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PoLITfcA1s HIsToRY THE CgRRENr
OF THE AD4uNIsTRAEoN.-There is con-
siderable significance inethe folloWingvex-
tracts, which to, show, that the Pres
ident and the Radicals arc now at deci-
ded aatagopism.s The Philadelphia Lodi
ger, sanl independent papel of large circu-
]ation, says:ai 9fpia & ,s3if lex k,f.i
w AsHINeToN, Sept 137The Prcsi7
ident will fight this Radical war to the
bitter end Within one month after tho
inauguration of our new President, L ad |
vised you, on high authority, that in no
event would the radical element be favor
ed, and the whole course3of Mr.. johnson
since has proved the correctness of that
assertion. There is no colder quarter of
the city to the destructive faction than
the White House. Representatives there
from have called and called, sent in card
after card, but in most cases tho Presi-
dent is too busy te5 receive them; he is
"cngaeed!'' Their calls are less frequent
eff late, and they opened the war outside.
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WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAID.

sAll cannot be pardoned at once. The
business must be proceeded with gradual
ly, and an effort must be made to execute
the law. Iwant.t to do what is best and
just, and to show proper degree of hu-
manity on the part of the Government.
IF treason has been committed, there
ought to be some test to determine the
power of the Government to punish the
crime. The laws having been violated,
and an attempt made upon the life of the
nation, there ought to be vindication of
the Government and the Constitution even
if the pardoniug power we're exercised
thereafter. If treason has been commit
ted it ought to be determined by the high
est tribunal, and the fact declared, even
if eiemency should come afterward. !!
assure you, gentlemen, no disposition ex
lists for persecution, or thirst for blood. :
MR.. DAVIS COULD NOT BE CONVICTED OF
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rErom the New York News.l

From the New fOrk News,I
letter froEsl 'sHoraid''--KDHesid
johnson E9etermined to Pardon
Jefferson Dayis--,Ebe Presidents
Address to the South Carolina
Delegation.
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NotnlnS is more proDaple, therefore,
than that President. Johnson, after giving
the subject his deliberate consideration,
has come to the above conclusion. The
only question is, therefore, whether it is
better to have Mr.. Davis brought to trial
for treason with the certainty that he
would be acquitted by the highest tribu-
nah or to pardon him without trial. Mr..
johnson wants to do what is best and
|inst,and whatever course he finally adopts
in the matter, will be best and just; best
for the honor of the country, and just to
Mr.. Davis. In the mean time, the friends
of the latter gentleman may rest assured
that the President will not .bo deferred by
any bluster on theepart of the radicals
from carrying cut his convictions of duty
on this and every other subject. sgeq
THE INTERVIEW w1THTHE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA DEL EGATIeN.
The interview at the White House on
Friday afternoon between the President
and the South Carolina delegation was OF
the most pleasant and agreeable nature.
The. President caused the gentlemen to
be seated.. and addressed them in the tone
and manner of, great politeness and eour-
tesy. The Presidents remarks were in
formal and conversational, and touched
upon other subjects than that alluded to
above, The delegation withdrew greatly
pleased with the interview, and impressed
with the belief that the object of their
aission would he successful. pRUIp.
81
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DIE IL.

