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SPAIN AND CUBA.

The New York Herald iurthe Spanish COrtes-
The Question Respecting the sale Of Cuba to
the United Stntcs.
MADRID, April Z, 1871.
Yesterdays session In the Spanish Cortes was
more pacific than the preceding one. 1t was con-
fined to the voting OF the committee who have to
verify the dcas OF the elections OF each deputy to
an Interpolation respecting the rumor which had
been current OF an offer the part OF the United
States to purchase Cuba for 800 000 and the
reading of a communication from the Duke OF
Montpensier. Senior vildosola put the question
respecting the sale OF Cuba in this form
The NEW YORK HERALD OF March IS gives account of
despatch which had produced great all the dpo
matte circles OF Washington. The despatch apparently
directed by General Sckes notifying govern
to sell the Island OF cuba the North
public for 300 600 desire government give
proper explanations this point for they seeking
money In all quarters and mt cost 1t looks If
millions portion of Spanish
territory watered with the blood OF SOLDIERS
volunteers.
The Colonial Minister Senior Ayala, replied with a
warmth which looked very much like what one
might call put on:''-
Minister AYALAI should have wished that this report OF
winch Senior Vdosoa has made himself should
have needed the denial of the government but should have
been met by the denial OF his Spanish Citizen
representative of Washington Span and have been
compelled to myself with this calumny announce
soemny. in the Of the that Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippine Islands have but price,
natives who resolved to lose everything before losing
honor.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Fair-Crittenden Murder Trial Not Con-
cluded-Turder and Suicide in Grass
vaIley-SunGny LRvvlessness in san Fran.
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25 1871.
The Fair-Crittenden trial did not proceed this
afternoon, on account OF the funeral OF sister OF
one OF the jurors. The jury not being allowed to
separate the whole twelve attended the funeral
Byrne had commenced the closing argument and
VIII finish tomorrow. The case will undoubtedly
go 10 the Jury TO morrow night.
Jonn G. Reutschler, saloon keeper az Grass Val.
ley, ana his wife, were both found dead III q room
adjoining the saloon this morning. The woman had
shot her husband dead and then sawed both her
arms TO the bone with a knife and blel to death.
They had not lived happily together.
Rowdylsm at sunday pier les has become so out
rageous that the Catholic clergy, by order Of the
Archbishop are exhOrting Their congregations to
abandon them altogether.
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FUNERAL OF PRINCE ALEXANDER OF WALES.
from the London Times, April 121

From the London Times, April 1871
The funeral OF Prince Alexander John Charles Al
bert, the third son and sixth child OF their royal
Hignnesses the Prince and Princess OF Wales was
sOemnlzed yesterday afternoon IN the picturesque
churchyard Of ST Mary Magdalene. in the park at
Sandrlngham The funeral ceremonial was OF the
simplest possible character, and conducted with
privacy, tile lew people who travelled from Lynn
and elsewhere, and they were not numerous-It
being Kings Lynn market day-belng kept on the
high road outside the park palisading, and only
those connected with the royal estate being ad-
mitted into the park. The weather dull ana
rather cold but not so severe as 1t mad been on
some previous days.
The pathway from che garden gate TO the church
yard was lined on each side by the laborers, work
men and c0ttagers on the estate, and near the
churchyard were o score or two OF children belong
Ing to the Princess schools who were dressed In
scarlet capes &C.. the presents of the Princess OF
Wales. The demeanOr or all present was devOut in
the house to the church with no accompanying toll
ing OF bells, the only public ntimaton Of what
going on being that the flags were halfmast high on
the towers OF the Sandringham's and Kings Lynn
churches, the Gray Friars' Tower and some other
places. The funeral ceremony was conducted by the
DR.. Wellesley, assisted by the Rev. w. Lake Ons-
low, M. A., rector OF Sandringham. The coffin OF
the infant Prince bore the following Inscriptions
Alexander John Charles Albert,
third son Of
: Albert Edward and Alexandra,
Prince and Princess of Wales.
Born April D, 1871.
Died April 2, 1871.
vault mad been provided for the infant Prince
under the east window or the church. ana the tomb
stone will be visible from the grounds at the con-
and returned to Sandringham House, and the vault
was at once brcked up.
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A s0RTIE FROM PARIS REPULsEI
Strong Reaction in the Provinces in
Favor Of Napoleon.
An Official Declaration That the
Government is Without Credit.
IElEGRiMS TO THE new YORK HERALD.

