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Fair play., 1897-10-02
Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue and authority Of special cx' cutior
issued from the ofiice Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the County Of ste. Gencyievc, return.
able TO the October term. 1897, OF said court.
and to mt directed, wherein the state Of Mis-
souri,. At the relation and TO the use Of farnk )
lIack. collector oil the revenue within and for
tho county of Ste. Genevieye aud Stat Of N is
souri,. is plaintiff. and Mary NJ. Annie Blain,
dec d., her executors and heirs are defe ndan
have levied upon anil seized the following
sc.ibed real estate situated in the county OF
Ste. Geneyicyc and State Of hi souri,. and
charged with the lien of tax bill on which said
execution is founded rs follows. viz:
Lot No. 9 Of survey No 30A confirmed to
Henry Dieiiy ar his legal re,,resen intives. COM
pri-ing the +. = Of Sec. ( and s y Of Sec. 2 in
said survey No. J0it and containing four ham
dred and fifty mine and 40 100 acres in township
rs. range7 in Ste. Genevieve county. Missouri
And win. on
Thursday, October 23tb, 1897,
between the hon-s OF nine o'clock in the fore.
noon and five in the afternoon Of that day af the
front door ot the Court House, In the city Of
ste. Genev:eve. State Of Missouri, sell at public
auction for CASH. In the highest bidder, the
above described property. or so much thereof
as will satisfy said execution and costs.
THOMA> Il. SrRAUGHAE,
Sheriff OF Ste. Genevicye county.
Fair play., 1897-10-02
Assignee's Notice.

Tn the matter of the assignment Of Harris
i Janis. Vim =. Cox, Assignee.
Notice 10 hereby Given that illiam r. Cox,
assignee OF lIarr s & Janis, has filed y ith the
Circnt Court of ste. Genevieve county. Mis-
souri,. at the April term thereof, 1857. the
tweuty- 18th semi annual settlement oi his ar
counts accompanied by the proper vouchers as
such assignee. and that 81 id settlement will be
approved by said court on Tuesday. October &c,
1897 unless objections be filed on or before that
day. HERMAN kOEHLER,
Clerk Circuit Court
Fair play., 1897-10-02
Sherifs Sale of Land,

| WHEREAS. the County Court Of Ste. Gene.
| We've county. at the sASsavned August tern
thereof. 1897, made an order Of foreclosure n
| the mortgage given by Edward l.. McClcnahar
ard wife TO secure the loan oi the capital sciioo
funds "f Ste. Genevieve county. amounting to
$3.50, because OF the failure to pay the interest
| when due and certain instal,nents Of interests
! upon his boud given to secure said loan. VIII ch
said bond is secured by said mortgage. said ia .
staiments of interest amounting 10 S76 IN Au-
gust $. 1897. and together with said principal
remsining unpaid.
| Now. therefore, I. Thomas D. straughan.
| sheriff Of Ste. Genevieye county, Missouri, ty
| virtue and authority of the power conferred up
on me by said mortgage and OF the order Ui the
| county court toreciOsing said mortgage above
referred TO, will, on
Wednesday, October 27th, 1897,
| between the hours OF nine o'clock in the fore.
noon. and i've in the afternoon of that day. at
| the fI'.nt door Of the Court House. In the city
| OF Ste Genevieyc. state Of Missouri. and dur
Ing the session Of the circuit court of said
ty expose 70 sale at pubic auction TO the high
est bidder for CASH. all the right. title, claim
| and interest OF Edward l.. McCicnahan and
wife in amt to the real estate by and in said
10 wilt:
The following described lot, tract or parcel Of
land lying, being and situated In said county OF
Ste. Genev'eve and State OF Missouri. o-wit:
Begin at the north east corner Of the W j.
Of tho 4 u Of sectiOn 20. twp. 38, N range T.;
thence south 1918 chains to the fourche q Du
meanders thereof until 1t iniersects the eastern
center line of section 20: thence west u. IS
chains to the middle Of Goose creek; thence
down said Goose creek with the meanders
thereof until it intersects the dividing line be-
tween sections II and 90 thence east so to the
place OF beginning, containing l57 A-l0O acres
more or LEES, and being the same tract Of land
conveyed by Hy. L. McCienahan ct. al. to said
Edward l.. McClenahan by ceed dated Dec. q
1873. and recorded in book ~" pages ll9 and
l3U Of the land records Of said Sic. Genevieve
county, to satisfy said bond, interest. mortgage
and costs.
THOMAS B. STRAUGHAN,
Sheriff OF Ste. Gepeyieve County, Mo.
Fair play., 1897-10-02
Assignee s Notice.