BAGULEY-on Friday morning Feb 10, Of typhoid fever
Isabella, the beloved wife Of John T. Baguey
The friends and Of the family invited to attend
tire funeral the residence Of her brother, fonker West
chester Co., on sunday. al o'clock
COX-On Wednesday 9Th ns after short illness, in the
18th year Of her Abiah wife Of the Rev. samuel
Hanson Cox. d. D. and daughter Of the Rev Aaron 0s'e
The funeral viii e. attended OF the church Of the Rev. Dr.
Adams, Madisou'square, Saturday next, Feb H. |"
o'clock.
JOHNSON Thursday Feb o. 1865, DR.. Cyrus Johns in the
The resves and friend. are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No Is Aiiy ST. OH SUNDAY!
18th mat, at eclock p
HASBRoUCK-On Thursday, 9th inst, OF nenorsn s5
Group Mary youngest child Of Daniel b. and Sarah Has
The enS Of H. family are invited to attend the funeral
without further notice, on Saturday I'm lns 81
?. NJ. at the residence, corner oil sacAot anu
HAVOMAN-William Hsvomsn. 49,. F.
His remains conveyed to the Evergreens oee'eiS '
iuteTment.
knight SEN aged IS years. II months and 20 days
II relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 a'eu
Wiramsburgh L. l.. at o'clock p. m, on Sunday i-'A
inst.
LoCKwOoD-At Rome Italy, on Friday Jsn q. Mare Ia
Louise wife OF Alfred Lockwood. and daughter OF linus
Wade jr. Of this city, in the 3ith yesr OF her sge'
McJIMsEY-On Friday lOih inst Of consumption francis
Mckinney in the 10Th year oil has age ,,,, ., attend
Lis funeral from the residence Of his ia,her Robert
scy No l63 West Fourteenth ST. on Monday next 81 p HI
MOE6AN-ln broofNn on InusdaS req. :, ~ 80 -, y, ~
a'o OF the firm Of BuIts Morgan IN the o'h year Of Ms
Tie Ie sves sud friends invited to attend his nom
tie Church o. the Nedeomer Pacin,s ~ between IoHs
o. and fourthsve, Brooklyn. on Monday lSh int ~
O'Clock ?.
PHlLLiPS-lu Brooklyn Thursdsy morning IN INST
Harriet, widow Of Noes Philips in the eih yea OF her age
The io family invited TO attend tie funeral nom
her lite residence NO - Jorslemou-st, on Monday heh1
lStniust. o. O'Clock p
sAiITH-In THIS city Thursday Feb. g Of congestion Of
the BRAIN Peter BY eldest Of Geo w srd Deborah
IL. Smith. IN the 2iil year Of he age . . -,
Ie friends OF the fan liz are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from the NJ t. Church, Port Chester WestcEeste5
Co.. Saturday, lltA inst, 81 p. NJ
SICKELS-On Jhursiay 9h inst Abigs1 vile Of the late
Houry Sicks's. In The I'd year Of her age .
The relatives and friends az tie family ere respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral tho residence OF her John IA
.1ls At No "a East Four'hst Monday afternoon 81
oCsck, without further !Ey.t-tion.
VRTGHT-at Peeksku. n. Y Thursday, 9th inst Arch
ibald J. Wright native Of Scotland, in the Both yer Of h
a.e.
Figin Scotland. popers please copy.
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.
LI,coty Ho.PlrAL. wAsHIysroN. D. C.. Oct.

