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, 1863-02-05
.~what did ibis pO. COST must break the

,"What did this pot COST ! must break the
internal thing" .# H.. ....
"a dollar" s. ...L .
"Bring me the are" -..-. Ifre
Here Il is." ..u.
took the axe, broke the pot to pieces, handed
the old lady dollar. and never saw her afterWards
/ met Sally at husking several years Afterwards,
and as VIC met she roared out laughing.
But the end Of George was not yet. He grew
up to be Q man and colonel, and, like Saul OF
old, was chosen to lead the people. He became d
State Senator and an able debater. Hisfgure was
90 tall and commanding, his voice 90 strong, loud
and clear, his manner 90 plain and unassuming. his
cOolness and known courage such that be was both
respected and dreaded as an opponent. While be
was In the Senate, warmly contested queStiot
came up for debate, RatcliH Boon, lieutenant gov
ernor, IN the chair. The colonel was the leader Of
one side Of the question, and Senator about four
feet ten, limbs In proportion, with voice like
katydid, led the other side. The chamber was
crowded. The Colonel rose, with bis eye uponths
chair. and was speaking at the top Of bis voice;
That's lie," squeeled out the little opposition
Senator.
"As / was saying, Mr.. Presid<nt"-
"Thats lier
cas- l was saying
That's o liev In the same squeaking voice.
The little Senator could stand It no longer. He
sprang over the railing, ran round 70 where the
Colonel was standing, and struck him with ell his
might Oh the back. .
aAs was saying, Mr.. President, "--the blows
repeated several timeS, while the Colonel, without
taking the least notice Of IT, continued TO address
the Senate until be closed his speech; then turning
bis eye upon bis opponent, asked
what are you doingf"
What am doingi I'm sighting"
"a vHkn a. S,or, AsI4;n, 81
, 1863-02-05

u"I'sI IN Scu.'snu, a'v ye.M ~, ~ -. |.
Iens', anu so'neuueNa .o'tune "aIwsn ~ "e.' eon.
sSueo ~ cearoIaung .ne svSn- SI = w .ssSum'
os w ,uheTaI eHPsnS.s ~ eL nukn N.",po.' ~
OF Oa'o-I or O.MooL, snese ws.S ~ sI ~ mr ~
enotnOus quAny " y. ,a a"u us"S :. C..S's1. ~
az ue Mnera, 2, 1N s0'"cs. ~ y .....1us y ~ ~
tne mouI"eIS gM orUn1. aug n uesu.uss s W. ~
sonIuctec oy ne. Son UunsA"I WI NnoMn = ~
Lord PRESIDENT rorosa ine company =. 80 lons
anu 1tank y nsely ". wnen tne wy ~ Even
or tne Preees.,on 70 IoLn, snu 70, AZ ss %n ..s
- maIc" 70 Ts tn' nn, Ju ,oII. S s" S,c,.r.-s
found themselves ct the grave with nothing to
put in il. Special messengers we're sent back for
the poor dead lady. whose remains were "then
, 1863-02-05

NOTIce-soLDIBHa, tskMsrERs. qAIL0Rs. .Cos their
Y4eys @ ophaa ehldSll vho SsrvOd 10 any Varl q
49, - Wsr cAen uhs andeF q ysara a that date,
eAnes ne eevoa The Of OaornA IN The Mexican
Ne hands of o.her aesntss have been successfully
sy Agsn.. aetinE ~ =, He.rAlly paA Land
sssS!l = NISips'ss s;s.SS.1 s
a.EA = q LkOyD co..
,Ws1Ahe0 0l1. IA = ia SEAf
, 1863-02-05

