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For and Against Revision.

SpRISoFIELD, ILL, April 1.-The presby-
terry Of Springfield. after spirited disc ussion,
has decided by vote of 70 to "a to instruct
the delegates to tine national assembly in Pitts
burg in May to vote against revision.
ABERDEEN, SD, April 1.-The Aberdeen
presbytery in session here voted yesterday in
favor Of revision of the Westminster confession,
the ballot standing Is TO g.
CARTHAGE, ILL-, April 1.-THE Schuyler
psesbytery decided yesterday, after a hot dis
cussion, TO recommend the revision of the con-
fession OF faith. The vote stood "a 70 IL
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THE C. & o. RAILROAD BILL
Chief jackson OF the Road Has a Hear
ing Before the District Commissioners.

This afternoon the Commissioners gave Q
hearing to Chief Engineer l. B. Jackson
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, who was unable TO be present at
the meeting last evening, when
the subject of bridging the Potomac at Little
fields wharf to connect with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad in the city was discussed Be-
fore the hearing Col Robert announced
that he did not care to hear any
argument touching the occupation Of the fats,
as the Commissioners had already decided 10
report adversely on any bill contemplating any
such thing.
Mr.. Jackson. for the company, stated that he
did not care to discuss the rights of the
company to occupy tine fats. He said
to abandon the proposed project and
60 through Virginia and connect
with the south end Of the Long Bridge, would
increase the distance ~ miles. He then re-
ferred 70 the peculiarly of an old Virginia
law, which forbade railroad COM
pany from running within so feet Of
building. This was great impedIment He
then gave the engineering advantages Of the
proposed route and was still speaking when the
SIAR's report closed
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A Solution Of a Fishery Question.

PARIS, April 1.-The Steele publishes COM
munication from Deputy Deloniel, who held
post in the foreign Office Under NJ Shutters
administration. NJ. Deloniel suggests that in
arbitration may be found the solution of the
New FOundland fisheries dispute. England,
NJ Deloniel further suggests, should indemnify
the French fishermen. buy the lobster fisheries,
recognize French fishing rights on the Grand
Banks and further compensate France by ter
ritorial concessions in either Africa, the West
Indies or the Islands in the Indian Ocean.
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Not a Cerneau Victory.

CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from Des
MONIES says: Clark yarnum, representing the
Grand Lodge Of Iowa, has issued statement
which declares that the recent decision of
Judge Preston, at Cedar Rapids, in the cele-
brated suit Of the Cerneau Masons against the
Grand Lodge, has been everywhere published
as a Cerneau victory. The card declares that
the ruling of the court is a sweeping victory for
the Grand Lodge. The decision is a judicial
determination of the right of all political, re-
ligious, civic, moral and fraternal societies to
control their own affairs without the interfer-
ence of the court.
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THE DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
Various Measures Of Local Interest Con-
sidered Today.

Three measures received their final action
at the House District committee meet
ing today. A favorable report WAS
authorized on the bill establishing
free bathing beach on the Potomac river
near the monument Unfavorable action was
taken on the bill organizing q naval reserve
battalion in the District
The bill regulating the proceedings under
an inquiry into the lunacy OF a citizen OF the
District was amended considerably and then
reported.
The bill as amended provides for a commits
sioner of lunacy, to be appointed by the Su-
preme Court, who shall have jurisdiction in
such cases. Appeals may be taken to the Su-
preme Court
ON THE SENATE SIDE.
The Senate committee on the District Of
Columbia held meeting today for the first
time in two weeks. Only one bill on the cal
endar was given formal consideration and that
was the measure for the relief of holders
of District special assessment certificates.
This Senator Harris was ordered to report
favorably. When that had been disposed of the
committee (Senators Ingalls,, McMillin, Hig-
gins, Harris and Vance being present) pro-
ceeded to talk about the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, its depot, tracks and
grade crossings. No conclusion arrived at,
but Senators Mcmillan, Higgins and Vance were
appointed subcommittee to attend to Balti-
more and Potomac bills.
THEY WANT GOVERNMENT GAS
Senator Butler this afternoon introduced Pc
ttions Of Nationalist clubs Of this city and their
sympathizers, numbering in all l,634 citizens
of the District. The petition asks that the
control Of the means of illumination whether
by gas or electricity, may be taken out OF the
hands of private corporations. and that the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia be
authorized and instructed to furnish the people
of this District with illumination, by gas or
electricity. or BOTH at actual cost of manu-
facture and distribution
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The Sistare Books.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE books of the
Philadelphia house of Geo. K Sistare's Sons,
lately assigned, were brought here this morn
ing and placed in the hands Of experts for ex-
animation by Mr.. Davidson. the assigpeer at
the Office of the firm on Broad street. The
books will receive the most careful scrutiny.
statement Of affairs by the assignee lie pos
sibility for tomorrow,
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Mail Robber Arrested,

