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A Remarkable Stenographic Feat.

The Norwich (Nsw Ycrk) Telegraph
gives some particulars concerning the not
able stsDogrephc fca.s o! Court SsH.gra.
phor Thssdars G. Rose ia reporting tAe
Dwight insurance ciss. TIA trial lGsls0
twenty four days ard tho charge oil the
Judge aggregated 9, 5s5 pages Of Typewriter
copy, sveregiax about three lolios psr page.
This would give an average OF upward oil
l07 psgss per dSy, which wac reprinted aud
three copies made each day and delivered
to tho court and counsel on eithsr side upon
the same evening, or the morning Of the
succeeding day. hefare tse opening .Of ths
court. To accomplish this work Mr.. Ross
had associates during the trial with whom
be alteyna.sd in court and offios work.
Three typewriter operators were kept buai.
ly employed in copying the Work.
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Mexican Female r. medy
Is tho only cure for all FEMALE DISEASES


| A recent notion is the crazy" auiIt-and
crazy it is. 4 lady in Baltimore said the
other day that the first day abe tried to put
hers together 1t gave her such headache
she had to 10 TO bed. They are made OF
scraps OF silk, satin or velvet. These are
regular style fancy may dictsfs-the moro
"crazy" the bstter. The edges are neatly
turned in and buttonbolsd or feather
stitched with different 0olorsd silks .,or
worstsds. When finished they are really
quite pretty. Enough silk twist to work .
cushion can be bad for forty cents by buy
ing what in called wehte silk. The same
quantity III skeins would cost over dollar
A charming Partisan bonnet, received in
New York straight from Madame Hsits
Boyer 10 made of golden iawn-colored
velvet. The brin 10 yelled by q fall Of os-
trich tips shading from the palest to the
deepest brown. Over one side ofthe crown
droop two more of the feathers, and under.
meath these are sat cluster of pink szsiess
ard frosted leaves of sold ard tronze. A
sparkling buckle ho,2s the feathers in
place The bonpet Is further frightened
by lining OF pink velvet.
The style Of a certain waist worn half a
century ago is now copied and admired by
ultra.fashionable young ladies, The wsist
IL sharply pointed front ard back, while
over the front is laid SHRED piece which
reaches from tho front to the extreme
point, where 1t ends in a bow and ends of
satin ribbon. The sleeves are pDffed aud
shirred and are exceedingly high on the
shoulder.
Saratoga trunks in miniature are now
the latest thing TO stuff with candy and
send TO your intended. The trunks ara
m ads of leather and have initials and for
eign hotel labels on the side.
Pearl and crystal brandsbourgs and four.
ages fasten and decorate many evening
corssges of white or pale tinted satin or
silk.
"Londop smoke" 10 fashionable color
Tor cloth ulsters.
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A Baby Giant.

