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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
PINE YIELD ron PROSPECTUS.

ZINE FihLD fch s@~SA
Since the lodges from which the gold
aiorstime found in California Gulch
itself have not yet been found. There
is not even a trace Of gold in the ores OF
the Leadville mines. The Colonel thinks
that a few California and Nevada pros.
pectors, who understand their business.
and who have money enough TO get
there and live ON through the Summer.
would most likely strike q good thing.
In thirty or forty days the narrow-gauge
from Denver will be far enough along
30 that Leadville can DO reached from
Denver in one day. In fact, there arc
THREE RAILROADS MAKING roR LEADvrLLE
With all possible speed. or these. two
are broad. gauge-the Atchison and Santa
fe. and the Colorado Central. The
mining section Is in the midst Of the
timber belt. although Weston Pass is
above the timber line. Wood in Lead.
vile is SO per cord. and timber for the
mines 50 per cord. Charcoal Is II cents
per bushel. and coke S32 per ton. There
are at present i've little furnaces running
there. their united capacity being from
100 TO l75 tons per day.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Oners % do the Ceusty rrinung-
Wo@es sf ssa frasetsee HID
dag Sr the work Mi.cei-
lAneoua.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon to open and
inspect the bids to do the county print
ing for the ensuing year.
A communication was read and filed,
In which the Chronies. Ehierprise and
FooaigM job Offices offered to furnish the
county with blanks at the following
rates:
Half-sheet note blanks. u side, first
rsam. s5--each additional ream, - 90;
both sides. 81. - 80.
Half sheet letter blanks. one side. 81.
So; both sides. so. 81.
Half.sheet foolscap blanks. n side.
81. 50; both sides. $40. 81.
Half.sheet legal cap blanks, n side,
81. IS; both sides. $40, 81.
Quarter. sheet Hat cap blanks. n
side. s.. 81 30: both sides, IS, 50.
Half.shsst Hat cap blanks. u side.
IS. IS; both sides. Si2. IS 30.
A private note from Mrs. l.. q. Rich
mond, manageress OF the women's CO.
operative Printing Union OF San Fran
cisco. and addressed to County Clerk
Mcdonald. was read. in which the rates
were fixed al about ~ per cent. lower ON
the majority OF the articles.
On motion Of Commissioner Nye. the
Clerk was instructed to advertise for
proposals for hospital supplies in the
Com HILL NEWS.
On motion Of Commissioner Nye. the
Treasurer was instructed to itemize his
monthly reports.
The Board adjourned to meet on Fri
day, the 2lst instant. at l o'clock.
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the COMO MINES.
The Old Dissrics Likely - Come
Once More - ths Rroas-Sons.
thing Of Its Past.

Now that ths :. a.os NJ wintsr" In
-. ,.,r,;,, =, ,r,n.
o'ei, pio'ps''oiS "' 'uk
ing their attention once more 70 the o'u
Como or Palmyra District. some ten
miles sop,bs.st NJ DAYTON. In this
n-.........u..m., 49,. o,I... bv IN.
"' nv
success winch mas ATTENDED
nation OF tho once abandoned mines OF
Aurora, Bodie and other camps. With
Tho ,,s..n, spns.rancss for mining and
~" 49, :. ,.,h, I'm, ,h.t h.,.
"N"os' 'n
ter success would attenu the au'sn' VI
capital to Como than greeted the miners
who went to that section In early days.
The prospecting which was done along
the Palmyra range in early days Ger
tainly could not have afforded any relia-
BILE information ~ to the true value OF
the mines Of that section. None OF the
veins were followed over 200 feet below
the surface. In those days, too, miners
were easily discouraged. They were
looking for big deposits OF rich ores,
and. not finding these, left. There was
little capital employed there in those
DAYS aud the appliances for mining were
rude and such rs could DO operated
chsaply and by the miners themselves.
Another drawback wal the want Of good
mills. Tho consequence was that when
water came In too abundantly for the
bucket. locations were abandoned.
And vet the returns rendered would In
these dnys be considered sufficient to
epcourap. capital and labor 10 proceed
with dsyelopments. Some Of tbs lodges
welded GOLD and silver. In what would
now be considered paving quantities,
from the Groupings as low down as work
vas nushsJ Tbo only mill erected In
,ha dis,r;c. how.ysr. aid moi says the
,.a,;ra,I n., can't M .ssavs. and bsnc.
~, ~. ',isoon,.,smsnt
'sI Io,a,;ous alsn';S ,bo.s davs ware mn,
;,dic;onsIy made Ybey were clspped
mon f,si.rs ami strinoers and eyery
tbino which showed indications of bear.
inc metal. and the prospecting done was
na, ns,,orm.J In an unierstandino man.
nv, TSsss sac,. also All much 10 ala.
aa,.,,. ona,.,nrs anil m b..ten than
su. 'P
,,h..o ,,;n,. bo,,o c~op.;asr.d Ina
rrohah;,;,;.s 81 ;bs sncc.ss m tbose who
A. p.I..--. n;.,.;.,. -. .onnors,;,ai,
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For Liberty Eugiu. Company.

