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A 100000 Fire In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. March THE extensive DRY
goods house OF wood, Marsh Co. 500 and sii
Market street destroyed bv nre this morning The
Ore broke out about three o'cOoS IN the small t~o
story bricA building. and /, supposed to have original
ed from stove. The bull ling 3J7, pied by Gact
son. Blskemore n Co, dealers IN prints. was badly
olmNged 10 the reac. while the iateuor was pretty
vel delugei with 3l3 Market street. occupied
by b a. II. Behrens Brothers a Donson. dealers u
fancy soods. kt Tis7 damaged "a the rear vail.
Tie interior suffered by water About hyc o'clock n
rtion ~ the north wan OF 81 Tell, which caused the
west wall to fall so The stOcS ~ Narkc. ktre.
occupied o. :. Casedy. ce tor 70 silks suffered froa
water aud smoke. Tue entire lossi estimuei al
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BORDEN-HANCE.-In brooklyn, on Thursday,
March at the residence OF the bride, by Friends
ceremony, henry W. Borden OF ked BanE, y. j., TO
Jane r.. daughter Of the late Anselm B hnnce; 49,.
GROIN WELL-CLAKk.-O On Thursday, March 2, 1875.
Il the residence OF the briGes uncle Garrett d Clark
ED by the Rev. Dr. Geo. Jarvis Geer Benz. Crom'
well to Emma c. ClarK. No cards
NORTHUMBERLAND the residence OF =. Van Win
ke, Esq, on "Wednesday Feb 10. 1879, by the Rev DR.,
P.rkmai. Mr.. Walter r. Hon to Miss Mary Murphy. all
OF KeypOrt, N. j.
LAMOrHE-SUAU.-On FEB. 90, by the Rev. Father
Auhri, At the residence Of the BRIDE CASTOR Laothe
10 Helena Sunu.
Juten, Eugene r. smith 20 Amela A. youngest daugh'
ter Of Thomas Bassford ~ 81. this city.
TAYLOR LEVIsON.- On "Wednesday, Feb. g. by
the Row Dr. OrmstOn Charles j. Taylor 10 NJ. Adelaide
Leylsou Only daughter Of the late John Leyson, all
Of this city
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OUR SAYINGS BANKS.
The Forthcoming Report Of the Bank SUPER
intcndent-Thc Bank for SAVING.

intcndent-Thc Bank for Savings.
ALBANY. March 3.-The statement OF the
condition Of the city savings banks, pub
lshed exclusively in The suN last Thursday. did
not embrace that of the Bank for Savings rs II
had not then been received by Superintendent
Ellis. The report is now In, and show that the
resources Of this bank are SIS 2,2 ~, and that
Il has an excess Of assets over Liabilities Of
S.lJN Sa.s2.
The total deposits in all the savings banks Of
the state during the year le,5 amounted 10 Sila,-
2GN,22 Their resources Is placed at SAh,A.;bl.
and the surplus over all liabilities SSLi25.kH The
gain in deposits for the year was fifteen and one
third millions, aud the gain In surplus Is over
two and one-half millions. Superintendent FL
liz Us hard at work putting the finishing touches
To- his report, and II will he sent To- the legiSla-
ture In n few DAYS. Contrary to the practice for
several years past. 1t Is understood that he will
not wait until II Is printed before transmitting
AZ a. the LEGISLATURE
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steamship Albtinirle Lewes. mdse. and pass.
steamship Franconis. Portland, muse. aud pasi.
Ship Iris. Liverpool. m ballast.
BARK Fearless. East London. b G A, In ballast.
Brig Cnae A HO Ard, ATrccIbo, sugar.
Brig Leonard. NonteyideO. hides.
Also tue usaAl river aud cOAstgIse vesgais
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Coroner Cannon Of Jersey Cry Yesterday inn
paueied jury TO invesgatc the killing OF Franklyn
Ford ty John HaDey IA combat with knives IN wasl
iupton street last haturday night naney hes IN the
City Hosnns. When informed OF FoUi'- death yester
uaY he seemed uuCuncyrnci can't Nckdir detailed an
Cfhctr 10 remain with Huncy until his recov -.
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Susintss Stoiit,s.

