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Ia the Treatment of Diseases Incident 10 Females
aa- placed pE DOW at tbs head 81 an ply -ic ians
making -uch pgartlc, A speciality ans enables
hlm b sutrlutc, a specify AMI permanent cure
ia the wor>ty4.er OF >Hpp-,ss1oa and ait other
lf,nsiruaI iDsruugcHlsats. from ,rhaier~r cause
An lrttcr- for aIyicr must contain 81 Ofirc. ~
. ESnICprr -rEEEr. H"Sr">.
y B.-EoAri Mrnl-hru g. tho-r ir-iriug ~ ri
nain under treatment
boston. Iuly. l~-o---p- / yr
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BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.

Th- splendid Hair Dyr Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tam lead. any rsiuic poison 70 produce paraiy
ir1th Avoid the Wanted ami IcIusiv-
preparations ltpa-ting virtues they do not po--css
Ihc genuine " \. Hatchelor'S Hair bye has had
20 year- uuiAlni-hed reputation To uphold IT, in
ir-rity a. tic 1Ely Perfect HIr pyr-HlarS OF
brown. sold by ali pruggi-t-. Applied At II
UYul - We lytl
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Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by y. X. SAWYER. For
terms. &c.. sec first page.
:. NJ. PErTEN6ILL 4 Co.. y Park Row, New
York, and GRO. =. RowElL Co. ~ Park Rox g..
New York. are the sole agents for the AAkRiCA>,
in that city, and authorized TO contract for
inserting Advertisements for ~ at our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested TO
leave their favor> with either OF the above houses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-09

iHE COAL MONOPOLY. By reason Of
. oaty OF one dollar and . half per ton,
and conspiracy among the coal COM
pames owning and operating the coal
mines OF pennsylvania, coal went up to
~. per ton In New York. This is simply
roooing the poor and needy to enrich those
that are now rich, and who are protected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-09
THE GERMAN EVACUATION.

Z, and from P1rss-Eracaation OF Roren-
The fnql Treaty Of Peace 10 be arranged
in BelgiWa.
TIE GERMAN EVACUATION.
Paris. March 4-evehing. The Germans
are evacuating the prescribed districts Of
France in excellent order. Fort Valerien
will be evacuated ON the eth. The Gener-
ais of the French and German armies are
arranging for the retirement of the Prus-
slams before the advance Of the French
troops. so that collision between the two
may be avoided.
OTHER ACCOUNTS
state that parts of Paris are disaffected.
and that the revolutionary element have
entrenched themselves at Montmatre,
where they have battery of p guns, and
that all the approaches are guarded.
The Emperor of Germany leaves YER
sailles this week for Ferrieres, amer re-
viewing the troops. The Prince Imperial
of Germany remains for few days long
er.
are now dispatched to England and Bel
GUM daily.
EVACUATION OF RorEN.
Versailles. s. Rouen will be evacuated
the 18th. and the left bank OF the Seine on
the 18th inst. A corps of $1,000 French
soldier. from the Provinces is now march
inc into Paris. where it will replace the
troops of the line. and the Mobile Guards
who commence to leave the capital on
Monday.
TIL FINAL TREATY OF rEAcE.
London. 6. Negotiations for definitive
treaty of peace will commence shortly al
Brussels Favre will be the French Pleni
potentiarv. 1t Is probable that Van Arli
on acting on the part OF Germany, anc
Baron Bsnde a representiye of France
have already settled the main points. but
the details will occupy several months.
rrIr EMPEROR THANKS THE TROOPS.
London. C. At the review Of the Prus
SIAN guards AT Lon. Champs. the Emperor
address ed the troops. He thanked then
for their heroism. endurance and devotion
they had displayed. and added that the,
must thank Providence for choosing then
as instrument, ia bring TO pass events o
such ma gntude and Importance.
The Dresden Journal says that all pri
Yates of the Mobile Guards. prisoners II
Germany. may return Immediately To thel
homes. IL they so desire. at their OWN cost
soldiers of the line and Imperial Guard
will remain until arrangements for thei
transportation are completed.
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ss,'- uvi,i,i,-


