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New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

violin concerto with brilliant csdenza OF his own. He
played also with the orchestra fine Adso Of Rubin
steias and Polonaise OF his own which heard
here before The audience very good and very
enthusiastic calling ont Mr. Thomas after the Msso
and laysng upon tho other principal artists the hear
est applause. There many vacant seats. TO be
sure considerng the terrible weather tho attend
auce might be called gratifying.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

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Hssn coil 81 o. NJ 'af strniusi Crude funsutur HEsHf n
salrs Gar laHs 81 20
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oats ial bran ial q ti e hsf afm fnne 80 thoo
AS plrE ia1 a. lic nsran can nlaairy afct issf ah
a. C..r as-a ne is4d tast. a rste krf tin
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kssaasgsoisfae. 3is hsv foft agut acsust God, ne
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
rnE PRErENpEp AurHoREss ~ corRr.

The attractive woman who swindled The
proprietor OF Eares Hotel out OF tl by pretending 10
bo Mrs. A. NJ DiaK, the writer of the William Henry
Letters" brought before Jnstces BiEhy Scott and
INdwith AZ the Court OF special Sessions, yesterday
Her counsel Hummel. tissncd that the Hots act os
which The charge rested had becn declared uncoustu
0na by Iudgn Barnard Of the Supreme Court and That
onuaaauruty The Or sner could Tot % lcid. Inetiis
REby stated b. 1oud not d6rogarf suoh deCniou
.t.af ma uurrN Al frlnaaeI.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
A SODA ExPIOsTON

As William May was at work charging a
esnerator or manufacturing soda AZ No. 81 hosest last
night "a exploded and onehah OF driven through
Tho bri,k val ~ the adjoining building into the lager
ber saloon John NhTrng. The tar, ehGfs, beutnes
and tabirs warn broken. ioss. ssHi
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

MoEr 6 oIrANDoS.


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P4SgENgERS lRRTpED.

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harn Aae BuFrernsus rsri se1slas aEr DsHsrv
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

least interesting opening that has been known hero
later umes There 10 absolutely crowd and nothing
that ts the oocasion above the plane of duness Tho
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
RAILROAD srupIprrY-rHREE PERsoNs HURT

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. a.-A collision occurred,
early this morning. the Indianapolis yard, between
freight train the Indianapolis and st. Louis Railroad
and through passenger train from Cincinnati TO Peoria
Ill The passenger coach was thrown from the track
down embankment 10 feet. The car was hlled with
pas5engers and turned its side. one lady and
two children we're seriously burt, but fatally
spt,tr
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-Prosecutions have been in
stituted against Roman Catholic journals in this city
and in the provinces, which have published the recent
Papal Allocution.
The excitement this subject increasing throughout
the Empire.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

AEsvits Ar SEy-roRR PoREIGs FONTS. voH iS77
We h-or tznuHr q the p thts
Or TON lore he closet cAx@FnE No
esseis nsaou.fi7 ini rhs s hss bn
MED from he oea rcsrl Sf Bag,
joe, by the and pesnsoa o. M Ac Mabs Chef Bszsa<
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
MUSIC.
RUBNsrRN AND THEODORE THOMAS.
employment.