TOLEDO. OHIO, April 11.-Night Mail Collector
William Berringer was arrested here last even
ing, charged with robbing the mails. The ar
rest made by Government Inspector
Holmes, who worked up the case and obtained
conclusive proof by means of a decoy letter.
Berringer will have his hearing before United
States Commissioner Hall today.
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The North Cambria at Dover.

LONDON, April IL. II he British steamer
North Cambria, from Baltimore March % for
Hamburg, which arrived in Dover bay yester-
day in damaged condition, after being in col
lision with the British steamer Avoca, is shift
ing her cargo in order to tighten forward 30
that she can make temporary repairs in Dover
bay. She is unable to enter the harbor.
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A Liberal Elected.

CARSARvoN. WALES, April 11.-As result of
the parliamentary election held here yesterday
Mr.. George, the liberal candidate was elected,
receiving 1,964 votes as against l.944 cast for
his conservative competitor, Mr.. Nanny.
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A Gainsborough Picture Burned.

LONDON, April 1.-THE residence of Fer
dinand Rothschilds at Waddesdon has been
partially destroyed by fire. Gainsborough
picture valued at 10000 and much old and
rare tapestry were destroyed.
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Fires.

BosToS, Mass, April 1.-THE two upper
stories of the seven-story brick building ia to
100 Fulton street, occupied by George L. Nc
Iaughlin 4 Co.. machinists, we're. with their
contents, badly damaged by fire this morning.
Los estimated slO. 600. insured.
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Forty-two Christians Arrested.

ATHENS, April lin consequence Of the
murder Of a Turk at Selino. Crete, the au-
thorlties have arrested forty-two Christians
with a view of compelling them to reveal the
name of the murderer. conflict between
Christians and Turks has taken place at Kan
dano, in which many were killed on both sides
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YoxxRas. N.Y., April liza steam lighter,
with cargo Of 400 barrels Of lime, was totally
destroyed BY fire at the gas house wharf here
Ut midnight last night. The lighter was bound
for New York, the cargo being consigned 70 J.
Kins foot o. ii % street Eat river: TIE The
total loss is about sl0,0 The ERE was caused
by the lime IN some OF the barrels fegmeuting.
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Germany Did II.

New BERLIN, April lit is stated here that
the action of the italian government in taking
from Italy Herr Grunewald, correspondent Of
the Franhfurter Zeit,rnq, was taken at the in
stance Of Germany, who requested his expul-
sion from the country for attacking the triple
alliance
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 11.-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding. nominal, 11t. Flour active, frm-Howard
street and western super. 2.00a3.50; do. extra
81 5a365: do.do family 3. 75a4. 30 City mills. Rio
brands, extra, 425a450; winter wheat patent
4.40a4.SO; spring, do. do, 4s5a525; do. do.
straight, 4.25a4.75; do. do. extra. a6Oa4. co.
Wheat-southern starce and higher; Fultz, S:3aS9:
Long6erry, S4a9o; No. 2, ~; steamer No. red,
IS; western strong: No. 2 winter red spot, S55S
s6..; April, s6,.as6H: May, s6aaS0zs: July. IS
bid Corn-southern arm; white higher; white,
3sa42; yellow, 36a39; western strong; mixed
spot, 3sA a3Sk; April. 3SA a:3sk; May, $50 a3S1.;
June, 9ka30H; July, 3eka4O; August, 404;
steamer, 1854 bid. Oats hrm-southern and
Pennsyiyania. 27a32; western, white, 3la32; do.
mixed, 29a30; graded No. q white, 81. Rye steady
prime to choice. 55a57. Hay steady-prime 70
choice timothy, 12.50a13.OO Provisions steady
mess pork, old 1l.25, new Ills; bulk meats
loose shoulders, 5; long clear and clear rib
sides, 81 sugar-pickled shoulders, 5ka5X;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, 81; hams
l0hal2; lard, steady; refined 6xa7K. Butter
creamery, l2a23. Eggs sseady-western, H.
Coffee quiet and steady-kio cargoss fair, .Oa<a
20k. Sugar strong and active--A soft, 9. Copper
nrm-refned, G1a13k. Whisky nym-l.I0ail2
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton,
bushel, sgd Cork Tor orders-4s. Saies-wheat
5000 bushels; corn. 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. April 1l.-Baltimore and Ohio
stock, Vka9ek; Northern Central stock. 6Sha
69k; Cincinnau, Washington and Baltimore hrsts,
e9kalO0k; consolidated gas bonds. 1lAk: do.
stock, 4s1Ss4o
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THE POST OFFICE BUILDINGS.
Mr.. Wanamaker Urges His Plan Be.
fore u House Committee.

