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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

JuuICIAE. ELEcT5oN the auuu-
nuai spring election next April Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of this
state j. 10 Je elected Tor the term Of six
years The Republican members o! the
Legislature have issued i call on Judge
Dixon, requesting him - become 4 can
iida,e Tor recollection. to which request
he has accedoi
It's not probable thet any party nomi>
nations viii he made; and it seems now
as though Judge Dixon would have little
# any opposition. County Judges are 70
lie elected ct the same ti2e for term Of
four wears.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

"WE KILLED 7HE BEAR ?''- Cover.
of the Grant County Herald, must ever
bear the palm for blow your-own-h horn
Isl Now that Matt Carpenter Is elected
Z. ;. Senator, Cover comes out biz in his
favor, and claims great credit for the as
sistauce he rendered the lucky candidate
If Mr.. Cover had written q single line
fer the public, favoring Mr., Carpenters
eIectis7, there would be less ego;ism as
cril.e him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

TUE LONDON TINES denouuccs
the Alabama Treaty, and says It is in
comprehensive and without order, uu>
less there was q secret stipulation some
where to the contrary. The eonsidera-
ton Of the question Of the recognition Of
the Southern States as belligerents was
plainly provided for in Ills treaty
Nothing was excluded The defects OF
the treaty have grown out Of, and are
owing to, the semi-publie fashion in
which negotiations have been conducted
If the United States Senate hesitates to
rat.fy the project Ireland viii not chafc.
1t i desirable that the whole trea
ty be revised and recast As it IS now.
practically, every claim may % to the
umpire for final decision. If this is a
settlement, the Times asks for new def
fnitiyn Of the word
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

AT the skating rink in Indianapo-
rs the other night, young lady good
looking, and prquaats, tainted. A
young man caught her. Young men
always do catch EN-. A lady also
caught her at the same time. Young
man, anxious to do something, took
hold Of fair, soft, feminine hand.
and commented to rub it VIOLENTLY.
See here" said the fair lady who
was assisting him to hold the fair in.
animate, you have made mistake.
That's my hand you are rubbing. -
The young man resigned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

SOME years ago a gentleman died,
his widow inherited his property and
collected the insurance on his life,
and very soon enlarged, repaired and
fitted mp her residence in quite lux
urious style. \ friend calling ex-
dressed some little surprise that she
made these nice arrangements so soon
after the death Of Mr.-. why
should l not DO it ?" replied the prac-
teal relicit. My husband, good
man, is enjoying a glorious mansion
in the skies and Of course he wishes
me to be as comfortable as possible
here on earth" Who SAYS that wo-
mans faith was not shown by her
works.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

My son, said veteran at the
foot Of tn stuirS, ''arise and see the
newly risen luminary Of day, and hear
the sweet birds singing their n4atin
songs Of praise to their great Creator.
Come when the dew Is on the grass.
and tender lambs are bleating on the
hillside-come quick, or III be M
there with a switch and give YOU the
worst licking ever you had ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

y GENTLEMAN travelling in rail
way carriage was much amused by a
constant fire Of words between two
ladies. One OF them at last kindly
inquired il their conversation did not
make his head ache when he answer
ed with a good deal Of righteousness.
No, ma am, I've been married TWEEN
~ years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

VIGILANCE Committees are forming
in some of the wards of New York city,
for the protection of life and property
1t is announced that their purpose is to
do what was done in San Francisco. wears
ago-put criminals to Observation-Disclosures
who have nothing to fear from the law,
because it is administered by the law
less. The remedy is a desperate one,
but then the disease..is pronounced des-
pirate Ii rorked well in the California
city; but how it would in "the metropo-
lis is not so clear, though it may be
made clear in s. short time
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

II some Of the religions denomina-
tions they license young men to
preach, anc let them preach on trial
some time before they orday them.
At church meeting of that kind.
there arose quite a discussion as to
ordaining q iiceutiate who had not
succeeded very well so far, and an
elder settled the mattea By moving
that he be required to remain six
months in his present I.csat.oas con-
tit.on.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

THAT was a shrewed girl and not
devoid Of sense either, who remarked.
when other girls were making fun Of
her short pants, and affecting TO be
much shocked at the exhibition there
OF, at party: If you'd only pull
up your dresses ABOUT your uecks.
where they ought to be, they'd be as
short as mine = She was not troub,
led anv more.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
II PRORATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.
L II the raz-te- q the estate q Levi Sssrlj,- d.


