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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-20

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

LADIES' fAIR-REUSIOy OF tbs OLD M0NTI.
ohLLo GuARD-BAPTIzING-PERsoNAL-
RAis, &C.
iOorfeipondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
r, APRIL 20, 1850.
A, rue ialr held by the ladies' of the Metbo-
Ss' ehuren' commencing Tuesday and
uVsiug saturday night, was the principal
vent OF fbe week. The features OF inter-
=, Secuted 10 be The setting up OF articles
~ ."sa 70 De voted TO the persons 10 whom
,s sie attributed certain exceIIepcles Of CHAR
,. VI OF person. TO the "most popular
,s sSag iaoy p" was voted & handsome mirror,
Nsasane some twenty dollars or more. Miss
M, -, Duh was The recipient, and it was
ise.. W oestowed. Miss Lucy SBackelf nd
assa handsome fruit-basket as the
dI,esnest young lady," which showed
her suant and good taste on tue part OF
Voted ,pabsiers. Me. Lucia Sterling was
and y,, Ss most fascinating youog lady,"
yiis xssss otsers were complimented by
Of 6ne .,a We're well bestowed. The vote
isterD e, w nat 70 the " most popular min
counts M u much interest. At last ae-
realized ~, " VILLAINS was al;ead. The ladies'
dollars xs .;"een seven ADD eight hundred
ioffbe na .'eo about extingnlgbes the debt
held i''uailon Of which tbs fair was
sau o,' :, to previous arrsngeme ut. the
Place On y .se Old Monticello Guard took
he MAJ nday evening last. At4aP. N.
uuaFd formed q! their arm.
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FOrty-sixth Congress.-seconc Session
WASHINGTON, April 90, 1880.
SENATE

Mr.. Wallace, from the Committee on
Finance, reported favorably on the bill to
regulate the compen sltion OF night inspect
ors OF customs. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Committee on
Finance, reported adversely on the bill to
repeal so much OF section 3240 OF the Re-
vised Statutes as prohibits farmers and
planters from selling leaf tobacco OF retail
directly 10 consumers without special tax,
and to allow farmers and planters to sell
leaf tobacco OF their own production to
other persons than manufacturers OF to-
hacco without special tax. Placed on the
calendar at request of Mr.. Beck.
Mr.. Farley, from the Committee on PEN
sions, reported adversely on The bill to in.
crease the pensions Of wounded soldiers OF
the war OF 1912, and it was indefinitely
postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Bayard, the House
amendments to the bill for the international
exhibition in New York in 1888 were con-
Cured in.
The bill appropriating 100000 for ma
rine hospital at Memphis was taken up and
passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Withers, the bill TO
carry into effect the resolution Of Congress
adopted October 30, 1871, relative to the
monument at Yorktown, was taken up. II
appropriates 100000 for The monument
and $4,000 for the celebration OF the 'cen-
tennial Of the battle OF Yorktown.
Mr.. ConkliEg thought this was the fist
proposition ever made 10 appropriate money
for the expenses OF celebrating an event
Such expenses SHOULD be borne by the in.
dividuals participating, or at most by the
State.
Pending the debate the morning hour ex'
pired and the bill went over.
The Senate then resumed the considera.
ton OF the Geneva-award bill, Mr.. Edmunds
opposing it, and Mr.. Thurman supporting
the bill.
After a few further remarks by Mr..
Blaine, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The morning hour was dispensed With,
and Mr.. Mcmahon, Of Ohio, moved that the
House go into Committee OF the Whole on
the special deficiency bill with Senate
amendments, and that all general debate
close in five minutes.
Several Republicans asked for more time,
and Mr.. CoDger moved 10 amend by limit
ing the debate to two hours. Rejected.
The Republicans then proceeded to I'LL
buster to prevent vote on Mr.. Nc Mahon's
proposition, and the whole afternoon was
wasted In roI-calls, the Republicans refrain
ing from voting in order TO break up quo
rum.
At 4:30 p. NJ. the House took a recess
until evening, the night session to be for
the consideration Of pension bills.
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DANVILLE.

