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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
Tue CITY We slsh FOR.

Joa. iuin Miller says that he sighs for
betty where "the cruel civilization Of
Sodsrn empire is unknown" and where
ksre is ''rest and quiet and peace to suit
be hour OF drealns;" . city 'hedged in
)Om hustle and fevsrirh rush for gain;"
Icity "placid as moonlit lake and neu-
fal Is q maidsn's biush;" city where
poet may seek and find congenial ears
hd healthful hearis;" a city where s'ain-
1 ton slumbers and nature wields the
aeptre over ALL" The New York Ora
he says there is such city. but in
cad Of saying that it is Pniiadslpi,ia,
New York wits generally do, or Md
aukee or st. LOUIS. as the ChicAgo
(cundlings are quick to remark. the
+aphic explains that it is the cemetery
+ths city Of the dead. The Graphic
ay not have set out to scof, but it
Ppped to pray Detroit Free Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
WORK ana ldisness-


Between working ct low wAyes aud
lanes, no youug man or wosnan shoqld'
dtste for { moment. Some do not
itate, bat decide wrongly in favor Of
Ismpfoymsnt and living upon their
|fents a. long as possible, To person
|industrioas habits there is real enjoy
bnt IN labor, while idle habits make
: necessity for labor terrible burden.
Il boy or girl who. after leaving school,
lfs and lounges for . few years. will
|rdly be q profitable or pleasant hand
| hire Afterwards. They are the kind
|employes who get to their business late
IA Quit early, besides shirking all day.
that the vexation they cause is greater
hu the service they render. There is
Ather habit which 1t is excellent to
I'm early, and that Ia the habit Of
Suomy. II is better to start in life
kh moderate pay. and learn the worth
/ money and how to spend It wisely.
work st snail wages may prove q
bssing.
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A Governor who said Damn.

Governor Crittenden was met OH the
kreet yesterday by a representative Of
Ihis journal. The reporter suggested
hat perhaps the Governor wonl'i like to
~ something on the subject Of the TN
|lsassnt charges q 70 his travt ling ON .
kmiiy pass made out ia the name Of
kn. Crittanden. The Governors lips
hrled with on expression OF the most in
Inse scorn as he replied: II some pa
gfwm not making charges against me |
Aould scarcely feel as ii / were doing my
hty. To tell the truth, ! don't care q
hmm what they say. 1t doesn't bother
)s st all. Good-dsy "-St. Louis Post
Aispokch. n.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
rmsssstns the old Masters.

"A Southern paper explains the manner
which old masters are libeled by
I1de. Old canvasses were initiated by
veripa the irosh psiuting with paste.
4 eukssqusntly baking the whole sci
SI6oolly Ii IN oven until the proper
- SInes appears and the cracks OF
vsrpiek sre aufiiciently multiplied.
M tones are produced with iicorice-
~ and sombre tinls with lamp-blsck.
.ssscks aro counterfsited BY Slipping
- 81 : cAmelt hair brush dipped IN
sirtuvs of gum and sspia, 90 thas .
Iver of in6nitsssimal black drops are
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28

flung upon the canvas. Signatures are
counterfeited by very learned experts in
the history and literature of painting;
men thoroughly acquainted with all the
monomanias Of celebrated masters, aud
able to initiate any painted signature
with SIMPLIFYING exactitude. These
are called monogrammist+s. Old Ink
stains are initiated by rubbing tue can
vas with damp cloth. so as to produce
peculiar mold upon tii- varnisn. This
trick Is called chanci. Imitsting III
after strokes. or corrections Of contours,
made by certai famous pain err, Is
styled making repe, il - Mawaakee
Sentinel
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Two young city ladies in the country
ksere standing by the side, ct wide
aitch, which they didp'. know how to
gross. They appealed 10 .oy~ho was
tomibg along the RI ad Tor help. where
Sapon he pointed behihd them with a
)tartled air and yelled Snakes" The
Boung ladies crossed the ditch ut sin
gle bound.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28

