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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Judge OF the Seventh Judicial Circuit
8. Il. WILSON, of Hot Springs.
For County Commissioner, Third District
WILLIAM NEvIN.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02

indications are that this ore body will
prove continuous, AS it is fed by a large
vertical vein which pierces the forma
ton Of dolomite up to the floor or fat
contact in which the present shute is
found. A car load of this ore will soon
be shipped 10 some outside point, not
yet decided, for reduction, which will
be followed by further shipments
through the coming winter. The mine
is now we'll opened by shafts and drills,
which will enable the owners 70 take
out ore readily and continuously from
the above mentioned pay shute, which
lies nearly fiat, and extends into the
mountain on the west side of the gulch
In which the mine is situated. The
vertical vein referred to has not been
developed to any great extent, as the
ore is not Of as high grade as that
found in the fiat contact. 1t is the pur-
pose of the owners to sink shaft upon
the vertical vein in the near future to
ascertain the quality of the ore at a
greater depth. 1t is presumed from
present ipatcations that this ore wiit
run to a pyrite of copper when the
water level is reached. /. is not ex-
pected that the ore in the vertical vein
will be as rich in character as that found
in the fat shute as the pyrite can yield
but 81 per cent Of metallic copper, the
other associate minerals, consisting of
iron and sulphur, which. although being
in good request. by reason Of its ex-
cellent fiuxing properties, is not SO
remuneratiye to the owners in its i'm
mediate results.
The owners of this valuable mine
deserve much credit for their marked
energy and persistent efforts in over
coming the numerous obstacles by
which they have been confronted in
establishing the now well determined
merits Of their property. We hope to
be able TO present to our readers, from
time to time, further report of the
progress and development of this very
promising mining enterprise.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
lieves the intense itching IL soothes, il
heals, it cures chronic cases when surge
| 90 f,.1 II ;y m oc,apt;E. MT
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02
Circuit Court Jurors.

Following is list Of the grand and
petit jurors drawn for the adjourned
September term Of the Custer county
circuit court which convenes in this
city on Tuesday. October 5tl,, 1897:
GRAND JURORS.
VIM. Bodennsr, Thos Bellmore, VIM.
Jenks. Peter Bloom, Wesley Mackey,
Sol c. Cook, VIM. Palmer, Jerry Clark.
PETIT JURORS.
Thos. Mullen, NJ. ]. McKirahan, syl
vester Mellish. A. J. Mills, ]. A. Nc
kenna, Hezekiah Force, NJ. O. Iryin.
Henry Stebbing, Geo. w. Buck, A. w.
Carey. y. q. Meeker. Melvin Lucas, B.
II. Martin, NJ. 8. Daily. Ed. Peterson, NJ.
Moore. Jas. Boutwell,. A. w. Drew.
Henry Mahnke, Paul Kleemann, An.
drew Miller, Thos. Mclean, Cornelius
Reder, Gustave Katsch.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02

Is your child puny, peeked and peey-
ish Does it fret and cry without seem.
ing cause? Does il have convulsions?
If so, it has worms, and Whites Cream
Nermifuge will safely expel them and
restore i;s health. 2Jc. 4. J. Jones & Co.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02
For Over Fifty Years

An Old and Well-Tried Remedy
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums. allsys all
pain, cures wind collie. and is the best
remedy for Diarrhea. Is pleasant to
the taste Sold by Druggists in every
part of the World. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. It's value is incalculabe. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02

Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
lieves the intense itching 1t soothes, il
heals, it cures chronic cases when surge
ons fail 1t is scientific certainty. Its
sales increase through its cures, it is no
experiment. Every bottle guaranteed.
SOC. Tubes, 75c. A. J. Jones & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
Why II Cures Disease
of the Throat.

