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FROM SYCAMORE.

SYRACUSE, H., Oct. L.
The Seventh Annual Fair of Decatur coun
y, closed this evening. 1t he's been the most
successful FAIR ever held BY the county. In
Durham cattle the leading premiums we're
taksn By ". n. Linden asd III. Joiner. In
Devons BY Benz. Worden, Roswell and Ste.
phen Rowen. In drah horses the French
stallion of Alonzo Campbell took the lead.
ing premium. In other grades Of horses
J. 81. Stevens Of Shabbona, Chester Case.
Chaa Parker, II. J. Joiner and S. j. Row.
en- carried off the principal prizes.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Oct. IL.
The fire originating in S. Hutchin's pop
and syrup factory, on Peoria street to-day,
resulted in the loss Of S25,O00.
A FIRE at Grand Rapids. Michigan, yester-
day, destroyed three stores, at loss Of be.
tween eight and ten thousand dollars. Insu>
rance ~ 500.
ST.. LouIs, Oct. 12.
The clothing house Of j. NJ. Brown & Co. !,
on Third street, near Washington averue,
was damaged this morning by ire and water
to the amount of from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars. Insurance not known.
LATER.
The fire this morning was much more dis
astrous than at first supposed, the total loss
amounting TO about 100000 The principal
losers are j. N. Brown h Co., olothiers,
Boehm Jerken, paints and brushes, l.. II.
Wager, trunk maker. The damage to the
building was considerable. All the losses
are pretty we'll insured,
XENIA. o., Oct IL.
Collins pork packing establishment in this
city was damaged by fire last evening to the
amount of about S. 900.
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ELECTIoN RETURNS.
pEHnsYLvAsrA.

PHILADELPBIA, Oct. IL.
Official returns from 40 counties give Shars-
wood . majority Of 4,4S5. There are IT
counties to hear from, which in 1866 gave .
Republican majority of 1888. Republicans
concede the election Of Sherwood.
NEW YoRK, Oct. IL.
The Heralds Philadelphia spscial says:
Senator Wallace, Chairman Of the State Cen
tral Committee, informs me that he has on
cial returns from 35 counties, which, allow
ing for Republican estimates in the remain.
ing counties, will give Sharswood, Conserva-
tive. 200 majority.
Eleven Of the return judges Of this city Of
fer protest against the reception and count
Of certain military returns Of votes cast by
soldiers in the United States regular service,
at Fort Delaware, because they are contrary
to law.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGMr REPORT.
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
Two young men ran wooden shoe race
on Fourth street. for dissancs Of ~ blocka
A wager on the election caused this novel
perfernance. a1ias4f
! The Tennessee Legislature yesterday, il
coufoenlty gish tAs Recommendation ef 1ov.
Rrovalows message, passed 81 rssslaaioa
wiA6dlaving the offer heretofore mads Of .
rswas1 for q. Gov; Isham g. Harris.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRAscIsco, Oct. L.
The Democrats are Jubilant over the cleo
tion returns from Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indiana and are firing salute.
Idaho papers of October Sd contain ac-
counts of Indian ourages Joseph r. Col
well was shot, scalped and his body burned BY
savages within half mile of the Owyhee
mines.
The Miners League, formed for the object
Of fixing wages at six dollars day. are on a
strike, and work is stopped in nearly all the
mines.
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TR!0z CHICAGO.
c1IcAeo, o.. Y,

ali CmcAso, o.. II.
The Democratic meetinG = juhilass essf
the resnlt Of the elections, was held tonight
10 the Court Hoass sqssrs 10 aoesrdsncs Nth
the annoancsuens nads in the Timer Mis-
morning. epeskiag. By psouinsnt Demo<
crass Of the city. and music hy . bsasg
band, constituted thAexsrcises. Ths crowd
in attendance was hot very large, 0wicg,
doabtless, 10 the length Of time which has
expired since the elections occurred, and the
insufficient notice given of the meeting.
Twelve or fifteen hundred would be : liberal
estimate Of the number present.
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IOWA.

