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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-21
Sir Julian PanncefOte and Secre-
tary Hay to Make a TEN
pOrary Alaskan Line.
MORE TROUBLE IS FEARED
Al Agreement, Though TtmpOr ry.
Would Avert q cllsh Between
the Miners Of Alaska,

WASHINGTON. March 0,--'rbe British
ambassador, Blr Julian Pauncefote. con-
ferret today with Secretary Hay In ref.
erencc, II understood, 10 the modus VI
yonh 10 be observed along the Alaskan
boundary In order TO obyiais the possi-
bnny of clash pending the hnal dellm-
nation Of the border. The need of this
has been emphasized within the last few
days by reports Of battle between Can.
adIan md American prospeeiors on Por-
eupine river. These reports have caused
considerable uneaslners In ofiicial circles
IN London. and efforts have been made to
learn the facts There has been no of.
ncial information however. either here
or In London,
Sir Julian suggests THAI temporary
arrangement De made. This would main.
tain status quo each side making no
further advance pending a final agree.
meni on the boundary. The temporary
line probably will be run by the two gov.
crnmsnts. This would not AFFECT perman.
ent Interests. but would serve as a legal
barrier between lawlcss fortune seekers
In that locality 1ne plan Is fayorably
received on both sides aud Ia likely to
be carried into effect
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ENGLISH CAPITALISTS
SEEKING NV VEsTMESTs
Propose TO lnyrs, In one Hundred Thou.
sand Acres of on Land IN the
Indian Territory

KANSAS CRY. Mo. March 3-A
party Of English capitalists composed OF
IC. ] Palmer. Brace cit and G. W. S.
Rolfr. all of London. and accompanied
by Prof Huvrrion Redmond. London
chemist and president Of the oil congress
. that meets IN Berlin annually. are In the
|aly, from Chicago.
~ stated last Wednesday they are
considering investing IN the Indian ter.
ritary Oh lands. an option on lo.OOc acres
~ land near Chelsea, l. T.. having been
secured by {. r. Rutan. of Chicago. rep.
rrsrnOng Major j ]. Graham. an cx-
ofilccr " the British army. Prof Red
mond IL to pass upon the value OF the
newly discovered frldE. II viii be nee
csrary to secure the enforcement OF the
leases by the Interior department. and
last Friday the secretary was against
taking action al present Mr. Rwnn has
representatives In Washington,
Mr l.. 81 sauer. OF Chicago. who is
errorting the party, said that the un-
expected decision of the secretary Of the
interior since the publication OF the plans
10 lease the lands had left The matter ex-
,rcmcy uncertain, and untIl II was
Strengthened out no investments in the
petroleum fields would De made. The
party wIli lcavc today for the south and
PROT Redmond will make careful sur
yey Of the region whore the wells arc
located Tho capitalists will invest In
lumber In southwestern Texas near
beaumont u they ind /, as represented.
n the oil lands are purchased they viii
have 10 be developed by railroads and
pipe lines aud new wells sunk before
they could De sold al a profit. There Is
no Intention. however. 10 oppose the
STANDARD on Company,
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the dead wagon, which Is not 10 be sum.
moned until wanted, and then 10 the
mOrgue.
10 prevent confusion. such ~ followed
Tho Hotel Royal nro and Park Place
disaster, Dr. Donin has Instructed tho
police 10 remove no Jewelry from the
bodies Such has been tho custom. and
confusion resulted. Now the coroner will
take charge OF this matter.
Tho hotel safo has been found unln-
iured II has not been opened, Miss
Helen Gould turned hor house into a
bureau last evening -Four long tables
were spread In her Kitchen. boilers OF
o0ffer we're put on the range, ham sand.
wfehnH were cut IN the laundry and ali
the fnsh ~ work on Tho ruins were In
ylled 20 stop for refreshments
This act " kindness WIS thoroughly
appreciated by the tired and hungry
wOfknrn, Frank Gould was around
personally 10 ssc that nobody WHO aD-
piled went AWAY unHeryed. The damage
10 the Gould houss h about $1,000.
All SORTS Of theories are current az 20
The origin of The fre. One very persist
ont theory h that thieves sot iire 10 the
house. In order 10 aid them In robbery.
chief bonner said he believed the lre
started somewhere near the big water
tank on lho roof. calculated 10 hold
500 gallons. which was near the court
on the F0rty.alxth street side. That this
tank dropped into the hotel and made q
hole biz enough TO start the flames,
which had already oblnined good head
way ana plenty Of play.
Tho crash of this tank was what was
generally supposed 10 be the hrH cK.
plouion. The accidental explosion from
the conclusive material In the building
came little later This theory would
contradict tho theory Of Miss Oould's
chef thar he saw flames near the fsgntan
on tho wer, side Of the building. but
everything now tends 10 show that the
nro began on the onSt side Of II.
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sEARcnrNG rilH RUINS.

