The KnUor and tlio Sergcnnt.
Dmperor William's kindness of
heart IB well known and recently at
the parndo at Stettin be gave proof
of It to a former sergeant of his under
whom he had served whfin he was
crown prince. He recognized the vet
eran standing among the crowd of
spectators and aummonded him. For
some minutes he chatted pleasantly
.with the man and then dispatched an
orderly to bring a horse for his for
mer sergeant that the latter might be
able to ride about and see tbs ; review
at his case.
Carrie's Slinrp Ilcply.
Several invitations of a more or less
farcical nature have been sent to Mrs.
Carrie Nation regarding a New Yorlc
visitation. The latest was a sugges
tion that she try her hand at reform
ing the Four Hundred , reference being
made to the burlesque saloon smashing -
ing act at Senator Clarke's valentine
ball. She replied , "The society people
of New York probably need reforma
tion as badly as any class of people
In America , not excepting saloonkeep
ers. 1C they want to bur'psque mo
when I am trying to save men's souls
J do not care. They had bettei employ
their time driving vice out of their ,
own city. '
\VIint Will the GIrlH Get' '
An Englishman who recently died
had three children , one son Snd two
daughters , and he mentioned all of
them In his will. The first clause is , "I
leave my piano to Mary Elizabeth
When Arthur has done with it. " The
'other clause is , "To Susan .lane she
may take whatever Arthur wishes to
give her. " There is no doubt of Ar
thur's standing in the document , but
the pointed question is raised , "Are
Mary Elizabeth and Susan Jane bene-
Jlclaries under the will ? "
AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Mr * . Doty , of Highland , Jovrn. ItentoreA
to Health A 3Iiraciilou Case Her
Husband IK Cored of Wright's
Dlseaio by Same
III en n * .
Highland , la. . March 4. ( Special. )
Friends of Mrs. W. H. Doty are very
much pleased to notice the wonderful
improvement in her condition. For
eighteen years she has been a sufferer
from rheumatism , and the torture she
has endured during this time is pa&c
all description. Mrs. Doty tells the
following story :
"I have suffered for the past eighteen
years with Kidney Trouble and Rheu
matism. I have tried doctors , patent
medicines , plasters , liniments , electric
treatments , and nothing did me any
good. I had nearly lost all faith in
anything , when I sent for six boxes of
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I said to my husband -
band I expected that it was some more
money thrown away , but when I had
taken them a week I could see that
they were helping me. The lameness
I had suffered with for so long is near
ly all gone. It is not a quarter as bad
as it was. For years I had to wear
a warm -bandage around my forehead
to prevent the -pain. Since using the
Pills I have been' able to remove this
altogether.
"I cannot find -words to express my
heartfelt thanks to Dodd's Kidney Pills
for their wonderful cure of < my case.
! JIy husband has suffered from Kidney
Trouble for years. Last spring a doc
tor said ho had Bright's Disease , and
treated him , but he received no benefit ,
and he kept growing thinner and
T-eaker all the time. When I got Dodd's
Kidney Pills he commenced taking
four a day. He has taken them three
months and is nearly well. His
strength is increased , and the improve
ment in his case is almost miraculous.
Dodd's Kidney Pills have certainly
been a God send to us. ' '
It is just cases like those of Mr. and
Mrs. Doty that have made Dodd's Kid
ney Pills so very popular in Iowa.
They are 50e a box , six boxes for
$2.50. Buy them from your local drug
gist if you can.If he cannot supply
jyou. send to the Dodd's Medicine Co. ,
Buffalo. K. Y.
Commendable Crusade.
Under the headline , "Bounce the
Blabbers , " a Cedar Rapids paper
makes vigorous protest against the
chatterers who disturb theater and
lecture audiences. It offers a reward
of ? 5 to the first usher who Avill "go
after such idiots in the proper man
ner , " and refers to one of them as
having a mouth that "would be a
profitable enterprise if turned into a
windmill. "
The prominence achieved by Garfield
Tea as a blood purifier has not been
equaled by another remedy ; an im
provement in the complexion can be
seen after a few days' use.
We only profit in the measure we
have ennobled self.
FITS rcnnsnenCy Cured. S'o rta oruerronraes *
first day's use of Ir. Kline's Great Nerte hwtorer.
