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, 1889-03-28
SUMMONS.


District of the Territory OF Washington holding
terms at Fort Townsend. in the county of Js1sr
SONS
Territory Of Washington, county of J.aer-
Prudence A. Eaton, Plaintiff,
William Eaton, Defendant.
To the above named defendant: You are here
by notified that Prudence A. Eaton, plaintiff.
has & cd com plaint against yOu i'll the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District, holding
terms A. Port Townsend, Jefferson county,
Washington Territory, which VIII come on TO lie
heard sIXty days after the first publication of
this summons to-wit: Sixty days after the 3Ist
day OF January, 1889, and unless You appear and
answer the same on or before he I'd day OF April,
1889, the same will be taken as confessed, and
the prayer OF ssid complaint granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint ia ts
dissolve the bonds of matrimozy existing be-
tween the plaintiff and defendant, on the
grounds OF the faillEo neglect and refusal OF de-
fsneAnt 10 provide for the plaintiffs support,
and maltreAiment of plaintiff by defendant.
Plaintiff Gsks that she may he restored 10 her
former nam-, Prudence a. Mile, ard that th e
Court decree TO her as her separate property,
certain real estate, lying and being iu Tho conn
plaintiff bsfOte her marriage with defendant and
fully described in the complaint lied herein by
plaintiff, and thst plaintiff have judgment for
her costs and disbursements herein.
Witness my hand and The seal OF raid Court
Ihls 2SIh day OF January. 1889.
W. 4. LBDGERNOOD, Clerk.
lsEALl BY JAMES SEAVEY, Deputy Clerk.
Bradshaw & Sachs. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Firrt publication Jan. 81, 1889.
, 1889-03-28
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTIK W II Feb Il 1889

SEATTLE, W. t., feb. Is, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with The provisions of the Act of Congress OF
juno 5 1873, entitled An CT for the ralo Of
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory" Horace A.
Duke, of Seattle, county of King, Territory Of
Washington, has IhIs day nled in this once his
sworn statsmeRt No ii99 for the pnrchase OF
tho w. = n. w. 4, Section II and 4. Il N. Il. a
OF Section No. Is, in Township No. 21 N, Range
No. West, and viii offer proof to show that the
land sought is mors valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and 10
establish his claim TO said land before he Regis
ter and Receiver or this ofliCs at Seattle, W. T.,
on Thursday, tho 5th day OF june ls9s.
He names as witnesses.
\. G. Miller. OF Seattle, W. T.
J. ". Quilter, "
Geo. Luther, -
Hiram Heith, q"
Any and all perso~s claiming adversely the
above described lands requested to hle their
claims in this Office on or before said 5ih day
of Juno. 1890
JNO. b. BAIRD, Register.
Ist publication Feb. 81. 1858.
, 1889-03-28
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory OF Washington holding
terms st Port TOwnuend, in the county of Jsffsr
SON
Territory of Washington. county OF JEFFERSON,
Fanny Pearson, Plaintiff,
No. lita.
Thomas FsArson. Defendant
To the above named defendant: You are here
by notified that Fanny Pearson, plaintiff. mas
n!ed complaint against you in the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District holding
terms at Port Townsend. Jefferson county,
Warrington Territory, which will coms on TO be
heard sixty days after the first publication OF
this summons levitt: Sixty days after the 5lsi
day OF January, 1889, and unless you appear
snd answer the same or before the ID day OF
April. 1889, the same will be taken as confessed
and the prayer OF said complaint granted.
The object and prayer OF said complain is to
obtain decree OF said court dIssolving the
bonds or mairimony between plaintiff and de-
fendant; for the custody of the minor children.
Said action is brought and said relief asked, on
the ground OF cruel treatment OF Gefsndsnt 10
plalntln and porsonal iniquiEies, rendering life
burdensOme.
WItness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 18th day OF January 1889.
w. +. LEDGRRWOOD, Clerk
IsEALl By LANES SEAYEY, Deputy Clerk.
sam. ii. Wildly. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Firet publication Jan. 81. 1883.
, 1889-03-28

Judge Swan has in his office "new
ssasied'' Thermometer. 1t is arranged
f;ks the face Of a clock and hand points
q the number of degrees of temperature.
a Is somsthing new, and We imagine It
, 1889-03-28

Jago & Niblock have re-arranged their
show window. and it is the handsomest
jewelry window on the sound. They
have the finest line of jewelry and
bronzes in the city, and they know how
, 1889-03-28
CoNsUlEcTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice. haV.
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and
al throat and Lung fections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility aud all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases
ha. felt il his duty 30 make it known his suf-
tering fellows, Actual, Il by this motive and
desire TO Tell We human suffering, will send free
of charge. to all who desire in, This recipe. In
German, French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad
dressing with stamp. naming this paper. W.
NoYEs. 1I9 Powers Block, Rochester. N. Y.
dec2TweoWIY
, 1889-03-28

eAs 1sRsrvisinR Architect.

