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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
N sight OF I Fight
AngIo-Egyptian Advance Has
a Brush
WITH THE KHALIFAS MEN
invading Army Thirty Miles
From 0mdurman.

Cairo, Egypt, Aug. 30-A brigade o.
friendly Arabs, commanded by Major
Stuart Woruley, II is announced in a dis
patch from Wad-El-Obe-d. dated EesVer-
day, which has been pushing around
Omduran, the dervlsh camp near Khar-
toun. with the view OF cutting OF the re-
treat OF the forces Of me khaItfL- had its
first brush with the enemy on the east
bank o. the Nile and captured five men
and q grain-Iaden boaot-
The Dervlsh scouts, the dispatch con-
tinues. are now frequently sighted and
the whole AngIo-Egyp ua1 army has
reached Onter.f, thirty miles from
Orndurmaa. II viii move into 8 new camp
Ten miles further south today.
The gunboat Menelik has been wrecked
while reoonnoitering ten miles UP the river
IN a terrific storm
The khalifa, according 70 a dispatch re-
ceived today from Waday e Ofoe5d, had
laid torpedoes in the Nile below O-nd,rr-
man and a large dervish force is issuing
from Kerreri about eight miles north Of
OrndEman 20 meet the Anglo-Egyptzn
advance.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
CATTLE

The cattle trade yesterday was again
heavy. with a very good line Of offerings
On hand. and the quality very fair. The
cattle markets generally reported dull and
weak 10 lower. with the best grades at
some Of the points as steady. Receipts
here were generally mixed in point OF
class as on Monday, but there was a
good demand for all classes, especially the
stocker and feeder grade, which had the
most stock in. The butcher cattle demand
is always good. and most Of the time
far more than the small supply. Both
sellers and buyers got together readily
IN the trades yesterday, and all parties
were satisfied. the trading being active
and brisk and the tone firm. The more
liberal offerings the past two days has
had the effect OF giving renewed impe-
tus and life 20 the cattle market and the
demand 5 stimulated by the very fact
OF more TO select from The trade yes
terdav was both local and car stuff and
both Jared equally we'll Most Of the re-
ceipts were sold by the close, 4 very small
lot being held for today. with several
bids on them already Good prices were
paid for the stock sold and there is ev-
cry prospect Of continued enhanced re-
ceiDtS.
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Strong IO 5 HIGHER
Heavy Receipts, Better Quality
and Higher Prices.
TOPS UP TO $3.50
Cattle Steady--Another Good
Run.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
strong 10 ) cents higher. Il was by far
.he best day, every thing considered, since
he midsummer duIlness set in Prices
were up good and strong, and the demand
vigorous and firm along with the heayi-
est receipts for several weeks. The best
part Of the receipts came in late and
made up the heavy end Of the day. They
were reported soon after noon though
J. was not expected they could arrive De-
fore the close. However, the Dold Pack
ng company's representative buyer was
On hand with the receiving firm and the
late arrivals were attended 10 and weigh
ed Up and sold before the day was done.
There were IN all seven cars in this last
bunch and they were mostly q fine lot,
not heavy, but good. plump, sound medium
hogs % good condition and trim Twelve
ears IN al were received through the
day. and il seemed more Ike old times
with this added volume Of offerings. Ey-
erythiRg was snapped Up as quickly as on
the light days Of late when less than
half that number were received, and as
Tor prices q top was put on yesterday
y hich scored up above the high point for
some time In spite OF liberal supply
O. AgQL lDgS, the average weight IOE the
Cay held It's own very well. The wagon
trade was Inadvertently represented, but
the unusual volume OF car hogs more
than Offset this shrinkage. and swelled
the receipts up TO a very refreshing de-
gree The better run yesterday was sig
ulicant IN showing that when the hogs
are ready and can b secured in suffi-
Gent lots Of fat marketable shape
to make q shipment, that this market
gets them. and that more and more the
shippers Of the southwest realize this.
That there has been and still IS a dearJh
Of fat hogs in the country IS demonstrated
by the marked shrinkage in receipts at
all the receiving points everywhere, and
this point is suffering its share. But
when a regular buyer can gather in a car
Of desirable hogs around this territory
he cOnsi gus TO this market. The bulk Of
the sales yesterday were all within the
high price range, and half Of them re-
ceived the top price Of $50. It was a good
day for every one, especially the seller,
and all the hogs offered received the
same attention and sold we'll DOld took
all the slaughter stuff, paying the stiff
price, while Bennett was equally eager
after the lights 70 make out another big
shipment Of this grade today.
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spanish Fours and the Gar.

