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The Osceola times., 1884-07-12
County CouTt.

The following Justices Of the
Peace met with the County Judge
last Tuesday and proceeded to
make appropriations for the current
expenses Of the County for the en-
suing year and levying taxes for
same: c. Goad, /. w. Goshorn, J
Liston, j L. Felts, W. Ii. skcJton
e. II, Woiherford, e. NJ. Carey, Jo-
siah Hayes, r. II. Musgraycs,
APPROPRIATION.
For support Of paupcrs, $1,000.
For Genl. Co. purpose, 1900.
For Cir. Court expenses, $500
For Jail expenses, 2,000.
Five mills on the dollar was lev
led to defray said appropriation, and
the Clerk Of she Court ordered to
extend said tax on the Tax books
Of the County.
Tax levied by the several School
District are as follows.
District No. 1, 3 mills for School.
=" 2, 3 mills for School,
and . mills for Building.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-12

Mr.. Ben. H. Bacchus met with
a severe accident last Thursday.
While out driving, his horse became
frightened, upset his buggy, and
bruised him up considerably.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-12
Frenellsnan bayou Notes.

Cotton and corn doing fine.
Our Sheriff paid us n visit last
week and surprised several Of the
boys, by presenting them with chro-
mos. lis handsome deputy, lr. J..
The Osceola times., 1884-07-12
WARNING ORDER.

~ JUSTICE COURT MONROE TOWNSHIP
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, AIth
Freeman Cliu, lPiandH,
VS.
George Norris. ncfcnaant
The dcleHuurt, George Norris, i- warned fJ
appear Ia This court witalu uiuy days uu.
answer the compliant of tno pl1iutl, Rrycmat
Cl.ft
Osccola, Ark, June Is, 1854
j T.. FEiTS,
uia-it Justice of tue iclcc.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-12
APPEAL FGR 1854

u
Tho ArrEAL. having for flrsy-thrco wears
been recognized ~ the exponent of south,rn
Thought, Southern politics and Southern indus
uy, and shared thc yicissi,u5.s Of the Southern
people % Is nov participating iu tbcif prospcri.
ty. its increase 90 circulation and business has
been steady aud glbroLrn. lj has mauy more
rcnurrs now than over before iu its long history.
and 70 will Do the aim of The management TO de-
serve continuation of this patronage ~ the
publication ofa broud, hr, complete, enter
prising Journal, commensurate with lhe growth
Of the city, the prosperity OF the South anil that
shall rank with The large and influential papers
Of Other great cities. II has aad Will have cor
pee spoudcut- az 81. tlc important points trihu-
nrf 10 Mcmphisi and 60 VIII use, as 10 rs now
doing, the telegraph rrcy iorits own special
reports of all Interesting events The year 1894
promises 90 De one Of ihe most important ln this
crowded and e7cult1l century. lt win wifnr-s
q ite- DENTAL tlcc lnu rI unusual interest. and
lu TINS great contest Che ArrFNL will Doe where
10 IHe always levu--ihg ilirud uuI uIvac4fr.uI
the n'mucmtc party The Appeal fur lsS win
present 90 its readers daily faithful aud mll
record of current events
TERMS:
l.t1 '.' l''T ...''..- $40 90
'.if -IN Ii'I.i0N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n TO-
''i'' '''NIN- ..---.. ..tt.st-......-s 2 Do.
W.. llr one year .......... I 90.
COSBY. slN months ..-......... .......... so
All lcumAulia4fnue shuuld ha addressed 30
0ALLAMAl g. EHATING,
Memphis 1onnosage.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-12
OsccoIa Rain Drops.

