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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06
Some Gold.

Washington, 8. - There is, at
present, S45, 100000 worth OF gold
bullion in the New York assay Office,
ready to be transported to the Phila-
delphia mint for coinage. The spprc-
priation made for this purpose for the
present fiscal year was but IS, co.,
which is already exhausted.
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miscellaneous.

Little Rock, 5.-The river is rising
rapidly. Rains have been unusually
heavy IN this section the past week.
Nashville, 5.-The democratic state
central committee has called a con-
vention for June Sth. The commit
tee stands 9 for Bsyard, for Sey-
mour, 1 for Tilden and l for Sher-
man.
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A COunterfeif,

Washington. 5.-The redemption
agency has discovered very danger
oas 500 counterfeit on the National
Bank of Commerce, of Pittsburg, the
first of this series.
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s Failure.

Milwaukee, 5.-The SentiReI's
Winneconne, Wis, says: The entire
winter wheat crop of that section will
be q failure, caused By frequent
freezing and thaWing. Most OF the
tanners will ploW il up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06

PARNELL GATHERED between So. 900
and $4,000 at ais St. Louis meeting
on Thursday.
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BEFORE the BuLLIom CLUB

PROFESSOR BLAKE ON HIS WESTERN
TOUR AMONG THE NIINES-BINGHAAI,
PARK CITY AND SILVER REF.
at the regular weekly meeting OIL
the New York Bullion Club, held on
the 18th ult., Prof. w. P. Blake, the
well-knoWn geologist and scientist,
delivered an address upon his recent
tour among the mines in the west.
He spoke of the great quantity OF
snow which covered the grea! ranges
OF mountains, on which it is deeper
than ever before known. This win
ter, he said, has been exceptionally
severe on the ranges. Tie great fall
of snow, however, promises an IN
usual harvest of gold next season,
for it is with the water coming from
the snow that the placer miner Sc
cures the gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06

TFE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
LAY morning, st $3.50 year, postage
included: pRrts Of sYear ct the same
ate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06

MINING PATENTs.-Fun sets o
blanks for application for Mining
Patents-spproved forms-to be had
at the HERALD Office,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06

LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
found, make a neat little volume.
The HERALD Bindery does work in
everv stvle and 1t reasonable Tstas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06

THE WEEKLYHERALDis published
every Thursday morning, at 81 year;
six months, S1.25, postage included.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-06

Buys end Sells Exchange On New York, San
Francisco, Chicago, st. Louis, Omaha
London and principal Continental Cities
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 6. 1880.

TIE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
gCription price Sl0.5O per annum, post
spe included; parts of a year st the
same rate, To weekly subscribers,
collection made By carriers, twenty-five
cents 8 week.
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NOTICE.

THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the Stockholders of lions Co
operative Mercantile Institution will be
held in the Council House, in this city.
on Monday, April 5tb, 1880, at 2 pm.
for the transaction Of such business as
may be brought before the meeting
Stock transfer books will be closed on the
lst of March, and reopened on the 9th of
April next
THOS. g. WEBER.
Sec'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, February Is, 1880.
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Makes Collections, renittsslg proceeds
promptly.
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In LONDON, on Friday. bar silver
was quotsd at 52d. per ounce
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EVERYTHING ON WHEELS
AYERS SiRSAPbRILLl.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

.NIIIIJI/, Thiseompound O
RNtllIII/////. the vegetables al
& 3E\\VIT6s(skT5sSTL.1l/teratives, Ssrapa.
| A%$\\Hl4YEIeY/<rllls Dock, Stillin-
| \>SSEE s<(/gis, and Mandrake
NIX u AS</.with the Iodidos Of
~ ~ #(/Potssh and ZION
- ~ ~ mskes most effsc-
10y tnsl cure ola series
"Sss of complaints
which are very prevalent and affecting. 1t pur-
ifes the blood, purges out the lurking humors
in the system, that undermine health and get.
tie into troublesome disorders. Eruptions Of
the skin are the appearance on the suffice of
hunors that should be expelled from the
blood. Internal arrangements are the de-
termination of these same humors to some
Internal organ, or organs, whoss action they
deraDge, and whose substance they disease
and destroy. AYER's SARsAPARLLA ozpeIs
these humors from the blood. When they
are gone the disorders they produce disap-
pear, such as Ulceratiors Of the Liver
Stomsch. Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions AID
EruptiTe Diseases Of the Skin, st. Anthony's
Fire Rose or Erysipelas, Pinples, PustuIes.
8lotehes, Boils, Tumor5 letter ard Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Bingworm, Ulcers ard
sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness.
'terility, Leucorfh@a arising from internal
and uterine diseases, Dropsy, Dys-
'epsis, Emsciation and General Debility.
With their departure health returns.
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'InB LONDON BANK
. OF UTAH.
(LmnTED.l
26 Austin FTiaFs, London,
AND
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
--~~~~@-~ s>s~<-<~<~<-~
CAPITAL, e.. e. s16O, 900,
On 10000 Shares of s8 each.)
NUMRER OF SHARES SUBSCRIBED FOR
AND ALLOTTED TO DEC. 90, 1878,
6, 200, SAY -. -. s248, 600.

