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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27

( Wevish to arrange with Agents, mals.or female
20 sEepresent the American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine, in each State, County aud town IN ~,
United States and Ontaria. Elfra indueemsrts 70
Experienced Agents, For full particulars, AZ -.
Salary or Commission, address
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sleeping Coach attached 20 this train .tt Buffalo
running through TO Susdushauna, and at Mead
vile, running through to New York.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving CIese-
land at 40 A. NJ, Buffalo at ?. so z. NJ, and
Dunkirk 1.SO 7. NJ, and reaching New York at
-a---l.nn a. A-.---a- -.-aelr1 1890 81 = n
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Are two Of the most common and 7iraisnt disorders
preTalent cn this continents to thSse the Ointment
Is es7ecally antagOnistie, its 'Enodus opersnd is
first eradieste the venom and then complete the
cure.
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Co,rnERCIaL.
HoNoLrLr. JULTf. lsss.

HONOLULU, Jul Z !, 1863.
Since cur last. We note the following arri-
walls FROM foreign ports.
July 3. Am bark Comet. p days FROM San
Francisco July ;, Brit ship L0ttie MA-ia, 20
days from San Francisco July 5. Am ship
Ella Norton. Is days FROM San Francisco !;
July ). Am ship Shirley. IS days from San
Francisco; July 6. Brit brig Rob't cOwan,
from Victoria.
The Comet arrived just in time to answer
letters. received by her. by the Idaho. which
was detained for that purpose, until half-past
i've o'clock P. N. on Saturday. The Idaho
sailed for San Francisco. with fun cargo Of
Sugar and other Produce. aud forty-seven
passengers. The outward cargo IS valued at
the Custom House at s53.I66 g.
The Lottie Maria and Ella Norton, are
chartered to load guano for the American
Gunno Company.
The shirley brought papers from San Fran
cisco to 2Sd June, and proceeded on her
voyage to HongkOng, without stopping. We
notice Sugars Of best and medium grades are
firm. sale Of about I4Oo kegs medium grades
having been made al fair rates, between the
18th and 22d Of June.
Brit brig ROb't oOwan. brings a full cargo
of Lumber and other produce consigned TO
TIL. Davies. This vessel viii return for Vic
toriA, part of her cargo having been engaged.
At late public sale held by Messrs. JaniOn.
Rhodes Co, at Victoria, on the I'd June,
the following prices we-e obtained for Island
Sugars No. >, $. s2@Io, 2 100 rs, in bond ;
No. >, s7d7.75 2 100 lbs. in bond. MolAsses
sold from l2 to lie. duty paid. at private sale.
We notice in the Daily Ala CALIFORNIA; of
June 29d. that the [. :. ship Pensacola, was
expected 70 sail for this pert in few days.
She viii probably bring full Eastern mail
The Am bark Ethan Allen, may be looked
for in all next week with cargo of Redwood
Lumber.
Barks Vernon and KutusoE. sailed from
Teekalst with Nor West Lumber, for this
port, to be followed by the bark Camden,
loading.
Bark Comet viii meet with dispatch for San
Francisco. full cargo Of Island Produce
being engaged for her.
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Report Of the Examining Conn
mittee, on Common schools.

