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New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
A QUESTION OF EQUITY.

Some of the employees of the Government,
who were removed from office on the 1T OF August ara
Offering to make account Of their last months ser
vices to the Government, and asking that their dis
charges NAV be dated June 3d. BY this course they
woud receive no compensation for services rendered IN
the month OF July. but receive the two months p;N
voted by Congress those at the close OF tho
6scaI vcar While it is doubtful whether legal warrant
coud be found such course 1t claimed that tero
IL good degree OF equity IN the matter ana tnat bose
who nave rendered an ADDITIONAL months service shou
worse than those ltltNeu Irom uuty n'phtn
earlier It probable that the subject VIII come before
Congress for at the approaching session Ihe
withhodipg OF a small per ceDage OF salary or an ad'
dtioua compensation, payable wbeh tue empoye I'A'e'
the Government service Will De proposed
GEN. MEIGs AND The RUSSIAN MISSION
The President is still urging Gen. Meigs to
accept the Mission In case he does he Is to be
retired with his full rank. Cen Meiy., however. bes
rates IA he does not believe that after having accepted
office for the retired list OF the army he can again
draw pay as officer at the close OF his civil term In
this opinion he seconded by good lawyers The same
uestion ia now pending before the Attorney General
iuon the nermssion given 10 Sickles to fe
gument show that since his resignation us MIbser 10
Spain entitled 10 pay as retired oGcer Inc oe
cson OF this NAY influence Gen. Melgs. II ne dc-
cents Gen Rufus ingalls, will be nominated Tor Quarter
master General. The matter Is exciting much attention
among army officers
THE PRESIDENT AND THE THIRD TERM
Intimate frienes OF the President say that lie mas
made no aIusion whatever 10 them concerning tho
oueston OF third term is IL known ;hat any ono
has mentioned the subject to him in conversations snn.
further he has in no way expressed himself ~ such
manner "a 10 incline nem believe that lie has aspira-
tiops In that direction. They further remark that,
although much has been said aud written upon the sub
feet the question has not come TO him III FORM re-
Guing reply and therefore any utteranee d. might
make would not only De gTalui'ous auu inuuSN'' 'us
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
THE TROUBLES IN CUBA.
THE TAX ON CAPITAL TO BE ENFORCED WITH RIGOR
DEPARTURE OF THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL TO THE
HAVANA. Oct. 22.-The Diario SAYS:

TIE TAX On CAPITAL 10 BE ENFUKCED WITH NItUH
DEPARTURE OF THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL TO THE
SCENE OF MILITARY OPERATIONS.
HAVANA, Oct 22.-The DiariO says:
There is no truth the reports which certain people
have been circulating that C3ptanGenera C0ncha will
not enforce the decree of July TO- establishing cOntri
button of five per capital The story has been
put circulation for the purpose OF raising the preml-
um on gold as well inure the credit OF the Govern
ment. TIE superior authority never recees no matter
what may be the nature OF the opposition which II
meets II has been decided TO enforce this decree with
the rgOr In order to prevent the OF
the Government and to bring into the Treasury the
amount imperatively necessary for the campaign.
Concha has accepted the accounts furnished by the
but the right, should 1t be found
hereafter that their capital greater than represented
collect the surplus at the rate Of five per cent
CaptainGeneral Concha, accompanied by his chief OF
staff three aids and escortof SO soldiers left this
morning for the Cnco Villas district and the Trocba
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
RECOGNITION OF CoNsULs, APPOINTMENTS ETC

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 1874.
The President has recognized H. A. Schumacher as
Consul General OF the German Empire at New York;
Magnus A. X. Ludberg. Vce-Co OF Denmark ae
Portland Me- Christian A. Jorgensen, ViceConsul OF
Denmark for the OF Iowa; Alfred G. Garsia Vice.
Consul OF Uruguay for Galveston. Texas.
The President yesterday made the following appoint
mepts John g. Wood OF Iowa. to be Agent for the In'
dams OF the Bac9feet Agency Montana; Dexter T..
CIann Of Kansas Agent for the Indians Of the Crow
Agency Montana; James Wright OF Iowa. Agent for the
Indians OF Fcrt Hall Agency, Idaho; Benainin r. ~"
thal 10 he Collector OF Customs at ST. Marks, Fla, and
A. Fletcher, Postmaster At Marietta, Ga.
THE RELATIVE STANDING OF NAVAL CADETS.
The following il the relative standing OF graduates
from the United states Naval Academy at Annapolis In
1871 who have Just bceh examined for promotion to tho
| En.t,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
MASHED POSTAGE STAMPS.

