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The railroad, over which there has beer
such planning, and working, and striving
and scheming, and fussing, and fretting
and hoping, and Responding, and swearing
for the past three years, is here at last
The locomotive is snorting through ou'
.sfreets, and We are connected with the out
side barbarians. The track reached town,
and was laid to the foot of Main street, on
Wednesday evening. Side tracks will be
laid down, and a turn-tnble put in here, al
once, and the depot will be erected in a
short time. Regular passenger trains will
commence running to this point, on Monday
next. As soon as the road is levclled up,
and got in good running trim, it is the in
tention to run two trains per day, each
war. The locomotives and cars are arriv-
ing rapidly, and are all frst-c,ass.
In a few days the track will be completed
to the sand bank above town, where sand
will be obtained to ballast the road,
throughout its entire length. We suppose
that White Cloud will be the northern term
linus, for several months to come, although
the track vii. be laid TO the State line be-
fore stopping work.
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1, G J. C. Pierce 4 Co., in addition Il
their stage line connecting with the rail.
road at Forest City, will run line to Ra-
10, in connection With the Atchison and
Nebraska Road at this place, and will con-
vey passengers from the railroad to all part.
otNorthern Kansas and Southern Nebraska
Mr.. Pierce will also, about the 6rst Of
March. open bis house, a. botel, which
vss 50 popular while open IS such, son.
months since.
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c. Did it ever pay anybody to take
~at<bes or iewelry to. traSsliiag watch
tinker for repairs2 No. Better 60 to a
mas Who is permanently established, and
who has become SO BY doing work that will
bear the test of time aud nse- Such mar
is Louis Rochat of Atchieon. II you
wish to buy watch or jewelry, or have any
70 be repaired, send or g to him. YOU
cssnow send any day, as easily a. Il elivet
in your own neisAborhood.
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Sou. most prompt subscriber is Grip
Piled soldier. in Missouri. He pays up sv-
cry six months, and never varies two days
from bis regular time. Would that ell sub
scibsrs we're like him.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS..
s. NJ. PETTENGlLL CO., 81 Park Row
GEO. P. ROwELL l. CO, 40 Park Row.
Are our only authorized Advertising Agents
in New York.
SHRFrrvLD & STONE, St. Louis.
W. H. Howe & Co., l04 Olive ST.. st. Louis.
Cook. CosuaN &. TAYLOR. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cook, CosuaN & Co., Chicago.
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Notice.

A IL pessoss ksosins themselves isdebted
"A b he asdsssigssd. sirssr b. sets - bsst
account, are hereby notified that they mas!
settle the same within thirty days. OF ] shall
be forced 70 collie: 4 the sane BY lav.
". h. FORECROOk
White Cloud. Dee. Is. 1a7o-3s.
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WHITE CLOUD LODGE. M. 70. A. F
4 A. NJ. meets at their Hall, third story o
Weeks Building. on the Levee. on the Wed
nesday night. on Or before the Full Moon. II
each monih, ard every two weeks thereafter.
:. r. M. WILLIAMS, W. N.
C.. W. SHREvE, Sec'y
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DoNIPmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge % Judicial District-NArHAs Paes.
County Neutrality-suspicious. B. Sfnss.
CHAs. w. NoYEs, JossPn RANDOLPH.
Sheriff.. s. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer-OEE. CRAIG.
County Clerk--JoHN T. KRwAN.
District Clerk-FRANK BRowN.
County Attorney-JoEL HoLr.
Probate Judge-JoHN C. GoaDoS.
Register of Deeds-DuxcAN McISrosR.
School SUPPLEMENTARY W. BaowN.
Coroler-JosHUA TAYLoR.
Surveyor-JANEs F. FoRxAS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Remove the CAUSE Costiveness, which pro
duees serious and often fatal diseases. 10 re.
moved BY The use Of Dr.. Hengs Root and
Plant Pills. See adyerfisenent. do.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

u See sdvertiseness Of Dr.. Butts Dispen
cary. headed Beck foe the Million-MARRl'
AGE CUIDE-in another column. IL should
DO read BY all. ,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

IsyASrs-The most irt,ah'e and restless Of
these tender little household buds. are charmed
a. It were into quiet and s~ees rspose BY using
Ms. whitcomb's Syrup.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

C Rev. E. ". Gilman. Sto,inston, Corn
SAYS Of "Our Fathers House," work so
gorgeous in its dc,ion. 50 afiueni in illustration,
90 devout in spirit, 90 instructive in its state
men;s, and 20 attractive in its ex,ernaIs, mus,
certainly do good. and bids far to be very
popular.
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ChurcI, Directory.

