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A Lare and Profitable Indus
try which Thrives in Texas.
DESTROY MANY WEEDS
The Importation From IVrsIn Wan
Once Strictly Prohibited Can ,'o
for Weeks Without Food Will
THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBUPg. IJA.
Further the Manufacture
Cloak In this Country.
of
Col. diaries Ooodnlght of Oood
".ht, Texas, owner of the lurnest
v.-J of Persian sheep In America,
Jj.s that within a few years It will
possible to e::ool Persia in tho
manufacture of th-.- cloaks from
the pure-blood lamb skins. He owns
nearly 200 head, many of which are
full-bloods, and declares, Hays the
San Antonio Sentinel, that among
the 114 different varieties of weeds
grown In this country the Persian
lamb eats 100 of them.
Secretary Rusk, under the first
vociauu uuuunisiration, is respon
sible for the Introduction of the new
aheep, spoken of In the Bibb;, and
so much admired by the patriarchs
of Biblical times. Prior to this ad
ministration the Persian lamb and
cloak industry belonged to a prlncl
1 ality in Persia, and their importa
tion to other countries wuj rtrictly
I rchlbited by the ruling prince, s',:o
liiui u monopoly of the tine
n.i Common liv Man...
Hut Worthy of IlKh Kt'P.,,
"The poi-py," Bnid a man who
knows something about Ash and flsh
InK, "Is at his best from about Ma"
lf to about June 15. It la in that
period that we eet the h!L-..f
files In their finest condition, and r.t
't best the norzy is a verv n'.m
to eat.
"There aro people who ronad,.r
the porgy as a sort of common, onli-
iimi, out as a matter of fa. t, ,'t
a ciean reeder and It likes things
to eat. It feeds on your oj-Hteri
.". ml, ana on young crabs and
niMuii cruBtnccaiiti, and feed ri;
-iivii ioou. its own fool la very
"Milium lO ino f:ut A.,, I ...V.-I..
- ii.. ii . iu
ne porgy is not a particularly Krare
"n, it is when
wlm mlng a fish of
"ring, pleasing to the
At one or
porgy Is found
from Cape Cod
WISE AND OTHERWISE.
and
col-
!9
Imluitry
ordi-
c o?
n i- .....
xiusn socureu six head anl bad iliem
Bhipj.ru to San Jose, Oil. From
t.:o:e a large and profitable
ha.i become nossihln
Oica!iS and caps made from t!:e
sk.ns of those lambs aro not only
rare but are very expensive, the
cheaper grades ranging from $350
to $.-,0(1. It I., believed that even
the more expansive cloaks costing
from $1,500 to $2,000 can be pro-
"ul,,J "i mm country for leas than
one-half their present cost. In fact
ooanignt says the mixed
breeds are capable of producing a
very nigh grade of fur, and can bo
raised lor even less than the
nary sheep in this country.
T .
' r-ersia tney kill the ewe just
before kidding, thereby securing a
Kin mat Is superior to anything else
ui me kina. The fur ls Jet black
. -a curiea and kinked In a most ar-
2 c manner. Ladles' capes and
..s made of this quality are ex-
-Jingiy beautiful and expensive.
i. many wno own the Imported art!
J win vouch for. Diszussing the
iustry and Its many posslbllites,
Col, Ooodnlrht says: "The lamb
epoken of in the Scriptures Is the
same today aa It was In olden time,
and with proper care and scientific
crossing I believe we can produce a
mucn better animal. They are en
dowed by nature with certain phy.
icai conditions which make them
an Ideal sheep for the southwest.
iney formerly inhabited the desert.
and could go for weeks without food
ana water when necessary
i he rump' mentioned in the Bl-
Die is a long flap which hangs down
oenma resembing a saddl akirt,
iue nap is usually ten inches long
mree in tnickness and Is a lump
ui mi wmcn rorms during the graz
season, ana tney appear to be
able to subsist on it during the
greater part of the winter months,
CIy iuuco as a Dear sucks his paw
mis nap is sweet' and very nutrl
nous, and I believe the most dellc
lous dlBh'l ever ate. I am not sur
iM.Bcu ir.ai tne patriarchs of old
scrambled for this portioa of the
mutton 'vben visiting the butcher
nop.