CHICAGO, Oct II.
The Tri5unes Des Moines special says
Returns from 40 counties and parts Of coun,
ties, give the Republican State ticket ma
jority Of 500. With this basis ii is deemed
safe to estimate tha, the majority in Iowa will
reach q 900 at the least.
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DrREoroRs-s HsmI, Wholesale Grocer. Fl. D.
WOOD ward Dry aood1: II e. Love Pres't tst sat Bank
4 Brown Commission Merchant: II. Tucker: L. Cop
nshie Pork paaker g. 4. Carey, oueensware Merchant
Chs HuhbelE A v. Leopold, ssdler; .. Msnning go
sAuons Tsaiah Meek, Bouaparte: g. Richards, Bentons
port; r. r. Rover, wholesale arocer
SMITH HAMfLL, President. II. D WOODWARD, Vice
President: sAMuBL 3. CAREY, Treasurer; HOWARD
TUCKER Secretary. sep2o-d1y
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, u, Oct. IL :
The New York Heraid's special says Gen.
Hayes, Republican, is elected Governor by
majority Of about $500. Official returns are
not yet all in.
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Assignee's or Trustees Notice of
Appointment.
In the District Court Of the United states the Dis
trict OF In Bankruptcy, In the matter Of Ben
jamin Goodrich. Bankrupt.
To rhos it may concern:
GUNHR under isned, Tram Knowles, hereby gives
tics Of his app Jintmept Assignee Of the eetste
BENJAMIN Go, drich, OF Fairfield Jefferson county In
said District and who to wit On the 29h d.s Of
July, A D. 1867, adiudged Bankrupt upon his pc
tition, BY the District Court OF said Dist lot.
Dated Keokuk Iowa, the lfth day of October 1867
HIRAM KNOWLES,
3w Assignee.
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LATER.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

OfNtfNNAFI, OCt, Il.
The Republican majority in Ohio will reach
3OOQ
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.
the District Court the United States for District
Of Iows. In the matter Of ]. K. Riekey, Bankrupt.
To schom may corcern.
NHK undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis appont
J msnt Assignee Of J. X. Hickey, E.a. Of H. okuk
In the county Of Lee and state Of Io~a within said Dis
trct, who has been adj ndged Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court Of said Distrct.
JAMES II. ANDERSON,
Assignee.
Datsd Keokuk, Iowa. the 1lth day Of October, 1857
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
@ Bridges !. Estes House.
EGGS d BUTTER.
Pond Co............c cor Main 4 Ninth streets
Fans, Fanev Goods, Fine Cutlery.
s Bridges. Nos l 4 Estes House
FURNiTs We
howe Iyier............-...... ..5s Main street.
Duncan, karle Il Co........lio i l42 Main street.
GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar a Son.........J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
God Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Sc Bridges .................Nos l l. 2 Estes House
Gold. silver. and ivory Mounted Cane =
S q Bridges Nos h Q Estes House.
GRoCERs-WuoLEs
s. Pollock Co.,.... ............lls Main street.
BAuill Co.............~........loo Main street
Kellogg, Birge Commandments Main street
X Bower ACo.......................s0 Main street
III Stafford .............,.....cor Biondeau Leyee.
onocERs-RETAIL.
Robertson 4 Albefs Main street
a McQueei ....................s4 Main street.
Cox 1rvin........ -..corDer Fifth Main streets.
HydroHatsrs, thermometers, sachrom-
etcrs
sc d s..................Nes Estes House.
ARNEss .ADDLEs.
Hagn.. ............F ain streot-bct Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers....."-..cor Fourth Main streets
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
II Browneil.. ......-I9 Main street
Burkut q Co.................,...sl Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House.................c Third 4 johnson.
Deming House. Second johnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. J. Adams, Corner I'd and Main SITS,
IOWA COAL a OIL CO.
Leyee, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier Berry .....Fifsh street--in Estes House.
Brornell Bros...................cor Main Fourth.
JEWELRf. pIsl aotp)
Bridges es.........,....,N Estes House.
LIQUoas-wHoLEsA
Pulbbons. az d Ia Main street.
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden .............T Third street-near Main.
MILLINERs.
spieshcrger, Mayer Co...-......No. Ill Main
Mrs Weber,. Third Main streets.
MILLINERY = BoNsEr RLE AcHEHY
Mrs w F Bowman. ..4th st-bet Main Blondesu.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry Second street.
MagnifyinH 8 olassss 4 AiercscsYes.
G Bridges ........ .........Ecs Estes House
optieian, Speetacles, Eye Glasses.
G bridges es................No / 2 Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine Meershaum.
Bridges l. Estes House
Pistols, Ammunition, Rinss.
@ Bridges. Nos Estes House
PIAKOs AND nUsIC.
Ayres, Mann 4 Ayrcs.......-..... .....67 Main st.
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price .....,.cor. 9th Blondeau
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AG,Ts.
II Ten second street.
VIM Fulton ..........-.s2 Main street, (up stairs
REsTAURANTs.
Young America, Johnson strect-het I'd 4 3d
Landes' Restaurant I'd and Johnson st.
SINGER Sc WING MAcHlNks.
Maco;nber, Fourth street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice

NOTICEs
TN consequence Of bad weather, Professor
Il w1lBUk was ecmpeli.d TO pp.tpons hts AsceBsos
uutii SUN DAT, Oel ~, 1897. At oclock ?.
y. the wssthss bs1 Il sill 90 the nrst fair dsy
after. He will make bis fcventysecoed BAllsou Ascen.
son IRON jacob Erasts city Garden. Door viii BE- open
at O'Clock r. r. The Ascension will taks plaos 1t
O'Clock Hntrs sesisfaction guaranteed, the money
s b. refunded. Price Of sdmissie eeas children
Is csats, 1t
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do,d Pens. Pencils, Pocket Books.

GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
hooar A Son johnson street bet Cd 4 4th
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Howe Tyler ,.,..59 Main street.
Duncan, karle Il Co.......lied i l42 Main street.
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FURNiTt NE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges Nos | 4 Estes uous .
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Vencil, Jones 4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co........cor Second 4 Main streets
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ArT0nHEYs.

Mooar Knowles. s...Johnson st--in repfef House.
....s..bee0no street,
James II. Anderson ............. cor Main 4 ID sts
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EGGS d BUTTER.
Pond 4 Co........... cor Main Ninth streets
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MILLINERY 4 BONNET RLEAoHERY
Mrs W F Bowman...4 ..4th st-bet Main 4 Blondesu.
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David Lowry Second street.
v Westcotf Main strest-near Fourth.
Ed Carter Co.......... -. SO Maiu strsst.
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
SO Bridges Nos Estes House.
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BOOTS 4 aHOEs-RETAIL.
Stewart Dean ..........cor Third Main streets.
Hufsxamp Mhtees... Main street,
Huiskamp Bro. Main street--bst 4th / 9Th.
X Hart Main street.
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CLOCKS, MATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam G Bridges. Nos / 1 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres.... ...........67 Main street.
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 5.-Dan Noble,
who has been on trial for o long time,
charged with completely in the Royal
Insurance bond robbery, was yesterday
discharged by Judge Hogan, the evi-
dence against him being deemed insu1-
ficient. He was, however, Immediately
rearrested on an old Indictment.
The Monterey, Mexico, correspondent
of the Herald, under date OF OCTOBER
18th, SAYS: The vote along the Rio
Grande border was in favor OF Juarez
and the reform amendments, although
in the city of Monterey Diaz received q
majority. QuieIoga, it was confidently
asserted. has escaped across the border.
The destruction in Matamoras by the
tornado of the 18th ult. appears to have
been most terrible. The loss is estl-
mated at 100000.
In accordance with the rules of the
Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr.. Tying will
be tried by twelve members OF the
church.
The polls closed at sunset in the 4th
ward to-day. James Triela, printer,
was shot dead by two men named Kelly
and Hayes, while in an election fracas,
near the ward.
Charles Thomson, policeman, was
dangerously shot last night by a des-
perate ruffian named O'Donnell, while
attempting to arrest him. There was
no further disturbance, with the excep-
ton of the above mentioned arrests, for
illegal voting both in the city and
BROOKLYN. .a..... .....-..
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Mutilafcd Currency--Reinsfate d--
False Accountable Judiciary
Committee

