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sumptive 10 the Imperial Throne has been
proclaimed Emperor of Turkey.
RECEIVED AT PARIS.
PARIS, May S0.-The "Letemps" states
that message IL cipher, notifying the
Turkish emb:sEy here of the deposition,
began as follows: 1--WE, Abdul A.iz con-
formable with tie Wis..ss of a majority OF
our subjects. abdicate"
This vas Immediately communicated 10
Duke de Cases, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The embassy also received message stating
that the Saftas first required the Sultan to
relinquish the title of Caliph, which rem
dered him inviolable. The Sultan soon
after abdicated.
GOING TO THE RESCUE.
RAGusA, Turkey, May SO-Intelligence
from Sclavonic sources, states that the
Turkish General, Maukhtar Pasha, has
left Mustard, and has gone toward Cat
schks, on what Is supposed TO be another
attempt to relieve Nicsic The Insurgents
are concentrating in the Duga Pass
KEPT UNDER GUARD.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, May 3O-The dethron-
ed Sultan is kept under guard in the Aki-
asque, at the extremity OF the Seraglio.
The minister informed Murad Effindi that
he was proclaimed Sultan On Sunday night.
A popular demonstration took place
the next morning, but no resistance was
offered to the new regime. Perfect tran
guilty now prevails. Both Christians and
Musselmen express great satisfaction at the
change. The city will be illuminated to-
night. The festivities will continue three
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Too Much at Stake

Steele & Price, the manufacturers of Dr.
Prices Flavoring Extracts and Cream Bak-
ing Powder, with their responsibility, large
trade, wide reputation, and constantly in
creasing popularity, have too much at stake
to put upon the market anything which has
not, by careful analysis and constant trial,
been found 10 be not only harmless, bur
positively beneficial, as we'll as superior to
any other similar articles. DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and Flavoring Ex-
tracts are the only kinds made by practi-
cal chemist as we'll "a physician with
special regard to their healthfulness. And
they are rapidly superseding all inferior
and deleterious compounds for simIlar pur-
poses. The firm itself ia known as the lead
ing manufacturers In this line upon the
continent. Buy DR. Prices Baking Pow
der only in cans with unbroken labels.
eodNW
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Given His Own Medicine.

There are, perhaps, those who will expe-
rience a sort of grim satisfaction on read
ing the following from the Albany Journal /:
"a photographer on South Pearl street re-
Gently disposed of his business to another
party, for consideration, and with the
business large number Of old negatives.
The new party, in rumaging among the
negatives, discovered one Of the wife of the
photographer whom he had bought out
She beng an attractive-looki woman, he
had picture fixed up and exhibited it in
the show frame outside. The tact was dis
covered by the other party, and he made
application to Justice Clute for warrant
for the arrest of the present owner of the
gallery. He was informed that his only
remedy lay in efiectIns purchase of the
picture, and then removing it from its ex-
posed situation"
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Sale Of Short Horn Cattle.

Attention is called to the advertisement
Of McHardy Il Co., of Emporia, Kansas,
who will offer very superior lot of Short
Horn cattle, and Berkshire pigs, at public
sale May 3lst, 1876. This will be the sec
ond important Short-Horn stock sale in
Kansas, the first being that Of Mr.. Wilson's
some two o three years since.
The demand for good stock is increasing.
Young herds of Short-Horns are being
made up, and farmers are securing
males, with which to i'm
prove their stock. Tie profit in this course
Ia proven in every stock market in the
country. Mr.. McHardy has had long,
practical experience in handling and breed
ing Short-Horn cattle, and his selections
are made with a view to meet the demand
Of the West for we'll bred, vigorous animals,
than for gilt edged. fancy families. The
very liberal terms offered by Mr.. McHardy,
will no doubt bring together large num-
Der of our breeders. may l0-wtf.
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ON THE WAR PATH,
Or How 8 Young Man pssieves His Parents.

