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gSIhe attention OF those, afflicted with Cold
Coughs, with any disease of the Lungs, is dlrec
ted to this vaurale remedy. Colds and Coughs are
easily taken, and if neglected may lead 10 disease
Of the lungo. What is needed under such circun
stances is reliable remedy-speedy III afording
relief and efectua in ting further progress Of
the disease.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries, and iii
Rock Island by John Bengston, Emil Kghler, t
Bruernert aud Benser Il Thomas
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| ed Brcquet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jeweled, and
combine all modern improvements IN Watch
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize d.
the Paris Exposition OF 1861 for the best perform
\ ancc and greatest accuracy in adjustment; and as
further guarantee that they equal to the bestwe
annex names of some of the most respectable deal
ers i'll the trade VINO have tested them for years
will vouch for the accuracy of our Statements
Benedict Bros n. Y, w. +. Weeks, Bangor,
E. Marks, Troy, n. Y, Me.
j. Smith, Saratoga Sp's II. W. Strang, Elmira, N
E. B. Booth & Son. Roch- Haskins & Isben, oswe
| ester, N. Y. go,N.Y.
H. Botchkiss, Buffalo, N. Hyde & Bettys, Auburn
| Y. NY.
B. K Chase & Co., Rut j. A. Clark, Batavia, n
| land, VT, Y,
J. H. Grant, Troy, Pa. H. Cowell s. Co., Cleve
G. w Luce, XeDia, Ohio land, o.
A Lowell, Portland, Me- o. H. Ford, New Hoven
| Ohio. Nichols & Isentha To
A. L. Burbank, Worces ledo. Ohio.
ter, Mase. Geo. Embry, Morrow, o.
W. s: Taylor, Utica New G. Bills, Ca1andaigua, N.
Evans & Manning, Bing- Cambridge, n. Y.
hamton, n. \. D. B Buell. 4 Co., Hart
Dunlap & Baker, Man ford. CT
chester, N. II. c.. Wyman, st. Adams
7. E. Dickinson, Buffalo, Vt.
George W. Dickinson, Ct
Ashtabula, o. John B. NORRIS. Cincin
Weld Bros, LOckport, n. natl, o..
Baillette & Weld, Water Pa.
loo, Iowa. l. II. Grant, Troy, N. Y.
Carpenter io Bro Bnr- N. Kiburn' Cory
Ferguson IL Clapp, indianapolis, Ind.
And large number of Others throughout the
United States. For further particulars. ask your
matchmaker to sec them, or address
QUINCHE & KRUGLER,
Wholesale Agents in the United States, SaIesroom
| Is Maiden Lane, New York,
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OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR Young MEN from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method of treatment New and remarkable rene
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in scaled i
velopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 Nortl
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pam Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc
| And professional skill. So iSw3ln
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-25
From the Vermont Patriot.
"The New HAMPSHIRE Election"

Under the foregoing head, the last issue
of the Watchn.an and Journal had the fol
lowing:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
Sf0fisfics Of Miming.

In Great Britain there are 10000
men employed in the coal mines below
ground and 100000 engaged above
ground. The coal mined each year
amounts to l2s,5O0,OOO tons. On an
average 1000 men are killed every year
and 1000 wounded. In the last half
century $4,000 men have been killed in
the mines and some 100000 were
wounded.
In the United States 5000 men are
employed in mining and $4,000, 900 tons
of coal mined yearly. In Pennsylvania
the death rate exceeds that of Great
Britain. The death rate in Ohio was
also greater last year than that of Eng
land, but this year-it will be less.
The most dangerous mines in the
United States are in Schuylkill county,
Pennsylvania, one man being killed
there for every $4,000 tons mined. One
man is killed in England for every 1885,
900 tons mined, one in Pennsylvania for
every $4,000 tons, and one in Ohio for
every $4,000 tons. This destruction of
human life ought always to be considered
when making complaints about dear
fuel. No doubt the prices often charged
for coal are too dear, but the excess of
charges is on the part of those who own
the mines, and never ON that of these
who work them.
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Romantic TrO 0edv,

