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Conr. an1 County Note-.

Lindstron e. Lambe and A Goldberg.
against whom Hall * Paulson obtained
Judgment for $500 back rent, have given
notice OF appeal.
The fees OF the auditors office for De-
cember were sl,065. 10. Since Auditor Be
man took office January IL. 1885, he has
paid into the county treasury Sl2,e-b.S0 In
fees.
T. s. Meany who was garnisheed by G.
w Lawton in his suit against Architect
c. w. Saunders for 500 a. draughtsman.
says that he has never been indebted 10
Mr. Saunders. He had IN his possession
and stfli retains general fund state war
rant for $37l drawn to the order OF Mr..
Saunders.
- The transcript on appeal in the case
where Joseph Carter was convicted OF
rnanslaughter in killing Charlie Ling on
the steamer Idaho. was sent 10 the SUI
preme court yesterday, together with the
miscellaneous collection OF photographs,
knives and a stool that Ling tried 10 hit
Carter with.
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petition WIS Sled IN Judge Hanford's
c'ir ~ J. s AMI Helen Porter yesterday,
sAlg that an order be made for Receiver
faeAes - The Sea tile Electric Railway
- Power Company and the Seattle Con-
. Aisd Street Railway Company. 10 sat
- Ne Judgment for S6.000 recovered by
F1ahs and Annie Sears against the comps-
= - supreme court. November Is
- and 20 ray the expenses incurred by
petitioners iu endeavoring 70 have the
s.-snent satisfied
us = the outcome or a damage suit
,'raa IN The superior court by Frank and
- Sears 90 March. 1899. against the
eaitis Consolfaf..s street Railway Com
- Judgment was rendered in the first
= -ase Tor p" An appeal was taken
.se supreme carr+ ana a superseteas
YES ft~i nv the railway company
sh'H. ife vi-et'es being the present
ss's. = Porter and Helen Por-
IS others. The iu3 rment OF the stl-
- o"urt vas rrrtrmct and further
ae1t pas rendered unon the appeal
=. ssa-nst fhe company and all the sure
- en re bond
le seattle Cousall lated street Railway
ga1y fhrn asks3 FOR n rs.ceive~ and
=. h1ekus was appointed. and the Pc
49, clam 'Na- since his a-pOiu ment
Ftrnees % Che company, amounting
=, tfne 'heH No-a1e surat,es. ~ about
a month. have never been uscd 10
q re judgement ans As conse-
Hen rests tiaou al thsir prop
=, ne orly amount re5a on the tuix-
: Kihourne.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January l and For
y est ePffay


Peal estate transactions since Jams
:. lssi, are slls2. There were filed for
record yesterday Is deeds the consldera-
tons aggregatiug $il22 Following IL
list furnished ~ the Daily Bulletin, room
g Occidental block:
Annie Anderson and husband. John. 10
Gust Johnson. lots II ard L. block 6, Both
eli. December IS. 1885. 500.
Joseph i Mid1ie0r2ok 70 Sarah +. Md
dlesrook. lot 6. block Il. Jackson Street
adj. December q. IS95. q. c.. love. etc
William r. Brawlev ct TX. TO Orange
jacobs. und Is ne sec IS. y =, 8. October
~. lsS5. @. c., g.
Mark V-ilzlnski to Melville Goodman.
lots g - g.. block ;. DodEe's div. Green
Lake add. lots e TO $ block ?, Dodee.s
add. West Seattle, and lots to /. block l.
Queen add. West Seattle. April q. 1925.
c. c. 81.
jonathan ". Cruthers 70 Frances T.
Cruthers und y lots Z and block s..
Terry's g adj. December q. 1895. 81.
Martha KoIlstt and husband. John c.. 70
c. c. Fus5n. trustee. ind i 70 n nv nw.
ind i-3 n = 50 and 4 = Sc sec 9. - =.
5 December g.. 1se5, s..
Jefferson NJ Daley - uv. 20 laura Dudley.
ura \ lots = T. block 2. hts - 70 a..
block 4S. south Park. December 81. 1ss5.
ssa
Aaron 2. Ho,yoke % Richard HoIyoke.
e., 5 n Ut = sec 9. tp e. 4. December
q. 1sa5, si.c0o
same % same. let's = 20 y. tiock =
lots and s. block =. Commercial Street
Steam Motor add. December e. Iss5. SEQ.
William r. and d e. Brawiey and wives
20 John 2 Etnnear. lot s. block a. Wood
wards asd November =. 1895. $50
Mary Krfeg and husband. Frank, - Mary
szyuanska lots : and :. block s., salmon
Bay PARK add. December s. Isss5 50.
Pacific Northwest Co to 7. II. Hack
EFT lots = arr q dock &c. South Park.
December 81. Ise5. ga
Freeman Tatro e TX. % J. Dimes. lot s
block IS n. T. psrny's Park add lots II
and =. hlock =. Northern ada. December
e. 1895. s.
West Coast Inn. Co % Martin sand
berg. lots ! an - block ?. Gilman PARK.
July - 1855 s.
Thomas Form - TX. 70 y. ". ard Pa
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Johnson HIMSELF AGAIN.
The Man Who Hunted for Money I'm
Annfh Man,H Porch.

