The Corner Stone, Volume 5, Number 48, College Corner, Union County, 29 November 1876 — Page 4

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Forkst Trkk Seeds. The numerous inquiries, says the American. Ayru nUurist, as to the treatment of seetls show that much interest in felt in the raisins: of forest trees. We repeat the suprsrestions male once before, that unk.-s one is in- ' lending to plant hu gely, 01 has abundant time to devote to his seed bed, it will generally be cheaper to purchase seedling trees than to raise t.iein. There are several nurseries which, make a specialty of seedlings of f.uxst trees, and offer them at exceedingly lev prices. We here condense a few poitils for those wl. wish to grow trees from the seed. Of the trees generally planted a few ripen their seed in the late spring or early summer. The seed, if kept until the following spring, will be worthl ss, hence it must be sown immediately ai'.er it is gathered. The red maple Am- ruin-urn.) the silver or white maple (. I. !'i--;-c"ij. ',,) and the elm ( VI iima A merirituo) have this peculiarity, and whoever would raise these must make arrangements to procure the seeds as soon as ripe, and sow them as soon as received. Jf the seeds are good they germinate promptly, and make nice little trees by autumn. There are many tree seeds that may be sown in the fall, hut there is so much rhk ot loss by mice and from other causes tliatit is gem rally preferred to keep then) until spring. Much depends upon the, manner of keeping through the winter. All the hickories, the black walnut and the butternut are best kept in heaps made upon the ground and covered iirst with sods, and then a few inches of earth, or in the absence of sods a layer of" bog-hay or straw may be placed over the nuts, and the earth heaped over thai. .Nearly all other seeds, including thin-shelled nuts, like chestnuts and acorns, are best preserved in sand. The sand should not be wet, nor should it be perfectly dry ; it should ieel slightly damp when handled. Saiul as it is thrown out of the bank in elry weather is often in a proper condition of moisture. The object is to prevent the nuts from drying, and to so separate them that there will be no elanger of healing; if the sand is too moist the seeds w ill rot. The seeds should usually be mixed with twice theii bulk of sand, and be well distributed throughout it. For small quantities of seeds in sand we have found Mower-pets with the holes plugged up very convenient. The seeds of many trees will germiuate freely if kept elry, like garden seeds, until spring, but the use of sand is safer. They should be kept in a cool place through the winter, and with some very hard-shelied seeds it is we'll to let them freeze and thaw a few times. The need of evergreens are best kept if allowed to remain iu their cones, though if fresh they generally kcq well ! when removed. Much of the failure with these is due to s-owinsr too late. Cuttings ef willows, eettonwoods, and other trees raised in this manner, should be a foot er so long, and about half an inch in diameter. These are best cut in the fall or early winter, tied securely in bundles, ami stored iu sandiu the cellar, or buried in well-eirained sa ndy soil. rouTAiu.K Piti-rr.x. A writer in the 'Country Gentle nton has used the following plan for a cheap and portable pig-peu for store pigs, and finds it very convenient: It consists of two portions the sleeping box and the yard, both portable but not fastened toget her. Two men can lift each part separately an el carry it into fresh ground, when the yard needs cleaning out, and weeds, rubbish and potato tops can readily be thrown into the yard from a cart. The yard is made of inch spruce fencing stiips, four inches wide, ten or twelve feet long, nailed to three by four inch spruce posts, placed at the corners and in the mieldle of each sieie. As the posts do not enter the ground, two men can easily lift the yard ami carry it to fresh ground. Five strips are used on each side, with three inch spaces between the strips. Ou one side of the yard, two of the strips reach only half way, leaving an opening from the yard to the sleeping box. A trough of one and a half inch spruce, six inches wide nailed together at right angles, is used for feeding in.the yard. The sleeping box is of matched boards,

