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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

The result of the election gives the
 trusts a new lease of life, and the
 managers of these concerns feel se-
 cure for another four years. The day
 after election the Standard Oil com- pany declared big dividend, and now
 we find the meat trust pushing up
 prices Speaking on this question,
 Banker Henry CleweS seems to feel
 satisfied with the result, for he says it will also be found to mean some
 thing that the great mass of new cor
 r0rate securities issued within the last
 two years will not be subject to fac tious party. legislation intended to serve mere political ends and gratify ignorant populistic tendencies. The probability is that congress will r2cOg-
 nize the virtual impossibility of it's do- ing anything effective towards regu- lating these new organizations. and will leave them to stand or fall on their intrinsic merits and on their abil- itv to meet the competition that is all ready on all sides appearing. Under their new conditions, these corpora
 tions have sought to .evade and extin-
 guish competition; signs are not want ing that, on the contrary, they will prove to have. encouraged it. The truest policy will prove to be that of
 leaving it to self-adjustment and to the
 legal regulation thatis provided under common law. The election leaves the
 Philippine situation to be dealt with by the president and congress. When the people voted, sthey knew the posi- ton of MT Mckinley and his party on that problem; and it is therefore to be expected that the settlement will be pressed to an early end, whatever force or outlays that course may in volve The result of the election is
 such as to cause the deepest satisfac- ton to those who have the best wei ! fare of the country at heart. It is an unequivocal notice to the world that national honor and integrity and q love of law and order go hand ip hand 1 fns the United States. Confidence is settled upon q rock-ribbed foundation and business is under such an impetus as will produce phenomenal prosperity.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
A CORGEOUsLY BOUND

Work of art has just been issued q an outlay of over &IUU0UO for which the publishers desire a niana&er in this county, sIso Q good soicItor%E3oi pay to the right partylss Nearly ,lUO full page enGra ngs, !&gmEDtnous paper, 44- lumipated cGrers and -bindiuEs; over 2G0 golden lilies in. tAe2Azorocco bind inPs; nearly 50 -ee}dcu roses in the cloth bindings. Seli al sight; presses running day and night go great is the sale. Christian men and women max ing fortunes taking orders. Rapid promotiong. One Christian woman made clear $500 in four weeks taking orders among her chufch acQuafat- ances and friends. Write us It may lead to a pernaucrt position to man age our business and look after our large correspondence which you can attend to right at your home. Address T. A. Knight. secretary, Corcorau building opposite United States treas Uly, Washington, D. c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

Hon A. s. Duiin, of New Jersey says the republicans carried that state by the infamous Dudley blocks of five system by which Indiana was carried for Harrison the year ne was elected, only they arranged the voters in blocks Of ten. MT Dulin called at tention to the fact that the democrats held their own in the congressional dis tricts of New Jersey.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

Representative Sharp of Mississippi, who is now in Washington, calls at tcntion to the fact that if the gains made by Mir Bryan in the east should have been transferred to some of the close states the result would have been different. The more> the popular vote is studied the plainer it becomes that there is no reason for democrats to become discouraged over the future.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1900.

It is Imaginable to hear the Hartford Post talking and worrying about the danger of nominating candidates with q barrel for public office. The orig inal barrel owner is in Hartford, and if reports are to he believed he opened it pretty wide last week,
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
nnrid Citr. Neb. Anrn i. mn

GonesS Pure rood Go, Le Roy, \. r.: Gentlemen: l must say im regard to 'GRAIN-O that there Is nothing better or healthier. We have uscd it for years. Ny brother W as . great coffee thinker. He was taken sick and the doctor said coffee was the cause of it, and told Us to use GRAIN-O. We got q package but did not like it at first, but now would not be without it. My brother has been well ever since we started to use it. Yours truly,
 LITTLE SOCHOR.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
THE COLONIAL TRUST CO.,,
 WATERBURY, CONN.
Capital and Surplus, s5OO,OOO.
Legal Depository for court and Trust undS.

