DAILY OAI'lTAli JOURNAL, HALEM. OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1007.
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-HOFER BROS., Pfctoft Qt Proprietors
. nOFEU, Editor. A. F. 1IOFER, Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
GOOD
OLD DAYS AND BYWAYS.
D, the old days and tho byways when tho world was fair and young,
And tho wandering thro' highways with tho sorrows still unsung!
Tho dear days, now tho dead days, and ,tho sweotnoss of tho land,
''When, togothor, wo trod lovo's ways, blossom-bordered, hand in hand.
O, tho dead days and tho byways,
Lost in throbbing, restless highways
VTIow Iho hoart goes back in day dreamB how it tries to understand!
"Then you canio with roses, blushing, and your oyes looked into mino,
And your lips woro crimson, flushing, and their nectar like old wind
But tho BongH of youth, they lasted till tho sorrows came to blight
Wlion. tho hopo of year was blasted and tho pathway grow as night.
O, tho old days and tho hoping,
Lost forovor In tho groping
How tho years grow briofor, (looting, and tho dreams nro lost in flight.
O, the nllonr.es and dreaming dreams that faded Ilka tho mist
That Tolln landward from tho ocean, by tho glory sunbeams kissed
Druamu that died liko tondor blossoms that In yonder garden grew,
When tho faring North wind chilled them ovory blossom that you
know I
D, tho old days nnd tho byways,
Bring thorn back! For I would my ways
flight bo wayH, dear hoart, to guldo me safely back to homo and you,
Will F. orlflln in Mllwnukeo Sentinel.
AN
EASY WAY TO ADVERTISE
THE STATE.
And Tell Our Eastern Friends AM
About tho Superior Opportuni
ties We Possess.
THE HERITAGE.
for August has
A pnoin by tho abovo naino In tho Atlantic Monthly
"maro limn morlt.
It la bountiful In plncos. '
"Huro 1h a description of dawn:
'"JmIc hotv fliiHhcri tho iloiuo with pclalcd hens of roso!"
"Good poems nro rnro thoBo prosaic duys, when wo lmvo bo much odu
tsntlun und ho llttlo lltoraturo.
Jtuod this vorHo describing tho nuccosslon of days nnd nights:
""Ho, on tho dny's o'orarchlng scroll unsoon movos night away;
"Ah ulglit doth from her depths unroll lln barrier of the day."
'Pllftt.! lei tit.. irtMiiwI inti Innlif tt ilm iirnnnuutrtii tt flitirt ttt flint
nwi vj in biiu fi hum llllljuntj ui till; 1' "tvnoiwn wi iimu ill l Hill
Wo uro told as truth that man Is ivon dominion ovor all things, but
how fow of uh aro ublo to tako a llttlo blU Iloro aro linos that oxpross
tho ho nno of posflesslon:
"For mo tho cloudu mako lournamont, tho oconn Hhlfts her mood;
'"All nature HiiiiiiIn for my content Iter hardihood."
It Is not oftou that poetry nj nn art of expression IranscondH pros
1)ul It In unully tho cnno in tliu abovoMnoH
through tlioin.
and tho Huntlmont showing
THE IJAROAIN-COUNTER FUNERAL.
' "Another bouofactor of mankind has nrlBon.
Ills uamo Is William Cook but his friends call him Rill.
Ho liven In Haltimoru and ho is tho originator and promulgator or tho
"complete 7G rimornl."
Until Mr, Cook hogan his campnlgn or publicity for and $75 funornl,
tho .regular patroiiH or undertakers woro unlvorHally Ignorant of tho
proper price for neat, attractive up-to-date obHeqnios with tho usual
niodom couvouIuucoh.
J J ut hIiico Mr. Cook took tho public of Baltimore Into hit conddonco
tho $75 funeral Iuih boon a quiet, inexpensive and expodltlouH huccohs.
JiUCHSONM USING MR. COOK'S $75 FUNERALS HAVE FOUND THEM
IN EVERY WAY THE PROPER CAPER AND LEAVE MUTE TESTI
MONY THAT TREY WIWi USE NO OTHER EUNERALS HEREAITEFt.
