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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
AMuSeMEN

Frank Daniels, . comedian Of pecu.
lar snd original methods. supported
by Bessie Samson and big company of
speciality comedians and pretty girls
will be AT Powers in that fantastical
comedv-drama "Little Puck" sir.
Daniels comes hero from the Grand,
Chicago, where he played to overflow
ing houses last week. Little Puck"
has been revised and 10 we'll stocked
with songs. medleys, dances and odd
sketches.
Tomorrow evening, Billy Emerson
will be at Powers with his iniE:itaDle
imitation Of y German opera company
aud We shall See the darkey On his ma
tive heath in the southern sketch of
Mr.. Emsrson's entitled ''CarolinaA We'd
ding" Mr. Emerson has engaged some
talent OF high repute and the fact that
no is giving = distinctly legitimate min
strei show ought TO pack the house.
"His Nibs and His Nobsr 10 the name
Of tina buriesQue in which the NIbbe's
French Opera company open Al smith 8
tonight. incidentally several special
ties will bo introduced and the score or
more OF pretty women will please the
eye and delight the ear with marches
and muse.
Tonight Katie Emmett will open At
Redmond's for week in 1.-The Waits
OF New York. Tho sensational ana
realistic features which have beea Ia
troduced IN this play aimee last year,
have INSIDE it more successful and
popular than ever with theatre goers.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Der gasl year, too. bank elesFlags we're
isTger. Lee neavsess taont1ly total "a
fact. WITH one exception. ON record.
The total October eseaTlnxs a. A cities
Aggregated s.. Sol ,5se cal, = deersa se
from October last year of So per cent.
saile for ten months the aggregate MAS
sa5, ass. 925. e47, loss OF SIS per cent
from len months last year. The re-
spons.biilty Tor TINS decrease rests large
ly with New YORK city, owing TO the re-
duced volume Of stock speculation,
which Mas feature IN October aud Ia
the earlier months OF the year. The
DC oher total of ciearings al New York
was s5.zoz. los. oz5, decrease OF 7.s per
cent from October. 1880, while for ten
moashs the elty's aggregate was 3zI.-
81. Ul6, 0o3. decline vi ll.S per cent.
from $780, Outside or New York city
the influence OF heavy losses At ouch
eentsrs as Boston, Philadelphia, Baltl-
more, New Orleans, Mi waukes, Louis
vile. Omaha. Dallas and less INA poTtant
points has been sufficient TO cut the
tolai transactions ("mltting New York's
total down 10 s..vsg. 4s7 Ala. = decrease
OF 80 per cent. from like period IN
last year."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
Appearaness ldisisad.

ARR0otSnSo0 1totOo0s
"You see some strange sights On .
street car sometimes" he remarked. clos
ing his paper.
ION. yes"
"Great place to study human nature"
"Yes."
"a got my knowledge Of humanity by
studying types on the street cars"
"Umi That so?'
Eyes. just pick nay man ont and
study him; and generally find that
am not far of in tbe impression form
Of HIM"
"Um!"
Nothing much in Inc paper this morn
ing. Now take that man over there in
the corner. Hos just ~ n,sek % Moses.
You can walk all ever HIN and he won't
say word. Most likely he's henpecked.
Got all the spirit knocked clean out Of
him. Reminds one of u preacher. ehs"
Which. Er--yes! Oh. yes!"
"rll bet my watch you can twist him
aroxnd your lpger-hellol He gets out
where do"
The meek man walked slowly to tho
back platform. followed by the student
of human nature. In his rush to GET out
OF the car. this confidential philosopher,
who is determined you shall not read
your paper after he finishes his. trod on
the toe Of the man whom he had been
studying. The man raised his shoulder
and threw the philosopher over to the
other side of tee car, then turning to the
conductor said:
ut beats-what lot OIL - III fools
ono meets on . Car. I'll be III! II
had anything to do with a car line I'd
change matters or I'LL! know the req
son WAY"
And As the philosopher sneaked out he
turned to me and eaid:
ave 81 make mistakes sometimes,
don't wsT'-Ph;ladelphis Press.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
Like. Hin an blu. IA. nowie...