On reading and fling 4he petition q Henry
Hs5Iez. representing among other things that Levi
S-sT2a- late q Iowa ceznSE sfs Isth DAY q Oe-
-er. D. g * loEa county died i1fes2ztA lsav-
iE -o-fs. chattels zT3 sszt= ziihn this ca1acv ard
praying 5hst atsizlszratleu q said estate 5e Unto
kl1 z1d john .. Ross granted.
Il : ordered thai sd petition = heard before the
I>59 a; the fru54te once il ;hs village q Dosy--
vile And u u further or'l-rsd that Ezbic %
t1s thereof % gwen - a. persons Interested by
PafEsElzs cspy y sis order fer three sac
eessFsIy, prior 70 ne said day q hearing IN thu
Mineral foiEt Tribune, se@ry newspaper ejrcaIa-
Ea1 n said county BE- the Court.
ALEX WILSON
Dzte3 January Is, isss lst4I County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
TN PROBATE-IOWA CO. COURT.
~ The MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PAT
RICK MCMAHON decreased

On reading and fling she petition o. Jan NcSf.-
heI, representing among other thing, that Patrick
MCMAHON, late II 1oEa county. on the Sd ,fay ~
February 4 D lsts.at Clyde Iows county died intss-
tate ieaFiag goods csttes nd estate within hi.
county, and praying that administration If said %.
iaie De unto him granted ]; is ORDERED tia: I'D re-
tfso1 D. heard bsrs fhe Judge Of this Court o. The
EEs5 Gag % aarc7r 4 D l-5s. tse Probate Once
a The village % ho1-=v= and Z Is further ordered
n public notice thereof given 70 al rersons in
iersstlc BY Publishing copy q This order for three
ssks sGcerSsrely. prior 10 said 7av Of faA--- IN
The Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspzper cir
czllstinC in said county. By M r.,rr-
ALEX WILSON, County judge.
Dated February IS, 155q. f.b-5rS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
IN rRoBArg-1ovA COUNTY oorR7. IN :

IN TE0BATE-I0vA COUNTY COURT. In tia
A matter - the estate u John Eichr-v deceased
Ga reading and ding the petition o. Franz Lahtch
. laTa N52uty- @Iscansln. areseEfin. that John
about the Is day q March. 1851. and PRAYING that
be zn1- ee appointed administrator q tbe estate #
said deceased i = ordered. that SID zppIica;a be
heard before ne, a. tae P-e5ata o-e Il the Village
o. DoGEsFile. N tss y dzy q March I>6s' Al 10
octccs n And il : further ordered. thzr .o-re
q sid application "a bearing - given by E--Iish
1lE copy - fhis order for three sgces.st.e weeks
S117 "a each week. n the Il z4raI Paius Tribune 4.
n ~sPsper rT5zssi snd eirz-la-rd IN said county
prick 70 said hearing. By the Court
ALE1- v LS0N
Dated Feb'g I. 1859 E5wSl Coanty guses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
ARCHAEOLOGICAL.
OTHER INCREDIBLE DISCOVERIES.

A 'S,t5teyTaneGH Passage,eay and Car
erIs Under Rock Island Wonderful
fstjcs of Aboriginal Aptt7u5tg-sStat-
yes tn Copper-4n O5elisR Of Slid
Observation-Disclosures Other Dtsc9uerirs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

.HE State o.5eers and Members of the
i-sgislatur, y Minnesota. are on a visit
g eGr o~loa~ Il Madison, io>iay To-
''ei TOW tia Legislatures OF tbs sxo States
'sAe an excursion 10 Aiizaakce
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

THE effort Of the Spanish authorities
In Cuba To coBciliate the iusarreciiona-y
party and restore peace on the island,
has failed and TIE war viii 20 on.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
ESTRAY NOTICES.

TAKEN UP-F'ILLT.-Came in
1 10 my enclosure, section 13, town l. range J. Z.
in the town OF hifFin. Iowa county on The S0th day
Of december, lsG>, sorrel three year old FILLY;
has star Ia The forehead, light and taiI-no
artlhclal marks. The owner is quested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
EBENEZER DAVIS.
aIifiin. Wis, Jan. 5 1863 8v4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

