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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

Says New York fashion journal:
A dainty hat of white chip, with n
scarf Of pale blue tulle, rose with Just
the fainttst blush upon it, and trailing
vine, which falls with the scarf at tile
back, is one Of tho. gems Of The season,
Another charming little hat OF Italian
strnw, with cluster Of golden.headed
Iansies, band and loops Of two shndes
Of pale violet ribl,on, and n long scarf Of
black tulle edged with Chautilly lace, is
attractive enough TO suit the most fash.
dious taste.
The pointed wells Of black Spanish
lhce are very fashionable, and nre gen.
orally becoming, which is, Of course. the
very best reason for their being "a mode.
However, the veil Of real Cbantrlly still
holds its favor with ladies' OF requisite
tnste. 400
Two or three fichus Of either black OIL
white lace are now quite indispensable t.
q lldy's wardrobe. They form vefy
heavy addition to toilette, ind may bt
nude TO harmonize with any dress by
the simple change Of ribbon bows.
Among the novelties in suits which
we have noticed lately is n dress of lilut
silk. Upon the bottom OF the skirt ID
placed very deep ilOunce, which flUnnce
is trimmed tirst with n narrow iuflle,
next with a band Of salmou.colored gui.
pure insertion, above this double box
plating OF silk. aud still another which
covers the scam where the fonnce il put
on to the skirt. The polonaise Of blue
silk, which is cut in the princess shape,
is trimmed with two rows Of the salmon
insertion, aud deep full Of the same
colorcd guipure lnce. A small double
tnlnin, open at the back and trimmed tc
correspond with The rest, is worn with
the polouaise. q bow Of blue gros grain
ribbon with long ends is placed upon the
back Of the talma.
A dress OF foularil, striped in two
shades of grey, has tue underskirt cut SC
that the stripes run bins. This il trimmed
with three narrow ruillcs Of plnin silk oil
the darkest shade Of gray. The polon-
aisc Of the striped fouard is cut straight
way Of the goods, is made with Wat.
teau plat in the back, aud is trimmed
with narrow Iunle to match the rufllcs
upon the street. The sleeves are small,
flowing, trimmed with a rnfile which
extends to the elbow, where it is finished
with bow. A bow is also plnced ut
the bask above the Vatican plait. aud
bows ave used TO fastcn the front Of the
polunnise.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