Madrid. Aug. 3o-Sparlsh fours closed
TO-DAY AZ s650 Gold was quoted at $3.50.
London. Aug So.-Spaaish fours closed
at A. The stock exchange VIII be closed
or Saturday. September g.
aPr.s. Aug. S0-SSpauish fours closed
a 4105 Business on The bourse today
started heavy. was afterwards acce1tl-
a-ad and closed with a further relapse
The comments Of the French newsps pers
OF the Cars disarmament proposals were
detrimental 20 the whole .is-- In-er1z-
toni securities were decidedly weaker.
Berlin. Aug. 5G--Operators o. The 1oerse
here today were reserved Tae reception
Of me Cars proposal for d general q =
armament BY the foreign newspapers
caused Al al-around reaction Northern
Pacific securities we're e2sser o. New
York a6v.czS
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PERFECT WOMAN is FOUND
She Poses In New York and Her
Name Ia Not Clara RetZ

Name IL NOT clara ESIT-
New York, Aug. 31--The artists and
sclptors OF this city are crying Eureka"
because they have found perfect woman
Thousands have admired the beautiful
nude female figure repeated m the cell
ings OF the Warldorf-Asooria and George
Goulds home
The finest OF all was the wonderful Ven
Us in the ceiling OF ono OF tfe great roorns
the Marie A1tonette roorD-patnted by
VIII II. Lowe
Nun1berless have been the specIlatio1s
as 70 WHO this living Venus might be,
who inspired such wonderful detinea tons
OF the female form But that was the
artist secret and the models
But tha original of the WoIdorf-Astort
painting has been discovered
Her professional name IS Mss Clara
Betz-
Mystery" because she does not choose 20
reveal her true name, or as The Queen
Of Models because Of her Beauty.
Her measurements are sand by artists 20
correspond 10 classical standards, except
IN the matter OF her left foot. which is TOO
snort by one tiairty-second Of an inch.
Miss Betz has posed for the leading
artists Of the city for eighteen months
and they are unanimous in their verdict
OF hsr proportions. She is perfection"
White the wages OF most models rs 81
a day, she receives SIS for an hours sit
ting.
Her recipe for beautiful figure is SIM
pie: inherit a good figure and take care
of it"
Miss Betz takes cold salt water plunge
bath every night Just before retiring. This
insureS sound sleep and an absence Of
beauty destroying wrinkles.
She practices in q gymnasium every
night before retiring TO induce sleep.
She sleeps nine hours a day.
She never takes any but cold baths
She eats a great deal OF rare beef and 10
pastry.
She drinks great deal Of water-nnth-
ing else.
She swlr1s, rows and wheeis. but never
makes century runs.
Size never loses her temper.
She tries 70 have only kindly thoughts
OF every one and everything.
Miss Belz saysshe vas grsdV1atezt from
the classica lcourse at Oberhn college in
the class OF 1874
She has relatives Of social and poll teal
prominence IN vVas-f gton and in Canada.
L Is regard for them. she says. that
makes her conceal her true name she
was known IN Washington society two
years ago. She mas not met a, the studio
any % those whom she used 70 meet AZ
balls. receptions and teas, She has posed
successfully as Aurora Vanity. Heoe.
T@rps chore \ Wood NyuTph, Baccha nte.
Circe Meditation. LurHrA Psyche, Mar
cassJis A-shro-ttte. OdahSCue, Evening.
Waite Cap1ve. Proserpt-a- Venus Juno.
Flora. Venus de NEEDED. The Share OF the
Captain" the Foam Venus and Diana
Surprised
Ms Betz Is tweuty-fos1r years Old
She has never been married See Is rot
even engaged
Here are the measurements Of The per
feet woman. vino mas as Sponsors Ar
-1z-s B.assI1eI5. Simmons. Neage.e. Beck
with. Levy ard Turner and Sculptors
Hartley. Jones and Cara;
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Aug. 20.-The gain in printed
cloth viii have considerable 70 DO with
bettering the market for cotton goods OF
all descriptions. There have been sales
made al slight advances az Fail River, ex-
tras being now quoted al &c Il IS reported
that spots are hard 70 obtain al this price
and that I1-15c is rhs figure dealers are
holding for. The demand for print cloths
both extras and ordered goods. continues
fair. The effect has been 70 stimulate al
grades OF cotton goods. In staple coltO1s
there IS a general increased demand
Bleached cottons are said TO be stronger
n tendency. The market for prints Is
considered irner. There are no actual
refusaIs 20 book orders at prices prevail
ing.
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COTTON

