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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Domestic Recipes.

PUMPKIN FRITTKRs.-FOur table
spoonfuls of pumpkin left from dinner,
two eggs, half 3 pint of milk, two table.
spoonfuls of brown sugar. Thicker
With -four into . batter Of the consist
ency of waffle batter. Beat until light,
and fry in boiling lard, two or three
spoonfuls to each fritter.
STRAWBERRY PUDDING.-One pint
sour milk, half pint sweet milk, two
eggs, one tablespoonful cream, three cups
strawberries, a little salt, and flour
enough to make q thick batter. Bake
and eat with cream and sugar.
BEATEN BIsCUIT.-One quart of -four,
q large tablespoonful of lard, one tea
spoonful of salt, and a small pinch of
soda; mix into q very stiff dough, with
sweet milk; beat thirty minutes; OF if
you use a kneader, run the dough back
and forth until rather soft and perfectly
smooth.
Sort IcING.-The whites of four eggs,
one pound and a half of powdered sugar,
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice. For
this icing the eggs must be whipped
alone. Break the whites into q broad
dish: whip with long, eve strokes for
fifteen minutes; then add the sugar;
whip it we'll in; then the lemon juice,
and, if needed, allow extra sugar for the
juice.
STyFFING FOR POULTRY AND FISH
Two cups of light bread or cracker
crumbs; one cup of mashed potatoes;
one egg well beaten; butter size of An
egg; one small teaspoonful of sage and
savory; one dozen clans or oysters chop
ped; moisten with warm, rich, new milk,
adding salt and pepper to the taste. This
is nice for poultry and fish; for duck,
goose or wild game of any kind, an onion
chopped fine and added is an improve
ment.
COCOANUT ICING.--Take half q pound
of fnely-grated cocoanut, the white Of
four eggs, and one pound of powdered
sugar; break the whites into a broad, fiat
dish, sprinkle on a little sugar and whip
it with long, even strokes; after five
minutes whipping throw on more sugar
and whip again, and repeat this unit
the sugar is all used up; half an hours
whipping should be sufficient to make q
smooth, firm icing; then whip in tn,
cOcOanut; 1t lemon Juice IL used Tor ma
voring, allow an extra handful of suga,
for one t~easpoonful of juice.
EscALLoPED MEAT.-Take bits O
cold roast or tender steam, chop fine, an,
season with sage, pepper and salt, pre-
pare bread or crackers as for stufing
turkey; butter a dish (earthen bakinI
dish is the best); cover the bottom o
the dish with a layer of stufing; add
layer of meat; alternate the stufing an,
the meat until the dish is full; fnisl
with stufing; cover the top with SINAI
pieces of butter. and bake a nice brown
This makes a very palatable dish, and i
q nice way to use up stale bread an
pieces of meat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

AN exemplary clergyman, who is
somewhat weak in the pulpit, relates
with much good nature how n "elevat-
ed" drover, whom he met in = coach,
did in all kindness try to gloss over this
inferiority. "Ah, DR.. b." said the
drover, his heart warmed by good bar
gains at a great market, Eye dinna ken
me, but / ken you. I'm whiles in your
parish. There is no q better likit man
anywhere; yer own folk jist adore ye.
Who cares ABBOT preaching"
COOP health ISL blessing only attained
by careful attention to the real wants Of the
body; but by how many ways do We sggra-
vate symptoms and produce diseases It IL
difficult to cure, frequent among which Is
Heart Disease, Nervousness, Sleepless or
Wakeful nights. Among the many forms
of Heart Disease are P~alpitation, Enlarge
ment, Spasuns of the Heart, St0ppage of the
Action of the Heart, Trembling all over and
about the Heart, Ossification or Bony For.
nation of the Heart, Rheumatism, Gthersl
Debility and Sinking of the Spirits. 1Acse
troubles can be cured by the use Of DR..
Graves HEART REGULATOR. Send to the
sole agent, F. Z. INGALLS,, Concord, N. H.,
for a pamphlet of testimonials, etc. For sale
by druggists at so cents n 81 per bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

CRAMPS and pains in the stomach or
bowels, or in any part of the body, no mat
ter how severe or what the cause, can be
relieved by JoAason's Anodyne Linimcnt used
internally and externally.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Al this Season Of the Year,

The human system Ia liable to become diaordered
from the insutficient efforts Of the liver to discharge
the excess of bile. II nature is not assisted In her ef-
forts severe bilious attacks, or prostrsting fevers
necessarily follow, causing great suffering and even
death. A little timely precaution, hewever, will pre-.
vent all this, and may be found in that favorite house
hold remedy, MIN Liver Regulator.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