VAsnixsTos, March 2S.-Secretary
EiAdcn to-day appointed Jas. II. Wind
rim, of rhiladelphis, supervising archi-
tect Of the treasury.
, 1889-03-28
CATTLE QUARANTINE LAW VERY
EFFECTIyE.
Tho Cattle ar. in Healthy Condition.

The Cattle are in Healthy Condition
ALBUQuHAQUR, y. n, March 2o-Ths
cattle sanitary board OF Shis territory re-
port, that since ths eRaotnsLt OF = quar-
antins lav in 1887 sgIinIt diseased cattle
being sdnitisi. ne case OF bovine dis
sass, and particularly TeEss lever, has
appeared among Iss herds. Cattle are
ever here in = healthy condition and
are goi s into ths spring asd summer
Season in . most excellent condition.
The psrtsSiiy healthy eoRdIhos OF the
bovine stock Of Hss Mexico daring the
iims thai the quarantine lay has been in
operation. proves eenclusively that the
Texas fever does not originate within
borders Ct this territory. and law
against its possible Introduction is so
effectively adninistsred that it cannot be
brought here. Northern buyers OF young
stock for maturing purposes, are in the
territory contracting for herds which
are permitted to pass the quarantine
lines OF the north without inspection.
New YoEk, March 21.-Washington
special to the Post says that President
Harrison will issue proclamation rela-
tive to Behring sea, which cannot fail to
attract international attention. This
proclamation will be the first informa-
ton which most people will have that in
closing the hours OF the last congress sn
amendment was incorporated into the
'1nter-Territorial Salmon Fishing Act"
which in effect declares Behring sea is
closed. The amendment in its terms ex-
tend the provisions of the salmon fishing
act to seal fishing in Behring sea that is
to say the act forbids the taking Of seal
by any one not authorized by this act, in
the waters of Behring sea, and doet not
exclude them merely from fishing on
certain islands. The amendment is of
course Of the greatest importance to the
Alaska Seal Fur Co., as it will preserve
the seal fishery for them. 1t is also OF
great importance to American fishermen
who have been planning to engage in
| eoai ioiiiAS III tiic Opch "StcIn vi Doiii"S :
sea this season, as so many OF the Can
adian vessels did last season. The act
authorized the government to secure ves-
sells by United States revenue cutters,
and the proclamation of the president
will call attention to this fact The act
may give rise to important international
complications. The attempt by legisla-
ture enactment to settle a question OF
which great powers arc interested iii may
he considered still an omen one
, 1889-03-28

WASHINGTON, March Isl. w. Mason,
of West Virginia, has been appointed
commissioner OF internal revenue.
POUND, Wis March ia boilerni
Whitney & Tnttle's sawmill exploded
this morning. killing Auau ust Regel and
Otis Clement and badly injuriug five
others.
New York, March 1S.-To day OK.
President Cleveland is fiity-two years
old, and he celebrated the event by start
ing on trip to Havana with ex-Secreta-
~ Villas, and ex-Postmaster-G General
Dickinson. Mrs. Cleveland remained
at Victoria Hotel
, 1889-03-28
ONLY FORTY CENTS.

III postage stamps for q sew Nickle Plated Stan
!" 'nder and Stem setter Watch, just patented
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY.
The Approaching Fair - General News
Notcs-Pers0nal.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspstch.l
T,x,ycroN Y. Ocfobor - 1880