President Theirs has issued circular, bear
ing date Of the oath, in which he says
HOPEFUL PROSPECT.
The last few days have been employed in
engineering work and concentrating our
troops. New corps have been formed at
Cherbourg, Cambria and Auxene, composed
of the heroes of Gravelotte Generals Douai
and Cliuchaut will command them.
The late engagements at Bagneux were sue
cesses for our troops, who captured red flag
from the enemy. The great operation will
soon commence.
CANNoNADING ON THE SOUTH.
A heavy cannonading from the batteries of
the Versailles army at Meudon, Creteuil and
Chatllon was opened this morning on Forts
d'Issy and vanvres and the ramparts at Pont
du Jour-
AN INsURGENT soRTIE REFUSED.
The insurgents made sortie on Sunday to-
wards Chatillon and at first captured barri-
cade held by Versailles troops, but were even
tually repulsed with heavy loss
PARIS TO BE BoMBARDED.
M. Theirs has resolved to lombard Paris
when the forts east and north of the city are
delivered up by the Prussans.
THEIRS AND IMAGINATION AT oHATrLIoN.
A lively cannonade is in progress at
Bagneux. President Theirs and Marshal Mac
Mahon have visited the trenches at Chatillon.
TuR MAILLoT GATE.
Fort Mont valerien slightly cannonaded the
the Maillot gate Of Paris yesterday.
General Ducrot has resigned.
GENERAL DoUAI IN COMMAND.
General Douai has replaced General Ducrot
in command Of portion of the army of the
Assembly.
THE GOVERNMENT WITHOUT CREDIT.
Hie official journal of to-day announces
that until the instruction is QaeIled the Ger
mans will continue to hold certain Of the forts
about Paris, because the government is with
out credit.
REACTION IN FAVOR OF NAPOLEON.
A strong reaction favorable to the restora-
ton OF the Emperor Napoleon is reported to
have set In the provinces.
ADHERESTs OF THE DUO D'AuMALE.
A number of the deputies to the Assembly
are known to desire to make the Due
d'Aumale President of the Republic.
ELECTIONS TO re HE'D.
n. Picard has issued circular to tho pre-
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LONDON MONEY MARkyT.-LoNDoT, April Al r.
MConsos closed mt sSs for money ana So sSh FOR the
account American scurtes n United states FIVE twenty
bonds 1867, w. 1888, Old W; ls67 e2 tenfVres. os
FRANkfohr BouRsr-FRANkToRT, Aprh A-Evcning.-
United States nve.tweny bonds closed ~sx ST. for the
OF lss2
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKEr.-LivERrooL, April as
450 r. M.Ihe cotton market closed stsadeT. Middng
lands. fully Tad mdng Oreans, 7tsd 7d. The sales
of hc day have been J bacs including 400 for export
and speculation.
TRADE MASoHTsrEn- LlvrRpoot, April 2-The
market for yarns and fabrics al Manchester Is du.
LIVERPOOL bAHADsrUrfr MARKEr.-LiypRroo April
81 80 l.. MWheat 12s Al. per GENITAL for California
white red spring wheat, lis liz. a. Tor No TO No.
red winter wheat ls 0d The receipts OF the
past three days have been $500 quarters, OF which 250
American.
LIvrGrooI PRovrsioSs MAnKrr. -LrvEnroot, kpr,l
% Evening -Bacon Short rib mindless <3s. ID
LONDON .RoptOE Market loNBoS, April 25-Re-
fined petroleum, l6Ed i6sld per gallon Eyenins.--u-
seed oil. Isl 81. \ Eal lo~
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ENGLAND.
The Debate Oh the Budget and Parliamentary
Tactics Of the 0ppOsitiNl.
Ministerial Hint Of Reagnation-The Lucifer
Match Tax Plan Withdrawn-Why the
Police Acted Against the People.
ItlteRkxS TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April IS, 1871.
The Parliamentary debate on the Lowe. Ga dstone
budget continues excite the livcliest political feel
ing IN the House OF Commons and the reports OF the
proceedings attact universal attention the part
OF the outside public.
Continuing my report OF the debate, by cable for
the HERALD have 10 state that during the sitting
OF the House OF Commons last night-or rather at
an early hour this morning-Mr Lowe, Chancellor
OF the Excnequcr, IN continuation OF his remarks
already reported said:--"lf the Cabinet were CON-
PEELED to withdraw The budget the government must
seriously consider the proper course to pursuc.n
Messls. Gipn aud Jacob Bright and other liberal
members mauc speeches In opposition to the
budget.
Mr. Disraeli spoke In denunciation OF the PROPOSE
lions OF the budget for The increase Of the Income
tax and the succession duties and for the imposition
of an duty on ucller matches and wax lights.
He moved a resolution adverse To the match tax
clause.
Mr.. Gladstone. IN reply, said that ITO recall and
reconsider the budget at the bidding OF an alyer-
sary was unprecedented lie was, however, willing
to reconsider the question OF the tex on uciIer
matches in case 1t should be found 70 be incon-
venIent and irritating TO the people IN well Is I'M
productive OF favorable revenue results"
Mr. Gladstone In conclusion. said that 'rhe oppo-
siton had in the main directed their assaults upon
the match tax, but the abolition or the system or
purchase of army commissions was the real target.n
In the vote wh!cn ensucd on u division the gov
eminent was sustained.
The House soon afterwards adjourned.
Before the close OF the debate another vote was
tan en- upon MIR. Dixons motion against the "pro-
posed tax on Matches" which resulted lavorably TO
the government.
The Anti-Match Tax Agitation in the
strects--lsovcrnment RepressiOn--Thc Tax
Clause Expuugcd from the Budget.
LONDON, April 25, 1871.
The House OF Commons Is still engaged IN the con.
sidcration OF the budget
During Inc session OF the House OF Commons THIS
evening Mr.. Gladstone stated that che had assumed
the responsibility or ordering the police to prevent
antLmatch tax demonstrations" lie, the Premier
'decned to say why the same powers had not been
used to stop sunday demonstrations"
Mr. Disraeli gave notice OF resolution TO the
erect tnat the financial plans Of the government
were unsatisfactory to the House, and should be
reconsidered"
The Chancellor oil the Exchcquer then announced
that the government 'sceing the violence OF the OPP
position 10 the measure. would withdraw tue match
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SMALLPOX ON SHIPBOARD.

