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smokey. DC: clear bellies funsmoked,, 94e. clear
bean pork. y brl 200 tbs $l7s50. family mess pork
brI 200 TBS, $3.50; ham rump. " brl 200 %
$3.50; pig pork. in 1oo-b kegs p key, $10.o 90.
Bologna-S IL. large small. 7ioc cloth, large OF
small 70 Lard-Pure winter Leaf kettlerendersd.
in tierces, Sci in one-half brls 9sse; IN SON
in 100 ID cases 9lsc: in 20-ib raas Sob csses.
9l4c: prime leaf lard IN Heroes size. Re6nen Lard
In tierces, SCI in so cansi Loo ID cases. Size.
PRoDUCF.ss
BEASs-Choice hand clicked navy. s.. SIS 13 p bu;
medium hand picked ~ 5a3.0O
BCTTER-Fair creamery. l9 022e; choice 2A126c;
BEEswAx-Dark- 1Sc: yellow, Zoe.
at zoe. -
PoUrTRY-Hens and chickens, 7aac; ROSTERS, DC;
turkeys hens. sias; toms. 7asc geese. S45004e0 y
doz ducks, 7c " 10. ~ 81
FEArHEas.-frime geese. s504oo y u: mixed
WooL-rnowashed and picked, so03se; un-
washed, medium and common grade If in good order.
20G22c; unwashed fine 1711Sc; feeoe-washed, if
light, well washed aud in good order % 03Oc; bury
and understandable, according to their value
SEEDS.
Cover-Cormon red or June prime frecleaned)
81 10O4.35 p bu; English or mammoth. prime ire
cleaned), $4.OO04.25; Afsike, prime. 81 25 $50;
Alfalfa prime $Z5O0S.QO: white, 81 OOS 90;
prime timothy 80. 70D3 90. ~ bu; extra clean blue
grass. $1.15Ol.3O - blu: red top, 50075o " bu;
orchard grass, 81 5O01.65 p bu; Southern grown
nillet SOC per bu; common millot 75c per bu; fax.
seed selected. 81. 40 so per bu old opeorn; a
canary, SCI rape. Sc per ID. Acme lawn grass seed,
zoe per tb 1928 per bu- Spinach-Bloomsdaie
savoylea (sealed bags) SOC per ID. Landreths ak
ira early peas fsealedl, $3.50 pur blu.
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Feb 17.-Flour-Rsceipts a.
1913 packages; exports, 1,587 brls aud $3.50
sacks Dull and weak. Sales. $1,000 brs. Patent
Minnesota extra. good to prime. g. 0465;
choice to fancy Minnesota $4.700a00
Wheat-Receipts, 100 bu; exports, %, S36
bu: sales, 3.216, 900 bu futures and lao. 900 bu
spot Options little irregular and only mod
erately active. Opening firm. advanced 40sc,
later declined 49ac; subsequently, rallied to the
best, closing strong SPOT fairly active aud q
shade better. No, spring nominal. s93c; I'M
graded red ss S92c: No. red So. q $3.50 ele-
red. quoted 92ic; No 2 red, February, nom
inai. sS2c; March. Ssh a Solo, closing At S94c:
April. 80 Is I609Osc closing at 90sc; May.
closing 4, 9lse; july eoa sosc. closing at soso;
December. SO GIG 694c. closing at 94c.
Corn-Recaipts. $3.50 bu; exports AZ. $40 bu;
Options advanced I &c. and closed steady after
q fair business; spot 1 04c higher. but very
quiet. Uneraded, 5906O4c; No. 3. SO 5s4c;
steamer. So. 5oac in elevator, 59i 59sc afieat;
2, February. 60 d 60sc, closing at 60fc: March,
5905stc. closing at 59sc; April, SOL 059ac. clos
Ing at 59lc; Nav. So 9-I6 Sole. closing at 59lc;
june, $50 59c. closing at SOC; july, 59k al 9sc.
closing at 59sc. August 59s 059sc. closing at
b9Ic; October, 603c, closing At cole
oA'smReseip,s. 10000 bu; exports 20 blu;
Market 4 n 10 lower; mixed Western, SO Ale;
white Western, Al 147c.
Hay Quiet shipping, 55 0G0c.
HOPS steady.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull at Ice. Options
1925 points lower; sales, 90, $50 bags; Febru-
Rry, - 000l3 05c; March, IL 40 a II soc; April,
l2201 IL 30c; Nav. 1900 q IL l5c; June, II o8 %
IL 95c; July, IL IS a IL Soc; August, IL 20 d
IL. 30c: September, 1l.001ll.i0c; October
10 IS an 10 95c: November, 10 80 d TO- Doc; Deem
Der. 10 s0ni0 9Oc. Sugar Arm and quiet; extra
aunerior Manila 4Ac: fair refining quoted at 43e.
refined steady; confectioner's A, 6k 06 11-l6c
Molasses st-ady. Rice firm.