Transacts . General TRUST BUSI- NESS, Acts as Executors, Admin lstrators. Guardians, Committee, Ifasee. Recsiver, Assignee, Regis trar. Transfer and Fiscal Agent.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
B, Benha ag77. i.
SaaI9d Pr0D0SaIS,

For the, grading and building of cer- tain roads bordering on the WigWam Reservoir will he received by the Board of Public Works until o'clock D. h., November 13, 1900. a.
 A certified check for $500, made pay able to the comptroller, must accom- pany each bid, to be, Forfeited to the city of Waterbury in the case of the bidder who shall fail to execute the contract within five days after his bid has been accepted. @
 Proposals must be made on forms provided by the Board. All available information blank forHrs for biading% form Of contract, etc. maybe obtained al tle9of1ice of the Bura.al.pfs Engdneer- ] ing, No Q Ieayen8orth street. Bid9 ding isrenllfia ed to Residents of Water- bury, .and local labor only must be s employed and paid not less than 1o centsp per hour.
 5The Bessrd reserves the right to re Ject any or all bids.
 R. A. CAIRNS,
 City Engineer. nov1-s-12
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
A sL1Gur MIsUEbERsrAND1NG


 It was in Indiana, not so very long ago, that the daughter of an old White River farmer WAS reading the country paper to him. Sine had got to the Per eonals, ,,''and read this:
 Mrs Willie Norritts, nee Black has returned from q visit to- her par ents in Indianapolis" "@7 s-f @t.5e
 T don't quite understand that said the old gentleman. a.-t @'.t
 What don't yoU understand?'' in Quired tho daughter s...s.......s..,
 That Iart about Mrs Willie Nor Iitts nay Black, What does that nay black meanf' r-
 ''Oh, that's French, and means she was bern BlacIp
 Born black" exclaimed the father. eScitedlY.
 ''Yes; neeis French for born.'
 Well, 1t ain't so, ejaculated the old man. Jumping Bp4and sinking his fist; l kncwed her parents, and they were as white as anybody that ever lived in Indianlly ssa ads II Il seesthat seditoH about it. hut bsfore lge could ,get away the daughter a1plaineis allss < tersisfaladqF the old geAfIenadn cooled down.. ~,-s<r. z..s z-S-. <-.e.. -s.... = .- Hss5
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
WATERBURY.


 I will sell at Auction 20 HORSES, consisting. of drivers and general Dur- pose horses, Concords, Carriages, Sur rcys. one open Stanhope, one two-seat Trap, new set light double hame Col lar Harness. five sets single Driving Harness, two Grocery Harness and 10 new Sleighs, Portlands, Family and Bob Sleighs.
 Prophets are predicting plenty of snow after such a. dry season, and now is the opportunity to get Sleigh at your own price.
 No. postponement oil account of weather. Sale to commence promptly at 1 o'clock.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
WATERBURY UMBRELLA MFG. co
EoR RENT

One family house of eight rooms, with large lot, on Burton street, $22. If'you want q well drilled, or your old one has gone dry and you want it dccpcncd, we can do if for you, and do it right.
 ". F. JA-Ra.E3-lGFI-E''L, E3-l IT
 IO4 BA Nh ST.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

Hrans2cts General BANKING BUSl- NESS. Deposiis received, subject to check at sight.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

not the father Of the Democratic party,
then Jackson is. He Went to Florida to
establish and maintain the authority of
the United States. and he did it, The
spaniards living in Florida objected. but
Jackson persisted in his course, and
those who survived accepted the situa-
ton and came under the authority and
control of the United States.
Texas was acquired with the consent
of the people living within it's boundar-
les. Some Americans had gone there, re-
belled against the government Of Mexico
established republic, achieved their in
dependence and then asked congress to
admit Texas as a state. Congress did 50,
and this was the only instance In which
we have acquired territory with the con-
sent Of the people living in the territory
acquired, except Hawaii"
1.-THE acquisition OF Texas brought on
the war with Mexico over the boundary
line between the United States and that
country When the war was over we
were in possession OF all the country
west OF US TO the Pacific ocean. and we
paid Mexico s15.eo0,OOO to make a treaty
ceding it 10 the United States. The
treaty was made and, later on, we paid
that country $1,000 900 more to put the
boundary line where we thought Il was
in the first instance. In the territory ac-
quired from Mexico were many Mexi-
cans who were Hnfrfendly to the United
States. Polk was president He was
Democrat. Did he permit these people 70
vote and express their desires as 70
whether they wanted To live under the
authority Of the United States7 Polk
never heard Of Bryan or the Kansas City
platform. but he was well acquainted
with what jefferson did in Louisiana and
Monroe in Florida, so he did not take
vote. He ests bhshed military govern
nents IN New Mexico and California, ex-
actly similar to those established BY Nc
Kinley in Porto Rico and the Philippine
Islands How did the MexIcans living In
lew Mexico like these governments? They
expressed their disapp-oval in no uncer-
tain way. for one night they arose in
their might and killed The American gov
ernor. every American official IN New
Mexico and every Mexican who had TAX
en- Office under the American government
This was more than the Fiilpiuos have
ever been able 70 DO. Did Polk use
force? Did ne run the risk of being an
emperor according to the KanTas City
p1atferm2 PoIk used force He sent
Sterling Price 20 NeT Mexico and Price
gave battle n the 8exicans, ana the war
only ceased when che Mexicans ssirrsr.-
dered and agreed TO acknowledge the su-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
HANNA ON
THE STUMP

