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Now York Trlbunea London letter.
II Isl odd that tho residences Of
the chief Of the two great parties
should both DO in The market At the
same time, Mr. DisraelI'a. Is IN
Park lane, perhaps tho best street
in London, aud tho only ono In May
fair with much outlook on Hyde
park, II WIS shut up and adyor'
Used soon altor the death Of Lady
Beacons6cld, but for some reason
has not yet found u purchaser Mr.
DisraeIi has u country house ~
Buoklnghamshlvo, That Is his real
home, An Engllshman posseSsing
both a country house and u town
house IL certain 10 regard the former
~ his real homo, His town house
il for tho sonsOn--for two or three,
or, If no be m NJ T., for five or ak
months Of tho year, London, for
tho fashionable world, Ia onlyahugo
hotel, Tho Engllshmun born to
wealth IL born lothe country-born
in it most probably y and lives in 70
us muchas he cpu His heart is
thcre-when it Ia not In the High
lands, Tho management of his
estates, tho rearing Of Ids family,
aud field sports are his trinity Of
INTERESTS. j have put the most i'm
portant last, according to rule. A
country squire with II lovely place
aud six or eight thousand II year,
or more than that, may not have u
town House ut all, lie ia content
to como up to London in February,
aud live IN lodgings ill August.
Mr.. Disracli, after giving up his
house, occupied fer II time an apart
ment in n quiet hotel near Hanover
square-quiet, although mnch fire.
qucnted by Americans, for gricvc
to say that the talent for spelling
quiet hotels is highly developed in
some of our icllow,countrymcn,
Then he migrated to White Hall,
close by the house Of commons The
duties Of hospitality, dcvolvlng
usually on the head OF n government
or of a patty, have hcen left to hi'
lieutenants-So Lord Derby, with
his lately enlarged family mansion
in ST. james square, and to Lore
Salisbury, with his just completed
palace in Arlington street, looking
out on Green park, where Lady
Salisbury, last season, gave hcl
political.at homes. of somewha
miscellaneous character, The hous
! is very splendid, Mr., Disraeli ha'
Of course his official residence il
Downing street, and an official res
idcnce does not mean an office, o.
merely set of chambers to do bus
), lineSS IN. hE
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Phe Mind dependent on the BODY.

Hypochondria IL far more common mall
ady than is generally supposed. IL has its
degrees. IL Is true, progressing from mental
depre sion, or the blues" to mental hallu-
cination, but they are all forms of the same
malady. II Is a significant fact that this
mental ailment Is Invariably accompanied
by dyspepsia and nervousness. and the fact
that II readily yields 20 the Alternative action
OF Hostetter's stomach Bitiers. which are pc
culiaEly adapted TO the Grad cation Of indi-
gestion and nervous debility, proves that 1t
Originates In those complaints. II will thus
be seen how dependent the mind is upon the
body for the preservation of cheerful edul.
librinin, and also how readily the causes OF
mental gloom may be removed. There Is no
strer or pleasanter way OF shaking off nc Of
depression brought on bv Indigestion, than
by swallowinga dose or of this agree
able medicine.
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THElegislatire meets ON the twelfth
and it is to be. hoped that members
will do as much work and rs little
talking MS possible. There are many
matters of vital interest to be attended
to, and there is no time for bursts of
elequence and flowers of rhetoric. Set
tie the International bond muddle
honorably, call constitutional con-
vention, put thep ublic schools andi its
properties and source upon basis that
will secure the best teachers, the great
est amount of teaching and attend
anoe, and ample school accommoda-
tions. The matter of legal advertising
wants proper legislation to protect the
people. The mode Of selecting district
judges, whether by election or appoint
ment, should be decided upon.
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IT will be remembered that the nd
mission Of five members. who had not
been returned by the returning board
Of Louisiana, was made the basis far
the military order to clear the house,
and these five members were put out
at the point of the bayonet. 1t now
transpires that the republicans, since
the retirement of the democrats, hay
ing only ffty-one members with GER
tihcates, have admitted three members
who occupied precisely the saneposi-
ton as the five gentlemen who were
elected. They. We're radicals from De
Soto, and one from Grant parish. The
question now is why don't the military
again interfere, and put these men also
out as they did the five democrats? y
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THE work of the congressional con-
miltee goes bravely on In Louisiana.
Men from every rank Of life, business
and professional, and even the Eplseo.
pal bishop, have been summoned TO
testify. Their testimony nil tells the
same tale,of the social, political, COM
mercial and agricultural ruin, misery
and tyranny, resulting from years OF
carpetbaggery. Owing to the present
political troubles, tho want OF conf
dence In the radical state administra
ton, some of the Oldest aud shrewdest
moneyed men Of New Orleans have
closed their business affairs and left
the city. tf ft f.H
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shaBsspearc's Idea OF Women and Love.

