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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
From our w"II-strcet Corre,pun-
dent.
:pesin! Dispatch to The baltimore Sun.

Specia! Dispatch to the baltimore SUI.
New IoRK, Jan. 1.t.-ln looking
over the bank statements for tho last
six months the !" First National " up
pears among the most successful, and
As u result, the shares arc bid for VI
$50, with none offered This is the
bank which Sac Thompsons parted with
IhoIr interest in for %.11 rar aEarc, and
though less than L year hae elapsed, 80
successfully has it been mapaged 'Ea!
its stock t0.day is worth Gu its books
over $500. Or an advance Of more than
500 per share 10 less Ihaa twelve
months Such All instance Of bank
prosperity wheD the times are cons;d.
cred, may safely be sci down us with.
"Gt parallel in banking. But i.
shows what brains eau do.
As gold spp'Oachrs 1V2 people im,
asiue TINT we arc within : per ceut, o:
specie payments, and that vixen gold is
quoted ut par" thcu We shall be oa q
specie basis This is L mistake. II
gold vas par to.moro We should still
be on y currency basis. aud the demand
for geld in tina. case would be such
that it would immediately command n
pFcmirm again. With gold quoted u,
PER it eight DO possible to get few
dollars UT greGub'cks exchanged for il
on the street. us tt m.cr, but no specie
broker Or hank would exchange n itous.
aud dollars of gold for thOusaul dol,
lars Vt grceubacks, Nor would baub
pay check in gold
There will be no resumption of spc,
e'e payments, therefore, even II gold
should fall to 100, until the govern
mcRt resumes. and tho date for this i.
still year distant circumstance
may arise to cause or compel rcpca
OF this measure, but in no event ca.
general resumption take place uatil til,
government is string enough to leac
The way. It is well for this to b.
borOc in mind by those who imagin,
because gold is quoted 1921 that V,
hure nothing to do but 10 resume.
Some Of our most thoughtful banker
do hot regard financial affairs AS hayiuI
seen their worst. All this year the
sy is ,s be year Of trial, and the Sc
Tercs, suggesting Of the ifIcon year
that are past. It's to be the crucibl
that will leave only the puro gold be
hind, aud up,n this the new fabric 0
tho nasiou's industrial prosperity is t
be erected.
The meeting to ra!ify tue new Goa
agreement will be held on Wednesday
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
Armistice--Grcat Distress omong tho
Turks.

LOSpoS, January 13.-Bnroncss
Burdett Coutts, as tbs representative Of
contributions to the Turkish relief
fund. received the following telegram
from Mr.. Lnyari. British Ambassador
at Gco-,aN,jnopIe: Tue distress is il.
area:ing Terribly. FugitivGs are ar
rIvIpg ~ thousands. Nine trains are
expected today from AltiauOplc,
bringing lG, 900 tusilircs mostly wo
'ueu and children, who will make the
journey IN open tgucsS during heavy
snow fall! a large lumber Of other
fugitiSes will arrive shortly. I have
engaged housu Ee.r the station to 10.
c,iyO mcss of the destitute aud provide
for tho GistrIbgticu Of food Twelve
h.udscd sufferers we're lodged and re.
lieycl &c day. Funds are urgently re
gairel. The Tn'Eisk government is
doing its best, but its action is almost
PnrnIyz si by the Oyot wItclming ulagni-
tadc Of the misery it has to deal with.
LONDON, January 10 "A Pera cor.
responder; says that the suIIerings Of
the Gugiiiyes from Geld and hunger arc
beyond description. Five children
were takeu dead from siugls train.
CoxsTASrEyopLS, January IA
long Cabinet council took place today
The Porte has as yet received 10 reply
either from London or tic Russiuu
head quarters, respecting the asmis:iOa.
Tho population are iFritatcd ugaius,
England, who. it is declared. is NOR.
tally responsible for Turkeys mistor.
tunes. There is great distress among
tho refugees from Adtanspla
TIrLEs. Jpauury l$.--ln a calvary
engagement near B4ibur. the Turks
have been defeated and driven 10 Kop
Dogh Erzrroum has been completely
Invested since January 0
ST. PETERSBURG, January -
GruGG Duke Nicholas tsIcgruphs from
GaIirovs MS follows: II have arrived
here aud awai! further Intelligence
from General Rrdpisky. To morrow
will cross the Balkans. Ten thousand
Iprisuurrs havc arrived here aud are
ocing Dispatched to various dptilaa'
ItiOns"
General Karsyoff, after clearing the
Gyopsa Valley OF Turks. dIsprcncd 4
column toward Nalaier. ind has UcIu.
pied KIsssura, where he united the
attachments of his division coming
!, from Ststi'iz, aud Tctoven. GcuGraI
GOurk" hAs occupied lkhIiman.
The condition Of the Cars health ID
satisfactory. and the reports published
liza London to tho contrary are fulse.
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The Dead King.

