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EOR RENT
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POSSESSION APRIL 1sr, Is94-
20. 30 Fourteenth street, 6 rooms and bath
20. ~ ;. Front street, rooms and bath.
NO. IS :. Broudway St. rooms frame
NO. 800 Main St., ~ rooms, brick.
-POSS ESSION AT ONCE
No. 1897 McColloch St., second noor, 8 rooms.
No. zl3J Main St. brick, rooms
No. 1881 Chhpline St. rooms, brick.
No. ~ =. YORK st., 3 rooms. frame.
No. 33 Thirty seventh St. "a floor, rooms
No 1872 Maia St. % ana % floors
No 50 Seventssnth ST., 4rooms, brick.
No 80 Ohio St, LIST floor. 3 rooms.
No. 2suf Eor St. brick, 3 rooms
No. 3li9 AcColloch ST.. g rooms
No goo Chapline st.. . rooms. brick.
No % twenty eighth ST. rooms, frarus
No. 10Y EOn ST., = rooms frame
No. li5 Fourteenth ST.. q Rooms frame
No. 1i63 Main ST.. Sd floor z rooms
no, GS Thirty FIRST ST., brick
SIX room dwelling ia Leatherwood
stole room ia HearnS Tabernacle building.
south street
~ street.
onico room LIST floor No. 1917 Chaplins St.
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] am most happy 20 testify 60 The
BENEFITS received from Radam's Microbe
Killer. 10 quickly and completely
cured my baby Of Group. Mis- CAR
ROLL. pa w 10th ST.. New York city
The Logan Drug Company agents for
Wheeling.
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DIRE TOE, CHOSEN.
ANIMAL Boards Elected By Different In
stitutiOns Yesterday.

stitutions Yesterday.
The Bank of the Ohio Valley. at a
stockholders meeting held yesterday,
elected the following Directors for tie
ensuing year: W. A. Isett w. B. Simp-
son, John h. Botsford, j. \. Miller. v.
Rosenberg, Henry Sreyer l.. NJ. Atkin-
son, II. Forbes, Mortimer Pollock. OF
the -, 500 shares OF stock, 2,Ig4 were
represented ~ the meeting.
The Exchange Bank chose the follow
Ing Board: j. y. Vance, VIM. Filing
ham. John Frew. 4. W. Kelly. J. NJ.
Brown, Geo. T.. Sufel, w. r.. Stone.
Bernard Horkueimer and $ =. Bloch.
The following Directors were chosen
by the stockholders in the German
Bank: Henry Schmulbach, Frederick
Schenk, a. ID. Soamon, c. W. Franz
helm, l.. >. Bayha, j. J.. StroehleIn and
l.. {. Stfei.
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is money lost Time saved is money
saved. Time snd money can be saved
by using the Gail Borden Eagle Rand
Condensed MIX in your recipes for
Custards, Puddinps and Sauces Try
it and be convinced OF rs great merit.
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Index to Now Auvertl.en.u,.

YOUTH FACE.
For Rcnt-Resideuc- on Island
Nautod-Meu or Woman.
"r sale BuilIthg Association stock.
NHut"d-SaIe,tnan.
Mahted-Ladles to DO Writing
dissolution Notlce-BeltZ a flAdinc.
SlccSholdcrs' Meeting-MUrld Mutual Bcue.
NJ Associate
Dividend Notice-FrAnklin Insurance Com.
pany.
stockholders Meeting-Provident Life In
surnure Company.
soney 10 l. au-C Commercial Loan ard Trust
Company.
Ntockhoider'' Meetiug-W steel and
lion Company.
SIXTH FACE.
Music in the Aim. j. McFaddeu
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Excursion TO Warrington, u. q, via u. &
%. r. r.

