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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22
kESNEBEC.
North Iassai5oro.

North IaSsditoro.
II. g. Abbott has flock of chicks abou,
ten days old. W. Appleton was drawn
the 18th inst, to serve as Traverse Juror u,
the February term of Supe rior Court Mis-.
Mary D~inell at Vermont is visiting her
brother, DIR. NJ, X. Dwinell.-M. Z Daniel.
of Montvile has lately moved here and
opened jtwelry store in the building form
erly occupied by H. B. Scribner-The
officers elect of kennebec Lodge, No 22
A. o. L. ", were publicly installed Sstur-
day evening By District Deputy. G. M,
W. Sherman of Watervile. After the in
stallatlon exercises. speeches ", re made by
the District Deputy and Rev J. p. Simon.
ton after which supper was served to aooul
fifty. Music was given at various times dur
ing the evening
FaSai,oyo.
Business in this town has been very dull
for the last few weeks owing to the want OF
snow. Although the farmers have been
quite 1usy carting out their dressing, as they
were unable to move it last fall. 1t has been
a fine time TO do such work, and will greatly
facilitate the next springs wprk.-The sp-
pie business has fairly commenced Several
parties from Portland are here bu, ing for the
Liverpool market. Although the price, one
dollar per barrel for the best is very low,
the farmers are glad TO sci. for that, rather
than take the chance of their rotting in the
cellars.
Litehfeid.
Thurston, son of Frank Gilman, aged
about 10 years, broke his collar bone while
wrestling at school on Wednesday The
friends of Miss Maria tlmpton gave her a
surprise party on Wednesday evening. They
met at Union Hall and headed by Pease's
Cadet band marched 10 her home which was
tut few rods from the hall. Til. time was
passed very pleasantly - Mr.. A. w Plimp
ton of the firm of T. Plimpton & Sons is in
New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

For beauty. for comfort, for improvement
of the complexion, use only Pos1onl's Pow
der; there is nothing equal to it.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22
Liteh6eid.
SOh ERsET.
81. 1t5aHs.

81. 1I5nHs,
The new firm of kncard 4 Nelson have
nearly finished repairing their mill and will
start this week and saw the few logs in the
pond and unless we have shedding soon to haul
IN new logs will be obliged to shut down
again.-Rev. Mr.. Tinling of Newport occu-
pied the pulpit at the Union House Sunday
and preached an interesting and instructive
sermon.
Canaan.
MIR. Amasa Burrill and family arrive d
home from California last Thursday night,
bringing the remains of one of their little
twin sons who died recently of consumption.
Much sympathy ID felt for them.-Apples
are ver' plenty and selling low.-It is feared
this late warm weather will injure the young
trees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

Mr. George Turner has jus, returned
from trip to Washington territory
ness is dull on the Pacific coast. 40 those
report who came from there ,his
winter. But it promises to be good in Col
umpia Falls this year.--Two large vessels
are sure to be built here and others may
Snow is needed to get out the frames Some
men are coming home from the lumber
camps as there mas been no snow to haul in
the logs up to this date, Jan l1-Mr g. L.
Bucknam of :his place has again been sp-
pointed Deputy Sheriff, which office he has
filled very acceptaby for long time
Mrs. Fideiia Tibbetts has been granted a
pension, also Mr.. II. G. Smith an increase
with $500 back pay,
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~ W\0NA s Aot.,'. h s.s,
Sooiher at hand 1t is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or Horphins, but gives the child natural
edse Jronn pain. Price % cents. Sold by
NJ Mixer. 1874 Water street, druggist.
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WALDO.

tnrfy,
ii. Il. Mitchelfs farm buildings situated
about one mile from the village were burned
early Friday morning. Seven head of cat
tie, farming tools hay and grain were con
sumed in the flames. The buildings were
occupied by Nathan Page For the past
few days he has employed young man to
drive for him. Thursday evening after his
return from Dixmont he got angry and left
the house about eight O'Clock Before re-
tlring Mr.. Page went out to make things
safe tor the night came in and went to bed.
He was arouse about midnight by the bel
loving OF the cattle, the barn at that time
was all in flames. He saved his horses
from the stable adjoining the barn and also
got his furniture out of the house. Circum-
stances pointed strongly to the young man
setting the fire. Mr. Page started Officer
Mussey after him Friday morning and tele-
graphed his description to points on the
man lire of the railroad. Saturday morn
ing Mussey returned with his man. and Sat
prday 7. NJ. he was arraigDed before Trial
Justice S. A. Myrick and plead guilty to
setting fire to the buildings. Officer Niue
sey took him to Belfas, Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

