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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
A Successful GameSter.

A correspondent writing from HON.
burg-les- Bains sends us the following
have on several occasions written
to you about the wonderful good for
tune of Commander Bugeia, the wealthy
inhabltant of Malta, who comes here
at irregular times and invariably wins
large sums. On his return lately from
the fetes at Berlin he recommended
playing, and won every day from 80
600 to 100, 600 francs, and sometimes
even more. In fact, the bank has lost
so considerably of late that doubts are
entertained of it's continuing open I'M
til the 31st of December, when the pri-
vilege, as you are doubtless aware, en-
tirely ceases. M. Bugeia has even
forced the director to throw in fresh
capital to the amount of 800, 600 francs,
and has so completely absorbed the
sums which the establishment may have
won from other players that its half
was fifteen, twenty, and even twenty
five per cent, Will scarcely be for the
present one more than few kreutzers
per share.
Such constant and wonderful sue
cess has alarmed the company which
farms the rooms, and NJ Blanc, the di-
rector, has notified to M. Bugeia that
the permission which had been accord
ed him of putting down 5000 francs
at once is now Withdrawn, and that he
must for the future content himself
with going up to only 10000 francs,
like every one else. Itappears that the
authorities have had something to do
with this alteration, as the town of
Homburg has a certain share in the
gains of the table But as very large
stake is required occasionally for the
system of M. Bngeja, that gentleman is
trying to obtain a change, and perhaps
some arrangement may be arrived at. "
'-T0ji0O0Uj
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

Chamber and the Office of Vice-Presdent, par
ticularly remodeline the Assembly. and pro-
viding restrictions upon the right Of universal
suffrage.
Miss AGNES LIVINGSTONE, daughter Of Dr.
Livingstone, has published letter from her
father, in which he says " have written two
letters to Mr.. Bennett. | meant to keep ma
terials myself, but because the expedition was
expensive, gave Stanley what would help him
to write a book. In hi- handsit is harmless,
for Americans are good and generous friends
THE Royal Geographical Society gave ban.
uet to Stanley Monday night. Many of the
nobility aud a number OF American gentlemen
were present, among the latter Moran, Unite
States Charge dAfajres, and Clemens, the
humorist. Moran replied to toast in honor
Of the United States.
ALDERMAN SIR SYDNEY WATERLow proposes
that Tribunal of Commerce be established
in London.
THE Prussian Diet reassembled on Tuesday.
The budget was presented. Thereceipt. from
all sources for the year are estimated at sl54, :
$50, 456, and the total expenditures at the same
sum. The revenue of 1878 is expected to ex-
coed that of this year by nineteen millions.
HERaERNANN LESDERoNEN has been ap-
pointed charge ddtdbs and Consul General OF
Denmark at WASHINGTON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
The New AllAniic CahIe.

A London letter says of the next At
lantic cable, soon to be laid: "In ad-
dition to the present three marine ca
bles, fourth is in course of rapid con-
structlon and emparkation on board
the Great Eastern. This new cable is
a duplicate of the French one, and is
to have ITS termini at Lands End and
Halifax. It's main length will be 5000
miles, and it viii cost, less the laying
down, Ct, 200, 900 and upward 1t is
being placed on board the Great East
ern in lengths of $50 mile coils. AL
ready n large portion is on board, and
early III the coming year 1t Is
contemplated to put it IN use. The
experience of the past has given some
important lessons on the construction
of this cable, aud every approved and
new feature that has been submitted
by electricians and engineers has met
investigation and adoption. The ma
chinery for submerging and laying Is
also improved, and marine cable lay
ing is now a thing of ease and energy
only. The London Telegraphic Con
struction and Maintenance Company,
with its immense capital and net prof
its of last year. amounting to tll5, 300,
and having monopoly, finds 1T very
easy thing to lay anglo American Ca
hles. The next thing expected Is re.
duction in the rate of messages.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
Release.
By s. s. CONANT.

