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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10
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THE REroRr DlscounTsous.

a ~ s = = -;
q Bright Little Newsboy Answsrs : Iady'
in . Smart snd c.ustic Manner.
"a small and dirty newsboy worked q
paying game for week or so down IN
the shopping districts, says Chicago
Tribune. He would. don a, most pa,
thetic expression, coup to a woman and
say, "Missis, wont you buy q paper?
Dis is my birfday and I amt sold
hardly any" OF course he would sell.
one in nine cases out Of ten and would
generally get a nickel and be told to
keep the change. He must have kept
this up fully a week and reaped: a
bountiful harvest. At last one young
woman who had tired Of the same. story.
and who became rather skeptical on the;
subject Of the Birthdays = stopped the
young genius and remarked ID tones
clear enough to be heard some little
distance, "Seea here, little boy, what
did you say about. your sbirthday!" ~
% Lady. please buy a paper; dis is my
birfday, and amt sold but one paper
to-day" whined the young rascal. 'a.
Nov, little boy, to my certain
knowledge you have had a birthday
every day. this week. Aren't you
ashamed to tell such stories!' asss r.
He was cornered for q minute ana
stood with; head cast down. and every
appearance Of remorse. ,5Af hit rs
looked up with a most innocent express
sion and said: "Well, you see. lady,
you en- me we're different. I amt very
old, en- / thought I'd have q lot 81 birf-
days to 4oncet,, en- den I could quit
havin' 'em, like you. see?" Is.
She concluded he was past reforming
and, slipping dime in his hand, moved
on signing over the wickedness Of the
generation, while the young sinner exc
cuted pas seul Of his own invention.
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~ hal come ont ~ 5S,s + SA,., . IN
}Kwould be weli II yos,, = - ~, T.,
1T cheuue. Ynother. r. & =
n IL in person. :, Al 49, 4; y.
|, Certainiy. Harold. 5f = = mia
w very nice" NJ "A
esHe went IN through f.s.,,sX2 ~ - ff,srS
and the Doctor wsre .ittin:. ts 800. a
the dininr-room. she snrsrs "a her
feet at the SIGHT of MN
"oh. Harold. / nave 'hesn it,nr FOR
||tyouiso dmpatiently.s. shs 1r,sS. VI ~
you pass the front wlndSWS half as
hour ago. I would. hav - nosS. n In, II 81
dared. Do tell M what shas - nnened. :,
IT have come m to thanE You both.
HowScan I:repavl Won rSaso...s,r kiEd.
ness?r.. Herr n, .vonr $3.50 risoctor. i
have not needed IT,, 81 ndsthst &. can
lay my, .hands On. a 8, sto nay. M
creditors" -, ss - Il
"Thank cof1.. .aid si S.iar,X {s. r.; q
81 s,,r,,a -, 4. u. ssIG..s1 Sss.nsS
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while she will be able to reach fifteen
knots with three feet Of, water cover.
ing the hull and not less than eight
knots while submerged. At these
speeds an endurance Of fifteen hours
:awash and ten hours submerged is an
tielpated: She Will carry no guns 7r
bitter armament except flve automobile
t6rpedoes, to be launched from two
expulsion tubes. Two additional tor:
81 pL,esdoes can BE carried IL desired. ss
/, IA complete shell surrounds the yes:
Sc. from the stem aft to about three
quarters Of the length Of the boat. The
forward open space within the inner
shell contains the torpedo expulsion
tubes. Abaft Of this space is the boils-,
which is incased In asbestos, with
d: double thickness, and an in
te rmediate air space between.
Abaft of. the boiler il the engine room,
containing the engines. condenser,
pumps. blower. dynamo and connec-
lions. Abaft Of the dynamo the, air
compressor and the ballast tank are
placed.
Such 10 the interior OF the vessel,
but the space between the inner and
outer shells is important In the dis
position Of materials, and In the oper-
alton of the boat. The expulsion tubes
are in the bows. and the section Of the
vessel between the stern and the for
ward bulkhead, in the space between
the two shells, contains two horizontal
tubular spaces in prolongation Of the
expulsion tubes. The remainder Of the
space in this compartment is enclosed
and is'used as q sea water tank, which
ian be quickly emptied when necessary.
The pressure for forcing the water
out Is compressed air. -
Above the tank are placed three
magazine tubes to hold automobile tor
rpedoes. Each tube is provided with
} water tight door and with q piston.
from the forward end Of each maga-
zine tube pipe fitted with 9 check
valve leads backward through the
bu]khead and out through the shell
Of the boat. Another pipe, similarly
placed. is fitted with stop valve and
connected to operate from the tor
redo room. Another pipe. fitted with
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Thlnks be. q an Enxlne.

