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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26

Those who raise poultry for home use
or market are already thinning of the
fluffy balls that are to be liberated from
numberless eggs as the spring adj ances.
1t IL very important that such chicks as
are intended for cary marketing be
Matched early, and given sucn care as
will keep them growing and vigorous
until ready To be killed. When hens are
to he set cary, there will I've need OF
care in gathering the eggs so that they
wIil not yet chilled; the nests must be
watched anu the eg5s brought IN as
soon as laid aud kept from chilling un-
iii needed. When hens are set in March
IL is well 10 put only niue eggs under
each, for ii larger number is
used the hen can not keen them
warm. The nests for setting hens
SHOULD be placed where they Will be un-
disturbed; and il i'll boxes, earth COW
cred with straw makes good nest.
The eggs may need sprinkling with
tepid water during the last week of in
cubatiou, AS moisture AS well as warmth
~ II necessary factor in The Matching.
When hatchsd the br obs can be doub-
led up, giving all the chicks from two
hens TO one.
These early broods should have
coop with a sunny exposure, and il pos
stole, inciosrd on the south by glass,
aud If the nights ara cold the coDps
should he covered with old carpetiug or
| ~ugs. | have known u brood OF pro-
tecte6 to be buried in deep fall of Snow
and suffer no harm. The frat twenty
Jour hours after the chickens leave
the shell they are nourished by
the yel9 of the egg from which
they have come. At the end of this
time they should be led bread crumbs
or corn meal ruDDed ~ with u hard.
boiled egg, giving them this tor eight or
ten days. They should be led as often
as once in two or three hours; but the
feed should not be- left in the coops to
sour or to he trampled by the little
chickens. Chicks Matched 20 early, be-
fore the grass STARTS, will need green
food. Lettuce, oats and grass can be
grown i'll II uox in "A sunny wiudow, and
cabbage, sweet apples and Onions, chop
ped, viii be reisned ny them. rhe cop
uil no. be large enough to give them
the exercise needed, and a small, sunny,
sheltered yard will be necessary. Here
they should be provided with plenty OF
fine gravel.
AS they grow larger, give them bar
ley, oats and bran, moistensd With
mix or water, Crach Ell aud whole corn
and buck wheat screenings. At noon
thew may 90 fed boiled potatoes, with
some meat mixed with them. From
the first they must have pure, cold
water To drink, or if mi X eau be given
them instead they will grow faster in
return for it. There is often a loss be-
lore the chickens leave the nest, caused
by the hen tramping on them; this can
be avoided by removing the chickens as
last as they are Matched, aud returning
them to the hen at night; for # they are
given back by daylight she ~ almost
certain To disOwn aud persecute shem to
death. W hen chickens get Chilled and
It. is necessary to- revive taetu IA warm
coverings by the fire. the same precau-
ton must be followed when they are re-
turned to the hon. Rural New Yorker.
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A Mnther-in-Ihw,s ,tntue.

A fine marble portrait staJue OF Ro-
man lady has been discovered near the
Scala Santa in Rome. IL is scuip ured
in spotless Parian marble of the rarest
quality. The right hand, which was
r ised, is unfortunately wanting, aud
the nose and the tips OF both great toes
have been bruised; but with these ex-
ceptions it is p4rfrct, aud the surface OF
the marble, uuiuj ured by corroslon, Is
almost as pure AS the day Vt ieit the
sculptOr's studio. A Greek inscription
on the plinth tells us it was erected 10 an
INTELLIGENT mother-in-law by her son-in-
law, Eubouleon.
The statute is peculiarly Interesting
from the circumstance that the face
only is that of Eu ouleon's " other-,n-
law. OF statues which have been made
to serve for those OF persons OF later
period by the entire removal Of the
head, another head being substituted,
there are many examples. But In TINS
statue we have the hitherto unique in-
stance of the original lace, having bean
sunk sufficiently To permit oil the ,ss-
lures being altered into those OF the ,ady
whose relationship to Euboulooi4 Is re-
corded on the pliulh. Tine lettering on
the plinth, aud the nsuner in which the
| face and hair are 'arved, wuuid ind cate
that this alteration was mad IN the first
| halt of the third century, while the
statue utilized il n tino work of about
the time OF Hadrian, If not an earlier
era.-[i.Opd0n Times,
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Mineoia Mitf s.

