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BUILDERS RISKS taken and real estate or
personal property insured at lowest rates by
the Arlington Fire Insurance COMPANY
once, 1923 q street northwest. Prompt pay
ment of losses guaranteed.
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nVFPCoArs for CantIon

OyERCOATS for Gentlemen and Bows.
Ny assortment of Overcoats Is very at
fractfve, both with regard to selection and
prices. Handsome Overcoats for Gentle
men from 50 90 net, upward.
GEO. &. HENNING, 40 eth street
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A GREAT LAND CLAIM DECIDED-At
Wilkesbarre, Pa, in the great ejectment suit
OF Calhoun NJ. Derrin ger against Coke, ct al,
for coal lands valued at four millions OF dol,
lars, verdict was on Saturday rendered in
favor Of Derripger.
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CUBA LIBRA New York dispatch SAYS
the returns of the election In Cupa Libre con
president of the republic. Steamers are
leaving New York loaded to their utmost
capacity with provisions for the Spanish
troops, and number OF others will shortly
follow -"
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LIyFRIES FOR CoACHMEN. SERVANTS
&C.-FOr Coacbmen and Footmen: Over
coats to order, s35 TO SEQ; overcoats, without
cape, s2s to $50; suits to order $50 to $50
suits with knee breeches, s32 TO sis; pants
We rave the largest variety and make more
liveries than the entire clothing trade in
THIS District. A. SAKs & Co. 3l6 lth street
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CITY ITEMS.

Use ALADDIN SECURITY Or, and prevent
any possibility OF an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1875. I'LL:
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A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. Wisar.s BoLsao
o. wa Cherry Is q friend in deed. Who has
not found 1t such In curing diseases of the
Iuugs and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmO.
the high standard of excellence on which its
popularity is based, will always be main
tained by the prOprietOrs. 80 cts. and 81 q
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. 60
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District Government Affairs.

The Metropolitan police are receiving their
yey to-day for the month of October.
orders were issued to-day for the erection
Of seven street lamps on 18th street south,
between LIST st. west and New Jersey ave
Lue.
The District Commissioners today d.
Teeted The controller 10 Issue a warrant. pay
able to the treasurer Of the sinking fund COM
mission, for 81, 10, on account OF redemption
Of GEORGETOWN bonds, for steam pump.
The rush for the Collectors Office to-day
las not been so great as on Saturday last
yet il has been quite lively. The clerks in
this Cffice were kept busy until II o'clock
saturday night in Strengthening up the
locks.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector PlOwman to-day: Jas
WOODS. frame stable, north side f., between
l2ih and 18th streets northeast; 500. T.. H.
Hopkins, a frame dwelling. north side q !,
between @ and ii streets southwest; $500.
Edward German, improve dwelling. north
eide b. between LIST and 81 streets northeast;
500 j. II. COumbe, brick dwelling, west
side Sth. between y and o streets northwest;
sec.
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BE True TO YOUR TEETH and they will
De true TO you. Never will you need fals7
ones. If you use the Sozo,t0nt morning and
evening. 1t imparts indestructibility To the
enamel, keeps il white and spOtless aud
wonderfully Improves the breath. co
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Weather PyeoaotIisfes Teddy.
oyrrcr or CurIr SIGNAL orrIexR,

WAeH1FGT0N. NuNtfnDef j, Iotu.
For he middle states and New England,
stationary or higher barometer. northwest
to southwest winds. low temperature and
very heavy frosts, with clear or clearing
weather, followed on Tuesday by falling
barometer, southerly winds and high tenn
pSrature In the foIme
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THE SToRM.--The gale which burst over
THIS region on saturday appears TO have been
pretty general over the country. TIE storm
was particularly severe at New York. Bos-
ton, and the New England coast general lily
Saturday night and Sunday morning. The
schooner Ocean damaged by collision, aud
was just repaired, was wrecked. At Saco,
Catholic Church was blown of. The schoon-
er Marseilles was wrecked yesterday. At
Portland, Me-, the storm was regarded the
most fearful one experienced for years. At
Bath, Me-, vessels dragged their anchors.
