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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-03-16
The Mankato Creamery.

MIG. Willard and J. N. Hall each
received Letters yesterday from
Mess.s. Lawrence, Straight 4 Co., in
regard to their creamery here. they
say:
Glad to receive so favorable a re-
port. Of course we would like 70
have a creamery where our Office and
headquarters are. Don't stop at any
number of cows. Continue the CALI
vass thoroughly until every available
cow is secured. The larger the Dusi.
ness, The better for MankatO and all
concerned. Cannot tell how early we
will get started, but will do best we
can, us soon after May 10th or 18th as
possible. If we succeed in making
satisfactory arrangements to get into
buildings already up. it will help us
To start caller than If we have to
build Our SIR. Straight leaves TOR
Mimi .soir. Monday, 26th inst. Our
Superintendent leaves Manchester,
Iowa, for Owatonna and the line Of
the North western this week. We
shall want 4 or teams at Mankato
to gather cream
We are glad to see that dairy
enterprises are receiving such hearty
support from our farmers.
We are Informed by those who
have been canvassing for the cream
cry that as rule those farmers who
SOLD their cream last year are univer.
sally tho most anxious to do the same
this yea.
Already nearly seven hundred cows
have been secured, and the commit
tee apprehend little difficulty In in.
creasing the number to ten or twelve
hundred. Another feature about the
enterprise of interest to our people is
The fact that Straight & Co. propose
to make MankatO their headquarters,
which is no small item, and we are
heartily glad that the committee have
succeeded SO well in interesting oar
farmers in behalf o. the enterprise.
Parties who would like to run a
team for the creamery can obtain
some information about what 10 to be
done by calling on j. N. Hall. Each
uerson furnishes their own team.
Men unable to work at hard labor can
do this lust as well a. any one.
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Agricultural.


Edt.oT FREE kTeS.
Are you to have q creamery In MankatO
next summer 1t goes without question that
butter can be made cheaper in y creamery
tban in small farm dairy, and Of better
Quality as rule. The total product per COW
In small dairy of a farmer engaged in mixed
hrsbandry was $4l 81. for the year 1882.
without takiag space for details, I will
say, the milk and butter used i'm family and
value Of milk fed to calves raised, Is estim-
ated. Cost Of prediction not known, but,
having in mind that IL Is an all-the-year'
around dairy, which means 1901, times milk
Ing and care of the milk in a year Of 1854
days, with io4 times churn.ng, more or less,
and 2oS working butter; the impression is
confirmed that it lie small pay for the labor
involved. At ell evenls, the cd lady house
wife would like to be relieved Of the hard
work and worry of making pt;'e: for market
thence this sentiment; success to the cream
cry ard cheese factory sysoem-may the
dIudgcry OF farmers wives be ,essened, and
tho common purse heightened.
Having in hand the pen agricultural, will
say good wocd for Mansel wrrze!s. The
advantage Of root feeding in connection with
high feeding for beef or butter, far beyond
the nutritive value as shown by analysis 10
conceded by many practical farmers. Nam
gels can be raised and put into the cellar for
cents per bushel, as have proven BY care
full experiment. They do not need outing. No
danger Of chockling ;cattls like them; fatting
hogs eat them with apparent relish; tho only
drawback to larger production in my case is
the lack Of barn cellar. Having that, should
raise enough to feed once day in the dry
fodder season. DAVID STEEL.
Belgrade, March Q, 1888.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-03-16

THE Missouri Pacific has underta.
ken rather a novel reform and if It
prove success wi i mark a new era
IN the temperance struggle. An or
der has been issued that no employe
shall drink any intoxicating LIQUOR,
e;lner on or off duty. Wh"e this
viii not be apt to affect the cd hah''.
ual drinkers. it will gradually effect
their discharge, and give employment
To sober men in their stead. This
Will be big advertisement for the
road, as the travelling public prefer
20 place their lives in the hands Of
sooer men. and not with men VINO
are in the habit of drinking. If tbs
venture prove success. otner roads
may follow the good example, and in
time we may have as steady and sober
a set of men on the railroad as In any
other line of business.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-03-16