EoNE, Jan. liking IIumbert |
has ordered the Italian Court to 20 III
mourning for six months, 1t is said
llumtert, though originally in favor Of
Turin, is now disposed to agree to Vie.
tor Emmsnucl's remains being iu'errcd
IN Romc, but he will consult his broth.
ers.
Signor Maneiui intends to Introduce
bill in Parliament appointing the
Pantheon as the future buri4I place Of
tue Savoy family.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

TAG UNITED STATES SENATE ha'
been occupied for several days in dis
cusing the Silver RiIl and the right OIL
tic Government to pay the bonds il
geld or silver. Senator voorhees,, Of
Indiana made mastery speech OF
Tuesday last, III favor Of the bill, III
reviewed at leugth the cours: Of Shcr.
man aud others Us to former LcgisIn
ton on this suhjecs,nnl showed clearly
to all unparalleled minus tina; g:sur
injustice had been done the pc opIc, il
the interest Of the bondhOldcrs.
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The Diocese of West virginia.

NEWARK, n j., Pee. 1O'-Rev
D. J. Il. EcclesIoa. Of TRULY Church.
this city, has formally declined tue
EpiscOpatc of wcA Yirgiain. In u
letter to the standing committee of that
diocese he says: After mOath Of
patient and praycrful consideration Of
tho election, no does not feel it bis du.
ty to accept. aud sees no possibility of
reaching different conclusion. 1t is
understood that he wi'iIcmain here
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

RICHMOND, w., January It'll,
caucus last night Of thr debt party "
the General Assembly klOwn rs til,
he adjusters endorsed tue play which
requires thirty.Gyc cents out of Gny
cents on every buAircd dollar. assessed
for '"xcs to be yrid M money. and mol
in coupvD., aal instructed their com.
mi''cr 10 report bill leluudirg tho
pubic { bI iu'o three per cent bOad..
This debt question has split tue Gou.
serY"tIve party ia the Legislature
The wirg composing this caucus have
independent and Republican cO.opera.
ton with them.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

Tie Democratic members Of tho Ohio
Legislature, did noble act in rlecting
pcudlcton TO tho United Siatos Senate
to succeed SItnlcy Matthews. Mr.
Pendlcton il a statesman Of the first
ericr, Nth boldnsss and integrity. t,
rcsis, close la, are attempting Il
bankrupt The couatry for tue bcucG
Of tic few.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
The Eastern War

The frequent and severe dcfests Of
the Turkish armies in tue LIST six
weeks has compelled tho Turkish Gov
eminent to seek peace, sDd c,mmis-
siOncrs have been sent to trcst With
the Russiar Government
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

REPRESENTATIVES, NyuOUs. of Nov
York succeeded in getting his rcsolu,
through the House a few days ago.
providing for thorough investigation
Of alleged i!legA! and corru?: conduct
on The part Of some of the executive
officers under Grants administration
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

