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A Gold Shake.

There was an interesting scene ct the
Interior department last week, on the
occasion of a council between the gov
eminent officials and the delegations of
Arapahoes, Cheyennes and Ute In
dams, the conference being in the inter-
est Of peace between the Utes and the
former bands. Commissioner Smith
represented to the Indians the great i'm
portanoe Of establishing friendly rela-
tions, and assured them whether they
did SO OF not, il they left their reserva-
tions they would be punished. He told
the Cheyennes and Arapahoes that the
Utes were with our government, which
was bound TO protect, them ut MI times,
and that the government ID determined
that fighting between Indian tribes
must cease, and that it cannot continue
much longer.
Powder Face, OF the Arapahoes, said
ho had from his early youth thought il
right 10 wal upon the Utes and had
never failed to kill of that tribe when he
could. But in latter years bis mind has
been changed. He was not unwilling
there should be peace between the
tribes. The commissioner suggested
that preliminaries Of the peace move
ment be established by the Indians
shaking hands with one another. Ouray.
speaking for the Utes, said they
thought Ii best to make peace "a a
whole; TINT although these men may
be- friendly, the tribes generally may
not feel that way. Ouray was some
what afraid she enemies of tho Utea
spoke with tongues. The Indian d
missioner said ii was only necessary
now that they make peace as individ-
uala md not rs representatives of their
tribes. After rather a serious o~onsulta-
tion by oiliafs Of the separate tribes.
Ouray and Powder Face advanced into
the middle Of che room and shook
hands very formally and with no e.
preston of satisfaction. Afterwards
there wa d general though not 10 ait
appearances very cordial Misunderstanding.
Powder Face ssfd The Great Spirit was
looking down and he would say whether
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this was all right or not. Stone Calf,
Of the Ohcyenuoa, demurred Mt first,
but afterwards joined the others and
shook hands with the UtoR.
At the termination of the council it.
was proposed to the Indians to go to-
the hotel in the same coach, but the
UtoH objected on the ground that they
could not understand each others Ian
ni1nnN
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How Early Should Heifers Have
Calves?


There is n great difference in the prac-
tice of farmers in this respect-some
feeding high and breeding ~ early as
possible, and others keeping the heiferB
away from the bull until the third year.
feeling quite satisfied with n calf at
three years old. Tt il admitted TINT the
heifors grow larger TINT breed late, and
II beef is q prominent object in the ani-
NAL, this may be good policy. But in
dairy districts we want milk, butter and
cheese ut the earliest moment that the
animal les capable of producing them
economically. The Jerseys and their
grades bring calves quite early, some
times at fifteen months old, frequently
ut eighteen months, and as n rule Mt two
years or under. The heifers that come
in Mt fifteen months frequently lose
their calves, and their growth Ia o good
deal retarded, But the milking quail
ties of che animal aro generally devel-
oped, and II the heifers have rich pas
lures and are we'll fed during the winter
we prefer TO have them come in the Rec-
ond spring after birth, say from twenty
to twenty-four months old. This saves
at least a years keeping, and we think
makes a better COW, although she may
not be- 81 large. The cost Of keeping n
two-year old better in the older states is
from 1886 TO $50 a year, and il there is no
calf until she is three years old it IL 10
much money out Of pocket. We have
never been able TO discover much differ
n o between the quantity Of milk given
by n heifert In her second and third year.
III we'll cared for, the two-year old be-
gins TO pay as soon az she brings q calf.
III Of good stock and a heifer, the calf
viii be a. we'll worth raising an any
subsequent calf dropped by the same
mother. She will probably give more
than milk enough 10 pay for her years
keeping, and the calf will be clear gain.
The cost of keeping COWS in the eastern
states is now 70 great that one needs to
put them 10 breeding at the earliest day
IL can bo safely done. At three years
old the animal has consumed not far
from eighty dollars worth of food.
whether she has yielded any return or
not. If Won can put fifty dollars 10 her
credit at the close of the third year il
looks q little more like making the rails
ing q dairy lows a living business.
THE Observation-Disclosures. an Els
teddfodd. 10 be held ut Ooedpretherwy.
thdys next year, under the designation
of Eisteddfodd Cadcorywhyriolddr
Observation-Disclosures Maewhydlor.
has been proclaimed with all the ancient
ceremonies, a Welsh rabbit being
slaughtered By Observation-Disclosures
yar1d, tire principal bard, who was ~
sisted by EoloInlulo Observation-Disclosures
end others. who helped Ii drink Eli the
whisky. The old practice or 0nflandish
names tor these ceremonies LIS been Ell,
tirely discarded,
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WHEN q man comes home and tries to
bolt his door with a sweet potato, pokes
the fire with the spout Of o o~offee-pot,
attempts to wind up the clock with his
boot-iaok, tries to out kindliDg-wood for
the morning with a paper-knife, takes a
cold potato in his hand to light him to
bed. and prefers sleeping in his bat aud
boots, you may reasonably infer that he
has been making the acquaintance OF
some very friendly people.