TN the matter Of the assignment Of FcJi1
l. Sncher, Joseph Weller. assignee.
Notice il hereby given that Joseph Weller,
assignee Of Felix Sncher. has died with the Cir.
cult Court Of Ste. Gencvicve county. Missouri
at the April term thereof. 1897, the first semi
annual settlement of his accounts accompanied
by the proper vouchers as such assignee, and
that said settlement will be approved by said
court on Tseshay. October 18th. 1897. unless oh.
jcctiOns be filed on or before that day.
HERMAN kOEHLER,
Clerk Circui it Court.
Fair play., 1897-10-02
SheriFs Sale,

by virtue and authority Of a special execution
issued from the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Clerk Of the county Of ste. Gencvi"ve, return.
able to the October term. 1897 Of said court.
and to De directed. wherein the State of Mis-
sOuri a. the relation and 10 the use of Frank j.
HucI. collector of the revenue within aud for
ste. Genevieve county, state OF Missouri, is
plaintiff. and Joseph & Mos"r is defendant.
have levied upon and seized the following
described rcS! estate situated in the county OF
Ste. Genevieve and State of Missouri. and
charged with the lien Of tax bill on which said
execution Is founded AS follows, viz:
Lots S. s. Q. 10. II u. Is. II and IL. City Of
81: Mary. ia block 20. in Ste. Cencvicye county,
Missouri. And will on
Thursday, October 2Sth, 1897,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and Ave in the afternoon Of that dny at the
front door OF the Court House, in the city OF Ste
GeEevisve, State Of Missouri. sell at public anc-
tiOn for CASH. to the highest bidder, the above
described property. or ST. much thereof as will
satisfy said execution and costs.
THOMAS Il. STRAUGHAN,
Sheriff Of Ste. Gen-v ievc county
Fair play., 1897-10-02
Thursday, October 2Sth, 1897,
Sherifs Sale.

Ry virtue and authority of a special execution
issued from the Ofic. of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the county of Ste Genevisve. return
and to me directed, wherein the State oi Mis-
suuri, at the relation and to the u e Of r rank
Huck, collector of the revenue within and for
the county sf Ste. Genevievc, State Of Missouri,
Is plaintiff and Staten J. Greenwood is defend.
ant
! have levied upon and seized the following
descriScd real c.tate .iIua t'i in the county ni
Ste. Geneyierr and Stat. OF M iss.uri, An,:
charged " ith the lien of tax bill On which said
execution is founded. as follows:
The north oYe-haif OF the north east quar:er
Q! Bet ton 81. twp a. range in Ste. GeIevieve
cpc fy Stst.. If md ,xiI
Fair play., 1897-10-02
COURT CALENDAR.

CIRCUIT COURT
James d. Fox, Judge Fredericktown Madison
County
Spring Term ..........Four,h Monday in April.
Fall Term. ....... Fourth Monday in October
PROBATE COURT
Hon. John l.. BoGy. y...... ...... Judge
Spring Term. 80. Third Monday in May.
Summer Term Third Monday in August.
Fall Term. 80. Third Monday in November.
Winter Term 49,. Third Monday In February,
COUNTY COURT
Hon. a. P. Carron. .......... Presiding Justice
Hon. John A. Murphy Associate Justice
Spring Term. ............ First Monday in May.
Summer Term. First Monday in August
Fall Term. .........First Monday in November.
Winter Term. FIRST Monday in February
Fair play., 1897-10-02
Thursday. October 2Sth. 1897.

1HHtSuHy, OctOUeT zo1H, 1o51,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five ia the afternoon of that day ut the
front door of the Court House. in the City Of ste
Gea -vieve. State of Missouri, sell at public
au-ti"n fer CASH. Z" tte hiyhr.t bidder, the
above described properly. much thereof as
will satisfy eaid execution md costa.
THOM $ B. STRArGHAE,
Sheriff Of Ste lseney ieyc county
Fair play., 1897-10-02
Sherifs Sale of Land.

