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THE INDIANA DIVISION,

is about eighty miles in length traversng extensive BIZ
luminous Coal fields and making direct (nd the
shortest possble) line between Chicago and the Block
coat district at Brazil
The Iron and other materials for the Indiana Division
have all been bought and paid for in cash. part of It
in operation and the entire Division is to be I'm
shed this season and opened to profitable business
The company is not IN debt and large and very
valuable real estate in Chicago beside having equip
mcnt of twcntythree frst-class locomotives aud about
700 cars.
first mortgage upon such road at the of SIS so
per mile is safe investment, and know of no other
railroad bond at the price asked that can demon
stratc aisimar value security savings banks and
others.
We have sold nearly two millions Of these bonds 10
savings banks, trust companies and the careful in
vesiors and have but ST5O,OOO bonds remaining
They for 900 each and have forty years to rlnI
Interest
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
go THE WORCESTER DAILY sFx


Business OF the New York Courts.
New York, Nov. 27.-The supreme court to-
day issued an order that S L. NJ. Barlow be
examined relative TO the Erie suit against Gould.
The reported flight OF MIR. Coleman and al
legged sale OF all his property in This city is un-
true. He left for Europe early in October, with
out any disguise He does not nor has not held
ATTY real estate in connection with eX-Judge
Barnard.
Judge Woodruff to-day opened the default and
granted further time for surcties of the de
tauter Bailey to prepare arguments on the de-
muner against their being held to pay for his
deialcatiOn, The amount involved is 500, 900.
Emil Andre was today sentenced TO four
years in prison for the murder of his wife
suit in the United States circuit court,
brought by the Wisconsin Fire and Marine in
surance company to recover from DAVID BOWS
and Others advances made by the company on
26,OOO bushels of wheat advances having been
transferred to A. s. Smith & Co., who trans.
terrCd wheat to defendants and failed to nav
advances made upon it by plaintiffs, was settled
today, the jury awarding the plaintiffs S36, rs.
Plaintiffs commended that tue advances were in
the nature of q lien on the wheat. following it
until the advances were paid. The defence de-
MED that they were liable, and commended that
repayment advances made to a second party
could not be enforced by a third party purchas.
ing OF the second party in good faith.
The general term Of the supreme court to-day
affirmed judgment in the case of Charles Moore
em@rant swindler, sentenced by the court Of
general sessions to five years Imprisonment.
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Some Opinions from var. suuucr,

New YORK, Nov 27.-In an interview last
evening Charles Sumner said he lost only $4,000
by the Boston fire. His health had improved
but had not fully recovered. The late contest
was between two republicans, and he had simply
preferred one to the other. He had held infer
views while abroad with GGmbetta and Theirs,
and was delighted with the latter. He thought
him the right man in the right place. He be-
ieyed the French people were satisfied with
him. They are becoming more serious, and he
did not believe the country was on the eve of
another revolution. Mr.. Sumner also said he
did not forsake Greeley in going abroad, but
went for bis health, and had FASTENED home to
take his seat next Monday and do his duty.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-An order from Tho
war department relative to recruiting next veal
says all officers in the general and mounted re
cruiting service will continue TO enlist men foi
colored regiments, as Mt present. Recruiting
officers are expected 10 give their personal at
tention to their duties, aud to adhere to the
regulations governing them. The prohibition
against the enlistment of minors aud men oil
doubtful morals will be strictly enforced by the
rendezvous
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New YORK, Nov. 27.-rhe Lackawanna Val.
ley hotel, in Scranton, Pa, burned this morn
ing. Loss $4,000
MANSFIELD, Ohio, Nov. 21.--A fire at Lon
donyille, o., last night destroyed Pell's block
and the frame drug store adjoining, The prin.
cipal losers are Whitney & Gaines, hardware
Case & Pell cloihers; N. G. Stone, jeweer; A.
Robinson, druggist; and the Freemasons and
Sons of Temperance lodges. The total loss is
$4,000; insurance $50 900.
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The LnIse Storms

