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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-06-17
EAST BARNET.

Bert Galbraith is building a large
barn in Danville, and that and house
for Amos Somers are to be finished
before haying. He employs several
hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bowman from
Waterford visited their son Ed of this
place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Farnsworth spent
last week with friends in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Annis of St.
Johnsbury were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Bailey, Saturday.
Miss Maude Estabrooks of St. Johns
bury visited at George Richardson's,
Friday.
Colonial" Jack stopped here over
night last week at Albert Ammell's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-06-17

ana Cummings.
The Y. NJ. "A. team will play Barton,
Saturday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-06-17

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
COMING EVENTS.

April IL, Saturdy-Deer Creek Grange.
meets at 8 y. IN. at Central school
house.
April II. Saturday-Illinois Valley
Grange meets at 3 p. m. at Sucker
Greek church.
April II, ,Saturday-Wilderville Grange
meets at 8 p. m. atN Wilderville
church.
April i2-Sunday game on local
diamond, Jacksonville vs. Grants
Pass.
April 14-Edward Baxter Perry. blind
pianist, opera house, under diection
Of Miss Ethel Palmer.
April 15. Observation-Disclosures term
OF County court. .convenes.
April II, Friday-Primary election.
April lS, Saturday-Dimick Grange
meets at 8 p. m. at Dimick school
house
April 10, Sunday-Easter.
April 30, Mondsy-Circuit Court con-
venes.
April 81, Tuesday Registration books
reopen.
April 81. Tuesday-Presbytery Of
Southern Oregon meets 10 Grants
Pass.
April 23 and 24-Civil service exami-
nation for tho forest range service.
April "a. Friday-Dance at Savage
Creek hall. Tickets. including sup
per and horse feed. $3.50. 40 2t
April 80, Saturday--Womans Home
Missionary District Convention at
the Newman M. X Church.
April %. Saturday-Fruitdale Grange
meets at . p. IN. at Fruitdale school
house.
May 8. Tuesday-Grants Pass Poultry
Keepers Association meets at s p.
IN. at Guild Hall
May 8. Friday-''Experience" social
at Bethany Presbyterian church par
lors.
May 10, Fridss-Registration books
close for election.
June 1, Monday, General election.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
Msdford last Friday voted favorably

Medford last Friday voted favorably
upon the question of issuing three
hundred thousand dollars in city bonds
for the building of a new water
system.
Jesse Harper brother of Mrs. ].
W. Stephenson, arrived last week
from Bonanza. Ore., driving his team
in two aud three quarter days. Mr..
Harper will make Southern Oregon
his future home
About 80 Of their friends rendered
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Isham pleasant
little surprise at their home at 10th
aud A streets last Saturday night.
Chrades. games aud I0ht refresh
ments. all contributed to the mirth of
the evening.
Considerable interest has been
manifested Of late by a number OF
young ladies of the city in the ne "
boys band and there is some talk of
ipstituting such an organization.
Such an institution would certainly
make great hit here at home, besides
eliciting much favoable comment from
outside towns
That Grants Pass is going to have a
baseball team this season, that can
hold tis own against any in the valley.
is very evident from the fact that the
boys had IA inning practice game
last Sunday with score Of 5 to 8.
Next Sunday they have their first game
Of the season with Jacksonville on
the local diamond. Jarvis will proba-
bly, be in the box for Grants Pass.
with Setter at the receiving end.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
D. W. Thompson Of Manila. Iowa,
was in the city last Saturday.

D. W. Thompson Of Manila. Iowa,
was in the city last Saturday.
W. B. Sherman went to Portland
last Friday night to visit his daughter.
A. s. Rossenbaum agent for the
Southern Pacific at Medford, and
wife, where in the city Tuesday.
WI Beckner came in from Portland
last SATURDAY. and will look after mat
ters at the Hidden Treasure mine.
Miss Iva. MoArthur left Sunday for
Wilderville, where she has been en-
gagged to teach the school at that
place.
Ralph Dean returned home Sunday
from Marshield. where he had been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Harvey. for
the past six weeks.
Frank Hogue. the leading general
merchandise dealer Of Kerbyville,
accompanied by Mrs. Burke, came
over to Grants Pass Sunday to lock
after music for prospective enter
tainment to be given bv the Kerby
Odd Fellows lodge, and other business
matters. They returned home Toes
day.
R. E. Guthridge and wife OF
Klamath Falls, arrived in this city
Sunday. Mr.. Guthridge has had
charge Of the transportation office OF
Capt. McIntire at that place. but for
the coming month he will be engaged
in the oompany's interest at Po-
kegama. Mrs. Guthridge will remain
in Grants Pass visiting friends, dur
ing this period.
Geo. 8. Calhoun returned home
Monday morning after a few days
visit with the family of his wife q
sister, Mrs. ]. r. Morris. Mrs. Cal
houn, who accompanied him to Port
land, will remain with her sister for
couple of weeks longer. Mrs. DR..
J. s. Parsons, of Ashland, another
sister Of Mrs. Calhouns is attending
to the household duties of the latter
during her absence.
Henry Hsrth Of San Francisco, ar
rived in the city last Fridy to spend
week or 10 days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Harth. Mr..
Harth Jr,, is now travelling out Of
San Francisco for the Wallenstein q
Hanley Co., a gents furnishing good.
house. He was formerally associated
with his father here in the clothinf
business.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
Items Of Personal
Interest.