The orgsn Of rhesght closely sympsthiyes
with the oody, and II alw more or less anectcd by
weakness disorders. Indigestion for instance,
causes sle,psssness despondency, vertigo, blurred
vision, aud other symptoms which affect the head.
Diseases u lneys and Bladder also react injurious
/, upon the brain UdOpho VOTES scheldan Aro-
matte schnappA iDug known anu widely popular cor
receive cordial, rceyes these symptoms aud removes
thei
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Pardon by Gov. TtIdcu.

ALB,SY, March 4.-Gov. 1den has pardoned
John Brennan. sent to sing sing from New YORK in
1870 tor robbery for fifteen years. II thought he
professional thif, bat II turns cur that lie had
been q respet ole map
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdANAc-rHts nay
sun rises. q sun SETS. 80 Moon eets. IL
nion MArER-rttH nay
SANDY HOOK. ~ Gov. ISLAND. 80 Hell Gate. 4 IS
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yard GOOD OIL cloth II ~ cents per square YARD
bargains Ia tapestry, Brussels ingrans Sc.
Hls M ANpkRSON'S son,
1884 Sth aV- third uOOr below 27th Il.
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Cameron pays 100 per cent. more for I'm
caft- on clothing than any house 10 America Address
Mrs. CAAERON. l72 Bridge e., Brooklyn.
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The Great TnsteIess SnIt Remedy for al
blood pOlsOns, 81. Depot, 1i5 Nassau At.
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MARRIED..

The Peruvian syrup Ia prOtoNide Of IRON IL
. " fountain OF health " TO the dYspsptic
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E.. P 1a,. he zee cet 4, feS
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The smooth aud Pleasant Taste OF MIX a
hagnesla makes n especially desifahl" remedy 10
chldren's diseases, IN which II always succeeds.
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Agents WantPd.-Outnt % cents.
PnOTO COPYING co. Mn CITY. IA.
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Tho payonne Aldermen have exhausted tho
appropriation for the police for The months OF MArch
aud April and the city must be without police protec'
uon unill NAY uDless the Legislature provides.
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Opening week OF imported patterns at 8. r.
TOlur's SIC Bi0sdwsy N. Y.-Ad
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opea sund ,ys from 10 till 2. The silk elastic
WON during sleep sol by ElAttlc truss Com
g.0y, 70 Broadway, tupeIsedei meal UuSses'~Aap'
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ITUION TAHERNACLE CHURCH.-stTSics
u htld in the Mihiamsjur<h Lyreuu corner ath ald
soate ~ ,Is fIsscnltg by ~ pastor me ksy =. q
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NtToilcnis; y ciitts.

A CAMP MEETING viii be commenced on Sun
~ day Fcu % 1870 10 the Bethel Female Church, lO6
West 3Oth ct between 6th and 7tn avs The services
VIII be conducted after the odiashioned way OF hold
ing camp meetings 20 or 30 ycare at the sound OF
the trumpet every morning. Prayer meeting, 10
ociock a. NJ; preaching az O'Clock l. NJ; preaching
from hslf past to o'clock Z. VI. Set apar for sing
lug, Rraier and INQUIRY meeting half past o'clock r
Preaching anu exhortiO1. Doors closed every night
VI 1880 o'clock. cOrdia Invitation Is extended u all
the wewlshers OF every denomln .tion, and we hope
tat mother Cnurch will take active part In this
camp meeting All who come from distance to LABOR
IN thus glorious cause " saving souls Will be red for
hv the mission. An evangelist from philndelpha and
others from different pars Of the country have offered
their serve a. and We expect more 10 Join IN with
us who have not yet heard Of our great undertaking
any wishing their meals can have them 81 reason.
able price, after preaching Il over but not until then
AZ our camp viii be attended with much expense we
hope the frtends will come prepared TO contribute
literally ana our enemies hop', will be converted to
God. We expect our camp to continue Two weeks, II
the Spirit directs y thf tutpourg Of HE holy Spirit,
We say. amen. Or. r. DtFFULs. Superintendent. S.
j. BOYD, Missionary and Agent.
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Every Druggist

