mm ml; rm. to Me Meir-I new to mm m
. rm mic nun. and“ m tall celebration in Chicano. .Tbs' oom-
, lion’t know than sad unit as than. with will leave Chicago on Tuesday,
_ viii—0M Brit-é Sash «W has will! we September 28. is a‘ lists. lay-
’ ya. my...) m; r. Magma: 1;;“03' mot or mm «at, word 'to the cousin-
“ ,spdsofsrastheforJ That. 'Iw we re , _ mthathswooldhsahletosooompsuy
; no situation a not be!" "0‘ W ‘3’" m a m the member-ton" York, ,
' 's‘aswphassnntllai- "°'°"' . ' . " , syorVanWyckts l arrsn .
gummt wander; m“ ‘ M" “m’wm’- militate the New " ‘°
m— arrives.
in Portugese territory. .
the inverter
.1
The reasons for this
Mort
among the natives."
t Pletsrmsritsburg has been
, asuflonai.
, ... worn out by anxiety.
, drrlved has on the
. .aad ‘i'mm
"'I'Ilfli to Wit Victoria.
the and of the week.
~ 2
I“ of
“Willia-
‘ 1W
‘ 'hwlsg um
i should be borne in mind, howevrr.
the
ot'the slsnnists and the Morn-
‘Post's despatches are inclined to
secretary of state for the colon-
ossph Chamberlain, spent the day
colonial office. lie looked com-
dsspstch from Pretoria says that
meeting of Belgians there a corps
formed to help the Boers in case
war. .
m of State Belt: Is quoted as
that in case of war the Aiclans
remain in the Transvaal provid-
Winery mmnteed‘thelr flood behav~
, presence of the Orange Free
Wilt Pretoria is confirmed.
' . held cornets are at the Boer
‘n, Natal. September 20—Tho
httaiion of the Manchester Reg-
steamer
lately proceeded to
, r The crowds present
' ,. the troops, who responded.
flaps 'l'owmh‘ptember 20—The ar-
tofABoer oflclais by the Portugese
Med as’llkeiy to create serious
' Child of Winnien is preparing a
second edition of the Times
a dospstch from .Iobanesburg
yesterday, saying: “’Outwardiy
‘ ,. . :rg is quiet. The prevailing
howeVer. is one of intense un-
- owing 'to the possibility of
law being proclaimed at any
“It pmbalily will be proclaim-
. it Is will
when this Is done. the government
fW‘OD all persons unfavorable
.wgioers leaving within forty-eight
Tho sanis correspondent says that a
haying access to the innner cir-
' . . - it tells him that a further
‘ *from the secretary-of state
, colonies, Joseph Chamberlain.
was
m September 18. demanding th1
. mm: of the Boer forts. the
”diction of the armament by 75 per
The Boers are said to be
if to be keeping
secret until they shall have
' nine rumor was current in
yesterday, but nothing has
’ Wired tending to confirm It
“ splteof the Times correspon-
,. reiteration, it Is looked upon as
Wan omcaas ELECTED.
um. lass. September 20—
‘ ' *W River Railroad Com-
tohy, elected the following board
, ,Whltlngpof Hoiyoke. Ifass.:
' ' , Northampton.
‘ .J‘smss H. Williams. of Bellowa
:; h ‘H. Albin. of Concord,
11!. Ball. of Boston; E.
»- . of S ringileld, Mass.
N. H.,
G eeufield,
n: Wil-
' “WILLIAM IN SWEDEN.
September 20—
ded here this
‘Ths erows prince of Swed-
* was-her of dignitaries receiv-
. III! the party proceed-
ll m. where the Ern-
P ' her ”—11.3 no,”
, lot! to fake plus mar,
jL‘mtuflol with the. fair has
‘ . ‘sd until tomorrow on se-
r:" L W?"—
WIS“ COMPANY FAILS.
.. m, somber ”—Tlla
‘ Cmpasy of this
. ‘lio. content to wait 'sven
‘ ’ ' ending the suspense;
appears ones to a great
. Edition of the Morninlf
, s despatoh from Pieter-V
l, dated September
,, u never known the?
