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NATIONAL PREJUDICES VAN.
QUlSuED.
THE TRIYMpHs OF A GREAT DISCOVERY

The magnetic influence of gold attracts the
people of every cline to our shores. Men Of
all nations, and speaking all the languages of
civilization, are to be found congrcgated on
our auriferous plains. Differing in all other
things, in their customs, habits and religion
there is one point upon which their opinions
coincide. Englishman and Americans, French,
Swiss, Germans, Swedrs, Italians, and Chi
nese admit, without dissenting voice. that
the great remedies introduced to the world
twenty years ago by Professor Holloway, the
distinguished physician and pharmacopolist,
are better adapted to the cure of diseases in
this climate than any other preparations in
existance. This appears, in fact, TO be the
experience of mankind in all parts of the
world, and hence the universal popularity Of
these medicines. We consider, however,
that the boundless confidence placed in their
efficiency by the representatives of so many
nations at the mines, is striking phenome-
non in medical history. Many of these peo-
pie in their youth, and even at maturity, were
accustomed to the use of drugs and nostrums
peculiar to their several countries. These
remedies were connected in their minds with
associations of home, and Endorsed, as it were,
by their national prejudices. Yet they have
been thrown aside and utterly repudiated,
while Holloway's Pills and Ointment have
been adopted by common impulse through
out the entire gold region. 1t is the result Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grounded on personal
observation and experience. ~
The Ointment has been used with such
wonderful success as dressing for wounds,
ulcers, aud sore legs, a nd for all the external
diseases and casualties to which ths adven-
turous gold hunter is peculiarly liable. that
scarcely digger's tent can be found within
the vast area Of the gold fields, unprovided
with stock Of this healing. soothing, cool.
ing preparation. The hard fare of the dig
ger, and sometimes his habits, tend to- vi
tiate the blood and develop running sores and
purulent ulcers Of the body and limbs. Bad
legs, especially, are very common At the dig
ginss. and seriously interfere with the labors
OF the diegers. The worst cases Of this class
are cured by the Ointment with extraordinary
rapidly. The best method Of healing sore
legs, and sores and ulcers generally, IL
by rubbing the Ointment into the iuaamed
parts around the ori6ce. first cpeuingsthe pores
and so!tening the Assh with warm fomenta-
tons. The part affected i then dressed
With lint or linen saturated with the Oint-
ment. Such i the. external treatment, but
it Is also proper to give the patient few
doses Of the Pills during the progress Of the
cure. 40 they serve to purify the blood and
discharge morbid matter from the system,
while the Ointment il doing it, wo,k On the
surface. SO
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nh J. nb and Greece, at Magyar Ealls,
~. hen furnished fGs publication. The EAST
, ~, from them to Greeley, asked lor pro-
. .e~ from the President o. Secretary q
W.. in order that they may visit Washine-
ION. Greeley replied under date q l7th. -
follows:
aulv accredited from Richmond - bearers Of
nyopos:,ions looking to the re-establishm~nt
81 peace. and that you desire to Wait Wash
;neton in fulfillment Of your mission. If my
;rformation be substantially correct. am
.u,borized BY the President to tender you
ri. safe conduct on the journey proposed. and
will accompany you at your earliest conven-
fence.
These facts being materially different from
,bst understood to exist. Greeley thought it
advisable to refer to the President, soliciting
f,esh instructions, which were furnished from
the Executive Mansion July Is, 1864, to
whom it may concern:
"Any proposition embracing restoration
Of peace, the integrity Of the whole Union
and the abandonment Of slavery. which comes
by and with the authority that control the
army now at war against the United States,
will be received by the Executive Govern.
ment Of the United States, aud will he met
BY liberal terms on substantial and collateral
points, aud bearers thereof shall have safe
conduct both ways.
(Signed) A. LINCOLN.
They reply as follows, under date Of the
18th Of july:
Though the slfs conduct Of the Prcsi-
dent has been rendered US We regret to say
that under misapprehension of facts, we have
not been accredited to him from Richmond as
bearers of propositions looking to the estab-
lishment of peace.
We are. however, in the continental en-
ployment of our Govern nent, and are entire
" familiar with its wishes and opinions on
the subject. aud we need not to b. authorized
to declare that ifthe circumstances disclose in
this correspondence were communicated to
Richmond, we would be at once invested
with the authority to which your letter refers,
or other gentlemen clothed with full
powers would Immediately be sen. to WASH
ington with view of fastening to consum-
nation so much desired, and termination at
the earliest possible moment of the calamities
of war.
New York, July GIVE dave well au-
thenticated report that the rebels have tvac-
uated Atlanta.
Louisville, July 22.-Yesterdays Nash
vile Union says that Atlanta was taken by
our foraes on the 18th, thus cutting off all
communication with South Carolina except
BY way of Macon. Deserers come into our
lines in great numbers since crossing the
Chattahoochie.
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Spelial 1otites.
rheumatism Of Long Standing
Cured after all other Remedies
had RSn11nA