nAuA9 140 - IN ENGINE
There is now in the county Jail at
Ann Arbor, Mich, awaiting vacancy
in the Pontiac asylum, young man
who imagines he is a train Of cars.
He spends nearly all his time in initial
ing the noises attendant on starting up
and stopping railroad train. Every
sound and movement he produces with
startling fidelity and detail. When
the officer found him he was on the
railroad track, and from his actions
was just getting up steam. Soon he
said 1t was time to start, ordered the
fireman to I'LL the tank with: water and
the tender with coal. initiating every
act perfectly. Then he pulled out the
lever and started the train, running
SO fast that it was necessary to head
him of with q horse. His whistle for
down breaks" can be heard mile.
He is about II years old. j.
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= stop valve. leads from ne 2
reservoir Into the md of ear libel
facilitate the exp1 frS}
the tube By mean g 10 y I'D 90
The primary oh1ed ldA
tack y. Of cours1 hs
enemy. But the s&lety q t1 crlll
must be considered as Tar 40 Il COM
patible. n this boat ample provision
haa bean NADIA t0ori. slsalcah r. ProYIIIox Tor!
aslafeA anlouns4 Of compressed air car
rled- A. nanssness sbronse cylinders ~
the water ballast spaces. /, = :
. When q descent NJ made the Kings
ton valves atsthe bottom iii the waller
spaces are opened kn3 eths ali III these
spaces allowed 70 escaps through THO
valves placed at their Tho
NH.~
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A'n4y ssssshs y as,assr'' asn.

1870 II S -. 4 ~ ~ ~. s -
From superior, wias Citizen: We
have read 81 Maud on . summer day,
who raked, bare-fo oted, The ne.s-mpwn.
hay; We hAxe read t0f the maid In the
early morn. who MIXED the COW With
the crumpied horn. and we've read the
layslthat the poets sing, OF the rssteing
corn and the flowers OF spring: but o.
all. tls :IaysNof tongue or s!pen. there's
nadEhts Ike the }ysTot the Badger hen.
Long, Jsugs before Maud .rales her hay,
the Badger 5sn as a.,D t tolsy land
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CHAPTER XIV.
STILL AMONG SHOALS /


EXT day brought
the Admiral q
cheque for Is, 900
from Mr.. McAdam,
and q stamped
agreement by which
he made over his
pension papers to
the speculative in
ventor. 1t was not
until he had signed
and sent 1t Off that
the full significance
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ss;.s;l : ,s.s { r J. 0lNl4lVYboSxe