'srhres cents more. please. why.
bave you raised your rates have
newer paid but 70 cents to send mes
)age to New York" YES, that is the
regular price; but, you zee, just at pres
int we are compelled to make use oi the
balls 10 some extent, and postage
kAmps cost money. Three cents more,
klease.s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
A, the Eiectricn, works in Los Angeles. Cal

Having perfected the process for the treatment
of Wines Spirits Fermented Malt Liquors by electric
ity by which the fusil OIL Hydrocyanc acid poisonous
ethers and other deeterious organic matter is eliminated
and at the time inparts mellow age TO the prod
ucts OF the wine prepared TO andethosame
on large scale ard te most reasonable terTna BY
this scientific treat M wines they once TT
ted for market at the price they at OF IL
years b. the ok treatment OF racking off and expensive
methods of rehand ng she and at the same time inn
ese saving to the producer By this also there
is waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect delay the tire tnent entirely removes all
ganic that without destroy
.gthe bouquet and leaves them perfectly and fit for
use in "a hours after coming from the winery Call
works and be convinced. send for circulars.
&C. TICHENOR,
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor Co. and Patentee
2ss Arcadia Block Angeles Street. Angeles Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28

Il never can enjoy poetry when I'm
booking, said an I'D lady who dropped
ia ON US recently; but when | step out
Do feed the hogs aud histe myseif on the
Hines OF Captain Jinks, it does seen, as
n this airth wns made to live IN after
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
Co-Partnership Notice,
State cf California,

State of California, Ia
County Of Los Angeles.
We, the undeuigncd, do hereby certify that
we are partners trAnsActing business In the State
Of California. our principal place Of business be
Ing in the city and Comfy Of Los Ange,es, with q
branch ofhoe In the City Of New York, under the
Arm name and style Of The San Pedro Winery:
that the names IN full Of all the nenlbers Of such
partnership are II. Boettchcr. residence. city Of
Los Angeiee, county OF Los Angeles, State OF
California, and Alexander J,stro~, res dence,
CITY and state Of New York tar l.t5
In witness whereof, We have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 2lst day Vi February,
1854 HERMAN BOETfCHER,
Nestle CO Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER JASrROw,
Residence New York.
hereby certify the toresoing to be tu,i. true
and correct copy OF tbe orignsl certifcHe II Co
Partnership between ". Boettcher and Alexan-
der Jastrow on ME In NV ofisce, and that l have
carefully compared the same with the orlxiuai
In witness whereof, ha,e hsreunto cot my
hand and affxed the Seal Of the super Court.
this 2lst day OF febusrY, 1881. ~
(sKAL.l A. W. POTTS. County County.
fchSR ~
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Exscutor's Sale OF Real Estate.
In the Superior Court, County of Los
Angeles, State of California
In the matter OF tho Estate Of Anne Patterson.
deceased.

Mott . is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Ct the superior Court of the county OF los
Apgeles, State Of California, made on the 'lth
day Of Februa y, 1884 In The matte, the es-
tate OF Anne Patterson, deceased, the under
signssl Executor Of said deceas,d. wall
ssli 1T private sale, to the high st
BIDDER. tor cash IN gold coin " the
Unit d States and subject 70 confirmation BY
said Superior &c ar on or after Thursday,
Tie 2sth day OF February. 1884.
An the right, t,tls, interest and estate Of tn
sal Anne fAtisron, deceased, at the ttinc OF
her death, and all the right, title sni in
tsl est that the said estate has fy ope-
ration OF law or vther..ise acquired
other than or IN addition - that ~ the
Gid deceaasi 1t the time Of her q, aih la and to
all that certain lot OF land lying s,i being In the
. " VI Los Angeles. county of los sngres, state
of california. and particularly ie embed ~ foi-
lows. to-wit:
Lots One a., Two ~ and seven CD IN Block
Five lb) o. East Los Angeles, u o r'iine TO the
survey thereof made ny Frank LecruNrcur in
December, 67a
4 rms aud conditions Of sale:--Cash 10 goli
coin, upon continuation by the Couit hits or
Offers may he made at any time after the frsf
publ aticp this notice and befcret the making
Of the sale.
An BIDS OF OF m must be Ia writing and ieft
At the efYice Of Biohnell q White, Room ! TIM.
pie Block, IN said city and county. or delivered
rersSnaiiv to the undersigned.
tobi1ti Eexeentor Of said Estate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
SOCIETY NOTICES.
American Legion Of Honor.

