Daily News, Volume 2, Number 62, Franklin, Johnson County, 30 October 1880 — Page 2

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Entered at fee I^tOfBee atTfetf^Bfcote. Ii .•,. aa noeodtbu mMta*.«?.« t-jj.il .'W!1. ''"J "i't''^tT^TrTTrtr-iCTiagstar.. .^Tfrfc?'

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER #.1880.

—II.ljiu2!II!1!UIL?'

"ATES,

FOR TlcffifoP^^fc

pH£8Ti«^ 4v'^.

r^sasaMSilfrfs

WILLIAM W. eUIWit,' J. .. JAMB8 H,S^CKfiIOtf p.

\lat Diat.—Frauds 8- Posey -fld-PtaU —-Ak» Qii)mijw Djst,—Nich

6th Dial. 7th Dial.

-Wffli&n Wallace.

.ttSftaSWS^ 10th Diat^^WilUam I). Owen.. 11th Dint.—James O'Brien.

1U»IJIU*ILL?--.I.«1I-..III1.

and the members of the Executive C'fyn-

mittee and a Tio^tt of others we mighti: to vqU! the Deinocratu^okoljt v^ilf MtMWfkatWm

The plan however which DiUaye and the Democrats have adopted to midtdcL

the honeat National, is, .thntjtirkets slm^,* And are now printed, with the names of

Weaver and'Oh&ihbera heading the tickitf arid atl of tht flmaGritic

lAfC ^Tbiiiax^xpeett^^) eWoi the I)emj« cratlc Electors, and j« the result of Dil-

«2BTBIOSBS*

Kaiionala, will you be bartered

-1 -Mfe ef allthat iraanear tand^pr w^e|ju|0tt |^fe sutf|r6d every

privation pofttibie, th6 Natthfc mi

nf»¥

-jmrn'

number of to which

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i'.'4

Dl»fpU?» f&eetmr*.

-Benjamin 8. Parker.

13th Dist.—Henry 6. Thaver. .i

!f. THE 9E9S JlAb.THE I.AROfST

w°s

wiTr-

•-f Notice to National.

a^-tt

3 It A'SALE1?-

pjfe" *r~ --ft ?. •?•»''f $^#0*4 Pl*tty well unden»tAod -fhat ..I,,,, iM flomrfrntf |iarty) llAr^uifllt, 'f^

deem a fair puHshaa^ of tlie Kationiils in this State. The only question £b be de?

ling himself the rtpb8entati^a.of. tjh»

tfonil party, has been in close comtnuni isUd^JBklul r3Knj|U»h at

InjUanapolJ«fo"r tlia lalgwi^^dayB, try jog to bring about a fusion between the Do

to'Rn

wink We have very serfojis d'o'irbfe akio wjiifeih |He hondat/^atipnal ^.n lie

bought anl **-iiofd al ^tiie pleasure of unpriociplad and scheming politicirtfts. The National element In this locality is

atftmada P' mfflbltn'l

aixdi

•old, by bold public MhieaM^)«K4lNf who tried tottwYdal brother, your faubcffr'yotir trtends who tried w^tke iCu?

qUeatlOQ now is a t^lao^ o^

the two men. Gardcld or Um»ctck.

aureio be elected next ^*4^^ day rollt around,1 *mlri»**ti&e4Udji4 ^mi to deddela whteb^aUl

You must remember that ia ittit Jke,

,ai«n alone you Are to conaUter^ t^€ great^H«oi|0«M»l jmrtiea..

«f

fe»d luaow. which haa done tiie greatest

Oonattil your patriotisw. your h^WPify, find net accordingly

t%K%k Morky, mother oLlt. Jf» P»de aild^k|%^||j^a^j Lynn, Uul, for fourteen yean, and. fit. h. Moray ha« knowledge for Urn pdit^V^I^^ tad that ahe 4o«« ndttaow oi'«**«*' ibotita. a MJff

