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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07

Clarified fat is a great economy in
cooking. 1t may be used in making plain
pastry and even apple dumping. The
same fat may be used for different cook
ings One lot may e used twenty OF
thirty times simply by adding a little
more fat when ii becomes weak
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07

In making apple dumplings it is best to
put little sugar inside the apple before
putting it on the stove. The melting of
The sugal helps to thaw the apple.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07

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c r7. e Nj,
..I had been scl, and miserable So long, ana lad
caused my husband 50 much trouble ana expense.
'nni,Si' h,"T ,nj mi't I., @ i'i ms th
frame of mind got i bottle of Hop Bittels and
improve and gained 50 fast that my husband and
t"lI them what bad hemed me- thny Iai Jfmrr,h
for Hop Bitters long may they prosper for they
have made 1lnthpi, iyaU and rs hsnn, ItTha
mother
A. a rule, the men who have been dri, en crazy
~ misfortune tii rot have fan t0 90.
If ,ou wish ,.r,if,. tb. l,o mako f,a. ,,. If
Wheat Bnier~' Ii Is an economical ply sielan.
,,,i.o ,.,li..o,,,.,,, i,,t .i,.,, ',,,,
lar ani @5I tiina IIi..I H. majn M p,.ini7s
,ni @iL ' 9 'i,I, fIo "' '"1 serious
If cIeanIfnes. indeed l,. next f., e;odltnoss we
know OF no one that is oing more to promote hs
Ertue than James Pyle through the Introduction of
ANY Good-l0oking lass is perfectly happy Nnen
left 70 her OWL reflections.
pate the bowels and give headache with one eXccp-
ton, that Is Browns Iron Fitters.
r,,o ,.,. ,,, ....,,,io. ,.....,,,
taken seat ami NOW feels quite comfortable.
N,,ji.al scio,,. n...,., ,,,.,...I ,...1...l., /.
he'5IVSI 9tic',c ht'eI Piotucvi :" NiidaiiC il
da.g l%I tlit 'i ''i1Gs'7 ] !
adv;.
yV;+t, ~ ,,,,,.. t,,. ~; f.. i;,,;,.i.
to KEEN from getting fat.
"tli9 iiS'Hlh AeiiVWtI It7t"It7 HeItu anu
ty. 81. Iyrl7
There. are f,,r different nat,nts ont ON ,y,,v, IL
preserve eggs, bat none ot them beat the ol-fa9h-
luhV'l way % nutlIh7 e'h III Eu9h 'ahf' aho Flac-
BUCdUfA1bA."
der lnI I-rinlr[ nisnaSt a. nrmsist i''''''
\ woman was 'hereu 81 900 II she WoulH remain
7iehJ luf tWo hours. ~ the eha OF hlteeh minutes
7iv "9Ae'" l9h 'it time ht'uIN UP .'h'l l"7
4"7I
.rpCrron Dnr n,mc,,
clears o,,t ,.,ts p,iro roarha. aie. ont- Iei
bugs, ,kullks rEipmunks gonhpre l5, DrIl,r,ri .ts
81 give vou nv word that I'm -neakina the
truth, said a man 10 his Wife "of course, you
give me your word" she retorted bitterly because
no one tlse VIII take IL.
Or. kLINE's Great Nerve Restorer is the marvel
II the age for all Nerve Diseases All fits stopped
- '''''' "'
"7'tt.i' i't,t ~ !U'tcl 'ttNcttINC III elt
M lii,1ii @ M"5te tlien Hi0tH 9eninS i"i
Why Welcome.
what makes Fjoreston Colorne welcome ON every
laiys toilet table il its lasting fras,,anrr ana VIII
fiolyery odor
You can hold an opinion more firmly than you
can clutch hornet.
q ua -, ,,, H., .,..-,-.
T. l' hooh w., Lohel, Mass, apOthecarles,
- ,,
Soi" +A"I'l9oN lug" ha'Su" loF man! years
with great satisfaCiOn
.-...
a 2t,.tiati'i i'is t7tlhite' Itl oouftohlps aver
0hls OF the fa0hefs VlSlled on the Chhdren.
Physicians say that scrofuous taint cannot be
eradicated, deny it "in toto If YOU 90 through
a thorough course of BURDOCK BLOOD BITrERs
your blood viii ret As pure rs YOU can wish. Price
Sl.00 trial size 10 cents For sale by r. Ii. Moody
Belfast.
,,.
. MaIildsG "lakts men thoughtful About nan
'ii''i "''e - spent III FORMING excuses
Nothing E?oual 10 # for tho s1in
WY
II you want clear, Whlte ana beautiful skin, go
f$ht 10 your druggist for Il bottle OF Pearl White
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07
THEM STEERS.

