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BElhG GO JD.
That a person or persons should
-endeavor to ba, good and re
spiiiable is priis-w irnhy. The
better class of citizens must rule
in communities or nations, else
demoralization will prevail Let
u 4, however, draw a line b -tvvaen
simply bein goo 1 and
the faults of self-rihteouaness.
The great majority try, and
try hard, to be good, and in the
min succeed very well. They
sincerely desire to do what is
rint bat ara prone to judge
others by themselves. "There
is nothing good or Had but think
ing makes it so," is an apt saw.
I.' ve do that ar.iich is reprehen
sible, but are in ignorance of any
o;lme against society, so far as
v are concerned in our inner
hsciousness we are guiltless.
I t offense of a more serious na
t .-e mearly all are conscious
iui 1 there is little if any
:,i:erence of opinion regarding
the best methods of controlling
-and correcting the one commit
ting the misdemeanor.
It is in the little happenings of
oure ery-day life that personal
conceits and evidencas of self
riu hteousness are to be seen. If
we do not approve of this or that
trifling thing we are apt to make
light of those who do. For in-1
.-stance: Many years ago the!
writer remembers to have heard led with a second team in the
Miss A remark that Miss B had next two weeks, after which
.learned to dance and had tone'ga"tS wi;1 bs arranged with Sa
"d iffy" on th "light fantastic." j ic,n. Corvailss, AlUuy and Eu-
Time passed on and one day Miss
, , ,,
A had lost her head over roller
skating. Thus we sea how char
itable we are in our chatter about
our neighbors.
Thinking makes it so.
a thing, feeling at the time that 'court they are urn allowed to run
it is wrong, is indeed from theiw.th the ball,
personal standpoint, not right! "The Duia-i team is made up
Many of us think that becausejof two. members of the Dallas
...... j.. t- 1 j cliamoiou team and three voung
wC uu cui, nave a uuoue tu uu
ertam things that they are
wrong and others should be con
demn id for indulging in their
practice. The individual is like
dy to wish to control others by
the "Do-as I do" law, not be
cause it is right, but because "I
do it."
Environment, parentage, the
accident of birth, all have a bear
ing in the little "rights and
wrongs" of the individual. Some
-of us are born with talents or
predilections for certain things
and it is hard for us to believe
-evil of them no matter how fool
ish they appear in the eyes of
others. The writer has been
"fiddle mad" all his life accord
ing to the declarations of some
estimable people. We have not
meant any harm by it. Miss B i
meant no sin in dancing nor Miss
A in her fling on rollers. So it
is me worm over we juage not
always from a sense of what
-truly is right and best, but from
the conceits of our o .n little!
1 J 1 .
self-righteous selves.
WILL HE FAIL?
It is not putting it too strong
ly when the declaration is made
that the state of corruption pre
vailing in San Francisco before
:and after the great disaster of a
year ago has attracted world
wide attention. The stand of
the better class of citizens in
.San Francisco in their fight for
purification in the handling of
municipal affairs will be watch
ed by all right-thinking people
with the keenest interest.
To Francis J. Heney, the pres
ent prosecutor in charge of the
MHnn.iniifl.m.. 1 . .1 111 .-- f- t- Tl 1 CifdW
oilnri: Sr-VimifT nnH FJnpf in fhfi
alleged grafting in the Bay city,
ip the people look. Mr. Heney
is making splendid headway in
lhe prosecution from all accounts
and it is likely that some mighty
big fish will slip from the net
into the state penitentiary of
California.
When Mr. Heney was in Port
land as public prosecutor in the
Oregon land fraud cases he used .
small fish as bait for larger ones, j
-le is doing the same in San;
Francisco tod ly and what rascal j
is to be unmasked ere the;
show is cut is at best but a!
guess. lhe Chances are tnat
there are bigger fish in Heney's
net before the final cast is made
than Mayor SchmitZ or Abe
The chances are that;
Ruef. But who can it be? Ah!
.
tiiat S the question.
BASKETBALL d.i HOLLERS.
Latest Fad in Skating Will Cor
vallis Try it?
