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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Tho ready acceptance by lawyers Of
fser and "retaincrs" from bad men. and
especially from those whom tn public
feel t. he working against their inter
e-ts, IL often the occasion of sarcastic
remarks.
A certain prominent lawyer was asksd
BY An acquaintance II the report wcre
true that he hsA gone into tho scsvtos II
. corporation which had been suspected
on pretty good evidence of brfbing mem
bcrs 1t Legislature.
Oh aid The lawyer; Two not guns
into their ecrvtce. have simply agreed
no, TO Joan tho other side"
"And you have taken fes for thstf'
''Oh. naturally they sent mo an homo
rnrinm."
"Ah. I'm glad to know 1t WAS that.
might have got thu idea that II was Q
disAcnorsrium. Youths Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

WHERE are you getting
your dinner now? You
are making a great
mistake by not trying
Fysh's, IS Canal street.
Our cooking is up on
top. Come and try it
for yourself.
We claim our Coffee
is the best IN the city;
at least that is the ver-
dict of our customers.
ONE word as to our Order
COoking-it is the best
to be had.
LARGE variety of Bread,
Cakes and Fine Con-
fcctionery. made daily.
IS Canal street. near
Sweets hotel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
Some Very Ancient Pins.

Among the remains of the lake
dwellers of Europe have been found
bronze pins and bronze brooches, in
which the pin forms the prominent
feature, many of which are hirhlv
ornamented and very beautiful. A
few copper and one iron pin have
also been found. 1t is estimated that
10000 pins have been collected at the
lacustrine station of Switzerland
alone. a few of these pins have
double stems, and were probably
used as hairpins. Three have been
found at Peschiera, which are ex.
actly the same in form as the safety
pins of the present time.
Among the single stemmed pins
are many ingenious devices for pre-
venting the spike from passing en-
tlrely through the cloth or other
material II is used for fastening TO-
gether Many of them are so formed
that they are thicker in some places
than in others. A large number
both of bone and bronze. have the
head formed of loose ring passed
through an eye in the pin. A few of
them have the appearance of the
scarf pins now in use.
In Egypt pins with gold heads have
been discovered, while ancient Ro-
man bronze pins and bone hai1pips
with ornamental heads have been
discovered among the relics of Pom
peii Washington Post
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
For Eczema and Ringworm.

Ichthyol and resorcin are two
drugs that have received the general
appreciation of the medical world,
and for eczema and ringworm they
are not excelled. These two drugs
have had doubtful popularity in the
past, but of late years they have
come more and more into favor as
antiseptics and remedies for certain
forms of skin troubles. But the
drug that is Of the greatest interest
to those who would have good skins
Is the microbe destroyer and dlsln'
fectant known as hydrogen dioIide.
This remedy was first used to bleach
the skin white, and to remove power.
full stains that had eaten into the
skin. Discolorations of the skin
caused by powder, potash, su, u,phur,
and aniline dyes are removed the
easiest with this drug.
The discoloration of the finge,
nails, which is natural with some,
can be removed by application OF
this medicine. An instance is re
corded Of an actress who entered g
sulphur bath without removing the
cosmetics from her face, and sht
turned 80 black that she was not pre-
sentable for a long time, but an ar
plication of the hydrogen dioxid
removed all the stain and color I'M
mediately. This drug is also a grea
microbe destroyer, and it is useC
with great success in boils, assesses
ulcers and similar troubles. -Yanke,
Blade.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
ANIMATION PROBLEMS.
The Queen's Position on Ha-
waiian Matters.
WHAT SUGAR MEN SAY.
The Canadian Question a Grow
ing One.

New YORK, Feb. civilian O.
Irwis the partner 81 Claus Spreckles,
tue sugar king, who suffered such ?
erious fall on Monday, had 50 much
improved yesterday that he was
making plans to leave for San Fran.
cisco today.
IL intend" said he. ITO sail al
most Immediately after my arrival,
for Honolulu. I had hoped to meet
the com missioDers, but / fear that !
hall not be able 10 do so. The
Uuited States now has the chance
ia century, aud l hope 1t will be
improved. will not deny that
the annexation will benefit us; but
will benefit America aud Hawaii
alike.
ut IL not true that either Mr.
3preckels "rmyself Is responsible foI
the rebellion against the queen.
We were both Ia this country when
II broke out. and no one was more
,stonished than we on hearing the
news"
Commissioner Thurst0n and
Carter were expected IN the cit,
last night. They were not to be
fund ut any Of the hotels. II they
came up from Washington, Mr..
Irwin was of the opinion that they
had gone to pass the night with
friends 10 Brooklyn.
The mission Of Messrs. ThurstOn
,nd Carter was said to be purely
private. They are to return to
Washington today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

