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Coughing IN Church.

No place Ia the world equals London for
the constant barking KEEP. up in the churches.
1t IL Ikea perpetual flisilade Of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and get
rid Of their coughl II Ia the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant II In
every instance. lot All coughers give II =
trial.
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For all chronic female weaknesses and
Irregularities, English Female Blttors stands
at the hea of the list. L. Is never falling
iron and vegetable tonic, giving immediate
strength and yigir n the system.
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Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc. to Edison Brothers, Solicitors OF
Patents, Washington, II. g., who furnish the
same toitiom charge. Edison Brothers is a
vel. known and successful firm of large eN-
nerience. having been established in 1860 dtl
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suppoe cool glass of soda-wn'cr would
cure Your headache, acid stomach und ho1r,-
burn, WINS excel nj ior dyspepsis, ana
would net - u pleasant rurgHtivc? In That
event, eve ybpdy wouln no rushing 10 sodn'
water fountains, u viii not do all int, but
BoileyN Saline Apelicnt loans Just os we'll,
" .lst rs pleasant, II much cheaper aud viii
accomplish WI the above, Try II,
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WHEAT We qnnin FROM wagon, prime mil-
ling, tlMl 10 fair ~ lnmrlOr yi@pic,
From elevator, 0enls hlgheT,
l0Rs We qiintn missed bulb 90 me uhek hlHi
white d. dn, hlrl mixed bulk 10 al0rei Asri
white 40 DO, blel IN sacks, no higher,
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Dr, W, i Glb,on, ~ Arkansas, writes
"Fnr many years my wife was sufferer
from u terrible famale complaint that ban
the skin OF MI physicians around me, There
seemed no hope Tor her was mace me-
qua ulrd with The ,ompcaitlon ~ DR. Drom'
goolah English Fem lle II tters, aud Knowing
them 10 b. good, l lro ured several boitlua
aud puo d her upon susot They cured her
a.und and vel, and, do not hesitate 10 say,
thoy saved her life
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CorfrH- Riu, osnmun, 1914 04i ordinary,
li4tpiBii mr HAmlNAi EnUdi lHsmlHt
prime, lsAmls',i chulcr, lu6glui lnguayfh,
hl,mlnl Java, 2nmIc,
IEAa Imperial from iimAc, per pounds
Young Tyson, asDl!l Ooluug, M@Wc Japan,
(iitBD 2u0U2ir
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snEnrs md aYrnps.

RuGAH-Crshei, l9ci powdered, llAcl grnn'
uHled, llaj A, ~ clarified luAmlnA 3
Chnice lnulsinnn, U',mnAI strictly sllmni
uhWHi.t fair a. prlnri ptls
1hr prlcua "a less IN hUgHhrnda,
MnLAHHrH ASH HiHurs Louisiana molaahrH,
lilu Oup. Fable pyrup, hOaBl,
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Hinrs-ny dihtt pounds apd upwards, lle
DIS kiua frao If grnhh, llc,i grubb kral lhr.
wet Halied, la,sG green hniehrr hldeAl biaH'
all dalnhgnd, Wet or dry hall price, deer
flil's-l nuuskina, lDHlhr. skunk, umlic
W0li, cnyUle, ,Ogiic, lnalul, hrNgali wildcat,
l0fl! 20 boar Ono ,fgtsi pllofi Aue grpi
hHafpr, bnn, Ngtl,
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Meala and Inrd.

lA0oE Clear slides sAel breakfast bacon
lun per pound
pGY sAlI--lluar fldea, f'sol long Y,
llAAs llAn sugar Gninli lnlili nhnFhHarl
d0 luli NhiiiHkrrh rhnYashrd, ~
LAHp-lierrr, ~ hall hnrrnl, w pals 10
10 puunds, 1881 . poundf, 40
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lu,mtE CmcREss we quote 1T 20c, apiece
RAnnlrs Per dozen, common, UJc mule
Oprrd, 81 ~,
sQuhR.Is Per dozen, ore
CnoKENs--Wc quote % 90 for sprngi for
grown, - %.
TUmIEYs--1jc, @sl % apiece,
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nniIrr md Egga.

