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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
FOREIGN.

More serious rioting is reported at Cork
The Chinese forces have evacuated Lane
Son.
England will add 81, 900 men to the force
OF her army.
All the powers are urging Turkey to re.
main neutral.
At London Russian attack upon Herat
is looked for.
It is stated at London that cholera las ap.
peared at Cairo.
The island of Bermuda is being put in q
state of defence.
Egypt has spologized to France, aud the
trouble is settled.
Denmark has made an appropriation to
fortify her coast.
A severe storm swept along the coast in
vicinity of Halifax.
German officers are inspecting the forts
along the Dardanelles.
All British merchantmen have been in.
sured against par risks.
Gen. Komoroff sends reply to the dis
patch of Sir Peter Lumsden.
Canadian troops are ready to 70 to Win
nipeg to put down the rebellion.
The Prince and Princess of Wales were
given hearty welcome at Belfast.
The publication of q revised edition of the
Old Testament has been postponed.
The Turkish ambassador at Paris thinks
his country ought to remain neutral.
The entire editions of five newspapers
were seized by the government at Vienna.
Mr.. Byers, American counsul-general at
Rome, has resigned and will return to jour
nalism.
The general opinion of the European
press is that Gladstone's utterances makes
wat certain.
The bill to federate the Australian colo
MES was read . second time in the British
house of lords.
Indians burned all the buildings at Frog
Lake, Northwest territory, and then shot
ten white men.
More trouble Is imminent in Panama.
Aizpurn has issued . pronunciamento
against Amesicans.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
KANSAS WOMEN.
various Items CONCERNING Thorn.

VARIOUS lions C0nC0f010X Vh0m.
Mrs. Sexton, alady of IS years, is hold
ing meetings at Erie.
Larned Chronoscope: The following is
one of the most remarkable condolences
in numbers that has come to our notice:
Mrs. Jennie s. Bailey was born in 1477,
was one of seven sisters, was married in
1867, removed to Kansas in 1877, died
March II, aged 81, and was buried on lot
127.
The Hutchinson Neacs chronicles q
case of faith cure" Mrs. VIM. King,
who lives on Third avenue, was given
up to die by physicians here, and visit
to the Kansas City hospital was alike
fruitless of encouragement. Divine helf
was then invoked by prayers long and
fervent, and the result is said to have
been remarkable cure. The lady arose
last Friday and walkod the floor without
assistance for the first time in several
years. Such seems to be the facts as
vouched for by several witnesses.
La Crosse Chieftain: About five weeks
ago Mrs. A. Bieler was unfortunate
enough to run needle in her hand and
have it break of, and all efforts to extri-
cate it were unavailing until last Friday,
where DR.. Phillips succeeded in taking
it out. The piece thus taken out was just
one inch long, and must have caused q
great amount Of suffering.
The thirteen year old daughter of Mr..
Bathshela, who lives five miles south
west of Wellington, while passing
through the kitchen where the family
dog was lying, was badly bitten on the
left ankle. The dog then ran out of the
house, and began biting and swapping at
whatever came in its way. The hired
man was bitten in the leg, but his boot
prevented the teeth of the dog from
piercing the flesh. The animal acted 30
strangely the fBmily were badly freigh-
tened, and at once came to town with
the little girl, shooting the dog before
leaving home. The mad stone was ap-
piled to the wound without effect.
A Miss Ida Holsinger, says the Norton
Courier committed suicide on Tuesday
evening one week ago. No reason can be
assigned for the awful act, only that she
was tired of life, as her family relations
we're of the most pleasant nature and all
highly respected by the whole commu-
nifty. She was to have been married
June "a, to Lewis Young, an excellent
young man, who with her parents are
heart broken over the sad event
Strychnine was the weapon used to cut
the brittle thread oflife.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
KAnsss City Grain and Produce Market.
Kansas City, May 2, 1856.


