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The Rassiab eampaIgu 10 Asia is &C
kaawledgsd by themselves 70 be tota.
fAiiatc. bnt they are making up ior u BY
vigorous campaign 10 Europe. They
haze crassed the Balkan mountains.
tbc second Hse ~ defence. though %
considerable humber q them are over.
aad il IL possible that they may b
driven back again. though they seen
Is be determined to push ahead a.
rapidly - possible Both sides are &C.
rasta Of barbariiy 10 treatment o
prisoners.
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NOMMISSIoNER,s NOTICE

- JaMTs A. sRKIDoN's Estate.
We the Subscribers. being sppoiateA by
the Hon. the Probate Court ft tie District Ut
Manchester, Commissioner 10 receive. rlAmino
aad adjust ths claims aud demands Of all persons
agAinst the estate %
James A. sheldon, late ef Rupert.
IN said District deceased, aud also al claims and
demands exhibited In offset thereto, and sI
months from the 2Sd day ~ June, 1877. being
allowed by said Court tor that purpose, we do,
therefore, hereby give notice. that We viii attend
10 the business ~ our appointment ~ the
dwelling house q Cyrus Y sheldon. IN said
Hupart, OF the 22d day VI necembsr neat from
0 a. n. until 4 o'clock, y. N. on said day.
Dated - Rupert this 9sd day Of June
a. n. 1871
ELIJAH BURTON, 10.
7-ss SEYMOUR HAYWOOD, 0O"'
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VOLTlIc PLlsTERS

copsist Of silver and Einc plates, carefully At.
tAehed together aud imbeddsd IN Medieatsd
Porous Plaster. fSee cut. When The plaster IL
placed upon the affected part. ~hieh can be done
~ g~uickbsy and cougeuiehtly As Hith the o~riinsry
porous plaster THAT i- By mere pressure % the
hzud, the natural warmth aud moisture u tie
skin cAprts the plates 20 throw ont a current of
electricity 80 gentle that il l. scarcely possible
10 feel u olhersise tban by the soothing and
grateful sAmtb produced, yet 20 penetrating a.
- stop almost. immediatiy the moss excrutistlng
pain. remove soreness, laBssness, and dr1w in
asmatiog from The iahgs. hFor, kidatys. spleen.
L0Eels. bl&AdeT, heart and muscles. A single
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MATHEW McDRkVKTr
7.Sw % " HAhMIll.
COMMISSIONERS NorlCE.

We. the Subscribers, being ~AppaluteA bv
the h0n. the Probate Duafi tot the District "
Manchester. Commissioner 10 preserve, examine
and adjust tee claims and demands 81 ~ perWnus
against The Ealkte ~
Nium Eastman late uf Rupert,
IN said District deceased. aud also al claims aad
aenands sGhibAiea IN Offset thereto. hereby
give neties, that we ~il meet ior The parpasc
Aieressld. ~ the late dwelling house u said de-.
ceased, in said kuperi on the WN
a. m, untn four o'clock, p ~, on said
DAY aud thai si1 months from The Sth DAY 81
June, 1877. 10 he time limited BY said Court faf
said creditors % present their elAina % as Tor
erAminauou and aliowanco.
Dated 81 Rupert this seth day Of MAJ
A. u 1911.
T3S WI. ROOT, ~
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A s4rsle u aucmss 90 tic Bsilmore
4 Ola fAllros3 i csaniag great Deal
81 excl0meHi, and she miisary have
tren called cut "a 600 lnstAnce. who
ioama i necossafy 70 Gre 90 The rioters
falnr aar nau aud voan3inF othsns.
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TIE ssAis tar sill he held a Belle
80 psrt. 81 AlbAns, On Tuesday.
"Wednesday aed Thursday September
lgth. la aad 18th. The directors
have issssd : liberal premiem l'st. The
naess hid iAif 10 he among The most et
citing for mAay yeass. A stallion race
whieA will excite much atieanga, will
take place ou The afternoon o The afs'
d.y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-19

