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Hayes,s Party.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Sept. 3o-Presdent
Hayes and party were received here to-day.
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BELGIUM.

LONDON. Oct Ia dispatch from Rome to
tbs I'gH Mn Guzette anya. IL IL understood
that the Belgian bishops have rsaeinfed their
resolutions on the euhjeet Of communal aud
normal eehoos. and that tbs Pope approved
this decision.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY OCTOBER 2 1879.

Eight hundred aud fifty.four persons were In
eafrefatfd iii the central Dfisun ut Moscow
during this summer. 1Oa77 Of whom were
condemned to exile In SlbnrlH.
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The yirglnia Rea sitasters

PETERSBURG. Oct. 1.-The Readiusters held
al immense meeting at the Academy Of Mu-
Sic last night, when the State debt was ex-
planned by-Col. VIM. e. Cameron, OF this
place, and Hon. Frank Blair, Of Wythe
county.
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Exoress Companies,

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The American Express
has bought the Eastern Express Company.
The reported price is half million dollars.
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trustee Appointed.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 30.-Alfred e.. Hull WAS
appointed trustee OF the estate Of the Rev.
Mr.. Murray to-day.
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A sudden Niaa ppearancn Accounted For.

BALTIMORE, Oct. III. b. Warren. Of Pros
pect Hall, North Carolina, whose sudden dis
appearance yesterday, with considerable
money, caused uneastness, has reappeared,
having been out OF town.
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Failed.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-Todd, Williams &
CO.. Public Stock Exchange suspended. Lila
bilities SIS, 900 to $4,000.
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AUSTRIA.

LONDON. Oct, t.--lIhdji Lodja, the Iender of
Tho Rosnlnn Insurgents against the Auptilane,
has been sentenced to five years imprison-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-21
MINOR TELEGRAMs

