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l'N'ltrl
In connection with the trial Of Pei
FOR poisoning, which has Just resulted
in arts in the condemnation OF the ac.
ruSed some interesting perimentS
were conducted at the morguo with a
view TO testing whether it was possible,
rs alleged by the prosecution, that the
murderer could hav1 got rid Of the
oily Of ono Of his victims by burning it
piece by p.ecc in q common stove.
The professional witnesses stated that
they procured body weighing sixty
kilogrammos. They removed from il
forty kilogrammCs o organic matter,
and lighted u re OF wooden logs. They
thus ascertainCd that in an hour the
complete reduction TO ashes OF one kllO.
gramme Of organic matter could be Of.
iected, and in fort hours the complete
combustion Of u body weighing sixty
kilogrammGs could bc completed. The
accompanying smell was not disagrcea
bic, The bearing Of this on tho uos.
ton of cremation is obvious. II is pos
siblc to consume the human body by re
at comparatively small expense, rs
these experiments show.
In Japan, where cremation has been
practicCd for ages, the quantity of wood
consumed in the cheapest cremation is
SO small that European doctors doubted
the evidsnye Of the witnesses. Crcma.
ton OF tho lowest class costs only .
shilIingS str:ljng, on account Of tho
small quantity OF wood used, and the
operation generally lasts from six to
nine hours, The smell COR a considerable
distance around the Crenatorium is,
however, Of u very offensive kind, and
the accessories are, as 4 rule far from
agreeable. There is, however, no doubt
that the Gody can 10 consumed at a far
less cxpenditureof fuelth is generally
considered possible.
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yellow Fever Inoc,lInt,or
lcIy Of Mexico Two Rcpnoics.I

'i'N OF Mexico Two Republics
The incubation theory OF DR.. Car
mona is yet in its experimental stages
Reports reach us from the gulf coast Of
daily vaccinations with tho germs OF
yellow fever, but until the persons in.
ocllnted are sub ected to severe cpide.
mic the merits Of 0rmOna theory can
not be satisfactorily demonstrated. The
experiments SO lar have Teen highly en-,
Couragin but time alone can demon,
stratc their efficacy
Tho prominence given TO the germ
theory in recent months has directed
the attention of tho world toward tho
experiments now going on in Spain and
Mexico. Dr. Carmona has pursued hi
investigations for years, and Is now en-,
gagged on his no lc work Of discovering
an antldoto for yellow fever that will
prove elective. Ito does not claim an
original discovery. Ito has taken ur
the studies alan !oned by u razilian
physician half u century ago like
Jenncr, Carmona is ready to avail him
self Of the past without taking undue
hradt
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a Wonderfnl plseorery.

Consnmptiyes and al, who suffer from
any affection d the Throat and Lungs,
can lind acertain cure in Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Thou.
sands Of permanent cures verify the
truth Of this statement. No medicids
can show such a record Of wonderful
cures. Thousands Of one hopeful suit.
erers now gratefully proclaim they owe
their lives to the New Discovery II
will cost you nothing to glycita trial.
Free Trial bottles at Dr. W. S. Hoy's
Drug Store. Larger size, sl,oO
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Bucklcn's Arnicn saIye

The Best !SolY in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
quired. 1t guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cts. per box. For sale by VS.. Hoy,
Druggist. TdeclO-ly.
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The laris Figaro says that at tho last
examination OF the pupils of the famous
vocal teacher, Nine. Marchcsi, the list Of
vocaliSts bore curious cosmopolitan
aspect. Among the seventeen young
ladies two only were Parisians, one
came from Stockholm, two from Copen.
hagen, one from Riga, ono from Mos.
COW, three from TiilS, one from Vienna,
two from New York, one from Wash.
ington, two from Chicago aud ono from
Corsica
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nov. 8, lSSl-ly.
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Ca MIaaoR


iceih ThaxtsT Ia The independently
Mlrrofl whence uoF lovely iAcs
Was wont 70 look win rtIiance sweet,
Hast thou not kept Of her Suns tFacs,
soml nIomcTy that thou cast ropSati
Could Hut Cad IN thee once more
S,tnO token Of Der prouOnce dVaFl
q MIRROR Wilt thou not restore
H1r shadow for ~ instant heTSl
Thou coullst not yioll a boon N great
! 10 my avn dim fac9 a1d eyes
VIII love and ltnglDg doIela'G,
All drowned In vi tful mem.FieA
Bin Wy for her dear hand | gr1pe;
There'S nothing J. 70 can have Ia tore
30 woct 10 me a. this sweet hops
To fOal her sHIlO on me once inCrel
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Gomelhlny for tl,e I.nbv,

What a terrible aaliction about the
house is a cross, crying baby! A young
man on the very edge Of matrimony
might easily be frightened from his pur.
pose by having too much Of that sort Of
music at the homes Of his married
friends. Yetbabies cry commonly when
they are sick, One teaspoontul Of Park.
ers' Tonic, given the little one, will bring
rest and sleep to the baby and all in the
house. Only so cents, at druggists.
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Attention. DOCtOrs.


