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PANE.

PARIS, April l4.-There was thor
ough panic on the bourse shortly sitter
opening to-day, but a quleser feeling
prevails now. j. -ea
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st.EeeIsKire.

ST.. LOUIS, April i4.-The revised
list Of the killed and wounded by the
southern Hotel Ere, reveals no south
ern names, f
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Mine Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, April II "A cav,
in mine In Huba county, this morn
ing, killed seven men.
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WE ARE DETERMINED TO CONTINUE
To OFFER
SPECIAL BA RGAlNB
IN EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT.
OUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE VISITED Us
DURING THE MARDI GRAs ARE IN
yITED TO CALL AGAIN AS WE WILL
EXHIBIT MANYNEw NOVELTIES NOT
BEFORE SHOWN. WE HAVE BEEN COM
PLIMENTED AS DISPLAYING ALTO.
GETHER THE BEST SELECTION OF
FINE AND DESIRABLE GOODS OF ANY
HOUSE THIS SEASON.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
KID GLOVES
WILL BE OFFERED THIS WEEK AT
VERY Low FIGURES.
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THE ATTENTION OF CUSTOMERS is
INVITED TO AN INSPECTION OF THIS
STOCK NOW REPLETE with all KINDS
ATDECtpED BARGAINS.
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OUR STOCK Is STILL LARGE AND BAR
GAINS SAME Az EVER.
A VISIT OF INSPECTION IL SOLICITED
SANGER BROS.
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, 1877-05-19
'STEClAL ORDERS,

THE rNEsHyTEH1Es WBHE THEN CALLED,
and statistical rupors. nnrFalvsst etc., were hatd+
cl In and held by The Clerks until tile committees
to whom they nss 10 he referred are appothtcd.
nr. ilatacld said the Assembly had not yet adept.
ed any rules for lo!u. husiness. lie nlOyei that
tIo+s for JudIcatnrlcs appended u tho coniesslon
ot Faith 10 adopted.
The mutton was agreed to.
The nexl business was the reception and .ctoF.
cpct uf
TIE ANNUAL RKpoRTa
Of various UoaFds. Several " tue boards were
not prsparsd with thslr reports. however, ard re-
,iuestrd until to. MORROW afternoon to submit shem.
Fur1lrr tsinS wus granted.
The Moderator then asked Whist wAs the pleasure
Of the Assembly rs 10 tho order for the reports Of
standing committees.
comHltssi1ner moved that tue AAaamuIy ADOPT
She order OF ls4t year.
The permanent CIrrk stated thai there WAS 10
particular order for fnch Frposn.
4 delegate suggested that the report OF each
Board on tho subject announced for discussion In
tbs evenings b. received on the morning ut The
day ret apart for sueb discussions
SPECIAL Orders.
Another Commi.t lunar moved that tbs dtst ordes
Of the day for nc1t ThursdaT 10 the report OF The
Uusrd oi Publication. Carried.
Ths Nay. r. Hill was given leave ot absence on
account VI news hs had just received Of sickness
IT hlS home.
The lley. Df. Rockwell novel that the report
Of the goatd ou Ministerial Relief be ada the dat
order ot The day for next FTitty. Carried.
The Nev, CAlyin Stewart moved that the report
Of the Board Vt Education be made the dEst order
Tor week fram To-day iu tbs uorptns and that Tho
report Of the Board on ths subject Of Freedmen be
made the drst orteE (pt the aficfnoon. Carried.
NIkIsTkHtAL RBLlKF.
MI. Rockwell moved that tho report upon
n,!n!staFiai relief be tho second order Of The day
1Qf Thursday afternoon. agreed 10.
, 1877-05-19