WHEREAS. the County Court Of Ste. Gene
We've county, at the adjourned August term
thereof. 1857. made an oraer Of foreclosure Of
August scSiiIi and vile and Charles ". Meyer:
that august schiiii. John Walker and Charles
W Meyers have fa:lei to pay the principal " hen
their bond to secure the loan Of the capital
school funds OF Ste. Genevieve county :, amount
ing to $3.50, because OF the failure to pay the in.
terests upon their bond given to secure said
loan. which aaid bond 10 secured by said mort
gage. said instruments Of interest amounting to
e83. q on November I. 1895. and together with
Now. therefore, ], Thomas B. Straughan,
sheriff OF Ste. Genevieve county, Missouri, by
virtue and authority Of the power conferred
s court
above referred 10. will, on
Wednesday, October 9th, 1897,
between the hours II nine O'Clock In the FORE
the front door Of the Court House. in the city Ol
Ste. Genevieye, State Of Missouri. and during
The session Of the circuit court OF said county
bidder for CASH, all the right. title. claim and
interest Of charles w. Meyers and Amanda
Meyers, his wife, August schii!i and Mary
Walker. his wife. in and to the real estate by
and in said mortgage conveyed and described -
fOliOWs, to. wit:
The following described lot. tract or parcel Of
Ste. Eenevieve and state Of Missouri, to-wii:
The west fractional half Of northeast frac-
tionsi quarter, and north-east quarter OF the
north east quarter Of section II nineteen. and the
eighteen all in township No. thirty eight north
rnnRe eight east. containing Is. q acres, to
satisfy said bond T'sf SsHsN aG& sGs'"
Sheriff of Ste Gepcvirye County. No
Fair play., 1897-10-02

Ste. Genevieve Lodge K of p. No
3O6 mee's next Tues.l"y evening At &
.'cIOck p N. Work ia the rank Of
E-q"ire. Visiting Knights nrc cordial
invited. Louis DoERaE,
JOHN W. ScHwENT, G e..
X. OF Il. 4 S.
The times., 1897-09-04
Holy Cross Academy,

1872 Massachusetts Avenue.
REOPESS SEPTEMBER IS.
Theecursaof studies is complete and prao-
teal. SpecialattentiORisg given TO vocal aud
Instrumental music, drawing and painting.
the languages and kindergarten.
au27-1mo
The times., 1897-09-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

]. @. Adams Fritehey, retired lawyer
of st. Louis and an expertfn In geology died
Thursday in Atlantic City of spinal trouble.
He W as sixty y-seyen yearsol Mr. Fritchey's
former home was in Harrisburg, Pa.
Rev. Bryan A. Woods pastor OF the Geth-
semane Baptist Church, of Philadelphia,
and one of the prominent divines of that
city, died yesterday morning at Hamilton,
". Z, W here he had gone to recuperate.
William F. Bishop, for more than quar-
ter OF a century j funeral director in
Bridgeport, Conn, is dead. He was sixty
one years old. He was formerly president
of the Connecticut Association OF Funeral
Directors and Embalners.
Lazarus Greengard, the oldest Jew in
the United States, died yesterday morn
ing at the house of his son, Solomon Green
gard, at st. Louis. Had he lived until No
yember Il he would have completed his
105th year. GreeDgard remembered all
the wars OF the century, but best Of all
he liked TO talk OF the Polish insurrection
of 1881. in which he took hand and
for which lie was ever after under sus
piciOn- Six children, thirty-six grand
children. ffftycight great grandchildren and
two great grandchildren survive hini
The times., 1897-09-04
THREsaED DYNAMITE BOMBS.
The Result Was Disastrous to the
Machine and Its Crew.

