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Name Your ssP,tsOn."
RECIPES IN COURT THAT 81, " How ADULTERATroN OF
LIQUORS Is PnACIICED.

RECIPES IN COURT THAT sHDw How ADULrERArToN OF
LIQUORS Is PnAcTIcED.
The New YORK Herald to- day says: Jury In
the City Court or Brooklyn returned a verdict last
evening In tue SUIT or Charles Fuchs OF 81. Fuchs
sued Louis B. Schiller, a wholesale liquor and
wine merchant, or No. ls2 Graham avenue, to
recover S. OOO for Islander. He was employed by
Schuler TO mix and manufacture wines and
LIQUORS. He was discharged ON July "A because he
neglected business. Four days following special
policeman Called at Fuchs house said that his
late employer accused nim OF having taAen book
OF receipts. Hence the suit Ior ISLANDER. On the
stand Fuchs testified yesterday that he had no
books Uelonging TO Mr. Scnuler. Those which lac
had were his ow q, and he had prepared them him.
set The books being 1eGea ~ ir eyaense G1n-
FDr making the ..very best brandy"-Twelve
parls Of pure brandy Ql3 proof, 81 water, Of
spirits q quarter gallon OF prune juice and bead
To make second quality OF eau de vie-six parts
pure Ql3 prooD, IL OF spirits ~ water, q han
Kal on OF prune juice and bead Oil.
For real old applejack-Oue gallon pure apple
brandy, 81 gallons spirits, one-haf wafer.
For common Bourbon whisky-Seyen gallons OF
sour mash, z gallons OF water, half gallon prune
Juice, balance OF spirits And bead oil.
Cognac-Five gallons OF California brandy, 10
gallon OF prune Juice and bead oil
Fur port wine-Twenty gallons OF high spirit, 10
gallons OF syrup. ounce OF sour beer, ounce OF
mucale, ounce or nelken.
For kummel-One barrel, IS gallons. kummel;
IL gallons OF Wa er, gallons or syrup, 20 gallons
or spirits, 9 ounces VI kummel oil
A barrel Of Arion Club rye-Ten gallons OF pure
GubOenhelmer, gallons OF Golden wedding. 2
gallons OF Blue Grass gallon Of nayor, GALLONS
For gallons OF peppermint-Ihree gallons OF
spirits, TX gallons OF water, quarter syrup navor
For irish whl,kyCFive gallons, take a half gal
on OF scotch waisSy. ~ gAiioas Of Cieaara rye.
gallons OF spirits
Imported gin-Ten gallons pure, 8 gallons rye
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A 100000 OIL FIRE.
About $4,000 barrels Burned, Vessels
Damaged and Firemen Injured.

ABOUT IJOsVOU nxsHHc1D DuImeOs vessels
Damaged and Firemen Injured.
NEW YORK, Oct 11.-There was another large
fire this morning In Green Point which resulted in
a damage OF over $500 900, besides the injury Of
nremen. The fire broNe out early this morning on
board the steamer Havis, which was lying at the
wharf OF the Pennsylvania and Scranton coal COM
panies at the foot North 10l street. The flames
then extended 10 other vessels, and although three
a.arms were sent out, TO which the 1remen quickly
responded the 1re spread with surprising rapiuity
communicating from the vesseiS TO the pier and
from there TO the shipping department and build
ings OF the standard OH worAs. which cover the
block bounded by north 10th and 1lth
AS soon as the IRE reached the
oil It Was beyond the control OF the hremen. Fire
boals also appeared and rendered excellent SER
vice In getting the vessels out OF tue way, which
were lying t The wharves and in eXdL gushing
the flames on those which had taken nre. The
Dutculand, Eiiavose, Leopold Hall and the
steamer Havs were all partially burned. The ex-
plosion OF an Oil well severely burned Firemen
Joseph Mccormick James McElroy, Henry Hol-
ling, Michael O'keefe. Jos Briscoe and
Benjamin Delmar. Further explosions oc-
currrd and the firemen kept at safe quarters
Crowds OF spectators assembled, being
attracted by the huge flames and dense clouds OF
smoke which hung over the river and spread
across the city. There were about $50 600 barrels
OF Oil burned besides the destruction OF large
amount OF valuable machinery. At the offce OF the
company they can give no estimate OF the loss, but
II is said TO De upwards OF 100000 The standard
OIL Co. rarely have any Insurance on Their prop
erty and it Is believed there Is insurance on the
an Scranton Coal Companies sustain a loss Of
f2) 0OO their
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DakD.

