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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-07
INSANE Hos PiTAL,

AUGUSTA, Sept ., 1888 I
To THE Hon. GovIRNoK AND CouKtIL:
ln response TO your Official request We are
joined by The Superintendent of this, the
largest and rapidly increasing charity If this
commonwealth, in announcing Ihfouth you
to the interested public the facts bearing
upon the prevalence of diphtheria at the Hos
ptal during the past seven weeks.
A very thorough investigation of the sani-
tary condition Of the Institution, satisfied us
beyond doubt that no causitive influences
were at work, and diligent inquiry, equally
convinced US that the disease was brought
hiiher unwittingly.
The first case appeared on July l4th, since
which time there have been TWEEN y-four
cases of the malady, six of which have re-
suited fatally.
OF the fatal cases four were patients, re-
duced TO avery low state BY long continued
mental disturbance, and were in a condition
to succumb easily TO the attack of any acute
disease.
One other was very maniacal patient.
resisting all nourishment as well rs medi-
cine, and rendering of no avail every kindly
effort and care.
The sixth and we fondly hope the last to
fall from this fell scourge, wa- Miss Angie
jackson, of Liberty. an attendan: who hal
endearcd herself to all by her fidelity to du-
~, her uniform courtesy and kindness, and
her unhinchiDg heroism.
She vas stricken By the disease on Mon
day A. NJ, the 9th of August very severe
in type, traversing rapidly the throat, nasal
pa, sages. AMI down lar, nx and trachea, re-
su.tng In death on the Wednesday follow
| ing at ll.45 O'Clock, r ".
As with others, it was an imperative duty
to prepare the rcmains for immediate inter-
| meut, which duty was accomplished under
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TIE care of the officers and trus,ees nv
whom they were ,enderly borne at the mid.
night hour, in mournfui procession TO the
cemetery. their pathway lighted thither by
Tue pale moohbeams, and di My burning Ian.
terms, where they were deposited with saA.
dened hearts aud fearful ewes.
An imrres lie funeral service was held the
next day at the grave at which all Of the
"iheers and attendants were present, whs
could spared from their pos's of duty.
We hereby desire TO Isy Just tribute TO the
bravery, faIthfulness and efficiency of the
hrip employed during this period of anxiety,
exc ten It an alarm.
Language is inadequate 10 express our
seellngs OF gratitude 10 them for their bra,s
a"d honorable c,urse. They have reilly
meri,cd our highest esteem, and have laid
'he STATE under heavy obligations of graft
tude.
The medical staff resident at the hospital
have Performed their arluous and much in
creased duties with zeal AMI fsithfulnes,
commanding our most hearty approval. and
trustees. Drs. Thompson AMI Dearbon, who
by vote of said Board. were instructed to be
present, one or both during the absence Of
the superintendent, have been at their posts
of duty, rendering the institution valuable
service.
Our duty will not be accomplished without
making especial mention of the important
part which has been performed by our e.
teemed steward and treasurer, John w.
Chase. Ever On the alert. with kind words
for all. mlrthfulness and jolity for the dis
heartened, aud keen sympathy for the afili Z.
cd and distressed he has been an important
factor in allaying alarm, anl promoting har.
monv, promptnes' ami concert of action.
We must also, at the rick of being regard
ed as invilious, make special mention of two
attendants, MIR jefferson Merrill and Mrs
rrucllla :. Clark, who willingly took their
po>i'ions in the isolated wards, subjected to
all the dangers where they have remained
for more than fifty days al nights of weary
Watching faithful 10 every duty. They have
rendered service that money cannot can
Gel.
In conclusion We express the hope that
the ent II not now, Is near at hand and ex-
tend To all those whn have been afflicted in
of this dreaded disease, which
has here prcvalcl, that coincidence that
flows from hearts of sympathy aud kindness,
PRAYING earnestly that by the mysterious
workings of that Power. in whose hands
rests the destiny of individuals, Ms well as
nations. aud whose tender loving Kindness 10
nnmcasurcd by mortal minds, will out Of
and sorrow AMI anguish, bring
pleasure and tullncss of jov
JAMES WEYMOUTH,
For trustees.
] most heartily concur in the statements
md expressions herein set forth.
BiGELow I, SANpoRS,
Sup, rintc ndenA
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Special to the kennebec journal
SIDNEY. Sept. 9th.
A large aud fine representation of the
Characteristic old New England backbone
md intelligence gItherel at the repu ,lica ,
lag raising at Sherman's corner, Sidney,
this evening. The people entered upon the
urge and open lawn of Wm. \. Tanner, the
carly home of c. l.. Tanner. Esq, of Au
Eu,,a who was present and made pointed
nj eloquent speech, exposing the falacies of
the so-called tariff reform The other
speakers were Hon. Wm. T. Haines of
WatcrvilIe, and Irving d. IIodsdon, Esq.
of Wayne, who opened the meeting with an
earnest and effective speech, covering the
Presidents policy on the fisheries question
anl other incoas sttnc es Of the democratic
. rty. MIR. Ilaiues made an able speech
VIII rh was highly arsumentative and pleas
inI to the audience.
The grounds were Illuminated by Japan
ese lanterns; and after the speaking was
over, fire works were displayed, AMI three
rousng cheers given for Burleigh, Harrison
and Morton.
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GOOD NEWS
Continues to Come from Vermont.


