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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-01
LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBT ,Es
RAFAEL ,MARGAR/DA
S.. en- C.
43-EQRTAIELA

Sc venden alquilan muebIes en- condico
| nes ventaiosas.
-. Bajo ell epfgrafe clos jingoes ptnta
dos por uno dc la casa. dice un coega madrile
no; GEL pintor es el <New York Times que
por tenerlos tan ceroa, los conoce perfectamen-
to, segln vera ell curioso lector: Noes proba-
ble--dice que jamas haya habido en- la histo-
ria del mundo otro ejemplo de una epidemic de
mentlras desvergonzadas pdblicas como la que
hemos sufrldo en- Nueva-York, desde la csths
trofe del sMaine,. Los peri6dicos embusteros
no sc arredran en- 10 mas mfuino ante la refuta.
clon de gus mentiras. No Sc detienen razonsr
nj 1isimular, nj se toman la pena de apoysr les
mentlrss de aver, nj aun las que han pnblieado
en- Ia mailsna. Las abandonan sencillamente
a sn suerte, y Sc ooupan en- fabrioar Luevss
mentiras para las ediciones posteriores En-.
vfan por toda la ciudad hombres que chillsn
desaforadamente para mejor vender los <extra.
ordlnsrioss con las lltimas invenciones. Por
algnn tempo e escritor veraz les segufs De
oeroa para desmentir sus patrafias; pero hoy
va abandona esa ingrata tarea: En- primer
'ugar, los embusteros pueden mentir mas de
prisa que otros refutar sus mentiras en-
segundo lugar, quien quiera que SO engaile con
esas patrafias solo debe culpsrse ST mismo.
Entre gante sensata es cosa bien entendida que
NADIA de 10 que Olga un embustero notorio
debe ser creido, menos que Sc corrobore. ;"
So. En- Abjuntaxfue =hallado muerto q
orlllas del RIA <Vacas. el individuo Dolores
lrlzarri. De la autopsia practicada resulta que
su muerte fue causada por un derrame cerebral
consecuencia del abuse del alcohol.
~. Tenemcs en- cartera un excelente ST.
tioulo--como todos loe suyos de nuestro dis
tinguido amigo excelente colaborodor do Ma.
yagiiez, don Juan Jose Potous, que pubiieare
mos mafana- Tftulsse ella exageraci6n del
miedos y en- dioho trabajo Sc desarrolla magis
tralmente ell asunto de actuaidad que 10 ha
inspirado.
-. De AdjaDtas nos eacriben que han
sido detenldos por orden de Ia autoridad mill.
tar de aquel pueblo, don Tomas Carri6n an
tal Rosado Leon Ell primero es director de
sEl Pueblo, dos dfas antes habfa llegsdo
AdJuntas procedente de Ponce Ambos seflores
'atan disposition lei Captain General.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-01
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helaol6n de los sefores que, secundapdo
ia Camara Official de Concrete de San Juan de
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-01

A gandes nAHEs plds csasda eR4N1ss Il sIss1sa n5mE
miento organico aniquila Ell cuerpo el eppfri-
tu Sc impone devolver al sistema nervioso
toda su fuerza vigor; de ahf Ia indication
especial del sVino Cordial de Cerebrina, de
Ulrici, conceptuado por los m6dicos mas emf
nentes, como 81 <reconstituyente, <poderoso
ell vitalizador, mas rapido. lbs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-01
,w AsEGUR0S CONTRA INCENDIOS

Y MARlT1MOS en- las respetables oompaf1fas:
ella Northern, deLonires.
.La North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
ella Marina, de Londres.
<La Trasatlantica, de Hamburgo
<La Trasatlantioa,s de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premioa
muy m6dicos FL Agente:
Ludwic Duplace.
Tetuan IL. San Juan Puarto Rico. p
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nFMTRn de comisiones Agencia General de
negocios.-Jose Manuel LOPEZ
Ielegrafo: "Pelopez. > Guayama. - Puerto
Rico. D
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-05
WASWORTH WAsH0E COUNTY NEVADA JANUARY

Mrs. W. Edmonson Piute Mary
Peachy Downs Clown.
Derucia Killebrew Butterfly.
Julia Burger Fancy Costume.
Lester Van Reed Clown.
A. X. Edmonson Indian Policeman.
Mrs. Loorz Coin.
Roy Ostrander Black Patsy.
VIM. Borland Domino.
j. Sorran Sunfower.
j. Stritzsinger Sunhower-
+. E. Reid Yellow Kid.
Chas. Stooker Uncle Sam in Mckin-
leys time.
Lee Phason Gentleman from old
Kentucky.
d. c. Wheeler Ditto.
John O'Kane Old Black Joe.
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AkLER- -U1GKkAND.