PropoFtlonsd 70 uleir sweetness.
Forgiveness: the OdOr which flowers yield
when tramplsd upon.
The boy who undertook to ride horse.Tadish
10 now practising OH . saddle OF mutton.
A grocer advertises In the following manner: :
" Hams and cigars, smoked aud unsInoked."
"Will you marry the, MIST"
"NO, indeed, you are too funny for my taste;
! can take u jest, but not = jester"
"what do you propose to take Tor your eOldf'
said . lady 10 u sneezIng gentleman.
"Uh, III sell il very cheap; wont higgls
about the price at all.'
A country carpenter, mailing up board for
bidding vHgrants 10 trrSpass, placed it with the
inscription reversed. "BsggaTs are accustomed
to revsrsss," observed passer.by.
"Portsr," inquired an old lady Of an Irish
railway porter, when does the nine o'clock train
lvaVsf"
AT sixty minutes past eight, mum" !" was Pats
reply.
A newsboy has addressed letter to the Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue, asking the QueS-
ton:
"Are newsboys prdarsi aud, if 50, are they
liable tO be stamped OntOE"
lhS dscSion Of the Commissioner is not yet
reported.
An Ir;shm,n Dan F;,.O;bbon. Of The Grsna.
A. IL. mo-, ,,G his r,S,n,rv,,.n ,,,,sssssrd
80 '','.,.. - - h,o,'r ~, -. ,,i~c,.S n
SsI ~ ~ ~ :, A., .,,.r ~, ~, n, src,,,,n,
"a IN. :, I,in,.le P,or nan M ,skinc this m.
90. ;,,,,,.J ,,,, ,h h.,L ,.v.rv rnnnd m, tIred
,,' ~. S n. Lst nj, nv ma A.I.St I,e rre,ivrd
= s,,,, ,Ir,,,,.h ,hs h.cL f ,l,a IN Lsnd n was
-, H., s,,,,,,.,hin,, raj L.n.n,.d and n. w.s
.sk.i ,-ss, ,r.S NJ, ,o.,,sr ian very ou,,.,lv
io'S;n. y, H. hi..d;", ~, ,rd scr.,shInv M
S,."S 1.,,L ,h. o,h,r nj i. w;.h kn.w rLo
IA ~" '-~' : -" ''|T'N
W" "'"'
"Saly, I've a sweetheart nice young
mani He's in prOirssiOn"
'"Uh, Jcmi,na don't use such wicked words"
"li ant wicked word at oil, Sally-its . bu.
siness."
Business, Jrmima; what businessl"
"Gurss, Sally, uhat Il H. Il begins with H.
~ know, Jemi,na; il hoticer."
ana, Il nint, though; It's something much bet.
ter than q horsiIrr.
"Then its q horange mcrchant-that's Il, Je.
,ni,na."
"Oh, you hateful thing, N think Of anything
~ vulgar! He's hoctuner."
\. n...,., ,h... !. an ;ro, .,, IN. h;,,o.v
- L,"S - ',,,,",n;r', H. III. ,c,,,r "r;D:,
W WY" ~ = s"ss ~, ~ -, - ~ ~, -. ~
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Female Complaints.
Indigestion with languor and want
OF 010rgy,
pRoPsY.

The enoacy n tlsWt,s lhlla IN nFapsy h extraF-
onary. rh6y ast With uanh pen,iliaF .asCt HpDR IN
syslen. That the nds aF'sRg from n dir iH dseH-
are imuaIcs atihy carried "a .nd prvvsuied frm any
further ucaumui Ittu TIE SUI Frr IeGaihs hryaRcS
Of splrIta and nj areS IN sSapl tely nRaVat-d
nttlti0n; hut 10 tnAiapsn ably HeOsSaafy that thu
Olltmeal sh1uid 10 N St sGseIuAlly rubbed into the
eompialalng parts. Ts D#I u-.tfEh h.lf .
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Course Of Time.


