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.. Sssso s1vssSV.sVsSA sssssy V00uV1IOIy 0ttElUs
uted to h6dsa1e6 VAkh assure i plenti.
fol sppp!yrof .pnre and uscoptaminated
i s'i"1'sf & sss ga &c ,a ssS ssn
laiau eofsa eppiQus Supply y TIA s|eepna.
'eeDms OF the fresh night aiI.u 4pr{oter.
'tAisa house faces the aouth, snd as,the
,ssA sweeps. low. 10 the horizon; during
the Water months, the apartments
'aselnk thak4 uasteff receive tsr tho entire
day, during tn weather, Ne full bsnb6l
Of itsJaHs, No i'll 9heetb hive ever been
skPSli9Scsd from the oocs5ioiSl overflow
Ia. the proximity u AZ h a' e e@ansa
mi %sA ;laf + ~ HNS2 Ass4 pFpaAdqA F. q
|sn Ssoh.a sysfsm, - bis1rssdssasikel ID
0saut11 as&p,bei within hpteAch al lll
The steady inssses1i ~ llipkAhppie and
typho-niAi2iislle Verar iap tfs'fural dls.
tricts can not b checked unless radical
ssnit9Fl reforms be there iptr0dpced,
sJl6lll ) e exit; = J
s''s sIl1'ss { r., ., a,,'1 iI:s
aalaa ,astte II ri. Iepdsfe Ii.
y tn AppliQaajOn ct dr. AphAs,
oaelMogng opN oqoQt ttAaAs tho ort1i
fyrsS le1iv1 & ttrueElro Domsnpn q
saits u ssss b, ,ss,ss, a
lt1 En-. y.s i'll Il N # ~, SIS
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Curiess Fact iu' Natural History.

An illustration In the Scientific A,per;.
can represents the American iguana
crossing . river, the Chagres, upon the
surface Of the water, without sinking
below it. This wonderful performance
was witnessed by Mr.. John G. Bell, the
Wsll.khOwn naturaNst and former com.
.peniOn of Audubon. Mr.. Bell states
that y he was approaching the river he
came suddenly upon the reptile, and
alarmed It 50 that it sprang into the
river, but instead Of sinking, to his
surprise, II rushed along over the water,
making its claws 90 like lightning, 50
that he could not see them, and thus
keeping the whole body above the
water. II It made quite q foam behind,
and In about, two minutes was over the
river, up the bank and out of sight.
When IL Il remembered that this animal
weighs from five to ten pounds, and has
slender claws fitted for tres climbing,
the wonderful character Of the perform.
apce will be appreciated. It is from
four to five feet long, and its general
Color IS green shaded With brown. II
his . strong and distinct crest running
along the whole length of the back and
tail, and large dewlap or pouch under
the throat, the edge of which is attached
to cartiIak inous appendAge of the bone
Of the throat. The tail is long, slender,
compressed and covered with small,
|'imbrieated keeled scales. Il has . very
lormidabls look at first sight, and when
iirrita&ed puts on q. very menacipg ap'
| pearance, swelling out its throat pouch,
erecting the, crest on its back, and
lashing about with great Violence. 1t ~,
nevertheless, 3 harmless creature, unless
Ibid hold cf, when it bites with cunsid'
iersble force. Altogether tho occurrence
lis q most remarkable one and entirely
!. 9lttago!nlisstic 70 the supposed habits d
| the animal. -
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FashlsG nKetss.l