Tho new tariff bill, OF the Urited
States, comprises the following changes,
to go into effect the let OF August
Salt in bulk. Sc. per 100 lbs; salt in
bags, he, per 100 lbs.
Bituminour coal, Toe. per ton.
Oatmeal, ic. per ID. t--
Potatoes, loo. per bushel.
Sole leather, 10 per cent calfskins,
tanned or dressed, % per cent; upper
leather Of all kinds, % per cent; mo-
rocco skins tanned, IN per cent,
Chiccory root, lc. per ID.
Timber, squared, lc. per cubic foot I;
sawed boards, plank, deals, and other
lumber OF hemlock, white wood. syca.
more, and Eastwood, 81 per 1000 feet
board measure I'll other wood and saw.
ed lpmGer, soc, per l, 600 feet.
Hubs, posts, last blocks, wagon blocks,
oar blocks, heading blocks. &c, 90 per
cent; picSeti and palinEs, 20 per cent.
laihs, l5c. per 1000; shingles, Soc. per
LOCO; pine claploards. 81 so per ], 900.
House and cabinet furniture, 81 per
cent.
Casks aud barrels, empty, sugar box
shocks, and packing cases, 80 per cent.
Fruit, shade, and lawn trees, 20 per
cent; garden seeds for agriculture mud
horticultural purposes, 90 per cent.
Ginger ground, &c. per h.; ginger,
preserved, So per cent; ginger essense,
IS per cent. .-Ll.r.
Chocolate aud cocoa, prepared, &c. per
ID.
On all wool and manufactures OF wool,
90 per cent. on existing duties.
On oil manufactures Of cotton, 30 per
cent. on existing duties.
On all iron. steel, copper, ard all
other metals and the manufactures there
of, 90 per cent. on existing duties.
Printing paper, sized, % per cent,
On manufactures OF india.ruhber,
leather goods, glassware, and unwrouglit
mpe.clay, 30 per cent. on existing du-
ties. If o.
On cotton bagging and guuny cloth,
valued at less than 7c. per square yard,
lic, per h.; over &c. per square yard,
&c. per lb.
On insulators, % per cent.
Emery ore. SO per ton.
On corks, 80 per cent.
On camphor, crude, l5c. per ID.
ChlOratc of potash, 30. per Id.
Rochelle salts, &c. per Id. "a.
Soda ash, 50 per ton sal soda, s. per
ton. I ssg1. 5-ff4t..
On sartonine, IS per lib. .s.t..
On strychnia, 81 per lb.
On bly rum, 81 per gallon.
On run essence or oil, Soc. per ounce ;
on vermoutli, same dnty as on wine.
Mustard, ground, loo. per ID. ,s.4
Zante curTants lc, per Id. "a sl U5I
Pr1Des. lc. per lb.5s4ur.. ,iil4I5-d
Eig. lic; per u, - .au ID OF i.s.s
Risins, 2!c. per ID. q, ,gsa. ,..
Dates, lie. per ID. '''i ~ 't' " -
Preserved milk, % per cent. by as
On tin plates, terne, andtasger's tin,
60 per cent. IsHit ...IaHaT VI
Galvanized iron, 20. per Id. l.8ll n
Umbrella frames, sticks andunDers,
10 per cent; silk and alpaca umbrellas,
10 rer cent. ,..a -l.L...,t,.
saltpctre, crude, 1lc. peril. saltpetr,
refined, &c. per lib. i'' f.t'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

SEVERAL OF the Boston papers have
reduced their price and some have in
creased their size.
IL Paris NJ. Paul de CaSsagnac fought
a duel with NJ. LEROY, editor OF the
Rapp'L The latter was slightly wounded.
THE finest game Of the season in base
hall was played in Williamsburg, the
Mutuals defeating the Athletics by u
score Of 8 toe,
THEpreliminary examinations, seven in
number, OF Marshal BaZaine, have been
completed under the direction Of Gen.
eral Larivlere.
An English lady in the City Of Birm.
iDgham has been male to pay tine Of
go for giving m undeservcd recon.
mendation" to discharged domestic.
BlFoRE his death and at the request OF
Jane, Gordon Bennett, Archbishop
MrCIoskey visited his bedside admins.
tered to him the last sacraments Of the
Church.
NINE steamers left New York in one
day for Europe, the largest number that
ever started hence for the Old World in
one day. All Of these were crowded with
passengers. .... ..
The revolntionists have forced twenty.
four merchants, all wealthy citizens Of
Monterey, to work in the trenches be.
cause they refuse to pay $50, 900 demand.
ed Of them as loan.
THE Asiatic cholera has come to New
York. The French gunboat Terror, with
forty cases of the cholera on board, ar.
rived ut That port aud was Immediately
ordered to the open ocean.
BEcENT information received in Wash.
ington rom Spain, strengthens the be-
lief that DR.. Houanl will soon be restored
toliberiy in accordance with the request
OF the U. S. government
The Supreme Court of Florida, de.
cided W. d. Blosham, to have been
elected Lieutenant.Goyerno of the State
in 1870, lie having received the largest
number Of votes cast at the election then
held.
The conference committee on the Tar
il and Tax bill have agreed on Their
report. They place whisky at 10 cents,
which covers everything except the 10
cent stamp on the barrel for the rcctif.
er, and fix uniform tax on tobacco oil
20 cents.
Tue Methodist Book Concern troubles,
which have been before the Church and
the country in one form or another for
the last three and balfyears, hayebcen
settled, and, probably, in the manner
most satisfactory and just to all the
parties concerned.
ISthe New York spring races the Ford
ham Handicap, n dash Of one mile and n
quarter, was won by 0rtolnn the Bel.
insut stake for three-yenr olds was won
by Joe Daniels /; tue dash three.qlarters
Of a mile, for a purse Of $40 was Won by
Alarm, aud leStCpple.chase was won by
Tammany.
GENERAL IlowAnp telegraphs Secreta
nv Dclano that n peace has been nPgoti,
itcd with the Indians, by which the lat.
ter solemly engage to indulge in M more
raids, and further pledge themselves tc
"look up" the hostile and incorrigiblC
Apache braves, General Howard re-
gnrds success us sure now.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

