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Daily globe., 1882-10-08
Foresathers, Monument.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. THE great
granite statue of education was safely
placed upon the buttress of the Fore
fathers monument this morning. The
statue occupies the southwest buttress i'm.
medlately in the rear of the statue OF Nor.
ality. This completes the female statues
The remaining statues, Law and Freedom
will be represented by male figures. Step
have been taken by the members of the
American law association to raise money
to furnish the statue of Law.
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ltI;n 3is Coal.

CHICAGO, Oct. Forthcoming reports
OF the state bureau of labor Will show that
Illinois is second only to Pennsylvania in
the production of coa:, anu that the sup
ply increased from six million tons in
1880 to nine milliors this year. Forty
SIX out of the hundred counties produce
coal. Tae egg .egate value at the mines
has been nearly $14,C.0,C)O.
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datd opera of SMassha" on Thursday
evening October IL, ct 8 p. M, at the
piano wareroom of Nathan Ford. az Eaet
Third street. Ladies and gentlemen with
good voices are invited to form a chorns
of seventy members
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Ihere were present at Elletsville, Ind,
5000 persons to celebrate the 1O1st birth.
day OF James Park. The patriarch was
accompanied by his wife, coy maiden of
ninety years.
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w-Fast, biillisot and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One pa ;kage colors to
4 lbs. of goods. 10 cents for any color.
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Useless Fright

To worry about any Liver, Kidney or Urinary
trouble, especially Bright's Disease or Diabetes,
as Hop Bitters never fails of cure where cure
is possible.
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Capt. G. W. Rogers, of Washington, D.
c., suffered rom ar ailment of the hip for
twenty years, and e. -perienced more bene-
fit from st. Jacobs Gil than from any 9TH
er substance.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08

The Sc. Paul Am rer. Cp lotsc C7Hb.
Signor Jannotta will hold the first NEE
ing andsrehearsal for the Flotous stan!
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On motion of Sam. H. Nichols, Mr.. j. j.
McCardy was unanimously re-nominated
for the Office Of county auditor.
Messrs. Chas Pss:avant, S. b. Nichols
and W. r. Merriam, were appointed a
committee to wait upon Mr.. McCardy and
request his presence. Mr.. McCardy was
brought in and said he could only
repeat the language of Mr.. Richter in re.
farming thanks, and promised that he would
do all he could to win. We have the ma
terial in this convention to insure success.
if they would only work. For himself. he
would promise that he should do all Re
ould fo the sucC ess of the ticket until the
polls closed in November. If elecsed. he
would discharge the duties of the Office the
same as he had done in the past (Ap.
plause.)
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
For this Office Howard N. Elmer was
nominated by acclamation.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
When this nomination was reached Mr.
George G. Squires arose and moved that NO
nomination be made for this Office, sup.
plementing the nomination with a WARN
e1loyy upon the Democl attic nominee.
J1dze w. b. McGrorty.
Stanford Newell said that the motion
was In accordance with the wishes of the
entire bar OF the county, and he hoped the
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Mrs. H. S. Benjamin, Miss Ella Wheele,
and W. Dillingham;, Milwaukee, arrived or
visit to friends yesterday.
F. R. Whitcomb, Chicago, is on a period
ical visit to st. Paul. The Windsor boys
say he came upon tie pass.
Mrs. Woodborne and daughter and Miss
Maxon, of Minneapolis, called on their st
Paul friends last Wednesday.
s E. King and wife, and Miss Gertie
King, Ottawa, are among the sight seer:
| who sojourn at the Merchants.
w. j. S. Trail wife and family, have re-
turned from their Summer jaunt and are
domiciled at the Metropolitan.
The st. Paul social club gave the drama
Davenport Bros. & Co.," in an acceptable
manner last Thursday evening.
The lin wedding a3nive.sary of Mr.. and
-1rs. w. r. Merriam was celebrat ID il
clever style last Monday evening.
Jas. Fleming and wife, Buffalo, are
viewing the sights of the Northwest. They
discuss the Merchants hotel menu.
NJ C. G. Titcomb, piano and organ
teacher, formerly of Chicago, has located
in st. Paul. He is at the Windsor.
j. G. Brown and daughter, New York
are enjoying the glorious climate of Min
nes ota. They tarry at the Merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Haas returned from
their wedding tour in the east last week
and took up their residence on Fort street
Mrs. Doda s. Sutton, nee La-penteur, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Briggs, returned home to Chicago last
week.
Mr.. G. A Car.veap, of this ci'y, leaves
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Kansas City.

