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LIE. daily, Ar. Daily,
3:45 p m 1880 p m
Ex.Sund'y Ex.S'nd'y
$3.50 a IN $50 p m
1880 p m 40 q m
ITO a m TOO p m

s:45 p nj 11:2o a m
ON st. P. & P. R'y
for sale and berths In
and at the st. Pau
ire and Marine build
. Fl. L. MORRILL,,
/. Sup't.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- In Probate Court, Special Term.
In the matter of the estate of Lauriston Hail. de-
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tTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
} sey. District Court, Second Judicial District,
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Southern Minnesota Railway, Connecting at
Ramsey with G. Nj. & st. p. Trains North
and South.
At Wells with Central Railroad of Minnesota, and
| at La Crosse with 9. NJ. & st. P. Railway for all
points East
Going West-Trains leave La Crosse . 7:57 m
Trains pass Ramsey. 2:42 pm
Going East-Trains pass Ramsey JAS N
Arrive at La Crosse ~ sos
Minneapolis Time.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket and
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and Jack.
son streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent, 81.
Paul.
TRAINS. LEAVE. ARRIVE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

NEVER TREAT RELIGION LIGHTLY
Impress your mind with 8 reverence for
all thai Is sacred. Let no wsntouness OF
youthful spirits. no compliance with the
Incorporate mirtb o! others, ever betrsy
you Into profsne ssilles. Besides the guilt
that is thereby incurred. nothing gives a
more odious appearance Of petulance and
Of youth. than the rejection
OF treating religion with levity. Instead
of being Gn evidence Of superior under
standing. il dlscoySrs . pert and shallow
mind. which. vain OF the first smatterings
Of kso Sledge, presumes 10 make light Of
what the rest Of mankind revere At the
same time you are not TO imagine that
Sbeo exhorted TO be religious, you are
called UPON TO BE- mora formal and solemn
in your manner than others of the same
years. or to erect yourself into Aapsrcilious
reprovers Of those around. the spirit Of
true religion brsstAss gsptieuess and kind
ness. II 10 social, kind. Ghesrfnl-fsr re
moved from that gloom and illiberal SUI
perstitiou which clouds the brow. shsrpens
the temper. defects and teaches men 70 nt
themselves for another world BY neglect
ing the concerns Of this. Let your relig-
iog on the contrary connect preparation
for hesgen with an honorable discharge Of
the dSties Of life. or such religion. dis
cover on ersET proper occasion that you
sxs sot ashamed; bst syoid making any
osteotaiion % sefore the
World.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

The Boston Journal pays the follow
ing deserved compliment to Congressman
Frye of the I'd District. Congressman
FRYE OF Maine. IL one Of the few men in the
House whom General Butler does not care
to attempt TO bully. He is q sharper aud
reader man than the General. and having
a good cause in the Field case. he showed
up the duplici,y and hypocrisy OF Butler
a. il has never been done an the floor of
the House. The owners NJ vessels des-
tro,esi by the rebel cruisers during the war
owe much to Mr.. Frye tor the persistence
and ability with which he has pressed their
cause during the past tour wears"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

The Ausus Stanford having charged
that 1.-THE State tax has been increased
under republican misrule,~ the hennebec
Journal replies that II Is true that the tax
this wear is four mills, As-aiost three last
year Bu. the tax This year j. just the
ssme sc IL was 10 1878. and = mill less
than It was 10 lsss. and less than one-third
VIA, /, WAS Il e last year OF the war. The
tax lAss yesr WAS reduced from four 10
three mills lless than the amount required
for debt and schools, simply 10 use Up The
surplus accum ulsted Ia the treasury under
republican management fnAt surplus
having been used up, the State returns 10
the tax of 1875. As = matter Of fact the
appropriations this year are &oS,si7 less
than the appropriations OF ISL. slll SIS
less than those Of 1876, aud teo5 997 lees
thar those Of 1878 large and steady cut
ting down Of expenditures. upcer republi-
can rule. The current Stsie expenditures
are about ! mills on The State saiua-
uon-less than before the war. and less
thaa under democratic rue 10 1856. The
Savings bsak. railroad and Insurance
taxes. &C, pay tSo-thlrds the current eX-
pendi;ures. In addition 20 this. one mill
j. required ~ pay the STAKE ia. ior the
o~oe6i OF schools, which formerly WAS
pad entirely by towns; and two mills for
the VA debt aud Interest la the demo
cratic city OF New YORK. siiA only double
the population Of Maine, the oaseisls slone
receive -four times s. much a. The whole
state tax OF AAins.-lL exlsion Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