LrycotS HOSPITAL wAsHISsroS, d. C., oct. l. 1856
rhAye been for several years past acted with chronic dry
esaIIh which year became tad tina, my bearing
threatened leave altogether Ny throat became greatly
Elected There soa.ins in my head, which,
with other symptoms always greatly aggravated By
the slightest cold" DR.. Won Essnberg commenced ucsiine
the year ago. and has continued to treat long intervals
since happy state that the treatment OF DIR. Won
Etnberg has Produced eonsan. Improvement 80 that ny
hearing perfectly restored Ny nostrs are free from
inflammation AID my general health is much improved thse
look for i.s permanent restoration, and that speedily
fixed fact DO ch.eTfuy recommend ell persons suffering
from catarrhal affections to apply to Dr. Won Eenbefs FOG
treatment, feeling sured that with proper opportunity he
will effect cure.
JAMES T. FERRIE Csptsin T. s. A.
Twas completely deaf or several and bearing Dr.
Won E.cnberss great reputation in restoring the hearing
called Oh him and in operation to great ssouhhmens
and excessive pleasure now he1 perfectly well came
in 70 the Doctor perfectly deaf sndher as never espected
do This skil 10 uuIiy.sl
CHARLES CHAPPELL,
Washington Market.
nat
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AN EXTRAORDINARY RESTORATION OF siGifr'
IL.xxrxc. osrsxA OF No. 1888 East Sth-st, New-forb
CITY have been suffering nom blindness Of the eh eye fore
o,ds,,ble period The eye continually In state 81
, Inflammation rom which the good eye became affected
na indeed my general health was greatly injured BY IL
Us,ps OF Dr. Esnbess great reputation end every
an. ,.d mine hopeless case called on the Doctor whos
.er examining me, undertook my and within fortnight
found myself slmos. completely cured. IL h month
aimee placed myself under Dr. Won Eisenbsrss treatment.
AIN happy be able 10 state that the Inflammation er
rey gone that perfectly with both eyes, added v
which In 5000 health. blessing have not enjoyed 'ncs
was blind DO scientlouy and gratefully swear 70 inc
above statement Court of Justice at tbs CRY hall Of NE
City of New.Yors the 10th day Of October. 1904
LAWRENCE GRENNA.
ewc,u b,,or. ne this lo.h day Of October, 1864,
C. GODFREY GUNTHEk Mayer
tThe 0rsnd See, Of the
tNew.YorR Msyoraly.b
DR.. Won EIsENBERG may Be consulted on the diseasss
of .hs ave- and ear and for estsrrh a the sdice No. s
Broadway. New Yort
The EsTHETICo. NEURALGlcON 10 nov on exhibioe
=, Or. Won ETsENBERG'S Consisting Rooms. No. So
BROADWAY, Fear nthss
!. or .dJItisasl special Nstlces zee ktSsss PsSs
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TIE FAIR LILIAo,
on,
LIFE IL DEATH,
49, Y,srrDnTr IGN> 80


~ ririnsl rrog sheet. received dir,aiiy rom t'
lands 81 the sutbor nov resiieni 30 f.ns,hl. -sAis w.
ared se.ei,n Of MINOR PIECES both ~ verse .d pIo'
a.. ,ytv rtaty AID cha IL. IAhLf Nm "a ="
ini'shly humorous LETTERS or pi,hhNDiD fSNt y
TFFR f1n 81 ts celebrities ant trnn.a1.is IN the
Isb piaess q thu Nation; aud finally Wth sscy hohc.
ana devoted to the o4s o. recent ~reI' q A'' a. q
4irosd. 1000, rpp,pr
LIST b., no, least, IN tny respect the LOG AL DEPAhl-
Nj 81 t0,gsrs above ne Efforts oi s ouir1. fysl r 10
concise but ,horour ~ the L!t or iif 'htH
AMERICAN METROPOLIS. EuterIIiss. 'iho'liey mover
~ snd sreurcy 10 nsrscd chsrnr"fsnc livery AaH
,.orpn and cid ind IN TIE con~ntf "f tiH ~ ~
WORLD JOI RNAL something 10 snsw'r th'J p-calH
tastes md need. hic len unssihed ny ia BASED n
val. Tho divine tie prof -s0na man t' uef hlut we NJ
lc and even tie dsy atorsf her. discover what bey sees
~ In vain eiaeeter. Nor while the great oh.rs Of 'oce
~ onsy with the student the investigator md tbs man OF
,v,c.i toll are thus sstistcd IL the GAY NphLD VI
FkSBOS and Social IovAy iprgoen q D. tpft'th'i ~
MNs sre 10 s degree prhesgt AMI NO branch ~ NJ
man life tie vicinity Of Nswi oss omitted ron VIZ siIo"
No labor or orpnse he's been spared no any etof 70
la th. eptesv1f 10 nuke Jiif ftNnAf hEt'lhi "
Miro, OF tie Age The cordial response WITH ~hih h'
ti- s ne, and hailed those sseonf h but al incentive
70 ain greater .ndesvo snd TIE eonrs" ~ tt yo mai ~
vyard ,ns n,s ard The Enormous Car aon Of te itIsI
,vhrh ATNFApY MORE THAN triples that ~ AL tl' oti'f
N.Yor, 1ndsy i.sges combined J. stil incrtas Win
OF T1E AMERICAN CONTINENT, aud .vsn To the mo'i
a-tqut ~ gons beyond the u forth n "'ane. ~
corfe. hearing with IL the VOICE and SPlhlI pr ~
GRFkT REPUBLIC. People Il al crcsd. ua.ioniiiie'
and opinion therein fad nc-tfs srod Of Alese'e'el
joymeut and business benefit
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
OF TOMORROW, fBRIARY u, gill tale ss;.l wider
reader. sho4il Il II tho EARLIEST POSSIBLE
MOMENT.
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The Great sunday Newspaper.

