Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, August 18, 1904, Image 12

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! UNTED ! STATES SENATOR
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UScd , Pc.ru.na For Dyspepsia With
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HON. M. C. BUTLER ,
I Ex-United StAtell Senntor From Bonth
CnroUnn ,
EX-U. 8. Senator M. C. Dutler from
, South Carolina , was Senator from
that state fo two WrmM. In n. reeent
etter from Wo.shingbon , D. C. , ho sl\.ys :
, , ' clIn rY'commcnd PcrtlJ for dys.
popsla snd stomach trouble. J have
been uslnll your medlclno fOl' a .hort
" period IInd I feci very much relleyed.
It Is Indeed Ii wonderful medicine b -
sides n good tonic.II. . C. Butler.
rerunn. is not shnply 0. remedy for
, ! ! yspcps1o. . rcnmn.ls 11. co.tnrrh remedy.
I.L"cruna. cures dyspepsln. booo.uso it i51
19enero.lly depcndent upon c"to.rrh of
'tho stomach.
If you domot derlro prompb nnd tmtle-
Itactory results from the UfIO of lcruna. , .
'writo at once to Dr , Hartman , grving 1\ :
full sto.tcmont of yom' cnso nnd ho will
bo plcasetl to give.you his vo.luo.blo nd-
vice gra.tls.
Addrcss Dr. Hn.rtman , President of
The lIo.rtmo.n So.nltu.rlnm , r-Q mbus'O.
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Small Island Owned by America.
Wnlto Islllnd In the North Pacific ,
which the United 8tlltes owns , Is
bnrey ( ! no square milo In nrea nnd
hns lIttle econom o value except for
the gunno deposits on Its rocky sur.
fnco nnd V08sibly ns a atepvlng stone
ot cable connedion betwen the
United Stntes nnd Its ABlatio posses-
sions.
Care of the Hair.
It is now gcncrn.l1yo.grcOO thl\t mnny of
th" 8hampoos in U80 are injurlou8 to the
hair. The best trc tment Is frequent
brushing and absolute cleanliness. Wash
the hair In a lather of Ivory Soap suds nd
rlnso thoroughly. Lot the , l s 'V tcr 00
cool 8 U. olosos the pores df the skin an
prevcnts colds.
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Novel' play hat.pin selections. You
may got stuole somo.
t3 .QO vcr M. Lewis' . . Single Dln cr It
strnlght 50 cigar. costs the dealer s01
marc than other 110 clgar9 , but the higher
prlco enables this factory to usc higher
Grade tobacco. Lowls' Factory. Peoria. Ill.
A lenn nrsument Is beltor thnn
n fo.t Inwault.-Itnllnn.
Defiance Starch
flhould be In every househo1d , none so
good , besides 4 oz. moro tor 10 cents
than any olhct" brand of cold wntcr
starch.
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: A Parisian who has been lUuch I1n'
n01ed by duns h a coonootcd hlo bGli
bandlo wllh n DoworCul 1o < Jtr1a bat.
tory and s\vltches on tbo WJrr at
p6)'cholollcal momcntJI. Bo kr t
poll co have llec1l11cd to I.Dto QQ.
Find Historic BalloGa.
The Montgolflor baUooa. whlob
mallo the journey from Pnrln nom
on December 2 , 180.1 , the ay NOt
poleonvns crowned by Plus VII. , has
been Cound In ono or the wreIC > OUWI :
ot the Vatican.
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The Cat Ate the Pic.r.iT. ; . .
Mllrohnll P. Wilder tello the story
or wlfo who t01l1 her husband thut
the cat had enten the vlo that sha
hnll bnlted CDr 111m , "NoVOI' mlnll , m ,
den.r , N repl1c1l the husband. "r , . .iU got
) 'Ou anolher cnt. "
Dtlstlng Carved Furniture.
There Is no better way of dootlng
cnrvell furnlturo than with pnktter's
brush. This will penetrate all the lit.
tlo crannlell which cou1l1 not bo
toucholl by nn orlllnllry duster or
brush.
Give Fortune to Governor.
Gen. Angel Martine ? , who diad In
Collmn , Moxlco , recently , leaviOf : no
fnrn 11 y , bequeathed his enUre fortuna ,
amountln , ; to more than $2OOOOO to
the Governor or CoHmn.
Egypt Losing Paypru Plant.
The historically Interes\lng papyrus
plant Is nearly extinct In Egypt , l1Il
the only pillco where It Is now to bo
toun' Is abundance Is along the Ana.
110 river In Sicily. ' .
Church to Have WldOGt Nav .