In st. Louis, a few evenings ago, ID.
II. Fogg, young man about twenty ono
years old, an advertising agent for the
Chronicle, called at the house of Mrs.
Plachman, GIG North Sixteenth street,
to see her daughter Pauline. After a
short conversation with the latter he
shot her with derringer, the ball enter
ing her left breast three inches below
the nipple, but striking a rib glanced
around and inflicted only a severe flesh
wound. Fogg then drew short dagger,
stabbed himself twice in the left breast,
two inches below the lett nipple, and
once in the left side under the arm,
causing wounds which will no doubt
prove fatal. 1t appears that Fogg was
engaged to the gil, but she being only
sixteen years of age her mother opposed
the match and had forbidden Fogg the
house. This seems to have affected the
young mans mind, and in a fit of de-
spondeney and despair he determined
TO end the life Of both his aiiianced and
himself.
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The Ragusa correspondent of the Lon,
don Ners, describing Trcbinie, says: The
town is small and dirty, and, ~ to size,
is about in the same proportion TO Ra.
gusa a Ragusa is to Paris, and an old.
fashioned stone wall and a wet ditch
form its only defense. II could not resist
artillery, but is strong against irregular-.
The whole scene is most picturesque and
Asiatic. There were crowds Of Turkish
soldiers throughout the narrow streets,
and there were tiny shops to be seen ar
ranged in the Eastern style, with tur-
baned merchants sitting crosslegged
behind their goods. In the c imp outside
the town the troops are quartered in bell
tents, about which are walls of stone
raised under the flaps foot or so above
the ground. They had planted flowers
beside the doors Of some tents, AS though
expecting a long stay. A battery Of
field guns was posted near the infantry
camp. The total force of the Turks at
Trebinje is about four thousand men.
The town could easily be held by four
hundred. 1t is said that during the late
blockade the insurgents never seriously
tried to take the place. They could not
even enter the suburb where most of the
shops are. Their only chance was to cut
of the supplies. The Turks now get bread
from Ragusa, heavily escorted all the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
Hadn'f heard Of Shakespeare.

The Troy IN. ~ Times says that
Everett's art gallery is graced with fine
oil painting Of Shakespeare, which hangs
prominently from a center column at the
back Of the gallery. The other day a
lady from the country came in, glanced
around, and inquired of Mr.. Everett,
pointing to Shakspeare's phiz, "What
minister is that %
THAT is Shakespeare" replied the
urbane Everett, with playful smile on
his lips.
"Oh, is it, hey? Where does he preach
nowg
He wasn't minister, madame. lie
was poet"
"Oh All Yes. Seems TO me I've
heerd of him somewhere. Did he write
any pieces for the Free-Will Baptists
hymn book p
Mr.. Everett politely sought to divert
the lady's attention by showing her a
picture of Jacob kissing Rachel, when
the old lady innocently inquired, after
studying the engraving curiously, what
be they rastlin' aboutp After asking
when there was TO be a circus in Troy
again, she lett the art gallery highly
pleased.
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Here IL Jyissfo,y, 2

