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Wife Murder_ in Cambridge
Where He iiad Been Ger-
> man “ |nstrui':lor.~
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Carmnmore, Mass., April 27-(Special) ~
The Cambridge police issued a warrant
tonight for thi! arrest of Erich Muenter.
instructor in German at Iiarvard, who is
eim;¢._§d with the murder-ei: his wife in
this city two 'weeksago-_ _ , _
Her death was said to have been caused
by arsenic.
The body was taken to Ghicllgo April
17th, but the case was not made public till
tonighit' ` ~' . _
Muenier formerly fn.uglit_ school in
Chicago, and beiorefcoming to Harvard
was instructor at the University of
Kansas. '
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Qohiino, April 26-Guiincr John Berry,
an R. C. G. A. soldier, now on trial in
Court,9f,Kina's Bcnchfor the murder of
Gunner John Kidder Hall of' the same
corps, in November lust, took it into his _
head last lhiiiay to refuse food and the
jail' physician as u result has been
compelled to force food into his stomach
by injection through a tube. Yesterday
Berry resisted food with all his strength
and drastic measures had to be adopted.
Six men, including the ,jail guards and _
provincial police, held him 'while Dr.:
Label passed a tiibe through his nose and 
through it injected food into the ;
prlsorier’li stomach. _
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NEW CURE FOR HAY FEVER'
The latest treat ment for the prevention
of nay fever) prescribes systematic and
continued exe_rolii‘e taken in timely ad-
vance of the season for the appearance of
the complaint. Specialists in _the disease
do not understand its nature.I_ti is not now
thought tobc a. form oi! catarrh and __ local
applioationsghave been largely abandoned.
The theory that it is rheumatism of the
mucus membrane is not accepted. A
more favored idea attributes the
inception of hay fever to sluggishness
of the liver, and bicycle riding is
recommended to keep this organ in all
active and healthy condition. 1*’-fl~°l‘ MY
ieveryhas arrived, the' sufferer will find
neither comfort or reiiei: id iiieyoliviz. but
systematic and easy wheeling dvr'
ing the , preceding months is
warranted tdgreatly modify the sevcrit '
of an approaching: attack or to entirely
prevent it.‘,_ _ _
Coniiclised Aiiveitiscmcnts
(Toodste for Classification.)
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Welty;-.Alissa i°;ss:¥‘“.'1~.i.:;“fi.-..,.
Moncton, . B. _ » 28d iw.
` N IANTED--Two coat makers. Highest
' hy U.
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NUM Sli. I-%i‘i-dtddswof pressed `hW
II mqgely lmothy can bedelivered at
E ‘pf ; < ngilon. Offers so Ici_ted.
AT§¢lB;.|g‘ ;:§§_ew,I.cnd0n. 521| -II~
 T, '3._ ii. ith finer
If`o§[n§&$'¢mlng`“Aleg"il:a°at 2? feet long.
wiiii vel eller sliding rests. a wgulaf
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'.'.‘::::.‘i:‘..t %.”'°¥ 5”' ?°i»"v»1»~»?if’
ANT1llD»-Co ies of The Prince
W Edward 1 Iliad marminres bblvrf
for wiiidiie 'ni-we will -bc v°ld= vel-
1,n 3, . 7:._y X2. ll 4_2 "°I~.5'
isiiingidaudrswr
son
caused alot of trouble, but not groa
Mom-iii-mr., April 2'!-(Siaeciail-A
ilre at Ville Marie Convent last night
_was the work of an incendiary, a
young _French Canadian named Alfred
Brunett. _
Ile was arrested and confessed he had
stolen two horses and fired barns, burn-
‘ing them and seven other horses to eover
‘ap his tracks.
, He said liohad ii child in the cemetery
vault awaiting burial but had no money
to bury it and had taken this means to
raise funds.
Ile will come up for trial tomorrow.