The Home Farm says of visit to Chases'
Mills: Unfortunately Uncle Solon was not at
home, but we saw them veritabe steers
hard at work, driven by one Of his sons, and
had very pleasant call at the publication Of
flee OF Them Steers, where we found his paper
in the hands of a most competent Young lady /,
whese name we did not learn. but who has a
fund Of genius, ability and capacity equaled by
few of her sex. She was not only one of the
compositors on the paper, but set the advertise
ments, read the proof, made up the forms,
corrected the galleys, run the mailing machine
and helped in mailing, but also prepared much
of the copy for the paper, and wrote poetry for
it besides. The amount of work she did SEEM
ed enough for two ordinary persons, and yet
we were Informed she was hot over twenty.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07

A new bug has turned up in Maine, if one
might be allowed the license of calling it bug.
The farmers already dread it worse than the
potato bug. 1t has SO far been found only in
the town of Cherrytied and vicinity, in Wash
ington county. 1t crawls at Il snairs pace, but
is ditiusing itself too rapidly. \ local paper
says it resembles Il large snail has the power of
is three or four inches long. 1t is supposed to
have been brought from Europe in a bundle of
shrubbery. The Irish say it is very common in
the ''od country" 1t is a filthy looking Great
urc, and very destructive to .lmost every kind
of Nptrntahin
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07

Writing of the State Prison the Maine corre-
spondent of the Boston journal says: In 1876
capital punishment was abolished in this State,
and it has resulted in a serious change in the
character of the prisoners. AT that time only
about five per cent. were in for life now thirty
five per cent. are serving such sentences. all of
whom are conscious that whatever they may do
it will not affect the term of their Imprisonment.
The safety of a prison official IS thus reduced lii
direct ratio with the increase of life sentences.
and the question of how this state of things is to
be remeded is one that sooner or later will ag-
itate prison reformers, and will possibly lead to
Il restoration of the death penalty in certain
cases, In fact this action was attempted in our
last Legislature but failed of passage. The
balance of the prisoners change in about every
three wears on an average.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07
NUMBER 40.
Notes by the Way.

VIEWS AFOOT." A GOOD DINNER AND A
MAINE MAN IN WALTON. GYPSUM AND
FREESTONE. WINDSOR. AYONDALE.
Corrp snnndpncn of the Innrnal
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-02

atod, too, and gave him ono, for
luck, and then went down tho ado
walk, blattiug and sneezing, and the
minister came in the parlor and said
he was stabbed, and then pa cams
out of his room with his auspenders
hanging down, and he didn't know
the minister was there, and he said
euss words, and ma cried and told
pa he would 90 to he'll sure, and pa
said he didn't care, he would kill
that kussid coat atore. no went, and
/ told pa tho minister was in the
parlor, md he and ma went down
aad said The weather was propiticus
for revival. and. il seemed az
though an outpouring of the spirit
was about to be vouehsafed 10 his
people, and none of them sot down
but ma, cause the goat didn't hit
her. While they was talkin relidg.
in, with their mouths, and kussin
the goat inwardly, my ehum and
me adjournodsthe lodge, and went
and stayed with him all night and
hain't been home since. But don't
believe pa will lick me, cause he
said he would not hold us response
bile for consequences. Ele ordered
the goat himself, and we filed tho
order don't you see2 We'll, guess
| will 60 and sneak in the back way
and find out from the hired girl how
the land lays. She won't 20 back
on me, cause the goat was not load.
ed for hired girls. She just happen
ed to'got in at the wrong time.
Good bye sir. Remember and give
yonr goat kyan pepper in your
lodge"
AS tho boy went away, AM. skip
ped over tho back fence, the gro.
Gerry man said to his brother Odd
Fellow, "Ifthat boy don't beat the
doyiI then never saw one that did.
Tho old man ought to send him TO
the luuatic asylum.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-02
Scheme for Saving.

