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A. LONDON INVASION.

london Cnrrttpondencs Nts FORK Timer. M1tch H.
They are coming. Not the commander Of tho
"pinaforen With his crow, but his superior
officers, Ills authors, tho authorities who put tho
comic ship into commission. They md somo
nllIes havo settlcd upon invading New York at
m early date. No. they aro not coming ex-
,scss3y Tor the fees. Nor aro their Intentions
hostile. On tho contrary, they uro bunt on a
course Of friendship. They mean to bo ns civil
ns tho Captain Of tho rlnatorc'' iuvarinb!yis to
Ills crew. Moro 80. They have generous intel,-
ttons In regard to Now York mud the United
States, MI. Gilbert, tho prince Of librottists,
Mr.. Sullivan, the King ot scrlo.comto com
poscrs, have designed new operetta especially
for production !" New York. They ws!! come
OYER with their manuscript, aclcct their com-
paHy III New York, choose thcir theatre, nsnl
havo The nov piece produced under tllcir OWL
huperntcnhence. Their business man md tnl-
Drcsario, Mr.. Doylcy Carte,-a real name, not q
i,osn de pluuc, will accompany them. Alr.
Collier, a charming fellow md an excellent
musician, author OF '''rhe Sultan Of Mocha,t1'
Will bu Ut tllr party. Tho date Of this Invasion
OF Manhattan, In not yet liked. Mr. Sullivan
will, Of course, apologize beforehand for his IT.
advised letter 10 the Era, touching the lad
managers who have not voluntarily paid him for
the pieco he threw away, nml then New York
vii! go forth a.1 harscss ttsalt to ts!NEnNlsal
rare iu which the authors Of "'Tlu Ftnaforuh
atd their friends will parade tho Emptre City.
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SHAKEN Uu..


Spfciat Dtspatch h Tat tribune.
Bgho1T, Wis.,, Mprci 2o.-Aianager William
r, 6irong's special cur, which brought Mrs
Btroug a1sd family from the W'est this afternoon
over tic Western Union Road, wns run Into o
coal-car while being sldc-tracked, nnl good
toal shaken up. Lamps, crockury, and other
breakabics ilsldo werc badly shattered, but the
cor itself was not seriously damaged.
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MUSICAL NOTES.
Gilmosc'h Band p}ays at tho TAbcrnnclc, Clevc-
land, April 3.
"Thc Little Duke " is having sueccssful run
n, Dooth's, Now York.
Tile Hess troupe open In Milwaukee on Thurs-
day evening with "Fause"; Friday, "Chfmcs
Of Normandy Saturday, Nartha" and "Paul
pnd Virginia."
Memphis has an amateur opera club which
will give "Thc Daughter OF tue Regiment on
the 18th; "Fra DIavolo " on the 18th; md re-
G{Sa. {S,h. i"' D'uR''s' '' 'D' "ek'"sn' Oh '"'
Tilc 5trakosch troupe will DO in Pittsburg all
the. week: Mondsy, u 'uu9ue,,ote Tuesday,
"Attraon"; Wednesday, fCarmen"; Thurs
aay. "Faus."; Friday, "Atda"; Saturday,
Trayiata and "Troyatose.'
The present week w!t! close The Mapleson1
scasoa In New York. Thlt evening Camranint
ayeuI,ig Nnn1u fiauk takes benefit in . II
Trpyatote"; Wcdnrsday evening, e. s'Dinorah" :;
Friday evening, testimonial to Col MnpIeson; !;
Saturday morning, benefit to Gerstcr, on which
occasion she will appear In, "sonnambula n;
Saturday afternoon troupe sails Tor Europa.
The New York World OF the 25th SAYS:
"Maur1rr Grau, with sltle. Aimee n,,l troupe
uf opera-lAoutIe singers frum paEist arrived yes
tcrday on tic Labrador, md last night Aimee
and Afr. Grau occupied box at Duoth's Thea
iru, where 'Ille Little Duke is being per-
formed; That is tho opera boufro IN which
Atsuco Intends to appear In the same theatre,
on April IL. under Sir. Abbay's management.
Tie troupe Will be known al Maurice utau's
French Opera-BoutIc Company, aud will play at
Booths Tor seren weeks. Mr. Abbey had In
tended to take them TO the Park, but the aucccss
Of Engaged changed his plans. The return Of
Aimee was Bontethitg Of SURPRISE to her own
friends and Mr. Grau's, both because Of her
farewell appearance last year and because 1t was
known That Mr. Grau had noped to return from
Paris with Mile. Marie But her engagement
there, he found, binds her until Aug. 81, and
it was With dit,lcnity, no Bays, that Aimee was
Induced TO come hack With him. sto Will now
sinrie md Capoul will hcgiu the new saaaon
here, according 10 the terms OF the contract Mr.
Graii las with the1n.''
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Sptctdt DfSp1fch tn The Tribune.
GnANp RAPIDS, Mich. March 20.-Lowell
Steel, OF this city, a..arcman Of through freight
on the Detroit Grand Haven s. Milwaukee Rail-
way, was run over at Nunclu this forenoon and
ono OF his legs cut oil. ue was brought to tas
city, and dled from bis injurlcs shortly allpr
ARRIVING here.
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WHAT THEY 8lloULD DO.
ia fhs Ei5iIOs of I'hk 1,rthut1A.


