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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-23
BEHRING SEA CASE.
Hon {. J. Phelps Begins His
Closing Argument.
A Brilliant Address in Behalf Of
United States Contention.


PAR,s, June ga large numher AZ vis.
| itors were present TODAY At the sesaion Of
the Bchring sea tribunal Of Arbitration.
Hon. h ], Phelps, counsel for The Unitsd
S,ates, opened an argument In behalf of ~
contention of the Tinted St.tcs.
His adares, wa br, ,lli.nt Ue s.ia IN.
,ase prrsented only two main ouestinns
Have the Cans.i,ans. and the renes.ls
Americana. who scek the shc,ter ~ the
British flar in or,cr 10 defy the law, az
their own country, a rish, to continue ne.
s,royiny the seal speciesp II 40. what rcs-
ulatiops arc necessary To prsyeut the ~.
termination Of seals.
Other Questions might be involved hut
,hey are merely incidental. America. he
added. claims that tho in,ii,eriminnte 10.
struetion of tho seals. Including ths
slaughter of rra,il animnls procce,linw
,owarJ Pribyloff island. heniins srounis'
and of mothers seeking food At ses II In.
human, harharpus and In violation OF ali
the laws of all civilized u.tions for IN.
pro,e,,ion of wild animal, in breeding ,s.-
son. Such slaughter, he contcndcd, mus:
eyentnslly r,.ulI In extinvui.h,uv i. vniu..
bile Industry established for nearly a eentm-
ry by Russia and maintained by America
since the ees.ion of Alaska TO the limited
states by the Russian government.
The Hr,,,sh claimed the right 10 sxtcr.
inmate the sprcia. for the sake Of a ANAL
tcmporary proiit. They did NOT meet thu
question As to whether the right exists, hut
exhausted resources of the ablest advocacy
To eyade il. The British council an.
preached the question in every way but a
straiph,forw ard onr. They pretended to
inouir, as to whether the United States
was justified in Selling the Bri,ish vessels
engaged in pclavic fishing. MIR. rhclps
that no such question was before
the tribunal. Tn. srbitrators are not con-
cerpcd In the question Of past seizures ex-
cent as TO finding the necessary facts ON
which Ia base future negotiations. The
counsel having agreed upon the facts, the
tribunal ought to dismiss the matter of
seizures.
After rcmarkinp that the British xsser-
ton that the United States with 10 decIs.e
the Behrinv sea mare clausum was unit ue,
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raoUBlE At AN INDIAN AGENCY.
Rumor That Five Indians Were Killed While
Resisting an Arrest.

Sr. Paul, June 22.---A Pioneer Press
despatch from Miles City. Mont, says that
there is trouble at the Cheyenne Agency.
An enlisted Indian at Fort Keogh got per
mission TO visit the agency. lie overstayed
his time, and detachment Of Indian
troops went after him. He refused to re-
turn, and his Indian friends declared they
would not let him be taken.
The commsndant at Fort Keogh re-
quested Agent Tully to make the arrest,
but Tally declined. On Monday night
Lieut.. Marshall with his Indian cavalry
troops were ordered to make the arrest.
Orders were sent to the company at Lame
Deer to aid If necessary; also orders to
call for all troops necessary.
1t was rumored that a fight had occurred
and that five Indians were killed at the
agency, but the authorities at Fort keogh
refuse either to affirm or deny. II 10 GER
tain there has been some trouble.
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SYRACUSE RACES.
Geld Dvst, Ora, Frank ]. and Fsssst Prince
the winners.