Four hundred Harvard professors
and students formed a cooperative
society nino months ago, and open
ed a store, where books, sporting
articles, stationery, fuel, pictures
and clothing were either kept in
stock or sold by sample. The price
of everything was five per cent.
above wholesale cost, and members
could buy on no o'hcr terms than
cash down, They also paid So a
year The experiment has illus far
been highly satisfactory, and no
reason for failure IN the future Is APP
parent There Is no capitol at risk,
the five per cent. and yearly dues
cover tho expenses, and the mem
bcrs, now increased to 636, get
their supplies at an average Of 20
per cont less than they would have
to pay elsewhere. A novel branch
Of the business is the secondhand
books and furniture, by which stu.
dents get pay for their discarded
things, instead of throwing them
away
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-02
1}( isrella
THANH SEWING.

Come orc, come all Como homo, come
home
From desert sands, from ocean foam,
Beneath the honored home roof-tree,
Join bands and hearts, and you shall sec
Sweet thoughts, pure love and honest
living
Flow from the keeper of Thanksgiving.
IT'S then the dead become most dear;
IT'S then the living bring most cheer;
: lis then the best within us seems
Aspiring toward our Youthful drains,
Aud life looks really worth the living,
In the old homestead at Thanksgiving.
Thanks. grim old Puritans to you,
Who "buiIded better than ye knew !"
True, ye were hard and stern, It's said,
lntoleraut and bigoted,
But one sweet gift is ofyour giving
Thanks, sad old pilgrims, for Thanks
giving!
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His Pa is "Nlsblated."

