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EurOpeau Markets.

LONDON, March .4-12.3O P. M.-Cotton at SO sic
for money and account
LONDON, March 14-12.3O P. M-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 10i0s at 1851 Erie Rail-
way at Is.
LONDON, March 14-13O P. M.-Consols at 96s for
money and account.
FRANKFORT, March 14.-American securities
New SIS, 1881.
LIVERPOOL, March 14--12.30 P. M.-Cotton-The
market dull and easier; Middng uplands at 6sd;
do Orleans 916d; sales of 5000 bales including 1000
bales, tor speculation and export; receipts to-day
$4,000 bales, including $4,000 American.
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A Odd Fellows Proclama,;or

ST. JoHNsBURY, VI, March 14.-John. w.
Gale, Grand Masther of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, for Vermont, issued
to-day to subordinate lodges in the state, a
proclamation for Thanksgiving GU the 26tn day
of Aprll, 10 Commemoratlon of the 58tn Ami
versary OF th- introduction of the order into
the United Stats.
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Fire at LincO1uviIIe,

RocKLAND, March 14.-At Lincolnvll to-day
the schooner Arthur Burton, loaded with hay
and lime for New Bedford, took fire and the
larger portion of the cargor was consumed
Ito the Associated Press.]
Fatal Accident ut -kowhesan.
SKowHEGAN, March 14.-At o'ciock this
afternoon a fearful accident occurred here.
While crew of men were at work in the flume
of the Pulp Mill, the bulk head suddenly gave
away, letting in the water and drowning James
Gilman and breaking Melville Aliens leg, and
slightly injuring Others Gilman was aoout3 So
years of age, and leaves wife and one child
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METEOROaOGlCAE

INDICATIONS FOR TUE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
March Is, Il A. My
For New England.
falling, followed by rising barometer, north and
west winds and clearing or clear weather,
following with light rain or snow.
Rivers will generally fall, except rising from
Cincinnati to Memphis.
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In Behalf OF the Women of Rhode
ESIuud.

PROVIDENCE March 15-In House of Repre-
seLtatlves to-day, special Committee on
women suffrage made report recommending
an amendment to the State constitution, SO
that upon any proposition to Impose tax
upon unmarried women and widows that thew
shall have the privilege of voting, subject to
some regulations and limitations as men.
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,rRox MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
MEMOIR ANDA.

Sch Katie Mitchell, of Augusta, from New York
for Wilmington, NC. put into Norfolk 18th, leaky
and with loss OF sails.
Sch Ju ia E Carnage from Perth Amboy for Bos-
ton ashore at South Lyme, lies on a smooth bottom
and can be f1oated without further damage. She
was unmanageble when she struck, having sprung
aleak when off Old Field Light and partly filled with
water. She was stripped 10th.
Sch Eta Simpson. Thompson, at New York I'm
Cardenas. reports 9th inst had heavy gale lasting
"a hours and lost jbs and deckload of 20 hhds mo-
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The FeraItO Race
The Missing Produce Merchant.

Mr.. Bergh stopped the mustang race today
and made an investigation of the condition of
the condition of the animals, subsequent ly al
lowing it to proceed.
The Missing Produce Merchant.
Late thus afternoon Chief of Police Wallipg
received telegram from Coroner Moody Of
Ecolbucto, N b., which seemed to indicate
that Mr. kingam, the missing produce dealer,
was dead The telegram states thar tho hod1
OF man was discovered on the raIlrosd tr.oI,
near Welfoid station, N B., on the fntar .oaIA
NAL railway. Cards aud pocket bandLeroh'os
with the name of James Klneam on ,hana
were found iu his possession. 1t apDrars hn
purchased ticket for passage to England on
the steamer Scandinavian on which he sailed
from Portland, Me-, under the name OF j. d
Moore on last Saturday, and on Monday he
left the steamer at Haifax. A large amount
of properly was found ou him. The reasons
which led Mr. Kingam to go away are yet
wrapped 10 mystery, but 1t is believed his mind
was deranged owing to business losses
ST. JOHN, N. b., March 14--The Daily Tel
eegrapn has received the following telegram
from Wexford, station on the IntercolonIal
halfway ~ the heart OF the woods, 40 miles
here: NV AN'ie' iioin
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The Fate of n Would he uur.,.,o.
R0hhRn -

NASHVILLE March 14.-J'm Walker, Color
ed, aged IL, ,ttemptrd 10 murder ard ron Ms
Stokel near UlI"n Ridge, Williamson con- v
She W IS re'cn'd by seolher gro. WaLel
was arr, sted sud placed Ia iai al Frankln
from winch he was taken by dozen masked
men and hung,
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MARRIED..

