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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-11
Administrator's Notice.

LNSTATE of Dyas T. Parker, Secraseh.
1Llhe undersigned hav ing been appointed Al
ministiator of the estate OF Dyas r. Parker late
Of the county of Alexander and State OF Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will ap-
pear before the county court of Alexander cOln-
ty, nj the court house in the city of Cairo, Ill-
nOi., at the January term on the third Monday
in January next, at which time all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate are notified aud
requested to attend for the purpose of having The
same adjusted All persons indebted to SAID es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
10 the undersigned.
Dated this 3rd day of Decent Der, A. -. 1873.
ROBERT ii. CUNNINGHAM,
l2-3-d6w Administrator.
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Arrest Of nn EmbezxiiOg PO.tp,ssier
The Lincoln MONUMENT Naval
Group 10 be Ex,.ssbited at the Cen.
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Connecting at st. Louis with I'LL train al
and North. j l.. HINCKLLY,S
!. A. WENTZ. General Passenger Az
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
yOrTIyGS ABOCT TOWN.
Synod Is over.

Synod is over.
Quicks:eps vs.. Flysways to-day.
Everybody vituperates the umpire Of
Wednesdays game.
Work is progressing finely on the HER
AIDS new press building.
According to the game laws Cunning will
be in order On the LIST of November.
Hon. A. N. Keiley's lecture takes place
at the Opera House next Monday night.
A grand concert will be given in the base
ment of St. Mary's Church for the bench. Of
the orphans, on Wednesday evening. Aov3
"The Women's Christian Temperance
Union" have set apart tomorrow, tie Cd.
as day of fasting and prayer. Beer sa-
looms will please close.
A sewer ON Lowering Avenue near Rid
dies road and St. James church, has been
in process Of construction for three years.
1t should be attended TO.
Arrangements are being made for grand
mass Temperance meeting in this city on the
18th inst, when the annual session of the
Grand Division. Sons Of Temperance Of
Delaware, will meet.
The Rokety Cornet Band of Brandywine
Banks, will hold fair for the sale of use
full and fancy articles. in their room, near
Henry Clay Factory, commencing next
Monday, and to ,ast one week.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
MINOR LOCALS.

On Wednesday last as Mrs. Elliott, wht
h: 6 been living in this city. on Penn stree
between Sixth and Seventh, was packing
her furniture for removal into the country
she fell down stairway injuring herself tc
a considerable extent.
The revival at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church is still meeting with success,
judging from the fact that On Wednesday
last twenty-five entered the inquiring room.
At the Penn Mutual Loan Association
last the following sums were sold: $50
al s; 800 at Q; 800 at 81; 800 at s1.:
the balance, $50 at 75..
The Quicksteps will play the following
nine with the llyaway to-day Bushong,
catcher; Latferty, pitcher; Geary, first base;
Clinch, second Lase; Fowzer, third base:
splaue, left field; Kelly, centre field; Stock,
right field.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
A Fearful Storm.

l., the late fcartu! -tOrms in France yJf
4hecp were killed a, Belle Co.ie by on.
aah Of lightning. They belonged to d
aoc., ci 1850 head, the properly Of fax.
a.er His !o@s amolb,sto $4,000. Abou,
100 were thrown down h,ad-long. Twe
boy. were just arriving, with the shep.
herds lunch, and they .et t. work, with
great lscscnce Of mind, to dlengage the
heap OF carcakses. Many, s.hers must have
died from sufocatjca but for this help.
Some 1f the incidents noticed are curious.
The hepherd had his.sabots broken, while
che Of Lis gailerS was struck off, and has
moi t.e,1o,ind.3 The man IL unhnrt, but
l9nch slrrken., His dog was lying between
Iis icgr whestl.e be.: fell it carried the
bod twen.y yards, and twelve carcasscs II
:le.r ,-erc found ril'| ahvve it.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
ITCEYSE APPLICATION.

