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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-10-30

Albert Vine. the butcher, will pay
the highest price for hides, pelts and
5furs
An elegant stock OF watches and
jewelry coming, and will be sold cheap
by j. A. WELANDER,
The JeWeler.
Good work oxen and horses for
sale on good notes. One nnl two
years time. Call on III. ]. BENNEW1Tz.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-10-30
LODGE DIRECTORY.

W.C.T u.
Meets the first Friday OF every month at the
homes Of the different members.
MRs. L. G. kETCHUM, Pres,
MRS. W. f. PowELL, See.
Y. p. s, c. i.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor meets every Sunday evening at o'clock
in the Presby teran church.
W. +. POWELL. President.
H. L. VERB. Sec'y.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-10-30
SCHOOL REPORT.

DnlsLET. Oct. II, 1890
First monthly report Of fall term.
ending Oct. 10, district No. 80.
No. enrolled during the month, Is.
No. neither tardy nor absent. 8.
No. Of cases OF tardiness, 2.
Average daily attendance for the
month, 14AA.
Following are the names OF those
perfect in attendance since enroll.
ment: fra Bradley, Rosy Bradley,
Lettie Cross. Helen Cross, Mabel
Frank, Alaude Wees, Louise Peck,
Richard Peterson.
The school board have recently
purchased II full supply OF Harper.
readers for supplementary reading.
These books have only to he scon tc
be appreciated. Our school board
are always willing to aid any project
which Is for the interest Of ourpupils
+. T. FRANK. Teacher
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

20 long 40 be docs not rsvc-so long a.
he 10 not dangerous 1 would tolerate
him AZ would conspiratorv Toler-
ate atheismr' he continues, "There 10
nothing out Of hell would not Tolerate
~ eooni"
IL not thls fellow possessed by the
spirit Of M old inquisiior, friends?
Thus It 10 that they rate US all inhdels,
who do not subscribs to their stale, anti
quated and iogmatIc notions. They do
not realize what We know and feel, that
We 70 seeking and finding higher and
holier truths than thy, In accord with
the eternal law Of erowth-that we carry
In our hesrts . grander, . more uplifting
reversnce for the Infinite Spirit, who
rules without ableness or shadow
Of turning" than they possibly can in
their idol-worship Of man.msde gods and
ancient myspcal fables. That instsad
of bling infidels We hold unfiinching
ddelity TO Truth wherever we can find
her In her ever-glorious and expanding
beauty.
We strive to cultivate due charity to
wards ali such erripg brothers aud sisters
who stil cling to the shAdowy past In
preference TO the glowing present-who
are still huggiug the chains Of supersti-
tion and folly, while cherishing IN their
hearts the ver-accompanying bigotry
and intolerance that has heretofore
blasted sRd embittercd suffering world,
Nevertheless We would desirs to bear
with them, and not relegate them TO any
devil or spirit Of evil, Be he fancifui or
res!--as did the Rev. Mr.. Grsham-but
like the poor negro, In the dark days Of
man stealing, who prayed, "A you remem-
Der, over High Constable Kline:
"Ohl Lswd, shake him ovsh hell!
Shake him we'll; shake him! But, o
Lawdi d,n't drAp HIN ini'
We will add: Oh! Lord, let them live
in this fair country IN GEO their blindness
and repent their folly.
But, lsdies, you must perceive, 40 you
do perceive, that the leaders Of Christi
anity In these days, Bib worshipers -
they must needs be. cahnot consistently
go counter 10 the Bible law have above
quoted, aud by surrendsring your RICH,
OF equal suffrage release you from Id
thralldom. You have shown your wis.
of affAirs, aud may your efforts TO or.
gnnizc . "liberal woman's movement
70 aid In counteracting all wicked and
dangerous installations prove = CRANE
sucoess.
That thus It may even'uate. ladiei
and gentlemen, what is our best cOurs,
to pursue: To you. gentlemen. allow mi
to Say that our nsst duty Is to join hear
and hand, in our perhaps rougher way
to unite our forces for concerted action,
10 the name OF truth and right, In aid O
our sister workers.
Without taking time now TO de6L
specialties Of method, let Us all Join with
. will In the grand cry, Spread til
Light Spread the Light" And whil
We cry put our heads, kands an,
pockets practically to tho much-nsedrt
aud GLORIOUS work.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 1S.-The
Philadelphia Conference OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church continu ed its ses-
stone yesterday. Rev. w. L. Mcdowell
submitted the following resolution on
ths subject Of lay representation, to take
the place OF the one presented by the
delegates on Friday last: Tie General
Conference shall be composed Of minis
tiial and lay delegates, who shall
always deliberate and vote 40 one body
and never 40 separate orders There shall
be ~ many lay delegates for an Annual
Conference ~ there arc ministerial, but
the General Conference shall not allow
Of more than one ministsriai Representa-
tive for every IA members Of m annual
conference nor Of . lsss number than
one for every As; provided, nevertheless.
that when there shall be In any annual
conference fraction Of two-tliirds the
number which shs be fixed for the ratio
Of representation. such annual confer.
ence shall be entitled to an additional
delegate for such fraction, and provided,
also. that no conference shall be denied
the privilege OF one min sterial aGd Of
one lay delegate. Tho resolution VA
sdoptsd BY . vots Of l27 TOD.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

