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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

Wedding.
We rare indebted to the Cumberland CiriI-
ian Of December 2lst for the following notice
of the marriage Of J. W. Thomas, formerly of
St. Nary's county. to Miss Susan Maxwell
Smith, of Cumberland. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides father on
Thursday evening. the 18th ulto., and vas a
brilliant affair:
"A large number Of guest. were present and
all the accompaniments were in the highest
stvls The ceremony took place at 9 p. IN. and
was performed by Rev. }. E. Motfatt, pastor Of
the Pre-. hyterian church. The marriage party
and immediate friends stood during the cere-
monv ia the spacious hallway, the guests re-
naming in the rooms on either side, which are
separated from the hallway by folding doors
Ahovs the bride ard groom was suspended II
floral bel. The bridal pair came into the hall
way preceded by the four ushers, A. X. Lewis
and W. 5. Cochrane, Of Cumberland, War
ring Thomas of ST. Mary's, throtter Of The
groom J and j L. Briscoe, OF Annapolis. The
groom WAS in :ull evening costume and the
bride ~xs attired in n magnificent drrss Of satin
and brocaded velvet and wore pearl necklace
and diamond pin. There were no attendants.
After the ceremony a reception WAS held, at
which the numerous guests present rendered
their congratulations Then followed mag
u6cent repast, furnished forth ia most hospi-
,stle style 10y the father of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas lett on the night train
for New Orleans by western route. They
will be absent about len days.
The groom, though a comparative stranger
among as, has during his residence here, by
hi. utbane manners, made a large circle Of
friends He is ia every way deserving Of the
MANY good wishes which will accompany him
into mstrimony. The bride is noted for her
many fine social qualities and accomplishments
and is Il f.voritr in society. With the groom
she vii share good wishes without number.
The bride was the recipient OF a fae array Of
presents, many o. them valuable ard II | very
handsome. They Nere greatly ndmjrsd-
;.IsEvAS BRo. popular taiiors .nd cothiers
Il u
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

| The county paper to man who has
moved out of the county, is worth more
than a letter from home. The letter will
tel him about the home folks and few
neighbors, but the paper viii tell him a
bout everybody he knows.
The sleighing season is an occasion for
license not INDUCED in at any o.aer sea
son. Fast driving is INDUCED VI and the
"merciful man who is mtrc!fui to his
beast at ali other times, iorgets it in the
Jingle and trolic of the bells. If the Ijaded
animals could speak, We Won d have some
thing more to do than morallZe
Mr. b. l.. Iigdon, the enterprising far
mer Of our eighborhood, is certainly
ahead on young lambs thus far his season.
On Saturday Mr.. lIlgdon said that up to
that time he has. sixteen OF the frisk lest
and liveliest lit lambs that ever saw the
light of day. Ii any one can hea' this let
US hear from them.
No sufferer from any scrofulous disease, who
will fairly try Ayers S-rsaparla need despair
of Il cure. II viii purge the blood Of All i'm
purites, thereby Destroying the germs from
which scrofuIa is developed, and will intuse
new lite and vlLor throughout the whole ply
steal organization.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

To Leave the County.
1t is with regret that We learu that Mr.. Z.
D. r. Bsan, the we'll known merchant Of Patux-
sut city, has determined to give up his business
in our county and enter business in Baltimore.
Mr. Bean has conducted general merchandi ze
business at Patu1ent city for long time and
By his uniformly urbane and accommodating
manner has been successful. 1t will be a source
of such regret to the people of that section 10
lose Mr.. Bean from ameng them and by his
departure our county will lose 4 popular and
useful citizen He has gu best wishes fof sue
be m ~ embark.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

s@ The subscriptions price of The
TINES is 81. per annum # pail IN
Advance or at any time ecifhn the cur
rent gear; if not Paid uithin the gear
$3.50 wiU be iurariably charged, a
e2vays heretof"re, and from this rule
no e1cepion wjl be mode.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
4 CA RID

Feeling aggrleved Ut certain personal p'thels
(being called hound and a skunk which ap-
pesr-d in Maryland Independent OF 26'h ulto.
P.M Cox, Esq challenged me TO mortal combat
This challenge AT once accepted and the mat
ter was referred 10 Mr.. 7. r. Wills on my part
and Mr.. Z. F Daley on part OF Mr. Cox for =
settlement or arrangement Of preliminary.
Mr.. Wills, acting or ne, agreed that upon the
withdrawal OF the challenge | MS the author,
acknowledge the language in question 10 have
been ha.ty and wronS and ! 40 here rstract
the same 4. PcsEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Sch0ol Fund.