The storm about Poughkeepsie. n. V, was
followed by snow squalls. The Catskills are
covered. During Saturday severe storms
occurred at Louisville, Memphis, Little
Rock, and other sections in the west and
southwest, doing considerable. damage to
houses, Telegraph lines, &c. Snow fell yes
ferday slightly all the way from Washington
TO Bangor, Me, besides at points further in
the interior. Five inches of snow fell at
Syracuse, n. Y. A great gale swept over
Lake Michigan, driving fleets of vessels to
seek shelter. The advance of this storm from
the southwest was noted nearly a week ago.
GIANT CORPORATIONS COMBINING FOR A
FIGHT.-1he Michigan Central. Michigan
Southern, and Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroads have entered into an agree
meDt to pool their earnings for the next two
years on the basis of their earnings for 1873
and 1874, and the baltimore aud Ohio, Erie
ard Union Pacific roads have agreed to unite
with them i'm establishing q thorough line
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific. This is
understood to be a direct blow at the New
York Central. which has hitherto almost
mOnOpOlized the eastern end of the trans
con tllental traffic.
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CAN THE q. g. EMPLOYEES IN WASTING
TON VoTE IN THE STArES?-Michaei Frey,
q pressman in the Government printing es--
Establishment, AZ Washington, has been In
the habit Of coming here tn register and vote
at each election, under the law that q man
neither gains nor loses q residence by enter
ing the employment of the U. g. Govern
ment. Thistime. he was refused registration,
and his counsel applied for an order to COM
pei the inspectors to register him. The in
spectors rely on a new law, which they say
abrogates the old one; and the positive in
structions given to them. Judge Lawrence
will give an early decision.-N y. cypress,
3Oth tlf
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LOCAL NE VS..

Am0sfWentS, DC. TO-ntEnts
NdfioBdl 7hemT.-Mr. Barry Sullivan in
"RIchelleu."
Odd Fslhars' HdH-Prof. ]. III. Anderson
In the new entertainment, "a World OF
Magic
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DR. WIN. F. SrEUART, Marine Hospital
Port OF Baltimore az Ike nles snre
In recommending Ltebio's Liquid Extract Of
Be3 as u most excellent tonic and vigora-
Tor OF The system. have tested it wi tn uni
versal success. co
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UNDREssED KID GLOVES, 80 cents pair,
warranted; 10 600 yards. CalicOes, s.. and Z
cents, equal TO any 10 cent goods in the city;
Sood canton FLANNEL, cents; 100 yards
Black Spool Silk, cents a yard a good
article. BEHRENp BIOS
u,l,i 100 til street.
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GERMAN THEATER--By the advertise
ment elsewhere Ii will be seen that two very
attractive pieces will be brought ont at
Forts Opera House. Nov Sd and 4th, In the
line OF the excellent German theatricals sup
piled by the enterprise of Mr.. Ford.
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APPALLING SIGHT FOR MOrHER-A
three year-Old daughter of Phillip Monney.
of New Albany, Ind, walking in company
with her mother near railroad track, sud-
denly jerked her hand from her mothers as a
locomotive was passing, fell under the wheels
and was terribly crushed and killed.
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THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COM
PArY for the District of Columbia, Office
1873 @ street northwest, can safely be con-
sidered as one of the most reliable home COM
panies in our city.
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POLITICAL NOTES The Boston Journal
hopes that among the ruins of defeat In OHIO
Senator Thurman will find the backbone
which he lost some months ago. ....The
New York Post thinks that whether or not
tie German vote decided the Ohio election
IL will at least help to decide the New York
election. '''.One-twelfth OF the state tax of
Massachusetts is paid by women, and when
they reflect that the wealthiest female OF
them al hasn't so much as one millionth of
vote they feel like coming right out 10 a
communication TO the nearest newspaper
spd signing IL Justice ...."Vote as you
shoot Is the popular rallying cry of the
stump orator, but, says the Boston Globe, If
the marksmen who tried their luck at the
What Cheer range In Providence the other
day undertake to carry out this theory at the
polls, therell be good many scattering
votes cast. THE vote in Missouri on Sat
urday for and against the new state cOnsti-
tuition was very light, but the indications
are that the constitution has been carried by
a large majority. ''''Tammany Hall, New
York, attempted to extend its political as
sessments TO male principals OF the public
schools. They revolted and refused to pay.
