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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-17

Yesterday, or their occupants. We
hnyc no doubt, though hut that the
old pctHc aeiqh wo. the hi0hc" Pirh'
,d
/ NTrENrIoN lscalled 10 the statement
of the business liabilities and n-sets--
Of the city Bank Of Dallas aS required
by law, published in THE HERALD
this morning. The exhibit II an excel
lent one, showing II balance on hand
10 cover all drafts of deposltors that
may be made, and this is the ease III
all times.
TIE battle which took place ycster'
day, on Lamar street, between several
of our young citizens, in which the
only balls used were snow-balis, wa
distinguished for the CELEBRITY with
which the braves got their hands "well
iu"-the snow, and for the complete
manner in which the contest ended by
grounding not only the contestants
arms, but themselves.
THE advertisement of the Atlantic
aud Pacific Railroad appears i'll TINS
weeks paper, to which attention is di'
rected. The main line extends from
st. Louis to Vinita, Indian Territory
1853 miles, where it connects with the
Missours, Kansas and Texas Railway;
the Missouri Pacific, leased by the At
lantic and Pacific, extends from 81.
Louis to Atchison, Kansas, via Kansas
City, IL distance of $50 miles, with
branches from Upton to Boonville, p
miles; from Sedalia to Lexington, %
miles, and from Pleasant Hill to Law
renee, Kansas, 81 miles-total number
of miles controlled by the Atlantic
and Pacific road.
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IT will be seen, by Il notice in another
column, that Major T. G. Jordan has
resigned his position as President OF
the City Bank, and is succeeded by
Colonel w. T.. Hughes. Major Jordan,
who has so long been identified with
the banking interests of this city, in
resigning his office in the bank, does not,
by any means, withdraw his identity
from the institution, being still large
stakeholder; but his interest in the
Glenrose mills in Hood county de-
manding so much of his time, he felt
compelled to resign the Presidency OF
the bank, and devote his attention
more closely to his Hood county inter-
ests. The very efficient Cashier, MIR.
R. p. Aunspaugh, still remains in his
old position, and in the new President
we feel safe in saying that the institu-
ton loses nothing of its acknowledged
strength.
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THE business "carricd on the open and
shut plaiIn-'Ihc sash and doorbuslncss.
ONLY one rooster can draw that
81 900. Twas ever tms--in lotteries.
BAD weather for fellows who ha'nt
got Il shirt to their backs" Having
Il out on the line don't make dlilcr-
ence worth n cIlss.
\ CHAP going home last night feel
ing little halcyon, mistook the box
top which is embedded inthe gutter by
Goslin's corner for the Trinity bridge,
Checking up, he observed, "lf lhic) Pm
drink, Pm (hic) hon'st and must (hic)
pay thic) toll. Stay w'ere's 'e (hic)
bOssY'
A STRIKING example of how mad he
was, was illustrated by Jimmie O'Dowd
at wood pile yesterday, II short dis
lance down the Central road, when he
reposed q billet of wood over brother
Emeralder's majestic brow with the
ford suavity Of mule kick. The
stricken gentleman gave strong symp-
toms last evening of settling in that
country where there is neither wood
in the tree or any cut convenient for
shillalahs.
A GENTLEMAN was seen to enter Il
Main street store yesterday and alb
stractedly ask for an ACCORDION. The
instrument being furnished him, he
opened with: Mother, Pve come
home to flicker out, or something near
that, followed by Ben Doorlock or an
intimate relative; finally he broke
forth with. soft in the s-t-e-a-l-l-y
night when suddenly a cherubic
smile kerosencd his countenance, and
dropping the instrument he leaned
over the counter, and placing his hand
on the storekeeper's shoulder, drew
him conveniently forward, and in a
half whisper exclaimed, "Damme, my
friend, I've struck it, want six steel
mouse traps"
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TO TIL PU BL1C.
DALLAS CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