In this city, March 49, by Rev. A. Dalton, Robert
T. Carr and Miss S. Lizzie Hanson. both OF Portland.
In Standish, March 4, by Sam Dingley, ESQ, Jas.
M. Shaw of Gorham and Salome NJ. Emery OF Stand
ish.
Alice NJ DunniDg.
in Brunswick. March 3, Fred w. Chandler and
Miss Martha f. Curtis.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The New York Central and Erie.

The New York Central and Erie.
New YORK, March IA 1t is reported that
the New York Central and Erie roads have
come to an understanding in regard to local
business; and that competition between this
city and those, points in the state which both
reach is to be abandoned.
Fast Travelling
BALTIMORE, March 14.-On March 18th the
Atlantic coast line of railway and connections
between Richmond and Montgomery adopted d
fast mail sche dule. The time between New
York and New Orleans is sixty-four hours,
thirty five minutes. Boston Passengers would
thus reach New Orleans in three DAYS.
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FRANCE.
More Oulrages.

PARIS, March 14.-The commission appoint
ed by the French Academy of Science to inves-
tigate the ravages of insects in the wine grow
ing districts, report that % departments have
been ravaged and in many districts poverty,
p:ivation and misery have replaced affiuence.
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Layer,new 2 10 q 2 20
l.. M. new. 2 40 "a 2 80
New Val.
}Y ID. e. a II
Lemons Pbx "a 4 80
oranges Val. 8 90 q 9 90
Jamaica Po. o 90 q 9 90
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The supply of Cattle from the West has been so
large this week as it was week ago. and the quail
ty upon an average not SO good.
Mich Cows-Extra, $55 to 50; ordinary S25 to co.
Prices for Mich do not vary much from week to
are of common grade Good Cows sell well at fair
prices.
Store Cattle-None in market, except Workipe
Oxen and Mich Cows, most of the small Cattle being
bought up for Beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by butchers. There are but few Sheen offer
ed in market sale. most of them being bought nm
Tor butchers at the West and sent direct to them.
From the North the supply was light and trade fair
at prices ranging from TOT p tb.
Swine No Store Pigs in market Fat Hogs 45OO;
prices &c " ID, live weight.
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Providence Print CIots,s yEnrne,

r3tovIDENoE, r. l., March 14.-The Printing cloths
market is dull and prices shade easier at close be-
ing nominaIy at 4sc for standard and extra GA 81
spots and II @ 4sc for April to July.
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Foreign Notes.
MINOR TEEEHRANIs.

A younng man named James Miller aud a
Miss Hauehan were drowned in Scujog river,
near Lindsay, Ont, yesterday.
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DIED.

In this city. March IA. Adde Ridgaway, youngest
daughter of Charles 81. and Adeline j Blake aged II
years 10 months Is days.
In this city, March 18th, Sarah Therusa McShane,
aged years months.
iSt. John papers please copy.l
In Standish, Mr.. Joseph Higgins aged II years and
months.
In Bath, March 10. Mr.. Joseph Marriott, aged 50
years months.
In Bath, March 49, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John
@. A. 1hayer. aged so years months.
In Bristol Feb. 10, Wilbur Lewis, aged 81 years:
In Durham, March 6, Minnie L. Newell, aged 10
years 1 month.
In Bridgton. March 4, Mrs. Mehitable Mills, agep
years months.
In sheboygn, Wis.,. March 0. Mrs. Charlotte Moore,
wife OF the Rev. Ashael Moore.
Funeral services Friday forenoon at 10t O'clock
at the residence of II. q. Quincy rs Federal street,
Eastern papers please cOpyl
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ONTA RIO.
Fall of the GaYernar Genera

OTTowA. On, March 14.-The Governor
General fell on the pavement to-day. One of
his ribs was broken and the muscles of his
back strained. No serious results are antci-
pated.
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GEE RMANY.
Resignation of Won stoscb.

cshEHHtHUN Oh VON StOsCb.
BERLIN, March 14.-Gen. Won Stoscb. chief
of the German admirals, has resigned in con-
sequence of expressions in Bismarck s speech.
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COLUMBUS, o, M,rcn l4.-rnere is scarcely
y enauge Ia the Senatorial CONTEST since last
hlght Ii is generally conceded that either
matthew's or Taft will be nominated.
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THE DOMINION.


