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Returned from n Health Trip 10 Die.

New York. April25.-Byron G. Davis,
n corporation lawyer and president OF
the Copper King of Arizona Mining
Co. died sunday night at his home in
Brooklyn. aged 40 years. Two months
ago Mr.. Davis went to Oklahoma for
his health and came here two weeks
ago much dcblitatcd.
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The Grant monument. rs il now
stands. is exactly the same size as the
one in Union square. New York. II
was designed by Daniel Chester
French and Edward 4. Potter. both
American artists The former mod
elcd the figure of Gen. Grant. and the
latter the horse. They have cndeaN-
ored 10 depict the nero in the poSi-
ton Of a digniiied and quietly impos-
ing silent man on horseback" and
in so doing have departed entirely
from the conventional. There = am
absence Of the dramatic action shown
in the prnncing sieed and the waving
sword. Instead. the general rides his
horse deep in thought. In expression
and features. the face is indicative Of
a strong. though latent and modest
personality. Tie Is clad in field aarn.
with high cavalry boots. close buttoned
coat. and long cape or coat falls ~
folds over the horse. The latter stands
firmly on his four feet. with head
turned slightly 10 one side. The
whole aspect OF the statue is one OF
restrained strength
The idea was conceived hy the Fair
mount Park Art association. and the
work is presented by that body 10 the
city TO bee placed in the park. The
Height OF the statue. from the bottom
OF the plinth 70 the top Of the rider
hat IS ! 5 feet inch. The total weight
IS i've tons. The pedestal j. baiii o.
Jonc sboro granite. and the total cos
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsEs.
Arrest Of Abraham Moore. superior,
Neb.. for obtaining Money tn
der False Prctenscs.

Chicago. April 3. Abraham Moore.
Of Superior. Neb.. we'll known among
liv, stock dealers throughout the west.
was arrested here on an indictment
returned by the grand jury last
Thursday. The Indictment accuses
Moore OF obtaining $4,000 by false pre-
lenses from Strahan-llution-E Evans
Commission Go. at the Union stock
yards. II is asserted that Moore rep
resented to the firm that he had 100
head Of cattle Al South Omaha. aud
gave a mortgage upon the lot TO Sc
cure the loan. but il has since dcYcl-
opcd. il Is alleged. that Moore has no
such cattle AS represented. Attorneys
for the commission firm allcgc that
Moore has obtained $4,000 from the
plaintiffs.
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Condensed MIX Trust.

Trenton. \. j., April 25.-The For.
den Condensed Milk Co., capital s2o,-
100000, was incorporated here yester-
day, TO take the place of the New York
Condensed Mix Co.
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Il move" said the legislator "thst We
now take up the
"Mr. Chairman interrupted Q ssraior'
hasn't THAI white man turitn poetry
Sern worked about enough. -fA.a1e PIMA
North American.
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nnunts In the wild Woods and Gay
PInces for Summer Outings.

Either. or both, can he found along The
lines OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ry in Wisconsin. Minnesota, Northern
Michigan, Iowa and the Dakotas. Among
the many delightful summer resorts are Del
AVIAN. Waukcsha. Oconomowoc. Elkhart
Lake. Marquette, Madison, kilbourn, Nj.
nocqua. Star Lake, Lakes Okohoii, Spirit
Like. Clear Lake. Big Stone. FTontenac,
White Bear and Lake Minnetonka. In the
north woods Of Wisconsin, in the forests
OF Northern Michigan and Minnesota, and
in the far stretches OF the Dakotas true
eportsmen can FISH and hunt to their hearts
content. For pamphlet Of Summer Tours"
and Fishing and Hunting apply to near
ct ticket agent, or address with two cent
stamp. GEO. II. HEAFFORD. Gent Pass.
Agt, SIS Old Colony Building, Chicago, ILL.,
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KIDNEY DISEASE
Caused by Internal Catarrh,
Promptly Cured by
Pe-ru-na.

Hon. j. II. Caldwell. prominent
member Of the Louisiana State Lcgisla-
ture, SAYS the following in regard TO Pe'
yuma for catarrh:
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81 have used Pc-ru-na for number
Of years with the very best results for
catarrhal diseases. | shall never be
without Il. ! never fail to recommend
~ when an opportunity presents ITSELF
-. II. Caldwell, Robcline. la.
Gilbcr; lIofer, Grays, Ky. says in
letter dated March eth. 1894: IL have
used four bottles Of Pe-ru-na and am
well Of my catarrh. and IL cured my
Bright's disease. | had been troubled
for two years. Iweigh twenty pounds
more than did before was taken sick.
I shall never be without Pe-ru-na.'
Send for free catarrh book. Address
ADr. Hartman, Columbus, O.
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Lanes Family Medicine.

