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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-09
THE COURTS.
penny nails.

In the Supreme Court Judge Berry was en-
gagged yesterday in arguing civil case, which
was submitted The Rover case comes up to-
day.
In the United States Circuit Court, in
| the case of the Administrator of the estate of
G. NJ Wilson VS. The Dayton NJ and N. Co.
the motion made for nonsuit by Judge B. G.
Whitman was overruled and the testimony for
the defense and in rebuttal was received Ar
gument of counsel to be heard to-day at
o'clock Instructions were given to the Jury
at o'clock last evening.
In the District Court Henry Fowler pleaded
guilty to two indictments, one for house
breaking, and the other for burglary. The
requisite number of jurors were drrwn A
decree of diverse was granted in the case of
A. W. Burrell and NJ A. Burrell.
THAT WALK for promenaders which will one
of these days be known as the outrageous
walk, on the Capital Square, is pushing its
slow length along. 1t is now completed three
fourths of the way along the north side and it
is the INTENTION OF Ine CaplIOI COMMISSIONERS
to extend it completely around Capitol Square.
When it is finished it will add greatly to the
beauty of the grounds and afford lovers an OPP
portunity for delightful ramble.
BEN ALLAH's performance at the Theater
last night was good one as far as it went the
house was jammed and the presence of I'M
ruly boys on the stage prevented his perform
ing many of his feata. All he did was well
and cleverly done. The dove flying from the
bottle with ring, and the bowls of water
taken from under his coat were the best AS
a ventriloquist he is really superior.
For BoD1E-Our enterprising merchants,
Messrs. Gibson & Barber, are still pushing
business matters in that thriving camp. Yes
terday three teams of three wagons each |
heavily loaded with merchandise and drawn
by mules and horses aggregating thirty eight,
passed out of town. This looks as if they
meant business and speaks well for trade in
general,
TRADE DoLLARs.-We are informed by one
Of the officials that the government has
the coming of trade dollars at the
Mint in this city. We trust this will enable
he Superintendent to put on full force
again.
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PERSONALS. Sias of Eureka county
was in the city yesterday. He has been to
Woodbridge to take an insane woman. Was
over at the Capitol settling up. We also saw
Perley Rowell an old Carsonite, now of Eber-
hardt He was an old timer here; came in SO
and was one of the pioneers of White Pine.
Perley says he is doing well in the White Pine
country yet, and thinks it good
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Balance | S79, 1872 90 SIG, 245 sc
Of this almost the entire amount is in the
School Fund and State and Territorial Inter
est and Sinking Fund, and consequently I'M
available. Now, we will take
THE ESTIMATED RESULT
On next months Oecember) settlement that
can be considered available, say $500 0O0
Deduct estimated expenses, say $3.50, 900, and
we have an available balance January LIST,
1878 of $4,000. This amount will be re-
quired to keep the State upon a cash basis
until the June settlement in 1878, and as the
receipts from the June settlement are always
light, the Treasury will not be burdened with
a surplus amount of cash on hand at that
time. 1t will be remembered that apportion-
ments and settlements are made in June and
December, and that the major portion of the
taxes are received at the latter time. The
SETTLEMENT OF DECEMBER, 1873,
May place in the General Fund $3.50, 900 SUR
plus cash, provided the Bonanza mines con-
tinue to yield revenue as they have this
year. But should they fail, then the reve-
nues on hand would not be more than suff-
Gent to defray the expenses of the Legislature
of 1879 and keep the State upon a cash basis.
By reference to the statement, published ev-
cry month, giving the count of the moneys
on hand in the Treasurers Office of
CASH, CASH VOUCHERS AND sECTRITIEs,
By the Board of Examiners, it will readily be
seen why we condensed our statement by
calling cash and cash vouchers cash on hand
October 81, 1877" The count of the Board
of Examiners stood as follows:
Com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIZ, loZ w
Coin vouchers, warrants paid and
held as vouchers) ......... 159, 429 70
Currency 1886 10
Currency vouchers. ....... l,2oo II
Thus leaving but small amount of cash on
hand upon which a call for an extra session |
could be legitimately made, while the prob
able expense entailed upon the State for such |
a session would be SAC, 900. From the above
it will be seen that SO far from having "funds !
enough in the Treasurey to run the State
Government for two years" if the taxes were
to cease this month, the Treasury would not
contain sufficient to pay expenses for single
week. Where our contemporaries are off is
that they have included the unavailable funds
in their estimates, viz: the irreducable School
Fund, from the interest of which the
teachers of our public schools throughout the
State are paid twice year, and the State and
Territorial Interest and Sinking Fund, the
interest of which simply counterbalances the
interest on our State Bonds Let US have
,eace."
PERSONALS. -Sheriff Sias of Eureka county
h a.4. u l,au loo,, l.
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WHAT IS IN THE STATE TREASURY.
ACTUAL SHOWING OF AVAILABLE FUNDs-MIs-
TAKES OF THE HOWL AN EXTRA SESSION
OF THE LEGISLATURE NOT NECESSARY.