G. o. Erickson of Portland was in
town Saturday.
R. Cary of Window, Mimi, is reg.
istered at the Layton.
@. E. Schrugars and B. F. Tilley OF
Aberdeen, Wash, are in the city.
D. E. Chandler of Aurora, ILL.,. ar
rived in Grants Pass yesterday.
]. H. Colby has sold his 1O-acre
fruit farm on North Sixth street.
Daniel Leslie of Gold Hill, who is
mining near Mule Creek, was in the
city yesterday.
Fred Mensch returned home We'd
nesday from Hugo where he had been
making an official survey for mum
ber of peisosn.
Miss Helen Loveridge has sold her
photograph studio on Sixth and II
streets to j. W. Branch and will 90 to
Eugene to live with her father.
Gus Newbury Of Jacksonville. can.
didate for the republican nomination
for district attorney was looking after
his political fences in Grants Pass
Wednesday.
A. J. Mckinney and wife, her
mother Mrs. W. s. Woods, aud Mrs.
J. R. Hyde went over to Medford
Wednesday in an auto, returning in
the evening.
Mrs. Mabel Porteous and son Of
Los Angeles. Cal are stopping at
the New Palace Hotel and will visit
their friend. Mrs. Marie Standish,
also of LosAngeles, before joining
Mr.. Porteous at the mines.
F. B. Harrington lett last night fol
Portland and in few days will enter
the service of the government forest
reserve. He will be in the Bull Run
section Of the Cascades.
John Ssuer came over from Ores
cent City Monday where he is operat
ing brewery, to dispose of his prop
erty interests here and move his family
to Crescent City.
]. A. Burke, q prominent fruit
raiser, living at the foot of Fifth
street, who has been seriously i'll fol
some weeks with neuralgia Of the
head, is soEewat improved.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
B. A. Williams was in from Merlin
last Monday.

B. A. Williams was in from Merlin
last Monday.
J. r. Ritchis of Kerby was regis
tered at the Layton Monday.
W. J. Stanley Of Eugene, one of the
esrlier miners on Rogue River, is
registered at the Layton.
Mrs. j H Booth and children OF
Rosebura are here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Campbell
A. F. Knox. one of the directors Of
the Applegate- Williams Creamery Co.
at Provolt, was in the city Wednes-
day.
B. +. Mulkev. republican candidate
for district attorney, was in the city
yesterday looking after his political
interests.
Remnant hose, 10 to 90 foot lengths,
regular 1915 cent grade-we are now
selling 40 cents per foot coupled -
Hair- Riddle Hdw. Co
Earle Young, the young mining
engineer. went up to Ashland this
morning to look after business mat
ters and to spend couple of days
with his grandmother.
We believe that we haye the
largest and best assortment
of Wall Paper of any store
within a radius Of many miles.
and our prices. we know for GER
tain are the lowest-O'Neill
H Q. Kinney returned home last
Friday night from st. Johnsburg,
Wis, where he had taken the remains
of his mother in law, Mrs E. b.
Winch for burial. Mr.. Kinney re-
turned by the way Of Ell Paso, Texas
and Southern California.
Bert Bigelow of Provolt. one Of the
sturdy young men of that vicinity,
came over to Grants Pass Tuesday and
remained Wednesday TO arrange for
proving up on his homestead on the
Applegate, and to look after other
business matters. Bert is one of the
jolliest boys about Provolt
Huxley Gsblrsith, who has 30 ably
assisted his father, ]. f. Galbraith in
the publication of the Observer. in the
capacity of city editor, solicitor and
collector, has, on account Of impaired
health resigned his position. He left
Wednesday night for Portland. where
he will spend a week. after which he
will return home to remain few
days before going to Lakeview where
he expects to locate permanently,
though he has not decided upon wha'
work he will take up. He 10 sue
ceeded by NJ. L. Opdyke, who ha'
had cnarge OF the mechanical depart
ment of the Observer, and Mr. Op
dyke is in turn succseded by A. J.
Klocker. who recently came here from
Iowa and bought q small tract of land
on Iowa street In the east part o.
town.
Mrs. Caroline Sexton, one Of the
Oldest pioneers in Oregon, came NJ
from Hugo Monday and visi ed unit
yesterday with Sheriff Russell and
family. Mrs. Sexton came to Oregon
with her husband in 1858 and has re-
sided here ever since, having passed
through all the hardships and priva'
tions of western pioneer life. Hel
residence was twice burned by the In.
idans. Though she will be so year,
old the first Of next May. Mrs. Sexton
has lost none of her mental vigor and
relates the incidents of the early his
tory of this section as vividly as one
/ yuaro har ipninr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
A Brief Record of
Local Events.