Tallow weak and dull at 49c. Rosin firmer at
el12kaL15.
Eyes firm and demand good; receipts. 10, Ss8
packages; Western. 27c
Pork steady; mess quoted els 25 Is. so new.
picked bellies. "a 1I,c. Lard about poin Is
higher, closing firm. Trade very quiet. Wost-
ern steam. spot. 7 96c, closing Sc asked; March,
closing Zv2c; April, zs9Uz93c; May, 1888 %
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and steady; No. aspiring wheat, 75i a 773c; No.
spring wheat, 66a 067c: No. red, soc; No.
Gle; No barley. IS a TIC: Ne. ! faxseed, ST. As
bid; prime timothy seed. 81. 302 As: mess pork,
per brl. $l3. III; lard. per pound. 7673c; short
ribs sides (ioose}. 725c; dEy-salted shoulders
(boxed), 1906 05c; short-clear sides boxedl,
100 al 5000: whisky. distillers finished goods,
per gal, 81 10. Sugars-Cut-l loaf, 70 a Sic; gran
ulated, 7sc; standard A. &c.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market was tame; creamery, % 029c; dairy. IL
025c. Eggs easier at 81 a BE.
Receipts-Flour, % 900 brls wheat, l9, 600 bu;
corn. 49, 600 bu oats, 1I3. 600 Blu; rye. 600 Blu:
barley, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour %. 900
brls; wheat, Ii. 600 bu; corn, 100. 900 bu; oats,
$1,000 bu; rye, g, 900 bu; barley. $4,000 blu.
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NEW YORK Feb. 17-Beeves-Receipts, s3 car
alive and 81 carload. for city sisurht.rers direct
The trading dull. but all changed hands; common
to very choice steers sold at - 058O; extra,
So. rs and pair of premium cattle at $6.1 5. Ex-
ports day and tomorrow, $50 beeves and 2. 4S0
quarters of beet.
for sales that had accumulated in the pens
from previous arrivals. The market was dull and
were sold; commsn to best sheep sold at *40575
per 100 lbs, and common to choice lambs at $500
Hogs-Receipts, a. 600; nearly all for slanghtsrers
direct The trading was dull; carload of light pigs
nominaly quoted at $500 $50 :
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Drovers Journal re-
ports: Cattls-Receip's, 5000; shipments, 8. 900.
and mixed sl!.75as 40; Texas cattle. sse4 D''
les 91s oe mixed IS has
light $4.s5 o5.25; skip., So 04.z0.
ern s475S5.so; Texans. SIS. S4.s5; lambs, SIS SIS
ST. LOUIS. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING. 500:
Shipments, 1000. Market steady; choice heavy
steers. So. s00l.45; butchers steers. medium to
choice, So. 1004.20; stockers and feeders fair to
so4f to IS
easier: choice heavy and butchers selections
5ss light grades a ordIaary to sood, S. poo
firm; fair 10 choice, S3. 60 05.3O.s
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 8, 700; shipments
LOO. Market steady to strong for good to choice
beef steers common weak cows steady; stockers and
feeders strong and active: good choice corn.fed
81 80 a f.s0 common to medium. SO. 2004 %; stock.
81 so o. 80; feeders 81. so D3.25; cows 81 80
as. .
Hog.--Receipts 2. 500; shipments, 1900 Quality
common generally; choice strong and . shade higher
others steady weak; good to choice, So. 25 535
common to medium, $4.6005.20; skips and pigs
$3D4.50.
Sheep-Receipts. 545; shipments, none. Market
strong and active good TO choice muttons, $4 25O
ATS; common to medium 81 5O04.
BUFFALO, Feb. l7.-Cattle-Receipts 935
Sheep-Recsipts. 200; dull and lower; common to
fair. 81. % 04.75; good to choice, $685.; lambs
lower and none selling.
Hogs-Receirts. 8. 24S; prices declined 5n1oc.
light pigs. 81 SO65: mixed pigs and light Workers.
SIS 151 q; selected Workers. 1886 so; selected
medium weights, SIS. 6o05.7O.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Feb. observation-disclosures
95 shipments, 95. Nothing doing all through con.
signments. No cattle shipped to New York TO-DAY
Hogs-Receipts, 8. 100; shipments, 2 700 Market
slow; Philadelphias, $5.7505.9O; mixed SIS 600
$40: Workers, $3.50 a $50; common to fair S5 90
0545; pigs. 81. 7505.1O Five cars of hogs shipped
- sheepNReceipts. 900, shipments, 600. Market
firms shade higher than yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Observation-Disclosures 22s.
shipments, .52. Market steady and unchanged.