Everybody knows that the life Of the
average physician is a hard one. He is
often compelled TO ride great distances
through mud and rain for merely nom.
inal fee. It's not fit nor proper for us to
condemn any physician for his work, but
we do assert that his practice can be made
easier, and he can effect more cures by
the proper and judicious use ofPERUNA.
1.-The will only add this great remedy to
his list ofmedicincs he will find that his
usefulness will be greatly increased. Full
direction for its use will be found in the
Ills Of Life" and he should at once pro.
cure this valuable book.
N. ]. Wright, Business Agent Evening
Herald, Erie, Pa, says: "DR. HART.
MANI can not but feel It my duty to
express to YOU my thanks for the great
benefit received from the Use of your
medicines, PERUNA and MANALTN.
One bottle Of each placed me square on
my feet, after a sickness Of four weeks,
which confncd me 10 my bed, and then
LEFT inc lame and crippled. Three days
from the commencement of the use Of
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with, and in week was perfectly wcll.'
Mrs Ellen Maynard, Oswego, Potter
county, Pa, writes: "DR. HARTMAN,
Columbus, O. The small ulcers are all
healed, and the two large Ones are not
more than hall as large as they were. |
ain feeling quite well, The people say
your PERUSG and MASALlN are doing a
miracle. do not take nearly SO much
opium rs did before"
Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa,
writes 81 have used your PERuNA and
MASALlN with good results. In TIC year
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...NinI Amluao" -I6sN

The first book published in ThlladCl.
phi0 WAS Atkins almanac" lOsO-an
unPaged pamphlet Of twenty pages, only
two copies OF which at known. ono Of
the first copies fell into the hands Of Col.
Markham, ems deputy, who reported
to the provincial council that it declared
PGnRs lyania to have been begun by
Lord Penn" The council emphatically
disapprovcd Of the cuphomistic false,
hood, and directed both author and
printer William Era lfordJ ito blot out
80 words Lord PENN" which was
done,
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The PrOsea Of SIX Dyeias.
tff.,.s.,. ffa.,,...f

Dyein, d aiways a hand n,oc.., a,
the eolof Of 4 dy.rs hand snJgssts M
bste maehinetv does nat sttsgnt ~ ~ M X.
tericre ionS tTonCbs All IN .Ion ~
And 'tSsmy soam IN. ~h,ob ~, IA s, ks,
stens ~ :,It Scrn ara f,nnod few, V 49, So,
stisks Nv nattly coIoTsd bnm nm MN ha; ms
WHO move thsn; occs6onsIIS ,,' ~ s T r., s,
IL make siSs ali nartS hasa ~ w" = ~, ~
rbanee Tho majdy hncs s " ! li idis
N ,bS ir;iiis,cv N inIn, M & ~ NV ~
tLo olory ~ Is so,,yio,oJ Ss, Z :" ~ u
VA viii M e,ter Inin snv tad , Sao s,,1
Of their roinSosItlnn ''''
pnt tbcre /, "oo,i lvo,n,, ana h,d Az.
inc honest ,SSI S sy on5 "4 Fa,s U.'u ! Sy .
inS and niIs % ~G t", v,So G r.,
intent n dacsive n"n ,rD NV 81,
yarn takc sOiI No, rant ' ~ o,ir" Av Y,oi,,b,
Nv Tho nSp If 1pet,lIic snb.tnrca, T h Sbo
dyepor This accounts fop como o e II,
~ S III III - ~ SUM VI way
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romln oil Eslhcr nnh M,nlnpnl.

