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A PeviIouS Season,

Glorious and dcligltIu' as :he SUM
mer season is, its tropical neat is 8 Sc
we're trial to the vital powers. Even
the strongest are sometimes prostratec
by its effects. the common phrase ap-
olied 10 this condition Of the body is
general debility Now. general he
bility arises rom, ant includes & "a
,iefy Of ailments. a'he live; is more Or
less affected, the bowels are either con-
s;iDateo Or toe much :eiaxed. lIIe sto-
mach buc half nerforms tho work Oh
digestion, lie appetite is poor, and the
shirts depressed. This is what IS
called general debility. is q general
aisarrapgement Of al! the physical
functions, and requires as remedy a
medicine that will regulate them all
Hosfettey's Stomach Bitters is specially
ADAPTED 10 this purpose. Its general
onerat;or is not confined 30 q single
organ, # the liver is affected, il le'
stores its tone. # The stomach is tcr-
pid, it regenerates it. # The nerves
are tremuioua anG leak, it braces snl
reinsprces chem. = che MIND, which
ever svmpathizes with The body, i
gloomy and Respondent, 1t relieves tn
difficulty. anc soon brings the who"
mechanism o. the pody inte Aarnens
witt, the laws Of health.
{. There is nc civilized nation IN Tn
: Western Hemisphere in which tie ut'i
iS7 oe Fiostetters Stomach Bitters as
;cnic corrective and anti bilious ned
icine. is ncs suown anc appreciated
Tbrougnous the Tropics it is consider
. cd. both oy 5hs people anu the prote'
sion the standard specific. While
; is $ medicine for ali seasons ana
I climates, it is especially suited TO IL
complaints generated by the weathe
u being the pures5 and best vegetsb
u stimulant in She worlo.
n Beware Of the Bitters made OF acr
G and dangerous materials, which i
r scrupulous parties are endeavoring
re foist upon the people. Their name
re legion, and the public has no guara
% tee chat they are not poisonous. A
20 here 70 the tried remedy, Hostette
IN Bitters, sold only in glass, and rev
y in kegs or barrels.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-08-14

Eg Wheels go best when they are
thoroughly tired.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-08-14

- The moment the day breaks ser
yourself 4. once 20 save RE pieces.
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~ Mr. obp recently married Miss
Webb, Htknew that they were meant
to be joinel together as soon as he splea
her
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TEMPERATURE

: REPORTED BY LEVIN AND FERGUSON
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Mr. Greeley a, Aeme,

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asst a,PR :. 9 = RE =
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
OU4R4NTINE Reform.

DIR. s. 0. yAEDERPoEL APPOINTED HEALTH
OFFICER IN PLACE OF DIR. CARNOCHAN.
Coy Hoffman nominated, yesterday, DR..
Samuel Oakley vanderpoel Of Albany Health Officer
at this port place of Dr. CaTnochan whose term had
expired and whose nfamy had been too clearly exposed
10 permit his denomination. II ia understood that the
Governor rendered place first TO Dr. Willard Parker
of this city, who declined. Party politics have been H
nored In this nomination, DR.. Yanderpoel being Re
publican.
Dr. yanderpoel is 4s years OF age and lie the son OF
Dr. John Vanderpoel OF KindcrhOok, Columbus County,
and brother Of Aaron j. Vanderpoel Of this city. He
graduated from the York Unyerity IN ls42 and az
terward obtained degree from the Jefferson Medical
College OF Philadelphia He asO studied for several
years In Paris and since hts marriage has
resided In Albany, where he bRs very
extensive practice During the administrations OF Cows
John A. King and r. ID. Morgan, he held the position OF
Surgeon General and 10 him largely due the estab
lshment OF the system OF examining volunteer medical
officers He also distinguished hmself in the efficacy Of
his arrangements for the reception of the NewYors
wounded after the seven days fight and the battle OF the
wilderness. For some time he was a Professor N the
Albany Medical College. but resigned about four years
ago He was appointed manager OF the state
Lunatic Asylum by Gov. Fenton, and was elected
President OF the State Medical College In February, 1870
His professional duties have engrossed most OF his ct
tenton and notwithstanding that his opinions are de
cided he has never taken active part in pohtics.
There doubt OF his accepting the position, hs
brother, Mr. Aaron j. VanderpOel having been informed
TO that effect last evening II 10 expected that he ~,
be confirmed to-day without nomination.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES,