Special to the Herald.
KANSAS CITY, June 3.-Judge Black to-
day gave decision. in favor of the defend
ant m the divorce suit of Zoe f. Clark VS..
II. d. Clark. The case was tried here a few
days ago and proved very sensational.
Plaintiff claimed that she and defendant be-
gan living together as man and wife in
Chicago in 1873, and were considered by
each other married and lived together till
brought suit for divorce on the grounds of
adultery, and asked S25, 900 alimony. De-
fendant claimed she was only his mistress,
and the court decided in his favor.
Some time since man named @. d. Nc
Vickers came to this city and started birth
day association, promising to pay benefits
amounting to about 300 per cent. He
claimed the scheme was feasible as a mutual
benefit association, stating that lapses
would accrue on shares sufficient to pay the
premiums as advertised. Strange to say
his scheme was backed by many business
men of this city, and he succeeded in getting
about 800 members. The benefits were to
be paid on the members birthdays, and af-
ter paying several benefits, McVickers lett
suddenly to-day, leaving behind him dis
consulate victims to the number of $50, who
will lose investments ranging from $40 to
$50.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 5.-Mrs. Jesse
James made her first appearance on the
stage tonight in this city according to an
nouncement. The lecture was delivered by
her "accomplice,n and consisted of an illit-
crate recital of the stories of Jesse's
life, substantially the same as
has been published in, the news
papers. He tried to exonerate
the late lamented from any blame, how
ever, and spoke of him as martyr. Mrs.
Jesse and her little boy and girl occupied
seats on the platform during the lecture.
About half-past s o'clock Mrs. Samuels
came in and took front seat When refer
ence was. made to Jesse's death, the women
appropriately and ostentatiously wept.
There were about 800 persons in attend
ance.
KANsAs.CITY, Mo-, June G.-Will Jenney
was at the Union depot here this morning
looking for his runaway wife. He says
that about a year ago he married his wife
in Texas and soon after went to live on the
ranch of Frank Hopper, horse dealer in
Comanche county, Kansas. His wife was
house-keeper for Hopper, but Jenney says
came cam more intimate with with him him
than her duties as house-keeper
required or her marriage VOWS would per-
nit. Jenny was displeased, but condoned
the otfense and proposed removal. They
started for this city but Hopper also sold
out his ranch and overlook them, and
while Jenney was absent from his wife
a short time she Joined Hopper and they
fled for parts unknown, and the husband
en- find no trace of them. The woman is
described as very prepossessing brunette.
The husband is young man OF ordinary
appearance.
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nt EbnoA have learned within M
iasi few days that one r 4 Handy aud VI
A llamby have been circulating report
fof the last two years that on Chflsimas
day, 1871 ono John llods0n went 10 my
house 10 stay all night, aud tlet he had
some eight hundred dollars, and tllat he
had not been heard from since, and that II
was believed that had got away
with him for bis money and
had buried him somewhere about
my house, and about tho first Of this month
one James Adar circulated what suppose
il an addition TO the lie circulated by tho
Rambys; that Is, that w. II. Priichett, or
some one living on Lemmon's plantation,
while digging fsh-bait In Lemons stable
found human skeleton and with II an old
coat with brass buttons, and that I. 5.
Randy recognized the buttons as
tho very buttons that Hodson had
on his coat when he went TO my house.
Now, wish to notify the public that they
being in my opinion, irresponsible, regard
all such reports as williul and malicious,
and that any responsible person circula-
ting the above reports will proceed against
them for libel and damages.
herewith attach certificate signed by
my tenants which, think, will satisfy the
public. ,
Giveu under my hand, this 9th day OF
r. A. LENNON.
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Straucd.


