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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
LOTTERY WINNER MISSING
Some Englishman or American Ha

Some Englishnan or American Has
Prize OF $4,000 Awaiting Him.
PARIS, April 2l.4~fhr winner Of the
first prize OF 100000 IN an Italian lottery
cannot be found.
The number OF his ticket, which is boz
lieven to have been purchased by an
Enelishman pr8aG American ut he Hotel
do Paris5 at Monte saro " g''S. hlf
owner OF tho ticket is requested 10 apply
for his winnings Mt ollee. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

ram INF seq
Fight coons we're
d Of rd foe
the home o a
whole white and black Nc eSec
rdingly
Chief Umyc
the en sone 81 m pe
the
Hunt and trooper OF the Natal
police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

sary Of their birth They are he Grand
Duke OF Baden, the Duke of s;'Ne-Al'felae-
burg and Tho Duke Of SaSo-Aleinihseh.
Tho Grand Duke MAS born on seP'enlpet
o, 1896, and was married 10 an aunt of5'lio
Kaiser, tie daushtcr'of Emperor william
/, Ernst, Duke of SaXe-4AltenburC, was
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
Letter 10 Marshal PinkUson.
Gainesville, Fla.


Dear sir: Messrs. Leschman 4 Ede-
lin, Grafton. w. Vs.. had been ceiling
Q paint. which shey thought veil Of,
and shis had occurred:
They had sold o customer IS gallons
Of 10 90 paint his house. A few years
later they sold she same man Devoe
lead-sad sine che same number Of gal.
Ions 90 paint tho sams houss. lie had
7 galions left.
The point OF che tale 10: II gallons
Devos paints IN ls.eallon house.
OF course thas isat ell.
Why do~s II galloss Devoe 20 90 far
40 10 galions of other paint? Because
is 10 oil paint. al true, no sham, and
foil measure.
Boz that isn't oil. Devoe lasts long.
er. No. no; you haven't got TO wait
ten yeas 60 lind thas out. Ten thou.
sand people know 10. We've got their
Nance. Oar agents know them; they
think q heap OF Devoe. There's no
difficulty IN showing Jour tOwnsp-o-
pie what 90 expect Of Devoe $40 will
paint o el5 house and the paint'll last
twice 90 long. Yours truly.
r. W. DEyoE * Co
80 S-w York.
The :. J Thomss 90. sell opr ps,nt
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

oss,a o. Q AignS RssO<e'sd Lsd''
Orne~ Notes Of lrfsres'.

oeain 81 Q N'GhT Heso<c'so IAU''
Orne~ Notes Of l,fsres1.
Jodson. Nara A-Nrs. E~n Wiz
lisns Of Tr-rion a'~d ls.' saturday
-. was lad 70 r~ss In sse Pic" Grove
e-netsry here lss, sasdsy she leav~'
arg. host Of relssivee ard fri"Dds 20
mourn her loss. lI b sopposed isa'
eonsompsion wss shs eaoss of lei
death, eons rsered srs@ % attack OF
10 RYipe~.
". II. ruekes and sifs o' NewSerTy
are here the week visiting friends sSd
selssises.
Mw. sarah A. Bomaa CT Mayo 10 q
gaess Of her bsothsx, z. 3. TSek"V.
she w,ii spesA two 90 three months
aroasA here visiting relssives.
Miss EsselIs Miller, who hos been
elerkisg here for y. 9. roekes. hos
eese home THE week On 0 sisis 90 he's
p&rsnss. Ne. and Mn. r. P Miller OF
y@wn1r rrv
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

Evssy eisisen Of Gainesvills. male
and female. 10 isvissd % meet ss the
court house 90 7 30 o'clock .. m. Mon.
dag, March 3esh. for che porpose Of
dDssessia9 mssssss OF the moot vital
impovssscs eoscsrniaG Gainesviils's
isssssss 10 the Usissssisy. Az shis
meeting I will reed certain psssonsl
onieasions which are Of vital im.
postanee % oar people. Every candi.
date and candidate partisan 10 invited
90 be present. Respectfully.
J.F. McKNsrRY. in.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
Fsmevs c. emist Dead.