M The Doors only
sire-his on the Veidt be-
, g (Witter. They are
P . 4‘ hr and consider they
, “Missal-s after the last
' dds" prepared to face the
,, . , ,
t also describes In
' We elaborate border pre-
which appear more thorough
' says tho-Orange Free State of-
strains. have devised a com-
or action. which. he adds,
seizing Mains. Laings Neck
JCastieg‘Ifstsi. the moment
the correspondent asserts
[Portage-s oillciais at Risanio-
0 arrested some Boer offic-
Q’ ”to charge of constructing .1
'Outisnder council, as the result
', w . hold at Pietermsritaburg.
. ”Johannesburg, has decided to ad~
.l‘ mmunlcation to the British
' or. Sir Alfred Mllner.
government
K, ' ' ol negotiations with the Trans-
' , act are
"savers distress prevailing may
rtho remaining Outlauders [O
« sit! compromise offered; that
, British subjects are becoming
. -‘ . tented, and that great unrest em
to
Mrs. hank Hills. who resides at is
First svemre. ssys:-;'I had kidney,
cornplaiut and an aching hack. itin-
tsrfered with me when engaged at my
household duties. and at sight when
you exmct rat to relieve m, it. kept
up the aching. What’l read about
Dean's Kidney Pills ind me to think
they adult help and -i went to Plats-
ted's drug store for a box. They cured
me promptly and quietly. If I ever
should have a recurrence 1 know what
to do."
‘ m
me‘eimihs trip to New York
9798?!
forum reoplion of Admlml Dewey for
the committee from Chicago to present
the invitation to visit ins west. The,
admiral will arrive in New York on
September 28 and a boat will be char-
tered to carry the Chicago committee
out in the bay to meet the Olympia as
the cruiser comes Into the harbor,
Mayor Harrison will deliver the ad-
dress and extend the invitation.
Lansing Mich, September 20—The
denial ttsskuessiplstadar?
SILVER BILL umlSION.
a
20 Styles of Couches.
90 Styles of White Enameled Beds.
to Ity‘lss of Oak-Chamber Suits.
10 Ityiss of Oak Ohiil‘ouiers.
19 Styles of Odd Dressers.
10 Styles of Oak Extension Tables.
10 Styles of Oak Folding lads.
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by a
Foster-'Miiburn 00., Buffalo, N.
other. .
roar CRABSOI. sensuous.
the rats do Justice.
morning, when the demonstration wn
cavalry barracks. One narrow lane ws
holding the bridles. The Municipn
magnificent steeds.
street, a fantastic vista was presented
just strong enough to show up the long
dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by
Y.
Sole agents for the United States. Ro-
mernber the name. Dunn's and take no
Gaeril‘l'akutothocoutnlmu
Parls, September 20—‘ihe streets ad-
loinlug the Rue de Chabroi early this
made that resulted in the surrender of
M. Guerln, resembled the yard of a
completely filled by a detachment of
Municipal ilorso Guards, the horses
closely packed side by side from one
end of the lane to the other. Carbines
were slung from the saddles. while the
troopers stood at the head of the horses
Guards belong to the best cavalry In
the world, being all fine men. with
Looking up the
The yellowish flame of the gas lumps
attached to the walls of the house wert
II in the case instigated by Fred A. Bit-
state control committee, for the pur-
thls state pass upon the constitution~
silty of the state silver bill.
refuses to accept sliver dollars tender-
ed for the discharge of a mortgage
and the gist of his argument In the
Supreme Court was that what the On-
ited States Supreme Court said in its
Opinion on this subject was not bind-
Iug, being more dictum. In a unani-
mous opinion written by Chief Justice
Grant the state Supreme Court de-
clares that the higher court's opinion
clearly settled the question against
Baker's contention.
'COSTS $1,000 T0 MARRY. ,
Ardmore, i. T. September 20—The
Chickasaw Legislature, in session at
Tishomingo. has passed the bill rais—
lugithc fee for the marriage licenses
from 850 to $1,000. The measure is
1 aimed at white men whose marriage
into the tribe to profit by the annuities
and lease money drawn by female
Chickasaw. It has been decided that
- to be legally entitled to these moneys
white men must have married in ur-
wrdanee with the laws of the Chicka-
saws.
