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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
Wiadomosci Mieiscowe.

Oh. K. P. Laskowski zalo4yl tax
zwany Paint Store j utrzymuje ns
skiadxie fairly, oleje, lakiery, RAINY do
obraz6w, szkis, szczotki 1 r0ane lime
przedmioty " zakres lakisrnictws
wohodzsos. Skiad pod No. 500 -8lsi
Str. " Chicago, Ills. Rodaoyl. wspie-
raJois % PrzedsiebiOrStwo Polskie.
Odwisdsil Rad Centrally / Redak
oye ,.Zgody' OBJ. MARGIN Bonk, prszy-
dent To 1arzystws Pulsskiego Z Broo-
klyns, N. z, kt6ry zsjuuje bsrdzo do
niosle stanowisko pisrwssego agents
frmy towar6w bl~awstnych (Dry Goods)
O.. Cramer, Kuftsld . Co. 455 - z56
Broonoe uIios, New York.
Parma Julia Corsak zamianowsns
xostala pres komitst wykonawczy, IA.
w1adowozynis New Yorskiej szkoly ku
chsrskiej m wyStswis " Chicsgo.s
4 dniem 1 Marcs r. b. otwarta be.
die pisrwsEorEedns restsurscya pod
No. 100 Milwaukee Ave. (tam dswnisj
byt saloon oh. M. M~sjewskiego) utrzy
~mujaoymi %, pan WodzisiswSki 1 Psni
KrsszeWska.
Kradzisae tax daleoe - upowsze
ohnione, - Oh. Magdzisrz Z sEopy pod
No. Soz Noble IA. skssdzsoas zostsko
kolo zdjqts z wozu, Wiasoicisl a u
dzielenis wiadomosci o6sruje nagrodq.
= Pan Ksrol Stein, $50 Noble al. "a.
prowadzs " p~okojaoh dzwonki elektry.
cane, alarmowe budziki i rurki do mo-
vienna. Wszslkiego rodzaju baterye 1
dzwonki nsprawis. Zamowienis przyj-
mule takAe Iistown Q.
Dnia % lutego o godEinis 2ej rano
szalsi strasEny wiOber, kt0ry PREY ulicy
Hlstsd zwsla injury 20 ~Spalonym domu
YOrka; wslacs sie injury zdruzgotsly
dws sasiednie domy, w.kt6ryob zsmIe
szkiwaly rodEiny Kunsa Smitba :
dzlssie6 osob zostslo sabitych. Wine
przypisuja opiessslosci wYdzialu budo-
wnIossgo, gdya Jua Poprzsdnio Przez
zawslsnis sic oEasOi muru diva konie
zostafy sabite.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
W~iadomosci Zagranicy

Rosya. Komitet budow Wy kolei sybirskiej,
m kt6rego czoio posta wioDo, jsk via
dono, nsstepca tronu rosyjskiego, zaj
mowa6 sic bedzie niebawem kwestya
xaludnienia mianowioie x~sobodniej po-
iowy Sybiru. Dotad " ozesci tel IA
mieszkuis zale1wie Q milionY, podczss
gdy M ogromnyoh cbszarach tyoh mo
gioby sic wyaywic 30-40 milion6w.
Rad zamierza wiec skisrowsc prad
e~m'gracyjny ludnosci rosyjskiej Z wne-
trza Rosyi do ~zachodniej cseici Sybiru
/ ministerstwo spraw wewnetrznyeh Ia
4adaio M Gel poparcia dzieia koloniza-
cyjuego ~rocznej sAbwencyi " wysokosci
10000 rubli, kt6ra rozda wana bedzie W
charaktsrze zapomogi miedzy koloni-
stow sybirskioh. Nadto z.mierza rad
przeprowsdzic roboty kanalizaoyjne i
melioraoyjne M wielka skale " zaoho-
dnim Sybirze.