ations are A. follows
Rcpublcan. Democratic
Governor. .Jame1 Pike las . W..tnn
IL IL Com'r- ID. w. Buckminster II Gfi~hrist
Ccngrcss. LIST Dist. VIM. r. small T. A HihlaanI
sd Aaron y. stevens samI y Brll.
I'd simon q. Grifan II W Parker
There l. labor reform ticket in the field.
and also a temperance ticket nominated by
very few boilers from the Temperance
Convention. The Republican ticket was
endorsed by the larger portion of the Tenn
perance Convention. The Labor Reform
nominations are: For Governor. l.. T..
Cooper: Railroad Commissioner, G.. Rob
erts; Congressmen-Fir,t District. T.. \.
Hibbari. the Democratic candidate ::
Second. VIM. ii. Grove; Third. T.. ID. Bak-
er. The vote for State officers last wear
was divided as follows: Republican, 3D.
.F.' Democratic 32.Oa; Republican ma
jority, BIB. The vote for congressman
Ia l>G9 was A. follows: First District
Republican, 13.l3s: Democratic. II 31G !:
Republican majority. l.762 Second bis
trict-Republican. ll.5l3 Democratic D.
SD; Republican majority. l6i7. Third
lsstrict-Republican. IL. IA; Democratic.
1o.69l; Republican majority. 563. Gen.
Aaron r. Stevens. the present member
from the Second District. i. the only Rep
re>cntati,e renominated.
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John Sargent, Jr.. formerly o,v.

John Sargent, Jr.. formerly of Var
mouth, but for the last forty years of Ban.
sor' died In that city on Thursday. He
was one Of the prominent Democratic %.
liticians when he resided in Yarmouth and
maintained that standing after he removed
to Bangor, until some years back, when, in
consequence Of ill-health he was Obliged
to abstain from active business.
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PIMPLES ON THE FACE,

t'r tom,,iones. Blark-wnrm- or Grub. PIN.
riy ErupuonS. and Hintch"d dt.fguraiHns on
tAc Fac,
S'~rsg's Soss~dsss~ and 1'issg,ys R<s|dy.
Il Invsius HE To the afflicted Prepared only
by DR. u. q. Perry DermRt q e list 50 Rond
st y Y. sold by Druggists ersrycserr 4m9
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The following described Merchandise has be. n
-.izcd by the Collector OF Customs. for the Ia.
,rt OF Castiue, for violation OF the Revenue laws
Al Bncksport, February II. 1871, ; bLrrrIs suvar
Any person or per=0n., claiming TIC above ir
scrtbej Merchandise are required 10 .pDr,r
ale With the Collector their claim to he SAM
within twenty days, from the FIRST publication d.,
this notice.
"M. II SARGENT. Collector
Custom House 1asttnr March 4 1871 3sIa
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we learn from the Advocate that the
Arson Academy opened on Monday with
!" scholars-the largest number ever in At.
tendance on the first day Of the term.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-09

The Forest City Sugar Rennerv in
Portland has started up again and Will
soon BE- fully - work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-09

The Republicans of Lewiston have
nominated Hon. John NJ. Frye, for Mayor.
The Democrats will nominate Hon. Alonzo
Garcelon. Mr.. Frye received 371 out Of
439 votes cast
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-09

by government. The plain way to deal
with this question so as to prevent SINH
lar case is for Congress to repeal the duty !;
and while attending to this needy legisla-
don. Il would be well to repeal the iron
and salt duty also.
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L O s 7.
SEVENTH SEASON.
OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The Copar,nership heretofore existing aad-r
the firm name OF WuIrCoaB MORRISON j. dis
solved by mutual consent The arm business
will be settled BY > j MORRISON.
CHAs r. WHirCDMB.
:. J. MORRISON.
Ellsworth FaIls March G Is5I 3vlo
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1912 THE NEW PENSION LAW. 49,

let. All Onieers, soldiers AMI sailors. who
served IN the War OF lSl3. AMI who have never
been penstoncd ior disability incurred ia T.
service. arc entitled 20 - " per month
2nl All ufBccrz. soldiers and sailors who
served sixty dAt =, and drawing less than s. %
peI month are entitled 10 - 0o per mont.
ID, The widow ot all Onc-rs. Soldiers and
sailors. who served .lxty lays. vi no were MARI,
10 the Soldier PRIOR to Dee - lsta aGd who have
not since remarked entitled To $50 PEI
month.
once over Henry Writings store
WIN l.. JOY, Attornsy
Ellsworth, Ne, March q, ISL. lIis
SCHOONER FOR SALE.
The schooner AChLAM, hu ndre. a.
fourteen tons Measurement, well GIts! for
business. said schooner will be sold cheap Tor
cash. For particulars inquire OF
CAPT. JOHN NERRiI- l..
fremont, March o, l-it gvie.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Property of J. u. RumilI. situated IN North
Seal Cove, consisting of good HOUSE and
BARN, with i've acres OF land, also about 20
acres Of wood land and small farm with no
buildings. For particulars inquire Of J. II. Ram
iii. seal Cove, Me. J II. RI'M1TL.
seal Cove, March o. 1871. iwlO
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Special N otiees.
For Moth Patches. FreckIes and Tan,

