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FRANCE.

Imperial Munihcencc in COmmemorntion Of
the Hundredth Anniversary Of Napolcon's
Birthday.
PARIS, April Is, 1869.
The Emperor has ordered an increased pension to
the surviving soldiers Of the republic and the First
Empire, TO date from April Is, inst, in commemO-
ration of the centenary OF the birth OF Napoleon l.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


WORCESTER, April I3, 1s6V
In the Supreme Judicial Court to-day, present
Chief Justice Chapman and Justices Colt, Wells and
Ames, the murder trials commenced with the trial
Of David Dore, alias Dehaas, and Josephine La
fiamme for the murder OF Charles La Flamme, the
husband Of the latter ct Dudley, April 10, isos The
parties being Canadian French the trial Is conduced
through an interpreter The trial OF O'Donnel Tor
the murder OF Bridget Murray, &C Milford, VIII %
taken up ~ noon "A this 10 ended.
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SPAIN.

Continued Arrests OF Cnrllsts in the Provinces.
MADRID. April IL, 1869.
The government authorities continue to make ar-
rests OF Carsts In the province Of Granada.
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POR

Tho Elections fer the Cortes-NnJorify in
Favor Of the Government.
LISBON, April 13, 1859.
The elections for members OF the Portuguese
Cores have resulted the choice OF large majority
In favor of the present government.
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Died.
DuNoAN.-On Tuesday, April 13, MARY ROSE.
daughter of Bernard and Sarah Duncan.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. .
TAYLoR.-On Tuesday, April 1a. JOHN TAYLOR, Ia
the 9th year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[For other Deaths see Eleventh Pdge.l
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ITALY.

Appointment Of the Italian Minister ut Wash :.
inSton TO Madrid.
FLORENCE, April 10, 1852.
The Chevalicr Marcel Cerruti, tho Envoy Extror-
dinary and Minister Plcnpotenriary at Washington,
who Is to be superseded by Bertinatt, has been ap
pointed Minister TO Madrid.
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A Fact.-NotnIns Can be Mere Lovely thar

A Fnct..NOfhing Can be More Lovely than
the appearance of lady skin which has been washed with
Or. GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, and Il ia
really astonishing how quickly Tan Freskes PimpIes,
Roughness Mot Patches and deformy OF the cutco
vanish before this marvellous There no let to the
popularity Of DR.. Gourauds preparations Imitaors start
from r powder lotion and potion quAets harm him not
continues the seven tenor Of his way carry
ing the public Why this thusy We answer the
doctors bcautyng preparations are what they purport 10
Q reputation which he guards As the appie olhe
eye" Found his old establishments 453 Broadway WIN
remove TO 46 Bond kreei As Of asy.
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The time between the tcrmini OF the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads is reduced TO twenty four
hours. Wells, Fargo Co.'S stages now make the
route via the north end OF the Lake.
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A.-To Remove Moth Patches. Frecixles and
Tan from the face PERRY'S MOTH AID FRECkLE
LOTIoN. Prepared only by DR.. D. c. PERRY. % Bond
street, New YORK. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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ClpcuIars Of Every Descriptions and Notices
to attend meetings printed in the ne.st possible msnn:r At
hours notice. and twenty-five less than any
other similar place In city, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, VI Nassau street
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A.-Legnl Guarantee to Rheumatic Cases,
stating exact quantity. Dr. FITLEkS Remedy warranted
TO money returned.
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A.-Rheumatism. General Farnum, ~
Fourth avenue, by Dr. FfTLEk'S Rheumatic Remedy ant
inwardy. sc Broadway.
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Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA, April Is, 1880.
The sugar market opened active and closed nrm.
Sales made to-day the basis Of sX reals per
arrObe for No. IL Dutch standard.
on Paris per cent par; on United States, 90 days
sight In currency, FAX 23K per cent discount; In
gold. u a1x per cent premium.
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Balch's I. x. Il. Rye Whiskey, Distilled In
copper stills Ia Pennsylvania BY farmer dssrs In the
old fashioned 81 70 gallon. Gail and examine.
De"e's' '' " 1BficH BROS. lsa oresnwicb s,rs..
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A.-Rheumatism. New York City, Cures
JJ Kuhn l62 stanton street, BY Dr. FITLEkS Vegetable
Rheumatic Remedy.
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LOUISIANA.
Recovery Of Valuable State Pnpcrs-lsevcnuc
Fruuds InvestIgntiou.

