TIMELY T0F1C8.
Thrre nre RrowinR on thecstnta ot the
lata Willinra Culk-n Bryant, at lioslyn,
Lon;? Inland, some walnut trees of ex
tra irdinary proportions. Tliey p.re said
to be the largest in the country and,
what is more remarkable, they grew
from seed in 1813. Some of the trees
measure twenty-five feet around, three
feet above the ground. One tree, at the
height oi thirteen feet from the ground,
divides into several branches, whicfi
spread out into a large head, covering
150 feet in diameter.
Since the close ot the war the contri
butions to the " conscience fund " of
the United States treasury from un
known persons have aggregated some
$200,000. Once $11,000 was received in
one day, and several times the receipts
have been $5,000 for a single day.
Sometimes the person sending the
money confesses he has smuggled or de
frauded the internal revenue, but
usually all that is said is that the in
closed amount belongs to the govern
ment. Assistant Secretary Upton
evinces his faith in the power ot re
pentance by declaring that he would
like to be allowed the conscience fund
in lieu of a salary.
The master of a schooner plying off
the lex as coast has sanca through an
immense field of green turtles. It was
estimated that the water covered by
these turtles tormea an area oi eight
miles in width and ten miles in length
They were of all sizes, not one being
seen in a natural position. The water
was literally covered with them. Dur
ing the passage among the turtles, Span
ish mackeral were leaping high in the
air in every direction, as it determined
to escape from the sea, giving evidence
that either the water underneath was in
a dreadful commotion, or sea monsters
had come down upon them from some
strange sea.
"icea air ' sounds delightfully re
freshing when all humanity is panting
witn the lervia neat ot summer. Ill is
term has been applied to the novel and
elaborate system of ventilation which
has been lately introduced into a New
JLorK theater, liy means of two im
mense fanwheels in the cellar the air in
the theater is changed completely in
nve or six minutes, inis supply ot air
is drawn from above the building, and
is purified by passing through a " dust-
catcner" mace ot cheese-cloth. It is
then cooled by passing over a huge
vault filled with ice, and distributed by
a complicated process to all parts of the
house. The impure and heated air is
removed by various ingenious devices.
It is believed that no more effective
method of cooling large buildings has
ever Deen put into practical use.
The report of the Philadelphia board
ot health lor lou contains some in
teresting statistics. The number of
births registered during the year was
18,499, an increase over the previous
year oi i&j. me number ot male births
was 9,735, an increase of eighty-nine;
the female births number 8,76i,
an increase oi sixty-seven. The
number ot marriages registered dur
ing the year was 5,224, a decrease from
the previous year of 1,023. The num
ber of marriages in which both persons
were natives of the United States was
3,474, and the number in which both
were ot loreign birth was 747 : those in
wnicn the nativities ot both persons
were unKnown was ut the men
married 3,689 were natives of the United
States, and 1.318 of foreign birth, and ot
the women 4,057 were natives of the
United States. Ot the whole number
ot persons married, the natives ol the
United StateB were 7,746. Thirty-two
men were married under the age ol
twenty, while the number of women
under the same age was 938; the
number ot men married between
. A. C J ll .
iwfnij-uvo ana thirty years was
1,611; the women between these
ages numbered MO; tour men married
between seventy and eighty years, and
two between eighty and ninety; one
woman over eighty years married.
The oeremony of the Methodist church
was employed in the marriages of more
than that ot any other denomination.
the number being 1,413. The number
of deaths ot adults was 8,777, an increase
over tue previous year ol 419; the mor-
tality of children was 6.6U6, a decrease
of 689. Abscess caused the death of 83
persons; cancer, 364; cerebro-spinal
meningitis, 62; consumption ol the
lungs , 481; cholera iniantum, 804:
cuoiera mornus, ; diphtheria, 321;
scarlet fever, 336; whooping-cough, 103;
hydrophobia, 3; inflammation of the
lungs, 1,003; old age, 722; smallDox.
6 ; suicide, 51 ; sunstroke, 3 ; tumor, 45 ;
Words ol Wisdom.
Many persons sigh for death when it
seems lar pit, but the inclination
vanishes when the boat upsets, or the
locomotive tuns off the track or the
measles set in.
