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r. Wallace Go. h.
Tots-lO killed 60 wounded and there are ~ missing
Two killed and wounded in tine lI3d New YORK.
REGIMENT CONNECTfCUr VoLUHTEEI
Capt. u. y. Sprsgue, Co. A. wounded slightly.
Capt ChaS. b. Fuller. Co. A, wounded slightly.
Lieut.. JOs. Strickland. Co a. wounded slightly.
Lieut.. John g. Kinney Go. a. wounded slighdy.
Orderly Seigt. Stanley. Co A, killed.
John OBrisu. Co. A, killed.
Thomas hurley 20, A, wounded.
Patrick Loyhs, 60. A, wounded.
- smith. Co A. wounded
= fIesd, 90. A. wounded very slightly.
CC3ip r. w Stanley, Co. A. wounded.
Ia q. Blaeknsn. 20. b. Killed
LenJ. y. SaIles, Co. b. killed
Benz Grouse, Co. Is. wounded yery slIshtly
Corp. kickeIton, Co. &. Killed
Ira Marshall, Co. G, wounded v,rv ,1isttty
George tIwin, Co c, wounded very slightly
Leopold Fefdels, Co G. wounded SeTv igftlv
Carp Geo. Spetry. Co. c, wounded'yerv SJsbtiv
III. ]. Tucker. Go. ID, wounded - eN"''
John S1Gndut, Co. d, wounded
Hugh Doran, Co. ID. wounled
John Il. johnson. Go. ID, wounded.
Walter Skia Co. ID, wounded.
james Greer. Go. T., wouuIeo.
owen NJ Price Go. y. wounded
" illisD Black. Go. b, wounded eighty
Corp. George lngham, Go. j, wounded slightly
Corp Geo. Bonn. 60. + wonn6ed slightly
George KIney, Co =. wounded lightly.
Couy.s Midsch, Co +, wouaded sigu.b.
A. Hacke.t Co. q, wounded.
w. Neahouse, Co. q, wounded.
}. JOsb. 20. u, wounded
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GEs. WOODS VISIT TO CAMP SPRAGUr.-One
Of The most interesting Of the week "" the
v, Of Cen Wool and stat to Camp sprague' Ner-DorP'
yesterday Afternoon by invitation Of Col Lansing, the COM
,nd,nt Of the post, Abou. o'clock the General LEFT
the pier foot Of Whitehall street 10 revenue vessel pro-
yded by MI Andrews. Surveyor Of the port. Upon his
arrival the camp the General Inspected tho various quarters
and examined mnutey into tie general conduct Of the ar
tauaetn.nts After the usual military honou, the soldiers
rave the General three tnes three in most enthusiastic
manner The review uded. the General conducted
tho officers hesdqusre where an elegant eolA'ion was
prepared in his honor The usu suount Of eoqucnce was
pended the veteran General expressing himself strongly In
favor Of continuing tho until this wicked Rebellion
should be- thoroughly and completely crushed Col Lansing
the accomplished counSndant Of tho troops In aud around
Newly replied In happy speech, after which. Capt
Smith il behalf Of tho officers assembled, made spirited
and sptary spde" The general interest OF tao o.
ea,on wa. heightened by the appearance OF Col Burt In
ensr Of the State Col Gibson Of tho l3ih Atl
.ry Majors Joseeyn and Greene and many other oeer'
Of distinction,
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Tr no Mercury or Unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant or
Dangerous Diseases.
.HELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUC'O
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN all their tases at little EIUeBse little or no change Of ~
-. no IuconyenieEce, AND NO EAPOSUHE. ,,,.
f. causes frequent desire and gves stTeng,n 70 800
thereby removing distractions, preventing ana e"s
re. of the ure hr aaying pain and ~ s
ann, in this Of diseases aud e1Rsns
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upop Thousands who have been tse
VICTIMS OF QUAChS,
,,d Win have paid HEAVY FEES TO be cured IN shen
49,. bsye found they were deceived and "a" me rosoa
~ ms the uze Of Powerful AsIrugents oeeh otied uP
80 .y..,a 10 break out In sggTsyzted iorm AID
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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IAdvertisement.l
My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
BY the author Of
ApoSo THE PiSEI
For ,sle at the Office of Tho Tribune.
