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Tho death is reported here OF Martin G..
Battles, who had lived life Of constant ter
ror in an insane asylum for nearly fifteen
wears He was the sou OF well-to-do
farmer, W no lived in this town, and twenty
wears ego lived with his father. Sarah
LYON, u young woman, was mem Der OF
the family, and youn, Battles was in love
with her. Cornelius Lynch, the hires
man, was also in love with her, and he ana
Battles frequently quarreled about her.
After one OF these quarrels Battles ihy In
wait for his rival and murdered him.
He was convicted, and, under q law wnich
had then lust been passed, and was still
untried, he was sentenced to DO impr .pned
in Aubusa prison Tor the term OF one year.
and then to return TO Chautauqua county
and be- banged. This law HE counsel be
lieved was unconstil utional, and to test and
settle the question they carried the case 10
the court of appeals, which body decided
that the law was unconstitutional and that
the sentence OF Battles was illegal. He was
released.
He enlisted in the Union army and
served until theclose OF the war, when ne
returned home. He was heunted constantly
by the memory OF his crime, and was very
bitter against tho court OF appeals for inter
fering with the execution Of bis sentence,
and said that ia enlisiing in she army be
was prompted solely by the hope that be
might be killed. He had not the
courage TO commit suicide, and
endeavored to have his case re-
opened In order that he may be tried again
and hanged. At last he became maniac,
and he was taken 10 Tho Western asylum
where for fifteen years he constantly raved
over his crime, declaring that bis victim
was ever present with him. hooking and
torluing him ia many ways. He said be
was doomed to live forever and be eter-
nslly punished by his victim. Before he
was twenty We his hair had turoed white
as snow and his appearance was that OF a
man Of seventy.
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Barrett In Hoyhood

The following b'ief koch Of Lawrence
Barrett, the great lrugtd 'nn, IS from he pen
or @ 81. Morgan, clerk IA tins General
Post Office Departments
rht writer ui this article was o. enc time
an emplove IN thu Detroit Times Office, n
daily paper published and owned ny Mr..
Sherlock, the proprietor aud manager Of
The Metropolitan thea re-, loo ted on Jtner-
son avenue Detroit ] romembe very well
an one hight and beautiful day IN June OF
a handsome young lad entering the Office
and making application 20 The edi'or Tor a
situotion 70 learn The printing business.
he appeared TO be q manly little fellow OF
mend ,s.s4ipc RppegfauCe. Arrangements
we're soon made and me young lad war nl-
,igned 10 the case wi n stick in hand 10
learn the uyft rie- Of she DEVILS part in
the art prrserVGtive Of all arts. And now,
kind reader, occurs one OF the mos lmp'rl-
ant events of his young lads lue--hu iilla
i'm loyc--not Ike IOrCKs love, bat real,
genuine loye--wilh one of the most be-
witching women that probably ever ap-
d. AIRED upon any Stage. TO be brief about
II the lady IN question, becomt. q acqueini-
cd with the TACT, encouraged these little no
mantle airtatiors upon his part more for
the ianocent anus ment II anorde1 her
than for anything else, and carried II on
with all the iervOr aud spirit OF the TWO
lovers IA the balcony scene oil "homeo and
Juliet
Being constant companion as well az a
roommate Of Lawrence Barrett had n
good opportunity OF studying the character
of tie BOY. He soon became regular at
leudsus behind the scenes, watched every
roye usut and gesture OF the uclori and
look in every play. IL wssno uncommon
thing Tor hun TO Hroueo up Ia the night,
iinmn out OF ped ard wsls up and down
The room peTsoneting Rlchelieu or some
other great character in Shakespeare
PLAYS. In these midnight performances |
was the only spectator present, but made
the old house ring with applause when
Barrett warmed up and threw his whole
soul and mind in tue play. Young Barrett
was n boy OF very limited means Win no
friends 10 help him ne had TO depend upon
his own exertions and work out his own cal
walton. Born an actor, with n love Tor the
profession that knew no bounds, WIN
plentv of ambition and pride to carry 1t
out, with him there was no such wofd az
fail.
After an absence OF nearly fifteen years
from Detroit, what was my great surprise,
| In walking down Pennsylvania avenue DUR
| ing the rebellion, to zee announced upon
the theatre bills in largo capital letters;
First appearance Of Lawrence Barrett, the
great treeedian, in Hamlet" That night
| was again spectator, bat not aiohe III
small room, but IN large, fashionable thea
tire, packed from the orchestra to the GAL
lery with discriminating and intelligent
audience.
The next day had the pleasure to meet
my Young friend, talk over old times, and
congratulate him on his great success. To-
| tpy he stands at the head OF his profession
yithou, probably a rival in this or any
other country ia Shakespseres character
| No one has watched ais career with more
pride and satisfaction than your humble
correspondent
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Tho o,lc.t nenublic IN ,hr world.

