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Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RENT
2035 fur), 13r. $500 90 425 Cd NV 81
100 10th nw 13r. 1900 Up pit 1914 NJ, Or. 80. 90
1924 18th NV, 10r.. .G700 3l7 Mass av NV Or. % so
723 Sth NV, 14r.. .65. ca 42S nw Sr. =. .25 so
Dos 11th NV, 11r.. .G500 316 Spruce NV, Or. u.
1871 NV, Tor. 90 l22 ID nw Sr. % 90
2S20 NV, 10r. 90 &c S21 II NV, 2r. % 90
1852 NV, 7r. so 1928 Sth NV, Or % so
952 Westminster st 1897 18TH NV, Or. % 81
(fur), Or. sc. so 1903 l. NV, Or. 20 40
PIG Ind NV, Or. so 90 6lS 23d NV Or. 2l so
532 2lst NV. 1Or. 800 1928 18th NV, Or. POSI-
Al u NV, Rr.. 400 AGO NV, 5r..... 80
PIG nv NV, Or. 40 Go 513, 515 & 517 N
PIG av NV, Or. 0G0l Cap NV, 6r..... 90. 30
IN 1s 500 k,Gr. :. 80 1345 NV, Or. 80
2e24 1 NV, Or. 40 90. 1899 W nw ar. % 90
1887 Corcoran nw,9 90 35Il 9TH st rd, Sr. 90
10 av NV, r.35 90 2i23 II NV, Or. .20.O0
212S I NV, Or. $3.50 1913 3d nw Gr 20 90
206 u NV, Or. $3.50 4ol9 Sth NV Sr 20 90
OH Sth NV, Or. 30 90 Up pt 1884, L nw,1r s. 30
sol 2lst nv, 11r. $500 81 /. NV Gr..,,1S, 90
Il9 18th NV, Or. IS 90 421 1st nw Gr Is 90
1432 Corcornn NV, Or. 80 90 SO7 4th NV Or. fo go
The above Is only a portion of the property on
my books.
the 1st and 18th.
Gp24-eO F. WAGCAMAN
Evening star., 1895-04-26
FOR RENTASTABLES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-PARTY. LEAVING THE CITY FOR A
three months vacation trip would rent upright
piano for that time for Sl2 rather than store it.
. Please address Mrs. V. H., Star office. ap24-tf
FOB RENT = REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies on purchase OF
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and h sts NV
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RIiNT--921 WESTMINSTER ST. C3sT. 9TH.
10th, $ and I Cts mine rooms, bath, pantry and
furnace: newly papcred and painted rent reduced
to $3.50 Key at 942
ap2l TIIOS W HUNGERFoRD, 1919 II ST.
FOR RI!NT-WASHINGToN HEIGHTS -11-HOOM
RESIDENCE on CONN. AVE. ENT'D, NEAR
WYOMING AVE: STEAM HEAT; A MOST De
SIsAHI.E AND BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY.
ap2I3t\ ]. u. WIAiER, COS 18TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RENT-A HANDSOME EE-STORY
double corner house; desirable location; unfur-
nished from May i to September 1; $50 per
month. For keys to inspect apply to
HILL & JOH NST0N,
