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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-26
WITH wHATooM SOCIETY PEOPLE.

WHATCOM, Sept. "a very enjoyable
social and musicale was given at the
rooms of the Library association last even
fng. In charge OF Mrs. Bacon, Mrs Els
and Mrs. Mansfield.
Mrs. Ella Higginson. assisted by Mrs.
7. B. Irish. gave a delightful afternoon
tea Wednesday 10 about twenty ladies.
in honor Of Mrs Harry Booth who leaves
next week for her home al Detroit, Mich
Miss Esther Sutherland has resigned
from the Fairhayen schools. having Sc
cured a better position In Seattle
Miss Nena Minton. niece Of DIT. and Mrs.
J. C. MIngon. arrived here Monday from
Henrietta, Texas. and viii spend the
winter with her aunt and uncle
Mrs. s. J. Craft Is visiting Seattle
friends.
Mrs. Bruce Milroy. OF North Yakima,
whose husband was a member Of the le-
glsiature there two years ago and Is now
on his way 10 the Klondike. returned 10
her home this week after visit OF sever
al weeks with her mother in Fairhaven-
Mrs. James T. Gander is visiting friends
in Seattle for a few days.
Mr. " J. Mclean who has heeR en-
Toying a leave of absence for some weeks
from his duties as master mechanic Of the
divisions Of the Plant system OF railways
in Alabama and Georgia. and mas been
visiting hts parents and sisters In Fair
haven. left Thursday for Sacramento and
San Francisco He win not return 70 the
south II he can secure desirable posi-
ton IN the west.
: VI. Bruce was Seattle visitor this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dickinson have
returned from a pleasure trip Of several
weeks in oregon and California They
have moved from Fsirhaven 10 the resi-
dence Of ex Mayor Black. on Front
street.
Mr. ard Mrs II. =. Waity and daugh-
ter OF Honolulu left this week for Shel-
don. Illinois. after a short visit with
friends here.
State Senator Dorr has returned from an
up-Sound trip.
Mrs r A. Valentine IS hack from
pleasant trip with Tacoma friends
Miss Lelu Jenkins has gone 20 olympia
20 visit her father and brother FER q short
time before going 20 Washington y. &.
70 take q course Of elocutonary study
NJ Joseph Reid has returned 10 scat
t.e after q business sotourn 81 about three
weeks here,
Nir and Mrs Rhodes % Winiock and
Mis- Morrison. y seattle ar visiting Tor
= week with Mr., and NJ NJ c. Griffin.
of the Byron house M Rhoade= g book
lseeper IN the Erescogs & Vcness mill, a.
V-fnlcck
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ARLINGTON SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tolin. Of Stan
wood, visited Mr. and Mrs NJ. j. Gala
CHAN OF this place. last Sunday. They
were accompanie b. their son, Master
Clyde Tolin.
Mrs. y. c Johnson was at Seattle this
week consulting a physician.
Mrs. u. J. Wright IS enjoying 8 visit
from her mother. Mrs. Sarah ]. Frees.
her brother. Arthur Frees. and her niece
and nephew. Pearl aud John Heine. Of
Tolt
Mr. Charles Palmer paid Arlington a
brief visit Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A H. Norrington. who
have been holding quarterly meeting at
the Free Methodist church. left Thursday
for Everett 10 hold meetings.
Rev Father Van, Of Snohomish. viii
hold services in the Catholic church to-
morrow morning.
Mrs W. T PiIlman of the Sound Prod
uce Company. Of Everett. was in town
Monday on business.
Or. Stryker has gone TO Tacoma 10 at
tend the fail term OF the Tacoma School
OF Medical and Dental Surgery.
Miss Ethel Helm lef. Thursday TO enter
the Ross Seminary the fan term OF which
opens September -.
The ladies' of the Methodist Episcopal
church are making extensive preparations
for a necktie social 10 be given In the
new church building on october g. Besides
the usual sale OF baskets. an interesting
literary programme Is promised.
&. A. Hudson. Frank Wales and Victor
Thorp, OF this place. have joined the
Mount Baker stampede.
Mrs. l.. Nose. Mrs. Albert Nelson Miss
Lettie Vieg and Miss Nettie Helmstad
returned home Tuesday. after spending
two weeks picking hops near Stanwood-
Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, who was prepar-
ing 10 leave shortly for a visit 10 her par
erts in Tennessee. has postponed the date
OF her departure. because of the yellow
fever scOurge.
Mrs. Marion Goodings daughter and her
husband, from Seattle, are guests OF Mr.
Wooding
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EVERETT SOCIAL

