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(DAILY AND WKBKLY.) .
BY HOKER BROTHBRS,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1895".
BWMBBILll J11LJ 1 . l J i IL IHJLJ I 1 J 1UI
business mon
Oregon farmora and
can do no better tban to organize
oresmery districts, with one largo but
ter, factory at a central place and
skimming stations at convenient dis
tances. At these skimming stations
' the milk of from 400 to 000 cows can bn
aeperated and tbo skimmed milk re
turned to the farms for young stock
and swine. Tuo cream is tlion taken
to a central factory where with all the
most Improved maohlnery and with a
refrigerator plaut it Is manufactured
into an oven grade of tbo best scientific
butter produot. This can bo shipped
in carloads to tbo largo butter mar
kets and command tbo top price. A
number of small creamorlea each
making a different product, and
shipping in small lots cannot read,
this result. Whllo the butter on
largo scale can bo put up for 1 cent a
pound, tbo small crnamcry cannot pro
duco it for less thon 3 to 4 cents u
pound. Tho difloronco is saved to tin
farmor by tho plan now proposed ut
Salem, It Is not a now thing but ha
beeu tried at many places where it. lb
now operated successfully. The col
lective system of gathering cream from
skimming stations 1b the highest devol
opmentof co-operative butter manu
facture. If this system can be estab
lished now it will be a sourco of
constantly increasing wealth to tho
farmer. Wo havo tho land for pas
turenud growing feed or cows. Wo
have u good start of cows. Tho far
mers havo tho horses, tho help and tho
timo to put tho milk Into tho stations
whoro tho cream is extracted. Tho rest
of the work Is douo nt tho central fao
tory which must be near a railroad
track and business centor. Tho contral
factory wlil oost (0,000. Tho skimming
stations can bo set up at any central
neighborhood and cost from (700 to
91,000 for separator and outfit Includ
ing building. If our farmers and busi
ness mon have the right spirit, with a
full knowledge of tho facts to ba placed
before thorn noxt Saturday nt a publlo
meeting to bo held at Salem, thoy
should close a coutraot at onco with
reliable parties to put in such a collec
tive creamory plant. Tho numbor of
cows Is now small comparatively, to
thickly settled dairy regions. Their
milk produot is low. But wo can do in
the Wlllamotlo yalloy Just what hos
been dono In scores of other countries.
Cows and pastures can bo Increased
and will naturally bo increased ns soon
as there Is a euro demand for tho milk
product, aud with tho great lutor
mountaiu region lying to tho oast of ui
thero Is no limit to tho market at a fair
prlco.
CANNON ON FINANCES.
The Illinois Congressman at Port
land. "vVhat havo you found to be the
prevailing sentiment in tho Middle
Weston the financial "question, Mr.
Cannon?"
"I bellovolam making a most con
servative statement in saying that nine
out of every 10 voters In tho Mississippi
valley are blmctalllsts. My own views
on this point aro well known, as I
assisted in framing tho monoy resolu
tion among others at tho national Re
publican convention in Minnesota, and
nothing has since occurred to change
mo from that position.
"It cannot, of course, be denied that
gold is tho basis of money valuation.
Whllo wo have, In round numbers,
$500,000,000 of silver In this country,
which, dollar for dollar, will purchase
as much as gold, wo know that Its In
trinsic value Is only half as much; that
If It wero not for tho knowledge that
wo can got 10 gold dollars with 10 sll
vor dollars, that is to say, the govern
ment Is able to guaranteo that with lis
goid resorvo, our silver would only
purchase halfv what it does under
present conditions. It is my bollcf
that tbcro ure enough clear-thlnklng
people in this country to keep it from
tho rash experiment of free coinage
ttlono among all the nations. Wo aro
nearly all bimetallism, but let us take
care that wo do not find ourselves,
through free colnugo legislation, cast
upon tho deplorablesllver monometallic
basis, such an Mexico rests upon.