Be ECONOMICAL most to you
spending. M matter what comes in, i
more goes out, you will always be poor
The art is not in making money, but il
keeping il little expenses, like mice il
barn, when they are many, make gren
waste. Hair by hair, heads get bald
straw by straw, the thatch goes of thu
cottage aud drop By drop, the rniG
comes 10 tho chamber. A barrel Is soor
empty, il the tap leaks buta drop min
ute. When yOu begin to save begin
with your mouth, many thieves pass
down the rcd lane. The ale Jug is q
great waste, in all other things keep
within compass. Never stretch your legs
farther than the blankets will reach, or
You will soon be cold. In clothes choose
suitable and lasIing stun, aud not tawdry
fnerieS To DO warm is tile min thing:
never mind tue looks, A fool may make
money, but it needs wise man 10 spend
It. Remember it Is easier to build tEo
rliinncys than 10 keep one going. II
you give Ill to back and board, tbera is
nothing left for tho savings bank. Fare
hand and work hard while you arc young.
and you will have chance to rat when
you are old.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17
A Faithful Fellow.

heard story that exceeds artblng
OF the kind / have ever known Slys
correspondent writing from Nv York,
By The way, did you ever lieur2f Martel,
tile Creole iair.drcsser. who'l nce tlonr.
ished in New York; Well, he had d
great reputation among the aristocrncy
and was consulted by the frstl Ladies',
not only in regard TO colinre, but y
dress. No bride WINS colidered ready
for The nlteLGntil Mart,llad pronounced
sentence upon her .apparince. When
he fell sick, and was lying, these fair
patrons would alight jom iheircarfiages
to enquire in persopfor his health, and
when permitted, would enter his sick
room and nurse lin, But this is the
remarkable story: During the Sauto Do
mingo revolution some years ago, .
slave, named Tlussaint escaped from
that island withhis mistress, and went
to France. From F,nnce they came to
New York, arriving here In most i'm
poverished condition. TousSaint found.
after considerable search, two very Cheap
and poorroms, in which he installed
his midres, and child, aud for the first
few days ne begged for their support.
Then lie made arrangements to go f ON
house to house on certain hours In the
capacity Of barber to gentlemen. As he
made his wny in his nrt, he opened q
barber SHOP, which soon became one OF
iltt.class resort. As he fouriEhed In
business the condition OF the woman and
child improved in proportion. The lat
ter, girl, was well educated, and being
possessed OF great beauty aud winning
ways mnrricd n very wealthy man Of the
nrme Of Kouger. Alter atime the moth
or died. TOnssaint, who had little iaitl
in anything American. invested his earn
Jugs in France, and he too soon aftei
died. Before dying, however, he willed
his fortune to tie daughter Of bis be
loved mistress. A few years Inter Mr.
Konger failed in business and died
leaving his wife and children penniless
except for the Toussaint legacy The
bpreaved family parted with their home
and household idols in New York and
removed to n little New England village,
where they now reside, supported by
the interest Of 500, 1000, which they regu'
lhrly receive in gold from France.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