TIE Dakota legislature, before its
last week, provided for
the appointment of commission of
nine persons to locate the capital.
AS IA condition for securing the seat
Of government twenty acres OF 'and
and 500, 900 in money is required.
ald there viii be Lively and pto-
longed Struggle to cao.u.e the pa re.
Hurop and other pc ntS Indulge olga
hopes, but 10 one can give a reason
able guess at the outcome. Some
believe a new town will be started
somewhere in the open pra're and
the capital placed there. The move
ments of the commission will be
CLOSELY watched by the people OF the
territory.
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THE Board of Railroad Commits.
sioneis of Iowa have just decided a
case of discrimination that will be
interesting TO the people OF Mime.
sofa. The trustees of Red Oak town.
snip complained that II combination
o.; 81 ain buyers exists In MontgOm.
cry county at different railroad sta.
lions with the Burlington q Quincy
railroad that the grain buyers are
bound to ship all grain over that
road, and the railway company bind
themselves to give the members "a
tue association better facilities. COM
missions and Ienates tfsn a"e given
go persons outside % the association
7 he board says: when rebates a'e
given To AN association oil shippers
ina, IN, denied 10 AN individual. IL
puts him ut a disadvantage IN pur-
h.,sing. aud tends I" the encourage.
nrnt of mnnopolies, resulting in
u.i. hburh,,od dissatisfaction. There
is no reason why il farmer or a mer.
chant should not get the same rate
~ an elevator man gets. provided he
loads substantially IN the same time"
The investment in elevators has snf-
ficient advantages over the side track
leaders without rebates. They do
not believe that the law requiring
like rates ander Ike conditions and
circumstances justilies disc'imina-
tions between owners of elevate Q
and other shippers. In this case they
recommend that like charges he MADE
where not less than iull car loads are
offered at the same station. and II any
concession or drawbacks be given
they should be open to all shippers
offering freight of the same class IN
the same line Of business.
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LITTLE PEGGY MILLER, the child
actress of the Fritz Emmett combina.
ton, has suddenly died. She tainted
on the stage at the Novelty Theater.
Williamsburg. while engaged in the
dance as Lena. Fritz suddenly felt
the little figure tremble and sink, and
then it lay u dead weight in his arms.
He lifted her tenderly and carried
her to the wings and gave her 10 her
father She never rallied. She WAS
s years old. The commedian says
she was the best child actress he had
ever seen. Her father is William c.
Alille-, Fritz's stage manager, and her
mother is professionally known as
Jennie Christy.
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u n'i'i'.

IHE ..iai earnings al the c. NJ. 81
= T.. R'v ca ~ this Stare for thr
A... ioo2 .in."n;rl 10 s4.50I 324 IS.
as as.un,l s3,s56.9...27 III 1881, an
increase Of S65 .400.4l in 1872 over
1851. The company paid a tax Of
Sii,919.5o into the stale treasury ia
1851 ANA in 1882 paid sl3l .5s3.73 in
taxeS, I'm increase Of lie tr!y $4,000
The earnings of the Southern Munne.
sofa from La Crosse TO Winnebago
City for the year 1882. distance lI0
miles, Was as follows: Freight. S47s,.
4Ol 81; passengers, Sl1S,622 %; mails,
Sl2.44447; express. 1925; mis-
cellaneols, $2,73468; total, So 8, 49,
%. Tax. 3 yer cent, $lS,543.H.
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THE Jackson Republic. in the half
shell. for two or three weeks hack.
got around Monday. Got to have that
North and South railroad. Bro. Day.
Window Cdizei.
It's 10 use making a fuss about
such little thing as that. Our Iowa
Stote Leader, printed at Des MOines.
Iowa. dated January 9th has just ar.
rived. Where it has been all this
time is beyond our ken; perhaps on
Il tour around the world, but more
probable IN a snow hank, down in
that dreadful country of Iowa.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father to take from US our beloved sister
and president, Mrs. Eliza N. hogers; there
fore
O: the w. Q. T. U. recognize the hand of
God. and bow In humble submission to the
will Of an all-wise though mysterious Provi-
dence.
memory Of one who was an exemplary Chris
ton and earnest worker In tho cause OF tenn.
perance; whose heart went out In love for
tho poor and efiiicted everywhere. ana whose
Resolved, That We sincerely mourn our loss,
for we loved her, and shall sadly miss her, yet
knowing the purity of her life, and the love-
the sssuaance tnar our loss Is her great gain.
In behalf Of the w. O. T. u.
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AT meeting in Chicago on We'd
nesGay of the Northwestern railroad
magnates. il was decided TO reduce
the rate on immigrants Quits des-
tined TO points on the Northern pac;-
lie and Manitoba roads $ q per car Ia
take effec: April list.
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Mrs. ARNOLD. the wife OF the at
thor of Light of ASIA is said to
have IA good deal of knowledge as all
architect. She superintendent the
making In London of the memorial
window TO be placed by the family in
the Claiming Memorial Church in
Newport. She is a grand neice of DIR.
Charming.
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Hon. j. b. WAKEFIELD arrived In
st. Paul from Washington last even
iuu

