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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

Discases occurring from and the same will be
ely cured By Constitution Water, taken for any
length Of time. The dose should vary with the severity
of the disease In twenty drops 10 teaspoOnlul thr,
times day, in During the passage If the Calcu-
luz the pain and ug~nt symptoms should be combatted
with the proper remedies then followed up 10y the Con-
stuton Water, : above directed.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
EXCITING RAILROAD INCIDENT.

The Wheeling znteHtgencer relates a
thrilling incident which occurred lately
upon the Baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad.-
Locomotive No. l07 was standing on the
track at Newberg, in charge Of the fire.
man, John Murphy. Murphy happening
to look back, saw train coming down,
when he put full steam on the engine and
leaped of. Away went the engine west
ward at tremendous speed. The tele-
graph was put in '1equisition, and stations
ahead were notified to ''clear the track .
Or stop the ''masheen'' if possible. Be-
fore preparations could be made at Graf
ton, tho locomotive was down upon the
station like the wind, with hog which it
had caught dp sitting upon the cow-catch-
er. At Fet;erman, the next station west,
a second engine was put upon the track,
and by running just ahead, slackened up
the runaway without material damage
The distance between Newberg and Fet-
terman, sixteen, miles, was run in the ex-
traordinary space of ten minutes. Muir.
ply, the blunderiug fireman, was at once
dismissed. ''. :: ~" ~,''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
A HARD ONE On On New JERsEY.-O

A HARD ONE On on New JERsEr.-On
q terribly stormy night in bleak Decem-
bcr, a United States vessel was wrecked
off the coast Of jersey, and every person
save one, went down with the doomed
craft. This one survivor e Western gen.
tleman) seized floating. spar and vas
washed toward the shore, while the innu-
merable kind hearted tools Of tho Camden
and Amboy Railroad oolniteed on the.
beach with ropes and boats, Slowly but
surely the unhappy mariner difted to
land. ami as he exhsustedly caught At the
rope thrown to Him, the kindly natives Ut
tered an encouraging dcheer-"You are
saved" they shouted j; lyon ~, saved
and must show the conductor your ticket.
With Me boiling surf about him, aud q
floating straw tictling his moss, the drown.
ing stranger .suddepiy resistedtbe efforts
to haul himlashote.,i ;HHSAony;y dnid hs in
\ ,taint tope:,, "Tsll ms EheSes | am
What country is this p" Aud they an.
swered, "New jersey" 86afGety had the
name been; uttered. WHOM Tthsl wrstohed
sttangerzls zlst;gos the ropey ejisalatng u be
did 10, Il gues In aoet LITTLE further! ~
He vas never seen again. ,,,,:-,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

. Upon this Major Brooksywen2 straight
70 Penrbyn's house, but was denied admit.
ancc; vhereupon he wrote to him the
following letter: .21,,, '1'S:'', q
<:sA.-Ehave Just seen , ring upon the
hand of the betrothed wife .of. ny , murdered
friend, Herbert Routh; h,sbonght1t for thxt
patrpose himself, but you have presented it.
Eknov that he: always wore it, Oh his little
finger and never parted with il by any chance.
l demand, therefore, to know BY what means
you became possessed Of it. shall require
to'see you In person at FIVE o'clock this after
noon, and shaiP take no denial. J. =. .:r~
- IF a.. JAMES BROOKS"
The Major arrived at Mr.. Penrhyn'a 3
house at the time specified, but found him
: dead man. He had taken poison upon
the receipt Of the above letter; and 50, a.
Is supposed, departed the only human be-
ing that could have unrave1led che. mys.
tery:f the missing Captain Routh;:I Still
it is barely possible. that he may not have
been his murderer after all; if he we're, it
was surely the height of imprudence, to
have given away a.thing 50 easily identi-
fed and that 10 the very person of all
others from whom he should have con.
ceal:d it, =, -...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