bAyrll COUNCIL, No. ~, insses hfEs a1a rA.,i
Tuesday evenings oi esl.h mouth ~ roours :, oil
b., Temple Blocl Fr@
ID. X PAYNE. Uonrnn n.i,sl q.
5 C. &. wKtLxAs, st>'etaIy ~. lsa1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
9E0N H.T =

SE0N H:T
THE ONLY DISCOVER Of THE PoiSuNC, $
URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN THn BL,..,4
OF RHEUMATIC AND GOufY PATlIslS.
HALlGH 11CA Is known W cohn''n
sense remedy; because !; stfkes s.iret;.ly Ut tb,
caa-s Of rheumatism, tiout and Neuf ssia, ~hils
80 many o-callei specifics si.d supposed par.."
oHiy treat locally tine eifsct-.
II has bcen conceded b, eIluieut sei,,t.st- ti..t
outward applications, such M iubb.i- III ~
olntnaents, linimeHts and 5.othins .st,ons ~,
not eradicate these diseases, *hich ats ie i~'a''
Of the g,olsonilig OF the blooJ with I'm, ACID.
AALlCTLlCA works with elo'i-
feet on thls acid, and the disorIos. u
u now exclusively usoi by all gvlebrated phy-i-
clans OF Amori,a and Europe Highest Aeii,s,i
Acadslny of Paris reports Vb per cait cure
three davs
EEnH1ENMEHH
that SALlCTLlCA " = certain cure 10
0he mutibna. G0ut and Neuralgia
he most intense pains are subdaei almo
instAnrly sr1,l
Give Il trial Reii.i gua.aatss-i = ,aonc, 10.
funded.
Thousands OF Testimonials sent application
u Boa. BoAES Fus sh- sent Tree ',
mail on receipt Of money.
Ask Your Druggist for II.
but DO not bo do,',aied into taains lraitations o,
substitute, something recommended ss lust
as good - I,isi-t ON tine genuine with he mime
OF wASHbuRS Il co. OIL each boA, whi,i.
giiarnteed chemically pure ul.dor OIL gTa,ui',
Indispensable requisite " insure SUI, ess la IL
WASHBURN & CO.. Props.
~. broadway. cor. Rrads 1t. NY.
.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
Masonic Notice.
x. OF r.
Eagle ccrrr. n. G. {.

LOS Angeles Lodge No. $40, Z. I. Afs.s
| kssulsr naeesines oi "a. sbos. Lodge az &, Il =
Spring street. Visiting brothers are celds.iit . %
vited to attend o. A. DEAhlAt.. ~
mf - t-f I.tt-ts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28
Railroad Ticket and Employment
Once.

,uREAU Of INFoRMATioS; Iusie help froe
,sai Estate Broker houses and lots sold OH In
,tallments; housss and roovus, FURNISHED o. un
furnished securcd. 4. NirrlN1kk
Ial North Main Street, noar First Bt.
r.lspbous No. lis. sspiSun
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-28

whole Tickets, g. Hall rckes~. 81
"a Tickets, 20. % Tickets. sioo
Remit Money or Postal Note, Bank praft in
Letter or sei d by Express. ORDERS Of
sj and upward, by Express, eau hs sen, at cur
expsrse Address an orders to
a-ss- J. D nOUGT.As. Cosington. Nv.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-23
William FurZe.

