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New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
SWAMI VfVEKANAN

SWAMI VfVEKANANDA
VIII lecture on sundays at $3.50 J. during January -
Hadnan Hall. l5h-st and 5rhave. Subject
The Claims OF Religion Truth and Utility"
Admission free Collection. .- .
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PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amste.dam-ave.
and s9th-st. Rev. ANSON p ATTERBURY D. b.. Pas
tor all preach at II q. and Sunday school.
, communion. y. m. Prayer meeting. Wednes-
day p. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

| THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBy TERRAIN CHURCH
| bet ween eth and Ith aves.-Rev WALTER DUNCAN
| BUCHANAN ID. D., Pastor breaches Sunday a 1870
a. m and ':S ?. m. sabbath school. 2:3o strangers
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Religious Notice..

Religious Nclircs.
ACADEMY or Music. THE pEoPLE's CHURCH -
THOMAS DIXON breaches mo- ming ne futiFe & OF & cur
lecture. Sew Women
& OF nsI MsS. ASS % ff2nF &5 'fH1
DIXON ON "The New Woman Admission -'c' re-
At soTH eRgGc stry., aYd 3saI At + a. FsS nv
and ?. m
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-avc ana Goh-s-
BY r. HEpER 5 NEwI%% % pr 1S9sh ~ a. % 1s
a. $ 7. M. with by Rev. a. Nj HENsilhW; ~
win i've minute Speeches by and Indian students
sna eng address BY Tncpal rsse illustrated by Sere
opticon.
ALL SOULS cHUEeH 4,saye ard a.; 2on ,nx r
ny ny 's Sunday school e:45 a. m charge Of hsy FR-
ERIC GATD %ssGS" ,r 4s ong Rq2' s4cs sGr%y Invited
AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEws-aHGRMANT
.yhrf sStrdaS Afternoon to hundreds Of JeH the
oS~Gn q ssa aG f Fd evening"
@ 10 ~ nw o.neS sS: at @i'n ~ a2n' s9 SS
ana we cordially invite all friends Of The mission TO be
present
AMERICAN TEMPERANc.E UNION. chckeTlns Hal Hal
otfave Ish-st -sunday ociock ssventy,hfth S Dr,1
aay ss sSrSo r He Of
AdSresses by the following eminent speakeTs HsNs hO
Elk EEHaW' W + X FCNK STEPHEN MERRITT. Mrs MARY
r. nr,f,rr ana Mrs LILLE DEVEREUX BLAKE. MI
ttiu.cSirson viii sing. JOSEPH BoGARDus. President
EDWIN GALLOWAY. Secretary
An EyANGEIIsTIc RALLY in Cooper Cnon next
jsn"sSIy d. 's' BixoN of plsoyn SH2n. x
Evanse.s.o II sankey and w S Weeden Will sing Mlss
Anna PARK oorne;ist Admission iree
ASCENSION MEMORIAL CHURcH pro,ss,ant po hpasco
Morning services at 1045: evening at cock s,Ianss
and others having no church lone ooruiaI'' "''''
an ,r~oy AVENUE UNITARIAN C1IrRci. corner
~ i'f-'sV ~ MFRIi, ST. &. WRIGHT Pastor. VIII
=, a m Sunday school at 9. ID a. m All Wei
come
r ,rropvED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN Christs Ms
20 v-.. Evening 14h Addressed oy g.
srsi enmyc,;sd Catholic priests prs pOidOcn p..or
(entol's former pupis ID 'hs 'iepAssA'' ~
LANES O'COSNOR-
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~e s.or.o.0,@ ,@NO0N>N,N0>NNN NNNNNN0N""V
rOG sAiE or es.lange. corner gfo'"f, ,
stare wl 'ri. nrt'ty DuincurNrtrd
,..lffrt- .rDrerft iuoftgag" 81 same.
,lfrs s2.1 A'iref'. VIII PARTICULARS
r. r., -. 'T.'hguo ONO
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Relia,uus Notices.