Liko othor groat mon who lmvo blazed the way In now fluids, Mr. Cook
lias mot with dotormlnod opposition.
Ills $75 funoralH lmvo boon tho Hiibjoot or lloruo criticisms from
rival undertakers, and It hau hotn lutlmntod that ho oxtouds nnno of that
kindly . toxipathy and tonilty of fllug that would bo oxpected with a
: 7B ruutfi'iil.
, Mr. Cook Mtiyn tlita is falna.
Wo nro flMtimri that hu lum "a mint ympathutlo manuor whloh quick
ly plnmw him In harmony" with bin eimtomarn and that thlB mnnnar and
liurmouy go with IiIh $75 funerals.
Mr. Cool; ami bIiow tOHllmonluli from some of tho host fnmlllM of
HaUlmoro and ho aHsortB that "any person' that hns over had oxporlonc
with funoralH nan sou tho Huporlorl'ty" of his ?75 funttrnlH.
Ho Iiuh undmvorud to bring tho prluo within tho roach of all so thn.
tho poor, n u well uh Hip rloh, may have burial rltou that will bo as ritylish
nnd uxuIumIvo. with "imtikot, cunliigott and every dotall" for 175 as ono
can gut for 150 at nny other plaoo In nnltlmoro!
nhnut
IN ALL OF IIIH EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE MR. COOK HAS NEVER
HAD A COMPLAINT ABOUT HIS GUARANTEED, UP-TO-DATE, "COM
l'LETE 975 FUNERAUS."
H In Mr Cook'H doslro "to offer as much ns poanlblo for tho money"
nnd atiKolutoly mako no extra ohargo for his kindly sympathy, gontlo
mannoru and tondor concern, which ho freely gives with ovory $75
funeral.
As Tho llaltlmoro Nowh very luoldly explains:
"Ho tolls Ills patrons In dignified nnnounoomonts what ho offers for
7fi, as well as for larger amounts, and dooa not wait for tho hour of
uoed.
Wiin you call on Mr. Cook a uhorl talk only Is nooossary.
"Mr. Cook furnUioa funerals us lino as those supplied by tho bost
ltunwn undortakors In America and his prices aro lowor.
In othor cities, as woU uh HiIh olty, IntltatorH of hts wot hod b may bo
found, but none can compare with tho original."
It will bo ohsorvod by Iho moat casual roador that Tho Nowh had not
misrepresented tho facts when It fla.VB that "none can compare with tho
original" of tho "eomploto $75 funoral." and If you lmvo no provlous nr
vnngomonU, "oall In and hoo Mr. Cook or call him up on either tolo-phono."
On April 29th last tho Oregonlan
published a special Industrial edition
devoted exclusively to tho exploita
tion of Oregon. It probably contain
ed more special and miscellaneous
Information about Oregon than any
ono publication that has ever been
Issued. It Is peculiarly useful and
valuable to tho homesookor, because
It gives tho latCBt and most reliable
Information about bo many different
subjects that the homeseeker Is na
turally Interested In. Almost every
department of industry Is specialized,
and both descriptive and statistical
information of a highly valuable
clmractor Is given extensively and In
entertaining form.
Residents of Oregon who know Its
advantages as compared with the
congested and doploted east, and who
still have friends back there whom
thoy would like to sco hero enjoying
tho good things of this favored stat,
can old in a splendid work without
cost nnd very llttlo effort. If you
think your friend would bo Inter
ested in knowing nioro about Orogon
and might ovontunlly become a valu
able citizen, send his namo and ad
dross to tho gouornl passenger ngont
of tho Orogon Railway & Navigation
company or tho Southern Pacific at
Portland, and n copy of this spoclal
edition, wlt'j n complete summary
of tho Bov.eral subjects treated, care
fully indoxed, will bo mailed to him
promptly. In this mannor you may
bo tho monnH not only of doing your
frldnd a good turn, but of helping
to stlmulato tho growth nnd prosper
ity of Orogon.
