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FIGHT Willi flAXHITS.
Two 31ir Mtiui! illl.ir 'u.& Jiang
Killfd.
Supulpa, I. T., Aug. 2 The no
torioUH Cock gang wfcre surrounded
in the Loum- of LUJl Province, four
teen iijiUh wetit of here, at iht
o'clock thin luotbinrr by United
:Stat-a njuinLaln and a deepc-rate
battle ensued, which rt-Bulted in the
.capture of Berry hill nud the killing
oi Ijo Gordon and Henry Muneon
of tiie gang, the three remaining of
theJepcradoeH luukiug their escape.
One of the maifchals wuh fhot in the
tight mikI fcfrverdy wounded. About
200 bhotH were fired. The triarbbala
are in hot pursuit of the garjg and
xpect to report their capture iu a
few home.
On July 18 this gang held up the
'Frisco train at Red Fork, I. T., alho
the agent at the fame place. The
booty secured on that occasion was
ma!l,owirig to the presence of wind
of Chapman, the express met-senger,
who th rev the money behind 60me
boxes, the robbers failing to find it.
Chapman is a brother of the mes
senger who was killed at Mound
Valley, Knu., last fall in resisting the
efforts of bandits to rob the tiaiu.
On July 31 this gang robbed the
ll"k at Chlf'dler, Ok., and escaped
by killing turn man and wounding
others. In the fight Elmer Lucas,
one of the gang, was shot and cap
tured, and is now in jail. The re
mainiug three are Bill Cook, Chero
kee Bill and Sherman Balling.
Removal.
We take pleasure in announcing that
alter this date Park Sure cure will re
move all trace ot rheumatism, kidney
troubles and liver complaint from the
user. It in the only medicino that is
guaranteed to cure thet-e diseases or no
pay. Parks sure cure is sold by II. L.
Tnckcr, "
Julre JitMrpli Holt.
Washington, D.C.Aug 1. Judge
Joseph Holt (lied wt hia reeideuce in
this city to day. Ilia death was due j
indirectly to a fall sustained a few
days ago, to which he paid little at
tention. Judge Holt had a long uud dis
tinguished curctr, but is chiefly
remembered for hia participation cs
Judge Advocate in the court martial
which tritd Mr. Suratt and the
other conspirators executed for the
assassination of President Lincoln.
He was boru in Breckinridge Coun
ty, Kentucky, iu January, 1807. As
a lawyer ami as a Democratic orator
in early life he was very conspicuous.
President Buchanan appointed
him Comnisioner of Patents in 1857;
in 1859 he became Postmaster Gen
eral aud at the outbreak of secession,
when John B. Floyd withdrew from
Mr. Buchanan's Cabinet to go into
the Confederacy, Judge Holt assuni
ed charge of the War Department.
President Lincoln made him Judge
Advocate General of the Army in
1862, and on the establishment of
the Bureau of Military Justice in
1SG4, placed him at tho head with
the title of Brigadier General. He
favored Lincolu's emancipation pro
clamation, aud also the enlistment
of colored troops.
He was breveted Mojor-General in
the United States Army in March,
18C5.
WILL SI'KAKIX MISSOURI.
Mr. Stevenson ami Mr. I'riMi to Ad
dress Meeting.
Actiug Chairman John Carroll of
the democratic state central com
mittee of Missouri said to the St.
Louia Post Dispatch Washington
correspondent that the leading out
side speakers,8uch as Speaker Crisp,
Vice President Stevenson, Chairman
Wilson aud Representative Bailey of
Texas, will be assigned to the heayi
est democratic districts in Missouri
during the campaign. Mr. Crisp
will make one speech in Macon coun
ty, probably at Macon City, and one
at Kansas City. He will make three
speeches.but the third place has not
been decided.
Where the vice presideut will
speak has not been settled. He has
not indicated how much time he can
spare, ana tul that is known uo ar
rangement cau be made.
Mr. Wilsan will make u speech
at Kansas City
Bailey will speak at several points
on his way to Texas. The schedule
will be prepared iu the course of ten
days. In deciding to place the vis
itors in the heaviest democratic dis
tricts, Mr. Carroll proceeds on the
theory that in every county in the
state the prominent county officials
are elected, like eheriffg, etc., which
will serve to create enough interest
in the cloee districts to bring demo
crats to the polls. In the secure
districts he fears too much reliance
may be placed on assured majorities
and democrats may stay at home on
election day, as was the case in the
recent judical election in the Quincy,
111 , district.
