!TIIE fiLTK pilOEll
i Dulio of Sutherland's Widow B3-
SIMJl'UR TESTI1M
Introduced in an Alleged Poison
ing Class in Buffalo,
A WITNESS TROII THE GRAVE.
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ritated, Inflamed, Slug
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y jpou c niEK urnMKss,
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Of the Fourth ward.
Subject to Cltircns party rules.
jion chh;f nntaixs.
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Of the Fourth Wnnl.
Subject to Citizens pnrty rule.
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Tor Weak und Run-Down People from
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t' ' 1 1 'i n-rvp s that aro cibnustrd in
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-f tli"-. i a'iri !str tliftl Th unr-con iw.
muyttie brnin lrom" active a"!
rt ri i lost via!i'y hurl fctop'jnjt an
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is easily, quickly
and perinanently
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suUoring from
weakness ran nf.
ford to Ignore this
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pay ShleluV livery stable a visit. Teame
constantly Qn (mud .at, reasonable rates.
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No, 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Reading railroad station.
A genuine welcomo waits you at
JOE WYATT'S, SALOON,
Cor. rialn and Coal Sts.
Blnest whlakeyn, beers porter and ale
constantly on tap. Choice temperance drlnkf
and clears.
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Agent for
A C It o rt i n 1 r o li n 11 A Jnf
For
l.tf I. ,1
1 0
1. ftl
1 I X m jf k. ti v u
Beer and Porter
Try
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Tho ptosy Froshnoss
And a velvety sof tneos of tbe skin Is Inva
riably obttyuecl by those who use I'ozzaNi'a
CouiplexUin 1'owuer.
IGNOBLE BHITISII "NOBILITY."
An InlprtMtliiK Cluipli'r Kolitttnc to llic
Iltld.l Arlfitourni'i uf IliiKlitnil A llli
rcititiililo Unite WIki 'iirnuk Ills Wife
nml rttiully fitr an AtUentttrimft,
London, Xov. 1R. Sir Alljert K. Itcilllt,
incnitier of imrlliiiuoiit for tlio ytntth til
vMon of lllii)?tm,?ni miifrlotl yeitonlay
to the I)omgttr Unfiles of Sutliorlniul.
As Mrs. Hluir, tho dowrjKor duoliem vis
Hod the United States with the third duke,
afurwiirtU liar hunljnnd, a few yoHrs ngo.
After the thlrd.dtlke'n death, In 1HVI2, she
dlnputott his will with tho prewlit dulio,
hU and ni one of the results the dow
titior duchess speut six weeks In llollowity
Jail for contempt of court in burning the
important documentary evidence. The
trouhlo eventually was eonpromlsod. Sit
Alliort K. Holllt is a wealthy ship owner,
and is Conservative in politics.
Mary Carollno Mitchell was tho ilnnph
terortho fato Hev. lllchard Mitchell, I).
1)., principal of Hertford qollexo, Oxford,
and a distinguish
ed scholar. It or
first husband was
Captain Arthur
Klndersloy Iilalr,
n member of an
old Somersetshire
family, who was
o d u c a t e d at Ox
ford, and served In
the Crimea and the
Indian mutiny
with tho Seventy
first Highland
Light Infantry.
Jlrs. Hlalreasunllv
LADY r.oi.LlT. made the aenualn-
tanco of the lato Duko of Sutherland,
ind the twain wero smitten with each
other. It is said thatCaptaln lllair sought
refugo fnjin the M'amlal bv blowing his
brains out. His donth while on a hunt
ing excursion with the Duko Suther
land set Mrs. Hlalr free to follow the duke
at her will.
The flint Duchess of Sutherland, who
was Countess of Cromartle in her own
right, resented the Intrusion Into her do
mestic circle and Instituted proceedings
I for divorce, but abandoned them at the
I direct Instigation of her especial friend,
I tho queen.
Tho Unison with Mrs. Blair continued,
and when tho duko fell ill at his maanlll
t cent country seat In Staffordshire, in the
, autumn of 18S7, Mrs. Iilalr planted her
self at his bodsido. with tho full approval
of tho infatuated duko. Under these cir
cumstances tho duchoss and her children
kept at a distance. At length thodoctor's
bulletins announced that tho duko'sdeath
, was Imminent, and at their earnest solid
1 tatlon tho duchoss went to Trentham.