= Again the glad wedding bells rang
Efourth their merry. peals in our little
town. The high contracting parties being
Henry Judson Allen and Bertha May
Wickland.
< Mr.. Allen being no less than our
young townsman familiary known AS
"Jess." He occupies the responsible
position of foreman OF the carshops at
this place and is very popular with
everyone. OF steady and industrious
habits coupled with natural intelligence
he is certain to make success OF life.
Miss Bertha Wickland, the bride, is
known to the entire community-always
pleasant and happy and having kind
word for everybody.
The happy event took place at the
Wickland residence Sunday afternoon.
The guests having all arrived and the
usual routine OF greetings, introductions
ETC., having been gone through with,
the bridal party came into the cosy par
lor and Rev. Mr.. Bellam performed the
ceremony according to the Episcopal
Church. Mr.. II. III. Forney acted as
groomsman in a very natural way, and
Miss Ethel Allen, of Ogden, made
most charming bridesmaid. OF course
the costumes and toiettes of the ladies'
were exceedingly fine as they always are
on occasions of this kind.
One little thing that occurred was
noted by the writer, viz; the wedding
was to take place at 1 p. M. and sure
enough as the solemn words were being
uttered by Rev. Bellam, the clock struck
1. The father OF the bride, our veteran
engineer Phillip Wickland, is noted for
being on time and appearances Indicate
that his daughter will follow the same
plan.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests were taken into the dining room
to partake of a sumptuous dinner. Good
things! Well, the table couldn't hold
them. The party was certainly jolly
one, judging from the almost continual
hOn VI dH'i lCci. W e
however, mention particularly Mr.
Forney, who with his efforts to make
everybody happy, together with his wit
and fun certainly was a success. He is
evidently in his proper sphere as an en-
tertainer.
We must not forget to mention the
presents to the happy couple which
were many and costly, also that both
the bride and groom looked handsome
and brave and stood the ordeal nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen took the train
Sunday evening for Ogden for short
visit after which they will return and
make their home in Wadsworth.
40 fortunate; 0 happy day,
When a new household finds its place,
Among the myriad homes OF earth,
Like a new star just sprung to birth,
And rolled on its harmonious way,
Into the boundless realms of
space" "a
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-05
L0VEL0CK LOCALS.

Mrs. +. y. Banks received telegram
Friday saying that her sister had died
suddenly.
l.. n. Carpenter has been quite sick,
School began Monday after the joyful
holiday vacation.
VIM. Borland, OF Rye Patch, was in
town last week.
ID. G. Wheeler was up from Reno last
week.
Alex. Borland came down from Rye
Patch last week.
w. c. Ruddell shipped a car OF wheat
hay to Forrest Hill Monday.
Mr.. Cotton shipped cars OF hay to
Baden Meat Co. of California.
Peter Anker returned from Sa Fran
cisco Yesterday where he made srrsnte-
ments to ship several hundred tons u
alfalfa hay.
Jack Randolph returned iron San
Francisco yesterday. y ~
Mrs. J. J. Campbell and Leah return1
ed last week from Elko.
Skating is the chief subject here.
Children's masquerade on the 2lst.
inst. All admitted masked under 10
years OF age. Spectators 25 cents;
maskers so cents; lady maskers free
The masquerade on the 3lst. ult. was
grand success, there being over two
hundred present. The costumes were
the best ever worn here. The following
received the prizes which were very
pretty:
Best dressed lady, The Bride. Miss
Ada Pitt, silver napkin rings.
Best dressed gent, George Washing
ton, George Stoker, silver shaving mug.
Best sustained character, Lady Pick
ing Violets, Mrs. Feliz, silver pickle
caster. s...j
Best gents sustained character, In
dian Policeman, A. R. Edmonson, silver
match case
The maskers were:
Geo. Stoker Geo. Washington.
Thos. Lovelock J. 2. Jones.
Coral Stoker Winter.
Mrs. +. Ladd Morning Star.
Dora Arlington Polka Dot.
Jasper Bond Red and Blue.
Lydia Lsdd Nurse.
Hattie Rodifer Currency.
Emily Marker Fancy Dress.
Minnie Anker Postage Stamps.
Lizzie Marker Fancy Dress.
Hannah Anker Night.
Lavina Duncan Moon and Stars.
Frank Welsh Fat Clown.
Elaine Campbell
Agnes Reid Wo Lung & Wife.
Lille Stinson
Ida Campbell Toy Lee & Sweetheart.
Johnny Marker Whiskers.
Frank Harregan Frenchy.
Wesley eagle Hobo.
Georgia Hardes.y Kite Girl.
Mrs. Bechtold Sweet Sixteen.
Percy George Wm. Cody.
w. J. Smith Clown.
]. H. Robinson Black Kid
Mrs. Romwell
Alice Ruddel Bloomer Girls.
Fred Preston Rastus.
Chas. Romwell McKie.
AL Jenkins Gentleman in time of
George III.
Mary Pugh China New Year.
Mrs. Pugh Fancy Dress.
L. Pugh Frenchman.
Mrs. Park Domino,
Mabe Pitt Fancy Dress.
w. J. Woodson Cowboy.
Ada Pitt Bride.
E. P. Monahan Fireman.
Agnes Steele Country Cousin.
Mrs. O'Kane Just in From Country.
Dan Owens Jockey.
J. Bennington Drummer Boy.
DIR. Mcdonald Bound for Klondyke.
Mrs. Hill Queen OF Hearts.
Mrs. Baker Queen OF Diamonds.
Myrtle Owens Dutch Girl.
AL Russell What do you call it.
P. H. Wolf Sailor.
Lumie Carpenter Clown.
Mrs. Wash Domino.
VIM. Carpenter Big Injun.
John Christensen Dude.
Mrs l. ] Eeliz Picking Niolets.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO, 9,
CnIrNrry [ -

