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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
TERTIARY.

1-Auod Of a. &. buell. at S. louis Zoe
alleged nb, upon Senator Chandui President Aso
Mhhou threatens 10 resign II not allowed chief Command
Of ,ho French Amy.
2.-TDe -,uats receives Joseph uruoks's memorial
claiming tho Argnusas Oofruar-hip .. kiug kaiakaaa
s,i- Tum San Francesca iuf Honolulu.
She r,uaic rJro,. thc 'aiadirn h'oipinr ~ IWay
..A ANGUS tanrfun utlpl ui Wr'ntaiu rii.I.d tniffa
States senator ihv Marquis Of Harrington made iradoF
"trst of tns iiavai,n Treaty aud tte f,..a fiyer
Mining tomwn's roiu,1hnt against lfcnui !" fsrs
5-fIr liou-e pas.es thc Uiyn Rghis bil Opening
~ lbr BRITISH Parliament Report of tho ao,sssn -
.e..,rt- oa A,aanss- ~ ,ir. made - tbe nouse
n.-inH frsidruts Arhansas nrrsrr srnf 10 thr krn.
at tus rruair ect"n toium iice fuiurs n ayof 81
0.-inr n. \ Ls.i-lntun te,sl,ss Nluau e. hrYanI
... Toe NIT .rau nuns lnrvugu tie Hvu.ac tunnel.
1Olif Republican JOINT tiu,uH Iri ttlsd ti.r Furna
ni" Tie uui.n Pac,ns Railroad ulers W mIau'niss
n-Claii,s " Jones JDcmJ 81 Florida ,qscfod
o. = oanatur Ore dstfoJ t2"OoOOO Noituu i IruP
ij-Iu, noi,e ra.scs Bounty bin inyorng 40 pay.
mcut of about -1u.UUuuOu
-Nit.dawalof nc Morrill, Distract bill n tie Sen.
aic aud Oh" dir,issi.n o iI, t1ncnuacA cs, t' I'D
Iiay ruztH over Cos. tuCn receives th unu.uas on
90, cI..Lcs against Corporation Counsel D.. bsansld
IJ-lDc -'ialc Judiciary Committee rrpor's m the
tIr-- Gag n' Connecticut Drucra'lt state Com
gentiuu noun nIt'. tc STATE oihc'1s Op, uing OF Tho
war b, Tween tnr frim.J tnia Hnl bhuhorr sod olio
I7'-AIicn 7 Cspt,tOn DEM elected u. 3 senator
Is.-Thc PncnDirk resolution laid me table by tho
senate after 80 LUuiE' dt bate President calls
ezra Of tie senate, tu meet MHfsn Tic
iurA Assembly passes toe tostigau bill. Toe uthera
Cuug~-uru ufS pc,e aud paurncc on lnc pas Vt shs
psupir ~ TIE south.
I3.-rsmu,i j. e. MCMILLAN utrpL ChisfJustire -
MINNESOTA. elected Il. n - ili lC4llUu oi Con.
trlIrI dvft Of h- Hdniu- aud 90
tcrpOude.lcr between Gov. Iudcn and Mayor Nicxham
relating io tie r,lIus al UI New hora CtF officers.
Capitalization uf hr rrIut Un Tie =. r-- bas law by
Che -ut-euInutio Il, man D. elnalu, CA. maH-to tue
House Judi~aty C0uUltt,".
-3.FubcioB Oi the rporta NJ the Alabama fuvastls
.atvu Committee Toe iUuso passed . Substitute for
TN lax sud laun bill
"a. Publication OF the reports Of TIE Iousau nyes-
Igarug COMMITTEES he ONO prOhluItuni,ts numl-
mated STATE 0nceTs....1he French Assembly passed
senate bal
9Th, queen and France and othc- vessels ashore
Ncw-A Urk u fug...llyr persons kilci aud
80 Wounded % the Crushing ,noi 1s rOUf u 81 Address
, huron, Sew-Iulk
20 Damages by noois 10 Pennsylvania, Connecticut
aud T,uuessoe I port " tns oi the steamer
Hong Kong m tho iu.iah Ocean - persons missing.
Conclusions 0f hc majority " the MfkI,s Ppi In
yc-lglung Committee published
27.-rac House .ssrs tue Force bill" aud rceommts
tiIe reiO.t Pacific Mail tiiUn TIE ssnsS
passes the CIyh kighis bill II GUS " lac PesionI
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NIARC,II.
MAKIH.
1.-The House recngnilrs the Kellngr Coy.