AFTER few years leadership Of
the independent party. David Davis
has abandoned the field and gone over
to the majority side. He took unto
himself a Burr on Wednesday, ard
proposes to "stick" Ivy her unto the
end. There will be no doubt as to
NJ. Davis future policy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-03-16

y Ii. TER mailed i'll Provincetown.
Mass. last June, and addressed to
Highland light. about Sour miles
away. has just reached i,s destination.
having been rs far as Noyia Scotia.
III one direction. and Tuscon. 4. r..
in another in the meantime.
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JudsOn.
Miss Sarah Hughes, of Sparta, Wis.,,
Is visiting with relatives here.
Mr.. A. J. Jacobs closed his term of
school in District No. 90 last Friday.
Thursday night the 99's had spell
ing school, and, Notwithstanding the
absence Of the supreme pedagogue, an
immense time was had.
Miss Maggie Williams is visiting with
the family Of Mr.. Edward Jones.
The roads are perilous and bad.
Mrs. r. L. Davis is on the sick list.
Mr.. II. Pugh, of Wisconsin, is visit
ing with Mr.. VIM. J. Jones.
HERCULES.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

CTA'E o. MINNESOTA, County OF Blre
= Ea -. II Probate Co. TT.
J. lie M ..e o; .Ie estate % E'izf beth SIar-
~. dc ,e"seC.
No. zee Is he ebv t'vep 10 a. pc Sous hPv-
'nL cl.i,,s IN, ,e.hPucs "Sr'rst Inc esta,e of
Els 3e.p IN" .Du ia,e o 10 conn Y % E'ue
z. L.. tece: set. "iis, tie Judge q tho Do
% a Cou.- of >, ID cour Y WI Der .eyPnine
NJ % list c.a.i.is ahC demands aFa'JsI sid
cs:e,e .. as Office. IN ne City o; MarEBto, n
sec 70 Wy, o, he 15.h day OF IRE ard or
tic lS'. Cav q SeDterDer. 1881, ~ 10 o'cloc,:
in &c ore ,Oor. o. each o sac Cavs: ar
art sly MOI ls ON ne Is 4 dev Of Mprch
1883, ave 0eer i'mireG ami allowed ~ said
P-ooste Courr Ior c-edito 5 to esent tneil
G Gins A. ID. WAR,
Administrs tor of the es ate % E. 'zaoel Shau
but, deceased. cSw4
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NEAR RInggoid, Ga, a few days
since. some buys proposed to have II
l!ltie :un by hiding one of thei" mum.
brr IA, der a wagon body by turning L
owe. hun upside down. BY accident
the edge OF one SIDE of the body r
on the bays neck, causing a most
hnrrihle dehih.
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\ Bos-oN gentleman lately sue
ceeded in acknowledgement. The City
of Berlin, in which he first took pas
sage, WAS disabled and returned to
New York. The City of Brussels. to
which he was transferred, was run
down and sunk by the Kirby Hall, on
which he finally landed at Liverpool.
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Sterlin e.
Mrs. VIM. Randall is visiting in Wis