GgXrRAL MCCLCL.AS was Iuaugura-
ted Governor of New Jersey Oh Tues
day last. a larg" aud enthusiastic
crowd WIS prc,eI. TO greet til. Cover.
nor,
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- Hon J. y. Camden and Col
.pclaplain, have been sppojatcd by
President Hayes, Commissioners from
this State, to'Ihc Paris Exposition.
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Chn!Eant L Bare have Just received
0 barrels Of bell top lamp chimncyF,
No, /, for s cculs each.
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Go to Moore Bros. aud get sovrU
shot revolver aal box Of cartridges
for So So
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The best and Cheapest
Oysters at Mrs liindcnaCii' =
she will furnish select Gys-
GeTs al l@C's per quart. and
Standard tor 30c!s. Give
hcr Il call.
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Go and sec thcglass.warc at Gregg
rvs.
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Ladies', 60 to Moore Bros. and sec
the patent cold handled Smoothing IT.
ouI.
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G.-G.-G.-GTegory's Great Gro
Gerry.
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Apples and potatoes always on bnuj
u. Briukman's
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pL.tS QuEsTioSs.-Arc your lungs
Infected? Have you hectic cough
Z: so. consumption has fastened j''
ftngs upon you at Uacc-usc Piso''
Cure, for sale at Chalraat & Bare's.
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Sweet dried corn and pickles Of the
best quality at Barnes.
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Highest market price paid for all
kinds Of prodscC ut Eatnes'. Bring in
y3ur eggs.
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That graveyard cough. Use risO''
Cure. Chalfnnt 4 Bsfc sole agents.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

NEW GooDs.-sMI. Cox wishes
to inform her customers aud the public
generally TINT sho has just received a
large stock Of new goods. consisting o
every variety Of articles KEEP, in her
line. Her stock of lIaudksrchicfs,
Nubias and Gloves are unusually fuc
and attractive, and would make ;urprO,
pirate aid a;cc Christmas gifts
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Go to Moore EEus. and get fire Sc
fe. your vito.
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American aud Freush Candies ii
Barnes.
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Knitting ysrDs. hosiery, &c, at tlrs.
CUx's.
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Go to CregoEy's and get light BROW
sugar Tor 10 ccnIs aud white 70; 12h
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WANTED to cure II case rf Catar,h il
each nrirl!UrloUd, with Dr. Karnfcr'
Eomsdy, to introduce it. t.n!t nrr.
G. Tilton, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1ec!I3n
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Beet pickles. choice minco meat. bo.
logua sausage, sHrdines. and scotch
SNUFF atNlrs. I'uuersou's
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Four seel stogics for five
cents at the Cigar Factory.

Apples, Oranges aud Lemons .!
WiIkinson's.
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A iinc assortment Of French Candies
at WilkinsOn's.

-
A tinc assortment Of French Candies
at WilkinsOn's.
Sweet dried corn and pickles Of the
best quality ut Barnes.
G.-G.-G.-GTtgory's Great Gro
Gerry.
Cha!fant L Bare have Just received
0 barrels Of bell top lamp ehimncyE.
No |, for 5 cculs each.
Go to Moore Bros. aud get sever
shot revolver pal box Of cartridges
for So SO.
Apples and potatoes always on hand
.. Briukman's
White sugar l2lriS ut Barnes.
All kinds Of family groceries of the
very best guilty at Barnes.
Fine cut cheTine tobacco. twist plug
aud navy. seed s,ogies, Tar Ilecl;,&c
-
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\ fuc Inc Of gents Navy Blue and
Seal Brown Hats Just received ut Dun.
riugtoa's.
A fine limo Of gents scarf piEs al
Duuningtou's.
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SveelM Notices.

Candies and CmfeetioneEies at Will
kinson's.
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White sugar l21rts at Barnes.
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FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED
DAILY AT WILKlNsON'S.
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Bring your eggs to Gregory's and
get IL cents per dozen.
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Go to lYiIkiusOn's for Atmore
Miacc.mCat.
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4 tino os,orIwepr OF bohemian z,
SEES .. Barnes.
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Please Ma, take me down to Greg
nry's.
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Dried APPLES ut Brinkmnu'r.