fou have been great sufferer
with your throat. At times il feels soTe
and saw; AZ ether times Il has felt as
though there Vas horsehair in H. or as
though lhere vas sand busted on the back
part OF Il. At such times you may have
had headache. followed by creepy. cold
feelings running down your back and ovec
your lower iiurhs Your distress has Kept
you from sleeping al night You wake up
frequently with 3 sense 0f dryuesS n your
throat and The constant desire 20 drink
water In order to moasten u. You are
aware that you have q disease situated IA
the lining membrane OF year throat. The
membrane j. swollen. the glands are II
ritated and enlarged and are pouring cut
a sticky mucGs.
Nature tries IN cure ven, but
fails. for the dust and germs in the air
lodge on the diseased spots and increase
the irritation and suffering and aggTavate
the disease After having failed 10 IND
relief from nature and from doctorlng you
start 10 breathe the healing medication or
the Treatment That Cures" soon the
fullneSs IN the throat has gone. ting sore
ness leaves. the parts are washed and
cteanSed OF irritating particles OF dust,
the germs are destroyed and the parts are
covered with "A medication. 50 that I'D
more germs may ike there, aud nature.
being left uudisturbed. goes on and assists
ia completing the cure and restoring the
diseased tissues TO perfect health.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
+. Trip Int the whnteer. Mines.

Special Dispatch 70 The Post InseIiiganoer.
NEW WHATCOM WASH. Sept. IS
John :. sisugroom ard Or. Herterson
ard their wives returned tonight from a
months outing ! ntha mountains in The
eastern part Ct this county. They wen,
over the goat tran 20 the mouth Of Ruby
creek on the upper Skaglt. and thence ap
70 the Slate creek samn1tt and the Noun
ain Goat ard Whistler mines, On tne
Mountain G0a5 property q live-starnp mlll
began operations this month. the FIRST in
this County. Quite a number 81 rsacer
clairn4ss are being worked or Ruhy and
Canyon creeks ard there s. considerable
ACTIVITY thrauxhout the 6sstrice. Snus fell
on four tiays while the party we're a. the
Whistler mine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
Natures Plan. First Cleanse,
Then Protect, Then Heal.

Disease that attacks the air tubes
produces sore, trritated and In
famed spots, and in order TO cure
the disease the sores must he
healed. While nature usually fails
TO cure such conditions. Tor the rea-
sons stated. she has taught n few
her plan of curing. IL was by i'm
itating natures own methods, rec
ogniEinx wheretn she had failed
and doing what she had failed to
do that the splendid Treatment
That Cures" was created. 1t is ma
lures plan, auickened and intensi-
fed by medical skill; it il natures
plan, assisted and Improved by med
zeal knowledge until liz II able 10
relieve and cure the diseased parts
while they arc at work. This treat
ment Is based on natures method
of curing sore and tnfinmed strue-
lures. First. CLEANSING, then PRO-
TECTIxG, then HEALING. when You
receive n wound that iaeerates your
flesh. nature causes the blood Ia
now, that "a may wash away Hu par
tfcIes of dust and dirt that may
have gotten into the sore and would
prevents Its healing. Then nature
forms "a coating over the wound To
protect it from the entrance of dirt
or germs that may he TN the air.
Then she sets about fo heal the tn-
famed parts under the covering
which she has formed, and the cure
IL complete. The Treatment That
Cures follows natures plan closely,
only going further than nature
could GO. supplying that which ma
ture fails 10 SupBiy furnishing
medication that hathes and ctenase-
the diseased parts; taen attnE
over the parts with this Same Enedf-
cation that prevents the entrance
OF dirt and germ. into the inf"mca
tissues then. ny soothing and heal
ing the sore spot., the disease -
entirely banisbed. Wore than thi<
the medication that tnthcs the dis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
IT'S SIMMERING DOWN.
DISORDER AMONG THE COAL MN
Frs ON THE WANE.
spurss of Lawiessne.s Easily sup
pressed In P~nnsyiyania-Lead
Talk Pesec and Order-an Tn
popular superintendent Removed