TIE more We live, more brief appear
Our llfeS succeeding stages:
A day 10 childhood seems . year,
And years Ike passing ages.
The gladSoms current Of our youth,
IRE Issi"n yet disorders,
Steals, lingering, like river smooth,
Along lts grassy bOrdsrs.
But % the eareWorn cheek grows wan,
Aud sorrows shafts ay thicker,
Ye stars that measure life u man,
Why seem Jour courses Quickerf
When joyS have lost their bloom and breath,
Aud lite Itself 10 Vapid;
why, ~ We reach the Falls OF Death,
Feel We its tide more rApIdf
Il may be Strange-yst Who would change
TIns's course 70 slower sIeedlngf
when one By one our friends are gone,
Aud len our bJsoIns bleeding.
Heaven gives Us years Of fading strength
lndsmuifying nestness;
And thuse Of youth seeming length
PropOFtlonsd 10 their sweetness.
, 1863-02-05
JOD PRINTING!:

Al kinds q
Beet,
Pamphlet.
Dlll-IIead,
sr CtFeulaF,
Blank and
Card Printing,
N PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Rsseuisd With and dspateh, and forwarded per
OrdsF 70 any part Of he country.
~ Payment for Jobs mast always accom-.
pany the order.
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HlgH.--sAotsaess OF Breath with
WeIknesj.

Very had aymrt0ma which, 4 MT corrected, may tent
70 Ume srviiaa dtSIrdra u the heart CT HtheT vital
organs. EA mIi-rAiel, " SOiS take sS Pills nightly
fR ema little tim; take plenty Of frah air with mod.
crate ~ srcise aud the HuIan machinery will he quckly
rsnFOd t1 health aud Vlgur Try this hut O1 three
onlv, and tue result will 10 maFVellOa.
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ana, what q hnsht" .,s,...,si .ss..ss
"Why, my dear. Do roo ssk 2 !.
Arsa. s.ish ogs -. sIl ssundi ~ - - Z
'hu1h'"
, 1863-02-05
bt6maOh, Liver, kidneys and bows's.

Teasa SAa SfF fF"m hIle and hVsr c1mpsin'a shlald
W ne "a cts ~ thla Vsuf 10 nedy, fec dc. n
Whch ell MAKE the au fei II Istf and viRrnln
Ism wing I'll 'myirtps. giving he ,thy Mtiop In the
liver u bilious 4ltacks - all,sed b c'ntiBue. asr'ous
esauallles nay ar-e, AID the afre be consigned
bed ~ alckueaa H. a diSitdrrs n the hfnrys, ths
0latusut snuid hk yell thed lnto te sInall Of the
bek sane Rtsice ad,y, and Ihe Ps, aalns IN unison,
viii cure any cOInpainia ar1d Z frIm thAse ntgsna.
, 1863-02-05
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
mo- Purity the Blood.

TheSs Pills have been placed by the cOmm1n consent
Of mankind at the head uf all remedies Tr FsnovlnR
OhnOx0u, plsIns IrOm the blond. and cleaning all Che
tSsaeS of the ,Ody, They have saved thsands. year
after year. from falling aacrhe " the shcis al d>a-
papda, dyasntsfy, diaFh0,. c0uailpttin, liver ton
tliinii. 30. tart attuisd BY myFiads a. UIthea.eA
kIesaEiVs WeukNeas end deAliiy, The UarnlRas q" de-
eFeAsiug org mic enrF1y aud vital decay. restoFrd
aad Teaamaled Wlrh vgR nnd healita sCtiOn 10 very
OrgAn thFOnSh.mt the yriem hy the restorative and
OxhilAraalng influence Of this mrdiclne.
Female Complaints.
Az dlsmdrFs Of the x, and dissUea 10 every crisis
poFildns N The liz uRd heath II Wman. Ionthiul
agaA married single, may he radically aud tckly
eursd WtthWt dsk W trouble. BY 81 d1aru 81 thee
Pills. taken acoOIdng n the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
Iy Of energy.
When taking thess Pils run HIllo~ay'a erisbra;sd
Ointment over the Ult u the stomach, aud over ths
regions Of the liver, the right side under the rhs
aRd you will u sEpeF-Wce chsngr kR the h1,tl
u y6uF digestion. aptA. sple,ilr, strength and rHeray
TIE Improvement. though u may b. gradual, Will "
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oompiainta inoldeak to oaildren.

