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The Dairy:

1t is always some one else that make
i the poor butter, but if "some one else
makes all the poor butter in the market
she has the virtue of being Industrious
at least.
The advice to put rubber band on {
leaky teat is on its rounds. When We
tried it ten years ago, we foun IL nCces
sary to have some salve to pnt on the sore
made by the band. and to milk the COW by
proxy.
Rapid churniug is often done ut II sacri.
flee of quality. If the cream is in good
condition and at the proper temperature
the operation need not occupy more than
forty minutes, and to have 1t done in less
than twenty minutes many believe to be
false economy In this matter practical
experience is essential.
The R,tlW AeW Yorker is credited with
the statement that the appearance of salt
crystals on the surface of butter is
simply daryman's trick of adultera-
ting his butter with water. To this adj
liberated or extended butter he adds the
usual weight Of salt per pound, max
ing it pcrceptibly too salt, even to those
who are accustomed to salt butter. In
the warm room the water comes to the
surface and is evaporated, leaving the
Objectionable incrustation. Now. per-
hapS it would be kindness to all con-
cerned to divulgc the secret OF mixing
water aud butter 50 that purchasers could
not see the water. 1t might drive the
filthy oleo out of the market, as water is
so cheap. If you mean that the butter is
not worked enough, why not say so, and
not accurse dairymen of dishonesty in a
manner that is impossible by any means
known to the general publicI
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Home AGAIN.,

To the Jr. partner of the Somer
set Reporter: Dear Sir,
Please arrange the types for the
next issue of the Reporter, so they
will Indicate to my OLD CUSTOM
Frs that | am at home again, and
on deck at No. 8 Madison st. Type
such old friends also, TO be sure and
call; but not to ask me when | am
am going to move agains | have
800 yards OF medium and cheap
Woolens for Men and Boys wear,
which | propose to close out at very
low figures; and have only to add,
on the cloth point that any Gus
toner who may not quite under
stand the value of Woolens who
will accept my advice i'll purchas-
ing such goods shall have all bad
bargains fully made up to them.
advertise and exhibit today,
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH"
only in Hank Linen Thread, and
Candle Wickings, two useful arti-
cles in family.
Miss Nevada Burns, who is to
assist me at the Counters, solicits
social calls from her friends and
acquaintance.
3wS S. d. ARNOLD.
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The Good Old Times.

The following is an extract from a
speech delivered at Great Falls, New
Hampshire, February 81, ls12, by Henry
Wilson. afterwards NieePresidcnt Of the
United States.
III, first month | worked after was
twenty wears of age, went into the
woods drove team. cut mill-lugs. wood,
rose in the morning before daylight and
worked hard until after dark at night,
and received for it the magnificent sum
of six dollars. Each of those dollars
looked as large to me a. the moon looked
tonight.
ON the farm on which served an APP
premiership have seen the best meu
who ever put a scythe in grass working
for from hfty cents To four shillugs q
day in the longest days of summer. Yes
terday | visited that farm. ! asked the
men who were there what they paid mel
in haying-time last summer. and they
said from two dollars tn two and half !
day. This was paid on the same grounC
where men worked forty years ago fo
from fifty cents to four shilingS, AM
took their pay in farm products, no
money have seen some of the bright
est women go into the farm-houSeS ant
work for from fifty cents to four shlll
ings week, milking the cows, maxim
butter and cheese, washing spinning, an
wcaving-doing all kinds of hard work
was told yesterday that many youn
women were earning in the shops do
lar a day, and that those who worked i
houses were getting from TWO dollars an
half a week to three dollars and a hall
Hon. Thomas Ewing, of ohio, in
speech delivered IN the United State
Senate in February, 1852 made the grapl
. ic statement given below concerning tn
hardships of the American farmer befor
; Protection had built up manufactures !
: onr Western States
, In short, every portion of the worl
8 was scached by our intelligent merchants
l and all combined did not furni b a mari
| ct adequate to our surplus production
Every farmer in Ohio long knew an
/ felt the pressure consequent upon tn
1 state of things Year after year the
r stacks of wheat stood unthreshed, scare
d ly worth the manual labor of separatiu
: the grain from the straw; so low was
+. reduced, in comparison with mauufactu
A ed articles, that have known forty bus
n els of wheat given for pair Of boots
h such was the state Of things in the Yves
/ ern country prior t. and mt the time I
% the revision of the tariff IN lS24
: our manufactures were annihilated; OF
h home market was thus cut OIL
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TESTIMONIALS