To the ner beinj-r on roller
skates it seems that to learn the
art of stiudiUi 11a 011 trje pesky
c.iintrs will Oe enough to satisfy!
the innermost 1 -ngings of his
sou!; but this feat once accom
pii.stied ambition, flies ever on
ward an I upwaid until running,
dancing and numerous tricks are
mastered on the treacherous rol
lers. The very latest, however, is
bjsitetball. mid if surgeons, "doc
tors a a 4 undei takers do not reap
a rich harvest from tlie proceed
ings it will be because appear
ances are deceptive. Oj the sub
ject of basketball on rollers the
Folk County Observer of Wed
nesday, says:
"Basketball an roller -skates is
trie laste.st lad. The young men
of Dulas have organized a team
ind will soon be ready to meet
allcomers. Kerslake & White j
nf the- Pnlnswum rink haic nrn. !
videdthe team with an ou.fit and
practice v i'l begin tonight. The
first giuie in Dallas will be play-;
is siid to not
ld;Usr materially trom the regula
. ' , f a-
tion ame, abnit the only differ-
ient'e heir. that rhs nlavprs are
Liinri . h A c,vPn
ja:siuce wsicu playing on skates,
To do' whereas, in playing on a regular
. '
men outside tne school. l he
i;.o.,r. .;n u., . t u..j t
and Leon Eider, lurward.1-; Geo.
Brown, ceuter; Tracey Savery
and George Morton, guards."
This Grange Objects.
Asa Swale Grange is one of
the Singes of Linn county that
doos not take k.n-ay to the pro
position to use the referendum on
the state university appropria
tion, says a Telegram dispatch.
At a meeting of the grange a
resolution was introduced tavor
ling the referendum and the act-
iuuofanumoer ot other county
granges m securing petitions to
have apptopnotion referred to
the people. Ash Swale grange
voted the resolution down by a
large majority, and went on re
cord as favorable to the univer
sity and higher education.
The grange also refused to in
dorse the DroDosition to refer the
tree pass bill and the armories
bill to the people. J.H.Scott,
of Tangent, one of the leaders in
the effort to have the laws lefer-
.
!red, was present and spoke at
length on all three propositions,
especial ly that of the university
appropriation, but his efforts
were in vain.
Real Estate Transfers.
S A Tharp to J O Jorstad, 162
a near Monroe; $1.
Thos H Cooper and wife to
Minnie E Newton, lots 11 and
1 2, block 33, Avery's Add Cor
vallis; $300.
U S to Robert McFarland, 140
a near Summit.
M J Cameron to C E Cameron,
tract of laud nw of Corvallis; $1.
Bentley Realty Co et al to J
D Wilcox, land near Blodett ;
f00 -
John D Wilcox to A J Hodges,
land near Blodgett; $i.
L V Flint to SI H Young and
wife, fractional block "B" Jobs
A:d Corwdili-; $10.
M E Co rubers to S J Nichols,
lot i nl fractional 'o 2 anrt 3
in block 1 Avery and Wells Add
Corvallis; $300. J
M W Midhollen to LJand
L'-n SiarK, Mud oeir OAC;
Additional Local.
Ex-Mavor Walters of Salem was tae
finest this week of W. H. Savage.
The OAC baseball men will play WiL
,a uetta University here, tomorrow af-
temoon. a goof crowd and a good game
i are expected. lathe garni at Stlem
1 Satnrday, OAC defeated the hifch
mi Dl" Vne.8Core .1 1.
same 1 ay me lor.ai team uu num ut
! rnawa bv the sco-e of 18 to 11. The
Aggies are making a good refutation and
should receive the encouragement and
support ot all local lovers of the sport.
The funeral ot Mrs. VV. D Washburne
in Brownsville, Tuesday afternoon, was
very largely attended, several going from
this city btsides the relatives. It has
been Uarned 'hat paralysis was the im
mediate cause of death, as the operation
1 for appendicitis was entirely successful
Relatives in this city state that the par
alysis was foreseen by the physician, as
complications made the case a deBperate
one from the start. There was only one
chance in many for recovery and that
one was in an operation, and Mrs. Wash
burn decided to take it. The funeral lock
place from the residence at 2:30 and the
remains were left to the last long rest in
a cemetery ab-mt three miles frim
Brownsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold King returned
the first of the wees from a brief visit
with relatives near Wells.