Women love but once-shun that once.
Not all women lie, but no woman ever
tells the whole truth.
Hatred is at the bottom of love, as
death is at the bottom of life.
One always thinks he is in love when
going upstairs; coming down he is not SO
sure Of il.
You cannot impede a woman in her
love- you cannot recall the arrow shot
into space.
A woman is fortress that can always
be taken-by him who knows how TO
make the assault.
Mans vanity is irritated by defeat and
consoled with rupture. Woman's
vanity acts in an inverse sense.
Ask not woman's heart she has but
one and may give it, Oh all fatal
presents, a woman's heart is the most
deadly.
do not love a romantic woman. She
will make an ideal of you which you can
not realize, and which it will grieye you
10 destroy.
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fNNNfh INNafNlN
scat>cks sts WIN To~fr,
scnt>Cs MkNpaANt rttts,
Consumption.
Fra.enjly n.edicipe, that viii s,ora cough ~nl
occasion the de- IN ~ the patient they ktk M tho
liver, stop the circulation ~ the bloi hemurflarr
follows AMI IN tact they clog the acton of the Ncty
otfsus that caused the cuueh.
Liver Complaint aud y, sprrsia are the esnss. ~
tso-thtrds ~ the easrs ~ tOhsumrtion. MANY ~.
sous CON plain q dull pain In the de,
coated tongue, raiu In Tho shouliefhlsie, fesinrs
u dto~sinr-s aud rcstssn-ss, the ilytng h.ssif
helching up of wind.
These symptoms usually oteitste h,sa dis-r.
deted condition u the stomach ~ torpid liNyf.
Ivrsoas 80 Affected, u thsy take one or tso heavy
colds. and y the coeeh IN these eases ~ sndisnli
eherket. ~til MAD the stomach and liver rloreed,
m ning torpid aud Inactive and almost befuu tlry
are aw the lungs q ~ nuref, and ultefs
sted. the tc-ult ~ which u dsath.
schsns k's fnlmonic ~ rup l. sneNrsstorant whirh
dos not contain opium OF hnythine calculated to
ehrek q coach suddenly
schepch's ses Weed Tonic dissolve. the food mlse.
With the gastric juices Of the rtemssh, aids dyes
tgn, snd creates . ts,enou- srpstite.
Whsn the bowels are co-tise, skin ssllow. OF the
symptoms otherwise OF billions teuleney ~ he .
Mandrake rtlis are required.
These medisiues arr prepared only w
", SntNrN Sow, -
n. v. corner siath aud Arch strs~is, Phiia
And are fot sale ~ all druggists aud drsl.r-.
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rHE SCHOLAR avn rss woss D.