Send for FREK S2.OO trloi bottle ntiiS treatise.
1 > B. R. II. KLISK. Ltd. . 931 Area fat. I'hllialelphl % "t.
Genuineness needs neither introduc
tion nor laudations.
Try Graic-O ! Try Grain-O !
Ask your ; Grocer to-day to show you n
package of GRAIN-O. tbo uow food drink
that takes the place of coQ'eo. The children
may drink it without injury as well ns the
adult. All who try it , like it. GRAIN-O has
that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java , but
it is made from pure grains , and tbo most
delicate stomach receives it without dis
tress. Htno price of coffee. l. > c and 25 cts ,
per package. Sold by all grocers.
It is from our failure we gain our
greatest strength.
Ask your grocer for DEFIANCE
STARCH , the only 16 or. , package for
10 cents. All other 10-cent starch con
tains only 12 oz. Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded.
Who has not braved the danger can
not boast of courage.
Drup.s have their use , but don't store them Jn
your stomach , lineman's. .Pepsin tjuui .ajdix the
natural forces to perform their functions.
It is bad to lean against a falling
_ . " '
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wall.
Edward Gardner Pound Guilty of Murder
of Herman Zalin.
A VERDICT IS GIVEN AT MIDNIGHT
The Will.of Jmlce Maxwell I'lnecd for
Trobato In Dodge County Tenor of It *
Provision * Miscellaneous Mutters In
FREMONT , March 2. Edward Gard
ner was convicted here at the murder
of Herman Zahn. the Snyder saloon
keeper , and was sentenced to imprison
ment for life.
At precisely 12 o'clock the jury
knocked on the door of its room and
announced that it had agreed upon a
verdict. Judge Grimison was in the
court room and at once sent the bailiff
for the clerk and attorneys. The de
fendant was brought in handcuffed to
Sheriff Kreader. He looked tired and
haggard. His face was pale and there
were dark circles under his eyes , which
were fixed upon the jurors as they filed
past him to their seats in the box. It
was nearly 1 o'clock before the clerk
and attorneys appeared. During this
time Gardner sat in his chair like a
statue , only occasionally turning his
eyes toward the judge or directing
them to the lloor. An intense stillness
pervaded the dimly lighted court room.
There were about twenty-live people
present who had stayed up to hear the
verdict.
At. 12:45 Foreman J. W. Nation
handed the verdict to the bailiff. The
bailiff passed it to Clerk Cruikshank ,
who read in a firm voice :
"We , the jury duly impanelled and
sworn in the above entitled case , do
find the defendant. Edward Gardner ,
guilty in monner and form as charged
in the information , of murder in the
first degree , and we do further find ,
say and determine that the'defendant ,
Edward Gardner , be punished by im
prisonment life.
"J. W. NATION , Foreman. "
As Clerk Cruikshank read the ver
dict the defendant's face grew paler ,
his eyes stared anxiously , but not a
muscle of his face changed. His hands
trembled slightly as Sneriff Kreader
fastened on the handcuffs and with his
maimed left hand he put his hat oil
his bead.
.liulge Maxwell's \Vill Tiled.
FREMONT , Neb. , March - . The will
of Judge Samuel Maxwell has been
filed for probate in the office of the
county judge. It is dated June 27,1879 ,
and is witnessed by Judges Amasa
Cobb r-nd M. * * . rceese. It provides
first for the payment of his debts from
the personal property , with authority
to sell the real estate for that purpose
if needed. A becuest is made of $1,000
to each of his children , payable as soon
as they are of age , from the personal
property , or from the proceeds of the
sale of real estate in Merrick county.
His wife is given a life estate in his
Plattsmouth property and his entire
personal estate , also a homestead in
terest in his residence property in Fre
mont , provided it is not necessary to
sell the same. Henry Eikerbarry of
Cass county and Henry G. Wolcott of
Fremont are named as executors.
In a codicil dated May 4 , 1899 , he re
cites the sale of his Merrick county
property and the purchase of land in
Adams county and directs that land
other than in Dodge county be first
sold for the payment of debts and lega
cies and if the land cannot be sold at
a fair valuation then the children are
to take their leagcies in land either in
whole or part. After the death of his
wife he directs that all his property be
sold and the proceeds divided equally
between his childicn. This codicil is
witnessed by ri. G. Wolcott and Jennie
M. Wolcott. In .a second codicil , dated
February 13 , 1900 , he substitutes his
sou , Henry E. Maxwell , as executor ,
and directs that t c legacies given his
sous. Henry and Jacob , and his daugh
ter , Margaret , be charged against them
as advancements.