Moves the bowels each day IL order to
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head
ache. Price % and SOC.
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DEATH Of RICHARD J. 0GLEsBY.
the General and ihrc"-ri"A's "os
ernor az Illinois Fen beaa
Near Lincoln. Ill.

Lincoln. H.. April ei.--kichard ).
Oeleshv. former governor of Illinois.
died at his home in oglehurs'' near
Elkhart. H.. az five minutes past one
,'clock this afternoon. Conclusion OF
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I.n,ur. Of The Morning ENercise-.

The feature OF the morning exercises
was the presentation 10 the Gaiena
Park commissioners Of one Of the hig
rified cannon taken from the Spanish
cruiser Ni1caya. Previous 10 the iorn'-
al presentation. the big rifle. escorted
bt members Of the +. ID. kittoe Post.
& \. L.. and the survivors Of Go. NJ,
sixth Illinois volunteers. was drawn
through the business district and was
viewed hv thousands. who heartily
ohccrcd the Spanish trophy as il went
L.
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rhousand- OF Pounds for acsuiaru,,

London. April - The Daily Mail
says this morning il understands the
American tender for the 10000 tons ~
rails for the railway 70 be constructed
by Cecil Rhodes. from Buluvayo 20
Cwclo and Mafungahu1. was many
thousand pounds below any English
tender. but il was not accepted because
delivered in an irregular form.
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IN MEMORY Of U.S.GRANI
The Annual Grant Day Celebration
at Galena, Ill.--Speech by
Charles Emory Smith.
NEW ERA That GRANT SAW HAS ARRIVED.
Jnveiling of the Grant Equestrian statue.
An Paramount Park, Philadelphia. by "a
Granddaughter OF the Dead ii-ro-Ih"
bay Duly Celebrated AT Pittsburgh
Pa. 10y Americas club.

Galena. III. April 2s--Thc annaul
celebration OF the birthday of Gen.
L. :. Grant. under the auspices OF the
Grant Day association. was held here
yesterday Special trains were rum
from points ia Iowa. Wisconsin ana
Illinois. and brought thousands OF
pcoplc TO view The exercises. Public
and private buildings all over the city
we're gaiIy decorated with flags and
bunting. while across the down'ow n
streets along the line of march wess
stretched the national colors and
sireamers Of red. white and blue.
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A good occupation prevents mental dissi-
patton. Rams Horn.
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Life j. a big poker game in which every
BODY is blliifing the loser.-Atchison Globe.
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Fair Warninc.-Nistor Gin Brooklyn)-
Doe. the trolley line lead 70 the oeme-
ssryY Citizen-"Yes, # one isn very care
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LABAsTINE IL the original

"A LABASTINE IL the original
IN and only durable wall coating.
entirely different from all kali
somines. Ready for use IN
ZEA white or twelve beautiful tn,s
- by adding cold water.
y AIDES naturally prefer ALA.
81 BASTINE for walls and cell.
ings. because Il Is pure. clean.
durable Put up I'm dry pow
dered form, in five-pouni pack.
ages, with full directions.
"A Ii kalsomines are cheap TEN.
porary preparations made from
M whiting, chalks. ciays. etc.
and stuck on walls with de-
u caying animal glue. ALABAS-
TINE is not a kalsomne.
EwARE OF tho dealer who
saws no can sell you the same
thing" as ALABAsTINE or
something just as sood. lie
Is either not posted or Is try-
ing TO deceive you.
- Nd IN OFFERING something
he has bought cheap and tries
TO sell on ALABASTINE' 5 de-
mands, he may not realize The
damage you will suffer by
kalsomine on your wal1s.
FNsIRI.E dealers Will not buy
a lawsuit Dealers risk one BY
selling and consumers by using
HA infringement. Alabastine 60.
own right TO make wall coat
ing 10 mix with cold water.
n HE INTERIOR WALLS q
every schooihouse should 70
coated only with pure. cnrao.s
ALARASTINE. 1t safeguards
health Hundreds OF tons are
used annually for this worA
IN y BUYING ALABASTTNEs es
that packages are properly a-
beled. Beware OF large four
pound package light kaiso-
mine offered TO customers -
ahve-pound package.
- n r1sANCE OF wall raoer IS Oh.
waited by ALABASTlNE. IL
~ can DO used on plastered walls,
wood ceilings. brick or can
vas. A child can brush u on
1t does not rub or scale or.
ESTABLISHED IN favor. shun
all limitations. Ask paint dealer
or druggist for tint card. Nfiie
for "Alabastine Era" free.
ALABASTINE CO., Grani
Rapids. Michigan.
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"Couraee and STRENGTH
in Tines of Danger.

