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tho GEont Afnster. Wealoy's longing waa Ill OK
hnuBsed tor years in tho dosiro 10 Join The pun-
)lo profession Of religion to m honorable life.
Thus by looking Into tho past two or threo
centuries wo may al see the struggle out Of
religion not Of forms, not OF enigma, not of
government, bat OF human character. Not TINT
6uch religion il everywhere confessed aud
"a spring is now throwing itself forward against
tho 10y barricades OF wintor. Not at once In o
single happy step zoos tho eprlng-time bound.
but day bJ day 1t creepa nosthwA1d from
tho Floridas ana Cult; Az y lsst 81 It Til take fall
wooded bills OF tlla East, will amie on tho
thousands OF lakes, aud mu11nur IN tho Btrcama.
IAs religion Of al upright life is thus advancing
with its warm air and floral bloom The
forms will b. ample for. tho future;
iutorm!nsble, ipapplioable, aud unntelliglb!s.
will need no more repetition OH earth tho efforts
Of humanity to combine religion md deepotl4n.
to enforce q beliei with tho sword, will not
hasten to return, but pushed forward hyl many
hands and prayed for by many hearts, religion
Of character must needs como instead Even
those characters which tn public complain At
creed aoh wiahes to mako Christ a way. and .
truth, and life, do, for the most part In their
religious meotinRa and Ia their homes, confees
that Ill WHO love aud obey Christ arc fully His
| In their more public wordn they stll assert the
value Of all their hundred OF Two hundred doo-
trlncs, but these words spring from . poota-
risn pride that Ia slow to die and allow
avon to confess tho approach OF any
decline at youthful vigor. How slowly wo eon.
feas tho chanResl Tho WhIg Of 1880 and 1910
sill living cals hlmaolt atili III old Whig, when
there remains not an idea Ra that idea was when
Clay and Webster FIRST began to 10 eloquent.
but unconscious though tho Church may be, tho
conolnslous OF rehaon and experiment make that
10 % ocean uhluh wAs oncs land, and that 10 ba
DlosAonl!ng continent where saIt waves onco
rolled. 4 the geutie yuice OF reason shAll fail
10 teach the Christianity OF character, IL Tho
footsteps Of truth shsll fall 10 softly that ears
duh OF hearing shall not confess hor approach,
tho cslanaltY With trumpet touguD shall lsBuo
oIdars which thoso who aoSs thsf Master NM
hear. Tho churches that tpil 10 nroanoo
houo1Ah'a characters will boaone denorte hi
Of man, as they will become dosortad
Arst OF God. Tho ststo which iies
bleeding because tho men reared In the Christian
temples have heaped upon it evaEy form OF DIS
honor, will ask with the etoquenco OF agony nnt
aossow for men who can nnd in Christianity hi
motive and way Of Righteousness. 1t will Ii
despair scout any other shape Of tho holy te,lgo,
Of Jesus. Oh, may God grant that out OF III
experiences Of tho present. al experience x1ch
triumph and In defeat, nch In tho light and III
darkness Of 1900 Year,, rloh IN ito simplicity q
The Quaker, the thought Of tho UnltasianH. th
enthusiasm of rho Meshod!sts, the piesy Of th
old Calyinis.s. tho 1ich sentiment OF tho Eptsce
palsus, shots may b. coming i religion Of ahal
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Jap&n hss DIble-iu-the-soh0olS coutfosefsI
tha buddhiats sndeAyorinK to have ~ ran r15,ap.o
at the Bible 10 the Christian school ia hnotSI n.S
dhlsts ale yerY Ind asntal aud ass favored ~ ~
Eppasor, but his eiisf counselor and the A9as'
la of Eduoation aro tisndly 10 QhSiatAaity'
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A RELIGION OF CHARACTER

