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lBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph. !,

Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and oonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK Jan. 9.-First Board-U. 8. 6's,
lsel, coupon, 11i'i 6.20's, 1s62. coupons III u
1854, coupon, 1O9; 1868, coupons, i09h; 1855
coupon, new, 10 4; 6.20's, 1851, coupon, IOsh u
10 Ao's, coupons, ,iO6x Pacific Mail, 1a2 OHIO s.
Miss. Cernfcates SAX; Mariposa, }. Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, 52s; Cumberland, 35
W.. Telegraph 33S: Quicksilver, none; Boston
Water Power, II; N. Y. Central, 1851 x; Erie
3es; do. pref'd, 81; Hudson, 1867; Resdine,
9ia Michigan Central, 1l54; Michigan South
ern, 91x; Illinois Central, li3; Cleveland and
Pittsbnre, ssa; Northwest, 81; do. preferred,
1S; Cleveland and Toledo 1Oii Rock Island
123S; Fort Wayne, Il9S; Alton & Terra Haute,
-; Toledo & Wabash, 62.; Adams EXP,
~ =; Wells. Fargo & Go. Exp, 2e; American
Ex press, none; United States EXP. aeRe; Mer-
chants Union, 13s: Chicago & Alton, i46: do.
preferred, las. Market strong. Gold, 10 a.
135S.
fBy Cable.l
e LONDON, Jan 9, 1I:l5 a. m.-Consols, for
money, S21.as: for account, 92s. U. 5. Bonds,
IS, stock steady. Illinois, 95A. Erie, 26a.
FRANKFORT, Ills a. m.-Bonds, 79hasgx.
LIVERPOOL, l1:l5 a.. m.-Cotton market opens
active. Sales will reach 10000 bales. MiddIing
Uplands l0As; Middllng Orleans, 49,.
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HIGHLAND SUSPENSION BRIDGK.-One OF the
erandest OF modern enterprises Is about TO be
commenced in the State of New fsrk. Work
will speedily be- begun for the suspension of q
bridge acrOse the Hudson river, between .sAu.
thongs Nose," on the line betw the counties
of Westchester and Putnam on the east, and
Fort Clinton on the west OF the Hudson, about
forty three miles from the city Of New y ork
The length OF the bridge between the towers
Will he 1865 feet, and the total length 2,4l9 1t
will have railroad tracks and high ways for
general travel, and the cost will be from %,
5UQ,' 90 TO s4,0OO,O0O. The route Of the Erie and
New England railroad, from Turner's to
Derby, in the State of Connecticut, via the
bridge, lessons the distance from the Erie rail.
way to Boston, compared with any existing or
proposed route, from twenty y-hye to thirty Ave
miles
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DIVORCES IN CHIcAGo.-The family dis.
memberment market has been very brisk in
Chicago during the past year, when 26i wives
have been divorced from as many husbands.
and I76 husbands have been released from the
terrors OF the broomstick. The women tn Us
lead the men by majority of lOS The softer
sex are also ahead in several naughty respects.
In regard to cruelty and drunkardness the hus.
bands are, OF course, greatly in the majority,
though ii appears, nevertheless, that the gen Z
Ter sex has not wholly abandoned fsticuffs,
and that an un warrantable degree Of lnebrIety
has been INDUCED In by some few members OF
that highly esteemed organization According
10 the statisti cs OF divorce for 1865 which the
Board Of Trade have unaccountably ignored in
their proceedings and reports, the months most
fatal to marital unity are those of March. June
and October. Tue non liability OF happy
couples to sue for ssbillsa during the other nine
months of the wear has no assigned cause.
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Baltimore Markets, .day.

BALTIMoRB, Jan. 9.-Cotton hrm and very
achve. Accurate quotations cannot be iyen
Middling Uplands, nominally, q ka2s. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat firm; prime to
choice red, b 25aS2 35.' Corn dull: white sJa9O:
Oats dull at 65a13. Pork firm and active at $50
Bacon firm: rib sides. l7al7a; clear do. l. +:
shoulders, IA. Lard firm at 1917,
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TINTED STATES PArlNr OIyIO1, = !
N. w:ac:'sss ;:siss. y s. si. e e.: J,
; :, s. ~: :: ;'si,;'si = zss. :: 81.