Wholesale, Toe retail, 1850. aud 100
y r dozen,
hrrrfn-Couulry, lso, Western aud Ran
ana
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HAY Kansas prairle, II per to- Texas do
npn wagon, CLOG 81, aud blIed, 81 more; mil.
lot. AVS. 81 ne. ~ \ 80
BnAN--wequote at 81 IS
tvaN MsAL- -on track large lots 81 So. In the
store jobbinglol u %. small Quantities 81 10
SHirsTuFfs 81 10 per hundred.
OATs-In sack, from track. '0c, hulk do, &c
from store, bulk, esc; sacked, 63c.
fLouR-lmported An, s!.i5; Xxx, 81. ~,
krcd, patent brands, g so 10 si0 per barrel
Quotations Of Dallas made -four are as folIows
Crescent per hundred ........-....... !. Is 90
Empire, ......,,.............a. M
MN, ..................,.....3N
Eagle, .s..........,........as NJ
GnAnAM FLoun-3,tgl hominy, per To-
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corn
prau, bue.
iifk-ln sack, o..
hAhi.rf hne per bushei,
Oussf RAGS see0nd-h hand In good order,
cents piece.
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Flour barrels &c; sugar barrels go, hNll
barrels, do, lUcj cypress molaSsca do, Sl,dOi
half do, hi mnlasSc5 kesa zoe.
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Texas Cooperative Association
=. of III.
Chartered Julybth, 1875. Capital stock, slOO,Om
COR, MenhAnIn " VII Streets.

Chartered July 9th 1875. Capital Stock Sl00,O0O
Cor Mechanic n 2lst streets,
GALVESTON, TENAS
An agency mas been established iuthe city ui
Galveston, by tn Texas Cooperative Assock
\ ion, y of n which Is, and will We Kept In
charge of the best agent that can he employed,
under bond OF 81, $50 90, for the iait' lul dis
cha &c Of his duty; and no care or solicttudt
wi 10 wanting, 90 his pari, ID secure for Pa
irons the best terms ohtNluRh eth the marSet.
VIII give p rs.mal attention, du the seicc
ucns,) for all orders Tor buy Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Farm Implements, Fence Wire
and Ma hnoTy
Gives special attention to the 81 q of cotton,
wool and hides and a | kinds Of produce con-
signed TO MN sud / every way try 20 serve
thos .patrOniying him the best advantage,
should be under tood hat the Hgeut does not
keep goods on hand To MI orue =, tut by n 'hor-
ough c.nvrss of he market SecureS the best
ba gains 10 be found.
Correspondence, order, and Coneignments
solicited by j. =, ROGERS,
POst-once Box 9l3. Agent
fch2
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--Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
,vor twenty-five competitors nj st. Loui'
Fair, 1879.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FREE

For the speedy cure OF spermatorrhGa, sew Nv
debility aud impOtency, most urlgslstsi y.
the mc1 icines. We wish 10 stop this cuir.,;s,
our civilization. Address, st. LOUIS t ~, m,
Institute, st. Charles St, between otn anu -
st. Louis, Mo.
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DIR. ALEXANDFp
40 ~ NorIh iIh d si Louis, Ma
Established IsiO,l

"BALsAM on ilkRlis" Is guaranteed 4.
mrr rprrnalor hea of seminal weakness ii M
youthful yignr Price fll1, seni t0 any M
iirrss. Circular on private MattepY G
free. Address pr 9 ALExANDEH, M
Aunh IN street, ~ l1uipi Mo, Lslabskg
~ yfHrh,
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Repairs for Atlas Engine can be had Of
y. $. Mitchell ~ Go,
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CURE YnMn9 EE.El

