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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Boiler Explosion -Four Men
Killed.

Fatal Boiler Explosion -Four Men
Killed.
BOSTON, April 6.-About five o'clock this
morning a 80 horse power boiler in the
engine room of the Boston Stamping Manufac-
tory of Seavey & Co., Third street, Cambridge,
exploded, killing three men, fatally injuring
another aud more or less severely six others
The boiler was hurled through the brick walls
of the engine room and wooden walls Of the
building enclosing it, one hundred and thirty
feet across the canal. Michael Moirland, engi-
neer, was found crashed between the boiler and
the granite walls of the canal. James Auglin
and Nathan Burgess, at work iu the riveting
room, ia line with the course of the boiler,
were taken from the canal dead and mangled.
having been swept along by the boiler in its
terrific flight. George Gerrity was taken from
the ruins of the engine room fatally injured.
The main building, five stories high, and in
which 100 were at work, was completely shat
tered, and on the side nearest the engine room
every pane of glass of glass was broken. Cause
of the explosion not known.
The Lawrence Strike.
LAWRENCE, April THE Methuen jute
mill, which shut down last week owing to the
strike will be started tomorrow. These of the
strikers who wish to return will be taken back.
A number of the weavers propose going to
Charlestown where jute mill soon be started
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HAVANA. April 7.-Sugar-The reported failures
Oh several reners in the United States have depress
ed the market The purchasers have curtailed their
Transactions. Prices are receding considerably not
rlor confirming reported decrease in the crops No 10
70 70 Y at y 9S reals per arrobe; No Is to 20
81 0 ~; Moasses Sugars No to 10 at 81 a 6a reals
MascoVado Sugar common to fair at 81 a 81 reals
per ar9be Centrifugal Sugars No II to l3 in boxes
ana nhds g s3 reals. STOCK il the warehouses at
havana and Matanzas AZ 900 boxes, 800 bags and
zoooo nnds receipts for the week 900 boxes 105O0
bags and II 200 hhds exports during the week were
hS4o boxes, SoOo bags, 1880 hhds. including 1860
Molasses 30 deg polarization at 81 reals per kec.
frelghts-no demand ter vessels rates have pown-
WARD tendency; loading at Havana for the United
to Falmouth and orders nomnal loading at ports on
north coast Outside port fer the United States per
ma Sugar at2 % "a 70: per hid moIasses at o. "a
change duh and irregular.
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AFRICA.
The Galeka Rebellion Gro,

The Galeka RebeIiion Growing Sc rious.
LONDON, April News from the Cape seem
to betoken renewal of serious troubles. A
telegram dated Capetown, March 10Th, says:
day and is still proceeding. 1t is reported that
Secocoeni had declared himself openly hostile
and besieged two forts in Transvaal The most
serions news has just reached here. Secocoeni
is a powerful chief with whom Trausvaal was
at war prior to its annexation. His interyen-
ton would spread war to wholly new quarter
aud possibly cause complications with the Zulu
King, OF whom be is a feudatory, who is able
to face we'll armed and organized force of
several thousands in the field
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The Condition of Louisiou,

NEW YORK, April IA New Orleans des.
patch says that business men and officials tbera
are exercised by publications in Eastern and
of louisiana, warning off Immigration mic.
turing the bankruptcy, prejudice and iawless.
ness, and asserting that industrial Occupations
are taxed out of existence. Prominent state
officials claim that the laws are promptly en-
forced, and as to lawlessness and crime, the
state compares favorably with any Northern
state. Taxation has been reduced, and fully
half million is saved yearly by the reduced
Lees OF officials and the repeal Of bad laws
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DIED.

In Auburn, March 20, Mrs. James Jewett of Buck
field, aged 50 years months.
In Otsfield, March 20, Mrs. Lulie, wife Of Simon
Wardwell. aged % years.
In Hebron, March II. Mrs. Sarah A., wife of John
Greenwood, aged IS years.
In skowhegan, March q, Rose NJ, Varney, aged %
~ The funeral of the late Mrs. j. H Coffin of
Famouth will be attended at O'Clock this afternoon
rom the house OF her son-in-law, Mr.. VIM. Cham
of the family.
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The Bugbee Eorxerics,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.-The case of Bugbee.
the torger, is fully as bad as first represented.
bis brother and an officer of Boston bank
are examining books, but decline to make any
statement until finished. There does not an.
pear to be any effort taken for his arrest. al
though he has been heard from west of here.
Bugbee is administrator of former partners
estate with bonds given for S66,O0O His
6ondsmen are apprehensive that they may be
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The Atchisen, Topeka e. Santa Fe Strike

