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CHEBRAH KIDUSHA

gETILL HOLD ORTHODOX SERVICES FOR
w the coming holidays at the Exempt Firemen's
Hall, Eighth street, between ] and X. Rev. Dr.
Krochinski, from San Francisco, will ofiiciate fol
the occasion. Tickets may be had Of any Of the
members, or of Charles Barnes 9l6 street.
s7-6t MARKS LEVY, President.
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Haiirond RulIGing Above Reddiug.

REDDINe. September 6;h.-The extension
of the California and Oregon Railroad pro-
crosses slowly. The rails ere only laid to
Flat creek, mile or two beyond Spring
creek. A slide on the track near Flat creek
necegsitated the laying of ,hs track around
it, and il will take two months to clear out
the slide. This increases the work, and
serves IS warning to the contractors that
they must cut deeper Into the mountain from
the track than they are doing.
The westher continues hot. Only 6 few
drops of rain have fallen at this point.
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Free Bridge Across the Sacramento Near
Hed1iug.

SHASTA, September 6'h-At late hour
las5 night the Board of Supervisors decided
to build free bridge across the Sacramento
river nesr Reddiug, and awarded the contract
to the California Bridge Company for the
sum OF ST., 900.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

tut received the largest line OF steel
Engravings at T. W. Schwamb's Picture Store, No.
S0i street. Also, AGENT for the light running
Royal st. John and New Remington Sewing Ma
chimes Window corrices and picture frames made
to order on shortest notice. au2l-lm
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CALIFORNIA.

lsraQlAL DISPATCHES TO III. KnoOAD.unIos.i
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4 Bargain which has
not its equal in
the State.

S., 900 ACRES OF LAND |
about 5000 Head Of Cattle,
About 5000 Head Of Sheep,
About 6 900 Head Of Hogs.
about S25 Head Of Horses,
About rs Head Of GGltS,
About So Head Of Aul6G.
The Land Is Eenced inio Ten Large Fields.
I,s0a Acres are seeded TO Alfalfa.
60 Acres In Hops.
30. 900 Acres of Fine Growth Of 0ak Trees,
which furnish acorns sufficient to fatten large
number OF Hogs annually.
Eight Coed Dwellings for GaqUeros.
Three GOod Dwellings for Foreman and
Farm Hands, Large Hop House costing 5000, for
drying hops, over s., 900 worth OF Farming Tools,
sufficient for carr ing the place. COrrals, Sta
bles, 0utbuidings, etc.
T ARGE CANALS AND lRRIGATING bitches
~ running through the place. King, river
forms the southern boundary Ct the place, which
furnishes ample for eating the whole tract.
TaE WATER RIGHTS SOLD
With this place is worth aole all that is asked for
the whole property.
WOOD CAN BE CUT
The net profit Of which will pay more than one-hah
OF the price asked for the whole Ranch,
TEE LAND WILL PRODUCE
Fine Grain, Hops, or Fruits Of all kinds and quail
ties.
TEE QUALITY OF THE LAND
Cannot be surpassed by any in the State. One Of
eyraaf adv this nfaca has
A sTOCK RANCE.
L, the clsse proximity to market. BEEF can be
got TO market within 80 hours after notice. The
COST OF sHIPPIsG BEING A TRIPLE,
Compared with the cost Of shipping from Nevada,
or driving from Southern Oregon. And the cattle
loose but littls flesh, being short a time upon
the cars The place will easily keep
$4,000 READ OF CATTLE AND 6,Oos
TO 10000 HEAD OF HOGe,
Bssides other Stock sufficient to ru1 the Ranch. The
pIacs has
A FRONTAGE OF so MILES
Upon Kings river, and is from two to seven miles
IN WlQlfi. II ls one miles Mugs
burg, the Southern Pacific Railroad passing through
the eastern and southern boundary line and mostly
in Fresno county.
THE ONLY REASON FOR SELLING
Is owing to the death Of one OF the partners.
Send for Circular Giving Full Particulars
ET For further information. address
& ALSIP,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 1ol5 Fourth street,
BETWEEN j Ase K. SACRAMENTO.
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RtarysyiIle Races-Thirgl Day.

