Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 March 1892 — Page 4

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PfcEASANT

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT ANL3 NtVV AND MY COMPLEXION lb BETTER.

My doctor wy* itacH^ £uuOy on thr rtomaoh, IItit and k!din*-V5. wit i« a phi«MU lu\MiTe. Tht# dthkic jimdo fnm licrtm, l« }irv|ar««2 for tuttiueujgly u5U'&- It

A N E S MEDICINES

\H ilnifnri»t« *-11 it at .v*\ mul p*t tia.-lc.-uri\ Hut out t«»»•«*. Lnm'% I'ntnlly MVdlt'ine inutf1) ilit* liowrU t'Ach da)i luouitT to t«o bo.J'.liy. i*Ji x*c*»ury.

Not One of Our Rings.

Titr. vvi« rin&r- li»:»* iri* o.ni tliv ntirwtlw ami our -JiMMUV of 'SU.VKkwAHE is'ti !0r tho ll thut which is lustrous lur.votui lm.ii inmost perfect! plain. your tiwlow can sh» \v you eomo .sarci i) f-|». itmuur« tho hlcbly 'ileeo TUtefl

IH V-iJ.HIm*, l'fUlhMltp1 U* --«nU 'o1f

Ukmhcvst aslnff-dovK:- ..*vcr !«•!':. tho tuuuic i-hci vm k'-i in silver. »i••: mistake Tor ou to mi] HW:t niV-1

tlnil it l.iki •*. aN u«l «k»l ot

lnotioj lo Mh'fv.ty-stes.-- Wt« avjU clt'lir awr4iyuo!i Ht^tpproin-Msluns-Km that-.-jKitat if you H.iii At mir or.vu^o IfcnvKNut 5»ni .]• rsii ..iinl oth**r a^tk'ics too nmiu.'r»ii* to «!ii-n-kjii.:-- War in rulnf! tv:- Jit.-MWiJiartvi.*. t-ir making-^1. tlmokwiK^r* out ot jfmr ««wi:w au*l wnl that

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UtO.-mison- \vurepairman':tlmu -at)

oUnrs. •.

20/ East Main Si root

Your Last Cfiance!

./'/us I! tVrt and I his

OSi J. I you can buy

Shoes at Cost. J. 3. KELLY.

l'-!4 I'jiii~.r. NIaid St

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANT

•O.N A-

POLD MORNING

It jg Isothmg-tastes letter tliiin h.iix-

I"Of thof« HOT O.VKliJS tt.oked oil soap Btoi:" -ridde*. Jhitt.-f and

moW'" with eo-rv 111fitf\

Oh'March:

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302 W. Wabash Avcnun.

DAILY JOURNAL.

HATVKDAY, MA]{CU5.T8i)2.

Will Not Accept

C. N. ^'iihr.uiH states tliat hu cannot now aox-pt ilw position of delegate to the Minneapolis convention even if it bo Undem] him. The place will accordingly have to revci to Mr. Ialley, of .Sullivan county.

A fine Jr'rospect."

The piosji.ds Tor another good crop year are..certainly most Uattering. Tho wheat looks even belter than it did this time last year ami .with fair weather a lr.a^nitieent yield may bo expected. We are not out of the woods though as two years ago a line prospect for wheat uas spoiled ii^ March by unfavorable ami freezing weather.

Night Boxes Needed.

Other places smaller than Crawfordsvillo have at-the railway stations mai boxes which the postal clerks, passing through are obliged to open. These letters can be mailed up to the time the train passes through and often a long delay is saved. Letters mailed at the ollice after seven o'clock" in the evening do not get'off until the following day. This fact often thwarts the very purpose for which letters are written, thev arriving at their destination too Into to be of service.

Ladies' Eeceptiou.

Last evening between the hours Of four and seven Mrs. S. C. Campbell was at himie to her lady friends at her residence on College Hill. The house was handsomely di-eorated for the occasion with plants, llowors and shaded lights. About sc-venty-iive guests were entertained and in a.most hospital and charming manner. Tiie refreshments which weie t—rvi'd-daring the hours of receiving were of a most dainty and elegant nature and the whole affair \y lh a splendid social success.