s-~y =---- f
"Say, are you mason, or nod
fellow, or anything Z" asked the boy
of the grocery man, as he went to
Tho cinnamon bag on the shelf and
took out long stick Of cinnamon
bark to chew.
"Why yes, of course am, but
what set you to thinking Of that ?"
asked the grocery man, as he went
to his desk and charged tho boys
father with halfpound Of CHINA
mon.
"Well, do the goats bunt when
you 'nlshiate a fresh candidate"
"No, of course not. The goats
are cheap ones, that have no life,
and we muzzle them, and put pill.
lows oyer their heads, SO they cant
hurt anybody" says tho grocery
man, as he w1nkod at brother Odd
Fellow who was seated on sugar
barrel, looking mysterious. "But
why do you ask ?"
20, nuthin', only l wish me and
my chum had muzzled our goat with
pillow. Pa would have enjoyed
his becoming a mombcr Of our lodge
better. You see, pa had been toll.
ing us how much good the Masons
and Odd Fellows did, and said we
ought to try and grow up good 80
We could jino the lodges when we
got big, and | asked pa if it would
be any hurt for US to have a play
lodge in my room, and pcrtond to
'pishiate, and pa said it wouldn't do
any hurt. Ilo said it would i'm.
prove our minds, and learn us to be
men,. SO my chum and me borrow.
ed a goat that lives in a livery sta
bic. Say, did you know they keep
a goat in u livery stable so tie horses
won't get sick 7 They got used to
the smell of a goat, and after that
nothing can mako them sick but a
| glue factory. | wish my girl board.
.
cd in II livery stable, then she would
get used to tho smell. / went home
with hor from church Sunday night,
and the smell of a goat on my
clothes made her sick to her STUN.
mick, and she acted just like an cx.
cursion on the lake, and said if /
didn't 60 and bury myself and take
tho smell out Of me she wouldn't
never 90 with mo again. She wa.
just as pale az ghost, and tho per.
splration on her lip iii she had been
bit by street sprinkler. You soc
my chum and me had TO take the
goat up to my room whom pa and
ma was out riding, and ho blatod &c
wo had to tic q han dkorcbiof ovor
bis nose, and bis feet made such a
noise on the 1oor that wo put ba.
.by's socks on his foot. Gosh, how
trowy goat smells, don't it2 [
Ighould think you Mosons must have
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! begged her II rise and bo seat.
Jed, and then inquired her fathers
name. She sad it was John Linton,
| then asked ar II she romombe fod
tho old widow and her son, that
once liYed In 10 cabin on tho Eos.
ter road, nea Linton Hall
She replied, with aome surprise,
that she did.
Then | stood up.
"That boy said I, "wrctohed,
homeless outeast that he WAS, now
stands before you"
She turned ashen white, arose
f7-A@.,sgsafea 70 a.sra lie som. ]
Told her to stop, | had something TO
say to her.
"Lot me GO, said she; al show.
cd no mercy to you, ana l expect
none"
Then my heart was touched,
"Mrs, ST. John | sma, 81 will
pardon your husband, but on one
condition only"
"Itis this, said |, chat you teach
your children the folly and tho evil
Of prldej that you
will guard them against its wicked
and neiarious influences through
liis, and that your husband will
Illxewlsc reclaim and lead q differ
ent Fife"
She readily assented to my re-
qulroments, aud IN a few moments
more che was oil her way home,
bearing the joyful tidings to her lit.
tie children.
The lesson that I then taught her
| hope may be benefit to them
through liio.
She aud her husband moved to II
distant city, where he reformed and
became useful and respectable cit
zen, and often speaks of me, | nm
derstand, with profound gratitude.
| am bachelor yet, and there is
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4
She had been in the habit of giving
M nod Of recognition Whenever
she met me before this, but after
this she passed me by without even
glance, disdMn within her naughty
eye and contempt upon her scorniui
lip. You may know that my ife
was US wretehed as It could we'll be
used to sit down by the fire in our
little cabin. utter hard days work
vas done, and curse my wretehed
fate, and call God unjust in what |
considered the distinctions be made
IN The human race, but ] little knew
then what fhe sequal would be.
Crowds Of company, gay ladies
and gentlemen, came every summon
from the city to spend the season al
Linton Hall, and 1t 50 happened
that when summer came among the
rost young gentleman named AR
thur St. John. lie was reported to
be wealthy, and handsome he Ger.
tainly was, and it WAS not very lsna
before he began paying devoted at
tention 10 Gen. Linton's daughter
and it was easy enough to see that
she was as infatuated as he was.
They used to ride by our little cot
tage on the bright summer even.
iHgs, on tho Forest road as it was
called, on their prancing horses, he
bending fondly above her, whisper
ing words of love and tenderness,
and she listening to them with Il
flush on her check and smile on
her lip. remember one evening
that | stood watching them as they
rode down from the wild glon, bath
Cd in the glorious golden halo that
the gorgeous fires of sunset throw
upon the scene, while the summer
zephyr, loaded with the perfume of
wild fioWefs, blew back nor massive
har from her qaeonIy brow, until
the scene seemed to meaeelestial
and she an lnhabitant ofeelestial
regions, Just thon she caught sight
OF me- as l looked at her almost ell
tranced, and spoke something IN a
low tone to her companlon. What
II WAS | never knew, out thoy both
looked at me an Instant and then
the ar rang with Their laughter,
ana heard nm say something
about presumption ana lmpudohce,
ana guessed what 1t was 1t was
nara TO DC mus tortured Simply LOT
no other reason IMAM because l
had heart ana could not control It's
impulses, ana when l look back on
that time Isoems TO me IKE some
Terrible dream
Mistortuncs, they say, never come
singly, and they always came, too,
when we least expected them. My
mother sickened and died, and | was
thus loft alone wretched outcast
on the earth AS l stood over her
grave 1t seemed to me that | had
buried every hope. l determined
to leave the spot whore l had seen
so much misery. l cared very little
where l went. Anywhere away
''ou' 'noI0, Uo"' Linton pa'a me
WHAT 1T I'0 nc oMou me, ana struck
ou' lor 'no iar W est haIIro"oS ana
S'0"'n0'''S "0'0 ''o' n'''l "S hu'n0r'
Gus 'noh DIS 'noy arc now ahu' even
j 'ney n"a o'en, was 700 poor 10
avail ny sen 81 '"o'r Advantages
""'heu' 'nerolore' many weary
niue, un''' lounu nysoIl al tue
OUTSKIRTS oi " growing cI'y' mere
S'oPPou Ooc"uSo Inougn' n"o
Bo"o lar enough anu ior inc o'z' o.
al r0'So'7' o0o"u9o my money h"'
S''0' '"'' '"0 ~ w 9o'"0'''"B'
A largo mansion with beautiful
grounds stood before me- l applied
to the owner for labor. Lie SAID be
was very much IN need OF a garden
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-02

