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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
FRIDAY. August 1G. 1894.
3,...uD,i.-,n County Convention

q icc ,r.i incs with AN order ot the
Il d: :: .,.u.y R-pun'ican Cenirs. Com
n.'r.e. 4 t.lagrte cnryenticr for noini-
..h s:;p Z :rIs:.da-ns for tie vay,ous count
~, - !. i,r ,i.!e-. al th-. ensuing SDreiiI
5. pi,,c.:r, ~ hereby caiird ~ meet ;.'
ti,-- oi...F.; r,ouse ia
,irLAND. MISSOURI,
.: - u't.i.'s.K f. IN. %
TUESDAY, ll>h. 1894
A.Ii fur. ..rer m Obedience, To the order
oi sad Committee the Republican voters
vi each Township are hereby called tu
ma"t AZ their respective places of voting
at orlori. y. IN. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th. 1924
:hrre I" choose by primary election the
,ltnh-.r u delegates apportioned to each
toHnshrp TO represent them in sand con
y.u!i.u.
The basis Of spportionUlent is one o.
......yarr for each twenty i2Ui aud frac
t.nn OF ten (ltb votes nr over cast fu-
E-rjimin Harrison for president IN 1892
-cN:tp. that one Il delegate each is TO
H.. taken from the respective Plumbers
inl, ives: Lewis and BIgeiow townships
wpulJ U- entitled to under such a:1-
.r.rr,cpnl..ut and SAID two de!esite to-
a.:..ar "'rh two del.I .t.ss al large are tu
T." caves 20 the ney township uf Miutun.
niiins slIi app"rtioa;u mt ~ ITS ell
st-,..y .,s f,,i,cs to XII
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Suecllilcn Gases.

S. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism: !:
his stomach WAS disor,lered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away. and he was terribly reduce d i'll
flesh and strength. Three bottles Of
Electric Bitters cured h,m.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H..
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric B,tters and seven boxes OF
Buck!en's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound aud well. John Speaker. Cataw-
ba, O.. had five large fever sores On his
leg: doctors SAID he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bi.ters and me box
Hucl,lcn's Arnica Salve cured him en-
tirely Sold hy &. o. Proud, druggist.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

JUsr when the American people
thought they were nearing some eLd To
this tariff matter and that their busi-
ness, trade and Industries would have
some chances to get to work. Mr.. C'eve-
land out of mere political vanity and
self cunceit couics III tn rnuddle ami de-
lay the case HIS self concrit Ii so great
that ne cannot bear To nave his high
faiuting proclamation about the tariff
some years ago. come to nothing. And
So he interferes with congress, tries to
dictate national legislation, and does
vast harm to American business, simply
out Of personal vanity, which cannot
bear to have the congress make any
thing, but the tariff which Grover
Cleveland wrote about at the time
he told Tom Crawford he didn't know
"A dam about it'
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f{OW'S This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Ca;arrh that can.
no, be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. Cheney, IL Co., Props, Toledo,
d.
We The undersigned, have known +
J. Cheney for the last IL years, and be
lieve hun perfectly honorable in al
business transactluns and financall,
able to carry out auy obligation mad,
by their firm.
West d Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. d.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
na:ly, acting directly upon ths hood
AMI mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. .5c


The attitude Of the PnDuiist and An
arebist governors like Al;Seld, Waite.
Penu0yer. and Stone ouGii. To warn all
decent American citizens OF full age and
sound sense against giving any enconr
areuent TO tn, Pupulist cause. The
Porui:sts have either invented ur re
heated IDEAS that involve the paternal!-
za,ion uf the government, and yet at
the critical moment they are bound To
he supporters and fomenters Of the alb
rcya;iOn of government. Tie crudcness
Of their notions is adequately interpret
Ell by violence, and III too many cases
th.y Join themselves with the enemies
ut pence and good order.
The late remarkable spIt:erirg af
anarchy makes il more than ever incum
bent upon good citizen In cleare 10
the friends ami the cause Of cunserva-
tive government No man and no party
that is willing 10 make concessions and
iniui.ences to disorder and the tyranny
OF the labor bosses is worthy Of citizen
ship. The Democratic party, judged by
it's record in the present congress, ueeds
thus warning New York Sun.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
A i,urn l.oSNnn