To HoS. ". P. KAMAkAu,
Prssideat Of tAe Board Of Education.
AgreeAbly with the duty imposed on Us, of
examining the Common Schools in the Ha-
waiian language, we have performed that
work and have attended Atteutively, the ex-
amiuations of the schools above mentioned.
and now endeavor TO give a report, Of the
status and improvement in the Common
Schools Of this District, taught in the Ha-
W4iian language.
The examinations of these Schools COM
meneed, agreeably to the notice issued by the
Secretary of the Board. on Monday the 2lst
of June, at the KamoiIiili Church, punetual-
" at nine o'clock A. NJ, and continuing til
i've O'Clock P. NJ. After carefully consider
ing the examination of the Schools held Oh
that day, your Committee do not hesitate to
say, that the majority Of the Schools showed
progress the Girls Schools at Waikikikai,
under g female teacher. being, however, an
exception The Wailupe School. which showed
no improvement last year, has made fair pro-
gress this year, in all the branches taught !;
and the same is true of the ManOa School
The Schools of KamOiiiI, Aanoa, PalolO,
and waiIupe have progressed. and the Board
will probably consider what to do with the
School at wsikiki-kai-
On Tuesday, az the Kawaiahso Church.
four Schools were examined, two from MOs-
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Fisher, presiding..in the Criminal Court, or
/ dered the Marshal to sunnuu u number of
eolored citizens TO fiji vacancies in the grand
and petit juries.
Several members of the Cuban Junta were
arrested aud confined in Jail. This evening. on
information of the Spanish Minister, that they
intended TO violate the neutrality laws
CHICAGO, June 22-It Is reported that Ho-
ward, the Ministerto China, has accepted the
Land Commissionership OF Western rail
road, and will resign the Mission TO China;
I in which case Ross Browne will probably be
retained.
GEN Candy has announced that nobody
will be admitted as member of the Virginia
, Legislature who can't take the ironclad oath.
The most Conservative candidates will have
to be Withdrawn. and Others, who can take
the oath. substituted
FoRT WALLACE Kansas j June 22-The
Indians attacked Government train, yester-
day, six miles from here, and captured three
six mule teams. The Indians were surpris-
ed. and all the mules were retakeu but two.
CHICAGO, June 2.->eward and party left
Denver for the West, yesterday.
CHICAGO, June .2.-New York specials
say that since the removal Of several Of the
Custom house stOrekeepers. frauds amount
Ing TO SCI, 900 have been discovered in the
storage business.
The places of the members of the Cuban
Junta who were arrested last week. have
beeu tlled by Others and the business goes
on as usual The Junta are cofident that
the expedition which sails this week will
settle the question in favor of Cuban indie
pendence.
ATLANTA, June 22.-The Supreme Court
of Georgia, to-day, ordered that the code Of
Georgia adopted by the new Constitution,
forever prohibits the marriage relation be-
tween white persons and persons of African
descent, and declares such marriages null and
void.
NEW YORK, June 22-The Hs5dld special
from Havana says the steamship Cleopatra,
from Vera Cruz, has Srrived. Dispatches
from the city of Mexico, 10 the 18th, report
that Minister Nelson would arrive at the
capital on the following day, and be officially
presented TO JuareZ on the 10th. General
ROsecrans would leave for Acapulco immedi-
ately There was considerable excitement
about the arrival of Minister Nelson. Foreig
10 the United States, or Protectorate over
the Republic. Parties concerning bogus
claims, to lay before the Commission to sit
al Washington, have been arrested, and
Americans suspected of completely are being
watched.
SEATTLE, W 7, June 21.-A shock of earth
quake was ielt at five O'Clock this morning
OLYMPIA, June 2>-0n Sunday afternoon
last, slight shock of earthquake was felt
here, and this morning, about i've O'Clock,
another and heavier one was felt. The last
was heavy enough 80 wake those who were
sleeping. The vibrations were from south
10 north. and lasted about four seconds.
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PASSENGERS.

FEox Say FRAscIsco. per Comet, July Sd-H VI
Horie John Pease, Henry Lamont Hiss kessainr &
Swint0u Thos Hubbell, Chas Reed, Henry johnson,
Mrs A Fuller infant
FoE sax FRAscrsco, per idaho, July Si-f Pnlger
Wife Child VI Phillips A Wilcox Wife Sou, K
Nofitt P c Jones. Paul Berenger, Mrs Mist chill
,iren Mr. Fiun & Wife. W Foster. VI Hymsn, L LON
bard n Atwood, Geo Leonard Chas Make Misses
Makee, Miss Mary Green Mss Alice Green-
Bond " Mann, Cook Mrs Doane, " . smith,
Miss D knapp, o Emmerson. Il Lancaster, " Ife
children c Williams Wife ChAs Jewell Pred
eric. Peter johnson, N Joseph R DIX. W Reinking.
c II Harrud
FkoN yIcIoRIA, per Robert cowsn. July s-Robert
Cowan Esq
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