It is with the intention of aroua
ing interest that theacticg chairman
after consultation with members of
the party here and at home, has de
cided to send the strongest attrac
tions into democratic strongholds.
CHICAGO HAS A BLAZE.
Forty Acre Burned Over
Chicago, 111., Aug. 1. The luin
ber district of Chicago was to night
visited by one of the most disastrous
fire and the loss will probably foot
up between $1,200,000 and Sl,500.
000 although it will be twenty-four
hours before it can be estimated with
accuracy.
The burned district is about six
squares from east to west and three
from north to south. The greater
part of the district bounded by the
Bine Island avenue, Lincoln street'
the river and Ashland avenue was
burned over and forto acres cf lum
ber yards arc now nothing but ernok
ing embers.
At 11 o'clock the fire was Btil!
burning fiercely with all probi
bility of blazing for twelve
hours more. It is extremely difficult
to obtain an estimate of the loeses
but the following are about cornel.:
S. K. Martin company, $50,000 Per
ley Lowe & Co. $145,000; Wells
French company, $500,000 Shoe
maker & Higbee $125,000, John
Spry lumber company $25,000; tot'd
$l;595,000.
We have seen a number of Watch
chains ornamented with a pretty
charm in the shape of a watch cao
opeuer which obviateB the use of a
knife or finger nail to open the
watch. They are 6eut free on appli
cation by the Keystone Watch Cae
company of Philadelphia
The Keystone Watch Case Com
pany is the largest concern iu the
world. Its capacity is 2500 watch
cases per clay. it manufactures
every description of Jcase, but is
great specialty is the most popular
of watch cases, the Jas. Bos geld
filled. These are equal iu beauty in
wear to solid gold while they cost
only about one half as much. Boss
and other Keystone cases are the
only cases which have the famous
non pull cut bow or ring which saves
the watch from theft or accident.
The Keystone company does not re
tail but our local jewelers handle the
cases and swear by the thief procf
qvalities of the ring.
Democratic Orators for Missouri.
Washington' D C . July 30 Tho
C3
Vice President, Mr. Stevenson, the
speaker, Mr. Crisp, the chairi-au of
the ways and means Committee. Mr.
Wilson and the great expouuder cf
the constitutionals Bailey of Texas
head the list of disticguised demo
crats who have responded to tLe
invitation of the 6tate central com
niittee andagreed to make a number
of speeches in Missouri duriug the
campaign,
A cyclone visited Manchester, X.
H., Monday, and did great damage
to the city.
A Household Treasure. .'
I). W. Fuller, ot Canatoharie, N. Y.,
says that he always keeps Dr. King's
New Discovery in the house and his
tamily has always tound the very best
results follow its use; that ne would not
be without it, it procurable. G. A.
Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, iS. Y.,
says that Dr. King's New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedv:
that he has used it in his familv tor
eight years, and it has never tailed to do
all that is claimed for it. Why not try
a remedv so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles tree at H. L. Tuckers' Drug
Store. Regular size 50, si,oo.
Wall Paper, Carpets, Paints
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW GLASS,
Painters Supplies of eTerr description.
Agency for
THE SHER WIN-WILLIAM CO.
and WEIDER PAINTS,
the most reliable and economical
paints made.
One Block North Post Office.
Butler, Mo.
r. "W. Drummond
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAU
Sir Charles Russell, the well known
English attorney-general, has received
for his fee in connection with the Kehr
ing sea arbitration the sum of $ 40.000.
In addition to this his regular salary is
$35,000 a year, and he picks up an addi
tional '.'0,000 for fees.
A St. Petersburg editor has hit
upon the notion of printing his journal
ou paper suitable for making cigar
ettes. It is said that its circulation has
been greatly increased by this means,
as the Russians are largely given to
smoking cigarettes, which they make
themselves.
Miss May Frank, of Oakland, CaL.
who was offered the place of teacher
lecturer and preacher in a reformed
Hebrew congregation in Philadelphia,
has declined it, because she does not
care to be bound to any congregation.