His pension was gone. He had moth.
Ing save what fhsG dpaldX earn But
the stout sold ssnea1fg layer quailed.
He waited eagerly for y letter
from the Saint Lawrence Shipping om-
pany, and in the meanwhile he gave his
laHdlord quarters .noMcS. Hundred
fpohnd tdaf house, wSdld In future be
luxury which he could not aspire to.
A small lodging in some Inexpensive
part OF London must be the substitute
Tor his breezy Norwood villa. So~be it,
them" Better that a thousandfol than
that his name should be associatedewith
failure and disgrace. 10
S On that morning Harold Denver was
90 meet the creditors Of the firm, and
TO explain the situation to them. It
was hateful task, ading.task,
put he set himself to do it with quiet
resolution. At home they waited in In
tense anxiety to learn the result sc the
meeting. 1t was late before he returned,
haggard and pale, like a man who has
done and suffered much. -.
What's this board in front sof the
house?" he asked. y .
Is ss|s e. zdmies3. oha Tsis
place is neitheswn er country But
never mind 4 q UT. boy. Tl us chap
God help me.~My wrseched business
Is driving you out Of house and homer
cried Harold. broken down by his:fresh
evidence Of the effects of his nksfor-
tunes. 1T is easier for me to meet my
creditors than to see you two suffer
ing so patiently for my sake" B..
Tut, tut!" cried the Admiral.
There's no suffering in the matter.
Mother would rather be near the thea
ters. That's thgsbottpm of it, isn't It,
mother? Yous chine and sit down here
between us and tell us all about It."
Harold sat down with b loving hand
in each Of his -
TITS not so bad as we thoughts said
ne. and yet 1t is bad enough. Iahave
about ten days to find the money, but I
don't know which way to turn for 1t.
Pearson, however, lied, as usual, when
ne spoke Of $4,000. The amount IL not
quite f7.000.'' =
/ The Admiral clapped his hands. 81
knew we should weather 1t, after all!
Hurrah, my boy! Hip. hip. hip. thur
Harold gazed linn in surprise, while
the old seaman waved his arm above
his head and belloNed out three stem
storian cheers. where am to get
seven thousand pounds from, dad9.' he
asked. 81. /.
Never mind. You spin your yarn %
We'll. they were very good and very
kind. but Of course they must have
their money or their moneys worth.
They passed vote Of sympathy for
me, and agreed to wait ten days be-
fore they took any proceedings. Three
of Hthem. whose claim came to. &, 500,
told me that II would give them my
personal /. o. u, any pay interest at
the rate Of five per cent, their amounts
might stand over as long as I wished.
That would be a charge Of Els upon
my income, but with economy could
meet It. and It., It dimi mi the debt by
Again tie Admfral Burst II out sud cheer
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Ghildron,D Drew 4 = Lots t.. !. !.

'--- Children, Drew Lots.
John. Walters Of Green Bay. Wis,
DIVIDED Bin PROPERTY n ip n nine lots and
put nine slips Of paper, each. repre-.
senttng' a portion. into q hat His
children each drew q. .slip and took
possession oft the property indicatsd
thereon The childfeh' are ( Fl is give htzp
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ktns sum thss raised 70 ~ ltewArtl
Or disposal ss:S

\ ~ German emperor almost inyariae,
trxtsls In his own white enaneledj
Bon carriage and whenever he o. tho.
IMPRESS Or any Of the princes or pyin-l
ceases Of the imperial family or any Of
the German sovereigns travel by train
the. name II always under -thA -Sfargol
Of a-high railway fupetionary.
- ~
-- The king Of Siam 10 expected ct Bers
lin ct the end u August, where ne will
be the guest Of the kaiser, and will Ia
terri rs -IaistGldS arss J3hdrrS As Will be.
present at.thexrRnd review to be held
BY the Gnrma& emperor In that neigh
bo0Grhood ID spfesimah = s e 5 ..5
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RAMPS HORNS.

