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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IF0r additional Local Nems see Third Poge.r

The festival To-NIGHT.-N National Hall.
on Market street, above Twelfth street. has been
secured for holding festival this evening, to-
wards detraying the cost oil erecting building
for the use of the orphans of our soldiers and
sailors, by the Northern Home for Friendless
Children. An excellent supper will be provided,
and addresses may be expected from several
distinguished speakers including Bishop Simp-
son, Rev. DR.. Beadle, Rev. Mr.. Hutter, Rev. Mr..
Crowell, and MacGregor J. Mitcheson, ESQ. The
untiring efforts of the ladies connected with this
enterprise entitle them to the liberal coopera-
tion and assistance e. OF our citizens, and we be-
speak for them liberal response to their ap.
peal. The price OF tickets is only TIVE dollars.
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL. On Thursday
next, 29th inst, Thanksgiving Day the we
new and deserving charitable Institution will be
formally opened for the reception of patients.
1t is situated at Twentieth and Norris streets,
Government as the Turner's Lane Hospital The
following well-known German physicians have
been elected as its medical statf:-Doctors Henry
Tledeman, Albert Fricke, Julius Schrotz, Emil
Fisher, Carl Beeken, Theodore Demme, Joseph
KoeTper, and Julius Pstzky. The resident ply.
sician Is Doctor August Culman. Patients will
be admitted without regard to nationality,
creed, or color. The public is IN yited to attend
the opening in the afternoon, at three o'clock.
e THE LAsT.-To-morrow there will be a
splendid game OF base ball played upon the
Athletic grounds, between members of the
Athletic, Atlantic, of Brooklyn, Keystone, Cam
den, Bachelor, and Eureka Club. of Newark
NJ. The game has been arranged by the mem
bers of the respective Clubs in honor of the
memory of the late FraHk Frazer, over whom it
is proposed to erect monument. All the great
players have volunteered, and will play in posi-
tions calculated to display their peculiar skill.
The game Of tomorrow will close the season,
and on that account will be doubly interesting.
BADLY BURNED.-Yesterday afternoon
Annie Mccall aged twelve years. was very badly
burned by her clothes catching fire. She aud
her companion had built bonfire to warm
themselves, on a vacant lot at Coates street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and were playing around
It, when her clothes caught fire from the blaze
and before they could be extInguished she was
badly burned about the face and body. She was
taken to her home at Twentysiyth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where she lies in very
critical condition.
FAIR.-The ladies purpose holding fair
for the sale of useful and fancy articles for the
benefit Of st. Andrews Lutheran Church, to be
| held at the hall, northeast corner of Broad and
| Arch streets commencing Monday, December
| 8, and continuing during the week.
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Canedae- Movements of British W. nnna.- 7

By the United States associated Press.
OTTAWA, @. W., November 27.--lt is stated
that the l00th and portions of other regiments
of British REGULAR troops stationed here, are TO
be shortly removed west ward, where, for some
reason not yet developed, there is 10 be strong
concentration OF forces. The weather il mild
and rainv
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Foreign sHip News

Arrlvet from New York, William Perrin. at
Deal; Mirsehaha, at Belfast; Sunrise, At BARGE.
lona Gem OF the Ocean, at Melbourne, with
from Philadelphia, ElEer, at Falmouth.
Arrived from Galveston, Jason, at Liverpool. !.
arrived from Machias, g. Spencer, at St.
michael; arrived from Saa Francisco, Anna at
Melbourne.
- The ship Apathekaul, for Havrs, from New
foTE, Is at Cowes. The Hibernia, for New York,
has put back TO Liverpool
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L,atest MAJ Ikets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 27. - Chicago and Roct
Island, 106s; READING, 114f; Erie, 49,; Cleveland
and TO.edo. l14ii Cleveland and Pittsb ,rg, 86J !
PItsbuIg and hioago 1891; Michigan Central.
liza; L tno,s Central, 1901; Cumberland preferred
17t; Virginia 6s S.; Missouri 50, 8sb; United
States Eve tyenqss ss. registered 1891 Did do cou-
registered, 100; do coupons, 1901; Seven.thirtos,
ist series, LOG; do. second series, 1861 do third
series, 1857; Gold, l42t.
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LA BELLE FRANCE EoLIPaED.-A letter just
ceived by Pna!on 6 Son from American lady in
Paris, containing an order Tor two cases OF their
. Night blooming Corcus" concludes with these
word Votre parTam est le nreiiEsur du n,oHds"-
"Yours is the best perfume in the world" Remem-
ber this from Paris, the Capital OF the World of
Fashion. Green Ban AdvOcote
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The New York Board. a y,rozo--s

