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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Gienooms' Sanbsl. Gienbommen
Teitre Setre mcb ti1issenoe fore
stOOs / 2rpiil er iulst til 9Srr. 8.
&BOrsaarb, u. @uefue. 9ansen, os
.. Z. 8raatben, Giospolo, for en- &ies
belum al 10000 arunsr ps Smtofs
l!naer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Sab al SeIten. 5orleben esnbns
utor9en bGnote paa @aroermosn ben
~0stIa8slise Seaioenbeo, at &itmeitsr
s9'elOerup csO Sab of Seiteu tum
loa IIemt tllltaoe, at ban MATTE inbs
.a9scS pna ct Srtel, boorira ban / ben
ISrHe lib r%iItrut life oil iunne flutes.
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VaIt o III.
tiljalaS eller ttneie.

.Garnt tiUaiss. Gn sOot i'm.
Opropeo 260 Nerss farm | 1otuu OF gieps
burg, Fillmore Co, SKIM, inobesnst meo
Staaltraaoaieroe, gooe Spgninger. "8arn1,
@ranarp, goo 8rsHe, Giiteras; 100 @cres
unper 9lo1. 4riisn er rimelig, Biltanr lette.
Spis On pnlter at ii0be 100 aeres al oenne
Tarm fan ri iGlse benz iGrliilt aom o.
beie 6armen eler itrio til o Gabrielion,
Repburl glinn. 2a22.8.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

S%urnItepuet / Sriitiania / CONNER
bleo en- bpr 5~prugielie. Oct foiteoe
$4,000 Ser, bpuraf tit en- SeIt $500
SIR. Stprtbinsst, iom / be ienere glar
er bleuet mesct runbbaanoet ! Seuil9'
ninser til G~uli9senoer. iom respe fan
regues til esentliae StatsDiemeb, baoos
TT bette Turniteuue bepileet 10000
9r. Mten ba unoer1fuboet er 1900 &r.,
Ttal Der bel naite Gar pbes en- Tiaass.
bepiloriua,
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

'OiNalGS.-Soiel meo 9eisiialo til.
X lalas / giuin9, Otter 9ail gouutp.
Iiuu. Goo 5orretntns. inlen Sonsurrauee
Get eHeIte paa 9laoieh RGrmere unosrs
rstntns hos Gieren Sobn Games. 5a4
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

C7nSes.-Srs Baiier en- uns Wtono
~ I'll at lore 6Oiograi hos mig oeune
8iutef. gian fan beuuenoe Zig eler iirioe
paa Gn9elt til y. 8. Rspnolos, Star Art
Gallery, 2ecorah Soma. 5a4
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Bi er | enbptr Ssaietroe meaet peitilireos
meo 1Suspenneu," % ri tr rtsset ta'nsnilis
icr ben peus, ncee os hilliae Spma''lrs.
Sisre her bar Srnaiiiner. Der bar tofIsi SIS.
men Der CT irgea. Ger tan iige, at eeres er
beore, ptucre. quar !etIsre eler gier beers
arbeioe emo "Suspennen." $l.45 I 6rngt
s1noers S~aeobisn, StaHoro SprtnsS
Conn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er ira LITE

Ns9nmaaIingsitatipner CT fra lite
SuI' iraabt i 8irtiombeo ruuot ON i
Saaoet pua umlrius $50 Steber. llb'
91ierne BERTH uors0es Of SGnaluaIe.
"''' Get er nemlis Susenisriprenins
gen. lom ao oenne Sci oil ieae traet
sao oct Sene SnnOmausoen os @ant'
t'aiien i pore Give.
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R0itsr 1attt al prsoe oct 9r. 5uso, Detroit, Rlh.
Agtnter sHitss. 72l&
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I'll Ia al. hpao bet m fpiier Losr.
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nomgner.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

8et borlanbfe Silbefffe bar iaar
sipet ct betpbelist llnberfuo mob /
1894, 1898 % 1892. Sprtjelen
breier fig ON neiten ct balp buncrebe
tuIinoe 9Dnber.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
RELIEF UNCONSTITUTIONAL