shakspearc's Idea Of Women and Love.
d lJohn Weiss Lecture.l
A r0omfu of women served him
as well rs u worldtul. He needed
not to NOW prairics of flowers to
cram iuto that linbcc Of perfume to
yield that priceless altar which fills
his works. Shakespeare shows his
characters in love as fresh and un-
compromising as if they were the
infancy of the world. The nice
combinations of the modern novel
list erenot then invented. The
botany of emotion by which men
pluck hcrbariums from their moth
ers' graves was not then known.
But the verses that come from
Juliets lips do. not scald like the
inuendoes Of modern novels, The
age quickened love and scorched
pruriency, an age which crushed
the Armada, rs it were cluster. to
give new blood to England, Before
the gymnasium and the healthlift
were invented at the peevish per-
snason of dyspeptics and invalids,
who die by inches of fried food, fri
cassos of high school programmes
and ragouts of French novels,
Shakspeare's women earned their
health on horseback in the broad
English fields. They saw the sun
rise, aud couldInot afford to outfare
the setting crescent withugas light
streaming from overheated rooms.
They drank small beer for break
fast, and knew the taste of behring's.
Not oneo Of Shakspearc's women ut
teredsa line inspired by hysteria,
Their bodies matured Hike nature,
and became incapable of entertain
ing the great passion with its own
honest, ardors. We seek these
women to.earn fepose for. Tho soul
ovcrtaxed BY the sti aimed rhetoric
of later writer's, This oasis and
deep well opens IN this siroco-burnt
age. Since Shakspearc's time rhet.
oric. has been slowly raising its
pitch Wat apity some master
mind would not impose normal
pitch on the shrieking'f female voice
Of The are, the new calliope that
goes by steam. The gamut of feel
ing in Shaksbeare's women is the
pure octave that, built the English
glee. ~ e
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.d66s1S Z Ma s,A y q E.Sh! SpsA

a mild Rpcrient ami gentle pnrga.
dive, recommended for the cure all de.
rangcments ofthe stomach ,liverand bowels,
rs their timely use much sickness Is pre-.
ycn,cd, The testsof many years have prov.
en- Them 10 be the safest, surest and best o,
all tho pills ever offered to the public They
purify the blood, remove all corruplons and
restore the diseased system 10 perfect health.
As an AntidOie 10 ChiiIs and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspepsia they are
n Specific. For Sick Headache and BiI.
iOus collie they are q sure cure. FOr Con.
stipatiOn, Rheumatism, Piles, PalpIta.
ton Of the Heart. Pain In the Side.
Bnck ana Loins, Nervousness, a positive
remedy. Tor Female irregularities,
without II rival. When one docs not "fee
very well, a single dose stimulates the stom.
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, and
imparts Vigor TO the system. Sold every.
where. Office. Is Murray street, New York.
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The hank J, II, iililelpld, Calvert
Texas, suspended payment for the
present last Friday, owing 70 tempo'
mly embarnHsmeuis, liabilities, sipi-
900 assets, sll,nOO
About hundred negroes sol drunk
In Victoria, Christmas evenings aud
were very rlolous, The marshal
aud eltlzens had hard time 10 re-
store order aud maintain peace wllh'
out bloodshed,
Galveston county has bought the
law libraryof Messrs, B1lllnger a Jack
for twenty thousand hve hundred
(pny-two dollars aud slxlyrslx cents
in bonds, payable Noyenber I 1870
bearing tenpereent Interest Gf
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

