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Conveyances, &c; consideration
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The divorce suit of "Rev." T. Leslie Weaver
VS.. Catherine E. Weaver was yesterday dis
missed by Judge Walker, the plaintiff had
moved out of the State. 1t is hoped he will stay
out.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the divorce
suit of Hariett Mason Robert Mason, was
dismissed on account of flaw in the complaint.
Judge Adams yesterday granted Mrs. Ella
Deneen a divorce from her husband James II,
Deneen together with the custody of their three
children and $1,000 alimony. Mrs Deneen, who
is an attractive lady in appearance, proved that
her husband was addicted to drunkenness, and
that he had abused her and failed TO provide for
her. He is at present in Chicago and is quite
wealthy.
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MUSIC TEACHERS, CHOIR LEADERS
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

For Common schools-Song Bells, SOC, by L..
o. Emerson; Golden Robin, SOC, ". o. Perkins;
Whippoorwil soc; Merry Chimes, SOC; Song
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lions of school music
For High Schools-Welcome Chorus, 81, by
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Echoes, 81, female voices; Wellesley College
collection, 81: High School Choir, 81; Hour of
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For Singing Classes-The Singers Welcome,
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For Musical Societies. Redemption, 81. No
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is well worth practlcing. Also, the easy Ruth
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JOseph's Bondage, 81 Also, all the Oratorios,
Masses. aud large number of Sacred and Secu-
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For ChoiTs-Shepherd Church Collection,
81 .25 Temple. 81; Herald of Praise. 81; Anthem
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81, and many others. Send fOn descriptive lists,
Any book mailed for the retail price.
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The Ohio Coal Roads Pool Their Business.
1t now looks if paying rates were to be
maintained by the Ohio coal roads. The Column
bus, Hooking Valley & Toledo, the Ohio Central
and the Baltimore 4 Ohio roads have formed a
coal pool after the manner of the great trunk
lines with their through freight business. By
the pooling agreement the Columbus Hooking
Valley & Toledo gets the lions share. 30 per
cent The OHIO Central gets 27 per cent, or a
tri1e less than half of what is given to the Co.
Iumbus. Hooking Valley & Toledo, and the Balti-
more IL Ohio gets the balance, or Is per cent,
The latter has some compensation for this, how
aver, as it gets a long haul out OF the Columbus,
Hooking Valley d Toledo coal from Fosroria to
Chicago. Toward the close of the season of lake
navigation last year the Ohio Central went into
the lake market and slaughtered prices right
and left. AS q Consequence the business was
somewhat demOralized lake consumers holding
of for a repetition of last years programme, for
which they will now wait III vain. In case the
Ohio Central attempt repetition of it's tactics
pf last year, the Baltimore Il Ohio and Column
bus, Hooking Valley & Toledo would have it in
their power TO wade in and make it extremely
Interesting for their younger and weaker col
league.
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No Material Change.

This is to certify that 1 have used Hunts
Remedy for the kidney complaint, and derived
much benefit from its use.
have been afflicted about one year, and re-
ceived treatment from the local physicians, and
used number of so-called specifics without any
material help. am happy TO say, after using
three bottles of Hunts Remedy, was complete
ly cured.
never fail to recommend 1t, aud you are at
liberty to use my name in any manner you may
desire. JOHN W. JOHNSON.
NORWICH, Conn., May z 1888.
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$500

F. NJ Churehm8n ct al. to John q.
Wood a a. .o' - =" 'io.', ~ $500
George W. Moore and wife to John b.
HOlton, parts OF lots 63 and "a, in
Ovid Buffers north addition to Cot
Oils. ~ 'lo Wv. ~ 100000
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Anna NJ.
Virgins, lots and g. in McCartys
Of indianaeoiis' a.'.'io. ~ 1,74OOO
Mariah ]. Worthen and husband TO
Isaac II. Brown, part of the east
half of the northwest quarter OF sec
SO acres, etc INSTRUMENTATION. 49, a''.eo $4,000
Robert Martindale to Minnie A Wood
ard, lot IL, III Martindale Il Co.'s
subdivision. in the city OF Indian oo
apollS- 1,OOVoo
Aaron c. Goodman and wife to the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, lot LOG, in Eliolt's subdivis-
ion of Outlot l56, in the city OF In o
diauapOlis Observation-Disclosures. 1OO
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany to Charles A. Dryer aud wife,
lot LOG. in Elotts subdivision of
outlot 156, in the city of Indanapo- o- m
HS f-J'ON
Mary ". Watson and husband to VIM.
II. Elvis, part of lot 49, in Brett,
Braden & Co.'s addition to the city
or Indianapolis. 10OUO
CathaTine Zurich 70 August Leo, lot
ID, in DumOnts subdivision of part
OF outlou 100, in the city of Indian 80
ap0llS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I,Z0ooo
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Miscellaneous Notes.

