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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-02-19
Personals.
RuCHy CREEK.

Il. W. Shani, Esq, of Columbia, was in
Cni'n last week on professional business.
But few men ever lived in this County who
so generally commanded tho conf ence aud
respect of the people as Mr.. Shand, while
living among us, and his removal to Colum-
bia is even now felt to be serious loss to
Un;ou.
Miss Grace Gage, formerly of this town,
hut Eow residing al Chester, IL visiting her
old friend. Mrs 2. F. Arthur.
Mrs. y. +. Arthur LEFT last Monday 20
visit her sister, NJ $. Srirgfellow, in F.orid,.
j. \. peatop, once tyFo in this Office,
dropped in on us last week. James is one
Of the fastest compo.itors in the country.
AS an old typo ramp once told US, when he
g,ts fairly stare, lie makes the type howl.
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Mr.. Pool Acquitted.

Two weeks agI We stated that Mr. W. II.
Pool had been arrested on suspicion OF set
ting fire t. his store, and upon "a preliminary
examination before Trial Justice Gage. the
cHcumstaniIal evidence was thought Sutli
Glen, To place Mr.. Pool under 500 hond. for
his appearance AT Court.
We were mis!nfurmci rs to preliminary
examination being held nj that time: but
Mr. Fool has since then demanded such an
examination, and last week il tock Mace
r'sniing in the relc ,sn II Mr. Poo: from
the bond ana his discharge, for the want Of
any testimony 10 nv.ci him of the crime.
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Politics in Laurons.


The LsurenS Correspondent Of tho Charles
l,ston .Ns,cs anil courier, thus sums up what
he considers the political s,aiu, of that
County, at this time. Ifit is anything like
under tho noses Of two OF the most
prominent and influential leaders Of the Till
mnn-refor.n IN Ivement Of 1890, what immense
changes may be cx pected in other couuties,
against the only man in that movement who
WAS Supposed to hare Tie brdmS to lead the
people aud correct those abuses of the State
government which tho Shel-lrby- TIllman
Manifesto first Informed the people had per-
sisrcn,ly robbed them of their political rights,
oppressed them by enormous taxes an cor
rup,c the political ani moral organism of
tho commonwealth
Upon that political boom Shell and Irby,
with some truculent followers have ril len
into lucrative ctliccs, and our prediction is,
when the 0rig;n plan has been consum-
mattel, aul the triumviratc are safely scated
with n few ofthcir special coat tail friends,
ia the halls of Congrc :s, the bubble they have
blown will burst, an the people will then
be convinced, and, VIC fear, not till then,
that they have been most wofully bamboo
zci hy clique of rs consrmmate political
Office seekers and tricksters rs ever breath
ell:
People are net t,lking politics very free
y those days. For long time it was very
hard TO tell whether the exposure Of the
Administration : We ,kneSs wee having any
effect upon the public sentiment but it is
now becoming np' arcnt, Former Tillman-
lies are n Il hnying much 10 say, and il they
nrc abused and riiiculrd it is hardly prof.
able that aryhoIy will ever know their
change e! opinion thry will not be apt to
confess il even by their votes at the primi-
RES. II is certain, though. that crowdss Of
voters entertain very different ideas from
those that governed them two years ago. |
have heard of numbers Of prominent men
who were intense Tillmanitc5 in the last
campaign, who have entirely LIST confidence
III their leaders and are ready now to sup
p0It amy cousc' vatiSc and honest Democrat
1t would be hrr to say whether or not
Governor litlman will carry this county. In
Il primary lis ma o,ity would he too close
for his iricnns TO tc comfortable until il had
been counted down to til. list ballot. Ii is
certain, too, thai nine mci cut OF every ten
want u Fr mary and will insist upon having
il.
The Alliance influence in l.aurcns will be
far less wcighy thus year than formerly un-
less the Oricr is greatly revived by the iu-
culcation of c,mpalga virus.
While nave not the figures To make any
positive assertion, il would be safe to say
that not more than haf as many Sub-Alli-
anccs are active in the county now as were
ut the time of tn. last general election.
can IecalI only eight, aud of These two are
said to be suffering from Internal dsscrs ons.
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THEY DID SIDE BY SIDE.-Portland,
Tenn, February l3.-Elves Pardue, a we'll
known young farmer and his wife were
found at their home this morning lyind dead
on the floor Of their bed chamber with
their ihroats cut from ear to ear.
The razor lying near Mrs. Parlue led to
the conjecture that she was the last t. use
the instrument. A note written in Mrs.
Phrdue's hand stated that she and her hus-
bind had no fire Ids, and as he Ind conclu-
ded to commit suicide, she would take her
own life rather than live without him. The
couple hsd been married only year They
appeared to i,rc happy :;is, and no cause
can be diviuod for tie meiancholia that
seems to have led them to 50 desperate q
determination.
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For the TIMTs.
From an Old Friend at a New Post Office.


