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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24
LADIES COLUMN.
HAEOLlNE HAzoLD, EDrrOz.
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From an Exehaa-s.
Toole was acting in London in
@The Christmas CAROL playing
Bob Crasehits. A little delicate
girl one Of the children Of the
dresser at the theaEer, whose pale
face and Interesting manner fitted
her well for the part, played Tiny
Tin The siekly httle child was q
favorite a. the theaser, and espee-
tally SO with Dir. ToOle. during
the performance Of Gke piece. as the
reader may remember, the artists
saE down regularly tO.a supper Of
roasted goose and plum padding,
which vas iH the presns instance.
genuine material T0Ole was II the
habit Of ehoppiag tae viands Up and
giving them 10 the children per
forming, and they, when they had
eaten the first helping. returned Ike
Oliver for more. Tiny Tim, how
ever, Ike Benjamin, appeared to eat
seven times as much as her breth
rem She vas the first TO return her
plate for more, aud always made
away with more than an ordinary
adult could eat Of goose, supple
nentIng this colossal repast with
plum padding, enough for half a
dozen Toole gradually felt an
aversion growing in him for the
child Her palIor and sickness
seemed q him suspielously allied
With Indigestion the first fruits Of
glutsoBy. He struggled against the
feelIlg for a time, but II mastered
him, and be could not think kindly
Of the little one. One day, n 1T
of disgust be sawed of a piece OF
meat and bones from the savory
bird and lung it into her plaEe
with . piece OF plum puddlng 2, which
left little for the others, hoping that
for once the girI would be satisfied
But she wasn't With a punetuali-
5y worthy Of a landlord she re-
turned for more. Toole vas
shocked
my dear, said ne, -tyou win
make yourself sick If you eat so
much. 1 gave you enough for three
or four big boys. You could not
have eaten it in this time. Where
are the bones2' be added, looking
at the empty plate
The poor child hung her head
TooIe spoke again rather sharply.
Please, sir, sobbed Tiny Tim,
my little sister ate it.
And following the direction oil
her eyes towards the wings, there
he saw a hungry little horde OF
ragamufins pitching into the Christ
mas cheer with an energy that indi-
Gated how much they needed II.
A light was let in upon him. Little
Tiny had been filing the stomachs
Of her hungry little brothers and
sisters and not her own. She never
took another grudged m0rsei from
the table. Foole told the story t.
Dickens, who listened aGtentiveLy,
and, at It's conclusion, with q burst
OF warm enthusiasm cried: give
her the whole goose and half the
plum pudding next time, and #
the actor did not follow the warm
hearted novelist's Instructions to
the letter, be acted upon the spirit
of them, and riny's family never
lacked square meal during the
run Of the piece.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24
Salt Rising 5read.

In the first place it is necessary
10 have good -four, and some fine
lniddlings or shorts as 1t IS some
times called. use an earthen jar
Co make my yeast in, and make a
quart or two, as it viii keep two
yeekssin cold weather, use scaIding
water not quite boiling, the d1sl
about half full, STIR IN the short
until as thick as paa cake batter.
stir ia a little ginger and sugar, set
IN a warm place to rise, when light
put away in a cold place. Now for
bread. The day [ wish 20 bake, in
the morning, before breakfast, /
take a bowl and stir up a batter Of
warm water and Hour, and put ia
Two or three tabiespoonfuls of the
yeast railroad Yeast. [ call il }, sea
IN 4 warm place, 1t viii be light in
an hour, then sponge the bread
with water, half hot enough 60
scald the 1our, cool with the other
half, stir in the bowl OF yeast, salt,
and set IN a warm place, it viii be
ready TO knead into loaves to rise
IN less than an hour
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Fer the ClrrzzS-
cE WINGS q L-zzT.

There are many dreams eE glas1aess
fhA1 Gayer e sas past
And from the tomb ef tsell1G
Old shoagA1s come tAEeHgiHg fast
Tia form loved 80 dearly,
n shs ha2py days now zonss
The eeaasif1I and lovely
So ealr 70 look Upon
Thas orlzhs AID zensle loving via
mo ssrmed for ne ny bliss,
Too zl0rioGsly and toe heavenly
For such world As this
Whers smiles we're Exs the saashins
IA the Spri1grn1e Of the yelrs
Like the ehangcful days q April
Sheds The sFnpa1he1ie tear.
Dear Amaad-i has passed away,
AID har lovliness has He'd;
Nv heat sobs la mourning
To kn0w She's with the dead
like the brightest buds o. summer
She has falen-WiEh Jesus rests,
Vet, Oh il . a l,lEsly dea5h
To die On JssGs' BREAST.
Her place Is sacaas IN my room
And bank " here once her uame-
A SILENCE where once her voiee was heard
She's no more mine 20 claim
Nov cold AMI seilI a. winary snow,
More cold, more sti-l she iisss
No morning sun can wake her sleep
TIN chs las morn shall rise.
But when the trump Of God shall sound
And wake her from dealh's gi0cB;
On wings Of ) ghs she Z mount On Aign,
And fee the dark DARK tomb H n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