RUBNsTRN AND THEODORE THOMAS.
The combination of RubinsteiD, Wienlawsk,
and Theodore Thomas at steinway Hall, resulted last
night IN one OF the most superb concerts that weave
heard for many seasons. IL was concert In wmch
every piece was magncently interpreted To say that
everything excellent would not Do praise enough
for everything was beyond the ordinary standards Of
merit. The programme as follows
PART l.
Overture The Water Carrier r.----..-.....Cheruoim
Orchestra. ,,,.,
concerto o mayor Mr.. Anton Ra6nstein
Concerto for Violin FIRST Moyenentl -.-.-'BeethOven
Mr.. Henn Wieniawsk
PART IL
Symphonic Poem TsssO"
Orchestra. ,.
IA4'''''''A"A Mr. Anton Rubinstein.
fO''''1''' Mr. Henri wieniavsid-
: ssSs195. sisss5o'' ,..-,.,,-,,.-,-'-.'-' Chopin
Mr. Anton Rubnstein. w,r,o.
'iu'AsOD Orchestra
We have written lately and fully Of Mr.. Thomass
magnificent orchestra may spare ourselves eab
crate encomiums upon their work this occasion
Cheubinis beautiful overture. L4szts pOenl with It's
varying moods Of melancholy and glowing pas
on ana the stirring strains and gorgeous tOnecooring
y, Wagners Homage March were rendered with al
,bt nefeetiOn OF ensemble unity Of feeling and yigor Of
prt which we have now learned to expect from Theo
6ore Tbomas's band In the aceompanments also they
gave such support the pianist and vonst have never
uioyed before in this country Mr. Rabinsteins major
concero displays the great pianss most remarkable
naractersstios both as a composer and an executant
Iis written with his habItua respect Tor classical
forms, yet with his free and brilliant sye Is ren ln
lodv and aelcate IN sentiment, especially In the sec
opd movement taadante, and rises IN tne ne W one
Of those ssonishAne cimsIes With which TINS hESsA
,sr,ys 40 ar,ees his audiences We have rarely heArd
.Tsubinstein in a more glorious temper. lie si"sye
great but Last night he display % even oi'
than u.ua the many sides Of his greatness rei
ma that there Is no manifestation OF the pianStS art ~
sThcb no cannot excel ,aI artists whom we have eVs
4eard In schumaans eccenuc and beaatiIu group
sgasatats1es known Kreiseriana' as wen =" :,
- eroui.ite ana strongly contrasted pieces b!
Chopin he was again at his best
Mr. Wieniawsn, vino is bnot merely phenoinenA
psrfornler but rue artist. gave an eloquent ana y -
nstbete rendering Of the EFst moyamsht "'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

A Decree Of Fashion declares hat TVS ksAas fia-sr
ell ythe b-ss-s bs Lacs sshsr
Ash J. BAUER h co, 81 BrssissT
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

The Tribune aInsns~ r 1877 tr-sdT sAriJ IsnssrJl
. salloa usual contents have
PORTRAIT All B0sRArsr
HORACE GREELEr.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
HIRRLED

Ring-wspn Sait-rhewm .Hrd ~ gusfrrn fAs sotr
Manghotsfel by CAswgLL HksAHp a Co. Me- Vera
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Detroit Tribune Oldest Mchg,a eessrs9sf Daily
be. and be W-etT -gsn hss cu-s
hAa sIg other 80 aichg gsn usssDspaT, cSnbsed
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Use RenBe's Pain-kfIina Magic Oil. MI sr-gfh. bsh
nternalT fof The h0rs eDdsnc Uss
nosiri. . sAsh aad disirieei he
JoHs y HssEr Agent r. z
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

49,. The factory of Colts Willow-Ware hanufac-
cn.rT Al n srtford ast BSht totally
sre,ea Ts loss pOsssJ sSsss ss I'D q 1'
.sll,lx sna nscsiasyg. b~AsvA ~ y q
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
WAsHNGroS Dec. d. 1870

GENTLEMEN I have had The honor to receive your
letter 10th inst, asking whether intend 20 be
candidate for the United states Senate place Of the
Hon. Henry Wilson, Observation-Disclosures. In the frank
ness which your letter invites IN reply that shall
gratefully accept the support Of those gentlemen OF the
Lsgisature who think qualified 20 represent the
State OF Massachusetts, in the Senate OF the United
States. L the honor 10 be, gentlemen, your most
ODedient servant, GEO :. BOUTWELL,
TO Messrs. George H. HOYt. Albert Palmer George B.
Blake, 5. White, VIM. Z. Blunt, Z. LOring Thayer,
Bowman b Breed, and K. d. WiDaOw.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
AN EXPLICIT CARD.

1t has been toe much the fashion of political
candidates affect certain coyness in seeking nomi
nations Secretary Boutwell, is certainly candid in tell
ng his friends Just what ne wants. witness the follow
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Al Nohos or Marriages must ~ ind0r'ed v'A fan
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Watch night services were held IN most OF
the churches Of Methodist Epi-copa denomination n
this city, last night The custom OF observing Win
solemn religious services the approach OF new year
one OF the Oldest forms Of worship OF the Wesleyan
churches aud service marked ast nigi VIE u"
ess iervor than has characterized it In past years
TIE congre CATIONS began 70 assemble IN snar ruApoot
i've churches AZ 10 n m aud had 10 gathered In
sufficient number than the services or the night Scrr
opened with prayer by some one of the members The
minister Of the church then in most casos preached
and members Of the congregation related their stprr
euce in attempting Lead truly religious me other
prayer, followed and the midnight hour Itself Was 90
Watch light +" was also observed ~ tho African M
Churrh Al the z.On Church. AZ Tenth and hi1eoksf
,tS very large congregation assenioen say IN tno
EVENING sna he ser vices of very intofc tlHs
nature Affer the offering " prayer by many oi nc
ths minister asked those present who feit
nnder .oonyctlon Of an 70 present them
selves az tue altar sndthe prayers VI church elapcfs
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CLINAX!CLINAX!

