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New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

mtted for trial for murder IN the year. and many as
S. considerably than third, women. In the
of fuller returns only guess that most OF
these were mohers desiring to hide their shame or rid
aud despair. Seven women sentenced TO death in
the year-four servants. a charwomap, needewOman,
and factory worker-all for the murder OF their of
spring No executed In the year, the capital
sentences all commuted TO penal scrvitude. Eleven
IS for woundlng with intent to main, 20 for man.
slaughter, IS for arson ~ Tor burglary ~ ana ma
larceny 2s Of these last being servants 2o3
were committed for trial for fraud. 10 for per-
sons Committed, men and women together, issued in
OF four being convicted but the returns
rso NAV not he the same for women as for men
women seem to have their luck before the law % per
committed trial. but only 50 per cent OF the women
rs per cent OF the proceeded against summary were
turns relating to the less serious oenses distinguish be-
tween men and In the CONVICTIONS or tho ~ JOY
persons summariy convicted before magistrates 10 Eng
land and Wales In the year, 65l l63 nearly sixth, wero
femsles l627 were convicted OF drunkenness On one one
summary convictions OF for assaults 1876 Of
them aggravated assaults on women or cnildreni 1I2
ues % as incorrsbe rogues 81 cruelty animals
for unlawful pedgng 1853 Tor eserng or negectins
mea res The description Of many other ofenses Is very
vague such as Oenses against local Acts MOI quite
ment' The returns OF sentences and punish
msnts in the year unfortunately DO not dstin
S:S Ss,wsSn .Sow %sR Sas ss mas
sent to county borough prisons In the year many 0
them more than once and therefore counting more than
were there In that not for the hrst e
265 had been there above ten times Thoreturn shows ~
tie case OF females, AS per cent recomntnents IN the
case OF males only &c., cent ana the result
the female commitments were more than f0urn o tne
"a hole number-2O087 OF the In county ana borough
nrsons were under sentence Of hard labor but oneoufn
OF these sentences not carried into eject Inc a
number OF women m county aBd borough jais IN
the year WAS 3746 in convict prisons ioSl-zoS girs
were committed to reormaory schools ana sl 70 inuus
trial schools s women under detention In prisons
for criminal iunatcs. The number OF women out OF
prison returned by the police as belonging TO the crnha
I7s fewer than In preceding year; 66 we're known
thieves receivers Of stolen goods 66S suspected
one VINO examines In detail the returns for the great
may doubt II this last number can De
sucent It was mentioned recently IN this lourna ehat
tho returns do imply that the prisons are ed cheny
from these criminal casses" OF the whole NUMBER Oi
9s females apprehended for ndctabe oenses or pro
cseded against summsrily, many 556o7 were not
known 10 the police bad characters The femaie pop
iation Of England and Wales Of all ages was estimated
at about Il,0S2Ooo.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

do oil the interfering, and we shall he prattv
truth, and for those who have no d.. neaa tae
humanity on the rack for her benefit thao W put
question OF encouraging or not the Clriee::o no
jects of Turkey TO attain their riVbts 10 qua. SUB
give England Roland for her Oliver hv We canno
Indian or Irish rebellion, we can do ~ h,"'.cllng "a
thing by helping out the dissolution Of bar % bes
most important vassal. '' onieI s1d
The news from Crete is as full of fphta a.
of little decisive Importance The tronr sar and
landed at Ph0dee, on the coast of Mvianot"s having
der cover of the guns OF the man-of- war nsso an
able to march through tho country tn az ,HUvng IN
have been attacked by the Creta1s IN 1c. fc.p pant
though the light was one of the most a., bux
the war. the Cretans could not disloioe tIasssse A
from their works i. O., could not In fhe;s soops
way OF lighting, which much in the maunsr
Indians, rarely quitting cover Tbe Crstsaoi oi ess
killed and ~ wounded. The losses OF fhe T;los loss
unknown except that 145 wounded reauls,s ~ s az
irregular were brought to Retimo. n nQ
AT an attack at Angeliana the Cretana war. = .
successful taking if their reports he tine tr mese
and quantity of provisions, and anlmnnitior" ssas
At Epirkopi, postscript to the letter Of rs,
respondent says another sharp affair tool NJ ost'
which the Turkish loss in killed and woundsJ e
according TO their return, 4Oo which n nsntsuie
more than double the actual loss, Judging Lr ~
usual exaggeraton of figures. 1t il also r, ~ ne
that the Turks have been Obliged 10 shsnSseo
OmalO. not having succeeded in getting 10 Sar"s,s
and unable to maintain force so near 10 the chsAs
tian stronghold large enough to hold the nos;,nsE
with security The Turkish official reports rers;S
here admit the fighting Of last week to be uDussl.
sharp.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ITALY.
RuMoRED PRESS RESTRICTIONS