Norway, Me sept. 4, 81.
have used "Brpsn's Instant Relief" and inuui
1t To be the best thin. have ever used tor CGimp
Coiic and Indigestion. ! can ehccTiully recon
mend it to all. +. W. ~N>noRN,
Editor Oxford County Advertiser.
Norway, Me, Aug. }, 81.
have used "1}rosvn's' Instant Relief" for Dys-
pcpsia and take pleas in estiiying To- the great
benefit have derived from its use.
OSCAR L. GR>Y.
Norway Me, Aug.4 81.
have nscd i'rosn's Instant Relief" for 'loo-
ache and can positively say is the best toothlchc
medicine | ever used aud have u.rd many kinds
MRs. KATE T. EMMoNS.
Norway NOV, 80 -.
caused by lead collie. used "Brown's Instant Re.
lief freely according, 10 directions and worked
like magic 1t is the best thing 1 cycr used for
collie. FIRED J.. y OF ~"
West Paris, Nc, Aug. @. 81
Our baby had been very wouisome ever Since it,
birth from what appeared to he Collie, at times cry
ing itself nearly into commissions After having
various treatments without success we were dd-
yiscd Ia Try "BroVn'> Instant Relief" We began
it, use by giving drops in Tablespoonful OF
water which he readily took from his bottle, max
ing external applications to the stomach at the
same time according to directions. The effect was
magical, Tor the first night after commencing lis
use were enabled To obtain good night, rest,
the first Tor nearly three weeks. Whenever these
distressed spells have returned. the treatment mas
becnrepcated with the samv-satisilctorN results
Ma. AND MRs. +. IL. FitlD.
Norway, Me, sept /, 49,
About noon of Aug. 8fstf ate a small raw turnp
which caused me great distress at the stomach,
took dose ot "Brnvus Instant Re ict' which
cased my intense distress. | repeated this treat
mcnt according to directions. This caused nausea
relieving my stomach OF its load and completely
relieved my terrible distress consider thi, mcdi-
cine to he truly wonderful for the relief Of Collie
L. G IACKsoN, Y. 5
Norway, Me, Sept 4, 81.
Last night had "a severe attack OF Asthma,
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4 IA COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow
"A hesan, within and for the County OF Somer
set on the I'd TUESDAY OF FER. in the year o
eight the following business having been present
ed for action thereupun hereinafter Indicated :,
hereby Ordered: That puDic notice thereof b.
glveL to al persons Interested, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be holden nj sal,
Skowncgan,at HE Probate Office on the srcuu,
Tuesday of MAR. next at nine of tho clocl
IN me forenoon. and he heard thereon and oh
lcct II they see cause.
GEORGE V. ROBINSON, late of Canaan. de
cen-ed Petition to have inventory sri mid,
presented by Mary :. Bursiel, daughter of de-
ceased. " "
DAVID l.. FOGG. lat of Coruyillc. deceased
VII ana Codlcil there % presented for prnb1t -,
by I lzabrih A. aud Chlfles NJ Fog, The Tx.
ecutois named therein
MAXI { GEfNliELL, late Of Canaan. deceas.
ed, VIII presented for prota e hy Henry Rirk.
er, Tie executor named therein.
GEORGE SMITH, la'r of Mercer. deceased
WI presented for probate hy J lila II. smith,
the eAecntiN named therein.
AN NO-Mt>. late Of Stowhcgan de.
't t-'u' NlIl presented for probate nv Albert
q, Emery with Petition for rh. ,,pnointnent
~ himself a> Administrator with tlr will an.
h'Neu' So Resignation of Levi p, Barrett. Ex.
eettn named therein, filed
JAM Mn RoWEIL, late of solon, de
G a.ed VIII pre>cu I'd fOr probate by Ciynlc
H9 hoNtlt' Inc LArcutrix named taefcIn
ALVIN COLLINS, late Of Moscow. deceased
WI presented tor probate by Srwali A. bins
more lhe Executor named therein.
Il Al.pEH NANflHt RN, late OF ,rridsewock.
=, ''LSetl ~ presented FOR pr ,I,t f. hv VIII.
Hlln fltple, win Petition for the annointnrut
n Nrtl. WI al"
It.s ~ NESCOrr, bate ofCornYiile decea
r. iu,ilinh ini thr appointment OF Harvey
- EATON ddmiuisliat / presented
NOA GDDDRI II Ir l,to 80 f,
ceased F1na Account # +, b. Fuiber. Guar
dan OF minor heir presented. '''
HERBEhT W. EOMANDS. late q. Canaan
n.,ras,u, second Account ut George Wey.
nloutu ADMINISTRATOR present. also petition tir
Ntth ! Ii OF time within which TO settle snih
account. " '''''o '"iu
WILLIAM L. HOLMES, late of Athens dc.
ieaStd flr>t and Final Account of X. ii.
hoothoy admin stratpr presented
hDMARD g RAID, late of Canaan d. cons.
ca fir't and FINAL account of Wllliam Cond-
flch Guardian presented ''
~ kEkI sCRlBNER. late of Lexington do
cr Sed. Final account of +. f. Bovnton o,,"r
dian; 50 petition for I.icel> 10 sill and con
vey real ana personal estate presented Inv lain
+. Holman. administrator. ''
TIMOTHY +. WHITTIER, late of Cornvilio
deceased. Petition for license To sell nud con
W., Wy tea esiat" presented by Phlander G
winter admin stritOr.
WILLIAM BUTTON. ate of Madison do
scented. P''-
hkoRfiEC c. fAGRsROTHER. late Of skow-
hesan, deceased widows petition for al oy
ancc presented. INV
BENJAMIN +. CoRsoN, late of starks. de.
ceased. Petition for tue appointment Of 4,
Harrington. ahminist itor presented
MARGARET WORKS iate OF Nnrrid,.,, al,
ieIe i ftililoh Tor nppontm mt OF Eiw.
sheatf anu D. y
ID
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SI2S.50

