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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Indicate the particular attention that is
directed hi,hpf.
This week lCsiing journals at the
eastern and weoisrn lines Of the
nation, ard % oppo,ing political ialth',
have teen taking turn In the con-
trovefy. One, The Democratic New
fUfk sun, argues that women oAnuot
vote until after Utah II actually al.
mllied to tie Union, giving Rs a reason
tIat until then II remains 10 all IN.
tents AMI purposes n Territory - FAR ~
the rigbi o. suffrage IL cor csfnca.
On tbs hypUihosis the sun advises
tho women who want 10 avoid
interference with tho admis.ioa
oftho Territory 10 keep away from the
polls IN November. The Republican
San Ffanci5co Chronicle takes a similar
stand, Insisting tia, tue adoption Of =
c1ustiiutiOn Il only oao step In the
lrocess Of staie.making, AMI until
Utah Is fully AMI completely state It
must be and remain under the control
u CongtosF, AMI he governed by H.
laws, which do not recognizes fomalB
suffrage In the Territory. A. 10 the
fact that certain officials 1fe to be-
elected to become State officers, It Il
argued that tuoy are ~ bs chosen by
the legal voters OF the Territory, aud
that the women must walt until the
fret State sleotloa before ihcy can eT.
ercl'c the hight Of suffrage.
Al this discussion IL gratifying from
lie bot that II inoltes people abroad to
Inquire more and more a. tOac uAl con.
di,lons here, and thereby leads to n mora
thorough determination Of knowledge
concerning Utah and her people. AZ
to the particular question the news.
papers are arguing ami giving advice
upon. the c0ufte 0i the people relating
thereto probably will te governed by
the law M construed by those whose
immediate duty II 1. to pass upon such
matters. and will not DO greatly inilu-
encOd from distance. At the tsmu
time there Ia no inclination 10 regard
tho general discusslon outside Of the
Territory Ia other Than a kindly spirit,
since II IL q n friendly character. II Is
sufficient to note that "all are tall.
Ing Of Uiah," and that ina spi'!t Ct
fairness Rnd candOr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27
KEEPING AHEAD.

Great Britain still keeps place "a
leader In having tho largest and most
powerful war vessels sil Dat. The fast
cruisers Of the United Stites are for.
midable yessels, and are entitled to
place In the from, ranks Of ocean
'9rlresso'; but the Bfitlsh cruiser Ter.
fible was constructed with view to
cXcslling these, and, IN connection
with the P0wefiu launched OF Barrow
on tho 2ilh, furnishes two vessels Of
greater displacement than any other
cruisers heretofore built. Their speed
is intended 10 be up 10 that Of the fast
Uniiei States cruisers, but this feature
has not been tested yet. The vasinese
Of the Powerful ~ war vessel may DO
realized la degree from the statement
tina sbo has length between perpon.
diculars Of 800 feet, or 53s feet over all,
IA II feet brosI and q feet inches In
depth to the upper deck. Her dis.
placement al the load draft Of - feet
Ia $50 tons. The cruiser has very
large coal capacity, having space for
about 5000 tons % coal. The total
complement Of officers aud men will
be- about 800. The armament will con.
slsi o: two 90 inch twenty-five ton
guns, twelve siIineh quick.nring
guns, and a number Of smaller quick.
ming machine guns, besides four
torpedo tubss. Tho collective hoye-
power Of the two engines IL intended 10
DO 10000, which, II Ia expected, will
give tue vessel a speed Of twenty knots
oonllnuouslJ. The boilers viii be Of
the Bolleyille type, forty. light IN
number These additions 10 the
British navy viii make the nation
feel more than ever rs iHviBclbility In
ocean WEtiaTe. The FIJI limit, how.
over IN sucn large aud powerful
cruisers seems 10 have been nearly
reached, AZ 1, was with wooden men.
o'-wAr over thirty years ago, whom tho
comparatively iusiguiflonnt--lu size
Monitor came on lhe scene and effect.
Cd revolution IN the construction Of
0cusn.nghtiug craft. IL Is not impos-
slblc that tho point IL at hand whom
some new invention will appear to
cause another important turn 10 the
wheel OF progress IN maritime warlAIc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27
CURIOUS INTERPRETATION.