% Rsal Spanish opAIsneon .rs f,shon-
able laces for bridal yelling. ~ AM
The newest tichus Of oostly laee have
vide Medicis collars attached. 81
Roman sandals nte the daintiest and
'pfettiest' low shoes how imported. f''
'''s' AkiskA pug" il Alpopulaf fur trim.
'ning,' which resembles Inkks leopard
Skinv ".se.ua. iA,jsiss," q, 40
: ;, Ecclesiastical costumes, strange to
sSX.. e. Hsaa Affected By ultra ,'Aioon'
BJhhet' crowns ot''ooopppsr.eclorred
'Yinek arg made very effective BY amber
beaded appliques. |yit'H "a aal'
|a'Silvsr jevelry is vwy much > Ia
-nande, and,ahows very effectively with
the! rich dark dressss ofths season.
liI, Vers elegant toistscase made NTH
tbei 4, III 'dmptd' p"lonsise' 0psa infront
over the long Continental 'wGisteoat.
fad Sleeveless polonAises ;iol figured
matesials over veltbt skirts md sleeves
form'not only very fashionable butyery
Gold ana ,ilyef anntlsets 4 arttt worn Will
short Skating costumes BY English
leaders II 'faJhion. They were AIRS,
introduced ~ worn wish short ball
toilets. i. 81 ,-E.e.t,s.s ssR sinf;i .
fig EeeNSr ,aq!y.an pa sssp pPon the ,kirt.
dessrsl Ss,H l|'s esbHfSydSI S q. i Sd
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q JeoooRs
A co.x..ro.rs.1at NS;hSs Tea
Stmes, writing iron Virginia City. New,
''; c..;' Jamie. n: 'SSsflx xx3:x,,sA:
sorth II Iceland In The year 1851, and
States i ~ Hi4pmtnts ft3eY b
Mirds. VIZ lsy9, " thu bre4kihg ca
C the California fever. Fair, then lad
al eighteen, joined the adventurous
shrony and wendell his way to the land
Of c,ld 10 seek his fortuSe. AtM IL
found il. Immediately on his arrIsPl IN
California be entered upon the 6ufsuii
Ol mining, followed Il with the vseD3
asccess attendant upon gpld At1Ihg
until 1870. In that year occssvod u
Rreai Washoe silver mining excitement
vher large portion VI the population
q California stsmpede{ )o( Nd u Skfv
Nevada Mountains to t1esA SsAA. ~
Coms,ock lode had been discoyersd the
prsyi0os year, but The et1eNeht
reschesl its height in 100. Mining. ne
foliosa4p n a(Ansssb iA.Ap u JttAE teaS,
Gas bnt. q crude PROCESS, rc9uirin; no
special ,lNHl9V. .V9lt6EISnf wlYt4Y
Not ~ with silver mining, however. To
mine properly and successfully f/r ~.
ger requires the best u tHgfuNcrfuE
calen,. Fair had No education ~ an
sacineer, but ns'uJn4 tpair TX me-
chanics and engineer gl AN h4 ao1p4
saw lha. Nevada wa%s 3e'dI loNty(d(.
Vciopmen, aud exercise 81 the talents hS
krs he possessed. On hi, arrival on
she Comstock he ut first engaged n
;;;::::::::::,;;|N!6!f:|t01[!|i;:::: ; !; !
beiny recognized throughput the then
GeTs,t,ry as iirst-clsss4 6ch6A4kAtsaQ
nainiag engineer. In 1864 Col. Fair as
szned the superintendcncy OLA, wine
nAthe ComstOck. and since that time
s has mI,s IHS 'W4'SEr'
In 1861 he becpmc sssOcisted in part.
nersh1b@tR h6@VE Ela,AlAAd Mrs
Y'Bii0GaiiSN GlARcltN,Jpyi 4ak,
". Mackey, Of Virginia Ci'y, AMI In
ti,xs yeer the firm obtained control o,
tk,e If1&e-N NorrrOe% mine. which va,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19

THE spoken language OF emma .h st
differs in every separate province ' aa"
people living hundred miles apa ar e' a
no more understand each other n,rn =
Norwegian can understand Hot.e ~
tot. The mandarin or court iansuH ~.
is more common than any other : a .bs
lect, and is the official tongue OF W.
Empire. I,
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|lxMas;XQt1iSu&k'

