WILLAMETTE FAKMEtt: 3ALEM, OKEGON, MARCH 25. Ibb7.
HOHTII PAOIPIO DAIBV ASSOCIATION.
Tills nifaociittion met nt tho Council
Olmmbciv, in Portland on Wednesday,
Mnrch 10.
President in tlio chair, nnd promi
nont anions tlioHC in nllondanco were :
Tliomns Paulsen, W. W. linker, A. Pair
otibiirger, Capt. J. T. Apportion of Ore
gon Uityi D. C. Stewart, of Foroat
Grove, It. Scott, of Milwuukio. M. Col
ling, of tlio Hillsboru creamory, It. S.
Thompson, of Tlio Dalle, 51. Spurgcon,
of Vancouver, Sir. Glenn, of Fnirviow
dairy. Mr. Penintcr, of Fnirviow, C. L.
Itoper of Troutdalo and othcrn.
Aftor much buBinoss of minor Import
anco, n rcHolution wua iulrodoccd by 1.
C. A. Hcilmann to appoint a comtniltco
to confer with tlio oilicoraof tho Domes
tic and Fat Slock association. Tlio pur
poao of such consultation is to mako nr
rangcmontH, if practicable, to hold an
exhibition of dairy product in connec
tion with tho fat stock bIiow next fall.
Tho resolution was adopted, and tho
following perrons wcro appointed to con
stitute tho committco: Men.irH. J. Ii,
Kniipp, P. C. A. Hciltnnnn and 1). C.
Stewart.
A resolution wn piiMHOtl endorsing
W. 13. linker, as dairy cotnmiHwipiior and
recommending his ro-a)pointment by
Gov. Ponnoycr. Wo hopo that this will
fail. "In fact wo feol assured that ho
will not "got thoro." Ho is using great
efforts to inllucnco tho Governor on tho
strength of his Democratic record. Hut
wo huvo heard that n number of our
prominent citizens hero huvo flatly re
fused (o sign his recommendation for
ro-appoinlinont. Wo would ronlly like
to seo Mr. J. JJ. Ivnnpp of Portland, ap
pointed dairy commibslonor, if wo must
liavo one. No uno can or would quos
tion his ability to act ns Hiich, Ho is a
practical dairyman of extensive practi
cal oxporionco. Kditor.
A commiUoo was appointed to confer
with tho transportation companies for
tho purpoM) of securing n reduction of
rates ocr lines for mombcrs attending
tlio regular meetings of tlio association.
Tho following portions wore" apjointed :
Mcsscrx. Kuapp, PaUbnbiirger and
linker.
Samples of butter woro shown from
Wisconsin, tho buiicligriim region, east
uf the niountaiiiH, and from Fairviow
and Troutdalo. Thoso samples woro
carefully and critically examined and
tlio comparative merits discussed at
boiiio length.
During tho afternoon session somu in
teresting proceedings woro held. An in
structive and well prepared paper was
read by P. U. A. Hcilmann in regard to
cooling duvicus for butter. Other speci
mens of butter were shown and various
matters connected with dairy interests
disciiHi-ed.
Several now members weio added to
tho association, Ladies can now join
without iH'ing required to pay member
ship foes, and several availed thorn
solves of tho prlvilogo yesterday.