Tic tomts Of Esther and Mordccai
are In poor little shrine in lIamadan
Persia they arc covered oacb by n
wooden ark, on which are small pieces
OF paper like labels, covered with He.
brtw characters. They arc placed
there by tho Hebrew pilgrims. ill ara
under small dome some 0fty feet
high Tho building Is Of rcd bricks,
tho walls much patched with mud tho
blue dome is OF tiles These tombs arc
held sacred by all Hebrews in Persia
and thousands mako pilgrimage, annu.
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NHTWIO IT 'TNTV
As test Of sight reading, an original
hymn, which had not been seen by tho
children until Just previous to singing,
when it was distributed to them In
sealed envelopes, was sung at a recent
musical festival in Providence by a
chorus Of 1850 voices, composed Of
pupils Of the grammar schools Of that
city.
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a Yery Remnrlnhle Recorerr

Mr.. Geo, V. Willing, OF Manchester,
Mich, writes "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that
she could not turn over in bed alone. :
She used two Bottles of Electric Bitters,
and is much SO improved, that she is
able now to do her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that ia clai.
iAed for them. Hundreds Of testimon-
ials attest their great curative powers
Only fifty cents bottle at Dr.. W. S.
Hoy's.
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The republic Of Chill now owes on &C.
count OF her railways $99, 5000. In
1888 these railroads earned revenue OF
$4,000 on u capital OF originally less
than $50, 900, OOO, and which Is now re.
dnCed to $29, $4,000 Good manage.
ment and liberality on the part of tho
government have brought about this
splendid financial result.
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bullying In this House OF Commons.
ift,s,.t,.- N,,,..t.t


There is no ordeal Of bullying moro
severe than that OF the house OF com
mons. cut OF about go gentlemen who
would not incur the expense and trouble
Of getting into parliament II they did
not coyet distinction, thCroare not more
than fifty who achieve distinction, and
tho rest-thO BO0-are silent voterf
Why are so many doomed TO obscuriiy
at MeStminStert How is it that NO,
cutie 10 per cent. Of the members gel
the ear Of the houSet On the average
the silent 500 could speak Just as well
as the talking fifty. Nay, among the
silent 900 are several who prove by
their speaking elsewhere that they art
better orators than most Of the fifty
takers.
1t is the bullying that causes theil
utter failure at Westminster. A very
inferior member will get the car of thu
house if ha is not cowed by bullying
and tho most gifted member will 10 il
nobody at CStminsterir he is cowed by
bullying. How Lord Beaconsfeld wa,
cowed! The bullying began with hi,
first speech, and it was continued al
most to the end Of his career. do moi
refer to hostile criticism, which, how
ever I'm uSt, vehement, aud unscrnpu.
lOus, is not bullying. refer to tho
sneering, ieering, and insolent yeping.
How herOicllly he endured it! IIe wa,
not nSenSitive, but he had tho wonder
full courage to appear impassivo in tho
hour Of defeat, and to seem indifferent
10 the singing Of ungCnerous and III.
gracious insolenCe. II is to Ue Observed
that he had not the advantage Of pub
lie school training, but he was one Of
those rare men who triumph over disad
vantagcs.
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lheNIFe hhnCTHtt ~ Tue Cb1tllfYI
When Henry Clay was debating in his
mind the nature of his disease, and as
yet hadnOtQ uiterenOunced the hope Of a
renewal Of his days Of action, he sought
counsel Of Samuel Jackson. He was
greatly in earnest an wanted 10 know
the truth, the exact and whole truth.
Ills question was, il the evident decline
in his strength was SO tar beyond relief
that he must surely die soon. lie re.
quired an pliclt answer, without color
or reserve, however unpleasant it might
DC Tor the physician TO announce an un.
favorable result. ur. jackson made a
careful examination Of his condition
found the case to Ie clear one, an
had the courage TO make to the hero OF
a hundred parliamentary battles q faith
full report.
The great statesman received the com.
municatiOn that for him lifO was near
its close, not without concern, but yet
with the fOrtitude Of resignation. lie
declared that he had no dread Of death,
but he was still troubled by one fear,
which Was PROBABLY suggested to him by
the recollection OF the magnificent con,
Stitution with which ho had startOl ia
life. That feaf was not Of death, but Of
he mode of dying; he had aterriblo up.
prchension that his lust hours would 10
hours Of anguish in long agonIing
,truggle between life and death; this
md this only, he said, was tho thought
hat now lay heavily on his mind. DR..
Jackson explained to him the nature OF
his malady AMI the smooth and tranquil
hannel in which it was to run, and rs.
Sured him with sagacity which did
not admit of question, that in his last
hour he would die as quietly as an in,
iant falls asleep in its cradle. "ou
give inc in mite relief, answered Clay.
The chief terror which death had fol
lin hal vanished.
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Could u scot . Point.