And He's Ei« ht, Too.

Manager D:ivis, in a recent conversation gave yeut to his indignation, at what he terms *'lhe neek" of the flv-bv-night theatrical snap, which try to secure tune at his house, and he shook his b::ad as he said, "no more for me, I'm tired I'll know they're right or they don get in this town is good enongh for the best only." lie certainly has .a hue list of ^.attractions booked, boiu© :.bovo the average: he feels highly elated at securing the great Xew York success, "She couldn't Marry Three," .which will appear for one night during the nest three weeks.

Tho'Swedish Male Quartettehe following, is the programme for the

iwed'irh:

evening: I

Miss Mary Dili-

and jV.n HaUie Leslie- will

new dre.v!-m \k ni£

shop at

South Green street. Fashion-

'd res s- nV a speci.iltv.

Mi MARY E. WILHiTE,

lias been In attetidutiee at the ostou Seliool of rvt'' ,.. •c pupils ill Moi'iillon 1,1 Iter Iioimo,

It in I it 'sleading--.'cliaraeteri^tics tiro: Age,' Ly und Strength—^importniit iti*ins •ese days of unit .tu ami (uluitorl. Nothing bettor cun )o iiect.1. to iota health, to Rt-iuiiiliilo .*:ni'l inviuthe 'system,' tone -the stonmel,, nip ition, create rm apetito^unil rejiair msto tii^ueH of! h,' lungs, smooth •icli.-to tbo taste. A grahd tonic xinvalcsceiits, tho ngiftl, mothers ng, and those re'iue iu,J ',Vo ikby wasting (lis.-ase. bottle is oquni iri rnitn«i"!it to poutidn of Ik'i.'f. IJc-mand '\Kov(.l of your deamr. J'int ,« CO. cents' 'qiiiirti 31." Acccjjt no tiiW "just iw Koovi"- -t,hisv liavc it lioi'Aii Wi.vn Co.. Chicago. and guariintfud by \y i' Co., :adiug druggist.

e's Family Mudicino mores tho each day. Most pooplo need to

Male -Quartette Tuesday

i. "ttrctlmv •Ui'yoor 1

Huultiitiuu—"Kuiff tiiiliori' Mis.s Hanlen. i! ... r*. I'mrli. i,'U!irlci:o-'-,Tso (jwliie Buck to Uiiio"-. !"/,((.-

Ar'-antie'l i-iueuilly lor tins t,Uiai-tell!.)

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»Hlg Martin

Mr. I'taili. mill Mr. Kkorfr. Vfl'.'i'i.irtLn'5

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rluinoniUB-.Oloe-T-t.Ht!r."Iui:k llorner"... ,, ,. yr :thlintt l.ceUflteiii—' How .leri-y l!oii|lit Mal'oi.},.,-. Century '.'iiarttt'e—.^fti.iiien"iK\eiiln(i Sotitri. ..ile/Hifcr

Will Go to Europe.

(ion. Lew Wallace is !.nd upon his new book day he would have it publisher by I- all, lie will have it copy righted in both the United States and England and in order to get a copyright in the latter country it will be necoBsnry .fur him to make a trip across the waters. Under the copyright law the mere fact that he is in the country makes buna resident for the .purpose of the law. A copyright in England, however, will not protect the book in Canada and

'en. Wallace.will have to suffer from tiie smuggling publishers of British America: as. he has done in the limes past.

FLASHES fEOM OVER THE OITr

Wilson Stroll died yesterday •jiorni:ig at his home south or the city. The funeral will ocnr to-morrow auorning at- Wesley Chapel. ».

—The Teagarden case was argued at Uockville to-dav. after two weeks of testimony and the Cruwfordsvillo delo. gat Ion arriv.-d home this evening.