Miss Frank is probably the first woman
to whom sueh a position was ever
tendered. She will continue her work
on the Pacific coast.
Baltimore ha3 a blind boatman.
His boat was stolen by some worthless
fellows the other day and subsequently
abandoned and picked up. He claimed
it, and when told that he must identify
it, did. so, not by telling the color and
model, as a man with good eyes might
do, but giving the positions of all the
nails and the chinks in the boat where
splinters had been knocked oil.
A French siner of prouiaacj,
and a most charming woman went
to the Society islands on a professional
tour. Instead of receiving money for
her services at the concert, she re
ceived five hundred cocoanuts, three
pigs, twenty-three turkeys, forty-four
chickens, and a lot of bananas, lemons,
and oranges. The papers did not tell
us how she carried the proceeds home
Mrs. Lewis, whose late husband was
Prof. Lewis, of Cambridge, England,
has returned with her sister from her
second visit to the monastery of Mount
Sinai. Mrs. Lewis is familiar with
Greek, Hebrew and Arabic, The
monks at the monastery permitted her
to examine six chests full of manu
scripts in their possession, and she and
her sister brought away photographs
of almost all the papers.
The story is told of Philip I). Ar
mour, of Chicago, that a few months
ago the grain dealers got up a corner,
hoping to squeeze him. His own
granaries were full, and they rfued
to let him have a square inch of space
in their elevators. Mr. Armour had
thirty days in which to find plaee for
three million bushels of wheat. Ac
cordingly he seat for his builder, told
him what he wanted, aud iu twenty
eight days the largest and finest grain
elevator in Chicago had been erected,
and the grain was stored in it.
It is well known that the czar of
Russia is a man of enormous strength.
Many stories are told of him, the latest
of which is that he and his wife, while
on a return journey to St Petersburg,
a short time ago, stopped at a small
station for luncheon. The daughter of
the mayor of the village brought a bou
quet of flowers to the empress, but for
got to dry "the stems. The empress,
not wishing to soil her gloves, hesitat
ed a moment about taking the flowers.
The czar, seeing a heavy pewter plate
on the table, picked it up, twisted it
into a holder, placed the bouquet in it
and handed it to his wife.
"A LITTLE NONSENSE."
Satan keeps perfectly cool in spite
of his surroundings. Galveston News.
Adele "Would you marry a man
simply because he's rich?" Mabelle
"No: but I would trv very hard to love
him." Atlanta Journal.
Laundry machinery really seems to
have reached the stage of perfection.
It can destroy a collar in a sing-le
wash. Boston Transcript-
.Miss it Angiemont 1 suppose you
call your dog Cupid because he is such
a love of a dog'?" Mr. d'Aulan "Not
exactly. You see, he is blind." Vogue.
Grandmother "Well. Buddie,
what is a fortification.'" Buddie (with
a wink of his eve) "Grandma, I don't
know unless it be two twentyfica
tions."
"Gimme my wife," said the C hicago
man to the telephone girl. "Number,
please?" "Number three oh er I
mean gimme 41144." Indianapolis
Journal.
Belle "What an absurd man Mr.
Snooks is! He told me he hoped
never giggled." Bessie "And what
did you sav?" Belle "I nrrl.-d."
Boston Transcript.
Keporter no you make muen
money from lecturing?" Great Man
"No; but mv wife does when she lec
tures. I empty my pockets instantly
St Louis Post-Dispatch.
"I see vou don't carry vour beauti
ful gold headed cane any more." "No
I'm reducing roy running expenses."
"How is that?" "The tips come higher
to the waiters." N. Y. Herald.
-Cholly Sappy "I think there's
soinethine wrong with mv bwain. Miss
Kostic: who would yon see about it?"
Miss Kostick "I would suggest a mi-
croscopist." Philadelphia Record.
Her Weak Point. Mrs. Dick
"How do you like your new servant?'
Mrs. Tom "I don't like her at alL
She wont do." Mrs. Dick "Won't
do?" Mrs. Tom "No; she won't do
anything." Detroit Free Press.
