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He said be had invented q number Of electrical
devices which had been transferred to the Pam
electric company. He gave history OF the
organization of the com pany, with Gen. Joseph
e. Johnston, General Atkinson, and Senators
Harris and Garland as incorporators, who were
not to pay any money for their interests. Gov
ernor Brown. OF Missouri, came into the COM
pany on the same terms. Some other parties
embarked in the enterprise, but paid for their
stock The company sold State rights. usually
for from 5000 to $1,000 royalty on the in
struments, and certain proportion Of the local
stock The aggregate of the dividends
paid out by the company was be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The witness
Of value, depending in part on the correctness of
Mr.. Garland's opinion as a lawyer He had de-
pended not only on Mr.. Garland's opinion, but
on the fact that the Pan-electric instrument was
superior to the Bell instrument, and on the pos
sibility of selling it to the Bell company. The
suit brought last summer against the Bell COM
pany, was the next subject Of investigation, and
the witness said that the only conference he had
with any of his associates prior to the bringing
of the suit had been with Mr.. Young, some time
in July. His father was also present The con-
versation was held at the witnesses house. Mr..
Young came there and informed them that the
government would bring suit Rogers ST..
asked whether Mr.. Garland had promised
to bring suit, and Mr. Young re-
land has promised. he will do it"
Young said that Garland had delicacy about
conducting the suit himself, and everything
would be left to Goode. Rogers senior, asked
whether Goode would act if the matter were
left to him. Young said that was all right;
Goode was our friend, or friendly to us-was not
our enemy-and he [Youngl believed he would
rather have Gooie than Garland. The suit was
instituted about one or two months after that
conversation.
Witness had no conversation with Goode in
regard to the suit Rogers, senior had asked
Senator Harris whether, in the event Of postal
telegraphy legislation, he would have any deli
cacy in owning Pan electric stock Harris re-
piled that he would not, in the least; that he
would rise in the Senate and state that he was
interested in the bill. The witness went on to
detail the reason which impelled him to turn
over his letters to the New York World. The
substance of this statement was that both his
father and himself had been bitterly attacked in
the papers concerning their connection with the
Pan-electric company, and that their associates
in the concern refused to defend them; conse-
quently the letters were given up for their own
vindcation.
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Miscellaneous Notes.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal. IS.
WASHINGTON, March l2.-John H. Gerton has
been appointed postmaster at Upton. new Of
fee in Posey county.
Wells Fl. Noble has been commissioned post.
master at Odd, Ind.
The Senate confirmed the following nomina.
tions: Mary G. Gillispie postmaster at Aber
deem, Miss; w. B. Webb, Secretary of the Ter
ritory of Montana; Pendleton King. of North
Carolina, secretary Of legation at Constan-
tinople.
The Postmaster general has issued an order
prohibiting the delivery of registered mail or the
payment Of money orders to Marcus E. Frazier,
operating at Des Moines, Iowa, as the score
tary OF the Globe Mutual Life and Assessment
Association.
As required by law, Secretary Lamar has SUBJ
mitted to Congress list of about 4. 500 Indian
depreciation claims The total number of claims
call for an amount approximating SIS 600, 900.
Representative Owen to-day wired an indorse-
ment to Governor Gray Of the petition filed by
citizens of Loeansport for the pardon of Viii
Kearney. the young Logansport lawyer who
was, last December convicted of theft and sent
enced to q term OF two years in the penitentiary.
Mr.. Owen belives Kearney should be pardoned
Senator Voorhees, labored with President
Cleveland again to-day In reference to some
Indiana appointments, but failed to connect.
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MINOR MATTERS.
The Husband of the Turkish Odalisqua De-
clares His Wife Is Insaue.0

The Husband of the Turkish Odalisqua De-
clares His Wife Is Insane.,s
Washington Special.
s. f. Emmons, an official in the United States
Geological Survey. has filed a petition asking
that bis wife's sanity be determined by jury in
the equity court Mrs. Emmons is the Turkish
odalisque, whose appearance at Long Branch
last summer created such sensation. Mrs.
Emmons is one of the most peculiar characters
in Washington. Her origin was never known.
She was introduced into society by Miss Title
Frelinehuysen some years ago. She created a
sensation then by driving two very spirited
horses. which she exercised on the road back of
the White House, to the apparent great edifica-
ton of President Arthur At Long Branch she
appeared on the beach in Oriental costume. with
colored servant a maid and ST. Bernard dog,
which she insisted should 20 bathing with her.
Mrs. Emmons is worth about $4,000 and Mr..
Emmons wants control of it.
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1t win Spoil the whole Trip.