The French Geographical Society have presented
gold medal to Lieut.. Wyse, for exploration on the
Isthmus of Darien.
Mrs. Christaucy, the wife of the Peruvian minis.
ter, is very sick,
1t is said that ex Congressman Raney of South
Carolina will accept the appointment of clerk in the
Treasury which he once declined.
Gen Sherman orders that.if Sitting Bull and band
return across the border they shall be seized and
held as prisoners of war;
The National Board of Health meets at Atlanta
the 9Th of May and expect all states and municipal
ties to send delegates.
Lieut.. Hobson of the Navy has been suspended for
drunkenness
Revenue Officer Byron was wounded by an assas-
sin at Spartansburg, S. o., last week, while DESTROY
ing illicit distilleries.
A colored convention at New Orleans Saturday
adopted an address and resolution endorsing imme-
date negro emigration.
Panchot won the walk at Gilmore's Garden, COW
eriug 4S. miles.
James Gallagher was shot dead at Archibald, Pa.
Saturday, by VIM. Scott, while quarreling over an
OK.
Bark Folsom just arrived at New Bedford spoke
schooner Fred Smith of Bangor, April 10th.
VIM. j. Hadley, an Albany lawyer, who was as
sailed by client some weeks since, died last night
Lester A. Rose, publisher of paper in Cincinnati.
was pummelled by one of ex-Attorney General Taf's
sons Saturday, for an indecent assault Mrs. TAFT
The general verdict is served him right.
In the Circuit Court at Philadelphia Saturday in a
suit brought against R. G. Dunn & Co.'s mercantile
agency to $4,000 lost on account of incorrect
information given by the agency, non-suit was
entered on the ground that the contract existing
between the agency and subscribers expressly
relieve the projectors from liability.
Bark BochalwoId, at st. John from Rio Jaueiro,
reports that the captain mate and three Ct the crew
died of yellow fever.
There has not been single application for an ap-
pcintment to an $500 clerkship in the New York
custom house because a civil service examination
was necessary.
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NEW YORK, April 10 The market for breadstuas
anu the past week has ruled fairly
active, but generally weak aud lower.
CoTToN-Fhe market has continued to advance all
the week and closed to day easier on less favorable
II l5-l6c for middling New Orleans The sales re-
ported for the week have been 52 bales on the SPOT
and $40, 400 bales for future delivery.
FLoUR-There was export demand for low grade
spring wheat; No at 2 Is q 8 O5; Superfne Wes-
tern and State at 20 q 60; common to good extra
Western and State 80 IS; good to choice West
White Wheat Western extra at 20 al as; common
extra st Louis at IS q Is; Patent Minnesota ex-
ira good to prime at 5 so a 25; choice to double
extra 60 7l75; City Mills extra at47O@ O5; low
common fair extra at 80 q 40; good to choice ex.
ira 40 80; the sales Tor the week have been ST.
800 bbs.
RYE FLoUR-market frmer and moderately ac-
tive at $50 q g 90 per Dbl for Pennsylvania and
State; sales for the week 211O bbs.
DIVINE at 30 q 55 ~ Dbl. Bag meal shade easier
az IS g SIC for coarse city, IS g SOC for fine yellow;
been 1850 bbls and $3.50 bags ' -'l ''i' "e0A nave
WHEAT-The market closed more steady; No Q
Red Winter cash and April at 12f a 12a; sales at
waukee at Oh No Spring for june at Ssic as 90
No for April O9f q 1O5; sales for the week have
been 1889 900 bush.
at A! 44sc; steamer at 434 q 43ic; No at All a
45c futures moderately active and "a 1c higher than
tne ABOVE; safes Tor week are 1868 900 bush.
OATs-dnll; State at 3l4 a $3.50; Western at 81 "a
Doc; sales for the week have been 2i6, 900 bush.
PORK-The market has been unsettled and lower
with but slight demand for export or speculation.
old mess on spot at 20 q 40; new mess on SPOT at
10 Is q 10 40 10 40 bid for June sales for the week
2S1O bbs on the spot and 5000 bhls for future deY
cry
LARD-The market closed quiet; prime steam at
123 g 173j 6 l21 bid for June; 6 10 bid for July
6 Is bid seller the year. sales for the eek 1880 ties
on the spot, and 40, 800 ties for future delivery
BUTTER-steady; State ana Western creameries
II q 2ic; dairy 10 q 1sc.
CHEESE more steadyr and fairly active; Western
State factory q Sic.
WHIsKEY-frmer at per gallon for Western
CHICAGO. April 19.-Wheat unsettled at SC for
April size for May; s9lc for June. Corn at 34ic for
May 354c asked for June; 36Ic for July. Oats NOM
nally at 24lc for May; 25sc for June. Pork shade
higher at 70 for May; 80 bid for June.
MILWAUKEE, April 19-The market for flour is
quiet. Wheat firm but quiet; No at 93k a 96A mo
at S7sc bid for May; SOC bid for June.
TOLEDO April 19.-Wheat is dull ; No Red at OIL
for cash and.April; 042 asked and 0i3 bid for May
sales O53 for June Corn dull High Mixed at 361c
asked and &c bid No at 36c asked and S5ac bid for
cash. sales 36ac for May; 1890 asked and 36lc bid for
June.
DETROIT, April 19.-Wheat irregular; extra White
at OF; 0ls tor May; No White O0a April at
cog: May 01s; July 02a asked.
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XLvI CONGRESS--IST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, April 49,
In the House the journal embodied for the first
time the petitions deposited in the box. question
was raised by Mr. Garfield, who expressed the hopes
that it would not pass into precedent.
An explanation was made by the Speaker as to the
reasons why he had directed this to be done, the
principal being under the existing circumstances
while petitions and memorials are being presented
accompanied by bills, the question as 10 which COM
mittee they should be referred to, had become i'm
portant and already differences had arisen between
the chair and the members presenting the petitions
as to the proper references 1t therefore deemed
proper that the House itself should have an oppor-
tuRity Of passing judgment on the question.
In the course of the discussion, it was suggested
by Mr.. Frye that there might be found to be no OBJ
jections whatever to the introduction of bills next
Monday. however absurd they might be- The mat
ter was finally referred to the committee on rules
The substituting silver coin bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Warner moved to amend the 35th section, which
makes silver coin legal tender to the amount Of $lO
by adding the words "for all the debts public and
private"
The amendment TO substitute the words slawful
money Of the United States" for illegal tende.
money" was agreed to.
Mt. Sprlngers amendment making subsidiary
silver coin legal tender to the amount Of $40 instead
of as in the bill was agreed to-.
Mr.. Stephens Of Georgia entered motion to recon-
slider.
Before the fual disposition of the bill the morning
hour expired.
The House then went into committee of the whole
on the legislative BILL aud was addressed by Mr..
Rice of Iowa.
Debate followed between Messrs Frye, Blackburn
and Mckinley.
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Representative De La Matyr has prepared
bill directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
issue 81 ,0O0. 900 of Greenbacks.
In the House Saturday there was very
spirited debate between Mr.. Frye and Mr..
Black burn. Mr. Frye read some extracts
from the Okolona States endorsing Blackburn's
speech on the Army bill, and expressing ultra
rebel sentiments. Mr.. Blackburn alleged that
his speech had been garbled and repudiated
the sentiments of the States.
Gen. John A. Dix is dying.
Half the town of Eureka, New. was burned
Saturday. Two thousand persons are home
less, and the loss of property is S1,OOO,000.
The Warm Spring Indians have escaped
from the Troops and swear they will die
rather than go on their reservation.
Eleven men were killed at Departure, CAL,
Saturday, by an explosion of fire damp.
English journals comment with much
severity on the Russian Ukase, placing a
number of districts under martial law. The
Ukase is denounced as barbarous In the ex-
treme.
I'm the Peabody trial at Boston Saturday
Capt. Peabody denied the charge of cruelty to
Elwood testified to by some Of the crew.
Ship Great Republic has been wrecked at
Astoria. Seven persons were drowned.
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THE SOUTHERN TORNADO.
Further Partic u lars Of the Rccent s,.u,.