80 = sss - = ass ~, & SsS:S ssss ~ sss ss's
0AeV eDDees this extension. .0hisctions, dsSe
sss ssss 80. 80: =; 81 q : A. = -
1 =. slavsw osanisasaWs g RsSs0 4
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~ The report Of the Taunton Mass Iu-
sane Asylum says, In the treatment OF persons
addicted to the excessive use OF opium or a,co-
holic stimulants, the immediate and total dis.
continuance Of the use Of the mar cotic or stim-
ulant 10 found to be the safest course Of treat
ment, and that which gives the most satisfac-
opinion OF those who advise gradua di iuu.
'icn of the quantity from the tear Of the effects
oflong- -es tabIished habits. lntemperance stands
AT the head Of the causes OF insanity in this in.
slltutiOn. sH. e fFEF-TgH =
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A DENIAL--Dat0 says: A report Is gong The
rounds of the papers that the President pro-
poses TO retire a number of army officers who
have been long IN the service and som. of
those who are 20 be thus retired are named
There lie not one word of truth IN the report
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MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 9.-Argument on the
motions for new trials IN the cases of Gerred
Eaton, convicted of the murder of keenan,, aud
Twitchell of the murder of Mrs. Hill, is row
in progress before the Court OF oyer and Ter.
miner
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD LADY PROBABLY
BY FRIGHT.-The Amherst IN. h. Cabinet
records the death of Mrs. Betsy Odell, widow
of Luther Odell, Of Mount Vernon. at the age
of eghty-tive. On Friday night she retired as
well as usual, Accidently the draught OF the
stove was left open and during the night she
was awoke by the light from the funnel IN the
room, which was a read heat. She was, of
course. much startled, thinking the house on
fire. Her son, Mr.. William Odell, hearing a
noise. came into the room and was told by the
mother that she thought the house to BE- on fire
He anticipated no danger except from the
chimney, and at her request went out to exam
inc the root After satisfying himself all was
right ne re.entered his mothers room, which
had again become dark, and spoke to her. Re-
ceiving no answer, he concluded she had step.
ped into an adjoining room; but he soon heard a
gasp, and going across the room, he found his
mother, seated in her chair, dead.
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NELoCrPEDEs-Withint the past few months
over sixty caveats and large lumber Of appIi-
cations for patents for velocipedes have been
filed al The Patent once
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TERRIBLE MURDER IN MsMPHIs-A shock
ing affair occurred in Memphis. Tennessee, re-
suiting in the death of Edwin Whitfield, for
meriy of the firm Of Whitfield Moore. cotton
factors, by 5. A. Doran- gambler. Doran had
rented house from Whitfield where he KEEP,
such disreputable company that an attemp,
was made in the courts TO eJect him. Dorau
yesterday morning published q card in the
Avalanche denouncing the Whitfelds as
thIeves, liars, and poltroons. Edwin Whit
held went to the house for the purpose. IL Is
the door was opened. Whitfield entered and
shooting commenced. when Moore and a crow d
attracted by the fling burst the door open.
Withheld was found lying on the floor, dying.
and Doran and a woman standing the centre
OF the room. DOran cried out that he surren-
dered, when he and the woman were taken to
Jail. WhItfeld's pistol was found on him, no,
having been drawn. He was shot through the
body i've times, and beaten over the head with
a pistol. There is strong talk Of lynohing
DOran.
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NEW YORK, Jan. Stock market unsettled.
Money easy, at per cent. Exchange. 9s.
Gold, 35s. 5-20's, 1s62, coupon, 12a. North
Carolina Us, old Ga, new 63 asked; Virginia
6's ex coupon, 81, new 56H: Tennessee 6's, ex.
coupon, 81; new, 66x.
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GEN. GRAFT was announced for a trip TO
Annapolis, 10 sttend the cadets ball last night
but did not leave the city. He and Gen Raw
lings. who has returned here much improved
in health.l dined with Attorney Gen. Evarts,
At the latter's residence, last evening.
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MALL-PON.-From numerous parts of the
country, and from other places on this cont.
nent come reports that smallpox is raging
with unusual violence. 1t is exciting more or
less appre hen sion in various counties of Call.
fornia, in milwaukee,, Cincinnati, Providence,
Montreal. Panama, and at other points. The
type 10 10 assuming Is also much more malIg-
nfnt tnan has been common OF late years. II is
not n ow the dreaded scouTge it formerly was,
but vaccination Is not vet so universal as TO
take away all the terrors OF its visitations
Even in states " here lnoculaton is q req ure-
ment OF law II Is too freq Quen,ly eyaded or neg.
lected, or Is Intellectual, and the consequence
are occasionally manifested in such epidemics
a. are now threatened.