NrrHoDrsr EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Rev. z.
Hodge, Pastor. Public worship every Sabbath.
morning and evening. Sabbath School at
O'clock. A. NJ Prayer meeting, Thursday
ssesipgs. AL are invited to attend.
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An IxvAmox.-On Tuesday afternoon,
when al vas quiet in our town, and no one
dreamed Of anything happening out Of the
usual routine, avalanche Of m.n suddenly
pounced down upon rs, taking possession
Of the town, and going right into things.
It was soon aseer.ained that it was an ex-
eursion from Atchison, got up of-hand, and
composed Of number Of the most promi-
nent men Of that city. They came ~ the
end Of the track, just below town, being
the 6rst passengers BY railroad to White
Cloud. They remained but short time
long enough to see and acknowledge that
we had no SLOUGH of q town-nnd went
back on the return train.
Among the visitors we're ?. r. Firth,
Resident Engineer of the Road, Col. P. T.
Abel, Mayor W. c. Smith, Hon. g. W.
Click, Col. John A. Martin. editor OF the
Champion, Hon. W. W. Guthrie, Or. J. N.
Linley, Chas. Holbert and II. L. Nickerson,
of II. z. Nickerson & Co., Major Frank Fam
ming, Eagineer of the Road. D. C. Neweomb,
of Gard & Newcomb, C. j. Drury, Of Chal-
liss, Drury 4 Co.. A. Weaver, County Clerk,
j. c. Bird, II. b. Horn, of tie Patriot, Dr.. W.
II. Grimes, Judge Mills, Judge Spalding,
Henry Addoms, II. s. Raynor, L. Kiper,
Fred Roach and Col. N. Quigg. County Com
uissioners, Judge Glenn. Col. P. N. Hub
bard, County ATTORNEY, II. T. Smith, Of
Scovill & Smith, Glenn Rohr, Sam Kline,
L. Rochat, G. B. Buck, J. C. Grail, City
Marshall, DR.. W. W. Crook, J. E. Deitz,
E. II. Goodich, contractor for laying the
track, and a number of others, whose names
we did not learn, or have forgotten.
We hope to have many ouch outpourings,
when we are prepared to receive them, and
to occasionally return the pouring out our.
selves.
~ ApxrrrsD.-Rus. Williams vas last week
admitted to practice in the Courts of this
District. Litigants will take notice. lie
is already celebrated for his successful
practice ut the bar-with or without sugar.
We nominate him for next Judge Of the
District. lie deserves to wear wig. But
at present. he will gladly assist any one
having = good suit-particularly If it is the
right and left bowers and the ace!
ISsrlAxcE.-In this weeks paper will he
found the card Of W. D. Sloane, who is
Agent for the Kansas Insurance Company,
Of Lesyenworth. This Company is now
srmly established, and y ~ responsible as
any Company doing business in the State.
It 10 doing good business, snd has risks on
some Of the beet property in tie State.
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2 MAsoSIc.-wbite cloul Lodge, No. IS
has chosen the following officers for the en-
suing year: R. NJ. Williams, W. NJ. Johr
W. Harpster, S. w.; l.. l. Orion, J. w.; G
W. Shreve, Sec.; D. G. Garlock, Treas.
Philip Kelly, S. D.; Thos. J. Orion, J. D..
c. ". Noyes, S. S.; P. L. Palmer, ]. s.
W. s. Tucker, Tyler. @
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WANTED-AGENTS. (seO per day,)
w to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Has the under feed. makes
the q" lack stitch" falike on both sides,) and is
fully iieens'd. The best and cheapest family
Sewing Machine in the market. Address,
JOHNSON. CLARK L CO, Boston, Mars
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, III or st. Louis,
No. jan5s4.
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T1~ The last day Of December was one
of those remarkably balmy days so often
experienced 10 mid winter, in this country.
It was equal to the most pleasant Indian
Summer day in October, rendering fires in
rooms uncomfortable, and making il pleas
ant to work with windows hoistcd.
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eooIErY DIRECTORY.

