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furious at being bracketed in Lady
Laelias friendship with his hete noire,
while at the same time deriYing a
curious kind of comfort from the thought
that if the "boas5" were only equal 70
himself there co aid not be much truth IL
tho Iumors which pointed De Cruza out
as Lady Laelia's special knight.
The interview did not proceed felioi-
tiously. De Cruz ablundered on to q sub
jeot on which Hounslow, as military
man, entertained strong opinions 10 DC
him Justice, the poet did not know Houns-
lows profession. but the knowledge would
not have caused him to change his topic
especially AS Lady Laolia agreed with
him.
"Nloral suasion and the dignity OF
being in the right are all rot " said
Hounslow, hotly. "a nation must he
able tU defend itself. just as man onght
TO be ablo TO defend himself. What
should you do supposiug some rough came
and demanded your purseY
II should call a policeman, replied de
Cruga, with dignity.
81 have no doubt OF It, y replied Houns'
low, contemptuously. 1T would por-
haps he too inquisit!ve Co inquire what
you would do If the policeman did not
turn upY"
"And what would you do'' inquired
Lady Laelia, haughtily; "supposing the
man were bigger than your
Lord Hounsluw flushed hotly, Tor he
suspected covert hand.
"Well, seeing that ! am tho champion
lightweight of the brigade, / expect thet
If the other man was game there would
he decent little set-to for lew
minutes"
How horrible'' calculated Lady
Bhelia.
"Barbarous I" echoed De Cru2a
Hounslow stood up strniRt every inch
OF his trim little figure 9ristling erect
with Indignation. For the frst time IN
bis life be said good hive to Lady Laelia
with a feeling of strain. Iio regarded ID
Cruza's observations no more than the
sDarling Of n drawiD9-room lap dog
which relies on the protection OF rs mis-
tress' skirts; but that she should take
part with it against him
Lady Laelia was decidedly imnrudeni
with regard 60 Mr.. bg truza. ft WIT
distinctly foolish, for instanos, to bo seen
SC often bicycling with him. Ibe world
would probably have said something
strong II it knew that she made arrange
ments Co ride down GO Richmond PARK
on bicycles with him. IL there was one
thing more silly than making the engage
ment 1t was keeping IT. Lady Laelia did
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tured person who would probably use
the most unroined language? How
odiousl How exoruoiatingly discordant
To tho artistic sense Besides, the COM
mon person appeared to carry an ugly,
thick stick, which he held precisely as
Irishmen do their-what were they called? |?
oh shillelaghs In pictures.
Lady Laelia rushed into tho tray with
out thought of art or poetry, OF even of
the stick.
"IIow dare you touch my bicycles"
she cried. what ar. you doing to.itr'
NO arm, lydy." replied the tramp
Only had mirin' Of 'em, that's oil.
=" Then you will be good enough to pro-
ceed on your way" retortod Lady Laelia.
" Mr. DE Cruza, tell this man TO go away.
There was pause. Then De Cruza
observed In "a high voice that had
curious lack of the commanding note:
: fos do as the lady tolls you. You are
not wanted here.
There was another pause. The tramp
looked from the woman TO the man. He
moved a step forward, and so stood be-
tween them and their machines. Lady
Laelia commanded him Indignantly ID go
away. DE Cruza draw back step In
silence.
I'm thinkin'," said the tramp. and his
tone had less of the fawning whine. that
pious and charitable iydy like you 'ud
bo willin' 90 'elp pore 'onest ard
working cove with trifle. f"
:" have nothing TO give you, cried
Lady Laelia; "and honest men don't
medde with bicycles behind their owners
backs "
"I'm obleeged Co yer. lydy," said the
tramp, with an evil grin. ~ Will, since
yer are so prossin. take the purse yer
hotter, and likewise them pretty sparklers
yer ave ON er wrists.
How dare your cried Lady Laelia
"Mr de Cruza, drive this rufiian away 1"
Was there ever such horrible. un.
Toetic, barbarous request addressed be.
fore To- an eminent bardp "Yes, do go
away. We have nothing for you. quav-
cred De Cruza "lf you don't 60 away 1
shall inform the police about you"
"StOw CANNON" cried the uncultured
-iHtFHder -r1tufy,- III smash your
tallow colored mug for yer. And now,
'and over the dibs. T"
With a quick forward movement he
caught Lady Laelia by the arm.
"Iielp Mr. do Cruza. helpV' she cried,
struggling bravely with tho assailant;
and then, ss do Cruza gave no sign, she
added:
"Hslp you cowardi DO you mean to
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FOR SALE.

