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dale, Tuesday morning. The BODY of Earring
ton who was drowned at Augusta last Thurs
day, has not yet been recovered.
The Bangor Wing learns that Senator Nor
rlll and Speaker Blaine intend making trip
TO Europe at an early day, for the benefit OF
their health.
OXFORD COUNTY.
A correspondent of the Oxford Democrat
says novel entertainment came on aC Anuo-
yer last week Ten river drivers of Hutcbius
81 Lanes drive, came to the corner and re-
| ouested the landlord to furnish them with sup
per and lodging. This they were refused
| Then they desired the privilege OF furnishing
| their own bedding and occupy the bar-rOOm.-
This they say was refused. Then they request
| ed him to take down his sign, which he Iefus-
| ed TO do They found lodgings elsewhere that
night. The next morning they went to work
over the river near by, bat in "a few days they
| went to the hotel with the intention of taking
down the sign. One of the number procured
a rope, put it around his neck, and conmenced
| climbing the pole, intending to let the sign
down. The proprietor got hold OF the lower
end of the rope and pulled him down. IL re-
| minded the climber Of that couplet:
| "Such getting up The pole never did ste,
| In getting up two he pult d HIM down thIec.'
They concluded to change the exercises by
| eight hands around the pole and with cant
dogs they took IT out OF the ground, and let il
| fall. The proprietor procured warrant fol
| Them, ana as he could lot get deputy t(
serve it he concluded to settle with them fol
ten dollars each. They paid up promptly aud
appeared to be satisfied with the receipts for
the entertainment Of the evening. They have
concluded to perform but one night only. .
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
| from our Correspondence
little son of Capt Addison Buck Of Orne
vile was caught between two cars and killed
on the 10Th inst
Mrs. William Benson of Parkman died o
| purpura simplex on the Goth inst. This wa
the third attack which she has suffered in 3
years.
After week of very cold weather we nov
hive it about as warm as it was the middle Q
March and very pleasant. s..
YORK COUNTY .
The Portsmouth Chronicle SAYS, anon
those who have pledged aid towards the ereC
ton of the Universalst Church at Kittery, ar
Gov Pe:ham of Maine, 1. Hanscom, Esq, U
s. N, Chief of Bureau OF Construction an
Repair, Gen. Samuel f. Hersey of Bango
Hon. Charles P. Kimball of Portland, and MI
j. G. Harvey, of Portsmouth, in memory Q
the late Rev. 7. Starr King. The Kittery Sc
ciety is but recently organized, yet they hop
to have their church free when it is completed
and any contribution, however small, will h
thankfully received.
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Death in the Hair |

tBuy Me, and I'll do you Good.o-DR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIfTEk'S. No
dtugs, no poisons, nothing dele erous nothing but
good healthy roots and herbs, such Sarsapara,
Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, PTickly Ash, Thorough
pounded reach the fountains of disease and alb
soiutely cure all Humors Liver and Bilious Diseas-
es, ,ianndce Dyspepsia, COs iveness, Scroiula and
an dihcnlties arising from diseased stomach OF i'm
pure blood. Twenty years of uurivaled success has
S2Sea them 70 be the best medicine in the world
gsts. w" D'''oH' anu 90 Drug
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The Tribune, Tuesday morning, says the
Erie mystery still perplexes Wall street. The
prevalent Impression appears to be that Thorn
gotiating with Gould and Fix, and that the
latter, beidg forced nearly to the wall, are SIM
ply struggling for the best obtanable terms
befo re relaxing their hold on the road. Mean
time it would seem that Commodore Wander
bilt is actively engaged in maneuvering ad-
versely to Gould and Fisk, and some say it is
about an even chance as TO whether Erie will
hnally be absorbed by the PENNSYLVANIA Cen
trai or the New York Central monopoly.
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SPOKEN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Programme for Memorial Day,
HEADQUARTERS BOswoRTH Posr, \
No. 2, G. A. T.,
n..rs = A