81 !. .. - .. ?.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6, l. o.
, o. D. F., meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
stssy Of Van Buskirk's Building. Main Street.
; every Saturday evening. at o'clock. BIO
: sksrs in good sanding are cordially invited 70
visit The Lodge.
l. Jogl HaarsrER, r. s.
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sw We leave, before another issue OF
the paper, to work for tho dear people Of
the State-one Of whom we are which.
The Chief will run itself, while We are
gone. Don't be backward about sending in
your subscriptions, job-work, and remit
tances.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

"DooLrr's YEAsr PowDER''-The superior
Il. Of this Baking Powder has long been de.
monstrated by every housekeeper who has used
Il, and from the steadily increasing demand for
a reliable article. The universal expression
is that Il is the best in the market. and Its per
Iect purity and freedom from deleterious sub
stances warrants the assertion. To these
Who have never used it, We say eire i. trial
and your testimony to its worth viii be added
to the many thousands Of Others. Sold By Gro.
GERS generally. DooLEr 4 BaorHIR, So New
Street, New York, Manufactures
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Y SErrLED.-The fuss over that mill that
Col. Abel wanted somebody to butt Of Of
the track, is settled at last. There have
been consultations, and propositions, and
threats, and ipjunetions, and arrests for
violations Of urdinance-and the matter
/. has been compromised at last. It would
have been much better had this been done
IN the first place. But everybody is glad
that the squabble has been .micahly ar
ranged, and il is to be hoped that harmony
and good feeling may be restored once more.
The mill is now being taken down and
acmoved.
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c. Now that We have railroad, our
next move should be to get daily mail
over it. That is the very route We have
been in need Of for so many years, and will
place the different localities of our County
within reach of one another at last.
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fofai matttrs.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-JosHuA TAYLoR.
Couucilmen-MIrrosU rr, c. F. VAs bus
r,aK JoEL HAarsrra, H. II. HIsEs. JoHS
HOOK.
City Ciesk-JosEYHus Urn.
City Treasurer-SoL. MUM.
City MarshaI-W. w. MoosE.
City Engineer-C. W. SssEsE.
Health Of;cer-Ds. THos. C. SsaEvE-
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PERSONAL.

tTICKNO1 T. CO., tie CslasaArrp
CLorassss % ST.. Losss, No, ssaessee .he
iassodueaioa Of q, plan 1t 4 ssai.- .a,i74 )
ORDEAlHG cLeTnlHc d LETTER,
70 which they call Youa S,scaAL Affection.
They. II requested. viii send you tbeir in
proved and aceusate RsAss Tor Ssis NEAsuss.
nexr. and fail line or sanples ftea tbeiy
JnssFsE stoek Of Cloths. Cassiaeres. Cost;pes,
&C.. &e., thss esa6,ing pasaies In any art OF
the country 70 ordef tkeir clothing direct hon
then, With Ne certainty Of receiving garments
Of he veg LATEST SfILE and mat PRsvrcr
FIR sstaisahle.
Goods ordered yin be sent By express. 70 b
paid for on delivery, providing shat Il they Do
sor nr, they can be returned at Tam Ex
P4sse. --.s
AZ y veil ksesn through de SoGH and
Wess, sAsy have ~ PsUaTsRs yeass ed lLrp
In IN 6epsssossep q shsis basiosse, vSieh 10
10 g.ansees - - the ssasaesss - - 0sods
sAey voaH sesd 0ak 49, =, ~
Rvao sos Ssas- HlkAsglannxY, SauuSes o(
Gsels, munasea CEssn1nf aDA ftiee p cent
slss. on sppiieaSoa. =. 80
- ncENOR Z CO..
IsnshHtsresD esa DUaless IN Nen' ss1
Dsys' CDssAisg ed FsrsisAisg Coode,
sitSrr Really Md q Md - Oder. col
aaA coo n. ~ Street, 81 Losis, No.
s-PueAasss grstsisossay made q Az
Krxrs FOR any Of our ffiends that nay desirs
articles bought for them n the city.
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$THE TEsr.-Time tries all things. rejects
those which are useless, and holds fast to that
which Is good. Stoves without number have
been invented and patented, but so' gave up
the ghost. The Charter OaE has s,oed the test
for seventeen years, and is steadily increasing
in favor
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