As one who leaves prison cell,
And looks, with glad though dazzled eve
Once more on wood an field and skv
And feels again the qulckening spell
OF Nature thrill through every vein,
leave my former sell behind,
And, free once more in heart and mind.
Shake of the old, corroding chain.
Free from my Pasta jailer dread
And with the Present clasping hands.
Beneath fair skies, through sunny lands
Which memory's ghosts meier haunt, tread
The pains and griefs of other days
May, shadow like, pursue me yet;
But toward the sun my face is set,
His golden light on all my ways,
-Haper's Aoqazia,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

The evacuation of the departments of the
Marine aud Upper Name will not be completed
until November +ta. \ detachment Of French
hospital ASST slants on their way to Camp Cha
Ions, ly mistake left a train at the town of
Chalons, which Is s,Ii occupied by Germans.
They were immediately arrested and their
>idc-ayus takou from them.
The Grand Duke Nicholas Of Russia. has
embarked from Italy for Greece.
Tue ltalan Parliament has been conyokcd
for November. An order Will be issued reor-
gani2lug and enlarglug the military districts
of the Alps, and Strengthening the garisous.
LATE European papers say ii has been an
nouncct that from the FIRST Of November the
Germans Will insist on every French subj CT
travelling in the new Empire being provided
with passports, bearing the wise OF the German
legation. The mat er has been Interpreted as
specially directed against the inhabitants OF
Asace and lorraine who have chosen TO abide
uy their French nationality.
ruE French papers foreshaiow the adoption
at the coming session 81 the National Assem-
bly, q constitutional amendments maxi (
Filters President fer Life, creating An Upper
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

HosPrTABLE HOST: Does any gen
tlsman say pudden 81 Precise guest
" No, sir: no gentleman says pudden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
4 ROYAL Lover.

The Archduke Henry, of Austria,
who some years ago committed the
terrible crime of marrying an actress,
and was in consequence bauished the
dominions of Franz Joseph, has been
so far pardoned as to be allowed to re-
turn to Austria, with his wife, upon
condition of residing in the INrol
Leopoldine Hoffman, his wife, is fine
woman, and the marriage was love
match. The sentimental King OF Ba-
varia took great interest in the I'M
fortunate couple, and raised the Arch
duchess to the peerage OF Bavaria, IN
the hopes of making her more accept.
able to the ariStocratlc heir OF the
Caesars. but in vain. 1t Is believed that
the Emperor was influenced IN has Sc
verify to the Archduke by has mother,
the late Archduchess Sophia, who was
extremely mcensed at the conduct Of
her nephew. The Archduchess was
indeed a woman with no heart, cold,
cruel. aud proud, and she Is 'ald to
have instigated her son to order the
terrible execution of the Hungarian
Generals ut Arad which Mortified all
Europe, simply to gratlfv private re-
yenge.
A COUNTRY merchant having procured
a new clerk, walked HIM upin the morn
ing after he was hired, ut most IN
reasonably early hour, by calling out
that the family were sitting down to
table. THANK you. SAID the boy, as
he turned over in the bed to adjust
himself for new nap, thank you,
but never allow myself 10 eat during
the night,
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WOMB "a tie Ballot

ia Lpge.=-ia itFt '- Nn
" ..naaL -aGfa-e. 81. ts4r ''''-t
-. aer- i.ra-t f4bs.- .Nq iul -p"ii'E
..-.. RACES ans a.,'...-.a T-,,~ Svfrays
There v.-l ~. Away. may women. ~
..-e- -fe u-.y ..,4. Who Are .-..l t-reat -
hog q uu-. i'eri4-.p, AWAY Tiers
v'. - a 4r.es prrceaiAg. OF the iudifier-
e.. q. ~monG women
h- .Ae material CIR 4" "a ,hsr" lt 'te
-.Ue.. r@d,- alf.h oae lit.-. All IL
s- J.. u.a, = tile Law, u4de. which
.. nay oe nA god, inns belong 81" each
s, man 81. asa Individual: and She j, q iite
g.. LII ;a CLAIM i' a- -he needs T.. even
.asush ,Ae majority still prefer 10 taAe
.a,.r chance of being hanged Wilton;
u.rpl~xi8- themselves about The Law.
THE demand III every lshtrnci NO
u.tn Rho ak for The hailot-iiAr the &c
r..ad u every enlightened slave Tor free
l.fa-., 81 individual demand. aud he
question whether they represent tie ma
i7ritv Of their clas- has nothing to do ~lti
H. FOR = repubhc like ours doe. not pro
f--s 10 deal y nh CLASSES. but WIKI iUliVidu
A>. >.uce Tie y hole people covenants
with each citizen. and each citizen viii
the whole people. Ior the common good :
As Tie constitution Of Massachusetts 81, -
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A Short Temperance Lecture.
BY 7. A c.


