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c. u. LORD. Clerk.
Slcriir,s sale.

yonx sS-fch. 2ith. A. u. 1850.
y,kkEN on execution, and will be sold at public
auction on saturday. the Iith day Of April. Ist6,
n, ten of the clock In the forenoon, at the occ q
Ahner Oaks ESQ, in South Berwick, In said Connty
LYONS has or had on the 18th day OF Dccemhcr ~ ID.
las, being the time of the attachment OF the .sme
ON the original writ by virtue 81 eond ot eon,rse'
bury and William Morton OF the following described
real estate, To wit, certain lot OF land situated IN
Rerwck, In said County OF York, with the buliulhs
thereon being bounded on tho north by the old rvad
leading from South Berwick Village 20 Great falls
on the east by land Of Joseph p. foyi on tho south
by tho ruad leading from South Berwick village to
salmon Falls and the west by land OF the above
named Goodwin, bradbury and Morton, occupied by
s.I Johu Lyons tho original claim OF the said Gocs
win bradbury and Morton being eight hundred and
sfsx dollars, OF which there is nos duo them twO
hanaiVN s EBkN'R Y. NEALLEy,
,v,o Deputy sheriff.
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CuoLsnA.-Pears are entertained that the chol-
era now so prevalent In Europe. may before many
months visit this country. II has been predicted.
by some one, that Congress will be dispersed by
1t within forty days. A proposal for an lnterna-
tional Convention, to investigate the disease AMI
to provide agninst II, introduction into this coun-
try, has been approved by the Washington au-
thorities, and is hoped that the subject will re;
ceiye nruppr attention
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. - Tho confidence Of
Speaker Colfax. that the President would sign the
Frecdmcn's bill, had been so implicit that he W.,
gcrcd box Of cigars with . prominent member
from Connecticut, asserting at that time tls, no
had conversed with the President, and had hecn
made aware Of his views The morning after tho
veto the cigars were found on the desk of the
member. endorsed, From victim OF misplaced
confidence" II proper to say that the Speaker
Was not alone here IN his chagrin and dsappoint.
ment.
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4 20 Ct. Int. |
I Rev.Stamp. |
state of Maine.

WORN, SS-
Al ks Ssprsws Jsdiciai Court, bsgsn and acid al "a.
60, TitAia and for 'aia cosafy p fork, on hs Hr''
Tuesday Of Jassary, ~ hs gsI ~ o" Lofd oH'
tLsusIad stgAt Asnirei and siriy-stri -,
Iron the foregoing Libel. ordered, that the lhel-
| ant give notice 10 the said Ephraim Plummer, 10
annear before tho justices OF said supreme judi.
cis Court 10 be held at Alfred, within aud for said
County OF York, on the fourth Tuesday OF MAY
newt nv publishing an attested copy OF said libel
and this order thereon three weeks successfully In
the Union a Journal, newspaper printed al Bldde'
ford In said County OF York, the last pubiicaton
OF sad Court that he may then and there In our sail
Court show cause IL any he have why tho prayer oi
s''1 I,,sst q. II. LORD. Clerk.
S..I VIZ Attest q. II. LORD. Clerk
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-N,, ,orr A., o,,d.,or. N. r,,,i

~ Not long since Mr.. Gladstone, the English
Chancellor of the Erchequer. was to deliver an
address before the Working Mems Exhibition nt
Lambeth, part OF London. On coming to the
Hall the doorkeeper did not know him, and de-
mauded FIVE shillings for admittsnce. Give
shillngs - said the finance minister, "is not that
more than yonr usual fee for admittanccI' ooh.
yes, sir. but the Chancellor of the EIchequer is
to speak to-day, and the demand for seats is
40 great that We have raised the price to fve
shillings." SO Mr. Gladstone paid his money.
and had the satisfaction OF hearing his own
specch.
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81 A young lady from tho rural districts late
ly entered city railroad car. Pretty soon tho
conductor approached her and said
"Your fare, Miss"
She blu,hed and looked confused. but sara no'h-
Ing. The conductor Was rather astonished ut
this, but venturcd TO remark once more
"Your fare, Miss" r.
This time the pink on her cheeks deepened to
carnatiou. ss the beauty replied
"wsll, II an good looking, you hadn't ought
to say II out loud sfore FOLKS"
Tho passengers in the car rosrcd with laughter.
and her lover st once settled tho fare.
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II On Saturday tho ice gave way in th" creek
at Oil city, Pa, sweeping away derriess, en-
gnc houses, workshops, bridge, DC. Ihe ~a,
ter in tho lower part Of the town vas iiom y 10
10 feet deep. Astesmcr was torn 'oss run
Its mooripgs and broken to rieoes. ins as
truction Of property was very great One man
wns drowncd
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NUMBER ~.