' am oi tno opinion that the
mn8 or iambs killed after their "ad.
.v .ui,. me world would be Just
as good 83 those taken from the
coiner uerore this event. I base
"l'n observation and careful
In Voal loo(n., mi. ..
WB..,U... lU0 rUr nmy
Prove quite as soft and silken, but
iim coior ana durability would, I am
ure, oe equally as good if not bet
ter. They are born with Jet black
fur and as wavy and fine as any I
have ever examined from Persia. If
my conclusions are correct. It would
mean that all wearing apparel could
be produced in th1s country at nom
inal cost to the wearer, and, of
course, the producer would make
handsome profits from the industry
l.ui- association Imports
na Detter iambs
we get better
sheep of this
possiDiiities are much greater.
"Any breed of gheep crons well
with the Persian lamb, but our best
resuiu are had with the Shropshire
ewe. As yearlings the half-breeds
weigh 100 pounds and upwards, and
as two-year-olds they are immense.
I have- never lost one by sickness,
and I believe by crossing them with
American broeds they become hard
ier and better. The color big'ns
to change as they grow older, and
when six months of age a three
quarters or Keven-e'ghths hree 1 is
almost white. The black begins to
fade into a dark brown at three
months, and the change takes place
more rapidly after that age.
Any farmer or ranchman can
raise the pure-blood Persian for less
than the common aheep. Our as
sociation would be only too glad to
aid In the industry, and those dealr
ing a better sheep can commenct
with. small capital."
seen altvi
very pretty
eye.
another season t ho
all along our coast
to Florlil:. u, ..
a . ... . " " h' 1
iiiKi or mem here along In April
when they begin to come fr.,m'
he South, and these earlier fish are
I'kely to appear first at the eastern
nd of the Sound, thouch thev m .v
fome at the same time ui the .Te.,.v
roast. Later they come all along
me coast in greater numbers
'Fishermen catch porgles' In set
ii'-ts, In seines drawn from the shore
and In purse nets in the open water
Formerly porgies came in groat num
bers up into New York Bay and har-
"t. mere was a time
i.Kiicrnien of (imvesend
mud Ashing had been
leave their nets down
hut even if there
they wouldn't
there wouldn't
to pay.
was common to
from New
when the
ay. If the
poor, would
to catch nor-
was still shad
do
be
'ishing there
now because
Ries enough
"Once it
porgies fishing
...,,,., n, ot mnny WOI(1
ftuight that way now. The
creased traffic and the increased
nil u)U
away.
"In
there
of the waters 1;
that
por-
cjitch
York
le
In-
pnl-
eeps them
aroand the
various buys around New York
ire Mill cnnirlit iv i, ,
lln. " . ,;l 1
porgies, ami there mnv l e
Kood sport fishing for them in ', a
on . but the porgles thus cnuelit pre
"kely to be mostly small. In lMi
mer the big fellows don't like tbe
shallow waters; they prefer to stay
off where the water is deeper and
cooler You get good porgy flshin?,
for instance, off around Block Island
" ... ueeper waters down
Jerse coast.
Though they are still a great
market fish it would be rather rn
unusual thing now to find porgie.i on
a restaurant bill of fare. But there
was a time when the porgy waa held
In somewhat higher esteem by con
noisseurs when in certnln ,!,...
old time famous restaumntu m, -
gy In Its season was made somewhat
of a specialty and when m
these places sneciallv fr. .
was there prepared anrt v -
that matter, in this part of the fnw
some old fashioned or nt i ,
established restaurants In which they
still serve the porgy In fine shape."
Storing Icicles for Sumniei Tse.
South Germans produce ic, fmm
Pure water in winter ti,. .
large wooden framework i '.'..
stories, about six yards
six yards high. Each story Is cov
ered With a floor Of elirhtoo ...
1 Deoms, In the center a t
cased in wood rises beynd the upper
floors. This tube ls connected with
the water main and th un for I CI r. I .
i. IflBUW
"'iuugn a rotating disk which
a moving spray on the beams. As the
ter arops from the beam.. Icl,l
are formed which reach the mm,n
floor and finally the ground. Ti e
volume of water Is regulated accord-
to tne temperature of th. in
U the Ice retains the shane of I r.
lalcd columns, it is broken up easily
a:. '. removed. Thn i
- .. . .
ue in tne
1 r:h -nj
" Vtb," said T otntny, "pa gave
nie a watch to carry when I started
m at school this fall." "My!" ex
claimed Annt Jane, "lhafs nice.