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Fine growing weather.
"A splendid oat crop is being
harvested.
The thermometer indicated
1909 in the shade this week.
Hill & Lockert's Iron Tonic
Syrup for Chills. For sale by
PREwnr & HoNE.
Maj. ID. l.. Ferguson, of No
dcna, is lying dangerously sick.
Miss Minnie Humphrey is lying
very low, with little or no hope Of
her recovery.
Maj. L. +. Adams, of Memphis,
was in ATTENDANCE at County Court
last Monday and Tuesday.
The fairest proposition we can
make you is to cure you of chills or
charge nothing. Hill & Lockert's
Tonic. No cure no pay. For sale
by PREwIrT & HOWE.
DR.. J. G. Laverty, of the Bayou,
was among the callers at the TIMES
Office this week.
The Justices of the Peace, from
all parts of the county, were in at
tendance at County Court this
week.
The corn crop promises to be
unprecedentedly large, there being
over twice the acreage usually
planted.
Esq. James Billing, Merchant,
Garland, Tenn, says he sold three
dozen bottles of Hill & Lockert's
Iron Tonic Syrup in the Summer of
1888, and every bottle gave salts
faction. For sale by
PREwsTT & Howe.
Mrs. NJ. f. Slaughter, of French
man Bayou, obtained certificate
and will teach the public school on
Cross Bayou,
AS soon as political boss has
been bought, (for his influenced he
should be marked with a tin tag,
like a dog.
Miss Alice Ewing, a charming
young lady of New Madrid, Mo-,
was among the visitors of our town
this week.
-Prewitt & Howe are finding
ready sales Tor Hill & Lockert's
Medicines. 1t gives general salts
faction.
Mrs DR.. Palmer and daughter,
Mrs. Mayes, former residents of
Osceola, were among the visitors in
town this week.
Miss Jennie Edrington and
Miss Phillips, of Memphis, came up
and attended the picnic and dance
last Thursday,
Mr.. f. M. Tucker brought us
in boil Of cotton last Monday. OF
course it was not full grown, but
was about the size OF a Partridge
egg.
Mrs. Schacner, sister of Mrs. A..
Goodrich, and Miss Anna Brown,
who have been here ON visit, left
for their homes, in Richmond, Ind,
last Thursday.
Perry Hill, of Rialto, Tenn,
says one bottle of Hill & Lockert's
Iron Tonic Syrup cured his wife,
two children and himself of the
chills; for sale by
pREwIrr & HowE.
Rev. w. II. Barkesdale will
preach at the Baptist Church to-mor-
row at the usual hour, at which time
the dedication of the Church will
take place. All are invited.
Mr.. Charles Stratton and Mr..
Willie Ward left last Saturday for
Chicago. In the event of "dead
lock-" they will come III as dark
horses for sho nomination.
Men never accomplish good by
angry and passionate demonstra-
tions. Good results are only at
tanned by calm, dispassionats rea-
soning and by considerate and con-
servative action.
Two fights last Sunday and one
on Monday, besides a continuous
stream of drunken, swearing, loaGng
and maudling creatures, reeling ev-
cry day Of the week on the streets,
and crowding the saloons, has given
the town the "business" appearance
predicted by the advocates of high
license, but still rs a community, we
are not happy.
The entcrprIsing drug firm,
Prewitt & Howe, are we'll stocked
with Hill & isockert's Iron Tonic
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THE bill introduced on the 9TH instant
in the House bylMr. Tully, entitled IA
bill to prevent the use Of the United States
mails to advertise noxious and dangerous
medicines, foods and compounds" is one
of tho absurdest as we'll as one Of the most
unjust measures so far proposed TO the con-
sideration of the present Congress.
The bill reads to the effect that:
mo advertisement OF any kind or nature or
advertising device OF any medical prepara
bitters, cordial, or similar compound or prep.
aration TO be used as medicine or mixed with
food, liquor, wine, or any other substance
used as beverage or as f9od or medieine,
the United Btatos until the exact formula for
the preparation thereof together with sam
pie OF the same, be placed In the Patent ONCE
OF the United States, with q sworn andavit OF
the correctness of such formula and the
gonuineness OF such sample, aud tho exam
ination thereof by the proper onlcers deslg-
mated therefor In said Patent ONCE ana the
issue OF certificate thnt said substance Is not
noxious or dangerous TO health
It then goes on to specify costs of the
certificate and punishment of offenders and
to arrange for the employment of Patent
Office experts to examine applications.
Such bill is utterly wrong, and would be
silly were 1t not that its dangerous effect upon
business makes IL serious. If it even passed
and became law IL would prove injurious
to all owners of proprietary articles.
There is no necessity for the bill, and
sumptuary laws Of such character, or of
any character, should be defeated. 1t is
the duty and the business Of the House to
sit down upon Mr.. Tully's little bill.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23
"The Critic" Wants 10 See