A naturalist has discovered that the largest
species Of ant Is the elephant.
Why is . crazy oil spsculator like the Secretary
Of the Navyl Because he Is giddy on wells.
All lawyers may be said to belong to the Fee
nisn brotherhood.
Josh Billings says: ~ was once aIcd III DO.
lieved In the final salvation Of men. and said ldd
but let me pick the men,"
The motives to detain creature like man In
the path OF duty, cannot bc too powerful or too
numerous.
The Prrss expresses truth. rs.presses srror,'m-
presses knowledge, and op'prcsses none. Thus
is too good to Be sup prcsscd-so We publish II.
When man aud woman are made one by
clergyman, the question Is. which Is the one
Sometimes there Is long struggle between them.
before this matter is finally settled.
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ISYLuEScE.-Evcry man is a missionary, now
and forever, whether he intends or designs il or
not Hc may be blot. radiating his dark inau-
ence outward to tho very confines Of society, or
he may be blessing, spreading bencdiction over
tho length and breadth Of the world bui blank
he cannot be- There are no neutral characters.
We are either the sower that sows and corrup,s.
or the light that splcndidly Eliminates, and salt
that silently operates but being dead or alive.
every man speaks.
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HallO! wv Ericnd .

WHAT has happonel, shouh hardly know ycu! You
w kok Il yuu hal b-s-n trlnsfSIne Your hcr u-eu
b an coVe~ with rimples AMI rvcss rmi your SKIN was
an ru,vh als notify used tn lk horl! An your hani.
to u-l Ia h chapp~ aIu SORT, they loked ~ though
th.y were all eat up with salt rhcum! What have YOU been
, IN make your skn snocth anil f,lr Why, MT muchi
only usI sne uf pHoT. LgEoLLsrrs "uSERsL llEALiSs
HAM, few tunes II Is dng wonlers Tor all who use u.
No one shouh be without II. WI
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~ Tho Monroe Loul,iana) Infei6genoer
saws: eve have conyersed with several plant
ers Of this and adjoining parishes on the sub.
jec, Of the coming crop, and We find thai most
Of them think Of nothing but making. cotton,
whilst oorn is nearly forgotten. Nearly every every
planter is now buying corn from tho wc''e'"
markets"
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A Coon REPUTATION Some one says to young
men don't rely upon friends. Don't rely upon
the good name Of your ancestors. Thousands
have spent the prime Of life In the vain hope Of
those whom they called friends; and thousands
have starved because they had q rich father. Re.
ly upon the good name which is made By your
own exertions, and know that better than tho
best friend you can have Is unQuestionsble deter
minston, united with decision Of character.
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, n The Austrian Governmont, has has :. oo'e,. :.
mined to increase the garrison o. C.aGO" 70 10y "
sf,sen tboumnd men and eighty guns, 10 con-
non ~ the accumulation ~ Of Russian troops
an N. frontier Of Galicia, II " rumored snst
s% ~. ' Po.;as arc about to form a camp of forty
shousspd o mon In tho immediate vicinity oi tho
frontier.
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A CHEERFUL CuroN.-ln Russia. o fin far
/. held once year. Every peasant who has nm
aged parent buys coffin. Tho present u always
acceptable, for the receiver feels assured that he
will have christian burial, and is proud Of the
son who thus cares for his last resting place.
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II An exchange states that q family Of five
persons resided on n farm in Derry, n. H., Tor
period Of 50 years. during which time there wn'
neither n birth, death or marriage In the family.
Neither did they during the time puts letter IN.
the pos, Office. or take one out. or taken news.
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~ In ,b,,e d.y, Of high price, ws should mako
srsSy ,fYort 10 brink down tho ptieo Of living to
level with ~. P,s', 81 ssSr snS nn 70 90 ,, sss
GSs that ind. pcn.ahlc article, has advanced four
svnJy.d nor cent, while labor has hardly doubled.
We place among our slycrtifem.nts today, th,, OF
ysvhsJis Challenge Coffee and IL reprcsnntod Nv
him 10 should bo ued nv all who wish return 10 tho
eoosi old times OF slow prices.
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Il Tho Union Congressional committee he's
voted 10 publish $4,000 copies each OF th.
speeches or Senator Fcscodcu on Prcsldcn'
Johnson's 22d Of February speech. snh o' '"o
speech OF Senator Trumbull on the vcto.
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CnIIccior,s Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given that by virtue of warrant ~ tr
y Ass.sssrs ol the City ui Bntlcur In the County oi
York r the year 4. H. lSdI, ls1rng ate Ay 18TH iso'
anil Suol to Treasurer and Colctor :" san cry ior
Ill yc,r have Ii,trliueI &c the State, C,my AMI City
Tax ol Frances York, &C sail Bibefct assessed n hun ny
sail Assesses r sail year. aRl shah sell at Iblc auction To-
the highest bLer thervr fpr cash, SArl RDAN TIE tr-
tyrst day oI March, A. u. l>d, at ten oeck In ts lore.
noon at my Office In sail BlCfr two shares Ol The Capital
Stock Of the First Natipa Rank ui Bsldttr as the property
JOHN VI. GOODWIN,
Treasurer anil Collector u the City Of Btbiefnrd
.,yto kr the year lS6L
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oos IN Kenssbanlpost ioar milss tlsn The mills IN
- BltleSri containing twenty oos aere neh lss'a, as
III wood, with very good buihiinss On ne IN. ~
rart In nsli anith hslasce in pasture nn.s T.,
i.nl Prce 400, I yin ss one hoth. Number tso
pddefcr within three mIiss u the mut, on scoi 81
taInInx seventy servshlrty srrrs In he twenty nven pa
turc and hnccn In timber and young growth III mas So
zen anil cellar the same thirty tons u ho no
t.. y,ar and d ooc of the best hrm. In Yck County
Inquire u JOHN T. SMITH,
OF BlppIToRp, MAIZE
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- Nat Tyler. OF tho Richmond EnqmrT'
rstires from the control OF that ,oumal, 10 con-
sequence Of having received . military order
directing him to send copy Q! each issue 0'
tho paper to tho headquarters Of Gen. Terry.
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&l,SOO per Hr.