NEW YORK, November 27.-The regular Board
Of Brokers, by two-thirds vote have this day
removed the restriction compelling mem beAs of
the Board to charge one eighth per cent bro.
now arrange their brokerage charges With rAsnr
Custoujers -
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CHAIRS, CAMP STOOLS, AND RUGs, in large
variety. Eureka Zephyr most excellent and cheap
substitute for mO0red Zephyrs at the lowest prices
Also Gable ZephJ rs, splendid article for Afehans,
at JOHN NJ FINN's
Seventh and Arch streets
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Shin News.

BosroN November 27.-Tne steamer Zodiac,
from Philadelphia, has arrived here; also the
ship Maria, from Rio Janeiro, and the brigs.
Som Weller, from Ci prus. ElseN, from MurazOne
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SLAP-JAoKs.-For the past few months
the boys and many young men around town
have been in the habit of using what are called
slap-Iacks. They are made of strong elastic
cord and a piece of leather, which contains the
missile intended to be thrown by the elasticity
of the cord. They throw stones and bullets
even with almost the force Of bullet from
gerous weapons, and are the cause of great
deal of mischief. Yesterday couple of youths
wern amusing themselves with one of them in
the neighborhood of Seventh and Zane streets.
After breaking few windows, one of them sent
a stone through the window of passenger car
that was passing, and struck lady in the face,
injuring her severely. One of the youths,
named Matthew Cummings, was arrested, and
taken before Alderman Godbou, who held him
for q further hearing.
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SHOWING THE "QUEER."-Ye yesterday mOyn-
ing German named Gustave GoIdsteln was
arrested by one of the Harbor Police ON chatg
OF passing counterfeit money. 1t is alleged that
he attempted to pass $40 counterfeit gfeen
back upon tavern-keeper, at Front and Coates
streets. The counterfeit was detected imne.
dately, and Goldstein was given into custodS
the police He had preliminary examinaton
before Alderman Toland on the charge, aRd gas
by him held in 5000 bail for further hearing
before United States Commissioner Smith.
THE FIRST sNOw.-To. day we have had the grst
snow of the 81 ason and il 10 welcomed WITH AL tn
zest that new things give US, and like most othe
things, II loses its attractions when we get too much
sem that has rot lost its attraotveness is the oae
price Clothing House of Charles S okes 6 Go
under the Continental, that has the contuul'
freshness OF novelty always about it.
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ZEPHYR SLIPPERs-A large assortment, worked
with beads floss and zephyr, in beautifu designs OF
tufted BIRDS, flowers animals, and set figures, at
JOHN nj. FINN's,
Seventh and Arch streets.
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WE GALL THE ATTENTION of our readers to the
splendid stock OF Sterling Silver and heavy Plated
Ware at Kitchen g. Co.'s new Store, corner OF Tenth
and Chesnut streets, where friends will lad
goods OF the latest style at reduced price, See ad
var I'm another c0lmmn
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AN OLD STORY. - "A rathsr haolxne Y I'd
story Of wife desertlon came before r corler
Eheu yesterday afternoon. 1t appears that
Adams Idell, who was in business in Cincinnati,
became acquainted with lady in that place,
and married her in 1851. They lived together
happtly untl ~ aoov, wnen tneS Dotn nao o. 0cGa'
wife. On going home again she took her niece
back with her, Idell, it appears, became
enamored of this niece, and she reciprocatng
his passion, they fled away together, and the
injured wife lost sight of them until few days
ago, when she received word that the guilty
couple were living together in this city. She
followed them here, and had her husband
arrested yesterday on charge of adultery and
desertion. The case went before Recorder
Eneu, who, after hearing the facts of the case,
held Idell in the sum O $1,000 bail to ans Wer.
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Snfety OF the steamer ..Boaphnrns. },