HAVANA. Feb. 1.-THE United States
Consul having applied for spasspsrt Tor .
pstur alissd citizen. the lattsr vas arrested
ssd the Consul isfsrmsd that the Govern
msns could not recognize HE rishtto sp-
ply for passport. The Consul telegraph
ed 10 Washington, asking the prompt in
terventiou Of The Government = project its
citixsns, and rendering his resignation
case Of refusal.
LArrr-0en. Dules released the arrested
man on his showing naturalization pa
pers.
Havana is practically in state 81 seigs.
Gen. Dulcs has bssn urged to declare u -
formally, but 10. 20 yet. disinelinsd 70 do
20.
Cubiaas are apply ring daily 70 b permit.
ted to take refuge on board 81 the Uoited
States ship Centoosuck in case trouble
breaks cut in The city.
A lettet Of the 18th frsm Tfinidad, say
the Oubisns have raised The standard o.
revolt everywhere, have Destroyed tsls
sraph lines asd stepped the nails.
A dispatch from Neuvitss reports ths
banditti - pillsglse The ceustrv.
The insus4sats hold their ground asmlv
10 the vicinity Of the town. Nsgross are
wondering about the esuatry usrsstraissd,
Many SpAniards are in The iossFssos'
fAnks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

ten, g., We sdspted-yeas -, nays Sc,
and the motion to reconsider Was tabsd 6y
90 to 81, making the action Of ,hs Houss
6nAl.
Mr.. Miller moved 10 lay tie bill On the
table, saying the adoption Of that amend
msnt destroyed the bill. Lost-ysss o.
nays 100.
Ir. Batlss's amsudnsnt. was rejected.
Mr.. Inesrsolrs amendment striking ous
the second end fourth sections and sobst'-
tuting others for them, came up ana toe
Heuae refused 70 order the ysss and neys
upon il, but adopted it BY count. a to Ss.
Mr.. Woods amendment providing cen.
trail place for the redemption Of notss. Vas
rejected.
Mr.. Wood moved to tsblo the bill and
amendments. Agreed to. % to 20.
Mr.. Weed moved to rsconsidsr a7d to
lay The moeieo On the table.
Mr.. Isgessell moved - adjsurn.
Psoding the vote By yeas aad nays, the
House q half.past Ssus TEX recess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

HAVANA, Feb. 17.-An arrival from
kingston, Jsmsics, reports the American
steamer Estella seized for money advanced
for rspsirss
The second Geographic cable end. which
vas lost last summer, has been picked up,
aud 10 nos working.
A steamer from CsdiEsshas arriAsd With
two general and Eve hundred regular
troops.
Maurice Roberts, the newly s2pelnted
Minister frsm Spain TO The United States
Is = Psssssass.
Sig hundred Insurgents are surrounded
BY troops in the Cochina swamPss and are
q ndesvoring to escape.
The Diaio hss advicss from Villa Clara
OF the 18th which assert that in spite Of The
presence OF rebels in that district . msiori-
y Of the pspu atios ass loyal to the Stste.
News from Santiago Of the 10th inst. say
thsss we're five deaths from cholera In that
city on the 9th. The epidemic 10 increas.
ing in violence In the surrounding country.
The negroes are destitute Of food and are
returning to the plantations.
There were frequent dessrtions from vel.
un,eer men fearing the cholera.
Gen. Marinal has gone to to the western
department.
Five hundred troops have been sent 10
PAlmasurisna.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. 1S.-Ths lusbse sLsg'
isla urs adjourned yesterday, only tWo
members being present. The suow lstorn
prevented the meinbsrs from reaching th .
Capital.
Tho snow IN the streets here 10 eight
fsst deep, and CONS streets are almost i'm
passibls.
The roof tho drill shed fell in THE after
neon, owing 70 the weight Of SNOW.
Trsins from the East and West, are very
much delayed.
A statement published shows . fall Of
soew this winter, % far. - about lie ioch.
20, which e1ceeds By 80 inches the total
fal in any year, for 20 yssrs.
Several extensive lumber merchants in
Ottawa District, ceased their epsrshons for
tn winter, owing to the difficulty In get
ting provisions into the woods for men
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
CHICAGO.