On the z7ta of March the Dean-Fieid
case vas taken up In the L. 5. House oil
Representatives, snd IL ass debated Al
length. Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio, General Banks.
and Mr.. Frye. OF Maine. suYpostins M
Field's claim. And Mr.. Harris. OF Virgiots,
and General Butler, supporting that OF Mr..
Dean. Tue question being on the adoption
OF the minority report. which declared Ar.
Field entitled 20 the seat. the vote Was ] -
yeas and lls nays; xisere0Von TIE Speaker
voted 10 the negative. and tied the s0t<.--
and 30 The motion WAS lost There were
go members present, and voting. and -
members were paired. Mr.. Field did not
vote. Mr.. Freeman Rep Was abseH Oh
sick leave. and Mr.. Leonard lRep.) died
recently 10 Cuba. Il must be admitted that
the Republicans have very bad luck in the
House OF Representatives. on Thursday.
NJ. Dean was seated, BY vote OF IL. 10
rs Next November be wifi be unseated
By the people Of tie third dIs;rio;-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Grant. Aud while contend that the
claim of si,54l.25 is no, a legal one.
we can rever by law be compelled to
pay it yet. If it is admitted 10 be liza
biliiy. it should be added to the increase
of indebtedness under Grants admins
tration, when il was incurred, and not
70 INV charge.
And now, Mr.. Grant, would call
, orr attention to another matter. You
ran the City Government Of Ellsworth
the wears of 1874 and 1878. when the
citizens of Ellsworth cent YOU ont of
office, giving all five wards to the De-
mociacy, and giving me 26t maihriiv.
How is il this year? After the Dem C.
racv have been in Office in 1876 and Is71
You are called to the front again hv 5
majority, and that's chats the matter :.
aud had the Democrats come out nf be
woods, same as Won brought out your
men: and, farther, had YOU not intimi
dated good Democrats who were in
Your emplov,-you would have been
elected 10 stay at home
MONROE YoUNG.
Ellsworth. March -. 1875.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

The tweniieth annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Of the Good Templars OF
Maine, will Be held az Saco. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. April Is aud Il. The order IS
10 q fourishins condition, 60 lodges having
been organized during the past five months
and over 600 members added. There are
now some eS5 lodges 10 the state with
membership OF over 1000. Reduced rsdes
to members Of the order attending the ses-
sion, over railroads aud steamers eas; Of
Portland.
This Is the annual SESSION for election nf
officers, and for trsnsactioa OF other geE-
erzi business pertaining TO the Order.
There are now 81 lodges OF Good remplsrs
Ia this Coanty. auth large increase In
membership dsdGg the past year. 1t is
hoped and believed tina; mech good will
come Of this renewed interest in the cause
Of temperance Many OF our lodges can
ateesd this session by means Of eost CON-
munication very conveniently. and 1t 10
hoped . large delegation vii be present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Gov. Coburn. President Of the Maine
Central Railroad, aud said to be the rich
est man la Maine. in closing his report.
SAYS; The hard times experienced In
the business world for several yeas past.
chilling enterprise aud d~Arnng values. al
though causing much Individual suffering.
nave not been wholly Without benefits
Your company. in common with all others
Of Ike character. has not been unaffected
By the depression. While this Is true ex-
periepce has taught Us the necessity OF
prscticins the mos, rigid economy In all
our expenditures. aud of our rrfrsining
FROM embsrking in new aud untried enter
prises.' There Is good sense in this. and
IL has . vide application.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

The attention OF the whole country
has been attracted TO the showing recently
made by The Tribgs> Of Southern claims
upon the Treasury, As represented BY the
bills and resolutions introduced in Con-
gress. That showing was simply Of de-
msnds laid before Congress from the BE-
gaining Of is session until the opening OF
the holiday recess, and yet the sum total,
a. ascertsined from the actual figures,
where they were given. and from careful
estimate. where they we're not given. WAS
$50 600 900. To-day We supplement. this
poaentous roll with . list Of claims pre-
ferred in the same manner from the day At
which the former iist closed. until the 18th
day Of the present month. In these three
short moefhs the South has reached out
its hand for al .0oo, coo more. nakisg the
whole amount asked for since the 0penisx
OF this Congress. nearly. II not quite.
500 900 600. But TO appreciate the full
significance OF this disclosure. h must be
remembered,a AS we have already s0ggested.
that the Southern leaders are quite - well
aware as we are how odioas the very
name of Q Southern claim Is to the PEG
e.e OF the North. and that the little bill
which has grown 10 this size in six months
represents not the whole expectation Of
the South. bat Ooiy that proportion OF IL
which discretion has ~ bad the strength
to conceal. Even the men Who are back
of these bills know that il is sot wise for
the south to show its appetite 1t III. be,
fore the Democratic parry gets control Of
the Government; but their hunger u too
much for them. This much they mast ssk
for. without regard TO consequences. Bud
n .hey ask 100000 In SIX months,
shea sAey know Is endaneers their
chances a secartsg the National Govern
ment. vhst wosld sAey take IL the Nation
Al Govesuueat shosld BE occurred! Are
~e to be swallowed up 10 the Southern
.maws
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