1.-THE House recognizes the Kellogg Gov
erument ~ Louisiana. F.'z JOHN Torcrapponird com
m .sioncr OF Public WORKS. Etw-lo.k ,i,, Geo NJ Van
Sort resigned M. Bullet rc,lccod P,sd,At % lie
French Assembly
2-Tc1t of the " Force b,I" published. Tho s,n,to
pa-.,- rir Tax aud 1arrbi.. Tie If1usr p.,. Judge
Poand- Nkau-os Ie,o tou, AM agrees o. o.. ranking
claus, Doe tle postohcc hi ia" BOUNTY b. pa-s.d in
the senate Ut thr Alco-lr,.-. dents vote
J-iLc control ~ t"r i'ruc Mail Company eh4nzts
hands Tie lon-' d, ida, tae l"1i-t"l E.pr t"I,ta
p,sscd uitue House, thr Nrw-N lir" b.ll lirt.
4-iur NiIIId Cuusrr-, tioIll- sane dc b.. Wreck Of
tHr Goucnuusg IN Bases Sua aud loo. oi about lie
b. Nreuus " the Senate IN .rer'al session.
G-Iuc South Carolina Legislature dtman IL f'c 70
y.-lh, President u'orus tic cabinet ~ his Intention
to abandon AVA SEN .,' u i"m me ~ N'tt -lfe
,.'ci'u results 10 II p'l.' PIN any oai h' e.oite
OF Got'ih"r hi The t."pr.... lh"nas - t'.N beis
lp-inc senate rt.ih't 'Ae uedy N'th h.-hnl...
work. -mtu'. mass ur. tu- Boa A,W.iuI, prltt q
AGAINST tle conspiracy ulu before the Les-a;.re...A
Ii-Nui,,cf cushing pr,s,uts biz credentials 70 Ria.
Alfonso Tie Payer M,n'y CONVENE" n''.ls ~
l.,a.a.,r. 0i AuuoDu, li at u Tie s,.ucinut u
i2"r..ic. Superintendent W,une's tru ',r Illegal
dctruun 81 prisoners begun ~ NeN-lnA --b.'istfoo'
i5-Dukr a. lint Pa-gu.or elected President o; tss
iUIr,, -"nlic postpone. tle Pin,hbl,. ease 20 De-.
lB....I.uI oi The lsill k.rt. tiasSJ stu1c.
Damage on lnc - a~alc bNe b' Che bf aAins "
d -
merchants. London; Liabilities, G-,Wt1,otp
lS.-rlc s,ua.e aitir- rae Hawaiian Treaty .. Tie
Germans ot NtW-ipIN project AGAINST Wlid tNI ttof.
MAN the public ,tttu ... lulIrr ui o." General
south American baualu- Co., London' h'biiaes,
-l1tO,uyU.
l3.-uu,. Iiden sends hIs Canal message 90 tlc Y.
LEGISLATURE. Damage al FuIt D,lVFi, nd, aud 300 lsii-
caster County. Penn, hl tue sur,i lchIuu. hItL
2u-Dehltc lu the senate ON The ktpu.ut.h quo "a
Louisiana -Ulutiuu. .Dr-tiUot Sc tuiuata ih h'"rElt
A1,sf of Nm J. ~4at.ey. tic t-,4pet utiit ttr, at
san;il, dc Cuba. o. ord wins tAe University BOAT
22-S,uor CASTELAR, resigns his proic's"lshp IA tho
University Uf Madrid.
@tEr,T Scuaie adopts Nr Anthony's RESOLUTION 90
,t,,yi,s tl,. President action in Louisiana.
ri -T.c S,uate adlouru-. Publication 90 Iiuf,Os
Wg.i', Litrr % TIE 1EIt NJ on tIu"I ilau t,,s
Eell can, a special session col The Louisiana l.aa-
M. H. carry out the Wheeler compromise.
u5-IDc argument la behalf OF Tweed In the ,uit OF
Appeals concluded
t6 Tue Rhode Island Republicans make 81 .c noml.
usuuIs
4o.-gcsgnaton Of Gen. r T. Spinner, q. 6. Treasurer
60 rake ri', June 80.
3o.-Ibc New-IorI scua.c adopts tho Liycr-c repor,
a. the Costlgan hill.
3l.-IuC Governor ~ TcAas asks Government Aid
against Mexican raiders.