HYDE PARK, Sept. 6.
One hundred and ninety nine towns cast.
ing GA 55S votes give Dillingham; 1886
Shurtleff IL SOB prohibition and scatterin,
1913. The net republican gain over 1884 il
the towns heard from is 5727 If the same
relative gain continues in the few small
towns not yet heard from Dillinghams ma
jority over all will be q ,902, being larger
majority Than ever given any candidate.
Every county in the State shows an in
creased majority over 1884. Following i,
the exact percentage of the increase:
Orange county. "a per cent Washington
A.; Essex, AZ; Lamoile, 40; Wndham
40; Rutland, 80: Chtteuden, 80; Benning-
ton, 80; Windsor, 30; Franklin, rs; Orleans
u. Allisnu Gal.LlnllIa 9
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FOREIGN intelligence.
1T WAS MUTINY
And not Attempt to Scuttle Ship.-She
is Brought Into Port by the Captain
and Mates.
LONDON. Sent.

f'V'DD-Nl
The British bark Gylfe, Capt. irwin, which
sailed from Quebec Jnly 2, Greenock, and n
portion of whose crew arrived in New York
some days ago in the steamer Persian Mon
arch, and charged the captain with attempt
ing To scuttle the YES ,el arrived at Quee 1s-
town today with the captain and LIST and u
mates on board in an exhausted condition.
The captain reports that the crew mutnied
August 2l anltook to the boats deserving
the vessel. The GyIfe is water logged and
will be to~ed to Greenock
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JURISPRUDENCE
Occupies tie Attention CT the American
Social Scenes Assoc. alton.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept. s.
Todays session of the Ams rican Social
Sciel ce Association was devoted TO the de-
partment of Jurisprudence. Prof. Francis
Wa, land. chairman of this department, made
an address considering the whole sbuject in q
general way.
The following papers were read: 1.-The
State and the saloon." Rev. A. l.. Wayland
of Philadel phia lis codification of the law
expedient." w. B. Hornblower of New
York Current objections TO the exaction
of economic rent by taxsuon," Samuel B.
Clarke of New York and The nsturaliza-
tion laws and their enforcement" by Hon.
c. c. Bonney of Chicago.
The session will be closed tomorrow.
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BEHRING'S WRECKS.
A Terrible Storm Works Havoc in
Whaling Fleet.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 6.
The United States Revenue Gutter, Bear
arrived from Behring sea this morning, re-
ports August 3, that while the whaling feet
was anchored between Cape Smythe and
Point Barrow, furious storm occurred and
the following vessels were wrecked: Bark.
Mary and Susan, Young Phenix and Fleet
wing; and schooners JAR; Grey and Ino.
The crews of lost ships numbered 100, and
were rescued by the Bear and brought to
this city.
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Timber Land for Sale.

The north half OF Township No. p Range 4. Frank
lin County. Me- Also two blocks mile sQusr'
each adjoining, in No 2, X. s. This tract contains
between GOO and 900 acres the largest part OF
which is heavily timbered with pine, spruce and CO.
dar, which has meyer been culed estimated al he
tween forty and fifty millions 1t is well watered 10y
Alder Stream and Tim Brook, both OF which cross
1t, taking in part of the famous Tim Pond. These
streams empty into Dead River, which comes into
the Kenne5ec below NJ -osehead Lake.
GILBERT LONGFELLOW.
July is, 1857. Maohiss. Maine.
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
STOLEN SUFFRAGES.
Expert Robbers Blow Open Safe and
Steal Arkansas Ballot Boxes

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. G.
- a big sensation was created by the steal
ing of 10 ballot bOxes from the office
Dt county clerk. The safe was blown opcu
10 get them. The burglary was the work ut
experts. a special election in the county
will be called in consequence of the theft.
Excitement IL running high; hundreds OF
negroes are gathering about the clerks office,
aud a riot is imminent. The ballot box
from OH river to~nfhip while beiug taken To
the county seat was stolen by gang of
masked men.
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LAST EVENINGS NEWS.