A writer In religious Chicago pa.
per advances the idea that the Staying
VI the two witnesses, n ylsion fsmiiiht
TO readers OF the book OF Revelation,
was performed Ia Chicago daring the
Worlds Fair, Ito argues that the
whole world was there, through ~
representative, and that there never
before was such an opportunity ioI
witnessing for Christ Chrisiendom,
however, instead VI fulfilling its mis-.
sion at that time, violated the SAB.
bath, sold liquor and displayed the
vilosl impuriiy under tho name Of arJ,
while every form OF wichodnofs n1ut
ished inside Aud outside the FAN
grounds The result was, no s,ys,
that the representative of every form
OF heEtheuism returned isum that city
with firm conviction thsi tucir gods
are al good ns Ito whom Chrl,tign,
worship. Thus tho testimony ut God
was silonced anu rendered Ineffective.
The witnesses were slain, aud are now,
hguTatiyely speaking, lyiug dead ia
the streets oithe great oily,
In all II this thrsr is, ~ o1rr'
nothing but Hn eyiIcuur ~ tAcw d
hnJiu' Co which people h.,s .,c9un
when they cuieavor % buH up g.
reputation By iuterprsl,ug prophecies
without having the SplriI O, psopDocy.
In ofdrr TO be consistent 90 writer
ought 10 assert that the N.rIds Faig
il "the boat that clmrll uut yi .hs bot.
toml,ss vt" FOR that best was tpc
slayer OF the witnesses In the Apgga.
iypse.
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A lLnnlnIG MAnNlNG.


Tie Dreaded tul expected ha,
hhppoatd--rEurctei perhaps by all
except those ia creates. danger Of the
galrmlly. \ terrible accident has oC.
CURED as q result ~ tio "cuAsung"
habit 20 pagsis,ontly followed ny little
boys In tho upper par. ,',1wu, The
hpait has bytn protcs "a az ,lust 10y the
newspapers, i,s great danger pointed
.ug iu o'earu,ss, and strong words u
waning uttered to p,s,u.s aud tAs
ulHU generally. Notwithstanding
lA, the caution bias not been
elective a bright Young Ire hes
urnU eBrgilgrd, nud terrible prot
otr'yaylms stricarn 'amily. While
lp ynis particular ius,au,e there m y
u.g be, sud probably Is not, Any bug.
lyn OF uame rystilg uu those who are
tlr grua.stl su,ltrcnl, o.. result isHl
awful warHipg us.iust longer permit.
.ur tuc sport which led toit.
THIS "g.Ns,lng" on r,cd. ia winter
or on small wagons or bicycles In SUM
NOR must un ,ummsrily checked or
0uoe event q TO-DAY will not he tho
lsst, II par,nis cannot stop It VIXEN
tHtir children are out Of sigh,, there
should ur statutory provision which
viii sid tho ohlocrs In suprrcssiug
{, and lAia should DO enforced.
Tho danger that attends suoh
sp5rls commonly INDUCED Ina
~ boys Is not confined to the par
tlculnr locality named, but extends
over other sections. In connection
herewith IL tho equally W even moro
Foprrhensiyle habit VI small boys along
the steam ailwsy track, Their "a
ploits al climbing on and On moving
railway tTalus are C3nstauG su sges.
ton Of horrible deaths. Steps should
ue taken to call a halt 10 this direction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27
IEupLE Rg.OPENISG.

The Salt Lake Temple, which hss
been closed during the present riiu.n,
will reopen on MONDAY, July 29lh.
Up TO the time Of suspension, June
18th, the interest manifested ~ the
sainls In the sacred work performed u
that magnificent odfce, might be-
deemed phenomenal AZ rule the
number OF people who attended was
fully up to the capacity Of the build.
ing. and In numbers OF Instances *.
ceedod It.
This Interest In department Of tho
work Of God 10 important Ia exceed.
ingly gratifying. The heads OF the
Church. from the Prophet Joseph 10
the prtseni, have soughtto Impress upon
the saints the urgency Of their duty In
regard 10 the labor necessary for
the redemption Of the dead WHO de-.
Parted this life without a knowledge Of
the Gospel. Tue Church has listened
TO their teaohlnga anu tho result has
been highly satisfactory. This ble's'
ing OF tho Lord attends those who
engage In this Gavirg labOr. watch
involves the execution VI tho scheme
Of salvation provided by the Father tor
the redemption Of the race Rs a whole.
The facilities provided and now ex.
isilug for the carrying forward OF THIS
part Of the Gospel plan should cen.
tlnuo to be- fully oconomiEed. Those Ia.
trtcated In it-all the Saints ought to be-
need not walt until they srr ouabled
10 obtain n lengthy ancestral record.
They eau act upon whatever data they
Alieady possess regarding their kindred
dead, aud trust In the pleasing
VI the LORD aud their individual eiiOrl,
Tor the obtaining OF more extended In
formation. They should always keel
In mind the fact that they hold IA,
keys connected with the redemption OIL
tho dead OF their own near kin. Thul
tho work NJ each individual or family
" clearly defined, aud Il Ia not neoes'
sarT that 0no should .ncr0asn upon iht
field OF operation belonging to another,
Those who engage In this important
work not only accomplish that which
~ Of saving benefit TO others, but when
II IL done properly II contributes L
their own spiritual enlargement,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