WASHINGTON, November 5.-All the
mutilated national bank notes sent to
the office of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency for destruction and exchange for
new notes should be in packages of $500
and should in all cases be cancelled be-
fore sending by cutting out the sigma
lures of the officers, or otherwise the
notes will be returned at the expense of
the bank for cancellation.
The Heralds special from New Or
leans, November 4th, says: A general
order from General Mower rescinds the
order of Saturday, removing Sheriff
Hayes. Hayes is consequently still
Sheriff. am positively assured that
General Grant disapproved of Bullitt's
appointment. General Hancock is eX-
pcctcd on Wednesday.
The Times Washington special says ::
1t is falSehood that the most alarming
accounts have reached General Grants
headquarters regarding the defiance of
the negroes in connection with the
elections, and that General Grant had
sent ordars all through the South in
structing the military commanders to
keep the peace at all hazards.
The judiciary committee, both ma
jority and minority, will have their re-
ports ready to submit to Congress on
Thursday, 2lst. The majority report
will be against impeachment, and will
be signed by some of the members who
voted nay in the committee on the Sth
Of June last. The minority will be,
Messrs. Boutwell,, Lawrence, Williams
and Thomas, rs heretofore. Both sec
tions of the committee are agreed upon
one point, that this question must be
Immediately decided, and it will prob
ably be the ouly business of the few
days that will remain of the first ses-
sion of the Fortieth Congress.
Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, chief of the i'm
parchment movement, arrived to-day.
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Negroe. TO be Disarmed.

WASHINGTON. November 5.-The mill
itary authorities to-day, in accordance
with the directions of the President,
were engaged in the necessary prelimi-
naries for Supprsssiug and disbandiug
the colored volunteer military compa,
MES in the District of Columbia. One
of them continued on parade for more
than eight hours.
There seems no doubt that the COM
manders of the Southern military dis
tricts will be instructed by General
Grant to suppress all armed volunteer
organizations, both blacks and whites,
in that section of country.
The 18th United States infantry, I'M
der command of Colonel George w.
Wallace, exercised in battalion drill on
the grounds south of the Executive
mansion to-day. The fine band of that
regiment was i'll attendance.
1t is proposed to have an early review
of al, the troops in the district.
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, November 5.-.Ten frame
and one large brick building on the
Ohio levee in this city was burned yes
terday afternoon. Total loss between
$50. 600 and 500, 600; insurance SD 900,
The principal loser is J. A. Kendig,
So, 900; insurance $4,000, in Cincin-
natl offices. Other losers ranged from
$500 to $4,000; insurance all in Western
offices, the Jefferson Mutual, of st.
Louis. having about $4,000.
General Sheridan has issued n military
order announcing that peace has been
made with the Kiowa, Camanches,
Cheyennes and Arapahoe Indians. The
General then says the hostilities here
tofore existing OF the part of the troops
will cease.
The treaty right guaranteed to the
Indians to hunt game in the unsettled
limits of Kansas, Nebraska and Colora-
do, is to be respected. The Indian hunt
ing parties are to be treated in a friend
" spirit, though no precautions are to
be omitted by commanding officers OF
posts and troops required to insure
safety. Peace is to be kept with the
Indians, and force is authorized to be
used, if necessary, to restrain acts OF
violence against the Indians, trading
with them without license, or doing
anything calculated to disturb perfect
harmony.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
MARYLAND.
Especial Dispatches to the Eegister.l

Especial Dispatches to the Register
BALTIMORE, Mp, November ..
City Democratic bya large majority
and Democratic gains.
FREDERICK, MD, November 5.
Tn. city gives three hundred Demo
cro.fc majority.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, November ).
Returns from Grantsyille gives twenty
Radical majority. Clear Spring wash
ingsou county, giges thirty-one Radi-
cal majority.
Frostburg is reported to have gone
Radical 10y about one hundred and fifty
majority.
Iu this city the Radicals are reported
ahead at the Market House.
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New York Stock Market.
New YORK, November 5

