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GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.

John SAUL begs 10 announce that he has jus
~ completed his supply CT the above, all carhfuil,
selected from the stocks of the best growers in Eng
land and the Continen:, viZ Prince Albert and 9th
er early Peas, early short top Radish, Early York
Large York, London Market, early Battersea, shii
lings Queen, Fiat Dstch, Drumhead and other yer,
choice Cabbages; Purple Cage Brocole, Cauliflow.
er, Letuees, Onions Beets, Besns, Carrofs, Ears
nips, Coles Crystal White Celery, Savov's Leek
Tnrnps, Cucumbers, Melons, Touattos, Herbs sc
with all ether vegetable seeds in great variety com
prisiDg the well tested standard kinds with the new
varieties, superior in quality, and economical in
price 10 which he respectfully calls the attention o
those who require real &c uine article. His l1n.
experience in the seed trade fully iustifies him in
saying tina. his seeds fail TO give greet salts
faction.
Flower seeds Gf the rarest AMI choicest kinds, sc
iectef with great care and what specially suited
to This climate are offered in single packets or col
ections, al very low rates.
Market Gardeners and Others are respectfully in
Vlted 10 inspect the seeds and scale of prices.
Catalogues can be had on Applicant n.
Seed Store, corner 7Is and ii streets.
mar l4-eG6t"
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sYIRIT or THg MORNINe pass

The Union takes Lord Elgin TO task fol
making exceedingly light of the present Ad
EainstratiOn, on his return TO England, tn.
President having showsred upon him, while
engaged in negotiating the Reciprocity Treaty,
multituds Of personally kind and cOurteOus
acts. The same Journal holds up to public
apprehension the demagogueism Of the sermon
delivered over The body of the rufian, Poole,
on the recent occasion Of his funeral. G-
The Sentinel jokes over the affair of Ssna-
tor Sumner and his +" Ida May" and shows
up the dsmagcgueism Of the efforts to create
popular sympathy for the deceased BLACKBOARD,
Poole
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Der at Berlin resolved TO prepare pote Of q
want Of confidence in the ministerial policy
In Austria the semi ofi,ial journals Of Vi
emma contradict positively that Austria In
tends negotiating fifteen million loan in
Englapi.
The imperial palace at Prague, the resi-.
dence Of the OK emperor, had been destroyed
by FIRE.
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u Two lpoItsur agents OF the American
and Fere;ga Bible Society are now sustained
In New Mexico. That society has recently
sent Tor circulation in that country large
quantity cfthe Spanish Scriptures The So.
eiety have also made donation Of French
Bibles ard Testament for Hsyu.
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TIE PATENT 0FFIcE.-The late Congress
has made provision for larger number Of
examiners and clerks In the Patent Once, In
order to dispose of patent cases with greater
despatch. In addition to the present force,
there are to be four principal examiners ard
four assistant examiners, and II necessary, the
Commissioner of Patents 10 authorized to en-.
ploy two other principal examiners and two
assistants
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RECEIVING SPRING SUPPLIES

"E are now opening msny new and desirable
w Spring Goods, to which we invite the aftcn
ion OF purchasers generally before making their Sc
lections
We name few II aiding articles
% pieces fine plaid a"d plain Cambrcs cheao
100 do neat style Chintzes and French bril-
liants
90 do Manchester and other styles nice Cling.
hams
50 do Richardson's and Barkiies' Shifting
Linens
200 do superior bleached Shirting Co,tons
9.4, 10 4, 1874 Linen and Cotton Sheetngs
A large lot OF TOwelngs, damasx Napkins and Ia
bic Diapers
Also lot Of light stripe and plaid Dress Silks a,
greatly reduced prices.
Spring Mousselines. Challey De Laines and Ba-
rege De LANES, all of beautiful designs
With general assortment of New Goods which
we will sell al fair prices for cash, shoit time
to prompt purchasers.
Q3-All articles sold al our establishment are war
ranied TO prove as represented.
COLLEY & SEARS,
No. 623 Seventh ST, 3 door. above Pa. av.
mar l4-eolw
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PUTSAH's MAGAZINE SoLD.-The New York
Evening Post says: I'VE understand that Put.
nam has sold his magazine for $4,000. We
have not heard what, If any, changes il its
editorial management are Contemplated"
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a NEW BIoGRAPHY-The New York Ex.
press says: To the life Of Greedy, wik, f. Bar.
nun, and Peone;t, is now to be added the life
Of VIM Poole! Already pabiisEiog house
IN New York is preparing The material.
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FRUIT AND EVERGREEN TREES.