WHEREAS, God in His all wise Provi-
dence has removed from our midst our es-
teemed Brother, William Furze, be it there
fore
RESOLVED; 1, That in the death of
brother Furze, Lorain Lodge, No 2S1, of
the |. o. o. f., loses one of its most valu-
able members, one who was, by his brother
members, beloved, and esteemed for those
noble qualities of character, which
stamped him as man, exemplifying in
the virtues Of his life the principles of our
beloved Order.
RESOLVED: 2. That we extend to the
widow and family of brother Furze, our
united sympathy in their bereavement,
deploring with them the long and painful
suffering borne by him with so much pa
tience and iortitude.
RESOLVED: 3. That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon our record, and
copy of the same be sent to the widow
of our deceasd brother, and published in
the Wellington ENTERPRISE.
RESOLVED: A. That the Lodge be
draped in mourning for the period OF
thirty days
". NJ: RICHARDSON,
J.J. THOMAS, Committee.
S.A. WILLIAMS,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-23
Communicated.

Editor ENTERPRISE.
Permit Inc to say, that my astoniSh-
ment was great, my Indignation great
or, when | read your last weeks paper,
to know that we had, in this civilized,
Christian community, any one that
would so outrage common civility,
decency, and self respect, for the sake
of petty revenge and political spite, as
t. attack aud villily, (eithcr justly or
unju.,ly) upon the streets, through tue
public press, a worthy and respected
citlcu, whose head is bowed with sor-
row, whose heart Is crushed with grief
having so recently placed in the silent
tomb, the remains of a dearly loved,
and devoted wife. Have their hearts
become like stone that they do these
things! Has humanity fled forever?
Could they not de'ist their vile attack
until mother earth had received her
own again? Such are better for the
dark ages than for the XIX Gen.
tury, aud civilized society. Their shots
at me, much enjoy as lit of pleasant
ry. The compliments of my influence
are MS refreshing as the gentle breezes
OF Spring. AS TO the aliases 'PerceD
tum," &c mistaken | naver wrote, or
counseled writing word. As ia
"Phunny Forlies" ascribcd to me, they
belong exclusively 10 others, who have
made the necessary applications Tor
deeds patent, aud | hive no desire to
appropriate the legitimate heirshlp. A.
to little ESQ. "E" whining like big
"Booby," because | would not assist
his scheme. Why ask Democrat and
then abuse him because he Is one. Don't
you see, a Mayor he would like to be-
Asto one kind of Bctters he doubtless
knows better than do, and as to pocket
full Of tickets when asked to sign pc.
tition, 1t Is unqualiiedly false, as had
not even heard about a ticket at that
time. Better read, and pratlce tile Ten
Commandments, misrepresent your
nelghbors less, and you will enjoy life
better. Even If you cannot get Demo
cras to help you to be Mayor when you
want them. AS to Soreheads, Kickser.
Shyters &C., will refer him to His Honor
the Mayor elect, who short time age
stood In our row shouting Greedy
'Greelyl Let us hear from Ashtabula
J. GG01Es .CL,i d. L, w.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-23
Gofal an0 nlisfellanrous
No advertisements wM be inserted under
this head at any price.
"A. II. Palmer, is slightly improving
and his recovery is expected.