MABYsvILLs. September 6sh.--Ths first
lace to-day WAS frqt,ing, free to all. for a
purse of $50. Unknown. Sstting San,
Cereal Sherman asd L anoke started. Ro-
anoks won in tbrse sssaigbt heAts, Setting
Sun taking Bsoond money. Tire, 2;.sa-
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The Debris Question In CoIusa Go

CoLUsA, September 6sh.-The Grand Jury
yesterday adopted the following by uuani-
nous vote
WHEREAS, The question OF stopping hydraulic
mining debris from running into the fairest por-
tions of Ca fornia has become Of vast Importance
and whereas, some expression Of opinion on build
ing dams has been called for by the Secretary OF
War therefore be it, by this Grand Jury as repre-
sentative body OF Colusa county,
Resolved, That neither the Government Of the
State nor OF the United States should do any act
that will give the color Of right to the said n.y.
draulic MIXERS to continue TO throw great areas
OF earth into the streams. That dams should be re
sorted to- il at all only after they would cease TO be
pretext for such destructive purposes.
Free Ridge Across the Sacramento Near
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The Corean Embassy rendered Recep-
Tcrrlhle RcsuIt % Drunken snree.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 6sh.-Edward
Lacy, of Del Norte county, aud Thomas
Mullen, Of this city, both in the cooperage
business, went On a spree Together to-day.
Both got drunk. bringing up in saloon near
the foot OF Washington street. While fool
iog together, Mullen took LAcys self.cocking
in his own mouth and told Lacy to pull the
trigger. Lacy, reckless and intoxicated,
complied, and Mullen fell dead on the floor.
Lacy, partly sobered by the result of his fool
ishness, was taken into custody. The two
men were warm friends of over ten years
standing.
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SELECT sIFTINes.

In Rome bankrupts were eumpellsd
TO wear in public black honnets of, n
sugar-loaf form.
The first telegraphic instrtrl ~ s
successfully operated lsy, Sa llg
Morse the inventor, ffi o. "a 4 Z
It's utility wusss0qt delijNa
the world Until 81 \ \ \, y 4 y, NJ VI
Hamp Brid6elhaif, ol ! tl6IifI 81 eps
Ark, while Sstti IN Ives tl6ls
lar, got it 4. N hie throat and TO
savehis life the doctors had to tleiIeit
down into his stofnacSl. slilfe u eoeas
sions him no diecoiafort He saill
never be SslsaeI l,f6lSe.r = ~
Authors Of the olden time used 70
puff their own works by afliNing "tlk-
ing titles TO them; such as " A right
merrie aud wittie interlude, verie
pleasant TO reade," etc; /" A marvel
Gus wittie treatise" etc; i" A Delecta-
BILE, Pithie and Righte Profitable
Worke," etc.
Recent excavations make it seem
probable that what is called the Babel
mound at Babylon is really the re-
mains of the hanging gardens of Neb-
uchadnezzar. Hydraulic works and
reservoirs of great size have been dis
covered there, and also aqueducts
leading to the Euphrates,
\ very strange and pleasing effect
says the Buffalo Commercial, may be
produced by tying tablespoon in the
middle of piece of string, winding
the ends of the string around fingers
of each hand, inserting the fingers in
ones ears while some one taps the
spoon with a pencil or some such OBJ
ject.
There are authentic cases of simula-
tion or deception which animals have
worked out to save themselves from
labor or to procure some advantage.
n military surgeon tells of horse
which was accustomed to pretend to
be lame on the days when the horses
were drilled, in order to avoid that
duty. Coste mentions Il dog which,
in the winter, when he found his
comrades lying around the fire in such
a way as to prevent his getting near
to it, would make great noise in the
yard. At this, the other dogs would
run out; While he would slip into the
house, and, securing a good place for
himself, leave his comrades to bark as
long as they pleased He tried this
trick quite often, and always succeeded
in it, for the other dogs had not in
telligence enough to find it out.
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Gold in Ancient Times.