The Colorado legislature passed a bill,
ne previously slated 10 these column
intended TO give relief 10 the suffering
farmers and others In tho droutn.
stricken section Of thu state. II sppro.
pflaisd sa2,2 $50 Tor this purpose, thu
amount being distributed among vsrl.
Gus counties which were named. The
goveruor took tho matter before the
stale supreme court, which has de.
oidci t1ht tue measure Il unconstilu-
lonal. In 10 opinion tho court says.
We ind tho principle underlying this
hlll condemned by our constitution rs
unsafe anu dangerous Il, would permit
ruliof 20 the silver miner whose occupa-
ZION has beou dHsiroyo1 by hostile logls.
lntlon Of Congress; iu tho mechanic who
has loF. MS toult TO oltlua consumed by
uto, aud 20 ~ railroad company whose
road has been destroyed hy tho act of
GOT. Ana however strongly tho unfor-
iunhtn condition ~ those farmers may
appeal iu ihe mumhUr ut this court aH
individuals, uH Judges sworn Co support
NO constitution, tho question presented
u nuo.pufolv ~ constitutional law. We
MINK 10 IL cIohr that tho stl.o cannot ln
ilH sovereign capacity ortond aid Tor
charitable, industrial, educational ur boz
nuvolont purposes 10 amy person, c3rpoA-
tlun or community unless such person
or community f. unlor the absolute con.
trul ~ the atAio.
Iithoic who needed, or thought they
needed, state relief Ia their trying cir.
cumsiancrs, nnd had the continent Of
the Legislators on their bidc, arc not
now atlo 10 REQ Themselves safely
throurh,t they must look h other sourcrs
TOT ataislauce. AZ shown by the ruling
from which the foregoing is an extract,
Colopdoa consti,ut.on clearly iorbila
an approprlatlonof state funds Tor indus.
trial, educational, charitable OF bonev.
olent pufpotrS, unless tho industrial
or other sssciallons or luslitlilons Ia
DO made beno1clhtiss arc absolutely
under State CONTROL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
WRONG As 10 urAn.


The Denver Asgs Of March Is has
an item relating 10 requirements Of
citizenship Ia the various states OF tho
Union, In which the following alleged
Information Is giveni
Connecticut requires that all cltlzons
shall DO ablo TO rad tho cUuatiu ton or
aihiu usi Ma sarhusutis rUquifpH that
thoy shall read tho constitution IA Eng
lsh huu write their names, unless physi-
chlly disabled IRON H1 doing Tuosc
states allow Nluns 20 vote who have
declared ,holr intentions To become cld-
zaug Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Kan.
sns, Michigan, Louisiana, Minnesota,
Missouri, Wisconsin, Nebraska, North
Dakota Oregon, ToAts and u,ah.
80 far ns Utan Is concerned, the
slaIcmens that aliens who have de.
clAred their intention 10 become Cit.
zcns arc allowed 10 vote /. incorrect.
No pcrson eau vote In Titan except a
full iiedgcd male oiuz,n who has rs-
sided IN the Territory Fix mjnlhs, aud
In the precinct where he votes thirty
days preceding the election. The
qualification, Of electors nov are pre-.
acribod by Congressional enactment
which diiiranchissd women citizens,
who formerly were permitted 10 vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
DEsERET EvENINe NEWS sATURDAY MARon 1e 1so5

church building which he Indicated
aud we're met there by the chaplain.
lie told Of the march to the cemetery,
" the nrlng ofthree volleys over tho
grave, and ota certain corporal blow.
lug "tap'" At the close Of the services.
In relating the dream to bis friends he
mentioned the names Of those who
took prominent part tt the funeral.
lie was not 80, and death came IN.
ozptc,eily, from heart disease. Ills
funeral had been de,crlbei In such de-
tall that thosc VINO conducted II
were able to make u CONFORM in
every particular with tho Incidents he
had described, aud did 10. Thus, while
ME burial ceremo1ies wore patterned
'fisr what ho saw in bis dream, yet the
dream hai Indicated infinitely events
that were in the future.
II this particular cla,s Of warnings
were tue chief subject u prom3nllions
In dreams, there might mol, be much
drairabilliy for n close Acquaintance
with that method Of receiving Informs.
lion OF coming events; but II Ia not.
The luoldunt related, while II foretold
truly, rs the roal lnsplrAtional dream
docs, yet is Of an unusual nature even
Ia lhs history Of dfeamland. The
record there dlsoloses much Of comfort,
OF Joy. OF hope, VI brightness, 10 la.
dividusls AMI the world, a. beiug
couneo,ei with the tidiugs % com.
municatod. The power and value
Of dreams aud their Interpretation
are exomplinei Ia the casos Of
Joseph In Egypt Daniel Ia
Babylon, Of the young Child whom
Her d sought 70 destroy, and Of mum.
berlcis other instances that might be
cited. Aud In this age, 40 we'll o. Az.
cieutly, the pure and the true, the
lovers Of virtue anu righteousness, who
cultiva,o inspiationAl communication,
have share of that came experience
which holy men Of old aud tue Saints
OF Ihsir day cnl yed, In being warned
Of various dangers, hAyiAg the means
u escape point d out, and receiving
that comfort, guidance and Instruction
which comes only from source BE-.
you'd tue kcn or control Of mortality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

