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For BALTIMORE. AI
POWHATkN LINE-DIRFCT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE viii
sail every MONDAY ut ~ noon from Pow IIA-
TAN DOCK, at Twenty-fourth and DOCK streets,
direct fer Baltimore.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wsrded with dispatch 10 points North and Wet.
Freight received daily until l.. NJ.
For further Information. apply 10
W. o. KNIGHT, Agent.
ID. J. WEIsICFR, Soliciting Agent e22
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, March 20, 1897.
SALrs--Fmsr DoAgD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 81, 80 do at son, 10 do. at 2St, 10
do. at 2es. 10 do. al 27A. 10 do. 27's; 10 shares
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad at 80; IS
sha RS Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at "a.
SECOND BoARD.-30 shares Petersburg Railroad
at 2sH, 10 DO. At 2sx. 10 do. at 2Ss., 20 do. at
264, 10 do. at 26x; so shases Charlotte, Columbia
and ttausfa Raiiro1d 81 lAhk
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/ the State If Virginia ana boara OF fublic
Works. dismissed the case OF Virginia and
BOARD Of Public works Us. William Butler
Duncan and others, trustees Of the Attain
tic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
Miss Phoebe Cousins, the female lawyer,
has applied to the President 10 DC one Of
the Utah commissioners.
The Adjutant. and surgeon'denerals
both want Congress to give them more
clerical force.
Floyd w. Harris and Charles W. Potter
field have been appointed cadets to West
Point from West Virginia.
General and Mrs. Grant will help Gene
raj Arthur to receive at the first public re-
ception, tomorrow night.
The report tonight Is that Senator Teller
will probably resign his place In the Senate
tomorrow.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
1885, 347; internal revenue, S6l5,2O9.
The doctor to-day sent the House Com
mittee a certificate that Shipherd has
facial neuralgia, &c.
The Ladies' Memorial Association Of
Atlanta, Ga, have invited Colonel Henry
f. Peyton, executive clerk OF the Senate, to
deliver the Grafton in that city on Memo
rial day, April Goth. This is high COM
pliment.
Associated Press Reports to the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGTON, ID. C., March 27.-The
President has nominated S. p. Rounds, OF
Illinois. Public Printer, and W. S. o. B..
Robinson United States attorney for the
Eastern district Of North Carolina.
The subcommittee OF the House Com
mittee on Elections, in the case OF Mackey
Us. Dibble, from the Second district OF
South Carolina, agreed this morning to re-
port to the full committee in favor OF seat
ing Mackey.
The estimates Of the Pension Bureau OF
the amounts needed to pay pensions to
survivors Of the Mexican and Indian wars
prior to 1916 are as follows: Mexican war,
500, $3.50 ,4SO; Indian wars, s2S, POI ,G32.
Sihpherd Is still sick with neuralgia and
erysipeas.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee
have agreed to report upon the claim OF
the heirs Of Emanuel Wilson for $4,000
for cotton seized by the Government at
Mobile. Ala, recommending that permis-
sion be granted them to prosecute their
claims before the Court OF Claims.
SERGEANT MAsoN's SENTENCE PRONOUNCED
INVALID.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Judge-Adyo-
cate-General Swain has made report to
the Secretary Of War on the findings OF the
court-martial in the case OF Sergeant Ma
son. He holds that the sentence OF the
court martial is invalid by reason OF GER
tam irregularities and informaites in the
proceedings Of the court.
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DIVIDENDS.

DIVIDENDS.
MERCHANTS AND MEcnANicsl
INSURANCE COMPANY or VIRGINIA,
No. 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, March IS. 1882. J
A DIVIDEND OF d PER CENT. IN
n CASH will be paid 10 the stockho.dcrs Of thls
company In liquidation on the LIST DAY OF
APRIL. 1852, On presentation OF their scrip ~
By order of the Finance Committee.
NH 20-sd R.T BROOKE, seerstasy.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs

does Not contain whiskey or alcohol, aud will not
biacken the teeth or cause headache
and constipation.
IT WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN.
sLEEPLEssNEss,
DIZZINESS,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
WEAKNESS, &C.
Use ONLY
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
made by BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Bal
timore. Crossed rcd lines aud trademark On
wrapper. mn <o-e'aA"
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EnR NEW YORK.-The old I,fHsf,