ami while AL Wtfe d0unI'cs6 hAppy 10 A&c kpe
foreign n,issionaty brethren in tho Assembly, yet
they could not lie made Commissioners.
III, Mcknight under that precedent, warranted
his admission. Hs hadn't had an opportunity to
cxanine the dtgest hin,scf. but undetstood It had
been DONE II the rseshtety wero contiguous,
perhaps Il wonli be m nnsafe precedent, but he
thought WHEN the brother was from Indis-
Mr.. Drnadhea,l was the principal Commissioner
from that rresbstery last yesrtho probability was
But he would nut press tho motian: lie, however.
ltl not thtnk auy great harm would BE- done W
receiving him. xvv.
said this was an entirely new ea'c. me rteee;,
de'.ts Of witch Tho gentlemen had scssn .t asnns,
were t's knS III ssss, the
members of their i'rcsbytcrses had requested them
II default q the appointment Of i, re-. Essu!ss Comi
lad regnesieh ths brother to septcsen. them
e ;sos 'e' n, H. It. fS$ s:s
ssss msa 10. s';ssea = lssek!n ny y::k VIII
diettnct,on between n foreign missionary u this
rase and hnn,e nliss!dnaey VA. purely actittous.
sf !" as s!e q
not b. eatabllahed. and tho Assembly assu1he
powers to create new nlcmhera.
move - substitute that the report ct !he tom;
miitec be accepted and adopted. While ho would
IT, hasf ~ esSs' I'D; u say
one who hnd nd claim to a sent. .,.,,
This Moderator ruled that tho substitute eonld be
Mr: Mcknight ,aid he VA. not tcn.cions or per.
tEuactout. lie woull Withdraw the tuottun II It
was the desfrc Of tho Assembly.
TGc original motion was Withdrawn. and
Mr. Juncs moved that committee br sopoin,ed
to rfccfvs nominations for the next pacs OF nret'
, 1877-05-19
CREDENTIALS.
4 CouM1ssios8H 1RoA INDIA

Ds. Delyille, from ths Committee on cE<dsntials.
gsportxa thstA numbes OF persons had appeastd
before them without coWmtssious. who had RtTcn
sa.tAes " evidences OF their regular election sud
commission BY ,heir respective PEssbytsnes. Tho
only exception WA In tho case OF tho Rev. A.
Hrodhcad, Of the synod Of 1ndia aud Prssbytery Of
AllAhahsd, wto appeared without Any eomnstsston.
evidence Of election or vlsh Of bis FresbyerY thst
he should represent them In The Assembly The
cammittss could therefore recommend no 1eton
In tbs eake.
iiooett Mcknight thought ths b,other should bs
admitted, and made motlon 10 that eject
pe. Iia.aeId sald Ar. Broadhead hadn't sessp
Of IADsE " shDw 1hat no WAs eRtillst " kesk.
, 1877-05-19

taken anv notIce al tha modo in which Judgment
Or tcis1ns xcFe rendered In cnscr Of AnpcaI wond
rrn,emhrr That thern Ind alwhY6 hern con.
fusinn. 4 certain number 81 members of
Inc conrt w0uiI yptc io sustain an ap-
nnaf. ccrtnin nurntcr nnt Ia gustoSn
Il :: and nnmhrr 10 eiatAjn in mart, Hence there
wonJI In rorfneion In lie minis Of members a.
to what ron,d bc ihe posii,on ii lie body when
thoss who yntcd 10 sussain In part had tic con.
trolling mower, Would The appenl be sustained 0f
or nuty ii thc Corstitution wrre ~ It wouIt ho
when amcndc.1,-if these ovcrturrs were adopted.
there wGnid he no cnninston. II womb require
majority voo OF, each separate grouni nf appeal.
Ilc hid lacked up tho matter, and thought It was
cicaf and plain.
call The motion IL tho nov. Mr 9tewartf hlaio-
ment was correct, II II was already before thu
Committee he did mt want 10 refer It again. a
question Of fAct wnnit dcte erntuc TINT.
The lsev. Mr.. Stewart anl il was 20 stated in
the minutes Of lilo last Assembly.
Tho Rev. MIR. Smith said he wontd withdraw bis
motion with tho consent OF the A1sembly.
THE Hzv. MI, Eli
claimed that II there was AnY necessity 10 refer
(Lis pnrcr to a committee during the inxt Afscn.
hjy, that necessity certainly cxIslc,l now,
from tic fact that tho Cornmitfco at tho
last Assembly simply referred Tho paper
10 the rrcscnt Assembly without taknp any rfcc3nc
action upon IT. it aecinsi 10 hin, nceeeraty 10 TO-
fcr It in order that II might 10 pMt in proper FORM
II 1t was now In proper form, IL nhonId 10 referred
10 the Prcebytcry. The paper WIS cfora This A.
eembfy Just az It stood 6rtoto tic Assembly when
, 1877-05-19