Cold was in excess in ancient times
and mostly taken from the rivers in
Asia. The fables Of Pactolus, of the
golden fleece of the Argonauts, of the
gold from Ophir, the history of King
Midas, etc, all point to an Eastern
origin of the metal. According Ito
Pliny, Cyrus returned with $4,000
Roman pounds of gold (about Sl0,-
OJO,OOO). The treasures eIacted from
Persia by Alexander the Great amount
ed to 81 coo talents, OF $400,000,000.
Gold also came from Arabia, and upon
the Nile from the interier of Africa.
pliny calls Asturias the country in
which the most gold is found. A tablet
bearing the following inscription was
found in Idanha Velba, Portugal:
&c audius Rufus returns his thanks to
Jupiter for having permitted him to
iind $50 pounds Of gold" These
sources OF wealth have ceased to flow,
and the endeavor of several English
men to reopen them have been unsuc-
c"ssful. Bohemia, Mahren, Silesia and
/ Iyrol all have produced gold, and the
cceding of the glaciers has caused old
mines TO be uncovered, while upon the
/ Italian side, at Monte Rosa, Val Sc
/ i2a and Val Alsaca, gold mines are
still worked to-day, although with indif-
/ ierent success. The only works of any
note are those Of Kremnitz, Hungary
IL may, therefore, be safely asserted
That Europe is completely exhausted
in this respect.
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XcgetRhle POeirY.

"A historical poet has been trying hi
hand at vegetables. 1t is needless t
say that our vegetable poet resides il
England:
Potatoes came from far Virginia;
Parsley was sent Us from Sardinia;
French beans, low growing on the earth,
To distant India trace their birth;
But scarlet runners, gay and tall,
That climb upon your garden we'll
A cheerful sight to all around
In South America were found.
The onion travelled here from Spain;
The leek from Switzerland we gain;
Garlic from Sicily obtain.
Spinach in Syria grows.
Two hundred years ago or more,
Brazil the artichoke sent DER,
And Southern Europe's sea coast shore
Beet root on us bestows.
When good Queen Bess was reigning here
Peas came from Holland and were dear.
The south of Europe lay its claim
To beans, but some from Egypt cane,
The radishes both thin and stout,
Natives of China are, no doubt;
But turnips, carrots and sea-kale,
With celery, so crisp and pale,
Are products of our own fair land;
And cabbages, a goodly tribe,
Which ADLER pens might well describe
Are also ours, / understand.
Young Folks Rural.
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A soap mine has been discovered in
California. The substance is a de-
posit of white earth, free from grit,
and impregnated with small percent
age of potash. 1t is easily sliced into
bars, and, for cleaning purposes, is a
fair substitute for manufactured soap.
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San Francisco papers relate that
Rear Admiral Schenck, whose death
occurred recently, was the first to bring
gold East from California. He was u
lieutenant then, and was dispatched
with the news of the discovery by
Commodore Ap. Catesby Jones, and
took with him three claret cases of
gold chunks.
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HOOPS sARsAPARLLA.


Many families pride themselves thor noble
ancestry; but here in THIS emocratio country, do
not much about our pedigree our health,
When the blood is out of order. disease manfests
itself in the skin and flesh. To be restored to health
take Soovill's Sarsaparla Blood and Liver Syrup.
Physicians speak of it In the highest terms DIR. Ev-
erett, Cooper Plains S;euben county. New York.
mentions two cases of Scrofula and Erysipclas in
which Scovlls Sarsapara or Blood and Liver Syrup
effected cure ard says ~ think it one of the best
purifiers Of the day II has met with perfect in
very case whore have used it,"
SSOcst Cough Ralsnm In the World.o Try It,
DPricel0 l0c. F.W. kiNsMAfg 4 Cos Augusta, Manc
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous Debility aid
all undue weaknesses promptly cured 10y Auens
Brain Food 81 pkg, for So. At druggists and at
Aliens Pharmacy 3l5 First Ave-. N. Y.
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Europe contains ,457 theatres. Italy
heads the list with 359; next comes
France, with 337; Germany, 1874; Spain,
100; Great Britain, l50; Austria and
Hungary, l3i; Russia, forty-four; Bel
gum, thirty-four; Holland. twenty
tWo; Switzerland, twenty; Sweden and
NorwaY eighteen; Portugal, sixteen;
Denmark, ten, and Turkey and Greece,
&ur each,
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The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash.

