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hunting " Certificate Of CiInrac'

Ei.ier !ae,l.icoc,r;
We understand that Michael Reilly,
'R' hold' his present position as Chair.
lln OF the Democratic Executive Com.
a'''tc Of this State by virtue OF the lib.
F'l'i'y Of gentlemen to whom he has
give" INT little recognition lately, pro.
v''e' 10 insult those friends by giving
VT Lev" Baker something he haS never
'i'ns' whilst 't'mongus viz: a certificate
0' chH'a''cF. Why Baker wishes this
S..@aeAic '.'i a! this time may not be "a
,tSasPaEeH' ,to. to the outside world as 10
Sps taSte who have been permitted 10 look
sG1nu p.;S,u The screens. One fault OF Mr..
tiSSi:, @ h his vanity, and Lewis has
TSS'ea *. II to such an extent as to make
,i",. ,GS eGFPqIent Chairman smile many
%,' 'ss s.iV, uTV,stnE !he campaign in a way that
r,;"SS ;""SSHG,sflnIIy we'll has this modern
Cus I v..p nSep played his cards with
tSs "oElAy Chairman as TO make
Is,. u, 'alIs' play many fantastic tricks Of
SI.2,I = surprising 10 his friends as 10
hi T ie,Iee .ee gsAvest approximations as 10
.r, n to'uFe y peace Of mind. But our OBJ.
~, MI = 9osso much 10 express orr avn.
"@' i'F Mr. BELLY because hs Ss Sa, Seen en-
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What was Said OF Lewis Baker
at the ParkerSburg Democratic
Convention ON the Sd OF August
Last.
(IOsoiutlons introduced by MsIur James W. swee-
ney Of Whseungl
WHEREAS, We recognize The great ne.
cessity OF reform in all the branches OF
our government, and OF the obligations
we are under to those tried and faithful
servants OF the Democratic party who
have been instrumental in successfully
prosecuting the reformatory measures
needed In our State therefore be il
Resolued, That we endorse the last
Democratic Legislatures impeachment
proceeding.
WHEREAS, The Democratic party, 10
its enumeration Of principles at the St.
Louis Convention, declared for thorough
immediate reform in all the departments
OF the civil government, State or Nation
al; and
WuEgHAs, The Democracy OF West
Virginia are fully committed to the prin-
ciples Of said convention; and
WHEREAS, The Democrats Of the Firat
Congressional District desire to give
practical recognition OF their devotion to
the cause OF reform in our own State;
and
WHEREAS, It has been openly eh1rged
by member Of The present Democratic State
Executire Committee Of Vest Virginia, that
Ls,riS Baker, The presen. Secretary cf said
committee, has been gully Of aPpropriating TO
his opn use the sum d torty.ntne hundred dol.
, p1rpos'' and hat Se G failed % 70 pay ~ 10 he oio
county E2eculiue Connittte, he sum Of tlro
hundred and ffy dollars contributed and
piqcsd in his hands for il use until he 'caa
threatened wih exposure. Therefore belt
Resolved, That 1t is the sense Of this
Convention that proper steps be taken to
investigate these charges, and II they are
found 10 bs true that he be relieved OF
his appointment as such Secretary.
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Death Of Col Allison.

AS we go to press we have just received
the sad intelligence Of the death ot Col.
G. W. B. Allison, one Of the most emil.
nent Of the legal fraternity OF this city,
as we'll as an esteemed member Of socie.
ty. He died at an early hour this morn
ing, and although We learn that he has
been confined to his house for some time,
his decease was au unexpected event and
will be received with shock Of surprise
by his fellow citizens.
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Official Canvass OF the Oregon
Vote