Childhood often holds a truth with
its teeble lingers, which the grasp of
manhood cannot retain, which it is the
pride ot utmost age to recover.
The incapacity of men to understand
each otner is one oT the principle
causes of their ill-tsmper toward each
other.
Money Bpent on myself may be a mill-
stone aoout my necs; money spent
uu uiuers may give me wings like the
angeis,
II T -1.M x , t
x wiau, says uora isacon, every
man &uew as mucu jaw as would en'
able him to keep himself out of it."
Crafty men condemn studies; simple
mcu uuuiire mem ; and wise men use
them.
Generous and noble emotions, vivid
ieeiing3 and act ve exercise in the pur
suit oi some noble object, rarely fail
to give grace io ine movements and
a rarer beauty that charm itself to the
tac6.
Nemesis is lame but she is of a colos-
s&i statue, ime tue goos; and some
times while her sword is yet un
sheathed, she stretches out her huge
left arm and grasps her victim. I he
mighty hand is invisible, but the victim
totters under the dire clutch.
Yes," said Mrs. Goodington, sadly,
" he was indulging in sequestering ex
ercise. His horse got frightened at
something or other, and reciprocated
him to the sidewalk. When they took
him up they found a bad fractious in
his leg, and it had to be .computated to
save his life." And the old lady didn't
say another word for at least fifteen
minutes. She was thinking, as she
afterward said, of the " dreadful sights
in the cpnhrrnatury," Boston ran
tcri. I
rOR THE FAIR SEX.
Fashion Not.
Farasol costumes are the last freak of
fashion.
Pearl hats are fashionable; the brims
are very narrow.
Iridescent head embroideries on jet
continue in nign lasnion.
Rod balayeuses are worn by girls and
women of the period.
Boquets are worn to match upon the
corsage and in the hair.
uea manes a better accessory than a
component part of a costume.
Black parasols are made very dressy
with iridescent bead embroideries.
The full sleeve gathered into a wide
cuff at the wrist is revived for house
dresses.
New overskirts are short apron fronts
with long plain backs without drap
ery. Ribbons aie very wide; the sash
wid hs are often used tor trimming
round hats.
Handkerchief suits, with umbrellas to
match, are pretty, effective and luxuri
ous novelties.
Embroidery is preferred to lace for
trimming young girls' white muslin
dresses this summer.
Calico and percale suits, with um
brellas to match, are sold under the
name of parasol costumes.
The new colors in silks, ribbons and
flowers are Indian red, Antwerp blue,
bronze, citron and biscuit.
Kows of small daisies ard use to head
the Breton and Languedoo laces which
trim evening dresses.
Light and white undressed kid gloves
having six and eight buttons are worn
fashionably this season for full dress.
Some silly old women are wearing
pretty white muslin parasol hats, such
as young girls affect for garden and
lawn parties.
Gentlemen favor the leonarH
dots on hose, handkerchiefs scarfs, col
lars and cuffs, and even dotted under
ware is fashionable.
In cambrics may be found a hand
some variety of picturesque effects.
Some of the bordered patterns are re
markably showy, the colors being the
brightest that fashion ever massed to
gether. All gloves are less expensive than for
many years. Cotton gloves come as
elaborately made in ODen-work and si ik-
stitching as the Lisle thread and urn trp.
quently imposed upon the ignorant by
vtucicBo Bnieamen.
T t .1A ll J
uiaus lureau movps am mnh mnwi
elastic, thinner, and when placed beside
me cotton tne omerence is discernible
Ihev are embroidered and plain, some
of them are ODen-worked npnrlv ts ihn
elbow ; others have elastic bands at the
wrist.
Washlnc. Ironing, and MetnfHnar.