SHOULD not forget that the way to reach
a husbands heart is through his stomach.
Use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER in making
biscuits, bread, cakes, rolls, mullins, ETC.,
and they will be nice, light, digestible and
whoIesome.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

MORE than twenty years ago we had
chills and fever, and the recollection of 1t
makes us shake even now. But this disease
no longer ~terrifes us. Parson's Purgatire
Pills are a sure preventive,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

II. cotton crop O the soatA i excel.
lept this aeeeeps.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

For upwards of thirty years Mn.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP hiss been used
for children with never-fsiling success. 1t
c~orrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys-
EMERY and diarrh9a, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old and well.
tried remedy. Is cts. a bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

No Family should be without a box
Of GRAcE's SALvE. In cases of Cuts,
Burns, Scalds, Flesh Wounds, ETC., where a
remedy is wanted immediately. it will be
found invaluable. 1t will also cure Ulcers,
Felons, Corns, Chapped Hands, C~hilblains,
! old Sores. etc,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

and put in order the different machines
ne useA These simple articles prevent
days and weeks Of delay, besides adding
to the length Of time Implements will
last. 1t pays to have conveniences, and
also to get what you do buy OF a good
ouality.-Lancaster Farmer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

o and Maggie 70 . rustic seat above
the stream, Close to Z tall and shelterin9
tree, they sat together ThiIe the more
ventufesOmc Of the party climbed the
tall rocks Of wandered mp the stream,
leaPing from Stone to stone, where
assistance and much holding of
hands ~ = necessity.
Oh, 10 Devon streams, for what are
70 mot responsible? How many happy
iiaces ye have mirrored in your spark
ling watersf
Frank and .Jessie chatted for some
time on Indifferent subjects, until At last
ahe sighed deeply, and said half alb
sently:
a0h, how very sorry 1 shall be to
leave here. / have been 30 happy"
Then shs added, " Every one has been
kindlto ma"
" am dreadfully sorry you must so,n
he rid, with m answering sigh, and rs
he spoke, he knew not how-how does it
ever happenf their hands touched; his
fingers claspcd herA and hers were not
withdrawn. The train va fired.
"Jemie, dearest Jessie" be whispered.
: yoa love nei win you Be my
W1toI
There vas no reply, unlen IN almost
i~mperceplble pressure of the taper An
geEs coNld b 70 termed. Frank took il
Tor anent, and bending down he kissed
ths lovely face once, twice, thrice, till
tho cheeks were - brilliant q the Grim.
ron roee she wore in her dre@.
" ~ own, my darlingl" was al he
rid. A sharp pal Of thunder paned
away unheeded = he spoke. After 1
panA ~ Fesnned:
80 you do love me, Jesiel / never
thought you would care for me, dear"
Indeed I do,p she whispered; "why
should I notf But / often wondered
that you INJECTED ms y your companion
~ these weekss Tor / am - unfortu-
nate.e
VIII, NJ darling. how an you nm
toItsssssi' = BE- paled bio arn around
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

WA044 WS0O1S - WWCaS NV kAoG~
hoppers make their approach . board IL
placed crosswise Of tie ditch and the
water forced under. A small quantity
Of coal oil h then plAesd in the water
above, and floating down EemainsDn the
surface at the nine thus formed The
young hoppers . dzivsn into The ditch,
-. - no,aas oo~n S.cn 80 g. oal.
elvc Up tae snd aIe carried % tne
oossom OF we aiscn, wnere ne sheveled
= oon0 ooe!o y placed . me
Giscn ~ OF ~ Ieet In1tner dewn when
s'e nEss = Iem0veG, ana - eeme = pro.
- Foee taiouen Win. @ on untal
sno o1'o u uae ua'cn
THIS timely item appears ii the &b.sk-
en- Hxsbandasaa: To destroy buss on
squaahes and cucumber vines, dissolve .
tablespoonful Of mltpeter in . pailful of
water; put . pint q this around each
hill, shaping the earth % that II viii not
spread much, and the thing 4 done.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
MASTER OF ONE THING.