Al complaints II children nav Son bs cured IL c.n
b tAan % purify their hl0d c9Tpct ts atn Of th+
liver, an ceansS the al0daeh and dses foe d,Ses
eHct, partil4rly parents he CAREFUL 10 mt aaGng
them e.td thinsa whch thy kuOU sOuld bs injurious
, 1863-02-05

I-eubsebeFs Who do not give express notice 10 the con-
Vrary are considered Wishing continue their subcrpon
sfsubserbers order their papers pIbshers
nay continue them until all charges are paid
SIT sabsFbsFs neglect refuse 10 take their papsFs hon
he once which they sent they responsible
1ntl hsy ssie the bin and give notice to dSeonnus thsn
S- subscribers to other places without Informing
he puhhsF and the paper s sent TO the former drscton
b Gven.
6-Tha have tha, refusing 70 take paper Of
peFoilea from the oee removing aud leaving unealed
toE, h Prfmd (totS evidence Of ntentiona fraud.
e-fhs publshed rates Of advertising govern 10 ali
except where special contracts have been made previous 70
lassEtlon Ths courts have repeatedly 90 DECIDED
" Undea he Law Of Congress, papers not charged
Po1lAaO u he ooans, 10 which they are published
, 1863-02-05
HollODdys Pills are the bet remedy knOpn in d.
hHsUOVld for he JolloVing diseases.

Aos0DuyS EHs oIs We oea TeWe1y knoDn m uie
hHS sOVid for he JollO,Ving diseases:
Agas .i1Dropy ItndHmmationlsore Throata
Allhma Dysentey yAandee lsone and Gravel
nhlol1 uoml.fyaps'as lblyer om'lSeeondAry Symp-
planln lfomals Irfe.l plants tama
n1echeI q il1| RdaFitleS u Rblgo lTc Douloureux
okil llegers o. alll Piles lrumou
Bowel CoupfuI tind1 lHheumNuam lUlcera
oolIes lNh Retention oflvsnersal anso-
oOasIipatos odooal Urine HOas :
The 0OWSs llisadsehe eerofnla, . lWogms, an kinds
ooneumpdaa fIIndlllnol kng's Evil lWeaknea1, from
DsAtly - 7a,e - whatever cause,
lsls y 80. t'a u, %, %.
Sold q the EAahlIshmsut a. PaoVnaaoR H"LLOVkV,
~. 1tland. (a-aF Temple Bul l. nd N; slsI by all
Hoapeotahl9 DugsAa end Dsilsi u Nedldnas ihFnlgh
cut he civlli1ed w1gt at the anuinG pFlcoO-lA.
y oi.te "a ,Ils IA, and SIS eash B Z.
MB-rlrecslnns Gor the guidance q pa,sais In sMTy
0URFIs 3 MOORE. Dm1si.As,
.er..t- VioanFiA. VI,
Aaeaas sV HpllsSsV.
, 1863-02-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRos @ n,
" Haitor ana Proprietor.
TBRMv-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
Rates OF Subscription


Hhto9 OF AdVeFtI1InEl
ous SQUARE, 10 lines or Iess) hrst insertion $50
Each subsequent insertion, : loo
deduction Of v per cent o" the above rates 10 yearly
HsnssS Cards. OsS ayear; no advertisement however
maIl, Inserted aa less rate than e2S per annum.
~ Leral advertSsments Of every description be
pad for before Insertion. There viii Be variation Fou
IN rule II any event.
, 1863-02-05

Z ~
lI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-09
THE CORRESPONDENCE OF Mr.. [. W. BUCKINGHAM
SroSxxAS's STATION, May o, 1893,
OUR LOSSES.