Supreme Court has rendered a decision
ker. former chairman of the suver
pose of having the Supreme court of
Baker
on. nouns.
SPECIAL BARGAINS m '
coax. sunrise srovss‘,
”Honors aaaoss.
Open every evening—Free delivery 50 miles.
w. s. STURTEVANT,
Corner North Main and Ann streets,
South Norwallr. Conn.
unequal line of polished brass helmets
and the outlines of the shifting forms
of the troopers as. ured with the long
wait. they moved from side to side
This imposing force of cavalry was in-
tended to cope with any movement oi
the mob to interfere, With the police
arrangements or attempt to rescue M
Guerin.
At 3 a. m. Guerin appeared at a win
dew and asked an hour's respite it
make up his mind, declaring that he
would surrender then if his friend:
were not arrested. At 4 o'clock a cap
tain of the guards rapped at the door
M. Guerin was the last to leave thc
house. The police had a dozen ope!
cabs all ready for the reception of tilt
garrison. M. Guerin was driven rapid-
ly away by the least. crowded approaci
to the Rue Chabrol. Not a cry was
raised, and there was no demonstra
tion.
M. Guerin was taken to the Centra'
depot in the I'aiais de Justice, situa
ted on the Ile de La Cite. in the resin
of the Seine. Then the weary troop:
marched off.
The officers gave orders to the rural
rymen. who mounted their horses am'
trotted away. Then followed the fire
men in wagons. with their engines am
fire escapes, and so on. only a small de
tachment of Municipal Foot Guardr
and a cordon of policemen envelopev:
in hooded cloaks remaining in the im-
mediate vicinlty of the fort.
The majority of the crowd were at
the opposite end of the street frorr
which M. Gueriu and his companion!
were driven away. and the first intl
mation these sightsecrs had that For
Chabrol had surrendered was the with
drawel of the troops and guards. Thu
exclamation was heard on all sides:
"Why. they have surrendered ilk.
sheep. What a fiasco." And the crowd
cheated out of the anticipated storm
ing of the fort by fire and water, dis
persed laughing at the expense of thr
government. which had taken” sir
weeks to accomplish what with a lit
tie determination might have beer
done the first day, and exchanging sar
castle comment on the chickenheart'
ed conduct of M. uuerin and his garrl
son. who they had fondly hoped woulv
make a spirited resistance.
SCHl.El' SEES THE PRESIDENT.
Washington. September ZO—Rea'
Admiral W. S. Schley called on Presl
dent McKinley yesterday and as a re
sult of half an hour's talk betweer
them, Admiral Schiey will nssuma
command of the South Atlantic Nava
Station in accordance with the orders
of the Navy Department. it is under
stood that Admiral Schley told thc
president that he had not objected it
the orders. and repudiated the protest
made In his behalf yesterday by Sena-
tor Wclllngton, Governor Lowndes. ex-
Mayor Maister and General Fells Ag-
nus.
BODIES STILL UNCLAIMED.
Bangor. Maine. September lo—The
bodies of George H. Bennett and Mrs
Bennett. who were drowned by me
collapse of the Mount Dosert ferry lilf
August 6, are in this city, still an.
claimed. Unsuccessful ei'forts havr
been made to find the relatives and
friends of the couple.
ANDREE ANCHOR AND BUOY.
Stockholm. Sweden. Septmber 20-
The Aftonbladet today received a tel-
egram from the master of the Norwe-
gian cutter Martha Larsask saying that
he had found September 9. on the north
coast of King Charles Island. an anchor
and a buoy marked: "Andree Polar
Expedition."
A COMMON DANGER.
If you ever had a cold which you per-
mitted to ”wear away" it may interest
you to know it was a dangerous pro-
ceeding. Every cold and cough which
is neglected paves the way for con-
sumption, bronchitis, asthma or en-
tnrrh. Otto's Caro. the famous Ger-
man throat and lung remedy. will cure
any cough and cold and save you from
consumption. Sold by all drugglsta
# ,
o
8
tot fail to
ESTABLISHED 1868.