NEW YORK, March so-iI is believed
workmgn today viii reach that part Of
( lhowindsor hoIci ruins where most Of the
bodies arc supposed to be, The work "
/ removing tho debris goes on night and
day and much progwss will be- made
today. the ruins having cooled ana some
ot tho threatening wallis having fallen
No picks ana shoyols arc allowed tho
labofcrs Thcy remove The debris with
their hands Thrfc II a iwo.t0ld design
In this method.
FIRST. therr 10 tho care TO recover val.
uHbrs from the WreDksAr. wcfo the Dc.
bris taken up with the shovel the lpwelry
and other property might thus DO lhroNn
unseen into The carts and b. cast away
among Tho waste heaps. Every prrcau.
ton Ia tsken 10 oolloc, every article Of
value. % the wofkmsn arc allowed TO
take up only the Smallsa, fragments Of
wfcckaEc and ate instructed TO search
AZ cyory moment Tor hidden property
Whatever 10 found IN ihis progress 10
turned over to The police and taken 10
little shaHIy on FifIh avenue. where
Rluhdsinah Nugoni hah established head.
Quarters and property bureau. Lost
sons of the workmrn aortclo about ihrir
petsuhs irwUlry and other Valuablca they
como across In their laboTa they ar
searched after they stop work and arc
ailnWrd to leave thg ground. Formed M
Ions line. they are marched between
fpWs uf watchnu policemen into the
shap,y where their clothing In care.
tlly uyrfhauicd tur hidden treasure,
iiut beyond all consideration for vHlu.
ablru In the cafe used m dcl,ing In the
ruins Ia tho thought OF the human bodies
which any touch might bring TO llgh,
Il ls IN mlndfIlnsnp Of lhc dead more
than anything Else that no pick OF shovel
Ia allowed IN workmrna hands, lest
blow should bury u In one ot those
Near by, with corps OF assistants
about him. IL Dr. nlauyell OF the health
h"lAfl AW'NA hAfANN VI NAe'"''NN"''% N'N
at his hand 10 he sprlnklcd over Tie bod.
los when they are revealed. Dr Edwin J.
ponlln. coroncrs physician. With several
aldrs. waits for the time when he shall
be called upon 20 perform his part. To
him has been entrusted the Once Of car.
ms for the dead and experimenting their
removal TO the mprRuo. Ills details are
ill arranged. Each body recovered will
be borne into tho police shed. ,hore 10
bc numbered Then Il will be carried TO
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TROUBLE FEARED BETWEEN
AMERICANS AND CANADIANS.

NEW YORK. March "a special to
the Herald from Washington says: De-
spite the representations OF this govern
mont respecting the encroachments Of
subjects OF Grra, Britain upon Alaskan
,terrltory. and Of the danger OF slash
between them and the Americans, the
Salisbury government has made no sat-
isfaciory reply.
IL Ii the expectation Of well Informed
officials that the Alaskan boundary ques.
ilon will be seriously discussed between
the United States and Great Britain
during the coming months. II Is believed
by the administration that II the boun-
Diary were well defined there would be
no trouble. but the lack OF definite In
formation concerning the location OF
the line. gives 10 Canadians opportunity
TO encroach upon American territory and
the Americans TO rtialiate by encroach-
Ing upon Canadian territory. Where the
land Is valuable on account OF ihe pres
cnce OF gold. trouble ls likely TO arise
Some consideration has been given to
the adVlsabillty of sending troops TO the
district In dispute hut this might be OBJ
jccuonRble 10 Great Britain and also be
provocative OF trouble. and none will b.
sent
II Is thought that the British govern
meat will try TO hold the matter open
until the joint high commission assem-
blcs. after the elections have been he'd
In cannda. with view to obtaining the
concession OF port In Alaska IN e..
change for concessions to the United
States.
Collector Ivy has reported that the
Canadians have established a customs
Office 20 miles from Chilkoot inlet, at a
point believed TO be southwark Of the
summit Of Chllcooi pass, which is un-
derstood to be the International boun-
dairy line.
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A pannynp nncoGNIrIoN