This new institution, which has just been
inaugurated under what we may personally
consider very advantageous circumStnh-
ces having at once met, on the part OF the
most prominent and experienced business
men of Dallas. substantial aid, as well as me
most fiattering announcement, particularly
from our unquPstionnhly charitable ener-
getic and popular Mayor, hen Long, precise
"; on account of 1t being looked at by them
Of momentous necessity. We. therefore,
strengthened in our future views, through
publication, deem 1t boldly OR duty to an
nounce also to planters, farmers, gardners
of all the adjacent and surrounding counties
that in order TO justify the confidence shown
u.s. and also to keep up a SO laudahie spir't OF
Ngo-aheadism," evinced by the liberal and
impulsive people of this community, that
hereafter the Dallas City Intelligence office
will on application always be ready to tur-
nisl them with hands and all sorts of infor-
nation concerning Real Estate matters.
Hoping that all those who have SO kindly
manifested towards us their best wishes for
our success, by so generously Offering their
personal support, will accept our warmest
thanks, and also those for having not been
In many instances in proper condition TO
accommodate them, our humblest excuses.
We remain, most respectful your obedient
servants, PHILLIP LANEhGNE,
27O-dlt-w3t, Manager.
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That Fire.

Hofistadrs Illuminating artist,
which entities him to the appellation
of being the brightest chap in the es-
Enlistment, omitted his customary
caution yesterday afternoon, while
dressing his lamps for the night, and
sat an open can of oil in too intimate
iuXtaposition to light, which he had
burning at the time, in order that he
might the better perform his task.
Alas! for his wandering philosophy
he forgot about the affinity between the
two until aroused by a glare
of fire reflected from be-
hind him, when he turned
To meet angry tongues of flame, dart
ing like a serpent across the floor and
up to the wall, constantly fed from the
reservoir of blazing can of kerosene.
In moment the cook was OH the spot,
and, with the armamentOf great pres
ence of mind and a bucket of water
bursted up the business. But the pres
enee of the danger got out, and the fire
company dashed up promptly ano
Willingly, but their services were fortu'
nately not needed.
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rrrnm wrdne.aar,. paIIy HeraIa.l

SOME of our merchants have been
taken with theawning fever again.
OUR hospital contains eighteen de-
pendents upon the mercies of the
pharmacopia.
OUR very tidy and very excellent
exchange, the Waco Advance, like
most valued friend, does not visit US
often enough.
Raw MEAT is adopted by some Dali
las physicians in the treatment of con-
sumption. In our consumption we
want our meat broiled.
Our hide men have grown com
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Look Out.

To the People of Dallas county:
l have this day been shown the fol-
lowing county orders or drafts on the
Treasurer of Dallas county, all payable
to John John NJ. Laws, to-wit:
One dated September 80, 1877, for
1865 90. One dated July 81, 1877, foi
S3l4 IS. One dated October 30, 1873, for
S427 80. One dated June 3, 1873, fol
$2l5 90.
The drafts all purport to have been
drawn and signed by me as Deputy
Clerk District Court of Dallas county.
They are all forgeres and were never
drawn or signed by me, or with
my consent or knowledge. This notice
is intended to warn all persons from
purchasing any of these drafts. ! am
Informed that there are some two
thousand dollars of these drafts out,
and persons would do well to look
well before purchasing. The drafts
specified above were drawn and sold
without the knowledge of Mr.. Laws OF
myself. Your obedient servant,
Y. f. COOMBES.
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From Friday, pa,Iy Herald

TIE snow fairies held their first car
nival yesterday.
IT was difficult matter TO tell OF
which there was the most in the city
yesterday, snow or cotton.
"LEr us sleighr' was the ldos,'s hg,'a
of a christianity poter fdn'ilids as he
knelt down with his family TO their
devotions, last evening.
PASSENGERS on the mixed train, on
the Central road, going South yester-
day, reported the snow as drifting
heavily all along the line north Of this
city.
Iris problem with us which were the
most grotesque, the improvised sleighs,
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Robbery.

The grocery and provision store OF
our friend Mr.. Sandel, situated ON Pa
cific avenue, opposite the rat Tuileries
of the Pacific road, was entered during
Wednesday night by cutting away O
portion of the sash of one of the front
windows, by some Pry in quest of the
days balance. The venture rewarded
its executor precisely two dollars and 9
half,which hisfelionous palms gathered
in n small box behind the counter
which receptacle and its contents were
the property of one of Mrs. SIS little
children.
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From Tuesdays Daily Herald

QUAILs sell by the dozen in this city,
and are eaten by the ton.
The blue of the Sky was not visible
Yesterday. The blue of some mems
spirits were.
CHICKENS in the incipient stages OF
cholera are offered for sale on the
streets, Can't the authorities stoT
this e?
WE can take a tusseI most any day
with most any kind of disease, bui
against the smallpox we don't care tc
be pitted.
ATTENTION is called TO the notice o.
INTERCHANGEABLE lady's faiT-to b'
given by the /. o. Of G. T., at Thomas
chapel, on White Rock creek, on sat
urday night, February IA, 1874.
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from Sundays Daily Herald.

