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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11
TELEPHONE,
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. 3EGi o
II. 1. r.. M. S. Nayezdnik FIN Kohala
Stmr G. r. Bishop from Kauai
Schr Kauikeaouli from Honokaa
Schr Waimalu from Onoinea
Schr Waiehu from Waiehu
Schr Jennie Walker from Hilo
Sclir Kamoi from Laupahoeloe
Schr WaOli from Paauhau
DEPARTURES
May TO-
Schr Kaala for Heeia
Schr NJ + Foster for Kona & Kau
Schr Malolo for Hakalau
Stmr c r Bishop for Kauai
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Hog Cholera Cure.

have discovered AN anfailing remedy
for this dread disease among swine Being
q stock man one quarter of u century ex Del
ence, and having lost thousands Of dollars
by the choierS, ! speak frem experience
when say II will cure ia all cases where
the directions are followed.
| refer to the following named gentle.
men, VINO are substantial farmers in Cooper
county. and who have successfully used the
remedy: X. liaggerry, Vim. Higgins, Jake
Hof, joe Hazel, David Smith, David
Dratfrs, %. Swarth and Mike FELTON,.
This remedy will cure chickens affected
with the same disease with the same resGi-
ness as a. does swine
The medicine, whites Remedy" c1n
be found at Dan Woolridye's drug store,
Boonville, to whom all orders should he
addressed. Emil directions with each pack
age. e. III. WHITE,
Inventor and proprietor of Whites Rem
edy. 1-23w4ta
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Railroad Extension.

The following circular WAS yesterday is-
sued from the general passenger depart
ment of the Kansas City, Fl. Scott 4 Gulf
railroad line. which shows for itself that
the company is pushing its line i'm a
section not heretofore pierced by the iron
hOr>~:
KANSAS CRY. Mo. Jan. Is, 1883.
DEAR SIR -The Memphis extension OF
this line is now completed. and regular
trains running. To Wet Plains, Howell
county Mo three hundred and fifteen t:l5l
rniies from Kansas City.
The line will reach Augusta, Oregon
county, Mo. about February 2Otb, and will
be completed and open for business to
Mempbis, Tenn sbont June LIST, 1882
Yours, very truly.
J. Il. LOCKWOOD,
Gen'l Pass. Il Tici ct Agt.
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or for BOOnville.

The board of srmy officers who have
been in Sedalia Of late, buying up stock fol
armv service. leave this evc.ling foe Boon
vile. at which place they will examine
stock to- morrow, with a view To- purchas-
iIs. They will return tn Sedsiia TO- NOR
Raw night, aud spend Saturday in this city
which will be the last day here for the
present.
Mr.. Ed. Il Stevens said to BAzoo re.
porter, this morning. that very lev horses
had changed hands during the week
AS has t'een said before, the farmers ol
this section shonid appreciate the oppor.
tunity offered them in this way to get value
received Tor their horses, and do away with
the midile-man process i'm selling. They
wan, good stock and are willing To pay
good price for good horse.
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MONEY I MUST HAVE.
A Chance for q Capitalist.

will sell to the highest bidder, Thsps-
day, March LIST, one Of the most desirable
and best improved farms in south sest
Missouri. Bates county, in tracts Of 70,
loo, l60. POD Ut 80 acres, 400 in Timothy,
blue aud orchard grass. 260 plov land and
l20 timber, s miles hedge fence, 500 trait
and ornamental trees. Many large, cub
stantial buildings, ineyhsus,sble Furs
water and near railroad, etc Terms, one
third cash. one thru IN one year and one
third in ,hrs- or fssr years. with 6 Per
cent. l A. DODGE,
l-3Ow3t Appleton City, No.
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Dainty Foot-oear In Fashion
New York Evening Post.
Ornamental slippers Of al kinds
for evening wear are now conspicuO1s-
~ exhibited. The dainty toes e
those made of satin, silk or velvet srs
i'm every case embroidered in beads
and silk floss. hand painted and other
wisei slender straps aud ornamental
paste buckles are in great vogue. The
prettlest shoes are those called the
Charles TX shoes, with one strap
buckied high ON the instep. The front
of the shoe is cut very low. and IN
Irish diamond slide, similar to the
buckle above. is threaded with . satin
strap to finish it. Another fancy
shoe is made as above described, but
the pointed backs are of q normal
height. reaching above the ankle near
~ as high rs b"os would d". Ecru
silk boots for fancy dress parties are
fastened with tiny gold buttons. and
lined with pa;e-blue silk. The Louis
XIV slipper Of flesh-cOlored kid, with
large satin bows and huge buckle on
on the ins,ep. is very stylish and chic
looking. No foot-covering ID 80 much
Of the Cinderella order as a satin san
dial, cut very low with lao large buck
lie, no immense bow, but simply tiny
halt-circle Of flowers and leaves, hand
painted, upon the fat surface which
forms the toe.
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Senator Vest and the Lady.

