WINE CROP FAILURE
Product in France Is Less Than
Home Consumption. -
Yield Is Only About One-Tenth of Nor
mal Amount Will Not Create De
mand for American Article
Weather Is Blamed.
Paris. The wlno production of
Franco this year will bo only about
one-tenth of the normal amount. The
French vineyards yiold an average of
13,000,000,000 gallons of taxed wlno a,
year, and this year they will not
yield moro than 1,400,000,000 gallons
at most Tho taxed wine Is that put
on the market and sold. That con
Burned by the producers Is not taxed.
-There aro 1,200,000 wlno producers,
and. their annual consumption of wlno
Is about 265,000,000 gallons. The nor
mal consumption of persons In France
who buy their wlno Is 1,272,000,000
gallons. This, with the 265,000,000
gallons used by the wine producers,
makes the total consumption of
French wlnea In France about 1,537,
000,000 gallons.
Not only will the production this
year fall far short of that amount,
but even If all the old stock of wine
Is added to It thero will still be a
large shortage. Tho ntock on hand
ought to bo from 250.000,000 to 300,
000,000 gallons. It is, In fact only
about 200,000,000 gallons.
The sales of wine In bulk which
mark the fotcs with which tho vintage
season closes hare already Indicated
an augmentation of prices over last
year. Tho shortages of something
like 137.000.000 gallons as regards
French consumers will, It Is expected,
be filled by Importations from Algeria,
Spain and Italy. '
At tho same time, however. It Is
recognized that In thoso countries
also the production this year Is far
below tho average. The cheerful
vior Is based on tho fact that Spain,
Italy and Algeria normally produce,
relative to their own -consumption, a
much larger surplus of wines than
France.
A leading writer on wlno produc
tion, asked whether the shortago of
supply In Franco would causo n do
mand hero for American wines, an
swered emphatically in tho negative.
The reason, ho said, was that Ameri
can wines could not be sold cheap
enough to tho French wholesaler to
leave him a suitable profit on his own
subsequent sales.
He admitted, in ;maklng this state
ment, that largo quantities 6f Ameri
can wines aro brought to France, ma
tured, and treated hero in accordance
with," tho practices of tho trade, and
then pur onthe .market under labels
which' do not distinguish them from
the regular French product
But most of these wines, he said,
go back to America. Incidentally It
may be remarked that any one can
noto In Paris and also In London that
wherever American wines are found
on the menus of restaurants the
prices affixed are much higher than
those of tho corresponding grades of
European wines.
Tho' vlntago fetes this year -have
ber as gay as usual. It is pretended
in some of the wine districts that the
quality of tho vintage Is above tho
average. But this is by on means
proved, and is doubted by experts. It
is too early yet to know positively
whether it Is truo or not
Tho prices obtained for tho fine
wines In Burgundy at tho vintago
tales aro not so high as they were In
1904, when tho yield was not only
extremely abundant, but tho quality
was far better than that of ordinary
years.
It is evident that unless thero aro
largo importations, France must bo-
gin the next season with its groat
wlno collars virtually empty, and that
for months to come exports of wines
Raises Fence
Former Governor of New Mexico Has
' Only Farm of Its Kind Catalpa
Grows Rapidly.
Roswell, N. M. Thero is only one
. "fenco-post farm" in tho United
States, so far as known, and It Is
conducted near this llttlo Pecos Val
ley city by a former governor of tho
territory.'
Ten miles east of Roswell is tho
Hagorman estate, and on a largo
acrcago of this vast tract of land
Herbert J. Hagerman, former chief
oxecutlvo of this territory and heir
to the founder of tho estate, has a
farm devoted to tho oxcluslvo purposo
of raising fonco posts.
Tho trees nre planted for the es
pecial purposo of being grown to tho
necessary slzo and utilized to support
the barbed wire that surrounds the
picturesque Irrigated estate and In
closes tho vast applo orchards and al
falfa fields. Tho trees are not grown
for telophono posts, for cordwood,
nor for any other purposo than fenco
'posts.