make homogeneous, these incongruous
elemsots bego,ien Of tradition, Graded
aud nuftured under isimic.l igsiitu.
tlons, anu 20 localized by native forces
~ 10 need education for the creation Of
a noblsr and higher life, to say nolhiDg
ofolher reasons which sre suggested
by the way.
Thence came the Inevitable preach.
ing of"ths order Of Enoch," tue pro.
mitigation Of temporal equality, 40 tina,
the people might DO one a, Christ AMI
the Father are one. AZ a matter Of
fact, the intent was TO lay tho iounds-
ton for IA new liie," an advanced
ofder . grsnder civil zstion thsn hu.
man wisdom, statesmanship or govern.
ments hal YET conceived, but which
hal been ioreseon by the Prophets, IN.
ticlps,ed by holy msn Of God In every
age, Iointed out by Christ Ia lesson
anu parable, IN saying and nguTe,
- "Ibe coming Of the kingdom,"
tue founding Of Zion, and the pom.
ised reign q Righteousness and icacr.
Now this implies = great chang. IL
Il tho"matvelous work aud a woncor."
II means tue turning o. LIES current
ne surglnE today In tbs hearts Of the
gren. majority, and It means the iniu.
sion VI a now spirit, new motives, new
desires, aspirations and truly being
"b3rn again" Today, with ths songs
Of "Pioneer" celebration still ringing
In our ,ars, II 1, pertinent 10 ask, how
have we succeeded, hoy iar have our
AnticipAtions been realized, cur drea,ss
and prophecies fulhlled2
From some points Of observation
there IL room for regret. Circumstances
have somewhat changed. The gather.
ing IL conducted In silence. Few know
what the success Of the Elders IL to.
day. The conditions Tor further susie
nance Of our increase here arc small
indeed. Systematic colonization IL
Rbou. obsolete. The order OF Enooh
IL more aud more impfaoi.oa.
bic n riches inorcasc. Social
and sexual redemption are de.
ferrod In part. Consecraiion has been
superseded by cooperation, and the
latter IL discounted In every town and
village. Temporal equality Is buried
under the blight OF accommodating
wealth. Fashion has iosisrci class
distinction. Religion, faith, church
going, feel the undermining Influences
Of bgHnsss, money and pleasure, ana
ifcm one standpoini OF many, the In.
dividualliy Of the community called
LaI,ef.tay saints Ia obscuroJ, Will,
Babylon rule. In the social world, aud
man's hand-and heart, almost - set
on the acquisition Of personal wealth
tot the enjoyment aud ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OF "him Rni his.D
The Pioneers are not 10 blame. Pfiu.
ciples are not at fault. Truth IL In no
way ahorn Of iia value, only moment
arily Of lite power There lisa drifting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27
'N'IYLR,AIN LDItION or TIE
"NENS.p


with the purpose Ia view OF bringing
before the Iubiic the splendid CONNER.
eial advantages OF Salt Lake CITY, tho
NEWS has nj present In the field "a corps
Of experienced writorf, aud the result
Of their work will nj sn early date a.
pear Ia the form Of an Anniversary
Edition Of tho DEsEREG NEWS. This
publication will give u comprehend
aud thoroughly reliable review Of tho
history, present attractions aud advan-
lages Of this city, containing deserip.
tive articles, statistics, Industrial ics.
Iures ana biographies.
Special articles will DO prepared on
the Monetary Interests, Mining and
Manufacturing, Wholesale aud Retail
Trade, Real Estate, Building Interests.
Transportation Faoilllier, Bench and
Bar. etc.
The work will DO handsomely print.
ed, illustrated, and especially designed
10 direct altoutiOn to the resources aud
opportunities, tho industries, com.
morcs, shipping facilities ana other al.
vantagos Of this city. No labor will be
spared 10 make It aus Of ths most inter.
osting and attractive papers over Issued
Ia tho Wust anu credit 10 the city
and Subscribers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

with tho tide-incressed objection to
things which require thought, energy
and push. so home Industries anguish,
independence by toll 10 diflioult to
reach, and increase In suspen'e. Vic
lin after victim goes bound hand and
foot to a destiny from which there
seems no way Of escape.
This IL probably not a rosy picture.
II appears to be true though, yet II In
no way initiates against the ultimate
triumph VI truth, the fuliillmeut Of
things revealed, or tao restoration q
all law which affects the welfare ana
salvation o, this people Of GJd, among
whom were numbered the Prophets
aud PioneerI. u for the moment theif
ideas at- IN practical attyAuce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27
BIslU,sING urAu.