HAzI.ETOS. Pa. Sept 1s-with the
exception % few minor disturbances,
today passed OF quietly il this strike dl=-
trlct Ia ire morning n c0Eple Of oTunS-
En- Esuglssh-sEpeskiEg miners set upon a
snail band Of foreigners with clubs. The
attack was seen ~ a squad OF the TaiT-
teeutn regiment, who STOPPED the cis-
turbance.
The house Il Jacob Doaghsrty. who was
one Of the deputies OF last weeks en-
counter. was entered by Italian strikers
at Iatlrner early this morning They id
net fnd hGn1. a7d lef- without attempting
airy destruction
Ar ofackti of the Lahi<h & wiikssbarrs
CCaI Company said today that a > meet
ing Of ire directors hast Thursday u VAS
decided 10 ask for the resignation 81
SUPERINTENDENT Gonsr JOKES. 20 take ei-
feet two weeks hence. Jones unpopu-
iariry with the men was one Of the nrst
causes OF the strike.
gefwreeu asa and 500 strikers as
sernbged on Donegal hin tonight in mass
meeting 2. J. Mcguire. vice president
o. the American Federation Of IAnos,
and George Chance. OF the United Labor
League. were the principal SPEAKER A
dttachusat u soldiers from brigace he2fi-
Quarters was On the scene. bat they Kept
in the background. The keynote Of the
sp.akfng vas peace and order. The
addresses concluded with forclble fnNec-
tive against the company store system:
Mfr. Chance strongly advocated peaceE "a
measures.
Resolutions were adopted TO stand BY the
miners and work for the abolition OF the
company store system. % Uphold Ie-ac :
and order sby rich and poor alike. anu
"a hold a delegate convention OF the
miners Of the district In Hazieton next
Thursday 20 thoroughly organize the
miners OF the sntlre anthracite region q
the state
The meeting dispersed in good order.
Gen Goblin in civilian dress, was present
IN the rear Of the crowd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
MINING VERSUS HonEsTE.ps.
Zine Ranch Near Cheney In Covered
With Mineral Ffffurs

special Dispatch 70 the Post-IafeiIi geuesr.
CHENEY. sept f7.--The boom ia min
Ing IN the Cheney district has started
contests between homestead ard mining
entries. and a case is 10 Be brought into
court 70 see who has the right 20 the
land. the settler or the miner Samuel
+ Aa4moe advertised to prove an or his
Ltnd IL Cheney Eewspa per. and Tues
day ne appeared before the Spokane Land
once with his witnesses % make the final
proof he has lived on the homestead
Tor seven years. ard az he Is an indus
frsoas man he has made many saksfau-
tl@i improvements. BE has a large or
ehard AMI raises considerable hav ana
grain lis ranch has al been
staked OF IN mining claims sf-re
the spring months. one claim even in
Guiding his house. At the land ofieN ves-
tersfay II. a MCGOWAN. J. D. Erhv
z. Hendricks, Joseph Weber. q " Enxfe
W T. Coward. J. r. oppiigsr. L. Walter
ana William Ferbsr appeared and pro-
tested against the anaI proof. alleging
that the land is more valuable 70. rnlntrr
purposes than for farming. Ths owners
OF the -. Antaony stated that they have
been offered 1tVe28 Tor a bali interest II,
tae claim 70 Prove the value OF the ranch
az rriRsng land.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
DEATH or HENRY W. SAGE.
4 Founder of Cornell and Promoter
of Nouan's Education