Rheumatism Of Long Standing
Cured after all other Remedies
had Failed.
Gown oroN, Ky, Oct. IL, 1852.
DR.. o. D. BAKER.
Dear Sir:-My wife had the Rheumatism for about
two years, and also severe pain her heart She
became in a measure helpless that she could not
turn herself in bed without assistance. I procured
every liniment that could hear Of but without any
beneficial effect. She used nearly twenty bottles Of
strong liniment without receiving any relief Hear
ing Of your Pain Panacea and DR.. Halls Balsam for
the lungs procured bottle of each, which she COM
menced using, though with but little faith to their
efficiency. She had not usedtwo bottles however, be-
fore she began to mend. She has since used several
bottles Of the Pain Panacea and has entirely recovered
not having the slightest indication Of any rheumatism
in her SYSTEM any pain In the region 0! the heart
have since recommended Il to many others, who used
it with the happiest result II this will be Of any
service to you can cheerfully give II from under my
hand believing there q no medicine equal TO this.
would not be without il for any price, and would re-
commend Il to every ono afflicted with Rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises 9lmme. Complaints and pains Of al
de:criptions .. !. Is truly Pain P.n M r,nrpr
R:s. sn e %nsa ssspsss Main ss:
REDINGrON 4 CO.,
4l6 and 4ls Front It,. San Francisco
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ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED proposals, in duplicate, will be received
y by me, at this office, until IL o'clock NJ, the
9Th day of August, 1864, for the following, viz !:
60 tons Of good, well-cured timothy hay, loose
and in bales; tons Of good clean oat straw,
loose and in bales; $4,000 pounds of the best
quality of oats, in bulk and in sacks, and 100
cords of hard Oak Wood Hay and Straw to be
delivered by the 18th of September 1864 oats
and wood to be delivered by the 18th Of October,
1884,
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Hay, or Proposals for Straw, as the case may be,
accompanied by the written guarantee of two
good, responsible persons as sureties for their
faithful performance of the contract.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. should the interests of the United
States require it. p. f. TOOHILL,
I'd Lieut.. LIST w. T. Inf. Vols.
Acting Assistant @. NJ. Office,
Fort Steilacoom, July 18th, 1864.
Parties entering for any and all of the above
contracts, must first submit unequivocal evidence
Of their loyalty to the United States Government,
otherwise their propositions will not be entertained
p. E. T.,
I'd Lieut.. LIST W. T. Inf, A. A. o. NJ.
July 10th, 1863. 36:td
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TsalIrosY o. WAsnIu0on,
County Of Island.