SroSxxAN's STATION, May Q, 1893
Lo6szs.
The principal losses by the Second Third, Firth
and Sixth corps The First corps lost only about 400 In
all II Ii stated that the Twelfth New Hampshire regi-
ment went In with $50 and out with $780, but
this is exaggerated account probably. Among tho
killed were John B. Merrill and Edwin Kelley, Of Com
pAnvF ~ ~
The First Massachusetts, regiment lost about ten killed
and seventy wounded Among them were Captain Rand,
Company I, killed. Lieutenant Doherty, Company D, and
Lieutenant Myrick, wounded & I'll
BRIGADE LOSSES
The loss OF the Vermont brigade is estimated ct three
hundred.
OTHER LossKs.
Major Patten One Hundred and Forty nth Psnusyva.
mia regiment smputaed Lieutenant Colonel NcCry
and Companies B, and K, Of same regiment, reported
to be taken prisoners Captain OBerns, Thrtyseventh
New York. wounded through the lungs Sergeant JORGE,
Thirty first New York, killed. ft5s ~
ACCIDENTALLY LOST HIS HANDS.
Moses Warren, drummer in the Twentieth Maine regi
ment Of Company A, found . gun barrel up near the
Rappahannook yesterday which he filed with cartridges
to test It's explosive powers The gun barrel burst into
fragments and blev onsboth OF warren's hands.
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Withdrawn and safely concentrated on the his near the
ford Darkness having ca, and ihe arins having
ceased was enabled fall back urmocsted AZ Two
click The following morning (Tresday) the corps was
crossing tho river, aud at O'Clock they were safely
over.
REBsIs earLliHG CAMP
All day al intervals the rebels threw smells in the d.
reciion OF our wagon trains but injured.
Since Tuesday afternoon have heard nothing from tho
foe.
FEELING TROOPS
On Tuesday night q heavy rain storm sol In
Il eth continues with seemingly undated
violence. 1hs Ioops are very uncomfortable
after their fatigucs. and are not In tho best OF
spirits over their late eneagemens Brave men, dear
fellows thay have be asia med OF their deeds
They punished tho rebels they have rarely been pun
ishcd before, and their decimated ranks tell how
manrully they stood up 70 their work.
Tue CASUALTIES IN EEwToEs AND ReooKs DIVISIONS.
give you list herewith OF the casualties among the
officers OF the first (Broohs) and third (Newtonsl dvis
ions, together with the numerical loss OF enlisted men In
each regiment Tho casualties In the second division
Howes) have not been able to ascertain that column
is lying at KeIy's Ford miles above U.s. and IL
at present beyond my reach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-09
TINE CORRESPONDENCE oF'ma. VIM. YOUNG.


sroxmAs's STATION, Nay 7, 1905
vnoors nEaA0nD on yHn HcHY.
me only infantry engaged 70 any great extent on TIRE
right wore Frenchs and Hsscccks divisions, Of the &c.
cond army corps; whippiss. Bsrry's and Brnsys dlv
sons, OF the Third army corps and part Of the FIN
corps The losses elsewhere on The righ, were small
nAasAcuussrrs INFANTRY. Sksf
The Nineseenth and Twentieth regiments, IN tbs Second
CORPS the Frat Eleventh and Sixteenth, In the Third
corps the Seventh. Tenth and Thirty seventh, In the
elrth corps roughed Some though their avrreeasS
Iossea were Ioss than ths sscs.-asb ana -a.-.i lose
IN lhs psccmbsr batilsA ~.
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pAss avs dAs have not bssu ess trying severe upoa
- ssa ,Asa he usuoysss ssyss aays nsh.Os - We
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tho movement WA attended with UNUSUAL peril Tho
light division suffered considerably at this time, the
enemy getting In the Of their pickets and baggng
several entire companies, man By man. But owing
mainly 70 the skill OF General Newton W whom was con-
nd,d the selection Of points for defence aud the general
supervision Of the movement, Il was attended
vl'b creator success @salNs mog. @nguus
hsd dared 70 look for. Howe, On III isN,
s~~s.sa;v - ~ pssiaas uaiIs shs slhw isss were
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UoWhAn
had goDe tbe long and weary route marsei out foe him.
severed oil communication between Tho rebel army and
is capital and rendered successful retreat BY Lee i'm
possible why did we remain hore idles the anxious
query Of the army. The rebels were strangely sIsns
Row and then struggling IRE would break out along
line dying out as suddenly a. IL began, while the troos
louneed In ths shadow Of the oaks and wondered the
omusus silence. Was Lee rstreasing ana Cen. Hooker
nrrying w supplies 70 enable him 70 follow afer OF was
the rebel army crossing the river above pounce upon
rear Sons expected nsrce attack upoa right near
nys Ford some believed that our eenmunica,lsn wHn
AQUA would DO cut o. others looked for orders 10 pursue
Z flying susmy--All had faith in Hooker. Monday wore
away with no sxeitsment after that occssonsd BY the
sheng q eur pcutoons q the United States rsrd anti
rvDpArs isuS Dous ursx I'M sEs
with our army stiu Walking In 10 easthwcrks 1hoa
the troops looked more earnestly Tor something
10 do, and Imovsd unsssily TO and FRO chsdng
with impotence Al Falmouth the hills were
crowded by anxops listeners for The rs gun o. the en-
pccted battle, md At left the old headquarters con-
hdea, OF witnessing another engagement and the rou Of
che robel army. 10 my astonishmsn. met the WAGON
trains hurryina down from The river crowdng end ever.
turning In Tho woods and rushing fransicay whsr
svsr the condition or the rcads would Alov<. Loss
procssacns OF smbuIAncss full Of wos1ndsd mea
ssrearnsd aoay towards Potomac cree< sai Fainoutb
ss.~slcss 81 la.i Ia 49, Ia ~ s.sss go svssy
Shius $1,000 q eesrsak - - - ugou4oh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13
HEADQUARTERS 4TH REGIMENT V. NJ,
WHEELING. May 81, 1858.