EVERETT sept TIE k}onalks So
cal gNsn ~ she iatss % Jhs ConEre ga
tonsl Church a. Icw q er Thursday even
ing vas tute-e> laciy cr5S nal The i1nch
b-aNes Nevr trimmed "a represent al t1e
phases ~ the raafe ana camp, Tee sag
ssax tsaii ufth sasw capped ruourtalsss
th,s river aHc lsAcs covered WI.n a sc; -
boats IL transit. gre safur~s working be
tte fra1en groaaa ana smoking the.r Fipes
"a frant * cabins we-v 81 sr.sseteasly
r,fsressn.sa. The 4rcEraruaae VS. Rs fol-
ts.xs. Mlss Eakr sorS "hleaftke 5-
-ps~ Eratr.-' fshfne S.nteh res-ftst .,sr
.sSksestav Tgsft~ Mss cassie Nlsehrlf
-k8ona.ka MARI" znd "NswEes Marc -
Ma carrie : rxana recitation. '-TAe Ntoa-
q Ne Mr Faster soc. ~oE 90 - klou-
dixie Ms Frsviv~ r-sd.nw pa-ossy on
rae ksooa. kc. A.Ss Ha2e.3 sag. ga
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TIRE EioadEke Rsver~ An address was de-
hyere1 ~ Rev. II. c. Mason. Of yancoa-
yer. b c.
Miss Lena Linton. assisted by Miss
MARI Parsin. entertained = number az
her friends az an afternoon lunch on
Wednesday. Present were. Mrs Bur-
rel. OF Seattle. NIsz Morse. Ms Mae
Evsrhar6. Mss Lola Mitchell. Miss Tia
MAYOR and Mss Louise Earle. Of CHI
cazo.
Miss Rose c. Mitchell. OF Seattle. after
several weeks OF vacation. has resumed
her classes IN music IN Everett.
Miss Ida MAYOR entertained Miss Morse.
Miss Mitchell and Miss Linton a. a )
O'Clock tea on Saturday.
Mr.. Rooert MSeIke and Miss Edith k0r-
6fne. both % SnohomiSa. were married in
the pariors OF the Grand Central hotel on
Wednesday. Justice Frederick Trump
performed the ceremony.
Ar. r. r Brenton left on the steamer
NsIia Naha On Saturday morning for
San Francisco. He + going 10 commence
a course Of study In the college Of PAYS
clans and surgeons in thar city.
Mrs ". n. HALEY Is visiting IN Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. RI. Volianz We're visit
ing in Seattle Saturday and sunday.
Mr. Augusta Plummer Foster Of Ia
coma. Wa the guest OF Mrs ;. y. Baird
for several days this week
Mrs r. A Hail. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. ". r. Stocknridge
left for Kansas City. Mo. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Stockhridge accompanied her as far
as Puyallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. who recently came
from Staples MINI, have settled in Cen
treha.
Mrs. CougiIl has gone 10 Portland 20 at
tend her mother who il sex. Sac viii
remain In that city until spring.
Evening services in all the churches will
begin at 80 o'clock after Sept D.
Augustus Johnson, who Is employed in
the san Francisco office OF the Lowell
Paper mill viii be married to Miss Weav-
er. Of this city, next week
Mr. Barnes and Mrs. Rockwell VIII. In
the near future. give the harnivai OF
Kommeree" under the auspices OF the g.
A T. and Womens Relief Corps
Mr. and Mrs. IA. p. Cooley viii 20 TO
Eau Claire. Wis. this week for an ex-
tended Witt with friends al their former
home.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n. Hawkins. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Miller for the
past three weeks. returned to their home
in Grand Rapids. Micn., by the Great
Northern on Friday evening.
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fhilip Tllnshast is in the East
- J II Paniou has gone 60 Victoria.
- - aer Paddock is visiting friends
q !. .ae .Sdsers tI0sn.er lcu 10Y Philadel-
! r Manning and Mss Sass le!t
As faf Kansas city.
: nd Mrs " n. Tyler have moved
4F nome on e street fer the winter.
- A..ya lngersou isft last week for
'ss'oSp Convent Washington. u.
i, I'D Ms Waiter Jacks VIII atrrs
+ - sad Mrs " y burral this even
~ $ Reeves lcft TnaSf,y Tor Chi.
~ sail from New York on sep
! Tor Bfemuda.
- :. fa,.p Ttlnghast entertained Mr.
- q, Foster AND Nj and Mrs
-, ss az dinner on Sunday Hast.
se cur from Mrs. Iesl. Cltllar,
- ~ .sxt Monday afternoon. a. ~
~ -. - Afs +, e. CuiIem who leaves
= aef horne ca Tennessee.
e. { TonScy. Mr. J g Van
.. = Ars II n Calktus Miss Riggs
- Anderson Ner,- tNe kess,s -
| tsas.ss.ssha Evans al luncheon on
-. So Mrs C r. nodvsn save = very
sf.ss,ss. 49,, y, a the Taynma Hotel 20 a
49, ~ Aefd1y. Those present were
AAanaer.
srs., = Pesrce Vas the hostess a a
tess -. iSaseeon on Wednesday The
~. 80 M 81 paetar Ms
H. taliarn Mr. 81 80
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HARTFORD NOTES.