Mr. J. 1). Kuapp read tho following
address :
To tho Ollleers and Members of tho
North Paeitlo Dairy Association : Silica
our last meeting tho Legislature of tho
State of Oregon has met, held its usual
and in acts have
, Among tho acts
was an actamend
of tho State. Tho
session, adjourned,
passed into history
passed by that IkhIv
iug tho dairy law
amendments were substantially thoaed
dia'iissetl and recommended at tho last
meeting of this association. Oregon has
now a good dairy law, and I confidently
hopo it will give dairymen and consum
ers of dairy products all tho protection
needed. In one roscot tho law is still
difccliui. W'lnlo it declared that pure
unadulterated milk, and butter made
(mm the cream of tho same, thall bo
ftunished to customers, and a severe
penalty attached for its violation, it has
given no declaration or standard of puro
milk, of what should constitute in a
legal sen 10 or detormino tho standard of
purity. Suppose a dairyman is deliver,
ing milk to his cinstomers or to a cream
ery and in accused of adulteration. Tho
diarymnn assorts his innocence and per-
naps litigation ensues; experts are call
ed a witnesses ami authorities are con
sulted to establish what should consti
tute pure milk. Had tho law declared
that milk of a spo-illo gravity of lOUO
and 1- percent, volume of cream should
bo conaleicd and regared as pure the
contestant would have a jvoitivi and
legal taiuliud for comparison ; and any
pei. -on u common intelligence with
simple instruments within the roach, of
everyone. At a cot of lovjifl, could
detormino the question of purity or
adulteration to their entire satisfaction
without trouble or cost,
Tho committee on legislation appoint
ed at our last meeting to secure tho
needed amendments to tho dairy law
were divided on this question. A ma
jority of tho committco insisted on es
tablishing a legal standard for tho pure
milk, believing if such standard was es
tablished disputes that might arise
would bo more readily adjusted nnd set
tled without resorting to legal forms. A
minority of tho committco opposed bucIi
standard and rather than go beforo tho
legislature, divided upon any amend
ment wo asked, tho majority gavo wnv
nnd consented to huvo tho question of
standard ot purity left out altogether.
Had such standard boon established it
would render tho law moro positive
nnd easier of execution.
Hut ns it is wc have a good dairy law.
Any citizou feeling aggrieved on account
of adulteration of milk or short weights
in butter can rotnody tho matter peacea
bly inniHcll, or lulling to do thnt can
roiulily bring tho oflbndor to justice
wiiirymcn una now better examine
their butter molds, nnd if found too
small cut out and cnlnrgo them till
they bring, thorn to tho required stand
ard weight (5f two full pounds. Oregon
dairymon aro now relieved of tho un
just discrimination against them by
short weight butter imported into tho
Slato and sold to dealers at actual
weight and to consumers by the roll,
onnbling tho tuiddlo man to mako a
uouoio prom ami urns oiioring Dim n
promium to discriminate against a
homo mado article.
Tho consumer has now amnio protec
tion ngninst adulterations add tho short
weight swindle. Both consumers and
producers ought to bo happy. Oregon
dairvmcu havo now a fair field beforo
them and no unjust discriminations
against thom. With vory fnvorablo
conditions of climate, soil and puro wa
ter ho has tho elements of success with
in nis reach. If ho cannot now succeed
tho fault is his own.
Good, thorough, honest dairymon will
instiro success, without it tho host
quality will not bo produced. Superior
quamy commands ready solo at tlio
host going pricos, Each and every ono
should mako it his especial aim to pro
duco tho very host.
Should any lack iu oxporionco or tho
knowledge requisite to success, the Stato
has provided tho means to furnish am
ple instruction. Soction 111 was added
to tho dairy law, aitthorizinir tho dairy
commissioner, either by himself or by
his deputy, to givo n courso of lectures
in each county on dairvimr when called
upon by tho citizens of any county to do
so. 'i lioro oro sovoral publications de
voted to tho dairy intorcst, giving from
weckto week valuablo information on
practical dairying, so thcro is no oxouso
for ignorance on this subject. Tho
State has done nobly for tho dairy in
dustry. It has givon us a law nlibrd
ing umplo protection to producers nnd
consumers and furnishes, freo instruc
tions in practical dairying to thaso want
ing it. What moro could wo ask?
What moro should wo expect.
It now rosts with tho farmers and
dairymen to work out tho problem and
honest work will bring succoss.
Uniformity of quality and color is a
vory important olemout in determining
tho commercial valuo of butter. Let
twenty or thirty farmors having twenty
cows eaoh make their butter at homo
and thoro will bo as many different
(jualities of the product and as many
uifl'oront shades of color. Tlio quality
of each and nil may lo fairly good, but
tho commercial man has littlo confi
dence in it. Let tlio cream bo gathered
from each of thoso daries, taken to n
central creamery, worked by nn exert,
and the product of all combined will be
uniform and of one color. Tho product
will rate as first-class and tho commer
cial valuo in tho market will bo 2.ri per
cent greater than in tho first caso.
liio csmmisiimcnt oi creameries,
which I havo often advocated, will con
tribute very materially and rapidly to
tho success of dairying iu Oregon. " In
Ilia wny farmers and small dairies can
sell thoir milk or croam to cheese fac
tories and creameries and realize moro
for it than to work it up at homo and
got rid of all the work and drudirerv- of
doing so, Tlio day of small dairying
and selling the product to tho nearest
country storo is past. There is nothing
iu it for profit ; better feed the milk to
calves and pigt and snve the labor.