lack Of patriotism. or 10 New Yaff,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, or even
Arizona or Wyoming Cclose by re-
ceive but little Of bic confederation,
what has that 10 do with his Ameri.
oanism or hls loyaliy7 Do not "a
mans actions speak louder than
words" aud would you not ~ soon
trust him in an EN- srgency a. the QUE
who l. forever prating about his pas-
sionsle love Tor and interest In his
country and i,sstauy dag.
Shakespeare said OF one Of his chat
a'oers, "Methinks he d,th ptotss, too
muohi" and President Young said tue
same Thing In other phfaseology Of one
Of Utah's bombaslio governors, who,
alter charging tbs people with every
crime In the political calendar, run Up
on his own residence the Stars and
Stripes, ne much AZ 20 say that he only
"as an American, and ever other
man was traitor.
The dag Is the emblem, or II repre-
senis tbs nation ~ whole. but n msn
may wear u In bis hat, or have II
folded around him at his demise. aud
yet In his heart be untrue to tho grand
conceptions Vi sacred liberty and union
slgniiiod by IT, Much OF what we
have heard said has been unAdultsrnled
huncombe; much that we have seen
has demonstrated the shallowncns Of
pteIenss; and much that we have ex-
pofionced has proved to " that II 10
possible Tor tyranny anu oppression 10
bud excuses for arbitrary methods In
the ptoudett land beneath the sun.
And 40 the unOslentatious man, NOV
Ing along tho lines Of duty, may
cherish within him love OF family, OF
Village or city; love Of HE state where
desiiny or choice has placed his feet,
He may comprehend tue genius Of tina,
national life to which he conforms each
thought and act, and after all his voice
may DO silent In tho caucus, on the
tustiugs, or In the Convention. But
he IL n patriot. His life belongs to bis
country, and his locality, IL tits needed.
Win tue thousands whore bravery Of
soul has led them 10 that direction he
would meet intelligenlly an enemy
ether In the forum or on tho battlefield.
Al the same time he is satisfied that
Thousands have acted from less genef.
Gus impulses, from Objectionable loyal.
", anu because Of the motives AZ
varied rs are men. Hequeitions much
that love when claims the 6pOils Of
uiiico, because Of chances taken a
quarter Of a century ago OF more. But
one man In our Convention rose 10 tue
dignity Of refusing oompensaliln; only
one man here ani there refused COZ.
tinuous remuneration from the govern
ment Tor services In the war. Such men
are heroes, and their patriotism Is be.
yoni spu,e. Money cannot buy ser
vice like 10 that.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

baptism was to be performed within Tho
ninth ilv after tho birth or tho child
QH0fe1 IH he Nation. SlpL ~. 1881.
Tho uuciOui Roman law .hoat1onI
made 10 obligatory that girls should ht
sprinklfd ON the eighth day after ihnIr
birth. but the boys on The ninth.- Mar.
gHirhi, D1s P7u1Ne5eH der RJmsr 10,
V q. bL
Nor ls 1t strange that We should Hni
traces Of Tho holy ordinances among tho
heather nations. The fact lie that 70.
iiglon emanaied from tho teachings Of
The Almighty 10 Hls childfsu on earth.
In the beginning !, was pure. Bsit sm
10 IT, true form and nature was anon
the doctrines taught. When sposiasr
and degeneration st IN the truth was
partially Loot and error prevailed.
Baptism became infant fprlukling IN
heathsnd0m But what 10 more zig.
uincaBt In this connection h. thst
the hist ~ Of tho slte was roIoatsd
alter Christ The ordinance insii.
iuled by Him gradually became h.
iant spfinkliIg In modern Christen-
dom. Tho same forces were OF work;
Tho results were nearly Identical This
ought to induce the Christian world
earnestly TO consider tho danger
OF drifting into paganism unless A.
mighty God revtsIs Hls truth from
heaven an CIV, a. the Lalter.day salns
nfmly believe Ho has done, for the
regeneration OF the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
DREAMING pRHAMS.


