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ornu, Arrives nt New Orleans.

New Orleans. Juno 3.-General Grant,
C,ptain ]. b. EAds and other passengers per
Steamer City Of Merida have arrived. They
arr detained AZ quArintino' They arrive here
sl noon Sunday.
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ro,nmi.slou Nlrue,l.

Washington, June s.s-Ths President 70.
dsy s,su.d the commIas'oa II George w.
Dvukef of Alb m, 10 b. U. y. .Altpfns.
ior the southern dhlSel Of A'a.
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COunnncI,c.

Special 10 the Herald.
Comsnchc, juno IA row occurred
to-day between the propric!ors Of tho Chief
and the two Hill boys on ono side, and
Frank Brown on tho other. Several blows
were given and the parties woro separated
and fined. This will suspend tho paper, Is
an assignment, ss last resort for settlement
has been made.
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SUITED

Lady Patrons would be Suited the particulars Stye
Fit and Price they should calling at our LADIES ST
AND ULSTER DEPARTMENT. where very interesting programme
has been arranged
In anticipation of the early Of Special Lots CON.
rae Tor New York which will necesse large quick sales this
Department. we offer unreservcdly entire Stock of
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OBITUARY.


DcAth O1 u OOOcnAI1St.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-Charles Nc.
Knight, one Of the editors and proprietor
OF the Philadelphia Ecening News, and
formerly connected with the Pittsburgh
Ecen'ng Chronicle and the Philadelphia
Press died here this morning.
The McCalmont Matter.
Owing to death in the family Of Judge
Allison the expected decision in the mat
ter Of the McCalmOnt mandamus against
the managers Of the Reading railroad was
deferred until Monday next.
The storm In the south.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22--RepOrts from
the South, as far rs Richmond, speak Of a
heavy rain and wind storm yesterday and
rivers much flooded.
"A Babe Thrown from a Third-StOry Window.
The dead body Of new born child was
found this morning frozen in an alley ad-
joining the lodging house No. S14 Cherry
street. Investigation proved that it had
been born during the night and that its
mother, who had applied for lodging few
hours previously, had thrown it from the
third story window. She says she is a
married woman from New York and that
her husband deserted her. She gives the
name OF Lizzie Aaron and is about nine
teen years of age.
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THE BAR MEETING.

Proceeding to Organize u Law Association
The adjourned meeting of the members
of the bar, to organize 4 law association
was held in the court house this afternoon
and the committee on constitution and
bylaws made its report, printed copies
of which were distributed among those
present.
The main feature OF their proposed
scheme Of organization, and that which
was received with greatest interest was
the articles relating 10 the discipline and
supervision of lawyers and other persons
connected officially with the adGinistra
tiOn of justice:
The proposed constitution recommends;
the Lancaster Law Association" as the
name and that it be indissolublc save by
the vote of a majority Of its members
provides for semi annual meetings Oh the
second Monday of June and December :;
fixes as officers of the association to be
elected annually by ballot at the Deem
Der meeting, president, vice president,
secretary and treasurer, and L standing
committee of five fensors: the usual
officers.
of five members, of whom three shall be
quorum. They shall have charge OF the
objects. Of the association indicated in Sec
tions and ? of article II, of this constitu
tiOn, and whenever any matter relating
thereto shall be brought to their Goticc.
they shall, on behalf OF the association,
take such action as they may deem proper.
They may suggest to the association such
alterations in the rules Of practice adopted
in the different courts as may lie deemed
wise and beneficial, in order that. if al
proved, they may be authorized to present
the same to the proper court for adoption"
The declared Oh jects Of the association,
which the censOrs shall have special
charge of, are as follows
"Q.) The general supervision of the
conduct of members OF the bar, and Of
all persons connected officially with the
administration OF the law Or in charge Of
the public records and, in cases Of any
breach of duty on their part, the institu-
ton Of such proceedings As may be lawful
or proper in respect thereto.
seq The improvement of the law and
its administration the protection of the
bar and judicial tribunals, their officers
and members, from invasion of their
rights and the maintenance of their
proper influence.
The membership of tine association il,
proposed to DC limited to the present
members of the bar who may join it with
in three months. and such others us may
hereafter be elected by the unanimous
vote Of the committee of censors.
Members may be expelled, after hear
ing, by the censors, with the approval of a
twc-thirds vote of the members at a meet
ing called specially to consider it; disbar-
ment to work expulsion ipso .tacto and
also non-payment Of dues for two years.
Amendments to laws to be made only
by two-thirds vote, after due notice of the
proposed amendments,
The proposed bylaws fix the quorum at
Ten members, prescribe the order of bust
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DROCLAMAfION-CITY ELECTION.