The Steamers City of Dublin aud Alexandria
in Quarantine mt Halifax with Smallpox
Among Their Passengers.
HALIFAX, N. s., April 25, 1871
The Inman steamer City OF Dublin from Liver
pool for New York. has been detained in quarantine
at this port since Sunday morning together with
her passengers and mail, on account OF the pre-
valence OF smallpox among the Storage passengers.
TWO deaths occurred to-day.
The Anchor line steamer Alexandria, from Liver
pool Tor ST. john N. b., has also been detained since
Sunday on account OF smallpox on board.
The Board OF Health OF Halifax Will hold both
steamers until the disease Is eradIcaJed.
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fects of the departments to the effect that the
municipal elections soon to be held will be fol-
lowed by those for the filling of vacant seats
in the Assembly and the Council General
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
M. Theirs had a long interview yesterday
with Prince Albert, of Saxony, and General
Fabrice.
Fort Clarendon has been occupied by de-
tachment of the Versailles Army.
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PERILS OF TIE DEEP.

Probable Shpwrcck IN Boston Eay-A Vessel
Supposed 10 be Lost with All ON Board.
Boston, Mass, April 25, 1871.
A quantity of "wreck stun'' has been found in
Boston Bay, which renders 1t almost certain that the
bark Merrimac OF Boston, Captain Nichols, from
Montevdeo for this port has been lost, and proba-
bly, with all on board. Among the debris was
bucket rack marked "Merrimac, OF Boston," That
vessel was fully due at this port, and 1t is likely that
she was run down and sunk by an outward bound
vessel. Nothing has yet been discovered OF the
wreck except the bucket rack ard some planks,
CASKS, &c.
The Merrimac was owned by Messrs. Bridge, Lord
n Co. and others of Boston and was not Insured.
Her cargo consisted OF 675 bales Of WOOL consigned
to @. +. Perry.
Captain Nichols belonged to Searsport Me-. where
mis- family reside.
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A RAILROAD WAR IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO ILL.,, April rs, 1871.
The war az PEORIA Ill.,, between the Chicago, Rock
Island aud Pacific ana the Peoria and Rock Island
Railroads. was very exciting. Last evening both
parties disputed the others right to trains on
certain track, and the Peoria and Rock Island deter
mined, at about our o'clock, to force passage with
"A train coupled 10 i've engines. The chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific opposed the passage with three
engines hitcned together, and both parties butted
against one another for more than h0ur-thc
Mayor refusing 10 inercre-wnen finally the Peoria
and Rock Island cleared the track and shot It's train
ahead To-day both roads have been enJoned, each
NV Ia a her
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RAIL ROAD Coss0l lDATI0S.

