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MISSOURI.
The Injunction Against the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company.

The Injunction Against the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company.
ST. LOUIS, July 81, 1868.
Hudson e. Bridge one Of the directors of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad who a short time ago en-.
joined the company from paying any money on &C.
count OF certain legislation last winter N connection
with the purchase Of the road from the
State, tomorrow will apply for a mandamus
to enable him to examine the books and
general afYars OF the company. The petition states
that fraudulent and fictitious vouchers to q large
amount had been recently paid out OF the funds of
the company to director Of the road. The presi.
dent Of the company some weeks since issued orders
to the subordinate officers not to allow the iaspec
tion Of the books records papers OF the company
by anybody without his written permission. Since
the application for the mandamus the vouchers re-
ferred TO puport to be for wood and ties alleged
have been delivered at points along the road, and
are properly certified by Mr.. Moore, the superintend
ent Of the road.
Another section OF the Kansas Pacific Railway was
accepted to-day. The road is now completed to
Sheridan, twelve miles this side OF Fort Wallace.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News by the
Cable up to the hour Of publication Telegraphc De-
spatches from all parts Of the world; the Current
News Of the Week; the Fashions; Amusements;
varietes Facet@; Scientific Sporting, Political, Re-
lgious and Literary Intelligence; Editorial articles
the prominent topics OF the day; Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews of the Cattle. Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER.
cial Intelligence, and accounts OF all important and
interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, ST. Ten copies, $l5; Single copies, 1--WE
cents each. limited number Of advertisements In
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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LOUISIANA.

Presidential ElectOrs-A Observation-Disclosures
About seymour Knights and Blair Guards.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1858.
Az the opening Of the session this morning in the
House notice was given Of bill TO authorize the
Legislature to elect Presidential Electors.
The member Of Governor warmuths stan men,
toned in last nights Washington dispatches is
myth, and the statements made in his name are fab
lied stan.
The Seymour Knights and Blair Guards, who were
represented In the dispatches as rebel regiments
organized are democratic clubs, OF which q large
number have been formed In this city,
Well informed republicans do not know who the
himself, Is.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Rishtfnl Action Of the LegisIafure-What
COlOred Leaders Say-MOderation.
COLUMBIA, July 81, 1868.
proposition to pay the wife of member Of the
House, who, it is supposed, was murdered in cold
blood by the emissares of the Ku Klux Khan, $500,
was voted down.
The negro members Of the Legislature say they are
DESTROYS OF legisatng for the whole State and not
for party. They ask for fair play and no favor.
their declarations. They are for peace and unity II
that be possible in forwarding the interests OF South
Carolina.
Should the educational qualification be introduced
into the Legislature 1t will without question be sus.
taned by at least three-fourths OF the members.
Moderation seems to be the order of the day.
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GEORGIA..

The Legislaturc-Secret SessiOn-Tke Inaugu.
ration Ball-GOvernOr BullOck's Address.
ATLANTA, July 81, 1868.
To-day was passed by the Senate considering exc
cutive business in secret session.
The proceedings Of the House were confined to
matters Of purely local character.
Governor Bullock's grand Inauguration bail came
OF last night at the National Hotel. large crowd
OF whites and negroes, numbering some three hun
dred gathered In front OF the hotel and cheered for
Grant and Colfax. Calls were made for speech
from the Governor, who appeared and sad:-
My Countrymen and Friends-I am glad to see the
voters for Grant and COlfax awake and hope that
you Will be ready next fall to cast your votes with
out fear or reward. l thank you, gentlemen, for
this distinguished honor and with these few remarks
bid you pleasant good night.
The crowd then quietly dispersed.
At Republican Hail Joshua Hill made speech in
favor OF Grant and COfax as the only hope for the
country.
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PUNISHMENT OF MICRO MuRDBRBRs MrTIgArED.-
Many persons will remember the barbarous murder
Of Mr.. James A. Martin, near Allendale, Barnwell
district. In April last. BY @ crowd Of infuriated
negroes. Jacob Green and George Taylor, the two
the shooting have been tried lately In Aiken before
q military commission-Major L. Walker, President,
foundguty Of murder and sentenced 70 be hanged to
death BY the neck, at such time and place as the
proper reviewing authority may direct But General
Canby's clemency has cheated the gallows Of lie
rich dues and the well deserved sentence OF these
two black tends IL mitgated to ten years impriso-
ment At hard labor In Fort Macon, N. C.-EdQefeld
fS CT Advertiser.
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CENTRAL ASIA.

