Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 28, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 June 1886 — Page 3

A FANTASTIC SO

fit Blroie, Thee; WtM Wh eottld Jag wilii th anetky thousands that form th craajdf Who could raaoive than into their ea wnte? Fkttut the aiott fantasia JUMimWB JbVpWJI afcrfJ JioQmee f tWJiJ eaoamn mim that wm aver imm m theater c aireus, aad multiply the edfe tea thonand fold, picture thousand of wmImkI tod dominoed mm and vmmm, attired as demon, a .MMu4opnee, m ianp mh! imi, a cats and dogs, m iron and vegetables, conjure up hoU of got, think of tta meat horrible aifiitmar or the awful thiars of aa opium orcie, ami you have something of the elect produced oa the wind by one's arst impressions of a Jfice carnival. Imagine thk great pantomime, in which ffty or sixty thousand people take Kart, giving theiaelre up to the darg frivolittee of the carnival for throe or four hoara ia the open ah", with a humiaj?. bhtainr aun. xhe ingenuity snd the tttt which arr expended upon thU wonderful ceremony are extraordinary, aod not ma imprefve k' the BMonlt4tinjc variety of the co4tume asMimd by the crowd which has flocked here to take a deep draughtof diablerie. The top of the long eotaanade were Maek with people, and there was no window and no point of vantag e which wiu. unoccupied. Up aloft one were contented to brate the dangers without Btaks. but Uie nfajority were 'both masked and dominoed. Opposite the prefecture was placed the throne of King Carnival, and the enormous figare of that awful potentate toweml thirty feet Hp in the air, a Gargantuan monarch, with features modeled in proportion to hie height Like the: hore of Troy, his body wrvee ae a receptacle, not for men hut for lirework On the last night of the revelries a fare U lighted, and fbe King iiea up to the fctarift heavens, illuminating the evening sky with a million lights, crimson, goidea, silvern, shooting hither and thither, and dropping their liquid fire on the crowd. "The King is dead. Long live the King! cry the fickle plabs, and until 18S7 the King and his court are forgotten. Round, this huge Hgure. standing ant lire some savage idol, tile thy proce&aon, slowly Bfrevmg ttp the utreet th braving of trumpets, and the beating of drums, and the tire of guns. Tha requ throng keeps admirable ocat the proceeeion marehts alow It past eheering and shrieking with laughter aad eries of admiration, keeping up a fierce fir of eoafetti the vr.Ur. Banl of men. women and children jmmw, dad m long, flowing dominoes of every conceivitble cut and fashion, red. pink, blue, green, violet, slashed with trimmings of other colors, affording vivid eontraete to the body of the fabric. The masks are JTtdeous and beautiful, with eye Weared or languhhiag. mouth all awry or of perfect i lorm, noises awanea. oiongatw. hooked, bent, broken; faces bloody,, face rouged, ochred; wigs of pink, treees of" flowing yellow or of eoal black. Manv wear paper maks, which admit of even more startling effect. 1 One set cmwas w migar-ioaf hate and ' m tvarti-coloml rooe pantai(Mns and harlequins and troops of dovils. Even the babes ami chihlrea are duised, and mother would not recognise son, nor husband wife. Interior. A NEW NEBULA. The WcHHirfHt Ktlt f km EiperlMvwt Kremtlj Xl la parU. The Paris obervatory hue in successful working order an ingenious aad effective apparatus for celestial photography. 3ders. Paul and Prosper Henry, aWe and earnest workers at the olHrvator, photographed, by means of this apparatus, the well-known cluster of stars called the Pleiades on the 16th of la November. Greatly to their surprise, a new nebula made it appearance on the photographic plate. This wonderful agent pictured aa object wkich their ehwett ebervaiioa through the largi? telescope of the Pari oWrvatory failed to detect Ia order to make a&suranee doubly surs, the dut r wa? pltotographed three timoa iib5cquently, on the Bth and 9th of Hect'mher and on the SUt of January. The result was always the same. The nebula was plainly discerned ia the photograph, and refused to appear to the eye of the ol?erverin the telescope. The Mews. Henry have published a drawing of the new nebula. It ha a curious and weird appearance. It Hems to start from Main, one of the sfven sisters of the group, moving at lir-t toward the west and then turning suddenly toward the north aad at last fading into invisibility, and at a Uitance of about three seconds from the Mar. A more distinct and ill-donned Krtion of the nebula makes its way to the south. The nebula is very intense and takes on a plainlv marked spiral form, bearing a rWmblance to agr Kitie and one-snled' solar corona, aad Juggestihg the great nebula of Orion , The dlsn: of the nebula In the ' Pleiades has revived the memory of mytriona objects that have been seen from time to time among the stars of 1 this rreun. In 1779 Jeauri0.smbHW " a chart of the Pleiades sues aar which v nebula appears near the star Atlas. Ia 18o9 Tempel discovered a nebula in the same cluster, near the star Merope. which was seen by several other ob-H-rrers. Both of these nel-ulw have uisappeareti, and the nebula discovered by the Henrys occupies an entirely 4 if-1 ferent plaoe: apparently branchiae out Ironi Mala. Three, therefore, of the stars composing the Pleiades either are or have been surrounded by nebulous m&Ma. The moat interesting fact concerning Mo new nobula k that related lif Prof I Pickering, of the Harvard collage ooservatory. A photograph of the Meladi was laken at the, observatory m the Sd of November that developed certain Irregularities. It ws exhlbMwl on the 10th of the MM month at the Albany metmg of the National Aead emy of Sdenees. TImm irregiiladtiaa were dkwsased, and supo4ed Mihedao to defect in the photographie pnmm. Ibe ifhotographs hart bean ked si the dlsaovary of the llhry.