twenty years ngo On The text ''Wa.k." lie VA!
n,nch Impressed Al tho time. and had never lost
sight Of Mr. MnrNty fincc.
Mr. Heorga shAtpu. Of chicago. thought good
many Of them had not yet gottcn out Of tha tltlo
bushes which obstrnctcd their view Of tho better
Ianh.
delegate ntkeA for special prayer, and other re.
ancats wera mhac for rctitione on behalf Of an
ruai mcn an athc!stfcal lawyer, and eoIne nthers.
Mr.. johnny. Fnrweii Jed IN prayer. and tho meet.
Ing etnscd with singing '.Wc'rd going home To-.
, 1877-05-19
AFTER LUNCH,

REDUCTION or REPRESENTATION.
Tho Assembly ean,n 10 order agaIn At 2:10. tho
retiring Moderator, tho Ncv. Henry J. Van Dyke,
IN the chair.
The Roy. r. 4. Davies, OF Athens rresbytory.
offered The following. and moved lts reference to
tho sreciAi Committee On tho Reduction Of Repre-
fsntaton. There being no oppoNitton, tho rcsolo-
tton was 10 scfosrcd: ......-..
Rx.cx rhat hs Comtstss Y Or nsussd nsGss
e. st e III "a
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namSer of lie Assembly. Wv - Wv
port d ths Exeeutivo COMMITTEES Of liz PIosb,te.
srea t. ,e on nit nd
a number Of synodlcai records, nnnusl rerorts
Of presbytertcs, otc, were submitted and referred
'The nev. sssosR IF. Mes.sers Of Cleveland
asked " motion to d1esolvc thv Assembly and 70
Inye another ono assemble In like manner would
pr. Van byks said II wou,l not, but motion 10
"ESH Tle Rev. III. aesiss!cfs.rhere .eoms to bc no
Ths Rsv 81. Msiin.Whas |. next on the dock.
Dr. Van nyke-Ths only matters left BY the Mod;
reports Of PEcsbytertcs, and those arc now
OPPORTUNITIES ron NEW nvs1HEss.
II any brother has burden on hts mind ha has
t. ssI!Gse nm.e I 1w oro mt
some reports rcndy to DO offered, -
.h1ns y that kind; Soboby seemed, however, 10
On %es.ioap q H. Iswts, Of cayura rre,bytery
IN the absence OF busine,s. afteen minntes were
LsS ss nays rSys, Ess ossa
sGs asa Ss:'sS 81 sa's'oSs ~
| Tho Asspmbly t]icn resumed buarcss.
, 1877-05-19
and he moved ths. i. b. referred TO the Committee


