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The members of the above organization held their
weekly meeting and caus7e yesterday afternoon at the
Cooper Institute There several visitors present
who listened with much attention to the proceedings
and Professor Tllman Secretary of the American Insi
tute. occupied the chair
The questions discussed by the gentlemen present
Of interest without being of special Importance Owing
70 the fact that but little publicity has hitherto been
gwen the dongs of the Club comparatively few attend
its meetings, and, consequence these few can cite
none but Of personal experience without beng
able 10 solve any grand problem. Thus it was yea
eay when the points referred to were OF interest with
out being Of any great moment.
visitor from Florida recountcd some incidents which
had sc .sea in his Vicinity gentlemap Of his &C
trees had been enabled to scnd to market hfty,hve
thousand excellent oranges for which he received an
average price Of twenty dollars per thousand II was
known fact that oranges bananas, lemons and tropical
fruits generally could DO raised advantage the
banks and in the nerhborhood OF the ST. Johns river
Mr. Doty, Of Wisconsin, exhibited 10 the club an in.
yention Of his own for pruning of high trees wthout
DR. Trimblc of New Jersey, produced seversl Of the
worms destroying the apple, pear and quipso crop
OF the country Many had found great diDculty
making away with the insects, which invariably took
refuge underneath the bank The speaker had wound
hay ropes around his trees and, ofther removal had
found IL task to rid them 81 the worms
MIR Scion Robinson read letter from q farmer ~
PEORIA H. relative to the disease of the grapcvnes
The writer declared tha sulphur had no effect whatever
II suggested by several Of the members that the
correspondent should experiment. with mixture Of sui
phu lime, which piece OF advice closed tho discus
sion
The question of ..rot'' and .smdewn sAen takea
up and advcrtcd to by Commissioner Bergen Messrs.
Robinson Pardee Tillman Carpenter and Dfs Ward and
various maades prevented the Club from arriving nj
solution with reference to either preventive or cuFc
After casual allusion had been made To few other
matters Mr. Scion Robinson demanded an adjourpncns,
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The Steamboat Arrow Explosion.

RECOVERY OF THE BODIES or TWO OF THE UfFoR'
TUNArE VIcrIMS-A LADY SEVERELY BURNED BY
fhf EAfLosIoN--rEARs FOR HER LIrE, ETC.
About fve O'Clock yesterday morning the body OF Mr.
George Cooper one Of the passengers Of the i'll ated
steamboat Arrow which exploded one Of her ues of the
foot Of Thirteenth street. North river was found roatng
IN the watcr OIL the foot OF West Tenth street Al the
time OF the explosion Mr. Cooper somewhat scaded
by the escape of steam and In the excitement and con
sernation which prevailed he jumped and was
drowned Coroner Cover held an inquest on tho body
and the jury found shat deceased came TO his death By
browning by jumping into the river from the steamboat
"w on the 9th day Of August 1855 at the time OF the
o1PIoson on said boat" Deceased twenty-Ons
chhd oil his parents whs live at 142 West Twenty second
street Mr. Cooper lived at Irvington, up the North
river ana ala business at No whitehall street. this
Guy deceased was engaged to very estirabe young
paco in few days
The body Of John NJ. westake, who was drowned from
the Arow on SATURDAY. last, picked up floating OF
the Atlantic basin yesterday morning
Another victim Of the explosion we understand n
Martha Wright wife of Mr. Isaac Wright I'll West Forty.
third street She Is rightuly scalded about the head
face and upper portion OF her body and Is not eK-
peetcd survive She Is but twenty years Of aye
and had in hcr at the time of the accident child
but four weeks old which she held at arms length
order shield II from harm at the sacrifice OF her
own life Her husband too was greatly burned IN the
attempt To save her
At an early hour last evening the body Of female
found floating in the East river pier H. and was lowed
tho dock await Identification The description OF
that of Miss Ericsson who jumped overheard
from the steamer Arrow, which exploded her boiler on
Saturday evening last and lost and the body Is sup
posed be that Of the unfortunate woman above named
cecded to Wow the body, but with what result did not
transpire.
