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THE TRIBUNE.
Tue EARLY DEAD.

THE EARLY DEAD.
80 BIZ WILLIAM D. BURLlIGa.
Passed from our sight. within the veil,
oE3 ,estili compassea ~ he Fathers care, 57a -
Why should our hearts their loss bewail.
Ard sorrow darl1en to despair
In the fresh morning of their life,
While faith and love glowed pure and warm,
. Called to the guerdon from the strife,
To the safe haven from the STORM
They bre a he the fragrance of the flowers
a. From the fair groves OF Eden she'd
i'll GU 8, though gone before, still ours
Are they we call the Early Dead.
Beyond the reach of earthly i'll,
n They grief, yet not condemn;
And. loving US, conscious still
OF all the love we feel for them.
Not theirs the haunting fear that throws
Its shadow DER spirits here,
But perfect trust and sweet repose
In Heavens unciouded atmosphere
Not theirs the bitter sob that speaks
The heart that bieesis DER severed ties
No tear-tlrops elisten on tho checks
Famed by the airs of Paradisel
Fot theirs the weary war with Sin,
The conflict with Temptations lures;
The perfect rest they enter in,
Like the dear love Of God, endures.
Oh better thus than still TO know
The doubts that darken day by day,
And all the and grief which throw
Their shadows Ger pilgrim way.
For they are safe Our feet may rove
Wide stray ing from the narrow path
They walk in light, upheld by love,
Nor power 20 harm the Tempter hath
Our hopes may fail but theirs have found
Fruitien their home ON high:
We still must strive, bu. tn ; are crowned
Witt lie and TT tliyl
Weep not for them, though few the years
Their ALTERING feet LIES pathway trod;
Faith whispers, as dry our tears,
1.-THE pure in heart shall dwell with God
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TOCNsSUMPTEYES.

HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract of Buchu is pleasant
in taste and odur from all injurious propertie,
and immediate Il its action.
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SINGER SEWING. MAcHINFs.-A new
invoice just received at the Franklin
Bookstore, where may be seen the follow
ng styles.
Letter A Family Machine, new style.
Letter A Family Machine, old style.
Letter A Family Machine, half case.
No; Manufacturing Machine, Iron
Stand.
/ Those interested in sewing machine.
are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime these. o. B. SMITH & 20.
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Mofrat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

MUHdtS Lie P1IiS and PhHn1X BitterS.
The wonderful effects of NJ fats life Pills
in case OF mental depression or physical veal
ness, proceeding from indigestion, e"ssiveness
or bilious secret vs., ara certified TO by c.i4-
lions of persons who havo been he5 III ITS d by
and purifier ever before the public aud have
ever been in since 1925. They are cheap,
safe and reliable. Sold by all respectable dea-
lers everywhere. taa fi'te
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The Howe Sewing Machines ar
WORLD RENO Vt NJ


They are celebrated for doing the best r.or
using a much smaller needle f"- tEa ssh
thread III an other hine.
The New Improved Family Naefia
UiEaoui rival. AMI eannot be sur .'i'sss-,
f'ecraer Fciiar Erai.ger, Qujeer arl .slt-r
e wifb each Family Machine tJe-
Every Machine Is as near pepfssiQQ
best machinery IN the world can mako it.
The parts being exactly alike, if amy "a
needs TO be replaced, the operator rep.oc
II.
Loss of time and expense in sending sQ
machine shop rarely occurs.
They made at our new and sracious FL
tory at bridgeport. Com. npdef he m'Eed
ate SUPERVISION of the President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, r, the original inven
tcr of the Sewing Machine. whose inventioi
is the foundation of, and covers all Sewing
Machines.
They are dapted to all kinds of Fami
Sewing, and to the use of Seamstres>es. DR. =
makers, Tailors, Manufa tuters Of shirts.
lars, skirts, Cloaks, Mantillas. Cloth g II
Caps, Cnrsets. Boots Shoes Harness sadd
Linen Goods Umbrellas, Parasols, dc. TAea
work equally well upon silk, lineR,woa en- a.
cotton goods, with silk, cott0n or linen thr n
They will seam, quilt, gather. hem fell. cord
braid, bi"d, and perform every species OF Sc
ing, making a beautiful and perfect sticH, aik
on both sides of the article sewed.
The Lock Stitch invented by IIr. HOW
and made on this Machine, is the mast poHu.aii
and durable is alike on both sides. and WI
neither rip rarei, and all Sewing Machine>
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MISC CT 90 E2S. and the Laws of Charity and
Mercy. Howard Essays the Errors, Abuses and
diseases which form the basis of the Grayest Meadies
IN the first age of Man, and fcarfnlly sap the vital
powers, with of relief Sent in sealed
veiopes. free of charge. Address DIR. ]. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, PhiIadelpli, Pa.
15-iy
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Co- A RS
.5..s e CELEBRATED 1-ff,sl. 81
BUCkT&tOR SALVE.