Talk at the Toilet Every lAdy's maid knows
that the beWichinR beings who pave their triuin.
plant way with conquered h arts regard splendid
read Of hair the most effective OF all vOmany iAsrln-
atoms. They believe and they arc right, that ihGy
can lassO ~ many hcAn1 with The luxuHani ringcts
and glossy brAlds as they can "kill at hlght" with
their beamlng eyes Hence IN their "tollet TALK
AMONG themselves and with their Attendant,, the
merits Of preparations for the hair are freely osn.
yAssed and the latest result OF this discussion A.cs
70 be the almost universal adoption Of LToSs RATu-
AiROS as an article better adapted 70 pFomott III
growth and beauty Of the "Chlof Glory NJ woman
Than Iny other at present before the world. They
say that without rriatine the skin OF the head Il
rraiieatsa dAudrf and that II psnetriis below u,
surface 10 the roots Of tho half endoWlng tACn viii
NV life aud Ngor, -;com.l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

ANXIOUS TO M HANGED There is an
old man named Jeremiah Collins, in
prison nj Albany, undcrsentrnce Of death
for tho murder Of his wife, Unlike most
rulprits similarly situated, he insists on
the execution Of his sent nee. He insist,
upon 1t that his wife deserved TO be
killed, and ut the same time seems to
think that he ought to be hanged. lie
objects to any commutttion Of hi, ten.
tencc, and expresses dissatisfaction with
Gov. Hoffman TO- postponing lis cxecu.
ton few weeks, Ilc was originally
sentenced 10 he hanged on the 18th Of
May, but he Governor rc,rited linn 10
the 10Th Of July. When he was sep.
fenced he requested the Judge to make
the time rs short as possible.
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"Hqvffsly, ,ail Amelia Jane
DfshtErr face i'lumiHs,
A, on they wandered down The lane
THE nut tree IN fall bloou'hS'
"Hov sad that they should fade so soon
Add she'd their petals snowy;
Would .ley ui,ht ast tbrOu b Nay and June
They're - uncommon snowy"
b" Amelia Jane" her love replied,
be notions foolish-ycry
Ne shoaid not t, did blooms abide,
Our apple, pear, or cherry.
-" Ard 50 about their sWift decline
I an not a Tcgro'ter,
For though the ossnm may be lne,
guo,s the plums are better"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depression oil
spirits sd general debility in their various
forms Also, A.a preventive aga INST fever and
aguo, sid other Intermittent fevors, the Forro-
Phosfhorated Elixir ofCilishya," made by Cas-.
vellIHaZard 4 Co., New York, and sold by MI
drgEg i.ts, is the best tonic. and rs u tonic for
paEents recovering from fever or other sick
us, 1t has no equal.-LOnl.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

HEIGHT OF, PrBLIo FGyoR.-It his
been Justly remarked thot the popular
Judgment deliberately made up, is correct
and reliable. BurDetts Standard Pre-
partitions" for the toilet and the cuisine
are articles in point. They count their
friends by thousands, and their sterling
merits entitle them to the enviable rep
utation they have attained in all sections
Of this country. Con. ......
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

IIabituAl constipation leads to the following
nervous headache, Lillousnsss, dyspepsia, IN
digestion ni'es, los OF appetite and strength :
all Of which may be avoided by being REGULAR
in your habits, aud taking, saw one Of PARSONS
PURGArIyR PriLS nightly, for four or six weeks.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

RuPruRE can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Hrusses are super.elingall
others Before huying Metal Trusses or
Supporters. send for descriptive circn.
lar 10 the Elashc Truss Co., 6s3 Broad
way. n. Y.-C5m. ..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

The LAKE CUrrERs.-G Governments
are unlike individuals in one pirticlilar
AZ least4it they want to bny anything
they pay n big price forit ;ibut II they
want TO sell, Somebody else makes the
bargain. This is particularly illustrated
in tho case u Uncle Sam aud his like
revenue cutttts a few years ago Uncle
Sam wanted ax Of these ard they were
bujltat an exIbnse Of about Two hundred
thousand dolhrs, each. They looked
tnudSailedEell, bhtthey were thrown
together Of pleen timber md odds md
end, land tb.dE uhiletwo have been con-
denied, the bthers are declared rotteu
and so rt,;,.t unseawortly that il is
doubtful il THY last the season ont The
sam boats biilt for individuals would
hay' been to-day comparatively rs good
rs NV. Nov they will be sold anil no
don,t at less figures than their engines.
snprb nfIails, are actually worth, and
irol boats must be built to take their
plles. hal .ir'uUF .. iuus ,ii-a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

