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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF ST. PAT
Wy y ICk.-A specislu Getting Of The ComJus ndsry
will b. held at the Hall, THIS friday NIGHT at
O Gle OK to make arrangements for the funeral Of
our lsfe Sir knight MAURICE MULcARE.
BY order OF COmmsI der.
NIB GORMAN, Recorder.
~ OFFICE Of 1HG PUBLIC PRTNTER
NrS 1 am compelled to announce that il is useless
& tpply for any employment ia the GOvernme I
Printing Office in cap ,cIty. and that must de-
ne seeing persons W hose only object is to seek
employ ment, So that tbs legitimate business Of
Office may have my attention
Je22 St JN0 ID. DEFREES, Public Printer.
~ AT TIE REQUESr e a large number o
NY our readers TIE SUNDAY HER AID will
n SUNDAY, June "a a. publish q full report of the
lac il junction case Of THE Capital Publishing
Company versus Geo Hill, jr and Jos. NJ Brown y
This " i'll include the charges of Colonel Patt ami
the reply of the defendants, togefh with the "a,
companying afidavits and interesting corresp nd
ence. 2,-1t
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The SchOolship SC. Nsry1.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The u. s. echool-
ship 81: Mays. from New London, Nay 26,
has arrived at Liabop, Portugal
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RAIrrMopv,e w.,

=, BALTIMoRE's NEXT MAJORITY the &C.
ton OF 2 majority OF the delegatss to the
3epocranc city convention, Colonel George
Tor mayor OF baltimore.
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~FUssKLLs SALOONS ARE THE COOL.
EST RESORTS In THE CITY. my3l- I'm
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- BACK silk stockings are embroidered
The vice president OF the Delaware ana
,hu 19son canal Company announces that
LIE 1sy VIII sell no more coal Ct auction Tor th0
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EDINBURGH, June 1.-THE London COR
respondent OF the Scotaada telegraphs that
he understands that ex-P President Grant has
slready received Q communication from
Queen Victoria, and that he viii be received
by her majesty shortly.
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Que fourts en- quart Tin Bucket, ten quart Tin
Bucket, one Elk quart TIN Buck +, one Que
Q'art I'm Bucket, nelarge Tn DIpper-a.l Of
this for 81.
Perfect set of Crs qret, Malets, Balls, Stakes
10 lchets, all in a lice wood box, and "A y :,
Croauet BOOK thrown in, at 81 Is per sett
Shawl strao De- good at 25c extra fine, at SOC Trav-
cling satche from S to S2-all cheap and good
Cent? Buff sun Umbrellas, fine quality, former
price e. 80, offer ut 75c.
Walnut Flower Trelises, Sc One pair of the ceIe-
brated Picture Pluck" for ga, handsomely
framed.
Six fine Baby Carriages at prime cost, to get them
out Of the way. l received them this spring /,
with orders from the manufacturer to sell them
at cost Come and look at them.
B. siLveRBERe,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR
S11 1TH STREET,
Jell-m,w6f,tr Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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BALTIMORE, June 22.-Baltimore a OHIO
shares sold this morning At GLASS, and at the
close IS was bid, and 100 asked. Pittsburg
and Copnellsville and Marietta were sold
higher, the former selling n lO0a100 <, and
the latter ct 100 for nrsts, 45x for seconds and
15a1e for thirds.
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II ESTAURANT PARIsIEN:-I respectfully An.
French Restaurant, q "a carte, and win take and
promptly NIL orders for Dinners, Suppers and We'd
ding Parties. Those who can appreciate Q FOOD
meal or choice lunch q very moderate prices WIN
fraaeaise. CUSTAFE BROCHE, French Caterer.
1884 Pa. av., opposite Willard's Hotel. Nice Fur.
nished Rooms for boarders. mYxS-l ms
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bCTTZ.-The supreme'court of South Caro-
nna has rendered q decision that Mr.. G. W.
in the State, has vacated the once by the sc-
ceptance OF an election to the next Congress.
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BALTIMORE. June z-Nirginia sfres, old ~.
do. deferred 81. 40. consolidated, IL North Caro-
iBa si.es old, -; 10 new 10 do. special tax, hid
BIITrxoss, june 2i.-oOtton srm aud quiet
middline, ia Flour, good grades steady anl firm
lev and medium Gull and heaNy-H oW ard street
aud wesieru super. o5a5 %: do. extra. 8 2sa7 Is
do. family. sI5s9o0, City Mills super. Oaa5 o. do
extra Z ,Oas co, Do. Bio brsnd-, sp1 do. family,
WN. Wheat more active and nrm-Penn-yl,aI AHA
red, Sal a., Maryland red l7Oal- ~ Corn, south
err hrmer and gher western firm aud quiet, ofer-
western mixed, sIot, So July. So. August, COS
steamer, 55as. Oats quiet aud --sady-southern
4oai, western white Gas. do MIXED a., afS Penn
, iNafla. q afs. Rye quiet ana lower. TsSU Hay
CULINARY laud and PeuusylN AHA prime, u tsialst
ProNlsion- hrmeT and tendency upN ard Pork, l47
as co Bulk meats. ia0se-shoulders. 81. clear rib
sices, ~ packed, 7siss Bscon-should-rs, q. s6n
refined. lOalrss Butter auli-choiCc western grass,
l5als. Petroleum cuil-orude, ~ %; refined, l2&
al.A. Con 2 quiet and fTmer-RiB cargseS, liza
2ea golting, l. AZ Whisky firtn, IN. keceipts-
flour, lfo, wheat, NO. corn. n so: oate 80
rye, loo ShipDeuts-Curn. SI0n.
NEW YORK, June 22.-StOCKs strong Money. 4.
Gold, nh. tnchsDge, long, as; short, sso>s
NEW YORk-June -a.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat Iuiet and heavy. Corn . cent loweS and
LoSB y. gu,,e p. I2s1p m-consals % rs for
money aud - The account. [. g. IA per cent.
bonds, b41s. ls67 :. 1867
aid steady. except c-rn, " hich l. firmer. Corn,
3is ads Sd TOR mixed vestern. Nhast, lis I'D.
sl2s I'd for average California white, aud l2s si.a
US sd. Tor CaifOrI in club Cheese. 6us. Tor the
best grades Of American. Pork, SIS So. for prime
mess. Lard, 45s cd. for American.
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Gov. OSBORN left Topeka, Kan, yesterday
for Chill, where he has been appointed L. s.
Minister. The citizens gave him and family
a farewell reception Wednesday evening"
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the
Treasury to-day for redemption amounted to
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ANOTHER BALTIMORE DELEGATION i'd
ed the White House this morning, and urged
the appointment off. l.. Thomas 10 be col
lector of the port.
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~ DR., sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP
ny SEA WEED TONIC, AND
MANDRAKE PILLS


These medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures OF Consum ption than any other remedy known
10 the American public. They compounded of
vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which
can be Injurious To the human constitution. Other
remedies advertised a. cares for COBsun ptiOn pr b.
ably contain opium, which is somew hat dangerous
drug in all cases and if taken freely by cousumptye
patients II must do great injury; for its tendency is
10 connne the morbid matter in the system, which,
of course, must make imp )ssibIe. Schenck 8
PulmOsic Syrup is warranted not to contain q parti
Gle OF opium 1t is composed Of 20 Serfu but harm
ess herbs, which act the lungs, liver, stomach.
and blood and thus correc! all morbid secretons,
ana tApel all the diseased matter from the body
These are the only means by which Consumption can
be cured, and as Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, AMI andrake Pills are the only medi-
ciDe5 which operate in this way, it is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Consump
don Each bottle Of this inv aluable medicine ia &C
companied by full directions. DR.. Schenck is pre-
fessionslly at his principal office corner Sixth aud
Arch s reefs, Philadelphia every Monday, " here all
letters for advice must be addressed jel f.m,w I'm
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THE CONCRETE PAVING IN THE CAPITOL
PARK The object OF Senator Dawes visit
TO Washington at this time is as chairman OF
the Senate committee on public buildings
and grounds, to inspect the bids recently
opened for paving with concrete the walks
and roadwsys east OF the Capitol. Architect
Clark and the Senator will In day or two
determine 10 whom the contract for the work
shall be awarded.
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CONSULS RECOGNIZED.-The President
has recognized w. l.. Trenholm as vice con-
sui of Russia for the port of Charleston, s.
c., and d. h. Hickey, Pensacola, Fla.
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DELICIOUS,
~ IMPROvBD SODA
With 0yapulsted los.
N3tV X0LDH corner IN and \ n,
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 1857 911.33 customs, $50, 531 .92.
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stirred up!
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j. LEWIS was to-day appoint.
an assistant paymaster in the navy.
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ECSSELL'S ICE CREAM.

ECSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
THREE MA0NITICENr SALOONS.
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY ACCONMO.
DATED.
HEApQuARrRRs-1421 NEW YORK AVENUE,
1915 7rH STREET;
BRANCHES SHEPHERD BUILDING, Pa AVE. AMI
12TH ST., Dust Opened.)
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SPLENDID ICE CREAM,
POLITE WALTERS,
AIRY SALOONS,
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THERE Is SOME TALK TO the effect that
the President will rescind his proclamation
calling Congress together in special session
In October. The report seems, however, to
be born of imagination.
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% ACARD.
10 az who are suffering from the errors
and fnd1scretfons OF youth nervous weakness early
decay, loss Of manhood, do., will send . recipe
that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by Q missionary In South
America. Send . self addressed envelope 10 the
kev JOSEPH I. INAAN, Station ID, Bt6Ls Hoxss,
NsO YoTk Csft. jams NV IL 6kom
~ SAMUEL g. YOUNG,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
octH-n OFvICR-STAR Bull DING,
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CADET MIDsHIPMAN W. @. Maxwell, OF
the District of Columbia, has resigned.
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n L G A N.
First premium awarded to me by the Great World g
Fair, In Philadelphia, my invented
and patented EYE fla s., manutac- ~ -
tnred In Gold Silver and Frameless, with genuine
Brazilian Pebbles. Also, hand a large variety
of sPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MIC 30
SCOPES and SHADES for the Eyes. &C.
i. ALEXANDER,
oct5 trlstp 1920 PennsyIvani, avenue NV.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED HIS
OFFICE from No. 7OI 18th street to ROOM
~, CORCQkAN Blu lLDING, opposite U. s.
Treasury. He will devote himself especially to
making and procuring Loans of Money on the Sc
GETTY OF real estate, and will exercise particular
care In all cases to make Judicious and safe invest
meHts having due regard to the validity of title and
the sufticeLoy of security. The Interests of Dor
GARY trusts of modei ate magnitude accepted
Several large sumo in present readiness to be
loaned on acceptable property.
JOHN BULL,
iei- I'm Room 90 Corcnran RniIFinp
n OW. LOOK AT THIS
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CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE said last night
that the first he knew OF his receiving bad
treatment or any marked discourtesy during
his sojourn in South Carolina he read in the
newspapers,
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THOMAS RUSSELL,
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OFFERS FOR CASH

THOMAS RUSSELL,
jel2tr 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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DlED.-HOn. A. $. Gaylord, assistant at
torney general for the Interior department
under Secretary Chandler, died at his resi-
dence, Saginaw, Michigan, last evening. of
Briehts disease. The deceased, who was
years of age.
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CoMMIsSIoNED.-The President has signed
the commissions of Frederick Kneder TO he
pension agent at Indianapolis, Ind, and
George Bovine Patterson TO be L. S attorney
for the southern district of Florida
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PERsoNAL,-Mr. John s. Beecher. of Ives
Beecber Il Co., the large New York tea mer-
chants, had long interview with Secretary
Sherman today in reference to the relations
of trade to the programme for floating the
four per cent loan.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON George IL. Torney
is relieved from duty in the department OF
The gulf, and will report in person to the
commanding general, department OF Mis-
souri,, for assignment 10 duty.
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THE PERSEC VTIoN OF HEBREWS IN
RoUMAhtA.-ihe United States consul at
Bucharest, in a dispatch dated May 9th, as.
sures the Department of State that no out
RACES have been practiced upon the ROuma
man Jews since November last, when sew
eral hundred Jewish inhabitants were driven
away from rural communes Of the district OF
Washet, in Moldavia.
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WHISKY REBELLION IN PIrTSBURG-
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue yes
to-day received telegram from Collector
Davis, at Pittsburg, Pa, mentioning that
Agent Crimson and others with him, who
were recently attempting to seize an Illicit
still in the Pittsburg district, were met by n
body OF men and driven off. The collector
asks for an allowance to employ force ia
making the seizure. His request Is granted
by the DEPARTMENT.
Evening star., 1877-08-15