Through the courtesy Of Nick Vipont
q News reporter has been permitted to
inspect two elegant designs recently pre-
scented to Liberty Engine Company. No.
/. by our talented local artist, j. NJ.
Bell. telegraph operator at the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad depot. One Of
the designs is for the enrollment OF re-
tired members. and the other is for the
enrollmsnt OF honorary members. The
designs are entirely original with Mr..
Bell, and are produced with the excel
lence for which that gentleman Is justly
noted. The company. in appreciation
Of the graceful act, have rendered Mr..
Bell a marked complimentary vote Of
thanks. The pictures will be framed,
and will add much to the o~rnamentation
of the company's hall.
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piper. Opera House.

No greater compliment could have
been Paid Barlow. Wilson. Primrose and
Vests Minstrsls by the people OF this
section than that Of last evening. when
despite the disagreeablensss OF the
weather. the mud aud the darkness, -
well as the counter attraction at Coop
-r's Hall. they filled the Opera House.
And they were paid, too. for their trou.
BILE; for a more complete performance
was never given in Virginia. The com.
bination is MI that has been said Of II by
tho Eastern press. As q minstrel show
il Is absolute perfection. There Is not
an Indifferent feature in II from begin.
ming to end. Somehow vi could not
help comparing II with that given by
Hayerly's Minslrels. which in many re.
spects has hitherto stood unrivalled,
and In no respect did the entertainment
OF last evening lose by the comparison.
The parlor entertainment Is unique In
.os, 70 "mus. and ;n,e,ss, R,,Iow's
"I as' =, ~ hr Js uhsi." mn. . mot
agreeable surprise, Ms well AZ u decided
nv; VINE m .oa ~ ~
,aNon' s iia ,I.v;n, ro.so.s,
uienee. ~, pys 800
cnouBa ,a.,,sa :, ~. wv IT,.
molo lily Sn...n az. -.
0ueeh on.y 0'ai'e'.em ono W no 'sss;
lno aau,ono. n . anI
seehea ue,',m'heu W ne"i ~ many .,
IT'S Deauuiui nv Possioisi ~,
the voices are peculiarly nch ana D,ena
most oeauu'uiiy. r,imlose anu west
BY, Their songs ahu dances; hI,ea mem.
SELVES NV 'uo n'ss'ss i,ePu,ai
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Diseased Cattle.

NEW YoRK, Feb.-Ths extensive COW
stables at Blissville. Long Island. where
the pleuro-pneumonia exists, are strictly
quarantined by order Of Governor Rob.
inson. The milk OF these or other dis
tillsry.fsd COWS IL destroyed by the
health officers wherever found. Some
OF the vendors were fined to-day In the
Police Courts. The Legislature has
voted $4,000 TO aid In detecting and
stamping out plsuro.pnsumonis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13

Ex. SHERIrr T. A. ATKINSON sni wife
we're among the departures by rail last
night. They go to San Diego, q, which
point Mr.. Atkinson hopes to regain his
health. which has long been dangerously
bad.
Tux main shaft for the North Con-
solidaied Virginia works, which Is now
being pu, in place. is 2G11.. feet In length
aud ~ inches in diameter on Its center
bearing and 10 inches on the outer.
AT the Utah mine the two standing
pumps. being placed in position In the
incline. will take the place Of the donkey
pumps and leave q large supply OF COM
pressed air for other uses.
To GRocKRYNES.-In another column
will be found q notice To the grocery
men Of the Comstock. calling for bids to
furnish Storey county with certain hos
pital supplies.
The work Of laying the stone for the
Foundation Of the large new air COM
prsssor at the new Yellow Jacket shalt
was commenced to-day.
FRANK KENYON is going To Guatemala
for his health. He will sail in the
steamer Grenada on the I'D.
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Frisco Items.