cSSS The undersigned has a splendid --sSsp
$S&3&tH took Of all the standard Fruit Trees 1880
4rS large, vigorous aud thrifty, viz: 1&
Peach Trees OF very superior quality, all the leading
kinds
Pears Apples, plums, Cherries, Arricots, Grape
Vines, sc.
Ok, Zoo English Lancashire Gooseberres, the large
show kinds, fine and strong
10000 Cursnts, Victoria, Red and White Dutch,
Red and White Grape, Black Naples &c
10000 Raspbenies, Fastolf, Red and White Ant
werp, sc.
1000 Rhubarb Roots, Prince Albert, Victoria Cham
paigne, sc
Shade Trees of best quality such as Silver and su
gar Naples, European and American Liuaeus
European Ash, Mountain Ash, &c.
Evergeens in great variety ard rarest kinds viz -
Arancaras. Arbor Vita, Cedrus des cara. c.
Libani, Funebrai Cypress. C,yptr meria. Ia
ponica, Titz Roya Patagonia, Libroces,u,.
Chiiensis Princes Chmbrs, p. excelsa. p
Gerardiana, Picea Webb'nna, p pindrous. p.
Pichta Abes MenZienii A. Mornda, irish and
English YeTs, with many other beautiful Fy-
ergreeps, all al moderate prices
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, corner 7.h and H IT'S, Washington,
mar l4-e06ts
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" ADVERTISEMENT should be handed
in by u o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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TABLE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MISSIONS, by Rev. Harvey
~ Newcamb.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE, 49S Seventh STREET
are only agents tor the sale this work in the
District of Columbia and Alexandra. Su.scription
price 50.
Several Of the City Pastors having carefully tx
amined %, unite IN nronOuncing il a complete His
tory of Christian Missi ms throughout the world
anirecommend every Christian layman, who wish
es 10 keep himself informed Of the movement and
trumphs IF ChIist's Kingdom in this Earth 10 pro-
vide himself with copy.
Circulars containing synopsis of the con'ents
can be had Cn application al the Bookstore Of
GRAY l. BALLANTYNE
mar l2-G 49S Seventh street.
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GREAT RECONCILIATION.

TIRE undersigned will open a Kiln of fresh wool
Z burnt LINE containing 600 banels) on Mon
dav morning next, Tor which the cash will be
qnbed at the kiIns or on delivery. He must adopt
this method or close business, great portion OF
his sales the pat year unsettled and lying
81 at the KDI-halling additional.
4 e. SMOOT.
National Lime Kiln, corner New York avenue snd
Twentieth street mar 10 A.
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IAt the election in 81. Johnsbury, Yer.
mont last Tuesday, the entire know nothing
ticket was defeated by msjorities ranging from
60 to 200. The largest vote ever given was
cast on that day.
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PIANO FORTES.