\ few wears since. ] was engaged In
reaching school In the town of ;. A man
.ivaJ hi the district who had been known
for many YEAR, a. very Incorporate man
Though he was then poor old man with
net much Of the goods Of this world yet,
the habit Of Incompetence was irmly fixed
sna r.o<hing seemed wanting 10 hasten his
I'D hot A pieuty OF rum. II wAs upon one
Il lis drunken sprees that be vas brought
r she house where was boarding. bring
=. mach reduced by his drbauch thar he
W. si-s and not able even 80 ri.i.- hsmr.-
A. night approached he grew worse. sud
a number IL Zines sad he should nOg live.
he Frequently -p0ke IL b. past life. and
Low wicked he had been. The room Ia
which he lay Mas next TO mine Ills faith
.si companion watched by his hed during
he night. I could hear him. alternately.
gr5anmz ard calling upon God. Once al
ne hsd reiterated some of hi- evil do
~. he raid And ! have drank great
-i.,l sf iouor ia my day: bat aish ! had
MAYER drank any. y. thought |, what a
i'.,,,nsr.f,cr Lecture. felt deeply grieved
=, ne sfaaupu Of this poor unfortunate
buu,an being. and felt TO thank God for
sSr,-.eyrnr>. frequently think Of that
sho,f Lecture wish that every drunkard
a ths la,sd could heard t. All who read
this can pie:sre to themselves poor Old
man who had sacrificed all hi social
blessing 70 the rula bottle. now seeing thai
\. can live bat few hours. cries out IN
the bitterness Of his soul, ! wish mac
never drank any rum.
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The Law Of Church property