SAN FRAScIsco. Feb. l3.-P. G. An.
dsrson. private coachman Of Peter
Donshus. committed suicide in the lat.
ter's stable. corner Of Bryant aud Sec.
ond streets. yesterday afternoon. by
shooting himself. He left o note at.
~tributing the fact to falling health.
Herman Kohler, foreman at San
Quentin, who was assaulted with q ham.
mer by tho convict William Dover. died
last night Of his injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
SPECIAL TO rur' GotD HILL DAILY NEWS,
Senate.

Senate.
CAnsox. New. Feb. 10. 1879.
Convened at IL A. NJ. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In tho chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. McLain.
Leave Of absence was granted Dayton
Cor one day.
o OF COMMITTEES.
Schultz, from the Committee on
Claims. reported ~uniavorably IN tho Act
for the relief OF @. A. withsrll and Ben
jamin Edison.
Also, the relief bills for Captain Mat.
thewson and Jerry Schooling. without
Recommendation.
Gallagher. from the Committee on
Military Affairs. reported without rec
o~mmendation the bill to provide each
member of military companies with one
hundred rounds Of ammunition.
Comins, from the Ways and Means
Committee. reported favorably on the
bill authorizing the Orphans Home
Board 10 take charge Of and use oil gifts
10 the same.
Shepherd, from the Committee on
Agriculture. reported favorably on the
bill preventing tearing down fsncss or
Enclosures.
Cassidy, from the Special Committee
Of Eureka delegation. offered a sub.
stituts for the act providing for the erec-
ton Of q Court.heuse In Eureka.
vo,,o,s 49,, ,,so, rr,oxs
by hing.That from anu after nion
day next the Senate meet ~ io'oo'
Adopted.
o''o" ~ .
by Wes'erheid-i regulate ices "
attorneys IN certain cases.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
nv Cassidy-To probibit the State
c%on;,ol,s, from is.pino warrants in Ger.
- go.
Rv MISUNDERSTANDING for Senate
p;n "" M nro,;d;ns for M. ploy
msn, N c[on,ic, labor In counties OF this
Stntr. Rsferrel 10 Committee on Cor
nors,iors and oraersd nrnted.
Nv Cassidy Substitute for Senate
nil No no authorizing The building Of
!. Tor,t Horsa I'm En,eea O,dersJ an.
mos.aJ
Rv Wccorns,,-To d.8ps tina ripbts
., s..ons - nr,i;o Mace R.issreJ
, tnaio;s,, r,,pm;,,ss
~ .u.na ,bo Az,
,.,s;;v. 80 hn;II;ra rs,,;,io, fsncss
R.I.r,oa an JnJiciary commiItse.
Rv HosrdmanwTo amend sections
ri and hi NJ an Act m ~revulais pro.
o..d;nos In crir;nai cas.s IiaIsrreI 10
InJic;srv C%onmitiss.
ov,v,., yrx
Stones Senate Dill No. 81, to provide
the Land Office with q seal. Amend.
ment adopted aud referred 10 Committee
of the Whole.
Comins' Senate Bill No. 90. for tho
relief Of ~insolvent debtors. Ordered
e%ngrossed.
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Peter Cooper.

NEw York, Feb. l3.-Pstsr Cooper's
friends gave him q reception last night,
1t being the anniversary Of his eighty.
eighth birthday. Many distinguished
citizens participated. including the
Presidents Of all the New York colleges.
and three or four Catholic Bishops. A
majority Of the clergy Of the University
Of New York conferred on him the
academic degree,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
Mechanics In Bodie,

BoDIE, Feb. u. - The Mechanics
Union are on a strike for an increase OF
wages and q reduction Of hours. They
marched up tho hill In a body this morn.
ing and compelled the mines to comply
with their terms or shut down. The
Mono Company %barricaded their doors
and refused admittance. The Mechan.
les have given the Superintendent two
hours to open the doors or have trouble.
The superintendent says he will hold
the works at all hazards. The Bodis
Company aud several others were COM
PEELED to shut down. Much excitement
exists here.
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Look Out for War.