BUFFALO, Nov. 27.-Terrhc wind squalls
have prevailed for the past "a hours, and the
weather has turned suddenly cold. Several
vessels laden with grain arrived to-day and a
number of Others are still on The lake. Marine
disasters are apprehcndcd.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27.-The propeller Chicago
arrived with Capt. Tienkapf and six seamen
rescued from schooner Minot Mitchell, which
sunk Monday afternoon near South MAINTAIN.
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. %, M.-Proba.
hilitics: For the lower lakes and thence over
New England and the middle states, northcrly
to westerly wind, increased pressure and clear
weather; Tor Pennsylvania, the gulf and the
south Atlantic states, northerY winds, vecring
TO northeasterly, with partly cloudy and clear.
ing weather; in the northwest and thence to The
lower and middle Ohio valley and Michigan,
southwesTerly winds, diminishing pressure, and
partly cloudy ard warmer weather.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-Complete official
returns Of this state rive Grant 1860 majority.
DETROIT, Ncy 27.-The Official returns of
this state give Grant 1876 ,244 votes, Greeley 76,.
776, OConor 1882, Black 1856
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 27.-Offcial vote OF
the state: Grant 9O,272, Greeley 79441, O'Conor
none.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 27.-The second ballot
for United States senator to-day resulted as fol.
lows: Vance rs, Merrimon 90 Pool p.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The Kellogg.War-
moth case is progressing in the federal court
The eighth district court to-day dismissed the
injunction suit restraining Auditor Stokes from
paving interest on bonds issued to the North
Louisiana railroad. Attorney General Ogden
appeared for the state, the affairs of the office
having been turned over to him by his predc-
ceSsor Gen. Bellen.
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Personal kilograms.

Anthony Trollope sailed in the Cuba yester-
day for Europe.
Paymaster Geo L. Meade Of the United States
navy died at Mare Island navy yard California,
yesterday.
Senator Sumner met Hon. Henry Wilson at
the Tribune office yesterday, and the two had a
friendly chat, Mr.. Sumner entertaining the
vice president elect it'll an account of his foreign
travels and impressions received abroad. The
meeting was said to have been very cordial.
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Two RniIrond Dcnth..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. n. - Michael
Fahey, brakeman, fell under train of dump
Ing cars at West Springfield, to-day, and was
killed.
An unknown passenger, an employe at Hins-
dale mill, ut Hnsdale, in getting off train in
motion at that place, fell under the wheels and
died, his head being completely crushed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-28

TIE THOMAS CoNCERT.-One week from
Monday evening, Theodore Thomas, with his
unequaled orchestra of sixty performers. will
give concert in Mechanics hall. Besides the
orchestral music, Miss Anna Mebig. the cele.
brated pianist, Mr.. George L. osgood. the Young
American tenor, and Mr. Chas. Hermann
violoncello, will appear, thus affording an eve.
ning's entertainment unsteady, never before
equaled in this city. Thomas orchestra has an
excellent reputation and his concerts here have
always met with the warmest praise The pro.
gramme as arranged, contains many OF the choic
est and most pleasing selections performed under
the direction of Mr.. Thomas, and those who have
listened to the music from this organization
only need to be reminded Of the concert TO
ensure their presence The sale of tickets with
reserved seats begins at the music store of
Richards, Metcaf & Co, next Wednesday.
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CosH oCTON, Ohio, Nov. 27.-The express
passenger traiu on the Panhandle railroad
which lett Cincinnati last night, ran into the
rear of freight train near this place. demolish-
ing the engine and express car Of the passenger
train, killing Engineer Jacob H. Gates, and
seriously iniuring the iiremen.
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Killed nv nm ErnInsinn

