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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07
INDUSTRIAL SWITZERLAND.
EmbroIdOrlo' and sIln-DOc,lnO of the
Watch TrRds-ChooSG
ICinclnnau Fnouln,ri

BmbroidOrlaS and sllm-DoCllno Of the
Watch TrRds-CheoSG
Cincinnati Enqulrerl
Swift erland moro than any other Eu.
ropean country is working 10 improve
tine methods Of manufacture as well as
the quality Of product, and recent can.
tonal and national laws arc helping
very much to that end. Schools and
associations for the improvement and
promotion Of industrial enterprises have
been multiplied. Much money Is OK.
pended for these purposes; the benefits
thereof ore, however, really harvested
by the purchasers or consumers OF these
manufactured articles In the manu-.
faCturo Of embroidOries and linen arti.
Giles, in regard to their beauty and
durability, Switzerland Is unquestIoua.
lily ahead Of any other country in Lu.
rope.
The same may DO said Of the silk in.
dustry. Tho embroideries are inside
mostly in tho cantons Of st Gall and
AppOnzell, both by machines and by
hand. Handmade OmbrOiderieS and
laceS, once Of the highest value, arc
now giving way 10 tho mlchine.mado,
and the competition between tho two Is
rapidly bringing prices down. Tho silk
industry has obtained q wondrous
growth. In the Canton Zurich and 10.
Calities t. 'bntary to 1t $4,000 silk looms
are in use, Of which 1908 arc driven
ly stCam power Sixty.onO thousand
Swiss arc occupied in tho work. Tho
ribbon industry at BRsle is said to 90.
cupy about GOO looms, with about H..
QUO workmen.
Since 1889 tho export from switzer.
land to the United States Of watches
has suffered q steady decline Tho rea.
son therefor is not because tho swiss
watches are los good now than for.
merly they still maintain 70 good 70.
pOrC' but because OF tho rapid develop.
ment OF tho same branch of industry in
the nitod States during tho past eight
or ten years. American watches, in
beauty and Quality, successfully com.
pete with swiss and Jursenson watches,
not only in tho United States, but also
In Europe, and On in Australia.
The advantage the Swiss watch manu-.
faCturOr has over his American col.
league is tho cheapness Of labor. Tho
advantage which tho lattor has over tho
former is that he, with his perfect tools
and machinery, is able TO produce a
larger :, lmbOr Of watches during given
period Of tino than his Swiss colleague,
for tho latter has much of his work done
by hand labor.
in Is wit orland exported 1000.
ono worth Of cheese toouIsilc countries,
OF which $4,000 worth camO to the
United Stalny.
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BY remarkable process, now being
exhibited in london, the rim brothers,
French, chemists, claim TO he able to
chgaply obtain oxygen from the
atmosphere in unlimited quaint.
ties The air is first freed
rom its moistura and carbOniC
acid by guicSlimr, reducing it to a mis-.
turc Of oxygen and nitrogen, These
gases arc then passed through an arti.
icial lung OF anaydrOus OXIDE OF bar
ium, which at temperature of 100 do
grees absorhs the oxygen, while the nj.
tTOgen is drawn OH 10 gasometer Tor
conversion into ammonia, etc. This
usO Of baryta is not new, but the salt
Is for the first timo nude indoSlructibIe
and capable Of performing its work or
an indefinite period. II is claimed that
this cheapcned method Of obtaining
oxygen, and the condary heterogeneous
products, must eject an absolute revO.
luton in chemistry.
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A politician left alone with his
conscience sees mighty little com
many,



