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piece goods and schlos tsilors trimmings No
7ss Broadway: Herald Sqnsre.
sesrle Gardner q Co, Troy, y y c T. Gardner
piece goods Navarro
suroffora Brothers prygoods Company. Kansas city;
n Powell upholstery goods, carpets etc No 81 Leon
srd-st. Navarro. A..
I. futile. Hswey. Penn drFEoods no'ions sno rur
goods. Albert
ward. Montgomery & Co. chicago a NJ hendricks
rosk nd No Leonard St Navarro
Warren Tanner q Co. cortland y. Y: q. l. Warren
dryEoods notions Morton. -.
sSroNo,j BROTHERS Drygoods Company. Kansas City
n F,oual iewery. II lseonard-st.: Navarro
HATS CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES.
Keith Bros & Co. chicago. w ". Keith hets. Hol-
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Religious Notices.

HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison-sve
and 125th ct. Rev DANIEL RUSSELL, Minis'er--ser-
vices y and S.
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GUIDE ACCIDENTALLY SHOT is DEAD.

Nanceboro. Ne Nov 1s-Winsm Ossood.
guide. died to-day from a wound received few
uays ago when he was shot by A. II. Burden. OF
Boston. one OF party Of huners whom Ossood
was guiding Burden mistook the guides yellow
Enoccasins for the legs ~ deer
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STORAGE NOTICES
CONTINENTAL. STORAGE WARE


HOUSES.
ara ALI SfT AND SIg WEST 43RD ST
New York Nov. l4th, 1903.
T, Mr. Taylor. \. z. RcsenstoCk. Robert
Vim. George Page. Mrs. Mary Ken Miss
r. MCGOWAN. J. :. Wood. Margaret BTen-
naa. NJ. Smith. Miss r. Mauheimer. Mrs. W
H Copeland. James Flood. Mrs. Kate Will
hanson. Mrs. V. Brooks, Maud White. John
CrossIey, Mrs Sadie Hogan. Miss h NJ
GoIding g l.. GoIrand. Miss A. Deane.
Margaret Flynn; You and each of you are
hereby notified that. the time for the pay
ment Of the lien I hold upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you, ]
will cause such property. to wit: HOl 81
HOLD GOODS. PERSONAL EFFECTS.
MERCHANDISE. and all other property
stored by YOU. OF In your name. in the Con
tirentaI Storage Warehouses. 10 be sold at
public auction. according TO the statute in
such case made and provided. al Eighth
Avenue Auction Mart 4dS Eighth Avenue
New York City on Tuesday. December list
1919 commencing at II a. m. and viii be
continued on every Friday and Tuesday
thereafter at the same time and place until
m the goods are disposed Of
CONTTN ENTAIL STORAGE WARE
HOI- SES.
II l. ST,ADE Proprietor
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COAtHMAN and GROOM - BY single
man. city ~ country. last employer can
b seen, best % references given. would
like good place short distance IN country
Address " NJ. 223 East 3Sth-st. private
stable
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WORK WANTED.

MEie-
ADVERTISE SMENT WRITER and business
correspondent. can write terss. winning
letters. advertisements and booklets, type
writer operator j. A. SHERIDAN, -
West I02d-st
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CsLORE-D MAN, in doctor office 70 maNs-
himself generally useful. or running an
elevator. n FISHER ~ West 5;t4-st-
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Religious Notices.