Maxwell Meniorlxl .Regulation.
FREMONT. - > b. . March 2 Tiie com
mittee appol. _ d by Judge Grimison
to prepare resolutions of respect to the
memory of Judge Samuel Maxwell re
ported to the court.
The committee consisted of Attor
neys Courtright. Loomis and Gray. All
the attorneys of the local bar were
present. The resolutions paid a glow
ing tribute to Judge Maxwell's exem
plary Hfp and his career as states
man , jurist : md citizen.
Randull Knller' * Death.
FULLERTON , Neb. , March 2. Word
has been received from Oklahoma an
nouncing the death of Randall Fuller ,
a prominent and wealthy resident of
this city. Randall Fuller was 78 years
of age .and came to this county when
it was first opened for settlement in
1879 , and purchased a large tract of
land where the city of Fulierton now
stands.
Vaccination by Wholesale.
WYMORE. Neb. . March 2. Drs. Gaf-
ford , Given , Yoder and Johnson offered ;
their services to vaccinat' ' vhe school i
'
children without charge ii vaccine
points were furnished thein , and the
board o education promptly accepted
the offer. Nearly 400 children were
inoculated.
Durrell Sooa to lie on Trial
FREMONT. Neb. . March 2 The trial
of William Darrell. the third of the
men charged with the murder of Her
man Znhn , the Snyder saloon keepers ,
is set for March 3. and a panel of
twenty-four jurors ordered summoned.
After Gardener was brought back to
his cell he had nothing to say about
the verdict of the jury. He seemed re
lieved to think that the suspense was1
over and did not want to speak of it.
The verdict ( .Imprisonment for life ) is
regarded l > y attorneys as a substantial
victory for , the defense.
THE LiVE STOCK MARKET.
Latest Quotation * from South Orcah"
'
and Kansas City.
I SOUTH QMAIIA.
Union Stock Yards Cattle There was
I another liberal run of caittle and buyer.- *
.started out to get their supplies at lower
prices. Beef teen . In particular , wen :
slo\v and It Is safe to call the market
on Hteers Settle lower than yesterday.
There were over 0 cars on Hale and the
Chicago market was none too joe < l , all
of which worked agalnut the selling In
terests and gave buyers an opportunity
to bear the market. The cow market
started out in fairly good shape and sales
were made at rlsht around steady prices.
As the rnornlnir advanced ; however , the
market seemed to weaken. At no time
was tradlnir as active as was the case
yesterday and the market lacked the tone
and snap of yesterday. The downward
tendency of the steer market is naturally
having a depressing efect ! upon the fec\l-
er trade , but , as the supply at this point
has been limited , prices have held up in
good fbape. Anything choice that has not
been on corn meets with ready sale at
very satisfactory prices , but there are so
few of that kind of cattle coming that
warmed-up cattle are selling better for
feeders than for bc-of.
Hogs There was another fairly liberal
run , but the market opened a shade
stronger. One thing. howevorv that makes
the market look better today is the fact
that there were a number'of prime heavy
hogs here tod-'y which were considerably
better in duality than anything received
yesterday. The bulk of the early sales
went from $5.27 > to $5.32 , and as high
as J5.25 was oaiil. The heavy hogs sold
mostly at J5.30 and $3.32 . and the light
and medium weights at Jj.27'and Sfi.IIO.
Sheep There was not : - very heavy run
here , and receipts were composed largely
of ewes anil lambs , very few wethers be
ing offered. The ewes were in fairly good
dmand and sold at steady to strong
prices , as high as J3.7"i being paid. The
lamb market , however , was very slow ,
and nackers did not seem to be at all
anxious for more supplies this week. The
feeling was very weak'and not much
changed hands until late in the day.
KANSAS CITY.