For Cuts, Burns. Bruises, Wounds, Boils, Cancers
Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bleeding. Blind and
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Sores Ulcers, Glandulas Swellngs Eruptions Cuane-
ous aectians. Ring Itch Corns. BunionS. Chi
blans, &c. Chopped Hands, Lips, &C.. Bites Of Spiders
Insects A niniais. &C.. &c. tlf--i q s-itf %
Rs Boxes. p cts, 81 cts. ana 81
Be- Sold by all Druggists everywhere
Rs' And by HENRY r. C0STAR, X l5t 4S4 Broad
way, n. Y.
Sc And by Q. r. Bacon and t. & !. Robinson.
Manitowoc, Wis.
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yIEFFHES lMERTpAN T
Do4b1h. Tufbfne
sMAfFR Wheel. ,

We, the undersigned, have IN our use at our
Mills IN the town of Cato, one of the above
named wneeis- 10 say that We pleased
with it would express bat little Of the satisfsc
non we feel 1t more than meets our axree-
tations, and does all that the manufacturers
claim for it.
1t gives double power is small in size no
leakage; cannot be frozen p and VI i'll run with
very low head OF water. Send to ALLIs &
Co.. for circular. LYON & 90
Manitowoc, January "a, 1857.
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HAFHOoDand Youthful vigor are reGained by
Hslmbold's Extract Bochu.
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2 HELHB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
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Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms
and If no treatment is submitted to, consumption in
sanity or epileptic fits ensue.y
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THE GLORY OF NAM rs STRENGTH There
fore the and deblitated should imme.iiate
Hclmbot's Extract Buchu.
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GUIDE TO HEALTH & LONG LIFE

Will be sent to all who are in delicate health and
whose inf .mities and impotence prevent them from
getting rlarried.-One for the LADIES and one for
the GENTLEM EN-say which you want
send six 3 cent stamps for the two books. His
Circular about getting rich and eminent, winning
the affections Of the opposite sex, ending with a
speedy and happy marriage, will be sent gratis at
the same time Address an letters follows
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a 1 Agents. rs "A -

Also Founders and Machinsts: Manufactu-
rers OF Mills stones, nd general Mill Fur
nisbers. 40-1y. MILWAUKEE. Wis.
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New York Medical Assoctatian and
National DtsPensary.
S. W Cor Madison Ayennc 9th St. n. Y. City
Established in the year 1885, for the of private
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.SHd TTERED Constitutions restored by Helmbold
Extract iiut tlu.
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PUBLES LER5 oF MEXSPAPERS
WITHIN goo MILES OF CHICAGO,
MAY send q SPECIMEN lIiber Of their papers, and
their rates CT advertising per annun, for
colu1.ln, payable quarterly in advance, with the
number Of miles the place OF publication is from
Chicago, Illinois.
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he viii show You the likeness of
XcuF Future husband or wifel