Sheep Receipts, 4S0; shipments 100. In batter
supply. Lambs firm at 81 so.
Hogs-Market steady; common and light. SAD s. 80;
packing and butchers, $5. % 0h.65; receipts 1870;
shipments, L. $50.
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OIL.

NEW YORK Feb 17.-Petro1eum opened firm at
SSc. and advance started in the first hour that
carried the price 5c. Reactions then occurred af
ter which the advance resumed on heavy buying
from the West and the market closed strong at 80
Sales, 2.0iS, 900 brls
OIL CITY. Pa Feb. 17.-Natonal Transit certif-
Gates opened at SS14c highest 9O1sc; lowest 8Sasc
closed, S9a4c: Sales 1O17 900 brls; clearances. j.
Up 600 brls charters, 9,S24 brls; shipments, s.
252 brls; runs. 80 230 brls.
PITTSBURG. Feb. 17.-Petroleum fairly active
closed frmer; National Transit certificates opened at
SSc; closed at S934c; highest. 9Oc: lowest. $50
CLEVELAND, Feb. 17.-Petrolsum easy: stand
ard white, HOO, 7aac
WILMINGTON, N. G.. Feb. 17.-Turpentine firm
at 81 12c.
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ORIGINAL Puzzles.
NO. 2642-NUMERIcAL ENIGMA.
am composed of twenty ave letters.
My 2. IL, 10. 8. 8. IS is transported.
Ny 81. l. Is, l3 ID is celebrity.
MY -. 8. g. is solemn affirmation
Ny whole is good advice. AUNT XoA.
WEST SoARBoRo, Me.
NO. 2643-sQUARE.
1. Solicitation. 2: Peremptory.. 8: girls nick
name. 4. A river of Europe. o. Made OF wood.
D. r. q.
NO. 26H-H1sToRrcAL QUESTIONS.
Centennial history.l
l. What great man in 2 great assembly, exclaimed;
terrupted, 3. What associations were very soon
in Boston, what major was heard to exclaim as he
rode forward ..Dispsrse. you rebels Lay down your
arms and disnerseF UNCLE WILL.
NO. 2645-PRIzE PRovERBIAL PL
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For first correct solution a dime.
FuzzLEvILLE, Puzzledom. A. 2. UzzLER.
NO. 2646-A STAR.
/. A letter. 2. A verb. 3. A species of lynx. A.
species of armadillo. 5. A large ship of burden
formerly used by the Portuguese. s. genus Of small
spiders. 2. The flower cluster of grasses. 8. An
abbreviaton. 8. A letter. AUNT XoA.
NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i: Transpose labiate plant, and form centuries.
to The crown, and form eity Of New YORK.
cozy residence and form dispatched 3. Low, and
apprenend = Hedges and form waste liquor a FORM %
WEST SCARBOROUGH, Me. \. T. a.
NO. 264s-cRoss.woRD ENIGMA.
In rise, but not in fall;
In pavilion, but not in hall
In sharp. but not in keen
In bright, but not in sheen;
In night and in noon;
In next but not in soon
Wholes the Guinea baboon.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

Trade Fairly Active with q Steady Tone to
Prices ON Most Lines of Goods.
rEDIANAroLIs, Feb. II.
The volume Of trade 10 quite satisfactory In
most departments for winter month, and the
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Metals.

NEW YORK Feb. 17.-Copper weak: lake. 16. zoe.
Lead firm: domestic. 1850. Tin steady; straits,
36.75c. Others unchanged III
ST. LOUIS. Feb 17.-Lead, 4.7Oc.
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TnseEsx THE SHORT LINE
kk Both EAST and west,

The only line with Sold trains 20
Bloomington sud Peoria. with through to prnci-
pal Missouri river points. in several hours less time
than any other line: Also, through Sleeping and Re-
clining chair Cars via Danville Chicago making as
quick time. at lower rates. than any other line The
authorized diferentf& route East with quick time
and through tickets to principal Eastern cities. at
considerably less than regular rates.