The way IN which monkeys catch land
crabs 10 described by q sportsman who
made au expedition to the juneles around
Singapore, and there enjoyed sport which
makes the oontemporsneous records Of
Indian experiences pala into ius!gnif-
canee. The monkey lies down nat on biz
stomach, feiguing death. From the
countless passages piercing the mud In
every direction thousands Of little red
aud yellow crabs soon make their ap.
pearsnce, and after suspiciously cycling
for few minutes the brown fur OF the
monkey they slowly and cautiously sidle
up to him, In great glse At the prospect
of q big feed of the Zones OF Master
Jacko. The Ia ter peeps through his
half closed eyelids aud fxss upon the
biggest OF the assembled multitude.
Wien the crab comes within reach, out
dashes the monkeys arm, and of ha
scampers into the jungle with a cry Of
delight to discuss at leisure his cleverly
n rned dinnar
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

HOTICE.-I, MARGARET MESSING,
IN the owner oil the house situated
- 500 West Fifth street, in the
Third Ward of the city of Whining
ton, county OF New Castle and State Of
Delaware, In compliance with the re-
quirements of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing To the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
OF tho State of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county. on Monday. the 18th day
of May, A. ID. 1880. being the next
term of said court, for license for said
house as an inn Or tavern, for the sale
thercin OF Intoxicating liquors In less
Quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on the premises. and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward recon-
mend the said application. viz:
Theodore Fuekel Martin Moleney
Charles liRilam sc Logan
Lenry Daniel Maier
Albert Butcher Geo Stearett
ID W Lynch Levi A Bertolette
4 Abberger Edward Witsil
Frazer John II. Weaver
Jas A Zeigler l. Warren Ellis
James NJ German Frank Zimmerman
James ID Griffin Daniel w, Mulliu
John Kicnle Louis Hammer
Jnmes Clark Henry Newman
Theophilus Davis
9I7-3t MARGARET MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

II you want good potato crops, just
take our advice for once. 1t pays you to
change yonr seed. Instead Of planting
your own potatoes over, aud getting
ANAL and scabby potatoes 10 return, 70
To Smeitz q Co., Is East Fourth street,
and buy some OF their choice stock OF
Northern Seed Potatoes. We have 10
stock the famous Maine Rose. Early
Ohio, York State Rose. Beauty of He-
br, n, Mammoth Pearl, White Star, White
Elephant, Empire State, Chill White,
Burbank and i've other varieties. Call
and examine our stock. smeltz 81 20. +,
Is East Fuui til street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
N. MEGARY & SON,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHANGER SUITES,

WALNUT CHANGER SUITES,
We offer to-day our entire
line of $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; COM
plete Suite OF 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line of suites and is
made to dispose Of the stock on
hand. We are making change
in our line of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must go in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars-the TACT is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bevel Edge Mirror on bureau.
a good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker, max
ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any Of these suits that are
selected now, and not needed
for a few weeks. will be stored
away, subject to the order OF
the buyer.
We have Just received another
carload of our Solid Antique
Oak Chamber Suites, which we
have been selling for SIS and
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and cannot
be bought elsewhere in Will
See the Suites and
judge for yourself. They are
not of the kind that pull apart
and fall down, but they are well
made and smoothly flushed
suites that we can guarantee.
Well put our $50 suites
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We have
plenty OF them and more on the
way.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

ANNAPoLrs, Nd, March 15.-Messrs.
10 sph q. Baker, r. u. johnson and
Robert Bridges, receivers of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, acting through
Trago W. Lamberkin, have made the
State Museum the repository Of the
.strong box" used by the old Potomac
Navigation Company 10 which George
Washington especially interested him
self, aud OF which he was president dur
inG many years Of Its existence in the
last century. This valuable relic IL
Yong iu shape. and measures three
feet In LEM tn, eighteen inches In
With and nineteen inches In depth, and
beiug constructed of soil iron, IL sug
gestive Of such durability as the Father
OF his Country devoutly hoped woult
crown the tree Institutions, his own q
the efforts OF his illustrious compatrlots
in field aud cJuucil, successfully laoore.
" secure.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

IMDIANAroLis, March 1a.-A FIRE &C.
CURED here yesterday In the Bowen
Merrill book store. While . number OF
fiIenen we're ON the roof the walls fell
IN, and they were buried In the debris.
Ten were taken ont dead end 10 were In
iured, several fatally. There ere still =
number missing. The loss on The stock
vss el25. 900, and on the building owned
By Silaa 7. Bowen, e80. 900.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
THE PICKLES STOVE AND HEATER
COMPANY
are at5o4 SHlPLEY STREET.