atIohk al1laialN' why uoh You
have sknnk or a mule for a trade
mark. Hako mule, and annoiat
it with lihburg choose and yoa
could infinite and make a candidate
smell As bad as with gosh darn
widowed goat. Vol, sir, my cham
and ne praetieed with that goat IN
til he could bant o picture Of n goat
every time. We borried buck
beer sign from q saloon man and
hung II on tho back of a chair, and
the goat would hit il every time.
That night pa wanted to know what
what q : efe DOM, u, In hay rdens
and Told him we were playing
lodge, and improving our minds,
and pm aaid that was right, thore
was nothing that did boys OF our
age milf SO much good as to initiate
men, and store by usoiul nollidge
Then my ehnm asked pa If he didn't
want 10 como up and tato the grand
bumper degree, and pa lailed and
said he did, just to encourage Us
boys in innocent pass time, that WIS
so improving to our intellox. We
had shut the goat up in a closet in
my room, and he had got over
plating, SO We took or the handker.
chief, and he was eating some of my
paper collars, and skate straps. We
went mp statas and told pa to como
up pretty soon and give three dis,
tinet raps, and whom we asked
him Who comes there, he must say
ga pigarIe who wants to join your
ancient order and ride the goat.
Ma wanted to come mp too, but We
told her if she como in it would
break up the lodge, cause a woman
couldn't keep asecrot, and We didn't
haYo my sidesaddle for the goat.
Say il you never tried it, the next
tfrsa ,an a;,sa,oo MOI, i, 49,. ~
60, III, ,,au o,,n;,,.i.. it4,f.
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can o,ot f6reo f-,,os "a ,,,ob en- -
a. .aa.no ;.A - .a, v
,ganI5n,t tbinl !, yos ,ho sama
,oat waIl wa on, need o.1 -
,,,,.,,aol .a Lot If,, :, al 81
him no r,na, bo Il,n7foIa,d 9Th
..o, an bfs l,roos , Lot All go
a to,yo1 ororrdbis NO and u,oa !
tprood him, around AMI n.1o him
,.o, do,cn =, 1is Lor1s ol,o at
,bor Nj, LooI. ,roo ui.l., ,.,.,.l a..
cIosat door onlI ,,t ,ho hoor. boo.
si,,n ,,,,h, ,oo,r,, ro,, ,lou... n.
,ros n Ioa}na all ,ho TINA anvil s,ii
,yo hore war, r,lI 81 f,n o nou
mad, 5,.o and asia L;,, -, ma.
soIomr ono,si,, ood ,ro n,,,r,,,,,
,ronit mo royi,,, and # Lo AIM,
s,on Ioero, wa corrd,,, ,,r, li.a
tho Grand hr,,,or do,,reo rto,
......,,.;.
ohr,o hod Ii,h ag1 ,..-,
door and tosLod no 8, I,,n H.
tomas ilho ,,,,.o , l.,,,.t -. -,
80 ,rn. h.,l, - &C. ,l -
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tbo,if 1aa.,il.,,, - ,o o,,od AID
not hloc,on. c,uL, aa..,.,..,,.
70 roroot or,or ma ho c,IIa,,i,,,.
uRr,nc or,b ho RoyoI hummer
and lot HIM hmm r pa rcncat,d
H., Md, and 49,, ..,,, .,.,i.I.,.I
tho Lvo, ,c,rcr -, ha ,,o,,s
moustacho and no sncczcd orcn md
1oo,od s.ss,, and b,sco,,, I,,..o,.
hoo, ooo, r,ri,,. ~, onJho s,arioa
for II ina, fila a ca,y c,,ob,r and
h,o,eJ pa ia rcn mt hnt bc l,rov,
100.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-02