As some of our contemporaries have favored
the calling of an extra session of the Legisla-
ture, based upon false idea of the amount Of
funds in the State Treasury, and have referred
to statement which appeared in the MORN
ING APPEAL of October Oath, and have mis-
construed the figures as they appeared; we
will for their enlightenment give more ex-
plicit and detailed statement, so that the most
obtuse schoolboy will not fail to thoroughly
understand it, and obviate the necessity of
any further gush on, and Misrepresentation
of, the subject. If the
INTERESTS OF THE STATE
Demanded it we would be among the first to
advocate an extra session; but we are unable
to discover anything in the figures of our state
ment which would justify such a call. They
assume the fact that 1864, 800 securities, men
toned in the statement, are available assets.
They are not. If the Legislature were to
hold all the extra sessions the law allows they
could not in any way make them available. A
call for such session must be based upon
what the Treasury is yet to receive, viz: re-
celpLS from taxes. ana the demand IOT the
extra session, therefore, must rest upon what
we have not-what we need. Now, do we
need anythingl The
CASH ON HAND,
Including cash vouchers, as per statement,
was October 1, 1877:
Coin. Currency.
Balance in Treasury,
Jan. l, 1877 49,. 1906 Ala 20 SAG, 108 40
Received from Jan.
l to Oct l, 1877. 273,710 OF 10, 307 67
Total. ..... $579, 124 % $65, 416 OF
Deduct currency sold 10000 90
$50, 416 OF
Coin realized from the
sale of currency. 37,700 90
S616, 1924 %
Discussed to Oct. l.. $3.50 Is 1870 Il
Balance Oct l. s22S, 1872 90 s17, 745 &c
Deduct cash vouchers
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Balance Oct l. 1928, 1872 90 ST., 745 &c
Deduct cash vouchers
say. ............ 10000 90 1900 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-26
MEDICAL. &c.

\IRs. L. NJ. PREE>E. MD. Lsf,.s' Phgs,-
vi sioH, 6l7 eth i. .. v, near q. Ia, rctuTuci
iium Euroe'. Treats on fuua'c p~sl>e~ ofilk
cure, Advice tree and confidential. Hggr,. . a
$50 REV ARD III DR. RRoTHFRS Pan. IL,
=, cure any case .. Female Weakness. lrrcgalari-
- anu ,slfucilonS Thirty years experience.
once, 80 " SIS. ". .oIp. Smithsonian. d1s-2N"
nR. LEON, The oldest Established aud onl, Ne
~ liable Ladies Physician in the CITY an ~.
consulted every TUESDAY. Molncs.iay and Saiur-
An Female Complaints quickly cured ono. and
Residence. Monroe 81. Baltimore. nuNl4-ly
ToNsULT DR. LION, the oldest established
Y SPECIALIST in the city. Tie guarantees Is'rma-
Of ali Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and ii,lIeaied cas.s a sieciaiiy. thorough cure
or no charge. SEPARATE consulting rooms SIS 6,h
81. NV. uoyl-ly
hR. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE restores
- manhood and the yigor 0f Nouth q tn psost
shattered constitution I'm fouI weeks. from y-h-s-
ever cause arising. Failaue Impossible Rev are IL
advertisers Who offer so-Calle1 FRYE Prescriptions
fnsiSe Whatever has meri mus, cost lair Froe.
- Ter case. Sent hy cypress any where. sole Agent.
Dr. jos; JACQUES. University Place. New
York. Druggists supplied. J,27-Iy
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can lbs
- consulted every "Wednesday and saturday al his
once, 32l - 81. between 9th and 10th. from -
l.in., on All diseases of the Urinary Organs aud
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic aid seminal Weak
cay. Nervous Trembling. rslpitatlon Of tho Heart,
Dimness of sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C,
&c. all resulting from abuses IA youth. eXcesses I'm
manhood. and early indiscretious, Gonorrhea.
sirlctures aud syphilis quickly cured. pr. X. Il
special practioe endorsed by the Icadir phy scians
Of his city. visits Washington every "Wednesday
ment for any OF the above diseases Will nnd Il TO
their interest TO call upon him. who will insure
honorable and scientific treatment. aud A guar
anteed In every case he undertakes. VII refer hts
patrons TO any Of the leading physicians 81 Bati-
taw street, Baltimore. mar2O-ly
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" EG EFT L N z

NEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully selected iarkS. roots and herbs. and 50
strongly concentrated that it viii eectualIy Grad
icate from the system every faint of ScrOfuIa.
ScrOfulOus HumOr. TumOrs. Cancer.
CancerOus HumOr, Erysipelas. Salt
Rheum. Syphilitic Diseases. Canker.
faintness at the stomach. and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. Sciatica. In
hammatOry and Chronic rheumatism,
Neuralgia. GOut and Spinal Complaints
can only he effectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the
Skin. Pustules. Pimples. BlOtches. Tet-
ter. BOi1s. Scaldhead and RingXvOrm VEG
ETINE has never failed to effect a permanent cure
For Pains I'm the Back, Kidney Conn
plants. DrOpsy. Female Weakness, Leu.
cOrrhRa, arising from internal liberation. and
uterine diseases and General Debility. VEGE-
TINE acts directly upon the causes of these COM
plants. 1t inyigOTateS AMI strengthens the whole
system. acts upon the Secretiye organs allays in
Examination, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Ha bituaI Cos
tiveness. PalpitatiOn of the Heart. Head
ache. Piles. Nervousness. and General
medicine has given such perfect satisfaction as
the yECETINE. II purifes the blood. cIeanses all
of the organs, ard possesses controlling power over
the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGETINE have
induced many ply sicianS and apothecaries whom
We know to prescribe and Use it ia their own fam
lilies.
In fact. NEGETINE il the hest remedy vet discOy-
cred for the above diseases, and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER Yet placed before the public
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To AdYerflserS.

Advertisers requested TO send in their an
nOuncements early In the day possible, and in
all before IL O'Clock VI. The insertion in the
same days issue of thnse reaching the ONCE after
that hour cannot he assured.
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VEGETIN E,
THE DOCTOR SAYS THE MEDICINE /
GOOD-I KNOW IT.

GOOD-I KNOW IT.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, Dee. 1876.
Mr.. III X. STEVENS
Dear SRI write this letter to inform you what
your good medicine Vegetine IaS done for me. |
wish every one having the Rheumatism could only
know they could lie curedb y taking Negetine. have
been of the greatest sufferers from Rheumatism;
have been confined to my bed for weeks and weeks
at time; had three different doctors: tried differ
ent remedies. but got relief only for the time.
One of my acquaintance recommended me to take
the Negetne: | sent To the druggists and got some.
found great relief before had taken the first bot
tie. i have taken quite number of bottles. and
the Negetine has entirely cured me. have since
told the doctors 10 give every of their patients
sick with the Rheumatism the Negetine. One of the
doctors says. 1.-THE medicine is good: know il.
| can truly say that Negetine is the best medicine
know of for such complaints. NV health Is also
better than il has been for long time. and tell
all Of my friends and acquaintance who are trou-
BLEED with such complaints to try Vegetine.
Yours, very thankfully.
MRS. IDA PRATT.
No. 3 Chatham street.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
STANLEY JONES,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Oil SEVENTH STREET.
Dioelling Houses For Sale.

