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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
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MAN IN TRANCE SAVE
HE WENT TO HEAVEN.
During Breaks in a Deep Slumber Last
ing Ten Days He Gives Alleged
Things From Another World.

Montclair, y. j., Dec. 7.--visions OF
heaven and conversation with his dead
friends. II Is claimed, are being mad BY
Edward Shea, young man. who for
10 days has been in a trance, and his
amazing tales have greatly interested
physicians and psychologists.
Shea. who Is 20 years old, and resides
with mis- father, went into 3 deep
slumber on Tuesday, Nov. %. and since
that time he has been unconscious exs
eept At short intervals. When he awak.
ems out Of bis trancelike sluinber young
Shea in a stafnge voice tells the mem
bers Of the family, who are constantly
watching at bis bedside, that he pas
been to heaven and talked with many
Of his relatives and friends there.
Shea was always vigorous. He mad
been employed at the grocery store Of
4. Mattfeld and never was atempera-
mental"
DR.. Wrench and Or. J. S. Drawn,
both eminent practitioners. are unable
to ascertain any cause for the trance,
and all their remedies have had no ef-
feet on Sheas somnolence.
After a period Of about 40 hours Snea
awoke and began murmurinR. He told
Of meeting with the Rev. Father
Mendi, late pastor of the Immaculate
Conception parish in Mcntciair, whom
be kenw well. Many persons who were
present at the recital BY the young man
sept when the heard the message the
sleeper delivered from the dead priest.
On another Of the occasions on when
Shea has been awakened to > semi
been to heaven, and there encountered
Luke Farrell, a man VINO was killed AZ
the Lackawanna railroad station IN
Aiontclair 8 few months ago.
During the ten days that Shea has
been sleeping be has partaken Of no
food and the only liquid that passed
his-iips was q small cup Of tsa. Ellis
physical condition is good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
WHEN IS A KISS AN AS
.SAULT AND WORTH $500
"There-Little-Girl, -DOn't-cry" Sort First,
Then Stolen One Alleged to
SeannelI, a Former Gotham
Man.

Newburg. \. y. De-. When i a
kiss an ASSAULT When a big grown man
inds a handsome young woman in tears,
and, recalling sorneihing about There,
little girl, don't cry plants his lips
squareiy on her cheek
And Il be repeat the odehse. what
then Shall be N taxed $4,000 BY a
jury Of his peersf
John j. Seannell. former fire commits.
sioneT Of New York. now a gentleman
farmer al Fishtill Landing, j. the al.
legged offender. and Mrs Laura White.
whose mother. Mrs. Pritehard. was Mr..
Seannelfs h0usckeepeF az his stock farm,
Is presenting through her counsel. the
accusation being that she was 50 kissed
Mrs. White ASS for q 800 for each
kiss The FIRST kiss-the kiss irresisti-
hle--has been described In detail. The
second. the kiss direct and deliberate.
a the complainant would have the Jury
believe. will come up today. Mrs. White
win appear then.
Frank Kold, who was employed at the
farm, testified that Mrs. White was
standing BY a kitchen window one day
IN October. 1906, crying softly.
Mr.. Scannell walked over ia her.
kissed her. SAYING. Never mind; don't
be homesicl; we will make everything
All right. said kold.
Where did he kiss hers interrupted
supreme Court Justice ToInpkins.
Why on the face was the aston.
ished lads reply.
The second kiss Is alleged to have been
when Mr., Scannell found
Mrs White alone IN the kitchen. some
time after the ~homesitkT incident
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
SOUNDS WARNING TO
WOMEN OF CHICAGO
Prof Thomas Says Insane and Criminal
Are Increasing More Rapidly Than
Normal Population.