The annua! corn sca-e has begun
again. We want to preach shcr: ser
uon from the text that an ounce OF pre-
rent,on is worth pound OF cure.
Corn III this great corn belt pat in the
ground at the proper season is now out
Of danger. Corn IN Southern Kansas
was as rule slking the ith OF the
month. All snct is safe. 1t Is the late
corn that is now worrying people. This
may be called the lazy iiian IS corn.
We rode on the first day of TINS month
from Springfield. Ill.,, to Kansas Ciy,
and We never saw corn OF Il better color
Many fields at that time wee beginning
10 tassel. Acres on acres If DARK green
corn with the golden tassel visible
stretched away across Tie iancscaTe,
but alongside Of il an equal field looking
lust AS rich in color but twu or three
"a eeas behiu, the o.i;er That is the
corn people are now uneasy about.
NoN. wh: cannot one man have his
crop pIl III tie sronni in season as an
either. In the corn We contrast above
there WIS but hedge hetween, exactly
the same suil and conditions, but one
had been put in in season and the other
WAS not.
We know ail about the excuses: Tcu
much rain, or too little, and all that sort
. .,,ff nj h..n f.r nj
, ways up to time. We krow and have
known farmers in jackson, Clay auti
, Platte counties SEo n forty and fifty
years never missed corn crop. Some
how they got it in the ground IN sea
/ son.
| Nine times in ten the crop scales come
! from the prospect of those of the care
, less farmer. When I. farmer sows fall
whea: in January or plants corn in Jane
. clerk OF the weather if there is a failure
Why this state OF things should con.
tinue when the facts are 50 plain Is
something We have always wondered
a..
When you hear OF farmer who passes
among his ueighbors as "iucks," you
will,on Investigation, find him always ul
To the season and the conditions OF the
soil and climate. Even a thriftiess man
has good crop sometimes, but il is no.
his dong that is behind It.
! We have this sort OF weather the las,
days .: July As regularly as the NOR tbs
come round. and there is always "dr,
spell" at this time OF year. Every man
with any experience knows that corn in
iassel by the 4th Of July is an assured
crop. and every man who raises corr:
! knows how long after planting The tas
! selling time comes, Then why don't he
meet the conditions? Ii one man On tb.
northwest quarter Of !. section can gel
his corn in on time. why cant the man
IN the southwest quarter do the same!
| There lies the whole question of corn
I raising 81 far as the sea>on is concern
ed.-kansas City journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Profits On Wheat

IA. chronically low price Of whea. j.
s'l-lins iip he FARMERS nf ttse Northwest
T. .sc,.i:..n " i.e;ile tie middle men a:e
.:.Ji getting more than proper share Of
profit for handling it. On Juna oi this
wear No | hard whra; sold in Duluth nj
so IS per hundred bashe.s. In Liver
pool the same wheat sold at $3.50 Who
benefited 10y the difference Si2.G2 be
tween tie Duluth and Liverpool prices -
difference Of a shade over l., , ceuts
E,er bushe!: This question has been an
saered by the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
which finds that The transportation,
elevator, Insurance. and other charges
which had 10 DE paid on the wheat he
fore il reached Liverpool amounted 10
Sil s. per 100 bushels. OF tins 81 30 as
the cost OF freight aud insurance, the re-
maiuing Si.3I being for elevator storage.
weighing, insrec,ion, com mlssion. and
other legitimate charges. it.!s itad,
the act ual cost Of lUJ bIsiIeis, lana dos
al Liverpool, amounted TO .tis 81. y"
Quoting this from s;u ~. the Lave. suoi
sell price. and there Is but - cents pro
/ lit. or only 3 l of a cent a hushei winch
| IS .ertaiclv not exorbitant.
IL will be seen that the cost OF wheat
transportation to Europe is astonishing
ly low. The time is well remembered by
| men IN the grain trade when the total
cost of transportation OF bushel OF
wheat to Europe was 80 cents and over.
/ Now il is reduced to fraction over ii
ce1ts. This cheapening OF the cost OF
freight and handling should benefit the
producer to some extent. The inquiry
should now be pusi ed at the other end
" the iine-trtween the farmer and Du-
luth. Il Is clear there is no exorbiiani
profit to All, body between Duluth and
Liverpool. But rs there any excessive
yretit between The farmer aid Duluth
Is the producer getting all that he should
, receive, after AL reasonable expenses are
paid be;N cen himself and the European
market. Unless the hu. 'rrs FROM the
farmer are getting too large profit. the
sill uation Is one that can not mend until
the world produces less wheat as com
pared with he demand. than II Is doing
. t,,-
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Protection il.,i.irinr.