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old i'm
Dominion steamship Company sssAn11413A
steamers will sail a. follows: steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALKEk, EVERY TUESDAY
ri 2 O'Clock L. VI; steamer WlANokE, Captain
COrcII, EVERY FRIDAY at o'clock J.. VI.
steamer MANIIATT An, Captain KELLY. EVERY
SUNDAY at q o'clock A. VI.
Freight received up to l O'Clock L. VI. Tor tne
saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch Ia all points north, souui,
east. and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare TO New York. sl'; rousl
tip. ais; Storage SO andS7.
Passengers leaving Richmond Nond,y- We'd
nesdlys and Saturdays by the Richmond and re-
tersburg rrIlroad at 1l:50 a. N. will make rofi-
nection 1t Norfolk with tho steamer that left Hch-
mond the day before. Cabin fare; $40; round
trim, $lS. Tickets ~ be had al the Richmond ana
Petersburg depot and A. W. CAREERS, 1000 Main
street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
g. W. ALLEN * CO., Agents,
my6 ComDany's Wharf. Rockests.
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CpoCKERY. GLAsswARE, &c.

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
NEW GOODS.
We have Just opened the largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting OF
RICH BIsoUE and DRESDEN FIGURES,
VASES, and FANCY ARTICEs;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, fish-,
OYSTER, ICE-CREAM-, and DESSERT.
SETS.
In CHAMBER Ton.ET-wARE our assortment
cannot he surpassed.
Our stock u complete In every department. ana
the prices very low. Cali and examine IT.
g. B. TAYLOR,
NH 8 ioii HAN suo''-
ARCHITECTS.
A RcHITEcT,
CHARLES II. READ, JR,
OFFICE: No. 7ol FIFTEENTH STREET, NORTH
WEST,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
SCHEDULE or CHARGES: Regular rates adopse'
BY the American Institute OF Architects :, a.,a
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP i'm
" COMPANY. n1
, FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WiANOkE NAN
HAITIAN. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at o'clock T. NJ, and SUNDAY
ut A. NJ
steamers leave New York ri EsDAl ,, THURS
DAY :, and SATURDAYS at y. VI. from Pier
20 NEW nunberl, foot OF Beach street. NORTH
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bath-r0Oms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare n New York, SfO round Utp,
SiS: Storage, SO ana 81.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Frelghts received until O'Clock g. NJ. daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO, AgentS,
my office ('on HauNf. Whnryes. ROckctt-.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-vlrgina 6's, consoii-
dated 60: second series, 80; past-duc coupons
co; new l0-4O's, As. Bid to-day.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
u ,ExEctTED .. NE DISPATCH PRINTING
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATa>ER. /,
C0MPANY's

IVIkGINIAc o SSTpEsAAMy.ssoATSl
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JAMES
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
OLD POINT 1.-THE great fashionable winter and
spring sani:arums. BAt TIMORE, AND
THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMlTHFlELD.
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
FARE TO NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
HEALS. Toe.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
ONE OF THE CoMPANy's SPACIOUS AND
ELEGANT DAY STEAMERS
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states mail,
2. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
caves Richmond every MONDAY, "wednesday.
and FRIDAY n. $50 A. NJ. for abovc-named
places connecting ri Portsmouth with the Hay Line
Tor Old Point, Baltimore aud the North. Return
ing, the steamer leaycs Norfolk at A. NJ. arriving
at Richmond at abou, r. NJ.
Fare To baltimore. 90
Fare TO Philadelphia. ...............".....s 90
|
Through tickets sale on steamer and NJ Car
ber's Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
Smthheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.;
Newbern, Washington, and Tarboro', ". G., and
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. old Point, and all regu-
lar landings on James river, Mt LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. u. TA1UM,
NH 10 Superintendent
L,OR BALTIMORE. AiISn.,
POWHATkN LINE-DlHECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.
Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE will
sail every MONDAY ut ~ room from Pow HA-
TAN DOCK, at Twenty-fourth and Dock streets,
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SCHEDULE or CHARGES: Regular rates adopted
By the American Institute OF Architects: Oh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-01