Nxsls u 1,6t1s.-Tbe
NeE Yotks5.nkef fts has the
toilos shR. fs.ii|s : On the subject
q q. fnsmed M Mfor tta 1ss'etYof rtSvy:
T. 5sssots ofs4he India i names selected by
ttthv,lsstening burstu Of the Navy d.
apartment for the NV war vessels are very
harmonious and pretty; some are very
rough: and: .anpronounoeable all are un-
questionatly original, not t. say aboriginal.
No nation on earth .baa. .laEeeE snd richer
mine of ant,qus.nouenel,ture to draw up
or in the naming Of vessels. But there
is too. much Of good thing of In
dian sometimes. Our naval force has
now reached such a number that all the
bette class Of Indian names seems to
have been called into plaiy', and only ca:
cophouous ones are left. The Umpqua.
Junxes, sqdsnao,;' and 'wfaambahogue-
specimens taken. at 'rando;' ho.n the last
batch determined upon-are harsh, hard t5
pronounce, aud hard to remember: No
human being, but a native 1ndian.* with
an extensive knowledge Of tie 'dislects Of
all the extinct tribes, could 4ecoliect the
vessels christened within the past twoycars:
We are glad to ace, therefore, if only for
the promotion, Of that variety which is
the spice Of life, that the Navy Depart
ment has introduced the plan Of number
ing vessels. Thirteen new iron-clads
have been ordered, which will be number
ed from l to Is. Simple and advantage
Gus as this mode Of distinguishing vessels
is it has never, We believe, been used be-
fore. When. the Navy Department and
the: public become accustomed to the u.s.
age, and see how easy it is, to remember,
and record, and keep track Of the num-
predict that this plan will superseede al
others" .... -.
*Ard he is not . human being:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
A DUTCH ROMANCE.

Some thirty. four years ago, a young
man lefthis bride in Amsterdam, with the
object Of proceeding to America, in ordc,
to better his position. Soon after his ar.
rival, he wrote to bis wife enclosing Ger.
tain sum Of money 10 enable her to pro.
ceed to New York to join him. The let.
ter was sent to his brother, who kept the
money, destroyed the letter, concealed the
whole matter from his ssister=in3law, rep.c.
sented to her husband chat she had died,
and forthwith left the country. Her hus.
band, in the course Of time, married. a sec.
ond wife in New York; he was succeed
lpg we'll in business, while his wife in
Amsterdam regarded him. as dead, and
&aa making II, a,,Jac3er, fac neveff
occurred j.; for the second lover died few
days before the day fixed for the wedding.
Her husband, meanwhile, last year lost
his New York wife, and having made a
fortune, which he was unwilling to subject
to the risk of war, he disposed of his bu-
s,ness, and few days ago returned to Am.
sterdam to see once more the place of his
birth. During those thirty.four years Of
absence, the few friends he had had died
or otherwise vanished; but accident
brought to light the fact that the bride he
left behind him was still alive She, in.
deed during all this time had lived in
nn,nnornt;vo rnnnru. h,,f ho 10 r;ch fCho
bride and bridegroom Of thirty-four years,
ago, somewhat changed in externals, are
again husband and wife, and as such, pro.
pose living till death do them part, in the
peaceable. enjoyment Of those means he
has secured by life Of industry and ap.
plication, spent during matrimonial in
terregnum whose validity, would probably
be nice question for learned heads to
solve. a.;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

WOMAN Al C1vIL1zRR.-1 God were
to take the sun aud moon and stars out of
the heavens, the chances of husbandry
would be what, If God were to take woman
out of life, would be the chances for re-
6nement and civilization. Woman carries
civilization in her heart. It springs from
her. Her power and influence; mark the
civilization Of any country. "A maa that
lives in community where he has the
privilege Of womad's society,", and is
subject to woman's influence, is almost of
necessity refined, more than he is aware
Of aud when men are removed from the
genial influence of virtuous: womanhood,
the very best degenerate, or feel the de-
privation. There is something wanting
in the air when you get west Of the Ale
ghany mountains on sultry day Of sum-
mer. The air east of the mountain is sup
piled with sort of pabulum from the salt
water of the ocean, by which one is sus-
tanned in the spltriest days Of midsummer.
Now, what. this salt is to the air, that is
woman's influence to the virtue of q CON-
munity. You breathe it without knowing
it. All you know is that you are made
stronger; and better. And 4 man is not
half man unless a woman helps him to
be! One Of the misciiiefs Of camp life is
tbas women are removed from it. The
men may not know what.it ,s that let's
them down to lower state of feeling, or
what that subtle influence was that kept
them up to a higher state Of refinement,
but it is the absence Of woman ,inl,the one
case, as i was the presence Of woman in the
other, Woman iea light which God has set
before man to show him which WY to 60,
and blessed is he who has! sense enough
to follow it.-H1,W. Bcecher:.,,t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
Dr.; 'tNiasAfp Rsiiesr dssv III sht,>sixsi nun-
dred pounds.