"When tho leading commercial
nations agree upon a uniform colnago
ratio, whether that ratio bo 15 to 1, 10
to 1 or SO to 1, wo may thon undortako
the coinage of silver and the two
ANNEXATION AND NICARAGUA
After the noxt preoldeutal oloollon
and tho advent of n new administra
tion tho Hawaiian Islands will pretty
certainly bo annexed to (he United
States. In n letter to a friend lu this
country, L, A. Thurston, formorly
Hawaiian minister at Washington,
denies tho statemeul current In admin
istration circles hero that tho cuueo of
the republic and of annexation Is
weakening m there Is a tendency to
revert to a monarchy, iio save:
"Tbeso reports will not hurt us In the
long run, ns loglo of events contin
ually falsifies tho statements that are
made by tho enemy. Tho republic bus
amp'e strength to bold tho situation ns
long as Is necessary to accomplish tho
object that is kept steadily In view,
namely, annexation to tho United
States." The Cleveland administra
tion got started wrong on Hawaiian
through tireshnui's hatred of Hurrlson
aud Cleveland's stubbornness kopt It
on the wrnug track. When a Republi
can administration comes in things
will be diflereut. And things will be
different, too, with regard to tho Nicar
agua canal. Portland Oregnmau.
If Harvy Scott lluds oui'.tliat nnucxa
tlou of tho Hawaiian Islands will take
ten million dollars n year away from
the sugar truBt and that building tho
Nicaragua canal means cutting the
earnings of tho Southern Paclflo rail
road right lu two in tho middle, he
will denounce both as schema of the
Populists to interfere with tho nntioim
prosperity.
Your
Blood Pure
If it Is, you will be strong, vigorous,
full ot life aud ambition; you will havo a
good appetite nnd good digestion
strong nerves,, Sweet sleep.
But Low few can sny that their blood
Is uuret How many people aro suffering
dally from the consequences of Impure
blood, scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism,
catarrh, nervousness, sleeplessness, and
That Tlrod Fooling.
Hood's Barsaparllla purifies, vitalizes
and' enriches the blood. Thcrcforo, it Is
the medicine for you.
It will' give tou Dure. rich, red blood
and strong nerves.
It will ovcrcomo that tired feeling,
crento an appetite, giro refreshing sleep
and make you strong.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
fls the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently In tho public eyo today.
riUTTM
5
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u
nons
J. (.. BLAKE, l'rop.
TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OUBOON.
"fJ-Hiifclnl rnlfl to tnurUts and land localeri)
Hoard hv llin wrck nud free hack In Newixjrt
for surf liiolng, snii Hilotz reservation ann
other jMiluts lu county, every other day, IS Oil
rtAwHUSm
HOP STOVE
BOTE MONTEREY
Hrrr1c Dillo tlie after-dinner pill and
nOCKI S KillS f.,wllT rothnrtlc Me.
A
Sonic tiling
THAT ODIOUS SUPREME COURT.
The North Platte Era prints two
columns of The Jouhnal's scorch of
. , ... . i . . .....' ho Nebraska Supremo Uoutt lunket.
metals will tuus obtain nu established ' ' "'
tquallty. I Tlio Polk County Democrat print a
"In this country tho ncgregato page of Tjib Journal's Nebraska Su
amount ropresouted by insurauco nud promo Court roast,
similar nollcles Is ton thousands nf mil. I
lions of dollars or ton billions. This' Tll "Pokrok ZuPttJu." opub
iusurancehas been thus far paid for In "Can Bohmlm "owspapor of Omaha,
monoy. Tho whole sum will probably I Neb" hft8 a C0,umn edltor,al ,n at0'
bo nald within tho next 36 voars. Will I batlon of TitE """"- Supreme
, wour. article, xue OUltor or tno t'OK
I rok Zapadu says, in opening;
insured for a fow thousand dollars as Jn m;r
J ATM
for Mother nnd tlio
Children.
NEJWPOR1, OR.
This elegant how h t'l on
the beach is tho moat delight
ful resort of Oregon, nnd is
run in tin- host of style. Terms
moderate.
Mary Fitzpatuick,
7 ntf Pro).
THE BOSS
THE .JUMBO,
nud
iRON KfNG.
HOP
'xnt
of nU kinck nnd
dimensions.
PEICES LOWER TFAN
THE LOWEST.
r
pIcto t0 t,,k
EAST!
