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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
SONG or THE PoLlcY-HoLoEa.

:
Come, give me the gaf-Tm a policy
holder;
Come, give me the gaff and add to mY
Though furrowed my brow, till you'd think
me much older.
In knowledge feel I'm the veriest boy.
An agent once came to my neat little
dwelling
And sang me song full Of love for the
poor;
The story is old and not worth re-tel1ing,
Yet sadder than cen the s'last sigh ok
the Moor"
He had me afraid to 60 forth to my toll
ing
And leave my good wife and the chicks
that are ours;
Behind ev'ry bush was the death-serpenk
I smelled the pine-cofin and waxy-white
flowers.
He told of a plan by benevolent persons
10 care for my loved ones when should
be gone.
His story had surely had lots Of re-
Since. then have learned twas a bundle
of con.
The charges, he said, for this kindly pro-
lection,
Were scarce what it cost the good men
in the scheme
Of late I've been reading of certain detec~
tions
That, rudely awakened me out of nay
dream
I find that my moneys been paying for
yachtes
And horses and homes and champagny
galore;
I find that I've made millionaire-men in
patches,
And plutocrats, too, by the dozen and
I find I've invested in things never heard
of,
Contributed much to the Doodle cam
With other such things that / knew not !
word of,
And now am getting the laugh for my
pains.
Come, kick me around-Tm policy
holder:
Come, gull me and skin me and heighten
my JOY.
Though ashen my cheek till you'd think
me much older
In verdancy still I'm the veriest boy.
Strickland w. Gillian, in Puck.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12

At University College, Oxford. or
Easter day, the representation OF q
tree, dressed with evergrcens and. flow.
ers, is placed on turf close to the
buttery, and every membe7. there resi-
dent, as he leaves the hall after din
ner, chops at the tree with cleaver,
The college cool: sta4ds by holding a
plate, in which the master deposits
half guinea, and each fellow five shfl-
lings and sixpence.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
A Chineae Relief

The. Chinese believe that man 4,
frog and a hare dwell In the moon
and the last named animal constantly
appears in their art and in that If
Japan. painted u,on ne disk of a In.
mar orb. Nearly I'll over the world
the hare is associated with the moon
mythologically, and is on this ac-
count thar the rabbit h:s so much to
do with Easter
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
THE SAME RULE

"See here, sir" exclaimed the sue
cessful manufacturer to Mr. Adam
Upp, his dilatory bookkeeper, you
are not as, attentive to business as
you might be. Now it has been my
rule to be at my desk early and late
and
.Me, too," interrupted Mr. Upp;
sometimes I get there early and
sometimes iate." Philadelphia
Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
ANDY'S FACETTOIISNESS

Alex lin loye)-Clara is a sweet
girl!
Andy (jealous)-Yes she is sweet
that is to say, sne is well pre-
served
And when the patrol wagon gath
cred them up neither was in present
able condition for calling on the OBJ
ject of their adoration.-Albany Jour-
nal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
A trust is a trust, whether 1t be the

A trust is a trust, whether 1t be the
monopoly of steel production, the
beef combine, the sugar refinery, the
cotton field, or the labor organiza-
ton. Whatever hampers, restricts,
or nullifies the law of supply and de-
mand is monopoly and a trust. If
1t is wicked in one case, it is wicked
in all. If it is virtuous in one case,
it is virtuous in all. declares the
Washington Post
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
HIS SHARE.

what made you refuse to answer
questions in that investigation"
my dear sir" answered Mr.. Dus-
tin Stax, .I am of the people you
read about whose time is worth sew
eral hundred dollars minute. Isn't
that a sufficient contribution to the
occasion withou. throwing IN val
liable information?' washington
Star.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
EASTERS INFLUENCE

