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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-30
A Brave Old Soldier.

He was quite on old man, and had
quite bad limp. and be remarked. as
he touched his hat;
"All want is money enough 10 get to
savannah. | feel that have not long
to live. and i want 10 be buried i'll that
nice, cool graveyard just outside of sa-
vannah."
The appeal didn't open single wal
let He was talking to three men who
had found shady spot under a grocery
awning, and he seemed little disap-
pointed.
Pulling y new string. be remarked:
Gentlemen won't you do something
for an old soldier.
Were you soldier in the last
war 7" asked one of the group.
Il was" was the prompt reply
What branch Of the service :"
The heavy artillery"
Where were you stationed =
Well" slowly replied the stranger,
ss if be hadn't expected such q ques-
tion, I'VE were sometimes here and
there. The fact WAS. our artillery was
50 heavy that we generally kept 1t on u
hill The government didn't seem to
expect tha. us three or four men were
going to drag big canron all over the
country aud whip the Yankees TO boot.
Yes, | WAS wounded in the left leg"
In what action :" WAS asked.
Il never knew what they named 1t /;
my business MAS 10 get up aud hump
and knock thunder out of = whole
Union regiment at once. and you just
bet didn't have any time TO fool
around and ask wha. they were going
In name the ta,,le. wen, into the
war TO fight. AID didn', l juss throw
myself. though :.
Did you throw yourself under the
wagon :" quietly asked one OF the
three.
Sometimes l did. ana sometimes l
didn't. They used 10 let me fight any
WAY TO win. I've fit from under VA
gon and from the top of tree, and the
bows used 10 call me the wildcat.
They mus, have seen you 'ciawing
TO the rear" suggested another Of the
trio.
Very likely. gentlemen. Some
times l could fight better ~ the rear.
and l wen, back Then I'd change and
fsh, OH the flank, and then Id advance
aud NOW 'em down in front.
Where did you say you were wound
ed Z"
In the les-just abou. there The
surgeon said there w,re three or four
bullets hit Inc q. once"
BE honest, now. old man. and tell
as II you didn't get ,ha, leg hurt In
mill or around machinery -
Great Heaven, do you doubt my
word I" gssped the man. starting b,ck.
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Has it been u blessing. or a curse?
Fortunes bave bean made by it, and
the usn vl,o struck ils" became . mill
lionsire-at the first Of it, how many
fair damssas have basn made fairer by
kerosene ia short order.
Now, with the commodity at twenty
cents q gallon, there is not much money
to be made. We suppose, by boring for
kerosene.
What quantities Of fnsry have been
purchased with kerosene Il isa won-
dertul cosmetic, when it has been turned
into greenbacks.
To the dwellers in the country, far
from gas manufsctories, kerosene came
like sunlight in the night time. Con-
demned as these country people we're to
whale oil and tallow candles. they well
coined kerosene with the warnest smiles.
They grew radiant in its cheering light.
The mothers Of families could sit up
nights and patch another pair of trow
ers for the boys, aud the young men
who went accounting the daughter.
could stay al hour later, because the
kerosene would not burn out like the
candle. Some years ago, one candle
used to be all that was allowed, in pru-
dent families, for one evenings court
ship.
There we're some old ladies who held
of, and cluug to taller dips" These
were the women who had made calcu-
lations To 60 to the Centennial free Of ex-
pense. and they did not want to run any
risk of having their head blown away,
before they completed their one hun
dreth year.
When Kerosene was first discovered,
it was used Is . medicine. 1t was found
floating on the surface Of the creeks,
aud was gathered in small quantities,
and sold TO the credulous at fabulous
prices.
We were ut Titusville during the oil
fever. and an old gentleman in that VIZ
entity told US that he once paid ten
dollars for bottle Of rock oil, which
contained not above three tablespoon
fulls. He bought it for rheum tism,
and it was to bc taken internally; and,
said the old gentleman:
II held my nose. and drawsd in my
breath. and the old woman stood ready
with hsif pint Of whisky to take the
taste out Of my mouth. aud managed
to swallow it. But oh how often.
since. I've trembled when I've thought
what might have been my fate, if I'd
a happened to have swallowed light.
ell match, jist afterwards"
Chicago. they say. WAS laid in ashes
through the agency Of kerosene switched
by cows tail; and almost every day
We read Of barns being burnt by the
overturning of kerosene lamp.
Now vhat bnsiness have kerosene
lamps in bsrnsy
An OIL lantern can be bought for one
dollar. aud oil enough to run it for .
year for twice as much more. Kero-
sene when on FIRE, cannot be extin-
guished by water. only smothering is
efectual. Sperm oil is very different
in that respect.
And let everybody who values his
property, avoid taking kerosene lamps
into barns. He may do il with safety
nine hundred and ninet y nine times. and
the one th'msandth time may be fatal.
An ounce Of prevention is better
than pound of cure"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-30