By the United States Associated Press
BOSTON, November H-Tbe steamer B0spto.
rus, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her rUd tey
was broken on the passage, and thus delayed
her trip.
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WindfnlI to a Telegcnn Onera,n-- /

By the United Ststes associated Press.
TORONTO, O.. w., November 27.-JThe Globe
says o telegraph operator named III, A. Bogar-
dan, now in this city, has fallen heir to So 800 900
through the death of a relative,
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You HAVE FRIENDS IN THE OLD COUNTRY; make
them Christmas present of yourself, in shape of
Photograph, made at B. F. Reimer's Gallery, 624
Arch street. Six Card one large Photograph, 81.
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IHE LOWEST WHoLEsALE PRICES are charged,
when large quantities OF goods are purchased at
JOHN NJ FInN's,
Seventh and Arch streets.
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IT IswELL to get clear OF q Cold the first week
but IL is much better and safer to rid yourself of il
the first forty.eight hours-the proper remedy fol
the nurpose being De JaYne,s EXpeot0rant.
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Death of Hon. Gave Jobnson

By the Uaifed States associated Press
NASHVILLE, November 27. Hon. Cave John
sou died AZ Clarksville last Friday.
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ZEPHYR CUSHIONS In great variety, such as birds
oil brilliant plumage cats, DOGS, fawns, ducks, and
heads, perfect copies of nature, at
JOHN NJ. FINN's
Seventh and Arch streets
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q GEORGE W. JENKINS, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street keeps constantly on hand fine assortment of
CandiRs and Fruits
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GRAND OPENING OF ZEPHYR GOODS. - just.
opened, MAGNIFICENT assortment of rich Zephyr
Goods, adapted for the approaching season. Among
them Will be found some rale gems and novelties.
The early attention of the Ladies is solicited.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
Seventh and Arch streets.
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THE ELLIPTIC LooK-STITOH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest improvements and attachments,
incomparably the best for Fan,iIy Use.
ELLIPTIC s. NJ Co.
Agents wanted, No 923 Chestnut street PhiIa
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S-esasfzg IMAsON G. HAMLN's c=sSSESg
HKYF Cabinet organs only at 7EFN
J E. Gould's seventh and Chesnut Streets.
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LADIES, GO TO &. BYRON MORSE 6 Co No 9)2
and 9O4 Arch street, tor your Fried Oysters, Chicken
Salad, Coffee and W offes.
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DIED.

