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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15
A Few Commissions.

Habitues of tho summer hotels
and watering places, says the Bos-
ton Commercial Bulletin, twill re-
cognize the following as a correct
specimen of the domestic dialogues
which take place while paterfam-
ilias is waiting for the omnibus to
drive up to the front piazza, or his
buggy to take him to the steam
boat landing, or for the whistle of
the expected locomotive:
"You have got the pattern for
the muslin, my dear?"
eyes"
"And you won't forget Charley's
slippers and my dress in the lower
bureau drawer?'
"No, darling"
"And the cold cream and cam
phor from the upper shelf in the
closet, and to bring us some books
from the library, you know, and o
bottle of cologne"
"Yes, yes"
"And the baby's caps, you know,
and tell the dressmaker about
having my dress sent by express,
for / want it for the hop. And do
ask Aunt Maria to send my driv-
ing gauntlets; 1 forgot them"
"Anything else?"
"No, darling, nothing, only If
you could step over to mas and
ask her to lend me that purple and
white hood, and bring me down
that new umbrella, and my India
rubbers to wear when we 60 out
in the boat, it is SO damp that"
"Stop, darling! 1 have just
thought Of something I've got to
do myself.
"What is It, my dear?"
"Why want to run to my store
for five minutes on my own bust
ness, II there's any time left after
transacting yours?"
"Lor' now Charles, l hope you
are not going to be disagreeable
about few little errands, I'm sure
Charles.-"Oh, not In the least,
only ! haven't quite got used tc
this express business yet, and ]
can only give nine-tenths of the
time to It this summer, that's al
tootsicums--there's the engine
whistle"
Goodbye, dear; don't forget
the"
But the rest Of the sentence wa
lost in the rattle Of wheels tha
bore Charles on his wav to town.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

From the nature Of things the
income Of most Of the inhabitants
Of the eArth must be limited, and
indeed within very narrow bounds.
The product Of labor throughout the
world; II equally divided would
no. make the share Of each indi-
vidual large. It. is impossible
that every one should be what Is
called rich. But II Is by no means
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

Two eountrypen went into
hatter's TO buy one Of them hat.
They were delighted with the
samples, inside the crown Of which
was inserted q mirror. "Wbat is
the glass for I" said one of the men.
The other, impatient Mt such q dis
play Of rural ignorance, exclaim-
ed, "what for : why, for the man
who buys the hat TO see how it ats
him." ~ ~ n.. 80
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

A young man In ! music store
was overpowered by q fastidious
young lady who wanted td pur-
chase Mr.. Hood's-s-song Of the
-a-gentleman's under garment.
The young man Is still alive.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15
Closing Out Sale.

The Copartneshp of Warner, Purdy having expired by
limitation dous closing up the shortest
possible time, and will close out
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ADVERTISING RATES.

line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, a discount OF 25 per cent
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
verbal directions will be published three month
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration Of time, will be charged fun rates
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except az the option Of the publisher
Transient advertisements must be paid in ad-
vance.
r5- Terms. CASH. payable quarterly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

THE question Of procuring cheaper gas
is iustnow agitating the people in differ
ent portions Of the United States. And
in many cases this agitation has produced
important results in the desired direction.
A new gas company was recently started
in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and in short
time the price oigas fell from five dollars
to two dollars and sevcnty-fvc cents per
thousand feet. In Richmond, Virginia,
gas Is furnished to consumers at two dol.
lars and eighly.ive cents per thousand,
and the works made a profit last year Of
$4,000 on an estimated capital in the
value Of the property Of 100000. The
quality Of the gas in Richmond Is also
declared to be frst.rate. The average
net price Of gas throughout the United
States Is 81 80 per hundred feet This is
entirely too high when the price Of coal
and other aticles that enter into the man.
uiacturing and distribution Of gas is
taken into consideration. Besides, each
year persons become better acquainted
with the art OF extracting gas from coal
the amount returned per ton is greater
and the losses less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

mans Heirs & Co., Eve stacks, have one
IN: Pennsylvania Steel CompSny's fur
mace i running partly on coke Chestnut
Hin Iron Ore Company, three stacks,
have all out; St. Charles furnaces, two
stacks, and Chickies furnaces, two stacks,
are running partly on coke; Watts fur
naces are both out, but it Is reported that
the proprietors Of Chickies furnaces, E.
Hademan & Co, have leased one Of them,
intending to blow it in shortly; Cameron
and MiddletowR furnaces are both out,
and Dauphin furnace Is in; Wistar fur
mace is in, and Mccormick 4 Co., two
stacks, have one furnace in blast, running
partly on coke. Total number OF stacks
enumerated, "a; in blast, 10, and out Of
blast, II. The freight on COnnellsyilie
coke to Harrisburg Is now s. 30 per ton;
The grand total Of the above mentioned
furnaces is 49, in blast 50, and out OF
blast. GO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
Purr I;xi,resslon.