= Serbia Wedlug w:adomesoi mad
o~hodzacyOh Z Petersburga, serbski
minister oswiecenia zgsosii sic do rzadu
r~osyjskiego Z prosba o nadeslanie pc
wnej liOzby nauczycrsli jezyka rosyj
skiego Z powodu z~aprowadsenia obo.
wiaEkowej nauki tego jszyka wszkoaaoh
serbskich. W skutek tego wYsyiA Rad
rosyjski dwunastu rosyjskioh pr.fesor6w
gimnazyalnych do Serbii. Me potrzeba
w~yjssniac, se Rad rosyiski vybrai IL
apostos6w idei paurusycyzmu. Cay ci|
apostolowie i nauka obowiazkowa jezyka
~rosyjskiego prSyniesis korzysc Tub szko-
de- nar6d serbski ~przekona sic PREDICT
mote, niE sic spodziewa. WidoczOie
W ssrbii smutne dzieje Buigaryi made
90 xnane.
= Ma koukurDie ~tegorocznym " Pc
tersburskieJ Akademii sztuk pieknych
" dzisle architektury, rfezby / malar.
silva otrzymal medal zlety "a projek.
architektoniczny, J6zef Mazurkiewicz,
warszawianin.
= w Paryzu zaczynaja ludzie umie
rac z Riodu; z~nsleziono ma ulicy dwie
osoby wynedzniaie. Obydwie mimo
ratunku umariy Pc Przywiezienlu do
szPitala a przyczyna ich smierci byi =
gi6d, gdyz skonstatowano, it przez 4
dni ME Przyimowsly Aadnego pokarmu.
= REym. w ostAtnich ozasach p.
.Iswolskij staral sic ~przekupic rozmaite
pisma wioskie, ally zatamowae wszelkie
wiadomosci o przesladowaniach Pol
sce; miedzy innsmi oiarowal or / pismu
rDiritto di Roma" dziesiee tysiecy fran
k6w, ale ~przerachowai sic. Redaktor
odrzucil ne wzgarda proPozycye / nadal
<apewne silniej ~jeszcze popierae bedIie
sprawe polska. o kt6rej jua milcza inns
" tym kraju Pisms.
Wskutek zder4enIa pociag6w skoczy-
dem z lokomotywy i wywichnSiem so
bic noge W goleniu Przez cztery ty-
godnie musisiem ohodzic o krokwiach.
Pc uzyciu oleju sw. Jskoba zostalem
~wyleczony. g. Roeder, zoe 8. 17.ta
al. Omaha, Nebr.
"io6nm060i Mioiooo"o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

Wskutek zder.enia Pociag6w skoczy-
iem z lokomotywy i wywichnSism so
bic noge W goleniu Przez cztery ty-
godnie musialem chodzic o krokwiach.
Pc uzyciu oleju sw. Jskobs zostalem
wyleczony. = G.. Roeder, 600 8. l7.ts
al. Omaha, Nebr.
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ChehaliO News.

CREHALrs, April l.-fSpeciall-A set
tiement was reached this week be-
tween ex-County Attorney Swasey and
the board of commissioners in the mat
ter Of attorneys fees in the delinquent
tax cases collected by Mr.. Swasev and
withheld by him on retiring from Office.
Mr.. 6wasey turns portion Of the amount
into the county treasury and 10 to sue for
it. The remainder he retains until the de-
cision In the case now pending in the SUI
preme court il rendered.
The water company and the council are
discussing the advisabiiity of taking the
supply from the Chehalis river instead
of the Newaukum. At present the water
10 brought to the city mains through an
open tiume distance of about seven miles.
This 10 not satisfactory for several reasons.
The machinery for the furniture factory
is being put in place as rapidly as possible.
Articles of Incorporation of the reorgan.
lied company were filed this week. The
capital stock is increased to $4,000. The
incorporators are: J. s. Greig, +. s. Do
renbecher. N. B. Holbrook, P. K. Hol-
brook and NJ. D. Holbrook. The factory
will be in operation within two weeks,
and will employ fifty men from the start,
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WORK ON IRRIGArrNe DIrcHxs.

01nnvside Canal, In Eastern Washfng-
ton. Being Rapidly Constructed.