Your Lire An BE SAVED by HUNTS
REMEDY. Dropsy and all Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Or
gaus, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
Hundreds who have been given up by
their Physicians to die have been saved
by HUNTS REMEDY, and are now liv-
ing witnesses of its value.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DfsThtCT OF NbhNONr, ~.
In the DISTRICT Court Of the United htAtse for
Tho District OF Vermont.
In the matter Of James x. Haslsm aud Thomas
y. furgusson, o o. partners under the firm name
Of Hslsam & Furgusson. u nkrupts. In Hank
ruptcy.
To the creditors Of the Estate OF HAslAm A
FurRusson. Bankiupts, You are hereby notified
that have filed my accouni ~ Assignee Of the
estate OF HAslam A FuTgusson, hankrupts IN said
court and that q second anC third general meet
ing OF the creditors Of said bsntrupts has been
ordered to be held at the office 81 A, r Lyman,
in the town o. bennington, oa the oath day Of
July, A. d. 1877, Al . O'Clock 9. m. for the pnr.
Bankrupt Act Of March the ID, 1867. And that
st said meeting I shall apply 10 said court for
tho settlement Of my account and for a discharge
Of all liability a. Assignee of said estate, Ia ac-
cordance with the provisions Of said section OF
said Bankrupt set.
q. r. HARRIS. Assignee.
Dated 81 bennington. July 9th, 1877. S,2s
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NNMTssIoNrR,g NOTICE.

AeAhAa ANaNra Aft4AA
Tks p~HaersgheA. havtnx heea aQpn4h4nd -
The hpn frphats CNart fex he District q Msa.
sbesies NonmtsssqneHs. b. yecslvA akanssns Ard
as4usi 81 siAiaa abd asnaDsz 4 al psrRaas
3esiEst tbs estate "
TAomts TuoAy. AAe ~ nous4f
10 sslA aistfssL dfeaAssa. soa 81 eisima takih.
tsA Ia esstt theFvto. ksrsky give aatses uat 80
Ell sect fet he pnrpess tfaresAi. 81 he 3ssf
seq ~ aabn Tuaby, In NAda nufsrL en &ha "A
Ia - gsaaAy hsit trom . eeiosk a. Is. uaUl
fran he ~ aay ~ yalf 4. b. fsgs i TIE dms
lmftea - ssid Cart feF SAL ored{tars - pfs.
seat NhsiF elAms % % Cor ssAwinktaa anA a.
l0sRacs,
nssst ~ noFssl. this 81 8ay o. JalF. a. e. 1877
MATHEW M~cDRkyKTr, go
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GE00 REWARD viii be paid for a
%oVV bottle of any other Extract OF
Essence of Ginger If found toequalin fine
flavor, purity, and prompt medicinal eff.
feet Sanford's Jamaica Ginger.
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Pullman PaIatiaI Hotel Cars.

Those celebrated Hotel Dining Cara are now
running regularly between
CHICAGO AND OMAHA,
on the California L1pres, Traine Of the CHICAGO
4 koRTH WEsIEAN West bot nd, They leave
Chicago daily, except sunday, land on every
third Sunday from the Wells street depot. Al
1880 A. NJ, and arrive ct Omaha. next nsrning.
East bound, they leave the Transfer depot, up.
posite Omaha, At 5;l5 p. NJ, daily, except Satur.
da. and every third Saturday and reach Obi.
cago the next afternoon.
No other road teet Of Chicago runs hsse Csi-
brated Pullman Hotel Cars on any form 81 Hotel
Cars.
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WANTED.
200 DOZEN OF EGGs EACH WEEK

n'shoi mAtkoi Price Paid ~ Cash fot Esss
delivered me- door north ~ boweu'. rufnitaTe
stors, MAnchestef Depot, W., Also
SUPERIOR ARTICLE or tex oRRAA
always 90 hand aud furnished % order a. short
notice, Gan bs packed 80 "a 90 be Kept u 90 "a
hours wiz furnish u al the following prices
~ Ctuts per Pint, 40 CeHts per Quart.
$40 per Gallon.
Larger quantities Al Special rates Cream 10
hYtred IA either Manchester oF Factory Point
villages, OF At Manchester Depot Al theas pHoeA
Orders solicited aud Satisfaction aaarAnine 4.
Orders by mail viii receive prompt attention.
EMERSON ESrAnRook.
luiy 18th au Manchester Depot. W.
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Marriages.