TORONTO, Canada, April IS, 1871.
An agreement has been concluded between the
Great Western and Michigan Central Railroad Com
panies for period Of twenty years, under which
the entire through earnings are put into u Joint
purse and then dvided. Both companies also bind
themselves not 10 interchange traffic with any new
lines across Canada or Michigan. This virtually
consodates the lines and makes them one for
through traiilc between Chicago and Buraio and
the suspension Bridge. The tunnel 10 connect the
two lines under Detroit river Is also 10 be COM
menccl forthwith.
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Report Of Ocean Horror and Sad
Fatality mt Sea.
LONDON, April IS, 1871.
IL is reported that the steamship Queen OF the
Thames, from Melbourne, bound to London, .has
been lost. and that q large number OF persons were
drowned"
No particulars have been received
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The Ocean Steam Rnce-r Stenm ship City
Of Paris Ahead of the Oceanic.
LONDON, April IS, 1871.
The Inman steamship City of Paris, Captain
Morehouse, from New York April Is, arrived at
Queenstown at half-past six this morning.
The White Star steamship Oceanic, Captain
Murray, which left New York on the same
day and passed Sandy Hook thirty minutes
ahead OF the City of Paris, has not yet
been reported at Queenstown The ocean race,
therefore, II there was such thing, has been won
by the City OF Paris
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InfammatOry Plncard In Dicppe.

InfiammatOry PIncnrd In Dicppc.
LONDON, April %, 1871.
A despatch from Dieppe says placard,
urging the supporters of the Commune to
hasten to Paris has been displayed there, but
was destroyed by the authorities. The in
fammatory document had no effect upon the
inhabitants.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

APRIL g.
1861. Wilkes Booth shot and his accomplish
Harold, captured.
1S59-Sardlnia rejected Austria's demand for her
disarmament and the latter's troops entered
her territory to enforce II.
1s52-Steamers w. b. Clifton and Chickasaw
colided on the Ohio river and twenty persons
were drowned.
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This Is the season 0f tho Year When fhss
system should be thoroughly purged o the humors which
create disease. There Is purgavs cahartic ~ rsd
and enicaciOus as HELMBOLUS GRAPE PILLS, causing
neither nausea nor gripping pains as Is the case with the or
binary cheap patent pills OF the day. most OF which arc
composed OF caome mercury and careessy prepared
by inexperienced Alter Thoroughly purgng hs ys
tenn HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPA RlLIlt, the
great blood purifier and they viii insure new NE,
renewed Vigur. Try them.
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THE MEMPHIS SPRING RACES.
MEMPHIS, April Is. 1871


This was the first day OF the spring races here.
Owing to the continued showers the track was very
heavy and the attendance light
The first race-for all ages, two miles and repeat
was Tor subscription OF $3.50, p. p, the club adding
5000; the second horse to save his stake.
SUNNI KY.
%
Allie Hunt was the favorite.
In the sweepstake race S15 each, p. D., $3.50
added, mile dash Tor three-y ear-ods, eleven entries
and four at the startSentne was first, followed by
Neiligans chestnut colt by Lexington, Lord Fairfield
and Quicksand, IN the order named Time, I:5l u.
Negan'5 Colt was the favorIte.
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A single Trial VIII Convincr

teal Of The efficacy Of hELMBOLDS GRAPE PILLS 10 Sick
Nervous Headache Jaundicr Indigestion Constipation.
Dyspepsia Biousness Liver Complaints General Debility,
&c. No nasea gripping pains but mild, pleasant and
safe operation Children them with impunity They
the best and most reliable. HELMb0LD'S EXTRACT
SARSAPAR1LLA creates new, fresh and healthy blood,
beauihes the complexion and u youthful appear
ance, dispelng Pmp es Biotches Moth Patches all
eruptions OF the
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n Powders and Outward An

A.-Lncr Cmrtnins-A specially. New Sprua
Patterns ready.
At KELTYs, Broadway, near Aston place.
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The Milton Gold JcwcIry Company Have

supopted the propreors OF the well known si orisoaa
One Dollar Store, 667 Roadway. their sofa Agents. N
America for The sale of the MILTON GOLD JEwELRY-
The only place in the city to procure the genuine Milton
Jewery will Original Dollar Store under the Grand
Central Hotel ouehaIf OF their magnificent show rocms
will devoted to the exhibition and 50 Of these gooc and
every promise the pubic by The Milton Goli Jewey
Company Will be carried out by the PROJECTORS Of e oris
mai One b67 BrosdwaY opposite Bopd street.
Their ace business continually Mel VITA the beat class
OF our cxen purchasing the Mh Jewery aud also Other
articles equally CHEAP that only be mad at tia
Original one Dollar store which OF business has been
successful operation FOR three years. and during
that the bargains offered public have not cecn
great those Oh cred a Is indeed astonishing TO
the choice o. such magnificent goods sold for one dollar
and TIE proprietors OF the One Dollar store Gully hsA
sssm " Re, Aple 70 suppy such gooda Tor Que dolts
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


