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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

II has been decided IN Canadian
court that pew-owner may sleep dur
ing service and breathe heavily. even Oh
streperously, and damages cannot Be
recovered. AT St. Thomas suit against
man who persisted IN sleeping. with
an accompaniment 70 which no one ever
confcsses, has been determined in the
browsing attendants favor. He was
asked 70 stay at home; but Ne refused
on the ground that duty called him to
the sanctuary. Audible respiration
through the nostrils IN sleep i an invol-
untary and not malicious act. 80 the
decision Is interpreted. and while good
taste would suggest the avoiding Of such
an occurrence by attending 10 the scrv-
Ice, the law cannot interfere 70 protect
those about the demonstrativc sleeper.
II may he necessary 70 construct .
church IN that community. the pew rent
Ing 70 be limited 10 those who will keep
awake Or 1t least win rcposc unobtrus-
Ivelx. -Boslon ADVERTISER
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The next Monday. about oIcs "a q. n. The
waiter d the hotel where I was staying
told me that . gentleman wished -
speak 10 me He was shown up, and
this time the detective was not dis
gii-ed. He told me that. for reasons
which would learn later. ne thought
II better 10 come 20 me than ID 20 10 my
friends house in the faub0urg 81. Ger
main. He said he had good news: for
that hc believed the greater part u the
stolen property had been recovered.
and asked me % 20 70 the Prefecture de
Police on the following day. about two
D. M. and ID Jake my friend with me.
We did 50. and found that what the de-
tectiyc had told me was true. Among
other valuablcs that had been stolen was
. canvas bag containing between two
and three hundred napoleons. These
had disappeared; but the jewelry, the
plate. and. what was stiIl more snrpris-
ing, the bonds. payable, as al such doc
umcnts are IN France. 0u p0rfeur 10
the bearer). had been found. and were
ready for my friend 70 identify. This
was easily done. but nothing was al
lowed 70 be touched for the present, as
1t would have 70 be sworn 10 At the
trial. which would shortly take place.
When my friend returned home, he found
that while he was At the Prefecture
the concierge had been arrested for
conniving at the theft, and In the lodge
was found, in hidden cupboard. the
bag containing the money. In word.
without fuss, publicity. or loss Of time,
the whole Of the property which had
been stolen week before was in the
hands Of the police. IN ten days more
the trial was over The concierge and
two of his relations were each con-
demned 10 five years Of fraraux forces
(penal servitude). my friend got back
the whole Of his property. and, what TO
me as an Englishman seemed much more
extraordinary. the total expense Of the
proceedings came TO something like one
hundred francs. Even this payment
was nearly all voluntary. for my friend
insisted upon making small present 10
the detective, who had done his work
80 well.
To give any details as to how the
yaluables were found. or how the rob-
berry was traced 10 the concierge. i not
in my power. The French police are
very rcticent. particularly in cases like
the one have attempted 70 describe.
They have theory that publicity on
such occasions i very great mistake
and hinders justice. ~ Macmiilans Nag
0zint.
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A Western editor. ~ response 70 .
subscriber who girimhic~ that his morn
ing paper was in'olcrably damp. SAYS
.that is because there l. - much due on
ii.
81 am afraid. dear wife. that while
am gone. absence will conquer love"
"Oh. never fear. dear husband. the
longer you stay away the better | shall
like YOU
George Remington. Of Sniiield. had
his leg badly broken by barrel n cider
falling upon il On saturday. This shows
that cider should only be used for in
ternal application. Home Treasure
80 Did understand you. sir. to say
that Senator Voorhees, j. in the habit II
tripping the light fantastic9'' '.Oh.
no: not At all. l onls spoke q him a.
the famous Dan. sir. ' Louisville Con-
rier-,j0urnai
--.. Strike while the iron j. hot says
the proverb. but when the old man i on
strike and his wife i compelled to sup
port the family by taking in washing.
she has to iron while the strike j. hot