H. nsst pyrset gsiy an. - rst q utffnst
NJ tttn fsgA AaA Mise Leef 1saaha bath "
hNrsHk
Ia HAraems 1afy ish. Il It's rsNlasass "
Aan sn HIS Eeiaty kss Dr. ArthfbsA NJ
NtsFea ursob ef shshsbafF, kad Ntrs nlHs
Nil. 81 NAfauavils.
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RuRR AND BURTON SEMINARY
MANCHESTER. vrHSoxr.

4 boarding. and Day School Tor Ladies
and GeRtlemsa
ohers Tbs advantages afs failttaarl u able snd
experienced Teachers. Carefully Prepared
courses ot study, thesoagh arm Ia ths Ensh.h
with special attention 10 tho classics Aad younK
mcu Preparing Tor college. The hxsr s5santaess
81 mnsie ~ The tower terms. Fair TEAM
sogiHs Wednesday. August 4AA far beard.
rooms o. other nj lfmAliau. address the prLa
pal Ad 70 bsagac.arles.
H.H SHAW
Manchester VI. Juiy IS. ts7a. III
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- The Skin,
With it's Millions of Pores,

lie the great purifier Of the body. Draw the in.
fEmAtion and soreness from the Lungs. Liver,
Kidneys. Spleen, Boweis, Bladder, HeaFt and
Mascles through The skin with CoLLrss' VsLTAIc
PLAsTERs, and health and happiness are you're.
They are the greatest medical discovery OF the
century, aud utterly sarpAas al other plAsteTs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-19

FARM FOR SALE..-The place known
IS the VIM. Leonard Farm situated one mile
from Bondville, on stage road TO Manchester.
Said farm contains lao acres well timbered, with
9 coal kiln. house, barn aud apple orchard.
Also q good Circular Saw Mill 30iS0 situAted In
JamaicA on . large stream Of water, Is feet head,
Is horse power. Double house, barn. blacksmith
shop aud 30 acres land. Terms easy.
Apply TO or address
MARK LIvERMoRE.
Sly Jamaica, VI.
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MuTicK HAtHs sola uat nv stsea Aaa
~ tasistsa - VAT NAHA ~ aeseapts Aaa
Hs mnst he seHlel wtA thpm
VINCENT GROVER
Factory rosnt VI. Nav ath. tsf5
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ADvE
LISTS
FOUNDl