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ons to weak lungs. At this turning point OF
The season, coughs and colds are apt To
degenerate into consumption or bronchitis,
II not checked at once by the Standard
American Remedy, Hale's Honey of Hore.
Mound and Tar. For sale everywhere.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute. on
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nRY GOODS AT HALF THEIR VALUE.

nRY GOODS AT HALF THRIR VALUE.
Magnificent Black eros Grain silk sl B
Au-wool Oamels Hair Plaid. 7sc worth N S
5uDefo Plaid piagonals e q, %, and q cents
Beautiful Black nohair. IN cent?, worth 90 csuts
All wool Black Caahmere, double width, SIX cepts
Handsome ?laids, good quality; Is cenfs
Merno Underwear. AL sizea end prices.
Special bargain IN Ladies all wool Shirts. alN
Largest stock OF Gupure and Yak Looss in the CITY,
new patterns Just received, Ct the cheapest store in
CoNNoLLYy,
oct27t Sos 9th street, opD. Patent Once
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FRESH SUPPLY knoX's n. Y. Dress Hats.
STINkMETZ, Agent, 1927 Pa ay
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If you want wide collar, wear the War
wick. Ask any first class furnisher for it.
A(l.
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THE RETURNS OF the election in the states.
Will be announced from the stage or ~.
Avenue Theatre tomorrow night. ao
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WAsHINGToS CITY MIssIoS.-A meeting
was he at the rooms OF the Y. NJ C. A or
saturday evening last for the purpose of or
gsnizIng city mission for Washington
AMER the adoption Of a constitution and by
Jaws, the following officers were elected: q.
r. Presbrey, president; George r. Gulick,
vice president; Chas. Lyman, secretary; W.
VIM. j. sibley, Henry Beard, o. f. Presbrey,
G. b. Church, Geo. F. Gulick, A. s. Pratt
Geo. Rynesi and Chas. Lyman, managers.
Rev. =. crsmef, who has acted as missionary
In other fields, made statement of mission
work In this city, and he was employed to
give portion OF nis time TO the work OF yisi-
tatiOu.
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THE RATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
rev York avenue and 18th street, pays per
month. Banking hours, 3 to q Saturday.. Q
to and to g. Uts IIfIG
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued In
Philip M. Dewitt and Jessie M. Farr, and
Frank jackson and Matilda Hawkins.
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MINK MUFFs AND BoAs, genuine and re-
liable, for S25, at Stinemetz's, 1881 Pa. av. 9
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LADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUEs, at Slime
metz's, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
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IHF GRAND JURY on Saturday afternoon
recommended the discharge from jail of J. T
Johnson, for passing counterfeit eoin. and
5onn EcNusty, burglary, and .'true Bills
we're ionnd against J. II Brooks. forgery;
ssme, false pretences. Nat. Hawkins alias
,onh IAN xlns, assault with intent to Kill;
yonn Lewis alias John Smith, burglary and
.sreeny; Andrew Ashton, burglary; c. II.
PEARSON, Augustus Dent, Daniel Hannah.
ara James Eegan, consparacy; George
Samuel Stewart and Henry Oldham. lar
ceny, John H. Nichols, mail robbery: isaac
Bowie, rape; Jeremiah Costello receiyfn Q
stolen property, and Isaac Collins, larceny.
A SUIT FOR UNPAID TAxEs--On We'd
nesdsy last, suit was entered before JUS
Ice, A. D Taylor, In the name OF Joseph a.
Jackson, against John w. Schade. II APP
pears that the plaintiff bought certain prop
erty of defendant in 1871, which was encurn-
bered with Indebtedness for laying water
main IN front of the same. The abstract of
tifle omitted the eneumbrance, and che plain
I'D paid the tax under protest, and sued de-
PENDANT 10 recover. On Saturday last the
case was called, and by consent Of plain ifrs
s,ehsel. James p. Tustin, all proof was rnl led
W; when a Judgment was confessed by d.
Isnasnt for the full amount claimed.
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PERSONAL.