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
"A young man. the son IF we'll
known Austin family. recently returned
home after protracted absence. A
friend met him shortly after his re-
turn. and asked him: Where have
You been this long time2 ! haven't
seen you for more than wear" III
haven't been nowares. exceptin' to q
grammar-school.r What else did YOU
learn there except good GRAMMAR
" Perliteness. you darned bandy-legged.
no-account whelp! That's what else
learned. YOU low-down cuss,'- Teras
Siffinqs.
both New York and Boston have
abandoned the idea 81 holding 4 Worlds
Fair. and now Chicago j. discussing the
matter. After Chicago haS given up
the idea as impracticablc. NorriStown
will make an effort in the same direc-
ton. II doesn't cost much 70 make an
effort. and neither New York. Boston.
nor Chicago could abandon such prof
ect with more celebrity with more
abandonness- with more quicknosity. 50
70 speak. than Norristown. Il doesn't
cost anything. either. we believe, 70
abandon the idea of Worlds Fair. and
we should be willing to contribute that
much ourSclf. - N0rriSf0irn Herald.
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Fat hens rarely lay. II hens aro
fed - much 81 % often that they begin
% iatten rapidly. they win scon stop
laying.
"A housckceper furnishes ~ the fol-
lowing recipe for = one e<g cake." One
egg. one and : half cup sugar. one
tablespoonful butter. one cup milk. two
and half cups -four. two iea-poonfuls
!. >ea-foam." Flavor % taste.--Er-
change.
III garden seeds. when planted II
the spring. are firmly pressed when un-
der the earth By the ball u the foot.
they will almost invariably grow.
drought or no drought. and. what q JUST
- important. they will spring up earlier
and grow faster than any 81 their kind
which have not received the same treat
ment
"a suggestion for hoarsenc<s worthy
Of trial Is the use Of common horse
raiish prepared in sugar-one part. 20
nine parts Of sugar a little II this
mixture in the mouth. swallowed slow
II. gives relief The remedy (horse-
radish) Il not = new one. but. 10 u. the
sugar way Qf using il seems 70 BE- new
and good one. Health Nonfhig.
Since the wide prevalence Of the
blight in the pear. large number Of
instances are reported q great i'm
munity from this disease in trees grow
ing in grass. while. in rarcr cases. the
reverse has been observed The evil
dence. however, preponderafes in favor
Of pear orchards In grasS-this remark
applying to standard trees
"A medical student u good physique
and healthy parcntage suffered from
shortne<s u breath Try cough. general
weakness and dcspondcncy. By prac-
ficing regularly deep and prolonged
breathing he was relieved Of his lung
symptoms He acquired. by his prac-
tice. difference a i've inches in the
measurement Of his chest This il =
kind Of pulmonary gymnastics which
can usually be prescribed in cases Of
weak chest
Young asparagus beds should not
be sailed before the sprouts are old
enough 70 cut for cooking. Otherwise
the bed may be seriously injured. and
II only one or two years set out il may
he entirely destroyed. The salt should
be applied as soon a. the bed has been
cleared of Of its rough top-dresSing Of the
previous fall. and the rest forked in
Care must be taken that the salt does
not reach box edging- other plants or
very Young trees. - they are liable 70
BE- killed or much injured
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The business II manufacturing farm
ing tools and machinery has become one
Of the great interests in this country.
and during the last twenty five years
the increase has been over ten-fold-
According 70 the census figures Of 1880.
there were 1892 establishments in the
United States engaged in the manfact-
urc Of these implements OF these 265
are in New York. 22i in Illinois. 20 in
Pennsylvania. is in Ohio. and l43 in
Michigan. The aggregate capital in
vested in the industry l. 90. 3l5. e6S.
and the highest number II hands en-
ploved during the census-year was 90
80. 10 whom Si5. 49, ia were paid in
wages. while -. 79l .9l6 were expended
for lumber. &1s. ~. o52 for iron and
steel. and S7.s7s. ~ for other mate
rials making the total value Of all
materials used. -. o9i. 1O7. Dur
ing 1850 the value Of AL ngri-
cultural implements manufactured,
amounted 20 go. 81. 0SS- OF this vast
sum the manufactures Of Illinois. In