Ten tons of books which were moved
into the Llbraire Granger at Place
_ .______._____i_._._____ ‘
d’Armes and Notre Dame Street caused
the collapse ofa portion of the building
today. - . ,
The dr"m moved a portion of itslstock
into the new premises last night and the
weight caused a ,collapse which carried
down threestorles in the crash.
Fortunately there was no one in the
wrecked part of the building.
The walls were supposed to be strong
enough to carry seventy-five tone and the
stecl girdera had been put in to strengthen
the thc place for the weight.
The architect blames thc collapse on
the weak walls. The loss is two hundred
thousand dollars.
AIIIIIIIW IIAIIIIIISII
INJAIIAWA
01":/iwA, April 26-Andrew Carnegie
will arrive in Ottawa on Saturday even-
ing. Ile will proceed to Government
House immediately, but- in the evening
will be theguest of the Canadian Club,
when he will deliver an address. On
Monday he will be presented with ani
address of welcome by the city and wil
formally open the Carnegie Library.
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UN I_A_III, IIIIIII
Sr. Joml, April 26.-Fire broke out
among some barrels of lime in the hold of
the Bay Clialeur steamer Lady Eileen, at
the government pier this afternoon and
damage. The lime was deep in the hold,
and over it were some barrels of oil, and
on top`of this heavy goods. These had to
be removed and there was always
danger of matters becoming very serious
if the cll oauizht. As it wi\s.not a ilrculi
deal of damage was done, and this prlncl-'
paily by water. The steamer is owned by
the Inierprovincial Navigation company,
and has been plying between Dalhousie
and Gaspeln sngnmer. She is londingfor
here for North S ore ports.
$100 Reward, $rco
The readers of this paper will becpleaeed
to learn that there is at east one readcd
disease that science has iieen able to cure
,ln all its‘ stages, and that is Catarrh.
Hall's Catarrli Cure ia the only positive
cure new known to the medical fra srulty-
Catarrh being it constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment-
'Hall's Oaterrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby denim!-
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving tha patilent strength by buildins
the constitution and a8eiSi»iU8 m\I'“\'° I"
doing its work., The proprietors have so
niu iaith in its curative rowers that
they offer One Hundred Dol are for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list or
‘°WIi'd`f."..I.° Li. cansrcv sr co., rdiedd,
0.
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W`?\]\l1ebyIIIIIl‘EnIgi“rIrsll? Pllls for consti-
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Mrsm-:Ai>or.1s, April 24! -Nothing can
,contribute more to the advancement of
agriculture than the eradicationofthe old,
stupid notion that farming is mere physi-
'oai drudgery and to be despised and, the
lnculcation of the truth that farming isI
`u sientiflc pursuit entitled to as much
.respect and consideration as any other
‘occupation when there is devoted to it the
amount of scientific knowledge andintelli-
'gent judgme rimination to
vrhichthebusi ssisen il d h
: ` tts .Tot eexient
that the farmer boy ‘and farmer girl' of
this occupation in that degree is the
business of farming benefited and
success assured.
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4 .
Cononano Seamus, Col., April 26,-~
Paesing through here in a Denver Bc*
Rio Grande train, bound for Chicago,
where her parents reside, was a Seri
Francisco fugitive who said her name
was Miss Logan. She wore a bandage
ou her left hlnd, and said that while she
lay unconscious upon the floor of the
lobby of the St. Francis Hotel, -in‘San
Francisco after thc earthquake, last
\Vedncsday morning, the_ third finger of
her left hand was cut oll`, and she was
robbed of rings that she had worn there
Ten Minutes
B. di-pot and cheered loudly led by
iIII’.IIiSS
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ForTriaI in St. John on Four
Charges of Defrauding
Hi_s~Company.
ST. JOHN, April 27.-(Special)-This
morning inthe police court Harry B.:
White. charged with the larceny of $411.11
thrcugha cheque signed hy the Collier
Co. was coruniitled for trial.
This ls the fourth casa upon which
White, the defaulting Dominion Express
agent, has been sent up for trial and is the
ilnalone.