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Tim National Life insurance company
Of the United States of America, char
tered by congress, issued in October
ST., lie, 900 of new insurance, n larger
amount than in any previous month,
save one, since July, 1869. This shows
the public appreciation Of this strong
stock company.
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HFEs -. w HHAER = ' HtEAAfA bhN ~
AGAR RittrYa are u purely VcurtaIlr
nTI'n,,1tInn made chiefly frum the ma
,,di barha fo,nd ON the Tower ranges Of
tla Gierro Nevada Mountains of tqIitor-
,,ia thn n,n,IIriu,I prnpprticq Of which
n,rra,' yt,,nt.L th,rrnoui without the Use
af tLrnt,,1 Tho question il aImost
,l,!i, naToI ulyhai IS the cat14r Of tho
HnnaralIoipd success Of VINnGAE BIT
TrRs?" Our answer j., That they remove
thn ro,lYr of di.rt r.. and The patient re-
rovr,g his health. They are the great
blood pnrffcramI , lite Swing principle,
a perfect Renovation and ~lnNlgor3t"r
Of the system. Never before in til"
history of tic world h1 a mrdI"ln" hrrn
compounded poa4ra+jn@ III" r"mark"hI'
qualities of NINtGAH l''ffENS IA hra''NR 'o'
sick OF every u'"'''1" o.'' = Ill., - r '?
are a K'hIi" i~u'H'u,'' It mr nn'," ~ inn
,TI''f ',R I y '''I 1,,,,n' IN XIII ,l+
Diseases,
Tbn n~rnnnrtirS ut DE WALKERS
E,mlr 49,, 49,, n.,;rut Drunburrti2
/ Garm,nattvc. Nutritious. Laxative, hwrt,c.
Scdatlvc. Country.lru)"ui "'d"''I'' N"''R
tive. and Anti I5lIjon*
Grateful thousands proclaim VIM
rGAr BlTTENS tho most wonderful IN
D%gorart that eyer sustained the sinking
'#tcn.
No Person cAn take VheSF hitV"FN
according to directions, and roman I"nN
.rWrII, provided th0Ir bones arc not de
troyrd by mineral poison OF other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
rrpajr.
Bilious. RCnittCnt and Inter
militant Envnrc which arn 81 urryl-
49,, ~, a., ,' ",ir ~ any, rrrof rivers
Il", NV tL, rr,,i,oi Gtatog oenorio1Iv
,hn.nTn ~ tho Mina;peinri ohio Missouri
t,,I..,:, v,,,,arr,, 49, ,Lor,r,1 Ar.on.
''"'r,'' : III ,r'' ,m,.,,' v;n :, r,,,Io
.,'N' i''', "''''t"' I""@'f' Wv '',''''
l'lll, AHlp@Il'I, Ni"'N'' N5t'It'i'''' ~
3no5", James, And many others, WIN
jhclr vast trlhQtar'eF' t~hf"iGooot our
rir'lrn country during the summer aIiA
Aututuu, and remarkably so during sea
sons Of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably arroInuunird hv extensive dc
r,p rornonta of tho aton,orh aud liver
,,ni n+hor ,l.t,n,ino} viucera I'm their
,,na, ~ r,,m1,|;, o,a,t i,,,f ,nnw
treatment p'lGdlNo, eAeIt'E " lV"-
eFiol influence upon tneSo ,a''', T "r
%'''''' -, ''n'i'ns'"3 'o'''"'''
Is no calhaftic 'ot inc purpose eqohl' I"
DR. j. WALKERS VINEGAR bIFFERS,
rs they will speedily remove the dark
polnrcd yigcid matter with which the
bowels arc loaded, at the same time
stimulating tho grrrctiona of the liver.
and yenera1Iv restoring the healthy
F,%,notiona If tho 1ireotivG organs
sSn,t:r " ~ ~ 1"SI.',' J;
fVItlly my pVny aSaitiSG uISv''h'
-ny puIllfl''g a'i ltS 'luplS N't'' 'iNE,'Ht
hiIFERS' NO 'pide'nlo can "'Ne 10"
OF y system THUS iorc-arlned.
nySDPDSia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
T~igItncss of the Chest. Dizziness. Son
H'tt,4 :, - r 49, 500 ~, NJ rt,.'