% A'yf-f Ho@ frt''@ >
knowledged the provisional govern
mept set up.
We did not wish TO come 10 con-
fiict with United States troops, 80
yielded under protest. The queen
and ber cabinet are at present re-
moved under protest, pending the
hearing before the United States.
This action on the part Of the Amer
lean minister - degrading. He has
upheld q mob, and does 50 against
the wishes Of the aborigines Of this
country, who are capable Of taking
care of themselves"
The letter concludes: "The
Hawaiian people are wailing Or
the loss Of the country. CarnOt
America, the land Of the free aud
The home OF the brave undo this
great wrong that she, by her troops
aud ambassador, assisted to do :"
The letter was sent to President
Harrison.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
p..,.nn, neanlr.d.

,odv who was staying at su n
mer hotel beckoned impatiently "
tbe head waiter in the dining rool' nt
ond S said TO him: What is the mat
t tor With our waitressH She forge.s
half of my orders and dashes auoI. i,
60 pervousiy that cant cat iwI,n N,!an
~ von would give us some one WIZ
- ioo how TO wait on a table, =
"Well. now, Mrs. Van Horn, sa.o
the head waiter, Il should IKE ~
rive that girl a chance e1e i'll -
smart and pleasant and good glr.,
and | think you will like her wnen ,,,
she gets used to the work. JuSt ~"
sho,s sho got what | call hotel fright.
Hotel frightT e.,o,+
yes, you know what stage trlgnt
Is but suppose it never occurreu W
Won that a table girl who is learning
fbe work is scared at first at tne
multitude of things she has to re-
member and to do, and at oelng
watched and criticised by tabletul
of strange men and women.
"Of course if this new girl Emma,
came to your house to see you aoouS 1
something, and was so embarrassed
that she did not know what to say
YOU would try to help her a llttle
and make her more comtortaoie,
Wbon vo,, come to think of it, don't
YOU see that the same thlng' d
friendly word and suggestion now
and then. will encourage Emma, and
presently she will have all her wits
about her againi -,
+ Some of our best mattresses nave
hotel fright at first SO badly tnal
they are entire failures for rev
days. Then they get hold OF then
work, and we never have any more
trouble with them.
, And this isn't peculiar to the no
tel business. I've seen new CLERKS
needing patient treatment for store
: fright. and-but there's Emma,
will 20 and speak to her" and the
l. philosophical head waiter hurried
= away. leaving Mrs. Van Horn 6
wiser and more patient woman.-
= Youths Companion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
Pension Reductions.

WAsHINoToN, Feb. 9.-Uuless all
indications fail there will be some
very interesting debates and sharp
nlaneu vers on the floor Of the house
when the pension appropriation bill
Is taken up for consideration, A
radical change In the pension policy
IL proposed. The change will be
backed by a majority Of the com
uIittee on appropriations, and will
De fought tooth aud nail by the
Republican mpj,rity, assisted bJ
Representative Holman, chairman
of the committee. The proposed
change in the pension policy has IN
view considerable reduction Of the
peusion rolls and Of al ENORMOUS
amount now paid out for pensions,
10y purging the lists of the names oi
some Of those now on it and by
making more difficult the procure
ment In some Cases Of pensions
under the laws.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
Completely Uprooted.

How many rem dies lherv ara winch
mercy relieve NlthVut upNrnting disc : ,
The contrast with stvriug medicln,s
which such pallialN Is All ri, pos uuy en-.
hauccs the uiguity az the furmor, bu
serves 10 emph tie a.. " of mpiAy tux
h ~ way IN, asur~s when thar, sugn OnVs
a eav.lla lc. A msrk,d tnsian,s Ot tht-
10 tue eIivct, on the one hand, al iiasfrl-
tei's stomach hlttcr lnc go al vuils aud
ieNsr ANA nilh'us rmitlent, ana "a the
otner M oIdinsrs reU,VNies Ia maj dips ot
this tyIe. hy the batter, malsrisl ~,m-
llsint Ia ever stage, a Il 't the uost
malignant ~ ~, are canl hlv,elS conQu ret
and lse tAelr hold uls,n IN - stein.
They arv rarely, " ever, dtstodgrd by he
ofdlpaFy re~ou q, OF medicil q although
the,F ~ IA iutoms may uaquos tnn shly ~
miiig.Nd thrtugh sAch means 1hs
same h,id>g ot indigestion. h, ,liousucss
kidneN N,mpisinL lhvumatisli, nttvo :
nVss aud oeoi ns' hy the hiltes lhvS
aro VUrvd wnsu many Ienedirs fAiL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
|ashington News.