Leaders IN national thought and &C.
ton are Biill keeping a clase note Of
proceedings in Utah, Rnl evinco
deep Interest IA what mighl be- gem
orally considered matters " purel,
local m mcut. This IA mRai|otird ly
the " ~ in which leading ! uruals O..
all shades OF political opinion uisuuss
affairs Snt evoals 30 this Territory. A
subject that Is now receiving con.
siderable attention from the political
press particularly Il tho question az 70
whether or not women can vote NJ the
forthcoming state election. The c,m-
pleteness Of information at haad largely
determines the conclusions arrived
At aud n Ia not our purpusa
10 express an opinion one way or the
lther upon the correctness OF there.
Reference Ia made to them merely to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

a CoLoHED lady pnilos1phef Is
credited with the following argument
on live question: at de fust woman
God ever made was strong 'nough to
tu'n the VOID upside down all lone,
su'ly desc all togoddor ough; to be able
10 tu'n It back aud gs, 1t right side up
again; an now do, dey Is sskin' to do
It, de men botlor let lem"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

On July 3lst, Mt Saitair Beach. tbs,,
will he u grand Mask Caruiyal. Cd
la cash rtz.. Eliason, the Mad
viii entertain you IN tho sH.r.r,.
Ercurs'on viz RIO Gr,nic West ~
RtilwSy nt following rate; % sbs1
81. P0yson sl75, 'ra1ish F.k gl.H
ipflp villa - 81. Pow $3.50. Anne.
irsp Fafh sL,5. Lrhi sla5. Il,v-lf-.
$50, Binghum Junction 75r. Mum,
500. Srcuis' 'lsir 600 Return ttiu yo
Snlta'r BsRpr ~ ll:l5 d. ~, and Sal
Lake CIV a. lo:ii 70. '.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Las, summer, y. nsd = Guild suffer.
ing from bloody illE, vixen we came
into possession Ui small bottle Gi
Cnnmberlins Colo Cholct, and
Diafthoea REMEDY. | x We some OF It
10 the child according tu i,f,HtioDL
u afforded almo.t in.iatt relief Enu
effected a permanent cure. can
cheofiully recommend iL- GEu. JrS.
KtNs, Cedar Greek, TsrCy NU.i NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Professor Gentry's lsmtus show Of
educated dogs anu pOnlo, that IL to ok.
hlblt under csuvBs on Fourth south
between State and Main all next week,
will give n street tBradr Monday start
ing from the RIO Grinde Wesietn
depot and tarading the prlt cipal
streets. II will ts = Handsome disploy
Of tiny, THY Intelligent ponies AM
rarticulatly pretty snpw'whiiu rogs
aud al the l,tle '1lkH should be on
hand 10 wlinrss ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Great Midsummer sale Of Gepts, Ia,
nlsbinrs, Tfoussfs aud Shocs. rbt,u
tie time when we must have I,t,
r'om In our corner for now fail p,.,.
aud u vuefgy AMI fsdurti0n in 49,,
w!li 10 y. NJ course We have gJl II.
RESPECTFULLY yout,
nm. ~. llUWWrz
Successor 10 SAN. lI1hn, 10 Sat.
q rn.r rhLIl t,nuIh. ui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

VITAL srArisrIcs are said to prove
that, taxing IAo world over, there are
1903 women to every 100 men, aud that
out Of every nine sud isn deaths ie-
ported, eight u tho rumbor are men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

situated short distance FROM tie
Brazilian coast II hAs already bee1
recognized o. belonging to this, oouu-
try, and DO indication Is given In the
dispatches as to tie grounds on which
Brszll's claim Ia disputed. The matter
IL Of Importance to tue countries on
Ibis continent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

For .ask nalI and CatnlvaIs O..
nr Bach. evening Of july al, ssh
E,ia'on a tue afternoon, the NJ
Ora ds Western Railway supo,-,'..',
'recisl excursion. Leave Ogdsn ~ VI,
p. m. On return ttin leave bs,ss 't
ll:l5 r. m. Rnd Salt Lake Civ =, ~ ~
r. m. Fore Tor round trip from n ~
Sl.e5. Roy sl.lo, Layton zoe Isusa
Vile Soc, Fnrmingion 75c, Lake 49,.
85c, Woods Cfo-s so. u'is
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a vigorous application Of the rod Is far
more conducive to the boys' welfare
tAan tho danger OF being crushed
under tho wheels u a railway car. Let
" hone there will be no more such de-
plorsble accidents az the one recorded
In pain ami s1rrow TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