Comptroller Turner has made the following
quarterly distribution of the public school tax
to white and colored schools in the several
counties and cit. Of Baltimore, the drafts for
the same being payable on and after the 10th
inst The several amounts are the same as for
the last quarterly distribution; of this Charles
county receives fer the W bite schools s. 2s2, 40;
and for tie colored schools 81, 49,, 40.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

TO 1DTER1ISERS.-TH TIMES hornq
larger circulation than any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County Offers superior inducements TO advertisers
10 insert their announcements in is coit,nlns. Send
Jr core, rctes ,c,ich are lou any other paper
Sn,he-, Maryland, TO say nothing obott ci;cuic-
tsos
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Good Advice.

81 take four o. FIVE periodicals, and real
ly think shall b we to stop some Of them, i,
remark SO me times heard in newspaper Office.
May dear friend, four or five periodicals. are not
many in thu Sc times. We know families tina,
take dozen, ard what is more, read them
Those who would keep up with the times can
not afford to shut off their subscriptions TO pc
riodicals. Above all, the home newspaper is a
home institution, works for home interests. and
records the events that 60 TO make rp your
county and town history. II is perhap s not as
pretentious, and has not in it us many columns
of murders and suicides the larger city
papers, but it is more nearly identified with
YOUR interests Those who have families.
should as soon think of shutting off daily
supply Of bread as of shutting off good news
papers.
A Busy Place is the Cbildren's and Boys
Parlor, 55 Hanover street, adjoining corner
Pratt Thousa nds of ha ndsome Suits and Over
coats for the rising generation from 81 so up
C N. OEHM h SoN, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

|, will be TO your advantage 10 lock
through the enormous Seek Of superb Over
coats. AID Foil and Winter Suits, all Of this
Seasons make, no~ selling rapid y At astonI>h-
iuglr iow Prices stC. y uEHs Soy :, y. +
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

ASKING ton, ID. Y.
Inocn.at on in Hog Cholera.
A series CT experiments is now in pl ogress
the suit of which will be awaited with inter
est hy the scientific ~ we'll The agricultural
world The cries il Fri. Eeular, che oint be-
ing at the Department Of Agriculture, another
at the Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore,
and the third al tie cf1ice of DR. Reeves exec u
tive fIicer Of the West Virginia Health BoaI d.
Tie f rst result achieved has been tie discovery
thxt The germ of hog cholera is specific germ,
bacillus and ran he reproduced. # the ex-
p.rimenis verify present holss. hogs and either
animals may be nocualed with the virus OF
cholera, aad by producing in them the disease
IN mild form the ravages by the plague in lis
fatal shape my he prevented. Alrendy cattle
may be inocu lated for Texas fever and peuro-
pue nouia, and DR. Reeves has the strongest
hope. of the sn me result with the cholera. The
disease is now raging drought Belmont county
and ali Eastern Ohio, though practically
Stamped out in This State.
The Modern Clothing House is ACNE
nALL, 209 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore
They show Child rem Suits from So so up TO
the mos, elaborate make; Mems from $lO to
$35, and Overcoats in profusioA and at all
prices. If you want style, quality and low
rices, you cannot 60 astray at this house.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
" K HUR1z'
Importer and Retailer,
l2G LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE Nd
Plush 4 Leather Photograph Albums
ALBUMS Win LEAVES MADE or WOOD.
Something Eatirely New

We have stock o. !, coo ALBUMS. and can
p,-a~e 4nY tss'- ant having bough The largest
stock a. forced sale n Europe. We can sell
fujy - yer cent les, than other store
Pot 53ne % LADIES PLUSH SATCHELS
Leather S4toae from as 10 s..
PUChET BOOKS. PURSES. &c
Now uF.n n. I.srses; snd Cheapest Assert
rneu' AZ STERLING SILVER AND GOLD
FLATE JEW ELRi TO u found in the city.
4 Haad.auae Sc, elton o. DRESSING CASES
WORN HOMES JEW ELRI CASES. PKRFU-
merry CASES. EASEL PICTURE FRAMES
IN rlsh add Etouy FRENCH FANS, PIT SH
MIRRORS, etc
We hare No Old STOCK. and only desire
our fFgeats 'a sramtnc our goods as ne are
sure lhet Sti act f.,, TO he satisfied both witb
The s-..gr,sE nd The prices
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
EIsrnAN Bros popular tailors and cothi,rs
Washington, D. c.
A Furry In Wheat.