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatcn.l
LEXINGTON, Va. October u, 1889.
Lexington is getting ready 10 put on her
holiday attire. Next week the county tar
begins C1uesday), and continues four days.
IL the weather is fair the turnout to the
exhibit will be unusually large and the ex-
hibitiOn great success. Unusually lnte-
resting attractions have been arranged.
/ Wednesday Hon. Phil. Mckinney VIII be
present. All the departments Will be tull,
and altogether this years EXHIBIT Will be
the biggest thing on record here, provided
the weather is good.
There is again talk of the extension to
Salem, or some point south OF the valley
railroad, which terminates here. The re-
cent ride over the partially-cons'ructed
route 10y the chief engineer OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad gave reason Tor this
hope. In official sources nothing can be
learned in this connection.
II is reported that an improved passenger
service will be put on the Valley railroad
next month tOaccOmmodato the retail trade
coming here from the lower section Of the
county.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Sturgis. Of Waco Texas, died here ycstcr-
day after n long illness. The hcart-broken
parents leave for their distant home Nom
day morning.
I ~
daylight next Tuesday, the 18th instant
Electrician 4. H. Moore, of Danyllle
representing the Thomson-Houston Elec-
tric-IIght and Power Company, IS here TO
determine now much power and how many
lights it will take 70 light the town. \
private company viii build the plant and
opernte il provided the right 10 build will
be granted by the Council.
Chairman Paxton. Of the Democratic
= 4 y. A
Rockbridge. He has tn fight well ON all
along the line. and it's an aggressive com
bat He is organizing. and If he iHls to
score q majority Of 800 10 500 II VII be be-
cause the fates are against hun.
Many 0f thelcading Republicans in Rock
bridge are openly working for MahOnc's
defeat and viii support Mckinney.
The Democratic jubilee hore Tuesday
night the 18th instant Will be something
magnificent.
Judge Frank Dorstcr, Of Kansas, is in the
county.
DIR. N. Il. Barclay has accepted q posi-
| tiou on the staff Of physicians Eay-Nlcw
Asylum. Baltimore.
Rev. l.. W. Irwin has refused a call to the
| churches in PendlctOn county, ". Va.
Mrs. Eubank widow OF Carter Eubank,
the popular proprietor OF the Healing
Springs. has located in Waco. Tex, after a
stay here of something over wear. She
made wide circle Of friends in Lexington.
As telcgraphed You, Professor A. n;
Keaue and wife. accompanied by Edward
+. Valentine. the ANALYTICAL chemist, ~
rived here Thursday night, and were the
guests of Professor }. j. White. They
were entertained by different members Of
the faculty, and visited the Natural Eridgo
on Friday. Professor keane seemed e. he
much impressed with Lexington. and cor
tainly our people were much impressed
with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
BUCKINGHAM.
Death of an Aged Presbyterian Minister
Suicide-Critically Ill.


Correspondence Of tie Richmond Dispntchl
DIANA Minis. VA, October II, 1882
There died suddenly few days ago at
his home, near New Canton, buckingham
county, Rev. William :. Thompson, an
aged and highlv-esteemod minister of the
Presbyterian Church. He commenced ms
labors as pastor Of the church in New Cam
ton nearly fifty years ago, and continued
their pastor until few years since he was
forced by the intrmities OF age TO give up
this his first and only charge
Mr.. Thompson was a most amlable.
Christian gentleman, and as a minister
earnest and faithful. No one could know
him but to love him, and he had the conf
dcnce of the entire community IN winch
he lived "a long and useful life He was
seventy-seyen years old.
After SO much rain we have been having
charming weather for a week past. Our
farmers have made good use of the time
and most of them have seeded their crops
Of wheat. The corn crOp is now being
gathered and the farmers on the highland
are much pleased with the yield. Great
losses have been sustained on the rivers
and fiat lands, which Will make the crop
fall short OF the usual average. but We hope
10 have enough 10 supply our own wants.
The health of our neighbOrhoOd mas been
excellent all through the season.
Everything is quiet in politics. The
Democrats have "a majority IN this district,
and from what ] can hear a full vote Will
be cast.
Rev. William II. Taylor was on yester-
day reported in a dying condition. lie
has been for over forty years pastor of Mt.
Zion and Buckingham Baptist churches.
and is now quite an old man. His dear COM
paniOn, Aunt Polly, and only LIVING daugh-
ter Mrs putuev and many grandchildren
have the deepest sympathy of a host Of
friends in this and adjoining counties.
Texas, and Philadelphia.
Miss Matte Roberts. of Arvon, killed
herself with pistol Thursday. Miss Mat
tie was most lovely young lady. None
knew her but TO love her. II seems her
mind became unbalanced few days ago,
and she threatened to kill herself. but did
not succeed until Thursday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
FRANKLIN STREET
NOS. 6 AND s EAST.
Twin offor a, pubic auction. on the premises,
IN
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1889,