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THE EAsrRRH QUIsTION.-The request of
the Sublime Porte for a pOstponement ofthe
Eastern question has not been acceded to, and
its sessions Will commence in Paris to-day.
The Sultan has telegraphed from Constantine.
pie full instr nc tions to the Turkish Ambassador
IN Paris. Ii is said these instructions are to
the effect that il the discussions on the confer
ence 30 beyond the Sublime Porte's ultimatum
TO the Grecian Government, the Turkish rep.
resentatives shall Immediately withdraw. Tne
official organ at Constantinople says IL the with
drawal takes place war with Greece is inevi-
table. The firm attitude OF Turkey on the East.
ern question excites much alarm in London
The Vienna Presse asserts that the represen
tatives Of the Greek Government at the Paris
conference will not be permitted to offer any
proposition, but will attend .nly for the pur-
pose Of giving information in regard to the su D.
jects under discussion. The conference will
frame the project Of settlement, which il Will
be the duty of Greece TO adopt after its accept
ance by the Sublime Porte. and the withdra W.
al Of the Turkish ultimatnm
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FRICK % GENES.
SENT SEALED BIZ POST.
MANHOOD

SENT SEALED BIZ POST.
MANHOOD"
Oas Hssdsed ssd Fifty JoxrtA Edition Of INF,
new medical pamphlet, revised and just pubpsbed
BY the author, Dr. Curtis. This valuable vork
treats on the cause and cure OF premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood. IL
gives clear synopsis OF the impediments % mar.
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. Sc NoRrp
CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
Extracts from Rsries, Of tkis Wo,k eovzn,x,,..
tTon tAe year lsso.
MANHOOD. By DR. OuRrrs-In this sxe of pr.
when ne s.lsses Of the trae are con
difhcult afford the sufferer from nerSoa. sss,n
y ne nnerrins means OF ladgment where TO seek
the dculty Their experience and rspatstion a
the trestm. nt of these Danfu diseases srS the rs
s in.sn.s :nS .sl deserve for the "0rh
crRrIs ON MANHOOD should be In the hsads or
ably written, and deveiopes the trestmant al =
Usitsd Ss,ries Gasais. @ ."'''s'' '"a '''snins'-
ouRTIs on MANHoop.-It deveiopss the s~>reu,
:aos: shoe. On .nsa l:,se E 1rosossioo q human
aoountry would u be dfd It's youth put into prso-
AID down one oease Of mstrimonisl misery uisSs
ssn q S:o'hss 8 SsT and .ss
hardy. Vigorous spirits q The ode. sss.-cS.oss.
CuRfIs ON nANHooD.-fhis fs really . valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases resaltine from
isce.e s.ylan. no lse then IN the :nssssrsi cos-
sdt1tion Of those indulg1ag: IL will DO zach %
lrsveat ths vice Witch, II 10 prevalence smonG
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AN "lNADvKRrKNCE."- Baltin ere "a,
Of tbs morning. has the folio wing.

AN "1NADvERTENCE."- BaltfRc ere Sun.
OF tbs morning, has the following:
'sThe communication published in the Sun
Of Thursday on Congressional Railroad
Schemes signed Maryland Blacksmith con-
cludes with the sentence Some railroads have
been made and some have been torn up.
Whether the writer meant il or not there seems
an intmation IN the last part OF this sentence
that we have no sympathy with, and have al
ways Intended to exclude such from. our col
umns. We inserted the article in question on
account of the general scope Of argument, In.
advertently omitIing to strike out the objection
able phrase. Our polocy is 10 rely on reason
and argument, and never TO encourage in any
way ideas of the opposite character
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Wall Street To.day.

Financial Matters in BaltimsFs To-day
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-VIrginia 6's, inscribed
Is bid. 10 asked
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THE LATE JOHN MINOR BOrPs.-Hon. John
Minor Belts who died at his residence in Cui-
pepper, Virginia, yesterday, as stated in the
STAR of last tevening, was oorn in Dumfries,
Prince William county, Virginia, september
Is, 1872. At an early age he took an acti We
part In politics. When the 'Whig party as.
sUmed It's definite sCrm, in 1-34, he became one
ofiits most ardent and prominent supporters
In Si3 he was elected from Henrico county to
The Legislature of Virginia, and was after.
ward several times reelected. In 1899 he was
returned to the Twenty seventh Congress, and
there advocated most of the points of Mr.