~ WARBU hIUN,
FASHlONARLE Halter
No 430 CHESNuT BT st
Mex dcQE to Post QfbQe.
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1.EEHz1 HAINEs BROS PIANOS. c-f.scc-sesf5
yTEY lModerate IL price and as durab es Z 4 ~
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets,
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RESULTS OF GETTING ON A SPREE
James Merrill and a quondam friend of his
went on a spree together. They both got into
a hilarious stste of lntoXication, and swore
eternal friendship. Their oaths were soou
broken, however, for Merrill soon after left
his friend, and struck off into parts unknown,
leaving him to fight his own way through his
troubles. The consequence was that the friend
lost his watch, gold chain. and pocket-book
containing s.. All this happened in the early
part of last week. Last night Merrill was
arrested, and on searching him the band that
had been around the stolen pocket-book
dropped out of one OF his pockets. 1t was
very peculiar one. and was at once recognized.
All the rest OF the stolen property had been
spirited away to parts unknown. Merrill had a
hearing before Alderman Hurley, who com
mitted him in de'aut ot S500 bail
MEAN THIEvEs.- j ohm Maloney, aged l3,
was arrested yesterday on charge of larceny. II
appears that Maloney is one Of a gang who are
in the habit OF intercepting the children going
TO and returning from the public schools al
Second and Pine streets, and emptying thei'
pockets of whatever OF value they might con
tain. Their operations were conducted in the
old-iashloned SchuYlklll RANGER style, until the
police got wind of their proceedings, when then
operations we're stopped. Maloney was arrested
at Third and Pine streets, and had q hearin9
before Alderman Butler, who held him in So
bail TO answer the charge OF larceny.
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( ACE or MoRMOE1sMs--
| just thirty years,
| As it appears,
Is all OF MOrmonism's age;
| But goodness mel
| What family
/. already does its care engage
Strange, on ny word,
How they afford
30 man, boys in clothes to keep,
Where there's no Tower with prices cheap
WE lave Good SerViSSdbie Ove'eodts as toW
Siasst French Bcaysr d1srcoat, a'1~
Ind cu intcrv.nii;ni1; GIaS.s
WE HAVE Good Cassi1aere suits as iov as.... 70 %
Finest French Cashmere Sats vD TO 800
And all Intervening grades
WEHAvE Good Black SUITS as toiO as ....,.. ZOO
Finest French Block Stsits up TO. e.. 80 90
And all intervening grades
WE HAVEN shOrt-the largest, best assorted, and
aSs Ss' Bs1s sSGsss ssS1s h p ssi EosS.
10 any IN the citl IN style, make, aad ~.
SS%RsH9 9oa1osS al sdi y i;s s nt: ::'' ., ard %
and sold at iotCer prices than the t0tVea
y.,, eIsetohere, or the money refunded;
""" ''V '''sfST FfSTu AND 'HNfOTT fownS aGit, S1
SIXTH sTs 61s MARKTT sTpEEr
w A"o"' prices are to,osr than FOR several years
SCARLET CoRsETs The most stylish and elegant
now offered by Mr John M. FINN Seventh and Arch
nreets. . The material is OF bright SCARLET ma gnIf'
Frenoh article. and Is certain TO be popular. His
new German Embroidered Corsets, in colors, are
offers,
At Ghe Lotoest Prices,
French Cane Corsets
French Mhaebone "B /" Corsets," 16 bones.
Erench Whalebone "B b " Corsets 80 bones.
Inc Jenny Limo Mhalebone Corset.
second quality Embroidered. top C0rsets.
birst quality Embroidered-top Corsets.
Embroldered.top and front Corsets.
~ +. ID plaln-finlsbed Corsets.
Purple Embroidered Corsets and
Black EmbI odered CoRsets.
MT Finn has also now open q full line OF Not
hngham Lace Curtains, at the lowest prices.
, AZ the above articles can be had bv retailers at
the totCest wholesale prices.
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LooK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. In
comparabIy the best tor family use Highest Pre-
NUNS cold uedal), Fair Maryland Institute: New
York ard Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1886 No 923
Chesnut street ONLY aut hor'zed agency in Phlad'a.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
MITCRELL-SIi WART-0n the IA N instant. by the
Ley. j b McCorkell, Mr. ALEXANDER NIT GEL
md Miss NAkGARET STEWART, 10th OF Phiiader
phia
IAIHTER-TAYL0R.-InC Chic ago III, July "A, 1876
nv the Rev. Dr, Hatfield, A p. PAINTERto Miss ANNA
N. TAI L0R, ali OF Philadelphia
THOM6ON-SINJ XJk.-- IN the glst of May, 1906 by
thc 0ev '. Moore, G, }. THOMSON 70 Miss ANNIE Z.
sINRXoN. S.
DIED.
CLARK.-On q 26,h lLstant, Mrs. FRANCES A.
CLARK, in the Goth year OF her age -
Ti,e iatyes and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO al end her FUNERAL from the residence OF her
son In W kir Robert Cook No. 1874 Arch str, et on
Ihursdav the 29h Instant, at O'Clock TO oeed 70
Laurel Hill
SAGERS.-FnteTed into rest, November "a, 1855,
LANES w sAGERS in the 45th year OF his age.
as m ae friends invited 70 attend bis funera from
his Iate resdence No. I'LL Spruce street, Tuesday
Afternoon the 9th instant, at2 O'Clock Intement at
Woodlands
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FAIR.-The ladies purpose holding fair
benefit OF st. Andrews Lutheran Church, to be
held at the hall, northeast corner of Broad and
Arch streets, commencing Monday, December
g. and continuing during the week.
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ALL FIAvoBs of ice Creams and Ices made 20
order by Morse & Co, Nos 902 ana 904 Arch street
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COEFECTIoNAIRE fRANOAIsk, Anglaise. Ale
mande TURQUOISE ct Americana pIeparaiens aYec
tout 10 CUcun spectIon cXpressment pour h, q,
w hi man, No 3l8 Chestnut street.
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>-esssesss GEO SrkOK g. Co.'S PIANOs, r-51S-sz5
TKFn At Gould's, STEYF1
Seventh and Chesnu' Streets
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SUPERIOR STYLES or READY.MADK CLoTaINe
SrrpFR1oR STYLES OF RFADY-BADR CLOTHIVe
WAEAahRBR G BROWN,
y EYOTTTNa
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sOutnest corner SIXTH an" MApxEr Street,
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vINELAND
EARM AND RRuIT LANDS,