+ q b..
Christie summary Of the law shifted
the scene Of the worlds tragedy to this:
heart. ''.
Our eyes cannot see who it is that ID
bearing the leprosy Of Gods CURSE
about with him.
No man is Christian until he. r.
able to appreciate goodness for its. own
sake, aside from any Of its benefits
We dread the open shame. Of; tia
day Of judgment, but really our pree-
ent inner complacency is more tas.,.
BILE.
What we call forces are. only God.a
methods, and they are as secret a. he
is. mo man hath seen force at any
time"
mo man hath seen GOD a any
time" says the Bible; nsither hath any
man seen man at any timA He is Z.
spirit. toe. 4
John Newband Moffet said, "rha
reason why Christ left the napkins n
the sepulchre, was to wipe the won,
ems tears"
The God that gave the birds the MI.
gratory instinct to fly straight to their
goal through the painless air, and the
fish to steer their way through the un-
chartered seas. win guide Alright "tka
pleasing hope. the fond desire. the
longing for Immortality" in man.
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Well situated.

There is in North Carolina post.
Office called "Troublesom9. not 30 very
far from "Mat1 imony."
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The Very First.

The Very First. 'tF1Asa3 n
Briggs-The first fight on record was
between Cain and Abel, wasn't itf Il
Riggs-Nah! The first occurred when
the serpent took fall out Of Adam.
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es sMaz,ye y Fs sf gf p95r' :

R$S~sse~oSeS
business" said the manager, (which all
lows men to leaveftt who have served
for fifty years, and who are still as good
as ever. Whom did yosiSserve?'.,. 4iasfa
1.-THE Queen. 44eaven bless herr,
"Oh, you were in the Royal navy.
What rating did you hold ?s' l-S1si<sb
81 am Admiral,of -theeFleet. Il e,YS
The manager started and sprang
down from his high stool! ~ S5
my name 10 Admiral Hay Denver.
There is my card. And here are the
reeords- of my AeFyApess ! dopit, you UNI
,darstand, want Id, push another man
from his billet: but II you should chance
TO have a berth open. should be very
glad Of 1t. know the navigation from
the Cod Banks right I'D to Montreal Z
s g 4da deal better 'hs1 kn0F ths''1ee's
The astonished manager glanced over
the blue papers which his visitor had
handed him. Wont you take q chair;
.Admiral?" said he sff sh!4zt ts61 III
"Thank you! But should be obliged
Il you would drop my title now. I told
you because You. asked me, but I've left
the quarter deck, and1am plain Mr.. Hay
Denver now 's
!. ''May.I ask said the manager, "are
you the same Denver who commando
1t one time on the North American sta
fio on a.. ffsA.i77tTEAfJH
'Then it was you who got one Of our
boats, the Comus, of the rocks in the
Bay Of Fundy? The directors voted
you three hundred guineas as salvage.
and you refused Them"
'.It was an offer which, should not have
been made" said thS ADMIRAL sternly.
"Well, 1t reflects credit upon you that
you should think Sox II Mr.. Henry were
here am sure thu he would arrange
this matter for you at once. AS 1t is.
shall lay 1t before the directors to-day
and an, sure that they will be proud
to have you in our employment and, ]
hope, In some more, suitable position
than that which you suggest
II am very much obliged to you. sir
said the Admiral, and started off again
well pleased, upon his homeward jour.
Qey. e.,f ,s,t3s
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OF all that he had done broke upon
him. He had sacrificed everything.
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The average height Of . woman Il
feet tuches. her weight 124N
pounds. =
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The Plnpger ~
almost every respect similar to the
Holland, recently completed 1t Eliza
,eth, NJ J., but It is claimed for her
hat some Of the minor defects In the
elizabeth boat will be remedied when
che new one is completed. 'SsSN'4a "
ss The boat Is cigar shaped and. 10,
built Of steel through bout. It is eighty
I've feet in length ard eleven feet five.
riches in diameter. When floating
light It had displace cement 81 155 tons,
and when, down to the load line 167
IONS. Two sets of motive power are
provided, one for the afloat and awasfi5
condition and the other. for the. sub
merged. Twin quadruple expansion
ngines,, with steam /. furnished
rom = water. tuhe boiler, will. operate
WIN screws when aeoat, cr. awash, AMI
! seventy horse power motor; fed ny
rty-eight chloride cells. will furnish
he power when, the; vessel is. sub
merged. ~. az FL sss; j. ss5..a.,,,,,
:. The steam power electric, dynamo
and storage cells are SO connected as
20 be readily. reversed in their action,
:hus rendering It possible; to recharge
the cells from the dynamo, the steam
engine being used as. prime motor,
The electric power may also be con,
nected to the propeller shaft placed IN
the axis Of the boat, in addition to the
connection with the main propeller
shaft. The motor may thus operate Il
special propeller in addition to driyk
ing the main shaft; Independently Of
the steam engines '.lsi5 "a 4s-:;.s
The capacity OF the storage cells is,
amply large to prevent injury or de-
.erioration while giving on the power
required to- propeli the vessel at !
speed Of about eight knots for at least
six hours. It is confidently predicted
hat the vessel will reach q speed of
sixteen knots. In the light condition,
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themselves wonderfully tactful as rul-:
era The choice Of name Of Tatiana
for their little baby has given the pao-
pie the most unboun6ed delight and
consoled them not a little for their dis
appointment at the sex Of the little i'm.
perial stranger. Tatiana L. name
that belongs essentially to the people;
It. Is one hitherto unknown IN the Inn
perial family, and by making 10, marked
departure from tradition and thus
making their little daughter, % to say,
q princess Of the people, the. Gear will
have won the hearts Of hundreds Of
thousands OF - his subjects But the
little grand duchess has done even
more still by her coming to bring Rus
sia peace, for she Is to have I French
nurse from Bayonne and the French
are consequently jubilant. ~
The queen dowager Of Portugal, Dona
ADELAIDE, widow Of the late King Dom
Miguel L. took the veil on June - at
the French Benedictine convent at So
lesmes, her majesty having served her
novitiate there for rear. Dona Ade-
laide, who was born in 1881. was a
princess Of the then reigning house Of
Lowenstein-W ertheim-Rochfort, was
married at the age Of a to Dom Mi
guel !, who reigned for nine years and
was the last in direct line Of the an
cient royal house Of Braganza, being
succeeded after the revolution by the
Saxe-C oburg branch now on the throne.
Dom Miguel and Queen Adelaide had
seven children. Their son, the present
duke Of Braganza, who is a general OF
dragons in the Austrian army, is an
ardent sportsman and well known in
English society. His six sisters all
contracted brilliant alliances. one be-
ing the bereaved Archduchess Marie
Therese. VI NY 5i sa
The Empress Frederick OF Germany
has ordered that the six drawings from
her pencil which are on exhibition at
ths Royal Institute Of Painters in
Water Colors. Piccadilly. shall be the
means of enriching the hospital found
ed at Athens by the crown princess Of
] Greece. The pictures are to be sold
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CHAPTER XIv.-Coyr,vuEin., n. !, ~