CURTIS ON "MANHooD. There is no mem
Der OF society by whom this book will not DC
found useful, whether he be parent. preceplor
or clergyman.-l London Times.
CURTIS ON "MANHooD."- This book should
be read by the young for instruction, and py
the afflicted for relief; 1t will inJure no one
/ New York Herald.
Price 50 cents by mail. Address the author
DR.. Curtis, No. Q Rampant street, New or'
leans, Louisiana.
N. B.-Dr. Curtis begs to inform his Texas
patients that he can be consulted only AZ
No. 8 Rampant street, New Orleans, ana tha'
he will positively not visit Galveston, pro-
fessionally, this season. 2Ad2mSwzm
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IrIsnot improbable that the ques-
tlonola formal protest on the part oftho
legislature ofthls state VIII be made
against any further interference by
federal authority in the affairs of
Louisiana, The people Of Texas SYM
pathiae deeply with Louisiana and
some expression Of their Views on the
outrages now being perpetrNted on a
sister neighborng state Is In order. No
man can tell what day may bring
forth, orwhat Texasmpy be compelled
10 do.g a.8 a w.. g,A,
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In Mobile tho "Cowbelllon de Rakln
socIeiyn Illustrated the eras Of jewish
history, "lhe strikers club, - "Iiomer'
10 soonest and the "r. ID. 81 the rise
aud fall Of the KulghtslTemplar this
Now YEARS. eve. The tablenux OF lhc
first mentioned were magnificent aud
NIL Mobile turned out ~ usual,
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TnE steamer John r. Maude sunk
near MemphH, chrlstnlaa eve No
lives were lost TIE boat war valued
ut ady.two thousand five hundred
dollars insured for thlriy-hve thou-
aand dollars,
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FATHER IYAS, the Catholic poet
priest, lsieclorihg In New Orleans on
1.-THE Great Men Of the south, ploin'
mense audiences, a s..i "a
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Complete in II monthly parts, at 81 each.
Reproducing the best full-page illustrations
from the earlier volumes of the Aldine.
Each monthly part will contain six superb
plates with accompanying descriptive mat
ter, and whether for binding or framing, will
be entirely beyond competition In price or
artistic character. Every impression will be
most carefully taken on the finest toned
paper, and no pains will be spared 10 make
this the richest production of q press which
mas won; In marveiously short time, a
worldwide reputation.
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Hon. CHARLES OCoNoR, Of Nav
York, has lately been suggested AZ the
successor to Mr., Fenton, whose term
rs United States Senator eSplres March
4ih, nexl.
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A SCHOOL FOR BOYS And GIRLS.

The public free school which has been In
progress in the German church on Live Oak
street, under my superintendent, having
closed Its session, pr pose. on January 4th,
TO recommence the school by subscription.
The primary classes will be In cbarae of an
experienced and efficient lady teacher. Tu-
ac.pIelnic, including bookkeeping and Pit
man'ssystcm OF photography, "a. Payments
--One-half monthly, in advance, and one
half a. end Of month.
2I3dlR j. A. HASYE.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DR.. CURTIS ON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold i'm all Parts Of
Europe and America.

A medical essay on the cause and cure Of
health is lost, and how regained, 1t giyesa
clear synopsis of the impediments to mar,
riage, the treatment of nervous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and all other
diseases appertaining thereto, the results Oh
twenty-five years successful practice.
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n INV OHLHANls. IA

Ffn, Denmark honorary NJ i. ff,rgh nN
lhlYflslly ~ Iadnya, laly fnr w VIC
lfiepFd, FATisi ilpm N"''sa
NEW ORLEANS, Ia
Having been Tor many yean a stnaon,
70 lAlsp hpspllhls NJ fAIis, London. VisnnWl
s sn,i s'lonhn9enl 49, thorough large and
gained a most thorough knOwleiged Y, ~
nature 81 all chronic diseases and nie " Tue Ns
inenl lhefeOL ana ie has la his eKtsnnss,a,l'
tlhgllss nh9 ~ 'nrhlalleled success, XXX
very ,plleh ELECTED cure where every ys snu
edy had been TILED and all hope OF H. i etn
non hal been dehpalffd Of, "''"'
Apbpdy VINO ever suffered OF Tie tedia,,.
Al.A lllprelnhlllellng disease, Dyspepsia i ,ss
case has he by his new method of ttes,nnss,t
restored me functions Of the stomaoh "n,
Win u liir health and slgOr Of Inc ns,iahl
and many = person does To-day, Will evaI,
n nads, 's s,p is nonlehl lac placed himssi
For the treatment of ladies' diseases n,
III 10 u lebefyedly renowned, and no AK,
huueflnH rom AMENO hltiiClfA, DYHui4H
nititiinlA, HfhfERlA, PkOi ApHifIs,
uINiu ol any plhei disease peculiar 10 the
female system, should not faif tOoall an m.e
hlile ~ they viii quickly be reIievsd "
lhelr suffering ana ultimately resiored y
Diseases 81 tho GENITo,uRINARy an
va ~ AAA hNAhlilN ulatuhth IN. liilla 10.
made speciality, and this soourao ", KY
mlanlly y easily and quickly overcome INV y
Deelipe and nervous debility in old a,
young " quickly and permanently oursd
hnl iull power restored, No man IA 100 nid
and no young man TOO debilitated I'm ~
cnnaot DO entirely inygorated by DR., Biile,s
treatment, "''pA
Dr. bile has resided for years In New Or.
leulih II endorsed by lhe medical frateruI,,
there, and by his skill aud knowledue Ky
obtained u great reputation as q speola1isi '~
Dr, bile wishes 10 call particular attention
10 his new discovery, by which he, by xxx,
examining u few drops OF blood, can discoy
81 II tAeye II any syphilitic poison In ~
blood, which II OF the greatest importane"'
~ the poison can lay quiet In the blood w
years, Then 10 break out with all its ravag wv
and no person who ever has Venereai disa,
eases can be sure that no Ia cured without bs.
Ing examined by DIR. BILE. WV
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and hldnev.
quickly relieved and finally cured.
Dr. Billie has permanently located al tha
corner OF Market and fremont streets. ovep
Mason's book store, wv
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RAILROADs.
CIEAHIctII or TIM IL
TpTARE EFFtuT l......
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Paasenger TrAins.