ueuQlUu9 A0LtlG8.
sH Il 4 ssbbsRSSH and and
Invited. Seats free.
MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th-avc. near
p SN S' 10 10 Make the m Mo-. S"';'fsS s '' and
s SS HsRE fAy g %
communion; 7:i5 p. m Gods tnexp.cted Offs sun,
doy-school p M; prayer-meetlns wednesday evening
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH .swEDENBoRGIAN).
$: $. SEWARD. fasicr.~ sunday ,schso Win sdul,
classes, $50 Service II. Subject, The Transnglra
viii be administered
and rARK s. FsT TEEN P F S b
p m.; communion p M % Fayer- meeting wsdncs.
day p. m. All cordially invited.
FPs . h GgHHcH igH T.
Pastor Services IL a. M and p m.
Rev = Wrzn D rMAN Abnorr AES pssHss
at 1919 a. m and at 7:So p. m.
HEyIyAL-E9RTyE FOURTH STREET METE9p'fr pI!g
BRUSH. Pasor.-io:SO m. Looking backward; 7:i5
M oons Torwa Revva fsr'es every very eys E
and poor equally welcome.
formed Church Bedford ave and d1yme1-s BTooeyn
T. D., Will preach Sunday morning at 1920. and even
ing at 80. You cordially invited to be present
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Boulevard est 13dsi. Preaching at II m. by
the Pastor. Rev. ROBERT RI SSEI.L BOOTH. u. D.. and
mt s p. by the Rev. AETHUR j. BROWN. d. D.. of
the Foreign Board.
SECOND rNIvERsALrsT CHURCH 50 West I2c.h.,,
LYMAN WARD. pas')r.-I1 q. M. Anniversary sermon
2. 'rniversalism and It's Message the World
salvation" Rev /. L. MASSEcK breaches In the even
n, All welcome.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CuLTUHE.-Sunday. Janu-
AIRY 9TH. 1906 at II 10 lecture by Prof FELIX
ADLER Carnegie Music Hall. 57th-s and Eth
Subject: THE Monroe Doctrine and tho War Spirit
the United Statcs.' All interested invited
ST ANDREWS NJ Il. CHURCH West 1Gth-st..
Coluinbus-ave.- GEORGE w. MILLER. D. u. Pas-
II a. m, and Holy Communion: 1:4J m.
monthly musical service. Strangers always welcome
ST. DARTHoLOMEWS PARISH HOISE :)j-20o East
42Gst.Sunday services Morning prayer and sermOr at
II o'clock Evening prayer Mt O'Clock. Installation of
officers the Brotherhood of st. Andrew Dr. GREER.
Rector II Parish and others will speak The public
cordially invited to be present.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Sunday evening January D.:
ioint debate between Reve ANNA SHAW AND THOMAS
DIXON on 'The New Woman" Admission 2oc' re-
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MORAvIAN CHURCH.. Lexinston-ave. and 3o;h-st; 1;
Rev III. A.. CERDSEN PastOr-Istany and sermon. III
a. IN. Subject: Locking Ahead Public cordially
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-ave and
l2sth,s'. Rev. CHARLES S. ROBINSON. d: H., Pas
tor Services II q. m. IAN UDtrodden PATH. p M.
communion; 7ij p. m. Gods Unexpected Gifts Sun
dayschool prayermeeting Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST fCHvRCK, 5th-avc, near
6th-st--Norship and by the Pastor. ". C..
BiTT1NG. II m, The Antecedent God" and I45
p. m. How 10 Make the Mos oi 1s08'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
WORK WANTED.