TOPEKA, Ks, April 6.-The strike on the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad does
not progress much. New engineers and fire.
men arrived today and will be put to work.
At Emporia the excitement is Intense. the
strikers having open sympathy of the citizens.
A number OF engines have been ditched and
some violence offered. A committee of citizens
OF Topeka visited Superintendent Morse today.
After hearing the story of the strikers nothing
was concluded upon, but the strike will proba.
Oily end now unless collision occurs between
the brotherhood and the new engineers. No
freight has gone out since the strike began.
Inc strikers are determined that none shall.
what late.
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Chicago OattIe Marker.

CHICAGO, April 6-Hogs-receipts - 600 head ship
ments 5000 head; market firm and active; all sold
carry; shipping at 60 q 4 90, Mixed rough at 40
g IS; light at So a rs.
Catte-receipts SO head; shipments $500 head i:
market strong shipping Steers at So 9O;stockers
q rs; Cows so a so: Bulls at @4.
Sneep-receipts of 1900 heads shipping dull: sales
mostly to butchers at so q 5 30.
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M urdered for Money,

,hInAwHIDE, Wyoming, April Mrs. Nc.
PPullso, who was keeping the Hawkeye
az .s, SIX miles south of here, was murdered
~ ~ sue nignt OF the 9th aud was found today ia
ger ger mouse with rife ballet through her heart.
que : Supposed TO have been killed for her
money as the house was ransacked.
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healtn Is undenlably more precious gift
than riches. honor or power. Who would exchange it
for these, the chief objects of human ambition? 1t
obviously the part of wisdom to employ means for
the preservation of health and the prolonga-
ton lie which time and experience have
proved to be reliable. Many of the dangers by
which health is threatened may be nullifed by the
use of that most irresistible of correcves and tonics
Hoste'ters Stomach Bitters, which. by increasing
vital power and rendering the physical functions
regular and active, keeps the system in good work
ing order and protects it against disease For
stipation, dyspepsia. liver complaint, nervousness
kidney and rheumatic ailments, it is invaluable and
1t affords sure defence against malaria fevers be-
sides removing every trace of such disease from the
system. Half wineglassfuh taken before meals
improves the appetite and nsures complete digestion
and assimilation. apSeodSW1w
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BLAIR'S SCHEME.
A Very Doubtful Story by the New York
Herald.

n VeF9 DoubtiuI Story BY the New York
Herald.
New YORK, April THE Herald saws it is
probable that on Monday Mr. Finley Of Ohio,
will introduce bill in the House, drawn by
David Dudley Field, to carry into effect the
saving clause Of the bill creating the electoral
commission, which provides that the Supreme
of fact who is legally elected President. The
bill provides that the cause shall be determined
by jury, to be selected from prominent citi-
zens of the States. Other features of the bill
relate to the machinery to carry out the details
OF the clause. The bill will be referred to the
Judiciary committee, and it is claimed that
Messrs. Knott, Stenger. acMahon, Lloyd and
Harris. Democrats, and Butler and Frye,
Republicans, will report favorably on the bill.
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MARRIED..

In Augusta. March %. Josiah A. Carter of Chelsea
and Mary E. Turner of Augusta.
In Skow hogan, March 16. Seth W. Hussey Of Mer-
Ger and Miss Ida NJ. Bailey of Canaan,
In Monmouth. March 49, DR.. VIM. A. Carothers of
Ohio and Miss Helen Z Norris.
In Eden, March "a. Capt. Giles 81. Sargent of Mt.
Desert aid Mrs. Lizzie NJ Burns of Trenton
In Winterport March 16. Freeman kilchie of VIM
terport and Miss Eta N. Grant of Frankfort,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Postal Changes,

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Ofices established
Bridges Corner, Washington county, Chas. 81.
Bridge, postmaster; Hunnewelps Point Saga
dahoc county, j. M. Perkins. postmast er;
South Presque Isle, Aroostook county, Albert
McGlaufin, postmaster.
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1t Will Never Do

