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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24
VEGETINE

Is acknowledged and recommended by physicians and
apothecaries Ia be the best purifier and Of the
blood yet discovered and thousands speak praise
who have been restored to health.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24

Says Boston physician has equal blood purifier
Hear ing of its many wonderful cures after all other rem
edies had failed visited the abraOry and convinced
myself OF IT'S genuine merit IL Is prepared from barks
roots and herbs, each Of which highly effective and
they are compounded in sueh to produce as
tOnishing results" -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24

Published in The Weekly Chief August a. 1876
Sol. Miller, Publisher
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24
VEGETINE

Instead Of beBg pufied medicine has worked way
up its present astonishing by actual merit In
curing all diseases of the blOod Of whatever nature
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24

ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, August 18th, Is76.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24
VEGETINE

rkes a the root of disease by purifying the blood
ring the liver and kidneys to healthy action invgOra-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24
VEGETINE
VEGETINE

Was looked upon experiment for time by some
of best physicians hRt those ncreduous
gard to its merit it- ardent friends and
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-24

Is not a vile, compound which simply purges
the bowels but safe pleasant remedy which is
| purify the blood and thereby restore the health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26
THE rERrns or THE RIIL.
The Wonderful Escape OF nm Erie Railway
Train Rud its Passengers.

The Wonderful Escape OF nm Erie Railway
Train and its Passengers.
A. the Midlletown way train ON the Erie
Railway, for New York, was speeding over the
Hackensaek meadows, the other morning, the
passengers were startled by terrific concussi ion,
accompanied by a sound as though a mass Of
dynamite hid exploded. THIS was Immediately
succeed by sharp reverberation along tho
entire length OF the train, accompanied by the
crashing OF glass In every car. The train was
stopped, and the passengers ascertained that IL
had met and passed an empty westward-b ound
coal train. Just as the two trains Tapped, tho
rear car of the coal train jumped the track an 1
struck the Nddletown way engine ut the foot
board, smashing Into the tender, tearing out tho
front Left corner OF the baggage car completely,
and stripping Of the panelling Of the y .ssenger
cars. an in many instances the framing from
front TO rear of tue trtin.
Though the glass few furiously, not a person
was Injured Of the hundred or more who sat on
that side, and With the exc ption ~ the baggage
carr inner skin OF none Of The cars wa, broken.
ii Il the coal car, however been laden instead
Of empty, or the passenger cars been NJ the or
dinlry p ittcrn, instead q Ocing provided with
the Miller platform aud coupling securities. Tho
tram must have been oSertbrOwn, telescOpsd,
and generally sm shed.
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Shipping