Every word that falls from the lips d
mothers and sisters especially should be
pure and concise and simple; not pearl,
such as fall from the lips Of a princess, but
sweet, good words, that little children can
gather without fear Of soil, OF any regret
to pain through all their life. Children
should be taught the frequent use Of good
strong expressive wofds-Wofls that
mean exactly what they should express
in their proper places. II q child, or
young person, has loose, Aung.tOgethef
way Of sthnging words when endeavOting
10 say something, II should be made 10
"try again" and see II IL cannot do bet.
ter. Ills painful TO hear many girls talk.
They begin with "My gracious p and in.
terlard Il with $50 sweet r. and $50
queehlyp and so many phrases that one
IL tempted 10 believe they have no train.
ing at all, or else their mothers arc very,
very foolish women. There IL nothing
moro disgusting than the twaddle Of i'll.
bred girls; one Is provoked often into
taking paper and reading, and letting
them ripple and'gutgle on, like brooks
that flow they know not whittier. My
heart warns with love iot sensible girls
and pure boys, and, after all, Il our girls
and boys arc not this, ] fear II Ia our
own fault, for this great trust rests in tho
heart and hands Of the women Of our
land. live have noble, useful purpose
In life, we shall ihiuse the right spirit
into those around us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

THE Legislature OF Virginia has auth
Dried the City OF Richmond to borrow
100000, to be used toward completing
the unfinished western connections Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, whose
progress was suspended by the panic Of
1878. In this policy Richmond is follow
ing the memorable example Of the city OF
Baltimore toward its great road to the
West, at similar stage Of its growth.
There remains less than 100 miles to build,
Of which part is already graded, to bring
Richmond into direct rail connection
with the famous "blne-grass region" OF
central Kentucky, and also with the i'm
portant cities Of Cincinnati, Louisville
and St, Louis, and all the roads radialing
thence. Richmond, as the great tobacco
market Of the East, and as the distributor
Of merchandise to the towns along the
southeastern States, has strong inter-
eat in Securinga continuous rail connec-
ton through Kentucky to the far West at
an early day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
WEDNESDAY, APRIL =, 1873.
nm Republican leaders q Ohio held a

THE Republican leaders Of Ohio held a
consultation at Columbus last week, when
the chsice Of candidate for Governor
vas discussed. The meeting disclosed an
unexpected amount Of opposition to the
nomination Of ex-senator Wade, and
showed tina. ex-Goy. Noyes was the favor.
tie. But, as he unqualifdedIy declined
to stand, further eanvassing Of opinion
showed that Representative james Mon
roe was the second choice, 1t was decid'
ed to hold the State Convention on the %
Of June next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauohIln's Infant Cordial.

The chIld's cure when tCOthlng-tO relieve Imam
nation Of The Gums to Allay uneaznGas, to qulel
Colo Palms 10 promote Sleep, tOCuTe Summer Com
plant. This We consider Que Of the most valuable
remedies 70 10 kept Ia the family when the chill.
drsn are cutting their teeth. Wei selling thou
sandI Of bottles, and have TO hear the hrSt person
say Il Il not all We recommend II 10 10,
MOTHRRs, have you q Siekly, lestkiRg babe thai
TURNS the HOURS Of MONT when you - long fOI
rest) Into one LON0, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORM.
MIST and CAREH Cy-C1-CTy-all day and all
night lOngi II you haVe, IiIita 70 TedAO, 10 con-
WINGED, ASILldie no l0Ager-a PRw drops Of ISFANI
CORDIAL and your e1td WILL be PACIFIRD, and
SWEET, RKVRIsIIIN0 sLEEP will take the place OIL
WAKKTUL SUFFERING. Procure at once 4 bottle
Bold BY ell Druggists and
LAUGIILIN BROS. 4 CO., Proprieton,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
Tu1 iolloNiag item irom Cineinnati

TIM following item from a Cincinnati
paper has a cheerful ring about it;
@Forty-iour cars, in two special trains,
loaded with agricultural machines from
the Champion Works, Springfield, Ohio,
passed through the city yesterday. They
came down on the Dayton Short Line,
and went West on the IdianapOlis, Gin.
cinnati & Lafayette. The engines and
cars were gaily decorated with flags and
presented quite a holiday appearance.
They came and went on fast time. These
machines 60 to various points West, even
as far as California. Wherever they 60
they tell Of the genius, skill and industry
OF the great middle State Of Ohio"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
The Great Tribunal.