NJ, Queen writes from Johnston, W.
Va, tnat he has been sorely afflicted for
several years, buthe was urged TO try Pr.
.Ru%A, which he did, and he now feels
taa, Ike is about over his trouble, and con.
siders it the greatest medicine in the
world. lie says he has 10 go or send a
distance Of fifteen miles to obtain PERU.
Ma, but it will repay him for this.
Ellwood Shallcross, former editor Of
the Saturday Journal, Wheeling, W. Va,
says: "GcStlcmeR; Some time ago
was afflicted with npain in my back tntEc
region OF the kidneys, and suffered con.
Siderably. Having read your advertise.
ment, went to Logan & Co., Of this city,
and purchased a bottle Of PERUNA, which
!, l took, and il resulted in the complete re.
moval oft pain. ! think | can safely
reeommend it as superior Panueea for
pains"
Mr.Aarcn shrcflrr, Alma, Marion coun.
", Ill.,, writes: "Da. S. II. HARTMAN &
ca, Columbus, o. Dear .SiyS; Myselfand
wife have taken three bottles OF your med.
icincs and received much benefit by the
useofthem. My wife was troubled with
neuralgia, headache and weak stomach,
Her headache has not troubled her for the
last two weeks, and her stomach is much
better, She took only PERuNA. ] used
both medicines, and my general health h
90 much improved that feel like neI
man. NV stomach is very much better.
and the MANALN keeps my bowels all
right, We intend to keep taking themcd.
ieincs until we arc permanently cured"
Evans I, Jones, Prospect, Marion Co,
o., SAYS: "Aftcr having taken medicine
from different physicians Of this place
without any relief was induced 10 try
your PERuNA, which purchased ofCook
Bros, druggists, Of tiis place, ard Nilcr
using some elk bottles Of The same, feel
very much benefited. Nm sure il will
finally work an entire cure
+. I. Ewing, Cal,lctShurg, KY, writes:
I" In tbs early part 0f last winter ! con.
tractci a severe c,li, attended with bad
cough; then, being exposed during late
food, added to my disability. have
taken your PERUSA with good results.
Ny cough has entirely len, soreness Is
gone, and am increasing In flesh.
Thomas Bradford, 3I4 Western Ave.
nue., Allegheny CITY, Pa, writes; ~ have
had liver complaint for three years; /
thought would have TO quit work; have
taken two bottles Of your PERuNA, and
am we'll"
S. Wolf s. Son, Wilmnt, Ohm, write
ave handle your goods, and they give
good Satis(ActiOn."
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Al end 10 Rono Scrnnlng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, III.
says Having received so mach bene,
& nom Elecl,ict Biiters, feel it my
duty to let suffering humanity know it.
Have had running sore on my leg fo'
eight years; my doctors told me ! would
have TO have the bone scraped or leg
amputatated. l used, instead, thee
bottles Of Electric Biilels and seven
boxes Brcllcn's Arnica Salyo, and my
l'gis now sound and we'll.
Electric Bilicrs are sold at fi'ly GEMS
a bottle, and Eucs leD's Arnic. salye at
CSC. per boz by d. W. S. Hoy.
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The MouEoI and the sclav,
fAtI.rt, O,,.,I,,,i..t


Tho first Napoleon refused to fight
the Chinese. There arc too many Of
them" he said. Ho objected, also to
teaching them tho I.uropoan methods Of
warfare. What Napoleon dreaded Is
now coming to pass. The Chinese arc
learning the modern art of war, and
their soldiers ARE far in advance of what
they were half n century ago. There Is
great danger that the hineso will somo
day DIN the Russians. Such an alliance
between the Mongol aud tho sclay
would possibly drive the white races
out Of Europe. " course the Sclav is
white race, but it seems to DO deter.
minedly hostile TO the a ons.
Now most reliable statistics show
that there are now 100000, 900 of tho
worlds inhabitants who speak tho Eng
lish language, and this is increasing in
proportion year by year. Tho white
races Of the world have increased in
200 years from l30,OOO,OOO to AGO, OOO,.
900. This rate Of increase will continue,
and large percentage of it will be that
of English speaking people. There will
in another generation or so 10 practi.
cally no other white races, excepting
tue English and German aud tho Sclay.
Over siy.tenths will DO Saxon and leu.
ton and three.tenths SClaE
There will practically be no Others
Tho French are not increasing. and, as
coloni.ers, arc a failure. Tho Span
ards are increasing very slowly, Il at
all, and, in fact, in their colonies
are gradually being absorbed by the ma.
tive populations. The Scandinavians
or Sorthmen have entirely stopped n.
crCasing, and tho other nations Of In.
rope arc barely holding their own. Ii
will be seen from this that tho Saxon
aud the SclaY together could rule tho
world. But II thOy fight, and the Sclay
calls to It's aid tho MongOl and Tartar
Ii rides, the tide Of Saxon civilization
Nul DO rolled mex
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RnrAlnn.1, Arnicn SnIre

