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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
The Daily IntelIigencer,
LANCAsTkR, DECEMD.a !. Isss.
The Hunted Harrison.

The New York 7ribunc's figures, which
are alwaysa vast deal better than Its logic,
record about hundred thousand more
votes for Cleveland than Harrison. Repub.
lican presidents are not 10th TO take seats
that they get by the skin Of their teeth
and do not seem 10 think the office any
the less worth taking because Of the way
In which it comes to them. Hayes TOOK
it, although be knew 1t was stolen; and
it did neither him nor his party any good.
Garfield got 1t through the evident
treachery that lost New York to
Hancock and be never profted by IL.
Harrison gets it, against the will of the
people, through the purchased electoral
vote Of New York; and it Is not likely TO
do him or his party good. He is in .
minority OF half q million, and has
hundred thousand votes less than even
plurality. The Congress is nearly tied In
both branches. The Republican party 10
required 10 start its administration with
party discordsnt upon the main issue OF
the campaign and upon the most promi-
nsnt feature of the Democratic admins
tration. And II II does not come to
grief upon the tariff and upon civil SER
vice reform 1t must have o kinder pro.
lection from Providence than its corrupt
seizure Of power has earned for it.
Beside this, old leaders are at swords
points. Their ambitions clash. Blaine,
who has not been invited TO be
secretary Of state, and who plainly will
not be unless 1t 10 forced from
Harrison at the muzzle of q gun, has
caused his friends to make public his de-
mand for the place, and to threaten dire
results il he does not get 1t. There is
more trouble ahead for Harrison In
settling the conflicting claims Of leaders
than has ever been promised in advance
to president.
The trouble Of this kind that killed his
grandfather was nothing to that which
opens out before him and he will not
next year at this time feel like cunning for
grouse; be will by that time be one of
the hunted himself, and will have gym
pathy with the poor bird that cannot fly
away from the guns.
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vic,, condemn Z. AZ an on,,..s .s.,ns,
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40 4, for 81. ,c, ,nsa,.,s ysno., Nor ann,
IN ce,ls Al, s.v vIth oo,hinS ~ ao s,s In .
desperase stsfs M mind. -
Ths ssunerin,sndsnto nj a,nv s,ns .bo~sa
hundreds nj .ppaals Tor vo,t nj sny Nina.
Tbev ran iiks this, : -
,For God,s sahe' dont tosn m. aim, M
doing ro,hin.. C,Ire M. . oh.,o. A. go =
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

, PHIiADzIrHrA. Friday. Dec. .. 1858.
You'd guess Christmas near.
Store shows It. A whisper OF
Santa Claus all around.
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wss formed scross the mountains to
prospect for the gas, aud secured the
services OF DR.. Enfioo RoseBxl, chemisf,
metaliurgist and geologist o. this city, q,
conduct the search for them. He he'd
during the pass Two ,ears ouleuy
dsvolsd much time TO pi ospsc sctIng for
pstfoleum and gas In the eastern bali
OF the state, aud now claims 70 be the
nret one Who has discovered indubit.
aolo Indications Of both oil and gas.
These were no fsvoratle that the synd cate
authorised DR.. Rgsepyi 10 ieese or purchase
% much land In the vicinity % he could
get, sDd II is learned that he has obtained
control of q large tract In Chester county,
but . abort distance from Philadelphia.
Pushing his explorations still further bo
made similar encouraging discoveries In
Montgomery county, snd the favorable
Indications have been now traced up To
within four miles Of our eastern metropolis,
Here also he hes seoured control OF Z large
hody Of land, worth Ia the market from
$500 10 d, GOO per sore, which will In the
esr.y months OF 1859 be developed for oil
and gas.
A company with ample capital will, Il IL
understood, bo formed Immediately TO sink
wells for oil and gas. and. II DR.. Rosebsl is
not mistaken, rhilsdelphian will be ENJOY.
Ing the blessings Of natural gas BY Il .
winter Of 1880.
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WANAMAKRR-S