--The children ot the late .Tos. Court.of near Waynetown. have brought Biyt in fountain county to set aside his will. The will left ihe estate to the .widow during her life time, when it Bliall revert to the children. Tt- so hnpJ)IJDH that She widow .s a second wife and as young as the children. Consequently it is an open jestion whether at her death they would be alive to revive benefits.

The LtitUvs.

TLc pleaoant effect and perfect safety ivith which ladies may use the California liquid laxative Syrup of Tigs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy. lo get the true and genuine article, look for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottorn of tho package)

A Clin rv j'or ,Sy/'cu. a lion. ll anybody wants to put up 8100 on the merits of their goods. it makes no uillcrpnee to us. But if the same is intended to bluff us that is different. We are prepared to meet the bluffer on their own te um and grounds,and furthermore we will say that- \vo will raise the Hum to 8500. saying that our line of bread and cakes will outc.ass. (l*,th in •quality and assortment,) the" goods liirnod out by a man who is trying to bluff JjimseK into popularity*. CIUWHJJSDSVII.M: PMKIM. 'akd CA^HY

COMT'AN'V.

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am a Trav 'iln? In spits?..! I purstie m- vi'^r,- c, I'm still a Trav'iir.K j...

..So!J.bv Traveling men and Grtvcrs

N. K. FAIRBAN.K

MOW TO MAKE MONEY.

A E I A IS A E I A S IS I) VST BY HAS HOSE.

I Hint It'/iIch May Proven Have Opportunity J'or Invctittii'N.

Y. Comtnereiiil Ailvurliser.!

A rumor beennio current on the streets yesterday that IL B. Warner A Co., one of the most prominent Industrial Institutions of America, and whicti has boen capitalized in London, was about to double its common stock. The standing and importance of this Company in the financial world quite naturally caused this rumor to become tho subject ot much conversation and comment. The phenomenal suooess which this Company has attained, and the large dividends it has paid, naturally made the rumor important and justified an investigation. Therefore a representative of this paper called at the Now York office of the Company, 50 Broadway, in order to ascertain the falsity or verify the truth of the rumor.

Mr. Warner, tho President of tho company, is a genial gentleman, beaming with kindness and good nature, but he became quite uncommunicative when approached by the writer. "Mr. Warner, it is reported that H. IL Warner A Co., is about to double its common stock. Is that so

Who told you that J" asked the gentleman in surprise. It is a current rumor. Are you prepared to deny it?

Mr. Warner thought carefully for a few moments and then said: "Frankly I think auch will be the 'case. The fact is, tho business was capitalized at far too low a figure originally as its earnings and dividends

clearly show. Both earnings an'.'., divi

dends justify three times the presec'i, amount of the common stock. I w»s so convinced of this when it was originally capitalized that I purchased in the open market on the Loudon Stoc'^ Exchange, a large proportion of tho common stock myself at 50 per co-jt.. above its par

rking hard value, well knowing it was the best instated yester- vestment I coo'.d make: Subsequent ready for tho events have verified my belief."

"May I nsk what the earnings have beeu?"

Certainly. It is no socret. The first year 0 per cent, was paid on the debenture bonds, per cent, upon the the preferred and 17^ per cent, upon the common stock, while 8230,G68 was carried to reserve fund. For the second year (J.per cent, was paid upon the, debenture bond, 8 per cent, upon ftjf preferred and 171 per cent, upon the common stock, while 830G,000 of tho debenture bonds were canceled and S100,000 was carried to reserve fund.In round figures the company has earned during the pust two years over 81,000,000. Tho earnings in the United States alone for the seven years prior to its capitalization waa about 83,000,000. Thus you see the business since its capitalization has largely increased in earning capacity."

"That is certainly a most wonderful showing. Have you any idea that il will continue?"

"I believe it will double. While the Safe Cure is the moet popular remedy in America, Australia, England and Germany to-day, it has never beeu introduced into France and Belgium, where we are about putting

market. Not only that, but wo are now manufacturing a baking powder,.which, as you are ow.re, i8 one of the most profitable ot businesses, one concern in this cowotry having mado an annual profit of 11 million dollars for several years. Theno facts lead me to believe that the earnings of the Company c»n easily be doubled."