ITHACA. y, Y, SEPT. Is.-,IIon Henry
W Sage died here today. aged - years.
Hezry william Sage vas born a. Middle
town Conn. January 81. 1914. = lineal de-
scendant ~ David sage. a Welshnan. who
settled IN M.ddletowu IN lss2 In 1858 the
father Of MT. Sage was shtpwrecked on
the Florida eoast and <hen murdered BY
the Tnozans. BEFORE leaving Bristol whore
he moved from MidaietowH. Henry W
had studied ~ che village with reference
- entering Yale college but the removal
changed the family plans wiki respect TO
Asm- IN 1850 be began the study OF me3s-
cine WIKI a local physician a. ithaca. but
reNnquished l. after a year from lack 81
health In ISs- be began mercantile life
as clerk for two maternal uncles In that
place. and then succeeding 10 their bust
ness in iSg1 was Tor the next twenty years
one OF the rlest active and enterpFiS4ng Of
Ithaca's business men. In fs47 he repre-
sentsd Tompkins county IN tie New York
legislature In 1855 he extended his bust
ness enterprises ard tsalf up a large man
ufsctory on the shores OF Lake S.mcoe,
Canada, and a few years after started an
other at verona fu0w West Bay city.
Mich.. Whica was AZ THAI time the iaTgese
~ the world lie ultimately became one
~ the most extensive l8udholders 81 that
state.
In iSSs Mr.. Sage removed from ithara
81 Brooklyn. y. Y. where be was an act
tye member 81 Plymouth church and one
Of IT, trustees for fwenty-oua years He
waS a lifelong friend ~ Ezra Cornell
took marked interest in the efforts OF
that phiianthropist 20 establish Cornell
university and was one 81 the early irus-
tees ~ that institution. AT It's FIRST com
mencenent he proposed 70 Mr.. Cornell ana
10 SIS president Andrew n. White. 70
erect az Ithaca e coliege Tor women. Two
years afterward Mr.. Sages proposition
was accepted b. the trustees. with the
condition that Cornell university shall
provide and forever maintain facilities for
the education ~ women ns broadly AS
men" The college for women. known as
SAGE college and the chapel near IL, have
since been hnilt hv him and presented %
the university. When Mr Cornell died
Mr. sage Was elected president q the
board q trustees Of the university.
Besides the sage school o. philosophy
already mentioned be also built and en-
aevgea the neg library buil53ng ~ cost
% geo $50 The gifts % Mr.. Sage have
not however besn confined 20 Cornell
Ha founded the Lyman BeeFher lecture
shlp on preaching at Vale. ln correction
w{th its theoiu&lesi school. lie has also
endowed and bulit several churches ana
r.h.els Mr sage WAS married serGeal-
nsrf $50 60 susan r. daughter Of Will
fera Tann. ~ Ithaca. \. Y.
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the air passing into this nasty raexs makes
bubbles that burst AMI cause ths rafting
IN yoar chest. The discharge chokeS tas
gaees and nature produces a cough. =
harsh. rackinE. tearing cough. that rrst
brings Up only a tough. STICKY and frothy
mucas. then some yelloNlsa 81 srea<sIsa
looking pss.
Nature has tried to cure yen and
failed For months sae has tried. bat sac
caanot cure. she would ge& y19 better
for time. but fresh cold brought tbs
soreness back % the Partially hra4ed sore
spots OF dust and germs irrttated the In
famed surface. ard Tits Undld al the Eood
that you had accomplished. Doctors may
have given yea medic bGG Ills med
cine, going as IL lid 10 the stomach, never
reScnea the sore spots and consequently
did no good What was needed was a
something taat could 50 directly 10 the
diseased parts and cleanse and protect
and heal them. This you at last found IN
ths Treatment That Cures and when
you began q course % this treatment. when
you began - brg0fhe ia. 81 deep iHhala-
tious tae Afe-giNlug medication. and felt
4 going deep down into your chest. SIS
made Itsss}f apparent. the tlght feeling IN
your chest began 10 leave. the sacrtness
OF breath 70 20 away. tEe pain behind tina
hreaStboAe 20 disappear. a1d the cough
THAI kept you awake IL raght became less
and less The nasty material thar ycu
breastbona 10 disappear. and this coGgh
became less and less FOR the sore spots
that caused X 10 ~ poured out have been
healed. Tnsn Nature. assisted as sue Is,
undertakes and soon repairs the break thai
has been made IN the tissues. and the paris
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
TO CIRE DYSPEPSIA.
A View Remedy which VIII DO II.