From all accounts Is considerable
amount Of grain viii seek an outlet
1t New Orleans next spring The
II. L0ai= Commercial (5azetIe says
ave hear thnt C Is The Intention 81
"a COMPANY of gentlemen la this city
--9neH oi ample means--tO organize
at an early day for the purpose ni
Juiiting a large number nf sabstaH
TAI barges. xhieh they will employ
Ia the RIVER trade 81 the Illinois.
Missouri and Upper Mississippi,
and which will be used expressly
Tor the carry % grain "a New Or
cans. With this proieet earriei
aut. and the necessary iaciiitirs "a
View Orleans provided. material
augmentation of tie grain move
menr over the SILVER route may
reasonably bs expected
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safe and sure.


n 1879 Yeur Fsrefine wss recon- Eilss rl'1sst %
ule.11d vie hing % the Eersaas,s9riss Of frif1st
consented TO ErS IT, A. -le 1lnl- was SUI
ferlng rem general deoi ~ and uer1oas
prcstr,ai. "a suueriasiIcet l3F Qgerwcrz AMI
Irregular habius. Is wouderfIl strengthen
iisar and eara1iga properties seemed 10 arfiset
nv debili1a1ed system fEom she 1r-c dosa. AID
gll,ier - sersin1zal IRE Z rapidly rscaVers,f,
gaining more than usual healt b and good feel
inZ- since then / have not neal aaed 90 give
Vare5ine nay most una ia Lid lliorseul:11 -
5ei1s =ssfts, sure and powerful agent IA pro-
nIo5Ing healah and restoring the wasted sgs
zeul 70 new INA and energy FsgstIne- In Inc
anIy ue,iscine. [ used and A. long a. I i've I
assusr expect TO ind q egs5sr- Z ours truly
W. T. GLAEk,
no NJ ,urereF s. AIleszhanv- Penn
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

Fuller, IN his description Of a
good wife, says "She command
eth her husband IN equal matters
by constantly obeying him. She
never crosseth her husband IL the
springtide or his anger, but stay
ill Ii be ebbing water H~r clothes
are rather comedy than costly anu
she makes plain cloth 70 be velvet
by her husband wearing il. In her
bands sickness she feels more
grief than she shows.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

Orchards Of pear or apple trees
are more subject to blight and de
ssrues5Oa, If open and sloping &c
the west. than IN any other expos
uEe- Ashes, rua OF soap <1is ap-
Piled to the roots have cured blight
In pear trees
A good farmer not only enriches
himself bat also Increases the real
wealth Of hfs State
sheep are very probable animals
they produce both meat and eIosh-
ing, and 1t Is 4 pity cur farmers
take 80 hurle pains TO raise them
Sala yoar COWS every day - of
other stock 1t woalI pay the
farmer II every pasture and every
barnyar,I contained sheltered san
trough ID which stock OF al kJHss
could have daily access
If Won take IN acre. II laasi, cuI-
t5vare, enrich and render I5 prO.iae-
tive. and actually produce a crop,
yea are the creator OF wealth., you
are 3 benef4cGor to the community,
not only IN proportion to the value
Of the crop you produce, but IN
having put the Land IN ecmllGi0u
for future pr0ductlon- and greatly
IN respect To the m5rals OF shss CON
muniEy, a thing vastly superior 10.
any pecuniary prod-s.
Every farmer can double the
quantity OF his domestic or yard
manure with scarcely a-v additional
expense. At least so per cent Of
the nu1ritive properties OF yard ma
nure are lost by dFenehI1g OF rains,
excessive Demonstrations, and taJu-
rIous application to soil
If grass and weeds are kept
around small trees they viii prevent
the snow from packing closely
around the tree and the mice viii
gnaw the bark
Those who have COWS that give
on abundance Of milk shoubi give
them plenty of feed TO keep up the
How. Plenty Of milk can only come
from plenty OF Iced. Then warm
shelter, good clean beds and kind
treatment al contribute TO that end.
Peach. trees are protected from
hard winters by covering the roots
a foot deep with straw, IN Decem-
Der, after the ground has become
frozen, which aids to keep the frost
IN the ground. and so prevents the
sap from starting until the spring Is
fully opened,
Have no more land IN culture
than can be we'll cultivated. Do
not attempt to manage more than
you can attend To we'll
The cultivation of the earth Is
the PRIMARY source Of our ciyIlIza-
ton; It's influence upon man ) husi-
ness anu pleasure, intellectual and
moral Improvement, can hardly be
over stated. BY il we move and
have cur being.
Go try the country lie. You
viii soon prefer the verdanE fields
to long walks OF brick aa,i mortar
and take more delight IN the lowing
of docAs. and the thrilling notes OF
rural life than Ii the rolling engines
and raLIiing cars.
The great business OF Tennessee
Is agriculture. L. turnises tue ma
teriaI for manufactures aid com-
MERGE, and is essential 90 our indie
pendenee.
Let lariner examine the extent
and depth TO which the roots OF
grain in u loose and favorable sod
will spread, and ne viii cease 10
wonder at the failure Of a crop
where the subsoil has never been
stirred by the piow.
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our NEinister's Wife.