ap26-3t 1903 Pa.
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RtNT-WE HAVE RENTED A GREAT MANY
houses lately; owners would do well to list their
| houses with US. BANES & SIMPSON, cor. 18th
and q NV. ap24-6t
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RENT NEW. HANDSOME AND COM
pIete dwellings on De Sales st. bet. 18th and
Conn. ave-; every modern Improvement. These
houses are elegantly situated; south front; 10
rooms, besides bath and pantry; will not be rent
ed for boarding house purposes. .. G. GREEN,
1903 7th st. NV ap231m
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-1711 FAsAvE.tNw., FLAT; 5 RMS.
bath; hot water heat $50 per month.
ap268t ELLIS & CHAlilfI. SIS 11th st. NV.
FOR RENT-IN THE, HARRISON, COR. Sd AND
q SITS. n.w very spleasint unfurnshed rooms,
single and in suites. HARVEY SPAlDING.
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RENT-FIRST FIOOR-A CHARMING FLAT
of rooms In house; delightful location; $50
per month, including gasA Apply to OWNER on
premises E16 NJ st. NV ap263t
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RENT
Oil 10th. 10r, mi. 80. 81
1012 17th, Tor, mi. 90. CT
1907 Pa av, ,10r, mi. so. .65
ia 10Th, 12r, mi. 49, CT
GO6 2Sd, 10r, mi. =. AZ. so
2IO0 Pa ave, 10r. 1880
3043 n. Tor. mi. =. 1000
1114 11tb. Tor. mi. 1855
3407 n, Tor, mi. .S0.15
Sl2 I NV, Sr, mi. j.. 80. so
2135 K, Sr&cel, mi. .35. so
1871 g, 11r, mi. 1880
2139 L, 10r, mi. :. .33. 30
a025 l.. 11r, mi. 30. so
,2132 Pa av, 7r.mi. 80. so
24O7 n, 1r, mi. -. 30. 90
$50 10th, 10r, mi. .2i.i 30
2147 II, 7r, mi. ....25.50
lib! 10th, Or, mi. .25.50
45O Mass nv, 6r, mi 70. 50
1122 q, Or, eel, w.g.25. so
1210 25th. 7r. mi. % .5u
83 4th ne. Sr. mi .25. so
S036 p. Sr. mi. .25. so
1o1C Madison, 7r, mi. 25.35
14lO Pierce. 6r.mi. ~. 81
1858 * 10 sd, Or,
store. mi. 90. 80
1913 Columbia, 7r, mi22. 50
2Sl6-O l. Or. mi. -. oJ
l112-14 L. 9r. MI. -. 80
1923 26th. Sr, mi. %. SO
2lll l., Or. W. 20. so
02 Mass ave nw,6r
W, R...-.........1S.3 30
41I&l6 Elm, Gr, mi. .17.O0
For fall list apply TO w
ap19-f, m&w 1901
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FOR RENT-1330 CORCORAN ST.; 10 ROOMS AND
BATH in frst-class repair; side lot; two bay
windows; large yard: stable and carriage house
GRAHAM & CAMPBELL, 617 18th st. ap23-6t
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ap20to-ap30inc