FRIDAY. Feb. 25.-Flour was dull. Shipping
extras IN limited request except AZ concessions MIN
moving freely. Corn meal dull Rye -four steady
We quote Flour, BOZ, supernne Stale Western
s43JGS465 extra state &c. q e$5 % water sh,a
y anu Xxx, t5.sSasS75. Minnesota patent a. 500
1850 Southern bakers ald family brands, tsGsS.7J
lye lour. 81 15.sSL9O. Brandy WINE corn meal ssiOD
t3 So
GnArS- wheat dull and lower sales % 900 bush. at
o. Os for ungrsded spring los for No. thic~so
sprng a1oat 81 % In sore for no grade winter red
81 A. Tor amber Pennsylvania winter t2l Tor No.
sprirg m eture IN for old No. Niwankee
eprin 81 afoit fpr No. dbl 81 ni<a 81 p-tor mix ed
10 81 Is Tor uugraded sprng and q 90 30 for red
winter. STEADY; sales 2SOoO bush. at 4ble st6r
Tor 40. mixed; i1isalSc. Tor graded mixed $50
4siec Tor No Chicago mixed IS Tor state mixed on
pot 4gc. for d. ahnat aud bO5lc. On track for
STATE waite. Rye S3SS1c. Barley sales 1900 hush;
Cuuada on private terms. Barley mat-Salce 1000
sh slX.row state AT tl.e0 Corn nrm; safes ~ 90
6uedlc. Tor DO grade; 6Sc. in store Tor o,d
Western mixed. g. sdjc tor graded, 6,ac for er-
sey new On the per- btc casa for mixed new; 6Ns'.
A rod
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DIED.
ooTT.-on Friday. Feb s5 william II. Gott, aged 80
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 a.,
Jerr;,ey CITY, on sana9y, teo; g. at T, ~
funea leaves Il cntOa s IT, nSooksn on Sunday.
Of a II ss SsTG dc 3 yisr S 81 e. A s@: t. vito
Funeral on saturday 20 last, from the residence Of
:, johSs0S.-At cen,reviilc, Csi Fe6 II, 1870 nsss
Helena John,on formerly OF Brookyn. the 4sd year
joINEk~on Wednesday. Feb. a. Edwin A. Joiner.
Sc relative. and friends of tn, family are respectfully
inyed 20 s,tend &c funersl rom his late ence.
ST Ts wEr az su" Iepds ~ 0SSS enr. on
pIrni.sA,,sliion You are hereby 6oil6sd 70 lness
sharp for the purpose Of stendhs tue funeral Of ouf
late Dist Deputy BRO Joiner BrYtners win appear Ia
daily inv''d TO Join with Us 81 eTi;E g ne Lodge
yons .BRussAHAs. X. Of K sd 5. N'AA'' o' -
to "a nail .,5 on SfsE SdS FGS
so se 5B 3 s pspa a9s Insr 81 our ,.s
Lodges respectfully inyted to JON with Us,
without uniforms by orTdSsri .u pAvsropn r. =
% oEn GTnas he Fan
The relat es and frlena Of ths isnll, are respect
gase M 40 "yp In her i1esr rS msr e rei
O'Clock, to ST. Anus Nnurch ieth st. be seea 81 Sad
PoTfER-0n FEB IS. John R.. son OF Itaac W. Pot.
Funersi on SUNDAY. II 3 O'Clock from Church Of the
RitH@6n laur,dsy fe6 y. Mary Eliza, youngest
daughter OF James o. ana Margaret A. Hcn. aged 8
| years, mouths. ami 8 caye.
Funeral will take place from their 800 Grand
at. Jersey city, ON sunday a. O'Clock 4. N. Iela-
| tiyes anu friends are Invited to attend.
srEGMANN.-On Thursday. Feb. "a, Conrad steg-
mann. IN the ISL year OF his age.
The relatives and triends are peacefully inyite1 10
attend the funeral from 81 Marks Luth ran Church.
IT, between let and - avs, on Monday afternoon.
| the 2S b, Ut 1 O'Clock.
| TRkFfINGER -On Frd,y At L. O'Clock A. NJ, Fan
ME, daughter OF Pnp ana Isabella Trclinger In the
| 22l wear cd her age.
The relatives friends Of the family are invited ia
attyud te funeral rom tie res once of ucr parents,
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NEW YORR. FndAv. Feb. Do Receipta Of
tcey were 113 car ioais 1874 heuo, making S1d
since Moud " a anst 55al for the same time ssi WsrS
Ire Iudnc couple Of car lOdus u decent Colorado
aul three cars OF good Texans the average Quail
l.y scarcely clum. Some VI the rOugnr-t 81
aud oxen were sold at Sc. n, 81 - tLo
grlss cWt.; mixed natiye an fexs oxen al &C" 10
dress 55 mss ana common TO strictly prime native IL ~
fromD &C. to dress % ny ~ l-i4c" 10 az"
81 ~, wth a few selections Up To ieia,. To dress
bS bs
Receipts Of sheep were 10 car loads, or 2e05 head,
makins lB,2ls shcg Monday against oUJl lo the cnr
,pnudiug time sst week. car load Of fancy Sheep
l2d sVeHge sold az nigh ,urc, ar 80. q. &
1 . common To good grades the naTket tktT,
with SOW saes at 6l6g7'sc. n. for common 10
leceipts hogs SO loads. 4ib6 mead max.
ing i,a9 since honda' ngainsi 10 Tor The SANE ue
last MrtN None for SAL alive. Dressed hOg4 We a
we..aer and lower at l0h BlJA' for city a4d los o
lit fur
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NARROWING THE GAUGE.
Two Great Railroads Abandoning the Tn
satisfactory Six-FOOt Tracks.

The directors Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad have decided to
change that road from broad to narrow
gauge. The work VIII cost about Sl,2O,00J.
" We chose this time for several reasons said
Mr.. Sloan yesterday. I" In the 6rst place, the
raflc over the road II Hight this cison then
many OF our shops re IDLE ana, unally, We con
give work to many ot our d hands VINO need
IL sorely. Much Of the car and engine altering
Will be done Ia oui own SHOPS, out part vi IL
will be gwen out on contract"
Tie Esie direct RS II v decided TO lay another
rail from EihirI to B il.lu, hfiy seven mics,
an1 this is prob bly, onlJ "a precursor " tDe
change Of gauge over the whole road.
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DIR. PoRrER'S VIEW DOCTRINE.
A Voice from Xnlcs AIumui-A Question for
DIR. Pnrtcr 10 Anrwer.