A 5 T Il 0 L d G Y

MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Aetrologiss and Healing Me-
ois an can &c consulted Of No 901 street corner
ing the Past, Present ard Future In 1--we or busi-
ness her advice rs invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
you of the sure way to success In all uudertakinrs
Consultation strictly confidential Ladies, q: gen
lemep, 81 50. sepl-1v
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PROPOSED PAPER MANUFAcToRY IN THE
TIsTRICT-On Saturday a certificate OF iu-
corporation OF the American Pulp and Pa
Der Company" was fled IN the Office OF the
Recorder OF Deeds. The objects of the COM
pany are the manufacture OF pulp paper and
ali the other articles and fabrics, useful or
ornamental, from palms and other fbrOus
plants and grasses. The capital stock is
nxed AT $4,000, divided into I 800 shares
with par value of 500 each and with the
with the shares In the same ratio. The fol,
lowing are the trustees: T.. G. IugersoIl. III
NJ r. V. Stamp, wm. L. Vanderlip. Chas r..
LARK, q. S- Palmer, Chas. Neale, James p
Herren, Geo T. Jones, and Geo. W. Bal
lOfl. -
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THE TRoTrING RACES AT THE NEW
CoURsE.-TO-rnorrow the trofting races will
be commenced at Major HIS new mile
track, near Benning's, and there will be three
races each day. In the 2:24 class 2,OOO)
Lady Star, Observer, Ella Madden, Joe
Brown, Triumph. Annie Collins and G. B.
Daniels are the entries. In the second race,
2;~ minutes, lS1,5c0,) Mack, John j Lizzie
d., Lady F., Emma c., Echo. Katie Rich
ards, Mystery, General Macarthur and Sti-
letto, are entered. In the 2:3S, (S2, OOO,) Gold
dust, Alley, Florence and Modoc, are en-
tered As during the last week, extra ar.
rangements have been made by the railrosi
for carrying passengers, and large crowds
Will doubtless be in attendance.
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RIAL ESTATE SALES-B II. Warner real
estate broker and auctioneer, has sold AT
public auction for A. Randall, executor lot
y. square 1Oi, q feet inches on the north side
OF r. street. between 10Th and 2lst streets, con-
tanning 4-5Si square feet, TO j. ID. TOwnley at
Is cents per square foot; south . feet front of
lot II, square 2ss, on the east side of 18th
street. between q and III streets northwest
containing 3,S1s square feet, to X. Hagner, at
81 per square foot; lot 3, square SOS, "a feet 3
inches on the north side of Massachusetts
avenue and ~ feet inches on 9TH street east
containing 10,o52 square feet. tn r. v. Camp
bell, At II ! cents per square foot; lot T. square
SIS, 50 feel on east side of 18th street east COZ
tanning 5,612 square feet. TO DR.. ID. r. Hagner
RI 10 cents per square foot. For John Mer-
Iill, trustee. lot Z, in subdivision of lot l.
square 16l, improved by a small frame dwell
ling, to w. w. Dean, at Il ,225, subject to
special and general taxes.
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NATIONAL THEATER. Mr.. Barry SuIli-
van, the celebrated tragedian from the other
SIDE or the water, will appear to night at the
Inl impersonatiOns, Cardinal Richelfeu"
The eastern cities, where he has recently
been playing To good houses, sound his
praises, and doubtless bis appearance here.
after an extended absence, will be greeted
with large audiences. Mr.. Sullivan will
have excellent support, including Mr.. Aid
flch, Mr. AS Carthcart, Miss Lille Glover,
and others Of Mr.. F0rd's fine company. To,
morrow evening Richard III" will be pre-
scented.
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oCND DEAD In BED.-The wife of James
Jones, eoiored, on Delaware avenue, be-
was found dead I'm her bed. She retirei
early. apparently IN good health, aud IN Iess
tnan an hour was discovered In q dying can
tained expired. 10 W"
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PASTOR TO BE lNSTALLED.-The pres
oytery of Washington will meet at the East
ern Presbyterian Church. at the termination
OF The ii street railroad, this evening for TIE
purpose OF ordaining Mr.. George B. Patch 10
tne Gospel ministry, and installing him
pastor OF The church. Rev. David Wills II.
ID, Will preside and propose the coustitu-
uonai questions; Rev. George y. Little will
preach the sermon, Rev. Byron Sunderland
Vii deliver the charge TO the pastor, and
hev. Joseph r. Kelley will deliver the charge
10 the people.
w AsHING1ON DRIv &C PARK-Tuesday.