The Daily Indicator repOrts:-
FLOUk-Quiet
Quotations are for unestablished brands. in ear
1Osl 20; anotce. l 5Oa1 60; fancy st@l 30
Ds,,,it 95a2 90; rye. - al Is: in bbls s. 20
so; buck wheat, Anchor mills, 81 80 p bbi; sell.
raising cases OF 81 $ns packages, 81 80; cases OF
WHEAT-Receipts, 3,277 bushels; Withdrawn
4,4s4 bushels; in store, 548,425 bushels.
No. red. cash. at size; May sales at sec;
June, at s5@s51sc; July s7A@ss1sc August, soc
COkN--Receipts, 2.257 bushels; shipments
4,459 bushels; in store, 1I,035 bushela
at 4lszc; July, 42ss August, 441ac; No. 2 white
cash 4se Did: May, sales at 424c;June, 1870 bid
July sales at 4Oc.
RyE-Nominal No. cash. 56@56Ac
CORNMEAL-Green, 759sO; kiln dried, IS @
BRAN-Bulk, soc sacked, eOc.
HAY-Firm; Fancy imall baled. IL 90; larQ
$50, % 50: medium. s. 5O@s 90; low grade
PR oS salt shoulders, "a; clear
shodideIs 81; long clear sides, ~: Tbs sides,
~: clear sides, ~; sugar cured hams lOc; pork,
homeless OF clear Il 90, mess, 1890; la,d. fierce,
~; hslf I barrel, ~; ,a, ~
BUTrER-Receipts light and market slow ex-
cept for fancy stock.
auosatiom: Creamery, 22@2so; nne dairy. 1a@
20c; ro!! io@l7c; stors psokea, lo912o; sour and
HGGSLFirm at 1Oc per dozen.
POULTRY-Markets steady.
Quotations: Old hens, 50per dog: duck. 8 O00
q per doz; rooster, 25 per doz turkey 1O012c.
M1LLSTUFFS-The ruling quotations tor Car
lots a. follows: Corn meal, green, 1890; kiln
dried, $3.50. Corn chop, p 100 ibs, CSC. Bran
bulks50, sacked SIC per 100 ns. Pearl hominy, =
ri GHKRsE-Fun cream, 1sc: fats, 10 Youn,
aAME-Teai ducks1 oo@l rs per dog: mallard
DRESSED FOULTRY-stesdy.
Quotations. Chickens, small, 6c@9c per b.
turkes'. choice small. 7c@lOc; ducks, 1O". sea G
81 SMOKED MKATssnouldeu. &C.: b., ~,t,,
Sd ies, NV vth SIDES. TIC: SIX
HAMs-Fancy small boiled CSC. ~
BRKAKIAsI bAUUk--sagsr cured. lie
BARREL MEATS-Pork, boneless, IA 90; cl,
IAknGchoice is1oe. re; half barrel. N.
TALLOW-No. 1. o3<c; No. 2, 41fc.
SORGHUM-2Oc per gallon.
BROOM OORN-Hurl. 304c: self WORKING, 2N
NS1a a@3G en19.sS 1Sl aue
tic; Light nne, 1000; medium. 10000: me
dunn combing, $4,000; coefse combing, 1792oe
low and carpet. 12@15c. Kansas and Nebfaak,
i7@isc; % med oo%bins. . ' oosrss oombtns
ll@l4c; low and carpet, o@i2c. Tub washed"
choice. S@3Oc: medium. 26@2sc; dingy and low
HIDES AND PELTs-Hides: dry flint No.
b, 14c; No. p loo; dry salted p b 10c. Greer
SC. Green No. / ) b 7c; No. , &c: cali
ID loo' sheep ps! IT, d! r., = . ; &c
ceived, Withdrawn and In store at regular eleva
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
KANSAS FARMING.