We beg to inform the public that
we are prepared to transact General
Banking Business, for which we have
the necessary facilities. We solicit
new accounts and business generally.
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JOB PRINTING neatly, chespIy
and quickly done at this Office.
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BINGHAM CANON DEPOSITS.

In describing his trip from Salt
Lake City, he said that he first came
TO the Bingham Canon deposits,
which have excited more than usual
attention and interest during the
past summer. They are great fer.
ruginous outcrops, carrying deposits
of aTgentiierous lead and bodies of
carbonate of lead, also great masses of
iron pyrites. The miners paid butlitte
attention to the deposits until last
season, when they found that the
larger portions of the oulcrop paid for
working in the ordinary way. The
absence Of bountiful supply of water
has, however, been dissdvantageous,
and it is proposed to have these ores
transported to the Jordan River to
have them refined.
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS pArAslE ca uEHAxD.
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TIE FAMED ONTARIO.


In the district in which the noied
Ontario Mine is located, mining has
been carried on very successfully dur
ing the past year. In the Ontario
Mine a depth of 600 feet has been
reached and the vein looks as well
below as does above. One prominent
feature regarding the increasing value
of this property is its consolidation
with the Last Chance Mine, which
adioins it. This consolidation will
greatly strengthen the Ontario in
regard 10 the producing of ore, as ex-
plorations in the Last Chance have
shown great richness. The lodes ex-
tending beyond these mines seem to
contain mineral for several miles.
THE SILVER REEF DISTRICT.
Ia southern Utah there are many
interesting properties. The great
Silver Reef region is of particular in
terest to miners from the fact that it
is vast mass of ore in modern sand
stone, in which very few miners
would ever look for valuable deposits
OF silver ore. The completion OF the
Utah Southern Railroad will open up
many interesting districts which are
nov inaccessible.
In Arizona great interest is mani
tested in mining. This will be one
of the greatest mineral producing ter-
ritories, and it will be especially in
terestipg because it is soon to be
opened throughout by the South
Pacific Railway. The San Juan
region is in southern Colorado, and
contains some CT the highest
mountains in the Rocky Mountain
system. There are mountains with !
silver-bearing veins from the summit
to the base, and this district is des-
tined to be one of the raost important |
mining centres on the American
continent. Further to the north and |
east of this region, is Leadville,
the most remarkable mineral locality
in the known world. In conclu-
sion he said: Taking tne immense
amount Of bullion produced from the
mines in our country We can say that
has hecnma a great industry.
and each enc of US should put BIS
shoulder to the wheel and endeavor
TO push it ahead"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Many years ago, and in period of
cur agricultural history when new vari-
cites Of any farm crop we're extremely
rare, an obseryant farmer olPeunsylva-
Z D. acting on the principle that perfect
grain could only be inssred by perfect
seed, originated superior variety of
wheat which be PANIED barrel wheat
This be did by holding the sheaves OF
wheat in bis hands by the butts aud
beating the tops over barrel. The
large, plump, perfect grains would fall
out and none others This wheat was
u sed as seed, and the same practice TO
procure seed being followed lew
years. produced what seemed to be a
new variety Of wheat, but what war
only the result Of a practical application
Of the natural law Of selecting tbs fit
test. This anecdote ia a fitting Illus
tration Of using none but the very best
SEED Unripe. small potatoes are unfit
for seed +; neither are osergrown, hollow
tubeis. The former are weak and i'm
perfcct-the latter. like all abnormal
monsters. unhealthy - Kansas Farm
er.
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Every lamiy on farm Of course
keeps enc Or more cows, but We clam
tbaI dwellers 10 villages, aud very
many ia cities eau. and should each
keep a coz. Good milk IL the best Of
oil food Tor young children. and il goes
great ways 10 saving butter bills, and
in the preparation Of palstahle nourish-
ing food Of many varieties The above
actual resatis shows tho economy Of
keeping ones own COW. Two to five
families. according TO size and numbers,
can readily uaile in having one COW
kept. dividing the milk and expenses,
and thus always have good, pure, rich
milk ut very moderate cost The suit.
able refuse from the kitchens of three
or four families would go good way
toward reducing the cost Of purchased
food. In rural villages summer pas
lures can be obtained near al hand,
which, With daily feed Of good milk at
a low cost. A boy can be secured Mt
low price TO drive the COW to pasture
in the morning, and return her at night
to the stable. A stable or stall can al
ways be obtained at triling rent, and
bs kept clean. There are always plen-
ty Of gardneis or farmers who will
gladly take the manure away 30 fire.
quenlly as to prevent it's becoming a
nuisance or di,agreeable . I'D
We have no doubt that all residents
oi villages, manufacturing towns, etc,
can, by arrangements like the above.
secure an abundant supply OF pure,
rich, fresh, health(ul milk. at less than
three cents per quart. and at the same
time add greatly to their home comforts
and save the health II not the lives Of
their little ones - Agriculturals..
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II is a man ofsoluntArv or compelled
leisure who nopes aud pines. aud thinks
himself into the mad bonse or The grave
Motion is nsture's Law Action is mans
salvation, physical and meutAl. And
yet nine out OF ten are looking for ward
to the coveted hour when they shall
have leisure to do nothing. or some
thing only il they feel like it the very
siren which has lured TO death many a
@succesvfui" man. He only Is truly
wise who lays himself out to work till
life's latest hour, and that is The man
who will live the longest, aud will live
to most purpose.
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Pursue higher and more economi'
cal line Of farming, by adopting bet,
Ter system Of breeding aud feeding DO
nestle animals; by a more thorough
preparation Of the soil, aud increased
tillage; by adapting products to the
markets. or 10 economical cousump-
ton by the use Of machinery 10 all
fern operations by increasing the ma.
Blreheap, and It's better care and APP
plication, experimenting il by the use
II chemicals aud specific fertilizers as
required BY sOil aad crops by judi
cious rotation, and the sale Of crops 10
tie most condensed form IN short,
strive 20 secure the highest results
from TIC ! at expenditure
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Agricultural.
- nrrrEnl. 80 lanN.