A CLASS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL. TEACHERs.-To-
discussed the People
Bible Institute No $50 5th-ave.. at $50 .. m to-day
A are ICON
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YOUNG MAN seeks clerical place, stenoE
rapher and typewriter. references. EBE-
LING; 25S FIo-d- ST. Brooklyn.
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Pill. ENTRY or SHIPPING CLERK--By
married man; quick and correct az hg
ures W HUNTER. 10 Louis Place, Brook
lvn.
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COOk.-First class dinner or order cook
wants steady position. restaurant or
hotel g.. DENNERT. 33i East Ssth-st-
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COACHMAN or GROOM English. city or
country references ~ W. Tribune Up
town once. 3S4 Broadway
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WANTED a well educated lady as secrc-
tary. one who writes n good hand and
who IS an expert stcnoErapher and type
writer Address 9. u. r.. Box 10. 8lT
6th ave
SECRETARY and TUTOR required. APP
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED 4 capabie business man. 20
fake management II an ola and estah-
Mshe6 manufacturing business. employing
go men. located near Chicago. IN iron bust
ness taking interest - one ~ present own
ers State experience and financial respon-
fibiliiy Address BoN p. Tribune once.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
Square.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
A VISITING HOT s6s1<EEPER- 90 Houses
opened and prepared fot occupancy IN
tire management Of household assumed. in
Guiding marketing and engaging servants
Miss TILLMAN. 81 East MIDST
AS VISITING; C;ovERNEss.-By an Amer
lean lady. experienced. best references.
MACKIN. 20 West 18th St
COMPANION or NURSERY COVERINGS.
BY capable young lady; understsn1s
facial massage. shampooing nanl'H, , ine,
dressmaking, music. best references. Ni'Hs
HUFF. 2rf West 6sth st
COMPANION. housekeeper or governe;ss. oy
lady with highest references NnoT'7s
Miss r.. 1917 West a3d st.
MPANION-Rchned lady. French de-
cent. just arrived. a. iady's companion -
LAGOS. t27 Prospect-st-. jersey Ni'S
Heights.
CoNPANTON. &c-Rehned and intelligent
Young woman az companion, maid Or
nursery poverness To one or two chiidr
best CITY reference. :. +. d. 80 Manhat-
tan ave
CHINA. oil. water colors. drawing. pyrog
raphv classes: private Lessons. sNperl-
en- Ell teacher: water color sketches. deco
rated china al reasonable prices ARTIST
81 West i2+th- 81.
Only. best references. &. H.. Tribune
once
READER-A lady wishes enga cement tv
the hour 10 read aloud highest refer
ef.ces given and required. Address y. p
A. Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broedwar
SECRETARY. supervising bousekeeper or
any responsible duty. by woman Of cui,
IRE. highest references given and required .
no agencies Address : r. r.. Tribune
Uptown once. 1894 Broadway
sTENoGRAPT;ER and TYPEWRITER. ~
BY Young woman tbeRinrer)- with chance
for advancement. SO to start. @. ~ "i'
West Dist 81
STENOGRAPHER.- wants first
class lady steuographer. with plenty ~
good common sense who can run your -
fee as YOU would YOURSELF Address J.
HAYNES 227 West 3sth-st
sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter. assistant
bOokekeper and office assistant. neat. &C
crrate. willing: permanent place; salary
s. $40 Miss NJ. 132 Richmoud-st' bro"A-
lyn.
TEACHER. visiting: English. French.
music painting. first class city eNperl
ence Address Miss j.. Box - tribune
Office
VISITING GOvERNE$s.-F French canyer-
satIonaI clubs. also private teaching
Nile NJ. BOUCHARD. p West 9sth-st.
VISITING cOVERNESS. -Froebel kinder
gartner instructing German and Englsn :
affernoon positinn. highest references
Write or call after > y. m. SCHlCkLER.
81 East 95th-st.
VISITING GOVERNESS Young lady 70
teach French and spanish. English in al
its brancnas q13 I.exingtOn-ave
YOUNG LADY desires employment by the
hour reading aloud. charge Of Invalid
relieving nurses etc. experience. medical
reference r Y. Tribune Uptown ONCE.
I 264 Broadway
YOUNG LADY. speaking German desires
work AZ home. Mrs. BRANDT. b East
11Cth-st. ground floor.
YOUNG WOMAN refined. educated. eT-
perleuced in nervous and other cases.
will take patient few hours daily or entire
charge best reference. 9. NJ, 800 Colum-
G1S-aVc.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
AN AMERICAN GENTLDWOMAN. hav
ina unexceptionable references. would
Iske re-ensagement companion. house
keeper or any position requiring capability
and trustworthiness. Address Miss s..
Yaa-kAxk ~ x --------------------.-
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WORK WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHEE and TYPEW RI * -
Ry young man HANSEN. no stn-aNe
rlruCkIvr.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
ARTICLES IF INCORPORATION
80 THE
ARIZONA u ION CONSOLIDATED
GOLD AND1oPPER MINES co.