"How niany common slmr"n nro there?"

Used

Wi"1 •S'f ''v^O

A- o-

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il '-ii »av

»-1: r- i, manl

CHO-'.L'i

For he himself !*ns.K3id i*, And it's greatly to iii". on»i3!

Thai he is a Trav'li:!^ raai:: i,

SANTA

CLALS

man

SOAP

S!ltif.lCti.:Kd Olil\'

hv..

CO., Chicago', ESI,

"Thirty-five thousand of £10 each, which amounts in our money to a trille less than SI,700,000." "Will every holder of tho stock receive double the amount of his stock in the event that this change is effected?" "Most certainly. That will be a necessity. Quite naturally, the present holders are pleased at this prospect, and are holding on to it quite tenaciously. I however, am such a believer in the fact that tho talking public is the best advertising medium as to be willing tr, allow a limited number ot my shares to be secured by the right prrlies." ••I or what purpose

1 or the purpose ot seeur-ing what we call free advertising. Everyone holding a few hares of thip ^Ptoek will bo a zealous advocate of tho merits of the business in which his money is invested. I would not under any circumstances part with more than ten per cent, of my holdings, which amount to some 82,000,000 and only then to those who are my patrons. I would not consent to sell more than twenty shares of the common or ten shares each of coiiir mon and preferred to any one individual. Ihe rate for these shares ip, $75 for the common and 850 for t'je. preferred stock, their par value boiag So0 each."

"And how may these iv. -ot«ined "By applying t0 thi Central Trust Company, No. 51, vVall street, Xew °rk If. H. Warii^' i- Co., KochesUr, N. \., or to my K^w York City office. No. 50, Broadway. Ten percent, otthe purchase price ast accompany the application, when the stock will be issued by the Central 'Trust Company and delivered. when the balance is paid."

"And b.ow about tbe accrued dividocdB?"

'The buyers of theso shares participate in the profits of the business from the 31st day of July last, and they will flso participate in the doubling or the common stock or the company, in case hat is decided upon."

There can be little doubt that this large Industrial Company, which manufactures Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Yeast, which is placing a baking powder upon the market, and which haBits branches in successful operation in nearly every civilized country upon the globe, will soon double its stock. Parties who have felt the beneficial effocts of tho- Safe Cure, and who have seen the thousands of poople who have been restored to health by its use, can readily understand the secret of its prosperity. Tt is founded upon ihe needs of the public, and hence is popular with the public. Such people, if any there be, who are seeking an investment certainly cannot do better than to se•fflttre the few shares of this stock which can now be obtained, and which are more than likely to double in value, besides paying, an they have always paid, most handsome dividends.

Post Meeting.

The regular meeting' of Mcl'hersoh Post No. 7, C«. A. It., will be held Saturday evening, March 5. Business of importance. All conjriidcs requested to be present II |l. TALBOT,

Comrnandor-

Cotff//t tvJlotvtrtff the Grip. Many i*'C.sod5, who have recove$«d from la grippe are -now troubled wieh a persistent cough. Chamberlain's Ccwgb lleiuedy will pron'iptly loosen thiscoagh and relieve tbe lungs, effecting a permanent cure in. a very short time. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nve & Co.

Iai Grippe.

No aallb person need fear any lar,

—, Rcrous e«n.'jr..quences from an attack of it on the b'^Pl*5

feamgaKing --jarowder

Millions of Home5^40.Years the Standard,.

properly treated. It is

much the sn me as a severe cold and re

v» v-v/ A V* I4M I V"

quires precisely the same treatment, ltemain quietly at home andtakeChamberlain's Cough Kemedy as directed for a severe cold anil a prompt and complete recovery in sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia. Among tho many thousands who have used it during tbe epidemics of the past two years wo have yet to learn of a single case that lias not recovered or that has resulted in pneumonia. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye .V Co.