1 oOIIe Two Weeks ago lkt CICNo OF lollst
: eys who ll!rEt ito foot Of Market strsst
wsg> struck dumb with A0sL'asnt =, thI
{ s.eaI Of . uusasstl IL d yidpsl emOraic. no ~
I thG terry guie. Before any ono OF TIE
( crowd had recovered from their ssfGsish.
mHut tns giant walked quietly toward the
next zip aud 20 on board the rsiSlums
uJst. Tho crowd buus around The landing
for sOmt uniU vEi'iag trr tho rest OF the
c'rtua, bat were si'sp7ointed, aud II was
slon aFcyrtni cd tlat the GoiaA was all
alone Specu Ation WIS rife IS to who or
WA he Has. His height wRs yariously ga
llmated It tire u e'Eat to twelve feet. A
Federal tiIc"r stated positively that 1t vss
ChGug, The Chinese giant, VINO had slipped
in a, some way port in disguisa so as to
beat he restriction set. An Exsniner re-
porter solved the mys ery yesterday. At 4
Ssrs'mc street hotel hs discovered the
msEimoiE as he Might be more sptly
termed, h. baby gtaEt. His Btmais Thoni-
as Robinson, AID bs 10 but seventeen years
old. His h',sh' 10 seven fa.sin his sioci.
inEs, aud lis In still growing. He was born
N East Csusda, ed has always worked on
farm. HI never rode on a railway until
he ZEN nome, Some two noBths $50, His
parents ara Irish, his father being nearly
six iest high. He sta,os that he never NJ.
trEcted any sttsnios at honis, because
nearly all the men thers are six feet and
III hs rs4ct 0. Chicago, where he attracted
considerable notice. His weight 10 800
poul dg, and no would be taller if he did
not turn ~ 70 muea at the fact, which are
OF immense proportions. In answer to q
question Gs 10 what siz OF boots he wore
he replied coed satursdly: ~ don't know
exactly; the shoehhksr r. Omaha said the
next eye was tho boot.b0x." He has q
pleasant fscs, blue eyes, and Is apparently
very intelligent His arms ore Of ina msnss
length, but his hands sre comparatively
sriall On being asked te take "aone
thing" be called for sods water, saying that
hs did cot lice whisky. because he might
get iEto quarrel and toll on some one. A
suggest o. thrown cat ey the bsrksepsr
that lie train TO inset Sullivan called forth
the remark: We'll, l sin'tso bad with the
gloves az you may thirk." Ho has had
many offers 10 jaiY travelling shsws, but he
RAVE ia N0uld prefer to WORK Oh farm
San Francisco ExsEliHer.
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Twelve miles from Corpus Christi, scroa
the sparkling waters of the bay, lies point
OF land which rises abruptly from tbs
water to height OF thirty or fcrty isst
The outer edge Of the point 10 huge "saud
blow" whore 3 few punches Of dwarfed
live oaks hold Q preesrious footing. Tha
shifting sands are piled in huge hunmocks
between which lie the deep, Broad hollows,
seooped out by the tickle wipos. Al
NEST the whole of the peninsula, for PENN
suls 1t is. is uppJoductive OF vegetation, OK.
cept dense mastes of short live oaks which
are almost impenstrable, save by the rek-
bit, wild hog and cayote. The casual OBJ
server would scarcely suppose that arab @
land could be ivund on this peninsula, and
yet along lie southwestern shore there il e
STIR d coil, vafyiBg in width from a huL-
dred 10 two hundred yards, whose fertility
IL not surpassed in the whole southwest.
On this narrow strip there vns once q
small brmlet known as InRlehids. the
seat Of lngleside Academy, an institution
which before the wer was in flourishing
condition, al d at which many Of the daugh-
tiers 81 wealthy Texas ranchsros received an
sducatlon. The war broke up the insaitu-
tioI, only few houses OF she village re.
main, rome OF them tenantlese and tho
name Tpgleside 10 now applied to the sx-
tensiye neyards and gardens of Captain
John G. Hnich, who has perhaps the most
scientifically and best kept vineyard in
sou,h yettern Texas. His place wss owned
by bis father before him, and has
been assiduously kept In q high
state of cultivation for years. Captain
Hatch hes bent all his energies TO manage
and work his viney ard and gardens and 10
now rewarded by possessing fifteen acres OF
fne healthy vines, besides several acres
which are used tor ssrdeniDg. Beautiful |
eedsr hedges separate the vineyard into |
several lots, and protect the vines from the
cold northern blasts. Large live oaks snd
he long rows Of eedars give the whole place
! piciuresqe and beautiful appearance.
The grape vines are. OF course. Of differ
NJ ages aud prod aosivensss, from the year
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Before conclude or forget let me tell
you few stories Of Douglas Jerrold that 1
have heard, and which are we'll worth pres.
ervation. Frank Stone, a very nice fellow.
10 very dispatstious 1t seems, so Douglas
has dubbsd him The Differsntial Cai.
culus." 10 not that goodf One night al q
supper party, . gem lsman came in, fresh
from ths epera, and fall of enthuBissn, ss-
psSially about 4 certain air, which had
quite ravished him. I'm fact" said he, UT
quite carries me away" Jerrold said, as
there no one who can whistle il?"
He once composed an epltaph TOR Charles
Knight (by anticipation which he declared
the brisfsst on record, "Good Might"
(Knisht) Lord Nugsnt, It seems, a great
friend Of Jsrroid's, had pirated good joke,
40 ho was usod to do with many othors, and
It was repeated afterward Us Lord Nugents
in Jsrrold's hearing. At the thoas.
rical party recently held at Sir
Edward Bulwer's LORD Nugent's III
ness was talked or and some enc said,
"HsI Q fEs, honest fellow ~ Lard n"
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WomcnA, UndarClothin g.