Holiday Books. Ii you care
to know what the publishers
have been doing for this Christ
mas season, ask Book News.
The whole story is between its
covers a complete list, some
thing Of the scope and charac-
ter Of most Of the books, and in
every case the Wanamaker
prices--always fair and gener-
ally below anybody else's.
That's the Holiday side OF
Book News; the other sides
are there Uust as usual. We
mean Book News to be your
quick and safe guide to every
thing that counts in books or
among book people. 50 cents
a year. The mammoth Holi-
day number at the counter or
sent to any address for S cents.
Near Thirte snth street entrance.
John WANAMAKER
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On 1aE SCENT.
fihsburxer Hontinx Ns,u,., a =,

's"arxer Hunting natural GA. =,
E.s,sfn fsrnsyivAniA.
FROM the Pittsburs Telegraph.
p,sp oop,e nave found natural gas we.t o.,
30 the east = ard? wv 10 'ouhu
In spite OF the testimony Of the rooks -
as so ifequentiy Interpreted by Ihs go
sisfT, good many men east of ths A ~.
enemy mountains are satisDei that Inc
Sonderiui fuel exists there, and that to
fisht place. 80 'no
some months ssoa syndiea.s Of capitalist.
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lT 10 announced that about 10, 900
miners OF District Assembly 1855 have de-
serted the Knights OF Labor and will form
IN independent organisation. Steadily
and surely the great organisation IL split.
ting up and the strength that Icy in united
labor az well ss the danger of It's tyran.
nous abuse 10 passing away. Tho grand
dream OF Q union OF ell trades to force IN
the prics OF labor and resist the natural si.
forts Of capital TO cheapen products by
chespening labor seems to be in danger Of
remaining forever nothing but dream.
But 1t must be remembered that first q.
tempts in any great reform are often more
crude than this has been, and moro cor.
tainly doomed TO failure. The Knights OF
Labor might have proved great success II
lsborers were all saints ofIlosred by Q selec,
corps OF angels, but - mortsls are no,
often to be trusted with power 90 absolute
~ some OF the leaders hold, and M men
are more ready 10 quarrel when they feel
the power OF great order back Of them,
the plan OF such an organisation demands
for It's proper formation skill and 6iscre-
ton equal at least to that required In
the framing OF nations constitution.
And II this work does defy human inRe-
nuity It may be better in the end better for
lsbnring mon and all good citizens, to study
tie welfare Of the nation rsthar than any
clsss. and to 80 develop our industries and
commerce that It mny not be necessary Ia
collect money from workingmen to sus
tain others In tho idleness Of strikes caused
by overproductton, combinations and ex
cessive tariff taxes. What good there IL iu
the Idea Of united labor will be retsined 1 n
the smaller organizations, and the meri-
can workman will continue 20 deal with
bis employer through committees for the
sale OF bis labor in solid masses, but we
neeG no grandsr labor union than that
OF this laooring nation, union to eecure
the equal rights OF all.
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DR.. Rulls Cough syrup 10 q purely vegetA-
bio compound Innocent in nature ana won
deriul In Eject For child rem II 10 In Valuable,
curing, Group, whoopinR cough. etc in q few
hQule, Pri<0 Is oonts
Mk n. u. GRAVES OF wetherodyilie, Mo,
Wrfteei euner sometimes with acute rheti-
mauom. ana your Salvation OIL pfves me I'm.
stantansons relief cordially recommend It
as o sure cure.
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MR. PowDERLY says that he has been
wedding out troublesome elements. What
terrible lot OF weeds there were In the
order, and how troublesome the elements
must have been. $685..
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OvERtwo days have passed since the body
OF well dressed young man WAS found on
the railroad near this city, aud the csss 70.
mains ss great a mystery ss ever. The
1sct that no money or vaiusblos were found
upon him ITS Ia with the theory that le
rwns killed while trying TO steal ride
which he had no money 10 pay for, and It
10 said that the place where he was found
IL favorite point for boarding trains. But
this young fellow was too well dressed for
professional tramp posted on the best
places for stealing rioes, aud the presump-
uon Is that lad with 30 many shirts TO
his back should have been able to siiord a
ticket and there Is no sutii iicent reason why
no should not To supposed TO have fallen
from passenger trsiu.
1t sppesrs also possible ths. the young
man was murdered, robbed OF his money,
and LETT ON tho track Tor passing train 10
mangle, though how ne hsppsned TO be
wandering In that nelghborhood IL hard TO
euess. he may have been on his wsy to
sown irom country home, wearing blue
snift 10 pfotec. the rest Of his wardrobe.
Wn'cn ne thought more easily carried when
worn than 1t would be ia a bundle Pm
oepli'ies all point TO an accidental dsa,b.
Dat mo whole Case il a mystery, and a. IN,
city u getting great reputstion for bIooav
horSors, II IL little surprising that tbe
press OF the couDtry has not made mi. a
thrilling sensation OF Railway proportIons.
Tas plain facts are terrible. Tae body of
nne strong boy Of seventeen found In a
msngled condition without the least
clue to identity, and no, only with.
out money but without q pock ct
book. IL Ia safe to say that not ono well
dressed young msn In several thousand
would be found without q letter or card Of
some kind in his pocket, or without a
loexstoook or watch, or at iesst chain.
= yonng iie has been blotied out, whether
~ crime or accident will never be Know. :.
eno soms chesriai family or devoted
mother viii wsis many q day for s,ma
word OF the lad who went forth with bo,h
nasds free TO fight with ths world for Tor
tnna We ss@ume this, bis Photograph viii
p isksn before he ~ buried. II tho alma
oooss has 10 appropriation ior the pur.
rHs Nseni the bill TO aa
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WANA MAX HR'H