or nls and Oytiturcs.
Mr. Hatfield moved that the report he frtesrcd to
A special cnmmttte on The enbjcct Of Representa-
tlon. 10 which committee ehonld he referred also
the answers to overtnrcs md arcc!al o4etturcs
now In hand and that warc to he presented.
Mr.. Stewart Withdrew his motion,
eAid the subieet va. very important ono. lie
desired That the Assembly should be made welcame
In any ettv where It met. Tie did mt with BAN
ner 10 be ralted on which was lnacrihed ~ Frocn(
rroen1'; VIC cannot entertain yon." Dnt hc BE-:
syea They nev.. woaM % e An9 h1 ssrn H.
trouble aud annoyance given 70 the people WHO en-
tet.alnstl ne t:onn.'toners might he a.. a.osdsd:
lutions on t'e subject b. referred to The conm't'
tee without reading.
NJ .1S sis so as hs ss,e n political
bniits, with which he had had considerable 70 do:
Mr. itatned remarked iha& large number Of
tcrics, aul thu question was whether this Commit.
sss wae 10 be rranlred 10 receive individual suE.
seMs"fh' f'.ita % s.ped I'LL III resolutions o. tho sub
jeel would 70 to Tho Committee under his au'end-
si Sir. Hatfield thouehs that would give tho Com.
comm!salonsr hoped that !he amendment
oa'd not prevail, since there might be ooo fs'o'u
MI Mr. M Know inqnrea II tho brothc. meant TO rafer
s'I resolutions offered, ~, r.,..,. ,.a
views he eould send them to nc Committee inthat
way. and they Could examine them.
IT. s @ sG Ssx wGa 5Isi
with e,Iapsstfnns from cvrry menIhct they wuttd
have 10 siay in Chicago unsII hot weather. laugh.
ter.l
of Brooklyn said that he would not bs surprised,
from tho present mngn!tnIo OF The Assembly, u
Nc %oala i Sa esnny SlS sulprissa ,neTs wore rot
dozen applications q entertain IN Assembly q
bad been treated n ehs scpofs saat nc III II svey nss
memef1 e shona h.ve ~ .e 1 ~ anu 10 pfe'
M. Clt!ds asked ifN sou,d net be batter -, TO
nefe tne .ep1at ar 1sfhr ecr tgnnI
not get through ID .Lx m9nths; n. ~ Inn r,c,.
L. e. INC wso ~ se c wen in
wa whether Tho paper with others shon'a 70 10
comml5tee. '. ,,..oa that TIM ro,,o,+ .rou,a ho
printed il the pspes.' whefaupon iii. Oaien with:
otew e' n!s moton. o,,n,,h,. ho5 ,,ot, m
~ 1se,aa saq e1s.5 onc as erea tca,ne 10
III. sab!sct Il wonld 80 T. tao comnitisG: IT, Z
eeaa a. o. y; H. atf HI w.a iaiI on tho
table, ss ~'''4<Ds " s''' ,s's w.. '"'' '' 'N'
nodded a. follows, WAS then agreed 70:
RtsoittA That sRec!al cnMtn!etee oi nyo oe A..
p9!htsd to wneG enh! % re1Ga.e tT sevGs ~ wv LIZ
"a fa tea9s R;eby siso thc an.
swers ef tic PfeaSyeres TO- the oseitures Of a lat
joet sent Ia ~ tho Preabytercs IL this Assembly,.
ASSESSMENTS. ..
R1 xaa e pIss Sa comes n'
ne,oirxd Tnst In addon to the assessment for tho
Ai'esEe Ind contingeHt FUND. IN as.cssmtnt Of two
mtnt fund, thst tho Entertainment Fond sh. he do;
81 f. liz % S @ q e 81 h IL
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, 1877-05-19
THE CHURCH.

THE CHURCH.
Second Days Session Of the
Presbyterian General
Assembly.
Appointment Of tho Members Of
Some of the Standing
Committees.
Report Of the Delegates Selected to
Attendthe Pan-Presbyterian
Council.
Z. Report of the Committee on
tile Reduction of Rep
rescntation.
Thorough Discussion of the
Subject in All Its
Phases.
Overture Regarding Decisions
in Cases of Appeal and
Complaint.
Noon Prayer-Meeting EXERCISES"
Appointments for Sun.
day Services.
Sabbath School Work Of the Church,.
Addresses by the Rev. Dra.
Van Dyke, Breed, Etc.
Reports from Religious Gather
ings IN Other Sections OF
the Country.
, 1877-05-19