DERSONS wishing 10 buy an excellent Piano
J. Forte, IN every respect, are iHvi ed to examine
the Piano FO ties made by Messrs STEINWAY d
SONS, s6 Walker street, new York, now on exhi-
biion At the Smithsonian Institution. Any inform
alton respecting prices, guarantee, sc will be- given
mar l2-3ts
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAGNIFICENT Pr
n ANO.-We have on exhibition al the Fair al
the Smithsonian Institute, four superb PIANOS,
W.ich were made expressly for IN fair and may be
r. Led upon As superior instruments. We will dis.
pose OF them upon very reaso 3abe terms, give any
r. asanable time on them, divide the payments into
small notes, in fact, make any reasonable arEnge-
I"nts To suit purchasers
We have also on hand in store the largest and
most reliable OTtTnent II Pianos ever offered in
this city, from the renowned manuf ctor,es OF Hal
le', Davis, Co, Boston, and eacon Raven, New
York.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
New Music and an assortment OF every erticle
pertaining to the music trade.
John r. ELLIS,
SOC Penna. avenue, near Tenth street.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND

PLATED WARE At REDUCED PRICES
NgE offer our entire stock Of elegant GOLD
w WATCHES, RICH lEWELRY, PURE
SlLVERWARE, SC, at greatly reduced rates.
Persons would do well 20 examine our assortment
which Is by far the largest, most fashionable, and
best selected ever offered 10 our customers.
NJ. w. GAIT d BRO,
324 Fem avenue, Between 9Th and 10Th SITS
mar lo-if
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OFFICIAL ARMY AND NAVY RE
" GISTER for 1855
The Navy Register for The United States for tn,
year 1855
OH ial Army Register for 1855
Just published and for sale At
TAYLOR q MAURYS
mar III Bookstore, near 9Th 81.
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DLANk BOOKS Of every size and variety, of the
ID finest mat rials and workmanship as well as
Others Of the cheapest kinds. large supply bought
for cash by the undersigned. for sale at rates much
below the usual prices.
mar l3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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I OsT-IN GEORGETOWN, OR IT'S VICIN-
IL ity, chased Coli Bracelet. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving il al tie residence
Ct G. w. Pairn, on Prospect street, GEORGETOWN or
al the office of Paro * Nourse, Washin. ton city.
mar l2-3ts
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Pacific

\
Arrival Of the Steamer Pacific.
New YoRK March I4-Ths Pacific has ar.
rived with one weeks later Eurorsen dates
She reached her dock at q little before a. m
bringing 81 passengers.
The Palmerston ministry has fallen to pieces.
Graham, Gladstone, and Herbert, have re-.
signed ostensibly on account Of the passage
OF Roebuck's motion, but private squsbbles
in the cabinet are believed to be the cause.
Rumor says that Roebdsk's party will not rest
satisfied without the impeachment of Lord
Raglan and one or more Of the q. ministers.
Lord Palmsrston is much troubled about
the re construction of the cabinet, not having
fully completed H. Lord John Russell takes
the Colonial Secretaryship as q stop gap, but
will complete his mission to Vienna.
Rumor gives Lord Raglan q seat in the cab
met, and the Earl Of Carlisle, Vieeroy of Ire
land, and the n.w chancellorship of the Ex.
chequer, to Mr. Lewis, an untried man.
| Members Of tho Government express con fl.
dent hopes that the pending negotiations will
lead to IN honorable peace, although war
measures continue all over Europe.
Very Indictment weather has caused much
suffering among the poor in England. Riots
have occurred at Liverpool and London, but
no charge for the better is yet apparent.
Sir Charles Wood takes Sir James Graham's
place as first Lord Of the Admiralty.
| The Vienna conference will be opened IN
few days; all parties profess an anxiety for
peace
| 1t is officially announced by the allies that
on the 18th, Gen. Leprandi, with 40, 900 men
and 20 guns, attacked the Turks at Eap atoria,
were repulsed by Omer Pacha with loss of
500 killed.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool on the
| 23d. The Africa and Sarah Sands had not
arrived when the Pacific left; but she saw q
steamer Of Skerries at l p. m. on the 9th, sup.
posed to be the Africa. The Union arrived at
| Cowes on tho afternoon of the Doth
Louis Napoleon seems determined to pro-
coed to the Crimsa, but England aad Austria
have advised him to stay at homo.
A statement that Russia has declared war
| against Sardinia is no. confirmed.
Tuscany has jained the Western Powers; but
Naples has not.
THE SEAT OF WAR.
Affairs before Sebastopol continue I'm.
changed. A battle was fought at Espatoria
on the l7th. The Russians, under General
LII prandi, attacked the Turks, but after four
hours firing retired beyond the range Of the
shells from the English ships The forces of
the Turks and Russians were Yearly equal
perhaps prsponderence Of few thousands of
the latter over the former. The Turks, who
were commanded by Omar Pacha In person,
did not pur.us the Russians
Lord Raglan is said to have resigned his
command to avoid a recall
Earl Lucan ard some other officers have
been invited to resign.
Joseph Hume is dead
TIE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.-Cotton is dull. and
has declined AZ eighth. Bieadstuffs are de.
pressed. Ficur-Western Canal at 10 shil.
lipgs. COrn-Wbi,e AS; yellow ASS.
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HOPE FOR THE FUTURE,