We have no store on Fourth street.
our friends and customers can lind us
At our new location where we keep
large assortment of new and second
tor Cork. Prompt Range, Farmer Girl,
DANDY kango, The best of all Is the
new Cappello . very desirable stove In
every way ~ the lowest cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

From the Augusta tGa.) Chronicle.
Uncle Dabney Jorcs informed tho
L igcfisld q. q. Advertiser, = lew days
since, that its account OF the llsssisn dy
did not correspond with tho generally ac-
cepted tradition concerning that little
pest. He says that his father, who fought
ia the Revolutionary War, told him that
when the army was dsbanded by Wash
lng,on a number of Hessians remaln,d In
this country, and, being of = restless,
nomandic temperament, distribu'e.
themselves pretty generally, some OF
them drifting down to Carolins. The next
year they sent TO the Faderland for wheat
to plant, and when the wheat came up
the fly appeared, go that the larvs OF the
fly must have been brought over In the
wheat. We suppose Unc Dabney's &C.
count 10 the correct one.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

of DIR. simms' White Pulmonic Ba,sam.
laid q lady, 1t cured cases In my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
II 10 the best lung medicine ever made.
Said q gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten years ago.
So we can give them right along TOR
coughs, colds, sore throlt, and the cough
In the grippe It lie splendid. Soc. and 81.
Sold BY druggists. Depot, Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

Hustle-PullmaD, Of Chicago. had al
order Tor psrlor Car the OF er day to 90
done In forty eight hours, and he got 1t
out. What do JOu think Of that?
Flssh-Friend o'mine in New York
had ten minutes to ma>e train In yea
teSdAy, and he made 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
CALLAHAN G. co

Property for sale or ex-
change in all parts Of the city.
Special attention given to
Renting Department.
I,OR ENT-NOS. Sand II S. CLAY
II ton st., : rooms and bath.
100 Adams street, . rooms and bath.
lIe0 jackson street. CALLAHAN 4
CO., 602Iz Market street. ml7-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
DR.. sina,ns' White Pulmonio BaIsana.

nj m dicaI scieuee aver ofYered tho attic.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, DC. 1t viii positively prevent
the inroads OF consumption and preserve
your system against It's destroying pow
err. Always reliable for coughs. hoarss.
meas, loss OF voice, sore throat &c.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. Dc. OF, VII.
Dington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
u Dr. HABITS
satios,a.
|)soPosALs

Dhbt OsAAT
I,srcl or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECT
ynp f,IiETIl DISTRICT, AT PHIL
VonlipilIA FEBRUARY 20 1890
prorosal, will lie received at this Of
- XIII + o'clock, NJ. on Frlday. tho
s,h dny Of April, 1870. Tor fuel ior vessels
XII statI,ns III this district, Tor the us
n wear Gu ing Jane 30, isyl.
Yarns ofprop,,-al and printed spccin-
kI,,"n.e3yinr IA particulars rs TO tho
Eud. Of fuel required. the quantity and
lmelI,y AKA the terms OF delivery aud
s,m,ii can be obtained at this office.
fhr rigil, Is r., served to reject any and
kliblas AID 10 waive any defects, Con-
,,s S not be approved until Con-
sr,ss has made tho appropriations Tor
IN next ilscal year.
Commander, U =. N.
Inspector ttb 1t. H., District.
tnR.sod
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