The weather the past week reminds
Us of the good old summer time. It
has been warm and balmy and really
makes one want to get out in the gar
den and tickle the earth with hoe.
! The volnsy Colvig So-acre farm on
Jones Greek, three miles south Of
town. was sold through the Harmon q
South agencv last week for $S0l0
Briggs & Son of Redfleld. S. D were
the purchasers.
Mr.. Fsrmer-Have Hair Riddle
Hdw. Co. send you catalog of their
American Field Fence.
Mrs. Katherine Brady of Kerby un-
derwent an operation at the Southern
Pacific hospital Tuesday for the re.
movsl OF an abdominal abcess aud is
repo, ted this morni"g as improving
nicely.
The Cold Storage Co. started its ice
plant for the season last Monday.
Before starting up the company in
stalled new and larger compressor,
and the plant now has capacity Of
20 tons Of ice per day, though that
amount is not now being manufaot-
ured for the reason that the present
demand does not require it.
Get one Of the Hair. Riddles 1908
LAWN MOWERS. 40 1t
The registration books closed lsat
Tuesday evening. aud the primary
election will be heldssFriday. April H..
All those who failed to register aud
wish to vote will be required to
swear in their vote and to have the
signatures of six land owners on their
petition.
We have an exceptionally fine grade
of cotton hose that we are selling at
1870 per foot. Hair Riddle Hdw. Go
The city street commissioner has
been doing some good work with the
road machine where most needed. 1t
would also be eminently proper for
residents in all parts of the city to
cooperate with him by cleaning up
back alleys and other out Of the way
plac es.
L. B. Hall has just put in full
assortment Of Wall Paper direct from
the factory. Come and see them.
4.10 81
Two carloads Of hops raised In
Josphine county. consisting Of 16d
bales. were shipped out Of Grants
Pass Wednesday to London. England
by Klander Wolf & Meter. eastern
dealers who had previously bought
them from the local broker, ]. d.
Drake.
Wall Paper at Halls Latest designs
direct from factory. Prices right.
D. A. Davis of Crescent City wai
I'm town last Msndsy.
Roy Wilson, local agent for the
Tourist automobile. received three
more new machines yesterday. Two
Of them went to Aedford, one to F.
K. Dewell, vice. president Of the First
National bank and the other to J. W.
Cox, a rancher. The third went to
George Lance prominent mining
operator at Gold Hill. Elwood, the
Medford agent for the Lambert
machine. came over la't Friday with
three of his cars, looking for business,
but as yet he has reported no sales.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10

Prof. P. L. Campbell president Of
the State University at Eugene. has
been in the city to day In the interest
Of that Institution.
Carroll Gillette returned home last
Monday from Bremerton, Wash.
where he had just finished four
years. enlistment in the United
States navy department with an
honorable discharge. The last two
wears of his service was. a. hospital
steward. Carroll is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. O. g. Gillette Of this city.
He expects to make his permanent
home in Grants Pass.
The Grants Pass band Is coming to
the front rapidly.
There are about 30 pieces, all told
and while they have been organized
but few months, Prof. Rowell.
their leader, 10 much elated over the
rapid progress the boys are making
Their appearance at the opera house
the night Of the Fulton rally elected
much favorable comment. Prof.
Rowell says that he hopes to have the
boys in trim within the next two or
three weeks to give open air con-
certs in Railroad park regularly one
night week. Grants Pass should be
proud Of its new band.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-10
SOME BARGAIN POINTERS
News Notss From the. Busine ess
Men to r ca ders.