Frauds InvestIgntion.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprn 1s, fsoo
An inventory OF the valuable papers hidden BY
Auditor wicknno was completed to-day. and foots
up siSaooo. consisting OF state coupons, warrants
and tax receipts.
Supervisor Creecy has detectives before the Grand
Jury on examination relative to the revenue frauds
In this State.
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Barker's Hirsutus:-Frec from Grease, War.
ranted make the hair grown and prevent Its failing ole
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Cnllsaya Bark, the only Original Elixir Of
Tonic. Antidyspsptc, asue preventive, at hlLHAUss
163 Broadway.
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American Walfham Watches-The Most Re.
liable tmekeep made. For sale at lowest New YORK
prices T. B. BYNNER CO., lss Broadway, NJ.
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Few Drops OF Lea & Perrins' Worcester:
SHIRE SAUCE In soups gravies, &c, mpart delightful
delicious considered the most whole
some and economical OF all condiments JOHN DUNCAN5
Lea a Perrins.
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Important NotIcc.--The Havana Lottery.
As articles appeared IN several papers tho United
States stating that thu Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba would
discontinued authorized by the Administrator OF
the Lottery
repors. TAYLOR d CO., B Wall street.
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Cristadora,s Unequalled Hair Dye.-Sold
applied his and Scalp Factory No. As,or Hous
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New 0Pinchiug', Tuck Measurcr and
Creaser Sewing the radical defect
In all Tuckers which Obliged TO through the seca.
work from the guage This new nyenon Ss BY nal
W. BARNUM, 6s Broadway, third door below Bleeckss
NewY York
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Endorsed by Our First Physicians.-Hea's
MALT EXTRACT Imported.
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For First Glass Printing or livery Descrlp-
ton 90 TO the Metropolitan job Printing Esabshment VI
Nassau stree-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship samaria will leave
this port ON Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock N. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at haf-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
Advertise ements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN OFFICE UNTIL "a O'CLOCK r. n.
HERALDS DELIVERED TO CARRIERS
AT5 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
las FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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IN THE TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, APRIL Is.
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A.-Neuralgia. Another New York Cure.
Nrs Harnea 249 West Thirteenth street. cured by Dr. FIT
LERS Remedy. 70a Broadway.
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Established In 1SOO-The Metropoiitau Job
Printing Esiablishrnent 81 Nassau street.
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The Charter Election in AIbany-Thc Demo-
crnts Successful.

ALBANY, April I3, 1907.
At the charter election held IN this city to-day the
democrats elected their city ticket by majorites
ranging from 500 to 2, 500. The democrats have
elected i've Aldermen and i've Supervisors, and the
republicans i've Aldermen and i've Supervisors.
the Board Of SUPERVISORS will probably stand ten
democrats and nine republicans.
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J. EverdelI, 3O2 Broadwny.-wedding Cards,
MoNoGRAMs, FRENCH NOTE PAPER, &C., finest IN
lhnci
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Are speedily relieved and taken In TINA, permanently
cured by JAYNEs EsPectorsnt You will find in also
certain remedy for coughs and colds Sold everywhere
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neanes quickness and despatch twenyhve per
nj other printing the city,
At ths METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
nENr, "a Nassau street.
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An Important Question Answered.-0ue Of
The questions asked by Visitors TO the city at this season
the s"Where obtain the best Hat In the latest
popular syle?" This inquiry easily answered;
for all who been in the city any length OF time know
emporium, Broadway and Fulton street Other deal
much about their goods and styles But the PROOF
OF the pudding In the eating" The wearers Of knorn
has that they get the best In the market and the fu
his great success.
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Royal Havana. acknowledgements fur.
and i26 Chatham street.
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Nfissisquoi Springs wafer.-OnIy Known
remedy for and all diseases OF the kidneys Sold By
druggists. Depot, sj5 Broadway, New York.
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The Democrats Also Successful In Lockport.
LocKPoRT, N. u, April H. 1869.
At the charter election to-day, the entire demo-
cratic ticket was elected Including Albert T. Brown,
Mayor The highest majority received by any one
candidate vas $685.
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Neatncss, Economy and Despatch Combined
OF ORDERS Metropolitan Joo Printing Estao
iishment.g W Nassau street
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Roper Caioric Engine Co.-No Water Used,
csnno, expoie no Insurance., engineer required ~ cor
andt street, New York.
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Royal Havana cry.-Prixes Paid In q old |
Furnished Ths highest ratss paid for Doublssss
and ell kinds Of Gold and Silver.
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Saunders Genuine Razsrs, Razor sire
and hns Pocket Cutlery No. Asor House.
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Tho Famous Corner-01 Nassaw street,
corner Fulton The MstropoitAn Job Printing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-14
I.aranIsa Is - PIlfIr.-salI