RgADJUSTERS AND DEBrPAYERS UNITED IN
PIrTsYLvANIA FOR The NATIONAL CAN
yAsS-REPUBLICANS AT LOGGERHEADS-RE-
FRRSHING RAIN.
fCorrt spondence OF the Risbmond Dispatoh.l
APRIL 90, 1880.
Gentlemen who were at Chatham yester-
dsy say that the Democratic Convention
was attended bv both Conservatives and Re-
adjusters; that delegates from both parties
took part in its business; that delegates
from both parties were appointed TO the
state Convention and that the resolutions
Of Colonel Sims, which proposed that in The
national campaign the questions pertaining
10 State politics should be ignored, were
adopted unanimously. Amongst the dele
gates to the State Convention are W. A.
Witcher, Wade and George Ingram, j. Il.
LOckett, L. u. Moon, n. n. Wilcher. and
several others who have been amongst the
most pronounced OF the Readiusters; and
all this, too, although Senator Sfovall OF
Henry was there-tbe prince OF Read!ust-
ers-and it was expected that be would
have something 10 say to the people. In
fact, Mr.. Stovall did after awhile address
the people, hut be found no pentens.
"Put down Pittsylvania as straight-out
Democratic" says my informant, "and pass
bv for time the terms Conservative and Re-
adjuster"
In the mean time our Republican friends
continue their warfare upon each other, and
the contest Is now as sharp as it was when
Greek met Greek, il you will excuse the use
OF that expression in this case-as sharp as
II each one bad seen from afar the victory
10 The natioDsl campaign and was fling his
claim TO a share OF the spoils. 1t is funny,
however. that in reality they seem to be filing
those claims with the Danville people
and 10 pay for the registration.
A refreshing rain fell yesterday evening,
and this has been a rainy morning. Great
rehef this rain will be to the farmers whose
plaOt-beds are suffering from the fly. whose
oats have been suffering from drought. and
whose corn-lsnd is too bard 10 be put In Or
fer for planiing; all OF which complaints
The writer beard OH the streets on Satur-
d,y.
II was reported from North Danyille yes
l.erday that Rev. Mr.. Patterson, OF the North
Danville Methodist church, had had about
Ely professions OF conversion in the re-
wal services which be had been holding
curing the preceding fortnight.
Nsl0r w. II. Hedspeth, bighly-esteemed
rhzen OF Halifax county, died on the 18th
instant. Ii has been arranged that he shall
buried to-day with Masonic honOrs.
ALPHA.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain In the right side under the edge Of the RIBS,
Increases on pressure: sometimes the pain Is IN tie
eft side; the patient rarely able to lie the ef.
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and It frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuina.
usm in the arm. The stomach Is affected with los I
II appct,e and sickness; the bowels In general ars
.ostiye. sometimes alternative with lax the head 10
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
,ensation IN the back part. There Is generallya
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied with
osinful sensation OF having left undOne something
which ought TO have been done. siignt dry cough
ia sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility be is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains or a
or,csly sensation Of the skin his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon TT
fortude enough to try It. Ia fact, he distruss every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend The
tisease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the body AFTER
,eath has shown the LIVER 10 have been extensive.
deraRged.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT sTAUN.
TON TODAY CONGRESSIONAL AMI
OTHER WASHINGTON MATTERs-BREAK
IN A LEvEE on THE MISSISSIPPI FATAL
AFFRAYs IN THE FAR soUTH-ANNUAL
MEETING OF FRIENDS FREEDMEN's AS
soCIATIoN-THE SYRACUSE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION FURTHER INFORMATION
FROM THE MARsBTiELD DISASTER; TEa.
RIBLE EFFECTS OF THE LATE WIND
STORM; Loss, FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARs-ARCHBlsIIO GIBBONS GOING
FOR THE WALES STAKE
CRIME IN MISSISSIPPI; SINGULAR
CAsE-PETERsBURG NEGROES DECLINE
TO TAKE ANY PART WITH EITHER RE-
ADJUsTERs OR FUNDERs-FATAL ACCI-
DENT FROM A FALL FROM THE ROOF OF
THE LOUISIANA SUPERINTENDENT
FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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The Missouri Cyclone.

GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE STORM "A DE-
Wasted TOWN, WITH ITS DESTITUTE AND
SUFFERING PEOPLE, &C.
ST. LOUIS. April Photographic COM
muucation has been partially restored WIN
Marsbfed. Seven Of The persons wounded
ON the James river died this afternoon and
five at Marsh6eld. AT the latter place all Is
confuson. Many families are homeless and
have taken refuge in the deT0t and empty
cars. The front rooms OF the courthouse are
still standing aud have been converted into
n morgue. The school building - being
used as hospital. The death list UP to Z
p. NJ. numbers seventy-eight, and many
Dersons are still missing, several Of whom
have doubtless been buried under the
d<6ris.
ST.. LOUIS. April 20.-The first dispatch
direct from MarshGeld was received late last
night by the Globe Democrat, and gives the
following description OF the storm: This
town and county were visited by one OF the
most destructive cyclones on record last
evening. After passing through several
lines OF country 10 Christian, Greene, and
Webster counties, destroying everything
In its pathway, II struck this town
about 6 O'Clock. An eyewitness OF the
approachng storm says II was frigbtfui-
looking black cloud, hned WHO Mercy
white, funnel-shaped, snd moving 10 the
manner Of a screw proptlle IL moved
with wonderful velocity, literally destroy
Ing and blowing away everything IN us
path, which was about half q mile w'de al
this point. Trees were twisted OIL, teie'
graph wires snapped, and the bark
was literally peeled from small trees;
houses were blown from their foundations;
cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, aud poultry
were hurled into the air and carried great
distance. The noise OF the storn'' the crasp
Of falling houses, and the cries ana screams
Of terrified people made scene OF noIso'
that begosrs description. Whit VAS q beau-
iiful, peaceful town Of 800 inhabitants TWEEN
ty-four hours ago IS now waste aud desnla'
tion. Out OF 200 dwellings moi more than
90 are left standing, and but few OF those are
unipiured. OF the business houses around
tue public square all but three are utterly
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FROM THE HON. WILLIAM TAl LOR,
STATE SENATOR OF MAsSA-
CHUSETTS.
Hessrs, Weeks e. Potter:

Messrs. Weeks & Potter:
(yentlemen-T0 say that am grateful is only a
poor expression of my feelings, but IL Is the best
word can use, for feel IL in every sense of the
word. have been a great sufferer with skin dis
eases for the last twelve az year. MY head
and face being covered with sores, could mol resi-
with he burning heat and itching of the parts af
ted ana was confined to my house for weess at a
time. My disease has been called Eczema of most
aggravated type, by many physicians, but doubt II
ever fully understood by any of them. IL was more
like combination Of several skin humQrs, | baye
spent much MONEY seeking cure, ana In 1867
went 10 Europe and cOneu lie some of the best ply
siciaus In London received temporary relic only,
for IN the spriu2 II would break out again bad
ever. When came back 10 Boston. was told by
the Of those di. eases was Of the highest orderl
could cure me- waited on the doctor; he prescribed
foy- me. followed his ADVICE for Elk months and
can safely say, without any Improvement. tried
o,ner ply sicians, and among them Dr. -, OF East
Boston. and Dr. - of the city proper, but all to
no purpose. They did me no good; their remedies
were 20 Intellectual that al no time did feel that a
cure would re nit from them.
Now, about three months ago, MIR. Meehan, gen.
tieman well known 10 Boston people. called my at
tcnIion To your CUIICuRA REMEDIES and prom
ised wonderful results IL would only make tral.
He 10 d me of bis own experience with II, and so
persevered on me mat went with him 10 drug
Store and bought them and commenced to use them
according 10 The directions There was so much
humor lodged within the skin that as soon as
commenced the u.e of CCTICURA 1t came 10 the
surface and estered. until vast quantities had come
out al greatly intensified my sufferlngs for about
two weeks. But d d not mind this. SIS felt that
was gong TO get rid OF the huiuor when saw 1t
coming the surface in such larg, quantities After
The first on three weeks use of these remedies
was greatly encouraged by gradual l. SEEMING of the
inflammation OF number of painful sores. care
uliy faithfully, ard cheerfully followed the direc-
lions To the letter. feeling each week nearer cure,
until The present moment, afier three months,
use Of CUIlCURA REMEDIES aud twelve years OF
as cons tant suffering as was ever endured can say
that | am cured. AMI pronounce my case the most
remarkable on record. ! have been so elaled with
my success that / have ltopps d men on thu rect
nIo were afflicted and tod them 10 get The CUTI'
CURA REMEDIES and they would cure them. This
Is why AN so grateful 10 you. for believe Them 10
be The best and greatest discovery OF the age, and
that tney win all who suffering with these
disease may adj that took no internal medicine
but the CUTICURA kEsoLvENT.
BOSTON, August 22, 1879.
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sentative-, 1890 copies Tor the use Of the
senate, aud $40 copies for the use Of the
executive departments.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Governor Smith, OF Wisconsin; Colonel
Baker, chairman Of the State Republican
Committee, and T. NJ. Nlchal, secretary Of
the Hard.Money League, Of the same State,
have been here for several days. From the
manner in which Secretary Sherman has en-.
tertained them his rivals suspect that a
Sherman boom Is being fixed up for Wis.
consin.
DIR. Latimer, wcll-known physician Of
Washington, died here suddenly last night.
He was a native OF Prince William, and
was well known at Richmond as surgeon
during the war.
The Senate Committee on Contingent
Expenses compliment the economy and eff.
cheney Of Sergeant-at-Arms Bright.
The Republicans won the day In the
House in flibustering over the deficiency
bill. @'..-:.
reported adversely on the bill TO permit
planters 10 sell leaf tobacco at retail TO con.
sumers without tax.
The Senate voted $4,000 to-day to en-.
large the Washington City Hall.
The National Academy Of Science met 10.
day at AI.Sou!s church. New England and
the North are represented.
There are nearly 800 employs in the
Interior Department, Of whom nearly 400
are females.
There was a mass-meetng last night OF
the National Land League Of Ireland.
The boating people are certain that the
boat-race between Hanlan and Courtney
will come off on the Potomac May 10TH
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patcb.I
CANCELLATION OF T0BACCo-EXPORT BONDS.
WASHINGTON. April 20.-The House Ways
and Means Committee to-day agreed to re-
port favorably on Mr.. Johnston's bill
amending the statutes relative to the can.
collation. OF export bonds on the exporta.
tion OF tobacco, snuff, and cigars.
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Annual Meeting OF Friends Freed.
mems Association.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The seven
teeulh annual meeting of the Friends
Freedmen's Association was held here last
evening. Facts Of great interest were pre-
sented by the numerous speakers who have
recently visited schools in North Carolina
and elsewhere. The freedmen expressed
great gratitude for the schools established
among them. Joshua l.. Bailey thought the
school work should be enlarged In Vlr-
ginia and North Carolina. One speaker
from England mentioned that Richmond
surpassed every other southern city In her
efforts for the education OF the colored
yOuth
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Eug1nuSl.