4ioTICE-RLsoLvED. THAT THE
clerk Of the Levy Court DO reques-
sdpgiyo public notice IN the newspa-
n Of the county, that all questions re-
Ss.e 10 pubtic roads and transfers In
Isoel districts will be heard by the
M an THURSDAY. March 20.
Attest; 4. u. COCHRAN,
m.Ilnt Clerk OF the Peace.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

rlLIF0RN1A,
~ eAfl heap rates. southern Pacific
N, a. Broadway, New YORK; X. J.
ksenl, ~ r. Cd 81, Phtla., or any
srcrt and OHIO Ticket Agent. s-is-iy-vtw
kursMES WANTED AT oNCE.-A
pw sood men 20 sell our goods By
Snplc H. the Wholesale and retail trade.
Etale tlie ia gest manufacturers in our
n. liberal salary paid. Permanent
kositlou Money advanced for wages,
5iysrti.ng cue For terms address Cen
Stnn.al Mig. Co. chicago, Ill. met.tli-s-im
kOIICE THE ANNUAL MET
N irg0f tile .iockiolfers Of the Ned
i.n's Miywam company will be held on
n .ip,saN neil tie 18th instant. In their
rNa,os AIN Pm. 4. h. II. nEsciN-
bLn. Secretary. s-lS-N
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

NlLllAM MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
Tailor, ;. ". corner Third and shipley
Lnttt, Wilmington, bel.
a6tnr. eioihing cleaned. dyed, secured
si,d ani repaired. Suits from eit 70 y
.ns 70 ORDER ron y up " 7.o0a speciality
HilAttion s1krantseu d-tOf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

E'OR sALE.-TwO PROFESSIONAL
! beAjos, only been usad two wseks. Ap.
ply ~ Flour etoFs, vs. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

WANTED. BEST PRICES PAID FOR
w secondhand furniture, stoves.
watches, clocks, guns, rcvolyers, sew
ing machines. and other goods, by A. J.
CONNER. southwest corner Front and
West streets. 3l4-a6tt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18


and be shall rule over tlee
THIS presumed primal Jewish law 10
the Que which was carried out by that
semi barbarous people in their lives, o.
II sanctioned by the God they worshiped.
This, iadies, In the milds of modern
chcrishers of antiquatad myths aud
legends ID the Bible constitutional law"
you still live under. II was prolessediy
uttered BY that same q d whose name
the goody-goody fools IN this country
would place 1T the head OF our Const.tu-
ton.
Excuse me, ladies and gentleman, for
rating them 10 loolsl IL 10 n rude uame;
but what elas can they be III their marrow.
pets, folly and besotfednsal Again:
What bitter spirit oil ignorant bixotry
seems ~ dwell In the he arts OF those.sh no
are trying to cap the foundation princi-
plea o. our Government and IL Introduce
the ruls Of sacsrdotalism.
Whal says the Rev. Mr.. Graham, vice.
president Of tneir mist a,ned National
Reform Association Hear him: 'If
the oPpt nents OF the Bib.e do not like
our GoyernmsHt and its Christian fsa-
lures Gas he construes tbem) let them 20
TO some wild, desolate land and, IN the
nams Ct the devil an ! for the sake OF the
devli snbdns It and set up 3 Government
81 their own, on inHdel and athsistic
iasas; and then, II they can stand 1t. stay
there till they dis."
What q sweet "Christlsu spirit" that
"as said In, ladies and geptlemcnl
Listen to the Rev. Edwards, briors the
same misnamsd association:
w hat arc the rights of the a'hsisi
Under which name and the name OF
inndsl," he includes Agnostics, ID ists,
snu All who are not in union with the
ofshodox sects.) What are the rights Of
I1e atheistr hs excisims II would
soiersts him ~ would poor lunAtlci
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-19
STATE HOUSE roPIcs.

The meeting of the state House Gem
mission adjourned to meet Tuesday.
A very quiet day shout the State Hoase
was Thursday. The usual number Of daily
visitors was KEEP. away by the storm. and
very little Of note vas done outside Of the
Valuation Commission room, and what vas
transacted there was kept from the public
for the present. The Commission con-
sidered 9 Bar Harbor matter yesterday.
They have also nearly completed their
labors on the valuation Of wild lands. One
Commissioner expressed the belief that the
valuation Of the Sixet would be raised to
three hundred millions Of dollars by the
present Commission.
The Governor and Council meet today.
IA. Hobart, one 81 the valuation clerks,
goes to his home 10 Pembroke today, where
he will spend the holidays.
Colby Moore. who was concerned in the
burning of doctor office in the eastern
part of the State, has petitioned for a par
don and 10 to be given hearing at some
future meeting Of the Council. Soon after
Christmas the Council will again meet and
remain in almost constant session until the
assembling Of the Legislature.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