Third Assistant Postmaster General Barber. who has
given the subject much attention. expresses belief
that the Government is annually defrauded out or
sOooOoO or five per OF the amount of stamps sod
by the use OF washed postal stamps. t. be able To de-
fraud the Government OF 50 large an amount evil
dent that there be organized and systematic
h,si,oss carried on I'm This line In many cases. how
ever the washing poorly done as TO be readily ae
tected IN winch the letter u treated a. " nos
stamped at all aud forwarded to the Dead Letter Ohce
with other matter held for postage Whle the Govern
loses amount that should have been pad Tor
posIa the person praccing fraud gains nothing,
as his letter Is not delivered.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

terday received the Bishop OF Yerdun. He said he
trembled at the dangers menacing France II was ne
cessary that the Catholics should unite their forces to
these threatened evils and oppose the enemies OF
the Church and society,""
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
THE TRoIrBIEs IN MONTENEGRO.

REPRESENTATIONS MADE BY THE FORTE 10 lhE
AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT.
VIENNA, Oct. 25. 1874.
The Foreign Office is informed that the
,,ou,lss in Montenegro are of small Importance,
growing on, OF the frequently recurring encounters
na,,rsen hostile casses The Porte promises to punish
tho murderers and tho trouble is considered settled
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
TREATY-MAKING POWERS OF ROUMANIA.
CoHsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 25, 1874

Austria, Germany, and Russia have pre-
sened joint the Porte for permission to con-
clude commercial treaties directly with Roumana The
Porte refuses basng his right to do 80 on the Treaty Of
pari
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
WASHINGTON.
THE TEXAS OFFICE-HOLDERs.


THE REPORTS OF TIE SPECIAL AGENTs--A TALE FBRf'
Berry AND CoRRUPTIoN-THE COLLECTOR AND
POSTMASTER OF GALVESTON ORDERED TO BE
REMOyED-sENAToR FLANAGAS's ALLEGED COR
RrrprIoN-THE INQUIRIES TO BE MADE IN oTBEis
SOUTHERN STATES
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRfBUSsJ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The members Oh tpo
Cabinet 10 the city assembled AT the "nl'e houSo
yesterday to welcome back the President and 10 orng
to his attention the business Of Important character
that has been allowed to accumulate during his absence
The President however tardy In his arrival at tho
White House. as he is staying with Marshal Sharpe
whose residence Is distance Of. while the Execu-
tive residence undergoing repairs Tue Secretary OF
the Treasury and the laid Defofo
the President upon his arrival the report OF the specas
Agents In the Texas wherein frghtful tale Oh
bribery corruption, oice-seing and other crimes is
set forth Tho President carefully read the report ana
consulted the heads OF the two Interested
and at confirmed the recommendation OF the seere-
tary and Postmaster General and ordered the removas
of the Collector OF the Port OF Galveston and also tho
Postmaster OF that city. IL was shown that senator
Flanagan opposed the removals and that he recom-
mended the officers to remain, telling them tbas
he would light the combinations and de-
feat them In the Senate I the report OK
Fanagans participation in the sale OF Offices Is uue'H
is probable he will have all he wants 20 do 10 look aer
his case order 10 prevent his ignomnious expu
sion from the Senate Secretary BrisOw at once ie-
graphed to exGov Pease of Texas. and offered him the
Collectorshp, and Postmaster General Jewell tele-
graphed 10 Judge Sabens Offering him the appointments
Of Postmaster 1t is singular commentary upon Texas
politics that both OF these gentlemen voted for Horace
Greeley the last Presidential election When their
names were brought the attention OF the President
and this fact stated he very grayeiy inquired
IL the Greeley the only ones in
Texas The must have been In tbe
affirmative for he promptly approved OF the selections
and ordered their appointment Secretary Bristow to-
day dispatch from Gov Pease. saying that bs
accept the Coectorshlp. IL IL understood that
his private business interests prevent hs acceptance
The removals will entail many changes In the Custom
house at Galveston the Collector. when he Is ap
pointed will be allowed TO make snch chaSges as he
sees it, Gen. BrstOw and Gov Jewell are to continue
their Investigations and reforms IN the Southern States
where many OF Federal oiceholders are no better
and than those in Texas IL Is not prob
able inquiries will be extended TO Neworeans,
but they will 90 into Florida. and possibly into Alabama
Florida with Senator ConOver, promises TO be good
field for reform.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
Drs1p1rCTrvE FIRE IN TIFLIs.
81. PETERsBuRG, SATURDAY