NJ EHh7pu0nt "Y~crtssis Ovnl,s' O. afrlaNa tepr,
n.IyI'. uur all t4Hl1 uf sngraaiisriso a. tsaita
Nealur's' dgucfh ithHy, lWppithts ETC., Esd isiaii
'iusi iouri' and bridge back thc "i sulhlui llgef
osv Who ulyr nitu, rI 10 hN sexual cArssJ OF Wu nE
i"s. mfVmfy 900 aU uW''sf uuo, lLisf infdy, VIA
b. been l'yt hY DO Dol tuHln no his private rddio u
over nl.N vF,s, gg5 nt.f known - hil In curing ca
Tho WORST tASE,. II gives vitality AID impaIt eaifn
Win wonderful viact " tlic lu .d1-agcd Iu vie nj
weakness bJ 0Gd ihar yniE. IT, Mvigoratins pfeFtta
are hit m once Nouy men SUFFERING nom nr eose
Qucuccs Of that drcgdiullY srstrriyc habit 81 Self
Sun use thl' mcdclne v,h the assurance Of ipeedy ~
rIthANhAf cure. The patient gains u cRgih Nd ~
Ny OF spirits nj once, gvs directly on tie parts tNe
~ u.s. snchng aud healing tonic and anodl ne 10 iie
lnNyd seminal Yesce IS ale !i.ssi t. inpaItng Pisd
aud tone uvd rsorug ihen 10 their Mutual state, ne -
M II the hlngiui hrbn had never been mdulsld IN ~
h'frlichs are simple proGrgsals q; .-a.5 j. IA IA
hch' etc, and tire a slsSiS. IL =, 1870 : ,s-s.-.
% lriee, live Dollars AM win rin direotions, er.
any address. Tor salc only at NJ c. A. cI,E.s.1sfs
No an North tinh street eeiwevn Washngt2n srs11r M
tfcCn s.tcet, s.. Louis, ~, y asl1ued in To-,
nr'pr b. "TreAii.o Special gi>s-sa, viz Ef,it
clear dtlnea ON " the nnuis ca ~, s,nptpr1s iHr'l
cure, ole, OF SYPHILIS. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, E4Ct al
FREE 10 any address upOn receipt Of one statDil
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
mum nj st. Louis Fair, 1879.
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ofbmrs, line aOi medium, 49, bury, ~
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MARRIAGE 4;
0ssfaNIs n K plating msrness ,sOaleIDsss
eealeG tor 20 cents money orposiaxe siamns Sd!Ns

ABoH4ESAN G 81 n Fla stecI. s. Is. "a
, 1880-05-27
Who Struck Billy Patterson? ?

Many persons have heard the ques-
ton, "Wbo struck Billy Patterson "
without knowing the origin of it. l
propose to enlighten them little on
the subject. William Patterson was a
very wealthy merchant or tradesman of
Baltimore, In the State of Maryland. In
the early days of Franklin county, he
bought up great many tracts of land
in that county, and spent a good por-
ton of his time in looking after his in
terests there. He was said 10 be as
strong as bear and as brave as q lion.
but like all brave men he was lover OF
peace, and, indeed, a good, pious man.
Nevertheless his wrath could be excited
to the fighting pitch. On one occasion
he attended a public gathering in the
lower part of Franklin county, at some
District Court ground. During the day
the two opposing bullies and their
friends raised row and general fight
was the consequence. At the beginning
of the affiay, and before the fighting be.
gan, Billy Patterson ran INTO the crown
to persuade them not to fight, but to
make peace and be friends. But his ef-
forts for peace was unavai!ing, and
while making them, some OF the crowd,
in the general melee, struck Billy Pat
terson severe blow from behind. Billy
at once became fighting mad, and cried
out at the top Of his voice, "Who struck
Billy Pattersonl" No one could or
would tell who was the guilty party.
He then proposed to give any man SlOO
who would tell him, =" Who struck Billy
Patterson 2" From 500 he rose to
$1,000; but not $1,000 would induce
any man to tell him. And years after
ward, in his will, he related the above
facts and bequeathed $1,000 to be paid
by his executors to the man who would
tell, "Who struck Billy Patterson Z"
His will is recorded in the Ordinary's
Office, at Gainesville, franklin county,
Georgia, and any one curious about the
matter can there find it and verify the
the preceding statements. Gainesville
(Ga.) Register
, 1880-05-27

charges. and asks for investigation, No ac-
| ton has been taken IN regard to the letter
| the committee desiring first 20 ascertain a.
g. the responsibility Of the writer and
whether he les not merely engaged IN stock
! iobbiug affair.
Destroyed by Iirc.
Carprrsguur. Pa, May ls.-At 3 O'Clock
! this afternoon fire broke out IN room ot
SBrbbIns Bros. store, used for storing oil.
The town I- without o water supply or fire
,pp,ratas. anI nothing could be done to
check the ire. which burned rapidly. BY
> clock every dwelling, store aud place OF
business in the town except four were laid
in ashes. About forty buildings in all
were destroyed. Loss, 100000 insur-
ance; S7j, ,UuO
For The Reporters.
CHICAGO, May l9.-Mr. J. ii. Hayerly,
the enterprising amusement manager, has
fitted up a commodious office in his theatre
with a full reporters outfit for the especial
use of newspaper correspondents and re
porters from various States of the Union
who are to be here during the National Re
publican Convention.
A New Deal.
The President has nominated Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee, postmaster general;
Jas. Longstreet, minister TO Turkey; d. NJ.
Key, U. 5. District Judge for Eastern and
Middle Tennessee.
Hanlan Wins.
WASHINGTON, May l9.-Hanlan beat
Courtney at Washington this evening. Time
SO minutes and 40 seconds.
Monster Festival
CINCINNATI. May l9.-The fourth musical
festival began tonight, It's financial sue
cess is assured. Sale Of seats, $50. 900;
chorus tonight, 620; orchestra, $50; Annie
Louise Carey. NJ. Whitney, Campanini and
other soloists received hearty applause.
Theodore Thomas managed the orchestra.
, 1880-05-27