I 'Within a fow hours after tholr arrival tho I
danger was past, and tho duke quickly I
' rallied. "
I A terrlhio scono Is then reportoil to havo I
I taken placo lwUveon tho Injured wife and ,
I her children oh tho ono sido and tho in-1
I trudlng wonittn on tho other. A filial at-1
I tempt was inado to drlvo the latter from'
the house und to puta stop to tho scandal, j
iiiu BwiuiKui , MimiK ill inu Miopui L Ol lliu
duko, was, however, victorious, ami it
was tho duchess, accompanied by all lior
children, who loft Trentham suddenly the
samo day.
Tho duko, who had scarcely recovered
from his illness, omliarked with Mrs.
Iilalr on board his yacht, and left Knglaud
011 a prolongod trip, going to Java and the
United Statos, among other places. Whllo
in tho latter country tho first duchess died,
and loss than four months later Mis.
I31nlr becamo tho Duchess of Sutherland.
As Mrs. Iilalr she had had a placo in
London society, but her offorts to ro-enter
tho charmed circle as Duchess of Suther
land did not meet with success, and sho
was still socially ostracised when tho duko
dlod, on Sept. 123, 1802,
Tho marquis was duke, and tho day of
tha socoud duchess was ovor. At tho
funoral of the Into duko nona of tho fam
ily took any notice of hor. Tho duchess
was given barely tlmo to pack up hor
thlngsandqult Dunrobln castlo. Sho went
oft to Tittensor Houso, In tho neighbor
hood of Trontham, which tho lato duko
had desired hor to regard as hor own prop
erty. But whon tho old duke dlod tho turn of
thp stepson pamo. By ordor of the now
duko admlttanco to Tlttonspr was refused
to tho duchoss. Then camo a legal contest
for possession, In which tho duchess was
defeated. Sho was also ordered to deposit
111 court tho Sutherland diamonds and
heirlooms, which sho had plncod with her
bankers.
Then tho now duko Instituted formal
proceedings to contest tho validity of his
father's will. It was in tho course of thoso
proceedings that tho dowagor duchess was
committed to jail. Karly in April, 1803,
in the court of probate, boforo Sir Francis
Jeuno, tho counsel for tho prosont duko
asked that a writ of attachment should bo
Issued against tho dowagor duchoss on tho
ground that, having obtalnod an order to
Inspect cortatn papers, sho had deliberately
placed in the flroa documont which, uudur
tho ordor, sho was permitted to Inspect.
For this sho was sentenced to six weeks In
Jail, and to pay it lino of $1,250. Sho sorved
out her time, but was accorded evory priv
ilege while detained.
Sir Albert has political ambitions. Ho
had a chance in tho formation of tho Sal
isbury ministry to obtain a prominent,
nlinoxt a cabinet post. But his chance
goes with Ills inarrlagu to tho dowager
duchoKS. Though In some respects a most
estimable lady, sho lias not the cachet
which is thought o-nmutial for position in
the Salisbury het. If he makes his way
upwards it will lw In tplte of his marriage.
Hid Shu Die?
"Xo; the lingered -aud uitlered along,
"pining away all tho tlmo for yearn, the
"doctors duiug her no good ; nud tit hut
"v cured by this Hop Hitters the
"perssiiyso much about. Indeed! Indeed!
"how tliiiiiVftll we should bo for that
"medicine,'
Wasiiinhtox,,!). (J May 15th, IS
OnxTLKJin.v Having been a stiU'eiur for a
louts time from norvous prostration and
general debility, I won advtwd to try Hop
llittcra. I havo taken eiio bottle, tmd I havo
been rapidly getting better ever since, and I
think it tho best liiedtcluo 1 over used. I ant
now gaining strength and appetite, which
was all gone, and I was in despair until I
Oricd your litters. I am now well, able to
go about and do my owit work llefore
taklug It, I was completely prostrated.
lilts. MAItY KTI AUT.
Isn't it a pity that so nnny women go
through life as nervous, fretful itnaliiR al.
ways in a sick-bi-d or on the verge of it
Thev are to be sincerely pitied for the
gteat majority have in them the making of
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Over Wo.ooo people hurried to get Doctor
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300 illustrations. Something over 00 of these
pages relate to diseases peculiar to women.
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Sore Lips & Nostrils.
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kt'iiUVKlLL DIVISION.
ScrrEM licit 20, 1894,
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the abuvr
date forWigani, OUbertou, FriicUvlllev.pArl
Water, St. Clair, rottsvlllc. Hamburg, Iteadluc
Pottstown, I'lioenlxville, Norrlstown aud Phil
ailelphlatllroad street statiop) nt COS and'1141
a. m. nnd 1 20 m. on week days.. For Poi
vltle and Intermediate stations 9 10 a. m.
SUNDAY.