lis Quirk'e irish Tea. the great 25-cent bilious
Teuledy "a wonderful p:cpaTst,On."-Adr.
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ATST. PAuLs CHuRCH corner Clinton and
IN carroll Sta brooklyn. the Rev. II. W, HowCe, Jr.
minister In charge. will oicate at morning and even
lng services. lentel services IN the chapel MondaNs
Tuesdays. ThursdaYs and Saturdays at 0 r. Nj. We'd
nesdays ana Fridays at $3.50 A. Nj. and Wednesday at
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DRtNTICE MUIFORDS SUNDAY EVEN.
lug cCptions A Les broadway. bctwc,n a.i and
SD SITS. Subject Events OF the Week Feku tpisms
Ihc Revival moral Efficiency OF the Plymouth Scan
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n dth aud 9Th avs seats free The Rev William b.
Sc bury Rector Fret sunday In Lent. Celebration Of
the holy communion In the erman language at ~ A.
81. Morning prayer, taay, anu holy communion with
sermon Ht lct A. NJ. Evening prayer choral at T. VI.
Service and sermon IN the German language at ~ NJ.
Iaily prayer al 81 \. NJ and 3 L. VI.
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hENiNAI. among Siiurs.-, nee lctuutr Owe 20
sAors nave been codN ett"u al .u N.rn - tnu-ch.
corner ~ N'nson aud ,hthafin" ste during tc rast
month 40. rll who have applied for church
hcrslin tuin union In the morning NJ 1913 Ifeacb
lig ~ 1870 IN the evening 10y tic pA.ur Re-. r. ID.
hlrpny sc'ts Tree. Congregational singing. We wei
10 ALL
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X AZ ~, uENhN MI; LtR, u: ~. rssYr.
sire II rtlst church, EropSltn f. u. Al IN" close OF
r mofuluf sermon the Lord's suuer II %, RIuult-
tered hni several new members viii be atm ttc1 10
CHI re ltrl1wsul.
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I,IRST BETHEL MISSION, or Female Church,
lub West 3nth at. eoiicite your caeton cloihtlR,
f'od. or money. However little gracously accepted
for the poor who We purpose to hep they sd
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SrEClAL N0TICE.-reicr Pwye;, the coayeri,1


= Alien aLd tram Services 100 A pre .ch-
ing; J.. NJ 81 bath school aud Bib.c Cass, 70 which
both young and cd ar paricularly invited, - Z. 81.
preaching Prayer meetings every Tues lay ami Thurs
uy eungs. Friday evenings devoted pgay er meet
inse tor rtn THIS church will remove IN f.w weeks
| to the northwest corner OF Alien aud Grand si-.
| SAMUEL ALTMAN. Pastor.
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1--WE POINTS UOIsF OF INDUSTRY. i1
y Murtl st., William =. Barnard. super ntcndcnt--
,ice OF sone BE- tie children on suDdly at $3.50 p n.
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NEW CHUKCH (swedenborgisn) Temple on East
~ 35tht IT, between Park and Lexington svs.Servees
NJ II A. NJ The Rev. Chimney Giles will expound the
curse LAID upon the woman described In Geness
~, 10. explaining what Is really meant by mnllip'yins
sorrow, ana the supremacy Of the husband.
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~ THE TENTH AND tORTY-

ITNIoN SATl KDAf ENENlNG PKAh Eh
u NJ" tug Young Wca representing the yG.ou.
Denominations OF churches IN the Ninih ward. meet
every saturday evening IN lit lecture room OF church
on 6h as, opposite AiulN Il from until O'Clock,
to sug from thV slnkey collection " hymns AID hANsa
thOTt prayer meeting
Oh. what peace we often forfeit
on what endless rain We bear;
All bee ausc We do not carry
EycDttn; 20 Coz IN prayer.
Come n only fUi few minutes.
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SIXrH EAST SIDE NlON prayer AMI praise
| = mrttlu., THIS rs tbbtilI uftcrnoun from to
O'clock Ia Inc Wulel street. NJ l.. Church. u llett IT,.
nnar q md 81. Ma. IN b.
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goods. Other great staples will soon adj
vance in value. The West and parts of
the South, during our business depression,
have continued their production, and no
doubt now are in better condition rela-
lively than the East. and will soon affect
all our markets by renewed demands.
While the great source of the wealth of a
country--its crops-continues there need
be little fear of permanent disaster. The
West is suffering in some directions, but
from its own folly. It's railroad interests
are depressed, but they had been unduly
extended, and bad legislation has crippled
them. Yet 1t must be remembered that
the curtailment oil railroad operations on
the frontier means the diversion of capital
to those in the Central West and nearer
home. The Central West has resources
10 agriculture which ale by no means ex-
hausted
The West cannot for the present borrow
money rs freely as it has done, but this
may produce healthtul moderation in
business The South. despite the com
plants against the negroes, has produced
an enormous crop of cotton, and must be
comparatively well off.
The only danger to a permanent re-
vival In business is the somewhat remote
one that the democratic candidate will be
the next President. Under a democratic
administration we should look for great
disturbances in the industry of the South.
The employing class will become more
and more separated from the employed.
The blacks will be discontinued and eX-
cited. They will refuse to labor. except
on their own bits of ground. The whole
productions of the South will be disturbed.
In the West the initiation party will gather
tenfold strength. and we shall have u seri-
GUS and long-continued struggle over the
currency. Whether the movement comes
in the form OF urging the silver deprecia-
ted currency. or the irredeemable paper,
it will equally upset business, and con-
fuse all sound reckoning AS TO the iinan-
cial future. We shall have another dread
ful period of suspense. Production will
again be diminished, as it has been.
Every interest must wait for the settle
ment Of the currency.
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A Theory Borne Out by Facts.