WASHINGTON, March II. Deputy Sergeart-at-
arms of the Senate James Christie, who has
taken charge of every senatorial party for a
score of years. finds himself unable to accom-
pany the congressional committee appointed to
escort the body of Senator Miller to California
Mr. Christie has a bad cold, and is threatened
with pneumonia. He is known throughout the
country, and has q national reputation for his
ability to make things pleasant for those under
his care.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel: Geo. Anterior, Terre
Haute; w. II. Martin, Greenield; c. w.
Buchanan, Union City; E. j.. Russell, Frank
fort; G. S. Wesner, R. w. Harrison, Lebanon;
NJ B. Lee, Greencastle; John Barrett. LaPorte.
Grand Hotel: G. E. Hardy Rochester; Thos.
f. Davidson, Charlottesville; A. s. Lee. Roches-
tor; G. W. Russell, Milwaukee, Norman Beck
ley, Elkhart; r. B. Woolsey, Il. A. Taylor.
Terre Haute; r. r. French. Rochester; Dr. j..
A. Kirkpatrick, Kokomo.
Bates House: NJ. M. Mathews, South Bend;
Augustus A. Knapp, G. w. Ricketts,, James Fl.
Evans. Columbus; C. w. Winstandley, G.. B.
Merritt. Mariop; r. A. Campbell, B. g. Hud-
nett. Terre Haute Samuel j. Wilkinson, Il. r.
Myers, LaPorte; U, P. Graves Shelbyville.
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Adv;ne IN Mothers,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re
leves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as 'sbright as
button 1t is very pleasant to taste 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrh9a, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
FIVE cents bottle.
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Death of Omer Williams,

Omer Williams, of No. 225 North Illinois
street. died, last night at $50 o'clock He was
only sick since Sunday-took cold and it affected
his lungs and liver. Mr. Williams was seventy
seven years old. He was an old citizen, having
come here in 1852, from Ohio. He was engaged
in the real estate business for twenty-five years,
and was an active Republican in his younger
davs
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Sozodnnt.

This word, which has been staring everybody
in the face for the past years, and is now getting
into everybody's mouth, is preparation for
cleansing, identifying and preserving the teeth,
sweetening the breath and arresting the progress
of decay.
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SprinQ NJ q diCine

Everybody needs and should take good spring
medicine, for two reasons:
1st The body Is now more susceptible to benefit
from medicine than at any other season.
I'd. The impurities which have accumulated in the
blood should be expelled and the system given tone
and strength before the prostratng effects of warm
weather are felt.
Hoods Sarsaparia is the best spring medicine. 1t
purifes the blood 1t sharpens the appetite tones
the digestion. 1t overcomes debility. 1t builds up
the whole system. Try it and you viii be convinced
of its superiority.
after suffering many years with kidney complaint
was recommended by my pastor, Rev. j. r. Stone
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t has doue good
than ANYTHING else. n-EpWIN @ CURRIER Datlon. N H
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ona IN all respects No church il the city has .
larger group Of young people than Central ave.
church. AS Rev. DIR. Gilbert said when he first
saw them. They are church in themselves.
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ITCHING PILES,

I began the use Of your Cuticura Remedies when
you first put them on the market, and know of two
cases of Itching Piles that have been cured by the use
at my suggestion, of these remedies.
Virden Ill. f. n. MARTIN,
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Cuticura Remedies are positive cure for every
form of Skin and Blood Diseases, from Pimples to
Scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Soc;
Soap. Csc; Resolvont, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston, Mass. Send
for How to Cure Skin Diseases
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SPLENDID SATISFACTION.
Cuticurs Remedies have given splendid satisfaction
to those of my customers who have had occasion TO
use them. HENRY GERMANN, Druggist.
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v OHTN Blemishes Pimples, Blackheads and
D. DAIN Baby Humors, Cuticura Soap.
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HE M0RRH Holds
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pos
lively Cured by Cuticura.