The railroad depot at Vineland. y. j., was
burned yesterday. portion of The freight ""'eed
IA caItman of BingbaInton Damed calvin Gro
fut va, thrown from wagon, Monday and fillrd
The storehouse of the Harmony hfils, at Co
bof, H. vas yesterday Loss S4oSDi insurance fo
Chapman a. Sherman and liHfcutts stores at
noy,r plans H. L. were Monday Loss, sJ'Op mostly
incurred. 49,,
The weathet in Cuba is dry, and all the plsnta-
grinding The smallpox " "s'f II" " '''s '
In Remedies
IA tenement house, large barn, and other ont
buidnes belonging to Mr fesssIsn sIo'ss "' me ne [ a
stuAted Richmond hh n'A"Vi"' ''A" WV ''N'
MONDAY night Loss, elo'"A.
Max KlinQler the German hoy, who murdered
i md nearly I his sunt st. Louis four Js,u sgo sod
H. Of murder sentenced 10 be hanged bat was n
o tgHn hal execution deferred nhh is
E Nsy 10 spb. hin Otseo 10 bs case nos before 'h'
United etsttt Supreme Con't
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATcH.l

The Committee Of Ways and Means discussed the lun-
Der interests without coming to any conclusion Rce
will probably be left at ts present duty
The Chicago Relief Delegation was before the Com
Inittee on Finance to-day, and will again appear to-
morrow They urge objection to the bill already
reported and want it to he more general IN its provisions
TIE Committee agreed to report bill 70 admit free OF
duty paintings satuaTy photographs &C.. designed ior
exhibition only. 49, /. 4. .
The Secretary Of the Interior, to-day, sent TO the
Senate draft OF an act expedite business in the Gen
eral Land Office and to bring up the arrears OF WORK D
the employment OF from so TO 60 temporary clerks Tor one
year and also draft of bill 20 reorganze the clerical
force OF that office. lie the urgent necessity lOI
legislation on this subject Is clearly and foreiby stated
by the Commissioner The higher positions are such as
to require men of education and ability as wo as OF
perience to III them. With the present salaries attached
To those places has been found impossible to retain
such men for any length OF time Every year they are
resignng their positions to make use outside OF the once
OF the knowledge they acquire In II, and they az once
secure much larger than the salaries paid by he
General Government Nor these Vacancies he nlled
at once years required to fiji men properly Tor the
and when thus fitted they, too, resign ana so goes on
year TO year TO the great detrment OF the pubic
service The Secretary clearly of the opinion tIi as
mere matter of economy the pay Of those filling these
places should be such to retain employment Of COM
Tqfg IN
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Albert Waggington, the originator Of the
Canada Paac Railway, died 10 Ottawa Yesterday Of smallpox
-. Lord Ossington, late Speaker Denison, will
proceed the South sne ~he be hopes eaPIsie t
health
49, Gen. William T. Sherman OF the United States
Army and the party sconpsnys im Who are now 81 Naples vi"
leave that city on Friday neat
William Stevens private Of the u. =. Signal
Corps Mount Washington ed on Monday hht OF paas lie
had beep ch and died before medical ASSISTANCE arrived
....Edward b. Bingham, Passed Assistant Surgeon
on ,bs James Rv.t during Rsbsoo died osisBe c 90
hoUcsJ, VI psTslyss Of the heart
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