New York. March ?i.-Prof' sscr r
Odden Dorenps. tie noted chtmist. Is
dead at his home here. aged =? years.
II vas a. an exp n on 'he effects ~
poison. perhaps. thar Professor Dore-
mus vas best known. As n result of
his knowledge in this direction. he was
called on 90 participate ~ an expert
witncss In many famous murder trials.
extending over q period Of more than
thirty years.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

Columbia. :. C.. March 2i.-Henry
n. Thomas. former railroad commits
sioner. VAS found dead in a field on
his farm near Wedgeneld Thursday
evening. lie bad been absent from
the house since that morning. and a
searching party found his body, which
had been dead several hours. The
cause OF death vas heart disease. from
which he suffered for some time. Nc
inquest vas held.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

Il was and an yss affiicted with
rheomasism." seys Mr.. J. G. Bayne
editor Of The Herald. Addingtos, lodi.
IN Territory, "bos ihsnks to Cham.
berlsin's Pain Balm an able once
more TO attend 20 business. II 10 she
beet OF liniments." 10 troubled with
rheumatism give Pain Balm q trial
and you are certain to be more than
pleased with the prompt relief which
it affords. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by aIl druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

Tvvehsgs in gass EHd Did Not Eseaps
As Gasisv 90 vhis Section.

vvvehsvs in Eass End DID Not Escape
~ gssisy 90 This Section.
Amosg those from ths East Eud vie.
isiae shis city sssarday was George b.
Crosby of Leland Grove.
Nc. Crosby stated shat, while the
damage 20 vegetation throuRhoos the
Eses EDd By the recent cold could nos
b considered severe. the truckers ex.
psrieneed Q considerable setback IN
some ssctioHs, which will make the
crop late. A number OF growers pro.
teesed their crops by covering. and
thoss thos protected naturally escaped
lighsly.
As has been stated before, the cold
did NOS affect the erops in the vicinity
Of Mieanopy and Fairfield aud tn. in
dicatlons are that the yield will b.
large.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
Nsaro IisNi,her 10 hanaed.

Ponlar BluT Mo. March 2I-Curtls
Jackson. = negro. Wss hanged here Fri
dav he committed an assault on a
white woman in February. and after
heinc arrested was nea!4y lynched hy
q mob which invaded the jail The
sh"riH printed him away 10 ~ Louis
la''r b. "a' brought back tried. con
vtc',a AMI -'r',nc.d to death
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

Aav. ssS Aavs. Gee. q. asssehsrt Css.
shssse Tks~ SssvsS Wsseisg.
Upsa che occasion Of the twenty.
SesA sasivessssy Of theis marriage.
Ms. asA Mm. Geo. Q. nssehass. %
sAsis eesy home On Eass Liberty
ssssss. essssssised o few selasises and
fssssds % Sissss Friday svssisG.
rhsss wsrs psesens aro9sa the fee-
sivs hossa. whieh was lsAss With sl.
moss everything imasissble good 20
eos. Ms. Mershsss, sAe hosssss. and
eAil6sss. Ssmss R.. Fraser. MsFRnsss.
t;~esss. sallis and Harry; senator ssa
Nee n. n. MeCrsssy sst soe. El@es.
Rev. and Me-. rhos. Para Hsy and
sos. Pssk. and Dc. J. p. MeKisssvy.
o., whieh made isdesd Q jolly asd
happy srOwd. Ths osly regret wss the
isebslisy of NJ. Merchsns % join she
pesty. % he wss 30.
ne. and Mss. Mesehaat wsee married
In shis city Maseh -, swsnsy ave yesrs
aao, end have aimee resided here.
where they have psospessa and reared
On Interesting fsmily, oil OF whom
wsss present oDoa sAIs occasion wi,h
shs sxsspsios Of T. Curry Msrchsns.
who 10 ssssadiag college &C Dsvidson.
&c.
THE sRais wss IN satirsly infosmsl
oss. which made 10 oil she more spjoy.
ahls. end th0ss sssemblsd wili ever
remsmber the occasion. and will feel
ssdss ohliGasioas 20 the clever host
and hosesss. Who PROVED 70 be AOspita.
bic essessaipess.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
man ARRESTED
IS TOM HAMMOND