>~o~.~~~~~o~N~N~>~~~~ ~~O.>~~NoN~~N~~NN~~
HAr FORMING MiLL.-rosltion 10 take
charge OF forming mill. by one with ex-
perence on all kinds OF work. Address A.
l.. g.. s4S EelmOnt-ave.. Brooklyn. y. !.
IANITOR Young German coup.s with
out children. as jantor for two or three
houses; good references. GEORGE HACS,
3jis West i23d-st.
LADIES tailor ard fur-ier would lihe re
pairing and altering at home work called
f1r: moderate prices. LOUIS LEVY. Y3l
East T5th-st.
MAN wants situation as foreman at any
business. WILLIAM MURPHY. 800
Wes, il6th-st.. Room 2.
MEDICAL MISSIONARY STUDENT de-
sres pupil IN common branches or Ian
guag or give. scicntitc rnassase treat
cholla patient. MODERATE. $50 T.. 23d-st
PORTER or wATCHMAN.-By 4 married
riln: best of references. ADDRESS II. X.
81 Little-st.. Brooklyn.
PAINTING. fresco and plain painting. pa
perhanglng etc. CITY or country. price
moderate. best reference. GEO. DrENS-
SER. 3iD Gth-st.
PAINTER House. sign s.ntpapering.
primng. lettering. p,iister IN wagons;
m tolerate wages fyr slrady pace, country
or city. MARTIN. l5T Vest 2Ith-st.
grocery store.
PORTER or PACKER. BY young we'll
best city references. speaks Lnglish and
several other languages. HANSEN, 293
5i,n-s; Brooklyn.
3ALEsMAN-A gentleman Of experience in
cp'nrerciai business as travelling sales
man for wholesale house oi factory or
manager II general merchandise store bes,
references given. Address Box iG Scotts-
'!llc. Va.
SALESMAN wants a good line foreign and
domestic hosiery; largest retail trade u
Pennsylvania ard New-Ynrk for reference;
care lots only In dom estic. Box li2.
Easton. Perm. .-r
STRONG YOUNG NAN. German. carpen-
tor. Wishes situation as such or porter.
or anything. Actress \ REHBOCK, is
lists.
TrLrGRArH OPERATOR by young
mar: years experience m commercial
work. would like situation for January
ana February. r.. lG2 Adeiphi-s,.. Brook
IN.
Young MAN. IS. in printing once with
re,erence and experience. +. STACEY.
4@S New-Ncr rk ave. Jersey city. ~ J.
YOUNG MAN t22) wishes situation in
mercantile business Office experienced in
office work. good p"uman cXcellen. ref
erences II. =. b.. i2J East ii3th-st.
YOUNG married man. 81 nrs.-ciass sales
man. hustler. speaks Ak lansuases
wishes any Kind of situation. 5 SEOEN.
South Amb1y. y. J.
YOUNG MAN. 81 wishes position as Of
hcs assistant. willing nnl ohig.ng / J.
WAiZMANN. i57 East iO}d-st.
Young MAN. experienced manager. agent.
buyer. chief clerk. desres any good posi-
tion: can refer 10 prominent men az ~
character and ability. Il. y. :. 63 West
9Ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH ,swEDENBoRGIAN)
East 35thst. between Park and Lexington Rev
$. :. SEWARD Pastor.-Sunday- school. with sdul'
classes. 800 Service II. Subject. 'rhe Transfglra
ton. The Most Holy Sacrament Of the LORDS supper
Will be administered.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MadIsonave..
northeast coiAar 13d-s, Rev. JOHN +. BUSHNELL
Pastor. Services IL a. and p.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

ACADEMY or MrsIC THE PEOPLES CHURCH -
THOMAS DIXON breaches ming. THE Future OF our
Afternoon. '-fhe Humanity % Cnrlst Evening
lecture "New Women"
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ItoNls,irD RanMc WANTED.

GrNTf.ENiN a.I wif' ~ chIldr"n. t'-
..anv o. l.nrif, l"sif" O. f"nt lli
-.i..ei rAt u; apartment un.A Ann Al
ff..s rtl.. .lA pIr'l i1iH. w =. J."
Tf.Iur. Drif-.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

A DvERTIsEMENIs AND suBscRIrTIoNa, Toh pa
"A THE NEN-YOKK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
rEIvED AT THE vYTowN CsEicE, No; i%s ,yre bJ9ae.
rfG;.vi'xT'e a, The following Brunch OFFICES "a Esnth:
ave. g q corner aty-th.fd-st; l52 tIvthere; W
Foucth-sy, cor. FOurte.rthst.. GO Ihfo- ave: 40
Thirdayc seventh-.t g2' Thi.d near
7O9 Fst-ave lO1 West Forty second 81
il1 Courtus.aye 52 Avenue a. 1923 Thltd-aNc. 23'
Forty -second-s l5lD seooncs o. Ihitd ave'
a3s Thiria,e POS. Tifd-av".. between One-hundre1-
snd-twesh and One hundred and-,hrieenth SITS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

PLYMOUTH CMuRcH. DIR; LYMAN ABBOTT. Pastor.
Rev. c. r. WEfTZEI. Associate.-Dr. ABBOTT preache3
at 1919 m. and at T30 p.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madson-avc and 3'th'si;. Rev
RODERIcK TERRY u. L., Pasior.-servlees NJ IL a. III
and l =.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH l25th-st, near
Madson-ave.. Rev. JAMES s. RAMSAY Pastor.-Preach-
ing tomorrow by the Pastor II q N. subject. "Spir
tua Progression" and a, ;:i5 o. M: subject, The Ten
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