Or Eow Young Man pacieTcs His Parents.
Their. is a young man in this city, whom
we will call Smith, who some time ago lef;
his home in the East, and started West,
telling his friends that he was bound for
the plains, where he could see Western lie
as it is, fight Indians, become famous as
hunter, and, finally, make his fortune in
the gold regions. Kansas was, TO him, be-
fore he left home, one Of the widest Of re-
gions, and Fort Leavenworth was, he sup.
posed, a block house, surrounded by artIl-
lery and guarded by soldiers, who scarcely
dared to step outside for fear OF being
scaiped. Therefore, armed with Smith
d Wesson, he determined TO make Leaven-
worth the scene of his first adventure.
or die in the attempt He landed on Kan
sas soil, and when he discovered thu a
large and fourishing city occupied the
place where ne expected TO find only rowing
bands of wild Indians, his establishment
knew no bounds, and when he found that
civilization extended yet many hundred
miles further westward, he began to think
the task he had undertaken more serious
Than he had bargained for. He stopped at
one Of our fine hotels, and after waiting for
few months for something to turn up in
his favor, resolved not only TO remain in the
city permanently, but to keep up IN his cor
re.pondence with his parents, the idea that
he was "roughing il" in the most approved
style
Yesterday, in pursuance 10 a plan con-
cocted bv himself and room mate, he
borrowed full suit OF fringed busI-skin
from a gentleman who had
spent some time IN Denver and
after dressing himself therein,
and donning a wide-rimmed hat, he
buckled around bis waist hugh belt, into
which he stuck a large navy and a couple
of fierce looking bowie knives, and hied
elm TO one of our first-class photograph
galleries, and sat for a picture which he
took With him to his rooms He then sat
down and indited a long letter to his
parents, in which he recsunted some Of the
most blood-curdl:ng stories he
could conceive, figuring himself
as the hero, in every one Of them told of
the numberless Indi-ns he had already
slain, and wound up by stating he was
about to start again on an expedition where
he would be placed in greater danger than
ever before. He enclosed in the letter the
picture he had secured and a large bunch
Of coarse hair he had cut from the tail Of a
black pony The latter he had described
az a portion OF the scalp lock Of an Indian
he had slain in a personal encoun-
ter. As he posted the packet he was heard
TO remark soto uooe that If !.that didn't bring
stamps he didn't know what would"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ir. Blaine Explains Away the
suns" Charge oi C0rrup-
tiOG.
White Stockings Loses His Pres
tige On the st. Joe Turf.
Huckleberry Gets Away with
Him on Three Straight
Heats.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 27.-The great
race, this afternoon, between White Stock
ings and Huckleberry, was witnessed at
Exposition Park by large number of peo-
pie. The conditions of the race were, the
best three in five, mile heats, in harness, for
purse Of $1,000. White Stockings was
the favorite in the pools by odds of five to
three, till after the first heat, when Huckle-
berry was the favorite by odds of five to one.
The track was in fine condition, and the
weather suspicious.
Huckleberry won three straight heats.
2:34, go.
The body of Mary Mckinney, the young
girl who was drowned in the river at this
city last Sunday was recovered twenty-three
miles below here. The coroner's YER
dict was accidental drowning.
The body of the child that was drowned
at the same time has not yet been recovered.
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WoudaYful SuceAsR.

1t lie reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale Of
40. 600 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
druggists have ordered this medicine direct
from the factory at Woodbury., n. j., and
not one have reported q single failure, but
every letter speaks of its astonishing sue
cess in curing severe coughs and colds set
tied on the breast, consumption, or any dis
ease of the throat or lungs. We advise any
person that has any predisposition to weak
lungs, to 60 to x. Parham, druggist, and
get this medicine, or inquire about it. Reg
ular size, 20 cents sample bottle, 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve any case. Don't
neglect your cough. aug24-5Sd&w.
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n. v.y o, tn. rr.a.er..ser il Hard.

This is divine dictum. and il equally
applicable to infractions of natures laws IS
il ia to those of the DEFY. Law designates
the proper cour.e, and Furnishes deviations
from il. Its Disregard entails suffering and
misery. So it is with the laws Of nature.
But how little are they needed. Hence the
world is full of diseased culprits, branded
with dyspepsia, disordered livers, shattered
nerves, weak stomachs, enfeebled brains,
and a thousand Observation-Disclosures i'm
posed for the disregard of the benign laws
Of nature. But invalids, you may obtain =
pardon, and be again restored to the respect
able ranks CT healthy men, Mend your
vays, and follow the guidance Of DIR. TUFTS
Liver Pills. You will soon be able to hold
10 your heads, and, with robust bodies,
enjoy the blessings with which you are sur
rounded. d&w
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e0nD NEWS!
GOOD NEWS !
GO D NEWS!
GOOD NEWS /!
60. D NEWS !
GOOD NEWS /!
CARMINA COLLEGENSIA.