IA 4't".,"'ie VI w ''"i1t"'i', p"t !H''
Ill Tue hloutil, bliiouS htthehs, faIplti
tItiOn of the Heart, Inflammation of tlu
,,rr, po;, l., +Ln ,ou;,,, ~ tL, E;l
t''''N'f y VII 80 VIZ AH6''' I" nv AL
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TuE rUHEsr AND RwEETEsr Cop-bTvER On
il Hazard Il Gaewell'B, made on the sea shore,
from freBh, selected ltvers, of the Cod only, by
CsswEtt. HAZARD Il Co, Now York. It Is abb
~aoluteIy fGtre aill streCt. Patients who have
ouee taken It prefer it to all others. PhyHi.
cinns have decided 1t superior to all other oils
IN mBt tei COM
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THE season for coughs and colds is
rapidly approaching, and every one should be
prepared to check the first symptoms, aB D
cough contracted between now and christmas
frequently lHhtR all winter. There Ia no better
remedy than Jollnson'a Anodyne Eminent.
For all diseases of the throat and lungs it
should he used internally and externally.
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK EAAR
AND gKCw
THIRTY YEARS RxfPRM HENCg
or AN DEm

mss. WinsioVvis Soothing syrup S. the
prescription NJ one Of the best femate physi.
eiana and nnraeB I'm the UNIFIED states. and has
been used for thirty years. with never falling safety
and success by millions VI mothers and children,
from ehe feeh'e infant Of me week old TO the adult.
II eorTseis a0idfty Of th't stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the buaepa. and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother ard child. We heMeva IL 10
be the best and snreaL rssaody In The world In all
eaaes Of n~YSENTERY and nTARRufEA y
CHILDREN, whether Ii arises from teething or
fFef1 any other eatiHe. Full directions for using
will ~ncgmpan each bottle None genuine unless
the facsimile Of CURTIS a PERKINS IA an fbe
outside wrapper.
seGa by all tnedrclme aeHIsrs,
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SAMPLES FRER,-TheSATuRDA EVEN
mo Posr, $40 Walnut street, Philadelphia, gives
II beautiful chrome TO every yearly subscriber,
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LUNG FEVER, common cold, catarrhal
fever and nasal discharge Of Il browniah color
in horses, may be checked at once by liberal
uae Of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders.
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~Shanghaed Sailors.

Shanghaed Sailors.
g;,,a H., arrival At gor F,orcisou ~
.L, ut;a o,r,r.o ,r wb;,b s,,ch or,,ol
,.,a ,roo,,,,,,J Iy Giant CIarLa
,,oto uorria and othor, Tho roo,I. ~
gar Eranois,o Lo,o hoo, rrotiv tt,.
,,olIv ,,oLo1 ~, nn 4bo orostio, -
.,Iun', r;,h4o GroI n,o,,[oro - A..
s,,unn ho,,o ,,to;r.a ;,7rr,.
:, 4L,;r e,r.,r =, + ,,,r+a riarl, H..
-. ,uI Eo1l, ha,, h
,y r.u. -
| aft,o oror s,n,oso1 T., l., ,~.rt,oa -
rh, 1,4u, H. .I -.
.Iaao1 :, .n;t a,5 ..,. 49,, T.I1
qtotos ,,or.L,i otlon,,a,1 .a ,.lou.a.,
ant oa u;,,oa.,, an catuu.lo, -.
oho,,t ,Lo ;o,1 ~. a., ,h,ontnuinu ,,nt
ho ,1nroa ~, A. - u .n,,,. I.4
,.r,a L,, r,.4
Il, L;1n,m.4n- 9 I'E
r.,:, ,u.,, ~
- '|,"'" ''"''''' ~ ""'e ~ we"
YORK Inc Baltic, Capt. Taylor, which
H., 0,"
,nanahool u,
,o;fo,, w., ,n.nA, - Ill.,. ...,a
bo,n o,o,,4 Me-, vamL a.5.tL
h,1n ,hnt ,,t,a - rha;n
oIInrod - tho u,sso1, ~. nraa arn1
,,nnoa ,au ,rti,L - n.o m1
,,oo;un h,t arta, .lo-
haamI 4L.u n.a A.aa4aJ J.
