Coquille City herald., October 09, 1900, Image 1

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C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R EG O N , T U E S D A Y ,
O C TO B E R
weighing from 3 to 5 pounds. They
Our Rivers and Harbors-
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| aro then called “ grilse” or ‘ silver
Washington, Sept. 2 6 . - The re­
ID e n tis t,
Work ot the National Irrigation Association.
Some days ago I met a fisherman sides” and aro mature enough to
port of Ciptain W. W. Harts, in
propagate
the
rpecies.
Now
all
charge or a part of tli» river and
The vista that the possibilities friend and said to him: Well, how
" C o q u i lle C i t y , O r .
of irrigation reveals, says the Los goes fishing? “ Fishing be jammed,” this time they have been priycd harbor improvements in Oregon,
Opposite Hotel Coqoille—east front.
upon by birds beasts fisiieR and for the month of August, has been
Angeles Herald, is almost stupend­
Will niuke regulare viiits to Bandon and
he answered. There ain’t no fish in
the human race, so that it is only received. It shows a general act­
Mvrtle P a i n t . _________________________ ous, as a few facts and figures pre­
pared by the National Irrigation the liver to speak of; and it seems 1 «1
ivity in all ( sections.
O Q U IL L E
a tytho
of » V the
eggs
hatched
that
I J LAAVJ U
UC Y
g fi“
U
W H UCU
w ,n v
Association demonstrate. The Fed­ like there never will be ugnin.”
;
live
to
enter
as
1AQUINA BAY.
the
river
again
H O S P I T A L .^
eral government today owns 100,-
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j a :« „
ii
The blasting of rorks near t! o
How
can
you
expect
it?
I
an-
silversides”
nnd
“
HilverHide«
and
it
is
a
very
small
.
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.P
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000,000 acres of laud, whirl) is • ..._i
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. I entrance to the hay, which was
NEW AND ELEOANT ROOMS.
o f tlip s e t h a t u
a t n t u m i u
ii m
t h u e . p r o V i d i e d i f *• o r l u t .« h e ■
worthless ouly because it is arid. s w e i e d , > n \ ii o n j v o n f i s h e r m a n d o n t ! i p u r r o o p n o o r r t t i i o o n n UI
l a s t . s e s s i o n o f «
SAN ITAR Y CONDITIONS PERFECT.
This “ unwatered empire” can be let any fish get up to spawn. When n^re Gf mature “ salmon salur” or Congress, was continu 'd through-
E X P E D IE N C E » NilUSES.
reclaimed by irrigation and rendered | the fish have to run the guantlet o f . chinook in a narrow river like the out the mouth, when the sea was
) FUSONS dosirina to ooine ti> Coquille
for Medical or Surgical Treatment capable of sustaining a population all sorts of nets for over 30 miles, | Coquille, where a seine net can smooth enough to permit.
Over
ntay obtaiu rate« and other information, of at least 50,000,0()0 people.
In
by addressing J. 11UKT MOOHE, M .D.,
j
it
is
n
wonder
to
me
thut
they
«coop
a
whole
stretch
of
river
from
”
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Coquille City, Oregon. the words of the secretary of agri­
1800 pounds of giant powder were
culture in his last annual report: j haven’t beeu exterminated before bank to bank, and a set pet can be used in this work. It was placed
i p i l h C0>1 M E R C IAL -i-----
“ More than one-third of the country | this; and it is only a question of a |
a enmg from one bank here, in cement bags and weighted down
The most modern arranged BARBER depends upon the success of irri­ j very few years when a salmon w ill; nnj ariotncr from the
other bnlik will) sand, before being exploded
gation to maintain the people, the
SHOP in Coquille City.
means of an electric wire. This
l>e
a
rarity
in
the
waters
of
the
Co
-1
there
so
that
when
the luckles by
sal-
blasting succeeded iu securing a
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. industries, and the political institu­ quille.