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Meeting OF the Cartmcn and Lsborers'
Association.

Tho Carimcn and raborers Association met last even
inc NJ No 70 Prince street. John Lynch, the President
Of the organization, presiding
The paEs,psSr stated that the street cleaning contract
ors have only twelve and twelve carts In the Ninth
ward and that Of the wards will not average that
many
member ~ the meeting stated that there are only
ion men and ten carts IN the Tenth ward working
The committee appointed TO wait upon MT Dsyoe re,
ported that he said when man was discharged he wouo
renlace him by one OF the old hands In every instance
This wns about all OF interest Mr.. Devoe sad
Mr. OHAR stated that Mr Devoc sa,d that " me or.
ganzaou had bcatcn the contractors they would have
controlled matters but as they did not, the contractors
will control the work OF street cleaning
Tho rRrspgSr did not consider that the contractors had
not beaten Tho organization but the Commissioners did
Mr. OHARA stated that Mr. Dcvoe said tho contra tors
had matters so nicely hxcd ,na' was mpoSoe W oe'
them. -
member said that the streets arc not cleaned once
week and that the contract IL not yet fulfilled
some routine business then came ny. and thc'meetn
! after dsposns OF II adiournsA
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GUERILLA OUTRA0Es IN TExAs-THE STATE TREAS
URy At AUSTIN ROBBED or THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARs-IMPRovEMENr IN PUBLIC SENTIMENT
IN ALABAMA, ETC.
New ORrEASs August Z 1885
Guerilla outragcs in Texas are numerous.
The State Treasury at Austin broken into and
robbed OF thirty thousand dollars in gold
Alabama news shows a great Improvement in public
sentiment The planters express their dmdcnce Of the
success of FREQ labor
Generals Gordon Granger from Texas and A. J. Smith.
from Montgomery, have arrived at Mobile en- rc"t. to
New Orleans.
Cotton Is quiet Sales 1000 bales a. 42c 44c Sugar
active; fair 10 fully fair l4c 4,sc Frcshts declining
1c. Ike
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Another Attempt 20 Kidnsp q. N. SAN
ders.

MONTREAL, August 5, 800.
Last evening an attempt made TO kidnap George N
Sanders and carry him the lines. The consprators
offered detective O'Rcy thousand dollars 70 assist
them He pretended agree but warned Sanders and the
police Ito then in carrying out his apparent completely,
induced Sanders TO get into carriage, and they drove
out 10 the suburbs where they attacked by the kid
nappers Sanders was gagged and OLeary thrown out
OF the carriage On approaching togate the police In
ambush sprung upon them released Sanders and cap
tured two Of tho kidnappors Carlos T. Hogan and w
Burns who say they are detectives shots were freely
exchanged with the police. Another kidnapper was cap
turcd this morning ~ s%
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ing last night at the han No sl4 broadway An election
Of officers for the ensuing term Was to aken place
but the same was unaccodntably deferred due an
noncement Of the ballotng TO be given Hereafter The
meeting adjourned at an early hour
DROWNED WHILE BATHISG.-0n Monday afternoon
whose is unknown was drowned while bathing
the foot Of 105th street, East river The body was
recovered. The clothing OF deceased conveyed
TO the Twenty third precinct police station where can
be From papers found in the pockets Is becS cd
the deceased lived In the Deighborhood OF Twenty eighth
street and Third avenue.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Our Account or the Atlantic Cable in'tAs
Weekly Herald.
We shall publish in the WEEKLY HERALD thh
week the full and elaborate account Of the Attain
tic cable. with the maps and engravings gisen'in"
our edition Of Monday, together with the latest
news from the Great Eastern to the hour ofgoinge
70 press.