CnIcAoo, Fob, 16.-The Times Washing
ten special Gays:
One Cabins. appointment has leakej out,
Gen. Grant having extended the usual
courtesy to Vice President Elect Of naming
one member eof the cabinet. Mr.. Collar
has selected Jne. D. Dsfries Of Indiana for
the office Of Postmaster General.
8. w. Lyman. . pedestrian Of this city,
s'art,d yesterday afternoon TO walk from
here TO Savannah, Ca. thirteen hundred
miles on . wager that 10 will accomplish
the feat in thirty DAYS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
Nervous Debility,

with its..gloomyS at.endsnts,-low spirfn. de.
pression, Involuntary emissions. loss Of semen.
Of memory. sad threatened impotence and i'm.
becility, hud = sovereign cure in Humphrey
Homeopathic Specific. No. 80. Composed oi
She most valuable. mild ind potent Curatives
shey strike At once q tho root Of the matter,
toas up the system, arrest the discharges, and
impsgt vigor and energy, life and vitality Il
he setira mans They have cured. thoasandi
Of cases. Price es Per package Of siA ooaes
end vial. or q per single box. Bold y Drug
sists, and sent BY all on receipt Of price. Ad.
drsss Hamphrsys' Specific HsmopaAhis Asdi
eius Co., 500 9roadwsy, New .Ysrk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
new YORK.

Nsw YosK, Feb. ls.-Ths trial Of Col
lsctsr Therns and his suretiss. ct Trenton,
N. j., for sllsdgsd fraud on the Revenue,
was concluded yesterday. A verdict fer
one husdrsd Thousand dollars Vas rendered
for the Government.
A RIO Jansiro letter Of the oth, gives an
account Of the assault and defense Of Au~
gus,sro. Lopez had been formally called
upon to lay down his arms. but Indignantly
refused. Minister Mcmahon, il 10 said.
advissl Lopez TO oontisus the Eight.
A Santiago. Cuba, letter. dated tho 9Th
inst. says there has bsss seme easss Of
cholera In that tswn. and nunbsss 81 deaths
have taken place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
Missouri.

Sr. Lsvis, Feb. l7.-O6cial Information
from the wachita Mountains, Jauuasy 22d,
says that with the exception Of four Or Ave
lodges Of the kieWa Indians mad come in.
The General In command would iomedi.
atsly settle them upon the reservation. The
advance Of The Arspahoss and Obey snnes
had slso arrived and The remainder were
approaching they also will DO placed up.
on the reservation.
The Kansas Senate yesterday defeated
the propositions to amend the constitution
BY striking out the word white" BY avots
Of IA 10 II. Three Senators voted no, be-
cause they wanted the work "mals' striok.
On ID out before the word "Whits"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosreS, Feb. 1s.-John w. Celsmrn 10
under arrest here, charged with abse onding
from Batsn Rouge. Louisiana. with fur d
belonging to tho Frssdmens' Bureau, with
which he vas formerly connected At that
place. He denies HE guilt, but proof is
said 10 be strong against him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
con q gR CIAL.
sSmveDpores Market Report.
opvscs % sus DAvssroas Dsss ssAs,
Feb. ls.ilS6S.

Dnvepporf1 Market Report.
ovuc, % rms DAvssross 0sss eaAs,
Feb. ls.ilseS.
fLoua--W hoiesais, e6.40: retail. &c.,
WnaAs-No. l. 9oc9 tl.ee
BARLsY-No l. tl.lUts1.bO.
OAYs-Socts.
Ryn--No receipts.
Uoas-New, ~
Oxloxs-NO receipts.
PoyAross-No market.
Bussss-2e0sos. per ..
Eooo-l5e,
Oasss Arssns-oi rs per busne,.
h.r-.Qsed TimstAy et2oeoeiA.ee.psr tss
rr.ir,. ela:so per ton: s y. s.s
Weoo-osN. " Cord.
chicago D1aRkes.
y taisgrapl.l FEB. ~
Flcur-Quiet and vnshs aged.
whest-Lowsr sud weak u l.l5,k1Li5H.
Germ Steady st 6s1.
Oats-Dall Il SsH66l.
01Rys- Quiet, fresh No. l.lS1l.ish.
BarIey-Nominsl st l93.
Pork---Easier and Nominal ats2.60.
Lard--Hsavy At H..
NeAts- -N0minslly unchanged.
Dressed Hogs--vsry dull ss.ss u chip
ping lots ls.ooG1s 50.
CsAacage lave oseck maraes.
~ Tslsgrsph.l r--, FEB. 10.
Cattle Quietand unchanged Receipts. 81
| heAd. Sales, gal heed q l.6V0675; COWS Cts
a. -. fer fair 70 good steers. fN
hsgs-. Active. and in shipping dsmaed; prices
| stesdy Receipts, 2.l60; BALES, .0ll bead ;
%. 1-0alo Markoe.
y fslseraph.l Feb. 10.
fleue-Qsist and uacAssged. -G nMT
| Whsat-Steady and unchanged; sFsiog
| l.13 l-2.
Coes-Dnll asd dsssping ct 81 as. gas
Oete- Dull q 63066.
Rye-l.So01.32.
Baslsy-l ee02.3o.
Pcrk--3S. 90.
0Bacou-kowsr shoulders Is l-20l5sl; clsal
| aides l7A01S. '
Bulk Nests Quiet at II IL for shoulders asd
l6XGl7 fer clear sizes.
Lard-Weak and nominal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