"Don't vou think Miss Tawkins
has speaking eyes?" he said. "I don
know. I m sure, replied the young
woman. "If she had, there isn t any
possibility that her mouth would ever
give them a chance to be heard."
Washington Star.
The Traveler "Whv did you eat
the missionary and let the convict go?
The Cannibal King "Well, we know a
thing or two. we da The missionary
was a mail of the greatest tenderness,
while the convict was as tough as they
make "em. See?" N. Y. Press.
Stern Employer "See here, young
man, this makes three times vou have
been late at the office this week. I de
mand an. explanation. " Blase Clerk
"Well, I believe in the theory that the
office should seek the man rather than
that the man should sek the office."
Philadelphia Record.
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
W. E. McElwecof Rock wood, Tenn.,
describes a coin found in an Indian
mound in that county as bearing on ont
6ide an urn burning incense and on the
other a fig or olive branch, with the
words in Hebrew; "Shekel of Israel.'
The coin is of brass and is in a fair
state of preservation.
There are three theories of typhoid
fever: (1) The German theory that it
is caused by a specific germ; (2) the
French theory that it is caused by a
bacillus which only under certain con
ditions is dangerous; and (3) that it
may be caused by any of a number ot
germs. A. . Kvening Post.
On the Island of St. George, one of
the Pribylov group in Behring sea, the
breeding of blue foxes has become very
profitable. They generate very rapid
ly, and when an island of good size
once becomes well stocked it is impos
sible to deplete it, as the law provides
that they must not be shot,but trapped.
the restriction being imposed mainly
to keep them tame.
It is said that $2,000,000 has been
made out of a single brand of chewing
gum. it is not all used, by the way,
by children and foolish women. Dent
ists often recommend chewing gum for
the teeth, and physicians prescribe it
sometimes as an aid to digestion, be
cause it excites the action of the sali
vary glands. Large drug houses keep
gum in answer to this demand.
One of the sights of China is the
antique bridge of Suen-Tchen-Fow,
3,500 feet longand twenty feet wide. It
has upon each side fifty-two piers upon
which huge stones are laid, some of
them twenty feet long. Many thou
sand tons of stone were used in the
erection of this wonderful bridge.
which is regarded by engineers as in
dicating constructive talent as wonder
ful as that which raised the Egyptian
pyramids.
Aluminum is gradually working its
way into various products in the iron
line. Experiment has proved that
aluminum mixed with iron makes the
latter metal pour smoothly, prevents
blow holes and liability of cracking
and benefits the iron in every way.
Such experiments have been made by
the Michigan Stove Co at Chicago.
The success of the test will undoubted
ly arouse interest in iron manufactur
ing circles.
Congressman Blair, of New Hamp
shire, spends more of his time in the
senate chamber than he does in the
house. He does not feel at home in
the busy atmosphere of the house, can
not accustom himself to its way, so he
goes over to his old senate haunts.
where he feels more at home. He wan
ders about the senate chamber hour
after hour, and talks to democratic
senators more than to those on the re
publican side.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance union was organized in New York
state twenty years ago, with twelve
hundred members. It now has nine
hundred local unions, with a memtier
ship of twenty-two thousand, and four
hundred honorary members; the Loyal
Temperance Legions have a member
ship of nineteen thousand; while thirty
thousand children have siirned the
triple pledges against profanity, tobac
co and liquor.
Women now have full suffrage
can vote for all elective omcers in
Wyoming, Colorado, New Zealand, lee-
land. Isle of Man. Jersev, and Pitcairn
Island. This includes an crea of 345, -
T'23 square miles, an erea greater than
all the Atlantic states combined, or
than all the states on the Pacific. The
population of this great territory is 1,-
27.21)0, or more than that of New
Hampshire, Vermont, Oregon, and
Delaware combined.
In 1502 the women took so long to
dress that Father Menot, a Franciscan
friar, loudly declared: "Oh. you wom
en' beware of helL What devil keeps
you dressing so long? Though you
have only to step across the gutter to
enter church. I am certain it would
take less time to clean out a stable of
forty-four horses than to wait till all
your pins are fastened in the places.
Your pins are the invention of the
t'.eviL .o one ont atan eouiu nave
devised sueh monstrosities."
The head-dresses of the reign of
Louis XIV. were wonderfully made.