RACE FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.
LONDON, April 20. The race for the
Prince OF Wales stakes came off at the
Epson spring meeting to-day. and was won
by Lord WiIton's br. h. Cradle (agedl,
Count f. de Lagrangt's four.years-old ch.
C. Ragman secured second place, and Mr.
". Y. Crawford's tbree-years-old cb. c..
out Of Mrs. Walter, the third place. Six ram
The race for the great Surrey handicap
was won by ID. Minors Magdalena.
The race for the Westminster stakes wa,
won by &. j. Lefevre's Tristan.
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IaemoIpsucd, as.a lusu evsl.e.s oio~S q way
burned, or badly damaged. About O'Clock
q freixht train from Springfield brought
shout 400 pers0ns, with provisions sn0
medicine for the wounded. As rapidly ~
| toe bodies Of the dead could be extricated
| from the ruins they were prepared Tor Inter.
ment. The wounded we're conveyed
| to the only available structure left
| stauding-,be pubIic-school building
which was not badly damaged. IL was
turned into hospital, aud there are now
| fifty wounded 10 the building, under the
care OF the noble women from Lebanon
and Springfield, who are doing all In their
power to alleviate the suffsrings OF those In
their care.
The loss By this terrible calamity II estI.
mated at from ease. 900 10 100000 OF the
800 inhabitants OF Marshheld. who yester-
day had happy and comfortable bones,
seyen-eighths are without houses, clothing,
food, or means 10 procure them. The dcs-
titution and suffering are terrible.
HELPING THE sUFFERERs-rHE STORM AT
OTHER POINTS.
Sr. LOUIS, April 20.-A subscription OF
over $1,000 was taken M on Change to-
day for the Marsh6eld satfercrs. Clothing.
medical stores, and other necessary sup
plies will also be sent.
The storm seems to have extended over q
very large part Of the State. Great destruc-
ton OF property and loss OF life occurred
within a radius OF fifty miles Of Jefferson
City. A report from Texas county says the
town OF Licking Is very badly torn up,
nearly half the place being destroyed; but
no details have been received. IL Is re-
ported that great damage and loss OF life
occurred as) at Russelvlle, twenty-five
miles southwest Of Jefferson City, and ia
Morgan CITY, but nothing definite has been
received from there.
CHICAGO, April 20.-A special from CHAM
paign, ILL.,, says: "Thc State Unworthy
suffered severely by the storm OF the 18th.
A large portion OF the new main building
was unroofed, and the old University build
ing, used as dOrmitory, was wrecked, the
western portion being leveIled to the
ground. Students just escaped In time.
Many Of the buildings ia the city were
badly damaged. Minor casualties are re-
ported."
FL Paso Qll.) reports say the damage
done there VIII aggregate many thousands
OF dollars.
A special from GAINESVILLE, Wis, says for
ten miles along the track Of the storm there
Is evidence Of destruction Of property
| which will take over 100000 to replace.
Churches, dwelling houses, barns, fences.
orchards, ETC., were much damaged, and
some persons received dangerous injuries.
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Archbishop Gibbons En- Route for
Rome.