Prot David Swing preached q follows yestor-
day morning 10 4 largo congregation In tbs Cen-
t1al Church, located u NoYickers TheAste:
Blesssd s1s they tha4 do Lila Comaaudusutx.- Rev.
x5u., II.
Let ~ turn oax thoughts to-day 10 thsus
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Theological path. aAd In lis ondless lAbors there
Il soon ieis tho useful for the Gu
betook themselves aBea ago to tho manufacture
OF minute thinga md llaythipgp, until at last
they eau make tho '*concentr,o Bphorcs. Ivory
bali Within ivory ball. 10 tae theological mind
mont In starting and pursuing all k,uds Of wild
birds in tho mArahes OF speculation. Tho 70
Iigion Of netaphyHica did not occupy tho whole
remainder OF The community There were Rome
These corsespondod 20 our own moas 1abid aoc.
tArtans or 10 tho politically ambitious. Iley
saw Christianity as government. Thore ue1o
thrones aud Offices in it. They, read oniY, 10
much Of the Testament a. uuiolded tho King.
aon q God Not only da ID, shey PAY a "TSiy iy
prayer, and took up arms chat tho Kingdom
might oomo moro rapidly aud efreosually In
this epoch, reaching from Constantine 10 almost
cur own period, millions dlod on tho deld o.
those bloody centuries, a religion not Of form
nor OF netAphyBics, but religion Of Bthte. II
WA nat5oH survey Of tie aospela,-a
SURVEY In which shs lntessse Of ruler.
blinded Ill Judgment snd sttfied AZ foellnst
with tortures or death may be found IN the fac'
| that mAn with new religious idea became I
nensee to the State. II the btAts were Armin'
lau, then . Calr1uMt waa . citlzen 10 revolt
Should he ba permitted to eproad hia ideas, the
Alulp.sz might II lsat b. crowded from the
throne. The slaughter OF 1T, bartholomew, The
edlct Of NAntes were political seysziuea ths
effort Of shoss IN office to rid themselves Of dan
Ger and an1iety. thus wadiD8 In blood went
onward tho religion OF tbs state.
| Wo have now Alluded 10 enough OF these
shapea Of Christianity 10 assu1a outsalyos iullY
that society "a nnabe TO 200 truth upon a.
sides u ouce, and that II tries all fosma Of
duAtry. In the course Of its lonR cAress, W
nsed not pursue this thought further. w nor,
ceivA the truth and &sntess. Having thul
marked the method Of mAastpd, NJ may aal
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Mr.. Moody thon said "Tho timo's como for
our noon tnootiugl Let Us close by singing. l
mood Theo ovcry hour" Aftor tho benedction, |
thn Convention adjourned and tho regular noon |
was hold.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MADISON. WIH, Il
9pseiat U,spatcA to 17e CAfcaqo Tribune.
MADISON, Wiu. April 3.-The Hon. H. II.
Giles delivered m ablo temperance ad1rosa at
tho CONGREGATIONS! Church tonight. In which ho
made somo startling statements In regard to tho
aaulteration Of liquors aud the uBe Of poisonous
drinks,
There woro worry Interesting exercises at tho
Presbyterian Chnrch, tho ltov. L. \. Hays, pas
tor, whero forty-slx poraous united, all but two
On profession, making about 15o that havo 30
far tuiuod the Churches hote. frui,s Of tho ro
yiyai meetings IN tho Winter.
THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
WASHINGTON D. O., April 2.-JudKe DraaeY.
Of sho 5aprelno Court, presided as tho annual
meeting Of tho American Traot sociaty th's eyon.
ing. Secretary Hhoaror made htatomcnt Of
tho Bociesys operations, and addresses wore de-
o,sA rrot. Edyatdi ~ Y. qa1h, - late q
japan, aud the Rev. DR.. Chamberlain,
logacies oxoeou a1o0,000. and from aalas Of
books. tracts, and periodicals, s550,0o0 aranls
Of tzaeta average oTer 1,600,60o pages weo'tly.
About 2eo celpo5sen's ,1aH bare @ nson r. &emPinyea'
md tLo paciao Coast are fopFogontel yory hopo-
fully. $780,.
spsefat Corrt,Donds,i-o ~ Tia Chicago 1rfoun+
LANSING, Mtoh.. March 8l.-Tho Hpv. A. p.
Gravca. the Evangelist closed hia labors nt
Charlotte aud In this Htate on tho 28th, and
loft for Marphnlltown, II. MIR. Graves has boon
worry successful AZ rovlvniist largo number
Of CONVERSIONS being tho result OF hia labors.
When ho commenced bis wort. ho sold 1t vae
not for tho purpose Of attracting attention, or
ei[oitinr public applause, or Tor monoy,--{or lo
never called on tho public for a cont. only 10
copting Of individual donationg,-buk to warn
sinners Of tho wrath TO COMO. Ho has beon ell
gugod fu evangelical work for ten yoars. his
lAborB extending into nearly every State In the
Union.
Many rcrsons Ia the central portion Of this
State, who contemplated visiting the Ccnteuntal
Exposition at Philadelphia, arc disappointed In
tho railrond rates, and will make their Conten-
mini pilgrimage to tho State Camp Meeting
grounds, located on Little Irayo1ho bay, some
time in August or september. IIalf-taro ratoa
aro promised on all tho roads, and there will
probably 10 excursion ratos by tho Bteamor-llnea
on tho Iskea THO grouuda are situated at tho
head OF tho bay, on q gentlo alopo to tho beach,
mlios from peiosky. 4 thriyipr village not two
years Of aYo, Of 600 inhabitants, composed Of
descendants Of French yoyagcurB aud Indians,
pkimrninc lie DlacId watora Of lilo bay In their
bIrcl.barL canoos and being on TIC yery batklo-
crnnnd az tha Ohionowa and Sauk rad auninst
tho i1ttawas and tholr nihoa.
DOMAIN CATHOLIC GROWTH, e,
Anot1,cr fnstanca of tho ranll growth of the
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
FIRST EDITION
NEW CASTLE LETTER.