LauumiSa ~ TlgE PULFlr.--Said
Nf. c., presbyterian minis
Ter y sane hOiorieis never
laughed ID the palpi' only 90 enc ce-
casen, aud ihat came near precur-
ing my dismissal from the ministry.
Az one of the 6rst dlscoascs ! Wa
called t. deliver. Subsequent 70 my
ordination, sitter reading nay text and
opening ny subject my attention
vas directed "a a young man with =
verY iappish dress and head a.
exceeding red hair. In slip direct
ly behind the yoahs gentleman sat
~ urchiu. who must have been mg-
"a o. in Die detltry hy the evil one
hin SELF III / 30 not conceive tic
youngstcf thought o. the jest he was
playing 81 on tbe sprucci dandy in
n III 81 him. The boy held bic fore
finger 10 the rcd hair 81 the Young
maa about al long Is 3 blacksmith
woald nail rod n the fire 70 heat
and ib,u 8n bis knee commenced
pounding his singer IN imitation of a
smith 10 making a nail. The whole
thing was 80 ludicrous that | laugh
Cd aloud. the only tin e that ever
disgraced the pulpit with anything
like mirth ="
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-14

pEELISG FIsHBALLs. IA man eyi-
deatly not much used to hotel life
and fashions recently sat down at the
breakfast table at the Phoenix, Hotel
The waitress, in due course, repeat
cd to him, "Beef-stoak, fish, tripc,
iishballs." The man said, yes,
them's 'um." 4 dish Of beefsteak
and plate Of fshballs were set before
him by the polite young lady
Greeny slid the steak into his plate
and taking one Of the nicely Drowned
fshballs on bis fork undertook to
peel 1t. Two or three unsuccessful
efforts in this direction were made
and not a peel could he start. The
ball dropped from his fork, but he
perseyeringly up and at il again
Finally, in bis frantic efforts, the
fishball broke into fragments and fell
on and around his plate. In perfect
disgust with the manageable ar
ticle, our countryman threw down
his knife and fork, exclaiming,
Blame these Concord potatoes"
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Paddy's description Of fiddle
is as follows: "It was the shape Of
turkey, and the size Of a goose he
turned it over on its back and rub
bed its belly with stick; and Och
st. Patrick how it did squale. T.
The Chinese picture Of ambition is
a madarin trying to catch con ct by
putting salt on its tail.
Life ia a book Of which We have
but one edition. Let each days ac-
tons, as they add their pages to the
indestructibe volume, be such as we
shall be willing to have an assem-
bled world to read.
Excursionist from Salt Lake --
Give me through tickets for fifteen
persons and thirty-nine children"
New Ticket Clerk from Mass II
It's school or m asylm we car
make them cheaper to you."
Excursionist Indignantly "Sir
it's ny own private family, Sill
"A Colcred man, TO whom meat
was a rare blessing, one day found
in his trap fine rabbit. He took
him out alive, held him under his
arm, patted him, and begen to spec
ulate on his qualities. "Oh how
berry FAT De latest | cher see
Let ms see how me cook him Ne
roast him No, he 80 berry fat, he
lose all de fat Ne fry him J All
he SO berry IT, he fry himself
Golly how Eat he be Den me
stew him" The thought 81 the sa.
worry stew made tie negro forget
himself, and III spreading out the
feast TO the Imagination, his arm re-
Taxed, when Oft hoped the rabbit
and sQuatting at a goodly distance,
eyed his late owner with great CON
ppsure. The negro knew Il ere was
aa end u the matter, 50 summoniug
all his philosophy hc thus addressed
the rabbit: You long ( AIRED, white
whiskesed. relieved rat, yCu not 50
berry fat aricr al e
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HoT PupDIxG. The students in
one of our colleges being frequently
annoyed by the nocturnal and in
quisitorial visits Of Professor, who
suspected them Of playing cards, one
evening prepared a kettle Of mrsh,
otherw ise called hasty pudding, and
by the time Il was boiled had seated
themselves around the table in the
attitude Of card playing, waiting ! a.
iienily for the well known step Of the
Professor, II was no sooner heard
than large outside picket Of one
Of them was forthwith filed with hot
hasty pudding, and all were seated
as before. As soon as the Professor
had opened the door, the student
who was loaded with mnsh, made a
sudden sweep over the table, as if 10
gather up the cards, and with anoth-
or motion apparently put them into
the pocket containing the mush.--
Thesc movements could not help
being noticed, as they we're intended
20 be, by the Professor. who consid-
cred them as pretty strong evidence
Of grilt, broke out with the follow
ing
" Well, yonng gentlemen, I've
caught you at last, have II"
Why, yes sir, we are all here. =
40 | see you are, aud you have
been playing cards, loo 7"
No, cir, il is not so.
cit isn't la !" What have Won
got IN your pocket, young man r.
Hot hasty pudding, sir,
Hot hasiy padding, ha hasty
padding have your Ill bet hasty
padding you. said the Professor, al
the same tine thrasiing his hand
hall way 70 tie elbow into the hot
hasty pudding.
The dolorons looks. the shaking 81
fingers, the groaning and capers Of
the professor are better imagined
than described.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-14

