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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-17

CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.-Peter John.
son and Denis Robinson have been con-
vicred Of burglary at the court in Thibo.
daux. They we're sentenced TO fourteen
wears in the Penitentiarv, out have ap-
pealed 20 the Supreme Court.
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The school Teachers.

The school teachers will receive pay for
the month of February at the City Hall
Saturday.
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The Temperarure,

The thermometer at Louis Frigerios. No.
50 Chartres street, on June l6, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, SOC; At 2 P. NJ, $50;
at P. M, sOo. Lowest point during the
night of June l5 6So.
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Grand total 20 600 gfts all cash.. .....S2. 100000
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, &1o
u. NJ .......,.... Is
ri..k ~, aacb connon - .-............,
Eleyen whole tickets for oco
Twentytwo and one half tickets for. .looo
Tickets are now ready for sale. and orders &C.
companed by cash will be promptly Il led.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to satisfac-
Circulars containing full particulars furnished
Oh application.
Agent and Manager Public Library Building Lou
isviUe Eentucky my26
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lI2sl4IsIeI7IaIsINInnlnnIlsE u ls "a "A
20 g q 3I24 IS 70 "a l6 II 2s 6s So =
The above drawings are Published u the prlncl'
pal papers and are drawn in public daily st the
rooms Of the company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans. Louisiana,
this s.x .eeDth day OF June 1874.
e. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEy,
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. apl2
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20 prizes, amounting te...... ............&So,St 40
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units Of the same ten Of the
mum bers drawing the first three full prizes will be
entitled TO the twenty.seven approximation prizes.
For example, II ticket No. l246 draws the $4,000
prize those tickets numbered lAl, l242, 243, l244,
PAS i247 l248 lZ49 and 1850 will each be emit tied
to $500. If ticket No. 23l draws the $1,000 prize,
those tickets numbered 232 233, 234, 23s 1856, 2S,
23e 239 and 240 viii each be entitled TO 500. If
ticket No. 450 draws the $500 prize. those tickets
numbered AL Az 443 4.4 AS, as, 447 AS snd 449
viii ne each entitled TO Sl@.
Whole Tickets, SO, Halves. S5, Quar-.
tiers, 81 50, Eighths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE In FULL WITHOUT BEDuC
TION.
Orders TO pe addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box No. 6s2, Poetoffce,
New Orleans.
Send postofBce money order, or register your
letter ia2 1y
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SCHEME.


halves Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
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CLASS H,

To be drawn in public at New Orleans,
On Saturday. June 20, 1874.
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fCOS1rUED ON FOURTH PAGE.J
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-03
Notice to take Dispositions

Lewis A., Ouesimus G.. W. Ida VI. and Harri-
son Stoker, James Sheetz guardian al iiieaq for
the same, - Sapp widow Of Stephen Trio
kle, licensed and Mary and Elizabeth daugh
tiers OF the said Stephen, and any other hei- or
heirs Of Edward Tickle, dec d. late Of Hnmp
shire county, W. Va, and any other person
who may be entitled TO share in tie estate of
the said Edward Trickle. decd, z. Johnson
j. w. Savlle. X. G.. Malcolm A. Cavlor Of
John, y. d. Guthrie Administrator Of Ed ward
Irick!e, dec d aud Robert White, Special
Receiver,
TAKE NOTICE,
That shall proceed TO take the dcpositious Of
sundry witnesses at the following times and pla-
ces, between the hours Of sunrise and sunset
w. On Tuesday, 7th Of April 1874, AT tic
house OF Thomas Henderson, on Spring Gap
Mountain, Hampshire coDnty--On Thursday,
9th OF April, 1874 at the Office Of Justice Shan
non, 10 Springfield, in said county-Cn Tuesday.
l}ih OF April 1874 ut the house Of Samuel Sam.
on M0nongalia River, about or : miles from
Smithtowu, Marion or Monongalia county. "
Na--On the 18th Of April, s74. at The '.lloup
tain City House. " in Fairmont, Marion county.
w. Va, and on the 18th Of April, 1874 at the
CLERK Office Of the Circuit Court NJ Romney.
w. Va, and when { ken these DISPOSITIONS will
be offered as evidence iG my behalf upon tho Fri.
al OF cause N Chancery now pending ia The
Circuit Court of Hampshire county West va
wherein am plaintiff aud you are defendants -
aud 81 from any cause said dispositions, or any
o. them, should not be taken on said days OF n
commenced should not be completed the same
will be continued from day 10 DAY. between the
sane hours and at the same places until com.
pletel.
JOHN w. PHILIPS.
March C. 1874. -5w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-03

