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Extradited TO America.

London, Nov. 81. b. Ford, alias Simp-
son, who completed term mofimprisonment
in Holloway Jail en- November 3, and was re-
arrested un a charge Of forgery brought
against him by the Cincinnati Coffin Com.
pany, and arraigred in court for extraditiCn.
was again brought into court today when
the necessary papers for his extraditi,n
were granted. Ford reserves his defense
until he is brought To trial in the United
states
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Thomas Mcmahon was acquitted beiOT e
che; Justice Bingham tud1y of 4 charge
OF criminal assault preferred by Susie
Semley. cOlOTed. The alleged assault Oc-
cured OI the night OF July last when
Susie was aeld mp near Daish 5 Mills, 1n
FloriIa avenue and Second street. In court
shs sought to identify Mcmahon as the man
who Tad assaulted her. but the accused
proved an ahbi Attorney SillerS repre-
s.nteh MCMahOH.
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50 cents for
$1.5O Shirts.

10 dozen of the very best
Madras Fancy Stiff Bosom
Shirts-two detached col
lars and a pair of cuffs with
each shirt-have been re-
duced from 81. so to 69c.
They are new patterns
and were made up for our
incest trade-b Il t h e V
haven't sold fast enough to
suit us-so the balance GO
for less than half.
All sizes.
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HUsBANDMEN IN SESSION.
National and State Grangers TO Meet
at Harrisburg.

Harrisburg. Nov. 9.-Prominent repre-
sentatives of the Patrons OF Husbandry
from all parts OF the United States are
gathering here for the session of the Ma
tionai Grange, which begins In the supreme
court room Oh "Wednesday morning to con-
tinue a week or ten days. Headquarters
have been established at the Lochiel Hotel.
Tie State Grange will also be in ses-
sion here this week, opening at the Opera
House this afternoon. 1t Is tile rule OF
the order to meet annually in December.
hut the time was changed this year in
order that tie State and National Grange
might meet together.
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Twenty Thousand for Broken Leg

A verdict in favor OF the defendant
was rendered in Judge Coles Court, this
morning in the suit of Mrs. Martha s..
Morrison against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for 100000 DANA ges
In September, 1898, while returning from
Chicago. Mrs. Morrison fell from train
at Akron, Ohio, sustaining broken limb
She claimed that the accident was due to
the negligence OF the railroad company
Messrs. Hamilton and Colbert represented
the Baltimore and Ohio.
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END or \ DESPERATE OUTLAW.
Buck WI kcman. with Many Aliases,
Killed by Deputy Narshals.

Killed by Deputy NarshalS.
NIuScOgee 4 T., Nov. 9.-Buck Wakeman,
alias George ThOrne. alias Red Buck. the
noted desperate, aud last of the fanrpUs
Dalton gang Of outlaws, was killed sunday
evening ueaI ChecOtah, 1. T., In a fight
with the two deputy United states mar
shalS.
Wakeniar was partner of Dynamite
jail at Guthrie, OIL, last year with Neel
DOGHr. ID ynamite Dicks brother. lie
hiss ierrt Tized the Indian and Oklahoma
Territories for the past several years and
was in the Longyiew, Texas, Southwest
City, Mo., and Ingalls,, Okl. bank rob
berries atG the Rock Island train robbery
In Oklahoma in1S94 A reward Of S2,5OU
was offered FOR his capture.
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Marriape Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued today
% the folio wing
JcIn W Wells and Mary f. HIT
James Daniel and Martha Moody.
I. Henry ". Catlin, Chestertown, Md,
and Mary A. Page.
j. l.. Jasper, Jr.. and Emma Rhodes.
j. Albert Bury and Electra Murray.
Frahcis Xavier Johnston and Maya irelia
Buckler Charles county. Md.
James Seymour and Clara Thomas.
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Enrthnnnke at Carlsbad.