four feet by six feet on the floor, thirty inches high in rear, and forty-two inches high in front, which is partly open, and stands against the opening iu the yarel. The roof slopes from front to rear like a lean-to shed, and there are two handles at each end, by which two men can lift it for removal. This box stands on legs, w hich raise the floor eight inches above the ground, keeping it dry in wet weather. liy littering it well the pigs will thrive in quite cold weather; but this arrangement is intended chiefly for summer use, when we generally carry a larger stock than can be accommodated in the more comfortable winter quarters. Eight or ten pigs just weaned are put in one yard, but as they grow larger, a smaller number only should be allowed. The yards will need removal and clean- " ing out once in two or three weeks. This 'dan could be used, perhaps, by those -mers who feed their pigs on growing removing the pens daily, much o same principle as the English i feed their turnips and other sheep, in the so called " hurdles." box together will need about red and fifty feet of spruce f 1 can be made in half a flay inary man who can handle Ioofs of Colts. In many

instances the insensible portion of the hoofs of colts and of vouna horses will i

grow out so round and flat that fragments sometimes will be broken oil. This is metre particularly the case, if colts are allowed to run at large occasionally on hard ground and gravelly and stony lands and hard roads; the hoofs will wear fast enough, as nature evidently intendeel they should. But, if young horses are kept on smooth turf, j their feet must be kept smooth by arti- ' ficial means, i h most, convenient way to trim long hoofs is to let one person hold a block of haul wood against the hoof, or hold the hoof on the Mjuare end the wood, while an attendant cuts of! small pieces with a slum chi'-el and mallet. Use an inch line chisel rather than a larger one. and as a two-inch chisel w ill require heavie r blows with a mallet. A pair of sharp nippers (sometinos vulgarly culled snip) may often be eniploycel for such a purpose when a colt is so restive that the chisel and mallet cannot be used. We have in mind a colt having unusually long hoofs, which had in his play stepped upon some hard substance j tul l.n.L.o. ..(Mho fV,,t r i, art nf J v " ' 1 " the toot to the quick. J be accident was j attended With some blcedine. ;litl exces- ; , ,i - i . i - : sive lameness, -the sulh-nn- brute beni- ! unwilling to ut his loot to the ground, j Ten milllic,s, work would have saved ,' , . , . ... ! the animal mucu pain, ami the owner , mio-ltt h'tvp 1i:k1 ih Itpiiptit. fit llnvi 1 mtmths'orowth ivU.-nl of havin- ii ' lllOIlLlls grow in, insu.lil Ot lia ltlg li. itl- , ... . -ii.,, ' ri'sl ci i f( ir t h :i 1. nor o ii 1 . 1 .1 1 1. I he (cw)i- ' .v. , . ; sietnal breakinsr oil' of a part of the hoof is a mere trifle when com part. I with I oth misfortunes resulting froin the . , . i same' cause, When the toe is too loiisr ! the strain ou the fetlock joint will be