The correspondent of the Indtpendeau Bel0s,
writing from Florence on the ish ssys that prosecutions
OF the press are much moro frequent thsn fsrnenk,
which has given rise TO rumor that Count MsnsSrss
ueditates restrictive legislation with respect 70 "
press But the writer rsfuses credence TO the ranss
for NJ. Menabrea. he says. as well as every rsuos1
Italian knows that such q would give Ia.
blow not only to the existence OF the prescDt Csonst
but slso to the popularity OF the House Of Savoy
DEMONSTRATIONS or srhPArHr WITH sPAn
rne Daily Eers OF the ast ssys that aide By sds WIN
the account of press prosecutions an Italy have ns
ofdemonstrations Of sympathy with spain which appss
to have assumed too much Of Republican character
have been altogether acceptable TO the authcnes ir
has been especially the case at Bologna and fefssS -
Florence itself the same spirit has recently peee !.
large crowd gathered round the National 0uslu =.
their return home from march out. aud called iof ~
baldis hymn, giving at the ssme time three ssesss @
the Republic. The National Guard rrftsed W ccmv.s
with request thus made: and were thereupcn .o ss
The OF the Tempe. who witnessed no
refers to Ii of great Importance In ITSELF p1 Y
that In connection with other circumstance " nay -
taken as symptom Of the present dsposiuoa oi W
popular parties" q .-f
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

Breckinridge. 50 for Bell, and 10 for Douglas.
-Four years afterward he was reelected by
plurality Of 2l2 votes to 81 cast for Gen:
Mcclellan. He had been tried by fire, and found
steadfast to the end. In opposition to him was
placed an unsuccessful military leader to whom he
had given the opportunity to achieve greatness, upon
platform declaring the war TO be a failure. The
nomination OF such man such platform was o
striking commentary upon party that had become
dead to patriotism, and bitter upon the lh
ordinate ambition of those upon whom Nature mas
not stamped the mark of greatness. Among the OPP
p0nents of Gen. Grant this same Mcclellan, WHO
would have taken the executive authority from the
hands of Abraham Lincoln on the plea that arnles
which he had himself commanded had failed 10 sup
press the Rebellion
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
RUSSIA.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

The correspondent Of the independence BelSs'
writing from st. Petersburg. says that It 10 dennsS
resolved TO dissolve iext January the Constitution O"
mttee OF Warsaw, which served as the lat Iine
demarcaton between the Administration OF PoisTn
the Central Administration VI tue Empire p,s.
forward Poland will be governed directly from >,
burg on the same conditions the other general ps
ments such a. Lithusnis Podola and the bA"0 INV
inces. , 80. =. -. -. -, - ,hA 18th.
"the Guar signed aksse iuterdictng musse ~ vrsr
i'm mperials Henceforward Poles are permitted whsIy
only whskers This latter appendix is reserved AL
for the next visit" This In Of syery shaving r,fs
But it is incoutestsbe progres sormerly tne @ oav
shaved OF their heads 70 the neck NOW 'he' ''
shaved 20 the sktn. =. sorbiddes
the women OF Poland 70 wear .e Polish oquee u. CON
also prohibited the entry into Poland Of all JoofHs
tanning tho Paris fashions.
"A EEGR0 EhBAssADoh =, a
Tho correspondent OF the Independents iDow
Petersburg under date Of the i2th reports 'ne
Major Morris Chester. black. but n'Knv rexrs
gentleman. ON mission om the President ., mani s tbs
Republic Of Liberia TO obtain for ms s"s has besa
recognition OF Russia Major Chester " seems nosn per
recognized as diplomatic sgent for s for foelp
miftsd to wear lace . distinction reserveo iO'
diplonatists.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ASIA.
GRAIN RIOTS IN INDIA.

Grain riots are said to have occurieu - s.0, ,hs
parts Of Central India The want OF ra'h famine
upper provinces had created apprehsne AZ RsipoS
tnna in Central India Instrucfions pave RAH
ali the authorities rs TO the course 70 ee ~ Ars
however. has fallen In nay places anu 'u'
much better. Z III fLl
MISSIONARIES IN cBrsA AND JAPAN ral
r,. .,.,as, accounts from China and Japan a, ~
pau ,ou Gazette Of the soth. show the pro ~. ynx ID
missionaries to ss any thing but s.a 4
,no.o countries Al vsnschow Mr. Tsylo, assTrosy ..
the aud ms S PART niosissd Csnss: =:
capes s thousands strong who attacked ana
mission house, and decree laying me-. ,ns np at Bemurs
sna sbs gates of Yokonas Tho pscara' sS Ane,
f,sn as the "deyiiish scot. Tae ssaf Of the nia
Consuls have actively Interiors" Y"
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov S ,1s,s zee . sar -
Ss's on s oh October 1ts h.,. s
q, oast - MI. oy on 10Th Inst az "a T bSs
9oiJ 81, lss - - a sses siss crsaa AID .faaa's
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