FROM 'uluus i't's i'N'"N''l
LUMBER dealers and actors both
"hold the boards"
"HoE there!" shout the garden
plats, land give us a rake "
FLOWING has commenced in the
country. Farmers boys ask their dads
what Dallas looks like, and have taken
a sudden notion to "see it for them
selves"
WE have known people to sit by
their windows on Sunday with the old
family Bible open upon their laps and,
with head reverently bent, read for
hours. We are sorry to add that It's
ample pages secretcd a ten cent novel.
Friday night, about the hour poeti
cally termed by young men in love
and highly imaginative creatures, the
"witching hour" our friend Captain
Hammond, Secretary of the Wichita
Railroad, had his sleep abruptly broken
by his wife, who apprised the Captain
that somebody was in the house."
This statement the Captain was dis
posed to combat, on the ground of the
unconventionality of the hour for call
ing, and proposed that his estimable
lady was in error.
But no sooner had the Captain laid
down his opinion, than the treacher-
Gus floor of an adjoining room squealed
out against the steps of the "some-
body" and the Captain was on his
"prongs" in minute, and reaching
for his pistol, which prehensible piece
of furniture being convenient, he
started in company with that punster
for the man in the next room. step
ping to the door he partly opened it,
when he quickly slammed it to, as he
heard the rogue cock his pistol. Seeing
that there was hazard in entering a
room with an armed desperate hold
ing all the advantage, he run the
matter hastily over in his NINA,
and then Unanswered out the
front door and around the house,
so as to capture the scoundrel aS
he attempted to escape through the
window, which opening he was trying
to pass, after he had reminded the
Captain that he had come "heeled'
and didn't want any nonsense about
making his escape, if discovered in the
house. AS the Captain turned tho
angle of the house he saw the man
leap out of the window and run, anc
he at once woke the "stilly night will
the discharge of three loads of his sin
shooter at the fleeing house-breaker
who, however, kept clear of the range
of the bullets, only because, perhaps, II
was too dark to get in range of them
Yesterday morning the dead body OF
a man was discovered lying in fissur'
in Mill Creek bank, near the city flour
ing mill. He was resting on his face
and a jury of inquest, after close ex
animation Of his person, pronounced
his death to have occurred from stran
gulation, produced by falling in the pc
sition found, while in a state of help
less intoxication. The deceased wa
about fifty-five years of age, and wa
dressed in the garb of laborer. Their
was nothing found on him by which
he could be identified, and unknown
is all that marks his mystic sleep,
A coLoRED man was picked UP neaI
Mr.. Crutchfield's residence, few day
ago, shot in the breast by pistol ball
He was placed in the hospital in TIL
city, but up to the present time has no
been able to make any statement o
the affair.
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THE STATE OF TENAS-To the sheriff
i of Dallas county, greeting 1ou are
hereby commanded that you summon, by
publication, Julia McGaugh, John w. Me-
Gaugh, Sarah J. Holman, Emma p. Holman,
John b. Holman, Margaret McAdams and
Joseph McAdams, her husband, Alexander
b. SandersOn, Hardy T.. SanderSon, Felix w.
Sanderson and George o. SandcrsOn. who are
appear before the District Court, TO be- holden
in and for the county OF Dallas, at the court
house I'm the cityand county Of Dali las, and
State of Texas, on the first Monday i'm Feb
ruary, a. ID. 1874, then and there TO answer
the petition of Virginia y. Lille ana James l..
Lille, her husband, flied in said court ag0inSt
the said Julia McGaugh, John w. McGaugh,
Sarah j. Holman, Emma T.. Holman, john
b. Holman, Margaret i. McAdams and Jo-
seph p. McAdams, her husband, Alexander
b Sanderson, Hardy +. SanderSon, Felix W.
SanderSon end George .. SandersOn, and
alleging in substance as follows, to-wit And
now comes the plaintins In this cause, and
amend their original petition herein, ant
saw that the plaintiffs herein arc Virginia \.
Lille and James l.. Lille, her husband, instead
of Nirgi:.ia A. and James l.. Lille, as alleged
in said original petition, and OF the parties
defendant Joseph McAdams is sucd instead
OF JOscphus McA dams, and Mary \. sander
son instead Of Mary D. SaudersOn, rs alleged
in said original petition, and where the name
of Calvin W. N0TrOmore, occurs IL said orig
inal petition, is now substituted the name OF
Calvin W. NaTramore, and praying as in the
said original petition,
Herein fail not, but have You then and
there before said court tnls WTlt, with your
return thereon, showing how You have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, A. HarwcOd, Clerk Of the District
Court Of Dallas county. Given andeT my
hand and the seal OF SAID court, at Office ia
the city Of Dallas, this the q Of December,
I A. ID. 1873. 4. HAYWOOD,
Cl'k ID. C., ID. G., Texns.
/ u. f. CoONBEsi Deputy. - 2siaitW3t
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The elevated character, wealth and
seniority of residence of the sureties on
the bond of Sheriff Barliley, of this
county, gives it stability not eXcelled
by any instrument of its kind in the
State. The bondsmen and the amount
for which they stand pledged, are as
follows: w. j. Clark, SIS, 10000; John
II. Bryan, Ss,S25.0o; Thomas Field,
50, 10000; Colonel Daniel Daley, $685.
9Ol.00
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Masonic.