KalsinS ind Gurrants u, wilkinson
-ncw crop.
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BOOK 4 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT

chool Books, Blink hooks and stationery,
Al all ,ip,rs good assOrtmsn; on hands at excee
iagly low prices.
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having associated our.
scITrS together for tho
purpose Of conducting Tbs
DRUG TRADE. We caIl
the attention OF the public
! to cur stock, which Is rar-
led aud complalr; and on
long experience in tue
: practical BEARINGS at the
! Drag business is Sufficient
10 cOlnumnd the confidence
heretofore rrrosrd IN iIir
] Elrnltrts Of tic Inn tn!
only itSiIr is 10 C0nduCi
the business in every pr.
;icrlar to the satisfaction
II
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-04-23


A NEW CURE FOR BURNS.-It has
been ascertained that the very best rem
edy for burns aud scalds is the applica-
ton of common cooking soda or any
other alkali in neutral form, which
will afford instantaneous cessation from
pain. In all cases ofsuperdcial burning
this simple treatment will effect per-
feet cure in few hours, and thes9verest
burns and scalds soon yield to it. At a
recent meeting of the Massachusetts
Dental Society in Salem, DIR. Waters, OF
Boston, gave practical demonstration
of this theory By test that required
considerable nerve and more faith in the
efficacy of the treatment to put into
operation.
The Doctor dipped a sponge into boil
ing water and squeezed it over his wrist,
the water flowing around the arm and
encircling it with a severe scald two
inches wide. Not content with this, be
dipped the sponge a second time and
pressed closely on the under side of his
wrist for half a minute, thus making a
deep burn. He then applied bi-carbon-
ate of soda and laid over it a wet cloth,
and the intense pain was banished as
by magic. Next day the sealds, with
the exception Of the part purposely
made so severe, were practically healed,
only slight discoloration of the skin
showing where the water had flowed,
this too, without a second application of
soda
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-04-23

THERE'S DUST ON YOUR GLASSES.
Il don't eften put on glasses to exam
inc Katy's work, but one morning, not
long since, I did so upon entering q
room she had been sweeping.
"Did you forget to open your windows
when you swept, Katy ?" I inquired,
"this room is very dusty II think
there is dust on your eye glass, ma'am,"
she said modestly. And sure enough
the eye glasses were at fault, and not
Katy. 1 rubbed them off and every
thing looked bright and clean, the car
pet like new, and Katy's face said-I'm
glad it was the glasses and not me this
time. This has taught me a good les
son, said to myself upon leaving the
room, and one shall remember through
life.
That evening Katy came to me with
some kitchen trouble. The cook had
SO. When her story was finished,
said smiling, ''There is dust on your
glasses, Katy; rub them off and you
and left the room.
it is quite common to hear them say to
I C&CA OtACA w. UAS1O . uuSt Ou yOul
glasses" Sometimes I am referred to-
mamma, Harry has dust on his glass
| es; can't he rub them Off"
/ When I hear person criticisipg an
other, coAdemning, perhaps course
of action he knows nothing about
drawing differences prejudicial to tht
person or persons, think right away
"thsre's dust on your glasses; rub i
off" The truth is, everybody WEAR
these very same glasses, only the dus
is little thicker on some than other
land needs harder rubbing to get it off.
| I said this to John one day, som0lit
| tie matter coming up that called fertl
the remark: "There are some people
wish would begin to rub then" said he
"There is Mr.. So and So and Mrs. 81
land SO, they are always ready to pick a
some one, to slur, to hint, I don't know
what; I don't like them" II thinl
my son John has wee bit on his glass
es just now ;" he laughed and asked
I"What is a body to do?" "Keep you
own we'll rubbed up, and you will NO
know whether others need it or not"
II WILL" he replied. think as fami
, ly we are all profiting by this little in
eident, aud through life will never for
get the meaning of-"There is dust o.
, your glasses"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-04-23

TALMAGE ON SOUTHERN LOYALTY.
The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, the not
ed New York Presbyterian preacher,
has been sojourning in the South and
gives the result of his observation in the
following:
During nay two weeks at the South,
mingling with all classes of people, and
in perpetual conversation, often incog-
nitO, heard not one unkind word to.
ward the North or Northern people
My opinion is that if, to-day, a North
ern man gets hanged at the South. it is
because he deserves to be hanged. Those
Congressional politicians who are en-
larging upon the belligerent state of the
South must have some bad designs or
be President-making. There is no spirit
OF fight in the South. I do not speak
Of what I read speak of what knew.
My observation is that there is not SO
much need that the South be recon-
structed toward the North as that the
North should be reconstructed toward
the South. No man on a lecturing plat
form to-day, in the South, can make
any allusion implying loyalty to the
United States Government but his voice
Will be drowned out by the uproar of
enthusiasm. There is no more use for
Federal military at New Orleans than
in Brooklyn. And yet there are men
hereabouts who are still cursing Presi
dent Hayes because he Withdrew the
military, and have not Nund out in the
last fourteen years that the war is over
Let our newspapers and eur platforms
quit stirring up the old strifes. There
is now absolutely nothing to fight about.
Peace from Passamaquoddy Bay to Lake
Ponchartrain. Let there be peace.n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-04-23