SAN FRANCISCO, December A So.
lem, Oregon, press dispatch says the Off.
cial vote was canvas-ed by the Secretary
oi State to-day 10 the presence Of mum.
ber Of prominent Republicans and Dem.
ocrats. The Republican majority 10
l,l65. A protest was filed by Senator
Kelly and eight other Democrats
against the issuance Of 3 certificate
TO Wells, and In favor Of giving 1t to tho
next highest In the field. The Govsrnot
gave notice tha, he would hear tho ar.
gument tomorrow. The Republicans
will not argue the matter before the
Governor, claiming that he hsI no jurls.
diction. The decision of the Governor
will be given on Wednesday next.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, December 4.--Wm.
Miller, proprietor Of we'll known Hun.
ter's Resort at Miller's Bayou, on tho
New Orleans & Mobile railroad, while
standing with the butt Of his gun resting
on his wharf with the barrel against his
arm, the butt dropped through 4 crack
causing the gun to discharge tho contents
in MiIles'S shoulder, from the effects Of
which he died In three hours.
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IA KiIIing Policeman.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 4.-Wash.
Ferguson, a policeman, was summoned
to arrest Patrick Dolan for abuse Of his
family. DoIan was found on his door
step with an iron poker in his hand.
Ferguson attempted his arrest and was
struck with the iron, after which he shot
at Dolan two times, once after he had
fallen. One ball entered the heart and
produced instant death. This is Fergu-
sons second killing.
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LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, December ALI sorts
ofrumors are aaoat but nothing reliable
transpired as to the result Of the canvass
by the Board.
Governor Kellogg stated to-day that
the compilation Of the electoral vote
would not be!compIeted before Tuesday
aiiarnnon. ....
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Senator sharon.

SAN FaAScrsco, December 4.-Senator
Sharon now states personally that he has
no intention OF resigning his seat in tho
Senate, more especially since the recent
complications have arisen. II there were
a large majority in the Senate and House
for either party be would feel more at
liberty 10 resign II be desired, but under
the present circumstances was moro re-
solved than ever to retain his scat.
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NG, LEwIs BAKER, of the Register, i.
avery cOnvenion, sort OF an individual.
When he wants to perform the part Of an
"I''tul dodScr" he scIIs out Of tue Regis.
to and when he wants to get a finger in
'a' tire Of polite, during the campaign
as'Iip in the back door and presto there
ae "a again at his old pos, and at all Of
biz old dirty tricks,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.
Points By RIsnarek.

LONDON, December 4.-A Berlin cor.
respondent telegraphs report Of Prince
dinner last Friday, which 10 printed az
verbatim. It gives tho following points
10 addition 10 those already telegraphed:
In regard 10 EnglAnd's attitude, the
Prince said that thanks to Germauys en-.
deavors England would ALLOW the inev.
liable Russo.Turkish war 10 be localized.
The Marquis Of Salisbury, when at Ber.
lin, bad spoken very temperately on this
side Of the question. However, Il was
not England but Austria who found
herself reduced to an exceedingly diff.
cult position by the events Of the hour.
Germany wished 10 remain on friendly
terms with Austria. Here follows tho
passage about German support 10 Aus.
triA relative TO the occupation OF Bul.
garia.1 Bismarck said the statement
that he had told the Marquis OF Sails.
bury that he approved any such proceed.
ings was erroneous. Germany had 70.
Trained from all interference and had no
wish to acquire prestige by meddling
with other peoples affairs. She had
been asked to mediate, but had declined
TO advise where she didn't mean 10 sup.
port her counsel By force. The Iimo
would come when the disinterestrd.
ness Of this policy would be gen.
orally recognized and when European
affairs would be adjusted by the weight
which Germany, II her interests required,
was able 10 throw into the balance. Then
turning an Ultramontane member, who
is known 10 favor the incorporation st
Austria's German province with Ger.
many, he remarked that neither be nor
Germany had any designs In that dirsc.
lion nor did be think the Germans In
Austria favored the plan.
The Times report contains no mention
Of any remark by Bismarck concerning
Euglanda waSing an unofficial war
against Russia.
THE BULGARIAN CONDITION.
A special from Constanlinople 10 tho
Daily NsTs says: Schuyler OF the Amer.
can legation returned from Bulgaria,
be reports the condition Of the
people improving, and the relief ageu.
;ies Of the Government are working well.
REVOLUTION IN DuEsos AYREs.
The Globe states that the telegram from
he 0llice Of Buenos Ayers Herald Nov.
20 says: A revolution headed by Col
Alsida, minister, Of war has broken
'ut simultaneously in the city OF Buenos
A Ayers and Province Of Eatrerior.
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WARRINGTON.
Republican Caucus.