Read the qvarning betzveen
tie lines. WHAT'S that avarn-
mo? It's of the danger from,
accumulation of badness in
the blood. caused by the
usual heaVy LOing OF the
Winter months. Spring IS
the clearing, cleansing time
of the year; the foreranner of
the Brightness and beauty OF
glorious Summer.
Follow the principle that Nature lays
down. Start in at once and purify your
blood with that great specihc, HOOD
Sarsapariila- II nercr dssGIIatHts
Turors-"A tumor as big n large
marble came under my tongue and instead
of letting my physician Operate "a II, nsec
INV faynrite spring tonic, Hoods SarsApa-
riila. Tho bunch soon disappeared Mrs
"A. NJ CoBuRN. 55g Ner'k - Lowell Mass
rheumatism y" had rheumatism Tor
eve wears and can conscicutioUsly say that
Hoods Sarsaparilla has given me entire
.<ehef. As a blood purifier y has helpea ny
~-hiIdren wonierfullyn MIS- ;. y. SAGAH,
a E.~orlifn Avenue passaic, y. j.
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Honesty is shield with two sides The
two parties TO a business transaction see IL
from different points OF view.-Life.
You can tell the caliber OF man by the
way he counts the change a person gives
LIm.-W Washington (1a.) Democrat.
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Gen. Grant saw and said that our
country was entering on new ctr.
Yes. on a new era Of duty. progress
and power. For, under the impulse aud
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There's no denying the 'act that Boston
Is one Of the has-beans.-L. A. w. Bulletin.
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the brain, resulting from fall, was
the direct cause of his death, but the
indirect cause was weakness from
which he had suffered ever since Sc
we're attack Of the grip four years ago.
To-day. while preparing lunch at ms
home in Oglehurst. an attack OF YER
tiro caused GOV. Oglesby To fall 10 the
floor. and in the fall his head struck
upon n small box Or. c. II. Taylor
the family physician. Gas summoned
and al possible aid was given, but the
ex-govcrnor's system was too weak y
rally. and death came without his hay'
ing regained consciousness
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Peach seed wanted, H Reed, Louisiana, Mo
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OSMUN. Of Belvdcre. Warren Co, n vines,
MI .sunerng weakness bnclh
this a
would accept kind offer
~ Pnkhams and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-04

Is the Santa Fe. The average
temperature during the journey
is less than that for the same
period at your home Then the
cars are 50 comfortable, fatigue
is scarcely noticeable. Pullman
palace and tourist sleepers and
free chair cars on all California
trains. A. j. CoBKINs, Agent,
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WAR MAY VET COME
Affairs In the TransvaaI Are by
No Means in Satisfactory
Shape.

London Sept. 2-Judging from surface
indications an altogether new phrase
seemed to have come over the Transvaal
crisis The tables have been turned and
now it is Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain who
Is praises further conference. In this
and other respects the official negotiations
present a more specific aspect than last
week. But. with the bare exception of
these negotiations, every other clrcum-
stance points to war. whether. as has
been suggested in these dispatches. high
er power than Mr. Chamberlain has inter
ferred In the interest Of peace or whether
the secretary has tken a leaf Of tho book
Of President Kruger meaning procras-
unation can scarcely be determined at
'hds stage. is also possible though hardly
hardly probable tLat the unexpected op-
position and dissatisfaction Of the Dutch
and descendants q he Dutcn In South
Africa, as acutsiy evidenced tbs week
may have stayed the mailed hand The
simplest sOlution. however, OF these lat
est developments which puzzle none more
than Mr.. Chamberlaip's out and out sup
portcrs Is, that extreme amiabiity
and long suffering paraded in this latest
British proposal is merely a peace Older
ing which precedes "a sacrifice Suof
steps as these make war more righteous
and English wars. though usually result
ing ia ACKNOWLEDGMENT. must first Ice
righteous to be popular especially W, n
the norconformist element aud Mr..
Chamberlain is not a despser OF this
this factor IN home poltices. The foreign
sentiment must be propitlAtsd. The
COZ tnental press, with few exceptions,
reCt gnizes the fairness OF he English
claims I'm the Transvaal and President
kruger knows he cannot expecs Anv out
side aid, except, perhaps in the most IN
direct wayfrom Russia. The So RI eync-
ed yesterday by the Petit journal OF Par
IS. certainly does not voice the spirit OF
France, which is usually complacent ov.
en- the English structures prompted ny
he Dreyfus case. The Journal deplored
tn fact that the event OF war between
Great Britain and the Transvaal prevent
ed France from attacking Great Britain
and avenging the Fashoda humiliation.
| An IN all, putting TIE official formal
/ ties and secondary issues aside. thu
| Transvaal r's,5, under the surface
/ seems not ic De greatly changed and tn,
/ settlement still lies in Kruger's hands
] Whether he completely surrenders open
| ly dehes or further evades time alon
/ show.
No one prides himself more upon tn
greatness OF the merchant Slarin" thai
does the British subject, yet, strangei,
enough no one is binder TO events tina
menace its welfare. This country Is ap
parently on the eve OF a sailors and
nreman's strike that will Daralyze com
msrce, yet so far the matter has receive
only passing notice In the British pres
aud has attracted practically no publ
Interest The trouble arose over
manifesto 10 the ship owners by the sea
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sHATTUC's WARM REPLY
ROasts Atkinson TO q Brown
Turn-QuOtes History.