Dsinty underGlothing is luxury which
every woman Of refinement WILL try to per-
NIT herself, even though she may have to
reirench ia other ways to make beth
ends meet. The woman who sacrifices al
tho glitteripg war paint, and il sRtisned at
home and on nndress occasions to look like
GENTLY aud the bsseness OF her soul sx.
pofed sur tente la ligne. Not 20 much has
been said Of her sistsr slattern, who CON-
sumes her substasee in vslvets and s,tins,
lacos and brooades, mrs and diamonds, and
does no. Ia the least Mikd wearing her
stockings out TT the heel. or patched or
probably not patoaed, ehemises. And lat
80 ole say there exists no spoh woman.
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Ladies should reflect well before using
any preparation that is applied to go deli
cate surface as ii skin. Any cosmetic
will at first i'm part identifying effect and
not apparently injure the skin, but in a
very short time little blotches and discolor-
sti0ns appear on the face which conclusive
ly show the poisonous drugs in their com.
position. IL can be safely said that more
thar two thirds of the face powders contain
these Injurious Ingredients. PozzonIs
medica;ed complexion powder is not only
absolutely free from all deieterious matter,
but its princioa ingredient is an active cur.
alive for all diseases of the skin. 1t has
elood the test of years. Sold by all drug.
piets
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IN. sId.., n,pusIio IN ,be worI


The lit.ls state Of San Ashno, Just thirty
miles In rlrennisrsnos, the Oldest govern
rtn' In Europe, and 'hs oldest republic in
The world, prnpo'as 10 cutter into diplom aiio
relations With EsglAsd, ssn MAino, STU
A'sd 10 the miesi 81 tEs Pspsl states haS
bssn sVtir,ly Independent sincs, IN the
inurtseath century, II refused 10 pay certain
iGIps q The Pops, IL was already q self
governing community, fhs sovereignty be-
Ing srercltsd by Ihs 7hols population. hat
In ,hs iOar,esrth century this absolute form
OF ds'aoo'lcy wss replsosd by a sort Of oil
srChr, power being vested In a council
Of sixty lite members, elsctsd fr-n all
clssF-s ~ he population. Five centuries
lstsr, IN 1897, Il was decided that the couu-
oil OF tixty should appoint EnAuslly . com
mlitse sftwelvo. whcstlll Term the supreme
iudisial 90 ~, sEn Asrino can scarcely
po,sess large army, bat iis governs snt
IA. oftsn slyss proof Of courage, and, on
one CESSATION vbsn Garibsldl had houEht
re'pss rithiu tbs boundaries Of tho brave
iii. republic, L. refused 10 give him up.
and per,i.t.d Ia its refusal noLNiihstand-
Ing Austrian 'hres'a c' 'nvlslsn.
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II your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores OF any kind,
usc Stewards Healing Powder.