THE Way 10 flNDA HusBASD.
Girls, study more common sense and
less wit.
More usefal occaI alton and less
music.
More studies Of ,he mysteries u
the kitchen sud less " the mysteries
q Paris.
More meading IL shirts and stock
ings AID less mending u bracelets.
Less displas % toilets thar apfsll
The parsos Ut oandldsles 81 wedlock.
More proff 20 men that they VIII
fad ia Nlfe a help mate, and net
az eiaH4ryas smcut.
This recipe. Il thoroughly tried.
wil. greatly lessen the uamber 81
bachelor, ana increase happy homes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-14

RYE BREAD.-Wet up the -four
with hakewarm milk water will do,
but it is not as good as milk put in
a little salt, and large spoonful OF
melted shortening, for couple Of
loa, es of the bread after adding the
yeast, knead it up stiff, and, keep il
in warm place till risen. Bake il
from an hour and a half to two
hours.
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WnEx - SIX MA When
miik i allowed r. sesr before j. i
skinned. tie iayer q cream appears
more buily ssd = greater consist
encY. hai Z decs BOT TfvdBce 50
much nur - good a qual.g} ~ tuiier
Is cream properly ra5se8 and skim
tired from mslk before Is sogra On
the r,oiai ~ possess some interest
ine experiments b saahe,, who pui
A,ide tho egasl quantities y milk,
n biaA Tie fret, when sk'mmel
amer thirty hours yielded thirty
poanas y butter and the second,
skimnsed aftor ispse ~ ssEiY hours
only twea'y-seten pounds & batter
II another experiment tao equal
Quantities ~ mix Welded The oBe.
ahca Skinned after thirty hours,
,hlftv-onc pounds II tgiter; and the
other. after sixty hoars taer,}-ninc
pounds Of better IN both cxper.-
meats. Ia which iht milk was sklm-
med nsler thirty hours standing, q e
skimmed mills was still sweet, and
tia cream not g. thiRk and less IN
bull than iAai whicA was thrown
Of after sixty hours standing
The cream which rises first Is al.
ways richer IN butter than that
thrown " later aud il also posses
ses more of that rich nuiy favor and
smell which imparis 50 high a de-
gree ~ pleasure ID eating Il. When
proper regard las been taken to keep
the II TX Al the right temperature
while The cream II rising, aud the
proper appliances are bad In the dali
yr. al the cream that viii rise Al all
will riso 10 the surface in about
twenty four hours Some claim that
they1AA get II all up ia less time. Of
one thing We may be assured the
quicker cream can bo made TO rise the
better lis quality for cream. like all
perishAble substances, does not pre-
serve It's original properties for any
great length Of time
The beet AZ wei Ms the highest price
butter that now goes into the London
market, comos from the continent Of
Europe. where the greatest attention
is paid to butter making. In Holstein,
one Of the points considered most es-
sential in butter making is TO skim the
milk Just at the proper moment; and
this must always take place before the
milk can become sour. Choice keepa-
bic butter can only result when the
milk has been kept sweet, as the sour
ing develops curds, The Orange coun-
" butter makers observe this princi-
pie. and the experience Of the best
butter makers, both in this country
and in Europe, appears 10 have settled
down upon this principle as the cor
rect one to practice. But while the
Ni1Atu FhHA4h w Nhhth rum viz hAAan
before it is sour, the cream, on the con.
trary, is allowed to have a pleasant
acid taste before churning.
II appears 70 be the general opinion
OF butter makers, both 10 this country
and IN Europe, that better results are
obtained by allowing the cream to &C
quiro very slight acid taste, than L
ehurn il sweet; bat this acid condition
Of the cream must not be COMPOUNDED
however, with sourness, which ia al
together different and arises from diff
isrent causes, such as standing too
long. or from a close atmosphere, OF
from badly cleaned utensils, or from ,
general want Of care and cleanliness
Rurcl Nsg Ytrar
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INDIAN BREAD. Take two quarts
OF Indian meal and scald it.; then add
as much rye meal, a tea-cupful Of
molasses, half a pint Of lively yeast !;
if the yeast is sweet, no soda is nee
essary; let it stand from one to two
hours, till it rises; then bake it three
Lnurs
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BRowS BREAD BIscuiT, Two
quarts of Indian meal, a pint and a
half Of rye, one cup Of flour, two
spooufuls Of yeast and a tablespoon
ful Of moIasses. 1t is wei 10 add a
very little SOC TO the yeast almost
always, just as you put itinto the ar
ticlc. Let it rise over light.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-14