DEATH IN TAB WATER.'
Ii the Element we Srlmk Decimating the Peo
ple: How a Universal Menace to
Health Mar Be Disarmed.
A few years ago tho pooplo in a cer
tain section in ono of tho leading cities
of tho stato woro prostrated with a ma
lignant discaso, and upon investigation
it was found that only thoso who used
water from a famous old well wcro tho
victims.
Ptopessor S. A. Lattimorc, analyst of
tho New York Stato Board of Health,
upon analyzing wator from this well,
found it more doadly than tho city
sewage 1
Tho filling up of tho old well stopped
the ravages of tho disease.
Not long sinco tho writor noticed
while somo mon were making an exca
vation for a largo building, a stratum
of dark colorbd earth running from near
tho surfneo to hard pan. Thcro it took
another courso toward a well near at
hand. Tho wator from this well had
for years been tainted with tho drain-
ings from a receiving vault, tho porco
lalions of which had discolored tho
earth I
Tcrribloi
A similar condition of things exists in
ovory villngo and city whoro woll water
is used, and through tho filtoring which
tho fluids rcccivo in passing through tho
earth may givo thorn a clear appear
ance, yet tho poison and disoaso remains,
through the water may look ovor so
oloar.
It is still worso with the farmer, for
tho drainago from tho barn yard and
tho slops from tho kitchen eventually
tind their way into tho family woll I
Tho eamo condition of things exists
iu our largo cities, whoso wator supplies
aro rivers fed by littlo streams that carry
off tho filth and druiuago from houses.
This "water" is eventually drunk by
rich and poor aliko with great evil.
Somo causos pcoplo resort to tho filter
for purifying this wator, but oven tho
filter docs not rcmovo this poison, for
water ot tho most deadly character may
pass through this filter and becomo clear,
yet tho poison disguised is thoro.
Tlioy who uso filters know that they
must be renewed at regular periods, for
ovou though tlioy do not take out all tho
impurity, tlioy soon becomo foul
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
SMALL .ABVERTIRF.ME.VTH like the fo.
lowlnK will be Inaertetl In oar colntun, In
Itii-lr. proper rlnMlfleMloa, rr fS la lu at
year. Including ropy of paper.
ir Larger me charged for pro rat
CATTLE
"'ibKiI
a?
I). II. LOOIVGY,
Import ni,l Dreel-r
JERSEY CATTLE.
Bull for '. Addieas or oil: Jefferson, Or."
LADD & ItEEIK
PORILAKD. Oimnv.
Importer anil llcetler or
bhort-IIorn Gnttlo.
CoUwold and Leicester 8heep and Clyde date Horse.
c-
Jli O
j k. j a a Ji
AGUE MIXTURE.
MLf
S It SEP.
JOHN JUNTO.
Snlrm, Ogn.
Breeder f IMPROVED AM
ERICAS MEKIXOS of Span
ish Importation and crort
breed! of the French and
Spanish Itocki known In Or
eiran aa AilRltmAM iv.
KINO; A good lot of Ewei for eato aa well at Rama
Prlcea In accordance with the market Coneapondence
mr
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMED?
rort
Fever and Ayue, Intermittent
and liemlttcnt Fevers, tCc.
solicited.
D. M. GUTHRIE.
Italia ntwv.
Importer and Breeder
Spanish, French or American Mer
ino. Send for Prlcea etc.
8W1NE.
PURE BERK9HIRES.
B.C. HALLEY Halrm, nr
llaa a thoroughbred Rnriitemd Pli.
Call or aetid for mv nrtr Firm 7.
At mlloi eouth of 8atem on old aUfre road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GEO. I. UOODIIUE,
SALEM, . OREGON,
' Tha Leading WYANDOTTE and DROWN
LEGHORN breeder of the .Vnrthwwt.
Encloie alamo for clrcultr
C. Jeraey Calll for Hair.
MiL
Tbs Alaskan's chief Food.