A MAN WARNED OUT OF HIS NEIGHBoR-
HOOD BY MIDNIGHT sHoTs-FIsHING
PART TlEs-PERsONAL.
Regular Correspondence Of the Gazette.
NEW CAsLE, August 16 1876.
Hearing a rumor of shooting affair,
we inquired into the matter the facts
and are follows George Phillips, fir lend
of Mrs. Edward Downey, was sitting
the porch of Mrs. DIS farm house
about . o'clock, last evening when he
was shot by some person unknown.
The weapon used was a shot gun and
seems to have been used more as a
warning, a small number of shot merely
breaking his skin not injuring him
every bodily, about 10 o'clock. last
night fusilade was given five shots
being fird at the house, Phillips has
been warned to leave the nighborhood
on account of his intimacy with Mrs.
Downey.
Fishing parties are quite numerous
grabbing parties ditto.
Why did the Street CJmmitte leave
Chestnut Street. in its Unfinished con-
dition such repairing of streets is dis
graceful.
Pin Pool is exhilerating.
Saml 81. Black, ESQ.,, departed last
evening, for Elk River, Md, intend,
ing, to engoye in the peach business
We shall miss his general countenance
and will not be happey until he returns
again good luck be with him.
His Honor disappointed us as he has
not put in any appearance yet; why oh
why is this.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
SUICIDE NEARDOVER.

On Tuesday afternoon last, Miss Sarah
Walker, aged about 20 years, and
daughter Of Chas. Walker, near FELTON,,
committed suicide at the residence of
Joseph Hprd, on the farm of DR.. Ridgely
near the White Oaks, about 81 miles east
of Dover, by taking strychnine. Miss
Walker had been living with Mr.. Hurd
for the past year, and in the morning Of
The above day came to Dover, rs she told
the family, for the purpose of applying
for work at our canning houses. But
that seems to have been an excuse, and
instead she purchased six grains Of
strychnine and some sedlitz powders,
telling the clerk she wanted the strych.
nine for the purpose Of killing rats. Af.
ter returning home she took one Of the
powders. The powder not having the
desired effect, she took another dose
about 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and
soon thereafter she was found in hel
room in great agony, suffering from con-
vulsions, until death put an end to hei
misery about halt ar hour after taking
the fatal dose. Yesterday afternoon
Coroner Creadick summoned jury and
held an inquest. The jury rendered a
verdict OF voluntary suicide.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
Fourth street.
WHAT THE PROPERTY OWNERS ASK OF
COUNCIL.