VJA TUB
SMITH III!
MEHAMA, OR.
WHAT THE JOURNAL OFFERS FREE
Two High Class Magazines Needed
in Every Household.
Good accommodations, -with
table and bed kept up to its
old standard. Guests served
with the greatest comfort
7-iotr
tho pooplo accept a reduction of one
half? Will any voter, whoso llfo is
Tho New York Independent is a
great religious nowBpapor. It Is cstab.
llihed on a tnonoy-maklng basis. A
copy is Bout out to all newspapers In
tho country to warn tho public agalust
the proposed plan to consolidate tho
Northern Tacino with tho Great North
ern Hallway. Thoro Is niuou talk
about the violation of state laws
against such consolidations of rail
ways. The editorial Is a plea In a
religious newspaper, supposed to givo
good religious advice about stocks nnd
Investments, for tho plans of Mr. Na
poleon Ivos, lato of tho Toomba Prison
of New York. Mr. Ivoa is to set this
great transcontinental lino on Its feet
and bo a savior aud a proteotor of the
dear pooplo against tho overreaching
of tho great Jim Hill, who at the head
of a foreign ayndlcato of English aud
German capitalists Is planning to run
tho Northorn Pacific. The whole sub
ject la viewed with suspicion by the
people. The rotten management of
the Paoiflo railroads by auoh men as
Ire, VJIllard, Huntington and others,
the vast debt these roads owe the gov
ernment, tho way they manip
ulate congress and the admlulatra
won, an snows mat nib people aro
were playthings in tho bands of sharp
h aud millionaire gamblers, who
tho only provision for his family in
caso of his death will any voter risk
legislation which cuts off one-half of
that slendor provision t Thoro nro
1,000,000 saving bauk depositors in tho
United States, with doposlts aggro,
gating 55,000,000,000. That was good
money when they put it In. Aro they
going (o risk legislation which will
provont them drawing out moro than
one-half?
j"I thoro anythlug moro ilearly
corroot than tho statement that a
fluctuating money modlum Is th o
thing most deslrod by tlio speculating
class, tho inarkot manipulator, who
kuow how to turn all cliaogo lu value
to their own profit?
"PefTer," as tho mouthpolco of
populism, has latoly been talking on
tho 'slavery to mot-Ham, not blmotnl
Ibui or monometallsui, mind you, but
racialism: aud ho has como out ludors
mg a curroncy proposition which
amount simply to tho old flat monoy
proposition. This shows tho truo poal
tion of the populists. With Germany
indorsing a resolution for a mouotary
conference, Ungland for blmetallsm,
Frauco ready for a ronowal of tho Latin
unlou, aud tho whole commorlcul
world uearlug an agreement on the
coinage ratio, tho populists talk. fUt
currency. Thoy don't want want Bllvor
after all. Thoy aro after Hat money.
They, would say to a corn husk, Jlo
thou ton dollaos.' "
coiou stranku noslm clouum vrchnl
no souuu a sice sdoluje, zo sudi A. M.
Post a T. O. O. Harrison a komlsar
John M. Iteaizau. uulecall sn turn n
xvyiul rodlnaml vo zvlastulm paluco
yom voze Unlou Pucltlo drahy.
After Intelligently reviewing tho
performance of tho Nebraska Judges,
he very sensibly concludes as follows;
Journal by so nomol tak rozcllovat;
vsak mu to promljlme, vedouco, ze
nonl zuamo, zo cleuovo nasoho vrch
nlhn soudu nejsou sluhovo lldu, nybrz
sluhove tech Jez Jo zvollll, totlz korpor
acl. Wo must say the sontlmeuts of tho
editor, Jan Itosloky, are moro patriotic
and loyal than those of somo American
editors who havo expressed thomselves.
The Journal, Daily and Wkekly
aro not sent any longer than thoy nro
paid for. No bills aro run agalust sub
Bcrlbers. Plcaso mako a note of that
and renew promptly,
Bkh our premium oflor of two splen
did magazines for tho family.