|
mon
escapes
“Scilla”
(the
lower
net)
tions of that area, and future growth
! depth over the rock bearing ledge
“ Oh!” he »aid, “ government will j he falls into “Charybdis” the other of 12 feet at low tide, where tliero
will also be measured by the in­
crease of the reclaimed area, in a have to put up a hatchery, and then an(j then rsmeber if the male is j had beeu but six feet heretofore.
region which, in the extent and di­ there will be plenty.”
caught, nnd the female gets past | The Masting will continue until
A t t o r n e y . a t - L a w , versity of its mineral wealth, has no
A hatchery is all very well as a the whole of the nets, those | finished and the rocks shall have
M AR SH FIELD , OREGON.
equal on the globe, the riches of
all beeu removed.
the mines in the hills arc already supplement, but with the present eggs will not be featilized and
TILLAM ooL BAY.
Dealer in Ravi. Karim of all kinds.
surpassed by the productions of conditions as they exist on the Co- so will not hatch; but poor widowed
About 1000 tungs were removed
/"'tO Q lJILL E COUNCIL. N O ..W OF THE the irrigated farms in the valleys,
quille, it would not help very much
she will not go{to the spawning
Fraternal Aid A s s o c ia t io n meetH tb e
from Hoqnarten Slouah. One huu- I
and the nation at large is at last and would it not be very much like
2d Tuesday e v e n in g o f e a c h m o n th .
ground alone, but will try to make dred and sixty tons of stone and ft j
J. W. Suae*, Pres.
awakening to the fact that the de­
killing the goose that laid the golden her way to the mouth of the river large qnantily of wire were placed j
Mr«. Alice Tuttle, Sec.
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velopment of the use of the rivers
YCUUGUS LODGE, No. 72. K. o f P. and arid lands of the west will con­ egg and then crying for some one to for another mate, and that accounts on tbe incomplete spur dyke which
meets every Taesdt.y evening nt Masonic
bring her to life again to ask the for the many red fish caught in is designed to maintain tbe chanuel
Hall.
Brothers in good standing in sister stitute one of the most important
dredged
through the
epochs in our increase in population government to step in after you the Dets sometimes— sulmon which receutly
lodges are cordially invited to visit us.
slough, leading to Tillamook City.
M . MCDONALD, C. C.
and
material
wealth.”
fishermen
bad
with
“
malice
afore
V, It. Wilson, K. of It. A S
have stayed too long iu fiesh water One bundled and nineteen tons of I
WOltK FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. thought, killed off all the fish.
OURT OOQI IL L S HO. i
F O BE8T -
brush and 316 tons of rubblefstoue [
trying to get anolher mafc.
ers of America, meets every second and
These stupendous
possibilities Just think of it! Beven seine nets
Then we have todake info account were placed on another spur dyke |
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall
also
present
a
colossal
problem.
Coquille City, Oregon.
fishing all the time they can every the weather when the saltnun arrive in the same channel. The sum of
Guo. O. L each , C. R.
How may this gigantic desert be
$2941 still remains for carrying on
H. N. L o b h n z , R . 8 ________________________
transformed into a land of pros­ day, and miles upon miles of set at the mouth of the river.
this work.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . i »7, w o o d m e n
perity? Who is to redeem the na­ nets first on one hank and then an­
If the water that deboudhes from
COOS BAY.
of th<* World, meets at Horsey Hall,
1st and bd Saturday nights of each month. tional domain by- n comprehensive other, besides drift nets everywhere the river is not pretty fresh the sal­
At thp sea end of the north jetty
.T. W . L enf . vk , Consul.
system of reservoirs? It has been evervnight. How can a single pair
mon will not venture inside as their at Coos Bay, 27,181 tons of rubble j
J . G. Simmons, Clerk.
demonstrated by twenty years of
of fish get up to their spawning instinct tells them the streams will stone weie placed in position. The j
E V EN IN G T ID E CIRCLE, NO. 214, experience in irrigation development,
J W. of W.. meets in Hersey’ s Hall on and by the reports of government grouud?
be too shallow to allow tli’em to get usual deplb of 20 to 22 feet at low !