To put away your Silver Ware and neglect to look
after it now and then. 1t should be polished up
occasionally winh "SILVER WHITE" which will
protect it from corrosion and preserve its original
lustre. Sold by Jewellers and Druggists. DENIM
SON & CO., Proprietors, 10 Milk Street, Boston.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS rxoHANar1

c. ar at New York 9Th. brig Emma Hall, Perry.
Sagua; son Lizzie Dewey, Matanxas.
ar a. havre otn lnstl ship Zephyr, Swettser, New
orleans; Marcia Day, Gates, do.
d; oid I'M Cardlii 5th inst, ships Sewal PenneH
Hiq p oanero, hlt Galson spear, Batavia; baIoue W
soa a. gloucester, Z. 9th inst, barQue Blasdel,
gait Portland. ~ wv W AeA' D0-
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Providence Priu, Cloth. Market,

PROVIDENCE: R.II., April THE Printing cloths
market was rather Inactive during the week. but
prices have been fairly sustained and at close holders
are firm at 50 cash for best 81 6i's while buyers
offer 5t q BLOC; sales Of the week 45 1000 pcs.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwEErr-EouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1eNsLs
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April s. ! A. M.J}
For New England
partly cloudy weather, areas of rain, stationary
temperature, north-westerly winds and rlsiny
barometer. s
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola and
are ordered FOR Galveston and New Orleans
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PoTrsvILLE, April THE German Ca holic
church in this place was entered last night BIZ
thieves, who stole the cholice and otter articles
valued at about $3.50.
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rev v.rk Steer ana meu.v ma,..,.

NEW YORK. April 8-12 80 P. M.-GoId at 1909.
Money at per cent. Carrying Rates Al q per cent.
Sterling Exchange, long, 1851; do short, 4S9. Gov
ernments fiji m. State bonds are quiet. Stocks IL
regular.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Hampton Trying to Trade with the PreAi-
dent-The Whisky Outlaw,

dent-The Whisky Outlaw.
New YORK, April Tt is stat d that the
President has letter from Gov. Hampton,
proposing that if the Federal government will
abandon the prosecution of all cases against
citizens of South Carolina under the civil
rights and reconstruction laws, that the state
Will dismiss all political cases except those of
Patterson and Kempton. No answer has been
given to the letter as yet
Redmond. the whisky outlaw, proposes to
the authorities to surrender for trial. He de-
MES participating in the rescue of revenue
prisoners, and states that he shot Duckworth
10 North Carolina in self-defeuce.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, April 9.
ARRIVED.
steamship Matthew Curtis, (Br Young, Eartle-
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-passep-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox. f"'''A-
Calais. ~ '0"u Ao'
Sch Dolphin. Young Machias
Sch Railroad, Webster Castine.
Scn FREDDIE Eaton, Moiz, Calais for New York,
sen Isabella Jewett, Randlett. Belfast for NYork,
Sch Hero, Day, Belfast tor Boston.
Sch Minetta, Stewart, Bath for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Lake Champlain. (Br) Bernson, LIVER
pool-Thompson, Murray 81 Co.
Ship James Bailey, Tenney, Boston, to load ice for
Batavia-J Winslow - Co. ~
Sch d Sawyer, Cummings, st John, NB-James
Lucas.
Sch Peirc, Kelley. st John. NB-Jas Lucas.
Sch Volant, Baicom, st John, MA ID Whidde,
Schr VIM Steelman, chamberlain. Kenehec n
load for New Orleans, by Orlando Nickerson. ~
sunday, April =.
ARRIVED.
Schs Andrew Peters, Torrey; Abbie WATSON Tord
and Laura ii Jones, Stevens. Ca ans bound west.
BELOW-A large fleet of coasters, from eastern
ports bound west. ''N,"
Master Merriman, of Harpswell, has n frame ont
ior orig OF 4oO tons 10 be puJ uD Immediately and
launched next fall. Capt Weber, formerly of the
prg ii Curtis, Is to command her.
The new barque building by Giles Lorino of yor-
mouth is receiving the finishing touches and ia to he
launched on the nth inst. This vessel is first class in
every respect She will register abont 65n IONS and 10
to be commanded by Capt Knight late Of The bsrons
Sarah Frazer. ~ " NV o"iduo
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MEMO BANDA.