Tho trees are set out in rows about
a foot apart, and aro irrigated and
cultivated ns carefully as tho apple
orchards. They aro allowed to grow
to a height of 15 or 18 foot before
they are cut, unless there Is a press
ing need for fence posts before the
trees reach that hoight Then they
can be cut Into rrom two to threo
posts. One tree will grow to a hoight
sufficient for three posts much quick
er than two trees enn bo grown to
sufficient size to make one post each,
IfcExrv Caw
J
must be at a minimum. Just to what
degree this state or things will In'
crease tlio prices of the finer wines
in Great Britain, and America It Is im
possible to say, r
Rut what makes the. situation less
gloomy In France than It would ap
pear tojbe at first sight is .the fact
that the partial failure of tho grape
crop has been wholly due to the ab
normal summer' and autumn. In'
every district the vines aro reported
to bo strong and frco from disease,
and in all parts of France w'horejwtno
1b produced tho "dfefloll Is proportion
ately the name,, uniform results hav
ing followed an, Identical cause.
The low temperature and frequent
rains of the sunjmer delayed tho
growth of the vines and studted tho
development of the grapes. It was
hoped that In tho early autumn the
grapes would gain rapidly In size, but
the weather has continued to bo for
tho most part unseasonable. Thero
has, been hall as well- as many chilly
rains.
Fearing they might loao tho whole
crop If they delayed, a great many
vinicultures gathered their grapes
early, while they were too green to
yield an abundant amount of Juice of
the quality suitable for making good
wine. Besides this, great quantities
of grapes wero gathered' In tho rain,
and they softened and soured more
or less before they wero put under
tho press.
No alarm about tho futuro of tho
wino-produclng Industry because of
this temporary failure has been mani
fested by thoso engaged In it They
expect that next year's yield will bo
normal, as they can hardly conceive
that naturo would Inflict upon tho
country two summers in succession
like tho last
WAR ON STOCKINGS
Russian Prima Donna Would
Have Women Go Barefoot.
Woman Io Grsttly Hampered In Her
Physical Oevelopment" by Many
Unnecessary Articles of
Clothing She Wears.
- Boston. Lydin Llpkowskn, tho Rus
sian songbird of tho Boston opera
house has . amplified her declaration
that, stockings as an artlclo of con
stant wear should bo relegated, to tho
scrap heap. The fair prima donna de
clares woman is greatly hampered in
her physical development by tho many
unnecessary articles of clothing she
Is cahed upon to use in her toilette.
"Relaxation is known to bp the
great cure-all for many human Ills,"
sho says, "but woman has still to learn
that her body and her muscles need
relaxation if she, herself, is to be physi
cally fit
"I do not know how you look upon
it In America, but wo in Russia are
rather moro outspokon in such mat
tors, and tho discussion of woman's
apparel Is not considered an exclusive
matter for star chamber sessions.
"Now stockings aro a necessity when
one is out walking, or visiting, or on
the stuge, but worn constantly through
tho day they aro to my mind a source
of evil. Glvo tho legs a chancel
Don't hem thorn In as If they were
prisoners that aro to be punished. Let
tho blood circulate, freely through tho
veins! Put tho stocking In tho Bainu
class with the corset a necessity that
the sooner rid of tho better for tho
wearer.
"When at homo I confess that most
of tho time I am Btocklngless. I have
high boots for tho winter, trimmed
with fur, that offer real comfort and
which do not exact tho penalty tho
stockings do.
Post Trees
one planted after the othor is cut, of
courso, bo that tho trees are there
fore allowed to grow to a height suffi
cient to mako three posts, where this
is posslblo, and it generally is.
A peculiarity about tho treo Is that
it grows very fast until it reaches a
height of 18 or 20 feet, and then it Is
slow of growth. This makes it just
as undeslrablo as a material for tele
phone posts as it is desirable for
fence post growths, henco it appears
to bo intended just for tho purpose
for which this young ox-goyornor has
selected it
The Hagerman fonco post farm is
one of tho curiosities of tho Pecos
Valley and will remain so.
Teachers Sell Peanuts,
West Orange, N, J. Tho humble
peanut is the agency through which
the teachers of St Mark's public
school horo have secured a"new piano.
When their request for this was re
fused a few weeks ago by the board
of education they purchased a quantity
of raw peanuts, roasted them in ap
proved stylo and sold thorn at a good
profit to tho pupils and their friends.
