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Tho fcelicr physical optical Institute.
of Munich hes under construction an
enormous microscope for exhibition as
Chicago Ina isaa. IL will magnify IA
10000 diamctcrs. or. aa ordinarily fitted.
a. ii.ooo dianctcrn. An electric light
OF 1900 g. y. h to 10 used Tor iliuminat.
ing the imngc. which q a. L. projected
on scrccn. A. the heat from this
powerful light would dcrangc the foous
Nv expansion of the metal. an Ingenious
device h usrd Ia cool the metal This %
small copper cylinder with liquid ear
honic acid under a pressure OF $50 lla.
10 the square inch. 10 IN connected
with the microscope in such manner
that au clcrtric regulator automatically
opens valve and allows "a drop of ths,
acid to escape in "a eprny upon the metal
to BE- coulcd the liquid Immediately
rvap0rntcs and produces Intense cold.
The whole coat 80 the instrument Is
said Ia DC nearly r2,ooo rLi Mall
budget
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R1tloIous AND EDUCATIONAL NAL,

1t j. estimated that there arc nearly
100000 Romon Catholics i'm Chicago.
--Hcnonncc all kind 81 peace tin
thou hast found peace Of conscience.
Discard all JOY, till thou fcelcst tho
joy OF the Holy Ghost-Mcdc.
You can indccG carry into the
realm of the external your beautiful
ideals An that is necessary Ia persist.
encc In this idea: ..My word shall
prosper In the thing whcrcunto send
it"-Drops OF Gold.
The Southern Presbyterian church
has decided Ia open mission i'm Korea,
and two members of the senior class in
Union seminary, Va. have been com.
misSioncd 10 commence Il. They viii
sail probably in August
Tho most common and frequent fa-
vors of God-thc rising OF the sun, the
recourse of the seasons, the continuance
OF life. enjoyment Of health. protection
from dangcrs--wc commonly regard but
little, and consequently seldom return
due thanks Tor them.
1t IL announced that Yale univcr-
Nity n 10 have preparatory school
near sharon, Conn. The ground and
present buildings. IA fund OF $3.50. 600
for building. and an endowment fund
OF SoO,oOO, have been given FOR this
purpose 10y Mrs. HotchlSiss. widow OF
the manufacturer OF the Hotchi,iss ,yun.
Men are constantly seeking honor
from their fellows. Yet how much more
To- Toe priced is that which God can be.
stow. "'rhcm that honor Me-" saith
the Lord. 81 will honor" The man
ksrl.. i. -
able TO God can alone have peace In his
soul, and he has freedom of action never
known by those whose chief concern Is
20 obtain the praise OF men Christian
Inquirer.
There arc i,5i,0i4 Roman Catho-
lie Negroes ia the United States, the
largest number of whom. 81, 600, are In
the diocese OF New Orleans, and the
next largest. $1,000. Is that OF Ralti-
more. They have twenty-scvcn churches
Tor their exclusive use and thirty-thrcc
priests; and there are ono hundred
schools for colorcd children attended
by $500 pupils, with eight orphan asy-
lumS. one founding asylum aud one
hospital During $500, 4,5as colured
children and 500 adults received Catholic
baptism
The trustees OF Chicago university
have considered thoroughly the subject
Of utilization with various western ncad-
cmics and colleges. This project g. one
of much Importance, and, n adopted.
will give to the students OF the colleges
and academies entering into such rcla-
tionship, the full university cNnmina-
tions. and win confer upon students 81
remote colleges passing those cXamina-
tons, the certificates and degrees go
which they would bc entitled were they
actually studying at the university, and
VIII grant diplomas aud degrees and
fellowships aifording free uition for
one year In the graduate schools in the
university 60 those Students annually
who shall have earned the bachelors
degree. II also will provide that the
president Of the minor college shall bc
elected to membership in the university
council, and viii give preference, when
engaging Instructors for special service
in the university, 90 approved instruct
orh IN the NIL tinted cgilcweg
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PIEA FoR c. eAellNess.
Neatncss In the stables Essential To- sue
cess la Dais-yiny.