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IIIIIK _IIIIEIIIIIIHS
. WILL Bi PAIII IIP
TorioN'i‘o, April 126.-Joseph Phillips
was interviewed at his residence on
Wright avenue. “What do you think the
prospects are for shareholders of the
York Loan," he was asked. .
Without reply fora moment, Phillips
stepped outside and pointed to south and
north. » 1-Ie said: “Hers is the land of'the
York Loan, it runs from King to Bloor
and outipast Sunny Sidenear nine miles
of frontage. This has a future, fend :here
lie the hopes for the York Loan. I see no
reason for the :shareholders being down-
oast, for I think if properly handled this
land will bring aseefs equal to liabilities.
'Qc National Trust Company is well or-
ganized and if it only disposes ofthe pro-
perty vvhen good opportunities offer! be-
lieve the shareholders will not lose."
ECCENT
'1' ey -a en. am eeey.,
CURIOUS DIA
nv LEFT sv o
RIC IVIARQUISI
Dec. 28.-Lovely. Drive alone. Feel so,
tome; I pity him: Dcn’t get up
M
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Petroleum and gas.
be regulated by the government
and Fruit Marks Bills.
from_the packages for export.
II,on. Mr. Fisher feared such drastic
.regulations would reduce the apple ex-
ports by half.
  I  FIRESI      
Illy Wholesale and Steals iiorscs lo Raise Mo`ne`y’ Ai' N°"¢il0" 4TI\0.USh Cf°lI¢¢I. Wilh Friiiiiilarks' Act- lf’l‘cposa,I to Forbld
:iid any iii. ciiiid- sig Building cellar... I °*f°°'°"“"" i'a‘"S‘“’§‘I' *“‘iEi<p°   “U”  Ffvl Bill f°‘R¢;euiat¢
oi eftctlv t-- _
. ` Under Load of Books Causing Two. ` -_'__ ' _ `II_\‘e"E>`iIpo‘ff of Gil, Gas and Electricity
I Hundred Thousand' Loss#.’ iiom.. ...ii 21-<s...i.»-li. ' I ' Was Introduced. I ' '
though a big crowd assembled at the I. C.‘ ‘
\
Mayor Sleeves' when the special train orr/iwA,Aprii 27.-(special)-The Min-‘ A Biii was passed providing for the
,Ii.°e_\‘I“8fP=l'§°°.A'°I‘“' "Hive" is **\'°.°"'Y .ister oiriniiee nes ini.-educed d num °PD°‘\1°==1°“l=°f= medics! superintendent
this morning, that distinguished for tha 1, r col | th b | I
_ mn] th I pe on es us r ng ng them
rersouase dlfl not appear- , 7 ,. ‘ me "° '°xp°mI'I°" ° elacmwx’ under iedei-iii control.
The train remained here ten minutes 0; the 'M°n¢,m,| H,,,.b°,. ¢omm|m°n
';wh||9¢9h,ng¢ og 1|,¢¢,m¢,¢_,|,,¢B waq bei,,g_ The Bill makes it necessary for an
made and than pmweded to H“!"“x" I°xp°"t°" t'° “ke °“" n°°“5° and Id” the nationalization of Montreal alon
Bill Mr. Monk .strongly recommended
B
Ismount to he exported and the fees are to with Quebec, St. John :and Halifax and
later the same policy with the lalie pcrts
 W Progress was reported in the Fisheries Han. Mr, Brodeur announcad that ,;
new dredge which could dig to a depth of
' ' "1 ' _I ~- " ' g Mr. Henderson advocated the exclusion 47 feet had been purchased from aBritish
IS   ,of all bruised. soabby, or wormy apples
firm. .
It had been built for New Orleans but
proved too wide for the channel. He said
on Monday the transportation question
could be fuiiydiscusaed.
 IS GAIIIG WISI
Firm):-:nic'roN, April 27.-(Special)-Dr.
Scott of the University has decided to
accept the position oi' Superintendent of
Schools in Calgary, which was offered him
a short time ago.
He will enter upon his duties about the
middle of August.