. Michael's Church , at Coventry , 16
to have the widest nave ot any Eng.
IIsh church , It Is 125 { eet wl o. Tbllt
of Yorle Minster Is 104 % foct hI
wIdth.
First Woman's Periodical. . .
The f rot perlodicnl for womcn-f
the Ladles' Mercury-was ootn 1lehed
England In 170l. ! The Ladies' Maga.
zlno ! ollowell renr Inter.
To Remove Smell of Onlon&
Jars nnd bottles that smeU of
onioo.3 will bo qulto sweet and odor.
less It left out ot doors fHled with
sand or gnrdon mold.
LOB a of Cerman Ships.
During llOl-the ! Inst yenr for
which the figures are complcto-Ger.
many lost oighty.two reglstered'shlps.
Do Your Feat Ache and Burn ?
Shalco il to ' ' hOC8 Allen's
J'on1' I > , Poot-
Ease , n po'der for the feet. ltlmakes .
tight or New Shoes feel Basy. Cure9
Swollen.llot , Sweating l"o ! , Corns lK1
l1unions. At. 11.11 Drnggists nnd Shoo
Stores , 2ic. ! Sluuplo sent PRE& . Address -
dress Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy , N. Y.
The man who Is afraid ot his em.
ployor will not glvo him credltuBually
Iloesn't set much. '
1'180'8 Cure for Consumption Is an Inrl1ll1blll
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metllelne for coughs ntl colds.-N. . .v. SAlIUEI
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Ocean Gra\'o , N. J. , Feb. 17 , 1000 ,
It Is torrlblo nilvantagO to have
never do no anything , but ono must
not nbuso it.-Rlvarol.
All Up.to.Date Houoekeepers
usl ! Defiance Cold \VutCI' Starch , be.
cause It Is better , and -I oz. more ot II
for snme money.
1'ho greater law 'or , the worstS
Chrlstlan.-Dutch.
IItr. . . . " ' 10.10" ' " Soothln ! : BTOp.
For children toethlnlf , BottAln. tbe KUro. , roduOel tn-
l1&IDwaUon , aa'Iplln , curo. wad cull. . . a botUu.
Sin soars over thQ senses or the
soul.
Spoaltlng to the IJolnt maltes the
point.
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non. Sour SlomachDinrrllOC .
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Temperature of Churning ,
Many II. Cnrmer's wlfo spoils llCr
bUltor by churning nt too high a
tcmporature. 'fho result Is that the
product ot her churn Is grensy and
lloor In qunllty nnll l > oells for hut a
short time. Some people also put hot
wnter Into the crenm to ma1te , the but.
ler como Quicker. 'fho rcsult ot this
rise In tompornturo Is to destroy the
grain and at lho sarno tlmo Incorpo ,
rate with the hutter IL grent Ileal of
cnseln , whIch Is the part th t goe9
to mallo lho body of cheese. This bul.
ter Is In"reasell In quantity also.by .
the Incorporation ot an l1nl1sual
nmount of water. lC the butter Is
mullo when the temperature of the
cream la nt , snr , 8U d grecJ : , the kin 11
ot n huttOl' will result that it It came
under the o'es of Unitell states dairy
Inspectors would be excltldod from the
mnrltct nnll the Bellors thcl'coC fined
for Belling butter with n1 ter con.
tent nbovo lho legal 1G per cnt. ! The
women that wnnta to mnko good butter -
ter must do her chumll1g when the
cream Is nt II. temperature of not
nbovo G5 Ilegroes. It would bo bettor
to churn nt as low. nn fifty degrees ,
ul this Is raUter hard Cor people
that hn\'o to churn by hand. The pea'
plo that try to worlt the so-cnlloll two.
mlnuto churns frequently have to
rniso the temperature ot the cream
to about 8U , degrees berm. , . getting the
results that have been nllvel'tlsell.
Thnt Is , the tlmo ot churning Is reg.
ulated to some extent by the tempera.
ture. EV ry mal < er of butte : ' should
have thormometer. Ono cnn bo pur.
chasoll for twenty cents , an 11 , this be.
ing the case , Uerp Is no reas 1D why
every person ah'ould not have the nd.
vnntage of Imowlng the temperature
ot their cream nt churning time.
Cream In the Pantry.