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on motion of III. Lewis, Of Cayuga rre,bytery,
In the absence OF .buaine,s, Gfteen Minutes were
!6sn sn1S nS @ MsIla nsxt gi.7sd .,s, This W;
upon lie sav!ets brow.
APPEALS AND COMPLAINTS
NODE OF MAKlNu UP THE DECISION.
Nj. e. W. Stewart of Westminster Presbytcry,
said there Was an important NATTER which had
been referred to this Assembly from tho last, In
regard 70 sending down overturcs for Judgment In
cases Of appeal. Had . committee bceu appointed
10 tnks charge Of tho subject
Tho Moderator replied in tho nceattvo.
Mr. slowart called tor tho rcadlng Ut the over.
tufc, and
The Clerk read a. follows:
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sbaii insEu aS H. teeision il coafGsmisy wIa iii
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NJ s.~s,t snrno.ed III. a..cmb1r had >. ,rpch
, 1877-05-19

published in tho daily papers, when she CoFnmia.
s'ass's e. 'sas 81 no
eonsen,ed e g being xltharawn: Tho question
hs motion o sns va 'sisnS pat nd x e.11e i
cl. sc r. 'sa "n chn5eh roy 81 N"
sent, and asked The retiring Moderatot y !; wonld
~ sAn pyke sn'n y te W. on,y INC noaeta'of
pro ten.t ana coo1o no. Inake any appointments
M1aCETLANEOIJ DI|SINEsS.
-. ,.s
hLpsn no1chk1a
mlttco on Reduction, Tho roll b. called for each
pre,bytcrv. and that each member shonld have A
~. :" !,.sw s ,".t ,hrae n,nrte* Iis ,hano,t
oaes. 10 % H. Sa - 10 '1 na.
t,r"~,nr "na io,cc rno,hcr ,1on11 nroh.b,y e,,re
to be hcarl.
Dr. Van Dyke doubted whether the Assembly bad
Tho Ilght betnIchsnu 20 hx lilo nislhou OF taxing
Z Elisi 1ietehk!n sald y h.a net 1nesh powder to
fR 9a Il weaa i eSa % ass yta f s;s
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set!ss ~ Tho ssYiS q fssni:h ssms M niet"s!sn =
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If: sssss sss q :
Ths ss =: sSst C. :.ia ais tss: r. r.. 4, ys
Gm @ In r,her tho Assembly hn }s VIZ 70 o ts a M
* member moved to lay M. Browns motion on
the ''e'i axrsssss T1's KS o. ss't's coax,s.osun
s 9t; y ssss s , Fl s ssas':ss s :a
pn c,'nirrs r. 1rfr.v 1hs n2o".s ~ - M tnm,ts
sioncr ~ 10 NJ. ssssmt1x 'us 'ApsA'es ~ 'ue ~os's
Ti,a rtsointion VIZ lost,
| Tho Rev, 1{f, pAyIce asked N Tiers vas nnY
" ~ "'H'' y F"f~A y" $~"'ps'"''se N""'N
oc Is se'crlea' .,a... ,,,.
Van n5xe M $40 saG Gommtee on bd nad
a. etIo" IL. iaf niS va eseasea from further
stfnntnrrr .layratr haIn sIl,,saa.t htr, s,,sS W
VISA m"ndrd =, hnn;e ''''s ~"0''''e3 n'n' '"a' Nv
Il. Wiiii,,n - H1""n,ro,, ,ovo5,..+ r,,r,,,,...
/ ar. H'1lnm 1tcchoukn HoESu thht \ eoumlttGe
OF three Oh lhc subject ~ temperance be appointed,
| hrree,i Ia
irt,er was rcad from nr, A,s.anderT = Mro,,,
, 1877-05-19

