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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
srcprRixGs or 4 BrrcHrws WIFE.
COMPLICATIONS IN A MINING SUIT

The suit of Henry c. Parmly agaLst the
Renton Gold and -ivcr Mining company ~ it appeared
before Justice awrcnc In Chambers ycsi"r iay was In
II tangled condition. The planiin brought thc action to
fore, lose mortgage secured by 80 bonds ~ the III,
fcnaaat o. 81 900 each in the possession OF thr
Farmers J. and Tnt company. \. l.. Lsans ap-
pear4l by counsel yesterday To AK that hc should b.
made part; defendant He SAN that he .he orgi-
nal cid mt Of he rom any ana still cont hmed presl-
dent IN grccment had been made between Il IN and
the recturs hy which when Le Gee To them tn min
a land. % the company Viii u nc owned lir should re-
ccyc in return S15OOOo Of the compan''s bonds am,
$500 its stock. he iverrel that h" h1d dcpp0'cd
Tho bnni- with the Trust company - pr"sid NJ. gl lh
claimed tLaf n Waga rOllu-iyc -uit 10 drpuY hn Ell
H. rights. TIE counsel frlc I'd q. ca kns also AZ
ueard 10 iclr sent hat tnc latter wa IA rft. tbs
pro cit prr.ic6ut 81 The company aud with thsc oii -
NV ed tie nc OIrily. Evan. being Fh. n r
on n for his work IiS' NJ The iu-iu's- In cr"st II
me conI,any. The u-on d"ncl fhr rmcrs'
10 ~ 10 rust COMPANY p,arc incr " t. tld u
,Ould pro cct" in tar ut Of fhr curt Giving d.
for one party or tn oIher Decision vas r.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WAsnmNGToN. April l. -Chief-Engnccr
Francis C. DIdc. Is ordered the Navy Yard. Norfolk
Commander john &. Watson. ms rrpuried Ills re-
tam nomc having been 'ctach, from the command on
ihe wyoming European statoi, aTd has been PLACED
ri,t III -ripnian = H. Siaif ri aud J. H. Smiley,
ia,. rcrnrf. flr r.iurn horc, having Ocou 0' 'chcl
from he IuscIro:i, AMI have breu placed Oh waiting
Gt.r, srid ,iipmao John T.. Craven has r"r"rtcd is
return hume. having been trtscne from the Pcls.coI
and l.tS bern p.mrrd oil waiting order.
N1iar &. -. IIohp. com indiny tho United states
Marines M Mare Innd Cal. has been Detached nom
ina, siaiinu aud vrlc,rd 10 Bo=tou, Mas> I" tenN"
~ onr Iups ". Jon, who is ordered - rFoceed .,
Len, Iiard Penn 10 rominanl The marines Stationed
II
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Senate, in ex-
ecutiye session to-day, confirmed the following nOmi
nations:
Victor Thompson Mississippi to be Consul Of the United
Wiiam p Hubbard OF Bangor Ne, to be Supervisor Of
Census for the lid District OF Maine. -
John w MalterD, TO be Postmaster at Phiipsnurg Penn
Arthur Ed wares Michigan TO be agent for Indians OF
ana Omaha and WInnebago Agency In Nebraska.
The Senate to-day rejected the nomination OF Alexander
c. Wells Of louisiana be Surveyor Of Customs in the
Uistxict of Eew-Orleans La.
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A TRIP TO LEAGUE ISLAND.
sycHFTARY THOMPSON INVITES THREE COMMITTEES
n.a I.1III AinL,1

TO GO TO PHILADELPHIA
IGESERAL PRESS DI>PATcH.l
WASHINGTON, April 1.-ADumber of business men
and otbe re- have made some important suggestions
TO Secretary Thompson and committees of CONGRESS
in regard to the Improvement of the Leagu" Island
Navy Yard, at Philadelphia. on certain plan
which they advocate. Recommendations have also
been made in regard to the completion OF the monl-
tors now lying at Philadelphia and Chester IN
order that Congrcssmen may have the advantage OF
n personal inspection in the'c matters, Secretary
Thompson has invited the Conmeree, Navel , and
s,ress to 90 to Philadelphia with him. The party
will leave tomorrow afternoon az 1:3O and VIII re-
turn next Saturday.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President sent
fas following nominations 10 the senate today;
Pa. naxtes-Ffapeis p Vincent Cottage City Mass
George Burgess New Brighton. New YORK John MAT
ten al Phiifpsburg, Penn, Lewis Lambrght NJ Middle
foVp Ohio: Th0a W. Scott Fairfield I'LL Henry r. Dolly
% Rsadlng Mich George H. Tracy az BAKER CiV' ore'
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OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
CHANGES IN TIIE DErARTMENrS- GENERAL shEN
MANS TRIP TO THE WEST.