The Best Salre 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.
CURED, 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cts. per box, For sale by VS.. Hoy,
Druggist, ldec.lO-ly.
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IIiIe oat TaJ Coz. Atlanta o,aainalonl
In the western part Of jefferson
comfy there grows and blossoms into
CURIOUS and magnl cent beauty 3 rosa
thAt seems to DO indigenous 70 a small
area OF country, but which viii not
flourish IN other lalitndes. Tho bush
Is q strong and vigorous one and me
leaves are very light but glossy green.
The petals Of the flower curve slightly
inward, and are tho color Of bright, az.
terial blood.
Tho .odor Is pungent, hut slightly
sickeutng. The popularity Of this dover
Is that tie dow that drops therotrom &
Of q faint pinkish cast, a marvel seen
IN no otbor flower, tho baifing wonder
OF those who have witnessed It Il is
called the Grant rose and has sad and
melancholy history. Its origin i ono
OF those mysteries with which nature at
times delights to Astonish her deyotees.
In 1884 tohn Grant and Nellie Lowry
were married. After a happy year OF
married life they and their baby were
murdered by Gsceolas Seminolcs. A
few years later passing hunter, one Of
tho original party that had found tho
Codies, happened on the same locality,
and in the little hollow whero tho blool
had gathered be saw a vigorous bush
bearing such roses as | have described.
de cut some slips from II and took
thScl to the settlement, where no related
his discovery.
Such romantic and singular story
excited tho curiosity Of many in the adj.
Iace1t counties, and repeated efforts
we're made to secure the growth Of the
slips in other places, but they have all
failed Of success. Within an area Of
I've miles, where tho doleful tragedy
occurred. It is said, the rose can stiIl be !
found, with its strong and sturdy stalk, |
Its palc green leaves, Is incurred Grim.
son petals and its bloody dow.
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What Parents Fear.

Many persons-especinlly parents
object to many quack nostrums as likely
to engeRder or encourage love for
strong drink. They are right. Better
die Of disease than drunkenness. The
use Of Parkers Tonic does not involve
this danger. 1t not only builds up the
system, curing all ailments Of the stom.
ach, liver and kidneys, but stimulates
without intoxicating and absolutely
cures the appetite for liquor
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Tho Irrigation III oh.


Tho work on tho MERGED irrigation
ditch in tho San 5oa uin valley, Cali,
fornin, was begun on March L., issS.
lis entire length will 10 thirty.flre
miles, Of which 81 teen miles is now
completed, and for the first ten miles il
ia sixty feet wide at the bottom and ten
feet deep, while for the rest OF IT,
length the width at the bottom Is flNy
feet and the depth eight feet. Theplows
used in the work arc three huge iinplo.
mcnts, each weighing coo pounds, and
each drawn by ten to fifteen mules
Upon tho works now there arc working
1875 white men and about 40 Chinese,
while the force Of mules in active sery-
leo ranges from eighty to 200 head, &c.
cording 10 the nature OF the work. Tho
company have already pended 500,
900, and II is estimated that tho entire
cost Of the undertaking will doablc that
sum,
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Button, on n. pnek Of lho c bat.

An American missionary was
labOring to convert u Chinaman, but
found himself nUnplussed when the
listener rotorted. You think you
know everything. Tell me, then, why
YOU wear those two snper.luous but.
tons on the back Of your coAtl' Though
those buttons have now Ontlived their
usefulness, they must have been sewCd
on at trst with purpose. Tho two
buttons are generally supposed TO 10 a
relic Of tho days when every gentleman
wore a sword. The buttons werO used
to support the sword Uolt.
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DroEcn Watch Springs,

Why Is it that the watch springs are
brOakingi I'm my experience Of thirty
three years, writes a workman in the
iinishing,room OF a factory 81 have
never known OF so largo a por cont Of
broken springs ut this timu OF the year.
| always have noticed that there was u
large increase in the breaking Of main.
springs in watches in the fall, but there
arc more accidents Of the kind now than
ever Why is it No less than 900
mainsprings in watches were broken
during q recent storm in Now York.
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Solid Wisdom.
Inn.llnn AllunrA nnn 1

The man who keeps his eyes opsn for
compeuAtiona has a goOi deal more
comfortable time In this world, md Is
less OF q nuisance to his fellows, than
tho chap who is forever on tho lookout
for things to grumblo NJ.
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In their statues the Greeks represent
tho second too as longer than tho great
Toe while in the modern European loot
tho great toe is generally longest
Bulwer lytton, What men want Is
not talent, Il is purposes in other words,
NOT tho power 10 achieve, but tue viii
10 labor.
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Pen Portrait Of George Eliot.
TAFrs Th, fuIl..t