To DAvisL B. HANCOCK: You are hereby soti-
ned that Sarah A. Hancock has 6led . complaint
against you in the District Court Of the U. 8. I'd
judicial District W. r., holding terms st Port
Townsend, which will come on 70 b heard ct the
first term Of said court, which shall commence
more than four weeks sier the arst publicatios Of
this notice. cad naless you appear q said tern and
answer the plaintiff viii apply 70 the court for the
relief therein demanded.
The object aad prayer Of said complaint 10 to OBJ
tain decree Of divorce ftoo the bonds Of masri-
nony existing betwees The complainant and your
self, and also decree for the casiody Of the chill
drsn Of the marriage.
Complaint oled July 18th, 1854. Date ofpotice
JAY 3sd, 1854. D. p. DENNlSON,
ls':waJ ATTY for Plaintiff.
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WE THINK THERE IS NO
Medicine SO emcalOus In re.
moving hu Ors from thu
blood as SCOvlLL'S BLOOD
and LIVER SYRUP. 1t 10 rec.
commended by Physiclans In
all parts Of the country for
the cure OF ScrOf0la, &c.
Plmples or sores indicate
that the system 10 out Of or.
der. Unless something In
done to cleanse the blood OF
these impurities, the result
may be I'm q moro serious
disease, such as ScrOfula,
Syphilitlc, &c. Those who
wish to find q most emca-
clOus Remedy, and yet have
NO confidence In Patent Med
icines generally Will never
regret q trial Of ScOvill's
Blood and Liver syrup.
REDlNGTON 4 CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
Ale and 4l8 Front Street,
San Francisco.
v3:n46:ly
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Sheriff o, sale.

DY virtue Of two several executions issued BY the
ID Clerk Of the District Court Of the ID Judicial Dis
trct dated the 4th day Of May A. D. 1884, one favor
Of r. H. Lansd.le and against A. }. Moses, for the
sum Of two hundred and sixteen 5000 dollars
(S26 49, with interest At the rate Of two per cent
month until paid with costs Of suit amounting to eleven
dollars ISL OO) and increased costs, and also in
favor Of X. II. Lansdale and against A. j. Moses for
one hundred and seventy five $500 dollars, (3l75 66
with interest the rate Of ten per cent per annum
until paid and cost Of suit amounting to fourteen dol
lars (Si4 0O and increased costs, have levied upon
seized and taken into execution the following described
property to wit: That certain one-story frame mes:
suage or tenemant with the lots parcel Of land
upon which the is erected in Swans addition to
the town Of Olympia, being the same land a. 10 more
particularly designated and described lot eight 10y
and the east onesixth Of lot nine @ all in block twen
ty COY in said Swans addition the town Of Olympia
together with all and singular the buildings and inn
provements, ways rights, liberties. privileges: her.-
ing or in anywise appetenaining, and will proceed to
sell the same to the highest bidder, the law directs
for cash. on the premises Saturday, the 10th day
ofAugust, 1864, at the hour Of o'clock ?.
JOS. H. KELLETT,
Sheriff Of Thurston County, W.T..
Olympia, July 3Oth, 1854. 3S;w4
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There is no other way to cure dis
eases but by first purifying tho
whole System % 90 to create .
healthy circulation.

The first medical men Of the ago
agree with us, that no disea' 8 Of any
extent can be cured with 1t, using
such medicines as will a directly
upon the blood. Why M " medical
men have failed to cure nronic dis
eases is, because the MI icines have
not been such as will az bene6cially
on the blood.
The many thousands Of bottles which
have been used by the public, and the
many gallons and barrels supplied to
the physicians warrant us in saying
that the last two years we have been
more successful with our SCOvML'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP IN
CURING HOPELESS CASES or CHRONIC
DISEASES than have any other RENEE
dies in the hands Of physicians, orbe-
fore the public.
It Is now admitted that NO other
combination known to the profession,
acts 30 promptly upon diseases ~ our
soovili's Blood and Liver Syrup.
For sale everywhere, and by RED
INGTON b CO., 4l6 and 4l8 Front
street, San Francisco.
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ne essas 0s0Sea1 Dossovssy
SCOvILLT
BLOOD ANDLIVER SYRUP
Sss ssB erss ~
6e,sfAsss, SxpAa;s;r. sd lGvcssS3 d.
essss. on Ssrs. 6lss Uieansss. 81
~ seSer 4isessn GSie8 ese
essssS y - iaPsv
> ~ = : :