"Wednesday. THURSDAY and Friday of this
MELVIN witness the largest trotting meeting
me United states. Among the 81 horses
present are some OF the finest and most even
~ matched In the country. Round trim
tickets only 20 cents. Trains leave RaItir
more and Potomac Railroad d epot at lis.
Lao, 25o, Is, and $40 p. m. Races Commence
at o'clock.
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ARREST IN AN OLD FORGERY CASE
Last night Detectives Sargent and Neil
fresh arrested Charles c. Boyd, who, it will
be remembered, about one year ago, with T
instance OF Police Offjcer Conway for forgery
OF the name of = Vansant as trustee to
some registered U. 8. bonds. and obtaining
the money on them at the Treasury depart
way. he is held for trial. Thomas H. BOYD
has kept clear of this District since that
time, as there is bench warrant out for
him.
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Two SERIOUS NIGHT ASSAULTS AND NO
ARREsTs--Last night w. G. Smith and G..
w. Miller were attacked on e street, near
New Jersey avenue, while passing quietly
along by four colored men. Miller received
a severe cut over the left eye, and Smith was
cut In the feshy part of the thigh, the wound
Deipg about one inch long, and quite deep.
Officers Jennifer and Farquhar accompanied
fnem TO the 9TH precinct. station-ho
where Dr. Began dressed their wounds. No
arrests were made.
Last night Officer Teeple found a colored
nan, named James Renfro, lying on the
pavement on q, between 9th and ! tn streets
Win a severe cut in the temple. He was
taken 10 DIR. Taulman's, where the wound
was dressed. and afterwards taken to his
home. He said some men attacked him near
The depot.
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FIRE THIS MoRNING.-The alarm az /. IN
O'Clock this morning from box 80, was caused
10y the discovery of fire in the.rear of build
Ing northwest corner OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue. add 18th street northwest, occupied by
+. A. Butts as n drug store. The fires,oen
were promptly on the ground, and extin-
susned the flames without much damag
SurIoeed TO have caught from q stove ni re.
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ANOTHER REsIGNATION.-A.K X. Browne,
esq, 10 day addressed to Judge Smell OF the
Police Court, a communication saying "with
more than ordinary pleasure and relief /
nave the honor TO inform you that my rela-
tons with the Board OF Health of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and my prosecution of its
cases In the courts have ceased. During tn e
past three years, however, in which have
thus been employed, and especially before
yoGr court considerable portion of the
time. have received many tekens of kind
pess and regard from yourself and your Off,
GERS, FOR which / return sincere thanksn
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nal W AeD nNHSnhNBONs
oetsG 3ly MIMI street northwest.
RIMeyALHo. KUHN, sple AGENT for tae e,oo-
n - DEgkIR ekQfhERs PIANO
IORIBs apd ths BURQEfTB oR6 AGS
hes re1oyed from 639 Ee0 York sysnosvyvyvv
70 l01 10Th street northwest. 0bove Penngylvs ana
eye9ue, owing 70 rapidly increosina busiIscs ~
VII keep me stock Of 40 Inserunosfs. m si.o
nee selection Of the bast Sheet usic A. Uusiosl
lneuuments He reopsctfully sol1clfz a Ssrir IN
eno oonannaelon Of - eavcrs. ocfIi- IN
NAffAN'4 ykaRfABLR cAfaARTHC
The demand for thess fiIIs - isrGriy incrsassd.
wetherefore call public ettsnffoa 20 their Dsrs 20
esrcere, they present the following GOOD guatissr
They are warranted wholly vseStable.
Ineir action . proDpf. certain md e0ectuAi.
1hey are healing 20 the geomAch-
They start tbs liver n hsaAkhy and active opera
They cure biliiouspsss, sck headachs sal cestivs-
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dys.
3hey thoroughly cleanse the entire syvssm.
ThsS do not sriPs or give pain during their e.
Th~y ere sdaSsed for ssesrsl uss. Childrsu "a
deiceSe Derscus take the1 q ven - - ser,ee
and roona- dogls made. Shsy ere aiUovs frsSs
fvhfle Dafs.t pfls eenerany are nof.l ~ cone.
sssssy ssisorn,y sdssssA. Price. . csaS ssr
ARfuU1 uAY1AN8, PharuseIst.
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