bay ready TO sail for the Arctic in search OF
| the Jeanette and the missing whalers
| The captain has received his olders, and
will probably depart tomorrow. The cutter
has been thoroughly oyerhaaled, strongly
braced and fitted with every appliance oNpe
ricnce suggests for her voyage. Tue captain
expects to be gone four months, and VIII
search tho sen IN the vicinity OF Nrnrglc 4
land, and. If possible, explore that unknown
country also.
4 IIcn strike.
VIgGiSIA, MAY IA strike has been
made in the New York mine, on the north
drift Of the 1900 loot level. Picked assays
yield Sl4O to $3.50. Average assays four
feet each side and across the face drift gold
IS 7j, silver STA 20. Experts visited the
mine yesterday and are IN ,oday. The ore
improves AS entered,
DaIngerncId's Successor.
The judges Of the Superior Coult of this
county met this afternoon and elected Judge
I. X. Wilson presiding judge Of the court,
vice Wm. L. Daingerfeld, deceased. Twelve
votes were cast, eight for Judge Wilson, the
others scattering. Department No. 3, re
Gently presided over by Judge Wilson, was
assigned to the newly appointed Judge, l..
d. Latimer.
Duncan's Chances.
SAN FRAScIsco, May ls.--The jury in the
case of J. l.. Duncan disagreed, the vote
standing eight to four. The charge on
which he Was tried was perjury for making
false returns as to the condition OF the de-
funct Pioneer bank.
Kearney's Case.
Argument was concluded to-day in Kear'
ney's case. The attorneys were allowed
time to file briefs, and decision will proba-
bly, be made on Friday next.
Another Indian Outbreak.
SAN Francisco, May ia dispatch from
Tucson, Arizona, says a courier has arrived
from Old Camp Grant, sixty miles north OF
Tucson, who states that Eskemizen, Chief
of the old San Carlos Indians, now at peace,
has warned whites on the San Pedro to leave
for safety, as there now is large band OF
hostile Indians in the neighborhood who
have left San Carlos and gone on the war
path. Nine prospectors are known to have
been killed. and five more are reported
killed. Settlers and prospectors have left
the district, and are coming to Tucson,
George Stone, who left this morning for the
American Flag Mine, located near San Pc
dro, has returned He reports that he met
IL wagons of settlers fleeing from San Pedro
to Tucson, who confirmed the report of In
dians being in that vicinity, and OF prospec-
tors being killed. There are about 1000
available troops in the Territory, and mos
of them are near the line of New Mexico,
fighting hostiles there.
, 1880-05-27

The whalers camped at the south end
Of Hatteras woods saw couple Of
whales close into the shore one day
lately, and put out into their boats and
fastened on to one Of them. After an
exciting chase Of about two hours, dur
ing which they were unable to get near
enough to the whale to kill him, the
other whale rose under the boat and
tossed it into the air, smashing it and
capsizing the boats crew into the water.
They were soon picked up by another
boat, and again fastened to the whale,
but night coming on, they were obliged
to cut their line and let him go, he hav-
ing towed them out near the outer end
of Hatteras shoals. So far they have
been unable to capture any whales this
season, but hope to do better between
now and the goth Of April, when they
break camp. Elizabeth City IN. g.
Letter.
, 1880-05-27
The Founder Of Harvard.

1t is singular fact that very little is
known regarding John Harvard, the
founder of Harvard College. He was
an Englishman, came to this country,
and died at Charlestown, Mass, Sept.
"a, 1888. He left e700 to found col
lege. A monument to his memory was
erected in the burial ground at Charles
town by the alumni of the college, and
inaugurated Sept 26, 1923, with an ad-
dress by Edward Everett. The Har-
ward Register says that at the sugges-
ton of Rev. DR.. George E. Ellis, the
late Hon. Jonas Savage once offered
500 line for FIVE lines about John
Harvard, and got no information.
, 1880-05-27

When a nan is rolling in wealth his
fortune is appropriately expressed in
round numbers.
, 1880-05-27
PACiFIC COAST

Hunting thc Jeanette.
SAN Francisco, May l3.--The revenue
cutter Thomas Corwin is anchored in the
, 1880-05-27

WAsn1SoToS, May is.-At a meeting of
the House Pacific Railroad Committee A
letter making charges Of corruption and
bribery against a Pacific railroad company,
written by j. A. George, contractor Was
submitted. The letter charged that $780,
600 in money and $4,000 in land grant
bonds we're paid to U. s. Senator and
that 81, ,00O, 900 worth OF lands were distri.
buted among members of the House. The
writer says that hO can produce evidence
and furnish witnesses 10 sustain these
, 1880-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.