Berlin, Nov. "a distinct shock of
earthquake Is reported from Carlsbad. Al
first it was thougGt that the mineral
springs had been affected, but further
investigation shows that the disturbance
has in no way altered them.
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INSTALLING ruE LORD MAYOR.
Iuudon'S New Municipal Chief In
dnCted Into Office.

dnCied Into Office.
London, Nov. e.-The lord ma vOT show
upon the occasion of installation into office
OF tile new loTd mayor of London, Lia:it
Col HoIatio u. Davies NJ. T., to succeed
Sir George +. Faudel Phillips, tool. place
today with the usual ceremony ana dt-
play. ana amid the usual fog and drizIing
70 in.
The procession was Of the customary
character, two autO-motorS filled wird
members OF the municipality being the
oniy conspicuous novelty. An efficy OF
Cecil Rhodes appeared IN car. with CUun.
terfeitS of Sir Walter Raleigh ard Othei
W ho represented the makers uf the empire.
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One DOLLAR
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Young Men, Middle Age
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We have neyer-faiIing remedy that Will
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Lost Power. our honest opinion always
given.
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Berlin, Nov. 9.-For the first time since
1891 the social Democrats have been badly
defeated in the elections to the common
council IN Spandau.
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City Lights.

Gas lamps are lighted at $50 q. M: ex.
tingushing begins at SAC a, m. The light
ing Is begun one honr before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at $50
r. m; extinguished at 6:01 a. m
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE Washington. ID C., NJ
ytmber 9, 1857 There will be a meet
ing of the members Of the bar If the
District Of Columbia. inthe Gld circuit court
TOOIn, at the City Hall, On WEDNES Y,
Nov EMBER 10 S9T at THREE g iG'CluCk
y fC. FOL appropriate action uponthe death
OF the late K Byrd Lewis. Esquire.
HENRY l.. DAVIS.
President OF the Bar Association.
WM MEYER LEVIN, Secretary.
Item
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Tide Table.

Toda low tide, 1853 a. m. and I:43
q. M; high tide, TAB a. m. and 7:5l u. m.
Condition of the Water.
TcmDcraiure and condition OF tie water
at a. H. Great Fails Temperature, 80;
Condition. 2. Receiving reservoir TEN
perature 81: condition at north connection.
10; Condition at south connection, Z. Dis
triluting RESERVOIR ir-Temperature, So: con.
dition AZ influent gatehouSe, 20; effi1tnt
patehotlSe o5
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PERFECTION IN
MEDICAL
SKILL
Every Day-Every Hour, All Over
This Land Obscure and Stub
born Diseases, Pronounced In
durable by Local Doctors,
Are Cured by
DR.. WALKER,
1911 Penn Ares Adj Willard, Hote
EACH PATIENT RECEIVES Lf.WALKER'S
PERSONAL CARE.

No charge win be made for the most
thorough examination and advice, no
matter what the disease may he. If you
have an ache or a pain and want an
honest opinion on your case, consult DR.
Walker atOnce.
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To Cure "a Cold In One Day
Take Laxa tive Bromo Quinine Tabl ets All
druggists refund the money IL It fails to
cure. 26c. so2-n
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BLANcO's PARDON DECREE
1t Does Not Extend to the Inn.
pOrtant RevOlutiOniStS.
A CUBAN PROCLAMATION

Gen. MOnt0gudo Recites the CrInes
of the Spaniards, and Says Thar
Only After the Cubans Won In
Eortant Victories Did They Think
of Concessions.
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$500 a MONTH
Treatment and
Medicine.

DAILY OFFICE HoURS-1O a. ii. TO
5 Z. 81. SUNDAYS-1O y NJ. TO IL
81. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY AND SATURDAYS TO p. NJ.
n0N2UITbT,l In Person or by FnEE
uNluIIhliu s Letter uuu.
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C0OOOOoCCOc
. BOWLING. B
Co0oo0ooCoS
THE SIX-DAY RACE.