Furry Ia Wheat.
There was quite a boom in the wheat
market on Saturday. No. 2red winter Western,
spot, v hich sold ON the morning Change at
s7as74 cents per bushe, closed at 903s90s cts.
in the afternoon, with The feeling strong and
excited. The business was large the sales tor
all deliveries reached probably million and a
qua, to. bushes. The advance from the lowest
point touc' ed ab, ut the mid lie OF Dee mher is
l2a cents er bushel. The oIher leadiH. mar &
sts were equally strong, and the trading a, all
points s.qnal if not greater than on any pre-
vious day. The improvement is attributed TO
the light receipts at the Western collection
points, to better European advices, and a be-
lief that the principal domestic markets have
been largely oversold. Many operators have
taken the position that the advance WIS hctiii-
Gus, and large quanti,ie. have been sold short
nj each fresh improvement. Other grain parii-
cpated in The movement to a moderate extent.
-BJHimore Sun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Books Given way.

LADIES GUIDE To FANCY WpRk.-Cnn-
tniu> over ~ handsome illustrations, 81 large
column pages. nicely bound. II j. the only prac-
teal Instructor in Fancy work. Win II, AZ a
things for adoruiug Your home. or presents for
your friends. Mt u triHiUg expense" Every lady
Is delighted with IT, ~ there j. no fancy work
bat that She can accomplish Toy IT. aid.
LADIES PRIV ATE CoMrANION.-A COM
plet,. work on wumauhood. II touched upon
every subject of interest to a wifi mother, or
daughter. Gives the advice and information 50
many times desired hv ladies. but " hitch modesty
worn rs hretgf3 IN Uoid 10 every one suffer
ing from any 81 those w l&nc>NcS OF the sex. IL
Illustrated and bound III cloth. Irregular price 81
Fun ANpCANpI-A handsome IS page book.
telling how TO make over loo kinds 0t candies
and other sweet things a. hDHac. should he in
every American HOUSE hold Irregular price Jc.
THE IOUSEW IFE.-hn illustrated domestic
Journal devoted to w hat to Wear" How TO
Cook Fancy work" "TIuu>phold Matters, :
and every subject of interest to All Anne RIGA lady.
Irregular price 81 on
SEND 50 cts. ard receive The Housewife on
trial for six months. ard any me Of the above
books Jrce or sl.t0 and receive it for one entire
" Ar and al Of above hoods (re,. ibis is for re1C
subscribers only who send mar. Address. THE
HOUSEWIFE, Nunda. y. Y.
Free to Farmers!
THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURIST - An
American farmers Journal. will be sent free
for one Ye,i, to every farmer who sends us NJ o'ct
the names OF ten farmers, and II twn-cent
STAMPS for postage, &c. 1t is the best farm and
home paper III the United states, ana TINS ofler
il made only to secure names to whom we can
81 nd specimen copies, we know PrerU fnfeHt
gent farmer who once sees the NATIONAL AGRI-
CULTUEIST, ill subscribe for it. Regular prices
offer. Address, NATIONAL AGRICuLURIsT
kuuda. \. Y,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
To Leave the County.

BOYS CLOTHING, Eisemsn Bros, cor, 18th and
E Sts, Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Los II.
400 Acres more or less.

Situated near Lsncn.t,r's " hsrf and TompkiHs-
vile, Charles county, Md, Improvements fair.
Lowest price - coo. Apply 10
BROTHERS BONIGER
Baltimore Nd,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09


The benef, of settling up promptly all out
standing oblis cations, if possible, at the bes in
ming of new year is 50 obvious as hardly 10
aeed argument. In community here The
same person is often both debtor aud creditor
the paym ent Of debt due TO man frequent!
saablss the latter to start long series OF pay
ments. ia the course of W lch one. money finds
is way back to ones own pocket. given
sum Of money put in circulation today may
within a short time effect the settlement of OBJ
legations aggregatiug Ten or a hundred tunes
the amount Hence i, is matter Of duty as
we'll as good polio, to squire accounts, and the
beginning of new business period is he best
time to commence Paym~nt. made promptly
all round now during the existing depression
Of trade will 60 far to dispel il, and encourage
business enterprises that must otherwise Ian
guish for want of returns from capital already
invested.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
kindly Remem ORANGES.