,v-' Twk 0«w«* ttfew ttt pSt' fur kk the tll^r of oomwtUWdebti:^^Jfh«re araalwi^vtwd ald*» to sH We toMmm dmi^t btti the chain^uua^liiM' i4«te H«pttMicatt tibwmlttet'

vai*(k

If Tne^tloato $$***& eatlpaiea th? hp»4t«^ ©a mm* iiytm«Bwrp«at half a &xi Igvwftlfceft which d^M^iNlkm.wVtaevw^^

mrm

THX SLSCnOV OV TUBfDAY Hie Vide-

very -napvhdersi

to tfiirjRr 4 vnt

Stfeetc

ffuM^^nirh ich

en .faftp

PjreAident ot tiir* United ^States, fwHlelj In .'this i&me for ia PiU^defit. Yhc full iroceediiJj^ ol I tike ^college, with t\t6 malt of l(i0^otMi be made out in' triplicate, ea^h oopy signed by all electors. One cop^of these ftrocpQi^ng^ wilj. be fjoitfjardeu to the ^'Sehal^ rft Waahjng to'il? by^spiminl mespenget seated by[ the

lipUcn' H. UDI^ .ty +^^Inrt.l^nfp ^nr.thC'-Qffpy

hjside^Vi- aorf,

fi'whicfi list they ^jhain^gn/i&tid jefer tif}%,afr3F',frft7vsiMjt Ti«aTe^f trrThe seat of, rov eWru-nt, tifytha United Btateiy MKpctc to JiiePrtwWent uf.th? Se^«ie*^*YW* tores raM

,a6u&btf,v.oU:g,jwd.uie".linirinp -the grtjntest'n umbpKftfj'VOtftji fojp-liMiafelJnit,*'

?1f.stjchaijnTOb«c

Choice.

Do not be

!»e moneyui

have'fouffhf bi*vt^^dbi^m" nobly,

{tfj&

to say that the method is a compromisei 1 p^7.Ti^"jartR^iI. Chicago, dechireti forre^jlistiJUTffonal a tariff for protection Practically the SpRfSOW^TKe

sand Representatives may. I»e ..entitled in o-Scpftt$\or Bepresen

vongresa. .IJut^o "8vp%m,or »epresen rtatfye, or-jfersonThfrtdtBg office of trust Si *f\proflt^lutorsjmorrUiihwl Slates, ahull 3fe%£poiifih!-an eloctoC ,, ^4J?ermerly Uu manner of choostpg

ia sota '& SAtl^f 1 He Tjegislatura

felled. 0»£tv W?ttaen» tfccy *era elected jtarw ffcojSte ihe Statj^JAsi the

|toamn^r)» »ifltde ti correspond 'With the

4&| Re^i^hJatives

from each State, we have come to-' d^lgnate the two corresponding to the Senators as eli5Ct^|li"aULarge,* and the reniain(ferusl

i!i8triffcfilet0ins,son|!Refected

4rbm

f&Qi ,0^g^ioh^1^i^ril0t #nch rfiathtctiqiif or "such districting ia not known io&lte joj^ti^lioQ. -tlndfer {this l^pgetee^l^di^^i^^titled^W^ ^teen electoral votes* equal to the number of in ^njch^s gjC 4ngfesa. The v^WSr ^HK. beroquired to vSte for fifteen citizens of the State for electors. The W^ist^umfrer oly Vote,*M»tll l»r elected* «nd-wlU»ooiMtf -iltc ^l^tiuraV Cfl^^ bf Hie aledtoreiljnft elected melt atTt^, !a^sErf at Uit' StafcVh^the first, Werf^Bj!fe|r 'irf Jp^femWx stiqSeiklii^ the e^ebtibn ana organize the Electoral .College by the'selectlon from their- own" body «.5rman and secretary. When thus or ized eacii eieGWMrwW vote by ballot

,0™h^-

ei by frail, the tliird deponlted withfthft Dh

stHcUJiidge the Uniled State^ for the district of Indiana. After thed$ dnUea^«ljMteiq^«lh»^iHectoraI w, t«i Tae cflfetl\ftgethef. iCU these propee( and'the^ the

iVt^*!^WehUV ^Je

whqw atieuaMhaH ^bi *be^-fti|*'lir|i£flii |»fit MQyr fh^msehea-, they all .nhmC* ifl' rh.wjoftl^'^^hev^ewdi to 'be votyd astPirskl^Bt* find inxllstimii bae .lots the person voted for a^ Viee-J3 res-dpoCTftnnJthe^-^all '«i&kc distinct isla.

Jrtifl

for

A«lJi -majority of tthe.