Senator VeSS and the Lady.
A good story was told. pertinent to
the civil service bill. A very estima-
BILE woman. SD tar as character is con-
cerned. was sent with high recomsnda-
tions to Senator Vest, Of Missouri. for
a position in one Of the depar tments-
Understanding that clerical position
was what was wanted, the senator told
her to make.he application in writing.
Next day the good woman brought
her formal sppieation- The senator
and n friend looked over it, ind co.,
cluded that il clearly showed the
writer Incompetent for the position
sought. She was informed Of the YER
diet, and said. with hurst of tears i:
Nov, see how easy it Is to make =
mistake. That was written BY . per-
son high up in the department. A
for myself. l can't write at all.
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and Cas- county one against

prohibition and Cas- county one against
il.
Senator Downing introduced . petition
from the retailers Of 81. Louis, asking
greater protection from parties trusted for
their goods, and suggesting repeal OF the
exemption act in certain cases.
The bill of Senator Farris, providing
for better protection Of stock in the con-
.tructiou of barbed wire fences, was in
definitely postponed.
The committee on insurance reported
favorably the bill of Mr.. Edwards, of ST.
Charles, to enable insurance companies to
take storm and cyclone risks.
Mr.. DUNCAN introduced bill to amend
section 49,, article 3. chapter u, in rela-
ton TO classification of railroad rates The
bill provides that passengers OF class A, IN
all lines of the State. shall be Carried al
cents per mile, and class and T. at cents
per mile; children between the ages Of Z
and IL, at half rates, if in charge Of older
persons.
Senator DUNCAN introduced bill to re-
vive JUG gments. The biU provides that
writs may be issued by q clerk of court in
vacation, and served as other processes are
The special order of the day, was Sena-
tor Downing's bill in relation to dram shop
licenses. 1t was amended and recommit-
ted, when The senate went into executive
session, ON the confirmation OF the normal
school and other appointments reported on
Saturday.
The senate soon after adjourned.
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stract Of all appropriations that have been
made Tor tine support of the militis. the
class and number Of arms that have been
furnished the state. and what disposition
has been made thereof; a-sO to report the
number and present condition of the citi.
zen sOldiery Of the state vas presented.
TAKE 1T AWAY.
The msj ority OF the committees on i'm
migration having reported bill 257. en-
titled an act to repeal an act creating the
board of Immigration, with the recon-
mendstiOn that it do pass, Messrs. Linzee
and Patterson Of the same committee, this
morning, sent to the clerks desk minorI-
ty report, setting forth at length the work
performed BY the State board Oi immiyra-
ton, and recommended that the bill do not
pass.
BREAKING UP THE DENs.
The bill for the suppression Of opium
dens In the state, passed. Ii is as follows
Every person Who shall open or keep
any house, room or place to be used Tor
the purpose Of smoking opium hasheesh,
or any other deadly drug, shall. ON con-
victiou, be adjudged guilty of a INSIDE
meauor, and shall be punished by fine
no. exceeding 81 900, or imprisonment in
the county Jail COR term not exceeding
twelve months, or by both such fine and
Imprisonment"
Senator Walker, bill making the pen
alties more severe for the abduction oi
women and children. The bill provides
that when the jury finds the enormity oi
the Otiense is great enough they may assess
the death penalty.
Senator Burt, bill to change the time
Of holding court in the Twenty second
Judicial circuit, composed OF Bates, Henry
and Benton.
Senator Downing, bill to amend section
3,5l2, article lO. chapter 50, entitled
Practice In Civil Cases." by giving au.
thOrity to the judges of the circuit court
To allow a reasonable time in vacation o:
courts to prepare bills oi exception and to
file bonds tn appeal
Senator DUNCAN Introduced bill appli-
cattle IT, counties where tine office of circuit
clerk AID recorder are separate 70 fix the
fees Of the recorder the same as that OF tie
circuit clerk, and To provide for the sp-
pOintmen; of deputies tor such recorder,
and make their qualifications and lees TIE
same ~ that uf oIher clerks
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A Florida woman's Odd Business