BERLIN. Feb. 13.-It 10 reported that
General Todlsben on Tuesday ordered
four regiments 10 march toward Arab
Tabia. Il 10 feared unless tbs Powers
declare the question n Of European
interest q collision Ii inevitable. Ger
many and Italy advise Roumania 10
evacuate Arab abia. The other Powers
are disposed to oncur In this advice
with n view to maintenance Of European
nnneaft
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Convened NJ IL A. NJ. opehker H.
A. CASTOR in the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Hammond.
PETITIONS.
A petition was presented by Plummer
from the citizens OF Elko county pray
ing for the passage OF q bill to prevent
railroad discrimination.
OF COMMITTEES.
Allen, Of the Judiciary Committee.
reported favorably on the bill providing
for obtaining county statistics.
Also. on the bill prohibiting adulter-
alton OF milk.
Also, on the bill %eIempting printing
offices from execution.
The Committee on Railroads and Cor.
porations reported favorably on the bill
granting o right OF way for a railroad
from Mount Rose TO Duck Greek, Hum.
boldt county.
Committee ON Education reported
fayorably on bill a~bolishing Office Of
County superintendent Of Schools.
LOBBYING.
Watt, from special committee to In
vestigats into alleged charges oflobbying.
reported such practices had existed To
the detrimsnt Of good legislation. es.
pecially In the Insane Asylum bill.
MESSAGES RoM u GOVERNOR.
Transmitting his approval Of the Do.
ficiepcy bill Of the l4th and 10Th fiscal
years.
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Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Duripg the
past two days the prospects Of an extra
session Of Congress have increased.
The Democrats still insist upon the re-
peal Of the Federal election laws, which
the Republicans obstinatsly oppose.
The Republicans will stand firm and
throw the responsibility Of an extra sss.
sion upon the Democrats.
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.,,,,.,. ss,. nor.i.g.

A N wiekes, J = Parks, W @ Swain.
\ " stenhouse. d X Said. l 4 James. W II
Greedy. II COIN, \ Levy. TB Woods. L.
Cohen. Miss NJ Powell. s s Petrovich. Mrs
George A Grail. Miss L Wagner. Mrs J
blossom. Mrs Jos L Delmas and son, I'll
II stenhouse. q W Hambright, Mrs ] II
Cowsn and child. J II Douglass. J NJ
Douglass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
A nEMARKApLR REsUl.r.

II makes no difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. It 10 now
an established fast that German Syrup 10 the
only remedy which has given complete saiis-
faction In severe cases Of Lung Diseases. II 10
true there are yet thousands of persons who
are predispo-ed TO Throat and Lang Affections.
Consumption, Hsmorrrhages. Asthma, severe
Colds seitied on the breast, Pneumonia, wboop-
ing Cough. ETC.. who have no personal knowl.
edge OF Boschee's German Syrup. To such We
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. CohsumptIves, try Just
one bottle. Regular size rs cents. soid By ell
druggists In America. deal cow Sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
RrTv ,tOITus

should have pretty teeth In them. but u 10 not
unusual to zee between rosy lip, teeth diseol'
ored and decsying through neglect. This dis
figuring defect should be repaired without de.
lay, by using fragrant S0ZODONT. which 70
moves svery particle Of tartar from the teeth
aud renderp them snowy white. This admir-.
able aid 20 beauty 70 perfectly harmless and
exhAies Q most delightful Aroms. and Ia In
every respect preferable 10 the ordinary tooth
psstss and powders. Try II and SEQ for Jour.
self. fell Lon
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
A CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the error, and
indiscrstioas Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
recsips that will cure you, rhlr OF onAnon.
This great remedy va Uncovered bya mission.
ay In South America. send 9 self-eddresssd
envelope 70 ths REV. JOSEPH r. lNhAN,
station D, Hibs Hons, Nev Hofk cafy'
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Lea forge.

NoRwIcH, Conn, Feb. l3.-The ice In
the Shstucket and Yantie rivers broke
yesterday and both streams overfowed
their banks. inundating the country.
Tho tracks OF the New London and Nor.
thcrn Railroad were buried for . timo
under huge cakes Of Ice. The wharves
and cellars in this city are flooded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
D.p.,,v,.. I.., EVENING.

q Smith. W A Dolan. wv Keithly.
Mrs J Anderson. $ ID Hamburger. TB
Woods. q p Stevens. Fannie Cullen. N
skin. Mrs Thos Robinson, J N Rimball.
Mrs @ smalley. @ Coleman. A II Griswold.
Mrs J N Walker. T A Atkinson and wife.
I II Corey. Mrs L samson. N \ Stone.
W \ keyes.
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FATAL DELAY.