Dining August mid September the na
tives shot from 100 to 150 deor within a
radious ot fifty miles. The methods pur
sued by thoso pooplo when they shot a
deer aro of such a nature that I could
not obtain any information as regards
the sue or shape of the animal during
the summer. After tho hunter has hot
ono or two deer ho returns to camp.
Tho women and dogs go out and tind
tho carcass, with tho skin drawn ovor
tho head and foot. Tlioy thou proceeded
to skin tho animal entirely; sever the
head from tho neck, breaking oil the
short horns, if a doe, and cut tho remains
into sizes to tit into bags earned by their
dogs. No portion of the animal is wasted,
the dogs falling in for a share. After a
native lamuy nas eaten its tut irom a
deer but littlo remains except well
picked bones. Strips and slices of flesh
are made up into bundles and tied with
strings of seal hide for future uso, tho
mass, hot and seething under the beat
of the summer sun, exhaling iu a short
time anything but n pleasant odor. Tho
skins being utilized for articles of cloth
ing are carefully dried and scraiwd cle.ni.
Tho white portions from tho belly and
legs are used for tho ornamentation of
overshirts, trousers and boots Alaska
U'ttot.
Spokiuto Fulls lleviow Mai. S. D.
Waters has taken an active part in in
ducing tho Spokane Indians to accept
lauds on a reservation, and to his kind
ly labors aro the pooplo indebted large
ly for the result of the meetings before
tho commissioners.
Now in liko mannor tho human kid
neys act as a filler for tho blood, nnd if
tlioy aro filled up with impurities and
becomo foul, coursing through thorn be
comes bad, for it is now a conceded fact
that tho kidnoys arc tho chiof means
whoreby tho blood is purified. Theso
organs aro filled with thousands of hair
liko tubes which drain tho impurities
from tho blood, as tho sowor pipes drain
impuritios from our houses.
If a sower pipo brakes under tho
house, tho sewage cucapes into tho earth
and fills tho houso with poisonous gas ;
so if any of tho thousand and ono littlo
hair-Iiko sower tubes of tho kidneys
break down, tlio entire body is allectod
by this awful poison.
It is a eciontitlo fact that tho kidnoys
havo few norves of sensation ; and, con-r-ctptently,
disoascs may oxist in these
organs for a long timo mid not bo sus
pected by tho individual. It is impos
sible to filter or take tho death out of
the blood when tho least deraiigomont
exists in thoio organs, and if the blood
is not filtered then tho uric acid, or kid
ney iHiison, removable only by Waruor's
safe Hire, accumulates iu tho systom
and attacks any organ, producing nine
out of ten ailments', just as sewer gas
and bad drainage produced so many
tatal disorders.
Kidney diseases may be known to
exist if there is any marked departure
from ordinary health without apparent
known cause, nnd it should bo under
stood by all that the greatest peril exists,
nnd is intensified, if there is tho least
noglect to treat it promptly with that
great specific, Warners Bttfo cure, a
remedy that has rccoived tho highest
recognition by scicntitio mon who havo
thoioughly investigated tho character
of kidney dorangomcuts.
They may not tell us that tho causo
of so many diseases in this organ is the
impure vvater-or any other ono thing,
but this poisonous water with its im
purities coursing constantly through
theso delicate organs undoubtedly docs
produco much of tho decay and disoaso
which eventually terminate in the fatal
Hright's disease, for this disease, alike
among the drinking men, prohibition
ists, the tobacco slavo, tho laborer, tho
merchant and tho tramp, works torriblo
devastation ovory year.
It is well known that tho liver which
is so easily thrown "out of goar" ns they
say, very readily disturbs tho action of
tho kidneys. That organ when de
ranged, immediately announces tho
fact by sallow skin, constipated bowels,
coated tongue, and headaches, but tho
kidney when diseased, struggles on for
a long time, and tho fact of its disease
can only be discovered by the aid of the
microscope or by tho physician who is
skillful enough to trace tho most indi
rect effects in tho system to the derange
ment of thc.-o organs, as tho prime cause.
Tho public h learning much on this
subject and when it comes to understand
that the kidneys aro the real health reg
ulators, as they aro tho real blood puri
fiers of the gysteni, they will escape nn
inflnito amount of unnecessary suffering,
and add length of days and happiness
to their lot.