I It is common in our'rnrm :1Uues : to
f set the cream. in the pantry or in the
cellarway , where 0.11 Ithlds' of food
are nlso kept. It Is sllro to say that
crenm cannot bo set In such places
Ilnd glvo good butter. Some people
mny 111(0 butter thnt tastes ot dough.
nuts , pies. cooldes , IImburger cheese ,
pnions , cotery , cloves , cinnamon ,
oruDges , apples anll the like , but most
people like to ha\'o the aroml\ that
belongs to butter rather than to the
pantry. Probably the 0110 greatest ob.
stacIe to gottlng good flavor in farm.
made butter is this ono ot the selting
ot mille to rlsb in the pantry. It is
such a firmly sotUml custom that It
' 1":11I be with Illmculty broken up , in
splto or the "fact that much such butter -
ter has to bo 50111 to the poorest mar.
let anll nt not above ten cents per
pound. The nose or the housewlfo is
so , nccustomod t < .o the smells ot the
pnntry that she never thlnlts of them
when she Is putting her m1Jlt away to
undergo the process of cream raising.
Cream in the pantry should bo nbol-
, nnd in its place should come
crenm In the cream room , ' 11 place sot
nsldo for this operation nnd sealed
against the entrance ot al1 odors. that
w1l1 give th butter dlsagreeablo' '
tnste. The womnn that Iloos that Is
very likely to get 1grellt reputation
ns a mnlter ot fine butter.
Wheat Bran For Milk MakinO. .
Men frequentl ) . mlsjudgo the yaluo
ot feells by their density. Thus there
Is a strong opinIon among fnrmers'
thnt cornmea ) is better for mlllt mnlt.
iDg thllu bran. It is heavy and has a'
beautiful color and the cow owner as.
soclates it with rich cream. nut the
fact Is , bran is , lu the main , moro val.
unblo for millt maldng than Is corn-
menl , in splto ot the attractive ap. ,
pearanco at cornmeal. Th stomach
ot the cow Is better suited to talte'
cllre oC bran than ot cornmeal , boo
cause it is moro bulllY. The cow was
mnllo for the 'purposo ot using up just
such wnste products as bran woulll
bo without farm anhnals to con sumo
It. And brnn cannot bo ju ged by its
lightness. 'rho question of using or
not \lsin ! ; bran Is one that must bo
' 1eclded on Its price , compared with
the prices of other 11I(0 feeds. At the
snmo IJrice as COl'll It is fnr mal'O
profItable to bo uscll for the maIling
ot mHIt. Its IJrotehl content Is high ,
but not so high that the dlgestlvo np.
paratus at the unimals will be Injured
b ' it. American farmers should not
permit a pound of brnn to go across
the wnters , but should buy and feed
o\'ery pound ot it , thus nol only malting -
ing the profit that may bo mad out or
it , but snving the fortll1ly for their
land ; for the fertilizing Clutl1t1es : or
bran are considernble.
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The Hand Separator to St < 1Y.
There has been war betwecn the
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men that'bellovo In band separators
for fnrm use and the men that bel1evo
thnt 0.11 mlllt should bo hauled to the
creamer ) ' . The latter declare that ns
gooll buttOl" cannot bo made from
gathered cream ns trom the cream
talen from fl'esh m1Jlt brought in.
This may bo so ; but ono thing should
not bo lost sight of , nnll that Is that
the hanll separator hll3 come to stay ,
and the argument "t whettler It Is n
good thing mny an well bo dlscon.
tinuell. The tlmo will be belter spent
If put upon the questions thnt hn vo
como with it. Ever ' situation has its
:1\\'n prQblell1s and e\'or ' now im'on.
tlon brlngtJ It. lot of now problems. It
wall only natural thllt the hanel sop.
Rrator should hnvo Its now phases nud
Its now questions. Some of thcso uro
hard to s ttlo. The hardest Is' the
ono rolntlr.g to the freshness or the
cream' when delivered to the butter.
mn1wr. This problem w1l1 be settled
QQ 1111.0 nl1 olher questions be fore it.
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Mrs. . Hughson ; " of Chicago , whose
letter follows , is another woman in high
position who owes her health to the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham" s Vegetab1e Compound.
"DEA.n Mus. PINKIIAI : - I Buffered for several yearn with general
weakness and bearing-down pains , caused by womb troube } My appetite -
tite 'Wn8 fitful , and I would lie awake for hours and oould not sleep ,
until I seemed more weary in the morning than when I retired. After
reading 0110 of your advertisements I decided to try the merits of Lrdia. ;
Eo Plnltham's Vegeta.ble Compound , and I am so glnd I did. Noono
can desoribe the good it did me. I h > ok three bottles faithf1 ly , Bnd
besides bl lding up my general health , it drove nIl diaenso and pohoa :
out of my body , and made me feel as spry and aotive as a YOUIJg irl.