ISSUED, JAN. IST, 1911.
N10O Choice Selections No. 3,'' con.
lVU tanning The hest ne~ things for De-
clamation. Recitation, &c. Brilliant Oratory,
Thrilling Sentiment. and Sparkling Humor,
$50 pages. Paper. 30 ceLts. cloth IS cts. Ask
your bookseller for it. or send price to p.
Garrett 4 Co Philadelphia, Pa. jsn5s4.
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ArcuIsoN BCsINEss.-Nowt that We have a
railroad, most Of the trade that has gone
elsewhere from here, will now 60 to cities
I With which We have connection. Atchison
has large number of enterPrising dealers,
both wholesale and retail, who always look
after the trade within their reach, and make
it to the interest of people to purchase Of
them. Several Atchison cards will be found
in this weeks paper.
Dolan & Quigg, Wholesale and Retail
Grocers, ard Wholesale Dealers in Liquors
have one of the most extensive establish.
ments in the State. We have been through
It, and know they keep heavy stock Of
everything in their line. Merchants in THU
part of the country will find it to their ad
vantage to give them call.
HE. Nickerson & Co. are heavy manu-
facturers and dealers in Furniture. The,
burned out, not macy months ago, but ar
going ahead as if nothing had happened
With everything new ard of the latest styles
Let the reader bear them in mind, wher
looking forSgoods in their line.
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LUCK % a FORTUNE.
Umpire JEwELRY Co. 3i4 Give ST.,
IL Sc. Louis, No. nibafssturess. Of Chesp
and Plated Jewe'ry. imposess Of Watches and
Jet Goods. Catalogue and handsome picture
sent Tree. ..,s.. $50, Get. q, folly.
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ANcAlsOn and NebrnsIka Railway.
On and after Monday, January 81. 1911, q
mixed train will
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Semi-Weekly. Tribune, Mail Subscribers. 81
rcr annum. Five copies or over. g each |;
an extra copy will be sent for every club
of ten sent for at one time; or. IL prefer.
red. a copy Of Recollections of Busy
Life by Mr. CreeIey
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

Prickly, Early Cluster and Early Frame
varieties arc recommended. As near
four inches in length as possible is the
desirable size for picking. They should
be gathered daily, clearing the vines OF
everything large enough, Leave half
an inch OF the stem on the cucumbers
and he careful not TO bruisc them. Have
an open cask OF strong brine, and as last
as the cucumbers are gathered put them
into tie brine, and keep them constantly
covered by the brine. After remaining
in this brine sometime, say till the pick
inc season is over. it must lie thrown
away and the cucumbcrs be put INTO a
nov, clean. Strong brine Of rock salt.
Good liquor or provision harrrels are
uscd. If the whole process Is performed
in worknanlikc manner the cucumbers
will keep til the r:cXt Sprins or Summer
when better prices are Obtain obtained
than in the fall or winter. Mos: pickle
dcajrr- prefer 10 buy them in thi, con-
ditior. A. different men have different
ways OF preparing them for the table.
liut ii ycu have Il markc; for pickles YOU
may prepare them yourself As we
have already remarked, diiiercai indiyid-
uals have different ways of doing this
The loliowir% has been recommended for
family use Soak til, cucumbelS five or
six days. drain them and put them in a
jar with the following pickle: to one gal
lon of vinegar and three pounds OF sugar,
two CT three onions, Il tcacupfnl OF all
spice, half Il cup of clover, a pad or two
Of red pepper; boil all and pour over
the pickles hot. The ladies Of your OWN
and nciglboring families will help You
to other receipts for picking the cucum-
bcrS. The @al.cd cucumbcls are now
worth twenty-five cents a gallon,-usual-
ly ut Till, season ircm fifteen TO twenty
cents gallon. The drought last season
cut short ,lia crop and prices are I'M
usually high. Hence it is probable that
they may be raised this year in sufficient
quantities to rclucr the price L. 4 low
point.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

the words: {. which art in heaven,
continued the master. 'What,' SAID
Jack, as my Fader in Heaven" YES
yes, 90 on with the prayer. "but
please, Massa, let a poor fellow on'stan'
did YOU say COR, Fader in heaven -
s.Ycs, you rascal, say it," ''What !
vour Fadcr and mine tee ? Then, mas
"a, you an Is bruddcrs, isn't we ?"
''Ncvcr mind that, Jack 60 on with
the prayer: Thy kingdom come -
"No, massa, one ting at time; is you
an | brudlcrs Come, now, I'll spit
out dc prejudice and say it if you will"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
SqUibS.