Neatncss In the stables Essential 4, Gu.
cess LA Dsisyiny.
IL ~ an unpleasant statement that Won
can tell some dairymen by their smell.
ard vet We have heard the remark
made.
We can find no excuse for any farmer
who keeps cows and who brings the
rank scent Of stable tang into his kitch.
en- and dining-room. At such a farmers
table we should expect 10 taste as wei
smell the stable tang ia the cream aud
milk
Among all thrifty dairymen we arc
glad To say such symptoms are eNcep-
tonal and not the rule. This subject ia
disagrccahle, hut we touch ON IL be-
cause we have heard so many com.
plants from various quarters. In n
COW stable kept ordinarily clean, with
animals properly bcdded, and the tioor
kept sprinlSled with some absorbent "a
save the strength OF the manure. there
viii be nothing To transmit Hl,hs
stencil 10 the clothing or 10 the boot.
of those who milk and caro- for TIA,
cows.
Thus, cleanliness in the stable wiz
give no cause FOR uuclcanlincss or dis.
agreeable odors carried To the house
This subject OF stable odor in milk l.
not n light one that should bc condoncd
IN some dairymeu wear after year; il
should bc sunmarily dealt with by man.
utacturcrs aud consumers. The idea of
letting one OF the most nutritious prod.
ucts of the farm become saturated with
the essence of animal cxcrcmcnt. and
thut without IN axaps, .av.. , .l....., |, -.
habit, is too preposterous TO bc tolcr-
atcd. u il not necessary tina: man
70 about the streets with clothes
scented with harnyard smell
simply because he il a dairyman,
I'm fact IL Is utterly unnecessary. The
best and most successful dairymcn IN
the land carry no such trade mark. not
even when they are dressed in ovrralls
ana froclS and ARE at worl, about the
stable. Even II your stable is not
equipped with new modern improve
ments, IL is just rs easy, and we think
easier. to keep II clean than foul aud
dirty. There must bc good drainage.
and all stables need this 90 carry of
the urine. II Won haven't anything bet
ter than sawdust or shavings for An ab.
sorbent use them freely. but they are
not good TO retain the strength OF the
manure. Plaster Is "A good absorbent
for this Inter purpose. DO not smear
dung about the walls Of the stable To
stop up cracks as we have often seen
done. And finally keep the COWS well
bedded 50 that there will be no manure
on their udders. Geo. T.. Newell. in
Prairie Farmer.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
cAEAP HAY sHeLreR.
Some OF THE Advantages OF an octagonai
or cylindrical structure.

Some OF THE Advantages OF an octagonai
or cylindrical structure.
In recent printed discussion on
cheap consirdction Of the silo. See the
Wisconsin, experiment station has made
one a follows: The frame is merely a
.ircle of q by studs I1 iuches apart on
- suitable foundation. and lined with a
double covering OF G-inch boards witch
paper between. The boards readily
spring "a the studding. being put on
horizontally. The completely aud
firmly hoop" this great cylinder. their
ends running 10y one another. 80 that no
two end ON the same stud. The silo
has proved y success. although contain
ing "A much heavier mntcrial than hay.
and one more likely 20 exert lateral
pressure.
The question arises. why cannot Stor-
age barns for fodder be erected ON the
same principle, leaving off the expense
of "A double lining with tar paper be-
tween, and depending on the covering
entirely for both hoop NJ" and protcc-
ton? In the caseQf the Wisconsin silo,
hnlf-inch lumber was used. Let inch
boards be- put on around the structure.
one lappiug over the one next below il
like clapboardS and increased strength
and lcsscncd expense will result. FOR
abundant inch or scvcn-cighths hcm-
lock can be bought at - q Sia per
thousand. Good cight-pcnny nails are
preferable TO wire nails for the work be-
cause they will not draw ouG The studs
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coop or huilding unvcntilatcd b.
only hotbcd fot breeding all the dis
eases that fowls ore beir 60. The rca-
son Is simply that The respiration 81 the
fowls. like that Of an breathing beings.
cNhausts the air of iis iifegiving oxv-
gen and leaves carbouic ucid gas. which
is tine destruction OF animal life Gases
are gcnernted bv fermentation of toe
manure which sccumulatcs under The
pcrchcs and zoo Che chicken coops. and
the nir tbus poisoned. N not allowed %
escape through an opening or vcutuator.
contamiuatcs thc whole apartment. and
being brought by the agency Of the
lungs in contact with the blood of the
fowls, impartug its impurities and
pOisons, the whole body becomes irri-
tated and diseased. Hence we see the
absolute importance Of recurring pure
air by properly ventiIatng all the
places where poultry are confined. by
night as well as by day.--American
Farmer.
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AvoIdmr I.ninto scnh.