C1500. or at inst. its value, purchases
p-"oO, one OF the best teaming plants at
the price ever offered in the market for sale.
IL has been run bY It's present owner upward
cipal line of teaming u lumber, machinery,
piano moving ana furniture; consists of @
horses two double wagons, one double cara
van, heavy express wagon, democrat har-
ness, etc, above business IL located in the
enterprispg city OF Waltham, Mass. a fine
business also IN connection with the teaming,
has facilities for storage of furniture that
pays $50 per year profit above the rent
business is sold solely ON account Of i'll health
OF owner; this Is one of the best outdoor
business chances ever offered for sale at so
small price; excellent business hargain for
somebody. W. II. CARRUTHERS,
~ School st., Boston.
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DEPARTMENT CONDUCTED BY THE
NEW ERA COOKING SCHOOL,
NNnn (tr-GTgR MASS

WOkCESTER, MASS.
Mothers are beginning TO understand
their responsibility. Children are built
out of the food they cat. In rightly
choosing and preparing that building
material lies the mothers power 20
realize in her child the ideal human
structure.
You don't need To be told that whole
wheat is the natural basic food, because
1t contains all the properties required to
thoroughly nourish each of the four
teen elements Of the human body. That
fact is already well established.
But possibly you don't know what a
boon has hefallen humanity in that a
whole wheat food has been put upon the
market-al ready cooked, palatable,
and. at the same time, conserving with
out waste all the food properties of the
wheat berry Shredded Wheat Biscuit
alcne answers that description. II Is
Just what the people have been looking
for, and its welcome IN the homes of this
country royalty attests its worth.
And that is not ALL
Not only is II a perfect food In itself,
but IL easily combines with other nat
ural foods.-vegetable fruits, berries,
etc. In innumerable dishes,-whole
some and delicious beyond compare.
Let us mail YOU our cook book, the
"cvital Question" II is little gem Of
information and contains over 100
recipes. If you will send us your name
end address. mentioning Good Cook
cry" in this paper, 1t is yours during
August--free.
THE NEW ERA COOKING SCHOOL,
Worcester, Mass.
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see me murderedY'
With his heart sinking into his boots.
De CruZa made a doubtful forward move
ment with his hands extended in a
fashion eminently unscientihc. But
when the rufian, flinging Lady Laelia TO
the ground by brutal effort Of strength.
turned upon her male companion with u
stick uplifted and the glare of "a savage.
the poets heart seemed To fly out OF his
body far away. and that illustrious man
fairly turned tail and fled IN the same
direction.
If he had preferred TO refrain from this
exhibition he would have heard Lady
Laelia's cry of "Tbank Heaven" as u
newly arrived bicyolist descended sud-
denly on the scene and dashed In 60 tho
rescue.
lt was little Hounslow.
The tramp came up TO the scratch
nothing 10th, for his club and the small
size OF the new arrival made MIN over
confident Hounslow, however. was as
active as n cat, and In excellent condition.
He lodged a blow that would have felled
an OK. darted In, countered heavily with
his right, and put I'm one straight from
the shoulder with his left. Over tho other
went. completely knocked out Of time.
Whereupou Hounslow naturally took pos
session OF the club and pitched lt far.
Wnen Lord Hounslow repeated his pro-
posal Co Lady Laelia. which he did as
soon as possible without the smallest
delioacyssho owned that she had sOmo-
what altered her views, not only on tho
subject OF moral suasiOn and the dignity
of being in the right but also with regard
to the question Of height as gauge OF
respect. She said that she realized that
what woman wanted was man who
was thoroughly ahlo 20 protect he's. ard
that she did not know anv ono who was
more completely competent Tor the pur-
l,oso than the present aspirant There.
fore
Dir. de Cruza was not at the wedding.
Nor did he call on Lady I,aelin either be-
fore OF after. He had many engagements,
Won sec-Iyondon World.
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pINEAppLE sHERnET.

The Juice OF one can Of pineapples,t two
cups of sugar. two cups OF water and
one teaspoonful OF gelatine are required.
Mix the water and sugar, adding the
gelatne, which has been soaking for q
half of an h0urin cold water; dissolve Il
In one-half cup of boiling water. Strain
into the freezer and then freeze as you
would ice cream.
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GREEN coLoRING.