She entered a Walnut street car at Broad
yesterday. You could tell she'd just come
from the shore by her face--lxst winter
blond, but now ~ red ax . beet. with Al
occasional frscbie.
"Just Loot ely time" was her guxh-
ing reply to pretty brunette friend. rs
she thumped TITO the corner seat beside
her. "Oh, just d-o-o-o love the shore.
Never went TO 30 many nice teas and par
ties-and dancing-why, Pm most dead
from 1t. ] could die awaiting, y'know.
And, Fan nie," she gushingly continued.
81 never met 81 manly baidheaded men.
Why, it's gsstiag TO ba just dreadful the
way the men ere growing bald. They
should uso rcstarssives--it's dreadful"
"Yes, "chirpers In the summer girl. there
were good meny haldheads. And"-
"But how &l.oat Charlie" interrupted
the pretty brunette; you said he was
lovely in your last letter"
There was . quick, surprised look, q
short gursle. and the pretty blond pitt
fully replied: "Peor fcllowi He was an
awful nice boy. Nice talker-dapced well
and / adored him until the otaer Gay.
when he did something"
"Why. what did he dot" was the quick
interrogative.
"He went in bathing" poutinSly.
"Well, that's nothing"
ayes. it was" proudly; yes. indeed. it
wa. Why. do you tAink-do you think, !"
squarin9 herself face to face with her bru-
nette friend. "thst would co with bow
legged man"
The car stopped and the sunbuSnsd
blond got eat.-pniiadeiphia Prcss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

The trip down Grsnd River Saturday
~hiis u developed nothing new 20
shoss Who bad besa repeatedly over
TIE same ground. asrs good fruit IN
convincing Senator Stsckoridge OF the
sna portsncs ef the sehene 90 tire inter
EFT Of Western Michigan, and the fess-
eAliitv with waica lt can be sceosa-
nslshed. The advantages Of . practice
able waterway connecting the systsrs
az great lakes VITA tie csty OK Grand
Rapids aud TIE s0Freandlng country
can aos De ever estimated. It's accom-
yiisbment can 90 secured ev dre..slng
eat "a. river caaensl Tor dsstaace e.
u miles and tns average sxesvs-
e1a voaid 70 less tAsn four feet
n depta. Tais work can he
Iore ~ cr-t Ct SIX ceats euhsc -srd
>essEasag 10 Col La14sss ess2s~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

An interesting occurrence took place on
Commerce street yesterday. In the new
fashioned rat trap in use ut . prominent
wholesale grocery store was found orc Of
the largest of rodents. A number Of gen.
tlemen present were discussing the great
size Of the rat when the senior partner
said:
Gentleman. I'll tell you . plan / have
to dispose Of that rat. / have always
heard that IL you bsll rat he will chase
nll the other rats on the place. l will
therefore bell this rat with Jour assist
ance."
A small bell and chain was sent for,
while the task o; securing the rat for bell
ing was begun. A number Of cords were
passed into the cage over the head, feet
and body OF the rat. The rat was then sue
cessfully belled and turned loose He re-
fused TO move for a few seconds, lying
prone on the ground as il resting himself;
then suddenly he started on among the
barrels Of sugar add tierces of meat.
Soon . commos.on was heard In the rear
Of the store. and following is appeared the
Whole fierce OF csts that Dc duty At the
store. On they came. and reaching the
front door. put cut ~ fast ~ they could
run. The senior partaer, - web a. the
others present, witnessed the strange per-
formsnce. bus none Was more surprised
than the senior partner. who gave ven. "
his disappointment ~ follows:
We'll, IL d;dn's work. ssd isf Instesd Of
running the rats away. the rat san al NJ
cass away. Noodle Rssisssr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

A t.ll nan with bashy black whiskeu
spt~rsd the Cadillac House yesterday after
moan AID while be WAS registering plsesd
a loax psrrow vxllss % the counter. A
spring IA tas vallss sesmsd 70 have given
way snd . little door ~ The side sacdenly
aew epea. dieclos,ns - the eyes Of the oy-
stsnaer, thousands of brs working IN and
our of a honeyc0ma There was small
sramo<de among those sfAnding about the
soanter AZ irst, bet all fears were slisyea
when the tall stranger explained that taey
wouldn't get cut ana wouldn't do any
harm il they did lie then delivered .
saort lecture upon the bee and its habits
that proved very interesting and drew
quite q crowd for few minutes. be said
that his name was j. = Msehssl, and that
he was from German. o., where be has =
large be- farm. He Is here visiting the
expositios. aud brought his bexfal Of lns
Italians that ne might compare notes with
come of the exhibitors
When some one asked him IL he could
chow the queen 70 him, Mr.. Michael divsd
iuro . cap.cioas pockst and produced .
handful Of little boxes, each Of which con-
tained half dozsn common bees and .
queen
Great guns. man." exclaimed travel
ing man. ARE you walking bsehive"
"Oh, no." be responded. by no means.
These are just = few Of nv pets that
carry around TO show people. You zee,
each one of these little boxes has queen
In IL. They arc somewhat particular - u
their society. and have put thess other
fellows in TO keep them company"
"Don't they ever get loose and run
smuck over your person."
"Sometim-s. but . few stings more OF
less don't make much difference. But you
must excuse me, gentlemen. have TO givs
them their dinner and be snapped the
satchel shut and lei, for his room.-Detroil
| Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Sweet Girl Tin . rowboat)-what =
this place in the back Of the boat fort
Nice Young Man-That 10 to put An
oar in when you want TO scull the boat.
Rowing requires both oars. one on each
side: bat 10 sculling one oar only 10 used
That IL placed Ct the back aad worked
with ono hand.
Sweet Girl (after meditation)-I wish
you would try sculling swhils.-Qoed
Newa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