Cattle Choice beef steers , lOtrloc high
er ; stockers and feeders , steady : native
beef steers. $4.30' . i.53 : stockers and feed
ers. J.7.VM.S > ; fed westerns , $ i.2.Vfr : > .0) ) :
Texans and Indians , $ : i.7r fr4.G : ; eows. $ i.8"
( Ti4.2.heifers. . ? : ; .2.Vy4.M "winners. $ i2.2ffi %
M- - - - - - - ' V * ' ' 5 * * " ' ; * -t IJ- * Vl
2.73 ; bulls. ? : > .Mi l.-lO ; calves , f-l.OO'TiC.OO. ( . . . .
logs Market 5c lower ; top , $3.42V : bulk
Of sales , 55.23'arK ; ; heavy , $5.COfjTi.4j'A : :
mixed packers , $ - > .2.V&3.43 : ; light , fj-lOft
u.20 ; jiigs. 5-l.SOSr3.03.
Sheep and I anibs Market strong ; west
ern Iambs , $4.&U < ? 5.00 ; western wethers.
9rl.Kfi4.50 : western yearlings , J4.23in.Ji-J ;
ewes , $3.75fi3.93 ; culls , $2.50ftO.3.
FAKE RtBELS AND BOWMEN
Forty-Seventh Infantry I'.nys Surrender
ed to by Moi-o Islanders.
MANILA , March 2. Twenty-one
rebel officers and 120 bq'omen have
surrendered to Lieutenant Desqne of
the Forty-seventh United States Vol
unteer infantry at the town of Irocin ,
in Albay province.southcrn Luzon.
Vassili Veresti-hagin , the Russian
painter of battle scenes , has reached
the I Philippines , searching jJor new
war pictures. He lias called upon
Genral MacArthur. Verestchagin is
favorably impressed with the Ameri
can soldiers and has made many
sketches of the battlefields near Ma
nila.
Excitement over gold mining in Le-
panto , in northern Luzon , is increas
ing , a number of pockets having been
discovered , but no well defined ledges
have been found.
The federalists are scaring many
new members for their party in Laguna -
guna province , east of Manila.
The promoters of the conservative
party have published a long address
to Judge Taft , president of the Phil
ippines commission , written in tlow-
ery and fulsome language , the gist of
which seems to be expressed in the
following paragraph :
"We confess to being distinct from
some of those men who are cooperating
ating with the American government
in peace in that particular which re
fers to the maintenance against re
strictions and exactions of our pro
gram , which places the maintenance
of peace subject to a compliance with
the conditions which would lead tea
a point whence there is no outlet.
We believe there is no better means
of perpetuating it than an absolute
and unconstitutional adhesion as
younger brothers , and as conditions
may admit , this country can be raised
to the level of its aspirations , bless
ing the hand which strengthened it
and kissing the hand , if it so de
serves , that cut asunder the last cord
of its dependency and thus convert
ing it into its own equal. "
ITCHES TO SWING A HATCHET
Mrs. Nation DtVlares Slit ! Will Kesmne
Devastating Opi-rations.
TOPEKA , Kan. , March 2. Since
Mrs. Carrie Nation's return from Peoria -
ria last night she has accupied her
cell in the county jail here. Mrs.
Nation says she was greatly pleased
with her trip , the Journal and the
mayor of Peoria. Asked as to her
future plans she said : "You just tell
the people that Carrie Nation will at
tend to her knitting the same as us
ual. I will go to smashing as soon
ab I am released. "
( Jetii Dam IK Cut Ont.
WASHINGTON , March 2. The final
conference report on the Indian ap
propriation bill was presented to both
houses. After its presentation by
Senator Thurston to the senate the
report was agreed to and later in the
evening Chairman Sherman presented
a like report. The senate receded on
two vital items to the west , , the build
ing of the Gila dam at San Carlos res
ervation and the opening up of the
executive order reservations to min
ers.
Senator Wolcott Itc i ns.
WASHINGTON. March 2. Senator
Edward O. Wolcott has resigned as a
member of the republican national
committee from Colorado , and Archie
M. Stephenson has been designated as
his successor. y
Anthracite De.il.
SCRANTON , Pa. . March 2. Another
big anthracite coal deal was consum
mated by the purchase of the Dela
ware & Hudson company of the Laf-
lin. Long Cliffs , Greenwood and
Brooks companies. The papers were
signed in New York. Four collieries
and three washeries c.re included in
the deal , and the Consideration is'l.-
500,000. The total oaSfrut of the col
lieries is 050.000 tons per annum.