IA eyces l ciI l'iou - competitor While ~ the afe tno
n Oh =. n h as 4 rra ID thp most complete rfomr
81 GENERAL NEWS FROM EfEhh fNl ca Iih
WORLD inc.nd.ng the irrshrtt lhiELLi"thtf fhuM
TIE SFATOF WAR and ie.fs .Ipm - ant fnG.r.s nov
confronting the enemy la he ledi ILLLokAfilt NtNS
AND CORRESPONDENCE fhoh " AstiiN1 ~, ~
FIGs CORRESPONDENCE, racy, r.eh ard rofe hrs
while ~ the time fe lrii.fl. uersy' hl4 POM
eal a sef Of eli description cscusted = leAls Instruct
and smufe LEADING Iiorlls upou tie ~ ng event. snd
tonic. az the d.v written cagddy aId llsssy nom TIE
ir,tic non, n view. aya srd Niilry Ncseneutfi Ne
NJ aud shipping Ii.i. ComInrfr AL ~ lncs. ti ti's
tura Material the coiI.ntluss and fcnit iif N'"Il
~. Ch.rohss aud the Mhnrt Scientific EIl9tHons an'
Dsoovery and along with the.e Theatrical AID sgeruns IA
the upurt and ofu lie -
IT'S LITERARY DlPNtJ MINI
CHALLENGE, admiration sut defss compton net Vi'h "a
,.,,.t.t,...ra o. a. tern fiction
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To not waste your money buying any OIL tne
cumei Gus worthless articles called uoIo rvs rhen
nave flooded the market for the las. 'e"
.slover prices you can get pens when are "0A"'
90 be the BEST IN The WORLD NJ. =.
See advertisement in another Column.
sdlgitier than the sword
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY H. 1865
MARRIE ID.

BoCKovER--GANTRY--M tho Twenty third street Re
formed Dutch Church Thusday. Feb O. 1865, ~ tae
Rev DR. Ganse Mr. Edward j. Bockcver Of Jersey City, to
Miss Mary L. Gsniry Of 1ubby Hook, NY.
DLLAFlELD- MoNsON-o Thursdey, Feb: 8, b. the
Rev. Horstio Souhgate, Henry Delafed to Mary =. Mon
son, daughter OF tho late Judge Monson.
KEELER-GOUGH-A Cntondsle. Ulster Co.. Second
mouth, 1h. by Friends ceremony George g. kee,er TO
Cough M ID.
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Foar Y,pfa,L HUI B,lrIxOr., Nd

Ne,.r, pHIfps NtnAHps
O,NTtrnlN ! t.Air 'he looSirs statement hcprgl mty
rnsch lie .y.s o. WIG are ~ bad - - have been
.ud tras, u nav he 81 boneLt 20 IN calz your
rnv medicine: hay, been s.ftsing Tor year ~
~. Secondary Sypliis Sore Ly.. so,ness Of TIE soap
i.f. on nv lea ADD body 81 malignant neipfe, rendering
ne OF late amt oI anything Aftrf iryhs me best
medical ~. could hnd, ard q4lnasIgs great dsa money
ma. rcoul ended 20 try your Golden Ba,am Sosi sent
Won IN order hy eIprr ~ li q week. ago io NO -'
have led liit. over Ny eyes almost welt ~
orr.ss bal o.. Hy scalp. and 'As gcers healing rspdy
.as. sa.d bottles ouc' ior when You VA
GlI 81 Of unc sens money inclosrd E.pceu " your
IL D.. Il EMERY.
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tAdveriisemsu,.l