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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25

8 l.. Apple. eH.probase Judge. OF.
tawa coonty, Kansas. writes: This
10 TO cay shat have used Ballard's
Horehound Syrup for years. and that
] do not hesitate to recommend it 10
the beet cough syrup ! have ever
nsed." 2Sc. S0c and 81. sold h, W.
VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
Seaboard Parlor Cars.

The Seaboard Air Line operates bu.-
fet parlor cars between Waldo and
Tampa on train leaving Waldo that
connects With the morning tram from
Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-25
10 MAvo9's COURT.


Serse ar6 were Fi~sd.
Ethel Phillips and Lsla Jsekson. 500
chocolate -eolossa aamsels. fell oos
over soos ssivial MISTER. wish the re-
sols sAss they decided % nghs is out
and they DID.
The sersppers were arrested and ~.
rsisssd in she msyes's eeer. when
shsy vess sssessed 0 aEs Of ts each and
eosss.
Thus the city tressssy wss enriched
% che smosns of aboss el2.50 on sc-
eoass Of the iHdiserssiea Of the girIs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
STRIKE ON THE BRISTOL
Copper Values Excite Phoebe Citizens
by Their Generous Size.

PIOCHE. New, May 1a.-ConsIderable
excitement is manifested here. due to tho
rich strike made the Bristol com
panys property, twenty miles north of
ing men have visited the scene of the
strike and are very enthusiastic over the
quality OF the ore being mined The
strike was made In sinking a winze from
the 450-foot Gipsy level, in the Great
Eastern vein; the ore broken into runs
as high as 1860 ounces silver per ton and
70 per cent copper. besides considera bic
gold values
During the past three weeks the roads
have improved materially. and there are
now over seventy freight OUTFITS hauling
ore from Bristol to Modena and Caliente,
the nearest railroad stations Every eff
fort Is being made TO secure more freight
teams. as the bins are kept full and ore
is being stacked at different places on the
surface. waiting wagon transportation,
Although very little has been heard Of
the activity In Bristol district. the ship
ments have attracted the attention of
some large mining interess. both East and
West, and as a result number OF ex-
perts have been out to examine proper
ties recently In the Bristol district ad-
critics, and several bonds have been taken
on adjoining properties.
There is now a force Of forty men en-
ployed which Is to be increased as fast
as men can bo used to advantage and
teams procured to haul the ore Tho de-
been very gratifying. large bodies OF ore
running from Is to 25 per cent having been
opened up proving the continuation OF
the high grade copper shoots encountered
In the upper workings,
Mr.. j. E. Gelder, manager OF the Bristol
Copper company, is looking after the
company's interest and is much pleased
with the showing made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
VISITORS OF PROMINENCE
Eastern Capitalists Pass Through
Caliente, Bound for Good Springs,