{oTVN, ID. g., Feb. O.
dispatches from San
1ahls morning had the
nnlion received at the
rtu,ent or by the Hawaii
6eloners OF the establish
protectora,e over the
Islands by Minister
Secretary Foster declines
y Stephens action.
psy now holds s7,5Oo.-
3id. La the opinion OF
s y n this constant drain
casury gold can be hep,
) ~ nfteen millions.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
MARKETS..

PORTLAND, Feb. o. Wheat
valley, $ll7!@Sl.20, Walla WalIo,
Sl.lo@Sl,l2!.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-Wheat,
May 81, PSI.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9--Wheat, ,75.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
SALEM MARKETS.

Wheat 60c per bushel.
Oats-S5@4 40c per bushel.
Potatoes 100000 per bushel.
Flour-$3 % per bbl.
Bran-(Sacked) $500 per ton
Shorts-(Sackedl 5000 rer.ton
Eggs 35o per dozen.
ChicSens-s to Zoe per 10.
Chopped feed L Sacked) $1,000.
Ducks-l2lo per 10,
Geese-7ciper lb.
Turkeys-i0c per 10.
Lard-l2l@l5c per lb.
Butter-S0@S5c per pound
Beef-7@i2lc dressed,
Veal--iO Ia. l2lc, dressed.
Pork 7@i2lc dressed
Wool-l6@lsc per IL.
uops-i5@isic per III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
1893.
1898.
HAEPER'S BAZAAR.
ILL LISTRATED,

II ptH.p p7r IaZar Is u JDurnal for he home.
,,tn, .ue lulh ~ d latest inf rniallOn
pio H. VI fashions, bnu its nun eruu> il,u,ira-
n ,I' ar ueslgLsI Id IaIi.rn-she,t sup.
n,',na are lndisI enable uilke 10 ne
n s',hak ana The rofess lonal
a. arll sttrari,>1 h,ss .fth,. ~ " N, ~ nr.
,ud ,t.suI i.s uI gut siori,s amusing ,oine, les,
ana itS n'Nl essays satisfy all isles,
VII w. n ,"s page Is lanoushsa Lud.e OF
eV,rNth'u u"lLor' IN II Netk Issues
Ia wom'ns Is lhcluded " hich IL O. int. rest
W. Wohitu lie serais hI lsy3 win be
t,hr,0,i, al el Besaht and kun LyaIi.
n, acStd Ierhune ii riics viii furnish
,,rs,,' u, ~ se'les, entitled AT he Joi ct"
dare Nh ~, - Ne home Mi,ler, al d ,an-
po'i, W. fA ni "1Iu' n ia he uluu LiaI, TX.
~ p,,,, ,oh VIII b. Iuly repr, n, with
.SwS1S ,'wo;SS J.. uslr'tons. i. W Ii gyms. N. in
AID ~ ~ ana Aen, will please "a Gu tivaled
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

Papa what is dyuamitel" asked
Wallis. N'N
II IS a powerful explosive" re
turned his papa.
what's explosives forr the how
asked. o O'S
To blow things up" was the an.
swer. al
guess my nurse must be an ex.
pIosive' then, said Wallis "Sbe's
oiowln me up all the time "-Eor
per's Bazar. 4''i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
The Queens Position.