Tho trials of the yaohta Vigilant and
Defender lu American waters will be
of great lutoroat next week, as the fast
est yacht Is to contest with tho British
yaoht for tho world's championship,
The English yachts wero all outsailed
last year by tho Americans and they
have sent their boat over early to try
her In tho waters on this shore. A
yacht raw Is as nearly perfeot sport as
can be devised. The conditions of
wind and water are never twice alike,
and there is no limit to the time that
U 11 I -.!-- -
II sVisssm II
II Bfy "IsMi
fiv Xr
Jouunal renders who renew
cash subscriptions on the fol
lowing terms can have thoir
choice of two very desirnble
mngajrinea free.
"QUEEN OP FASHIONS"
fVeo, by mail, ono year to any
subscriber who pays for the
Daily by carrier three months
in advance, at this oflico.$1.50;
or tho Weekly ono year nnd a
half in ndvanco, $1.50. This
givoa you the best lC-patro il
lustrated fashion magazine of
JNow xork tree lor ono yenr.
The nboyo prices nre not cash,
nnd tho cheapest combination
over offered, Tho "Queen" is
a high-class, practical, homo
magazine.
"THE CHILD-GARDEN."
Upon tho same tonus you
can obtain this doiicutiuJ Chi
caco children's magazine. Just
tho thing to read to the httlo
ones ot the homo circle. It
brings the kindergarten into
tho home. Song, games and
story. Beautifully illustrated,
$1 a year. Published by the
Ji-inclergarten Literature Co.
Samples of these magazines
will bo furnished freo by mail
or can bo seen at this office.
HO PER BROS.,
Publishers.
Salem, Oregon.
MINERAL SPRINGS
Of the State ot Oregon.
It's water is freo to all, and
is located in tho loot hills or
the Cascade mountains, at
Sodaville, Linn Co., Or.
Tho most accessible mineral
springs in tho state at all sea
sons of tho year, and tho best
l ... n T
winor, xms water is a curt
for all diseases of tho stomach,
liver and kidnoys, nnd cost
you nothing. First-class hotel
necommodatiens, E. G. Briggs.
proprietor; mineral baths and
tonsorial parlors, Geo. Bosquet,
manager; general merchandise,
Pv. W. Fisher, nronrietor:
physician and surgeon, A. G.
Prill. Remember this is the
place for puro air, fine scenery,
fishing and hunting, and to
regulate your health by drink
ing and bathing in tho best
sodawator on tho Pacific coast.
Daily hack lino meets all
trains at Lebanon, Or,- -only 4
miles, a nico drive. Botthncr
ot sodawator for shinmc it.
Livery and feed stable, A. P.
Flory & Sons, proprietors.
6-ia-u
Steiner & Blosser,
State Street, Salem.
(mtr
w.'A4odiok
I'lealdout.
J. 11. A.LHBRT,
CiuMer.l l
laniio!
uti
OF SALEM.
Trannactfiagfrneral bauitlUK bUBlnesit.
C. ft LANE
211
Merchant Tailor,
Commercial St., Salem
Union Pacific System
Through Puiiniun l'nlace Hleoneni -rv..
?rniryl "fining CjfflrUrTjSiJJ
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
..9(!i!;iRbH.J,n,3c,ilr?l,ecu,t."l,y sttnm - .
Tltno to UhlcAuo, 8)2 ilnys.1
Time to Now Ynrk. fu ,iL.
peuto'.s.1'18 mft"y h0Ur'' ,u,cl,'0r Unti all
com.
Ion
p1p,lyrto",8,UmeUlbIC'"ln11 m lnforrat"'
BOISB & IMItKKit,
Ageuti, Halem, Or.
It. V. UAXTKlt, o. K. 11KOWV
Ucnorul AruiI. I)lsU lw 13.
1!B Third .. Portland. tn"
I 4 1. 1
iS.lMoNKlt.li, UECHVI.H.
ions STANLEY. JIM MKAU
ST.11VM.Y A MEAD, j
STEAM WOOD SAW,
illicit work, trfiw prlnoj L-civo oiders at
t H. WeBUrotl'unliibio. Ouclcuf l'.O. 0 U tl
J. . ii.utKnxs,
-lORSli SHOEING
hop nt ir) ht-ti.ekctM itrcut, ucar Corn
i rtilal. huc-Iji Hlltiitluu In Inlerfarlneano
I ,r4M Wt I .1... HMHl (.ml
n
o-Thb East
OIVKS TMEfOHOK'i::OK
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ItOOTES
-VIA-
Jinv
WOLZ'S MARKET.