Thomas ]. Johnson. the insane man who
refused 70 tell anything about his rela-
ives or his home. has been released from
ne insane asylum az Steilacoom and win
70 70 Canada
Johnson is the man who made life I'M
comfortable for I. w. Adams and family
A. Riverside, south OF the city. He imag-
,,ea that 81 was concealed under tina roof
os tie porch Of Adams house and thought
iasi Il should be turned over to him. al
the1gh he could not explain why. One
Sav he went 10 the house and told Mrs.
AXES he had come for the money. She
az sot know what he meant. and was
rysaaed stin more when he commenced
ssarcAing the porch. Not finding the
raaey, he accused Mr.. Adams OF having
taken II, and kept on calling at the house.
Finally. when he commenced threatening
sislence n the money was not turned over
!zneiiateiy, Adams had him arrested.
l. the trial he was rational on all points
s,spi that relating 10 money in the
yrrh He refused 10 give Information
eoscerning himself. otherwise than that
y vas native Of Maine and had worked
On railroads from California 70 Seattle.
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from the petition that on January g. 1884
sno Tor some time previous. Turner a. Nc
Cutcheon were the attorneys for the Cor
don Hardware Company. About January
~. OF the year mentioned, the hardware
company paid and discharged them and
re-empioyed McCutcheon. In the appllca-
ton presented 10 Judge Langley yester-
Day he was asked TO change the attorneys
from Turner McCutcheon TO simply
McCutcheon. and make the action as OF
January g. 1884.
The Judge denied the application because
or the little phrase. "as OF January q
lSef This decision comedies with that
rendered few days ago and requires
McCutcheon to account TO the receiver Of
his firm for the fees he received in that
case.
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A VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.
Honorable Course Pursued by One OF
Srattle's Old BusIness Men.

+ SFattiB'S Oiu bu>lNt'-> men.
w. p. Stanley. who has been In the sta
tionery business In this city for twelve
years, made a voluntary assignment yes
terday 20 Griffith Davies for the benefit Of
his creditors. Mr.. Davies said last night
that the Liabilities OF the store would
amount 10 about $3.50. and that from his
inspection OF the stock he Judged the as
sets were about the same amount The
liabilities on Mr.. Sianley's home and real
estate are s.. go. but the value Of the prop
erty involved Is about S40o0. The principal
creditors are Griffith Davies. John Collins,
7. J. Stanley. +. y. Twichell, H. Conn.,
Sanford Manufacturing Company, and the
A. NcClurg Company. OF Chicago. or the
liabilities against the store 1850 are local.
In speaking OF Mr.. Stanley. Mr.. Davies
said that he had been in business forty
two years and was known by everybody
who had dealings with him a. an honor
able. Industrious and conservative bust-
ness man. In the hig FIRE Mr.. Stanley lost
heavily. "He has turned over everything
he owns I'm the world" continued Mr. Da-
.vies. land the only reservation Is that
made by law"
The stock VIII be sold out and the pro-
ceeds turned over 10 the creditors.
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Ncw In-urnnce Man.

Sherwood Gu{espy. the recently appoint
ID general agent OF the Mutual Life Insur-
anre Company, Of New YORK, Tor Wash
f0eton. oregon and British Columbia. was
IN his office yesterday
Mr. Giuespy was surprised by the state
rneut in yesterday Post-IntejliEencer
concerning his predecessor movements.
u ueIrher know nor have I expressed any
ching with reference 10 ar. Pond future
WORK" said Mr.. Gulespy. MY own irn-
r,~aszion IS. however. that any work which
he mas hereafter do for the company Will
b q an executive nature"
Mr.. Ginespy did not think that - had
t,a-sn ralSagnetsyi bsft vas merely s7hcftors
lest the public might infer thst the state
rnsnt about M. Pond had srnanate1 from
him. wheu in fast IL had not
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ASKS TO BE FREED.
claim That an Information
Was Filed Too Late.
,n,e ANNIE REoER's CASE,
~s-atary Assignment of w. p. STAN
,~x-Sumber OF suits Filed I'm 1895
Insane Man Reieased.