Seven hundred men. are employed.
The purchased companies were owned
by Rees G. Brooks , T. H. Dale and W.
J. Lewis.
AFTER THE GRIP GOMES CATARRH ,
A TERRIBLE CYCLONE grip
LIKE has passed over our coun
try , from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific , leaving behind it a dark cloud
of anguish and despair.
Catarrh follows grip as effect follows
cause.
A multitude of catarrh victims will
spring up in the trail of the awful epi
demic of grip that has just passed over
our fair country.
The hope to these people is Peruna.
Most people know thLs already.
Everyone who has had the least
touch of grip , should not fail to take
a course of treatment with Peruna.
Pernna eradicates every vestige of
the disease anil leaves the system in
a normal condition.
Hon. Joseph B. Crowley , Congress
man from Illinois-writes'from the Na
tional Hotel , Washington , D. C. , as
follows :
"After giving Peruna a fair trial I
can cheerfully recommend your remedy
to anyone suffering with coughs , colds ,
la grippe and all catarrhal com
plaints. " . ! . B. Crowley.
Hon. George H. White. Congressman
from North Carolina , writes :
"I am more than satisfied with Pc-
runa , and find it to be an excellent
x THE GENUINE
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7 / \ ] / WILL KEEP YOU DRY
' ' ' ; NOTHING EL5E WILL
LOOK FOR A50VE TRADE MACK.TAKE NO 5UMT1TUTES
CATALOGUES FREE
SHOWING FULL LINE OF GARMENTS AND HAT3
Ad.TOWER C0..505TON.MA55. *
NEW DISCOVERY ; Rives
_ quiekreliefaridcureswornt
rates. Book of testimonials and lu uivs * treatment.
FKEE. DK. H. H. OnKHVS SO.NS. Ilex K. AtlonU. Ca.
remedy for the grip and catarrh. I
have used it in my family , and they
all join me in recommending it as an
excellent remedy. " George II. White.
Hon. J. P. Mogrew. Superintendent
U. S. Capital Police Fon-e , of Wash
ington , D. C. , eays :
"Having suffered from the grip , I
was advised by a friend to use your
Peruna. I also used it for my catarrh ,
and [ can now cheerfully m-omniend
your remedy to anyone who is suffer
ing from the grip and catarrh. " . ! . P.
Alegrew.
Miss Anna Russell , Past Worthy
Counselor. lx > yal Mystic Legion , 20 : :
Endicott Bldg. . St. Paul , Minn. , writes :
"For years 1 have unfortunately
found my system in : i peculiarly recep
tive condition for catarrh when 1 was
exposed in any way to inclement
weather. At thosf times I would he
severely afflicted with la grippe and its
unpleasant consequences.
"Now for the past year and : t half
I have used Peruna in such casrs and
have found that it not only cures me
quickly , hut it also cleanses my hlood
and renders me less liable to catch
cold. It is the finest preventative of
colds that I know of and a very su
perior tonic. " Anna Russell.
SOUTHERN FARMS.
Southern Farms Improved ami unim
proved. : it from ? " . . to $15 per acre in Vir
ginia , North and South ( "arolina , ( ji-orKia.
Alabama. Mississippi , 'JViim-ssoo IMII ! I\ -n-
turky. Desc-riptive reading matter and
maps seat fro upon application to J. K.
Olson , Agent. L. & I. Uept. . Southern
, Railway. ± LT > Dearborn St. . I'hiraKO , Jll. .
, or M. V. Richards. Land and Industrial
1 Agent , Southern Railwa ; . , WashingtonL > . < :
OR 4 YEARS
If you take up your
honn'sin Western I'uti-
nda. the land of plenty.
illustrated puiriphlelH.
pivinj ; experiences of
farmers who liavc be
come .vea ! thy in erow-
IriK wlu-at. reportof
delegates , etc. . and full
iinormaUon to reduced railway rates can be
nad on application to the Superintendent of
Immigration. Department , of InUT.or , Ottav.-r. ,
Canada , or to W. V. lleimett. 801 N. Y. JJf6
Bids. , Omaha. Neb.