The payohical phsnomona Of dteams
have been the subject Of vast amount
Of theorl2ing and investigating In
modern times, with the result that the
rsychOlo lists arc Just where they were
when they slaftsd-at ssa; their NJ.
tempted explanations Of the philosophy
Of real droams-vivid, fotcenl, Pre-,
monitory Influences acting upon the
spiritual beiug while tho BODY h
wrapped In slumber-do not explain al
all. No amount Of research or specula-
ton has been able to dotraol from the
iorcolul character u tho declaration
made on the subject by tho patriarch
Job when he SAID, "FJr God speaketh
once, yea tFloo, yet man prfceiveth Il
not In dream, In vision OF the
night, when deep sleep ialltth upon
mon, slumberlugs upon tho bod; then
no openelh the ears OF muh anu soalrth
their Instruction.
Tue history Il mau Is full OF In.
stances where important Instructions
and wsrnlngs have been glyon through
the medium Of dreams. Some Of them
have had an important bearing ON the
whole human race. Yet dteamB- not
tho iuul conglomerate Authorizations
that Of disturb the dyspeptlc, but
those with oluAr, stfOuE, tangible i'm.
pfcsslous--aro not limited 10 topics
all'imporlant to n great number Of
people. They come 10 most priaons
with more Or lees ifequeuoy, auI on
The principle that ike cluAyes to Ike,
their character usually hnds haf.
mouy 10 the nature anu hsblu VI the
individual, To those with Married
spiritual development they convey a
greater measure VI Instruction than 60
tngso whofo whose habits OF though,
and HE slant ami de'ofm tho higher
lsTt o.! man; but ogcssIonslly there arr
prominent Instances among all classe.
oiraople Of remarkable pfemonltious
gi either personal prclsrmuut or di,-
aitor
a peculiar waning OF this iudi.
yidunl character H. told by the 10,
Augrl,s record Frank g. X tovd, o.
tho drum aud uusle c1rpa Of the
seventh regiment, dropped dead q few
lays ago, and WAS buried with military
honors At R1sodals cemetery. The
singular feature In connection with
Kotocu's sudden death Ia that Ii WA
vlvldly i1fcshadowel % him In
dream. On the MInI.y m0rniug rrp.
ceeding mis- demise Ho went 10 HE
BROTHER and somewhat uNtitulIy 10.
lated to him that he had dreamed tina,
no had died suddenly, aud then
described ln detail his funeral as seen
rom tho coffin by him. Ho told OF
his body being covered with the
American hagi that certain membors
Of the regiment acted as pal-bearels;
that his remains were taken to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

Every true American IL a devoted
lover Of his country. It's glory aud
GRANDEUR IT, past, present anu future,
arc ever absorbing topics OF Interest
10 him. lilo Is patriotic to tue core,
although the occasions may be- very fsw
when an expression Of that sentiment
Is timely, or when his services eau be
Of special value.
Men arc 10 constituted that they
have TO looalizs Themselves. They are
citizens Of state as well as citizens OF a
nation, aud 1, is not uncommon to see
= person blatant ami ELUSIVE ia the
assertion Of bic Amuricanism, and yet
DO OF little value la a local sense.
Utah has been nausoaled with this
sham patriotism, with men who saw
more u federation than they dId OF
home rule and LEGAL liberty ami
progress. Their ondeavor was to dss.
troy, 70 reduce 10 seriuom and political
luaniU0u, those who made the
dgscrt blossom and paved the
way for even traitors to partakc
Of that which toll anu sacslnoe had d,
diligently create.
The Pioueei5 and thoir appreolauve
successors had already put them.ulves
ON record for loyalty anu patriotism
No more enthusiastic celebrations ever
slor.hud n nation tlgn those which a
generation ago anI many time
iluco then la Utah testified at tue
appointed time 10 the keen appreciation
Of their county, Institutions; and that
ofiIiclsm OF umciuls which At ,imes was
deemed 90 bsuislgyalJy,o the nation, was
but tue a:luuing Tobuke II true patriot.
inn TO tfal,or5us action, To u,urpauon,
to maltsasanco, aul TO lyrauuy which
wsa as far removed irom tho spirit o.
o3astlilJonal privilege rs light rom
darku,si or heaven tr1m she5l.
Six times have the people # Utah
appealed tJ tho maguanimity Of this
nation for the right " seli-government,
'or the privilege, OF full citizen hip,
fox she opportunity Of taking part
IN national ttlAlrs. Six times have
tasy been denied; they "askvi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

DO NOT forget. fellow ciulons. that tho
bonds election will take place in the sew
oral precinct, OF this county on Monday.
tho 5,h inst The Hrrud date, the l5th.
was a misprint,-S l., Hcra'd. Mureh Do.
SO Is tho Herald's date, tue SIN, o.
given above. DO nyt forget. fellow
citizens, that the bonds election does
not take place on either the stu or tle
10Th, as tho Hera'd mispuuis tell you,
but on the lsgh, NEXT Monday 40 the
county court aud tho NEWS have
plsinly stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by progros,,v,
Merchants.