1se tttndst' Do I'D Aaasy 1T the gas
IN uls parlQr, and looked about. H.
'M7MAJa44o NablxS6hEBhilt
rfP9rgpicked it up, found one chamber
4MA ard stinsaRSkAg. However
dull he might have been % coming in,
he was now fully bright aadJt itEkly
concluded the burglar, the explosion,
fH:K;ls:;ss:;;;:;;:s: e: !; :!;::f Il,
sisters door, and was received BY both
,gjrla ~ :elegart wrappers:
~ "4sefVStAe, III Vaey AAt'kox did ha
get from pas dressing.room to the
H&f'&9s5ls. PHI, Their. to keep
it from freezing!"-CAicago Tribune.
u aQIs2s5aRA
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REGAL Predigality in Names

The European sovereign who has the
most remarkable array Of titles is un.
questionably the Emperor Francis
Joseph, who writes himself-or u en-.
titled to. write himsef-Emperor OF
Austria; Apostolic King Of Hungary;
King of Bohemia, Dalmstis, Of Croatia:
of Slavonia, OF Galicia, Lodemae ana
lllyria; King Of Jerusalem; Archduks
of Austria; Grand Duke Of Tuscany and
Cracovia; Duke of Lorraine, Of Sal1'
burg, of Styria, of Carinthia, OF Carn'.
ola and of Bukowin: Grand Prince o.
Pennsylvania; Margrave Of Morsv's'
Duke of Upper Silesis, Of Neither 81.
lesia, Of ModenA, of Parma. OF P!acenza
and Guastslla, of Auschwitz and Ia1ol'
of Teschsn, Triuli, Ragusa ana zala'
Princely Count of Hapsburg, OF Iyro'.
of Kyburg, Goritz and Gratiiscs; Prince, nc
of Trent and Brixen; Margrave Of up,
per Lnsatia, of Neither Lusatls anu
1stria; Count of Hohenembs, Fe!dklfcn:
Brigance, Sonnenburg, etc.; !|ord o.
Trieste, Cattaro and the Wend Marches a
"etc." In the matter OF Cnr'@'a"
names, it is a decidedly close thing %.
tween the House of Portugal ana 1n'
Parma branch of the Bourbons. Duke
Robert Of Parma, within . twelvemoh1n'
was made the happy father Of q daugr
ter named Maria lmmacula LOUIS.
Frances Praxedes Annuneiation lhersss
Pia Anne Ferdinanda Antoinette Jose
phine Lucia Appollonia Ph mo: snS
Closilda Emerentiana Martha Jal'a, '1' ~.
SON christened Joseph Mary fe'ss
Paul Francis Robert Thomas Aqalnss
Andrew Avellino Blasi.is, y Ms Wa.;
Charles Stanislaus Louis Philip. o. Ne Ne !,
Leo Bernard Antoine Ferdinand linz
was doing well, but we must own 10 o.a !"
sneaking preference for the younger svs
of the King of Portugal, who answer s'n
to tho name OF Alphonso Henry NaW ~
leon Mary Peter Of Alcantara Ca a. ITO
Humbert Amadeus Ferdinand anInony
Michael Raphael Gabriel .,,stss
Xavier Francis Of Assist John Augls.u.
Julius Volfando Ignatius De bra$a. 9h"
Savoy-Bourbon SAKE Coburs -0o'n"'
Dnko nf (lnnrtn. El.
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s. SSss&s.4131& &ss$as' q, I:
drsa vere lastly citing .ssss-sa-111s
9runnd. One si.tse ,NofltfPdan hee9s
taken from a old I6642}16dS5bt
:. s'ft ti;s!s; sla:;I ' q;
: ::ssl s. 81, = :; g; ;Sss
~, aad 6Doe1t0e ai010l( that
snote the eyes. 01ddo1101 - ~ .
s :,sss's' 'is; s5s&
"a ~hss-aae stsikss ~ had upon Tie
0ah, ill in % sDond Of The time the
: = e e: y
become black With midland Who had
erswlsd. serpent like, on hands and
: ssss. dteX
eloshs upon their lo;ns. and had soma
!: !; :; = :; :; Il
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.Hta!tHe119T4 ia 8Hlfsai6;