Page, .in."E Salye, Il Family
blessing fer -. cents.
1t heal without q scar. No
family should BE li,.uut i.
antittocu"e .crefuia
Sores, Salt Rbeum, taiihiainS,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, EUrEs,
Scald>, Cuts, ard STraila.
1t las been used over twenty
years, without 0nc failure
1T hasno parallel Eayingrer-
fectly eradicGtcd disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. IT is n compound of
Arnica, with many ether En-
tracts and Ba!saGs, ard pat up
in larger boxes for the same
price thar any other Ointment.
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The Real Velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

There Pills, 80 celebrated many years ago IN
PARA, for the relief Of female irregularities and af
forwards for their criminal employment IN the nraC-
tce abortion. now offered for sale for the F-r
time Ia America They nave been kept in compare
fiye ObscgrIy from the fact that the originator. Dr.
Nelpau, i physician IN Pari- Of CREST wealth and
has strict conscientious principles and ma withheld
themfrum general use, lest they should be- employed
for ualtwtGl purposes.
luovercomIng female Distractions, Falling Of The
Womb Whites, Green sickness. Suppression, Re
teutOu, or lmmOttra'e Flow Of the Monthly Dis
charges. Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pains in the
Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight eNe5tun. tslpta-
uoE Of the Heart. Mysteries, &c, and viii affect
cure when al other means have failed and, although
powerful remedy. DO not contsin caonyei. antimo-
ny. or anything hurtful "a the constitution
To married ladies and Young gifi- wro have never
been regulated. they are peculiarly -3lirJ. They
Will 10 short t,nse, bring on the monthly period
VItA regularity.
HArTrpS Married 'sd.es -hou'f usrn~ t7ys that.1
WHEN Their" il any reason 70 Believe theme rc
uaut Tor they VII he sure TO ProIrcn mise fFg4-e
Ladies can prucGre a box sealed from Irt tyc- OF
the curlOus, By enclosing one dollar ami SIX po~rago
-tsup- 20 ". ". MACONFE', General agent for
nura r.u's- aud 'aladss Sc, g. I.a!, y. Y or aus
4Gthuriz d agent
l-I
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CATAR2u REMEDY.
Catarrh nj 25 Years Stan
dine

With droppings in throat almos to Chok-
ing Headache, Pains in Lhoulders, Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Gown
of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy
To Messr- LITvTLEFIELD & HAYES, Proprietors
OF Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. Manchester
). IL:
reside at Manchester, y. H.. and previously
sided a. Hruuikrr, and i native Of Wears, thi-
State / have had Catarrb - years. since
10 year7 old; had II bad all the time 1t run
all thar period, and nights it W0ud I'LL up anG drop
down III E.y throat, causing feeling OF choking,
that l would spring up in bed Ia save myself
from Straugu iatinu- Il affected my head =" that
felt confused and wa- troubled with severe head
ache at intervals fer week n = time / also had
pains ia the shoulders, back and kidneys from
which I suffered immensely. So bad were yhey +,
that wear ago last simmer was obliged To lie III
he'd most of the time for three months have
tried all kiHCs and tatarrh remedies with
particular heucilt. and consulted physicians.
began To take the Constitutional tatarrh Remedy
ia~y August l began 10 grew better before finish
I'M the first bottle NJ cartHTrh Is cared; my
health i restored have pains, aches or cough,
Nv whole system j. made over new. / know il Is
this medicine that has rescued ne from intense
suffering and almost thc grave. am now able u
DO the AArg- work and bear the greatest exposure
aud itsi that cannot SAY much il favor Of the
Constitutional CatArrh Remedy.
MRS. l.. ]. FLANDERS.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1888, by one Of
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and now used throughout North
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Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
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Thousands of certificates are
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accounts OfperfectCU RESciiect-
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They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in Il healthy condition.
~ Sold by Druggists everywhere
J. r. Rowland, Proprietor, IS Liberty
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Beware of Counterfeits!
JOB MOSES SIR T IAMES C5ARKE's