WbfftL )uikmW' oF^eleelpra ijtjpp^intfa,. JUall-UiPnesliltjjU, i|nd jf no^uch^pewon, shall'hiVVi\jrAch htajomy, ti^cn

fTroh)

whornWnWT-^f appoin t«l wmL «lft««thtin fpoaflfpP't^n l^gheft pftrtibcre

-tin-

pe^MiV.fJW^rig |lu»vhlgfiteair jnot jBjC('*eadu^4hmM&4Uk the liijl^of those voted-, Tor "iS Pi^Wfcht' t&c Housebf %presehta* 41^8 «th!»U divo^e ihUutHlirttui^ \»y bullot-, h^Pnialflefft. •'/In* ciiopsinig

UM vtYte:^^,tU5- UtkeT^ by &t«tfS. 'Each StSU's1»»tuiave\Dly offe vole, |«id thlS.jwirposer'shalj consist of ,.ft m^nther Qf* mwnb«fre frrwii iKvo tlftrtlx of^teJS^teir.and a mafoHey ot all UwState* «h*U W* newtsnry

«IM V^P«*Wjiicy

Vs' i*|W *1.1 i., v*» 1

cbr*f

atv o^their

U0m*8 of I *ew fiie^'voters a rtxipTe of $ 8. Man\T«Vr^M^ ^nr^fty. fn %lie aite«7Hy» jwM*or#wpw stuA op ,, tatlBfift

nman and

f^e counter

e^rWlk itetoM'im*

|his

ii»

aa the dlty

nrr?i*r2i:

SLSCE

TARIFF ISSUE good men seem tJ5 WV"^Wen jed bv the false DTOt9fia«^ff-'W .an leaders it will be.weRchoufli lO the whole question in-"tl^e fdCe a« it lv exists*

At Cincinnati thp^De^»cmifcVariy declared for a tariff for revenue. The Re-

l!,e nfTali0^'SriSdflTinT«»'"nT'&rirST^0

jsfdent ftnn Vk*-I resident is as fol nrolcclion JUJwUui ^nnnufaximrer ofa a a if

in such mandircct,

,^1^X111^

may

a number of electors equal to the whole

We don't"RnfovTdt abetter way to. answer1 this than by extracts from Gen. Gar field's tariff speech in the House of Rep resentativs on June 4th 1878.

Gen/ Garfield in speaking of the Cqnstiuation authorizing Congress to regu* latefand controMhe great motive powe», tariff, says: The men "who'created this Constitution al80 8et it in operation, andj developed their own idea of its character. That idea was unlike apy other that then prevailed upon the earth. They, made the general welfare of the people the .great source.,and foundation of the com man defence. In all the. pations of the Did World the pnblic defence was pro vfcled for-by great standing armies, navies and fortified posts, so that the nation might every moment be fully armed againsV danger from without, or turbolance within. Our fathers said: "Though we will Use the taxing power to maintain a small Army and Navy sufficient to keep alive.tfie knowledge^)! war, yet th&main reliance for our defense shall be the intclligcnetti oultuift land skiP *f our people a development of our own Intellectualand material rts^^c'feS. which will enable us Jo do everything that may be necessary to iequip, dothe, and feed ourselves in time oi ivar, and make ourselves intelligent, happy, and prosperous ia peace."

Our fathers hod Ihjcu:disciplined in the severe school of experience during the long (period .of colonial dependence. The h§avy hand of, British repression was jftld uppn nil tlmir Attempts to become a ^elf-supporting people^ The navigation .luwta and commcrcal regulations of the mother country were bused upon the theory that the colonies were founded for the sole purpose of raising up customers for her trade. They were allowed to purchase in British,markets,alone any manufacturer nrticlei which England had: to Setf.. In short, they were compelled' to irade with England on her own. teitms and whether buying or selling, the ^»ro duct mugfbe carried in British bottoms at the carrier's own price. In addition to tiiiB, a rever.u« tax of 5 per cent, was iui posed on,all colonial experts and imports,

For Hie present Gortchakoff can do ri«)rrVgt^l to the world by taking care of Russia.*, .The jtreM Bismarck can accom