1,111 ') r es m; 'cause as rooii
as I git in school in the mornin's I
km look' at it an' see how many
minutes I'm late." Catholic Stand
ard and Times,
The society woman is known by
the dons she keens. A
-'"
"Peter," said Mrs. Pnenritch, "I
w-atit you to have that roof taken
off our garage and one of a different
kind put on." "What for?" de
manded Mr. Pnenritch. "What's
tne matter with it ?" "I beard an
architect say the other el. that .v
a hip roof. Kveryhody knows that
hips are out of stvle now." Chi,
go Tribune.
OltlCM 1)11 1 Oil I lirir cf rtfl iMia
first so that if anybody should come
in thev will feel rtrru.r1
1 ivr.ivu, i if il'
ork Press,
Hyker "Moncv is a
drum." Pvker "Wlinf.1 tv I
wer?" Hyker "ICvervborU.
to give it up."- Chicago A'aos.
Is genius really the capacity for
taking pains?" "Xaw " au...,.i
, - , ' -n-a
wit poet. Renins is the capacity
lor going without
ville Courier-Journal.
"I find it difficult " b
Keep from fee incr tiln M1 i:
been a failure." Vm,. .t.
replied. "Why should ou e"vtr
nave such n ilmn,Ti,t) i
"'uhui , iuh nave
always made it possible for your
wife to wear rood elutlie "-,,'
eago Record-IhraU,
"Mother. I want to get married
this winter..' "Very well, ,v
daughter; but don't throw voursel'f
away." "Oh, ,10: I , goin to
marry a nice man." "I must say,
dear, I think a coal man would be
"lore seasonable." Baltimore
American,
"But
llOW can VOll rnnstrnrt a
tamtra mat mae
OUniNANCK No. y
0 AN ORtJINANTK. atitlinrir.ikr Tlie
Boll Telephone Companv of I'ennsvlva
nia, its successors and assigns, to con
struct, maintain and operate its posts
poles, cables, wires and all other neu 1
sary overhead apparatus, on, over and
aiotiR; at d its cnduits, duels, mains,
r. i-,iiies, wire, nianiioles. tlistribu
tnifi: p.,ks and all other necessarv under,
ground appliances, on, under and
through, the streets, allevs and Ivgh
wavs within the limits of the H.,roiiili of
Orangeville in the Coutilv of Columbia
uuu ouiic oi i-cnnsvlvania; and pre
scribing the manner of placing the same,
and regulating the use of the streets, al- !
leys and highways bv said Company.
I he Burgess and Council of the Mor- '
ough of Otangeville in the County of !
CoLumbia and State nf f.n,.c..i. ;.: .i.. I
ordain and enact as follows
. Skction l. That permission be and
hereby granted to The Ht ll Telephone
Comntinvof IVmmvk-,,,,1 ,
and assigns, to construct, maintain and
operate its posts, poles, cables, wires 1
and all other necessary overhead nppar". I
atus. on, over and along; and its con.
dints, ducts, mains, pipes, cables, wires '
manholes, distributing- p,,, nn,i i ,
other necessary undererotind mmii 1
on. under ami through.
cvs and highways within the limits f
.... ...... .s , wi.wivruvu e in the Conn-
tv cf (.(,lunil)ia and State of Pennsvlva
nia; subject to the following pu.vis'ions- I
.Suction 2. That all poles erected by j
said Company shall be neat and svm- I
metrical, and shall not be lt.ss than twen- 1
tv (2) ft-i-t above the surface of the'
Kiound, an.I shall be so located ;.s in no !
way to interfere with the smC-iv .,r
venience of persons traveling on or over
the said streets, alloys ami highways
and in the work of installing and m;,;,,!
tauimg ,tH under.gr.ai.i.l system, said I
Company sli.,11 not open or encnmler
more of any street, alley r highway than !
will be necessary to enable it to perform :
same with iinmiT ii .....I ..ill..: '
't.noi shall a permit such openinir r
I encumbrance to remain for a llmger pe- .'
nod than shall be necessary to d the.
work lor whiil, said opening shall have
Si criMN 3. That all work done under
leprr visions of this ordinance in said
. "!'""- ! fl'JM'f subject to the super.
vision o the Highway Committee there- :
n,:,,1!" al,,Icnpnv shall replace and ,
pioperly relay any sidewalk I -
pavement which may have been displae- i
t'd or damaged by it in the construction I
' MKoiuenance ,t its
u rough.