Sterlin z.
Mrs. VIM. Randall is visiting in Wis
consin.
AFRO Annis is recovering from his
severe sickness. Mrs. Toy is slowly
gaining, she has been very sick.
At an annual town meeting r. D.
Boyer was elected chairman Of super
visors, and NJ. NJ. Pratt and A. Benedict
size board, w. Ellis town clerk, w. A.
Graves, treasurer, G. F. Kellogg asses
sor, 8. NJ. Keith and w. G.. Flu; man jus
tice of the peace, and H. M. Fish con.
stable, for the ensrsing year.
A. 8. Furman has got home from the
pinerv.
Chas. Farrell is visiting his old friends
in this section, his home is in Dakota
Te-r;:orY T..
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Mis- FRASK LESLIE says that Joa.
QUA NJ ilrr -, perhaps, nicer on Ia.
pr lhan in ones parlo:. To his
Lends hr i peIfec:ion; but then he
j. wnimmy and very pronounced in
h : ks and dislihes. Ms. Leslie
considers him the greatest living
American pnet.
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FARMERS should take the neces.
say ngecaution To ascertain whether
or not they nave good seed corn. So
much poor com WAS raised last sea.
snn TIA; i is dangerous TO plant seed
un'ess il has been tested. \ Lille
foars. ght now may save you expense
and diSappOintmenl.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Blue
y Es--f.-ss In Probate Court.
In ne meter Of the estate Of Mary b. Wat
son, deceased.
The Ste 3e OF Minnesota and the said Probate
Court 20 oil persons Interested In the estate
of Merry b. Watson, deceased. gree. ing:
Whereas Edward T. Watson, of The courty
of Bile Ea "a. Str e OF Minnesota, has fled
his petition al sLe Probate Court o: Blue
Ea- Ito county, for ,ette's o. administration
20 Issue to sa,o pc .itone- upo, tie estate o..
Mary b. WATSON, late o. sad county, de-.
ceased.
Therefore you pnd each o. you ere cited and
reQIicct % Pppea- ct the Office o. the Judge
Of Probate In the City of Manxeto. In said
coun:y. on the 9th Gay of Apr'', 1883. at 10
o'clock tr The forenoon o thpt dry. fnd show
cause why letters Of Cnir:s,cetson 2pou said
estate should not Issue to the sid Edward T.
Watson IS prayed aor in seid petrion.
(. testimony VINE 'eof have hereunto set
my nd erd aft xed the seal Of the Probate
orr 1n.s l4th day OF March. A: d. 1883:
G. w. MEAD,
(SRAL.) Judge of Probate.
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PROBATE NOTICE..

C-A-E OF MINNESOTA. County Of Blue
- EerIn.--ss n PIooa:e Co:-t.
n :ne me..e- of the es:aSe Of Harvey
Meacram, deceased.
The Ste o OF NJ, nnesota and the seid Probate
Cor 20 al persons ,terested in the estete
% HI -vey A.eache n, Ia e of the Coua:y Of
b Ie Earth, deceased Greeting:
YoI END each o; you are be-eby cited and
req ire persona iy to be Pi:d appear besote
The Judge of pfotrt o. me County OF Blce
EartI at his Office i'm the ely OF Ma1AaIO in
sa.6 coun.y Of re 6th dey o? Ap",l, A. ID.
1889, ri ter o'ciock Il the forenoon OF that
day, thea and the e to atteTd the tinel settle
ment OF the PccOunt Of James wilson. adj
minis: razor OF ne essf 20 Of the said Harvey
Meachanl, deceased, end the distribution Of
sad estate.
Ili-s.i nony whereof have hereunto set
my hano End atfx the sea. OF the Probate
Court tc's lO;a day CT March, A. ID. 1885.
GEO. W. MEAD,
tSEAL.l Judge of Probate.
3cw3
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NOVICE TO CREDITORS.

In pursuance OF an oricr of G.. W. Mesd,
Judge Of p 'obete for rne corey cf Bue
Earth, mace or tie 1850 dPy o. March, 1892.
polire IL he 'eoy gwen 20 81 persons heving
c'si Is aseinsr Lewis Fl cier, lac o! The
county O, q lc Earth, S,ste OF Minnesota,
deoerseG, TIT I seid jucGe OF pro0PUe will a :.
reno for tue pIrpose ot examining End ell.
lowinh such c,r ms mt Ills Fee. in tie City Of
Mar SptO in sriG ,oupIy, On the 18th day Of
June 10 or ne r1tn day OF September, 1889,
at 10 Oc,Ock In lie forenoon on each Of said
days. and hI six morins ffoll the cate OF
seid orGer has leen SLOWED enc limi3ed for
the cret'tO~s of said decepsed. to D. esent
rheir cir inns esP.nst toe said deceased 20 the
sf!d Judge {! prooate for his examination
and op.ovri.
Da ed this I4th day Of March. A. D. 1888
G. NJ PALMER,
Admins :rpIor of the es-s>e Of Lewis F;cner,
deceased. 3Sw4
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CAR. \. y. BENTLEY. of Winona
commander of the Winona Guards.
died suddenly ut has home on SaIur.
dav and WAS buried on Tuesday. NJ.
Bentley was well known throughout
the State in legal and mi'ta.y circ'es.
and MAS popular with al who knew
him,
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NOTICE
To Personal Pip Fly Taxpayers.