NETWORK, Nov. 27.-Tbree laborers, named
Edward Foley, Nixon Ralph and Patrick Con
way, were instantly killed by premature dis
charge of a blast in 147th street, near Seventh
avenue, to-day. Police officer John Armstrong
and laborer named Michael Buckley were
seriously wounded
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shoes from Allen & Reed, and was fined SO and
costs for taking pair which she had not pur-
chased. Paid.
little fellow named Michael Dowd was ar
rested by officer Fayerweather and sent TO the
truant school for six months.
John Dorr arrested by State Constable Nc
Farland for liquor keeping, was fined SO and
costs.
Benjamin Tobin was fined 50 and costs and
Patrick Donohue, VIM. Doyle, Edward Ford,
Patrick Ward, James Killan, James Brennan
and Anthony Palmer were fined So and costs
each, for drunkenness Palmer, Ford and Kill
Ian were committed; the others paid
THE DAY WE OBsERYE-To-da is the ami
ycrsary dear to every native of New England
and particularly to those of Massachusetts. The
annual return of this home festival is anxiously
looked forward to by those who have left their
homes, as the day that secs the family reunited,
and as one upon which, if at no other time, all
must once again gather beneath the parental roof
In this city the day will be generally observed,
the manufacturing establishments will cease
operations, and nearly all places of business
will be opened only a few hours in the morning.
That extensive preparations have been made for
the Thanksgiving dinner is manifest by the
hurry and hustle that has been going on at the
different stores where arhe essential articles
are kept for sale. In the peace and plenty that
abounds in SO many homesteads, a few cheer
full words, accompanied by some substantial
token, will do much toward cheering those
homes where want and poverty are to be found.
custom original with the people of the New
England states is 10 remember the worthy
with present of turkey, so necessary to the
proper observance Of Thanksgiving, and the
custom has been observed in this city At one
house where benevolent person sent hand
some turkey yesterday the question was asked
of the widowed mother if she would like one for
her dinner. The fears came to the woman's
eyes as she answered. eyes, but have nothing
to purchase it with" Upon receiving the
pro6ercd gift her children gathered around her
and together gave their blessing to the one that
by his generosity had brought a return of the
blessing that in years past had been provided as
regularly as the day has occurred.
MUSICAL PEoPLE.-MisS Mary Stone of this
city, after studying in London with Madame
Satnton Dolby, is now settled at Milan, a pupil
of Sanglovanni, under whose instruction She is
progressing.
Mr.. Walter Kennedy, also of this city, is
making rapid progress at Milan. On the 10th
OF December he commences an operate engage
ment at a town near Milan, appearing in 81 Ital-
lana in AlgierI," al Barbicre di Siylglia" and
ola CenerentOla," with Miss Mathilda Phillips
as Contralto prlma donna.
Mr.. B. T. Hammond returned from Europe a
few days ago, and is heartily welcomed back by
his friends. His studies with the best masters
in Milan have given him improvement in voice,
style and method 1t is his intention TO receive
limited number of pupils in vocal music
during his leisure honrS-PnLrdnLln
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT.-WILLIAMs, J.
Wednesday, Noc 27.-Ihe trial of Pat Maley
and Teddy McGourty, for an alleged assault
upon Barney Reynolds, on Nashua street, last
Saturday night, occupied two hours of the ses.
sion, and resulted in their discharge from ar.
rest Reynolds was ordered to be locked up for
insulting interruptions of J. A. Titus, Esq, dur
ne his plea as counsel for the defendants.
Norman Williams, for assault and battery,
was fined SO and costs. Appealed, and fur
nished bonds in 500 for his appearance at the
Next term Of the superior court.
SYhannah O'Bren Of Barre bought II pair Of
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EBENsBURo, Pa, Nov 2T.--Michae Moore
was executed to-day in the prison yard for the
murder of his wife. lie persisted in declaring
his innocence, aud made no confession.
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finantraI.
THE LAST OF THE LOAN
oFETHE
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes
RAILROAD COMPANY.7
Safe Beyond Question.

II is seldom that Mortgages upon new Railroads arc
considered sufficiently safe for the investment OF Trust
Funds. II is only when Railroad is earning net an
of its interest obligations with certainty Of
steady growth that its Bonds be said to be perfectly
safe.
is doing this, and has this certainty That part of it
known the ILLINOIS DIVISION (rom Chicago to Dan
vile, l32 mcs) finished last year and its gross
earnings have increased from s3446I.O7 in December
ISL to 500 1890 in october. 1872.
The net earnings for October ss 1893 81 or at til,
rate of $40 1854 per anum The total interest iabl
y upon the total issue Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is S2SO,OOO gold. The Illinois d.
vision is therefore, earning, net more than enough tC
pay interest upon the entire bonded debt upon the whole
Enlf
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Z PER CENT. GOLD,

payable April and October Present price 30 accrued
interest from O3toher LIST in currency.
The last week Of our sales Of ILLINOIS DIVISION
BONDS amounted to S5OOOOO Early orders are therefore
suggested. in order to any portion Of this ex-
tremey desirable loan
For further particulars, statement of earnings, maps
ofthe line &c. apply to Mcssrs
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F U R N 1 t U R e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-02-21
HEAR! HEAR!