NEW 1ORk, November D.
STOCKS-Not very active; closing
quiet; Canton, 42ia43; Cumberland,
25; Quicksilver, 17ialsi; Mariposa, 81;
do preferred l3i; Pacific Mail, 142ia
lab; Atlantic Mail, 1854; Western
Union Telegraph, 31ia31R; New York
Central, 11laal1ls; Erie, 7lsa7l4;
Hudson, 125al25i; Reading, 96sa96s;
Ohio Certificates, 24a24i; Wabash, 80;
st. Paul, 3S!; do preferred, 59i;
Michigan Central, 1854; Michigan
Southern, 771a774; Illinois Central,
l24ial26; Pittsburg, S74as7s; Toledo,
l02al04i; Rock Island, IS; North
western, 47sa47i; do preferred, 63t;
Fort Wayne, got; Missouri's, 93t;
new Tennessee, Gil.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo a.
Co., 50a51; American, 66ia6S; Adams,
67ta6S; United States, 69a69f; Mer-
chants Union, 2sia29. ~
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Negro ORGANIZATIONS.

New YORK, November 5.-The Worlds
special says: Numerous communica-
tions have been sent to the Executive
from various quarters of the South
stating that armed organizations OF
colored persons are forming and in some
instances threatening the lives of the
whites; that negro companies are drill
ing near Chain Bridge and other places
in Virginia for the purpose OF support
ing Congress in the enforcement of the
law to depose the President during the
impeachment. The matter has been
referred to General Grant. No author
ity for organizing such companies has
been given by the War Department.
1t is understood that the President has
ordered General Grant to take steps to
disband and suppress them.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 5.
FLOCR-Dull and the demand linn
tied; extra 10 50a11 rs; family IL 5Oa
IL rs.
WHEAT-Dull; No. red winter held
at 2 50, but this rate was sc above the
views of buyers; No. spring nominal
at 2 10.
CORN-Dull and the demand limited
and chiefly confined to ear; No. l she'll
ed 90; old ear IS; new ear IS.
OATS--Opened buoyant but closed
dull at 63a64.
RYE-Dull ut l 40.
BARLEY-Unchange
COTTON-Dull at 16i.
TOBACCO-Steady aud in good de-
mand at full rates; sales of 100 hhds
and AZ cases.
WHISKY-Unehanged; it is held at
"a in bond, but the bulk of the business
is being done in free, at rates not quota
BILE.
MESS PORK-In good demand at
20 90.
BACON-In better demand, and the
market tirmer; sales of IS hhds at l3a
13 IA for shoulders and 16 Ia for clear
rib and l6 3-4al7 for clear sides, city
cured.
LARD-Dull at IL 1-2.
BUTTER-In better supply and the
market less firm, but quotations are
unchanged; fresh 36a45.
EGGS-Firm at 24a25.
CLOVER SEED-Dull at rs.
FLAX-2 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-Dull; only in re
tail demand at 9 35a2 40.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at l 03.
LARD OIL GOAL 10.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 50a51 for re-
fined free.
APPLES-In large supply, but dull
at 2 00a4 90.
POTATOES-Dull at 2 sOa3 % per
barrel on arrival.
HOGS-Inactive and prices rather
lower. Packers are afraid to cut after
the sad experiences of the treacherous
weather of the last week; sales to butch
ers at 6 25a6 65.
GOLD-At 14Ot buying.
MONEY-In active demand.
ENCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Tho election
to-day passed of very quietly. Only
about two-thirds of the vote was
polled.
General Osborne, Radical candidate
for County Treasurer, has 1908 majority
i'll the city, with one precinct to hear
from. His majority in the county will
probably exceed 5000.
j. NJ. Wilson, who :un as an indie
pendent candidate for Judge of the Su-
perior Court, is beaten in the city by
$40 majority.
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Whiskers and MuStSchs

EORCKD TO GROW UPOS ThL, sL 80
IL eat face in from three 70 ~, 800, 49, M
DIR. SEVIGEE'S RESTACkAILEh 50
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science, acting upon the Bsafa AZ - =
almost miraculous manner u bN IN 4. -
the elite Of Paris and London W 49,, y
hattering success. Names sfAI psi.-.s =
BE- Registered, and II entire saiisis- 4. -
given in every instance. tie NOM n ~ -
fully refunded. Price b. HaiL - - -, as
paid, 81. Descriptive ciros.Af arr. az sErTnt
mailed free. Address BERJEh . fs,<,t
co, Chemists, No. - River 49, 80
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