Chicago, Dee William Il Thomas
associate professor Of sociology at the
university Of Chicago, ia an address to
the members Of the Chicago Woman
club, said;
The insane and hzbitual criminal
classes in America are increasing more
rapidly than the normal population; in
che more intelligent classes the birth
rate i lower than the death rate.
This, which means rapid race deterio-
ration, makes the question Of white or
yellow supremacy in the near future q
grave one
There are few middle-elass American
families whose dress and mode of living
40 not represent larger hank accounts
than they possess.
Women ef the upper classes are CIV
ing themselves ever to personal orna.
1nentation. struggles fer social pre- emf
nence, and the solemn sacrament of
bridge Whist. Collaborating i left large
IN ~ the poorer classes.
The women Of to-day. here in Amer
lea. are rushing into an incorporate
zone and the society Of to-day holds a
dhmuiae brief against them.
Prof Thonas sounded The liberty ben
far wives III saying
Still another ideal az marriage Il a
more varied set VI interest Tor che wife.
With the household as Il Is now made
ssp. it i not psyehologically q good thing
for one person To he dependent upon the
will of another ard solely attached to
hts interests. No matter how perfectly
Il woman II e7nratea III the SCHOOLS, he
will not keep pace with men unless she
has some concerns for which she Is pri-
marty responsible
Prot. Thonsas declared that The kind
ali wives men liked were Of the house
deg type domestic animals. @docise- af-
Easfsaartasn frsartsix mrnssRssaNNgng.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
PREPARE TO DIE" HE
SHOUTED AT WIFE.
v. B. Nethawsy Then Shot Her Dead in
Passenger coaeh--Killed Self
Later.

Norfolk, Neb.. Dee. w. n. Netha-
way, well known trap shooter, shot
and killed his wife IN an outgoing train
Thursday night Then he jumped from
the car and took his own life,
Nethaway appeared in the car door
armed with 4 SHOTGUN. He called til bill
wife Ill tile opposite end 81 the coach Ia
prepare ia die, ard then fiEed 10th
barrels at her IIe went to Total grain
office, drawing . revolver to keep the
gathering crowd 1t safe distance User
The telephone Ne told his mother 81 the
tlonhte tragedy he was carrying out. Anil
begged And treatment fer biz little
daughter,
Ny only regret said Nethaway, as
he turned to the grain man. Is thst
slia nus kin Senator Allen, referring ID
former United States senator William
MI Allen. his wifes attorney ii TIE di-
FoFee case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

more. 10 it must have changed. Prom
"Whcn We Were Boys." hy n. II. Stew
art, IN The Circle Tor December
The First Singing Of a Famous Song.
Mrs Mckee Rankin. known on the
stage a. kittie blanchard. begins her
recollections IN the DccembeF American
Magazine. Mfs Rankin has new mate.
rial about Lincoln. John Wilkes Booth.
John Drew, General sherman and 9th.
era.
In thl. fret article. Mrs Rankins tells
the story Of her first presentation Of a
famous song. When sherman marchcs
down 20 the sea"
General sherman himself was present,
a. were hundreds ~ soldiers The song
WAS irst sung in the Louisville theatre
In 1895. Mr.. Rankin SAYS.
n never saw such enthusiasm IN my
life. such genuine emotion Those men
had been through the hardships and tolls
and trlpmphs Of that march They ap.
prceiatcd What was meant BY the four
words, march 10 the sea. The wildly
patriotic spirit of the OCCASION was sim
ply beyond description. Al the end they
TORI Of their army badge and thrw
them At me, pclting away until Twas
obliged ia dodge them with my arm
over my eyes, like a scheoIhoy dodgiug
snowballs. which made them laugh, and
they waSed more enthusiastis, demand.
iug verses Of the song. until negro Wool
stepped forward and saidi Miss Cater.
pillars got a long way 20 ride on horse.
back. and she hopes you'll 'seuce her fur
to night She'll sing u fur you when
she comes hack. Another cheer. and
more badges. 50 many that they bad to
b. swept up by the property man after
The play.
AT last the curtain went down. just
A. IL touched the stage. someone threw
me bouquet from ono Of the upper
boxes was about 20 examine the earn
attached 20 Il. when the door leading |
INTO the right hand private saN opened |
ind Colonel Mundy stepped behind the /
.cenes. accompanied BY middlc.aeed /
gentleman Without further ceremony
le said. Miss kittic, the general wants /
o thank you for your song General
allow me TO present to you
iliss ki.tie blanchard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
Healthy Boom In Sight, Assert
Merchants
OUTLOOK ENCOURAGING
Western Traders, Bankers and Railroad
Men Say Conditions Are Strong.
and There Il No Reason 10
Hoard cash.