Are srfsHs'setH CoUNrERFETTED. Dishoa<st ,sogtsts
sedh0 60 ssii ne coHRtsT.t make grsafer f,TO6
fAs gsnu'ns haze he Of Job Moses on each
raetdRs, Az o'hsrs are V0ftkiess limitations The
GEhuINE Pills are unfang IN tho cure Of ali those
painful and dangerous diseases 20 which the female
constitution ~ subject. They moderate ali eIcessivs
ahu cure All suppression OF the menses when cAnsed
~ cold, Inflammation, or disease. In ali cases Of
NERVOUS and Spinal Affections, Pains IN the Back
And lambs, Fatigue on slight e1ertion, PAlpitation
o. the Heart HJsteros and Whites they Will effect
cure when AL other means have failed and although
delicate Constit luton
circular IN hnglisn German and French around
eash bottle gives tu direction and advice
Tue GENUIsE Pills are sold at most drug stores but
Z loar Druggist cannot supply the GENUINE, do not
ne persuaded 70 accept any counterfeit or bogus ar
sSle but send Ono Dollar h the sole proprietor dob
ue-es, " IOrtlandt Street. New York with name
o express ouce AZ which you will Gall for the pack
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A GARD 10 THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.

THERE II NOT LADY LINING but what al
| some p-liud ui her life will lind DUPONCO'>
GOLDEN PILLS lu-t Tie medicine -ar needs.
For NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEAD
ACHE, F4LNTNESS, de-,
They never fail. and may De- depended upon in every
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tArlu-, cold OF disease. They always give immodi-
ate relief A lacy writes Dupunco- Golden pills
ma nc
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White Ler.gI--Wt tAugt IlgH NONE ABE GENUINE.
aud the box is --ueu -. y. HOWE
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thrpu-LoaT 90. world.
Sold by smith IS BoGury and a.. Wholesale and ~
tai druggists M Rock Island.
LADIES hy snHdla- $40 ~ aEV a. the above to
I'll. Post Uai-u. can have tLe Pills sent C.ur.cu-
TALLY 10y --ia tl any part ot tae country. free OF
pO>i4-u lHuNWly
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS.

No. 2lt Rue Lombard Paris
These pills are highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty Of France the very best remedy
~ All cases OF hpermatOrrh na seminal Weakness.
Weak Spins Deposits in the Urine; Nervous De
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frnm Abuse and Secret Habits They cure when All
other remedies fa and have been used with ast0nsh
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NJ. MARIA LEACH.


BOSTON HIGHLANDS, Oct I. 1872.
DR. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-i hereby certify that
! was afflicted for five years with a severe cough.
and raising blood after any violent exertfon !
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about two
years ago and have not raised any blood for eight
cen months past. and believe that owe TO your
medicine the health which yainly sought from
many physicians and medicines i would I've clad
70 nave you refer any one to me who wishes TO
know what the Prairie Weed has done for me
JAMES 7 BEoKNELI
Letter Carrier, Boston Highlands Mass
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Il person has Consumption Of course the lungs
III some way are diseased ciiat .Hhercles Assesses
bronchial i'ritations, pleura lesion exist, the
iang- are a mass ofindsmatlo- and fast decayiHgl
IN such cases what mast hc de-. I.is not only the
lungs That are wasting but il The whole body
Tie stomach sna liver have otheir power to make
bleed ont offood- Now. the oily chance j. to take
DT. >e"enck's three medicines shich will bring up
tone To the stomach, the pan NJ will ben TO want
tod 1t viii digest easily and axe good blood then
the patient begins To gain in sh and IS soon tie
body begins 80 grow the lung ouurncc TO heal up.
aud the patient gets heshy ar well This is the
only way to cure Consumption
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-09

Sehcnck'- Manartkr I'ii'- le 4pou tAe liver re-
moving all ohstraclipn~ relax dGcts Of The gall
bladder, the bic starts freely, "a the hyer IS soon
relieved the stools will show " 1t the Pills eau do
nothing has ever been inveute except calomel "a
deadly poison which T. very Ian ruus TO unless
wah great care that will EulS the gall BLADDER
aud star, thr secratau7 uj Ile .cr ike Scheuk' :
Mandrake Pills
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zsAsE-G sax
CON SIT MPTLON
And Its Cure.