@AAsAN - = ~ - AAA A&tsRs
Taree-qusnsrs Il BE highest priced
better nsed 10 Ncw York AID Nee
RaslAad to-day. u made iroa Jersey
oows a hrisgs very high ptioe, and
me demand i greater thar The supply.
The balk ofihe batter dealers do net
handle fhls, Aad j i not koown &c the
pswspaper market reports Asa rule
Il goes once OF lwiee = week directly
from Tie dairy where il j. made 70 The
dwelling hosse. o. clab. or hotel where
"a IL eaten; 9, has less than one.guartef
Of ~ oince Of talt 10 The pouud and
thus uouc 81 the 6ner and aromatic
odors are lost. IA is made if0m The
mix u healthy Jcrsey cows. who eat
only the sweetest food. and drink the
parcst water aud breathe the clcanest
81 they are catdcd ADD brushed and
carefully tedaed aud are always
reatea Nib Eenpeueks. 10 ls made
ON mia which 10 Immediately re-
moved IRON the stable. though tie
stable il daily spriukled with Fypsom,
aud hAs no manure cellar under or near
t;il is made from cream which has
ii ven 10 less than lhirty-siK hours, IN
clean tia aud ia clean atmosphere; il
is graaulated and brined Or washed 10
the churn. aud worked with the great.
est care; tits always kept cool, and
never touched with ice, eveu on the
table. The cows. the milk, the cream,
The sah, the tins. the butter airs all kept
clean and in au odorlcsr atmosphere -
Country GENTLEMAN.
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CANTERBURY SHAKERS
BLOOD PURIFYING
SARSkPARlLLA.
Prescribed bY phYsicians and
Druggists for nearly
Fifty YearSE

