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SUDDEN DEATH OF A SoLDIER.-A dis
charged soldier by the name Of Lewis Lynch, OF
the 18th New York cavalry, died suddenly on
Friday night, ut the house OF Louisa Klooner, No.
$40 Twelfth street. The Coroner was sent for,
but did not think it necessary to hold an inquest
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aS-FrccIxles, Tan, and Pimples Re-
moved Gs once by the use Ot UPIIAM IS FRECKLE,
TAN, aud PIMPLE BANlSHER. Price 80 cents.
Mailed > any address for 10 cents, by S. C. Up
HAM, % South Eighth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by S. G. FORD, 900 Penn. ave, and HENRY
COOK, Alexandria. apo mthSs3m
R1-HRir UprOOted from all parts of the
body In i've minutes, without injury TO the skin,
by UPHAM'S DEPILATORY POWDER. Ask or
send for UPHAN's DEPILATnRY POWDER and take
no other Price VI. Mailed to any address for
81. %, by S. c. UFlGAM, % South Eighth street,
Philadei phiaI Pa. Sold by S. c. FORD, 30 Penn.
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
nnOp mthNsYm
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Which Fate reserves to bright Manhood
There's no such word AS FAIL -
And in the history Of Dyspoptic Man there need
be no gloomy future full Of hypochondriacal
fears, for one draught Of the wonderful appetizer
and healer, Plantation Bitters, will scatter the
dark clouds Of Dependency aud bid Hope tell
her aattering tale' again. For Heartburn, Dys-
pepsa Indigestion, Heaviness, Languor, Head =
ache, and Low Spirits, this is the only remedy.
II you arc suffering from Dyspepsia or any of its
will find there is a. no such word US fail!''
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WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, July 3, 1865.
First Lieutenant Killian Van Rensselaer,, 30th
New York volunteers, charged with Offences and
heretofore published, Is exempt from being dis
missed tho service Of the United States the Mill
tary Commission instituted by Special Orders
No. 63, series Of 1868, from tho War Department
having reported that satisfactory defence has
been made In his case.
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
jy3 Assistant Adlutaut Gone raj
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The following are the Glasses, by their mum.
bcrs, required at the respective navy yards.
KlTTERY.
Nos. l, ., 3, ., 10, is, %, 81
CTIARLESTOwN
Nos. l. 3 3, ., 10, II, II, Is, IS 90, % "a, %,
20, 81.
BROOKLYN
Nos. J. q 3, 1, ., 10, II, l2, Is, 49, 90, 90, %,
p, %, 81, 80.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos, l. ., 3, !, D. = 10, II, ~ 20, 90 "a, 90, 81,
40.
WASHINGTON.
Nos. l, 2, 81, 5, II, IL, is, %, %, %, "a.
NORFOLK.
Nos, ], p s. 7, TO- II, 10, To- Is, 30 %, a, o. 90
y, jeg7.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1885.
The following officers, having been reported at
the Headquarters of the Army for the offences
hereinafter specified are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
States, unless within fifteen days from this date
they appear before the Military Commission In
session In this city, Of which Brigadier General
J. G. Caldwell, U. s. Volunteers, is President,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them:
Absence toithom leave
Second Lieutenant Robert Thompson, 9th
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant djutant General.
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TO Advertisers and Business Men.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A SAD CASE OF NEGLEcT.-A soldier by
the name Of John Polly, belonging to the 18th
New York volunteers, and lately engaged IN the
Quartermaster's Department, aud recently dis
charged, was on Saturday last found lying on
Second street east, between l. and NJ streets
north, in dying condition. Captain Camp dis.
patched some mon with stretchcr to take the
man to u hospital, but the men could find no
place where he would be received. DR.. Mccoy
searched for a whole day for place. and he n
nRlly succeeded In getting him into the Provi-
denco Hospital. This soldier had been lying by
the fence for two whole days, with but one biau
ket with which to shelter himself wound
which he received while In active service had
commenced running Afrosh and when he was
found 1t had gangrened. DR.. Mccoy has but
little hopes Of his recovery.
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FANCY GOoDs.-Iiadame Delarue has re-
moved to No. 1855 Thirteenth street, near 4, where
she has on hand fine assortment Of fancy goods.
SEQ notice in another column.
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A DEsERTER,-A soldier by tho name of
AlonEo Jasper Was arrested by Oflcer j. s. Par
ker, and turned over to the military
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81 New York state soldiers' Agency