Hereafter the Kansas City, Lawrence &
Southern railroad will be known as the Southern
Kansas railway.
The shipments from New Orleans via the
Louisville Nashville road increased 81, 600 900
bounds In 1898, as compared with 1S8l-82
Travellers can now go to tine Yellowstone Ma
lonal Park by railroad, the branch of the North
IN Pacific now being completed to the borders
fthe park
several New England roads are adopting deep,
allow whistles for their locomotives as fast IA
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Mr.. Gibson's Funeral.

The funeral services of the late David Gibson
were held at the family residence No. 240North
Tennessee street, yesterday afternoon, Rev. A.
II. Carrier, preaching an eloquent sermon. The
pall-bearers were s. W. Fletcher, j. W. Gordon.
william Coughlen, Henry Wilson, d, A. Richards,
Thomas Chandler and W. P. Gallup, and there
was a large concourse of friends and relatives.
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VACATION
EXCURSIONS.

All IThVbIIng EApthsbs InCIUltU.
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Leaving Boston Oct. Is and Dec. 81.
Two months soiourn at the elegant Hotel del
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either there or at eight other desirable winter
resorts. including San Francisco, Santa Barbara,
Santa Monica, San Gabriel San Diego, Riverside,
Cotton and MERGED, according 10 individual pref
erence, with ample time for further travel and
Sightseeing the outward journey by the South
ern Route, with halts at Chicago, Kansas City,
Santa Monica and Los Angeles, and the home
ward one by the Central and Union Pacific Llne,
with a stop at Salt Lake City.
Send for descriptive circular
W. RAYMOND, 240 Washington ST.,
Boston, Massachusetts.
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New Pennsylvania Coal Road Opened.
GREENvILLE, Pa, Aug. 4.--The formal OPEN
ing of the shenango & Allegheny railroad was
made to-day. The road extends from Greenyille
30 Butler, distance of tirty-eight miles, and the
branches to coal mines make amileage of eighty.
ave miles.
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LOST.

I Osr--IF PARTY WHO LOST A PAIR or
/ 4 guld spectaces on Decline train. will cali
on W. j. NICHOLS. Agent, 1874 South Illinois
street, he can get them.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. M, Sept 8, 1883. fur
nished by ELLIOTT L BUTLER, absJracters of
titles. room No. 8. Etna Building:
Andrew Unverzagt and wife to Albert
Beckmann, lots 81 and 80 In Webb's
subdivision of part of lot five. in
Yandes's subdivision OF the Carson
farm. $225.0o
Hubbard, lot 46 in Vests heirs
addition TO the CITY of Indianapolis
also. lot in Spann & Smiths sub
division of lot IS, In Vests heirs ad-
dition to the city of Indianapolis,... 10000
John II. CRUDE, lot Sd in McKernan
& Pierce's subdivision Of part OF
outlot l21, In the city of Indianap-
oils, ...:--...........-.... 1000 90
Swain and wife, lots 26, 81, 3D.
as, AZ and 49, in Brown, Frank 81
Ketoham's subdivision of Outlot
10Y, In the city of IndianapOlis...-. 2,4O0. 90
John H. Vajen and wife to John
Hauser, lot 6 in john H. Vajen's
subdivision of block a, III Holiness
west-end addition to the city OF In
dianapois Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Couveyances, 5; consideration. S4,825.Oo
SEPT. 4, 1883.
Edwin G.. Crawford and wife to Or
ange S. Runnells, parts of lots 8, 8
and 10, in Edward G. CrawfOrd's
subdivision of part of block g. in w.
G. Holiness west-end addition to
the city of Indianapolis. .-....-.... $4,000
Robert Mccoy and wife to Frank Fet-
lers, lot z, In John W. Combs's first
addition to the town of Oakland. -. 10000
Frank Fetlers and wife TO Martin Dob
bins. lot T. in John W. Combs's first
addition to the town of Oakland. 1000
Ester Lewis to Lewis l., Darnell, LOTT
of Smiths subdivision of part of
outlot 100, in the city of Indanap-
oils ............ .................... 100
Caroline Healing and husband to John
Rupp, part of the southeast quarter
of section SO, township Is north, of
range A east, containing OnefoUrth
Charles NJ. B0lander and wife TO Mar
tina j. jenkins. part of lot A, in Geo
Lawrrr-- ,1...........:......... $4,000
John !. Palmer and wife to Sarah A.
Burns, lot 1872, in Cranes north adj
dition TO the city of Indianapolis 10000
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average time made.
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BRYCES BAKERY.

