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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Russia Increases Take.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 22-The
council Of the empire today promul-
gated the first law providing for an In
crease in taxation for war purposes.
1t includes an increase in the tax on
matches, petroleum, etc, and a grad
uated tax on the salaries OF officials.
The total product Is estimated at $11,-
00Q,000. The law goes into force
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

Lightning and wind destroyed consid-
erable property at Coney Island. where
preparations are being made for the
summer season. At Long Branch, N.
j., damage amounting to $4,000 was
done in fifteen minutes. Several per-
sons narrowly escaped death from
falling timbers and some of the big no.
tells along the beach were hit pretty
hard by the gale.
In Mount Holly, N. Y, the storm
eDok the form of cyclonic sand storm,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

Fancy Silks, for Shirtwaist Suits
We pride ourselves on this line
All the leading combinations and
effects in taffetas, louisines and
peau de cygne -
weaves, stripes, IN
checks, print warps;
T5c to $1.25 values.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
BEACH RESORTS ARE.
STRUCK BY SEVERE STORM
Lightning and Wind inflict considera
BILE Damage to Hotels

NEW YORK, April 22.-Considera-
bic damage has been done at the beach
resorts near this city by a severe storm
that swept over northern New Jersey,
southern New York and Connecticut
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Demand for Beavers

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The de-
partment of Justice has made applica-
ton to the clerk Of the supreme court
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08
HARDWARE!!!

Tools of every description Nails,
Staples, Bolts, Chains, Rope, Poultry
Netting, Wire Cloth, Rubber Hose,
Sprinklers, Lawn Mowers, Rakes,
Hoes, Shovcls, Spades, Picks, Crow
bars, Wheelbarrows, Brushes, Brooms
House Furnishings of all kinds, Tin
ware, Galvanized Iron and Granite
ware. Largest stock in Cache Valley.
Quality the best, price the lowest.
See our windows and compare prices
with Others.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08
Genera1ities.


on it. II. A. Petersen g. Co.
Charles w. Nibley has been in Lo-
gan the past few days.
Livery rigs always on hand at John
II. Barker. Jr's, Cache Junction.
George Lindquist, the undertaken,
was in Richmond on Wednesday.
have a few dry farms for sale near
Smithfed. Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field
The laying of pipes rthe Smithheld
water system commenced yesterday.
Farm and city property in Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field
Edward Kirby, of Franklin, Idaho,
has been visiting his brother Thomas
at HYDE Park during the past few
days.
WANTED 800 head OF dry cattle tC
herd through the summer. Apply to
Martin Shaffer. Millville.
Bishop Lindsay, of Marland, Idaho,
was brought down on Wednesday to
the Bulge & Calderwood hospital To
be treated for appendicitis.
Look out for John Bench, he is in
the race for house painting and paper
hanging.
The excavation is nearly done at
the Lewiston sugar factory and the
masonry will! be commenced at once.
Within the past few days many Lo-
gan boys have gone there TO work.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Mrs. Mary e. Roberts, mother OF
Robert Roberts, captain OF the foot
bail team of the A. c., was in Logan
on Wednesday. The lady has been or
a visit to Canada and is returning &c
her home in Layton, Davis county.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness
out-lawed notes and accounts specia
attention. II. A. Petersen & Co
Office over First National Bank. T
The old Crockett homestead on thu
corner OF canyon road and Crockett
avenue has been sold TO Orson Thatch
er, who will occupy the place at once
The seventh ward is fortunate in tn,
acquisition of Mr.. Thatcher.
For SALE-An eight roomed hous
situated midway between the Agri
cultural College and Main street
One of the finest sites in Logan
Will sell at sacrifice for cash. Cal
on or address The REPUBLICAN,.
Nelson & Worley have force o
men at work on the tabernacle roof a
Richmond. II is stated that the con
tract price for the roof alone is $4,000
We are further informed that Apostl
Merrill is paying one tenth of tn
total cost of the structure, which Wi
not be less than 100000.
Wanted:-A man with one thou
sand or twelve hundred dollars to IL
vest in good business in Boise, Idaho
An excellent opportunity for the RICH
man. Address Box 744 Boise, Idaho
DR.. W. b. Parkinson reached til
53rd milestone of his career last Tues
day and that evening quite a numbe
of his friends and relatives made
raid on him. There was a gener;
good time, and wishes extended tina
he might pass another 53years in goo
, health and happiness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08
r. LaFOunt & Co.
SO Center Street IS

