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neNt IL absolutely nxcd and there will be no further
posiponeinent. The TITS comprlse one Of slOO0OO,
one OF 500 OOO OF f35 900 Of 800 900
90 one Of 30 OOO nd on. uown through resplun.
dent list VI over ten thousand gifts.
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3srw fic Nt,ifiiie .imeric7n
Some East Tennessee movers travel
Hug 80. thr road near Pail Mall. Fontrcss
county. 'u Sunday morning. saw an orchard.
one a-i.rd a question about some apples on
the ~ '. aud W.. inld hv Alvin crlhtree
that thet did mos l.l.ng t. him iyrabtreci.
and ti.i the owner 90 them did not desire
to have them I'll .fIiued Going back to h-
wagon, tie mu"yr got hi, Nis y and ~wurc
that he Mhouid nave tirm al the ii-k Of hia lite.
He climbed the o. 90. al a, while Me va iiuriing
the fruit, hi pi.t0. fell rum his pocket, struck
upon - lnh and vt- al CHARGED. the hall taking
effect IN hi- body and producing prorahl, fatal
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A Ceu,ict whom Grant Pnrdoncd Gives him
Certificate.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Thc friends Of
W. o. Aycry.e x Chicf Clcrk " the United states
Treasury, who IVA, just roen pardoned from tho
peuitcntiary, have for some time thrown out
strong hints that nc had Letters n his possession
showing cOnClusiycy that the President and
Babcock and other officials were implicated in
the Whi-kcy Rms. one 81 these Letters, the
most important one az h been publi-hed). was
endorsed BY the President. CON mcndtng Joyce
and Mcdonald to Avery, and asking that they
might bc furnished Wt,h any Information they
desired To day Avery put decidedly new
phase on TIC story br calling on the ~ 'sidcnt
and denying to his face tuat he had been either
uhccuy ar lndirectif instrument II in FURNISH
ing any lcttofs for puuiic alton. TINS evening no
wrote the following cgrd, IA kim a % s. eN-
pcit denial. Tor publ cation. IL will excite sIr-
prise here, aud u' doubted uy those who insist
that they know that SUCH an endorsement OF
Abe President D. iu existence;
WAsuisGros, NOV. O.. 1870
r. he HAffr.
desire 90 state ia thc inttfts of truth, c'. aud
righ ihat the charges Ci fLa sew lUrN 81 the
ia inst. that To T. sdUNf tNtf made tHlp
meat 10 ine ou ,ttr To oNtt. IL llI.e ns'ln- uf-
self suertI rom fu.sr Uiilr.s... val uD4 per 10
myself tu be- ti,e il-rurcat "i any rlus fas0uue to
the injury 90 alo.hsr. t~irrrdJ NN. q. AVERY
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pACirir MAILAND PANAMA TRANSIT


For California Janfn. Chini. Australia. NcW Zealand
lrtifh tpIumuit. oregon, &c.
SAllINN fkoN lrH ~, NOklN RIVER
FOR san tltANti-t , Wa I~rilMIS OF PANAMA.
slcam,nip AZ APtLtO, saturday, Dcr. =.
Come Tor central America South flcifc
fkOM NAN FRAtlStO 10 APAN AND CHINA
sicam'hlp alIA OF TOXIC, ; turdly. Dec .,
FROM SAN FRANCIS 10 SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA, and SEN ZEALAND
Steamer Al - ITALIA, WEDNESDAY, Dee. q.
For frrigni or passage appli 10
WM. L. CLYDE co, or II. j. BtlLLAY, supt.,
Chow Ing Green, Pier Il, y. H.. foot Canal t..
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Sllit FatluNIl.
Boots anO Sbo,s.