For Wlgans, OUbertou, Prackvllle, Dan
Water St. Clair, l'ottavllle, at 0 OH, 9 10 a. m. atir
11 10 p. m. For llainbitrg, Heading, Pottstown
Phoenlxvllle, Norrlstown, Philadelphia at 0 PC
9 -10 a. in., 3 10 p. in.
Trains leave Frackrllle for Shenandoah Bl
10 iO a, lu, nnd Jill, 15 01, 7 42 and 10 27 p. at.
Sunday, 11 13 a. in. and ft 40 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Hhennntloah at 10 15. U ft
a. in. and t 40, 7 15 and 10 00 p. in, rimiday ai
10 10 a. 111., 5 15 p. 111.
Leave l'iilladelphln, (Broad street station), foi
Phetiandonh at 5 57 and 8 35 a. in., 4 10 and 71)
p. m. week days. HiiiidnyH leave at 6 50 a. hi
Leave Ilroad street station, Philadelphia, lu
flea dirt, Asbtiry Park, Ocean Grove, Lou
Princh, nnd luteruiedhito btutlons,4 05, 0.50, 8.25
11.39 a. 111., 2 3S, 3.30, 4.05 i. m. week-days, 6 0C
Saturdays only. 8ioift tttop ut InterlakeD
forAsliury Park!, 4 05, R.35a
Leave llroud Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOU NEW YOltK.
Impress, week-days, 3 20, 4 05, 4 50, 5 15, 6 50,
733, 820. 9 50, 1021 (DIlllliK Car), 11 00 a.m.
12 001101,11, 1235 (Limited 1 00 anil 4 22 p. In.
Dining Cars), 1 10, 2 30 (Dining Car) 3 20,3 50,
4 U), 3I). Sfill (Dlnilli Cnr, 000 0 50, 8 12,1000,
p. in., 1201, night Sundays, 3 20, 1 05, I 50, 5 15,
820,83,U50, 1021, Dining Carl, II OH n. in.,
12 1), zi i inning uiri, l oo Li.iuuteLti 22 tiimut;
Car, 5 20 3 50, Dlnlux Cur, U 35, 0 50, 8 12, 10 00
p. til., 12 01 ulKht.
Kxpress for lloston without change, 11 00 a.
in., wcek-day, und 0 50 p. li., dally,
roit wauhnoton: and tub south.
For lUltlmre anil Washington, 3 50, 7 30, 8 81
10 30, 1198 u, in., 12 01) 11131 Lliultnd Dtn
1 1 0 Cur), 112. 318, 4 11 (5 19 CniiKresslonal
Limited, DJnbiK lUr), 6 17, 055 (DIiiIhk Car),
7 5S (Dlnluic Car) p. in., and 12 0,1 night
neek days. SuniLiya, 3M, 720, 912, 11 W a.
in., 12 09 1 18, 1 11, t 5 U) CiiiiH-rsMUonal Limited,
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(Dlntnr Oar) anil 12 OS nfKit.
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8 25 and 1 1 39 a in . 3 80 and 1 00 p. 111. week
days. Sundays, 8 25 a. lit.
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Lettwllmad stie-l station, Phlladalphia (vu
Delawnru rler luldge), express, 70S p. m,
dully.
I,cavo Market street Ferry, express, 8 50 a, m,,
2 00, 4 00, f OO p. in. Uundays, 8 45,9 45 a. 111,
Accommodation, s 00, 8 20, n. m 3 30 nud 120
p, in., week days. Sundays, 8 00, 8 15 u. lu., 4 00
and 5 00, p. in.
For Cais3 Mav, Anglessea, Wlldwood and
Holly lleach, aud Sea Isle City, Ocean City and
Avalon Hxpress, 9 00 a. 111., 4 00 p m. .week
days, Sundays, V 00 a. lit,
Kx press, 910 a, 111., nnd 2 90, 4 20 p. la
wnek days Sundays, 8 50 a, in.