diana. Iowa. Ohio. Michigan. Ninneso-
"a and Wisconsin aggregated <45.O0O.-
600. or 81 per cent II the whole II
l"<W 4<tM 04k 4llI ENIl-t ~ Mll4A u@A840
most Of the implements. but to-day the
prairie States Of Ohio and Illinois have
taken their place. the value Of the i'm
plements made in Ohio IN 1850 being
$l5.473.s2j. and in Illinois. <1f.249. us;
while those made in New York were
worth <1O.747. 766. and those In Penn
sylvania. Si.27 PIP. Altogether, there
were made u lighter implements $751;
443 plows; l.2f4. 26f scythes; 4S7.178
scythc snaths; sos. 7S2 dozen hand
rakes: 2ll.736 dozen hay-forks. and
81. 057 cultivafors: while Of heavier i'm
plements there were manufactured a.
0o0 mowers. 25.537 haryesterS. 35.S35
reaperS. 5i.SS4 reapcrs and mowers
combined. TO- s7 thrashers. 10. 2O2 cider
and wine-mills. 1856 cane-mills. l.460
sirsip-eyaporafors. l1.161 horze-powers,
l.il2 clover-hullcrs. 3S.455 potato-dig-
gers. A.37O corn-huskers. 50. Isl corn
shelters. and 45.4l2 fanning-mills.
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A few days ago Berlin report gave
out that Bismarck had admonished the
Russian ambassador at the German
Court that his master. the Gar. must
put Spanish curb-bit into the mouth
Of General Skobelef II he desires the
goodwill Of Germany The report i
now explained BY the publication Of q
short speech made BY Skobelef AT Paris
10 some Seryian students. He told
them. substantially. that Germany
stands in the way Of Russia's ambition
10 become the protector Of the whole
Sclavic race in Europe. and that If Ger
MANY does not get out Of the way there
will be fight about il. The immediate
provocation is the German intrigue
which has given Austria the right. or
license. to invade and occupy Mon
tenegro and Herzegovina. But there
are also remote provocations. past as
well as future. Skohelcf remembers
that Prlssian army Of observation
stood ready armed and equipped 10
jump upon Russia in the Crimcan war
had the allies failed. He sees. too. that
after All the fighting recently between
Russians and Turks, on the part Of
Russia to gain firner footing on the
old route to Constantinople. the intrigucs
and diplomacy Of Germany have turned
that opportunity. into the bitterest Of
Dead Sea fruit by assisting in the cree
ton OF the Kingdom Of Roumania, with
Hohenzollern as King, and under Ger
man and Austrian protection. In short.
Bismarck has seduced and drawn away
from Russia her only reliable ally Of any
power in Europe--Austria-b the
tempting bait Of the two Sclavic States.
with fair outlook for two more Bosnia
and Servia. This signifies compact
alliance by reason Of interest between
Germany and Austria. and il leaves Rus
sia only the alternative of an alliance
with France or utter seclusion from
Europe.
There is reason to believe that Skobc-
lef1-s speech voices the feelings Of the
Russian Nation. which. notwithstanding
the intermarriagc Of the late Car with
q German Princess. has profound
hatred Of the German race; and there IS
no reason 10 believe that the present
Gar will punish SkobcIetf for what he
has SO publicly proclaimed In the ear of
France. Putting this and that together,
it Is possible that the present outbreak
in Herzegovina may be the beginning
81 great war that win convulsc Eu-
rope from the Nieman 10 the Mcditcr-
rancan. History has abun'antly demon
stratcd that AZ home Russia Is imprcg-
nable Nature fights her battles east IL
tho Nicman. Germany Il. On the other
hand. exposed 70 invasion from the Rus
sian side In the days of Frederick the
Great Russian armies penetrated TO Ber-
lin and tore Prussia into tatters. Jena
and Aucrstadt attest that she can easily
be invaded from the other side. and
should France and Russia combine
against her. as Skohclcifs speech inn
plies may happen. II might 60 hard with
the Empire created BY Bismarck, weak
cncd in loyalty as Il is By angry factions
IL radicals. liberals. utramontanes and
Scccssionists all equally hating the IRON
glovcd Hohenzollcrn despotism. San
Francisco Chronicle.
<------~
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Ruhinstcin has refused an offer Of
$4,000 10 return % this country for a
short engagements. Why not offer him
the United States? The country will
sink II Nc doesn't come. -- usiroit Free
Press.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
SOCIETY NOTE.