A. N. Locke, who suffered a stroke of
paralysis a lew weens ago at his iiome in
North Corvallis, remains about the same.
The left fide is helpless, but the mind re
mains clear, and Mr. Locke is able tu
converse wi. h his friends and others.
Mrs. Lucia AdJito-j passed through
Cjrvallis, Wednesday, en route from
Newport to Eugene. She
organized at
society with
the bay city a W, C. T. IT
a good membership.
Mrs. W. T. Norton has arrived home
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Smith, at Hod River She re
ports the young folks as prospering.
Mrs. VI. J. Lyons left Tuesday for her
home in Portland, after a two weeks'
visit in this city with Mrs. C. A. Canan.
Miss Grace Huff and Mrs E nery Al
len returned Monday evening from a
brief visit with relatives in Portland.
One of the most unique social affairs of
the nionttr.oucurred at the John Rickard
home on south Third street. Tuesday
evening, Miss Lillian.Ranney being tbe
hostess. It was a "23" party and 16
guests were present. In the uameof
"23"MarK McCallister carried off first
prize and Miss Edna Allen captured the
booby. Many novel features were intro
duced in the gamef, and after partaking
(iihl.fr...,mt.ti,.
B-"-'
el exactlv 23 minutes before the mid-
night hour sounded from the town clock.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Will
Horning, Mr. and; Mrs. Vance Tavlor,
Misses Mary Cauthorn, Iva Barclay, Ada
Finley, Edna Allen, Esther Purdy,
Grace Huff; Messrs. Charles Porter,
Mark McUallister, Charles Shenofield,
Floyd Huff, Ben Bernard and Claude
Mnrpby.
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy.
You may ask why Graham & Wells
are able to guarantee to refund tne mo
ney unless Mi-o-na stomach tablets cure
when no other remedy for stomach trou
ble is sold in this manner.
If the stomach is only given a rest by
using a digestive, the muscles soon be
come weak, and it is necessary to con
tinue taking a digestive tablet after
every maal. Oa the other hand, Mi-o-na
used before eating, strengthens the
stomach so that you will so m be well
enough to give up the use of medicine.
Mi-o-na costs but 50cabox, and makes
positive and complete cures. The best
roof of its merit is tbe guarantee to re
fund the money if it does not cure chat
Graham & Wells give with every box.
FROM THIS D ATE
'Til further notice ail glasses fitted by PRATT, The Optician, will' be
absolutely guaranteed for one yean against breakage of
any kind
25
Brands of
BREAKFAST FOODS
We Carry
BUT YOU WANT TO
TOASTED CORN
This food is put up in one pound packages and sold for
a package at
Si DDES GROCERY
Two weeks from tomorrow the OAC
liaseball mn meet the TJ. ol O. nine in
a gam at Eugene, and two weeks from
Monday there will be a track meet in
this city between OA(J and Pulln an
Full particulars of each event will be
duly given in these columns and in the
m n n"me the local men will lose no time
in practicing
The state sheep inspector of Oregon is
apooimitig deputies in the VHrioux sec
tions of lhe state and the new law i t be
enforced throughout the country. Ac
cording to the Polk County Observer it
will be the duty ot these deputies to in
stect all sheep :n tbe counfy and to
supervise all dipping done by the dock
owners in future. Sheep afflic-ed it!
s ab and other diseases must be dippeti
u u til cured. The new stock law will he
hailed with satisfaction by tLe farmers,
as it removes the state qiiarantiai anti
permits ct em to dip their sheep at ho i.e.
Heretofore, all sheep shipped trom the
state ha I to be inspected and dipped al
Poitland, or othr d stant ehipoing
points, at a heavy expense to the ship
per. This inspection will no longer be
required and the dipping will be done at
home under the direction of the Deputy
State Inspector.
It is declared that married ladies in
Corvallis are now frequently seen wend
ing their way towards the skating rink
about 9:30 a. m., with a little package
tinder one arm, and that when accused
of taking their lunch, they look guilty but
offer no denial.
The Tuesday afternoon Readicg Cub
has adjourned tor the suui.uer. At its
i-oncluding meeting o Ulcers were elected
f ir the year as follos: President, Mrs.