A GIRLS ELoPEMENT WITH A Ne
GRo-THE MOB KILL HIM.-St. Louis,
April 13.-A special 10 the st. Louis
Globe Democrat from Houston, Texas,
states that years ago farmer named
Mcclure, living in Walker county, and
head of very respectable family, hired
a young negro man named Walker Den
ing to work on his farm. Mcclure has
three daughters, one of them, Miss Fan
ME Mcclure, a handsome young girl of
seventeen, and who stood well in soeie-
ty. Recently Miss Fannie eloped with
this negro from her fathers house at
dead of night and in a wagon. They
escaped to the railroad depot, aud thence
came to Houston last Thursday, taking
up their abode in a negro hut on the
outskirts of the city. Miss McGuire's
brother started in pursuit, and on Sun
day morning last, by the aid of detec-
tive, found the pair. The Houston au-
liberties arrested the negro On the charge
of carrying concealed weapons and threw
him into Jail, and the girls brother and
uncle took her back home. In the mean
time Justice D. D. Holland, of Riverside,
Walker county, sent a warrant to the
Houston sheriff after Dening, who was
forwarded Tuesday evening on the In
ternatienal train in charge of Deputy
J. F. Morris. The latter delivered the
prisoner to Justice Holland and took a
receipt for him. The negro was placed
in an unoccupied house, with trace
chain around his neck and licked to a
staple in the floor. Towards midnight
on Tuesday mob of twenty men on
horseback, armed with double-barrelied
shot guns, rode into Riverside and de-
manded the keys to the house where
Dening was. Deputy-Sherif Morris
and Operator John, who were watching
them, were ordered off. The mob then
went in and struck the prisoner, who
ratified the chain as he awoke. He cried
ooh !" and the mob began shooting. At
every shot Dening screamed and cried
for help, till the last four shots, when
his voice was still. Two pounds Of shot
were left in his body. 4 whole load of
buckshot was put into his hsaft. The
mob then remeunted their horses and
rode away in the moonlight. The corpse
was left lying with its face to the floor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-04-23
A DEBATABLE QUESTION.

While much has been written con-
corning the use of ''put up" medicines,
the question il still an open one, and de.
mands OF the people careful considers
lion. The salient points may be briefly
stated, and answered as follows: list
Are the sick capable of determining
their real condition, the nature of their
malady, and selecting. the proper rene
dy or means Of cure? 2d-Can a physi-
clan, no matter how skillful, prepare q
universal remedy, adapted to the pecu-
ilar ailments of large class Of people,
residing in different ATTITUDES, and sub
Ject to various climatic influences In
answer to the first proposition, we would
say, diseases are named and known by
certain "signs" or symptoms, and, as
the mother does not need a physician to
tell her that her child has the whooping-
cough, or indicate a remedy, so people
when afflicted with many of the symp-
toms conoomitant to "impure blood"
torpid liver" and "bad Digestion" re-
quire no other knowledge of their con-
dition, or the remedy indicated, than
they already possess. Second propesi-
tion-Many physicians argue that dis
eases are sectionally peculiar, and that
their treatment must therefore vary, and
yet quinine, morphine, podophyllin,
and hundreds of ether remedies are pre-
scribed IN 0U countries to overcome Ger
tain conditions. Is it not, therefore,
self-evident that physician whose
large experience has made him familiar
with the many phases incident to all
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consumption, and c0tarrh, can prepare
q series of remedies exactly adapted to
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been engendered? The family medi-
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his Favorite Prescription cures those
weaknesses peculiar to women, aftel
physicians have failed. His Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, which are sugar coat
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are sure and certain cure for torpid
liver and constipation. If you wish te
save money by avoiding doctors anG
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