81. PETERSBURG, Saturday Oct. a. 1874
A dispatch from Tifis brings intelligence
o de,ructiye fire in tho portion OF that city
At the time the telegram sent the heater had been
entirely destroyed, and upward Of hundred stores
burned out The fire was still raging
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

THE POPE ON AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 40, 1874
A Jisnatch from Rome says: "The Pope yes
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

REMONsTRANCE AGAINST THE SHIPMENT OF WAR
MATERIALS FROM ENGLAND FOR THE CARLIsTS-
SHARP REPLY OF LORD DERBY-DON ALFONSO
SAID TO HAVE ABANDONED TILE CAUSE OF DON
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In the early DAYS of tle IndEEznyo1i-
ami 81 Louis Railway fher~ werx spun~
pretty rough times On tk@ trans The
ru2i run through q country whscA Ma
nearly a wilgb-rDe<s- and snm~ q th~
rO1wflesf fellows In the cDunrry t-zvtAe-1
through The oO11nc1or~ g~ne-zlly ks1i
crews Of PICKED brakeman and Eh<zexer
fight came up fbry w.r- in az TN
6ezrh-- Especially wzs Il 20 wiki cod
Bobby = passenger o01siDcfor running
west He Ind TWO f.ll0Hs- IT1z and BSll-
great six-fcotf-~- wto woaii fEHx AZ IN
drop a he lE4r--- Ore a Eh~rn uoabi
20 through f.se tram wssh fis- -oSd mzza- =
and when fh~ Passenger w1s s0<7ewhar
slow in coming ny With rhe rsrkeS &C rA-
money! be would zap him On the sh0ll5er
and remark Here rise cd MAS ~r1i-ing
on You I'D the IMAM gtDe-zflv ezm~ 10
time. II thers WNs 4ny --tssck-sxlk-- tks-~
wzs SkirEnish. in which tire h-zkenran
generally came of firss-t.<z- Thrn tho
--old man would say - good boys -
mine /: II give en- dollar extra TIM
time And be did Tie oftrn gave ths1m
the company Enid them 50 10 DO thse
hrtzking- II wzs On the sxrD~ p-ingsrss-
however. DDe gave rhem rnor~y for
tN@nAs@- - ANTN7A-- MAHA AAN1 1AA1A -
brzking beadS-
Sometimes fh~se h.elIi-srwrf h-zksrnFn
would -tr into diftclirv NJ s-ari0rs wherp
the train sioFE,t-i. And tn -r,ld rnExn- Erm-
eraliy waited his train or ttvn- In err
ooczs5on. Pat grf into a di-1s-nlry NJ Snn-
ford and ile train mOvs-1 OF without hira-
When about two milt> away the odd man
noiicd that be- wzSn'r zruund- Turr-
ing 10 ms ofhtr brakeman BiIl- he xSkrs1
whore Par vas Il supgsv-e he's nc Ssn-
fcri's- : rrTlied Bill Il xw him SEATING
there ON tire platform and suEy.s- b
didn't finish w In fiwt- Wed Said
The .-old man. -lez-s 70 trnrx xfter him :
I'm expecting fight 1owu AZ >heEhTviIir
Tonight and Inu-s have him on hard -
The It'll cord wGs l-rk-t- arpi in a So
minutes tire train w1- fssrk 81 Eh~ srzzs1
and took on P1f- mto w1s sitting Ioxn CO
the platform resting Mk~m fk~ r.in
reaeiaesd >feahyville- snrr -rpegrh th~rr
wAs fight and right lir-iy co. G sra.
the ODD man t~inE severely .szhk.d He
MAs not 1tle TOTE CUT Sc several mso1.hs-
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A p.Aysbcixn writes A. follows 20 the
PhiLNkrlpha Erszisg star
A b2-snse<s man rlshr-S from his count