Trains at Indianapolis Union Depot
4 4svs going Nsss az. 1 Loon am goo pm
Arrive, from East 200 am 11:4O ara 1000 ma
Arrive from West.*3:5U am 1U:4O am $40 pm
4Day. All trains have the finest of Buffet Sleep
and Reclining chair Cars. For tickets and full IN
formation apply 80 South Illinois ST.. the Union
Depot, Indianapolis. to any agent the line
HLook in local column for special notices Of ex-
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.--There was . continuation
of the inquiry for new heavy woolens, with the bust
ness laid out good proportion, though at low
prices. For cotton goods the movement very
good, the demand moderate. out prices very frm.
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NEW YORK, Feb. Ito. L. Greene b Co., say:
"A very tired sort of market continues and the his
tory of the three days has been repeated
Assisted by few orders from the South. the bulls
bid up February short notices. early in the day. and
but the demand slackenei the market set
back again and than lost the early gain. and the
close found prices fraction below last evening" with
the tone slack"
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-Cotton very steady;
mddling, 97sc; low middlinc, 916c good ordinary.
9lsc; receipts, 1926 bales; gross receipts, T.
29l bales to Great Britain 95 bales exports
France, 3 925 bales; exports coastwse, 733 bales;
sales, 8, 800 bales; stock 342, 1877 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 17.--Cotton steady. with fair
demand sales, 10 600 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export. and 100 bales Auaeri-
can.
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quotations were:

-Four per cent. bonds. 1881
-Four per cent. up..l25'
Four and a half per ct. l06l
Four-and-a. lQs. coup. 10I'
Pacific 6s of 90. .-120
Louisiana consols- 49,. 81
Missouri IS. 100
Tenn. settlement IS. 100
Tenn. settlement SIS. %
Tenn. settlement IS. GO
CanAdaSouthern. Ids %
Central Pacific lists. -1l3
Den. IL Rio q. lists. -l2D
Den. a. Rio G.. As 70
Den. ~ r. G.. w. lists II
Erie seconds. --.---. 9S'
NJ, X. g. It. gen. 6s.- So
M, K. 81 I. gel. 5s.. 60
Mutual Union 6s- 9l
y. j. @. Int. cert. -. 10ll
Northern Pac &c lists. 1l6l
Northern Pacific Ids l05l
Northwestern consolsl4ll
Northwest. debent. 5s109
Oregon ID Trans. g.. 95l
St. Il. a /. NJ. gen. SIS az
st. J.. % 3. r. gen. mile
St. Paul consols. .i25
st. p. Chi. 8 Pac. / sts1l9
Tex. Pac. land grants 40
II. p. X. g. ex. coup. s.
Union Pacific lists. TIA
West Shore -------l0i
Adams Express.-.---l40
Alton e. Terre Haute. SO
Alton q Il. III. pref 75
American Express 10Y
, il. G. II. 81 N rs
Canada Pacific. ..--. 5S'
/ Canada Southern So
I Central Pac fic. -.-.- 81
Chesapeake 81 Ohio. g.
+ o. 81 o. pref. frsts Q
q. d o. seconds-.---. 4
Chicago IL Alton. 49,. 1873
C., b. 81 @. .--..-.---I2S'
c., ST. Il a. r. -
c., St. L. a. p. pref. - 80
G.. 8. a. g. So!
Clevel'd g. Columbus. 80
Delaware g. Hudson no.
Del, Lack 81 West .l3l
ID. q Rio Grande. 49,. FL
East Tennessee. -..-. 10
East Tenn. pref. lst co.
East Tenn. pref. I'd. 22l
Erie. .-.,......-.-.. "a:
Erie preferred. $780,. 62l
Fort Wayne. .-.-.--.153
Fl. Worth a. Denver. IL:
Hooking Valley ...... %
Houston 81 Texas. -. 10
Illinois Central. .-.-.116i
J., b. 81 w. IL
NEW YORK Eab
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail al HUNTINGTON 8 HOSES
| SEED STORE. 70 and 80 E. Market ST., Indianapo-
! lis. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Stronger. but In Light Supply-Hogs
Quiet and . Shade Lower

CArTLE-Receipts 375 shipments. $50. The local
supply very light Most of the receipts to-day
through consignments. Market stronger. =
Fancy heavy shippers. 81 .5OO4.S0
Good choice shippers. 4.1OD4.4O
Common to medium shippers-s.......... 8 2OO3SO
Feeders. Observation-Disclosures. 5. 50D4Oo
Stockers. ...-..--..--... 2.75 03 rs
Good to choice cows and heifers 2.900340
Common to mea,um cows and heifers.-. 1.6aO2
Veals, common TO choice 4.OUO3OO
Bulls, common to choice. .....--...... 2.OOd3. Is
Mixers and springers, per head. 5000. 20 600
HoGs-Receipts, 1,4OO shipments, LOO. Quality
fair Market quiet and shade lower, closing steady.