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE,
A NEW SONG. words written and dedicated 10
IA hrs. Franklin Pierce, by sheelah music CON-
posed by Frederick Kley, ESQ.
Just published and for sale al HILBUs HITZ'S
Music Depot, Star buildings. mar 10
A LII STkAEGS
IA visi ing the City Should see Hunters Cat
also. I il description of Powe's great Picture
alogue OF The curioGtes Of the Patent Cfice,
feb 23E3ms
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ARLINGTON POLKA.

AhLiNUlON fOLhA.
lust published by HILRUS HITZ, and &c
- sale AT all The principal Mu ic Stores. IL IL en-
beilished with a correct likeness Of y. ashingson'
favOrite, the venerable George Washington p Gus
iis, and dedicated 10 him by the popular cempos,
Of his city, Hans Krummacher.
Music Depot, Star Buildings,
Corner OF Eleventh street and Pa avenue
mar l3-tf
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F,sMITHsONIAN INSTITUTION Lee
~ TURES.
On FRIDAY evening, March 10th, a lecture will
be delivered by DR.. w. r. CHARMING, Of Boston, o.
the Sire Alarm Telegraph" with working models
and illustrations.
Lecture will commence al ~ O'Clock.
mar l4-3t
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TIE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.-Cotton is dull, and
has declined Al eighth. Breadstufs are de.
pressed. Ficur-Western Canal at 10 shil.
lipgs. COrn-Wbi,e AS; yellow ass.
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Cisrks Appointed and Promoted The &C,
OF March Sd, 1855, accorded to the Office of
INC ID Auditor of the Treasury, to aid In the
preparation Of the papers to be incident to the
expected applications for lands under the ne y
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Depar!ms1t.-On yesterday, the 18th March,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
gb- bnoka NJ th, nauo rSo,nb
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<SNOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS to IN
~ New Building Association are requested
DAY EVENING, the Goth inst, at ~ O'Clock, foi
the purpose Of organizng the Association.
Persons wishing TO subscribe for stock, in The
meantime, are informed that book. Of subscrrton
are sull open at T. VI. HANsoN's Office, No. 5 I .
Seventh street, and f. C.. DYER's Store, No IS
Pa. avenue. mar Ia eu3t
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REPETlTION- MEMBERS OF
~ George Washington Tent, No. 2, Junior
Order of Rechabites, will give an entertainment IL.
the basement of the Sixth Presbyterian Church cor
ner OF Maryland avenue and 9th STREET Island, on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 10Th, when they will
(by request) pre-, ent the original morI Temperance
drama, entitled, JONADAB, SON OF RECHAB !;
or, Washington City in 1856.
Tickets Is cenis-Children under 10 years har
price mar IA
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OF pnbNc iuncuonaIles. Instant dismissal or
other punishment now follows the slightest
deEelicticn from duty or improper conduct on
the pars OF a policeman, as it is noted by hun
dreds, and quickly reported to the chief The
Mayor and the Chief who have together worked
these magical reforms, very frequently ever
step their lawful authority, beyond all ques.
ton, in so doing. Yet public opinion so main.
tains them, hat those whose legal rights are
thus trsnched upon hardly dare to complain
The changes whish thtss two efficient func-
tonaries have effected in the status of the
commercial metropolis of the New World,
amount, Ia fact, to a social revolution essen.
tally altering the face Of society there, so
that IL is difficult for one who has been alb
sent for few months from the city, to recog-
niEs the bearing and habits of its denisens, in
public.
feInstts Last -TuesIsy's New York Her.
aid has the following:
HE GARDINER CLAIu-A Susp,c,oro
fIEcE OF BUsINEss.-It appears that TIE roo
oiution which passed Congress in Aug ST las,
requesting the President to institute nroce.d'
ings In law and equity against ell spch accents
attorneys, ana coniederites as may have as |
slGted In prosecuting the fraudulent claims Of
Gardner and Mears, has never CfioiaIIv
reached The President to this DAY This. w
believe ~as House recitation, and as such
was snder the charge Of Forney. Why did
ne tail To Communicate it to the President
Was he sI7o Il party to this Gardiner C nsoi,.
acy, and il 50 has he been guilty of suppress
ing toe resolution Of the HOUSE? Ifguii-y, a.
We understand the laws, he is clearly subj ct
for the Distric. ps1itentiary.
we cell upon the W ashi1gtOn Union for an
explaLaisn OF this mysterious transaction
As for these Gardper aud Mears claims, and
The outstanding balances due the treasury,
We have nc doubt they will be thoroughly
oyerhapled by the next Congress. What says
Forney?"
This il the mist sweeping falsehood that
has Issued frop BeE net for a week The rsso-
luton was du,y delivered TO the Preslden',
and was placed in the hands of the Attorney
GENERAL on the Oh Of August, 1854.
Ciarks Appointed and Promoted The act
OF March Sd, 1855, accorded to the Office of
the 81 Auditor of the Treasury, to aid In the
preparation of the papers to be incident to the
expected applications for lands under the new
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wANTED.-FTFTY LITTLE CHILDREN Ga
the Fairy Pantomine Of
CINDEREL
Those accustomed to Dancing will be prt fered
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BAgII.'I5I.MORI:'..Fl,'... :
Established in 1929.