Rochester. y. Y, Sept. 3. While fifteen
men were feeding threshing machine on
Albert Moekey's farm, few miles from
here, today, the cylinder of the machine
exploded. Pieces or the cylinder weighing
many pounds were hurled 800 yards aud
one chunk plowed through the roof of
barn pract ieaily wrecking the whole
structure.
Another piece struck the one hundred foot
brick chimney OF factory and leveled
it TO the ground A COW received u frag-
Inent full in tie forehead and was almost
ms anIlyRIlled- Thsmen who were working
ct the thresher had miraculous escape
from death. Frank Meyers, william Pen
jamin and George Adrian were s:ruck by
flying pieces of steel and injured.
a few days ago some boys W no mad been
using dynamite bombs to kill fish left
several OF the bombs in stack of wheat
When the wheat was put into the thresher
tie isoInbs went in too. When the cutter
or the machine struck one OF them tile
explosion occurred, and all that was left or
the thresher after the explosion was the
iron-rimmed feedtoard.
The times., 1897-09-04
Cool and Bractng-Indian Head.

This is the last chance of the week to
enjoy the pleasures of the run to Indian
Head. And such pleasures they are. Moth
ing but the coolest sort OF breezes for
Iour hours Nothing but enjoyment in
every sense Of the word the entire time.
IL Is no wonder that the boat goes down
nlied on every trip. The band goes down
on this trip too, and kes things all the
meTrier with the latest music. The stops
at Marshall Hall 10th going and Coming
serve double purpose for the guests.
Those who 20 down early and wish 70
make the trip 10 the Head are thus af-
torded the opportunity. Then If there
are any on the boat, and there alwa Us are,
who prefer 20 spend a part ef their even
Ing at the Hall, dancing or in other diver
SONS, they, too, are accommodated. One
cannot express a wish on these outings
that has not been anticipated by the man
agemeni- Everything even TO the small
est detail, has been provided for. Satur-
day night Is. perhaps, the most popular
night for the Head. Then il is that the
folks, knowing that their labors for the
week are At an end cut loose from re-
Etraint and allow themselves to plunge
into the fullest enjoyment Of the occasion.
One cannot miss il in taking tins run.
IL Is full OF Measures from the time the
boat leaves the city. The Manchester lea yes
at b-oO p H. 1t.
The times., 1897-09-04
Accident to a Politician.

Egg Harbor City, n. J., Sept. 3.-Harry
Hunter, a well-known politician and select
councilman of the Third ward, Philadelphia,
met with serious accident while out driv-
ing with party of friends here today. The
horses, attached to a light vehicle, be-
came frightened and ran away, bred king
the wagon into splinters and throwing
Hunter and his friends to the ground
Hunter struck the road head foremost,
breaking his shoulder blade and other
wise fnJuriug him.
The times., 1897-09-04
A LETTER FROM ALASKA.
Governor Brady Confirms Stories
of the RI0ndike's Wealth.

Secretary Bliss yesterday received d
personal letter from Governor Brady, Of
Alaska. giving interesting in formation
as to the condition of things UP there.
he states that ships are passing Juneau
daily laden with passengers and provis-
ions, ali t0und North. Information from
the gold fields is that they are rich ieyond
comparison, and that the shipment OF dust
through the mouth OF the Yukon viii reach
two and half tons. Governor Brady says
that rich finds have been made well up
on the sides OF the mountains. He esti-
mates that there are {, 900 men at Skaguay
and along the white Pass, and that very
fey have crossed.
lie says that the prospectors are a fine
and orderly lot Of men, and that the nat ION
should he proud OF them
The times., 1897-09-04
.ROCKYILLE'S Big LAST DAY
Montgomery County Fair Brought
to a Glorious Close.
Washington and Brightwood Horses
Unfinished Trots Today