o - -
Mr. H 2 SrEVzzs-
Dear S4r-rh-ae wears ago was suaerin.r
ue-rs5ly Win. i11asnm8EerY kneu1r4i7su1-
Cur m nis1er's w1fe ADVISED me 70 taze Veg
esine- zfler taking one 2es1le was snzlrsl5
rsl isged- This year, feeling return CT the
! -sase again commenced 5aSiT1.z =, and An
oainz bssnei 11ed greatly. e asp greasy IN
proves NY ii-zes1ion- Respectfully.
Mrs. A BALLARD.
u}rI Vest Js;FisrSayrr =
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Assessment No. % paid to the
families of sixteen deceased mem
bers OF the Knights OF Honor, the
sum OF $4,000. -Four Of these
deaths occurred In Massachusetts,
tour in keneuoky, three IN ONO,
two in Indiana, and one each n
New York. Missouri and Tennessee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

II you want carry gnrs.en vegeta
bies vou should commences opera
tons By putting your ground IN or
der as. soon a. IL l. suitable. The
aext dark Of the mooH would be
good time % plant the whole potato.
and manure heavily in the row, and
Il you don't have eariv taUers and
bag ones, you csn sag We know Moth
ing ABOUT the business. Clsviassa
71hasr.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

Alaska 3-ai 5acgues, from So. % ~.
Alaska seal MUS. frnm sG-Ja uu.
Alaska Seal un-s rom 500 ssu-
Mink Iuils znG aoAs, frsla O. 1-so a ssf, zyHard.
six FuIriinesi aarment1. from sf5.01.
aAIR1ka Sable ieis. from 17.59.
4 good act q Eurs AZ low ts 81 co.
- SET 0F FURs - a SUITABLE AZ WILL
As sEAaONABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT
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For THE HOLIDAYS
LORD & TAYLOR
NEW YORK

w INVITE ATTENTION 10 THE FOLLOW
Ezgz DEPARTMENTS 1F QUR STA BLIsH1fENlA
rHE Low Pm - AT WHICH OUR GOODS AA8
MtREHD. HAVE SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TN
HOLIDAY SEASON. AND Bargains Wiz 81
BoUND raRuuGHOUT TIE HOUSE,, TINS SEA-
SONS nlp0RTkrIOSS GIVING y AN IN
EGEALED STOCK on GOODS.
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a. ExceUent Medieine

SPR1sss1EE1. O., Es5- Il lSlI-
This h 20 certify shas I have used Fs'EelIne
Ran sfac6ure6 by 2 Stevens. 5sss1c1s Mass
for Rhe1nl 41isn and General rrcss-al17n- q
the Nervous SFs1eEi- VIII I1eG Success 1
rsecrn mend sreEI1e - an sxeeIenE azee1-ct'ae
TOR such eeus1lasr - Tours very zrul
Q WFANDEGEf
Mr. Tzasierrist. ct the firm Of Fa1tssgrlEt
Z Huffman, l. a EeI1-kR0wu business nan ID
zAis place h8,Ei1z sna Of The largest stores IA
Springfield, Ohio
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N d. GONDs