DR.. Flanagan.
Physician and Dentist
Go to Ooron Tor Plumbing.
]. Il. Peterson, Pioneer Insurance Man.
M. Clemens Prescription Druggist
A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak
Ranges a. Doront
Lis. Your Timber Lands With
Herzinger & Mitchell. 1920 If
Mrs. Wsuehtal will hold her Milli-
merry opening Saturday, April 4. AS 1t
Now is the time to have your
spring Photos made at Branoh's Photo
Studio. 4.10 ct
Japanese walnuts, Black .walnuts
and Peach Trees at 121s cents each
]. II. Robinson, RID No. 9, Grants
Pass. $40 ct
Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides,
Furs and Wool, ]. H. Ahls. at City
Market. 2.2S tt
List Your Timber Lands With
Herzinger. & Mitchell. -1a.aO If
Dewitt's Carbolizeo Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is especially good for pills.
Sold by Model Drug Store. As iS.
IF you hear anyone speak Ill of
the Little Wonder Store, you will be
safe in betting that the onery ouss
has been trusted when he had no
money, and now that he has eaten up
and worn out the goods, he does not
want TO pay for them"
Give Coles cough and consumption
cure trial. 1t cures when all others
fail. For sale Mt the National drug
store. Grants Pass, Ore. S-27 Al
The Coliseum Skating rink is now
open and the most popular amusemen nj
resort in the city. Open from 2 to
in the afternoon and from to 10 iu
the evening. Spectators 10 cents.
Skates, 25 cents. 4.10 II
lt's the story about town-the
Goodness and Chea pness Of the
Wall Paper at O'Neill's
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12
SHAKESPEARE.
m lnrmnrlnI nnrh N Nln.

Eyory sahaoI anna Knows ST
Shakespeare. IIr n the ane great
poet NO one can read aad s0udy
&nakasrpme without bcug amazrd
Won cau uoC hclp buU admire hia Won
drrrul intellect ITr EurU eu.rt rha.,
nr pirc I'd seems anourh alai our
man know one thug won but there
seemed to be mo limit to fais writ
ers EuoWludgu. WHO over riitirigcd
Shakespeare for tba lack Of tho prop-
en- presentation on nhaart1r2 No
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12

Extracted honey, 10 pounds for 81;
6O-lb can for $500 Order by postal
Of W. T. Allen, r. d. Box zoe. Alhu-
querquc, n, NJ,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12

THE MOST CENTRALLY LOCAT-
IIGD TRANSIENT HOTEL IN THE
CITY, CLEARING $3.50 10 $500 PER
MONTH, INQUIRE JOURNAL OF
ITCE. MP
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12

IT'S ABOUT THE RIGHT TIME
no HAVE YOUR EXTRA BLANK
ETS WASHED AND pACkED AWAY
FOR THE SUMMER. We DO THEM
JUST RIGHT HUBBS LAUNDRY
co
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12

WE HAVE THE MOST PRACTT
CAL AND BEST EQUIPPED LNJN.
DRY IN THE SOUTHWEST. HUBRs
LAUNDRY GO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12

Fire Insurance. Secretary Mutual
Building Association Phone sos
2tTn West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12
D'DONNELL'S ANTlSEP1IC
BARBER SHOP.

eos East Central Avenue.
Hope Bl8e.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-12
LEACR CHEMICAL COMPANY

CtNcINNATI, ONO.
Properties, uses and directions with
every vial
Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15
SosTH PsSoncur.

Boz Essle ismhe<inx Is being dooe -
yeS fcR shk mnxksSa.
whsie IN he woods lass Thursday, Her
hexs Lowell cut his knee badly.
REmera are making their usual CON-
raaizt that hay is going swsy last The
ponr Grslity a last years. cut IS hardly
casrs oy The mid veasb ber.
saAris~ tsrindss's family has be<n con-
h1e1 20 thu ASuss with Eo= grip
Bess and heEeIlyn Co1sins are skill as
soTx cn the EsS~er plant at Ess. Orixnd.
ISe ~i16S.s and palrl. for the church
wsss crdex-d sometime ago, bat have NOS
yss been rseezsed
Nr- L1-y Perkins, one Of cur eldest
residents. speat few days Last week as
TIE goesz Of Ms Fannie Husehins-
ReT. NJ. 5syans announced last SUNDAY
that s~ ~oGi6 hold = series Of special
meetings rhn Geek IN the Leach district.
@sA- L. n
Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15
TRzNOyT-