NOTICE-I. JOHN JOYCE, In compli-
N ence with the requirements OF tEe
ACT of Assembly in euch cases made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of the State Of Delaware, in and for me
County of New Castle, uIon Monday, the
18th day of November. A. ~, 1875, being the
first day OF the next November term OF the
said Court, for a license to keep an Inn OF
Tavern al Nos. 4 a d Fast Fiith street, In
the Fourth Ward. city of Wilmington. New
Castle county. state Of Delaware, WITH the
privilege Of selling intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, .nd the following freehoid-
ers recommend the said application, to-wit {:
Thomas B, Eaton, Matthew Klein,
Francis X. JacQuette, James A. Hart,
William Alsenzter, Francis McMonigle,
Frank Lap.ere, John Kane,
John McLafferty, Daniel Regan,
.JOhn Flanagan. Bernard Donovan,
Alexander J. Hart, Julius A. krauspe,
Richard keeran, Patrick Hession,
c. Messick, John QUO.
T. B, Kelly. James Downing,
John Fehrenbach, Henry T.. Albert,
Frank Kelly, Christian Myers.
..- JOHN JOYCE.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
Ola SweGeS Church Se:r.tc v.
SOME INTERESTING NAMES AND n.rr

SOME INTERESTING NAMES AND D.Trs
-lp'ol,os OF the renewed interest in ce, er.
NAL and Old time matters generally. and cs.
pecially, Of tie recent mention Of the O,d
swedes Church by the ". Y. 7usss, a y:si,
was paid the cemetery Of that church ycs-
terday by represen. ative Of the HERALD
The following names and inscriptions are
OF great interest to any one a. al ;n.ucd
with the antiquarian spirit.
The Oldest iomh stone in Tie ysrl bears
the Mscrp ion, "Ilerc les Tie boIy Of Vim.
'anderver, WHO IVES born 1G5s,' and Of
which tie sexton. Mr. Tkos. Bates, tells Us
the boly vas Inferred 1915 according to
EissoTy Like al! rclics, Tie 3, Org oss tia.
the head stone was cut with ha.t,... end
the letters with knife.
Two Ga G.4p.dssed ,ols.b.stmc, tts;.;n,
the date Ct l'S'j, and suppo4ed 20 mark tie
resting. placy oftxG s..ters, eau also be ster,
nearly lidLtnir the ground.
The ncxt oldcs: b2ars ,.,c ;nscr:n. in.
EatLsr:He lyman, sept. II, l,27 ars. \.
NIX, March II, 1877; Elizabeth & i,,ham.
May 5, l731 ie.cr siai.h. Jan. 5. ,1!.7
Bertha NorroS, Jan. II, l747 Susan Z,
Dano, Aug. -, 17,5 john stalcop, Nov.
8, 174t Lucas stidaala, April ii, i14e.
Casphous Jac4uoi:, March ~. -, Peer
Hendr.cFson, SOP. !, l,fl .ln,.n :. Wal
raven, Nov. T., li5l JONAS WalraQcp. Feb
q, 1852 lDecb.rg s;i'i!;m, Apri! i, l7;s :
Mary Jacquoi, in. zs, lif2 Francis
Br'nion, Oct. a, l14i: Noc:on J4s:is. May
~, 1853 lgneLer Eob:nfcn, Junc 10. !7Ys
Sarah Bird, Nov. Is, l.72 Wm. Hedrc,'
Jan. e. 1865; Vim. Yusee, Dec. -. 177l
John Lyman, Dec. II, l7Gs Peer Hen.
Erickson, May II, 11's; SUSANNA Nor.II.
May !, 1'72: Henry GoldsEerry, Aug. II.
1860; Mary Gilpin, Feb. 4.l774: Evan
Gilpin, Fcb.l4, 1i75 Thos. Gilp:n, ,!arcl.
D, 1775 EEzaLe:h RaHi;n-s, July T.,
1913: Elizabe' h CoiLy, Sept. 10. l774.
In future numbcr t. is propofcd TO de-
tail 10 our readers ,u!i rke;c!. Of tie
church and its history.'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
co CRED SUNDAY SCHOOL COW
TEyTIIN
THIRD psr's PROCEEDINGS.