Elm GROVE. s. C.-EDIToR TIMxs Though
silent for a long while, you have never been
forgotten. hut on the contrary you wi ever
be to my memory dear.
Many var ous and shifting scenes have &C.
currei 10 me- since last saw you. Sickness,
di,ense, and death, have swept over our
township, and many friends ond lov,d ones
have passed over tho river. For hfty-fve
years my fathers f,m;ly of seven, lived with
out death, but recently two have entered
the orld of spirits within less than three
weeks of each other-one be owed sister,
Mr.. H. VI. H0nrcr. the other noble heart
cd brother, jones W. Foster.
But. then. death to the christian has
nn sting.
Ills soul mount' upward on triumph
ct: wing.
The death rate for the last forty or fifty
days, has far exceeded anything ever known
to our peop'e. Many are still sick but the
severity Of the epidemic seems to be relax
ing its hold for the present.
The outlook for the farmer is dark and
gloomy. However, an amp'c supply Of corn
was male in this section, and ahont hall
supply of meat. ! he wheat acreage is small
to what it should have hecp. Many have
raised good supply Of excellent molasscs,
and some few have raised II fine crop of to.
bacco. There now seems to be fixed re-
solve on the part of our farmers to raise, as
nearly as possible. every article they con-
sumc. That is certainly step in the right
direction. May the good Lord help them
to cnrry out successfully their laudable and
sensible resolution.
The shor! crop, together with the very
low prce of cotton, his stagnated all the
channels of rrade, aud our country is almost
bankrupt. But the less N taught by an
over pro iuction of cotoa is \ salutary one,
and i'll consequence the farmers have re-
solved u turn their attention more to raising
nee led supplies and les t. that staple which
has almost ruined our people. Our frmerS
have also learned another wholesome lesson.
viz: that, to tic success full they must raise
mere domestic fcrti izers, and buy less Of
the commercial n conclusion which should
have been reached years ago. Days should
speak and multitude of years teach wisdom"
W. VI FOSTER.
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GUA tANrtED CrEE Tor Ia GRIrpE. We
authorize our advcr iscd druggist to sell You
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. II
you are afflicted with LaGrippc and will u.c
this remedy according TO directions. giving
1T fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have your
monet refunded. We make This cffer cause
Of the wonderful SUI cess of DR.. Kings New
Discovery during last seasons epidemic
Have heard # 40 case in which it failed.
Try j.. Trial bottles ce at b. +. Poscy's
Drug store. Large size Soc and Sl.OO.
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5==Ss. AsviOs Waion the Farmers Should
Heed.