~ y, -
UNIV "'''''' "'' '"''o Is Il" "o'P '"'
them. "A notable ca7e is TINT OF George
i. Staple. n boy, who, after being en-
enticed ON hoard thn Taltic ,vos tbrnot-
a,l ,r;tb. ao,th r. l., ~
>' ''' V '6" ~"
"groe"'''" Il" Jake 'he voyage, a mum
Der OF the victims who have families in
New York dependent upon them, have
GIod com,1o;n+s In 4bo oorr+, ot To-,
rm.o C.... - n
''"'''','' NDD'P''"'' " ot"'''J
against Vi" d. NiaTIes AMI the Herald
of tho Morning are aiao made, and Sec
Ond mate Wright Of the St. Charles is
CAMPHOR Az A MEDICINE. The Scieu-
tifo American lectures those peopIe who
n,ol,o Froa,,ont nan - oa.I.Lln
''o4'1''' '''' w ~ '"liPno, 10 "
meoicln'' IL says: The PhysI0Iog1ohl
action Of camphor is not yet under
stood; but, Judging bv the avmntoms
thot follow +bo toLiro ~ = ,aaarata
J-o n..- .St,,l .
"oSe' u may DC calleo n nervous shmu-
liant. 1t Is somewhat like opium and
alcohol, therefore, in it's action. when
given in small quantities; but. when
taken in large doses, il causes excessive
irritation TO the nervous system, pro.
ducing convulaions and death. Cam,
pbor actn to irritate and congest, and
finally, to inhamo the mucous lining Of
the stomach, causing. in the miidor
cases, u form of dyspepsia, and, in the
more aggravated, liberation of the
stomach. From these two actions,
namely, that of nervous atimulant md
local i%rritant, come all the good and
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SUDDEN changes in the weather are
productive of throat diseases, coughs and
colds, There ia no more effeetual relief to be
found than in the 'lee of Browns Bronchial
IrnnhnR.
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GEn. ?. HOWELL 3 20.

conduct an II eney for the reception Of adve, tise-
ments for American nHwRpapers-the most complete
establishment Of the kind in the world. Six thou
sand newspapers are kept regularly on file, open to
inspection by customers. No readlug-room, how
ever complete. receives ene-ttTentieth Of this mum
bnr. Every advertisement is taken at the home
price Of tho paper, without any additional charge
or commission, 30 That an advertiser, In dealing
with the agency, IN saved trouble aud correspond
ence, making one contract instead of a dozen, a
hundred or a thousand. A book of eighty pages,
containing LISTS of beat pspets, largest cireu1ations,
religious papers, agricultural papers, claHs pRpelF g,
political f'aperH, daily papers, country papers, magB-
zines and al publications, with some information
about prices, il sent free to any address on appltca-
ton. Persons ut o distance Wishing to make com
tracts for advertising in any town, city, county,
state or tarritery Of the United EtateH, or any rprs
ton of the Dominion of Canada, may uend n cUu-
else statement Of what they want, together with n
copy Of the advertisement they desire Inserted. and
will receive information by return matt which will
enable them to decide whether to increase, reduce
or f0rego the order. For such information there in
no charge whatever. Publishers not only send their
files free, but pay Messra. Geo. 2. Rbwell & Co, for
their services. Orders are accepted for n single pa
per az well as for q larger list for a single dollar ms
readily az for a larger sum. Address the
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AnvERrtaIRu AaHNry.
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The popularity of the Elmwood and
Warwick collars ia constantly increasing. They
are superior to all others in quality, style and
I'll.
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THE HOUSEHOLDS pANAUEA,
AND
FAMILY aafgK#wwrH,

IN tho best remedy In tho 4 ofld sof tha following
complaints. viz Granipa H. tbs limbs and stntn
Hrh, pain tn the stomach. bffwets nr side. EhsnEnM
ism IN al is t'sms. bilious collie, neuralgia.
cholera, ddsehlery. colds, He b = wounds. burns. sons
throat. spinal complaints, prains sud bruises.
efiEla and fever. For Integral and external mo.
It's operation is not only 10 Relieve the patient
hut efiitaiy removes the ratIsa eft the complaint
IT psHetrates aud perrades he whole system, re.
storing healthy artiru tn ali Its parts. aud quicken
ing The blood
2rhs household PHEAaaon II pssrssy Veg
aAahte and ell healing,
Prepared by
CURTIS . BROWN,
No. ais Fulton ssseak, waw York.
FM sale BY all drnaEists.
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KING OF THE BLOOD, For SAIL RHEUM,
ERUrTIoNR. RUALp uEAD.-T have been troubled
for The last thirty years with salt rhenm on
my hands. They have boon 80 at times That
| have been unable to use them for any pur-
pose for which they were intended, / was ad-
viRed by II friend Of mine. who had used the
King of the Blood, 10 try it. l did 40. Have
used seven bottles, aud to all appearances my
hands are well. They look and feel rs though
an entirely new skin had boon formed. II. L.