FOR RENT-1511 10Th ST. N.w.-12 ROOMS
and bath; in nrst-class condition: at $40.
ROB'T /. FLEMING,
n-anllinc ,sfn
Evening star., 1895-04-26

WANTED Or LADIES DESIR-
ing efficient, reliable house servants, cooks or
boys, with best refs, to apply at CAPITOL HILL
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 4th and Pa. ave. s.e.
ap9-lms
Evening star., 1895-04-26
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-wTTH BOARD, TO REFINED
couple, large. pleasant, neatly furnished second
story s0uth-front room; house with mod. imp. !;
A ST. Sc. ap26-3a'
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WANTED-HELP.
LIE.

wANTED--MAN ABOUT 2S OR 80; SALARY AND
commission: steady employment: no trihers need
apply: refs. required. Call Saturday, 8 to 10 n
shire ave- NV ap2tr.t'
Evening star., 1895-04-26

FOR RENT-33ls BROWN ST, MT. PLEASANT;
Groom and cellar frame cottage; bath and ami. ;
u acres ground. with fruit and shade trees; $50
DEEBLE, DAVIS CO., 1919 + st. NV. ap23-1w w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06

Don't take it to heart" suggested
one.
He just wanted to sec you re-
marked another.
1t doesn't always come true said
one neighbOr in tone that indicated
exactly the opposite Of what she ex-
pressed
What doesn't always come true?'
asked Loretta. who did not catch the
drift % their vague iusinuationS
Why, you know. stammered an old
lady who was rather afraid Of Daniels
wife. who was considered very clever.
when folks are a-dying il is said that
the last name on their lips will be the
next one 20 20: its said to be sure
sign, cause the dying have dying knovl-
edge; but daresAy he bad forgot some
thing he wanted to say to you. Lor-
city,
IL that's all. you needn't worry
about me. said Loretta. quickly II
shant die till my time comes. and that
wont be set by Uncle Abner. I'm very
sure
No. said another Of the company.
but the dying are often gifted with
fore-knowledge. There was my hus-
bands sisters second son; he died out
IN Californy just the same time to a
minute that his mother died here. and
he said her name with his last breath
he knew
Yes maybe said Loretta. but
wei eat a warm supper now. and
..
cisiOn-''we won't talk about Uncle
Ahn-r's last words any more"
This only added fuel to the sup
pressed flame. but AZ least the friends
were polite enough not to talk about
the matter before Loretta. They car
ried il 20 their homes. and discussed il
there. and talked IT IL AZ the general
store on Saturday nights, and il was
not long before Daniels wife was
looked upon as doomed woman
Did she know it2 Yes. Daniel kim
self told her of the reports, and they
laughed over them together Loretta
declared three was not a graih Of
superstition in her nature. and she
would not die any sooner for being
called.
When we sav We have no .dper-
stitions we deceive ourselves II NAV
not be in your way-ur ours-or yours
but in my own way. am full of su-
perstHion- You laugh at the potency
u the new moon seen over your left
shoulder. but you will stand an hour
on the walk rather .han cross between
the carriages Of a funeral procession
] smile a. your superstition. but il
met a black cat on the threshold Of a
fourney I would postpone the journey
Daniels wife was not superstitious.
but from the hour Of old Abner's death
she began 20 pine and fail in flesh and
spirit. She knew II was foolish. but
she heard that rasping voice calling
her everywhere. and at all hours
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
REPRESENTATIVES,.

SEVEN New York Roneos were
arrested in one week for borrowing
money Of their lady loves and then re-
fusing to marry them
AN ambulance cycle has been in
vented By a Berlin doctor Il /. a
litter resting on two wheels at one
end and attached TO an ordinary tri-
cycle at the other, and worked b. two
men II would be useful in small towns,
where a horse ambulance Is too ex-
pensive, or in the country
a GREAT romance reader. a BROOKLYN
girl. who wished TO appear extremely
devout in church, apparently continued
reading her Bible even during the ser
mon \ shrewd old lady. an occupant
Of the pew Just in the rear, looked over
the girls shoulder and discovered that
the Bible cover was detachable. and
that the inside was popular novel
A ToUSs broker Of New York attend
ed a hall in Workers. and returned home
about six a m He tried to enter his
room without arousing his parents. bat
was astou1ded 70 behold them a. the
head ~ the staircase Il had 20 work
81 Aiehs ~ the osiis>- he eoafu-=siIy-
explained what SORT 81 labor was il. =
the father asked. which compelled you
- ECr- IN dress suit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
RAIL RUmsIiS0S-

TEE Sunni. q Moan. Vesurfzs can
now Be reached ~ able rzlway
THE Pennsylvania = pr~parizx draw
lngs for a compound treizh. Ioeoz1o-
tive
Ar the end % March last rear there
were sIs compound locomotives On the
Prassian state railroads-
OF the thirty-eiEht street ral~ay
companies in New Jerseyoniy four paid
= dividend last year
A MAP recently issued By the New
York Central shows that the Grand
Central station i located n the exzc.
center Of the metropolis
CSDEE the new rules q the PennSyl-
vania company all train men hereafter
employed must be I've feet nine inches
tall.
TIE steam railways are suffering
from the competition Of the trolley
roads. and now the cry IS raised that
the trolleys are being painfully de-
pleted Of their traffic by the bicycles
The whole length OF Russian rail
roads Is now twenty-three thousand
one hundred and thirteen miles. OF
which twenty thousand eight hundred
and thirty miles belong TO the govern
ment and are under the control of the
ministry Of ways of communication
Is all, the length of the track laid on
the Siberian railroad IS now one thou
sand and twelve miles. which is less
than one-quarter and more than one
fifth of the whole length of the Siberian
main line -four thousand five hundred
ard City niles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
MUSIC AND ART.