0H Yes, Oh Yes. remember that tho lar-
" gest, prctticst. most attractive and
best assorted stock Of Confectio,arics. Fan.
cy Goods, Toys, Fire Norks, and
Nice Things generally, is now opened
nj A. L. Milicr's Confectionery. where
parents, friends. lovers, swcc,hcarts md
everybody can find everything to pleas,
The eyes or pnlatc, and can sclnct Christ.
mas mas presents that will please the most fas-
in the Toy department, he fools perfect
y satisfied Of pleasing the little folks, and
in Confectionarics, he can't bo excclcd in
any market in tho State. An carly call
from those in need Of goods in his line is
requested, rs IT will enable him to give
better satisfaction than he can possibly eiyc
during the rush ofChrisimas.
Come early aud often. and Miller will be
snre 10 sell you just what you want, both
in quantity and quality.
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JEW ER Y nIaR RATM

DRINGS fresh arrivals Of nice things for
a. p. MILLER. Among the latest is q
beautiful assortment Of Cupids, Wine Bot
ties, white md c0lored WAX Flowers. Gum
Leaves, Grape Leaves, Gold Sih er Leaves,
together with fresh supply Of sweet Or
angos. Apples. BnNanas, Coconnut Candy.
Chocolate Drops, aud many other things too
numerous to mention. but which will tako
pleasure in showing to my friends and ous-
toners. ...-.... ....a. ...... .. ...s-,.
dec II p MILLER
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-EtIp}iilfee(bt lebSV>5S6f}E S5S5z aS:17E Ei1$ FEif$ =,

u sure care for .iu> ,tt,I,c,siur com.
pla;nt is now made known in Il TrcnIjgc I of
4S octave ragcs) on Foreign and Native
Herbal Preparations. publ. he'd hy Dr.
0. Phelps Brown. The presentation was
d'sc"vcrc by him in such provi,leu,ial
manner that he cannot conscicn,iously re-
fuse tn make it known. as il has cured
every body who hns used il for Fits, never
having failed in single case. The ingrc
dienfs may be ob:a"cd from any druggist
copy sent free to all applicants hy mil
Address DR.. 0. Phelps Brown, 2l Grand :, :,
Jersey city, n. J. feb
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Ihe Brown Cotton Gin Co,
NEW LONDOE, CONN.

Mnnufac;m crs of the 'Brown Gin" Cotton
Seed lIu!lc's, Machinery AMI Castings
manufacturers Of Harris Patent Rotary
Steam EnHinc-the best and cheapest Steam
Engine for trlnnlation purposes. Cotton
gin makers and r"paircrs furnished with MI.
kinds OF Materials Saws. Ribs, Pu,lics
l;"XrS, etc.. Of any pattern. to o,tcr u,
short notice. Have ial long cxrrrirncc in
the h'iSincas, and guarantee satisfaction in
every particular. Orders solicited. Ad.
dress IS above.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.
Five copies, ono year. separately, addressed,
Four DOlinrs.
Ton copies, ono year, senarntoly addressed land
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, ono yonr. Separately addressed
(and On extra copy to tho Eetter up OF cin6].
Riltecu Dollars.
Fly copiea. ono year, to one address tnnd tho
eiui'"eeRiy one year TO gettor up OF club,
Thtrty-thrce Dollars.
tbs semi SnS year separately addressed tand
Ono hundred copies, ono year, to ono address
club. Tfifv nni,"po
Ono hundred copies. one yenr. separately ad.
up OF club, Sixty DoilarS..
TIE sEMT-WERKy.Y sun.
Fivo copies. one year, SEPARATED addressed,
Eight Dollars,
len conios. one year. eeparntolv addressed land
IN extra copy to gotter up or Club),
Sihteen DOllnrg.
SEND YOUR MONEY
ln Post OAlce orders. ehecks, or drama ~, NeS,
iorH, wherever oon nVenient. If not tnen reo;ste,
the isttsfs containing money. Address
]. W. ENGLAND, Pnb,Isher
Bun on'na. New Yors Oily.
may Is
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Fever and Aguc.

Fever and Ag"e cured for iir'y cents.
There is not remedial ascui in this
world That will cure Fever and Agnc, and
al! ihrr Malarious, bilious, Scarlet. Ty.
phoid, yellow. and other Fcvcrs (adcd by
Rhdwny's riils) go quick rs Rndway's
KcNuN RClicf Nifty crnIS Nor hnltln
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quail contest of legs versus loco motivo.
They had witnessed my final triumpb;
but how grateful I was welco med,
and with what feelings I received
their peculiar congratulations, Ileaye
my hearers to Imagine. s'1 =.
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COlgate's Family Soap.