Noteworthy IncidSnts Among the Far me,
of the State.
Forty and one half acres adjoining tn
town site of Minneapolis lately sold TO
$4,000.
Wheat has improved materially il
Reno comfy within the past ten days
and fields before considered dead nov
indicate yield ola three-fourth crop.
Leonardville Monitor: Last Saturda,
was another lively day in Leonardville
The Farmers Club met in the afternoon
and large number of farmers were il
town for the purpose of attending tn,
meeting.
Mike Young, hard citizen, who las
Fall hired to Abe Waugh, a farmer
living in the western part of Osborne
county, and then skipped with team
of horses belonging to his employer, wa,
shot and killed at Brookville, on the K
P. road last week.
A dispatch from Hutchison says
Thirty-two thousand dollars was offered
and refused for a half section of land
adjoining to the city. It was wanted by
parties connected with the St. Joe
Hutchinson & Rio Grand Railroad, which
will be built in here this year, giving q
direct line to chicago.
Lenora Leader: In addition to the
damage mentioned in the Leader last
week by the prairie fire west of here Joe
Little and his moving and other ma.
chinery burned, and Bohemian boy in
the neighborhood of Clayton. says the
Courier of last week had not been found
since though his pony has since, it il
feared he was burned to death.
La Crosse Ctiettain: The acreage Of
corn in Rush county last year was more
than that of Ellis and Pawnee counties
together, which demonstrate the pluck
and energy of our citizens, and also
shows their faith in the capabilities OF
the county. Rush will continue to lead
whether we have railroad or not.
Commonwealth: Chef Thomas says he
expects to harvest about as much wheat
this year as usual. A good many of his
neighbors have plowed up their fields
which were planted earlier than this.
He thinks that when the weather is set
tied a better estimate of the condition of
the growing crop can be made.
Kinsley Graphic: The rapid growth
of Edwards county is rapidly making
wealthy men of many worthy farmers,
who but q few years aga were the poor
est at the very poor homesteaders, and
land that went begging for a purchaser
at from 500 to $500 per quarter section,
is now selling rapidly at from Sc to SIS
per acre.
Minneapolis Democrat: Well posted
farmers are now of the opinion that the
wheat is not 30 badly damaged as was at
first anticipated, and they are now of
the opinion that it will make at least Q
half crop. This is very encouraging, as
the outlook q month ago was rather
gloomy. The recent splendid rains have
had q wonderful effect in reviving the
spirits of our farmers.
Osborne Farmer: G. B. Virgins, resid-
ing on the south line of the county, had
q close call last week. A prairie fire
swooped down on his property. and it
was only by the most strenuous exer-
tions of his wife and . number of neigh
bors that his fine two story house and
implement sheds containing several
Thousand dollars worth of machinery
were saved.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
Historical Delun ons Dispelled.

Recent medical science seems to be OF
value in correcting certain decisions.
Contemporary historians believed that
the pious and unfortunate Queen Caths-
rine of Aragon died by foul means from
slow poisoning. DR.. Norman Moore,
ewever, who has investigated the true
cause of death in several historic charac-
tiers, has discovered, after . careful ex-
animation of notes made by tho person
who embalmed the body Of the Princess,
that abe really died ofmelanotic ssrcoma
of the heart.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Gen. Sheridan viii inspect the military
posts of the West.
The excitement in the Frisco barely
trade continues.
At the Grant celebration at Louisville an
ex Confederate spoke.
Odd Fellows day was observed at the
New Orleans exposition.
A fine slate mine has been discovered
near Little Rock, Ark.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07

Atchison Globe: s. C. Kings $40 acres
of sod wheat is being turned over, and
will be planted with corn. When sod
wheat goes, wheat on old ground is in q
still worse condition.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07

st. Louis Live Stock Market.
81 Louis, May 2.
The Midland Journal repofts:-
CATTLE-Receipts $780, shipments, g0.
Supply light and not equal to the demand;
shipping steers, 5O@4 IS: COWS and heife1,
00@4 90; stockeB and feeders. 8 5004 90.
HOGS-Receipts, $500; shipments, 5000 york
en-. 1904 As; packers, 00@4 40; butchers,
1854 So.
shKIP-Receipts. 1870: shipmeuts, 400.
Market steady and firm: wool sheep not wanted;
clipped sheep In demand at IS @3 70.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07

A meeting in the interest of internationa
copyright was held ct New York.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07
Kansas City Live Stbck lGarksG
Kansas CITY. Nav Q. 16ek.