Skciionj. That
1 -W
Mil
AVcgclable Prepnriiionfof As
similating tlicFoodclplRc dia
ling the Stomachs ooxtBowls of
Promolcs Digcslion.Chcfrful
ncssandncst.Conlaln.s neither
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral.
TOTlAliCOTIC.
ov afoua-siNunmaoR
Aprrfecl Rpmedv forrnnsiiivi.
nuii , juui jiiiiiiirtrii. i Ji.irrnrwj
"orms.t.onvulsions, Fcwrish-
ncss and Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature cf
..NEW YOTiK.
For Infantg and Chr!rw
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
system in said
.1W
1 u
R EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. J -jM IM1
8
nil
TMt orTun iokhni, mm o errr.
erected or in tlit! oiubittu l-ii.l ....a.... .1...
rwir,U 1l. nr,,vil t .1.: ." 111 u,u
hflnrtsm . iu,!. 1 rii,"" naii i.e re-
r.T.. , iney reauy are.'" ry,lu- !'""' tnarj-e for the purpose
It s simple enotiRh. All yon have ' aiV?? Vv' 'r wiros of ""V
to do is to make the lens flatter " I V'-C,e 1 elt'Kral'h system now
isrAtrraR:
Money ainassed either serves or , lJ, said :vire or wirt's cairy high
rules lis. Horace tension currents.
A t A r I , kl-tio.n s. That the said The Bel'
. lad' 011 lie of the ocean liners I "j-Phone Company of Pennsylvania
Who seemed wrv -.... i , shall be permitted t(. ;....':
icebergs, asked the captain what 1 fiA , , ,l..tll.erc'l'a'es. havinK the
would happen in case ofSlision1 1 K Z
A lie I'a FIT Pill , A r. I . .1 . 1 1 f , I'limtmn ... . " - ........ w
ivpucu. i ne iceberg i I'-me-. may agree,
would move ricrbt oi,r i... Suction (. That t'
just as if nothing had happened "'
and the old lady seemeJ greatly re
lieved. Success.
BIG OFFER
To All Our Subscribers
summer Chicago
Avt :-a-;e Length of Uft..
i'lio r.nn who lives till he Is mors
child
w..ui u century old and the
who dies in Infancy are alike lnclud
averages. They
chances as :t
new
every year, and as
crosses with common
country ws find the
eu in the law of
oaiance each other's
w'ere.
Of 100,000 people Hvln nt ,v,
age of JO only 95.614 will live to the
ago of 21. only S2.284 will be Uvlna
at 40, only 49 will he llv'n,, . f..."
and only 9 at 97. At 30. the ,,:
age man may take It that he has m,.
aer 3o years to live; at 40. mirfe-
ai Ululer 91
under 14 years
In each and all of th.. ,, -,.,.
he lives will determine hl,'..
will have a lomeer lit,, r.- ' W '
lif v. ... ,u . -.., j i i. r
u, me average w u ir,fnim,i
"oik out within
years. Cassell'g
years; at CO,
EXECUTOR'S SALE
of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Estate of Benjamin F. Reighard. Dec'd.
IN PARTITION.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Court for the County of Union, Venn
sylvania, under proceedings in Partition
, . 1 t ueni. f . Ke chard
ate of Mi,inburs, in "d.
union, dec d., the nndersi
pose at public sale at the Court Housed
in Bloomsburj;, Pennsylvania, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ri, 1908,
at one o'clock, p. m.
All that certain tract of farm land,
designated as parcel "d" in said parti
tion proceedings, situate in Scott town.