oue-third or % per cent Of the producing
capacity q the country FOR the sake Of
taking the advice II Mr. Bryan and his
2nu-imperia'istic advisers. or VIII You
cast aside all such GenagoEuery and so
straight forward. following the straight
road you have learned 81 vel under thu
teachings 81 William Mckinley. who has
established our protective system On
which the government has reached thar
point that We can send eur Manufacture 2
s7ds mo every country on the face Of
the esrth9
In the present administration We have
experienced balance 70 cur credit Of
lntn'ita@tUre5 goods alone Of hundreds OF
millions ~ dollars and cur to,sl excess
or exports ever imports q products in
three years amounts To a credit balance
@ $i'fsse'e9 M 20 The first Of July"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
FOUR MORE BOUND OVER
As AccOmpIIces With MeInturf IB the
Killing OF R0eseh

Guthrie, o. T.. Sept. s-The Chronicle.
published al Weatherford. publishes the
following under date Arapahoe, septem-
Der 5: The last q the FIVE young men
charged as accessories 10 the murder of
julius Roesh have been held Without
bond to await the action Of he grand
Jury Elbow and Garfield Terry were
brought into court this evening and a
few witnesses were examined. young Nc
Inturf among the number. His e. -oence
was the most damaging Of all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

thorfty Of the United States. There were
several Instructions Of like character in
California
The Democratic party IS great on par
amount issues. BY paramount It gener-
ally means what It believes viii serve To
defeat the Republicans
do not be alarmed now. The republic
IS not in danger. The Fourth OF July
viii come around next year as usual, az
ter Bryan Is defeated. There are no real
imperialists in this country. and never
have been. Imperialism Is a false issue
manufactured for the occasion"
"Our opponents want to give the FIJI
plnos the privilege OF living under some
other flag than ours. We want 20 give
them the best. We want 70 give them
the privilege OF living under the stars
and Stripes. II anyone knows Of a bet
ter flag for the Flliptnos to live under
than ours. he should name it-and then
go and live under il himself"
stops the Cough and w Orks or the Cold
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Paxpe Countv Fusion Ticket.

Guthrie. o. T. sept Ala TIE fusion
convention a. st1. water. Payne comfy.
the following ticket vas nominated. Pro-
bate judge. John r Clark. Desno<f az
county clerk. a !. Hartenb9Eer. Demo
crst. register q deeds Y. VI BarHer.
Democrat. assessor X o. flleson- s5eia-
ocrat: coroner. : y shsrIiess. Demo
Graf. commissioner Second district. A ?.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Naminate.l 80. snei.Il.,.

Suiaer-s, @. T. sept She Socialists
Of Sraa; county havs nomina+sd GYMS
Au'key Tor ths COUNSEL ana " IL Syvs =,
Tor re1res sutative Ccom ehe Tvvauty-.srS:
district ana J, ". Fan from tae twenty
second district
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Peruna, The Greatest Remedy Of The Age.

through friend aud bought . bottle.
In less than four months / was = well
man, and now weigh more shan ever
did in my life.n
his wife writes: 81 want TO give nv
experience with Peruna. II Is the only
medicine that American people should
buy If they want to be cured OF catarrh.
have had catarrh for twenty wears.
and ID had extended throughout NV
entire system. Ispent hundreds Of dol
lars trying 10 get relief: / aid not
expect 70 be cured.
AS I was seeing so much in the rs-
pers about Peruna, I thought I would
try il, but had no faith in it. Iboughtt
bottle, but did not see much change in
my condition, but thought would TAXI
another bottle. Then I saw q biz
change. 1 kept on taking il until I was
entirely cured, and have remained so
for six months. People don't know a
sure cure for catarrh when they see il.
My advice 70 all persons suffering from
catsrTh is, take PeruRs regularly and
persistently and the cstarrh win leave.
"f will do sill can 70 ger your nedf-
cine into the homes OF the A1ne7czn
people, as IL Is The only sure cure for
cafarrh In any form or any parf of rae
human BODY
Mrs. Hannah MarshsH
| Miss Martha Wittkopp writes from
Greenville, Mich. thefollowing: syher
! began your treatment had catarrh Of
1.-The head. nosa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