Frederic Ber'-htold; vice pre-d 'ent, Miss
Sarah Jacobs; secretary-treasurer, Mr
B. A. Catbey.
The farm residence of Mack Porter,
about seven miles south of Oorval'.is,
burned to tbe ground, Wednesday after
noon. It is said the fire was started from
a detective flue, and once under headway
the building was doomed. The dwelling
was a good one, being worth probably
$ J.500, and the loss is a heavy one for
Mr. Porter. Full particulars were not
obt lined up to the hoar of going to press
yesterday afternoon.
The me -libera of the Rabskah lodge of
this city have received an invitation to
hob nob with the Independence brethren
of the order, next Tuesday evening. If a
large enough number signify a desire to
go, a motor will be run over and back icr
their benefit.
Eunl Howard and family returned
home to Bsllefountain last w ek from
thi St. Louis, Mo , Medical School whe.-e
Mr Howard has been studying.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kiger returned
Tuesday eveniug from a several weeks'
stay on iheir island ranch above town,
w.iere cney did their truit spraying and
other necessary spring wo k.
Mrs. Burnett, mother of Sheriff Bur
nett, is over from Albany for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. SeotfrKiag and children left Wed
nesday for the Johnson Porter bop yard
where they are to camp out and train
hops lor a time.
There is to be a game of baseball in
this city, tomorrow afternoon, between
the Rock Hill nine and Kliue's Kandy
Kids. The pUce anl hour had no't been
decided up to the Gazette press hour.
Another change has occurred in tbe
dray business in this city. Jim Howard
has purchased the Lee Hankie truck and
is to take possession tbe first of May.
Five extra fine, Urge horses left on
Wednesday msrning's boat for Portland.
Tney were purchased by Albers Brothers
milling company of that city, by whom
they ae wanted for use. Black horses
were preferred and a black team pur
chased of Rufus Skipton and snipped
Wednesday brought the seller $550, ac
cording to report. Another fine bay,
purchased by Albers Brothers of Jo'.-n
Whiteaker, is said to have brought some
where in the neighborhood of $350, and
another bay purchased of a Mr. Smith
of near Philomath brought a cool $300.
The prii-e of the other animal was not
lean ed. More animals are wanted by
the same tompany.
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TRY TIIE LATEST
Notice to Creditors.
Notice ia hereby (riven to all whom it my con
cern that the miorii$r'.ed has h.en duly appoint
ed by the 'bounty O urt of Uemoa i 'ouitiy, ore
kou. adoiiiiisur.,tur oi lhe tsusc of Alexauuer beu
nett. deceased. All person having cluinu agaiusi
the estate ol sajd Alexander beunett, deceased,
art hereby required t. .present the bame, Willi
proper vouuht rs there fin. duly vended as by law
lequired, -within six luoiitos trom the date hereof,
to Uie undersigned at his residence at Monroe.
O'egoa. or at the ulfiee ff Mctauden & rysun, at
torneys. Corvailift, Oregon.
Dated Match 8, 11(07.
. . 1 E. BEUNETT,
Ai-i"n9trator tf the estate of Alexanuei beunett,
d cea ,L
Notice to Creditors.
Notice w hereby given to all whom it n ay con
cern that the undersigned has been dulv appoints
aaiuimctraior witb the will annexed of tue estate ol
Isaac eorter, deceased, by the Count)' Court of cen
tral County, oreROii. All persms haviuir claims
atramst the estate of Isaac forter,' deceased, are
hereby required to present same, with proper
vouchers tneiefur. auly veriliedas oy law reQuiieo.
wuhin six months innu the uaie her. of, to the un
dersigned at his residence in titnlou County, lro
goo, or at the odice of MeF-dden & ilr.bon, attor
neys, Corvallis, Oregon.
.bated ataruh 15th, lmT.
JOHN F. PORTER,
Administrator with the will auuexed oi the estate
of Isaac Pot ter, deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given ihnt the undersigned has
been dul appointu aumimstr&lor oi the estate ol
Aloert benny, deceased, bv ihj Cuavy C-iurt oi
Benton t'ouuty, Oregou. All persons i.avhur claim.
against said e.-late are hereoy required lo present
tlie same, ouly verified as oy law required, to l,.e
undersigned at Corvallis. Hcuton County, O-egon, ol
at tbe office of J. F. Y ite3 at Corva.lis, Benton
County, Oregon, wiiam six months Ironi ttie date o
this notice. ?
i..ted Alarch !nu, 19j7.