Rockville Md, Sept. 3.-The forty-fourth
annual exhibition Of the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society virtually closed
today. Two events on the race card,
However, which were not run off this
afternoon, are scheduled to take place to-
morrow morning.
The fair in every SENSE of the word was
q succession of successes from the opening
on Tuesday until the close this evening
Each dav brought increased numbers OF
visitors TO the grounds and these all ex
pressed thems-l lives as greatly surprise and
pleased with the great number, variety and
excellence of the exhibits.
After the interest taken in the display 0r
field products, the exhibits in farming
utensils and machinery next claimed tlic
attention Of the greater part of the visitors.
An exhibit of interest and which az
tracteG great attention was the incG-
bator shown by Mr.. Ed s. Schmid. os
Washington The setting OF tile eggs vas
SO arranged that some chicks would be
hatched each day.
There were four events ON the racing
card today, but owing to the latepesS OF
the hour the running in only two OF the
races was finished In the Others only
one heat was run.
In the first race Prince Orloff, owned by
Mr.. John Dugan, of Washington, captured
the purse by winning the last three heats
and in the second race Mr.. j. H. Moi
rows Hailock won first money.
The result of the races i S as follows:
First race-2 2:27 class; trotting; purse,
$3.50.
Princess Arloff, John
Dugan, Washington -. 8 8 1 l
Timi,eriake, L. d. PenGlie
dletoa. Baltimore 8 .
Nella s., j. s. RednIan,
Washington L 3
Miss Ida, W. Fl. ALBERT. Hagerstown,
Nd; Wilton Boy, john Mariner. Norfolk.
Va, ana Hailoek. j II. Morrow, Bright
wood, D. c., also started.
Time, .. 20 Ia; 2:29 Ii; 2:29 Ii; 2:3I; ;
2.33.
second race -2:4o class; trotting; purse.
$3.50.
May RI. H. Morrow. Bright
wood, ID. C..-.....-........ 1
May S.,H. V. LansdaIe. Wash
ingt0n, d. D.C.................. 3 2 9
Bertha Raran, E. D. Pendieton,
Baltimore ..-.....-.-...-.-- 8
Danny NJ, William Brown,
Brightwood, d. C.......-.... 4
Tine, 2-3S; 2:39 Ii: 2,37, 2:35.
Third race Running; horses owned in
MONTGOMERY county since July 1 1897;
one lap and repeat; purse, $40 Dare
Devil, F. W. Page. Forest Glen, Md.
first; Baston, Thomas HICKMAN. Martins
burg, Md, second; Nancy OchiItre, Alfred
Ray, Forest Glen. Md. third; Dadelyon.
T. C. Keys, Garrett Park. Md. fourth;
Bagnet, F. R. Keys, Linden. Md, firth:
Trump, j T. White, PoolesvilIe, Nd. sixth.
Time not given.
Fourth race-Running; open to all; two
thirds OF q mile and repeat; purse, S1OO.
Hazlet, Harry Williams. Baltimore, Nd,
first; Mabel F. b. Whiting. Arlington
Md, stCond; Aven. T. c. Keys, Garrett
Park, Md third; Fred Munich, E. T. Utter
back, Watson, Va, fourth; Forest. A G..
Shaw. Fatuxent, Md, fifth: Dora Lamar
Phii Sheridan, Patuxent, Md, sixth: Royal
Roster, C. H. Hurkanp, Fredericks burg,
Va, seventh. Time. III.
The times., 1897-09-04
MR.. GoMpERs ExrLAINs.
Reason Why He Did Not Attend the
ST. Louis Conference.

Much speculation has been INDUCED in
why the representative trade unionists of
the country, and particularly Mr.. Samuel
Gompers, president of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor, did not attend he COR
vention held in st. Louis on last Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. Gompers said last night:
"In regard to the aconyeution held last
Monday at st. Louis / have been placed
in a most peculiar position: the call for
the convention contained my name as Of
ficially indorsng it. This was certainly
a mistake in the first instance. 1t was
placed there by Mr.. Ratchford, under the
impression TINT knowing my intense syrs-
pathy with the miners in their just strug-
gle, that 1 would go to any lengths In
order to help them to success: but my
name was placed there and the official
Endorsement given to 1t without myknowl-
edge or consent"
The times., 1897-09-04
A Premium ON Home Industrv

Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. IS. P. Adams, OF
Chicago, who arrived today from trip
through Mexico, says that last Sunday
the merchants and importers of the State
OF Sonora held meeting at HermosiIlo
TO discuss the price of silver in the United
states and the high premium on foreign
exchange. At the meeting it was agreed
to countermand, as far as possible, all
foreign orders payable in gold, and the
merchants pledged themselves to substitute
the goods of home manufacture for i'm
ported goods.
The times., 1897-09-04
To BE Buried at Atlant..

The remains Of the late John b. Baird.
Chief clerk in the office OF the superin.
teEdent al construction of the new city
postoffice, who was drowned in the Ches
ape2ke and Ohio Canal Wednesday night.
VIII he sent to Atlanta, Ga, some time TO-
Cay IL was not decided until last night
whether the remains Were TO be buried
here or in Atlanta. DIT. James B. Baird,
a bFotEer ~ the deceased, arrived in
Washington lsst night and made arrange
Tnents for the shipment Of the remains To
the South over the Southern Railroad
some time today.
The times., 1897-09-04
Razor-User Still at Large.