The Live 6tock Indicator repoRn.-
CAITLk-keceapu 1926 head. Market steady;
shipping steers averaging ]. 200 to 1850 lbs, O6
ers 2:@4 60.
no }e-kecelpts, 10,164 head. Market quiet
and SC higher at 1904 20; bulk, 4 O0@l O5.
SHEAP-Receipts, ], 536 head. The market was
steady; clipped natives, IS pounds sold ct $40.
CATTI HSAIRS
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07

COMPARATIVE 9TATEMENT.
The following table shows the prices Of wheat
corn. oats and rye at the close of Change to-day
In comparison with the Previous day and previous
years: Previous
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-07

ELEVAIOK HEPOHTB.
The following shows the amount of grain 10
ceived, Withdrawn and In store at regular eleva
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
Eea..gcr0sss ss0vgrs lsis-
orders.

Now ttat bowel disorders, such
as cholera, cholera morhus, djarrhea,
looscncss, pains in the bowels, &c,
are prevalent all over the country,
all should prepare for sudden emcr-
gcncies. MansielUs "Mississlppi
Diarrhca' Cordial is the standard
remedy. 1t has stood the test 10y
untold thousands for upwards OF
thirty years, and Las never failed in
single instance. Every steamer
plying the "l'ather Of Waters" car
ries it, and relies upon itc>clusively
for the cure of bowel disorders. One
dose often alters the .ccretions, heals
and cures, aud few doses meyer
fail. Have it handy! 1t is safe, reli'
able and the best remedy of the kind
in the world. Sold by all druggists
prepared by the Mansfield Medicine
Coz of Mcmphis, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
CIrrEcm MEETING.

The members Of the Baptist
church are hereby notified that there
will be a meeting at the Baptist
Church IN Osceoia st ; O'Clock L. NJ.
Sunday Sept. the 90. aud are ear
nestly requested to be present, IS
we have important business to at
tend to. Frstcrnally,
G. a. BoIIoK,
Church Clerk.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

EARTp, HEAT AND MOISTURE is the
source OF malaria. aud the poison may be great
IN increased hy d"cayiug ycsclah'r matter H.
casr- of mnlafial poisoning liill loc~rrt
Iron ouic Syupis l. the best remedy that can
be usrG l;opd what Mr. Il. T.. Nolrn says
about Il: " | contracted cstlls in bctuhcr,
Issl and suffered with them AL the winter ~
first had chll~ every day and lhrn they came
cveiy third day Quininc and tv'ry other REM
rdv that tried :, cmCd tl have no eject on
tiom whatever Thc rhiis were attended with
night swrats; my breath was short and was
Incapable OF cxoriinus had % huekiug cough
with eXptCtOiatIuus ui pus; no up. cities pale
amt wHNy 20 upttNtuO. aud enlargement NJ the
spleeni was rrdUc.d to dlmo-t a skeleton, and
ii seemed that was driitiug into consumption,
~ had nearly an The SYMPTOMS OF the hrsi STA
res of that disease. In Am Of ihig year lo'9
! | commenced tu use your lltl Lnck rr1's IRON
/ Tonic syrup. Rtiorc hat us-d up ure bottle
my chills were arrested AMI felt thai had ~
( last found "a remedy tuuh pniy oiic bottle ana
| continued 10 Improve, aud To-day, ! am Hs
| strong aud healthy man ~ there l. IN Tonnes.
see | most heartily eudursc this onie ana
money could not buy from me the good 1t mas
done me con ai~liy aud gratefully make thl-
] statement apd II any one is disposed tn duuhl
my veraciiy. rcler them to Mr Dnrson Smith
! or any other substantial rtl2cn of thi, place NJ
! tu my ufrglify uf character X. a, NDLhN'
! toNingt n, Tvunt-suc
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
WARNING ORDER.