Don't forgot that commencing
Heptombor 1st nnd continuing dnlly
for two months, tickets will bo on
snlo at nlmost ovary railroad station
in tho onst to all points in Oregon
nnd tho northwest nt what has comj
to bo popularly known as "colonist
rntoB." Thoso rates aro tho cheap
est gcncrnl long distance rntos ever
ostabllBhod, and onnblo ono to reach
Oregon from any pnrt of tho United
Stntos nt but n trlflo more thnn ono
cont mllo. Thoy nro tho greatest In
ccntlvo to colonization nnd progros
hIvo homo building of any known
agency, nnd If tho restless, dissatis
fied rosldont of tho East 1b tnado to
know boforo-hnnd tho advantages ho
can on Joy horo, tho problom Is solved,
nnd tho star of omplro will continue
to move stondlly westward.
Now Is tho tlmo to spread tho
gospol of Orogon, so that it may bo
hoard and licodod by tho tlmo tho
rntos go Into offoct. Send ono namo
or two, or a dozon, nnd you will bo
oxcrtlng a worthy fnflucnco toward
tho upbuilding of our state Send
thom to your nonrost Southorn Pa
cific agent or to Wm. McMurrny,
Gemornl Pntisongsr Agont, Portland,
Orogon. Ct-cod.
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Doctor und llcnr&e.
A Washington physician was re
recontly walking on Connecticut
avenue with his 5-year-old son, when
they were obliged to stop at a side
street to owalt the passing of a funo-
al procession.
The youngster had never seen any
thing of the kind. His eyes widened.
Pointing to tho hearse, he said,
"Dad, what's that7"
"That, my son," said tho physician
with a grim smile, "Is a mistaken
diagnosis." Washington Stnr.
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Transfers Real Estate.
Tho following deeds have been
filed for recerd:
E. C. Truenbnch to Corl Brand,
34 acres, t 7 s, r 2 w, w d. .? 760
P. Gall Dlbel ot ux to Wm. H.
Soohom, 1 acre In Wood
burn, w d . . . : 100
W. and L. E. Hendershott to II.
M. Hendorshott, 91 3-10
acres, sec. 21, t 4 s, r 1 w,
w d 1
H. M. Hondershott to L. E.
Hendorshott, 9 3-10 acres,
sec 21, t 4 s, r 1 w, w d. . . . 100
E. and E. Uoycr to A. R. Slog
mund, lots 5 and G, block 38,
Gorvnls, w d CGO
A. R. Slogmund to Cnthrlne
Stravcns, lots 5 and G, block
38, Gervuls, w d 775
C. L. Watt ot ux to E. P. Watt,
lot on corner of Capital and
Trndo stroot, Salem, w d . . 1
Alex A. Taw to J. C. Reinert
son, 10 acres, t G s, r 1 w,
w d 2550
J. C. Burns ot ux to D. W. Pior-
pont, 1 aero In Woodburn,
w d . . . . G00
P. D. T. Fond ct nl to Geo. A.
Manning, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
and 0, block 12, St. Louis,
q c d 1
C L. Watt ot ux to Frank
O'NoIll, land In block 50 In
North Salem, w d GOO
o
Don't
Neglect It
It is a serious mistake
to necrlect a weak heart. It
is such a short .step to
chronic heart disease.
When you notice irregu
larity of action, occasion
ing short breath, palpita
tion, fluttering, pain in
chest or difficulty in lying
on left side, your heart
needs help a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no bet
ter remedy than Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure. Its strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
7 have used 19 bottlta of Dr. Miles
Heart Cure and can truthfully say It
Ii&r done roe more good than anything
I have OTcr used, and I have tried
nearlr cverythlnir that I know of. The
doctor who attended roe asked me
what I wits taking and I told him
Dr. Miles Heart Cure, he said It was
tiot grlnr to do roe any Reed, but It
did. I have not taken any for a year
naw, nnd while there la oocattionauy a
light symptom ot the old trouble, It
Is not enough for ma to continue tho
nee of tho medicine. If I should get
worse I would knew what to do. Tako
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo as I did before
I consider myself practically cured, of
my heart tronble.,r
B. H. DUNKAM, Livingston, Texas.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure li sold by
your drugaUt, who will guarantee that
tho first bottle will bsnetn. If It fa I la
he- wilt refund your money.
ftl iles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
OPFIfm
DIRECTOiiv
Bonator Chaa. iy
Senator Jonath
Portland. 8-
Representative W n 3
lem. ' v
Representative W.R J
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ton
CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R.