He will tell you their circumstance end future
prospects-and what is better still he tell you
their thonghts and what their REAL intentions
towards you What is better than all, he win tell
you if they will make you happy. He is therefore,
a sure dependence. To all in business his advice
is ipYaiuable. He can foreteH with the greatest
certainty the result of all commercial and business
transactions and speculations. DIR. RAPHAEL
interprets dreams Tor lottery numbers with uniai-
ing accuracy.
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Hell DOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
.&# Is the Great D,retic.
Xef3abOlds Gene nt5ute3 at5utt .Suy,sdDarilIa <
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THAT Is TIE ALA BSoRBiNG oUESTIONii
20 yI1EaZs S0GVE TT?
The never failing DIR. RAPHAEL can solve it
IL: Il pae BEST lie succeeds when all Others have
GOOD NEWS FOR GENTLEMEN!
Every man, through the length and breadth of the
land who has bad luck, amt who not get on in
ne world, should be in possession of DOCTOR
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IEou visit him personally he VIII tell the afflicted
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daily Sundays eKeeptesf,-at No. 2I3
East EaadE sOIs street MP stairs, between
Wells aEad ErauiEfEu streets Chicago,
Illinois. Consultation Fee Two Dollars.
PER 33TyS az a DTgE ANCu
May communicate coniidentillly by letter if they
inclose Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in each
letter All letters. communications and interviews
strictly private and confidential. No answer will
be given TO letters unless Two Dollars enclosed
as Consultation Fee. BY inclosing four cent
stamps DR. RAPHAEL,S
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Written Opinion of his Future
Prospects in Life.

1t win guide him To wealth. erninence and honor
Thousand, of good men who were unfortunate and
unsuccessful in their Businessmen who worked
hard, and who STRUGGLED against adversely and
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men get Oh. RA1EAEL'S opinion upon their
future pro1cts II life an those who wisely fol-
loWed DIX. - i'IiAI.l-S advice are now
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They are celebrated for doing the best vor
using q much smaller needle f- tFe ssh
thread III an an: other ma hine
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= nzAA as l'Et
GOOD OF EVIL? Rich OR POOR 2

Are you 10 rise TO eniinence honor wealth and
Owef,-or are yoo to sink into ohscuritv oiiyioo
anu &c forever unknowns What are your fuI1rs
prospects in life,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-05
The Rebel Army of Maryland

Is exciting considerable comment by the
press of the loyal States, and all seem to
have settled down upon the conclusion, that
this arming of returned rebels by Swami, is
to serve Andy johnson in bis scheme of op-
posing Congress by armed force, if it at.
tempt to impeaoh him, which it now seems
settled that it undoubtedly will.
In the meantime, how do those in our
county, who have been swinded out of their
money by Swann's enrolling officers, feel,
when they are informed that it hos been ex.
pended, in part, to purchase gray uniforms
for returned rebels while those who refused
to be thus cheated, walk about unmolested,
never hearing word more about mus.
tering and drilling. All, but that militia en-
rollment was grand Copperhead Swindle
The great Inspector General Jeff'ries, who
was the chief manager of the swindle, has
left Maryland, and received an Office from
Andy johnson.
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Cannon for the Maryland Mill
tia.

General Tom Swami, a short time ago ap.
piled TO the War Department for cannon TO
arm his Baltimore Militia, and was refused
by Stanton and Grant. Having thus failed
to secure artillery he has purchased six
twelve-pounder Napoleon brass guns and
distributed them among the companies in
Baltimore City. The american remarks on
the above facts.
1t is noticeable fact that the men in
command of the organizations receiving
these guns have been in the Rebel army
1t may also be gratifying to the tax. payers,
i'll the present condition of the State fnan.
ces, TO know that Mr.. Swann's last invest.
mcnt cost only twelve thousand dollars
1t is rumored that he intends shortly to Is.
sue proclamation disbanding the colored
militia throughout the State.
The Captain of one of these companies is
William May, we'll known to our citizens
being the first to leave this county in the
first year of the rebellion and join Lees army,
where he served till nearly the collapse of
the rebellion. If we understand the temper
of the loyal people of this nation, they are
not in favor of organizing and paying for
the arming Of Militia companies, composed
of any such material, to aid Andy johnson
to dispense Congress, Or for any other pur.
nose.
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The Democrat.

Last week, was much disgrundled at the
lecture of Rev. L. G. Matlack, because the
reverend lecturer chose to call rebels, REBELS
their right name, and brand treason as
crime, while he gave some rather damaging
"reminiscences Of the brutality of the chiv-
airy to their own men. The temporary sue
cess of treason in Maryland, under the fos-
tering care Of the Accident in the White
made treason honorable. The day Is an.
preaching when it will be despised and
trampled under foot, Inundated and dis.
graced more than II has ever been in the
past; and no amount of airs, on the part
Of its played out supporters, can ever invest
it with aught but odlum IN tsc estimation cot Of
men; and the ears of all traitors will never
cease to be pierced by the curses heaped
whole world,
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THE INDIAN EMINENT.