AT an election in Lancaster Chapter
No. 40, Royal Arch Masons, held on
the evening of the eth inst, the follow
ing officers were elected and duly in
stalled to preside over that body for the
ensuing Masonicyear: J. w. jackson,
NJ. T.. II. p; Daniel Daley, e. H.; M.
p. Everts, T.. S.; II. II. Rawlings, Z.
H.; J. r. Mills, p. S.; Q. a. Sweat, X.
A. c.; j. S Davis, Secretary; }. y. Lind
say, Treasurer; J. w. Hill, Guard.
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plclay wlld In their competitive phr'
chasing of hides ita rcnlly tie very
wor4, Kind oi hhi' mphohih
Tnr Pacific engines which have the
air brake attachment, puff and pant M
though they had just got In rom II
rnce nncrn streak of lightning.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against en-
ployes in the Herald Office
will be allowed in settle
ments with the Office unless
an order from the prOprie-
tors is given.
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A Healthy Digestion,

Life is rendered miserable when the diges'
tive organs are impaired. Food becomes
repulsive; the body emaciated; the mind de-
pressed and melancholy broods over you
TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS is the
remedy for these evils; they produce sound
digestion; create good appetite, impair
refreshing sleep and cheerfulness of mind.
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Notice to Advertisers !

After the 1st day of Jan
uary, 1874, all bills for adj
vertisements in this paper
will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified
in contracts.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

The chances for gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICEKTS.
Whole tickets, so; Halves, $25; Tenths, or
each coupon So: Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500 22b Tickets for 81 600; lib Whole Tickets
for 5000; 2G Whole Tickets for $1,000. NO
discount on less than $50 Worth OF Tickets,
The Fourth Gift Concert will be oonducted,
in all respects, like the three which have al
he learned from circulars which will be sent
free from the Office TO all who apply for them
Orders for tickets and applications ior
agencies, will be attended TO in the order
they are received, and 1t is hoped they VIII
be sent in promptly that there may, be no
disappointment or delay in hlllng all: LAP,
eral terms given TO Those who buy 10 sell
again. All agents are preemptorily required
TO settle up their accounts and return all
unsold tickets by the Goth day OF March,
THOS, u. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Man
ager Git Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Kentucky. lo"Sm
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Those desiring to enter the night Telegraph
class, would do well to report Immediately
to the lecretary of the Institute, as only a
limited number ofstudents VIII be received.
For terms and particulars, address
ED. T. BASYE, Secretary,
o,-dot Dallas Telegraph Institute.
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Or. TUFTS Hair Dye is harmless.
Entertainment.