Postmaster General Wanamaker appeared
before the House committee on public build
ings and grounds today and had an informal
talk about the needs of post Office
buildings in Washington Tor the General
and the City Post Office. He favored the idea
Of having the City Post Office and General
Post Office in one building and suggested that
the present General Post Once building be
turned over to the Interior Department. and
that new building be erected for the joint oo-
cupancy Of the General Post and City Post Or
fees.
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Hertv "a Ahead.

PIrrsBuRa, Pa, April IL, p.m.-Score, walk
ing match: Herty, $50 miles; Moore, 44s miles;
Hughes, 436 miles; Noremac, 420 miles; Ha-
warth, 40S miles; Koran, 3SS miles; Golden, 262
miles; Taylor, 248 miles; Guerrero, 1877 miles
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Sc Cor 9th and sts. NV. Washington. DC
We take pleasure inform the clothing buyers that
have been able 10 our building long enough
L. dispose Of stock u Clothing. and III order TO do
TINS Will certainly Elve you prices lower than
We invite oil 20 AID and those who dou't
buy themselves viii gladly tell their friends where
these bargains may be secured:
Mems Very EIue Dress Suits formerly sold at els
and so. for $500 and : ~. 20.
Pine Atwood Back Chevios Suits. worth els. for
$3.50
A Very Fine Atwood Corkscrew Suit worth sl6 So
Tor $3.50.
zine An wool Business Suits that will cost else
wIere 81 : for l.25.
We have several cheaper grades that to .
you may take al "a ana e7.5O.
Mems Fine lal.Or-n4de Dress Pants that cost to
Manufacture $50 for s4.75.
Cheaper grade worth 81. for s23..
Mems Working Pants, sold elsewhere at e. SO, for
e5c.
Boys Long Pants suits. from IA to IL yesrs for
$50. 81. 50 80. $40 and eS 30.
Chldrcu's hnee Pants suits. from to IA years. for
-. 81 90 sl.13. 81. SO. s3 and ~:
very large assortment of Boys Odd Knee Pants,
from to IA tears, for %. 80, A. SO and 75c.
at 80 so 80. -. 20 and s1.S7.
Now please reLenIAer goods are here for your
Inspection. and II you give call will assure you
you wIll uut leave disappointed, vi II sell
suods and save you - Der cent Expressing our
thanks Tor your Eearty support the past and
trusting u may be our privilege To merit continu-
- the same. We are. very respectfully yours.
The GEEAI SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY.
AZ 9th aud sts NV. Washington. ID. e.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At the cathedral In
Baltimore on April 10, 1890 by the Rev n y
Douono. JOHN McANDRENs Of Pittsburg Pa. and
NELLIE BROSNAN If this clty.
MOOkE-TOLAND. on Wednesday, April Q, 1880.
at As IN at st. Fsuls Church. Washington u C.
BY the Rev. Alfred Harding, HELM FRANCES
TOLAND la JOHN BASsL1I MOORE
New York PhiladelI lia and Richmond papers CODY II
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Direct Mails tn Raltfmore-