4 WONDERFUL crll % 0c1OPCLOuS WHITE
RooA The statement - Martin
00ooo0o, ~.
TITS was oae Of he worst eases ever reeerd-
H ed! He nov eajcys Rosuss HsAIss -
This -esre has excited his fiiesds, seighboss and
physicians, and even some Of the Medical Faculty.
Oss Of the Professor, (Dr. z. s. Nrvsos, j Who
Was called 10 see hin - . surgeon, not 70 pre-
scribe, vas 90 forcibiy Impressed with the Re
narkable Curative Properties Of this Medicine,
that he has adopted Il into his private practice,
~ we'll ~ at the CoLLEGs and HosPirALs.
CixcrxuArr, Ohio, Feb. le. 1853.
xessrs. A. L. ScoviLL 4 Co.:
GExrLsnsx-l will with great pleasure give
my testimony as to what your SARSAPARILLA
and SrILLlNGIA, or Blood and Liver Syrup,
has done for me. Some three and half years
since, l was attacked with . SercfsIoss Waite
SSeiLiag, which was attended by the most excru-
ciating pains tried various remedies, and had
two Of the best physicians In the city-one Of
them Professor in an old School Medical COL
lege-and they Failsd to sive me any Relief! l
was 90 reduced that was confined 70 my bed for
over three months had MORE THAN 4 DOZEN
RUNNING ULCERS on my legs, from which took
from time to time, more than one hundred pieces
of bone. Ny friends had given up all Hopes Of
my Recovery! l was in this condition when
commenced the use Of your BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. have used altogether
some two dozen bottles Of It, l am now able to
attend to my business, and my legs Rave become
80 strong that walk without any dificulty-ana
hare entirely reeo,ered my health.
Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
Residence on Eighth street, between Mound ano
John, No. 32l: or at place of business. with
Brown villette: No. 4, east Fourth street.
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N,u advertisements Chs 0@eth
NNfice.

A Ii persons are cautioned against trusting my
IA wife, Isabelle Dubeau, a. she has left my bed
aud board, without cause or provocati0n, and |
will not he responsible for any dents she may
tract. L. L. DUBEAU.
Dated at Cowlits, July ~, 1864. 37:w&
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More Evidence.

more EVu0e0Ces
INDIANAPOLIS. June -, l6SS.
ing through Marion county. and about to cross he
railroad my horse frightened At the locomotive and
cars which came rushing out Of the wood suddenly
upon ~ and at the same time blowing it, whistle,
which teriahly frightened my horse, and dashed sud.
denly around cspsized the buggy. and smashed Il 70
pieces, and was thrown headlons between the Alls
and the horses feet how escaped instant death do
not know.
was picked up iusensible, badly mansied and
bruised, aud received cash in the head and face.
was literally bruised and maneled from headto foot,
and thought Of my limbs dislocated at Arst, a. Il
was entirely useless and the pain very great Al
though suffered severcly,I soon relieved Of all
pain and soreness by bathing the parts freely with
your Pain Panacea and in few days able to re-
sumo my business as usual, and am at this time en-
tirely curd having but slight scars instead Of the
bruise and gashes. WATTS.
For sale by all Druggists,
REDINGTON CO.,
4l8 and AIS Front st., San Francisco,
Agents.
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MEssRs. A. L. ScoviLL 1 Co.
0enas I'D answer to your Inquiries about the
cure Of my son, will say, that he IL now ten years
old and has been scrofal0us ff0m In.
fancy, although under the care Of one Of the
best physicians, who said he could cure him. In
the Hrst place the disease made its appearances In
small knots upon the glands ofhis usck, and hnai-
", they liberated and formed running sores which
reduced him almost to skeleton. He lost bis ap-
petite, and We gave him up, and thought that be
could not be cured. got OF. MO6e's Pills,
following the directions. He had used then bat .
short time before he was greatly relieved, aud he
IL now entirely well.
Yours truly,
ROBERT STILB.
For sale BY all Drsggists. asd
8EDIN0IUN Z Cs
lle and 40 Fross Street, San Frsneieee.
AssaAs tx CslDsssia.
Three Childrsa Csvsrsl With ee~'..
Nsssns.A. l. scovllL 4 CO..
Cssn s-This u 70 certify that three a ~ chill
drss were covered sisA ssrss, asd We tsisd The
physicians prescriptions for months without ~
tisg any bsttsf. Ithsn procured d.. 1sts's ~,
and they had the most desirabls sobet, aaa hey
now sujoy better hsaish thaa ever.
You8, truly,
- i Ss1ssSShsorox 1 co.
10 - ~ Jssas H. esa ts9asisee
asd y 81 6rUisa.
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H0oo10 !.

