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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
on complaint OF Charles 9. Wehrun, or No. sz5
East twentieth street, Frank werng. ofSeventy.
sixth street. near First avenue, was arraigncd
and held for examination 10 default OF 81, 900
bad, on . cnarae OF perjury. IL was alleged thar
IN u law cult between complainant and one George
Kuhn WeriInR offered himself surety on an
undertaking on appeal to stay proceedings netora
the late Judge hcCunn, and swore that he owned
5000 worth Of real csare, when has since proved
untrue. The accused says lie can prove his In
noccnce
STABBED TWICE WITH A KNIFE.
Joseph Phslcn, OF No. 619 second avenue. and
Daniel Warner OF No. 2il East Twenty.olQnth
street, quarrelled on Monday evening ana Pbalen
was STABBED twice ~ warner. The latter was held
TO await the result OF Pnaion's inJuties, VINO is
now IN Bellevue Hospital.
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DosT OFFICE NOTICE
The mails Europe for the week ending Saturday
June 20 1878 will close at this office follows :-On
Tuesday at " NJ, Wednesday at 80 A. NJ on Thurs.
day III 80 A. NJ, and Saturday and 80 A ~
r. L. JAMES, Postmaster
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MNNHIED.
MARTIN-GTLLEsPIE- sunday June 20, by the
Rev. Mr. Lloyd, LAWRENCE MARTIN and JOSIE A.
GILLESPIE.
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INSTRUCTION.

day at II 80 A. ~. and on saturday az and ll3O A. ~
INSTRUCTION.
JyANTED-LEssoNs IN VOCAL MUSIC. n Ex
pvs Ioae &GsEc bon is hsra GOowa
PTANOFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.
4 FOR RENT-UPRIGHr, SQUARE AMP GRAND
"a. Pianos e our own make: also for safe, Z number
1s seSoaa hasa fs AZ g y PsrSsa order wLL
street
BEAUTIFUL PIANO. ONLY slOl-srEINwAY
n Pano,orte oyerstrung carved legs every improve
,. BlDDLE, Is wavcrley place, near Broadway
4 slOo BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANO.
~ tore; Chiekering Piano $50 Piano. T. rent, IS
70 BIcecKer street near Bowery.
A sftINwAY PIANO. -cosr $3.50, LESS THAN
y aali; "a octave, s6)i octave Si59i Organ, cost
8 Clinton place tEiShtn street., near Broadway
A LARGE NUMBER OF ssCoNp HAND PIANOS,
II from $50 % $40 on easy monthly payments. or 70
KRAKAUER, $50 Bowory
A GREAT BARGATS-l0 STOP ORGAN, $3.50. STOP
n %; upright aud square Pianos md organs, nnost
pA B1I GU Is hs al Fo IHr ssn street
A LII ROUND ocTAvs PIANO. sI5O RENT a.;
"a chiekering Upright Pianos rented. Prince Organs
n n SYKES rent ur ,na n,,ansn@ GORDON
"A hand Pianos. from s0upward bret class new II.
T9ns very eors fs or . S sS LYNCH
4 BARGAIN FOR oAsH-PRlvATE FAMILY. LEAv.
sons Pianosrte L 50 than half, also brisns tonci ~
syS 9as round ss s T srsassy
se NsrGE se 5u rI ra s a Ses ss %
suits tor les an hal. csrpsts &c ward psintiHgs
sronzes, Mirrors CURTAINS Table. Bgae. Extens9n Ia
NUS Ss soa az qer ssIye5 i95 eas , Cs
s.. near Oh av Goods packss for shIppina.
LADY WILL DISPOSE or -FOUR Round
~ cornervd ~ octave Pianoorto, cost S6J0 immense
ruraiIarc siis Is iaird STREET. :" Su'' 2
A BEAUTIFUL PIANO FoR sno. cHIcKERING's,
"A waters stsInway's ami Others. but little used at
a,sreat sacrifice for cash HohAes WArkRs 4 sons.
IL. rosewood case Pianotorte having al improve
ments oversuunE &C. cost Syi5, used only months;
Piano. with modern improvements. octave agrane.
&c. $3.50 positive sacrince Call, private residence
HUT THIS our WONDERFUL "MATB Csu EKr
~ Pianos 'Uolibrin or drumming Bird Pianos. only
fleet u inches long Agency = west Fourteenth street,
opposi Van Buren's gafdens
l4uR sALE-t ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANO
the modern Improvement bill OF sae3 years guar
anu mas not been 1sei was taken IN trade and viii be
SOLD az much less than It's value Can be seen at 81 Third
street. nea seeohd avenue.
r. HALE rs MAKING $1,000 PLENDlD PIANO
~ tories 1T less than hat price. Dealers, buy your
Pianos direct from factory thirty ath street and Tenth
avenue and save hali your money
DIANOFoRTEs TO RENT-oF Our OWN MANU-.
tao ore; also second hand Pianos, IA thorough or
Ger, 100 sale A. low prices w CHtCkEKING SONS.
NJ Y East Fourteenth street between Broadway and
-.el-N--N. ------------------.------
npwo SMALL PIES ORGANS. nav. Ar $500 TO
4 ass also 10 lu,iful chapel Organ. Can lie seen
o. w. J." KOosGVEL.'s ~ Mest Lisn1senth street.
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MRS. MERRIGAN,s THIRD TRTAL.