THE unselfish devotion os Miss Mary
III. Stuart to the cause Of uplifting the
fallen and criminal IS splendid picture
OF womanly kindness. BY her we'll
directed efforts, almost alone aud un-
aided. shs nas gathered . very good
library tor the use of the inmates of
the county jail. These inmates are not
Of class to handle books With care aud
ne result il tina, her library has suffer
ed from their greasy thumbings and
careless use. To keep 1t up. and IN re-
pair, 1t will be necessary for somebody
or bodies TO aid her. would il not be
we'll for the generous and good 70 help
sy denatin. books. periodicals. AID
money,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

He 10 greatly interested u ths plan and
vii do AZ "A h.s power - bring about
ia communication. senator STOCK
bridge = aIso enthusiastic and Will lend
hss voice to the faEthersnce af the en-
tsrpr.ss snen Il shall come before the
senate. With . poseriul ally ia the
war department IN Congress and Ia the
Senate, nelhng il needed but the
united effort OF the eltlzens Of Graad
Rapids. The Improvement If Grand
River % the most important enterprise
IN Western Alehgoa but II cannot bs
accomplished without . determined
effort on me part Of those who will be
Dsa.fitted
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

THE absence OF the American Gag in
foreign ports has long been . matter o.
comment Any discussion OF the caus-
ga Of and the remedies for this humili-
ss,ng state OF things, must attract wide
attention. Mr.. Charles II. Cramp. the
presidents Of the great Philadelphia
company that ia building % many of
our war ships, treats the matter in the
November Forum, and, after an histor-
ical review Of ths sabjeet, comes to
the conclusion thss tae different Att
tudes of the British government and
our own toward salpbuiiders Is largely
responsible for she state of our mer.
ehsns mssine- THIS country, he thinks,
VII never have feet of merchant ves-
seis 80 long ~ the United States govern
saasns persuss its present. policy. awo
decades Of liberal treatment OF ship
Builders, he thinks, would place us far
~ advances Of England on the seas.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

In speaking of the decrease ia bank
elearIngs Brsastrees says Following
>eptsmoer's sasa, bsnk cleanngs totals
Tor October prove rather unsatisfactory.
showing as they do losses At important
points and . decrease from The total
Tor the Ike montn last year soous
eaass 10 the gan % September tn.s
year ever lsst- Ths too 10 snowa IN
spite OF We fact thai tue totass OF o.
t5ber elssrinss exceed those for any
other month thus far this year. Bat
the ssxresst-d showing should
hardly &c regarded - unex-
p~etsa feiio-inx sae activity Ia gen.
erai trade and sp~ealsssch n seps~n-
a.s the meath OF oetebeF. ss snown
~ reports - sEsdetssess, wss . persoss
1T fsstfiesion n awtrsoavs trace srd
spTsAAssS stJsx spcsasssoa. Ia osto-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Patrick Mex h Q greet stnirsr 81
cerssnsi bravery. ard never fails 70 instss
that men ~ fafrerstssy ars entitled -
crest fs~ors ard I,rsvfleges
He w~ tod The story ~ nardR~r 80
bad di-d bravery On the GssIews. tahsss
tee whole DaEssr vita smiles and eav
words.
IA su-s.- sail pasriek- ~vhin Q uss
kss atsd On the essie~s - hss~e - ts~
sse esv-r'rssns shea,d rsrsh>a hss en The
sros fs- ~ sraesrys'-Yoa Cs.pss-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
moxKEYINo WITH ruE LIGHT.