Special orderJ
I PURSUANT to General Order No. 4 Of Brigadier
L General Janice 5. Wheat, of the goth instant,
Comm AndRnts of companies comprising the 4th regi
ment will assemble their respective companies at
the following places, for drill and Inspections each
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. commencing on Sat-
urAy, the Sd instant, aud continuing until other
Company A, Capt J. W. Ward, on the river nat
Company B, Captain John L. Wilson, on Wheeling
Company C, Capt J. a. Clement, at Second Ward
Market House.
Company D. Capt. J. n. Vance. at the City ArmO-
Company E Capt C. D. Knox. at Second Ward
Market House.
baui, east end of Quincy street.
| Company G. Capt. 2. Il. ROthAcker at the of
| Market aud jefferson streets.
Company II, Capt. A. j. Long Centre street,
| between Sixth and the Greek.
| to the right of the National Pike
Company h, Capt. John = Hopkins, on Wheelias
Island.
Company L. Capt. James b. Holmes, at the Court
IL If possible arms viii be ready for distribution
time for the drill Saturday, the I'D inst Should
they nst be ready, commandments Of companies will
employ their time in drilling their commands In the
facings aud marching and Also in procuring correct
rolls 81 persons within their several districts liable
for and exempt from. militia duty, and report the
same 10 the Adutant Of the Regiment on or before
l Tuesday, the 26th inst
III. All citizens between the Ages Of IS and IS
years, residing within the bounds Of the Ith ReS-
meEt are required report themselves to the
mAndAnts OF the company in he district 10 which
\ those claiming exemption for any cause from such
Uty, viii state the grounds upon which their claims
| arr based
" Courts u>SrtiaI viii be convened for the pun
sanent OF All deiDqusnts in discharge Of the duties
avoided duty under tbs late o-deE Of the GioTernor
calling ias regiment into active seTTies.
% osoef q c.,. a: = ~ sE sl EsNEf;
S-IRwIS, AdIusABE- 1yR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13
BLOOD! BLOOD BLOOD!
nsImboLa,. HIshIy CoassntEa.sd CenPaeRd
FLUID Extract sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS

This Is Al affection Of the BlsOd. ADD attack. the
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nee, Esrs, THREAT,
WindPfPe, and ether Mueus SuEfaces, making its sF-
pearznee in the form Of Ulcers HsImbolds Extract
SaraPArilla pures the blood and removes AL sealy
ErEpttons Of the Skin, giving TO the ConPleHfon
Clear ard Healthy Color 1t being prepared express
ly FOR this class % complaints Blood Purifying
Properties are preserved 20 TsAteFexters than any
other preparation Of SArzapArilIa-
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