PANS has 4 new prima donna IN
a brilliant success as Desdemona In
Eerdfs '-Otello.~ at the Grand Opera
SEVERAL Ezyptiso harps have been
recovered from tomb- In some the
strings are intact, and give forth dis
tinct sounds after q silence OF three
thousand years
Mas. ALICE SHAW. the whistler. who
Paris, IS now puckering her lips for the
entertainment OF the habitues % Der
lin music hall
ECGESE D'ALBrRr. the pianist, has
been appointed court kappellmeister at
Weimar, the position once held by
liszt lie Is the frs. musician II Brit
ish birth TO hold such an appointments
IN Germany
AUBREY BEAEDsLET Is A. odd in ap-
pearanee as are his exaggerated draw
ings He has red hair. winch he wears
a "a Bretoune. aad face thin and pale
He is FIVE feet nine inches In height
and louy and laaky IL build
FREDERICK REScS6roS has excited
enough interes. 70 induce photogrs-
pier 70 maze SPECIAL carbon photo
srzPhis reproductions Of his troopers.
~owbo-s and the ike. Black and white
s-ects are very well preserved By the
process
= HoPETysoS SMITH. whose valuable
collection q water coio-s was destroyed
By Ere Il Milwaukee, vii 80 abroad
this summer and expects 20 paint forty
ni7e pictures II ff-y consecutive secu-
lar days, which viii bring him Al an
NAL revenue q twenty thousand dol
la
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
BOOK CHATTER.

Nm. T. HARfoS CRswFoEn Is enra-rI
N a new novel 81 Italian life. 20 b.s en-
titled adam Johnsonis >on-
Dr. MAX SIMON NARDAu. author %
Degeneration. = Of Jewish exfras-
tiou, and was born a. Baslz-Pesth in
Iss9
The GoLDES PoNr- = VI. ou-Ier
COUGHS recently Published vaiuule q
selections from the Elizab-thaa lyrie-
poets
'.PoNT TEAcxs- IS % - TIE tie =,
the volume IN which NJ Frs,lsr5rs
Remington vii record his western -
perienees.
Hans BEErrsAN- S abos- % ssez~ a
new series q ballads Is - aao,ss sarsT
vears since he drss ezSav-d fais farrsl -
popular vers~.
AHrHoST HoPx has written a -er5ss
OF four storytelling aiaiosr-svs - sirs u,
calls Bad Matches. and ~hicA a. sd
10 Be particularly witty
Mr. BEIs- PEzAY-s new zsxxl. ~
On the >'--Ihasr r-r~S. = =all.s- TX
Plated CITY and deals wssA has7
New England town p~n~rvsz ss4r-r.
rlGfed Nare = wzfaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06