Tho old Pennsylvania Dutch Dun
kard rocommonds "Hickory Dark
Cough Romody." Guaranteed to curo
your cough, nnd guaranteed to bo
pure. Mado from tho bark of tho
Bholl bark or whlto hickory treo.
For salo by doalors ovorywhore.
illilllllllllllllllllllll'
f THE MARKETS. II
I fako Snlem n Good Home
Market.
'iiiimiiiii urn mmi'H'
A MIknIiik ttnNrouri,
Thoro Is no vry oarumit Inquiry
mm Mnrshtlold Htroota. says tho
'Ninoa or that thriving olty, aa to
what hati bveamw o( tut Kuiuhun;
Coon Hay electric rHllroad, and what
i holUK dOUD III I'ttKHHl o It. No
doubt whoa It was nrt nronotdd tho
Urojooiors, notably tho Howburt;
(nuts, wttio tintluulnatlc. aud from
whut U learned of tho notion at tlitw
end. ihu nocusury tmbKorlptlon, so
Tar uh Uo.oburK wa oxpucted to mako
thom, lmvo boon made. Tho stronj;
Muaplclon la that tho Mnrshtlold end
'Jinn done uotuluc and U dolus noth
ing, llul It U a pleasure to bo ublo
to say that Marahflold la not Ignor
Uhr Ha duty, and that oomo of Ita
wot onorKOtlo cltltctm aro making
vsrwy effort to complete tho subacrlp
trOR lint. Tho Tlmo la Informed that
)y about 1Q,000 of tho $250,000
Irteoasnry to fn-m the corporation ro-
mains to bo euppllod. and that when
that amount la signed up tho work
will commtuco nt ouco on that lino.
a
The Limit of rdfo,
Tho most omlnont modlenl solan
tuts nro mmulmoud In tho conclu
sion that tho generally accepted lim
itation of human Ufa U many years
bvlow tho attainment possible with
the advanced knowledge ot which tho
raeo la now possessed. Tho critical
period, that determines Its duration,
sooms to bo between SO aud 60; tho
proper caro ot tho body during this
decado cannot bo too strongly urged;
carolcssonsa thon being fatal to
longevity. Nature's best helpor after
50 la Klcctrlo Dlttors, tho scientific
tonla modlclno that rovltallsos ovory
organ of tho body, Guaranteed by
J, O. Perry, druggist. 50c.
How fiot tr Ililfn.
".Ma!"
"Tos, doaroet; what Is It?"
"Did you got my baby alator
tho srocory?"-
"Of course not. What ovor
such an Idea In your head?"
"It hiij;h On tho grocery's wagon,.
Tniniirthi HUpplfod.' " Judge.
nt
put
Hemrdy for IHnrrhooaXevcr Known
r Fait.
"T want to say a few worda for
Chamborlaln's Colic, Cholera and1
Diarrhoea Remedy. I havo usod th8.
preparation In my family for tho pant
flvo years nnd havo rpconuuonded' It
to n number of pooplo In York coun
ty and havo nevor known it to fall to
offoct a curo In nny Instance, I fbol I
that I can not sny too much for tho
boat romody of tho kind in the
world." S. JomUon, Spring arovo,
York county, Pa. This romody Is
for snlo at Dr Stono'a drug Btorc.
More Valuable
Than a Bank
Account
Is tho business character, and
habits of thrift and economy
formed while building the ac
count. Thoso alono will ensure suc
cess and lu vnluo far exceed
tho money actually saved aud put
In tho bank.
Young pooplo oenoclftlly aro In
vited to open a savings account
with us nnd reap the bontflts of
tho saving habit.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
!
SALlttf MARKET.
Ivooiil Wholesale Market.
Kggs 20c.
Uuttor 30c; fat, 28c.
lions lie; young chlckoas, 12&c
Local whoat 7Cc.
