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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30

The following is list of county and dis
trict fairs to be held in this state this
year:
Adams-Sept,2s,O ctl, Payson.
Boone-September 7-l0, Belvidere.
Brown-September 10, Mt. Sterling.
Bureau-September ITO, Princeton.
Carroll-September ITO Mt. Carroll
Cass-August 81, September 3, Virginia.
Champaign-Sept. ITO, Champaign.
Christian-Sept.2 81 ,Oct.l Taylorville.
Clark-Not reported, Marshall.
Clay-County fair, Oct. 1915. Louisville.
Clay-District fair, Sept %, Oct. l, Flora.
Coles-September ITO, Charleston.
Crawford-Sept. %, Oct,l, Robinson.
Cumberland--Sept. 1913, Majority Point.
DeKalk-Not reported, Sandwich.
DeKalb-Sept. %, Oct. ], Sycamore
DeKalb-September Sill, DeKalb.
DeWitt-County fair, Aug 17-2O, Clinton.
DeWitt-Dist. fair, Aug. 1927, Farmer
City.
Douglas-September 2l-24, Tuscola.
DuPage-September 6-S, Wheaton
Edgar-September l4-l7, Paris.
Edwards -October So, Albino.
Efingham-October So, bingham,
Fayette-Sept.2 Oct |, Vandalia.
Ford-County fair, Sept. 2l-24, Paxton.
Ford-Dist fair, Sept. 81, Oct.3, Gibson
City.
Franklin-Not reported, Benton.
Fulton-Dist fail, Sept. %, Oct.l, Avon.
Gallatin Sept. %, Oct. |, Shawneetown
Greene-Sept. %, Oct |, Carrolton.
Grundy-September %. 80, Morris.
Hardin-October 1916, Elizabethtown.
Henderson-Sept, %, Oct.l, Biggsville.
Henry-August 1897, Camt ridge
lroquois-County fair, 0ct.5-S, Onarga.
Iroquois-Dist. fair, Sept7-lO. Watseka.
Jackson-Sept2l-2 "a, Mu7physboro.
Jasper-Sept 20, Oct2, Newton.
Jefferson-September 2l-24, Mt Vernon.
JeTscy-October l2-I5, Jerseyville,
10 Daviess-Co fair, Sept %. Oct. /
Galena.
10 Davess-Dist. fair, Oct. So, Warren
kaue-Co.fai Sept.29, Oct.2, Geneva
kanC-NOrth Ill. lair, Aug 80, Sept. 3
Aurora.
Memberships, Oct. !, Kankakee.
Kendall-September ITO, Bristol.
Knox October 8, Galesburg.
Lake-Sept, q, Oct.2, Waukegan.
Lawrence-October So, Lawrenceville
Livingston-Sept %. Octl, Pontiac. e
Logan-County fair, Aug. 1927, Lincoln
Logan Dist. fan, Aug g, Sept. A, Atlanta
Macon-September 40, Decatur.
Macoupin-Sept. 90, 0ct.1, Carlinville
Madison-October. 1881, Edwardsville
Marion-County fair, Sept q, "a Salem
Marion--Dist. fair, Sept27, Octl, Cen
tralia.
Marshal-Distfair, Sept %, Oct.1. We
mona.
Mason-Sept. 2S, Oct, /, Havana.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'll, Macomb
McHenry-September 2l-24, Woodstock
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30
Corn Starch.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

VALUABLE TESTIMONY.
PEORIA HOUSE, Peoria, March q, 1875.
| take pleasure in stating that have for long
time used TIE Peoria Improved Corn Starch on my
tables, and that find IL in every respect satsfact0i
ry. CHAS. ii. DEANE, Propr.
CITY HOTEL Peoria, March 81 1875.
have used the Peoria Improved Corn Starch in
puddngs, blanc-mange. etc, for years, to the en-
tire satisfaction of my guests and myself.
S. g. DEVRIES, Proprietor.
CENTRAL HOTEL. Peoria April 4 1875.
We use the Peoria Improved Corn Starch on our
tables exclusively aud have for many years. to our
entire satisfaction. 1t il the best used and
never failed us once yet
MRS. MARY Z. PHILLIPS. Proprietrcss.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, Peoria, April 8, 1875.
This IL to certify that using the Peoria
Improved Corn Starch, and find it fully up to the
highest standard, .-.-..-
Us. CLARK & SON, Proprietors
sB~ FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30
,--. ROBERT BATY,
Manufacturer Of
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS

Office for the Northwest OF DIR. Bly's Celebrated
Patent Lim5s as the following will show:
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. 1, 1874.
RoBERr RATY, ESQ. Milwaukee, Wis.
DEAR SIR:-YOu are the only party authorized to
make my Patent Legs in the Northwest, there be-
ing no one in Chicago authorized to manufacture
any of my patents. Yours &C.,
DR. BLY,.
Bly's Limbs manufactured OF Government orders.
Apparatus for Shortened Limbs and all Dcformi
dies. For particulars address
ROBERT BATY,
105 Wisconsin Street, Milwaukee, Wis
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30
THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL

gives later fuller and more Comprehensive news
FROM TIE NEW GOLD FIELDS or TIE BLACK Hills
than any other paper in the United States. Terms
81 ner wear. 81 for 6 months, SOC. for months,
and man showing location of Hills and best route
there sent free. The Journal excels an, paper in
the country in the amount OF news gives relating
10 North-western Iowa, Southern Dakota and
Northern Nebraska. Address THE WEEKLY
JOURNAL4 Sioux City, Iowa.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30
Fairs in Illinois in 1875.

The following is list of county and dis
trict fairs to be held in this state this
Iaar.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30

@k con per day at home. Terms free
Do & VkU Address GEO. STINsoE q Co.,
Portland, Maine.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VfsIiMn NeW wanted to learn Telegraphing
IVUW0 mEU and take Offices on new lines
which we are furnishing with operators. Salary
from $40 to 800 a month and steady promotion.
Particulars mailed free. Address N. Y. TELEGRAPH
INSTITUTE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
LlTTELL's LIVING AGE,

The numbers Of The L,ping Age tor
September 4th and 18th contain Memoirs
Of Count de Segur, and The First Stow.
art In England, from the Quarterly Re.
risU; Nan; Summer Scene,
from Blaekpood; The Mediterrs-
neanof Japan, and Prof. Cairnes,
from the Fortn,sAtly Rsvisc; Thomas
Erwood, from Leisure Hour; Hans Chris
than Andersen, from the Spectator; with
instalments Of German Home Life,"
"Fsted to be Free" and "The Dilem-
ma" and the usual choice poetry and
miscellany.
A new volsme began July lst. With
hity'two numbers, of sixty-four large
pages each, (aggrcgating over 5000 pages
a year, the subscription price ($s) is low;
or still better, for 5000 any one of the
American 81 inonthlies or weeklies Is
sent with The Liring Age for q year, both
post paid. Littell & Gay, Boston Pub
fishers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
A MALICIOUS BATTLE.

The telegraph informs us Of q little bat
tie that took place in Peru, La Sale
county, on the 9th, for the possession Of a
number Of young orphan children Iately
arrived from the New York Juvenile Or
phan Asylum for distribution. Among
those inquiring for the children were sew.
eral respectable Catholic citizens and farm
ers, who offered the necessary fees, etc.,
but were met with q blank refusal, the
principal alleged reason being their un
willingness to allow them to settle anon.
Of several OF the applicants, and, heade,
by Fathers Smith and Gray, both promi
nent Catholic clergymen of the vicinity
they forcibly took possession of six Of
eight Of the younger boys and two girls,
sisters, and conveyed them to st. Mary's
Academy, where they still remain, well
provided for. Mr.. Wright, the officer In
charge Of the orphans, has telegraphed
for further instructions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14