The District Attorney of Kings county yesterday
sent notice, Of which the following is copy, to
each or Mrs. Merrigan's counsel. Messrs. Tracy
and Ready
BROOKLYN, June 20. 1875
Please take notice that a motion VIII be made at the
Court oyer and ferminer 10 be held ut the kings
County Court House in The city OF BROOKLYN on the 3l
June inst at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day TO THURSDAY the Gath day inst, the
trial OF Tho above-namcd defendant upon said indct-
ment. WIhCHESrkk BRlTrON, District Attorney.
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DOOTH'S THEATRE.
ID SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT,
JUNE 70.
A RI ARKABLE EVENT.
a -. .l...,.a


lCorrespondencel
DEAR sIa~Ycur friends, hearing that you purpose
visiting ENGLAND IN the pursuit Of Your art are de5Ggs
they regard you, both as an actor amt aentieinAn:
stage stage ae exendns over period OF aeen years
mirked by earnest unretig endeapor aha ptatiau
your talents Justly entitie youto an unexcep
tie. VITA these FEELINGS they wish 70 signalila yane
10 be taken ~ Bootas Theatre on saturday night june
Is rhey pledge their hears and hands in this farewell
concurrence OF the piay-goins public. kespe cuuy
Gov SAMUEL :. rILp1EY, Hon hon, v i wIckAAM.
Jas. ~ seloyer Y Hon hon homer l. Nelson Hon Agernoa
5, sullivan hon. ohas. " Brooke, Hon, John T. te.
SoSa BrS S Esd Z 4 Fsat,
GEM gem Abonc Knox Brig Cen Jos j. Bartlett Brig
Gen. J. vqrian Major Gen Alex snaler Col Emmoni
Mclean President Stock Exchange; Hon, A. < Law
5 5enEns yam sehacf ss Iqn uchings HON. Gum
nins Bedford, Hon. John x Hackett William stuart
tie NJ H p 9. e Psfaee, NJ D " t. pwaehs NJ D.
Sn SGA Mhte ch ' ce esq w wsbss
N M9ss E es : A. jones' Earle s
Hard dassefiy Francis nisglns, Judge, Marcus os5sr
Shas Z. ESsD, jadss, p 4 Mofsa@ Hon Bsaipnia 4
Thesp F nSa col r. L. Gaa LON o Benz Wooi. W@
aSr y Maqr Afn a.w Rsi@4n IL o Dion BSui
flnekSey u r. Tracy w. j. DAILY sldnsy " Cooper
aSdnss S4Ss a2of
EesK d yai johnson Ebs o RsS oGm% ra9
VIM, IL; Dcsinson, T. 2 hayer ", " , Duse Geo. q
%ae SaGoP Fsans Eassne SaD Henry
Thompson, A. h. Amy, Frank q; Gayler Noah Corlles
Jas g. Reid. Geo II. Broaahead, Geo. IL sharpe, VIM
jacob Rubino r. X, Butler o. w. Joslyn. J. II. sted.
wen u. n Y. Whitehead, Geo. .; Keep John 5 O.
RG aT T. 4 4 w SSSs fs arRe H. Sutton and L
NJ. Jordan. -
SsENrLEMES-Yonr oier OF u testimonial benefit at
l. as generous it is unexpected Need say more
than that acceptt satisfied hat the measure o. my
written with a feeling OF pride and pleasure which
words cannot hope 10 express .- go
Ia Sc conioTmg With The desire Of me COMMITTEES.
Bulwers RYE We 2et comedy Of
win be presented on this occasion. in which
Mr. GE0R5E CLARKE
will assume the character Of ALFRED EvELYS aided
fesslon. who have all kindly volunteered. :
GhARLE, , GAYtER, Committee
cIiFfdS VI f9YLsURE. SPerf0rmaaes.
pEXeFIr OF Mr.. GEORGE CLARKE
Loros CLus, Juno "a is71
viii Won kinaiy eau a rehearsal Of Money" for II
A. N. at Booths lhsstre, on Thursday aud Friday.
'1''' Yours very truly,
Chairman OF Committee.
In response to the above request the ladies' and gen.
lemen Who have kindly volunteered their servlcea
tlhed 70 attend a rehearsal OF Money!" Booth Tne
atre,n at II A. NJ, on Thursday and Friday june "a
~ JOHN L. VINCENT
sage Manager.
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CILMoRE,S CONCERT GARDEN
VI OLATE HIrrOuRoME).
Mr.. =. eCtOw