IN TIE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY CIRCUIT
tOu RT-Tu FALL TERM, lo5.
Mary Pre0d'' Plaintiff
Frank +. Prewitt, ND,fcndaul,
The uon-rosiGcut Defendant Frank p Prov
III. is warned 10 appear IN this court within
thirty days. and answer lh. complaint OF The
Plaintiff. Mary = T. cwiu
1his 18th day oi September, ls'i
HtGli T. MtNElGH,
CLERK Circuit Court
J % Black wood, at ". for ptf
6. ". 1humusnn, att y. tor nuu-rfsideni an.
p. s. jo, H-ll-i
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
Notice!

That the undersigned, as guardian ~ Ms
souri, Wilson, will, az the ,.Lrr t,tm ui tLe
lf"naic Cuuri ol Mississippi G. uutN. Arkansas
uplhN 10 sad touH Tor an urICr O. sell au UR-
divided one half interest in the following de-
scribed lands ling in Mississippi county, Ar
kansas, to-Wit:
The 2 NV "A Of section %; Swa of section
~ Nv otnW = ~ sec 'i1H -. and SW 3 ni N
" 4 of section p, Township %, North. Range
9, East; said land to hc sold Cor main cunasc
of said Missouri Wilson. aud tNC~ss o. De- lrt
out at lnteresti at which time auu place all ho
have an interest in said lpud- or, iu the tst1t,
Of san Missouri Wilson "a Il caf mutel. arr here
by no ihud TO appear aud make such defence as
they may deem proper
RE. LIE WILSON.
Guardian Of the Estate ol Missouri " ilsor.
This ept Isl lsaj 1-IO-t
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

To the People OF Mississippi Coun-
iy: Hon. w. IL Gudgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes: " | take great pleasure
mrecommending to the public &C.. {.
=, Certain Chill Cure My wife had
third day ague for five months and
tried different remedies without sue.
cess. After using one bottle ~ your
Certain Chill Cure a permanent cure
is the result" Pleasant to take. =
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
Tribute Of Respect.

Maggie Blythe, daughter of Rev.
n. T. Blythe, was born February
Doth, 1868, died September 9th,
1888.
Maggie was just blooming INTO
womanhood with all the happy
thoughts of childhood surrounding
her every day life, when the monster
death, seized and took her from
our midst. 1t is sal to part with
one so young, sn full of life; ever
ready to lend a helping hand to those
who needed help, aud living such a
life on earth as she expected to live
in the world of eternal happiness.
Maggie, we miss thee. thy memory
will ever bc bright; we feel your
loss deeply here on earth, but know
ing that while we mourn our loss,
It's your eternal gain, resting in peace
with God.
We, the committee, adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions;
1st. That Blythc's Chapel Sunday
School has lost one of its best mem
bers by the death of Maggie Blythe.
2nd That we extend our sympa-
thics to the bercaved family.
Bird. That these resolutions be en-
tered on the Seeretary's book Of
Blythe's Chapel Sunday School, and
a copy be furnished the Osceola
TnEs for publication.
MEs. TAnrruA JoNEs,
MGs. Ana y. SCARRRo,
Miss IIZzIE RoEiNSoN,
Committee.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
THE APPEAL FOR 1885

The advent OF the Democratic party 10 power
on the ith Of March will invest the APPEAL
With more than ordinary interest Indeed, the
Inauguration Of Cleveland aud the current
events for The year ls,5 viii be the most i'm
portaat in the history OF the country, and the
APPEAL viii be abreast Of the times II win
remain steadiusuy Democratic. and having
iaith ia the honesty Of Democrats, and hcllcy-
ing that the combined wisdom OF the party
as expressed iu its National aud state COM
ycntions is wiser than the.mctious uttcances
Of individuals it will cling to ~ party instead
of following the chronic faut-dnders COM
ing events will mark an era of Unprecedented
prosperity in tine South, ami the APPEAL wiz
do all it can 10 develop and build up the ma
tcIial iuterests.ot the country. the great, giand
and glorious future Of the SOUTH and m Wiplng
out all sectional preiudices During the
eycutiul wear 1875 iis columns will be nllcd
with the latcst obtaiuable information Ii has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
at Wa ihiugtou, New Orleans and ali Other Inn
por,anl points, and will continue 90 advance
ITS place among the progressive Journals OF
the south.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
WANTED!