other States who have no interest 10 the proposed in
crease viii vote for Mr.. Willards blu OF course the
members from the States which get the increased repre-
sentaton under the bin may be counted upon TO support
it, and its chances for passage therefore excellent
The House Committee on Railroads and Canals win
probably report in favor OF Gen shankss bill authorizing
the survey for route for ship canal from Lake Mich
gan to the Wabash River This is not new proposition,
has been stated, as Gen. shanks introduced 1t two
years ago. The Commissioner OF the Land Office has
asked for 40 additional clerks to bring mp the business OF
his Office which Is greatly in The Secretary Of
the Interior indorses his application.
The Cabinet considered, to-day, again. the dispatch OF
Earl Granville draft Of which presented by 5ecre
tary Fish, Considerable discussion to the form
Of the document, and It's transmission postponed
until after the next meeting on Friday next
Attorney-Gen. Williams met tho House Committee
Post Offices to-day, TO make statement with reference
the investigation going forward into the conduct
OF the PostmasterGenera In reletng contracts In the
Southern mail service. Before Mr.. Williams was ap-
pointed Attorney General he employed by number
OF contractors to appear before the Postmaster
and make an argument in their behalf The position as
sumed by the PostmasterGeneral that III case the
partment shcni1 advertise for new bids and not 90
through the list Of bidders who failed TO obtain the con
General should exhaust his Proposals before ad
vertislng reletting The question was subsequently
submitted 10 the Attorney General Mr.. Alderman, who
gave the opinion that the Postmaster General should
again advertise for proposals It appears that th has
years The Attorney-Genera was called before the
Committee 10 state the facts as they occurred at that
time.
Gentlemen representing the manufactures OF silk in
Paterson. N j. and the representatives IN the silk mills
Of that city, in town. and will be accorded hearing
by the Senate Committee on Finance. tomorrow morn
ing They will protest against any reduction Of the
tariff on the manufactures OF SIX.
The two bills TO aid the construction Of ocean tele
graphs examined by the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations to-day and the friends OF each ap
peared in Its behalf. One company asks the United
States TO guarantee the interest ssOOoOCO worth Of
bonds to be issued for the construction of an Atlantic
line, and the other asks the same indorsement OF
t2 worth Of bonds TO be issued In aid OF Pacc
line. The Committee has not yet acted on either Dill
may be interesting to the few who read the editorial
paragraph in The NeO York Times Of to-day in which Is
quoted from Washington dispatch the statement that
"seuator Schurzs last three speeches are printed IN
pamphlet OF pages folded at the Government expense
and een into New Hampshire defeat the Republican
ticket" to know that not single copy OF tnat ppnet
has vet been printed the proofs have gust pee re-
ceved and that therefore, have yet beeu foded or
mailed at anybOdy's expense.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH NEWS.

SPANISH STEAMER SUNK BY A CUNARDER.
LONDON. Tuesday, Feb %, 1879.
The Cunard line steamship Parthia, which
sailed from Liverpool this morning for Boston came in
collision with two Spanish steamers and sunk one OF
them. Partha was 80 badly damaged as to necess
tate her return Liverpool for repairs. No loss OF life
is reported.
Minor, the American, who murdered workngman In
this city on the night Of the nth nst has been commit
ted to a TO await trial the charge Of wfu murder
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFPRAy.

John Curtis of No. 49s East Sixtoenth-st.,
John Donshue Of No los East Fifty fourth s and Others
attempted late las, night to enter ballroom known -
Military Hail. at No ss gows5y ins o,s ,ss mse
,hsy couid no, 90 into the Hall. 10 was used BY pr
vas party They persisted howsSsr 10 she enoss nne
ayey natal and fred the intrudcrs The ball struck
Donahue in the tbgh, and he fell on thc moor. ms
mon.e where surgeon extracted the ball. ana declared
he wound serious.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEUS.
THE LEGITIMIST MOVEMENT.