The most magnificent garden IN the world. Concerts
every night at octuek by GIIM9RtiS superb uand or
100 performers. Change d programme every night
PROGRAMME 10 MONT tWhDNESDAll, JUNE Is.
l. Grand March from ''Iannnauser" Wagner
solo Tor saxophOue, "Air Aarlen Pinsuu
NIX l.. A. LEFEBRE.
s. Duet and Finale, 'Iucrezia Borgan. .Donzetr
overture. "rannhausern. Wagner
Solo Tor COrneL ne Carntyat" .Pagantn
MR. " ARBUCKLE.
Waltz, ION the Beautiful Khnen. Kelar Bella
4 Grand Opera Fantasia, "RenInlscences .MeyerbeeF
songs OF Scotland Asanen
10 Mnrche Mllalre, I'D Regiment .GMmOrs
National arr.
.'fhc star Spangled Tanner"
saturday afternoon. Rt O'Clock, matinee perform.
ancc Music ~ a Sercnade rand OF selected MusciAna
Admission 90 cents private boxes, admitting four -
The GARDEN u every other afternoon without
mu ic rom 10 : O'Clock. delightful ladies
and children. Admission = cents
season ickos Tor LOO performances $50; half season
tickets 50 performance So, packages OF tweivs
IS
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In response the above request the ladies' and gen.
uetnen Who have kindly volunteered their services
Tor the benefit Mr.. George Clarke respectfully
tned to attend rehearsal OF Money! at Booths the
atre,n at II A. NJ, on Thursday and Friday, June "a
JOHN l.. VINCENT
Sage Manage
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IVANTED-LEssONS ~ VOCAL MUSIC IL EX-
w change for handsomely furnishe large room. In
prtvae house. Address MUSIC, box los Herald Uptown
Branch office
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ToNwAYts BROOKLYN THEArRf.
~ MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
JUNE q p and IS
Miss CLARA NORRIS, supported oy Mr.. JANIS
Wu2ELoCK, in Nile. Johnson's great Play,
ARTICLE AZ.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
Recall Sheridan /!
From the N Y. journal of Commel

From the Y. Journal of Commerce.
Even if any part ot his brutal trade
were true, there was no occasion whatever
that he should solicit the privilege of kill
ing the White Leaguers in cold blood.
This is what he means when he begs that
these men may be outlawed or declared
banditti by act of congress. Even in the
height OF the war, when there was need of
stern measures. such a demand. couched
in such language, would have been deem
ed bloodthirsty How infinitely more afro
ciouS it seems now, I IA period of profound
i.;ce!
We ask for this coarse, insolent man, and
for those who sustain him at Washington,
the calm, honest judgment of the Ameri-
can people. And we look to congress-if
a majority of its members are not yet quite
lost to all self-respect-- demand by vote
that Gen. Sheridan shall be recalled from
the position which he has disgraced.
He has slown himself by his vicious
temper ah,, sis reckless Justification totally
unfit t. ,mmand in place where self
polse and prudence are imperatively re
quired Congress owes this act of justice
not only TO the country, but to its OWE
sense of honor; for nothing could be more
insulting to congressional authority thar
this ludacious effort tn head off the work
of mmittee expressly appointed {, re
port upon i uiSiana affairs. and to fill tn,
public ear with falsehoods by which it il
sought to justify the outrages on free gov
ernment already perpetrated in New Or
leans OF in contemplation there.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
gress as fellows
President Grants Proclamation.
From the Troy Press.