They now hnvo tho piano.
Load of (Dynamlte Falls.
Mahanoy City, Pa. A lively scare
was given this town when a wagon
containing 2,000 pounds of dynamite
coUnpsed at the intersection of Main
and Center streets, olive at tho -time
with Christmas shoppers. Several
boxes of tho explosive dropped to the
street but fortunately did not go off.
WEALTHY MAN'S SON FARMER
Ambitious Michigan Boy Earned
Money to Buy Farm as Laborer In
Father's Factory,
Kalamazoo, Mich. Out in the wil
derness of Idaho, 40 miles from the
nearest railway station, Boone Thomp
son, son of ex-Mayor Thompson, has
taken up a claim and is now living on
tho 160 acres, miles and miles from
the nearest settler.
Notwithstanding the tact that his
father Is president and manager of
he -Kalamazoo 8t6ve Cbrapahy and
one of the few millionaires of this
city, tho son has gono to raising pota
toes, wheat and other farm products,
the money necessary for him to Invest
In the farming project having beon
earned by tho son while working for
his father as a Inborer in the. stove
factory.
Young Thompson writes from the
west that his crop of potatoes this
year will net him eoverai hundred
dollars, although tho cost In market
ing the product will cut a consider
able nolo In the returns.
Notning besides rattlesnakes and
sagebrush grow on the claim beforo
Thompson went west
Annual Farm Show.
Hartford, Conn. Articles of Incor
poration have been fljed with the sec
retary of stnto of Delaware by Hart
ford parties and a charter has been
granted to the United States Agricul
tural and Industrial Exposition Com
pany, capitalized at $1,000,000. Tho
corporation proposes to hold a perma
nent annual Americas Industrial expo
sition in one of tho western or south
western states for tho purpose of pro
moting the Improvement of and edu
cation in tho arts, manufactures and
products of tho United States. F.
Alexis Taylor 1b director general. Tho
board of directors is made up of prom
inent agriculturists and 40 governors
have accepted vice-presidencies.
"Talk about ease and pleasure!
Women whoso legs nro encased, In
stockings the wholo day long know
not what real easo Is. In tho summer
let women go about barefooted!
"Oh, I do not mean when visitors
nro around. That would bo somewhat
shocking. But, as much as one posol
bly can without breaking any of the
conventions, a woman should go about
stocklngless.
"Just Imagine a woman wearing her
gloves constantly! If mankind Insists
that baro feet do not occupy tho samo
plane na baro hands, good and well,
but in tho quietude and solitude of
one's own boudoir a woman wearing
stockings simply inflicts a punishment
upon .herself, and tho .pity of It is that
tho punishment may bo wholly undo
served.
"I do not pobo as a physical culture
export, but common sense would teach
every woman thnt stockings may bo
looked upon as nn article of wear that,
constantly used, may becomo a source
of harm.
"Women, generally, wear too many
clothes. Some Russian writer onco
said that tho average woman may bo
llkoned to a huge volumo with skirts
instead of leaves. Is not that bo In
many cases? Why do womon woar
them? This must bo classed among
the world's unanswerable questions. A
woman's reason bocause may bo
the best answer.
"1 am not an advocate of mannish
ness In dress; quito tho contrary. I
admire pretty gowns and would liko
to sco every woman dressed In exqui
site Btyle. But why should supcrflu
ous clothes be considered an essential
of womanliness?"
Mine. L!pkovska is an ardent suf
fragist, and her Ideas on tho subject
of woman's equal rights aro as strlk
ing ns her own personality.
"Woman la man's successful com
petitor in nearly overy walk of life;
then why deprive her of any rights
that man enjoys? ' oho queries.
NEW JERSEY FISHErTeS RICH
Federal Census Bulletin Shows Valu
ation Runs Up Into Millions of
Collars Oysters Help.
Atlantic City, N. J. Tho valuation
of New Jersey fisheries runs up Into
millions of dollars, according to a bul
letin Issued by the United States cen
sus bureau showing that 7,100 men de
rived a livelihood from tho Industry
last year. Thero aro 128 fishing ves
sels, valued at $590,444, with equip
uent worth ?11.U7, and 3,850 boats
valued at $300,416.