Public opinion Is the Ereat tribunal By which the
value Of al discoveries /, Judged Ia favorable
verdict IOnglsO stamped Haie.isFs Stomach hit
tan a the lsAding iuvgorant and Alternative Of the
age, and the tFuihfulnea q that decision & con-
SANITY receiving tah eorroboEatGR In the khspo q
TtsultH the most complete and satisfactory, accu-
pliShed In our very midst TFibutes 70 Ia efficacy
a remedy Tor indigestion, constipation, naFToGI
c0mPlAlntS LeepleSneas, Generll debility, ThepRn.
tam and kidney disordeFs pour In frOm every qUAl
ter; phy1iSIanS smphatieally commend It q rene
dy ioE q Inorganic maladiea and the pres indoF-
~ the dictum " the profession. Thus the p0p0-
ladty d the ralgning toniestimulant Of America il
constantly widening, despite the inTOctlTes iulml-
mated RgaipIt Spiritu0uS preparations BY the Ven-
dNn Of mock Temperance hittsrs, which the publlc
some tins since discovered to 10 ieTmontel rubbish
and tho Salel Of which arO rapidly On tbs WAns,
lGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
DIED.

sTAEBERY.-0n Tuesday morning, April 6lh,
1875, al o'clock, Ma DORcAs C., ViiG u the late
Job snnbsry, In the s0th year Of her age.
Funeral from the Cathedral, ThurSlay morning,
April Sth, At 10 o'clock.
sHAELEY.-0n Tuesday evening, April 6, 1875,
at O'Clock, VIZ. II. STANLEY, aged - yeAls
Funeral from bis late residence, Gunner Of 18th
and EOR streets on Thursaay Riterao0nat O'Clock.
fEisuds Of the family arc invited.
HANNAN.-At Sandwich, Mas, March u, 1875,
D, h HASSAS, n. D., aged y yan-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RILEY ron Y0UNO MES from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. ImpedIment to Marriage removed. New
method Of Treatment, New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books aud Circulars sent free, In Aollel en-
N. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Ps.,-an Institution
having high reputation Tor honorable conduct and
professional skill iRni3+lAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lmprudsnce, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
telf-cure, which he will send res to his fellow st-
ererI. Address J. II. REEVES, ~ Nassau street,
New York, IIOX 6l5J. APT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FUSERAI NOTICE

The odieeFs and memher1 q Banner CaStls No, s
A. Q. Z. d ~ c, are notiaed to appear a ChRltfl
Hall Wednesday afternoon a o'eloek, % attend
Members q FFelndschh Caslle No. and Wet
Virginia Castle No. I, are respectfully Inyitei.
- A. FISHER, $ K c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

db0Fs YHoiei ara Tho gotOTing, Vhi
lIsctlGcrs 500 %
Dealers, TOiall liquor. - "
Dealers, Wholesale lquOT 100 o.
Dealers In malt liquors. Wholesale. .!...... 90 W
Dealers IN malt liquors, rutall....".".....". ~ 10
Dealers In leaf tobacco. % 0O
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco. 600 10
AndOn Hlles Of over 81 90, Nifty eOntl for
every dollar In excesSOf $1,000
Dealers IN manufactured tobacco. minimum. 10
Manufacturers Of 90 10
And Tor zach still manufactured. 70 %
And for eAeh worm ianuiacturel........... 20 %
Manufacturers Of tOhaceo.,................. 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars. 10 %
PeddlerS Of tobacco, ifSt class (lnOre than
two horses or other anlnalS) .,............ 10 90
re1dlcrs Of tobacco, second class two horses
Of other animals "...........,.....".. - %
Pcldlefs Of tobacco, third class lone horSeOr
other animal ....-.....".. .""..a 10 W
pOddlcrs Of tobaccO, fourth class ION foot OF
public conveyance ..D........U, 10 90
Brewers Of less than 600 barrels ......... 30 N
Brewers Of 200 barrels or nOre............... 100 %
Any person, ~ liable, who shall fail 10 comply
with the foregoing requirements will 30 subject 10
severe penalties
Persons OF firms liable 10 tay any Of the Special
Taxes named Above must apply TO !. II. DUHAL,
Collector Oi Internal Revenue At Wheeling, and
nay for and procure tho BpcclALTax Stamp or
Stamps thOy noel, prior to May l. 1878, and win.
OFT FURTHER EOTiC.
J. ". DOUGLASS.
Commissioner Of Internal lIeVcnua
OHRICR or ISTEnNAL RRYENUE,
WAslIlSOTOS, y. C., Feb. !, 1875
At7-WAy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