STARCH, Potashe, Concentrated Lyo,
~ Axle Grease. Candles, Pickles, Rais,ns,
Gun Powder and Caps. Also barrel Of
N. 0. Syrup, q superior article. For sale
by MCINTYRE 4 CO.
sept
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RED Rust Proc! Oats So 4 ;,usl,o!,

Orchard Grass $500 II rushrl. Send :;
cent postage STAN? nnl my compete
i'riccd Lists Of all kInts Of Grass seeds.
fI"ld seeds, Garden seeds, Flower seeds.
agricultural Implements. Machinery, Ga
amos. Chemicals, Live Stock, &c., will be
forwarded yon. These Priced LISTS contain
much valuable information as to time and
quantity to plant. &c. Mark W. johnson,
SCOTSMAN, 1. o. Box $50, Atlanta, Ga.
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RADWAi'S READY RELEEF

"ill afford instant ease. lhH ,u,nniinn Of
the Kidneys. inflammation of HE Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Buw,i ior"c> tluu O.
lie Lungs. Sore Throat hi.irah IlvAth g,
palrl'niion "I the Heart i!Ssic'ics, trgnp.
Oir'hrria. Cntarrh, Influenza. Iirnaac,la,
T"olhachr. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Cold
Chill~, Age Ch:lis.
rhc application Of the Ready Relief to
the rar' OF parts where the pain or Giifi-
Guilty exists will afford ease and cnniort
lw.niy drops in half n ,n,nblcr of wascr
Will III fcw moments cmre Cramps,
Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, sick
llcndachc, DiarrhWa, Dyscntcry. ,ulic,
Wind in the bowels, and all the Internal
Pains.
Travellers should always carry n bottle
of Radwny's Ready Relief with them a
few drops in water will prevent sic&ncss OF
pains from chnnrc of wn'cr. 1t is better
lhan FrcLch Brandy or Eittcrs as stinIu
lnut
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"e"' nSsh" DAN rraheiseoCaIand 81 ComusIes St NE
MILLIONS Benr Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittors not vile Fancy
DRINK, Mado OF Poor Rum, Whisltey,
Proof Spirits and Refuso Liquord, doc
tored, spiccd and sweotcned to please tho tasto,
called Tonlcs" " AppetIzcrs," "Rcstorers." &c,
that lead tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are a truo Medicine made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from NIL
Alcoholic SifInuInnts. They arc tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Rcnovator and Invigorator Of tho System. carry
Ing of all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
to a healthy condition. No person tako thc,o
Bitters according to directions and rcmain long
unwcl provided their bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They uro GcntIo Purantivo us wolf
us II Tonic, possessing, also. tho peculiar merit
If acting powerful agent In relieving Congos-
ton or Inflammation Of tho Liver, and OF oil the
Yisccral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old, married or single, Mt the dawn OF
womnnhooa at the turn OF lifo those Tonic Dit
tcrs have equal.
For InHnminntory md Chronic Rheu-
mntismI mud Gout, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Bilious, Rcmittcnt and
lntcfihiIIcht NOScfH, HlScuScB Ol tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys md Bladder,
these Bittcrs have been most successful. Such
DisenRes arc caused hy Vitintod Blood,
which is generally produced by derangement Of
the Digcstive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain Ia the Shoulders Coughs, Tight
ness Of tho Chest Dizziness, Sour Eruotations Of
the Stomach, Bad Taste in tho Month, Bilious
Attacks. Palpitation OF the Heart, Inflammation Of
tho Lungs, Pain in tho sons of the kidneys, and
n hundred oth"r painful symptoms are the off,
springs Of Dyspepsia
They invsorate the Stomach and stimniato tho
torpid Liver and Bowels. which render them Of
mnconHed efficacy in cleansing tho blood Of all m
pnrities. and impartug new life ana vigor to tho
whole systcm.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. .Totter.
Salt iihcun. Botchcs. Srots, Pimples. Pistnes,
Bills, Carbunclcs, Ring Worms Sca!d IIend, Soro
Eyes. Erysipolas. Itch Scurfs, Dscolorntons of tho
Skin tlulnorS md Diseases Of the Skin, OF what
eyer name or natnre, are literally dug np and car.
these Filters. Que hottie in such cases will con-
vince the most ncrcduiOus OF their curative effect.
Cleanse tho Nitated Blood whenever you find It's
impurities bursting through the skin in PimpeB,
Erptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find It
obstrnctcd md sluggish In tho veins; cleanse it
whom Is foul your feelings will toll you when.
Kocp tho blood pure, md tho health OF tho system
will follow
PIN, TATE, and other WORMS, urkine
in the system Of many thou sands arc efectualIy
destroyed md removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. u. II. MCDONALD d
Co. Druggists nn1 Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal, and Sc md 81 Commerce Street, Now York.
may III
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE,

the
to Is
'O'-'
Is
oo PELZER, RODGERS 4 CO., General Agents,