BALTIMORE, April 20.-Archbishop Glib.
bons, accom- panied by Rev. Fathers Alfred
A. Curtis aud b. j. McManus, left this city
to-day for New York en- route to Rome 10
visit Pope Leo. While in New York the
Archbishop will call on CARDINAL McClos-
kew, and will embark on The CITY OF Ches-
ter Thursday for Liverpool. During yes.
terday and this morning great number OF
friends, clerical and personal, csllsd 70 pay
their respects and bid goodbye ana pros
porous voyage TO the party.
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The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are PREPARED Dy
WEEKS POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, s6o
Washing on street, Boston: II FroDt street, To-
ronio. ont; and SNOW Hill, London, and are ior
sale Uy All druggists. Price OF CUTICURA, small
boxes. so c.ats: large boxes. containing TWO and
one half .imes The quantity Of the small, ~ NE
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle: CUTIcUkA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP. 25 cents per rake: CUTIcURA NEDt-
cINAL SHAVING EoAP. ID ceots per cake, sna In
''- ap 2l.W&s
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cUTICgRA REMEDIES,
FOR ALL HUMORs OF THE BLOOD.

CuTIcURA REsoLvEST parfaes The Dsooo
.h,oeb me bowels liver, Kidneys, and skin. CUTI-
CUHA Medici GAL Jelly. removes dead aesh an0 SKIN
r,pot rs healthy ulcers aud old sores, sllass imam
na,ion itching and irritation OF the sxin aud scalp
CUTIcUnA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP restores
whitcness and beauties ibe skin. CrTicURA
sHAyING SOAP Il the only medicinal soap expressly
prepared Tor shaving.
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APPOMATTOX COUNTY.

DESTRUCTION OF Mr.. W. D. HIx's RESIDENCE
BY FIRE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PAMPLIN's, VA, April 10, 1890.
The residence OF w. d. Xix, at Walkers
Church, was destroyed ny fire to-day about
~ O'Clock, together with large quantity
Of furniture, caused by defective flue or
steve-pipe. II was insured, but l don't
know the amount. q.
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STATEMENT SIXTEEN MONTHS LATER.

In answer 10 many Inquiries desire TO say that II
IS now sixteen months since wrote The above state
meni. that NV cure has proved permanent and my
general health perfect. | haze notnin< 10 reiract,
bnt much 10 add Ia grateful praise of lie CUTICuRA
REMEDIES WILLIAM TAYLOR.
BOSTON, January l, 1880.
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Louisiana.
BREAK IN a LEVEE.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-A break In q
ievee is reported at Truedeans place in.
Jefferson parish, and immediate steps will
be taken to close il.
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Sunday Nights storm I'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, April 20.-The storm OF
sunday night destroyed the town OF FL
Paso, in White county, thirty miles north
II Little Rock. Several lives are reported
lost, among whom are DR.. flairston and
wife, and Mr.. Paul, wife, and four children.
Advices show that the storm was severe in
the northern part Of the State, where much
damage was done, and loss OF life is re-
ported.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugsr-coated.
Every boz has red wax seal ON the lid. with The
impression DIR. McLAsK's LIVER PILLS.
TIE genuine McLAsss LIVER PILLS bear the
agna,urss Of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS. on
he wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. G. McLAsx's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being All OF limitations
If the usme McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l2-deowly
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Or. C. McLASE's Liver PILLS, In cases 0
AGuR AND FEVER, when taken with qunine. are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
cahartic can be used preparatory TO or aiter taxing
,uinine. We would advise all who are afflicted Win
,h,s disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple rur-
<s,iye, they are uneqnalled.