Tae Cons,u, en- as emb.ei yesterday 81!
ternoon Al O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Hunter pre-
siding. The exercises were opened Will
PRAYER, after which discussion followed Oh
the subjec.. I" What are our Discourage
nen:. r. Several gentlemen presen. made
addresses. offering ways and means fol
overcoming their difficulties. The discus
sion occupied most of the afternoon and
was all the business brought up, except the
reading of report of tine School Commit
tee. which represented the total number Of
Sunday schools to be Sc, in which were en-
p,oyed S63 teachers, who had charge OF
s,5s7 pupils there were in the schools
l SIS books, AMI there had been collected
for the support of the Sabbath Schools the
sum Of s5,02s. The following were ap-
pointed on the Statistical Committee :
Miss Nsr>elea Court. Miss Ella Brown,
Miss E. B. Kruse, Mr. ". H. Bryant, and
Jno. F. Wright. Al so the Convention
took a recess.
Tho Convention assembled at $50 in
Bethel Chapel, Sixth and Walnut streets,
Rev. J. J. Cooper opened tie exercises with
prayer. A general discussion on holding a
National Convention was INDUCED in by
nearly all present. II was moved that the
Convention be held next year in Washing
ton, some time during the month of Octo-
Der, 1876 A committee Of five gentlemen
was elected to make all the arrangements
for holding said Convention. Mr.. j. F.
Wright, of Washington, D. c., was chosen
Chairman, and the following were elected
to assist: David Warner, Joseph Ambush,
Perry Rider, and Henry Piper.
A motion was made TO hold a State and
County Convention which was carried.
Thanks Of the Convention were rendered
10 the A. L. N. P. Church for kindness to
its members. Thanks were also rendered to
all the Chris ian brethern present for their
attentions.
On motion the Secretaries were directed
to have 1900 copies Of the Minutes of the
proceedings printed, and also that they
should make an assessment of 81 upon each
Sunday School to defray tie expenses of
printing, &c.
Thanks were rendered to the officers for
20 well performing their duties
Several Of the members addressed re-
marks to the Convention, expressing that
much good work had been done, snd they
believed the Spirit of the Lord aided them |
n the fulfilling Of their labors.
A. II O'Clock the mcetin. adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
ACCIDENT And RLyATAY.

Yesterday afternoon, about three O'Clock,
horse attached TO carriage, becamc
frightened at lie engine, which was at work
unc.dxh:zing Fourth street near Jackson,
And ran up Fourth street to Van BureH,
where the vehicle was overturned and com
plctely demolished the occupants, consist
ing OF seDlenla4fand bis wife, and color
ed dyiyer,- were; ithrOwnfout. The gentle
man escaped unburt, the lady had her wrist
Lfoken, and tic driver Was 'somewLat
Lruised. Ibe paiijcs were quite fortunate
y icscaphls VII on. L:Cr str.oua Results.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
NOTES FROM THE STATE C1ii,IT.IL
A NEW GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE TO BE
ERECTED-OTHER ITEMS.