The appropriation bill adopted BY the
Legislature before IL adjournment iootS
up S36S, $50 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

Tie lIOVlsel Statutes Of the United States, Sec.
tons 3212 3zI a3s aud 1881, require every person
engaged In any business, aVOCAtiOn OF employment
which renders him Liable IN u SPECIAL TAX, 10
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPIGUOUSLY IN
HIS ESTABLISHMENT on PLACE OF BUSl.
MESS a STAMP denOiing tho payment Of said SPE.
CiAL Tax for the SpcciaI.TaI Year beginning May
i 1870, before commencing OF continuing business
after April ~, 1915.
Tho TdiEJ embraced triihin hs Provisions qth Lrr
1LOFe quoted ara hs 6liOrin1, VLi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
Join ". GARRETT ESQ,

returned home from his Southern tour on
Saturday, reaching Camden Station in llis
special palace car Maryland" at 1890 p.
N. To all outward appearance no was
in the enjoyment Of the besI Of health. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Garrett and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Garrett. Mr.. =. Spencer,
Of trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, who was with Mr.. Garrett
throughout the trip, left tie party at the
Relay House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07
L.R JONES, RS
NoTIcE-K. OF p.

The member Of Humboldt Lodge No. 9, K.OfP.,
ATe hereby notified y meet Al their Lodge Room on
April y ISIS At O'clock ?. ~, 70 attend the tpneF-
a Of VIM, HieleFmeyeF. Aemben OF sister
Lodges are respectfully Invited % attend.
JACOB H0RSTETTER, C. c.
FRED. sORG, K. u r. and $. APT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

OChSMITHlNG,
IL BELLHANGING, &c
Tho under4lgned would inform the clliErns Of
Wheeling and vicinity that be has opened shop
iar the repair q
LOCKS, STOVES, &c, AND BELL-HANGISG.
He has plso on hand full stock Of Hardware and
Cutlery, which viii b sold low.
DONllNICK OBERGFELI.
AMI No pa Main Stnsst
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THE COURTS.
IoHN sCANNELL ACQUITTED.


rHk ARGUMENTS OF COVNsEL-THE PRISONER FOUND
NOT GUILTY on THT GROUND or INSANITY.
In the Court of over and Termlncr, before
yudre Barrett the ris Of John scanne for The murder
AZ Thomas Donohue was ended saturday by a verdict
.couttiuF Scanncl thc plea OF insanity NJ Beach,
.ho had used the most OF Fridays session In an arg
ent that scannen shot Donohue selfdefense. and in
,.adns long extracts from on insanity Satur
s.v morning began his closing Argument. He urged
trongly on the jury the weight of Ur Parsons opinion
AZ 70 Scanncs insanity the whiohlod 20 the deed
and the eject they had previously had ON scannes hab
IS and conduct AMI closed with appeal 10 The Jury,
io the sake OF Scsnnes. family and friends. 20 weigh
reu che evidence and scannen Tie benefit OF all
jouhts he closed his address al few minutes after
IN.
Arer recess until p m. District Attorney Phelps
mned up for the prosecution. lie anayzed AZ length
ne evidence reminding the jury that they were to be
aed hy t alone and insisted that the question which
ne iurv had 70 consider whether not az the time
n The murder Of Donohue the prisoner al the bar was
aboring under such pronounced disease OF the MAD
hat when committed the deed hc had not sufficient
mental utIacy % bc c'hscluus on tie nature "hu '-"
ssfr OF the act De was c0nmitting and hc had not
,w,ra r wrong or right. II the iurv would bear In
mind th, simple rule, and apply 70 fairly and fully % the
psimouy. they would Aave an unulsi sAahie gnoc pa
1er Deliberations. In the application of tAe rule they
se r-tly o. remember that ecceuricty was not ~
o-,rv llre aud revenge not insanity. grief and
NJ n many. whole bod, o,,l ana usfrr.
d s co. 0i kindred for the purpose Of committing
son, Persons evidence. he insisted that there was
- n-1i rf mental disas in 5cguuci whatever ana r.f-
,snr nothing approaching proof Thar hc ielt himself
s+a b. fred in any danger from Donohue In c0uclud
~ vr Phelps reminded the Jury Ol tltir Gufy tJ t.-
Immunity, 10 protct Do hy Just punishment against law
Ind, Barrett occupied about 2Omuuies in his charge.
AZ reminded the jury That tey were a." ndee~ OF ihe
..s.aner vls hedged about with many sfcruards
attended however o. slclt for tac nnoeelt uot as "a
lsrs ayclur OF esepg i'l tAe gn..'i. ]! jnf Ntlc
Tesr g. would soon De known ln the tAi,nit OBJ crime
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
TuE six s,UG5LIVG T8ICD.