For Somers Point -Express, 8 50 a. ru.,4 00
. in. week days. Sundays, 8 n a. in,
. M. 1'itEVOHT, J. 1!. Woon,
Uen'l Manager. Ocn'l Pass'g'r AkII
Mrs. Stf i-tiiniin, Cfitlrgi'tl vi Itli Caitslni; ller
lIuslMinil's Death, l'rtMMoits b llonmrlt
nlile I.cttiT Wtltteti and Mgm,d by lllm
Three lhls llefore Ills Di-hIIi, j
lirn .Mti. Nov. 13 Commissioner Fair-1
-hild's ntllee was not large enough to hold 1
all tlie people who wulltcd to hear Mrs I
George sierninnu's testimony In herown
behalf yesterday in her examination mi
tho charge of poisoning her husband. She
Identified two letters written by hor bus-'
band, the first In answor to his mother, '
who had urged htm not to marry the de
fendant, In which he expressed skepticism
of the gusslp about her having poisoned
her first hiisluind, aud confidence in tier
virtue. He wrou- tho second letter U pro
tect her from slander. It Is in tho nature
of an ante mortem statement. The de
fendant deUilled all tho circumstances of
of hor husbands Ulnons, nud said that
after his death she had authorised a post
mortem examination, so that there might
bo no doubt that ho had died a natural
death,
During Mrs. Sternman's examination a
most remarkable document was submit ted
to her by tho court. It was a written
? t tit 01 lien t signed by her dead husband,
and which Mrs. Sterninau declares was
drawn up ami signed twree days hefuru
her husband's death. Tho document is
tlddrossed "To whom It may concern,"
and in part rends as follows:
"I, George II. Stornnian, having had
I very peculiar attacks at times during tho
past six months, aud of which no one but
my wife and a lew of lier relatives know
anything, write this to stale if 1 should
tlio whilst lu one of them, 110 person can
say that it whs caused by hor hands in any
way that 1 tiled 1 have nevof had a doe
tor, because 1 always camo uut of them
all right.
I "I hope what I havo written will eon-1
vineonll that they may not think that my
wife hud anything to do with such an un
common death." 1
Mrs. Stet nman said that this statement
has boen drawn up Iiecause she had beard 1
some talk of hor former husband dying of '
poison.
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and tlie disease tniinedlateU dlsappeais. Tlio
first dose greatly benefits: 73 cents. Pold by
( H. llagenlineh. Druggist, Shenandoah.
The Ijlle . ... .. i nut i is, mi's I'lunee Wedtlcd '
London. Nov 18. Miss Annie Howard,
daughter of 1 he bite Charles T Howard,1
of New Orleans, was married on Wednes
day in St. .binies' parish church, Pad- i
dlngton, to Mr Walter 1'arrott, of Lon
don. Miss Howard was engaged to be
married to Hon. Carter Harrison, mayor .
of Chicago, who wt!s murdered only 11
short tlmo liefore his marriage with Miss
Howard was to havo taken plnco. 1
llnriti'lfrss Mull Wagons fur New York. 1
New Yoiiu, Nov. 13. Within a week or
so the ilrst horseless mail wuguns over ,
lisod in tho United Statos will bu put upon !
tho streets of this city. They will bo uin- 1
ployed In tho collection of mall from let
ter boxes about tho city, and letters thus
collected are to bo sorted, stumped and
bout to their proper railway stations with
out going to tho general postollico or any
branch postollico.
Murderer Dying In Ills Cell. j
IlAHltli:, Out., Nov. 13. Michael Bron- j
linn, tho convicted niiudorer of Hanker J. !
A. Strahy, Is dying in his coll. His oxe- j
rutlon was set for Jon. ID, but nobody ox- I
tects him to live that long.
The Wt'iither.
.For eastern Now York, eastern Pennsyl
vania pud New Jersey: Fair; cooler;
: orthwostcrly winds
llow tu M'ard Oil un Attaelc of Croup',
In speaking of this much dreaded disease,
Mr. C. M. Dixon, of Pleasant Itidge, Pa.,
said, "I hae a little girl who is troubled
frequently during tlio winter luonllis vitll
croupy tifl'ections. Whenever tho first
symptoms occur, my wife- gives her Cham
berlain's Cough Iiciucdy, und tho result is
always prompt and satisfactory." This rem
edy is used by thoujauds of mothers
throughout tho United Statos, and in many
foreign countries, and always with perfect
success. It is only necessary to give It
freely when the child becomes hoarse or
as soon us the croupy cough appears und all
symptoms of croup will disappear. For sale
at 6s and 50 cents per bottle by (Irithlcr llros.,
druggists.
Coming Kienfs.
Nov. 2(1. Thanksgiving turkey supper in
Hobhiiis' opera house, under auspices of All
Saints' church.
Dec. 3. Twenty-fourth annual supper
under tlie auspices of tho Welsh llaptiat
church, in Ilobliins' opem house.
. Dec. 21. Second annual ball of the
Patriotic Drum Corps in Itobbius' opcru
I house.
Kellef lu Six Hours.
1 Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
lolievod in six hours by tho "New Groat
I South American Kidney Cure." This now
I remedy is a great surpriso on account of its
exceeding pronimnoaa in rouoviug pain lu
tho bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of tho urinary passages in male or female.