Heed.
The attention of'soutbsrn Farmers is now
turned toward the question OF sizing aud
shaping their crop for tho present year, and
upon their decis on the fnture welfare OF
this section Of the country may Q said to
largely depend. The size Of the cotton crop
this year will unquestionabIy determine
whether or not next fall will briug ros-
pcrity or financial disaster to the South.
The formers will OF course use good judg-
mcnt in sizing their crops. but n VOID -
- -,vv Just u, Inis critical period can but be
appreciated by them.
These words from Mr.. w. c. Sander, the
well known and we'll posted cotton man,
should sound as q warning TO the planters Of
the hesoy staple:
"Two-lhir1s Of q crop this year means ten
cents POUND. full crop FIVE cenis. Two
year, and the remaining one-thiTd planted
IN some other profitable crops, meaus pros
eritv nnd plenty to the planter and the
etc il.eDt Of all the interests Of the South.
\ fu | crop Cor 1892 means ruin and disaster.
The cotton receipts this year up TO the
present time" said MIR. Sanders to the
journal, "are about 100000 bales more than
were received iu the same time last year.
All data indicates n crop equal TO that OF
last year, makes two very large crops com.
ing together, and producing much more cot
tan than the worlds consumption demands.
The consequence is a depression in prices to
81 u 81 cents for the best cotton Mt small
'erior markets, a continuation OF which
means bankruptcy 10 farmers and depres-
sion to every industry throughout tho cotton
States"
Another such crop" continued Mr.. San
lCrs, las the two last, means 8 cents pound
or less for cotton, and ruin for the producers
Of tho great sta2lc. Tho only remedy is n
reduced production, and the only sensible
and rsmunerative way to produce less is to
fhut less. If every planter would reduce
hi' cotton area onc-thirl for the next crop
wi h ftirly good seasons, the American crop
woW'l probably amount TO 100000 bnlos.
hdd to this the surplus carried over from
this and last years crops, sny 1OO0,OOO
bats, ard the result gives the world
100000 bales Of American cotton for next
years supply. which would be rather inca
gro in fact, 80 much so rs TO advance the
p,icn TO its full value, say ten cents per
pound. Therefore II two-rhirds crop means
pc"spCrity-a full crop ruin"
This is u warning that should he needed
b. the farmers Of tho South. iHann Jour-
nd
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RuiEED AsD CRAzsD By SpECULATIoS.-
Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. S.-W. A. II.
Robertson, Of Springfield. Ill.,, snn-in-law Of
Senator Palmer, who has been in this city
for six weeks, trying TO engage lacal c,piisl-
lists in u Tennessee land scheme, was exam
ined at the Academy OF Medicine last Satur-
day at his own request, to see il ho was
Insane. The physicians pronounced him
undoubtedly insane. and Robertson at once
surrendered himself t, police officer, who
accompanied him to tho Academy. Robar-
son was once wealthy, but lost his money in
specu'a ion at Bristol, Tenn.
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In summing up the results of il "pr.limi-
nrry pcli' If the S'atc, which was made
for the purpose Of discovering The exact po-
lHical whereabouts OF Governor Trlm IN, the
Grc'nvile News says: "!hn general results
we gather are thai the Governor is holding
his rength in kcrshaw, Chesterfield,
O"oGcc, Lexington, Marion, Richhnl and
Union; taat lie has losr heavily in Newbcrry,
Eigetie'd, C'i'ton, DulIngton, Barnwcll.
Fartc !, Chester, Grrcnvi lc, IarrcnI and
Williamsburg g, an1 that in most OF Tho other
counties he has ! It enough to show that
The min Is of ihr people are undergoing
change which makes the opi or,unity for an
nc i've, vigorous, determined hut conserve
tive fight ag inst the methods arl policies
he hos grated on the fumcrS' movement
without the knowledge or cDucrrrcn 70 of
tn" pope VIII male that movement strong
and n whose behalf it W 's Organized"
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1ssl- Comptroller General Elerbe came
here Mondly aud left Tues iay. Ito was in
the Trrasurcrs Office nearly ali the time.
We dil not have the pleasure o: seeing him,
hut he requested fr;cnd to inform us that
the time for returning property to the
Auditor, aud the collection Of taxes, without
penalty, in thi, county. will 10 extended
the same length of time tina, those offices are
closed hy tho suspension OF Mr.. Morgan
aud Mr.. Scott.
The expert has completed the cxamina
ton Of the rrcIsurer's boOIs What he has
discovcrrl AMI what hs report will be, of
course W. are not in uform"l; but favorable
or un!avorablc, it will he some days after il is
made before the newly appointed officers
will take the bJDks aul make themselves
sufficiently familiar with them TO feel safe
IN assuming the du' lea. But should the
Governor decide TO rrinstair NC.s,S Scott
and Morgan which it il generally hoped
he WILL il nnthing criminal is found against
thcm--wc may expect the books Of both
offices 10 bc open for business in u few days
As soon rs possible af' or they are rcopcncd
we will inform the people.
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Coon LooKs.-Good looks arc more than
skin deep. depcnlin upon n healthy con-
dition Of all the Wit II organs. If the Liver
be inactive you have "A Bilious l., K, il your
stomach be di'ordcred you have n Dyspept C
look, and if your Kidneys be affected you
have Pinched Look. Secure good health
and you will have good looks. Electric Bit
tcrs is The great Alternative and Tonic acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures Pim-
pies, Biotche', lis and gives go2d COM
plex;on. Sold mt b. f. Pescy's Drug.t,re
soc per bottle.
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Who Is 70 Blams7