Taken up by r. F. Duncan, and estrsyed be
fore NJ Myers j. p, May 3, 1882, one gray
horse with black name and tail, scar on light
hip, about or years old about ID hands high
an iudistinct brand on LETT shoulder; one glass
eye One bay horse, IA IL hands high, about II
years old, brand indescribabe on left shoulder,
" on left side, and on lett thigh
Taken up by T. D. Coats and cstrayed before
T. T. Owens j. F., April q, 1882, Que dark bay
ma Q, about II hands high, about 8 years old,
branded thus, lib Connected, on left shoulder;
and one brown hor'e, about Is hands high
about years old, no marks nor brands
Taken up by v. J. Dallas and estrayed before
T. Bowens J. 7. e &, 1882, one brown horse,
about AK hands a. about years old;
branded vi G on LETT shoulder; also one sorrel
filey. blaze ace about II hands high, no brand
]. l.. Woltenbager estrays before Geo. Robert
son. Justice of the peace, one black stud pony,
supposed to be 5years old. 1874 hands high one
ear disfgurcd, branded II on LETT thigh one
gray maze, years old. II hands high branded
u / on left thigh: one bay mare, years o d, lax
hands high, branded G p over p on left hip
valued at So.
Justice of the peace, one bay mare, years old,
about IA hands high, branded II A on left shout
der: valued at $50.
Peter p. Murphy estrays before Geo. Robert
son, Justice of he peace, one dark bay mare,
az hands high, or years old. right hind foot
white u little lame in same n few white hairs on
right hip, no brand perceivable, and valued at
SO.
ID. @, Roberts estrays before A. B. Lanier, jus
tice of the peace. one light bay mare white fuce,
about years old, branded . on left thigh one
chestnut sOrrel horse, years old, no brand; one
mouse colored mare mule, about years old,
branded on left thigh; one 4-year old white and
brown spotted steer, marked crop off Of light
ear (cropis underbit in earl understandable brand
on left hip, and valued at s45.
r.. A. Jacobs estrays before T i. Owens, JUS
Ice Of The peace, one IRON gray marc years
old about lax hands high, brand on left Shout
der indescrlbable and valued s35.
T.of. A TTar
county clerk, one bay horse, star in forehead,
saddle marks LETT hind foot white, left eye out,
about lax hands high. or years old; one
brown horse, lett hlnd foot white, about "a hands
der; one brindle seer marked split and underbit
I'm right ear and split, overbit and under hall
crop In left ear branded indescribably on left
side Of back, or years old, This June 5th'
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, June 3.-The courthouse at
Center, Shelby county, together with its
contents, were entirely destroyed by fire at
l o'clock a. IN, June list. Supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. @
Bishop Gallagher arrived this morning,
and at 10 O'Clock was given formal wei;
come by the children of st. Joseph's and
st. Mary's schools, who, by speech and
song, in beautiful and appropriate Ian
guage. welcomed t,is & ace amongst them.
MAYER Starr honl ed the occasion by his
presence, and was delighted with the affair.
Your correspondent was much pleased and
greatly edited at me manner in which
these lovely children acquitted themselves.
The good bishop expressed himself highly
delighted with what he has seen and heard.
All in all, it was indeed lovely.
Mr.. lsraelson, proprietor of the ice fac
tory, has addressed a communication TO the
city council asking the privilege of estab-
fishing q system of electric lights in this
city, but the council have not acted on his
petition.
Colonel w. II. Pope is in the city.
MARSHALL, June 5.-The services at st.
Josephs church yesterday were grand.
Bishop Gallagher administered contirma-
ton to large number at 10 o'clock mass.
He leaves for Jefferson tomorrow, and will
visit Texarkana and return via the Trans
continental road, visiting the cities and
towns in that portion of the state.
Mary Johnson, a married woman, and
Rufus Shaw, aged - years, had difficulty,
in which the boy thrust his knife into the
abdomen of the woman, intlicting a danger
Gus il not fatal wound. The boy was ar
rested and held to answer in the sum OF
$500. The parties are all colored.
w. @. Lane, esq, has been appointed city
recorder. General Lane says he has no
congressional aspirations, but is content
with his present position Of county treas
urer,
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large amount Of business, the 1coumua-
ton Of months.
The Messrs. Turnkey Brothers, brokers Of
Galveston, were instructed TO negotinte for
the floating Of 100000 worth of bonds at o
per cent commission.
Alderman Nichols, of the eighth ward
was declared elected aud was duly installed.
The council passed resolution rein
stating special officers and patrolmen re-
Gently dismissed from the force by them.
Mayor Fisher gave notice that he would
not sign the commissions Of those officers
and would again dismiss them, saying he
is determined they shall no longer serve
upon the police force of this city
Among the arrivals by the late train to-
night was Gee, brought down for safe keep
ing from Brennan, where he is under in
dictment for murder.
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WHAT MR.. LEMONS TENANTS SAY;

