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SOL. HAAS, Tranic Manager. a.
GREAT Pennsylvania ROUTk

~AsstAA ANA hOUIk
ThE T@adk sTsE ANS AMP
soE IN Eybah MASN S6YSESTTbE qbiraENT
Trains leave Washington, from station, corner Of
u,, .,,, Sixth and Bstrsets, as follows: -
FOR pitisbnrg and the west. Chicago Limited IA.
Fast Line, 800 am dailyto Cincinnati ana 81, Eouis
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati,
e Chicago Win Sleeping Gar Altoona 10 ScrSd eSsSS
S wiaS Ees sna ci1s rI Express ITO day
IsSaIg T.h western kxprsss s WIKI q hrou sIs
daily, for Plttsburg and The West, with thfoup i
Ss1ssr fnsSossqrs zSb SsSssSs and
FOR Erie oanandsigua, Rochester. Ai bnfisio M.
Palace Cars Washington 70 Rochester. WI"
a M. d"iiv snceUi nS MIA haven' ana hInira. at $50
For New Y York ana Sr the East ris. ,l,ams.
~ ana ii:2o ?. IN. On Sunday, $40 a. m, "a, 10,
Limited a, Express Of Pullman rsrlor Cars, s.s
For Boston Without change, 900 p. m. evo,, ssx,
nss q ssSS sS.l y WIZ boats
For Philsdslphis 4 Is, $50 and il H., 200, 10 10
snd y ~ On sunday $3.50 a. m, ~, o. ic,.
Limited LIN EsDIsss go m daily except sunday.
lgos. 40 40, s,V:iO, 10, and fI.qO D. m. ON
sunday sso $50, and 100 a, m, 2, 1, 4. iio Il,
uuu li.zV p. III.
For Pope. Greek Line, Tis a. N. and Ass ,. n.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, us g. N; and 1900 and 4ss Pm.
daily. except Sunday. ON Sunday y. M
ALRxANDRlA AND FREDERfCKHKIIRa RAIL.
y WAY Az AM AMP q ALEXANDRIA, AND wAsHINGToN
ForAexandris 600 7lO 70, H. OF, and II. 80 a. ~.
300, lx aao, sol, sos, and ll.87 p. m. On SUNDAY
At 900, w, and il0i q. M, and 500 y. m.
FOR Richmond ana the South, 600 and 1l.0l q. u
daily, and 4.Ss p. N. daily except sunday.
Trainsleave Alexandria for Washington, sOb 500.
"A. 4. I'm Il
2. H., and H. 10 midnight ,te kept Monday ON sun
1910 night.
Tickets and information at the once northeast
corner OF Thirteenth sireet and Pennsy
and At the station where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
residences
CHARLES &c. PUaH, General Manager.
]. u. WOOD, Hansssl Passenger Agent
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I" Don't You Find II Dali"

little street wall was taken once 10 the house OF
great lady, and The childish eyes that had 10 look
80 sharply after day bread were dazzled by signs
OF spehdor on every hand. "can you get every
thing you want The child asked the mistress OF the
mansion. "Yes, think So" was the reply can
you buy Anything you'd Ike TO hage?" The lady
answered, " Yes And the child, who was OF med
itaiye turn Of mind, looked al her half-piiylnRy,
and said, wonderingly, +" DOM uOu IND II DUR
10 the little Keen mind, accustomed 10 live birdke
from day 10 day. and 10 rejoice over better supply
with the delight born OF rarity, the aspect OF con-
lnua plenty and desires all grathed by possession
contained an idea Of monotony that seemed almosi
weaTlsome Many an owner OF well-ned purse
has found life dull, and pronounced In the midst
of luxury mat all things are vanity, but the hand
mat knows how 10 wisely distribute and scatter
abroad the bounty possessed will never be without
Interest In lie, will never miss sunshine that abldes
for Kind aud unselnsa hearts.
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&udertxkers.
avants.
Anus tnents.