New York, Aug. 30-The cotton market
opened dun. with prices points lower.
under light selling Tor European account
and Disappointing cables from Liverpool
Little animation was exhibited b. either
bull or bear side locally al through the
forenoon Scattered covering BY shorts
cacsed a partial recovery % the ear,y
loss. but a. no time did the market show
positive leaning OK way o. The other. I.
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wheat receipts today. 1sS cars.
Chicago, Aug. a0.-Butter-F1ru; cream
cries, 13G17c; diaries. 12G17c.
Egg-Firm; fresh, PIC.
Live pouItry-Good demand; spring
chickens, 1Oc; hens. TIC; ducks 7glzo;
turkeys. 64ec-
Flax-Cash. northwest. s014; September.
SSc-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Aug. 30-Wheat-Receipt
233 cars; higher; No. hard, 621sgo3-z No
. 6p1G6315; No 3, 5Sd62; No. red, s.;
No 3. 6eq65; No spring, 80; No j. ''q
59c.
Corn-Shghtly higher; No. 2 mixed, 27g
274: No. 2 white, q; No. 3. asszG2ss4c.
Oats-Slow; No. white, 22e-
Rye-Ffrmer; Ss1zG4oc.
Hay-Choice timothy. s6.2s9S.S; choice
prairie, IS. 5Od60o.
Butter-Steady; separator, l5+291ic;
dairy, 15c.
Egg=Weak; fresh, u1ac.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug. 3o.-Wheat-Higheri No.
red cash, elevator, roc bid; track, 70ci
August 67lgc; No. hard, 5+Qs612o.
Corn-Higher; No. 2 cash, 2s12c; Septen-
Der, 2s2tc bid; December. 29isc; May, 2llAc-
Oats-Strong; No. cash. Il bid; track,
22c: September. 2O1ac; May, 22c bid; No.
white, 241zd25c.
RyeQuiet; 4414G45c-
Flaxseed-Lower; Sc.
Butter - Steady; creamery, 1691siic;
dairy, 12G17c.
Eggs-DUll, lie, loss of.
NEW YORK.
New York Aug. sO-Wheat-Receip
140. 500 bushels: exports, As,7 bushels
spot steady; No. red, 73c, T. Q. b., adoaI
to arrive; 7i7sc spot. Options closed sd
&c net lower: sales include No. red
May, STA G6Sc; closed at CSC; September
closed at 691sc.
Corn-Receipts, 975 bushels; exports
146. 625 Spot firm; No. 2. S62sc, T. o. b.,
afoat. Options closed 4 70 sc net higher
September closed at 34z4c-
Oats-Recelpts, 1s5, GO; exports, g, 9S1
bushels. Spot dull; No. 2 26l5Qe7c; No
white, 2SG29c; Options closed &c ne'
lower; September closed at 2+7sc.
Butter-Receipts, 3 $50 packages; steady
western creamery. 14lzQ1S5; Elgins, 1S'-c
Eggs-Receipts, 12572 packages; steady
western, 16c.
LIVERPOOL
! LIVERPOOL. Aug 30-Whear-Spot, No.
red western winter. steady, IS ID; No !
red northern spring. steady, IS SID FL
lures closed steady; September, Is 61>d
1 December. IS 3i2d-
BRADSTREETS VISIBLE
! New York. Aug. 30.-SDeCial cable and
telegraphic dispatches 70 Bradstreet's in
dicate the following changes Il available
supplies last SATURDAY.. as compared with
/ the preceding Saturday:
Wheat-Cuited Stares and Canada east
! Of the Rockies. increase III 01: 4fioa- fJI
and in Europe. increase coco; world :
supply total increase $1,000.
Coru-Cnited States and Canada cas-;
Of the Rockies. increase I,3l3.oJ0
Oat-United States and Canada east Of
the Rockies. increase $4,000.
Among the more important reductions
as given by Bradstreet's not reported IN
the official visible supply statement are
the decreases Of 10000 bushels a. Mani
tobe and Ontario. IS 600 at Galveston. and
5000 al New Orleans The important
gains not otherwise reported are the IT.
creases OF 10000 bushels az Louisville. 81
600 at Chicago private elevators and So
coo each at Minneapolis private elevators
and Northwestern interior storage points
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