| DROCLAMAflON-C ELECTION.
i The qualified voters OF the city OF Lanc,s
| ter are hereby notified that an election will bt
Of holding elections. on III EsDAY, the 18th
day of FEBRUARY. 1881, between the hours OF
Ia. III. and p. M, for the purpose of electing
and the qualified voters of the several wards
| shall At the same time and places elect Other
| officers ns follows:
FIRST WARD.-FOur members of Common
Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Con
! stable and one Assessor.
SECOND WARD:-Thrce members OF Com
Constable and one Assessor.
RDWARD.--Threem members OF Comm, on
Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Con-
FOURTH WARD.-Three members OF Com
| mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable and one Assessor.
Council. two members OF Common Council,
| one Judge, Two Inspectors, one Constable and
one Assessor.
SIXTH WARD.-Thrae members of Common
Council, one Alderman, one Judge, two In
spectOrs. one Constable and one Assessor.
SEVENTH WARD.-One member OF Select
Council, three members OF Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
EIGHTH WARD.-Thrce members of COM
mon Council. one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable and one Assessor.
NINTH WAKD-One- member of Select
Council, three members OF Common Council,
one Judge, two inspectors, one Constable AMI
The election officers in the several wards are
hereby required to make the necessary official
returns OF the election and to notify the per
sons elected i'll twcnty-fUur hours after such
election shall have been closed and the num-
Der OF votes for each candidate or person voted
for ascartained
Given under my hand at Lancaster, this :.,i
. JNo. I. M.c,!ONIGLE,
jan22 tebl2d Mayor.
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CONGRESS-.
In All Night SessiOn.

In All Night SessiOn.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The usu a
scenes incident to night session were en-
acted throughout the early hours of this
morning. Lowe, Of Alabama, was re-
ported by the sergcant-at-arms as refus-
ing to return to the House, and it was ac-
cordingly ordered that Lowe appear before
the House on Saturday to give his excuses.
Then without securing a quorum the
House at 6 \. IN. adjourned until to-day.
The morning hour was dispensed with
and the resolution in the case of Bisbee
W.. Hall, declaring Bisbee entitled to his
seat, was passed. Bisbee was then swo,n
in.
MIR. Lowe then explained his absence
last night, saying that he was unwell,
whereupon the order for loves arrest
was vacated and at 80 the House ad-
journed.
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BALLOrTING FOR U. 3. SENATOR


HARRISBURG, Jan. 22.-Thc sixth ballot
for United States senator was taken at
noon to-day. There were great many
members paired. only one hundred and
ninety-six being present. The result,
which differs only slightly from the
previous ballots, was as follows
Oliver, II; Wallace, Gs; Grow, ~ ; Nc
Neagh, 2; Curtin, L; Snowlen, |;
Wolfe, l; Agnew, 1; Hewitt, 2. Repre-
sentative Bierly. a Wallace man, cast the
vote Cor Curtin, and Representative
Woodruff, another Wallace man, voted
for Wolfe. The convention then adjourned
until Monday.
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with 'i:" cXcrucatinS pain OF cutting teeth ?
Ii so. so ut once anl got Il bottle of MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer rimme;iiately-dcpcnd upon
it: there is no mistake about IL. There is not Il
mother earth who has ever used it, who will
not tell you at once tliet it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to The child, operating like magic.
1t il perfectly safe t" ,sc in all cases, and pleas
ant TO the TASTE and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United STAGES. Sold every where
D cents u bottle. Gil7-lyd&wM. .WAF
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AlRKEES.