WASHINGTON, May l3.-The House naVa
affairs committee to-day agreed to recon rec,
mend the passage Of Representative "aite'
sker's Joint resolution authorizing the Sec
retary Of the navy to appoint commission
10 investigate and report as to the desirabiIi'
ty and eIpedieucy OF establishing navy
ward ou the northwest coast. Chairman
Wbitthorne has prepared brief written re-
port in advance OF the proposed action, set
ing forth what growth and importance OF
commerce and magnitude Of national inter
esfs is TO be subserved by it. The commits
sion are Of course to designate what point
on the costs Of Oregon or Washington is
most suitable. ..Hg
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Railroad Racket.

Denver Times
Reclining chair cars are now run on
nearly all the Colorado railroads.
The foundations of the new Union
Pacific round house In this city have
been commenced.
The Denver Pacific railroad Is in ex-
cellent condition and trains almost In
variably arrive at their destination on
time. The morning train from this
city on Sunday last pulled out of the
depot three-quaarters Of an hour late.
At Greeley all but five minutes had
been recovered.
The Colorado Central passenger train
from Cayenne is delayed nearly every
dayat Colorado Junction by the quanti-
ties Of California fruit which come In
by express on the east bound Union
Pacific passenger train, consigned to
Denver. The lost time Is generally re-
covered before Collins is reached.
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A correspondent furnishes the
LEADER with the following programme
Of the exercises nc Fort Russell on the
Fourth Of July:
Long jump-Co. q. frst, Freeman.
10 feet 0 inches.
Co. NJ, second, Cowen, 10 feet 4
inches.
Hurdle raes-CO. N. Franklin, FIRST
prils.
Co. G, Harmon, second prize.
Co. L, Wilson. third prize.
Throwing heavy hammer. weight, Is
poands-co. N, Franklin. 81 feet II
inches.
Broad iumpIco. NJ, Cowen. first, IL
feet Q inches.
Co. G, Freeman, second, II feet 8
inches.
High jump-co. G, FRESHMAN, IS feet
9 inches.
One hundred yards .raee-Co. G,
Freeman, l04 seconds-
Five mile go u you please-Co. q,
Gregory. INST prize.
Go. q, Hartman, second prize.
Co. n, Rogers. third prize.
The above race created considerable
excitement. Pat. Freeman. Co. G,
Third cavalry, winning easily. He be-
ing g, company's, Third cavalry, best
runner for the last six years. beating
the best runners In the Sioux nation;
also winning several race In Sidney
when stationed there In 1874 and 1876.
He Is now.backed 10 u Corp. Rogers,
Of Co. L. Third cavalry, for 500 . side
on the 10th day OF July, 1880. sergents
Comfy and Henry putting up the neces-
sary ducats. A good race may be ex-
pected, as they are both considered
professionals.
Sergeant John Comfy, Co. G, Third
cavalry, was master OF ceremonies, and
with the aid Of Sergeant Major Nc
Gam and Regiment q. NJ. Sergeant
Campbell everything went on salts
factory.
After the completion OF the above
sports Col. Brackett, Maj. wham and
all the officers Of the post, by invitation
Of Capt. Crawford. commanding Go. G.,
Third cavalry, visited the dining
Of Go. G, where the boys had n layout
ht for q prince to set down to. After
inspection everyone present sat down
to celebrate n Fourth that will long be
remembered. Yours truly.
Una
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L e PILEsl PILES,
A Sure Cure Found 4 Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer 1ve minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm In bed), acts as 4 poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and Is
prepared only for Piles, itching OF the
private parts, and nothing else. Thou
sands Of cured patients attest its value,
and physicians Of all schools pronounce
1t the greatest contribution TO medicine
OF the age. II matters not how long or
severely you have been suffering, you
nj be cured.
For sale by all Druggists. Addoms
q Glover. Wholesale Agents.
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