Oats 33 c.
IJarloy $21.
Flour Hard whoat, 35. 0&; tnlloy
I3.8S 14.00.
Mill food Rran, 119.50; shorts,
?21.
Hay Choat, $.50Q0, nad clo
or, $7.00 por ton timothy, $11.00
$12.00 par ton.
Onions $4.00 por cwt; potatoes,
J2.00 por cwt.
Hops Cholco, 10 lie; piimo to
choice, 8 9c; medium to prime.
8o.
Chlttlm bark SfH5c.
Wool 20c
Mohair 29c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $6.75.
Oranges $3 $4.
Lomons $G. 00 $6.50.
RotAll Market.
Oats Whlto, $30; wheat, 90c per
bu.; rollod bnrloy. J27.
Eggs 25c
Duttor Country,. 25c; ereamory,
35c.
Flour Valley, $1.15 $1.28 por
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40.
Bran 65c por sack; $21 per ton.
Hay Timothy, S5c por cwt;
cheat, GOc; clover, 50c por cwt.;
shorta, 96c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat. c
Cattle 1100 1200 lb stoers,
3.c
Llghtor steors 3 3 Vic
Stock hogs 56c
Cows and heifers 900 1000 lb,
22ic.
Lambs 4 He.
Veal Dressed, 5 7c.
Portland Wholesale Market.
Wheat Club, S3o; valley, S0c;
bluo stom, S5c.
Oats Cholco white, $25.
Mlllatuff Dran, $17.
Hay Timothy, $16$1S; alfalfa,
$13.
Votch $S.60.
Poultry Hons, 12 V 13c; sprinc
cnicKons, ni5c; dressed chickens,
itfitto niguor than live; ducks,
young, 10 lie; pigeons, $1$1.25.
Pork Best, 7Sc
Lambs Spring, 9 9 He
Mutton 7c
Hops Cholco, por pound, 6 7 He
Hops Cuolse, per pound, 6 7 He
Wool Valley, coarse to ne4luM,
20 21c; eastern Oregon, 163lc.
TIMK TABLE NO 37.
Trains from nnd to Ynqulnn.
No. 1
Loaves Ynqulnn 7:15 n.m.
Arrives nt Corvallls 11:00 a.m.
Arrlvos at Albany 11:58 a.m.
No. 2
Loavos Albnny 12:35 p.m.
Leaves Corvallls 1:30 p.m.
Arrives at Yaqulna 5:40 p.m.
Trains to und from Detroit.
No. 3
Leaves Albany 7:30 a.m.
Arrives nt Detroit 12:30 p.m.
No. 1
Lcavos Dotrolt 1:00 p.m.
Arrlvos nt Albany 5:55 p.m.
Trains for Corvnllls.
No. 8
Loaves Albany 7.55 n.m.
Arrlvos at Corvallls .... 8:35a.m.
No. 10
Loaves Albany 2:25 p.m.
Arrlvos nt Corvnllls .... 3:05p.m.
No. C
Loavos Albany 7:35 p.m.
Arrlvos at Corvallls 8:15 p.m.
Trains for Albnny.
No. 5
C:30 n.m.
7:10 a.m.
Loavos Corvallls
Arrlvos at Albnny
No. 9
Loavos Corvallls 12:30 p.m.
Arrlvos at Albany 1:15 p.m.
No. 7
Loavos Corvallls 0:00 p.m.
Arrlvos at Albany C:40 p.m.
No. 11 (Sundny only)'
Loaves Corvallls 11:15 a.m.
Arrlvos nt Albany llrUS n.m.
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Loavos Albany 12:35 p.m.
Arrives nt Corvnllls 1:18 p.m.
For further Information apply to
GEO. F. KEVINS,
Gen. Pass, ArU, Albany, Ore.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Tlmo Card No. da rri
Juno lfl.
Toward Portland Passenger.
No. 165:23 n. m Oregon Ex
press. No. IS 8:40 n. m., Cottago Grove
Passongor.
No. 124:45 p. ra., Shasta Ex
press, No. 149:28 p. m., Portland Ex
piess. Toward Portland Freight.