Miss Louise Alcott was once with a
party III The midst of the misCries OF
scaSlckness, when she gaSped out
",hOy name ships Asia, aud Scotia and
Persia, Why Cont thcy name one Nau,
sea- Everybody laughed, o ccpt one
pretty little woman, who, failing to see
anything amusing in tn S, exclaimed
81 thing it would be n very disagree
able name. wouldd I want to sail in
slip called ausra" This remindcd
"AarGcry DeanC, of The Boston iran.
script, OF ayOung mau-who would have
Leon called a dude, only his kind la
not then been named who. when try
ing TO give an answer to the then new
L0uunJrum, Vi or what was Eve made!
could get no nearer than this. 1T was
for some express company down town,
but which one WEAKLY cawnt wcmcm
Lar"
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Il Is Sometimes b matter Of eonSidera.
bic di lieulty 10 train q horse to run TO
wagon. Its FIRST taught TO take a
position unler tho harness. Ono OF the
men takes the animal and leads Il be-
meath the harness, when II is suddenly
dropped on lis back. Ths effect Is some.
times electrical. The horse will rear
and snort as though tho lsand demons
were on top Of II. Tut alter going
through this performance for week
tho novelty wears OF, tho fright sub.
sides and the only thing left to do Is to
teach the anlmal 10 move out Of his
stall quickly when tho alarm is struck.
| This is done by frequently tapping
tile gong with stick and proddinS the
horse nj tho same time. Its acute mini
IS not long In connecting cause and Of
feet, and Il shortly learns to ulnp for
the wagon whether lying or standing
II Is yory important to make the horse
appreciate the necessity OF gettinyto the
wagon as fast NJ his legs can carry him,
and one that lagIed and had 10 be led
out Of the stall would frequently
cause disastrous delay in getting
the wagon out. fvery minute
after the gong strikes may be worth
$lO, 600 in property destroyed by FIRE.
About q month Il usually re iuired to
teach Il green horse to become thor
Oughly competent in an ensine.llouSo
~ that time they understand tho the,
DRY OF the department, and after thai
all they need Is practice. There are
man little circumstances daily and
regularly occurring with which IN old
Iire.hOrse will become entirely familiar
and expect, and watch aud appreciate,
as though it were q human Icing. The
horses purchased by tho department
cost on an average $3.50, but at tho end
OF year they are worth fully three
times that amount. The average life
Of such horse after it goes to the en-
gin0 is about eight wears,
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At one time during the revolutionary
war tho currency Of the country had So
far deprecated that u barrel Of -four
was worth 8 $40, and John Adams
PAID $4,000 for suit Of clothes and a
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NOr' Sln hn'Nnii Light
While in Mexico tried hard to fad
out how they made tho lovely birds or
cards which they offered for sale on the
streets. a friend took me to the h USE
Of one Of these artists. II was n littlC
hOyel, where le sat on tho mud floor and
toilcd. Int when he heard us coming
ho put away all his work and would mol
let us see ii. lie was an indian, will
brown skin and black, straight hair. liz
wore ragged clothes and had IN OLE
blanket to keep him warm at night
oor as he was, no money would temp
him to show us the secret process h
had learned rom his father, which ha
been kept in tho family for hundreds o.
years
Great skill Is required to produce ,
perfect picture. First, the Indian trace,
on the card the outlines Of the bod; Of
the bird in way, just enough for the
feathers TO stick to. Then he begins Al
the lower part and places them on, on
at a time, ono row tapping over the
other as a slater lays states. lie work!
very slowly and patiently. Perhaps
this is the secret Of his perfect work
and the reason that no other people
have .Lecn ablO to equal him. The re
suit is bird that looks us though i
might sing or ny. The eyes are mad,
with small glass beads, and the bill anC
feet arc painted so nicely that they ap
pear 10 be part Of the bird. Then Ii
paints a twig or branch for it to rest on
Or makes one from a feather, and hi
work is DONE
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Noyol r.Alure, Of M,.I.,n ] mrnnII,m

h 40 'm'N
journalism in Mexico varies from the
sensational work put into some Ameri.
can papers A murder is briefly an.
nounced, with only the leading facts
and names, and with no artistic ola or.
Ntion o details The taste Of tho Moxi.
can reader does not incline toward
crimes. still less does he delight in the
miSerios Of unfortunate families The
family circle Is the last place tho re.
porter invadcS The rattle Of the fam.
lily skeleton is rarely heard and whom il
is truth is rarely lost sight OF in an I'M.
sCcmly scramble TO b. tho first to OK.
hibit Il.
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nEEa week At home, $500 outht tree. P,v
hDO ab'olu,ely sure, No risk, Capital moi ts.
Squred. Reader, Il you want ba,ihe,, a,
which persons Of either sex, young OF old can aEs
t,iniy' write for Particulars to II. HALLErr & Co.
Portland, Maine, ''
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N PRICES ARE Low.
OUR WORK TIE BEST.