New York markee.
BY Telegraph. Ssw Yess. Feb. Is.
Flour-Duil and nominal.
Wheat. Irregular; choice, I 5sNl 81 deliver.
ed.
Corn-Wsak at oyQ90.
Oats--nuli asa nsmfna1 81 .A9<Q75.
Pork-Firm and in fair demas0 Ut 3275.
Lard--Quiet l9xQo0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

CuArprp HAMa, hee, s9agh s&in. pinplss. ring
woru. sslt rheun, and other estaneous s6setsens
eursd. ana he skin made sen anA saooth, By usiaG
the Jusipss Tar Soap nses b. CAsvnas- uazAap
ca. Rev York. Its more esevsaisat na saslly
spplieA than ether rsosdisss svo6ng H. tfsebs o.
the ssessy cemposncs now In use. eoaa - Drug
eiets. nolusnu1"
yevess sore threat and Dipthsfis 10 quickly
cured b. using Rssss's Magic Oil freely
Hwsihe ths SEEK with three Or feur thictnsssss
Of iasnsl ssd keep Il vet with the Magic Oil !;
gargls the throat nixsd with water. or take .
little clear, cad swallow slowly follow up this
until cured. Sold sy ,. Burr. Grocer.
Arms Luxs BAlsAs.-Tts remedy = most
valuable psepssstisa fer he cure Of Ceasu~p.
ton. Msu vAs psspsss IL ase reliable. The
sf,iseeA q, uss iS uith setirs sss1dsess.
Ssr ~ b dsslsss = Fenily 1sdisiss gsser
siiy.
Ispnsrs nais Dye. Nseusals DusahaA DeoelAes
- - cAsspat ~ ~ wesid. sole n G. Dss
iets - Ooontyy otorekeepefs. JOIN J. KUl0DR'
cole rrspslsfps- 81 CAsstsut D.. r1iiads'phis.
HcILovArs Orxrnssr.-The cold Of winttr 10 aps
70 segravae ths condition Of open sorss ard ersss
care IL necssaary to Keep ths fsost nom Affecting
then unfsvorably. The invigorating properties o.
HoLLowAvs oir,nrEr By giving tone to the surroun'
ding parts. keep mp healthy circulation In then,
ana thus ipreqsus the torpsr which chilly atmos
phere would Otherwise engender In the tender and
deceased nrsh thereby intsrruptsg the healing pro
ssss that nature ID d ways struggling 70 accomplish
Sold By ali Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
Hong LIFE SECURED.

Rod prepare their systems With RADAwAY'S
6ARSAPARiLLlAN RESOLvENT, and all
whoss msssss have ceased thal feel sick or suf-
fsr,ng from come organic or nervous disease,
take the 6ARSAPAklLLlAN RESOLvENT,
WAI'a PILLS. and they will enjoy such high
state Of health that will secure then long lie,
With freedom from the sickasss end pains Of
former voara
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

Extract f1em . Private leltsr.)

tExtrast ftsm Private Lsttsr.)
We grsped about for msny
hours in this wonderful place. I never saw
any thing like il. The frssks Of nature displayed
here are very strange, and striAe thss behel1es
with ave. But the cir in some parts 81 the cav .
10 close and stiaiag, and whom ws came out !
fousd myself saddled With . terrible fever,
which entirely prestsatsd: ne. The physician
he'd never seen . case like il before, ssd NO
remedy he prescribed seemed 70 Do he least
good. Ny life was dsspaired Of. Afs. wilson
with when wss residing. had In the house .
bottle ef PLANTATION Blsssas. andl she insisted
shssld ny Il, fer - said she kasS , to Be .
esatain ssss in all cases Of fever debility. agus
dyspspsia, Dc. l had bat little faith. Bat 1aAlly
csssentsd to try il - last fesost. In less than
three hours alter the first doss ny fever left me-
in tive days was sitting up, and before Satur-
day night vas a. we'll - ever. I tel you oil
this that ysu nay knew how 10 Get in asy $50
OF fever. or any similar disease. firmly BE-
iieve the PLAxrAaes Brrrsas saved my life
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