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between japan and another nation,
contrary to diplomatic usage, and his
relations with the STATE debt are not
entirely satisfactory. This neutraliZeS
the efforts of his Pacific coast friends
in his behalf. His integrity does not
seem TO be in any way called in ques-
ton.
\ horrid murder was rerpetrated
here last night. \. party of Iri>hmen.
who had been freely celebrating 81.
Patrick'S Day, entered Il German ball
q and soon became involved in a
quarrel. and Il free fight ensued, i'll
the course of which an IriShman,
named Luke Iealey. received Il knife
wound in the side of the head. Sew
eral of his companions then caught
and held Albert GoetZ. Il young Ger
IA whom they accused of having
stabbed I!ealey, and. holding him up,
bent his head back, while lIealey
drew Il knife across his throat. cutting
it tr III car to ear. and instantly kill
ing him. Exhausted by loss of blood
from his own wound. the murderer
fell insenSible beside the corpse of his
victim, where he was found bv the
Police. who arrested him and most OF
his cOmrauiOuS.
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Market Value of Leading Comstock
Mines.

The Enterprise says that the yield of
the Comstock mines in 1872 was over
slG,ooo,o0o The gros> product for 1873
is estimated at from SIS, O0O, 900 to 3d.
100000. At the present rate OF pro-
duction the amount will not fall short
OF $50, OOo, 600, and may reach S2i, 000,-
oOO, for the yield for the past ninety
days has been at the rate of 81 200, 700
per month. The gross yield of the
Comstock mines for the current year
may be safely estimated at about S20,-
100000. This amount will he taken
from eight mines. THESE eight mines
are worth in the market the following
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amounts


The Enterprise seems to think the
stock OF these mines ought 10 conf
mand higher prices in the market.
So it would, if regular dividends were
declared monthly. How many of the
above named mines pay dividends
once in three months? 1t is the glar-
ing contrast between the abundant
yield of these mines and the rarity of
dividends that depres>es the stock to
panic prices. Even the Belcher has
been known to pass three or four
months without Il dividend. Tne
Crown Point and Belcher have been
the only dividend paving mines for Il
long time. Nearly all the other COM
panies have frequently levied assess
ments in the same time. Ii it costs
more to work these mines than the
gross yield, where is the profit, pres
ent or prospective, in holding the
stock?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-19

CASES of trichjta spi-aliS are report
ed in Cleveland, Ohio, in a German
family accustomed to eating salisages
made of raw pork. There are these
who think that, whether cooked or
uncooked, pork is not fit food for Il
human being but why, after all the
warning of trichiua, and all the devel-
o ments Of the culinary art, even stu
pid folk should go on eating meat raw,
passes our comprehension. Cooked
trichina, it has been proved, is harm
less, that is, if it be thoroughly
cooked and the passion for this dam
gerous d~elicacy in its natural state is
just as mysterious As possible.
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DIED

In lamoilie Valley, March IL, William
Wines, aged II years.
In U~ninnyille, New, March John T.
; lmnl"y, aged % years.
VIZ i'm tfsinia bi'y; March II. Caroline.
years. 80 "
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. March II.
Gladstone will probably II the
Premiership il the Commons this
afternoon. He stated last evening
that he had received communications
from the Queen, announcing that
there was no prospect that the oppo-
sition would form a new Government.
ile replied, placing his services at
Her Maie>ts's disposal, ard under
taking To consult his colleagues. They
were now engaged in the considera-
ton OF the steps that SaOuld be taken;
and he proposed. meanwhile. that the
House adjourn until Thursday. Dis
racli sid he had informed the Queen
that he was quite prepared to organize
Il new Ministry, but could not under
take To carry ON the Government with
the present Parliament. Tie House
then adjourned until Thursday.
In the House OF Lords, Earl Gran
VILE made Il statement identical with
that of Gladstone in the other Cham
Der, and Duke Richmond repeated
D!sraeli's explanation. The Sitting
was then adjourned to Thursday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-19

THEY have an ordinance in Denver
that a smallpox patient caul.ot be re-
moved from his residence to the hos
pital if he objects to tie removal.
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THE force of good example is seen
i'll the fact that several members of
Congress have joined with Hon. Mr..
lloar i'll refusing to accept their back
pay. There is much more room fer
Improvement, and it would he well i.
some CONSERVATION Of the public veal
would inausurate some much needed
reforms.
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LOST.