A WARM bath with Cuticura Soap, an exquisite
"A Skin Beautifer, and single application of
Cutcura, the Great Skin Cure will instantly
aay the intense itching of the most aggravated
of Itching Files. This treatment, combined with
small doses of Cuticura Resolvent, the Blood
Purifier, three times per day, to regulate and
strengthen the bowels overcome constipation and
move The cause, viii cure Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles when all other remedies and even physicians fail
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of all others In factories
foundries, machine shops and mills. Parties having
their own power procure an Electric Generator
and obtain much light at much less cost than by
any other mode. The incandeseent and storage sys-
tenn has been perfected making small ightsfor houses
and stores hung wherever needed, and lighted at WILL
day night Parties desiring Generators or to form
write for information. By permission we refer to
j. Caven, ESQ.,, Indianapolis.
THE BRUSH ELECTRIC CO., Cleveland, o.
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ALL THAT YOU CLAIM.

have tried your Cuticura Remedies and find them
all that you claim and the demand for them in this
section is great
Higgston, Ga. AUGUSTUS w. COLLINS.
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ITCHING PILES.

was taken, for the first time in my life with Blind
Piles, so severe that could hardly keep on my feet
used various remedies for three weeks when the dis
ease took the form of Itching Piles, and growing
worse By advice of old gentleman tried the Cuti
cura. One application relieved the itching, and was
cured. wish to tell the world that in of
Itching Piles the price of the Cucura is of account
From unsolicited quarter. O. @. KIRBY.
Concord, n. H.
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Hoods SarSaparilla

Sold by ali druggists. 81: six for So. Prepared by
@. 1 HOOD g CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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when in the spring felt all run down and debili-
tated. found Hoods Sarsaparia just the medicine
to build me up Ny wife. also, after much physical
prostraon found in it's life and lasting ben
eft. Upon little girl, who had been sick with
scarlet fever its effect marvellous, entirely re-
moving the poison from her blood and restoring her
good health."-E. G. STRATToN, Swampscott, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla godsend to me- for it
cured me of dyspepsia and liver complaint with which
had suffered 20 years.. B. HoRNBEcK South
Fallsburg. N. Y.
Ican recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to all safe,
medicine It cured of terrible headaches and
cured my little girl of swellingsin her neck which had
been lanced twice. Mas. +. e. LORD. Gates avenue
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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xrH&wNA TIRED MUSCLES strengthened pain
49, "a VI annihilated, Inflammation subdued and
[ @Ss "a malarial and epidemic diseases prevented
= @Ssf by that infallble antidote to pain and
ElINSSm Xlll inflammation, the Cuticura Anti-Pain
IVY ~" Plaster. 25c.
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Sold by all druggists. ST. six for S5. Prepared by
O. HOOD s. CO.. APothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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from M. Sew iJft liz'
ClrsmiRE Conn Aug, o. Patrick
FRan, one of the hest known real
dents Of this town, tells astrangc stO.
~ Of nu adventure he hat with II
ghost n might or two zgu Tie SAYS
,.r WAS driving by the o'd Jenny I'M
bnr,ta niue When his horse suddenly
shied to one side OF the road The
horse needed all VI his care, aud lac
had no time to see what had fright
eurd him Tor some time, When he
had succeeded In quoting the
animal he turned TO look back upon
the road All WAS astonlshed To
see tall, white. nim-Y iigure climb
ing into the buggy Before no could
move or think the ghost aat down on
the seat beside him, aud sat thcre W
III the horse had trQtIel hali mue
when the strange visitor Jumped ou
aud vanished us sudden ~ II had ap
pesred. Eagsn SAY. he was not scar
ed artlCularly, becauae hS had one,
before hsda similar experience on th'
same rosd as that time he resolved
to say nothing about the ghost, IN
| the secOud appearance WAS more thai
no could keep to himself Whateyr
the thlng WAS II had no weight, be
cause IL did not alter the trim OF Ia
buggy bit. The road near the min
IL dark and lonely, aud what Easa
really saw is greatly pulling a
Cheshire.
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PAR Nt.nAlsfIs