rom the JGkUuvisic I1n<S.
Mrs S. A. Sawyer is doing . very
thriving hnsiness in the manufacture
ofvases and basluets Of ferns, 6srks
and grasses, coral work, tish-scAls
jewelry. rustic decorations aud other
similar work Mrs. Sawyer brought to
the Times office Yesterday. two vases
made of the peculiar eisth-like wIap-
ping Of the palmetto, decorated with
braid work OF the dry palmetto leaf
and filled with bouquets Of native
florida and pampas grasses. one in .
variety of eOlors and one plain. Mrs.
Sawyer is in love with her trade and
shows her prizes AID diplomas taken
at fairs in New York state and else
where With proud satisfaction.
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track not less than three times per day
during six months Of the year, and shall
have conductor and driver on each car.
Mr.. Hughlett introduced q resolution in.
structing the railroad commissioners to re-
port tn. rea-on WIN railway companies
were permitted TO discriminate between
passengers holding 6rst-clsss tickets
Adopted,
The resolution related to the cars which
passengers are only allowed to enter hold.
ing tickets to terminal points.
Mr.. Collier introduced q resolution 10
appoint standing committee of nine. to
be known IS the committee on commerce
to which all measures relating to the com.
merce of the State shall be referred. Laid
over under thetrules.
House bill No. 81, permitting the United
States TO purchase property in the State oil
Missouri, for the erection of public build.
ings. was reported from the committee on
enrolled bills; passed, and was signed in
both houses, and was signed and returned
to the house i'm which il originated
by them, with disapproval. being the frs,
bill TO become Law.
The bill of Mr.. Worries, of Buchanan, to
amend section 4l43 of chapter a., revised
statutes so il shall read ,"When a person
tried on indictment for any crime or mis-
demeanor. shall be acquitted on the sole
ground that he was insane at the time oi
committing the ofeuse charged, the facts
shall be found by the jury in their verdict
and the prisoner shall be dealt with as pro
vided in the two following sections" was
called up and pissed the house with but
one dissenting vote.
The bill to make the stealing of hogs
and sheep, regardless of value. grand lar.
ceny. was again before the house, the vote
by which it was lost On Saturday having
been reconsidered. 1t fell, on the vote.
short of constitutional majority, and vac
lost
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Information Wanted

vi William. Cation, formerly Of Otterville,
to his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived by n B. HEDGH,
l1-1-w4 Otterville, Ne.
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Incorporated.

Jefferson City, Jan. 23.-The following
corporations filed articles OF association
with the secretary of state:
Odessa Milling company, Lafayette
county. Capital stock, $1,000.
DAde county bank, at Greenfield, Mo
Capital, 5000. Directors John NJ.
Tarrout, J. +. johnson, Isom A. Young,
George W. Gilmore, l.. w. Shofer, A.
Cuttings, T. f. Bell, John A. Brady and
J. F. Linger.
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"HACKMErACk,' \ lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price .Z5 and 81 cents
For sale bv Bard x Miller.
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PardOned.

Jefferson City, Jan Ex-Governor Crit.
tenden ordered pardon to be issued to
Henry .. Hixon convicted at the July
special term, 1882. OF tie Howard county
circuit court. of robbery in the FIRST degree,
and sentenced to ten years in the peniten
tiary. No reason is assigned in the order
for pardon.
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$1OO, 900 to Loan
At six per sent. Payment after sss
year.
9-3s6m HOUSTON & ROTHWEI
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Extract of Report from the Cel

Extract Of Report from the Cele-
DRAFTED PLY stefan, Erasmus Wilson, of Lon
don, Eng. Several severe cases OF iaesps-
ie~t Consumption have come under nv OBJ
servation that have been ssred by the time
ly use Of Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
Remember the name. CoI.DEN's-sake no
other OBJ druggist
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Has HIS Man.