HARTFORD SEPT Miss Lillian
Montgomery was an Everett visitor
Thursday.
Mr George Brown visited ln Everett
Sunday.
Mrs Allan Mcdonald was an Everett
visitor Thursday.
NJ p D. o. uoE~eli visited al Snohorclsh
Tuesday ca business
The entertainment a. ths Highland
ZOO house on Wednesday evening was
a success socially ard financially.
MISS Ella Hilton = MaTvEvlIie is teach
tur Al the lake stevens school.
Mr. ard Mrs = J UTsn visited in Ev-
eraft Tuesday.
Mr. charles White has moved hss family
% Everett
A H. Etay was - Seattle th.s week
% business
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FREE BAND CONCERT.
Popular Music at Madison Park This
Afternoon

Mr.. Wagner has prepared for today's
concert AT Madison park a programme Of
popular and classical music which will
be a rare treat. Among the selections are
Overture. Fest selections from Onen-
oachs operas and bohemian Girl
-Fruhlngslled" by Mendelssohn. and a
medley CT popular songs. arranged BY
Boueger.
BY special request, Mrs. Edmunds will
repeat Doris and the sweet irish melody
Come Back ashore The latter song
was written by Marie Winslow. OF this city.
and set 70 music by Samuel Driscoll II
has already taken rank among the most
popular of the new songs. The words OF
the song will be printed in the programmes
distributed at the park
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'afiA SOCIETY CIRCLES.