Only one quality Of CRACKERS made. and
that the best. Wholesale price, Gig cents, and
retail 10 cents per pound.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
TICKET OFFICE

Trains marked thus. e.. reclining chair car thus
- sleeper thus p parlor ear thus, a., hotel
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COMMERCIAL.
Sasransnto Produces Markst-Wholssaie
fCorrected daily for the RECORD UsIoz.I

BAURGxBETn, October 20th.
<Trrr-Leucas, Sicily, 80 509l0 q case Oranges,
c. .sern:A, S2a2 25 . box: Lines, 81 25al SO; Es-
nazA,. g 6oe4 2 eunch PioeapPs5. eegq 4 dozen
Coo-srass, S7Cd5 y 100; Apples. 81 40gl 60 ; box
Flgs. 5aec = n Pears, S1@l so 3 box; Grapes,
7aceSl % q pox; CautAlaupes, 75cdS1 q dozea
PaL-bes, 81 50gl Is Z box.
Pr faUTrs--hssor5eJ, 2i-b cans, = doz, sl75 :;
Ssz0-l+c- gallon cans, IS; Peaches. 2t-h c.o5,
- Portland Elushe-rtes- ~ csn3. e. e, Ts1ar-
se-e1ies, 81 70 Capital Asparagus s. so q dozen
~, FEUlrs-Appies, sGcei, sesc Il; 20
q1sst-god, 6S7e; pears, peelss, 7@sc (; DO, II.
pezlsl. 4t5c; II ,zns, pttted I41l5e, Peaches,
IS as. do, peeled, 1SSlsc; fTulG5, German and
FrsDak l4Gl5ci BlAckbeTnios, 14t8I5;; Figs, Cali.
T.Eas FauITs-Assorted 2t-ao Cars, q doz, 8 20 A;
yeaees, 2 90; Bartlett Pears p so Pluns y 65 I;
3 s-EDerries, q 9013; G0o5ebarT.os, g 81; Straw
he-rlq7 e . Aprcuts 2 50 Muscat Grspes: s2 sO;
Ha- CITsGts, = e5; Cherries g 90.
Tss1JAsLss-Pos osatoes, 75ce 81 25 Tomatoes 5O9
O. = b X; strinz Bears, 3lG4c; Wax Beans, 4tG5c q
Q. G-eCI Corn, l5020c = doZ- summer Squash, it5c
6 sious 75cSjc; Cauli6oweT, 90cfaSl Cab
: ~ S5cdsi. lr7o-s 61d75c Z hundred Jur-
Pzs-.Ie l1c, Seets, &C. doHe Rsdish, 5ef6c = Z /;
Are 1isz. 40d0O5 - dozen; Jerusalem Att
cnosrs Ss6ic 2 h; Green Peppers, 4d5c q b ;
Fs.- p,snt, 4d5c y b Okra, Gl0c 4 h Cucum-
bsfs, 7aSc z dOz; Sweet Potatoes, 81 259l So !;
Cs.eEy, 7O9 Soc q doz (; Garlic, 31o4c
EsAA ADsTUHgs-EiOuc, 50 rs = barrel; Oatmeal,
70 3 100 bs, latter for EasteIn Cornineal, yel-
Bssg. q &C white, 81 so; Cracked Wheat, g.
glI1HET-IEva Turkeys, 15316c g u dressed, IS
0sl1c: full grown Chickens, S667 3 dozen young
RnHe1ers. h@5 Q coDsn; Brokers'. SOS, tame
Eusks, t7a7 p; Geese, 81 5cGa 9 psli; Eggs,
rscsos iots, 42ta43c Q dozen.
SAvE- Hare, 81 75a2 Rabbits, sldI 80 Ma,
iagd puc'.s, 3 50g4 2 doz; Teal, 81 50a2 3 doz
Eurirs, 52Q2 so 2 dOz; Quail, 81 250l so q doz
ulaT PEDDUUts-B1t,,s, choice. 80 G4Ic'a iu
ni'N4d lots, iE rolls, 70 sj0c Tuekee Butter, Z
as, . b Cheese California, from IS4I4ci Vest
e-e f.ts, l0al5c; aaIIns Cream, 1s@2oc
..atla--5sss 70 Sc ssurton. 46l5c |fo Lamb G G
5c. n,--, sr0f a.; gnal calves, 9910c; large, Sc
1&F, GHAIs AsU FKRD-O,t hsy, ll3 = Ton
4 Aiaaa hay, ssg9 rcs brsu, . TON, GI7
Lst5.lmgs, ~ q 5or, barley, Whole, 95c
,r'l-. y o5 7sa-, e IS n 70 g sgt ts11a OFT,
: 75E4 .oa.. Il 90 = cvt.
lf.lA5BaUs--seols -- Alfalfa 99l0c; Timo-
'L1 za5JsrI, sac, 2 n Oregon, ssfiGc
f-aa Cover. l,@'5;' Red rop, l18l23c; NGss-
i-a=h Tanu-s. 9l9loc; California Walnuts,
: s-.c; Almonds, l49l5c Peanuts. Eastern, 90
- LsTl California; ION cans, 14c Eastern, 10