..esb Johnson. who is held in the county
- an the charge OF obtaining money IN
= - pretenses. ls seeking TO regain his
c. 81 -. the ground that no infor nation
- s.sn fsIed against him within thirty
- -. ar, the time he was bound over for
80 TIA records sn the case show that
- man thirty days have elapsed since
= = asclslon OF the justice Of the peace
r.naereS, but less than thirty days
-. the transcript was fled.
r. Gay. who represents Johnson,
= raj he was held by Justice OF the
-. caldwell December 2, 1856. and that
s,..n.vh more than thirty fun DAYS had
s.-.sd no Information had been filed
-. him. The motion TO dismiss was
80 u,on the transcript from the Jus
- court and an affidavit by Johnson.
-sseh recited the history OF the case and
--~rtaczIly mentioned that demand was
80 On December 10 upon the prosecuting
s..-~nev 20 Immediately file an informa-
- .nd give him speedy trial. as re-
ss~-.S by Law. The statute of 1ssi~says:
s-Ehen q person has been held % an
- N an Indictment be not found or In
s-~sslon fled against him within thirty
-. the court must order the pFosecu-
-. 10 be dismissed, unless good cause to
=. contrary be shown" 1t Is probable
a., me defense will rely upon it's demand
a. an information. 10 cover the last pro-
v.so IN the law.
prosecutsng Attorney HASTE, when seen
H.. evening. stated that this motion
~ruld ralss the question of whether the
s,,ornatIon should be fled within thirty
,.v. from the time the transcript from
49, Justice court was fled In the superior
eegri. or thirty days from the time the
ss,srsiant was held by the justice 10 an
usr. Mr. HASTE did not anticipate much
trouble In defeating the motion. under the
.,,uxs wherein 1t says that a dismissal
aust Be entered unless good cause TO the
contrary be shown.
Johnson was arrested In connection
VIII the sale OF some logs at Ballard. II
xas claimed that he made the sale under
, Klarantes that there were no incum-
frances whereas there were liens and
-.,-@xaRe from kittftas county.
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Although IN the frs' , instance e a. slug
Ssl - cricket when q healfhfui i'm
aNgss given - them a i-d tioS .etier' $
g.-.sscb Filters. = promoter q activity IA
= .Srgers which coGn teracts a tee n
t1Sse 49, lefharEy and d,Sessa- EnAc-
cy . 49, htineys. u should re renen-
~ "a ire hvst stage of those c&uSer-
eefe9. r,,alsiies aSa.nst which the re-
Gus fet'-.s .,.sFgeAI science are too often
soeISSss.as ~ vain Peril - foFestaHed BY
e ext ts.s.s-~ witch averts Br.gats disease
DIABETES, dnopsy sT'ysl snd &c 'rSuS -,
arss11A :. - In cae-k.ng and eradlsatins
cAc.oHs = S,,sTls ard nervous ailments.
a I, Orst~tlsn "a, snd sesS 51 'sr s
AptssestS =. sasferes By - bene scent a.
We ritSer when health = s,get.y 81
ton. lTss. the value 81 thiS r.
ss,,-etfye and preventive medicine Is ss'ee4-
@,s-sa@ manifest
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salvation Army's Work.

The monthly report Of the Salvation
Army food and shelter depot shows that
he army gave out 3.055 meals and lodged
400 people from November II TO December
/. A large number OF persons have taken
ivantage of the free baths. The report
hows that less than half as many pecp pie
re being cared for this year as last. Capt.
q. 5. Washburn states that the army is
lklng care Of several poor families greatly
! need OF clothes, and that anybody hsv-
lg cast-off clothing would be doing an act
Z charity by contributing 1t to the army.
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sues the sheriff.

The Scammell g. Young Lumber Com
pany, OF Burton, flied a complaint In the
superior court yesterday asking that A. T.
Van dc Vanter % made 10 pay damages
for taking its lumber. The company claims
that ii had 44,00o feet of lumber at Burton.
OF which IL was and Ia entitled 10 imme-
date possession. However. A. T. Van lie
Yanter seized and converted il TO his own
Use last July. A demand was made for it's
return, but that was all the good 1t did.
Damages to the extent OF $50 would salts
fy the lumber company.
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The Arrest IF ssIttrla RuIreret