IL STRONG sEEVlCEABiE SHOE FOR
BOYS AND YOUTHS.
"WAIkf NIllASE"
These popular Englsh SHOES can always be found
al CANrRELL'S 2il an aN
.lpD ron pair Oh hanitaewed cnlt-kin CATERS to
~ } order a. HkONN's l23 Roosevelt ST.
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4tatlsrrg.

teeth Tor s. single st warrantedI
ID silver niiugs bOc. \. !. plnta Rooms s0S Bth Az
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> TO GLAsGOW HtLFAST aliLONDONDERRL
- From Per AZ. foot OF Canal g.. \. r.
STATE OF NlRGINlA, Thursday. Nov. 80.
STATE OF NtVADA Thurs !ay, Dec 7.
saloon and canln passage AZ lowest rates,
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co Accents, ~ broadway.
secfage lcNets AZ % br0aaway, aud at Company
pier, loot OF Canal ST., " r.
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- ED S1AR SrEA MSiiIp lINE.-Aupolntei
IA 10 carry the brgia and United States mails. the
following bteamere are appointed 10 sail
FOR ANTWERP.
FROM Phil ADEIpuiA. FROM SEw YORK
Ncder and. .........jcc. switzerland NOV. %
Naderlanu. Dee. 80 kenworth. ... Dec 40
ltAtca Uf passage IN currency
4 Canln, 800 % laOn, 500 sloerage sec,
lEIEk W RIGHT Sons General Agents, PhlladeE
pha, ana ~ broad ST. Nv York.
JOHN MCDONALD X Battery pace, Sew Ork.
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st, Cream.

A --HORTON'S ICE CREAM, made from pure
N cream; 10 churches, fairs fesyi les, Sc 2oc. per
IuaTl 800 Alh ay Iva Broadway and 10 Chatham g.
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%or SALT ana IL Get.
4 STORE WiNrFD on wcgi 'iae u broadway.
"a u'tWctn T. % anu sii sts, or Ou N'h av bet wccn
I'm 20 st,. ptrto. Wishing 10 isp Ne II iei SO
may ndlr -, fnr one week. Cen lkN NAL sun up.
town office / 2ss Broadway.
RARE CHANCE. To rent, "a store for q shoe
~ sttic ana rtpAlriugi no huestOre Nnn 20 blocks;
Neldi NOR, al M wear ronldi rrut cheap, Apply at
Tara av.. between Both aud 5ith SIS. Brooklyn
hFFICES TO i.Er IN .rconl ivory sun huurns
- front ana rear vel lighted Ani steam h"lfed 40
FEuIL srUK y, lGj Nassau st., sun hnuilng lee,
4 suitable tor hanS.ng insurance, or general bls-
Icssi steam heated. ABBY At ths sun Pu)lcatlJl
Once, 40 Nassan n
= D. er Mini Tor rdou aud a1 oadfo G%SG ID
mouse 5l7 East 10Th ~.
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snsiruttlOn.

Go-WRITINQi bookkeeping, arithmetic, ruil
tDsD mental English branches, % G CHI, PAlNE'S
College, " boWeiy up town, 1884 9Th ay.
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Afnnstnlfnta