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doubt can ajtkt rafartf to iu origin. I - ii 1 1 aH larkr nknlMuJu rivp'i a i imhim v aw. iLAt.,,:. .1 Wh kW acquired , waaaaaannan mmhhh wrw vvwih a mow MtafBt. Tea soeens tU iutkmmmm oc neon inns mm nootu Merope, mm! a faint, amrrow atwak aCJht Than American aatronoiMtv earn near winning Hm honor that wat woa thirtorn dar MtWr by Faffs aatmnoaaeri. Although the Messrs. Hoary have -thus far boaa iambi to detect the mw nebtUa by the aid. of Uia teUeoope, other Urnaimtrt havabaenaaoraaueoeeaful M.Perretha, of the ooaerTatacr of Kice. where the aHaoeeheric eoadi KNMitias are ) ia Paris, aafar more favorable than Bounces Mat be has sea she famous nebula. The observation was February 38, aad the iaat was aeeomplishod by masking Usum Tha nebula, was again observed Xarch 3 aad 4, not oUy4by M. Pep-oem, but hv Ids eompfatkMM, Meetr. Tbellou and Carlois., The importance of photography in exploring the heaven can not be too highly appreciated. It is claimed that with the telescope now in uae the' human ere can detect no stars smaller Man rude. those of the fourteenth marni-! llmtorranhy then can pierce to

doptt of apac . bevf jnd ohj powej of . dumped a bushel of ashe from the thejA nae of sight M batWondan may , co Uere nd a bush, whea, finding K. "'T1 ?roa?h !te kSc? in the result eminently satisfaeterv, givfuturc' apmng the starry heaveni ; a fuI1 crop of 6 kefreated