Victims Of This awful disease are found in every
neigh bOrhoOd. ia a most every house.
For them and for their friends we have tilings Of
good cheer aud hope the announcement o. most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason, hy which the terrible uaIady H.
pc lively controlled, and lis victims are restored
t. hgaltl.
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WHY HIVE Catarrh :?

have had Catarrh or two years, and have had
all trpu4er arising from il, such dropping from
the mead, sore throat, etc II troubled in the
morning than any time it would br some half
hour before could breath freely. The dropping
from ms head has ceased aud IL thC morning l
have l.G trouble about breathing. which is !. great
relief fe, and feel as free from il ever did
l nave taken tWu bottles Yours respectfully
MRS If J TIRRELI-
I-EcauconEck Mnuse. GattstuWM. y Ii.
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Extract Of Buchu.
z z II Z z r s 0 n 8
NEW AND IMPROVED
Compound Fluid Extract
go -y--va ~ -w-S -z--
rs & - -
Extract Of Buchu.

"A Specific Remedy for all diseases Of Tho Urinary
ur-auE Hou-rei,tii,h4 or iurcniiREaHcc "l urine
Itt4LloHs inihmaIlon, or nicera'lon OF ihe Bladder
lnd Kidney, stone in the Bladder. GEaVei, or Brick
aSt deposit BrgHt disease, II iisy discharges. and
u disease Of Tue BaiGer, kdn.ys or PROSTATE
ilar1- whether affecting Male, rCmsie or Child
FoB WsAhNEss, arising from ygAd&fHi tnajscre
Or or u5sI.e crosses dissipation. dt'fEdsa 1h
mis- Of tn tJE5fGjHg HlH ptoDay' AerrU~s bsbF!Uy
loss 0f Memory, i4iispasittOH ." sTsff'cn o. basa
linz Trsfa!-f teR5 U9a0ata sf Niye1Sa. UiLaAesS
}3Si9H, E7il a. NE Boss, nest a!aa Head R"sh
fE5aor ta IA, H5a3 s. ssa EFaEt54tS, t4ls E0UH-
.s3ssfs. ami Drg skin.
lfthnse symptoms uyl allowed to 60 on. very ire
aeuriv Eu.ieptic Fits and Consumption follow
he insane aSyQms and the records OF death by con
-lunton bear ample witness 10 the traIh of the As
-sr5on where the constitution becomes affected with
-giuIg weakness, II requires the aid of an HVIguT-
.inE medicine 10 strengthen and tone up the sys
n which uENDER-oN' BUCHU does in every case
FuR FEMALES, young or old, married OF single. At
ne dawn 81 WuHIanhOod or at the turn OF ilie IiEN
zH-OS S BuDHU ass equal iu diseases peculiar
females, . III painful or difficult menstFuatiun
hr0niC Inflammation OF the Uterus, Falling OF the
ECnb, LeuAhrFea or Whites, Sicriiity or Barrenuess
% all complaints incident 10 The sex, whether aris-
sg from iudiscrhtiun, habits ufdissipatioB IN the
al line or change Of lie. HgAnERsoN's BCcuU is
sequalled 10y any remedy known 1t Is prescribed
ythc most eminent physicians all ever The world
b. used after confinement, and all enfcebled con
Gitution. Of both sexes and an ages
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, HEADACHE. pain in the
loulders, coughs, dizziness, sour stomach, cructa
onz, bad taste in the mouth. papitatiUn of the
pain 81 inc
nd other painful symptoms, are the offspring o.
dyspepsia. HESDERsoN's BUcHU invizoI ates :ht
-opacH. stimulates Tie torpid Liver, Bowels ant
Aiensf4 10 heaifhy action. IN cleansing the blooo
ia Impurities. ana impartins life and vigol
the Whole system. II j. the Great Life giving
'riuCIpse-
PIs, TAPE AND OTHER Won,Is by which thousand,
1fpers0us yoHHg anu old, atleclsd, eiectuai
removed from the system by Henderson, BgCnU
Norm= exist upon the diseased hamors and NOT mp
N ,he halithy elements Of the ngdy. NoTe-mifGgas
.utfetmlutics or system OF medicine will eiectG
iily free the system from theSc monsters OF dsua-,
Ike HENuEI.7uN New and improved Extract 10
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