twenty Young men, (white), To
cut Cane, Cord-wood and Clear land,
At % cents per cord for wood chop
ping, and - 10 $40 per acre for
cleariag. Also, one family, to take
boarders, feed stock and do general
farm work. Apply to J. a. McAL-
LISTER, Pcttcy's Ld'g., four miles
below Osceola.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

An 81 said land lying in MssI ssIppi County.
Ark;nsaS, aud All parties having an interest Ia
said uds are hereby notidcd to APPEAR at m e.
next October term, lsS5, Of the Probate court
of Mi-slrslpni touotN, NJ au~as, and make
such defense to the granting of such order a.
they think proper. J. n BORUM. Jr
Admir-, c I \ of Che Est Of
kcziah su-g, deceased
This sept, lsi.. 1855
g. W, 1humasnu, Au'y. 5-lO-i
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
Notice

That ! the Undersigned, ~ ndmiui,tt1tor
with the viii annexed, oi the Estate Cd kcIiah
~ugs, deceased, VIII apply AT The next pciotcr
tenn, lSNi, of the Probate Court ot Mississippi
county, Aikansas, for IN order {" scil th" FOL
luwirg described lands belonging 10 said Estate
iur the purpuse uf paying the Legacy provided
tor m said will. amt the general indebtedness
against said Estate, said land described as lOl-
lows, tu-Wit;
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

g. \ pebble iu the stream loi droprca,
tias changed the coursc ot many river;
\ dew drop ON thc bal ~ plant.
Has warped giant OAK forever,
\ liver lr charged with yicinu- bile.
nu makes ihr ho1t o. lilc cap,.us
n may be changed in iis wanted WGy.
fy dosing o., pilot wita ~milh's iii'e Beans
S-..-i. Price ~ gis. per bottle,
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
Golden
WANTED.

GRFAT FUTURE.
School Teachers. Students, Young Men and
Ladies', acting n agents for this hook, are
making over $40 month. Sells fnst one
agent sold II FIRST Is days; another lG IN day I;
another ~ ~ enc day another Is and Bibles
m days Secure territory quick Also ageui 5
wanted for the best Illustrated Family Bibles
ever zold 10y agents send for cueaiars. Ad.
dress, iiNAS BOOK AND 1lBiE co gOi
Lin 81 Dallas Texas S-3-s
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

Smiths Bile Beans restore the APP
petite, prevent billiousnes- and dys-
pepsia, strengthen the system and
purify the blood. One bean is dose.
There are twenty doses in bottle.
Sold by druggists at - cents per
bottle.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

Subscribe for the Osccola TIMES
Only 81 a year, in advance.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

Thi7 famous Romedy for Gem
stip1non, Dysgopsia, EndiEos-
t.un, Liver Complaint, and all
Liver pissasos, has beon In
constant use ~ tae ruolio for
hffy yoars, and - riov9 popular
to-day th-n evrr before. Buy \
none bot NJ. 4. Thedford s Co.'s
original and gcnnine, rianufnc-
turod hy tho Chattanooga Wedi-
cine Co., n Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every package enclosed la Vel.
low Wrapper.
Trial package by mail, fifteen
Ccots.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

Our merchants are all receiving
..,ss- large invoices of goods, and no doubt
- expect a big Fall trade In order
z. - not to be disappointed in the latter,
hey must not forget to invest in a
liberal supply of printers ink. 1t
s helps wonderfully in showing off
- - goods.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-19

hin A Lockcrt's Iron Tome Syrup Is cheap-
er than quin inc. IL leaves no deafness nor oih-
ar had effects hut builds M. streirihent, inNlg-
oIaies, gives appetite, and makes rich oiood