J. c. Endicott s, Son of Waterloo were
late arrivals with SIX very fae cars Of
medium light boss. taking the -op price
Of $40 and selling II a bunch 70 Do.d.
The dockag &c does not appear n the list
Of sales above, as they arrived TOO late
for inspection because oS Ealing light. bur
they were bid upon. weighed up and ra-s-
fer-e5 promptly upon their arrival and
VII BE inspected early today They were
& 6ne lot % p0-kers and showed the good
selecting judgment OF this enterpr;s,ng
firm
Paine < LOOMS q Garden PLANE were
also late arrivals with a car Of hogs Of
far grade and medium weight selling
% Dold as soon as pelred.
Je1 Houston OF POnca City shipped up
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Mss Bscz's 6g1re = an sI9lls-te sI1c-
cessi0n q soft curves with never q SIS
Q.c.oa q the Beauty -I71arring angie. boz
her worst Enemy co1ld not cal Se- -'t2-''
Es- hearty : ~ o1ndu7d aoz-sver. %
Her NOUN = 4 yer ,a5le CEpzd's bow.
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BASE Ball

PHILADELPHIA. :: CINCINNATI. I
Cincinnati. O.. Aug 2g-Ths Phlutes
again xsIl0ped nc crippled Reds today.
Three OF Ewiug's ave pitc5srs are on the
hospital list ard for this reason Dryer.
Who pitched On Sunday, vas forced In TO-
day. Attendance. IN core 2 = Z
Cincinnati ...........oD0061 1000 5 ;
Philadelphia .......-2 5215 % l. u 2
acknowledgements D1yer and P-5tz
and Woods: PHILADELPHIA. Ortn ard Mr.
oay. Uupires. Carney and Brown
LOUISVILLE. A. BALTIMORE. :
Louisville, Aug 33-Dow wing pitched
great baU today ard me Orioles were de-
f-ated il q finely played game. Ritchle-s
hs.GinE was 4 feature. Attsu14uce l.
so score. Ri 2
Louisville ...........a519I01 :
Baltimore ...---....-909 osz0o-2 /
BAtte-1ss-Lou syiIle. D0TliuE and XII
fridge. Baltimore. Azul ard Rob Es9a-
Cuc.res. Swar-ro0d and Warner.
CHICAGO. :. NEW YORK. o
Chicago. Aug. 8-The Orphans took ERE
last game q pitchers bate. n TIE 1i-ta
inning. Ssw York. ou3y show 20 score
zas -a-ovn away OF q ciose tse.sloa.
whea Hartman Attempted 20 stretch sls
,-5s.e INTO 4 bone I'm Ryan a-1 Green
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On szc-.1ce. ths former seo-4-z CT
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q DanIsu-s b. Agtead&zcs. 2lct- score
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. S0.-Trade IN cattle today
was slow and inclined 70 weakness for
most OF the native and range steers, but
the decline was considerable. Choice
steers, s.. 20G5.65, medium. 465d$s s.. beef
steers, $4I564e9; stoCkers and feeders, g
al %: bulls $245d420; cows and heifers,
s.. SOFA -. calves $4.01d7.00; western range
cattle. I3ooQ+7o; fed western steers, $40
ass: Texans. SS.5rG51a
The demand for hoSs was fairly active
AT steady prices. Fair TO choice, 1850
405: packers. s2.65G4.l2l2: pigs, s2.0e639l.
The supply OF sheep was well taken az
unchanged prices Fat sheep. S3.S5G+ 40;
ewes $3.59G4 p; lambs. S5-25C6oo.
Receip tS-Ca-tle, !. 80; hogs, 1000; sheep
7.J0G
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. Receipts.
OFFICIALLY $50 natives; 20 Texans Nod
crate supply ard fairly active demand !;
good cattle steady. common grades SOW;
TO choice heavy steers offered; medium
steers 81 S5T5-I5, LEn- weights, S+50G 500.
stoCkers and feeders. $.751525 butcher
cows and hetters. $2S514S 50; butcher bulls.
s. S5fI3 ;: western steers. 8 Ss75-G5, Texas
steers. 8. ee72. a3- Texas butcher cows, 2S5
GSz5; Gamers s. GOA s.
Hoc-Rece:p-s t01icjaIl s750 Local
e-s; the small supply soon taken az
strong 70 ; cents higher prices. Heavtes
s. SoG5 -: mixed, s., -5G3-S5; lights. Sc SO
ssh
sheep-Receipts. (o1lciaD. ISIS. supply
not large enough 70 satisfy demand. Mar
ket active 70 q shade higher; lambs, $50
SIS; nutcons, s4ooG4 70; range 1utto1s
g 2aF4 IS. range feeding lambs. s4ZG
40: range feeding sheep, s5-75G4Ia
ST LOUIS
s.. Louis, Aug 0-Receipts, 4o00. IN
Guiding 2npJTexans- Market steady .
easy. Native shipping and export steers
&. 1855: light and dressed beef and
butcher steers. s. 59G5s5; stockers and
feeders. s. 5G+ =, cows and heifers. S2ee1
sS1. Texas ard Indian steers, &2oE+- -;
COWS and heifers S3-5GGS.-5.
Hos-Receipts 40Ia: market steady ,
workers. S,os64a5: packers, &SG5-s5'
butchers $ss5G410
Sheep-Receipts. 2oco Market fairly
steady; native uUttoas. 8 SoG4-lo; lambs
81 e5F5 81
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was a weather market, pure and simple
Spot cotton closed steady; middling gulf,
&C; niddung uplands, Sac; sales. l,298
bales.
New Orleans. Aug. So-Cotton-Quiet;
middling. 52sc.
GaIveston- Aug. sACetton-ou!et; 7-ls
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THE FATHER
Wichita kan. Aug !