oneocparimeni of aetronomicai Iv"A,,'r'1.' rw fan au-n nvieiB iissaj not calculate. The astronomers of the closing portion of the nineteenth century arc thus enabled to bequeath to thae who oome after them an exact picture of the starlit sky. When theee maps are referred to one huudred year.-, or even fifty years, hence every dejtarture from the record, every disajiptarance of a atar, every appear anoe of a new star, every change of position will mark the ooeurreaee of .omt stupendous event in the economy of thf mstterial universe. Observation piled upon observation is the only means by 'which at present the inhabitant of' (His little planet may hope to drover the secrets now hidden in the tar dpths. Providtmt Journal. NATIONAL.' SPRINTING. 0m1 Mm mm Owmtr mt the Wsrld's Oretrt raMWMar Kur. The United State Government kthe greatest publishing house in the world. Bv the aisle of its' resources aaeti am astabliahaen'alii the Harpers' beeonatti quite email. ,Th only daily publication issued by Uncle Sam is the CH$rmnml Jkcord, and that eontains more matter than two ordinary neues of a metropolitan new&paper. Originally the proceedings of Congress were puulwhcd by contract by the Globe Company, but H was found that the work eouhl be done cheaper at the Gormettt printing office, and the was established some fifteen yearn ago. It is each morning &1wavs I a ki on the members' desks tee fore the hour of meeting. A wagon mg a ay ana nieht. col lectins eopy, carrying messengers with proou of peechek, etc; 6,400 topics are prinWd daily. Seventy-two pernns are employed during the $e5tou. a great many of whom are furloughed at the doa of the "rcadon. An accotmt of the preparation aad varioos proa .o sec of producing this pubiicatioa, the way CongreMmsai rtvi$ and rewrite their peeehc- aftr delivery, etc., would make an interesting artieie of iteelf. The capacity of the establishment for speed of execution, as well as Quantity of work, is practically unlimited. The copy of a bill or report in Congres. making fifty or sixty large printed page, may be received at ten o'clock in the morning, and in two or three hours the printed and stitched or bound copies will belaid on the dks of members. The revised statutes comprising a volume of 1,0 .S octavo page,, were urintcd, bound and dellvetvd to the, eomiiiUtee in two ami a half days. The finest work ever ied from the office was " The Medical ami Surgical History of the War of the ItebelTtan." It was printed oa fine paper, and contained a great number of magnificent illustrations. An edition of 2,000 copies was first issued, and afterward Congress ordered 10,000. It was in demand by sM the great libraries of the world. The pay-roll of this great bee-hive amounts in round numbers to $1&.0X) per month. Over 3.400 tons of paper are consumed per month, or an average of one oar-load per day. TvUd WELCOME NEWS. Vtblr Taktnc the ric mt MnU M the TrtnMtec f Hat ft. The small bird now will be given a met and the insecta will no longer be Hft to increase so disastrously to the eroo aad fruit trees: for the fashion changed, ami the bodies and wings S , the tnmming of Udies aead-dressos and habs. This is pleasing news which the late fashion notes briar from the canltaL In place of mras aud )arts of the little useful creat or?, heretofore slam ay millions to pleaae. a barbarous taste savoring more of wild Indians then refined persons, tir 3 new fashion ha adopted the.fntits and vegetables of the garden, which will make a well-dressed lady appear much like a peddler loaded upon her head with bunches of radishes, strings of onion, garlands of tomatoes, wreaths of turnips and potatoes, sprigs of bonus and peas and bonds of cabbages. It is a vaat improvement, and if the trimmings are only real and not ardftclal wMl amaafngly help the in. dutriou and honest fanners and mar ket gardeners. A lady can then turn her daily supply of marketing into a meaitK or xaniontte attornment or earning it home upon bar head.- A. r, titmt. Birds at Tampa, Fla., are said t) gel tipsy by over-eaUag berries from thtnaWiry trees, take ground under the tree often being oavered with Mriaf mtabta to y.