| WASHINGTON, December 4.-Thc Re
publicans In caucus this morning decided
70 vote for Representative Garfield fol
Speaker.
The caucus also agreed to make such
opposition to. the adoption OF the antici.
pated Democratic resolution for the ap.
pointment ot special committee oI
investigation to the Southern States "a
will delay action upon the resolution for
few days.
The Republican Senators in caucus
this morning in.erchanged views upon
the political situation, but took no action.
An adjourned meeting Of the caucus Of
Republican Senators was held after the
Senate adjourned. A committee, with
Mr.. Wright ~ chairman, was appointed
to revise the standing committees and
report at meeting 10 be called here.
after. No other action was taken. Il
was understood by common consent that
nothing should be done at present in re.
gard 10 the election Of President Of the
Senate pro tenn, nor was any disposition
manifested to take any action for the
present concerning the existing political
complications.
C,n,,vr vrurvr,,o
.DtN-A ,HNtA''
AT tne Ca6inetsession to-day kilograms
from zen. huger were fead' containing
an account Of the wltnaraWal OF t9e lem
cratic members oil the South Carolina
hegisiatufe'
PREsIDEST's MESSAGE.
The present indications at the EIecu'
I'VE Mansion are that tue ffesiaents
Message will be sent to Congress so'mor-
row, as the result ot reading Z to-day be-
lore Inc Cabinet, some additions were
made 70 the matter already contained In
II; Altogether 1t Is shorter than those
which have heretofore been sent by Pres
ident Grant to Congress.
FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,
The secre,,rv of thu Treasurv to-day
10 the House Of Representa.
ives estim tea ri nnronriai;ons reon;red
Ior the nnblic ,ervice for the fi.c.l ve,r
ending with June, 1873: There are for
Congress, $5,9ss, $50; Executive proper,
S7s, 400; Department Of State, ST ,449. .657;
Department, Sl65, ,248, ,SS9; War
Department, S54, PSI, ,355; Navy Depart.
nent, S22, sol 1858; Interior Department,
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MINOR TELEGnAMN.

Small pox Is raging among tho In.
diRns in tho Winnipeg country.
-Kaspes HetsslgesSer, Wholesale and
retail druggist OF Indianapolis, fled q
voluntary petition. in bankruptcy. Liza.
bIlities 100000.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Bolivar.

CLEVELAND, December 4.-A FIRE. at
Bolivar, TuScarawas county, Ohio, Satur-
day night destroyed the Anchor Flour.
ing Mills owned by F. L. Walters & Co.
Loss 10000, partially insured.
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INDIA.


LONDON, December 4.-There 10 still
great distress in portions Of India. There
are no crops Tor the want Of rain. Chol.
era has appeared in Bombay and Is in-
creasing.
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HAVANA, December 4.-Tho steamer
which arrived here to-day brought 500
troops and $500, 900 Ia gold,
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War DHP4RTKIpT,
OFTlCE oH TTK cmEY sI0HAL 0YEfcEz,
WASHINGTON, D. c, Deeenbet OIL A. n.
FRoTAMuttKS
For Upper Lakes, Mississippi and Low.
or Missouri Valleys, warmer southeast
to southwest winds, partly cloudy OF
clear weather with falling barometer.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, riIlpk
temperature, and clear or fair weather,
north winds, shifting 10 west and south,
and rising followed BY falling barometer,
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FIR Additional TtlerppA Sst FoartI Raosa.
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MRS. GAME AHEAD.