DepaI tment OF Maine.
Comrades will report at the Iiealouarters N nina
o'clock A. NJ, where they will b. divided into
squads, receive their decorations and under COM
mani Of he officers OF the Post will proceed to dec
crate the graves Ia the following named Cemeteries
eastern, Western, G lvary and Forest Civ
AT ~ NJ, all the comrades OF the Post will again
assemble at these Headquarters, receive tho decora
tons and move from The hall, JOIN the escort pre-
cisey at one O'clock and pro eed to City Hail where
the City Government and Honorary MemteIs OF
the Post viii be received. The column will then
move over Published route to LINCOLN Tree on
Cum berland street.
After the decoration of said tree. will proceed at
once to The station and take the Tor DeeriIg.
On arriving AT Memorial Lot at the Cemetery the
column will halt, officers In charge OF decorating
section will proceed to post their men, one at each
grave TO be decorated. As soon as the men ara
posted officers will report to the con mander when
signal OF one gun will he given, then each COM
rade will uncover. place his decoration upon tba
grave, come TO p0siti N OF soldier at parade rest
and three volleys are fired by the firing party At
the same time the escort aud all others not other
wise assigned will be formed IN the avenues facing
Memorial Lot, which will be decorated at same time
ana In like manner as are the graves. Escort
saiutng at sign parade rest during dree and vol
ley. after which all will come TO stten ION officers
will relieve the comrades at the graves and return
to line. The whole command will then be massed
on the Chapel Lot prayer by the Chaplain. address
diclion.l
Column will then take up the line of march Tor
Comrades and escort will again assemble escort
without armsl al l o'clock P. NJ, AMI march to
tno Oity man, where a lecture, .Ihree Days at
Gettysburs," will be delivered by Gen. j. A. Hail
also vocal music by the Krentzer CLUB instrumental
music by the Portland Band, closing by Prayer.
The hall will be opened at O'clock and we cor
daily invite the citizens 10 attend with us in these
ceremonies in honor OF the alien bIave Our Ma
tons Dead.
The Post would most respectfully invite all SOL
diers and sailors who took part in the late war 10
unite with US in the ceremonies OF Memorial Day
T. A. ROBERTS, Chairman.
GEO. H. ABBOTT, Secretary.
COMMITTEE OF ARR ANaEuPEra
W. b. Smith, J. Land, w. P. Jordan,
A. y. Shaw. w. n. Pennell, L. Ii Hanson
W. H. Green, N. t. Root, Edward Moore
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Sid i'm Hong Kong Sd ult, barque AJs,is Carton,
Carlion, New York; lith, ship Malay, Clonsh, for
In port 18th ult, ship otago, Thorndiks for San
francisco; bsrque Goodell Crockett from Liverpool
ar 10Th ult; and others.
AT AT Shanghae Mich 50, ship Golden Hind, Hatch, fof
pa Al STatow Mch 20, barqus Pekn, Seymour, ior
Ar at singapore Mch &c. ship Franklin, Drew fm
PensNe White Rama ,or Hong kongJ, April bark
Sld III, havfe sih int baque Proteus, Chapman,
Bremerhaven--In the Roads 1,b h,rona + ;,,sriol
Lass. MaIshman uDe. ' '"'que H'i"'i'eN
SD TN Queenstown 10th irs', sarque Eva II Fish,
Nichols. from Mobile) tor Altoona.
Ar at Cardiff 10th, Caledonia arter Iiva,nool 4, -
New Orleans. 'eip"'i "E
Ar at Callao 2is. ult, ship Henry Sanford. pur.
Chanered-,nip Ella Norton, Berry, for MauritI, q.
with guan0 al SOS.
Al Mayaguez 9Th inst, sch Palos. sAackiOrd. f.
Baltimore. w
Sd 80 orig Eugena, LarIabee. for Guanica, to I'm
| ish ldg for Boston.
AT at st John, PR, 2sth ult brig Harry sede.ey.
Baltimore; 5th inst, sch Mary A William, Partrdee.
from savannah. -
Sid tm Kingston 10Th ut. sch A NJ Bliss. Mcintyre,
| Port Och0 and Boston.
| Ar at Havana 2lst inst barque Cardenas Sund
At It Sydney. cB, 10Th. brig W W Lord, Babin,
AT sagua 10th inst. barque c Rogers. Dickinson.
for New York. ready.
Ar at ST John. NIB. Goth inst. ship VIM A Camp.
bell Curling Boston; 6arque Moonbeam, Field, do
| 18Th. sch Abtie Dunn, Foun ain, Savannah.
| Old 20th, SETS Lyndon, Hutton, New Yorx: Sarah
Bernice, Proctor, do; W II Mailer. New York.
| SPOKEN.
| May 8, of Scilly. barque A N Franklin, from New
May 49, lat % 20. Ion 70 40, ship Zephyr, from New
| May ", lat 81 80. lon 76 &c, brig Neponset from
New York Tor Gibara.
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Storage Building and Lumber
Yard to Let.