r RANA kAkBK's
s,,, rHrlADnLrHiA, Friday. Dec. 2. lsss
You'd guess Christmas near.
Store shows 1t. A whisper oi
Santa Claus all around.
Think Of a quarter acre oi
gift things bright with the colors
Of brass and silver and gold
and Plush | A wilderness OF
table and mantel ornaments for
house helps.
Quaint, outlandish shapes,
maybe, but with the touch oi
true art in every turn and
wrinkle.
The cunning workers ol
Vienna and Berlin beat the
world in these things. Every
year new extravagances in form
and more lightness and
brightness and airiness.
Take brass. Hammered,
rolled, drawn, fire gilt, burn
ished, and with the old" dead
finish-inlaid, enaneled, or with
dainty figures in bas-relief.
More shapes than you ever
dreamed OF. And a use side 10
everything. That's what catches
you. The thing is pretty and
unique and its sure to fit in
somewhere.
Hunt the quaintest get,up OF
the lot; maybe a mercury tube
slowed away in it--more than
sixty fancy shapes with ther-
mometers - hatchets, anchors.
About as many more with table
gong attachment--faint tinkle
to sounding BOOM Presen-
tation gorgs-cutely and curl
ously Contrlved to show en-
blems of various sports.
Card receivers
ink stands
candlesticks
watch stands
ash receivers
vases
and the myriad spread of orna-
ments were got on the same
generous plan. When you see
these you see the pick and
choice OF everything going.
Olive Wood army too on
dress parade. Never finer or
filter.
Near tho centre CT the store.
The biggest value we ever
gave in Japanese Silk Pocket
Handkerchiefs. IS cents each.
Importers price $500 doz.
Better and larger. iss and a,c.
Extra heavy. u isSs Saa 4 III; so.
Cream Chinese Silk Handker-
chiefs, "a and ~ inches, 50 and
75c. Misses sizes, 2oc, 25c,
and 35c. ...
Brocaded Silk Handker-
chiefs, old designs, 25c, from
4oc; new designs. 4oc, soc, and
75c.
southwest Of centre.
Way out Of the common
prices on a lot of Women's
Fleece-lined Hose. You can
have 100 dozen of them at IS
cents a pair. They were
brought across the ocean to sell
at 37H and SO cents. Just at
hand. Navy blue, seal brown,
and black.
Chestnut street SIDE. west OF main aisle.
1t was never harder for the
man OF affairs to keep up with
the whirl and rush of the book
world. More books, more of
everything-except tine. Ii
you do much OF other things,
some one else must do the
book hunting for you-or it
won't be done. Hence Book
News. It's your book hunter.
The welcome friend that takes
up the books Of the past month,
tells you their drift, their cost
lat the counter or by mail) and
sets them down again.
You can get helps enough to
pick books and buy books, but
they are apt to be in some
other body's interest. Book
News is made to help you.
The biggest, brightest, full
est best number OF Book |
NEWS ever issued is the one for |
December just out. I1a
pages, and may be fifty choice
picked from new !
4ri-s
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ELy's CkEAM sALS.
CATARRH---HAY FEVER,