H. KRIEGERSCCO.
It is between seasons for many kinds of goods.
mains of summer stock at Low Prices.
Goods for FALL STOCK. We invite your attention to our
Excellent Values in Hosiery!
CHILDREN’S HOSE.
Fast Black, Double Knee. . . . . . . . . .IOC
Fine Ribbed, Heavy Ribbed, Fine
Piain...... 15c
Extra l'ieavy......... ............190
BlCYCLEv-Extra Fine Ribbed, Plain and Drop Stitch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25c
Try the Gertrude Iiose at. . . . ..25c
A. DICKERMAN a. SON,
8! Washington Street.
CHOOL will commence in a
few days and your chfldf'l‘om Loftus. who has been a nomad.
Will have to have a SCilOOl : Rapids franchise here and be the head
coat for the fall. We have about
two dozen Roofers on hand which
we are closing out for one half of
the original selling price.
‘.'.\ I When passing our store, do
stopto look at them.
played in our middle window.
H. Krieger '8- Co.
Mahackemo Hotel Block! South Norwallr.
We have them dis-
HIGHIAND BAVARIAN.
HIGHLANDJIALT EXTRACT.
. Md Mail with iron.
18 NORTH MAIN STEM-T.
1". (311.1“
Pricuttcssdtwpsrhotus.
.0
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THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND BfiANDs:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND I’thNEii.
HIGHLAND CREAM ALE.
POT UP EXPRESSLX FOR FAMILY USE.
as caretuliy as a physician's prescription.
THE PUREST MALT TONICS MADE.
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons tarnished It reduced prices.
bluvsun run: 10 ran-runs.
18110 G. “MILTON. Bole Igcntg
South Norwalk. Telephone sail, lit-5,
Till HIGHLAND, Winnipaak. _,
WORTH-lull. “£158me BTW -.
Stock Ale and Porter.
NORWALK Mile.
m
We are receiving each week New
LRDIES' HOSE.
. =li‘ullFashioned...................'.I0c
”I Double Heel and Toes. . . .ch, 2 for 25¢
Ext 'a Fine, Extra Heavy, Split
Feet, White li‘eet, Ribbed Tops,
Extra Wide, ..
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l
' Never before in the ”rimnals'otum of Furniture have
the makers produced the artistic. lines they are allowing
this season. ‘ ,‘By compariug'our now comploto‘assosb
, meat with old style houses, you, will readily see that
iii are thiamine Dealds’dibe Norraiks.
lb ltyivs of 0st lidsbssrb.
90 Styles of Dining Chairs.
50 Styles of fancy Chairs and Boston
and a variety of artistic odd pieces not
I attempted by othsr lorwslk homes.
gnguarantss thsprissaswsll as
i, the quality.
1'01“! SETS.
nus LII",
ram 1m.
WED.
We are selling what re-
25c
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BASEBALL IN Till WEST.
iSome Speculation Regarding Terms for
l the Season of I900.
: Chicago, September 20—The Chroni-
r 1-h- guys. There is now little doubt that
i the “foster-n League of l‘rofesionui
E Ilasebnil Clubssthe leading minor or—
ganization of the‘ country, will start
l the season of I900 with a team in Chl-
l cago. It is also practically certain that
iIIII‘ some time, will bring his Grand
E and front of the Chicago Western Lea-
gue team. It is probable, too, the Wes-
tern I.eogue will attempt to strengthen
its circuit by placing a team either in
Cleveland or Toronto.
It is known that several of the wes-
tern league magnates are greatly In
favor of accepting the National Lea-
gue‘s terms and taking the Cleveland
territory off the major body's hands.
If this is done there Is no doubt that
Charley Comiskey, now at the head of
the Minneapolis team, will be placed
in charge of the players In the Forest
City. If all these things are true, It is
certain there will be three baseball
teams in Chicago at the Start of the
season of 1900. It is no doubt the in-
tention of the National league mag-
nates to have matters so fixed that thl
Western League team will be playing
here. while the National leaguers are
on foreign grounds. This will occupy
the territory during the entire playing
season and leave no open datesfor the
new league. .