OST. ON NORTH MAIN STREET
- Yesterday, a brown morocco ccverad
ACCOUNT LOOK. Containing matters ~
no aaiue any one but the ow The
ing ii at ID. MANHEiM'S. Cd"
Eureka, March II. .,,sc Q.
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BORN.

In Elko. March Q, to the wife OF Samuel
NOoSpr, "a son.
In Virginia, March Q, TO the wife OF Pat.
Gleas'u, a daughter.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL. March Il.
The third and fourth floors of the
st. James Hotel were burned out at
one O'Clock this morning. Several
servants scarcely saved their lives by
jun ing from the windows upon
mattresses placed on the sidewalk for
the purpose; but one or two were
badly injured.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI. March II.
\ large fire is reported i'm the town
of Crntervllle, Ohio. Ten buildings
are entirely destroyed. The fire is
still raging. and high winds prevail.
The citizens are So exhausted from
efforts to e~Ntinguish the flames, that
very little property cal be saved.
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PERsoNAL.-Anlung the arrivals bv
stage last evening we're j. O. barrow
anu Dr.. Reece and wife.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, March II.
Associated Press dispatches saw the
recall OF Minister DeLons is insisted
upon, because hs is said To nave in-
volved himself in difficulties existing
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CAD VS.. CURRY-CoMB.-The Carson
Appeal says the CAD has taken tie
place OF the curry-comb in that re-
Sion. Esad. 1t must be hard upon
the oxen.
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.ASIEkN
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
SPECIAL 40 L sENIISEL.I
NEW YORK.

- CiSN; " a al IL.
Inc procession oi the lrl>n sOcleilcs
to-day was lne largest OF the h..Iu
ever seen htle i i, estimated THAT
there were Zo,UUU Inen Ia lie llue.
Di>isitctlc from tue l. .>tern ana NIu-
uie States snoN lnat tnc CAY was N,rv
GENERALLY c~eIrUratcu.
Inc 1ft0u"e uc' ulcs u column and Il
hall to-day to snonlna t.,at ouu-
ward ) s.Iart OF tur ling" plunuci
Was divided Witn DO e,Ju i. luuu.,
VINO wd> sill CLERK Vi the Ijuu!u q.
cu yerN4sUrs.
OGDENSBCRG, March II.
Aue IRE mere On Sunuay IiiUinIug
Was cay obstructive, aIu tuiCatcilru
Tie "lUte tONi. lie elllie loss WIII
NC eIJu'uuo Among the heaviest IpseIs
ale D. ii. Morgan, grocer, ANA H.. ii.
i1"u>tOh. Mucl Oh lllu los, was nc
ca,luiIeu " tne D.sii.v,> men ulu>!uL
t'eir Suuus In al,iIcl patIon VI TIC u.u
reaching tIrul.
NEW HAMBURG, March II.
1heuye-hou,e 81 the DutcntsS PANT
ON, Vas burlIeu lals nloiI4iiir !;
loss, S5OU,tO0. S.X hundred men ale
liiio"n out vi eLlpIuA n.rit.
ALBANY, March II.
Inc committee UI the Assembly 10
lnve.tlSate Enc Railroad nlstlel, mel
luis morning. Oen. tiahci. L. Lar
low, Attorney GeIleI al, uIdue a state
iiIent, Showing tnat his cunI!ecluu
with GentIai SIchl,S, Ia the pruccv,t-
me to elect d c..an,e III Inc Erie
Directory, We're en,Irclt lrgllnatc,
anu thai moneys PAID by S.cAics We're
PAID ~ special COUNSEL.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
NJ. Eo-owsky, L. ii. A. +. Titus,
{. q. Hubbard, Pc u. w. Mckenzie,
VIM. Head, n. g.. VI. Il. Daitlett.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:

