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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

Park county makes the largest gain
Of any. Beaverhead. Fergus and Jetfer-
son are the only counties not ~despoiled
Of territory that lose in representation.
The loss to Choteau. Deer Lodge and
Missoula is more thar made up by the
representation given to the new coun
ties taken from their territory. The
Joint members. of whom there are three.
are for Valley and Fergus H. Dawson
and Custer ~. and Deer Lodge and
Missoula IL. \ cursory examination
of the list would lead TO tire opinion
that the mining counties had made the
the apportionment in their interest hut
it is perhaps not fair TO charge this as
there are several counties that have Il
combination OF mining and range stock
ar mining and agriculture. such as Gas
cade. Fergus. Meagher. Missouia. Park
Rayalli and Flathead. On the surface
there doesn't appear to be any reason
for a vigorous kick from anybody.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05


bui ,-,le never goi sight Of him till tilat
eyeuin Then she saw him sratter him
self over the orchestry.
She's gone up To visit Martha Ellen's
folks AT Lawrence now. and I'm goin
back to rent the farm TO n good fe!ier
know. and I'm going to give mother
more attention after this. Seems odd to
some folks. of course. but I'm different
from some folks. She won't ever be So
~ v rs size used to he. but She has added
10 her general knowledge.
she wouldn't leave 80 of my hand
after that I'll she vent up 10 Martha
tl..pn's. ana: ti"n she Ii,ttea me on tre
shoulder ;.i.' then ;"pi the window III
till everyday in lii" car ,woit'. and We
parted as We ,>,i t. wnen tntiio rs Wa
young peop!e.
But You'd ort of seen hercli,mh NJ o.
my shoulder and cry when ! So 70 hi
that night. Here's v"ur shawl. mother.
.ay
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

within tven.y-ti five hundred miles
as this is. Of every point of our coast line
from Puget Sound To Mexico. Were
there many other available we might
ind il difficult To- exclude from all.
There ia. however. but the one. Shut
ont from the Sandwich Islands as a coal
base. an enemy is thrown back for sup
plies of feu! 10 distance of thirty tive
hundred or four THOUSAND miles 81
bctwceu seven thousacd and eight thous
and. going and coming AN impedimen,
10 sustained maritime operations well
nigh prohibitive. Captain At Mahan
in the March Forum.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05
Nc Room For Regret.

No lktebUbb WI BNeSbVs
When he raised his eyes from the book
he was reading. he encountered her low
ing gaze fixed upon him.
In response TO his joyous smile he
came. and nesting closer to his bosom
breathed contentcdly on his neck.
I'm so glad
She was murrnuring softly. as II to
keen the sweet secret from the world.
II married YOU"
He was too deeply affected to speak,
and his only rtp,y was IA fervant kiss i'm
printed upon the end of her nose.
Il shall Gev"r-
She was locking into hi, face with a
bright. eager glance.
-"ceas"}u bless the day | met YOU.
In transport Of bliss he folded her
again TO his breast.
When | think
She twinei her arm about has neck.
-..how fond Fiio is of You. what
would ! he not to rejoice that ! married
you:"
He was vet unable to make any sort oi
an answer. Detroit Tribune.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

To the negative advantages of pos
session. by removing conditions which,
II abe islands were in the hands Of any
other power, would constitute to us dis
advantages and threats. illusions only
will be made. The serious menace to
our Pacific coast and Pacific coast trade
il 80 important a position were held 10y a
possible enemy. has been frequently
mentioned in the press and dwelt upon
in the diplomatic papers which are from
time to time given to the public. 1t may
be assumed that it is general.
acknowledged. Upon one particular
however. too much stress cannot
be- land, one 10 which naval
officers cannot but be more sensitive
tan .he general public aa! tina. Is ihe
immense advantage to us q any mari
time enemy having a coaling station
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05
Sunday. March >. 1898.
TuE NEW .ArpORTIO> MENT

At a late hour of the last da! OF the
Legislative session the new apportion-
ment bill, amended in some respects
Ms il came from the house. was passed
by the senate and will no doubt become
a law.
The bill as passed increases the rep
res~entation in the lower house from ~
to 6}: Custer county benetitting to the
extent of "A Joint member with Dawson
In order to make plain the effect OF the
bill we have prepared the following
Table. showing the representation oi
each county under the old and the new
apportionment, the fraction tisl being
used to express "A join, menher with AN
other county:
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

should share the fate of every other nuisance it ought to be abated.
You cannot be too fastidiou~ for rs. The more particular you IRE
the more you will appreciate the attention which We give to every
thing that contributes to a faurncss clothing outfit. Even chronic
critics cannot critcsc our stock of Clothing. Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes. Furnishing Goods, etc.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

tCupyrigit;. 1873. oy Edgar W. Nye.l
There is 40 place like "A smoking car on
a local train for studying the human be
ing of the male sex. with now and h IA
few da-u EveuaS Of the softer sex. The
American smoking Il near h city
is IA Mott street. ii Chatham square, "A
dose Of the French quarter. "A Little
italy and 3: Klein Deutschland. with a
sprinkling Of free born saiivary sover-
eigns oI the republic.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05
Now and Then.