Ship, Columbia Cimntir
I . , , ."-7, . ntUOIIVMUJtt,
and bounded 0:1 the north by lands of
James Reichard and public road leading
from Paper Mill to Bspy. on the east by
public road, Light Street to Espy, on
the south by lands of Harvey Creveling,
B. b. Zarr and others, and on the west
by lands of Harvey Creveling. contain
ing One Hundred and Fifty-Six Acres
and Thirty-Seven Perches (1 eft A p
whereon are '
A TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING,
a Bank Barn, Corn Crib. Wagon Shed
Spring House, etc.
TERMS ; Fifteen ner pn o.v.
I day of sale : thirty-five per cent, on the
nrst day of April, iqoq: the halan
remain secured upon the premises dur
'"S.tbe natural life of the widow of
Ueiii. b. Keisihard. the i
to be paid to her as her dower nn,l
principal at her death to the persons entitled.
JOHN RKIGHARD.
"-"'4t- Executor.
y
a sjiaco of ninety
Saturday Journal.
In HaiHiill-l.an.I.
The men of El ;Uum.a are fine,
ftalwart fellows, who do r.o wn,k
nd are never seen without the
crnTI" BS a nd a
fr..-looklnK eurv-d daKKor. Aiur
rter Is common. The women, wlo
uo all the hard work aro wretched
creatures and tha'r children r..,i-,.,v
ive the riKors of existence where
ana clothing are luxuries.
iviacieau in London
Si
food
hf.ld
Magazine.
Pedigree.
When the editor of the Jewell
Uty Republican buys a cow he says
he does not care so much about the
cow'a pedigree as ho does about the
pedigree of the man who vouches for
the cow Kansas City Star
WIDOW'S APPRAISEMENTS
Notice is hereby given that the follow-
ttlfl l lllciiin1 A ; .. ...
appraisements will be
j-icwmcu 10 me orphans' Court of Col
unioia Lounty on Monday, December
"' V' uy tlle t;ierk of said
... .,..,.c.A niai, unci unless ex-
inmusme men to same within four
"3 iney win oe confirmed finally.
Estate of Samuel Trump, late of the
u u ui uioomsourg, deceased, proceeds
Estate of Klisha Brugler, late of Hem
300 0WnshlP' tlL'-'t'ased, peisonaity
Estate of John Sweeny late of Pino
u.iii., oeceasea, personalty io
realty $150. ' '
Estate of Samuel Giger, late of the
Town of Bloomsburg, deceased. Per
sonalty $300. 00.
Estate of William G. Rhodomoyer
late of the Town of Bloomsburg. de
ceased. Personalty $300.
C. M. TERWILLIGER. Clerk O C.
Clerk's Office
Bloomsburg, Pa., Nov. 11, '08.
lhat the said Comnnnv
Mini maintain all poles, cables, wires
conduits, dues, mains, pipes, manholes,
d.stribut ng poles and aYl 'other a ara
tus erected or constructed under the
r , u"s "romance, u eood
and safe order and condition; and sha
I at all t.mes fully indemnify. prolcVand
! save harmless the said Borough from
land against all actions, claims suTts
I damages and charges, and aga nst al
ron,a,V ,neCCSSary exl'elitures. arising
I Irom the erection. pimirf;n ...
Sten"?Ce 0f.its 'emiu saidBor
l;..!.r.f,rm .',,s neleLt or failure to
safe orr 'and ZX" " S0i d
Srction 7. That nothing in this or-
of Pennsvlwnnir: ' " c company
, ui.j exclusive ncnt or
to prevent a grant of s.milar privileges
to other companies. H'-vntj.ts
Skluon 8. lhat The Bell Telephone
Company of Pennsylvania shall, 'under
Us seal and by its proper office! s. within
sixty 60) days from the date of the pass
age of this ordinance, signify in
ts acceptance of all the terms, condu
Hons, regulations and restrictions in this
ordinance contained; in default of which'
lh.m "'"Ce sall null and
Skction 9 That all advertising or
printing fees incurred by the Borough
of Orangeville, in the County of Colum
bia and State of Pennsylvania, in con.
nc-ction with the passage of this onli
nance, shall be paid by The Bell Tele
phone Company ot Pennsylvania.