Sch David Ames, lot Rockland) Ames. from Phila-
deck load lumber. was ashore on North Rock Bimini
Mich 17th She got off by the assistance of some
Mreckers at an expense of $1,000 Part OF cargo was
hghtered and reloaded, "~
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CoNGREss.-The Congress yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthfuf materials 1t
is the best in the world for making delicious whte
sweet and healthful biscuits, cakes, pastry SC. Use
none but the Congress-
Vienna Rolls made with CONGRESS Yeast Powder.
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Boston b cot and Shoe Market.


There has been very light trade during the week.
few duplicates have been received from Western
houses but the ONLY buyers here retailers whose
purchases are SMALL and there life to The mark
ct The spring distribution so far is up to ex-
pectatIon and the outlook is not very encouraging
More than the usual quantity Of goods has been re-
jected this season. and the small buyers now here are
getting those rejected stocks at prices considerably
under regular rates In Lynn and Haverhill the
rush 10 the workshops is about and the seasons
business is drawing to close, although some manu-
facurers will be busy all through the month. The
present uncertain condition the leather markets
deters boot manufacturers from accumulating large
stocks OF boots in advance of ORDERS and the ndica
tons are that next season will open with very small
lot of goods made up ahead,
The quantity cleared at the custom house has been
as follows:
1873. 1877.
For the week, cases. ........... 5,42S 1884
since Jan. L.. .."..,....... 57,57S 49,09S
Total ..:.................. 63006 1888
follows:
week ending April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 14S
previously since January 1.............. 1867 1886
Total by Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1896, IA
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Boston Stock Market.
lSalaS at the Rrnke r's Board mil G l


lSales at the Brokers' Board, ApIil6
Boston q Maine Railroad. ....,,,., inca
% -.uU .106l
- A1"sooiu pdilrOdus 9
eastern Railroad new bonds). .........,,, - (O 40
portland. Saco & Portsmouth Railroad. 49,, SO
Second Call.
IS Eastern Railroad .......,.,.,...., O
Sales at Auction.
20 Bates Manufacturing Co. ........,, 3ol
40 rortlanu. Saco portsmouth Railroad. .e3t
Sto0U DehasI iMe) os, 1880. SO
VA W ......... do. 1885. ,,,..... %
$1,000 Waldoboro Me-, Town 6s, 1902 ........ 95
$.oov ;oo; "a q 944
S1o0 newcastle, Me-. tOWn6s, 1902 ........... 945
$lgVe Eastern Rallroad 35s, 1906 80. 62f
10 Bates Manufacturing Co Righto. ..,......., 10
Second Board.
10 Boston & Maine Railroad 1oez
20 Hascerh naieoao' '''..''...."............ 81
LID Portland, Saco d Portsmout Railroad. 49, IS
Second Call.
$1,000 Eastern R.. 3as, 1906. ............,,.. COL
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BURNED TO DEATH.

n Focrhouse Burned and Fifteen Inmates
Perish i'm the FLAMES.
BATH, N. T., April 7.-One of the buildings
OF The Steuben county poorhouse was burned
Iast hlgnt and 10 inmatesperished. The fire
was set by an insane pauper.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