SyRacrsE, " r., June PIN tolay's
races at Kirk driving park, the 2.2s trot,
purse $500, (untini-hed race Of Wvdnes-
day), Wilkes CD, Dust won in seven
heats; Clara J. Srcond; Royal King, third.
Best time. . 90 81 by Panl b., fourth
horse, Winners best time. 2 26 IL.
The 2.37 trot, purse $500. Ora won in
three heats. Ag2ie, second; Maud H.,
third. Best time. 2.23 l-2.
The Fps pace purse $500. Frank j..
won IN four heats, Humming Bird, second !;
Promise. third. Best time. 2.2l 3-4 by
Humming Bril-. Winners best time.
2 % IA.
The 90 trot, purse $500. Forest Prince
won in three heats, John s.. second; Bra
vado. third. Best time, 220.
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Portland at Lewiston, Dover at Lowell, Brock.
ton at Fall River.
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eve are scattered like leaves when au-
tumn winds shake the trees of the forest.
I'VE the Kickapoos, whose home was
tuce in Illinois. later in Kansas, and is now
in the land of the Saes and Foxes, are nj
nrace with the White Man. Wint we nave,
fhat we will give to our White Brother.
aour Kickapoe Indian Sagwa makes men
live to be one hundred years Old
"Therc are Red Men living VINO have
psci il ever since they were young men,
and who ale now ull that they can only
81. lie and sleep in the sun.
.'our Kickapoo Indian OIL IL the Zoe on
our Kickapoo Cough Cure stops the hand
of death. g. III,
cures ali wounds, ami our kickapoo Worm
Killer preserves the ltve- Of papooses.
.our .sagwa'-sFood med,cfae-iss from the
goat nsori..r of us all-saiure. All that Is
sons on the plain. that hides in the earth.
OUT sagwa contains " mas presesVea 'he
IL acts upon the bo,iy like sunshine on
the trees and flowers. and gives life l,fe and
en wlo % partake r Of it freely can oay die
aThis secret which the Kiekapoos alors
possess, they give freely 10 their white
brother. II Is our richest Offering
al have spoken. Let the voices Of the
world bear answer to what have said!'
Without doubt the Indian has q profound
knowledge of the mysterious herbs with
which they cure radically many forurid-
able diseases which baf1s the greatest
physicians of the world.
Those remedies can now be obtained OF
any druggist or wholesale dealer The
Kirkapt,o lnsliaa Sagwa is one dollar per
Jottie. Six for fiye dollars: Tue Cough
Cure is fifty and all the other renheaies
TWENTY-FIVE cents per bottle In using these
reme,iies you may be absolutely eertain
that they are purely vegetable, that they
confSia no acids or mineral pnisnns he-
cause the Indians know absolutely netnins
Of these harmful drugs.
The Eiekapoo Indian Medicines are gem
| uine Indian male. How they came 70 pe
riveu TO the world Is fully explained in
our large book, which we gladly sclist free
| to sill applying who care for if sufficiently
| To write us enclosing three &c stanips TO
/ pay pssS.sre Ai,iress Healy & Blgeiov,
I ssi Grard ave-, New Haven. c.
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cHIxAmfN ORDERED oePoarrp.


SEATTLE, WASH, June 22.--Ah Sam and
Wong Wing, the two Cinnamon captured by
Deputy Coblentz near Mount Vernon, were
on trial before Judge Emery for being lille
gally in the United States. Judge Emery
delivered an opinion, ordering the deporta-
tion Of the two Chinese. The opinion is
based on the assumption that the Geary law
10 in force.
Among other things, he said; "This Is
not criminal case, where doubt enures TO
the benefit of the prisoner. The doubt
works in contrary direction. Having
doubts in this case, ! shall place in the bal.
snce the act Of the defendants themselves,
in declaring, by failure to register, this,
they are not entitled to remain in the United
States. and order them deported to China
and il is 30 ordered
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An INDIANS ORATI3N.
Flying Clouds Masterly and
Thrilling Speech.

Korthv Of Ingersoii. Blaine, Gladstone or
Bismarck-The Bloody Past ana the fe"ce-
full Pre>ent-Prcsented in verbal faho-
rama-Here is "a Lesson TO Heel.
The Indian is the most poetic race IN tine
world. in their relations with their owh'
in their habits when not on the warpath;
in their customs, songs, dances, in their be-
lief in the happy hunting ground, ana III their
conc options of the Great Manitou
The following Is aa eStrac; from the spccch
of FLYING Cloud, a famous ktckapoo medicine
man:
"Chtltrcn of the Great Spirit whose form
ia IN tpe air. though Invisible, am here To
toll Won OF our wrongs autl of our rights.
"Funr huutre't wears hgr = ct"ht W ui'e
Man sailed from Spnln t. iinu New NolIu.
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EAST PiTTSION RACES
Exciting Work In 2.27 Racs-Ths Race
Taken BY walter D.

EAST PirTsroN, June 22.-(Special. y
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
about 800 attended the closing races at the
East Pittston trotting park this afternoon.
The judges were +. A. Creamer, W. S.
Lampson and DR.. c. t. Pickering.
The opening race that of the 24O class
for trotters and PAGERS had fine horses at
the past. Daisy Rolf took the first heat,
and Cylex the remaining three.
The most exciting event of the day was
the trotting in the 2.27 class in which there
were three entries. Walter ID.
drew the pcle and after consider
able scoring they got away well
together, but at the first turn Maud Banks
clip was too fast for Walter ID. and she
took the pole which she held to the finish.
In the second they finished in the same
order rs the first.
In the third Walter ID. passed Maud
Banks on the last half and led under the
wire.
In the fourth they came home in the
same order as in the third heat.
In the fifth heat Walter y. came in first,
winning the race, with Cunard Jr., second
the latter having changed positions with
Maud Banks.
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At sateryiiie Term. t8a3--judse 0. G.
Hall. Presiding.