Take fresh spinach or beet leaves. and
pound them I'm stone mortar. When
you have teaeupfui OF juice, add TO II
a piece OF alum the size OF pea and boil
a few minutes In a sauce pan. Bottle II
air tight. III you want II for immediats
use take off the green froth which rises
I'm the mortar and mix il with the article
you intend TO color. A marble mortar 10
the best
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scald till the skins can be peeled OF cas-
lily. Place these in a pan with ne-half
pint OF veal stock, the rind OF half
lemon and a little cayenne and salt. 10
taste. Let this simmer TIL the chest
nuts are soft, pass IL through sieve. add
a cupful OF cream, let all simmer slowly
for two minutes and then serve.
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FOR SALE.

e 2E00 or just its value-One OF the best
VooOO, provision and grocery stores in
Cambridge, Mass. one-half cash established
% years and doing trade of S4JD per week :
rent is low: this is corner store and enjoy
the best reputation and is a money making
STORE; two horses and wagons and everything
stock Is all clean and saeable: this is a rare
chance for one on two smart men 10 engage in
this line Of business and wanting a business
of this kind no mistake could be MADE In
looking at this one. May / show II 20 your
W. r. CARRUTHERS,
IL School ST., Boston.
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HALF CUP CAKE.

one-half cup of butter, one-half cup
of sugar, one-half cup of molasses, one-
half cup of coffee, one-half cup of sweet
milk. one egg, one and one-half teaspoon
fuls OF baking powder and enough flour
TO make il moderately stiff Very good
and is quite 'favorite cup cake.
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cIIocnLATE CAKE.

One-half cup (scanO butter, creamed,
one cup sugar, two eggs, whites and yolks
beaten separately, one-half cup sweet
milk, two cups -four, two teaspoonfuis
Cieveland's Superior Baking Powder,
Boil together not quite one-quarter cake
chocolate grated, one-half cup milk, yolt
OF one egg, one cup sugar and one tea
spoonful vanilla, When cool add to the
above mixture. Bake In jelly tins and
put boiled icing between the layers.
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Take two cents worth Of cochineal and
lay II on a HAT plate and bruise II with
the blade Of knife. Put IL into half a
teaeupful of alcohol. Let it stand ten
minutes and then filter II through fine
muslin. Always ready for immediate use.
BE sure and cork the bottle tight
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER sO5.

CHAPTER e0o.
An Ordinance Providing for tho Issue of
Notes for Manual Training High School
Approved July 20. 1917
10 is ordained by the City Council Of the City
of lrovidrnce as follows
SECTION I. The City Treasurer, acting
under the direosien OF tho Joint standing
and directed TO borrow from time 90 tiDo
aud In such amounts "a may bo necessary, tho
sum OF one hundred and twcnty'fiye thousand
tsl2o,OO) dollars, and 10 issue therefor the
Sity's notes, bearing Interest at rate Of moo
him and count sned ~ the Mayor and .ns
money thus obtained shall constitute special
approximation aud shall bo exclusively used
and expended for building and fnrnishine adj
ditional accommodations for the Manual Train
Ing High SCHOOL, and for the purchase AMI
improvomont OF land for said purpose, under
tho direction Of tho City Council, in accord
sembly at its May session, A. ID. 1851, entitled
AN ACT authorizing tho CITY Of Precedence
70 hir9 money Tor lhg ppIpose OF building ard
purchase and Improvement Of land for school
purposes"
CHAPTER 500.
An Ordinance in Amendment OF Chapter 7sa
of the Ordinanoss. entitled IAN Ordi.
nance Making APPROXIMATIONS for, the Sup-
port or the City Government for the Iinan-
cial Year Ending be tamber 3D. 1907.
(Approyed July 20. 1901
1t is ordained by the City Council Of the City
Of Providence az follows:
SECTION |. The paragraph in Chapter 783
Of the ordinances, approved September q.
OF the city government for the financial year
ending September b0, 1897, which reads, "Fps
repairs aud maintenance OF public buildings,
and clerk, pay of employees rent Of Pioneer
Hall lot socalled, and all expenses Of Office,
sixty-five thopsand dollars" Is hereby amend-
and Of
pnblic buildings including the salaries ~ tn
superintendent and clerk, pay OF employee
rent of Pioneer Hall lot s0-called, and all ex,
penses Of office eighty thousand dollars"
True oopies-Witness;
WILLIAM K. CLARKE,
au4 81 City Clark.
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YELLOW coLoRING.

Take little saffron and steep with a
email quantity Of cold water in an
earthen vessel until it is bright yellow.
Strain and add half alcohol to IT,
To color fruit yellow boil the fruit with
fresh lemon skins IN water 10 cover them
until the fruit is tender.
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FOR SALE.