GoTTwALs Departed this life on Wednesday. o.
tober 10, 1853, DAN III. beloved husband of kmkly
6ottwAls In the thirty -eightb year Of bis sss ..
FUNERAL will take place o. his lsts rssdence No
lola 9TH St saturday. October Is. lsss q
y. Friends are respectfully invited u efsoo y
JENNINGS. On Wednesday, Oct 10. lsss. sfsse
long painful illness. EAli A. believe d-urhsar
Of yos. a. and A h. JenninsA sgud ssvsnsssa yeAn
aud hve mopths-
Oh no In peace. my darling.
While pspA prays Tor you;
For angels reioicnx
In their thOught Of ycu-
Friends and relatives invited 70 stsend ths fsnsssa
from st. Peters church. Friday. octobsr ", g
O'Clock .. m Requiem mAsA informant o. Con
gres-ionsl Cemetery
RAKEMAN GA wednesday. octobsr 10. 1855.
PAULINE BRAKEMAN, dsuxhtsr q Jossph end Eve
uneral At rssidenos lz0s sxth streee nprshv0sl g
10 O'Clock T. VA FRIDAY. keAstvss aod fuekb renpee&
fully invited
STAKE On octobsr 10. 1855. O. ESQ . n JOHN
n sIAkE. agpd sixty -four years.
Funeral from TRINITY Catholic church 0eoevseoW1.
FridA, October IL O'CLOCK. helstivss end frnu0
are nvitsd ssts1d lnssrsas e Hogns
Ohve..
vIERs ThursdAy morning, oceebsr IL 80
viera.
resadsnoe ol2 Virginia avenue southwest
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SsErz1Se CArARRH.

The distressing sneeze. sneeze. sneeze. the acrid
wsery discharges from the and nose. the painful
infaInmatlU exte ding the throat the swelling Of
the mucous lining causing choking sensations cough
ringing noises In the head and splitting headache
how familiar these systems thousands who suffer
perloiic lily fr II head colds influenza and who live
IN ignorance of the fact that SINGLE application
sASFoRD's RADICAL CURE for CArARRH will affo d
slstaJtfdBe0tis rslsE
But this treatment in Of simple Catarrh gives
but isint idea Of what this remedy will do in the
Chronic forms where the breathing Is Distracted by
Choking y rid mucous accommodations. the hearing
Affected smell and taste gone throat liberated and
hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon he de-
bihtted system Then il is that the marvellous curs-
tve power OF SASFoRDs radio Il CURE manifests it.
self N instantaneous and grateful rel eff begins
FROM the first application 1t Is rapid radical perms-
nsnt. economical. safe.
sASFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle Of
the RADICAL CURE. one box Catarrhal SOLVENT and
Al IMPROVED INHALER. price, 81.
POTTER Drug AND CHEMICAL Co.. BosroS
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TalGgranS 10 The Star.
CHILLY AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Hut Not 50 Much rs TO Kill the Enthu'
siasm Over Blaine's Arrival.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct 1.-THE weather Is cloudy
and chilly. The city is rapidly illing with clubs
and delegations from neighboring towns. Since 8
O'Clock this morning bands and country delega-
lions have been marching through the streets. AT
impossible. As early rs O'Clock callers
be- an 10 arrive at Gen. HarriSons residence TO see
MIR. Blaine. Those members OF the republican
state ceutral committee now in the city Called
upon Gen. Harrison and Mr.. Blaine at 10 O'Clock.
The parade begins at O'Clock. Gen. Alger did
not accompany Mr.. Blaine TO Indiana The
pIrtv consists OF Mr.. Blaine and his son
W. ker and Gen. Adam King, OF Baltimore.
Among tue other Distinguished speakers In the
A. L Snowden, OF Pennsylvania; Hon. NJ j. Muir
lay, Hon. X. w. Thompson, ex-Secretary OF the
Navy; Gen. Hovey and Rev. l. j. Chase, the re-
publican candidates Tor governor and lieutenant
governor; Corporal Tanner, W. G. Plummer, OF
Dakota, and Henry Hail. OF Pittsburg. All these
gentlemen will speak at the meeting this afternoon
at Exposition grounds or at to-nignI's meetings
parade from the DeniSon House and then return
home he Will not be present at the exposition
grounds or at TOmlinson Hall Tonight Mr.. Blaine
Will make no speech at the exposition grounds,
merely d few br1eI remarks. This Is the program
at noon. Should the temperature moderate a few
degrees 1t Is very probable that 1t would bring
rain.
UNKISD DEMOCRATIC CUTS.
The Sentinel (Iem) celebrates Mr.. Blaines ar
rival In Is morning Issue by printing a large fac
smile OF Roscoe COnk ing's letter OF May 1885, to
OF Dec mber - 1884, to Gen. Harrison's law arm,
stating his reasons Tor dsmisslng his suit against
the Sentinel Company. The payer Is replete with
Cartoons bearing upon these subjects.
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Arrest Of a Chiuaman.