ing-rp.pm- ard sb~vsurs hAlf-masticared
sfiEah@r Thkz h. Wash-S d0~n with a CON
-5srzh1e quantity 0f irs- water: anil hav-
ny -~fzrsi nis hsEf. he rTEshe- 20 hi count
Sng-r0O1 zx1ia- He -.~ks th- shady tide
q ih~ <Srp~s- wir1 tn impression that
h~rr - ! safe from a ~un<rrOke. but h.
foE-~tz thai NJ imp-rfrctlv maSticsarsd
dns-. The exrs~s ~ water. the excess OF
m1-cnk1r exrrrRu / creating great Ell
ci-er-nr in NJ blood
AMI 1lrkol-h be- j. IN the shssie. ne
Uighs - wrEl - in the -En M 90. Cor the
e@krrs arp tn s4me-yerrigo. dizziness.
cDtors b~forr -yes. hu@- rel green naIs-
sea- srupDr- and dearh In Esrt. he has
rsrrfyen a psIrp -unStru<e. instituted
Tkis - n0r ar exa-geraricn. AMI the
AAoFe instance. hrks BEN zivsn merely 20
illustrate rhr dr-skse more fully.
Tho-~ who have never seen a sunSrruke
co1ki n0g az rir~z distinguish much differ
encr n~rWern IL and apopIexv. Di--.,-
rion- h01eyer- reveals fls-inIllariry- and
heEee dI-erpnr treatments have ness---ariiy
ks-n sfs@pceri-
Thzs- sunSrrDses are treated under the
impreS-ion thar there j. an evcsSs q blood
on fhr brain AMI this blOosi must D.. ~
esGrs@- removed We employ the follow
iax mrans.
Eryarr the heah- remove The clothing.
exp.-< 60 tn er0i air. anil Il h. has cx.E~stl
hrrarkEnE - ! unogu-sinIs- irlriuce arriri-
Ga rs-psrxxssE- totd water >hould h.-
.mon- The irst Remedies Apply rhi-
fr~gmenEiy and continually To the heal
ant hrzrr- and DlAr rhe fter in hOt mus
rzrt warer- This will induce Pie blood
fFvra The had whiIe 10 i. much beneficial
20 give stimulating drinks
III VAR - ~ J. noe AZ hand cDolfn
MIXTURE can .. made bv mixing alcphol.
bgrzx and samph0r r0-trher. and appl ing
4 DIRECTLY co the heal or breast. When
rh~ symptoms ahare h. should b. ~
un0ve-4 % . cDoi. cheerful room. where.
hKsing dE-har.-~si all Irsrligp~rible surp-ran-
es~ trOm the sr0Each- h. ha- some h0pes
ID h~sDmsng better.
Dysp~pssc per-ons should never venture
m1ch n Ek~ sur and il j. exhibiting much
ten<riEy for per~ons Of plerh0ric habit u
hciv ~ B. engzrv-i much on thu water.
EAh Eving- heavy toosl especially meat
and iEsfiZs~ribls FOOD Eenerally. should te
esskw~prl in warm weather.
TIE krat -h0ald De coafine,i In light
haE- hnesi with green the hair should DO
seFS cmE- the body kept clean the pore
0F~n huE- AZ thu same time. excessive
psr~pdrAri0n shDuI BE- preyenfed. A. il In
dwrss exhau-ri0n- and IL generally hap
p-Es that suB-rrDkeS are received when
Ehr hcfy }. exhausted
FkNnD~i shDulsi b. worn about the body.
sc th~ reason that IL serves u repr-s- the
p~rspsrarbpn from e0uling To the surface
t0o rapeiiy bur wh~n It j. required 10
prrsnE exer~~Sve psrSpiration the follow
Ang bath mzzy b. u-~d Nth advantage
Anoat a guKsrr ~ a pint 81 rock salt
-h0ad % plaee,i in af-oJ.f seven or eight
ExlloSs ot WATER LITTLE alSsu should b.
sss-i ard rhe hDsiy should then b. barhed
;horoaGAly-
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Milk a. a Diet and its Effect on the
system.