After "a series Of experiment., Prof.
Boliey of the North Dakota station
comes % the conclusion that hc can
avoid the production OF scubby potatoes
If he cnuuot entirely eradicate the dis
ease. He find. no substantial evidence
that any soil ~ whatsoever kind can in
itself give origin 90 the disease But
the discasc-gcrm can and does remain
in the ground from crop 10 crop Tor at
least four years. Scabby or discusc-
bearing seed tubrr~ onn and win under
ordinary circumstances produce q dis
cased crop BDt soaking the seed
tubcrs before planting IN chemical solu-
tions enabled him to raise an undiseuscd
product from the scubbiest az seed
where the ground was known 60 he
free from the disease. Seed tubcrs free
from the disease germs viii ina any soil.
clay, sand or muck. raise ava undis-
eascd produce, provided only that the
soils themselves are free Of the dis
case. American Farmer.
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sheep make good pastures br Keeping
down weeds. They viii clean ont "a
weed patch II confined toit They viii
eat mp all waste vegetables aud grains
Turned into stubbIcGcld a- soon as
grain is out OF H. every heat ~ loose
grain viii hc picked rp and tips OF uB
weeds Will soon bc eaten The blowing
Of the 'tubbie wiz be easier and better
done ana thc ncEt crop VIII boz better
for having been pastrrcd by sheep.
Sheep -uDAid he pu every farm. more
or less. and they should bc bred pure,
no missing up. uo trying o. create bet
ter breed. sc havr enough breed.
Only try to Improve Che breed yol have
and You 1871 do wen
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Consumption carries off
many OF It's victims need
lessly. II can be- stopped
sometimes sometimcs il
cannot.
Ii is a. cruel 10 raise false
hopes as it is weak TO yield
TO false fears.
There 10 a way 10 help
within the reach of most who
are threatened CAREFUL NV.
INC and SCOTS Emulsion Of
eod-livcr oil.
Let rs send you a book
on the subject free.
s.off 2 no~rs, chru'i'is ,i. s.,.,h So As-s.-.
Vow dnilrisi ts.es srar't fsst.,ssa ~ ssi.n...
su-sl af'-a.,sia sfHfI shsfu 80, o.
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norsE Fon LAYINn nrcKs.

paper, or tarrcd felt. may be used ns a
covering on the boards. 90 prevent
leaking. The floor is kept covered with
cut straw or hay The nests are simply
boarded Off az the lower sides and need
not Toe parttioncd. having only entrances
holes The sills may rest ON bricks 81
stones, SO as 20 raise them from the
ground. The house may be made Of any
length, width. or height preferred. as
we aim only TO show the plan The
cost OF such "a house is very little
Farm and Fircsidc
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WIT AND WISDOM.