IMPORTING LABOR FROM JAPAN.
Victoria. ii. 0., September 20—.vot
content with the importation through
Minister Ramon. of a small army of
Italian field workers. the'plunters of
Hawaii are now arranging for a
wholesale importation of contract Ia-
bor from Japan. When the steamer
Empress of India sailed from Yokoha-
ma on the 7th instant. their agents and
9.310 laborers. and these, with the wo-
men who are to accompany them to the
Islands, means a total emigration from
Japan of upwards of 10.500.
PLANING MILL IIIIRNED.
Kind
‘~ You Have
Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
vu! canvass insurer. wow m3. svvv.
us- '7 7 .1
”I’m". ., . . .
f. you might
them,” said his
something like music. You may not
ilituve mint-h often our fornlt at first, but
you won t ouwlsoou ‘ O-
clut‘tillt.” y .W
" ell, maybe i will some on b t
i'd rather have something solid: 1?
like to begin on sortie or my you ‘
girl's school books and [0 V
through ’em. That’s the sort of read-
ing that i'd enjoy spending thus on."
He picked up one of his daughter’s
books which happened to be‘ lyiul
near. It was a copy of Virgil. which
his daughter had been translating into
English. He stared solemnly at the
first page of the Latin epic for awhile
and then slowly turned the leaf. When
his eyes had got down to the middle of
the next page. he laid the volume down
with a sigh.
"it's no use," he exclaimed regret-
fully.
"What Is of no use? '
"My trying to read dialect. And I
must say that this thing of teachin'
it in the pubiic schools strikes me as
ginguy foolishness."— Washington
. ar.
GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.
The finest quality" of lost sugar is
used in the manufacture of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor
similar to that of maple syrup, making
it very pleasant to take. As a medl~
cine for the cure of coughs colds. la
grippe, croup and whooping cough it.
is unequaled by any other. It alwsyl
cures, and cures quickly. For sale by
seams rim.
9!] I'm style...
Washington street, South Norwaik, yo
can obtain any size pattern.
1w3~Lsdisi'Frsach man Waist.
as, (a, so, as, 40, 42. +4 and 4am
i-ust measure.
sizes of this up-tn-dutc French model,
Whith will be found correct in lit and
style.
The model is shown in striped serge,
which delineates its perfect shape and
beauty of outline. The curved front
edges are closed invisibiy. and deep
double bust darts, under-arm seam
and side back gores, with a shapely
center back seam. complete the grace-
ful adjustment.
The two-seamed sleeves stand out
fashionably at the top being arranged
over a close titted lining: the upper
portions are slighty gathered at the
elbow. A close fitting collar finishes
the neck.
All varieties of material can be de-
veloped by the aid of such a pattern.
and decorations of any kind can be ap-
plied with sutisfactory results. Made-
up accessories. such as yokes, collars,
bretelles. etc. in braid, lace or pas-
sementerie. can be worn over basques
In this style. and the lower edge can
be finished in pointed or rounded out-
line.
To make this waist for a lady of me-
dium size. one and three-quarter yards
of material fortydour inches wide will
be required. The pattern, 7403, is cut
in sizes for a 32, iii. an, 38, 40. 42, All
and 46-inch bust measure.
oooeeoooeoeeoososoe
SEITIIIEI. COUPON.
The holder of this coupon is entitled
to one pattern, any also.
No. 7 lm Else——
By the payment of ion colts. at
was I’m MAI man.
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DISSATISFIED WITH WAGES.
Youngstown. Ohio, September 20—-
Dissatisfaction over wages among the
Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tinworkers may cause a split
in that organisation. The men are dis-
satisfied oVer the recent settlement of
wages at the bi-monthiy meeting of the
representatives of the association. who
decided to let wages remain as they are
for the next two months. The pud-
dlers claim the puddiing rates should
have been advanced from 35 to $6 and
better. Puddicrs are talking of with-
drawing from the association at once
and there is to be a meeting of those
interested in Pittsburg. next Saturday
night, when six hundred mill workers
of the Amalgamated Association will
be presented to discuss what action
shall be taken.