The police are still al sea in regard to
the whereabouts OF Walter Pickett the
man who slashed five persons with a razor
last Wednesday night. Pickett was last
seen going toward the Boundary, and / { is
thought that he is hanging around the
northern suburbs or in the camp If he
is in tile city at all. Peter Burke and his
sister, Martha, who were taken to Freed
mans Hospital, We're stated to be recover
ing slowly late last night.
The times., 1897-09-04
STATE CATTLE DISEASED.

Tuberculosis Among the Stock ut
the Kansas Farm College.
Topeka, Kan, Sept. 3.-The board ofre-
gents of the State Agricultural College.
at Manhattan, to-day discovered that the
cattle, sheep and hogs kept on tie college
farm We're infected with tuberculosis.
The attendants who have been en-
ployed at the stables are seriously Ill and
the man who has had direct charge of
the cattle is not expected to live, having
been suffering with the disease for Sc yeraI
months.
Mrs. G. c. Georgeson, wife OF one of the
professors, also has been i'll for weeks, and
1t is reported that she became infected by
using milk from the diseased cows.
The times., 1897-09-04
RICH MINERAL DISCOVERY.
Greatest Iron Ore Strike in the
Lake Superior Region.

Duluth, MINI, Sept. 3-A discovery Of
iron ore that surpasses anything ever
heard Of in the Lake Superior region has
been made public The property on which
the find was nadeis about ten miles from,
Biwabik, Mimi, on the MeSsaba range
Forty million tons Of ore are IA sight.
The ore body is under a layer of about
eleven feet Of earth. 1t is what is known
as stripping proposition.
The only other property which comes
anywhere near being as valuable one as
this is the Mountain Iron Mine, where it is
said there is 10000 600 tons in sight.
Capt Dan Cole discovered the deposit and it
has been kept secret for several months.
No underground mining Will be necessary.
1t Is estimated that it will not cost over
80 cents ton TO get the ore out, against
80 cents at the Mountain Iron Mine.
The times., 1897-09-04
FIGHT AGAINST LYNCH LAW.
Sheriff to Protect Negro Nur.
derer at All Hazards,

Montgomery Ala, Sept. 8. Judge Car-
michael today wired Gov. Johnston from
Ozark, Ala, that Major Terrell, a negro
murderer, was in Jail there, having been
arrested neal Ozark last night. he stated
that talk of lynching was rife, and asked
the executives opinion as to removing
the culprit TO the Coffee county Jail at
Elba. Word was wired back ad vising Judge
Carmichael to use his discretion, but TO
see that the prisoner was protected at
all haza, ds. A telegram from Ozark t.
night states that Terrell is in the Ozarks
jail, closely guarded, for fear OF an attack
froma mob OF 5000 citizens of the county.
Terrell is charged with having assaulted
Mrs. Thomas, d white woman, OF Coffee
county, ami afterward numbering her and
burning her body about a month ago. He
escaped from mob that was taking him
into the woods TO hang him. A f1rmer
caught him.
The sheriff thinks he will be able to
protect the prisoner from the mob.
The times., 1897-09-04
coMM1ssIoNER EVANS ILL.
An Attack of Indigestion the Basis
Of Alarming Rumors.

Commissioner Of Pensions Henry Clay
Evans was quite seriously ill at his apart
ments at the Ebbitt House last night, but
1t was stated by the people at the hotel
that there was no danger in his condition,
and that probably he would be better to-
day. 1t was said th at his trouble was an
acute attack of indigestion.
Commissioners Evans was at the Pension
Office yesterday and apparently not ill
TO any appreciahle extent. During the late
afternoon, however, he went to his room
and to bed. and did not show bimself
again. The Tumor spread that he was In
a high fever and in imminent danger.
The times., 1897-09-04
Are You
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Afflicted
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with Kidney or Bladder troubles, back
acne, dependency, loss or Sleep Door
memory, disordered blood, dyspepsia, con-
stIpatlon, catarrn, astn ma. bTonch tis,
erupslons or biotches on the skin, varicO-
ceie, or any disease of the heart, liver,
stomach, or bowels? Consult