Pdee. 81. Paper covers. - cents.
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t1rrMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

JEI,MBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHUs
T., In,sses arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipa-
-" zion Early lndnc elton or Abuse, attended,
with the following symptoms:
r,di.po,ton to EIerti0a Loss Of Power.
Loss VI ale nory, Difficulty of BTesthint
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, NaksfGluess
Dimuess OF Whom, Pain In the back,
Hot Hands Finishing Of the BODY,
Drynp.s of the SKIN, Eruptions the Face,
Universal Ls,situde of the Psid Countenanss
Muscular System. - -. -,
Thee SYMPTOMS allowed 70 20 on Thlcn th' beoieins
invariably removes. soon foi.op - -...u.,. ,.,.,,
IMPOTENCE, EATUITf. EPlLEPTlC FITS,
In one Of which the patient nsy expire Wn? can ~
they are not Frequently followed By tboso dlfeui diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many Of the cause OF their slhefhs out mons
will confess. The records Of hen'ane Asylums aud the mel
anchoIy leshs BY ConiuIPtiOn, bear ample witness 70 me
TIE TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
REQUIRES the aid Of medicine to strengthen and lhs
system, which HELMbOLDs EXTRACT bUOhU inyals
bly, does. A trial will convince the most skepuca.
FEMALES FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED OR CoAfEh-
PLATlNG MARRIAGE.
In many Affect 9ns pecui " Females the Extract BIchu
un,qused Dy ny other sInedy IN Chloro or hsen-
yacuation liberated Schous sate Of the lerus Leu.
rJrrhea or Whites stoty AMI for al compants incieent
- th. sex whether arising IRdcreon Habits Of Ds
''''"' DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symp.0us above.
sNI IN
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT
Psr.onslly appeared before an Alderman 81 ths o ob
H. A. llembo'd who bciDg duly .Son, s or
49,, Ma preparation contains no uafcot.c. no he'0''"
other Injurious drugs, bu, sIe truly 'ess'Ts lei ABoLD
Sworn and sub.cribei before me- this sd day u NO''
1884 WM. +. lIBBAkp, A1deiel.1thn. ,,oA,.
~ shot. sbove Rsce' fhhs ie'P'A"
Ad5,,.. Latter. for information. in eondlenae, to
II. Il. HELMBoLD'
CHEMIST.
DEPOT.
No. lc4 SOUTH TENTH STREET
tBELow CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETTS AND UNPSiS0ifN''
DEALERS,
Who .ndeayor to dispose OF their own an
css on the reputation attained 0y
IELMBOLD'S GENUINE Fh
- R.ATIONS-
HELMBoLD'S
GENUINE EXTRACT Buchu.
HRLMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sAasArAmLtA
BELMsOLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHEai
ASK FOR HELMBohD's-
TAKE NO OTHER.
-, cot o.. the advertisement. and 'ssa for IT, aud '''
] imposition AID sApesGIe'
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ca. @. wounded

Iobn Jusmsn Co O. wounded
A schIopey Co O. wounded.
"a, se,s Rus,ell, Co. H. wounded shshty
sere Brown, Co. II wounded slightly.
Corn Booth Co II, wounded slightly.
Cou,voll Co. II, wounded slightly.
Uagser'y. Co. II. wounded slightly.
] CouKeipan, Co VI, wounded slightly.
Y Leituef. Co III, wounded
MeGrtth Co. III, w0uoded.
Tnomas : ade Co. II, wounded slightly
w L underwater, Co IL. wounded
l.. Wolf, Co. II, wounded slightly.
Corp Roerk Co J. Killed
J. Coffee. Co. ], wounded.
Chrs. Hecker. Co. ], wounded
Cerke, Co. |, wounded.
Tho.. McDeInott, Co. K wounded
Neuzel Loukups. Co. X, wounded.
Total Killed and wounded-C Commissioned officers wounded
enlisted men killed I; enlisted men wounded. ~ Agsrs
gate killed and wounded 81.