In - estimated that the Defender,
the new American yacht built TO de-
feat the valsyrie, costs a; least $780,
900, and that another 100000 viii be
spent putting her throu "a tho race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

On Ju'y s5th. a .ight bay Will mare,
with halter and ntiile on, 10 which
q lonc J1ge was stitched; also STRAP,
with ring On let front foot. Return TO
DEsERET NEWS o1ice end 10 r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

THE iNlNuAua.uLE ,u.alblltits Of
combination. c0ut,.G,d Ia a Tow PEI.
mary clemgn,1 sgo shown by the calcu.
iatlOn Of Mathematician IL has l,en
COMPUTED that ono thousand million
wTilcgS In one thousand million
yeats could not write out all tho COM
biua,ious OF the .wenty.six letters OF
the alphabet II each OF them were
daily 60 wite cut forty pages Of tlem,
,1cn lRsr containing different urders
ot tao lo.tsr'. Il anybody doubts these
Acurr', ue Is at lln.rly . make the
suggested cSgorlmri ur himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Summer Neckwsat IT, sIk A..
Lawn go1ds VI hsionishingiy ~
p'ices. Brown, Terry a NJ. ds
company, lag Main street, 1'uh
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"WAsuuNGrON REFUSED q Crown, 4"
Is tue t'i.u. , ono 90 the deeply inter.
osliug mucl"s OF the July uumucr ui
ZlDH's Home MoHihy watch isat hand
today, hu, % Is no, I.s only good
HinE In tie ma spziur, wnica Is brim.
ul ~ excellent reading matter and
SHOULD 10 in every h,ms Ia the land.
Nearly every department Of domestic
Hna Talri nc Ito h reached ia a c1llcc.
i0u pt wei wu.tru larers that make
tav mpHr1nu reprs tory 81 gems ~
thought .r'hoh Ucn"I nuuy.
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me ursrhrr rvrsty1 Nrvs q publ H" Do y
tiFsrtt. solo Iak1 tiiy.
Iraia EIu0n a. 8 il r. IN. Regular Etiu1H %
u'rIurk.
on TuesfaT ard Tf.fHf 90 HaUh W.. rs.
The DrarEEr Wa Eaf In AIsal.ue form O. r1h
uthsd ever Haturily.
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The fire.t work .ud prompt se,,,..
send your call 20 Troy steam L,S'
dry, " Main street.
Telephone iUg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Some genuine bargains W Mem,
Nrglirru collar utihchri ard ustarb.
ci Shiri-. RrOvp, Terry a Wooiful
rlutRuy, lac Main ~tfftt
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" am Petsians nss Ia arms against
the Turks. a. n recent dispatch from
Consiantnoplc seems TO Indicate, tho
days Of the "siok man" by tho Bos.
phvrus must be- numbered. with the
ArmeniAns aud MacedoniAns In rebel
lion, tho lsiter supported by Bulgarians
and perhaps by Greece, and with the
shSh's subjects on tho war path In the
rear, the Turks would have their hands
full. There IL no love between Chtls-
tians anu Mohsmmodan', but uelWoe
the O,iomans ami the PerEianS, repre-
senting two hostile factions OF tue 70.
lgion Of the Arabian prophet the
feeling is one u hatred Intensified by
iaua,iyIam. Il s. therefore more than
probable that tao Turks viii uRve
great deal u lt,uNlo from ,aeir eastern
uoighUgr, W. coon EsAa opportunity b.
olerUi, YOU cannot depsud on your
relatives, wss the observation II the
iJT whom pursued ~ t.. gd dogs.
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ci'y snbseribsr. v'il tiad.y notify 7 naHt1r.
lritculaturl, Of a1y irrusuIaHU To the deiivoy "
a.Hfr UsUaHa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-27

Tho Srvs IL on ssis a. no prHeIp, rlisis, Nev'
'lands and un ali i.afsnaer trains loatlus us oay
,nsf > y. M daily.
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Pnrhs' Tea clears the sta. For Isle
by rs. Biil * Co., anu Nelden Jud.
SON DRUG 80. ]
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IuE tMNIpAp wutcn Grsa Brilla
claims d, p email island tu tue Atlantic,
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futscritou changing hrif place ~ ro'iicr's
,houid aiuays give former a. we'll - pfuls-i ID DO