| DIR; George Winstip, the strong, man o.
Bostom nov satssssaail5 othe:s1traprainar,
9weightsof >twenty:six hundred pounds
Bis operating rooms undor: tha old Pari
Street Church; Boston, are daily throngcd
with the curious as we'll as those who are
desirou' of learning the art Of how to be
strong. dnHone oornersof the room stands
his famous lifting m.chine:&: This: consist.
of solid frame work Of wood, ebent sew.
en- feet: inoheight, with a iplatfGfm abou.
half way up upon which the doctor stand,
to gothrough hi. daily exercise. p,Ashoul:
der bar. and a quantity Of leather straps
and bands form the harness with which
the feat is performed. Under the platform
the weights, are suspended, These are
composed Of broad iron plates of a.circd.
lar form, resting one upon the other, and
held together by means of stout iron rod
running through the centre of each. Sur.
rounding these plates are long, slim bars
Fof iron, running transversely, and made to
be detached or Joined to tho main BODY.
They are arranged in "a manner 10 as Ia
graduate weight--one being added as
often as Is required by the increasing
strength Of the practitioner: They IRE
each Of twenty-five pounds weight. The
whole bod Of iron suspended in this man.
ner, and which is raised daily by ,Winsbip,
is $500 pounds. Dr.. Winship thinks be
shall continue his experiment until be can
raise 3,00o pounds This, he believes is
the practical limit for one of his organiza-
ton and constitution, but he is of the opin-
icn that men superior to him in these last
mentioned points may be trained to raise
far greater weights.
In another corner Of the room a small
horseshoe magnet, suspended by cord,
attracts the attention of all visitors. Gu
riosity centres upon this triae from the
Gan his experiments by suspending an Or.
dinary horseshoe magnet aud adding a lit
tie weight every day to the small piece of
iron attached to the poles. The sustain
ing power increases IN precise ratio to the
weight added. At the first it would cause
the iron to detach. In twenty.four hours
another ounce was added and sustained,
and this experiment was repeated daily
until the magnet now sustains nearly e'ev-
en- pounds, the attracting power increasing
much more rapidly than at first, 1t was
this magnet which first gave Dr.. .Winship
the idea Of increasing his own strength by
gradual development. He began adding
little by little to the weights raised, and
the amount daily, until he has practically
and in wonderful manner demonstrated
the truth of his theory.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
!" t. The New Cavalry Regiment. -,
iAdjutant General Nlalmros received the
following dispatch yesterday ~: W.

. 'Ff' EfNVt WARRINGTON, Nov. 4. \
I y General Pope Was instructed by letter, o.
tober, twenty eighth, to muster the Mounted
Rangers out Of sefvfce Immediately. Thsdi
fcqlty Of their re7enlistmeuts will thus be re-
moved. Maj. Nelson has been instructed to
pay the $402 to veterans enlisting in your aew
regiment. The time for raising tho regiment
Is extended to December 1st.
p ~. B.'FRY, Provost Marshal General.
ID sBy'this it wilr be seen that veteran.
enlisting in the new cavalry regiment r.
Fceive' tie same. bounty as if the5 Joined
ones,ot tho cld rsgimeuts.. The'Mounted
Rangers are ranked Is Veterans; and -thos<
Who re.enliss will receive thel$4 2,boanty
-Pr,s.: f,iEr II 80 a'd'1t .."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
apAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Sr. CLOUD, {: MINNESOTA.

CaXT8NslvR Explorations Of Land In this
Il District subject to private entry, ana long
s1peeienos In Land Once business, give the un-
dsr,igns cd psouiiar advsntag the selection Of
hand and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at small sd-
vance on Nsw Fork Price,.
osutssted Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
tore the looal and General Land Office.
Attentiou paid to the payment Of taxes In
osntoa, sherburns, Morrison and Stearns
eouAties.
rova lats for sale In 81. Cloud.
vSn4l-tf l.. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

j., ANSWERING. nCoRREsPoNDENTs.-Un-
der tho: above head, the Cincinnati Times
gets off the following good reply to VAL
landigham; &c. L.V-M: >. You must
lind waiting and watching; in such an
out Of the way tewu as Windsor, ,. rather a
dull business, # there was any employ.
ment for you hero, We should be glad to
aid you Your complaint that negro ila-
Dor comes in competition with your ohan-
fces,p ,psurprises u ;owe knew there WA I. I.
great number Of fagitlye slaves at Wind
sor, but had often heard from you and
your friends that they would not work
without MASTER
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

.; The Third Regiment is, stationed in the
State House, q Little Rock, Arkssni.s.as, Y,
ind is' scti6g ~ Provost GaaEd ,ia the city:
Col Apdrexa isins command Of the post
and; Lieut.. Col Matsqsqg4 ct the reg gimsnt'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
: >aooD-H1eizT,.'