MANS TRIP TO THE WEST.
GENERAL PRESS DIspATCH.l
WAsH1yGrOS, April 1.--Charles NJ Hendey has
been promoted to the position Of Executive cers at
the White House, fill the vacancy caused by t"e
removal of Charles l.. Chapman. Henry u Morton
is promoted to Mr.. Hendleys place. and >. 8 BAL
way is appointed to ill the vacancy caused by Mr'
Morton,s promotion. Mr. Balway was clerk in the
Treasury. He is a native OF Oaio.
Mr.. UptOn. misunderstanding of the Treasury,
Chief Clerk Power, Mr.. MacLenan. Chief OF the
Warrant Division. and Mr. Miller, Assiatant-Chief
of the Warrant Division, assumed the duties 4i
those offices to-day, under the pronotlops recently
made by Secretary Sherman They All received
.nn,nerons conVra fulations FROM their friends.
General Sherman leaves to-n'aht for chicago 70
consult with General Sheridan about the rehloval
prpsS.
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UNITED STATES sUpREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following was
the hu,lncss raisictcd IN the supreme Court of Inc
United STATES today.
on motion Of Mt j. T. McPhcron Try"n Hughes EdwarIN
esd OF H.ncstoyn Nd. and u. ". tOrtr es1, OF New
York Cftv. admitted 20 prlctirc - -
on motion ~ Mr. W. L. Natnsy solomon Draper 'Hl'
o. Mo Jrarl Sch. admitted e. pi1cllre , ,,..,
on mo - William Il rtarts thafi ~ a. lNhthoi,
H. e-u ~ \ ri,. YORK cry admitted To Practice
80 hI:-rOTrc ranks al, appellants, ar iona nan H.
vnnh-N rgum, NJ cDGf nu"i bv .lr 7. B kr Tor lpre
ans an! los Mr. W. +. CJgswrll Tor The appellee ana con
cIudci By Mr Kerr fOrapyrllnt-. -, ....,C
IS Tho lit- Nali'na Hlnk, OF hcibnd.I
frederick COmiheuo'uVJ
Dir. 4. d. Lincoln.
Ahinnrnrh mini tD-lnnrTOW.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

str,ENE COrgr-cnh TBga,- Doaohne. err; o2'us ~
1890 a. m. calendar called NJ II h.-No.. =: i.' 5:.u
2.S 80 300 3l2. 3ll 30 SD $50. DR. -, ,i1 3i' "JO
800. }.G. 36.; 3Gi. 55J ah6 :OD 80. ~ l. 80 'fb
GHSgRAL Term linuinen uni / Aprl - .
SUri,KOE CJUHr-;iRSGKN. TERN -AtOunh LOT thh ,'Ih
rF'f-turti-. q. J.CnlT O3cus ~ ~ H. hi'lSh-
dar cqlrl at II n. m.-Noday calendar
gDlfuN i'lEAs-UENERAL 1EsM.-Adinurned Tor ne Term
SPatIAI rERM-I arrcmDrc J-CoIr5 opens ~ IL H. III -
No cay calendar. . - .t,,.,,
and Have. IJ-COnrt Oncns at 10 a m-Appcals ir.ih
ORDERS so 10 Appeals from Judgments. Nos :, H. ~
>. ~. 49,, .,......a ION tom,
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TILL COURTS.
HUSBANDS ACCUSED OF CRUELTY.
IN said suit.