IN ae6Ieni Roma hssv ma where.
Their tccd an imser 9Th he srm IN air,
And on IT, lifted finger, shining clear,
A golden ring With the dcvice, strike her,r,
Greatly the people wondered. though none soc>-ed
The meaning thst thc>c word. hut half expressed,
Until learned cicrh, Who Of MONDAY
WIN dovncs-t eyes vas passing on his way,
fsused snd observed The pot, and MARRIED II we'll,
wherccn The shadow Of the finger fell;
And, ccmine hsch a midnight, dclved, and found
a secret stairway lcsdins under ground.
Down this he passed into spacious hall,
La by flaming ievel % The vsIl;
Aud opposite hrasen statue stccd
Win bcv and shaft In threatening attitude
Upon iis forehead, like . ccrcne,,
Were the~s aysertsas wcrds n meuace st,
Test vhseh an. am ny fatal aim
None can esspe mol even yon luminous fame 81
Midway the hall vas fair table placed,
With cloth u gold, and golden cups encha.ed
with wbics and ~ plsses snd knivs. were gold,
And gold the bread and viands manifold.
Around II, silent, mo,ionicss, and sad,
Were rated ealsn, Knights In srmr clad,
Asa lsdtss sssusifui with plume sad scsc,
utthsy vsss ssse thsir hearss within we're stone
And the vast hall wns hiied In every Part
With silent crowds, stony In face and heart
Long ri the scene, hcu.,iered and sm.se.i,
The trembling clerk In specchlc~s wonder gard
Then from the table, by his greed made hold,
lie seised goblet ands knife Of gold
And suddenly from their scsts the guests up~prang,
1hs vsuIted ceilng viii loud clsmas rang,
1he archer spsd hh auov, st their call,
shstiering the lamhent jewel on the wall,
And all vas DARK sround and overhead
STARK on the ncos the luckless clerk lay dead
The writer Of this legend then records
Its ghostiy application In these words
The image Ia the Adversary old,
whcss bcckcnins finger points 10 realms Of gold
Our lusts and passions are the downward stair
Thst lssds the soul nom . di,iscr air;
The archer, death the flaming jewel, life;
Terrestrial goods, the goblet and the knife
The Knights and isdiss. all vhese assh md bone
by avarice have been hardened into stone;
The clerk, the scholar when the love- Of pelf
rsDpts IRON his hooks and from his nobler self.
The scholar and the world The endless strife,
The discord In the harmonies Of life
The love Of Earning. the scquestered hooks,
And oil the sweet serenity Of books;
The market-place, the eager love Of gain,
Who's ain b vanity, and Who's end Is pain
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and she must think me dead. Write "a
her In week and tell her that wa
taken with the cholera and died. Beg
her to forgive me for my uskindncss
say that was grateful for her love, and
IL was my last wish that she should
marry some lad more worthy Of her than
myself. Make interest 10 have the sta
tion continued 10 her as postmistre~.
She is priests daughter, and can write.
ave crossed ourselves; he swore; we
bowed to the image in the corner Of the
stable we kissed, and in FIVE minutes I
was gone. At the recruiting office en-
listed for the Empress regiment Of cui-
rassicrs Of the guard, as q fourteen
years volunteer guard, and in a false
name. ] had no papers, but they asked
no questions, for ! was q fine recruit.
My beard was shaved, my hair was cut,
and when ] got to Petersburg, and was
fitted with my uniform and eagle
crowned helmet, no one would have
known me. | rose to sergeant and sec
ond riding mastsr. From your pads.
ROMA ] see that you are English. Now,
in '53, when I had served my time,
there were rumors Of war in Turkey
against you, and tempting offers were
made 10 me To stop and drill the new re-
cruits But ] was wretched, and home
sickness drove me soutb though N I
found my wife dead or married again /
intended IN kill myself pe,ersbnrg 4,
not a place for Cossacts. either. nv
broodine over nv mast I had become
madlv in love with NV wifi. Il vs. of
no use for me TO tell myelf that had
left her we'll of: that she was married
again and happy; that she wa. fortv.fou
and fat-or else. PERHAPS A scarcrow-I
was madly in love. I got INV discharge
and pension pspers and started south.
At Kharkof nv friend was dead. What
If she. too. were deads
"Who keeps the Donski post station
now INQUIRED. crossing myself the
while under my long CLOAK.
"The widow
"A widow that has kept il for four.
teen years.
"The same
"In eighteen hours I was there I
recognized two of the old men. but thew
not me. I rushed into the house. She
was at her day.book vritinc-pot much
,l.u.l IL. til tt.
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Domestic ia gorl demand, aud steady and hrm ior
all grades, With no PROSPECT 81 an immediate adj
vance, hut II is believed have toach-i the io~e-t
point Tor the present. supplies coming forward
quite freely from the interior. The receipts consd
cradle Tor weeks past considering the latensSs
of the season. hut the stock in the market not large,
although ASSORTMENT VI all Kinds. Good ono
and reBnsylvania heecss extra and double extra,
s5cI doc medium, No. 4. aEd triple extra, heeoss
f7ea50c; Michigan and Wisconsin he-oes s2stnle.,
medium and No I, tiest7c.; couihing and delaine
nceces, 5Oa62c washed, t0a s7c, and fot an washed
sut-r aud EXTRA puls.i $50 kSlLe
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN TREATING
EurTuRE.--Tbe Elastic Truss Company hsv,
produceda great revolution in the ueatmen,
Of hernia. Their new truss is worn easy night
and day adspts itself TO every motion Of the
body; never displaced by hardest exercise
retaining rupture comfortably, till soon per
manently cured. Sold at the Office of the
company, No. 6sS Broadway, New York city.
Trusses sent by mail. Send for circular.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