Jack of all trades seldom succeed in iaak
ing much money. To do one thing sxtrs
well is about all man can do. He may
aim to be . prince in ONE line OF business.
He cannot be very great merchant, con.
tractor, manufacturer, farmer, builder,
railroad operator, speculator and cattle.
drover at one and the same time. He must
AXE some one of these to his heart and
had, and make specially Of that ons n
isthe only way that great trade schemes
ar. pushed ahead and that millionnaires
are made. This one-idea theory will hold
good in every calling of life; and no
better advice can be given to youth than
that contained in these words: "Do soms
onething in life, and do it well," -,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
IMEDICAL.l
From the Earliest Aces

|SCRoFULA has been the barle and as l,
We're, the curse of mankind, Moses. dfl The
18th chapter of Leviticus, lays down VERY
explicit 1es ON thiB qaseRae. So terrible
and lOatasome had 1t been consid sredthen
that person known to he infected with II
wodla mot be allowed IT, mix with society
The jews regarded 1T o. sI Idlylne inniction
and believed there was no cure Tor it II
wasthen the SIMS ola youth or d .diviatioh
mona the paths ofIvtftile WePe punished as
long as life lasted,le Happily In our day,
the sience or med jcine has been developed
|thei great storeho onse iof Nat ure fufiishes o
remedy, the disease sBtrippsd3 0frttBI ter-
|ror by the use e0fthe8AMAkIEAN'S ROOT
[ANUH HERB JUICES, and the VtctiIa OF
sSrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
|Iftter, etc; cam be restored tos0und health
IN 2 few weeks. That there are, thousands
now whose conditions are IA bad as those
Of the dark ages we arewen aware Many
now fall to find d cure as well as they did
then, To hal such The Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy hoOn
eradicating all impurities from tie blood,
and making the complication bright and
Healthyla Allow bottfesow1llr lref1oY6 pim-
pies or blOtches, thereby doing away with
oosmeties ana powders, ROOT AND HERB
JUICES ,$l26 per bottlesi 7S6htby express
70 any address,: nEss1MooNStnrd, 81 Ess1M.ooNStnrd i I'd I'd. 'a !:
a'5' 9i5 Racestraaf lPRiialieip6ia p.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
AN InIPOssIBLE STORY.

Tey are telling now about q man In
Dubuque who buried tive dozen bottles Of
whisley in his cellar twenty-thrse years
ago, and forgot all about them, and
when hey were accidentally dug up last
week, te whiskey was found to be superb.
How people will lie. The man may have
buried he whiskey in his cellaf, but il he
forgot about it, it was because he was
struck b, lightning or hanged the psxt
day. .--DSoit FFse Press. Hl1I[lf 40
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
Tape Worm Removed Alive
!. f. Kunkel's 2 :tlstfalr&E!
u Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair, ,91nJ = z

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing anC
Hair Cleaner In the world. g y hey renSoyl
dandruf. alley irritation, soothe and COD
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling off, and promote the growth inos
very short time, They preserve and beaH
They ialparta brilliancy and Sill ap
pearapce TO braid and wiry hairy aad BIS
lhait dressingsthey are unriva led; retadi
cate dand' uff and prevent badness tThs
Shampoo cleansrthe hair, removes erSece
scrnfs sitching, Efnptton. Cures headache
aaused'by heat'AAnd fatigue. ~ kuukefi
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to D NAT,
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry
marsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle ST
Ask your drugsls for them or send to &.
kEnkeI Proprietor, NO. 259 North Ninth
street obiladelphip ~ 5-7
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

.MGB 'awu.,>4 BOO
schoebetn named thesubst6hSV which he
discovered Ozone. from the Greek word
t.Ozeip III signify Tying TO sspaelhc He supposed
C Enat ~ Was Oxygen in an active and highly
Feieetro-negatfves state. M 0bSerYations do
not warrant these cancellations. as SUBJ
stances (snoh. &s Ch1Ofatei or P6tassa, etC,,)
that yield large quantities W Oxygen give
but little Ozone, while others Producing
pToa9ct,pg porasa,g 1ttte or n0 ~ oxygsn Yield large
lied organic bodies are Csdarl Wood, Pine
Leaves, Blood, etc. .etc.S on the Mineral
salts, ALUM. surphnnt ChlDrids Of Soda,
ETC, may bs mentioned AAag8nts yielding
'0sons O5a n IN IN abundanSss, {! 4, may 20 man
" IIactqred rom al oz8hi4eh bodies by
matter. and the rapid 9iiaiutek grafton 81 all
2zonized aabstance& either aby means Of
Ozone IL the antiseptic pfincipie of every
substance posse ess1ng the power, to preserve
ANIMAL ana Vegetable STRUCTURES from de-
cay. The preventative and purifying quail
HasSs itiSs q Sahlt carDoiiS AS!d Chloride Of
OF OZOh6. - 5IJ8 G"d1GlE 2GE4& MElE%AtF
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
md hsrbapsA Aa6i gthas b1r5Sbsr