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH NETWORK.
Geo. g. Peek. Go. A, wounded IN scalp.
Waterman Ellsworth. Co. 4, wounded in hand.
William Roberts. Co. ID. wounded fatally.
}. A. Wallace Co. X, wounded slightly.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH-SIsTH sEw-YoRR
Col. T.. l.. MoineGI. wounded seriously but not fatally
Lieut-Col q. A Draper, killed.
Adju'ant r. a. Lathrop. Killed.
LIST Lieut. J. W. Manly. IT,, Co A, killed.
% Lieut.. Byron lockwood Co. G. Killed.
"a Lieut.. W. u. 1iemsn co. a. wounded.
lst Lieut. W. b. Punkett, Co. X, wounded.
% Lieut.. e. p. Price. Go. X, wounded.
John Kelly, Co. A, killed
TIE following non-commissioned officers Gnd prl-
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obituary.
DEATH or Colonial LQIIN x'MAuQE.

DEATH OF COLONEL JOHN NuAhON
This accomplished officer and estnable man, who went
out In command OF the One Hundred and sixty fourth
New York Volunteers has just died st his residence
In BuYso from disease contracted In the field Colonel
Mcaahon, who was Irshmsn by birth, graduated
with high honors at rordham College 10 1851 and within
agar made private secretary 10 Governor Soy mour
and subsequently corresponding ecrtsry 20 the Post OF
nee Department, Under thu Pierce administrator both
Of which ro-nons he nllsd with great credit The reg
nent which be raised 10 Bualo, almost entirely by bis
sxcrt.sns Of the finest that has COMO from
the state and has been known by tho soat tqt OF the
"luraio Tigers" Colonel Mcmahon yes ono OF three
brothers, all c,lones the Union army the tw0younger
hay pg ioincd wh low rank, and owing their post
TINS 70 promotion Martin Mcmahon Will be recolscted
a. being McCelans star his private secretary and
James p the leader Of the Eighty eighth regiment New
York Volunteers In the memorable charge Fair oaks,
when thsy and held The railroad psss, Contributing
greatly Of the day. The father Of Colonel
McNahon n q rcsidect Of this city, and well ksown
ctz,p In tho loss % euch be must fesl hs reward
10 inc knowledge that Ne given TO hs cuntry all that
r,cn cen Rivs and pride in the Cause that called for
the sactisee smother grief lor The loa.
REV. CHARLES SPEAR, or B0srw.
Died, nj Washington city. on Nonday, Arri ID Rev.
Charles spear OF Boston aged IS years Tho dsceised
was the author Of "1tlcs u Christ" Essays the
Punishment % Death" "Fsrays ON Imprisonment for
reLt . "voices from Prison . ami Tor many years
editor Of the periodical known as the "Priscners frend
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Union Mass Meeting at Trenton, N. ,.

THsSToS ~ j., April 10. 1s63
Union mass meeting was held here this slternoon.
The hall was crowded Two bands ~ music present
There were large deegatkDs from Feat and Wet New
Jersoy. Hon. Thomas u. Herring. Of Bergen was called
10 the chair presidents from each county and
secretary from Congressional district appointed
The committee rcsc!uiipns repeated fret, that 10Y
atty the government obedience 70 10 authority and
n,l sod rnconditopal ort Of s re or the
SIP rorsion 81 the rebellion, y The pain, ob1 zoos, nd
I'M crstive duty Of every citizen and al who OBJ
siruct enbAass the EFFORTS 81 the naitn " miian
lie vital unity ptbc ereniea second, ayowiug
their deliberate purt ose 20 srsiln ue Government
with innl ence, purse aTd seosd tnfUucI sncsi
Ace until armed rebellion pat down every here
third denouncing peace resolutions, AID protesting that
the ast fegsstnre libel The pa'fiOiiqtn IT tie
people that they cppsci 10 any rcacr
pr0nilo Involving csrui.iion a. rchsls N arms and
Tint those who remain tsne viii ~ mo cost
Of life u may be, that rsnro1s politicians home
seeking any other result snail not xucce"d IN tt
te OF their purpose forrth approving the Ccnlecston
aud Emancipation acts nfth, priging our bgchren
An the hcld undivided support IN maintaining the rron
and cru<ng rebellion. and dec4rr wy that tbey will use
every msaas 70 punish treason sud mile the while
people. -.
a. eel a Camden, and Mr.. lester, n fssts sewers
r.tr,oti. sougs sung. w Mr.. trure conn uss
AZ tvo from each county was sgpostet ~ CLa
! sau~.
