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The morning call., 1894-08-24
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

> LOTS, 81 :61I5O. NEAR MORTON STATION;
- will build houses TO suit very low terms. T.
+. BAIRD. Morton station marrow gauge. a1s7
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HANDSOME ALA.
w media home and take payment in monthly in
EiaiImenls; designs and plans to suit buyers with
out charge own your nome and save rent OfiOe
1902 Park ST., Alameda; open evenings. MUTUAL
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MORAGA VALLEY.

ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND
: 30 miles from this city In lots to suit from 10
acres upward; very easy terms. Maps views and
full particulars will be sent on application to
7. TROWBRIDGE, COtatl. Cal. aul9 u
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N Fl. TYING. SONoMA CITY CAL.-COUNTRY
II. Real Estate Agent. 632 Market st. 5. +. " u
nAIRY RANCH OF 1900 ACRES NEAR SAN
San Rafael fyl5 IT
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GsOQ0 FINE LARGE LOTS IN SOUTH
SDOOO. Berkeley, near electric roads and Cali
lorna and Nevada Railroad; lots severed; only
z lew left at this price; terms, $40 cash, balance
easy terms Call al once, CLOUGH d BAKER
l0U2 Broadway. Oakland fe2 If
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THE LARGEST HOUSE REN TING AGENCY
i and large list OF homes for sale; no cash
down: monthly payments: buy home In beaut-
jul oakland i. :. MYERS. real estate and house
renting agency, l0O2 broadway, oakland au4 tt
Q.Ono A SPLENDID INVESTMENT: COST
u COU. $500 year ago; a lot in the noted
Fanny Davenport Tract, FruiJvale, situated on
the san Lesndro electric road must be sold Call
or address owner, 2633 Pine ST., :. f. aus If
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

no Phys CIANS-A RARE On 4TCs F0IS
young doctor TO step into an old-estabIished
practices leading physician of Oakland, on ae-
count OF raining health, will sacrifice for $4,000
street, together with his practice now netting
$500 per month; terms can be arranged, If de-
sired For further particulars address WI. j.
DINGEE, real estate. 400, 462 Eighth ST.. Oak
land au22 WeFTSu'TuTh 5t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

CHICKEN RANCH; 10 ACRES; 2 MILES FROM
~ town; Alameda County; equipped for poul-
Try ranch; running water; bearing orchard /:
fair Improvements; loJ OF personal property in
cluded; must be sold; reasonable offer refused,
CANAAN & LYON, 2l5 kearny st. au24 81
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TERMS TO SUIT - FINE NEW MODERN
1 house; large lot; near Worth Berkeley school;
$2500. Apply TO owner on premises, 1922 Ytr-
rinia ST M
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GJ 600 NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS: LOT
u 1OOO. 40xl25: only blocks from Dwight
way station; very easy terms JOS J. MASON,
Dwight way station. auI2I 4u
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&35O0 OFFER WANTED.

Modern, pretty 2-story home electric bells and
Lighting; cement steps and coping; fine slightly
lot; near electric lines; must be sold. A. II.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

I.oR SALE-NEw HOUSE: $50 AND lot
/ easy terms. 1923 Eagle ave, mr.. Grand st "a g
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CHILDREN BOARDFD.


Y DUNG WIDOW WISHES TO HAVE AN IN
FAINT on board; good care: nice home and
healthy location. Inquire at 14lS Vermont ST.,
near Portrero aV. and Twenty ST. s. f. PATS
GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE CARE OF A
y child; mothers care. 1911 Buchanan. 23 3J$
w ANTED-CHILD TO BOARD; GOOD HOME:
" reasonable X, box l3S. Can Branch. a23 2t~
w GUILD LIKE A COUPLE OF CHILDREN TO
', board; mothers care; reasonable. Apply IA
OAK ST au22 3tS
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DARGAIN-LoT 52xl25. IMPROVED, $3.50,
ID worth $500; ocean View. Apply SOP Fourth
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LOST


r. OLD WATCH. No. 1902, CHAIN AN0 10C.
- ket, Monday afternoon. at Point Iobos ana
seventh ave Return 327 Fifth ave-: reward % .,s
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HOUSES TO LET.


kLEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE. WITH
u stable; 10 rooms and bath: ia Guerrero ST.
near Ridley Apply to q. II. UMBSEN & CO., Ii
Montgomery st. aus IL SuWeFr
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GEstsve Frohman's company Of players
vii present Oscar Wilde's celebrated play
LADY Windermere's Fan" at the Seattle
theater next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. The company is one OF Fsoh-
mans best, and the great feature OF the
play wilI be the rich toilets to be worn BY
the ladies, all Of the very latest stvies and
fashion, and which will prove of special
interest TO the ladies in the audience. The
play deals with aristocratic classes OF the
English nobility. and will admit Of hand
some interior stage settings betting the
abodes of the very rich and fashionable.
Oscar Wllde's comedy is said TO sparkle
with wit. the dialogue being crisp and the
situations interesting. The celebrated fan
is an important factor in the action Of the
play, and being Lady Windsrmere's
is sure 10 be an interesting object.
Lady Windermere's Fam was first writ
ten In the shape of novel. Oscar Wilde
was so disheartened, however, with the
small returns that the publishers made
him Tor his last story tina. he refused 10
let the Fan" appear in book shape, be-
cause. he said, IF Lady Windermere's
Fan fails as q novel, it will have no chance
as play, for no manager would try il. I"
a sn ccessful book Is sometimes dramatized
with success and an unsuccessful one,
never. Wilde's incentive to make play
of his manuscript was the success of some
pretty poor trash he happened to see in
one of the London play houses.
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.aFSe percentage which has OF late wears
esP0ased the PRAYER pook church las We
are soInssiFneS caliedl. has not always had
s.at thorough education In the principles
o. christian faith and practice 9hsch
Neusd aaye made tie growing Re lovshipa
L5IKaty kingdom. also fair IS the moon,
Gear IS the Sun and terrible as an army
with banners
Inere must be assimilation in the
chureh IS well as IN the state. We need
nos only 20 lore God, put to know His
Win, his Law, and then 20 obey and prac-
.ice u before our growing. popular Chris
.t4a4ty can become a power 10 vanqulsh
death.
And. last the home. the hearthstone.
the nope OF both state and church Are
we assured OF its perpetuity, its hsaithful
InHuenee upon the children who are 10 be
'he men and women OF tomorrow.
ne power OF a Christian home is very
great Tor the UNFOLDING Of al that makes
ior righteousness. and I thank God that
tnere are such homes IN every parish.
where not Only mothers turn the feet Of
Tue child into the path Of simple faith and
trusting obedience, but fathers also teach
their boys by example that IL is manly 10
De Christian and TO serve as a soldier
under the banner of Him whom even
neashen Plate called the man. And yet
the wrecks of family life are strewn
tnlckiy about US. and We have need TO take
warning from these failures, that where
there = no altar in the home and God is
forgotten, there the.bond of mutual trust is
looseued, the words 'till death do Us part
fade from the conscience. and too often
the courts are called upon TO give legal
sanction TO the breaking of Lifelong vow
registered in heaven
Concluding. the pastor spoke words of
counsel and encouragement TO his people.
bidding them to hold fast their noble
heritage, both spiritual and material, that
so the mother parish of Old Trinity may
hand down her trust to those who shall
enter in aud enjoy the faith of the years OF
toll and patience.
SHOW thy servants thy work and their
children thy glory"
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Church Notes.