CHILD BIRTIi V- MADE EASY I

MOTHERS^ FRIT-NO is r. scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized "value and in constant use by the medic.il profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

MOTHERS'

FRIEND

5MMOARD

9 9

-•••-.-^viLL DO all that, is claimed for ii AND MORI-. It Shortens l.alv.r, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to

Life of Mother and Child. Book to Mothers"moiled FREE, containing valuable information 31V voluntary testimonials. bci'thv express "ti rr«-*tpt of price perlv

BRA0F1ELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. BOLD HV A 1*1. nncuaw-

Sold bv N.ve & Co.

KIRK

SOAF

LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY.

BEST FOB

General Household Use,

To Youny Motherx

who are for the first time to undergo Mian's severest trial, we offer you, not tho stupor caused by chloroform, with rii ik of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but. "."Mothers Friend," a remedy which wiil, if used as directed, invariably alleviate Uie pains, horrors and risla of labor.and «rten entirely do away with them. Sold bv Nve .V Co.

A Leader

Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters bus gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics ami alteratives—containing nothing which permits its use bb a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as tho best and purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys.—It will cure sick headache, indigestion, constipation, and drive malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with "each bottle or the money will lie refunded. Price only 50 cents per bot tle. Sold by Nye & Co

•Strong Witnesses:

Among the thousands of teKtiiiioc-iah-of cures by Dr. M.ilea's New Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Kock, Pa., who for years had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in loft side, shoulders, smothering spells, fitc. one bottle of 'Dr. Miles' Now Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. IVter Jaquet, Salem, N. J., is another witness. For twonty years suffered with lieu. ]jiSease, WHS turned away by physician,, ai-inciu-ablo, death stared liira in the face, could not lay downjjpr rear-of smother ing to death. Immediately after .pel ng New Cure he felt better^'rind-"**outd 'lay down and sleep all night,'and i6,.nofl' a well yiari. Tho New Cure is sold, vlso tree book, by Nye A Co.

I feel it my duty to say a Tew wordri in regard to Ely's'Cream"Bain, and Id entirely without solicitation. I ],avo used it more or less half a year and have found it to bo most admirable. I have suffered from catarrh of tho worst 1 kind ever since I. was a little boy a-vd never hoped for cure, but Citsim' Balm Halm Beems to do even that. Manv my acquaintances have used it with excellent results.—Oscar ObIi-iiui, 45 Warren, Chicago, Ills.

—Eyo, ear and throat diseases onlfy Dr. Green. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a sjecialty.

D. F. McClure. Geo. W. Graham

THE NEW FlXtri OF

McCLURE & GRAHAM

ARE HERE TIM TBAUE PALACE.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.

We would say to the many friends and, customers of the Ti ade Pulace and ladies erally, do not buy your Spring- Dress Goods,: 1 rinlmings or Spring Wnips until y«u Inve fhst looked through die wonderful ass vriment now arriving from the selections o{ Mr. MeClure, who has thoroughly canvassed 1 markets ot Chicago, Philadelphia and is still in

New York, making selections of die choicest' and most desirable things in this line and at. prices that will astonish and please a:I, tor the proper place for proper, styles a' proper prices is at the Trade Pak.ee of

McCLURE & GRAHAM,

WASHINGTON STREET. N a iv it

Book 'Store.

Wi: lai-oc fti!(l f!.-soi'li'(l sjtoclt nf. H.i'oksi f'-r CclI'j.:(!P. Se-liopls..

I'li'si'iit^. and the reading publici-- A Full Line of

WALLPAPER

fH tlie best, (•juaiily ui il-.e marlad, 11 ml at very iv .so: able puns. The most prominent City Dailies. Mfioaziiiw, I'ictoiinl Paper .ik. Fashion sheets can always be jVtuid at rur siore.\r-

Deuias Iii h. w' 1ms ten ol 1 he niees liuiliiinsr ids ir.- Uniivrnnisviile. Tlie lots ure one nere.in sire ami Ijeiiutifiilly" elevuted. .Wilt sell the one aere. lets l'piS2S0 eueh. The elieapest. and the nicestHuil(iii)!.' lets ever n'Jored in Oau'forii*ville. They are located on K:ist A'alh st. two stjuures eiist, of Vimualia (le|ioW. Time wilt lie Riven u'..-saitrc|iurcliaaer

Joel Jilock, South Washington 'Street.- •. CRA WKOIUl^VJU.IC,

OAIiL.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wrn. L. Elder,

43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

Robinson & Wallace.