CALIENTE, May ls.-George Fleming
of Toronto, Ontario. passed through camp
today, en- route to Good Springs. where he
Is largely Interested In rich properties.
associated with Douglas McElwain, a
prominent Spokane mining broker and
Judge j. H. Hampstead OF Boston. Mass
Ho was accompanied by G. d, Gordon a
mining expert for tho Calumet Hecla
Mining company
Henry Stevens, mining expert for F.
Augustus Heinze of Butte, passed
through camp today. en- route to Man
haitian. to examine somo properties in
which Mr., Heinze Is likely 10 became In
tcrested
Doc Miller and Joe Burton. owners Of
the Three Flags mining claim, on Virgin
river. passed through camp today, en-
route TO Denver. whore their associates
Burns and McGllyr0y, live. Thoy brought
with them two sacks of free gold ore
taken from a two-foot vein which crops
out every few hundred feet tho length
OF their claim and show values OF $3.50 per
ton in gold. They have completed 90
feet OF tunneling and sunk a winze at
the breast OF the tunnel fifty feet on this
vein They have sacked l06 tons OF this
ore and have 1000 tons OF tho Same char
actcr ore exposed and ready for extrac-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
HEROES OF THE
FRISCO DISASTER
Brave Officers of the Navy Dis.
regarded Illness to Aid
in Fighting Fire.
WENT FROM HOSPITAL
TO POST OF DUTY
Commanding Officer Makes Spe,
cial Mention of Services
Rendered.

WASHINGTON. May 1e.-The Navy
department is in receipt of further evil
dence Of the heroic conduct Of the per-
sonnel OF that branch OF the service
when earthquake and fire overlook San
Francisco. This came in the shape of
a report from the United States Naval
hospital at Mare Island giving the
names OF three officers who were pa
tients and who volunteered for duty
when the disaster overlook the Golden
Gate city.
Roll Of the Heroes.
These officers were Ensign r. c.
Davis. Lieut. A. Stokes. marine corps.
and Lieutenant F. A. Udell. marine
corps. Rear Admiral McCalla, com
manding the Mare Island Navy-yard.
in forwarding their names to the de-
partment, says:
Disregarded Illness.
These officers are, In the opinion Of
the commandant, to be commended for
their zeal and for the fact that not
withstanding they were In the naval
hospital they applied for, or continued
on duty after the earthquake and SUBJ
sequent fire In Sen Francisco"
Placed Duty First.
Lieutenant Stokes, 1t was shown, re-
mained on duty at the main gate daily
as officer Of the guard, while Ensign
Davis and Lieutenant Uden were di-
rected by the commandant, in conform
1ty with their request to proceed to
San Francisco and report for duty
When the emergency was over these
two officers returned TO Mare Island
and re-entercd the hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
INFORMATION.

The coal mines Of tho world employ about
l.6oo coo persons
Only eS4 aliens were naturalized IN Great
Britain last year.
The Gaelic language 10 now being taught In
300 schools in Ireland
The average life OF tho native Of India ie
.wentyfour yeers. against forty -four In Eng
land
calois, France. sends sSooo.opo Of lsces TO
the United States every year.
About l. oDO tons OF Holsters nre caught and
marketed every year In Canada
There about 2a.ooo,Ooo horses in Euro
many,
Although birds arc credited with senss OF
smell English expert nnds turkeys ind!f-
fercnt to all odors.
rtlll worshpod. and not only worshiped. but
pampered and protected.
Eyery male between the nses of 20 and es
in Switzerland IL obliged vote, unlee9 he
DO pnuper, criminal or bankrupt
Who an unladen bee will ny forty miles
an hour. ono returning 10 the hive laden with
honey does not travel fastor than twelve miles
per hour.
In porous glass which is made in France,
the holes small that neither dust
draught can enter. and yet tho ventilation 10
said to be excellent
A bank just 100 years old has wandered
bnck TO the treasurer OF the Cheshire bank.
kcene. n II II Is on tho Cheshire bonk for
- and Is signed BY tho first president the
bank ever had.
Tho French people the greatest con-
runners or cheap wine in tho world 1t 10
used by them moro generally than milk 10 in
tho United States Even the little children
drink It. Tho public schools give It to the
pupils, The servants insist on tho daily AL
lowanco Of wine.
The highest kite ascent lately made Mt
Lindenoorg. Prussia, q, 90 feet being reached,
with six attached kites and l6. 900 yards OF
wire The temperature fell from Al degrees
at the surface 10 - degrees below zero: tho
~ind-eightoen mllos at tho surfscc-wae f1f-
S-slS miles an hour at tho highest point.
1t lie stated that tho British battleship
Drendpaught Will have only forcmnst tho
mninmest being done away with Her tunnels
| VIII DO very narrow, 50 an to make little
| oroadside target possible, the fat being
seen fore and aft Sho will be fitted with
| lfts. tho compartments having no doors.
Tho number and the nationality OF labor i'm
! migrants TO Hawaii from 1852 TO 1905 wcre as
! follows; Koreans. 691s; Chinese, a. 4oi; Japa-
neee, nl,l31: South Sea Islanders. a4Is Nor
! wegians, 6lS: Germans. 1919. Italians, 81;
Anotralions 372; Portuguese u.~0: Porto
| Ricans. Jl00s negroes. 2G0 white Americans
! 100 Russians. llo: total l3LlS7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
SOUTH OF THE
KENYON HOTEL