Sli6h

totnre tor, lis tira by being, as he is, erm^n lo the core, and promoting the wylfare rif tha Gurman Empire*, Ivct BcHc^nsfiekl tftke ciire .of .Kfigland, and* M(iM%ho^i

fofprance,

:ajl

5io

liUpJeaeiU'

nt when^Vbr

,w ,#all i4bwl^ upon tlJitn tn^ow luf'-Ah of Mtiroli next for-

and let An^etican«

tlwQfeifanifitifH 'toJ/te'welfare: of Anneritti, V^nett qach ioe,s his beat for his own aat|dili tbi.p.rq'mdteiproflperity, jU tire and w}aa^I

wiH have done more I for

wie^ftrit) than if all had attempted toj te cosmoj^diii^nB rather than 'gatrifjtJs.*

l)e remembered that 28 per cht.

of alVrbe laboring pe^Jpie of this couitry arc iirtizans engaged in manufacttwes. ThcirrrjtiTTrfrtraR becYr'fostered by our tariff Ja»».,,.Hip«theiiopursuits and Itne skill wnten they have devefo}H:d ,that brodttftelif the glory of 'our Centennial fexlflhition. -To themAtbe country owesa jthe splender of the-position it holds Wefort -tWf %6fla more than th ahy other etjual aumbet'df our citizeri&? If this billfbe* comes a law. it strikes down their odcu^ and Uirows Into Uio^ keenest Hisbrightest'ind bwt elemcntsl jof Jmir populatfott

:^^y-«r* 4 "k&<jz.*± :r-

are

Charged, if brought lien* for sale by any outside dealer. Tiie American manufacturer has certain profit to the extent of the .duties charged, over the foreign producer, because he must first pay that amount before lye.come into the market. The whole 'argument of potli par tics has been,, that the main object of a tariff was to acquire reyeriue to paj' the expenses of the government, including inierest on the public debt, pensions and public improvements. If a tariff is made so exorbitant that the foreign manufacturer will not pay it for the privilege of selling his commodities here the govern merit derives no revenue from it and it becomes a monopoly, to make a few men very rich at the expense of our own people. Nobody will say he wants that done. Any tariff to be a good tariff, must be rational and iso adjusted that it benefits all American citizens equally. Any other would be vicious. That is just where the Democratic party stands to day and much perhaps, can be said for the majority of Republican voters Onsetti\

l*f-

Avt?v

ifes£

}.,.

.a!.a W«*" tiiemit" Tlngo-daya -lifter the "Bfection the "St. Louis Ghob+lkamttf*#«aid: "At an early hour yesterday m»rning a wild-eyed ijihn w^ft fnand by the police wandering about tlte 9tttakirta ,«f Indianapoli^. fHe- tvaa one of the Supreme Conrt' Judges, 4*f" thought the loys would like to henf of hi# d*cis^On def faring Indiana an Octabcr ^St£&*nd liie only word« ht» ttudred wefC ^'KWL nii?, stran^rn .ajtd kiqkjitit'

CnttfieF.

A srot^ physician of JieW York, wt^lw "ffliave in Tpiy mind a^ft fcn*r ftom grsrvtl and a complication »f

been atred of dumb

Thotisand* lt%re dliot

3^ 4if

-».*•

•4ip

*£tii!£§kst»AiX*

tj .. !n 4lf t} V^t

j» -fc-*i

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Si I

We ar^J»ot yet members of thc parlia ment of n»an, the ftnleration of the worid." For the presept, the world is divided into scperate natiotydities and that other divine comtnand^till applies to our situa Lion: "He.that, provided not. for his own household baa ueuied Uie faitli, and is worse thap an infidel and, uulil that het-, ter era"arrives, patriotism mustsupply.the pla{« qfvupiversal brotherhood. 1

n&m**

a a S a a a a

SHADUHJiESSFA'S TIP-TOP SALOON, B5im3 M' utrect, bet. 6tb and 7th sts.

TO nuwo A YEA ft. or $S to $30 a «luy In your own locality. No rlik. Women «lo sh well an men. 'Many make nioro than (lie umoiint ntatcd »1»ove. No ono can fail to moke money fast, Any one cnnUlo thi» work. Yon can

make from R(l cent to $si an hour by devoting, your evenings and upttre time to the biisinexH. ll con!* nothing to try the businei*!#. Nothinf like It for money making ever olTemd iH-t'ofe. Biislne ideaeant and Ktrtetly honorable. Reailer, If you want to know all about the bent, paying buainofH lx-fore the public, nend n« your n(Wrom» and we will send yon full particular* and pr:\ate term* freq. Samplen worth$.% ali«o-free yon can then make nt» ynr mind for yonta«elf. Addre», OEOKGB 8TINTON & CO., Portland Maine?