G-Sl Hides, salt, light and medium, Ss.;, and
esETy. 9slOc dsy. 16ie; TzlloR, 74c; Hops.
pHc-7pc a. 25630c 9 n
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Salem, Or, of using deadly weapon the Warden
of the Penitentiary when escaping thsJefrom. The
penalty is death.
John Farrsw, injured in the ophir mine the other
day, is dead.
Phe struggle over the Wilson estate at San Jose
grows more active
James Rodgers has been convicted at Portland Of
outraging little girl.
Alleged land frauds in Santa Cruz county are to
be legally investigated
c. S. Hart, forger, has been sent to the Oregon
Penitentiary for four years.
A man supposed to he Joseph Deben committed
suicide at Stockton Saturday morning.
The Governor has pardoned W. W. Markham,
convicted at San Jose of receiving brbe.
J. Amayo accidentally shot himself in the leg
Saturday at Scott's Valley, Santa Cruz county.
Professor Lewis, travelling Snowman, accused of
the murder of his companion, young girl, has
been acquitted by jury in Montana
The Washington Territory Council has passed a
bill dividing Spokane county into two counties
Thetwe divisions will be called respectively Sprague
and Spokane.
The trial Of F. L. Woods for killing Oscar Howell
on the 3lst Of March last ended at Modesto Satur-
day The jury found Woods guilty OF murder in
the second degree.
Mayor jennings, of Salt Lake, has issued card
giving precautionary instructions iregarding diph
iberia, which has become aar1ningly prevalent in
that city, seven deaths occurring from it Saturday.
The foot race at the State Fair grounds in Salem
Or, Saturday, between J. @. Ryan, of Portland and
W. Z Martini of Yamhill county, for $3.50 side,
distance 100 yards Ryan to have ten feet start was
won by Ryan, whose time was 81 seconds, winning
the race by some twelve feet.
Andy Fisher aged 25 years, plssterer was found
hanging, Saturday morning, by the neck, from
beam In the railroad trestlework at the San joaquin
bridge. He lett a small amount of money at
house two miles from Lathrop on the previous even
ing He had been on prolonged spree.
The Supreme Court at Victoria, B. c., Friday re-
fused to grant writ CT mandamus to compel the
magistrate to hear case Of il-treatment and
wages agains the Captain Of American ship in
port, the American Consul having withdrawn the
permission previously given to sue the Captain.
A dispatch from Victoria, B, c., says {: A fresh
difficulty has arisenIat Meltakahtla The Bishop in
structed his native adherents 10 build houses
which the opposing faction tore down Immediately. |
The Government has been appealed to, but it is |
thought thSt the trouble only be settled by |
recall of the Bishop.
The trial of Louis Bouche chargedi with beating |
mis- two daughters and compelling them to sleep in
the woods, took place in Nevada City Saturday, re
sutmg in his acquittal. 1t was shown that Bouche |
had not whipped the girls in anything like q cruel
manner, and that they went into the woods of their
own free will The parties live in Rough and Ready
township.
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SATURDAYS NEWS.