They were framewor'is of wire, from
two to four feet high, divided into tiers
and covered with bands of muslin, rib
bons, chenille, pearls, flowers and
aigrettes. I he lowest tier was called
the solitary one, the next the duke,
then came the duchess, tha eapuchin.
the cabbage, the asparagus the cat.
the organ pipe, the hrst sky, the sec
ond skv and the mouse, the last In-in?
a little 1k)w of ribbon at the peak of
the remarkable structure.
The figure "0" plays quite a con
spicuous part in ine me or r.mperor
William. He is the ninth king of Prus
sia: his immediate lainny consists oi
nine members: he was born in the fifty
ninth year of this century, on January
27 figures which added (2 plus 7) make
9, or divided (3:27) give 9 as quotient.
In January. 10S, he was made first
lieutenant in the first regiment of the
guards: in 1S79 he completed his studies
at Bonn, and was promoted to a cap
tainey. He was married on February
27, and on March 9, IS", he was called
to the throne.
China has at last one complete rail
way. It is the short line connecting
Tien-tsin with Shan-hai-kwan. a town
in the eastern part of the great Chinese
wall, where the latter runs down the
Gulf of Liau-tung. There is a certain
anachronism in the association of the
"iron horse." so emblematic of our
modern celerity of communication,
with the Chinese wall, which stands as
the personification of obstruction to
free intercourse- However, this new
Chinese railroad is itself an anomaly:
it is not intended for tragic. It will
carry neither merchandise nor passen
gers. Having been built simply for
strategic purposes, it will be strictly
confined to military uses. The sedan
chair will continue to be the rehicl
for overland journeys in China, and
freight will still be carried slung to
poles borne on the shoulders of muscu
lar Chinese porters.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo
Li-cas Covntv. ) 5S
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner ot the firm of F. 1.
Chenev A: Co., doing business in the
city ot Toledo, county and tate afore
said, and that said firm will pav the sum
ot ONK HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
each and everv case ot catarrh that can
not be cured bv the use of Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure. Frank I. Cheney.
Sworn io betore nie and ubscrioed in
my presence, thisoth dav ot December
A. U. lbS6
, A W Gleasov,
j seal J Notary Public.
Hall's Catarth Cure Is taken internally
arid acts directlv on the blood and mu
cous fcurtaces ot the system. Send f r
testimonials tree.
F. J. CHENEY a: CO., Toled.-., O
BiafSold by Druggists, 7c.
"I am tire i of hf.," wrote pretty
Ella YViubegler of Alton, III , Friday
morniDg j.ist l-ftie sle j.inipeJ
from the deck of the tteauit-r Spread
Eagle near St. Lcuis She sark for
the last ti.;i btfo.e sue could be
rescued The ii lolu'ion given ab ive
was the be-luuing of n letter she
had written to her aunt, Mrs Nell
Wood, of Altou, and lef; with anoth
er letter addressed to Hubert Rice.
She said that h.'r oidy lovehad been
Rice and he- had given her up. She
c?uld not live without him. In her
letter to Rice she said she had tried
two years to rtgui.i his love aid
rinding she could uot do so ste
sought dath. Es.
United Statts Mutbbul Shelby has
appointed another negioto the posi
tion of deputy Unit d States mu shah
Sometime ago Le appointed a negro
baiber nanied Joi dun Jordan. This
provoked a storm of cr ticism, but
the g nt-i al paid no attention to it.
JorJau lecently resigt.ed to accept
a position in the office of recorder
of deeds at W.isLii'gtou uuder C. II
J. Taylor. The l ew nppointre is
Robeit Alextnder of Lexington.
A'exander was endorsed for appoint
ut-iit by Governor Stone, llaor
Cowherd and several others Neva
da Mad.
The teachers institute held at
C.iiit n passed the following re-olu
tion in compliment to iht democrat
ic nominee for state supei inten lent
of public schools:
"Resolved, Seventh: That we. do
desire to express our contidenc iu
the incoming administration of lVof
V. C. Caniugton and believe ttiat
he will not only maintain the pres
eat high standard of our school sys
ten but will push it forward to
grtuter and grauder achievements."'