J. W. HNLiY,
Administrator of the estate ot Albert Deuuy, de
ceased. 6
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate of Nancy J. Slagle,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
that the undersigned has been duly appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Nancy J. &iale, de
ceased, by the county court of tlie State of ircroa
for Benton Cnuuty. All persons having claims
uvaisnt said estate of said Nancy J. Stable, deceits,
e -., are hereby required to present the same, with
the proper vouchers, duly verified as by law re
quired, within six months from the date hereof, to
the undesigned at his law office in Corvallis, in
Benton County, Oregon.
Oated this April 9, itfo7.
E. E. WILSON,
Administrator of the estate ot Nancy J. stagie, ue
ceased. 31-41
For Chief of Police.
I hereby announce myself as a caadi
date for tlie odice of Chief of Police of
Corvallis, subject to tbe will ot tlie vo
ters at tbe coming election.
33tf LINCOLN CHAMBERS
For Chief of Police.
In response to tlie request of many
citizens, 1 hereby aimouuce myself as a
candidate ior tne ollice of chiel of po.ice
of tbe city ol Cor value, subject to tbe will
of ttie people at tli- coming city election.
If elected, I siiall consider myoaciiof
odice binding, atid shad do my duty
wilhoutfear or favor.
aotl J. D. WELLS.
Gotd Jltiugment
Is lhe essential cimrajieristic of men
ami nuiuea. luvaluuoie lo goou oul-
uien tud uecef surj to good housewives.
A. woman snows ouil judgment when
she buvs White Cream V ei uiltuge lor
er baby. The beat worm mdiciue ever
ottered lo mothers. ;vi,iuy, iudee l, are
tbe seusioie oiotiie.s, who write express
ing their KruliluUe tor Uie good health ot
their children, wiiii.h they owe to the
use of .V bite's Citum Vermifuge, boid
by Graham & Wuriham.
Ju.t Because
Your count! is only in your throat and
does not trouble you now, don't think
that it needs uo atteuliun. When it has
not bad mucQ of a start is the time to
check it. The slightest cough easily
leads to Pneumonia, Bionchitis aud Ujn
sump iou. A bottle of Baliaru's Hore
hound Syrup will cure that cough. The
rice puts it within reach of all. Sold by
Graham & Wortham.
What You See
Is Worth Twice
What You Read
As you are now coming to
market with the opportunity
of comparing values, we ask
you to see our lines.
We have a broken line of
Ladies' and Children's shoes
which we are doting out at
remai kably low prices. Come
before your size is gone.
Also some remnants in
Drtss Goods, Wash tioods,
etc., at bottom prices.
Oar new Spring and Sum
mer stock is arriving and is
reaciy lor your inspection.
Make money by buying our
lines, aud save money by
getting our prices.
Henkle & Davis
Murray & Mack Coming.
The two real comedians Mur-
! ray & Mack and their colossal
'musical gaiety "Around the
i Town" will be the extra-ordinary
Attraction at the opera house
Tuesday May 7th. This attrac
tion will be brought to Corvallis
under a heavy guarantee, and
the management assures a thor
oughly artistic performance.
The company is now playing a
week's engagement at the Se
attle theatre, and is booked to
appear at the Heilig in Portland
on May 4th and 5th. 36
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imcesfive inirruons. SKt . t per
month; lorali up to auil luclii.ft U.-H
additional wor la. cent a om for eacb -insertion
For all eitttairiert'ti uvt-r o word
1 ct per noM for ttie- first kim-umh, !i
ct per won! lor mch a.;.iitio.ial lcaer
.'ion Motli'Hu inserted for le thauft.
Ixidire, H-ie!ytid c en'S ncticea,
iwtior than si rictly news matter, will b '
viarif.-.i t'jr.
HOMES FOR SALE,
AS 1 AM v.OINhJ OUT OK I UK BlKSf.
ln-tis wii i-ei! aiy Krih wmvh min at
b li turn, or would ix--tiii(s ft
K'O l refi'tfiice it Corva iu, i n sirull
fa ni of qi-ai value. Hami ed 47.HIH)
bushel .t grin this vaoo. H. N.