NEw YOitK. March e0.--FtTe Com
missioner soanneh today sent 90 Miss
Helen Gould a letter In which he In
formed her that. In view Of the services
rendered by her on the occasion Of The
Windsor hotel frr. he Intended 70 present
ip her a gold badge. which would ,naue
her TO enter the hfe lines at any iife IN
Greater New York Another badge will
b. presented to Frank J. Could who
aided HE sister az the IRE.
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Large Force Of Men Engaged In
Clearing Away the Ruins Of
che Burned Hotel.
TWO BODIES WERE FOUND
The Present List OF Missing Numbers
Fony-fOur. Exclusive Of Serv
ants Honor for Miss Gould.

NEW York, March 9o--A shifi OF so1
men worked tonight In the ruins OF the
Windsor hotel searching for bodies, Two
wore found during the day ana night
Several persons hitherto reported a.
mlSaing wer- found TO be safe today. This
present nHt Of mlAslnE numbers H. This.
however. takes into account bU, tcw or
tho - servants OF the house
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IL Is very hAro 70 stand idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while awaiting
the arrival OF the doctor. An Albany
IN. " dairymAn called at a drug store
there for q doctor to come and see his
child, then very sick with Group. Not
finding the doctor In. he left word for
! him TO come at once on his return. He
also bought a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which he hoped would
give some relief until the doctor should
arrive. In a few hours he returned. say
Ing the doctor need not come. as the
child was much better. The druggist
Mr.. Otto Scholx, says the family has
since recommended Chamberla!E's Cough
Remedy to their nelghbors ana friends
until he has a constant demand for 4;
from that part OF the country. For sale
by Charles Rogers.
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The 10000 acres OF government land
In Mexico the righ. to reclaim which has
been given TO Or. J. Diaz Prleto. Mexican
consul at Corpus crisu. Texas, Is TO Be
colonized By former Spanish soldiers
from Cuba and Porto Rico. who either
caanot get home or do not want TO 60
The value OF the grant Is estimated at
something like 100000 and Is given 10
Dr. Prieto In recognition OF his success
In bringing foreign capital to Mexico.
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The pleasant method aud beneficial
effects ~ the we'll known remedy.
SYhur ~ FIGa. manufactured by the
CALIponsiA Fla SYnvr Co., illustrate
The value of obtaining the liquid lBxa.
two principles of plants known Ia DO
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them Ia the form mnst refreshing to tho
taste aud acceptable 10 the system. II
N the ono perfect strengthening luga'
tive, cleanhlng the system rifectnnlly,
diApclllng coldA, headaches and fcycrh
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
to overcome habitual conAlipnilon per
mnncntly l,a perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and hub'
stance, aud lis acting on the kidncys,
liver and bowels, without Weakening
or irritating them, mako II the Ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing flgs
arc used, NJ they nrc pleasant % the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy arr obtained frOm konna aud
other aromatic plants. by method
known 10 the CALlFoRsiA Fl0 SrHur
Go. only. In order Ia get ith beneficial
effects and IA avoid limitations, please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front Of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
HAH FRANCISCO. CAL
hot sale by all Druggists Price 'oc. pef toi,ls
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CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has this day sold his interest
In the business Of Christensen & Co. and
withdrawn from said Arm. All outstand-
Ing accounts are payable to said firm
and all liabilities contracted on account
OF the old business will be liquldated by
the remaining partners In said Arm.
Astoria, March IS, 1899. ANGUS COR.
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The Death Knell' has been sounded
to Apotheearies' Drugs, aEd a sign TO
LET VIII be In many windows OF doc
tor Offices since the Aunt Jane Home
Remedy for female troubles has been
placed on the market. Every man or
woman, married or single. should send
a two-cent stamp 10 our office for beau
uful illustrated circular. free. Address
The Aunt Jane Medicine Co.. rooms Is-iI
Lewis Building. Portland. Oregon.
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sKAawAY arnIRE ENpEp.