UUy H"K6Ts W.. HtnIcII'se
The Haymskers of Troy, and tue Athletics of Brooklyn
played their return the Captons grounds yestcr
dav afternoon In the presence of good audience The
foil a he
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MI POWUPrH NnU OUTWUrU
OF the skin rendering IL harsh and
abby, and in short time destroy the complexion II
would have fresh healthy and youthful appearance
the system thoroughly; us- HELMBOLDS GRAPE PILLS
and HELMBOLD'S SARSAPARILIh, which beautides the
complexion. Beware OF those cheap patent pills carelcsy
prepared by inexperienced persons-vendei 10 wooden
Of which contain either caomes mercury
other deleterious drugs.
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Q y 3 a..
Herald Special Report from
Ha vana.
InSurgent Forces in the Santl ESpiritu
District Increasing.
Valmaseda in Hot Pursuit-EyecutiOn Of
Citizens Charged With Aid.
ing the Insurgents.
TELECaAms TO THE NEW YoaxHERALu.

HAVANA, April "a, 1871.
The HERALD correspondent at Sant Es-
piritu furnishes the following report of the
condition of affairs in that region-
There are more insurgent bands in this dis
trict than in the beginning of the instruction
The majority have INVADED this jurisdiction
from Camaguey and destroyed much valuable
property. Valmaseda, since his arrival, has
been having them actively pursued, and has
ordered many executions of citizens accused
of aiding and abetting the insurgents
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A.-FOr n stylish md Elegant Hat Co To
ESPENSCHIED'S, Manufacturer, No. lls Nassau street.
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Runs earned-Athletic 4, lawmakers y.
Umpire-Mr. Ferguson, OF Mutual Club.
Time OF game-One hour and forty minutes.
To-day, Eckford vs.. Warren, on Union grounds
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Of the Seine. The soldiers of the Commune
occupied certain of the forts thus given up.
A flag Of truce soon made its appearance
from the German lines and preferred an objec-
ton to the act, whereupon the Communists, at
the order of General Cluseret, evacuated the
forts.
THE ARNfIsTICE REGULATIONS.
During the suspension of hostilities at
Neuilly the troops of the two armies will hold
their respective positions, and fire ceases all
along the lines.
STRONG POSITIONS OF THE VERSAILLES ARMY.
In several "Reminiscences by the Commu-
mist troops recently made the Versailles forces
were found in the occupancy of strong posi-
tons. They were attacked, but without ma
terial result. The army of the Assembly is
mainly engaged in the establishment of new
batteries.
COwARDLY OFFICERS.
General Dombrowski demands the prosecu-
ton of the chiefs of the 22Oth and 22lst bat
talions of the National Guard for cowardice.
THE VICTORY OF MoNTRoUGE.
The commandant at Fort Montrouge claims
victory for the forces of the Commune under
his order.
THE DELEGATION TO LYONS.
The delegates recently sent to Lyons have
returned to Paris, and will present to the
Commune an account of their proceedings.
The Armisiice-Attack ON NJ. ThIcr.-Thc
Friends Of Order Moving.
PARIS, April 24-Evening.
The expected suspension of hostilities did
not take place to-day, bu. 1t Is believed will
commence tomorrow.
ATTACK on NJ. THEIRS.
The Communist newspapers Of to-day con-
centrate in an attack upon NJ Theirs.
TIE FRIENDS OF ORDER MOVING
A placard upon the walls invites the
ITleHuS Oh Oruer 10 Dc In readiness 10
avenge their brethren murdered in the recent
butchery in the Place vend6me.
TIE VERSAILLES GOVERNMENT.
A Favorable Report Of the Stu
alton from Theirs.
BAzAINE'S OLD ARMY RE02GANIZlNG.
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Severe BOmbardment Of the Southern Forts by
the Government Batteries.
A s0RTIE FROM PARIS REPULsED
Strong Reaction in the Provinces in
Favor Of Napoleon.
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An Expected Duel Not 10 Como on.
HAVANA, April 25, 1871.
1t Is reported that the expected duel between
Ramon Herrera the Colonel OF the Fifth Volunteers,
and Lorenzo Pedro, Will not take place.
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Dead Shot, for Bcdburs.
Tryi
and Geep in peace.

If Your Throat IL sore or You Are An.
noycd by a constant cough promptly d.. JAMES Ex.
PECTORANT will relieve the air passages Of all phegm
aay Inflammation and so give the dissased parts
a chance to heal No safer remedy be had for all
Coughs and Colds any complaint Of the Throat Lungs.
and taken in time short will provss efficacy Sod