Three Daily PASSENGER Trains.
Leave Galveston AZ 0l0 m and arrive NJ
Houston ~ 800 q IN,
Leave Galveston NJ 500 . m ana arrive al
Houston AZ 800 y NJ. .....
Leave Galveston ~ $3.50 p m aud arrive al
Houston az $40 n N,
Leave Houston az 0;lb n m and arrive at
Galveston az 300 u m.
Leave Houston 1000 IN ana arrive AZ dal-
Leave Houston at ESQ m and arrive at
Galveston NJ ll3O y m.
ON Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton NJ 1000 Il IN, Leaves Houston at 400 y m,
The 0:iO m train from Galveston connects
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, HafriA-
burg and Ran Antonio railway, Connects NJ
Houston with the Houston ana Texas Gene
trail railroad ..Il r... ... ..|
Tue 400 m express from Galveston con.
meets With the Houston and ieAas Central
milwny.
Inc d;6Op m express from Galveston con.
meets with the lnLurhellOnnl pnd tfdt
Northern railroad at Houston at v p M.
The lO.0O NJ train nom Houston UliiV VI
Galveston ut 2iSO y IN. Connoeis Win the
Morgan steamers,
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street. dglNes-
ton, and nt the dcpOts.
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and i've hundred mile tickcta, can
he purchased NJ the ticket Offices ot this com
pnny or from Galveston ticket Office.
q. ID. NICHOLS, superintendent
II. n. ANDREWS General Ticket Agent.
llOdti
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SCRAP BOOKS.

Asplendid assortment OF SCRAP BOOKS
have been expressly prepared for the holiday
season; can be selected for gentleman or
lady, old oryoung.
$50 PIP. l2xl8 inches :. ..'..'...'.'., "a 90
No. =. Half bound, cloth sides, gilt back,
800 PIP. l2xl6 es.............'....,...-..7 %
Flo. B.. Full morocco. beveled boards, Gilt
ana antique, very rich, 800 pp...........l2 90
iLettered TO order in gold at 2ic each line.
Sent by mail postpaid, on receipt Of price
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TEXAS NEWS.