SI3ATrLE. March 2g-The backbone oi
the strike on the White Pass 4 Yukon
railroad has been broken. according 10
the officers Of the steamer Rosalie. which
arrived today from skagway j. X.
white one of the strike leaders. has
been sentenced 70 six months lmprison-
ment At Bttka by United States Commits
sioner Sehdrede for lnCiung riot.
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IMMENSE COPPER DISCOVERY

SAN FRANCISCO, March 0,-A spec.
lall from Tacoma says: Immense cop
per ledgcs have been discovered In
Prince wiliam sound. Alaska, between
orca and vaidcs, not far from the mouth
OF Copper river In one instance glacial
action has laid bare a copper ledge 1900
feet long. four feet wide, extending from
tldcwater TO back In n high elm.
Near by other copper lodges, though
not so fayorablv exposed, are opened by
men who claim they are working for the
STANDARD on syndicate. An English syn
dlcate Is represented there by Lewellyn
,Villipms, mining expert Of London,
who was ordered thlther by cable from
Australia.
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a. II. De Fluent. EDITOR or the Journal.
Doylestown. Ohio. suffered for number
OF yesrs with rheumatism in his right
shoulder and side He says: Ny night
arm at times was entirety useless. /
tried chamberiain's Pain Balm, ana was
surprised TO receive relief almost i'm
mediately. The Pain Balm has been a
constant companion Of mine ever since
and It never falls" For sale by Charles
nogera
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G. Gunst. a wealthy German. who has
spent several winters In Hawaii. has Just
returned from Apla, where he purchased
valIma. the former home Of Robert Louis
Stevenson. The estate comprises 10
acres, and the house Is sua furnished
with the things which Stevenson accu-
mulated during his residence The price
ls said TO have been Sl5.0
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We have saved many doctor bills since

We have saved many doctor bills since
~ besan using chamberaln's Cough
Remedy IN our home. We keep bottle
open all the time and whenever any of
my family or myself begin 60 catch oold
VIC beGin 10 use tho Cough Remedy
and as q result we never have 90 send
away for a doctor and incur a iarxs
doctor bill. for chambsFlains Cough
Remedy never fails 20 cure. II is Ger.
saiaiy a medicine of great msri, and
Wurih-D T. Mearkls. General Merchant
and Farmer, MatIlc. Bedford county.
Ia For sale by Charles Rogers.
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CLEVELAND SAILS TODAY,

SAN FRANCISCO, March sO-ThC
tranport Cleveland will sail tomorrow for
Manila with 1900 tons of supplies for the
American troops, She will be followed
In few days by the zealandia The
charles Nelson and the City Of Puebla.
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APPLE KING DEAD,

ATCHIsoN. Kas., March sO,-John NJ.
Downcy Is dead at Sugar Lake, Mo-, OF
brain fever aged 60 years. He was
known as the apple king and was one OF
the proprietors of the Rcece \ Downey
orchard, one OF the largest in the coun-
try
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Peck Indian reservation for soliciting
campaign funds for the 1896 election. the
money II alleged 10 have been collected
10 hep make good the deficit IN tho
campaign fund OF the national committee
of NE democratic party. 3i6
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TILE grRlKE AyERTEp.

CLEVELAND. March 2O.--The strike OF
all the molaers In this city. threatened
for today. did not take place. the foun-
drymen granting the 10 per cent increase
In wsgss demanded BY the men.
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BEST OF ALL.

To cleanse the system in gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring
time comes, use the true and perfect
remedy. Syrup OF Figs, Buy the genu.
lne Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co only. and for sale by al
druggists. at 50 cents per bottle.
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cleaning department 20 d. anything so
Tong az women allow thuif gowns 10
sweep up a., the unhealthy and disgust.
ing debris on the Sidewalk
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SURVEYING RAILROAD WORK.

BLOOMINGTON, H., March sO,-sur-
vcyors are at work on the ChIcogo 4
Alton, between bloomington and Lincoln,
preparing tho specifications for the re-
duotion Of the heavy grades between
these points, which work is TO begin April
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ssszaaaH7aaaz=a=a#
A LEGISLATURES MISTAKE.

TOPEKA. Kas,, March @--Attorney
General Godfrey has discovered that the
.ate legislature by mistake, repealed the
law which provides for all appointments
Of city officers The supreme court will
be asked to repeal the law.
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INCREASE IN WAGHs.