No scr..r r,-I ~r mid
Let us close tie ElagiaE gate
Than the ca! AZ idcs ~
VIII be prancin. Oh rcte.
Chicago inter ocean.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

Professor Short-It is very impolite.
Bobby. to stretch in company.
Iobby-It Is, is it. Wen. what do you
do when you have 10 hang on to a strap
in the horse cars:-Yonkers Statesman.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05
ONE DOLLAR
every HOUR

is easily earned by any one of either sex IN any
part OF the country, who i willing 10 work indus
tr.ou.Iv at the employment which VT furnish.
The labor is light and pheasant, and yon run no
risk whatever. We tit YOU out complete, 81 that
YOU can give tile cuisines. a trial without expense
to yourself. For those willing to do a little work,
thi, j. the ~eranac.t oier madc. lou can WORK
all tlas, or in the -scuiu. ONLY. II sou ara 'li.
ployed. and have q few spare hour Al Nour t-
posal. utilize them. aud add to voIr income. -
our cuisines, will not interfere at all. lou Will
be amazed on the Start AT the ropiiiiy and ease
by which NoI aIni>- dollar upon dollar. day in and
.ilv oui. Even beginners arr successful from the
first hour. ANY one ram run the business = none
fail. iou should try nothing else until YOU soc
for Yourself what Fon can do at the business
which we offer. No capital ri.ked, Women ar"
grand worker: nowadays they make ~ Inucl
rs men. Ticv should try this business, ~ II l. 80
well ADAPTED T., them. Wri,e AT once and .ee Tor
yourself. Address II. HALLETT n CO..
Box $50. Portland, NJ
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

Are you particular about the
matter of a perfect fit: II you
are not. you certainly ought to be.
There is only one sort of fit about
a suit of clothes that doesn't sit
easily they are fit for nothing. II
it cramps you in n place and
hangs too loosely in another, it
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

..How do you like my latest picture:'
said one artist to another.
FIRST rate. 1t wal very clever OF you
to put the new moon in
"Do you think so?"
Yes. 1t leaves no doubt as to where
the top of the picture is."-Washington
Gtar
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05

Charles Lambs dear old boob.i. u friend,
George Dyer. could never he got TO say
an i'll word. even of the vi!est miscreant.
Come. now. George said Lamb one
day. on teasing intent, what do you say
of Williams Williams wa the Rat
cliff highway murderer-the Jack the
Eipper of his day-celebrated in De
Quincey's Murder as q Fine Art
sWell, Mr. Lamb" replied Dyer, Il
must admit he was somewhat of an &C.
centric character. "-Argonaut.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-05
WITH THE HIRED MAN
BILL iIYE TELLS STORY OF A MANS
WIFE WHO SUDDENLY LEFT.

.sut " hen Tie I.uud Tier at n show and
said. Here. Iour shawl. Mother" She
Was willing Enough To q" Back Home
Will, Him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-15
NEARING A CRISIS.
auburn Shoemakcrs Abou, to Put the Twisiers
on the Stubborn Manufacturers.

huBuEN, Sept. Especial. Some
thing is going to explode. Thirteen stran-
gers in town turn out TO be foremen of
Massachusetts shops. They gather every
where the shoemakers eongregate. Nj n
are leaving town, having good situations
offered them elsewhere.
1t is now as much a question of the busi-
ness men of Auburn versus the business
men of Massachusetts, as anything Brock
ton men are here tonight having picnic at
the expense of the manufacturers. Sew
eral shoemakers leave tomorrow for Mas
sachusetts and more will follow. The
union will be here just the same to fight it
out.
There was rumor on the street tonight
that Munroe, Packard & Linscott. FOss,
Packard & Co. and Dingley, Foss & Co.
have stated that unless the trouble is set
tled they will Withdraw from the Manufact-
urers' Association. The shoemakers say
that the power of the blue label will be
used if tie manufacturers attempt 10 make
shoes with uon-union help.
There was big meeting tonight CON-
posed entirely of help in the shops. The
most important thing done in several days
was the actions of the International Union
tonight calling out all the help in
tie shops tomorrow. 1t has been
the plan of the manufacturers to
keep such help as they could in
| the shops until next Saturday or later, or
until the old orders are made up. This
will be dsmper on the shops and as the
Journal predicted, Tuesday. the shops viii
be working under settlement next week or
not at all. Every power viii be brought
into force from now out.
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FROM MAINE WIRE