Chicago. DEE. Leading Chicago
bankers, high rallruad officials, and fore
mot merchants IN the West, put theil
stamp u approval on the statements %
+ Il. Hartman that The financial furry
j. matter Of Mstory. and that The
country y GA the threshold Of healthy
baom
HChirago does not have to nalt for
Hafriman's rebound from depression.
We have already rebDundcd There Il
not q particle Of rrakon for the hanks
continuing their embargo on currency ia.
cilities. We already have the substance
Of healthy normal condition. Let the
hanks give IA the form and the last
reetiRe % aIsirust viii vanish" said
Franklin MacNcagh.
Mr.. Harrimans statement regarding
the future seems 60 he well made and
covers the GROUND" said President james
r. Morgan Of the First National hank.
A statement like that coming from New
York Il very encouraging believe that
the statement could he made even strong.
e IN applying Il to conditions in Chi
cago, We have been having constantly
here since a week ago last Monday"
We are not laying % any more men
now. and will not. II conditions continue
10 give promise Of improving a. they
are" declared y. l. Winchell president
81 the Rock Island system. The out
look Is better now than We had expect.
ed.
J. 7. Haahan. president Of the illinois
Central railroad, said The outlook j.
encouraging No men were laid on on
our lines on account 81 the financial
arisis. and what construction work W.
have under way has not been interrupt
n Our business Is fair and the cotton
rrpp Is showing more tendency 70 move
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

Women MAc Wtsg Hcli.
II Is astonishing how great a change
iew years Of married he often make q
the appearance and disposition II ma
women. Tho flezhness. tho charm. q
hFllllanco vanish Ike the bloom frtan 3
peach which Is rudelY handled. Tht
matrun Is only 4 dim shadow, faint echo
Of the charming maiden There are two
reasons for this change ignorance ana
neglect Few young women appfeciail
the shock 70 the sYstom through The
change which comes with marriage ard
motherhood. Many neglect "a deal will
The unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often como with mar
Flaso and motherhood. not UNDERSTANDING
that this secret drain lsrobblng the cheels
of Ne freshness and the form Of 10
fairness.
As surely AZ the general health snlftTs
when there Il dtfAQeement OF the health
81 the delicate wom1nsx organs. 40 surely
whaf thsse oreaos sIe>eeiahllshed IN
beam The fSee An4tkhn2t oSee witness
70 the Tact In feetwtd eomefrn1sA Nearly
4 million women haze found heAllh and
happlness IN Tic nc al Or. Plercc's "a.
.QrIle PrcesElptloD.. itmakss weak won.
en strong and sick women we'll lngrodl.
ents on label-coniains no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Made
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lnal roots rost highly recommended b
leading medical authorities Of II the sey.
erai schools Of practice for the cure OF
womhn'e peculiar ailments.
For nurAing mothers. or for those broken.
down in health BY TOO frequent bearing Of
children. also for the expociant mothers,
10 prepare the system Tor the coming Of
baby and making is advent easy and
almost painless. there Is 10 medicine quito
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meut Of wofnnns peculiar ailments.
DR.. Pierce may 10 consulted b letter
free q charge. Address Or. X, V. Pierce,
lnyailds Hotel and Surgical Institute.
Buffalo. n. y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

No Disorders as Yet-wisdom Of Calling
for Troops Questioned.