Mrs. Pinkham's medicines are certainly all they are cla.imed to tie. -
MRS. l\I. E. HUGIISON , 47 East Ohio St. , Chicago , IlL
: nIrs. Pinkham Tells JIow Ordinary Tasks Produoo DLql'lacem n
Apparently trimng incidcnts in womnn's daily lifo frequenUy produoo
displacements at tlhe womb. A flip on the stalrsllftlng during menstruation ,
stl.nding o.t Do counter , running n. sewing mnchine , or attending the most.
ordinllry taslcs ml.Y : result In displn.cemcnt , ancI 0. tro.in of Bcrious evUs is stnrtod.
The first indication ot suck tronble shonld be the sign l : lor quick nction.
D-n't lct th6 con ition become chronic through neglect or 0. mistnlcen idea.
that you can ov rcome it by exercise or leaving it alone.
More than ft. million women ho.vo regained hoolth by'the use of Lydia. .E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
If the slightest trouble nppc.us 'Which ou do not underrmnd
write to Dlrs. PillldmlD , nt Lynn , lUass. , for her advicc , and a fcw
timely words from her will show 'ou the right thing tQ do. ThiD
advice costs you notWng , but itma.y . mean life or bnppincss or both.
Mrs. Lelah Stowell , 177 Wellington
St. , Kingston , Ont. , writes :
U DJiAR MRS. Pnnm.ur : - Yau are indeed a
godsend to women nnd if they all knew what
YOll could do for them" there would be no need
of their drngginq out mISerable lives in ngony. ,
"I suffered lor years with bearing-down pain
womb trouble , nervousness , am } exoruciating hend , . ; .
ache , but a few bottles of Llln. . E. Pinltbnm's
VcgetalJl" CompouTIl made life look
new and promising to me. I am li ht and
happy and I do not know what SlCknQSS
is , and I now enjoy the best of health , "
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vc ctable
Compound can alwaJft be relled upon to restore !
health to WOlUen who thus suffer. It is n. sovereign cure for
the worst form : ) of femu.le compln.ints , - that benrinr--down ! eellng , w a.k
bacle , fa11lng and displacement of the womb , inflammation of the ovaries , and
all troubles ot the uterus or womb. It dissolves and expels tumors from the
uterus in the early stngo of develor.ment , nnd checlcs any tendency to cancerous -
ous humors. It subdues c3cltabihty : , nervous prostration , and tQncs up the
entire female system. Its rccord at cures is the greatoot in the world , nnd
f1houJ.cl be relled upon with onfiden Q.
FORFEIT If we cannot forthwtth ] ! l'Oduoe the erl nl\lletterillUld Ilgnature. o !
$5 000 abQYIt tel'Hmonlals , which will pNve their abloluto Ienulnene .
LydiA E. PInkhamIedlcJno Co. , Lyno , ) lfa" , "
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CONSUMERS OF SHOES
ALWAYS ASK fOR THE BEST \VF. : TERN MADE SHOES.
These br.ands wIll guarantee you a good shoe for men :
Star and Crescent E. Z. Walker
Comet Cock of Walk
lOur PRAIRIE QUEEN leads all others in Women's and Children's Shoes.
See Uat our name is 011 the SllCHS : you buy.
F. P.\IRKENDALL 6 , CO.MAn8 r In
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'NEW RIVAL' BLACK POWDEIt SHEllS.
It's the thoroughly modern and sclentifl system of loadIng -
Ing nnd the- use of only the best moterlals which make
Winchester Factory Loaded "New Rivnl" Shells give better -
ter pattern , penetration nnd more unlfonn results generally -
( ally than Imy other shells. The special pnper and the Winchester -
chester patent corrugated head used in making "N ew
Rival" shells give them strength to withstand reloading.
BE SURE TO GET WINCHESTER MAKE OF SHELLS.
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HANDY BLUEING BOOK.
'n shects of PURE ANILINE BLUE. No bottles. Nopaddlcs. Nownstc. Glvcsthesnme
lUlount ot bluclng , vater each w shoday.sk your groccr for lt or scnd 100 for 11 book ot : : Ileavcs.
fhe Handy Blueing Book Oos , 81 E. Lakl Sts , Chicago , III.
LD . ANTISEPTIC PilE CONES w
JRUGGISTS. Sample FrOB. ANTISEPTIC PILE CONE CO" Crele , Neb. SLEEP.
Colonies Pay for Defonce.