[IUIIIIIIAK UI _
PLAEIII III INDIA
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LAHORNE, INDiA,~April 20.-A serious
outbreak of the plague has occurred at
Jammu, in Kashmir, northern India.
There have been many victims among
the members of the palace household and
the imperial service troops. Two hun~
dred and eighty-ave deaths occurred dur
IXPIIISIAIIII III
A GAS IIIIIII
v . _ ;
P/iam' SooNo, Ont., April 20--A cor-
oner'sinquest wambegunin the case of
the gas buoy explosion a day or two ago
in the ship channel about ten miles
from here, which resulted iq the death
of Capt. A. W. Clark and the sinking
of the tug ‘Pllot.‘ The circumstances'
scow, a storage tahk of acetylene gas.
The Late Lamented Anglesey 'Noted the Condition of l'lis_ 2:; ;_;;v*_§§_ :_§a_{;e9_;n_°_§;=:_’°_l§;1~;<:_-k°‘;§ ,,,m_ Ap,,,__ 40, - om M”
theueu lwa Clark was standln in
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Health Day by Day in a Diamond--Studded Book s,,,,,,,,f‘ Wi' ,,, ,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,," ,,,,, Pom mm mm P°rk_m__ $1517
gas buoy, had lit the lamp and had sent
'I Bound ill Crocodile Skin. ahoy into the tug's cabin to get the
keywlth which to lock it up when tho' ,,; ____-_--,
'  “PI°‘I°“ t°°k PI“°”- The °'°W W°'° ' ARMA"
in the cabin of the ‘Pilot' and escaped
N _,_ A “2(;____T|, | tdmry kept, by ltvdy llllnlllhll- with some slight injuries. _Clark _in-
,,|,e;f,;e hx-rqhls of gnxesey' \,°|°\~¢`|,|5I D¢°- 20*FI“°- A"IV° M°“I°» 11-30~ side the cage, was hurled huridreds’_of
` V617 “WL G0 I0 ‘WI “Ii 050° feet away and killed instaml The ex
i htM tClla lushuman; ’ Y' ' "
:]x3m;nt__°;;° arygol car abound |nI D60- 25-"-L°VBI¥- Llmllh C¢lP~ M'“`I'I” plosion was shortly followed hyasecond "
With W~ FGHIBO. B0- ` one from the burstin of the star- 
dll , l li t l ted _ ith the _ 3 
“ooo e (6 may “en "um on Deo. ill.-Lovely. Dont go out. ,FGBI nge tank on the scow, whiohheld the UL/
me of the Ma
2:1031; _per:uR____t_er_nu zulu? of d|n_ _seedy Get shockin the evening by vlait. nmuniw ha" of me  Th. “nk
may-d,,_ get xl gum' mumnl Q., m°n‘.,.‘ 0011150886 G».R\‘¢¢l= B°Ql\°» . was hurled upon the shore, while the
gum of tw., ,m,,,¢, '|m1..m|-mguneed I D00- 27-*~L°V°I¥- H*“'°*»° 8° W mile cal of the scow was blown out. The tug
with iiie golden Anglesey eeroust. The *°* "ml °°'“"°“°° G-° ‘*°"%°.‘“ "- Im- 'Pilot' had h°r uviwr works and the bww
following extracts from tlre_ diary blown oil’ and she sank Immediately.
which has just been published will be '° ‘The crew took to the yawl boaie and
f°§mdmw,.“unm, . _ -. _ DB0~29~-]E»0V°Il'- Dl‘IV° *\|°“°- F001 towed into Parry Sound. The shock of
och 17_.5e“|,_ md”-t get up_ , :_\:__.dH°- 500.5- 5°°d.Y *W UIEIW- Di” I" the explosion was felt ten miles away.
o,8§;}I8'G° ‘°.“°"‘"' Wm’ G' °°, nl. Jes. s.-Lovely; rest .iii dey in bed.
, . ' . Monkey arrived. » '
f/"~‘ ,?°°"f_f,';§‘1°‘L°°,[§"‘I“'I»‘l I9' h" “I -J¢n.i4-mvdiy;said-ieiniin treaties. _'ran emonrs 'run Lira.