Accident at Boat Race-An Aged Female
Pedestrian-Melee at n Methodist Social
Gold Discovery I'm DakOta-LOw Water
In The HudsOn-French Atrocities in
Anam - Yellow Fever in Havana -
Shocks Of Earthquake - Washing ton
Territory County DiYIded-The Murder
Case at Modesto Suicides In San Joa-
quin County-Efe.
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san Francisco Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses from
EisughtereTs to dealers;
SEsp-Ffrst quality. saSIc second Quality, "a
ZSc: third quality. 58Gc p Il.
VRAI-L1rge cslves 1855; small ones, 81 a10c
%h.
sUrTos-Fethers are Quotab!e at &c, sud ewes at
Sas4o 9 J., according TO quality.
y4sys-Sprng is quotable at &c q \.
'ogs--Live Hogs, 5@5lc for heavy packing, and
b952o Tor light hogs dressed do 7G7sc 2 ID for
hare CT1fn dogs.
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HoRsFORDs ACID PHOSPHATE, Unsni-
nous approval Of Medical staff. Ur. I. G..
Comstock, physician at Good Samaritan
Hospital 81. Louis, No, ssys: "For years
we have used it in this hospital in dyspepsia
and nervous diseases, and rs drink during
the decline and in the convalesence of lingsr-
ing fsvers. It has the unanimous approval
of our medical staff. %
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! Fastgrn and Foreign Markets.

Hgw YORK, October Goth
bREADsTUFFs-Flour is STEADY aud Wheat is
Irregular, latter at 81 07@l 10 q bushel
WooLr-Csifornia u quiet at 99I0c for fall
bury, and 10a1Sc for clean fall spring bury, l6c
20 1Se; clean spring, 2452so pulled, 2SG40c
aIDSs-C California quiet at 2o921c
CHICAGO, October Goth
BHRA -o0fc Ter November.
UoBE-4sss ior November
FasF-d1 IS FOR November.
L.AED-s7 92l tor November
2Tss-25 625 for November short do, IS so.
LIVERPOOL, October 10th.
wHsAT--Cafopia spot lots are dull at s. 1od 10
D Id cargo lots sIs Oh for just shipped AS Sd tor
nearly due, and as Cd for Of coast
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Society, Diuuess Of Vison, Roses IN the Head the
vital fluid Passing unobserved in the urine, and
many other dsess55 that's ad 10 insanity and DEATH
BEf. sYtNTft,, who IS regular physician grad
uate Of the University OF Pennsylvania, will agree
this kind the VITAL GEsTGRATISE (under his
special advice and trsatmsnt) will not cure or for
anything impure injurious found in it. pR.
NESTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination ana advice, including ANALYSIS Of
urlne, 50. Price Of vital Restorative. SIS
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent to
any address upon receipt of price, OF c. o. D. Sc
cured from observation, and in private name if
desired, by a. D.. METFEE, N. D., NO. IL
AeRrny street, san francisco, Gel.
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SAMPLE goTTI. epEE

VIII be sent to arY one applying by letter, stating
symptoms sex ard age. Strict secrecy in regard to
ali business Transactions
oR. SItEEE's NIDNEE REMEDY, Ne
PRIZE 515N cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complsints Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leucorrhea
For sale by ali Druggislsi 81 Sottie; six bottles
for $.
pE. BlyEIEs ~ saEEEGN Pills are the
best aad shelpsst DF PERSIA and RSEisgs
cure in the market. For sale by ell Druggists
KIRK, GEA&Y & Co Sacramento, Whole3Ale
Agents. mo 40ly &O9w.v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Iazei. American Pine, Canadian Fur,
MarlgaId, Glover Blossom, etc.

Fer the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of
evcry form Of Catarrh from Simple Head Cold or
influenza to the Loss of Smell Taste or Hearing,
Cough Bronchitis, and lncipient Consumption.
Beiief in five minutes in any and every case.
Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant Wholesome.
Cure begins from first application, and is rapid,
radical, permanent, and never failing.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solv-
ent and Sanfords inhaler, all in package form
ing 4 complete treatment, cf all druggists for 81
Ask Tor SANFORDs RADICAL CURE.
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