Rev. Clemenson is In Evanston, Wy
oming, in attendance at Presbytery.
There will be no services at the Pres
byterlan church tomorrow
Spring trade is now on. Before buy
ing wall paper. don't fail TO call on
Preston Pyper,& company. We carry
the largest and most up to date stock,
OF wall paper at the very lowest
prices.
County Assessor Richardson went
TO Salt Lake yesterday to be in attend
ance at meeting of all the county
assessors of the state, which have been
called together by the chairman of
the state board of equalization.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08
PRICES
$3.50, $40, SI2.50, SIS, $40

For Sale-Furniture and household
goods. Gustave Bernstein, 33l South
Fifth West.
Mrs. Fister, of the Sixth ward, has
gone TO Richmond to visit her daugh-
ter, May Otterbeck.
c. NJ. Powers, travelling salesman
from Chicago, is M at The Lincoln.
He has symptoms Of typhoid.
Fifteen cents paid for eggs at
h. G. Hayball's.
For Sale-A good pasture, SKIS rods
cheap for cash. Gustave Bernstein,
33l South Fifth West.
There will be services at the
st. Johns Episcopal church next Sun
day as follows: Morning services at
IL; Communion at 7:30, and evening
services at 3 O'clock
For durability, reliability and all
around perfection the HOosier drills
and seeders are easily the peer OF
them all. Sidney Stevens Implement
Co.
A petition is being circulated in the
west part Of Lewiston TO be presented
| to the o. S l.. II. II. officials asking
for depot on the main line, directly
west Of the town.
NJ. Auble, the horse buyer, is back
in Logan again, He bought five ami
mails yesterday and wants ten more
When he gets these he will cut on,
this territory for some time TO come
as most of the horses for sale have
been bought.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08
We Sell
The Earth and
Loan Money
On 1T.
Look at this list of properties
that must be sold Immediately.

Look at this list of properties
that must be sold Immediately.
1Ot acres of good hay and past
ure land, close to Logan. 81
acres of good hay and farming
land close to Logan.
Five-room dwelling house close
by city park, Logan. First-class
barn, good orchard, etc. Four
room house, good fruit trees and
out-houses, near city park, Lo-
gan.
Eight-room brick house close
by the Temple, City water in
the house, first-class basement.
Latest improved bathroom, first
class in every way.
ID acres of good land, free
water right, good orchard, about
2 acres, dwelling house, barns
and city water. Located in Pro-
veidence, Utah.
go acres of good farming land
close by Weston, Idaho, good
improvements, all in lucerne and
Y wheat. Some good fruit trees
on the place-A snap.
Call or write to
| H. A. Petersen & CO.,
Office over lst National Bank.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08

Jos. Roper, of Preston, came to Hyde
Park on Thursday morning.
Mrs. A. ii. Thompson leaves for
Salt Lake tomorrow for a months
stay.
Thomas Kerr, of Wellsville, and j.
J. Hill, the Franklin merchant, were
in town Thursday.
Alfred Picot, the real estate man,
came from Downey, Idaho, yesterday
where he had been on business trip.
The Stevens Implement Co. has just
received three more car loads Of the
famous "Casaday" plows that have
made disc blowing success.
w. o. Ramshaw, local manager of
the r. NJ. b. Telephone company,
went to Preston yesterday in the IN
terest OF this company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-08