Tbursday,Jauuary 18th, the y. g. O. r.
H. viii sell excursion tickets 90 Wash
IngtOn, d. c. a. the rate of $1,000 for
the round trip. good ten days, and valid
for passage from Washington 70 Balti-
more az any tIme within the limit OF
the ticket Trains leave Wheeling SOB
70. m. and j.35 p. M. For Pullman car
accommodations, etc, call at y. g. o.
ticket Office.
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Not Fur Cape OF our own stock but
unlii January l5th we offer "a Iarpe shin
urnt ron New YORK Furrisr 1T prtc-s
that hOuld not leave a Htu.Ir on. 20 nc
re urncG GRO. VI. nNUUk & co.
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\ New York Furricr haa shipped us on
me moranduur uutt january i5th 10 fine
assortment 81 Fur Cnues We have ms 10
prices that should self evorv one 81 thef IN.
BED. N. bNOOH q 90.
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~ you wish 90 nave the best local and
tets trnphtc paper IN tho city lett - your
door regularly every morning. subscrtbs
or the Daily add Sunday editions OF the
Register, Is cents per wees.
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THE earlier symptoms OF dyspepsia,
such "a distress after eating, heartburn,
aud occasional headaches, should not be
neglected. Take Hoods SArsaparilla
and be cured.
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BOYS AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS
MOS EMESrs.
ROBIN HOOD.

No operate organization OF recent
years ever leaped into such immediate
favor as the Robin Hood company
which appears at The Opera House
Thursday evening, January IL. The
reason is not Ear 30 seek. II had As its
proprietors MessrS. Baruabee, Karl aud
Mac Donald, whose names are . guaran-
tee of the best that America knows Of
light opera work, and ~ had rs its
trump card the most pronounced sue
cess OF the decade, Robin Hood. "
With this combination it, success was
so great that now IL Is a thrice welcome
visitor In ali the music loving cities OF
the country. This season Dekovcn
and Smiths Companion opera, "Thc
Knickerbockers," has been added to the
repertCry.
TIT-FoR-TAT.
"Tit-for-Tat' a. presented by Wilfred
Clarke aud his excellent company seems
to be a very amusing and bright com
edy The Gdzctfc, OF Charlestoa. w.
Va, sounds its praise In the following
strain
"A most successful comedy produc-
tion OF 'Tit.for-Tat' was given at the
Opera House last night. II would be
difficult to find funnier play. Indeed,
tho lines larry TEEN Win l0SueS OF WIZ
and merriment that set the audience in
a state OF keeniy relishing enjoyment.
"Tit-for-Tat" will be seen Tuesday
night and at the Wednesday matinee,
and "Wednesday night Mr.. Clarke will
close his ENLARGEMENT with another
charming comedy. Lutte Butterfly"
"DAKoTA."
In the last act OF Dakota" Miss Isa-
dore Rush appears in a dazzling gown
that calls forth an almost audiOl "Oh"
from the audience when its wearcr
makes her entrance. Its made OF pearl
bridal satin, embroidered IN silver and
gold beads and spangles. 1t is cut with
an Isabella waist, the entire costume,
in fact, being faithful reproduction Of
court reception dress worn by Queen
Isabella. Dakota" will be AT the Ope-
IA House Friday and Saturday nights.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
3s9ister
1nsrmoms.sr EA.oor..

Mr.C. Scnuepf, tho pera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. m. %
"a. m, p; IL IN, 80; p. ~, 3S; TO-,
80. Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-09

Geo. ~. shook a Go. oner until January
t5th u large shipment uf Fur Canes that
VIII bc roid at Ices than cost Of manu-
farfure
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Second hand. but in good condition. for
sale cheap and on easy terms.
C. A. House
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HooD's Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver med Harm
ess. rellab le, sure.
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Until Ja"Uarv I5'h we Offer n largo
shI pment OF Fur tapss almost your
own prices. GEO. ~. s>OOK IL co.
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ElOR RENT-A FINE TEN-ROOMED BRICK
residence, with every modern conv.n-
lence for particulars apply to A. l.. RICE &
co, No. lI3J Main street. iaIb
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RoOMS FOR RENT-1506 MARKET Street.
IL suitable for offices or lodging. Front rooms
on Market street; both gases ana water in each
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-TWO STORY BRICK AT 1854
napl ne street. Possession April LIST
For further particulars apply at this office.
Jaje8dh
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L1OR sALE-BLAEE LEASES. At REGIS
X TER odoc, tHo fof Gys osnts.
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Ly0R SALE And FOR RENT CARDS AT
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TOR RENT,

store rooms in Peabody Building
once rooms in Peabody Building.
steam heat, elevator and All moderu
csnvenisnCss. Terms reasonable
PEABODY INSURANCE CO.
deleA1h Il2H Rnd I2S M2rknt STRAIT
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IN N TAWE.
Music in the Aim. J. McFaddeu.
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FOR RENT - THE TWO STORY BRICK
l. dwelling, No. 81 Ninth street formerIv oc-
sion Apfil LIST. J. l.. STIFEL * SONS cornsr
Ma n and Ninth streets. is7d0ev
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E1oR RENT-FRONT ROOMS. SUITABLE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
Governor O'Frrralr, Oyster Letter