The names of the false friends who slaugh.
tered Colonel Corkhill.
Moro people out shopping.
A thoroughly organized and well.equipped
party sent to Lieutenant Greely's relief.
Ahearty response TO the appeal of the Citl.
zens Committee for more funds for the poor.
The majority in Congress take some definite
position on the tariff question.
The Irish nag floating over Ireland as Ma
tlonal emblem.
Better skating aud more OF It.
Hickory nut fiends who scatter shells on the
sidewalk sent up for six months.
Open sessions OF the Committee on Accounts
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

Why is 1t that the police officers Of this
city are not put under bond for the faith
ful performance of their duties? In every
other city they are required to give bond
as some security to the citizen whom they
may chance to arrest without warrant or
cause. Here they enter the private apart
ments oftho citizen, destroy his property,
arrest him and take him in the station
house without warrant or law, and the cit.
izen has no redress at all. The Commits
sioners recommend to Congress the propri-
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

The regular meeting OF this lodge, held on
last evening, at Timms' Hall, was the largest
In the history OF the lodge. Several applicants
for membership were admitted, TO whom and
at the close Of the initlstory ceremonies. Al
the close OF the business session the lodge was
entertained with remarks by Mr.. Copeland,
chief templar OF Clements Lodge; piano solo
Jane Stewart, remarks by Mr.. j. II. Mahoney,
OF Clements Lodge; reading by Mr.. O. f. Nal
lard, plano solo by Miss Il. McCulloch, re-
by Miss Bessie Perry, of Morning Star Lodge;
plano duet.by Misses May Sanford and Il. Nc
Culloch, recitation by Annie Held, vocal sole
by MIR. Mallard, remarks by DR.. r. H. Buck
and plano solo by Miss Bertha j. Sleeper. -
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THE Rev. Peterson, Methodist, in a SER
mon last Sunday night at Richmond, Va,
said : "When Parson Williams preached the
first sermon at Norfolk he was pronounced
lunatic by the people because he used the
words hell and devil The people Of
that locality did not believe in either one
hundred years. ago"
But they have got bravely over it since,
having seen great deal of both in the last
twenty years.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

SENATOR LOGAN has for years held the
leather medal for grammatical expressions.
He will now be compelled to surrender to
"Wood-Pulp" Miller. The latter yester-
day, speaking on Mr.. Logan's amendment
to Senator Antbony's pork resolution, said,
81 think the amendment of the Senator
from Illinois goes too much far" If Logan
can get away with this there are several
others in the same speech, equally brill
liant, for him to tackle.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23
The Seminary Should he Here.

"Bishop simpsons remarks at the mass
meeting OF Methodists In Baltimore last night,
relative to the establishment of a seminary
for ladiee, under the auspices OF the Mary
land Methodist Conference, were timely aud
to the point" said a prominent divine TO re-
porter OF THE CRITIC. "our church should
with Bishop Simpson that educated women
exert the greatest influence on the ago. II
such an educational Institution is built, 1t
Capital."
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THE abolition of the Internal-Revenue
system will eliminate whisky rings and
their endless demands for favors from Con-
gress, will save five millions to the Treasury,
and do away with method of taxation
that is productive of more rascality and
corruption than any other ever devised.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23
Raided OH n ReguisitiOn From Bal
tfmOre.

