Judge — June 16, 1888 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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While a f Eminent New York Practitioners augh Away the Pears of Tea rinkers. Staid, conservative medica! journals of England are seriously discussing the evils of drinking tea, with particular reference to its effects upon the teeth. + Lemay be a siurce of com- fort for tea-drinkers all the world over to know that this new theory is received in this country with ridicule by representa tive physicians and dentists. 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Tt does honor to the settlement of the Ohio V: Northwestern Territory of Cincinna national significance, as the Northwestern the State of Ohio and the City s, over all, an obvious This extensive domain, known Territory, is the centre of the agricultural and industrial interests of the nation ; and moreover, it includes the vast commercial enterprises of the Great Lakes and the Ohio River. 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