WHAT THE PROPERTY OWNERS ASK OF
COUNCIL.
In the City Council, last nighi, q
petition, numcrously signed by resi-
dents of Fourth street, was presenled,
read, aHd referred to the Law Com
mittee. It set forth that the recent
attempt to macadamize Fourth street
was failure, and hail caused a depre'
citation in value of property. That
the assessments could not be legally
collected. and that the petitioners de-
sired to adjust the difficulty in az ad-
mirable manner. They therefore re
quested stay of all proceedings for
the collection of assessments until the
street is properly paved.
Chas. b. Lore, Esq, counsel for the
property-owners, addressed Council
on the subject. He said he desired to
correct the impression that the proper
ty owners will resist the collection o.
the assessments for paYing. They on.
| ly desire to have the street properly
paved, as they think they should have
some say as to how the work which
they pay for should be done. They
only ask a stay of further proceedings
until their grievances and desires can
be stated to Council or one of its com.
mittees. They do not want TO be
forced to Legal proceedings, ,'but only
ask fair hearing before they are com
PEELED to pay for, q work which, in
their opionion, has injured their pro
perty.
No action was then taken on the
petition beyond its reference TO the
| Law Committee,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
IYldem and Hendricks Club.

Last night number of Democrats
held a meeting at the Office of Esquire
E. B. Frazer, 3rd and Market streets,
for the purpose of organizing Tilden
and Hendricks club.
On motion of E. lB. Frazer, James
M. Watson was called to the chair and
II. S. Truitt appointed Secretary.
On motion of Jacob Butt commit.
tee of three on permanent organiza>
tion, was appointed, as follow: Jacob
Butz; Milton Lackey, John II. Frazer.
After a short absence the committee
returned and reported the following:
President-E. B. Frazer.
Vice President-Wm. ]. Morrow.
Recording Secretrry-H. 8. Truitt.
Corresponding Secretary-J. Jones.
Treasurer-Jame Carswell.
These officers were unanimously cleo
ed, and the President on taking the
chair, made stirring speech. in
which he urged vigorous campaign
and predicted glorious victory In
November next.
Saturday night was fixed upon as
the time for holding the regular club
meetings.
r. p. Tawresey, Allen Ruth and
W. j. Morrow were appointed COM
mittee to prepare Bylaws and rnles
of order for the Government of the
club
The meeting then adjourned until
Saturday night.
The club room will be open each
evening of the week, sand members
can meet at their convenience and dis
cuss the affairs of the day.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
EDITION.
The War inthe East.
MILAN's MAIFRsTo SUPPRESSED,


LONDON. Aug. 1s.-The Standards
special dispatch from Belgrade states
that the war manifesto which was ex
pected from Prince Milan on Wednes-
day or Thursday has been suppressed
IL Is reported that a meeting of the
council OF ministers and committee of
Skuptschina on Wednesday it was de-
eided that a loan of two million ducat
should be issued in Russia.
1t is belived that very bad news has
been received from Banja. The de-
tails are not yet known, but it may be
considered as certain that the Turkish
plan of campaign has been successful
and unless Russia intervenes the war
will be over before many days.
REPULsE OF TURKS
BELGRADE, August 17.-Official dis
patches received here state that on
Tuesday five thousand Turks attacked
Col. Antitch's position on this side
of the Klissoura defile. and after seA
we're fighting, which lasted from ten
o'clock in the morning until four in
the afternoon, the Turks were repulsed
with great loss. Colonel Becker has
been replaced by Col. Javanoivick.
THE sERvlANs INVITED To SURRENDER.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, August ia
proclamation published here to day
inviting the Servians to submission,
and offering protection to those sub.
mitting. says: "The Turkish comman-
ders are ordered to protect all peace
able inhabitants and their property"
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18

PERsoNAL.-At n recent meeting of
the Wells Guards, of st. Louis, an ad
dress was made by W. F. Causey,
formerly of Delaware, who. according
to the st. Louis Times, paid high
compliment to Hon. Erastus Wells for
the manner in which he had represent
ed the Second District in Congress
during the last eight years, and many
reasons why he should be returned to
that dosition. Mr.. Causey's address
was listened to with the deepest inter-
est and in conclusion he promised to
give his views in full on the Congress
sional race on some future occasion.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
North Searsmout. Me. Sept Q Is7,