New Hampshire democrats have nomin-
ated for governor Chas. II. Amsden of Pen
acook
Mayor Hewitt of New York has issued an
appeal for aid to the yellow fever suffer
ers.
The Sioux commission has secured ll0
names to the list.
Villa Laredo. Mexico. advices state that
the Nazas river is overlooking and that. ow-
ing to four days continued rains. business
has been suspended. II is believed that the
Mexican Central bridge cannot withstand the
torrent of water pouring over it.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 6.
An extensive combination has been formed
of Chicago, st. Paul, Plttsburg and New
York capitalists for the purpose of handling
milling and marketing rice, with the ultimate
design of controlling the entire rice producr
of the South. There has been subscribed
81 500, 900 and an immediate investment of
500 900 has been made in New Orleans in
elevators for the storage of rice and mill
for cleaning and facilities for handling it
The proprietors will begin upon this years
crop.
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Returns from 22o Towns.
WuIrE RIvER LuNorIoN. Vt. Ser

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. Sept G.
Returns from 229 towns, completing Gale
donia, ChIueuden, Grand Isle, Orange.
Washington and Windsor counties, give bill
Iingham 81 ,349, Shurieft 1870, Seely 1891.
scattering 6. Majority for DilIingham 26,-
l52- The same towns in 1884 gave Pngree
II sos, Reddington - 235, all others
Is, Pingree's majority, 2l.525: re-
publican gain over 1854, 4627 democratic
gain, G,5. The remaining IA towns to com
piete the canvass gave in 1854, Pingree 9l5,
Reddington 3e5.
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Charter Oak Races.

HARTFoRD, Ct, Sept. 6.
There were 5000 in attendance on the third
dav of the Charter Oak Park races. The
p class. for purse of S5000 was won by
Col len Rod, Beauty Bright ID. Best time,
2.2l IA by the latter.
The 2.lS class, for purse of 81 500, was
won by }. b. Richardson, Gov. Hill I'd.
Time. 2.l7 l-2.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Indianapolis ard DttrOitS League Win.
nerS.
The National League.

At Indianapolis indianapolis s, Pittsburs
l. Base hits. indianapolis 10. Pittsburg Z
Errors, indianapolis 3, Pittsburg IL. Bat
teries. Bnrick and Daily for Indianapolis
Staley and Miller for Piusburg.
AT Chieago-Chicago 2, Detroit 5. Base
hits, Chicago 5, Detroit 10, Errors, Chicago
10, Detroit 3. Batteries, Krock and Farrell
for Chicago, Getzein and Wells for De-
roit.
The following i. the standing Of the Ma.
tional League clubs up TO date:
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Close OF the Tournament at Portland

PORTLAND, Sept. 6.
At the Maine tennis tournament this after
noon Brooks and Emerson beat Root and
Iipple 6-3 and 6--2; also Brooks and
Emerson beat Eaton and Chamberlain 60,
Ct CO and 6-i. In the single Brooks
beat Fox 3-6. G--4, Cd, Ct Rev. C
VI Stls prcsrn,c The prizes, Brooks getting
the cup tor the first prize in Singles and
brook. AMI E~,crs1n each a cup for the
.,r>t priz. in doubles.
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ViL3AGE5 WIPED OUT
b. Cyc,olo, Which S~ eeps Over
Havana.

HAVANA, Sept. 6.
A terribly destructive cyclone visited TIE
island Tues lay AIvices from Sagns are
hal - persons lost their lives and the dam
ages 10 dwelling aud warehouses in the city
AID 10 vessels IN the harbor and at the
sharvcs are very great. The villages of
Pueblo AMI Nuevoii, in the neighborhood
If Ssgna, are literally wiped out. rele-
graph wirss are badly broken
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The Com Crop Nearly Ruined
Special to the Kennel, c Journal. !