The Universalist church at North Jay
was dedicated Thursday by Selden Gilbert,
d. D., assisted by Rev. F. X. BEEN.
Messrs. Kingsbury and Tilson from Bal
timore are at Boothbsy Harbor in their
yacht Eflerpie; also the Dorothy Q Edith-
Mr.. Charles woItry Of Nobieboro fell
while AZ work on bark Alice Reed in Wal
tloboro, Wednesday, and was very badly in
jared Three ribs and other bones wire
broken and he is injured internally.
The RocklAnd Lime Company. Rock
land has gone into insolvency. +. W.
Purdy. general trader, Old Tom, has gone
into insolvency. Kendall! A Stenchtieti,
provisions, Freeport. have goue into insol-
vency.
The bakentine Skobelef. Capt. Price
Tucker. of Portland, 10 still missing and
there is very Little doubt that she has been
lost with all on board. J. 8. Winsiow il
the mansging owner. The vessel left Port
land ~ o days before the big gale 70. Nor-
folk with \ crew of seven men.
News vas received by cable Wednesday
afternoon Of the death ss Msurifias Of Caps.
Peieg d Nichols OF S<ar.port, Commander
Of the ship Z. Il. Ts.vEps.. Who was taken
i'll on the passag. from Hong Kssg to New
York and put inio The above pun Aug. &c.
Capt Nichols vas IS yssss Of age and one
Of the ablsss and moss aceomplislied ship
masters of Sesrsport. A vi8ou and FIVE
chiIdfen, three son. and tso daughters
survive him Cyrus G., lis eldest son. be.
lag 6fst officer OF the ship, now assumes
command
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-15
NAME nEeAl winnGRS.
malss ExAil,,srs WAs Mass M nedaA =
~ uoeid's fals.

CiucAeo, Sept. N.-Findines ef II
juries Of AZ ar,ls In the department of naRlAe
transportation have been mssie pablc. II
all La exhibitors were neslAled aAd - fes-
eign counsries, Ii stAses and The Disesice Il
Columbia sent sscccssful eshibits. Cnels
Sam won three Of his own medals ~ ~
strength Of the charts and modsls ssa1 -
the Exposition by the Treasury, var aAd
navy Department.. American sxAi111pso
carried o6 more that half the priass. 0Feae
Britain lsads The foreigners with -. ~
Germany follows close behind With II. I'D
lowing il a!eomplese list.of medal winners
from Maine,
Thomas Lauehlin 4 Co., Portland. screw
s,eerer and folding anchor; Bath lroa
Works, Bath. vindlass. capstans and steet>
ere; Board Of Worl's Fair manassfs, Au-
susta, historical guns and nass, Carlton.
Norwood q Co., Rockport, model 81 shtP
Frederick Billinss; Rolfe. Rockland. model
Of ship Young Mechanic; ossood 4 Co.,
Waldoboro, model Of schooner Governof
Ames, James Potter, model Of schooner
pash; William Rodgefs, bath, model ol
schoouer Governor Robie; blanchard
Brothers, Yarmouth. model Of chip Admiral;
b. N. Norris. Veasie, canvas canoes and
boats; Il. II. Gesrish, bangor, canvas
canoes; New England Company. Bath.
modsls Of steamers and steam yacht; MOfss
4 Co.. Bath, model Of steamer and barge;
@. II. Farrin, Richmond, model Of chip
Ocean Chief; Giles Loring, Yarmouth,
model Of bark OnAway; Mr.. Metcalf,
Damariscotta. models Of three ships; John
Mcdonald. Bath, model Of ship Henry b.
Hyde; c. V. Abbott. rhippsburg, model Of
ship st. Mary.
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isHgisi shoulsi nos have male eon5slaute
Of her mother rather than an OF tsisier. lie
appears hearthroks O., says he thought a!
aFst il would drive him insane bar be thinks
il y iii be AZ bal as that. He trembled with
erzsction when man who is well known in
Christian circles called en- him today while
the reporter was present.
Talbot says his wife asked Marshal
McDonouga what he WAS arrested for and
the marshal ssid he wouii tell her husband
al the ofsice. This is net consistent with the
published statement that Mrs. Talbot knew
Monday night that the ofiicsrs was in the
house watching Talbot and for wha, her
husband was to be arrest,d 4 for.
There is sentiment that Talbot's arrest
is all plot. Lawyer Noble feels sure of
it and the Christian people are at work on
the problem and sticking to Talbot The
daughter Maude and her brother are under
bonds to appear Mt the trial in the supreme
court. Marshal McDonough did no, hide the
fact that be vas afraid some one wouli in
duce the ehiliren TO go TO Massachusetts,
aad-not appear against ,hsir father.
Talbot claims be Is innocent. the daughter
says he i, guilty AMI is supported by her
brother. Attorney Noble is hard at work
on the case and will make a fight for it.
Certain il is that the trial at the term of
court " hich begins next Tuesday will be
sensational one. Talbot is qaartered In
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STATE BOARD OF Trade.
Annual weeliag Held at 8eIiast-eisht Boards
We're Represented.