The slx-days bicycle race. open to fe-
male riders, began last night at the
Island ball park in the presence OF fully
5000 people. and It Is one of the most
novel and interesting attractions that
has struck this old town for many a
day. II was so novel and exciting that
it will prove a great drawing crowd
every night this week.
The race started at Sl5 o'clock and
continued until 1915 o'clock. There
were six entries. but an accident, TO the
wheel of Miss LuIu Young. OF this city,
after she had ridden several laps. pre-
vented her continuing. She wtllTenter
again this evening, A similar incident
to Jessie Bartley's wheel caused her
considerable trouble, and she was out
OF 1t most OF the time. The other rid
ers, May Allen. the English champion,
Bertha Wagner, OF Cleveland, champion
of Ohio, Grace Howard, OF Minneapolis.
and Edith Vine, OF Youngstown, put up
a very pretty and exciting contest,
Their fast riding was a surprise.to the
vast audience that packed the bleach
e,rs, the grand stand, and every foot OF
available space.
The races occurred on the saucer
shaped track, another novel innovation.
A string OF lights around the track
furnished brilliant Illumination, and In
the centre OF the arena the Opera House
orchestra discoursed programme OF
popular lively selections. Tho fair sex
was out In force and the good order
maintained ensures liberal patronage
until the races conclude Saturday night.
All of the riders were In handsome
racing attire and they became favorltes
from the start by their plucky hard
riding. There was not lap ridden
that wasn't enllvened by an exciting
squirt for position, and the spurts of
May Allen and Bertha Wagner particu>
larly would put to shame many local
wheelman OF the masculine gender. The
track was fifteen laps to the mile and
good time was made. Miss Lizzie
CLAW. champion of America, didn't
compete, owing to an accident which
befell her In road race In Chicago last
Saturday
Little Jessie BARLEY, known as
Babe" is splendid rider, and will be
in better condition this evening. For
her first attempt at racing on q saucer
shaped track, Miss Young made good
showing. Grace Howard and Edith
Vine are steady riders and are destin-
ed to make things hum before the week
is out. The conditions of the race are
such that none OF the riders receive any
premium unless they finish In fourth
position or better. except the small con-
slderation they get for appearing. There
is great rivalry existing between them,
as Is evinced by the hustling they do
when passed. The referee is John Rid
die, OF Pittsburgh, who ofticiated in the
Madison Square races for the Empire
Athletic club OF New York.
The summary at the conclusion of thu
first nights racing was as follows:
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The second suburban bicycle race OF
the season will take place on Monday
September goth. The run win be made
over a course of six miles on the Beth
any pike. and the race is open to wheel
men residing in the suburbs east OF the
city. First, second and time prizes Will
be awarded. A number OF rural enthu-
slasts will participate. George c. Criss,
OF the Altenhelm grocery, telephone
No. 1898, will receive applications and
entrance fees. The judges appointed
are: Messrs. George Wise, George w.
Woods and 3. w. Peterson. The time
keepers are A. W. PAUL, jr., t. c. Raj
mey and Irwin w. PAUL.
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The Klonayks country anu Colorado.

Are now the two principal gold mining
fields in the world. We can give You in
formation about both, but as the Klon-
dixie country will be impenetrable until
next summer. why not 90 to Colorado
this fall and look over the golden oppor-
tunitlos OF that state.
II IL cheaper and easier to 90 to Colo
RADIO, and we will venture dollars "a
doughnuts that more net money can 30
made in Colorado In twelve months. with
less capital, than IN the outsklrts OF the
Arctic Circle during the same period. at
forty times the expense.
Ask the nearest agent for The price OF
tickets to Denver, Leadvllle or Cripple
Creek, and tell him a. send you via Chi
cago and Omaha over the Chicago, Mil
wnuhce & ST. Paul Railway, In tho
through sleeping car from Chicago TO
Denver,
For further information, address John
II. Pott, District Passenger Agent, asa
william street. Wllllamsport, Pa,
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woodshOid Notes.