OUR MIsREPREsENTATIvE IN LoNDON-THE ENG
LIsH PRESS LECTURES MR.. REVERDY JOHN
soN-THE MEANING OF THE LAIRD-JoHNsON
FRATERNIZATION
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, N. ID,
a COLLINS
PATENT SUN BURNERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.

IBlportantto all a0hO use I. Kerosene "
or CodE OiI.
RwAVING sOLD MORE THAN a
~ Gross OF Collins Patent Sun Burners,
ard knowing them togive perfect satisfac-
ton, We take pleasure In recommending
them 10 the pubic as possessing the FOL
lowing merits:
/. They are simple in construction, and
the draft 50 arran led as % prevent the
parts contiguous TO the OIL ON beco ming
heated to cause the generation Of gas.
Therefore, il Is nOn-expIOsive-
2. The Glass Chimney can De removed
b hand at the lower part WlbADuI oufh-
8 10 saves one-third the oil forthe reason
that no lIght Is hidden elOW the metallic
cone. Therefore, yJu obtain the whole
light. clear. white, and cheerful
T. The Chimn-ys and buf uefs are much
more easily cleaned aud Kept clean IMAM
We n+ye. also, the SOLAR BURNER.
"A ID a good supply OF Lamps ami Lam
STOCK which we offer az reduced prices.
The public can be supplied at the Old
Eureka Bazaar, 70 Main street.
We have used the burner re, erred TO
abOve, and consider them far superior to
Any c0ai oil burner we have ever seen.
Jas. q. Jones, HayhursL & Whitaker, Jos
ThOrOake, A. j. NOtburn- J. W. Runcte.
Fort Branch ]. B. Ahiering,J. w. Nexsen,
Z. Andrus, Pastor Trinity ~ L. Church;
]. b. Likely, Pastor lngle street ID. r.
Church; B. r. Rawiins. =. E.; Henry Ahi-
ering. SATURDAY MORNING., Feb. 1.
YICKERY BRo's:I could Ill a Ltlliput
volume in praise vi the sun Burner. They
so far excel everything or the kind have
ever seen, that comparison IS useless.
Yours, &C. J. ". kUECIE.
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VA llI Fn6IIY THURSDAY FEt RUARY 20. 1868

were very quiet at first they we're not
used to merriment, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Timmins, though their hearts were
brimful of glad thankfulness, were
hardly prepared to be more than
cheerful They had not had time to
realize that their sore trial was really
over. But the very spirit of Christ
mas seemed to shine out of Henry
BOultby's eyes, and to illumine his
good humOred face; he was resolved
upon fun, and he was not man to
be daunted.
Bless you! the stories that he told.
the jokes that be made, the absurdi-
ties thaf - parpetrated at that dinner
would Mi volume, and the children
began first to smile and then to
laugh, until, upon the MAGNIFICENT
with holly aud spouting fire with all
its might. he actually extracted a
genuine shout of baby glee from the
youngest, which rejOiced its mothers
ears, and Of which he was as proud
as man could be- The Boultbys were
in no hurry. They had taken rooms
Ia the same house and meant to live
there, so as to be with Johnny with
out separating him from his friends.
And when at last dinner came to an.
end. and the table was pushed close
to the little boys bedside, aud the
family gathered round it, it is my
opinion that though there might be
many noisieF. there was not a happier
set of people to be found anywhere in
England. Henry Boultby cOncocted
in the most artful way a steaming
bowl of punch, and over il they
shook hands all round, aud wished
each other, as | wish to you, my
reader. a merry Christmas and a
happy new year, and many, many to
come.
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MEDICAL.
Great New England Remedy