PaLAoxLPaIA. January sa--Flour dull
supernne 81 0063 so: extra IS .56l IS
ONO ami Indiana family . 25l6 co; Penn'a
am1ly y OO93 IS st. Louis family s5 1916 Is :
minnesota clear 8 O005 IS: straight, IS cO6
-; patent and high grades $6 5OHa
rye hour at a 156i 81.
neat hrm; No. 2 Western Red 81 l6Z ;
Penn'a- Red 81 I49l 49,; Amber 81 l5Sll lSE.
Torn dull but steady: held steamer sc,
yellow SIC !; mixed Sc
., Oats dull and heavy; No. l White 453<c ::
30. 30. : DO aaHc: No. 8 40 43%c; No. Mixed
Rye firm at Csc.
Provisions firmer mess pOrk--old, $l3 sO6ll;
new, $lo ~; beef hams 3l9 OO19 90; In
Sl Sian m;,ss beef Sl9 o. I. o. b. Bacon-smoked
MANS !CGlcsSc: picked harms Sh09c; smoked
'h1olders s A@14c; salt do a@y&c.
Lard hrmer; city kettle 95<6ss31.: lOoee
butter steady, hut only In mo,israrc demand;
creamery extra &c ;dO gOO.i to choice OGSs
Bradtord county anu New York extra tuba
s0S:Sc do hrl>ins. 2i025c: Western dairy
extra SA1:6c; do good to choice Is0 &c Rolls
cnOfce scarce: Penn'a Extra lSGatc W cstern
Reserve extra 1sl2l.
Eggs scarce and wanted; Penn,a. 4sS
49,; Western 4OSli2c.
Cheese firm but quiet New York full,
cream, lS50llc; Western full cream. IS
1lSl4c; do iair to gOos. l20l24c; do half Skins
petrcleum dull refined sss4c.
Whisky at 81 IL.
=, seeSs-G0oti to prime clover quiet:
1885,; Flaxseei steady ut ~ ~.
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Port Crane Wine for Sickness

Decidedly one OF the incest and most credit
able OF any article of Wine We have ever seen,
is the wine bearing the above name, made
from the Portugal Port Grape, cultivated by
Mr.. Alfred Speer. Passaic, n. j. This Wine
under the hand OF Mr.. Spcer. has been brought
to state of great perfection. 1t possesses the
highest medicinal virtues, and certainly as an
article tor medicinal use. ii is not, In our iudg
ment, to he surpassed in color, taste, Or any OF
the qualities which constitute Il pure, mild
and agreeable wine for the sick Boston
Transcript
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atlee
and Davis, and for sale by II. f. Slaymaker
Lancaster, Pa. ji1-9wdSw
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,

Fourteen Men Buried leneath Failing
Wall.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA fire hclc last night
destroyed the three-stOry brick furniture
factory of +. Meyer, corner Of Clinton
and Sebor streets. The front wall in fall
ing buried fourteen firemen and u police
man in the ruins. OF these, four were
found fatally injured. The captain
of engine No. l was pickbd out from
under ~ beam with his chest caved in but
still cl;ngins to the nozzle Of his hose pipe.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
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ian9l1t,i
PROVERBS.

mo one cun be sick W hen when the stomach
blood, liver and kidneys are healthy, amt
Hop Bitters keep them sO.'
"The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer
streng thener and curative OH earth.--linp Bit
ters."
ut is impossible to remain long sick or out
Of health, where Hop Bitters are used"
"Why do Hop Bitters cure 80 Dluch:' '' Be.
cause they give good digestion, rich blood and
healthy. action Of all the organs
mo matter what your feelings or a!iment
is, Hop Bittcrs will do you good"
Remember, Hop Bit.ers never does harm,
but good, always and continually"
"Purify the blOO,l, cleanse the stomach and
sweeten the breath With Hop Bitters."
."Quiot nerves and balmy sleep in Hop Bis
ters"
mo health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hop Bitters."
Hop Bitiers Manufacturing Company,
Rochester, New Yo:E. ar Toronto, Ontario.
ia.' iYaMSF&w
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IT is impossible to find cough and cold
medicine to compare favorably with DR..
Brownings c. & C. Cordial. 1t is pleasant to
the taste. searches out the affected parts, and
silently but efectually accomplishes its mis-
sion. We advise any one tronbled with a
cough OF coll; to give it trial. 1t will speedily
help consumptives. Asthmatic troubles soon
disappear, and the patient afflicted with that
terrible complaint should at once procure a
bottle. Price, 50 cents. 1t your druggist does
not sell it. send direct to DIR. Browning llI7
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa jI3lwd
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CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 22.-Two brother.
named Laflerty, living about nine miles
from Parkersburg, W. Va, fought last
night, when the elder stabbed and instant.
ly killed the younger brother.
An Engineer Cut to Pieces
Alonzo Bond, an engineer on the Wa
bash express train, expecting collision
with train which he saw on si.le track,
jumped from his engine, was thrown un-
der the wheels and cut to pieces.
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YOu Can De RfaOOV