w. o. Ramshaw, local manager Of
the r. NJ. b. Telephone company,
went to Preston yesterday in the IN
terest of this company.
Fifteen cents Paid for eggs at
II. G. HaybaI's.
S. w, Kent, of Marlborough, Ida,
who has been visiting his brother,
Riley Kent, the past few days started
for the north yesterday.
Gustave Bernstein returned home TO
Logan yesterday after fifteen days
| trip TO the coast. He visited Los Ange-
les, San Francisco, Portland, Olym-
pia Tacoma and Seattle. Thirty years
ago Mr.. Bernstein was a sailor on the
western coast, and finds that some
places have improved greatly since
that time. The object of the trip
was to select location for future
home, where the climate will be
better adapted for the health of his
wife. Mr.. Bernstein says there are not
many places that will beat Logan,
everything considered.
Thatcher & Hanseu's clothing store
was broken into Friday night. The
burglar let himself down from Muir
docks roof to the upper back windows
in the store, broke pane Of glass,
then turned the latch and opened the
window. The securing of money was
the intent as the drawers of the desk
were opened and other articles turned
over, indicating the above design.
No goods have been missed up TO the
present. The lights were turned out
and the intruder made his exit from
the back door. About 1890 p. m
some Of the employees in passing the
store noticed that the lights were
turned out and on entering the store
they discovered what had been done
There is no clue to the perpetrator
but evidently it was person who was
thoroughly acquainted with the store
and its surroundings. -
Professor r. S. Northrop who came
, to the A. C. of U. during last winter
is graduate OF the Michigan Agri
: cultural College located at Lansing
The professor Is favorably impressed
= with Utah, and believes that there II
: a great future for it in the lines o
! horticulture. Professors Widstoe anC
2 Northrop have returned from a triI
: through the central and southern par
I of the state, going as far down as st
Y George. While there they acceptet
: from the state board of horticultur
] the southern experiment station
e comprising a most excellent orchar,
e of various kinds Of fruits, grapes
! prunes, peaches and apricots Thi
' station is now under the supervisor
c of the A. G. of U. The fruit farm
+ was found to be in most excellen
= condition, which speaks well 70
q Thomas Judd, who formerly had tn
= management Of IL. Figs and othe
S tropical fruits will be experiments
on as plans develop.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06
Home Made Cement.

A capital cement for broken china
and bric-a-brac that can be made at
home is obtained by mixing half an
ounce of gun arabic with half \ tea.
spoonful of boiling milk and adding
enough plaster of Paris to produce =
creamy paste. To use successfully hays
the pieces to be mended warm and an.
ply the cement warm with a small
brush. Objects repaired with this &c.
ment have to be set'aside for a week
before they can. be used. but after that
they can be washed in either warm O,
cold water with safety.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06
CHAPTER NyII.

Pietro, the model. was a mar whose
remarkably fine figure, classically
shaped head n handsome face en-
abled him TO earn his living without
labor, n III a manner tina suited his
ease loving. indolent and pleasure-seek-
ing nature. AS he stood before Mack
worth the inspector was struck by the
mans c~ountenance with it's olive tinted
complexion, heavy lidded, almond
shaped, lustrous eyes, where passion
slept: the mouth, with its full. but
perfectly shaped lips and white teeth,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06
Another Mission.

You're fitting out an arctic expedi.
tom Well, suppose ~mankinl's nmhi-
ton to discover the north pole Will
never be satisfied until
North pole nothing, I'm commits
stoned to capture a walruA north of the
SDth parallel and bring buck the long.
est whisker from its right cheek. in or-
der to complete u millionaire's collce.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

Jackson-1s this a fire insurance COM
pany?
Clerk-Certainly. sir.
Jackson-1 wish you'd insure me for
S1e a week. I've a sneaking MOTTO, I'm
going to be fired Saturday night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

10 CONE each side of the mouth, and III.
manner in which the end is carried around
to form the halter. Loops are then tied in
the rope as illustrated. the end passed
through and fastened and the loops rulieG
tight, which finishes tho halter. Yh. H.
Illustrations show clearly how The loops
are made so by following the. lines closely
any one can do it with q few minutes
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