greatly increased, .-o that iermaneiit j the awards, to a careful scrutiny and eoaiinjury to the suspensorv liuanientof the ' p-irisou, and the result is that the piano of loof often follows. Young horses ire- I .),'." J"ube Co'r fou,ui u Relist. . ' "'is house, Irom the ooimiieneeiueut ot the qucutly have wind-galls ami otlu r evi- j Kxhihition, relied solely upon the merits of deuces of sprains before they are put to ; their inMiunienKs to secure them a just work. It.mnnv instances s..ch ailments j "r'l u ,b olficia! announeement, tilthouli they were decreed the highest houoeeur where shortening o( the toe has j ors U the Piano Department, they liave been ncLdccted until the hoof's have I lo,i,-'M,y remained Hie hnckgrotuid. 1 1 is

srrown to an unnatural ioinzth Jlon.xeff Sii tpH. ; ffWEIif l)TATO I'll:. -To one toundof , . ... , ,. ! potato, threc-iuartei ot a pound ot j sugar, ot'e pint ol milk", ami six tvgs ; j tbivor with lmtm.v- Ttud :i wi ncrbif,,! ,,t I brandy ; line the dish with a crust, bake carefully. 1 1 met 1 j ii-i-ii- n,vn 1.1 Pt-.whv P,., . i t? 1,1,1 1 OlAI.) 1 IDI.INt,. heat to a j cream a pound of sugar and one pound ; of butter; boil and mash tine two pounds etf potatoes; beat the potatoes by degrees into the butter ami sugar; add five welllieatcn eggs, a w inegiasim caea ot wine and brandy, and one of rose water, two j teaspooninls of mixed spices, and half a pint of cream, and bake in a crust. Art't.K Dt'M fi.iNos. Have eight or more large cooking apples; peel them and take the cores out ; make a short paste with a pound of Hour, warm milk and half an ounce of salt ; make as many halls as you have apples; (lour ;i table ; roll elowu the balls of paste very thin ; put an apple in the e nter of each ; till the cores with powdered sugar ; moisten the edges ; told the paste up ; tie each one in a small napkin previously buttered and floured; have boiling water in a large stew pan ; put the apples in ; boil forty minutes; drain the apple1, take oil' the napkins anil serve with lemon sauce; pour some over and send the rest in a bowl. I'nvf ill Informal ion, Mekctry is made to adhere It) any metal by putting a very little sodium with the mercury, the hundredth part by weight is ample. The sodium mercury may, if nesessary, be washed off by fresh, pure mercury, which continues to adhere. A certain way t: keep ants from sugar barrels, lard cans, and preserve jars, says one who has tricel it, is to tie a string wet with kerosene around the barrel, can, or jar. Repeat the wetting of the string with the kerosene oil every few days. Ax English inventor proposes to pump exhaust steam back into the boiler in place of comlenshig it, and experiments are now being conducted with an engine for testing the invention. The inventor contends that '"' the pressure exerted by the steam on one side of the piston repre sents, by its elastic power, the same expressions, of power in pressure on the other side: so that the elastic charge is always ready to give back the exact power expended for its expression." Merchant's Gargling Gil. This standard liniment has bten before the lteople for over forty years, it having been first manufactured in 1833, ami it ia safe to assert that ne preparation in the market has so fully stood the test of time, and been recei veil with such universal favor as the Gargling Oil. It is found in nearly, every household in this country, and is also solel extensively in Europe. From a very small beginning the Gargling Oil Company has been obliged to steadily increase its facilities for manufacturing, and now employs an army of men, ami occupies magnificent buildings of its own. Much of the success of the company is due to the careful and efficient management of Mr. John Hodge, w ho for some time has held the responsible position of Secretary, and who is also the proprietor of the J lodge Opera House, one of the finest buildings in Ixiekport, N. Y. The Gargling Oil is for sale at all the elrug stores. Quincy (Ills.) Wiiy. Over four million sewing machines have been sold since they wrere first introduced in 8o3. J. & P. Coats were awarded a tin lal and diploma, at the. Centennial Kxpoaition and comttieuded for the ''superior strength and excellent exuality of their sjool cotton."