June 5O-Schr Prince, fr0m K0ua
SIP Live Yankee. from KOolau-
Schr Luka- from koloa
SIP WaiDaln- from koolau-
Schr kainaile. from MolokAi-
july 1-Sehr John Young, from Kauai.
Scbr Mary Ellen, from Maui
2--Schr Pauahi from Hilo-
Schr Mary. from Anahola-
Schr Hattie, from Nawiliwii-
Schr Nettie Merrill. from Lahaina-
Schr Rob Roy. from hoOiAu.
3-Sehr Isabella, from Lanai
Schr ManuokaWai from Maui.
Sehr Annie from Hio.
Sehr Ia MOI. from kahSlui
SIP Live Yankee from Maui
An Bark Comet, Fuller, q days from San
Francisco
sehr Odd Fellow, from Maui
4-Schr Active. from Kohsla-
Schr kinau. frum MtuL
schr MarildA. from kRwaihse-
5-Am ship L0ttis Maria, --, 10 days I'm
san Francisco.
schr kamaile. from MolokAi
Schr Moi keiki from Maui.
Am ship Shirley Furgersea, Is days from
san Francisco.
BIZ Brig Robert Cowan, Gardiner, 2 days
from Victoria B. c.
Am ship Ella Norton, ID days from San
kirsr 49,
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Oz the eth Of July after long illness Of eousump-
ton al the residence q his uncle Judge Aleu. AR
EDwAED PEABoDT APPLEr0x, 3 years Of age he was
the son Of Chief Justice AppetOn, q Maine and leit
his home last autumn, hoping TO derive benefit from
the VOYAGE and change Of climate, in both Of which
he vas Disappointed He bore his Illness with great
forrituds aud cheerful Patienee, and 10 the last
hour Of his life his mind clear and cal and his
gentie spirit passed quietly away, with fuh assrr
ance Of a heavenly home
The funeral vii take place This Afternoon al
O'Clock, from thu residences Of Cbief Justice Ahea
SIMoNsOS-At Haiku, Maui, in bis 57th year.
William Simonson, native Of New JerseT--NeW-
ark and n J. papers please copy
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BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL!
Malxawao. Mani.
THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE

THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE
Il Boys Boarding School, at Makawao,
having been completed, notice is hereby given,
that the School viii be opened for the recep-
ton of pupils, on the
First day of June next
ensuing. This School is to be under the care
of Nh. R, W. ANDREWS. and his sister,
Mrs. SARAH THURsToN. who will endeav-
or to take the best care of all the children,
committed to their charge.
The course of instruction will be in the
English language, and reasonable amount
of manual labor, will be expected to be per-
formed by the pupils. each day.
An annual Summer vacation, of six weeks,
viii be given, during which time. the pupils
will be allowed to visit their parents or guar
dams, if desired.
Each boy win be required to be provided
with. at least:
Four suits of everyday clothes,
One suit of Sunday clothes,
One warm Jacket,
Two night-gowns. one blanket,
Two pillow-cases. three sheets,
Four towels, and two hats.
The charges for board and tuition, including
washing, books and stationery. will be $1,000
per annum, for each boy. Two boys from the
same family, will be charged $40. and three.
5000, all of which charges will be payable
quarterly, in advance. In case the washing
of any boys clothes shall be done by his
friends or relatives at Makawao, $1,000 per
annum. or sl.OO per month, will be deducted
fron the rates above given.
For further particulars, apply to Mr.. R. W.
Andrews, at Makawao. or to
W. JAS. SMITH,
Sec'y of Board of Education.
By order of the Board of Education.
Education Office, May 18th, 1869.
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A STRANGE FIsH.-BefOre daylight, Tuesday
morning, some native fishermen on the surf,
perceived through the darkness something sp-
preaching them from the seward, which at
first they took TO be the father of all turtles,
with his great head stuck out of water. On
nearer approach, however, it turned out TO be
a sailor, who had swum on shore from ship al
anchor outside. The fishermen left their nets,
and conducted their prize to the station house.
Poor consolation for :" Poor jack" after risk
ing his life in shark-infested waters, TO be taken
for turtle, aud then be locked up as run
AWAY.
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CLEARED.

June SQ-Slp Live YANKEE, f5r koolau-
Schr Moi Kcike, for Maui
July I-Schr Prince. for K0ns.
Schr LukA. for Koloa-
Schr KsmAile for NolOkai-
2-Schr LiIiu, for Nol0kAL
3-Schr Roo Roy, for Koolau-
6-Schr ksnoi. for kAhsluL
Schr Hokulele, for Pearl River
Schr kinau. FOR Pearl River
Am Slip Shirley, -, for Hoogkong.
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The P.,neh Bod has been laid upou our
table, newspaper We mean, of that name,
not the real article. It is published by Mr.
J. Il. Black, and proposes monthly issue.
We hope it viii grow in favor with the pub
lie, and in due time, increase in stature and
likewise in the frequency of its appearance,
and be as festive as its name would indi-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-07-07
Later News.