Revised, gre lily enlarged and improved nav
.Cition Of
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Answers TO Correspondents.

In answer to Alphabetical" in your
last issue, for a remedy for consumption in
first stages, / can recommend DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery" if taken ac-
cording to directions, for it has been thor
oughly tried in my family, and the result
was glorious. alphabetical" must not e1-
pect one bottle to do the work my wife
to three bottles before she could discover
any change, but after the third bottle ev-
cry dose seemed TO strengthen the lurgs,
and now che is we'll and hearty. If al
phabe'ical" will write TO me will get wit
nesses to the above Cincinnati Times, FEB
4, 1875. HENRY H. N. PATTON,
Lawrence, Marion county, Ind.
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Surveying Party.

A surveying party under the immediate
command Of Lieut.. G. p Borden, consisting
of two non-commissioned officers and two
privatez, With Mr.. Peter Cosgray, engineer,
Mr.. T. G. Lowe as guide, and Messrs. Robt.
Palmer ard Charlie Armstrong as chain
will leave Fort Leavenworth tomorrow,
pursuant TO instructions from Washington,
for the purpose Of surveying the route from
here TO Fort Union, n. NJ. The object of
this survey il to prove the correctness Of
former surveys, doubts of which are nov
pending in Washington; the contract
awarded for the survey being at this time
in litigation. The amount involved is over
100000. The party will be gene all sum-
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A Large Snaks.

A monster water serpent was discovered
in the river, near the bridge, Sunday, by a
Mr.. Henrike, which, he said, must have
been at less; ten feet in length, and nearly
a foot in diamater. 1t had large heart
shaped head, and was Of dark brown
color. Its back and sides, which we're ever
and anon thrown out of the water, seemed
to be covered with large, bright yellow and
black scales. 1t looked, he said, capable Of
easily swallowing and digesting very large
fish. He fired several shots at it with a
revolver, and thinks he struck it once,
when it threw its tail into the air and after
ward disappeared. 1t is said that some
BOYS who were fishing some distance below
the city yesterday, discovered similar SER
pent, which il probably the same one seen
by Mr.. Ienrike.
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Ladies EudOrse IL.
Professional.

al have givel your Medicine q thorough trial,
and in no tie has il Jailed We ful suisfation."
ELLEN MEsCs.H, 'haitAhooch,e. Fla.
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From actual ex perence in the of this med
icine in my practice. 1 haze ,eea, and atn. satis-
bed 10 use anu Iibe II p1Igsti, medicine -
-DR. W. MASON.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
Ondary and tertiary stages and in in all i,
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment of
the most eminent physicians Of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in a
short time. Price, S. per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex.
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold BY DIR. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
Egersdorff Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Vegetables.

Corrected Daily By the Lscrenrorfh Bee NJ fgC0
COTTON FLOUR SACHS.
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TExfnANcE ID attracting much atten-
ton, showing itself in local option laws, so
cieties, crusades and restrictions upon IL
quor production; but with all these efforts.
the consumption is enormous, and, undoubt-
edly, the reason is, because there is nothing
strenuourly advocated to relieve and destroy
the craving for stimulants. But, if the dis
ease was treated nationally. by arousing the
torpid Liver with Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, the dispirited drunkad would find his
cravings soon dissipated, and with cleared
head and active Liver, he would not want
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DIR. j. BRYAN,
INSULTING PHYSICIAN OF THE
Clinton Medical and Surg | Institute
Is7 las, Fifteenth 5tret, HeS York,
<suzrnu IS The mos cienIihc TT. .tment and
pesdy 4 rtuab-nt ur- ~ al ct,s.
Hss sIec!aIy for rnirtI yciIs has been
DISEASE. OF MEN.