will oiIor a, public auction on the premises,
on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is 1889,
at $50 r. H., tho very desirable RESIDENCE
No. east Franklin street lately occupied by
George y. Woodbridge, Esl., containing eleven
rooms, and kitchen with three seryauts' rooms,
and excellent stable, carrisge-house. &c. Tho
lot has frontal OF 81 feet on Franklin street,
but IS IS feet wdo In rear, as will DO shown by a
map which VIII DO AZ ss.s.
Immediately after sale Of above l will offer
the RESIDENCE No. o, now occupied BY n. p.
Edmoad, Esq. This house coaiains eleyon
rooms, besides kitchen with three e0ryAn.s
rooms Thls property has frontal Of 40 feet ON
Franklin street, bat commencing a; rear wall II
dwelling and extending back, It's width Is but 81
feet.
Both OF these houses Rrs built In the most sub
slantlal and comfortable manner. Zach has a
suo-cellar, which makes the basement As dssira-
bic as any other portion Of tho house, aud In
finished throughout with best white pine. They
were formeCly used as one dwelling, aud can DO
90 used now with the utmost convenience 10 tue
occupants.
This property Is fashionably and centrally 10
Gated. and with moderate expenditure oE each
can be made two OF tho most attractive dwell
hugs ia Ohio city.
TERMS: At sale. r. CArLIN.
oc9 AucssoIeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
4 CARD.
10 OWNERS OF YACANT HOUSES.
NOTICE TO HOUSE TENANTS. CT
ANEW FEATURE.
FREE TO ALL

We take pleasure In giving notice 10 those who
live IN rented houses that We shall from this date
keep at our Office REGISTER. upon which we
shall DO glad tu have All persons looking out Tor
houses enter their names, stating VIVA; size
house they want, In what location preferred,
amount Of rent th0y ore willing 10 pay. and
whom possession IS desired. IL those who expect
70 change their residences will drop US a postal
card giving the above information wo will enter
their names upon our Register and make It our
special business 70 ind houses 10 suit them. II
would be better Il those accepting this offer
(iOr which We make no chargel would give us
several weeks or months notice prior 10 the ex-
pirauon OF their present leases.
HENRY l. STAPLES & CO.,
o. 9-W6SuIm lies Nam street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Death of a Prominent Physician.

.lFvNIdI IEIHKfa an % IIl7 UI7UaIVH-I
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, October l2.-Dr
II. b. Rennolds, highly respected and
prominent citizen of this city, died at his
residence here this morning after a short
illness. in the scyenty-third year of his age
He leaves wife and three children. and
was the father Of Mr.. Il. b. kennolds, OF
Richmond. In the death Of Dr. Rennolds
the city loses a most valuable and esteemed
citizen. and his death is greatly lamented
by a host Of friends and acquaintance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
NOMINATIONS.
The Choice of King William for the
House.
Especial telegram TO inc Dispatch.l


KING WILLIAM CoURTHoUsH, Va, October
IA convention of the Democratic dele
gates of the several districts Of King Viii
liam county met here to-day for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for the
House Of Delegates. Major c. }. Hill, Of
this county. received the nomination,
which he reluctantly accepted Judge
Roger Gregory was elected chairman or the
convention, and Mr.. l.. ID. Robinson secre-
| tary. On taking the chair, Judge Gregory
made a stirring speech in behalf Of the
Democratic party. Mr.. Herbert j. Lewis,
of West Point, made a fine speech in nomi-
mating Major Hill. The nomination was
seconded by a splendid address from
Colonel William Il. Aylett, OF this county.
The nomination of Major Hill gives great
satisfaction among the Democrats Of tins
county. which will undoubtedly result IN
his election.
On motion of Mr.. Isaac Diggs, Of West
Point. 1t was determined 10 have the pro-
ceedings of this meeting published in the
Richmond Dispatch, West Point Vrglatdn,
and Plan Dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
IN FREDERICK.
Mckinney and Daniel Mako splendid
Impression.