DISCUSSION.
on MOTION TIKI REPoAT MAS REc1IyKp.
Nj. Stewart said no denn!te action was fscom-
usuded in the svposI Only sagges:lons were made,
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SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arreststh corroding discharges
10 CatArrh, but, by sympathetic action, II restores to
sound health all the organs OF the head that have
become afectedby u, aud exhibit any ofthc follow
ing Afiections:-
Defective EycsIEht, In1amed and Mattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss of
Hearing. Earacic. Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharged from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
nche, Pains in tho Temples, Loss of tho
Senses OF Tasto ind Smell, Elongation of
the Uyula, inflammation of the Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis aud bleeding of the
Lungs
Each package contain DR.. Sanford's Improved
fnhaling Tube, will full and carefully prepared di.
rectionsf for use in all cases. Price, 81. For sale BY
all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throughoutth the United states and Cnnadas. WEEKS
q PofTER, Qesorai Agents nll Wholesale Drug.
gists, Bos:on, Ms.
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The Foe of Pam.

The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the ~Salcdtion of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINIMENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
ETC., it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. may21-d3awaw6m
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
From the Earliest Ages. j.

CROFUlIA has been the bane, and as l.
oere the curse Of mankind, MOses, in th
9th chapter of Levit!eus lays down yer
xpl'cit rules on this disea .. SO terrible
md lOathsOme had l, been cOnsid yed thei
hat q person known to be- infected with II
would not be allowed t. uix with society
he Jews regarded 1t as divine infictioL
md believed there was no cure for 1t. II
Sas then the sins ofa youth or a diviatiO,
rom the paths OF virtue were punished rs
ng as life lasted Happily In our day
The sieEce Of medicine has been developed
he great stOrehouse of Ma, ure furnishes a
temedy the disease Is stripped of lis te'
.or by the use Of theSA " A III ANS ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
crofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, blotchc
e. ter, etc. can be restored to sound health
m a few weeks. That there are thousands
low whose conditions are as had as those
If The dark ages we are well aware. M,ln,
low iaii to find cure as well as they d.
Lhen, To all such the Samaritan's Roo
nd Herb Juices will prove happy boon
,radicating all impurities from Tie blood,
Ind making the complexion bright an
ealthy. A iew bottles VIII remove PIN
,ies or hlOtches, thereby doing away wit1
;Osmeties and powders. ROOT AN DHERP
JUICES $l.25 per bottle: Sent by express
10 any address.
DESMOND 4 70.
OLE Racastreet PhIiadalnhlo
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
P. P. P. P.
DR.. Pierce's
- Pleasant
Purgative
r" Pellets.
Purely Vegetable. No care required while
Using them

Purely Vegetable. No care required while
......s using them. =. ..
1he "Little Giant "a hartic, or Multum
n Parvo Phys 9, scarcely larger than mus-
ard seeds, and are sugar -coaled They re :.
move the necessity of taking Nhe great.
rude, Drastic, stcksping pills. heretofore
30 much in use. al.,.i.rS il7phI5"
AS - reIAedy for Fl % ,dache Dizziness, Rush
v slood to the Head. Tightn g, about the
hest. ksd Taste in the NJ utrl, EructatiOns
ron the stomach. Bilious Attacks, Jaun-
lice, Pain In the Md. eys, Highly colOred
Jrine, and Internal Fever, Or. Pierce's
'leasant Purgative Pellets are unsurpassed.
furthermore, would say that heir act on
universal. not a gland e caping their
anative impress. Ag, docs not pair the
'roperties OF these Pellets. They are sugar
o'ted and tnc!osea In glass bottles, their
virtues being th"reby preserved unimpair.
d for any length of time, 80 that they are
always fresh aud reliable. This js not the
case with hose pills which are put up in
heap wooden or pasteboard bos es 7rhe
laily use of two Pellets has cured the most
70 tinate cases Of Scrofula, letter salt
theum Erysipelas, Boiis, Blotches. Plm-
les. Sore Eyes. and Erupt,ons. They are.
l. wev r. recommended to be taken In con-
,ection VIII thu Golden Medical Discovery,
order to- secure the best results.