All sold.
Select heavy shipping .5005.60
Heavy packing CSO O5.4O
Light and mixed packing -.-......-....- 5Oo O5.25
Common to good light 4 S505.2O
Pigs 4.OOO4.75
SHEEP-Receipts, none; shirmsn ts, Light
supply. Market barely steady at material change
in prices.
Good to choice 100 to 100 fbs...S4 6OO5,OO
Fair to medium, S5 to 95 fbs.-...--.-. 4.0OD4.4O
Common .-......--.- 3.O003.75
Spring lambs, god to choice. 50005.7S
Common medium .......--.........,. 4.oOD4.75
Bucks, per head. 30005.O0
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we think it viii be hard to solve.
HoosIER GTRL~-A very largo list of answers We
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No 2. &c. Pork steady al SI4.37ls0 $50. Lard
zoe Bacon easy and unchanged. wh:sky. steady:
sales 1927 brls Of finished goods basis Of 81 o.
Cheese in fair demand.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Feb 17.-The-e
better inquiry for wheat from local millers to-day
sto e-No. hard. cash, 76L2c March. TIC, May,
zsssc No Northern cash. 5oc: March. e asc May
76c No. 2 Northern. 74c. Flour unchanged.
TOLEDO. Feb. 17.-wheas firm and dull; cash.
August So a.e bd Corn dull: cash soc: May, So iac
s se asfsd March s.
asked; May. $685. bid. Receipts-Wheat, 7,OS7 bu;
wi AZ nu' snu, i6 M oa as
4.348 bu; clover-seed, GAO bags.
DETROIT. Feb. I7.-Wheat-No white. cash,
s7l4c bid July, 81 Iac bid Corn-No. 2, SIC asked.
oats-No. 331ac; No. white. 35lac bid. Receipts
Wheat. 1900 bu; corn 2, 500 Blu; oats. 2.500bu
Wool
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 17.-wool steady; Ohio,
81 $3.50; Xxx, 2s0sOc; medium. S6037c; coarse.
SEC; New York. Michigan, Indiana ard Western fne.
&c., sns S xz sSs eass and s
um washed combIng and deaine. SO 0S9e; coarse
washed Washed comb b s4 81 tnb-wa.hed. s7o4se;
medium unwashed coInoing and delaine 2a929c;
or.san
New Mexican and Colorado fine. 1870 lSc.
BOSTON. Feb 17.-wool steady: Ohio and Penn.
L. 34036c: No. L combing SIC; Michigan extra
29c; Ohio fine deaine. 34D35c; Michigan 6ne de-
lame 32D33c unwa- he'd combing wools Il and 80
blood, % 029c: Territory, secured. fine, 52O55c;
medium, soc; Texas woods. Is q 19c. Other grades
unchanged
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 17.--Wool steady but frm
washed bright medium, 16024c coarse braid, $50
2le low ~. sandy. 1201se; fine light "a i4oioe: fine
3O033c; sacks, 1O015c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17--Woo1 quiet and generally
steady; domestic fleece, % 037c; pulled. 15033c;
Texas. 13 pc.
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VANDALIA LINE-sHoRTEsr ROUTE TO
ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive and leave indianapolis as follows:
Leave for st. Lous........ 7:30am li:55am ll:00rm
Gresncsstie end Terre Haute Accm...-;;.... 4:oopm
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Answers to Pu,

Answers to Puzzles.
No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 2619-Kt-cat.
No. 1920 M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-15
Two Nsys choo.s which.

There are TIVE usual way s Of doing what Ma
sure constituencies incoupietsly, namely, to
relieve the bOWelSSs One fsto swallow drastfs
Purgative which eSAossses profusely, abruptly
ana with pain, the othet 1, to tase HOstetter.s
Stomach Bitters. the Rect OF which is not Yio-
lent, but sufacisnsiS thoFeugh, and which does
not grippe the intesiines. II the hrsr Is selected
the person en4ploying 1t reed not expect per-
msnens begshtS and he c.nspst hope to escape
the debililsIing reacti n winch leaves the or
gans as bsdpr wOrse OF thanh fore. II. on the
other h4ndsAe resorts to tn bttters h. can rely
up the r. storation Of 3 eSujSg habit OF body,
consequent upon TT ewhl Of aheaItkfuI tens
In the Intestinal canal. BesI esN beautifully
relaxing the bowels, the Biiters arouse a dor.
msnt liver, iml arr q beuef tal Inpetu. = the
acti n Of he kidni ys and ounIeracts the early
IwirS of rheumatism, tendency 10 gouI and
m alATia IN all Its forms.