Goldded. New, DEC. TN view Of the
admission Of the mine operators that they
applied 10 the president for orders hold.
ing troops in readiness 10 come 60 Gold.
field, there i . widespread divergence Of
opinion. Few persons can be made 70
believe that such action would Be taken
over the head Of the sheriff. who says
be has not been consulted. lie denies
that he Is not able 20 control the situa.
tion. and adds that be has not been ap.
preached. Several inquiries directed to
the governor asking on what grounds he
asked for troops, remain unanswered II
Is accepted that the publication OF the
action Of the war department was pre-
mature, and that the operators only
wished 20 get rid Of the preliminaries
before the critical time came for opening
the mines with non-union laborcrs.
From messages received here during the
last twenty-four hours. Il Is evident fhat
the outside world thinks all messages
from Goldfeld are censored. and that
arc prevented from giving
the facts On the situation Owing 20
the sensational reports the officers are
swampcd with requests TO take care Of
valuable realty in the event Of rioting OF
ERE. There has not been an arrest here
for common drunkenness for week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
22nd Infantry Despatched
From San Francisco
SITUATION AT THE MINES
Shows No New Developments--Eot the
Slightest Sign Of Disorder-Th Wis.
dom Of Action in Asking for Sol
diers Il Questioned.

San Francisco, Cal. Dice. 7.-Colonel
Alfred Reynolds Of the Twenty second
United States Infantry win hc the senior
officer In command Of the troops which
left yesterday for Gold1ed. Ncy. The
detachment 4 provided with a supply
Of tents and thirty days rations, In adj.
dition 20 their arms and ammunition.
A special train Is taking the troops from
Fort Mcdowell 20 Goldheld. and LETT At
nine o'clcck yesterday morning from the
oakland Mole A smaller detachment
OF troops to BE- sent from Monterey will
be- later Ia starting than the force from
this city. owing 20 delay IN getting tel
cnaphic instructions TO that post. They
pill proceed direct 20 Goldheld without
coming here, In an. nearly full regi.
mcnt viii be put IN the field. accom-.
panied By platoon OF machine guns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
roNopAH MINES zoe CLOSED.
Report Of shutdown an Error--Men viii
Be Paid OF in Cash.

Touopah. Nev.. Dee. IA dispatch
sent out from Carson Thursday night
SAYING that the Tonopah mines are
closed down Is an error. All the mines
are working and win pay of in cash
on the tenth OF the month as the money
for the wages is already here There Is
no dissatisfaction among the miners and
the mine owners have an agreement with
the miners as to wages ard hours signed
a year ago. and to continue in effect for
three wears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
CAN MRS. TAFT LIVE
TILL SONS RETURN
No Hope Of Recovegy--SeCEetary Sails
Freu cernAnr Taaag.

MILITARY. Dec The condition Fl
Mrs. Louise u. Taft. Secretary Taft's
moshsr. vas unchanged YESTERDAY from
the critical pa5ut Al which i has been
tar nearly q Reek past There Is nc
nape n reeaxsrY. bni wkssaeT me ags,d
massHT asn seafFirs uatai Ser tarurste
sons arrival hegp sbcut taa @essAzs hence
i 9 question: wkich tas attsaaing pare
itsans d zst care e. atasznrt e
aSsweT
SecrriSrr TSf1, sccondsaE g latest
catls sispa#zA. i . sal from Cux-
hzrpn. tsermArY. to-day. e. ar last ZAP
81 lis faslr around sas mza
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
A Frostins Secret.

This is an easy and dainty way 70
make frostiug Cor cake: Purchase q
quarter Of = pound OF large chocolate
creams at the eonicctioner's. Put them
In double-boiler, and, as they melt,
add hot milk. a tablespoonful at time,
until the mixture Is Of the right con.
sistency TO spread. THE December De
lineator.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
A skv-Ricrele.