Whether to soak the clothes overnight
vi uuii is a. uiuuu-aisDUtea rmenrinn with
housewives. Where pure cistern water
can be had, it is doubtless an advan
tage, but to soak clothes in hard water
sets .tne stains rather than removes
mem, anu river wa ter, unless filtered
when drawn off in Quantities, as a r li 1(
contains so much mud that it is apt to
stain the clothes soaked in it for anv
wiusiueriiuie time. wringers are
blessed invention. o9 tha whnlA i.
though hard on buttons. But flan
nels snouid.not be passed through their,
as they rub the wool up into little hard
naps. Clothes should, if possible, be
aneu in the sun and in the open air,
and " never vet did housewife nnrnhia
greet with a smile a rainv vaihin.
day." But when Monday is rainy, it is
not always convenient to postpone the
weekly wan. in that case, sheet nnrl
any other large white pieces which are
not to De starcned may be hung out in
the rain, which will bleach rat!er than
injure them. If Tiosfiih a. tinno- rho
omauer pieces in an unused room ud
1 , , . M WMW
ouurs, wuen me rest may be usually
Buetuueu across tue Kitchen, where the
ueat ot the fire will dry them before
morning. Blankets ought never to be
wnsueo in rainy weather. Select a
bright summer day for the work, and
letit be done and through with. Hvo
two people to wrin? them, and stretch
anu pull mem carelu v when nnt.l. n
on the lines. Then pull and fold when
ury, and put under press instead of
ironing. unless care is taken to see
that the clothespins and clothesline are
Kept Clean. UlflV SDOtS and Rtrpnka will
result, ine lines should never be left
out Over niffQt. tin Ipsa it. ia noooaaai-tr in
order to dry them after beina- nan phi-, in
a shower. In such case thev should ho
wiped with a cloth before tht ninth pa
are again hung on them. A ibirt-board
lor ironing is a necessity in every well
regulated family. This should h
ereo With at least tvrfc t.hinknpaaoa nt
uitwKei. .na nave thn imtiimr.thoot
also double, smoothlv ni n fieri nvpr it
so that it cannot slip, Keep wax tied
up in a rag to rub on the irons. The
polish on collars, etc., done up at laree
munaries is given by means of a polish.
uig iron ana oy oint of much rubbing.
as may oe done oy any good laundres?,
bat takes much time and is fearfully
hard on the linen. Spermaceti added in
small quantities to the starch oive
pretty gloss. If the clothes are not aired
in the laundry before bringing them up
stairs it should be thoroughly done
before they are put away. Flannels
should never be worn within tho iv
after they are washed. The Rendu nf
many a tatal consumption or attack r.f
pneumonia nave been sown by wearing
damp clothing. Every garment should
be mended before it is put away. But
tons and strings mav be sewp.d nn t.
once, and the single stitch, which taken
in time saves nine, may also be set as
the clothes are sorted. Larger jobs of
mending should be placed i n a drnwpr
or basket by themselves, and the work
done as soon as possible. If allowed to
accumulate, the weekly mending will
soon assume formidable proportions;
whereas, if done regularly every week
it will rarely be more than thn t.sV nf &
forenoon.
An encounter between flnoro-n F.ldr
and Leander Abott. Kansas City gamb
lers, was very much like
duel. They had a quarrel in a. saloon
and drew pistols, but were separated.
Then they agreed to meet at a certain
street corner in an hour, ' for business."
Both went to the place, and the firing
began on sight. Abbott was killed and
Llder wounded.
The inventor of a new teleDh onn. inst
tried at Mans, France, says that it will
convey sound across the Atlantjc.
The World m I Find It.
They My tho world' a Weary place,
Whera tours are never dried,
Where pleasures pass like breath on glass,
And only woes abide.
It may be so I cannot know
Yet this I dare to sny,
My lot hat had more glad than sad,
And so it has to-day.
They say that love's a cruel jeetj
They tell of women's wiles
That poison dips in pouting lips,
And death in dimpled smiles.
It may be so I cannot know
Yet sure ot this I am,
One heart is found above the ground
Whose love is not a sham.
Tbey say that tile's a bitter's curse
That hearts are made to ache,
That jest and song are gravely wrong,
And health a vast mistake.
It may be so I cannot know
But let them talk thsir nil;
I like my We, and lovo my wif
And mean to do so still .
Frederick Langbridge, in Good Word.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Cutting a swell Lancing a boll.
Rome Senlinel.
"Turning points in life" Street
corners. Toronto (jrip. '
A very popular, shade The shade of
the trees. DanielsonvUle Sentinel.
Those who put their money Into tele
phone stock made & sound investment.
Meriden Recorder.