Tho relief given the sufferers in ths
burned region Of Michigan was gsuerous
70 an extraordinary extent. The peopJs
in the four counties devastated last fan
by Ere are now self-sustainine, thanks
to the magnificent charity of the cities
East and West. Some are well fixed in
comfortable houses, while others are iiv-
ing in bowels with board roofs. The
cash relief received and disbursed
amounts to over 81 10000. In addition
to this, contributions of goods valued at
100000 were distributed. In the entire
district the number of families burned
out WIS 1913, representing IA, 40 per-
sons. Some received more than, accord
ing to their own statements, they lost,
and all were enabled to get through the
winter without positive suffering. The
entire cost of the distribution of the vast
sums was very little more than three
per cent. The amount Of supplies sent
was enormoua. The Port Huron Com
mittee shipped between Sept. 8 and Feb.
- an average of six and one-half car
loads, aud Detroit perhaps as much
more per day. These goods included
clothing, flour, agricultural implements,
and crookery. The clothing was re-
markably good, and many families now
have more than they had before.
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rme Uy1rED STATES ACADEMIES.

Instead of cutting down the number
Of eadsts ct tho United States Military
aud Naval Academies, a. has been 70
psatsdly proposed, . writer now comes
forward With . proposition 70 greatly
insrsassthe number. His idea contsm-
Pilates The admission to the Naval Acad-
envy Of . large number Of boys who
should b at private expense for main
tsuance, - In private institutions Of
Learning. The number Of students
should b such ~ 10 furnish graduating
elasses OF Ct least q hundred. From
this number hs would have = few se-
Iocted each year for naval officers from
among those most fitted for and most
desirous Of entering theservice. A sim
liar plan would answer a. we'll for the
Military Academy. In this way, with
vssy little, II amy, extra expense, the
Ooveenmsut would help 10 educate great
nambsn Of young mon, who would be
valuable ~ citizens, and who would be
IN tims Of var especially we'll h:ted TO
d good service ~ volunteer officers.
6uoh an enlargement Of the scope of
~ Oovsgnmsnt schools would do much
- inessass their popularity, and, BY fur
nishin9 . larger body Of studsnts to g.
lest from, would enable the Government
10 recruit Ne military and naval service
With . superior class Of young officers.
II pgaotisabls, and We see no reason
Why q h net, there b much In this plan
- reeommend Il. Il would b good 70
w, anyhow.
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nln;Y Posi- -DiELLIaIIOER
.-~.caaT1oU erATIsTICs.

n. az ths most striking Of the numer-
g sablss issusd By ths Barssa Of STA
600 on ths subject Of immigration
ehows ths decrease Of late years, bosn
ahsolutsay and comparatively, in the II.
riv.Ie from Ireland. In 1851 these naa
reachsd their greatest abundance tne
r.mter bsine 22l, 2s3. Thirty years
l.t.r IN 1881, they had fallen TO less
th.n ! third-to 7OySe IN the greatest OF
IN immigration years. In 1877 they mad
dropped 70 only 1871, or to less man
one in sixteen of the amount a quarter
q . century before. In the TWO years
,as1 and 1852 nearly 100000 Irish landed
n this country; bat such heavy drsuRhts
on The population Of the island at last
had their effect, and the tremendous
outasv fell OF In quantity. Another
fast Of interest On this subject, much
~ csnerally known, IL that during the
lat thirty ysAu the immigration from
FnQiand has = steadily increased as
that from Ireland has fallen Oh. In isSi
tbs immigration from Ireland was more
thsn too hundred and fifty times As
great q that from England; bat in 1881
ths Eneiish immigration WAS moro than
nvs thousand larger than tho Irish. In
forty years our English immigration
-. s.s....ed from onlv l47 in year to
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A NIGHT o. An ISLAND.