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aCircassian Volunteers i'm the
Field.
- Detachment Of Poles from Eng.
and Arrested by Sweden.
GARNET DIFFERENCES In FRANCE,
b. r.. h.

HALIFAX, April 10, 1853.
Ths Arabia, from Liverpool 4sh via Quesas.own 9Th
INST, arrived here At nait-past six tbs evening.
mo Arabia has hundred And eiRhtyour passengers
Sor Halifax, hspdred and thirty nvs emigran.s sen.
pat By Miss Cts and ny three for Boston She brings
sbospseje
up the sth inst, latitude 40 So morrill, longitude 20
kess. passed steamship Kangaroo, bound west. On tho
ph inst latitude 10 ~ north Longitude 20 % west
hns r. n. passed the Europa, bound cast Tho Arabia
sxpioocsd succession OF winds aud gales and on
couptercd much ice
7As news ID almost blank-littie more than . dupli
cate = that taken out per Hbernian and kangaroo on
khs q inst
lord Palnerston proceeded from Glasgow to RdInbure
10 which latter place he formally presented with the
freedom OF the city, and hsored With the degree Of H.
D. y she University. He made several speeches. but a.
Ssrds America merely reiterated his defence OF Eng
lands policy and continued neutrality. He spoke warmly
IA support Of Rome, the capital Of Italy which symps
hhssd with ths Poles bot said England would forciby
lnssrere their behalf He hoped the united opinion Of
mo Europsan Powers would bsas6oia influence on
Russian policy.
~ British man-of-wsr Orpheus las boon wrecked on
New Zcsiand. Ono hundred and eighty officers and men
were drowned. Seventy were saved.
The Paris Bourys the ID inst very dull. Rontcs
~. -.
ne sseamship Anglosaxon. from Portland arrived q
GAvsrpoo,on the ID OF April.
\ Tho steamship Teutonia, from New York. arrived at
Southampton on the ID Of April.
the steamship Australasian, from New YORK. arrived
- Liverpoo, on the night Of the eth inst.
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from the London Army and Navy Gazette. March 81
II. /. H. s. Pekn, Captain Hugh 7. Burguyne, y G.,
arrived Falmouth the 18th inst. after passage Of
only sixteen hours from Portsmouth She completed
Goals and sailed immediately for China. n. l. NJ. 8.
China, Commander Noel Osborn, X. ~, left plymouth
Sovpd tbe SANG aay for jhe Sang destination
All the vessels belonging 10 the force ARE TO touch
the Cape Of Good Hops and rs tho mail which leaves
England the 9Th proximo will In all probability over
take he opportunity OF writing 10 the officers and
OF the Pckin, China aud Annoy will DO thus Afforded
The storoshp PalIara lett London the 18th Instant
and tho schooner Thule to sail the 2ls
Southampton.
The g,Lbnat Ten tsin, guns aud 81 men, is nearly
rsy tor sea Ia Mr.. lard' of BirkGppead) establish
meni Her officers have an bsvS appointed: Commander,
Devie q. v. Nicolas SubIieucsMl George a. Check Of
the Indian Navy; Engineer Thomas u Fibay: Assistant
Engineers, John Paul and Joseph Path. She liz manned
principally by Dcvonshire aud Cornish scaTen known 10
Commar der Nicolas.