An old French shoemaker, who boosted that
nothing could Tighten him, was put TO the test
by two young men. One Of them pretended 10
be dead, and the other going to the shoemaker
induced him to sit up" with the supposed
corpse. The shoemaker was in a hurry with
some work he had promised to have completed
the mex morning. So he took his tools and
leather and began working beside the corpse. -
About II o'clock at night a cup of black coffee
was brought TO him, to keep him awake. lie
drank it and resumed work About one O clccl,
the coffee ha7ing eHhilerated him, forgetting
that he was in the presence Of death, he com.
menoed to sing lively tune keeping time with
his hammer. Suddenly the corpse arose and cx-
claimed. in hollow voice "When man is in
the presence Of death he should not sing The
shoemaker started then quietly Selling his
stout leather strap, be suddenly dealt the corpse
blow on the head, exclaiming at the same
time when man is dead he should not
speak It was the last time they tried to scare
the shoemaker
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-03

A LEGISLATIVE JoKE.-The other day, as Mr.
Frank Moss, the colored member OF the House OF
Delegates of Virginia, from Buckingham county.
was concluding long and characteristic speech
in opposition to n resolution then pending, Mr.
Rddiebarger, OF Shenandoah, rose and said
"will the member give way moment for ne
10 offer resolution 2"
Mr.. Moss paused a moment, scratched his head,
and replied eyes as it is the member from
Shenandoah and he's good man, will"
Mr.. RiddlebargeI said "Mr Speaker, ! offer
the following in all seriousness, assuming
grave cOunteuance, and desire an immediate
vote upon it
Resolved, That Frank Noes DC expelled from
this House as nuisance
The speaker put the question, and at fret on
ly Nessrs. Riddlebarger and Banks arose, but
before the count commenced seven or eight 9TH
er delegates arose. The motion was lost, but it
produced some merriment and had the desired
effect
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WIT AND HUMOR.

Where did you learn wisdom ?" inquired
Diogenes of a man esteemed wise. From the
blind, who always try their path with q stick
before they venture 10 tread on it,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-03

What do you sell those fowls for p in
CURED person of man attempting to dispose
OF some chickens of questionable appearance.
81 sell them for proits,' was the answer
Thank you for the information that they are
prophets, responded the queris;; az took them
10 be patriarchs"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-03

What will not woman do, sny5 a Brooklyn
paper, for the man she loves?-
Her hand was tie frs, to reach and drag
The bottle from the shelf
Ills your curse dear John, she said.
And drank il up herself"
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BLOOD CLEANSER :
AN AC Al

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This preparation was established Ia 1870, and
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-"Well, Sambo, what's yer up to now-a-
days?" o. is a carp uer aud liner" Gle !
] guess yer is. What department do you per-
form ?" "What department? Why, does the
circular work" What's dat?" "Why, I
turns de grindstone-g way"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

In tbe Senate. last week. Nj Thurman
of Ohio brought ou hyoiy scrimmage by
attacking the Administration joy It's want
Of financial policy and it, lack of iirmnes-
TO carry one through Congress
M Eimunds said he liked that speech.
1t put him in mind Of old times laugh
te- The difference between q Republican
ana a Democrat was that in Republican
administration the Chief Magistrate atten-
ded To his constitutional duties. whereas in
the good old DAYS OF Andrew jackson ifany
Democratic Senator failed TO come u time
or support any measure of the administra-
ton. be was not allowed % have any posi-
ton In his party /. was for that reason
the people IN this country had broken down
the Democratic administration. because
under them there were constant aggressions
against the liberties of the people. In tnc
Republican party every Senator had right
10 his own opinion, and acted according t.
his own views.
Mr. Thurman, In replying. alluded 10 the
present administration as having stricken
down MIR SGmner for having differed with
1t on the san Domingo treaty, as was prov
en- by the deceased senator's po-thumous
speech
Mr.. Elmunds denied that Mr. sumner
was displaced from the committee on
foreign relations because of his opposition
to the course OF the administration on san
Domingo. The change was solely for per
sonal reason. The Senator had no right to
say that Mr.. Sumner or any other Senator
had been pursued by the administration or
Tny Of his party.
Mr.. Anthony said fully agree with the
Senator who has just spoken, and I know
a. be knows it, that Mr.. Sumner was not
displaced from the head OF the committee
on foreign relations on account Of his course
on the san Domingo treaty. II 50. why
was the Senator on ny left (Ar Edmunds)
made chairman Of the cOmRittee on the
Judiciary ? And why was lhe Senator on
my right (Mr. Morrill, Of Vermont) made
chairman of the committee on public build
ipcs and grounds both OF whom are well
known 10 have differed from the President
and agreed with Mr. Sumner on that ques-
ton. The Senator from Ohio speaks of Mr..
Sumner posthnmous speech. There Is no
such speech That was not MIR. Summers
speech. That was a speech which Mr..
Sumner wrote. and which he deliberately
decided that he would not utter, and the
man who, over his new made grave, yiO-
lated his confidence by the publication of
that speech. mad an opportunity to perform
an act of perfdy that few men have ever
been able to do. MIR. Sumner did me the
honor to show me that speech.
] do not believe that any man ever
advised him to deliver that speech, and
have every reason to believe, l may say
know, that he determined not to deliver it.
There were very few copies entrusted to
some OF his friends. believe that every
one of them contained in his own hand
writing, memorandum that this was in
strict confidence, and was under no eircum-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08
CUANCERY TERM.