There j. considerable difference 81 Opin-
ron on the subject Of a milk diet. II j.
surrounded with a mass II whims. Of pre-
jutics-. and OF mistaken ideas. which are
based more on individual fancie~ than
upon certain facts. To one a glass Of milk
imbihed J. believed 10 ~ sure prOvocsi-
riou Of bilious attack 70 another. dis
orIlerpd stomach. To a third. drowsins~S.
and 20 on. through such category 81 SIM
pie though di~agrppable ailments that we
book aghast al the farmer who drains emp
after cup VI the fresh pure liquid time and
again during the day. and wonder 4. the
resisting powers which his organization
must possess The truth l.. however. that
milk j. not unwhole~ome. On the con-
trary. il contains good substantial bone.
muscle. flesh and brain-prollcing sub
stances. which. asSimilafing quickly. ac;
rapidly in building up the body Naru-
rally. we assert. IL l. nouri-hing that IL
does bring on certain troubles j. n-verthe-
less true bur the cause j. in the individual
stomach. not ia the milk. provided. 81
course. the latter b. fresh and sweet.-Sci-
ssstIie A1u>-lcGH.
Milk diluted with one-fhirvi lime water.
IL j. said. will not cause any on. billions
Ness or headache. and. IL taken regularly.
viii - strengthen the stomach a to ban
18th thee disorders. II may BE- taken with
acii II some kind when il doe not easily
digest. The idea that milk must not ~
eaten with pickles j. not an Intelligent
one. A. milk eurlle~ IA the stomach nearly
a. soon A. IL T. Swallowed. when milk T.
c0nstipafing. A. u l. frequently found 10 h.
by persons who drink freely u IL in thu
county in summer time. a little Salf
-prinkIetl In each glassful will prevent the
difficulty. When il has an opposite effect.
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few dry 81 brandy in each gol,.., 4,
milk will obyiaie u purgafiye eject. A
milk J. 20 essential To the health al a..
bodies. Il j. We'll 10 consider when 10 fs..
u. and how. IL l. a mistake "a drink NH,
hstween meals. or with food a tn. ialIs
In the former case il will destroy tn. -.
petite, and In the latter IL j. never prom
10 drink anything. After finishing sssrA
meal goblet 81 pure milk should -
drN \; and II any one wishes To grDu
neshy. pint taken before retiring ~ nialr
VIII soon cover the scrawniesf bones. a.
eases OF fever and summer catnt,lsir-
milk Is now given with exceilenr result.
Il he idea that milk l. :. iryerish - has ~.
ploded. and II i now the physieian-s
great reliance M bringing through rvyhois
patients. or those In Too low a star.- n \.
nourishe'l by solid food.-S y. Cousnsr-
elat AdrerfIssr.
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MISCELLANY.
THE SEED.


The farmer planis std.
A little dry. black secas
And on ne wtnt . other H.
For fhe lnrner Mas neF Anosn 70 shrk-
And cared for what be- ntsd.
The nighr cane " D - dew
Inc coe.l and siirnf drws
The dawn came and the day,
Aud the i4rIner worked away
81 l4bors not lew.
Home from his work one DAY
one glowing summer day
HIS children showed him = Psrfect nower;
II had bur I in bloom thai very hour
How, cannot say
Bat know II the smallest s-ed
In the sCsil Of love - cast
Bofh day and night will do their part
And the sower who works with trusting
heart
VIII hnd the fower Al last
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RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World
ONE 5o-CENr BOTTLE