No. 222 10:56 a. rn., departs
11:38 a. ra., Portland Fast Freight.
No. 22610:40 a. m., departs
11:3S n. m., Way Frolght.
Toward San Francisco Passenger
No. 1111:03 n. m., Shasta Ex
pross. No. 176:42 p.m., Cottago Grove
Passenger,
No. 159:56 p. ra., California Ex
press.
No. 131:31 a. m., San Francis
co Express.
Toward San Francisco Freight.
No. 2212:33 a. m.. San Fran
cisco Fast Freight.
No. 225-wii:55 a. m.. arrive
11:25.
Stato OffldiW, i
Governor, George Ec.
Sorotary of State, jw.
son. '
Stato Treasurer, Gcori
Superintendent of pi
tlon, J. H. Ackorman.
Attornoy General, A. toe,
Stato Printer, W 8 D i
Hoi!l Labr Com!S
Supremo Court.
Chief Justice, nobert as.
Assoclato Justice, FraaW
AsBodato Justice, Robtrt i
Commissioners, w. T e?
R. King.
Clerk, J. c. Moreland I
Reporter, R. g. norroj
Bailiff, P. H. Raymond!
Circuit Judges, Geo. a
Salem; William Gallovu i
vlllo. h!
District Attornoy, jj.
Nary, Salem. 1
Other Stnto Offlckg
J. W. Bailey, Food and D
mlssloner, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Game ijj
wardon, Cottago Grove. J
Robt. C. Yenny, State A
cor, Portland. )
J. H. Lewis, State Etri
lom. J
E. Gllllngham, Stato Lfti
lom. l
1L G. Van Dusen, State P
mlsslonor, Astoria.
Chns. V. Galloway, SU'.
Agont, Salem.
W. W. Eldor, Commander J
Home, Roseburg.
Marion County Oflttt
John H. Scott, County uiH
Judge.
R. D. Allen, Clerk of Cori
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Rlchardaon, TrtwJ
E. T. Mooros, Supcrlttsaj
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
B. B. Horrlck, Jr., Stmw
J. C. Neodham.W.H.CwW
mlsslonors.
A. M. Clough, Coroner,
D. G. Drager, Recorder, J
Salem City Offldtk
Geo. F. Rodgors, Major.
W. A. Moores, Recorder m
Judge.
D. W. Gibson, Marshal d
of Pollco.
Frank Meredith, City TrtuH
A. O. Condlt, City Alters
Jns. W. Martin, Street W
slonor.
John A. Darr, Chief otFliH
mont.
W. C. Smith, Health 0
City Standing Comml
Wnys and Means Jtw,
Churchill.
Ordinances Greenbiw,
Goodo.
Accounts and Curront&rt
ChurchllK Radcllff. Darnt
Streots Downing. StK
Public Buildings Stoett!
Gesner.
Seworago. Stolr, Jacob, U
Plumbing Frasor, Do'J
nor.
Firo and Water Lo'.H
Goodo.
Bridges Gesner, Churcil
or.
Health and FoHce-H
Waldo.
Lights Goode, Hm. 0
Printing Radcllff. Hl
Public Parks Dayne, Crtl
Stockton.
Board of Edaoll
E. M, Crolsan, Chairmii
A A . T.ofl H. C. EP
Moores, W. P. Babcock. W!
H. A. Johnson, Jr., -j
J. M. Powers, Clty6apt
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l'nrto ltlcsms Murt"j
cH n.nn.lciin AllC ?' 1
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Xfnrlt.1,1 vna ahnt and Jll
guoz fatally stabbed todiy!
suit of tho Jealousy
r.i-i..- n.hn la nor ttta
Rodoriguez and Marie
gether ns man aim """
cently deserted Rorderlpo
drld nnd this caused t"
All aro Porto Rlcans.
'Everybody Sbo"".J
.. nrowj
aays u, u. iw -
noaa mnn or iui
Cn Arnica SalV0WBe,
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surest neauns - - j,
a sore, burn or wou.
of nlles. I've used .
t. ..1(,lne. ahntlt."
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J. C. Perry. druggW.
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