Es,y Chronic die Sc is treated. bu. special
sttentn e lie gwen by him 20 Di eases OF th- Aid
Deys Bladder and oeueTatise $, stem, ighps
Dlresse. Di betes osmInz! Wakes, Ne sOus
DebI v, impo .ncs, Structure, end a 1 dIsea>, :
OF private nature, aud all who Berink
r-qu, st.d To se d IA eIiars Of their condiii III
when n candid op'tion W 81 he gil en-, the rr la
ii Ity oil cure. the time required AMI the -1p,n e.
The Medical Feos are Moderate.
AL CORRESPONDENCE STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
aVkfIsL REMEDIES FOR sP-CIAL DISEASES
are employed, that have never IA led in effect
ing cues and which have bees usei m, my
years wi n sati ,isctory insult, and are Their.
fore lie isbe. Al d il full 5 aI,meui of the symp-
fom- is gIye- rs NEEDLES "a BE- seDt by ~ ali or
press for n iull a: time without the
bocessuy { an iote'view
M.RCURr, aid all ~ ner poiso.ous dru . ARE
EKvEx UskD Is THIS IHsTITUTE
..The Glory Of Young Man Is In Ht.
strength"
Snd be who BIS: obtains this slory. lest fulfrs
his M rhand.
DIR. BYRAN l. The su h r OF a Sri of essay,
the ru.jr,t as follows, and winch every
should read:
On the Degeneration Of American Youth,
Disease, the Fountain Of n Thousand Woe,
fly siene. Food Essentials, Health, Chronic,
Malignant and Organic Diseases.
These lectures are Of I'M old va'ue 10 every mar,
reads ,flic,ei with Organic DISEASES, PHI ST.
cal Dersn emeat o. tue system, lo5- of vi al
f"rce, Nervous etiii Y, CT who are weak ana
dos ondent, AMI not awar. OF The precise allure
thsis sease aad who d,s rs ths ct emo ma
tIon the subject The volume Is illustrated
with engrayin.s and viii lie q. Ut on receipt Of
). BHRAN. NJ. D., III f. 18th ST.,
New York.
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DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
! are warranted 10 cure the Gonorrhoea,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy for the Spermatorrhoea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, and loss OF power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DIR. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DIR. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded
Thee. Egersdorf agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr21eod&wl0
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The Sure Cure Truss.
Manufactured and sold only by
DIR. -. @. KHAN.

N W. Cor 5th and Elm SIS. CINCINNATI, o
1VNHIS TRUSS has been adopted by eminent
Il MedIcL Professors OF Cincinnsu. 1t h
a I tha, its name 'mpi e. There is no FEE for
Ours, as the cure il IN the hands of every rT,p-
iured person who app les this Truss properly
and continues its use. Cures have been ef cted
bv il in three mont S. Also, DIR kram 8 New
abdominal support, for Ladies, pronounced by
1 Medical Fraternity at large as the best sup
port ever worn,
Abdominal s pport. S6.C0. Sent by Msil or
Express Free. on receipt OF order and mon
sy once OPP n during the week, and every
evening and Sundays.
REF sRKNcss: n. T.. AmicS, Professor OF
Anatomy. Cincinnati College of Medicine and
Surgery; ] Gratigny, NJ. D PUN st. n-sr
Cincinnati; J B. Stoves, Covington, Ky.
uIn orde ing goods cay you saw the adver-
81 I'm mt in this paper.
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A New and Beautiful Sabbath School Song
Book.
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TAKE
SIMMONS'LlVER REGULATOR.

For all disease. # tn; LIVER, Stoma.h and spleen.
After Forty Years trial I is
ttn receivn g be most unquai-
lnes SUI -BoniaIs of Its viz, ues
fr m persons the hig1e-t
charac aer AID -e-yon.ibIIIty.
Eminent pnysiians commend
IL as the most beneficial.
IL is eminentiy q Family
Medicine. and by being kept
r--sdy or immediate resort Will
cave IN my hour o. suffering
aud many q dollar in time AUD
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AppIicaiio : fer Pardon.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
~ T1ursda' the day OF June, =. ID. 1876,
n Topeka, Kansas, a petition for the pardon
L. j. st,nc will be presented to the Governor
oil the State Of Kansas said J. tine is now
confined IN the Kansas State Penitcntiary, a
conviction n tn" District Court OF cay@nwOrth
COun y, sta'e of Kansas, for burglary. Tor 4
term OF eighteen months. Said spp Ic4tiOn will
be made by James W. Engi sh AMI s. +. Mich
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FOREIGN.
The Sultan Of Turkey DethrOned
and Mura Defend Pro-
claimed His Successor.
DETHRONEp,