e.sas,rs.N sept S--Nr. SIS Mrs Teh-
+ "a "a sadEe ard N~s rl-y,o. S.,,y
1<-. Ms RAYS NJ. 1,-ste. a..
'Args, : Bowen M- Ha ara ~
"a Wheeled ove- me ,ar,,,,~t.-r.-,-
ssss sa's tAi. VS.
- 49, - g, Wha-eea. visited rela-
y. a.ls''as 20 sais e.ts .a.s ~
essse.s = s'iVersa-y ei1h rst az she
~ as.,, Nys r NJ rr.v ,A.s w.. \
,As.s.ss.@ mythology ara nythslog.-
- asr'aa walar,,,. .--.......
~ safe ar~ysl n os---r.s - =
las ea,eved .Ae $500, -.
= csss-S~.s' Tternet m Tue~ssv iran,
.rs,.ssss.s,' 'ssr, ~aers $50 has ecrn on
: Lacy ists hess Ia yye4as sasy
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cot PEtHIE SOCIETY.

CoUPEFILLE, Sept. 25.-Miss Williams.
OF California, who has been teaching the
government school az Douglas Island for
tfie past year, is spending a few days In
town, the guest OF Mrs. NJ + Jenne
Miss Anna Miller. Of Ia Conner. IL
spending a few days with Mrs A. l. Al
e0ander.
Mrs {. 2. Newberry and daughter Be-
TIA were in Seattle a few days this week
The Puget Sound Academy opens on
September -
Mrs. \. III. Wanamaker visited friends
in Seattle this week
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Going IcaAIt

The Northern Pacific railway VIII sell
tickets to St. Louis sH Chicago for 81. and
all intermediate points not exceeding above
rates on each Tuesday and Thursday IN
10 and including October y, 1897. For fun
particulars call al the Northern Pacific
depot Western avenue and Columbia
street: city ticket Office. First avenue and
Yesler way. l. A. Nadeau, general agent.
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both o. Buc0da. were married last sat
Br1ay at Chehalis
Mrs Charles Tolton entertaines sew
erai ladies' Friday afternoon Refresh
ments were served and delightful time
Was enjoyed by all
Or Mead returned from skaguay last
Tuesday
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WENATCHEE SOCIETY NOTES.

WENATCHEE. Sept 2-The Kitchen
club gave a dancing party LAST evening at
the Haskell Prowen hall. II was the lirst
party OF the season.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Baptist
church gave a social last evening 4
pleasant time was had BY those in attend
ance. and a neat sum was realized.
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BJC0uA SOCIETY NOTES.

BTCopA Sept = " ans Ms john
Dootsna are sp~u6lng q -vs eEvs iu Ts-
ru1A
NJ ard Mr. g = Garland - SEATTLE
speet sunday h~ve -sth - 3@ttves
NJ G~oxss Rogers aC4 Mss LGlF DAVIS
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Northern Pacific Railway Company will
make a rate OF Sa4 70 81. Louis and s47 to
Chicago and rates TO intermediate points
not 10 exceed above on each Tuesday and
Thursday 70 October -. 1897 Call az North
ern Pacific depot. or city ticket office l. A.
Nadeau. general agent.
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The Washington Condensed Milk Com
pany are putting on the market a quality
of milk superior 20 anything that has been
heretofore offered. the secret of II Is the
cows being fed on clover and IL being
fresh. instead OF standing on the shelves
for months
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Reduced Rates.

on Tuesdays and Thursdays up 20 and
including Oct a. rates will be S57 first
lass. 81 second class 70 Chicago, So first
lass s44 second class TO S. Louis. via
Great Northern Railway. $50 First ave.
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Rainier Beer is mild invigorating bev-
erage. especially beneficial 10 people who
need a light tonic.
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Rainier Beer Is pure. sparkling and re-
freshine.
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Try Frye Bruhn Co.'S kettle-rendered
Lard
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A meeting OF the Tacoma Golf club
saaeslsy Rlghs The following officers
~ elected. NJ. Alexander Battle.
Asai NJ. l. y. Lockwood secretary.
n Rnrrin, captain. and Afessrs.
shsisa, Eheriey and MacleAn. commit
NJ Robert Balfour. who was b ere
England last winter. has presented
~ handsome gcia medal 20 tho club.
e. reaihlg cumpetiiio. Of the sea-
AL y played Saturday.
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,AAAs nasaas orr TnE POLICE.
- 1arglar Alarm in the Hotel
Nosthern BArroosn.