The Methodist church increased its
membership last year by 5000, or about
2. II per cent.
Rev. Emperor Williams, the well-known
colored Methodist minister OF louisiana
has retired after fifty years of service.
There is Christian Endeayor Union In
Wales--the Swansea Union, that already
has enrolled twenty-iour societies, with
leo members. This union was not in ex-
istence five months ago.
Sweden is the most Protestant country
in the world. OF a population OF GOOD. 900
there ere only 1900 Roman Catholics. the
remainder of the population belonging
almost exclusively to the Lutheran church.
One OF the features of the Peoples
church, Boston. Mass, lately was the
presence of 1, 100 various plants, symbolic
ing the ], 100 converts who have protested
personal salvation at its affairs since Dr.
Brady became pastor in October last.
The numerous friends of Gen. Booth,
the head of the Salvation Army, are get
ting ready TO celebrate the fiftieth ami
yersary OF his conversion. which occurs
this year lie will be presented with a
Jubilee Thanksgiving present of $4,000
Next month there will be an international
Salvation Army congress in London in
recognition of the event.
The number of Lutheran ministers in
the world, according to the Rev. ]. n.
Ienker's new book, "Lutherans In All
Lands. /" Is 80, 346, with A.. ST. churches and
So. 0s0. coo baptized members. OF the
churches 9727 are credited 10 America
p, $40 90 Germany. 2.5l4 to sweden, 60 TO
Norway and !. 800 to Denmark. The total
of parochal schools is 9i,0lI. of which
81 900 are in Germany.
The Young Mems Christian Association
building in Chicago. which Is rapidly near
ing completion and which will be the
finest in the world. received donations
amounting 10 $4,000 This includes los
81 900 subscriptions. twenty-five IS. 900 sub
scriptions. i've $4,000 subscriptions. two
S25 90 subscriptions. six So Coz subseTip-
tons and three s., 500 subscriptions. John
Crevar left bequest of $4,000 20 the asso-
citation.
Plans for 8 campaign in the city Of
Rome are being made by the Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church in America A lot has been pur-
chased in the heart Of the Italian capital.
on which il is proposed to erect large
aud handsome building, 10 be the head
quarters of the mission in Italy. An ap-
peal To the Methodisss OF the United
States for funds with which 10 build the
new mission has been issued.
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A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Weil-known Sol
der, Correspondent and journal
Isl Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands OF brave
soldiers TO the war, and no state bears a bet
ter record in that respect than 10 does. In
literature it Is rapidly acquiring an
enyiaba place. In war and literature
Solomon Jewell, well known as writer -
sol" has won an honorable position. Dur
ing the late war he was a member or Co. "
I'd y. Y. Cavalry and OF the 18th Indiana In
fautry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes as follows:
several of us old veterans hero are using
DR. Miles Restorative Nervine. Heart Cure
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splendid satisfaction. La fact. we have never
used remedies that compare with them. oi
the Pills we must say they are the best COM
hinatiOn OF the qualities required In a prem
Aration of their nature we have ever known.
We have none bat words OF praise for them.
They are the outgrowth of a new principle IA
medicine. and tone mp the system wonder.
fully. We say 10 all. try these remedies.
Solomon Yewell. Marion. Ind, Dec :, iS!sS.
These remedies are sold by ali druggists CA
e positive guarantee, or sent direct by the
pr Miles Medical Co, ElkhaFt, Ind. on re-
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For sale by stswar. a Holmes Drug ca
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TO Ceiebrate the Advent OF General
Secretary nr. Z. a seheI.