Clay's programme-a National Bank, a protec-
tive tariff, and the distribution among the
States of the proceeds of the public lands.
Though long a warm and intimate friend Of
John Tyler. Mr.. Bolts at once abandoned him
on his secession from the Wing party; ana ia
the Presidential election of 1SA he supported
Mr.. Clay. In 1913 ne had been left out Of Con-
gress, but III 1S47 was returned to that body for
the third time. After the death OF Mr.. Clay
and the dissolution Of the Wing party he be-
came attached to the American party. He was
opposed 70 the repeal OF the Missouri compro-
MISE and sympathsed with those Southern
members of Congress who opposed the passing
OF the Lecompton bill in 1858. When the rebel.
lion broke ont Mr.. Bolts took the side of the
Union. al" suffered mbIh In consequences.
having been for q long time imprisoned by the
count Of his principles. At its suppression he
allied himself with the Republican party. and
In the recent Presidential contest ad vocated the
election Of General Grant, but since that time
he has not taken much part In politics. He had
many friends throughout the country who will
sincerely lament his death. His funeral takes
place at Richmond Tomorrow.
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THE NEW NAVY REGISTER is undergo. .ng re.
vision al the Navy Department, and will b.
issued in q few days.
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AMONG THE NAMES Of Americans registered
IN Paris for the week ending Dec 7th. we notice
that CT J. q. Davis, VI. ID of this citv
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GoyERNoR ARSY. or New Mexico. arrived
here last evening, and will remain in town
several days
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Nexv vnpL GpoSu No

New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Jan. O.-Flour dull and 5alVt
lower on good grades. Wheat dull and droor-
ing. Corn dull-1a2c. lower.
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0Chicago churches havs oyster sociables.
~The uudergroand railroad N NeW York
@9arrosing is becoming very csnnon in
Bostos. e1 - = 80
- Europeas ladies' sport ssssy wa,king
ga free pniyefsity, open 70 an elasies anA
solors, = tc = sShARished . BAsoo Ro10s.
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HoMICIDH.-On Tuesday last Frank Mur.
son, of Berry's district was brought by Depu v
Sheriff Leizear and lodged in the jail OF tbis
county, charged with killing Allen Watts. We
have heard none OF the particulars. further ths
that, on Christmas day, some difficulty arose
between Frank Mursou, 0rason King, and
Allen Watts, when Q fight ensued, in which
Watts was % hadly beatsu that he diod OF his
wounds six days after wards. We understs nd
that King has Len tie coonsy.-Reekvl,s ma J
Heuh
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DEATH OF BANK pREStDENT

NEW hAvDs, CONN, Jan 9-Heury Sanford.
President OF the New Havee National Bank,
dit d this morning; aged S3 years.
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INAUGURATION OF THE GOVEE NOR
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Jan. 9.-GovernorC Ciafin ives inau.
guIated to-day and delivered his message
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Government Securitiea.


WARRINGTON, Jan. Q. ls69.-Jay Cooke &
10. furnish the following quotations. Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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"USDIEx, or the Naiad Queen is one Of the
most beautiful creations of German literature.
and TO see the story illustrated with song, dance
rich costumes, and splendid scenery, as it is
presented at the National Theater every night,
is a great treat to lovers OF the romantic.
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The COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THEyrE-
sINIA CoNyENTIoN which met at Richmond
on the 3ist Of Decewber-consisting Of Hon A
H. ii. stuart, chairman Nessrs. John L.
Marye, JT of Fredericksburg; James r Johr-
son, OF Bedford. W. 7. Sutherlin. of DanviIl-:
Wyndham Robertson. OF Washington county +:
". l.. Owen. OF halifax: John Il. Bald WIN OF
Augusta james Neeson, of Richmond, and J.
r. Slaughter, Of Lynchburg-have all arrived
IN tnls city, except Mr.. Robertson. The object
OF me committee IN visiting Washington Is TO
ascertain the best terms on WHICH Virginia can
Be restored 10 the Union. The action of the
committee VIII conclude nothing, a II is 20 be
seomitted 10 a convention OF delegntee elected
oy me people, proposed 70 be held in Richmond
On the 10Th of February. They held : preIim'-
nary meeting last night az the National H,trl
and organized They resumed their session
this morning Al O'Clock. and will remain IN
session unth wednesday next, when probably
sil but o quorum will 20 home, with the un
.serstaDding that some will retRra and relieve
those here on duty, thus keeping Constantly m
eeesbon until some action 10 had oy ,usr-ss
The proceedings are conducted An pri,a.e
CoxHANDEk L. SInPsoH has been detached
ed 70 duty IN charge Of the Hydrographlc
once Al Washington, ID. e.