DqwnEard sinks the setting sun, q!
Hsoft;she evening shadows fall -
Light il flying,
Il = Day 10 dying, :4 :. r's
Darkness stealeth over all =
Goodnight!
Autumn garners in her stores-.y -
Poison on the fading year;
-. i Leaves are dying, ;. q:
Winds are sighing-
Whispering Of tho winter or, ~
T. /, Goodnight! :, ~
- T.. = 81 ~
Youth Is vanished, manhood wauee;
Ago its forward shadows throws :
Day is dying,
r. :. Years are flying, =. a.
Life rurs onward to its close, :,
Good night!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

He Had HIM THERE.-The follow.
ing squib was perpetrated in school down
east. It is too good to be lost. 1t seems
that few hours exemption from mis-
chief had greatly -enlargcd the bump of
treachery in the upper stories Of the young
idea, and they took and smeared the BAL
ustrade from top to bottom with mud, and
when the master came in he very natural
ly laid his hand on it when he mounted
the stairs. He was soon aware of the
mishap, but said nothing about it till the
scholars had been called in AID taken
their seats, when he acquainted them
with the fact, and said he would give any
one FIVE dollars to tell who had hand in
it. UpJumped little red-headed urchin
who said
"Thir, you theth you'll give any one
five dollars who'll tell you who had hand
init?" =:
"Yes."
"Now, thir, you'll not whip me will you
thir ?" ="
"No."
"Wcll thir-now you won't whip me,
thir :" .......> e..
"You young scamp, I'll lick; you if you
don't tell pretty soon - =
, "Thir, you-oh, thrill don't like to-
81 "Go on, or IN skin you alive r;
"Well thir, you had hand in it, you
did, thlr!'
The master, gave in, and forked ove'
Eve dollars.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

VIM. J. PARSON MS,
Attorney snd Councillor at Lar, and L'eenssd
C7sim snd Potent Agent,
ST. CLOUD MINI.
Twill ,ressoute, through my correspondents
.t Washins ston, any snd al claims against
she Uaited states, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect Widows, Fathers or Motners
claims for Bounty Money and arrears OF SOL
disrs' Fay. 1uvalid Pensions, &c., 60;
N,B.-A Fee BIZ has been enacted by Con
srs,s prescribing tho fees to be charged. in each
ssss of application for Bounty Money an4 IA .r
r.srar,s of Psy, Invalid snd Widows Pen
sions, &c., 10. :. w
Ny Warrington. Correspondent 10 wm'
Van Asrtsr, Esq.
<A fun supply Of oil necessary blanks
..d forms enables me to attend to applications
without dslsy. wM. }. FAhSoNo'
81. Cloud, Msy 9th, 1868. von42-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
ZIG

49, TnID DEMOCRAT ..au
l. psSisihtd tse It. Cloud, stsaeps County,
4iansseta, ,vsFy Thursd.y .ehsEnesn.'
0Ss1oa: Coax.a, TslaD ASlxu1 AND WkS1-
-oooe--
@''-~ > TERMS: 81 =: .a.T
o.. eopy, oas ysar,, ~ ''*$ 1,bo
(ivs eepiSs; ~ ysar, j; e,26I"'
TSn 5St Irs4 &" ibeI .t.sJ 1000
7wsaty eepise, oss ysss, t.ad one
<s9y sztre 70 The gettsr W Of tho
fsJa.a.nast sa...,sbly 81 nsdtin sdv.so.
-. HAT1s or ADvERTIs1Naa l.:
oas column, ensyssr, $4,000
Hslf column, $500
0asifourth Of 4 column 5000
sas square, (tsn linea Or lsss) one week, 100
busin0os Cards not over nix lines. 500
over sl1 lines and under ten, 700
Legal Advertising Done st legal rates.
Alllsstsss Of business. to bs directed to the
ROITOR.
JOB PRINTING.
or I'll kinds neatly, ehsaply and s1peditiously
executed.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
-" ST. aCLoun ,Bd0k STORE.

~ " EVEOUI"UOOUH~N
4 'Yj0HN" K. kbsENBBkaIh yoaSd rssrpssSt-
j iallJ i4sorm thS eitisshs of et:: Cloud and
HaY{kafn MfnneGbta that he has purchased Tho
esIiro slook Of the 81. Cloud Book Store and
tErad a1aeIe ~ 1lliSnA hS1Slo, and he's nov on
2a1 sS@plste aisettnsnt ~ s1ooks,: Bts-
lsssr1, ysaey Good, Ns.sxiilpf, ssad asft.
~. "a. AiS6, III ataSlard Aeiiei Sf eehoo,
fcots. fersons va Ind II t6 their dvaatage
srspees.rs sheiz 8 f.Rl n ~ NJ Isst R.Ily
ssn2 Naekly papers IS thts storea2 The nnmer: on
a1sD4tr6as I'D nteheS et the UId os. ysouo
boek 6A4ss afS cordially Invited to attend.
v4ns4-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
CENTRAL HOUSE.