The committee on lamps OF the
Common Council has laid itself open
to the charge OF dilatoriuess in the mat
ter OF locating the electric towers aud
mast lights soon to be erected. The
west side OF the river has been sched-
uled and the east side remains 10 be
provided for. but the committee is re-
ticsnt Ia regard TO the locations already
made and will not divulge until the en-
tire system 10 arranged. The commit
tees reticenco can only be accounted
for in enc way: 1t Is well known that
there Is . gas element OF considerable
proportions IN the council and there
are . few whose prejudices smell
strongly of gasoline. The electric light
element predominates but the minority
is full OF guile and still cllngs to one
forlorn hope. II is well known that
each Of the twenty aldermen and every
one of the city officials will want the
lights 30 placed that he will have .
noonday glare about his home every
night in the year. All their relatives
must be similarly provided for and
then their influential political friends
must be taken care Of. The plan for
the placing of the towers adopted by
the committee 10 to cover the city map
with forty circles, corresponding with
the number Of the towers, the center
OF each circle to be the location of q
tower. The sares equal in diameter.
interlaclng one another 90 that there
will be no dark spots lying outside OF
all the circumferencss. In order to do
this, favoritism must " cast entirely
aside and the equitable distribution oil
the lghtmast be the only consideration.
To fill up any deficiencies. mast lights
must be placed where it is deemed
necessary. The minority who oppoee
electricity upon principle or from per-
JUDGE, hope to bring about . tremend-
Gus jAugie IN the council over this mat
ter OF locating towers which will result
10 the repud salion OF the contract. A
precedent for sucn an action vas eetae-
Iished when the the council purchased
the addition to John Bail Park two
year. ago and aftervard funked out
of tue bargain, snd the opponents Of
electric lights are hopeful that history
viii repeat itself.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Gus Snobberly. whose income II not
quite as extensive As that of Wander
bits. got large ink spot on his coat. He
asked . friend how the stain could BE-
removed.
"You can get . chemical preparation
for twenty-five ceuts- Just soak the
spot with it aud 1t will come out"
~ guess had better soak the whole
coat. can get four dollars BY soaking
the coat."-Texas Siftinxs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Highly indignant Gtixen-Tbers's .
man down h@se on Blsai street using
city water unls~fully. Hes spriaktas
his Lawn snd is's after 8 O'Clock Iwaat
him arrested.
Pelics Magistrate frsechiss Tor banak
warrsst,-wsst's year nanss
"yean Chscsvel"
"Nunb.r Of yosr milk wagon. N.
Cnock wsiIy-CAsca TrfbanA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
The Lakes Bottom shaken Out.

Seventeen miles southwest Of Wavcrly.
Ills, lies n small stream called Panther
creek. On this stream are several large
caves. Daring Sr earthquake, recently.
craSh a!ter crash was heard to resound
from the larger cave. and On investi-
gat;op il was found that numbers Of large
assures in tic recsA hnd appeared. Masses
Ct stone tell from the ceiling and small
srbtsrranesn lake covering almost half an
acre has entirely disappeared. IN the bot
tea Of IL: former lake are large number
Of assures. a rsrong smell OF burning
sa.phar pervxSes the cave.-Cor. st. Louis
Fem Liic
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

The hrs. seven months under tho
Mckinley tariff law our exports OF
merchandise increased $50, 1897 .lsS over
The average exporta of the correspond
period for the past five years. The
free imports increased from slSl ,s25. $50
in 1890. to $3.50, s4S.776 in 1891. A gain
OF SIS, 5l6,777. Whereas. free traders
charged that the Mckinley bill would
"stifi." commerce. In seven months
The foreign commerce to and from tho
United States increased s91 $50, 5ss
andsr It's operation. I'll the duty OF
tho American people to protect their
oun country-taeiE own homes in pref
erence to that OF any other country on
earth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

"McKrSLEy prices" do not seem to
interest our free trade friends % much
Is they did. There 10 > sad indlner-
encs apparent. even In the democratic
press, nowadays, 10 the important work
OF showing how much higher every
thing is than il WAS before the passage
OF the Mckinley taElH. Il IS simply .
cass OK = blatant fraud, receiving .
deathblow from the elenched nss or
tho indignant honest people.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Y-raE-FREIoHr JONES must mag
inc that ingrasi,cds hath no reward
greater than to be disowned by all par
ties before an election. He promised
TO do anything and everything to de-
feat the democrats but they would not
concilixts him aud the republicans
would not affiliate with him. He was
without home or hole politically be-
cause be Was ungratcful for honors be-
stowed. Pay-ths-frsight sinks out OF
sight by force OF his own lack OF
weight
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

The average cost Der ton or lump Oh
luminous coal IN the United States IS
s0s26, with an additional Theoretical
cost o. q cents; in Great Britain the
average is $1,000. For seventy-two es-
adjustments OF the United states the
average COS. OF one ton OF iron ore Is
Sl.4s2, with al additional theoretical
cost az 23 cents. while for the angie es-
tablishnens OF this kind IN Great
Britain Il 10 SIS cents, with . possible
addition OF 1l.9 cents for theoretical
elements.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