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, IS.
LUCAS COUNTY. %
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner OF the firm OF F. J. Cheney & Co,
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the some of One Hundred Dollars for each and
every case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 9th day of December, A. D. 1885
a. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of tho system Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY s. Co, Toledo, O.
.z"Sold by Druggist, 75c.
BATHS, BATHS. BATHS at The Re-
ception. Ticket good for four baths 81
Single baths 80 cents.
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nm Our Bar is equipped with high grade
UhK Liquors, Wines and BrandieS. The
ljHIl celebrated Anheuser Bush Beer DC,
per glass; the famous Budweiser at
CSC per bottle, especially adapted for
mily use and the highest grade OF Cigars
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-05

Mrs. +. y. Banks received telegram
Friday saying that her sister had died
suddenly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-02-28
X-RAY ENTERTAINMENT.

An entertainment which Will prove inter-
estinG. instructive. amusing and remunera
tive at one ana the same time is not TO be
found every day. Therefore, | will proceed
to tell you of the one which + think filled
all these requirements
The N-Ray instrument was operated by
talented fellow townsman. DR.. r. r. Hin
| man. His explanations were lucid and ne
had eliminated so much that purely
technical in phrascology the youngest lis
I tcncr could not fail to gain insight into the
subject.
We saw the method of producing the ray,
the ray itself ana the picture taken by its
powerful fundamentally The photos we
thus far possess OF our friends hold rigd4y
to a view of the exterior appearance, but
the N-ray leaves the making of such like
nesses to old-fashioned artists. taking small
account of the flesh. representing it only in
n misty way. through which appears the
bones OF the body with astonishing dis
thickness.
We can now. if we 81 elect keen two
pictures Of loved one, the first recalling
the familiar lineamcntS. ana the other pen
etratine ana almost ignoring that beauty
which is but skin deep ard giving an
exact copy of his framework There may
| be something uncanny i'll the last KIND OF
picture until We get accustomed 50 it, and
then it will be al right.
The doctor said he did not wish 10 be
personal but Woud show Us Il picture Of
the bones of his handsome assistant who
stood beside him. He asked me 10 lay nay
hand upon the table without removing my
glove He turned the ray upon it for Il
few moments. Lot there were my bones
claspn& nickel which had slipped in my
glove for street car fare. Likewise The
button OF my glove could he seen through
the wrist. though it, like the nickel was
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-02-28
Ruth and Naomi.