We do they replied in chorus.
He closely scanned each face, and
was indalging In gestures to show how
be deplored such conduct towards one
who bad fought bravely. when one OF
the men said
Come nov. speak the truth, and
we'll raise you thirty cents"
The old man turned 10 60, halted.
besi:s,.zi, and then replied:
l suppose. gentlemen, that l fell
of buil-iing in Atlanta and hurt my
leg. but it happened 50 burned close
after battle that could never really
tell whether the fall or the fight hurt
TIE the most. Now, please pass In
yoar ten centses ,"--RaI<igA Sentinel.
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ever nKewse In sharp demand, ana, judging from
the large blocks OF stock that have been recently
chased, the tendency is upward.
is stagnant and should continue easy but the demand
from Germany continues France is quietly absorbing
specie, and 1t is not unlikely that within a
few weeks the drain upon tho Bank OF Eng
land will compel a change in its interest
rate. A leading financial journal, referring 70 the
accumulation OF unnvested money draws attention
the fact that there is dearth Of bonds which offer
fair profit and that first class American securities with
remunerative prospect IL offered, would meet with a
warm welcome
Commenting upon the proposition embodied In
shermans BILL the paper says tha. II his system
were adopted in the United States gold dollars would
probably soon issue from the British Mint and become
q useful coin.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL oANDIDATURE.

SPEAKER KEBR's LErrER-Hn TAvoRs THE
NOMINATION. OF GOVERNOR HENDRICKS
PHnADELrHrA, Pa, Jan 20, 1879
The following Is the full text Of Speaker Kerrs lot
tor TO Mr.. II. Real OF Philadelphia In regard the
national ticket OF this year
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, 1870
J. f. RBALL, ESQ.,, Philadelphia
DEAR SIR-Several days ago / received by mail,
companied with yonr card, article over your name
published in the Delaware county Democrat OF Deoem-
Der 80 last perused the article with much interest and
many Of Its views command my unqualified approval,
but have only time now TO thank you TOR your very
kind reference 70 In that article and 10 say that
Is not my desire in any degree whatever, that my
shall be used in connection with the national ticket Of
this year. The Indiana democrats will present TO
next National Convention another of her as
ddate for the Presidency-9ovcrnor Hendricks-in
whose advocacy for that high place l will stand with
them in hearty cooperation. yjudgment Is that
nominate Governor Hendricks am with great re-
spect very truly yours NJ C. KERR
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
EAR DKPARrMKNr

wAR DxPARrMKNr
OTucn OF 7HH CHrEY SIGNAL 0vUcKR,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-7 p. M.
Proba6tlsties
For New England. the Middle States, and the lower
lake region, clear clearing colder weather with brisk
northwest to southwest winds, rising barometer and
Of light In the northern portions Of these
districts
For the upper lake region, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys clear or fair weather. winds
shining 70 southeast and southwest and during Sun
day, slowly rising temperature and falling barom-
oter
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear and cold
weather will continue, with rising followed by falling
barometer and northerly winds shining easteriy and
southerly
For the Gulf States partly cloudy weather, northery
10 easterIy winds lower temperature than onSaturday
and rising barometer east Of tho Mississippi
For the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy colder
weather, with northery 70 westerly winds, rising
barometer and areas OF rain
The Ohio River win continue 10 rise and the danger will
increase stations between Cincinnati and Paducah
Floods will in the Mississippi between Cairo and
Memphis and the river will probably reach the danger
line al Memphis on Tuesday.
Cauonary signals continue at stations on the Atlantic
coast from Cape Hatteras 70 Sandy Hook, and are
ordered for stations between New York and East
port
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POLITICAL Notes.