Wichita. kan. Aug .. 1858
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity.
Until THURSDAY. continued fair and warm
During the past = hours the h.sa=s,
tenpsratu-e has bsen g. t1s lows- q.
and The mean - win c'ea-. warm wszt1-
er. light souc1e-iv wind, and stationary
pressure Ore year ago today tae hig ass-
Temperature was $ degrees
TIE temperature for re past thirty days
has been =. watch = jusr -oe normal
For the pass resI years t-e average TEN
psrature t0r the mouth ot August las
been =. ard 90 me 2s-1 6ay--4
FRED. L JOHNSON. Observer
Washington. Aug 1-FoVecasr f1-
"Wednesday
hazs2S-Partly cloudy weather, coo -
u western portion. variable Ni11s
Oklahoma and Indian Ts-r.tory-Pz Partly
cloudy weather. SoE-lsas-e-.y wt-is.
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WEEKLY EAGLE Soc PER YEAR.

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Gr.eud. Gear ard Wl,s0n-
Al De.ro..- RHE
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Bsre-iez-Bezn ard Wilson. Paal2s
ard Easo@
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Lieutenant TifTany-- FunerzI

Newport. r I. Ans S-Tae funeral -
the late Lieutenant Tiffany. O the R,7ggA
Riders. vao died II B1s-o1 lzs- we~S. vas
he'd here today. attended b. al 1zz7-1stng
military escor- TIE body was borne
through streets aloug which E=re u1zsse-s
cltizeus OF every station IL Ete- Bussa=ss
w2s suspended. a4gs were plAcei a. Ia.
mast ard other uaatsez-atlo-s q 1uru-
ING Eers s1oTa- TIE services were lad
il Trinity ch-ra ard ia laterzszt Vas
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain ard provision markets.
furnished by r. L. Bostick. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and 2, over Kansas Ma
tional Bank Telephone 157.
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HSo.

The Christie-Street Commission Com
paay can give you a continuous marke;
First class service Fai- treatment
Write or call on rs 81 our Office IN tie
Eedgwick block. Wichita. Kan Private
wire everywhere.
C E LATHROP, Manager.
Long Distance Telephone so.
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80 -<es - s-l- :: 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
Do You

Speculate n grain?
Speculate n New York stocks2
Speculate in provisions?
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Open. High. Low. Clos

December wheat .....-..-..-- o1%4 s-7sg79
Curb December wheat, 62lsc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31

Chicago, IL, Aug. S.-Receipts today:
Wheat, 4Ss cars; corn 1,e4s; oats, COS Es-
tiuated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
pa cars; corn. $50; oats, 400. Minneapolis
wheat receipts today. ISS cars.
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Chicago, Aug. 30-Butter-F1rn; cream
cries, 13G17c; diaries. I29Tc.
Egg-Firm; fresh, I21zc.
Live poultry-Good demand; spring
chickens, 10c; hens. 7t9c; ducks 7gl2o;
turkeys, 646c.
FlaxCash. northwest, s04; September.
&c
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II. II. Snyder, Auc;ioneer.

Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsapari;ia and yet it is only because
Is the one true blood purifier, it makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
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Hoods Pills for the liver and
Sowsls. act easily. yet promptly. ~,