THE POPE ADVOCATING CHAMBoRD's CLAIM.
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb %. 1872.
The Pope has addressed a letter to the
French Bishops asking them support the Count de
Chambord for ruler of France 1t s reported that tie
Count will leave Antwerp tomorrow.
DEPARTURE OF COUNT DE CHAMBORD FROM
ANTWERP.
ANTWERP, Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1872.
The Count de ChambOrd has left this city
and gone TO Dordrecht, town Of the Netherlands, 10
miles southeast of Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
THE MAcKEy EJECTNENT SUITS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27-A meeting of parties
interested in the ejectment suits recently brought by
George Maekey OF New York for possession OF section
of land In the northwestern part OF the city, held
last night, ut which 1t decided to combine for
mon defense, to employ the best legal talent, and
themselves pro rata to deray the expense TEese
suits Will be vigorously contested.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
THE NEW.IPsWICH FIRE.

DOVER, N. H., Feb. T.-The bdrning Of the
,,,,ssrhouse OF the Columbian Manufacturing Com
pany's mills at New-Ipswch yesterday, involves ioss
Of 100000; covered 6y ipsurapee. Tee Ore slss %
sroyed the house, barn and stole Of James D. Roed ns
sgeiins and barn each Of 5. q. brown and Jehs -
White, whose lOsses are estimated rs NAeA
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
CUBA.

ARRIVAL OF THE GRAND DUKE AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, Feb. 27.-The Russian feet, con-
yeying the Grand Duke Alexis and suite arrived at
to-day from Pensacola, and saues of welcome now
firing from the several men-Ofwar In the hafbor The
time for the Decentralization of the Ducal party has not
hou.. xnd
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

OMAHA, Feb. 27.-Reports from the West
cay that trains are moving regularly permanent
track nearly completed upon the high bridge and its
approaches. and trains will he able 10 upon II In
"a llye,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

m. MIS- FRAUD--A CLOWN WITH HIS PAINT
Wf-AlsMANAGEMENT OF GRANTS FRIENDS.
tInoh REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBgNB.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The H0B. James
Aeyada has just made the best joke of his life
~ warrington received formal notice last Friday that
iOcloek to-day he would be funny in defense OF the
plStratlOn. The serious debate which has kept the
"'F 10 turmoil Of quarrel for two weeks was TO be
''eu by an hour Of comic business by the cham
sO1 Gown Of the CAPITOL and the echoes OF schurz's
u'nee which the hOarse bark Of Morton aud the in
N'e ~ Conkling could not overpoweT, were to lie
V"Deo IN fOars Of laughter. Wen. Of course, there
80 me audience. The Administration leaders made
~ e uat II should be as fine audience they could
. wsethsr During the morning hour Mr.. COnkliDg
- scuI with almost undignfed alacrity, ushering
- upon the floor, and bringing his friends down out
esAery; and though the spectacle was not as fine
n, De company as distinguished that attracted by
. ocnufl last week, It audience that ought
nave warmed the cookies Of Mr.. Nye's heat
a. Hsae him 50 eXOuciatingly humorous that schurZ,
ntp 1rumbull and the rest Of that malignant gang
-O~o baVe gone out aud hanged themselves There
N. sudden silence when Mr. Nge got upon bis legs.
ranged lis paper, and people ran out their necks
- eApeetaliOd He cleared HE thfsei, ana thousand
s stretched WITH ine ipient Laughter. But strange
~ De hrst teIleuoe Est pot tupDy at al The sec
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
THE BRITISH JUBILEE.
REJOICINGS OVER THE RECOVERY OF THE
PRINCE OF WALES.