The Russians to Retire-Indemnlty TO the
Gar.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 81, 1858.
Under the preliminary arrangement for peace
made with Bokhara the Russian troops are to leave
the country at once the Khan paying to the Russian
government half million silver rubles as indem-
nifty for the expenses Of the war.
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KENTUCKY.
GEORGE III. PendIeton-A serenade.

George III. Pendleton-A Screnade.
LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1868.
George Fl. Pendleton arrived ct Louisville Hotel
TODAY A band of music serenaded him there and
many citizens called on him. He made few re-.
marks thanking the citizens for the reception. He
WAS urged TO remain over and speak here tonight.
He was escorted TO the Frankfort depot By band OF
music and citizens His reception here was very
cordial he speaks ct Frankfort tomorrow.
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SPAIN.

A Cabinet Crisis Discontcnt In the Navy.
LONDON, July 81, 1885,
The pending political troubles in Spain have re-
suited 10 ministerial crisis.
Il IL understood that the distinguished liberal
statesmen, Don Badomero Espartero. Duke de Ia
victoria has been summoned to form new Cabinet
and has gone to Madrid for that purpose.
piscontent continues to prevail In Spain and
,restens to break out into armed insurrection at
4 moment. Disanection Is also apparent among
thonloers Of the feet
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JAPAN.

The War In Abatement-MOvement Towards
Reconstruction.
SHANGHAI July 4. via LONDON. July 81, 1868.
News has just been received from Japan which in
dicates that the civil war in that country drawing
to q close.
compromise has been effected between the Dali
mics OF the North and the South which will probably
lead to the speedy termination OF hostites between
the Mikado and the Tycoon.
The particulars of the arrangement have not yet
been received here and It is not known what dis
position has been made Of the claims Of Bashi
to the supreme political power.
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MORMON SECEDERs.-A train OF twenty-tnree
wagons OF Josephte families, on their way from
Utah to the States has arrived at Cheyenne. They
express themselves very much disguised with the
way that they were treated by Brigham. They as
sert that the portion OF those who acknowledge
Brigham are not true Mormons, but Brighamites,
and that he is not a true prophet or the legitimate
successor OF the head Of the Church, but an impOs
tor who In the name OF the Church, makes arbitrary
laws for his own personal advancement and gain.
They left Utah on the 22d Of May and lost stock
and had no difficulties with the Indians
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port on
Saturday for Asplnwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pa
cifc will close at haf-past ten in the morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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The Goodwood Races-Closins Contests.
GOODwOOD, July 81 1868.
The attendance was brilliant and the racing very
nne and well contested
The nrst race was for the Nassau stakes OF fifty
sovereigns EACH for three year old nlies to carry
122 pounds the owner OF the second horse receive
one hundred sovereigns out Of the stakes one mile
twenty -four subscrbers) The race was won by the
Duke Of Hamilton's ch f. Leonie. by Newminster out
OF Gaspard's dam, by Hampton. Marquis Of Hast
ings' oh. Athena, by Stockwell, out of Kerome by
Neasham, second; Mr.. G. Holmes br. T. Virtue, by
Stockwell, out Of Patience, by Lanercost, third.
Four started.
The betting 3efore the race was six to one against
Leonie, three to one against Athena and seven to
one against Virtue.
The second race was for the Duke OF Richmond's
plate (handicap, OF 100 soveregns, for three year
ODDS and upwards. Distance one mile. The race was
won by Lord JERSEYS b. h. vespasan, by Newminster,
out of vesta; Sir J. Hawleys b. h. XII, by General
williams, out of Lembda, second; Mr. J. Johnstone's
b. Courter, by King Of Trumps, out OF Last Love,
by Annandale, third.
Eight started
The betting before the start four to one against
vespasan, two to one against XII and twelve to one
against Courtier.
The third race was for the Chesterfield cup (handl.
CAPT. value 800 sovereigns, by subscription Of fifteen
sovereigns each, for three year 0lds and upwards.
Distance one mile and quarter The race was won
by Lord Stamfords b. c. Charnwood, by Newcastle
out Of Cassidia; Sir J. Hawley's oh. T. The Palmer
by Drumour, out Of Stockade, second; Cap.
tain sklpworths b. C. Mercury, by Lambton, out OF
Starlight third.
Time, 203.
The betting was three to one against the winner,
twelve to one against The Palmer and Eve to one
against Mercury.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Nova Scotia Indignant-Her People Threaten
RevOlution-The Last Resort Talked OF.
ST. JOHN, N. B., July 81, 1858.
At Yarmouth to-day strong anti.Union meeting
was held. Resolutions were passed expressing hor.
TOR and indignation at the refusal Of the Imperial
Parliament to redress the wrongs OF Nova Scotia
and threatening to take high handed measures to
secure the deliverance Of the country from its pre-
sent position.
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GLASGOW. July si.--The steamship Europa, tan.
Vile yesterday.
LvERPoolr July a1.-rhe steamship FRINGE, Cap.
tain Grace Of the Nssonsl line, which e.s New rotk
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FRANCE.