Use P-rry'S Moth 4 FreckIc Lotion.
II T. the only reliable aud harmless Remedy
known ipr rcnnyiu. brown disrolorafton. Sold
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-09

lis: of Patents issued 10 Maine In
ventor~ for the week ending Feb. 2>ih. Isl.
and each bearing that date Reported for
the Ellsworth iEseriodn. by VIM. +. sea
vey. Solicitor Of Patents. schwartz Block
West Market Square. Bangor. Ne.
No. ll2.l3a l.. Durham. Lincoln Centre
Cook stove; No. ll2.l16 =. II. Palmer
Fox"rofl. Counter-ink; No. ll2.a0l q. :.
Wood marlborough. Linincnt.
Whole num5er of Patents issued poi;
Reissues. Q; Extension, Design, IL,
Trademarks. :.
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SCHOONER FOR SALE.

The Schooner FOREST. sixty tons burtheE. j.
offered for sale At bargain. said schooner Is
well found, needs little caulking. then will be
ready for bus.aes-; is dat built and Will carr,
nine feet uf pile. Will be soti cheap isv ca h,
ou. good paper real estate SECURITY For par
truiars apply to ID. Z. " AstsATI-
Nj. Desert. March 9, 1871. 3wf0
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ELLSWORTH. March 9Th, Isl

Nix. EDITOR Il see correspondence
ia the Ellsworth Imrricla'' between
Father Herbert" and Peter" and | doubt
If such correspondence will make n amy
better Christians. and Catholics would
advance in regard to hi, religion. to
hear them in their church rather than
from the columns OF a newspaper.
IL shows. ai least. bad taste ON the part
Of Father Herbert TO advance such view :
contrary to the wish of hi people. and not
called for by our Protestant friends in
Ellsworth who have extended To him and
us the right hand of fellowship and en-
couragcmeui. STEPHEN MONAGHAN.
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STATEMENT or THE
Hanover Fire Insurance o.,
OF NEW YORK,

OFFICE ITO BROADWAY, COR. CEDAR STREET.
December 3lst, 1870
- .OOt-
ASSETS,
Cash In Bank and Office, els. -
Loans on Call, amply secured. 80
Bonds and Mortgages, secured by Hens
on improved Real Estate in the Clues
Of New York and Brooklyn, worth
loaned os,loo0o
United states per cent. Bonds, H3.a37 80
state and County Bonds, 81 $3.50
Accrued Interest," s,0i039
All o,her avsila BILE assets. including Pre-
niums IN course OF collection (most
OF which have since been recelved)
Bills Receivable, savages, SC, &c, 75s72 Al
o7oO ,ss4 "a
Outstanding Liabilities, e4s,ss7n
e. &. - ORRELL .4x<.s
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European News.