ST., near 14th, 3-stories, mod. imps. ...s25. 900
Mcpherson Place, S.stories, mod. imps 600
19th, bet. and r 3-stOries, m. t., II rs. 5000
e bet. 1st and I'd, 3-stories. mod. l., 10 rs 600
T. bet. 18Th and l4th, 3stOries, m. t., rs. g. 800
r. bet 18th and 18th, Histories, m. l., 8 rs. 1000
y, bet 9Th and 7th. 3-stories, mod imps... 8 600
Mass ave., bet. Cap. LIST. 2-st., IN. t., rs 5000
Riggs. bet. 18th i4tS snstoresp mi ii rs 500
18th, near q, 3-stOries. mod. imps, rs.... g 200
bet Cap. 4 Isl s. 2-st., frame, 8 rs..... 800
21st. bet. q and III, 3-stOries. IN. l., 5000
Sln, above Boundary, Histories. new, rS.... 1000
Sth ST., bet. NJ and y. Histories. 5000
l. bet 18th and 18th, 3sories, IN. i, Il rs. 5000
nth, bet. and T. Histories, m. t., rs. 2 800
18th, bet. 5 and T-Several of those desirable
2-story press brick dwellings, bay windows, o
m. L.. just being completed, each. ........ g. 500
It'll, bet. and ., store dwell, Asst. new. 10 700
NORTHEAST.
H. b. LIST and 2d 3-st. IL rs, large grounds % 600
f. Cap, bet. 9Th 9th. 3stories, MI. Is 1900
1th- bet. and Ii. 2-Stories. IN. l., rs..... g 500
IN; D. and nd f PSI f. ST. well finished 700
\, Cap, bet. ii and L, 3-stories, store and
dwelling, MOD imps., rs, new........... 6,0O0
SOUTHEAST.
b, bet. 8 and @. 3-stories. mod. imps 10 rs 5000
A. bet I'd and 3D.. 3-stories. mod. l.. IA rs. 5000
9, bet. 81 and 4th, 3Stories, mod L.. 10 rs. 5000
4th, bet. and Ii. stories. mod l., rs.... 600
SOUTHWEST.
IN bet c and d; 2,st. mi. Cor will trade). 600
18th. bet Z and ID. Histories. mod. l.. g rs. 2. 900
9TH, bet. ID 4 Z, 3-st., store&dwelg, m. t.. 1000
7h bet. ID & E. 3-st., store&dwell'g, m. L.. g, 900
Desirable Building Lots for sale in all sections of
the city.
Farm Wanted.
To purchase small Farm, with barn and other
outbuidings. located near the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, between Washington and Baltimore.
j. STANLEY JONES,
d13-tr 511 SEVENTH STREET,
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CHARLES A. APPEL,
" 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency.
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 Q ST. NV, IA rooms, mod. imps. $50.
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-st. Circle: bargain.
$1,000. sep13-tr
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7Bree-Sory Rrict Houses foy. q,

l issue on the LIST and 18th of each month ''Bul-
etin' of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can he had on application at my Office. or
will be sent by mail If desired.
Loans.
5000, 81, 600. $500 and $500 at per cent do2-tr
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STEAMERS. &c.

EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
hAfThNSr caP SsfH, " W. f;'lI Il. .sGc
BNLES, viii he ran as follows: Leave
Washington from 6th-stres.t Wharf every MON
DAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS. al : O'Clock,
for all Landings as far down Numini returning
on EspA1 and FRIDAY. Leave every SAT-
URDAl MORNING nj 3 clock. for all Landings
as far down as MachOdoc, stopping az Brick House,
aud Little Ferry Landing; returning on ST NDAY.
Freight received daily. For any information in
guire at q. l.. SHERlFE's Coal Offices. llI4 ard
32o Pennsy yania avenue.
mar3O-tT MM. N. KILLMON Agent
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To Correspondence.

Letters should be addressed TO the Editorial
Business Manager of THE STAR. according to their
tenor, and not to- any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc. should Ia all cases be made payable
t. the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CONPANY.-nOt TO that Of any individual.
RsAnonymOus communications not read; re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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VEGETINE is great panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers, for il gives them strength,
quets their nerves and gives them Natures sweet
sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-26