We want AGENTS everywhere tn sell IMPROVED SO Sew
Inc Machir,s Thr,. new kimls. Under AMI upper fse
N.rrapt,l five years Abovr salary az large commissions
mil The oST 1chines snhl IN the Cnl States br le.s
than so which are ftiiV licensed by Ho'rs. WAsthr
Ujisos t;rorsr e. Baker, Singer q CO.. and Baehehsr
az Otlrr cheap machlcs are IJr'hgsm'hfs ah the s','
cr ,ST an, abIs 10 arrest fine aud aprisoHmsn Cir
cui,rs ec Address, call u,on Shaw Clark, lhhiefori'
a. isys
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Ruu's woRx.-Tho battle AIc,"a paper
published by the Sons Of Temperance IN Rock
land, tells tho following story OF convict just
sent to the State Prison:
"This young man enlisted in tho Union ar'
nv in ono Of tho New Hampshire regiments,
as a private. BY his good behaviour and
bravery, no was promoted to tho Office OF Gap,
tain, and at tho olo.c Of she war was honora
rbly discharged. Receiving quito large
sum Of money As bounty and back pay. he
had tho misfortune to fall into bad company,
got on spree, hired horse, sold him for one
hundred and fifty dollan-nos knowing what
no was sbout-wM arrested, tried, convicted
and sentenced to prison for two years.
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Rrarring wa, the aioyp n1ce, take this opportunity
10 return tanks an who have lrIly Is,tronizc th
.,as. .in-. my cn,rrn. uto the hanlsc AMI supply business
anil trust the same, rather more liberal rrouage, may u
sy,rt-s tn the new hnn-R " CrrrER Co., (t, staNl)
anl With their Large additional stuck, may they have success
ITa CHARLES HARDY.
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CoparfI,ership Notice.
THE eorsrncrSp hcrctOtre existing twccu Cha Hard,
| AMI d. 4. Cutter, under The trn name d
C. HARDY T. CO.,

(arlwa) Il desovy, AMI all PERSONS hotling any claims
against e. lIarly Co, rlurstcl to present uIeu ami
an having an unstilNl accun ok rsIucstei n
call anal sctIle the same, and obiSe . ,,-...,,,,
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STATE OF MAINE.