.ns Tsrlabs jill ltlssl ltlsEbsr Sd she
sent for him, and together t.ey talkeh II
the days which, we're, and how much aGaSh
1EaEgay@8s4 theHT TtAeH mo- ftsd,
each feeling glad that ths- other had mot
been dr. ShS3Sss Masthiug ws9 e.
,Sissas 5aas a., y sss
Dank's weary eyes and a ightness ir her
ssY8ics, uhtif dt@5ss task sSd hss $ithl gus!- gGuas!
s;lsiss and bseaa tssKiul As.ef fSshsPs death
~''Sashn was more ii Blessing than .aorroknto
hsrashb bsipyM mother. :, 4
But Edgar Richardson, although aAs
came Yffsp % p ths cjd farm m house ID rfhs
Hill, paid but littls attention to his Slden
love, for she was weary worn womaA Ind
he we'll preserved man in the vig3g s0t
middle life; and 80 the bloom and bjauty
of Clarice-dear, dainty little Clariceh hyas
much more to his liking than the pals
sallow woman who called herself Her
mother. She was the exact image Of the
bewitching Dank he had left behind when
he was young and years were few. Sp he
tried to win her simple heart, and fhsn
he had done so he asked her motherS
blessing. 2.'n ~"
Poor Dank! Poor, proud spirited Dankl
She met the earnest appeals of the Hand+
some lover with bold front, but vhenl
she lookedlinto the girlish face of lClarrice,
ls,oeans 'uato oIher os1 Yhsn G.tilsSs sde, II al
the maiden before her, her courage almodt
gave way. Then, remembering her own.
blighted life, and seeing her child's joyS,o
she gave them her earnest blessing +anda
Clarice became bride. 3 J
1t was Edgar's desire to return to Eng
land at once, but as Clarice would not leave
her mother and Dank refused to 90 with
them, they settled near the farm, and from
that hour Dank began to droop. until the
day came when her eyes closed to Till
earth's scenes. 0larice proved herself q,
most devoted nurse, but all through Danks
sickuess something seemed to trouble her,
and when III her last nom elits she took helG'
ohild's hand IN hers, andscasting her fsdssa
Ing eye so strangely alight with beams
from the unknown world upon her, asked
earnestly ,ao
"Clarice, are you happy2" IN
The girl wondered at her eagerness, but
the low answer, Perfectly, so dear
mother" and the blush which flooded bar
cheek, seemed to satisfy the questioh hsf,
for with . ''Thank God, Dank .Hopkint6n
turned her face to the wall and yielded up
her life's pain.
They buried her beside her husband in
the old family lot, and Edgar reared q
costly monument above her head; but only
"Dank" was inscribed thereon, and UNDER
meath, in gilt letters, the mysterious words,
s"Thank God. &" No." I'll 9Ia
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
.asgILgN u.-@ LIT
PEABODY, HOTEL

BThe large and elegan Hotel has been re-
centdy fitted In the most exq tiisfte style by
the the celebrated 7Professor Paine.5 The
Professor exercises personal snpervision
eyer every; article of food which comes
INTO the STEWARDS department. before it is
given QUITO the cooks. Milk and other ar
tlcles Of dietarcregularlyin inspected: hence
Notwithstanding the large number of guests
not q rsingfe Case ofrdisease has occurred,
and, The Invalid RECEIVERS with remarkable
facility. The PROFESSOR has thus converted
1i $hrstsc class Hotsl ihto' o. sanctuary OF
rs alth, isstead. otEaI pestrh h9nseapf disease.
as Is frequently the case with Hotels, He
has the most EXT eefish ced Manakers, at
tenttveIW Walters and fsotenaf6 Cooks. who
cater to the comferty health and happiness
of the guests, instead Of khaspassi6ns and
morbid appetites. The eharGesars In keep
room and three meals Rooms without
board; rom 70 ;ents to $l; LWeekly3 hoard
per week. Se' en- meal tick ets aDr al
N a1Go ago4I edaRdscoF s'eaff
Open day nd night-the cars running
past the doorC Dnvey passengers to or from
nf NJ - <<,Rk ~
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

~ y 10 5NIs VI 3JFtIEA % tDIL n tIIIJ t5I1 ~
INV. eau make money faster 1T work, tdf
II athaat at anytlhngnease apitalM mot re-
MtnpAgeds @eoWiM " start yonpb vlESs. Ia
IN AefHe Nl aSlea by othen ndnstrions siaen.
WOMEN, boys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
WnIAA0r us; Now is the time. .teAfenf s1t
OUTFIT and terms Free. ADDRESS TRUE & a..
augusta, Maine,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