Know all men by ~ presents
That Tie uuders5{ -ed have thi, DAY as>9ri-
atei ourselves toEe2 er for the purpose Of form
ing Il corporation lui Tor that purpose DO
aIop; the following charter
Article The mango this corporation shall
be the Arizona Union Consolidated Gold and
CONFER Mines corsr.auv
Article 2-The r-farfuaI places If bushes, Of
this COMPANY sha,Iae 40 duncan Graham
county. Arizona. and Cincinnati Hamilton
county. Ohio and such other place, as may De
determined l,v tho r.,,-5 of directors
The naraes of the irca-r.ors,ors are 7. Hall.
" 4 Bi,ctH,4ra-,1 u d. NJ
a-,i.,. ~. .,,-,,,,. of the c,r,f.sr stock
mis- c5,,ra,z san De sers, million five
b,,,7-.l thousand .I-,.-s .ls,..7e4 inn, cen
,,i-rf,. ,fr. rrrs-,.1 ,t,,r7ss,d shares or th..
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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
WHEN AND
HOW TO INVEST
W. L. George Imparts Timely Advice
to Possible Stock Purchases.
From Denver Mining Journal.

I From Denver Mining Journal.
II is often wondered in the minds OF
the general public what constitutes q
good investment. With the average
man possessing from 500 TO 5000. his
1 first inquiries are: What rate OF divi-
dend i this or that company paying;
il it Is a mining company paying one
per cent. per month, it isn't enough,
but il one is selling stock Of such an
enterprise from > 10 10 cents on the
dollaI perhaps they might buy few
shares.
And II you are promoter and want
to sell stock for figure anywhere
near the par value you will have 70
show dividends close TO loo per cent.
per aunum or keep the stock close.
Now, should anyone have from 5000
TO 5000 10 invest in mining stock, don't
get out and look for misunderstanding
stock. This is the reason why: II a
stock is already paying a dividend Of
l per cent. monthly, that is all that
can be expected Of it. Such PROPOSE
tion would represent what some would
be looking for. that have 5000. 600 or
$500, 600 to invest; because it would
then find employment for funds that
would return sufficient interest to pro-
vide a good income. But one cannot
expect luxuries on the income from
$500 or $500 alone. What one can do
with such amount is this: First, hunt
up company that is just starting, and
, find out if the men behind it are of
the right kind. If you find the men
are of good regulations, and are eX-
perienced in that line, then jump in
with your 5000 and buy the stock at
cheap figures, before dividends are
ever thought of; and should you be
lucky enough to buy stock for 10, 20 or
p cents on the dollar, in a short time
you will notice that your stock is worth
more than 5000. If you have used even
common sense in selecting your COM
pany, the stock should be at par when
dividends become feature; and if YOU
have bought your stock at 10, 20 or -
cents per share, your little pile OF $500
has grown into g, 400 or 81, 900
Do not entertain the idea that there
are no good investments to be made,
for | know of a number OF good propo-
sitions actually begging for financial
support. Some Of them at the present
time are making no progress, simply
because the promoters have exhausted
their funds and cannot interest small
capitalists, owing to the fact that they
are not dividend-paying mines.
The Treadwell sold for 500 in 1881;
it is now worth 10000 600. 1t is big
low-grade deposit Of ore. Why it is
worth that amount today Is because it
attracted the attention of capitalists,
increased the number of persons who
were Interested ir it and gave rise to
the necessary capital for development.
Then came the improvements and
economies which are derived from the
OF many persons Of wide ex-
periencc in that line. That is all that
is needed to promote and perfect any
having even small amount
Of merit at the outset.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07

City under the special Incorporation
Act OF the Territorial Legislature.
The first mayor and aldermen OF the
town we're inaugurated in Office May l.,
1873. Silver City enjoyed at that time,
the unique distinction OF being the
only incorporated town in New Mex
leo The following were the city OFF,
Gers at that time: Mayor Robert
Black, Aldermen J. b. Morrill, VIM.
Cham berlain. c. =. Crawford and X.
Y. Ncwsham. Enterprise.
James Beller, a Govt boy in the en-
oy OF the Lyons Campbell Cattle
company, accidentally shot himself
through the calf OF the leg late yes
terday afternoon, at the local stock
yards. Be.ler was helping in the l.
G.. roundup. Ia some way his six
shooter became unfastened from his
belt and slipped down his leg. 1t got
a. far a. his knee. when it was dis
charged, the trigger probably having
caught in the clothing. The ball
passed clear through the Ae5hy part
Of the leg, creating a painful but not
a serious wound. He is confined at the
Ladies Observation-Disclosures.
Chris Yrcger had an assay recently
made Of the ore taken from a depth Of
80 feet on the Comstock, which went
two ounces in gold and three in silver.
He has made a shipment to the Calu-
met smelter at Douglas OF highly
-i.icious ore, on which the treatment
charges at FL PasO had formerly been
3l3, and it is being treated for 50.
The Douglas smelter needs silicious
ores. The FL Paso smelter has re-
Gently scaled its prices, so that it will
treat this ore for 81. There is a differ
euce in the freight rate from Lords
burg to FL Paso or Douglas OF 81 a ton
in favor OF FL Paso, which leaves a
difference of only 81 in favor of Doug
las for the miner OF silicious ore
Liberal.
Some months ago the division point
Of the FL Paso & Southwestern was
moved from Hachita to Hermanes, as
it was thought by some that Hermanes
was the best place. Alter 4 thorough
trial the division headquarters will be
moved back to Hachita next Sunday,
and probably will remain there per-
manently. The railroad is constantly
improving its Hachita property. The
boiler house has been enclosed in
neat brick building. The depot is sur
rounded by walks made from the tail
ings from the Clifton concentrators,
which make as fine and solid walk as
the ones around Lordsburg depot.
The surveying for the laying of the
pipes for the water works has all been
the pipe has been ordered
md as soon as it arrives will be put in
)lace. Liberal.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07