CHARGED WITH SIZZLING OPIUM In VIOLATION OF LAW.
Detective Ran this afternoon arrested Sing Wah,
a Chinese laundryman, on street, between l2Lh
and 18Th Streets and escorted him to the rst pre-
cinct station on charge OF violating the phar-
macy law In selling opium, and not being a regis
tered pharmacist. Sing Is nfty-six years old,
and has been In Ints city several yeas
Sing pretended ne could not understand the ONO er
and the latter had some ouble To m Ike hun
know what The warrant Was, until he Said ''Come
TO the station" The Chinaman then &C
cOmpan1ed him to the station, where
lett $50 collateral for his appearance
In the Police Court tomorrow morning. Sing is
the Chinaman VINO was held up and roUbed few
nights ago. During the trial 1t Was shown that
the all ged robbers went to the laundry TO purchase
opium The prosecution claims that the China
man has kept an opium JOINT where persons could
Is said, was freauented by All the young "Hop
Fins" who hang about the city, and the police are
determined II possible 10 break up all such places
The case Will be called before Judge Miller to-
morrow.
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Coz. w. F. Copy.
BUFFALO BILL
A LUNATIc ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.

ALUNATIC ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.
Col Codys friends have all heard how lunatic at
tempted TO shoot him few days and how this hero
OF % many battles cooly disarmed his ssssant The
follow ing letter from the colonel may interest and
benefit bis many friends and admirers:
ERAsTISA. June %, 1883
MIRA HARRIRr HUMANE AVER:
Dear Madam: My constant occupation in the Wild
West performances, combined with social duties have
caused me to feel the necessity of tonic Many
OF my friends having recommended your Vita
Nuova" have tried il with perfect success, and as
others who also troubled with indi
yestion Believe me. faithfully yours.
VIZ. CODY,
Buffalo BILL
Vita Cuova~ New ife) is the best remedy for dys
2epsis. nervousness, seeplesspess and overwork II
will assist the weak stomach; it will rest the weary
brain: it will brace up" the shattered As it is
made from the prescription of famous physician you
are not taxing . Quack medicine As 1T is made by An
honest manufacturer you assured of pure ingre-
lents As IL Is used and indOs sed By and women
sou all know and respect you not using an I'M
known or untred remedy. Only be careful to get the
senuipe; refuse substitutes. send to Harriet Hub
bard Aver. 81 PARK Place. New York, for additional
testimonials from Lev. David swing. OF Chicago.
Judge No gan j. OBrlen supreme Court. New York
Hon. Henry WatterSon of Kentucky: ex-GOx. Apurew
e. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania. and many Others of like
character and reputation. seq
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District Government Affairs.
THE AMOUNT OF BACK TAXES