TINE eopartnership in the BAskiag Bssisess
heretofore existing betweea Eugene Kelly. Of
The City Of New York, ssd Joseph A. Dosohoe,
wn. G. Ralston, and Ralph 8. Frsts, ofSss Frss-
cisco under the arm name Of EUGENE KELLY
1 CO., New York, and DONOHOE, RALSrON I
CO., San Francisco, will cease on the 4rst day Of
JAY. 1854, Eugese Kelly and Joseph A. Dosohoe
Withdrawing from the eopsrtnership.
The business will be settled in New York by
Eugeae Kelly, and in SaA francisco By WIN Z.
Ralsson aud n. s. Fretz.
Deposltors arc requested to hand in their hooks
for settlement at the banking house Of Donohoe,
ENGINE KELLY,
fPer J. A. Donohoe, Attorney,
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE,
wM. c. RALSTON,
r. s. FRETZ.
San Fraacisco, June -, 1864.
TIME UDERSIONED, CALLING ATTENTION
to the above card, give notice that ON and after
the frst Of July next they will continue the business
Of the above copasnership without interruption, At the
old ba.king house Of Donohoe Rssson Co... in this
city, under the firm name Of FRETZ RAISTON,
and in New York through the agency Of Messrs.
LEES WALLER, No. IS Pine Street; and that on
and after the 5th day Of July next they together with
d. o. Mills, J. b. Thomas, Louis McLane, Asa 7.
Lawton, VIM. Z. Barron, Thomas Bell, Jno. O. Earl,
VIM. Morris, J. Whitney, IT,, o. F. Gif6n, A. Pope,
Herman Miches. Frcdrck Billings, George II. Howard.
H. F. Teschemachrr, A. Haywood, Moses Ellis, A.
b. McCreary, r. NJ. Jessup, Samuel knight, A. e..
Henry, J. c. Wilmerding and VIM. Alvoid Of San
Francisco, and Jacob Korn Of Portland, Oregon, hav-
ing become for that purpose duly incorporated under
the laws Of this State, will carry on the business Of
banking in all Of its various branches ut the same place
and through the agency, and upon the tass Of
~ Cs1- H. Al NJ
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
D. o. MILLS and WIN. C. RALSTON will be
charged with the management Of the business Of the
CORPORATION, WIN. c. RALSTON,
r. 8. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June Is, 1864.
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
JACOB KAMM.