W S. CHOATE, Clerk.
EDGAR =. MOTION, Sheriff.
F.A. SMALL, Stenographer.
TntEspAY, June 22.
The case assigned for trial today was
postponed on account of the illness of one
of the parties, and this finishing the list Of
assignments, the jury were excused finally.
Court will be in session until Saturday.
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All the New England games were postponed
rain.
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TRE QUEEN nucM INTERESTED.
She Will Personally Supervise the Coming
RsyaI Wsd1taS.

LONDON, June 22.--Qneen victoria il
en- route from Bslmoral to Windsor, for the
purpose Of personally experimenting the
preparations for the marriage, two weeks
hence, Of the Princess Victoria Mary Of
Teck and the Duke Of York.
Lord Carrington, who 10 the Official Of
the Lord Chamberlsin's department, j..
engaged in outlining the arrangements for
the event. will have an audience with the
Queen on Thursday. The apartments in
st. James's Palace, in which the couple
will reside. are being entirely refurnished.
and no expense Is being spared to give them
luxurious appearance.
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TINE OLD wAasHlp HARTFORD.
Arrangements ior Placing Her Again in the
Naval Service.

Vallejo, CAL, June 22.-The historic
warsbip Hartford, now moored in Rottsn
Row. at Mare island, where for many years
she has been lying idle, is about to be put
into commission, in accordance nth the re-
cent act of Congress that the Hartford and
Keaarsarge are to be kept on the active list
of warships of the American navy.
Before the Hartford is placed in commits
sion she will be stripped and repaired. It is
the intention of the navy department to
equip her with six half-inch rifles for the
batteries, supported by a battery of four
iuch rapid fire rifles. The ship will be to-
tally dismantled and her sai-carrying ca
pacity reduced to a rig similar to that of the
cruiser Chicago.
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awarded to A. A. Hussey, Houlton.
The alumni held the annual commence
ment dinner in the afternoon. President
Hyde announced that 90 candidates had
passed the entrance examinations success
fully, Is being rejected.
Among the prominent alumni were Judge
Savage, Auburn; Hon. W. L. Putnam.
Bath; Hon. Charles F. Libby, Portland !;
Hon. S. J. Young, Brunswick; james Nc
Keen, New York; Bishop j. S. Spaulding,
Denver. Col; &, NJ. Bodge, Boston; Hon.
A. f. Moulton, Portland.
President and Mrs. Hyde gave afeeep-
ton TO the alumni and students this even
ing.
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s.Sisters, be qlSt, there's help to be had;
No longer be miserable, Gloomy and sd:
Lost lea tn r~ssa,' rings out the refrain,
"foor creatures, be hexsthy and happy again"
How By taking DIR. PieYce's Favorite
Prescripti n, the xorId'- greatest remedy
for all kinds Of diseases peculiar to women.
II brings back tone and yigsr to the system
weakened by those distressing complaints
known only to women, which make life
such burden. Il restores relaxed organs
to = normal condition. Il foStiAes the sys-
teiB against the approach Of diseases which
often terminate in untold misery. If not in
desth-vhich 10 preferable to the pain and
torment of living, in many instances. 1t Is
the great giff Of scientific skill and research
to women, AMI for II she cannot be too
grateful. II cures her ills when nothing
else can. II is guaranteed to give safisfac-
ton or price (sI.0oJ returned. Absolutely
sold On trial!
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TINE John BROOKS
Seeks Friendly SAeltss a Gieucsstes--Rs-
ported She 10 SsmswAat Damaged.

GLOUCESTER, Macs, June ?2.-The
steamer John Brooks, from eastern ports
for Boston, put in here this evening. Some
passengers who landed stated that one of
the steamers paddle boxes were broken and
she was leaking.
The officers denied the report of any ac-
cident or trouble except some Stats were
washed OF the paddle wheel.
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50ih A ANNIVERSARY.
Class Of '43. Bowdoin. Has 4 Reuaioa and
Barquei At Portland.