To Our- a Caitlin Ono Dav.
\
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets,
All drugglsts refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
L. D. Q. on each tablet.
SUICIDE Ill’ SHOOTING.
Springfield. 1 1.. Srptcmher 19—A
special to the I'nirn from Morison says
that Mm. Vrcd Peck. residing about
Chicago. September 20—The planing.
mill of the illluois Car 1 Equipment
Company. at Hdgewlseh. harried this
.
a
morning. The loss. It in estimated.
will reach mass. fully insured. ' l
{was a young won-on who had been
two miles from the center. committed
suicide this morning by shouting. She
married but about six months and is
believed to have been temporarily in-
We will, hereafter. each day, show
one of the latest Paris, mndou or Vi-
Iiy presenting The Sentinel coupon,
and We. at The Fair Cloak Store. (is
A plain model basque pattern ought
to be among the belongings of every
home dressmakcr. and those who make
a profession of dressmmung cannot do
better than provide themselves with :-ii
George C. Stillson. South Norwslk,
and E. P. Weed, Norwaik.
"Well, little chap," said the stranger
in the family. plc.. ng up one of the
children. "what are you going to be
when you're a man?"
“Nufiiu',” said the child.
"Nothing? Why so?" asked the
stranger.
“Because." said the child, "i'm a lit-
tle girl."
il
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough Cure. 'An attack
of pneumonia left my lungs in bad
shape and i was near the first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured me," writes Hei-
en Mciienry, Bismarck, N. D. Gives
instant relief. George C. Stiiison, South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwaik.
An employer of German clerks says
that they work 20 per cent slower than
English ones.
RIIECMA'I'ISM is HEREDITARY.
it has just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism Is
hereditary and that it is due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
Manufactured by Corona Compounding
C0,. ('amden. N. J. For sale by it. ii.
Piaisted, 43 Washington St., South
Norwaik, Conn.
“idler!" said the ant, scornfuiiy.
"Me?" answered the grasshopper.
My dear fellow. I have been on the
jump ever since I was born."
OA-TORIA-
3...“. Immoral-um m
WNW
"Martha, I think we will save money
by buying an ice chest."
"Why, Jonas?"
"1 notice that every time you cool a
watermelon in Smith's ice cheat you
give them half."
Chester H. Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich.
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured
me of a severe case of indigestion; can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
tlcs. "Digests what you eat without
aid from the stomach. and cures dys-
pepsia. George C. Stliison. South Nor-
waik; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
What makes you keep talking ab-
out pouuds, shillings and peace? in-
quired the man who prides himself on
his Americdnism. Have you truuod
Angiomaniac?
Not a bit of it. I’m simply figuring
up the money I'm going to win from
the Shamrock's backers on the coming
yacht race.
For wounds, burns, scalds, sores,
skin diseases and all irritating erup-
O tions, nothing so soothing and healing
as DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs.
Emma Bolles. Matron Euglewood Nur-
sery, Chicago, says of it: 'fWhen all
else fails in healing our babi‘éh. it will
cure." George C. Stilison. South Nor-
waik; Edward P. Weed, Norwslk.
Conductor—See that insignificant lit-
tie fellow over there at the pie coun-
ter?
Passenger—Yes: what of him?
Conductor—He's more important
than the president of the road. What
he says goes.
Passenger—Indeed! Who is he?
Conductor—He's the train despstch-
er. . ,
GLORIOUS NEWS
Comes from Dr. D. B. Carglie, of Wash-
ita, i. T. He writes: "Four bottles
of Electric Bitters has ’ cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofula, which had caused
,her great sunerlug for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could give
no help; but her cure Is complete and
her health is excellent." This shows -
what thousands have proved—that
Electric Bitters is the best blood purl-
tier known. It's the supreme remedy
ecsemu. letter. salt rheum, ulcers. hulls
helps digestion. builds up the strength.
or. kidneys and bowels. erpels poisons,
helps digestion builds up the strength.
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