Ban HABBoR. Aug, AT one Of the
most prominent hotels there has been
staying charming Philadelphia miss,
who has been courted and attended as
much AZ, il not more, than any Of tho
favored beauties. 1t was young Balti-
MORGAN who seemed to bask the more in
her sunny presence, and we were soon
told that he was the ono who had
brought happy victim to Venus's
shrine. In short, they were engaged.
Like all Bar Harbor lovers, they used
TO 90 rowing in the evening, and started
recently for ride that was more than
usually interesting by reason of the
lovely moonlight. After rowing for
some time they concluded to land at a
nei9hboring island, aud rest and talk
and -; but never mind, that doesn't
concern as. They soon became 30 alb
sorbed In one anOther's company. and
90 Oblivi0us TO all about them, that they
didn't zee their boat, which was gradual
". but surely drifting seaward. When
they did finally become conscious that
there were other things in the world be-
sides themselves Careful mammas,
among others,) they started to enter
their boat to return. Imagine her Il
don't know about his) CONSERVATION
when they found that the boat had be-
come unfastened, and could be seen far,
far from shore, dancing tripplinsly in
the silver-glinted water. What were
they to do! be took sensible view of
the matter. and concluded there was
nothing else but TO remain ON the island
until daylight. and then hail some pass
ing boat. TO this she strongly objected;
her reputation would be compromised
u they remained together alone during
the entire night on a deserted island. In
vain he pleaded. No, she didn't believe
people would take very kindly TO new
Paul and Virginia story. There was
only one honorable, manly thing for him
10 do, she th0ught-to swim home and
tell Of the affair. and bring her assist
ance. But they were fully 4 mile from
the nearest shore, the water was beating
high. and he knew that any such an az.
tsmpt would be not only fool bat
fatal. She would not b. convinced. nor
be persuaded. They remained ON the
Island al the night, while their friends
suffered tho most intense anxiety, There
must have been serious quarrel. for on
their arrival home. the following mora
ing, u was noticed that the young ladv
would not speak 70 her e0cort. whom ahe
deemed an uugallant coward becauee he
had refused 70 do what the hero In
'sIhe Romance Of Poor Young Man,
did OF his own will. He went boldly 10
the mother OF his betrothed but she ~
fused % listen 70 any explanation, say-
inR. my daughter has told ma nIi p
The next day the unfortunate but siliy
gl.l, whose conduct Is severely depre-
dated BY her friends, Was cent avav.
Tho young man isstill here. and, though
20 says nothing, Il " plainly seon That
no thinks himself In She right, q do ali
wo0 have heard his story. Il IL barely
possible, though, that their ooinion
might o changed after hearing her 20
count Of the affair.
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kRNMgrn RAvNoR D.rayps mn.
SELF.

A lively soone occurred at the Troas-
ury Dcpartment = few days ago, the
principal figures IN which were the Hon.
Kenneth Raynor, Solicitor Of the Trsas.
NY, and . noted female l0bbyiat nAmod
1oesley.
Ine Solicitor vas Waited In Nj ones
~ 2rA 1ooeley, Who oommenoed an
as9omeas IN fayoe of = oompromiss BY
TIE 0oveenn,eot Of the Detroit tobacco
$500, claiming that ahe vas the agent
q - koehecnilde. Who msde The oder.
-: 6ey1oe informed the lady that be
80 aneaoy dsoeded aeatnae the oaess,
ana NO arRumeno would avail anything
noW. ana In 4osetsy changed from
fss9oleens g p!aintave pleading, and
49, sne ootscasoe e ttve her . chance
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Dr.. d. Z. BuIl. az New York, says tha

d.. @. L. Bull, Of New York, says that
persistent Rubbing and kneading Of scars
a NJ faes. both those duo to burns and
10 suts, have. In \ number Of instances
In The writer's experience, yielded most
ezeelleut results. Adhesions Of scars,
digit q extensive, 10 the subjaoent
part. have bssn slowly, cautiously, and
pAinlsanly detached, and . gradual alb
sssption u The Arm material In the
dsnss part II The scar has bssn brought
abouk 30 oonsideEahls has bssn the
resull oaaained In some Gases that the
vziAes hae come b regard this gradual
ezlenaion and loosening - an import
ant part q NJ tseatmsnt in thsss caaes.
When ons rs6sets on the amount Of
mental miaasy thsas sears often cause,
thelR ysnoval becomes an object Of great
inpsgtanss.
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Ben. Holbon. oolorsd, has brouAht snit
IN tho United 6tatssC Court, at Louisville,
against John Duncan ind Alexander
Duncan, Of oldham county, for 6fty
thousand dollars damages. In March
las. barn belonging to the Duneans,
wealthy distillers, was burned. HoltUn
was the only man In the neighboshood
Who did not offer to help extinguish the
flames, and the Duncans charged him
with starting the FIRE. A detective from
Cincinnati was employed, but hs gave
up the case. satisfied that Holton was
innocent. The Duncans persisted that
he Was not, and one cold night they
aroused him at his home. while sleeping
with his family, and took him to the
still house, where they atteUpted to
make him confess to burning the barn.
They tied a strong rope around his neck
and drew him up until he was uncon-
scious. When LET down and allowed to
regain his breath he denied tbs burn
ing, and when he vas swung up SEQ
ond time he still refused 70 confess,
and was hanged a third time. He only
missed death by q hairs breadth, and
was confined 10 his bed for days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-01