\ report telegraphed this week from
st. Paul, Mimi, states that an expert
mcnt that may revolutiOnize the iron
and steel industry of the country has
been successfully made a: the plant Of
the Valley Iron Works in that city.
Titanic iron ore, of which there are
billions of tons in North Minnesota,
was smeltcd by new process in an
ordinary cupola, and turned out pig
iron, which polished up like steel, and
which, according to those Interested in
the experiment, is better than the
finest Bessemer steel.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
Forfeiture Notice.

MACkAN. IDAHO, March p, 1908.
To G. Il. HOgsctt, heirs and assigns.
You are hereby notified that I have expended
during the years 1901 aud 1902 two hundred dol
lars in labor and Improvements upon each OF
the following mining Claims. to-wit
The Copper Bug and the 30 situated in
the Greenlcc mining district, county Of era
ham, territory OF Arizona location notices Of
said claims being fled with the county recorder
at SolOmOuville in the county of Grabami in
order to hold said claims under the provisions
of section 1924 of the revised statutes of the
United States of America and the amendments
thereto approved January p. lsS0 concerning
annual labor upon mining claims. being the
amount 10 hold said lodes for the period end
ing the &lst day of December, 1902. Aud If
within ninety days from the personal service Of
this notice, cor within ninety days from the
publication thereof yOu fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion ot such expenditure As
a co-owucr. YOUR interest i'm the claim viii be
come the property o.. the subscriber your CO.
owner who has made the required cxpcndi-
ture by the terms OF said section.
4 9-3m r. / DAVIS.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Via the Sunset Route Double
Daily Service, San Francisco to
New York.

Your special attention j. called 70
the double daily service now iu full
operation between san Francisco and
New York. Via the sunset Route d"
details oi which are given iu our urw
timetables, which will be- sent you uu
application.
The "Sun~et Limited VIA the Coast
Line. with elegant equipment. consist
ing OF observation sleeper, apartment
sleeper. chair car and diner. connects
daily al New Orleans with the south
west Limited. solid vr~iihulc train.
carrying dining. drawing room.
sleeper, library cars, and club car, NJ
tanta 10 Washington. This train I,a.-rs
Lordshurg, ea-thound al Las p. IN.
we>tbound M 9.ls "A. M.
The Crescent City Express. via The
san joaquin Valley. connects daily At
New Orleans with the Past Mail
train. carrying dining, drawing room
and sleeping ears 10 New Work.
The dining ears placed ON "a" sunset
Route, are the finest that Pullman
turns out, and the creole cooking is
suggestive OF the sunny south"
Through tourist cars are carried un
both these trains. east and west buurd.
Crescent City Express passes Lord~burg
AT 7:l5 Il. m. caStbouud. and the Ia
ciiic Coast express at % =. m west
bound.
With this improved service. via tho
Sunset Route, passengers should con-
slider the superior advantages offered
when planning trip to the east.
" it'll new oil-buruing locomotives and
the roadhed sprinklcd with oil. th~rr
is no smoke, cindcr> nor dust, and VITA
the equitable climate 81 the south. no
finer rpufs rOutl ht offered
For further information call ou or
write T.. w. Clapp, Local Freight &
Ticket Agent, Lordsburg. New Mexico.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
THE GRAHAM LAND AND LIVE
STOCK CORPORATION.