removed 2s3 T street, between Twelfth and Thir.
tenth streets. All information Of interest OF
value to tho soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished gratutously upon application
at their new rooms, either In person or by letter,
No. 2s3 = street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets. mil -satuthtf
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FOf soul so hOnest and True.
If they had been wise, the dire necessity Of
opening the grave for one so lovely might have
been Rverted. PLANTATION DITTgRs, II timely
used, arc sure to rescue the young and lovely,
Almost all diseases have their beginning In
some Siigh difficulty In the Stomach, which
would evontuato In Dyspepsia, Headache Liver
Complaints, Night sweats, Consumption, Death.
PLANTATION DITrgRs will prevent these Fremont
tory symptoms, and keep the blood pure and the
health good.
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l, 4g7 Single s a%a of Wheel Horse Ambulance
Harness.
This Harness has been used In the public ser
vice, but is still Lcrvceable for road and farming
purposes.
Sealed proposals are invited for its purchase
In lots OF 100 sets and upwards.
Proposals must plainly state what kind Of har-
ness Is bid for, whether wheel or lead, mule or
horse; and for ambulance harness, whether wheel
or lead.
Proposals arc also invited for the purchase Of
several thousand wOrh Saddles Of various pat
te-ns in lots Of 100 aud upwards. Samples can
be seen at the Government Mill, IN this city, on
application to Colonel Charles II. TOmpkins, A.
q. M, corner Of 22d and @ streets.
Proposals for the purchase Of this harness,
&c, will be received at this office until l2 ~.
TUESDAY, AUGUST l, 1876, and should he en-
dorsed Proposals for the Purchase Of Harness,
&c.
Payment, In Government uuds must be made
upon the acceptance Of the proposal, aud prior
to the delivery Of the harness, &c.
The undersigned reserves the rghttO lect all
proposals which may be considered too low.
The sale OF harness ut public auction ad yortsed
June II Is discontinued.
The sale Of wagons and mules Is still going on,
from day to day. Purchasers are invited TO at
tend. d. H. FUCKER,
Brevet Mai. Con. and Quartcrmaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as- Georgetown. - The Republican
can be obtained every evening at the Book and
Variety Store Of O. CRANDELL, No. l2s Bridge
street, Georgetown. ja24-i
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF A GOVERNMENT FRAME
| ~ BUILDING. % IN" r .

- BUILDING. III" K
CHIEP oUARrERnAsrER's OFFICE,
DEPor OF wAsHINdrON,
WARRINGTON. D. O., July 0, 1885.
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Captain J. N. Crowell, A.
Q. M. on THURSDAY, July 13, 1855, at clock,
p. M, One STORY H..It
FRAME BUILDING,
twenty -four by one hundred feet, known as
Montgomery Barracks, and situated at Jessup's
Cut, on the Baltimore and Washington railroad.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
Jy0-6t Depot Of Washington.
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re II II OIL EU NJ /.

THE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
L OF WEST VIRGINIA.
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AGENCY REMOVAL. On and after MONDAY,
January LIST, 1865, the Massachusetts State
Agency will occupy its new rooms In the M.
tfondI IRteIlfOencsr Building, second floor, cor.
ner Of Seventh and d streets, Washington, d. G.
Massachusetts, soldiers and citizens are invited
to call.
Advice and assistance given without charges
GARDINER TUFTS,
liant al and glata
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A M u . ID M 10 n II -.
GRovER's NEW THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near willard's Hotel.