Our own mild Christmas weather is i'm strik.
ing contrast with the winter season which has
Come upon the contestants in Bulgaria. R;,s-
> ians and Turks frozen on the march. wagons.
horses and men buried in snow. bridges torn
away by ice, all give proof of the severity of
ahe weather which is adding To the horrors of
var The passes Of the Balkans are now
'iogged and impenetrable, and the Russian
niovements in Bulgaria are temporarily
q eeked- About Erzeroum. on the other hand
y weather has moderated. Though on much
cher land, II Is not so liable to violent changes
. Bulgaria III the weather continues favor
e the overwhelming Russian force may
Jrtly succeed in taking this place.
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The Seryians seem to have at last gained a
cory. The Cars congratulations upon the
ecessful opening OF their campaign would,
perhaps, be more seasOnable now, than when
received, at the time Of their unsuccessful at
tempt on YatTe.
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TTyHE NAILs-Judge Prentis certines: .sDr.
II SCHULTZ cured mine Is years ago" Thou
sands like OF painless cases Of bunlons, cOrns.
ulcers, chblains, rheumatic swollen joints, &C.
and children attended as usual. CAL or too late. a
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID &C. MANN
H. desires the attention OF the public to the
CHOICE STOCK or
BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL
9th street wing Center Market and stalls <rx&Hl0
Nos 20 and n Western Market. Open NJ
Orders faithfully filed and purchases de-
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Acreage srorp Daily Circulation orpr
S.5OO-beiRO more thnn three times that
of any other daily paper ia Washington,
and more than that Of all the others added
fOosfEsT.
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John X. KELLY,
u DEALKR IN FIRsT-CLAss
BEEF, LAMB; VEAL, MuTTQN, Ere.
Stalls 62S, 629 and $50 Center Market ~VY)pD
9th stree. wing, and 2os and 3os Northern ~
Post Once.
Msrketins delivered free Of charge to al parts
Of the city. sepH-N
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YT,HEoDORE =. GATCHEL.
IL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
Corner 11th and streets.

yT,HEoDORE T. GATCHEL.
Il REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
Corner 11th and streets.
FOR RENT.-FoR RENT,-FOR RENT,
1919 Y ST. NV, all mod. impS
so Isl st. Sc. all mod. impS................ 80
lao y. Y. ave. NV, all mod. imps. 50
124. 9TH 81. NV, all mod imps. 50
942 ST. NV. all mod imps. IS
1916 81. NV. all mod 40
80 18th 81. NV. ali mod. imps ............... IS
e011 11th st. NV. all mod. mps 80 80
S25 9th st. nw., all mod impS. Il
"A 9Th ST. nw., all med. imps-................... p
AID a ,sT re number of other desirable Houses and
Homes in different portions of the city, For fur
thar particulars apply a above. d92-5t
nor RENT.
I BY X. D. HOFFMAN, 10th and r sts NV.
Three new Stores 1919 1923. 1875 y. .av.n.w. SIS
IL Once Rooms over above stores from SIS 10 So
Stores. from 917 9o5 9Th ST NV. each...... IS
Dwelling Houses over above stores, each IS
900 Isl st n o rooms. mod. imps ............ IS
SIS 2d ST. nv, 10 rooms mod imp. 90
lilo NJ ST. nw.. rcx,.sS. mod. imp 80
Gil st. 9 rooms. mod. .'...... -
So ID st. NV, 10 rooms mod. Imp. u'.......'.. o.
2Uo oh ST. se., 10 rooms. mod. inp...,,,"..'. ~
2O4 9th ST. Sc. rooms, mod imp. %
29 1st ST. Sc, rooms, mod. imp. 80
III carroll st. Sc. rooms, mod. imps -
One hne double house of IL rooms. furnished.
stable attached. to private family .......... 300
FOR SALE.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city. at
reduced prices. da2-tr
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LNOR REM
II Il. ii. WARNER & CO,
BRAINARD III. WARNER. EDWIN A. MCINTYRE
916 street northwest.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

Alse number OF other Houses, in every section
of the city, list of which is changed nearly every
day on the ulletin at our office. tr
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ARRANGEMENT.

STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and y. q.
KNIGHT will leave New York at 1fc~
O'Clock y. IN. every SATURDAY. EffXh
Georgetown every SATURDAY al
O'Clock a. m. and Alexandria same DAY.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For information
apply az Once over Metropolitan Bank. 18Th street.
or 10 X. L. A. DENHAM. Agent, Water street,
Georgetown.
al21-tr SAMUEL BACON President
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lR. LION, The oldest Established and only Ne
~ liable Ladies, Physician tu the CITY. can N.
consulted every TUESDAY. "Wednesday and Satur-
day. AZ No. SO 9Th ~. NV. ft-sm 10 ; O'Clock
Al Female Complaints quickly cured. Ofica and
kcsldence. MunTne 81. ka-LlmuIe. nlAll-lN
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NfRs. 4. VI. PREE>E MD. Lgfi-s' Phsst-
wi cl0H. 6ls 9Th II. nv, near e.. Ia, rctururi
nun Eurofs. Treats an frma'p Disease. Qfi.k
cures. Advice trce and confidential. lIrurs. y
m. In d.l "a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
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