Further Particulars Of the Recent Storm.
NEW YORK, April 49, Further accounts Of the
storm in South Carolina show that in the town of
WATERFORD, seven churches, Episcopal, Catholic, two
Baptist Presbyterian and two Methodist, are heaps
OF rubbish, and the academy is in the same condi-
ton. No stores were destroyed. The court house
and Jail were uninured. The people are crowded in
the few remaining dwelling houses and provisions
are short. Much distress is inevitable and assist
ance is greatly ne eded. The loss of property must
be very large. The work of destruction was accom-
pished in less than two minutes.
Already handsome subscriptions Of money, pro-
visions and clothing have been forwarded to the suf
ferers from Charleston, and the amount will be
doubtless largely sweed from other portions of the
state.
The tornado was almost as violent in Alabama. 1t
swept across the state from Otto through Lee county
tearing down houses and uproong trees its course
and pluugng into Geoogial Two persons were kill
ed near Otto and many injured. woman was
caught by the whirwind while running to her house
and carried fifty yards in the air.
The cyclone approached in circular cloud AMI
was seen two miles Cf, and came with deep hum
ming sound. The loss is heavy, the flooding rains
washing the fields till they we're as smooth as ice.
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MARINE NEWS.
Loss Of the Ship Great Republic.
Seven of the Officers and Crew
Drowned.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Ship Great Republic
was lost while entering the harbor of Astoria today
lsEcoND DEsPATCH.l
SAN FRANCISCO, April ia special from Aug
toria at 42O this afternoon says tugs Brennan and
Columbia have just returned from the wreck of the
Great Republic. Capt. Carroll, first officer Lennon.
second officer Davis, pilot Diaz, boatswain name un-
known, and 10 other seamen and walters are still on
board the vessel endeavoring to save freight and
baggage, but with very poor success in consequence
of the severity Of the Storm At 1926 the last tug ar
rived bring news that at 10 O'Clock the lat boat left
the ship with the first officer Lennox Mr. Davis Sec
ond officer boatswain, two sailors and eight alters
10 OF whom, Lennox, DAVIS, boatswain and seven
others, were drowned by the capsizng of boat in
the surf. Three men c.ung to the boat and drifted
ashore. The ship is going to pieces and is breaking
up. The town is full OF people many of them With
out money Churches, public buildings and resi-
dences are all being thrown open for the accommo-
dation of passengers, who have lost everything.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Trial of Democratic BulIdozers-How
Democratic Majorifies are Secured.