FIX Senator NJ q. Moran. Of ST. ,To-
srpii. who is rardl,ia,e for the Dem
cratic nomination for congress iii the
Fourth district. defines his position oi:
lii. tariff Us folIcws:
Il ;in IN favor of il system of Taxation:
lha; will burdeu the country as lghti!
~ pnssibe of Il system that will .yact
from every L.,an according 10 his E.efnS,
MS due share Ct the public expense. In
imnusiBS tariff duties. ! aui in favor IF Il
system that will consult every Am, ricai,
interest of both capital and labor. and
will discriminate To- the fullest extent in
favor Of the products or our own cOun-
try, by taxing those necessaries We do
not raise al home as ighti. as possible.
and those OF il light character with pro
ducts We do raise as much as pussl ble.
Beyond the limits Of revenue. and pru
dent discrimination in favor of American
labor, capital and markets, | am in favor
OF ar ur shackled commerce with ali the
world"
That is all any Republican peotec,ion
is; could ask. Verify, these Democrats
are learning.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

As a result Of the investigation order,
ed by congress, Mr.. Wright. commission,
er Of Labor, has submitieda a special re-
port relative to the slums OF New York.
The districts selected were the worst in
each city. The commissioner estimates
the slum population of Baltimore at p,
600. Philadelphia. 1900; Chicago. l6.,,
coo; New York. 3G0.Ot0. Baltimore. with
the smallest population, carries off the
palm for slum saloons. there being one
to every los persons. In New York the
ratio is one to every l23; in Philadelphia.
one to every 512: and in Chicago, enc to
every l27. The male sex predominates
in the slums of all four cities. The H.
CURES also show that the proportion OF
foreign born persons in the slums OF
each city is largely in excess Of the pro
portion Of the whole population, the ex-
cess being as follows: Baltimore, 2i.3i
per cent; Chicago. 1858; New York. 2035;
and Philadelphia, 81. AS might hayo
been expected, illiteracy flourshes in
the slums, the percentage for New York
being 1868 and for Chicago 2s-37. The
foreign born voters of the slums ale
percentaseG as follows: Baltimore, II.
o.; Chicago. 6l.3l Philadelphia. 5s.9I
and New York g. The average NUN
be. Of persons to a dwelling were found
20 be as follows: Baltimore, I'll; Ehiia
delphia, 1885, Chicago. 1851; and New
York. 36.7s. A singular resul, o! the
Investigation. and one Which VII! sur
prise most people, ia the discovery that,
vile ard filthy as the slums are, no
greater sickness prevails in them than
in other parts OF the cities. !: is stated
that the canvasseTs we're surprised at
the small number Of sick persons they
found. Is dirt, then, conducive 70
health?
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

EVERYBODY does not know that by a
very simple rule the duration Of night
an.l DAY can be determined at any TINE
OF the year. All you have 10 do is 10
multiply the time of the suns rising hy
two. and 1t will give you the length of
OF the night. Multiply the time of sett-
ing by two and ypa get the leus,th Of the
day. II :s easily demonstrated AZ tie
time of the year when the san sets at
SIX, and day and night are of equal du; Il
ton II is Ist as true as the days
lsn.:hcn and shorten. Thus, az winter
approaches. take a day when the sun
rises AT 6:n and sets II; 80. Apply he
rule and you haze a night of thirteen
hours aud day cr eleven hours. The
rule viii b, found absolutely accurate
at any season ol the year. EX.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Republican Congressional Coz
ycnt:OH

81. JosEPH. Mo. June 9Th, 1884.
The i:"puhlicans OK TIE " Cungression
al District of Missouri, are hereby called
L.; meet in delegate convention at the
Court House IN the city Of Maryrille.
No, On Wednesday Aug. 9Th. 1891. n, :.
o'c."c. T. IN, for the purpose "i ch"os
ing candidate to be voted for as repre-
sentative In congress from said district,
TT tha NOvs ni,ar. election, aud for such
ether business as rlay properly come
before the convention. The basis sei.c-
t.':l by the committee - one dtsegate for
.s"ery Io5 votes east for Geo. {. Crowthcr
s.. congress. The api,ortionment being
as f.i.nws:
Antircw county. Il; s'chisou eoan'y,
g: l." .haEan county, IL; Holt county. -:
n, Il -ay county. -: Platte county, 4.
4. order of the Congressional Com
m,itec.
c. " SHrLrz. Chairman.
y: j. AhER.RoMR,L, Sec y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

And it is further ordered that al the
pri.n. ar, election /. be held in the, var
logs townships three township commit
s,.ss;irn be chosen for two years; aud
that the chairU1en jafterwar,is selected
10y sucd township commItteesD shall be
.c,.n-. ex-officio members OF the county
central committee and that such county
rnG,.nirtaenen ara here 10y requested To
n.a. with the Republicans at the said
county convention for the purpose Of
-orxan.zinx iheHselyes into new county
central committee aud adopting meas
urea for conducting the ct.n:nG cam
1laIIu-
H. 7. iLKIEE. Chairman.
/. Z. BULLOCK, Secy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
ISlsnicn'S .\rnica SaiNe