WILL CURE NCEE COMPLAINTS AxDPEFvEST
TIE S1-TEM AGAINST 81 DDEN ATTACKS Nt
EPIDEMICS AND COM AGIOI : DISEASES THAN
OSE HUNDRED LOLI ARS EKPENnEn fu1
OTHER MEDICINES Oh MEDICAL ATTEND
ASGE
THE MOMENT RADwAT< READY EEIrFF u
AFFIXED fATENNALlN-Dk 1AhfN NIL
NALll ACCORDING TO nfEfs TitsN--FAtA
Fk.OA WHAIkkEk CAT 81 CEASks 10 kA--l
pORTANT-N to- r--rnr-x and cskf-s rFsai q
ing "a sp,rseiy srtfle1 cstricis where 80 ~
READY RELIEF A. inrAluAhie IL cam te usr9 n1E
positive ASSURANCE a don good ~ al easf~ ~ts-r
pam Or discomfort u rerselce1 " ~ trl1e1 . 20
fnruenza. p4phfhrriA. ~0r~ Ttrraar. Bad trL4-s-
HoArscness, Biiloz. conc IreAIuua4Elor 81: rr BIS
els stomach. LunEx. Liver. ki1ns - nife t-1r-
Cuinsy. Fever and Ago. with Neura'r4a. httt
arne. Tie Aoui u-ru1. Trrth4rfr. kzrxcGe. ~ . ~
L1rni1r1. fnia in rhe HrrE. ~ t.ae--~11ts- c- f4
DlArrhEm- thple-a Mnr4ls or ~ ssrFerE ~ = if1
Barns. -cAids ~ Eruist< o. Mifh ~t-Nls Cramps "a
spasms. TIE avF1fn1iu1 II LAlsNAirr kkAit
KfllfF uti cur rpn ~ the wor~t ~ t1e-r com
piNlnfs IN feu Aolrx
Trenty dror.a IN haif r-rrhler - -afrr al q
few moments cure RAMP SEA ~. StI !. Z ION
ACH, HEARTHf IN. SICK HhAFA1 III. DlA.-
EHHA. UA&kNTfkf. colo. VIVID N AAh
BOWLS. and all M ET.NAL PAINS
TrAselrrs should almkys cArrT bottle - tAl-
WAYS READY f.fAlff witA sherr- a frw 1-u1-
wafe~ xlli prrvfrf sirkres- fai fr-a r1ArEt -
water Il : better thAn frDrh br~r-- - hiiefs ~
. sttmui4nt
Sold BY Druggists. Price. SO .Sais-
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ONE BOTTLE
Lungs or Stomach. Skin or Bones,
Flesh or Nerves.

CORRrPTTSG THE SOLIDS AND vTTrATrSC
III -lLIDs-
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nIsrHE oSLr POSITIVE crRE FOE
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

~. ~foppaEe 81 Nafrr. fnucrrtnfure ~ ri1F.
BrtEnte Disease. AlbuIlnrrtA Ar n 81 c4~s Ttfre
there Nrick dust dep sits 0trfa-iE tsls zlEr1s--
-rrufEla- elAn1ular swelling. H1rkirg DIV 1e-Et.
rerN. White ~uriitls, Tunrs. Tlrers. SKIN and Hi1
llseAse~. Merruri4l nls@n-rs. feEE1le NurrrAirfs.
ulnffon. Liver Complaints. Tiosrs In IT, Ihrtsf.
" uf1. Twnurs. Nodes IL tbc giar1s and Csfer rArzs
from TIE Ear. and tte u1rsr furs q skin f1s1sss
fruptlons. Fever SDrts Said He'd. Rag No-w1.
salt fheurn. FrysipelAs. Arre. rlnfk Src-s. Wor-s
IN the Fie~n. CADrerN n ne WORT. and ~ woke
and painful dlzh arrts, NiEtf sueNts Loss ~ Sr1r-
ard all wastes q TIE HE prfDrsrse Eizttn ~
curative range q this WONDER a Modem Gtsrr
and fe~ DAYS use III prove 20 FrrNur ueizE a
Tor either 81 thee forms q Disease "a pief FcEer
TO crre thez-
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ECONOMY. comfort. looks. al combine 4
make SILVER TIPPED >hoes iudisIeu.s-
bic for children Try them Never wear
through II the toe.
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