kLY's CkEAM BALM cures Colo In Head
Catarrb. Bose Cod. hay Fever Deafness, Head
ache Price ~ Cents. EASY TO Usk. BIy
Bros, Owego. N, Y, U, 8. A.
eLf's CREAM BALM Cleanses tho Nasal
Passages, AllGys Pain ana Inflammation,
Heals the Sores, Restores the senses OF Taste
and Smell.
THY THE CURE.
A particle Il applied into each nostrfl and Il
agleAOle. Price ~ cents 1t Druggists by
mall, registered, 60 cents.
ELY BROTHERs,
novlolydAw -
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That Awful Irsidentiss
from tho Pittsburg Telegraph. a
"An IrTldentist In suspected OF wsntip Z
70 Kill the Emperor OF Austris," said Mr..
6naegs, giAnoiDg up from the paper.
"What In the world would an Erie den-
list want to do thst fcrS' asked Mrs.
Snsggs.
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SENATOR GEO. E. PRICES DlSCOuRTEsY

lie Addresses n Republican Meeting With
out IuvItntlon-uIs Demngogical State
mCnts.
To he E,iiiorOfhe IatciiCcEcG.
Satisfactorily was great day for the
Republicans OF old Hardy and this beau
tiful valley. For the second time since
the war they occupied the Courthouse
for the purpose OF political meeting,
and n finer meeting has never been held
in this county, nor no more able, clio:
uuent and eiIectual speeches delivered
TO the people.
At2o'ciock the meeting was called to
order and Hon. Geo. @. Sturgiss was in:
troduced by Squire Duffy, chairman OF
the county executive committee, and he
proceeded at once to deliver the most
logical, able and eloquent address to
which the people have bad the pleasure
OF listening. For one hour and three
quarters Mr.. Sturgiss held the large au-
dience to the closest attention. AT the
conclusion OF Mr.. Sturgiss speech Hon.
John II. Holt was introduced, but ow-
ing TO misunderstanding Rs to the hour
ut which the court desired the use OF tue
court house, Mr.. Holt only occupied q
few minutes, stating to the audience
that the hour had arrived when the
court desired the use Of the house and
he would not for that reason continue
his remarks. And here ] have to note
the only discourteous thing that occur
red during the whole day. Notwith-
standing the fact above stated, Senator
Price, OF Keyser, being present came for.
ward, ut the call of few Democrats, and
without any invitation on the part OF
the Republicans, proceeded to address
the meeting. Mr.. Price lahored hard but
produced only a rambling talk, filled
with misstatements and reckless asser-
tons. :,
Among other things, equally absurd,
he declared that there was one hundred
and fifty millions OF dollars of surplus
in the Treasury, hisstatement exceeding
Mr.. Mills statement S20,000,000, and the
statement OF Hon. w. l.. Wilson $685.
100000. He further declared that the
amount OF tax tariff paid by each in
dividual in the United States was s. per
lhead, and asserted that iii this was al
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An Explanation.