WHAT MR.. LEMONS TENANTS SAY.
We. the undersigned, living on II. A.
Lemmons plantation, in Ellis county,
Texas, and three or four miles south OF
Lancaster, do certify that the report circu-
lated by one James Adar, to-wit:
That w. II. Pritchett or some man living
on Lemmons plantation while digging
Ash-bait in Lemmon's old stable. dug up
a human skeleton and an old Yankee
overcoat with brass buttons on it, and that
T. S. RANDY recognized the buttons as the
very buttons that were on the coat that one
John Hodsou wore to Lemmon's house, and
that Hodson had not been heard of since,
and that it was believed that Lennon had
murdered Hodson for his money, some
$780,, and buried him in his
stable. We are newcomers and
have been on Lenmon's plantation
since January last, and we are ready to
testify that there has not been any bones,
nor coat or buttons, or anything that look
ed suspicious found, nor has anything been
talked of on this plantation that we have
heard of by any one living on this farm,
and that we believe the man or men who
started and circulated the above report are
willful and malicious liars.
Given under our hands this, May the
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Or Tut, of New York,
the proprietor Of TUFTS Liver Pills, unlike
most of those vino come before the public
in this light. is not ar empiric, but physi-
clan of long practice and high Standing in
his profession. He was for many years
professor in a well-known medical college,
and also the principal Of the largest drug
establishment in the south. These facts
indicate thorough medical knowledge, wide
professional experience and chemical skill.
The country is 30 full Of quacks demanding
the public with worthless nostrums, that II
gives us pleasure to notice the advent OF a
skillful and scientific physician into this
field.
DIR. TUFTS Pills, we believe 10 be the best
specific vet offered to the public. They
have all the heroic virtues OF calOmel with
out any of the evil Influences Of that min
eral. IL Is especially in the south and
wet, where malarial diseases are common,
that the reputation Of these pills Is most
widely acknowledged. In these sections
MANY physicians discard TIE prejudice Of
the profession against proprietary medi-
cines, and use TUFTS Pills In their practice.
Once they gain an admission intoa house
hold, they keep a firm hold and are ranked
~ a standard medicine
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Special 10 the Herald
GALVESTON, June 3.-The Texas a 81.
Louis Narrow-g gauge road was expected TO
reach AcGregOr, a station one and a quar-
ter miles north Of Banks, on the Gull, Col
,orsdo a Santa Re, last night. All Of the
roads under Gould and Huntington's con-
10. m Texas. having declined al propO-
sitious looking te an exchange Of freight.
r. Gulf Colorado a santa Re are eagerly
seeting An eastern outlet. The 81. Louis
a. Texas /. being built west Of Wac0,
s,d slso northeast from Terarkana into
A r,.ansas in the direction Of Cairo, Illinois.
IN thev can establish this connection they
can nd defiance 20 Could and hrs system.
A banquet given 81 kaufman A
punpe's new building Mechanic street,
fbis morning was participated in By the
isading bushes men q the city. The
br5iairlr Il a ruaguifirent structure and con
f.ins y'taf i aid 10 ue the lafgesi cotton
sarnrle room in the south, y measuring 10
Deaths for the pa week II, Of whom
GsIvssTor. June 5.-Coionsl Genrgs H
sweet. former proprietor a ire kFsnlng
Journal Of Corunerue. Who receltiy o.
ruaufled the return of TIE froT.srty ln or1e-
10 place ID In liquidation, having Lea NE
-roui-iie bnnd. tr,-dar sud cut 3 wi %
ur1ue1t~atinn arairst he fEr.eri - - - p
- ~ uutricsfiun. Ire s1e-lt - IN
rhr-rs 81 ne rfice A suii 90 carnaf@ y
fhe Journal rrtlIstinr c1-nrGry a m co1-
lie cifT oounrH n-s. tbis shs-poon IN
hsrnoni1us session sd trrfsaetec Wy
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Money Saved. 80
A gentleman in Louisville, who sent ior
Compound OHYgen for his daughter, writes.
"she IL In better health nov than ever be
fore. I consider her completely restored.
Hethen Odds. Il purpose keeping constant
IL on hand your Compound ! have saved
In acfual cssh not les than fry OF one
hundred dollars since ] conmsnced its use
last August. No purchase d MEDICINE no
cell Of physician. consider ns use a mat
fer rF er1n1mrn orr Treatise on Com
fuuund Orreen. its Nafure. Action and
Results. sert free Drs- startey 4 Palen.
100 and /. III Girard street, Philadelphia.
reuusy lTania-
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sometimss little assistance 81 the r1Ehi
time viii e'abls TIE system 70 throw on an
stick uhich might Otherwise result in ssri-
Gus sickness. Ayers Iilis should always b
kspi On hard, and PROMPTLY taken fnr TIE
rslisf a sliehf rilr1eutss before hey bscofns
f1rrnidatls diseases
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To be beautiful, buoyant and healthy
the whole female constitution must main
tain regular action during q certain period
of life. Otherwise, no female can possibly
remain healthy, and she who does not
know this fact, is quite unfortunate.
Should you, by exposure become irregular
and suffer with many troubles, experience
advises the use of English Female Bitters
as the most wonderful female regulator and
iron tonic in use.
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BRooKLYN, N. Y, March 25th 1s7o-carter Med

iciue Co.:
GENTLEMEN-Nearly all my life have suf-
cred with periodical Sick Headache of a
severe type; had tried very many remedies,
but without securing any relief. About a
y ear ago began taking Carriers Little Lily
er Pills, and l have not had Sick Head
ache since.
Have been troubled with indigestion very
much, and find the Nerve Pills give imme-
alate relief. l take pleasure in recommend
ing them to my friends.
Mrs. FoURL.
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Sale of the city Elevator and Compress.