At great expense we have procured
from Washington a copy Of President
Grants proclamation, issued in accordance
with the views of that distinguished lawyer
p. H. Sheridan, and the same is published
exclusively in the Troy Press.
Whereas, 1t has been represented to
NE by Lieut.. Gen. P. H Sheridan, now
commanding the military division of the
Missouri, that defiance to the law ex
lists in the state of Louisiana; and whereas
such defiance to the law" CONSISTS, as it
is also represented to me.
First. In contemning the person and
resisting the authority of William Pitt
Kellogg, governor of l. 'uisiana, whom |
elected to that office myself;
Second. In contemning the person and
resisting the authority of body known as
the Kellogg Legislature which | also cleo
ted myself;
Third. In coutemning the person and
resisting the authority of one Stephen b.
Packard, marshal of the district of Louisi-
ana, whom appointed to that office;
Fourth. In ,ntemning and generally
despising one James +. Casey, collector OF
the port of New Orleans, who is brother
in law OF mine;
/ Fifth. In complaining of excessive tax
alton, and accusing my friends of stealing
the public money, when it is notorious that
they have no way of getting living but by
stealing;
Sixth. In general hatred of thieves
which, in state ruled by my particular
friends, is the strongest evidence of re
sistance to lawful authority.
Seventh, In denunciation of the elec
ton law and the state returning board
: which were both manufactured in order t,
: enable minority of my supporters Il
: govern a majority of my oppo ents;
Eighth In forming armed white leag
ues'' when it is well known that it is NJ.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
R. n. n.
RadwaY'S
READY Relief,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.

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against sudden attacks OF Epidemics and onta
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The moment Radway Ready Relief is applied
exte nally or taken internal according to diiec-
tions--Pains, from whatever cause ceases 10 exist
I'M 'OtTANT.-Miners. Farmers. and other resld.
ing In spa sely settled districts, where 1t Is difficult
to secure the services of n physician RADWAI
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Strains Cramps, Spasms. The application OF
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few minutes ture Cramps, Sp aims, Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headache. Diarrh9a, Dyseniery
Collie. Wind in the wells, and all ternaI Pains
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WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few crops
OF water wall prevent sickness or pains from cham
In water 1t is better than French Brandy or Fit
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Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
THl BBST
|PAYIN c
BUSINESS

ness for themse yes. We have the most agents and
do the Ia gest business in line. We have right
exclusive t-rrito y furnish the best tools To work
all experienced agent find the business furnish,
decidedly the most profitable. Everybody can
max money. Send our name and addres at once
for circulars term, ete. AGENTS. no matt what
Won are do n.y. send to us for particulars Address
WATERS & TINKER. Publishers. Chicago, Ill.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
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Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, Piles, and all
Derangements of the Internal Viscera. Warranted
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tanning no mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs
EWObserve the foil wing symptoms resulting
from Di- orders Of the Digestive Organs.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Eullness Of the Blood
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few doses o. RAILWAYS PILLS will free tht
system. from all the above named disorders. Price
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Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Send one letter-stamp to RADWAY & CO., No32
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snds vii be sent you.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

Chronic Rheumatism, scrofula, Glandular Swell
ing, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections
syphi'itic Complaints, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Dys
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Ricketts,, salt Rheum, Bronchitis. Consump' lon,
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use will prove TO any person using 1t for either OF
these forms Of disease Its potei power 10 cure
them. Sold ny Druggists, 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
Andy Johnson's Opinion of Them

From an Interview in the Herald.
Grant is little man. not only physically,
but mentally. and So is Sheridan little
man, a little upstart. 1t would not require
a very remarkable pair of scales to meas
ure the brains of either or both combined.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
AVOID oUAcKs AND IMPosTERs.