At our request Cragiu & Co.,lTuladel- j phia, Pa... have promised to send any of i

our readers tiratis (ou receipt of 15c. to pay postage) a sample of Dobbins' Electrie Soap to try. Send at once. . ' Centennial Awards. . 1 From tlie Now York Tribune, Noyemlirr J3. 1 ' The newspapers have been lately teeming , with ingeniously worded a Ivertisemeut... re- , i !':u-i!iii" the nw&rils. these tuibhi'atinr.N Iiuvr I been skillfully prepared, so us to eon vev the I inmressinu time this or that exhibitor tins I really received the highest and best award. Thus', instead of informing tuc public as to ! the true Ma e of allairs, tl:ev have siiuply i .1 J : -. " . . .1 , eoiuuseti me reader. imuim a me tenlennial litut tbeisii-el vts bewildereit bv ttie ! adverse claims to itif.titieiioti whii li tliey find ! I'laeanted on every baiel, a ml i hey lo i:ot ; know which way to turn to tiUeover the I truth. Iti no department has tiiis .system of tuirepreseiitatioti been carried t; so reat an ; extent as inaiuuvctwi to piano lories, there j hrtH lieeti "a war" between piano exhibitors , since the Exhibition opened, and u regvdar j skiriMish line of placards fcinee, ihc awards 1 were ollieiallv aunouneed. Ttiev have vied i with each other in the use ot" extravagant lanj;nas;e. to prove their respective claims to distinction, flu: most in-cniotis methods have been devised ; disi itterested correspondents, vt hose sole object wus to instruct'the ignorant public, have volunteered theircrvices (for a cunsideratioi ); ex -judges of awards, in the in terest ot certain piano nuttin fitrt urers. have made iireteinUMt rwbOt ions ; t secrets ot the jury-room, for the hake V c,un'." t,lr viiiiii iiiir j.unuuiar , lavontes, ami hbtninj; iMlculators have been a pi e.ilcd to and have to tin d eouvenieut j maineiuaieai ruies oy wiiteii to esta miMi an- ; sulnielv the, supremacy (d their clients, ou i Uli. ,,ri.U;lJ.,c l ,., , ,11Uch abused ma.xnu ! that figures cannot lie. All these ell.-rts, " ,llk ridn ulous to those ae.uamle;l with J tnc subieci, have been attempted to lulluence ! lhlJ luutntiao-.i. Iu fact, the pi iinve It'll, iidtliin" utittittio tn inil.Mid ti i d by their etlorts have caused j 1 i .... . . , , , 1 etrtuiiniR reiiouijr l pianos to ee looKen i : . 1 ' .1 : . .... 1 1 . 1 . . . r n,u iNiiu uisirusi, .imi iinve inane tueniselves the lauching slock of the public. Iy lUT UT"S iu'"lH' !f uwl ,lu,, toth.e pooiie, out i most: wno are not only tun ed to the leading position, loir, who were awarded it by the judges. Your corres I poiideut Has tnke-u the trouble to suliaiH all ) till1 v:ir:olin ivnort vvliii'ti ?ir ll. K vlo .f ! lorttinate that the Jtelges, in preparing the l Mitlie reoori, so irained il as to leave no i (louiit ai out tiieir ire-einineiice. The f s. i ,1!V ,., 1(.,i,.,i ;,u ,i,,.o- to,,,- ovi... f i ,la?,os t:u,.K'rt .-1;uili I'arhu- grand, square 1 aim uprijrhts , ;imt accorded them the praise of unequaleil excellence .n all the details of pcrJect instruinents. The report in plair, s: :ru igh: for ward, ml eonierehensive. ttiieei'h 4-4 i"v; vTirim uia ui iiiciil WHICH iL la possible for the best piano forte to possess power, richness, and sinking quality of tone; l;ls-' aml elasticity or touch; etiecti veuess ol aeUou. Bl,ii,,ity !U11 oriSinality of construetion, and excellence ti workmanship, liy oompariiisr it with the ol her reports in the I f-atne ilepartnieut, :eti itte itm.