2d and 4th Saturday nights in each month.
Here is a slight sketch of the life f ir enough up to deposit their tide has been maintained across
experts and engineers that the great
' JENNIE L. ROSE,
the
bar. Authority has
been
Guardian Neighbor. problem can ouly be solved by the of a salmon.
The female always spawn; and they remain outside to | granted to make and place large
J. G. Simmons, Clerk.
federal government. Captain Hi­ choses her mate before entering
become a prey to predatory fish, concrete blocks at the sea end of
N HAD WICK LODGE, NO. «’,8. A. F. ram M. Chittenden, Engineer Corps,
at the entrance of the river - seals and sea lions which soou make the north jetty for the purpose of
J and A. M ., meets on Saturday evening
U.
S.
A.,
in
his
report
on
“Surveys
on or before each full moon. ‘Visiting breth­
for Reservoir Sites,” declares em­ they always pair—and when they away with vast numbers.
Now, demonstrating their usefulness in
ren cordially invited.
C. R< MANlHiB, W . M.
phatically that reservoir construc­ get to a nice gravelly bed in some taking all these things into consid­ protecting the sea end of the jetty
J. J. Lam b, Sec.
tion in the arid regions of the west branch creek from the river they eration it is plain that if the pres­ against heavy seas. The work of
raising the crest of the uorth jetty
UKLAH * '! I \i*rE B . NO.
O. E. 8 ., can properly be rallied out only
work i ut the sand ami gavel to the ent policy is persued of “catching at the sea eud by placing additional
meets Friday evenix g on or before
“ Private
each full moon at 8 o’ clock from April 1st through public agencies.
to October Hist, and thereafter at 7:fld; and enterprise can never accomplish the depth of a foot or more and 2 or 3 all they can, when they cun, how rubble stone on it under contract
saoh Friday afternoon two weeks there
work successfully. As
between feet long, frequently bruising them­ they can— unless the fiskermen will be continued. Also the work
after at 2 o’clock.
Miss E mma L orknz , W . M.
state and nation, it falls more prop­ selves,veyv|much in this arduous task themselves make lows tint shall of forming aud placing the new
cement blocks by hired labor.
Mrs. Jennie L. Rose, Sec.
erly under the domain of the latter.” [I dare say most of you Lave seen
give more fish a chance to fo. their
The funds for Coos River hav­
lO Q U IL L E L O D G E .N O 5 8 ,I . O .O .F .,
TEN YEARS WOCI.D RECLAIM THE WEST.
what ar« termed “dogsalrnon” with eggs undisturbed, and see that the ing heeu expended, no more work
J meets e v e r y Saturday evening. Visit­
ing brethren in good standing cordially It is estimated that $113,000,000 discolored bruises on and taken
laws are strictly carried out—sal­ has beeu or can be done there.
invited.
E. L. F itcii , N. G.
would reclaim the and lands of the them for diseased firli.
These mon fishing on the Coquille will
COQUILLE RIVER.
J . S. Lawrence, R- S.
west; that an expenditure by federal bruises have beeu made is scooping
The work of removing obstruc­
a m ie
bebbkau
l o d g e , NO. 90.
soon
be
a
thing
of
the
past.
goverment
of
$15,000,000
a
year
for
M I. O. O. F ., meets every 2d and 4th
out the gravel for the deposition of
tions to navigation between Co­
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd F tl- ten years would open up lands for
IV. H. W addinoton .
quille City and Myrtle Point by-
lows’ hall.
I bma L itkkss . N. G. tbe settlement of a population as big the eggs, and in covering them over
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Anna McDonald. Sec.
hired labor and the government
D o w A r e T o n r K id n e y s V
as that of the entire country at pres­ afterwards.]
T O Q riL L E ENCAM PM ENT, N O . 2 5 .1.
has beeu pushed along.
Dr. Hobbs' Spa apus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam­ barge,
ent.