NORTH YAKIMA, March 31.-[Special.1-
]. L. Smith, one Of the big contractors on
the Sunnyside canal, returned from Ia
coma this week. where he went to secure
more engineers for the work now being
done He says that they have the
largest force of men at work
ever employed on . Western irrigation
enterprise, and the extra engineers were q
necessity, because the contractors would
thus be enabled to push the work and full.
fill their contracts for water with
purchasers of lands lying below Nab
ton. Forty miles Of the ditch will
have been constructed BY April ], leaving
only twenty-five miles to construct there
after. In addition to the thirty-seven
miles now completed, . lateral ten miles
in length 10 finished, which 10 in itself
larger than any other ditch in Washing
ton. except the big one 1t 10 tributary to.
This lateral is sixteen feet wide on the
bottom, and the largest ditch in this sec
ton.
Mr.. Smith says the last twenty miles
will be constructed rapidly. because the
ground IL more easily worked than that
already gone over. Hundreds Of thou
sands of acres Of fine land are watered by
this great canal, which will be sixty-two
and one-half miles In length whom COM
pleted
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even b construed % . grave adront BY
Russia.
Secretary Hoke Smith has announced
that 1t o'clock next Monday afternoon
he will see persons interested In the sp-
pointment Of . governor for New Mexico.
with view to obtaining information for
the presidents use in making rejection.
On next Wednesday ct the same hour he
will see al persons who may wish TO b
heard on the subject Of the appointment
of . governor for Utah.
The new regulations for the govsrnmsnt
Of the navy provides among other things
that naval officers shall not oct ~ CORE
spondents for newspapers.
United States Treasurer Nebecker Will
make . change in the New York sub
treasury on Monday morning, relieving
Sub Treasurer Roberts, whose commission
expires today. Accompanying Mr.. Nebeck-
Or will DO eight treasury experts, who will
remain with him ct the sub-tressury until
the transfer Of money in the sub-treasury
is effected.
New postofices have been established at
the following points in the state Washing
ton: Camden, Stevens county, Gilbert +.
Barker, postmaster; Lakeside. Okanogan
county, Reuben 8. Garrill, postmaster;
Preston. King county. John F. HUDSON.
postmaster.
Secretary Morton has appointed Edward
Sheldon, Of Nebraska, Western agent OF
the bureau Of animal industry, vice w.
Pickerell, of Nebraska
CHICAGO, April Ian Indianapolis
special says: Ex-President Harrison. after
reading tho article about extravagant al
lowance to the staff Of the Boring sea
commission, said: II don't know any.
thing about it." When pressed for an
explanation, he said: swell. Gen. Foster
was employed by Blaine, at what pay do
not know. know Gen. Foster, however,
has done noble work. About the other
charges I have nothing to say. as am
ignorant Of the facts.
vienna, April 1.-The anti-Semitic and
Clericals are greatly agitated over the ap-
pointment by President Cleveland of Max
Judd. of Missouri. as consul general of the
United States at Vienna The opposition
to Judd is based upon the ground that
Judd 10 Hebrew, and, therefore, an I'M
desirable person for the Office. A petition
is being prepared addressed to Emperor
Francis Josef to the Austrian foreign
Office asking the imperial authorities to
refuse to accept Judd as American consul
general.
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lndians Tell OF IN UnknoWn Ship That
Sank 1t Village Island.
VICTORIA, B. c., April 1.-lSpscial. +
One Of the many unmarked islands which
dot the entrance to Barclay sound 10 re-
sponsibie for another shipwreck, the first
news of which reached here this morning
from Aibernie. The report was received
there first . week ago. and the steamer
Maud will leave here this evening to In.
vestigate. She will bring particulars
OF tho disaster on her return.
The Indians brought intelligence last
Saturday. says letter from Albernie,
that large thres-masted steamer had been
wrecked on . small unmarked rock not
far from Village island, against which no
fewer than four good ships have pounded
themselves to pieces The Indian party
in their canoe sailed right over the
steamer. Only tho masts were sticking
out Of water, but they could not deter
mine the name or give an accurate descrip.
ton Of the steamer or whether she was Of
wood or iron.
Nothing has been heard OF the crew by
any Of tho white settlers or BY tho In.
dians. who have been all along the coast,
thinking some might have reached the
shore. The superstition 10 that all have
been lost and that the wreck is that of
some steamer unfamiliar to these waters
whose master lost his bearings and made
Barclay sound In mistake for the Straits.