MINEoLA, March 22.-[Special. 1.-THE
Lost Mine" was to have been played
here last Friday night, but The company
failed to put in an appearance. 1t has
probably "husted."
A magic-lantern and Minstrel show
was here last night, and exhibited al
Caspary's opera house to small audi
ence
The Baptist church has been re-
painted, which adds very much to its
appearance. 1t now rivals in whiteness
the snow.
The teachers of Wood county meet in
convention at Quitman next Saturday.
Merchants are receiving daily large
amounts OF spring goods to accommo.
date the heavy trade. Everything is
onward and onward.
New telephones have seen put in
here, at Quitman and at Winsboro
which are more salts actory. The line
is doing good business.
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The Sand all Section.

SAND HILL, March, 19.-[Correspond-
ence. 1T will look strange to see a
communication from the Sand Hills
part of Texas that has been considered
desert. So far as sand is concerned,
it is desert. SO tar as vegetation Is
concerned, it is one of the best stock
countries in the state, as the lat
steers and hogs that feed
on it testify by their looks.
The water is elegant ant of easy access.
Everything that has been planted has
grown and flourished. Some of the
best oats ever raised have matured. in
the sand hills. All kinds of vegetables
that have been planted have grown
luxuriantly. That the sand hills will
prove to be fine fruit and vine-growing
district there is no doubt. 1t is claimed
that the raisn grape will thrive here.
II so the county will prove very valu-
able. II the legislature passes the SIX
county bill we make the prediction that
the sand hill county will be the first to
have population sufficient to organize.
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,m,.ror wi,,iam'a nIrthday

BERLIN, March q. Tho ssth Rnniver-
ssty Of tho birth of Emperor William
WAS observed with much enthusiasm
and rejoicing. The streets ~ the city
we're prOfnsrly decorated with banners.
In the morning tho emperor received
the members of tho imperial family and
foreign princes, also old servants, II
number of whom have been attached to
the household 40 or 80 years, A signal
OF morning guns were fired, the bands
OF tho regiments Ia the garrlsona
played selections Ot music aud dep
uiatiuua Of suliie.s from al the
regiments aitrrward attended, divine
service, the prOtestHntS ut military
church, ard tina Catholics no The church
OF 81. Michael. During he forenoon
tho officers were mustered bof0re tho
Imperial palace and fiiod past tho FIRST
window, where the emperor stood,
while "A salute OF 100 guns was lired, In
the evening a family banquet VAS held
ut tho palace. Count Won tlatZgelds,
the minister OF ioreign gil,ira, enter
taired the diplomatic corps IN honor OF
the occasion,
Busts of The emperor were placed vt
various points on The streets. Many
banQuets were givBT and 500" Ches were
delivered az the university ana the acsd-
omy. Bismarck met With an ovation
going 10 aud returning from the lmpa'
ria Palace. The emperor is suffering
from slight cold,
Notwithstanding the showers Of sloot
and hsil there was scarcely u
house that was not decorated
with bunting, Tho union jack
WAS displayed on the palace OF tho
crown prince, where tho Enslish
princes are staying. The stseats
were thronged with joyous crowds. The
did not attend tho crown princess ban
quot aud nusiosl soiree In Schlo5s.
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Az soon as the condition of the soil
and season admit, prepare tho autumn
blowing, by cultivating or narrowing
thoroughly, thus securing tiun aud
mellow seed-bed. then plant ia
check-rows, with the two hOrIs planter,
set To drop three to four grains to the
hill. i harrow thoroughly, nj least once.
before tue cUru Is NJ. rho after cultiva-
ton ia done wilh tho two horse cuit,Na.
tor; enc with 10 snovels preferred.
cultivate deep and close While the corn
is small; shallOwer aud further oil "a IL
gets larger. There is no fixed rulo rs 20
the number OF cultivatiOus corn requires.
1t is safe To say that 10 ought to
no worked often enough 10 keep the
ground mellow aud FREQ from weeds,
until the coru Is about TO tAssel, when
it should be discontinued. BY planting
in rows the cultivation ia more com.
plete; the entire soil being stirred every
particle is made TO do it's work; when
drilled, Il small strip in every row is al
lowed to become hard, robbing T. por-
ton of the Gu tivated soil, besides favor
ing the growth OF weeds that can he
reached only by The hoe. The soil and
Locality generally indicate the variety
to plant. prefer seed grown and ac-
climated in or near the locality where il
is TO be used. A variety yielding the
most sound corn in bushels the average
year, and maturing IN from 80 to lUi
days, is the most profitable. Every
farmer has within himself the means OF
changing hil corn tJanY desired type.
By carefully selecting the fittest, he can
Just as reasonably expect an improve
ment as the breeder of h-rse' and cattle
can expect to Improve sis stuck Lot
ter to Prairie Farmer
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Invading HEishomH,