CHICAGO, March 2o,--Il you want to rot two
votes on Tuesday next for Wright and tho
straight Republican t!ckot, please answer tho
following questions in regard to the status OF
two Cana l!aus who des.se to 7ose and think they
eau legally DO 50, though ot COURSE they arc not
"rcglstcred," II such is necessary. Still, they
hayo resided In Chtcago fotne three yeara.
Can these two Canadians vote on Tuesday
without my further "papera," or ran they gct
their full naturalization papers on Monday in
timo1
They camo to tho United States twenty years
ago, md In thu frs. yenr Ut their arrival they
both s'derlarcd their Intentions" Of becoming
cittzens and touk Tho usaa. papers, which are
still In their possession, This they did At DO
trest, Mich. Stnco lllAt t!nc they have nuyer
applied Tor any otller papers, as they haye led q
wandering life; anl HOW they conclude 10 Settle
down 10 Chicago, ana want TO know what they
aro to do, mud whore thny are to 70, and how
they can manngu It 90 that they can yoto Tues
day. ...
They will look for an Answer from you In to-
morrow'a or Mondays TRIBUNE.
CoAarARr HkADAn.
Let them 70 over to the County building thta
morutDg aud take out their papers, uul they
arc than entitled to yote. There Is no rrg1stra-
tlon at this election.
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badly Injured about The neck, AZ Il trampled npon
by tic ln,raes' boots. As he .vns unconscious from
tic tnn of the acctdent,it was impossible 10 pos.
ft!refy ASCERTAIN his identity, but It Is qnlte pos
sbto That w!tneas Of the accident WAS right Ii
!,1s conjecture that The old man waa Heath II
Mi1l[Ean'e hpettcr.
s!ngularly enough, the poltco have "a yet dono
nothing townr1s catching the man who, 10 fat
as can a present be nscortatncd, WAS directly re
6ponstbla for the killing. There arc a r,u1nbcl
Of Witnesses living at Tho ('ault House, anil
elsewhere In tho vicinity OF Clinton and Afa1!-
eon stroets. who will ba able to identify tho
driver Some Of them seem to think that Il
VAS halter named 8cntt, md other8 think
differently, but no effort has becn made 10 Ok
the crime upon Scott or any one else. The par
ttculnFs ~ rriatel by m eyewitness place tho
driver, whoever fo waa, In very bad
light, Hc was driving furionssg, apparently
spccdlng hfa horse along Cltnsoa street, ard
without At all s1ackenlng hte speed rounded thu
corner and dcbouc!tcd into Madison street. In
70 doing tho vehicle came very close 10 tho sdo-
walk aprons. The old man, Who was upon thd
crossing, .as caught BY The wheels and tlrarrcd
never for moment relaxed big speed. but, on
tue contrary, urged hls horse forward at a silt
more rapid nAtt,
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thing. you know. hin hall the world bo'foarw
-FsbInhSfnhid T"tuts