The Saratoga Sentinel (dem.j thinks Governor Bsde
OF New Jersey, next to Tilden the most available
didate to carry New York State against Conkling
The Lancaster coho) Gdsets (rep) says the 'Hayes
movement Ia gathering momentum" Prior 10 Senator
John sherman's letter 4 was thought Of no moment
a. all
Tho Wooster Cohio) Republican trep.l afnrms that
"General Grant favors the nomination OF Hayes
Next
The Wooster ohio, Repubnean trcp) declares-''we
for Hayes" Tho republicans might 60 further and
still get wooster'd
IAN open neld and fair play' is what the Lockport
N ~ Journal (rep) demands In behalf Of ConkLng
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GERMANY.

PARLIAMENTARY ACTION AGAINST THE PENAL
coDE LEoIsLArIoN.
BERLIN, Jan. 20, 1870.
The rejection BY the Reiehstag OF the additions TO
the penal code for further restricting the clergy by
prohibiting the posting or Objectionable communica-
tions the doors OF the churches OCCASIONS general
surprise II was intended as a supplement 70 a
previous bill prohibiting abuse Of the pulpit Tho
latter bill evaded by placarding tho objection
able communications on church doors or BY pamphlet
pasorals and the proposed clauses would have applied
the pulpit law to those communications
AREIM's CASH
A compromise has been reached by majority Of tho
Rechstag including the national liberals and the lib
erai conservatives, regarding the proposed Arnim
clauses Of the penal code, that In order TO make
diplomatic servant punishable the intention to offend
must be proved
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BERLIN'S news BUDGET.
Fears OF a Turkish Massacre
Of Christians.
RUSSIA ON THE FISH CIRCULAR.
VictOriaS VISTA RumOred Royal Marriage
A Grand BaIl-A Present TO Miss Gaul.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE |
BERLIN, Jan. 20, 1875
The news from ConstantinopIe is serous Tho Sui
tan has resolved on the adoption Of the reform pro-
gramme presented by the great Powers. There are
fears of grave opposition to his will
CHRISTIANS IN DANCER
The members of the old Turkish party said to be
secretly preparing for of the Christians.
FOREIGN BosPHoRUs
This fact may the necessity Of sending foreign
fleets to the Bosphorus which is being So
riously considered by the European Cabinets
RUSSIAN OPINION OF CUBAN QUESTION:
The Journal de ST. Petersbtrg, Prince Gortschakon's
organ declares that European interference IN the
present state OF the Cuban affair is unnecessary
Differences relative the Interpretation of the treaty
of 1I95 concern merely Spain and America Europe
uninterested."
THE BALL BERLIN HOUSE,
Yesterdays subscription ball in the Opera House was
the greatest success of the eeason The members Of
the imperial family and many Americans present
Emperor William conversed some time with the Amert
can Minister, Bancroft Davis
THE ROYAL EsGLrsu VISIT TO anRxASr
Queen Victoria ia expected TO arrive at Coburg on
the 10th OF April She will visit Berlin aud then 60 TO
Baden.
THE DUKE OF coNNAUGHr's MARRIAGE
The marriage OF His Royal Highness the Duke orCon-
naught Prince Patrick the Princess Mare niece OF
| the German Emperor is rumored
PRESENT AMERioAs PIASIsTh
The Crown Princess OF Germany has presented Ceco
Gaul, the Baltimore pianste, with costly necklace.
'Boss" TWEED.
| The reward Of $4,000 offered for tho arres. Of
"Boss'' Tweed Is published In Germany.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
sAorIvE NEW BOOKS.

A rTRAoTIvE NEW BOOKS.
L INFELICB novel By Augusta Evans Wn
son, author Of "Beulah." "St Elmo" 40. 81
a ooURTING AND FARMING. new novel BY JUL.
2. Smith, author Of "Ten Old Maids" &c. 81 To-
g. WEST INDIA PICKLES. Diary Of a Yacht Cruise In
the West indies By W. r. Taboys 81 so
NORINE's REVENGE BY May Agnes Piemlna
author Of Guy Earlscourts Wife" &c. 81 rs.
S. sILC0Tr MILL. new novel BY Maria DsrringtoA
Deslonde, OF New Orleans 81 rs.
g. WOMAN IN THE CASE. A novel By BesaA
Turner, with photograph portrait 81 So
T. A PERFECT ADoNIs new novel. By the autha
Of "Rutledgo," Sutherland" &o. 81 So
g. WEST LAWN. A now novel By Mary J. Homea
author Of Tempest and Sunshine" &c. VI 80.
0. TRUE AS STEEL novel By Marion Has
land author Of ALONE, !" Hidden Path" &c 81 So
TO- COMIC CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF TIN
UNITED STATES. By Livingston Hopkins.
g. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
Madison square, New York.
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THE BLACK HILLS TROUBLE.