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4/ ., » eath dnrryin asenne. it has only one 5 v ~
. ~.. . , //, ,,,,  [hola wee bit better. Choose well lu 'd r *M d,wmh= head hem lack of vitl energy. Act
.' -.I  -1 ; ,A   .» . A ~ » °°,,.*“.".‘;..i"‘.‘L’.'i.'-‘. .<i’€»".T.I’..”.. “ 4 ” g§g:".i°:'.:'.:‘i.§° ani: '*'."...':,‘;:i*.:'.°
_ mcurimsr wmro _ .. ,ir-_-cold; no der. onmopiiads; mm "mum mm M M' “mm-,_ . _H_m,,m.B P,,,,_ w_§M_u_°y cm
B | 5114".-' ` M . e - ~ .aid and liver complaint for all time. THE HOME 012° THE CHARLOTTE.
‘ B“mI"’°n" M" . 12-Awful owrm; dca’t go out.` '°' _ _ . o$iicinsrelievessoproinptly, nothing
' 1#l!Wl\"'w°°'I' 1°" ww' tm lah L gg_13.g~¢¢[~ mmf An-ne' PM-|,II Then follows the last unfinished entry, in' t e/world of medicine cures more TOWN GUARDIAN-
”-,,,,_”._,“.y,_ I _. , _ I' ' ' 9,_m_ thoinughl . For-goodblood, clear coin-
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MMM. |_|“im.m |1¢|g"¢¢ Neonlgig. I Dee. 19.-Dull. Lunch with L., then’ _Ther-els no date here and the marquls :hgh II)eTrII%’s"l"ill|r.m2:1‘: I llmfdy' I'I“I'”°"f~.cl|fl\ hlilfllfi
_ . ' _ ` _ |hop._» Ipave, . _jfar hloniio 1.81. Very _ died tooriafier it was penned, , ‘ _ A  at all dealers. _ i J
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II. II- PIIIIIESSUII 'IIIAIIK IWAIII IIII
If "IIIILIAHII GAME
, ei
New Yonx, April ~ 20.-Mark Twain
told the spectators at the billiard tour~
nanientinat evening for the benefit of
the San Francisco sufferers, what he
knew of the game, and kept them
laughing while he talked, says the
Vforld. He said: ‘The game of
billiards has destroyed my naturally
sweet disposition, Once when I was
an underpald reporter in a Virginia
city, whenever I wished to play billiards,
Iwentout to look for easy marks. One
daya stranger came to town and opened
a billiard parlor. I looked him over
casually. When he proposed a game!
answered: ‘All rlght.’
‘Just knock the halls around a little so I
can get yourgait, he said, and when I
liaddone su, he remarked: ‘I will be
perfectly fair with you. I'il play you
left handed.”
I felt hurt, for he was cross-eyed,
freckied and had red hair, and I deter-
minedto teach hirn a lesson. He won
ilrst shot. '
'If you can play like that with your left
hand,' I said, ‘l'd»like to see you play with
ing the past week. 'Y°“" "Fim-
‘I can‘t,' he said, ‘I‘m»left-handed.'
PHYSIUALLY EXH AUSTED.
Lacking in courare-,out of joint with
everything-scarce y on speaking terms
with even falrfhew th. Such low spirits
are pitiable. Y_our brain is fi\gged,vitality
so exhausted wyour eonstllnt on is wel
nigh ruined. hat you need is Ferroaone
that great vitaliser and nutritive tonic.
lt's by making flesh and.blood,by infusing
iron and oglygen into tho system that
Ferrozoneh rs; it repairs weak spots,
instillsnew lfe into worn out org'a\‘s-
makesyou feel like new. Ferrozcne l its
age from the old and imparts resilience
and buoyaneg to the depressed. Be manly.
ruddy colors ,-castaside weakness and
enter the happy life that comes from
using Ferrosone. Fifty cents buysa box
ih any drug store.
fth tb fll ‘:-Cl li., ,
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IIIIIIII IIIIIIIS
Made By President Mitchell
-Insurance Presldett ' Iii-
dicted for Larceny.