You can't argue with "A woman, the
best thing you can do Is 60 let her argue
with You. Elmira Gazette.
Iastcs differ. Some people can Sec
beauty even in lookinR-glass; others
can not boston Transcript
Musicnl Composer Huvc You seen
my last song? Franl, Friend sincere
~ hope so.- Nonkcrs Statesman.
DO you think your doctor has bcnc
fitted you?' Yes "How2' Taught
me economical habits. Telegram.
Mrs. Hicks How do you suppose
cupid ,umc 20 pierce my heart? Hicks
Shooting for practice, probably
Denver sun.
Il have been known 20 beat a rail
road, said the tramp. but there s. one
thing ] never did beat o." What Is that?'
"a carpet. Washington Post.
DO YOU wear your lunnicst smiles
when YOU want 90 get an unusual favor
from your husband?' "No: ! wear my
brini,st tears. %" Yarmouth Register.
ono 81 Her Pcts.-shc-I always have
n great many pets about me. He item
dorly)-Am ! one OF them? Shc-Ycs.
You are MY pet aversion. N. " Her
aid
Its mighty hard TO know some
times what 90 do ia this world a
pretty girl IS praised, but "a young man
is blamed for being fresh. somcryille
Journal
The Fat LADY, am told that the
skeleton dude wants ~ get married.
The Ossiiicd Man Does hc? Wei, he
ought % make a. good match for mo
one Boston Neas.
1t isn't always the struggle for daily
bread that makes people feel the race
with poverty 10 g. very often the
struggle FOR tcrrapn and quail on toast
Washington Star
"A Great Discovery. VIII They yc
made q great discovery 40 tho sulphur
SPRING Resort Jill WHAT'S 10? Wi
They've couc upon real suiphnr
spring. Yankee Blade.
Full-Elo,rn Rose Whatapity. dear.
you are ENGAGED 20 young. You viii
never havr The ION of refusing % man.
bud SO. but I've bad tlc hn of ac-
coptiug onc lruuy foiits.
She Wha IS taat little silver de-
sign on y1ur inpel9 DC E1am,uo &c.
Shc-lt t.ur Gree with au nN Iriug
near. Glc EsarGr. It mean frat ]
only need To- Dc axcd. -Pittsbm9l Ell
lctin
"a riicnur P.a .I guess Hu have
o. run sou iu." ,h.rrfuHy remarked
Officer M,Nobb "CH. ..ur U.. don't
be- hari 900 man. pleaded fr.. IruU-
kiu5. -can SD. j.et wa... n. a. 4u-
dianapo.is journal.
N,. ..t.. ..... GIL f... -.......
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Farmers prefer a breed of sheep that
viii forage well ard seek The greater
portion ~ their food aud which thrive
well ln larg hocks That such mode
entails less labor is true. but .n whose
countrics where the largest prof &C..
rived and where sheep arc cons. -.d
indispensable in farming thcv are tept
ora small areas and are as careful 81 Tea
and attended e. Co. arc she cattle.
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Ciuse 90 Tho ear could hardly sinrtie a PEE.
son % Eouniuvo nerves more ttun uiu
hihnmlng ~ door, tho cutlery 90 ~ child.
tho rutilc Of "a heavy vehicle over n oahhie
atone pavement, tho wnlliug Of .n nsfhmntlr
hnHd organ oulot and ntrourihcn super.
sensitive nerves with li0stottors stuuAr IA
hltnre, and YOU can bravo any hubbuh
with tranquility indigestion, "a fcrund
cause oi ncryuuancHs d. haulahod hy tho
iiitcfn No are mniarioua, bilious aud
kidney oomplaints, debility and rhouna.
tlsm
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Syrup