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wisA .se grsr- = ezs s<z5a-
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asrt- DEATH .oz.o~ed a. crcrztssa tor
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Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15

y~a-s z-s Sxs 3 Little s1no>zz aro1rd
WASH rs1axss1 q wealth Of d@vosed lore
s-< Si-S1a-=-" Th= parents hare tae
sTnrsrh7 % sEs IA tss=5x SD t<reaSezu~as
Sae1-1aT e7snzng 1zn=s " Joecxa and
vits s-se5rasec fhez- eoacea wedding.
Aaay re-s f-<seas 20 extend eonxrasnla-
sinns- A xa2t=n wedding poem ~s& -ris-
fsn az6 r.sd By Mrs Carozins Pickering.
DsEscsocs retrssAn<nss vsre served and
Tie table spa-kiiax with golden coins and
0AH enssiy psesEnss sessiAe to the friend
ship IN vhseh they are head
Jan T. SPEc.
Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15
EAST oEl4yD.

cxrolla@ g., xiss Of Gziisoed D. EExis-
csIs died sss1rc.&y Al her koze here, aged
ssvszty-ssc yssrs- Besi1e aer hzsaaaa-
aass Sezves sEo causaters- Ars- Annie r..
Bridges Of Ear<spor-- and ylrs- Csrrss "A.
Conary, Of BlneaIlL
The fanerzi Was held - rhs Krzaxs hAll
T1esdzy afternoon The large sssenaznee
Of friends and relatives snd pxofzslon og
foszi tsitsfA sho~ed the esteem in whseh
deceased vas hsid- Rev J. W. Prise
o6eizs<c-
Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15
asumHaszis
Makes Life Miserable.
Trosbiss That Keep Half the Els
worth Doctors Busy.

tLvHD&es AAAt Ae&p HALF the EllS.
worth Doctors Busy.
Hal Of the prescriptions the Ellis.
worth doctors write are for troubles
that rssaIt directly from . weakened
stcmzcn- Strengthen the stomach
ncscses, increase the secretion of gas-
txic J0ices, and yon Will find that COM
mon Affections indigestion, with its
headaches dizziness, depression OF
spiEifs. spots before the eyes, ner-
yo1sness. sseeplessness and general
deofsisy-haye been overcome.
Prom now on buisd np the strength
and health of the stomach with
Mona tablets. You viii soon f,ud
Yourself strong. and never know TIE
meaning OF indigestion.
II Mo M did not have an unus-
uzlty curative effect in stomach dis-
orders. it could not be sold on the
guarantee given OF G. A. Pxrcher 10
refund the money unless it does All
shas u etaimed for il. He gives an
absolute unqualified guarantee with
every 50 cent box OF Mi-o-na that
the money viii be refunded unless the
medicine cures- He takes the whole
rixk. and you certainly can afford 70
gel Ei-o na from bin on this plan.
Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15

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Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15
COUNTY NEWS.
ss- .sAsss.4l os-.fs xess s-s ssAs- ,sss.
HuLLs COVE

Waldon Pierce, Of Seal Harecr, srenf
Scuday with friends here.
School began jan 9, after icur weeks
vacation Miss Ella Sxees is teacher.
Mi~ Lncy Salisbury il ct home frcm
Bar Hsrbor. where she has been the pass
two weeks
Watson NcGo~n and wife were cnlled
to North Ellsworth lAss week, By tie
death OF Mr.. NcGo~n's mother.
Quise . number from this pasce attended
the installation Of ozacers in the grange q
Salisbury Cove last Wednesday evening.
Winthrop ssAaiey, AFTER spending the
holidays with his fashef, has returned to
Norvsy, where be is employed - teacher.
Wiib0f Salisbury received the sad news
Saturday morning, OF the death Of his
mother, Mrs. Eadofs SALISBURY, as Bar
HAYbor.
The Busy Bee sewing circle met With
Arx- Lancra Pierce last Thursday. on
GERS we're elected for the coming year a.
follows: Mrs- Lena Hamor, president: /:
Mrs. Maud Arey, secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Tena Kelley, buyer; Mrs. Etfie
HAmor, cutter TIE next meeting viii be
held with Mrs. Tena Kelley.
Jan. Is ANNE.
Ellsworth American., 1908-01-15
iE1l Man IN AMERICA
Escaped the Terrors Of
) Many Winters BY
y Using Pe-ru-na.

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fsunA 81 . greas nasy than..h
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formed.
Ssw ~ presidesfs elected
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al sgddea cAaageA
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pe-fu.n0.
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offl0 yeasx
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remedy Of the age for catarrhal
fro0h8es.