WINCHESTER, Va. October l2.-There
was a great outpouring of the county
Democracy to-day to hear Mckinney and
Senator Daniel. Mounted clubs met and
escorted the latter from Boyce. on the
Shenandoah-Valley road. Intense enthu-
siasm prevailed, and terrific arraignment
of Malone and the exposure Of his me-
thods was made by both gentlemen. Me,
Kinney made a splendid impression, and
held the crowd for over two hours, who
gave close attention TO his array OF facts
and telling hits against Malone, Daniei
was interrupted 10y Mahones chairman,
Albert Brown. in defence Of his boss. He
will never monkey with another political
buzz-saw.
Daniel addressed very large crowd Of
citizens tonight. creating much cnthusl-
asm by his oratorical flights and irresista-
bic arguments why Malone should no, be
placed in the gubernatorial char. IL mas
been feld-day for the Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
TIKI REPUBLICANS.
FREDERICKSBURG.
The Jeffersonlan Democratic Ciub-The
Anti-Mahoncites- An
nOunccment.
[Correspondence o. the RIchmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondence q the Richmond Dlspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, October ~, 1889.
The JedeTsOnian Democratic Club (Rufus
T. Merchant Esq, president held its first
regular meeting during this canvass last
night IN their new quarters. on Commerce
street. This club was organized IN 1883
and did splendid service in the last presi-
dental campaign. The roll of members
are principally young, active, aggressive
Democrats, and III this canvass viii make a
fine record.
The colored anti Mahoneite club organ
lied here several weeks ago With twenty
members now have forty on their roll and
are steadily increasing much TO the dis
satisfaction of the Malone Republicans.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr. f..
O. Ninde and Miss Lucy Dunaway,
daughter Of Rev. DR.. 4. S. Runaway: all Of
this city. The ceremony will take place on
the 18th instant at the Baptist church. of
which DIR. Dunaway is pastor. HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
by s4fion * co,
Real Estate Agcuts aui Au-ilo"sof'
lU.t Man street,
AUCTlONSALEOFA DESIRABLE
ATTRACTIVE, AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED DETACHED BRlCh DWELLING
On THE NORTH sIDEoF LEIGH
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
No. 10 EAST LEIGH STREET.

Attne request % ths owner 40 shal1 over 'e'
sale ~ public auction, ugon i-' p.0ul''e'' VI
rVEsDAl. OCT0ssSi5 IS, So
at4H O'Clock +. NJ, the fkpft"tl aOo'e '.
81 AZ witch bave stanoaary NarirOcos, CLOSETS,
bathroom. Lalrobs stoves, sAs, sni salfcf. ,'n.
pecto, = lners 10 slso . gopi nsieN $50 ~
me LOT. HE walls and ceilings are p"eN ~,
pered and painted throughout an' INC p'eN''''
are Ia lifstciAss order ..
Ihe TOT hAs a tront % ta.riy ioci on lhe n9i'A
aldo OF Leign street ani russ ta,> ts."
parallel nges $50 i0et % a. alley sixteen 'e''
wide. 49, -
NO exnense WAS spared 50 mako u tohtet.rht
sld Nith tas class OF Improvements whhA ha's
been recsntly made M thai LEGALITY make
very desirable. .....,,. -
.TzRMs; At sAi@ oeiivN -.
oc u AeS"~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

By z. 4. Catlin. Auctlonecr,
No. ~ Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
10 ne Editor Of he Dispn.ch .

~ I've IittV " Ht DtSVtt1ts
Burns rs poet is admired by many, bu
few regard him as q prophet. Won't Viz
ginians allow his claim to prophetic vision
on reading the following lines dpropoS o
the present campaign;
The deli cam fiddling ihro' he town,
And danced ava WI tho excise man:
And ilka wife cry'd, Aud Mahoun,
We wlsh you luck o. the prize. MANN
A. L. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
uoRsrs, MULES. cows. dc

NOR SALE, ONE OF THE I'm
4 Most DESIRABLE HORSES ia this <c2N
city-Sorrel Mare, four AMI a half years old,
sound and gentle. Want 20 cell for no fault
and has been ridden by lady, but have no use
for hor. Can be seen az sulherland's stables.
Eighth street between Franklin and Grace
streets. or apply 10 X. ROY. with McAdams &
Berry, corner Tenth and Main. oc l3-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
EXCURSIONS. sc.
EXCURSIONS. &c.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS.
| PERSONALLY CONDUCTED PLEASU
TOUR
MoNnAY. OoronEa u. l@a.

Round-trip tickets, valid for return trip until
ard Including Uclobor sith, including privi-
lcge OF st0p-oIf az Watkins IN both directions,
viii be sold from Richmond az sli Passengers
can leave Richmond on any Train October l4th
and take special train OF elegant day coaches
and parior cars, I'm Ter charge u tho Pcnnsyl-
yania tourist agent aud lady chaperon, leaving
Washlngton az 40 A. II. October 18th, arriving
al Niagara FAILS 1T 1885 +. NJ. tho same day.
Return coupons will DO accepted on any regular
trsinA Tickets for saia by A. w. CARRIER and at
Byrd-sueet station Baggage checked through.
G. A. TAYLOR,
oc e,l0,i2,l3Sl 1861 General Ticket Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
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CO. DO preparation; 10 gives s.eedy relief, aud
ehoull be fakcn In GOE%9'ffPTIEE GKGG-
TLEs i'm connection with the"A = 4 EeAsC.'
Zach pre. aati0n for sale by all druggists Price,
s. 30 per bottle, OF Tor $500.
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