The puzzle hoived. 2
Perhaps no local l icense has puzzled
and baffled the medical profession more
than nasal tat an h. While not imme
diately tatal it is among the most nau
seous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir
to, and tne records show ery tew or tin
ca.es ot radical cure ot chronic catarrh
bv anv ot the modes ot treatment until
the introduction ot Eh's Cream Balir. a
lew years ago. The success ot this
preparation has been mott nrititvi ng
ar.dMirpriMrg. No druggist is itliout it
Dissolution Notice.
The ro-jiBrtnerchip exietinir tietwren Le
eery Hrrn of Je Culver t Co . lias" this ilaj
been ilisBolvei by mutual consent, A. if Cnl
v.r retiring 1 dp t'liliur ulll ..n,im... K.
business, collfciin all accounts doe the firm
&iu assuming aw fuuMilu)CH
LKE CULVER.
'- A. 11. Cl'LVEU.
WANTED
Exchange for Farm:
-Sl.l.OW stock of lumber ami hard
ware, Mtuatetl-iii goxl Illinois town,
doing good buisness, want good farm.
$H,000 stock of gents furi.ishing
goods in gKKl Illinois town of 0,-
ooo. want g'KMi larin.
S12,W0 general tock, residence and
store building S5,000. largest and
best store west of Salinu-Railroad
center, w ant good farm.
$:., 0000 stock 816,000 i in grocerie
and provisions, ballance drv goods.
shoes, and clothing, doing good busi
ness of SHJ.OOO a month, 1,0 eompeti
tion. Want 825,000; in good improv
ed farms or rental projM-rtv and 8,
000 to 810,000 cash.
81l,0o0 general ptock, well t-ituated,
doing a large buskies. Want good
farm and three or four thousand dol
lar cash.
o,000 general tock. Want good
farm in eastern Kansas at its value
No inflation.
83,000 rtook of hardware and 82,-VjO
stone building and will put in from
81,000 to 8-,0u0 in good notes due
September 1, lWL w ant good farm.
84,000 general Fto-k want good
farm and $1,000 eah. Will a-ume
small eneuiuberanee.
82,o00 hardware for good farm.
&-j,000 genera! stock and 84,000
dwelling in good north A-jti town
for good farm.
$8,600 dry goods, want good farm
and 8.;f000. Will a-sume 8:3-1, GOO.
85,000 stoek dry good?, want good
iann. Address,
G. W. GLARDY.
BUTLER MISSOURI.
A.. W . TnruMAM
SMITH THURMAN.
LAWYERS,
Office over Bates Countv Natn'l Bank.
Butler, Missouil.
SAM V. SMITH,
LAWYER.
OlEee over Pett us grocery, southwest
corner of square, Butler. Mo.
""areful attention given to criminal.
divorce ami collection cases.
f RAVES &: CLARK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office over the Missouri State Bank
North side square.
Silvers & Denton
ATT0EKS7S AM) CQUKSSLOHS AT LAW,
BUTLER, MO.
Office over the Farmers Hank.
TC. BOULWARE, Physician and
Surgeon. Office north side square.
Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chll-
n a specialty.
DR. J. M, CHRISTY,
HOMOEOPATHIC'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, tront room over McKibbcns
tore. All cal; answered at olhee day or
night.
Special attention given to temale du
ases.
OLDEST and ORIGINAL
Dr.WHITTIER
10 WEST SIXTH STREET,
(NEAR JUNCTION.)
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
Regular gradual
authorized by tha
atate, and conced
ed to be the lead
ins and moat auo
ceeeful Spacialiat
In COOP, wmv.
OU andUWIMAWV
DISEASES.
Nervous Debility
Wlta IU Many Gloomy Symptom Cuvo.
Lost Vitality
Perfectly aad HtrmAntntly itmtoro.
Syphilis
Uirrtf tor LI la without Mtroiry,
Urinary Diseases
Julcxiy KeiievM ana morougmiy (.urro.
r is vr. n. J. wntttler invar-
fla 1'' "ucceasful? Ilecause he
mikes no prombm tbathu
aSaWaWawa cannot f ulillL. Avoid choup
cure-alls ami unskilled physicians, and consult
Dr. Wbittier In person or by letter (tflvln
symptoms) and receive the candid opinion of a
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