Any person who will send me the names 81
20 boys and girls, and 70 cents. ] will seud them
a large 8 page ~ column paper . whole year.
post free. Write uh
93S X, y FiTZ. Ansonia. On.
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Being from s 10 Is lbs. per foot Of out lighter
than Rny oRs on The list.
A. . Public trial VI Massrs, held July z, on tls
Ward Cotton faTm, In the t0wn " HaFtiand, VI.
under the Management u II. q. wheeler, Esa
Of White River Junction, VT. the Meadou King
Mover received the award Of Beet Mower nnder
q dfsught Ut i25 pouads, while the other comp :
ting n0sers showed ~ folloss:
0Eznits htAss. ...-.+s +a.,ts++ ..s.,.f .l1 n
bnekaye ..t.s+.tt. t...s.. stst.t.-tf lU
Knidsn. .t...Z 10
VI. A. WooAs... 49,. 7lB
This saa Indicated BY tbs dyhkmsssF far
nlahed and handed by the gent VI the KniHen
Mouing machins company. The Jadgsa we're
Asssrs Gales. Jaass Leonard. sad Geo. , Marcy
Trials u the Meadow King Mower.
The fol0wing rssaits Ia regard 10 The operation
Of The i~oilossRg named moving machines we're
ascsrtAinsd 81 orIAnd, Juns ~, ~ the audef.
sigusd
Wood MaeLins-l feet 9 inch cut. fsqsired q
oTsft Of i7S HE. ID The grass.
ChpPsr r ) feet & inches cat. 10 ponnd 10 The
grAss.
Meadow ging 4 feet cut. las lbs. il The grsss.
EHBIa srUHBs,
W. II. FOwEns,
AIbIoE b1FER.
cosstnittes sgrsed upon BY the several Agsuts
Al MorrlssiIis. Va, Jass soth. before similar
committee.
B~ncssys-arsfs "a. 1900. .i75 lbs.
ClppeF--dra1 Vas 40
Meadow King -efafl wss .taa.si5
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NOTICE.

MINI MINI Invested In Wall NJ. Stocks
Kill Xll makes fortune. every mln.h.
WiU W WlUU Book sent free explaining
everything. Address
BAXTER A co Bankers, n Wall 81, ". Y.
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WANTS.

Adssftssaeats. usaar tAis hesa. tsa eauta PEI
har cash msVtian.
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THURSDAY ICLY p. pt
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

Once above the lower catarActs We have
the half of Africa before us with no inter-
ruptiou, and not, like the Lower Nile
regions, deserts of sand, but one vsst,
populons plain, 60 populous, indeed, that,
excepting Ugogo, know no part Of Africa
SO thickly inhabited. The usual term viii
iage is g misnomer for most Of the collec
tions of dwellings they are towns.in some
places two miles long, with one or more
broad streets between the rows of neat,
we'll built houses. The houses are superior
to anything in East Central Africa. TIE
natives are different also. Every thought
seems engrossed with trade, and faire and
markets are established everywhere.
The Congo river gives ITO miles below
and 725 miles above the cataFacts of Bava
gable water, while the great sffiuents
north and south, traversing the basin, will
give over ! 200 milea. and perhaps much
more. The greatest aft1 oent, the Ikelem ba,
is over O thousand miles in length the
Nkutu river is over seven hundred, the
Aruwim must be over Ave hundred, while
there are four or five others which, by their
breadth. should judge TO be navigable for
great distances. l would not advise any
solitary explorer to venture near the canni-
bal lands, unless he wishes trouble, but the
influence of trade, once it 10 established on
the equitable basis, will soon reduce those
natives also to reason.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02
MARRIAGES OF CATHOLICS 4ND PRO-
TESTANIS.
C.nrinpa.i Carho.ic T.lsgraph

A Protestant contemporary asserts that
the Catholic Church ipvalidates all mar
rIages which are Dot solemnIZed by her
priesthood. This is not true. TIE Catho-
lie Church has never taught this either by
decree of Council or pastorate of a bishop.
When the education of the managers of
Protestant journals is advanced far enough
to see S distinction between the legality
and validity of an act, and TO discern that
tie latter can exist without the former,
they will have advanced one step in ac-
quiring some knowledge of what the Cath
olic Church gives to each on the subject Of
marriage. lt is not the doctrine of the
Catholic Church, that q marriage between
o Catholic and Protestant, contracted in
an unlawful way outside the Church, has
NO validity.
The Catholic party by such an act COM
nits grievous Gin and violates q law Of the
Church, but if the other party be baptized
the contract is binding for life. The tie in
this cass is indiseolnble Christian marriage
being q sacrament, is like all others sub
ject to the authority of the Church. So
mixed marriages, where tie non Catholic
party is baptized, and, therefore, q mem
eer of the body of the Church, there ie
attached prohibiting i'm pediment, that only
makes it illicit. The Catholic doctrine is
different when the non Catholic party has
not received the eacrament of baptism.
Then the marriage is null and void-for
the impediment established By the Church
is of q different order. It not only prohib
its but invalidates, and that which passes
for marriage is in the eyes of God and the
Church only q continuous state of sinful
concubinage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