A YOUNG wiFE'S SAD srORY-LURED FROM HER
HOME AND sHocKINGLY ABusED-CnARGEs OF A
BUICHFR's WIFE.
John Cody, age thiriy-eight years, of No.
Eli Bronmrsr. was taken ilto the jefferson Market
Wednesday,. by Officers Kelly aud Mcsally
on II warrant issued by Justice OtierbOurg on Tuesday
on the comT Of tbs wfe Of tho prisoner, who told
the following story:
II was born ia White Plains. and am not yo; seven
teen years old. Ny fathers name s ines Lensdel |
lived with nv parents until The 25h or 3st August
when Lift without their knowedGe T. come to New
York with Dhn Cody. on arriving het IN lrrid;c SER
perforated. We wcnt 10 1--we nj M Oh Broone
ST.. and There made the acquaintance OF Mr. ana 9lrs
iarcs f. De sherry I told them my story Tor my
husband had already commenced to illtrcat mel ana
they asked to sea my marriage lines. had none. In
curry followed. aud then learned that the marriage
was no marriage at all Through these friends. Cody
induced 10 rHmarry me at ST. Annc's Church III sui
liva,-si. After hs conduct OF terrible
character. without word warming lac would SOME
fines fall upnn me ard beat me numerically kicking
me about the head and body. 4 month aga Mrs- D.
Sherry moved No. 81 or tutst., and was l"ft WIFI
out friends On Sunday last, my husba-d, while partially
iniox Gated tortured that rushed from tie Horse
and sought refuge with Mrs. DE sherry, and remained
there until Monday evening, when my hus3t'i ac'"'i
panied by poiicrinan whore number - DIS came
duccl 10 home. our apartments IRE on the roy H. or
ana as s"cii Us we reached !ii,h ny uSa w d lo
kill you Prepare for deAth' begged hin 70 tel III" 20
home to parents swearing taat be wonlG never ,'r
me again II lie would only lfr H. refused ana
left the Wine he gone climbed through me
garrett window on the 1907, where remained all risH
hidden bet cen two cninncys Early yrseitihY morn
iTE dr.crnr 10 thu street through the reuitie ana
went 10 the nOllse Oi Mrs. De Snrgry'
Mr. De Sherry, who II gIShtter and plumber. DONG
bsinss in and his VIE IN court anu cor
rObOrard 1ITr COdYs statements, d sherry sad lhat
Cody had nnhih wife liyIns IN Mas'ac ius rit'.
Jus-c crbnur commit ID Cody Tor trial in dciant
OF $500 ban.
SuFrFRfNG9 A Bi'TCHiH(s WIFE.
A1olLh +. Bedlke j. bu;cl"r LIVING mt No.
IS Larsi. EnvLros;na B"ltke. Ms sf' has begnn Ia
the SUPERIOR Cour action ior partial divorce. on me
ground Of brutal treatment. Thcy have been married
twenty-five years. and hava children living. Mrs
edtkc says that for t0ur years her husbnnd has b'h
au hllnnal drnnkard and he n beaten her badly az
To Cause prolonged illness. Since January l. 1850. II"
has k,lt large butcher hnr un tue kitchen nat'l,
;:Gd sS threatened If lis wife ara children I'D not
ObrY INN h e would murocT tnriu all with IL.
Tho husband denrs al the ciHrgcS, Cicf judge CEf'
lis yesterday direct II the dcicnuant 10 pay alilnuj
while the action IS prndng.
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An lrishman WHO happened to get into a
.iii was -kcl ~ a'dn In anr spihr hit MA IN
regard n afiir. Sad he Wen. -ur. % ten YOU lie
thru H. eaN l" of III tgnf. W = on the M or
ainc of II - Wing II "a tNcTJ iEi,rp iSc.
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HnstrnalGRz



49, For Both Sexes Country. Z
MT. KISCG> EDUCATIONAL. INSIlTUdlEis
JL Mt Kisco NJ foe YOUNG lilies and ennnTsg:
open Sept 10; reasonable MISS Hyatt fnne 49,
P0CKLAND COLLEGE, Nynek, n: Both ss,
per YEAR Send Tor new eataiosus n BAN MISTER A. ID
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE: New ",
ton sussex County ~ re1ens Scpp,ant gsyern
and Christian nfuences thorough % NJ ior any SS
seud fDf eStai0gue; roter
10 Old students: j. Fiavel MeGee Lips JnSse 'onA ~
blair Jersey CITY. 4. S. STEVENS. A NJ
CWARTHM0RE COLLEGE, near PhilSdel,,
- phiaUnder OF friends Both sexcs admttoa ia.
receive tie dcgrees College COurSes-casstca csn
tiHc English Normal Department Preparatory sna M9dei
schools particulars address EDWARD Ii A<esiLLs
Pres,dept, swarthmore Delaware TO- Penn.
Miscellaneous
A GRADUATE of Cambridge (Englandl, Tor
mrry scholar college, desires 90 enter INTO percne
sbIp with the Principal Of wrll-estaohsheu nkcass
school or w0nd take solo management ten years y
f experience tuition Address Post once BOX 10 WIN"
sOr. Nova Scotia ---------
A aYOUNG GENT wishes instructions IN
N French German. Address statlng terns' &c, L. D.
c.. Tribune UP town Office. las broadway
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Wrean 9Trumers.