-t skeptical will acknowledge that no stronger latigit.ige could have been used to express ihe itnaitiliious approval i.f the judi;c. Pllll AOl'll-lllA, Nov. 11, I S7".. " j v-HAI'l'ttn ruinas, tact, pimples, ringworm, saSlrheutii and ether cutaneous arlecfions , cured, a ml rough ski n imide soft and v h, ; tiy o.Mm; .1 tin iper 'i'nr Soup. lie. cate.'iv.-to ; g;.t only that made by Caswell, Hazard fe Co., J rsew York, us there are iiianv tniU.i: ioutv i made with vvorl'tless. eintnaou tar, all of which nre A I'KW yettrs Miioe, it was uot e'diisidered j the " eeirreet tiling " to chew piug tobaeco, ! but it. is airaiit coiuiutr into irreat lavor, auil I ueutlenieu eau beitow seen daily w ith apluj of the cetiiiitie " Matchless" brand, mid it is considered the choice morsel of the day. livery i.iu hits the wurds " Matchless P. T. Co " printed the-reou " . ' .!. BfTTKU and cheese are almost indispensa1)1 articles of food. Prooeriv used, tl.ev urn nntritinns nmi I.Pi.lthv Imt i L,f,.tB -...... -T , - - " ... V. ...... . use of either causes indigestion ami dyspepsia. I'h rijuf ice I'illif, judiciously useii, will remove tuna ot tuese troubleo. tlivp mil ,..T,w in (ha fao ui.,1 ic it J-.o.llr. swollen? JIave you severe pain iu the chest, hack, or side? Have you cramps or paius in the stomach or bowels? Have you bilious colte or severe gripiug pains? If so, use Johnson's Anodyne Liniment iiitermUly. A Youth's Pvhlicatiox. For half a century the Yoi'TU's Cei.MPANiox, of Boston, has heen published. J t was started iu IiSlT, and is to-day cue of the brightest and most vigorous papers with, which we are acquainted. Savk Yoe'ii llAiit.--If you wish to save your hair ami keep it strong and healthy, use Bi-rxett's Cocoaixk. A IMket Full of .Money Amounts to little when health is Rone. To ojoy life, a Rood appetite, Bound diitestion and elastic limbs, taki Ti'TT'g Pilla. Then, if you are poor, you will bo happy; if rich, you can enjoy your money. All Druggists keep them. TttEKK is no tl-iiiht ltit that when a 11111118 ef.irtH are coiieeiitr.it. -il nn a Miiirlt Hiii.j.-t-t In' is. tuori-Huro ol' suri'i'S-i than w.u'ii if ilivi.h'M his time Hinonit various emplcym.'nti. Tin' Iurli-t' Wateli-('nKe l':., of Cincinnati, liavi-, hy fo! Idm -inn t In' t!rt plan, lr. nth t tin mauiliaetur.' of watcli-rns.-s t-i the htflitilt ilegree of pi'rlertion, autl are, eotisi ont.n 1 ly, all to Mipply the triuli' at tittiics eoniili't -ably lower thnu are nvnailv tiveti. See their advert isemert iu anoi her eoliuii n. "3, Tle'TOe Arte mgdii .j ' i Vj cash eoii.iiiiions paid. Hoy T- . ' at" all at w ik tor the ' L IVIBK AH'AHK llo'ls ' ' . ' t K,.ir n,l .!,. r-r.l... ....... .1-. & nimi i,'iiiMiiisii'ii'i p.uu. itvjs n ".. -ll ly. Speeiiin-n tini'.bern. in v-ff-t cents. List of Doll b Fair piiz.!!, posteiH, etc., frii. Kittle yirli who will act as iiieiits rteeive in addition x a full net. ot Doll l"i tierim, upon sendin? t.eir P. O. Address, e'et. and Nov. Wiile Awakni eontaiu rulen in full coiii:ertiin the lloirn Kair. Write to D. LOTHROP & CO., Boston, Mass. SCO SUPERB ENCRAVCNCS --. secret f gy it l'v fyn i service fasiiXj fJLAukjk:5 ln ''"Post-office Department, i.u. aV A Kl, ncv" v.'arMii The 11 -t ii-e, an. i 'iii- t'S).'.-i.t 1 A -rot 1 Iti.Wr I. M. tiKJu'l JkK1.L. 1h.io-t rt'm.trli;l' i j ft'iil t hriil tiy tto oil iviH-t.nn tfvTwriit,-iu Wonderful Exploits sh. r,t StTVivf A" ")t i'l I is - pili Kinl i -t ,;rt- . I V" MiTiUi-V.'i. - ov ii ivinj an ifrfirntli'hd sit.-. ur 1 :ir i M it : r-, i , rris!. -tf n -. lXsriN.on-MA.N A Co., H.tri!cri, t'l. Lie 1 i .., C mt .i.n.4 KJ THE UNITED NORTH AMI SOLID WOUTH A IIM1T Til AT Hall Never Has Been Defeated IlallH Patent Kiro anil Iturclar Proof Safes.ltlie only reliable safes iiiantifaetured. Htiks, Kail.ad (tompanies, Kxpress Crm panics and Merchant-i all use tliem. .Send for circulars. IIALIN SAH.V 1AH U CO., 1 liieimiiili. Oliio. lVII.Ii PtT FK . 