Appropriation
of
$100,000
was
When the female is extruding her ple free. Add. St irliu« Uemedy Co., Chicago or N. Y. Twelve thousand and forty cubic
J O . (). F., meets every hrst and third
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Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows made at the last session of congress
yards of material were dredged
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­ for preliminary surveys to discover eggs the male follows and cover
On the authority of a well-posted from the shoals and 500 snags re­
iting patriarchs in good standing.
the best locations for the immense them with milt—fertilization being
A WHENCE C. P.
external—and then both cover them man it is state! that an advance moved. The work of dredgiug
J. J. Stanley, Scribe.
reservoirs.
The
assistance
of
every
organi­
as deeply as they possibly can with in logs and lumbering may be ex ­ the obstructing shoals and remov­
J. F. HAYNES.
SHAD HUDSON,
.’
zation and of every individual in saud and gravel, sometimes to the pected. The mills adjacent to ing snags in this 12 miles from
Covuille City to Ilackliff’s Laud­
forwarding this all-important work
depth of 3 or more feet, this is Portland are buying log rafts ex­ ing is now complete, aud small
should be welcomed and assisted in
tensively for delivery, mouths steamers have no difficulty in ply­
possible way by the citizens called n “ salmon read” and the fe­
ahead. This is taken to rneau that ing between those points.
Mining and Real Estate Agents every
of California, who will substantially male will lay from 500 to 900 eggs
The contractor placed 192 tons
Eckfoy, Curry Conuty. Oregon.
derive more benefit from its con­ for every pound of her weight, ac­ higher prices will prevail.
AVE valuable Mine*. Farm». Slack
Changed conditions prevail in of sloue iu the south jetty nt the
Ranches and Timber Lands for sale. summation than the inhabitants of cording to her maturity.
sea end, thus completing ail work
any other section of the eoutry.
The time between laying and the loggiug business here, accord­ on the south jetty at the mouth ot
House and P> a c r e s of la n d well im p ro v e d
A
NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION.
in Wilbur, Douglas county. O r ., for Rale,
hatching depends a good deal on the ing to the estimate of a man posted the Coquille. Work of rebuilding
or exchange for property in Myrtle L omt,.
“ The National Irrigation Asso­
temperature and may be all the way on the industry. As is well known, the old incomplete north jettv.tram-
continues the “ Hearld,” “ is
the leading millmen are busy fill­ wry st award from the shore wns
^ h e Lone Star-*— ciation,”
doing most valuable work in awaken­ from 80 to 140 day. In the waters
ing orders ahead, necessitating the continued, and the tramway was
of
the
tributaries
of
the
Coquille
ing interest throughout the country,
C . O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R .
extended 45 feet. The contractor
C o qu ille C o y , O r.— O pposite Depot. cast and west, in the cause.
The river eggs deposited iu the fall— running o f large forces day and now has hut 14 men, and is en­
policy that the association advocates Oct. and Nov. — would probably night. Several of the mills, how­ countering some difficulty in secur­
Keeps only Pare Wines and Liqnors and
is, in brief, that the federal goveru-
Fine Cigars.
hatch in the following February ever, Smith Bros, for one at last, ing a large force with which to
The Americas Club Whisky is one of the shall build, wherever necessary, irri­
have been declaring there is no continue the work.
specialties served in thesa Clubrooms.
and
the hegining of March.
gation works required for the rec­
j
8IU8LAW AND OTHER RIVERS.
In the first state they are funny money in sawing lumber at the
lamation of the and public lands, re­
Best Billiard TaMeiii Sonthmi Oregon imbursing
Notwithstanding
itself from sales of the little bej gars called “alevins" carry- ' present time.