Know myself b. reading the Science Of
Life" the best medical work ever Published
far vorrs and rai4id,a-aeea nan.
msy7dAvly
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Such queer weather. such a season
Perfect slush. then snow or rain.
Ia n change brings some new disorder,
Colds. Coughs or Rheumatic pains.
In my outs,retched hani of heal ng
Friendiiest gift for you bold.
ingalls, Throat and Lung Specific
Cures Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
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When Baby ~ sick, We gave her Csstor,A
Whsa she VA . Child she cried for astoria
WAsa sAs became hiss, shs chung to Ca.,riA
WA shs bad Children. she gave than Cas n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

NNc vSNSe,f~ kIaaa A gairi,
warranted, il because 1t is the bess
Blood Preparation known. II will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember. we Guarantee it
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06


Sir Henry j. Jackson. secretary of the
commissioners Of emigration, said.
The rirlt Of the board b reject lnIni-
cranf.. who. ou examination. are found IN
abis Go maintain them-elygs, Was fully tested
10 lss4 Tue commissioners claimed, under
tie act OF congress to regulate immigration
the judicial right 10 determine who were
l..eis 90 become public charge. 6nd ~ this
opinion they were supported by tae secretary
OF the treasury aud lully sustained By the
courts
"Iu July, l5si. lily-two persons unable 70
faleeIra oi th.A Ives without becoming a
Dub.i. charge well found on board one Of the
steamships arriving at this port These per-
SONS rcr. returned % tic country whence
they camo. ana for them O. wit OF habeas
co.o.s was obtained. returnable before tue
Ncw Iori, supreme couit
"Nluch diNclltv Was experienced IN max
in. "a prolor examination Of the immigrants
Immediately ou arrival, aud it was suggested
to the steamship companies that they give a
bond I'd t.o c9lni,. .0ners q emigration IL
ths sum of jlCo coadi .oued 70 return to
tie country whence they came oil immigrant
rassenzcrs brought by their vessels who, Oh
c-ammat.on at Castle Garden, should to- ad-
indeed as not entitled 10 land. This bona
vas proposed aud submitted 20 the steamship
counanies. who accepted it, and 10 was duly
onDroyed by tlc .cretaryof tao tIeasuFy."-
Neu York Iclecrani
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
FROM LEXINGTON
The Buena vista Company stni the Topic
of ConN NersatiOu-COurt DAY.
Correspondence OF the TIMES.

LEXINGTON. Va. March 4--The
TINts II making many new friends in
This section. and the newsh0ys Ou the
streets about dark crying Richmond
Daily TINES, announcing the head
lines of tie leading topics OF news is 10
be heard until q late hour at night, and
the boys report that they move right
along.
To-day was court-day," which means
much % the county seats OF every y Nir-
ginla town The hOrny-handed tiilers Of
The soil were here, as were many siran-
gers and business was on boom. The
TINES man was one of the busiest men
in the crowd Captain Thomas. W White
head talked farming and Inauguration
10 the farmers and although he j.
charged with ignorance on agricultural
topics by his few enemies, he showed his
capacity III that line. and made hne i'm
preston.
The experts at work on Irish Greek
are following Il rich vein OF silver, and
are confident OF leading to large, rich
deposit
\ new hotel on a large, modern scale
Is talked OF here, and the near future
may see such structure under conslruc-
s,mctiOn
Buena Vista City il 10 be the name Of
the new mart Of manufacture in this
county. Green Forest postoiiice will be
changed 10 that as soon as possible
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
has opened a commercial telegraph Office
at Green Forest 10 accommodate the
large interests of Buena Vista City. The
" esten Union will soon follow with an
Office of that company.
The Charcoal Iron Furnace Company.
which is 10 be organized 10 work The
ores of the Buena Vista Company, gives
promise of being one Of the best paying
investments in The South. 1t will be or
ganiLed on "a small scale at first, but en-
larged from time 10 time The cost of
building, ten ton charcoal furnace,
such As will be erected, will cost about
S2J 600 \ Pittsburg firm has agreed 60
contract for all OF The iron that can be
used at -, per ton II can be made at
Sl4. put down in Pittsburg or Philadel-
phia for - %, leaving 500 as d clear
profit per ton. Thus l. vii. be seen that
a ten ton furnace would pay clear profit
per annum, $3s, zoo. \ simple calculation
in percentage will show the enormous
dividends this would pay on the s25 ,OOO
capital invested. The capacity of such
a furnace could be made 10 run twenty
i've tons OF pigs daily, and it would be
easy 10 build several such plants TO work
these ores, which make high grade OF
car-wheel ore There is an abundance
OF timber for charcoaling, ore in abun-
dance, marl close at hand, with water fol
The washers
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CoMMIssioNERs' SoriCE
IN THE CUANCERY COURT OF
i THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