&C regular meeting of Oak Hill
Grange. >earboro, held Saturday eve
ming, Dee. II, the following officers
were elected; Master, Fred. NJ. New
comb: 0verseer, Geo. 3. Libby; Lee
turer, W. Il. Nutter; Steward. Chas. W.
Fogg; Assistant steward, Fred Deering
Treasurer. :. Il. Ganneson; Chaplain,
Henry $. Jones; Secretary. Miss r. 4
Jones; Gate Keeper, Simon IL. Libby T;
Ceres, Mrs. f. NJ. Newcomb Pomona,
Mrs. Geo B. Libby: Flora. Mrs. W B
Nutter; Lady Assistant Steward, Maud
5. Googins.
New Portland Grange elected its of
ficers last Saturday for the ensuing
year. Master, Abel Thompson; Over
seer, Cyrena r. Carrie; Lecturer, Edgar
Miliay; Steward, Geo. Z. Savage; As
sistant steward, Bert ii. Moulton !;
Chap, Ellen Savage; Treas, Eugene II
Day; Sec, Anna Strickland; Gatekeep-
er, Charles Thompson Ceres, sarah
Thompson; Pomona, Estelle Jordan,
Flora. Lizzy Day; Lady Assistant Stew
ard, Jane d. Houghton.
At regular meeting Of No. Jay
Grange, held Dec. 9Th, the following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year :
NJ, l.. B. kyes; o., A. C. Macomber :;
Sec, Minnie II. kyes; Stu. r F.wright !;
A. s., II. Z. Gray Chap, $. NJ. Cool
inton; G. r., W. d. Campbell; Do, Mrs.
II. M kyes; Flo. Miss l.. G. Trask ;
Co., Mrs. Helena White; L. A. S, Ella
NJ. Davenport.
The literary contest in Enterprise
Grange, Richmond, closed Monday eve.
The side commanded by Miss Cora l..
Dinslow won, her side having beaten
three trials out of the five. The contest
was thought to be quite close, and very
entertaining. The supper at the close
was highly enjoyed, the defeated side
waiting upon the other in a fine manner.
In spite of the inclemency of the
weather there was an unusually large
attendance at the annual meeting of
bingham Grange last Saturday. 1t was
the annual election of officers and very
lively interest was taken in the whole
proceedings. Following are the names
of the new officers: Master, T. F..
Houghton; Overseer, Albert Burke,
steward. 5. a. Smith; Assistant Stew
ard. Anon Baker; Lady Assistant stew
aiot ms hiptil bhihN lSSSAhNf, "AiS'
X. B. Pierce; Chaplain,i Mrs. Il. X.
Baker: Treasurer, John Cummings;
Secretary, M. \. Goodrich; Pomona,
Eva 4. Baker; Ceres, Hattie Andrews;
Flora, Mrs. Desiah Goodrich.
Pittsiield Grange. No. 102 P. of IL.
elected officers Saturday December 9Th :
Master, ornamel Murray; Overseer,
Joseph z. futile Lecturer, Abel Davis !;
Steward, Edgar johnson, Assistant
Steward; Almon Felker: Chaplain. Mrs.
Sarah Gerald; Treasurer, Mp. Sinclair
Secretary, Mrs. Julia Dingley; Gate
Keeper, Stanley Small Ceres, Mrs Ellen
Patten Pomona. Mrs. Francina Frost :;
Flora, Mrs. VI. +. Whitman; l.. A. S. =,
Mrs. Sarah ''elker; Chorister, 6. w.
Patten organist, Maggie Gerald.
The list of officers of Enterprise
Grange, Richmond. as elected at the reg
ular meeting last week is as follows,
viz: c. T.. Dinslow. W. M, VIM. A.
Smith, W. o., Mrs. Eva NJ. Hathorn. w.
L., &. 5. Libby. W. Chap, Henry Skel-
ton. w. Sec, Ed. Smith, w. g., Mrs.
May A. Dinslow, W. Ceres, Mrs. May a.
Smith, W. Pomona, Miss Cora T.. Ring,
w. Flora. Mrs thas. II. Reed, W. L.. a
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

c. o. Lepper. Druggist. Fort Wayne. Ind /,
writes: My little sister, four years Of age,
was 50 III from bronchitis that We had almost
given up hope of her recovery. Our family
physician. a skiifui man and Of large expert
eaee. pronounced il useless to give her anv
more medicine. saying he had done all twas
possible TO do, and We must prepare for the
worst As last resort, We determined TO
try Ayers Cherry Pectsral, and esn truly
say. with most happy results After taking
q few doses she seemed TO breathe easier,
and, within week. was ont Of danger. We
continued giving the Peetofai until satisfied
she was entirely wei. This iudispatabie
evidence Of the great merit Of Ayers Cherry
Peetorai has given me unbounded conf
denee In the preparation. and recommend
it to my customers, knowing il cannot disap-
point thelH''
Ayers Cherry Peetoral cured me Of bad
cough and my partner OF bronchitis. I know
Of numerous cases in which this PREPARATION
has proved very beneficial Ia families Ut
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