CHRISTMAS has its
established regalia OF
holly and mistletoe
and the Fourth of
July its parapher-
MALTA of national col
ors and fireworks. so
Caster, too, always
greets us in tradition
al costume. She has
chosen to appear in
the springtime burst
Of blossom, and with
out her radiant drap-
cry we would hardly
recognize her. Not
only do the garden
terraces boom at
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12

run For Easter With Decorated Errs
Inc torpedo boat that floats is sure to
please. Blow ont the contents OF an
egg by making pinhole In both ends.
ana blowing steadily in one. Make q
hole IN the middle Of the side of an
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
.I TREATISE
0NClOTHES
how The CLOTHES We
WEAR ARE MADE
A Description of New York
Sweat Shops

Since Adam and Eve first be-
come aware of the fact that
ig leaves draped about their
person improved their appear
ance, the art of making clothes
has been second TO none in i'm
pOrtance, and men and women
have fought and prayed for
them. Ii the industry of clothes
making should suddenly cease,
thousands upon thousands of
people would starve for lack of
employment.
In New York alone many
thousands of men, women and
children exc out an existence.
shut up in so called "sweat
shops" where the light Of day
never reaches. These clothes
are then sold to large jobbers
ata nominal sum, they in turn
distribute them all through the
West and South.
The garments themselves are
all they should be to all out
Haid ap earances. The mate
nal is fairly good, but since
'ney are poorly made and no
pans taken as TO their fitting
qualities, they can be sold at a
very low price. The purchaser,
0l course, runs a risk of buying
with his suit some frightful dis
Ease such as abound in these
sweat shops but, of course,
'uS IS no affair of the dealer:
'ls IS a fair picture of one side
@ ''ls great industry.
IN the other hand there are
ae"endous factories, well light
=. 'a and employing only the very
aSnest class tailors,. who care
'uly -, select each piece Of goods
"n'ch goes into their garments,
aaa !: alter shrinking it, use the
~ rsueSS skill in making them.
,u'Se manufacturers have a
reputation and so are forced
w., HAeep their goods up to the
~ quest standard of perfection.
n':, ,nsy put these clothing on the
,'' '.Aes under a trade mark.
w. .u'ch the purchaser should in
Ta'' ,s upon Seeing before buying.
w can find several well
wv o"n brands at the store Of
a% ',ssfs' II. W. & j. G. Webb, Of
WI. rnSooro, N. G., each one Of
h.' NV" is fully guaranteed by
'"' Ii YOU intend n,,rcb.c
ss' a oprlng or Summer Suit it
h,' a'u interest you to look
poGt1 their line. They have
will ,;''e and efficient clerks who
,on .ake pleasure in showing
H. a' and they are paid to show
o.. eoods it makes no differ
nv s0 TO them whether thew
asa sas a sale Or not, and your
'pectlon is invited.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12
Died while Singing H,mn.

Miss Louisa Butler, young Chicago
girl, after being terribly crushed be-
meath railroad train, sang the hymn
Abide With Me-" as she lay dying
upon an operating table in hospital
She retained consciousness to the last.
and as the last note OF the hymn was
sung she died.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12

The total stock of money, in gold, sill
yer and uncovered paper in the whole
world amounts. in round figures. to
S12 OOO OO0. .OO0
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12

egg and pour in melted sealing wax
and lead. Paint row Of portfolios
around the egg and glue on bow
and stern cut from a cigar box or a
shingle. The smokestack is of black
cardboard and the railing of wooden
toothpicks glued in circle of card
board whick slips over the smokestack
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12

A few years ago the art OF making
lace by hand was fast dying out in
France.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-12

Young Mrs. Bunny-"Don't recognize
him, my son. His conceit has been
quite insufferable since he posed for
those candy rabbits. Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
FOR ANNUAL wALK-oUT.
Preparations Made In Chicago BY the
Lsthera Union.