Ibreiloves retention of water and pain in
passing It almost immediately. If you want
tiuiek relief and euro this is your remedy,
bold by Shaplra's phatmacy, 107 South Main
street.
A Thirteen-Veiir-Oltl Murderess.
OsWK(ii), N. Y,, Nov. 13. Fanny Soho
tleld, 11 eouutry girl, 13 years old, has been
lodged tu the comity jail oil tho charge of
murder lu the first degree In administer
ing ur-mlc to two small ohlldron of Albert
F.ebl, of CoIosm), whoso hired girl sho
was. An autopsy revealed arsenic In largo
Quantities.
The Ideal rmuircu,
James L. Frani'Is, Alderman, Chicago, says:
"I regard Dr. King's New Discovery as an
Ideal rauacea lor Uotighs. Colds and Lung
Complaints, having used it in my family for
tho last flvo years, to the exclusion of
physician' iu-eeription or other prepara
tions." Itev. John Hurgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes :
"I liave been a Minister of the Methodist
L"pi)pal,ohnrch for 50 years or more, and
havo never found anything so beneficial, or
that gave ine such speedy udief as Dr. Kiug's
New DlseoMry." Try this Ideal Cough
itemeuy now. a rial unities free at A.
I Wusley s drug store.
p "A Good Foundation." "
Lay your foundation with
"Battle Ax' It is the corner
stone of economy. It is the one
tobacco that is both BIG and
GOOD. There is no better. There
is no other 5-cent plug as large.
Try it and see for yourself.
SURE CURE FOR
Dyspepsia, Mslaria, SSegptasSiiSss,
Nervous Headache, Biliousness,
Kidney Diseases, Genera! Debility, Etc.
Ask iour DriHfr t to (ef ihrui
tlirouyh his .) ,:in r, or ncml
a l'ostal Caril to
BOULTON HOP BITTERS CO.,
NEW YORK,
Sold by P. P. D. KlRLiJi, Shenandoah, Pa.
EVERY WOmm
3ooetlcies needs reliable, monthly, rcculatlni medicine. Only harmless tied
thepurestdrugsshouldbeussj. lfyou want the best, $et
Br. Peal's FssrcBrojfaB PilBs
Ther are prompt, site ard certain in rescU. The tenuino (Pr. Peal's) never dbup.
n"ut. Seat any where; 81.00. Adliew i'tu, ilxDicmK Co., Uerelaua, O.
For Sale by P. P. 1). KliUIN, Slienandoali, Pa.
Lauer's
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agt
207
West Coal Street.
lin JSi WW (UtUntl D"IHI, UIU do inu
nujofri in Mount, aur-i-ftaingi nmo i.iMifi
kici:.iikiiv tu.. hut Aiuaonio 'L'tfiui'ied
n, isiAOO.OUO. Wort rattes s-urrd in
fi(o Uuya. lOO-piiic) book Tree
nillions of Dollars
flo up In smoke evory year. Take no
risks but get your houses, slut k. fm
niture, etc., insured in first-cUss ri-
liublo companies us represented by
DAVID FAUST, StiMT'
AUo Life and Accidental Compuulefl
.1!
CSB A Celebrated leiuslt
'nwtlers ucit
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witli Tt .y ia l . n.iv 1, on'' ...1.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
THOMPSON'S
DIPHTHERIA
CURE
rol
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H3 ill lb int. UlAKu. tYtill ilBlti
fe An lnfalllhlo lemedy for 8or
'm luumi, 1.111,41 IjlhU,, l.t b
; muehdreuded disease Dlphtheila,
2 1 cuied every time Thompson's
Diphtheria cute is tipplled accoru. wa
5 fug to printed lnstiucttons given E,
with every bottle. Perfectly barm
less und posltlvo to cure. Not a USl
I Ci single cao on record whole it rO
5 fulled. S5!
fed
w The only Remedy In the
t- World that positively cures
Diphtheria. k
Thou-nnds of unsolicited tostl-
nionluls on band which speak for
iliemelves. Sold by druggists and
iteaiers at 60 OTS, A BOTTLE. 1'
j.i ir dealer Luppups not to buM'
nay on hand write to' tbe maim
lieturers, cuoIdaUsg u two-cm.
slump and! ilia goons will be
shlppeil C.O.I), llyullliieutibdon'l 4
full to buvu tbUMedleluo lutndy In -
the house, tit all times, as Its ust
v ill save all fear of death by Dlph- is'
tberla. "
Thompson Diphtheria Care Co.
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
5t
Sale at KIULIN'S urup; Store.
S!
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ur.
Ssf
Co., Csiuupa.
For sale at Poviuskv's drug store
(eiiln street
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