'Entreat me not TO leave the;
Entreat me not" she said,
And on Naomi's bosom
Weeping she bowed her head,
For whcresoc'er thou Eoest
There will follow thee,
And whereSoe'cr thou dWellest,
There shall my lodging be;
'HenCef0rtb, beloved mother
Thy people shall be mine;
All other gods forsalting,
I'll serve no God but thine:
I'm die Whcrc'er thou dicSt,
And there will buried be;
Bear witness, God! no power
But death parts thee and me.
Not half so dear a token
OF love. Of faith sublime,
Has history ever boarded
In trcasurc-c rypts of time:
Fame ON her scrolls has craven
Great deeds, and words that prove
The majesty. the beauty,
The miEht of WOman's love;
But whore a deed so splendid.
Whore words that nohier are?
Ma flames great orbS of glory
She shines the morning star.
When Spake this Moab woman
Her MOUTHS ambrosial breath.
Stirred chords hat slumbcrcd voiccless
Till walked 10y love and faith:
Her touch divine endowed them
with deathlcSs life and youth:
Breathe but the word "Naomi.'
Ana they Will murmur Ruth y
CHARLES W Ht-ENER
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w@[MAN|'@ &DNG|D0|M| H.
Conducted by MRS. WILLIAM NNGz-

them III the world Well. | pity YOU and
cannot advise you what to do. Divorces
are bad, but TO go through life with such
wife and mother for your children is
worse
] close. trusting that our heavenly Faith
er who has guided the hand that penned
these lines, 10 direct this humble effort
into some homes where il will be the means
of u change for better and carry peace to
some troubled heart. TO Him be all the
praise and honor. MRS. j. s. JONES.
Arcadia. La,
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SOMETHING FOR HUSBANDS

~
SUWE HiNU run HUSBANDS.
Mrs. j. S Jones Arcadia Ia-And
nov. we will discuss same or fins,
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peace ana happiness. While it is truly eyi-
dent that the duty of the wife is the ar
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~" %l'yuS,n' the h"S"1h" pam to ProI.de
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a,iy,. her unnatural stronatI ana ,.,,o,,,,
ana if sine t. h,,n,. wa. ;, ,.,,,,. III.
ror. Il is chronic hc3r.acna that kills 50
many wives. / truly I,n'il.ya tha, when We
500 20 many complete flfruras IN urr II
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novels or pcuified wood for rooted sera-
niums or good-SiZed Scrantum slips.
l.. T.. Moore. Moorciited. Ark.-lias POO
Youths Companions and 81 good novels to
exchange for good specimens of Indian
arrow heads and old United States and
confederate stamps.
Miss Frances Moore, Glover. 5. r.-Wil
exchange early watermelon and Japanese
morning seed for coffee signatures.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-02-28

World and Jenness Miller Monthly to eX-
change for Peoples Home journal!
Mrs. w. r. Cheek. Newhurgn. Ala; wish
es to exchange vegetable seed; WIZ Woo Woo
violets bride of the Gala. helioiropc ana
rock wood fern for ivy vine, palms "''tsE
lilies and air plants
Miss Estere Cocloush, Alpine. Ala. has
rullboode,i mammoth bronze turkey @oo-
bier to exchange for nest olter.
Mrs. r. d. Alley, KnGsfori Fla. has
new darninc machine and years subecrin-
lion TO The Woman's Home Companion /"
exchange for best offer.
Mrs II. r. Stacey, Burnt Corr Ala. has
white icing watermelon seed. odd turioS-
ity shop 'Bical; House to exchange for
story papers of any kind.
Miss Emma Ray Colors. y. c.. has ten
varieties of fine chrysant hemum": VIII r1 1-
change three Of Gach variety TOT lo"F S''''
of calico or ginghamS
Mrs NJ. Nichols. Narne'ls. Ga, has double
white peony double tiger lily ana ever
blooming Gala lily. to exchange ioF Inc
Mercy of Tibcrius.'
Miss Iarmie +. Tate BridGewaier, y. G.,
has 100 corn beans smoked pearl color to
exchange for five coffee signatures. Also
leo perfect arrow points for SIX scraps
that Will make a square lANlf inches or
% slieinS Of embroidpry SILK
Miss e. Smith, Jefferson Ga, has fine
pure bred white holland turkeys and 5. G
Brown leghorn eggs to exchange.
Miss Mittie Southern, Gentry, n. c.. will
exchange Bramha eggs for anything use
full or ornamental
Miss Carrie Moore. Glover. S. g.. has
sugar trough gourd and double hoIiyhock
ali colors mixed for coffee signatures.
Mrs. J. r. Van Vadiaia. Ga has a trio
of thoroughbred Pekjn ducks to exchange
for best offer
Miss Sadie Davis. Fashion. Ga. has a
new Imperial darning machine to exchange
for volume .. of "Millennal Dawn
NI,. TlpnDpft N1clpanOldS MIL Va.
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Women. Be Attractive.