W h1d iu tho ~" lufA P..tau &C
r"eal - r.cen, IL cis'on Il, the nj, cyi
s;s'c> oar oomorruit. the ownership Of
a Chuuh.
The supreIn. Court of iht.i ultsi state.
o. AUndat decided the case ~ NAi~on
- AJAX JcHnef 4n appeal nu.a iAr 1,rruW
trUrt foi hen;ncIv. CONCERNING a.. uN b.
~ ,hip al pre,byivrian Church buIs!nt.,
ia I."ai-vilis. Ihe pto--iav.rv Plrsh,-
ts -u- ,n hcHlilcAs s-a~si. during the
"a irsm The General A,--ubi. A4a
Juu.,i Tie Prts1ytGli4G l4ar,l 81 the
ros.i'-i-f4'- SAT- Ia I.3,h-yii,r thes
ut.asTtooA t. fruasieT. With ih~iT tI-tf,i,~r-
si!i NE ch-TrI baildins also. to Tho 100
s4at,4t ,4s..4ch. All il.s, ~.T- -gEi-, led
ia ia.- h4 ...r Stale CouTis " htItUeky
: s-raf's enough. anon. az tt. h.p4'r.
-.i--sfu. us chillch Ir"f.rrfv whirh nave
81 i-sB q . II N. uIan, slrcii division. a
tt.i- osaAlts Ia. . th. oti4s o. = 1 GO ~.
80 's~eu Ht.aga; before ihr -.-t al
q a.Iu. g The co0ltfy
Ju-sis~ Ni.rr a-Nvcr-i fh- opinion ~
isis UaTt. IN ~h.ch a. 3. .sT.i r,ils b, ilii
a 'ssa ief ibe .4lAn,l u al .iIcA s-rs
Ahs. tfl4.A. !. .ssl ]. lIs.s D. th~
Fsil1 e.! 4gsac4 sgp-L af lu.a ~
slsh'l re- cssrfs all SO INA . o.
49, .----i &C., .s--- r--s-. "a WI
siH inss ssru o. are 4na ass~st...l.-
y i.-H = - ts-ssss e.4aaaaiaa. ~ pc.
tHa ..sd a. i4faa - aafsag - 80 ft.lr
10 t4tt~ BIT aLsa tarlt u .s
'errFhs q rrs~t ~ fsrni - war.H : g.
ti.s iris-i iasi tiss irsi-~rfs slssi ~ z
H. u.s Iragsus ssr- Il = enl4ts : o saa-
. - 81 Gag s@isuA. iAs es..fts 49, lf.-
. -r ~ q ala.aat - lie iF4g cautt-
. lH faftHa IT, "a 4ssf. au er lie fi.i.ffal
A.
ti.i. ~ euuT.< cssltrUl. q -sif. and h.fr
u.f .444ug' y. easily sa.Is bt ste.. tho
80 sn - part .; . sli-.a .An-
EAf 20 tensu.'4Aflsl. fA~ .uau Nll
lau. fn fte o. .tsst cce Is.l4si trlhuua
4 Ia. s.suryh. ~ = s4sh Ihs es.e tAs teen
80 -, al 49, re-Afd j., d~li..l4 a.
E4.t To- ease before tile count - there
q .r- ~on,fs'l-,i -utir-l BY ih- decision -
'tt ss~uef a. Assembly OF the Old sshOs
fr--Bs i"rt4a thurcA Agatnst slavery IN
u,ii y-iAau - NA4en iAe e. r>-isa az
uIi-riaAeu. @nl to shgfeh properly hr-
bug. - the feN members who adhere ~
Tie main body Of the church
luis DECISION il hrneefoTta established
lan va lhe L lilsd states. lad Il been
made generation ago. the result II a
large number q the d-pu;cs en church
property. which have been settled by
arbitration or other~isc. would have been
Different. But II is likely 10 be strictly
adhered 70 hereafter. ~ both civil and
ecele..s,iioAi tribunals Il /, important 10
have a general rule on the sgbjcut. and
VET amy rule Will. Of course. seem 10 work
hardship Ia some cases The present
decision is that 10 which the court, ui this
country have steadily tended. and probably
could no, have been different wirhou, max
ius confusion. Yet II n whole church.
1
ghcir creed OF worship on some point once
re-, 2rded a. Important enough 70 be named
la a deed OF trust. the law will give the
property entire iuto the hands Of the lew =.
even though their only motive for dissent
( IN. from the rest j. 10 obtain the con rol
OF that properiy-a result not IN h..gu.Ouy
| with common views OF equity
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-25

The Wing says that Hon. p l. Bur
leigh. State Land Agent. intends to sell a,
auction all the teams seized By his d.
rect,on from lumbermen at work In the
Aroo-took woods last winter under per.
mi's from the Z. & n. A. Railroad Com
pany.
The Voice says that E. Longfellow OF
Silver Ridge, was taken bleeding at the
nose last Saturday. and now lies very low.
He BLEED nearly the whole time two DAYS
aud nights Or. Fitch was called and for
s-time the bleeding has been stauncbed.
The FIsHERIEs.-The Gloucester Adr.r.
tiser says the main catch Of the Georges
heet has been secured. and large fares NAV
be expected to be the exception, rather
than the rule. The fset has been smaller
than ususl. and the weather has been IN
favorable for nshing much OF the time
The Grand and Western Bank fleet arr
needing with goeA success.
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THURSDAY, APRIL, 25. 1872.
The Cincinnati Convention.