Persons interested in telegraphing will be
glad 10 ht ar that the efforts TO fuse the two
companies, and thus put up prices. are likely
TO come 10 naught. The managers of the
rival companies hal a meeting yesterday, to
agree upon plan OF consolidation, which.
according TO all accounts, resulted in a per
mar ent disagreement, although another ses
sion i 10 be held next Monday. Ii is said
that Jay Gould. upon being questioned as 10
ihe result OF yesterdays proceedings, said:
1.-The affair has collapsed" The members of
the committees separately SAID that the diff
ierences were so wide and persona animos-
ity so intense that the prospect of an amica-
bic settlement was for the present out of the
question.
Evening star., 1877-08-15

Inc action OF the railroad companies in
sending In bills for the transportation OF the
Ioops sent 20 quell the late labor riots and
save their property from destruction is very
much as If the proprietor OF a theatre should
aiterward demand regular rates of admls-
Sion nom tie members OF a fire company
VINO, H. Obedience to an alarm, might find il
necessary To enter the doors OF bis theatre to
prevent IT from being burned down. Tech
n1cally, perhaps, and in purely legal point
OF view, the railway company might have
tne best OF II; but the bai taste of the pro-
ceedlng and its utter disregard for the de-
cency OF life are SO apparen. that in the
mind OF the public the two transactions will
be placed on the same footing
But If the bills are To be paid at all, IL is
aid, and not that of the United States, VINO
ought TO finally Pay them. 1t is true, the
troops sent were those of the United States
and primarily, we suppose, the War Depart
ment viii have 10 pay their expenses; but
since their services were called for by, and
rendered for the benefit of, the threatened
states, they clearly ought 10 reimburse the
public treasury for any money paid out on
tnat account Some OF the states had no
dlniculty al all, and others queIled the dis
order within their borders with their own
troops at their own expense. Surely they
should not be taxed TO pay portion OF the
expense OF preserving the peace in those
states whose governments were too weak or
100 inefficient TO preserve the lives and pro.
perty of their own citizens
Evening star., 1877-08-15

The venerable ex- Senator Cameron has at
last been heard from on the political situa-
ton, and judging from the tenor OF his re-
marks, he does not give the Administration
a very cordial endorsement. Mr.. Cameron
is al old fashioned politician, and don't be-
lIeve in new tangled notions. He has stuck
TO the machine for years, aud will not desert
IL at this late day. According to late inter
view he is almost ready TO conceie that OHIO
will go democratic. lie thinks the republic
can convention in that state was iujudicious
in endorsing Mr.. Hayes, AMI hardly thinks
the Pennsylvania convention Will repeat the
experiment; ia fact, he hints that the Maine
manTuvre may he brought into play and
no mention OF The Administration at all be
made. In answer TO a question as to why the
republicans OF Pennsylvania are displeased
with President Hayes, the venerable ex-Sen-
atOr said u was "because Pennsylvania
split !aYge share of blOoi and sacrificed
much treasure 10 put down the rebellion,
and her people are not prepared to see the
fruits OF the victory they won on the field OF
battle and at the ballot box turned over to
The men who attempted to destroy the gov
eminent" IS to Mr.. Hayes civil service
theories Mr.. Cameron dismissed the matter
by saying, go, they don't amount to much"
But what bOtheTs the old man is to know how
elections are TO be carried without the use of
the Office holders money. The masses OF the
people. he says, care 200 poor 10 riOute,
and II is natural that those who hold Federal
Positions should be expected 10 do so. But
under the ruling OF the Administration they
cannot be expected TO, as they are forbidden
taking any prominent part in politics." No
one Is better versed in Pennsylvania politics
than Mr.. Cameron, and Therefore his opinion
that If the democrats carry Ohio the republi-
cans Will be defeated in Pennsylvania is en-
titled 10 much weight.
Evening star., 1877-08-15

One hundred years ago tomorrow Gen.
STARK, so says tradition, looking over the
field at Bennington said To his soldiers "See
there men! there are the red coats. Before
night they are ours or Betty Stark will sleep
widow The red coats, or at least many
OF them, were captured, and Betty did not
sleep widow on the 10th of August, III.
The history in brief of the battle of Benning-
ton, which was actually fought in the state
OF New \ ork, Is that on the date named Gen
stark, at the head of a body OF New Hamp-
shire militia, defeated a detachment of
Burgoyne army under Col. Baume Shortly
after the retreat OF the latter the battle was
renewed by British reinforcement, which
IN turn retreaiet on the approach OF dark
ness. The British lost, 200 killed, GO0 prison.
ers, and COO stand of arms: the Americans.
IA Killed and ~ wounded. This was what
Gen. Sheridan would have called "a SUBJ
stantial victory"
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" E G f TIN f.