Tho Baltimore American SAYS % .torill-
~ OF Governor O'FcrralEs oyster letter
10 Governor Brown OF MarylIui.
The .-tter ~ Governor . FrrriN. OF
virginia. to Governor Brown. concern
ing the seizure OF two Maryland oyster
srhooners. is in cOuciliatJry tone and
bodies well for amcahle settlement OF
the tcNcd questions which are constant
ly arising between The two $ mites i'm
regard tn dredging rights in disputed
waters. Governor O'Fcrrali admits that
The virginia police exceeded their tu-
th0rlty hy chasing the schOoners into
Maryland waters and there capturing
them. lie WILL therefore. return T. their
owners the vessels which had been con-
fiscatei and ordered sold by the court
Of Accomac county. At the same time.
there can Doe no doubt that the Mary arl
oystermen We're dredging on Nirg mia
beds where they had no right 10 he
In view II this incident, the last Nir-
ginit LEGISLATURE passed "a bill 10 allow
the Maryland police 10 chase Virginia
dredeers into Virginia waters provided
the Maryland law would allow the Viz
enia police 10 chase Mary land dredgars
into Maryland waters. Tho Maryland
LEGISLATURE failed however. TO take any
aCti IN in the matter. Virginia seems 70
have acted with cOmmendable fairness
IN this matter. although the Governor ami
his committee took abundance OF time
t. reach a conclusion. Both the States
should use every possible eff ut 10 uD-
hold the laws and punish the men who
persist IN violating them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

riace himself for the benefit Of his pa,
tienfs often serving as nurse as wei
as nhysician. II IA feared that MS de-
v0tlon to his professional dutles biouSn,
on the illness which culminttcd IN NJ
death. lie oyerworked himself for the
good OF others. .,1
Or. Dabrey was also a competent ana
Intelligent teacher. mucn lntei ,s,eu IL IT,
ing evusteinatic. and thorough 90 MS IN
itructi0n. He was earnestly devoted -
the best interest Of the university. ~
charlottesville Hospital ana the , Hl,er
slfv Blspensary owe much o. hi@ zeal
and Iqhors I'm their behalf The slc-
c.ss OF the Medical Department ~ tne
urivcrgity, and its maintehahet ~ I..e
HIGHEST point u efficiency, Wtie oojeN''
Ok his continual care and interest.
To his professional qull.ncat. NJ
added most cstimalle clafacter AS 81
man. He was genial. kindly and aWia,,
le. much beloved by h,S ptueni+ ah4
friends. possessed Of all those socl1l
qualities which attract rs r. c1mpahl Do.
fie was charitable and pfilanthr1pIc,
The world viii never know the amount
OF his gratuitipus practice, especiill.
among those in the humber walks OF
lie. Many wears ago he united with me
Charlottesville Lodge OF Mason~, am
continued a member for the remainder
az his life. Though gentle In MS d.Sp'-l-
ton. never obtruling his opinions lii.h
others. he was firm IN bis cDnVlctl'l'
a. right. al unyielling I'm acting ~ ~
them He was conscientious and faith
fIl. honest and upright. ever guided ny
loyalty 70 truth and duty.
Tho crCwnrg excellence Of his cnarac-
ter was his Christian faith and prin-
ciual. lie was an earnest and cOpsis-
tent commandment Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. and FOR many years
n member ~ the Nestry Of Christ Chui IN
Charlottesville. which he was represel-
tel as delegate in the annual council
Of the Diocese. lie was ever ready 20
contribute OF his means 10 the support
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
GEORG n GREENS HEROIsM.
The Unpublished Story OF His Unparalleled
Capture of Prisoners nj Gettysburg.