Dime Nj uSeunn,
Pennsylvania avenue near Eleventh street.
Two hours OF Mirth aud Music. Commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER I, 1855. every afternoon
and night this week,
TONY PASTORS LATEST AND GREATEST
SUCCESS,
SCH MING,
Brilliant Comedy AMI Charming Music.
ATTRACTIVE sPECIALTIES,
As produced at Tony Pastors Theatre. New York,
tooverfowing hou .es for two months. The Popular
Comedian,
EDWARD u. LANG,
And his Original Company OF vocalists and Actors
Act i.-SchemiHg. Act 2.-More Schemrg. Act
3-ScheminR 0utdOne.
The following songs introduced:
sis Your Mamma wcll,'' wild Flowers" al
Dress Like a Dude" " hurry Little Children"
Only Tramp. English, ny Jove,". hing that
Golden Bell" /" Tho Bood!e," sally Brown" and
many others. During the first act MIR. Lang will
recite tile beautiful poem, written by Con I. Muir
ply, entitled Meg and l."
THE FUNNIES r PLAY ON HE STAGE.
Muslc and laughter from the rise 10 the fall Of the
curtain.
Admission 10 all only 10 cents.
Seats reserved three tiays In advance.
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lone by one all the old diplomatists who repre-
scented Europe at The Court OF st. Jamess are max.
ing way for young men, says the Pal MAI Gazette
Count Beust long ago disappeared. Since Count
ShuvaloiT was recalled Russia has been represented
by a succession of ambassadors. Count Munster
has gone to Paris, aud now Musurus, the learned
and venerable Greek Christian who has represented
for 80 many years the Sultan of the uttomana, In re-
firing. His place IL to he taken-it can hardly be
flled-by Rnstem Pasha, who will receive warm
welcome to London The new Ambassador IL
famous as the man VINO Kept peace In the Lebanon
for dozen years, and who was at last displaced by
French intrigue solely because he was too success
full Like his predecessor, Rustem Pasha Is Chris
tIan.
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same troupe as originally performed by them at
Tony Pastors Theatre, New York, where IL made
the hit OF the season. The New York Herald speaks
In the following terms OF this comedy and company:
:" Scheming is the title OF bright, musical comedy,
which had Tia first production In this city at Tony
Pastors Theatre last night. II Is success, aud VIII
undoubtedly do big business. The songs done IN
the comedy have much more point and Tim 10
Ihcm Than The general run of their class. y
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-06

The clevereat thinkers among the leading business
men OF the country agree that The time 10 Iipe Tor
Intelligent discussion OF the tarin laws, and are n-
cned 10 the opinion that II considered as practical
question II can be disposed Of without affecting the
present apparent Improvement In business. The dis
advantages OF the present system OF high protection
are, Ia fact 10 marked from u business standpoint
that they are ready TO run the risk OF provoking q
contest even on party lines u discussion aud wise
settlement OF the question will only place the business
subtantial basis.
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TraueIers' Guide.
TIKI VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT LINE TO THESOUTH AND SOIJTH.

tun VlholNlA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SOIJTH,
WEST.
Schedule In effect November is, 1885,
a. M.-Lynchburg Mall, daily, except Sunday to
:ocal STATIONS, connecting at Charlottesville with
chesapeake and Ohio hallway, and at LynchburR
with Richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk and
Western Railroads. ~
. i.i6 ~ m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL-Da,y.
Making close connections South and Southwest,
Sleeping Buffet Cars from New York and Washing.
tonic Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Cars from WASH
tngt0n to New Orleans without change OF cars
~ m .s,,;a FAST LINE daily va
cnnati, Louisville, and all Western points, Plillman
sleeping Cars, washington 70 Louisville.
l08O p. m.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
VIE anu Charlotte. Pullman Buffet SleepinQ Cars
from Washington, via Atlanta, to New Orleans.
also from washington, via Charlotte and COLUMBIA.
to Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington q, Y.ss
p m, daily except Sunday. WarrentOD Trains leave
washington ~ 100 a. ~. daily except Sunday, II 10
a. IN. anu $50 p IN daily.
For tickets and all inform alton inquire al som I.
pany's ONCE, COL Pennsylvania avenue Trains ieavs
from Baltimore aud Potomac Station
y. SLAUGHTER, 0en. PaBs. Agent.
- N. MACDANIEL, Agent
SOL. HAAS. Traffic ManaUar
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR
HEATING APPARATUS, ETC.