THE AMOUNT OF BACK TAXES
due the District says Collector Davis, is $500 800
he calls their attention to this enormous amount
cue the District AM urges the necessity OF enIorc-
Ing the law or march 3, 1887. The law says that
the Commissioners are authorized TO d., bills In
.ne supreme Court az alnst al persons Interested
IN the property. II Is learned upon ex mining the
records that such proceeding mas only been re-
sorted 10 In four cases, when the court under the
law appointed trustee and ordered the property
sold.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day follows: William Sibley
one brick private stable In rear OF 1927 street
northwest; s, 100. James E. Arnold, two frame
dwellings,, Pleasant street, AnacostIa; ST. 300 W.
ID. west and brother. one brick livery stable in
II ana streets northwest; g., 200. John Ii. King
one frame dwelling, 9Th street extended; 5000 j.
II. W0rdeman, one brick private stable In rear OF
lila 18th street northwest; 500.
MISCELLANEOUS
Secretary Tindall to-day submitted the follow.
Ing statements 10 Mr.. j. 5. keit r, OF the ROYAL
Geographical society, OF London: Population
City OF Washington, us, AS; city OF GEORGES own
14345; county OF Washington "a, 1854; total, 2lS.
1877 statement OF receipts and eXpendilu ke-
ceiptS "a, 531 OO712; expenditures, $42Ul, $50 90
The Commissioners have accepted TIE resgna.
department..
Mr.. Patrick Moore has been appointed private
In the fire department..
A letter has been received by the Commission
ers from Geo. TrueSdell. asking that a grade or
culvert be built at the intersection OF 5tu and II
streets northeast on the side OF he Metropol-
tan Branch or the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
In answer u q request from Assessor Fish, the
Commissioners have notified him that there can
be no further increase In The water supply unti
the 2O-inch Waterman Is LAID.
Patrick Noone has been appointed private in
the nre department..
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Paste This In Your Hat.

From the Phtladelph1A fre1A
Perhaps some wives would like to cut out the
following and paste It In their husbands hats:
/. Always come home good-tempered, leaving
business cares behind, and do not vent annoy
ances met with at ONCE on your wife and family.
2 Make yourself agreeable TO your wife and
friends, and DO not sit glum all the evening look
ing utterly bored
3 Be lenient TO your wifes faults, and DO not
expect perfection until you have nrst become per-
feet yourself
4 Be punctual at meals Remember cook can
not keep dinner waiting without It's being spoatt:
Do not expect each servant 70 have Two pau On
s. Do not expect your wife to keep accounts,
unless you take the trouble to keep your own cor
rectly. -.,,
G. Dress Is well and Is neatly asyour means VII
allow, and be careful not TO get your pest trouses
wet as baggy knees are thing no woman can to
3. Be as kind and attentive 70 your wife e you
were before your marriage and remempes shs No
got no pipe TO 20 70 for Comfort
g. When your liver u out o. oeocI IememcM LoSo
cannot be palatable; therefore DO nQ grumole
and turn oyer on your plate what your VIE mas
PROVIDED Tor you g tt Weee not ns h@ ooS 70
q II Won have WIN who aoo keep her house
In order u not constantly at war win oer eerv.
apta n NOT extravagant, has meals regularly eoo
wen served and does her bess % please ee nef Sc
you appreciate her, oeherWiee ne wln ceaee 70 w
md msSe your home comfortable ana IN oue coQrse
your troubles at home wiu % innnSsev Wuss seAo
any yea Day have . omoe
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RAILROAD MEs BARELY ESCAPED PROM THE Hr0Ro
ENGINE