Mr.. spcnser Chapman, formerly mdshipman OF her
Maestys ship Furious, Is appointed sccretarY 70 the
Ctmme nder IN Chief. m
Is but jast TO the Admiralty designers say thai che
Keangso,, recently launched from Mr. Whites yard, TO-
with slight alterations, bui; upon the lines OF the En-
cautress kindly furnished Commodore Osbora by the
Surveyor OF the Navy. Tho bow has been considerably
heightened 70 try and prevent tho Koangsoo forcing such
body 4 water before hcr, when al full speed as was
the 10 the :as OF the paddewhecl despatch boats
built In naval yards. OH Vi
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONTY MARKET.

LONDON, Friday, April 3, 1903.
AMERICAN STocEs The market s dull. but steady III
nos Central Railroad az 4sh discount Erie Railroad
he funds on the I'd were without vssiation The "a
(Good Friday was holiday. The money market was
LONDON. saturday evening, April 4. 1883.
The Exchange open to-day but the funds are quiet.
0o %se c,Sss1 Central Rsrosd M 4s
dlscount; Erie, AZ sISx.
LIvRhPoOL COTTON MARKET.
The weeks cotton marketswss received per City Of
New York;
LIVERPOOL BR.AnsrUFFs MAKKKr.
Various circulars report follows:-F1our steady.
Wheat nrmsr; red Western, S. Cd %. I'd. Corn nrn
~ ass Cd. for mixed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NARxRr.
Beef dun: Pork duh; Bacon hs,yy: Butter nominal
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady at 29s 3D. for potts. 32s FOR pearls Rosin
quiet 26s ca. 26s. 3d. for common. Spirits q tur.
peutine quiet and steady at lois 3D. Sugar dull Coffee
active. Rice UPWARD. Sperm and cod ois-No sales.
Iinseed oil 1rfncr nj ass. 42s Cd. Petroleum down
ward, at IL. I'll. o IL. ID FOR crude.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat has downward tendency with decline OF In.
2s per quarter Iron quiet and steady Sugar inactive.
Tea steady Concs steady. Rice quiet Spirits turpen.
tine quiet At ll2s Resin nrm: common eos. Cd TaIow
quiet 49, I'D. sgerm oil-No sales. Linsecd oil mac
HAyKy co1roN MARKET.
Sales Of the week, 900 bsles Orleans tres osdinare
2aof bias. 2,G stock In port, IS 900 bales. Tho mar
ket Is frmer.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, saturday Evening, April =, 1888.
There is holiday to-day Ia tho cotton and other mar
ke,s. Nothing new II rcrort
Shfppipg per Arabia.
Arrived from New York April l-ouesnel q, Havre; d.
Arrived IRON saS ~ ns,co ioc..s at Lysrpc9,,
Martha Energy aad Mons OF seas from Lye pool
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the POLISH RESURRECTION.

n Poland Affairs we're again threatening
The osurrcctiop was increasing.
n had broken out n the departments of Pom ewlz and
svso The peasants nobility and middle classes have
jp,Ded ~ nsAsi
Tue Russian srpops are az Mefnsi and Riga
80 ssws thas ~ wss-~ cowmt'es bad ordered IN.
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India and S,hina.

CALCUTTA. March 10, 1858
Shirtings and twists arn. Exchange D. 0%d Froights
fiat.
BohBAy, March Is, 1858.
Cotton goods and twist advancing Freights quiet.
CANTON, Feb. 81, 1868.
shrtings and twist higher. Exchange As SD
SaASGHAK, Feb. %, 1903
Silk arm and quiet Exchange 6s, 2Nd
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The National Assembly, niter prcclaming Prince Viii
liam OF Denmark King appointed q committee 10 go TO
Copenhagen to oaor him the in tho OF the
Greek nation.
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Noyxs frum South Amertca

The South American mails lave reached Lisbon.
RIO JANMRo, March IL, 1853
Coffee 1890 for good irsts stock ll5 900 bags
Exchange II 27S. Balm cotton $4,000 reis. Sugar
1850 100. Pcrnambuco white sugar 100 3E4oo
Browns Il TOO III 100. Cotton $4,000 $4,000.
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W s.~ ~ al drusr.s ro~~. a. fss-l r,sis f,Atr.
h-os.houf tf~ tritrs sFsts fsf~r-. We fatl-s Aat
sgssh s.-rl~~. Ov5s "a s1an. a. lnkl>DF sos
s-isl siytr. srsea-s 40 ~ nssssssy
vf 49, ftssy, ~, sesFtf sffs~s. ~ r. es.