wss 0ssriad to Mia 0sjnslsy, The beau
ufAl sud accomplished daughter Of
Aolrosn oriasle9, ~. q 81. Louis.
he ceutlesth of Mrs. Blow. II the
|lbidk o( ~ carsR q charity and PHI
Is fresh In the memory Of our
"Mr. Blows public life commenced
with his election to the state senate,
about twenty years ago, which position
he filed for two successive terms. In
1854 he was appointed minister to vene.
suela, by President Lincsln. On his re-
tsa he Was elpcesd 10 congress floa the
then s,ecoud district q 1lissour1, and Was
re-s1scted on he sspirasion Of his term.
In ls@he was appointed minister TO Bra
I'll by President Grant, and remained In
that country with his family fifteen
months. discharKing tie duties Of his Of.
flee with credit TO himself and honor to
his country. He returned By way Of Eu-
rope, leaving his family there for six
months. Since that time he has been At
tending to his privats afIAirs, except that
for the past six months he has held q po.
sition o. commlsslensf Of the District Of
Columbia, BY appointment Of Gen.
| Grant.
I'm 1856, Mr.. Blow, In connection with
his father, Peter Blow, and Luther Ken.
nett, established the CRANKY Mining
company In Southeast Missouri. Opcra.
lions were stopped by the war, but In
1854 the association resumed work as 9
jolnt-steck company with Henry T. Blow
~ president. He managed It with sc
much skin that II Is now the most sue
cessful mining company In the West.
"Mr. Blow had very rugged consti
tuition and was never really sick but ono,
from 1851 I'LL the day OF his death. HI
went 70 Saratoga couple Of weeks age
because he needed rest. On the 9th Of
lSepeember he wrote to Mr.. Thomas f.
Richeson, psesent president Of the Collie,
White Lead works, that the water wa.
doing him much good, and that be would
remain 1t Saratoga some time. This let
ter reached here yesterday morning Mt IL
O'Clock, and at 8 O'Clock In the evening
the dispatch announcing his death wa
received. Mr.. Blow leaves four sons and
two daughters, all grown. One daughter
Is married and resides In Europe butis on
visit to this country. She was the only
one of the children absent when her
mother died and the only one present
when her father died"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
PROMPT UEVEaIn9E.

When the two heightened editors Of
st. Louis shot at each other In Winnie
bago county, and neglected to hit each
other, Gov. Beveridge fell into a great
state Of excitement, and demanded the
arrest and punishment Of the culprits ;
but, mp In Williamson men had been
shooting at each other for years, taking
care to hit and kill every time they shot,
and Beveridge was as dumb as an oyster.
When asked to interpose his authority, he
replied with whine: II can't. What
can I DOR He might, at least, have man
Tested as much interest In the William
son county affairs, az he did In that Of tn,
chivalric asses Of Missouri. But the way
Of Beveridge are mysterious. and pas,
finding out,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
THEIR POLITICS.

The Southern Nlinoisan says, that
"while It is fact the Sheriff OF Franklin
county 10 O Democrat, 1t does not do
away with the fact that every outlaw In
mat county, banded together to modest
and rob innocent and good citizens, are,
the last one Of them, Democrats, and some
Of them leaders of the party"
There was never a more palpable false
hood than this written, and we would
Ike to believe the editor Of the Ilissoisan
wrote II In ignorance. Itba fact, known
70 all persons who have
investigated the subject, that
the instiatory ceremony OF the Franklin
county ku.klux Khan was usually per
formed at low Illicit doggery at Sneal
Out, the proprietor Of which was Re
publican and one of the leaders Of tn,
gang. Of the fifty Ku.klux for whom
wsin were issued, fully sne.half wer,
Republicans. OF the tiity, nineteen wer
Summerses. and al the Summaries sbou
Sneak Out but one family are Republl
cans and, II may appear strange TO tn
hliaoissn, the Democratic Summers
sss The ones lat remained outside tn
n,. Kan. Jano%, the iniormer, an
rr,~or'h, Brile, and others Of tn
states Cc. "uo werevied before Unite
cans. Tina n, oulee. are RspnblI
char. that M ~. ab..r y, c.snot truthful,
o Inat sae nenocssS - r.~..r',s
mat county. The khan had ~ 'x'sm o
objects In view. IT. member, ponuca
Interested In mischief anA b." .e NOR
sso pso women than IN Affairs o. s...!!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14