The Germans Marching ost-Reguldr Mails
T. and from Parss-E Evacuation Of Rouen-
The .fnql Treaty Of Peace TO be arranged
in Bel5igBs.
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YHE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
] concerned. that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF ar Al
ministrator OF the estate Of
John Barret. late Of surry, In the
County OF Hancock, deceased. by xiy,ng
bond as the law directs: he tbsEslore reqsests
all persons who are indeaeed 70 the mid deceas-
eds estate 70 make Immediate payment. IN
those who have any demands shereea, 70 exhibit
1T. osoooD
Ellsworth, Feb. u. 1s1i. 3Wte
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hut then, We can't always be both brilliant and
Wise az the same time, and say again that ~
-hti ever reel large measure Of respect for mi.
oony OF men who have now passed into history -
u We We're y 60. very far into particular a..
shpuln not Ind grea. amount of massive iniaIIart
~ TINS last annual gathering In this regard tba
House was much ahead OF the senate ~. .,.aL
Win candor that amounts almost to reverence ,yhn
We LAY mat there were few able men in the sen
ate Cumberland County Senators and a very t.,y
beside, compared faSorably with their pr.d.cs.
sors, but a. a rule il was the smallest senate fnr
hany years IN The popular estimate and the school
children OF Maine who have the pictures Of pre,t
men upon their cretuious imagining Womb exna
fienGe feeling of sadness il they realized hnsv
careless grown people are getting In our elections
HOUSE.
, IN the other branch things We're somewhat het,.r
IL was an average House, with several strour ,ne,
VI II, whe the majority were rather active ana ~,
haht Indeed, there were some of the Iye-t kno,,,,
legislators IN the State in this branch Few yn.n
nave stronger hold on the faith Of the peonIe m az
Marshall Cram of Brunswick or Vim r J,bna',
OF Augusta, while Pike of Calais is header a,,,o
men everywhere you find him There vers 800
oi Younger men, representing the Republican ia.
VINO nave been justly accorded a most exrelIant
position IN the affairs of the state
We are under obligations to the Denu,v
SperefarY of State for a a,.,,.,
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WASHINGTON, March Hon. J. g.
Blaine was elected speaker Of the House
receiving l26 votes 10 80 for Gee. W. Nor
gan.
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No, not Cuod Bys."

80
Could I tu look into thine uyes a-ain,
Which | have bowed, anl yet 20 ton,Ily love,
diverted now tro!u Ge iR-eoli di,lain,)
Snow that might still thy pulses move.
Thou cou!1st a., collIy NICE; tLeir mute up
peal
S5ir Iyll taa, tlsu hal's, sorcly vrougcd me,
love;
'Troull melt Thy heart, tho bars we're forged
ct steel
To intercept the homc-returning dove
Thou would's, not wish to bid a last COOL bye
Ia Que who has no homc-Save in thy breast;
But gladly bid me To thy bosom fly,
Aud safely lay my weary head to rest.
Thu ha,t Il sOul-;oo z IerouS an Linl
To 10 me Euns Ill Jaly thou couli'st know
How hruIy ant now helplessly Cntwiuel
My veg hearl-sirinss round thee seem to
grow!
Proud as to others | have always proved;
l|IAuglty my ,pirit-saye toward hge-l own,
Never uelOre have / so iOndly loved;
For thy dear sake | would ignore u throne.
1t we're not frank to clasp thy hand iu friendly
guise,
On let the past its cherished dead entomb;
Nay, until death shall zeal my weary eyes,
In thy dear heart | still shall plead Tor room.
That thou shoull'st call our love a "~soulless
dream ,"
The joy that has made bright so many years;
Tia threw a light, 50 tender, Ger lilies stream,
And made sweet rainbOWs shine through all
our tears
Nay, not goodbye :" The time at last may
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-28

We hold that Farmers Clubs, proper.
~ conducted, are sources of much valu-
able information to their members, while
really they result in a great economy Of
time in procuring such information upon
the subjects of agriculture, horticulture,
Stock-raising, Ne; therefore, we earnest,
ly urge upon farmers tie Importance Of
organizing clubs in their midst, for tic
purpose of holding sociablo and friendly
talks upon subjects having Il direct bear
Ing upon their noble and honorable call
ins-in other words, "What they know
about farming"
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An Old Mans OpiniCn.

An old man, who heard one Of those
foolish remarks that are so often made by
the u~nthinking, aud those who are iguo-
rant of natures laws, 81 drink to make
me work" replied, "lhats true, drink,
aud it will make you work! | was once
q prosperous farmer. had a loving wife
and two line lads us ever the sun shoue
on. We had n comfortable home, aud
lived happily together. But we used to
drink to make us work. These two lads
| have now laid in a druukard's grave,
my wife died Droken-heartod, and now
lies beside her two sons. | ain seventy
years OF age. Had it not been for drink,
| might have been an independent gentle.
man; but | used to drink to make me
work, and, mark it, it makes me work
now. At seventy years Of age | am
obliged to work for my daily bread
Drink drink aud i. will make you work.b
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-28

\ photographers in Fall River, we see
it stated on what appears to be reliable
authority, was recently called upon to
takea photograph of u deceased child.
The child was placed in chair, and over
it was arranged an arch Of roses, with one
sprjg hanging down from tic centre. 1t
is related by an eye witness that several
pictures were taken, and in the sixth.
partly obscuring the pendant sprig, op.
pcared clearly defined the face OF the
child'9 mother, who had been dead sew
eraI years. Considerable local excitement
is said to have resulted from this spirit
ual photograph" if such it was.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-28