YORK, S. Supreme Judicial Court, January
Term, \ ID. 1906.
John Thompson si al, rs. Charles r. Staples.
AND now on suggestion TO the court that
n Charles =. Staples, the defendant, Mt the
time of the service of the writ. was not an in-
habitant Of this State, and had no tenant, agent
or attorney within the samc; that his goods or
estate have been attached in this action, and that
he has had no notice Of said suit snd attach
meut
this suit be given to the said defendant, by pub
fishing an atiested copy OF this order, together
with an abstract OF the plaintiffs writ, thrce
weeks successfully In the Un'on and journal,
Of York, the last publication thereof to he not
icSs than thirty days before the next term ot
said court, to he holden Mt Alfred, In and Tor
sail county, On the fourth Tuesday of May, ~
H. 1850, that said defendant may then and there
appear and answer to said suit, II he shall sec
cause. o,n c,.,
Attest: c. u. LoRp' 'icrk.
IAhstract OF Plaintiffs Wrtl
Debt on n Judgment recovered by the plaintiff
against the defendant, by the consideration ot
the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court begun
snI hohl,n AT Ncwport, within and for the County
,C Sullivan and State Of New Hampshire, on the
first TUESDAY OF September, a. ID. 1869 Tor the
sum Of $3.50 damage, anil S55S costs oi SUIT, To-
rcthcr with seventeen cents more for one writ oi
execution. and interest On the whole. -,
Said is in plea Of debt, y datci the eIesehIn
to the Supreme Judicial Court. begun and held
at Sico. within and for said County Of York, ON
the first Tuesday Of January, a. ID. 1906 AL
,amnum. $500.
A true copy of orlcr Of court. with abstract of
the writ
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XXXIXTn CONGRESS.
SESSION.
SENATE WASHINGTON. March 1860.

INCREASE or PAY TO NAVAL OFFICERS.
Mr. NEsMITH (OregoL) introduced petition
from officers of the Pacific Squadron asking for an IN
crease OF paw which referred to tie Committee on
Naval Afnirs.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW.
Mr. SUMNER (Mass.) presented the petition OF large
number of authors and publishers praying for inter
national copyright law between this country and Great
britain Mr. Sumner said that IA years ago he offered
a similar petition signed by fenlmoIe Cooper WASH.
ineton Irving W. H. Prescott, and others. Those men
had pSsssd sTsy from earth vilSpt hsviQg tesH pei
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IHTRRNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW.
The two memorials presented To the Senate
today and referred TO the Committee Foreign Reia
tons asking for legislation TO secure an international
copyright law embrace tie names Of 300 or 800 authors
editor and publishers including Bryant LongielOw.
Holmes Jared Sparks. Lowell. aud other prominent
writer's presenting fine and valuable collection OF an
tographs
THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR CASES.
The argument in the Massachusetts liquor
before the United States Supreme Court is con-
cnded and the Court now has them under Amusement
cONSTITUTIONALITY or MILITARY COURTS.
On Monday that tribunal will take up the
case or Muligan Bowles Of Indiana. which involves
the consiiutionahty Of Military Confis and Commits
sions 10 Try civilians. MejorG Benjamin y Butler
and Mr. Stansberry Of Ohio will assist tie Attorney
General and Judge Black and others will appear for
the petitioners.
THE GOMEZ CASH.
The Gomez case was before the Court to-day.
II involves the title 10 valuable and extensive mines In
California.
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
In the contested election case of Mr. Dodge
against Representative Brooks the argument before the
Committee on Elections has been concluded. Dur TIE
Committee has not yet given us deesion 10 the case
Two other eases will soon be taken NJ namely: Mr.
Fuller against Mr.. Dawson Of Pennsylvania and Mr..
Foilett against Mr. Delano OF Ohio. In the cases OF
Mr. Boyd against MI: Keiso Dol OF MissoaIi' ana MI.
ties are now engaged in taking evidence under spe'
cal resolution Of the House
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
Some days ago the House passed resolution
calling upon the heads Of departments to furnish state
ments showing the amount Of money expended for
paper and printing outside Of the service rendered by
he Government printing. Office The Attorney General
recently reported that no printing other than mat exc
cutcd by tae Government Office was executed for his
Department The Secretary Of the Treasury reports
the cost OF paper for that Department during the year
1865 at nearly 10000 type printing >lovO and at
vettlsng sT 400 He adds that no printing has been
ordered Of private parties except when the exgences
of the public service required IT, OF this s3si was
for advertising in the seerearys Once OF Seich near
The conversion of United States Securities and propo
sails for loans No list OF papers IL given
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BEWARE OF COUNTERREITs.