=,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., November rs, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and deliver
ing, complete, the Materials Fittings, etc, required
ratus OF the west aud centre wings OF the Building
Tor state, War, and Navy Departments In this city,
Will be received until ~ NJ. on THURSDAY, De-
cember IL, 1885, and opened Immediately thereafter
In presence of bidders.
I lie proposals and contracts will be SEPARATE ARD
DISTINCT for each OF the following four classes Of
materials and articles, namely
Class 1-BOllers, Tanks Safety pans, Smoke
stacks, etc.
CLASSIFICATION Fange Pipe, Coils, hampers etc.
Class3-Plpe- Fittings, Valves, Wrought Iron Coils,
Registers, etc.
Class 4-WrOught-IrOn Pipe.
specifications. blank forms OF proposal, AMI Eenc-
ra INSTRUCTIONS to bidders Will be furnished to estab
classes on application, but the drawings for classes
Nos. ! and can be seen only at this Office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
n0g9-2t3 Colonel, Cnrna of EnQIneerA
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A MoOted Question.

Young Featnerly-of shasespeare's pays ihins
prefer Richellenp
Miss Clara-Er-But Shakespeare did moi write
Richeeu,n Mr.. FeatneTy.
Young Featberly with an amused smile)-An, /
see Miss Clara You one OF the Few left who be
lleye that Bacon wrote shakespeares plays. /
wonder II the question Will ever be satisfactorily
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-06

II mas been discovered that the magistrate who
condemned the eight Indians 10 death at BaiilefoTd
for participation IN the kie rebellion was a heavy
loser, peeunlarly, by the outbreak and threatened
10 hang every rebel brought before hin. The more
the facts Of the troubles ia the Northwest known
ment appears.
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SALE OF OBJECTS or Art.

Messrs. Waller d. Williams a Co. have Just com
pieted arrangements With well-known art collector
iof special sale OF elegant works OF ar
ornaments, hlgh-cass porcelains, etc TO take place
at their sales rooms on December y, TO- and II. 1he
Uecemhnr
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They All Thought High, OF Him.

SSH said the master OF Ballot, 10 his parting ad-
dress 10 distinguished alumnus, "your fellow
students thnk highly OF you, the tutors and PROBES
sors think hghiy OF you, think highly Of you; hui
90 one thinks more highly Of you than you do your
self"
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-06

The heroes OF the recent unpcasantness arc fast
passing away In each section OF this fair land now
happily reunited forever, the warriors are cherished
and made much OF, and a fair example shown In the
unvcrsa respect maid in Nil nInccs for mo hJch in
tegrIty and strict honesty shown by ucna a. r.
Beaurcgard, OF Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, OF
virginia, IN Tue sole responsibility OF the grand DIS
tributlons o. the Louisiana State Lottery. The one
hundred aud elghty.seventh monthly aud the semi
annual drawing VIII scatter over halt million ON
Tueeday, Deccmber 10, AZ New orleans, La, and any
one desiring Information can receive u on applica-
non 10 NJ. A. pnup ,, Mvw urlcaps' la 'ry Tue
eNPc''"o"'oi p'o''"s yo"' i'oA'
= -
our fatrons
VIII get the benefit OF an overproducticn. Eisemau
Bios, corner It'll and T..
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Must Sell.

We have an oyerproductlon OF clothing They
aud Il.
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Al Wholesale Prices,
FOREIGN NOTES.