A letter was lately dropped into the
post-Ofice at Niagara Falls, directed to
"Schichagough, IlIinoyse."
Josh Billings says, 81 am violently OPP
posed to ardent speerits as a beveridge,
but for manufacturin purposes | think a
little of it tastes good"
The Lake Village On. H. Times men,
tons a man who sent twenty-five cents for
u "splendid steel engraving Of Andrew
Jackson and got a postage stamp.
"Patrick," said a lady to a slip Of green
Erin who was officiating in the kitchen,
"whcre is Bridget 2" 'Indeed, ma'am,
she's fast asleep, looking at the bread
baking"
A traveller, we are told, being in a wild
country where lie could fluid no proyis-
ion for himself or dog, cut off the dogs
tail and boiled it for supper, and gave the
dog the bone.
\ clergyman consoling a widow on the
death of her husband, remarked that she
could not find his equal. 81 don't know
about that" replied the sobbiug fair one,
"but I'll try"
81 say Pompcy," said one freedman to
another, "dis child has tried lots OBJ gift
fares and tings for a prize, but nebber
could draw anything at ALL" "Well,
Caesar, I'd wise you to try a hand-cart ;
de chances are a tousand to Que dat you
could draw dat"
At a certain church fair, held during
the winter, a set of Coopcr's Works was
promised to the individual who should an
swcr a certain set of conundrums. A
dashiug young fellow was pronounced the
winner, and received a set of wooden
pals.
"Ilenrietta," said a lanllady to h +
new girl, "when there's bad news, partic-
ularly private affections, always let the
boarders know it before dinner. 1t may
seem strange to you, Henrietta, but such
things make a great difference in tie
eating in the course Of a year.
\ Dutcbman after shooting a sheep.
killing dog commenced boating him with
Il club. A neighbOr came along aud
asked "What are you beating the dog for!
Don't you see he is dead I" EYES," said
the llozenweitzer, "but | means to let him
know there's to be a hereafter"
A cockney conducted two ladies to the
observatory to see an eclipse of the moon.
They were too !atc-thc eclipse was over,
and the ladies we're disappointed. "Oh,"
exclaimed our hero, "don't fret. | know
the astronomer we'll, he is a very polite
man, and | am sure will begin again"
A sea captain, trading regularly to the
coast of Africa, was invited to meet IL COM
mittee of u society for the eyangelization
of Africa. He was asked, among Other
questions touching the habits and rclig.
ion of the African race, "Do the subjects
Of the king Of DahomeY keep Sunday p
lie replied, "Ies, aud everything else
they can lay their hands on"
AT a temperance meeting in Buffalo a
tow nights ago, a lady declared it her firm
belief that it was a grave sin for parents
TO allow their young children to use con.
dimcnts, aud inveighed against the long
category Of sin and crime which may be
traced back to the immoderate use Of the
stimulating mustard.
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DIR. o. s. PROHIBITS
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KILLS PAIN IN EVERY FORM

CURES Pains in the Back, Chest, Hips or
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Bites, Poisons oil all kinds, vegetable or animal.
s6S- OF all the Remedies ever discovered for the
relief Of suffering humanity, this 10 the best
Pain Eradicator known to Medical Science. The
cure is speedy and permanent in the most in
~veterate diseases. This is no humbug, but n
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drive the Inflammation upon an internal organ
Its efficiency is truly wonderful-Relief is in
Simultaneous. 1t is destined to Danish pains and
aches, wounds and bruises from the face Of the
earth. Prepared by l.. II. BRADFrELp,
je22-ly Atlanta, Georgia.
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n. H.. H..

R. Il. X.
Hadway's Ready Relief
Cures the worst pains
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
Not One Hour after reading this advertise.
ment need any one suffer with pain.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is a cure for eve
ry pain.
II was the first and Is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly etops the most excruciating pains,
allays ~infammations, and cures congestions,
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er glands or organs, BY one application.
In from ONE to TWENTY minutes,
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the Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, lnhrm, Crippled,
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Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea,
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drops in water will prevent sickness or pains
from change OF water.'l IL 10 better than French
Rrandy or Bitters az . stimulant.
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