II you will stop i'll! your extravasant and
wrong notions in doctorinY yourself and fam
lilies with expensive doctors OF humbug cure
ails, that do harm always. and use only nj
ture's simple remedies for all your ailments
yOn will be wise, well ana happy, and save
great expense. T;:c greatest remedy for this
the great, wise and good will tell you, is Hop
Biitcrs-helicvr II. See Proverbs" in another
column. jl5-2wd&W
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4 FUNNY AFFAIR.
Two lsOIShs' Pist u Practice.

two HOuGhs' Pist u Practice.
San FRANCIsCO, Jan. 2S.-At BOdie,
yesterday, Dave Banuon and Ed Ryan, two
roushs, began scnfflling in fun, which
quickly turned to earnestness. They drew
revolvers, and while locked in each others
embrace, began shooting and kept it up
until Bannon was dead and Ryan fatally
injured.
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is the ibane OF nearly every American woman.
From il usually arises those disorders that so
surely undermine their health and strength.
Every woman owes II to herself and her fami-
ly to use that celebrated medicine, Kidney
Wort. 1t Is the sure remedy fer constipation,
:,l'; for all disorders of the kidneys and liver.
Try il In liquid or dry form. Equally efficient
in either form.-Bosfoa Sunday Budget.
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Death Of EaIller RnreAll.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 22.--Father Ed
ward Purcell, brother Of Archbishop Pur-
cell and the manager Of the disastrous
church banking business in this city,
which involved loss Of several million dol
lars. died of apOplexy at the Ursuline con
vent last night.
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ICE GsIRGES.

DANCE, Threatened at Pittsburgh.
PTTTsBuRG. Pa, Jan. 22.-There was
general break up in the rivers yesterday
and heavy ice is now coming down. Sew
eral bridges have been destroyed and
heavy gorses are expected here, unless
checked by another frost.
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DE.4 THIS.

RCsENfELD-In this city. on the 2lst inst,
Henry NJ. ROsenfcld, i'll the 223d year of his age.
The relatives ald friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. Go South Queen street,
on Monday afternoon at ~ o'clock. Inter
ment ut the Lancaster cemetery. ltk
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Fire Mt Virgiusyllle. Pa

ERGINsvILLE, Pa, Jan. 22.-The new
three-stOry house of Solomon Bear was
burned to the ground this morning. Loss,
s., 600. The fire originated from a de-
fective flue. The building was insured in
the Windsor fire insurance company.
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Coughs.


''Brotv.i's Bronchial Ir0cheS' are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
Hoarscncss AMI Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untricd, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use fOr nearly al entire
generation, they have attained weil-mcrltcd
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
"EroMns bronchial! IToches" act directly
on the organs OF the voice. They have an ex-
t,1,ordnary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring healthy tone when re-
faxed, either from cold or over-eXcrtiOn of the
voice, and produce a cIcarand distinct enuncf-
aticn. Speakers tt9d Singers find the Trochcs
useful.
y Cough, Cold, Catarrh OF Sore Throat re-
IuiIcs immediate attention, as neglect oftcIi-
times results in some incurable Lung Disease.
i" PrOWn's Bronchial Troches" will almost ill.,
variaply give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which are injurious. The genu-
inc -'' BrOun's Bronchial Troches" are sold
c"tt in borss. iGnl5-lyd&wTu, ,TbSS
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EAST END NEWS.