The mys,eries OF "siaoia' life" sJs wev.
deriul enough, but tha wonders Of fsnaa,s
Official life far surpnsa IL. This wintsr,
through the widow6rhoed Of Mr.. Arthur
and ser ator Anthony, Mrs. Carlisle becomes
the official leader Of society. Every enc,
savs hru. Mcnlroy, the presidents sister,
and Chief Justice Raite's wito, will have to
soc the srimaces which the dainty quesns
make Of thir. Mya. Carlkleis rather on an.
culor woman, with the Mest marvellous
costumes, wins has been anusbsd more Or
less for several winters, and nov will revsl
In the glory Of oendoscension toward the
snubbsrs. Theu she will return oil the
calls. Ever the sninsntly proper spouses
Of the cabinet will nave to mako their INST
bow to the speakers lady, something which
Is rot raiished in the Brewster contsrie.
Every one may call upon these of1cial
ladies, but they prize most ths1o whose
card hears the name, without street Z am.
Der, for then there 10 10 Obligation to re-
turn the cyll. AS it is, tho cabinet lediss
have front 800 to $500 names upon their
lists. The calling BUSINESS Is simPIifisi by
having tho latieb in cartain sections Of tho
city BSicct ore eay in common, Thua, those
on Cspito Hill have Mondays. those of the
West Eod Saturdays, the region aeeut Nc
PbeIsea and FGrrsguC aquares Saturdays,
and co on. Bat with eli the help Of regular
days, carliageO aad footNsn, it ia An Oner.
GUS ask. and 40 not banjo tho ledisa for
finding fault Mrs. Lincoln does rot pre-
tend 10 do anything. Mira. FreJinghuYsea
shuftles il OF Oh her Daughters, wnila Meg
danes Chsndlsr, Brewster ard Teller go
through the regulation psth. 1t is simply
matter Of duty with them, and for ihs
sake IF the wives OF future sbipet officers l
nope hat come one viii be able to break
down this calling system Tiers Is no rear
son Why Mrs. Secretary Blank should have
to visit every stranger from Colorado who
chooses TO crop card in her box. Still
Mrs. Blaine triod it, only to mske IN ig-
failure, and her example has de,
torrsd the rcst,-[Washington Correspond
enCe,
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DBKvHn, Jan. 4.-Last night strange
wedding occurred on Fifteenth avenue in
this city. The bride was fourteen years
old, . white girl. tho bridegroom a black
negro. The ceremony was performed by a
white Methodist preacher nsnsd Hodges.
Some years ago the girls mother, q widow
with this only daughter, came here from
Canada. A few months ego she married n
negro named Harris, by whom she has had
three children. II is reported the girl was
forced into marrying BY her mother. The
neigh Dor hood ID thoroughly excited.
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partcs'. cas.-Oiam National Sovs,

N.ssISsroI, January Mot single
member n the river and hsssSI cemmis'
sicn. was member u 'hs isIt eonsgs's
He1dsrsSl, oi l'i.us, Hgfvsd on ths com.
mission IN bee iDr.y Llh c0agress.
Morrison oJrrtis.. tho hope that the
talif %. AC IS ",JItNF On, will he before
thsesmh,'or 10y February lot. There Il
every rrosplc, o'a quarrel ca tho door 81
the house between ,h0 democrats Of tas
eomu,r.iJu sud t.c trjs.l' aders, l. may
sG'cy Do stated s7 . renersl prSposiNoS
tia MIL and Nurd U..l Esyer be rGli,ticd
viii such = bill So Hewitt, BioHHt and
Jones would er iorEs.
Ch'sf Inspector shGrp Of the poslofise
department. lay have to look into the
rnmbrgs 0l oi.cnuHnl Ov.r the conduct
o. ne Fort N,ia poI,CHce.
WELDON and Reagan arc IN TsS5ipt :!
DINER. Texans toPsrslslsI'rS them upon
Hsir elevation 10 important connection
viii E.Goual legislation.
". c, Rowland, oil Tyler, ~ss appointed
to a position ~ Doo'k-spsr Winteisoith,
making thu third appointment on Sccoua
o. Tsxus by hun.
The pc,t'ctiee Mt Ws'augs, Tarrapt
county, with $. A. Dryndalo rs postmaster,
aud Of & aston, Dallas county. with Mrs. s.
l.. McCorNRok, as posimistr.s., were .>
tssrishsd to-day by formal announce.
mont.
Wadeviils, in the Chostsw Natisn, IL
discontinued as post'office, and the mall
goes 10 Mouutai' FIX.
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Ala, ,h.enI he. sind az. sl,nllf,I a.
bIsek bsrfl.. In s,mn,sf
O.I lhsse sfs Inc inpsT ny,tstisa ~
sLlOh The ,tty intimate female meme sluas
dams ksositdgs Thsfs isartIaIu mi
llsat sstisty woman nns la NFs Y1fs,
,hu A, ,lfl ,ns rotsi .uous lff iTm.is
irisads f,T psyofh.ylLRa whole ohs.iss,
sra vhols psiT nf .toet lnKs. nor n doses
"A bol, hvpdtDraIs.
usr people Wtf5 uol asI &c, - b. sLIs
49, I',.i,o.r,.i, VEL. ~ re- in the
tLiak s,f III i.,aiopab ssrl.,y a.d Alsay,
u1.la.ed 1, tsoo gpasFr.'n appa .rauGo.
Whst mousy ha yslse san.a E.d 10
,pssd "a k,fa do -. "A Ier bsunss, a Hsg
.,,.Iur ar.s.. SONATA ing tLLt would .hos,
IA 10 E.r uudeTeloln lF well, h Iatt had
Io .Iin IoT iI,slI Au.npro ui lois sort at
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Supplement ary Foreign.
TIE CzAR's ACCIDENT.