lish-
PIOCHE. New. May 4-Please state
and settle a dispute: l. What county
Cheyenne. Wyo., is In, and II 1t is the
county scat, IL not. where Is the county
seat? What is the distance from Salt
Lake City 10 Cheyenne, Wyo.2
a. Cheyenne is in Laramie county, and
Is the county seat. C9 BY rail, 6ss miles.
SPRINGVILLE. May 15-win you
please tell me what a half dollar U. s.
goldpiece Of the coinage OF 1889 Is worth.
the coin being In q good state OF preser-
walton "A. A. Brown.
We do not lok up prices Of coins, and
cannot say whether there is any premium
on such coin or not
CAPE HORN. Idaho, April 2s.-Will you
!. How many soldiers did Russia have In
the field In her war with Japan7 2. How
many did japan have in the feld7 3.
What was RusSa's loss In battle7 T.
What was Japan's loss In battle. l mean
killed and wounded7 g. What was Rus
sias loss in her last big naval battle2-
Constant Reader
Both Russia and japan have carefully
concealed their military reports no one
knows the forces either had at the front
except the war Offices OF each country;
and neither country allowed any state
ment Of their killed and wounded TO be-
come public The same applies to the big
naval battle; there is no public knowledge
OF the numbers engaged or the lossee,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Great Salt Lake Rising.

Great Salt Lako is eight inches, OF seven
tcnthS OF foot nbove OF the gage al
Saltair. rise OF two inches since May
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Quarter Century Trial Brings
Words of Golden Praise

j. w. Cock, Civil War
Veteran, is Hale and
Hearty at IS, and attri-
butes his health and
strength to the continued
use of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. For as years
| never failed to have
Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key I'm the house, he
writes, land l think 1t
the greatest boon man.
kind has ever had"
I am sventy-fve years old today,
and do not feel an hour older than
when was twenty-five years of age.
have fought in the Civil War, serving
in the Forty fourth Ohio regiment.
I am the father of fifteen living chill
dren and thirty-two grandchildren.
enjoy excellent health and attrib-
ute the same to the fact that for over
twenty-five years we have never
failed TO have Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey in our home. When have
a cold or get my feet wet or feel the
least bit badly, begin taking your
medicine. 1 think it is the greatest
boon mankind has ever had. I am in
the real estate business and should
be glad to have you refer to me. j.
w. COOK, 41s East seth ST., Chicago,
November 3, 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
Annual Encampment Will Be Held
at Lagoon June Ali.

The annual high school cadet en-
campment at Lagoon. which is TO begin
on June 4 and continue until June II.
promises to be the most successful one
ever given by the cadet battalion The
number Of boys who have signed up
to take part in the affair number 1874.
which is nearly a hundred more than
went last year and about 100 more
than on the year before. Great ar
rangements are being made by the
cadet officers for a big time.
The features of the encampment arc
to be number of sham battles. COM
petitlte drills between companies, ath-
letfc contests of all kinds. and various
kinds of fancy exhibition drills All
OF the necessary equipment for the
camp has been secured by the cadets
from the National Guard
A large numoer of new rifles have
been bought by the Board of Educa-
ton and all OF the privates are now
supplied with guns, Before these guns
were secured about fifty OF the boys
had to drill without guns. The number
Of men signed up In each of the COM
panies follow; Field and staff, TO-
field music, 16; company A. "a com
pany B. AZ; company c, 35; company
D. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
DIS AND ANSWERS