Hon. JONI PKRPoINT, Chancellor
OF the 50 cases on the old and new docket-
the entry Of confessed and decree was made
in the following
Cassius ? Morse and Andrew Stone y
Henry and Isabella Morris VIM g Shaw
vs. Andrew Pray ct ais; Darlington Savings
Bank IS George hammond ct ais; Walter
;. L.anrwurthy Is Nelson and Celesta White;
George Dageett IS. Apoilus Ellis. Lemucl
3. Platt Is Ell Barnum ct ais. Vernon p.
Moves V Patrick Payne; Joseph Clark vs.
Ell Barnum; George \. spear Us Benz and
Theresa O'Detie, Shepard, DAVIS Co =
Joseph Gallagher ct ais, Oscar > Iomlin-
son V John Huntington Ct ais, VIM Z
Allen Is John Jennott.
Discontinued-G W a Il L sayle- y Leo
nard Phillips r J Morse - & q W Larkin
et ais.
With the Court Braincrl e. ais Is VI
r Z Co, IN the matter Of tie appoint
ment Of Trs of the 2nd mortgage OF the /.
IL B K + Co.
Ten case were continued and thirty
cases SEE down for hearing at the ad-
iourncd term on the 18th of May.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

Tim DURNpEsr kNowINsrsr Doc Thai
EVER Worn HAB-"-Hc came in from
Truckee Meadows Yesterday. dill this level
headed dog. lie rode Ia hr thc side of his
master on a load of pomtpe~ he Wa uat
a pretty dog. not dog Of t.ae blood aud
high degree lie was Tall. cauu-. shaggy
haired, WiiG-eyed looking hrinl!e beast If
unrecorded pedigree. A. thc wagon. carry
iug man. dog. ana potaloc- halted for
time IN front Of a saloon iu North G. street
one Of Vartv of half dozen lounrer~
thereabout mace some remark iu re-arl IL
the appearance of the canine When thus
sake ye hornv-handei. frowSv-heaGs5 t-Ir-
OF We soil "Fellers. that air amt o. rurrr
dog. / know-he's like me. make. ODD ur,-
tensions naterai beauv-hui hes iu-- ri...
daIndest knowInest dog that ever wore hlr
Tie got more instink. that dog has. ar
more savey, an pen 'tration. an insight into
human natur list IN that ugly old caheE
60 has nor can be found in the beds of q
whole uiaza full 0i yer dedicated town dogs
Voodle~ an sich What / pride In him Tor
Is Bis regular human sense, mes list the
daruie>i dog olt, Now ef come home
from town perfectly sober (whcn I've left
AAAlA az TtI AMER Allt Ilal4HNN Tt NuA4A 1l-T Qn
your hearts good g. see that dog show Of
what sense Of appreciation he's got Of me.
Feliers- hfS gorgeous -ail then stands aloft
he skyucieS about. he runs on afore me a
scrapin mp the yearth with his hind feet
senon the chips a fvin be holds mn bis
head an harks In a cheerful an manly TIME
C. Voice, e~cortin' ne forward an feelin'
pronder n he'd halc1 a woodchnck, But
lei me come home fall of tlnele-ler. sheer
herder delight and terrantiler Juice. and
that Is the darndest shamedest dog vcr ero-
saw lie list takes one look at me an, he
knows it all. Down goes his tai. he lo-e
his years, hangs his head. squats h. bact
an loOkin back now an then he sji,tS q
an craWls under the barIi-actually ashamed
to be seen about the premises for lear sa,na
body II ind out that own him. Ian ~e
fsllers, he's the cussedest dog for rirbt ON,
an out human sense that ever was Sod :,
these parts, and Iruekee Medders i nrnnd
that be war pupped thar"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