RICE BlscuIT.-Two pounds Of
-four, a tea-cnpful Of rice well boil
cd, two spoonfuls Of yeast mix it'll
warm water; when it rises enough,
bake II.
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THEY ARE Sor A VILE FANCY ppTyK

THEY ARE NOT a VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made Of Ioor Eu HAi6teJ, proof Spirits and REFUSE
Liquors doCtUttd specd, and sweGtened TO please The
taste, called TONES" "Appeti1orsn "Restor RS So
that lead the ppler 20 dgunkGnuess and ruin, but
IRE tue Medicine. made from t4a Native B1dts and
herbs Of California ffes ff0Y ~ ieohac Stfn}uignts
They arr the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect FenoyatoF aud lnylg.
orator Of IN system, carr, ing Oh all poisonous mater
and restoring the hlup to healthy condition. No
person take these Bifters according directions
end remsin long nnwen 400 viii 10 given Tor an
incH,hhe case providing tue bones not destroyed
by mineral posons other means, and the vital or
GYMS wasted beyond repair.
For lNFI.AMMATOBY AND CHRONIC EHEU-
MATlsM AND GOVT, DYSPEPsiA or OR INDlGES
TfON, BILIOUS RCMfTTENT and intermittent IL.
NEkS. DISEASES Of the BLOOD, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER. these BtTTERs have been nsst sue
ccssful Such DISEASES are caused y INITIATED
BLOOD which is generally produced by dcrangem ont
Of the digestive organs.
Cleanse the INFLATED BLOOD whenever you find It's linz
PARTIES bursting through the skin IA Pmplss Eru1
sluggish IN the veins cleanse il when 1t Is foul and
your feelings viii tell you when Keep the bloo healthy
aud AL viii be vel.
These Btters aie not gilded Pill to please the eye
delight the faucy, but mettcal Preparation
posed Of the best ingredients known
They Alternative, Tonic. DiuTetie, Sedative, Da
phareue ard Gentle Purgative,
the blood the health d the whole system will fol-
low.
RI. McDoSLD, J. WALKER $50,
Proprietnrs
San Francisco and Sacramento, California aid 81 and
IA Commerce 81 Commerce Il, short street run
sang fr9m Becker 70 Barrow, n T.
SOLD By ALL kUGGIsfs AND DEALEks--l2wi4
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V.aH5 aaafs ffsgl 81 2
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