The City Elevator and Compress COM
pany was sold yesterday pursuant to de-
cree of the court to the highest bidder, who
was J. T. Hardie and Colonel Sam Boyd, OF
New Orleans, for $3S 900. The sale was to
satisfy debt of $ll ,956 10 due J. b. Steers /;
SIS, $50. SO due J. II. Hardie e Co.; $3,3lS.GO
due Samuel Boyd; $2,65i.69 due the Mu-
tual National Bank of New Orleans.
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Opinion of Eminent DR.. X. S. Steuart. Pres
ident MARYLAND Hospital, Baltimore.

| have used CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic INvIGoRAToR
for more than year, and recommend it as
one of the most efficient preparations L
have ever met with. 1t combines the vir-
tues of food and tonic in remarkable way,
and am satisfied has saved life when no
other medicine could do so. Remember the
name, CoLDENs-take no other.) OF drug
gists generally
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holding the district convention, the dele.
gates 10 he elected by the county conyen'
ton.
A charter was filed to-day by the Texas
Wool Publishing company Of San Antonio,
capital stock $4,000. officers for the first
year: +. W. Suffer presidents II. J. Cham
berlan, w. Scott, D. s. w. Neal and A.
MGGregor, vice. presidents; g. g, Hubbard,
treasurer, and l.. A. Nell, secretary.
The state board of education to-day de-
cided upon the location OF the summer
normal schools and elected the principals,
as follows Salado, X. w. Pittman; Goliad,
J. w. Black Corsicana, A. u. Horn Sui
phur Springs, A. CLARK; Rockdale, J. NJ.
Carlisle; Brenham, w. A. Banks; Thorpe
ton; Gainesville, II. 5 Jaynes Henderson, j.
M. Richardson; San Antonio, III. b. Gwynn;
Galveston, w. G. Rete; Huntsville, II. W.
Coleman; New Braunfes, John Ham;
Houston (colored), J. j. Anderson; Austin
(colored), j. n. Carleton; Jefferson (colored),
j. w. johnson.
j. Baldwin has been chosen institute
teacher and II. Hogg assistant teacher.
The FL Paso & Rio Grande railroad COM
pany have filed notice in the land Office of
their intention to enter suit against the
state to compel it to issue patents to
800 sections of land tor twenty
miles of road inspected last December.
The company did not apply for the
certificates until to-day and were refused
them under the operation of the law pro-
hibting the further issuance of certificates
to railroad companies and others.
Commissioner Walsh, on petition of the
Mercer colony claimants, was to-day cited
to appear in the United States court to
show the reason receiver should not he
placed over the land office.
COMMISSIONERS OF APPEALS.
Lane ct al. VS.. Culver ct al, from Travis
county; affirmed Butler VS.. Pearce ct al,
from Live Oak county; affirmed. Texas IL
Pacific railway VS.. Fort, from Dallas county;
affirmed. Houston IL Texas Central railway
VS.. Burke from Washington county; reversed
and remanded. Larue VS.. Bower, from
Grayson county; affirmed. Williams VS..
Mayfied, from McLennan county; reversed
and remanded. Carson VS.. Keller ct. al,
from Ellis county; affirmed. Peasants VS..
Mayfeld PIN Karnes county; affirmed.
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Popular NJ onthly Drawing OF the
RlyVFTv7jHSEv11I
Observation-Disclosures |.N!!g

8S1, 960 Prizes. ....".. ...............$ll2,46V
Whole Tickets, SO, Aa1f Ttekets.Sl
27 Tickets, $50; 55Tickets 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter OF
postofice order. Orders of S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address all
orders to r. M BOARDMAN, Courier-JOurnsl
Building, Louisville, Ky or r. M. BoARDMAN,
800 Broadway. New York
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s1soo ~ rrrr 90 - easiiy r-a1s e. hor
ur~firr ~ 81 Eider-i a o. ~ BE-.la
a--rst Esr T1-t- SD ~ mr. eztaloruefc
frl p1-1ccln1. noTlo
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How many a sweet face is marred
BY yellow teeth and failing gums,
And mouth and lips all hot and hard,
And breath deep-tainted as it comes;
And yet, with Sozodont we may
Keep all these dire defects at bay.