ST. LOUIS, Feb. GA letter has
been received here from John ".
Colnurn, minister of the interior Of
Hawaii, In which he outlines the
position OF the deposea queen, of
whom he Is supporter The letter
was addressed to J. II Gauz. Of this
city, whose wife Is an aunt Of Col
burn, and Is dated Honolulu, Janu-
AIRY 18th. lie asks Ganz to get the
letter before some OF tue leading
statesmen Of America aud "help
place the situation ,f affairs In this
country IN sucu au ,u.,..-.-, ..an-
ner TO them that the Hawaiian
queen, her government and native
population can receive such u hear
Ing from your government that the
American nation will cause to be
restored the queen to her throne,
the government to power and the
Hawaiian native population to their
rights"
Colburn then tells of the dlsposi.
tlon Of the former cabinet and the
summoning, January 18th, Of one
headed by Parker, ~nd In which he
(Colburn) served. Colburn said: III
heard the queen proposed 10 promul-
gate u new constitution. The
cabinet determined to resign. On
bearing this. I told the reform party
what l heard, aud what we had con-
cluded to do. The leaders Of the
party advised US strongly not to
resign, as the community would
give us their support to resist any
thing OF this measure.
1--WE met the queen, and she told |
us to sign document purporting to
DO new constitution. We told her
plainly we would not accede to her
request, and advised her 10 abandon
the Idea. She WAS very determined
at first, but afterwards yielded aud
gave II up. The next day the lead
or of the reform party met Va aud
made proposition TO ia, viz; That
owing to the queens revolutionary |
actions la wanting 10 promulgate u
new constitution we should depose
her aud declare u provisional gov.
ernment. We, the cabinet, sum
moned the most responsible men of
the city. also the d,pIom ,,ic c,rps,
excepting J. I. Stephens. American
envoy extraordinary aud minlsler
plenipolentiary TO this country.
We discussed the situation. aud
agreed that the queen was ill-advised
but aoaodoned the prjeot We should
no, depose her aud declare proyls-
icnal government We notified tho
leader of the maleontenlea party
that We could not agr,e to the pro-
position. AZ the same time We is-
sued q proclamation tina, the queen
sbsndoued the Idea. stephens rs-
fused To remove the uaited states
troops. and. not satisfied with this.
bu, they, with the assistance of the
American mlaisier aud ,roops of the
Ualted 5isles steamer BS@ton, en-.
listed numbsr ~ m.a 10 the sx eat
n so,, aud aided by American inops
oos passsssloa and declared by pro-
'lAnAssiea . provisional sovsrumsll
Nsphsns ssfussd " remove the Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
Worlds Fair.

"rhe uulon Pacific have pub
llshed very neat pictorial worlds
fair folder, eontaioing eoloned l,Iho.
CRAPS Of the various ex position build
ings, oirds eye view of the grounds.
with a complete map of the city.
showing locat'on Of the fair. holels.
railway depts, street car hues snd
city parks. Copy of the same may
es had by addressing w. h. Hurt
o1rs' assistant general passenger
ssrni. Portland. Or" Yours truly,
w. IL. buInKsr. A. a. 4. A.
a6-n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
Adjourned to i;S0 p. IN.

Little JOhuie, ou seeiug a skele.
lou iur the tirst time, exclaimed.
why, tut they skiuned her mighty
cluse, dlden't they She hoks wors..
han Aunt Jane did. byforr ma vay-
h"r that b.Iile at "favurite Pr.scrr,,-
tuue " "Auut Jsnen was so com
plvtely warn cut, 10y pr'ls,sus, l~ri.
"ilcsi difficulties aud nervous pms
lraiiuu, that she WAS a constant pain
lever, night and day, but DIR. Plen,e's
f'vor'te Prescription acted sopTonpl
and Iavorably on the uterus aud other
organs, that she suffers no paiu Al
any tune, aud her general health
Was usvrr b~stsr. As n rVmedy Er
all ieniaie v esknesss-s, As a strength.
giving tnnic and quit ng nervIne.
fsv0rile Prescription is UNEQUAL.
ct. Gnarsni~ed Ia give Satisfaction
or prics ssi.ool refunded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
A Natural oue.,,on

highwayman Throw nm VOW
hanas and give us your money.
oumso-How can do that vo,
idlott Do You imagine am n con- M
.oruonist ' and can get my nose INTO
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
CABINET.

Rsported Chosen as Sec.
retary OF State.
10. IIls., Feb. o.-The
! journal says positively
alter q. Gresham Will be
I CIsveland's secretary Of
- questIon was put to
/ ffoprssentative Of that pa.
~ refused to deny II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
Maverick Bank President Guilty

Rooror, Feb. 9.-The iurv In ih-
case OF Asa +. Potter. president of
the bankrupt national bank this
morning rendered n verdict OF
guilty on fifteen counts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
re1yu Robbers.

er<s. Wn. Feb. a.-The
sne ~ Tom Kiuxle on
lns the Roslyn bauk is
, o'clock last nlgh,.
~ xschery. the third
wos dismissed this
nnolion Of the prosevu-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