A vicksburg Herald reporter had IN
interview it'll Gov. Ames, of Mississippi,
few days ago, and found him in peace
desiring frame Of mind. He knows ONO
present trouble, and will hereafter invoke
the civil power before using the military.
He called nor troops because the Sheriff,
who is colored. SAID he was unable to en-.
force the law. Governor Ames says he
will call upon the Sheriff Of Warren coun-
ty, u necess airy, 70 quell any disturbance
before using or trying to use troops. He
says he wants to see peace prevail, and
will hail with delight the day when the
whites and blacks will move together In
harmony. Unless there is more peace.
able state OF affairs, he does not believe
there can be fair election, though he
knows Of no violence now. The Governor
has not heard Of any afiidavits being
made against the Vicksburgers who par
ticlpated In the Clinton affair, but IL ret.
icent as to the future. PEN
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Hon. Henry 7. Blow, . prominent cit.
izen Of st. Louis, died suddenly OF con
gestion, at Saratoga, on Saturday Last.
The Republican, gives the following
sketch Of the deceased: Henry +.
Blow was born July IL, 1917, in South.
ampton county, Virginia, his father b.
ing Capt. Peter Blow. = respectable
planter Of that state. Capt. Blow re-
moved for short time to Alabama, from
whence he came to st. Louis In 1880, and
became proprieter Of what was known
then s.d tOr ysars sAsv~ssds 90 tl,v JET
ferson hotel. Henry T. Blow was early
sent to school, and was given the best
educational advantages the West AFFORD.
cd. He veutually graduated at the St.
Louis university with honor aud dis.
tinction. His father designed him fol
q lawyer, but circumstances drew him
into other pursuits, and he com,
menced his business career In TIN
drug store Of Joseph Charless Il Son, .,
clerk, aud In 1885, when the senior part
ner retired, Mr.. Blow went into partner
ship with the son, under the arm OF Char
less & Blow, Mr.. Charles being hi
brother.in.lsw by intsrmarriage with hi,
sister. In 1880 Mr.. Chsrlsss retired from
, the business, which was conducted b,
M. Blow alone until 1870, when NJ
, Charles again became partner and III,
firn was changed to Joseph Chasless 4
Co. The business became enlarged, ant
the white lead works, which formed tn,
present Collier White Lead and OH com
pany, were connected with their bust
ness. In 1874 the partnership was agai,
dissolved, Mr.. Charles retaining the drui
business and 1r. blow taking charge o.
the white led works, OF which be wa
presidont for many years.
"ou the 18th Of July, ls4o, Xr. Blow
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14

Hon. Milton Hay has been mcntsooe'
- . possible candidate for Governor On
the Republican ticket. This il move
ment to weaken Cnllom, and We 40 NOT
believe Hay will permit himself to De
ussd. lie will chew his tobacco ana say
nothing until the proper time comes.
lar. Hay would be very acceptable TO tne
r,Ilroa6 interests. If nominated, the
corporstions of the State will pour out
49, money 10 secure his election but he
can easily be beaten.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
EnRTARlAL lArEa