ENTHUSIASTIC THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES IN
LONDON - IMMENSE PROCESSION - APPEAR-
ANCE OF THE QUEEN-THE CELEBRATION
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-27
s~an ~,

The Detroit Fres Pres mourns the Joss
g I sasafi boy ID this manner The pub
q aili Rgsct "a iean tlsai tie family 81
James OILS, eourer ST., i 70 remove 70
saginaw, ak,aa Johnsy along Tbs b5Y
startled oag 10 years ago BY shooting hlm-
erif Two iaOuths after he clicked himself
siiA i dsh bone, 4 few DAYS ancr be
built fire Ia tie barn and cAlied ont TIE
sieamers. lie then swallowed ! top, got
run 0sef n an ioe Wagon, iell into tbe
tlver, was boat for three days, and ilrs,
and last rs has bean iounialn Of local
ncsa, whose yalae caunol lac estimated
90 slsie four Gee, sqaarc. 1.-THE saei.
naw nCporire 0aly eommcnce on HAN
fsgli he VIII paa oui n beast ihfee llnles
lser wesE BE shoald K furnished with
box of matches, horse pistol, ana
nieag q sunpowaeF, aHd i uoa a.
any hAfa 70 pas iim "a tae back oseas
sQaalIs and seil hln tllai bis efforts 4re
appreciated
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This m8eh esteemed hsrst uAs faiped By s.
IS MIiat Eg - 8 utA Vernon, HIS col0f il
bright asy hiFht - 1 bands age ~ fcsgr This
spring au4 4flhr E5tyeu iundtca pablda
lUauk happ 800 WAr sgft4 bs TIE Iltus Horse;
BE bF t lie Ela d HASH Dc bt tisr Cd sherman
NaeAa dsm stharugEh bred iial.Insh Morgan.
Tie azm p iist Ngas harss d sherman and
Baiirasa u 1aan bea q tsutR Napoleon 11H.
hgnnt I'd 4 ls.t-ts1st gees, ersnt &. tue hHrss
sigsms 60 aafesl t!rd e. ; tauud % itis
csuufys
I7s s. 8ss aa,g .. tgaa as Qat4 -
Mf Nabsaatf r.
Factory Point Vermont,
who las beeH q, caHt siderable expense e. secure
this Fa!nstle Auimsl AHa hopts tbs puddle viii
appreciate his eA9ra n fff tht - fsc.s II =
nfst eisst sisek bore
1t2pe sioa~ q Aspslt 70 ~ t3ia March
Deg is8 i tse aAtt proves affh iosf Ail InAgpr
8sspaaaa "a ssfre ilsf aptr g fosiHg. sili o.
raHs1fefed a1fh fast j stuEug ffsatled ~
usst#s ft.a Stance A3 .defis !, tbe fisk
4 tAE 5ansf
SE THA3EE. Proprietor.
A THAlEE Agent
l4silr ht4t. Nay ~. 1915 gsNs
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\ WfUL SACRIFICE OF HUMAN LIFE.
VIII give pits 8saHr Iur the plainly written
adafess with stamp 20 ahy lads - gentleman
vuHsnrF virb Gatsirh, itheulnati-ul Neuralgia.
Ut. . HEAbiY, 80. Montgomery Place,
Hsgtau Mas
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4 EEAT MEDICAL BOON 81 useful kubal-
\ edge Is at} Sent trio ~ twa siamps.
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rInsrgALE on roLIeY 40 coMrANY

Al ena 81 years loa prcont ofpfcmiuna rstuno
"i5 ljl
$50 2oi
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DIR. VIM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS

Wili sulg C,lraHf CoIp- aud CaysuAPrloS surcr
sai quicker litan ans other remedy. ltact- Ike
magic Pr -aiu bs ~. Druggists
GtU e. UUDUWlN& CO., AaAers, BusroN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-27
rARRANTs sELTzER APERIEN1
pETTENGlLL'S
KIDNEY-WORT
OR PILE co i Il L Il.