OMAHA, Jan 20, 1875
large number OF citizens have left here during the
past week for the Black Hills and many persons arc
arriving daily, route nom the East Much trouble
IL anticipated with the Indians In that section this
sumner The Arapahoes, who have been south this
winter say they all determined a war for pos
session Of the Black Hills country and prepared for
Il II s thought the governments will interfere 70
keep the miners OUT but may leave them 70 protec,
themselves.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

G. Juhiin Dannfeit Swedish Commissioner General
10 the Centennial Exhibition Is at the Hotel Bruins
wick. Congressman william Woodburn. Of Nevada, is
staying at the st. James Hotel viscount MandevilIo
OF England, yesterday arrived at the Windsor Hotel
Ex-Governor Seth Padeford OF Rhode Island regis-
tered at the Metropolitan Hotel Judge William J.
Wallace OF the United States District Court for North
ern New York, is sojourning at the Holman House
William ?. GILL; Of Boston, Is among the hate arrivals at
the Westminster Hotel Assemblyman Charles NJ
schieelu OF Westchester county is stopping at the
Grand Hotel Pay Inspector Gilbert K. Thornton,
Hotel
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

YBANcIs DEAK TO HAVE A PUBLIC FUNERAL.
BUDA- PEsrH, Jan. %, 1876.
The Hungarian Diet has adopted resolution that N.
Deaks funeral shall be at the expense OF the country
Great preparations being made for thas The
House Of Representatives will adjourn the day Of
the funeral which is fixed for the Sd OF February.
The body will lie in state IN the vestibuie Of The
Academlcal Palace
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Rev H Kest Wesleyan Minister rns Hev. mr.
Smith, OF ohsss church. OciAi delegate objected on
behalf OF the Established Church.


Smith, or Cnriss church, OncAl delegate, objected on
behalf or the Established Church
AN IMPORTANT DECISION
The Court has decided that the word reverend" Is
no. title Of honor courtesy but laudatory ephet,
never exclusively belonging to the English Church
establishment, but simply matter OF usage, and that
usage has long conceded the title to the weseyans.
The Dean Of Arches had erroneousy assumed that the
prefix reverend" rightly title OF the clergy eps
copally ordained.
FUN OF THR PULPIT
Now comes the grotesque part Of the affair Several
ministers OF the Church establishment have written to
the editors Of the religious newspapers requesting that
In future they shall be addressed simply ''recor
''vioar" emitting the title 'reverend," which is now
they say, desecrated The quarrel affords much amuse
ment to the secular journals
THE LORD MAYOR A NoRALIsr MISSIONARY
grotesque matter, also, the raid Of Lord Mayor
Cotton upon the users of Biliingsgate vernacular,
under old law Of Charles IL, which has been
vived with the view Of putting q stop to the use OF
bad language There have several arrests Of
ers. Some of the streets OF the city are placarded
thus
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SPAIN.
q useful coin

WAR OPERATIONS AGAINST THE oARIIsrs-THH
ALFoNsIsr COMMANDERS ACTIVE AND sue
CEssFUL-THE POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF
THE coRTEs
MADRID Jan. %, 1876.
The following information in regard the opera
tons in the North has just been received here
The Alfonsist General Quesada occupied villa Real
on the frontiers OF the provinces Of Aaya and Gui-
puzcoa an important Carlist position defended by
five battalions OF troops, with four whitworth guns
and cavalry The royalists captured the artillery
men, two OF their guns and all OF their material
The Carlists also lost heavily in killed and wounded
MALDoNADo's ACTION
The Alfonsist General Maldonado simultaneously oc-
cupied the heights Of Artaban, to the east Of Villa
Real meeting with only slight resistance.
MoRIoSEs' MARCH.
General Moriones after taking the Montgararte Cor
dllera occupied Zaros, from which he threatens the
Carlist rear.
AT SAN sEBAsTIAN
The Carlsts have suspended the bombardment Of San
Sebastian, and commenced withdrawing their siege
artillery.
CoRTEs.
Il now that there has been but republican
(Castelar) returned to the Cortes, and but one
radical (Angladal The Marquis Of sardoa, extreme
monarchist will lead group Of six deputies
The constutonaists Sagastists will number thirty
six.
Very few moderates or partisans OF religious unity
have been returned
The elections to the Senate will probably be favorable
TO the government
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. %, 1870
The estimates for tho public for the
year are published 70. day as follows
Total revenue, s45o. 100000.
Total expenditures, t456, ,oS1, 200
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TURKEY.