This convention v III meet neNl we-sA. but
What Il Wi.l do. or what it. headers desire
it shall DO. Is Eot let seTy plain. The
ouiy point yet namedon YhichtLere seems
ta be any unity is opposition to Pres dent
g. aul. Ibis Is not enough 10 organize 4
sneeeSs iul party Oh. There must be So. e
definite purpose in view, something tahsi-
biz aud patent 10 the ewes of the masses
,.5ne,hins which can be cuuu, lated With
such force and With - much II trdth. hat
Y viii take hold q the pnhlic mind aud
influence lie vote, generally; something
%, more public Interest than a change 81
men now IN Office ior another aud -
gtcc,her sci. Ii ,here can be- ieulid a class
81 mcu ia the NATION who are pc fed!
pure and upright who newer I!eNiaied N
The lea>g from tn path Of b"oof. and who
can and Will please every body Ia the LAID.
and the government winch ihcy serve, by
4. means put them iH Office aud keep the N
b. Nheu there. II The uesnna'i ieAdeis
know OF such a sc, ri men. let thrin ori u.
them forward. and maIe special plank 10
tao.r platform referring - them Bat II
.,., do uua, atI the men Whu arr n lie
tt,ure t. be iu nfiia are 70 b.' "a any ~ise
lie The leaders 81 bis neN movement.
then We .lnH COX IN vain har a ,han-c Tor
the better Il ! laid Frank Blsg j. one O
.,ll.4c -pIrir- FL th.- movement. aud
g IS certain fha' Montgomery Hair has
90 o.. -.
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CHnRKYfiELD ITEMS: = An en,ertain-
nent was given a, Academy Hall on Fri
day evening By Mrs. Crowel Mes.rs.
HOdsdon. Wilder. Andrews. and Miss Eli
son. all Of Bangor.
The ice is fast leaving the river
The Spring term Of the Academy com
neGced on Wednesday. with Q. ". Rogers
OF Colby University a. teacher.
samuel Ray. b. F. Wiley. and Jacob
Gould. take the East River drive this spring
about 1900 900 feet. log drivers are In
good demand and wages high.
MAcHIss IrEMs:-The Machias river is
open and large number Of vessels have
come up to receive cargoes.
Hon. +. Lorina Talbot. Of East Ma
chiss. is seriously III Of innamatlon OF the
brain.
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| tip tables. make noises, work wonders
possess men aud women; mix with tn.
lowest society: br by per.onatin. rood
spirits. get into better society; put NEGRO
NANCY above the Bible. and create in nan,
dssiike 10 the gospel. And If in cours.
81 aces, they get tired ofthis sport. they
can move up into she Elgher spheres and
perhaps, find different employment. Judg,
ing from ESQ. Barker's account III the
spheres they have neither creed. c9ustitu
ton. or bylaws" What is its influence !.
Which theory presents the strongest mo.
tives for reformf
The second argument This writer SAYS.
we claim for the spirits that they are
trusiworth, and reiisbh. ! in the
same sense and the same tor y greater
, exleut that human hein2s are Ia fact that
they are nothing but human being trans
ported 20 another state or sphere of ~.
iSfsnce; that few da,- or years ,oioufn
IN the split world may not aud does not
always materially change Ia" disposition
Of the individual. Hence II TIN, would
tell falsehoods here. the, NAV after they
have passed over" Singular sophi-try.
This argument prove, just the opposite
81 what the writer claims ~ the good
character OF the spirit must tirst lie proved !:
which cannot be done The iac, that a
spirit claims 10 be present aud to be good.
does not prove this, a. evil spirits are
continually personating good .plrits.
And no marvel. for Satan hi m.elt "a
transformed iaio an angel OF light" Aud
the mediums acknowledgements tell whether
they are possessed OF controlled br good
spirit az an evil spirit Evil spirits tell a.
many truths a. 10 good spirits through
mediums II spirit teli> one lie. IL i, not
reliable. No person present can vouch TOR
the reliability ut spirit present. Asno
ono knows VIII" It t.. Add &" ali thi-
MEDIUM spirits come from the spheres 8"
from which many have come whn are
lpowu tn be dcccivet> And then again.
1t cannot he proved that auv Que spirit
coming here. from the spheres has no,
toll some hcs Nor can any une proyc
thar fzli.u angels ia not exist ur tia,
thc.e d. not prrsnrst~ The spirits ~ d"ai
men Neither that T. : yoi more probable
that these should posses ephf mediums.
THAI that the spirit. of the dad .honid 10
TIL Aud more especially ~ the Sr IT
ull.sis tel us that their sphere A., i'a,.s
~ Improvement: state. 1T progress ion. fpr
h , h~r -ujr, incn;. W court Il Justice
s. onih receive the TESTIMONY 81 Witnesses.
uGdcI nne fourth rart II iho.e cuibAfra.s-
uef'.. III putin. ,Piri, disiua;ieu. ou
Tie SANE footing a. human Testimony. Mr.
BNser ruins HI own cause, VET ihi. i.
tl' TINE te>f Of rel AL, evidences
L II =,
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The correspondent 81 the Boston
Jgsrsai giyes the following i,em of public
interest,"
ENigpr JuiIN>oN AGAIN
Hon Eeycrtls Johnson la. written A
letter 20 MT Peter. 81 MAiue, iuaor,iny hi,
resolution Ia r-laIion ~ consequential
damage. aud rcqnestln; a copy IL the
ZANE. Mr. johnson also intimate. he
Nil "riie his Nle". at length upon the
subject. and desires - Anoa whether Mr.
Peters ssil oij""t T. the public atom Of
such letter. MIR. Peter, has not vet replied
except 10 send the copy of III, resolution
=. requested.
ma APPOINTMENTS TO bFFtCE BILL.
After Il discussion the House this morn
ing agreed to sen. Boiler, motion 70 ~
commit the bill Ia relation to appointments
{" oiiice y the Sp~rial Committee on the
Civil service. The vote on thi, motion
VA, 8. yeas to - nays. The New Eng
land u.embsr. present aud voting are re-
corded ~ follows on the motion:
1EAs-Nrs.r-. Ame.. Banks Butler Crock-
er, Peters AMI Twiichell
NArS-Nessr.. Buthnton. Fame. FRYE Hale
Hlbo-trd. Hoar. Lynch, Poland. stArkw Gather
strong and willard.
\ ntlority Of the Democrats voted IN
the negative.
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Chr Cllsmortb Amrrilan.