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Sept 6.
Last night was cold one for this season 8,
and the wind, wh Oh through the day was
strong, went dow n and the result was a heavy
frost, that will badly injure the corn crop in
this section. The season being two weeks
late, hardly any of tae canning shops had
started, but were intending to do so Ie1t
week On " hat is known as 1.-THE flats, be-
Many large pieces of corn are entirely ruin'
south of the village. Ice the thickness OF
window glass was seen in a number of places.
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The public have long since placed their seal of ap
probation upon the use Of fSCIUMACHER's PARCHKD
~ ANNosE. II supple. want most nsibly felt by
w sc who are unable to nj ~ hearty me !. In
W d 1t l. nouris ing and sustaining aliment. OF
us tigesibiliiy there no doubt. Ii T. cooked In
tWll minNtes Sold bv all crocers. tune4heoNNr
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Politics and Elecuic Lights at Calais

CALAIS, Sept. 6.
The republicans have nominated c. ii.
Newton president of the Red Beach Plast'
Company, and the Maine Red Granite Com
pany for representative to the State legisla
ture There was a largely attended caucus
tonight. The city presents brilliant ap-
pearance tonight The st. Croix Electric
L,ght Company completed their plant today
aod tonight some twenty-five lights turned
darkness into day.
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American Association.

At Brook oklyn.-Brooklyns 2, St. Louis1.
AT lphia-Athletics 3, Cincinnats
2.
At Cleveland-Clcvelands IA, Louisvilles
}.
At Baltimores 4, Kansas Citys
}.
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Diphtheria Scourge at wburgh.

NEwRURGH, N. j.. Sept. G.
There have been many cases of diph,heria
lately and over forty deaths. The opening
of the public schools has been postponed
until the 18th inst.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 6.
The customs department has decided to
enforce fine of S400 against the American
schooner Gladiator, seized by the Canadian
customs authorities while towing in Cana
dian waters for which she had no permit.
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1t Is not too much to saw that vMtCHEhs :
PARCiIEn FARINosE is yer nnurishing, giatifA in.
to the palate and valuable cunirihuti Ia "tit' !
nicetirs for the breakfast and luncheon table. u
embndies the n.ct ssarv dcsiirratum for Z, rou-
sustaining diet. Il Il cooked Ia two minutes. 30 d
by all grocer. iun' +dt"d'm
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To gratify the taste Of the most fss iliNu, YOU
should aiupt SCHUMACiIEk'S rNECutp tARINoSk.
II contains more nuirimrni than other "a uaceou-
preparations. II does unt sour ou the stomach, and
lis effect upan the digestive organs snd general
health f. cNlWnrifnan. 1t Is cooked in two min-
utes. Sold by all gtosers. iuneidrodom
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THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
Has the Chinese Treaty Been
Rejected
Sherman Has Information Which
Leads Him to Think Not.
Vote on the Chinese Exclusion Bill Goes
Scott Resumes His Speech on the Re
taliation Bill.
WAsHISGToN, Sept. s.
Senate.

| AsHlSGToS, sept D.
Senate
| Hoar offered resolution which was laid
over till tomorrow, respectfully calling the
atten' IN of the President 10 the resolution
Of the Senate of the 2Sth of August, request
/ ing him TO communicate 10 the Senate copies
| OF the communications addressed BY his di-
| rectlon 10 the government of Great Britain
| demonstrating against certain unfair treat
ment of American citizens, and requesting
| him TO furnish such Information as svun rs
| possible.
| Dawes called attention TO a mistake made
yesterday by Pasco in his speech in quoting
an article from the Springfield Republican.
and designating that Journal AS a IT republican
| paper. Dawes explained that that paper
was supporting Cleveland
Sherman asked unanimous consent that the
bill be laid aside till definite Information of
the treaty could be received lie said he
had information from undoubted sources
that the probability was the treaty had not
been rejected by the Chinese government.
stewart objected TO the bill being laid
aside.
Platt criticised the way the bill had come
before Congress. charging the President with
unwarranted interference with legislation.
The debate WAS cout.naed for Il consldera-
Bile length by Senators Flat, Brown, Stewart,
Plumb, Sherman, Blair, Reagan. Call and
Morgan. II the course OF Mo gam 5 remarks
he questioned the sincerity of the Pacific
slope Senator as to the exclusion of China.
men, and remarked that the sentiment for
their exclusion was far from universal. The
statement va, challenged by Mitchell who
'ad that there was not one work OF truth in
it from beginning 10 end. The debate being
closed, the Senate proceeded to vote on the
passage of the bill. The vote was unani-
nous. Yeas 81, nays ..
There being no quorum voting, there was
A call of the Senate, when 81 senators, exact
ly a quorum, answered 10 their names.
Huar said he hat been preset when the
vote was taken yesterday aud tolav) but
had refrained from voting for Reasons stated
by the senator from Ohio (Sherman
Sherman also withheld his vote ON both
occasions.
1t was agreed by unanimous consent that a
vote be ,aken omorrow 1t O'Clock.
The Senate then adjourned.
House.
The House resumed the consideration of
the retaliation bill.
McCreary of Kentucky gave notice that he
would call the previous question on the bill
tomorrow.
Scott of Pennsylvania, resumed his speech
in support of the bill.
AT the conclusion of SCOTS speech,
the House at 6. adjourned.
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THE TprrrMIC
A RePori to the -. al frcm the TIui
tees.