stances to be made public, and If Mr. Sumner
had lived no man would have dared to make
it public. -,
Mr.. Edmunds "Both parties advised him
not to deliver il.
MIR. Anthony Certainly, gentlemen on
every side of politics 50 advised him: Every
man be consulted, whether on political or
personal grounds. so far as am advised,
eounseiled him not to deliver 1t. 1t was
speech not only that he did not make. but a
speech that after mature consideration be
decided he would not make.
Mr.. Howe said the very Senate which re-
fused to put Sumner at the head ottbe com
mittee on foreign relations rendered him at
the same time the Craftsmanship OF one OF
the most important committees OF the Sen
ate-privileges and elections
The vote was then taken on passing the
currency bill over the Presidents veto.
Mr. Sprague of Rhode Island was the only
New Eng.ander who voted aye. The presiding
officer announced the vote, "a ayes against
/ 30 nays. and two-thirds not having voted
in the affirmative, the Senate refused TO pass
the bill. Thus ended three months OF Con
gressional debate on finance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

All RIVAL siren-ths in life. until the enc
Will heai themselves still royalty. Degrees
OF dy ing they know not the muddy lee -
1hrv " no. crllk 10 man shall see tDeH w.
0r siact,u n he storm ne man can lend ,..s
To then. Inu-r feeble souls who crouch oH 49,
That fail, and cling O. shadows O. lost ease -s
Death iurtu-es. auf as ms g. Eir@s maa s'-i-'
~ death as this
o'e-takrs great love. scr 1--we ".4l n
such stroke; uiay dR mo 'r l,a p ulIs -. dan
But great loves. 10 the last have pulsf- t,1
An rent love- ma have ever died dropped aeA--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08
respondent is now serving out sentence Of
five years in the penitenfiary in Kingston,
Canada.
The remaining lis cases en- the old docket
were continued.

respondent Is now serving out sentence OF
five years In the penitenfiary In Kingston,
Canada
The remaining lis cases On the old docket
were continued.
NEw DOCKET.
Judgment for the plaintiff Wa obtained
in the following.-S L Holt OF al vs. d
Morse. Damages one cent; II Brown VI
W W Dutton.
Judgment for defendant in-R Fuller
by next friend vs. L Smith. exc'n by pin.
Defendant defaulted in Julia A Porter
VS. Geo IL Porter E c Meeker CT al, rs
Stanton Brownell et ais. Damages and
costs $500. d ) Meeker V Same.
Damages and costs S306-l3; o kimbail vs.
Arther A Allen; Damages and costs
S255. 62; c W Writers vs. Cyrus Hotchkiss;
[ Carly rs II Buell. and trustee Van
Sicklen. Walker q Co vs. 0 Landon {
Mead vs. L o Horton; Same v Same ct al
) Holt ct al Is ID Z Jones; The Cabinet
Pipe Organ Co IS o Y Hill.
Discoutinaed-S NJ Bronson rs y 4 Bick-
ford.
Dismissed-IIiram b Fish vs. |. B Plat
Jr, CT al II L Pickerd AZ CO " james
Donnelly.
Misentry-Antoine Layigne v L +
Brownell ct al ; isidore Roscoe vs. JAS II
Hutchinson Carpenter IL Munson vsJ L
Leyack and trustee; K j. Morse vs. I Z
Martin ct al.
STATE CASES.
Violation of the liquor law.-State IS.
Joseph Laaam. Respondent pleaded guilty
of one offence Fined $40 and costs; State
W ii May, same entry; two cases OF State
vs. Charles Bostwick. same entry State vs.
Peter Memo. Trial by jury and acquitted
Nolle pros was entered in State = James
Lee, and State Is Henry Arnold. In State
VS. Timothy Sullivan, respd't was fined 81
and costs for assault and battery.
Bonds called and forfeited in State v
Peter King, the same being first chancered
to 800 ana costs.
In &c Nelson Gordon. petition for habcas
corpus was dismissed, and prisoner wa re
manded to the custodY Of the sheriff.
The remaining 81 cases on the new docket
were continued.
Eleven petitions for divorce were heard
and ten granted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