The house Of Ellen Reynolds, alias Wolf, on
raided last night by the police, and two young
girls named Bette Johnson and Annie winger-
don, OF Baltimore, taken therefrom and car.
ried TO the Fifth Precinct Station, where they
The arrests were made by request OF the Balti.
more authorities. Ellen Reynolds is held at
the station for a hearing in tho Police Court
this morning.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

WHY should not asoldier have right to
make any agreement he pleases with a
pension attorney? While there may not be
more than ten dollars worth Of work in
many cases, there are instances where fifty
or even one hundred dollars would be q
reasonable fee. 1t is the limitation of the
fee that throws so much of this business
into the hands of shysters.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THERE is sound sense in the proposition
that private soldier should receive the
same sum as pension as the officer when
the disability is the same in both cases. An
ann, a leg or an eye is worth as much to
Private Dick Smith as it is to Colonel
Adolphus Fitzsomething. Let that sort of
equalization be made and the taxpayers
will not grumble.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

In opposing the act Of justice to General
Fitz-John Porter Senator Harrison does not
represent the better element of his own
party in Indiana and misrepresents three
fourtbs of the people of the State.
And the same is probably true of Hawley
and Logan.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

SENATOR INGALLS, contribution to the
February North american Reriep, entitled
"John Browns Place in History" and
which is reply to n Rev. Utter who has
been trying to reverse the judgment of the
world, is a masterly and eloquent bit OF
writing. Rev. Utter is utterly done for.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

WHY is it that tho Government allows
ex- Members of Congress who are employed
in one capacity or another and paid out of
the Treasury to loaf around the Capitol
and lobby?
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

city of putting private detectives undor
bonds of $4,000 each, and that they be
compelled to report once a month to the
Chief of Police thu result Of their labors.
Why the private detective and not the
Metropolitan det9ctivc2 1t would appear
to be reasonable that both should be bonded
ofiicers
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THE report of the Land COMMITTEES os the
House anent the Texas Pacific Railway Is
most sweeping in its conclusions. Evil
IDENTIFY the chairman is no ordinary Cobb.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23
Bright's Disense. DiabSfGs.

Beware Of the stun that -pyetends to euro
nary or Liver D\eekse4, as It only relieves
for a time and theAhkes you ten times worse
afterward, byt'<elyt tsdlely on Hop Bitters, the
only remedSfhat whl surely and permanently
cure y0pc 1t destroys and removes the cause
OF dtsease 30 efrectually that 1t mover returns.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

SPEAKER CARLISLE is crawling up for U.
S. Senator at Frankfort. He got eight votes
yesterday.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

RUN out the ex.NIombers who are lobbying
for hire.-Rtpu6ilcdH.
And do what with the ex-Mcmbers who
lobby for fun and in their own interest?
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

AlR. HEWITT will go.
And so should the British Minister. Ho
Is not needed in this country-or any other
that we know Of
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THE statesman who creates a merchant
marine worthy this great Nation and its
gigantic commerce will earn niche in the
temple Of fame hard by Washington and
Lincoln.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

The jury did right in acquitting young
Mutt.
But it did wrong in rendering verdict
of mot guilty because Of insanity"
There is no doubt but that jury believed
young Mutt did right in killing the seducer
Of his sister and the murderer of his father.
Why not have said so without qualifca-
ton
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

The tail oftho comet is as bad off as the
Democratic party-it is split into throo
parts.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23
Problem for Members of the Chau-
tnuGua Society.