BALTIMORE, April 11.-Hereafter mails from
Great Britain for Baltimore will be forwarded
in sealed pouches direct via New York. Here
tofore the Baltimore mails were included in
the New York pouches, causing delay in de-
liyery-
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the siy-
nal office today: Sam. 40, pm, 40; maxi
mum. so: minimum. S.
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Envelopes for Registered Mail Matter.

great many ingenious minds are working
over the problem Of furnishing q better
envelope for registered matter than the one
now IN use by the government Last spring
proposals were invited for designs OF this char
acter and large number were submitted. The
committee Of experts having examined all the
designs submitted, reported that none OF
them were equal to the envelope now
In use. The matter rested there, except
occasionally one of the designers puts in an
appearance at the department and wanted TO
See test of the utility of his envelope As
rule he has gone away satisfied. The depart
ment Is not particularly anxious 20 change the
registered envelope, but when IL accumulates
suficient number OF the proposed substitutes
ana alleged improved designs then another
examination is held Probably in the course of
time some new envelope will be presented that
Will prove TO be just the thing, but 90 far It has
not appeared
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All Ouiet in Samoa

SYDNEY, N.S.W. April 11.-Steamer Lubbock,
from Samoa has arrived here and reports
everything quiet in the Samoan group of
islands
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BERLIN, April 1.-The Psot says that the So
cialist members Of the reichstag will meet at
Dresden on Sunday to discuss the celebra-
ton which the wOrkingmen propose TO hold on
May /.
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DAIr'rY IN USE.
MADE 80 BIZ ITS
NATURAL ISGREDIESTs.
Nor BIZ PERFUMERY.

So mild and pure IL Fels's
GernIicide soap that even
the tender akin Of the baby
rains tone and health
from its constant use.
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court 70 Joseph Clarke and Carrie
Jones Of Alexandria. Va; Frederick W. stod-
dard and Kate Ksg.
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THE NAVAssA RIOTERS.
Ihey VIII Have a Hearing I'm the Us.
Supreme Court In October.

On motion Of the Attorney General the
United States Supreme Court today advanced
the cases OF the Navassa rioters and set them
Tor hearing on the third Monday in October.
lhree OF them are under sentence TO be hanged
aud the Others 20 imprisonment for various
terms, and applications have been made for
Mrlts OF habeas corpus, on the ground that the
United States did not have iurlsdiction
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Mr.. Henry Mock Of Damascus, Va, win soon
celebrate his ninsty-sevsnth birthday. He IL
the father of thirty-two children, the youngest
being sixteen years Of age.
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H-gyER F1fL TO CURE SICK HEADACHE, or
=. ~ Iattle Liver plus

A SGOsTURA BITTERs CCREs collie, FEWER
"A and Aqua and fndi. 1hs genuine man ufae
tn-ei only BY Dr.. J. q. b. siegert Som. AL drug
alsts keep .lssls
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DstpatiOn. injuries the comp exion induce pimYes.
SalOw skin IemOye the cause by using Carriers Little
Liver Pills One a dose. Try them.
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OPTIONS AND FUTURES.
Hearing Before the House Committee on
Agriculture on Mr.. Butterworth's Bin.

