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THtflDAT, J19UK? . 1881.
tbr iwrorncs at
Tha Whitehall Review, in a double-
leaded article, annoances in the most
positire manner that, despite all state
ments to the contrary, the marriage of
the Baroness Burdett-Coutts to Ashmead
Uartlett has not been, and will not be,
broken off. The writer, who claim to
hate authority for the present itateincut.
adds:.. "Asa matter or fact, the illus
trious lady's engagement to Mr- IUrt
lett remains taday a two months ago,
and "expects shortly to be enabled to an
nounce ' the day of the wedding.
erjjelic men, with small capital,.1 on con
dition that they make permanent homes
of these lands tor themselves and families?
Would it not be an excellent piece of pre
press, were the great railroad companies
in this Statf-I to organize themselves, and
the owners of large bodies of land lying
along the lines, into land companies,
and divide up the lands in lots of forty
or fifty acres,, and advertise them all
over the Northern States, Germany,
Italy, England and Ireland; and sell each
alternate lot at a price just sufficient to
cover cost? Would not the railroad
companies be in a fair way to make
money out of this move, were they to of
fer all the inducements of ch?ap trans
portation to all who desire to come and
view the lands, and to those who buy and
settle on them? In a few years, the
local traffic along their lines would doubt
less be one hundred fold what it is at
fre3ent. Would not the State of Georgia
argely increase its revenues, in a very
few years, to very grand proportions,
should she by lending her a;d to this
scheme, bring into her borders ten or
twenty thousand good, industri
ous and energetic families to
occupy and cultivate" -these lands?
This is a measure that hieans wealth,
prosperity", political influence and power
in the affairs of our cou try. Before the
and the place where the cere
monv will be oerformed. The di?DUted I South can be appreciated land respected
JCSO.OOi) per annum is.it seems likely I according to her real worA .she must be-
U become the subject of litigation, as
all attempts to effect amicable
menU have tailed."
arrange-
come wealthy. Let thoughtlul ana as
tute men think seriously of these propo
sitions. They may have been suggested
before, for aught we know, but they will
never crow old and insipid by frequent
The Chicago .Timet prays the people repetition. Let the State Press take
U cease talking about Boston as though them up and keep a continual hammer
it , tb. ,,, of . P.HU. an.tocn,
cy, slice, in fact, there aie fewer de weljf lhat .men gtrjte when the iron was
sceidsnts of the Pilgrims in Boston than hot, but he made the iron hot by striking
in New York, the only city which really
celebrates Forefathers day. - Boston, in
fact, is an Irish city one of the largest
Irish cities in the world. Like the Pu
ritan, the Irish came over, but he didn't
come over in the 'Mayflower. The
Plymouth stock is scattered throughout
tha Northorn States of the Union, and
owing to its loss of hardy' virtue, is fast
disappearing. In Boston) it maycSu-
enceBeacom street, but it cannot carry
an election. The Irish and their progeny,
camisg thick and fast, have taken pos
session of the Massachusetts capital.
Boston is no longer the modern Athens
It is the latter day Tara.
The dress worn by Miss Flora Sharon
when married to Sir Thomas Hesketh at
San Francisco is described as follows;
It was of a new style of silk, known as
the gros de tour, the skirt being one
solid mass of embroidery, wrought urton
white satin with beads, crystal, and pc'arls
of the very best description, the pattern
for which was copied froma painting of
gallery of the Louvre, in Tansr "Down
the side of this embroidered front piece
were panels oC point d'Angleerre lace,
it." KecoIIect this tact. If you want
a project to succeed and become papular,
yon must ever and anon keep hammering
away at it, in the face and eyes of the
public.
SO MorefUard Times
j
If you will stop spending so much on
fine clothes, rich food and style, but
good, healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing; get more real and substantial
things of life every way, and e pecially
stop the foolish habit of employing ex
pensive, quack doctors or usiug so much
of the vile humbug medicine that does I
I
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discnv
try, cures every kind of huuor, from the
worst Scrofula 4o the common pimple or
eruption.
Four to six bottles cure salt-rlu urn or
tetter.