Daniels wife Daniels wife ana
IN the night she would rise hurrietlly
from troubled slumbers and - over
the house as Z in obedience 70 the
call and return pale and trembling.
the cold preparation bathing face and
hands, while Daniel slept on undis-
turbed hy her waking idiOsyneraeies.
But he. too saw that his wife was af-
feeted by the strange happening. and To
divert her mind and give her something
else 10 think Of. he suggested tearing
down the old house, and planting the
new orchard
She assented indifferently Farming
was not To her taste. but she loved her
husband and tried with wifeIv interest
To take part in all his schemes 30 a
couple Of neighbors were invited to as
sist, a. the custom IS in farming COM
munities. and the oId-fashioued win
dow easements and the doors were re-
moved, and soon sound Of ripping and
tearing saluted I.oretta's ears II
[ brought back the presence Of the old
man. and his last cry. she could hear il
as distinctly as if he we're in the next
room Often in the night when she
heard Il in dreams she awakened with
a glad feeling that she was still alive.
breathing. hoping, loving woman.
not clod out in Wonder place where he
/ lay she loved life even under its pres
ent disappointment. for always while
there : life there i hope
/ Daniels wife That was no yhost-
d Hr-s -
warm lips Other voices took Il NJ
and Loretta hearing the call rau oct
into the sweet MAY air and az ~
husband waving a paper he had Azd
Z men running toward her with cursou.
little parcels in their handS. and cue
and all they shouted Daniels wife
What could IL meant Daniels had q
explain II half a dozen times before she
could sense i. The poverty-strie.eeu
old man Uncle Abner. had died enor
mously rich. and the old house was 81,
bank II was filed between the vail.
with lining % gold and silver. and
deeds Of vast possessions that no on.
had ever heard OF. and there. too. va
a will written on letterbae< 70 saw.
paper, hut duly signed and attested
and it left everything. silver. gold ans
lands. tn Daniels wife
II the bad news of his cali has
flown fast, the good news OF his wealth
flew faster More people knew Loret
Ia than Loretta knew. The colder
lever moved off the incubus Of superSti
tiOu with material haste There i
nothing supernatural about gold o
silver or bank bills
And Uncle Abner's cali proved tn
open sesame TO all the joys Of the worl'
for Daniels wife--Detroit Free Pres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06

Not many Baltimoreans. perhaps.
know il. but in Area b. IN the most
elevated portion Of Mount Oiivet Gem
etery, near the Preachers Lot, rest
the remains Of the maternal grand
father and the grandmother Of Presi-
dent Cleveland The grandfather Of
Mr. Cleveland was Rev. Abner Neal, a
Methodist local preacher. who az on.
time was the proprietor of the Meth
odis- Episcopal church book store.
On the monument erected on the Neal
lot are the following inscriptions:
Mrs sarah Neal. died October Is.
1874, IN her eixhty-fourth year"
Rev. Abner Neal, her son. died
April 10. 1924, in his sixty-Erst year"
barbara Neal, his wife. died June
Is, 1884. aged sixty-two years"
In the same lot lie the remains Of an
uncle of Mr.. Cleveland, Joseph Neal,
born January 9, lss5, and who died
September II. 1856" also the remains
of Rev John A. Gore. Of the Methods;
Episcopal church. and of his wife,
Sarah, who was an aunt Of Mr.. Cleve-
land The graves are In the very best
condition and are always kept s0.-
baltimore Amerie2A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
RAILROAD FIGURES.

IT + said that at least 900 car fender
patents have been taken out
or the 1911 coo miles Of railroad IN
the United States in iss9. 7l.0o0. or
nearly one-half. were west Of the Mis-
sissippi river.
The length Of new railroad built
during the year ended on June 80,
lees, was $40 miles, and during the next
succeeding year - miles.
" nearly all the American cities the
street railway companies say that tho
rapidly extending use Of the bicycle
has hurt their business greatly.
DURIs0 the past u years nearly 1000
miles OF narrow-gauge railroad have
been either converted to standard
rauge OF abandoned entirely IN the
United States
The new shops Of the Baltimore &
Ohio and the yards 70 be built at Cum
berlznd. Nd. will be the most extern
sive in the country. The buildings
alone viii cover 81. coo square feet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
= HUMOROUS