yEw .ll,L FOR Dtp-IT COLLECTOR DIS Angles
Irr--rD-HE Is -ESIINcLD I'd riPaI- ,'il.,'I
ASp a. HEAVY FlSf.
In Sire United States Circuit Court, about
llroe 81. ago. Deputy Collector CoL Robert Das A'ses
vas cou. t-d of delrauuu1 tlo revenue by assisting TO-
1n1se through the Appraisers o-rs a' an t--ei
valuation ST. Matthew counsel for Des lnses, moved
ior D l.r uM on the slJuld. mainly t-'t TIE c'ui'
erred iu Limiting evidence u relation to goods moi inei
toned .u ihe indictment. and in allowing writing on
papts 4 evidence to he compared W-lA i-A- Oh pi.i'
-of iu evidence. .t
Judge Benedict reserved his decision on he motion
uutr saturday. when lt 0F-Ilu'cl d- ui 1f ii pew.
Orecf.u-. denied the motion Iar q IeN if'a, iIu
sentenced D-s AuCcs tO 1f confined t1r two Jt5la H iIg
A1a4F peut-utiarE % lay iue Ol ~ 'j' ana o. -'it
cOmfI Oh. ulrl tie lue H15 put Iile lo tit 'A i4'
puuls1u-nf allowed Dr laws FOR the crime 1l "--. -'
Auqrs was convicted and u ur0uouuc!u- sentence 5a.se
Benedict sid 20 lin; "1 1. ate la OF inlri<. .c
laI kuuV THAT Y0u can bring forward n1 pea or ihi-
rason fpi t. crimes ytu nave committed ana no Wh.h
you have coulved. The punishment +. hardly tdr4A
t9 th- 0lel-c, Jut 10 is I'll tue UW permits me 70 sFt
YOU
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

T.rs T-rrrr OK rrr BRArV-Tono before the
81, ~ ru,iararca ordinances and organizations Hvrh.
y fr The greatest auatois of c age used 10 say that
M ll ,i,-.,i,b in, + darkest r,,o,, I,. one stroke
ne t"' 't'i'ii-'i''' iH i' +'i'''' i'o'' '' '.o
"i 'he -e"I' 'ne Diain ol 'Le leolI' ''N 't W 'N'
man who lived sohcrly. Vow 'ni then ne would con-
d.. -, ..,.,.. .,.. ,.,......... s , 4r,,,l,,-7,.
htain. admirably liI iIed rom pr, L'i'A .u -n. 'H
p'etr ervduon lor Tie purpose ol deintniil lil'n
wren -h, a.omst si.he. O. preserve p human brain
lar length ot tLc he effects tnIt object bE Keeping
the ora M '--,l VI a-co.r.. fI9.l l 80, s.. !'iH
s.. rh I'm, i.s, of .. 1l causes the iuduIa, on Of
tlc delict,e l1d eossaIne 'i1- ts,dc-.
REMEDY FOR E,JHEIA.-Iae -linl .ie Ie'nedy
f1r usomaio suggested hr 1u. Frank EacaJni Aas at-
tacted considerable at enti'u ON account at least OF rs
novelty Tine fact that opate. iH amy tocm leave traces
8f ther influence the next morning iaduce m. De says
10 uresc-h. FOR hmsc-Is ne has also frequently pre-
sc,bcd for o,ncrs-en.,us; simply coalon raw onions
The known taste of onions H Gua % peculiar essen
ti,i r --..r , 1 lf.Ip .I tls oil hls hi-tly -o2o-
.it t-- ,gIi-I ia III. gg l.-e Er I.Hll i.I. aytIa
n.l.r ... II ul.A pressed WIN WORKS and feeling
p to .I.ep lis practice E to eat two three sinau
a...ral r.u.,r. S.lh remedy uas -rcIt advantage
owe. tile -tupcfrine drugs commonly rted 90 for t.
PURPOSE. ai il. even r .rlDc l0 lle Liquor Jpi sea4t
sId .l.u.l.. vIe ot medical practice.
o 49, .-.--- d, -, -, l;. +,...ti-a IN, Tl--.;-
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oosE' IL in''n gives us 10 in''i ana .-'.' '''
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cases t'L' '''-' '"' - .-
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Nich Hiie' UP i-,o --l'
away l-' i.-'-.. I'D i....'- ''l 90
never oH'F ''l "n a 'i''' .' ''''' " "'' t.....'l
make ii -'. "a-iuA- '-e .'' ''- '- .-- ''-.
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