The horte chestnut, was first brought to
Europe frm Asia about 1850. Deef in
English paks are so fond of the fruit that
they have hen known to show fight Yhen
driven off. In Bushy Park, close to Hamp-
ton Court, tisre is superb avenue of these
trees which \ May thousands flock to dec. Z
N FLA&& 81 E1 = 4 az g
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paper has more than trebled. during fthe
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E5.m |s;,aaI e1aaTltFoREfGN NEWS ~ 1sd3
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|a foiW P0LITICAL NEWS. 7dn5 ~
embracing ieomplsserahH comprehensive
full CgepogP of the speeches Of eminent
politiciAns on the Questions of the hour,
THE, FARM, DEPARTMENT f'iw
s s ssR1s " p4sa,,ss hs
d1acovsries reIetingND the bSutiss lof the
farmer hints tor raising, VATTLE, PouITRY.
GRAINS, TPEEs, YEaET2 STEs, III, ac.I with
sngEsstionsh Dfl keepfhg iBufldfngst and
aAEmin9e e9utensiaso in repatf: THIS lsIsup--
wsdsiy sopisS, anasf s. tRs % sssd oSp q 'e
~. ~ sal,, ,'iI' ed THE HOME, f,ro-o r9As
giving recipes for, practical dishes, hints
Tor making clothing ana Tor Keeping up
aeith the latest fashions tthH lowest brice
hetters from our Paris and IGhdohr rcorfss!
NlQndents on the very latest fashions, The
'H6ME Department OF = tne WEkKLY
AHEALD 1will aavei the housewife more
than one ihundredEtl the price OF the
Rs'tsR9f'1s .. ga3 ,msdl Izt fasqai tiV
Etejaib9ONE pOLLAR "A 0 YEAR. b nod
Il .Thereis page devoted to all the latest
phases of, the business, markets, Corps.
Merchandfze, &C., &c, "A valuable feature
- found IN the specially reported prices
and conditions Of III TSEIlIT sF5T
!, THE PRODUCE MARKET. ,oot
e sroRTING News at! home and abroad.
together with a. bf6RY every week q SER.
NON by soIne9 eminent divine, LlTERA RY..
MUSICAL, IA DRAMATIC. PERSONAL, and lSEA
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Asa result he,has. ,d.scoyered that dis
eases originate III germs, oTT In palm words
Ep8fasttesr Now fauy persons dfel libposed
70 be sceptical on this point theycun soon
be Convinced, BY the use Of & poWerful
mtero oseope. qthat dhis III an absodute fact.
and not p mere assertion This being 90
Wnat could be mere natural than. the Doc
your b ust destroy the pai sslts es causing iteS
DE PaineJ after years torrstuAyg has been
able 20 take QEope, the greathealthlSivin
element oofI the AT, i, and tEeapcst1 AZ to. q
Catarrh, be destto yiHg the Rarihs causing
tt.9ITh8 same In regard t6d tllatf fbarfu1
seolrges Diphtherta. and tkas sdfseas0 10 90
deadly " ssimplY kbeeause- parasites
causing litCaher all9wed tffQnas the. want Of
proper treatme yft, Id femain ia the mem.
5bfane, whetji II they were dHstr0Yed, nature
would In Iaal Gase8 do the fe8t.L Their de-
struetion Ozone Nill positively aocDnaplish.
fat produces better results srinTconsumpti0n
than any other known remedy and if
used before the total testTuction 'of the
Lungs viii produce ~ ctire,L Tie same Of
Cahcer and other diseasea. VOxofie asa dis
'1nfeetant has>n equal forths body Or sick
I 7to'o1na.9 9'3v rsh7a8 ir9tsotooG sd7 8a
65 nj Ggiy @trq % is'o9 & 81 swca8
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The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
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II was first discovered by Echoenbeip In
18s9. In 1884. Andrews iand Mattl obtained
small quantities of 1t from Oxygen, by
,means lOf pressure. lit rs asssttedsby Loew
and Odling that Ozone ecnntAius three
atoms ofOxygen, while the l8tte ,has two
at9ms, and that by cordprsssfnH Tito one
th1rd y0f Its yolume. OzOness as formed.
0zone' has also been produced by passing o
series of slegtgic sparks cthfUughI Oxygen
aas by plying Permanganate Of Potas-
phorus in Ether; or by forcing aiffhrough
q solution Of Blood, Ether. permaLRanafe
Of Potaasa and Phosphorus 6lT5GBS
edt si taGt sYsa ,a9ni9a 10 esu9H
,d tG5 s7''Em 4a.i Tsqag Lgota yfEsew
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