there q roher display % suiuriugr and brilliant
llr.cts this SEASON. than for nHnT Yezrz past
The mixed CBEruNR CLOTHS r1uEs IN price
.rum she \ TlFu s.L11. ami iov-uricad DRESS
GOODS. frnm Iuc- rard NJ, many q them hing
a. effective thu hszE1sr fabT1ca-
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PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
zsw shades. cnmmsncinE a. i0T a. las- psr r nrl'
and n s. ~ same qualify u aHt season az u -
Fass,sy- Bf1csIs and Darnaass giguras AZ he new
Pars shades rom u 20 HuWzra4- trrn2anE aAaAAa
a. tl.1a, worth 81 -
fl1R PRICES AT WHICH w 1fEha 0LA 5L1.n4
kRE oNE-1T-AarER 10 lNE-r4IAD LE14
THAN Last SEASON.
~ SILK DRESS % A HANDSOME a0Ls
Day PRESENT
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shnrIs- HantIas nnd Wrans.

india Valley Cashlnsrs shzuis from sI00.00 up.
L1riia 8lled Centerz AZ 5000 aud ID.
Real Dacrz. CheddA and Striped India shalrin.
new designs. from $1,000 uuwaFds- ALSO. fuii Ines
british. French and German 3iaEis 10 beautiful
new styles ~ the lest and most reliable
facturs PARIS Nantes and Cloaks o. he lztlst
nusiss frnm 80. % no. and Berlin ron $500.
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To a lady who once asked the
Rev. Canon Beadon, of Southamp-
ton, England, now over one hum
dred years old, the secret OF his 70
bust health the Canon replied.
~Never hsut of bed after ten
o'ciock at night, nor in bed after 2
in the morning never do any brain
work after dinner, and never wear a
rreafcoat
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

We are prone % quiz tue ladies'
tsr lOquaeiousness, but, alter ali. a
true Woman's heart Is Ofteaer
opened than hsr mouth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

Ladies' Misses ami Cllldren's Hosiery rom
81 Sd 4 duEeu. up the finest gnuis- Al he
newest and pTifieat designs In duaierv rsprn-
agatsd IN st0ck IN silk, Cotton and 4sr11o-
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81 I
HGISE FEMALE 8ITTEig 81!
sEsT FEMALE MEDICINE ExTAaT.

W ILL CURE
All Female Complaints
WILL CURE
Monthly lbTtrurtilnH.
WILL CURE
Old or Young n males.
WILL IRE
Girls 40 sweet Sixteen.
WILL CURE
Pains in che side ~ Back
WILL CURE
Mysteries 70 Earvousneas
WILL CURE
PaipiLation af tho Heart.
WILL CURE
Girls lt W1rauhood
WILL CL RE
By kogniating.
WILL CUBE
Caa.a gf Ten foars.
Large Bottle 0uiF !
Druggists.
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GLOVES.

|L-TI Y ~
Kid SIX Lisi. Thread and laerinu Gloves az 10
new cuior. ana shapes. IN lrHaE variety
Lord Z Taylor Kid Gloves. buttons. Farrautss.
a. sl-J0 per pair. prise last season 81 o.
ALSO.
lace. Cambric. Linen aud SIX Haudkeruhiefs. and
beautiful Neczerchefs All prices nom L. inward
and all dnds Drsss Trimmings 20 match our gooda.
- Our Gooda AL drSt-class. We make .
point al all 1rdern exactly and the Interest u
1llTcuasers- We GUARANTEES AL purchases satis-
factory 20 huYeTr. and stand rrEdv 20 rrIuedy All
We invite orders. convinced that lraf trial
VII insure u the regular custom hereafter.
Catalogues 81 our entire STOCK sem 10 any address
on application.
All nrIiern for lsooda 70 be lcrumuanled ~ ~
money, where parties EiEh tfond1 viii 10 sent
by Express, Q. o. ID. Vherr The -efuiitarcr = "a.
lAFge. always rnturu the dlGerun-a
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-24

DRESSING GOWNS. SMOKING JACKETS AND
CAPS. sgaRFs. rlEa. uABRELLAs. GL0Vna.
AND OTHER ARTICLES FOR dENrLE1IEH,
SUITABLE FOR riE HOLIDAYS TO WHICH
THE ATTENTION or LADIEs - EIVLTED.
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PLAIN COLORED SILKS.