Seminal weakness, Impotency. MIGHT iosses
BY dreams. pimples ON the face ana Iost
manhood can positively DO cured. Tho
sick and afflicted should not fail to call "a
him. The Doctor hes Travelled extensively
In Europe and inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there. obtaining . great
competent to impaFt 70 those IN need of
his services. Dr. Gibbon will make no
charge unless he effects cure. PerDon0
ct Q distance may be cured Ut home. An
communications strictly confidential You
60 mo- one but the Doctor. Persons writ
ing to the Doctor win please state the name
Chargeo reasonable. Call or write. Ad.
dres DR.. +. GlRBON. p. O. box 1867, San
Francisco. Sind 90 fr . package e
m0djc'p ma AdAItf
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DuyTRIBUTION Of IMMIGRATION.

II il hard to believe that anything like
acourate figures can be obtained of the
destination of foreign immigrants land
ing in the United States, yet these fol-
lowing arc officially given for the month
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u . Deve.lai1lno
Cure Tor Nerves
Debility, ExAaaGes
Cd vitality. oenA
nal Weokneoo,
per atDsS1oo
LOST MAun00 on .
ImpoAsecy. H.a.
lyuis. and al u
tern BILE sDec)D =
eslf-Ahpss. ycu0
'NI folltss. md -
$1,000 N 49,
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY!

T WILL LEASE FOR A TERM OF
five years my property, the L. J. Hol-
gate claim. thine acresD six acres Of which
Is tho very finest bottom land; q furnished
house. sixty apple trees. one and One-half
miles from the city. to some responsible
party on reasonable terms. This is splen-
did chance for an industrious farmer to
make few thousand dollars by supplying
the Seattle market with all kinds Of vege-
tables, etc.
Apply at once to
G. c. PHINNEY,
j20tf Post Building, Mill ct.
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A WORD 10 TIE Wux.-Piper's cole
brated Milk Bread has moro nutriment
in ono pound than common bakers
bread-which ia blown up to look big
has in two. asst
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yeago- o1eA - IAD - 0e0oC, LAo1oo
1oeen1nl 1Dta1oo9, Aversion - ooocys
DlmAeO q vls1oo. uo1eo9 IN the uooo; -
vl1al 1u14 poGotng unohosFved b ~ -.
end na1y etAsg aassasss thsa ICED y t.
IN. NU1IB vin sesss 10 fnssl1 -
0uxmnxD DoaLAno fug eaeo 81 M ~
VITAL HUDTORATIvE tu11se ~ 49,
adyieo ~ txsatDentl viii NOT cuEos =
anylA1n9 Impure or injuYi0os founo > -
Oh 1INTlB tzesas Ill Privats DtseoGe -
oao1fully without mercury. ouuuu1nA
nm. 3A0eouGh eaaRtnatton md o6yo1os
lsad1Ag analysas q urine. ts.oo 49,
vRAx 4nu1uoA1Ivu. $500 . bo14lAs -
tDeD ~ Quantity. 5000; mt = ~
dzsD ~ lsss1pt II psice. y g y -
eeclre ne0 oosegvsfioa. I'D b pssSs0 81
4. 4. Nu1Iu. n ,.
u xaag1y o6ss2 - Isansooes
oANeL1 DodII.1 19Hn1
- q sDpaleatssa - lseos saa11ne
49, On anA A. 00amnnissssns
N. ml1UD xWuUI 1EllIs H. ~
1x31oU0. OnSoo I'll tin&D -
1oae1B 0o0p1a1n11, 6eaGgg1oA r
800 q 6s160 = Sa0. -. -
N uu4IBD OAX0U1NoM S4l41 -
~ - - eAnQG11 $780,. f.
y1Q9 ~ = oo0ape -
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II you want 70 be healthy and happy,
eat Piper's milk bread. je2ldtf
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TO THE UNF0RTI
DRTuniT
GIBBONS



o25 Kearney s..
QPrner a onimer.
cial St. Ban Fran
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