Step into tho ,tore, OF nnv oil,
ptOgfessivo meTchauts of in,t.,. guy
you will be delighted vi thet.r SUI
llesh appearance of the STOCK OF go.ii
presented iot your inspection and nv,
Vei AZ Tue absence Of Old 8 yl,s Oh sbsit.
sollel gCodt, snu n you should al tt.
merchant now he avoids such arrpg'
ulaiioD, he will tell you trrtb,nii.
that lie sells them before they gst ~
that condition; by going ihf5usb ~
stock from time O. time nni any 900.
which 10 not selling rAplIlyis ma,v.s
With price NJ low tunt tu,rg,',.
who can use such goods caa5t 49,
not TO buy-uuvor c0usl erlug -
much he may lose by the tfaf s,r,Io,
but now muc1 tho gain Will be- N ..Ii
before " becomes wutthltts bv bgIit,.
until II hnl no demand. In tho msi,s,
Of mems clothing, styles Oh 80.
change utC1 season auu % yo.i. -.
reid pact their season they derr..i.,.
IN value fity ger cHnt, ana y ts.',
they are not worth teI per cent. oftba,,
original cost. Therefore a m,,cb..,
TAILOR VINO closes out his sttcg 0f go.
Just briufn trCh fuf H0l clls,s To- b.V
thtlr cost, fonlEea the fuil ya.ur tb,.'
same goods would have II heii 5y,,
until tue beginning Of tue uext se,,,r
and lie has bis money xix month. Az
advance, with which ~ buy a ifs.b
seatuuabln et0Cs, Aud Tor I'm. r.s.',,
We iocl that with our haltpfIer sa.r AN
Pants tor the past two weeks We nav.
made 20 much monty We w..lelttlpn.
the same price, Or ten u y. mlfearJ
hdi TO our halfpfIcp clearance stls
iuits' anu mate ~ ufing the rertts5
lhys any so, So, go, $50, s-s. go =
80 guolu IA 'ui s.ufo tor 60. wh
eau afford 10 refuse tlrso tafy.t,.s
We came Hillti { offer them onIy h.,
srot oush. Asev .duuCu thsttbbi.a
Oiinr you can't utlgti g. fu.us., Il M
large snl We had on Pauis f.f tho p,.t
ten days, anu We expect 10 cell On
suits Ia the next ton days on thisgfr,i
Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

In the fillcf 1903, ann 49,,
n nS,etAt,and, a prominent ms, rs,' L
u Live OAK suttef Co. C.i'onant
tiken With very heavy 81 vas
paine W BILE chest were a. see. ito
ne bad spami and vss me- mat
with pusumonir. His father o. .es,ensd
ssNefal large duses OF CbaB,.,enlm
Cough l'emedy which bfoks ~. Wy, \.
cough and tuted him. nj, The
lanl say. whenever his chlIo,.,' az
Group he Invariably giv.. nAva
Chamberlaln's Cough Rsnsd, them
alvey cufes them. He CON- Sul \
,ne =. 81 cough remedy In the my, !
For sale y uygisip. uu''ae
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

Lots are fof sale In Gold City at
$50, SIS and 500 each-One.thitd cash,
bslancs cay payments. win sell 100
only at these prlcps. Plats and par
ticulars ct the Cilice Of
J. W. HAniAf a Co.,
800 State Street, Kuuis'ori hotel
blDrE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
rn,,,n,,oruor,. pIrIpr cars.

The Burlington route IL the only
line running dining cars on the "a
10 carte" plan, between Denver and
Omahs, Kansas CITY and Chicago.
Passengers have to pay only for what
they eat. he sure tina. your tickets
read via the Burlington route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

Il is fact that We are Offering
genuine bargains 10 Pianos aud Or
vans for the spring trade. Coalter d
snolgrove Co., "a Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

We make a specially Of selling
Guitars, Btnlos, Mand0lins, ETC.,
cheaper than any ether house. Coal.
ter & snelgrove CO., "A Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

w. n. Sells, Justice NJ tho Peace,
81 I Stats Street. Telephone No $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

NhIf NnHo NhHVIhE H'""'"I'
All kinds Of ball loom dances
taught. Lessons, Monday, Tuesday,
THURSDAY AMI Saturday evenings.
~ Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

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'quI 10 Hool's SauapanilS. ItiB Ia,
standard spring mtdicluu aud blocl
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when others ny VA vain TO teari. ]
really makes the weak strong. DO no
qegleot TO luriy your blood THIS spfiug
TAKE Hood's sApapitill now.
HOODS PILLS become the favor.
Ito cAthatiic with every one vile ,rle,
them. Poe per boz. d