ARKANSAS CITY, KS, March 22-The
Intelligence that the Coffeyville colo
nists have crossed the line and entered
the territory has occasioned considers
BILE excitement here. While the troops
are eng ged in keeping out the Couch
boomers encamped here, they are going
in at other points in small parties, and
it the movement continues it will be
necessary for the troops 10 march again
70 oklahoma and remove them.
Freighters report numbers Of them al
ready settled along the Canadian
river in tents and dugOuts Capt.
Devices, with four companies,
will reach that vicinity within
week and turn back the party
that entered from Arkansas and Texas.
Gen. Hatch is here, and II no finds it
necessary 10 send forward the troops
stationed near this point, they will be
replaced by ak companies from Fort
LeavenWorth.
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s-"Little Joker is the best smoking
tobacco.
at the Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-The cole
bration of German day at the EXPOSE
ten, and tho 8Sth birthday
of the emperor OF Germany, was
great success. Ten thousand
people were in and about Music hall.
The opening address was delivered by
John X. Ruttschnitt, the German
consul. Addresses were also made
by Charles Il. Busch. Michael
Hahn and others. Til re was music by
the Mexican band, organ, recitals, and
choruses by the united singers. Among
the guests were Mexican and United
States officers and state and
city officials. A dispatch was
sent from Music hall to the
German emperor at Berlin as fol-
lows: "Assembled at the exposition
building to celebrate your majesty's
birthday are 10000 Germaus and Ger
man-Americans, who send their most
cordial good wishes"
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ST.. PETERSBURG, March 22.-De Giers
has not resigned the ministry of foreign
affairs.
CROW FROM CALCUTTA.
CALCU ia, March 0-rhere are
5OOUU men in India ready
for service at any moment. The
military authorities are confident
OF their ability to repulse an attack
on Herat without assistance from
England, hut they consider England
might serd enough troops to end for
ever the Russian menace.
ORDERS TO CONCENTRATES TROOPS.
It is reported that orders were recelv-
en- from England on Saturday to con-
centrate from 10000 10 10000 men at
Quetta and Ailauabab. Orders were is
sued Saturday to mobilize two army
corps, aggregating 25,OO0 men, with
strong divisions as a reserve.
A WAR MEASURE.
LONDON, March 22.-rne government
has withdrawn from the marines the
privilege OF purchasing their discharge
from service.
The Post under~ lands that Russian
officers on furIough have been ordered
to e-juiu their regiments.
WILL BE DIFFICULT.
Gen. Zeloni is waiting AZ Oskabsd to
Join Sir Peter Lumsden, when the mat
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I0an 40 IHln .r fnUsftiuu u
uboeain eos about me throat iOr wfft
den. ORA ~ took some f.Od iD.dHy, lui
hn has no appetite aud hnly oHis HH 4
matter nf ~ cfssitv When IT, Doug
lass called "a see Den, Grant he found
hls patient la the pprlor, TIE
General Immediately walked NJ
stairs "a hi room ani said no fol- worry
tired, ~ th6fe had hopu u great many
visitors during tho day, lie r'tired
shortly after 10 o'clock, aud Or Douglas
thinks ha foil into n refreshing slumhpf,
The general IL very anxious that the
weather should moderate, ~ that he
can take some outdoor exercise In hi
carriage.
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The Senatorial Furscast.

WASHINGTON, March 22.--It is proba-
Bile that the senate will adjourn without
day before the end of the week, aud it
is pos ible it may do SO by Tuesday or
Wednesday night. The sessions, from
his time until fnal sdjpurnment, are
considerable number vi nomin atoms IL
expected Tomorrow aud Tuesday
Time not consumed in their considera-
ton is to ne spent upon the minor
treaties,
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Farm HINTS
Tho Not Lnnd Tor AIeIon.