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thls instrument and has that nrht arts"
in mind. dsilttd rom ahy Interest she ufhi iah-
udrf H. ciud ut sat ~ her frrol t.u ihr 'osi" "i
she HHtes that hff f4fhff rad oFtf dee VII in hff
shat she aterWaif rad 10 ~ him nn tnff' "a itn
ions 90 biz fruuesi, and Other ulfsiunH Wru 20
prepared the 80 uriis io 10 abe Fns WIN bun. ani VEN
O,ef be- vii fsf fhe purpuse ~ ufIafin9 iirfn.
un these and the other facis -rf forth previously
ht lrld that the W and The eight rdiClls bal llcra
dut executed. and thuf The contents ~ tho VII rs
ont Va the dc,laniiun ~ the plauius, hal been
proved. With ,his decision few people vii be- To-
clucd o. quprrl n cuulitms, " u doses not iniin-
dugt thp principle ~ allowing luat VII g. 10
pfoyfd by oral testimony paine tplc Witch hha
hitherto been regarded tifb ihe greatest diHtfurt
huf looking 40 aI he firts ~ fhr ease. 10 b. h CO.
rnldtu'' With common sense, ana awards fnhHian-
dial fuafftu
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EVENTS or 1875.

JANuAnY
i.-Cor. Samuel ]. 1ilden Oem) inhnra.
rafoi ~ Aihauy 80 ih,ussnd ulinofs sirks ia b. "a
vale, a nsloug - ne Spv .laisiand oaiiai iitls
ssn 100 ZEN time and a ssduslioa 81 o. ~ esri n
wages
-clo.. ~ ne rscih, Natl Subsidy ln,,.'ir,saa n
Nos work
t.guusef,st,s meatsfs ~ ias iaa.sIsns ifeaisisfs
sIpfllea by ~ tfuapa urn Hbtfidin affuufs rHH.
mnud y ihe tfny ~ ihs uuli...itn t.iiai 'is'staf
b lhs Wv yort ferisiafnre eirsufsa 900 ss,r
ilauiiahuc l'cmo'ins dominated hIfaa h NHNtils 20
CIV. rlaas me aar, published Don AHsuss
So s,n,is a,s.d ibs sr,eis f.,fapiluu tia ...
fhf iifrf,uil. fiH.r contest hfIiI Sew hnfa.
~ lif ir.is .ut uuifia' drnuaHr'd al inl nin't
III Zoe Newiismlshi,, nalabllaus ua'.. tiai.a zee,
so & th.n i"l u'tt.n" 49, . ,
F'.s o. o. = iifh1haa ,irrl ai i''H'.ana sttisa
" H.mt"f ~ iih h.Ii'at l.fl.lfi.ic
ncgissd r'stnus 10 1ia - fsiHinns % tiris rsf.
m,nta. Toe Nrutaf nf tHnds. iiHiu.I fl. sfnstid
ul ,nais, 90 arohg .ins 90 v.sou t.s nrii.h otea
o. Mas meeting. % nn-ion aud aaurnrf b. pt sis.,
against military mit iiuun in iuti 'att. hlafitnns
rslgus is lfndoig l CO. iuFiai ilHru
~ Hauoi ut zoe inutiHus eHni stniaii's lHihHatsa
b. T.r editor tf Iut IuIrI 10 sfftai sI tt.iluI.a
ior lli e.d uh uf dow Aitsnniei a. i.t .asId ha
' VIZ + I.i n'u waat shsr on ns r.un.ai
situation ilihHsled ihe GOA N.Iuiy N.f.unaI hani
30 iaot aun,,t.ui Dcmorfss nomInnf, ,isi, oTtsrt
nau.is krlnsu .p,iul oi Nvv hslt n.nl q uasss
R ,., ~ ss'' i., va ssa . a' 49,, =
and Juscuu D. Ntuunfd fiiul 81 .diHla. elected
luIitt states SENATORS huntHur afu aaHl Iu have
ar, itIHd war against iuftfN.
20 The ttn tHfIr hi.I lnsses she iintaH JUDGE
l'as, q chH.uausy ti1spl - hlruisan thsiri a.. a
HruItuf
23 fbe Gutruer ~ Dakota sFprsH fs ld fuf ma
tututis 3D. iauiHo lffIHf A ltfuH.l fiinuI a
Nebraska titritn a.. N HiuHtrf
3l.thf luust nfreil tu tHc ffffni ui 90 IiiilHii
rlcih, mai suu-ial oarihaia iat's hs rsat n me
itnuau 81 uHif
1u .tlpu Ambrose n uufnsios ui-pl 0f fiafn itlaus
and Nuttrw luhnsur fiIrnl uf ItuhI rHffrI d a
s,n.t"fs beisai 900 COO l"nt frsuiutiHu lfus ias
Presidential tFft. 49, aif FttfH.
s3~th.tuF. iNrFfuIu 4. Randolph ufrui uf tHN-
IeIrs8 rlr.p ~. p. senator
au"lhu uaft Republican rhurur decide upheld
the kfll Nutrtuiurrt lalfa uut iu tis hfnh Wkss
minos brguui l2hUIO m uefs nio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
THE RELATIVE AGES or TIE PLANETS

FACTS To BE CONSIDERED ~ MAKING ~ ESTIMATE
WHY THE PROBLEM CANNOT RI SOLVED.