| From Our Regular Salisbury Correspondent
Mr.. Worst has recovered his horses
that were stolen. They had been ridden
some eight or ten miles and then turned
loose, and were in very bad condition
when found.
Reese Oteukirk, Of HOneybrook town
ship: Chester county, had his barn burned
last Saturday night, with all its contents,
consisting of his entire crop, all his farm
ing utensils and all his live stock,
viz: Two horses, several cows and
some young cattle. There is considerable
| mystery about this fire, as only few
years ago he had barn burned on this
same site. After that fire he received an
anonymous letter stating that his cattle
would he poisoned, and short time afte:
all his cows died from the effects of poison
Last summer he received another letter
stain. that his barn would again he
burned, and now that has taken place.
His loss is estimated at s1,50O; insured
for $3.50.
Mrs. Leah Kurtz, reiict of Samuel
Kurtz, deceased, of Earl township, was
buried on Tuesday. Her funeral was
largely attended; cause of death, apo
plexy.
Spriilgville lyceum met on Friday even-
ing and had quite an interesting meeting.
The debate was spirited and referred ques-
tions were well answered. The question
debated was, "Resolred, That the elective
franchise he extended to the women of the
United States"
Tobacco sales have been few this week,
as we have had no buyers from abroad.
Mcssrs. Worst & Shertz, bought some
eight or ten crops, at figures ranging from
l2 to 10 for wrappers, to s for seconds,
and 3 cents for filters The majority of
the crops in Salisbury are now ready Tor
sale, and at least three -fourths Of the en-
tire crop remains unsOld.
In this section quite an active interest
has been manifested in the senatorial fight
the Oliver men feeling confident that
Cameron will be able to rally sufficient
strength the Grow men hoping that they
will be able to force 4 dark horse. and the
Democrats thinking that the fight will
possibly benefit them in some manner.
None. however, are very sanguine on what
will really be the termination of the pres
cnt dead lock-
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bel Air, (Md.). LEyiH.
! The great stock stable OF &. Dawson Cole
man, in Lancaster county Pa, was totally de-
Siroye,l by fire Friday night OF last week. The
famous registered herd of Jersey cattle, many
; DI them Imported, tif:y-twO in number, were
ciiIim:.,l to their stalls aud when the irc was
iir,t seen il had attained such Roadway that
not one of them could he saved. Many OF the
cattle were highly valued, some of the bulls
costing 5000. The loss is $50, 600 or more.
IfaHy illustration WAS needed of the pI:tcti
cal utility OF Judge Watterss "ire escape
fastener for stack i'm stables" it would DC fur
nish;.d in the above item. With the ordinary
methods of fastening stock in stables it is al
most always impossible to release them in case
OF fire, no matter at what stage Of the fire II is
discovered; and to so among Il lot of frightcn-
Ell cattle in Il burning building for the purpose
of unfaStcninG them il something which even
IL brave man might hesitate to Ito. The conse
qucnce is that we seldom hear of the burning
OF stable without the loss of all the live stock
contained in il. The most important feature
of Judge Wattels's invention is that, while AS
=, fastener il is easier fastened and much more
secure than the ordinary methods, with ii any
number of animals may be released almost
instantly and without going among them. We
published week before last the opinion OF Il
number OF the most intelligent practical farm
crs Of Chester county, Pa, that this ''device is
simple, durable and not expensive" "and ''wOr-
thy OF adoption by dairymen and feeders
everywhere" From the character OF the stock
destroyed as well rs the gross amount OF the
loss, no doubt this fire will be noticc'l by all
the agricultural papers throughout the cOun-
Try, and ii they would improve the opp ortuni-
ty TO impress upon the owners OF stock the
Importance of providing some way of raleas-
in.; them from their stables in OF fire, they
would be thereby doing good service, not only
in the cause of humanity, but to the Interests
of their readers.
\ full description OF this useful invention
may be found in the Scientific american of
June -, IS.9 The address of Hon. James D.
Walters, the inventor, is Bel Air, MI.
QUrry--DncJ the note shaver shave with Gu
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Acknowledgements.

The Ladies' Union Dorcas society gratefully
acknowledge the following donations: Cash.
81; Mr. Geo. Calder, jr, SO; Mrs. Herman
IIirsh. clothing Miss Harriet Galcbaugl. 81 :
Mrs. MacGOnige, S.; Miss Annie Ilurford 81
Mrs. ID. L. ROsenmiller, ST. Miss Benjamin,
.1c.; Mrs. &. kaufman, 81; Il friend, s.; Il
friend. 500 Mrs. S. NJ. Carson, 81; Mr.. B. B.
Martin. Il ton of coal and from Mrs. Newbury,
81 The latter gift was Il thank Offering to the
society, rs some OF the ladies had been instru-
mental in obtaining pension for her, and she
wished to show her appreciation of their kind
ness in this way.
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Saloon Keeper Murdered.

NELSON VALLEY, Ohio, Jan. GA sa-
loon keeper named Lafferty was killed on
Thursday night by two men named Jones
and Allen, to whom he had refused drinks.
The murlercrs were arrested.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

Il Is imBOssible tor n woman AFTER u faithful
course of treatment with Lydia +. Pinilham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with weakness OF tie Uterus Enclose
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia +. PinklIam, 2s3 Western
avenue. lynn. MASS, fer pamphlets.
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