,The total value of tho fish caught In
Nov. Jersey Is placed at 93,068,591).
Oycters alone, of which 2,500,000
bushels wero taken, according to tho
bulletin, sold, for 1,120,000, vhilo 305,
800 bushels of clams uottod tho bay
mon tho neat sura of $336,600. Other
catches include 115,300 pounds of
lobsters, which sold for $16,060.
Fox Lures Away Dog.
New Castle, Del. John Banks, for
mer ownor of the property now used
as a state rtdo range south of this
city, lj looking for a vnluablo collie
dog which waa decoyq duway by n
fox to which ho gave chase when ho
discovered tho marauder beneath a
treo on which roosted a number of
plump turkeys the othor morning
Guinea fowls first gavo tho warning
and when Banks looked out of the
window ho saw the dog knock tho fox
over. But tho latter was on his feel
in a few seconds and ran off with the
dog In full pursuit. Tho latter ban
not been seen since.
" A LITTLE COLD.
He caught a little cold
Thai was ftlL
, ,fMo the neighbors sadly said, ,
as tuey gaiuercu touhu ms ueu,
When they heard that .ho was dead.
He caught a little cold
That was all. (Puck.)
Neglect of a cough or cold often
leads to serious trouble. To break up
a cold in twenty-four hours and cure
any cough that Is curable mix two
ounces of Glycerine, a ha!f-ounco of
Virgin Oil of Pino compound pure and
eight ounces ol puro Whisky. Take a
tcaspoonful oVory four hours. You can
buy these nt any good drug store and
easily mix them in a large bottlo.
Slight Misunderstanding.
Mickey's mother lslted a young
school teacher on the East side the
other day, Bays Uie New York Sun. A a
nearly as sho could mako out from the
mother's spiutterlngs the teacher had
boon calling Mickey "names that no
lady would use and no daclnt mother
would stand for." The teacher thought
hard, but could recollect notlmo when
sho had given way to an Impulse to
call Mickoy dreadful names.
"Suro but you did," Insisted tho
mother. "I dont know what you meant
by It, but scurvy olopbant is no nlco
name to call a boy. That's what ho
said you callod hiin, a scurvy ele
phant" "Scurvy elephant No," said tho
teacher, in a relieved volco "I didn't
call Mike a scurvy elephant I called
him a disturbing element, and I reiter
ate my statement"
Mickey's mother wont home partial
ly satisfied, but not quito sure that tho
teacher hadn't been calling her names,
too.
Where Is Bcsslo Hartman?
Rosanna and Bcsslo Iinrtman lived
with, their mother at Chnpman, Nobr.,
In 1001, tho year that their father vras
killed by a falling treo at Anada, Mo.
Their mother, an Invalid, being unable
to caro for thorn, tho girls wero sent
to Omaha to school, bolng housed and
mothered by a Mrs. Smith.
Finally, in 1903, Bcsslo, the younger
of tho two, was taken in charge by the
Nebraska Children's Homo society,
who refused to tell her married slater,
Rosanna, whero sho is. BcbbIo be
camo of ago last February. If sho
will send her address to P. O. B5x
898, Omaha, Nobr., it will bo for
warded to her sister Rosanua, who
is now Mrs. Qco. Duorr.
Provided for Newsboys.
Mrs, William Waldorf Astor provid
ed in her wilt thnt tho newBboys of
t New York should havo a Thanksgiv
ing dinner, as they havo had nt tho
i expense of tho Astor family for half
a century. This year at least 2,000
newsboys were on hand, the nftornoon
i papers having suspended work, thus
giving tho llttlo follows a holiday.
Important to Mothors.
Examine carefully ovory bottlo of
CASTORIA, a Bafo and suro remedy for
Infants and children, and bco that it
Bears tho vtfTTl
Signature of
In Uso For Ovor 30 Years.
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought.
Tho Difference.
''Our continental marriages are just
as happy as thoso mndo In your
country," explained the forolgner.
"We all admit that marriage is a lot
tery." "Well," responded the American,
"we. prefer to lot a girl select her own
ticket."
This Will Interest Mothers.
Mother Qray'a Sweet Powder for Children,
cure Fererlshness, Headache, Dad Stomach,
Teething Disorders, Regulate the Dowels and
Destroy Worms. They break up colds In 1
hours. Pleasant to take, and harmless as milk.