TO Ceiebrate the Advent OF General
Secretary nr. r. a schell.
The Epworth Leagues of this city and
vicinity are preparing TO celebrate an i'm
portant occasion in their history.
DR.. Z. a SchelI, general sec
retary of the league at large,
is making his first visit to the Pacific
coast, and will spend two days in Seattle.
Sunday and Monday of next week, July p
and %. The reports that have reached
here of the work DR.. Schell has been doing
and enthusiasm aroused among the young
people has caused widespread interest TO
be taken in the coming visit of the general
secretary.
DIR. scheH will occupy the pulpit of the
First Methodist Episcopal church next
sunday, July y, morning and evening.
He is young man, noted throughout
Methodism an eloquent and effective
platform speaker.
Monday evening, July q, from to
7:45, the evangelical pastors of the city
will give DR.. Schell a reception in the
parlors of the church. At p. N. a
platform and mass meeting will be
held in the auditorium, TO which the
Christian Endeavor Societies. the Brother
hoods of ST. Andrew, Baptist Young Peas
Pies uaions- and all the young peoples
societies OF the city have been invited.
Following the mass meeting a reception
will be rendered DIR. Schell by the young
peoples societies in the parlors of the
church.
DIR. Schell is editor of various League
publications and number of books.
The Epworth League is the official
young peoples society of the Methodist
Episcopal church the Methodist Episco-
pal church, South, and the Methodist
church OF Canada. The league is just i've
years old and now has membership of
over 100000
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From the large advance sale of reserved
seats already made the reopening of Cor
dray's theater this evening will be sue
cessful one, and crowded house will
witness the pastoral three-act comedy of
Joshua Whitcomb," and if well pre-
scented will give 1t good send OFT J. b.
Shaw, Conchita. and the supporting COM
pany arrived from Portland yesterday.
and everything is in shape for tonight's
first appearance. ]. b. Shaw IS known as
the great Yankee comedian, and TO have
made speciality of the quaint character
of Uncle Josh. Conchita will be seen at
her best in the part of Little Tot, street
wait, in which she will introduce her
specialties of songs and dances. Conchita
has the reputation of being the brightest
soubrette on the Pacific coast. and exeels
in character songs, in which her ability as
an actress are brought into play. Joshua
Whitcomb" abounds in thrilling incidents
and affords a succession of amusing and
pathetic scenes, in which J. B. Shaw and
Conchita are the central figures. Reserved
seats can now be secured ct the box office
for any night ten days ahead.
C. n. Butler, a shingle mill mal OF Edi-
son, ekagit Junty. Is II the city.
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Pacific soldiers Reunion.

The fifth annual reunion and sncamp-
ment Of the Pacific Soldiers Reunion As
ISOLATION will be held at Westport beach.
Chehaiis county. from August 10 TO Au-
gust 81. The eneampment Is in = beautl-
ful grove close to the ocean beach. Tents
will be pitched in army style and every
thing arranged SO far as possible 10 remind
the soldier Of his army life. While the
reunion is specially designed for veterans
aud their families everybody Is welcome
20 all the privileges of the camp.
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When. by reason Of = cold or from other
cause. the stomach, liver aud kidneYs be-
come dlsoydered. no time should be lost IN
stimulating them 10 action Ayers PILLS
act quickly. safely and surely. sold By
druggists and dealers in medicines.
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'hr CREATIVE POWER OF CHRIST

ey Rev. ". 4. Taylor. Of the
first Baptist Church.
r.. attendance on TIE services Of the
s... nApt'sf church have materially in
So since the advent OF Rev. W. r.
"a sAa lie church work Is reported
r.a,.. es'essing satisfactorily. Yesterday
hss. ar. loser preach sd On the
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Canoe race. Seattle Canoe Club Va South
Sea Islanders. Madison park, tonight,
O'Clock
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Canoe race, Seattle Canoe Cluova South
Sea Islanders. Madison park, tonight :
O'clock
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COXEYISM is a Ii

,0XEYISM is thing of the past,
probably never again to return.
Marching armies bound for the
National Capital will in all proba-
bilIty never again be heard of IN
our day. Never since 'o5 has
the future of the American Re
public seemed brighter than it
does today.
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THE TARIFF QUESTION will


soon be no longer J Disturbing
influence. II has practically
reached a definite conclusion
and in few weeks will also be a
question of the past When it
is once disposed of and out OF
the way the country will adapt
itself to the conditions. Some
industries will doubtless suffer,
but all uncertainty will be past,
and that is the worst feature of
the whole question
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Dr.. Frank Brooks. speciality paralysis
all nervous diseases onaee. GogssEe,n
nlurk
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THE LOCAL sITUATION-Dur