TIME UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
the above namedcorporation has been organized for
business In all its branches, in this city and with the
interior Of this State the neghbourne State and Ter
rtores, and with Mexico also with the Atlantic Cities
Europe China, and the East Indies for which they
are provided with ample faculties, and in conformity
with the articles Of association will commence opera
tons the 9Th day Of July next, at the banking
ner Of Washington and Battery Streets.
With the view Of giving to the business Of the cor
porstion all the efficiency and prompitsde Of private
Of private business matters so generally desired the
Immediate management of It's affairs i: committed
exclusively to DO. Mills and VIM. G. Ralston. as
of them the customers Of the Bank will apply on all
business matters The regular meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees will take place monthly;
The undersigned deem It advisable to call particular
attention the following pecuartes Of the oganiza-
ton, which are positively binding all It's members
ony ssr ss %
for that special purpose and the Trustees of the Cor
poraon have, in all cases, the right to become pur-
h the ad TN:
stricton is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock
SEcoND.-Loans cannot be made to stockholders,
except upon coateras other than their Shares in the
Capilal Stock Of this Bank.
= TRUSTEES.
G z 81 H MoE1iNE. T;asoaAs BET,
YIN; NORRIS 4. 7; P c}PFiN ~
} Holman 2; NIGH MfcH.Is JAMES WHffNEY, J.
'" San Francisco. June IS, 1854.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
IlHE undersigned has just received ~
p large and good assortment Of the best Az
FRENCH CALF and KIP that has ever -
been exhibited in Olympia, suitable for making
ftouA the finest to the heaviest dress boot.
NJ has also on hand large supply Of home
KIP, 0ow-H1de,
GRAINED LEATHER.
AND BUCK-sKIN..
% CASH PRICES:
Best Fine French ce'f, sswsd--......sis %
. " I" +" pegged ~......... 10 90
Beat French Kin, pegged...........$s TO so 90
Fipe Calf, light or heavy, home tanned, 90
Good Coarse, or Kip ......................... %
SHOES IN PROPORTION.
~ - All work warranted as it Is d''' BY ny
- All ar. invited u call ed s..niae ~
stock.
Shop ON Naia street, Serc:i::s. e Q; 60. e. Tar
ner's Drugstore. CHARLES WOOD.
p. S.-Al persons indebted to ne era seqssss-
ed 70 cell and settle their accounts.
- Greeahacks taken at e5 cents.
Olympia, July :, 1854. sl:u
Fer Victoria ard way PoPts.
49,
0tT. Andersen"
D. B. FINCH, MASTER,
II EAvES Olympia Sbr vissesia asd iatsrnsai-
j 4 ats ports every ueaday nosaing. Sspsster
kcilitiss for carrying cattle.
Olympia, Juns 10, 1854. 33:0
j. G. SPARKS,
u. -. 49, 1O0o89
OLYMPIA, w. 7. :.
OvIIQg On rinh Street, bstwess xssa asd
" Warrington.
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In Paeiae eessty, ". r., Ct The rssidesce q de
brides father, - he i3sh isss., By Hea. John
No cards.
Coapliments received.
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
Corner Of Warrington and Battery Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
THIS Bank is open for the transaction of a Gen.
eral Banking Business. Will receive deposit, at
tend to the Collection of Paper, and draw Ex-
change by TELEGRAPH or otherwise, on New
York, London, Dublin, &C., &C., on the most ia
vorable terms.
D. o. MILLS, WIN. G. RALSTON,
President. Cashier.
San Francisco, July s, 1864. 37:ml
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Bid

Drowned in the Duwamish river FlspLEy KsL-
Lar, Of Maine, uucle Of the late Hon. J. p. Ke-
lar. Maine papers please copy.
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DR.. VIM. Halls
BALSAM!
ron TIE
THROAT
Lungsl

ed remedy has been tested. REDINGTON 4 Co.
Sole Agents, Ale and 4ls, Front st., San Francis
CO, and for sale by all Druggists. Beware of all
other preparations of the same name. Each bot
tie of the genuine bears the signature of {" o. r.
Baker 4. Co.," Cincinnati. Take none other.
Price, one dollar per bottle.
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lowed TO proGess rseults h sssioae
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|cHEs reach eivscfk the al!setsa patts
and give almost immediate tOllof
|For BaoxcHITI5, ASTHMA. Ca
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|ehs Trochss are usofh1. punEso
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have ths Troehes 70 cleos 81
|gefo0Gthaa he vo1ea. lflKrRAnY