A Rockland man called his wife
" green fruit" because she never agrees
with him. Rockland Courier.
The largest gem so far found in the
Siam sapphire mines weighed 370 carats
in the rough, and 111 when cat.
The Japanese dispense with under
takers, burying their own dead as
quickly as possibly, and then formally
mourning.
"Oi, for the sound of a voice that is
still," sings Tennyson. Why didn't he
marry a deaf and dumb woman fSaUm
Sunbeam.
There is contained iu the corn-cobs
raised in the United States -from 115.-
000,000 to 120,000,000 pounds of carbon
ate ot potash, which is the third most
valuable article required in agriculture.
Of the discoverer and conaucrors of
the New World, Columbus died broken-
nearteo, ivoioin and tsooadilla were
drowned, Balboa was beheaded, Cortez
was dishonored, and rizarro was mur
dered.
jgypi is a large country so ur as
mere territory is concerned, but the
amount of land under cultivation is
comparatively small, being no larger
than the State of New Jersey, or about
i,ow square miles.
A shrewd little fellow lived with his
uncle who barely afforded him the neces-
sanes or nie. une day tne two were
out walking together and saw a very
thin greyhound, and tho n an asked his
nephew what made the dog so poor.
" I expect he lives with his uncle,"
earn the ooy.
The New Haven Register gives de
scriptions of various ideals, but it
neglected to trot out the ideal mule.
That animal is one which kicks all crea
tion out ot joint when he doesn't want
to work. Ihe real mule merely con
trives to fall down and break the har
ness. Boston Post.
Of all the presidential candidates
lrom the beginning Washington alone
can fairly be said to have been the
" country's choice." Eleven candidates
ran against him. amonur whom were
John -Adams and John Hancock: and
yet of the electoral votes cast, which
wew seventy-three in all. Washington
received sixty-nine.
RIFE OLD AGE.
Ueranrkabla Facts Concerning Cente
narians and People but Little l'onnitcr.
After livine acenturv. Bridget. Ttin
. r i . - a-- ei
oi uooperstown, jn. x., was burned to
oeatu.
The Sole OCCUPantS of a honnn n Ttol.
fast, Me., are three persons whose ages
aie umeu, eiltuiv-lWO ana SPvnnt.v-
cjguii j cars.
In Albany. N. Y.. Simon Vr7r nolo.
wimcu uib iuju uuiuuay. tie is a
Scotchman, and still vigorous.
ueniamin Barton, of Flushing. T.. T
aged nineiy-one years, savsthat. bavin
luamcu, ud is prooaDiy good tor
J J. -
The mother of John G. Saxe d ind re
cently, aged ninety-one. Her faculties
remained bright, and her hair had not
turned gray.
omiilBLlUB BUUff Lilac IM.tl nnranna
living in Europe ore over ninntv vcr
r ri t - . - - jw
u caieuunans are not uncom
mon, Italy having 402, Austria 413, and
The mother of the Rev. Samuel Mav
was present in his borne in Boston on
tne seventieth anniversary nf hie Mrth
ciiiuyiuk a serene om in
wuicu nineiy-two years have been num-
oerea.
in Hartford. Conn.. M. Rridcat
w . , ' w . . a. i. .i
x-on ci, a native oi irciand, departed
this life, after enjoying 108 years. She
was never ill, and came to her death
turou'ui a iau downstairs.
ihe nrst rector of St. Paul's nariah
Charles county, Md.. still lives in the
person of the Rev. Robert Prout, who
is in the ninetieth vear of his nirn. iia
has been recently verv ill. but in im
proved again in health.
Mrs. Jane Bnnkerhoff. who dipd tn
Jersey City recently, aged ninety-nine
years, danced on her knee thn nhild nr
nitu generation. She could name ex
actly theaaes of her grandchildren and
great-grunucmioren.
Tl l! J -.1
x nave liveu with mv in tan t. ann
for many years," said Mrs. Elizabeth
Bennett, of Genoa, Ohio, referring to
Thomas Bennett, a citizen of more than
threescore years. This Udv has int.
11 . - 1 1 ...nil . . " '
ceieuraieu tier lUJd Dirtuuay.