hlephanic message from the Hotel
ss{1o9a 70 police headquarters SAYING
~ Me.A were burglars In the harroom
~ Ao,s shortly after o'eicck yss,sz-
- HoSnihk. brought Sergeant Ward and
&sesise barbec 10 the hotel in double
- tizke On their way down they met
nnsisnAa Stevens and invited him 10 as
- n TIE capture. Stevens assented and
~ Ais place In tbs alley behind the
~ 70 prevent the possibility of the
.sofsaksrs escaping that way.
sssa ana hashes wen; around the front
~ afd we're met by the night clerk.
sss with il!-sarpresssd excitement. told
- sssflng soma enc moving In the ciossd
= Rom. and Their hearing crash ~
sazag glassware followed by silence.
= vas sure the burglars were ,hese. rs
ees
sas ley Of the door being procured. Bar
sasered. cicseIy followed by Ward.
- ssN living thing in the room was a
=. - al sitting Oh the back bar am opg
e sFssksSe II had wrought amoag thu
ssse Hsrteefs eagle eve took ia
= hsststiea a. osee, and after q short
asss the unfor,unafe rodent was ~ anyl
sssss b. heath the officers he wy keel.
= Asesf exeiieFnent over the raj hsat
ssas ehsgrin Al Ending such small
ssxss sng saeh az cutlery. Dzfhec arz,a
Aa lefsot ali abous Stevens. who pacst
= 40 ao*n the alley for three -auarters
y aosF after he MAS or duty waiting
We ss-siafs that never carsse.
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frs4uenty msvs 14Dx43s w3EA what
u Foua1 - fasldennAle SnAles.
II has s<sr Aseovsrsc ~ sssns cs sAe
society LADIES' ID some % .hA sareW eitsss
saAs rembsD e H. most ss.s<Ae4
Szesss ~ their ~lprcxcrs'' Az sae-s &
less tssag-esahsy s9es<ee by cc14e. this
fas< se.cg paruscIaf;T essssvAAs& AntAt
TIE Militant and hrasAy cree.
10 rees The want % eefse4 fnne$ers.
vita wksn Che subtitle beverage o9es net
agree. Postum, sAe heassA se4se. has keen
s1sss largely Introduced In 1ksAsocz bic
quarters.
his is . s.nguaxxsy appsSvsag drink
m4Se fren o9seals wheat Ec) by she
Postum Cereal Ca usr.sedi, Battle
Creek. Mich. 1hscA Incidentally locks ana
smells Ike eae ccH=e. bet instead Of PRO-
dacaag sAe unpleasant Disturbance With
the digestive organs. ~ ccsee does Il.
rumeefless cases. & Agrees perfectly with
sas wsskes; stomach ana Is Ecarsshing
aad fastensnH, being made wholly from
pure GrainA IL can BE served string ~ An
aSse- dinner cr1ee with perfect s1scess as
TO looks. taste and sfFscs upon the guests
A reliable Rrocef viii never cGsr . cheap
or weak imitation az = genuine original
arsscie because he harpens 10 make little
extra profit. But II II well to observe that
when genuine Postum Cereal Feed CcSee
IS ordered. shat you Get Pcssuns, and rot
spurious imitation offered - ",uss as
good"
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Mrs NoYrington Il AZ last out Of Sail.
Around her imprisonment and the ,ssff-
Hons sss has given IN the three cases Of
the stat. against Patrick B4rns Villa m
b1yke and William Newman. "A much In
tefest has conferred 80 In any minor ersra-
maj ca.s that has adorned the annals OF
Seattle Jurisprudence for years Az Is well
known, Mrs. Norrington same 20 sntx cav
under rather peculiar circumstances A
iady OF advanced years, or 20 say the least.
past middle life. her ssrst act after land
Ing from . steamer at one OF the city
docks was to betake herself 10 a we'll
known saloon All the testimony In sha
cases has shown that she permitted the
men who were in this saloon 10 make very
free with her. When she went 10 her
room for the night two naen were admit
ted TO her room. and during the Eigh, she
was robbed or the snug sEm OF 4zsS which
she had with her In cash.
The arrest OF Burma. Burke and New
man followed. and the story OF their trials
has been fully given to the public from
daJ to day Tie result OF the trials in
the superior court was that Burns was
sentenced TO the rsnissntiary for FIVE
years, Burke Tor four and a half years,
while the Jury In the case Against New
man tailed TO reach an agreement, ena
he was released last Saturday on an ap-
proved bond liz the sim of $50.
Mrs SoFrsEgfon was released ysster-
day on her verbal recogniance In the sum
OF Sza9. As further guarantee for her
appearances there is now due her in the
way OF witness fees fer her testimony in
the three cases the following sums: IN
the Burns case. SIS: In the Burke case.
as. in the Newman case s..
some adverse eriticssm was caused by
the imprisonment Of Mrs Norringtorl.
aid she herself WAS loud In her COM
xtssis - n
for the treatment she had received n,
their hands, Indeed. she went so far as
to deliver one or two phiisppies against
them from the witness stand, neither
court nor counsel being able to check the
soiuele range OF her answers BY forci-
bly, OBTAINING her however. &c testify In
the three cases, the state had The salts
faction OF having the complaining wit
ness promptly on hand. and the three
cases promptly disposed Of.
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FOR THE SALE OF FISH CANS.
General agency Of nix Factory ES-
tahIished Mt Whatc0uA