Who Is 70 Blamsf
For some weeks past complaints have
reache I u, that the TiNEs did nc. resch the
Jooc,viile aud Pacolst postoffices regularly.
and the package for Vests Spring. which
is directed via Rich Hill, /, also very often
missing. We wrote TO the Postmaster at
Rich Hill, 70 know the truth Of the complaint
At that Office, and he promptly answered
49,: ::.o p,es.ge Tor Vests Spring wss not
.i"l.yed tbere, when IL was left by the Mail
Agent. Tut did not tell us whether IL was
loft there regularly or not.
We also vroteto q subscriber at Jonesviile
not wishing TO create any unplessantness
between p. o. officials for reporting irreeu-
laritics--and was Informed that the pack
ages (the TINES for Jonesvills is done up in
two pacxa2es) for th,t 0ffic, waI not rsceiy-
ed here at all on last Friday, but one CT
them was received the next day, by the dozen
mail. Now, we are positive, those packages,
were sent to the post Office here in The pouch
for the up-mail, and In ample time, and Mr..
Hunter and his assistants assure US that they
were mailed that day in the up mail pouch
as we sent them and their statement is cor.
rohora,c by the fact that one Of the packages
came down by the next days mail, which it
could not have done, if it had not been sent
from here the day before. The only so!u
ton We can suggest is that tho Mail Agent
sometimes carries the package past those
Offices, snf tho Postmaster at Spartanburg
returns them the next day.
The blame, we are confident, does not lie
with us Or with the gentlemen of the Union
posoiIicc. who have always manifested an
interest in forwarding tho TINES.
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JRe 3OeeEiy union 0imes
r. M. STOKES, Editor
Friday, February 10, 1902.
SUBSCRIPTIONS, 81 SO PER ANU
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The Z. O. will be orer.d e. ,::s...S,-
rom a. VI. to 600 Z. NJ.
The Money Order Depart ment will be
opened for business from 0 A. NJ. TO 4 T.. NJ.
The Northern and Southern mails will
clos, at =. NJ. Mail will be taken FROM
the street boxes at 1916.
Any inattention or irregularities should
&c reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J.C. HUNTER, T.. NJ.
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MONEY WANTED.

Our necessities demand Cash every day :;
while our subscription books disclose 90 per
cent. Of our subscribers in arrears. We
want money badly. PerbaTs you cannot
pay all you owe us, although it is n very
small amount for each, but you surely can
pay half, and that will help until money is
eiscr with ali of us. WE MUST COLLECT.
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liz Is TIE Man Next to Judge Wallace
ticre is no one ih the State more deserving
none who wOnld likely command higher
inlneuce in Bringing al, ut right state cf
affairs than the Hon. John G. Sheppard. If
due regard is hal 30 bis qualifications, his
d monstrsied abl ty, his h gh character
Gl wor h, aud h $ eminent fitness to suit
all factions and classes. Join G. Sheppard
vii be next Governor of South Carolina.-
Clarendon Enterprise.
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CmniSEy Rocks Bio lIoG-Iicnderson
vi e. y. C., February - The largest hog
ever rarsci in Western North Caroliua WIS
killed today ~ MIR }. H. Freeman, six miles
from ilcrdersonytI'". ]. Wa - months old
and weighed siE hundred and six'v.fnur
ponn Is me-. Mr. frccn III is Il very success
ful planter a'.d ~'ocS raiser AMI is owner OF
the famous Chimney Rock Mountain Over
one hundred Of 'h' study yeomarry of The
cpmmurI'y witnessed The eXecuti n md there
was speech making aai general jolIfcat;on.
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CHusHED To DEATH BY FRxIour TRAIx.
charlotte, \. c., February, l3.-At a sta
ton on The Western North Carolua Rail
road few miles west ofAshevile yesterday,
three chilircn were playing on the track in
front Of an approaching freigh, train. Their
mother ran out to rescue them, and the
mother and one child were ground TO pieces
The other two children were maimcd
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pay. Mr.. II. {. Henry, soliciting Agent
Of that al nirable daily, the Greenv'ue News,
was in town Inst Monday and secured quite
II respectable addition to its subscription list.
We regret his not calling on W, rs tho News
iS II great flvoiitc with us.
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List of Letters