Published every Thu rsday Aerniug a f.tsrs'
Block. Ellsworth, Ne, by NIX. SAWYER. for
tens &c. see hrst rs.ee.
N PErTEssILL 4 Co. 81 PARK Row New
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an tnat cts. and are anthoriz-d 10 contract f1r
iu-erging hivtrtiaessents for "a aur loyFrsr "a
rates. Advertisers IN that cftY are requested TO
Ve their fAvors with either the above hou ses
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Twenty-Eignt Years Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases INC Ide ut to Female.
ia. placed DIR, DOW at the head OF ali phy.icisu.
making sash practice a speciality. and ensb.e,
him guafantes speedy and permanent curs
IN the sors, Gaze. Of S1pprsss.sa aud all other
Aens'vsal Deaa9emsai'. from vAassrer cause
All letters for advice must contain o.. once No
SESoicorr STREET. Bosros
y. B.-Board FURNISHED 10 those desiringto 70
iaAin under treatment
Boston, July ls,l.--n lyr
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STATE or MAINE.
WANTED.

A yosas man Is or II year aS Age 70 learn the
n Psisters Trade 40 foIlevs:
hosse fsissing; GraiatRx Of all nnds A.f,
ohne SAD Gllding. Dsstsmpsr PAiniing; Car
mage Painting, Decor atiys Paper Hsnslnx &c
Anss p st1sdy Temperate and wiiiing to
sert Such , enc csn hear Of . good
sna0ce ~ applying at once to y. Z. WITHIN,
wet Geulds6sro, nsins 10 Person Or by isttsr.
1Wi7
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Long and successfully used in rs native country 1.
a Powerful Tnnic, and Potent Furdcr OF the
Bsi. "a a. fuuut even "a eset-d the anttcipatious
founded M It's great reputation According to
IN, mctttysl and scientific periodicals OF London
snd faIts, po-stSsss thu Aosr POWERFUL
L M IL
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The BeSl Pdy5r. Try T.!

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MCNI ~ business. sead for the eAtvAl8-
iu6 ASkhIS mAnUAl. Published raonIaIy con
aiming NE al itsss u sGslaess arm thr Jaxhou,
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