What is this "ncrvous trouble" with
which so many seem now to be afflicted ?
II you will remember u few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively I'M
known-to-day it is as common US any
word in the English Language, yet this
word covers only the meaning o. another
word used by our forefathers in times
past. So it is with nervous diseases, as
thew and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Biliousness,
and all are caused by troubles that arise
from diseased condition OF tho Liver
which in performing distinctions finding
it cannot dispose OF the bile through the
ordinary channel is compelled to pass it
Off through the system, causing nervous
troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can well appre-
ciate cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
nkW
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WHEELING DAILY NrELeENcER WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1888

lowed to remain in the hands of our peo.
pie it would be saving Of hundreds oil
millions yearly to the people OF the
! country" Just lhow So per capita on
GO,0OO, 900 people.could amount to "hun.
drels of millions" the able Senator did
not explain.
Upon the whole, his speech rs well as
his conduct, was unsatisfactory to the
better element OF his party, and highly
discourteous, under the circumstances,
to his Republican brethren. But the
fact is that the Democrats are so alarmed
as to the situation in West Virginia that
they seem to have forgotten their digni'
ty, courtesy and manliness.
Again at night Messrs. Holt and stur'
giss addressed large meeting at the
Court House.
1t was truly great day for the Re-
publicans in this section OF the State,
and the result OF yesterdays meeting can
but result in great good to our people
and the Republican party.
A REPUBLICAN.
MoorGsld, Hardy county, ". Va, Oct.S.
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o.-r,,rfof tie authority OF decree OF the
rIirt pf Ohio county entered on the I'D
AMI. A. y. lSSs, In the suit OF SbhicSkl
Ti,bIRrllvs. Caroline VI. WUsOh Ahd nIncrs,
H. ggIcfsigDrI special Commissioners WIZ y"
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 81, lsSS.
,.,,Ip,p ut ton O'Clock It. m, sell at public
,,.'n Il The front door Of tho Court House OF
lllI',,5,iIly, y Va. the following described
Yet',-1'"fiy, situate In Hnh adjoining the city
'-vI,.lIng IN sa!h county, being portion u
,yNrrrty which was set apart 10 Annie
.4r.io,Ii 10 be held IN Sevcraity for and dur
...Irr tgfn u! her natural life, for her dover.
.I nj according IN thu provisions o. IsGfse
9t'bv the aid Court, on the 18th day OF No
~ Ia In the suit NJ Louis Rclls and 9TH
.. .atisEI !ltady and others, and which Is
va, .rrlbrI with special rrfcfcnC' to II plat
,,GEl,ef referred to, aud is ~ thu . lots.
liz SrgRrEiD OSE-B clngall OF square y. all
-I.irlGfr ~. all OF square q, all o. square y
Ia, Illlc aud VOLTS ground, all OF Division
n ,Tfept stfobrl. Hanger, Roblnson. Kline
,1i gIgman ground, all OF Division A. all OF
Nit."1B H. except lots No. q and y. A par
.1f,fir,rIIpiiou hy mCtcs and bOGads. may
La '.uud IN the said decree Of April q, ISIS.
In SrVRFREn TwO-Hclng all OF Division g,
..,.,pt ,ot.Gnnl y, all Of Division J, Except
5hs, .. TO- ~. 81 and 2jl all oil DIVISION h,
I-ypnt lois ~, y. ~ md -. \ particular dc,
grtiI1n rs mCtrs and bounds, may be found
ga!d decree Of April %, 1873.
IT NUMBERED lHEEG-lIeing all Of Division
4 except lois !, aud 81. 4 particular de,
.frInf by mCtcs and bounds, may be found
Lr.Ia! deere OF April -, ISIS.
iB.f tgI has been sub divided by the said com.
n,.iopc,s tatn parcels Of convenient size, and
.,gt new streets aud alleys have been laid out
lflrh tie said property. It Is provided IN the
.,ertr that the said streets aud alleys SHAH 70
nia open and public for the benefit OF the puE-
.1.rf,Of the sid property.
lp.i showing the entire property has been
r.rg,frl, on which may be seen the new sub.
,y.,ors, streets and alleys, as we'll us the lots
gB.1 have moi been Sub:dividch by the special
mnmI~iDacrs. This plat may be seen Mt the
osr0I NE VigrE 81 lhe IOuH! STuIG o. Onio
raHif' WNtlH u WI ~ opeu ~ PuDLc inaspTSG,
ton lHlil ahH including iie uny ~ sne Hi III tS
F.i We tNtEi"r Ulvs oI the IhTIhPS'' " W suIu
az Aaaed rcd 50 us 10 DC ie"uily distinguish
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No Mercury,
! No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