The special correspondent of the In
lianapolis (Ind.) Journal embodied in
a recent communication the following
from Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,: 1 con-
slider st. Jacobs Oil splendid remedy.
Suffered from an affection of the back
and kidneys, with some rheumatism
in fact, it was rheumatism of the back.
| used st. Jacobs Oil and found it very
eflicacious. 1t gave me instantaneous
relief, and finally cured me completely.
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ApAM ~ FAnr.-r-Ever since Adams fall.
Yhioh subjected human nature 10 diseases of
tbe Aesh, there has been a demand for n blood
sItiniter' On the purity and vitality of the
elouddepend the health and vigor Of the whole
fystetn. Various diseases are often only the
tlen that nature is trying to remove a disturb
sng cause. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives life and
,lle0r TO the blood, eradicates scrofula and
lecaionts many diseases that would occur.
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DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir
have advised many ladies TO try your Fa-
vorite Prescription" and never see it fail 10
do more than you advertise.
Yours truly, Mrs. A. Nj. RANKIN,
14l Bates Street, indianapolis, Ind.
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y ;Jite greasihg glhsis two weeks; all others two
or l,fee oaSe Do'hot be imposed on by the
lsiiss bag sil offered Ask your dealer forFra-
tet skfith laiiel oAi Saves your horse iaborand
Ako9 ia, II received arst medal al The Centen-
. isi luld t,ntis llxpositons. Sold everywhere.
\ Carholine a deodorized extract of petro-
teuin cures badness, This is n positive fact,
attested by thousands. No other hairprepara-
hon in the world Will really do this. Besides,
as now improved, it is n delightful dressing.
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Notwithstanding many opposite ru-
mors on the subject, it is now an
nounced positively that the corona
zion of the Car Alexander III. will
he celebrated in the usual historical
manner and with all due pomp some
time in the spring, and in all like
lihood as soon as possible after the
thaw. In view of the coronation, it
has been decided that the building in
which the Moscow exhibition was re-
Gently held shall be kept standing; and
it is apparently to be made the scene
of festivities.
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Statistics published in England give
the following valuation of natural
wealth of the countries named: The
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, $44, ,400,00Q000; France, $780,
700,000,000; United States, $50, 600 ,00O.-
600; Germany, $22,00O,000,C00, and
Russia, $15.0O0,000,000 The average
annual income of citizens Of the United
Kingdom is $165; of the United States,
sl65; France, Sl25; Germany, $85.
The annual accumulation of wealth is
tS25,000,000 10y the United States;
1926, 100000 in the United Kingdom;
fS75,000,000 in France and $20J,000,-
300 in Germany.
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e, perfect pictures Of oriental de-
hght as they gaze rapturously upon
the lady promenaders below"
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The coinage of gold during the last
fiscal year was nearly SIG, 900, 900 more
than in any previous year IN the his
tory of the mints.
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DIR. Mulhall, of the st. Louis Medical
college, adds his opinion to that of many
Others that cigarette smoking is iniu-
rious, because the inhaler inhales the
smoke. He is satisfied that smoke in
the process of inhalation comes in con-
tact with four tirles the extent cf mu-
cous membrane that it docs in ordinary
smoking, and hence the absorption Of
nicotine is excessive. The doctor re-
marks that about all cigarettes manu-
factured in this country are cheap and
vile.
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By pulling your finger from the water you
leave no hole in the fluid and by dying you
leave no vacancY in the world.
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h.l3tNis. Just when be does not appropriate
W komself more merit than belongs to him,
OF rQb another of what is his due.
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ACCORDING TO the last census there were on
farms in the United States more than AZ
100000 hogs.
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A NOTED BUT UNrffhED WOMAN
tFrom the Boston slsbsl