One to five bottles curt? the ori kiud
ot pimple on the face.
Two to four bottles clear the system
of boils, carbuncles, and sores.
Four to six bottles cure the worst kind
of erysipelas.
Three to six bottles cure blotches
amocp" the hair. i .
six tn ten bottles cure running at theT
w -
ears.
Five to Eight bottles cure corrupt or
running ulcers.
Eight to twelveTbottle3 cure the worst
scrofula.
Sold bv drucrcrists. and in half-dozen
and dozen lots at great discount.
BUU'bHliiB'
MJtacoilauteoas
f . v?
you only Harm, but put your trust in
that simple. pure remedy. Hop Bitters;
that cures always at a trifling cost, and
you will see good times and have good I try in Philadelphia, now that it is again
The leader of the classes at Vassar
College is a Japanese girl. She is prob
ably the only girl in school who doesn't
scream at the sight of a ra Philadel
phia Chronicle Herald.
Greedy grocer (to farmer's wife who is
supplying him with butter): "This pun
o' bitter is owerlicht. gudewife." Gude-
wife: "Blame, yersei, then, I. weighed
it wi'the pun o' sugar 1 gat rrae ye yes
treen." It takes Worth a whole week of hard
work to design a costume for the French
actress Judie, but Lydia Thompson can
paitm a costume for herself in ball an
hour and make nothing of it. Philadel
phia Chronicle
'I feel a poem in my heart to-night"
breaks out a sweet rhymer of thought.
That's nothing; we can feel fifty poems
in our waste basket, and it wasn't a
goodjlay for feeling when wc threw
them there. Neio Haven Register.
I hate the winter with its mow
It is the bane of wedded life
1're drank tbe verj dress of wo,
. ot MarvAnn is now my wifej
And be it e'er to eold sod drear.
Each morn, at 6 o'clock or prior,
My darling whispers in ay ear.
It's time, my love, to light the firel"
Bernhardt has a wounderful picture
called '-The Young Girl and Death."
There are two figures init, and you can
take your choice of the iwo as to which
is Bernhardt and which is the young
girl. New Orleans Picayune.
Who is to take charge of Mrs. Lang
health, Chronicle.
WAMJUTOX LETTER.
TYasuinstox, D. C, Jan. 4th, 1880.
There is doubtless a strong public de
tire to have passed a reapportionment
bill, a funding bill, and a bill to govern
the doctoral count. But I doubt if any of
them will succeed. The truth seems to
be that the IIouso does not now feel the
sjbuj interest that it did at the.begin
ntf of the session in these measures. -
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us men to avoid an extra session. l&
fact, the course and composition of the
next administration are at this time held
15 inches wide, with reverse of the pearl to be the subjects of prime importance
embroidery. The demi-sleeves were fin
ished with a fall of the same rich, lace
about 2 inches wide, and above it ;
oana oi emoroiucry; out tne crowning
feature of the robe was the rich piece of
lace (also point d'Anrrleterre, and the
in all Republican councils. The election
of Blaine as Secretary of State, now be
lieved to be certain, cannot bat occupy
larger space in the reflections of Senator
ConkliDg and Grant men generally than
on a bill or bills that may go over to
another session without material injury I
10 ice country, n is Deuevea. too. dv
a settled fact that she will come to
America? Progress. Well, if she's as
good looking as they say she is, we
wouldn't obiect to doing it Boston Post.
Before m&trUge,
With won tiro oi care,
Bhe seeks the mirror,
And bugs her hair,
A'ter marriage,
With a-gry pi
tbe grabs her flipper
And Dinars tier heir.
A ew Orleans Time,
"Darling," she whispered, .he bent
"won't you'please go buy some of that
elegant lace in Air. Matthews' window
for me?" "Yes, my ownest," he mur-
mured, lie went oy it ail, and never
stopped the unfeeling wretch!