"Wao was Ne man he slspectedN
aN-Na MaCkMNrth-
An Nnslishm0a / viii not meu,ieu
his :.!5a,, Htv5fv uttcr u 500
oua's HESITATION,
I reeelved Ma,co rs a friend, lie
had no morey and | lent him some: h.
STAYED with me. and through my IN
tluonce !! got him a place in the orehes-
ira OF the Vaudeville said Pietro With
an amusing air of patronage.
Md he remained there"
AS long Us | WIS in Paris
When did YOU leaves" inquired
Maekworth.
The first week in June"
"Wloy did YOU leave Paris"
Pletro shrugged his shoulders and
looked shrewtily at his q%uestioner.
You sec, 1 had been there for years
he answered. and / had posed as 4
model TO all the great artists until l
WAS tired of seeing myself for ever Oh
the walls of the Salon year after year
and in the picture shops. | had been
Narcissus. and Romeo, and Mercury.
and David. and Ioarus, and Pcyseus.
and Leander. and st. John. Il monk. 4
dryad, a martyr. an Arab. u bandit, ev-
erything and every one. Then / thought
TO myself l would try London. Mn
friends. they told me artists did rot
know how to paint here, but that they
paid models we'll. and 50, as l knew
49,, -
49,, ~ ~ - i, M1tes ~ T.
,i YoNs 49, p p;o ogo,3es'e - tl's :
T."t''.pi' 'l iiet'Hs oVP"ilHie -1'Ai
nallS was correct pt'; as az fis9ene
eaen nnGer :, 49, r5iio,1 No - In sna.t
foleho}e 10 GTesti6n Inn ON M ,,ojnt
You left Me.za behind Won In
PaIisaf
w r,. .+. .,
10 49, ,i
- ~, lA-t' s'' '1
eooil sel io oA4el.
TN97 ne IN tne hahlt OF dH3hkln
les' NJ lltu heColae a. efQlAN3ra.
NOV; s2id MackWerth' rising slowly
from his chair and approaching tha
model was it While You we're in Paris
lhat Nezza' on attethlpti1S 20 dYaN hls
NAlie, Vas knocked Gown IN the ls"e
Jealous:
Pietro's eyes met those OF his ques-
toner in a steady glare. but without
expressing surprise or fear.
All, he said. II thought YOU hal
COME IA o,,estion NC ,f'S,,, ~ H. ~. ~
Enalishman Who was Killed" A,,6 la
nodded his head knowingly.
Il have"
",rd ~ ,.;,
,AIna you will have no5ieea. sisn91'
You have not answered my last
Question" ny i'7s
NO: / was NOT in Paris wban II bao-
pened: Was here can nrova il !,
YOU, L can proye eyervtbine saw"
80 ,n,,ah ~ -. ~ ~
worth. - Ne'' tepfe'' -'s'N-
.rbon vo, o.o ,,ho+ :. o.i,oa
lien you are Wnat Is
y aeteeliVe; yes.
onr. - NO. 90 "" 49, stot "a
,a,i : 1891 - saspeul YOU MelS q
po!lttildil IN ulSgulse' ;thd was fiSht.
sala lletfo' aanlifihs ms own shre"d-
.Ver, wal, Va,
NsSS Wen. You must now ten me
oerS.hins YOU Know about MeIza. ana
~ W soui e@.e'lieIl's, loi you WIN
iopao ne ei'teu 10 repeat theHi AZ ms
: -
IN ot laSe put 70 dShi | WIN 'e1t YOU
an VI !, Hio", i'iSM eteu ilelro.
Wnat tiiie uIu NlelHa come mere
WIS IN July, t1"3fa me enc
~ns' 1tie ssiltiiG l iiaa come odck
from -. 1ohns Wood; Where | mad
nesn i.os.ils ail das' iouha hifh mere
"aI y ile' !.
Ciu you expect nun
:, ~,
"1 WY dia ne come 10
II WIZ tel o Pletro
alter a slislt pause
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06
GROUND FOOD AND CUT FODDER.