Thus it will be seen that the
whole furnishings may be owned in
a surprisingly short time, and the
payments be met very easily with
"A little judicious management.
The Chamber, Kitchen, Dining
Room or Hall may be entirely fur
nished,o greatly improved without
much sacrifice, with very little
trouble or worriment.
If your work will be made the
easier by having new Sewing
Machine, Range, Carpet, Carpet
Sweeper, Clothes Ringer, or warm
er with New Stove, your nights
more enjoyable with warmer Bed
ding, or your house more comfort
able and attractive by changes that
might be made, ask yourself if it is
not wise to consider what we have
said and test our willingness to
help those that help themselves.
We are always glad to answer
any questions submitted to us, and
to send cuts, prices and terms
when it is required of us.
We always pay freight on goods
sold by us, and aside from our i'm
mense stores in Portland We have
Branches at Rockland, Bangor,
Auburn and Biddeford.
THE ATKINSON HOUSE
FURNISHING CO.,
Cor. Middle & Pearl Sts., Portland.
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The Pansy for March has come. For once
let us tell what is in it, Pansy's story on the
Golden Texts for the month. Pansy's other
story, Up Garret. Margaret Sidney's story,
The Old Brmmer Place. Mrs. Archibald 5
story of a dsagreeable girl. cat story. Mrs.
Liyingston's Pansy Society story. sea story.
School at Carlisle. Baby's Corner. Pictures, .
dozen or two. A lot of letters to Pansy from
boys and girls. And Queer Story 81 year,
10 cents number. d. Lothrop Company, Bos-
ton, will send you sample copy of the Pansy
lback number) if you send five cents and ask
for it.
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FARM, GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD.

For this department, correspondence is solicited
brief suggestion, facts experiences, accounts OF
crops, stock, etc. Address SuMKsKr REPORTER,
Skowhegan, Ne.l
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"There's no terror, headache, in your threats"
For am armed SO strong with remedy
That pass pain by, id word.
Which respect not since the discovery of Sal.
walton Oil. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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"Honesty is the best policy" but too many
people claim that they cannot afford the best Of
anything
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Anti-Apop|aetiine

Is preparation that has long been n. uso -, pny-
sician OF forty years active professional experience
and the claims that made for IT hive thousands
OF times been verified. II Is a combination OF the
most potent remcdlesknown to Medical Science for
preserving the Fluidity and PURITY OF the Blood
and the Integrity of the Blood Vessels should you
suf1er from Dizziness or Pressure In Head, Spots
before Eyes, Pain Around or ralpitation Of Heart
Pain In Region OF Heart with feeling of sufrocation
Ringing Sound In Ears, Numbuess or Prickiy sensn
ton OF Limbs, especially the Arm, Pain between
Shoulders and In Side, Dry Cough. Flatuience, Sour
Stomach, or II suffering from General Debility with
Loss of Appetite procure n bottle of AntLApopIec.
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Notice Of Assignee Of his Amendment.