Water street mrctan's will keop their
fact dry in Winter by wearing Roskn
teal's boots anl Pboes. I j
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mm!
dor
ft irade fjom a Simple Tropical Leaf of
Rre Vlu, and a FOHITiVfc Keu edT
fo all thf diseaiie tbat cause pains m the
lower part ot the body or Torpid iYT
Beidaebe laii.dic H'tzines-. Vf.,
Malaria, and all cifficultie or the Kidues(
mnc Urinaxv Umacs. ft I'eiBBje
n Mo.tblr MecVtrfcattonp, and
t- Pp.oniniir. it hpB n fO'ial. ' It
.Jt rrn ht mitp th blood .-Trt erce ia
th A heat Blood FraiFiKa i i the only
trianv that cures B.iir't's Dieet
Warner's Hafe Diabetes
rift vm.vw.ww,
low DratrMits and all Dealers at
Sl.i5 r er bottled Largert bottle in the mar
JeL Try it. H. H. WARJJKH 0J ,
oct 16 . Rochester, a Y
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Miscellaneous
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Iliflcollancous.
DELSSOHI , PIMIO ' www Y
7ill ' 'make for the next 60 f of 1
S850 Square Grand Piano for onl7S245.
0vi ET O Magnificent rosewood case elegantly finished, 3 atringa 1-a
Si YLCi O OclavesfuU patent Canute agrafles, our new patenr overitmug
scale beautiful carved Wga and lyre, beavy $erpentine and large ftney. uiouldnig. iwtud
cWfaTtoFran.e, Flinch Grind Action, Grand Hammers,, in fact WjWw
S Schtu iu any wV xnd to the perfection ot the TS
Our piice for this instrument boxed and dUvered on board cars &245.00
. -rr i u war Hrrtol tnl Rook. enlV . 1 ' f - iCW
. ,ui ho ,r,t rm tAf. trial Please send reference if yoi
tfi
This Piano will be sent on tst trial, rwase seno .w" lLnvV K-Ti
,i.r fiaAh sent wIlh oiaer wm oe reiuuueu ucu. v.fe-
rw hi . . ... j .i ' riM. .1
bv us botn ways h naiiO i uol jusw w reiioucu
Tr.vupo inMf runiflnt tnllv W arranteo for uvo years.
n I fi Mnft S1C5 TO $400 (wito ool, 0iver and Book.) All strictly FikhT.
Dlll!!IV and aoid at Whoiesale factory prices These PiauOa aia
I IHIllUlJoueol the fiueat displays at the Centennial Exhibition, aud were
nanimously re)mmendeci for the HieHKST Howoes. Th Squares contain iOur New
Patent Scale, the great-et improvement in the history of Piano inakg. l b Up.
rits are tbe fine t iu America. Positively we make the finest Pianos, of the riebwt
tone a d the greatest durahiliry. Tbey are recommended by the high music! aiu
tborUies in tbe country. Over 14,000 in use, and not one dissaUsfied porcha r. Ail
Pianos aud Organs fcem oii 15 days test trial -freight free if unaatisfactory. Dot t fan t
wrie us before buyh g. I'oMtively we offer the best bargains. , Catalogue niai td 1 .
Handsome Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue of 48 page mailed for c bUiui.
Every Piano fully warrautd for 5 years. t i . If ,
M I II m V aud sweete,t toned Beed Organ ever ouVxed the musical public, t'
lIUaHIl V ataii)6 Fivk Octaves, Fivk sets ot rweedfou.- of 2J OcU:Vc
each, and one of Three ctaves. Thibtkkn Stopm with GRAND Obgan Diaras7
Melodia, Viola, Flute, Celeste, Dulcet, Grand-Swell, KneeJStops. ileigut, 74 in
Length, 43 in ; Width, 24 iD.; Weight, boxed, 360 lbs. . The case is of solid waluur.
veneered with choice wo -,ds, and Is of an entirely new and beautiful design, elaborttf -ly
carved, with raised panels, music closet, lamp stands, fretwork, Ac., au, elegantly
finished. Possesses all tbe latest and best improvements, with great power, drpib
brilliancy and sympathetic-quality of tone, j Beautiful solo effects and perfect atop.ac.
tiou. Kegnlar reUil price $285i Our! wholesale net cash price to have it introduce,
with stool and book, only f97 as one organ sold sell others. Positively no detLtkwi
in price. Ho payment required until yort have fully tested the organ in your owm
home. We send all Organs on 15 days test trial and pay freight both ways if instr ,
ment is not as represented. Fully warrauted for 5 years. Other s'yles 8 stop org! :,
only $65 ; 9 stops, $85; 14 stops $115. Over 32,000 sold, and every Organ has give.,
the fullest satisfaction. Illustrated circular mailed free. Factory and Warerooins oi U
St. and lOlh Ave. ... ' . . - ' ' ".