The following is the report of the Trus
tees of the Insane Hospital to the Governor
and Council, in relation to diphther;a at that
institution
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STATE OF MAINE.
TO the Inhabitants Of said city Of Augusta, quail
He'd according to law

tIrN OF AUGUSTA, a..
10 the inhabitants Of said city OF Augusta, quail
He'd according 10 law
GUEErING -
In uHne uf the State Of Maine, you are hereby rc
CURED assemble YOUR resp, ctivc Mmd Kooin,.
n said city, ON tc teuth day OF september. D. So~
NJ ten O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to give IN NcnI
votes Tor GOVERNOR, h'mt-thh'iNe 10 tohgI'Ss
two senators aud two X. Pre- -utatiNer to the leg
islatulc, Judge OF Probate, Register of Probate
u sheriff a leak of Courts "A County Attorney, n
County Treasurer, aud county Commissioner.
Also to give in your votes ON the follow ing ques
lions, viz
|. shall the Constitution of the State be amend
ed ~ proposed by re-"lve of the Legislature, ap-
proved Mar'h 10, \. u, ~
II, Shall the Constitution Of the state be amend
ed NJ rropo4ed by resolve. approved March II, A.
ID. 1882
AMENDMENT
The Treasurer shall be chosen biennally at the
irsi session of the Legislature by joint ballot of
the Srnu orr and Representatives in convention,
but shall not be eligible more than six years success
syely.
"Skall the Constitution be amended as proposed
by resolution u tue Legislature p'o,id ng thai
the ltcasuttr of state shall not be etgible more
than six years succ"s-iNtlyf
AMENDMENT II.
The Legislature shall meet annually the first
"Wednesday Of January, the meeting, held next Al,
ter the election of its members, shat be the b nm al
meeting OF the Legislator. mentioned in the Con
sttut,on
">hall The Constitution be amended as propos"d
by resolution of the Legislature providing for an
naal me, tings Of the legislature"
Those In favor of said amendments viii vote
"fE>," aud those oppo-ed Nc" upon their ballots
The polls to cluse at I O'Clock in the afternoon.
You also notified that the Aldermen Of said
city will he IA open session ut their room III Granite
Hall building On the Thursday, Friday aud Sauf.
da, ucNt preceding said day uf election, from nin'
to twelve o'clock In the forenoon, aud from two To
hyc O'Clock In the afternoon on said days, for tn.
purpose Of correcting the lits of voters in and iu'
the several Wards and receiving evidrnre of tn,
qualification of voters whose names are not on said
Usts.
GroRGK T.. MACoMHER, Mayor.
HENRY g. STAPLES,
TRERY juHNsoN,
RotnN &. iRI$H, Aldermen
CHARLES +. TlBpEr1S, of the
II. T.. Fot som, City of Augusta
william "A. WILLIAMS,
IUrHtK |. WALL,
Augusta, sept. |. iees. sept3dSwlw
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DoLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS and
tSs ssam - New Yerk.
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A Log Cabin was the birth
place of number of the best
Presidents we have hal. While
without the molern conven-
fences they were not uncom-
Portable habitations. They
were certainly healthy, for
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long lived, and the remedies they used were
simple preparations of roots and herbs. The
best bloc purifier is again brought into gen
eral use in Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla.
Their business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused sach Q
general revival of trade at J. NJ. Mixers
Drug Store as their giving away to their Gus
toners of so many free trial bottles OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade il simply enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
bronchitis, Group, and all throat aud lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test Il be-
fore buying by getting a trial bottle free.
large size 81. Every bottle warranted.
sept3d&wlychwkyr
A handsome complexion 10 one Of the
greatest charms woman can possess- Pss.
zoni's Complexion powder gives il.