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t'-.e. '-> lease OWL e.-.I'' anu sen farming
ana grazing anus water '---','' ''.''--" = anu
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'''t'''', I'D 'lti"'- anu ''>' '-'' N'-'v 10 OWL
D'l ana s.-'' aii 'h ANY way a,'- in' ea','e'
H'''eS ana any KIM 'F class 90 ave STOCK 'o
OWL 'A-.i' -''t>~ '' ''".''. -L- Operate ''."-
''''S --. -'"-.''' "'S --' ''' '''-"',' ''"-
JIG. yea WIN ut "i'i'' --''''- li -h way '"'''.''
10 ''''''- a>- tease, MAINTAIN ana operate 'e'e-
P"'N' "i'1 o'A'r electric .li.N>' power stations
a-1 y Stems 20 """' control. 'al anu >'''
stocks aud bonds IN lands. live stock and anil
atei companies orcorporauou,-
8. That the amour. of capital stock author
lied is one Hundred Thousand Dollars >loo-
uou'. and the number Of shares into which il is
divided is twenty thousand 20ooO. Of a par
value of Five Dollars s. each. which NAV Ice
used for the purchase of property by the cor
poration, or in its operation. and said stock
when issued. shall Doe full paid and non assess
able.
1. That the time of commencement of said
corporation shall be on the day Of h.ling Of
these Articles Of Incorporation with the County
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
Amendment to the Articles Of Incor-
poration Of Mexican Arizona
Copper Company

Resolved. That the name Of this corpora
lion, bc and the same is.hereby changed from it,
present name Mexican Arizona Copper Com
psuy 20 the Clifton Consolidated Copper Mines OF
Arizona aud hereafter this corpora lions name
shall Dc the Clifton Consolidated Copper Mines
of Arizona.
The Territory Of Arizona County Of Graham.
J. the uudcr,ig ncj. /. \. Durham. President
OF the Mexican Arizona Copper COMPANY aud
The undersigned, John K. Hampton. secretary
of said Company. 30 hereby certify that the
above and foregoing i q true and correct copy
of q certain resolution, passed aud adopted az =
regular meeting of the Stockholders OF said
Company, a majority OF the stockholders voting
ia favor OF the same. which said resolution APP
pears ON page - Of Minute Book one OF the
Record, OF stockholders meeting Of said Cor
pora,ion.
In witness whereof We have horcuuto set our
hand, and affixed the sea! Of said corporation
IA. DU>HAv.
President. Mexican Arizona Copper Co
seal joins X. HiNrruN.
Secretary, Mexican rizona Copper Co.
The Territory Of Arizona. county Of Graham.
Before me Frank B. Laine a Notary Public
in and for the county OF Graham. Territory Of
Arizona, ON this day personally appeared l. A.
Durham and John X Hampton. both known TO
me % be the persons whose names are sub
scribCd TO the foregoing instrument and the
said /. \. Durham. being further known 90 me
to bc the President Of the Mexican Arizona
Copper Company. and the said John K. Hamp-
ton. being known To me 10 bc the Secretary Of
the said Mexican Arizona Copper Company. and
each acknowledged 10 me that he executed the
said foregoing instrument for the purposes and
consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand aud seal Of Office thi,
the 2nd day of March. A. D., l9oS-
Seal FRANZ B. LAME.
Notary Public in and for Graham Co..Ariz.
My commission expires Nov. 10Th. .l9O5
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07
Territory of Arizona
EAnnana.. - Il - y !. u.


County of Graham -
|, Nit Simms County Recorder in and FOR the
county of Graham, Territory of Arizona, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
a true. fun and complete copy of the Amended
Articles Of Incorporation of Mexican 4 rizoua
Copper Company rs recorded in my Office in
Book Particles Of incorporation ut pages -
and p.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
hand and official seal at Solomonville, Graham
county. Arizona, this 5th day Of March. A d
1903 Nit sINNs.
Seal County Recorder.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-07

By a PreSistant Cough, but Perma
nently Cured by Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy.

Mr.. H. =. Burbage. a student at law.
in Greeuville, S. c., had been troubled
for four or five years with continuous
cough which he says, greatly alarm ed
me, causing me to fear that l was in
the first stage OF consumption" Mr..
Burbage, having seen Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised, concluded
to try it. Il soon felt Il remarkable
change and after using two bottles of
the twenty-five cent size. was perma-
nently cured.' Sold by all
dealers in medicine
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