The little state oi San Marine, just thirty
miles Ia circumference, the oldest govern
mrnt In Europe, aud tno oldest republic IN
the world, proposes 10 enter into diplomatic
relations with Engasd San Merino, stu
a'ed IN the midst Of the Papal states has
hem entirely Independent since, m the
fourteenth century, u refused 10 pay certain
taxes 10 the Pope. IL was already "a SELF
governing community. the sovereignty be
ing exc Tcised by the whole population. But
la the fourteen ia century this absolute form
~ democracy was replaced by u sort Of oil
garohy, power being vested IN a council
nf sky liln members, elected from all
classes OF the population. Eve centuries
later. Ia lSi7, % was decided that the cOun-
oil OF sixty should appoint annually COM
mit're oftwelyo, whostill form the supreme
Judicial ooIrt. san Marine can scarcely
possess n large army, but It's governt' ent
has often given proc, Of courage, and, on
one OCCASION when Garihaldi had sought
re- ugs within the boundaries OF tho brave
little republic, 10 refused TO give h,m up,
aud persisted IN US refusal nOtWithstauc-
ing Austrian threats 81 Invasion,
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The yoretnrinn,s stumbling Block.

There is one inherent weakness in the
creed OF vegetarisns, and that - that they
o ,unot get on without animal food-name'
ly, milk and eggs. But milk cannot be got
without cows, anu as the consumption Of
milk may be expected to increase, and Is
said, as a matter OF fact, TO increase where
little or no other animal food Is taken, the
number of cows must be expected to in
crease under vegetarian regiment. But
then there mnst also be calves, and these
calves will grow up AMI become cow, and
even bulls. and cover the whole surface OF
the globe in time. u they are not killed;
but one of the great Arguments o! ve,etari-
anism is the cruelty Of killing animals:
Nobody. of course. desires that any anima,
shall be killed but with the minimum OF
cruelty, but 1t would seem that II the vege.
tartan yields on the subject OF milk he
must also yield on the subject OF killing an
imals; and II the animal must be killed 1t Is
difficult to see why they should not be
eaten, seeing that there Is no doubt they
make excellent food. MIX, therefore,
seems to us 10 be the vegetarian's stumb-
ling block, and until he throws milk over
board vegetarisnism has little in 1t but
name.-fSaturdey Review.
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Before conclude or forget let me tell
Won few stories OF Douglas Jerrola mat
have heard. and which are well worth pres
eryation. Frank Stone, a very nice fellow.
is very dispute tious u see ms. 80 Dou.lcs
has dubbed him "ahe Diaerontial Cal
culusn is not that good? One night al a
supper party, gentleman came in, fresh
fror, the opera. and fnll Of enthusiasm, es-
pecislly about a certain air, which had
quite ravished him. In fac" said he, II
quite carries me away" Jerrold said, Us
there no one who can whistle ii?'
he once composed an epitaph for Charles
knight (by anticipationl which he declared
the brirfes. on record, Good Night, y
knight Lord Nugent, 1t seems, great
friend Of Jerrold's, had pirsfed good joke,
a. he was used to do with many others, and
IL vas repested sfterwsrG . Lord NuKents
In Ierrola's hearing. At the thess-
real party recently held al S.r
Edwsri ABulwer's Lord QuRent's Ill
-.-x1
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Alas, she and her Kind ara plentiful AZ