If Aft

ht*

apie. Jiniiotw di«wrders janodke, dyspep si*

«ad

stoinadi, whwi all other remedies Itovr

aildiieafoi of the livipr, blood jtw

it Pmf. Gnllmctte's French i»«A^a»ck nod pertnnflmb dlaoaAeiv. Aok^oMr

fl.50 tnal«t aadmNiiw^itt by awi#it'pd4

IpmcMlopvRhs^

N"yr!

iyoo

SlmtS

MPLAINTS,

Pilesw

AND

OonttlpiWow,

•r.w ...... ..... ..

Over tli(i City aiHl Oet Price^ tin

OWEN, PIXLEY""& co:s

Wholesale Manufacturers of Men's,5

and Children's

And Purehase Your Fall and Winter Ooodsat

MANDPACTDRERS' PRICES

%&|^4.v|riieir Mammoth .-Stock of Gent's Furnishing Goods that are being retailed at

CTO^BXlTGi

ii'M'V

Jln-v--:r 5Qf 510 MAIN. ST^gETf, pggRE 't st-* r4P SrfSfe.JftV '\4 w.* •,

•GTtJ^KTJD^M

VARIETY CONCERT

Every Evening at

JUSTICE HOUSE,

JOHN MONHKR, Prop'r.

^fNorlliwept (Jorner Main and Meridian at*.

BRAZIL, IND.

CXltovncns «i i'flwj,

MrLEAN & SELDOMH1DOS, Attorneys at Law, 4i3 Main .Street, Terr« Haute, Ind.

ItAVtu.

CARLTON

Corner of Fourth and

V"*1" *sJ

icii ffo to

Youth Boys'

PRICES

^ollars, Cuffs, Hnndkerchi

Daily additions njcJjeing made to their already attractive stock, and they invite careful inspection.^£^$1 t" lift '1«*(

1 Ly ''^Lf V.* A

THEIR MOTTO:

OneTrice to All AI1 Goods Marked in PlainTfg-

BKANGH HOUSES:

^Nos. 84, 8ft, 88. 40, and 42 N. Pennsylvania st. Indianapolis, Ind. Ind. Ohio. r'

S. B. Dkvm. Notary.

DAVIS & DAVIV.. Attorneys at Law,' ",.v

22J4 South Sixlh Street, over Poatrlflce, Tew llntife, Ind.

Al.' JL KIELLE IT, Attorney at Law, Third Hlreet, between Main and Ohio.

MCMXJTT,

Attorney at Lair, ." 'v

822. Ohio Street. Tcrre Haute. Ind.

A. B. FEL8ENTHAL,

attohnf.y at lam-.

Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.i

& LAMB,

ATTOItNEYS AT LAW,

hio.

Terre Haute,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW*

Terre Haute, Ind.

IMPROVED PATEHf LITER PADt

KmiSm Eajt. 14XY Stunm 0i .-.Twte*-** Lam*

Cut m* MAM

iws e»i stows 8*u*s mw ens

M* ft

U:v*-

.y'.,

a W-."/

A).*-.*

jst 5| Vjv« ,-|jw4«

ALL SHADES ANT) (xTJAD.ES OF

wear, Hosiery, White Shirts, -1 V"* Colored Shir^, Neckties, Scarfs,

chiefs, etc.

Ohtn

OneincQs Uircctorjj.^-' fjft

t:U„ TIIOMAN.

OPTICIAN AND JEWELER, 629 Main street, Terre Haute. I —1 ••'••j •.. llendqnartcrs Commercial Travelen*!i! 1 i«i

mmM

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fft'n-

%Jf,s ,v

aulfi ^4 -/H! ATJTE, IND

iV"''S",V !.«? it.%*, 4iM

-T-^r-trrrr

it!

$900 Eev&r.

OVER A MILLION OF Prof. tiiillmetle'"

Fit UNCI!

idney Pads-.