THAT large and commodious building sn;t.b,o IA,
me storage aid sale Of lumber. hay. etc viii ~
me vacant land in the rear OF the same s n.ta ~
the west corner OF Commercial street md a; ~,
street, belonging to the Sawyer estate in ofred 3,
rent tor such term of years as tenants may REQUIRE
POSSESSION to be given at very early day.
Inquire OF JOHN G. Proctor. Reo, rs.o..
agent, No. 90 Exchange street, Portland. Me H''''
May 18th, 1871. mvoos. e.
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health, let us hope, In harmless beverages
The Tribune philosopher is In excellent
health, and responds to the many attentions
in short speeches pregnant with pleasant phi
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nooSsoN despatch gives the public to
understand that the Texas people are giving
their entire attention to the enter,ainnaart =,
MI Horace Greeley, furnishing the kind old
gentlema" railroad trains, proposing his
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THE ONLY RAILWAY

AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova S'otia) The population OF the
maritime Provinces ia about ONE MILLION,
them and the Uni ed States will pas over this Trunk
line, which is W8TA"UC co v PETl rlON
Although not vet completed. the business Of The
road is already Ear greater Than its most sanguine
friends predicted, and Ia continually increasing To
complete this road, and to equip il as fully as ITS
present large business and the imsled ate Increase
COM eauent upon its completion requires-tbe Com
panv has issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions Dollars, ecured bya tf
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Bachelors Hair nv.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in tho ~o,,s
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable In
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridculou, ,,.,s
remedies the Ill effects bad dyes; inyiaorates ,nd
gTes the hair soft aud eautiful black mr. ~,
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers and pronerlv
june 9-1870sNd1yr&w "ohu se,N.f
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The trial of John Moran for the mnrder n,
Charles M. Packard, a policeman of slough
ton, Mass, in September last. commended
Tuesday before the Supreme Court in Ded-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

N. b. Mrs. Bibber. the blind Clairvoyant, would
thank the people of Portland for their patronage.
and desires all who wish to avail themselves of her
treatment to call at their earliest convenience, Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasonable
As Mrs. Bbber rs 50 occupied she has been Obliged
to limit her hours, from 10 a. m. to p. m. By
special request she will remain here till the middle
OF May. Rooms, No. Brown Street. 27ap1m
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DnIificaI NOsea
losophy.

because he "is'nt fool" which may be COM
piimenlary to that gentlemen if not TO the
crowd OF his party associates.
The Valandigham-Adams living issue dodge
aid "accept-the-stuation-platform," reminds
one of dry rot and white wash.
The Philadelphia Press asserts that Penn
sylyania is now as strongly Republican as ever,
and that with good ticket in Philadelphia,
and an active canvass, that party VIII carry
the State in October by a large majority, ana
make it certain for Grant next year by a
larger vote than it gave him in 1868.
WINTHROP MANUFACTURES.-ln this State,
as in all others of its age where the railroad
has changed the current of business and in
veuton has revolutionzed all methods of
manufacture, we find unthrifty aud dilapi-
eller will meet villages that are thrifty and
vigorous, extending the number OF their neat
cottages each year-the best indication OF
growth. Among these is Winthrop.
The Winthrop Wooden and Cotton Mills
are among the oldest in the State. The work
is almost exclusively confined now to the man
| ufacture of wooden blanket, known in the
| country store as mill blankets, and IA coarser
blanket for horses. One set of machinery is
| occasionally lun on tweeds. The company
| now employs 120 men and women, paying
them about $500 each month and turning out
800 prs. of first class blankets daily. The
overseer and agent, John McIlroy, is a native
| of Scotland, and has spent all his days in wool
en- and cotton manufacture. The work of the
establishment is excellent, but the cooring is
remarkable. Mr.. McIIroy says that our Maine
| people make the best operatives he has evel
met with. IL
Another great industry of Winthrop is the
notable floor oil cloth works of Charles NJ
Bailey. Esq. In his factories, which cover full
two acres, 125 men are employed, turning out
$50 pieces of cloth of 25 yards each a week.
An the work that can be, is done by steam
power, even to the vanishing of the fabrics
| A new material is used in the manufacture,
| taking the place of an article that had to be
brought from distance at much create,
| expense. Mr.. Bailey owns the patent for the
| preparation of it, for which he has mills al
SkOwhegan. 1t is -four made from tho
worthless variety OF slate stone that abound,
| in Somerset county. Mr.. Bailey is still ex
| tending his works at Winthrop. Moses Bail
ey, at village called Baileyvile, is building a
factory to replace the one burned last season
5Ox25O feet. The Winthrop works are the
most extensive in the country.
The Winthrop Agricultural Works is an
other leading industry. The proprietor, Lu.
Their Whitman, ESQ is identified with most of
the improvements made in agricultural i'm
plements in this State, among which are the
wheel horse rakes and improved threshng
machines AT the present time, from 80 to 40
men are employed in the establishment.
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psYCHOMANCY.-A Lady or Gentleman
can make 81, 900 a mon h. secute their own han
Pinsss and independence, by reading Psychomancy,
Fascination or Soul Charming 400 RACES. Full in :
viii, how TO Mesmerize, become TIance or writing
Mediums, Dyination, Spiritualism, Alchemy, Phi
Iosophy Of Omens and Dreams, Brigham Young's
by mail IN cloth tor s rs, paper covers 81 co. The
Phadepa Star speaking OF the book says its author
Is HERBERT HAMILTON, b. A the ceebrated
Pss choiogica lecturer and the publisher L. W. Ey-
ANS one o. the oldest established Perfumers aud
Pu6lhh hers IN the Ciiy, the mention of whose name
ls a sufficient guarantee OF the rits OF the work
Mr. Evans has spent $4,000 already, in adj se'tisng
and getting out this extraordinary book. Skeplc5
In Psy chooay read and be convinced this wonder-
tul occult power.
NOrlCE.-Any prison willing to act as Agent
VIII Ieceiv9 sample copy FREE. As no capital is
required, all desrious OF genteel employment should
send Tor the work. inclosiug :Oc Tor Hostage, TO IT.
W. EVANS, Al S. Eight St., Philadelphia, Pa.
WILT
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$4,000 to Loan on Mortgage Oh
Real Estate.
TN sums OF $500 to S. 600 three to five years city.
i ApplytO VIM. IL. JERRlS,
may24s3w Real Estate and Loan Agent.
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ID L e ID

