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at the happy and led. our the not llyie;
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m them mpcoplo who lift and the people who
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Are elm a divided in lust these we classes,
And. oddly enough, you will and, too. i ween.
There is only one lifter to twenty Who lean. \
up which 0”elm are ml new you melon tbe
. 0! over ed 1"mele toll down the road!
0:- erey awed who Acts others beer
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'lloox‘Iin Spelman Manager. .
' A DARK HORSIE.
To emphasize the sentiment. the sing-
" pr steered his stumbling footsteps into
rule but of the Redflyo. and the closing
door lost the rest of his song to the
street. an alkali dusted thoroughfare,
sprinkled with #bowlders and lined on
each side with“ uneven and unsightly
fronts of frame buildings.
The colonel; who was tall. stout and
Kentuckian. looked approval of the son-
timento! the song at the major. and
the major, who was short. sandy. square
and Missourian, thrust his left hand
deeper-Jib his pocket, turned his toes
slightly more butWard as a standing
gesture and poiséd an index linger an
gumentatively An the air.
“ Yes. sir.” said the major, “Parydise
Bar on a glorious gem of the moon-
tings. a sparklin di’mind, with a settin
of gold. All we need to make afust
llass burg of this chirrupin town or. en-
terpiise an a leetlo order.” The major
stopped and glanced inquiringly at the
colonel. who was sky watching and
busywwith uthought. 2 2
“Yo’ ansright sub. ” said the colonel
heartily, with his hands joined behind
him, “Pab'dise City is the nucleus of n
2 metropolis, the foundation of a gro't
Icity It has a futnh in front of it, sub.
And it thc’foh the mo' needs aguidin
hand. I have been thinkin, sub, that
‘we must o’gsnize and have a local
gov ’mcnt. "
”Jes‘ my opinyun perexactly.” quick
ly responded the major. "What we
need to make a bowtiful an progressive
lily out' n Parydiso Bar on the majority
12 the law. What we want or. a justis oi
z-he peace, a board of supervisors on a' ’—
Here the major rammed both hands in
his pockets and looked downwardas'if
in deep study.
The colonel looked at him from the
corner of a lip]! closed .eye. "Alida
Ahe’i‘f, " he added easily.
"The very words that was on my
min." cried the major. looking up. And
.2hen the colonel went up the street, and
the major went down the street.
Thom wusindood cause for the
versation. There had boon u lynch ng
in Paradise Bur the night before This
did not much matter, nor was it par-
ticularly strange, for lynchings arcin-
iigenous to localities where an unregu-
lated executive is the only branch of the
law. But there haébccn a lynching the
night before that too: And the poorest
mathematician in camp could easily fig
are what would become of Parodies
Bar if there u are two departures via the
rope route for every arrival via the
stage roulc.
It was Very unfortunate that, owing
, to the. darkness and lliowlipsod slate of
intoxication of the person mostinter-
cstcd in the first instanmitho boys bad
lyncbcdiho wrong man. (if nouns. it
was all right. so far as Jim hici’lmrson
was conccrnul, that they lynched him
instead of his brother Dock. for he had
been engaged in a about making the
pn-vioas {all that entitled him to opens
into eternity. About the rains time lire
Smith made his big strike, and the boys
did not attend in his case in their a:-
citomonl. and after it was over they
fell a delicacy llblllll holding him to AAA:-
eount for an old nultlor which was out-
lawed according, lo the premiums nov-
erning in such cam. But the mistake
madcanothvr lynching nmnssnry. and
that was All melons matter, for iwa such
cvvnlsin quick succession might spot
the fair fume of Paradise liar. lint-k
bad boon senior partner in the interim-
tion business with his brother and had
attended to it so enthusiastically that
ho was not in condition to escape. till
the committim tool: time to consider.
but his was a heinous Alumni that could
not bomcrimlmd. for ho had not only
killed a man. but had killed him for
tho cxpme pancreas of jumping his
claim. And mhlsllrst rise in lifoomlotl
in «loath.
A few days later nothing was tallied
at in Paradise» liar hot the Missed
election. the pmitirm being recalled
with the some cbmrfai enthusiasm that
Would have inch scrawled any other
kind of a circus. A more: meeting was
“held. adobe decided upon and emin-
Anltlm emulated Astaire charge of the
election and drew up a charter.