The attention Of all persons delinquent In
the payment Of their personal property taxes
of 1881, Is respectfully called to section ~,
chapter 1, Of general laws OF 1878, as follows;
"Sec. IS. Ali personal property taxes shall
be deemed delinquent on the first day Of
March next, after they become due. and
thercupon penalty of I've per cent. shall
attach and be charged upon all such taxes.
After the flrst day Of March, the County
Treasurer shall Immediately proceed to COL
lect all delinquent personal property taxes,
and II such are not paid ON demand he shall
distrain sufficient goods and chattels belong.
ing to the person charged with such taxes II
found within the county, to paythe same with
the said penalty Of five per cent. and all &C.
crutng costs, and shall Immediately proceed
to advertise the same in three public places
In the town or district where such property
10 taken, stating the time whom and the place
where such property will be sold, and OF the
taxes for which such property 10 distratned,
and u the coets which accrue thereon are not
paid before the day appointed for such sale,
which shall not be less than ten days after
the taking ~ such property. such treasurer
or his deputy shall proceed to ecu such prop.
erty at public venue, or % much Thereon ~
will be sufficient to pay such taxes. and the
WIN. JONES,
Jwo County Treasurer.
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THE Owatonna papers state tina

THE Owatonna papers state that
Mayor Cook, of that city. has re.
ceived assurance from S. s. Merrill.
general manager of the Chicago, Mil
wauke- e. ST. Paul railroad. in answer
to correspondence, that the company
intends to build new passenger de.
pot at that point the coming summer.
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A LITTLE boy WAS out with his
big BROTHER shooting. They came to
"A churchyard There, in IA tree, AN
Owl MAS s:i:!ng. The boy with a gun
sat IT ~ the horror of his Lutte
hrplheT. Uho exclaimed: :. Oh. Tom
IA nhat nave you been and dole!
700 hINe been and shot \ cherry
bon
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The late Don Jose de Salamanca, a
wealthy banker of Spain, once gave u
banquet that cost $4,000. That beats
Colorado Tabors recent spread in
Wash ngton.
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THE managers of elections at Ben

THE managers of elections at Ben
netsville, s. c., and fifteen other
Dem ocrats in the county, were ar
rested Monday charged with conspir.
acy and violation of the election laws.
Other arrests will follow, and the
trials will take place at the April
term of the United States Circuit
Court al Charleston
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SEvENTy-FIvE car loads OF immi.
grants passed through Sleepy Eye
yesterday. going to central Dakota.
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II Nearly Dead

II Nearly Dead
after taking saTe hilly pulled up stuff, with
long testimonials, turn to Hop Bitters. end
have no fear Of any Kidney or Urinary
Troubles, Bright's Diseases Dlaoetes or
Liver Complaint. These diseases cannot
resist the curative power OF Hop Bitsers;
besides II is the best family medicine on
cath.
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FAIRBAULT's new hotel. the Bruins.
wick. will be opened on the 18th OF
April. 1t will I've one of the best of
IFS class in the State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

w Ne ned pc % lows:
A, h.ppeto ort ~ AID tuesday. March
s,'h FAT .ih.
4 Lake Crys si. "Wednesday sud I'D. sday,
AZ -cii &c, b "rd 80.
- ID. 10, : div r,d ST. L day. Nj -ch
EDw Y POCERs,
?Sw2 Co. ST De liz er tiepr.
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4" services board Of acuit 90
DR.. Bishop. surgical operation. laid over 10
next meet 'ng.
job Felby, witness fees, laid over to next
NEE Ing.
On motion the board adJou-r to May Is,
! 1853.
JAS. b. SWAN,
Chairman.
L. SCArrERaOOD Co Auditor
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HENRY &. MARQUAND, Of New
York, has given Little Rock, Ark,
S. 900 10 start a free library.
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EoU can get strawberries for 81 .25
a box, but the bottoms of the boxes
are pretty near the tops.
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Mr.. VANDERBILT has issued 10000
tickets of admission to his art gallery
this winter
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The Now Cast A,:o7 Base For Artificial
Teeth.

This mera. IS the ocst cheap meta!
base in toe ma. Ket 40 day. Ii maaes a
he e. + 20 nia"e Dan rpboer. Ii has
80 cIIa' to- lowe: mates. ! is n sD:en-
d!d conductor % heat and e'cc>iic7tr.
u IS az Invention OF a man tnOrorgh'y
posted j. tna scierce of metz a"gy
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