Cincinnati, Sept 2-rhe recent cores
poudouce between Congressman shattuc
Of this CITY and Edward Atkinson Of Bos-
1ou. has been supplemented by the fol-
lowing.
Hon. w b. Snattuc. Cincinnati:
Dear sir:-I have the honor to acknow-
ledge your letters OF August 25 ] note
with approval that YOU publish my letter
and your letter which has brought to me
many letters of sympathy and approval.
with a large demand for the pamphlets
which you do not desire 60 have sent
YOU.
Perhaps you will also publish this,
Yours very truly.
EDWARD ATKINSON
Boston Aug %. 1899
Congressman Shattuc also received let
ters warmly commencing him for the Wig
orous course he pursued In replying to
Atkinson and his latest letter which he
mailed to NGr Atkinson today IS even
warmer than the first d reads as fol-
lows:
Edward Atkinson. Esq, Boston.
Dear Sr:-Your letter OF the 2sth ulu-
mo. has been received No doubt you
have received many letters of sympathy
from your people in this country and
ann confident that your friend and CO.
worker Aguinaldo, would have wrlttcn
one thanking YOU had not the govern
ment of the United States enectuany
prevented further communication be-
tween you two chieftains Neither do
doubt in the lcast that my protest 10
you (Which YOU pulIished) against your
sending your sedb ious literature 10 me
mad the same effect as a preachers de-
nunc.ation OF a disreputable theatrical
show
You would not have sent your seditious
publications TO the Philippines unless YOU
had reason to believe that your friend
ad co-worker, Aguialdo would be COM
forted and aided thereby Webster says
THAI Treason IS confined % the actual
levying OF war against the United States
Of adhering TO their enemies giving them
aid and comfort" Webster was a New
England gentleman too During the civil
war n this country, Lincoln was de-
uouuced Grant was viliaed the govern,
ment was assailed and the war was dec
Jared unconstitutional. iuhuman ana
iAihie ny SpHit ltpplt IN boston as well
as by people In other sections of the north
and peace was demanded al any price
The men at the front called the authors
of such declarations "copperheads' and
traitors" In your last letter YOU do not
renew your threat TO have my name left
Off the congressional list for the 57th
congress but you suggest that publish
tine letter. ] will do 50 with pleasure and
may add that l also have received many
letters from Boston and the rest of the
United States, but not one Of them was a
letter OF sympathy whether for me or
for Aguinaldo. I am sure those who wrote
me had no sympathy for Aguinaldo. and
probably thought I needed none. Yours
very truly
w B. SHATTUC.. NC.
Cincinnati, Ohio, September j. 1899
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Americans Aid Yaquis