CUkTCT Mil SIP at one third price. Catalogue of 3,000 choica pieces sent i. r
OnCC I If I U will 3c, etamp. This Catalogue includes mostof the popular mus
of the a'ay and eveiy variety of musical composition, by the best authors.- Addressj
MENDELSSOHN PIAfcO CO., P.O., Box 2058f New York
City,'. .
dec 7 - . . :.- i r, ,, t"t 5 -i .
EARS
MILLION !
FOB THE
Foo Ctoo's Balsam or iWi GHE
... .
Positively Bestdres thej Bearing and is the
Onlv Ahsolute Care for De afnad Known.
X bis Oil in extracted from a peculiar spe
cies of smU Whim habk, oanhtta the
Yellow c?ea, ksown aa i;archarodon Kondel
etii. Erery Chinese Fisheiman knows It
lti rirtnes as a restorative of bearing were
discovered by a Badhist Priest about the
jer U10. Its cares were so numerous and
many so seemingly miraculous, that, the
remedy was t fficiallv proclaimed orsr the
entir 'mpir Its use became so universal
tbat for over 300 years no Dea'nese has ex
ist d smoLg t Chinese people. 8eDt,
cbarjres prepaid, to any address at ti per
bottle. Only Imported bv
7 Dey ev New i'ork,
8ole Aens for America.
1 M
CURED
W20illhUTESBY
its Tirtnesare utaieeticBabla an3 i(s cura-
rhiriitr flbBointe. as tbe writer can
personally testify, both from expeiiemeeana
observation, . ' . . .
Amoncr the manT readers or the tteview m
the part and onotber of the country, it is pro
bable that numbers are afflicted witn oeai-
new, and to such it may be said: "Write at
Aiiett te HatIocx A Co.. 7 Dev Street, New
York, enclosing $1, and you will receive by
ratit rn a remedy that will enable you to near
like anybody else, a&d whose curative effects
will be Dermat ent. lou will never rejrret
doine so." Editor of New York Mercantile
Review, Sept. 25, iss-.
deo 8
same width as tbea lace panels), which many Republicans, that General Gar-
cotmnenced at the point of tbe body in field s "policy" -is uncertain on . mauy
front, was carried gracefully over the subjects, and that tie coercive presence
, . . '. of Congress in extra sessiou may have a
hips, aad met in the back, r.lling orer restoring influence upon him. I believe,
the entire train and reaching to the bot- therelore, beyend the passage of uiot of
torn of it in two broad waves, being toe appropriation bills, there will be lit-
.I.J & A A L .LI!
v. :v ruu- ! uvua uviwccu me rea5seraoiinir xo-
Catarrh Sometimes
commences with a cold, bui its cur
always commences with the use of Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This old, reliabie
and well-known remedy has stood th
test of years, and was nevermore pop.
nlar than now.
flowers.
OW&KMt.
A correspondent of the Southern En
terprise fives some very interesting fasts
to that paper in regard to immigration
which will apply just as well to North
Carolina as to Georgia. II o publish :s a
table which rives the number of land
owners to the heads of families in various
counties.
France and Switzerland arc the two
largest land owning cations in proportion
to population. Next is the United States.
Scotland reports the lowest in the scale,
that is , there Is only one land-holder iu
every eighty-fsar heads of families; in
Ireland, one to fifty-two. Switzerland
leads tie ran. Foor-fiflhs of her heads
of families are land-owners; in Frante.
morrow and the final. adjournment on
March 4th. Even with a Democratic
quorum of the House present, which is
by no means certain, it will be possible
for the Republican minority to defer or
prevent action. N
A great effort will bs made, however,
to get consider ition fur Ueagun's Inter
State Commerce bill. Those members of
Congress who see or think they see a
great evil in railroad extensions uncon
trolled by the rederal government, are
increasing in numbers. Those whoareat
th:s moment experiencing personal in
convenience from delay caused by quar-j
re Is between rival lines from the East
to this city, will take up the fight with
earnestness when he session begins. But
this measure, too, will probably go over.