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treat the Dlieaaeaof Domiatlo Anlmatt.
LL qneationa pertaining to tha profenlon, anal
U.JL. wcriMiijm.ii vaaioraunzLCItaai
a iixclilty. OlHce at the Mlnto Ur
Salem, Ormron.
tid Rhrellnr-
Limy Stable
janEltf
Jersey Red Pigs for Sale.
I HAVE A FEW FINE JER1F.Y KM! I'lUS
from Imported atock at low price.
J. E.J KIM, Tingent, Orjcn.
JL 1
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
orrxiaaiBi
Sciatica, Scratches, Contracted
lumbago, Spralm. Muiclea,
Bboum&Uim, Strains, Eruption!,
Sarni, Stitches, Hoof All,
Scaldi, StlffJolnU, Screw
Stings, Backache, Worms,
Bites, Galls, Swiuney,
Braises, Sores, Saddle Galls,
Bunions, Spavin Files.
Corns, Craclu.
THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY
aceomplUbea for everybody exactly what liclalmea
for It, Oneof tho reaoni (or the great popularity ot
the Uuitanir Liniment U found In It unlrcrsal
applicability. Everybody neeJa luch a medicine.
Tbe Iitimbermiinneedalt In caaeot accident,
Tho HouaevTlfo need It for gener&lfamlly uae.
The Cnnnlcr need It for hi team and hi men.
The Mecbuulo need It alrray oo his work
bench.
Tho Mlnevnteddt In eaae of emergency.
Tho rUneornred.lt can'tget along without It.
The Former needa It la bt home, bl (table,
and hi itock yard.
The Steamboat maa or the llontman need
It In liberal aupply afloat and aahore.
The Ilorae.fanclar needs It-It It bt bet
friend and aafeat reliance.
The Block. grower need It-It wlU sare him
thousand of dollar and a world of trouble.
Tho Katlroad man need It and will need It M
lone a hi life I a round of accident and dangers.
Tho Uaekwoodaraan need It. There Uuoth.
Ins like It a an antidote for tbe dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround tbe pioneer.
Tho merchant needs It about bt store among
ht employee. Accident will happen, and when
thete come tbe Muitang liniment I wanted at once.
KeepallottloUthelloaie, TU the best of
economy, "
Keep a Uot lie In the Factory, It Immediate
um la case of accident aare pain and toe of wag ea.
Keep a Mettle Alwuyeln the Stable fee
eo when waned. , .-,
This class of dtteases so common In all parts
of tbe World, and especially prevalent In ma
larious districts and vicinage of water-course,
are almost Invariably accompanied by more or
Ies derangement of the liver, and frequently
by a defoctlvo action of the digestive organs.
The mere breaking of the Chill is but a step
towards completing a radical cure; l.ho various
organs of the body, especially tho stomach ' ..
liver, must be brought to a healthy and vigor
ous condition beforo a permanent euro can bo
established, and this fact has been specially
kept In view by Dr. Jayne in his treatment of
these complaint. Tho uw of Jayne's Ague
Mltturo, in conjunction with Jayno' Sanative
Pills, as prescribed in the Directions nloh
accompany eaoh botUe, will not onl
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
bt restore tbe system, more particularly tbe
Ilrer and stomach, to a sound oondltlon, and so
prevent a relapse of Ferer and Ague by thor
oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and the best evidence of this I tho Invariable
success which has nlways followed tho admin
Istration of these remedies, at attested by th.
certificates published annually In Dr. Jayne's
Almanac, and tbe wldo-sproad popularity of the
Ague Mlituro in those dUtrlct of the United
States, where tho diseases, for which it Is
adapted, most prorail.
For Sate b) Snell, Itltihu A WooJird, Portland.
MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS ABB
oflorod for ealo rqprosontcd
as good aa tho Famous
BUT THEY
ARE NOT!
And liko all Counterfeit lack tho
Kcninrxcablo LASTING QuaUtlOS)
OF THE GENUINE.
ASK FOR THE
PEARLTOP
And Insist fl3jljlv Tnis
With S5i- CUIMNEX
rat0ctTw;i883.
The PEARL TOP is
manufactured ONIjY by
G0, A, MACBETH M0n
PITTSBURGH, PA.