must say a word as 20 tie Fl.
hcacy of German Syrup. I have
used IL In my family for Bfonchitis.
the result Of Colds. with most cx-
crlicnt success. have taken IL my
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results ihcrcirom. /
therefore recommend IL 10 ms neigh
bors as an excellent remedy iu such
cases james I Dufcttc. Eaflys-
vile. Va. Beware % dealers who
offer you something just az good
Always Insist on having Boschcc's
German Syrup. %
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We ofcr Quo liuudroI Dollars Reward
for any rNao ~ GAiHtrh thtt rnn NOE DO
curod 10y Halls Catarfh Curo
d = CuENuf a. Co. Props Toledo. q
We tho uuduta rnrd, have known D. =
Cheney Tor tho iust A. Yonrs, hud believe
hlm perfectly honorable ln nlt husinors
unnanoilons and financially nhin to carry
ont any obligations mu,lo hy thcif nrm
WCat a. Ifutx, WhuiDstlu nrugrlsta. To.
lctn. o., Waldinr. ltinunn a Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. 1nIeio. Ohio
Halls tutnfrn Cure a. taken INTERNALLY.
acting directly upon tha blood mai uiurni,,
surfaces ~ thc ~ Htem rtion la-f tor hUt.
Tie Sold by an druveiata Tcstimnninlr f,e.
~ doesn't follow that man ~ 10 oaitop.
odi4t because he cute tnc corn ffun tbo foot
OF a hili -Biughnniion Leader.
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FoR LAYING puCKs.

\ House THAT s-ows to oncr number
OF Advantages.
The design is intended for cheap
and easily constructed house for ducks
that are laying, and may bc used for
tine entire flock also. There being no
roosts. the object is 10 secure floor
space. Tho roof also serves for the
sides, aud any kind OF waterproof
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-20

Bran aud cottouseed meal are two
substances that seldom entail loss ON
The farmer Once brought ou thc farm
they remain. as they are neariv as
valuable in tHe manure heap COS for
food. They contain the mineral ele-
meuts SO necessary for yonug and grow
ing stock and may bee used with adj
vantage Tor The adults Linseed meal
may also be included in the list
TIM hen that sings is the hen thet
can be depended on To- do her best 10
pay her way. She has vigor and IL
comes cut ia her voice.
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Mr. Shark lover his newspapcrl-
Well, well MargTy. the newspapers
must bc pretty hard upl
Mrs Snaris-W WHAT that9
Mr.. Shark Why, here they come out
with a big headline Trouble ia o
choir Puck.
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promptly hut ouc Eu1uld fruicmb1r ~ uaa
"sou t'H most perfect remedies only wien
hrc.I.u Tho bcst and inject simplr and
Rnnii" rumrl e. he Syrup of fign. mBuu.
iactIr"i by $50 California fig syrup Go.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-20

MANY moor fellow never pcia . sre tho
silver iniug until hu feta above The cloud
Columbus loat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-20

ffN'tffH ftV
disease DR. Pieroo's Golden Med.
ical Discovery. ln r. way, that you
can understand. zoo, By purifying
the blood. When you're weak.
dull and languid, or when blotcbes
and eruptious appear - thars the
time % take H., no matter what the
season. it's easier % prevent than
% have 20 cure.
For an diseases caused by q tor
pid liver or impure blood, Dyspop-
sia, B.liousncss, Scrofulour. SKIN, or
Scalp Diseases - even Consumption
Tor Lung scrofula), IN IT, earlier
stages, tie Discovery" is the only
remedy that's gl0r4u,eeN II Il
doesn't benefit or cure, you have
your money back
You pay only for tie gooa you
get
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"A true Woman -Jock- What ~
your idea 81 a true woman? Harry b.
One who vii kiss her rival on tho way
so keep mn appointment with man sbc
has hired 90 toll the bell ~ the hour u
her rival b wedding ". y. Herald.
It Turned the Table, Tonsou-f
hear you are running an account with
siimson q Ca. u that s02 Hurdup-
Hardly ! tried o. but the account e.
uOU raEaiug me -iiOstOn Post
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The setting hens will not be so liza
bic to be disturbed Il placed in dark
cornerA
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WHY HEY ARe RlcH.
The Foiinans Mako Thirty-Niuo s,.,i-
witches Of one Loaf.