The boys were all heartily in favor of
a charter. tlsregh low of them had any
idea what “the blamed thing locked
- like. ” Bo public sentiment milled upon
Judge {tourism and Joe linnrson for
the. mitten and wooded them to see
Ah hay Went to work upon Abochar-
Judgc 8am in physical appearance
was :lcecrihui by AM boys when they
said that "his simmer is a better man
'n is; is " in his Veteran for health he
had aims at ally siren enters.
disc liar. list the turns cannibal
bananas Add new and eecpyot
2 Ma with
Marshmallows looked: to
mmmlmm
Karim wheel bends
- take Bing High. the camp’s solitary
, hm him by hie Mali. Butitwas‘up-
‘ cup.
mm ‘
held in “to. and reverence.
strongly mmnmom when
he and his lvcr stood oil AA crowd of
drunken tun seekers who had decided to
Chiaemsu. than his bash shop and
colds second exploit that his {steam
cipally rested. He had little use tor e
poi; it and the Word brains to... this
rior to a Colt’ e in his opinion. and the
routine allies reports ware enemies
whose underbanded tactics he dreaded.
Yet it was vaguely rumored in the camp
thdt he had written something that was
published in a newspaper, a feet that
added more to his reputation than a
half dozen funerals would have done.
The “something” was a letter to the
stage superintendent and was natal»
lows:
Dun Btu—vi take the Company's pen in
hand to wright you the stale was 7 ours into
use“ today. it was held upp Thor was 700
dolurs on herd. the‘ Hibers not that. it would
not have bin so much into. but aisle passer:
jars made of... the Bosses end the serials
not hurt. Jon Ennnson.
the dnver gull the fairs from the passeniore
befor they was 1|in
Joe and the judge went right to work,
and in a few days the exciting news
traveled from miner to minor, from
claim to claim. that the charter was
finished. It proposed to furnish to the
citizens a board of three supervisors. in
whom all powers not delegated to other
officers should be vested; a sheriff with
a salary of 0200 per month. who was to
be or ethnic tax collector, and a justice
of the peace and city clerk combined in
one; who was- to have $100 month
and all confiscated weapons as his'pay.
By univensal consent and in the in-
detest or peace and sobriety. it was de~
cided to hold the election in the Red
Eye, owned and operated by one Hans
Scopenhuaer. Hans was an order loving
citizen, who believed in peace at any
price. Ho boasted that in his establish-
ment no man had ever been killed—ex-
cept by himself. Perhaps the easy and
accurate swing of his right arm who
it went atter'e‘ gun and “intact the
no one ever saw him in the Red E c
with. anything but his back to the will
had something to do with this.
The next. time the Qlonei and the
major mat they traded smiling greet-
ings and shook hands with effusive cor~
diality. Then, by tacit mnsent.tl1ey ad-
journed to thefuturo polling place.
”Order,” said the colonel 'gculally,
“is the fast law of natuh. What'll ych
swallow?"
The major mentioned his weakness.
and then glanded Ihosilntingly at the
colonel, his glass in the air. “I was
jcs’ tnlkin with some of the boys down
the way.” ho saidrslowly. “on they
think they hev picked out the right
man for sheriff, " and then be emptied
his glass, watching the colonel nar-
rowly.
The colonel beamed a. friendly re-
sponse outside the circumference of his
“An I was talkin with some mo’
of them down heah. on they seem to
have fixed the mattah, as ychsay, with-
out askin us. Iiiahdly think they have
made a mistake." .
_ Tho nuljor's smile grew more cash
dent on he straightener! a little and re—
pliod airily: "The boys knows what
lbnr (loin, sure snuff. In a bigmatter
of this kin. they ain't a-goin to do the
wrong thing. ” l
Thou lilo colonci's smile broadened to
the edges of his fare, and each Hllw
planning visions through the bottom of
a glass clearly.
The campaign and the excitement
progresstxl together. Ne general caucus
Was held. . The oilivo of justice of peace
sought Judge Sampson and found him
at home. wailing. and three candidates
for the supervisorsbips were soon found
to be for in the loud.