RpBR nnnR
REBBf, AZ BnB6a AZ
Il 4 Il 4
D"DS cosT,vrA, bBBB A"
MISS fLizK wFtfIiERsBY.
and DO Premier, * .sou,as,
Mr. DESsEN siiEl;w0ob's i nesompsraoie ' sceac
MAX MARETzERs vusIc.
TnR aRkSD hhhhIIpnff4fss TfI jTTEFc rhMnRZSSIAy
THE MARvEIL6Uhss iTif,skSsFoeM ATOMS.
RENV"ffrSs 81 OF F' TiiE nosE
o"4 on N rfiIAASSTkesGGiviSSeI b HtiSnH
B0x oFfiCE Now oPES D'''''''''
new sssyS W. Emery sa GSs sqa q WIN
., -
l.. NtSAGEii!E, .Mr,s.EUM, AND CIRCUS.
sUPERn, plSPLAY Of AHEIlr Ih9MEss
THREE COMPLETE K&ninlrlONs UNDER A SIN
THE BAitBAcK RtpLRs;
~ A. AyL ,i ANp yyiiC,TolJJlA, rr,ovs
Nh, MM. AYMAK
,. rGit JENklNs.r,.,,
THE FouEsrRih QifEN OF TliE ARENA,
A DROVE Or ifRhiSf6 inyfisEs, MtLEs' "''
-shfsi'Mi An" XII. hldlir
srRENGfH
- TnR EAv0Elf ~ CLowNs,
FUNNY "ffii4esa IN A,rSoB 2}NStesS . o. olINND'
fhhNksGIviNG DAY.
sS Fs,s iss \, IA SoSss sS
,rmE GREAT NEW YORK AouAaIun.
l. p..,...., .,.,, o.,. =,
" 800. '',' W." ''
'"' '''"''''' WV .-''''''' V
Ten thousand ocean Marvcls.
Ten thousand Lake ana River cur'o''''''.
'''''" '''''-----'
'''' OF '"e ocean Flowers 0' tue sea
New fealures'
"Kingyo." or Triple Tai Japanese Fish.
Rare spotted Codnnsi
white wSae
In'o'"s'n, 5 all "nas
, Thousand r, varieties :, 9,,. Of A ,
Marvellous tl'hhtcm z Department
sSatcsi snarSsi Bass rikei GAR rickerel
co,, . r'm'n, ,,, o'Dsi ;.'s and even
Lfcl' VI THEA TIRE. l'll' 81 AND orH Az
Edwin Eooru
,y,,,.,,,--.- ,,.rrr
in Tom Taylor 5 powerful drama
THURSDAY. Tx KseilylSNG MhilTiiSSFE, atraorN
EDwIN Boorll. .'is'..e... tiHrpg NELNorTE
ga 'ffinnFi sTTRhSGfEG" h.' -
EDWIN nOOTH THE STRANGER
SECURE YOUR SEATS n IHE THEATRE
No sptcuatur- allowed aD lut this theatre.
Our noA' pfo"uEE'i%2 lucu,np.u
fs,uro. YI,nM ,s.-.yMpuOSI ooN,lirs
4 Al ~TFlNWNN HALL,
WEDNESDAY, AfrfHSOoN, NOV 90 ATe
SECOND ft'il ptiBIir kEnE Mas Al
ON san rDAN ENfN So DEC ;, AIS.
SECOND SYN !iDsI tDNCi.i{T.
soioists: Nine EHMINIA EUDERsDOHF, soprano.
MIR H. \. Bl~CHOFF. Tenor.
9e
pi Of Se in e6n bs Pbe . ami
symphony Concerts viii commence tins m'rains at the
I,R,snnprV, ,I0T.r. sfs az aud sSi -
II POOLE a DONNFi'Ii, 80. frsare. and Managers
~ Pos ireiy last seck Of
INcLt tol's CAhlN
MATfNFFs MfbSFsnAS AID SATURDAY.
fHNSksGlyiNGniY II : o'ti ocR
In Tie ncw plsy CRAiiiFD AGf.
-
l. lI1TS,'fSs 4 Il ri y, ilaqiGy N M9q,ffegg
ifNNOi NJ ~ 80 tfNH
OF Ei"ar! iitrrigiR "'cal hom'n ne triin prama'
s.Aihh, II no tho "A ~ i M 81, mo-
dared in tit, CIV Ehw NRD iiNRKIGAN' IA h- Gtolt
ii, hfciike re e Of rhE iHscAiiiE ~
,,..,......,.
{ ulthEk -, ~ ili>.,.,.rp,s s..,.. ,p,,.
Mt; hnd Mrs NJ ? r. ~ 'Hh',S IRE ~ nv
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EIU AVENUE THEATRE.
FINnANksGIvING DAY Ar2.
NJAIINLE OF "As YOU LIKE IT"