While in Washington last Monday, in
company with Capt. VIM. F. Dement,,
the junior editor of the TINES called al
the National Hotel and Was introduced by
the Captain to Mr.. Thos. F. Hardin, the gentle
manly and fable clerk of that well knows re-
sort We spent some time in pleasant chat
with Mr. Hardin who we'll remembers all OF his
old friends in Charles and kindly inquired for
the health and prospects of all OF them. Mr.
Hardin still holds dear his old associations in
Charles and any of bis friends who will call at
the National while in Washington will receive
a kind and cheerful greeting. To those who
stop at the National promise more polite
attention and more general satisfaction than
they can possibly IT ceive elsewhere in The city.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

EIsEuAN Bros, popular tai'ors and clothier
" ASKING ton, D. C.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09


Mrs JOS A. Gray, Sr., has furnished us
with the accoant kept By her during the year
1894 of the amount of butter and eggs she sold
during each month, and tbs price obtained
for the same The amount received from these
two source. foot upa snug little sum which
will 60 far toward defra,ing the expenses OF a
farmer. household, and alf OF our good ladies'
could aid their husbands materially would
they pay as much attention TO this matter a,
does the lady in question. Mrs Gray made
during the year 454s pounds OF butter, for
which she received an average price Of 235 cts.
per pound, making total sum from this source
of Sl2l1o From her hens she got 80 doz-a
eggs, the average price of which was IS cents
per dozen. making total of SIS IS. If any
of the housewives in the coun,y have done bet
Ter than this lady in these matters We would
like 10 hear Fl, m them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Act On This Adj vice.

CHlLDREN'., Suits Eiseman Bros 7'h and E
Washing ION, u. e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

EIsENAS Bros, popular tailor and clothers,
Washington, D. c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMONS.

TNrHK DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THRU
L judicial District Of the fer ritsry Of Wssh-
tnaton, holding terms At Seattle. % King
c0anfy, for the counties q k1g and kttsap.
Complaint elsd In the county Of King, IN
The oeacs OF toe olsrk Of said Distriet Court.
NJ. ts2s-Roesrs Levy. plaintiff, ". fhe&.
b. Bates, defendant,
TheUnited States o. America send greeting
10 Tnos. II. Bates. defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear In
an action brought against you hy the Above
named plaintiff, In the District Court Of the
fhfrdJu District q theTerritory Of WASH.
ineson. holding terms 81 the city Of Seattle, IN
the Counsy Of King. for the Counties Of KING
therein, within sixty days from the date Of
the hrst publication Of this Summons. or tuds-
msnt by default viii be taken against you.
according 10 the prayer Of the complaint.
TIE said action 10 brought to recove< nom
sAAd defendant fhe sufn of ak hnndred $500
dollars, with interess thereon fron the ssh
dag Ct May. 1885. at the rate Of one per eeas.
per month, and inssrest on instruments q In.
tsrest, upoa Q certain promiRsory note made
and delivered by defendant fhos- II. Bates.
10 James MeSsugh.. en- the Stu day % May,
1855. as prayed for in the complaint herein,
which said pose Wa afterwards. for a vAlua-
BILE consideration, duly assigned and trans-
ferred to the plaintiff who II now the legal
holder and owner thereof, asd for cOs,s of the
said notion.
witness the Hoa. Roger 8. Greene, Judge
,> Of the said District Court. and
sEAL- the seal thereuf. this 16th day Of
49, Nay, a. D. lseS.
JAMES sEAvKY, Clerk
By JAMES p. LupLow, Deputy.
Henry b. Lsomis attorney for PLAINTIFF.
Date Of 1rst publication. May Is, 1885.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i Third Judicial Districs OF Washington
Territory, holding tarIns 81 Seattle In king
county. for the counties Of King and Kisssp.
No. 4slt-0rillA a. oFsswr,i, plzfstlG va
knfus n. cresveii aad =. Z. Long. dsfenJ-
anita.
Complaint nisd IN the county Of King. In
the office efi he C,erk OF ssid District Court.
The Usifsd States Of America send grssfsng
10 Raf'as N. creswsil and q 4. Long, de-
fenikats. q
Yoaar hereby required 10 appear In On Acsion
s, yec By ne aeess sssa plain
Distrstt Of the Territory Of Washington, hold.
ing tsruls - the city Of Seattle. In tlls county
Of King. for the counties Of kinR and RltsAp
and 70 answer the complaint aied khsrsin,
vtthta sixty days from tbs date sf the Arst
publication q this summons q Judgment By
10 The prayer Of the compliant.
The ssid action 10 nf0uaht 10 obtain de-
croe 81 divarcs dissoiving the bonds % naatr5-
mony exizting hstween the plaintiff and the
defendant. Rufus n. creswell. sad fair Of.
vision q the property Of the sAid pIaintiG
sna s sss ssis ssfeedsat ks. Is n cssyen.
IN md Ascendant. nufas n. crespelI, sward-
ed 70 plsintid, with suitable provisioa for
their maintenance And education; and alee %
obtain iecrse thst ssid defendant, r. Z.
LonG. maize such eonveysnces - the Court
may direct Of the property named IN The
halds 10 trust for ssid plxinii6 and defendant
Rufus n creswell. or either OF ; en-. and for
such add further relief ~ the plaintlh Il sn-
titled 10 IN the premiscs.
witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene, yudrs o.
s--~>t tbs ssid District court. ana me ieal
SAT- ihsssaf. this Tn dsyof April, a. d.
yAMrc arAvwv nn.-x
~ JANIS p. LupLew, Deputy. spe
hcailyrs Biaine. attorneys for plaintiff.
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To al whem itmay Concern
ovrscz o. yHx GosgpsnlA AND Pussrl
sEzlTlE ". o. July q, isss