As n relief ready; as killer of pain, taken in
wardy, or outwardly applied, has equal. For the
relic and cure Of Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
also most eficacious taken inwardy, in the cure of
Cholera. Cramps and Pains In the Stomach, Diar-
tum, &C., and IS without exception the most Won-
derful Panacea the world affords. No FAMILY
should be without IL. Every TRAVELLER by land or
sea should have bottle. MINERS and FARMERS
residing at distance from Physicians should Keep
it constantly on hand. In case of Accidents, and
not be estimated. Inquire for Major LANES INDIAN
LINiMsST, and take &c other. PRICE so cts. per
bottle, For sale at Wholesale and retail by Deinas
ls6 Greenwich.st, NY; +. C. Wells Co., 1872 Full.
tonst, MY; Chas. y. Crittenden, SO 9Th Ave, NY,
and by respectable Druggists throughout the world
None genuine unless signed by john THos. LANE, and
counersgned by J. I. LANE CO.. PropriAs.:. ~.
Broadway, NY. AS-Send for Circular.
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Endorses the New COnsti tuition.

At the close of the Democratic War dance
on Tuesday evening last, we were attracted
10 the Court House door by stamping of
heavy boots, and found the noise to be APP
plause for some sentiments being uttered by
Mr.. w. T. Miller, the nominee for State
Senator. We only caught the conclusion of
his remarks, which were, in substance, that
he had fought against the tyranical and I'M
just Constitution of '64, determined to de-
stroy it, and now he congratulated his hear.
ers that we had Constitution which would
bring the blessings of peace and prosperity
to the State, with enterprise and emigration
from abroad, and finally his purpose was to
sink or swim, live or die, survive or per-
ish," with the new Constitution.
Mr.. Miller being licensed minister of
the Gospel, ESQ we are informed" we see
but one way that he may reap the official
blessings held out by this new Constitution,
which declares in Sec. II, of Article III,
pei shall be eligible as Senator or Delegate. ~
Mr.. Mlller's case presents a clear contest
between God and Mammon. We await with
some interest to see the result. In the
meantime, people outside Of the State don't
take such a rose colorcd view Of the new
Constitution, and evince such alacrity to
rush into our paradise as Mr.. Miller pre-
diets, as the following letter, received from
friend, indicates:
NEW YoRK, Sept. 80, '01.
My Dear E,ving Il have been anticpat-
ing, for several years past, return to my
native State-if not my native home-to
live in quiet comfort the remainder of my
days. But when see how far behind the
age the voting population is, in adopting. a
Constitution more worthy of the Sixteenth,
than the Nineteenth, century, / cannot feel
like planting "my own vine and fig tree y
there till the people learn that this land is a
progressive one! How different Consti-
tuition the young State of Michigan has
! asked her citizens to adopt!
I'm sorry for you all.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OF ERS.-TIIE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best
Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use two coats
10 or Is years; it is of light brown or beautiful
chocolate COLOR and can be changed to green, lead
stone, olive or drab to suit the taste of the consumer
1t valuable for Houses Barns, Fences, Agricultural
Implements, Carriage and Cal-Inak ers Woodon.ware,
Canvas, Metal and shingle Roofs, III being Fire and
Water-proof) Bridges, Burial Cases. Canal Boats,
Ships and Ships Bottoms, FloorOi Cloths Zone Man,
ufacurer having used 5000 hbls the past year and as
paint torany purpose Is unsurpassed for body lur;,-
bility, elasticity, and adhesivencss Price So Dor Dbl
of 300 lbs which will supply farmer for years to
come. Warranted in all cases above. Send for a
circular which gives full particulars None genuine
unless branded IN trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprietor 254
Pearl-st, NewYork. Agents Wanted.
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The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON, OCTOBER s, 1867.
CALL.