one may argue that nature intended AMI
mails to tear their food apart and grind
it for themselves. This is so beyond
doubt so far as wild animals are con-
cerued: but long years of domosticitv has
duiied some of the masticatiug powers of
the farm animal. This ,aay not be good
science, bu' all who have cxpeiirnented
in~telligently know that most farm ami
mails, with .he possible exception of the
horse, do hest when the food is ground
before feeding and the roughage cut into
short lengths. We Experimental with corn
slower along this line last winter. cutting
the tender part of the stalks into pieces
8 or s inc..es long and the heavy parts
cutting crosswise with "A hatchct. In feed
ing we sometimes moistencd the mass
with warn water and then s~prinklcd a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

given 1t can do him no itarm, for thn
Kidneys of n horse are generally more or
less clos;gcd even WHEN tho animal seeina
in fairly good health. After an attack
of colic the animal should be well blank
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
HAwAllkNs PLUMBER SEA.
shark nunting Company Fofmsd q
Obtain OF and Ferullsnr
Material

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

A Kalamazoo aemar Mr. kin rs
Kramer eentif eH wha isft "A
fatnnt t5 v8 $4,000 in
Sci wt M nuue 81 aha ta be
NIlas ~ ihe country 5000 gaH f0ui.
ssgs toward ka'smana d ar
sn1iFh asay fr1u Hartford ys tht
Ilmes u ihaf cItf g. enable 81 ta 81.
Ffef ihs Ssh fhn fhe aHI aH make
thc Miehleat cts lhsr tsaa auer
in winter Al wt3 IS summer W he
rHfua s1 kiadit Furnish a wlh
ioNHnf He ia~m - Mrs. kamtfa
$4,000 al snofi q Uhoal Hhn'y oi
uea, sna Hs'aiaes aad the efeat ARMY
81 hobs sm have q permanent ua-
uonal hsa 8arartefa 4 BASE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
CACTUS FOR CATTLE FOOD
8pinelssa vartstr urows In nAwAii
which Ia ENeailans for
Stock


Tho snnoarecasnt that Lsuther Bur.
bank q santa Hoss. had dsssaoped -
Sas developing q spinsless cactus.
which. u spread throughout tl.e arid
regions - ghe southern United States.
would Ada greatly 10 ths value of
stock fooa an8 rxnaer tho fear and
damage Of drought in those southern
cattle regions needless ~ Led 70 sonas
femarkabse results 10 Hawaii
TIE announcement recalled 20 some
% tie older intahlAnts The fact that
IN fhelf bQyhooa : s8ilsie1s cactus was
found IL these islands sifaREoly
enough however ard enfieanly con
hFmiag Luther nartanks aHinion of
"a value - a cattle food. the specimens
discovered alvags grew where thsy
we're protected sf8m osfiic No, =
single cactus Was found shefe the
paadering hef8s bad access % g.
When one d thoes plants Was brought
to ths cattle however, they ate Il, even
% the neoih
Thp spIaFlns cactus was fhna shown
- b. = cattle iooa. and further eHpera
mRnts have proved sUii more fully the
same fact The result haa besa that
several eaiiiemea. especially ihose
sgning Erasing lands subject o.
dronFtts. have planted thousands ef
cuttings from these snineless cactus
for the purpose of provlaink fofawu Ard
arink Cor their cattle Ia tlma ~ a.
trwme drought. for u must he rcmem.
herea that the cactus stores moisture
and is q source ~ water faf cattle
ss vel aa food In all eases. how-
ever these plantlnFs have been pro
tectsd from ihe aepredations q uafiis
~ fences. and are expectsd 20 M used
only IA times % extreme drought
Caftlemsn ia these islands ere fAmil.
laf with the fact fhai when driven q
i ~ hshrsr and thirst cattle viii
browpe ou even the pricklY cactus. the
eirsHtis prickiY par which grows ia
fhese lslants The younger Frpeth q
she cactus though just as prieEly As
ths older "a noi - harsh. and tie cat
fis are able % al ~. thoagh their
tongues. threats and the walls 0i their
sommets soon become nllea slth the
| pritklea Tltse seem ie do thrm ma
pariiruiaf damage excspf ln eecaalanaI
Instances thoaeh theY must D. q
source e mutv ef less irritation
Samples ~ fAe hpinelsss cartnI
f8n3 20 Hawaii hate bern sent 70 Mr
ngfhsuk sin 81 tbe Information
almag s. aHAiah0i He haa replied
ghaf thia y probably eg~ses whleh
"a f1aua Is Africa AMI has horn
brought from there a. aoue tlmn
Il has a longer and thinner leaf
nocsilsa. Than ths prlrkF cactus
and Is irs juicy and nourlsh
iuF NJ Barbauk asys laat tbe nplne
lees cactus D. s 8esslopias Sill ~ q
tha nsnfe aaccalsHt sArietx aaardins
much more valuable gnttis tood thai
any e she snasiaaa varieties whiel
have haen found = rNfioua p4fta q -
world
Tha demand for cuttings uf ~
spinsle=z variety found ln tae islAudI
has beneme extremely fresI a. %.
EfaFsFs more sna mQre fesQealsc q.
value at . p.aai that arorta aath fsa.
ans drink dnrins pefn1a Il drought
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
RAIN AS 4 REMEDY
TExAs PEOPLE AK TRYING 1T
ron Many AILMENTS
Dsyotsss q the Care IN TAas stats
wsiooms ths AF4,earanes ~
Black fiouas and Strip
for Downpour.