ne Arrest OF Little Buttertups
Florence Story. otherwise known as
Annie Rooney, the Little Buttercup OF local
and visiting sailors, and one Of the best
known figures in the tenderloin district,
was before Judge Glasgow yesterday on a
charge OF being a disorserly person. The
nature OF her Gisorderly conduct was that
she Is in the habit OF hanging around down
town saloons and soliciting drinks from
sailors and otherwise making herself
odious. She was fined SO and cautioned
not 10 appear again.
Annie is a character not TO be seen every
day. She s about I'VE feet. high, rather
stout, and has a decidedly childish face.
Where she came from or who her people
are Is a mystery, and yet she possesses
fairly good education, Is a talented mu-
stefan. and has, when occasion requires,
well-bred manners. She Is usually to be
seen attired in blue sailor dress, with a
waist similar to those worn by jack tars.
braided watch chain and all. the whole rig
set of by a Jaunty little cap. She IS
never without piece OF ribbon bearing the
name OF some government vessel, the one
she had on yesterday being the name Of
The revenue cutter Corwin. Several weeks
ago she was parading around the district
south of Yesler way with an entire jack
tar suit on, and taken to police headquar-
ters, but was soon released, as the statute
contains no provision for the conviction CT
such offenders.
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Litigation In King county for the year
1885, figured from the number OF suits fled
with County Clerk Gordon, was greater
than at any other time for q Ike period
In the history OF the county. In the year
1884 the total number Of cases in he su-
perior court was 2.g27. but 1886 shows up
total OF 2.424 Some idea OF the number OF
papers handled may DO obtained from the
fact that they vary in number In different
cases from one TO %. Civil cases num-
berec 2lli, as against z3S In the probate
and ninety-three in the criminal Depart
rneQr
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-. steamer Resale VII leave - Pr.
T.,U-r Sand and V3ctoria daily except sun
ssv az - a. m. returning. leaves ~
,yrtA e. SD ?. N TIE George r. Starr
~ leave for PORT Gamble ana way
ro.rts. a.so PORT Townsend. satly excert
SATURDAY,. a. 2 2. n leaves Pert Towns
80 sa-ly ex sspt Sunday a. a - Both
steamers ,aave from Arlington dock Te}e-
uHcna PIKE g n p Jackson. Nana~er
HEADQUARTERS for Munyon's Remedies -
smith a. keure6ys drug store. Bufi--
hlo-k Se-ond ara James
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RECEIVED TIE REWARD.
The Finder O Mobiles Body Gets $50
Money for Other ~earchers.

Money for Other ~earchers.
Joseph stroSle, the young man who,
after five DAYS OF hazardous and Indus
trious searching. fshed up the body or
hudson D Noble on Wednesday. went 20
tha Office nf Ainsworth q Dunn yesterday
and received the SIS reward offered ~ that
Orr, for the recovery OF the body. The
sums sent 10 the Post-Inteiligencer office
for the prosecution OF the search amounted
n 81 .. and this sum viii be handed
over 20 the committee today - pay out
"a those actually engaged for the work.
az course u is understood that the large
ritr,her OF volunteers have no share n
this. They hal for objects the natural de-
IRE or recovering the body or they work
- with a hone % receiving the reward
c{fered hv Alnsworth & Dunn
large number % friends and the sis
-, ~ the deceased visited the pariors -
- Seattle Undertaking Company yesfer-
asy ard viewed the remains The sisters
f-riaf "a great. as she and her brother
yxera all the world - each other and u
&c great effOTt on re part OF her friends
:, comfort her. The coroner's inquest
VII ~ held this morning AZ II O'Clock,
49, which the funeral arrangements
Will be perfected
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Scammeli & Young Lumber Company
VS.. A I. Van de Vanter-ssJ9 damages for
Selling lumber.
r. w. Sherrard VS.. j. II. Bisher and j.
W. Bisher-S33. 30: transcript OF judgment
from Justice Whittemores court.
G.. Casey ct al Va. A. Dourel Ell al
$l,0oo; transcript OF judgment from Pierce
county.
f. G. Lyles VS.. Seattle Transfer Com
pany et al.-s5o0; account; defendants
motion for cost bond.
Mutt & Scott Va j. T.. Boyden-s20;
transcript of judgment from Justice
CoOpRr's court.
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=. ~ The Dlner.nce IN The word.