I
II aud beautiful eiimIs Thtffy m'fss s@4A ~
philsdephia By Railroad. - New Jersey o. Tie
same liIs Of latitude AZ Baltimore, Md.
he soii - rich sud ps,,dns tire yHrs me from Gle
70 q sandy pain, suitable for wheAi, Gussa. corai.
| TabAeeo, PraIts nad fsgsfabies. FMS /. = svszs
H1i eonaty. Ptys hanirsi viaeyard AMI Or
ohsres hAye bs'p p nnisd on, b experienced frult.
gro ssn. Grtpe eic'iss. Fear. IT,. pgsslo =
immense prod :. ysasiaai Is 4.ra41y ans az the
ui,st beaH'iful placsa b ne pted state The
entire territory. cons srns n hity sqases all u
lsnd i lad eel apou 'iserai sfsieia u m;sovs.
psnf.. bs land only sea 10 AciaAi sett ere vita
provision for public ator IRA NJ. be place On &C.
souli ~ IL grst' bal Il vel sfh=ra .vui.-
gss has bec1me he vesorf u psors " iaas II haA
increased Eve thJssan poo ~ wfh8 the past three
years. chsrehss. Stores, schools, Ass ismes. Be-
Sistss u Art and LsR,ing Z. AID oihsr siensals II
refinement Afa en- urs have been ininsin r. -
fiundr, Dc Of people are constantly sastlHg. Hand
reds Of nss houses ~ Dc tx oonsirastsd Free
u Farm lant, f3satv acre iOts Hnd up gard. s1k
per acre. Five Ard Ten and sass lots ior sale
Ffa q and Ysssiasies rpm ~sfiiss Ia = aisrss
thaa in any os.eF soeAl ~ lsorb a aorfel2, YA.--
lnpn1ssd plaees for rAls.
0psuinea for all MS fbasl s,s. LamAsr YarAs
hsnHfnotorss, R.saHdri >, sssTes, AL he Mxs; asa
Steam FeweY, with ioeni, an - rsHisd.
Far persons who desire slid SlHtsfs, heabhfs1
climate Aad r. Z soil. 10 eenBfgy bsantifuilv
imprsTee. At uadlhE in ffsis ard bss.a..ing a
other ssets priv ssss. 10 The hsart u eiyiiSsiloa,
II e peithy II vasii.
Letters snsv erred an1 ths Ylaslana Enrai. A "a.
per yiag full lnfcrnstoa. An4 esBtsirluK kspefss
II solon RoJshson. teat % aprilsants.
/ address cHAs. K. lands. yissiass ?. o..
Z LaAdis Tewtship, New Jssssy.
/ TFe@ Ksp4f n kt-s ks1lassz. Agyissbvrsg a.
sOv n Tks TFltasss N . ore n de zsess ssGsMess
lsrtds frsos = afzos kssl asfsso~ sd ssstatss
so~qsfs-- go~ pkssa~f IarNsss Aes ~ fa~y eI lkxs
~, q a. Ffsos Ps-tcs<a" M3t
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Lola n.RARMELLr Esla,e.