S11. .0O0-Hack, livery, boarding and
Ph %sOOO sale stable, one Of the best ever
offered for sale In Boston, has been estab-
lished over 50 years and the owners have re-
tired with "a fortune; finely located on Dud.
ley ST., Roxbury dist 10 boardeTs, 100 stalls
hacking business last month $500: 3 hacks,
landau, broughams, 20 horses double and
single harnesses, top and open carriages, In
fact everything pertaining TO a frst-class
stable; eight years lease; business enough
here. w. IT, CARRUTHERS
IL School ST., Boston.
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m0RTGAGEE's SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

Will DO sold at Public Auction on MONDAY.
August 9th 1897, at 8 o'clock p. m, in the
store situate 10 Washington street. Provi-
dence, r. l.. by virtue OF the power of sale
contained in that mortgage made and exc
cuted by Hermann G.. .Bernner. dated Feb
dence in personal property mortgage book No.
a. at page 2U7 the conditions Of said mortgage
having been broken: Z large mirrors,
small mirrors, barber chairs. show cases,
20 chairs, safe, gas and electric hxtpres car
pets, oil cloth, benches, tools, stock OF hair
goods, perfumery and all other personal prop.
erty now contained I'm stores los Mathew son
street and l2O and l23 Washington street,
Providence, and mentioned and included in
said mortgage.
by order Of the mortgagee, who hereby
gives notice OF her intention 20 bid upon said
mortgage property at the sale thereof
FREDERICK RUECkERT
81 Weybosset street.
Providence, R. l.. July 2s 1897. iv2S-lOt
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LADY FINGERS.

Put half a pound OF butter into
one pound of Hour and half a pound Of
sugar; gIate in the rind OF two lemons;
squeeze in the Juice OF one. add three
beaten eggs and make into rolls. When
done dip in chocolate icing.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution, No. 1910, is-
suud from the District Court of the Sixth
judicial District OF the state of Rhode
and returnable 20 said court on the 18th day
OF July, A. u. 1851, wherein William A. Har-
RS OF Providonee, IN the county Of Proyi'
Cohen and Augusta q, Cohen, his wife, both
Of said Providence, are defendants. will be
I1sr JoIa g pqsc Apel5sn sATiuhpAY sioc
az the sherins office, in the Providence
County Court House, corner OF College and
beneht streets ~ % said Providence: A..
PENDANTS, or either OF them, had ON the 2ith
day Of February, a. ID, 1885, at II o'clock and
20, 10 minutes a, H., me time OF an attachmept s s
above-desUribed execution was obtained, in
aud 10 a certain marcel OF land, with all the
AT The northwest corner OF Jenckes and Pratt
streets, in the city of Providence, bounded
and described as follows, viz. Beginning at
bounding southerIy on said Jenckes street
93 % feet 10 land now or formerly of Ann IT.
Blodgett; thence northerly, bounding westerly
ON said Blodgetts land 1890 feet. to a
corner; thence westerly, bounding southerly
in part on land of said Blodgett and in part
ON land OF Marshall Woods and wife, 10 land
westerly on land Of said Metcslf Al. ls feet to
land now or formerly II Jane 4. Durfee
thence easterly, bounding northerly on said
southerly. bounding easterly by land of A. G.
Richards and wife three feet to corner ;
thence easterly, bounding northerly on said
Richards land BEL feet to land OF William
Fitch; thence southerly, bounding easterly
on said Fitch land 443 43 feet 90 corner:
thence easterly with the line of said Fitch
land to said Pratt street: thence southerly,
bounding easterly by said Pratt str9et 122.O7
feet, TO the corner Of said street AID poins Of
beginning.
Also ali the right, title and interest that
the defendant Charles Cohen, on the 7th day
Of May, A. ID. lsl7, at I o'clock and 40 min
utes p. m, tie time of the levy OF the execu.
tion aforesaid, in and to that cer tain lot of
land, with y dwelling house and other i'm
provements thereon, situated on the easterlv
side of North Main street, in said Provi-
dence, which IL known and described as the
Homestead Estate of the late Joel Metcalf.
containing about 1900 square feet Of land,
and being the same property described in a
deed from John b. Kelly and others to said
Charles Cohen, dated May 26th, A. ID. 1896,
and recorded in the Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds in said Providence in Deed Book, No.
40i, at page 4l6, reference 10 said deed being
hereby made for more particular descrip-
tion of said premises.
Levied on this 9TH day OF May, A. ID 1897,
at o'clock and 40 minutes D. m, and will be
sold to satisfy said execution If sufficient.
ALBERT o. COATES.
iy22-thu-4t Deputy Sheriff.
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FOR SALE.