An8tin, Tea The rain cure IL now
hsiug wled hy = aumher ~ persons Ia
this city Whenever opportunity II a.
lsFsd tof issing TIE lfsstmeat some
u ihose ehQ have taken lf say tslst
Is 10 . pAnafea fof 81 chronic diseases
a. sell - many II she lesser iiis of
lAe body
Thsrs i nothlns oampllAtea abont
Ihe Faia eUFs AN fhai Il feaHlfad ~
shs pNflenf "a thag n tbaf stand ia
the ugsa ASH be body tafa ~ al
rloihlns And lsi The falling rala pour
q hlm
The sens4iioh Is aaH ia - FerY
agreratss Those eha have tried the
Rev tfesfmanf es#eFt that The rain
fAiline apas the bare taay lnNie.
crates sas whole system Aaa la -.
peeially strpnwiheing 10 ths SERVES
There = % 80 fule for tsking The
trsatmsnt some a. those uho BE-
san lt several mouths aFo. a. the
s2sly break ~ wiHtsF hare stood In
ths fain fef several hours at 4 time
s'iihogi sansrinr sneois ~ a disagree
able character AfferwaFd
Devices 0i the RAIN cure welcome
the appearance IL 4 hlafk cloud which
forfotes terrific 88wnpouF ~ rHin
Il T. then that they strip 10 The skin
and gss eai 10 ihslF haek ysr8a. which
arr lnciessa by htFb board fsaoss and
isf the wafsF cone down upoa them
b. ioffeafs
@ ls aeafsa ihai the rain eure i
surr remedy faf rheumatism and
thar decided Improvement has been
noted iH cases - persons afflicted wtth
tuberculosis For aefgous disorders
ths treatment q said 20 be lnfalnble
one treatment BE- Is said ein cure q
severe h8la
The treatment 4 believed b have
haa lfs ufigin in Austin - FAR as
ran ~ iearnti tobs nurai a youne
business man ~ fhis citY Was me
FIRST uefaoa to give e trial
a fee monihs ae0 BE- was suffering
frum a severe cold A uinalafm came
up and Rhiis it was ia nroFYesa he a.
eidei Is sif3p ana - ouf uto r ia
see y @ wuaii halp h.s ealt rhere
e 4 hlFh taari fence around h's aek
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