Editor Times: Returning TO The city
yesterday after an absence OF some
weeks. | had a somewhat remarkable
experience which revealed TO M. in 4
flash. how we are burying unGer the muck
heaps or to-day, priceless gems OF mem
Ory ana history. II YOU will pardon Il
very crude recital III relats the Incid mi.
1 was Accostcd on Main Street between
Ninth and Tenth by soldier cOmrRde
OF the Lost Cause, whom l did not recog-
nilc as such, until the fingers Ct my
outstretched hand closed upon an empty
coat sleeve and with the other / grasped
George ii. l.. Greer, OF Franklin county,
why. George 1 said. Il don't believe
we've met since l saw you at Gettys-
burg driving before you that crowd Of
yankee prisoners you had routed out OF
the lanes aud alleys OF the town"
My friend started: Major" said ne
did you witness that? Then you can
Vouch for IL? ! have tried 10 tell that
story TO my friends and even 10 my
children, but it has always died upon
my lips. II seemed so exaggerated. and
did not Know OF any llVlng man who
could confirm It,"
l had told the story perhaps a hundred
times and SO assured the gallant fellow,
and that he should not lose the glory OF
his daring adventure and achievement
because Of his moeesty,
IL was the first day at Gettysburg. when
GSSt On Or ,se Eight soo of IN as hake
Hayes LouisGnians, who We're about
,'ShS H;"'NI''. Win the enemy, hdu
driving him pell nell over rolling wheat
fields, through a gro.e. across a creek
and into the town itself.
Being an old artillery man, though at
the time a lieutenant Of engineer troops
l had volunteered in one of Hilary Jones'
batteries. and had charge OF a gun which
had come into battery In the street Ne
anticipated the enemy might attempt TO
retake the town, and | had ordered the
piece loaded and canister taken from
the ammunition chest and put down hard
by the gaping muzzle, ready 10 sweep
the street II they should turn upon us
At this moment little George Greer
rode on by. further into the town. He
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

securing Il would mean 10 them 81 Tor
every one which they may hereafter 'ahe
from their mines. but this VIII be sec
ondary TO the tariff fight.
1t may be that the protected interests
by corrupting legislatures. and thus Sc
curing senators. may postpone any et-
fectual reform OF the tariff laws for many
years yet TO come. But tariff reform Is
lust as certain to come as that the NOR
rows sun will rise. and when IT comes IL
will be another Of those cases or the
struck eagle" that "nursed the pinion
that impeiled the steel"
1t was secured at a fearful cost but
protection has done this country one pro-
dieious good. by turning all other Amer
leans over to those who operated protect
ed industries 20 be feeced and plundereu
by them at their pleasure. protecuo"
made the rewards OF manufacturing so
tremendous that billions Of capital was
tempted to invest In manufacture "c
capacity Of American manuiac'oIle" %,
therefore now far beyond the ARMY u
Americans to consume. American mani"
facturers must. therefore, race 'he d'''i
native Of losing the capital they nave
invested in their plants or Hlulhs III
o,bor c,,artors of the globe markets for
tbeir wares There can be no question
~ MIA, tho result in face Of this al
tentative. will be. The inventive genius
Of our neoplc stimulated by our free in
stitutioos. will place them ahead OF the
world in the competition necessary to Sc
curin, the markets that they are going
IN hid for. The enormous investments in
rnanufactories. therefore. which protec-
lion has caused are not going to be aban-
doned. Their owners are going TO look
out for markets in other quarters OF the
Globe. and their establishments will con-
sequently go on. This Will result in great
competition amongst American manuiac-
turers for the American markets ana
the consequent reduction Of prices TO
Americans 10 something ike what they
would be If there were no tariff. The tarlH
laws, therefore. have worked their own
destruction and they are going to disap-
pear in their influence on American con-
sumers. As long as they remain on the
statute-boOk. however. they VIII continue
TO exert an influence for evil. whist
they remain there. they prevent Foreign
ers from selling their wares here, ana
that increases the difficulties Of Amer
lean manufacturers in finding foreign
markets for their own wares, since ma
lions do not willingly purchase from those
nations that refuse TO purchase from
them.
The tariff laws being totally wrong in
principle, Will. therefore. cause us injury
as long as they remain laws, and We
must. therefore. continue the struggle
until every vestige Of them is swept
away. But they are doomed through the
operation Of the great economic laws OF
the world, sooner or later. though every
day that their repeal is postponed our
full enjoyment Of prosperity is postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1894
MEETINGS AND EVENTS TUESDAY.