HULBERr. druggist, A South street, 'ltioR.
Write for circulars TO 4. Ransom, Son Go,
Buffalo, New York.
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ALL articles we think that are packed
aud sold FStU Weight should have the
patronage of consumers, nlso Of dealers.
We are glad to notice in the article of
Soar that PR0CrBB & 0AMBbE's ExTpN
OLIVE Soar is aIwaya packed 's1a1a,
weight,
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"RtvERsrDE Water Cure" Hamilton
ILL.,, treats all Diseases. Get photo, 10 cts,
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CLOTHES
EIGHTEEN years have established the fact that
no case OF atue or ChIlls and fever, can wi hstand
sqallenberger's Pills, If taken ms directed.
THE lungs ARE strained and raeked by a persist.
ent cough. The general strength wasted, and an in.
durable complaint established thereby DR.. Laynnis
ExpeCtorauf rs Mn effective remedy for coughs and
ooles. and exercise q beneficial effect on tho pull.
monhry and bronchial organs,
BEsT AND OLpnhr FAMILY MHnfcrRn.-sass-
Ipras htgsr AagtgoTator-a rarely vegetable Ga.
debility, sick headache, bilious attacks, aud all
aatanggenieints % o. liver stomaea end bowels, AHs
A COUGHt COLD Or sORE TERROhT
BROWNS Requires immediate attention., and
p tUNCHIAL should be Checked. II allowed ID
RoCHEs loontinuot THnrrArtoS or TINE
ron LuNGH, = PERMANENT THROAT
hludHs AEFEcTtof, or An INcuHA ubE
AND LuNa DrsEasE IA often the re
juLDg. lsult. -
HRoVN's BRONCHIAL TRDCHEs
Having n al cot Influence on tie p1rte, gives i'm
mediate relief Fuf i5BuSgtttrts, BfflNA \, CA.
TAHHtt, ~C3NsUaFttvE N EitHhAF DtRHAsHF
THoCH Es Gfe tiscd n teayE trih nobd success.
SINGERS NJ PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will find TaoeHIR uzefut In eleai Ing the voice
when taken before singing or Speaking. and re-
lieving the throat after au unusual exertion Of the
vocal organs.
Obtain only " BRowasa BRONCHIAL Ea,"
aud do not take any Of lie worthless limitations
that may be offered. ~ III epcFS4DheTs.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PAAR
AND SICK
from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMtFUeE ooMF1Ts
viii destroy worms without injury 20 tho child.
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
Ing or other injurious ingredients usually used IN
worm preparations.
CURTIS IL BROWN, proprseGora,
No. as Fulton street, Nsw York.
solo by druggists and Ghamists, and dealers In
hAeulelnea at TWENTY-FIVE GRsTa, A BOX,
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DIR. TURNER'S GUIDE TO HEALTH

YTNINW ut BHPEee nefpHpRTy Tar pvnrv nnn lin
que 70 disea4es Of any Kind. married Or HlDeI ;.
N III OF young for all hgsB. SEXES or conditions In
nass ARsnts wanted for this, the best ne Hing Igook
gapslsnea [ sand afty cents for sample copy u i'm.
~ BOZ Washington avenue IT,, Louis,
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ErHHTEBN years have established The fact that
no case of atue or ChlIls and fever. can wi hstand
aqallenberger's pills, If taken Ms directed.
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The 0uTsIDE GARMENTS are prettier
than they have been fer many years.
They have d iaunty, coquettish air, and
seem ID belong 10 the sauoy little hats
far back on the head. rho English
walking Jacket il revived, and Ii one II
the most comfortable and completely
psefui ~ saequea. Uia naada uf DIT kinds
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pAA* lag0 agents wanted. gaua eta.,ty,
" Al l. blair J. Co, st. Louis, No.
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BEs1 AND OLpEsT FAMILY MHprurRR.-sdss
Iprds Lfver bsutFoTatof-a rarely vegetable Ca
debility, sick headache, bilious attacks, aud all
arrangements OF liver stomach and bowels, AHk
vUut druggist for tt Beware of initatFD1H
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FOR HONEST MEN AND WOMEN

FerygyheFe 30 to go per week. No interruption
natl y. o., Ohio.
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durable complaint established thereby DIR. Jay nets
EEneCt0raut Is an effective remedy for coughs and
coles. and exercise q beneficial effect on tho puI.
m0nRTy and bronchial organs.
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rGAr BlTTERS the most wonderful In
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