Denial by authority was made here
yesterday of the report that President
elect Garfield had any influence over
Mr. Hayes in the matter of recent ami
Conkling Federal appointments in New
Ague Cure
MM.WfiBDy mm.
ONE S;0,LAR .A VUti.
THE CIR'ULAION ff eis popular
newspaper hasircta-ed cu irg the past
yar. It'cnntai'p rll tbe e.din news of
the Daily Derail, &ou is arranged i - handy
departments, 'ibe
embrc special dispatches from all
ters f f tLe glebe. Uudor the bead ot
quar
third.
Is a purely vegetable bitter nnd
ful tonic, and is warranted a speed v and
certain cure for Fever and Ague, dhllM
n r ever, intermittent or Chill Fe
ver, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical or Rillnu VvAr ami oti
malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis-
York. J he denial was hardlv necessarv. I??!' raP,a. rul3? tonrae.
. jt .V,t Mr llftva n infinite .onm. frt. I I,""! S""."C.IU" ul uppeiue, pain in
Ijarreiourvos, ibuw wvuvu; . J. . .U.UJ . luo oacK antl ioms, ana coldness of the
ly miscniei, ana was capaoie unaiueaoil Fpine ana extremities, are onlv premoni-
mm W &.UU11U1 LL1UL' BULU It'll L111S. 1 1 IT II II V "v - ua I'lUlilO. LI A 1 iri III!
It il tinrolar, seeilg the ample fadll- nornbIe eLrect of which mut be the V the ague partxysim. sncceetled by
tic oar government oners iu cixxens ror strengthening of his enemy,
becoming land-owners, that our. people "Within a week the story alluded to in
hould suad third on the list of land, a previous letter, that Blaine would be
w . A. . t,.:. becreUry of btate in the next admmis-
ownert ia propon.oa w pwpuauou- tration is in
CommentiDg on these fact the corres I forces General Garfield will use to soothe
pendent goes oa to say and every word I Grant and Conkling's feelings of disgast
.. Vnrth Harolina aa ia I t tne selection is not known. If bena-
" I tnr Tl im roallv- to t.Vo r1 In .U
Cabinet he will doubtless retire early
fiom the Senate.
ine principle Avenue or tbe city is
to-day the scene of a sleighing carnival.
Georgia-..
The prosperity of the Sonth will, in a
mat degree, depend on tht increase or
landed proprietors, Snail farms is the
tseasnra of prosperity. From some late
statistic, r gathered the fact that in
France one million heads of families own
ed, in the aggregate, H.337.600 the
highest being thirtj acres; the lowest.
one-half acre. Bat few men own one
thousand acres in that remarkably pros
perous country. Sappcwc 200,000 heads
high fever aud profuse terspiratioa.
It is a startling fact, that quinine, arse
nic and other poisonous minerals, form
tha basis of most of tho " Fever and
Aguo rreparations," Specifics," " Syr
ups," and "Tonics," in the market.