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TIE BRITISH PROVINCES.
OPENING OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
SPEECH OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL.
and HIS REPORTED nDNAPPERs,
&c.,

Our Quebec Correspondence.
QUEnkc, August 8, 1895.
THE CANADIAN PARLlAnKNT.
At three O'Clock to-day Lord Monck, Governor General
Of Canada, formally opened the Provincial Parlia-
ment by . brief speech, In which he said he had
called them together receive the report Of the recent
deputaon to England aud to finish the business left over
from the last session He congratulated the country on
the termination of the necessity for keeping the militia
on the frontier and expressed hope that the legislatures
Of other provinces would accept the confederation
scheme which was feature Of the imperial policy that
had been twice noticed with appreciation In her Maestys
speech from the throne.
With respect to America he said the happy termina-
ton Of the civil which had for the last four years
prevailed in the United States OF America could not fail
to exercise beneficial influence the commercial and
industrial interests Of the province and they might trust
that the establishing OF would lead to constantly
increasing development Of friendly relations between
Canada and the citizens of the great republic.
The selection of Lower Canadian Sir N Belleau) as
Premier the heads of Brown and John A. Macdonald
does not meet the views OF the Upper Canadians who
claim 1t their turn to choose Promer and threaten
to kick over the traces.
CABINET
The following is the Cabinet arrangement Sir
Narcisse Belleau Premier and Recover General Hon.
John A. Macdonald Minister Of Militia, and Hon. Nc
Dougall Minister Of Education.
The session now inaugurated win be brief and i'm
portant.
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twOud make application for his surrender undor the

it would make application for his surrender undcr the
oxtradition treaty,
THE NEGROES IN THE OLD DOMINION.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Herald sends the
following, under TO- day g date:-
The action OF the officers of the Freedmcns Bureau in
this locality under instructions from the Chief OF the
Bureau in Washington is somewhat dlstasteful TO the
FIRST families Of the Old Dominion, who have yet to learn
appreciate the great change in the labor system of the
State wrought out by tho war The idea that negroes
make complaint against the aristocratc whites and
sustain II by the testimony OF their color appears to
be something not thought Of until brought TO the scru
ny of those charged with the protection Of the rights of
the freedmen The bureau here is now almost daily
engaged in solving this enigma between the
former IOrdiy white and the always lowly ne
gro Numerous Of agreements to pay reasonable
compensation after the fall Of Richmond to these con-
trabands for field service or farm labor in this county
have arisen wherein after the crop has been made they
have been driven away, with the assertion and it's at
tempted enforcement, 1--WE can't keep you any longer
You are now free; go and take care Of yourselves"
Here the officers Of the bureau intervene and that
equity prevails This Is fable; but its moral is its
face. The city is unusually quiet.
APPROPRIATION OF LANDS TO MINNESOTA.
patent in favor Of Minnesota has Just been issued
from the General Land ONCE embracing r. 17e Of
swamp land enuripg the State under the act Of Con-
gress approved March H. $780, The lands are situated
in the Forest City district.
STATISTICS OF THE MANUFACTURE OF LINEN GOODS.
The for the total manufacture of linen goods
in the United States in $780, which in press
and about to be issued in book FORM give the following
satistcs:The total number Of establishments ten,
with an invested capital of $685. The manufac-
tories employ five hundred and twenty eight hands, at
expense of s1l3O4s. The cost Of the raw mate
rial is estimated at $82777o, and the annual value
Of the product is returned at s695,570.
EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FOR PENSIONS.
The following surgeons were appointed to-day to
examine the physical ailments of applicants for gov
eminent pensions Daniel J. Bruner Columbia, Pa.
John H. Rodgers Springfield, Ohio James L. Dunn,
Conneautvllc Pa.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AT WILMINGTON, N. @.
Ounce Parker to-day appointed by the President
Collector Of Customs at Wilmington, N G.
GENERAL EwELL.