THIS MoNDAY1 EVENING, JULY 10,
Last night positively Of the Grand Successful
production,
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT
During the grand masquerade scene, In the
fourth act, the youthful and brilliant
AUGUSTA
will appear in magnificent dance, entitled ''The
Carnival Of Venice
Tuesday Night" The Broken sword'' and
Leonard Growers capital farce, Cape May Dia-
monds.'
In preparation, Dickens beautiful Fairy Story
Of THE Cricket on the Hearth. -
Wednesday Evening, July l2-Beneht OF O. II.
Hess, Treasurer; on which occasion bill Of Ex-
traordinary Excellence will be presented, intro
ducng to the stage, for the first time In 4 years,
the eminent tragedian and well-remembered
Washington favorite, Mr. +. G. Bangs, who will
enact the character In which he made his last
appearance in Washington, William Tell, the
Hero OF Switzerland. jylO
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION DOWN THE
4tl POTOMAC.
The splendid Steamer CARGO" Capt. Daily,
and Barge ar. 7. BISHOP" will leave foot Of
Seventh street, Parkhurst & Co. IS wharf,
r,,r WEI WVEEp III at n o'clock, p m;
FOR THE OCCASION.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
BRING THE YOUNG LADIES, WIVES AND
CHILDREN,
Excursions ever gotten up.
THE BARGE
Has been fitted up expressly for Pleasure Excur.
sions, Dancing, &C., and will accommodate One
Lookout for WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentle
CAPT. LOT CHAMBERLAIN,
jylo-S Agent.
NATIONAL HOTEL
L
BILLIARD SALOON.
The new BILLIARD SALOON connected with
the NATIONAL HOTEL will be opened on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant,
TWELVE NEW PHELAN AND CoLLEyDER
TABLES under the Superintendent Of the noted
player, MELVIN FOSTER.
On tho opening occasion, Messrs. John Decry
and Melvin Foster will play game Of Ave hun
dred points, commencing at 7IS clock. jclO-3ts
NOTICE TO EXCURsIoNIsTs.
The undersigned,
VAN vALKINBURGH & CO.,
have fitted up the New Steamer,
ARGo,
and the doublodecked barge,
R.. T BISHOP,
and they are now
OFFERED FOR CHARTER,
FOR DAY OR MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS,
| TO ANY POINT
| DOWN THE POTOMAC
The Barge is expressly fitted for
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND PLEASURE PARTIES
For further particulars inquire at tho Office o.
PARKHURSr 4 Co, foot OF Seventh street, o.
on board the Steamer or Barge
CAPTAIN LOT CHAMBERLAIN,
| Je27-u Agent.
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STE A NJ - HIP =.

NEW YORK
ASKING TON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LINE,
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN, d. G.
OCEAN STEAMERS fp .aa
BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE, AID EMPIRE,
IN CONNECTION WITH ISLAED STEAMERS
GEORGE II. STOUT, MAY FLOWER, AND
ANN ELIZA. ....,
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at I'm. from foot Of High street, 9eoTyo.
town, and Pier l5 East River, foot Of Wall
street, New York. ..HFraB'L
For freight or passage apply 10 grl
C. p. HoUGHT0N, Agent,
foot Of High street, Georgetown,
NJ ELDRlDGE & Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall street, New York.
Freight received constantly aud forwarded TO
all parts Of the country with dispatch, At lowest
rates JOE
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nH- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction .Or Young Meh. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary aud Sexual Systems. Sent free, 10
sealed envelopes. Address, Dr. J. SKlLLiN
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. mhSi-y
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4 TLANTIC STEAMSHIP @
4 TLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co. S LINE
~ or
SCREW STEAM Frs
BETWEEN Tfr'.
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND GEORGETOWN.

EAMERS
E. G. KNIGHT, Captain J. j. Mason,
JOHN GIBSON, j. Il. Kelly,
Loavo Pier No. l2, North River Now York, li
o'clock, p. IN Tuesdays and Fridry-
Leave Shows wharf, lO7 Water street, 6s"r-a
town, ut u. H., Tuesdays and Saturday,, For
New York.
Freight received daily, handled IN u most
careful manner, and delivered with tho greatest
dispatch, at fair rates.
Passage and State rooms, with super 7r accom-
mudatiuns for comfort and pleasnrc, direct
through from Washington to AlbSn, Troy, and
Saratoga Tickets good for either Z. -;ht Or day
steamers, St. John, Hendrlek llud Gus Daniel
Drew and C. Vibbard, on the Hudson river
Through to Providence and Boston by tho
splendid steamers of the Neptune steamship
Company, and to Portland by CROMWELL old
established line.
For Freight and passage, apply to
W. X. SNOW CO.,
LOT wator street, Georgetown,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va,
II. b. CROMWELL 4 Co,
So West street, New York.
Passage and State-rooms can DO engaged At N"
COmpany's ONCE, al y street, between Vhlr-
teonth and Fourteenth, Washington, D. c.
ar
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GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.
CHIEF ouARrBRsAsrER's OFFICE, }

CHIEF oUARTBRMAsTER' g OFFICE, }
DEPOT OF wAsHINaToE, }
WARRINGTON, d. c., July 7, 1855.
There is on hand at this Depot, for sale, about
$1,000 sets Of United States Harness. consisting OF
l43single sets Of Lead Horse Harness.
la Wheel
o, 800 Lead Mule
54ll Wheel
sol Lead Horse Ambulance Har-
ness, and
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I2Nl7n I27Tl lIsW 81 ATAL