To THE EDIToR or tbs SUS-Sr: Your well
timed condemnation OF Dr. Porter Of Yale College
meets with most cordial approval from the "ch rem
OF the Oh college" what has the President Of the ven
cradle ale with tho effort Of Beecher and Ply.
muutn Church to keep the skeleton Dr. Bacon spea IS
Of from coming out Of tho closet2 Yale Is not theo
LOGICAL institution, Ia lre,dcnt has no buslncts 10
mix up its students the minority OF whom believe
Burrntr ~ CUNT with the p4rls nhnip that character
Hs Bees heIs tuCn Lat DR. Porter res n. anu when
J. I. down and ou. let him become assistant pastor 10
Mr., Halliday ia that Nav he wiz Utlcnl right
TO h"a Champion defender OF Mr. Beechor
NKW loKA, FEB. "a. ONE % lALE's ALUMNI,
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Of paying counsel fees for persons brought to
TRIAL for offences, and aome OF them for the pur-
pose Of substdziug the prees o. Washington.
After some further discussion, MT. HOlman's
motion was adopted, and the question was post
poned one week.
scHEECK AND the RAMA MINE.
MIR. Swami (Md.), from the Committee on For
eign Affairs. reported back the correspondence
furnished to that committee by the state De-
partment in reference to the connection Of Gen.
Schenck. - American Minister to England,
with the Eanna mine and the machado claim.
He said TINT the action Of the executive depart
ments OF tie q Dvernment appears to nave been
limited to recommendation In telegrnphic
despatch to Gen. Schenck, dated Nov. ~, 1871,
that he should retire from the directory Of the
Emma Mine Company, which recommendation
Cen Schenck seems to have acted upon after
the lapse Of a week, although the fact did not
appear to have been communicated to the press
until the 18th OF January following. In regard
20 the Machado claim, Gen. Schenck appeared o
have taken no action In the matter. The cOrre-
spOndeuce was ordered TO be printed, and was
referred back to the Committee on Foreign Al
fairs for further consideration.
Several private bills were then passed, aud
the HOUSE, 40 jDurned. The session tomorrow
II to DO r.r general debate only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26
The story ofthe Dynamite Ficpd.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. A.-In the history Of
Tnoma,, tAe dynamite neud published in Tue suS Of
THIS GATE the fac OF NARY lis mistress, 10 let IN double
Il is nov ,lI that when she lrft lifa1 the second
time she proceeded before NeV YOr9 and faug to
I'm TIE man who deserted her, Obtained employment
- charhernlin I'm oWn-tONn hotel Sue is sid to
hay utcA dead so.e years
IuH h"rU.u I0hsui ~ Ne YORK ~ IN secession OF
mllu IN - con aimed m Hrtcle rel rred 60,
result Oi tac nNe-t tons Of .etLyo a dag up IA
clue obtained from the wife " Thomas, and has log
Wardc tien - MS Coy rnmrnt Ine detrcuve VIE 4 d
B+tiuntt lcttrsbdTs Va, william StDu n. c. 81. LOUIS
am othcr places, but might have obtained them all
Cly.
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DIR. Pierces Pleasant purgative Pellets are SO
compounded from concentrated principles, extracted
from roots ana herbs as 90 combine ia eAt rn,ii!
grauue, sea- cey argef tan mustard Seed A. hlNn
clth4rc poWtf as Is contained any larger pll Tor
sale IN drug stores. They not only pleasant lahr
but their on rluon IN UNATTENDED Win Aly Lllp
ng pain. TncY operate without producing alt cohst
IutUual dsturOauc~. Unlike other IN rllcr tht} 40
moi render the UOwes custYe after operation bu, on
tbe contrary they establish permanently he.th} ac
tinn. Bt entirely vegetable, 10 pa hSual VAIe 10 TO-
qdIrea bile ualng tnen, ,.-- -. -. -. d.
VINO will detect In thesc pellets any cllome or other
form of mercury. mineral poison or Injurious drug.
They are sold by dTugglsis.-idD,
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Shortly after A. NJ. ON Tuesday, AS Mr.. Philip
Birmingham OF 3sl East Fourth street was coming
downt c Nars, he stumbled over the form Of a man
ng Al fun enrth on his iousing me supposed sleeper
he fellow struck Ou. ana a struggle ensled. Mr.
bim a ham iaiu LcaYJ iOWs On me heid OF the
hnl'e, turning lin arouni and after pl nl.ng stun.
htf uthiuu the car, a CcCrated lis movements ny "a
vigorous usc 81 his boots Mr.. Birmingham, AFTER a
search, an IRON Jimmy at the IOuL Of the stairs.
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john McAipine's ten-year-old boy crawled out
on the Are cape al o. Myrtle avenue Brooklyn and,
IA NJ sued kebecca fOAler her Of the building for
$1,000 ani 70 tne Brooklyn CU Court yesterday, re.
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A Gauu of Ineendiarics Broken Up.