BELFAST, Sept. 1.-THE annual meeting
of the State board of trade was ended by
delegates from eight boards. Iou. Henry
Lord, Bangor, was reelected president; NJ.
N. Rich, Portland, seeretiry; 6. N. wey-
mouth, Bidyleforj, treasurer.
Pspers were read by T.. b. Winslow,
Portland; How Can Name so Improve
Her PriGcipai Markets ~ TO Supply Her
Home TradeE7 by John l.. Crosby, Ban
gor; "How Can the Currency Held in Maize
be Kept in Circulation in the State" Ad-
dress by Col. /. S. Bangs, Waterville,
What Lessons has the Worlds Fair for
Business Men in Msine?", and by S. w.
Mathews on .'Aroostook.
All were followed by a general discus
sion, reception and banquet given this even
ing in the Crosby Inn. Tomorrow there
will be excursions down the bay and to
Northport.
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AT THE FAIRS.
Early Bird Gives Exhibition
in 2.l9 l-2 at Ellsworth.
Nearly 10000 People at Gorham
Witnessed Exciting Races.
At Norway the Atisadanes and Races Were
Best Ever knewa.

ELLSWORTH. Sept. 1.-THE Hancock
county fair closed toiay after a very sue
eessfal exhibition. The agricultural and
stock exhibits were very satisfactory. aed
some fast time was made in the races The
events today were the free-for-aii, purse
$500. three starters. j. p, d. Wheelden's
Eigin, first; c. ii. Nelson's Fred Wilkes,
second. Best time, 2-2G 81.
The 2 40 class, purse $50, six starters,
f. FL Greely's Barlow, first; +. IL. Hop
kins' Black Priaee, second. Best time,
= so.
Running race, purse $50, three starters.
Stafford's Yorktown, hr': MetieuIrlck's
Dandy, second. Best time, | IS.
Dir. brakes Early Bird and +. ii. os-
goods SelIm tro,ted exhibition miles IN
2.i9 l-2 and 2,25 respectively.
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Maine Postal Chances.

wAsursGroN, Sept. li.--These changes
in the postal service In Maine are sn-
nOunced
Route 1889. Linnskin 10 Wiscssset.
Leave Linnckin daily, except sunday. 1t
45 A. NJ. Arrive at Wiscss'st BY A.
NJ. Leave Wiscasset daily, exs pt Sunday,
on arrival Of train, but not later than +.
81. Arrive at Linnekin in I IA hours.
Route 1861. Palmyra TO Newport. Leave
Palmyra daily daily, except Sunday, at 3.45
Z. NJ, or In season TO connect with train.
Arrive at Newport in hour. Leave New
port daily, except Sunday, on arrival Of
train but no. later than =. M. Arrive o.
Palmyra in hour.
Route I52G. Deer Isle, by South Deer
Isle, to Green's Landing, seven miles and
back, six times week, by schedule Of
not to exceed liz boass' running time
cl way. From Oct. !, 1893, to June 80,
1897.
Rout. 1921. North Msdison. by Wet
Madison anil Blackwell, TO Madison, o -
miles and back. six iines = week. BY .
schedule Of not to exceed 2 12 hours run
= ing time each way. From Oct. }, 1898, 70
June 30, 1897.
Star service has been Discontinued %
these ROUTES: Route 1886. North Madi-
son to North An.oo. ffom Sept. 20, 1898.
| Route 1903. Bla kwell 10 Madison. From
Sept 80. 1898. toute 1906. Deer Isls 70
Green's DaD5iog. From Sept. 80, 1893.
| Horst o NJ. Sawyer was spcoint-d post
master at North Gray vice Fred McDon-
aid,
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DON'T LOSE
YOUR HEAD