The rebel General Ewell and wife passed through
Alexandria yesterday for their homo In Prince William
county, where he expects to reside
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
II is believed by many that the appointment Of Hon
Joseph Theacke as Commissioner of Patents which has
hung during the past week two positively to be
made and his commission issued to morrow,
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inspect plans for butings and that any building sought
TO be erected within the city limits shall have a pan
drawn and his approval obtained before the building
commenced
Sgned-Robert :. Spurge Foreman John A Morris,
secietary james Stewart John Ball, q Nudge H. W.
Nichols, w. Ii. Jones and Thomas MINES.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The mail steamship Scotia Captain Judkins, will leave
this por, to-day for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe will close al six O'Clock tkns
IscruInR
The Nsw YosK HsaA,D-Editou for Europe-will b
ready ~, Ave O'Clock in the mornins.
single copies. in Wrappers ready mailing. cents
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Fire st Toronto, G. w.

TORONTO, August s,1ses
There was FIRE here last night al the corner o. Bay
and Wellington streets The Grand Trunk Railway gcn
craI Offices, Hauton's Hotel and DR. Adams dwelling
house were destroyed Loss $1,000
II is feared that boy persisted In the flames
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Demand Is the Test or Popularity, and
newer been nfh part q the De
nand any article that there is FOE PifALONS
MIGHT BLOOMING cEREuS." The sal~s for the cur
rent wear show hundred cent over
those Ut the sal months In 1884 Sold everywhere
IRIS Not = Rsl,Be.-Th~ Daily Dema nd
for sOZODOSr rve IN tho annals a dentslry "
fiices combined This famous
art,cIe srknewl merit, and those who once
use il viii always H. b zoe its Immense sale
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A.
- . - = -
TO be- or not to br that's .be question"
rcpsrIshiips ersek"s rsias dysrspiic ssoo'e..
Aud nsn,ec-s bodily suffering, -, ,,.,u.,o.
Or ,oV Whether with saiaea dash.
s s"mp ,p no,. 10. a. rsasr.Iios nirrss,
Ara az m sa%ris' ~ si Sss h@s thought
Ana spoke. With faith wedding weak
w NV vissse hassard Ia, breath ,cmendous bad.
9s,a as, ;s aud s,sosSp , ss,sd
-four bottle. now beneath my vest have d''sssessed-
NJ s .SS e "a. asa N.Y. ls SIssn and
Nine psup1. ayGfdupo,,s Is ADDED ,i 70 my ws'sa'
quite sra,ifyne 10 The tailor. well as DR. Drake.
nm Old and Well Tried Remedy .-Mrs.
wIysLow's SOOTHING syKur fcr ehlie 10 ,ee,h,sa
ests,ood ,ae st Of thirty years M as o. ,.s H.
sa from pain .osns , ne c sss ree ,n . ID.
and is parea,s unbroken res. Price 10 ce"ses bottle
All t,rixcs Ca-hrd tn Legal i'sttcries-
''''''''' J. GLurE Broses, I7s broadway
A.-os.rrh@a, Dy~-nsery, sm..,er Con-
pn" e. sS S az 81 f Ps sy row sI aa y bss
ca,s,.m.-Thos~ Using the Eted Jacket
BrrERs warned ~ beware q aaposssss ana
e The proprietor. are doing ,hs s , 70 asS
ssCs Revenue s cat stamp eyer no s"rs sh n 80 49,. Pr
maj Bcnndtt Pctefs Oe"" y" WV W
the hottie
crlstmdoro's Hair Dye. Preservattve
go, w. ncpot wi ecsaie retail No Aster ftouse.
Tse dye applied BY. skiful ariisis
utgh,.t Premium Loak-Stitch ScWing
x,ss,ine and Bu Aouhoie Machine. WHEELER WILSON.