-Hoeson-..what do you suppose a
dogs pants are made Off Wfgvsx-
Probably Of a sort Of very light bark :
Philadelphia Record
Where the Trouble Lay.-Sh-
No. Mr. Suter. I can not marry YOU >
Ee---Do your parents object?- She
No. do.--Harlem Life.
Mr. De Peach Is exceedingly fond
Of a good story. isn't he?' Il should
say 50 When he gets one, he never
parts from l. Washington Star.
When a man becomes firmly con-
vineed that he : a genius, it is then
that the fringe slowly begins to form
On the bottom of his trousers. -Harlem
Life
-Tommy-'Pa. what is an intel
le~sual S0ireeg- Mr.. Fig-.It is ren.
orally one where the refreshments do
not cost much more than sixpenee a
bead It'll Bits
-MistreSs-"why do you bring hack
that prescription instead of the medi-
cineF Maid-"Bseaase couldn't read
Il ard didn't know what 70 ask fog. =
F1ieS~nde Batter
S-Agnes-''I think Mr.. Stowe Is hor-
! nd. He asked me for kiss the other
evening. and OF course ! said no.
6lydys--Whzt did he do them
E Agnes-.-That's Just IL he didn't do
anything yale Record
Mrs Hzyson--whAt Is the rr;es
Of that bonnet over thereg- The MI
Iiner-'Just sIs- Mrs. Havsoa-
What viii il he IL you cut that uxlv
piece % ribbon Of the si1e7- The Mi.
'ouly sao--Chieaxo Record.
The preacher was inaulginx in
rhaPsodies over the glories OF the New
Jerusalem Little Johnny listened 10
aim for quite awhile lie then wills.
Z pered 10 his mother Mamma. i n.
an advance agent7--Bos,ou Tran
script
His Third Cousin He's your Sr<-
I cousin. isn't hee7 said Mr. Dining "a
six-year-old Freddy. abiding TO a new
baby Of whom Freddy was very fond
Oh. no. replied Freddy. Il had two
cousins before he was born --Harpe-',
Young People
Mrs Crimson heak---Tha Mrs r..
con Is very contrary person, don't you
Think Mrs Ieast-"what MAKE.
you think SOP Why. only yesterday
she gave a Eve o'clock tea at fou,
o'clock, and had nothing bu. eoeo. -
/ Yonkers Statesman.
Johnny SMART say, Mr.. Cash
ley. are you a f<h2" Mr.. Cashlev-
Nd Johnny why do you askg'
Johnny smart-''oh. nothin'; only ]
heard sister tell mommer that she in,
tended to land you the next time W.
called Philadelphia Enquirer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-06
A LIVING SHADOW.
Remarkable Transformation OF
North Carolina Man.
Strange. But True. story from the Lansber
Region. Of . Southern state-ver-
ined bT Personal fnw~stfw.tfon


Iron re crssfriH<. " C.. R>ssoo-)
The following interview has Just been
given our reporter by Mr.. G.. A. Baker. the
overseer at the farm Of Col Isaac A Sugg,
o. Greeaville. y. e. IL will interest any
one who has ever had Typhoid fever. Mr..
Baker said IN part.
Il was living in Beaufort county. and on
the ii day Of October. I>l1, was str Ken
down with typhoid fever I had the be-.
Of physicians 70 attend mo and on the 18th
LAY OF January. 1895. I was allowed g. set
10 was euIa.-iatei. weak and hNi 10 ap =
petite. / could only drag along for snort
distance anf would be com peiici q sit
down and rest This continued for some
time sud began 10 give mp hope u ever
getting well I lost my position in Beau
fort county and having serured one Ia Pitt
county, clerxiug in a store. I undertook IT,
but IS 50 weak | could not do the work
ard had - give it up. The disease settled in
M knees. legs AMI feet 7 was taking fr<t
one kind OF medicine and then another. but
nothing did me any good Twas mighty
low spirited / moved out 70 Col Surg.
abous four or five months ago and com
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three day for about three months I began
- RYAN my appetite in a weeks time.
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Is beyond ali telling. At the expiration OF
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could take my axe and go in the woods aud
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know h will 20 Up yOnder to reap his re-
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We were for-ihly strIlcx with the earnest
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relied on
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain. in q
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% give new life and rbhuess to the blood
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motor ataxia- partial paralysis, St Vitus'
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