1KOArWAY TABEENACI.E CHURCH. corner 34th- ~
and broadway. Rev. HENRY A. STIMSON. d. D.. Pas
torMoru!ns service II o'clock Brief popular servc
AT O'Clock y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

FLATS TO shed.
49,. ..aH1HHt |.N~ls snr-lT7 ~ 49, WV
,TF-hvF 50. i.c4s corner S,h 81
ff,y.,. ,rarfrfr'r. iar!ag Park so TO
ffpr FpFD sToNi. co Broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Ienox-ave. and l2ed-st.,
Rev. e. DIV. BRIDGMNN. u; D.. Rector. Morning
Communion. IL Sunday School
>. sermon. T:i3 The
Rector VIII preach in the morning and the Rev ALEN.
g. cI NMINS in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

REvIvAL.-FoRTY.F FOURTH STREET METKoDIsT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, l0thave.. WILBUR +.
BRt'sH Pas,or-io:30 a. M. Looking f,ackward' 7i5
y. M Looking Forward Revival services every
Ing saturday. Christians invited help. Rich
and poor equally welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

At THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH In Brook
yn ocrner ot clinton and Congress sts. Rev. JOHN "
thNDWI'k Will preach tomorrow morning ~ II
o'clock Subject; The Bible OF the Heart The public
cordially Invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
Religious Notices.

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9Gtc-
ST and Central Park West.-Rev. Dr. WYI-lE. Pastor.
breaches at IL and g. morning. Guiding Princlpis even
ing Right Use of Talents: PRAYER meeting Wednes-
dav, p IN; Christian Endeavor. Friday, sing
ing olass Satur1ay. p.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

SECOND rNIVERSALIST CHURCH. So West I2Gth-st..
LYMAN WARD pas' )r-1l q. m. Anniversary sermon
u. 'V'nversalism and Its Message the World
salvation" Rev. i. l.. MASSEcK breaches in the eyen-
n,. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

CALVARY RAPTIST CHURCH. 5Ith-s' near Gth-1re
DR.. MACARTHUR breaches: II. New Year Councils.
Evening. Christian Missions and chinese Massacres. #
| series
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

REV JOSEPH T. DURYEA D. d. Pastor First Re-
formed Church. Bedford-ave. and Cymcrsi.. Brooklyn
T.. D.. Will preach Sunday morning l0:;O and
ing I:3O. You cordially invited 10 be present
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner l9th-s,-publie worship t@.norrow II a. m and
viii preach The Sacrament Of Lords Supper viii b.
observed close Of morning service. the
| first Sabbath OF the New Year. in connection
with the week OF held In the chapel Wednesday
J and Friday evenings.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
1ilrh-s,- Dr. CAMPBELL breaches al 1890 "A New
Y.ara Motto" and at go on DOCS Death End AM
Revival services throughout week
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

At TWENTY-THIHD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner IeNngtonave.. Rev. B. Il. BOSWORTH Pastor -
PREACHING II a. N. and p. Song service. 40 p III
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH. West
l1"th-st. and Convent Rev. C. H. CHAPLIN. D. H..
Pasor.At II q. n Sacrament OF the Lords Supper;
D. m. Motto Text Tor loo" Strangers welcomed.
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Jenson's Travels.


strictly an English town The linguistic
pcculiaritcs OF the inhabitants at once
reminds one Of the provincial dialects Of
England, and 10 seems that the people
OF New South Wales are copying the
customs, manners, habits aud charac'
tefistics OF the parent country almost
verbatim, In my observations I III
Sydney and In Soliciting Information as
to why certain 'ancicnt" customs pre-.
vailed. which seemed altogether out Of
place IN new country viewed In tlt
light OF American progress, the answer
as ioculafly suggested by Elder Col
would be "Oh, that is the way they DO
II in England" In New Zealand !
found more that rcscmblcd pioneer life.
The public parks and government do.
main In and around Sydney are special
attractions. also the arr gallery, mus
Gums, botanical gardens, government
buildings, and above all the hafbof sys-
TEN are objects OF much interest to
the visitor. Sydney ranked as the me.
tropolis Of tue southern hemisphere
almost since Il was founded, until a few
ycars ago when Melbourne, In the
neighboring colony Of Victoria, was
struck by real estate "boom," which
introduced into that city aud suburbs
such a multitude OF people that Sydney
was compelled TO take the second place;
but since the natural relapse which al.
ways follows an unnatural boom reach.
cd Melbourne tcls Of Thousands OF poo
pie have Lett Tor other parts, and u Is
now believed that sydney and her en-.
virons again contains the greatest mum.
Der OF inhabitants, though this Is de-
MED by her more southern ncighbor
II Is true. however, that tho population
Of Sydney Is Increasing every year and
that Tor several reasons that Of Mel
bourne has fallen oil.
ANDREW IENsoN.
ADELAIDE. South Australia. May
nth, 1896.
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Lfaryelou. Ilesuits.