at Sydney. NSW, Feb %, ship David Brown, COL
cord, TOR Caliao; parque Emma Beal, Bailey, for
-. At Newcastle, Nsw. Feb 2s, ship Borneo, Shaw.
Sid TN Melbourne Feb 81, ship Gen Butter, Ryder,
At Singapore Feb goth, barque Nettle Norman,
Marsters, for coast.
Cid at Ma aga Mich 20, barque Dan'l Draper, sedg-
ley, Delaware Breakwater.
~, Ar at Genoa 4th, barque Evanell, Colcord, from
Ar at Marseies LIST inst, brig Don Quixote, York,
AT Lisbon Mch To- brig Virginia. Devereux, for st
Ar at Liverpool Sd inst, ship Sterling. Baker, San
francisco; China, Baker, 90; Darque VIII W Chase,
Dermott. Bristol, Me.
Ar at Falmouth 4th, ship Geo M Adams Morrison.
Huanillos.
At s. Themas Mich 2sd, sch st Croix Leland, from
SID I'm Mayaguez Mch 2lst, sch Rookie Yates,
Hopkins, New York.
At St John. PR. Mch 26, sch Danl Webster, Foss,
for New York next day.
AT Cienfuegos Mch o. sch A T. Rptler Eaton for
Boston days; and others -
=, Ar at Caibarien Mch 20, sch Addie Todd, Corson,
Sid FIN Baracoa Mch II, schs Carrie BopnslI. bar
IFS. and . NJ Marrett, Reed, for New York,
~ AT at 81 John, NIB, 4th inst, ship VIM A Campbell,
Bucksport.
--latest by European steamers.I
va at London 2Sd Castaiia. SPARKS, Philadelphia,
OF Holyhead 23d, st John Smith, Waterhouse.
from Liverpool for New York.
Pabeon.
Sid I'm Leith Mch Is, Lepanto, Bunker, Havana.
~ ar at sydney, NSW, about Mch %, Hiram Emery
Wyman, Boston via Algoa Bay, CGH
Madras.
Cid at Rangoon Feb 49, Florida Curtis Channel.
ar at Bombay Mich 3, Frank Pendleton, Nichols,
Cardiff.
Ar at st Helena Mch Sd. Beatrice Havener, Have
ner from PadaDg for New YORK.
York. ' A''N' -oA N's"
Ar at Cadiz Mch 20, Marfposa Fletcher. Lisbon,
~, Ar at Cuxhaven Mich %, Columbus, Blethen, from
Chinchas. -'''-
-, Ar at Havre Mich q Homeward Bound, Merriman,
Charleston.
Ar at Amsterdam Mich %. Fred earle, Ccndon,
SPOKEN.
Feb 49, lat "a s. lon rs E. ship Sunrise, Clark, from
Batavia for Rotterdam.
Feb l6, off Cape L,Agulhas, ship Corsica, Stetson,
from Samarang for Channel.
March Is, lat 48 20, Ion 25, barQue Geneida Corn
ing. from Amsterdam tor Charleston.
March 20. no lat, &c, ship l. Gchrist Watts
days from New Orleans for Reual.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, April 6.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
GTosS Exchanges. S131, 1879 35
NeG balances. ........."....." 1871 90
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1OO0 bush corn msal 10 q
" True & Co.
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Mercantile Library Association.

The annual meeting of the Mercantile Library
Association will he held TUESDAY evening,
April 1878, at u O'Clock, for election of officers Tor
the ensuing year. also TO act upon the proposition TO
dispose OF the Library to the Portland Institute"
and for the transaction of any other business that
may legally come before it. Polls open at o'clock p.
IN. Per order albert b. HALL,
ap3sndtd Recording Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call special attention to the Assessers'
Notice, which appears in our columns to-day with
refs renee to Faxes that all persons Interested may
comply with the tenor ot such notice. particularly
the last clause with rete renee to the 5. Govern
thus save hard thought i, and possibly hard words,
when too late. mir26snd3w
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NOTICE.

nv lOI.
DISTRICT OF MAINE I
Portland, April /, 1878.
Pursuant with the rules of the Circuit Court of the
United States, District Of Maine notice is hereby
given that Edwin Stone, of Biddeford, in said Dis
rict has applied to The undersigned for ad SESSION as
an attorney and counsellor Of said circuit court.
A. H DAVIS,
aplsndtf Clerk of the q. S. Circuit Court.
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Schs Andrew Peters, Torrey; Abbis WATSON lord
and Laura III Jones, Stevens, Ca ans bound west.
BELOW-A large fleet fcoasters, from eastern
ports bound west. ~
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NOTICES, &C.
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Nothing Short of unmistakable Benefits

Conferred upon Of thousands u sufferers coud orig
mate and maintain the reputation which ArrEs sAKsA
PNKILLA enjoys II s compound Of the hest vegetable
Alternatives with the Iodide- Of Potassium and Iron, and
Is the cectua Of all rcmcc- for ,crcfulous mrr
curia, blood disorders Uniformly successful and
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eompists Of scrOfala Sores, Bois Humors, PIN
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from imPuriiy Of the blood. BY its inviScrang effects
IL AWAY. relieves and often Liver Complaints,
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Of vitality For purifying the blood 1t has
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the health and mparts Sigor aud energy. For forty
years la. been in extensive and /. to-day the
most available medicine for the suffering sick,
where. For sale by all Dealers.
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Az JNDENrABLE TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer, and if you lead a miserable, I'M
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it is entirely your own fault and there is
only one excuse for you,-your unrcason-
able prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge and
common sense reasoning will soon show
you that Green's August Flower will cure
you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with
all its miserable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach,
habitual costiveness. dizziness Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, &c. Its
sales now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not Druggist but will tell
you of its wonderful cures You can buy
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you.