gsrATK ~ skRMi NT.l Ata Prostate ceur
- NansAssssz District. - holden q Nsneht''ef
- s.A Ne cad District. on tbs lssA eay OF JshaArs
4 sr,~sss. nsa. Z. n. acRTos. iuaes.
TIE sAnliss.sratet on the estate " LIS ". YER
~sfg ate n Dorses 10 ssii D,Griei deesassd. Az
sl.s4 IA writss ~ license 20 ,s al Of the res ss-
@skss rssssssaslag bat ths "a a dseeased died pn.
sss.sa a sas sssal amp snd,,ied Surth part q re
Isassl Bau fsrm. In said Dorssi, containing 100
ssfss q lsn1, sA farm tsinE sabeet 70 nore
81 eiesa. ard suhbscs % tss lfs ssiais OF fhhe ..
Fss.sss ssld fsnFtk paFz bsspg Esiaed Al $500 400
sesstts wessd es vsneecisuf 20 oil persons hts =
e hs.s ssid real sssse sod sd that lAr' oi 70
sea ssiss cannot be acid wnheGt MARY 70 th'ff
1ssstssis6 10 fks remsi1dsS.
WasssaPsn Il was ordered that .a'a spplrailep
sAs hssft 81 frsbsta Cean 70 be hobisn ~ ihs
Fs.Asis on . in Manchester, IN AID for said dc
uss "a The ASH aay 4 fsbrnary, $50, ard that No
uss tAsrssf 30 given W Publishing "a order nref
wssas .aesssvsly 10 the Manchester loarnsl, ~ nj
e at ssAA Msashssssr previous 70 said 'iae Of hsr.
- ... .
Fl Il
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NOT A FEW

NJ - ~ - ~ w
OF NE wssst disorders that sss mankiBd arise fSm hs
ssaDasa thai assunsiases 10 the Bleed OF eli The de-
ssvssss shas Asvs bsea msds V purge eui. usas can
ssaai |. eject HELKBoLDS c0xPoUED kxzRAcT
OF SAR5APARILLA. Il sisanses aud Vsnsvsses she
nissd ius,is he vsof Of hestA iass the sysssu, and
Durres cut iAs huasn wAsA aaks disease Nstnsissss
TIE healthy faasssns sfhs bsdy and sxpss the dbsrdsrs
hat grew ana Fsnkls 10 iAs Bleed sssA reassy that
sszd be relied isAg bees sssghs foE and new for
Ne esss Ams the public have which they ssa DE-
psad spass here dsss get adt Of certificates W
sAsw lie srssts sss We thai Of single bottle will shsw 70
,As sick Asi 10 hes vsss ssrPssag saysAsg they have
ever taken.
TIVE sbisspssAss, eft Extract Of sarsspss sassa
plat Of water sssAi 70 the LsseA Diet Drink. sad
csc beetle h equal gasa Of NE syrne sf ssFsspas
" the asssssiea - usually made.
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