A later report says the wreck 10 now
floating bottom upward q mile on Village
island. with her stern stove in and her
name gone. The color Of paint all along
the hull 10 dark brown.
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Entz loans money. Bailey block.
Lee Observation-Disclosures loans See them.
Grand Easter Sunday dinner at Mira Atwood's
dining parlors, I to go p. m today.
Mira J. Danega, dressmaking parlors, sos Sec
ond street, over New York Kitchen.
For sale-New houses On installment plan.
A. W. Consnt Il CO., PA Pioneer building.
For money on inside mortgage loans, closest
rates. see Thomas Company, Burke block.
+. Christianer is holding "A special bargain
piano and organ sale at Sls. opposite his old
stand, on Third street
Tickets for Frank G. Carpenters stereopticon
portrait talk. which takes place tomorrow even
ing at Plymouth church, are on sale at The
Seattle Hardware Company and J. II. Calvert q
Co.'S book store.
John Thomas, who stole an imitation gold
headed umbrella from Chester Cleary's store on
second street Friday evening, WAS sentenced to
thirty days In the county jail BY Justice Hum
phrey yesterday.
Peter Hollender, OF skykomish, was taken to
Grace hospital yesterday suffering with deep
cash in his right knee, inflicted while chopping
wood Several days have elapsed since the acei.
deaf and blood poisoning is feared
Chief of Police Jackson yesterday received a
letter from p. shea. oil Fairhaven. stating that
lie had noticed inquiry in the Posi- IsTELLr-
egSCER from his sister living in Massachusetts,
concerning his whereabouts, aud had written.
The ninth annual meeting OF the Ladies' Re-
llef Society will be held ia the Chamber OF Com
merce next Tuesday. April 4, al p. IN. There
Will be election OF officers and the various
annual reporta All members are urged TO lie
present
William Anderson, alias Daily, who was
accused by James Morris of bunkoing him Out
OF &ieo. was released from the city jail yester-
day owing to the mysterious disappearance of
the prosecuting witness. This 10 the second
time that Daily has escaped the clutches Of
the law.
he currrcomb for the fire department for
which George II. Holloway is trying to collect
SIS from the city council, Is not currycomb
at all, but a bsisiie brusb, which has teen
loosely called a eurryeomo N council discus.
sIoas. There IL no question IS to IFS value, but
10 The authority of tue fireman TO make the
1911
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OLYMPIA, April L-Ispecial)-A relig-
ious war is threatened here because of
utterances of Mrs. Barrett. an evangelist.
who is now holding revival in the NJ. +.
church. On Friday evening she critscised
the Unitarians of this city, speaking of
them as "a class of unbeiievers who h al a
dance house that they called church and
who were going down TO hell with fright
full rush." referring to the fact that dane
ing parties are sometimes given in the
basement of the church.
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HCN0RY YAKIMA DEMOCRATS.
A Few Of the Faithful who Are Seek
ing OMceo.

ing Omces.
NORTH YAKIMA, March 3l.-fSpecial. l.
Yakima Democrats are frantically striv-
ing for their share of the spoils
under the new "civil service re-
form administration" Yakima county
went Overwhelmingly Republican at the
last general election. but that fact does not
seem to have cooled the ardor Of the
local members of the unterrified.
Eleven business men living in
this city desire appointments under the
Federal government. These gentlemen
and the positions they covet, are as fol.
lows:
Henry J. sniveiy. United States attorney; T..
NJ. Vance, consular appointments: 7. +. Maher,
United states consular agent at swansea, Wales:
J. T. kingsbury, surveyor general; sam Vim
son, United Safes marshal: J. J. Mcdaniel,
specia! timber inspector; Matt Bortholet aud
Joseph stephenson, agents OF Yakima reserva-
ton: z. n. Reed and A. F. Smelling, registers
Of the United States land ONCE; Dr.. Savage. re-
ceiver OF the United States land Office.
In addition to these tho brethren arc
having merry war over the postoffice, in
which tight the old rule of every man for
himself and the devil take the hinder
most seems to prevail. The Republicans
smile and enjoy the fun.