PoRTLASp, June 22.-At the Falmouth
Hotel. tonight, the class of 1913, Bowdoin
College, had the celebration of the 50ih an
niversary. Eight members of the class
we're present DR.. A. II. Burbank. G. N
Cumston, W. A. Go ling, J. NJ. II,gtr,
Hon. W. d. Northend, Hon. W. 7 r,rter,
G.. r. Sargent and s. W. johnson. The
exercises consisted of a banquet.
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Msb Takes Possession ei . Town and Oaiy
DIspsrssd Alter Less si Lie.

caused at Andryehow, "A town of about 1000
In Austrian Galicia, by the riot
aud about the town.
The mob had full possession of the place
for some time, and took advantage Of the
to loot a number Of shops. de-
spelling the proprietors Of goods and money.
The military charged upon the mob and
come rioters were killed and = number
wounded. The mob vas forced to disperse
and troops are stationed in various parts Of
the town to guard against repetition Of
the riotiDg.
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PHilADElPHiA'S NEW MINT.
Sc crstary Carlisle Considering OHers ies .
Site ior The Building.

PnILApELrnh, June 22. - Secretary
Carlise arrived in this city Wednesday
and was driven to the board of trade rooms
where meeting of the Trades League as
sembled to consider q site for the new
building.
Thirty-two different sites were offered,
varying in price from 81 to $500 900, and
containing in square feet from 10000 to
1000, 900. the largest site being the one
that was offered for 81, but its distance,
four miles from city hall is against its Sc
lection.
The site of the offices of the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad at Fourth street and Willing's
alley, was offered for S560,0o0, its as
sessed value.
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HAllOWell HiGH SCHOOL
Graduates q Fine cIass-lunior Exhibition in
the Afternoon.

I,LLowELL, June 22.-( Special. Will
son hall never contained larger audience
than was assembled this evening to pay
honor to the graduates of 1898. Every seat
was taken, and standing room was at a
premium.
In the rear of the stage was the class
motto, per Aspera, al Astra," worked
upon cedar in letters of white. Everywhere
the class colors, old rose and green were
predominant.
At 8 z. NJ. the exercises began with an
overture by Higgins orchestra. Rev. j.
Cochrane of the school board then offered
prayer.
After another musical selection the fol-
lowing selection was rendered:
Music.
PRAYER.
Music.
French saluta,ory, Robinson Crane Tobey
The Northmen in America, Annie May simmons
The Preservation and Restoration of our FORESTS
Waiter Lee Stevens
Music.
The Higher Education of Women,
fAce Eva Perkins
Clas. History, tWiillam Eugene Quinn
Zenoba, Harold Arthur Cole
Music.
Glass prophecy, MARY Christina Quinn
Art the Expression of Thought
Mabel Harriet Coombs
vaiedietory-Promethens, tAmy Estella Carer
Music
Con erring of Diplomas.
Singing Glass Ode.
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ALMOST ENDED.
| The las. Of 8iddeiord Strikers will Return to
Work Today.

BrppEroRp, June 22.--All the strikers
but the back boys and few frame spinners
returned to work in the Pepperell and
Laconia mills, Thursday morning.
A secret meeting of the Biidefori mule
spinners tonight was addressed BY Secretary
Ross of the New England Mule Sp nners
Association in relation to the trouble Jast
ending here.
One object Of the meeting, was to coun-
sci the back boys who did not 60 back viii
the strikers today. The majority nf the
back boys have agreed to return Il. work in
the morning.
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AusuRS IusiLAMT.
Celebrates Acquisition Of wsterxssks With
Parade. eirswetks and Illustrations.

AuBrsS, June 22.-AubuTn celebrated
the acquisition Of the waterworks plant To-
nigh, with monster parade through the
PRINCIPAL streets, with fireworks and Hiu-
minations.
The celebration viii conclude with .
q and raiiEcation meeting in City ball, Fri-
lay evening. with speeches by the mayor
nd prominent citizens.
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Baltimore at Boston, New York at Philadei
phia, Washington at Brooklyn, Louisville nj Chi
cago, Pittsburg at Cleveland.
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MAD TO WORK roo LONG.
Bridgeport. Conn. Street Railway Men Strike
Against Long Hours.

BRrDGEroRr, Conn, June 22.-The con
ductors and drivers 9f the Bridgeport
Horse Railway Company went on strike
this afternoon. Al O'clock, the busiest
hour of the day, the pad was completely
tied up. Since the new syndicate obtained
the control of the road there has been dis
satisfaction because the men were com
PEELED to work from Is to IL hours a day
Their petition for shorter hours, sent to the
superintendent several Hays ago was given
no attention. There are 100 men on strike.
There is no trouble on the road from
Bri igeport to Stratford, owned by the same
syudicatp
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BATTteShip MAINE
Taken Fssm Dry 0sck sad Will Hsss Trial n
nacAiassy.