The harmony of a social gathering
at the Yerger Mansion on Austin ave-
nue., was in manner marred by the
conduct of Kosciusko Murphy.
There were some choice figs on the
table, and Murphy helped himself so
liberally that Mrs. Yerger, who prides
herself on her gentility, became exas-
peratsd.
Finally, when Murphy reached for
the tigs for the fifth time, she remarked
with asperity.
"Mr. Murphy, you ought to 60 to
California to live"
"I would like to very much; but then
1 would miss the refined culture of the
Austin people,"
"But you ought to go to California,
nevertheless.
"Why so ?" he asked, reaching out
for more figs,
Because / read in a newspaper that
figs are 30 plentiful there that they feed
them to the hogs"
Murphy was so carried away by the
magnitude of the fig crop on the Pacific
slope that, without waiting to finish
his supper, he started at once, probably
to get his ticket before the office closed.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
The News tn. at Corners !!

Special-Our eight dollar
Overcoat stock has been re-
plenished ard a new style
added. Nothing can compare
with them for price and quail
ity,
Later-Some new Ulster
e+tes and Lorne Overcoats
at twelve dollars and fifty
cents. Buyers say 1--WE do
NOT see how they can be pro-
duced for so small a sum OF
money"
Latest Dispatch-The six
teen dollar Fur Beaver Over
coat is just what you want to,
keep you warm these days.
The farmers and men out in
the cold are buying this if
they want something better
than the first named.
Still Later Despatch-Our
stock is well filled and prices.
low in every department;and
we have not forgotten the:
boys or the chilorea, and
mean they, too, shall be kept
warm. Overcoat' and Suits
that will please you and
make them laugh to know
they can be fitted SO nicely
at such a low price.
Very Latest Despatch
December must record our
largest salesever made. Our
stock Will allow us 10 90 IT,
our prices will lead buyers to.
make it and our mutual CO.
operation will make it bene-.
fetal to both, and we will
secure you as our permanent
customers.
Our special invitation for
you to come to. day and sees
our stock.
Yours 'Eruly,
TNO. w. DIEFENDoRF u Co.
novlO. Fourth and Market::sts.
Wilmington Clothing House"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
Elecfinn OF Officers

The following officers for the ensuing
vear were elected by General Torbert
Post, No. 8, G. A. R., on Wednesday
evening:
CONTAMINATION Fl. Klingler.
Senior V. P.-W. Carey.
Junior V. PA. V. Conrad.
Ouartermaster-W. H. Mills.
Chsplain-Wm. Hammond.
Officer of Day-Alexander Dill.
Surgeon-E. Anderson.
Guard-Wm. Sapp.
Delegates to the Dep. Encampment-
Charles Carey, H. j. Enwright.
AlternAtes-Wm. Hammond, VIM
Willis.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
YeBIeFGaAy'S Fire.

The Southern Hotel and three stores
ct Paducah, Kentucky, were burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
The co1rt house Of Coneouh county,
Alabama, was burned yesterday morn
ing, With all the records. 1t is believed
the fire was incendiary.
The machine shop Of the Delaware,
IIackawanna and Western railroad. at
Kingslan6, New Jersey, was burned
yesterday merning. TIE loss is eSti.
mated at 5000
The Texas House, in Leadville, Colo
RADIO, the largest gambling hell in the
West, was destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday, with large quantity of fine
furniture.
The after portion of the steamer Onei-
ida, was yesterday morning burned to
the waters edge, at Collingwood, On
tario, and she was scuttled and sunk in
thirteen feet of water.
A fire at Covington, Tennessee, de-
stroyed about twenty buildings, inclu'
ding several stores, . newspaper Office,
and the Presbyterian church, causing
loss of about $50.00O.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
WHI9PER rs.