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Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, Ulcerative Catarrh, permanently cured by ft A 1,1 I- fj If J J RADiCA! CURE. r ,Cnn,1 T:iwat. Crr.r. rot; CA.TA.rniT 1 n ale. , , ., .! , mi..-, t niro for Oi'nrrli "1 every lertii, , ! in i-t.-.-j rem. tv vwr i'viwil. It H I t vi. . It H Iv a v.- il .- .l.-i .!!.(! i-in. ;! is iv'ti''t lorauv . -Oi'!'." ............ .... 1 ... '.I.- irit n . li f I r.. .(.. oi-. Iwini.'i i. m, hui, or :(:riir.iMrtv.l it renova'cs I In. .! fiini;en it if t.i'' a. i.l poison Uh whii-h It ,: ' f:ni u-.-d in t'ui arrli, k imut.u e tlm stouiactt. r -it.,! Ki-inov. .'H-! iKs.-m ion. niaK.-K new ., ,1 H-i'iml the l".rmati"r ol coninl. healthy V i I intai'v -1iOiit complete romrul over l!u .-' . 'I '." leinrirknli!" curaovc power, vtien ail . ( r'r-'e nu'-rlv l.iil, ol S m oi:i"i lUtUAU n;- nt: -t'-l l.v'Oioti-.imM w) KratefuHy n-e-e"'s.'- i: i !. 'I.nv-'.u?lr-rt rs. No h'trnietit ! tnail 'I, .. t , -imvit be Ki;t'.M:TlUa!e.l t y the lllOt r :i " I r h.il.le rer.Ti r.res. It i a vreat nrA .,! , wnrl'lV nil coillMlenee. Kicli ... .'';i.ii! a Treat on CataTti aii.l Pr. Mini.:.;.r"V"t lnliaUui;Tulie,ana lull uirectlous fcr ', ','r''!-i''s'i; vfir-M, frr.r is ioM ty n't teho1ra!o I 1.'. ill on;L.;t-'' 1 ruu!uiiT Th rnite.t States. j rrice-!. "epol, Ki.KS iV I'OTTtlw lUwlon. - - I EVERYOODY ,,,:e e.' - ""'"": - CHEERFULLY RECOMMENDS f : COLLINS' OLTAIG PLASTERS, TI!KV ccnti,ln tb P,"U'1 ,c"ratinvc c'cment El,ec! TciriTV. cotnbmed with the finest compound of I '.actTY, conibined with the (Inert compound of rm'.lii lmil .tints ever united together. It thcreforo rri-ctns hnpo's'.Me for them to failia affurdiuif prompt relief for all paiu anil actu s. ti THE BEST PLASTER." Jirrr. lffilJ if iWT, Gentlemen, Pleaxo npnrl tnr rix l'.ii.i.iN' Voltaic Planters. Pentl liy return null. 1 think they nreth best I'laeter I ever used. I'iease liii'l money "inclosed. II.VSK.ELt LEWIS. Milfoko, Del., July 1 1. 1STS. "All EXCELLElfT PLASTER." Jfrsiw. 11". els d- letter, Otnflemtn, Plewxi fend urn iinotlicr eni.Liss' Voi.Tiit Plaktkh. I find them to ho an exeellcnt l'bister. the levt thnt 1 have ever It-cd. 1 am Mirrv that the Urii'lists heri do not keep them. i . M. SNUEi4. liitOABWA V. O., July, 1ST0. Mii.n tiv vi.i. in:i-e;c.TTR. rriee.2?ic.-nts. set hv n,!l, rnfniir wruwM.on root in of c. nts i.r one. H t.vr xix. or i". r r "Bi "J "'" "i"""i "vu, 1 1'' yon fpet dull, dro WHY, d.'MHit' il, have fn''jiiitit helaclie, month lati-s hadiy . p.it.r arpt'ti t. mid toneni' r.mt"l. yn are auITiTiiic from torpid l.'v, i. or ' l.iliouiii'H. and iiothiu w.li cine v-u so upwdiiy unit -riMMt'Ii t ly as ASK tin" riHovprfil dypeptirs. ttiiioiiH mi .T.-rorn vi. I un t.f Fi'if r an. I Agnt", ttu tiu'rruri:il in-.- ! r-iti.Mil. Ihiw lln'y riH-vuri-.I hr-i'tli. rhttTin! ci.i. u. loiii !! np-tit they will till i l y lakui Siium i' Liir Uetatlaior. T 4 TV TiT T. TIT f Ai.U DlliiAl 11 N. -thins t no itnplmiMnt, noihiim -viiiiniiti I ml iTiath, ami In marly every can- it com- from the sloni.vch, ami can be so easily c. rreco-.l it" y -u will tftko lIlmonll Liver Kirtil;itnr. Pmi.t n. u-U-t en mire a remeily for thi npnl-tve ili.rili-r. It will lti improve your Appi'tite, Complexion, ami eieuer;d Health. SICK HEADACHE! i Thin diBtrescine alttietiou occurs most fr.'-ntentty. The ilisttirl.ance of th atniuAch, ariaiu f r. m the i mporr.ctly diset.-.l couti-ntu, causes i .-vre pain ! tl,e bcn,i' " rniecl with di8reeb!e , ' nI t1"" con,,tltuU'9 what Is popularly known at Siek lieaJacbe. j f'r," 1Ion- AltJ-nmU-r n. Stephen,, .v.ir., is:;: I " 1 ocrnslonatly use. when my eo.i.litii.m reanirs I I,r-SiOM I.iver KeRtilator. it!. R.H.d tl'.tt It is in i 1 .1 . aud suits luo better tli.iu more activs remedies." 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