- skAsAh u
~ kuoaD, 1t Ragisv Aa1ase ysofs Il sarnso(
s: d: !: s 49,;
- A6sas : NJ III IL u ~ q SO ~.
eoeI AiGAly $500 nDBsGaDt q m. ~
~ 0o6ai ~ sssosso AeAheoa u
.sx aaesesre1 eeaQli9eeleass vhe1ons assainG
xr 0a exceqses. the e2scts Of ctinaaA, - nsessHI
b. s&ime f0&nitsl 70 care ~ aees ~
49, 1870 csss = aDif Ges1s - II ans1 eeeCf1.
- s;%.s 4 s:: .ns -. e e sssy -.
H.8eaI should - iskss y n sbeslt - .aesei,
~ sdects sFe pern1sNeni Il 10 seksoviedss1
~ medical pfes y b The greatest diScovefy
l:sa ssc..." : r ss|s;s e - .;ic.s sss s
snLoH ignofaace. ~. Reerl,A Eselpco sf -
~. osu = cAses, with full direcsiens lee usA =
.I sosr qssntities IN one f6r -, md will -
rsnislaacs 3 - 'sesrs1;,ISSsess. 4. = ~" =.
Tiss4. U. " ytts,a ii ,RAkLlR nNlAND.
lnlyso t''4 X Liberty SsresI, MI.
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20 u1sas see freshmen: Of private SIeI Sc nls
Serfsct RENE ics which are apsedy saA perna-
M. al y I'll cos0s cau y used without khdef-
~ q ..nsinsss q e1posure 70 frisads.
Psrssssisr sssessioa rivss 70 I'D stasdiss 60
=. such = were eonsidsred incursbls. 1yPhilie
al FORMS; 0cacsrhoe, 0ieet, Stfictsres.
8 body and mind. end which predscs se4e of BE
pllev;as esss!s - !.ussAse 1san9 We,hs;ss.
oestipaaion, Avsrsins ~ 9sesscooestn r.
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THs Rev. Herman Hooker, b. D., died
10 PhilAdslphia o. he 96th slt., in ~ e4sh
year q bic ~. He was the suthor Of
several religious works, and IN extensive
publisher Of sandasd thselsgy. For many
yean bic church bookstore hes been the
hsadqusrtes Of tho Episcopal clergy Of
Philadelphia.
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TBsdsmand for al kiuds sf lsber at St
Paul Aippesesas Il. f. in sxcessof ~ ~,
ply. The st. Paul and winoas railway
advertiscs for tO0emsn; The Superior and Sc
Paul road. 800. and the ST. Paul and Pacie
y s9l6gsPe 1sa, heFss4 vaepes sbdcasss|
The ufnhesoes Valley and Central rood
want 49, 'ss'sy t+sek. shd e1rpentsrs q.
wsatsdts complete tws lsske' hotels, which
ars commenced, md several dwellings and
dock stssss IN process Of erection.
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: Z &, 01A1D 1xn11D. =. - : 20. e.
/, 4 - sansa A. siaA sssas,sijk "a.
sssiy esaassAA viAA ths.llap1sva IslAss.
- ~ assosAsi - sssoailAsd - ~ q
~ Ays - = DsssesA ~ ~ sAassskl
|a.beasliae olaoe liss " sepisgs q
lfanGaiA Slssart - : brsk-ssspse. ! !
~ CAsssa-Oy6s IL GAsssaad ~
Of ~ aDsoe hs<o ~ono1 ~ eogPy q this
ga.ss 49, - sA1sv 49,; 49, : ' =
III q ss.ss !. r,isa;s y 5. Ai.a,
sA-kss8se 0sA 81 . = - -
EchAsisia rLlr;ss says tkasiS ...es.pia si'
are ~ 49, tSAAs3 ~ sJots6t <ksss.
shouts. .ssst itsI "a
r.. bog sAsl...,.. |, ,,,.,,;;I. in p ov..k,.t
sss.gy1 tn 1.Ssatiss. ~ ~. dsnsy.
residing one 1ils from MosleanaA, - ~
30 hsasty IL ravAera- io:, ID,
From present sppsarasess, de valiey
xailfoad rom Ksskek vi - ths 1sst =
ssash Dee Nsiues. Thsss ass nov sbout
I've niles oftrsek laid vest ftso Pslh,
I'D he wseknse ~ pusttn6 oowh The
iron st the sass u half . ails day. -
the 18th ~ this ns6th tssins viii con-
msncs ruaaiag 70 Monsss-absut thissy
Allts frsa Dee Moines. 1tis ~ inssetisa
a ~ esapany y srs1s twelve aflss ~sss
htsa Monroe this Oh. isssiug only Eighteen
- ssapls from that psial = D. Msinss.
Nr4 Hossy. residing ncas Ottawa,
Clark cousty, was sufSbated 1 few days
ago BIZ bad ga il we'll into which. u
her own re4uess, il is alleged, she was low.
erAd b. hsr husband to rscovsf . loss
bucket. 'fl ~ se
The Joe Smith branch Of the Latter
Day Saints are now holding their annual
conference ct Council Bluffs
The Taylor Couaty Esprsss Of the 7th
Inst. seys: On last Sunday man who
topped 70 feed his team on Z bridge near
BedfeeA sesidspMily shot .hinaalf7 witaj .
shot gun and bled to death before medical
assistance could b had. A woman ~ss
with him who represented that they we're
from Illinois. @~N
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Il u w H. q OOAe
COUNaEI.DRa AT LAW.
No. To- broadway p. .. Box No. $3.50,
E}tA KEW YORK CITY,
Attend to all business IN TIE Courts Of the ".
g. and In the Departments At Washington. Es-
peeial attention given to Internal Revenue busi-
ness and TO claims against Foreign Governments
a. well o. our own.
Judge Lewis experience Is Commissioner VI
Internal Revenue, and Charlton +. Lewis expe-
rience - Deputy Commissioner viii be guar
M. Co1's connection with the Committee on
Foreign AGairs, and his long membership q the
National Legislature. insure = thorough knowl-
edge Of lsgislation and prsctice in the Depart
mcnt.. sepS-d3m
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noxes ofthe SesCusc PnL i usually su6fcie = V
s1ect prompt apd radical snre Of 6DermsAerr
49,, = Sed1i1al Weskness, and u equally ne
.osine r.sfedy fR every spssies o. 0esi46ei Or
Ssansry lsritihility. ifavolsetsr q Hiehsiy
osm,asl Emissions, nom whatever eensspesdse
no !, ne efeAstA restored 10 healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have ueed
our ssuvsc Pa 10 aasy oases q Spseua16rr
oee v'th the most psrlec6 speeese'-J. Milton
nnders, Y. D., IL. b. -.
n. D. - - - 49, - -s'.'
rrice 81 PR box. SIX boxse for O. - mail
ADDRESS ]. wlNcAESTER : CO. No. g Jehn
o., n. ]. iuIv9Q -dkwlv
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PURlrY THE BLOOD