Where the summer winds are blow ing
Where the purple grape is growing,
Where the rosy hues are glowing
In the skies above,
Meath the branches INTERVENING,
He at her sweet feet reclining,
In her eyes her heart diviniDg
Whispers still Of love.
Ab, what bliss In his car eases
AS his lips he softly pre- sses
On her brow and shining tresses,
Soothing her fond fears.
Whipering he will love her ever,
Whispering he will leave her never
Till cold death their souls shall sever
In the vale of years.
From the sky the red is dying,
Withered leaves around are lying,
And the winds are ever sIghing
Sadly oVerhead:
One more blossom bruised and broken
One more heartless lovers token,
One more whisper falsely spoken,
One mere spirit fed.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08

"Would you say" asked the profes.
sor, II would rathet walk, or should
rather walk?"
IT would say" replied the smart bad
boy, 81 had rather ride"
And he was marked three below
zero, with cloudy or partly clearing
weather,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
AFrenCh Actors LUOk.

a FF0mCh AOLOFB LWUHs
M. .Plet, an actor of the Palais Royal,
known for his great powers of mimicry
haa had the good fortune to gain the
10 900 francs prize in one of the draw
ings of the Paris loan. Although drawn
on the 1st of last May, NJ. Plet was ig-
norant of his luck until told by a money
changer on whom he had called to cash
some coupons.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
Election.

EA9Ot1OW.
Evan s. Watson Post No. 5, G. A. R.,
of New Castle, elected the following
officers on Wednesday evening.
Commander-H. s. Martin.
Sr. V. C.-E. McDonougE.
Jr. V. C.-J. Gardener.
Chaps. Hirst.
Officer of DAY.. Riding.
Guard-J. Turner.
Quartermaster-J. M. Riley.
Delegates-A. Wright, J. Riding.
Alternates-E. McDonough, Samuel
Hirst.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
LADEAESHHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9TH. 1852.

Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tiOns, osbb, TOO, 1881 A. M; 2.3O, l. 7.SO, 9oS
p. M.
S15, 8, S89, G8, I1.53 A. Y =; 2.1t, 100, bl7,
New York, ZOO, 2.28 $50, s.55, 9.5S, Il.bs
A. M; #I2 .3S, 1853, $50, SIT, e.SS, 726 p. NJ.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS,
GIT, 1000 A. M, and 600 P. M.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.57 p.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, &.El, 800,
9JT a. NJ; 100 II. 90, s %, o.57, 1l.04 p. M,
Baltimore only, LOS, 1000 A. NJ; 1928 and
P. NJ.
New Uastle, 800. $40 A. NJ; LOS, 3 %, 0.2t
r. M.
Harrington and intermediate stations, e.10
A. M; LOS, 626 p. M,
DeImar and intermediate stations, $40 B..
NJ; LOS p. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40 A. M; IL noon: 80, 7.30, 9.65 P. M.
Philadelphia and New York, 400, 2.& A
NJ; SIT, 6.38, 72o P. M.
baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.5l, S.06,
01T A. NJ; l1.04 p. M. Baltimore, LOS AM,
For further Information, passengers are re-
ferred to the timetables posted at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited ex'
PREF ss, upon wht3h extra fare is charged.
CHAS. =, PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
list Fitted HIM.