The Republican voters of Cecil county
are requested to assemble in Primary Meet
ings, at the usual places of holding such
meetings in the several Districts of the
county, on SATURDAY, 9th day of Octo-
Der next, at 8 O. clock PM, and select five
Delegates in each District, to assemble in
Convention, at Ekton, on the following
Tuesday, at II o'clock AM, for the purpose
ing such other business as may be brought
before it. By order of
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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70 CONSUMPTIyEs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free of
CHARGE to all who desire it, the prescription With the
directions for making and using the simple remedy y
which he was cured of lung affection aud that dread
disease Consumption His only object is benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this pre-
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
No. l65 South Second Street
sept IA, 1667-mayH Williainsburgh, New-York
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B6~ For all those Distressing and AAAict.
Ing Maladies which originate in Scrofula or
an enfeebled or vitiated state of the blood,
nothing can equal the tonic and purifying
effect of DR.. Anders' Iodine Water, a pure
solution Of iodine dissolved in pure water
,vithout a sotpent.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED,

THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED
uPHAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula of Prof Trousseau of Paris, Con-
sumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Marasmus, General Debility and all morbid condi,
tons of the system dependent deficiency of vital
force 1t is pleasant 10 taste and single bottle will
convince the most skepcal of its virtues as the great
healing remedy of the age. 81 bottle, or six bottles
for s.. Sent by Express. Sold by S. G. UPHAM
No. % South Eighth-st, Philadelphia. an! prncIpal
Druggists. Circulars sent free f'''
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The Democracy Cheating their
Allies.

The Copperheads of this county still hay
ing righteous dread of the Radicals before
their eyes, have continued to pat and Aatter
their allies, whom they call Conservatives,
and said Conservatives builded largely on q
fair divide when apportionment of Offices
took place. Last Tuesday being the day
set apart for that purpose, the powwow came
off. The Clerkship was the grand prize In
the lottery, and numerous were the asprants
for that office. John M. Miller, Esq, was
the Conservative representative ofthis town,
and the contest between his friends and the
great Sanhedrim Of the Copper party Of
Cecil was for the delegates at the primary
meeting on Saturday. The "ring'' who had
no idea of allowing any one who had been
so out spoken Union man in the darkest
days Of rebel defeat, as Mr.. Miller, although
owing him heavy debt, combined against
him, and succeeded, by wire pulling, in
cheating him out Of the delegation of his
District, and by that means preventing his
name from coming before the Convention.
One formidable rival having been got out of
the way before the fight fairly commenced,
the 'ring' breathed freer.
Another Miller who led the Egg Hill wing
of the Conservatives had aspirations for the
Clerkship also, SO he had to be disposed off,
This was managed But Egg Hill hav-
ing threatened vengeance in case Of foul
play, the States Senatorship was picked out
to satisfy Egp HILL Int hj;llnr Nh . ha;no n
minister, the 'ring'' well knew that the new
Constitution disqualified him for the Legis,
lature, while he would have been eligible to
any other office. And thus by. species OF
trickery and wire working the old secession
democracy managed to quietly slaughter
their Conservative friends and allies, with
out whose aid they never could have stood
the ghost of a chance for success in this
county.
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THE RICHEST MAN in THE WORLD.
Extract Of Letter from Baron Solomon Rothschi

PARIS, sth April 1864, 25 Rue Fauby, st. Honore
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
here 200 bottles of your Indian Liniment you viii
you the amount through Messrs BELMONT 4 Co.,
New York.
BARON SOLOMON Ro7HsCHILD having recommended
to many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENT,
and they being DESTROYS TO procure ii, he should adj
wise him to establish dennt In Paris -
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxurant growth
Of hair upon hsd head or beardess face also recipe
for the removal Of Pnpies, Blethes Eruptions etc.
the skin, leaving the soft clear nd beautiful can
be obtained without charge by addressing
Tiios' J. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
sept II, lscT-mVlI s2s Broadway, New.Yors,
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only 81. UNFORTUNATE HUMANITY. 81 ONLY
u My Injection eures Gonorrho.a or elect In ten
days without noxious drugs, when all other medicines
fail, pR, HISRIE REMAIN, Station F., NY, City,
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL yIa0R are yegain,a
by HSLApsLp's EXTRACT BVcAV,