More than a century mo Mrs. Cres-er.
of Sharon Springs, Va., was a babe in
the cradle, when the massacre of the
Sluss family by Indians took place.
bhe died recently, at the residence of
her son-in-law, aged 103 years.
Colonel John P. Brooks, of Cherokee
county, Ga., is ninety years of age, and
was born at sea on the Old Volunteer.
He has filled every civil office in the
community from constable up to legis
lator. Uis descendants number 809.
A writer on Zulu peculiarities in the
aoum African tmic i,ore Journal says
mat wuen a cuuo is about ten days old
it is partially buried " at a spot or be
neath some tree that has been struck bv
lightning," in order that it may render
it courageous. When diseases are pre
valent, "all the girls and unmanied
women of a kraal riseearly in the morn
ing, dress themselves entirely in thoir
orotners- sums, ana, taking their "knob
kerries ' and sticks, open tho cattle pen
or kraal and drive the cattle away from
tne vicinity oi tne homestead, not re
turning till sunset. No one of tho op
posite sex aares to go near the girls on
Ihia How
Nervous debility, weaknesses and decline
prevented by a timely use of Malt Biltors.
A young lady who has studied all the
" ologies," wants to know if the crack
of a ride is where they put the powder
in. jfosion 1 1 anscrxpi.
Malt Bitters reguiate, purity, strengthen
and nourish the maternal Intuitions.
The Buffalo Courier says : He is not a
brute, nowadays, who gives his lady
lovo " a belt."
Many of eur young married people don't
""" messing JJr. Hull s baby Syrup
is until the youngster is able to yell " by
the hoar.
There
yearly.
are 60,000 suicides in Europe
.. Ton Nat la ood Health 1
II the Liver is the source ol your trouble,
von can And an Absolute remedy in 1)b. Saw
ford's Liver Invioorator, the only vegeta
ble cathartic whieh acts directly on the Liver.
Cures all Bilious diseases. For Book address
Dr. Sahfqrp, 16i Broadway, New York.
Dr C. K. Shoemaker, the well-known aural
surgeon of Reading, Pa., oft'ors to send by mail,
dee of oharge,a valuable little book on deafness
and diseases of the ear specially on running
ear and catarrh, and their proper treatment
giving rolcrencrs and testimonials that will
Nutisly the most skeptical. Address as above.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Ittar.haU, mich..
Will send their Electro-Voltaio Belts to the
afllioted upon 30 days' trial. See their adver
tisement in this paper headed, " On 30 Days'
Trial."
Veoktinb is not a stimulating bitters which
crefttes a fiolitious appetite, but a gentle tonic
which assists nature to restore the ttomacb
to a healthy aotion.
Lyon's Heel Stiffener is tho only invention
that wilt make old boots as straight as new.
Usb only C Gilbert's pure Corn Starch
Ianhter, WItm and
Dm. MAHCIIISI'S IITKMNBCATUI
Wfothara.
Womb, White. Chronic liirlHinmallos or I'Uaiatlon ot
Uic Womb, Incldruul HemorruMc or Ploojlun. PalnfuL
ftnpprrawd and lingular laVnuhuatlon, Ac,
tollable remedy. Send portal card for a p
All old aixl
pampblrl, wlU
B-eauneni, aaret and certificates from Wiy
at i.ii f tA HllV A UT11 a t I . u r ,V
iy Mi and
Unu. M. T.
jr . -- .... .a... .. w - n f
W a? all DnicdaU (j js par knala
Cause and Effect,
The mainause of nervousness is in
digestion, and that is caused by weak
ness of the stomach. No one c,an have
sound nerves and good health v Lout
using Hop Bitters to stiengtl. n ibo
stomach, purify the blood, and keep the
liver and kidneys active, to carry off al
the poisonous and waste matter of the
system, bee other column. Advance.
Physicians use Kidney-Wort in regu
lar practice and pronounce its action
perfect.
Important tr the Tair Sex!
tub nnitAT lPKfji.isir nruenv t
hcea, (or whites.) Painful Menstruation, Ulceration, Ova
riaa Diseases, Absent Menstruation, all diaeaaea. known
as female weakneei They have boon used in Bug-land
for years as a periodical and regulating pill.
hold by all
or six boxes
'nipaiflw eTerywoere. i nc-fl $l.W per Dox 1
for
v ew.uu, wea vj man ire OI I
to or postage, securely sealed.
if AV iMriiu'ivi? ..