"Agunaldo proclaimed himself a dc
tator and declared himself chief Of a
revolutionary government. He never was
elected and there was no claim that he
was the choice of any considerable num-
her Of the inhabitants OF the islands,
aud was recognized only by a part OF
one tribe. There are over sixty different
tribes in the islands. speaking as many
different languages. Fifty-nine OF them
are at peace with the United States and
have never rebelledb against our au-
thority or control one tribe. under the
leadership OF Aguinaldo, has been op-
posing our authority and shooting our
soldiers.
Thomas Jefferson. author Of the Dec
larsdon Of Independence and father of
the Democratic party. was president o.
the United States when Louisiana vas
purchased. There were 3o,Gl8 white peo-
pie in Louisiana when the treaty vas
made with Napoleon which gave Us Loui-
s.ana. Jefferson ought 70 have under
stood the Declaration OF Independence.
He wrote f. He ought to have under
stood the phrase about government with
the consent 81 the governed He certain
~ would not have vi5lsted II while he
was president, for he always considered
81 one II the greatest acts = his career.
Did Jefferson take vote n Louisiana
q ascertain whether the people living
there wished a come IN 'f16ier oar Tag
unless he di5 50 he was an emperor JeE-
ferSon dld n Louisiana exactly vhat &c
Einley has done in the Philippines.
'-Cu- second set ~ expansion was ire
acquisition q FIo-s5a Tnfz was in igZs
Monroe was president O.. ths uastea
states He knew yeTers7n psTs -us5]v
He had frequently read TIE Deeis-ation
q Independence He had nsTsr hears =
Ia Kansas city platform 81 3rvan. h-1t
~ kr-w what Jat1r-s71 ID IN Losistans.
and - considered il Eoot 7-eeessn. fo-
WhaE he ssoels ID .u Flor5da re neer-
teok q vote II 'hs psoP5s living IA Flo--
ID IL ascertain v-he-her taeT w2Hfe8 .
- ACQUIRES. Taey sEaWss She.r oprasl-
f5a- - anusvssson 81 such e name ts1s
Nu-rne a1a1zr Raat AnsrcE 5srksan -
F.erfz 81 csnvirce xhsz - she sr-e- -
taesr vzrs Ss ane cl4sns shss - kssu
zrAs 10; ges1 Democrat II JsEsrses y
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Es..:a c.sz-.-sl =, &c ,,s.'a farexY

So s9.@a-E--tes y =
Fer sale BY The following druggists Il
Wickita, WICHITA DRUG CO. 10 =
DaUElzs SAt-E- - 2 Douglas. DOr[-
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HOOKING DRUG CO. rs \ 2 uEaas
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ROCK ISLAND DRUG STORE - 81
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Douglas and TopeS&: IDEAL PEAr
MACY is y Nsia- NXICAR "a y
Main. HEsNRIOS. CTR. Central anE Nan.
GEHRTNG ~ < D1uxaaN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
En!1.En EgE@

There's nothing half so sweet In life
as loves young dream" The old song
Is right. Lovers are dreamers. They
create special world in which they live
immune from the hurts and ills which
VeN common humanity. In their esti-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

Sullivan. Democrat; representative Firth
district, J. L. Matthews. Democrat; coun-
" superintendent. c. l. Kezer. Populist;
surveyor. G. +. German Populist. eaua-
ty treasurer. c. ". Dalton. Popalist:
sheriff. J. p. Hesser. populst; county at
torney. c. /. Burdick. Populist: commis-
sioner First district. Harry Jones. Popu-
list; commissioner Third district. W. Z.
Mlnnich. Populist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

mate OF household
expenses there
no place for a
doctor. And very
often when the
dream dissolves
they find that the
doctor $ bin. the
one thing they
didn't count on.
IS now the one
thing that's as
regular as rent
and taxes. And
many times il is
money wasted.
Or. PicrCe's IA
vorIte Prescnp-
ton viii do Tor a
woman and her
wotnauly Ills,
practically every.
thing that can b
Done b. any doc
.3r -Or medicine.
II regulates the
periods dries de.
bilitaang drains
and cUres iulsul.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

throat stomach,
and pelvic organs.
was troubled with
h a W king and
splitting, c a gh {
cold very easily,
had almost con-
slant headache.
Ny stomach was all
out OF order, / did
not sleep well, and
was more tired in
sha r-,-~~.E- a..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Relentless
Rheumatism
Conquered.