Alas. she and her kind ara plentiful as
black berries In sumner.
0gly these are the inner mysteries OF
which the very intimate female friend alone
Gains a knowledge. There IL n certain bril-
| liant society woman now In New Norh,
who as girl was noted among her female
friends for never having whole chemife,
nor awhols pair OF stockings, nor n dozeu
whole hundksIchisis
Her people were not we on, 10 b. sure
bu, they lived lorranly we'll, re- in tho
thiclgest of ihshiol ali q society and always
managed o. keep up certain appearance,
What money the youug womaa had 10
spend on her dress went Tor bOnneis, n new
evening drers, nOmethirg that wonid show.
As to her undrrcothing-wall, ~ Just had
TO 81 III Tor itself. And more OF this sori OF
thing goes on among very rich women,
seemingly, who havn't large means, Than
people generally have an idea OF. Now, Of
course, there In something wrong about a
woman who ~ satisfied to be IN such u
plight Ms this.
rnsr. is 40 possible. no ear hly nor hsay.
enly excuse for IL. Undertaking never
exhibited n greater variety, never wHs a
thing OF as much importance a. a. p-"seni.
Iudced, II may ba taid that the conspiou-
business given Il is sign of advanced civil
lizaiion.
Wr may mark the latter stages b. tho
gradual evolution rom the barharinn's
shirtless condition, through crud" Inter
mediate state, until hundred years or 30
ago peonle never wore nigh,-dressss, tor In
stance, 10 It's present 81 ch OF perfection,
which combines lightness and warmth snd
comfort with the most artistic Refinement
of feminine cOqueiry. Pima underelothing
10 ne bought ready made, is 30 abundant
and 80 cheap that the poorest need lot lack
decency In this respect nowsdays. nor need
economical women feel that they must
make every stitch Of their unoerclothlng,
No thew formerly did, ~ 4 saving. And, on
The other hand. she who cen AFFORD 10 fol-
low the --latest whims OF fashion, aud has o
weakness Tor pretty lingerie can De
dsck,d out as never before. 80 [Cinciungti
| Elquiser.
Mr.. J. X. Pope. Mt. Calm, Texas, save;
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nYamens, Understanding.

Dainty underclothing Is q luxury which
every woman OF ref cement Will try to per-
enit herself. even though she may have to
refrench In other Ways to make both
ends meet. The woman who sacrifices all
the glitieripg var.painf, and is satisfied ct
home aud on undreis occasions 10 look Ike
q sloven, has been morsiizsd upon sum-
GENTLY and the bsseness Of her soul ex-
posed sur toute Ia ligne. Not so much has
been said Of her sisrer slsttern, who con-
pumes her subsfance In velvefs and sstins,
hcss and bvocsdes, tors and diamonds. and
does nos Ia he least mind wearing her
stockinFs cut st 1hs heel. or patched OF
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Writes from woolsuckrt X ] have bean
curtd Of what believe & have been lvtr COM
p'alut la it, W re- 70 m which before ! got re-
lief affected my lunFa quito teiVuhsn wassD
weak tugi COuli not ~ No Htdifr without help,
and Wa Contutd To the mouse iDF many weeks,
My symptnms we're continuous cuu h, night
swcnts, ralting Of matt stroHEe Z with hsoi.
.oreness ~ the lungs ans at the Pc ~ the stCm-
ach wnich was much ~ lion at iiLbss. since
my cOyery have r commended 'pur m IL
Ciueg GA great ma y, Hin Iug Othou ady who
had what every one .upp isr' ~ be- consumption
nf the lungs, fr iouf years. she hascu arrly re-
covered by the use Of lhrm nud iA nov slrOng,
healthy women" NJ harnu diu hcsV refers
"a Mrs Louise Pantc whose case We hpya mrn-
rorcd Mr.. Nafmtudin nov Ayts 1t No. ybs
Hl gh street. PfOyldchc,. Il /.
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Fifteen lrnrs Apnl