The public generally is respectfully so
licited to attend Ladies' Fair, !. o. OF q; T.
at Thomas Chapel, TO 9e given satnrds'
night the 18th Of February, A. d. 1874.
LOUIS y. RECORD, w. c. Templar.
]. w. RECORD, w. Secretary.
2S7 ltwl0td.
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NOTICE.

will Offer for sale, 10 the highest bisdoT, az
the courthouse door in the togn af Dallas, on
THURSDAY the ist day % Jamilary. 1874, large
lot Of guns, gunsmith touis and material,
pistols, ETC., belonging 70 the estate Of Calvin
Graves, Deceased. Sale 70 begin at O'Clock.
Terms Of sale, cash. s. =. JONES,
Executor estate Calvin Graves.
Dallas, Texas, Dec, 10, lsTa xloluiwsW
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IIUTCIfINS.
Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots lone block), on the principal
business street of the town of Hutchins, on
abe Central Railroad, in Dallas county, Tor
sale at low prices. Apply 10
JOHN w. SWINDELLS,
tvl5dtf Herald Office.
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CANVAsSING AGENTS

We are Offering the most taxing and money
making combination that has ever been pre-
sentcd. As IL Is the best thing ont, we wan.
the best Agents 4 circular will cost You
nothing. and viii convince You that here is
n chance 70 make large profits at honest
TTRNBUIL BROS. Baltimore, Nd.
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MIR a. w. RECKETT

Ia our authorized agent for this city, with
power to make collections and solicit adver-
tisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS tor this paper
All contracts made by him Will be recoS-
nized by this office. ,o
j. W. SWINDELLS & CO,
Projectors Herald.
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Young men qualified as telegraph opera
tors, and permanent employment at liberia
salaries guaranteed.
Address ED. T. RASYE, Secretary,
Dallas Telegraph Institute,
l5vew Dallas, Texas.
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NOTICE.
Mr., w. M. Spark I

~ Shreveport, is our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring to adver-
Nsc in or subscribe for TIE HERALD are re-
spectfully referred.
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u,RUsTEEsS SALE.-By virtue Of GER
tain deed of trust 10 me executed, on the
s1th iav OF August, 1873, by a. ID. Ellis and
wife, to secure the payment OF ceItaih
Claims against them described in said deed J,
/ will. on SATURDAY, the 18th day oi January I
Ig7s sell to the highest bidder TOT CASH az
The courthouse door In the city OF Dallas, tne
household and kitchen iurnltnre anu '"i-
nishinR goods therein conveyed.
o-odltwlt Trustee.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPLRTl
FOR SALE.

The well known property known rs tho
.Ci.utchticid House,,
In the city of Dallas, Is offered AT private
sale For terms, inquire of
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUrCHFIELD.
Dallas. Nov. %, 1873. 2iOdtt
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UNDERTAKING
A, w, MORTON

Respectfully informs the citizens Of Dallas
and the surrounding counties that he mas
fitted up his establishment on Cochran street,
expressly for the business, and Is prepared to
make Collins at the shortest notice. to order,
and trim them in all styles: He also keeps
on hand, ut all times, collins of all sizes,
ready made, with the exception of trimming,
which he can deliver at an hours notice, day
or night He has also made ARRANGEMENTS to
keep on hand q full assortment oI Metalic
He has the exclusive agency for these Burial
Cases, for Dallas and surrounding counties,
and can supply them at the lowest prices;
Having provided himself with a fine Oval
Glass Hearse, and necessary appendages, lie
will undertake all the necessary arrange
ments for hurials with dispatch. He has de-
and respectfully asks the patronage of the
nuhlio. A., ". MORTON,
39wtf Cochran (late Still) stree'.
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DOsTERs, Dodgers, Circulars, and every
kind Of Printing executed in the neafesI
STYLES and at the shortest notice at TIE II ER
AIN OTrTrg
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THE HERALD JOB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganized and Is
tnIi,. nrer,arfd 10 do all kinds Of JOB
PRfH11NG in the latest styles and at the
very lowest prices, with dispatch.
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10000 CASH Gifts
100000

Willie distributed among the ticket-holders:
The tickets are printed in coupons, OF
tenths and all fractional parts will be repre-
sented in the drawing just rs whole tickets
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WANTED,

Young men 10 learn the art Of Telegraphy;
A permanent position is secured each pupil
when through. salaries will average from
$50 10 So per month. For particulars address
I'd. T. Basye, Secretary ID alas Telegraph In
stitute, west side Pahlie Square, Dallas
Texas. AN"in
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AGENT for Buchan's Cresylic Compounds
Gr,efenberg's Remedies, Cralgs Microscopes
BabcocbS silver Supporters, Perry Davis
Pain Killer, Aliens Lung Balsam, Burneu's
Standard Preparations, etc. etc. %
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