81 Incident IN the Turner < No
1.,s-soe Bartne-ship case came ouf YES
Alssv-.- e-ta petition 81 the Gordon
kfrs.s. !, company. PLAINTIFF in % suit
"a g. StattIe National Bank Build
.. alaav. 60 have n .harre ne in
- % hs attorneys. IL appeared
Ass,.-Al Cough Remedy IS famous for
sas.,.----. MIA Group aid whooping cough
err.,..,-'e e1ectuaL Therc Is 10 eaRgcx
s.Sr-. = ealidren for 10 contains nothln.
isss@ls BY arassis,A
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ne supreme Court VIII Decide.
a. ~'ers tn TIE victory won " the
sr-. l.lr-tr ara Single Company
49,. N-tfiss r. Wiley IN the superior
- wen Judge laneS sustained the
- - The Validity q the METALS
,.-,.s EAar4 lew were completes yes
-. ne judge e.Sned rs name 70 an
...t-ainS tre demurrer and TecoE-
=, 80 exceptions * counsel As WHEY
sst-ei 20 stand Gpoa the sun cheney
:, ~. IN .airt and has refused 20 amend
ss-,, N-Ne plead AFTER the ruling II the
rs- waning the demurrer. Judge
So. s'aa,cf notion 20 dismiss the
= n. Aai TAX t-s costs % the sctioa
a. +. '--1tI- Ex.e-tlons were allowed
sS.-.--, e4se N.l undoubtedly go 10 the
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Ills Hand Nfanglpi,

T. Carlson had the misfortune 10 catch
is left hand IN a lathe machine In the Pa
&c mill at Fremont yesterday afternoon.
caring his thumb nearly off and mutilat-
x the hand in a frightful manner. The
ljured member was dressed by Or. Miller
nd the man was taken to his home at
dgewater.
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The Washington Christian Alliance
brought rs first annual meeting 20 sue
ressfuI close yesterday afternoon. The
Alliance met az a. II. n the Protestant
Methodist church and devoted the morning
Ia business and addresses by the members
The afternoon session commenced at 80
and was taken Up ~ devoti0ns and closing
remarks.
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49, j,f-s~aat parties guessed TIE nun
-, S,fl. contained - the glass slooe
s - IN the dol house a. the Go.as z, A'4'
- Ths numSer 81 dolls Vas -
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January thaw = always more pro
a,,'.,tys@ OF colds ana coughs than Janu-
80, seere Then - the tine Ayers tAerry
= .,.~,I is needed and proves - extreme
:, ss,ass,,ous Ask your druggist for e..
80 for Ayers Almanac, which is
sr.a 10 all
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Alber, woodley. who murdered Jennie
p,arhanan, his sWeethe@Ft. vas H3i'Se@ a
IsitfshslrS THURSDAY.
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yyAen you want Goa free from IVA Gil
"a xaet c-sex Newo4sia
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Highest
Awards at
Worlds Fair.

cific Hypothek hank IN. W. and Pacific
Mtg. Coz. lots 1, and s. block 2. McAleer's
SUP Seattle Homestead add, December 81.
1855, sl.sT2.
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For
Colds
And Coughs

EARLY In the Winter, took q
a severe cold which developed
into an obstinate. hacking cough.
which troubled me for nine weeks,
in spite of medical and.
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IT MAN MUST BE PRETTY DRUNK IF HE
Il can't get enough smoke cut OF cigar
rtthout cutting 1t in tive and lighting both
= Is q, once. But many a man lives his iifs
hat vay-burns u az both ends az once.
wsnty years Of pleasure Is often crowded
% ten IN tho effort 70 make the most Of II.
ne excess Of vitality used up in the hilarious
ufsuit OF Joy during these ten years IS taken
u Of the reserve forcn-a fund, as IL were.
nat is reserved By nature 70 keep I'D your
lture manhood. That force IL known to
-tepoe as vital or nerve force, 80 Of course Il
simply electricity. II you can get this cleo
-ieitv hack into your nerves you can rsplsnish
- wasted reserve fund. To get IL back you
,ust use DR. sanden's Electric Belt DR..
.nsan has written very entertaining book
con this subject, showing how nerve or vital
rec I. lost ard restored. with proofs II 10
e. Get IL today. Address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO,
or. 80 snd Washington SITS. Portland. Or
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For a Boiler Inspector.

Niddleton's bill creating the Office Of
boiler Inspector was reported back and
viii have its third reading today.
The commission adjourned until today
at O. clock.
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TiInA Getting Shorf.

When the subject was up for discussion
Bausman moved that il be made a special
order for Monday. Tremper objected, say
ing the question had been hanging fire.
for almost week, and the short time be-
fore them should not be wasted, since on
that question the composition OF the city
council depended. Winsor, Joslin and An
drews expressed themselves as favoring
the postponement Of the discussion until
Monday, and on the vote Tremper with
drew his objection and it was unanimous
ly carried.
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being recommended me. | began
to take il. and inside of "A hours
/ was relieved. That one bottle
cured me. and | cannot speak TOO
highly of its excellence. Mrs.
f. K. Bosch, Eaton, Ohio.
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