6l5 broadway
mn. HAIR nye, 10 Cents.-~l1iack or
brown Reliable. rspot No | Barclay street SOLD by
druggists everywhere
Howe Sewing Machine Co.--Elias BsDvve,
~, President. 90 Broadway. Agents waited
umsscnse Prices Paid for Old ReOks,-,
10000 Books on hand Tor sale cheap LEGuAr BI.orIERA
li8 Fassau street, below heekman.
Royai Havana Lottcry.-Priacs p~ss
IN gold Information furrSTed Highest rstcs PAID ~
doubloous and all kinds of gold ard silver,
4 TAYLOR h co, Bankers, 10 wsb stresA. n. "
| Royal Hmvann Lottery.~-See On1cin
| drawing Of August l. on another page, -.
The Bridal Chcmner--Am Essay OF
Waning ard ins,ruc,iop for Sorrv Men Published " h
Howard Association ap FREQ bf charge W srcd en
,elopss Aairs,. " ssnIa houshsoo Howard
The "D. y. NJ" Patent spring P"eses
.,unsRis MXRr,S, 200 broadway. Y.
WIZ OF q (.ibbs' sewing Wschins'
No 10 Broa1yH
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unssscnse Prices Paid for Old Isspks,-,}
1910 hand Tor sale cheap LEGuAr BfoTHEkAy
us rassau street. below heekman.
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Our Montreal correspondence.

MONTREAL, August T. 1906
Sanders and the Alleged Attempts 10 A,euct Hm-Grcds
Parade Of DJcn'ire frscautons-- Young Biycs
On Friend DC
George N Sanders resides In 81. Sophie place. nne
block Of stone buildings McG College avenue where
the sttempt made to abduct him II has not
been published; but learn nevertheless that this
the fourth attempt that had made compel George
to cmigrate and every time have been found in
the house How they get there is beyond Sanders
prchcnsion Sanders goes armed no says with the
permission Of the city authorities, and a belt
girde, in which slung his revolvcrs and bowie
knife while in his side pockets he carries two smaller
rcvolvcrs making his person quite IN entrepa OF arms
Persons who have examined Fort Sanders and It's
mament that IL would be difficult job to storm H.
unless carried by surprise. must not forget TO
mention in this connection however that the Montreal
city authorities have recently reinforced Fort Sanders
by four 'pcecrs policemen who walk the ramparts
day and night, and guard all the approaches would
respectfully suggest to George that hts "scctanguar
could be rendered still dofcnsible be 70
round II with OF torpcdocs similar to that wlIies
oncompasscd Fort McAlisscr when Haxcn'se division
gIoriolsly stormcd the citadel
Since Jake Thompson mysteriousy disappeared with
the rebel money bass many Of tho Southern rebels bavc
got by tho Bennett Young, tho raider has quarrccd
with Sanders Italian son nlaw DR. Coutr and circu
laies the following nj his expense:
Bennett says the Doctor Is unprinciplci fellow,
whom Sanders delcsts that the way ho came 10 marry
into tn, family was that Coutr surgeon IN the
Yankee army and white in charge OF ambulances
containing federal wounded 10 drove them into the Cen
fcderatc nes, when the beautiful Miss Sanders was 50
elaed at the Doctors sympathy with the Southern cause
that she married him. l give the story a. Bennett
Every hotel In the city Is cranmcd with Americans en-
route 10 the sea shore
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Our Toronto Correspondence.

TORONTO, C. W., August T. 1885
Counting che Cost Of the Forifca,ions- Growing Disoon
tent-Corr.ption and Encouragement in The Encise De-
partment-Unsaisfsoory End IF the Police Inssti0a-
toa-Gcvernmcnt Inquiry Called for dc.