rpTIioapsoS BRYSUlI,S, lnl,t.,,.,,
House, respectfully invites wesItIn N.ss..S ,t,l
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IIEIDICISASIas

Dr. Halls Gele6fdtta IPalmoai6 .EtiGlr
ISOR the ptthSie6t cue Of e0Shs, colds roDsltn Ion
il bfoEtli SsshnAL rfaetaI Group wlpoli
C1inA oN OF lie bJotle4 aud ~ pun
Il ptAkiNSi ana all IONS u The Organs Of resplFa'
Warranted The and best medicine Tot dlstSs'
Is o The lungs eycr soil IL America. -. az,
SAtiSieOh know hit va ioi only pTeent them win
tniny4abc al I0e for the class Of diseases y ET0|es'
seS to cure but ore Wild Ia perfectly larn'IeAA In IT. e.
rtiS urn lie constitution, On can bc administered WIN
out any fear Of mineral rGson Eor y contains 9oSe -
throughout eUutrt Il caused hy disease Of The erea
oil Respiration, tNRstlcN. Nnol anu cow 9S N,
diced Us to put L. wlibH tie reach Of every Edl
VIII nAy etl 10 edy that hes proven isc 60 iNSa'l'
ahle. ..,.... 49,,
study ite dIsSakCs OF lie lungs which 50 Teqsn'
our chAnG"Sbt CinnlGj and we claim y 70 aISSeS
VI al nclclneStvc before discovered fur hove ecOll3
onip liMs, an Improvement up"N ALL and consequently
VIElorto all others.
We shall MIKE no cStrayaGanl assertions Of us ellcAeE
in euins di ca g. Ike tile SendelS OI too many osruns,
whUlecciye Ill WHO iius The nor shall wc loIu ol' any
Inducements which experience dues moi justly, u..
ilaieMs will TereycIe IN III, Re Of this meaielhe,
aud tnel a. dnttrl they will DO euet every slaee
that It's h0t beyond tie power VI thehtt e, te w
uu. prtu& tt soils nOw ClG0yinGto Blessings elh sne
eewed lie, as Il Wcte, who olherwtSe wOuu |atc l0tb
siI e. bcen III their gave but oI tie neY and ptstye
IirX e Of ibis inyalUaha remedy, ills mol pretended
HAT Il Is iItable ineve toee Of consumption oei We
Know Il to b. IL The yaT0 diseases o.
sspiatOry orsas tamany OtLe llfre eSer Oaeredto
lerubc All weSsS is TRIAL, aud lneyery instance, u
y>e4 tely The Lss t :. 1 y SrSe's''
Genai,n %lsGed i, tlNLL q co. For sale h' JANIS
tIKEiI, lJnlslisI, WltCllng, Va Also BY uBEisiS
Se-eTally Throughout lhe country aH-N
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ARn You sUrrDR1Na q