Mr.. e. N. Winston. deputy marshal Of
the United States supreme court, sho
passed through Sedalia yesterday on his
wsy To Lincoln. Benton county. To convey
Emil Umfrie,i 20 the penisenasry. was in
the city With his prisoner. Umfried is the
leading merchant ri tina, town, who, two
years ago. killed one Bartlett
He vas tried and convicted Of murder
in the second degree, and WAS sentenced 60
Two years in the state prison. The case
Was appealed to the supreme court, but the
decision OF the lower court Was affirmed,
and Umfriesi. though a man al consider
able means. will be forced To spend the
specified time al hard labor in the peni-
tenti,ry.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy Pric,
30 cents For sale by Barb Il Miller.
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DAGVO.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. %.
There Was no session Of the legislature
Yesterday morning, both hOuses having ad-
journed over from Saturday TO Monday
afternoon The committees in the mean
time had been hard At work, and when the
assembly opened in the afternoon, returned
. larke number of bills back to the houses
in which they originated
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Mr. Gaver. chairman of the committee
on printing, reported back the Jones print
ing bill with several slight amendments,
with the recommendation that il do pass
Later during the session resolution was
introduced by Mr.. Anthony. of Madison,
iustructing the committee ON printing To
find out the cause of the delay in printing
the house rules, and In employ some one
outside of the contractor for the work TO
perform the labor. A rambling debate
ensued, i'm which Messrs. Carter, Of Lafay-
cite, Anthony. McGinnis and Wade par
ticipated, during which Mr.. Wade charged
there had been no delay in the printing to
the detriment of the session, and this hue
and cry was being raised about delay to
push forward the bill for public printer.
THE SENATE.
Lewis county presented a petition for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-26

near the residence OF her father, where she
received some alleged revelations as 10
tns future, which, Of course, were
rose-t nled, IN accordance with her
suiy and impracticable notions. by the
willy ard shrewd old humbug, who WAS
not long in determining which way IL was
necessary for her TO prOgnosicate in order
70 bring good lee and subsequent visits
Why these pernicioas peoyle are allowed TO
"h 'he heads OF youpg girls with all sorts OF
i"h'euse, about lovers ~ d romantic adveI
tttvs, l cannot See One fortuns-teller,
"a a good run of 5 4 Y fools for Gus omers
VII 90 more harm IN neighDorDo a than
a uczeu dram-Shlps. they ought to be
suppressed by law, and driven out ofevery
P'tce o. lodsment by "A hitter and sea, hing
public opinion. 1t is AN amszng thing that
ratlons beings can be found who will be
gu'led by them. The columns OF the daily
press are filled With the advertisements Of
THESE kind OF people, who should be
arrested and sent to the work'hOuse as fast
as found, as means OF protecting feeble
minded persons who patronize them In
the end it will probably be found that Miss
Churchill is victim 20 the Ali Baba stories
oil one OF this class of Migrants.
ALL SORTS.
The politicians of the great state Of Mis-
souIl are beginning 10 move ana 10 lay out
their campaigns for the elections far in the
distance. The aspirants for the office of
governor are old man Phelps, General Mar.
maduke, Mr.. Bashaw, Mr.. Campbell, MIR.
johnson and Mr., Williams. Their chances
are about i'll the order named. These gen.
tlemen may be found at the various re-
unions and gatherings which are now TAX
ing place in the different parts of the state
They are a sly and mysterious set.
Captain r, S. Hayes, of the Gould sys.
tenn, Mr., II. NJ. Hoxie and Governor John
Z. Brown are absent in tine east, and will be
until about the lst prox
Mr.. A. A. Talmage leaves this evening
Tor Rye Beach, where his family are now
sojnurning.
W. II Abrams, land commissioner of the
Texas Il Pacific railroad, passed through
this city yesterday on his way TO Chicago
lie says he expects his Office will be re-
moved from Marshall TO Dallas before the
/ beginning OF the year.
Q. c. Jones and wife, of Sherman, Texas
are In the city.
l. |. Tobiu and wife, of Austin, are alst
in the city. LITTLE TEEwEE.
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acres In the J, W. Thomas and % i.2 In IN,
5. NJ, Hyde surveys, for $2.40n.
Marion Johnston to Mrs. Il ], Askey. us
acres out of the Monaghan survey.
Of section ;, township l. north range
west, for 81 500.
Charles L, Bird aud wife to W. W, An,
lick, l92 acres on Dixon's branch, Of the
John W. Davis survey, for IS 600.
Marion Johnson TO Adolf Berndt, 80
acres OF the W. Z Shahan survey, for 81, 600
Philip Dibble and wife TO John G. Little
20 acres In the William +. Newton survey
for 500.
Mrs, l., \, Cookrell to Il. h. Cockren
lots and Ia block l, block 65, lots I and
s in block So, according to the original
map of the town ot Dallas, $40 acres IN III,
William X. Fletcher survey, % 10 acres In
the John n. Bryan survey, also his inter
terest IN the John Beeman 80 acre survey
north Of Dallas.
Charles I, Bolanz TO John Herman, lot s
| block SIG, In Burk's addition, 9S hy 100 feet
north side OF Cottage Lane, tor $500.
W. llliugworth 10 Emily Ilhugwo tn
ths east halfoi lot 9, block los, on soull
side OF Nam street, for 81 600.
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witnessing a studenrs Duel