-Wattefson called them "Rural RoOst.
ers. }" and every country editor in Ken
lucky began to crow with anger.
MIR. Lincoln Ia out Of the insane
asylum and visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ninian Edwards, at Springfield.
The election In Colorado, to decide
whether the Territory Is to enter the
Union % State, will take place to-day.
Hon. Isaac Clements, late member Of
Congress from this district. will settle
down into the practice Of the law az Car.
bondale.
Who told the Southern Nlinoisan that
1.-THE Keely motor, on which such higt
hopes were built few weeks since, /:
Sfhe triai Of Costiua Is progressing at
the Mexican capital. l.. linda, Is his
hwyer. Nis thought the bandits will
- found guilty and shot.
Henry Chadwick, Of the New York
World. b called TIE Gather Of base ball"
he comedies the whip pennant Tor 1876
to the Bostoa Reds.
The 0assac Journal ssys Brother
Garrett he's made q record q Metropolis
at the sick bed, the funeral end the by.
mensal altar. Good boy, Garrett.
-Tbs compromise proposition. to fund
the coust house bonds into new bonds ct
ssveuty-Ave cents on the dollar, was car.
nd st IN election held In Mscoupin county
Lest week.
Tho Vichburr Hsrald Gorciblv savs
"No matter vhse curr,ocv ~. have ~.
must hsve 4 mora 800. snd con,,stent
psrty - Rad,co,ism "a Give the ~.
p,e cou6dence. vhich 4. neces..rv tn .
rsnswA Of buansoe IN eeneral."
.The Wiecousin Democr.ts. In th~,e
lste cunvsufion. declared Tor d. preser.
walton Of she puolic credit. the honest
uevr.ent AZ ~ s,eso.sl - sound cur.
rencv IN coin ~ n. .o,,v.lent t.r,r for
revsrne on,v .tc
-The Msssac .,ou,.,o, ..v.. "rhe
that recentlv .nnesrsa IN the
r,Sanc.h N.,c, ,h.t -, ds.,h. o.or-
~ An Nstror,o,;. IN an. Az, =, . 1891.
Th.re M nj ~. 80. as..hs ~ NJ
tr.oo,;. IN N. l.., sour uon,hs !"
~. NJ W. U...,S ..v. ~. .,.,.,
If ~ psnr.,,...,. n.nc".."., ~. ."s"
H,.S .r ~ 'V,.
~. p.n,h,,~.. 49," ~ Mum" Nun ~
sss9 "cPuU''cAu party, MOST ukeiy, ana
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14

State Of Illinois. Alexander County /ss
In the Alexander County Circuit Court.
william N. Atherton and John hodges vs.. John
Holden and Margaret wsllace-Partition.
DUBIIC notice Is hereby given that In pur.
L suance ola decree rendered In the above
entitled cause, In said court at the May term
thereof, A. ID. ls75, l. John Y. Hartman. master
10 chanc.iy Of said county, Will On THURSDAY
hour Of 9 O'Clock y. M: Of said day, sell II pub
lie veadue, ct the court house door In the city of
Cairo, ia seid county, the following .escrfbed
real estate, to-wit: Inc south half Of the north
east quarter 81 section twenty seven Gu. tswn-
ship ilfteen uS), south nngr, number two ~
west of the third principal meridian In the
county OF Alexander and Stats Of Illinois, to-
gethcr with the tenements and heretiitament-
thefeunto bclonging or thereto sppertaining.
Terms Of Sale-eDne-hAlf cash in hand bal
ance Ia one and two years. equal payments,
with six per cent. interest per annnm thereon.
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the property sold.
Cairo, Illinois, August 25th. 1875
JOHN Y. HARMAN,
Master In ChAncery
Linegar 4 Lansden. Complainants' solicitors.
s..G-dAw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14

PHlLApELPHfA, september l3.-Suit
has been commenced by DR.. Helmbold
as1iayt The Pennsylvania Hospital for the
insane, Drs. 3. Littell, and ]. Gordon
Maxwell, Alderman John Urian, and
others who were concerned In his incar.
ceeation In Kirkbride's Asylum.
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rs hereby given Shas DEFAULT having been made
i for more than sixty days In the payment OF
portion Of the amount secured to be paid By q
certain mortgage executed by james NJ Beverly
to William G. Wetmore and Frederick Town.
send. administrators, &c. OF Elihu Townsend.
deceased. dated July +th, 1854 and recorded in
the recorders Office, in and for Alexander conn.
y, IN the state Of Illinois. In book L, on page
In The city Of Cairo, IN said county and State In
book Of deeds. on page $50. &c. We, he uu-
dersigned, aaid mortgages, will on SATURDAY.,
the eleventh day Of September next. 4 d, ISIS,
at 10 CLOCK In the forenoon of that day, under
and by virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage, sell. q public auction, 10 the
highest bidder for cash. ut the ofice building OF
the trustees Of Cairo City Property at the cor.
ncr o. washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
In said city Of Cairo, in Alexander county and
State q IlIinois' eli the right title and interest
and to lots numbered Is uhirteen) and IL four.
teen,) In block numbered 20 twenty -nine) In
said city Of Cairo according 10 tine recorued plat
thereof, with the .appurtenances TO satisfy tho
purposes and condition Of said Mortgage
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, August 10th, ls75.
WILLIAM L WETMORE,
FREDERICK TOWNSEND,
sF-td. f Administrators
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arreg1sd. Everything quiet, bat pdbiic
scnenent Is strong for Immediate Justice
TO % known to be connected with the
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN 10 published every morning
(sxcspt MosdAy) IN the Bulletin Building, cor.
ner wssh,.s.ss avenue and Twelfth street.
Tn BuLLsr,S IL served to city subscribers by
hsshH,i carriers ct Twenty-Five Cents Week
payable weekly by Mail, Tin advanee), 90 pc,
snnum, six months, %; three months. q; one
month, o. Is.
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r1Zss yy tqssa'qsTsssAAsssA sss 1ss4alssaes