Legislative NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In south
America.
PARIS, July 81, 1868.
The Senate was to-day prorogued by the Emperor.
The Poh1e has an editorial to-day strongly urging
the joint intervention of France Great Britain and
the United states for the restoration of peace be-
tween Paraguay and the allied South American
Powers.
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American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Porter
and Averill.
MONTREAL, July 81, 1868.
The imports OF American -four continue to in
crease.
The Forty-seventh regiment, now stationed at
Halifax, has been ordered to Barbados
Generals Porter and Averil are at the st. Louis
Hotel, Quebec,
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fAklS July 81, 1905.
The xonfteur publishes an imperial decree sus-
pending for the space Of three months the collection
Of tonnage dues from Gil vessels entering French
ports with carsoes OF cereals The decree goes into
erect on the LIST day Of October 1868.
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7RLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Queen VictOria's Speech in Propagation
Of Parliament.
Ireland Restored to the Con.
stitutiOn.
PEACE ARRANGEMENTS IN JAPAN
ENGLAND.

Rrorogati0n of Parliament-The Queens
Speech-Political Relief for Ireland-The
Coming Electi0n-Letter from Secretary
Seward and an American Present.
LONDON, July 81, 1868.
The session Of Parliament was prorogued to-day.
The Queen was not present, and her speech was
made by royal commission and read as usual, by
the Lord Chancellor. 1t speaks Of the foreign rela
tons Of Great Britain friendly and satisfac.
tory, and says there Is no reason to fear war In
Europe.
No reference is made to the United States
The Abyssinan expedition has INDICATED the
honor OF the Crown.
The cessation OF attempts at rebellion in Ireland
renders the further use Of the exceptional powers
granted by the two houses needless.
The Queen thanks the Commons for the supplies
voted for the government, and congratules them
upon the passage Of the Irish and Scotch Reform
bills, the Public School BILL the bill for the purchase
of the telegraph wires throughout the kingdom and
Others OF less important character
The speech also announces that dissolution OF
Parliament will soon take place. in order that the
people may reap the advantages Of the more ex-
tended system Of representation recently provided,
confident Of their fitness for their new duties, and
that their voice will be for the perpetuaton Of that
civil and religious freedom which Is secured by the
institutions Of the nation and the settlement of the
realm.
In the House Of Commons, previous to the proro.
CATION, the Speaker said he had received, through
the United States Legation, letter from Hon. w. H.
Seward accompanying which was splendid copy
OF the book entitled "a Tribute Of the Nation to the
Memory of Abraham Lincon''-a present from the
Congress OF the United States to the House of Com
mons.
Lord Stanley moved that the thanks OF the House
be sent to Congress through Mr.. Seward, and that
the book be placed in the library Of the House. This
motion was carried mem. con.
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Died.