The physicians employed ~ Mrs louisa Mea.
don W 'ttneld, Mas Informed her that she was
fnst Cufc win coi SUMPTION aud that The upter
Part ui Oti LUf ltt 81 aufp lf' WIN inlrf'.c'.
She hnd - cough a. mnfghagt, niFhi-swvH,s a,.H
soNeT paiu IN her uugs tcr wtlsht n. the
tme he hogan using pr schencs's N, dicluo',
was only 100 pounds. sh soon had good 80.
I'xtltc, her hemetfhage ceased. her cough be-
came looser ana lnal disappeared tho grad.
pounds Her health las heen excellent siuoc
her recovery, she concludes her letter 10 Df.
81 he mex by saying II am convinced that hal
cOnsu raptiOn. aud that your medicines cured
me, / shall be pleased % have any one who IN
afflicted W an on me-"
NJ. J. npnd. dugght of Westaeld, snyG II
am personally acquainted with Mrs Mcadon,
aud was white III was No sick believe all
she says Ia hst certificate 10 Dr. schenCk - be
true 10
Read the full account OF her case on page u.
DR., SCheIcGs ko0k ON Consumption.
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Writes June 10th. lss2 I'm he month Of no
cembrr 1850. took heavy go 4 whic finally
terminated in pneumonia. lungs were soon
very much weakened by the 20 ain of my cough,
wnicn was almost without Cc's ton. / soon had
rev, re- pans I'm my side, back, and between my
shoulders. My breathing Wa, quick and there
was great oppressi,n on my chest could not
lie down without coughing | raised large
quantities of matter aud had several hemor
images, Aly physicians told me that had con-
sumption. Was confined TO the house for five
mouths. | used your pu'mouio Syrup aud Sea
Weed Tonic uutl cured, although my lungs ars
weak Tho physician who first attended me,
cavities are healed ilc saws hat your mcdi-
cine hos d aue wonders Tor me anyone who
Is afflicted win call on mo Wills We them full
uartcnlars OF my case nui vi Aaswer their
letters in case they cantot come { see me-"
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Mercy y. Taft,

Was cured Of consumption. She resides at TX
bridge, Mass Her mother writes 10 DR.. schenuk
n fellows Juue It'll, 1881. II believe that my
daughter had consumption OF the lungs and
that the use OF ycur medicine saved her life.
nursed her tnruurh her sickness ana she was
so bad for long time thst we had no hope Of
her recovery. can only odd that the account
she gives OF her case is true In every paiticu-
lar" For full history of Miss Tafls case, see
Or. schnncks book on consumption, page 20.
We sanh II ffse pnstpn-h.
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Tlorenc. l.. Young.

Residing - Washington Boston Mss,
writes IN Dr. rcheuck tuat q" n $50 | vasin.
ormtd be my physician that had OLsump-
ION amt that nay coyefy from the al ease
would be very dOuHtfui, ~ ! was naturally
weak nd thar c0usump ion was Hereditary In
our family ! was az this / me cnnhnod o. my
bed most Ol tine TIM" Niss Young vas cared
hY m use ut ur 8 hHnclI mtdic,ncs. and mas
had good health tlHCo.
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Ladies' should reflect well before using
any preparation that is applied 70 so cell
cate "a surface as tfe skin. Any cosmetic
will ut first impart beautiiying effect and
not apparently injure the skin, but In a
very short time little bloiches and discolor-
ations appear on the face which conclusive
iy show the poisonous drugs in their CON-
position. II can be safely said that more
than two thirds of the face powders contain
these injurious ingredients. Pozzon, :
medica.ed complexion powder Is not only
absolutely free from all detterious matter,
but its PRINCIPAL ingredient Is an active cur
alive for all diseases nj the skin. IL has
stood the test Of ears. Sold by all drug
,fafo
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Widow. wIls. wLdow. an In ono Day.