lNNll.AIION YUM WILL E.
WV Hail.. ......".-".Grand Master
j. ~. barrow. .....Dtputy Grand Master
T.. V. Grand Secretary
J. Hull...............D. u. q. W., Austin
Il. simultaneously. ID G.. NJ, Hamilton
VI. EorowSky..........i,. ID. q, NJ, Eureka
VIM Erad, n q Joseph Obcrer, L
WHIqvenport,N G W a Chandler
stool stone, PC \ Charson
= Ridge. Pc Id Peterson
T. Phillips, PIG Q Weidhaas
&C Hubbard. Pc lChaS Coll
= Chambers, Pc + |. Willard
: Il Wyman, Pc y RatTeloyich
+ Ob"rf lder, pc Vim Emery
= We'll, Pc : Ashim
SStandish, pc VIM K Kellogg
+ Elliott, Is VI Fraidt nberg
Fen & levy, PS w \ ScatOn
James stewart ] JacOby
\ f Titus ED Schaefrr
Geo Meth ThaS Cobb
c ROSsetti James k.illy
j fagonini John NcNiann
NJ Il arilett SEQ lundgren
Il l. Nciianiels y SimOnson
J Johnson M Ob"rirlder
Henry Hip 4 Gibson
III White Vim NJ smyth
Chris Jacobson \ Rosenthal
- Nathan &c Bucl
Chas ErOy Ono Lawson
y MlIiich IChaS Blazer
VIM kabjohn Geo " Hibbens
W I Popiin \ NJ Hall
J Whistler Nm Ross
VIM cock r. + Fine
c & Elliott Fred Elliott
Henry Schacfer James Hayes
Fred Barnes iChaS w Schwamb
lohn Sh"ehan W II Mckenzie
J Mcdonald james Lcech
Jacob Gibson VI McGrcmor
II II Kinscy ] j II Baxter
NJ CaliShcr Jno Sharpcnbuger
+ Berg II w NanI.ew
OTTO Joel Julius Geese
J W HISS u + lsaacs
Val W. rmuth IF Reigelhuth
j i Bowman b Eldrcd
ID Mannheim Alfred Jenkins
VI Harrison Cyrus Il Bidwell
David Mc\cy John Gregovich
James ryan II y Reicher
VIM Samson r + rartIrtt
j Meyer Vi j Franklin
ii Roman LIallman
j Turner III Adams
Frank slaughter = Raphael
ii johnson
FLOOR DIRECTOR. .WM. HEAD, y. &,
FLOOR MANAGERS:
W \ Scaton II w Mckenzie
u Mannheim James stewart
EB'NO invitation Cards will be issued
y general invitation is extended.
TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS EACH; "a
he obtained of the Committee ot Ar.
ranS"mtitS. m9td
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p!I!.'Ic CnsS'I n.>.'AIC.s:Ls.
FSbc Cti.Jft,KNI


SAN FRANCISCO. March IS.
Officers of the cast Survey have
gone to examine the bar, where the
Patriciln WAS wrecked, AMI will
probably make their report some
time this week.
Geo. lloWes Il Co., G. l.. Taylor &
Co, II. j. Booth, and j. y. Ri>don.
have petitioned The Board of Super
viSors for a lease OF China Basin for
htly years, TO use a> il ship-yard. T.ie
petition WAS referred TO tne JUDICIARY
Committee.
The trial of the charges against
Prof. Wilkinson, Principal of the
Deaf. Dnnlband Blind Asylum, WAS
commenced Yesterday. They refer
to neglect OF the tuition OF larger pu-
pll>. ana the use OF improper lam
guage towards Stime of the blind. The
investigation will lie resumed to dav.
SOM of The inmates testified that the
Prime pal mad used harsh words to
them, and others found fault with the
quality OF food furnished them at
times.
Katie Gordon. the Girl who charged
her father, \. =. Gordon. with incest,
III Oikltnd, confessed to-day to the
Cpuft that the cas- vas Il conspiracy
on Il part OF her lover, Robinson.
and herself, to shield the latter. She
declared her father innocent, and said
Robinson was the person who had
improper intercourse with her. Cor
o was dismissed and r phin>on
keptln lall to answer IA charge of per-
lury; The feeling gain>t him in
Oakland is intense. Gordon received
the hearty congratulations of his
neiEhhors upon Ii, release andtrium-
plant viudication.
The Investigation of charges against
Colonel Stevenson. L. s. Shipping
mum Toner, is still pending.
Tue Arizona Jewel COMPANY was
Incorporated to-day, A. p. Green. a.
il. Ro>alia. W. {. Reed, q. NJ. Berry,
and ID. Marcuse, are the Trustees.
Capital stock, So POO, 900. Object. to
miiie for Jewels and ~preciou, metals
IN Arizona. There " quite Il favora-
bic g ion in mining stocks to-day.
Consolidated Virginia leading tie
list.
VALLEJO, March 1S.
Mrs. Page is PRONOUNCED out of
danger n viii recover.
Inc ~farragUt Boat Club will give
me ball III the season at Vallejo on
thursday next.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY. March 10.
Mrs. Us. Senator Logan is at Provo
to-day, arranging for the removal of
The remains of her father, CAPTAIN
Cunningham, To Illinois. The .Jour-
nal OF this evening has the statement
That the night Cunningham died. "A
nunnher OF mcn were assembled
around his house. cur>ingtlle ,utilps.
thanklng God that the old ca,tain
WAS dead, and acting otherwise most
sl%aineiullv.
IN a criminal case to-day, before a
Mormon Justice, where the defendant
was 1lned, notice for appeal was re-
used. on the ground that Chief jus
tlce Mexican had decided that there
c"uid lie no appeal under the present
law nom Il Justices Court. The JUS
nee SAID he differed from McKean's
luii'lS' hnt Intended to adhere to it,
as the authority OF Il superior tribu-
nal. ~
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NOTICE.

OIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
- ALA and !. NCCAEE, if living mr.
II dead, their legal representatives. r.,
come forward ana pay their shares tn.
ware me WORK zone for the past year on
Int .TiiTer Region' mine, located on
hupy Hill, Eureka district, Lander Conn.
", Nevada. ''uh
"hi''m p. CARROLL.
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In this town. ALI. CHARTZ IL author.
lsed - receive subscriptions for the SEN
SrNEL, and collect for the same. All per-
sons in Eureka owing for subscriptions
Will pay them TO him.
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KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT, March II.
ll1nt, d lire began IN a
odr-rouii III Lam ienceUurg, Anderson
county, ana a., the Minu was blow Iiia
HedNS' ana There was no engine Tue
iiialii portion vi tine owl va, LAM IN
a>nes. Forty -stVen houses Meic
nufiieu, Including the Gait HOUSE,
N"iiih> Tavern llneroUu > Lana,
ana every business house exec, | IL
tIii-siiop. Inc loss VIII tall Yer,
heavily upon the itlZens Il Ian
~TeiiceDurS, DIS the houses were .eticr-
ally o"ied 10y the UcclI ,iaIits, aid
liiere MAS comparatively little IIislr-
aiIce. Inc total loss Cannot le les,
IMAM slo0'0O0. a public meeting was
held here to-day Tor the purpose OF or.
Sanlzing a relief colnIuiLtee.
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Sole Agent In SAN Francisco.

MYRON ANGEL, No. +S2 Montgomery
street, room II, is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL in a Fran
cisco and persons in that city having
business with this office are requested to
oom nupicate with him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

legislators generally. But what of it?
When did he do it? Why, before he
was elected to the Senate, certainly not
after When the resolution for his eX-
pulsion should be taken up, his defense
was complete and perfect. The prece-
dents are in his favor. No need OF
looking through the dusty records Of the
dim past British parliamentary history
need not be searched. The records OF
the last session of the last Congress fur
nish the needed authority. Did not the
judiciary committee selected, it is sup
posed, mainly. if hot solely, for their
knowledge of law-decide and report
that member Of Congress could not
be dealt with for acts done before his
election? Did not the House, in their
action on the Credit Mobilier, decide the
same way? Precedents must be fol-
lowed Caldwell was safe, but he Gid
not think of it soon enough, and, there
fore, sends the receipt There is fun
ahead, if we may be pardoned the levity
in reference to so grave matter. Inc
scene is transferred to Kansas. The
contest between the immaculate Cald-
well and the guileless Pomeroy will be
something to astonish even the unbought
legislators of that incofruptible State.
What pity for the impoverished citi-
zen and the necessitous eXpectant occu-
pants of seats in future Legislatures that
the Legislature of that model common
wealth is now in session. We have not
time or space at present to attempt the
depicting of the glorious field now open
in Kansas. The greenbacks that will
alternately flow from the capacious
pockets of Caldwell and Pomeroy will
set the people wild. Let us hope, how
ever, honest men enough will be found
to prevent the return of either. Let lis
have a Senator who does not feel COM
PEELED to aid a friend to start bank the
day before election, or that does not
deem it necessary to accompany his res
ignation with areceipt.
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Spettal 1otites.
CAN BE CURE.
sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC,