The Supreme Court to-day affirmed
the judgment Of tho Circuit Court OF
Louisiana in the case Of Mrs. Gaines,
making the sureties OF the city OF New
Orleans responsible for the amount OF
her Judgment against that city.
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R.,olvsd, further, That the said com.
mittee las power to employ such number
Of stenographers as shall bc needtul aud
to send for persons and papers, and have
leave TO sit during the recess OF the SEN
ate and to appoint sub committees with
full power TO make inquiries Aforesaid
and report the same 10 the committee.
l Ra0lpcd, That said committee 10 order
TO more speedily perform It's duties have
power 10 provide for the taking Of atida.
Wits on the subjects aforesaid, before any
officer authorized by the laws OF the
United States to take afidaviIs and to re-
ccive and consider the same.
ReSOlrsd, That said committee be and is
hereby instructed to inquire into the
eligibility TO office under the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, OF any persons
alleged 10 have been ineligible on the 7th
Of November last as electors Of President
or Vice President OF the United States to
whom certificates Of election have been
or shall be issued by the Executive au-
tlority OF any State as an elector, and
whether the appointment Of electors or
tuOhc Clulullu6 " B6 huGu III huJ VI bue
States has. been' made either by force or
other means otherwise than IN conform
ity with the Constitution, laws Of the
United States and laws Of the respective
States, and whether such appointment Of
any such elector has been 10 any wise un.
constitutionally or unlawfully interfered
with, and TO inquire and report whether
Congress has any Constitutional power,
II 90, what the extent thereof, in respect
to the appointment Of or action Of elect.
ors Of the President and Vice President
OF United States, or over the returns or
certi6catesof the votes Of such electors,
and that said committee have power TO
send for persons and papers, and to en-
ploy stenographer, and havo leave TO
sit during the session Of the Senate,
AMENDING THE coNsrrrurIoN.
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced the following
joint resolution, which was ordered TO
be printed and TO Lie on the table;
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What was Said OF Lewis Baker
at the ParlkerSburg Democratic
Convention on the Sd OF August
Lalf
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. FL. II. MITCHELL,
ID pastor. Services at l0Ia a. H., and IA p.
m. Sunday-school l213 m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evenings.
NJ L. CHURCH.-Rev. c. B. CLARK, pastor.
VI. Services at l01. a. m, and seven p. IN.
Sunday-schoOl2 p. IN. Prayer meetings Thurs
day evenings.
S3MPS0N CHARGE.-(M. e. Rev. c. L. STAT
~ FORD, pastor. Services at l0h a. m, and Z
p. m. Sunday-schoOl at 2p. IN. Prayer meet
n9S Thursday evenings.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. j. E.
~ SNOwDEN, pastor. Services at l0H a.. M,
and p. IN. Sunday-School at 12H m. Prayer
meetings Thursday evenings.
ENIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. Fl.
II 5. SNoDGRASS, pastor. Services at ii a. IN,
and ga p. III. Sunday-school at 914 a. m.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
" Rev. L. X. LESTER, pastor. Services 81 p. m.
episcopal LCHURCH.-Rev. JAMES ALLEN,
IL rector. Services at 101a a. m, and ~ p.
IN. Sunday-School at l2:l5 m.
TTNIVERSALIST SOCIETY regular ser
- vices. Sunday-SchOOl at 3 p. IN.
FIIRISTIAN CHURCH.-Elder ID. II. DUNCAN,
- Services ut lOla a. m, and p. m. Sunday
school at 219 p. IN. Prayer meetings Thursday
evenings.
L p. CHURCH.-Rev. X. A. McAYEAL, pas
\ .tOr. Services 101a Il. m, p. IN. Sunday
school 9% a. III. Prayer meetings Thursday
evenings.
sECOND NJ. E. CHURCH.-(coloredD Rev. T.
~ j. Marshall, pastor. Services l0H a. m.
Sunday-schOol 3I4 p. IN.
E'RIENDS MEETING.-On lst and 4th days of
Il the week, at 10 a. m; on lst day at D. IN.
Sunday-school Immediately after service on lst
day morning.
CATHOLIC CCHURCH.-FatherG GAFFNEY. Ser
- vices first Sunday of each month.
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THE ST. LOUIS coNvEsTIoN.l

a That convention did not look as though
treason was an odious thing, nor that reb-
els were any the less to be honored than
patriots. That gathering proved again
what the Democratic House had already
proved, that the old rebel element is rum
ming the Democratic party, and that its
whole hope Of success is staked on their
solid support. They were all there at St.
Louis, and were the lions ct the day, ies-
pecially honored and cheered by the con-
vsntion, and honpred and houized by the
same gangs Of rebels who were spouting
treason and abusing soldiers there in i 86I, !,
as we were going to the front, aud who
were talking the same treason when
! was there two years ago. Applause
Why is it that the nomination OF Tilden
has so revived and reinspired the old rebel
element? Why SO much more 30 than the
candidacy of Greeley four years ago when
there was some hope of . new party, and
the death for good Of the old Democracy
You can answer as wsll as I can. II
looks like they knew their own man..
CApplaus.] The alarming demonstration
daily developing in, the South, would lool
like il. ] see that the Leader interviewed
my old friend, Peter Myers, now living in
Missousi, today, and that Peter says that
the stories Of raisiagathee rebel nag eih
Missouri afs untfueoIn hope they1oase
But the reports seem to be well authenti
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|. O. O. +.