500, $500 and 81, 900 Railroad Bond,
for sale aud profitable investments.
Write to CHARLES W. HAssLEI, No. 2
Wall Street, New York.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

FLAUU'S INbTANT KELIEF haa IEo0d FgnIy
Jea-StAit Il wirranted 70 give ira~iR' tsTf To eli
ilhuumltls, SsurAlre. Head. Bar and Back GeltA
. on MONEY REFUNDED. l77sgOF.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

CRlsTADORo's EXCELSIOR n 'IR DYg silids
uhrivild and llJrg it. geTit' hN been snui'eHnly
aeknoWleif n thit souli b rupefetofaton 10 tcs-
sASSs s, XXI zen sas A l,lI,t HgS2 u1
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

TuESupREstElueTioN.-ll Health is The
post i1portaJtII earthly blessings, and
thereto tLoh ybns anxiety Of the sick
10 ascrta,n Iltfeiative merits Of the
,,ri,p, mpdleli in useis not surprising,
WttbIntIe hsilyo years many thousands
a mylIls bal abandoned the prepara.
ton, Jthe M acopollst for the rsmcdy
introilrd I'M Walker, Of California,
nricr hbo "A ybat eccentric name Of
VtyrdT Btrff eTbat this new veee.
tsI,Ie iscdI,g swimming golden opin.
ions nj " ii peopleh Is beyond a
,louIa T,bn unts We hear oil its ex.
t,aord ~ eEA |, in casoS Of chronic dyS.
ner.,s ,bSanN IN, liver complaints, ma
Ior,an S,eJ eryous prostfaticrs and
mans mai -e,sins diseases, certainly
;"s,,S irlty which II has every.
,,,j,crS I'm DR.. Walker claims Tor
b,s an AZ cdial power over all dis
"rdcr, ~ M Involve an irteparaflr
jc.trp, IN 5ne and flblc, and results
"a far ma, 70 bayc Justified the claim.
In Ills . enndes We are not disposed
10 den, instability Of any phenomena
M, diT MI nhnncc with tue laws Of
,otnrc ond'it Is held by many physiol'
gi.t, tbst maladie, proceed from The
.sm, urpet,sause, we see no reason Tor
Inc inerrtIsy Wild which some people
rsord tb,,ea q a Universal Medicine
Dr. W,Itolprparption seems destined
o be nnIy,Ily ipprovOd.-CoEi,
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Sliptoms Of Liver Complaint and of
sue OF The Diseases produced BY II.


Symptoms Of Liver Complaint aud Of
sue Of the Diseases produced by II.
sallov or yellow color Of skin, or
yel,wish brown spots on face aud other
pas OF body: dullness and drowsiness
VII frequent headache dizziness, bitter
otnd taste in mouth, dryness ofthroat,
nj internal heat ;lpalpithtion, In many
cis n dry teasing coughy with sore
tloat, INSTEAD, appetite, raising OF
fad, and n choking sensation in throat |;
Gtress, helvireSs, or bloated or full feel.
g about stomach and sides pain in
lies, back or breast, and about Shout
RS collie, pain and soreness tliruugY
lowels, with heat constipation, alternJ
ng withlfrcquent attacks of diarThnt;
lies. flatulence, nervousness. cOldhfs
Il extremities rush Of blood to he'd, [
nth symptoms Of apoplexy,, numbess
II limbs, especially at night; cold ellis
with hot flashes, kindet and
irinary difficulties female wcaknei and
with dullness, low sirits,
lnsociabiity and gloomy ioreblings.
)nly few Of the above symptms are
likely to be presdit in any cib at one
line. All who ue DR. PiercS Golden
Medical Discover for LiveyComphint
nd its complications are bud IN its
,rlise. Sold by o. druggist Everywhere.
m IllH IAtI. = COL.
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Whether for use on man or beast, tho Mcr.
chants Gargllng Ollwill be fund M invaluable
Linimcni, and worthy Of use by every resident
10 tho land. We know Of no proprietary mGdi-
which shares tho good will Of the people 10 a
greater degree than this.-k Y Independent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