CHAPTER -(CoNTINuED.1, M L
His way now led towards the river
aide regions. and cleansing Whit Of
sutu mas air. III Nh tse S,as
and peaked cap of the boatman, or the
white duck of the lockers, began to re-
place the -cordurosssand 4ustianF Of the
laborers. > Shops whhsshAntica dnStru-
ments in the windows, rope and paint
sellers. and! sl6plshopa with. long rows
Of oilskins dangling from hooks. all
proclaimed the neighborhood Of the
docks. The Admiral quickened his pace
and Strengthened his figure as his sur
-roundings became more nautical, until
at last peeplnr I PEfFeen tFp high.
dingy wharfs, he caught glimpse aof
the mud-colored~ waters. Of the Thames.
and ofsthe bristIa o. lh3st3 and fuuHal1
which rose from its broad bosom. To
the right lay a quiet street. with many
brass plates upon either side. and wire
blinds in all the windows. The Ad-
-miral walked slowly dSEn fsuntal sfThe
Saint Lawrence Shipping Company"
caught his eye He 'oresseG the road.
pushed open the door, and found him
self in a low-ceilip8ed Office. with q
aong counter at one end and q great
number of wooden. sections Of ships
stuck upon boards 'sand splastefeds all
.sover the walls.
els Mr.. Henry Ing" asked the Admiral.
= mo. SIR" answered an elderly man
from q high seat in the corner. He has
not come into town to-day. can man
age any, business you may wish seen to-
you don't happen to- have first sof
second officers place vacant, do you?'
The manager looked with q dubious
eye at his singular applicant.
''Do you hold tiAcates 81 he asked,
81 hold every nautical certificate
:'rhen you wont d. for u.s. 40 I
"a "Why not?"
"Your age. sir..f Il sg.s
II give you my word that can see as
we'll asEever, and afeoass good u man 9
In every way"
II don't doubt It." ~, ssfgx,
r why should my age be a bar. then?l -
well, must put it plainly. If man
<of your age, holding certificates. has
mot got past second officers berth,
there must be a black mark against him
somewhere. I don't know what it is.
drink or temperY or Frntg Of Judgment
but something there ptstsbe;
-dnd myself stranded, and so have to
turn to the old. business again." g~e.
with suspicion Is lis 81. ifJW iong
were you in your last billet?"
81 '.Fifty-one years. s...s..
: What, IN tsq III IT. ~ s5s p4s
Eyes, sir, one-and-ffty years"
In the same
eyes,"
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He 8! J; Fl! !! !! rub.
marine torp 9 d o,
|boatsot tshs olla:Dd
tyne, designed for
the United States
navy was success;
fully launched at
the yards Of the
,Columhi Q, .sa.ir0n.
works at, Baltimore
the Other day.
$40 '~AR -
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The e'ezar md iczarina are proving
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-07-03
The Fourth on the Reservation