Why is lady's ringlct like one Of
Dickens novels , Hccausc il i MI Of a
driA.
Every plain girI has one consolation
though not pretty young lady, She will,
if She lives, be a pretty oil one.
$50 10 the ant, thou sluggard, is
good advice, given on excellent author-
ty: nowadays most siugearls apparent
ly prefer 10 visit their uncle.
\ New York politician. whose head
boasts no capillary adornmcnts. is said
to have -, dome beautifully ir'scocd in
colur-"
a lady OF high pretcnsionS visiting the
house of a friend inquired: elias your
piano an octave Ny daughters has
one"
y Massachusetts paper kindly advises
people 10 beware Of ''parlor matches, "
yet the editor undoubtedly owes much of
his p;csent happiness to one of them.
The difference between Il scamstrcS.
and a farmer iS--!ilat one gathers before
she SewS- and thu other sowS before he
gathers.
Fishing parties have had rare lack the
pas; few days. Nest OF them have been
caught in the rain, caught Il severe cold,
caught the rheumatism, and sometimes
a iiSh.--Efcc Pres
If You have n dog that has peculiar
gift for barking at NIGHT. lac sure and
learn him to stay out of doors If YOU
don't, that lift in your dog-which is a
great one and ought to he cultivated
will never he appreciated by your neigh
bors.
4 cirszcn Of Connecticut, being unex-
pcctcdlv callcl upon TO address a Sunday
school, rose to hi. feet in some confusion.
and after several desperate but vain ct
forts to say something appropriate.
hoarSe!y murmured. "Dear children
never fool with powder"
There is an undertaken u, TOWN ,vhnso
SION hear. ;In irscr;n,ior ..Lrorv ro.
,,i.;to for q c,rorol,, I,L. Nopu;1,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
Seth Burroughs Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, ! In Probate Court held At the
Essen District, -. Probate ONCE, In timlihIH
In said district the lSt day OF May, A. H., III.
Clarence II Dudley. executor upon the estate al Seth
Burroughs, late ui Cunc"Tn said district pre-
sents ills administration account Tor cNaimiI atom and
allowance.
WhCreup0n iii ordered by said court that said
and said apyC Ion t. referred Ia sion o! said
court To- lac held at Tia" probate "ilCe ia tiuidhIl.
the 10Th day al MAY. a ID. ISL, tor hearing and lie
Ci-iuu thereon. Aud further ordered, that notice
hereof he given 10 all persons Icsi"d by uhc
three weeks SuCcrS-iVcy IN the CAFE pIifi.
newspaper published at 81. Joli>bury previous To said
time appointed for hearing that they may appear At
said and place, and show CIu-c, II They
have, WHY said account should not be allowed" and such
decree made. ~ the Cuuri.-AttC~t,
G2Gi WIN. H. lIiRTSuURN judge Vi Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
Geo. w. ChesIey Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held At The
Caledonia District SIS. Probate Blic" ia ST Johns
bury within and Tor said district, IN the 2fh dIi "i
April \. d, ISL.
AN Instrument purpuriiu. to Zee the last III and
Testament "t George ". Chcslrv, late ct Shcirid, in
said district, deceased being presented 10 Tia" Court
by Warner Chrscy.thc executor therein named lor
probate
1t Is ordered by said court hat al"r~o> Concerned
therein he notified t0appcar at session ct aid court
bc holden at the Probate ONCE, in ST. J"h>hury.
the l;th day ct May, A ID ISL and show cause,
II they may have against the Probate %! said Ill;
tor " Ch purpn>. ii iSfurthcr "ricr" that copy OF
the record ui suTlcr bc published three weeks sue
CcsSiycly In the CIlcduui. printed at 81. JUh-Iiry
prev To- said time appointed tur hearing.
BY the COUrt-ittc~t
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge oi Probate
a true copy Ol Record Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
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very H'-; remedy known iur til" l'll0wiu- aud 90
drri Gi-c"s,s: Indigestion, Costivcnc--, Liver Co.,
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n"-7 Scr"ull, salt Khoum, Lan"uor, Lnzin".-. -.
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cd. III. appetite IL restored. III" sy-tcm a. -tr,u
,nod The liver i uvi-sortt"d. The hrctlrh i--a,.
cncd The complexion II h'IUtii,d. Aud th- -ts..
hcaliii l. III STORED.
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position Of this Kennedy, making it simpl" and
- well 81 m unfiiiin" cure all di Of tn ..
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