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapp-d Hands,
tons, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
p.rfec; satisfaction or money refunded.
Price - ccnts per box. For sale b.,
Clark q. Proud
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Gov. Hoes, of Texas, IN recent
speech made IN that state. proposed to
take Texas out OF the union. the only y
excuse offered by his friends for this
wild declaration is that he was drunk
1; is fair to say tha: the proposition was
bet feebIy applau,ied, and that If the
Governor ever gets out he viii be forced
TO root out alone.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

NiXsTY wears a.-o Lewis aL,! Clark
pissed UP the Missouri river on their
famous exploring expedition. lf the.
,.nt.iG pas over the same route IN Mi
souri, day they va lid not find i famil
lar linhu:ar!; from -. Charles ;u the
IuSa and Nebraska lines. At that time
there were no Regular settlements above
Cote Sans Dess-in. III Galloway county.
and spine even think that II Is point MAS
not permanently settled TIL four years
later or the many thriving cItlcs bow
to be found on the banks uf the Mis-
souri, river 81. Charles acne had an ex-
rs,enca, and few miles from there the
soil had not been disturbed. Su~ there
is not foot u! soil that Is suitable for
cultivation that is rot utilized. All this
happcned in less ti.an a century,nr with
in the possible life Of an individual.
Great indeed has been the progress of
Missouri Canton News.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

AN exchange says: Every town has a
liar or two. . :.rTs.-:: Aleck. some pretty
girls, more loafers than it needs, :. votn
q. or two who tattles, streets given over
to weeds, an old fogy it would be better
without, men who stand on 'he street
corner and make remarks ahcut women.
and young man who laughs an idiotic
laugh every time he says anything,
scores of men With the cahcose o: tGeir
pants worn rs smooth as glass; men
who csn tell you all about finance, the
.eather, and how to run other people s
business, bu: who have made dismal
failure Of their own
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
The Crow nlm. Beauty of Woman

Is "A luxuriaut growth u: Hair. Eeggs'
Hair Remover Is guaranteed to We
satisfaction. as il is a purely vegetable
preparation, and acts directly on the
roots uf the hair. Sold and warranted
bv J. L. Ph.hrick, Oregon, Mo
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

DnIo is the apple state of this union.
Georgia is the peach state. New York
is the pear state. Indiana is the cherry
state. California is the apricot state.
Gai..ornia is also the plum aud pruDe
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Z T. LRcuTH IN Durango. Mexico, Of five
years standing en,ied by heavy and con
tinuous rains about the l9t \ and :loth Of
this month. We think the absence OF
ram for few weeks is trYing thing.
fne years OF drou,h would derorul.s,e
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Time. Table.

Brlux Nii! he fouhf; the time "f de
parture %! the passenger trans over tire
X. G.. road and also the day freight
trans. II viii he seen that ty ,..is trI,.e
card, the y. II ". trans stop AT foI,st
City.
GUIs', NOE.H:
No. I. Leaves f,r"s' ''iy at | ~ +. ~.
Nr3 Leaves ~ '.,..a. III.
Y" :, Nili,-'.a r;.,-"Esrs, .e.Nee III
.-2t "a, m.
No. -. u \ VI i."a:es t'uTt.: 1jiy ai
'":-r p ~
~ /? Freight I.ra,ss Il, 80 H. W
t.nEH'. ~"1iN
NJ :. Leaves Fore: %,;y II - +. Il:
y" ! I.-a,rs a; -, 49, "a, "a.
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~. Il, L. VI Lea,,~ irr.S; t'r, 81:
- ;. ~.
W. J., i'n.-.i.; I."asr,;,, ,.;n T.. u.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

lfEo. why don't you try Beggs' Hair
R.newers II Is the only positive Hair
7.uewer OF the market. II stimulates
the Hair foIiioes and fivss the hair r
seft, Iuxuriant, youthful appearance.
Sold and warranted Ly J. G. PkilhricIs.
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Are You Troubled With

Constipation Oh Sick Headache! If So,
why not try BeSGs' Little Giant Pills:
1t only takes one pill day; forty pills
in bottle. One bottle will cure you,
and only costs Doe. Sold and warranted
For sale Ly !. &. Philbric.f. Oregon Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