By the clipper ship Shirley, Capt. Fur
gusou, which arrived here, en- route to
China, on the 9Th inst, Is days from San
Francisco, we are in receipt of San Fran
cisco dates to the 23d Of June, with tele-
graphic dispatches four days later than
those received per IiahO.
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CAPr. JOIN MEEK.-This venerable gentle
man and old resident, has, for some days past.
been in IL health. bat We are pleased to learn
that yesterday. he was Improving
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We are informed that the Board Of Immi-
grafton purpose TO attend to the engagements
Of the recently arrived immigrants to-day
aud tomorrow. Those wishing their ser
vices should be on band. The Board will
attend to this business at the house di-
rectly opposite the late residence of His late
Highness Mataio Kekuanaoa.
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$500 REWARD.

TyHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
Il paid, for any information which viii
lead to the recovery Of an ENGLISH STAR
LING, which escaped from the undersigned
about two weeks since This STARTLING
has blsek wings and back, with small white
spots on his breast
1t G, P NAkD-
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Honolulu Water Works Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs to call
i the attention of water consumers, to the
following regulations of the Honolulu Water
Works:
The hours for irrigation shall be from 6 to
s A. NJ, and from to P. NJ.
Any person found running water for irriga-
ton purposes after the hours above specified,
will forfeit the unexpired term Of his water
privilege.
Any infringement Of these regulations, win
subject the parties so infringing, to have their
water pipes cut of.
The half-yearly water rates will be due on
the LIST of July, and it is expected that they
will be promptly paid.
TH0S. LONG,
Superintendent Of Water Works.
Honolulu, June %. Is69.-23-3t
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TIE REGArTA.--At 10 o'clock. on Monday,
a regatta took place, sailing match for a
purse. between two beautiful boats built here,
one by Mr.. Clark and the other by Messrs. lib
wharf 20 the stake-boat of Waikiki and back.
The time was one hour and seventeen minutes.
The winning boat was that of Mr.. Clark, ar
irving back at the wharf in minutes before
her opponent. The boats were very equally
matched, and il is said another race viii be
gotten up between them. The Cara Bell, the
winning boat, is offered to sail another race
for $500 side.
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NOTICE.

AsI AM NOW COMPILING THE
u Items for my DIRECTORY" all persons
having charge Of Churches, Public Schools,
etc., wishing to be remembered, viii please
forward their memoranda IS soon AZ possible.
Pastors viii please state the name Of their
Church, by whom. aud when founded, the
number Of COMMANDMENTS. etc. School Teach
ers will please respond in like manner.
In behalf Of the Public.
c. c. BENNETT.
2z-lm No. A Port Street.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE UxDERsIGSED, HEREBY
Il gives notice to all persons. that be has
this day appointed w. P. STEVENS a. my
Agent, for all my property, with power to col
lect all rents, and make all leases.
j. KAMAI.
Honolulu. June 7th, 1se9.-22-sm
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Administrators Notice.
Assessors Notice.
THE TAN ASSESSORS OFFICE

THE TAN ASSESSORS OFFICE,
l. at the Road Supervisors Office. on Marine
Street. will be open from A. NJ. to u NJ, on
Saturdays, until further notice. A box for
the reception of all papers connected with tax
att IN, win be found at the door.
konohikis, and those who have charge of
pasture lands, are requested, according to law,
to return sworn lists of the names and resi-
denees of the owners of all animals on the
lands under their care. Said list to be left at
the Assessors Office, on or before July 18th,
1869.
The Officers of the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment are reqested to prepare lists of the names
and residences of the members Of each compa-
ny. Such lists to be sworn and left at the As
SCISSORS Office. on or before July 18th, 1869,
instead of the 18th.
The same request, with the same provisions.
is also made to the commanders of the various
volunteer military companies. Members must
have belonged one year, at least, preceding
July LIST, 1869.
W. R. CASTLE,
Tax Assessor.
Honolulu July 7th lS6g-95-4t
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HONOLULU MEAN TIME.

There viii be partial eclipse q the moon, visi-
Die here July 81 commencing about ten minutes 10
one O'Clock A. NJ Cor ffty minutes past midnight OF
the 22dl ending Is A "
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HUBBUcK's PATENT ZINC PAINT
IL The bssr article II the kind imported Eor
sAls By Q-Su) BoLLEs L CO.
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NOTICE.