IUUUo UUVUD Uuo ~ O0Op0v t1DSOU
house; moreover, the privy occupied its
accustomed site near by the we'll. The
repdtaddMH S1en' am6hE FthIgr i}fled
above petty prejudices in this direction.
IT. unwhQles0pencsS, was attributed not
to the feaf cause, but to tho fact that
the wAtef In the we'll rose and fell with
the ebb aqd aoy Of the tide. People
who at va Nus tinie1 fAhAb iteH this old
dwelling suffered from msladies due TO
contaminated water, their illness being
4ttfbHt4A Is the proximity 81 the ptdce
e e The rfEiSBhbSttEihgPond an 4 adiSinihs
aUltimStsN this plot oillsnd xas pnr.
chased from ID original owners, Tho Old
ousegamRved. Iepi p NV, tpcture
theedk1y A'tlAhgh, met, isxtsnlysly
convenience' and Soxibatt sttainable
under the conditions Of its. peculiar
location. It was impossible to excavate
an extensive AellAt 81 l>dcount Of the
near approach Of the subterraneau
vstersi % the ,s1Efaqe, AT the, gr9bp};
copeequaptly, AhA AQals9 VA erected On
brick foundations eighteen inches IN
hsight, pierced With venilatoss at short
intervals. Two kitchens formed m OK.
tensi6hs oAlAh6 Hnsa Nth the main
structure. Under one of'thesei / shallow
cellar Was excayated. An uncommon
3;xIta6!(|3|::: a s''a|!A!4l&tff:;
tho piazza. Thesa narficulavs ara o;von
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In an avenue rs,iycpcs On he, South
Side two young ladies happened 10 bc
1isa4: ss2 ss s't !s:s .sgi &4EA S;
iipY by, VI, espec!sd back daily. when
fSAas ealletYss,Alehly n New York on
business, 50 the toney mansi0nawA lels
without guardians save the two youug
ladiS J, aforS sSiA ~ AmA0 helps, and
the kondc& riH Cf&n( Everything
Nwioyts}: ,hem mn Eetcp,ion had
passed OF in the pleasantest manner
possible; and tAs pretty way in which
the young hostess had played her part
e! lE::'2 i'sQf3t': !: 81: : i! III
fully pu, away In pas hessing.roon,,
,lhNhe S4obiPH, ia the fair ones
were about retiring TO their own snug
,ne,ts When thu visitor espied u revolver
on the dressing liable.
"La!" she, cried, "snppose burglar,
come ti.nigh and/. find tltsN lt9tol
they'll kill US with III"
tnf Oh,uk E1s;'4,n,, i,..,rcI 1dT
..Wbat ShaN we do?'' -.
z My lsciadly' I6dsdked!liM iastat
was determined that they shGah> bsth
sleep together for mutual defense and
l>,s.s - - ri ru.l~~ skn kad s1sL:. ,.,~
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TO D.
- isil.hoa,
bSi In Rt1
Gt orig
-
TWAS nea !,
,!,.on the
VIZ They
Ard talk .t,l,1
NV Aboi
rbey stOo
And on 1t
Two
And. w ,r'1
The moo!
The
Therres7
70 the t"
c.,nkc M
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W. W. nv,
he' T T
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s.;,, on I'll
S ner nam
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tho piazza. These particulars are givenI
est seN 'eccsntuate tAkl Aep(or with
which . conventional spirit will regard
such surroundings.
!, The we'll, attscbsd Is tAS, old, Noise ia.
thoroughly purified. and it, contents
,feBdered Entirely Wholesome. H"h 30
. ne difficulties attending thedraisaee
OF premises SO absolatsly lpvel, end
dHhens the sabtevrsnsap watem approach
az mar IT, surface .oi tho soil, are not
alhSssfl Pfsya % s raEsl b Tosa e.
TheTfacticsl merits evolved frtt,j srch
sanitary precautions do shoWn, in Tia
rssyl,A ,Thev sepidsnqR described hea
been ofcppied continuously for many
years. The serVieesbi Z Musician have
been seldom required, and then onlt fol-
the moral effect Of his presence ON very
ssssa e. esa! e.: ;s e. & , .Sis
cent u llaGes and v&arpr houses tn serv.
;ii|;|||{l1El;E|ys|si::;;; H'A|!;:;:::;;; rs:
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LIZ I!IE3M GHE NJ Il: :s$fQ0;|$ :;