The theory that lack Of vigor is the underlying
cause of disease is receiving daily confirmation Of
the most positive kind in the cure of dyspepsia
liver disorders, and kidney, bladder and uterine
complaints by Hosteter's Stomach Bitters, the rul
ing remedy for maladies attributable to weakness.
This superb tonic is never employed without the
most beneficial effects. The liver, the bowels the
organs of urination, and indeed the entire system
acquires both vigor and regularity through its
action since it gives healthful impetus to every
failing function 1t is an incompatible specific fer
chills and fever, aud other maladies of malarial
type, prevents their attacks, Is reliable means of
counteractng the effects of un due exposure or
fatigue, and soothes as well as strengthens the
nervous organism. Sept6 teod&wlw
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From the New York Tines.
ReyiVing Trade.

The first ray of light after the long gloom
of business affairs breaks out where was
the greatest darkness--in Massachusetts.
There is no doubt that that State has suf-
fered more in its productive interests than
any other. Times have been harder in
Boston or Lowell than New York or Phil
adelphia. Mill after mill has piled its
storehouses full of goods for which there
was no demand. Corporations have brok-
en- down whose property seemed the best
investment in the Commonwealth. The
wealthy classes have suffered greatly from
these disasters. Others have never re-
covered from the great fire, and no doubt
the losses from this calamity have been
distributed over number of years. Oper-
atives have been obliged to live on their
savings. and business of every kind has
been materially interrupted 1t would
seem that in cottons and wOolens the Mas
sachusetts mills had got beyond the de-
mand of the country, and that nothing but
cessation of the usual supply would set
wheels going again. The change begins
in the great product of the State, cheap
cottons, which have advanced in some
cases nearly fifty per cent. The mills are
at work again, and new corporations are
being founded from old The manufac-
turing stocks are advancing in value, and
a movement of activity is perceptible
through all the business of Boston. The
simple explanation is that. so far as cali
Goes and cheap cottons are concerned,
people have economical as far as they
can, and have consumed their savings In
this direction. and now must have a new
supply. The stock on hand has been
largely used up, SO that new goods must
be made. Cotton manufacture begins
this causes large body Of operatives to
be able to demand more products, and so
another wheel is moved. and the whole
machinery of trade and production set in
motion.
The whole country is In like condition
as to many staples with Massachusetts.
Too much wool has been raised, and too
many wooden goods manufactured for the
limited demand. But diminished supply
has eqnalized the conditions. The de-
mand, after long economy, has increased
aud wool rises with some classes of wooden
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Letter from Rev. Sylvanus Cobb of Boston, Editor
of the "Christian Freeman"

BOSTON, december "a, 1909.
DEAR SIR-lt may be some satisfaction to you TO
be Informed of the result of the trial Of the "Pe-
ruvian Syrup in my family. My daughter was
brought low by typhoid fever last spring, and af-
ter the fever left her she continued very weak and
the simplest food distressed her. For months she
remained in the same deblitated condition; but
from the lst Of September last, when she COM
menced taking the Syrup, the digestive functions
improved and she steadily gained strength and vi
vacity; and now, having taken two bottles she is
years past. l arm of opinion that the "Protoxde
of Iron," contained in the Peruvian Syrup, was
adapted to her case, and effected what other
known medicine could have effected.
Yours truly S. COBB.
sept6-teodSW
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Notice of Assignee of his Appoint.
manf