BEWARE OF COUNTERRETTs.
Bee that the signature Of C. NJ Jackson The wrap
pe Of each bottle.
Single bottle 81, OF half dozen ioI Sa.
Should your druggist not have the article - NOT be
vui Of BY any Of the Intoxicating preparations that may be
taed in it, place tend to Us and viii forward securely
fseicd by express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACToRY,
NO. 03I ARCH-sT., PHILADELPHIA, HINN.
JONES & EVANS,
(suecessors 10 c. ". JacksonG Coz
sale by Druggists ard Dealers in every town in the
United State.
III. Il. IIELMBOLD'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 59A BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT,
FEwY0RK
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RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
le.dity Of the Stomach, Nausea Heartborp, Disgust
fsrFood Taliness q Weight in The Stomach Sour
=. Rroetstiens Sinking OF Flattering At the fito
0e Stomach Swimming Of the Head Hun.
Iiee and Difficult Breathing,
FIlt,erng at the
B,a, Choking or Suf
fca,ing Sensations when ino
iyne Posture, D.mn,ss
q Wei. before the Sight,
y.vu aad Dp1PaD il tie Head, De.
beepty tfpenThaicn, Yelowre's ofte
sab ard Eyes Pain in the side. Back, Chest, Limb'
&c seddep Pashes Of Heat Burning In the Flesh, Con-
ssr mssirnfs Of Evil ard ere, Depression Of Spirit'
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS.
TIE GREAT STRENGTHENING
DOES NOT Defend on LIQUOR IN ANY FORM
FOR ITS GREAT TONIC PROPERTIES
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
sqRENeTBERs THE ENTIRE SYSTEM BUT DOES
NOT STIMULATE OR INFLANE.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
isNEvER FOLLOWED
BY ANY DEPRESSING EFFECTS.
HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS
is COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS
THE ROOTS ARE GATHERED
IN 0ERMANf,
AND THEIR VIRTUES EXTRACTED BY ONE OF
THE MOST SCIENTIFIC CHEMISTS
IN THIS COUNTRY.
nhs sure care for
LIVER COMPLAINT.
RETURNED SOLDIERS
SHOULD USE IT TO RESTORE THEM TO
HEALTH AND vIGOR.
NOT CONTAINING ALCOHOL
il CANNOT INDUCE
DESIRE FOR LIQUOR.
From he Rev W. D. seighed. Psstos Of Twelfth Baptist
Church.
PgIIApEIPHI., Dec. 2s. 1863.
M.sIs JOINS Il EyISs-GeatemeH have recently been
isborns under the distressing effects Of Indigestion,
tantd by prosiIson Of tho syf;em Numerous
remedies were recommended By friends and some d
them t,ned bot without relief Your Hooands German
Bitters were recommended by periOns who hid tried
n.n md whose favorable mention Of the piters in
aueed ne slso 10 Try them. must coue that had IL aver
,sn e Patent Medicines fom the thousand and ole
eusek Bitten" whose only ain seems to be TO palm OF
tweetened sod dugged g upon the community To sly
way ind the tendency Of which. fear TO make many
confirmed dnkard Upon learning that yours really
medicinal preparation with happy effect 1t, action
only upon the stomach bat the system
prompt ind gratifying feel that have derived great and
permanent benefit from the Of few bottle. Very
sesIectfuIy yours
wD. sEICPRIED. No. TI sbsek,msxop,l
BEWARE OF COUNTERREITs.
Bee that the signature Of c. NJ Jackson" The wrap
pe Of each bottle.
PRICE.
Single bottle 81, or half dozen ioT %.
Should your druggist not have the article - NOT be
vui Of BY any Of the intoxicating preparations that sy
saed in m psee tend to Us and viii forward securely
fteied by express.
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HOOFIAND'S
GERMAN BITTENS
tsNEvER FOLLOWED
BY ANY DEPRESSING EFFECTS
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uOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
fqRRN0THERs THE ENTIRE SYSTEM BUT DOES
NOT STIMULATE OR lNFLANE.
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HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS,
TIE GREAT STRENGTHENING
TONIC,
DOES NOT Defend on LIQUOR IN ANY FORM
FOR ITS GREAT TONIC PROPERTIES
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WASHINGTON. Friday. March .. 1890.
IrTRRNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW.

To The As.oe lA.td Pren.