In this city, May 49, Mrs. Relief c., wife of the late
Robest Horton, aged rs years.
Funeral Thursday afternoon. at 8 O'Clock
at No Dow street.
In Buckfeld. Nav Z. Of Paralysis, Rev. George
ThOmes aged IT years.
In Boston, May %. Mrs. Martha widow of the late
Joseph Poland, q Portland, aged SO years.
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Cigar Store for Sale,

Very desirably located, well established, regular
run Of frst-class pay ng customers; good store,
with a well Selecttd stocI; low rent sold tor no
fault. No 229 Congress street, next to City Hall.
Some cigar dealers iu this town jealous because
sell SO cheap. but will reduce my price TO make
them more jealous.
Oct14sntt e. PONCE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Season having arrived when
this indispensable luxury is requir-
ed. and considering the high prices
charged by plumbers. hardware
dealers and Others, thereby reduc-
ing the sale and depriving those of
small means of Its use) we hereby
offer the best custom made Hy-
drant 3-ply Hose, warranted to
stand 70 lbs. pressure to the square
inch, at 20 cents per foot, in any
required length, best brass Coup
lings attached with copper wire,
and Washers ready tor use. 80 cts.
per set; best brass Hose Pipes, with
stOp-cOck, $l.24, and brass Sprink-
lers to attach to same, so cents
each. We also have Sd inch 3-pIy
Rubber Hose, made by the OdOr-
less Rubber Co. and others, which
we sell for 16 cents per foot, at
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= SPECIAL NOTICES.
New England Securities
BONDS :.
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co,

THE e. & N. A. RAILWAY is completed from
Il Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John. New Brunswick
distance OF 2f2 mles,-With the exception of So
mil between Winn. Me. and the boundary line of
the State at VancebNr0. On thi. portion The track
is new feiue la d, both from Vim east,uard and
from VanceborO ,uest,oard and il is fuI expected
that the work will be completed and trai6s running
from Bangor to st John in September next.
Tbs road will then he
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NOTICEi