Three negroes were arrested In Manhasset,
Long Island yesterday charge Of having set FIRE ia
barns and baystacks IN the region. One Of them
was Informed that the others had confessed and he
de 81 an breast Of everything aud told how g. Y
had operated. The thlrd aged man, was told OF th'
confession he threw himself on the door and soon
atcrwad. while alone, cut has throat Win razor
from tie effects OF which he must die, RAzors ere
found the others, and they said that they earn
Item with the ntonuon of numbering any one who ln
q
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JonN MAsrNnsoN,s DElrR.
Testimony TO SbOW thai lie was Nutdere'
Tor His Money.

Testimony TO show thai lie was hnt dered
Tor His Money.
Coroner Cannon, Of Jersey CITY, last
night BEGAN an investigation into the dean Of
John M.sterson, Of the sloop Mary Jane, who
was found with his skull crushed IN under the
tres lie bridge Of the Delaw re, Lackawanna nd
Western railroad last SUNDAY. Capt. Henry
Slocum, Of Aasterson's vessel, testified that
Masterson started on Saturday afternoon to
visit friend in Hoboken. He had some monev
In bis pocket. Knew MastersUn - strtctly
sober man, not addicted to qu .ITelllug.
DIR. {. ID. Alton testified mat Mlsterson was
brought into his ward on sunday af .ernoon,
having fracture of tue skull and compression
Of tue prain. There were two bruises Oh the
scalp, one clean cut aud the other irregular and
jagged. Tue wounds ulu not have Teen pro-
ducel by falling. Ihey could nave been pro-
ducei bv blow.
several o.ner witnesses testified 10 the esti-
mable reputation Of the de u man, and TO the
possibility OF the theory that MHstcrsUn was
waylaId and murdered early on SunuHv murniug,
for MS money. The Inquest was adjourned.
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To THE EDITOR OF The sUN-Sir: Thanks for
your estimate OF Dr. Porter President OF Yale College.
and tnan to hin Tor showing mis- eleven foot Now
we know his Standard aud why he wants Deecaer TO
lecture before mis- students My two sons pre-
parlns 10 eutcT Vac neXt year, VIII NOT cross tnAt
thl"- o Il. We know tts gauge OF mOras,
lhnk iath r. and mother wlll pause and look for
different teaching Yours Truly, j. &.
DIRK, Fen.
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GAN-HAMILTON.-In BROOKLYN Feb o. nv The
Rev. j. N FQlwell, assisted by the Rev. S. c. Kesierl
Ssvrke W. logon TO sarsh ~ Hamilton, both Vt
hgLL-FooT.-In this city, on "Wednesday, Feb 70,
A. Davies, by the R"v. 7. ". Chambers u. d. George
X Hull Of Morrisiown. n. j. TO Jane daughter Of tho
Hon. sAnu A Foot OF Geneva, y. Y.
,, hbblD-inENpthsoh.On Tuesday, Feb g. 1870, By
OF Peter henderson, ESQ, all Of Jersey CIV.
,sPENCEk-BkAnY.. un Monday, Feb. 81. By NE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

BUFFALO, Feb. 25.-IIugh Leslie Courtenay,
the who arrested few days since for falsely
representing himself as the heir presumpuye 10 tic
Earl of Devon Aud mourning OH OF t32j az the TINT
House, was 10 day, on ex tninaion, dis hitEod Ms
kn.ush friends compromising WIN tuo complain mt,
Justice King gave tht lmp sOf twcntY four Nu
In when 70 leave thc CITY, incur rcarfu,t va
gr- IT. LIS photograph grcts the rusucs gallery.
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YnIc,s Yonnn nIcn shy No.