- - Wv N'N'N'l "iN et4eA - ~
lieved me TO be an honest man. n
will tell you something moro, said
he, @that have discovered. You
arc a young man OF extraordinary
intelligence, Gardening Is not your
proper ayocalion. | am doing an
extensive practice of the law, and |
need some one to stay N my Office,
know OF no enc who is better
suited than you, With your iqpli-
cation and industry, within ono
year from now you may be edmu.
ted to tho bar. You met etisnG
to be my student" + lof
didn't know oxaotN how L was,
but suddenly Judge Parker seemed
to become inverted, and the room
went whiring around and areand,
and then we all seemed flying oil
through the air, like Aladdin's
castle, and the next thing knew |
was sobbing, with my head upon
the table.
He didn't say anything until l
bad regained my eomposure, and
then | told him all, What a hard
time | had had through life, and
how this had been the only light
that had ever shown o. my dark
pathway. Tears sRraHg iato c.
old mans eyes, as Tt0fd him, hntH
he SAID must never despair, and he
was certain would come out vieto-
rious.
went into Judge Pariser's office,
and studied hard, at the end of
the year, as he predicted, | obtain i
my license to practice law. He
then asked me what intended do
ing. | told him that intended to
go off to some rising place and grow
up with it, "aud If ever do any.
thing" said l." "remember that
you are the man who made me-"
He said that | shouiG do no such
thing. lie was getting old, he said,
and was unable to attend properly
10 a arcat deal Of his business, and
he wanted me to stay and assist
+ him. "You must be my paRnor,p
said he, awilh a,ahare of thspIutits."
Again the room seemed .arning
avognd and around, but this time
managed to rctain my feelings and
only said:
"May Heaven thank you, for /
cant,
We'll, 1t wasn't long before the
people seemed to take an interest
in me and th6y elected me to the
State Legislature, and then, after
a"hl'e' 10 congress- ana always
continued IN inc same h0nea| IN
auStrloos course until thoy hod
made me 'he'r Governor
had heard but very little IN all
that time from l-lnton Hat ! had
heard that q H. Linton had dled
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Wrote to the Commander.

whoa a woman in tho far West
wants partner of hor joys and sor-
rows, she generally wants him bad.
An officer Of tho Seventh Cavalry
regiment ut Fort Lincoln, d. r., re-
ccived letter from a woman who
owned a ranch near Mandan, which
in substance read as follows "Doar
Sir: My man, perhaps you know,
is dead. buried him Thursday IL
is coming on spring now, and | am
lono woman with biz ranch and
the ludiaus about. | don't mind
tho indians, the red devils, but |
have too much work for any woman
TO do, lfyou hayo any sergeant
about to be mustered out, ora prl-
vato, if he ia good man, | would
like to have you inform me about
HIM. It he Is a steady man, likes
work, ana wants good homo ! VIII
marry HIM, II we think we can got
along together. It's good chance
Tor any man. Please answer
The main who couldn't stand
it any longor' has taken his scat
and now rcols quite comfortable.
y As rule, the men who have
been driven crazy by misfortune
did not have far to so.
~ Az least thrco mon on tho av-
crago jury locl bound Disagree with
/ tho rest to show that they've got
minds Of thor own.
All who lead Il closuIy confined
Info arc moro frequent subjects Of
constipation, headache and mdiges-
| ton. If YOU will use Bdiey's Saline
| dDerisat twill cure you entirely
Pleasant as a glass OF soda, cheaper
] than pills and never fails
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