AcAsE Of chronic rheumatism Of unusual
severity, cured by Johnsoa's lnodyne Linz
menf, V noticed by one Of our exchanges. A
large bunch came out upon the breast Of The
sufferer, aud appeared like part Of the breast
bone. Used Internally and externally.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The sweetest word in our Language il
health. At the fret indication Of disease,
use well.known aud approved remedies. For
dyspepsia or Indigestion, use Porsons' Pur-
g,stirc PHI. For coughs, colds, sore or lame
stomach, use JoAnsoa's lnodyas Linimcnf,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

A SCOTTISH student, supposed to be de-
ficient IN judgment, was asked by a pro-
fesSor, in the course OF his examination,
how he would discover fool by the
questions he would ask, was the prompt
and highly suggestive reply.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

ONE trial Of Dobbins' Electric Soap
(made by Cragin n Co, Philad'a, Ia,
will satisfy the most doubling, Of lie great
merit. Pure and white as snow. Try H.
Make your grocer get u.
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NkoEriSr.-T This preparation is scien.
ti6cally aud chemically combined, and 70
strongly concentrated from roots, herbs aud
barks, that ~ good effects are realized
Immediately after commencing to take it,
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PROF. RUDOLPH, in lengthy paper

PRoF. RUDOLPH, in a lengthy paper
on the sun, says; A molten or white hot
mas, $1,000 miles in diameter, equal
ing, in bulk, ,lJ0, 900 worlds like our
own, having a surrounding ocean of gas
on fire, 10000 miles deep, tongues of fire
darting upward more than $4,000 miles,
volcanic fires that burl into the solar at
mosphere luminous matter To the hei ght
Of 10000; drawing TO itself all the
worlds belonging to our family of planets,
and holding them all in their proper
places attracting with superior force
the millions Of solid and stray masses
that are wandering in the iathomless
abyss that they rush helplessly toward
him, and fall helplessly into his fiery
embrace. And thus be continues his
sublime aud restless march through his
mighty orbit, having a period Of more
than $4,000, 900 Of years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05


II was just before the opening Of the
hallway from Taganrog TO Kharkof, In
1868, that was driving those dreary
distances in autumn. For the first two
Gays and nights the weather was lovely,
pat on the third morning, soon after sun
rise' the siy became covered with heavy,
torn and jagged clouds, northerly wind
arose, and with thunder, lightning, cold
gale and snow, the winter burst on us as
~ yearly breaks on Southern Russia. In
nan an hour the rich, black, relling
plains had become an ocean Of inky mud,
ana We reached the post station of Donski
only 70 hnd the order, Impossible to
q Proceed."
called for tea, and the Huovar was
Drought oy q nne, upright, gray-bearded
man. whom, from MS black velvet tunic
ana s'ashed sleeves, ! took TO be the
I. POSTMASTER himself He was followed
into the room by noble-l'oking Cos
sAck woman OF his own age, who said:
LATHE husband, why don't you ask
the lord II he viii eat a partridge and a
bit OF bread' The kuruPatka is plump,
ana tne Gay viii be long before his
'sFoika can DC harnessed to face the
storm.
She smile sweetiy as she spoke--he
smiled lovingly upon her; then she left
US, LOOKING hngerlngiy back.
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RAILWAYS
R E ADY RELIEF

INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS
I'M IAMNATtOk or The hLAppfk
INlLAMMATION of TBt h,wEiS,
CONGESTION ~ The II MIS-,
sORE THROAT, DtffIcrLr HREATliISo,
fAtITrAfIoS on rift w Nkf,
MYSTERIES, CROtf, pirH IlihGlA,
CATAkRH INfLrLsLA,
HEADACHE, rOprHNcHk. NUNS,
NEURALGIA. HEtMATIsM,
Cr.p CliliIS AGtE CHftiS
The srriie.tian q tho READY NJ alhs 10 the
part 60 parts ~hrtu the p.in difncaly exists sh
snnri ease sni sas foft.
f.~ nomsut., csrs SRAhf- sfksNr, -plk
sI!MA.i nhshrrrk siyk Ht,nM ny
rushSrf,s asd II isftsSkf fAiss
-r..,.l... ...aI! .l.s,, earn z he,,ls q eAn
WAN 0GG0Gt With th-un. Afes drer- ~ satsf
II Z srrrrs fnsy pRtS,m ssSsbY on
blr1ERs As A srfMtLANr
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THE dead body Of man, supposed to be
John T. Campbell, was found in the
weeds along the side Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad track, two miles west OF
California, Mo-, a few days ago. Letters
written by Hugh A. Campbell 4 Co., to
Campbell, dated Philadelphia, and a
power of attorney from Hugh Campbell,
authorizing him to transact business in
the Indian Territory, were found on the
body. The superstition is that Campbell
fell from the train, and the condition Of
the corpse indicated that II had lain
where found for several days.
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s0NsrwprssS cav M craeo.