VI. W. Thompson wa. arrested yes
trriay, suspected OF stealing Il span
NJ tue mules. which he WAS -erklug
to sell ut very low price lie halls
from Jnnesburo and rode into this
city bareback
The mules offered Tor sale by VI. VI
Thompson, ri price far below their
value, are brown. one l. branded
TIL connected, aud the other J' con.
nerled, under half circle The Tor
mer j, mare sud the latter other.
wise.
VI NJ. Thompson, the mule dealer.
refers To Stay y IhOwp-os, Uijuurs.
boro. The firm hSs horn wired
Rosenberg & Freeman. hucksters
aided IN the detention Of VI. VI
Thompson lie tried 10 sell thcm the
mules
Mm Green Riley wanted In Hrs8os
county, on charge OF turger,. WAS
jailed here yesterday.
Miss Julia {. Riley who works att,
\. Lacks Tailoring establishment j., a
sister ot William Riley charged with
| crimes iu Bra3ua county. Ills mOthri
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley resides Ia tn-l
Waco
Mr. John Remnant hH. received
four contracts Tor huildiug touuda.
tiOus Tor standard gauge turutable.
Oh the St Louis Arkansas 4 I,Aa,
railroad. The tables VII he con.
-tructed AT Oatc.yillc. Waco, Corsi
caua aud Tyler
Attention IL directed 10 the pro
tes-ionAl card OF Or. II l. Parsons
which appe>rs this morning. The
Doctor In from Lowell. whore hc la,
enjoyed n large practiye. lie i-yiur
president ut the Texas state Mcd.ca
association, aud mos, excellent gen
tlemsn in every way, snd one whl
aside from profcssiOuai cOnsldera
uOus. Will prove All acquisition I,
the social status Ot Waco
viii Tucker years aud sam Beal
I years, each convicted ~ stephen
| vile, john Crl,som. 3 years Harry
| smith : years, aud Joe Myor4 wears
the latter trio convicted at Marlin
are here In jail, eu'r0ute to Ia,
"prn."
capt. T. T., Blslrs little hoy WA
| kicked 10y n hOrsc. llcwA, seriously
but not dangerously hurt
Ben Gabriel wa, bound over to TIA,
grand jury in $500 YESTERDAY, bctor,
Justice sleeper, charged ~ aIresdy
| published with stealing diamond
breach from the wife OF n merchant
OF Paris. Texas.
susan Thompson is about to apply
tor divorce from her husband GeO
! Thompson. She will got trCrOc
Her petition will alloge that her hu-
baud deserted her three years ~,
and Went 10 the penitentiary lie AH
seven years remaining of uneN pire,
sentence, and the vile has grown
weary of waiting.
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rmI rNru,sIAsd
HOW ihe News was Received ga"
mons. Music and iprnHr- Inv
A,rnunuTs aud Speeches