Democratic Najorifies are Secured.
NEW YORK, April ia Tribune special from
Charleston Gays: In the United States Court, trial
Of Grant and others for violating the laws in relation
to the elective franchise, begun yesterdays the defen-
dants, Is in number, are all Democrats. The trial
will consume several days. Eight witnesses for the
prosecution testified that the 18th of last Octber
the Republicans of Barnwe county, the scene of the
election riots two years ago, attempted to hold
meeting In support of the election OF Robert Smalls
to Congress- that when the meeting assembled 400 or
500 Democrats horseback, in red shirts and fully
armed, galoped up, firing pistols and took possess
sion of the meeting. The chairman was thrown from
the stand and the red shirt riders rode over the
benches on which many of the people were sitting
That after little order had been restored through
the Democratic county chairman, the Republicans
proposed to withdraw and hold meeting somewhere
else, and the Democrats would not even allow them
to do this but insisted upon their remaining d.
yidng the time which they were compelled to do in
order to prevent riot. The witnesses further test
fed that on account OF the manner in which the
Democrats acted on that occasion, and the threats
made aftetward the Republicans held no other meet
ing during the campaign in that county. The result
was that county with fully 900 Republican ma
jority Igave Democratic majority Of over 1000
Nearly all the witnesses have been driven away from
home and dare not return.
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HAVANA. April 20.-Sugar fairly active during the
week. Glasses suitable for Euro pc slightly advanced
No 10 to ~ at 81 81 reals gold per arrobe No Is
t. 20 at Il q 81; Molasses Sugar No to 10 at Al
a s.; Muscovado Sugars, common to fair, at AZ q s.;
Centrifugal Sugars No II to Is in boxes and hhds at
u q reals stOck in warehouses at Havana and Ma
sc, 600 boxes s54O0 bags and 10000 hhds; re-
ceipts for the week at Havana and MataDzas is 900
boxes, bags and 900 hhds exports $500 boxes
and 10000 hhds to the United States Molasses firm
50 degrees polarization at 81 reals gold per keg
loading at Havana for the United States Der box S
gar at 62a a s7A per hid Sugar at rs a 90; per
hid Molasses at 2 80 @275 currency; to Falmouth
coast Outside ports5 for the Uhed States Der box
sugar s7a a 90; per hid Sugar at 4 25 q 80; per
hid Molasses Q rs a %.
Spanish gold 2O71 q 2O7a. Exchange firm Hunted
States sixty days gold at "a a prem on London 19
a % prem; Paris at q prem.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE,
The Gardiner Infanticide.


GARDINER, April 19.-In the police court this
morning the case Of child found in the vault of
house in Pittston, the woman arrested pleaded mol
cont. on warrant concealing the birth of ilegiti
mate child, and ordered to recognize in bonds of
$500 for her appearance at next term of the Su-
perior Court.
Not Worth the Trouble.
Three elections for alderman have taken place in
Ward in this city this year, and still another is
wanted. The first candidate elected died soon after
coming into office. At the second election Atwood
regular nominee, was announced as defeating Nick
ersop opposition, by one vote, but Nickerson show
ing there were more ballots than names checked on
the list the Mayors was issued for third
election which took place Wednesday, and Nicker-
was declared elected by six majority. This cleo
tion is declared to be illegal.
Pastoral Call.
BRUNSWICK, April 2O.-At meeting of the First
Parish church last night it was unanimously voted
to ratiy the previous action of techurcb, extending
call to MIR. Charles F. Tnwing Of the Senior class at
Andoyer Theological School,
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The New York World has advices from all parts of
the country showing that business is increasing
confidence returning and the outlook generally
denoting returning prosperity.
The Washington Post in an issue last week con-
tended that Thurman was President de jure, and
Mr.. Thurman was SO pleased that he bought 1000
copies.
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to-day we ask over the old question. ''What
then shall we do?" in the spirit OF John the
Baptist / would reply, "Let US go back to the
life from which we have come-let us seek
no marvellous thing to do, but with Gods
help, and for His sake, let US live an honest,
manly, Christly religion before the world and
find therein the true fruits of repentance"
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

A Town in Nevada Desiroyel-2OOO
People Without Shelter-Loss 81 ,OOO,.
900.
EUREKA, New. April l9-Fire last night and this
morning burned half the town, including the heav-
lest business houses, hotels newspaper ofices tee-
graph offices, Masonic building and great number
Of dwellings, Three hundred families are destitute
and 1900 people without sEeer. relief committee
has been organized. Loss estimated at 81 0o0, OO0
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EurOpeau Markefs.

LONDON. April 19-12.3O p. M.-Ccnsols at 9S1 for
money and 9S 5-16 for account.
LONDON, April 19-12.3O P. M.-American securi.
ties-United States bonds, Cts. at 1O4 new SIS los:
new 4As at 109; new az, 1886 104Qs 1881; Erie ga
New jersey Central 49,
LONDON, April 1880 P. M.-Consols at 9s 7-16
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, April 19-12-30 P. M.-Cottonymarket
in moderate inquiry Uplands at SGD; Orleans at I
16d sales 5000 bales including 1000 for speculation
and export. Receipts 5000 bales.
Flour at "a 10; Winter Wheat at 10 "a Q; do
spring at q 8; California averages at S9@93;
club 90 @96. Corn at45 Peas 8. Provisions
&c.-Pork at 80; Beef at rs; Bacon at 20 6 "a 27.'
Lard at so. Cheese at AZ TaDow at IS 9. At Lon.
don So 8.
PARIS April 19-Rentes ia so.
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ANOTHER TRAMP.