HOME, FARM A NO

When, there k Km and noriiaent on a aataU aeak. with th s Jl i i. " -a nnnmuM nrnmiaa vmi. Mil . s . ------ f9We will not awaaurag "Caadlt Lecturea." but if there it any auHahla aubiact for one, it hi the farmer wh neglecta to provide hb wife a firat elaaa garden. Oar CvunUry. Prof. Brown fays that the expeeieace of thirtr yean eoavinaea kiaa that of all aaimale oa the farm the pic hi tie; and the evidence of ge, which a skilled inspector may ohuht front a careful axaminatioa of the teeth, may be accepted an free from any suspicion f error. (Miemot Jtumml. Sinoe the organ iaation of the American Poaaologioal Society, thktr-eirht years aero, more than six hundred named varieties of f rake hare. by common onsent, been discarded. and their plaeea in the catalogue filled by beater aorta. The New Mnglmnd Farmer winks a good many more ought to go the way of the six hundred. A eorreepondant of the Citmtdimn HorUcHUmriM. says he had tried several well-known .WrU v;nt- Mirluui. Z.! i. mt&Um Ru' tlwr biwfaai tH MBM way with eqnaJ success. Muster Gingerbread: One quart at mohwtios, one anartor pound of hntt or lard, one-half pint of thick milk, one ounce of salerata dissolved ia the milk, one tableepoonful of ginger, one tableepoonful of cinnamon, one teaspoonful of cloves, three and one-half pounds of floor. Roll one-half inch thick, eut ia squares, waah with milk and molasses, bake on tins. The Many farmers neglect their gardens, and My, in excuse, that hey are "more bother than they are worth." This k not tone of a garden properly eared for. A good one and poor one are not worth the name of gardens will produce enough to- keep an ordinary family in vegetables the greater part of the voar. Nowhere else does a farmer realise as much for the labor expended. Mmtrcut WUittu. THE WORK-HORSE. A lreitljr V4erf4 m4 Xst Always OrprwwfcKl Aa4wal. There are some men who ourht to be ashamed to look an honert horse in the face. None of our domestic animals, how ever much they may suffer from neglect, receive so much abuse as the horse. We refer more especially to the work-horse, oa the farm and before the cart and truck. Carriage horse generally fare well enough or at least as well as those having care of them know how to keep thorn since they are owned by well-to-do man, who take pride in their fine appearance and spirited action. Hut, as a rule, the poor worker receive no such advantage from the pride of his owner. There are many exceptions, bt the number of horses that fall under the head of the aba-ted is sufficient to establish the rule. Underfed, everworked, poorly groomed and ofton badly sheltered, every point in the poor creature k an expression of patient suffering. It is a painful sight to behold a horse with the sharp aagles of its bones sticking out in all directions and the ribs painfully eav to count, tugging along before a tooheavy load, and the driver, with his feet hanging over the end-board of the wagon, constantly applying the irritating hwh to keep the poor creature from dropping into a HstleW, droning gait; and sometimes a team is so far run down and exhausted that even the lah appears to make no impreeeion. At leatt, it fails to quicken the pace or to awaken even the faintest apparent recognition from the poor jaded beast. But the lah keeps flying through the air, all the same, and the sting of it must add to the sufferings of the stolid rack-o'-boneic This picture is not overdrawn. It may be seen in the streets of any city or large village every working day of the year. The owner may be in part excusable on the fcore of poverty but his beet excuse is his ignorance. For, if he did but know it, he oouM get much more value in service than the extra cost of feed eut of his horses if he kept thorn in Eood condition, while he would save imsclf the extra work and lame shea Idor resulting from the incessant swing of the arm in applying the lash. There can be no possible economy in starving a horse, or any other work animal; for the available force ia the horse is what is put into it through its food, and as true as the truism, "something ean not come of nothing," is true, the owner can get no more out ofkw horses than be puta into them. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ean do the animal world no better service than to adopt some aieans of educating the ignorant owners of live-stock as to the best methods of feed and care m order to secure the best paying results. ifm4ien ml Live-Steele Jmrmu. Sum war Snedt far Fowk. I grow sua flower seed for chiokeas, aad find it axcottcnt, in faef the be4 thing we have tried.' 1 mix two quarts of the seed with six anartA of oats, shelled com, or any small grain. If the fowls are housed, spread litter on the floor, and scatter the seed among it to give them exercise in picking ft out, and that each may get a proper share. Tbk amount is given to seventyfive fowls twice a week We gather tfio sunflower beads in a wash tub, spread them In the sun to dry, and shell them m a dry day by beating with a stick. If tome of the heads art a littk green, cratch the seed out wHh a currycomb. Once planted, sunflowers restock thomselvaa by. what seed will riatn nitty scatter upon me ground. It it is deeired to rid a pmt of them, let tha fwk run on the patch, and they will put la their time scratching far the i aead, Car. frmkk Fmnmr

AM ANCtCMT -WALL.