~ WVuHE9IHH1 1HF1s
Senator hob lfart, transp1antcl from tic
minstrel to tho rosiyal staxc, has been telling
The audience at New York mectfng how lie
Msnssre.s throHgharimk. Not that the huslucaa
Of 'nlnstrcl l,o explained. leu hin, into temrta-
lion; IN The contrary. II was outside assoclates.
visiting bar-rooms with sociable friends, that
led hin int dsslpat!on When or psotFfHsfs Pet Ha
Dwycr had signed the pledge, and tile Senator
said to himscif TINT II B.lly Dwyer could ho
saved then he himself could. Tho Hcnatort saJa
the New York SIM, Is understood to 10 nun
preparing to study for the Daptist ministry.
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There II No Tnsn T.ikc Toothaohut
:. It .bcats The dogs" Tor making follow saulsm.
Nobody pttEcs you. Get It out snys ono; ;'rub
the tooth agattiat s.one, -" hays another; ''whcn
nays thlyd. Tho reason Of tho acl,e Is you didn't
nse Soxodunt, and prevent your teeth from decay.
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GENERAL NOTICE.
TO TII
Saloon Keepers
And to nll libcral- Minded CitIa
zens and Voters Of tho
City of Chicago.

Tho undersigned Association, At its general meeting
held at tho vorwaeEts Tusneflail Friday. the ath
Of 3larc 1H7u, adopted seTios Of staOlntl0ns the
pupost aud object Of which protect and cR!Anea
IT. own interests and TINT OF ar2u and influential
claus Of OFT cit!zens.
1t has akc tho pains 10 investigate Tho record of all
tlu candtds.ea for Aldermen appealing to tho snraReh
Of tu voters of the different warde With regard to that
part OF legislation tat Affects ts ncrest and It has
found that Tho following candidates nntoetan ytcwa
upon this subject Inconsistent with Sense,
mon justtco. and connua chAtltyt
Ward l-Artlsur Dx0a.
Ward ga. Dasrd.
Ward +--Amos GEannts.
Ward to--J. E. Lawrence
Ward l8-It. ". Thompson. u )
Ward lg-MlchAel sohwusthAl.
Ward lT-E. +. uArreft,
II teems esent that not ou1y h1l saohn keepers ot
thfa city but asu s.ery good citizen who dsaplars 10
hls fonH non bucome tls victims OF lntoIsranco
and hypocyy, should ualte Ia 1ofssug 1t tho polish
eanddacs who inAosso opauy the inur!uua objects af
the ''Clll1ens Leax4o" and its kish aud kin.
" therefore arooa!s not only 10 al saloon.kec
but also 10 tu voters Il large. to ther utust 10.
naonce 10 prevent the electlon OF Tho atoveualgrd
calddAtai.
The sAL00s: :kEEPERs ASSOCIATION OF CA!CAQQ
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

No act Of ConRrcss or Of rnrtlnnlent can
impair the goodnesa Of casHotIs Slippory Elm 1ox.
en0crs for coughs. Sold In Chicago By Buck j.
RnYhtE.
EhBr ,JacksoDts Iteat Stveet Nnvts +o3,nrcn
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Appetite Of the Builfros.

A gentleman Of our borough some
time ago captured large bullfrog, and
on opening it he was not little sur
prised to find in its stomach full
grown meadow mouse. In scientific
journal, few days since, We notice
mention of one of these frogs swallow
ing cedar bird. Another party tells
us of small swapping turtle he found
in the NAV of still more voracious ba-
trachian.-West Chester Tillage Hec-
ord.
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Tossing up ON BED OF Agony,