A largo woman apparently about Is
years OF age, with wonderfully sweet
eyes, u IN ssive brow, soft chestnut hair,
Ind features irregular and somewhat
masculine, tut fairly Illuminated by au
expression Of intelligence and parlicu.
larry sympathetic sweetness She was
richly dressed, with some disregard to
the details of fashion, but with an Air
Of digniAed splOndor in the materials,
rs well as in tho cut Of her gown and
cloak, in tho fashion of hor hat,
and e'en in the exquisite and rare old
laco which fell about her mock and
wrists, thought her the most strik.
ing person had ever SEN. Yet, who
could describe that inspired look
when SHE spoke, or give tho peculiar
charm of her dCOp, melancholy eyes in
which some times her rare sweet smile
fingered, deepening the kindly LOOK,
yet never Lauishing hat Cariouspathetic
expression.
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Tho Wa er, Of sa.nto "a.

iCo-. Cincinnati anuarrial Gagc:el
It Is Interesting TO watch the people
about these springs, no newcomer
sips and grinaces. and looks about
shametaCedly; others march up to the
spring, gulp down tho desired ,uantity,
and glad that it Is over, look AROUND
happily on the fellows who have not
drank. Tho lady Of fashion settles with
her poodle, or husband, or maid, and
languidly sips, aud is benefited, be.
cause her dress ia admired and shows
OF we'll. In comes pretty young
southern girl, with her old black NANNY
in tow. The rosy lips touch the spark
ling glass; hOr bright Oyes and irm,
resi- cheeks, sparkle eYonmoreprCttily.
ShO drains ths glass, and turns with a
laugh TO tho old nurse, who has glass
II water, and Is trying, with many
5Iiverings and shakes OF the head, and
rolling Of tho eyes, TO please do dear
child"
CripplGs como here, nni men whose
fast life Is marked in their faces rs
plainly ns are chalk sums on the black.
iOard; women come, Acknowledgment,
haggari, ugly aud fine. There is
shOldy, and arrogance, and Ignorance
out there Is also molosty, intelligence
and beauty, to be fonni every day, any
day, by tho waters Of Saratoga
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a Queer Story About Margaret Fuller
Newport Cor. Boston Trayeer.I


AS oyerytopic comes up ut the elegant
lunch and dinner tables OF Newport. so
! was not astOnishcd to hear lady say
that shO knew ofthr grave Of Margaret
Fuller Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, who
was present, and who had written n life
OF Margaret Fuller, was astonishcd, us
it is rCputed in all tue lives written OF
that Extraordinarily rosurrocted person,
the Marchcsi Ussoli, that her body
never reached land An old fisherman
Mt Fire Island, however, told lady
who was in the habit Of going there
several years ago, that no found the re-
mains OF Margaret Fuller lying on tho
beach in her nightgowu, which was
marked by her name, and that hO wrote
to tho brothers Fuller and Horace
Greeley about 1t without receiving any
answer; that he went up to New ork
to see Mr., ueeley, but no seemed to
take no notice of the fact; and that no
then buried Margaret Fuller at Conoy
Island, and colld identify the spot.
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Y3u klssso We


IJolophino 8 HuntI
You kis ed mel my head
Dr0ppel low on your bfoASt
VITA Rteoliuy Of ihOltor
Anl infinite rest
While the holy emotions
Ny tongue dare not speak ~
Biasnod up In q aGIno
FrUtn my heart 10 my chook
Your arms held mo fast.
Obi your arms were % boldl
Heart bsAt against heart /.
II your passionate fold
Your glAnCos iOsmOd drawing
Ny you! through my eyes (.
A. Ito iun draws the mist
Frtm the solS 70 the GkI0t
Your lips elung ~ niue
Til prayed In my bills 2.
1het might never inelasp
From the rapturouI kiBI
You klp0i mel my hoars
AMI my breath and my vii,
In deliriou' 10y
For moment stood still
lac lial for mo thon
No t9mptationb no charms,
NJ vision. OF hAppinoS
Out Of your arm.
And were | this 10 tant
An angel, po.SO'ge1
OF Tho peace AMI thu Joy
That Rrs given tho ulest,
! would A'ng my white robes
UnrePntingly down,
lwpuh tBr from my foraheld
Il, beautiful crown,
To nestle ones more
In tbat haven Of re,L -;
Your lips upon minS.
Ny bead on your bFeRyt
You ki l.Od mol my soul
In hlis' 80 divine,
R-eie Ike a drunken man,
Foolish with vino;
And | thought 'tHou delicious
To do th9rJ, II lOath
Wo,l but como while my lIpS
Wero yet mott with y iur breath;
II NY heart might grow G NJ
While ylur arms rlalpoi mo round
In their passionate fold.
And these a'o tho questions
I1,k day anil night:
Must my lipit1'tA no moro
Such exquisite delight
Would you care Il your breast
w 70 my shOiter a. then,
Ahl II ynu were hers,
WOull ynutis ina Rglinl
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"rroyonublo" Aorl,Isnt..