The International Typographical Union
selected Montreal as the place for hold
ing the next annual meeting
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DytpspsIn Is n IIydra.IIcnded Monster,
rnH while nr.tly al 'the ~. Tbs human ssh hfi'
o" ohfinSis Tn Peruvian sTTup sprotsetrt fatior
4 The pr tnIde II l,ou, long-tred AID wsP.'tA'
lsh rrnrby for this dls'rc~ains enmpllniiit hfs
'ured Thousands when p,hfr Efnedsa have .ca,fTi.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

IAbefa. AbaRh ,hs lost her crown il said 10 b. ycy
psttleulAr N kind II shoc she wear. 80 are all who
lb,,o roru CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots 4 Shoes:
~ nm, Iothet LPliabe. drr md dnrabI.
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gettysburg Katalysine Water

l. ~ lt the Spring and nut on the carr At GeiJsburf
II ito l0ll0wlng rates Three rhll0n demlohni $40
elfh III Cabin domllohHs. e5,l each cases d Two
doLynluau b,tilca - 20 ea,h. Reps, ment must be
tn Ne by Pct One 'nnnAg OFdsEs Alhrsat
GErTlSUURG SpRING CO.,
GETpNsHU "a, Pa.
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AomCuLruRA1 ocrErEf. The Amer
ican AgricnlturlC Conviction especially
recommended tb estag ishment Of state
boards OF agrichare j all tile states Of
the union in With tiey do not already
exist.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

SAD ROMANCE IN REAL LiPE.-ThC
Salem Press tells the sad story Of poor,
but too ambitions, girl. She was the
daughter Of mechanic who removed
from Troy to Salem about forty years
ago, and beng handsome and iutelli
gent, she soon won tile hearts OF all the
boys in the villige Bnt sue was proud,
size wanted fine clothes and riches, she
repaid the love Of the young men with
coldncss and Indifference. At last one
conquered her pride, won her love aud
her consent TO their union. Now the
demon entered in Tue form OF a wealthy
man from New York, who soon sue.
cecded in turning her head md inducing
her to clnpe with him TO Albany, where
they were married. For n few months
all was bright and happy, and the sim
ple country maiden lived Il life Of case
and enjoyment One day the husband
left her side never to return. Then she
fell subsequently size was reclaimed
through the Efforts OF Magdalcn so.
cicty, and she became matron OF female
rciormntory institution. She died few
weeks since. The young man TO whom
she was engaged was buried only few
years since in one o the grave yards Of
Salem. Hcncvcr afterwdrl married, and
never ceased TO mourn for his enrly love
THE EPPECrs OF FoREsrs, Whatever
may be the climatic influences Of forests,
It Is certain that they are found to afford
valuable protection TO crops In Wis.
cousin, on the pmiries, the winter wlCi
is seriously injured by tue severity o.
last winter, while in the wooded districts
tho crop is quite uninjnred.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-17

JoHSsoSs ASoDYSE LISIMESr may bousod to
Advantage where any PIN Killer Il desirable.
In cases Of severe crnmps and pains 10 the
stomach, II Is undoubtedly tho best article that
can be used.-COm.
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TofONsuMPTIYFs.
" TO CONSUMPTTyE

The rtissr. having been Permanently earedo Of that
irr.d ua,e, CONSUMPTION. BY simple rtmcdy.is am.
Gus kaks known 10 bis fellow sufferers the means OF
cure 40 all who dairr H.. he will send copy Of the
hptlOu used lire Of charged with The directions
o,fepAFlpE aud using the same which they will and
m CpRE iof COMMUNION. ASTHMA, BnONcIlIIts,
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