The sky bicycle recently invented by
Cromwell Dixon, the fourteen year-old
boy az Columbus, Ohio. has some re-
markahlc features which mako il well
worth attention. whether or not II soon
becomes a popular means Of loeomotion.
50 writes G. II nearaurff in the Tecbni.
cal WoTid Magazine Tor December
Young Mr.. Mxou's design Of airship
has been tested in number OF very snc-
eessful flights BY the young inventor
himself and has been found to work very
satisfactorily when weather conditions
were not too uniavogahle, Its simplicity
Of construction. the ease with which L
can he handled and the fact that il Is
independent Of mechanical power OF loco.
motion are the polufs that especially
commend 1t AS no motor II used In
developing power, this feature that has
proved so perrlexing "a most nsyigatoFs
al the sir Is elinaiuated from che possible
Soslrcrs of trouble On the other hand,
II viii never he of any practical utility
ana at the best will he little moro than
SOP whcrewith man may amusc him
self, IA ii TX dependent entirely upon tho
iaos power Of the operator fer It's loco
motion and cannot therefore be worked
MP 10 a high speed nor develop sufficient
power 70 comlas successfully against
high winds or adverse currents of TIE
sir,
The boy has used the gear al hicyclc
to operate bis propellers. and the de-
scTsptien given 81 the author. together
with fsse photographs az the ypang aero
mallt are VeFy interesting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

rain" which may be- bought for fifteen
cents a boK. Every now and then Z
glass leielc gives body % the 'iee scene. "
From the central part Of the wire hangs
a bunch of mis,letoe tied with silver
ribbon, n round mirror As the ecntcFpiece
Rejecting IT, bcrric, The mirror should
h. edged with the moss. also. Green
candlesticks, a. the light must be from
above. White roses NJ the mems places
are drawn uhrough one corner Of dainty
Christmas cards. which bear each guest
name Sprays Of mistietoe tied with
Knot Of silver ribbon. through which Is
twisted hone hairpin. vii he souve.
Mrs Tor the girls that win cause some
merriment The Christmas Womans
Home Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07


Then You went to sleep at last. "a
dream. First, SANITY got the bohs stuck
IN the chimney and your father had to
20 up on the roof aud poke them down
with Z elothcs.po When YOU finally
pulled them out and wiped the SCOT OF.
thes turned intoa woolly COW. which be.
gan 10 eat the tidy on YOUR mothers
rocking chair. and then II was sort Of
gray and xrooky when you woke up, and
might cold II Vas minute or ~ b..
fore you realized that il was Christmas
at last
Ma YOU called. Is Il time TO get up
YETI and your mother Just mnmhlea
something that didn't sound like any
thing nj ALL You wAisrd pretty nearly
an hour. Il seemed. and then you simply
couldn't wait any longer IA II Dine
yetf- h
Finally your mother gave up. sAu
right. s'posc You'll die II don't let
you get up right away Bring your
clothes IN here and m button YOU up
Ciothesl Was there ever such another
nuisanccf Your arms and legs simply
wouldn't 20 into tho right holes in spite
~ al you did You would have given
anything il YOU had only been wild
Indian and could Just wrap a blanket
around van and skim down and SEQ
''Qh, ma you ran hack % the stairs
90 scream: che did He brought ems
swell. wasn't that nice in him. she
said Now don't ~ and break them
tho first thing As II you could
After while YOU father came down.
stairs, rubbing his eyes and yawning, and
when Ne saw the hobs, he bad to grin
by iingols he said. hut they're dan
dies "S'posc they would hold mefH
20 course they would, YOU contend
ed. Look a those runners. That's
pure steel Say, don't want any break
last
What's tn nse Of going on any far.
fhcrs You know al about il as wcll as
I do.ef course you do, And yet you
want me TO believe that Christmas hasn't
changed Say. you're trying 10 josh me,
YOU are. know how | used 80 feel, |
guess, and don't feel that way any
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
~ sArsArS
MAGAZINE REVIEW. |