Because cholera threatens TO break
out In this country.
You can avoid this European seourge
Hyou will but listen to reason.
Cholera has its origin in aisor,lered
condition Of the stomach and bowels,
accompanied by loss Of tone Of the sys.
tenn.
80 hong as you keep the stomach and
bowels healthy, afd Tire b., sten, toned mp
to its highest resiSiias point, you arc
safe.
iIDDKS's MAGNETIC CoMrouxp
eieanses and strengthens the stomach
and bowels. keeps the blood active and
pure, and restores vital energy and
the power Of resistance 70 disease.
HipbKS's MAGNETIC CoMpousp will
make you welt and Keep you we'll. Iii,
the mighty safeguard a.ainst choleraic
poison.
Take it while you remain In town, and
order nome Of }pur druggist for use in
the country, at the mountains and by the
seashofe. iibbEs's MAGNETIC CoM-
FOUND viii protect you from the chol-
era w..rtevet you are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-15

PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE records of the
internal revenue Office at Portsmouth, n.
H. shows that up to August 81, 1898, 154
residents of Maine. a prohibition State, had
pai the United Ststes special liquor dealers
tax. OF this number 657 are retail dealers
of distilled hquors AMI eight are whole
.alers, whis IS are retailers and II whole
sslers of malt liquors.
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A BiG ELECTRIC lieHv DEAL.


Sr. LouIs, Mo. Sept. 1.-THE reposesd
absorption of the Municipal Electric Light
and Power Company and the Missouri
Electric Light and Power Company BY The
Edison Illuminating Company 10 probably
true. The stockholders and bondholdess
Of the Missouri and Municipal companies
will exchange their property for cash and
Edison securities.
The Municipal Company has debt OF
81, 500 900 per cent. bonds and capital
stock Of 81 100000. The Missouri Com
pany has issued $500, 600 hrst mortgage q
per cent. bonds and 5000, 600 second mort
srge per cent. bonds. The law requires
Them to have capital stock 1t least equal
tn the sum Of the bond Issues, namely
Si,iO0, 600. The opinion among brokers 10
that the Missouri Company has been doing
very we'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-15

Upon receip. of your address and fifteen
cents in postage STAMPS, ve viii mail you
prepaid onr Souvenir Portfolio of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. the regulsr
price is Fifty eenrs, but as We rant you TO
have one, We Inaae the price nominsl. fea
will find it arork Of art sad thirg z
to be prized. 1t contains full page views
Of the great buildings. with descriptions of
same, and is executed in highest style Of
art. If not satisfied With il, after you get
tive will refund th- stamps and let You
keep the book. Address
II. E. BucxIEs & Co., Chicsgo, III.
sepkl lleod&vfolym
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IHe BeMRIN0 SEA DECISION.
Profits 10 yeaiers During the Continuance q
the Medvs vIvsAdi.

VERONA, =. c., Sept. H.---Joseph
Boskowitz, an extensive dealer In furs.
asserts that the sealers are M heart well
pleased with the outcome Of the arbitration.
and that their profits have been proportion
stely larger during the continuance Of the
modus vivcndi than ever before. The reg
ulations, he says, leave ample time for sat.
isfactory prosecution Of pelegic scaling, and
Mt the same time Ill prevent drusg'ng the
worll's market, and thereby maintain prices
AZ well ~ demands.
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FARmrSeToS, Sept l4.--Pilgrim Com
mandery, No. 10 X. T.. of Pennington and
iasiies started Thursday morning on theil
arnual pilgrimage to Ranseley. Fifty Sil
Knights were in the column headed By
wheeler's band. Their tarTy at Philip.
.iii include . short parade there. Al
Rsnssley they will sail down the lake,
lunch q, the Mountain View House. have a
parade and dinner at the Rangeiey Lake
House, and return in the evening.
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ALLcocK's PoRous PLAsTERs hsve a.
t4ined a worL,-vtie reputation solely upon
th,iy superlative werjts. They have many
woal l-.,s rivals. but bsve never been
equaIIed or even approached IN curative
properties and rsp,disy and safety Of action.
Their value has been attssted BY the high
est medical auib0s1'ies, ~ veil ~ BY unins-
peachstle testimonisls from those Who have
used them, sDd they sre recommended -
the best external remedy for weak back,
rheumatism, scisics. colds, coughs, sofe
throat, ehe,t snd stomach affections, KID
pey difIieul,iss, wesk muscles. strains,
stitches. and aches and pains of every DE-
scripiion.
Beware Of limitations. and DO not b d.
ceived by rnisreprese niation. Ask Tor ALI
cocks and let no solicitation oS explsnst30n
induce you to accept substitute.
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