UvUrnmont Buildings
"a rc1sco, Cal, Feb.s.-Tbs
Australia arrived frou
y 81 Q O'Clock this morning
ocws she brings is OF il'
I1nporfance. On Wedne'
tlne. Feb let, the Comuef
F(iser announced the fol
cfning at 8 o'clock the flag
Jnitsd States Of Amerlcs
I'D over the Alllolani ball.
EovIs|onsI government, sfieI
4 oeIlberatIon on the situstl' d
days, reached the conclu
~ the step which has nov
Ken was rendered Decessar,
clrcumstances.
PRocLAMATroN.
Moving is the proclamation
" the United States minister
Hawaiian people: AT the
,f the provisional govern.
the H4waiiin Islands, J
b the name Of the Unite'
America, assume protec
b Hawaiian islands for tn
u Of life aud property, au'
( patton Of public building
1f 8 waiIan soil, 30 far ~ ms!
4sy, Tor the purposes spec'
mot interfering with tn
alton Of public affairs b,
= IVleional government. Thb
y taken pending aud SUI jec'
1D<Iation at Washington.
= John Stevens. envoy ex.
Sry spd minister plenipoten
- United States.
bYAL MOVEMENTS.
goumAnn and Prince Ks-
0e are passengers by the
~ enroute TO Washington 10
the case of the deposer
|to the government. Other
1g Nag raising on the Isl
Honolulu seems TO have
Athout any sensational oc'
<Ps since the provisional gov.
was established. Queen
yni has spent most Of her
y the city, but Is charged
GER with returning ut Ia.
Consult with Kahunas In
y of some Of her loyal nd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
In Statu Quo.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 0.-Tw"
ballots were takeu today on senator,
with no change.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
As To Canada.

MONTREAL, Feb. G.-The consid-
Grafton of Canadian annexation per
meates the masses as well as olll llcial-
of the upper crust. New Dominion
trades aud labor congress has issued
"A circular 10 all labor organic dious
throughout Canada, requesting
them TO discuss aud vote Oh the fo.-
lowing questions and submit the re-
suit to the session of congress which
will be held next September
Maintenance of Canada's present
colonial state; imperial federation;
Canadian Independence, aud politl-
cal union with the United States.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
/ Hotel Burns

III. ohio. Feb. o.-Heid.
n structure. bu, pack
sud la . densely
- of the city. was
1foyed by nn this
~ ao<iIss Of four per-
N the ruins.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

1 ne volumes OF the Weekly begi iii
ne INST numb, + for January uf .,c tor.
~ d no time is Ii enliGneO, subicrip ms
III oesln with the number urIent at the
line OF receipt of order.
bound yolun ol HaIrer's Weekly for
vniSt vim carr ha' k, in neat cloth biz ding,
WI De Sc nj by mail p' Stage paid or by
tiSes, nee OF eXpruse a roviCed the
eis hl does OF exceed one ool ar per vol.
uhtl } lur si,00ltI volun g.
ION cas- lur each N,.lome. suit, BILE for
o,hulng, 'n VIII te stnt ty man, Postpaid,
e,e et,eiillllances shou d lie made by Post.
chance of loss,
ii NeWspaptrs are Nc TO copy this adver-
per q BIZ l,rs.
Adur'ss; HARPER d BROTHERS,
New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

For aistrssiag expression aud fal.
n'ss in the st.inach take simmons
Liver Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

30, rshe-Ths house
- isi, TO gran, =
ellvsr hill. and re-
o,l,s silver special
s esnnsI,tse. which
pvel ks ,hIs time
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

WS'd. Wssst.-- fienty of Il sawed
and ready far delivery. Leave ynur
ossi~rs u Rs sus stable. earn~r of
NM "A Ix1nrxv. al1. .lasa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

~ you are n,slanchely 0r down
s.sh Toe nioe~ yvu used simmoas
Livss Regulates.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09

S'AI :, Canads, and MeA leo.
rrst nno'tes OF lie IazaT begin.with the
Wheh .ln u,.,sr for January oi each near
viii be. in ''sl's y, l. eLiiuied. tubscIipiions
Time of rr,,,'',. .h ihe lun.brr cuIIenl "a the
time ysars nne es Of Harper's Rszar for
exwss - 50 ~ by mail. postage paiS ur, 80 ~
ir,isS, ne OF eNp'hs- fpr,,, Id, a a. ,bss
une, o.s ~ not exces one dol arIsr Vol.
blndi, n : wsS ssf ior each volume. suitable for
's eip' II 81 e.eh. '"ah' si-paid. on
office In"nsy a,nld saonld be made by post
OF kes vi "fali, 10 ~ Old chasce
tis- men, ,s,,, s+rs are not 10 copy this adver-
PEI \ Rro' 'hnou' ~, The express order cf Asr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
INA sENTENoEs.

~ and Others VIII 90 to
bon and be Fined.
FEB. 0.--The Panama sen
I've just been delivered as
.sA'-and de- T.esseps. five
j .. 600 francs; Fontine and
"a years and 5000 francs
sl two years aud 10000
he sentences caused a pro
alton, especially that oi
n DO Lesseps. The judg.
3 them guilty OF swindllng
proach OF trust.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-09
HARPLR'S PERIODICALS.
Fer Year:

Jn,,sa nee IN all subscrib rs in the
eu S'at 8, Canads, and MsA leo.
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After the Grip
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Health and Strength

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