1I
i GRAND RLOPENISG
MONDAY EVEN 80, Nov 81,
asa CONtDI STAR THEATRE,
Mr HENRY r. ABDEY.
First appearance IN tarce wears OF the inmitable
and lrst production IN this city Of
cd. Marsieus drama, entitled
OR. THE sEci.afe 81 81 Gaimp COURT.
New ana ~ prouriut scenery. an augmented orcheA-
ira, and powerful east.
Musettc fIttic bright Eyes" Lotta
sir Hugh Tracy. th' ii Knight. " Carroll
Aualante ths original character. A. Anderson
VIM A. Bukus. bud about To blossom. 1hOs, Within
squire Bpkus. who bcncves IN his Wiic r. h. Morris
lim'iM lilu, somewhat uncertain and de-
Philip n'Arc, man " fiir wofo-......w J. Cosswei
Maud; an exotic among ia Annie Edmons On
Selma Boku-. vita whom duy Is
Ict Tine Home Of re- c,psics, - - ''"''''"
Act IL Rainbow Fails
Act IlI.-lerior IN Redmond HAN.
Seats on eac ~ the rfincrlhotls and at the theatre.
pOOTu'- THEATRE. FARnw ELI.
ID JAihtiI ~ PALMER. lie s,es and Managers
siNrEENrn ana last wfliN u M tri.
exquisite ron autir play.
SAltDASApALU-.
- MARVFLIOr -Lf MAGNIFICENT seen.
WEEK cry. c'stdmc- rvsNil, weapons, banners,
THh GErArCAsT INCLUDING
Mr. l.. { HANGs and
Of the AGNES BOOlii
THE NFN GRAND BArIEr.
Introducing the renowned BNRrOiElTt.
premiere uAn-f uhe as@iiutA Of he Grand
FAREWELL u TINE $fAr sNTi'EDiY XII 1850.
king Lear Mr. l.. l. DAVENPORT TO appear as
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.IIn @o0es.
iHi5ttlllNJll.

fthNCER-SD troauss; how cnrel silhu a. knife
! uf nolsou9us ui.crals. Dr. sIODDAHD, West
nllte'iln So =. \.
kAlNORGl'- Q4cty. any stlfci ply whcn d.
- furtgi. send los crculaf, American Law AbcucG
ND n A-t0r House.
tEtfiuS-INt. machine for sac, "a inches wide,
IL no sets OF rollt.si conplctc order.
ROOEKsOA, 1873 Centre n.
LT-i Harbou's hl.n FLAX Threat 1t VIII stand the
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Snblnas &anRs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, 9Th ay, corner
~ OF IAN sL-lnterest comm nens from iae ~ Of
zach month. Assets, S3,6lO00l Ol. SURPLUS f'bl'
H7.j0. RICHARD H. BULL, President.
g. w. BHIsoKERHoFF Secretary.
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A M

analysis OF the scheme Will show that nothing grand
and nngn nceni has before be sntcd to the
lunlc The numbers of nc sets drawing prizes VIII be
published IN the New YORK Herald and sun In about
-four JAYS after the draw x When the ider Of those
ind that his ticket has drawn OF the
gifs We surmIse that no Will experience sensation
very much AS n
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ftlmll.N... ttnlllts.
A pOyEEmr.sn,' r>re HnrElYEnf for Tnn Us

IN IN h"npftis SIT 100 " -fhll-t % 81.
XNrSa, SINGER, p'lae.tl ~. & ". and an first.
III ciais MAJ sts fyr r0. - Tclt, pilr g. amt
changed IN very tasy ttrins. We furni-' plenty Of
good paving work. GOOD hands MAKE 81 per Ntca.
Shirts AprOn. wrappers. 1dcs' suits. and nndefrar.
ments gwen our. You can save due. n. uhir. ana
mOneT nv FOnn direct ue Dee "a ofice. lgi I3ald -t
n Y; Ne r.f al street cars run near ~ store. r..
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Alorsss, Carriages, 6t.

A j HORSES, good and Kind f3O.f5Q, sd5 suit
IA able Tor grocer, farming. &c. 2Ol Grand ST. stable
INOR SALE, very cheap-Ba top wagon, good,
L sound horse, harness, and pony 4si East 9th st.,
bakery.
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n al

Thuredav. Both inst TODAY. morrow. and wcdnes.
M Toe day,
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A,rsunll Aollcts.

nIlEASES or MEN, Nervous Dchlity, and sin.
bred affections speedily ami permau ,lily cured Dy
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ, d, III Le1inxtJn ayp II az
2Oth ~. Hours. StOi.
MARY. DO as last morningi time and place bring
WI paper; anxious. DlIk-
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NusitaI snstlnmrnls.