Stephen, Reuben a prominent Ne1
Perez, visited in the city from the reser-
walton Monday, says the Lewiston Irio-
une. His mission here was rs repre-
sentative OF the tribe TO extend to the
citizens a general invitation to visit the
reservation during the Fourth OF july
festivities, which extend from Monday,
July 5th. to Saturday, July 10th, inclu-
eiye. lie states that the celebration Will
be the grandest ever given by the tribe
aud will be participated in by delegations
Il Occur d Alenes, Yakimas, Colvilles,
lfmatillas and Flatheads. The big war
dance, feast and "circle OF war, will
take place Monday. Mr. Reuben says
that over :, 900 Indians are taking keen
interest in the preparation for the war
parade and dance, and that the whites
who visit them on the Fourth will wit
ness Il grand and novel spectacle. over
$500 viii be subscribed for the feast, and
the bis camp now being organized near
the fort will accommodate over 1000
families.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-07-03
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WAsuNGToN, GO
County OF Whitman.
In Justice Court, Precincts No. Al and 81.
To A. A. Bashor.
You are hereby notified that the Wash
ington Commercial Company, corpora
ton, has filed complaint against you
in said court which will come on to be
heard at my office in Pullman, in Whit
man county, state OF Washington, on the
9th day OF July, 1897, at the hour OF ten
O'Clock a. M, and unless you appear and
then and there answer, the same will be
taken as confessed and the demand OF
the plaintiff granted. The object and
demand of said claim is to recover from
you the sum OF $3.50 due for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and deliy-
cred to you at your request. A writ Of
attachment has been issued in said action
and levy hereunder euly made.
Claim filed June 3rd, 1897.
II. L MERRIMAN,
Justice OF the Peace.
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Go to the Woman's Exchange
and buy bread, cakes, pies, etc, for
your ~unday lunch. Open from l
to every Saturday. VIII also
make comforts and do plain sewing
and menGing, Leave orders at the
Exchange or with Mrs. l.. Taylor,
President of the G. r, S.
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FRENCH TANsY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
+ nainful and irregular menses, and VIII
49, all Instructions, no matter what
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