900 German Catholics. How faithfully
they discharge their dnties. and how zeal
ousiy the people, on their part, assist their
pastors, may be estimated by the fact that
the baptisms by tbepe German priests last
year numbered II ,O77-an average OF more
than one each week for each priest; and
that tho number of children in the German
parochial schools wss l37 ,322-an average
of almost exactly 100 children for each
priest. The following table will show with
approximate exactuees the number of Ger
man Catholic priests and German Catholic
lay men in the various States or dioceses:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02
and an Malarial piseaaes.

CoSMo G. LO6IE. Surgeon Major OF the RcHl
Horse GCards. Lond5n. whites; II have given u
SGrraceT1iG PtnptErcd a fair trial and am happy
that eleven continent in our hands have recoves
nncer its peculiar influence TIE efoes Of the Sam
cena killed the virus changed the character Of he
disease and did away with the cause Of pittinE Isa
amply supplied with the SArrAceAia for the Of ny
regiment and advise every country gentleman 70 have
= supply N hie medicine chest"
The
Sarracenia Life Bitters
delightfully."- cordial, and universal in A16aEA
Georgia and South Carolina . specife for sIG6
COMPLAINT: and All diseases connected with ths
FREDKRiCKsoN & HARrE. pruGEisa
Canal street.
WIN BoGEL, Magazine street.
Dr. J. TUCKER Mobile, Proprietor. m5I3TlJ
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

WIZ YOU CANVAS fyg go n9zth, and
w LII work fAthfaliyi Wriss 70
n0ls Sm A. Z. STASF0kD, 5sp BToaavAy, =. 7.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

B. & ". CRoNKR.-Our readers will bear in
mind that this popular dry goods firm has removed to
he elegant store I17 Canal CTouro BaIdipgs)
~nere they now have of the finest stocks OF dry
goods ever seen in New Orleans. Their prices are
very low.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02
FOR THE BENEFIT
Il OF TIE ,
Southern People and Suffering Humanity

Inow respectfully announce myssif the Sole AEs.'
Of the Southern States, except Maryland and NrEA~
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE.
Montreal, Csnada and winooski Vermont for Tie sn
Of their original ., gen nine Prepar1rone TIE
OF SPkUCE GUN, for Pulmonary Consuaps9:.SSs -
CouGks, Colde. Hosrseness and othsr affections 70
Chest also ths gent for the sale Of the Sikgf
FOR HOPPING COUGH and C0MP0UNo LII
MENT- which 10 useful especially for 1EhAHlnaSSH!
Rheumatisn. Sciatca and Pains in the Lo;ns II. -
invaluable remedies well known and in genera =
in forth and Eaos and are offered 10 thSfeopI
Of the South. An that is ssked for from the eonIr
nifty s test Of their curative properties and
msndAton according to TIE effect convents SeissH
Boarding Schools and ali charitable inssitutionS sn
never be without supply6f thoSs salutnry mtItais1
Depots for the sale CT the above will bs ssta21sS
In tie following States; Louisiana Alabama - vi
sippI, Texas Florida Georgia, Tennessee, scan AN
NORTH CaIoln9. Foreign NeIcol. ,. .
An orders for the s5ove viii be promptly sDed
Mann pfActOIers' pricse By the General Agent
P. F. GOGARTY,
Bookseller and stasioner. asa Camp ttrset
New OTlesIa u
PRICE of the Syrup of Spracs Gum, seci H'op"S
Couph Syrup Sec; Compound LinIment, 15e-
N. BE careful and examine She trade ESn
nhlS7
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02
THE CARELESS WORD.