How many feet OF rope, one inch thick, will
be required to wrap about pole one hundred
feet high, one foot in diameter at the bottom
and taperipg up to four inches in diameter at
have TO travel 10 unwind It, beginning close to
the pole at the bottom, supposing the rope to
be wound from tho top downward, the rope to
son unwinding IL? yl-see
PUBLIC speakess<Wnd si (gers find B. H.
Douglas pUhpsicumGotgh Drops sure
reme2pf0f hoarseness.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

IT is merchant marine we need and not
q powerful Navy.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

Mr., SEwELL's militia bill, as reported
yesterday from the Military Committee,
provides for the appropriation of 100000
annually, to be apportioned among the
States and Territories according to the
number of Representatives or Delegates to
which each State and Territory is entitled
in Congress. 1t will be seen that the Dis
trict of Columbia will not get a cent of this
money, and yet there is not State or
Territory in the Union that has better
organized militia force. If Congress will
not give the people of this District repre-
sentatiop, let it do the fair thing in the dis
tribution of this money and give our
militia its portion
The Evening critic., 1884-01-23

THE Internal-Revenue system should go.
1t has no place in peace establishment. 1t
was a war measure aud should have gone
with the war, 1t is now infamous aud in
famously conducted. 1t makes a spy of
every man, woman and child, and murders
men, women and children for the ninety
cents gallon. Nobody wants it continued
but the monopolistic high-wine producers
and the Kentucky gang, while cry goes
up against it from every section.
Abolish it.
No true Democrat can favor its reten-
tion.
No sensible Republican will.
1t should go unanimously.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23

Warm Springs precincts; east by Warm Springs
and Deer Creek precincts south by Crichton, Will
low Creek and Corral precincts; west by Sawtooth
and Bonaparte precincts.
All persons having any objections
to urge, or desiring changes made to
the boundaries or precincts above pro-
posed, are requested to present them,
in person or by letter, at the next meet:
ing Of the Board.
BY order of the Board
J. X. MORRILL,, Chairman.
Attest :. G. B. Fox, Clerk. jl4t3O
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23

nnTA for the vnrsing class. Send 10 cents
iii! for post 70 and We will mail you frec,
"EIGpa royal, valuable box of sample goods
thst will put you in the way OF nlskinG
more in"rsS In few days thsn you ever thought
los, ne .t any business. Capital not required
ne VIII start you. fou can work all the time or
~ Ehre time only tn, WORK is universally
a"so'ed q BON sexes, Young and old. You can
EASILY earn iroin 80 c nts To 81 every evening
ihat al, who want work HAY test tue business We
max. this unparalleled offer; to all Who a.e no,
SIZED We will send II 70 pay for the trouble of
writing MS. Full! Particulars, direct ons etc. sent
free. Fortunes viii BE- made by those who give
their whole time % the work Great success lie
absolutely sure. Don't delay. start now Al.
~'ess 9A'NsoN q 20. foSusnI. Maine. nc2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23

tlrne Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimness OF
Vision, Noises in the Head the vital luid pass
ing unohserved in the urine and many other dis
eases That lead to insanity ana death.
DIR. IiNilE, who ~ regular phNsioia an fgra l.
Hhte Of tha University ct ienusy lvunta), VIII
agree 70 Forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DoLLArs for a caso
OF THIS kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE fln,l.r
his special advice and trea ment will not cure.
or + + any thing tmpurc injurious found IN 1t.
Dir MiNtiE treats all private diseases sAcce So
lutly without mercury. CON-ULIArloN FRnE.
thorough exam. nation and advice, including an
aiysls of urine, -, Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE.
Sl3O bottle, or four times the quantity, $500;
sent to any address npon receipt Of price, or @.
ID secure from observation and IN private name
If desired, 10y A. H. NINrlE, NJ. D., IL Kearn,.
street San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent 10 Ally one applying BY letter. stat
ing symptoms. sex and ape. Strict secrecy IN re-
gard TO All business transactions
Ok MlNT1l|S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETI
Ct \, cures all kinds of Kidney Ind Bladder Conn
plants, Uonorrhoea, Giect, Leuoor,hoea For
sae ~ Fl drusgistS; 81 bottle. bottles Ter So
DIR, MlNTiES DA NDElION PILLS are the IT, At
and Cheapest DYsrErstA and BILIOUS cure III the
market For sale by Mi druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23
Notice fer Publication,
LAND OrTlCE At HALEY. IuApc,