-OrTUMws, Iowa. March p Martin
Burns. a farmer. drove into Chiiicoibe.
near here, this morning. put up his team.
shouldered an AK, and. walking TO where
George y. Butin was laying the iounda
tipn Of a building. without saying a word
struck him terrible blows on the head and
ran away, la twenty minutes his body
was touhd hanging by the neck 10 barn,
where his horses were quartered. Brutin.
Who is respected citizen cannot recover.
Barns is bad man. The parties had
some dispute about fence lines. which is
the only known cause for the deed.
Life in Texas: -Four men were killed
Within Is many minutes at Junction City a
few days ago. 10 8 4usrrel crossing out Of
a suit over yoke OF oxen owned By Peter
aud John Brashear. Mayor Wright got
out q repleyin writ, and as he rode up to
the Justices ONCE the Brashears fred and
killed him instantly. vhersupon the BY
ISLANDERS shot the two brothers. while the
sherifzs brother vas killed BY one OF the
sixteen shots dred in the melee Alder
mau Nalie Of Austin, killed Alderman
Marley with bowie knife last week. in a
quarrel over . market house scheme be-
fore the council.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

rHE WAY TO ELECT THE President.
The House Committee on the Revision Of
the l.sws Regulating the Counting OF the
Electoral Vote for President aud Vice
President has drafted bill. TO which a
r1sjority III the Committee has agreed. to
submit An amendment to the Consultation
of the United State. fixing the tenure of
the Presidential office at six years-snd
declaring the President Ineligible for re-
election. A vote was also taken IN com
mtiter upon proposition to abolish the
Electoral College, and to substitute for 1t
a system by which the popular vote shall
be divided according Ia the number OF Sep
stors and Representatives. aud securing
minority representation. This proposition
failed by tie vote, but II i believed that
the absent member Of the committee will
favor H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Gladstone. In ~ article called The
Paths Of Honor aud shane" In one OF the
London reviews for March. says he hopes
thA; in the approaching conference or con.
gress. England may have al opportunity
10 Squire the good will OF somebody.
By somebody" be adds. Il mean some
nation. and DO, merely some government"
lie adds tina, England has for the moment
aliena,ed II not exasperA,ed. eighty mil
lions OF Russians. She has reoelled. and,
he fears. estranged twenty millions OF
Chri.tisns 10 Turkey. She seems 10 have
passed rapidly, snd not without cause,
into like III ojor Wit tvsn.y millions Of
Turkish Mshommejsgs. IL is not in
France. Italy or Germany that soc has
made any great oonquests Of affection.
Nor IS Il ia Austria, where every Slave Is
With the twenty millions of Christians and
every Magyar with twenty millions of
Turks In Turkey. And, be significantly
asks, where Is all TIL. TO stop
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

The platform of the Honest Money
League of the Northwest is short, direct.
sDd comprehensive. to wit;
Opposition to all paper imitation, and
consequent depreciation. 10 favor OF cur
rency OF coin aud paper OF equal value aud
equal purchasing power-the paper con-
vertible into coin At the will OF the holder.
There Is no oonsepse about that. II
means business II WAS the god-like
Daniel Webster who, speaking Of irredeem-
able and deprecated paper currency. de-
clared;
..Of all the contrivsnces tor cheating the
Iaboring classes of mankind. none has been
more cfecipal than that which deludes
them with paper mouey. II Is the most
effec,usl Of inventions for fertililing the
rich mans Geld BY the sweat Of the poor
mans brow. Ordinary tyranny, oppres-
sion, excessive taxation bear lightly oG the
masses OF community. compared with
fraudulent currencies and the roooeries
committed by deprecated paper money
And Daniel Webster WAS 3 mai who gen
orally knew what be WAS talking about.
We can't say as much OF those Of the pres
ent day who are clamoriug for the repeal
Of the specie-Resumptiou Law. and for
more greenbacks.'-l Chicago Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Mr. Hale affixed an excellent
amendment to the bill regulating sdyer-
ti.emenis for mail lettings. which pass
ed the House yesterday. The amend
ment strikes ST an old evil-the sub let.
ting OF mail contracts. In successive
administrations the Post OH6ce suthori
ties have struggled with the frauds of
mail contracts, not often with much
result. II the practice of sub-letting
of these contracts can be broken up,
there will certainly be less chance for
fraud in them. The instance cited in
support of Mr.. Hsle's observation-disclosures
s So, 900 contract 10 sub let for SIS 900
shows sufficiently that something
needs to be stopped.-lN. y. Tribune,
4srch 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