Tortured in every joint with inflammatorv
rheumatism, is prospect which may become
a melancholy fact if the twingcs of the dread
disorder are not checked at the outset. Per-
sons of a rheumatic tendency find Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters useful remedy, nor do they
encounter the risk in using it they do from re-.
sorting to that active poison Colchicunl,
which is often employed to arrest the malady.
The use of the Bitters is equally rs effective in
its results, and is attended with no risk.
There is ample testimony to prove the medi-
cine possesses blood depura'ing qualities of
40 common order. besides those of tonic
and general Alternative. 1t stimulates the ac-
ton of the kidneys and promotes the rem oval
from the system Of Impurities which develop
disease, and are fraught with serious danger.
Fever and ague, dyspepsia, debility, nervous.
ness, constipation. DC, are renedied by it.
- Certainly one is not wise if he purchases an
organ before obtaining the latest catalogue
and circulars of the Mason IL Hamlin Organ
Co. See advertisement, and send postal card
asking for them and they will come free. ,. "
4 The best aud purest medicine in the market
for fever and ague is Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
Carefully avoid the use Of rasp;ng csrthar-
tics. They weaken the bowels and leave them
worse off than before Use instead, that salu-
tory, non-irritating, aperient and bilious
medicinc, DR.. Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills,
which will not only achieve the desired object,
relaxation of the bowels, without causing pain
or weakening them, but promotc digestion and
assimilation and depurate the blood. The pills
are sold by all druggists.
The New York Weekly, Witness which cir.
Culates $4,000. has received many hundreds OF
letters saying it is the best paper in the coun
+ try. The subscription is $l.tO, but it will be
sent on trial till new year for ten cents, or 8
specimen copy will be sent gratis. Address
John Dougall & Co. Frankfort st., N. Y
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KISS ME SWEET.
sr ms. 9. II. SCRANTON.

Is ~
Put your arms around me, darlins
Little arms SO dimpled, fair;
lift your little face 80 charmipk.
Framed in rings Of golden hair. 5atta
Kiss mo sweet, my precious treasure,
Look love from your eyes SO true
Stolen rays they are, Of azure, ~ AZ
Bits of heavens own cloudless blue.
Cherry lips, that oft caress me, afllg
Give me one sweet kiss tonight;
You are I'LL on earth that's left me, Y
Do not loves own prayer slight. a'7#
Only just two years, my darling,
Since with folded wings you came;
Years thought would be SO charming,
Bat instead we're full of pain HEa
Yea, and utter desolation, --E''
Save for you, my fair-hsired boy; ~
Give mo, then, in salutation, Hse'-.E
Kisses sweet, without alloy. .EF
You VIII never know, my dear one, -. ~
How that mild Septemb Der day III Ii D..
Left my heart so sad and lonesome, ...,4.
As winged ANGELS bore away, '''...,
Far beyond our earthly vision, Inv ISIS
Far up throu.h tho ether blue, t.
Took to bask in ields elysian, 's''' 81
@Papa's spirit, tried and true 's,''e
Bat, my darling, he was ready, n.,.s. 81.
Waiting for the summons. too
Oft he said, in voice unsteady, q ..t
why dost bind me so to your .,..r .g
Don't long to DO with Jesus,
Free from earthly care and pain.
And you know, If Him it pleases,
Very soon wsM meet again."
And the angels ope'd tho gateway,
Psarly gates. with bars of gold,
And in arms of love they straightwsy
Boru him to the heavenly fold. "a
za% e t5 81 7aI
Kiss me- then, my baby treasure;
Drive the sadness from my brow;
Give nae always, without measure.
Love signs just as you do now.
and when the baby loves outgrown, ,
And you're strong and sturdy youth,
Or, later yet, q bronZe-faced man, " q,
O! love me- still, in very truth. go.
ADIBON. c..
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Truth and Honor.

ID Query: What IS the best family med
icine in the world to regulate tho bowels,
purify the blood, remove costiveness and
biliousness, aid digestion and tone up
the whole system7 Truth and honor com.
pels US to answer, Hop Bittcrs, being
pure, perfect and harmless. Ed.-Inde-
pendant.
S33OOa,xa.:HSS5 l ss- xSSas 81. L..,: No.
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Natures 1lulco.wny.

If the kidneys (nature's sluice- way) do
not wo:k properly, the trouble is felt
everywhere. Then be wise and as soon
IS you see signs Of disorder, take Kidney
Wort faithfully. It will clean the sluice.
way of sand, gravel or slime and puri.
rfy the whole system.
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For one cent purchase a postal card and
send your address to DR.. Sanford, 162 Broad.
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by
return mail, from which you can learn wheth.
81 your liver is out Of order, and il out of or.
der or is any way diseased, what IL the bes,
thing in the world to take for it. O.: g., s: a.
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C0llslllsa ptlon Cured.