"A. II. Palmer, is slightly improving
and his recovery is expected.
Miss. Eveline Clegon is teaching her
third term of school in the Douglass die
trict.
%. L. Smith, and jerry Whitehead
and wife, started April Goth on Southern
tour intending to go as far as New Orleans
and will be away several days.
C. w. Crosier, will build this season
two story brick north of, and adjoining
Crosier & Sheldons cheese warehouse
21x45 feet, which will be Tor rent. He is
already preparing the ground.
Mr.. John Chapman who has been
spending few weeks in Canada visiting
relatives, returned last Thursday, bringing
cousin of the same family name, who
will make an extended visit among his
relatives in Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois.
e. Il. Robinson, has sold his property
on Taylor street to w. F. Crosicr, consid.
Grafton $1,2CO. Mr.. Robinson expecIs to
begin building soon on his lot in the
burned district, and will arrange the
second story for residence. for his family
Two new trains made their first trips
on the w. g. l.. L. Monday. They are
called the Pittsburgh and Chicago express
and the Chicago and Pittsburgh express.
Their time at this station is. Going east,
No. 81, 1913 A. NJ. Going west, No. 90,
S.95 Pm. Standard time.
--0n Friday ne 18th, being Arbor day, a
few met on the Fair Grounds and planted
nearly sixty live trees. There should be
twice as many more, some that were un-
able 70 attend the meeting, have contrlbut-
ed money towards planting more. The
invitation Is still open, and as many as
will help beautify the grounds in that di.
rection, are requested to deposit the money
with R.N. Goodwin, 6ecy., to be paid out
TO a party, who win procure, the, trees
and sec that they are planted. ~
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-23
Fair Entries for 1854.

The following entries have been made
for the three year old colt races to be
trotted at the coming Fair, to be held
August 20, 81 and %, 1884;
Hortense, owned by Vint. Shank, sired
by Hermese, dam Bessie Turner; Little
Star, owned by II. L. Letch, sired by
Genl. Hayes, dam by Chestnut Tom
Horizon, owned by p. o. Shank and II
Widemau, sired by Hermese, dam Belle
by old Hotspur; HeIsey, owned by p. o
Shank, sire Hermese, by Harold, dam BY
Stephen A. Douglass; Halcion, owned by
}, II. Barnes, sire White Line, dam b!
Stranger; Night Shade, owned by F. NJ
Camp, sire Hermese, dam, Crazy Jane
Lady May, owned by John Simon, sire, L
i. Hayes, dam unknown; American Girl
owned by A Ferlus, sire, White Line, dam
old Toby, she by old Stranger; Hoodrink
owned by G. f, Emery, sire, Hermese, frs
dam by Belmont.
II. N. CooDw.S, Secy.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-23
Blacksmithlng.

After serving the people of Wellington
the last ten years, and having met with a
very liberal patronage for which 1 desire
to return my grateful acknowledgements
| have newly fitted and arranged my shop
for firStclass shoeing, of the latest styles
| also have for sale a variety of Farm
Harrows, including the celebrated Spring
Tooth Harrow. Price reasonable, terms
easy. Six months time.
l6tf. T. G. HAINEs.
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Texas Pacific Railroad Land Agency.

Capt. VIM. f. Morrow has been appoint
ed land and emigration agent for the Texa'
Pacific Railroad, running from Marshall
Texas, to San Francisco, with severa
branches at the Eastern terminus. Maps
circulars and all determination desired
will be furnished on application. Good
farming lands for sale at $1.0O to $500 pei
acre in climate neither too warm nor toe
cold, furnishes favorable opportunity tc
those desiring to improve their circum
stances by emigration.
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Business Eofals.
Items under this head uill be charged one
cent ,oord each insertion.