1 Last Friday a party of white I at Ohaae sa, MIomc Ceaaty, Xh oHhopiohflfo) oolsflt JnJTPi Cft s4ftL 9k mpertwd toheeaoaalaundtweanda' mUea north of CbaaVaa. After a WW drive aad a father taaiaas searea they found the stone wU. The feneral lay of the praWe ia skoiac te the wastwara, aad I toward the Whks river a dwirssslea was ia the prairie which, with kag waahiac. had dsarasnd into thirty feet deep, running from the utk. t (k, uuUiwa fiumvui I ia nlacss, laoreafiag ia dowawaid tanaaner. Tbk hid from rimw the "wall" ntU elese to it, bat it was toaad. This wail la balit acroaa the rally from the outhiMMt to the aorthwast. The ramaiaa araptaialy via4W from the top of the baaka oaaithartidaoftlMgaUy. Itkaeeayadaad runs meet of ths way up the aMas of ta ra riae.bwt at the hoMota it k from three to four feathigh. It waa laid up with regularity, with joint brokea, some' kiad of ceanoat beiag used,. The wall In about twelrs to foartaaa rneaas ia thkkneat, aad gives eyidonce of bariar been there a yary ioag Uaae. There k a rumor that traces of it aztend a diataaee of seren miks. That H waa laid by a peopk long slnee extinct Is abaadaatlv' apparent, bt whea, by whom aad for what purpose k yat aa uaaolred problem. The straagaet faatare k that ware is ao atoae or rock in the rieinity. nar within a very lome diataaee of it. UatU within the lact eight months the saetlon was wholly unoccupied. Tbeextsaof the Framoat, Elkhora aad Mk arl Valley railroad (the Elkhora system of the Chicago Jb Northweatara, railway) to Chadron last raanr gars the first op porMaHy to occapy H. This stone wall gfTas evidence that a race of people bow extinct, aad iacradiag mecbaaiee of skill, oaee had their habitation, aad probably a walled eity, there. Tak, of eoar, k mare peealatioa, bat that the wall of atoae is there, mat K baa been earawlly kid up, aad of a material aot foand within many nriks of thara, farnkhea food for the H re heat speealatka. TkU k to attract attention to it, to the ead that aeieatiic iavaatigators may eyolre a theory whieh will aa eaant far it. That whole eou. try k filed with pehrif aotloaa of all kinds of the moat remarkable iatereet. A Waggfeh Jm4tge tm Mm. Kelra. I.V. o. neayaae. TTot kmg at ace Mrs. Belra Lookwood, tba lawyer, was arguing a easehafore Jattice Carter. She didn't ret on very well, aad every aoint aba took the Jaatiee toM her she coald not take that poiat Mrs. Leakwood was harassed aad aervoa. She threw ap her bands aad exclaimed ia a fine, fall yoke: "Well, will your Hoaor tell me what 1 can do!" "G-g-go-oat and re-re-tain a good 1-1-1-aw-y w and get him to t-t-tell yea," stammered the Jaatiee, with a jolly twinkle in hk eye. Savin c Her the TreaWe. East Sad BatlettB.) 1 isister, yoe, needn't bother aboat baring the parkr swept oat to-day," was the remark of an Anerbeny youth as he started to school. "What oa earth do you mean. George" "Well, I beard father tell mother that if that young man of roars cam to-a lest he'd wine the with him." Ixtbkxatkjxai. prise given St. Jabobs Otl aa medak have been the beat paia-cwe. Tax beat medhda I kno or for the ie to thank the Lord-that it ahst If any splendid fortnnea lie in the English Court of Chaacary, which belong to AmereaneHnwna. Tba court baa held poaasaoioa in some canes, for mora than one hundred and fifty years. Cox ek Co., Londoa, En Claud, have with great care and diligence compiled a book containing the names "of fifty thousand heim aad their descendants who have been advertised for to ckim those fortnnea. The book gives Christian and anraaine, aad hMtracueaabow to proceed for the recovery of money aad estate. Sent free to all parte of the world upon receipt of one dollar. Remittance may be made by registered letter or money order. Address COX tc CO.. -41 Southampton Bwildings, London, England. Cox & Co. relsr bv.pei miauion ha the aleilogg Newspaper Company, New York. Tar man with a Ito. 135 neck and a !fe. 14 eoUar has a bard strncgk to make both aad meet. JMnM Fnt Prm ClxbotxxX and physicians recommend Bail's Hair Xenewer for dleoaasa of aba scalp and hair. Avar's Ague Cnre neutralise the mlasmatie poison whieh eausos fever aad ague, StxsEM are the oalr.poepk who wish ha h4aotorongra THE MARKETS. JCaw York, May 3a, MOS. CATTLK Native nteera,.....! IN tM CWTTO.V MJaMli X KUMJK(ol te OIhI ! WMEAT-Xo. i Kea . m "SO 2eaoeaooo 4 & oWO) 0AT$-Weeani Mixed S7 tXIIUC-Xew Mea. a M W ST. LOUIS. COTTON" MWdHafr .... SI X IKEVJCa-Gooato Chote.... a IS si l Fair to Medium.... 4 SW at R06S-CommoB to Seieet.... 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sovaroiam tot 5r. PieroW 'bokWa Medieal Diasovary M hi again, aaa agaya m ynwiT n k? kATt bson hsakd by it of hue dismm. DrnafwiiM sunenoas. ramow, awn, Sver eompkiahi sum tka Uni o vahalnh r A i girl these her mother if WaaTavannaaaa ay, ahuaaainajsawynn toVkMraM AJnM or omar wiiianun t.tHtfuui Am er othsr wtarnu! it is wmU to say that JfeJariaora aitordsrvd stato of the Liver la at xsmit. ntmiaatatlw faspuritiea tt Uthaimmsdl' Bitters k the aafeat andiaosteeotlTa;raaedy for aOMinrytroubls.hM mtamts that baa rhTZTbrmaaht bofem ih public A trial U Ita best rseommsndsTub great woaaaa austtn he hare sat" Lm ZW. esttoa-'iraat m NWt la th Bad to say, many a good thing attaiaa to nothing mora than .a lair hagtaaiag. tm the other nana iv m a bwm- w i im timt. tli crowth of aoaao OTil thiact may be also promptly fraatrated. A Unpa nroportion of tba eases of the most wideBexkats yournotfee Advertkamentaea sidewalk. A'aheaal Wttlcty. m m m w Xenrow Debility, ia aithar sex. however ladaeed, apeedily, thughly aad perraanaatly eured. Addreas, with 10 cants ia stamp xorrspiy aaa ooo pt P'11",4 World's Dtepeooary MaAfoal Jbaeehrtloa, a jmui mvreec, wane, n. "I am goaarally ap so my neck ia " aaid the taacaer of Kwimminr. T Fvasar Axle Greaae ia the beat in the wonld. bom every where, use iu Wokkikb like a borse A lawver drawnag ap a ooaveyaace. JtmmMtr. ftar s Tooth acki Drops oure ia 1 ndauta, Xc Oifjm'M .Wskvr SeAheat jd! beautiftea. Xa GmucAX Coax Kzmovek kilit Oorn Bumoaa FrrnKe a coat k a mare mattar of form. Relhev k immediate, aad a care aura. Fieo's Remedy for Catarrh. M eenta. BoTCorrixe the baby-Futttaf him te bad at night. BROWN'S m f w IRON BITTERS WILL CURB HEADACHE INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH MALARIA CHILLS and FEVERS TIRED FEELING GENERAL DEBILITY PAIN in the BACK & SIDES IMPURE BLOOD CONSTIPATION FEMALE INFIRMITIES RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES F0K SALE BY ALL DKUC GISTS The Gceeinchaa Tie Mark aad era XJeaa aa wnpcr. TAKE MO OTHER. The bast aad sanet Seated y far Cnre af all ahiiaaM aanaed by aay aWaagementsf th Liver, Khtneyg, atnaiafh aad Bewek. P apt pate, hack Hsaaarhe, CiaaHpastta, raatnaaiaihi ad Malaria af all kind SVB!aBaaBna nRavvamaBmarnm bbbbvbv anwan anm mwrntm mmmmm ykhi waiiir to th hiaianat kJamra af Mil It Is pinaaat te th taste, tsaes ap th svJVMbb FMOMMMI 9mm J&COaWSTttJ kWalao It k pa rely Tagtmble, aad eaaaet mfl to prava beattcUl, bath t old aad yeaag. Aa a Bleed Pnriner k k aaperkr to all e4d a i at j a hot tat tl.OOabottk. MUSTAHtl Snrriyal of the Fittest! i rAMfU MMtlg TUT MAI Bttl MIUIIBf, htajxc M XJUM! OMttt k mt Linimti XVBK MAM XM AMBKJCA. TV jseaiaan Mastaag Ttnimnat 3 rears ma the hert of an Ttmenfa, I r Iku imp ft uw v. iaaaia, te hm yary aaa.

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Wpread aad fatal of dio aa 1 8 ooaannipttOBnave thair iaoaptioa in nasal catarrh. Dr. Bage8CaUrrh Remedy is pleasant, aoothtae aad effectual. Try it It, has marad

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