The Boston Transcript describes Mr.. A.
I. Stewart box at Niblo's Garden as rival
ing in style and finish the box OF any crown
ed head in Europe 1t has four rooms. a
large parlor, dressing room. and box. They
are all richly carpeted and curtained, and
adorned with elegant mirrors and chandel-
iers. A dance can be INDUCED in between
the acts, and supper may be served from
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

BuReLssss IN THE HousE.-Yon tay de Cd
der hide / vas avoke in mine shieeb ven 1
dink vas hear a burglar driving to get my
yinder in, undt py sinks ! got me so skarat
like Ter fuse, undt shake my vrow put 1
don't got some answer py her, she vas last
asbleeb like she vas gone died. Den DIM
vel feex dot Teller mine sell so | shumps
der bed out undt 20 shtill ike some leedle
mices to der bantry we're dere vas pig
pologno sausage vat mine WOW pied mt der
butcher shop yesterday ! krabs me Do
bologna in mine handt undt goes pack py
mine room ven py eheminetty kristInas
aere vas mine vinGer vide open undt see
someding tressed nit vite cl0theses on stoop
Ing town " ner pedt we're / keeps mlne
m0nish undter der edge Of der carpet 50 1
raise dat bologna ub undt pring him town Sc
hardt a. | can onto dot Teller undt oh men
gott in himmil how dot teller didt make
some noises. undt how der bologna tidt ny
aroundt dot room. ven der folks IN der nous
ub shtairs dey CONES rushing town mt
sandtles in der handts undts coOInes IN del
room in nit der lides den / see my vrow "
ing on der floor all in a leedle punch mt der
bologna scattered all Offer ike 1t vas mining
kats undt toys ! t0ldt Won ] vas madt Won
! tindt oudt dot | hadt been clipping mine
WOW undt ven der man ub shtaIrs he grab
me undt say be vas going u dock me 70 dar
statshen house Up. ] vas yoost like loona-
dick h0use--pudt mine vrow she coomes
ridte away quick 20 der rcscuse undt Tv
dot dere y,- @ mems ~ der vinder ven she
voked up iu her >hiecp. He hadt der yinder
Up undt size shumpc der pedt oudt undt de;
mems be runs ayav unit she Goes to see out
der shtamps vas all re 1ti. undt den ! coomes
along undt she danGt know somcdinE any
more until der lidte- c10mes der room In.
Den ] explained u der iiikses v0t / heardt.
undt now / gott der bologna. undt how der
vinder vas NIB ven ] cooIaeS pack, undt how
! dink mine WOW vas der burglar. undt now
/ makes der bologna f7 der room aroundt.
ben We all been ~ati~iac-elt undt shocked
handt~ al. ar0urii uuIr set der rest OUT del
uidte ub driving To- make oar troubles schwIm
init lager bier. Mine wow sav- dot she
ilult like % -i- town Sd, mooch ike she
used TO on accouul. dot der schairs vas So
hardt like tcrta-r. IANs NAGCIEsCmDT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08
Iron IN the Blood
MAKES The WEAK STRONG,

The Peruri0n SyrlfJD. a Protect
cd Solution of the PI'0tOride Of
Iron. as so combined rs TO haze
the character of an GIiWe1lf. as
easily diOested and dSSiBitGte0
firth the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures Cst'u JitGIi=iHT
agent. Iron in the blood. and
cures ga thousand ills. simply
Oy1 OninO UJ. InrigOrytiRG and
IitGii=iHg the System. The err
T-icied and TitdIi=cd blood per-
nseGtes creY'y part of the body,
repairing damages and 9rGs1c.
searching ont morbid secre-
tons. and tearing nothing Tc''
disease to feed upon.
This as the secret Of the SrOll-
deIJWt success Of this remedy ~
Curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Di2r-
rhRa, BoiIs, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
and all diseases originating a.
q bad state Of tire blood. or &C.
cOmpdRied or debility or a Io3t'
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol. in any form. itS
cnergi-iHg effects are not fol-
tolced by corresponding s'cGc-
ton. ont are permanent. i7JH-
sing strength. rigOr. and Re71
life into all parts Of the system,
and building qtlD G79 IRON Con-
StitUtiOH.
Thousands hare been changed
or the gsse of this 7'eHledy. from
7redE. sicLJy. suffering cred-
1H7-eS. to strong. healthy. and
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See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP 6lo,CIs iIs the glass
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE L SONS, Pro7hstors.
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD By DAuGGIsTs GrsERALLx.
Oct 2l-deodkEly