Jacob Michsux. who sues for blmseif and
other creditors ot ~ abctn Wright, de-
ceased. SC. yer.u. Frances \. Htx and
Gcorle L. WlN, her husband, aud the ssid
George / ilix, as Gdmnistiatll oi Elizabeth
Wright. deceased. Henry =. wright ~ his
own light and also as trustee Tor -ild Elilt-
beth Wuehf. deceased. Ann Bullock, VIII
liam lu lock- Frank Mitchell, James !. Mar
tiu. Dora lauor. NJ. J.. IPettway Edward
feftway. George iettwaN, Maud pettway.
Lloyd pottway. Char Is Psttway aud Emma
plttNny. the la. seven being infants under
the ngc a. tAentv veara. ana william II.
sands guardian ai Item tor said infants.
lEluaci Prom Dstr,s ~ Fs1frlrg :. 1891
The Court doth adludge. order
and deer haf th.s cause bc rffcftcl 70 one
ot the commissioners OF this court. who snail
assertion huu lrloit
II. An account - all estate. real and person
ai leit by tNnhcth Wright, deceased. stating
the value ani personally ani the location, teo
sims le anI anuua. "a uo ot the realty.
"2 Who sre the persons Interested IN the
real estate In IN on mentioned. and IN what
proportions they are entitled 10 the ,ame;
also which OF sa.d pc son. are aiult and which
are infant, II any.
81 Anaccluut Of the transactions OF George
T. liiA, "a administrator 81 Elizabeth wright.
deceased .hOwing what balance. II any. there
Is due bg him as auch ddmlui,tutor.
"a. An account OF ali clalms aud demands
agulust the estate a. Elizabeth wright, de-
ceasoi, the amounts thereof, T. whom coming.
and tholr order and priority.
-. ANY other mat ei deemed pertinent b.
the comm s,iN nero which be shall be request
ed % state sncci4llY bi any party.
But before tie said cuumi--l lrcr proceeds
tO execute the requirements n tins decree hs
shall give % tlce tO all parties concerned W
publishing tho time ana place nred upon %
h!m fOr - dOu4 once a week for four weeks
ln some newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond. which publ cation shal bs equiv
slsut t0 per,Ousl service of noiice On sii par
lies
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Hanny.r CanntN News

IIofIe-p pOulcnceD DI thy ltALsI
PoLr GREEN. Va, March 5.--Ihe in
auauraiion ol General Harrison "a Presl-
dent OF the United states 10 succeed the
pure and unierrhed Cleveland was cele-
hiated in this historic old county by
large and enthusiastic meeting OF Shady
Grove Farmers and Truckers Club.
4 resolution was passed appointing
Cabfain j. II. rimberiake a committee 60
examine the bylaws. etc. OF the Far
mers Alliance of Virginia. and to cor
respond with the Virginia state Alliance
with view ot in,iiiuiins alliances ia
the Third COurres s-iOual district.
Mr.. Fanny Smith, wife of the late
Jeremiah smith and mother OF our
highly respected citizens Messrs. G c.
Eddie. and VIM. Smith. dicdat the home
of her daughter Mrs William T. Tuck,
ON Friday last. after am illness OF only a
few hours, in her seyenty-nlnth year.
The funeral services were conducted from
shady Grove Church, hy the Rev. NJ ;.
Colonua. who spoke in feeling terms OF
the piety of this good Christian mother
moving many 90 tears.
The TIMES. under iis able and efficient
management is becoming the fayorlte
paper with our farmers. and as proof
of the matter. | herewith enclose a Isl
Of new subscribers
OV THE FLANK.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

Thr Daily 'EiHacs " viii.
~ eo0u a. practSCabsS,
move it, entire plant aisd
o.hcc % the first nOOr of
fhc large and COHinsOdiOs's
building No. 90i East natn
street. recently OcC"pic"
b1 WIN. Miichcii & Co.
Having a,idrsi largely g"
Gar former OUTFIT. the
Sc Daily silsie~ IL now pre-
pared 80 fuICiI AL tlic re-
qnieitcs OF = live. progress
ItC newspaper.
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HARRIS0N'S MESSAGE.
opioion. oftho metropoli,au Press.