THE LOYAL SIIUAIlON- Dur
ing the whole disturbance, com
mencing with the panic of last
year, Seattle has stood like
rock and has really suffered less
than many larger and richer
cities That she will get more
than her full share of the bene-
fits when general prosperity is
fully established, there can be no
reasonable doubt
Beside the share she will have
from the general impulse of re-
turning good times, the newspa-
pers have recently chronicled
several projects Of local nature
that seem likely TO materialize
and greatly add to the general
food tide OF prosperity.
And the Washington dis
patches say the Government is
likely 10 start in on the Lake
Washington Canal this year.
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Or. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
&iost Perfect Made.
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TIE SILVER QUESTION isn't

likely to cause much trouble
again in the near future either.
The financial world is assured
that we will pay our obligations
in just as good money as the
rest of the world uses, and, be as
patriotic as We may, it must be
confessed that our national pros
perity is in no small degree de-
pendent upon the investment of
foreign money in our securities.
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pIREcrIoS GusrAvE FRoHAAN.

Priess-2sc. Sc. soc. &c and 81 Seat. on sale
az heater box Osncs.
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After a
Thunder Storm
---What?

Clear skies and bright. invigorat-
ing atmosphere
Everything is fresher and purer
than before the heavens darkened.
Life seems 10 have q new xest, and
all the world feels better impulse.
Such is the present condition in the
United States Our American thun-
der storm has been a pretty heavy
one, with no small amount of light
ming, but it has cleared the air clearer
than it has been for ten years Let
Us consider the situation:
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Performed 20 nigh. at Palmsris Thsstsr.
New York
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Better Patne's Celery compoE
z -. viii give strength and
Ihan health more surely fAsa a
{ yaaatfau vacation Bota ara good,
'@0@tsoA bat II yea can hare orly
J ase. take the CoDpouaG
We SELF
, STEWART &H0LNES DRUG COMFY.
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PLANT YOUR MONEY-Now /,

plAN1 1OUh MUNE I-NoW IL
surely the time, and never was
there a more promising field
than Seattle. The storm is past
and at most there viii be only
few farewell rumbles.
Most people are hard up.
Some people are not This Is
their opportunity if they are not
too timid TO appreciate it.
We have the finest lines of In
vestments We have ever offered
and can supply some very choice
bargains large and small Some
at Sro a month and some up in
the hundreds Of thousands.
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South Sea Islanders. Madison park, frs
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CAPITAL vERSUSLABOR-w


are not going to hear so much
about this in future. In this
country, at least, the threatened
war between these great forces is
not going to be much of dis
,urbing influence again for many
years. We have all learned a
lesson from recent events and in
the future Capital will be more
considerable of Labor and Labor
have a truer conception of the
real position of Capital Their
interests are mutual and there is
almost positive assurance that in
future any differences that may
arise will be settled by peaceful
methods.
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WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. JULY Is AND 10
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NUNUNA I = IHtAIFh--
v ". II. Russell, Acting Manager foF
Joan ;. CoF3rsy.
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Work of ALL Kinds

Secured many times when al other
a. plans have failed. through small
x want" adm the Post InEelligencer.
y Rates / cent per word. No ad. In
serted. however. for less than 25c.
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Am CsEM EsTs.

CEATTIE THEATER-
y Corner OF Third and Cherry strssta
JOHN W. HANNA. Lessee and Manager.
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C. \. Butler, shingle mill mal OF Ed
son ekagit cJunty. Is II the city.
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MIDSUMMER PAICES-10e, 13e, &c, sae, Sc
MATINEE SATURDAY ATzP NJ
Box oliies open Saturday. gaIy Il. 81 g 4 IL
IxLsnhoae os&
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LADY LADY
NISDERMERES NISDERN ERE's
FAN. FAN.
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WEEK coMMEScIsd MONDAY. July ia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-05

student of nervous disease1. and author
- many noted treatise, on the latter subject,
Ff s1ncs rsaii.ed tho truth Of the nrse
q cement and his Restorative NervfDo
8 prsparsd On that principle. IA success
= caraay all diseases arising from deranse
= ne q ths 4eryou. systsm = vondes-
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043ux the remedy amply prove.
Dr. Miles Rostorative Nervine Il . reliable
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-s300piessness. e. xiness hystsria sexual de-
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Or sent direct by the DIR. Miles Medical Co.
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Restorative Nervine positively contains ~
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