Have already 1ven wold in eonntry and I'Viiiuii', every one of which linn glv en perfect «ntii«faction, ami hue performed cnre*J every lime wln$ tiM'd according f| dircctiriiH."

We wOVv way the aflHrtcil and donbtlnir onen tlinl we will pay theebove reward for awitiglc en "f I

LAME BAOK kSms tmSk That the |ad fall* to cure. Thla (Jreat Hemeily will powltlvely and permanently enre Lumbago. I,amc back. Sciatica, (travel. DUtK-te", Dropny. Bright'* DlM'ftfe tf. the KUInevn. Incontlnnence and Ketentfon of the Urine, InflainAtion of the Ktdney'f Catarrli of the Bladder, High Colorefl Frlne. Pain In Hie Back. Side or Lo|nn, Nervous Wenkne^. and In fan all disorder* of the Bladder and tlrttttM' C»rgiirn«• whetlmr contracted by prf-i-ate dlmwai or o«,Ji«|tt'li»e,

Ladies, if you U»v, itJTtsring from Female Weakiu^i'. LeiKfeort'liea, or any dlceaae of the Kidneyc, Bladder, or Vrlnarj Organa ,, l'OI! A!V UK ClIHRIIf Wlttiont •wallowing Jiauaeovt* mediclne*,b^ *lmp ly wearing

PROF. O-UILMETE'S

FRENClt KIMEY PAD, WiriC'H CtJliES BY ABSORPTION. Auk your drugglat for Prof. 0»Umett« French Kidney Pad. anatake no other If be ha* not irot It, •end *J.t» And yon Will receive the Pad by retnrn mall.".,

TXSTIXOHIA1S PBO* THK PEOPLE. *'J*dg« Bnchan^n. Lawyer. Toledo, 0..«aya: "One of P»f. (fntlmette French Kidnoy Pad" cored me of, Lnmbago in three weeks' time. My eaae bad been given up by the be*t Doatora a» incnraWe. IJnrTng all thin time I suffered nntold agony and large aBroa «fmon«y» 4rJeoi*e V«tter, J. P., Toledo, 0..n»yn: "I Buffered for three yearn with Sciatica md Kidney Dlaeaae, *nd had to go

abont

eratftbea, I waa entirely and i»ernianent»y cnre»l aftar wearing Prof, Onllmettc'a French Kidney Padfourweelw."

Ouire TX. Scott, 8yIrani*. O., write* have becn a great itnfPercr for 15 year* with Bright'* DtMaae of the KMfteya. For week* st ttmS wu Hiutble to get oai o/ bed took barreb of BXKiUine. but ibey gave me only temporary relief. I wore two ftf Prof. Gn!lm«Ue'« Kidney Pad* «ix weeka. and I now know I am entirely cured."

Mr*, ftelle* Jerome, Totalo. O., aaya: "Wot y«ar* I hsfe, been eonflnod, a great pert of (be time to my bed, with Lneomes and female weaJtne*a. 1 wore me of finilntette Kidney' Pad# and wa* cored in one month." ii. B. Oreen. Wbolerale Gtoctr. Flodlay. .. write*'

"I unffered for orvr 25 yearn with Isme back sod lit three week* penitanently c«red.

wearing one of Pmf. »«ilmetteV XMoey Pad*. B. F? Eeenltnc. M. U.. IJrnKOrf. LMan««I»rt. Ind., when aendtag in aa order for Kidney Padu, write#: "I wore om of the flrat owe# we had and I received mow benefit from It iha» snythlwJ ever naed. in fact the fM» g**c better general faction than auyKldwy remedy we e*cr »old,

Kay A 8hoem»ker. prngglf t*. Ilanritbal. Ma "We are worklnjf up.a TTvei/ ^rctyPad*,

worklnjf op

•ad aw bear'm* ttf tspoA rsao d»y."

Prvf.

eailMetl^# Freneli Lifer Fad. JBomh WUI PoaitlvelT tsu, Afat Ca*e, peptls. sad sJI dl#« Bbod. PrteefT

by Bill

com Fever and Atfne. Bflltoo* Fever, Jaundice, Dy»

^*hlu*££rt *h« Head for Prof.««flKhr Kktmrya and Llrer, free

Treat V*e««

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