Chicago, NJ, March / some novel Tea
lures unusual in the ordinary strike IN
Chicago are seen today in the annual
walk-onl ~ the Latbers' Union, Accord.
ing ~ custom, the strike viii last about
"a hours II may be shorter, but prob.
ably the hest Of good feeling between
employers and strikers viii esist
IN preparation for Che annual diff.
mdty' two adjacent halls were engage /
Tuesday. One II for the strikers and
tie other will serve as a headquarters
lof the employers III another room a
bag blackboard will show thu names Of
The various lathing firms involved IN
the "strike"
Az last as ane firm settles ia name
VIZ b. erased from the board. That also
$50 signal for the men in the en-.
Of that contractor 70 return 10
Wei
Tie latlefa hope that their employers
will see tit 70 raise their wages from "a
10 $40 day. IN die event 81 ~.
fusal however, Il Is probable that no
radical sieps, such 40 calling OF real
siriks, win be taken There arc 450
fathers In the city, all Of whom belong
q the union. and about SO firms 81 lath.
ing contractors,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
Steel Corporation Interyenss
10 Prevent a Strike
ANTHRACITE TERMS READY


PittsburQ, March ~. The conferences
q The bitnminous coal operators. 81
Nhieb II viii b. decided Waether 81 not
~ advance ~ wages VIII b. giyen 10
the miners, began shortly before noon
yesterday, Most 81 I'M representatives
arrived early, but Nv forenoon was spent
III formal discussions.
The delegates refused to discuss the
situation IN advance Of the conference
ard the fuitiors concerning disposition
oil tbe pgh az some NJ The independents
% hgllt against making any concession
~ ttie miners could not Sc eanfefned.
The United sf9tes Steel Corporation
forced the bttnninoDs cos operation
sQale committees III The different states
20 sake sseps f9f peaeeftai settlement
II the miners denands. VI. Ellis Cor
81, the president ~ Tie sfeet corpora
tloa, told Francis r. Robbins, " the
pittsbnrR Coal company, that Tie cor.
ppratl0H had contracts that must be eur.
fied ont and that II could not fdill them
Witbqnt fllsl The eail for the meeting
of The operators was sent Gut al once,
followed by The announcement that there
would be no eott coal strike.
Ihe only Development Iii Tie local sis.
latica yesterday aaF TIVE announcement
BY President John Mitchell III the niIn
ers that the anthracite committae 81 sev.
60 had iHished III demands ard that they
bad been cent by mail 70 President Baer
pf The Central railroad III New Jersey,
IN Philadelphia, Tuesday night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
Senate Committee Protects
Him from Morgan's Questions
LAWYER STILL ON STAND
Again Refuses 10 Testify About His ne.
lstigns With tho New panama Csnal
compapy~Sensto Morgan
Appeals

Washington. b. l, March ~ When
tbe keaste committee On ittte0eeanic
aaHaig cons ened yesterday, Senator MOI.
gaa vas not pfepa5ed y ta1e y ne
examination " Aiiliam Aels9u IfOnl
veil f9r paafiy BALI III halif lif spent
sie ftHie reading tae record, when he
resumed The inquiry va In relation 70
the plan fof ne Approximation n NE
Panama canal Af. Cromwell sad bis
fepiy NOnid ~ the same as bad been
alAds TUESDAY, tlat professional seerets
geF4 i4s0tad, gie said IN entered ne
mGIley 81 the NeW Panama Gagsl ceto.
pang b 1920 and Che employment tll
exists
Question aftfr question VIA asked w
NH. Morgan end the witness replied VI
each ems Aaha NE satae reply"
" Whatever knoNiedge ! acquired 8ss
gained IN ny professional capacity
You ease n ioekiaW seems W he
getting WORSE said Mr, Morgan, who
Added that he WaH not shutting qut any
information.
#fhen Why aFs you asking these
queatipnsW asked Senator klttredge.
Il vent "a see If tbe witnezs can tell
tle truth M any point said Nh Nor
gan. Furthermore, II any senatar cares
~ interrupt, he should address the chair
40 not CHOOSE 70 BE- Interrupted la this
WsyR
NJ Morgan asked sDid you assist
Senators Hanna ard kittTedga In max
lHa The minority report ff0m this com.
HiittseT" me report referred 70 was
against the Nicaragua route and IN fas
far O The Panama route,
Il decline % answeF aald the wit
ness
renat0f TaliafefFo t0ak up the exam.
lHatioH and The witness said whatever
information Ne might have furnished was
given as counsel for the Panama Canal
company ~ Ialiafsrro asked the wit.
mess concerning the monetary agreement
entered into between che secretary 81
war and The republic 81 Panama, par
tiallsHy thep art he played 10 the tran
carlton.
rs this not covered BY your pro.
iesslonnl retieeneafp asked Mr. Nor,
gan
sNo, sir,H said the witness, Dand 1
hope may say this fnallyp
f'A0, va shall return 20 Il again, II
see tt" said Mr. Morgan,
VERY web, Yau seem q enjoy II, and
Il Is the hrst vacation base had III
a long time" replied the witness
Mr.. Cromwell then explained the coin
age system on tho isthmns, and for
the fiRst time since ha nant on The
stand he was permitted 10 proceed With.
out Interruption IN the meantime, Nh.
Morgan was busy studying tho records,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
HOUSE TAKES UP ARMY BILL.
Paint Of Order kills Important Pro-
vision