RAILROAD MES BARELY ESCAPED PROM THE HH0no
MOB on An ENGINE
A special from Birmingham. Ala, Oct 10, 60 the
New York World says: conductor Brantley, Rng1-
neer Brown. and frelght-train crew OF men, on
the Birmingham Mineral Railroad, narrowly es-
capped lynching this afternoon freight train In
charge Of Conductor Brsntley and his crew ran
over and killed a colored woman named Clara
Dickson at smiths Mines, miles from this city.
Tue woman was drunk and lying across the track.
The tran stopped ana some OF the crew took q
shovel and threw the fragments OF the body from
the track. Two hundred negro miners witnessed
the accident. Many OF them were Drinking ana
nearly all were armed They surrounded the train
with their pistols drawn and swore they would
lynch the entire crew. While I'VE OF the negroes
went 10 a slorr near BY Tor rope tue entire crew
OF the train got on The engine and q brakeman
stealthily uncoupled IL from The Train. The engi-
neer pulled the throttle open and they started 10.
ward the city, followed by a Iusllade OF shotk
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BEDELL WILL NOT ANSWER


NEW YORK, Oct. 11-James E Bedell the
swindling clerk OF the law firm OF Ship
man. Barlow, LsrocQue Choate, was in the
Supreme Court to-day, but refused TO answer
any questions put TO him. Last week Bedell
had been ordered to submit TO an examl.
nation as a witness before trial in suit
brought by his late employers against the bank
OF the state OF New York. He was sworn as q
witness and the examination set for to-day. Be-
lore the proceedings began Bedell said that
ne most respectfully but firmly declined
70 TESTIFY In the case. The bank law
yers were dumfounded- Bedell was called to the
stand several questions put TO him. but he declined
10 answer them or state the grounds for his re.
fuSsL He was finally committed for contempt
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From the New YORK Graphic
Nesmerism Ia an influence analogous to terres-
trial and metallic magnetism supposed to reside In
animal bodies and 70 be capable OF Transmission
from one TO another. II was 1rst brought into no
t,ce in Germany In IT'S by Mesmer, native OF
Swabia, who performed many reputed cures by
the influence OF the magnetic nuid His method
his eyes steadily nxed upon him, and TO perform
with his hands Q few preliminary manipulations
ahut the epigastrtum and hypOchondrium
IN order 70 establish between them wnal he
called the mag netic relation" He tnen proceeded
TO Operate upon the diseased part by touching it
other and performing certain movements u The
dnaerA His theory was that animal bodies are
sussceptible 70 the influence OF magnetism, and
they are affected by it on account OF It's dissent
naJinR itself through the substance OF the perveA
About the time OF Mesmer's retirement animal
by the discovery OF the de Puysegur OF the
magnetic sheep. II 10 under this title that the
most surprising phenomena OF animal magnetism
have been exhibited during the present century.
magnetic clairvoyant Is person who having
been thrown into The oomnambulistic condltion by
the manipulations OF The magnetizer. becomes pos
sessed OF extraordinary powers OF sense and PSF
ceplon. Thus Y clalrvoyanL, II ~ said, can read
book unopened or Q letter inclosed In q SOLID
wooden box. While tnsonsable 70 impressions upon
nenced oy his magnetizer. He v governed " tne
wiz of the magnetizer ana whatever the latter or
ders MIN 70 DO be does and this order y under
stood and obeyed even n not spoken, put Only
thought When the magnet1xer W1tnoraws sne ~
nurnCe OF his magnetism IRON ms sooyoct tne
ianses INTO IN normal coSditioa. The whole e.
cres appears 70 resolve itsen INTO ths power o.
mind Over matter aided By an imaginative person,
without sumcaent VIII power 20 reeast ~ innueoce
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A Passenger and Freight Collide.
TWO COACHES WRECKED AND TWO MEN FATALLY I'M