Il is Natures Remedy. made oxcluslvOly
from Roots Rn4 Herbs.
ItiB perfectly Harmless
It Is tho OEly remedy known to tho world
that haI ever yet Cared contagious Mood
Toison IN all us Siagss.
It curcJ NGscurIsl rheumatism. Cancer,
Bcrofuia, md other blood diseases heretofore
considered Incura5lr. It cares any disease
caused from Impure blood. 1t Is now pre-.
scribcd by tliOuslnGs OF tho best physicians
In the Uailcl States. ss q tonic. We append
tho statement of few:
"T have ESel S. Il. q. on patients convnlese-
Ing from fever aud irCEI measles with the
beat respltS. J. y. C:tESi,Y, y, D..
E!lavillC. Ga"
IlRzNES; GA.-wlIlIe White waa atllIstcd
with EcrOfula scvrn years. prescribed y. 3.
O., aud to-day he Il q fat md tuhnsf boy.
Z. W. pARKHl:, Il. D.
RIcuIoSp, VA, Drc. ~, ie5S.-f have taken
three bottles OF Swlft's Specific for secondary
blood poison. IL hctH much better thnn. pot
AGh or any other IGnedy hnvO over used.
H. y. WINFIELD. u. d.,
Formerly OF Sussex Co, Va
IN. T.. J. HAIR. tho we'll known druggist
aud physician, 81 Nashville, Howard County,
Ark, writes: F" Having some knowledge as 20
what s. s. 8. Is composed, Of, ! can safely
recommend It MS the remedy for all skin dis:
eases, II matters nut what tho nNlnc may be-"
We have book giving history Of this
wonderful remedy, aud It's cnrI=i, from all
over the world, which will convince you thGt
hII we say Is true, nli which we Will mail
FREQ on application. No family should be
without H.. We have another OH Contagious
Blood Polsep, sent on Same texas.
Write US history Of your case, and our
physician viii RiviSO With you by letter, In
ItFlctcst confidence. We VIII not deceive
you knowingly.
For sale by ell druSGIBtS,
TuR SWIFT SrEcIPfc Co,
Drawer O. Atlanta. ca.
Now York, 10 broadway.
London. E;:S. IS Brow In
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MoOreaeld, Hardy county, IL Va, Oel


DIR. j. S. Combs, Owensyille, Ohio
says: ~ have given SCOTS Emulsion
Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites
to four patients with better results than
seemed possible with any remedy. All
were hereditary cases OF Lung disease,
and advanced TO hatstage when Coughs,
pain in the chest, frequent breathing,
frequent pulse, fever and Emaciation.
All these cases have increased in weight
from 10 to 2S lbs, and are not now
needing any medicine. MwrAw
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It aSts like magic. gud few doses will be
found to work wonders upon the most import.
nnI nrgAnH Of the human mhehlne.