Washington Marrh Ils army up.
Precipitation Bill waa taken NJ yesterday
after ths House had PASSED seyeia bills
by nnaalnnps sanaepl, ny sustaining
a point 81 order naap BY Ma tewnsy
Chairman lsanlele nliad out Of tha bill
II provision iaF practically tho entire
alefloal fagae amounting 10 maFe Than
500 elarkas HlesstRgaFal NatehmeBl ehaF
aamaa, carpenters, and qae gardener,
employed ID the 0iiiee ol the ehiot ~
alaf and a. healauagtafs ~ divisions
SUD departments al Che army The point
III aider Was made "A paragraphs u cue
blll containing inetrasea ~ The clerical
iatra ana bY the dnliag az Che chair,
Hat only ihs increases, hut the whole
f0leu and hY ihh ruling u the Chali,
thnlyalinp ~ law Nhailmau iiuil re-
marked that an effort would ~ made
HeiseNheFe,H indicating the Henale. 70
get the appropriation replaced IN the
bill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
ROCKEFELLER DopoEp.
Nov 81 possntieo ftonss After Eluding
Process Servers,

New York, March / Information
which has come 70 Henry Woliman,
speeial representative 81 Aliyetien Had,
10y Ut Missouri, settles she question ~
tie whereabouts Of John u Rockefeller,
head 1T Ella standard OH Company, tar
whom tile subpoena servers have been
diligently searching laf several weeks
81 Rockefeller 10 snuggly hidden Ia his
oalmtIy hnme ~ toeaatie0 n, Y,
MI Wullman aala Tuesday that Nil
Rockefeller lad an several occasions
taken advantage 81 the lAw which pre-.
vents The serYiee Of Hubnornas 90 Sun
day, and has attended church and taken
outdoor exercise.
laek If funds 60 pay detectives pos
srssina Mlnieient eleeeruesa a get With
il, serving distance ~ NJ Rockefeller Is
what has prevented the Missouri state
department from placing the president
III the Standard tAl Company III the
witness elmW MI, NolhnRn said II no
had 10 good men a hls command No
could produce this important witness
eventually II might take week 90
three weeks, he said, bnt enough men
and enough money could accomplish the
aeairfd result
M W0llmpn has learned that when
M, naakefrllefs pfesenee belate Gem
missioner sanhMn was DIST ealled for
be Was a. he heme, II M 4 West Filtyt
fourth aueet and remained thele while
the hunt tog him was hottest lgnars
anro al The faot that Mr Rockefeller had
ileo passage from his home into Nity,
third street through Che home 81 bis
son, law, which Is directly hack of
iis nNgu hame, was the geaeon he sub
poena servers failed u perform their
duty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
BALPouRs BIG MAJORITY.
Returned 10 Parliament With 1880
More Votes Than Opponent.