A MEXICAN LINE.
n Fox OIJEEN5rOwN AND LlVERP00L. .
only TronsafIantic Lima unier ths AMERICAN FLAG
Salie every Wednesday from Pnlladepnia anu L'epoo
Fxtrn satlnRs on alternate SATURDAYS
pENNSY LVANIA. March IS 10 o. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every week alternately from ILldepha an .
landing passengers within lev hours rue vi 0
important points OF interest on the EonuD,nI
NEDEKLAND Apnl .. = III. .n,,,..
For NJ passage other inIciInasion appy !"
- PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Ase Wevr York
JoiiN McD0NALD. Agent. Bettery.pace. New.forx.
ANCHOR LINE j. $: NAIL STEAMEho'
"A NEW. YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. % North River. New lOl,s, o - ~
Apchoria AuI g. noon Deyola- Aprl - ~ ~
Crrassia April -. a. IN. Bolivia May i - a. H.
C0ns Elj $50 Excursion tickets at reluced Iatee.
Cabin. $40. Steerage. RgS
NETWORK TO LONDON DlREtT;
From Pier No. 4G North River. foot OF CharIes-s' -
Utopia...Aprl Z. M. california. pm - . a. III
Excursion tickets at re'liceu rates.
HENDERSON BROTH bRS Agents R0NIng Green.
NUNARD LINE.
" EXTRA STEAMER: "PALMlEA,
Liverpool direct. 800
SAILING SATURDAY, APRIL lull.
passeLgers embark AT Pier ], y. r., az IL hoOl-
PASSAGE SG0-SsO-and 500;
SEAGER BROS,
GO Rcaver-st.
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YOUNG wFEs SAD srOKY-LURED FROM HER
HOME AND sHOcKINGLY ABUsED-CnARGEs OF A
nr1CurR,g NpIFR-
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5iruations DanIe0--maif

DIVINITY STUDENT DESIRES A POSI-
~ tutor companion. W0nld prefer 70 Irave
Refers Bishops and clergy Address EPlScoPALiAN'
1r,
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NIAMDENMAID W IA INIlQOs-Dy N
~ Protestant r very respectable ana well recommended:
30 uners tnde all about chdrea- 500 0thave between
I'D AMI 2jd.sts.
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obstruction.

For Rows and Young Men-Country.
A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under 10.
"A Il. HINDS, \. NJ. Hampstead. Long IL and
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For Young Ladies-Country.

MT. HOLYOKE lNARY.--FO years
VI course Tor special eourscs ~ Fronch German
and Greek laboratories taburts an arr gallery library OF
m w mes; board AID tuition rs year. Address sss
WAEp Prlncila' south Hadey, Mass.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

Instantly and mysteriously the electrical forces
generated by this wonderful plaster acts npon the
nervous system, banishing Pain and Weakness,
rousing the dormant Muscles into new life, stimu.
lating the Liver and Kidneys, curing Dyspepsia.
Indigestion Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pains
Weak and Sore Ludgs, Coughs and Colds, Weak
Back and Kidneys, Nervous Affections. Weak
Stomach and Bowels, Ague and Liver Pains En-
larged Spleen, Female Weakness Shooting Pains
through the Loins and back, Lack OF Strength and
Activity Nervous Muscular, and Spinal Affections
relieved and cured when every other plaster. nni-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
Eight Years Ignored.
N. Y. Sun.