A NEW GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE TO BI
ERECTED-oTHER ITEMS.
DOVER, Oct. 81.
Tie contract to bu;Id the foundation fol
the new Government Post Office illina
was awarded, last evening, to Cannon and
A!loway, of this town, they being the lowest
bidders, furnishing all materials stone. ETC..
to complete the job, at what price, at this
writing We can't hear; only two bidders ap-
piled. Tie cellar is dug and work Will
commence soon as the stone can be fur
nished. Ore Of the contractors left here
this morning to make arrangements for
stone so as to commence Immediately on the
work. So Dover is at last in fair way to
have Z Covernmcn. building for Post
C:.cc, fyery badly nceled.) The sgpcrin-
ten[l>u: of said building has removed his
qlar,crs from the Capital Hotel to Mrs.
Dean 's-cause, some misunderstanding, i;
is said, with the landlord.
l. is now said that Col Fountain. Of the
Capital intends to open frs,-class hotel at
Re'ioboth, next season. We hope it is so,
as it is very badly needed and the Colonel is
the man 20 cater to TIE public taste an |
ccm!Ort.
] have just understood that Joshua Nc
Gonigal, ofLittle Creek Landing. intends to
tear up the wharf built by him at Mahon's
" r for the; &c o!nncdl 'ol Of the public
a Il
and people have used it and now refuse to
pay. Serve them right to tearit up.
Tie Government has JUS built a new
lighthouse at that place and used the
wharf. Now they refuse to pay for struc-
ture badly needed for the poor seafarine
men, and for Government convenience, /
being public rendezvous for vessels of all
classes. Millions are spent fco,ishly by the
Government when place like Mahon's
River is badly neglected for want Of little
aid only few hupIrel dollars being
needed 20 build wharf. In fact with the
cs:amtrcc coming in md going from there.
j: ought TO he really port Of entry, Can't
our Senator's and Representatives trv there
hand a it. Be'ter DO It.
Mr.. Fraukcl Of the firm Of Rocharach e.
Frsnkel, has administered On Tie estate of
&C. schaick, pro. r tIr Of the K. r. House,
Who fell down the well last week and killed
hrnstN Mr.. FrsIkel has re-opened the
hoel ard will have it carried on, it is said
by tic widow, with his oversight occaas:cn-
j..
J. is saiG the Brachcr and Tilton case in
C2IaGcn. is creating quite stir, and getting
rather racy among tie young and old Geli.
z"is. Tie young don! tare-hut the Old
folks looks ugly.
S!ould the parties now prospecting. re-
c%r.n2 tie Milford and Bay shore, con-
c.Idc their arrangements, i. would lie a
kiG 'i.i!g inr the par les al l.. c. Landing
i is sa;I Geo. A. Dickson opens a Ci.ar
and Tobacco store, On Lockerman street
storehnrsc Of Miss Hess, in few days, We
boi@ lie will have good luck this time.
JolL. e. Graham. E-q, Of Camden made
an assignment to-day Of all his property,
kea. and Persn..al. 10 Alexander jackson
DR.. OF The same place. Mr.. Graham was
shor; time ago tie leading merchant Of the
place, recently a heavy grain buyer and YES
sci owner TO the day of Lis failure. It is a
pi.y hut ups and downs Will come.
Yours, T.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
OUR MISI.iTUA.E FOSTER


Advertise literally. Cd.
Look after the sparrows.
Everybody reads THE HERALD.
Middleton ic the cheapest grocer in own
Fourth and King streets.
A SLOW match-a ten years engagement
Come where my nose lies bleeding" il
the title Of a new ditty It is played on
, catarrh.
Wall paper and window shades at A. B
Jones, els Market street.
Taggart makes specially of ladies' fint
ordered work. 7O5 market street.
Go to Robelen & Bros if you woull b.
suited in buying piano or organ. He hat
the best in the market. no Market street
A blue sea bird with a red comb was
caught near Reading lately.
Strickland, at 105 East Fourth street has
oysters fresh every day !; stewed, fried or
raw.
If you are going TO paper, 20 and select
from the large assortment Of fall STYLES, at
Jones, GlS Market street.
Mrs. Grants receptions will not begin
till about Christmas time.
We hope that our fayorites, the Quick
steps and their friends, will give the Flya-
ways warm reception.
ID. NcCusker is still at the old stand, PIG
West Second street, where he is ready to
supply his patrons with the bes. shoes in
the market
The result in Ohio don't affect the issue
Of paper collars.
A boquct at the St. Louis fair was in
scribcd - noses Off"
we would call your attention to the as
sor' men. Of fine paper hsngings at Jones,
6lS Market street.
10 to RauSbeum for stylish clothes in
Town and secure your fall and winter suit
from the best assorted stock in town at Cd
and Market.
All kinds Of sewing machine needles t
tne Singer office, Glj Market street. A. j.
EaEDuzee, agent.
finncssey, at 22l Market street, has the
largest assortment of childrens shoes we
ever saw. Give him call before going
elsewhere.
Finest styles OF paper hanyings, and prac-
teal workiuen a. A. Z. jones' Gl8 Market
street.
IN: Free Love community in Vermont.
has completely "bus.ed."
Ont West they are now praying, " Give
US our daily quininc"
The only place in town t , ret steamed oys-
tiers, and it is at Ainscow's under I'd street
market.
A Massachusetts will was comprised (be-
sides liz dste) in eight words.
Out in Iowa the hogs are dying in count
less numbers, OF distempcr which experts
cannot explain or cure - |l1.
Attend T. Y. DeNormandie's sale of ,cr-
sonal property at Riverview, on the New
Castle road, at ! O'Clock Thursday. ,.-.
a. ~ruer isa a.a ..- .tr,r.,
The modest young man now goes, around
With His iron in his pO.ket, although the
." lpr concealed weapons is being
briefly enforced. '.'4'
Norr'stown has lock one hundred. years
old, but Shenadoah man has a",lock of
hair r' One hundred and nine years old. Next
Fairs VIII be all the rage during the holi.
days. ,', s"'.'ii' s'i1'''' ~ ~ f''H 0'
1t is now that the tooth carpenters smiles
as he sees the enterprisihg youth expert.
menting on the siellbarks with his incis.
sors' p fri #.'g SgfIlOT 9EEsfr
Go to Springer's No. 4 West 4th street for
fresh oysters in every style. -.
The doctors don't believe in ADVERTISING
its unprofessionaI you know-but let one of
'em tie up . sore thumb for John Smith an /
they'll climb seven pairs Of stairs TO have a
reporter " just mention i. you know
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE! n