Special Dispatch TO the Pcst-Inteiisgencer
WHATCOM. Aug. Ia.-The Pacific
Sheet Metal Works, which has two large
factories for the manufacture OF TN cans,
one at astoria and the other at San Fran
cisco. has established lis general agency
for the Sound country here In charge Of
". VI. Fr!xei. recognizing this point as
headquarters for the fishing industry
Yesterday six car leads of cans were un-
loaded here from the Walia Walia, coa-
signed 10 Mr.. Frizeil. and another az
rived on the State yesterday for the
Northwest Canning Company. at Blaine
az the six ear loads arriving on the Wai:l
Walla one goes TO the Ftdaigo Canning
Company. az Anacorses. one to the FAIR
haven Canning Company, at Fafrhaven,
ard one 70 Young & Williams, AZ Blaine.
II Is estimated that the seven caaueries
in Skazit ard Whateom counties. which
tug their cans, viii use sixty car loads
this season
The Alaska Packing Association. opsr-
siing the immense canpe-y at Serniah-
moo and also the big Point Roberts plant:
the great esr1sry OF the Anacortas
Packing Company at Aracortes. and che
Island Packing Company. az Friday EEar-
eor, manufacture their own CANS.
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Fer the escape from the system OF IT'S
waste ard debris. which. II retained. would
yftiate the hedily fluids and overthrow
hsaitn That important channel of exit
the bowels. may be kept perfectly free from
distractions by using fhe nca-sTi3sng gcn-
Nv aeting ard ewrseahse cathartic Hostel
tsr's stomach Bstfsrs. which not only iber-
e.es Impurities. but iuyfgavsfss the lining
OF the Intestinal canal. when weSJSengd ~
ssenx.ffs ton or the un~isa nSR OF ysoIsn Z
,,,,rgafixss TIE stomach liver snd ur3u-
Any orearS ATe likewise reinforced and
aroused 10 healthful action ~ this h@ref-
~eus tcnic snd corrective, ard every organ
t9ter muscle ara nerve experiences p shar.
Me, thc-auga q pos genial ard waoiA-
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