Ngw YoKs, June 22.--The battleship
Maine which has been building for nearly
four years as the Brooklyn navy yard was
taken out Of the dry dock today. The de-
lay in furnishing the vessels sSmor will
prevent her from having . sea trial for
some time yet. A steam trial Of the ma
chinery will be made.
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WASHINGTON, June 22.-Among the l43
fourth-class postmasters appointed today
were the following in Maine: Granville
Chase, at PAIRING, and Samuel McLesr, at
kent's Hill.
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Music.
Prayer.
Music.
"Mary's Night Ride" Cable
Ida May Carey.
"An Object Lesson" Anon
Arthur Brooks Church.
"The Wives of Brigham" Anon
Lillian Annie Morse.
Mu-ic.
THE Days of Claudius and Cynthia, Thompson
Robert Blake Siackpoe,
STORY Of the Battle of Bunker HILL Holmes
Mabel EDNA Danforih.
MIR. Pickwck in II Dilemma" Dickens
Usma t.inNoo1 sumner.
"Hoya ty," Collier
Sadie Elizabeth Blaisdcil.
Music.
THE Cohbler of Lynn" Nckers
ttiie May Morse.
''The. Chariot Race" wallace
Clara Mabel Farr.
Excused.
The hall was well filed with friends and
schoolmates of the juniors, and the hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
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BIG GALE COMING.
Worst June Storm For Years
Ragged Last Night.
Southeast Gale--Rain in Torrents.
Nasty Sea on the Coast.


HIeHLASp LIGHr, Mass, June 22.-One
of the worst storms for June, in many
years, prevails tonight. Rain has fallen in
torrents nearly all day, with increasing
e2stefly winds, and 4 rough sea.
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College cnurse.
'CIassical course,
.E.nglish eonrse.

'Coege conrse.
'CIassical course,
English course.
Prof. A. II. Brainard then in brief and
touching address thanked all with whom
he had been associated. He expressed his
sincere regret and sorrow at leaving the
high school in this city. Mr.. Brainard has
been greatly esteemed and honored as
principal, and the whole school heartily ex-
tends its best wishes.
After the comforting of diplomas by Ex-
Mayor Beane and singing the class ode,
composed by Mr. Stevens, the class of '93
had most successfully closed its work.
The junior exhibition was held in the
same place in the afternoon. Prof. Brain
ard introduced the speakers, and the follow
ing programme was most successfully car
ried out
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ne,s caI1sfnia saaI. IA IrssbIs.

SANTA Anna, Cal. June 22.--The Firs,
National Bank and the Commercial Bank
Of Santa Anna did not open their doors
this morning. owing TO the heavy withdraw
ais Of deposits and their inability TO collect
fast enough. Both banks are declared SOL
vent.
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AT CLEVELAND.

Hits-Cinennsti. 1: Chicago. 3. Errors Gin
einnati, o.; Chicago, 0. Batteries-Dwyer and
Vaughn; Msuck and kittredge.
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WASHINGTON. June sl. - For Maine :
Showers. warmer on coast. high northeast
winds. Signals from Atlantic City TO East
port.
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ST. Louis, ,............2 0 2 . 0 0 X 6
Louisville. ,-...-.0 o 0 o O.
Hits-St. Louis, y; Louisville, 8. Errors-St.
Louis. 3; Louisville, t. Batteries Breitensiein
and Gunson; Stratton and Weaver.
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cCoMMoDAVioM TRAINS.

= run daily, Sundays incluhcd.x run Sundays only
through tickets to the Worlds Fair. Cslifornis.
and all points south and West may be had OF T..
H. Walker. ticket agent, Augusta, the only otic,,
in Augusta selling via II routes and checking
baggage free OF expense.
rATsnS TUcKER, viee Pres. Gen1 Man.
r \. BoofuBY, GenI Pass. x Ticket Agt.
Portland. June is,, is.d!.
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TMut WDrIll lt- Inc
Er,i Mans. Then all
went weilwith our
ForefatherS from
the upper waters of
the !lurons To the
Great Warm Gulf
-, isan,l ,t,a ta.,I
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Sewer gasl steals upon YOU lite thief.
Destroy it With king Of Germ Killers. the
odorlesss sdisinfectant. Sold everywhere.