No CHARiE FOR ADVICE AND CONSULTATION,
DR.. j. DyOtt, graduate # j. ferson College,
Philadelphia au Cr OF eral valuable works. can
he consult d un all diseases Of Sexual or Urinary
Organs (which he ha made especial study
either in male or female, matter from what
cause ori snatng or oil how long ing. prac-
tice of 81 " enables him To treat diseases with
success Cures guaranteed Charges reason BILE
Those at a distance can forward letter describing
symptoms and enclosia- stamp to prep v post g.
SeAd. Tor the GUIDE TO HEALTH. Price 10 cents
j. B Dl UTT, D. Pnysic ALI aud Surg, on
h4 ULanu strict New i orI
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

We now enter the field for
the TALL and coming Winter
and are furnishing the bes
o d most cas-. .ly worked
agency IN the world. tur
agents have always been the
most successful. aud we nave
lately aided NV and exceed
ing Y taking induce ments, re
Quiring only intelligence and
for any one. young
or old, of ei her sex, to make
real y first-class paying busi
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

keep a large assortment Of guns, piss
tOs and HmmuniIion- of ali kinds.
They are hnt-riass gunshiiths, and
repair firearms in The l,est and most
wnrkmanlike
There are a number of good hotels
in the place, the principal among
which are. l)yers Hotel, American
House, Planters House, and Railruad
Hotel. There are also several res
taurHntS in the pl CP, where meats
can he obtained AT any time. There
are three blacksmith and wagon
Shup~-JOhn Nrainn, III. Hans, and
Draper d Cn.-Ht winch II good sup
ply nf two, four and six horse wagons
of Balm, SchItttpr, Studrbukrr, Muir
phy, and E~pru.hird make. can he
always found. with bows and CuvrrS
Besides the HbnvP there are "a mum
her uf harding HOUSES tailor shops,
BARRIER Shops, small retail stores, &r..
thai We cannot spare time To give in
detail.
The public may rest assured thai
there are abundant facilities in Chpy-
eune To outfit pvprybndv at this pninI
who may start fur the Black Hills or
Northern Wyoming; and that II can
he dhup cheaper here than partipS
can outfit at other points. and rrinS-
port their outfits here. Besides they
will know just what they will need
when they get here. aud can avoid
purchasing useless aud cumbersome
articles.
There Is n good stnrk market ai
this place for The purchase an,l sale
of lInr-eS. mule-, and cattle. Several
ier-uiS are engaged more or les, in
the u|ine@s of dealing in stnrk.
Among tnpu w. VI. Ward. J c. All
ney. Barua'd Il Co. aud Tracy & Co
Those vino viii rome To Cheyenne
n The starting poiut will save money.
tim" and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits at This place.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
DIR. Geo. waIIser's

irra'meni consists In the INSCRIPTIONS rel C.
tim of AL hrr- dele erIFHz mineral drugs,
which. viii e they mnmcuiarih remove The
sNmptum- pui-o The htnod aud permanently
n The nisea-ts In h Gun -titufilu. whicn torn
he -p'e rAnacra Of hat uI-c unulnu- horde ui
empirical rhafiatuns who II arc their unrur.
pect NJ hni TOO cnnh ling dupe-. aud fr their
, lid gold rcquite h M with saaiirred r"n-ti
IN 'Our. AID u eadurhble ext t-nc-. aud The
prnSpect ~ Hu n timci' aud eariv rr-ve.
lr'icr- by mah eucla,ins fee, IS, faithfully at
terdcd n.
Medicine provided sne sentto any part OF the
Uuited States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES
Hour Of cpn.u tnilnn from . a IT. 10 y m. ] Ia
; and q :" 2 = ~. Separate reception rooms.
y. ,. box. l7T9. 1 aur7d6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
DIR. Geo. wnIIker.

having for a numhe- Of years ma e The ahuve
mHlauic~ The sLbiect 81 hi- rprc.t sIUd,. 0 n I
m''rvoter, by lnnE aud care al prar lee mndih d
he treatment useu aid r c. mmcBdcd by such
emtucu men n Doctor u cord. L. iaHinnd. Val.
.h-n "a csId and hu MID china -. "a ~ - exnrt-
~ suit The auervd -;Hte OF III cOu-iituIi-uo o.
prrfOt- b. Ia e been n cim ttiscd in urnpI al
a. semi rhptch e nut te-, { rl- perfecf conn
Grnce - undertaking. the pFrmaueuT ami efrc-
tual cure uf auy # The Abuyc dt-eHres II how
ey T long = Edin OF inVet rate they may be-.
with 4 cert tTntS ~ to' only cradle ting thc d..
orStr, hui cnncurrrhily rrsiurinr Inc entire con
siiIu lon 10 perie-i health aud yigUr
The Erand neculinriIN "
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