The Tribune has long editorial on
the Massachusetts stay Law for savings
banks. II says that Massachusetts, has
dons thing unworthy of the Bay State,
and il will have . most disastrous eject In
the West. Creditors 10 Massachusetts
when they appeal to the resson or Integrity
Of Western communities against mistaken
ly called for relief" will very often hear
of this act. In any region where bondhold-
ers are hated and rePudiators thrive, such
seed ss this cast upon . soil SO fruitful, Sill
be apt TO yield . plentiful crop of mischief.
Men who spurn the example OF ASssschu-
sets In all else, will make haste TO folio
il here. and TO shelter themselves behind
the name and tame so long untarnished.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Capt. A. u. Bogsrdus, the champion
wing-sho, Of the world. has issued a chal-
lenxe Offering To shoot = pigeon-match at
Paris during the Exposition against any
man In the world for from $1,000 to 5000.
Some Developments Of the recent match at
New York. in which Bogardus was besteu.
are not calculated In remove the impi es.
sions OF humsnitarians that pigeon shoot
ing IL cruel business. The birds selected
FIR the match were trained for rapid flight
BY being taken out daily and shot al with
saud, while when put In the traps they
were pinched aud had their tail feathers
pulled out so that the pain should make
them fiy the faster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04
Notice.
WAR OF 1912!

CURyIvoRs and widows entitled to pension
y OF - % per month. under he act OF Congress
of March Ns. l-Ss. Fourteen days service IL re-
9utrcd to give title TO a psnsinn. ant land war
rant, If legally obtained, u pFims fseie evidence
81 tt'' Piit aiioBs in all required 90 be
taken betorr = court Of record. No charge unIs
successful Aprlirsnis unable to caule to my
ofsee VII he visited NJ their homes and their
elsias legally executed and died before a Court
Of Record Please write all when
you ouid Ike to have me visit you At your
homes And remember that no charge Is 70 be
made uRlcss your claim - esta hlshed An ex-
perfenre OF 1feen years enables me - pros 81 ute
pSnsita claims sNpeiitt0usiT and successfully in
all merit nous eases. An agent near At hone il
most desirable, a. he can save applicants extra
expense. trouble and annoyance
\. p. BURNHAM
hilsvorih. Apfil -. ls-s tuf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

-Cspt. d. Robinson, the popular CON.
uander OF the Steamer Ulysses Of Rock
land. nov wreck, Is, with other parties.
obtaining subscriptions for new boat. TO
De placed on the route the present season
between RocklaDd aud Sullivan. Sue
cess 70 them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Tn. dae on the address label of each subse n
Der paper shows the time TO which the sacserin-
ttou is paid; and all Subscribers in arrears are
requested to paw up rs soon as possible.
On receipt OF payments on subscription NJ this
Office receipt viii be promptly sent 10 the SUP
liner and Inc date on the address- label vill b.
corrected on the next T. sue OF the paper.
In All communications relating 20 subscriptions
cur correspondents are requested 10 STATE IRE
Postohce to which the paper is, or Is to be. sent.
an TO he careful TO write all proper names plain
y. -, i.
the nr,esent address - well as the one to which
Won wish the payer afterward. sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Many persons say Il haven't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shlloh's Consur ption Cure
Do they not know that Coughs lead 20
Consumption aud q remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
a cough or any lung or throat trouble
We know II will cure when all Others fail
and onr faith In II Is so positive that We
will refund the price paid II you receive no
benefit. Is not this islr propas ition.
Price 10 cts. % cts. and 81 90 per bottle.
For lame Chest. Back or Side, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price - cts For sale b,
). ID. Wiggin. Ellsworth, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