About. this time somebody whirqmrod
something in the colonel' 22 car that mch
him WW] and mutter something about
“Judas Iscu’iot," and somolnxly else
carried a rumor to the major that cans.
ml him to grit his maulniug tooth and
utter vogue mnarks about makes in
magmas. The next limo they mot they
wound in dry silence. The colonel” A
glance was fixed on a distant mountain
pl air, and the major new mimolhing Au-
ionscly lots-resting straiplli ahead.
Each used 22mm to not vows. and their
constituents. with the some overpower-
lng interest that they Would lake in a
dog lighmcbccrml them on with mdcus
partisanship. Every man in camp was
politician enough to know that the vole
would be else-e. though he made out-
landish claims for his candidate and
backed his bragging with all his passes-
i
alone. ’1‘le colonel told the story fro;
qnonki i; of how Major Merriam)- had
loll owl!" and family in Nlmmri. be
cause amenity knew no relations-lb»
low. and the major Malian-d with a
yarn in timcflect that (.tnionol U’tihnna-
ban would never have got out of Ken.
lucky if he had not harm so excellent a
judge of lmmilosh.
Election day Arne a holiday in Pure-2
disc Ber. Every inhabitant was lever»
lshiy and actively interested. liens
Wuhan" laid in an extra supply of
distilled trouble and Added to his chino
ermerm-nt. Then every one voml. The
immigrant from dark and the lam com
hustler from Iowa bullolcd side by Aldo.
The broken English of the Dutchman
just river» and the soft normal of the
sea at Alabama had could voices in
the alumni.
Ilul when the molar and his marshals
brought up Juan Motrin) to lwlp save
tits country, there was» vigorous pm-
mum the colonel and his able. it
was the next movie crime Ac voting
twice. they claimed. "AAA insult to thr
debt at waitress. by (Astra. sob.” said
:he colonel. as? ‘ dared to All
tempt aims our ' 2
mile“ Al
that!» n ‘
Miriam which be limo
An otmnpt tolpointout
tucksllwi stum-
, ID. 0130110 tri-
lfi‘ silt Nets. and the frown
on till: colonel's brow gathered more
AWrinkles. 2
Then a brilliant thought flashed
alhwert his mental sky. The major' s on-
paid board bill was certainly larger
than his. And while the judge waited
in silent dignity tor the sun to say good
night. to Paradise But, the colonel and
two o'r three of his supporters disap
peered. The voters waited in or .m-
Alon for the closing of the polls, still
alternating calls for refreshments with
conjectures as to the result.
There was a s‘coillc outside, an excit-
ed murmur of surprise. and than the
colonel marched proudly into the room.
with Sing High on his arm.
, The fat placidily of Sing High’s face
wore a look of pleased expectation. It
had been made clear tohlm that he was
to play some important part in the
drama that was expiring Paradise Bar
from the Red Eye to. the suburbs;
though he Was not at all certain what
he had to do. There was-an excited dis—
cussion and more than one ahgcl maker
was drawn. But Judge Sampson, will
calm impartiality, decided that his caso
Was similar to Mercuo' s, that no quali-
fications had been declared necessary,
and that they had all voted without re-
gard to race, color or previous condition
of penal servitude, and that Sing High
should vote. The same awkward silence
fell upon the. crowd, [And the. judge took
Sing to one side and instructed him in
the grave duties of an elector
Sing Higll' s smooth \puntcnanco w as
scorned with smiles at his own impor-
tance. There was a whispered and uni.
mated conference botwrcn him and the
judge, and then he came forward apd
voted as the sun went down.
The counting of the ballots was {in-
ishcd, and the results, except for slxcr-
ill, announced, when a fatal acridcnt
occurred. Hans Sccpcnhauer ran out. of
liquid cxhilaratibn. He had to go across
the street to borrow of a rival, with
whom he maintained open warfare and
secret friendship. and tho IK‘thlflll rt p
utation of tin: Red Eye “as letter»
guarded.