ID Extra Family. in or. sacks Bakers Ex-
ira, in ar. and hf. sacks. Superhne Flour, in
ar. and hf. sacks, for sale, IN bond or duty
paid, by ISL BoLLEs 4 co.
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MANILA CIGARS-Only few left, Of
VI those Choice Cigars, which We have been
selling Of late lisl BoLLBs 4 co.
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Coon TEMPLARs.-The association known
by this name. had its origin in the State Of
New York in 1851. lis secret society. but
its avowed object is the banding together of
men pledged to total abstinence from all in
tozicating drinks. From the time of its incep-
ton up to the present date, the order has spread
with great rapidity over the States, and it Is
said that there are now no less than three
hundred Lodges in the State of California
alone. In April last, the requisite number of
members being here. dispensation was pro-
cured from California. and Lodge of Good
Templars opened in Honolulu. which now
numbers about fifty members.
TIE FIRE ALARM BELI.-The new bell Or
dered for the Honolulu Fire Department, was
received per Idaho, on her last trip down.
This bell was cast to order of the Depart
ment, at the celebrated foundry of McNeeley,
at West Troy, y. Y, and weighs LOIS lbs.
1t cost $500 landed here The order was
sent on in the hands of Mr.. W. Il. Dimond,
through the house of the Russell & Irwin,
Manufacturing Co. At the last meetingof the
Department, Committee was appointed to
solicit subscriptions TO defray the expenses
of the erection of the tower We learn it is
proposed to erect the tower on the vacant
space between the Hook and Ladder and No.
2 Engine House. A chart of the city has
been prepared by Mr.. J. A Hassinger, First
Assistant Engineer, which in its execution
reflects great credit upon that gentIeman's
artistic skill By the plan submitted by him
aud adopted BY the department, the city of
Honolulu together with its suburbs, for the
purposes OF fire alarm, is divided into five
wards, viz: Wards and 8, all that portion
North of Fort street Wards aud 4, all that
portion South of Fort street. Ward 5, vessels
in the harbor of Honolulu Ward l, COM
prises all that portion North of Fort street
and makai of Hotel street. Ward 8, COM
prises all that portion North of Fort street
and mauka of Hotel street Ward 2, com
prises all that portion South of Fort street
and makAi of Hotel street. Ward 4, comprises
all that portion South of Fort street and ma
uka of Hotel street. Thus, when the alarm
of fire is given, our citizens living in the city
or the suburbs, by listening to the clang Of
this bell viii be enabled to know al once the
situation of the fire, and the firemen will no
longer be compelled to run wildly about to
find out the quarter from which the alarm
proceeds.
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JSo. NJ. KAPESA, r-,u;..,,,
D. MALo, -
J. W. MAKALESA,
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Supreme Court---In Probate.

Honolulu. July 7th, lse9.-25-4t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-08-12
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TnE Advertiser, having been restored to
health Ia few weeks, 10y q ye:y simple rem,
edy, after having suffered severpl years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumphon-is anxious to make known to
hls fellow suiierera the means Of cue.
To all who desire It, he viii send copy Of
the prescription used free oichafge) with the
directions Tor preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cureior Consump.
tion, Asthma, Bro ouchtis, elc. The object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, amt spread information
which he eoneeNes to be invaluable; aud he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy, rs it
WI cost them nothing, aud may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, Wi;i please
address
REV. WARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New FORK.
juno ~ Is ly ..
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INTERNAL revenue reports
from Virginia show a decided
improvementin the efficiency
of officers. Collections from
tobacco since General Grant
went into office, in the Peters,
burg, Richmond and Lynch.
burg Districts, aggregate about
one million two hundred thou
sand dollars moro than those
for the corresponding period OF
last year, and an Increase Of
about one million pounds Otto
bacco shipped in bond.
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ANIMAL LIFE is full of corruption
and we can only hope to escape the
ills which flesh is heir to by Il judi
cious use of the remedies in natures
store-house. III all the time which
has past since the world began, nan
kind has given great attention and
some of its best talent to the study OF
medicine While this sacrifice has
not been wholly in vain, the facts
elected are few aud most pnSatisfac'
tory. Among the tratks which have
been elected is this shat If we keep
the blood pure we must be healthy"
To purify the blood there is no medl-
cine tqualto Morse's Indian Roo.Pills,
asthousands of testimonials will Ter-
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regain and retain your health. Morse's
Pills are the best medicine for all Fe,
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