Kicsb.lsaltcdarid nmoked iMcaU nna 8au
cw. -HolrlKeratormwiuiu be-t shnpt
itIaRn Ailcaoucst, oastorn Btyio. roe
itlhory. Mouth Uommcrcliil Htreol.
v' UJ1AS. WOUZ.l'rop.
Huie Wing Sang Co.
;iMruiiTKiU3
JaiMuea.) Kaui y OoodH. ull kluds ol Rllk Km
1.1Jy,i,rn.',.",e!u'' l5ll"wiiro. Host T"
uralkriid. Mattlngi. nud mako nulhlne
if He' Undprwoar. Everything .olilnLjvori
cheap. 11. Court nt., Blem, Or.
GREATi
NORTHERN RY. PA
- to Rales to all Baslera Cilia -
OcoaDlotfjinicrs'itiwo l'ortliind fvry;necj
Kor lull.delnllBjcall on or nddnim"
1IOIHK & HAIliCKK.
W. ii. UUHLUUItT,
(ion. l'asa. Agent,
l'ortland, Or
G. Af. POWEHS,
Local Ticket Agent
Knot ot Trade nt.
East and South
I Kft KT
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swHasssa
113
H7TT f ,t MIM
ffliiLMfil lfl
"I
UNIVERSITY
tl VIA-
THE 3HASTA ROUTE
o.'ithe
Southern iPacificij Comoanv.
OAUfOpJflAJBXPJlKW TRAIN-ltUN DAILY
TWKKW !POIlTI.AWD AND a. irT
c
a
Houth.
;.50 p. m.
11:00 p. m.
lfttt a.ra.
l'ortland
Salem
Ban Fran.
north.
i:10 u. u.
(i.00 a. u.
7AX1 p. n
SALEM, OREGON.
Oldoiitlnitltullonof learning In the state.
M1I preparatory nnd collfKlatQ courstd. Total
enrollment for im 6. 401 .tudcnU. Kxpensw
moderate. New nmnaiilum. Klfty-Beoond
yenr beglni Bept. 17, ISO J. J "u
rorinionnatlon or eatalorue addrei
SALEM TILE WORKS.
tftSS liAKOEl'iTOOK ON HAND..
WAwew
W. O. HAWLKy, A. U,
1'resldent,
IfJ,?i'i?v.l.yoV.rb?yK.lv h,ra thB t val.
R ,? "'J!' f e oet educatloU ikmsI-
ueiier place than
hie. There is no
Special Inducement offered. Bblpped'to al
polut on abort notice. Hend for prlcos.
Vardj, North Halem.
Address J, K, MUIti'ilY,
KalrOrounds. Ot
can oo maue. it la mi n mimiLn c
utruMgr wium tuey wani to, pm, 8k ,n nmog aU(, COU8lruotlou of ld
irw wooi over we eyoa oi tue puojioivaeaAi
. . . i t
Miwiuiira tua great uewefapeni ana
tlw "rellgl&iw" ureas of the country
mm! evn tho pulplta will catob tbo
Mfralu and ta!k about tbo baat way
Uw rlgbta of tbu dear pooplo cad be
protected, How? By taklug agivat
mUkxial blgbway away from one gon
tl robber and giving It to anotbei V i
OilKAl'EST and best dally and weekly
napor lu OreRou. The f 1 Wkekly and
Onk Uknt Daily.
PltChar'u, Castorlit.
Children Cry for
HEART DISEASE
Fluttering. No Appetite, Could
not Sleep, WIndm Stomach.
Tor n leng: tlmo I had a tcrrlblo
pain at my heart, which lluttered nl
most Incessantly. I bad no appotlto
and could not sloop. I would bo
compelled to 6lt up In bed and belch
gas from my stomach until I thought
Hit ' "uiu uum oo my jasu
'Ihero was a fooling of oppression
about rav heart, nnd T w.na nmi n
draw a full breath. I could not sweep
a room without resting. My husband
Induced mo to try
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
and am happy to say it has cured mo.