We have ovcrproiucei At our manufactnry, and
shall retail clnihing at wholesale prices. Eiscman
Bros corner nh and f.
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"The death of MozalTur Eddn, Amir OF Bokhara, u
says the London Times removes the greatest Of
the Central Asian khans who played prominent
part In the Russian conquest OF Turkestan. Unlike
HIS neighhors Of Khokand and Kiva, he retained tn
the last the distinctive marks of ine pendence and
his rumOred abdicatOn few months ago indicated
rather the eagerness OF certain Russian pIbliciss to
preclDtae the inevitable disappearanC of his king
kOm than any actual fact. The career Of the late
Amir was conemporaneous with some Of Inc most
important events In RUSSIAN history in Central Asia
the fact that he began his reign as a vigorous Oppo
nent of the car, aud en- led 1t AZ his most humble
dependent"
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Qneta despatch to The London Times gives The
following particulars about the progress of the
BOan Hallway. "rhe ceremony Of the opening OF
the Lower Boan Railway on Saturday last was in
eresting by OF its significance with regard to
the Central Asian question. The BelOoch frontier Is
thus brought into connection with India to within
forty miles of Qnetta. The bridge over the Indus,
an important link with The Punjlb, Is unfinished. A
site has been chosen for where the river sweeps
r0nnd, and Ia separated in its by the island OF
Bukkur, bet ween Sukknr and ROhri. The portion OF
the bridge ever the Sukkur fOTk-about six hundred
feet ng-snppnrled midway on fountain OF rock,
Is completed. The rails on 1t are connected with
the railway or The Kurrachee side, and extend
for further length Of about twelve hundred
feet across the island. The lines also laid on
the opposite Pnnab side. up TO the river, and The
abntmenis on either side OF the ROhri channel are
ready for The principal portion OF the BRIDGE which
will he eight hundred AMI thirty feet long. Hut
work has been stopped since March, until the steel
work for it can arrive from England. This steel
work Ia expected to reach Inila after about twelve
months, when the business OF laying the bridge VIII
he resumed. The banks fall sheer down from the
abutmenis The stream hOws swiftly, and IL eighty
feet deep The portion OF the bridge over The ROhri
fork Will be single span, designed on The same
principle as the Forth bridge, and will be built ont
gradually from either side the erection OF staging TO
facilitate the work being Impossible"
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pRUPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
u. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,

u >. NAVY FAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., November 49, lss5.
PROPOSALS., IN duplicate, sealed, and Endorsed
Oh envelope Bids for Engineers supplies will DO
received at this office from regular dealers or man.
ufac,nrers only until IL O'Clock NJ. December Is,
1855 for the following supplies, of best quality, to
he delivered within sixty days from date Of award,
In the Washington Navy Yard, free of expense to
the Government and subject tothe usual conditions
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
acquisitions Nos. 10 to 1G, for Steel Boiler Plate,
eiauges, safety Valves, etc. Rivets, Brass Tubes,
Hardware, Tin, Files, Alcohol, OH, Lumber, Msccl-
aneOus.
Each rcquisition and class will be awarded sepa-
rately.
Blank forms for proposals, and schedules for the
articles required, will be furnished upon application
At this oice, and all necessary information at the
Navy Yard.
Two responsible sureties are required for the
prompt and faithful delivery OF the articles awarded
and the competency of the guarantors certified to
before notary or other public officer.
the right Is reserved TO reject any all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Governs
ment, and to waive defects.
THOMAS II. LOCKER,
no22-4t Pay Director u. s. NJ.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR
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WE invite the attention of houseReepers and
other TO the Palace Market, the corner OF Four
teenih street and New York avenue, where VIII al
ways be found everything choice in the market.
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Mr.. r. c. LEWIS, the popular halter, 800 seventh
street, announces new invoice of the besl.mad
hats now sale The stock carried az ms STORE Is
as large as any in the District, and the quality the
hpsf
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THE blizzard that struck us yesterday made hot
whisky inst the thing. The place to get them made
TO perfection Is at lie Mour's Eighth street, just
above PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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RIyKIN0,

LOOK Out
For bargains In clothing. at Eisenan Bros, corne
Ith and u.
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BLANCARD'S
'o0'0= OF IRON PILLS,

Approved by the Academy of Medicine OF Paris, ara
specially recommended by the Medical Celebrities Of
the World for Scrofula, dumors Kings evil, etc J
tne early stages OF Consumption, Constitutional
weakness, Poorness Of Blood and for stimulating and
regulating Its periodic course. None genuine unless
signed Blancard, 20 rue Bonaparte, Paris"
Il. FONgern & Co.. N. ", Agents for IN @
u. y. Sold by Druggists generally. dei4-lvG
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PURCHASERS of holiday presents will ind hne
line Of Illustrated hooks prayer-books and Bibles and
other novelties from which 10 make selections.
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WE invite special attention TO the advertisement n
another column OF the London Bazaar. In when
specialties will be found named sui'aole LOT nouay
presents In making your selections don't forget to
visit this house
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WILLIAM KsABE A Co, Tl6 Market space, IN
yiies the attention of those looking for holiday pres
flnest instruments manufactured. For further par
ticuIars see their advertisement.
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oR,otv POOL the new invention Of nfteen-ball
pool is one of the leading attractions at thebiiard
pariors OF our friend scanlon AIS Ninth street Ine
nronouncinp ii superior TO the old one. Every table
has undergone repair, while new ballsand cues nave
been added.
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Cultivation of the Microbes of Rabies.