OyF1c1 or EHE CoEUp1nlA AND RuaHfl
ApqHu R4fLnQAp COMPANY.
akkfrkR w. 4. July g, fses
WHkRkAa BY DEED BkARING
w ant9 AnSuse - isvA ezecuted In pur.
IA is7S The city a. ssnssie eonveyed 10 ~
aeAttie snd Waiia WailA Railroad and
Transportation Company. al the tide
ards south q King sfreet IN seid city Of
1a9ttla d. Asun4 efotnd ard e}outkiiiot
hag. from extreme hiEh 70 extrenne low
tide and de1p wnter and.
Whereas Inc Legislative Assembly u
The Tsrttcry of W ashingtoa.. 10 a. Act
NJ "a ls s.ss . sss
certeln condlsionA which have hsen fully
pegferined b MD Company and. -
Assembly vesfsd he tilIs 81 saia land. IN
aid eeAStie and wallA WAIia RnIlrusd
and Trnnzpors.tica Company. In Tee sin
WlesseA Ia United ssasss has seqas-
eseed In sssA grant and eouvsyHace; and
whsrea4 he nd seetzls and wAlla
aid lAnAs 70 he Oolumhla aid puxs
Sound Rallrea1 Cumpaays
Nos. thnrFf1sN tho sxtd Columbia and
naRet sounh Hallrxa1 oonpany herchy
giyee notice that Il claims the ernlusive
right 10 ccnnpg said iAnds and - erect
ukaryea esl4 etAef structures thereoA,
and thai al persons are kerse3 notined 10
refrain from ecc1pytn9 o. entering upon
any 81 sei1 lAn4s without Tie consent IN
y ,sss ~, - S. CSln..hia ssd Pssss
oOLuMRIA 9 PU0kTsoUND r. n 90
spS 49,, su,~r,n,n,s.n.
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rive 0LD CRoSIgs wac HAVE BEES
EXCHANGING CIGAR STUBS
FuE NIGHT BEFORE.

Good mornin' Moike." "The top
on the mornin' to ys, Pat. May axe
how did you and the ould woman GENE
on last night? l hearn ye kicked up a
divil ov row." Bedad, Moike, whin
isft ye I made me way home blythe friend
iy aid Of the lamp posts, an seein' all
wus dark in an aroan' the ould place,
cript saftly In atthe back way; but jist
as I wus gratalstin' mesilf on me happy
so lucky miss, down came the ould wo-
man on me like q possnm on June
bug an ksocked me spschless. Muir
therl murtherr says /. Nary a let up,
: Ye ould worthless wretch says she,
where's the bottle of swamp Angels
Rheumatic Cure l STINT ye forf Ye
know, she's Rettin' moighty strippit
since she's been takin' that midein.
One thing about IL Moike, they
don't clame il will cure all the dis
Asses ov the world. loike toe ither mid
cins; bat they tell me Swamp Angels
au' ghenmatism are loike whisky an a
mans fssonin'- the ones In the
others ont. Thry II enst, it only costs
dollar, an II re can't eft il at the
dhrug sthore, sind yere dollar 10 the
3. A. H q. Misunderstanding Company,
seattle. Washington Territory, and
they'll sind IL to ye, expriss paid.
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Ayers Sar saparilla

sspariIla.v Il instils new life into the
blood, and impsrts yi-afi.y and strength.
Being highly concentrated. It Ia the most
economical blood purifier.