CLINToN.-On Friday, July 81, at her residence 1877
Monroe street, Mrs. CArHARIsR CLINTON. widow Of
Pair * Clinton.
Notice OF funeral In to-morrow's paper.
For Other Deaths seventh Pdge.l
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A.-Phnlon's ''Paphian SOnpo Possesses tint
properties the "Paphian Lotion" IS cents cake
It will not chap the skin Is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH NURSERY.
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TENNE SSEE.

Lynch Law in Tennessee-HOrse Thieves Res.
cued and Hung.
MEMPHIS, July 81 1853.
While constable Day and guard OF three men
were conveying on a twohorse wagon on Thursday
night two men, noted horse thieves, Christopher N.
Beven and Benjamin Whitfield, from Raleigh to this
city for commitment to jail, they having been found
riding stolen horses, and when within two miles of
this city the guard were suddenly surrounded by
about forty masked hOrsemen, who took the pris-
oners, ordering the guard not to follow and left in
the direction Of Raleigh.
This morning the men were found near McCallum's
mills hanging to tree with paper pinned on them
inscribed -"Horse thieves hung by an outraged
community"
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The Bank Statement.

PARIS July 81, 1868.
According to the onncial statement Of the Bank OF
France published to-day the amount OF bullion In is
vaults has increased 100000 francs since the last
rcport.
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ChevaIier's Treatise on the Hair-(iven
away drug stores and by mail FREQ. This valuable
should be In house, teaches restore
10 It's original color cultivate and have IL beautiful 10 the
latest period OF life.
SARAH A. CHKvALIER, n D., LIE Broadway, NY.
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W1NsL0w's sO0THN1 SYRUP II safe and certain
remedy Tor All diseases whh which afflicted dur
ing the process Of teeshna has stood The Of many
years. Never known fall. Gives mothes and
bowels.
"MRs. WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
having the FAC smile OF COURTS PHsxfSs the outside
wrapper AL others are base mjtatioaa
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A.-Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder.

Cockroaces feas bugs and every kind of
killed at once by this remarkable powder not poison
but certain to do Its work single Is cent Task has
killed
Peck OF Cockruaches.
Be you get Lyons II the original and only
Destroying Powder Beware OF limitations See sigma.
re OF E. Lyon the task Depot Il Park New York
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IRELAND.
The Habeas Corpus Restored.

The Habeas Corpus Restored.
DUBLIN, July 81, 1868.
All the prisoners who were arrested under the sus.
pension OF the writ of habeas corpus In Ireland and
detained without trial have been discharged from
custody.
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who having desire better manhood Sent sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge benefited, return tn
postage. Address Phlanthros Dor r. Phnadelphia, Pa
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A.-PhnlOn's "Paphian Lotion" Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM ERYSIP
ELIAS, &c.
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Campbell, Chemist and Aposheeary, Corper
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth Special attention
given 10 Prescriptions and Pure Medicines.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Bs.f In the
world The only perfect Dyes harmless, reliable insaat
nsous. Factory Is Bood street.
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A Cool Resort Open for Boarders TIL
September 18-Rpley Female College, Poultusy VI. Ad-
dress Rev. John Newman, u. d.
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A.-Mosquitoes and Flies.-sleep In Com.
fort, Roebucks Mosquito Canopes for Beds.
ROEBUCK BROS, So Fulton street.
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For Moth Patches, Freclles and Tan on tbo
Face, use PBRRYs moth AND sRECkLE LOrIoN"
Sold By druggists everywhere.
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Popular Hints for Popular Reforms.