G,yr CONSTITUTIONS WATER A FAIR iRiAk.-
" inoaA !ou and we particulary aude 10 ladies who
constantly resOrting TO local treatment ana all SORTS
o. ccs applications for diseases WIN 80 much chance ,s o.
saccess there would be from cHi 10 's
Inr@,y 4 ALiTN. No. as Chns st., and all drUggists
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lAayertisement.l

WINDOW SHADES,
God Holland, &c, new style Shade Fixtures, at re
dBoed pI.ces.
G.. L. al. y. kelly. No. 3j9 Broadway.
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advertisement.
The house of CHARLES CARvILLE Cuisines
Office No - Bsrcay-st has been saved by the BURGLAR
ALARM TELEGRAPH twice within two months from
burglars W DO had forced window.
L. HOLMES. No. $50 Broadway.
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ElsiRA, y. y. Fch.Lrst


=
Won aIrued lie some two vccks ago. about urfd
IN AID have received greet hc-.t fon them ine.o-.d
nd three dollars sb.rh vi please seu5 . ore ho,t
~ No which q "a viii .Aec. usy cure m,. you want
NV f testimony any iuiaro Lel los ae lear Ten yol
and wal HIli, yol long l'uof ~ eaG hVI, wa o"y
At "a. q y0a Golden Bt,an has f sdy Any urea ~.
Mcst respectfully Jours, CbfIs hLLLtl.
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IAdvertisemeDt.l

IAdveItisemeDt.l
Take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to stop you
Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections, before the
ruD into Consumption that you cannot stop.
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Halls HONEY or IiOREHOUND AND TAR
cegs for coughs cold influenza holrtenes dhcu
besfhn aud al affections the ,tr0ut bronchial and
4lugs. sling consumption. Inc HONEY HoREBoUsD
so0.Aes I'D irritation. JHK Isk BALM GILEAD pene
tfetes and Heals oil Ti Of the throat aud igns
There nothing ike t. &c per bottle. For by ell drug
.sts. CHARLLs DOwNgR. General Agent
no. a CeiaT-st ". Y.
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tAdyerfisementl

lAdvertiscmentI
JHLR0KEE PILLS FEMALE REGULATOR
Sold by M Druggists s per box. 1hirtytwo pag
psmphief free. Address DR.. W. II. MFRwIN co.
No. c. Liberty ST.. New York.
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Adyertisementl
LACE CURTAINS,
New PERSIAN Styles inst received.
G. L. & j. b. HELIY, No $50 Broadway.
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| sogr TnROAT-Add ten drops Of the MEIlcATEp
(uyg ~ pint of cold water, and use garglei put
= vat cloth around your meek when you retire
b. I. BAhBITT sole Agent
Nos. ca TO ~ Westinghouse. New-lork
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Conc DYsEYTERY. Take two tablespoon
oils of NJ ynCArED PTSEAPPIE CIDER every ten minutes
$50 ADD ton drops TO quart of cold wafer ana inject
81 mini eycry fifteen minutes You viii soon be all
frhf
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.p,N,,s 1xn1,x PrsIyflYo T.xrnacr.

e Ilus certain purifier q tie blood ever produced Il is
purely voeo,sbls Alternative and permanently ScToius
ever So.c Eyspeas salt RheUm, Rheumaiisn PiuPles
aud Bio e. on the Face Cncr ana Generous Jlcer Dys-
peps ard al other diseases arising from impurities Of the
blood -. sale by all aTursi.s
SEE Bshts Magazine for mpor.aa. Testimonials Of cures
fasni,'e- s.asuitossly by dru ,gss
DISos CLARKs HALLETT, pIoprietoTs.
Ko 4,
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DYspEPSIA TABLETS CURE INDIGESTION,
HTAaTHrKS 6c50 cents per boz. Prepared by g. O. WEI.
SiSs, Ma 81 Broadway. Sod 10y ell drUs .st..
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IAiYariisaiuenf.l