North Searsmont, Me-, Sept. 9, 1870
Dear Sir 1T gives me very great plea
sure to inform you of the benefit received
from the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP in my
own family. My wife, for the past ten
years. has been In feeble health-very
much debilitated generally. Last spring
she concluded to try a bottle of PERU
WAN SYRUP, and was so well pleased
with the result continued its use until
three or four bottles had been used, and
she is new in better health than at any
time for ten years, and has increased in
weight from ITO pounds to 1861. l have
employed physicians and used great
variety Of patent medicines, to the ex-
tent of hundreds OF dollars, and know
she received more benefit from the Pc
RUvIAN SYRUP than all the rest together
My sales on the Syrup are very large
and constantly increasing, and dc not
hesitate to recommend and even warrant
it to give satisfaction. If you desire,
you are at liberty to use this commune
cation as you see fit, as it gives me plea
sure to recommend so good an article t.
suffering humanity.
Yours truly, ITHIEL PEAsE.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
PR E1 LYMAN GuE, OUT.

THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE REVENUE DIS
TRIcTs RELIEVES HIM OF DUTY.
BY the provisions of the Legislative
bill, passed by the last Congress. about
one hundred Internal Revenue districts
and parts of districts have been consoli-
dated into fourty -four districts, Among
others, the Districts of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland have been
consolidated, and called the Delaware
district. The consultations 60 into ef-
feet September 1st, and the President
has ordered that James Mcintyre, of the
Maryland District, be retained as Col
lector of the consolidated Delaware Dis
trict. This Of course, causes the retire.
ment of DIR. J. 8. Prettyman, though the
new Collector will probably make his
Headquarters in this city.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE GREAT DISCOVERY!

b. EUNKELS BITTER WINE OF
For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
)ility indigestion, disease OF the nervous
b. constipation. acidity Of the stomach,
cases requiring tonic.
wine includes the most agreeable and
nt salt Of Iron we possess: Citrate Of
etic Oxide, combined with the most en-
Ic OF vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Bark,
effect in many cases Of debility, loss o
Ute. and general prostration, Of an Ell
Salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
Is most happy. 1t augments the appe
falses the pulse, takes of muscular fab
s, removes the pallor Of debility, and
q forid vigor TO the countenance.
you want something to strengthen you
|Iou want good appetite? Do you want
Nd up your constitutions Do you want
PEI weny Do you want to get rid Of ner-
1pess9 Do you want energy? Do you
20 sleep well? Do you want brisk and
fous feelingsP Ifyou do, try Kunkel's
be truly valuable ten.c has been 80 thor
Ply tested BY all classes Of the communl-
3hat it is now deemed indispensable as o
medicine. 1t costs but little. purifies
blood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
p the system and prolongs life.
pow only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
b q per bottle. Y. +. KUNKEI, Sole
retoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
gglst for Kukel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and
no other make. Sold only in 81 bottles.
p.hers are counterfeit SO beware of them.
Tape Worm.
Rtrely removed with purely vegetable
liclne, passing from the system alive. Nc
@pnll the head passes. Como and refer
euents treated. DIR. Il, f. KUNKRL, No
North Ninth ST., Philadelphia Advice
- Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re.
I'd, Ask your druegist for KUNKEL't
oh SYRUP. Price. 81 per bottle. Send
Nrcular. mayld&wlm
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
augl-lOteod