I now Imvo a Bplendld appotlto and
sloop well Its effect was truly mar
velous." iXllS. nAKRY E. STAim, rottavllle. Pa,
Dr. Mllea Heart OuroU sold ou a po&Ulro
euarantoe that tho tint bottlo will TCenetlU
All druEsUuaollUat.fi, a bottles tor (3. or
VtV1.-3tVS- ,'-i ," i
THE WOMAN
WHOSE CLOTHES FIT
.eeins to cet along In the world easier than
any oilier woman.
In the first nlace. she It mnn. nt f asi nt
social functions.
Mrs. J, L. Mitchell guarrante-s a perfect
ami satisfactory fit of every Rarmcnt. Shop
on hast Slate street next to Simpson's grocery
store. ' "
Complete line supplies and notion will b
kcjii on nanu,
Angel
Above tralnn iinn ni i. i ....
55n?rSly' Woolburu. Italet TnrneiarlM.
IN
P.ullmar,
tloant
Touris'
:to
kso a, in.
11.00 a. m
SO p. m.
JlgMltllUttU maIi. haiuxT
liV. l'Ortlmiri
liv. Bolem
Ar. Itoseburt;
Ar. iM ji. u
Lv. 2.UJ p. m
Lv. 8.00 a. ii
xSnl!1 i t,A1-l"'.,Ah8:woaii.
-. .-. .. . ..,
Bnlom.
1.V
North
10:15 n.m
8.00 a.m.
Uoile
P.
Mr.ANOKL,On,
.f.1100 eotnptew in every respsct. Splendid
!, orl,t5M".1 excellent rueals, beautiful
and hentthy loootlou. constant oare 'and strict
ill.clpllue.andooaubut 120 n month. 8 81m
DIuiug Cars on Ogdcu ICoutr
PDLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS
AND
Second Class Sleeoin Cars-
AttBhed to all through trains, ,
est Side Dmsioo, Between Forilmtp
Dd 6r?allis:
DAtLT fKXCirr 8PWDATV
Sleepino- Cars
Dinino Cars
rislaeolno- Cars
SI. PAUL'
MINNEAPOLIS1
GRAND FORKS:
CR00KST0N
WINNIPEG!
HELENA ana'
V.9 RIITTF
TUItOUn TICKETS
T0
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON'"
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK!
BOSTON and all
Points East end SouthI
t!cerucrOwr'lteW0Carfl,'UUa,m
THOMAS, WATT tC CO.,
n. . ?? Commercial st Jalein, (ii
or A. D. OiiABimiN. Aast. GfiJ. Van
Agent; 255 Morrison at., corner Third,
Portland, Ore.
TDB STATE NORMAL SCDOOL
Write for catalogue.
1XJUI8 I1AH7.KK.
i'retildent
8 7 2m
SALEM WATER CO.
Officei Willamette Hotel Bulldin.
Kor water service apply at ottloo. B11U pay
able monthly in advance, Make all com.
plaints al the office.
irrigation months-June, July, August and
Beptemben hours-Ota 8 a.m.,6 toT p. m.
irrigation bills pvbla on or before the 1st
of July, atreet sprinkling positively forbidden
F. M. Steele
185 COMMKU0IAL 8T.
Mftnory and Bicycle Repair
7 :dU a. m.
li-16 P. m. I Ar,
i'oruaua
worvallls
oaa p. lu
1.-00 p. m
i-fin.,,i!ny ana Oorvallls oonneot win
tralnsof Oregon Central & Kastern ltollroad
KXyB-aBTHAlN-tUAtLYKXCitlTBUNDAY -
: p. in. ( t.
;i p. m. Ar.
. fortland
MoMlnnvllle
Ar.
l.v.
8:ttu.ni
6:60 a. m
E. M. WA1TE HUNTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB
AND
Legal Blank JPubllsJiers.
Uush's New UrlokjOver the bank, Oom'l atreet
THROUGH TICUUTK
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ss?
ChUkMUr' Kmll.h lllun,l Hrana.
ENNYROYAL PJLLS
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rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
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