LAND OFFICE At HALEY IuARol
-. June ~. 1884.
!, Johh W. 'iihian, Of Gilman, who made Pre-
cmption DeclArrt w Statcrnen. No y Oh. sr IN. X
= NV i and NV 4 OF NE I section 81 end nj, J..
OF VI :, Section 81, Town, h tp n Range II +. do
mercy give nooce Or my intention to make tnql
pronf !" establish my claim t. the land above de-
seribeu ana That expect to prove ,ny residence
ana c'ii iNation before the Regist r and Receiver
~ Ha'i'y limo. ON August >, l'si by two of thc
loI!o" u" witnesses: !. 7. Hufl KEY OF Gi man n
T. picotte, OF Hnlry, Il. v0rbere, Vi HALEY and
james NJ Blossom OF HALEY
JOHN W GILMAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23
DISEASES OF MAN.

All applying to me will receive my honest opin-
Ion OF their coniplaint-uo xperimeuting. Will
guarantee positive cure in every under
take, or forfeit q 900. Consultation in Office or by
ietter FREE ana strictly private Char es moder,
ate: Ihorongn examination. including chemical
and mieroscopicnl analysis Of urine aud advice
5000. Once hours, . to daily. to $ evenings.
GupdAys, 10 II only. OIL or address
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23

foUSG, MIDDLE->"Eo had hl..' men and all. who
need medical SKILL and experience. consult the
ola tucopean Physician 1T once. His opinion
COSTS nothing, ana may save future misery aud
shame. When iDcoaNti Ient /" .s It the city for
treatment, medicines can D.. sent everywhere by
express FREE frou. observation. Ii il self evil
dent TINT Il physicisu wLo gives his whole atten-
ttrn - class of diseases attaius great skill and
ply sicians throughout tue country, knowing this
frequently recommend difficult to iii. Old
EST SPECIALIST, hy WHOM every known Good
Rene " is used. The Doctors AGE and EXpF.
h,ENCE make his opinion of SUPREME impor-
lance.
kF-Those whscail no one but the Doc,o.
Coasu tAtion free and Sscrcdly Confident al
Cases which have faied in obtaining relief tls..-
where especially solicited. THE DOCTOR WILL
G-ret TO forfeit :l,010 for Cnse undertaken, not
cured. Cali or write. Hours: Daily, from .
n. to m, to evenings; Sundays, 10 TO l..
only. send for the Sauitarist Guide t. Health
SENT FREE. Address Ms ab we.
~ The services of the celpGra ted old German;
Physician IR. q. GIkARD. FROM htraShur4, have
been secured at the IIEBlG nISpENsARY. His
fame specialist for diseases Of men il uYivers
ally known, and hun ireds are HilyavN}lipn them
selves OF the opportupt y Of free consultation
personally or 10y letter, III all languages
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23
THE, GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failin = = ira
for Nervous Debility
. Exhausted Vitality,
S EN- inal Weakness,
Spermato.rhGa. LOST
MANHOOD, InpOtency,
PEosIAToRRHEA, Paraly-
sis, and all the terri
bic effect of Self-Abuse
youthful follies and ex-
cesses in Maturec years
such Ms Loss of Mem
crV I,.ssltl1p Nnc-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23

June 10. 1884
Not'ce o. t4aahove appI ,gtiou VIII be published
IN IN me WOO" RiyrR rRiEs. printed II HALEY,
ra.hn when H. reby designate as the newspapar
published nearas. thu lsuI d srribed i, son, XXI
c''ion' tj&hdl HoMSR L. POUND. Re.istr
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-23
HOSPITAL

Having been surgeon IN charge of two LEADING
h"sptals' enabled me to treat ali private troubles
~ih excellent results. wish 1t distinctly under.
stuud shat do not claim TO perform possible
ties, dr to have mrac ous or supernatural power
claim only to b" skillful and successful Phtsi
rlan ana Surgeon THoAoUGALy informed in my