! consumption CWfe0s
An old phyrician retired from practice having had
plsceS In his hands BY An East India missionary the
snd permanent cure for Consumption, Bron Ittis
Catsrrh. Asthma. and al Throat and Lung Affections
and al Nervous Complaints, after having testsd it,
curative powers In Thousands Of has
felt it his duty to known to his
Actuated BY this motive and desire relieve
suffering. will send free OF charge to oil who desire it.
directions Tor preparing and usins. Scat BY mail by
addressin9 With stamp, naming this paper. W. W.
III ,425.5O PROFITS IN 80 DAYS.
go In legitimate Stock 6pecuhtions in Wall st. payl
Immense proats. Pamphlets explaining everything
seltf HEATH Co.. Brokers' 1921 Broadway, N. r
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Ladies', Don't Be Humhupped !

n =. =. dsllldsy's Blood Purifier and 0stsr,h In.
Tisns ete youf remedies for Cstarrh Kidney and
A Sore III nh Ss th g. Boz. q
l46 West Third street. st. Paul ana ssi acatio u
So.s 1 nnd ae = v does not help empty
curry would srorn to take your money Withont sivirr
YOU xSns For sale by all drnggists a. the
ne name =. BLACKFORD Ia blown in the Ssck 81
HsotT Gotte ana has bronzsd photographic label on
Agents, St Paul, Mimi ''' "no1essAe
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"ANtHO. = q Y NGEE
Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich.* want an
agent in this county at once, at q salary of
500 per month aud expenses paid. For full
p0rticularS addrrss "a above
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A BIRD-EANcIER calls his canaries
Riches" because they have wings,
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A traveller stopped st an inn for sup
per and lodging, and, on retiring put
his boots outside the chamber-door to be
cleaned. In the morning he found them
as he had left them, whereupon he rang
his bell furiousiy. The landlord came,
and, having heard the guests complaint,
he sent for shoots The boy came--a
tow headed lout OF sixteen or seventeen
years, IN corduroys and smock-frock.
''Boy,' demanded Boniface terribly,
"why didn't you clean this gentleman's
boots this morning when you cleaned the
others9' ''Boots, zur?" drawled the lout,
"Whar be they?" There they stand
right where left them," said the guest.
The boy looked down at the boots, then
bent and lifted oDer0f them into the
light Of a distant window. 1t was GER
tainly an exceptional boot-really a
monstrosity. ''W-a-al," gruntcd the
clown, looking up with a. dubious light
struggling upon his grlmy visage, .'scomc
ter see EN- III ter lott ind 'ey be summat
'loik boots; but, bless and save US, / could
"a sword, III ter tim taybreak, ut ICY wer'
\ par O. black leather portmantles" .
HARK1Ns' daughter returned from
Denton's butcher shop, laid a steak on
the table. and said: "That's the most
refined butcher I ever met. asked
him if this steak was tender, and he
said, 0 so beautifully: Tender as the
5 maiden in the first blush of love; a
steak fit to be classed with tender and
hallowed associations, and one likely to
be hattered at being devo,lred by so
fair and beautiful a maiden" Harkins
pushed his glasses up on top of his
head, looked at the girl and Numbered,
what under the canopy was that fell
low giving you?" And as her color
came and went she replied: Solving
me tafy, supposed"
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Young men 20 west Learn Telegraphy. Ad.
dress r. VALENTINE, Manager. GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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Ask Grocers for Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.