Canllda pa 's to the Dritlsh govern.
ment one-halt the cost or the maintenance - .
tenanco of the heperinl troops pro-
villcd for her defcnee , } vhllo New Zealand - .
land Is n party to the naval , 'creo- .
ment ot lW3 , under which she 111\'S
her proportion of IU1 annunl colonlnl
contribution ot $ lO OOOO for the
nnvnl defense ot herself and thG Com-
monwc'alth of Austrnlla.
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"Virtue In the mldcllo , " says the
dovll when Beated 'twixt two ll\wycrs.
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Good Proapects.
In the principal paper of Altrelch ,
In Alsace , nppears the foUowin ndvor-
UsolUenl : "Tho commune of Hlrsingor
requires II. "cllpn lo man to"lm1 and
loolt after the " mngo cloclt. No lI\ll\1'Y
to b gln with , but this , ,111 teen 1 > 0
doublell It ser'l"lces arc satlzsfaclory. "
A Woman proceeds to mOhopollZQ
tIlO conversntion , then wonders wl1) ' a
man has nothing to say.
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
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On A u s' Oth Bnd I3rd ! I1nd September
J th nnO : nth , round trip tloketsTm be
MId via 1\1 , It. & T. U' , . , from St. Louis ,
Han a.s CIt" 1I1Innlbo.I , and other Mill'
lJOurl nnd ) eans 8 points. to Indlnn Tcr.
'rltort ' , Oklo.homl1 and Central and o.s' " ,
ern 'JexBs : , I1t .
$15.00 .
The Southwest IlIlnvlt . The crops
are food : conditions nd prospects wore
novel' ' more fo.vornb . Indl n
OklBbotnB IIntl 'foxas. Bre Tcrrltoryl
people o.nd ocrer plenty of opportunltca !
for investmcnts of co.plto.l o.nl1labor ,
GO NOW I
. Tnllo ndv ntnie ot this cxccptlonlll
oppor'unlty. f o.i
Ask mo nbout mtes 11U11 pnrtlc\llo.r ' "
I'll flln\ly ! ; Cnd YOIl something new In . ! '
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dollar ror an impufecl one
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would you take Il1
If anyone orrued you ont good'
dollar ror 75 cents of bad monty
would you take it 1
I We orrer you 10 ouncu of the.
very best starch. made for 1Oc.
Iolher brand is so good , yet
; 111 others c st IOc. for ! 2. ouncu.1 .
Ours is a b.usiness proposilion.
DEFtANCE 5TA CH is the best
and cheapest
We guarantet It satisradory. . :
Ask your grocer. " I..l
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tiful ' , "arld's Fall' folder and all Intor- _
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Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. , Omaha , Neb. ' . . ' ' :
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E X - SO L DIERS The RuervAtion N ortb Devll's DAkota Land. , Like Boon . . . , , ! '
ol'en under homoste\d low. lUjht ot entry de- ' . .
termlned by drawing. conducted by U. B. omclall.
Ex'suldler mllY reghter "nd l1Ie.by agent. One
person can act nl A ent tor but on" Boldler only ,
To meet tbe demaud of soldlerl tor ogentll bave
arranged with a number ut cltlzenl In Nortb
JJakota , near tbee londs. to act as ngen tor . . . . t ,
loldler . To poy tbe agent And mysclt tor . "
trouble and expenle , there will bo a cba1o ot . > '
UO.I ( ) for reglUratlon. 8bould tbe soldier draw II . . ' . ' "
number entitling bIOI to tract of land. tbe same
agent will tile tor bIOI. locAte and lelect bl. Iind , '
ftlr a fee ot U5.00. It tbe Boldler pretcr.be OIlY. . . .
Inllelld ot I > nylng tbll fU.OO. go and Belect bll .
own land. Suldler not requIred to pay ft.ro In ' . .
acre on theIr land until 11z : month. after tbelr >
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ACT PROMPTLY neslltrlltJon beglnl AUi. .
8th and end. Aug. 20th. ' ' .
No time for delay. Send no and your dl.cbarge ,
or certltled cupt tbereot , lIud 1 will lend you
proper legal paJJr for your execution. I will
look atter the entire molter and Bee tbat' the
agent doe. hI. duty. should ) 'ou not be reslltered
the money will' be promptly returned. Locil
agenU wallted to wbom 1 wilt pay relllonable
commlNllon for .en'lcCI. Addrcss , I . ' "
ItOBT. F. UIIUCtTT. DevU's I.nke , N. D , ,
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W. N. U" Omaha. No. 33-1904 .
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Wlnnle-Stlclt LAUSnur nLUI :
Won't ' 1'111. break. freez.e nor , pot c1othel. . ' .
CO'lA IOC. I1nol eqUIII. 20 < : . wortb uf 1111 : ; utber bluin.
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