IRoNToN. o.. March 2O.-!The nailers
and nippers In the Kelly Nall Company's
nail factory here have been granted an
advance In wages OF % per cent.
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Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.

! Scrofula is the most obstinate Of blood
troubles, and is often the result of an
inherited taint in the blood, 5, S. S.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
every trace OF the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
Ny son, Charlie, was afflicted from infancy
with Scrufula. and he suffered so that Il was
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MRDDLED IN POLITICS.

BUTTE. March @-The United States
grand jury today rendered indictments
against DIR, J, |. Atkinson, surgeon;
charles Mcintyre, irrigating engineer,
and Frank A, Hunter, clerk, at the Fort
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pAMAaE nAs pEnN REpAIREp.

SEATTLE. March %. The damage
caused By the snowslde 70 the Great
Northern railway, near Wellington, has
been repaired. Through trafic was re-
aUmed today.
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TO DETERMINE BOUNDARY LINE

OLYMPIA. March 2O.-Governor Rogers
has decided to appoint John h, Rice, OF
CaihlRmet. ana Fred l. Rice, OF South
BEND as the Washington members Of the
commission TO determine the boundary
line between Washington and oregon.
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a woman Eg,s about as much aatlsfac.
zion out OF looking At fashion plates as
a hungry man dous from the odorr cm.
anhiinE from the hotel Kitchen.
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pRIcE or NAIIs ADVANCED.

PfTrSBUHG. March 20-The American
Steel Il Wire Company has made another
advance Of l5 cents keg IN the price OF
nails.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. q C. The genuine has L. B.
Q. on each tablet For sale by Charles
Rogers
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We always know so well what we
would do II we were In some one else's
place.
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impossible to dress him
for three years. His
head and body wee a
mass OF sores, and his
eyesight also became
affected. No treatment
was spared that we
thought would relieve
him, but he grew worse
until his condition was
indeed Hiahle, | had
almost despaired OF his
ever being cured, when
by the advice oi u friend
we gave him S. s. S,
tSwifts Specihc). A de-
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ECZEMA ON HANDS
water Would ools 0u, and Drop on
theFloor. Doctor Gould Not Relieve.
First Application cuTicURA stopped
itching and was Enabled to Sleep.
Cured In ono Month.

hsd cssemA 90 my haAa. 90 bad that vhsn !
shui thea. the matter would ooss oai and dFop
on IAs aoui. ~ hAnds sefs full ot ualsf eils-
tsfs. / vas under the eAs Of doctor fof
meath. but hs did me no good. vas advised
20 uy CuttcUhL remedies. aud u uAs Sohdsriai
What shsct gAsy hsd. The JAr'i SPpiicaiteA
sisprss Asi aseadfsI tirAiHs, slsp, 81 enes.
and was tsrsd IN yssr wssks.
n. A. COe0Riff. Ensrsao, N. d.
ruttrtsa HststvsSt parass na hlesa snd eifya-
tslias estts u htnas OethA shs haa fsinsrn w
sau- yAlis vafm haiAs vih CutteSnA hpiT ana fsaus
e. iaftass Sah tenct tOhasatk tftatssi et efAss
hsat sta ears slsss,s ne ,th sha ts.p sfsse 80
ssass, altsy ush,ng bafsiaI, saa itesmgshee. eea
thas s-ihs asd heal he taa.t 'e'taHhg dsetsnal w
lpss, sftss saa ssslP. and b. vita esa " haf Shsh
aI tas hila
EsA, ,A,~ashsgi n. sos.d rortss u, lsb {, cesr,
asls riop. haslaa. iiss - cafs A. haHa',' ffss'
BABY HUM0RS r'';;s';s ss';s9.. ;a' :s.;: Ss';: ~
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Columbia Bevel Gear Chainless Standard
of the World. The Wheel that Satisfies.
a few remarks from Astorians who ride it.
FULTON BROTHERS.
Attorneys az Law.

Pope Manufacturing Company:
Gentlomen--i have ridden this yea
the very best bicycle made. TO apl
sou will be content TO ride no other.
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sided Improvement was the result and after
he had taken dozen bottles. no one who knew
9f his former dreadful condition would havs
recognized him. All the sores on bis body
have healed, his skin is perfectly clear ana
smooth, and he has been restored TO perfect
health, MRS. 5. ). MABRY,
g6O Elm st Macon. Gn