Ordained and enacted int ...a:
nance, this 5th day of October, A. D,
Attest- r, C M' COOKE.
cLlNT0NHPS?O,fCoUndl
Approved October bthfiqoS"
H. B. LOW,
Chief Burgess,
The Great
APJIERIAN FARMER
Indiafiapolis, Indiana.
The LeadincAgricultural Journal ot the
iauon. l aited bv an AhlQ n
or Writers. .
The American F.m!ifr io v, i t
Ushed. It fills ; L'Vf S - ie"ry rm Journal pub-
Place in the homerff le TneVt Snoft ?d
States. It jrives tut firnif-r onVi . s,eccion of the United
about tA$21iJS?hb 10 'hinl
Every Issue Contans an Original Poem by SOLON G000E
Wb MAKE THE EXCEPTIONAL OFFER OF
Two for the! Price of One: THE COLUMBIAN
The Oldest County Paper and THE AMERICAN FARMER
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1.00
M-5-4t.
all oXlV aU DeW scribe,, and
Sample copies fAddSI " and renew Wlthin thirty days.
THE COLUMBIAN,
NOTICE.
. Notice is hereby eiven that th l,,l!...
ins accounts have been filed in the Court
... ., rlKas ot Columbia County,
""'lj'i b? V,rese,nted -to tlle sil Court
..-v ...v iuonuay 01 ueceniber A. D
1 008, and confirmed nisi and m,lcc
X,U!!iya'"u'?y. there-
incu uosoiute.
I. Second account nf T t t 1
p . ; , . .. ' uiiutr
ouMctm jacot) Moyer estate,
a- First and final account of David A
; ' A" '" , 1 ot t!le person and
"l,H " Minnies ivasterbrook a lunatic.
3. i nirri and final account of A
oiiiui-ii, rtssijfnee ot I. W. McK
benefit of creditors.
C M. TKRWILLIGER
Prothy's Oilice,
Bloomsburif, Pa., Nov. n, '0S
Z
-'Ivy for
Prothy
KLKCTION NOTICIJ.
'fi.n 1
1 Vi . V., tm? 11,0 "tock-
me jnoouiMDUru' I.hii.I I,,,.
proven.e.it. Ounpanv for the election
of a l'rtsulmit, Jioanl of Director.. ,
"n,"ci mm 1110 ri'linuni.ti..fi
ii.. ... ..'.
(.'coerai uuhiiu'ss o the
of the
company will
bo liold at the l ollice of the Co,',,,,,,' yn y
the b ut Jb.ildi.iK, 1'doo.iisln.rsr, l'a.. .
r V, "", """II.
J. IJ. b CMC. Heoy.
10-JJU-lt
When a man niakcs 11 fool i.in,u..ir
oyer file name woman more than oim
uih cane la pretty nearly hopelcaH..
To Stop Murders.
I3ioomsbury, Pa.
1 he surest wav tr nrM,o( i, if bi.v man
murders that are contint aliv ! ! thin, to :l -.!.?"
1 . " nmii in 11 miuiv
1 7 "'' aiiK0 iielanffed
i.i.A,.in-y.,,V0P !"nv l,t' on,i' a tiri-' liv
H.,T?.." ',,,'v.t'1 )lv-r- A stick is all
nn 1 1111 imi'lf tT n
Hut
....s .i.uK our iorein population 1 JJ , " '"'faiiRo be le, i bis ,.rk.
10 tike the 'arms out of their 1 El. 7 tl,e. liver it
hands,- said Sl ate ttame Coinmii ! rutVU n.0,1" 11 wif" 'V
tor the next T.ej;i.slature a bill which " ".ympton, of an iil-im,i.-ixlil
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soil irom carrying arms of an de. j w
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dleman, but sniotlieied.' I 'trust
that the string of m,irrbi-u i,n.,
able to foreign;;.- with rearms will
not be torKotttn when th- bill comes
up m the next House. It w'ill K
presented."
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ll wonderful control of the rt;i,Nof
iiKeation and nutrition. It restore
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glands, cleanses the system from
foisonoiiM accumulatloiiH, 'and so re
lieves the liver i,r the hurdciis ii,iioscd
upon it by the defect ion of other or
gans. Fonuubi printed on wrajiper.
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