The judge impassivcly gave out the
result. "For shtrifl‘, “ he said, “lin-
\oto stands. Major Mortossoy, l‘Jb’;
Colonel O‘Shanahnn, 198;.100 Emer-
son, 1. ”
For a minute silence succeeded the
announcement of the vote. The major
and the colonel sat opposite each other
at the balloting table, cying each otiur
with contempt that increased with err-1v
Alfink. They had both confidently count
ed on victory, and now, with Alisup
pointmcnt. contempt changed to anger.
Tho colonel was a blond—”a dyed in
the wool blond." the nmjur call-Ed him
-—uud the crimmn flooded his face and
shone fiercely through his fair skin. He
moved on his cracLor box until his or-
scnnl Itfltt‘li more easily in reach, and
than said, in an oven monotone of im-
pwssivc quietness .
“If yoh bud volml yollah dawns
enough at this election. yr 1: might haw
elected one. An, sub, _vch burn some as
AAA-ah it as tho soa‘sity of dawns 'ud al—
low. Yf‘ll have. voted AA Mexican who is
Al boss lbicfmn if yc'd anotlndi boss thief,
yell might linvooloclcd onvslw'd. " Tho
colonel was looking straight at the
major new. and neither was plousant to
look at.
I The angles in the major's fave grow
sharper with each word and his face
grew dark with drop honor. lln glared
at the colour-Liar AA moment, and then,
in that sauuo deadly lobe ‘of 1A;vciprc-
cision, came his rr ply:
"liyuruftor, when a man coinvs inter
this Hill)” with his rckkurds burnt lie-4
bin 'iin, waniin Arr run for oills, the
fast thing to do as to flill'i‘ll 'im and it?“
of be her. a piglull. We alias messed
(bar was onlyono Chinymun in the liar
until lornlght, when llw drksbun un-
kivrcnd another. l'd rnlh: r be AA yolk-r
down '11 llt' a ifhlnyman an nf'wrod tor
say so llll clokslmn limo. "
Tin- colonoi’u mmwu-r mound to be all
dressed aimlessly, hm lbw who were
edging back saw that his hand rash-dim
his pistol. ills eyes ulcmnvd and he
HWl'llI‘llWilltllllh‘dfit'd \mnh. "lmn.
sub, AA rlwrrndnnt of can of ill" fuel
fem lies of Anm'loo. an it yr in soy lam
thin but a malicious. l‘lil nro AA
dildy llah and an inlvhmd miuumlrvl. "
Tho major‘s hand mowd quickly. but
the oolonoi’e was not one whit slower.
Thru- were A half dozm who inter
mingling reports, and thou lbw . boys
wholmd disemwnnd mum lholnblcs
Alrailglawnml llnbmlvm in larger quar-
tors. and those who had Alinapxwaml
through the wisdom came bar-l: Illl‘ullitii
the doors. . ~ .
The motor still eat apricot at ”12
table, his woosllo smil- “rl‘lllillii in
sillukl‘. The colonel loam Al AA ill: lmwcd
hand upon the table, mm arm bunnies»
ly grasping his revolver. lloih wm:
Aloud.
For a minute llwm wns llmt'iulsluml
Kill‘llml that inequality All iln runabout
humanity in the pronoun of death. and
”1" boys slop ly and trash rig. rarréul m
to an ndjoinlnir room the victims of the
first clvcllml All Paradise liar.
They had again usscmidml in solemn
silonco. while lions, who had hastily
returned, was wringing his bands in
sllclildospuirovr film loss of lll‘I l“ pole
lion and Abel It‘l‘llhillfl' of lllslwlmcd
precedent. wlnn 1* monitor drum and
with one foot on schair. said cIlriAward-
ly, but oarmslly: ~
_ "lhlys. both of 2m whirled broil!
'jhoidfl‘. Iii outline of ’otn [amid film it
It" W W died to muor’ this
" posed. lighting,
~ massively.
sword that on
judicially to his
eel. “What reusable true. and tonic:-
,row we will plant 'em as brave men
are buried by the ooturedm.’ He
judge paused ruined incur im-
"But in our regard for the
deed. we must not towel. r respect for
the'iuejosly of the law a are here to-
night to dl’rlcbarau a solemn obligation,
and elicit-irons we must stand by the
task until the requirements of the law
are satisfied.
“All the odious have been declared
filled 03ch that of sheriff. Since the
colonel and the major. who received the
highest votes. are disqualified, Him-
by declare that the candidate receiving
the neat highest number of votesn-Mr.