II
Oh John T.. Owens, the great actor, ID
playing in Houston.
SIP. Kirk, an old citizen of Bell
county, died u few days since.
Judges Moore and Roberts, of the
supreme court, are in Galveston.
A. Nj. Soft was killed near Athens
by Mr.. Driver, OH the oath instant.
Whisky, v1 a q
One hundred and seventy-six mar
riage licences were issued, in Bell coun-
tyiin 1874 vg. gsR x 7s-,v- r s-s
Christmas trees for the children were
pretty general In inostof the towns in
s-s~the state. ~ -,se ,s',sas ss.,.s-.s .s.v -,
Bob Smith, whokille DR.. Cooley,
at Fosterville, in Anderson COUNTY,
has, been arrested, III e.v.Lf
A number Of railway menwill arrive
in Galveston Friday, from, Omaha and
Council Bluffs, Iowa. -. $500.
Mr.. Robert w. Fenner, of Victoria,
was married recently to Miss Kate
Fcnner, Of IaGralge. 8 x
~ ADc CitiItilc vi i4iiHls uit u-hutfhS
the question Of building bridges over
the Waxahachie and Chambers creek
IN the case Of Dorothea Hamihg vs.
John Melin, in Galveston, for breach
ofpromise, the jury awarded the plain
tiff seven thousand dollars damage
Mr.. Lord heat Mr.. Wilson. for mayor
Of Houston by seventy-four votes. The
democratic ticket, with the exception
of Wilson, is elected by large ma
jority.
.Efs The two bishopsof San Antonio and
western Texas casually met at Seguin
aud arrived in San Antonio, Christmas
eve. Their first visit to that quaint
old city.
t9lsif THE grand BALLOT tile Odd Fellows.
which took place In Waco, Christmas
eve, was a.grsnd affair." About three
huudred of the elite OF that city par
tfcipated. -
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MISCELLANEOUS,
DIR. G. II'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron TIM CURE or
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYspEPiIA AND SICK HEADACHE
Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver
DAM Ia the right side. under lhe
edge oflhe ribs, increase on pres
apreI sometimes the pain Is ~ he
leh sidct tie patient i rarely able
70 lie on the leI side sometimes
the pain is fplt under The shoulder
blade, and il frequently extends 10
the top Of the shoulder, and Is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism IN
the arm. The stomach Is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are cosIlye,
sometimes alternative with laxI the
head Is troubled with pain. accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
~ the back pprt. There Is generally
considerable los Of memory, &C.
oompanied with painful sensation
of having leit uudone something
which ought TO have been done, A
slight, dry copGh "a sometimes an az:
teRdant The patient complains Of
wearineM and debilllyi he is easily
startled. bis feet arc cold OF burning,
and he complains Ola prlcly sensa-
ton Of the skim his spirit, arc lows
ard although he 10 satisfied that exeT-
else woild be beneficial TO him, yet
be can scarcely summon UP ionltude
enough to Try IT, In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several OF the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
Of them existed, yet examination OF
the body, after death. has shown the
Iym TO have been extensively de-
ranged. |''
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@ b, MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ALDINE CoMPANY's
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
-
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SoLD oNLyBr SUBScRIrlIoM.
THE ALDINE; THE ART JOURNAL OF
AMERICA.

This splendid enterprise IL not only well
sustained In every feature, but Is being con-
slantly developed and improved II to-day
stands without rival in the whole world of
periodical literature. The beautiful dog
portrait, mans Unselhsh Friend, vi chrome
presented 70 every subscriber, is n decided
hit, and will, II possible, add TO the popu-
larity which this work has gained The Art
Union feature also promises great and beneh-
cent results, In arouSing public interest In the
fine arts. Circulars and full information on
application. F I'll t,
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DALLAS, TEXAS,

THURSDAY MORNING. MsuAm Z
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GALVESTON, TEXAS.

where he will be pleased 10 seo those needln.
his services at once, ~ his Stay Will be- slorf
Consultations conhdentlally IN English
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor,
wegan, ll0d6mtl,y0m
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A large collection of pictures of different
sizes and on almost every conceivable sub
Ject have been put up in an attractive en-
velope, and are now offered at a price i'm.
tended to IN! Ike them popular in every sense
Envelope No. l, containing 80 beautiful en-
Cravings, Is now ready and will be sent post
age paid, To any address for One Dollar. A
LIBERAL discount to agents and teachers.
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Parts I, II, III and " are now ready.
sUTToN's
Leisure Hour Miscellany.

To be completed In 40 parts, issued fortnight
ly. Each part will contain an elegant 'front.'
ispiece, originally engraved on steel for the
London Art Journal.
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The London Art journal.

GLIDING the elegant frontispiece, on heavy
plate paper. Asuperb title page richly IL
Illuminated IN red and gold, will be given
with the first part, and the printing of the
entire work Will be worthy representation
of "The Aldne Press" which is a guar
antee of something beautiful and valuable.
AT 81 Cost Of 25 Cents IL Part.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE.

4 graduate OH University Of uou.,,b.
Ffn, ptnlnark honorary NJ b. frdmN i.
LhlRflflly ~ fAlnyH, ltaly fnr s,ve M
iliepd, FnTisi ilom 'N'pN'a'ta
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p,e, Dealers and phyalciana ordering from
ptcm than Fleming nrUa. viii do we'll 70 wiiIo
their orders distinctly, aud take nona but IN.
a. MLmcs Lieer PiR, prepared. By fiemiy
bi,e limitations. 10 those wishing TO Riyo them
trial, we viii forward per mall, postpaid, 70 any
part OF tho United Stntea QUA box VI Pills for
twelve threo-oent postage stamps, of one Vial of
yermfuec for fourteen lhrcc.ccnt siompa. All
orders from Canada must DO accompanied ~
twenty cents extra,
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AGUE AND FEYER.

DR. @. M'LANEh LlvrR Puts. IN
cNsGs or AouG AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine. are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
ea,hnrlic can be used, preparatory TO
or after taking Qpinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
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