St. Johns Lodge, Masons. Masonic Tenn
pie. - -,
Fitzhugh Lee Lodge. 1. o. o. T.. Eagle
Hail. o,,,,
Friendship Lodge, 1. o. .. F., Odd-Fel-
lows Hall ,,
jamestown Tribe. I. O. r. NJ. Odd-Fel-
lows Hail.
Continental Lodge. X. Of H., Druids'
Hall.
Ca"itol Lodge, X OF H., Elletts Hall.
Hope Council, Jr. o. L. y. NJ, Jr. =. /.
a. NJ. Hall
Liberty Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Gers
ley's Hall.
Manchester Council. II. a. owens Hall.
Elba Council. r.. A. Laube's Hail.
Richmond Council. Home Circle. Central
Hall.
Virginia Council. Chosen Friends, Enetts
Hall.
Capitol city Lodge. I. o. O. F., Gate
woods Hall.
Trinity Lodge. I. o. G. T., Central
Hall.
towards Grove Lodge I. o. G. T.. How
ards Grove.
Central Beneficial and Social Society, Lee
Camp Han.
Company y. First Regiment. Armory.
Company f. First Regiment Armonry.
X. l.. /. Blues. Snyder building
Richmond HOw,zers. Iiowitzers' Armory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
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THE NEXT HOUSE

The composition Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives to be elected in the coming
November elections is naturally subject
for very interesting speculations. VIII the
response by the country to the passage
OF the new tariff bill be one of con-
demnation, or will the country saw in
November that ii appreciates the efforts
the Democratic party made to reform
the tarn. that IL understands thossaef-
forts were thwarted by traitors wearing
Democratic uniforms. and that IL again
commissions the Democratic party to re-
form the tariff SO that all duties not
needed for revenue shall be Topped off
and taxation made even and uniform for
all? We believe the country will say the
latter and we present some figures TO
show the grounds of our belief.
The House OF Representatives has $50
members. so that the Democratic party
must have l79 to control it.
1t has now the following from the
South:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
TARIFF MUST REMAIN THE ISSUE.

That the tariff will remain the chief
issue before the American people for sew
eral years TO come, We have not the
slightest doubt. The owners OF silver
mines In the silver States will undoubt-
eddy continue their efforts 10 force free
silver upon the public attention. because
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
The RaIeleh or for a Cruise.

FORT MONROE, Sept. 10-The cruiser
Raleigh sailed at \. NJ. for cruise in
Chesapeake bay where she will adjust
her conpasses and test her guns. and viii
then go 10 Yorktown for target practice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
$50 for $l.O0 and SI.0O per Week.
SIS for $L5O and $3.50 per Week.
500 for $500 and $500 per Week.
r u Married?

IF NOT WHY HESITATE, WHEN
YOU CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM AT SUCH A
SMALL OUTLAY?
CHAMBER SUITS. in Oak, from rs up
DINING SUITS, SIDEBOARDS, En-
TENSION TABLES, and CHAlN9 "
match at all prices.
pARIOR SUITS. in Rugs. Plush, and
Brocatelle, from $50 to 500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one guaran-
teed good bakers.
Come. see for yourselves what we can
do for you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
Grand total.

From the very un-Democratic course be
Ing pursued by the sugar planters of
Louisiana II seems probable the Demo
cratic party will lose two members there.
but we see no probability of any loss
anywhere else In the South, unless. posi-
bly,. in the Western district Of Maryland
The Democratic representatives from the
South in the next Congress. will. in all
probability. therefore. be ninety-One. This
will impose on the party the necessity Of
getting eighty eight members from all
the rest OF the Union. Cannot this be
done? We can lose thirty-nine Democrats
of those we now have from the north
ern States and still hold the House.
Can we not yet get the necessary eighty
eight from those States? We have Ken
lucky, Missouri. Indiana, Illinois. Con
nec,icut. California. New Jersey. New
York, Ohio. all in great part Demo-
cratic. to draw upon. II We get from
these States their present Democratic
representatives we shall have from them
ninety-nine. which will be eleven more
than we will need. Are we going TO lose
those eleven and all OF the twenty five
that we have from all OF the other north
ern States? We cannot believe il. 1t is
perfectly certain that the desire 10 have
the tariff reformed secured us our pres
ent great majority in the House Of
Representatives. We believe that desire
is as strong to-day as IL was two years
ago. and that the people are going TO
send back another House or Representa-
tive instructed 10 complete the work
which German and his fellow traitors to
feating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
A HELLTHFUL TONIC.

Used in place OF lemons or lime juice
II Will harmonize with such stimulants
as are necessary 10 take.
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