mr.; rwts'. ustr N.Y. imrsrt-s natural cgler,
red - the bad o., ~ iniefior dyes. The tafttts
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The Wonders Of Modern chsm'stry.
SaEapanIlial and lt Associates.
sSsss-. - s~ss ssS vsw % rhsy BAN
e~~syoaes Cssss y sew Usses 81
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsaparIlIian
ResoIvent,
TuE GREAT BLOOD PURITiEs.

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w.. .,; >. ,- .s.;.ss. ,'s 20
digestion, s.im and unsss'arted s'sep s~assn "''"
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.., ss,. .rs s ssss9 s.,.s. iiS, TON
,sfoash The nrr;nrs -l,heai r.ls 'esldias' h''s
sssss ss'ss M ss.s.i,, ,,.,,.y .,
involuntary ~easenins di.chstse. sm sm.sss s VA
,,sas,h s,Sit'.S y ,hs ,s,iss slsas. .ss faH''
tiousl harmony restored 20 the s.,.rsi oissn An.
.,issi. i,,ss, .ss is.i,hs eeic,: -,..,..,.,,..,
r. H", .r.i', 80" srss, ssasa, ..ss,o,.,ss
i,ssi, The torsh rhesm y mu,.. from 'ss ls"5,.
a., ss,, ergH ,h .Sn.ssy u sssss, swr.i 10.
oI.a. q .,rnsth .,s.ss".. ~ ,, ,, ~
81 cold and chill. u .uae. as !, sr.,ns
~ ~ ' n ss,g xn iss.s d.us.-'ss g"s'o"'
s,'as.ls 80 .s..l, &. s.sps usssasS !.
tak.e nee sisn. u retarniss hesl,h sill srr.., ~
e, Ssa '' ssS 4. is ss ~ ys.
modes, tumofs, esncsrs, hard !u@rs ss.s ~ ~,
.el,.a .. sns -. as'.sas .' so,s. shroa,s
skin diseases gradually dissprest.
" es.e. whsrs the system b.. len ..,s'.,'.
rsipIple constitutes, in IN .i,-r,i.si ssf..rafs.
aHsufiatrf IN stne rsses with IVA. ot i"tassa nav"
lunt., etc, esn-ins c.r,e- ~ N. is.ae- ti,tsi.'
. .,Ti. s s... s,S
fesaiss swsy these g.,,. aud discriminate tho W
rus ~ the disease ffoni the sy.tsm. -
y " those shs sIe tsk,ns the. m.d..i nss 70 ne
ssrs q ,sssa,s srt.f.lss, g sys,,,. a,,s, III
nnI their ees.rsI hsaits ,myre,ins their nesh gnd
weight inrrr..ins 90 even tesgina ~ o~r, Wes
sare sirn th.t the cur ;. rf'ff.sslns 10 w..
vim. n The alsss.s i. bot Insat,e " not sr,s.,.i
and driven from the bocs', u viii srfe.d al s.n.
ungsl. .ra....s q, Constitutes. A..ss ,.i
I-,isT, s,sU hoaTIo. al srov l-itsr sndise'rass
in health, strength sna ar.h,
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