Mention this to advertisers.
begins in the bowels. It's the unclean
places that breed infectious epidemics ,
and it's the unclean body unclean in
side that "catches" the disease. A
person whose stomach and bowels
are kept clean and whose liver is live
ly , and blood pure , is safe against yel
low fever , or any other of the dread
ful diseases that desolate our beautiful
land. Some of the cleanest people
outside are filthiest inside , and they
are the ones who not only "catch"
the infections , but endanger the lives
of all their friends and relatives. There's only one certain way of keeping
clean inside so as to prevent disease and that is to take CA.SCARETTS.
Perfect disinfectant and bowel strengthened. All diseases are
L.IVER XONIO
iOc.
25c. 50c , NEVER
ALL DRUGGISTS. SOLD E\T BULK.
all botvel trouble * , appendicitis , bil
iousness , bad breath , bad blood , vrlnd
on the Btomach , bloated bovrela , ftml
< y vl > B B fe mouth , headache , tndjgrcstlon , ptiiiplos ,
palnc after ratlnR , liver trouble , sallow comploslon
and dizziness. Whoa year bovtrclsi don't sieve regu
larly you are getting aicfc. Constipation klll more
people than all other diseases tojother. It Is a
starter for tbo chronic alltnfeiitg and loirs : years of
saffferlng tlint CORIO oftcrwarxls. No matter vr&at
alls yon , start tailing CASCAJiETS to-day , 1'or yeti
will never get tvoll mid txve11 ail Ifce time until
you pni your bowels right. Take onr ndrloe ; start
wllli OA CAHETS to-day , nnder an absolute suar-
anScc to care or money refacdcd. as
Miss Mice Dressier , 1313 North Bry
ant AVP. , Minneapolis. Minn. , writes :
* Last spring I suffered from li *
grippe and was partially cured , but
thf > bad after-effects remained through
ttu > .slimmer , and somehow I did not
got strong as I was before. In the fall
I caught a cold after getting my feet
wet and attending a lecture in a cold
hall , and 1 suffered a r ! apne. An ui > -
plonKant catarrh of the head anil
throat followed , and ; us I wa In a
wouk condition physically previous to
this , it took but little to break mo
dowji completely.
"One of my college friends who waa
visiting me. asked me to try Pomna.
and I d < d so and found it all and moro
than I had expected. It not only cured
mo of the catarrh , but restored me to
perfect health , built up the entire sys
tem , and brought a happy feeling of
buoyancy which I had not known for :
years. " Alias A HIM : Dressier.
If you do not derive prompt and .sat
isfactory results from the use of Pe
runa. write at once to Dr. Harlman ,
giving a full statement of your case
and hf will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. llartman. President ot
The Hartman Sanitarium , Columbus , O.
10 WA
CASH BALANCE
WINTER TOURIST RATE5.
SPK < 1AU Tours to l-'loricJa. Key West ,
Cuba , Hurnnidn. Ol l Mexico.
uii ! Die M'ditfri , HICIII and
Orient.
JTAI.K Kitrs for the round trip tf >
iniiny jMjinls south on sale llrfll
ami third Tuesday iui month.
HAVES To Hot Spring , Ark. , the fa
mous water r ' .sorl of Amcrlra.
on sal every d.iy in the year.
Tickets : : ow on sale to all th j winter1
resorts of the south , good r turning until
.Inn 1st. 1H)1. ) Kur ratt's. di-sfrlptive mat
ter. iiampIiIrtH and : ill othrr Information.
: ill at i' . < fc St. L , . It. Ft Oity Ticket
Olllce. 1115 Farimni at. ( Paxton JTotcl
or uritt ;
HARRY E. MOORES ,
C. P. & T. A. Omaha , Neb.
TO CURE : Fire year * or *
tfcr Qrt box or CA8CAK-
Ki'B ' rrsi * old. Biovr It 1
a-rer six alHIoa boze a.
year. srttf.f than nay
similar metUelne In the trorld. ThU l ob lnto reefer
great merit , and oqrlitit testimonial. v r > have faith anil
vrtll icll CASCASCTfl absolutely guaranteed to cnro on
money refnndrd. 60 bay today , two SOc bore , 1 ve tliem .
fair , houest ti-ial , am peritEinle direction ! , one ) If yon ore
not latUScd , aflrrn luoiie SOc box. retarntfre named GOc
box and the ncipry box to a l > r tcall , or tha drarzl t froa
Trhom yon pnrchated It , and cetyoar Laouey baclt far bat *
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