The records show that last Wednesday
evening tho widow Mercy OF this city, n
most ostmablr lady WIS married by
elder Lee t. +. II. Ynncy OF Jsmison,
Davies county, Missouri: The groom was
a widowpr the bride a widow, who has
lived IN Mexico for some time The groom
said be- had plenty OF money, and did q
good deal Of talking. Afer the Wedding
the grnom went out TO take r. walk He Is
walking vet as far IS We cLn learn, or al
least he mss not been beard OF since The
wife or rather widow, on being interviewed,
saw. that she knows no reason why her
"hubby' Should skip out. H. claimed TO
have plenty OF money and 800 acres OF land
in paviess county. He carried OIL her sons
ovorcoat and $3.50 be borrowed from her
daughter, who ierls very bodly TO think her
step pa should act IN euch % disgraceiul
manner.-[N Mexico (Mo) LEDGER
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Capi.Juck parr,

Who ~ well known asa steamboat captain on
the Ohio River. was cured OF bleeding from the
lungs by nr Schcuoks Medicines His hem
oirases ser, 10 bad ut times 'hnt he was in
danger Of hle.ding death lilo has been IN
good health since his cure; never having had
any feturn Of lung dtsoac OF bleeding
&. 4. BrObtck a prominent drnggistot koch.
ester Pa f, anys that he knows ~ the case OF
Capt Parr a. well as many 9th - That nave
been cured by ~. srhoncks hrdlcinui. CAPT.
PARIS address Is Roche ter Pa.
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-Four years ago / YVES taken with hemor
rhagc OF the lungs. and / WA ICON amer a.
tackled win ell the symptoms % tonsuq ptiun
cough. night swea's, loss # appetite, and great
lrss OF hcsh. l Wa. urable O DO any WORK { r
oy y yer. l D Love cfnsunpiion 20 be her
tditary In my femily, ] have lost two sist .rs
aud one brother by the disease. MT. Nafman-
din an acquaintance who lives In this place.
'od me that he hed been greatly benefited by
the use OF yonr medicines, and sdylsed INC 70
weed Tonic and Maniiake Pils unul j was
entirely well II isiow two years sirce my re-
covery. and have ENJOYED good h,aith ever
SINCE"
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Rosndalis
is the great southern remedy for the cure
OF scrofulous faint, rheumatism, white
swelling, govt goitIe, consumpiio bron-
chi,is, nervous debility, malaria and oil
diseases arising from on impure condi-
ton of the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
leading physicians, ministers, and heads OF
families throughout the south endorsing
Rosadals in the highest terms. We are
constantly in receipt OF certificates OF cures
from the most reliable sources, and we do
not hesitate To recommend 1t az the best
known remedy for the cure of the above
Il iseaSes.
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Imported Goods.

Imported GOOUs. -
The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports It's own wines and liquors. They
i'm port in and out of bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon In
the south west imports direct as much as this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tention given to the public cannot be ex-
celied in the United States Don't forget
TO get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exchange, where yon will always
find the afiable Jake Menczer and assist
nuty
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Who resides AZ 81. r. fremont stret, Cam
hrilgcpo Mass, was Cufc of consumption by
ur. 5 l1cnoks 800 diciucs over 23 years go The
last physician she cmulOytd before using them
informed hc sister that she could I've but a
f week, sh. hrs been good heath since
EtHduy,ry interesting letter o. m hpr in Dr.
-ulouti's Boil uu Consumption, page ~. This
book is geut 20 e 500 100 Lppi,aut..
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"Ycs," aid Jerrold, you may ,rns' him
with vour untold jokes" A Mr.. IA
You oaxooub, one day hearing people
speak OF aye aud appearance, said! yer
rold, don't YOU think | look much younger
than amp The reply was, "lt Is not
your looks my boy, IL is your oonyvrsa'
tfn,t
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Rev. Henry Morgan