Mexico clay Sept "A ruIGor that was
current about the city 20 me effect that
am American vessel loaded with muni-
ti0ns Of war for tho Yaqm Indians had
been sighted on the Pacihc coast, has
been refuied by Information received
mere from GuayaInas. According 20 ad-
vices whic harea uthontic. an American
vessel. che Czar. which left San Francisco
during the halter part Of July was Tor
some reason. ssupeoted Of being a Ahbus-
ter,ng vessel and Wa sthought % be about
% land supplies FOR the Yaqu Indians
az Port Atlanta. The Mexican gunboat.
Democratic was dispatched 10 search 1or
the Car which entered the port of IA
Paz and unlOaded her cargo. whicA wss
consigned b Ia Paz. She was oyerhauisd
a. THAI port and scrupulousiy search d
but nothing Suspicious was discovered.
Tue Spanish priest named Berro, WIN
xot into'a scandaGous sorape IN Pueblo ha
been ssFt out Of the country.
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SCHURHAN's REPORT
On the Philippine Questions In
the Hands of the President

Washington Sept Am important CON
ference on Hlre Philippine situation in
which President McKinley received for
the fret time, a fun vcfhal report Of
what the Philippine commission has done
was held at tho White house tonight The
parties TO It were Pres den, Mckinley,
Secretary HAY and President Schurmann.
OF the Philippine comm ssson who made
the report Mr. Schurmauu arrived here
this evening from Ithaca. Y. II was
his first opportunity since hs return to
The United states TO see tlae president as
the latter was making preparations for
departure for Plattsburg. when Mr.
schurmann arrived at his Ithaca home.
Accordingly the meeting at which the
president OF the commission sent to in
vestigate and report on the exact conal-
tions in the far east ar,4hipelago was ar
ranged for tonight and Mr. Scurmann
win remain over tomorrow night when
there may be a further conference.
The conference tonight occupied three
hours Secretary HAY and Secretary WI
son were with the Presideut when Mr.
schurmann reached the while house. but
Secretary Wilson noon Withdrew.
Mr. Scurmann's report practically con-
sumed the whole time AT It's CONCLUSION.
Secretary Wilson and MT schurmann left
the White house ana tho President retir-
ed early
Neither Mr. Schurmanu nor Secretary
wilson would give any "details of the con-
ference. From time go time. the cum-
miss on has forwarded detached reports
to the President and the state department
bu whether President Scnurmann brought
with him a written repor, and submitted
81 could not be learned lie de,iiued to say
whether there was written report and
retteuated the assertion that whatever in
formation is given out must come from
the White house or the state department
MIR Schurmann declined tn discuss his
plans while In the city
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRICR-A- WEEK EDITION,

The striking and important events
of the last year have established the
overwhelming value Of The THBIcE-A'
WEEK WoRlD 10 every reader. FOR an
almost nominal sum it has kept It's sub,
seribers informed of the progress OF AL
our wars aud, moreover, has reported
them as promptly aud fully as II II were
a daily. With our interests still extend
ing throughout the world. wit h Our
troops operating in the Philippines and
4be great Presidential campaign, too.at
hand, its value is further increased.
The motto of THE THRICE A. WEEK
WoRLD Is improvement. 1t strives each
year 10 be better than IL WAS the year
before. and public confidence in II is
shown by the fact that 1t now circulateF
more than twice as many paEers every
week as any other newspaper, rot
daily, published in America.
We offer this unequaled newspaper
and THE WEEKLY LEADER together ore
year for sl.i5.
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s, 5. $. is for sale at tho Eagle
Drug Store
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RULES GOVERNING CONTEST.

The ballot is ordered and authorized by the Fall
the lady receiving the largest number
coupons at the close OF the contest at o'clock October 9Th
1890 will be formally declared Queen Of the Carnival
This contest is open to all ladies of Guthrie
No ballot is legal unless cut from the daily papeTs
committee selected by the carnival officials will count
ballots every evening at Waaces Drug Store the
progress of the vote will be I'D the Leader from day
to day
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wmsKY PrRcnAsn INcREAsE

y ''E71F 7 ~ ''F7'IF ~ n TFTF1fF'T1T
Peoria. H.. Sept, 2-lhe cut in the
price of spirits is producing Its legitimate
effect In this market. For the past month
revenue collections amounted TO $iO9. taoi
revenue collections have averaged So. .OOt
q dty Today the collections amounted 70
$lO9O74 showing that the trade taking ad-
vantage Of the cut has r1ore than doubled
tho usual daily purchase.
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THE QUEENS VOTE.

Plenty OF Candidates From which to
Select Queen for FAN Carnival
The following is the vote in the con
test for queen Of the Guthrie fan
carnival as counted up to o'clock last
night:
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S.S.S.F Fl 46s Blood

is the only remedy equal to such deep
seated diseases; it goes down to the
very foundation and forces out every
taint. 1t is purely vegetable, and is
the only blood remedy guaranteed to
contain no mercury, potash or other
mineral substance whatever.
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