They never fall. At till Drucfflsto, 2Sc- Bample
mailed FltEB. Address, Allen B. Olmsted,
Lo Roy, N. Y.
Exactly In tho degrco In which you
can find creatures greater than your
self to look up to, in that degree are
you ennobling yourself and in that de
gree happy. Ruskiu.
There is no use going Into n politi
cal campaign with any reputation, be
cause you won't have any when you
come out.
Quick as Wink.
If your eyes echo with n. smarting, burn
ing sensation use PETTIT'S EYE SALVE.
All drucistsorIIovardBros.,llu(Talo,N. Y.
Seneca: Vices aro coutagious and
there is no trusting tho well and sick
together.
L FH.KS CDItKI) IN O TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OIM'MKNTIsguaranteei) to euro anr eta
nt Itching, llllnd, llleedlDK or Protruding l')U In
0 to It Caj or luuuer refunded. (On.
Don't bo common. It's tho uncom
mon man who causes tho world to sit
up and take notice.
IIAimiNO, HAOIC1NO, KABl'INO COUOII
can be broken up quickly br Allen's Luna Malum.
Vbls old, tellable remedr bas beon sold for orsr
tQ rears. Ask your druggfit abont It.
Romember that a sound argument
doesn't mean loud talk.
ssWMinTnrraitTCTiB
PUTNAM
ttor start stole krlahUr and ktUr colors than an aUtor
jsM BVtxesf ejiasnal lloslM umi WjtU Ui he isrte-
UNPROFESSIONAL
piner Have you seou that a doctor
Intonds to inoculate himself with the
cholera virus bo that tho ho may have
tho results of tho experiment. Isn't
that flno?
Proprietor No', perfectly mad, I
call It. Supposing I ate the same
meals as my clients.
A Pessimistic View.
Among the patients in a ctrtala hos
pital of Ilarrlsburg there was recently
one disposed to take a dark view of
his chances for recovery.
"Cheer up, old man! " admonished
tho youthful medico attached to the
ward wherein the patient lay. "Your
symptoms aro Identical with those of
my own case four years ago. I was
just as pick as you are. Look at rrta
nowl"
Tho patient ran his eyes over the
physician's stalwart frame. "What
doctor did you havo?" he finally asked,
feobly. Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
Her Mistake.
A lady overtook a llttlo girl of her
acquaintance on her way to school.
"Do you llko decimals, my dear?" she
asked.
Now the llttlo girl had not gono
very far In her arithmetic and sho
was unfamiliar with the word deci
mals. Sho shrank from acknowledg
ing her Ignornnco, so, after a minute,
she stammered: "Yes'm, I like- them
protty Well, but not as well as
pcachos."
Restrained by Politeness.
"Prisoner, havo you any reasons to
present why tho sentence of tho court
should not bo pronounced upon you?"
"No, your honor. I fcol as It I
should llko to say a few words about
tho dofense my lawyer put up for me,
but there nro ladles present; you can
go ahead with the sentence, your
honor."
1IKAD. HACK AND I.HOS AClinT .
AehoollpTorT Throat luro.wlth chills? ThullslA
llrliipo. rerrr DaYla' I'alnklllorwlll break It unit
taken promptly. All dealers.S&cXo and too bottles.
During tho first six months of his
married life a man pities old bachel
lors. After that ho envies them.
ONLY ONI? "I1ROMO OUININE."
That Is I.AXATIVH HUOMO QU1NINU, Look for
the signature of K. W. UUOVK. Used the World
oTcrtoUureaColrt lnOnollnr. 36c.
Tho peoplo who have tho greatest
opinions of themselves aro frequently
the poorest judges of human naturo.
Rmnlrrrn also liks Lewis' Sinnle Binder
elpnr for its purity. It is never doped,-
only tobacco in Its natural state.
Thoro's u diffcronco betweon dignity
and pomposity, but some people don't
seom to bo able to rcalizo It.
Mrs. Winston's Hootulnor Myron.
For children teotbtng, lof tcn lbs rturoi, roduces In
OammiUon, alls ji pain, cum wind eollu J4o a botUo.