The Popular Science Monthly for De,
cember contains the following articles
Notes on Asiaiic Museums, hy rrofes.
sor hashford Dcang The Place Of lin.
naeus IN the History Of Science" hy FRO.
lessor Arthur q. Loreioys The Problem
81 Age. Growth and DEATH" hy PROBES.
sor Charles ;. Minotl The Radio aetiv,
ny Of Ordinary substance hy ". ".
Strong. Of the Johns Hopkins mivog
sityl THE Influence Of Diet on Endnr
anee and Efficiency" hy Professor Rus.
sell IT. Chittandcns lean Rudolphe Louis
Agassir." by Professor Edward \. Morse
"A Trip Around Iceland by l.. 4. Grata
capi Tho Rise in Prices and the sala.
ries Of scientific Men, The Nara
Mitchell Memorial
Apfopos o. the one hundrcdth anniYcr.
cary u the birth of'dohn Grecnlcaf Whit.
tier, which occurs ON Tuesday. December
18th. Professor William Lyon Phelps. of
Yale, contributes Go the Dcccmber mum.
Der of The North American Review a
charming appreciation OF the Quaker
poet. Professor Phelps says Of Whit,
ticrs
lie was essentially lonely man.
Romantic by temperament. susceptible
60 feminine charms, and exactly cousti.
tnted for the happiness Of love and do.
nestle life, he was doomed TO anstere
rclihAcy. Filled with curiosity for dls.
tant places. and having A. contemporaries
Irving who spent over twenty years Of
his life In Europe, Cooacr, who, besides
his voyages. lived abroad seven succes
sivr years. Bryant, who made six excnr.
sions 20 the old World; Longfellow. who
knew Europe perhaps better than his
native land Whittier's travels were
bounded ON the north by the limits Of
New England on the east by the neigh,
boring shore, on the south BY Washing.
ton, and on the west by Harrisburg
brought up Quaker. ne was cut off
from the cheerful human activities Of
New England churches. the most womi
nent feature of village social life. The
curse of constant headaches and chronic
Insomnia made him almost prisoner.
or, a. Barrett Wendell phrases Il. he
was generally troubled BY that soyt q
robust poor health which frequently &C.
companies total abstinence But .sith /
az These discouragemeuts, pTivations and
knforced renumciations, h. seems % have
preserved the temperament Of bcauti.
ful child
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

DIR. Williams Pink Pulls being per-
factiy safe A. family medicine without
the necessity Of = separate prescription
for each case. arr sold In packages under
tho well known trade mark which Is our
guarantee % tho purchaser Of the gcnui-
ness, purity and harmlossnees Of the
contents. Hundreds of nervous mnn
and women have cured themselves AZ
homo with DIR. Williams Pink Pilla.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

An Ice Storm for the Christmas Dinner
Table.
Nv wires suspend round wire netting
from the chandelier to hang inst below
Il. This should he wound with southern
moss. From every sections Of the wire
hangs the graceful Christmas silver
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

u the physicians namo foF . condition
OF weakness az exhaustion Of the nervous
kyHtem. The patient finds dllIioulty In
keeping hia mind on his work. Il inclined
10 worry over trlfies, Il often depressed
and irritable. issubjoof 20 headaches or /
feeling OF pressure on tho head Is slcenle.1
and sometimes odignstiou il disturbed.
A tendency 20 Tho disease may DO In.
heriled or Il may result from almost
any form o. excess, from oyorwofk aud
worry or the uae Of drugs ar silmnlanfs.
Tho common namo for this disorder "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
Nervous Debility

or, IN extreme cases. nervous prostfation.
Tho treatment consists largely Ia rest,
recreation and the use Of tonic, the
discontinuanee Of any practice that may
have caused Il and abstinence from ina.
ooifeeo other atimulanta. Aatho nerves
receive their nouriahmenf through the
blood the latter must be built nn ana
made rich aud pure. Especially II fhero
IA loss Of weight aud pnllor indicating
= weakness OF the blood. DR.. Willlams
Pink Pills aro the tonic best adapted 10
effect cure. They have been used
BY tho most eminent physicians for
tho treatment Of nourlsfhsnia with
most excellent results. Tho late Or.
IApponi, who was physician 20 two
popea. recommended them highly for
and for similar dlsordern-