Remaining i'll the POstoice at Union, for
the week ending Feb. 18th, 1892.
Nr Marre G,!ome Annie Thomas
Miss Pcgins Ehc West
Persons calling FOR the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtised. and will be REQUIRED
TO pay one cent for their delivery.
J. Z. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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SEVERE ON ALLIANCE STATE AOESTs.-Chi.
cago, Feb. 9.-Thc Inter- ncean publishes to-
morrow two column expose Of the scheme
whereby TIC National C"rdngc trust, through
the connivnncc Of number of leading nlli-
anco officials, is attempting to get control of
not only nll the present alliance stores in the
countrJ, but four thousand additional ones
which the trust proposes starting.
S'at2mcnts are male by ID. NJ. Fullwilcr,
business agent for the alliance in Illinois T..
T.. Whipplc, of the Whipplc Harrow company
-. John's Michigan, and VII lam Deering
& Sons, Of Chicago, that lac" certain promi-
nrnt alliance lea icrs ina compromising posi-
ton. Alonz0 Wnrlall member If tho ma
tiounl executive committee Of the Farmers
Allirucc md Industrial Unlon, admits 81
tic irtcr- ocean says, that he is hired by the
National Union Company Agency, through
which the Cor,lagc cor,.any is operating
md l., also admitted to l.. +. Whipplo that
he thought the National Cprdngc company
was hchin - or largely interested in tho Ma
tiJnal Union. as he lWardallJ knew that
Waterbury,, the National Cordnge pacs,dcnt,
gave his check to the Union company last
summer for Sl2i 900, and he (Wardall) had
il il his possession several days, showing il
TO The boys while they were IN New York
last June.
This June meeting rcforreI TO was the
seer, one which the National Union had
called of all State alliance business agents il
lmd iHdnccd into the scheme, that company
paYns all expenses. At this meeting,
Mn.nne. chairman of the national executive
esaEaHitll casdsditor Of III National Etono.
mS'; "oiiecn the State DW>>iusss agent for the
Farmers Mutual Benefit as Sein'ion Of llli-
lois George {. Close, State for Dakota;
.NonAp Wardall Cole presidvnt oir&e Michi-
Gmai lance, AMI various agents of u. dozen
ether States were all present and in sympathy
with the scheme. aud according to Wardnis
statement to Whipple NIL conversant with the !
r'lrtirn of the National Cordagc Trust to
that .rhcmc. Ii also stated that Whipplr
has - letter from l.. Waterbury, president
OF TIA" National Corlagc company, stating
that th were largely interested in the
Union company and highly recommending
TIL" pul Of the scheme that hnS appca cd
:" powerfully To the nj lance agents Is n com
mission Vt one half one per cent allowed IL
each : ate agent for all g"ols Id in lis
tcnit"v. IT iS cltimcd th't the National
Uni II company arc prepared TO capture IA"
ST. nnii conference on the 22l and ret an
nirr cnent. This will hc strongly opposed
u" n,any alliance men and some OF the strong.
c't papers in the organization whom the
National Union people could not control.
a special report from Dun's agency is
publish" |, SLOWING ihst on October 2Sth.
lS9i. thr company hal not made n sati.tnc.
toy showing. II. H. Balch, president. is
charged with being n former lobbyist for the
National LordagH company at Washington.
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re1- s. wittkowsky, J. II. Wellington
Valsndisham, three Of tho leading
merchants Of the CITY Of Charlotte, paid
Union business visit yesterday.
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BuCKLEN'S hRNiCN S>LvE The bgS; saivc
lis the world for Cuts, Brui,eS. Sores. Ulcers
Salt Rhcum Fever Sores. letter, Chapp2j
hands Chlh'ains, Germs ami ali SIX n Erup
tons and positively cures Piles, or no ply
required |! is guaranteed to give pcricc
satisfaction, money rcfundcd. pricc 2:
cents per hoX. For sale by b. F. Posey.
April l6
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To OrrosE TmL SUE-TRs,suRY SCHEME.
-EMrrRIA, KANSAS. F,b l3.-lt is de-
'clop"d here that the Farmers Alinrce
delegates Of The 4'h Con2re onal district
have been instructed t. "p1osc the sui
Treasury scheme at the ST. Lou 5 Convention
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New Advertisements.

Young & lInnter.-Great Bargains.
ii. F. Scaife Il Son.-Frcsh Arrivals.
Lockhart Shoals Railway. y.-Stockho!dcrs
Meeting.
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List of Grand and Petit Jurors.

Drawn on the lIih ms, 10 serve nt the
term Of Court for this county, c,minc lcing
Monday, March :. 1872.
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HSA- The following cltizens OF this County
were drawn, at the torn just closed, to serve
sjurors at tho August term of the u. s.
d street Court, TO be hcl / Mt Greenvilc:
Grand Juror. flames l.. Strain.
Pcm Jnrors.-F. II. Counts, w. Smith,
GIBBS Z. o. II. 5. Porter.
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Cure for LaGrippe
An experienced physician Of Spar tanhurg
sends us the following:

SrARrANnuRG. Feb. II, 1892.
DEAR SIR: For the benefit Of the NOM
bers Of the Medical profession in your
County. who have MOI tried the remedy.
plcas" publish Sodi"m Sdljcytat. rs almost n
s2ecihc in LaGr'rrc. amd gwen IN three or
four grain doses, every three or four hours.
III the first sage of the malady, it will relieve
all of the worst symptoms i'll from twelve To
twcnty-!"ur hours EemT' truly.
". I. ID.