PIrTsBrRG, Pa, Oct IA Canton Ohio r,hror.
tcte Telegraph special says: A northbOund
passenger train on the Cleveland, Lorain
a freight train near Massillon ohio about O'CLOCK
this morning. Both engines two passenger
coaches and several freight cars were completely
Richard Whitman, brakeman on the passenger
tram, was TANNED against q stove and
fatally injured. Warren Richards, passen-
Injured Internally. He will Probably die, Geo n
clyde, freight brakeman, had both legs broken.
anu sustaine0 severe cut on the head Another
orul, ed The engineers and firemen OIL both train
escaped serious injury by Jumping The acciden M as
the company Is not known, but IL Is said viii m
exceed SO 600. "AA
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The following chances from Yesterdays quotations
2. 8. 4s coupons, 12sA bid, I2sX asked
Y. 9. Is. registered; l2sA bid. l2st asked
" y per. mp IS, 1891. currency 10S, hid
Pc; 60.yeAr fund. 3;65s 1924 currency. 10. bid
12OA asked Metropolitan Raiiroad stock 1855 bid
bid 81 asked W.shirg5on Gas. Al Did, Ala asked
bonds i04s bid 1o7 asked Wsshin9icS Sn M. hs
stock, Y bid; Warrington Brick Machine Co., 100
bid. National Metropolitan Bank, 1874 bid pm
asked Fsrmers' and Mechanics Bank OF GeorxetoWn
1S1 bid Second National Bank, Ia bid. l3O asked
ssked U $; ELECTRIC nc, Light; 5sa bid. Washington
Sssignt 20. bonds. l234 bid, ~ asked. National
ton and Georgetown railroad stock 205 bid 10
aSked 49, ~
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Stables IN Alleys,
THE BUILDING REGULATIONS AMENDED

THE bCIIDINo REGULATIONS Attended,.
The STAR yesterday referred to the application
Of w. T. Thompson for permit TO erect a brick
etable on square 2O7. The permit was issued to-day
first upon Attorney Riddles recommendation, and
second the board decided TO restore the building
regulations as they were previous 10 their altera-
ton by Col. Ludlow which was done
regulations now read that q stable shall
not be built within SO feet OF any
dwelling fronting on any street or avenue
BY this construction 1t will be alleys are lett
Out or the question, and stables may now be built
in alleyS
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Expected 70 Leave for the West To-
night,

Judge Thurman remained at Oak View last night
and did NOT come into the city during the day. His
son came in with the President shortly before
noon to-day, and remained at the White House
until O'Clock. 1t Is not known definitely when
the Judge Will lie We for the West but Il il ex.
pected that the party Will start some time to
night
WHY THERE WILL BE NO RECEPTION.
MI. ThuTmans decision to leave Washington TO-
DAY prevents the proposed reception Of the Dis
trict democrats. A friend OF Mr. Thurman called
at Mr.. VIM Dickson's office yesterday afternoon
and stated that he had been authorized to notify
MIN 10 That effect. As Mr.. Dickson had gone TO
New Ioik, whittier he was called 10 attend q
meeting OF the national democratic committee,
simply verbal message was left, as coming from
Judge Thurman. A. W. Thurman said last even
Ing that his fAther would start West to-day, and
that while he would be gratifed to meet his many
old friends OF the District OF Columbia, he had de-
cded that II would not be proper 10 vest the occa
sion OF his present visit to Washington with any,
thing polit cal cast as he was here purely on
professional duty.
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Canada Feels Warlike.

The Toronto, Ont, Empire, the chief govern
ment organ In Canada, asks: "Has It ever hap
pened In the history OF the world that country
took such liberty with the possessions OF another
as the United states are taking with Canada with
out having nrst resolved upon going to war with
the insulted nation'" and after q long argument
In the negative 1t says: ave are nve millions Of
nave submitted patiently to United states iuter-
terence by methods more offensive than language
can well express, the Time has at length arrived
when on both sides OF the International boundary
all ralr minded men must agree that the dignity
and honor or both countries call for the abanuop-
ment OF an attitude which conveys q standing In
suit and menace u the Canadian Dominion"
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Tar Fa1xxp o. Ar

FUNDS EXTRACT 10 used In the hou.ehola a, N.
Sressdsnt e vel as that Of the humblest citizen
Aenbers OF the Army and the NAVY ths a. 81.
ysneh The pulpit and the presss ranks and ci.ssss
- people-hAve sent their personal exp~r-sncs .n6
thanks for ths last forty years. unti Their
esd volumea tsstlfylnx wonderfu nj chr - ~
ktpds Of Pain Inflammation. snocted Nv pssS rsl
INTACT. ~ NoNOS
ksmsmesr PONDS EXTRACT 10 sold in bottles only
bun wrapper with Landscape tras lnArk ther.on M
with rsspscsshls dypgx1sts only. my2s