nusiriny energy and engineering
* s's s.a:s s Z III Oh I'D
:: :: ;!!! NJ El 4
practice. Each day 6ndqhjnAiS ,AiS
miners RIG, moving about through the
:s'ss f %. j
ing critical inspection Of all the work
ings. noting the progress made SINCE biz
s ,ssi ;';''l tss 2f'ls %s,s 1E& s Ia
nav work. Mining h:jIsIvahssi f.pYdE
E co lllAss:s%3taapla ls&Is t&a& &SaSkSS q!
s s:,s st'tss'a'! a AZ 'ssy S''
:. 4: !|s!!||:!!'1 X & TX. \!
which, taken ID co&hedtSS with
ns 4Dl@0o 0Oo1QGe1TanWate'.
him in every respect solid man. He
e, rave !. 9;aes' s ssysbs S$Sgas aa$sa
9th ~, A1lA6il1A dtlpi Fmounted
b g heavy growth ~ black hair, also
streaked w ray. y is c6m6leXiQp Is
1orid. VII 8 E 20 do i Cav e ~ his(
erequcnt 20 tO = he( a. ID wer(
voeW would scald . man to
asoa huuoA J6u1Uxyq@rt AIN.
sseehss . temperature Of l45 degrees
Parkliag: He wa3H6XS(i iG r.
ala il 1861, and has . family OF four
: g: 80; r e.! = (il
wsrA. Nm. Fair u . kiadjA46saae(A
WAas stoat lady, On tAe .lhaaY side OF
3ty. She 10 distingui S&DS kqtys
~ hee pleasant manner, allable temper.
91ekht NNee .1ieiiqq4tt Shs yiiAti{pY
'.suscredt VI WasAiaItcn sQeistt. Ia
1aaase, NAAfa6V 800 hpA he,
AaStg snils aAd tRooql9t Hqd Tor
essssy6ody, whethsr. : XXENXsrcS
81 be OF . disaaguisA ~ Yieitpx <SFpp
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A'Ae''' A''', :.tAs&t.l'ke 44lssss MA 4e'. M
.. S0's.hUfsi deCfslRHqfa I:
drso vere lastly sitting sssae-sar>hu
H."and. One .i,tee !HVtfPQiep hee4'
a. - t|s sf !, s2a & s,, II,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-01

1t is not always true that = pile OF ma
nure steamiug with heat and smelling
strongly is losing ammonia. Ammonia Is
very volatile aud pungent gas. and might
be known by It's peculiar scent. which ia
freely given of by close, III ventilated hogse
stables, or by the coat Of ill-cleaned horses.
Bnt il is not often that this peculiar scent
escapes from manure heaps; on the contra
~ ii is . more disagrceable odor similar TO
that Of rotten eggs. This is sulPhuretied
hydrogen aud not ammonia and causes no
loss to the manure except the the sui.
phur. in making manure pile some
plaster is mixed with d. bsap, all the am
monia will be caught and held by il. and
all the water contained in the manure will
also contain large quantity Of it, and will
not give II Of at any heat that can be
raised in manure pile. II the manure is
left 10 hea, and get dry or fire fang" or
slowly burn TO a white, dry. light stuff,
then the ammonia Is Lost and the manure
seriously injured.
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Wsstsrn Cattle.