Up to recently it could have besn said that
science had advanced no positive cure for rhe1-
matisrl. but q hospital specialist. GelvuC after
a cure for this tornenting disease, one day 1T
upon just the right formula. and n Dr. Hoitin
Rheumatic Remedy to-day the medical world
recognizes At last a cure
No matter hos bed yegr pains may have been
O. aTe, no matter cs how long standing no mat
taT how many remedies y0u have trle3, DR..
Hoitn : Rheumatic Remedy wiz not oriy help
You AZ once, but 4 VIII cure yo1 for ever and
ever. This magnificent remedy viii cure al
forms % rheumatism. muscular, AGATE. art3cu-
lar sogt. neuralgia. Or sctSftca. because j. dr.
YES cut Of ne system * once the uric ACID that
makes AL the tTcuoie and brings the muscle
fbers back 70 thar uurT18l condition.
Don't be iaincea 20 take a substitute. 6Es
insist OF having
rr. E:ltia's Rheumatic Rere5T
Hud you VII an8 irnuesi2te and biessed RESET
fscn pan .ssa suffering.
Fs.t uP II - cent packages only.
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lilatioa' Clcera.lon and female weakness
II makes clncolrth easy, and thousands
G nursing mothers have testified to its
toiac ana strength giving properties.
II contains no alcohol, neither opiurn,
cocaiue or other narcotic.
l-s An1ie 5l-cSeT. Of b-7 Catherine street
Syracuse, y Y. writes -Eoar r-,fs-s--es i,s,Se
rq--c N@ltcrs .Qr ne. Fo- Yeas ulv health We
Nc-E 0o5s- had f,alr -7itscsr-is.es ~ si-,~s
ts-l1g AI- tietce's Favorte Prostitution sd
t,-i..eH Acsicai Discovery have mach i,ette-
heath, and lolT have ane, healthy aahv.8
Free. Or. Fierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, IN p4perccvers, Is seat
free on receipt Of II one-ceut. STAMPS.
e pay ezpeHse Of mailing 0alg. Address
d.. Z. V Pierce, Buffalo, \. Y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
KlNGFlSHER COL0REO MEN
Propose TO Pat Our a Ticket for
County OfIieer@

| Guthrie. o. T.. sept ga mass con-
yention Of the col0red voters OF King
| fisher county has been called 20 meet IN
| kingGsner on sSturday. September IS for
/ the purpose Of formulating a t.ckst for
county officers. The call puTports 10 be
/ signed by O. l. Curtin. president * he
Kingdsher Protective League, AMI H. Il.
Mckinley. secretary.
REMEMBER THE
THAT TIRE
SANTA F'E ROUTE
RUNS A TRAIN FROM WICHITA To-
Kansas City in........... hours 70 minutes
CHICAGO ln................z hours minutes
ST. Louis in..............-E hours = minutes
Cincinnati in-..........s..2s hours = minutes
Louisville in..-...........A aogrs a minutes
Arriving az cineiruati sne Loaisyilss BE-
fore nooon.
Time 90 all points east ant southeast coz
resDondinEly quick
Most popular line 70 az poirts.
Phone rs. l. r. DELANEY. AgssL
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
operates a strictly wicni;a .Kansas cl.y
Sleeping car leaving Wira.'a every nIr..t
a. 1913 O'Clock and arriving at Kansas
cay az - a ~. This ca car hs occu-
pied ~ Wichita people rs early a.
o'e.ock a the evening. - ne car Is sst
in irons q the depot aad e open az that
ti-sa.
This train also ha- a. siszaat free re-
ching chair ca. Hshts5 sy Pintseh rsa.*
through % Kansas citY uffh1us change.
FOR ucsets ard sleeping car sgaes cal
e. city tfrEet Office. rs Soria Easa street.
iehiss Kan.
Fqefon sepf Al. r 1fecusker p ~
erelf &sara- fan ArnaF.caa lhst7az.~
Tan tha fve-fasis swimming natca ufth
Perez CasaIf fae Es7fer sa1 n-alas
chazaalgn. t0ulg1t "a fhs Chafss xrgunsa
q I.fs
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when / retired. 1 had backache aud
was very nervous, in fact, the catarrk
had permeated my entire system, and
almost despaired OF getting well.
al wrote you for advice and you adj
vised Peruna. / began to gain right
along, and am now wen. My parents
praise Peruna very much. As for my
self, I can't speak well enough oft.
am well and happy and enjoy my life as
1 never have before. cannot remem-
Der when have feltas well a. do now.n
Address The Peruna Medicine Co,
Columbus, O., for free copy Of "Sun3-
mer Catarrh.n This book treats es.
clusiVely OF diseases peculiar TO hot
weather, is profusely illustrated arr
should be in the hands OF every persor
suffering with any form Of summer CO
tarrh
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stops the Cough and W orl.s onthe cola

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