To THE EpIroR OF lHE sUS-Sir' re IN
article In Yesterday Sun response Noah Porter
speeches anu gctiun In 1oklyn.
Permit me TO say that he Is not there representing
Yale Coe-e, for students and professors equally DIS
proved Of his gong In the nrst plae nut Beechers
hattcry was too much r hun; ava after tlrre Nlsl
hi 100.
Noah Porter may thing Beochcr tnnocent, but Yale
College INKS him guilty VALE 10.
No
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auslatss Aoucts.


A Pretty Faithful Index Of the STATE Of tue
ttnnafn ana uffr the condition OF the skin. Inc
most proumcat causes Of saoMtess are lnaiReIiun
and tnru ness. Kidney diseases, close confinement,
ana poverty OF the blood also ten to rob the
ch-r' OF the ruldy glow Of health. To regain iO,t
color, aud, what f. much more important t. remove
the causes 81 SEQ .ordtun ana wanhess 81 vi'a-c,
tucck -ul rides, and fertinze the hluOd Win
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BubcocL'. Acauirtal aud the whi-hey Market.

on thursday, In view Of the abundant proof
tn had been brought out OF beocks partnership Ia
the Western Whlskey ling, and the strong probability
OF his CONVICTION, whlsleY was higher IN this market
with brisk demand but Yesterday Ms acquital caused
tie O the day before to be lOa trade vas
duh. It's appreueudcd hnt the market VIII again ba
flooded WIN contabaud products, and that reguer
Prices cannot be maintained.
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boston, Feb. 25.-Sp' ciui mo ting, OF stock
hollers Of the Rut nj Railroad Company aud the Cen.
ira Vermont Railroad Company we're held at Bellows
OuH la dispute the two roads, agreed upon
~ l. e rector. toe Two ads were rtuhri. fhls
viii AZ ouce termIlatr twelve or hfireA liHtuts now
pc ding by us arrangement tle kuulud, Ceutrtl
Nonu,u anI NrrnoAt AID Canada ROADS wlli BE- run
line the earning helug pooled M the meat OF
anIoutLly feat 10 he kul Company resumed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

Mrs Mackenzie entertained Mr. James Gordon Ben.
nett ana party duutr last evening The party visited
various places OF interest durnt the dAY Ic Ia the
Parliament building and IN the afternoon Iait thrlr re-
spsct to tao Guvcruor General AMI Countess OF Dur
fern. On SATURDAY h,yrnns they "a" starr l'f i'Fe"'o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

WHO give Laycocks Worm Kulcr TO their children de-
car IL to be one OF the most useful medicines for
household use. Perfectly safe Pleasant to ta1e sold
by druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tee thing old and welLtnod reney. IL mas STOOD
toe test of many years, aud was never known 10 IAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

At the annual meeting Of the Marposa Land and
mialng company, IN san Franei,eo; Feo 10, selo mon
ter7in, and j W. RAYMOND were elected tru toes Tor
1876. About tIXty thousand shares were voted UPON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26
MARINE INrNLLI0KXCE

MINIATURE ALNANAr-ruts DAY
sun risea.. ~ sun seOs.... 40 MuDl sets. ~
mtuH WATER rnt7 .uAf
sandy HOOK a Coy. lsann. 80 Hen I1le''' ~ %
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When they have cough or a cold use DIR.
DcmOnicos Syrup Pectora. IL has sold Ito merits
twenty seven years. ALI druggists sell It.-Adp'
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The body Of an unknown, well-dressed man,
has been taken from the water u the sound At Mon.
faux thad been In the water snort time only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

The choice from $250,00O valuable and useful
articles for dollar. &c Original Dollar store.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-26

HOUsEHoLD PANACEA For III ernal and external
use, Cures Rheumatism. cene. colds, 3prains md
BIuiSea.
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DIAL . ..Sed H e. y Al Sao use g. Is
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SNYDER.-in the city OF New YORK. on the eth
day Of February 1879, W the Hon. Hamilton W. RobIn-
son. Judge Of the Court of Common Picss, Ward ID.
Snyder from Wnsired Snyder. Cause adultery.
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"fSse Truss is stu tse oc't f&ec e. IA bf"adwsy.
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wisTAR's DALslM on Wild CnfsEY So cents aud 81.
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NATHAN BISHOP,
Chairman Executive Committee.

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all obscure diseases OF tue pelvic An
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the peculiar methods OF treatment adopted by DR..
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