From n letter written by Rev. J..
Gundofman, OF Dimondale, Mich,
Ing Or. King's New Discovery, AZ the
Of the BsT,ls, Church al Rlves June.
ton abe was brought down with Pnou.
mona succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
pafoxytmr Of coughing would last
houra with little interruption and II
seemed a. II she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DR..
Kings New Discovery; II was quick
In lie work and highly satisfactory In
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/. drug Department. Regular size 500
and tl.00.
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n.,,.ra.. nar.nauna .rrnn

We guarantee nis to be- the bef
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One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese
was stopping with me, says NJ. II.
Hatch, a prominent merchant ofQuar-
tormaster, Washington, / heard him
gToaning. On going to his loom /
found him suffering from ctamp collie.
He was Ia euoh agony / feared he
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And DO not hesitate 10 recommend II 10
my ffienjs aud customers. For sale
by Duggisip.
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n.il.ra.. sn.r LInim.s.

Mrs. Hamiltou, Cambridge, fllS.,
ssyg 1 had the ThsumAtlsu ~ bad l
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Drug Department.
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The annual carnival u Peach Day,
September ., 3 and 4, aud ils accom-.
panyiug svenie ana pleasures, prom.
Ire as much enjoyment 10 the Assem-.
blod thousands who annually attend
~ any past year In the history OF the
celebration Of the day. This Il one OF
the most IN gus fesllvale given iu auy
part Of the globe. Ia addition TO the
peach ieAste, the program includes
bicycle races, cowboy tournaments,
street pagennts, etc. Round trip rate
to Grand Junction only $500, on Sep.
TENDER lst
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Electric Biiters 10 a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed IN the Spring, when
the languid exhausted feeling pro
walls, when the liver IL torpid and
sluggish and the need Of tonic and
alternative IL felt, A proper uso Of this
medicine has often nyerted long and
fatal bilious fevsrs No medicine will
freeing the system from the malArlal
poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con.
stipatloD, DiEzlness yield 10 Electric
Blitsrs. Only MY cents . boitle.
Y. q. N. l. drug department
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Diseases of Men Cured.

lions Medical Institute has Yield
cd 10 the demands Of It's many
friends and added a separate depnft-
ment under the care and supervision
OF the Old Doctor Himself, for the
care and treatment OF all diseases Of
men. So successful Is this depart
mont that they never aHk a dollar
until the euro iH effected.
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at IL the best patent medicine In the
world" IL what Mr.. Il. NJ. III irtman Of
MaIquam, Oregon, says Of Chambsi.
laln's Coiic, Cholera and Diafrhoea
Remedy. "what leads mo 10 make
this assertion Il from the fact that dy.
eontery In its worst form was prevalent
around here last summer ana II never
took over two OF three dotes Of that
remedy 10 effect complete cure" For
tale by Druggists.
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Mr.. q. &. Strong, principal OF tie
public schools at Anderson, Cal, eay';
II have used ChamborlAit's Pain
Balm anu have found Il an excellent
remedy ior lamenes and slight
Wounds"
Lamenels u'ually results from y
sprain or other inIury,or irom rhtuma.
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qualled. IL affords almost immediate
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Much Better Today.

Mns 81 g. HODGE. NORTH OGDEN.
UTAH, writes August 10. lNf
your last letter nifItaf.f mo greatly for
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] uuuld so without Il for "a time. but airco
you wrote mo I have taken % regularly
and feel splendid again. Thanks 10 your
kirdesa and fkill am much better To-Day. 20
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A sound IaIsr Make. . We'll Man.

ARC you Bilious, Consilpntsd OF
troubled With Jaundice, Biok Had.
ache, BAD Taste IN Mouth, Foul
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= take rrcat pleasure IN writing ,on
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Ana then 10 ahead. II your blood 4
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Has Not Felt Better for Years.

MRS. MARTHA BOWER CROVDEN.
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The hair when not properly cared
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