The men who are running Grant for q
third term and an empire present the
record OF their candidates career Ia two
chapters. The first begins with Vicksburg
| and ends with Appomattox. 1t deals with
his military operations in the field, The
second chapter begins with Grants depar-
ture by Red Star steamer from Philade
phia in 1877, and contains the history of
bis wanderings over the face OF the earth
down to date. 1t records the honors said
to have been paid him abroad, follows him
around the globe, and enters minutely
into the particulars of his appearance,
behavior, and conversation in Europe.
Africa. Asia, and the West Indies. The
third term men would like to have the
country believe that their record in two
chapters is complete
But there is another and a very impor-
tant chapter which they leave untold.
From 1869 to 1877 Gen, Grant was presi-
dent of the United States.
What sort OF president did he make |?
Did be turn his opportunities to good pur-
poses or bad? Was his administration
honest or dishonest? Did he call around
him honorable men or scoundrels? Was
the history of the eight years during which
Grant held the Office of president history
upon which good men dwell with pride or
with shame?
The third term shouters arc silent about
these eight years, But the people have
not forgotten them.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
PRICE 25 CENTS.

ment, lotion. and electrical appliencefails
Be careful TO call for COLLINS VoLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAsrERs, and insist upon having what you are
willing TO pay for. Sold by all druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
The 9aiIg Argns.
ROCK DECENTRALIZATION
Lumber Interests

Lumber Interests.
The Mississippi VALLEY Lum5ermaa
says;
The business of the west is better
than 1t has eyer been at this season Of the
year. but the distribution of il has been
changed during the last ten DAYS by the
reduction of lumber freight from Chicago
westward, upon the plea that the Sioux
City Lumber Line was commanding some
frel2hts from Wisconsin which was not to
De permitted. Ali eyes will now be turn
ed aDxIously to this company had their
patrons, who stand in the breach $50 to
speak to prevent the starting of the whole
lumber business on the down grade again.
If the lumber line will make another
slight concession, and extends it's benefits
to the iumbermen of Minnesota as we'll az
Wisconsin. we feel sure that they will
make price on lumber, which will fully
settle the question of their power to hold
the Missouri Valley business. With this
new Chicago freight reduction there is
reasonable expectation of an advance in
the price of lumber
The continuance of plenty of snow in the
plneries has enabled the loggers to do
splendid work. but they have not yet made
up the loss of time from late start. The
st. Croix and Upper Mississippi will
come nearer setting the estimated amount
OF logs than the Chippewa and Wisconsin,
while the Black river people are long
way behind either of the others ia the
per cent. of logs secured up to this time
but 1t IS early yet to estimate the shortage
there or elsewhere. There is little cold
comfort to Wisconsin lumbermen in the
fact that their neiehbors over in Michigan
are still worse off and farther behind 10
their work, but it is to be taken into ac
count also that the Michigan loggers will
try to furnish Chicago cheap lumber at
any cost to them, if it takes all summer to
get the logs,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
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The Cheapest, Purest
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An Eonesr Medicine Free of Charge

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OF ali medicines advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, we know of none we can re
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LIVER REGULATOR.

If you feel dull. drowey, debilitated, have fire.
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Satisfaction guaranteed. IF
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1t Is quite as necessary to
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The disturbance OF the stomach, arising from the
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| 1t will CURE Dyspepsia when al other remedies
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| 1t ys1lI RELIEVE and u RE Rheumatism in less
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| It is certain specific for AGUE or CHILLS,
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The following testimouials speak for themselves
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DR. ;R White-Dear ST.: Mr.. Farr, druggist
of this place, recommended me TO use your Dande-
lion Alternative for Liver Complaint and Constipa-
ton, but having used so much medicine and OR
tanned no relief, would no: try ii. ne told me
that il Ii did not operate represented he would
refund the money. With this understanding /
took a bottle, aud it has done me more good tran
all the doctors prescriptions aud other medicines
that have ever taken. - r,,,,,---,,.,
Very respectfully GEO h0bANooS-
LYNN. IND. April II. 1871.
DR. A r. White-Denr SIR: have bought three
hotties of your Dandefon Alternative for my vile,
and ii mas done her more good than anything she
has ever taken before / can cheerfuliy recon-
AiSNu Vs ~ ,rniv VIM BOON.
yxD1ANAPo1asJnne 80, 1877.
Dr. A. r. Whte-Dear Sir: Some time ago Was
attacked with Cblle and after using various rene
dies including qunne, without relief. nnauF
gave your DandeliOn trial, a few doses OF winch
entirely cured me. and have not had Chill since
now Eeep ii on hand all the time, using 1t Tor
biliousness and find it the best remedy have ever
used. .., :, ,,o1,xyyp
Yours truly, OSCAR +. HooFEh-
PREPARED BY
Or. A. r. WHITE & CO.,
1sa W. Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Sold by G. Speidel:
WSold and warranted BY all Druggists IN hocK
Island, Ill.
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