HALIFAX, March 14-Late advices report the
herring fisheries at Bay of Islands and Boone
Bay, N. F., complete failures.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar sth, sch Sargent S Day. Nc
Ar sth, sch Fred Holden, McRea, Ruatan.
SID 9th, sch Lady Woodbury..
PASCAGOULA-Ar It'll, sch Enterprise, Mitchell,
PENS AcoLA-ar sth. sch Robert Ruff. Lee. from
FERNANDINA-Ar stb, sch seabury, Trim,
DxkiEN-old 9th. sch Addie NJ Bird. Fales. for
sAyzNNAH-sld 9th. sch Aneroid, Talbot, for
PORT PoYAL. SC Ar 18th, sch Hattie Fuller,
CHAKLEsToN--Cld 9th, sch Catawamteak, Ken
Sid 18TH sch Isaac Orbeton. Crockett. Baltimore.
NORFOLK-Ar 18th. sch Katie MITCHELL FIN New
81 in 2 sch Adne
Dennison, from Cardenas for Baltimore.
BALTIMokE-Cld 18th, brig Ellen Munroe, for
Ar 18th, brig Addie Hale. Sheppard. Sagua.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Harry Wilton,
CID 18th. schs Albert FL Waite. Drisko, Matanzas;
Mabel Rose, Allen. Portland.
Cid 18th sch Ethan Allen, Blake, Matanzas; E H
Below I4th. sch Nj X Rawley, Rawley Cardenas.
NEW YORK. Ar 18th, schs Eta A Simpson,
timore for New Haven; Ha:binger. Dodge, George
town SC; Lucy Ames, bishop. Rockland; Mansfield,
Achoin. and Star, Carman, Providence; Harmonic,
Cid 18th, ship Ne Plus Ultra Borden, London.
Ar 18th, sch Starlight, Reed, San Bias.
Cld 18TH, 0arQu6 Il w Gr1fnth, Drumm0nd, for
havana; schs E s Newman. Newman, Corina and
Cadiz: Hattie Sampson, Pinkham, tor Cardenas;
Chas Heyer, Poland, Barbados
Passed through He'll Gate 18th, Samuel Z Spring
Bacon. New York for Portland,
PkOVlDENCE-Sld 18th schs John Boynton,
Mitchell. and light Boat, Wood, New York; Lucy
Wentworth, Pendleton, do.
BRISTOL-Sd 18th, sch Mexican, Haskell for
New York.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th. sch Carrie Hix, Cot, from
Rockland for New York.
Sailed schs Mary Shields, Waite, Port johnson
for Fall River; Y Wellington. Rich, Kennebec tor
Annapolis; j Gilmore, Sylvester. Baltimore for
Rockiand; Eagle, Robbins and E Gates, Freeman.
Providence tor do; Martha Sargent, Closson, Fall
River tor New York; Annie Wilder, French, for
New York.
In port, sch Clara Fletcher. Sargent, from sagua
for Portland repairing; Irvine Berry, st John, B.
to load for West Indies.
FALL RIvER-Ar 10th, sch Mary Shields, Waite,
Port johnson.
Whey ARD-HAvEN-Ar 18TH, schs Cathie G.
Berry, Seavey. I'm Pensacola 10 days for Boston, Jed
Frye, Langley. Port johnson for Portland; Freddie
Nichols Tanning. do for Machiasport; Ned Sumpter
Fountain; Arctic, 1inn; Mary LangdoH, Mullen,
and Laconia Crockett, Rockland for New York; En-
press, Kennedy, Belfast tor do; Sparta, Arey Win
terport for do; Carrie dix Xix, Clark's Island for
do; Douglas Haynes Adams, Wscasset for Philadel
Gates, Holmes. Portland for Baltimore; Mary, Nc
Gee, Belfast for do; Satilla, Riyes Bath for Sata
River.
Sid. brig j B Brown sch Carrie l. Hx
BOSTON-Cld 18th, sch S Lindsey, johnson,
Portland.
Ar 14th, brig Helen. Kurdish, St Domingo; schs
John sanford, Berry, Baltimore for Portsmouth;
Lillian, Ryan, Belfast.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th, sch H NJ Roges, Warren,
Belfast.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
M-A-RINE NEWS,