News of tho grand GH|Yeslom nom
mAtiou WAS received m this city ut
b.3l nm Rapidly as rumor runs ms
welcome mcl dew from Zip 10 Up ana
presently guns were booming ~ guns
boom when happy hearts fire hem.
the Waco llght Infantry turned OUT
and fired tAroc yoley. To describe
lhe wild scene. presented all the ciiN
over would require space not Hhoria'
bic. AZ 10 p m, hacks .oaNel WIN
prominent ciii2eu-, attended by the
Fremou'- Band, halted III
front of TUE ENAMlNER once
And the band struck mp a hand
soma scraua4g. Colonel Barlow
was loudly called and 'pok9 very yer.
,.a. m.n,nrrg-"ury ~ was hoN \,
",I,cd and druycrcd an spprohg,We
s",c,h. Dr. wilkes was then ca',,u
Idle responded Handsomely
.a,, sanger was next shouted Tor 'hu
he TOO, responded IN excellent lHst o,
Gol Barlow was recalled ana S''p sly
GrieC remarks he suggested lhHt Wv
mu.ic was needed In other qua
| ii. reminder WAS accepted anu Wy
,nrsnaders started oi Ihey hH ioY
! 1r.t AL The residence OF col 0hHp,'i
| r Rose to whom they PAID no n onm'
| that belong, 10 the father oil VIZ ''
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From The Sew iuf. Herald.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug b, l3so,--Ten
wears ago, when but : years OF age,
Mrs Henry jameson. OF No.ill How
ard street, swallowed tiny water
snake. From that date 10 the prea-
eat she has been in poor health She
WAS treated for dyspcpsln nv to
couple of noLths ago, when De
troit uhy sician who WAS consulted
decided that something moro thai
dyspepsia was troubling Tho yOunj
woman iiis treatment was 'n eoh
formity with his suspicious, sl'a } es
terday Mrs. Jameson was rel'e'eu y
. green water suake about two zee
long aud halt az inch in diameter
Mrs. Jameson saws that for years
.be ha. been forced TO eat rsyenoouSIl
I'm order 10 satisfy the demands u
he ,trAnge boarder. she eIperleno'
ed a constant gnawing IN the SION
scb' and while drinking water lh'
'u"k ga invariably rose to her lnrost
I'm several occasions shs Alm9sl
c On" cd to death. while the reptile
Wa, diving It would coll i"sH W ALL
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Whatever name or dcgisnatlon il
given TO fever aud aRuc OF other In.
termittcnt disease, il Is safe to say
that malaria or u disorded state OF
Impurities from the systcm aud sure
aud prompt cure Is tho Immediate re-
suit. l'rickly Ash Bittcr7 IL tho safest
and most elective rom0dy for all
hillary troubles, kidney disease, aud
Ike complaints ,hat has ever been
brought before the public. a trial
is its best Commcunaiiun.
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BILE BEANS. What funny name
for medicine Neyertheles, 1t is SrlS
significant as applied To- the article
Bile, according to Webster, Is "a sci
IuWl,h bitter, vi-Cld ugu,ccous tluld
secrrtrd uy the liver" Whenever The
lNrl does not act properly this mud Is
retained ia the blood aud poisous the
Nhulesystem and ,hlloWurS1 and misery
is the result SMITHS BILE BEANS
pa o sure cure Ion hlluusnes4 and liver
complaint, Price, - cents per bottle
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Special 90 lhu t'hu urf
Ar-us, r.N, Aug l2. The New.
.otGrn. Ross nomination was received
here with the greatest enthusiasm
Ills friends expected nothing but hi,
nomination, bat few OF lhem hoped
for il ON the irsl ballot Tue general
prediction Is that he viii sweep the
country ~ be did the sanH9aNcn
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ing governor. Next the estiinal,lo
wife Of the General wa. honurcd:
next senator Coke aul afterwards
others who have been prominent in
procuring the great honor for cit.
fpu of Waco
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Ws still have good selection ol
summer millinery, aud viii ofirI
goods without any regard to cost
We are selling u line of hats al 3,
cents. " orth from 81 to ~
Miss kaTE Sruurg,
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~ using BASES celebrated Chicken
| Cholera cure Cures cholera IN tort!
eight hours. For sale by Ia-iler &
| Mnrrl,nM. MA.o. Tex.
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N,uIu. I...n,iy b, cordially invited ~
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,t.i.,A. .it 4 SCI. O ,Yrut-e uiS
f.rI lut.i ulHn hfiDk suataui",l not
tlI..Iaf .f. t.. ,tats cor money frWniri, over
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a.. DO. .,,..iu aud M-ry strr,tN ""c" let
t,lHuu.tn Iup,, 10 revcd 100, srwiuE ~.
II ...I. of.r 90 l..urf "i tluh aud Aisnn
i.rlrfs itug store. wh,f"
t.t ..nt ur get rHpait ell kini. NJ
....... ..a.|...t Respectfully HNiiU.
A. rut tNAMtNtt unhrc ~
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N.uf..t 50. eiI ,.hNnsr Wtnltntc tH
y v... ..ai.t lna " T. MAHltN a liho
l.pHI. .tstKNI utItvtki WAGON
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"Coldens iAqwd hrl Tome ia
wonderful remedy tot weakness
fever aud loss of APPETITE
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The sou glow of the tea t1.ei L. acquitted b.
the ladies' who use Puf.1uts poNier furAsl'
~ al druggists aud iaucy good dealers
Fnr sale uy castle. Morrison Waco.
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Nj. WtnslOr, soothing syrup should al
Ways be used tof ohilif.n tssIhlus IL sOoth'
cure, Nini collie sui n Ms tssi trmii-s foi
ilsffhlsA