The preparations made from these min
eral poisons, although they are palatable,
and may break the chill, do not cure, but
leave the malarial and their own drug
poison in the system, producing quinism,
dizziness, ringing in the ears, headache,
vertigo, and other disorders more formi
dable than the disease they were in
tended to cure. Ay Fit's Aoue Cite
thoroughly erndicntes tliso noxious poi-
are given the Telegraphic Iesj atcle. -f iK
wee Iioju ail i arts ot the L'liiou te
tare .lme icakek
THE WEKLYteHliCALD
he- moKt valuable chror icle in the world, b
:t l- tfe ct.eapeet- yerj week is givec
a fai?hf'ul eport of
rOllTlCAL EWS
"OilrACinff compute and comprebentire
cespatonrs trom waeMDjfton, iooiuoiDg luii
report of tha speeches of exrnent politioia&s
on tJ question ot tne nour
THE FAR 31 DEPARTMENT
or tbe ' Welr Herald sires the latest as
well as tbe zDOst practioal sureestioos and
discoveries relatirg to the duties of the farm
er, bint for raisin Cattle, Fool try, Grains,
Trets, Vegetables 4c, c. with susreestiocs
for keeping buiidisfs atd farming utensils
in repair. Ibis is 8pd en eoted br a wall
edited depai tinaut widely copied, under the
ueaa oi
) THE HOME,
giving receipts for pr&ctiotl cithe. h?nt for
maxmg ciorninir and tor keepine ui wuh tha
item of cocking vr ecccomy - tugested in
Wit dfprtintnt ia practically tested by ex
perts before iubiicti n Letters Uom on'
Paris atd London corresoocc'eDtson theverv
Ute-t fashions The Home Decart ent of the
Weekly berald Trill save tbe hoqsewif more
tbaa one hundred times the price of the pa
per J ha inter etts of
. SKILLED LABOR
are looker after, and everything relating o
O'chiui s and labor saving is eare;ully r
cordel Theieis a page oevoted to all trie
lateat phases of the business marke's, Cr:pa,
Merchandise, ie. Ac A ruotb e feature i
. ...
iouna is tu- speciAllv reported trics nd
condiiiois ot
TIIE PKODUCE MARKET.
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THE WILCOX GIBBS & CD'S MANIPULATED GUANO
Is claimed and admitted to be the
'' ' " -"- v '-
Best, Most Eeliable and CheapestFertilizer
in use for Cotton and other Crops.
jluu can alwayo dcponrl otx it." . .
Arrange for your supplies at once, on the usual terms. ' , T , ' - .
All material composing Fertilizers have advanced and some of tnem
are difficult to get. v . f ,
ror supplies and anv inform af inn in romi n-r,an
with ,: u . . i. rf,-- .
dec23 : Wilmington and liwlnv.h
ORfiSNS 30 to i000; 2; to 32
UiiUrtHO e,topa PianM q12's np p-
free. AddressDaniel F. Beatty, Washington,
J decSOiw
New and.Very Attractive Styles are
now Read-?.
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ay pajooents, $6.38 a qaarter
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IS TBM TITLE 07
A NEW ILLUSTRATED: PAMPHLET
Desaristive of tbe country along ard tribo
tary to taejiae of tbe - .
International and Great 7orth-
Tern Railroad;
and contains a good couhtt map of tbe Btat.
It aUo eoniins tbe names and addresses of
Farmers and Flanters ia Texas who have r
JPamis lor Sale or; Ken
and those who ill wnt Faait Hastds for nest
rear. A e py of this book will be mailed
ree to those who desire reliable information
about Texas, upon aDDlication br letter e
postal card to ' Al.LKV AfoOUY .
General Freight and Pass'r A gent, '
dec 30-4W Falestine, i exaa
Everybody ia oat to participatetl or to oiw fronuthe pj-atoni, and always cures
.ad V .nth A rtntu m f -.v th. I . . . . .-. - ' viimhuj iiu
VS. W ft WUtVU tVI Will.
best turnouts and the most Judicirons
masks and disjuises.
GCRDGEL
Sea a woman on horse back in anothe
co!amnt riding near Speer'a Ylneyardi,
of families. - ia the dtate or Georgia, I 4 mm9i Tn na rvsi Wins Ifl rr Am f nat ia
iwned. on an aTerae. forty act ea each, I ft Mhlvieauiem fer tha madical nro.
4hea diveraiSed agrtcoiiuro . would be
Kior in lieu of exclniire cotton, and
;eorffU w,t,d M prosperoos as
Fraoce. Woald il not be a more in the
runt direction, for tbe large land owners
ot Oeorji to diridenp their lauds into
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r tons and ths aged. Sold by DraggLiU,
The remedr that will cure the manv
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For Liver Complaints, Arm's Aocb
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stimulates thr system ; to a vigorous,
healthy nditi5n. - ' ,
"VVe warrant it when taken according'
to directions, , (
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