The Foiimans Mako Thirty-Niuo s..td-
witches 81 one Loaf
Pullman car walters are required by
the commissarics - mako % given NUM-
her Of saudwichca ont of % LOAF Of
bread. and the rule i strictly ulorscd.
On recent run a waiter named Brown
cut thirty thin s3tndwichcs ont OF o.
loaf and piled them mp On o. shelf ueur
"a window in the buffet The window
had been lot open, and while the train
was rounding curve a gust of wind
came and blew the sandwiches out ~
the car. Soon the yigilnnt commisnary
'amc along ~ see how the new man
'yas getting along.
DO dem suit you, soh?r proudly in
quirrI Brown. pointing b the sand
wi.hcs
The commiss1ry cast hasty glance
900 the pile near the window. and sized
fhc'u up in ana instant
How much bread did y0u usc for
chat pile, BrownY' anxi1usly inquired
o." commia5nrv
only one loaf eah; you told ur 30
cu' dem thin and they're thin a. 20 wa
for sah"
"Lrnmc eec." said The commis av
-ouHtnV The san1wialoe. -thcrr Hrs
.1Iy twcuty-nIne andwichcs h.r..
HHcro.s the ether t.u. Brown9 Eaton
tlcm. chgr
TIE commissary lai1 the pi.e dauu ou
rA- shelf the train turned arlmd an-
'fh.~ curve auI ont wont f.r .u4o
iue"irh. through thc *.rt,nH
"fou sos. slh. ozcls.mrd E--n.
dcm -1udwIrhcs an cIt % chin fl.t
fIs wind blow. f.fv arre. f... l..t ....
....,,.it,I.. go. ..,' 80.
.......9 ,.-.,. .-f
'-I
.'''' '' ''t ]" ~ 'ni .iA
I'D 1'.H "i brown, i'r inc fn-
Hi"rr aI the rume. quietly T.u. Ol
Hle e0fnm -art while hc tod. t... Ifttfc
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Tur Rouih. West Land 4 Investment Jour
nal, % carefully edited and thoroughly w.
liable monthly JunruHi, published iu tho ln
tcrostH uf the South west aud especially 81
Texas, VIII be mailed fot nix months froe ~
Charge upon appli atl1u 80 D. Is Parker. 80
hps Chestnut So Ht Louis. DO Tho p4ucr
contains much valuable Information to those
contemplating visiting or scttiug in tln
South west Write aud obtain a copy
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Wise in Ills Generation. -"Iapa. " she
Whispered softly, why don't you give
Henry some encouragement "Bccausc.
my DEAR" answered the old man. II
don't want 30 interfere Your mother
s. chief discouragcr II hcsilanry In this
ranch ~. :. Herald.
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Mr. wlil wnrsHip the ground SOL waiks
on " slc hna good corner lots. 81 o
IIruVuUe
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The Turn Of tbr Tidc-"Thc Dun
hnua haven't been able 90 90 10 "a sum-
mcr resort for two years, and the girls
haven't had "a decent gown 10 their
backs lately, bat ! guess thcy'u begin 30
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Mn a 70. fAFuuWr. Boston. Macs savs
j ordered and diafribrtci ono dolon LARGE
botiles Hrndycrotiuo among mF friends az
iicud with headache, und in every casa ID
has AFFORDED almost instantaneous relief
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4 N,E may be lantern owed ard set bl,
fnro nfycr light up Eastou Frua Press
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ExrfosfoNs ~ Coughing are stoned b.
Iial"'s Honey ~ linrthouud nnd lar
liAcs IOOthaehc Drops Cure in one minute
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" o. Tho poruon who Ia only hair baked
ihnt rcnofully gats roasted ~ SoBkers
Statesman
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Low icvela 600 thHru hnt doesn't make
fellow h'ui lowell linylcton Ecnunol
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u y AtLEy go .aGj Canal 90 Kew York.
nrc Huic nrcuta Boo nIe United STATES for
BVcChaui' Pals. q. Ccnts box.
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