DELEGATIONS TRox rzaKk crrIrs Plorrsr
AGAINST THR PASSAGE OF THE BI1t wI1cn
WOULD, THEY SAT, PARALYzs BusrNEss-rHEY
CONTEND THAT THE PRxsxNr METHOD rs BEST
FoR THE FARMERS AND roR ALL CONDEMNED.
An interesting hearing was had this morning
by the House committee on agriculture upon
Mr.. Buttsrworth's bill to prevent dealings in
options and futurea There were present dele
cations from the New York Produce and Cot
ton Exchanges the Chicago Board of Trade and
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, all Of them
to protest against the passage Of the bill which
has already been recommended by the commit
tee.
OBJECTIONS OF THE CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
Murray Nelson, one of the commissioners Of
Cook county, was the first speaker, represent
ing the Chicago Board OF Trade. Mr.. Nelson
said that the Chicago Board Of Trade and all
exchanges in the country were in sympathy
with the objects Of the bill, as expressed in
ieges c'puts and CALLS and bucket shop deal
ings. But to enforce the provisions
against trades made for future delivery
OF the goods would be to force out Of business
small dealers and concentrate the trade in the
hands OF large capitalists who could afford and
q rise. These small dealers act largely as
agents for the farmer and buyer both. To stop
sales for future delivery, Mr.. Nelson said,
would be to interrupt and disarrange the entire
financial system of the country. The
bankers Of the country move its crops and de-
pend upon the transactions of small dealers in
country towns for the basis Of their transactions
He proceeded to explain in detail the opera
ton by which the grain reached the market
from the producer, in which operation the
farmer, the local agent, the broker in the
money center and the banker were all engaged
THE EFFECT OF THE PROPOSED LAW.
Mr.. Morgan-And the business Of all these
will be wiped out by this bill, you Think
MIR. Nelson-Certainly.
Mr.. Morgan-The bill explicitly protects all
these transactions.
Mr.. Conger-I think Mr.. Morgan Is mistaken
as 10 the effect of the bill.
Mr.. Nelson repeated that the result Of the
bill would be to crush out the small dealers
and place the farmer at the mercy Of the large
capitalists, who can buy cash grain, but they
will buy ut such a price that they can hold Il
until Gabriel blows his horn without sustaining
loss.
In answer to a question by Mr.. Allen OF
Michigan Mr.. Nelson said that local banks
could not supply nor could not get sufficient
money to move the crops of the country, nor
could the local dealer or agent 1t must be
supplied from the money centers.
THE TAXING SECTION
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DECREASING TIE DEArH RATE

The mortality among COnsumptves has been mate
rialy decreased of late years by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among these is SCOTS EMUL-
sion of Cod Liver OIL with HypOphosphites Of Lime
and Soda Phthsis. Bronchitis. Abcess Of the Lungs
Ineumonia. Weakness and soreness of the Chest are
completely subjusated by timely resort to this sue
cessful combination of highly purified cod Liver oil
with the salts named which themselves among the
finest reparatives Of exhausted energy Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles but Rheumatism, General De-
bity the Wasting away of Children and Adults, scro
fula and Lumbar Abcesses and Feebeness removed
by this standard preparation For Anaemis and all
impoverished conditions of the blood 1t IL the best
possible remedy and SINCE the favor Of Cod Liver Oil
isnulfed in it. children and delicate lady nvalids
perience no repusnance takingit. do
ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market
Mama.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market. reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 street:
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Furniture, China. Glass, &c,
lolOl1 9TH ST. NV.
THE GREAr S4spIeArE CLorH1sa

DAN FROM INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND
Too Hearty hating - relieved At once by taking
Of Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner
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Gaze FoR THE SKIN.

ARRESTS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF
DIsEAsK-PRoDUCING
GKkMs AND WARDS oEF
sKIS DISEASE.
Where trouble already
exists it cleanses the sore
and affected parts. opens
the pores. allowing free
scope to the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
PHYsICIANs USE
EELs's GERNICIDK SOAP
IL THEIR PRACTICE,
Because IL 10 the best me-
dunn whereby the anti
septics and germicides
necessary to the cure of
cutaueous affections can
be employed
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ArrR,s PrLrs

Are everywhere considered the most effective remedy
for costivenes. ndis and sch headache Being
sug.r-co.ted and purely vegetable they without
equal az family medicine. For all arrangements Of
the digestive and excretory other pills are
% universally approved
For long time my wife Was sufferer from dysen-
terry Physicians in this section being unable
70 afford her any relief At length we concluded to
Try Ayers Pills. and after taking three boxes she was
eured-"-J. B. Smith. Blue Ridge Spring. Va.
During the past tventy-eight years i have used
Ayers Pills In my family for all arrangements OF the
stomach, liver and bowels, and also for colda They
have never failed to beneht."-Prof Chsuncy Herds
man, A. NJ, Business College. Woodsids. Newark. Nj
ayers Pills the best have ever used for head
sches and they act like charm in relieving any diss
greeable sensation the stomach after eatng."Mrs.
II J. Ferguson. Pullens Va
81 am never without . box Of Ayers Pills In the
house"-Mrs Edwin Barlow AIS Bristol st.. Buffalo.
ny.
AYERS CAIHARTIc PILLa
Prepared By
DR. J. G. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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