A physician who has for years occu.
pied an o Cial position which Afforded
him excellent opportunities for forming
a correct Judgment, statos that the great
majority Of deaths from accident may
10 clasSrd as 'proyeRtiblo. Tint Is,
the fatal accident might have been pre-.
vented by the adoption Of simple pro.
cautions requiring but q small outlay
Of money and no waste Of time. Speak.
ing from his personal experiences and
observations, hO states that out Of 100
accidents during his four years Of scrv.
Ice, Mt least ssYenty.iiyo might DO CLASH.
fed in the word above used, and many
valuable lives might have been saved
had 1t not been for common but danger.
Gus custom and indifference.
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The injurious actions OF coffee on tho
organs Of digestion Is sald to 10 obyi.
NOd by tho use Of sugar with it, and in
this case Il IS not only harmless but
lsolutoly beneficial,
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d. CCa week At home. $500 ouiht tree, Pay
NhtlO absolultly sure. No risk Capital not re-
" CURED. Reader, u you want business a
which pefionA o. either ,eS young Of old, can make
great pay all the time they work, with ab,ouls esr'
Portland, Maine,
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Divers, by recent French Invention,
are said to DO enabled to go down q dis.
tance Of 800 feet below the surface Of
the water.
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Medical and Surgical Institute has bnpened nthe city Of Gaipol
all forms of CHRONIC DISEASES both MEDICAL and
SURGICAL The Staff Of this Institute will consist Of the following Physicians
and Surgeons 9 i. REED, JAS. JOHNSTON f. G.'ALCORN
diseases will he received or treatment caely examined and ccved ~ hS
durable be benefited by treatment will the patient desires be n
with the Institute tho patient chooses he she board
any hotel boarding house in the city and be treated by esa ihe Institute
outdoor patient
While do not claim boast miraculous believe
the advantages treatment that be obtained Institutions
cities Of the The Institute will be furnished with all the
appliances relief OF domies accidents
Operations Of all kinds will be performed accordance with the MODERN
legitimate Surgery.
Believing will be skly treated respectfully solicit patron
Of the sick and afflicted. For particulars address
July 926m, DR. E. G, ALCoRN secy, Galllpolls, Ohio.
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Palpit,tsas, Dtopsieai svslliael, Dirfiae,s. tnai
is,!ioa' Hsaalshs, SlssPlsishsii sured By "~ei,
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Quick, complete cure, 81 Kidney, Bladder and
yi1gsafI pssssss SsadnS. lrrilsii0h, Stone. Grav.
j, catarrh Of The Bladder. s., Druggists.
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NM niar the working class. Send 10 cents for
In 2osmgc, aud We will mail you rRaN,
IVIIf Iroyai valuable box u sample goods that
AAN VII ~, you tn the way u making more
money u few days than you ever thought possible
al any busineA ',aplial not required. We will
start you, You can work all the time OF 10 spare
time 1nly The work i universally adapted 10 both
sexes, young aud old, You can easily earn from 90
cents to S every evening That an who want work
may te,tlhe buiheAs, We make this unparalleled niIer
TO AL who are not vel satisfied We Win srnd s. to
pay iot the trouble " Vhlias u.s. Foil particular,
directions, cic,, sent free Fortune. VII bo made
by those who givf their wholr ume u The work.
Great success absolutely ere Don't delay. Start
nav. Addtv4, SIps1S Z Co, Portland Maine
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Cures Piles or Hsnorrhoids, Itching, Proiruding
Bleeding, Internal OF other. Internal and External
REMEDY IN each package, Sure cure, SIS, Drug.
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Cures cholera, colo. Craps, diarrhoea, aches,
pains, ,prai9ls, headache, Hsurslgia, rheamansm.-
a0e. Rough on Pain PasIeIS, I5e.
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AK Tot Wells rough on Cons ise. onich
complete cure. Hard Of sqh eoIns. valii, buhispl
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II you are falling, broken, worn out and nervous
ise "Wsllf Health Reviewer" s.. Druggiiu.
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'Wellr Health Reneref restores health and viror.
cures DysPsP,ia, Headache, Nervousness. Debility.
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Correct, ollsnsiss odsts at onss. Complete eqr,
pipthstil, Sore Throat, Foul Breath. SOC,
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rhln People.

Flies reaches, ANA, hed.buet rats mice gopher.
sAiPuauki, cleared cut BY ''Igugh on Rats" Zee.
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Trough on Itch cures humor, cruptions, ring,
worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, ehiblainJ.