Wednesday, March IA.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Brig j Brown, Foster, New York-coal to Ran
dali & McAlister, Vessel to Winslow & Co.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Brig Florence May, (Br) Geitzler, Point -PItre-
Phinney s. jackson.
Sch Eben Fisher, Reynolds, Matanzas-Geo Hunt
& Co.
Sch Mary d Haskell, Carter, Cardenas-Nutter,
Kimball q Co.
Sch j Trafton. Hoyt. Philadephia-Isaac Berry.
Sch Ligntfoot, (Br) Swim. harrington. Ms master.
Sch Alaska, ThoIndike, Rockland-C A B Morse
g. Co.
Sch salle Mair, Powell. Belfast-M n Rich.
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~ Boston q Maine Railroad. ............ o7a
PORTLAND. Saeo a. Portsmouth Railroad al
IA Maine central Il Il. ....................
$4,000 Belfast (Me.) 6s, l8
Sl,OOU Portland City Skies, 1907. ......,. i0Sl
$1,000 eoston q Maine Railroad rs, 1884, iISa
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new s4s, 1906. -, XII
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ME XICO.
Kecognifiau of DiaZ.

CRY OF MEXICO, March 8, via Havana Mar.
14.-Diaz has been recognized by Minister Eos
ter as President de facto and dejure. After the
meeting of Congress 90 the 2lst, the inaugura-
ton Of Diaz will take place.
A Severe ask.
Mr.. Richardson, secretary of the American
legation, and Mr.. Murphy, an Englishmau, as
cended the peak of Orizabs. This is the fourth
ascension by foreigners. They suffered greatly
from cold,
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New York stock and mousv Market.

New YORK. March 14-Evening-Mon market
easy at a per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange
is dull at 4S33 4S4 for long and ASH a 1867 for de-
mand. Increased frmness for sight bills is due to
London,
Gold opened and closed at 1O4s with sales in the in
term at 1914 The carrying rates ranged from 1 TO
per cent; loans were also made fiat. The clear
ahces were S23,SOO00O The customs receipts to- day
were s25S,OOO The Treasury disbursements were
$4,000 for interest and SS,sO6 for bonds Govern
ments steady, marketn of a. per cent bonds is pro-
ceedmg with great rapidty within few days. One
bank on Broadway subscribed for s ,OOU, QUO: down
town savings bank took another million, and an oil
refining company still another million. Subscrip-
ton from Boston was received TOR S6UOOu0 Another
call VIII soon be issued. State bonds nominal Stock
market is devoid Of excitement to-day with compaI-
atvey limited fluctuations, which LEFT prices Of the
active llst at close about where they opened.
Inc total transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
gregated 10000 shares, incluung New York Cen
tral 400 shares, Lake Shore $4,000 shares, Pacific
Mail 5000 shares, st Paul preferred 2iOO shares,
Delaware, Lackawanna q Western $4,000 shares,
New Jer:ey Central 1900 shares, Michigan Central
$500 shares WestenU Union TO- 500 shares Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph 5000 shares, Ellie 2SOn shares.
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The w OOl Marker.

Boston, March Al Reported for the Press.I-The
following is a list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 80 q
dunn Al a 42c coarse 3S q 4Oc; Michigan extra and
Xxx SO "a 40c; fine 81 q 800; medium 50 q 800; COM
mon So q 36c; other Western fine and X 81 q 4Oc;
81 a 45c; superine 81 a At; No l, 20 q 3Oc; comb
ing fleece so q SOC, Fine delaine 45 g 4Sc; California
Ia a 30c; Texas Is q 26c Canada 40 q Ale do comb
ing 90 g 57A; Smyrna washed IS q 2Sc; do unwash-
ed, 10 a 23c: Buenos Ayres IS q 33c; Cape Good
Hope 80 a 33c; Australian 45 q SIC; Donsko IS q
33c.
The market continues quiet for Wool and in prices
very little change. Manufacturers are purchasing in
lots wantei and choice and desirable f1eeces and
super and pulled are steady at previous prices,
but low grades are dull.
Jmnorts froYns .Ianuarv I to Mob IN
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Gay, unc; brigs Geo Giehrist, Oreutt; III Cleayes,
Gu mings; ID Soule, Soule; e Rich, Paine. anu
Agenora, Walls, do, schs Nellie Star. Poland: tmma
crosby. CROSBY; Grace, Bradley, Vesper; Matte a
Franklin, Griffin, and Emma X Smalley. Glenn, do;
Machias.
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Imports fromi January to Mich. 10.
1876, 1877

Foreign, bales. 800. ............". 593 1.014
Domestic bags and bales. ,........ 1886 27,7O3
In New York the past few days has witnessed rath-
er better inquiry, mostly for inferior grades, but
the prices realized were generally below anything
recently accepted. Carpe2 Stoek-manu facturers
complain of dull market for goods and in conse-
quence their wants are very limited; holders, how
ever, continue firm at former prices. California
Fall has attracted considerable attention. due to the
fact that holders have recently exhibited disposition
to prices have declined about &c % H. Spring
is 10 light supply and firm.
In Philadelphia the stock of fine is reduced to a
low figure. and holders generally are firm in their
views, but the manufacturers come torwrrd slowly.
Medium grades meet fair inquiry, but tub and
pulled are neglected, with decline in city SUI
per, and unwashed sell slowly.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
No Change in the General
Result.
Marston Probably
Elected.
PrescOff's Majority
About 1900.
Senate. House and Council Re-
publican.