hAudsolus nd dnrabIs. all Eidiha s1-11 - 81 ~.
rhe CHAT AMERICAN nfDE8rRUCr19Ln iIi-2,
g. ~. a. n md g. -.
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Altar lDvurr. Iast
10 has proven ro .lo
the only reliable
emals RS 1iator
known. and is now
in Intensive ara 81
Rhyaiciana tiiruugh
out tha country.
For al -uaiea N
uuunlurnl n lutliT
l1stfucll0un 81 ez-
eeHegH for lur0
rhon 10 uliilts. lall-
ing af the Womb.
Liberation M rnn
N umh OIL lruaia.or
Green SD luraa.
NERVOUS Debility lN
froafratl8u aofa
ike "a charm Al
au Iron anl " 20
table ronia lLia uu
urrassed isuiuQ
che stomach. siding
digestion. lgiunE
TIE liver. aefI. rup-
ln COO l0 aHIs aud
1uii4ilg n0 ID ig-
leg rnrtnEnant
b ere rLl ~ tn
sfciem
a ruld 81 Al
arf au
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Ladies' and ChHdren's Suits ana
Fine Under CIetlfug-


E-leHe departments eInLr1c= ever thing pertain
ng 70 Female Costume. suited 70 all ages aud cir
ssIIlstancs1. For fal particulars see cztEioxuss.
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Nn PnISnNnus nRua9

DR. rUrr' . PILLS are prepared WITH
EreMC care and study in axziifr aafrfr rft-
uuGo WIN the Lllnltit tns 1E Hltetli lnlA
compatibility They lra safe. Conn ain
M dangerous drug hsuulre no change
Of diet ur uCrupnflGn.
Ps-ioe ~ Cents. Gs7ics % Murray sfrsef.
Vsrm Eqr-7s. Aofff 4rey..ffufs-ysr
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HnH n GREAT chance 20 make mon
IHa eV. II you cant sst gold you
ETH can get gFrsnhacHs. We need
HHA ~ person ia every town 70 take
" IL a subscriptions for the largest,
cheapest and best Illustrated family publica-
ton Ia tho world. ANY QUE can become
successful agent. The most elegant works of
Art given tree 10 .uoscriners- The price h. 80
low that almost avery body suusCri hes- One
agent reports making over $500 IN a wees 4
lady agent reports taking over 900 subscrlb-
ers in ten days. All VINO engage maze mou-
az fact, You can devote al your time -0 -he
business, or only yogr spare time- Gou need
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To costs nothing 20 Try ne business, No 1ne
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The People journal Portland Ne, ag-l
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convinced chat irl surr curo l0r H-ua-
liaIr. neural Eil- bruises. srrlius. saqe iuEs,
burns. eEta, i.Iora. .uuouI. piles, injured
imla-. scaids. raut. diuutLaIin, sore Throat.
t1uthaChe. helunche. insect bites. tia. collie,
rape-Furfu. 1tc-. Tor the human -ncc. And ia
A POSI- 1--WE CURE for swcauF, rirgrouna.
strains, Gallons, sinlwH. hurts. eurhs, ruts,
bruises, amonc-a strained 'atlocks, aplgIus,
collie, 1otta. uindEall. poll eFiia cattla and
sheep CONF 'aiuta, and All general .ilseases "a
stock. and fle uuEv other ara afiu us 1i both
man aud beast Desmond Hil for oslo by
SUmP'E Etl IL 8rANLNN. neiur wul
recommended By on druggists. uhyl liuns,
and svurv one who haa over usoa b. l'rico-
ID CENTS per 1attIe Frnrarcd 1F ~ = FA-
GAN a. EJ Philadclplit. 3rnuca office
Indianapolis Ind. ilcI-lv
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CONSUMPTION
Gu RED.

RN Old Physieias. retired from active prar-
4 riaa. having had placed IN hia hands by
ass East India Missionary the iofrau.a 81 g
vegegao,e Bamedy for tne sfeagly ana 1errna.-
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Cad Tidinq5 to the Afflicted
DIAMOND OIL,

IMMINENT 1aiveuuallr alsuov' "a Iad ~
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brought heforn he public M fhl Iil century,
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This popular and rrelt tellirE remedy so
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uuhounded ufuoia 1f "a merits by having
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Calarrh and al throat ana lung s.liaatisus;
also a pos i've and radieai curs ias rerrans
denlutv aua al lsrNuu. lpmrtAluzs. after
hagiaR lhoruugilF tested - yuaderfai en-
razIve uoEerr il uruusaEas o. cases, teHis s.
his duty 70 rnaEe e SHOWN 20 ms s1-@ffne
fel1oss. Actualsii b. ti.iz motive. and q ecu
s..ieutiouz ls-sre 70 relieve human sulserIng
m VIII send F2sEE 81 isifA ftf Z To a. ssills de-
zire il rfis rcoei C.. uilnfi directions ior lre
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