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j. n. van i u.. lun, vvnoiesaie Asvnt, flaw York.
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PvlMU IW lLlUttU to J. WDU, OUpsT, oucVbf ItigC,
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r.a,ialM.fI.f HAtlTJMU.
bh..lkts,lls(. rM -f
5 MIlLLlOI PlAnUt Win nack to rpat'h vnn
CABBAGE ! "'?1-5.KL
logue free. L t. TllllngUaat, l.a Piuiua. ljuji'a Co., Fa.
TUB BOOK
UhloiniM i
Ilarvrat a 4itlA. Vonr P.nttiko
m'wwwi "u our iaieiOKiic Uliuu lor .v cenia.
SixTBorouiu C'Hauao Co., Naieau bt, New Yors.
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MOItTHI AGBNTS WANTRDI
ft Beat Seillug A rluli-. Hi the woridi a
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WANTED !r.Avr.,r;"r "J..,"
rvt.. Uui.H Itm. fcut i-fc Ik-i, X).t boa hMk, ttt- Unut, Mv.
Mgflaw
Vegetine
VafaSSa, a.
Purines the Blood. Renovates and
Invigorates the Whole System.
ITS MRDICIN'AL PROPERTIES ARB
Alterative.
and
Tonic, Solvent
Diuretic.
Vsamas li mad enclntlveljr from Ois Jnlon '
fully aelccted lrk, root and herl, and an itronnly con-
centrnted that It will cnei tiwlly eradicate from the ayotem
very taint of Ncrofnta, Wcrnfnloas Humor
Tnmnr, Oncer, t'nnrrrona llnmiii'. Trj
Inelns, Suit Uhcum, ttj ulillltlo IMseaaes
ranker, 'alntnesa at the stomach, and all
dtaeaMt that aria, from tmpura blood. Sciatica
Inflammatory and Chronla Rheumatism
Kcuralatla, Uont and Rplnal Complaints, can
only be effectually cured through the blood.
Tor Ulcers aad KraptO Diseases af the
ln, Puatnles, Pimples, Blotches, Bolls
I etter, "calrlhead and Ulna; worm, Vsoitih
Dm Direr failed te fleet a permanent cur.
For Pains In tha Back. Kleiner Com
plaints, Dropar, Female Weakness, 1-eu
corrnota, arurtnf from Internal ulceration, and
oterln dlmasrs and Heneral elIIMjr, Vcoktin
acts directly apoa the cause of thru, complaint. It In
vigorate ud strengthen th whol lyitem, act upon tl
ecretlT organ, allay Inflammation, cur ulceration tm
regulate th bowel.
for Catarrh, IrPpla, Habitual Cos
tlwenesa, Palpitation of th Heart, Head
eh, piles, IVervonane, snd Genera
Prostration of the Nervous Sjratein,
mullein ha vr given such perfect tntUfartlon a the
VEorrm. It purine th blood, deaiiM all or the
organs, and dobm-sk s controlling power ov,r th nervous
Oitem.
Th remarkabl cure effected by Vrei-risg he
Induced many phyalclan and apothecarlc whom we
know to preacrlb and dm It In their own families.
In tact, VaeiTia I th ben remedy yet dlvovered foi
th abov disrate, and I th only reliable JDIOOl
PCHIFIEUyet placed before the public
Yege ins is Sold by all DrnggUtn.
mm
XUK GllKATKST
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE
EVER KNOWN,
BtTNT'S REMEDY haa aarerl from tlntmr.
tng disease and di'atn hundreds who have been
given up by phvslclnns to die
HUNT'S KEltlKDY cures all Diseases
or ine itiunrys, xtlndder, Vrluary Organs,
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ly for tho above diseases, and lias never
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One trial will convince yon. For Sal
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MALT AND HOPS
MENTAL AND PnTSICAI. DEKIl.tTY of the ad
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beneficent purpose, MALT 1HTI KHS, prviiared tiy th
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enrich and (irengthen the bl iod, feed the bran . and
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