New Yomr, April 27-(Special)-The
antbracite coal operators' committee
announced today that they had rqiectsd
all the latest propositions from the
minereaepresentcd ln the letter from
President Mitchell received by Baer
yesterday.
Mitchell was informed but refused io
say anything.
The Grand Jury today handed down an
indictment for perjury against William
A. Brewer, former Peesident of the
Washington Life Insurance Company
which he is accused of wrecking.
A further Indictment for larceny il
expected tomorry.
WSUWIIS IS
HAVING A IIESI
_¢_...‘ '
NAri.s;s, `Aprii Zii-Prof. Matteucci,
director of the Royal Observatory, 'succ-
eeded in reaching the crater of Vesuvius.
He describes the spectacle there as one of
gn.-at grandeur. The diameter of the
crater, which before the eruption, was
about one hundred feet, is now about flve
thousand feet. There is no eruption of
incandescent stones as before the recent
outburst, but a small quantityjoi ashes is
being ejected. Vesuvius secured to be
assuming the character of a dead vol~
cano. The cone of the crater, which,
before the eruption, rose to the height of
6,iXIO feet above sea level, has diminished
about800 feet. Work is being vigorously
pushed to re-establish the funicular
railway to the observatory.
BIG MEEIIIIIZ III
PIIISBIIIIIIAIIS
i
Prur./iDEr.rniA, April 20.-Delegates
from England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales and from every section of this
country are here participating in the
two hundredth anniversary of the or-
ganization of the Presbyterian Church.
The celebration is in charge of the Gen-
eral Assembly, the Synod of Pennsyl-
vania and the Presbytery of Philadelphia.
The opening services were held in the
First _Presbyterian Church,. the Rev. Dr.
Edward Yates, pastor cf the church,
presiding.
'The crators reviewed the progress of
the Presbyterian Church in the United
States since the establiehnient of the
Presbyiery.
THE ARCH-FIEND O1~‘ THE AGE
Not_wnr, more deadlyihan ever this
modern butchery-but Caturrh which
leads to consumption and annually kills
more than famine and war combined. The
doctors now successfully flrght eatarrh
with a remedy thatfnever fai s--“i.»ntarrh~
ozone," it‘s, death to every type of
oatarrh. It destroys every root and
:branch of me disease so thoroughly that
'a. relapse need never be feared. If troubled
with colds, nasal or throat ciilarrh, or
subject to bronchitis or asthma use
Caiarrhozone and you'll be cured forever.
iiaiiouiiggnieni
-Notice to iisherinen. John Mi-Qulllan
Sc Co. will buy qualiiiugs, beginning May
lst. Will pay highest cashprico. Quahaugs
can he shipped on trains or sienni heals.
\Vc will receive them. 27d tf.
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MATIIIESON-At Oyster Bed Bridge,
on the 2ist Inst., Margaret, widow of the
late John Mathleson, at the age of 84
years.
Joriian's Emuhida of
COD LIVER OIL
Ami H_ypoplioephites of Lime and Soda.
Comb nod with other highly nutritious ela-
ri»uori'é°'i‘f‘»I‘ii.i“iii‘i"’§€'
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soiroi-‘vi.A N1-zuiuiuoia Iydllgiumis
riou. sAl.'i~ in-mum ni-rlwm Arisiu
Asn wncoeinlo couiiri.
And other diseases arising fromim are blood,
Also good for the com lexildn '
ornsii oii.e_ oomhimpo
Highly recommended ymani e ng physic-
ians whole naman we |1810. ‘i Diploma at
Ch'tcwa lxhibi on for land molidon also
Jamaica Exhibition llhhonurahiouie lon at
gi; Wo_5ld's _I~`i=g‘-§al?_o t cgplomad at Wfalihix
on. n ~ rs re an a vi ».
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