The undersigned, receivers efCity end
school Taxes for the city OF Wilmington
lor 1919, give notice to persons who have
not paid their City and School Tax for 1878
and have had their hills presented. that
they are required by law. to call and settle
the same in days from delivery of the bill.
Inc receivers request all such persons to
call at their Office No. 10 East Sixth street,
and settle without delay; they having piv,.
en- bonds TO the city, the money il Gne
tnem and they are responsible for it. and
they hope those that can pay will be prompt
while, perhaps, some that cannot nav at
once, will call and make some ARRANGEMENTS
70 pay when they can, and We most respccf-
fully ask you to give this your attention 81
as sls 10 avoid % trouble, costs, or unpleasant
ness. Inc CITY needs money and requires
1sl Us TO collect 1t or pay 1t, and what we pro-
pose p TO do Is to collect and pay it.
Inc receivers also give notice of q number
81 lots IN the I'd, Sd, 5th; 7th, Sth, 9th aid To-
wnrds that they cannot find the.owners of
Ail such persons owning said lots will
please call and settle or we will sell them
for taxes and costs. ''-e'''
once No: 10 East Sixth street, between
1larRct ana King. Hours from Ito o'clock
every evening, and on market mornings
Ia r-.fG EDMUND PROVOST. ;,
receiver Northern District Qncluding ali
norlh or Sixth street.) WA
B" - t'2.f4 edward FARMAR ,sro,
Receiver Southern District Qncludinr al,
south of Sixth strect.) oct I5.tr
z
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
Whence this Great COmmntion

county through, among the AlcololsII |.
ter-mngers? They stand agnaSt AZ a.1 u
novatiUn on their privilege OF maklngq3
karGs of the sick. A Competitor hase1
into the field with which they canno. y
tend. DIR. j. WALKERS VINEGAR Bll,1
the undefiled essence OF the mosl enltapl
vegetable tonics and alteratlVes ~
world is driving all the sfU,5ora ~ n,siu]
of King Alcohol to tie wall. lasnss la!tMs
disease, internal or external, III "'MI
not benefcially administered. \
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
Heayen'sEi First Law is Order, Re

larity in eating, sleeping and eXerclSa 0
abstinence, from such d, ngtrous iIrl'E
as alcohol and tobacco. tend to secure
long and hcalthful life. But evenaS.rleto
servance of these wholesome rules Will
always avert sickness. The best saieguaa
against endemic and other diseases is U
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTEN
which, by promoting a "esularand yllyoro
action of the digestive, socretiveand exc5
tive Organs,k keep the body in The Oest N
sible condition for resisting and repelA|
the cause of dis case.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
DEATHS.