growing feeling Of discomfort is exhibited through
out the country with relation to tho Fertilization bill,
which, it is believed the ministry will submit to Parlia-
mcnt during the coming session. The people do not
seem willing that millions should be laid out in erecting
Notifications defend few Of largest cities while
these Notifications would not preent the surrounding
country from oeng overrun, and would not even pro-
servo communication between Upper Canada and Quebec
In of between the United States and England It
is admitted that your troops would overrun the country,
these forfcations and that any damage
he British fleet might do to your seaport cities would be
but poor compensation to Canadians for the destruction
OF their property. Canadians do not, howe, or appro
ncnu ting oi .is kihd nor 40 tney look iorWaro 70
their being compelled by either moral or physical force
to enter the Union
Our internal affairs not in the most prosperous
state II is asserted that frauds of great magnitude
being committed against tho inland revenue, and that
the officers whose 1t Is to prevent these frauds
either incompetent to check them, snubbod and
their rcmon,rances and reports dsregardcd at head
quarters The latter Is the moro credible solution OF the
G Anu ten DAYS vs. ns Of hS e. sds Of
Ma and for alleged frauds the rcvcnuc, and should
tho charge provo true the lucky collector will pocket
fciture.
The people here, and indeed throughout tho province
arc thoroughly dssaished Win the result OF the nveS
legations into the conduct Of the police Tho Police
Commissioners OF Toronto Friday last acquitted
Mcdowell Of the charges brought against him,
and their decision Is severely criticised both
by the press and the people. The conduct
of the Commissioners throughout tho investigation has
been characterized partisan in the extreme. The
result of the investigation hero il par with the
results Of the other Investigations. At Hamilton tho
people believe that the matterw not probcd sufficiently
and that other nearions actions the part Of officers OF
the city could have been brought TO light IL the matter
had bscn thoroughly siftcd In Montreal the invcsga
ton broke up in disgracou row, during which Of
the city fathers took tho opportunity Of destroying tho
evidence which had been taken All these rcsuIs have
produced nsuperabe feeling among the pcoqe that
government should take tho matter iro their hands and
investigate II, and the people Of the country, and
especially Of this city, are strongly urging the adoption
OF such a course.
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Royal Hmvann Lotterys--See Onzcini
drawing Of August I. on another page
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Howe Sc nag Machine Co.--Eclias Howe,
Jr President, 61s Broadway. Agents waited
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The BRIDAL Chemner--Am Essay OF
Waning ard ins,rucog fcr Soarv Men. Published " tho
Association ap', charge IN sralcd en-
yeloper Address Dr. sklnn ifoughtou Howard Asss's
ton Phiadeiphis, IA
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All tsris-s Cashrd tn Legni isSttcrfes-
j. CIurE. Broscs, I7s broadway
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utuh.. Premium Losk-StitchA Sc lag
x,.'isc and Bu. Aoshoe Machine. WHEELER WILSON.
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ut,rs Isair nye, 20 Cents.-~Diack or
brown. Reliable. TYPO, No l Barclay street. SOLD w
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nm Old mud Well Tried Remedy.-mrs.
wIySIOw'S SOOTHING SyNUr, for chutfeo teethinR
stood tae test Of thirty years Millions of fnothers car
iosfy that reliable and perfectly safe inp cases nc
csid from pain softrns the gums rerars tne
no troubled with collie pains auiet aicrp
.si ~ M . .is unbrokrn rc-s Price 10 cent? bottle
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cri.,.doro's Hair Dye. Preservattvs
an, viz epo WI scsaie ARD retail No As,er House
i've dys appilcd by skilful artisis
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The "D. y. M" Patent spring Psese'-
.,uasEm 4 MXRrrS, 200 broadway. "
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A.-Ossrrh@n, Dy~.ntery, smsn nier 900 = =
pl,iut AZ speedily cured NY using NANt kks "bbHoh
PLANpr Sold at q PARK row and Wy Az Drugsisit
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RfTrERS are warned Of hurossses ana connrr.
fet The proprcor doing their nros 70 prc ~ ~.
,n,Ib, .ynl.t Bach hOfe has private Dnrd
Slate Revenue en, stamp over no corr ana me prp