II Is often the case that We sserinee our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
when unchecked huriss on 10 modification
and death. Do not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use ffeely Bristol's earsapahlla and Pilist 10
them roo have safety and health. Oc76 cod In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
A ~RRMARkABLR CASE.

Ons Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was that OF the man John y. Herman
daz, reading In Salt LAke City. Who va u
desth's door with thai terrible disease naras-
mus; the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
u. presres. o. the I.isay yssn !ys1ty;sa,ss
bottles Of BRlbTOLb eAhsAPAhiLLA and
thres phisis Of BRisTOLs PILLS made him Z
veil man, iy7s In
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Bref uarta.

LONDON. Feb. l3.-Tho Daily Ns'es
says; Bret Harte's lecture, ''Argouauta
Of 49," was q great success. OF all the
disciples Of Dickens. Harts 10 perhaps
the only ons who has not fallen into the
trick OF aping his masters msnneriams.
He is almost the only American humor.
ist with septimept.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.rrcrAI TO tn, soLD zILL lDArLr .rvs
swirl Punishment.

NOMINAL, Feb. l3.-Petsr Mulliean.
q messenger OF the United States Post
Office Department at Washington. ar
rested for bringing into Canada money
stolen In q foreign country. expressing a
desire for summary trial and pleading
guilty. was sentenced to five years in the
peniieniiary, the lowest penalty. One
thousand Ave hundred and forty dollars
found with Mulligan were returned to
tho agents OF the Postmaster General OF
the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
LincOln's birthday,

NEw YoRK. Feb. 12.-The sevsntisth
anniversary Of the birthday OF Abraham
Lincoln was celebrated tonight by the
Lincoln Club. The rooms were crowded.
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ST.. Jous's CuuncH.-A parish meet

ST. JoHS's CHuRcH.-A parish meet
ing will DO held at st. Johns Church
tomorrow evening at Z o'clock. It is
the earnestly expressed desire Of the YES.
try that all who are connected with
ST. Johns Parish, all who send
children to the Sunday school. and
all Who attend the church. will make an
effort TO DO present at the meeting. Az
fairs Of importance will come before 1t.
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"A VOICE YROm v A

From Virginia oltya poor sufferer. sinos,
dsvoured .iiys b. an u~lcsrous secret dissass,
sends ~ his THANKS md gratitude for his N.
covery 10 hsAith, efsotsd By thoss startling eood
medicines, Bristolis earsApartlA and Pils,
established for over forty yeafl. fhsy have IN
eonhdsncs Of both doctors and patients,
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
.r.cr.I TO TIE GOLD z1L DAILY srv'l
Suicide in Eureka.

buICIuc III
EUnExA. New. Feb. l3.-About .
o'clock yesterday afternoon an alarm OF
FIRE was sounded from the north end OF
Buel street. The firemsn and a crowd
Of people were soon at the residence Of
Mrs. Dennis. where the alarm origina.
ted. At the front door OF the residsrcs
stood l.. @. Anderson. brandishing q
razor and threatening to cut the first
man that laid his hands on him.
He was soon overpowersd and the razor
taken from him, when II was found that
be had cut his throat and had also cut
deep gashes on both OF his wrists. He
seemed anxious to have the building well
on FIRE and then commit the dreadful
deed. lie died In about twenty minutes
after cutting his throat. Anderson was
q native Of Kilmarnock. Scotland. aud
thirty. seven years OF age. He had been
drinking hard for the past few days.
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SILL lenied.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. l3.-The Cour-
isr. Journal correspondent sent to Mem.
phis to investigate the reports OF yellow
fever there telegrsphs an emphatic de-
NAL of It's existence.
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Weston. the walker.

LONDON. Feb. l3-weston left Think,
In the county OF York. last Tuesday
night. He Is 40 miles behind time, but
In good condition and spirits.
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IT REMOVE wnlNKl.Es

And softsns the skin. The regular u.e OF Muir.
ray q Lanman's Florida Water 81 the toilet
tends TO prevent and remove wrinkles. the soft.
ness Of the skin produced by It taking away the
natural inclination Of the euticle 10 form Into
ridgts and burrows. NOS Lon
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srocR EErORl.


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800 Raymond 4 Ety.
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400 Endowment, zoe
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