Through the window we could see two
men confronting each other with their
right hands extended straight over their
heads. Their left hands were tied behind
their backs and goggles over their eyes.
Tina men were padded everywhere except
their heads which were lett uncovered,
At the appointed signal they began cutting ;!
at each other with lightning Tapi9ly
Neitber seemed to try to ward of the blow.
Of his opponent. AS soon as one was Guy
ths seconds ran between them and knocked
mn the swords. The doctor examined lh IN,
wounds, staunchcd the blood ana tne i,sn,
was ressmed anu went on untilthe doctor
decided that further lighting would endap
w. iife. IL was the most b, ,|.y tomlool
sry ever saw. The hurt intnl'ed was no,
enough to satisfy a man seeking reut 81,
FAY "a renl or fanoed insult, but vas Too
ssv.re for play. could see 40 display 0
stvl nor any particular manifestation 0
courage. -rRIchmond Dispatch
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Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength TO the body induce refresh,
ING sleep, improve the quality OF the blood
and purify and brighten the complexion, Il
what many persons would be very glad ia
obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made tor ex,
actiy this class OF troubles. aud are remark
ably successful In accomplishing the END,
desired, rs named above. They are useful
for both mon and women, Sold by drug
gis,s. Price, 80 cents per box. See adver
tlsement,
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Incorporated In 1858 for Is years by the L0Ris.
ture for educational and charitable purpose
with a capital OF q, 900 O0o-to which q reserve
fund Of over $4,000 has snoo been added,
By an Overwhelming popular vote, itA frtn'
ohise was made part OF the present State Ocn'
ntitnton adopted December %, A. d. 1879,
The only Chartered Lottery OF any State
| IL mover scales NJ nostpAnA
Its Grand Single Number Drawlngaiake place
monthly,
splendid opportunity to win a fortune
| NINTH GRAND DRAINING, CLASS !, AT
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, september H.
iSS3-10Oth Monthly Drawing,
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Pain nom indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating IL relieved at once by taking
one Of Carter's Little Liver Pills immedi.
ately after dinner. Don't forget this.
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough, shilohls Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by W. II. Patter-
son & Co. druggists. Dallas, Texas.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price. 10 cts,
scots and 81. Sold by w. IL. Patterson a
Co., druggists, Dallas
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Women with pale, colorless faces who
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Carter's Iron Pills, which are made for the
blood, nerves and complexion.
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Imnortant, ..,.. Ny.,,. Vo,k Citv
s.ro hasSege expressage and carriage hire,
sS,S ton MT the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
Sits Grand S Central depot. Six hundred ele e,
ION si5' dollars, reduced to 81 and upward, upwards
, nor day. European plan, Elevator y5Cl
restaurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars stages and elevated railroad TO all ds.
nn,s. Families can live better ior les.
p osS. a. The Grand Union Hotel than o.
snv other tirst-olass hotel In the city,
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Shilohs VitaliEer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss u Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
70 cents per bottle. Sold by W. II.
Patterson 4 Co., druggist, Dallas, Texas
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The Duiiau Mineral Wells, Erath county
have gained high r. utation by the uu.
merous cures perform by the use OF the
water. These wells are located In beauti-
iul and picturesque country.
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DroOms.
We manufacture our brooms OF the best
material and in the most substantial and
durable manner. Try them once and you
will buy no other. PFoUTs BRos.
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Those who have been dosed with qulnine
and experienced It's Injurious effects, should
try Carter's Liver Brters, n sure cure for
malaria