London, March 1.-The result OF the
latest hye,eleetion in the city Of Lon.
don Is "a follower
Arthur j, Baltour (Unionlst) iA474
Thomas tiihsnn nowles tl'ree Trade
Unonistl tsts.,,..s..,s..t+ ass
Mr. iinliour's majority ta...,st. 1870
The election was robbed Of much Of
is expected Excitement by tho illness
af the former premier, whose doctor has
ordered him to rcmaiu IN bed.
Mr. nalfo,u's health has DOT been sat.
lsiactory Tor some time, aud Is com.
plieated hy weakness Of the heart. Mon
day evening after meeting IN the city
he suffered from oyerlriendly bndetlnl
on the part &c the great crowd 81 people
who dpsired 90 shake hands with him
Exhaustion led TO a chill and the Doctor
peremptogily cancelled all his engage
ments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
DEMANDS upoN roRpE,


Conatautinoplp, March 4 The neeea.
sity lar prompt recognition 81 the de-,
mahd that the American scholastic IN
atitntes al llellut, eytia, and elsewhere
M entitled n Identical treatment with
the schools Fl other nationagliea, Il be-
ing urgently Impressed an the Porte
by The American legation, Reeogni.
tion WAS promlspd an Che oeeaai0H u the
American naval Demonstration h Az.
gust, tnnl, hat u has not YEA haea eili.
eially promulgated.
Ia same quarters The Impending visit
of Rear Admhal aigshee's squadron 60
Heirut Il connected with this question,
hNt the legation points out that tbs
Warships will remain emily three aays az
neirut, their visit huing part ~ the on.
daare programme 81 tha squadron l0g
Ia etuiae IN the Mediterranean ME
legation is alse pressing the Porte 60
s0lpMa The customs duties paid WnAey
protest "a epnsigNmeuia n educational
material destined sar the AlAeFiean
sgheals u h geVogNisea that these ca
tahlishmenls are entitled 81 inspags such
articles tgee Of duty,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
MuRnRR AND SUICIDE,
Brooklyn Man HAD ola Drudge Against
Bartender.

Aew Yak, MaFeh ~ Murder and hpi
aids occurred i 80 Ninth slreel, Brock
lvH, gAstalday. THOMAS Hetllnan, A.
yaals nla plnnlbsE living n as liams
itaA asme, ahst ana killed Ihg1as
Fanaeu, PA YspFs Old, ! bartender wha
lived ID the house Mhefe the shooting
aeeHrai Then be hirged the gm Oh
himself III lhe front ro9m lay Fen
asnla wife, wha vas patfmana slAteIi
dead
IeAnan and Dettman ten ont some
time ago, and Dettman, who had lived
With the fennans np a. that Tina, took
lip hls abode ii Hamilton avenue, When
hia eialer died be came 20 lhe Ninth
HlFeet house, and had remained there
siasa Ia hslissea that fenHan was re-
sppAsikla az TIA Illness which led 70
Mfs Fsnnana death, and ihls, Ia eons
Junction With tha gid Rfudae, he bad
aursad Il believed hy Che pallpe 70 haPe
been lhn MOTIVE lHF The shouting
nnEtInaR and fennRn had heen eating
Meskiaat, hnt nat speaking When Zen
nan started faf ihp daaf, nattman
alaana from bis ahaif and pulled fas
salHff ila hred Ave shots, Two taking
alIsA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
He Believes Hepburn Plan
Constitutional