iflusital 5nstInmrns.
ANIMMEN~E STOCK ~ pianos and organ- new
n ana second nnnd; best nltkers, extremely low
prizes tor cash. or to let unfit pId fori mOuhv instal
me nts received. HORACE Alters " sons,
~ East lith ,tr [ mon square.
A FEW second hand Weber piano. at VrY great
N bargains, some ~ thpm use nlt very -hOr inns
by our bet musrians and really almost ~ good a.
new iuy hrlntel In every respect. Please call at
the WEBER WARERpOMS, 5tA ay. AMI ldth 81.
BARGAINS. -6octayos $40, 80, 7-ecmve. fun
- round, elegant case pearl ky-, s2h rs OctaNtsi
nearly new, tld5i organ, $40; stops, 600.
GORDON * SON, ~ East 18Th ~.
GREAT REFLECTION ~ PRICES OF new
N square anu unrght pianos, unrquaci In richness
OF tone and durability IhluOs to lri cheap.
i. LUDht, 60 East IA o., near boweiy
NIAGNIFICENT 7-octlVe rosewood pianofurte,
w having latest improvements, only so. Sccha
GOlDON :, ldi Blercker st.
DIANOFOKTES. upright and square rent IS up.
ii ward instalment4 SO monthly.
J. BIDpLE, Is Waverley place near Broadway.
OK 4 PIANO good order, g. monthly IN.
a. -. etalments upright AID square pianos TO
rent, a TO e. month. RRAkAUkk, 1852 BoWcry.
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/: ROM
Power I Y

those WHO are unacquainted with the history OF the
Kentucky Casu DISTRIBUTION Company. Will sty that
Il cdlttrtd the Lpgsll Of the Stle ~ Ken.
tuCSy Tor The purp.se n tndowinf tue PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF FRANKFORT Through series OF Grand
Drawings GOV Porter, at tho urgent solicitation II
the rends u the enterprise. consented 10 act Gen
cra ManAgcr. aud IA, since given personal
dYided attention 70 ITS mars. Tie Boar OF sup
Vors chosen from the foremost men 81 the State
the Hon Alvin DuV ~. late Chet Justice Of the SUI
preme Court and long Inst of Distinguish d officials
acting IN that capacity besides the MaNOr and entire
Board ~ Councllm, Of the city Of Frankfort. This
britf statement Is published that tn public may know
that tie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-10-13
NO. Al.

safeguard against hasty and crude legsa-
tion, but withal economical. 1t will fur
nish business ready-prepared for the con-
sideration Of the legislature Immediately
upon its organization, without spending
the first two or three weeks, as has been
too frequently the case, in making piepa-
rations TO commence the work OF the ses-
sion.
The completion Of the hundredlh year
since the independence Of the state, since
the adoption of the constitution, and since
the battle of Bennington, mark the coming
year emphatically as our centennial year.
These memorable events in large meas
ure determined the character Of our politi-
cal existence, territorially aud nationally.
The remembrance of them, and of the
principal actors in them, should be sacred
1y cherished aud perpetuated. Is it not
eminenuy fitting and proper that they be
recognized by some suitable obsetvance2
shall take no time to consider national
affairs. II each state will wisely and hon
estly conduct its own affairs so as TO insure
TO itself and TO the nation intelligent, vir-
tuous and enterprsing citizens and public
servants, national affairs cannot well go
amiss.
Allow me, in closing this already too
lengthy communication, TO express the
hope that our mutual relations may be
most friendly, frank and cordial, and our
mutual work honestly, faithfully and
speedily accomplished.
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
Executive Chamber, Montpelier, October
9Th, 1875.
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"A Paris journal tells the following sto-
ry: Two rag-pickers are cropping in the
same gutter, and simultaneously strike
cotton rag of most fearful appearance.
"My esteemed colleague" says one, who
who has evidently seen better days, "might
trouble you TO yield that handkerchief to
meH" "Might 1 ask my honorable friend
whyf" responded the other with equal po-
likeness. because, sir, my. daughter is
soon to be married, and 1 am desirous OF
furnishing her with trousseau suitable TO
her station"
An honest citizen Is stopped on his
way home one dark night by footpad, but
drawing his revolver lays the robber dead
at his feet. He is about moving away
when thought strikes him, and returning
10 the corpse he examines Its pockets. In
them he finds four gold watches, roll Of
bills and some small change. Slowing
these away in his pockets the honest clti-
zen goes his way remarklng, "NOt so bad
after all."-EaTIs paper.
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EXPENSES.