RECEIPTS YRoM MCUsfons.-The receipts frou
customs At the ports below named. from Dec.
2Ist TO 3lst, inclusive. were a. follows:
Boston, &3s5. 81. IS; New York, 81. O4s ,sS5.s3;
fhila1elphia, Slsa063 ~; Baltimore, &ii7 ,0ss So
New Orleans. fDee. 18th to 26th,l sf2s j4s.s
San Francisco, dec. Ist 70 9th,) S35S,S9s.39.
Total, s3,ll1, 1894 ra
lnIHRSAL RKvnsus-rhe receipts from th,s
source to-day were e42a,3s
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formances are exhibited for very low price
In the second or third class places of an u,e.
meht In London. Competition has brought
down the admission to the Standard ThsSirp
gallery. At another theatre the prices are eight
cents to the boxes, four cents TO the pit snd
tuo cents TO the gallery. The perforaan ces,
however, are short, two ensertainmeats being
ivsn on the same evening.
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0Wendell Phillips calls magnanimity
sentimental mush." HHE-r
- The young ladies Of Staunton, Va +, are to
have rif1e match on the 9Th ofthis month
"a lodge Of colorsd Tmplars has been in
stttuted In Philsdelphfa " - +, 7.
~The people Of Newton, Mass, hays taken
steps 70 found free public library. -
Home. the Spiritusiist. IL trying TO msnd
plays with rsd-hot GOALS and pats HIS hsed in
ga hapdred female nacssrs In Bosson say
they want % vose: which looks e IL tho U1o0t
berssif-nay - conquered. 50 says the Roso-
luton. So - Sfs <ts1
~.No snokins' y iascris,A spo. 8 s,xu
in ons oS tie coayches 81 Iseunv,lia.' e
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GENERAL AMNESTY PROCLAMATION IN
CUBA.-The Gacita OF Havana will publish to-
day proclamation by the Captain General,
(Dulce) granting general and absolute amnss.
~ OF all political Offences, paraeuing oil per-
hiding, or absent from the country. Duice will
Isssue another proclamation TO- day, dissol wing
military commissions, and restoring full luris-
diction 10 civil courts. Within q few days
General DuIce will promulgate a law establish
ing the liberty OF the press. The public prints
will be permitted TO discuss, without ln,eryep-
tion by the censor, all questions except those
relating to slavery and the dogma of the Oath.
olic religion.
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FOB FINALE wEAKNEss AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LEUOORRHGA.
TOO PReFUss NsrRUATIoH,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG ooNfIHUED PERIODS,
FOB PsoLAesgs esS'a AsT S!1. .E4sISs "a DOWN, Oh
We offer the most perfect spssine known:
n-'oA0 TcEI sTcEI. hArkAor OF
Directions for use, diet. and advice, accompany.
Femalee inevery period Of life. from infancy to
extreme old age, Win nnd Il remedy to aid nature
in the discharge Of its functions Strength Is the
glory OF manhood and wamaahood.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcU
is more STRENGTHENING than any Of the preparations
81 ant BAH '' ''0 '0 h''''' 'A'sr' and more pleas
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUOHU,
having received The Endorsement os the most prom
inent physicians In the United States is nav OF.
following diseases and symptoms, from whstever
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IABHCILIrY,
DETERMINATION or BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
OONFUsED IDEAS,
HYsrERIA.
GHNIRAL IRRlrABILIrY,
RKsrLHssNEss AND sLEBPLBssHEss AT
NIGHT,
ABeINoE OF AUsCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS OFAPPBrIrB,
DYsPEPsIA.
1kAClAfIoN,
Low SPIRIT,
DIsORaAHl1AIIOH or PARALYSIS ofsh.
CANS of91A DRArIO
PALPIfAfIOH OF fHE REARr;
all the co.es@,.s.,c g: q : sn,Ssogs ..A DEBrL.
To issuss ths gsnsins, cut shis out.
AsK FoR HILHDoLDp.
rsZ 1ahs No other.
.r ID ~..
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