Chronic dyspepsia Is considered by many
people 10 be nearly IL not quite incuFahle.
No good reason can be given why they
think 80. except that perhaps they have
tried various remedies without much. II
any. benefit But the progress Ia every
branch OF medicine has been such that
among other things lasting cure for in
digestion IN is chronic form. as well as
temporary. has been discovered and Is
now placed before the public strictly on
ifs merits as a permanent cure for all
stomach troubles or difficulties with the
digestive organs.
This new treatment IS called Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. bsiRg put up in tablet
form so as 70 Ne easily taken and also 70
preserve It's good qualities for an indeh-
rite length Of time.
This remedy has produced surprising ef-
fscts in the worst forms of indigestion,
and In many eases where ordinary reme-
. dies failed to give even relief Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets have fully cured
The splendid results frorn using this
preparation are owing 10 the fact that IL
Il prepared and intended for Dyspepsia
and stomach troubles oaly. II is not
cure-aH Ike SO many advertised reuae-
d'es claiming TO curs everything under
the SUN. bur Il Is claimed that 81 is a GER
tain cure for Dyspepsia and anyone SUI
fering from any form OF indigestion can
not fan to gst permanent relief and cure
from lts use.
1t is SO prepared and the ingredients ara
o. such un .ure tina; when the tablets
are taken into the stomach they digest
fhe food no matter whether the stomach
IS IN good working order or not. You
SET sasterRnce and strength 70 mind and
body by reason q tae food beng properly
Gigested and AZ the same tire the muca-
abused stomach l. allowed 10 rest and O.
cuperate-
twlthstaHdiug the great benefits % -
derived from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
the nrice Is but - cents for full-sixed
usrkaEes ard all druggists sell them.
htfte book ou Stomach Diseases mail
"a free ny addressing ire stuart Co. Mar
shan Ma
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the current 81 air and lodged in the en-
aATsea ana diseased glands. aud by EhS3r
presence they further aTTIsa1e aud prevent
the IEFtA&lesa spots from - a3sng- Nature
has fafied 70 cure you. You have tried %
cure yourself ard hAve failed the acc~
tors have failed 90 clre yoEI- ans al last.
4cH begin fhe frpat u sng that doeE cure
You begin os tTeathfug into yoalE noSSrtss
TIE tnhea33nS medication and notice a
change al once. TIE swelling ia the nose
disappears "a HtFle az a time, 0aUl t-e
ar passes freely. The nasal openings get
larger sno larger, VITA this the atscosn-
fort ceconaes less. fer The medicine has
first washed away the Irritating Particles
OF dust, IL has then Killed tfle germs that
are boring info tne tissues. II soothsS and
heals ard coats over the tHalamed surface
and prevents other germs from gaining
a f0othosd. Nature tn your c4Ss.. has been
assisted enuuSh. She soon heals up the
fnramed parts under the aDEtSeptic cover
las or the medication. the tnnamea and
diseased tissues settle down 10 8 con-
citizen OF health. and yoG are Wei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
Tr,ni,, FINDS Greatly Exaggerated

SAN FRANCISCO. sept T.-Gen. Ma
deira, the wefl-known Mining expert. Who
has been making n careful examination or
the Coffee creek district, IN Trinity coan-
~. has sent a report e Secretary purssns
Of the state mining bureau. He says mat
the value Of the recent nnds ia that sec
ton have been greatly exaggerated. tioia
can be named out from the surface dirt
only IN small quantities paving from 10
= cents q pan Any large strike that may
h.. made there in the future VII accrue -
the benefit only Of those having plenty OF
capital with which 70 buy machinery and
s,rof,srlv work claims.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
eaaIBoo CREEK MINING NOTES.
xueh activity I'm Development work
-fyeparirx for Winter SHOWS.