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wigs, 1oupees, Hair Oye, Hair Dyelng
and Mo'davis Crvam, for besgufyinz the half 81 W.
BATtHELOhs. 10 Bond street.
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t1uIsEss CARDS IEcLCDiNo CARDS. o. rst
ID tHD. Hfib~s1s tfan foNnfI o. TO- fssns rff.
A si.as Frnt~as. EnuAfng, Ae elssuy fbfsp u, DAN
sgr ssishu~nt thssfrsr Va - 1900. ~ faft
Hos opf1sata Aaipf iyusv
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Hy ss,tra xysrtcEy wuIsKgY DfsrfLLIsfEs
wssssy b~sa .ias.s y tAs ls.s,s-ss, "a 80
As - r-ssss ras Dtsf sgi~s ksrtwst -, So .,
xltss>- Ar~s~g. M ~ rss-sfwtg. 80 frs
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~. A. Ratcheior's HAIR Dys-Ihs Best
IN the vorIt instantaneous harmless and rcsble 500
b. all druggists perfumera Fscory III Barclay street
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Magne Wi not be replaced In the Cabinet. NJ Foud
rendered his resignation because persisny exaggerated
the amount Or tue credits drawn by tho government
without the consent OF tho Chambers
Rentes declined on the LIST OF April TO 69fr l5c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SUPERIOR rRErARATIos voR rHB HAIR
PHALOH 4 son b tDCIs, nsnufaetured from highly
purified Coos Nut Oh II H. not only the Lest but u ne
cheapS~t article made promoting yrrsrvng end dre~se
the The Messrs fhalon hants Tor putting ~
their valuable preparation IN cheap form bst may b.
bed By ell The pce thirty crnts for small and hfy onss
for iarEs bostirs~-Phns. Ledxsr
CoCrs
Makes The hair rich and glossy.
coCfs
fs the most perfec, drssxns fortbshst
coCIS
fs an Invaluable spr-sa.ss v ihs tosist
COCfg
f~sysa siitty spbstsacs
n s sysr .sB AK sSSss r FR.5Ss S SSss
.sB sEs Hal Hal sSt CT " SSTTHsss
rOCfs
snail BoTILEs ~ CEST-
SMALL ROTTJfs ~ tEN NJ
SMALL By1Tl.Es - cENHr.
susfi BOfTihs ~ cbHft
LARGE BOTTLES n cENTs
LAME BUITLkH 81 CEsIt
L Lssgs s syrT,i.s e q s .ffsIs
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ROMATNE's
cRIMfAk Ere

" A. MOTIONS. 20 Aaidea laso. Nov iork.
" IN Hoo vIscEs"
Orgin-uscd in Unilcd states Hospitals.
This remari able preparation used come extent I'm
r%. ,9 When !. rs.sa army Sg 9ae s d.
a, preventive Of several ascacs Incident to camp M Ire ~
a. enlcien, ,onlr and Alternative
,:$ IT. I. 81 :
@ & h. sSs9 1sst as
'rsf Sss ysn gSssi N 'Is .
70 dssrss IN pia.. practice drsmed ff.
TO u. q ,Ss rmt o,dsss Ia, nr.s Wa saGs,sa !:
analytical chemists yin Doctors James
Chiffon spa Julius rohe Dch long and wei known rc.
which glance viii assure the mos, Akerics Of Us sreA
The ~. e ,,oaaso 4 10 ne ss.''.a. sars,s.
paraeIalS q. tne and Ir.cr.,,o PROPERTIES
q M all Tia. had anticipated In Aadion 70 this. u
81 aS IN Witch nd he
ua'sd Hoy al ~ ana through isieed.,
St . s s' s s'. s's s.s... ss az
s". X: q s
sA' sosaisf !" P SSIsf "a T siTTsSs ,
p ss Ss g IL. p. .S'. an. and Sa.
org n- formula ad iition has been made OF
York Win View OF earns the lighter forms Of rearalsa
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