CENTRAL HOUSE,
ST. CLOUD, ! MINI. Il
HAVING just completed and furnished in
Ill good style, large addition to this hotel,
the proprietor would announce to the taveling
public that it will be kept as:
FIRST.CtASS HOUSE
In every respect
Tho location is one Of the most central in the
city, being in close proximity to the offices Of
the United States and County officers, and to
the principal business houses
The Tables will be supplied ;xith every boqap:
I'D saats5os x he paid to tho comfort Of
guests.
The Stage Office is in the same building, and
coaches can be taken to any desired point.
v2n6.lY J. HAYWARD.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
nj EAT MARKET,

sFrsah Meat, = Hansy Sausage, I'D
s1I saiidsHAesed1sss Of 'eH k.dt,oE goa
Kept eoastantly on hsnd.t Shop, ~ ~ Ger
malS u. CHAe. LUR0.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
TIL f IA B L f

with al that this market affords while guests
will receive every attention.
Commodious Stabling is attached, to accom-
modate those having teams. -
Daily and 'tri.weckly stages can be taken
from this house to any point in the State.
THOS. FLETCHER.
St. Cloud, Aug goth, 1863: .: v3n4-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

St. Cloud
B 800 t an d q Ii O g
NJ A N U F. A G. RY:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

REAHONABLE RATES.
Repairing done with care. Our friends are
invited to call and sec Us in our new estab-
lishment. -.
McCREA l. BIGGERsTAFF.
St. Cloud, Sept. 10th, 1863. v6ns-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
f!41. n-S7- -'" v,l" |ANE El!N"IEl.l!l 49, 49,
+ j. p, T g Fl p = r tH!C = 9 q UIsE

+ 4,r,r r'oH , < 3HIie r 9 9I7iIs ri r.
: i 'hA nN. ~ i,i" L35:ita i'o y:5
81: l't:otto CLOUD g. ,.:: .::..'.: o"' nlss.
20 ,',' .j:.'''. y; ;.'~.:,.. y.
T1AV1NG purchased the building formerly
I1Lknown as The 'tAmeficAn Hotse, ," on
Warrington aveass,, have! improved the en-
tire establishment. in most thoroteh man
ner, adding many means Of accommodation
AID comfort .y...'
The Fletcher House
il now open for the reeept ton Of travellers and
hoarders, and the Proprietor, hos made such
arrangements 40 will enable him to ensure the
comfort Of all who may stop with him. -"
The location is convenient and pleasant, and
in central portion Of the city,; .,l....
No pains Or expense will be spared to fur
nish
THE BLEs
with all that this market affords while guests
will receive every attention.
Cnnm odions 2to oh1;n - "a 80 ~ Al "a .ooo,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

]. ". WREN,
pHYstclAN AND SURGEON,
W1ll yrsetssS HsdiotssIn oil ito bran ehes, in
ludlnk hid~iiSry snd opsGrstive surgery.
ot. .dlodd, Ninn., Dc. It'll, 1852.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
McCREA l. BIGGERSTAFF

HAVING opened Boot and Shoe Manu-
II factory on St. German street, two door
above Burbank & Co.'S store, are prepared
make boots and shoes, Of every style an
quality, at
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

*Ard he is not . human obeiniR:-.p.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

s
xhSs Is sruss ssaat Fszaay. Eaas n svrsa.
- q sa04as I1zt&at 5sllef, giBan il ys1sa q "a
WatI sstacM Tails 70 cure HexSs Of sagks IA y
aalnasaa msxsrens cases repeat ne dssa j 4.
RoF Bruises, Strains, spgains, ADD May "a, !.
!nFiss on horses, cattle and ether sat1aaas sszaI
AustaHt Relief speedily sfects cara, 70 =.
ssa Aays bse1 asaaaAsAsd % sssasssas szsFssssss.
sasexed sf tas asa Of tais wsndegfui ns4sasR. .
Set arsals&s Of ageaEa 'Fi
sLoAE's 1ERTwkgT. sea
Pes aiianeas, safety, certainty and lhssssaas.
hs0&a's 0tnszAsns sssesS szga ID rsps5sy $500
I'll othsE einkasass and Hntneals las a. -
me gslSusiaS diseases
FRESH Asuzs6s. Calls Of all kinds, eraeksa Asss
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