A man can't help feeling restless
when oven his bills aro unsettled.
Welcome Words to Women
'Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the
advice of a physician of over 40 years' experience
a skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
of women. Every letter ot this sort bat the most
careful consideration and is regarded as sacredly
confidential. Many sensitively modest women write
fully to Dr. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling to their local physician. Tiie local physician
Is pretty sure to say that ho cannot do anything
without "an examination," Dr. Pierce) holds that
these distasteful examinations are generally need
less, amd that no woman, except in rare cases, should submit to theam.
. Dr. Pierce's treatment vriltcure yoa right In the privacy of
your own borne. His "Favorite Prescription" bat cured
hundreds of thousands, some of them the worst of cases.
It is the only medicine of Its kind that is the product of a regularly graduated!
physician. The only one good enough that its makers dare to print its every
ingredient on its outside wrapper. There's no secreoy. It will bear examina
tion. No alcohol und no habit-forming drugs are found in it, Some unocrop
tilouj medicine dealers may otter you a substitute. Don't tuke it. Don't triOe
with your health. Write to World's Dispensary Medioal Association, Dr. R.
V, Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y.t take tho advice received and bo well.
Look at tho' Clutch
of anr cream separator ron think ot baring.
Hee bow It Is thrown Into gear. Then com.
pare It with the 'National' A simple little
spring near tbo clutch on the sbatt where
you uuitKot at Itdoes tbo work on the
National Cream
Separator
Theclutchalnarsgrlps with the start ot
the crank no ell piling and It doesn't breaU
onco In tan rears. It It did tou could retilace
It for 6 cents. This spring Is an oicluelra
'National'' patent. The hidden friction
JPA Siasple
?ZX litlifl
muobanlsm need brothers
i.i io repiaco. .million jouraeajer
on rour
traung the tit
vnu. llinktrntw
lllDstroUid Catalogue
a the National wltluiut ezDense to
tats free on request.
nil iiTtoi.il. hilar MiCHiii coariar
OwS.b, la.
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Positively tho best you can get for the price in tlio world.
The "Favorite of the West" for 25 year with tales of over
One Million Pounds year. Mesas entlreiithfactlon to you In
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all the natural flavor tad aroma.
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WESTERN CANADA
Whet
Says
1. 1. HW, tfcaOraat RaHreaeJ Msn
About Ito Whaat-Prettoetaa; Power
Ths.jrrto,t need of tltli conatrr
luauft states i in ancwer rner.
IHmyr two win uo too pry-
Tiding- 01 nonn tor iiji
popl and rrod acini
uOioienl for them. The
dj of our prominence
at a whoat eiportlng
country aro son. Can
ada io to be the mtl
wheeteou&trr.'
This greetftllroad stag.
netale taking dntg
ot the eltatuen by
tvtielrn railway liutld
ns tlio wlient rielde
of Western Canada,
Upwards f 125 Millie
Bushels f Wheat
wero harvested In 1000. Arena
ot tho tbrra prorlnree of Alberta.
Haskatehowira anil Menltoba will be
npwardeot sit tmslicb) per acre.
rrcolinmrstc-nile of 100 acre,
nml ndjolnlnir tiro-einptlena of
lOOnrrmlnt V3 ier nirfl, nro to
bo lmd In tlio choicest districts.
Srlioole conYcntcnt. rllmnto
excellent, soil tlio Terr beet,
rnllivnrs cloio nt hnnil, bnllil
lnir lumber clir-np, fuel eair to
act ami rraeonnul In price,
vrnter oaetlr procure! rolled
rnrmlnff n euttxoi. Write a fc
lowrniiwajr reiee. or CTipii
tmtod "JwH iieet vet" (
(unt free
a at-
on sppllostton), mt other Inform
tlon, to Hup t ot linmlmtlon,
Ottawa, Can., or to the UoaaiUaa
iweraaiesi Agent.
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RtM 4 Sil BWf, G&ttll, (ft,
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box week's treatment of CAS
CARETS today from your druiglst
end learn how easily, naturally and
delightfully your liver can be mads
to work, and your bowelt move every
day, There'a nta Uf la every box.
CASCARBTS are nature's helaer.
You will ae the diffevneet 0$
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