The contractors placed 6525 tons
land reclaimed; and that a fair ing about a huge yolk sac which the demand for lumber aud the of nibble stone in the north jetty,
C O O S
B A Y
share of each river and harbor bill nourishes them until they get strong p ' ve condition of the legging tius- liiingiug the crest of the jetty f o r
shall hereafter go for building
the
#or \ iness, it ia declared thete is little 90 feet up to five feet below
, (1
storage reservoirs. To carrv out and large enough to look out
c . TL-
• is evidently i tbe
i ,. mi..;
plane
of . mean L!_L
low .. tide, • .. llie depth
profit.
I
his
miui-
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V
C. W. PA TERSON, Prop.
such a policy requires an effective themselves, which is in about 2
f water in which the jetty is be­
The anomalous condi ing extended is now about 55 feet.
M anufacturer of Marblo Monuments, Hea 1- national organization, which can mouths while in the alevin stage mam vie*.
only be realized by aetivo and gen­ they are greedilly sought after bv ''o n is explained by one lumberman. Tbirty-thiee men are here em­
stones. Tablets, etc.
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping eral support. Commercial organiza­
ployed.
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or­ tions are asked to eudorse this mountain trout, mink fisher cat. i He 8"-VB " ,B l<« £ orB ,or once ," 4VB
Little is teing done ou the Cob
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
(black martin) Otter and other the long eud of the deal and have
urnbis at the Cascades. A small
iving in the country or other towns who policy and coperate with The Na­
mav wish anything in my line of bnsiness, tional Irrigation Association.
Per­ mustellidece and also, I am sorry, to maintained this advantage o u t amount of work lookiug to the
O r fo
M ABSHFIFT o
sonal co-operation and membership say by their elder brothers and sis­ the lumbei dealeis and mill men priltPcu on 0f the embankment on
in the Association aro necessary ters.
for some time. It was not always | ¡he north side of the lower entrance
for the success of the movement.”
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In
the
next
stage
they
are
called
•»«
*n‘1 thB lo«KBr** *r0 j l b# “ “ l* * n<1 reps,r8 ‘ ° ^
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HOLBROOK, MERRILL
rnrr” ami
and are
are irora
from H to
to o 3 , i P'By>°K
ou BOme of . ,he' r h*rd I and
8' T Rome
’
^ additional
Progressing
slowly,
In both the September and October “ salmon
aamion parr
paviecj
ban
& S T E T S O N ............
numbers of The Delineator, Mar­ inches long. You are all acquainted I c o n 'ri0' 8! get mg ou
i g
I been done on the south side of the
garet Hall has shown very skilfully ' with them; they are so called from 1 almost inaccessible places. It ls canal. The contractor earned $4028.
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
the value to both mother nnd child
not infrequently found that after The canal and locks were open to
S T O V E S *"
of “ The children's hour.” The heart­ j the transverse bars along tbe sides, a logger has under aken bis work navigation throughout tlm mouth,
felt words of Miss Hall have a dis­ ! and our youngsters along the river be finds profits laigely reduced »nd 2078 tons of freight and 4381
tinct tendency to raise the great ! catch them by the thousand and
passengers passed through.
profession of motherhood to its know them as “ shiners.” The sec­ by the difficulties of getting timber
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and any other
proper plane. The women who ond spring after they are hatched to water or rail lines.
Rural
N.
W
.:—
Industrial Agent
are interested in gardeniug-and
Another condition which mili­
their nnme is legion— hnve the ad­ they get shining silver scnles which tates against Columbia river log­ Judson, of the O. R. A N , is assist­
ing nu Oregon man to find Brown
Or any and everything
vantage in The Delineator of cor­ cover up tbe “ parr marks" and are
responding direct with tbe well- then kuown as “ salmon smolts” and gers is that most of the logging Swiss cattle of tho highest merit,
carried in a
known horticulturist, Wnrd McLeod, the larger and bes matured smalts camps convenient to water are and it is not improbable that a dis­
First-class Hardware Store.
who takes charge in that magazine
worked out aod gi^id timber can play of this rather rare but attrac­
migrate down the river to salt
tive breed may be made at the state
of an entire department devoted to
be bad only by penetrating the
fair next year. The Brown Swiss
water during April and May, and
practical gardening.
wooded wilds futhei
from tbe is a dairy breed and in color the
The October number of The De­ are cought under the name of
TSuccessors to J. J. Lntnb. j
lineator, in additon to Miss Hall's “ river trout” with rod aud live by river. More railroad lines will cattle look something like Jerseys.
soon be necessary, it is asserteeb ! „
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.