TIE best land for growing melons isH
dark, sandy loan, haylni n grayelly
subsoll, through which wator ris os
within two or six feet of tho surface.
Such lands are seldom found outside Of
th6 first or second bottoms NJ large nr
small rivers. Tho high or upland
which nearest approaches in character
river bottom, IL she best place ~ grow
melons. Tho best manure Is well-rottad
stable dung, In connection with that OF
pigeons, chickens Hnd mrkeysi aud tho
uesJ feItinZer, gUtnu, Win ur Wltl-
out tho acid phosphate. The Land shout
he plow6d, narrowed ANA hugd la tho
fall, ana laid on ~ tho melon hills viii
ba from : n 70 twelve iert apart each
way. Where each nil IN ga loo an Opon-
ing should DO made Is loot deep, aud
In circular shape, tGrou feet across, Into
this the manure aud iGrpll2rrs should
DO put 10 the extent In quantity that
VIII third iili the hole, tho earth TO-
turned and filling tho remaining two
thirds. This should nu done lu tho ftil,
30 "a % give a chance for the mauures,
fertilizers ana earth Ju bee mo ,IGurpO-
rated with zach other Plant q
dozen seed IN hlli a. soon ns
the earth Is well warmed ny and
there Is nothing To iBJr ftuW rost. Conn
nsnCe CgltiyNtlug as soon as the plant,
ara fairly above ground, aud w1uu tho
cut-wuTms have dyus thei. work, thin
TO two plants ia bill. GUnnuue cult.
waiting, and keep tho land Clean ill tho
vines begin 10 run, but beware ui dis
turbing them In any way after lhAS
period of growth has boon reached.
II our correspondent will find the right
kind OF land, and viii lo,lIa these d.
rectiOns, ho will bg pretty gue ln get
large, IL nor carly melons. But still no
will iind many difficulties n his way,
and wo advise him before he undertakes
growing melons on any considerable
scale, TO take tour among the melon
growers near aud remote, aud hu will
return homo feeling the time Ind money
vol spout.-l Nashville American.
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Cure for PLEA.

euro for PLEA.
Plies are frequently preceded by e
sense of weight in the back, loins ami
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some atiec-
ton of the kidneys or neighboring Or
gans. At times, symptoms of indiges.
ton are present, fiatulency, uneasi-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very dis
agreeable itching, after getting warm,
Ia common attendant. Blind,
eeding and Itching Piles yield at once
to the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon ths
parts affected, absorbing the TumOrs,
allaying tho intense itching, and affect
ing permanent cure. Price, 50 cents.
Address, the DR.. BosankO Medicine Co.,
PiQua, Ohio. Sold nv all druggists.
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tor NJ no usiHbl .NHItui OF no A'4h Iu
frontier " tn boz arranged.
RUSSIA nufLuf No wan Aiitrs,
BHnLfR, Mar0h ~. NasHifh0 Hat
avs Russia IL d0yniluR large
part Ut her ffrnut loans
iO improving h6r naval strength.
Zen men-pf war are heiug constructed.
War shipa, three arc plated tiuis6rs and
Two AFRO Tpsdu rams.
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Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, DC, in the belief of enriching
and beautitiying the complexion. 1t Is
but temporary and ultimately destroys
the skin beyond the power OF nature to
restore. Stop it'll Stop it now and use
only DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, which im.
parts the vigor and loneliness of youth.
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The early bird catches the bronchitis,
and lovers of early morning walks will
find this true maxim. If we were
permitted to make suggestion, we
should whisper: use DR.. Bulls Cough
SvrunO
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tester, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by w. ii. Howell &
BRO.
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rha, CoIIi.inn of .t.amcrs.

LONDON, March 22.-rhe lights of the
steamer Rhouda, sunk ia a collision with
the steamer Brooklyn City, wero burn
ing and good lockout kept. Tho
Brooklyn City came up suddenly on the
ort side. The Rhondn sunk IN two
hours. Her crew ESCAPED in boats. The
Brooklyn Guy came 10 anchor immedi-
ately alter the Collision 10 render any
help possible. Her stern was carried
away and her fore compartments tilled
until
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Being Doomed for Her American En-
gagsment.