The expense of administering the affairs
of the Slate must in the future, as in the
past, be paid almost entirely from direct
taxes, and for that reason should be eau
tiously and prudently incurred. Taxation
should ever be kept at the lowest limit con-
sislent with the permanent protection,
growth and development of the interests OF
the entire people.
The constitution has happily prescribed
this limit. Its language is, Previous to
any law being made to raise tax, the pur-
pose for which II is raised ought to appear
evident to the legislature to be of more SER
vice TO the community than the money
would be If not collected"
The payment Of State expenses is from a
common fund. raised by a general tax.
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u Ice r A TIVE e
CATARRH.

This is the most destructive and terrible stage Of
the disease The whole nasal passages including the
eyes and ears, the tonsis throat, bronchial tubes
and lungs become, one after another, affected, In
famed, liberated and succumb rapidly to this fright
full monster. peculiar acid is generated and set at
liberty by this disease, which, permeatng the blood,
weakens and destroys its renovatng power, and al
lows the system opportunity to throw of the NAL
ady until this poison is neutrahzed and expelled. 1t
is here that constitutional treatment becomes OF the
most vital consequence becRuse unless arrested at
this stage the disease will make rapid progress to-
wards pulmonary consumption. ."-WdrTens House
houid Physician. Meanwhile a soothing, healing and
Astringent medicine must be applied directly to the
nasal passages, this forming the most perfect treat
ment Of the disease possible.
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G. III r 0 N &c
CATARRH.

Symptoms.-Obstructed breathing, partial closure
of one both nostrils, stopped up, 'stuffed up
feeling in the head constant blowing OF the nose dis
charges from the nose Of watery or thick yellow or
greenish mucus, frequently streaked with blood.
Sometimes the matter becomes encrusted in the nasal
passages and is removed only by prolonged effort In
the morning on rising the symptoms the worst.
Violent blowing hawking and splitting until the crusts
removed at least partially and the throat is freed
from the matter that has accumulated during the
night. Finally the poisonous etions attack the
throat bronchial tubes, lungs, terminating in pulmo-
nary consumption, accompanied by 4 most offensive
breath and impaired eyesight and hearing.
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S N EEZIN G
CATARRH.

This is constant sneeze sneeze, sneeZe, until your
head seems ready to 1y on, until your and eyes
discharge excessive quantities Of mucus, thin, acrd
and poisonous until unht for business or pleasure,
you number yourself among the most afflicted Of
mortas destined to suffer periodically the greatest
distress without relief consolation Every draught
every breath Of air enemy in disguise. This
is property called Acute Catarrh, and commonly, Cold
in the Head. Its constant recurrence IL due to
stitutonally weak diseased nasal organs, and
feebed action Of the perspiratory glands In the per-
manent cure Of this distressing malady, SANRoRDs
RADICAL CURE FoR CATARRH is q never falling spe-
cifc. InstaLt relief follows the first dose. Its
destroys the morbid sensitiveness to atmospheric
changes which predispose people to this disease, and
is to prevent attack Of Chronic or Lucrative
Catarrh.
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PER M A N E N TLY
CURED.

SAHFolDs RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH is 4 safe,
certain and permanent for Catarrh Of every
form, and is the most perfect remedy devised.
1t is purely vegetable dstiaton, and is applied To-
caly by nsufaton, and consttutionally by internal
administration. Ideally applied relief is iRstGnfdne-
Ous 1t soothes heals and ceanses the nasal passages
of every feeling of heavness, obstruction, duness
dizziness COnstitutionaly administered 1t renovates
the blood puries it of the acid poison with which 1t
is always charged in Catarrh stimulates the stomach
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