LONDON, July 81, 1868
The London Times Of to-day in a leading editorial
says Of the session Of Parliament, that time only
will show II the leaders shall retain their status
in the change from the old to the new body. Mr..
Bright will find the new House Of Commons q more
congenia audience than in the days Of Palmerston
or Of Gladstone whose popularity may yet reach on
to house elected by one constituency and doomed
to satisfy the requirements Of another. The House
may be satisfied, In spite OF all shortcomings, with
such work as the abolition Of church rates, the pun
ishment of electoral corruption and the condemna-
ton of political and church abuses.
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A.-JeRers Offers Extraordinary Bargaias
IN Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Boots and Shoes
JEFFERs LBS and ll3s Brosdwsy, opposite ST. James,
Hoffman and Fifth Avenue hotels.
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Permar.eut Care for Catarrh.-Druasists
sell immen ~ quantities Of this valuable medicine pre-
pared BY Ir Kennedy, OF Auburn " and givea entire
lief from that distressing disease
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PAmphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
vita neatnesa auckness and despatch twenty Psr csns
CT than other printing " ne eiX
"a the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip.
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing EssAblishmest
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Close Of the Summer Meeting at the Buffalo
Driving Park.


BUFFALO, July 81 1868.
The Buffalo Park Association closed their summer
trotting fair to-day with three races for purses
full and the track in fine condition. The attendance
has been good. The magnitude OF prizes offered
produced great display of booded animals The fair
Perfect order has been maintained The attend
ance to-day was larger than on any preceding day
The first race was for purse OF $1,000, free for AL
horses 81 to the FIRST s400 to the second and 5000
to the third; mile heats best three in five, to har-
ness Only three horses entered, the American Girl
having been Withdrawn. Lucy won in three straight
heats easily. Rolla Golddust showed badly.
SUMMARY.
Sllas Rich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ROlla Golddust .........................3 3 8
Time, 2:25,4-2:3l-2:27
The second race was for a purse OF 81, 200, for
teams, free for all teams owned and driven together
a team three months previous to the fair $3.50 to
the first. $500 to the second and $3.50 to the
trary to all expectatio 3, the team race
was a one-sided affair, Nebocksh and
Medoc winning in two heats with the greatest ease
shutting out all but Mollie Newton and White Bird
In the first heat and dstancng that team in the
second heat. Nebocklish and Medoc were entirely
too fast to make the race interesting.
Nebockish and Medoc. ..................."...1 l
Mollie Newton and White Bird. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time. 234-2:32H
The third race was for purse OF $780, free for all
horses four years Old or under; $3.50 to the first
800 to the second and $50 to the third; mile heats
best three In five in harness. Only three horses
started In this race srxv.vv
Cayugh Chief... Observation-Disclosures. l l
Fancy Goiu9ust' .......-.................
Time, 2:5I-2:46-2424.
Tomorrow there will be an extra race between
Lucy, Billy Boyce and Rolla Golddust to saddle.
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p. p. p. p.

wsol... b, c. s eh h n ssss NJ sixth avenue.
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Kelly Island CatNwha, 80 per Gallon;
Busseu Champagne Cider, quart bottles ~ dozen
MURPay 4 DUNN, 80 BaAver stres.
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The Famous Corner-pz Nassas street,
corner Fulton Tbe Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
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An Agent to Fund the State Debt-Fraudulent
State Bonds-Payment OF the NIilitia-A
Grant speech.

NASHVILLE July 81 1858.
bill was introduced into the Legislature to-day
to appoint agent to fund the State debt principal
and interest, due and to be due in five years.
resolution passed the House to investigate the
issuance Of fraudulent State bonds IN circulation
said to have been signed In New York.
1t s estimated that $40, 900 900 in bonds will be
needed to pay the militia of the State.
Colonel Stokes make Grant and Colfax speech at
the Capitol tonight.
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WIS., TSsyes: end \: sssr HSis1sss
L0Ra 10 Doad ayeee
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If IL IL Thrown In Your Teeth TINT Yea Do
keep your dental apparatus in proper TRIM yoar
fault for All the world knows that you might do using
that matchess vegetable dentfrcs, SOZODONT.
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sPALDINos GLUE, cheap convenient. and useful Mends
everything