soft beautiful skin is a joy forever. Use
The Venus, a delightful face powder.
beautiful and sanitary. Positively harmless.
1t viii whitcu and soften the Sit!n, ana all
imperfections VIII disappear by It's constant
use. Send % cents in Stamps coin for It
sample box. Address The French Bazaar.
Box 49,. Atlanta. Ga.
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Confederate Stamps

bought at best cash prizes. Prompt re-
mittanccs send 2-cent stamp for price
list. PRESQUE ISLE STAMP CO.,
Box Isl, Atlanta. Ga.
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your Interesting letters. OF course we
haven't the same views on all topics.
Some think that women should rule poll
ties, wear boomers and ride a wheel Whlie
others think that women should work from
sunup to shutdown; keep quiet in all things
not read the fashion notes nor try to look
'.!Stylish."
think modcSty is one of WOmanS great
est charms. a modest woman has been com
pared to the lovely little violet. | think
women should be educated as well as men,
though | do not think it is becoming to see
a woman putting her tongue into every
thing.
No community has ever been counted
civilized and in social order where the
women were held in contempt ana their
rights not respected. But don't understand
me to say they have right to wear bloom
ers and ride a bike.
prcferment and rejecting the duties OF
home | think they are out of their place
She. stood by the expiring Jesus W ;,r,%l
boasting Peter and all the other disciples
had f0rsalsn their Lord. She was last at
His tomb and first to discover that lie had
burst the bars of death. Women are caled
the weaker vessel. but when the crisis
comes they are better prepared to meet
the trials than the men Women have TN"
right of blessing and comi2rth$ the SICK {,h
and they have right to take care Of the
poor. There is work that the men know not
how TO do. | know We all have right 10
live true Christian lives ! think we all
freedom-I believe in perfect justice,
Miss T. A. Carer. Mt. Joy, s. CT . n
truly happy to know that my late iettcr TO
Womans Kingdom has been so highly com
pmcntod for the truth which it contains,
10" above all things 7 esteem tn" truth. !
am glad that my sentiments have fouuts
an answer Of sympathy in SO many south
eru women. Read up, dear sisters, enc and
all Especially would advise IN" reading
OF the priceless volumes of the religious
convention of the world fair. for the most
recent true and condensed information of
all nationa-and whenever you learn of that
tribe nation whose customs shut in the
lest and mast Intelligent NOme2 entirely to
home duties and drudGing. with 4 little
fashionable finerY for pasttime. while u low
forciAn class of women are tolerated in all
public places except churches where these
nice, refined Conservative pets and play
things Of an arietOcratiC civilization go
out to show and exhibit on Sundays their
frtVolltioS in hncry ana be told by some one
Of their very wise. Intelligent masters in
male attire that they are ono degree better
off than the women of other nations in he
ing allowed to sit in the same room WITH
men, instead of exclusively to themselves
during hours Of service. Let mo know. !
am Just ready with my .Ime ana my inhu-
cnre to help humanity in any surh u de-
plHrabic condition. Help them to The COM
tciOus development of that which is divine
in the human soul Help them 80 realize
, that the destiny Of the human being j. Ia
become conscious Of it's spiritual nature
and to reveal il in life-th1t IS, 10 NANTES
the eternal in the temporal. the infinite in
the finite the heavenly JIM the earthly, the
divine in tire human. and 70 90 this con-
SciOuSly. reSOuteiy ana freely
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COMFORTING WORDS TO WOMEN.
Avoided Who
Heed Pinkhams Advice.

Wonans csty is natu S
of o al
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENTS.

Mss Ada Chandler, Anderson. TcX.-Your
letter containing poem is not available at
present The poem is a beautiful one and
we will endcavor to use it at some time in
the near future. Write aSain.-EditOr No-
mans Kingdom.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-02-28

NIrs Sina =. G&lla.pic. Brewton, Ala.-l
saw a letter in TIE Constitution written
by Aunt Susie, on the young folks paG"
saying that q little girl had swallowed pot
ash ana that it had burnt her throat down
10 Der stomach, etc. If her parents had
onlv known il and given her strong vinegar
todGieS SW,cJcncd. ana bathcd her in warm
vinegar. it would have cured her. Any
KIND ut poison taken .2Wardiy can be coun-
tcractcos by using or giving plenty of strong
vinegar.
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EXCHANGE LIST.

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