special Correspondence
wooDsFIELD, o., Sept 1S.-Benja-
min Rouse, one OF Center townships
most highly respected citizens, died at
his home near this place, last evening,
after a brief illness, aged eighty-hve
years, seven months and seventeen
days. Interment at Hope cemetery to-
morrow at 10 o'clock a. m,
The residence Of Hayes Burkhead, Of
this township, burned yesterday about
noon. The fire originated from ktch-
en- nue. Most OF the contents were saw
cd. Loss about $500. No insurance.
Judge IL. w. Coultrap. OF Macarthur,
o., arrived at noon to-day, and will hold
his first term Of common pleas court In
this county, beginning tomorrow.
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Earned runs, Louisville 6; Pittsburgh !.
Left on bases, Louisville 3; Pittsburgh 9.
Hughcy 1. Struck out, by Fraser 4; BY
Hawley 2. Home runs, Hoffmeister. q.
Smith Three-base HIT Werlen. Two
base hits, Il. Smith, Wagner. Stolen base,
Wilson. Double play, Hawley and Ely.
Hit by pitched ball, Brode. Umpire, Kel-
ly. Time, $40.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati 2. Washington /.
Cleveland I. st. Louis O.
Louisville I, Pittsburgh ..
Baltimore 4, Chicago 2.
Baltimore II. Chicago 4.
Brooklyn s, New York O.
Philadelphla-Bo rain.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Chicago ut Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Louisville.
Cleveland at 81. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1a-Rowdyism lost
the game for the Pittsburghs to-day. In
the eighth inning the first Louisville bat.
ter up reached first on u close dcclslon.
The whole Pittsburgh team Kicked. and
Hawley and Brodle were put out OF the
game. Before the first inning ended Pad
den was ordered on the grounds for using
insulting language to Kelly. and Hoffmels-
ter was fined s25 for throwing ball Mt the
umplre's head. Attendance, 1.s0O. Score:
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CLEVELAND. Sept. i7.-Clovoland out
balted the Browns and won by margin
OF one, Powell pitched u magnificent game,
but let ilp IN the last Inning, when ho
knew the gilnu was won. Score:
clcTcland ...i OO23 100 81 IL Q
ST. Louis 100 / 0 0 0 o 1 0 40 s O
Earned runs. Cleveland 2: 81. Louis !.
Umpire. O'Day Time. hours Attend
nnco, 1000. Batteries, Powell land Crlgcri
BudhOff and Murray.
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RUNNING sorcs, lndolcnt ulcers mud
similar troubles, even though Of many
DeWlits Witch Hazel Salyc II soothcs,
Strengthens and heals II IL the great
pllo euro. Charles H. Goelsc, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty -Hlxth and Jacob streets. A. 10.
schecio, No, COZ Main street, llxlry
llroa., Pom and zano streets, bowie y
Co., Bridgeport
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In behalf of Miss May Allen. one Of
the riders competing in the New Cycle
Carnival Co.'S slx-day race. Louis
Gimm, OF Cleveland, the well known
rider, Issues a challenge to any male
rider In Wheeling for race OF from
10 miles up. or for one-half TO two
hours ride. The contest is to take place
on the saucer-shaped track at the Is
land ball park, for any amount OF
money
1t is said Miss Allen rode n mile on a
22-lap track in Pittsburgh week before
last in 2:l2 90.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
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ton or money refunded. Price rs centa
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DRESS GOODS.