CORNER HOOK STORK

Am Offering Special fnducements

To jH-opie that \v.int O'roc.crics iu /.urge I am

SSgT'Will sell the entire stock at a bargaii:

going to close this stock of goods out and it will pay vu

to come and get prices:

C. S. ElSrSMXasTG-EE..

E O S I I E E

Children Ory for Pitcher's Castoria.

Lots For Sa!e.,CR0™

Add.-ess •»"::.•-'

Crawfordsviiie. 1 nd.

U. PEERING

LAWYER Olid PATENT ATTO/.NKY

I.N DIANA.

FURJUIURE

I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh floods in the Furniture line in tiie State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

JND1ANAP0US

OR. MOS&E'S ELEGTRSO BELT

HALF PRIGE.SSIfflSi

,,,1^7^ ri)w.lTIVt i.T 1TRKS RIIKl'a*# Trifl.Mil HAM,u, JJVKK, KID. M.T fln«l osliatiiitliitf nurvons """"".'"''Mintciiei 100 ilf-ctrlclt/. h.mwmU Boot |wwtrfiil -KC?niC IlKLT In 1 ho WOKLI), Kl«rtri« frrt, v.nt: £Jair I'atnpUIeL frt-O. fit'—F P'II80 WABASH AV.,CHIQAO3,

¥10Oi OF i£[|

Enally. Quiokly, Porionnontly RoetorftU. ti train or oviin tiun, i«r|y erruravrJttter exewaef uio rtfMdta of eickr.^H, wr.rrv. cir I'ul1 Btreiisth, flcvcJopmcnt, iiml louo r.lien to cvory orvftn tn(l ^,r!U,n of tb« txmy. inothfKlfl. IcnfHxJJato KuHurc ItnpoflHiblfl. 'UW r,hw:wv*. U,,,*. explaii.ulom

KK)E MELMO/M. CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.

South of Court llousc

BltOTEEHS. 69 TYuron 8U Few Tort. Price 60 ctj.

S23 WrfHERjj)j?

LiS£H

stand

is/Tl'-reoh Line of (irocories' 1 Always kept in Stoeliti/S-J Lunch Con liter open Da.v.nnil Nijjli! an,I k.-pl.

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First M«th* I'Ja1ah:rs. Ciimlies, Oy.^lcrw, Olory Kept In Muclt,:

DEHAS GILBERT^KERliNUi^O.N"

PXiUM STHEIT DEPOT. (ioodf, delivered to an.v Jiart ol tho ti' -.

Natural Gas® Fitting,

If you are going to liavo \i^n- .jf piped for Natural Gas call We can save yon money, a^- ouir'

,ir,!

s-mall and we only v:.int 'lving for iloing your woik.' We 1 stock that money wd' buy and uane but llu-t.elnf.!-, v.,rktn^»i. VVi no charge for iutuiHiirii:g- y.-'iip and giving ylai estimate.:

use

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rents vii ges befrt liplov make house

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tvllj whon tho juiMlc kne from lrntiil. \Vrltu us for loattiM lion, nr»)ofs, referonccip. ctc. At withoutoo»t uf «r.y £BIB MEDIQAL CO., Bv

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bo i.rojiMhee-l bocniao llUluqiuwl jrtomid i« d«» tho n«m«. I! iiiic«on«o,u?

to riHtural laup u.i of munclc. Iioi'r .» proiwoo bv ft«

VK8TICMTM. off'erH. Our i' ws oloarly nclcrs :tlona. full dcBOii:'sent you in plui kind. PPA10, N