'Iifi i'hH u INC We tftIoiliNh f'7~s
Philadelphia Iimes Unlike most in
augural addresses, the address of Prcsi.
dent Harrison leaves much to conjecture
as to the general feature of his public
policy IL has none of the asseriive tone
that many predicted and feared there i.
nothing in il that foreshadONs per
onal policy on any issue; and The only
apprehension that j. likely 90 be
cherished j. that there may be q
lack Of the individual force that i.
indispensable 10 any successful admins
isifation But conjecture on that point
is needless at this time SO far az Pres
ident Harrison has expressed his view oi
Executive duties, he has made his de-
livcrancc as free from objections as any
ike address thai has ever come 90 the
American people, and it is fair thar be
should be commended and sustained s0
long as he shall sustain the fairly inter
prctcd pledges of his inaugural ilC
Starts well, let him be faithful 10 him
SELF
New York World. II President Uarii
rison can hold Mr. Blaine 10 the lines
which hc has laid down in this address
he Will do his country good service
and prove himself strong man.
Neu York Sam Tbeconutry has still
to l.,rn ir., vbot sort of a man Presi
Ie@t Harrison +. Inn tbe eddrc-s which
,,;li widely read tbis morning IN
ever, uart of tbe Republic provcs Yer,
ci.aflr What soft OF a man he is not. lie
is moi "a weakline of q fraud. All of the
indodnsble ouaiifics which i'm literary
nroductiop- a- I'm personal bearing at.
ii.ct or renel without aiordng amy cx.
nl.nafion of fheir effect upon lhe OBJ.
'.,.rr. count Ia This addte.. in General
Har. 3n. favor NOT against him. and "e
think Chat candid Democrats will he a-
quick a- enthusiastic Republicans Q" re'
oosuile thm ncr
NrN York Ilnfs- so one viii con
clnde from fl neu-ai of President Haf.
rison inaugural address That Dis admin
istfati0n i- % De marked by The adop-
lion of extreme views or the n-e of unu-
-ual and dangerous methods. The very
moderate tone of the address, the
balanced phrases. the recurring -e-
gucncc of statement and q"aIi.'e''l"",.
ihe entire absence oi nolel iheoIie-. ana nIIu
me almost IeNeienl Ie,'ai'uieH, oi ,'D
old ONES Viii confirm lhe people oi 'l'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

On one occasion when Tom Ochiltree re-
turned home from congress there was very
little travel upon the railroad, aud he was the
only person Of consequence Oh the tram
When it stopped at bis town there was an ln
usual crowd around the depot, and, naturally
enough, he thought it had assembled to wei
come him. So he stepped out on the platform
and began
.Gentlemep, thank you for this hearty
demonstration -
Demonstration thunder, said one OF the
crowd. John Dils has just committed sui
eide in the depot. "-Washington CriIlc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

"You aren't going up on --- street any
more. hearF remarked one OF a couple Of
vounr men who sat together IL the theatre
the other night
NO: have drawn of
Didn't you Ike the girlf
oh yes"
"Old man objectf
"Oh no, He was too good
"Howp
Borrowed over 200 Of me at one time and
another and never repaid dollar Of it. Ia
rather 60 with a girl whose father keeps q
watch dog and shot gun. Detroit Free
Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
PKINcE MILAN Id ABDICATE
CABLE FLASHES

PARIS, March 5.--The American ex.
hibit OF Indian corn viii have large
space in the coming exhibition here \
handsome corn palace will be built, and
American cooks will prepare food from
corn in all the various ways known.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

GLOUCESTER. Mas March j.--Ihe
schooner William H. Toye. OF this port,
engaged ia the frosted herring trade, was
seized on Friday, rs Beaver Harbof, y.
b lor alleged violation Of the customs
law. 4 line OF SiO0 was imposed before
The vessel would be released
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

Iono>ro. ONr. March 5-TAe Jc-uiis
hasc entered sai, against tAe Md Tor
100000 on account of the publication in
lnr Nr 0t the oath said 10 Toe taken by
tAc Je-uit. They say they take no other
oath than that of chastity and obedience
Io The Superior and THAT they are az
loyal q. any other persons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
unrnossod Il.

shall cut this loin Of mutton saddle
vavin said a host 70 his guest.
"yo. replied the latter, "eut 1t oridleway'
bv ali means. for then may chance to get
bit i'm nv mouth. '-FGli River Advance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
whit.