E May H,-What are the
IAiIons for lead every day.
american or English ton. or
<tscriber.
>e lOpg ton Of 2240 pounds.
LEE. May le.-Please state
&ckandth should apply, 10 go
lcd what the wages B,
% Hon. W. H. Taft. Secretary
aAhihBton, D. c. We do not
re OF wages, but the pay
'ely depend on the work done.
1, New. May 15.-Will you
me following questions In
department.: A man Sc
PC from his wife, who is in
AFTER a year, he marries
lsl- Is the marriage legal? :?
AK ibis is the recent deci-
eQpreme Court. Hoping YOU
tels correctly and thanking
! am.-Thos. Boyle.
~ ore within the rule laid
emseo States Supreme Court.
feoeTal tribunals would
y II were brought in oues-
'aesn. But few such cases
~ the Federal courts, and
not necessarily governed
u court rulings.
- tlLY. May ls.-Can you
ps solution to dust around
asep ents out2-American.
'a'H- lot an expert practical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
"Buttoned-Up People,

popular lecture on the follies OF
the day, full of sunshine, pathos. and
magnetic appeal, entitled "Buttoned-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
|es1 Praise lis Ingredients.

nst boon to weak, nervous,
Fcription.
Ile ons Of the Editorial Staff
sI% MEDICAL REVIEW saws
~ Helontds Diolca) which
5alei Ingredients OF the rFa-
Ia Invariably acts as q uter-
sn,, makes for normal &c
sIr sIuIe T reproductive system
eo,a nsl9nlns We have o mcdica
4 az July answers the above
4 ny ~ otner drug 10Th uhtch I am
en ls !, treatment OF diseases pe-
- ~ :. IS seldom that a cass ia
~. present some indication
t ;Gxent' DR.. Fyfe further
"A HslnaE;a are among the leading
n, iIbs0hlas tUnicorn rooD' Pain
ec,,d,,q1a ,q1aek. with leucorrbnn:
~ enlons pons OF tho reproductive
~, ~ mental depression and iro
@1lre n,an nitn chronic diseases OF
~, ,oi[gans Of women. Constant
|ilsi. ~ ~ zoe region OF tho kidd
II NJ SpoooinG). duo TO a weaE-
4 i5amr,s.ne ~ .ne reproductive system.
&Ins stessed t,1sss OF absent monthly
<iitlaNv ~ or accompanying an
II IihS "a The digestive organs
Ia =, Slood> habit; dragging
sa1fcms lower part OF the M
no 70 INVALID woman ~pn'ids epn dS
s ons ! Dr; Pierce's FayorItc Ito
IA an ~ the leading ineredi-
sdIesl u,..orn ns root, or Helonias.
Mlb rs,pi, properties OF which II
q ~ root root another prominent
ElhpnsswSoorrlite Prescription, .
n Coiissssaw Ss, NJ D., OF Ben
Y Al cAthrrS 10 disorders Of
2feeblsn,arnal conditions . 80
mn Snlent 1t is useful
sys Of ofiSSsSIdaer, S1Idaer, ". D., late Of
D q I, H. uOloen Seal root
y so spsdss general effects on tho
ard a,'k uI.ouss. n n US. dto.d which @
isgardsa Of Opinion IT.
RATES ~ u'e tonic useful la
lsss'y sav. M; 4, p, of jefferson
uts1iyDss says o. , Golden Seal
s.,sS,da sSd eops%SIlTSaSs; S1sTnSnor mSnor-
sss II lSl'is tS.p .psIssss5ipt!on sssYti faith,
'unsodIsade dIae diseases for which n