vIsHxA, Jan. 4.-The latest version Of the
recent accident to the GEAR is AZ follows:
The car was returning on the afternoon Of
Decem Der II to the Gstchena palace from a
shooting excursion. accompanied BY
bis suite, In eight sledEss, and q number
Of servants, and although darkness was
coming on ths patty IOsicsl in me roaa
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Mexican Female Remedy
Is woman's truest friend. Try ii and be
nNinced.
ANoPulA. BoVeE In yLAMHs.

DeHvBn, jan. AT 8 O'Clock this aiser
noon the Tabor grad opors-houte was DIS
covered on fire. In gu incredibly short
space of time The hsmog burst from the
roof and tho danger Of the fetal dostruct
ion ei vAs OF the finest theatres in The
CITY seemed immiueat. BY the eflicien,
and concerted &C ion ofths FIRE denertm .ni
Hnd the opsrn.houss brigade, the hrs
was soon under control, The damage l,
COD finsd to the fifth floor on the northwoa,
corner. Il 10 estimated st SO, 600, distrlo'
assd IA Rfty com sanies. Tie cause was q
defective Eue. No herlous accident ocour
red. The theatre proper 10 unsouchsd
There was performances tonight as ue-
ual.
ABLAzR Arsr. LOUIE.
81. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-TAe old st. Nicholas
hotel builAink, on rslrth strsat between
Morgan street ans franklin avenue, took
fire at 10 o'clock tonight ard was corr
plstoly Quilted. A very high, bitterly GOLD
wind swept hercely through the entDe
Building and rendered tho fire department
nearly helpless. At midnight the fire
had exhausted ittelf. havir consumed
everything except the walls: Charles E;
Lewis, who oscupisd Mes. s17 and sl9, he'd
stock vslusl ut Ss5, $50 (insursd for $50 0Oo)
q tsisl lsss. julius Norrisss. hardware,
occupied No. Sls. Eis less is in
sursd bat not known. About
thirty roeMB over this store were
occupied Is led sing house, known as ths
Adame house. Toe oscupante saved thstr
pertenal effects, but the property OF the
house Sss destroyed. Tho loss i, unknown.
M. Sal, oceap pied by @. o. Baxter q 20. as
office AID sample room, loss not
ascertsinsd. The entire building
was owned by tho Ceunscticut
NATURAL Life Insurance csmeany. The
value ami Insurance. are not obtainsble.
The uppsr part of the north wall fell on
two-story building adjoining, cnn pletely
vreckirg it II was occupied on the ground
floor by l.. Volkening book store; upper
story asa gmall German boarding. house;
loss unknown.
A BLOCK BURNED.
NASHVILLE, Jan. A special to the
American says: Fire at Mslsr, Tennessee,
81 6 O'Clock this evening, destroyed Jor-
dams block, Conts ining several stores. The
stoaks vera ali savei. but damaged. Loss
$40, coo, July insured.
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate

As hsAlH FOOD.
DR.. 8 +, N2wG1 nsr, Grsonfleld. Ohio,
gsys: In cases Of Een.r.l debility, aud
torpar ~ mind apl body, II does exceed
ugly well"
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NEW York, Jan. 4.-Ths Order Of Elks
has presented Henry Irving with some
Handsomely engraved resolutions as an eI.
preston Of gratitude for his gift Of SIPS TO
The charity fund of the order.
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ahsAd ,iI men, sppafentlY peasants. The
csaf's sides drove iofHAd aud
sfdsfgh ihs msn n clear me
wy, The men lAluisd ths Ui1asfs md
appeared iO Ohsv The order, but when The
ctsf'ssl'dgs osms on . lsysl With ,hem
ih6y suddenly wheeled afsuud aud sTei
thrice and t~s NJ then ran toward, him
The horses drawing ths smpsrlal slsdys
became ffightsusd and 'Sllopsd ,one I'm.
drsa psCes, wh.u thstg.f IVES throw W
Of thu slsdgs. bullet lodged
in The eI.Ts shoulder, bat
10 OfY.p, However, no danger
10 the Cars. Hts followers Immediately
mounted tho alec gs horses and followed
the As'sssiW Who sscspsd In nsiglbunnB
sood, Oyiny Ia The dspth OF the snow the
pursuit Wa fruitlsss. One ~ the purtuing
ufrcsr, ysntursd sso far and has not rs,
turned.
The Telegraph, rsiorrng to the iorgslnE,
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Nillnrd,n A..ignmeat.

NEW YoaK. Jan. 4.-rhs real property
included by Wizards assignmorl is block
bounded by Fftie'h AMI F!ty, FIRST
streets aud Madison sveru. ard Fourth
avsnue, ipolsdirE the msnsisn recently
erected upon ERdison avenue. The front
OF the property is said to be worth $1,000,
90. The properly Was roosntly conveyed
BY Willard 10 his lsEsl advisers aud expressly
excluded from conveyaoc, 90 his q sisnss,
The other real property possessed by w.
lard is q handtoms suocler ren!aence al
Dobb's F.Iry Oh the Hudson, which is
worth about $3.50, 900. The extent that his
indebtedness TO ,hs o'sKsn RAilvay q
Eavicaio, company 10 not sscsrts'n.d,
nor could sny information be Oh
tainsd Ga to his Other Liabilities.
IL is said be Ia still the
owner Of large Interest In rrirasd ana
other companies, and that bis vile holds
government bonde to the amount OF So
GOO 600. No accurate statement
OF his nsEtts. however, il obtainsele to-
nisht. Willard issSill too i'll 10 receive WIS.,
ltOTs.
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Lcttcr from Senator Jacobs.

SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY, N. Y, March
SlsL, lSS2.-Fur u long time it has been my
habit to We Bfandreth's Pills. In fact, l
have seldom had occasion to uae any other
medicine, and it affords me great pleasure
tie say that for Bihousnes3. Dyspepsia, and
the other ills OF the system, to which men
in public life are more apt than Others to
be subject, they are an Invaluable remedy.
JOHN @. JACOBS.
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Because IL 10 True.
All schools of medicine agree that Ben.
sons Capcine Porous Plaster Is the best
external remedy known. 25c.
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Stomach, Dlzziners and HEADS che, no med
icine equals "Brandreth's Pills" Pure
and simple containing no mercury, they
are the family msdlcine-ch-gt ard safe
uuord
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A slight cold, II neglected, often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial Trocbrs
give sure and INN edate relief. Sold only
in boxes. Prics rs Giants.
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~ A ! PiotIsll, Rants, TsIas, shyS
"as .0a,y man, Bfsws'H bsh n'tI.rs
has m-sa rss hearty and susng,"
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Samaritan Nerviae, the great nerve con.
qusror, 10 Invaluable ia nervous pFootrS-
ti0D