IL Anything
Will move clothing the prices we put on them GER
tainly will. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and +.
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Mr. r. II. FINLEY, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue is
the sole agent for this city for the sale OF the cee
hraied goods OF Bergner Enge, and he invites tne
attention of the trade and families TO the superb
porter and ale OF this company which is equal 10 the
best Imported goods and superior TO any manuiac-
or n hnlk n desired.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-06

HALL \ BARNES. the furnishers of genilemen,s
supplies, have such compile assortment OF ,nis
request an Inspection by the public. Beautiful lies,
suspenders handkerchiefs etc. suitable for presents
In endless VARIETY
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Our Patrons
VIII get the benefit OF an ovcrproductcn. EIsemau
Bros, corner 1th and r..
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EXCELSIOR TURco-RussTAS BATHS. established
ISL 903 street northwest are admlrable lot heah
and cleanliness.
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TISSUE AND FANCY PAPER, scrap pictures. Nmas
cards, Japanese goods, etc. Jay Gould, All Nih'h
street
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Einve special attention this mornngto me
yapia avenue. in which will he found named num-
her OF handsome and useful articles specially de-
signed for holiday presents. This Is one OF tne
oldest and most reliable jewelry houses In ths city,
and one where purchasers can always get tne oest
goods and at the same time be insured OF fair treat
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talent for his well and pleasantly managed company,
Messrs f. Yarrey, T.. A. Eberle q. Il. Jefferson,
). Kahn, L. Hurst, ana g. Lynch, Misses May Wal
aud Dora Leslie Mrs. Gonzales AMI two clever chill
dren, little Fannie and Bessie.
Among all Mr.. Barley CampDell's plays Siberia
seems 10 be The most steadily successful, which Ii a
very sign that II has genuine clements OF dra-
maic strength and Effectiveness. II Ia Highly
mantle and picturesque, mas a Wide range Of char
acler and incident, and mingles The grave aud gay
in style sanctioned by the hes, draInatiss. AZ far
az II goes 1t seems 10 he a very true picture Of
Russian onicial despoiism and baIbarsIn, and Of
he better side Of Ninilisin The gloomiest scenes
are The earliest ones, and from this 1t steadily
brighteDs 10 a happy conclusion, brought about by
the old but always captivating device Of the polen-
tate going In Disguise among his subjects. The
principal change from last season 10 the engagement
for part Of The heroine OF Miss vaders, who IL
well known and liked In Washington. The line
scenery and aIeaux w sgpea to great
where " Siberia" will run all thin week.
The announcement that COL. Ingersoll viii speak
al the National next Sunday night, the 18Th, will
numerous in Washington. The fact that now the
Colonel comes as guest VIII emphasize the vel
come his friends viii give him, aud the National .
seating capacity WIN PROBABLY be fuily tested on the
night OF the lecture.
Annie Plxley, tue fayoriie comedieDne. Will make
her nrss appearance before washington audience
at the National New Years week.
"1he Mikadon having met with such brilliant
success the past week has Induced Manager Herzog
to run II for one week longer. The production IL
considered the best and most complete OF any yet
seen here. And why not, when The original otches-
ration, stage business, and scenery WAS faithfully
copied? "1he Pirates OF Penzance" Is underlined
as The next attraction, and elaborate preparations
are now being made for It's production.
A brilliant novelty Is offered at Barton Logan's
Dime Museum for The coming week, Edwin Lang
and his company Of musical com!quesin The funniest
OF al. comedies, - Scheming.p Two hours OF inces-
SAINT laughter and pleasure. having been every where
a most decided succefs. II Is proaucea VIA the
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"Aidcrncy Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning and
delivered In S-pound "Ward" prints, Is cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, bu,termiik, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, i5 cents per pint.
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Or. Fenner's S Blood
& Liver Remedy &
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