While thousands of yards Of dress goods from both continents
fill allotted space, and in color and black Of every
class to be had prices from 2c $3.50 yard special
mention may be made Of Broadcoh which for tailor made
suit unsurpassed having the smooth dull surface lends itself
the art OF bradng stitching and shaping other fabric
will The fall coors in CASTOR Yale blue green bronze garnet
and black are here, at 9oc yard and up.
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Yorks resulted IN a tie. The game was
called In the seventh inning on account
OF darkness. II was a hot game, Meekin
having no control OF the ball, Gettlg tax
ing his place. Kennedy was hit hard.
Warner was put out OF the game In the
sixth Inning for questioning Umpire
RHE
BROOKLYN ...,'.""l - u
Earned runs, Brooklyn .; New York 4.
Time, 2;l0. Umpire, Hurst. Attendance,
1853 Batteries, Kennedy and Burrelli
Meekin, Gettig. zearfoss and Warner,
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BALTIMORE, Sept i1.--Thh Champions
took both games from Chicago to-day
Tho feature Of the first game was HolferH
pitching, he holding the Colts down to
live hits. In the second game NopH was
hnttod freely In the FIRST inning, but set.
lied down after that md the visitors could
NOT touch him briggs Jared 10 badly thnt
he was replaced by Grllllih In the third
Umpire Mcdonald called the game ON nc.
count Of darkness NJ the end Of tho iirst
hnlf OF the NTH Attendance, $50.
First unmo. Hcoro! u ~ "
baltimore .".O 1 2 90 100 - Q
G6ieago 40 . / 0 0 90 % 8 0
Earned runs. baltimore 81 chicago p
Time, 2.lO batteries, llofcr, md Robin.
fon. Friend and Kittrcdgc, Umpire Me-
soCond game Score! MI 10
baltimore ,.um,uun0 z 9 ~ 2 Z
chicago .uuuuuuuua v v
Earned runs, baltimore " Chlclgo 2
phitOrloa, NopH and Clarke; urtlth,
ireps and Dohnhuc. Time, 1870 umpire
Mcdonald
Tie uHms,
to-day between the urooklyn1 ana new
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AT Springfield. Score: RHE
Mansfeid ., 20 Q 90 iiiS u 5 s
Batteries-sprIngfleld, Dolan and Vetter;
Mansfield. Beam and Lynch. Game called
ON account OF darkness,
At Dayton. Score: RHE
Dayton -. 20 o al 3 o 4-lS IS 2
Yonngsto'n 20 o 20 90 > 20 O-26 Z
Batterles-Dayton, PIntt and Kellner;
youngstown, Drodie and Zlnram.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling at Toledo.
New Castle at Fort Wayne.
Mansfield at Springfield.
Youngstown at Dayton.

TOLEDO, Sept. lS.-To-day's game was
largely pitchers battle, inIwhich Koe-
nan had shade the best OF II. He has
always been terror TO the Wheeling
team, and to-day but four scattered hits
were made on his delivery. The phenome-
nal assist OF Gilks, from center Held TO
first base after catching high fly was
the feature OF the game. Score:
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WASHINGTON. Sept. lo.-clncnnatis
two runs in to-day's game were secured
by forca-In ON bnses on balls In the sew
enth and a triple and n single In the
and triple. In the third inning Mercer
questioned one OF Carpenters decisions
and offered him pair OF spectacles. Mer-
Ger was benchod. The game was called In
the eighth on account OF darkness. At
RHE
washington .....O 90 90 0 0-1 8 2
Cincinnati ....m.0 o 0 o 0 o / 1--2 8 1
Earned runs Washington !; Cincinnati
T. Time. 2 hours. Batteries, McJnmes,
Mercer and Mcguire: Rhlnes and Schrl-
yer. Umpire, Carpenter
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Earned runs, mono. TwO-bnsc hits.
Hllks,. Hartman. Miller Double play, Gilks
Campbell o. iinAeB on balls on Keenan,
Z. on Campbell .. Left on bhsea Toledo
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''RENESCURE
.ENGAEINE."
BRAIDS AND
TRIMMINGS......

For cloth and silk fabrics in all the and wider Styles also
piece garnture in jet jewel and fancy silk braids,
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Springfield 4. Mansfield T.
Toledo ., Wheeling 2.
Dayton u, Youngstown O.
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.: Wheeling 8. Stolen bases. Hassamer.
Torreyson. Time, l:2j, Umpire, Mason.
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and the lips rosy. Hearty, healthy whole
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features. A face full Of the glow Of good
health-fnll OF the kindlincss aud good
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make friends. The face tells the story
Of the whole body. Murder will out %
and so will "female weakness" and
nervousness and other disorders peculiar
10 women.
II there Il a drain on the system and
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the face. II there Is nerve nagging
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pulling at the most sensitive organs In q
woman's body, the face will show II.
Abused nerves drw lines Of care and
worry on the face. Nervous prostitution
writes its warning on the face long before
II comes. Slccplcssncss, nervousness and
facilitating drains make more wrinkles
than age.
Ninc.tenths OF the sickness Of women
comes from some arrangement Of organs
distinctly feminine Nine.tenths Of this
sickness cnn be cured and avoided by the
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There 10 nothing miraculous nborit the
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II IL the result Of rational thought
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In female weakness" Il acts directly
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ing the parts that nre most severely tried.
II clears out Impurities aud promotes
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