Sixteen young Indies IL Lowell have formed
n whist club AMI laec; vcc.ly tcr practice.
Il Is said that the neirhbcss can hear thein
play whist three 6ioeA' away'--soae'S11's
journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

"Dutchv. said acustoiner who was discuss
inc a lirlt lunch in lager beer saloon,
"a.n't this baker pief
"No. SIR" was Dutchy's emphatic reply
"Sohelp mo gracious, mine frent. dot PIE Vsa
all ..Iluf made Now York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
N.n lalK eeeulIl, ana Ilust Comrany

NlN NoNl. March 5-lAe otgau.lo
ion certificate Of the New York eecu-
uN and Trust Company has been filed
M lle county clerks Office lis capital
j. Sl.O0DO0O. and among ii- member arc
Charles = lairchid. oi CaleuoNia, Viii
nam J. Scott, of Erie Pa and James j.
Hl1 oi So Paul Mnn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

NEW YORK. March at meeting
to-day of THE directors of the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pmy the following officers for The
ensuing year were elected Albert Is
Chandler president, George $ Coe
vicepesidclt Edward g. Pmtt treas
mei George R Williamson. secretary
and auditor. Alfred W Kent. attorney.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
rnrll.n lnnn.nee b nerlIn.

rnclsh influence, says q German contein-
norar,. /. chiefly ieit at Berlin ia the society
manner Of tho HIGHEST circles, outdoor
ra,aes ami physical exercises, and tho cold
,bluri5o- which La-..aA women paironizf
ar bcinz more ead moro introduced and
eyo, the ~DamenLalee' Is giving way to The
5o',loel tea. a. which, however the tongues
Of the partasers are just as sporu'e as 'aey
.g.,e At Tie ollcr institution. - chieago
Herald
Ia Germany after girl graduates che Is
cent into the country 70 the house ot soIns
notable housewife, where sae felil.1s d etu
learning the most approved methods O!
household work Some towns nave s'ar',u
.,hools for this work. notably Hamburg, IN
Ereland there is "A training college Tor ,-g hDg'
ii.r housewives at "Goodrsst, near henh'
worth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

visitor. after passing around the cigars
turned 70 4-year-old sammy and asked: DC
YOU smoke. sammy No replied the 1T
lie on with a drawi idonteven CHOW. -
New York World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

THOSE PEAKLY TEETH may be kept
50 bv using Phenol Mouth Wash in con.
nectlon with Kalodont Tooth Powder.
For sale by
Owens Il MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06
BRIEF TELtGKANi,. d.

GolcoNpA, Ill., March 5.--While cel
cbnius Harrison Inauguration yesler-
day Charles Well was killed aud George
~cloock dangerously wounded by the
nllmalure lI.charge Of q cannOn
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~ Appor-on s Co,
Real Estate Aucflonoers.
MAIN STREET CORNER STORE.
fXFCrTORs' AUCTION SALE or THE
YOUR STORY GRANITE. FRONT
STORE
At ruE
NORTHWEST CORNER or MAIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS,
NsGBEREn lS.6 AND is,s.

BY dife. .tifn 81 the executors - r. u ".
h aud n " HaNall. deceasei. sc viii sell,
on the premises. al O'Clock l.. NJ. on
FRIDAY. MARCH Is. ls>y.
the above described VALU ARLE CORNER
STORE pRDyERrY-the lower story and
cellar recently occupied by H. y. Prosser.
ESD. anG The upper part nOs aud tor Inapy
yeafs by Mcs-rs John W. Ferguson s0nt
NTH gusnile caps snA sils. etc. Ito centrsl
location as 70 business, especially the whole
sale trade. lines Of transportation, etc. make
it really desirable place Tor many pdrposes-
Lot S{s 40 feet on the west side. % feet on the
east Fourteenth street. side, and Is bo feet GA
lts rear hue.
TtRMs: one fourth cash balance Al SIX
twelve, aud eighteen months. inteicst added.
APPERSON q Co,
mh9-td Auctiopcers.
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Democratic sncc..s New York.

NEW YORK, March 5-Municipal
elections IN Rome Auburn, and Amster-
dam to-day resulted in the esuccess OF the
Democratic ticket
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Aly DENTIST SAYS. "Phenol Mouth
Wash is an excellent mouth cleanser and
is so heathful 10 the gums; so | have
just sent 10 Owens u Minors for a bot
Ile II Is only dity cents" so says Miss
Debutsnt.