Joseph Emerson—is elected shall? of
Paradise Bar. ”
The crowd murmured a unanimous
assent.
Sing High had voted for Joe Inner-
'Acn. -—Puui Sheep in San. Francisco A:-
gonaut. .
England. um» and rulers. 35‘
In Asia it has bocutho steady cn- '
louver of Russian policy sincagl’ctor I
income nearer and holder to lndiii. The
so called “last will of Pellet the Great”
is a proved forgery, but the ideas Aron-
lann d theuin imvepxminly guided the
course of tho oaurs (or more than i It;
centuries. By force and fraud and false
promises made to England, whenever a
now attack was propami' against one of
the central Asian khanitcs, Russia has
made her way gradually through an
immense stretch“ of territory from the
Caspian sod up to and even beyond the
frontier of Afghanistan. Ever rrncwud
breaches of the most solemn assurances
—ocoasiomlly even given to Queen
Victoria by a czar “on tho ’wurd of a
gr2ntlcninn"-—liavo hecnwtho regularly
recurring incidents in those modern
“Alexander oxrwdilions” toward India.
Formypart, I believe that in India
England acts the useful part of a guard-
ion 91’ pence butwonn contending races
and crecds us well as a protector of the
security of the country against possible
attack from. the north. 5le has. more-
over, done away, by. her legislation.
with some of the worst abuses which
were the outgrowth of Indian supersti-
tion. She has conferred upon multitudes
of lndions the boon of u better syitcm
of instruction. 5le has recently made
also some honorable. efforts in the direc-
2 lieu of popular self rule within her
Asiatic umpire. Let the band of Eng-
land be withdrawn, and tomorrow the
bitter feuds of l‘lli‘i‘o‘ and religions would
throw India into'a convulsion. Then a
despotic power, detected by the bc'st Au-
tellccts in all its ow n clue! cities, would
presently stop in us a conanror, with
an opprvsshc military organization,
with a host of seniibnrborous hordes no
its rolinur-, and with an administration
morn corrupt than that of any oriental
tyranny. (‘nuld progrrss thus be fur-
‘ln- red ’r—Nm'lb American 1ch low.
English Music "all Songs.
At music halls the songs, or those
with the best chances of living; popular,
are written chiefly by only two or llll‘ul
writers, and to this fan-A. sonnlimos is
attributed what must be caller". lluii
painful mouolony, or, at the il‘llsi, un-
happy paucity, of throw. You how the
mollmr-in-lmv, and (-le llliltlllll‘dlhllfiV
of course is u nuisnnco and an obstacle.
You have the dureiving husband. You
lnwc lbv All-coiVA-Al or devolving wife.
Everyone. it Home, is busy in doing
that which he pretends not to be doing.
yet which all the world assumvs that
he is certain ludu. Along with llll‘h‘ll
oulworn tin-mos, from which one would
lain m k relief in sumo fresh obwrvution
of life and of Aim passing manners of
filming”, you have Awnsimmliy, if 1le
ball is “popular" railwr than (collim-
able, sumo wry broml ArnxpliaIunt to
what are mill-d liw "Working ( lam .5 '
as the law-«tho inevitable, lil’lut‘iidll
base—of snx-ioiy's column. and you
how, in lluws osprvinlly of «xvilvnwnl,
appeals to patriotism, Humid which
are sound. but more of wbb‘h make Amv
think of hi. do in ills-lal’ornrauld's ru-
mark that Alwro are "low of us who
haw nut suflloir Alt strength An hour lilo-
Allister-turned'myos. even if tlmsr mm-
l‘orlunw In! tlw wounds and drnlb—n-“ol
other people. “
'1‘le effect of familiarity and pnwrty
of lllllllil‘ in tho urinal songs of llw
bionic balls is minindml. it in ”112'. to
somv «Axum by ”I2 no sunroof "nag" of
fm-b and In rsunnl man-r which lilo
boot cmnrdmns of ”iv music bull—«null
many who are not div brain-allow
tlu'mmdvoe Au Antmlavc. ilui, lint-1' all.
of the would lln2 music hall it has got
to ho said in parting from limo lllot
the groan r part of Ala-lrmnmly is bowl
nnmam'nvns and that if you can lilillii'.
lilo the Motion of tho mmvscltpritrd
altogether of in: carnal side, or, if you
will. that mrilnl Adda Ass-cpl. d cam- for
all as lwallhy and above islet-Al. and Ad
not upon to innuendo or comment, llw
«mm of the music hall wmdd at AA stroke
Niacievnlh Factory.