fI'HE Hztbers Ssraap-s ts 5sat stat 10 faF.
/ rHfs 70 be. -a 9iF' taqsty, RI r. lave
isag prescribed H. sBl tAins d a u.0st Algable
aedl1.as -J ooa,aa B.atr, n D.. Gaasoai5a n.
n have kBasu Il iey nearly hLn eeatury.
our confidence b. Il il ID no wty impaired cari.
soH 4 H1seg, Bouggiss, f0ve2 speak ~ith
cont leaes a. haviuF prescribed a Tor sigh-
ioen yeafs IS " bsasu.or N , Fruacsag,rt,
r. n Glys ms the shakers sAr,apsr1ils nprcf.
eforc' 70 ~ others &C GuImsiIe. ~ ~,
BostoA { have tue IA o. ubbaunds cor adorca IN
So healing Aad renoratng properties - I'm. H.
Pressa. Bra7gisi, P,5risaoait n N eous idtr
e The beet preparation made.--4 O Bi8,or
Iruggift Boston
D. Dot iaa 10 naEs tidal Of THE sieai Blood
auasr. Appetig, r, and Tonic, the frat aud best
Of al meleiass called sArsapsrlla, Shich {,
prepared from selected sHAKrA Boors, IlERRs.
AID BfKmEs By The CASrEKnuBY soCiErI oT
sHkTTns sud j. b~yond al comparison the pur
eel. - fee. aud moHt effective family medicine 10
the world. AsA for GoAnErT's FutEER SABsA
rkHLLt. The Genuine ir signed BY THOMAS
GORHEIr. its Inventor aud sold by druggists
sHAKEE YmIL0E. n. H., Jan !, 1880.
s~Enelose stamp for shaker Manual.
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IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN

DairyHsn who have tried ths Carrot Buttsf
Colaf. manufactured b. y. Brown Co. Nov
Berlin y r. viii uks no other. Buyefs recon.
meBd d. aad Il - 10 fact the only paFely ysgs.
table pTspsFkuob IL tie market. Etefg bottle
tosrEated aud money refunded II rot satisiae.
t0fy. Egf sale ~
80 IN HARD. Manchester VI.
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Fron
COL. L. r. FOSTER.
Perseverance VIII Tell.

stoughten. Mesa, March 10th, 1850
II, }, KENDALL, N. p,-DsaT H,t.-~ Ia justice 90
you sd myself, thiuk / ought to 1T yea tuaw
that have renewed ave taae sptviup wtih Ken
cAlls spawn cure, enc fsff large Qua, daa =
kao~ hos iouE thu SPAWN hsd been there
have uNnsd the horse eiRht months II took me
feur months 70 take The large abe ~ aud tee
Ter toe email one have usUd zen bottles ihs
hsrss IL entirely veil bot ~ ali ttH aud NO
bunch 10 seen or felt This II a vohdetfu med
ieiue. ltis thing here, but VI tt does III ~
What IL has done for me its sAle wil 10 very
gRest. Hopefully yours
CHAs. "a. PARKER
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EOR SIC o. - IEr

Tastge g htuohsste i1i 8.G srcsilsnt
eo19itsaa. Thsgs e "a csc 4f AHa with
ge92 ifpsi md gsr5en aSanselas Nllh he pfela-
Ike ttFtss grtAs5zAlle. lsf ptgtiel xrs inq-
Elfs
e. q. RETT.
eNsusA estsf, vs.. March 81 1855, -
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nisne.