c1OO0-Hotel of 20 sleeping rooms located
PlOOO ON fremont sfrnet,- -E..-++a,-effrt
has been a money maker for the owner the
past IL years, and is offered for sale now be-
cause Of his death; has two years lease TO
run. The stores underneath sublet for
enough 10 leave the rent of the house only
about $50 per MONTH; has large restaurant
connected that could be run by owner Of
ho,sae il desired or suhlet, as IL Is at pres
ent; the location is very desirable for a
house of this kind, and offers an extra induce
ment to parties looking for a safe Investment
in this line of business.
w. y. CARRUTHERS,
II School ST., Boston.
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Take the cold breakfast porridge, cut
into slices. dia into eGg and fry on the
griddle lilso indian pudding or hominy.
Serve with butter or syrup.
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FOR SALE.

$1,000 buys stock and fixtures of a lively
p pAOOo grocery and provision store, lOcat-
ed on Washington street, city of Somerville,
Mass, doing a strictly cash trade, cor. store,
6Dx3O, in help, actual value is more than
price asked will give one months rent free
Any one looking for store Of this kind and
willing 20 work, this Is your opportunity.
Are you comingg w. w. CARRU1HEks,
II School ST., Boston.
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HuAfBLED EGGS.

(Airg. Farker.)
Beat eggs with cottolene and little
milk, put In saucepan and stir. Pour
on buttered toast.
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One tablespoonful of vineear, one cup
ful OF black nCl~rzes, enc egg, two ta-
blespoOnsuls OF lard, a little salt ana one
teaspoonful of soda arc the ingredients
required. Mix. To roll. with white -four
and cut with cookie cutter Bake very
carefully.
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FOIr SALE.

C10 000 buys stock and fixtures Of enc
YAV,OOO Of the finest and best appointed
millinery stores ever offered for sale in the
city of Boston, dealing exclusively in import
ed goods; price Of hats range from sl5 20 s25
each; p8ironized by tho elite of RostOn and
vicinity; present owner for years, who is
about To retire from business, having made
AN ample fortune; facts arc easily proven by
figures and dollars Come and let me show
you this beautiful store that has proved itself
10 DO IA bonanza. ". y. CARRUTHERS.
~ School st., Boston.
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STEAMED BLrEBERRY PUDDING.

Three cups Tolleli and sifted Shredded
Wheat Biscuit, one cup Entire Wheat
Flour, one cup sugar, one-half cup but
ter. one level teaspoon salt. two tea
spoons baking powder, one cup blue
berries, one and two-thirds cups milk.
Rub the butter into the crumbs, add
the sugar and blueberries, then the
-four, baking powder and salt, sifted to-
gether Mix well and add the milk, stir
In quickly and turn into buttered
mould, and steam two and one-half
hours Serve with hard or sweet sauce.
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as useful, a-d any real progress towaru
weil-balanced eating and drinking must
tend 10 greatly improve health ana
morals.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue of an execution, Me- 5042, issued
from tho Common Pleas division of the SUI
preme Court, holden at Providence, within
and for the county of Providence, dated
March 2G A. ID. 1897, and returnable 10 said
Court September 26, A. ID. 1851, wherein kohert
b. Chambers, George b. Calder, William Q. Cal.
der and William =. Chambers all of the city
and county OF Providence, IN State aforesaid,
J. Hacket, both OF said Providence. are de-
PENDANTS, will be sold at Public Auction at
the Sheriff's office. in tho Providence County
Court House, in the city Of Providence, corner
Of COLLEGE and Benefit streets, on SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST II, A. ID. 1897, at II o'clock
noon, all the right, title and interest the
within-named defendants. or either of them,
had at the time Of the attachment of the
same on the original writ In the suit in which
the above execution was obtained, viz, De-
cember 2Sth A. d. 1895, at o'clock and 3
minutes n. m, I'm tho city of Providence,
bounded and described as follows: That lot
of land with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, in Providence, II. l., bounded
westerly ON Perry street: aortherly partly
On land of Phobe w. Angel and partly on
land OF Samuel Ames, trustee; easterly partly
ON land of Mary and Kate Hackett and partly
on land of Francis Farrell, and southerly on
land of heirs Of David Patti, and contains an
area OF 1900 square feet, and is the lot now
numbered lU7 ON Assessors Plat, No. IS.
Levied on this 10th dav OF May. A. ID. 1907,
Mt 10 o'clock and thirty (30) minutes a. m,
and will be sold to satisfy said execution IL
sufficient.
ALBERT q. COATES,
1y2 thu-4t Deputy Sheriff.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic l0c or csc.
II c. q. Q. fail to cure, druggists refund money