[Alla of At Writ-Alive.
Home (.tifl'flll ritrwriinoulswhioh have
been made in England prov" Iliatilw
lliwf‘ n lmumolivn is about maroon
"train mil2 22 2” in nliwr Words, that a
lrmanmlin of ”ill. loml approvml pal-
larn will run cotton" Anilrs before
wearing out no as labour-ohm Illfilllk“
inn this run rf ..22c,ooo Andra thvilrrbnx
will have in lo rlimwod lbw-Mimic,
Aln- aha r21 12er live 22:2 m mm A mad the
t‘l‘fillh axles from Aim :2 to live Hun 22.
Taken on the spot.
iln road from ”lziamlet” to his sweet.
ill'nf‘l’. ”Ur it than will hoods marry,
marry a fool ”
"Very well. ” she said acronyms
the consumer was made as was so
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The Ideal Prelim.
Jamcs L. Francis. alderman. Chicago,
says: “I n-mml Dr. King's New Dis-
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Couldw.
Colds and Lung Complaints. having
used itin my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of physicians
prescriptions All other [)1 (mutations
Rev John Barons, Kcokuk, lows,
writes: "I Inm- been a minister of the
Methodist lipid opal thumb for .230 y ours
or more, and have now A found nnylllimr
so ln~AA(A:,2fltiul or that gave inc such
spetxlyrolivfm Dr. King’s New Ills-
covcry.” Try this [dual Cough Rom-
cd now. 'l‘A-izd bottles free at (l. (A).
Stillsdn’ssndhl. l’. Wood’sdrug stores.
Boys will be boys, " but you can't af-
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple comma by having 13c-
witt’s Colic and (holcra Cure in the
horse, 1211’ Wood audG. C Stilison.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of Worthington.
Ind. Sun. writes: ”You have. ll valan-
blc prescription in Elm-trio Bitters, and
I can cheerfully recommend it for Con-
stipation and Sick “(Aruba-ho, and use
general own In tonic it has no equal.”
Mrsl‘mnicfitchlv,21$27>Colmtzo Grove
avenue, Chicago. was all run down,
inlaid not not not dim-st food hallo
lmskachc which novcr left her and‘ felt
tired undovvmy, but six bottles of 1'31va
trio Bitters restored her» health and rc-
nowod her stmigrb. Priws 50 (This
and >81. (.A t obnttlc at (i. C. Stillmu s
and l}. i’. Wood 3 drug stores.
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Many a day swork is lost by sick head-
ache caused byindigcstion and stomach
troubles DoWitt A; Little I.) only risers
are the most effectual pill for to err: oni-
inu such difficulties I) P. chd and
G. U. Stillson.
There is more Cntarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last to -w years
was supposed to be imurablo For a
great many years dcr tors pror .Allllflt: d it
a local disease, and prescribm‘l local Acm—
cdlcs,und by (unsteady failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in-
curable. Science has proven cutnrrh to
boa constitutional disease. and them-
for22 requires constitutional treatment.
Hall' s Calnrrh Cure. manufactured by
F. J. Cherry & 00.. Toledo. Ohio, is the
only constrmtromlruro on the market
It is tukenin dbl-res from IA) drops to a
lrcswunl'ul It acts directly on the
mucous curious of the system. Tiny
offer-mic hundred dollars for any can:
it. fails locum. timid for list of loath
monisls. Address 12'. .l. CHENEY to
(.30.. Toledo. U. Sold by drnggists.
The whole. systmn is drained and un-
dermined by idulout ulcers and own
sores. Dewitls \Vircll Haul halve
srxwlily lmzds flu Ill Ir' is the: best pilIo
cure known. l'l.l .lVocd and U.
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PIA-ozone. Drops, Soothing Syrups.
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