1fsssrs. Editors =. 'f!' y 'Csrst ~ =,
Tho above is goed iltcncss OF Mrs., I,ytls y rpis
ham, OF Lynn, Mass, who ahovo ovoatlctherhunanlsins
may no truthfuy called tho "Dcnr'ftiend 6g wcnnan
as nomc Of her correspondents ovctoceIl. her sAe
Is zcalcusiy devoted 20 her work. which % the ontcons
OF n llfogtudy, and ig Obliged 10 kccp six latfy
assistants 90 help her answcr the large coTcy onduncc
which daily pours IN upon her each soaring is special
burden Of suGcfing, or joy at reloasq from H. = ?
Vegetable Compound 70 medicine for good anf .iot
evil purposes have personally investigated mud
satisaed OF thc ctruth Of thls
On account Of IT, proven merits. 10 70 recommended
and prescribed by tobcst pysclnns In tho country.
One snysi at works ilko charm and tavca n1cb
pen IL win euro entirely the worst form OF falluf
OF tlae uterus, Loucorrh0a, irregular and painful
Morstruaien. ali ovarian Iroublcl Inflammation and
liberation, ri0odinCn ul Dlspaccmcnts and the cons
f6ducnt spinal woanes and "a especially adapted 70
tho Change OF 1Ifo."
1tpcrrncatss ovory portion Of the systom and eivos
now life and vigor II fantncas, nntuienry,
destroys all craving Tor rtmularts. and relieves wc
ness Of the stomach. 10 cures Doatine Headaches,
Nervous rr6stratlon, General Debility, Slccpioesnces
Depression asd Indigestion. That fccllng OF hearing
down, causing palm wol1i,t and tnc.acho, Is always
permanently cured by u Will nt oil times aud
under all circumstances nct in harmony with The law
that governs the female sysiom.
Itcosts only ST. rCr Loto ui for Co., md Is sold hy
druggists Any advice required upccil cascs and
the names Of many who have boon restored 20 perfect
bcnlth by tho Of tho Vegetable Compound, can bo
ob.ancd iy addressing Mrs P with stamp for reply,
at her homo in Lynn, liass
For Kidney Complaint Of either Ecx this compounds
unsurpassed ns abundant tostlInonlals show.
"MrN Pinkhama Liver Pills." fayu ono writor, care
ehs best ia ho spord for tho Of Constipation,
Rrlousnes snd Torrdity OF tho liver. der Blood
Pvrlrcrworks wordors In is sec.ol hno and bids fair
to equal the Compound IN its popularity.
All must respect her Angel of Mercy whoso sole
emhiton Is 10 dogood 10 others
phiiadelphin Pa t~ Mrs A. NJ. D.
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It's hard to believe Miss Whittier was cured
Of such terrible sores by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, but reliable people prove it.
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INITIATION STAINED GLASS.

Indescubably beautiful Easily applied to window
glass; g0 rcie!enoes samples etc., 25e, IN stamps.
AGENTS. HERALD. 10 pp. Aixi6 OOc. y foar.
less in its denuncatons of sundry humbugs Indorsed
by 5O 100 government officials and czons. Rare chances
10 coin money. Subscription Doc. NEW subscribers
ONLY 25c. $50 10 finder OF longest word, each edition
of Herald. l.. 1.UM SMITH, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FACTS AND c0RMESTs.

Nearly every farmer has the necess-
ary intelligence AND Il practical man
agement of all BREACHES of his business
to place himsElf on an honorable level
win any r,an. He needs but few
elementary books on the sciences in
coapSction with his business, adde6 TO
Sqlde practical works, in addition to his
agricultural newspapers, to guide him
In all important operations on his farm,
OF IN the marts for the sale Of his prod
uce,
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FAMOus CAsE IN nnsrON.

My little fouryear.od girl had powerf Il eruption
on her face and head. Under her eyes IL regular
soSldng red and sore. like burn Back of her sft car
we had to shave her hair close 20 her head Five OF six
physicians and two hospitals mp her cura
bic, that she might outgrow it, When It began TO
maturate became alarmed. In three weeks, with
Hoods Sarsapara, the sores began heal two bottles
made her eyes as clear To-day she is well
lam" JOHN CAREY. l6l ID Street. South Boston.
ATTEST: know John Carey. He is an honest, good
man, whose statements worthy Of entire credit,
believe what he says about his childs sickness.
CLINTON H. COOK, Milk Street, Boston.
HOOPS SARSAPARILLA.
Sold by Druggists 81; six fortS5 Prepared only by
q. /. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
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THOUGH SALT RuEUM

Docs not directly mperil life it is dstrossiu
tious and rosoute complaint. Patient endurance Of it's
numerous small watey pimpes, hot aud smarting
requires true fortitudo Itho discharged matter sticks
itches and tho scabs leave underneath Redeemed
face. the disease has not departed and nrsn-
purilln, in moderate doses, should he continued,
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Three women are making more
moncy this season on The American
stage than any ten men. 1t is impossi-
ole to get at the precise figures, as the
pay of performers is so exaggerated,
but it is asserted that Patti receives
$4,000 night. As she is to sing thirty
times during her tour through tho
states, she Will therefore receive $120,-
goo. Nilsson will get about 100000
for fifty concerts. Mrs. Langtry is said
to receive one-third of the gross re-
ceipts, and will get about $4,000.
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Ihnt HUSBAND OF Mtnc
Is three times the man he was before using
Wells Health Remover, 81. Druggists.
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1vertisement IN another @

CntaTrh Orthc Blnddcr.
Singing irritation, inflammation, Kidney,
Urinary complaints, cured by Buchupaiba, 81.