PARIS, March 22.-Miss Van Zandt,
speaking of her performance in "La-
kline" Friday night, said: cat the con-
clusion of the play, Mr.. Morton, the
American minister, who was present,
sent me 4. highly complimentary mes
sage. A wildly cheering crowd outside
wanted to unharness the horses 1ron'
nv carriage aud give me triumphant
procession" Referring to the disturb
anco made by portion Of the audience,
she said: III ielieve the ring leaders
have been brihed to. whistle and hiss,
and had made up my mind to remem-
Der that l WIS a" American girl and to
show them American pluck"
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Revolutionary sympathlaers Executed.
n,l.L. ~

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2-The City
of Picking arrived this afternoon. She
brings Hong Kong advice 20 February
2lst and Yokohama tr March 20. Co.
rean Rdvires state that the fathers,
mothers, wives aud children of King
GrOukurkin, j. Sarpitzu and i. Kuhan,
who ar, leading mcmners of the hide
pendent party IN Core wero hanged at
the pHlgce gates on February
9 Eleven other Cureans Who
sympathized with the cause were
hanged vita them. Toe parents wives
and children of four Of these latter were
also hanged with tham, King Grouhur-
kin, who sought refuge he japan, VIII
soon come 10 the Uufsi States,
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"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours" said n lady to her friend.
"You can make II So" answered her frle d.
"How?" inquired the first lady.
"By using Hop Bitters that makes pure,
rich blood and blooming health. 1t did 1t
for me as you observe"
E9A-None genuine without bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shuu all
he vile poisonous stuff VITA "Hop" or
Hops"Lheir name.
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The removal of Prot. Sanborn OF N.
FL, after being pronounced incurable by
4 score OF physicians, rom Las. Vegas,
\. NJ, to his home, WIS effected by adj
ministeriHg DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic,
which has restored him TO his former
l.nni hppltt
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A Wonderful Discnyary.

"A w OnucTIuh DlhC'NSiI
Con.umptivesa and all, who suffer from
any affection of the throat and lungs,
can find certain cure in DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Thousands of permanent cures verify
the truth of this statement. No medi.
cine can show such record of wonder
ful cures. Thousands of once hopeless
sufferers now gratefully proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discovery.
1t will cost you nothing to give 1t trial
Free trial bottles at w. H. Howell u
Bros drug store. Large size 81.
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Gen. Grants Condition,

NEW York, March 22.-Gen. Grant
slept part OF the time last night in a
chair. A consultation was had at
2o'clock to-day by Drs. Sands, Douglas
and Shready, and it was generally con.
sidered that the patients throat
looked much better. There has
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have over taxed yourselfwith your
pastoral duties, or q mother, worn out
with care and work, or 81 man of business OF
labor weakened by the strain OF yo"r every
day duties, or IL man of letters To ling over
your midnight wolk, Hop Bitters will most
surely strengthen you
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AND UNpEyEL.

DERsUNAL-wEAK AND UNDEvEL-
OPEDp hts OF the human BODY
Enlarged, Developed and Strengthened, etc.,
san interesting advertisement long run In
ar paper, In reply to inquiries, We will say
uat there is no evidence of humbug about
mis-. On the contrary, the advertisers are
cry highlv Endorsed Interested persons may
set led circulars, giving all particulars, by
addressing Erie Medical Go. Z. y. Box alb,
satrp,O, N. ts-tlo,etiO Evening Bee,
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Pain from Indigestion, dyspepsia and
too hearty eating is relieved at once by
taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills
Immediately after dinner. Don't forget
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If you are a frequenter, ora resident or
IA miasmatic district, harricate your sys-
tenn against the scourge Of all countries
Malaria. Epidemic, Bilious and Int
-mittent Fevers by the use OF Hop Bitlers
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely harmless, Dead
Shot for Chllls.

Ladiesi Physicians and chemists
have analyzed PozZoni's medicated
complexion powder and recommended
its use to their wives and lady friends.
What better could be said of it.
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Monumeu; to King Victor Emanuel.

ROME, March 2.-Tue king and queen
of Italy, in the presence of many princes
and diplomatic representatives, to-day
laid the foundation for monument to
King Victor Enanuel. The premier of
the house of deputies delivered memo
rial address
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LONDON, March 22.-Sir Henry Parks,
the British minister at Pekin, Is dead.
1t is believed he died suddenly.
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If you are suffering from ver-eating
or drinking, any ipdiscr' ton or dissipa
ton, or are young aud growing toe
FAST az is often the case,
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II you have rough, pimply or sailow skin,
bad breath, Hop Bitters will give YOU fair
skin, rich bio ID, the sweetest breath and
health. $500 will be paid for case they Will
not cure or help.