Williamson, Wflls, (ire. 2 1 if
WILi. SK1.L LOTS U uKVaLLIS,
Oregon, on insialmeiit pi., . and ns
e si pnri basers u bono Sou.et. iu Uu tn
i.esured Address Kirt Natiuual
tfnnh, t orrallis, Or.
. L SrOi, MY LOTS IN lNEiI POhT.
r , tor pot cash, ha nici- iiihial
nenti., nud help part'es 10 build limnea
theieo. ; ir. desired. A.l iress M. S.
.1 k c vadip.
Veterinary Surgeon
DR. E. t JACKSON, veterinary
surgeon and dentist K siut uce lz'M
Fourth street. Phone 889. Uihce loll
Main street, Phone ZU4. Give him a
call.
MARKET
SEE DiSTOR li A LARl-E SUPPLY OF
lresh (jaruen seeds in buia, ju.n. receiv
ed An kinds ol lartu and garden
seeds, seed wheat, oats, hurley, pi.ta.
tce, ariu-tiokes, feed oats, cliickt-n
leed. Laud Plaster. Fivi kinds ol
clover aud vetcn. lean KiruiHti clover
by the tar load. Second dooi nortu of
expretS otfict. L. L. Biooks. Phone
boo.
1 WILL PAY THE HlfiHEST AUR
kel pi ice tor poultry, i.ks, vial.uui,
ect., at T. .1. Bouldei''s sr"'tfy store,
corner becobd and Mouiue fet , oppo
site Corvallis Hotel. Your rash is al
ways leudy, and a sijiiiii' deul guaiuil
teed to all. Tuns boi'LUiiN 9tf
BALED VEi'CH HAY. ALSO SO.Uti
timottiy. T. A. LoasDuN K. E. D.,
1, Col valiic; Puoue o, tiiauer. 3tiif
FOR SALE: HAMMuTH BROMZE
tukei1 et;as; two louis at head ol Hoi k
weiuli 3u arid o5 lbs.; hens ironi 1J lo
18 Ins. Ei4gs If2 51) per unzt.ii. FbanK
Wyatt, Philomath, Ortgou. lud.
Phone la on Wyatt line. 33-41
PHYSICIANS
B. A.. CATiJbY, JVl. ..it'iLtibiOiAN
tl. Omce tloorb ; iO lu iZ a. iu , tO
4y.ui ixeei ticket) : cur. olu uiiU Aa
MMiti oto Xbiepuuiib at otnoe aliii
House Decorating.
FOR PAlJN iliNti aaD PAPEULNG isEli
vv. Hj. 1'aul, luu. 4oo liuf
KV1ARBLE SHOP.
lu ttUU reptiriiig a out) ntuxiiy ; bavtf
ttgcut'b cuLUuilobluu. touup JNoria
AlTOKNtYS
J. K k AlilS, AllUKJSiKl-ATLAW.
OiXice U e La lie In ziciuil uluiiigt
iiB Oregon-
VVANTLD
V A.NTEL A CHUICE PIECE OF TIM
tier laud. Musi ue ciieap. AcloresH
P. O. zzo, Corvoilis, oie.
OAZnit'l'K wu vv cui.y Olcbomau at
BANKING.
THE Flk.-jL KATIO.NAL BANK Ofc'
CorvaiUs, v-tgon, irausacU a general
cousertative uanaing business. Loans
money on approved security. .Dialui
Oungnt and tuiUati l money .ranslfcireU
to uie principal cities oi the L lilted
btateB, iiiuiope and toreign couiilrieo.
Don't Put Olf
For tomorrow w bat you can do today.
It youput ott buying a bottle ot Ballard's
fouow Liniment, wueu that pain cornea
on you won't have any, buy a bottle to
day. A positive cure lor Roeumatism,
Burns, Cuts, cpraius, Contracted Mus
cles, etc. T. S. OraUam, Prairie, Grove,
Ark., vt riles: "t k-u iu tuauit you for
tne good lesuits I received lrom Sjow
Liniment. It positively cured Uie oi
R.,eumaiism after otneis bad tailed, sum
by Graham & Worlham.
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