HICKS. Suddenly on the 18th inst o.
spoplexy, Mrs. Frances A. Hicks. widow
OF the late r, d. Hicks, aged 30 years
oUIGLEY.- - On the 18th inst Agnes,
daughter of Francis and Anh QulsieS,
aged years and s months,
TOWNSKNR.--In this city en- tSe !stn inst-'
Iaure. daughter Of the late BENZ. Town
send, aged % years.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
Doct.rs Disagree a. q, TIE ~ LT1

meat of ali diseases, from t9e lh,n,,tlRi l,,,tIRi
ment to the deadliest epideilliCn, RITE RITES
that the CALIFORNIA NlNsTn IN, ave deaal
cenquering malaaies when ccnnfasssna lsi tt
faculty, renders these .While lsr
ences oflittle consequence. Wv 'on)pIal
STA. Gout rheumatism, 7 Ifinlnaiiiiitips, and
Billiousness, Nervous pn,hhliIeratI
disorders rot organic, are anic Il and aIN,'
this matchless vegetable toilo '' a
tive. who cares for opinion"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
AUDITORS OFFICE, J
81 EAST SIXTH STREET,


...... AUDITORS OFFICE,)
So EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Notice Is hereby given, by direction of the
Finance Committee, that all bills due the
City On January lst. 1875, must be paid on
or before the first day of November sext, or
they will be placed in the hands of the So
licitor for collection, by virtue of section 7f
OF the City Charter, which is as follows:
If the amount Of said bill be not paid
within 60 days after such presentation
thereof 1t shall be the duty Of the May or OF
said city to issue awarrant directed. to the
said City Auditor, commanding him to levy
the same with all costs thereon. upon the
goods and chattels OF such owner, and if no
such goods and chattels can be found within
said city sufficient TO satisfy said debt and
costs, then to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings of such owner fronting upon
such street as aforesaid, which said grounds
or buildings, or any part thereof, shall be
sold by said City Auditor at public auction,
upon ten Q0) days notice in two fewspa-
perS published In said city," li 70
The bills Of delinquents having long since
become overdue, proceedings will be COM
menced without delay, unless payment be
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN,
sep2C-I City Auditor,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22

SfhE.ClAh y Al NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
Of County Taxes having given, notice thres
months ago that the taxes were die ana
payable at thatdate, and whereas NOT -mnre .a
Sa,d 1han i. one.twentieth Of the &-psyers have have
nrs far ary yhsr 70 said notice the collec-
2 ENFORCE payment according TO law. which
eaves vt thc collectors power to collect with
,m zen days after they receive their
JOS. L. CARPENTER. Rssss
aus23-tf coleo,.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22
Every Seven Years, physlolo

the human bodyis entirely changeu'ssTT ,ESs. w
newcd. Every moment Of our ilSgsSSi 'eS y
part of our bodies is wearing ou' IhIs Xxx \ n
Ing built up anew OF fresh matter. ...hishr lIiIr
Is accomplished by the GloQd loVd "nsss hsro1
through every part. But if the bloa9tSvI .t,S
weak Or vitiated, and does not p'1'I%n'a plta1Iv \
work properly, the system ~ >. aoI"p ooIiopdr!t
oned by the worm! Ut mater ll,IIaHHsSTN I'oHSN
vital organs instead OF Leaving 'nsI1a ssin sai1
dyspepsia, ,billiousness, k idney, y,,assS sslsi Nh
e. troubles, fevers, END al a.sea,1y ~rpy al
from vitiated blood, DIR. WALhnoysn : .oysnl
FoRNIA VINEGAR BITrERs are '''
remedy. .r ....
The Morning herald., 1875-10-22

saI7sa7H-aas. .s..--ra-. - IN cNDS
1t is Useless to attemipi.n I pinpure nj
stream while the fountaini ISL IS ,.npd IND hds
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end er%p'llpdaih ali diseases ca e arising w%,fets
fornia Vinegar Bitters, u. and repovs%s
lible purifier Of the bloou, a. % heer knesnas
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fail, provided the patleinitt r of bis ~!
using it until the Vl'''l"
was too far gone.