RUPTURE
Abooluflr turtxl In ft) to 0
Uyi, by l)r llttvx IWnt
Alsurtifrtla 1 kit la Truii.
VatTiiitilthonlrleatrIyrruBa
inlhawtirlil kiillrelvdlrirnntrroia
It other. Perfect UcUinar. an dli wow
wtiheRnJ comfort nlgto toil tW 7 Our4
in irasiwnrti iir, ! nuiiiiitj uiovw iute
nt buadrttlturt-trirrt New IlIuftrttcJiiAu
nhlctt 1Y0. tTonlslnlnxfiilllnfiiniiKlloiL.
NLTIU tUVSIIU THUS CUMHANYe
UW Bis
U MX
ramiit I
ban yraaelaoo. Cat.
VI!
M
CMdlUOIHI
EDIDAL
Nervous
chronic
Frivatc
Q DISEASES
ISPENSARY
YOUTHFUL
FOLLIES
6 EXCESSES
SPEEDILY
CURED.
HlvkVitkiou Cheapest nt Port Drug
Co., lOOStiUoBtroot.
TAD A nnnriTr
V f ' K,Tr View Stock Karat.
W.r
m
mPmd
aN1ilii y 'gVe?
esBaEBs'"tA 1?" JS'
aHsWflMlHBT7iMrB4i7
JS.H
arlh
IS now (or aale at Pitilunu CA , a ip en id 1. 1
i .lerman uerrioi n-pir: dtrom rrancu.
tMMt lot ever brought to tha e aat Initn tin .
purchaMr 111 n t manty hjrcall ngon o-( J lre-ln;
11. WILSKV. or JAM. A. 1EKKY,mu l or l'u.
lunu,Cat. ia.Send tor CaUloua, nrlicl
Ohio Improved Chesters
HinimwicBiiipmvrMir.
Uzvnu PTfiU. Wins lai
lru In lb. Mates and For
etfn IXtunlrte. SI M risked
ariO lb. btnA for de,crtp-
ou htwv aUo fnwla TUk
t. a. aiuaa tu., cttnUai. o.
Nto
-v
Jp
Oregon Kidney Tea
rrmeUte ail. Try it
cure when il other
.NcriotivDetilllty, .SmliitU YTrnUiHN,
I'.xliaiiito.l Vltallt v,IHt Uluiiliitoil.andall
the teniblc elTectt of self-abuse and oceuca in maturer
) ears, such as nocturnal emissions, lots of memory, dim.
not o( vision, aversion to society, the vital fluid pauine
unotuerred in tho urine, and other tymptomtthatleaJ
to insanity and death. YoiliiKniluMlilillcfttrtMl
Men sunrrine from the above should consult us at
tjsce. Cure Kiiiiriiiitreil In nil Niirli ciki-h.
.s).SlIi;r.VT10. rilKb Chemical Analyai.,
indujing thorough microscopic examinations oflho
unne, $. An honest opinion Eiven in all cases. We
furnish Tlio Urrnt KiikIIhIs Itrinnly, Kir
Antley 'uojHr'a Vllnl Iteoiorutlve at $j a
bottle or lourtines the quantity, $ro.
N.aiii.K norri.i: iiikk
to anyone statute symptoms, sex and age. Address
KNUMNII SfklllVAI, IlINfKNNAUY
o. it Kruruy Kt., finu 'rnuciro. '!
ORGANS.
Highest Honor at all Great World' Kihlbltlont for
flnetren year 1CU stylra, ta te tail. 'or Caah. Kasy
'ayuicata, or llented. Catalogue, 44 pp., tto, free. .
PIANOS."
Tlie Improyed Method of StrtnirlnkT. Introduced and
perfectnl by sUtow A IUnt.iv, Is cunrnli-U liy rum.
petent Juiure to constitute a radical adtanco In Piano
forte conatruetion.
Itonot require one-quarter aa much tunlntr as llano
evnerally. Dverlptlt o Catalosrue by ntalL
iTremoaBt,BesteB, llOWaoashATeCWeago,
. p E,14t,Bt.raaIonEq.),N,T.
1 hae ateam rtriraaea
aud eery facility for
lift ami rapid execu
tion Of Hoot ami J ob
friutlna. as low a It
on be had In the State.
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