AT Skowhegan In the County Of Somerset and
State OF Nj line the 18th day Of Feb. A. d. ISsa
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his up.
T. ln'mrnt ~ Assignee OF the estate OF Isaac Nj
keilry OF MOSCOW In said County q Somerset
lnsovent Debtor who has been decl red In.
soivent upon his petition. nv the Court of
insolvency Tor said County Of Somerset.
2w9 ]. j. PARLIN, Assignee
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In Memoriam.

| Worthy Master, Brothers and Sisters -
Orr Heavenly Master has permitted the Ange
of Death to enter our family Grange, and re
move from midst another sister, Bertha l.
Beal, to a q Celestial Grange on high; thus tax
ing one more beautiful link from Order tC
adorn the golden chain above. Thereforc,-Re-
sui,ed That in the death of our sister, Skow-
hogan Grange has lost worthy and esteemed
member. Sister Beal was Just entering life S
duties with an unusual strength of character,
an affectionate disposition, and fund of wis
dom and good sense. Her loss to her family
friends can never be made good to them, whose
anticipatons Of her success in this life were
lraught with just aud noble purposes. In her
home Grange her memory will ever be cherish
ed in remembrance Of her sweet lessons of faith
hope and purity. Therefore, Resolved That
we extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereay-
ed parents and brothers, joyfully hoping, when
our work is finished, we shall meet her in that
beautiful home, where parting shall be no more
Mis-. c. A. NoLIN.
Mis-. T.. /. X. ADAMS. Com,
Mis-. EMMA f. PARTRIDGE.
Whereas, Death has again entered our
Grange and removed from among us, our sister
Hattie l.. King, therefore, Re solved; That,
while We bow submissiyely to the will Of our
Heavenly Father, we can but feel that by the
death of our dear sister, the Grange has lost
true and helpful friend, and the community the
influence of noble, consistent, christian life.
ResolN ed That we tender to the mother and
brothers Of our deceased sister, our deepest
sympathy, in this hour Of sorrow, and may they
ind comfort and consoletion for the lonely days
to come, i'll the thought Of happy reunion on
"the other side, where "the weary are at rest"
Resolved: That our charter be draped in
mourning, page Of the record be set apart in
her memory with these resolutions entered
therein and copy Of the same be sent to the
family of our deceased sister.
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NON>> OF the good things of this
NNNN~N] life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at % and so cents, by
X T. Patton, Druggist.
\ Mississippi cowboy pianist rcjoices in the
name Of o. .. Babel And yet people will cry
out "What's in a name :"
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Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by administering DR.. Haints
Gnlden Snerf6n

Cured by administering DR.. Haints'
Golden Specific
1t can be given III a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking II -
absolutely harmless and will effect a perma-
ncnt and speedy cure. whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands OF drunkardS have been made tenn
peraie men who have taken Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge and
to-day believe they quiz drinking d their own
free will. IT NENEl, FAILS The system
once npregnated with the Specific It becomes
an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite 10
exist. For fail particulars, address GOLDEN
SPECIFIC CO., 1856 Race St. Cincinnati. o.
You propose to keep lent, and so prohabl
will the money that YOU have advanced to i'm
pecunious friends.
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DIR. BOOTHS
LITTLE PILLS


!ci Headache. csritpasu Dyspepsia. ps:,em ate Eat
Ing, c!zzness, Nausea, provsress, Pain in the ide
Coated Tongue, Bad Taste IN the Mouth. sallev
Shin, and all disorders caused BY
etious state Of tie svstsm.
They do this without disturbing the stomach
or purgiDg the bowels, aud there Is no pain,
gripping or discomfort attending their use. 1t
IL no longer necessary to scOur ones insides
out with the Old fashioned purgative pills. and
they are fast giving way to the gentle ao-
tiOn of this mild and pleasant remedy.
Booths Little Pills are entirely unlike all
other pills, and are u marvel to all who use
them. They are very rm,l. strictly vegetable
and MS the dose Is only one or two pills. they
Thought OF the pSesence 0f medicine. II you
try them you viii eertaiuly he pleased. In
Walls Ut 10 cents each or for ei.t0. sold by
Desleru every where or sent by mail. lyi7
7x@7X % BUCK.
SOLE AGENTS.
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Cash Paid For
RAGS, RUBBER, { OLD METAL
Of All Kinds.
Skowhegan Tea Store,
ORTL4ND LdTIN SCHOOL,
HlliTI.iNn MAINE

Bcst facilities for lustlu to- in Acadrmi,
: ulics, with Military Drill, Faculty: Then
T. t. lght II lYalcl, Joshua f. Crane iBrowuD
Head Mast /, ClaS, T.. Cu-hng tIalr), Ed
K. +. klcnuer, Ticticiun and instructor in III,
Modern La guagcs. Boarding Students sd
United on any dalr. For fun information ad
dress either of the Head Masters. 9in1
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MISCELLANY.