DETHRoNED.
LONDON, May 30-A dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegraph Company, from Berlin,
says telegram has been received there from
Constantinople, announcing that the Sultan
has been dethroned, and that Mura Deffen-
di has been proclaimed Sultan.
FACT.
The following dispatch, confirming the
report telegraphed from Berlin, of the Sui
tan's reinforcement, has been received:
"Constantinople, May 3J.-It is officially
announced that, at the unanimous wish Of
the people, Abdul Aziz has been dethroned,
and the heir presumptive, Mura Deffendi,
proclaimed Sultan"
A special dispatch to the STANDARD I"
from Madrid ssys that the Protestant school
in the Province Of Pantevedor has been
closed BY order of the Minister OF Justice,
at the request of the clerical authorities.
THE EFFECTS OF WAR.
A special dispatch to the Telegraph
from Paris says the insurgents have attack
ed and burned Bitacis in Bosnia, killing
$50 Turks. At . second encounter in the
same DelgnOOfuOO0 tne urks were defeat
ed, leaving 100 dead on the field.
SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Mrs. Nina Juay, sister OF the Tichborne
claimant, and one of the witnesses in the
celebrated Tichborne case, was sentenced
10 seven years penal servitude, having been
convicted n stealing.
wINsLow.
In the House of Commons the govern
ment tomorrow will ask Windows for
further remand pending Secretary Fish's
reply to Earl Derby's last note, and ii is
expected that the Ministers answer to-
night to Sir William Vernar Harcourt's q
question regarding the correspondence in
Winslovis case, Will throw some light
on the course the government intends pur-
suing thereafter.
The "Pail Mall Gazette" learns by pri-
vate telegram that the revolution in Con-
stantinople was effected without the disturb
ance of public tranquility.
vox PoPUM
wAsBrSeroN, D. c., Nay 3O.-The Grand
Vizier has sent the following telegram to
the Turkish Ninister, in pursuance to
the unanimom will Of al The people. Alb
dul AIz Khan has been deshroaed to-day
J and his MISSY Sultan 1Wad, heiR pre-
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A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ Tor he purchase and sale Of Grain, Seeds,
Hides. Green and Dried Fruits, Butter, Eggs,
&C., &C. Particular attention given to Wool
193 South water Street, CHICAGO.
RxFARxxcxsy Merphy, Cashier FIrss
tionsi Bans, Chicago, III. !; II IL, Patt-r on 4
Co., Union Stock Yards, IN cago: L. q. knife
fen, Milwausee; In .ustrial Age, Chicago.
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Danger Of Delay.

Many Victims lie in decay, and many
Lives are thrown away (by Colds, Coughs.
Catarrah, and Lung Disease) that might be
cured with perfect ease, for future Health
and Happiness, BY u-ing bottle of Wis
harris Pine Tree Tar Cordial, an infallible
Remedy for Consumption. vat.
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!. - D0Yn.

Dr.. o :. s::..l I 49, l .S....s
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DOCTORS BILLS.

Your he n a.0r is one o. the hest IA oily Inedi-
cines ever u,ed. have ro' - ent one dollar Tor
my fanny tor medicine in i've yr,s, only for
your Regulator, aid mu,tEsy II IS all il s.ys IL
Will You ca1 also RECOMMENDED IL in Cole for
htock. II having cured nne Isuie O. mine worth
Five andred dollars j. A kkL-oN.
Macon, ia,
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wAsHro1oS, D. c, Nay 3O.-The Grand
vizier has sent The following telegram to
the Turkish Ninister, in pursuance to
the unanimous will Of al The people. Alb
dull Ann Khan has been dethEooed to-day
and his MISSY Sultan Hursd, her pre-
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ACHlcAoo wife asked for divorce Be
cause her husband was habitu.lly drunk.
He admitted being habitually drunk, and
pls6dsA that - IN excuse for not bringing
Tie suit lfnseN,
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up,, he Health sf tie Teeth

Depends the purify Of Tie breath. Preserve
thsm unblsmished By the ne of tie famous
SOzODONT, that perfectly harmless vese-
tahls preparation, and yea win never 70
met Il
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POPULAR illustrated book eco psges) on MAN.
HOOD, wcM ,xHoop, MARRIAGE, Impediments to
Marriase the cause and cure. Sent securely, post
paid, for socents BY Dr, C Whittier. 6I7 St. Char
les street. St Louis No, the great specialist Read
his work dec9-71dAw