e51sl Dspatch 10 the P0st-fnteliigencer
XEIS1S p e.. sept fS-F. VI Chad
ksas TIA miiag exlstt. has fust RETURN
4 run Az ss'rnded visit 20 the rarsh,o
r~s Mining district and IN conversation
Rrs general review ~ the mines 10
asa tAfrf. The gov rnment suprOpgdA =
s x fM has been expended on the
tsfra road between Burton and Mineral
fflfaie Subscriptions are now nav
p ~ eoniraetors for the balance Of the
fst They Will try 10 build the road
ffs r.iss past Mineral Cttv. 10 the
%sr a Canyon creek IN the neigh
Nsocc q Mineral City great many To-
Ma have bess made. particularly on
IS snd Snow creeks. on Canyon creek
2 1eove Canyon creek 4 number OF
g. properiies arr being developed o.
Eaoo creek. above Canyon creek.
hsas the hesl Is the Chieftein group.
- by McGsnnis & Clark They have
= rorsplefed a 15-foot tunnel on the
- which shows pay streak Of rich
TIE ASSAYS obtained from the ore
ton 70 10 S6ao ounces in silver. with
assnsFal average Of 10 ounces and IN
ton = TO so some az the highest
gave y per cent copper, showing
ae and chloride OF silver and also
Nsfhisl silver.
1rk Watts 4 ca avyn n-,r,fzs,s-
- near the Chieffaia group. There
~ claims. on three ~ which. the
Lee cnnundrum and Victoria. 90
leasis hAve heen run. Tie vein Il
g 'hfes . nine feet in width. two feet
- sfongiy mineralisei Assays have
na 80 '''' s's
Jones. Of Burton. owns the Tyee
. lseFs~ Knott. located In Tyee guleh
= eAnyon creek. He also has fatf rests
Iaa1ier Closd Rack Hawk Ne
-. fea King and Iron nuke. the twe
- 80 Or CanTon creek They have
By shafts fifteen 80 thlrty-
see2. show ln7 : vein three 10 six
g about one foel 4 which Is heavy
carving some sold.
MaaeTal creek au1 three miles
- Alaessl Gay j. located the praasss-
-. ma q + EauTre T.. g. ReI4 and
sH-foot tuual has cnened she
4R Lass yvar Ihsa issn d
- seas q ere 80 gas trait shelter
sasl e hsYe rlven So In gold
S1e belt is situated the Corn
saF ete Al tacse arss ara snw
ss ~8a baaches o. rich ore furnishing
| 49, = .al.esari. Taylor. GlS fos3. Nc
| saa etasrs have made a number
/ g. eu csfieoo mountain. h,.w Ell
- 80 C3nys z creeks. ala located
- .se aacEa,alf. whisa have apen-
= e tor,y feet deem. Tse ore *
- s.A's1 wl,h from SIX "a "a. W.
A.. psS streak. wfh lunches u
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leking out the rschaxf ere ev4~ 13~
main tunnel Tire increased wzlsss - 80
GRE - shown by tie fact that TIE re
.u1ns from the last carload went nearly
30 per ton, and the gold value vas -
ne running 81 the sawmsH rssu~e~ r.
expense Of building the headouarrer. cra
pnnkers and camp buildings hy AZ least
half
FfsSl1en5 Gates. OF the Monte Crss-o
railroad. was IN town this week ~ -
assurances 70 the mine owners az "a
hearty Cooperation OF tfe railroad IL ali
OF the Development Of tina nlnes. IRE
read ne saiG. wanted tonnage. and would
DO All in the WAY % spurs and hraacr
roads that the ore IL sight would war
rant.
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Why II Cures Disease OF
the Bronchial Tubes.

Yew havr HAD considerable sre"sfe
--ss voar thrcat ar3 ere t-ogsis waa
~at csre8 Il dsa sat ~ sell q asses
s.esaszsa r.atzra coaA rst care s. y has
sxser8e8 DEAN 20 Euar Noc4E e9Fs And
49, + has g-sasea fsrther c7En aaang
49, ar fassAxas 9Et8 20 H s~t@G@st fE@
1900 aws thau fhH bFnnr6st E4t.ss.
re ~zsssang Ass 50 ua~razeH ere sgra&l
..sf.ss t3fzt sAe ar o@Hf uass free
~ eaEsa zksE1 Ea4 ara sff& - breath
~~s 49, Sc zahEa1 Ere breast bore ard
$3.50 49, = sEa mrog 3n ssa ztsgliee
&fms@ The kare tnNaesF8 EsAn4S- that
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