The Greatest Medicine ofuAe Are
A sure antidote for sickness, and refuge from
Sosaow PAM AID DlsaAsl. 4gsass7 sse =
Brya MS Life Pals
Il Eaeire1y Vegetable,
ere adsAseed d be the ssss rx,flf uRpscns for
,asnersl use, Purifying the blood and cleansing
ths system from al impurity. s.,..k
s otyav1'o LIE Pins. ~
regulate the stomach, liver and hillary secre-
g,d1itess: Nihsness 81 sikht, hesdsehe, ttck sto:
''o h sna U1s s2%e ~ = ssssa
They have been used ~ thousands with
@ success. M.E&
Brynn,s LIfe pile ~
he adapted for all ages md constitutions, They
are composed Of the actve principles ofherba and
roots, culled from the felds and foresss. They
ere mild bnt certain In their operation -proanc-
ing s;sSsf s,Rs p:s' Or :s
srk3sis f1fs Fiji. 6 6 AK 4 a stomach.
Drtanss A.lle - y, Csss Oiddisess.
xss J. 10 u asF, IN 'a - s'' =;
TWe&ey.aveC9ass,
and vail ooooo No9 Oil toas = ropreRneed.
Thsv Ws slsgantly pue up BY the psspsister,
~ 4veot0r Of BaIAN's PuIhou1c Wilma .
nedjelns long and ihvorably know to The Assert
!, IT yeu wieh 1ryep,s lilA PillA aaaeGQnst -
-: xSS sE:s ssst Srs ,i 81 :sas s.
o.. "a yss viii Sc thsn y ftsafi Nj. tsst-
zi s. Il. .. y:.a!.. s3Ex m VI.
Dselers supplied. BY ,uenss barnes 4 Co.
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$3.50 - - - - oouDD UuDGDg
- -. ". -. -. ' cs.as.
iisG I x':; aNsssss. : ]:
-: 7: e:' :::: d: !:
-" C9SehesC sA tsssPsesss. Bros ~.
:. ssNE.sla!........:. 1890. =
80" Ne0ralg1o, TessAaehs, fses-
wtHssSi::lscs:: s Ia sax@t I
40 +" Dys:s1.lc, v.si y i;iiis.s :.
81, 800 :ss"ssH S a. Js:isISr period: ::
rs !: s:s;s: s..'.p s::..: IS
as " CreaP, hoarse cough. breathing. IS
.1: :.iss e.;s: 3 3
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