NjAHASKA LODGE, No. 10, |. o. o. Freq
VI ular meeting Saturday evening of each
week. Brothers visiting are cordially invited
to meet with us. L. BACH, n. G..
VI. NJ. RICE, Sec'y.
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. l2s |. o. o. F.
- Meets in Odd-fellOwS' Hall, Exchange
block, every Wednesday evening.
o. Z. MILES, n. G.
H.LIdNERMAN Sec'y.
DEACON LODGE, No. 2G4, l. o. o. F-Meets
ID every Saturday night.
J. w. BOWEN, n. G.
:. w. JONES, Scc'y.
TUSCALOOSA ENCAMPMENT. No. Il, l. o.
- q. F.-Meets lst ami 3d Monday nights in
Zach month. Z. BACH e Z.
\. +. Ross, Scribe.
hDD FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
- TION Uf OskalOosa.-Mcets regularly eve
ry 81 Thursday evening in each month.
J. \. KALBACH, Pres.
l.. BACH, Secy.
Brethren visiting the city are invited to meet
with
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d The pspocrsts rsStha Erst judicial
District have nominated W. J. Babb, foz !
Judge. E.l
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n. T. WILLIAMS. LIsroN MMmLEN.
NIyJLLIAMS d McMILLEN,
w ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
and Notaries Public. Ofice on west side OF pub
&c square, In Wiilams' old Office. Streets block,
Oskaloosa, Iowa. 81
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THE VOTE FOR FORTY YEARS.
Dubuque Times

Below we print table showing both
the electoral and popular vote upon Pres
ident for the last forty years. Il Although
several Of the candidates receivedCa ma
jority of the electoral vote they received
only minority of the popular vote.
Polk, Taylor, Buchanan, and Lincoln for
his first term Van Buren's majority was
only 24,s93; /; that of General Grant in
1868 was 49,, 3,754, and in 1872 it was
696,822. But to the table: ....t ....a.
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MASONIC.

FINRI-LUMINAR LODGE, No. Is, \. F. " a NJ.
Il Stated communication Friday evening on
or before each full moon.
III. c. LEIGHTON, W..
y. a. KENDIG, Sec'y.
IL IRAN CHAPTER, No. 6.-Statcd cOmmu-
4 nicatiOn Wednesday evening before full
noon. ii. II. KENDIG, III. Z.
+. BAKER, Sec'y.
rSKALOOSA COUNCIL, II. K S. NJ, No. =
~ Meets at Masonic Hall first Monday even
king in each month. {. ii. PHELPS,T. |. NJ
l.. BAKER, Recorder.
nE PAYEN'S COMMANDERY, X. T., No. g.
~ Stated communications second Tuesday
evening in each month.
III. c. LEIG HTON, E. c.
JOHN \. HOFFMAN, Recorder.
Transient brethren of any degree invited to
meet with us.
Nj ASONIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF
vi OSKALOOSA.-BOard meets first Thursday
of each month. Membership fec Sl:50:
IL. &. LEIGHTON, Pres
GEO. r. LEE, SeC'y.
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- 7----T-7-- II ,f.rfrt
The Last Democratic President.
Westfield Advertiser.

The raising of the Tilden and Hen
bricks flag gave rise to q political discus
sion between some twelve year old boys
who viewed the performance Pc Said one,
.'The Democrats win elect the next Presi-
dent" "The Democrats" said another.
Athey don't elect the President" Well
they did once" chimed in another, athey
elected jackson" EIWell, that was even
so long ago." said the second speaker,
'they haven't since / can remember" A
hitherto quiet boy broke in with. &C. i
remember now, they did have President
few years ago. aWho was 10, who was
it?n shimed in all In chorus. aJef Davis
triumphantly exclaimed the little fellow.
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HI ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Notary Public Oskaloosa, Iowa. Once
Ne. 8, Union Block, north side public
square. upstairs. viii give special attention to
collections. probate business and conveyancing
Practice in all the courts of the State 22
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The States {: n wh;cb electio5nI,ss 5I,sI win

The States in which elections win be
held prior TO the Presidential contest, With
their several dates are these: August 4,
Alsbama; September 4, Arkansas; Sep.
tember Vermont; September II, Maine;
October 4, Georgia, october 10. Colors-
do, Indiana, Ohio, West vHsinia; Novsmi-
ber 9, Louisiana. yoA '''.'- = :
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CoSsrNPrIoS, CouGHs AND CoLDs
The great virtue OF this medclue is that 1t ripens
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DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. a.
The tonic produces healthy action 0. the st,ni-
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LIVER COMPLAINT. 81.
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