rTwAs but q word n eAreless word,
AZ thistle dow q IL seedael - !iEhsi
1t paused . moment iE " air.
Then onward winged its Eight
Arofsor lip cAusht mp the vsrd.
And br~atAed IL With \ hearty speer;
II gathered weight as on IL sp-d.
liat careless MoEd In ite career.
Then ruuor caught the fyiez word,
And busy gossip gave IL weight
UnJit that hStie word eeskaS
A vehicle Of angry hate
Ard then the word was winged with hre,
I,a mission vas n thing Of pAini
For coon IL fslI Ike lava drops
Upon . wiIdly-tortured orAin-
And then another page OF life
wiGh burning. scAla'pg teAIe vAs elurrd I;
A loaa Of care ~ heavier made,
IIs sdded weigut, that careless void.
ThAs careless word. osi how 1t seorched
A fAintinR. bleeding. qnivering heart!
Twas hks Q hungry IRE, shat starcheo
Throoeh every tender. vital part
How wildly throehsd that aching heart
Dosp aRoay ita foaBtAtns stirre1;
Il cAlnaed but biSpsr naEes nkrk
Tbs pathway OF that careless word
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-20

Five more negroes were lodged in
jail at Marion last week, making the
total number: of prisoners 26. On
account Of the desperate character
of most of the culprits. and the
gravity of the offences with which
they are charged, Sheriff Gricc is
having the Jail guarded, four gentle
men being detailed every night for
the purpose.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-20

The Radical sheriff Of Darlington,
like some other officials, is on tho
fence. He says ho will not recog
nizo the trial Justices Of either Of
the governors until things arc set
tied.
The Georgetown Comet has seen
q sample Of very fine clear pale
rosin 1t bordcrcd on the quality
Of window glass, and WAS made from
this years virgin turpentine, at the
distilicry Of Mossls. Afford e.
Durnnt on the Santec.
Mrs. Gon', the temperance advo-
cate, has been cruising around in
Beaufort A Temperance Union
was organized Oh Ladies Island
with forty~four members and one
at the Atlantic Saw Mills with thir-
ty-fve members. Strange to say
fifty persons in the wicked city of
Port Royal signed the pledge to
abstoin from cocktails. The Union
in Beaufort now has one hundred
and thirty names on its roll.
/ Last Thursday was celebrated in
the Due West Female College as
N1issi iMcQuerns' seventy fifth birth
day. College exercises were sus-
pended part of the day, and u
splendid dinner was given to the
faculty and cenior class by DR..
Bonner in honor of tho event.
Quite number of handsome pres
ents were given to Miss NIcQuerns
by her associates and friends, and
the day passed of; most pleasantly.
Miss McQuerns has been identified
with the college at Duo West ever
since it's foundation.
Tyron & Cooks store at Ninety-Six
was broken open on last Wednesday
night and robbed of a part of it's con-
tents. A lot of tobacco, whiskey,
sugar, flour, meat, etc, was carried
off, amounting in value to several
hundred dollars perhaps. Suspi-
cion attached to q negro named
William Smith, for whose arrest a
warrant was issued by Trial Justice
Rogers. On being arrested Smith
confessed and conducted the parties
interested to batch of woods near
town where he had seoreted his plum
der. 80
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A ST n III a !

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Diptheria, Pne,linon Il
Neuralgia, and nearly all
othcr severe attack 8
when all OF her remedies
fail.
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Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets. &c.
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ticnts by Mail. Please
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Can be cured. W hy?
because We have
cured hundreds Of
cases, sone Of them
being given over TO
die by all physicians
OF other schools Of
practice. COnsump-
tion is II diseuso OF
tho Air passages and
over twO-thirtls Of
the cases are caused
b y Catarrh. Wo
guarantee q euro II
you will come in soa-
son,
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Is acknowledged and recommended ty
physicians and apothecaries to be the best
purifier and cleanser OF the blood yet
discovered, aid thousands speak in its
praise who have been restored to health