Are the only medicines that win cure Pull
mOnary Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that win stop a
cough will often occasion the death of the
patient. 1t locks up the liver, stops the
circulation of the blood. hemOTThaoe fol-
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the
causes of tWo-thirds of the cases of con-
sumption. Many are now complaining
sometimes cOStlVe and sometimes too
loose, tongue coated, pain in the shoulder
blade, feeling sometimes very restless and
at other times drOwSy; the food that is ta-
panied with acidity and belching of wind
These symptoms usually originate from
disOrdered condition of the stomach or
torpid liver. Persons so affected, if they
take one or two heavy colds, and if the
cough in these cases be suddenly stopped,
the lungs, liver and stomach clog, and re-
main torpid and inactive, and before the
patient is aware of his situation, the lungs
are a mass of sores, and liberated, and
death is the inevitable result
Schenck'S PulmOnic Syrup is an eXpec-
torant which does not contain any opium,
nor anything calculated to check cough
Schenck's seaweed tonic dissolves the
food, mixes with the gastric juice of the
stomach, digeStS easily, nOurisheS the sys-
tenn, and creates healthy circulation of
the blood. When the bowels are costive,
skin salloW, and the patient is of a bilious
habit, Schenck's Mandrake Pills are re-
quired.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j.
IL. SCHENCk & son, northeast corner of
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn,
and for sale by George @. Goodwin 81 Co,
50 Hanover street, Boston, and John F.
Henry, College place, New York, whole
sale agents.
For sale by druggists generally.
aug29deod&w11mos
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE

rms splendid Hair Dye is the best i'm
Harmless, reliable and instantaneous: no
no ridiculous tint or mn
pleasant odor. Remedies the i'll effects 81
Daq dyes ana washes. Produces immedi-
ately superb black or natural brown. and
Leaves the hair clean, soft and beautifnI
Ihe genuine, signed w. A. BatcheIor Sold
by all druggists. ocf1d&w1r, 'oio
CHAS. IsATCHELOR, Prom. & Y
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The female school teachers of Detroit
want more pay. We know of great
many othnrs who have similar long
ings.
1t is said that the acquisition of the
railways by the State is now seriously
engaging the attention of the English
government
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

STILL ACTIVE, STILL ASPIRING. The
latest glimpse of Andy Johnsonis furnish
ed by a correspondent of the Cincinnati
gazette at Nashville, Tennessee, who
saws: Ex-President Johnson is here
shutting the political breeze, for some
official position doubtless. Mr.. johnson
is still elastic in step and firm in carriage
although age is clearly getting hold on
him, as is evinced by his gray locks and
the clearly defined crows feet at the
outward corners of his eyes. l fancy,
too, that | can discover tinge of dis
appointment in his countenance. He
occupies his old room, No. 5, in the
Maxwell House, where he receives his
friends and talks over the past, and, it
is whispered, also plots for the future.
Mr.. Johnson, as to personal bearing, is,
among the humane species, something
what the eagle is among birds. He
seems to be conscious of his own supe-
riority. When he is not on exhibition
on estate occasions" he moves through
the crowd and along the street in a
stately, yet becoming manner, and, if
he meets an isolated stranger looks him
in the face as if he expected to be re-
cognized. If the party fails to speak,
he passes on In silence, with perhaps a
slight inclination of the head. l OBJ
served him at the Maxwell house the
other night. He came down from his
quarters into the reception hall, and
walking through went out into the por-
tico, and continuing on to the extreme
end, and stood for some time alone
in the darkness, evidently wrapped in
thought-the broodings, doubtless, of
his disappointed ambition. 1t is said
that he has never been satisfied with be-
ing President in the manner in which he
did acquire that position, but desires
yet to reach the place by popular
| vote.
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CURE OF CATARRH.

Catd,Th has always had the unenviabIe
reputation of being incurable, OF at most
Of being only temporarily relieved. In the
hands of the regular physician this is no
doubt the case, as for want of time or neg
lect to study and investigate diseases of
the nasal cavities and adjacent parts, he is
unable to locate the parts affected, and
usually prescubes simple wash of some
kind. No matter what the condition of
the parts affected may be, if his patient
ment, DIR. A. or B. gives his patient the
comfortable assurance that the disease is
incurable. l have proven in hundreds of
cases that Catarrh is durable, if properly
dies in nloterjs me5tca that the treatment
of this disease, so prevalent among us, has
fallen in disrepute with the general prac-
titioner, but for want of knowledge to
properly apply the remedies. My system
of treatment for the cure of Catarrh is en-
tirely original with myself, based on an
experience of many years practice, MAX
ing the disease a speciality. So simple that
the remedies can be applied at home, with
out the least Inconvenience to business.
Painless and so very eficacious, that the
first application gives relief to the most
distressing symptom, the secretions of
mucous are lessened, the breath purified.
and every unpleasant syHptom removed,
and, last of all, a permanent cure is eff
fected.
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For PINIPLES ON THE FACE
Blackheads and Fleshworms. use PERRy,s
improved ~ Comedone and Pimple Remedy
TN bne ~ grea5 skin MEDICINE. Prepared only
Dy ". r.; z. PERRY, Dermafologist a
BOND ST., N. l. Sold by Druggists even -
"Aeie' mh25eod&wSmos