"Miss pthsl 10 . long time csn,ns
down." said shs youth 70 the servant,
after waiting some time fer the young
lsdy's appearance. "Psrhaps.- he sdasA,
with Laugh. perhaps she 10 HAAips up
her mind whether to So me or not.s
mo-" I'D the se-vant with an icy
smile, 'it isn't her miad shs u nakins
uu."--Lsadon AeonsAiuA -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

ris claimed that Ex-Governor For
Aker, of ohlo, 70 after the scat held n
the United States senate BY John Sher-
man. Although = very brilliant mAn, II
10 probable that he will continue 10 be
after .t for usany months.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

OSE Of the handsomest trade journals
ns the current month's issus 10 the
.carr.sgs Monthly Daily, by.wars Bros-.
raiIadelpniA- Tue typography and IL
Illustrations are OF very high order Of
beauty while the coatents are, or must
be, of great interest to thoss dealing IN
vehicles. The publication u edited BY
w. W. Wood.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

UP 10 date for tsis year there has
sons abroad ST.. 90 90 Of our gold. and
there mas eoale Dae< sc. 200. 600. But
we sill have noass market and plenty
OF s.vsr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

Tee WKATaEa- Lower Michigan.
r4.a; xiads sniftins ~ colder. north
wsstsrly, colder and probably tar
Tuesday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
A MsvIng Tale.

II hope. papa" she said earnestly.
"that Jon didn't hurt Georges feelings
when you met hin at the deer last
night. He is very sensitive"
"He seemed 60"
did he say anything7
mo. my daughter. he said nctAine.
but (snd there was an expression Of
serene satisfaction In the cid mans sys)
hs va visibly moved. advantages
Star
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09

The ans OF ommisslcn are sometimes
~ culpab.e As those of COMMISSION and
most peEnicious practice prevails IN
the courts Of this city. which may be
catalogued IN the first named class OF
drlinquencles. Under the existing
regime there 10 not the slightest neces-
ATTY for Grim mails TO stand trial and
there can be bat two excuses Tor their
doing 90. The party who IS held for
trial must either DC ignorant OF the
common pTzet ice or else ne IS prompted
10 remain and run the risk OF . con-
victlon, that be may be the means OF
giving s,me worthy attorney = re-
nameratsvs job ~ the expense OF the
peop.s. The door of escape 10 wide
and easy Of egress- The arrangement
made. the prisoner needs only to plead
not guilty. waive examination and be
admitted TO bail. The amount If bail
10 immaterial, but in order to make an
appearance of good faith 1t 10 better to
have it ~ low as possible. Almost every
criminal can find some bosom friend
who Will swear that he 10 worth any
gwen amount, IN order 10 help ms
chum out Of . bad scrape. The bail
bond issued ana filed, there 10 nothing
left for the malfactor to do but pur-
chase = railway ticket and depart for
Canada or any other cut Of the way
place.
When tho case is called in court the
clerk will call the culpr.t's name III .
loud, sOnorous tone ana echo will
answer. Where is hep The bail is es-
treated and then one OF two things ID
discovered. Either the bondsman i.
entirely irresponsible or If he Is rsspan-
able he Is some worthy citizen whose
confidence has been basely betrayed
and j. would be . sin and shame to
enforce the penalty and mulct HIM for
500 or $500 for his innocent, child like
faith in human nature. The case Of
wm. Dietrich, who is believed to be the
deadly assaiiant Of May Howell. is q
case in point and whether his bonds.
man acted in good faith or relied npou
the negligence of the court, cuts no fig
urs. The criminal like many of hi.
predecessors, has escaped trial and pos
sible punishment aud many Of his sue
cessors will follow his example. The
enforcement OF the penalty of . bal
bond is M essential to tho maintenance
OF tine majesty OF the law as is the pun
lshment Of criminals themselves, and il
few examples were mad honest mer
would be very careful about becoming
responsible for the appearance Of mer
who are charged with crime. Too
great caution cannot be employed ia
the acceptance OF suretes and none
should be considered valid where there
10 the sliyhtsst doub: OF their responsi
bl!ity.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-09
TWO THINGS
In Regard to .Catarrh.

I'd. II requires q Constitutional Remedy.
These tive facts ere now 80 vel known t.
the nesfe1i ffsterastv that local sppfiesfIsss
bess Iiteiy to give onis temporary reasy.
10 EFFECT A PERMANENT CURE
Of catarrs reesires . eesststusionai rsresr
Iike Hsods sarsapasis IA shies ~ purifying
the blood and inosrtIne hra thy tsns 10 The
sreetea errsn. eses fAsressh'y care
"Ihaye bsea troubled fer years vita