CONCORD, March lathe following is the
vote of the state by counties in all but twenty
fnDr
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SPOKEN.

March 2, no lat. lon 60. sch Nellie Chase, Randall,
from Portland for Ponce.
March 5. lat rs 03, Ion 10 49, sch Daybreak Blake,
from Cardenas for New York.
March 5, lat % 03. Ion 10 AZ, sch N A Wiley. Gil
christ from MatanZas for New York.
March IL. OFT Nantucket ship Santa Clara Tobey,
from Liverpool for New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
HEADQUARTERS p. A. & n. U.
Special Meeting will be held at their hall on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 10th at o'clock.
Business; appropriation of money. A full atten-
dance is requested. Per order,
mal4dSt GEO. P. SHERWOOD, Secretary.
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Daily Domestic Receirts-


By water conveyance-lt0O bush cornmeal to g
W, True 81 Co. w -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-13

IL hefeby gisen that dtfIolt having
been made fbr more than sixty days III The
payment IL portion OF the amount secur'
ell 20 be paid by certain mortgage exc
cuted by James Kennedy to amuel stia =
Taylor and Edwin ParsonS, trustees OF thc
cairo ciry property, dated November ~
1872 re. rled in III, recorders oil g I
Alexander county Ia the state OF Illinois,
in b1ok T." OF i eds, on page $50, etc, /,
The under signed Successor tc slld trustees
VIII Oh saturday the 18th DAY OF May, in
slant 4. ID 1877 a, 10 O'Clock, Ia the tore
40 N OF that day undrr md by virtue Of
the power oil sale eOatglued In said mort
= -, eel n public auction, 10 the highest
hi'idcr for cash a, the nlice bulldog OF s.
5. 1Hi To-, coIuer Of Washington avenue
am El.lrp Il h street, Ia ,id city tfNMru.
IN A','N nile equity audStlie Of Illinois lots
mum ..frd - ltweuty-i M, - twenty
liy, J, - uweuly.sIXJ, - ttwenty-seycnl, *
ltHeHly cighl In L,O,k numbered 9lmInriy)
10 tic Ii - addition 10 laid city Of cairo, g
60 diug u tn recorded pat thereof,
with Il e alICItenanCcs to satisfy the pnr-
poses and condition OF SAID mortgage.
Dated Cairo, Ills. May lst, 1871.
STATS Taylor,
rru,tea Of the cairo CITY PrOpe ~.
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURlflER.
HEMAR.

THIS uncomfortable DEPURATITE Is
n po.rsrf"i ILTERI TTTE, TONIC, d.
TRETIC, DIiPHOREIIC' dna if 1919,
ENT, combining rirtues tghteh render
IL Invaluable and nerer- failing; and 6y
its continued use triH Thoroughly erddt-
cate all diseases OF the blood. Its ingre-
dienfs are of purely hdrmtsss .,'n,.
ton, the products gathered Prom remote
Egyptidn Prorinces. and Where there IS
the slightest faint Of disease "a me sDs-
TEN, Il nerer fails in Greeting mar disease
Through ne medi"m % me sn,n' or ens
channels of TIE body, thereby duoWhg,
and, indeed, forcing az ne orgamyy sm,o
thcir proper no~at "na L"net't0;, .n Ell ,,;iI
Somsfed r~e1fia6Uiiy and tronderim enra-
tire properties, q being. most 1.anest,gh"-
and the greatest discovery OF the present
age, ia the treatment or erery disease
trhere the blood itself IS primarily me
SCROFTL4 aud the thousand aud ono
causes that lead to this terrible d6lictiony
OF trhich all eiriiised communities are
cognisant, for Bibiiea! Truth has assert
risi t" eren into the tIird and FOURTH g1.,-
sra,ions.r aud TO BROKEN DOWN IND
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 1t ~
yorerfu regeneration, causing ne rrTSs
or man once more to assume the oou-t"e
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