THAT great mugwump journal, Har-
per's Weekly, which has been support
ing Democracy fer ten years. ia hecGm.
ing greatly tat'gued, and savs: "Tha
people are growing weary OF the Demo
cratic party. They are ou, Of patience
with it because Of i:s Inegiciency, ITS
cowa-dice, its lack Of principle an d con
gis,ency, its imtacility. IL would Seen,
..s though il b ID become 40 hahituated
u crinxs b.fu-e Republican majority.
TO -aol1ioB principle and honor. To sc
euse by cunning wha. it. dare mt openly
ft9is e.r. tn II. now IN the day when u y
10 . .ser IN U ,:h tha executive and h..,
'islAti7e 6ra7 .h3s Of the goeerument. II
stltl criny,, II fore tnA threats. and It is
still af1Ll' g: the :iunts at tie eppon-
eehts."
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

TIE authorities of the Catholic church
in regard to hquor dealers that is far
reaching in its effects. All mapuiactur-
crs and dealers, wholesale and retail. IN
liquors are excladed fEotn filling any
:,iIice in any Catholic society and cannot
hereafter be admitted to membership.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

There is S,lve for every wound.
Re refer to De Wits Witch Hazel
S.!ye. cures burns, bruises. cuts. in
dolent sores, as a local application in the
nustrils 1t cures catarrh, and alwa,s cures
piles. Sold by T. S. IIinde. Oregon, Mo
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Yellow, Diet Up and WrInklcd

Il tins the way your face looks: IL so:
try Becy's Blood PnriEer aad Blood
Maker. I. no: only pari.ices ;hs blood
but reEews it. and gives your face a
bright youthful appearance. Sold and
warranted. For sale by J. Z. Philbrick
eresoa, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
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Hi,nt will ~. -.'i, i'Ts''i accordingly
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he punI>lr;i arc.,i. linz, ~ :,iW Ia IUE Hon T
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the last iu>'.rtirn {" ht' at last fifteen day u,
fhr.' The -li': - d.Iv '.s Nu.o>t. let.
THE SrArEEf NILSSON III.
ps lIf.tf.
I. G";v Norris. t'i.-r. Of the 'irru'' tHurt of
!In!t COUNTY fJir~ Ti,i. it..rr!N riIiN TIL t.r
IhnV' j. = trIi. -upV ut the orr. NAL "I'.rr = I
.u.,liGIii ir Tia. r.u iinTn Ii..iiIr, ~ i.,,
= ''ii,' APPEARS ~ nav ui,i"-.
Witness iiiV n md - i.rS ,-Il.i the ,csi -: Sai
iSENLl COAT Dome at ''fic,- liz Oregon. III,
LIST day of Ma. 1s"i
f;'iyN TpIEIS. Ci.'rk.
b. FE Nh !. hINkfI. DrI.!iS
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Exsra1rdinarg in!IceE,ent.

70 I'll new sub -.rii,,.r-' :" Gi!r SEMI
NIL. and 1T lie ia Iu,'.; wiz c'':nt. III
and renew :s.ir s4::.-,.r ii..,.r'. ~ vii! far
nis.i IRE S:..TI,'..:. "i.i :i.- ua".i<c:Ee
aAl la,,s. wall ri;,1 -! -Tard as! F';s
snu.i. al! frr the low sum ~ %l.1r. In"
M. D = lone Is Ueli worth. ~ renl-. and Is
sold by gents IL ;hat price. Tie m"r
gives the population hy counties and
ciii,S. ti.r r:sii:oa..- aud all n,n:ev order
Offices. rcuHty seats. c:,.. l: Is Just what
,ou should have 10 wear home.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

!: looks ga though the Der'nc: g;'r
ma. :s,ers at Washington We're all drunk.
Tn. could not have gotten things l.! SO
s.aA = condition ha! they been seer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

All the talk in the world will not con
vince you so quickly as one trial uf De
Wits Witch Hazel Saive fu- ScalGs
Burns, Bruises, Skin Affections and
Piles.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Have YOU Tried Ecgg>' Ger
IN SIlVe

For Piles? If not. why not: Can you
afford to suiTer longer for the sake of
DE. This is the price OF the greatest
salve on the market, Sold and warrant
ed. Sold by }. e. PhllbEick. Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

.iae wori describes 1t -"rerfrciicn.
Ne refer 20 De Wits Witch fIaze!e.
cuFrs obstinate sores. burns. skinGistae
and - a we'll known cure for piles
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Small il. size. great in results: De-
Wits LATHE Early R,sers. Best pin f.r
Constipation. best FOR 'Sica Headache,
best Sour Stomach.