UFtdt new hlAg ldAlu ACWAcug
DIR. j. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
us NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
ficted throughout the country, after
having been proved by the test Of eleven
It's merits have become as wei known as
the tree from which, in part, 1t derives It's
virtues.
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptbe-
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary affections generally.
It Is Remarkable Remedy tor
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, DIT
fculty Of. HOidiag Urine, BJeeaing
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
GrdUeL and other complaints.
=. In November ,alS55, first advertised IL
under the name Of White Pine Compound.
In two years from that time there had
Deen EWholesaled tn Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
1T took the lead Of all the cough remedies
in the market, and it Sui maintains that
position. There are good res4ons for this
II IS very soothing and healing In its ma
ture, Is warming in the stomach, and
pleasant Vithal 70 the taste, and Is ex-
. AS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine compound stands unrivaled.
II was not originated Tor chat purpose; bat
a person in using II for a cough was not
only cured Of the cough, but was also
cured OF kidne difficulty of ten years
standing, since That accidental discovery
many thousands have a ed IL for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured" .r.lf Ea4
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
Il was early ia the spring Of 80 that this
compound was originated. A member OF
my family was affiicted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with "A dtsagreeable
cough. / had for some months previous
thought that preparation having for its
basis the inside bark OF White Pine might
be so compounded As to be very useful 10
diseases Of tie Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of IL in the case alluded to, !
oTnpounded q small quantity Of the medi-
cine that had been planning, and gave Il
in teaspConfui doses. The result was ex-
eeedtngly gratifying. Within two days,
the irritation Of tine throat was removed,
the cough subsidedt aud speedy cure was
effected. l.-5s. Tia.s
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, tbs
White Pine Com pound has taken the ieaG
of all cough remedies, As well a. prepare
lions for the cure Of kidney dlncnltiess II
every city, town, village, and hamlet
throughout the New England STATES.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant 70
take as IL is effectual.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, MD,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
IO8 Hanover Street. Boston.
Under the supervision Of Rev. J. w. Po-
H land.
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents. -1a'
For sale by Keller s. White, VIM. n.
Stoddard, Il. g. BitdWell n. j. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
febg-dlw. Wit IT,
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~ sE- " a NJ 3 o A IT y
Distilleries, FIGURING

ssaglls OF al sizes. with the latest
Improvements attached,
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krCO SCREWS. &c, &c

nza &ad Brass Castings of Every
description.
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'-7ITTOught Iron Pipes. Old materials bought

is3e &ave the facility of the best Ma
aA2f1aEEy and Workmen, and will give all
5fAt1z% entrusted to US our individual atteIi-
als4zzEg ia orders promptly, warrant our
ss7ssiEzlss and charge reasonable prices 3 rH
ls.18S and Foundry, corner OF First and
q. .eEsea Streets, Evansville, Ind. Ias-. 1E7 ~
~ Bs-W0rknnen sent to all parts to At
ss1ss york and do repairing. -Isati1 =
asz228m ECHULTzE. HUMAN q co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

A. MILLER.
% - BRADY STREET, BELOW $50
ond Keeps eenstsutly on hand and sAkss
TO oder.
0eats', Boys and Chl1dren-0
CLOTHING ofthe best maternal and in . manner
that cannot fail to give sasisfactiOn. Ii ,srI
patronage respectfully solicited. Iny9l-diy -
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NOTICE.
Weak aud Delicate Children

Are made strong bv the use Of either of these
Remedies They viii cure evers case of MARAS
NUS. without fail
Thousands 81 certificates have accumulated in
he hands otthe proprietor. bat space will allow
o 'ae pnhncatlon OF but sfev. Those. IL will be
observed, are men OF note and oil such stand,n.
that they must be believed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

Judge Of the Supreme Court Ct Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, April -, 1895.
II consider "Hoofsuds t;ernan Bittera" a
valuable medicine in eases Of attacks Of fndiges.
uon or Dyspepsia can certify this from nv
experience Of.
Yours. With respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
up",. !. !. Il s"...


~ n. Hk>DkksON 4 %. NJ .uaf.efat.rs asd
W Jobbcrs Of Boots and snocs. 1919 u Randolph
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

sNvtRF I'M Sue H4Sb ~ yG1fos Au2 - lutIclOfS
the pereon whom al afhicted should consult No one
evef heard Of paient Of hs not being cured since he
has been in th. city HE reputation has vouchers IN
all the city papers, hie paents end the mecical pro-
fesson both here ard sbsoad being the most skill
led specialists here and thorough master Of al sex-
uai desases n an othssa fail, don't despair, i've
hin call. II soall common oecarrenee with Tin
to cure such eaD HE rooms are separate for ediee
anA gsntlemsn, md the most compete IN the city,
You're M. TAke Particular Notice.-Doctor Big
Glow dsvotss nsch Of his une 70 the treatm emit ..
those caused By secret hath, which rhine both
body and mind. unAstil me unfortunate individual
fos either business ossocsty. TIE ED effect Of thses
ety he6ts the e1eesoeo Of Tipsf years 10 to weak
% the debtats the consultation destroy the physi-
eal and mental povsrs, diminish and enfesble the
aatntA feelings, ami exhust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasasss osiSe afe maned the object
ofnafsi.ee frustrated and cxistssee itself rendered
stsfn Of unceasing misery andrsgvet Sueh psrsons
especially those ooetsaplstng ukdAee, shoa1d loee
20 49, u making fmnodieae - ieatl0n. DR.. B.,
end perm anent cure
Consultations frse and CONFIDENTIAL. once. No. IN
ooum ClaEk street. or nonrce half b.ocK rom
0e rot once. Post onics Boz ~. chicago. H.
Once hours hon A. II. 70 eP. n.
send Tor bic dude to Health, !" published nonth-
B:-Ladiss, ssed for descriptive circular Of
eeeafie Remedia. The bert pFsventfve Of copseptim
8noWp. Nantto a0y oAdro00 (hee q eAarA
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a.aalrry ss.rel :. .. =.