TO the Editor Of me TrIbuHc.
SIR: In the report Of Mr.. ProctoPs very interest
ing lecture ~ On the Life and Death Of Worlds a.
given i'm TmR TRIBUNE Of Dec. Il. the different
stages in the physical history Of the planets are
represented as dependent On upon the age and ~
upon the mass OF the respective members # tie sys-
tenn II IL assumed that The outer planets are vastly
older than those nearer the sun; the planet Mars.
for instance, il said to be "much older than tie
earth having arrived at a later stage Of planetary
growth Similar views have been entertained by
most advocates Of the nebular hypothesis. IL world
seem, however, that an important element in The
problem has been generally overlooked. While It j.
true that in the theory OF Laplace, the ahau-
donmcnt of the zone from which Man,
was formed occurred at an epoch indefinitely more
remote than that Of the terrestrial ring. il does no;
follow that the plaEciary history Of the former ante
dates that Of the latter by nearly equal interval.
The circumference Of Mars's orbit exceeds that 81
the EARTH, 10y more than 300 0OO, 900 of niles. 4
longer period would therefore be required Tor the
aggregation Of the original nebulous zone into SIN
gle planetary mas than In tho Of the earth
ring The ratio Of the difference OF these periods to
the time required for tho solar to contrac; from
the orbit Of Mars 10 that Of the earth have, a.
vet, no means of determining Until this dcsidcra-
tum shall have been obtained however, all conicc-
lures IN regard to the relative ages OF the planets
must be received with caution. That the eiIalier
planets are further advanced in their physical his
tory than the larger is doubtless mainly due to tn,
fact that the latter require time for the rad.a
ton oil their beat DANIEL HAYWOOD.
nat IN Ind Dec. o7, 1873.
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THE POLICY or LIBERALS.
To thf EditOr Of me irt6UHc.


SIR: Mr. NJ. +. Spaulding asserts tn as n
pot..,. ,c can exit witLo.I K0manIsts Or irh Jews
ar Nol.a.,s but " car. % eyist witl'nt a. -fHd
Truths ,f Tie EiH .iI docs he 90 TOD wlth
,,., y,,...,..ts. iuf ... Docs lc' it that
tl,,y shouid bet uai Tor hanishe' stand
,,.,,. ,.s letter Ill. i.ve no ri-lts - GOV
crumcut which he 40 u elton would rel "ohdhy
ne vas aware that certain ulrts a. he 10 would not
o ia Ice read In school; therefore, hc ht+'cucd t. tel
,opr readers thai the Psalms and the Sow Testament
would suit h and Others but SIN hc thought
bcicr to have ~ ion prepared expressly for ihe use
nj youi,g people Why should such men a. ST. SpAu-
,,ip, prefer go. J., " pcacri The Bib" IN me pnnc
sruooi- a tn IliIc source or constant lr"ul'i
,,,sp II t,ts g. 'c IL removed by it, withdrawn lnI
tt'nal -t.tur u' ,t school for harmony eood WI aui
humane fpcIlt Is cmncuty better wlihont u 'hnh
with H. The narrow idea that tHliolics ana iI"t
an, The onI, uarcs Ia interest 10 be eonsiderG - ~
prcti0u with hi, Bih"-schoo question n great ,
take There IL liberal elt mont, already large anu ~
increasing country, which claims some lisn,
and # Ia eve iu favor Of the public schools bp W o
Bible Tu, reason aud common sense declare Inn, IN
safety Of the schools requires that the BlDc DC w
drawn aud prohibited. to preserve the peace Co.'S
DgiOuH factions. ~
M Pleasant, Iopo, Dee. 81, 1879.
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1.-Brealing of the Delaware and Susqae-
hauna icr-gUrgcs.
3-Gov. Harirauf orders the rOting miners OF Luzene
and schuylkill 10 disperse The Macmillan statue "a
Trieste unyaied
5The Democrats carry Connecticut; the Republicans
carry Michigan. The Emperor oI Austria wins NE
King Of Italy az Venice .1he Fan River WcAyers
sumo work. -, . go.
6-Goy ridden pardons James H. lngcTsOl. The
civil .utt against VIM NJ. Tweed tcnewed.