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
James A. varney, : In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
At Skowhegan, the 18th day of August, A. D.,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF James A. Varney, of Vas.
salboro, in the county of Kennebec, and State of
Maine, within said district who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the district
Court OF said District.
JAMES B. DAsCoMB, Assignee.
tSw-sep5,l2,l9
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Murder VIII Out,

A few years ago August Flower" was discov'
cred to be certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics made known to
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits Of Green;
August Flower became heraled through the coun
try by one sufferer to another. until, without adj
vertising its sale has become immense. Drug
gsts in every town in the United States are sell
ing it. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach
Sick Headache, Cositiveness, palptation of the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc. take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist and
get bottle for IS cents and try it. Sample DO tile:
10 cents. juneS-tTT&S&w
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Taxes of 1876.

THE tax payers OF Augusta, are hereby notified
Il that interest will be added to all take, unpaid
on the first dag of October, and costs made on all
taxes unpaid Nov. l, 1876 All parties owing taxes
will forthwith be notified according to ia ~ and
those paying before Nov /, 1876, will cost
OF summons.
Once hoWs of Collector and Treasurer, o to IL
A M. and to- r. NJ, on Monday, Wednes day
anu SATURDAY OF each week, also ON stormy day
The balance OF each week must be devoted to those
parties who require looking after.
Walk up and pay without being walked up.
SAMUEL ". LANE, Collector.
Augusta, Me, Sept. 0, 1876. sep7.tld
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Notice.
Piano-Forte Tuning and Repairing

Mr.. George T.. DOdd. from Boston, will visit
Augusta ana vicinity tins week and next. (Subse.
gu nty every month"; Work soicitei and war
raufed in all cases. irst class personal and Man
nfactur RS reference. Orie may be left at Frank
Pierces and Horace North's rokstores, and with
Mis- Julia NJ. Clap q, No. 81 Oak 1T.
(runer and Manufacturer since 1857 N. b. At
tenton paid u the selection OF instruments for pur
ehasers, from the 0rst-ciass makers. sepG t2w
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Travellers to New York cannot fail to appreciate
the new route from Boston over the New York
and New England Railroad, via Mddletown,
which saves them twenty-:hree miles of travel
over any other route between the two points.
This route has gained great favor in the short
time since opened TO the public.
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Bright eyes, regular features and graceful
figure fail to produce their due effect if the com
pexion is defaced with pimples or botches, or the
skin is rough or harsh. To remedy these defects
use Glenns Sulphur Soap. Hills Hair Dye re-
stores the tinge Of youth to gray locks.
sep2- +&w4w
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Thousands of testimonials to the efficacy and re-
narkable cures of Adamson's Botanic Basam car
be produced from leading citizens of the New
England States. 1t cures colds, coughs and al
throat and lung troubles. Sold everywhere at 81
cents. aug30-tSwlw
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Two hundred and twenty-one towns give Con-
nor 1854, Talbot 42,0i0; Connor's majority
IL S34. Total vote estimated, 1894. 1t is est-
mated the vote cast will amount to 1874 900, and
the republican majority will be from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Lincoln county is very close. The official vote
can alone determine who are elected.
Reed is elected to Congress by about 1000 ma
jority; Powers will have about 1000 it is estima-
ted; Hale will have 5000 majority. Lindsey and
Frye have their usual msjorities in their districts.
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Devine & Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: G. w. Martin, NJ. D., w.
s. Ill., NJ. d., q. Z. Brickett, NJ. D., w. Bolan,
M. d., II. II. Hill, NJ. D., J. o. Webster, M. D.,
l.. j. Croker, M. ID. cod ttf
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Don't Slight Your Teeth.

Remember that Upon their labor, the health of
the stomach depends. Keep them perfect, and in
order to do so, manipulate them with brush
dipped in the fragrant SoZODONT, once or twice
dav
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The seed Of consumption can be destroyed by
the use of Adamson's Botanic Balsam, the great
remedy for coughs and colds. Price only 80 cts
Sep6-t&wlw.