Up to year or two ago certain old
darkey used to do great deal OF hanR-
ing round a certain Baltimore depot
occasionally making dime by doing
odd jobs, but fol ever begging plug 70
bacco and likewise lamentinR the 1aoS
that he couldn't get any with tne olu
fashioned taste to it.
The clerks finally took plug soaKeo
it in alchOhol, wet it down with clnna'
mon oil, and then. literally sprinkled
it with cayenne pepper, and in three or
four davs it was handed to the old man
with the remark that it was new
brand. ,,,
He bit off a chew and disappeared
nd was nearly week before he return
cd and confidently inquired:
Say, boss, you member dat no"
bran o tabacker"
Yes
How did 1t Gomez
Guess
'Tn q box
'YeS.'
'Did dey send de directions along in
de box?' o,
directions? What do you mean?
tWhv. direckhuns how to take
mans reg'ly stomach out and put an
iron kittle in de place OBJ IL Wnlle
eittin' used to de taste OBJ dat Dran'
A solemn-looking son Of Erin who
had been hanging about the tlcket
rffice of q railroad company, apparently
without any object, was tackled Dy tne
facstious clerk. ov
"What's your name, Pappy
"Terence Rooney, at yer service
"Got any baggage, Terence :"
ayes, sir; bottle Of whiskey anu u
bundle OF Shiilelahs.
WWhere are you going"
"Going West to start an Oirlsn Nc
public" -
The clerk withdrew.
"George," asked minister or one Oh
his parishiouers' little boys "where 49,
vour sister Minnie?"
"Gone to heaven, sir:
"What! Is she dead?"
"Oh, no, no, sir; she went to buy q
box of matches"
"why, you said she'd gone to ne@-
IWell, you said last Sunday that
matches were made in heaven, 90 l
thought she went there
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
A WALKING SUIT,

Chow do you like my spring e,othes?'
inquire Leandtr.
"Pretty we'll" replied Hero, doubt
fully, and then added, "but think I
shonld like you better in walking
suit"
He sat wrapt in silent thought for
about five minutes, and then got up
and walked silently away in the suit
he had on"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08

DUBLIO SALE.
The subscriber will FeIl at Public Sale, at
the Augustine Paper Mills, near Whining
ton, Del, On
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1882,
at 10 o'clock, a. M,
80 head of trst.class mules, together with
all their harness.; 4 large wagons, one Nv
brown mare, 8 cal Is AL d harness, one H1H
moving machine. Tho SbOve stock is all tirst-
class. and to be positively sold, as the owners
bave no further SO TO- them, the railroad to
their mill being now complete.
TBRMs:-AIl sums of fifty dollars and less
cash, on all sums over that amount credit
OF months will to given by the purchaser
giving q banGnbls note with approved sndor-
ser. JESSUP x MOO Re Paper Go.
L. W. Stidham Il Son Auot. dec6'ts d&w
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08

Remember that stamina, vital energy, t1o .
,,to nriDsinsl or Whatever you may choose 70 y
taiI the RESISTANT po yer which battles aa9 arand
the causes Of disease and destn, IL sng rrIIsn Of
safoS uard Of health IL y T. Ine sxss veal, the
human fortress, and wnen nenS,orcsmsnte. IL Mr In
true policy 10 tS throw cb 10 an emergency occurs
CSnTr course Of letters MtSer tSnr;
GEiS Tmp Soia by Druggists and Dealers, 20 g whom
~ III s1,Iw ~ ~ Hostefter's AImAnac torlsS"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-08
rs WRATH

nv: & y. o West'5 Nerve and E-ain Trsat.
uIs,S, ISS eSifc for Hystcria. uizxiness Gon.
siop i ~ Nerveus Headache, Mental UepTes.
bOtencv ds y q Memory, sp0rmatorr hoea, i'm.
IA AZ Involuntary Emmistions Premature
u over Inassd Saussd by over exertion, self abuse,
Eecay AMI uuigence, which leads to misery,
baseS ~ Ean.atn, u.eatn, One box will cure recent
hent nnn nun oox contains ono mOnth's treat.
lOllaru. as ~ qellar q box, six boxes for Ave
prics W. WVsls W mail prepaid on receipt Of
ase, Wiz hsuarantee six boxes to cure any
boxes 1cson, ssn eacn order received by us for six
snd ths yS NM panled with i've dollars, we will
eturn ths sIsCnaser y, our written guarantee to
dect 4 sn,s onsy II the treatment does not
nanfeTtS guarantees iseued only by N.
Pgeets, Wilr;ru sgist, Ger. and and Market
nEIen, Del.-SOle agents.
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