E-Your can get the Fedora Hat at Fitch's
for $1.75 II.
Pure, fresh baking powder manufactur-
ed and for sale at Houghton's. u.
"A new line of pocket knives and razors
'ust received at Z. Benedict's. 12n
The best and cheapest mixed paints ard
white lead at Z. Benedlct's. l5tf
"A full stock OF Diamond dyes, at j. W.
Houghton's. IT,
New velvet red tissue, for paper flow
ers, at Houghton's.
Clear away your stumps with Hercules
cartridges. For sale at E. Benedicts.
Two prong, four prong, and Kelley loose
barb wire for sale at E. Benedicts. 12f
ARTISTS GooDs.-Amateurs can get an
outfit by calling at Houghton's.
Red Bird Food.-Houghton has It, Pre-
pared expressly for them. J304w
Call and see the Elegant Spring Suitings
at Fitch's, and then let Tlssot make you a
suit. IL
Mrs Wideman has good seamstresses
employed, and is ready to do dressmaking
from the latest styles She warrants per.
feet fitting and fills all orders promptly. 10
A new line OF scrap pictures and cut fig
ures, the latest and choicest novelties among
imported goods, Just opened at Houghton's
Drug and Book Store, IT,
For disordered stomach, bad breath
bilious complaints, indigestion, &C., use DIR.
SD. Howe's Liver Pills, for sale by J.. W.
Houghton. u,
The assessor requests all tax payers to
be ready TO give their lists, thereby saw
ing much time to him. And as before
suggested, look up the number of lot on
which new buildings have been erected
The ENTERPRISE office was never so well
prepared TO do all kinds OF job work neatly,
promptly, and at so reasonable prices as
now. Give us call and see how well we
can serye you. J304w
-FARMERs-If you want the best Barbed
Wire made, please call at j. II. Woolley's S
Hardware Store, and 1t will give him pleas
ure TO show the goods, the barb is so ad-
justed as not to tare the flesh OF the animal
or pull wool from sheep. %
Fitch will run a Job Counter for Thirty
Days, and all broken lots Of suits will be
sold at or below first cost. There will be
only from one to three suits of kind, but
the variety will be such that any man can
get fit. Remember thirty days. IL
-Vane, Calverts & Cos. celebrated Pure
Ready Mixed Paints can be found at the
Hardware Store of j. II. Woolley, which be
will warrant to be equal in durability and
covering capacity 10 any Paint made in the
State, Those having painting to do will
please call and examine for themselves. This
paint is warranted 10 give satisfaction. 2S
- -
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Telephone Notes.


with Mr.. Crabtree's meat market, Hoyt &
Woolley's Furniture and Undertaking
rooms and f. D. Felts residence on Mag.
var street. The new numbers are as fol
lows
F.D. Felt. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S4
j. q. Crabtree. ee............,...... ..64
Will subscribers write names against the
proper numbers, and all who have not q
copy of the new list, please call for one al
the Exchange.
Still others are considering the question
of taking telephones, and we consider tn
probability of placing 100 instruments in
Wellington by the end of this year; muc
better than the prospect in the beginning
of getting thirty subscribers. The list i
now so large, that telephone is a neces
sity to most buiness houses, if they woul
compete with others in the same branch o.
trade, and they are profitable for pri
vate residences for like reason
that they can now obtain so many con
nections, and make them servicable in S,
ways, and on so many occasions. Wei.
lngton has reason to be proud of her posi-
ton as the banner town of the world II
this enterprise. With very few exceptions
the instruments are working satisfactorily
and before the close of the week we intenc
there shall be no cause for complaint. W
hear that an effort is being made both ii
Oberlin and Elyria, to increase the mum
Der of instruments in each place to fifty
0berlin ought TO have that number, and
Elyria, should have one hundred. If they
will make large exchange there will be
no difficulty about satisfying the people,
that the expense necessary TO secure a
telephone is profitable outlay Itcertainly
is one of the most useful inventions of the
age. and the time is not far distant when
by every man in even moderate circum
stances, they will be considered a house
hold necessity. farmers in many places
are beginning to avail themselves Of the
convenience, and advantage Of connect
tion with their market town, and with al
principal points in their section of country
We are now connected with almost every
town in this, and adjoining states, ant
conversation is distinctly heard on mos
occasions any distance up TO one hundred
to one hundred and fifty miles. With the
Improvements now making, We shall be
able in the next decade to converse easily
all over the United States, and so brought
into close relations with our most distant
cities. We say again to those who are
hestating, make trial of 1t, and we will
guarantee satisfaction. From 70 to 0g
cents a week covers every expense, and q
little experience will show every wife how
she can save herself in care, and worry
and wear, and tear, more than the smaller
sum, while any wide awake business
house that proposes to keep up with the
times and be in convenient relation with
his patrons and kindred business houses
of this and other towns will have no diff
Guilty in making hansome profit over the
larger snm mentioned. Ii is no use tC
doubt longer. Many others have tried il
and been convinced. A trial will cor
vince you.