Throat Affections aud Hoarseuess.--All suf-
feriug from irritation OF the throat and hoarse-
ness viii be agreeably surprised at the almost
immediate relief afforded by the use Of
Browns Bronchial Troches" 25 cts box.
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Prevent crooked boots una blistered heels
by wearing Lyons Heel Stitfcncrs. Can be
applied ct anv time t,~,-Z 49,,
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ROnNs Extract. No matter what form bIee3ina
may assume. whether from the lungs, nose Gums.
o ,,asi, bowels uterus. or lies, its acticn il
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sn1S E,trast Large sums Of money are spent
tract is certain Of Blind OF Bleeding piias.
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FGnG's E1tract: medicine confined to q cor
tain number of diseases II will cure Pain lnaam
mation or HemorrhaGe, internal or externai - *
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pOnd's Extract, which 81 bstitutes ease and con,
tent curative agents known - - 1-'' ="
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Fom Mana. ESxtrAGS. for Pain, Inflammation and
Ask some friend about the Extract. Unsminous
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Pond,s Extract. Men and Women will 5su FER
bathing the head with the Ex tract would sfFord
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OF neces sity confined to analogous diseases herca
the Eatract. acting on the circuato.y system, re-
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nate forms Of diseases known rs Piies or Haunnrr
the people. -arg.ft0 -, : = - He'1.-As
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r E = 8 ~ " . a
I fend. Exsrect. TO stop bleeding from ling.
l lts aStion Il remarkable Tor promptness aud
e .S.ts 8 There Is swelling 4 VIM not
mony Of those who have used It many yeas Try Il,
Pond. Extract. Used alike by the medical bro
other sna y aoas position held
world. = 'Ai' ooua'fs' OF perhaps. me
Ponds Extract. Experience serv to show u,
range and power. Try 1t for an, soreness, pain or
lameness. external or internal. Z.
Ponds Extract affords Immediate relief in ali
cases OF acute pain. This Ii str, ng lsnRu re hut
tie experiences Of thirty ye.rs .Itests Tao truth
Pond's Extract. for Pain, Ina.mm.tion and
AK soms siana s tnas nest s Iemedy in the world
verdict. 80 AA''A'' Unanimous
Ponds Extract. Large sums Of money ara .,an,
ny the ahitcted to ind relief from Piles Tho Ex
traes Is certain cure Of Blind or Bleeding Piles
Pond's Extract. Men and Women viii 5su Ter
bathing the head With the E1 trsot would sfFord
r ends Extract. "A medicine confined to = oar
tam number OF diseases. II will cure Pain nHam
ma'lon or Hemorrhage, internal external, rs Al
Ponds Extract. Tho action 81 one medicine !,
me . Latract acting on the circulato.y system re-
Pond's Extract In the very common and obsti
nate forms Of diseases known as Piles or Hamnrr.
the people. 10 rga,.s5s,, : : - 80. ' os
Ponds Extract. No matter what form bleedin.
may assume. whether from the lungs nose snms
htonassSh, bowels. uterus or lies, its acticn is
Ponds Extract, which 81 Institutes ease and com
tent curative agents known. ~ = : -~' ~
POnds Extract, for 1nfamm ationa, Congestion,
GlCefatiOng. remedial 10.
critics are wOnd 'rful. Tr y Ill! - fop
Ponds Extract for over tht rty-fye wear, h,s
been recognized In medical writings rs The eraat
specific for Pain, Congestions. Piles or any Sore
ness. .. ILL.,. -. ........- 80,
H0NN.s Extract, for internal as we'll as external
application Is recognized rs without an equal for
Neuralgia. Ague, Hemorrhage and Inf mmatIon
Ponds Extract, all users tell u.s. is without anx
equa TOR Piles Sprains. Gout any Infammstion.
Tfyit! a. 1872 49,
HonI's Extract. "The Vegetable Pain Destroy
err never fails to afford relief from Pain NV
1t once. and nothing could induce you to be with.
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Fona,s Extract. Experience serv to show III
ffsuse mo power. Iiy 1t for AZ, s0reneSs pain OF
lameness, external or internal I '-"'- =
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Ponds Extract for over tht rty five vear. 80
been recognized in medical writines A. The 1rast
specific for Pain. Congestions. Piles or any Sore.
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Ponds Extract. for internal as we'll as external
application, Is recognized MS without an eouai for
Nenralgia, Ague. Hemorrhage and Inflammation.
Ponds EXTRACT, all users tell us ia ,v;thovt 49,,
equa, for Piles. Sprains. Gout or any InAammstion
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-19

FOh0b extract affords Immediate relief in M,
cases OF acute pain. This Is str "a lanvIa "a h"t
i htSs Try it! $500 .''see S.' VAC skuSn.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-19

P0nd's Extract, for Aamm ationa, Congestion.
and alterations. It's remedial and hcnl;er , a.'s
critics are wond 'rful. Tryit! ptop
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