m Petition % u. ;. BeAl and 1;hers for street
" rods side, beginning near The residence Of
the late jos. Desn. on Main street and ending
All HeIlAgty's house on Hgh street notice
- hsrsbv given that 1 shall proceed 10 view the
route de- snated. by order OF Board Of Altrrnen
on lhGrsday April ilth. at 2 oeioc& r NJ. and
immediately Ans the same daT A hearius
sal be bad It The house OF u : BeaI IN The mat
ter OF aanAge BY reason of ssidistrect Il any
J. T. CHANT
street Cummissto7eT.
Ellsworth. April 2 i.fs wi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04
Spring Debility.
Spring Debility.
Spring Debility.
Languor, Lassitude
AND THAT
Low State of the System
Peculiar to The SPRING OF THE YEAR
medistely relieved hx th
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Writes to friend as follows Il have tried q.
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result fun,
tAins your predictions. II has made 4 xv,y
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and energy. am no longer trema ,ous AL ,..r
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Published every Thursday Morning at Coc,nos
Book Ellsworth, Me-, sy THE HANCOCK
SOUNrY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see erst page.
as. N. PETrESGILL q CO., 10 state street,
Session 81 Park Row. New YORK, and.7cl Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, are our Agents tor procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN ID the AoeSe
r,,,e. anI authorized 20 contract for advertising
Il lnMesf rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04
From the Trumpet and Inirer
salts; Magazine,

Many Of our personal lrtcnds have ayra -r...
by the PERUVIAN SYRUP. bgt We a.s. ID.
proof more powerful Khan all the.o. AMI ,lat.,
uUg ow> Personal EGPERluNty
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on oar part uutJ kaowlsAEr Of t.4. s.-..-.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04
How to be Cured

me HoSt experienced and success
Tut Physician ia Netc Engia ad for
the treatment OF chronic or Iat.s
standing diseases.
WHAT PAIIENT~ SAY OF HIN
~ have been cured Of eancer. which cure, uatsr
ms. CH.s BUrtER.
= H!gh Street, Chariesiown Mas
IL was terribly afflicted with scroful. and va
entirely cured by DIR. Greeas,
LEVI EAsTsAS,
T. Harps~eil Ne"
Or. Greene's treatment entirely cured me Of
rhegTsAtlsm. THOMAS O'SgIL-
south SAIck Mas"
Jane. ? Darling writes FROM Cherry valley.
for ten years
From o. A Wilcox Ashland Mass. Il believe
Dr. Sreepe's remedies vii cure any disease that
human power can eQre.'
Mrs. o G. Richardson, stonehan. Mas. NJ
X piInsieAd, L. Franklin, vt Moses Hs4en NJ
sutton y d e, and thsasaaa. Of Others have beeE
Brookaeid. Mass siia. A Cutler. Nor Absre.
Mass, were cured OF scrofaia L. r. Heal Rock
port, Ne; Mr.. Heary Haaecek, sogth Natlok
Mass, cured Of Rheumatism Mrs yonn W RaA
lou, Bath, Maine, dyspepsia and heart disease
Mr.. Elizabeth Michel u alsryilIe Ne. eateTrs
s nrs, ~ SeFTish Par,iand, Me; srys.pelAs Nh
fsriow, NsdaiagtOn. y. Y eoasuEpsiou M,
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Nf4NAcNr NSthB uaFeGt Ne. u4Ia
I; u Ryder, Barre, Mass; Mary Love Marlboro
Mass, hEmor OF blood
Letters from patients cured of Lung and Liver
Diseases, sHnAls Complaints, Sem nal eat mes.
and all ChTonhs Difficulties are ecrIve.i arr by
Or. 1reene from All parts sf the country ana
volume. might oe published showing The sapsTl
only OF his treatment.
DR. Greene has devoted bis life 70 The ,reasme1y
OF Chfohle Diseases, and his skii And als5yer7e.
IN medicine are truly xonderful No sursrer -
nov anord 10 lose time and money In try1ns AZ .
certain remedies, when by consulting Ilr (,rsrse
obtained. Wv -S ~
Ut Greene helts faRR ooSsUKTATFoSs a,
ms once, u Temple Place, Boston Mass from
' 20 iAry also By letter enclosing staFap Pan
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Peruvian Syrup
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suppii-s the blood with It's vital Priastr,-
Of Lsfe Ei~n~ns, Iron. infassn. strength
Stxor and New Lif~ iato al part Of 81 ...
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gang effect are not follswesi Dy CORES ..-..-;
reaction, but are peenAasnL
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Harrison avenac, t;ostou sold hy . '-- g..
fAmphl ets tree. send for one.