ADVERTISEMENT
.JgFfFRs 573 Broadway, is selling his stock OF
z ,aies' and Chdrens Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
slippers az low prices. Jeters. 573 Broadway.
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Union General Committee.-A spe,in mnha.nw
II the aboy. Conaee will be held Q. LII n9nn
Ven IN :, "a O'Clock. Tho Committee on M arc
.ena,ed 10 meet at O'Clock s' the same Ss. y GusI
H u, ~; si' Il H.rr, s'cTe'sri'''
Arua r.. Dickinson at the Cooper IH' ''i ,s,
nnder h, ,d - Lectures and Mee.iugs.'
S-I.--L,- s.a Weed Touic-The best TonI In the
Worla SOLD a. HELMBOLps Drug Store. neat 10 Motto
poitsn Hole! ----------
ira. - ~. /. aitl hrCore Congress, printed ca
tr. THIS DAY IA THE INTERNAL KEfEHlL MI
CogDfB, No tD,,';' g!is n9ea'H
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BArcHELOR's HAIR DYR.-Ihe best in the
.sod Perfect natural reliable harmless and in.snaneous
~ eject Tie reruine signed WiIuAs A. BACHELOR.
so.dhy OIL Druggists. Factory No 81 BarcaY-si.
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SIssnFH TBos.s CoIYgR, !
or DLIIfnVaK. I'D. J


MessT.. lhIift hthAhDt.
received the two bott',s u NJ. ooid'n belm s.n
.lipp.d rae scu. wtsss 40 81 night 40 have many
a,sa up tho second boit, how mash ,,''s, s' r.
ro.-d ard e. Tor which you w pleas. 'Ap me one boue
ol No. od,n Bll'S &c pos,ble, - We lay es''
D'" WY soon ''N' "'' CHARLES j. HOLMES
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Business Noticrs.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.

Ne 20 disturbed nigh and broken Of your Tc By sick
ed ing and crying with the cxcrocisiins pain Of eating
,es.hl 90 20 snd get bottle Of Mks WISsLows
SoorHISa SYRUP win relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
s,eda,ey depend upon it, there mistake about 1t.
e.e mother earth who Las used who VIII
tel you that # VII gae the bowels, snd give
tie mother tnd relief AID health TO the child, oper
ans ke magic 1t is perfectly safe in ell and
rssss, the TASTE and is tie prescription Of Of The
ses, best female rhycans and in the United
s.a'es
g..cc - rentse bottle.
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Jrrstr Crr Feb. .. iss
M. Pnr1r. Z rlrnLrra.

Grvr.. ft',e ned y1-r Oelleu BEL NJ bct No md
No q aid an now svel usn. an now stopping = Ia
Hotel md suy that wants 20 kno" about 'nr
medicine .erd them = lfc - .... -
.CHARLTs G. KINGsLANp.
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MICH STUDY is \ WEAKNESS TO THE
yesh solomon; and nsy be added TIA, all sedentary
soyn9ts injurious unless the system is gently slim
nsied I'D reguls,ed by healhul medication Brace the
neryes the digestive orrsn end keep the bowels in
order v'h HosTsTTErs STOMACH BITTEzs and yoa may
ssfeiy tut the rest to Providence.
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BEANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM,
e bes' reJy exini for The Cf CoreHs Cons Cox
SUMPTION sad ali diseases Of she Throat end Lungs Has
bscn use. for % years and during al that time highly up
proved os.cing wonderful cures can be seen by Tie
os1y CO, iidcs:es ia "Brsuts Magazine"
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3 WHEELER d WILSON'S Highest Premium
Loel.s.i.h S1wIss- MAcHISKs-No. e25 Broadway. Soc
WHEELER WILsos's BUTTON HOLE MACHINE
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