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THE FARMET'S GUIDE TO

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE =
ALIAS THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS Boos
OF THE FARM HENRY STEPHENS, +. R. s..
EDISDuRoH WITH AMERICAN ApPREDtX, ny IL.
ToN, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, IL VAL
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
The best Remedy ever known TO lInn

e.. Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group BronchiHs IndMsnz6'
he1"g 81 The L,igs Difficult freathfn' III Lt1eE ~! ~
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fires Sdrsd bD the L6e OF oHyi7er SOeB ~ FiSdT
lk1Isgu OF Wild CheTyy.r

RalsGm Of IYIf Cherry
Mt. Eden, Ky, July "a 1852.
Nlcssrs. Iarcourt, Howard ~ CO.-Gcns:-The "Dr
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