Washington, March n. lhe heavy III.
tiliefs n flie opg0aitloa n Ute pfea
lept's railroad rate policy opened ap
yesterday afternoon IL the 6apate, with
seaasqg FGaaKef III Uaig as Nla maH
eshAaa tha 9ANs.
FL ogfefAllg prepared kpeeeh, Wiaif3i
required sgiiie titree heHfa ~ delivery,
he gfgged aRaiBef goseiansDfal rate
maslng ii eenffai and Ola Hepburn bill
I'D EagtieUlat I'M hetl that lliG lattnl
Ma@ uBa0netitnElenai ~ well M iillpgar
tieable, aad predicted IL speedy death
~ tlle Supreme eanfl ~ ths United
States II 4 hll9lli1 paas d llle shape ~
Bhleb Il bid egiHs fran tie House
tie admitted tiaf there we're epiiF 10
N FeAe3iad, but tt5s eppld IN aeeala
phshed w merely amending iAe pres
f8t Elhns ia8 - az q eeffsct matters
II esesssige rates and ny messing II
rpeEHealg applicable tp every klid NJ
rebates ana DETERMINATIONS
tlt w Hat eigAeF eas8 ar agreeable 90
diney WITH the pIasideni" ~ sald but
WlleB questions arise IL sHeh e0mmand
ing importance Il II the duty III every
mau n make pgrefiH Investigation and
ant II accordance witli hia eangiptiena8
ne dld nal maimife the eRiis VI eSt
leeaaIYe rates, gebafing, asa qisefimines
lions, hui charged tliaf tie taillt bay
largely with the Aiiiaala who have fail
~ n enforce tiia laWs already ~ ths
Iatatuie hooks
lia numbered aNgna the defects qt
| the ilppbnrH 1911, ibet II dispeuses with
Ilurg tliala ~ important actions 70 re-
sewer moneys thai II imposes eAirenef
unieasaaable and hnrdensoms penalties,
and shAt II nDl only Fails m provide tpF
lprgper eguri rayiRW, huf seeks 70 Ell
elade tls same
elhe proposition would he alarming
lif iis utter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were naf
~ apparent IN II III uBleas0Dahleahsa
ha SAID IN an tha legislation III more
fthaa \ esBtufg M aneh proposition las
ieYef beiafe beeu slcessainlly presented
i "a the American Congress
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
LAUGHTER IN the Commons.

London, March l,ln consequence OF
Che illness 81 both Arthur Il hallour
and ioseph Chamberlain, the latter hc,
ing confined TO his bed hN an attack Of
influenza, Chancellor OF the ENeheeQuer
.Nsqulth agyeed in the llouse o. Com.
mons Yesterday afternoon to an al.
tournament III she isoal debate axed Ter
to-day, Nv, Asauiih amid shouts "a
laughter romafkud that che debate in
their absence would be equivalent "a a
performance oi Hamlet 10 the absence
81 not only the Prince Ut Denmark, hut
also IT tho Ghost Tie would not pre-
suiae "a allocate che parts between she
twain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
SHORT SESSION FOR THE
NEW RUSSIAN D0UMA
The Noyoe yfemya Intimatea Slgnih.
cantly that II win BE prorogusd
Almost al Once

New York, March 1.-THE Times, IN
copyright cable irom tht London
TIMES correspondent az Sc Petersburg,
aaNs
leading organs Of public opinion fail
70 evlnee the slightest exuhrrance OF
satisfaction over the announcement OF
the date " the meeting 81 the donma,
The only exception v the Nosoe Vrem.
ya, which ihdulnes in much high down
language, but concludes with The signih,
can't intimatioa that the douma viii be
almost immediately pF0rogned till the
autumn.
According "a the statements AZ imam.
eial experts the next loan viii have 90
carry 7a per cent interest The Slovo
assets that Il will have 60 be sanctioned
hy The dnnna and hNea the amount at
Saaa0O0O00, % ho redeemed Within
two years,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
CURES THE WORST
CASES OK CtTtRRH,
Rieksa 4 Wells SCI Hyog 81 unAsg
Gparartss That II cests HofhiEg
ynlsss II Cures

A9t gntil itgoHle ass eiseosese5 Ha3
Il been possible ~ seg trHfhsailN tlat
teineag f9F egtafFi eas hh0WH
BgoHes cures flie H9fst eages III ea
tafTb simply by breatiliBg fls remedy
through fae pocket ghslef that eoases
with every oif6f Using tile tfea3 msgt
IA tbls way M a few niHMtes togr
fiApes \ aag, eYefg psstlele Nj NH tHkeg
ID g8le eiF passages aaa lungs II ta9ea
9itb germkilligg SUD healtb gigip9
Hgoi0s
ht5naeH dFag2ina often causes dis
ordered digestion and BeHeF makes n
pefyNsNeDt cgfe M AataElh, Ny9Mei Bgt
o9ly kills tBQ germs ~ fhf throat aUa
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