THE attention OF the parents Of children who do
not attend school, is respectfully called to the
following City Ordinance:
SEQ. 4. Every child in the City Of Portland, be-
tween The OF six and seventeen years. no shall
not attend school, and not be engaged any regular
and lawful occupation, and growing up in ignorance,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding twenty
dollars, to be recovered to the of the city,
complaint before the Municipal Court in said city,
or by being placed in the House of Correction in
said city, the state Reform School, Tor such period
of time as the Judge of said Court may deem ex-
pedient.
SEC, g. shall he the duty
OF the Truant Officer to arrest all such children as
are described in The above section. and to take them
to such schools as they are accustomed entitled
to attend where they shall be detained during school
rest and detention shall be rthwith sent to the pa
rent Or guardian OF sucn child, by the officer by
whom the arrest is made, aud every child who shall
have been THREE TIMES thus arrested, shall be
proceeded against by complaint as an habitual tru
ant. ~
AS there are many boys 10 our city who belong to
the class referred to in the above and who more
or less troublesome In various quarters, l would
earnestly reques any and all who have knowledge
my office lin City Building) at their earliest conven-
fence, that they may be proceeded against In accord
ance with the ordinance referred TO. By so doing
they will very much facilitate efforts which are being
made 10 get this class into school rooms, and
also confer great favor on the
TRUANT OFyICER.
p. S.-Those who comply with the above request,
will please give the names of pareRts well as Of
the boys, together with their residence; also, sign
their own names to the communications, otherwise,
no notice will be taken of them. my23sn3w
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m A II Il lie ID a..

In this Lity. May 90 by Rev. DIR. Carruthers Frank
Pickett and Miss Annie Piftee. both of Portland.
In this city, May %, by Rev. A. A. Smith. VIM. p.
Knox, OF Charlestown, Mass, and Miss Mary e.
Edgecomb, of Portland.
In kennebunk May 20. by Rev. j. A Strout, JAS.
Kennebunk.
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FlRsT& ONLY MORTGAGE

ON ITS ENTIaE ROAD AND PROF.
ERTY FROM W1NNi 10 VANCEBO no.
(besides Second Mortgage on the entire road and
equipments from Bangor TO VIM, so miles, This
portion cost some So 10000, and the only lien there
on is mortgage to the city OF Bangor for 900 OOG
and, in addition thereto by FIRST AND
Only MORTGAGES on
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Wanted I!
Desirable Real Estate for Sale

Desirable Real Estate for Sale.
- comm adous and thoroughly built brick
$3, house, located between High aud Oak streets,
.s&s short distance from Congress street. contains
nineteen finished rooms, gas throughout and an
abundance OF water. Is arranged to accommodate
two genteel families, has two front DOORS Splendid
lot 63x157 feet. fine garden well stocked with apple,
pear and plum trees capital location Tor a first
class boarding house.
Apply to W. H. JERRIS Real Estate Agent,
mav9l*3w
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For Sale.

k1f.& A two story brick dwelling house and barn
E;, situated in Deering within 80 rods OF the lne
.Wskof this city, upon that beautiful tminence
south of Woodfords Corner. more delightful
location for residence cannot be found The
lot is less than an acre but be enla ged at low
rate u applied for at once; hard and soft water is
abundant. Immediate possession given aud part OF
the purchase money can main on NOR ipage Ap-
ply ON the premises, at Upham & Adams, No. 192
Commercial ST., or Il. Newman, Esq, No. Union
St., in This city.
NAV 2ieOd3Ris
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FRECKLES! FRECKLES |

to remove MOTH. TAN, AMI FREoKLES, the only
Reliable and Harmless PrepQra-
ttOn knOaUn to Science!
Manufactured only by B. F. RACKLEY, Dover,
N. H., and sold by all Druggists. my11sn3m
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Removal.

THE New York Steamers will until further notice,
l. leave east side OF Atlantic Wharf, foot OF India
St., every Monday and Thursday, as heretofore.
The Office OF the Company will be in the building
corner OF Commercial ST., and Atlantic What, (up
stairsD may2iit
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pASSE NGERS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAmEG

Batavia. Barque Heidi-323i baskets and 800 bag
sugar, to Geo Starr.
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The work of cure is now beginning. The initiated n
mucous deposits in the bowels and in the amentary
nal arc elected The liver, like clock is wound up
arouses from torpidy The stomach acts responsive
and the patient begins to feel that he is getting at
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IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
ny .. n. SOnENCK, M. u.
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DOhElGN fOkISs
Ar at Yokohama 9Th ult ship st Joseph, Reed,
San Francisco,
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CONSUMPTION,


The Mandrake Pills are composed of one of Natr
noblest gfts-the Pedophillum Petatum They nos sas
the Alternative properties of caomel
unlike calOmcl they
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Many human being has passed away for whose death
there was no other reason than the neglect of known
and indsputaby proved means of Those near and
dear to family and friends sleeping the dreamess
slumber into which, had they calmly ADOPTED