Greatest Blessing Of the Age.
This invaluable medical compound is not liable
10 the common prejudice against such liquid
preparations an - Biiters 'Buehus, 6e., doe
iored with poisonous rum Or minefala II ~
dry, purely vegetable compound requiring only
the addition Of pure water, possessing remark
able curative properties-a gentle cathAri!c,
vitAaut facilitating taa is the case with most
purgatiyes), aud removing all unhealthy secre-
lions and yitialed blood, healing and inyigorating
The system enectually curing some Of the
most common and painful diseases affecting
mankind that battle medical skill all forms Of
PILES AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
GRtyEL, LuNnAao, CONSULTATION, &C., Sc.
aE Warranted 70 Af0rd Rdief. -sa
Get Kidney Wort circular where medicines
are kept, or, II requested mailed 10 your address
by the kiusEY NoKT Co., st. Adams, VT, or @.
q GoopWIS Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston. II
furnishes reliable testimonials OF the wonderful
success uf this medicine in removing such chron-
ie diseases az named, Of many years standing,
and that regular physicians prescribed It's use
la the community whore II has been Ia constant.
IL growing demand for scyera years without adj
yerusing. One physician says 1T works like
charm, aiways benehciAlly" Those who have
used u say III Is the greatest blessing Of the
age, % / believe ! should not now be ahye but
for t. Ne. sold by all dealers IN medicine.
See The Circular
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CURE that COLD

IN 10 not suffer yonr LUNGSto become diseased
/ by allowing COLD to become seated.
Thousands have died Premature Deaths-Ihe
Victims 81 Consumption by ncglechng Cold
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aHGAr nAEeAls

L sE5a.s1 iaf liass u Wesi gFer E1ilraAJ i
Hassf 1+affa
h. 81 sPAAGuE
1smessa. ~. Pea ifth IsgA ssan
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FARM For SALE.
saa.ei ai8si
Three Mile. from the village Of Jamaica

ash thai ihe sAale distance fFQm BGudriis
Al5at 4la stres coed land sell aaisred. Aeai
uMhCrsg NHiadttGs se64 good orchard. fb0aat
saFAE asthsFtl 8 issse am 1alt e hag4iaek hatk
Alec fs.a3fs sgfuea Ash hard ruoa nnbSF. TIE
aaft aataF aud Naa4 ut4i aBah Ncga than pn
"a, sh5 AEa. Mai so5l 81 tssy isfass sHa II !
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nm pFR CENT. INTEREsT.

~ II sos u.sh Do get ttu per cent. interest
~ yaaf raaasy. asa ave principal ard iatefesi
secured ~ Teal tstate waftA from SEQ " three
uHlss a. sum loaned. ssu8 for cur pamphlet.
flsnus a. Place 81 Investment Address
WILSON TOMS. dealers su Zeal Estate Seeu-
flsies aul s1b1ol fabas, iiloomi gisa, H.
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Tumor OF IL Years Growth
Cured by GSadNuy's EkcsOIVcnt.

DEfEufY. MISS Jaiy g. Is6s
rl. ntbWAg ~ lara taJ 0fsfiaB Ia1arr 81 ils ofaffs
RA lavaa. an ths Hgtafr ta4 thsfo heir faft'
ifia every fslgE tAlt frsllH8fHdrll tat ufi'uE
hapsa ne. taw ggu R4aaiganf aa5 Thought e0ala ~
tl 1st hd H3 fufa in l asaHfo hi suffered fr tafitg
yegE tool h8ilfs bf iha igaereat, aa1 bar a.
taAway's Rms saa taa battta 81 gaaf H14fF iaFf sod
tara saa y ,aa.df "a " fs't END fasi
letter ulaHeE aai bFif AaH hlFa f4f taalFe Fslr1.
4ss sons taalar fs st t.ts of tas hosgeia over
iaa tata rrie lE o. 800 IN So itas1t - Std fs.
l84aae Hatf.sa it q g,sl Fl 10y HANNAH q kNApF.
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FEVER AND AGUE cured for afty cents There
II not remedial agent Ia this world that will euro
Fever and hgue, aud al other MalariGua Bilious,
Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow aud other Feyprs aided BY
IADWAYS PILLS. SO quick az RADWAY'S
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents pei bottle. Sod BY
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Ply A NEW METHOD OF LIFE
rIlE NEW

TIE NEW
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HEALTH REAuTYI-I.
DIR. RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-TN.
CREASE or FLESH AND WETGHT--GLEAIs
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Sc.