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STATEMENT OF PUBLIC DEBT.
A Net Reduction Of S1,956,1S2 During
the Month Of March.

A Net Reduction Of S1.956,172 During
the Month Of March.
WASHINGTON CITY, April 1.-The state
ment of the public debt. giving the trans
actions of the treasury in the month of
March, issued this afternoon, shows:
Net decrease in debt, $1,956, IT.. OF this
duction in the bonded indebt-
81, So, $40 the increase of cash in the treas
ury during the month. The interest bear
ing debt showed no change. The debt on
which interest ceased since maturity de-
creased $33, rs, and the debt bearing no
interest $4l9,S1S. The aggregate in
terest and Notwithstanding debt
on March 81 vas $685.. SIS, 219, and
on February q it was 1868, 2S1, 752.
Certificates and treasury notes Offset by
an equal amount Of cash in the treasury,
outstanding at the end of the month.
$597. AS, 09l. a decrease of 81, 400. 255. The
total cash in the treasury was $751;. 76S, 427,
against which liabilities are outstanding.
including $1OO,OOO.0OO in greenback gold
reserve, to the amount Of $751;, 1877
500, leaving the available sur
plus $25,630. 72s. and of this. $685.
223 was gold. OF the surplus
$685., GAL was in national bank deposit
tories. against 81. 6s1 sos at the end of tho
previous month. The receipts for March
were $34, 49,. 8i4 and expenditures So, 327, :
997. In February the receipts were $780,
OO9. S92 and expenditures 3l,677. 454, Gus
toms receipts increased from $l3, 49,, 663 to
$13. S39. 200.
Secretary Carlisle will change the form
of the debt statement on May l. The
changes will be of a radical! character, in
tended to simplify the statement.
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THE ROMULUS SUNK.
a German Collier Strikes =
Rock and is Beached.
= 0yueeSious wreck HepoTts4 - InAi-
ons q Barclay so1sd-stss1sr
1losting Bottom UD.

VrcroarA, B. c., April THE big Ger
man collier Romulus II sunk in the mud
q Esquimalt harbor with large hole In
her bottom. At 10 o'clock Thursday
night, while on her way out to sea from
Neuaimo with $500 tons Of coal for San
Diego, she ran on Black Rock At the south
entrance Of Cowichan gap, or PORTER pass.
- II 10 ofIicially known. An endeavor
VS. made 70 back her o6, but IL wss found
impossible. 1t was then decided to wait
for an already rising tide. and as
2 o'clock ON Friday morning, after
being grounded four hours. the
vessel iloated clear Of the rock which held
her. The steamer had been gradually I'LL
ing With water, notwithstanding that the
pumps were started and kept going at full
speed. Pilot Sabiston, who was in charge
when the vessel struck. and Capt. Bsrndt.
the master. decided that il would be best
TO run to Esquimalt harbor. The vessel
reached Esquimalt ct II o'clock and headed
immediately for Magazine island, and .
few minutes later was fast in the soft mud.
She has since filled, and her bow IL now
under water.
The accident will be investigated by the
Eanaimo pilot board. under whose au-
thonty John Sabiston, IT,. the pilot. 10 en-
gagged. 1t il the universal verdict OF ship
ping men that the Romulus had no busi-
ness where she was. They say she should
have been on the outside. II the author
titles 90 decide the blame will rest on
the pilot. He stated yesterday after
noon that when he left Nanaimo
Il was with the firm purpose OF
going outside. From this idea he
was moved by Capt. Bcrndt, who
proposed to save couple of hours. He
said he felt misgiving all the time after
he changed his course. He adds that the
steamer was lost twenty-five minutes be-
fore they reached the gap. This, it 10 be-
lieved. would have given them time to
clear the rock. The rock il not charted
but other vessels have struck it and
its location is pretty we'll known.
Tho pilot wanted to beach the
boat right there but the captain
favored coming to Esquimslt. The ship
could not have gone much further, as the
water was gaining all the time. Capt.
Berndt was at the custom house this
morning and flied statement with the
collector. Capt. Clarke, Lioyd's agent,
made . survey this afternoon for the I'M
derwriters. The Romu!us will be raised
and locked here.