THE PORTE NOT LIKELY TO GO TO WAR WITH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLICY IN THE EAST
ERN DIFFICULTY.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan 2o 1870
The Journal to-day doubts the truth OF tho assertion
OF the Official Montenegrin journal that Turkey has
determined TO declare against Montenegro.
The Sublime Porte has no wish to add 10 tho existing
embarrass ments
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THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ON THE ASDRAssY
NOTE.
BERLIN, Jan. 20, lsz6
kilograms received from trustworthy sources a.
Vienna state that instructions from the British govern
10 its Ambassador at Constantnople, directing
him give full support 70 Count Andrassys note,
the way may be expected 10 reach their destna
ton by the end Of next week.
The same kilograms say there is no doubt tho Porte
will accent the note
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THE wEArHER rEsTRRpAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding Of las, year. as In
dIcated by the thermometer al Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building:-- -
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Average temperature yesterday Al n
year sox
1874 1876.
weekly average. go.................... 20 ~ 30 A7
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TIE SECOND READING coNcLuprp.

THE SECOND READING CONCLUDED.
BERLIN, Jan. 2o-Evening
in the Reichstag to-day the second reading OF the
Penal code amendment bill was concluded.
The socsed Arnim clause adopted BY vote Of
ITO against 12o
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FLANNEL NEXT THE SKIN OFTEN PRODUCES
| n rash removable with GLKxNs SULPHUn soar. -HfLLe
| HAfR AND WHrsKKR DYE" black brown, SOC
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MANY SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
| They should wIsrARs BALKAN or WILD CHERRY
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CENTENARIANs, oCToGENARIANs, sExAGEN-
arans and prematurey gray valeudnaans ossiluyians
ana antediluyians reluvenated Dy DIR. J. O'BRIBR9
East 3Oth St r~' "
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EUGENE HARTNETT, PHARMACIST, NO. BIBLK
House. socs the attention Of aud public hi
superior facilities for compoundng prescriptions SoUBHI
ExrRAors AND PREPARATIONS"
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NO OTHER SEWING MACHINE IN rHR WoRLn
HAS AN "AUTOMATIO TENSION" OR ANY OTHRR
or ITS CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES
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sILEhr SEWING MAcHINR.

Awarded the grand "0old Medal OF Progress" Of the
American Institute Noyem ber 1878 and the LeRac
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute, October. 1875.
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ART INITIATING NATURE.--r SEEMS AS II
there scarcely limit human skin and ingenuity
Things considered impossible
day have learned Of Paris turning Out
diamonds by the thousand from his laboratory beautiful
pure durable taken from the bowels Of
the earth How he does 10 Is his secret which he will NOE
dvugs but the fact that he Accompshes this wonderful
by the nobssso Of the fashionable salons and
only New York at the Jewery store Of RICHARD
HUMPHREY No 779 broadway They are beautifully set
In solid gold, and cost one thirtetn As much real
diamonds lasting long and retaining their briancy
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS POSITIVELY
euro headache biliousness liver complaints diseases
Digestion entirely eradicate all humors from the system
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A-BENNETT BUILDING,
FIRE PROOF,
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN ANN AND S TuLT0N c Sta
TO LIT ON vBRY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE oFFfCEA
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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THE INSURGENTS RETREATMo BEFORE THE
TURKs-vMLAGEs FIRED AND DESTROYED.
RAGusA, Jan 60 1876
The HerzegovInIan insurgents marching north OF
Trebgne. They are pursued by the Turks The nsur-
rectionists have burned nine villages
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C0RNS, BUNIoNs INGROwING NAILS CURED
without pain CORN CuRR by mail SO cents
Drs. RICE A 'JOUNSON oIo Rroad.w.x