NJ NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given to the School
Committees Of the respective School DIS.
tricts within this State that in conformity
with an act of the General Assembly Of this
State have apportioned among the several
Counties of ;he State the clear income fol-
the present year of the fund for establishing
Free Schools and have divided and distribu.
tea the share thus apportioned to each
County among the several Districts as FOL.
lows:
To each Of the Districts in the City of Will.
mington, New Castle Co., one hundred four
teen dollars and thirty cents. (s1l4 3O). to
each of the other Districts, eighty seven dol.
lars and slXty-four cents (SS7 64.)
TO each OF the Districts in Kent County
sizty.nine dollars and hfty-one cents,
($69 81
To each Of the Districts in Sussex County
fny-four dollars (St4C0.)
The Dividends due the Districts in New
Castle county are payable at the Farmers
Bank, New Castle; to the Districts Of Kent
county. at the Farmers Bank, Dover; to the
districts OF Sussex county, at the Farmers
Bank, Georgetown.
THOS. b. GILES,
Trustee School Fund
Laurel. Aug. /. lS76-d6tw3t
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
STRAY WAITS.

Clayton Loan Association will meet
this evening.
Two drunks, usual penalties, com.
prised this mornings police record.
The Democrats of the First Second,
Fourth and Sixth Wards will hold
meetings tonight.
County Treasurer Herbert is en-
gagged to-day in paying the Sunday
School allowances.
The Board of Health will meet this
evening, to hear the report of the
committee on impurities in the Bran
dywine.
Brandywine Summit camp will not
open until Monday, but large num-
Der of persons will 60 out and speno
sunday on the camp grounds.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
The Nc SHERRY Force FEED DR1LL.-

The Nc SHERRY Force FEED DRILL.-
For sowing wheat, rye, oats. barley,
timothy and clover seed this drill has no
equal. 1t can be regulated to sow any
desired quantity to the acre, and can be
changed in moment by taking off one
wheel and putting on another. IL never
chokes up in the feeding arrangement
as Is the case with many otker drills.
In construction it is strong and simple
the purpose intended. No farmer
should be without it. John \. Wilson
agent, Front and Market streets, Will
mington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18

TAKE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to
l about one hundred delinquents that have
not paid their City and School taxes for 1875.
II said taxes are not paid on or before Sept:
5, we the undersigned will levy on the goods
and chattels Of said delinquents for the taxes
of 1875 and 1875.
Having settled with the Finance Commit
tee for 1875 We do not propose to nay 1876
taxes; and furthermore we do not intend to
be 2 years cole citing one years taxes.
Hours from A. ID. to Il NJ, from to and
to p. M.
E. PROVOST,
Collector for n. District.
e. FARMER,
aug2-ti Collector for s. District.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-18
"A DROP OF JOYIN EVERY WORD ,
FLEMINeToN, Hunterdon Co., N.J.l
June 26, 1874.

WV 1AuhtOIaOn w., I've y. I
June 26, 1874.
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear
Sir-It is with happy heart that l pen
these lines to acknowledge that you and
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur-
gative Pellets are blessings to the World.
These medicines cannot be too highly
praised, for they have brought me out Of
the grave. Three months ago. was bro
ken out with large ulcers and sores on
my body, limbs and face. / procured
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur-
gative Pellets, and have taken six bot
ties, and to-day / am in good health,
all those ugly ulcers having healed an d
left my skin in natural, healthy con-
tion. l thought at one time 1 could
not be cured. Although can but poor
ly express my gratitude to you, yet there
are drop Of joy in every word / write.
Gods blessing rest on you and your won-
derful medicines is the humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers and free the
blood Of the vlrulent poison causing them.
who can longer doubt its wonderful yir-
tues {? DR.. Pierce, however, does not
wish to place his Golden Medical Dis
covery in the catalogue of quack- patent
nostrums by recommending it to cure
every disease, nor does he recommend il
but what he does claim is this, that there
is but one form Of blood disease that il
will not cure, and that disease is cancer
He does not recommend his Discovery
for that disease, yet he knows it to be
the most searching blood cleanser yet
discovered, and that it will free the blood
and system Of all other known blood poi.
sons, be they animal, vegetable or min.
eral. The Golden Discovery is toarranted
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Diseases, as all forms of Blotches, PIN.
pies and Eruptions, also all Grandula,
Swellings, and the worst form of Scrofu.
lous and liberated Sores of Neck, Legs
or other parts. and all Scrofulous Dis.
eases Of the Bones, as White Swellings
Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal Dis,
eases, all of which belong to Scrofulou:
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