The Romulus was built In 1889, In Hamburg,
whore shs 10 owned. and cost &a225 600. She is
ginea She IL 3l5 feet long: her registered ton.
mage ID i.70s. with carrying capacity OF nearly
400 tons. She in under charter to John Roseu.
told, of san Francisco
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laws governing third-class municipaii-
ties. There is some opposition to the
move. but four times the requisite amount
Of signatures have been obtained on the
petition asking the council to put the
matter 70 . vote OF the people,
and it il generally conceded that
reorganization will win. The plan origi-
mated in classification over recent ap-
pointments by the council on the police
force and in the matter of . city attorney.
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ELLEssBuRa, April l.-tSpeciai. The
annual horse parade took place here this
afternoon. but owing to the bad condition
of the roads in the country entries were
fewer than usual, only about "a horses be-
ing in line. These embraced Percherons.
Clydes, French Coach and standard bred,
nearly all stations. A noticeable feature
was two Percheron colts, one 10 and the
other IL months old, the two tipping the
beam at 2.062 pounds. They were raised
by Laberee & Dyer. of this place. They
were considered wonderful by all specta-
tors. There were . number Of other fine
colts in the parade.
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NEW ORLEANS, APRIL l.-This Was the closing
Gay Of the winter meeting OF the Crescent City
JoVAey Cluo Tho track last and the at
tendance lsrge. Summaries;
Five furioags-Denver won. Turstoa second,
ArmIust third Time, I:dSi.
Five 4uylcnss-Biii Howard woa, Belfast sec
Gnu, Emil FREQ III Ri Time 1894
Five iurioDgs-H bert O'Neaa Won, Ton
H7rsiing second, In urne third. Tirae i:o1l.
Elghs and ons-AAii furion gs-Phelan Dor e Il 1
woE, Excelsior second, Uncle ffaaK third.
Time, 1868
Handicap. six fariouEs-Blsys DuTe won, Tea
Nike second, Pigeon third. 1sne, la
The new Louisiana Jockey c ubs spring meet
Ing opens Monday.
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WHArcox. April Especial. The
first number of the DAILY Express appeared
this evening. 1t is tive-ooluma folio.
possessing the same peculiar character
isiics of style that have marked the Tri-
Weekly Express. There are now four dai!ies
on the bay. which Is at least two more
than the people can reasonably be ex.
pecied 10 cgeditably sustain
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RAILROAD BLOCkADED
Lendslfde Covers tho Track Near Biaok
River Junction

very large landslide about three
fourths OF mile north of Black River
junction last evening completely blocked
railroad traffic for several hours. ana the
track Was not cleared until after midnight.
The slide was from thirty to forty
feet long, twenty feet wide and from
Elk 10 ten feet deep. A close estimate
placed the amount OF mud on the track a,
1850 10 2.oo yards 1t WAS raining hard.
and the outlook was that more of the hill
would come down. The Northern Pacific
got gang Of fifty or sixty men at work,
and made good progress clearing the
track. All trains had 10 transfer their
passengers around the side. Both Black
river and White river are bank full, and
are likely to get over the bank during the
nfcht
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II you 1--we In a locality where malaria = rrava
lent, with preventive iasi experience Indicate.
as the acss feiisbae of msdicag safeguard II,
te;ssr's stomach S!tlers. Ea,.Ve.y isee from ,bs
oesec.loas-asd they are va-i1 ores-whlca a.
tAea - the mineral aiKssolI ca.aiue, IL = .s-
roge effective. and Is ef.Scss 40, SvAaesosat
but lasting. Ga-lAs those Of tie drag. EE.era are
portions og cur sana-sud none more teant.fa Al
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year are s1lte,y exempt from tie mSl&-i.l
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BIiiess las undergone s continuous test for ia
past forty years. with results which have escs D.
asheo is reputation beyond al oavil as = s.s-
cisi GSisnse against every form Of rslar. A.
Gisesse- foF h34s0Gsness. also. e - an srsnogl-
edged specsrc. sao q Is Toieat remedy fox CON
sssiDasloa, sys.1psas. TnSGnattsIE aad 81 iEz-
poyerasaes condition q Ehe bloD.
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