COR SALE AT V BARGACT.— article and Ward McLeod’s work, tee male and female deciples of
.
r orty-nve per cent of the workers
to reach the logging forests yet over R(j ¡n England become paupers,
* Land at Cedar Point, with boom and the eighty or more sketches of Ike Walton all along tbe river.
untouched.-- Portland Telegram.
Of two men over 55 one goes to the
and boom privileges.
Also, over present-day stiles, which are prom­
Now is the time when the young
250 acres of i ' T O. 1 bottom land, inent features the magazine, contains
■
‘
poor house. John Morley makes
Ti* C «ire a t «»l«i ••« » n r f » « v .
this alarming assertion.
within 2 miles of Coquille City, in over twenty other valuable contri­ salmons puts on size and weight.
Smolts have been marked weighing TRke Ll„4TtT„ Rl, „ „ Qrnux* TAai.ni.
quantities to suit purchasers. En­ butions. For thirty years it has
been trusted by American women only a few ounces, and some of All d ro jiiiis ts r e fu n d the m on ey i f It f a i i s t o
T o c a r « C «n « iip * c n > n l a r a m .
quire o f
W. SINCLAIR,
I *»
,.
.
> c a r e . K. W . G ro v e » s ig n a tu r e ia o n e i w | T a k e Caacsrets Cam!v Catbarttc. loc or 25c.
for
guidance
in
home
dressmaking
*tf]
Coquille City, Oregon.
them w ere c a u g h t 4 m o n th s a fte r box. 25c.
if c c. c. fail locum, (irugKi.starefuuci moccy
and home management.
J . W . STR AN G E,
C
AN UNWATERED EMPIRE-
A Plea for the Salmon.
NO. I!,
9 , 1909 .
in
fin e
S p r in g
I
W hen we would like to
feel strong, vigorous and
ambitious, we are weak,
tired and dull; appetite
T z *k <3
is poor, food is not relished,
sleep does not scent to
refresh, we go to bed tired
and get up tired.
This
1
John F. Hall,
C
jV)R SALI
147 A cn i of Land
4 mile
from Norway, C i s county. Known
I an theMuClary place, ! .i pati '¡I if'-., «-all
on
HENRY ORADY,
jun2Qt4
Norway, Oregon,
condition is because of
thin, impure, s lu g g i s h
blood which is unequal to
the demands of the body
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T o tïie
tlm c r t u n a te
Dr Gibbon
G re a te s t
for more life, vigor, energy,
strength. Nature cries for
help, and it is to be found
in H ood’s Sarsaparilla, the
S p r in g
A
1 } KX
1 ii ft I D i a e i i r i ,
1 •
great blood purifier, blood
enricher, blood vitalizes
H /S e s iio iis o
Be sure to get H ood’s,
because it is Peculiar to
Itself— and remember,also,
SaUafyaib.
This old reliable and
most e necessfu 1 spec-
ifilist in San Fratois-
co, ht ill continues to
” . cure ¡-.il Sexuel and
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.
N «* r v o u s D ebility,
Itrpoteitcy. Scutinfil Weakness and Loss of
Manhood, tho consequence of uelf-abnae
and excesses producing the following symp­
toms: Hallow countenance, dark spots un­
tier tho eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
the ears, loss of confidence, diiGdenca ia
approaching strangers, palpitation of tha
heart, weakness o f the limbs and back, Iona
| of memory, pimples on the face, couphs-
consu motion* etc.
Dil. G IBBON has practised in Fan Fran
else:» over 37 y -arsan J those troubled should
not fail to consult him and receive the ben­
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