Erupii0ns of the face, scalp or body are quick
ly and positively cured by skin Success Omit
ment. Preserve the skin perfect with Skin
Success Soap.
capt. c. 4 Borella, New York, was cured of
a 10 years case of Piles by Palmrr's skin Sue
cess
"Success is the best measure Of Success.
Skin diseases absolutely vanish before Skin !
Success Ointment. Physicians recommend the
new Skin-Success Soap as healing help
The man who wanted to lodge in some vast
wilderness probably tried to get rooms in
Washington while Congress was in session.
Those Piplpies and skin disorders will rapidly
vanish when Nou use Skin-SuccCSs soap and
ointment.
Al SKIN ami Sealp diseases Of children and
adults are quickly cured by Skin-Succcss Omt-
men;. Use with it, that most reliable SKIN pre-
sentative Skin-Success Soap.
uyyiaM Of Cur, eczema and all skin dis
eases by Skin Success aai Skln-SuccesS soap.
Dr. Auston : Blood Tonic and Nerve lu,igor-
ator is reliable remedy for General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution.
\ draft will bring On cold, cure cold aud
pay Doctors bill.
CoNstIrt IIoNA1 Coren SlErr IL sold on the
"No cure, no pay principle. It contains no
opium nor ANYTHING injurious. Why suffer WITH
coughs and colds WHEN FOR - or 10 cents yon
can get bottle al the drug store Of George
Gushing.
i Now seems to be tie proper time TO remark
that ii i, the umbrella that always keeps lent.
WE Vo&90N E EiSyy1 A Eiizi 5
Is warranted, is because il is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, puriies the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee It,
Il. r. Paiten. Druggist
Belya Lockwood say, that the Momons are
frugal. They hay, to be in order to support Sa
many separate wiYes and families.
NJ M\oNNN elgoTa :. h R.'ES
Soother at hand. Tire only safe
medicine yet mad sin remove all
infantie disorders. l. 7tD.ns no Opium
or Morphine, but ei1H5 IT, Child natural
ease .JrOns pain. Price - cents. Sold by
Il. 7. Patten. Druggist
A Duluth patient being directed to hattie hi
eyes in salt water replied that he preferred al
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You can do il easily, aud you will not have todc
prive yourself OF a single comfort; the contrary
you VIII ENJOY life more than ever How can tnn nc
eompltsh this result Easily; cut down vOut doctor
bills. When you loose your appetite, and b, couIci
bilious aud cOnstipated. and therefore ow.sprited
don't rush off to the family physician of pre- strip
ton or on the other band wait until YOU ute sick
abed before doing nythng at all; but just drug
gist and for twenty 1--we cents get supply Of hT
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. Take them a.
directed, and our word Tor 1t. your unpleasant SPIN
ptoms VIII disappear as ii by magic will uc
big doctors hill To pay aud every body interested tex
cept the doctorl Will feel happy.
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ia good thing to get and the man who wins II by
superior skill OF by an unexpected turn IN Fortunei
wheel, is to be congratulated But he who escapes
from the clutches OF that dread monster. Consump.
tou, and wins back heath and happiness is far mo re
fortunate. The chances of winning 800 are small
bnt every consumptive may he absolutely sure of re-
coycry, If he takes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery In time For all scrofulous disease cOnsu-
pion is one of theml it is an unfailing remedy All
druggists.
The new "ball-pointed" pen will be used by
all reporters of the national game next season.
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How to Reduce Your Expenses.

If you want to hear some racy English go
a horse trot on the ic
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EsosBURoH FALLS, VT, U. s. A.
or circulara estlInunIals nd a Trnatisa
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XN NN>\ would enjoy your dinner
y WV and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are a positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 20 and 90 cents.
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N\N and reliable Medicine7aretlcl st
o$N to depend Acl;cr's Blood Ell
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities the Blood In every form Of Scrof
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
X. 7. Patteu, Druggist
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Bclya Lockwood say, that the Monnons are
frugal. They hap, to be in order to support so
: ,1..,.,. /. nm r.t.- ,,i.l.. md fluilin