The following is from the Kansas City
Price CnrTsnt
1.-THE concentration OF large herds OF
cattle and ranches IN few hands contin-
ues. Never before Las there been 80 much
corporate money put in cattle. Now tins
method OF raising and grazing cattle Oh
the plains has commenced, there is no tel
ling when or where il will end. TWAS on.
ly last week we reported the sale of Jones
Bros. ranch and cattle in Colorado to y
stock company for s625,Ooo. And now we
have the confirmation OF the sale OF Capt.
Kennedys ranch in Texas to the same
company for l,250,000 This is the larg-
est single stock transaction ever made IN
the West. Uncle Henry Stephens, as he
is fam,liarly called in the trade, is said to
have engineered the sale aud received Tor
his commission 100000 Gus johnson
represents the purchasers and. 1t IL
thought. is largely handling foreign eapi'
tai. Mr.. johnson WAS in the city last week,
but refused to give details. The estimate.
500, 900 acres OF land, $1,000 cattle aud
8 900 horses ana mules. be admits is not
far out OF the way"
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.

South SBArTsBuRY, BENNINGTON Co., VI.
rSr:.-I.would recommend all persons who
are suffering from Liver Complaint, TO try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. AZ did and they will
surely be benefited.
MRS. DANIEL QUINN.
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For Headache.

sourn enarlsEuRY, BrssIsoros Co., VT
Dear Svs-for zone years suffered more %
lsss siih Sick Headache, and nohing gave ms
40, relief until ! used your INDIAN bLSoD
SYRUP. Lei all who are Afflicted give va III
o. PIERCE.
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A Very Excellent Remedy.

SoU1H SHAFTsBuRY. BENNINGTON Co. VI.
DedrSr.-As was troubled with Disease OF
the Stomach, 1 used your. very valuable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, which can recommend to all
as an excellent medicine.
MIss JANE POTEE.
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Cure for Heart Disease.

Souri, SxArrsBuRY, BENNINGTON, Co., VI.
Dear Sir.-hy wife has used your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Heart Disease, and 1t has
helped her very much.
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hwASTos, FRANKLIN Co., VT.
Dear Sri vas sfflicted with Kidney Com
pisint for about . year, during which time.
could stoop nor bond without experiencing the
most sicrncisting pains. ] vas advised totry
your wonderful INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which
eneetuAily cured mo in very short time.
JOS. LAYIOLETTE.
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Cheese |. not easily digested, but IL con-
twice ~ much nntriment per pound A.
beef: and for working people with strong
,iomaehs, il iss much more economical
food. In England. where people are sci
dom troubled with indigestion, cheese is q
much more popular article Of food than in
this country.
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Liver Complaint.

swAsros, RRASElIs Co., W.
Dear Sr.--Iwss troubled tor long time with
Liver Complaint. Pain 10 the side And Loss OF
Appetite aud vac unable 10 get anything 20 re-
hsve me until | tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, which made permanent cure.
CHAS. A. PARLIN.
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For Coughs.


wARDspoRouoH. wlspHAM Co., VI.
Dear Sns-The use OF your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP hsS cured my little Rirl Of
Cough OF several years standing. 1t 10 all you
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THgIroRD. ORANGE Co VI.
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FOR NEURALGIA.

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Cures Piles.

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Another Sufferer.

SouTn enAFrsBURy BENNINGTON Co. VI.
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ease was advised to try your INDIAN BLOOD
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An Excellent Remedy.

swAsrox FnlsLIs Co, VT,
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An Astonishing Cure.
DuMMERsros, wSpHAx Co., '

DuMMERsTos, WNpHAN Co., VI.
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For Asthma,

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Sick Headache.

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CURES nEADAcHE.
souTu SuAYIsBUnY

souTH SnAYIsBunY. BENNINGTON Co, VT.
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DISEASES or rnE STOMACH.
sr,rronp. onlseE Co., VI;

Dear Sir:--I wss severely afflicted with Dis
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o. PIERCE

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Would mol be Without 1t,

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Those Wonderful Cures

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