T,RoA Rkeuna,tSm, sore 1hlnat, UrUgp,. Dlhttvlt
i linathls 1oolhAtle, Tic poo!ens, Ptlll IN The
llon, slid Joints, CptS, Poison sores Fever Soles
psl ar e'alaps Ia the Stonleh to'e0 4orhus, Ehnlet
lnapiun, CholIs Lame hack Chlba1s, bites q Po on
u Pace, Suns, bgates, safs' chsIvsd hands, eo!l9,
CoMiGtiioHS Of Tie Muscles " cords, cats Of any Nd,
Nustv Al weakness Paralysis, Pies, Hr Iebe, Uttrf,
SER ss SStyy Sore SgPS' So. C, Sss s
tNuled that W this a. tIe.e lou have
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no only enl0yes paln almost hsautaDSousty but
IeIellaIS ~ tie seat or alIl ehtlleY
ERADlCATES TltE DISEASE,
Sons w laugh at Iht IDEA OF auy composition curing
aWh number Oi dSeaSeG bot ifFO but reflect that le&e
dihea1es, lNpGh hume puI IN tane, eli ase on shla
rsu'eS, Tie proposition we m ies9 tS'I1ysslntl bpt
We Tines Ane 80 1k g4tTS vi eh Stare Us III ke
ats would jeres Tie caLhid 10 bekn0 ledge lis ciils lo
al VITO hive used u themselves, OF Witnessed vs. rSCtc
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have yOu eVei noticed thC It,iS ms MaTitY between
nliny eNeIH1 aud ireiHal dteaSeG LlYlrE enleI der
cr n'nLSi Aid has heverOSCurlCt 10 you that lcnl
ed might o. Tep1 ed which sl1nlt 10 eqUlly AItCAbe
" bOlhi This elnedy j. low u1t,ed you lntse oSrA
EE lhAIAEST, WHICH does not insult IOul ucl standing
~ Claiming In uN In 4Ome bArntGe EoNEl!iHI
UlSPRINn o. SILS teilE Mil ard simple init lion
Hm yel irEe1ltlE ~ e power almost lIctdlbt,
-ictrLE The hOSi hidden AlHcWS " thnu or beast
ak itl bClhs inhUSOhS IN the wtSkest mari. also
hyII tie edts7'f lIhilleM In the MARKET. UrlS put uin
bottles lee large the naiUly aud uHe EOIla err
illile laTg"', beSitA biiIs moe than four times uS
AttohEi 80 iheieOe 0eI II you wlli lJc and con.
teie, eElClIy suited 10 tie wants VI Itch or
l'OOlI htSl VI low.
liz unprecedented size In wIcl lilo NUnlA'cIl lIninRm
y u W and the NaSl expense O tic hate iAI' rCd IT,
ahtA \ Impossible To- US tOIay "a tho plIniln9 u The
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