The range OF disorders viii n yield t. the iH u
enCc OF this medicine. and the number of def nei
diseases hch IL fails ~ cure, greater than
any ether single medicine has hitherto been even
recoTnended ter auy other IN an the Pre- prietOvs
o. 80 me 4uscs nostTum. These diseas@s are Scrofu
IA sud al .Uptivc Diseases and Tumors. Rhauma
tlsm. GcUt. Neuralgia a Spinal Complaints aud
al lnnsmnatory symptoms, Ulcers, al >vphiltic
Ilse ases, Kidney aud Bladder Diseases DIR Jpsy the
whole train If painful disorders which so generally
siillct Am' rICsn men. and which carry annu ally
thousands OF them {" prenatCre graves, Dyspepsia
that universal curse of American msnhooi-ffeart-
burn, Plfs, Constipation Nery ness, inability to
sleep. and / , pure blood.
This is formidable LIST Of human ailments for any
sE Esie medicine 70 successfully attack and II is not
probable that article before the public has
power TO cure the quarter o. them except VEGETINE
u lays the axe at the roo: of the of disease BY
nrst eliminating every iInpuriy from the blood, Bro
otng the seCretinns, opening the plres-the great
esoape-yaiyes OF the i1vigora ing the liver
TO ts full and natural action, cleansing the stomach
and STRENGTHENING digC sfirn. This much accom-
plisht d. the speedy and the permanent cure of no.
only the diseases We have enumerated, but likewise
the whole train of chronic ar constitutional dsor
ders Is certain 10 follow. This is precisely what
NFGETlSE does; and II does IN so quickly and 80
easily that II is Accomplished fact almost before
the patient is aw are Of il himself.
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PROVIDENCE. April Z. 1915.

MR. II. Il. SIEvESs:
DsGr Siy5-When / was about eight years Of az, a
hunor broke out upon me, winch my mother tried T..
cure b. eiying me herb teas and all other such
dies as Il knew of but IL continued TO grow
until finally she consulted ply sicisn, aud he said
had the Salt Rheun, and dOctOre3 me for that com
aiDt He relieved ms some, hut id could uot he
BLOOD remained "A great sufferer for several years,
until heard OF and Consulted a physician who sal
. SO the ScrOful0us III umOr, and IL W bul1 all
him to doctor me he could cure me. ;id 40, ana he
cemmenCed healing MP my sores, and SUI -ceedrd in
effeCtng an external cure. tut in sh ri tima IN
disease appeared again in worse form than a.
CancerJus UumOr pDn NY lungs. throat, An heai. .
i suffered the n ost - pain, aud there seemed to
be no remedy, and my friends thought / must soon
die, " hen my attention called, while reading
newspaper, 10 "A NEGETINE testimonial of Mrs.
NaterhOuse, No. 364 Athsns street, Sou h Ii Oston
and formerly residing in cuth Boston, a11 being
psSs, naliy acqUzint,d with her, AMI know ing her
former feeble health. 1 concluded would try the
NEGETiNE. After had taken feg bottles ii seemed
to force the sores ouk - my ~. en-. had running
sores il my ears, which for tine very painful;
but contic n. 20 take the NEGET.NE untl n sd
taken about twenty bottles, my hes imp or Jving
tie, M d the sores to hsaI. commenced taking the
NESETINE in lo2 and continued lis constant u for
tN oUths At the pre-c1t time ny health IL bet ter
than It ever has been sine was child. The VEG
ETINE * hat helped NE. and most cordially re
commend ~ 20 al suffer u, especially my friends.
had been sufferer for thirty years and until
used the NEGETINE tO.r. n remedy. Now | Ise
II as my family medicice. g-.a = ~ no OH T.
NFs L. c. COOPER,
No. Joy street, Providence, r. l.
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