TuESENeHyxAklIA
r.. an.rc;.i nisnt. Of thc pIstform -
o.. p.ru,v,yor;, D.mocrats are. In
s,sncs ,Sosc Of the Ohio Deuiocr1 :
,,.,scrm Int bctter written. Thsv -
as follows: ~
=. ssssssAa- inst skc cotitrac4ioo d tho
money currency and circulating medium
heretofore made by the Republican party,
and the further contraction proposed by
It with view to .fbrced resumption Of
specie payments, has alresay brought
disaster 70 the business of;she country
Ard ~ - eeruenl haahrSuHcv. ~
taere;rSf - - aoSlnS sSosIaru,ea,
,srA 4 y - sc,.c.e ~ mnsev - r,eas
.r,, I.r, canal n ,he rant, ar sr,,a.
lo.vinc the rr.tcr,s,oo or ,eoal tevde,s n
mar IN eold to be BROUGHT bv promotlns
the Iud,,str,es Of tl,e oeoole. and NOT bS
destroying them,
EioSA-Thst the policv ALREADY ,.is,.
ted 6y t,ne Ropu,d,csn u.rtv az abo,ishins
legal tenders and diving the nationsI
bsnks the mower to tnrnish Al, the cur
rcncy viii increase the mower Of an Az
rcadv d.no.ro.,. ,norono,x and IN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14

PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale By all Yirst.
Glass Draggtsss, and recommended by
all Drnggists, Physicians, and every
body who has ever used Ii,
PamphDet containing History and Uses mail
81 free on application. IL not found at you,
Druggists.
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New York end London.
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r FOR
lajuPles to Nan or Beasts.
Falls, Bruises
STRAINS, Sprains, C0ntu-
sions, Dlslocations.
Fractures, Cuts, IAcera-
ted or lncised Wounds.
SWellimgS, Burns, Scalds,
l. 0unburns.
01ee6log Lungs, or
Splitting Of Blood.
Nose Bleed, and Bleed
\ Ing Gums or Teeth,
| vOyo1ton9 81 D1OOs1 and
Bloody Discharges.
Plles - Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles. {lniallible
TOOthNche, 1. arnche, Ne,l-
rslgia, Swelled Face.
ohe0G1aelssn, Rheuina-
tic swelling or Soreness.
9et0meDo or Soreness,
Lim0AgO, lame Back.
3Ore Throat or Quinsy,
1nnamed Tonsils.
Dlpthepla. DrOacht.
! ca, Asthma.
Sore or lnharned Eyes or
Eye-lidp.
CAtaPfhs Teucorrhea,
DiarIhea, pysentcry.
Sore Nipples, Intiained
Breast.
Painful OF too Profuse
- Monthlies.
MIN Leg, Ovarian Dis.
ease and Tuners.
Kidney Compliant,
Gravel and Strai,e,,ry.
, Cho0ngs and ExcOris-
lions of Infants. or
Adults.
vaPlcose Veins, En-
larged or lnnamed Veins.
U1cers, Old Sores, Inter.
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