry in the last Parlia-
ment, He failed oire-election because he
would not accept the Home Rule pledge
He obtained divorce from his tirst wife
on account OF her misconduct wilha young
English Lieutenant while the latter was
Mr.. Herberts guest at his home in killaf-
new,
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles hiss been discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR..
williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
ave years standing. No one need suffer Ave
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. williams Ointment
Absorbs the tumoTs, Allays the intense Itch.
Ing, particularly Of night altar getting warm
In bed, acts o. Q poultioe, gives instant and
pSinless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
'' For sale by all druEglsts and mailed on re.
For sale By J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chaa. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and B. <.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. nav
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Mother Walton has prescribed this yslua-
BILE medicine for great many years In her
private practice, and It has proved an unfsil.
Ing specific in the treatment Of the many dis
orders TO which the female constitution Ia
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea Is not like many
nostruns put up by unprincipal men for
purposes 50 base We will not mention them,
but Ia simply to Alleviate and Cure the many
moathly troubles from which all women
suffer. Price 81. For sale by J. F. shirk,
Logan a Co., also Chas. Menkemeller, Wheel
Ing, and r. K. McCoRahey, bridgeport, or
mGiled on receipt Of price by'Frazier Medi-
cine Co., Cleveland D4w
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
oers, Piles, ChilblAinS, CornS, letter, ChApped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
IS cent? per boz. For sale ut Logan d Col
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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By Dr.. Frazisrs Magic Ointment. Cures
as Il by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
fol. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip.
plss sess Lips, gid, obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold By ali druggists and mailed on receipt
OF price, 5oeents.
!. F. shirk and Logon 4 Ca, Agents at
Wheeling, and T. x. 4eeanahsy, Agent at
Bridgeport. nav
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NEVER was such rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at Logan d Co.'s, bridge cor
uer, for Trial Bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hosrseness, Severe Cou chs, or any affection
OF the Throat and Lungs, eau get Trial Bot
tie OF this great remedy for ten cent?, by
calling at above Drug Store. NwH4w
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With an Increase over last week OF few hundred
head In the number Of the offerings their quality
shows a considerable 10 Ing off, as COMPARED with
last weeks Trade Is quite slow, the demand on
buying spAringly-the offerings are thus consit-
eMbe In e1 en- Of the demand. We quote butcher
sheep at 3ISc and few vt the latter pic' lambs u
&C; s,oCk saeeps2 C0s3 50 per head. aud wethen
iAikc Ger pound, same lime last year sheep sold
at S2a6' lambs 4a6+ eN c. q 61a3 70 per head;
wGthen 3aAIkc per pound
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RENAGKs on BKKE oArfIE.


more frmly than lAst week. there beingA consiteF
able decrease In the offerings As compared with Last
Monday. their average quality was better than it
was then, though the tops were perhaps not =
longer line OF medium and f4ir cattle. and fewer
common oues, than there was thea. Prices .Sab4c,
wish most sales from $3.50. Quotations, cousd.
citing quality. showed slight advance on LAT
Myers HOuSemSu sold for export 3i4 head Of
prime Ohio cattle 10 r. R. Lingham on private
terms
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~, ovr,r ORIG HUE OF CHICAGO.

vsdo no, hesitate To say that for year past We W;
l.rs I'D more oI WITS Specific 4. s. 81 thAa az
an, BoSI Plriders combined, and with mot ~ \,
iSstsbips results. one gentleman VINO used nSI.
~, uG'T ;,.stD.snt Which cost him sl,V0. Another
S5o az, used /. oT Scroiulous affection reports
pSfmAIenL cure from lS use. ,.,,,,,,r>,so, . co
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receipts over The previous week, but there does
not 8 EN- 70 be mole than equal 10 4 fair demand
at plies fully equal 10 those ruling last week, th
more Sales reCO ded at and near ourIop figure than
last week. The quality Is quite a. good Al lat
weeks offerings &c quote rough sows and Etags
at 6A1c, and the better grades at iR1'. and extrE
7ISC, with fan number at the latter ngure. Same
time lat year hogs sold at I0a2c with extra weight
OF when AT the former figure.
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5oyeara.

49, ..o,vr and watched the u'e OF swtns
fhtve hn KNOWN I' vans. AID have nater known
sPraae 10y o'f fsInF. 10 cure Blood Poison when
o. hsAu y .iSsn used II on my servants from
IFPeEsi MAs ~ d,i aloa number Of my neighbour
$50 y lso o,v SsSr thst came within my tnowledge
H. .s y az cure n all my is nave sCycem nsxSs
Y .D sGsSTI remedy tina! would 40 iuuy Acc0mp"
EAI'n Is @c'W il. /. DsNSASD. Perry, Ca