s 'Asf 'AsffA g aa' $50 A
I'VE ustt g5rsi many ~t'm
frcs3s euraE lts hcaie4 isrH
SAT- watsr wB pfsrsut the
BAR ifo9 isiisag osi. bet 20 prevent
e br.tF Fa'le8 est. Est Asns early
"A yesrr maz tcs,ss8 ,hsi be ha1
awe,l s.afss uia3. sAtfespss yoUsg
lAiy uafuarea Wat pity be cAnt
Ed eos sA,fe be stofea a'
"A New Ylfk Ch.sseaaa was nfkcd
Sc sra lhs cenas lie taoarhi Is
vasttr draft and wistirs trenrt To-.
replies Naty yess 5laa. a0a
apcf
-H45fa Wal4a Emrrsou fesgs two
sraaa ufls them hiasrIL. sgms
a. Sc ttss btest q spgbts have enc to
h.m while being kicked Aall way across
Lho static.
TIE average .ie 81 farmer is 60
yeas a. as msy gate safety be
gin 10 retata borrowed tools, pay old
aebis, and ask forgiveness Tor cheating
ia hons trades
-O,buaago,s alex Hitersisp
shat IA recreation g. be dying Of .oyel
II sets tlr hears seb,ug so dclica,.ly
thsros - tAkiag wink u sape Tor
fbe plsuafe 81 lhe pain.
A uoaan .soppsd Al a grocer,
sa8 asksa /. them lettuce fresbg You
mesn that lettuce, suggested the clerk
aaa u V fresh Then you'd better eat
~ size saappea as sbe walked 90.
neaBiliop q the pout by Dumas
Pal your Toe Ina vice aud squeeze /,
otil yoa can 10 longer endsre the tor.
taro That is rheumatism. Then give
the handle one turn more. sns that r.
lbe goot
He wen, into a prominent drug
store. aud sail to The dentist, You
poua out moio paini Certainly
What does dot cost' One dollar. Py
ehimisy-you dinfs dot don't burt
uoec. NJ gfacionsl
You've been In swimming again
Won rascal. Don't lie.Isee your wet
hair and your shirt turned wrong side
oou There's no danger mother. lean
always touch bottom. So can Moth
81 eraEps slipper Tableaux.
, child leur wears 81 age bsvino
been told that wa we're all male ofI
dust observes large amount gying
about n wbirrwind and co,fn.ioa
Halo ,keto B. somebodv heinz made
7 wopder ifi,is = hoe ~, g;r5 I
Ii ga. an T,i.hmsn wbo rcma,ksd
Of a mlser who had died and wa,
treated TO rather preten.ous bp,ial
Faith and II he'd lived 70 see how
moiphty an axpipsiye a thing il WAS TO
dole himself he piver been horn
uow .,o ,o, o,.,,,,,. -, nh 80.
t,,tio.g ..loi u.n,,.,o.. -
ia. spleudidl battle three tines a
day. How DO YOU like IN The doctor
s.ys must take a todav AFTER each
bath to restore the circalation-that ia
how likenl
D,,,ln., w,. ,.,;a,, IL. .,..
,slo.s ..,.,,, icon, a,,,r..f,,, IT. 70
.FL.. .... ..,...t...'Ii...........
setting ola boat aud he alone was
sayed. And bow did you eseano their
tate? asked one d! bio hearers ud|
not co IN te botel was the Dutchmao's
placid answer
y,,,, Mia, ,r.n,. =, L,,,.. =
woolJ 80 ,;,n g. 80 - T.oaI.,I,a =.
,v /, x.,, -, - A.. r.,I
stay In New Jersey INV bow You uiuI
fad il easier DIGGING in the sand n tha,
s.ate ,h,b M IoIsrado rneks and wbe,
Won Get Tired Of digoinu Won WON'T have
b walk back three lhonsand miles
NJ. ,.. - 49,
i.s,..t -. =, s.S,s,
.,inrin.. ,,ha.i.e..,a.. -, T.
49,. ,s,,,,'.......'.,4 t-1T...t-
- t ,.,.,. -.- - 80,
race much among youpglasies Tnev
about =. handsome as the s,i,,i,,
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TNHkREi IL DO greater BLpoD. puRYYINo and
/ LFE.GIVEo PRRciPLE In the world Of
medicine than MALT BITTERs, prepared BY
the MALT BlrTERs COMPANY from infer
,ns1ied Nah aud Hops II isa Perfect ReGovs.
tor Of feeble and exhausted constitutions. 1t en-.
riches the blood, s3lidihes the bones, hRi dens
the muscles, quists the nerves. psrftets diEss.
ton, cheers the mind, aud vitaises with new life
svery naid Of the body. 1T is 30. because it
strikes at the root OF al debility -RSFREBLED
DIGESTION snd IMPOVERISHED BLOOD.
Sold everywhere.
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FOR SALE.
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n 3 IrsitHnspf iii y f1iH very iax Ter etfh.
Ths pos ssf silisseuf ssrgsir never before
given b tt.s state Pr farther particulars cal
ii tals 1Eae q address
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Lettuce not be dressed too warmly 10
The summer
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II - 2z#sS5HNX# utlrd THE SCIENCE or
LIE. Oh sELT PREeRhyATIOk EIhsnsted
,ttAlity, nervous and physical debility or vitality
I s1lsAifed BY the errors Of youth two close o.
| tahcAtlun 10 business, may be restored and man
i cod regsined
TNa hundrtlth edition. revised rnd enlarged.
I X C Published. ItisA standard medical wgfk,
beat in the EnRlish language. written BY a
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