NOJ Aior the working class. Send 10 cents for
postage, and We will mail you fREs, a
WuiI Imyal, valuable box Of sample goods that
WIN wilt put you in the way OF making more
money in few days th5n you ever thought possible
at any business. iap,al not required We will
START YOU You can work all the time OF in spare
time only, The work |. universally adapted to both
sexes, young aud old. YOU can Sisily earn from 50
cents to IS eyeTy evening, That allWhO want work
may test the budneS,. make this unparalleled offer
to all who arc 90, well satisfied We will send s. to
pay for the trouble Of writing ". Full particulars
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes will hr made
by those Who give their whole tine 10 the SOfk
Great success absolutely sure Don't delay. Start
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The ArgOnaut A little Poston girl
said to her mother tho other day:
"&amma, lcelsO strangely wien read
Hawthorne il seems Us ii / was reading
Though q yctl.p
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Tho rennIlIe. nna rerll. Of rro,porItr

Tho Penalties anti Pcrils Of Prosperity.
charleston News and Courlcrl
There arc real trials Of soul aud spirit
that come with prosperity. Tho more
hardy traits Of character do not always
thrive in an atmosphere of ease as I'm.
der tho constant stimulation of neces.
sity. Even when man has earned his
money or his high position b, persistent
effort he may find himself poru SlOthful
and less enduring, more earthly and less
scIt'denying, more duly satisfied and
less high in his idcals in the lap OF lux.
ury than wheu lie fought for his lie,
inch Gy inch, with the stcrn.browed loC
despair.
In his poverty man dWells upon the
great, good things that mRy bo wrought
by riches, Too often in his wealth h.
Unds the small, unworthy things more
potent to occupy his mind. The pros.
porous man is sought out BY the multi.
tuic, is made TO feel tho falsity OF
many things through the trying test
OF wealth, Is beset and wCariCd with nm
InIInity OF cares cast on him and with
tue cold resentment Of those who con.
slider every dollar OF his income q dol.
lar taken from theirs. lis charities
arc treated as a matter of course, his
denial OF any petition is magn,fcd into
an evidence Of contemplate meanncss,
his thrift is called pcnuriousncss, his
generosity extravaganza, Certain so.
clal requirements accompany wealth
and station, and ii u man dreams that
by attaining CmincncO he will escape
care he makes q sad mistake.
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Cures Piles or HcmorrhoiIS, Itching, Protruding
Bleeding Internal OF other. Internal and EN,erna
Remedy in each package. Sure cure, sos. Drug
gisU.
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In tho loading capitals Of Europe II is
becoming quite no thing to have baths
sunk In tho floor, with several stops
leading down to them, in the POmpeiiau
fashion.
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Palpitation Drop'ieal Swcllings, Dizziness, Indi
GsSton, Headache, SleeplesNness curedby wells
Health Renewer.'
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The rndran' bible Hero.

Among the converted Indians Of Arl.
yona and ew leSico tho real hero OF
tho Bible is Daniel. The mackness and
lowliness Of the Savior do not appeal to
their Imagination with tho force Of
Daniels experience mong tho lions.
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William 7, Lilly Of Grafton, as.
signed his property for the benef.
Of his creditors last week. His
debts are about $1,000.
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed.bugS, rats mice, gopher,
ehipmanGs, cleared out by "Rough on Rats" leS
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Ladies who would retain freshness and yiraci,y,-
Don't fail to Try "WelS' Health Rrnewer."
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Ask for Wells Rough on CornS. sc. Quick
complete cure, Hard OF soft cotnS, warts, bunouS
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Children, slow IN development, puny, seraNny al
delicate, use "Wells Health RenrRer,"
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II you arc falling, broken, worn ont and nervous
use "Wel'' Health Renewer,' S.. Druggists,