nRiCuAv .oODYkAn K HAIk., Coacs ard
III ssddlerv Hardware. Leather Huts, spohee and
bent Carnage work, Springs, Axles Bols ssd Male
able Iron fsf LAX" street.
II rDKN KAY. Carriage Goods. eeddisfy HaFa
N ware. LEATHER. Ruhs. spoke aud bsGt Caring
~ok springs. Axiss, Bolts, and n slicsbis 90. v
and u Lake street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

lo1hfTACnK 4 KATEOND, Plssuc Slate Roofnx
" Slate. Felt and Comp. Roofing And -hentiliIy
Felt. Coal Tor. PIT oh. Paints OH ~ sshirrto ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

DESsIoN SURGEON OFFICE On THIRD
L street, betwesa BRADY and Nam street.
Ofhce hours, 8 TO 10 A. NJ. 3 70 r. NJ. 10
S:vs'g Residence, Brady ct. bet s,h aud 9Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
DR.. Btrelow.

,lsths snly Physician. - . Specialist,
now in Chicago that can BE- entirely
relied upon. 60 70 Hrn, and mot suf-
Ter that horrible disease 70 remain in
your systsm. disneuring your fAcs
and body, beeidss destroying your
happiness and future prospects Of life.
He hes made PRIVATE Disc AHR6
and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
DoxEYN,s STRAWBERRY SEEDING.

CCLTlvATlOS.
tbs great features Of THE new etrAwbsrry are -.
The veor and hardness OF the plant the uneo JAILED
abundance Of the yield the large size ans hsvos,
and sedity Of the rut snd the steness 81 ne tine
Of metnruR being two eeks later than the Wilson.
TOPRODuCKKS.-Thi berry for nafketnR pr.
poses 10 unsurpassed. In early July. II commented
from Z. to 80 cite quart. in the Nes York MARKET
through our consg nees, Dung SIN 70, Iel Barclay
street
PRIC ES.-e o. for ~ 50 for 70; 80 for 100. or.
ders for runners for rs setting deliver bie Aug
loh) OF Spring planting. hled II the order OF THEFT
reception A liberal deduct on from these rrces
made TO Nurserpmen and Dralers generally.
For Planfe or circulsrs, sedresa TM n. ROMRfN
KHgston. Ulster Co.. NY. Or JOS. FOSTER, AFT.
Testimonial from Obs. Downing. Es9
Having examined the s.Romeyn Strawberry" q
kner'on. the prssent season; both In garden snc
Geld eulture. think IL promising variety. and iii
succeede - wen in other localities. Il VIII prove q
ac7n-iton. The ffut 10 large, dne cnlof very mr.
esellent navcr ana prr ducive and The plant seems
heoy ard viR0eovo.
nae99dAWu 81 CHA1t1o D0WNIU0e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

- A SCIENTIFIC COM 1sOUND
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DRAKr LivgR PiILs. II 10 evre cure for Rheumatism
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pain and inHammation either in the Lungs. Stomach
or Bowels apply plaster Of Pages Arnie aOil, and
immediate relief win De given For
9crOGaIa SOreOs
y has no parallel: Il having completely eradcated
this horrible disease amer every other remedy had
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Who may not - eatisfsd with the result can return
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1t he had at the Drugeists for % ard 70 cent?
box and lie manufactured only BY y. PAoe, Gene
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Ask for PAGE Arnica Oil and take no other. -.
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City and Oubarban Property.

TIE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATH JUDGE
u Aitcheirs helm 10 now offered for sale, compsi-
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tione. eeantifal Srscts Of I Sev srree Q, The eide
o. sne niems WITH upsurpassed river view. Ten
eas icss near The city limits For prices, teFms
gRosE A. MITCHELL,
Admiaissratrix.
or JOHN Z. COFFIN,
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