Walking for the Champion ship of Eng.
land, in London.
LONDON, April 2l-A six days walking match for
the long distance championship of England, began
at Agricultural Hall, Isngton, at one O'Clock Mon
day morning. The contestants are Hazard, Blower
Brown, Corkey the present champion, and Weston.
American. At 8 O'Clock this morning Hazard was
ahead, all running except Weston. Hazard and
Brown are the favorites.
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NEW YORK.
Gen. John A Dix Dyip,

WeH' . UNI "A DIX DyInS.
NEW YORK, April 20.-Gen. John A. Dix broke
his collar-bone Saturday, while rising suddenly in
bed, add has been sinking since. He was conscious
until Friday, when he sent dispatch to his daugh-
ter in Chicago, summoDing her. as he felt his last
hours were approaching. Mrs. Dix, his sons and
daughter in constant attendance At 1880 tonight
he still alive but his physicians did not think he
could live through the night.
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WASHINGTON.

De LIN Matyr Only Wants $i,OOO,00O,O 900
of GreenbacEs.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Representative Dc La
Matyr fled bill today for the issue by the Secretary
OF the Treasury of $10o,0OOOoo Of 'greenback cur
rency" in ves tens, twenties and so on, up to &c.
0O to be legal TENDER to be loaned to certain canal
companies in sums Of s6OotO,oOo down to $4,000 OOo
said companies to give bonds payable in so years. the
first five years without interest, but at FER cent
afterward.
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NINE EXPLOSION.

Eleven Miners Killed by an Explosion of
Fire Damp.
SAN FRANCISCO April I9.-Eleven men, includ.
ing four Cinnamon, were killed by an explosion from
fire damp in the Wellington coal mines at Departure
today. The British COLUMBIA mine il on fire and
will be flooded.
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CaIiforni. Mining stock..
New York Fish MARKER.

NEW YORK, April 19-Fish quiet, with a light job
choice grades, which are scarce; No Massachusetts
shore $40 o. % Is 00;No 90 at 30 q 30; No me-
dunn at 123 @ so; email No at Q 80 q 90; No
bays at 10 90 q IS CO.; dry cod dull; Georges at 90 a
4 l23 Grand Bank i2k a %; boxed herring weak;
sealed &c., No at 14c; Nova Scotia shore split her
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THE PEABODY TRIAL,

Testimony of the Captain in Hi. Own
Defence.
BOSTON, April 19.-In the Peabody trial to- lav
Capt Peabody testified in his own behalf. He said
Elwood was insubordinate aud refused to do duty
He never struck him but twice aud neither time
with Delaying pin. He was put in the lazarette
for refusing to obey orders. Did not know that he
Was SICK when he was put there, After his sickness
was known he was cared tor well as was possible.
The arguments will be made to-day.
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Foreign ExnOrfs.

LlvERP0OL, Eng. Steamship Nebo-6s, 400 bush
wheat 300 bush peas SO bales leather 1880 lbs of
bacon $500 do pork $3.50 do lard, 5000 do beef 6Os
tongues. 500 bbls and 100 sacks flour bags teed 8
organs IL moving machines, 4A packages mel chan
disc.
MATANZAS. Schr W Lee-5l26 box shocks. l.
SIS shocks AID heads, 3S2 empty casks. -
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 19-P. M.-Money closed in
abundant supply at 8 per cent. on cali. The bank
of reserve has reached nearly ten millions
Sterling Exchange remains very even and quiet
We quote bankers asking rates 60days bills at $4S6
per 6 (of $4.S665 par vaue), and on demand SASH,
against Sass 4S7a one week ago. Commercial bills
ASH q 4.S4a gold.
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Receipts of Maine Cenira nj TX. n


PoRTLAND,Arri Is.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
for connecting roads IS cars miscellaneous merchant
disc.
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~ uneLav'a - The old re.
III, UuukEI 5 ~ 0IINIIo liable
lllJljf1N remedy for
OeDO9 Diseases
Syrup. R0UP, 4 S1 sss

Endorsed by physicians. Used by thousands 1t
will cure you. No opium in it. Mothers, you can
conquer that dreadful foe. Group, with it. Have it
on hand, and save the child. Sold by Druggists.
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