Was cured Il consumption, in ils worst FORM
~ Dr. rchenck's Medicines. over twenty years
ago HIS sairmtut IN luhlhhcd IN nt
scnrne.'s BOOK on Consumption. RefofrinP q
which, In letter o. DR.. schenck, dated Feb,
9Th, 1850 be- says; The fOfcRDitg Letter YVES
wfiilon 10 Dr. scheDcs many yer. ago can
only say, that my lungs were then y, rlecily
cured; lhaye had no return of nonofrhHge or
lung difficulty from that day % THIS
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Mrs. Ellen T.. Butler, 90 Elm street
Charles town, Mass.

SAYS: Eighteen years ago I was 50 sick with
what my physicians p. ouounced consumption,
that Meth, my fti uds or myself thought II
prssihlc e mo Co rCcpvl l was induced To
call on Or Scherck Ia Bpsto', VINO, sitter NJ,
examination, said that my lungs were sound,
and that my cough aud other symptoms were
caused by my liver which WIS verr much fwol-
len i took the pulnnnic syrup. Sea Weed
Sonic, aud Mandrake ; lis as directed ana was
cured"
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or the firm OF Bayden & whelden. Gro ers. No
574 North Main street Provtdt nee, was dis
charged from the army In 1864 ss All incurahle
constructive MS discharge reads Advanced
sts ge Of consumption of the lungs" He was
cure a bv lBr schGnck's Medicines. Go and zee
him. Mr. Boyden formerly lived at south Wal
pole. Mass.
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WI. rnrIridgc. ofAthoi, Nn,..,

Writes 10 Dr., s3henck March 9th, 1850 "so4n
after my discharge from tho army !u 1868, / WIS
attacked witch ala the symptoms OF that ur.ud
die nsc-c0Hsu ton, ] was soon reduced frnm
my usual wcirhi,pi 100 pounds % % rounds !
was tod by several physicians Of Worcester,
Mass. that my lungs wer, BADLY diseased md
that they could do nothing for me. Nome gave
me uuy hope Of recovery and one ui them said
that ono ofGy lungs was entirely gone. con-
uuuCd q wise suuf IN uic'nts uuul ] was Tn
tlrOl. -utld My nraseut wclght Is 100 r0mnds
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Mrs. Charles ". Piummer, III No. =
Main ST.. SpringIicld, lInss.,

was afflicted with consumption. symptoms;
eongh. night sweas and bleeding from the
lungs. She was pronounced incuca bio by many
Doctors She sHys: I'm one week after bsgnn
IL use DR.. Scheucl;'s medicines my night swents
stoned aud my app, / tc b.gsn 10 improve. !
commenced tu use the medicines In March; IN
July / was quite st'ong, aud In two y ouths
m 1re was well ana have had good health ever
snce."
Go and see her, Il possible. See q full &c
count of her case in Dr.. Schencks Oook, page Is,
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J. u. W.icl,ert,

l3 " tr'po'iian Z scr, roet n vass was cured
of cou.uupuon pA Dr. schemes medicines He
nn Wa pfouou ocd IN lrHhie 10y all phys.
clans he consuI.ca.
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was sent To the hospital In Philadelphia during
the war as uuut Tor ouIy' WAN what inc
army uhysiclunb piOu uuHCd ConsUmpt on.
While the he made the Hcq .alutanco ~ Dr.
Schcnck who ucfkuadsd him To give his o. NEE
dies a trial lie i'm ruved r pldl from their
use ana was finally unicd. lie now resides 90
cheshire Massachusetts. Has had good health
since his q cover ~,
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100 q, undf. was entirely cured ny the use and
my average weighs has been loi pounds since
then"