T-Tne Republicans have plurality IN Rhode lslzndt
no eIecticn OF Governor 10y the people.
s%rae N Y. senate confirms the Governors CaaA
Commission. $780,. 49,.
nt.hael sullivan hanged New -brusswick, n. J., Tee
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"SHppose,n said brow-beating Carr iarin "as
iowa lawyer q witness lie waS tIy my 20 ,Ia could
Az Iasl week suppose should tell you l'at ,, ySho
hriug dozen men Oh your town To tins oou' I'm What
would say they would not beeyo you , on made hi.
reply would say you led" fsn a!n 81 butter on
~, naLe and The unrufhed witness stepped GOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

The initial difficulty ~ PROV ing what were the con-
tents of the lost or stolen document was that there
yos mo- draft of it. ia existence, and little 10 trust
to but the evidence of Miss Surdcn, Who IN her
turn. had to rely solely upon memory 1t was
affected AZ once by the defendants that II WAS not
po..l for her 10 remember the provisions OF Al IN
tricutc LEGAL document, and further tat-dith"'eh
mn Limitations were cast upon Miss SugHehs
b,uc,ty-tLc law always regarded as lnc"helhSl''
evidence warped by personal interest. Bhi the &C
oupt she WA. able tu give was 80 clear ahi
i,,,.t IN carry conviction with u. FOR more tIlu
,,u ,',, .h, had hrrn her fathers intimate ana con-
I.t.,,t,,l assistant and he had taken ou'h EI'''
,,,. t mai - her acauaut"d win the nature ol tn'
;,,. nf Li, " III and had irad IL 10 h'l ." UI''i
~, go, ,,I,Ic to " rite IL out from H"hoIy-ll
tll, I'll ~ any rate with such show 90 accu-
.,r, both in substance ana ~ hEl P'li'o'uus
ail Iloubt as tu the adequacy oil AsI cnoiS ii 90
a. a. 800, la hi. summing NJ ot the evidence OF
the i, will. giving full weight to represent
i 80 IN. defendants, Of the great danger there
@ i i,.iny upuu the oral testimony Oh any one
" >, tLa 'rouicnts of any document OF testii-
as 70 1m' tararter aud especially when that evi-
dance was given 10y an interested party salu II must
be remembered lht. -'''' ~'e
crpuonal. lie sald' ,.,,o,,, ,o.rs ~ ana NJ
80 tl dali, companion for many years OF one OF
.t.sf nw yer- that ever liVed VINO was ehVlcu W
inc ti,,. who down to the latest years Oh ms me-
hs Iiiht i'm carving his studies, ana VINO TOOK
nrnsurc in making plain 10 uhln l @ III
rinplcated character III when nc loon an 'lleI IL
80 Sn,,en asrnled him In many OF these stu. ab' ih
, n,rion of the last edition OF hs "ofks 20 tht
~ IN received training when gave her breater al
yantages than could have beeh alihh,u w ,y u'
NJ mad also the additional advantage OF having had
~" of becoming acquainted Win the
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"The boy at the head of the class will state
h, ycre the dark ages or the world" BOY htsiates
49,. Master Bggr, can you Tell me what the dbrE
~ xs,ef gIess they the ages before speeta-
"a ,ssre inyeatea." f" CO TO your seats-"
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(ENrAuR
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they Will extract soreness, allay pain, cure
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Scientific skli caun0t 20 hey ond the ef
iects of these remarkable Preparations
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM of many years
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Mr.. Josiah Westlahe, of Marysyiiie, o.,
writes
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G. IL. Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie,
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market"
Whatihe teniauT Liniment has done for
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

i worth lis weight in gold to owners of
horses and mules.
TINS !. niment has cured more Spraned,
Sweenied, Ring-borcd and Called Horses IN
three years than have AL the farriers in The
country in an age. Its effects are simply
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We have thousands upon thousands of
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MY horse Was lame Tor year with fet-
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10 cure and considered him worthless I'M
III commenced TO use Centaur Inimcnt.
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mend ii. "REN. GEO. W. FERRIS,
Manoryllle, SchohGrie Co., y y"
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RILEY slCkLES.
rails station, Wyoming Co., Pa.
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CaStOria.

II is mistake to suppose that Casioria Is
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Children. They only need to increase the
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plant for which Castoria is adapted Xix g
Wind Cole, sour stomach. Worms. letter,
Teething and Group, that II is especially
recommended for th.m
Its effects are more certain than CASTOR
on. 1t contains no achohol aud H. as pleas.
ant 10 take a. honey. II nryer gripe-. BY
regulating the stomach and bowels the Cas-
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produces health--iben of course children
can sleep In quiet and mothers can rest
tastoria is recommended by all ply sicians
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uel Pneher. OF Mass. at the Laboratory of
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