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RESCUED FROM DEATH

William J. CoughliD, of SomervilIe.
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 / was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LuNos
followed by a severe cough. l lost INV
appetite and flesh, and was confined To
my bed. In 1877 was admitted TO the
hospital. The doctors said had a hole
In my lung as Zig as a half dollar. A.
one time report went around thar /
was dead. gave mp hope, hut q friend
told me Of DIR. WILLIAM HALIJS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. cot a
bottle, when to my surprise, COMMENCE
I'd to feel better, and to-day 1 feel batter
than for three years past.
~ write this hoping every one afflicr.
adj With Diseased Lungs will take mn
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM. and he
convinced that CONSUMPTION DAN
BE CURED. / can positively say IL bas
one more good than all the other medI-
mes have taken since my sickness,
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.-Presldepl
Work, oftle Peoples Passenger Rail.
way Company, says that no progress hl.
been made ia the negotiations Tor he
purchase Of the charter Of the Philad.l.
phiA and West Chester railroad, Tbh
is the road which, 1t is said, the Bait
more and Ohio wants 10 get footing 10
this city. IL Is not expected that any
move In the matter will be made until
afler the ReadlDg election, as II il be
litved that the election Of Mr.. Goxen
will have good deal to do with bring
ing about tbe purchase.
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THE NEW LINE.
WHAT CAPTAIN SMITH SAYS TO THE
ELKIos PEOPLE ABOUT 1T.


ELRIos PEOPLE ABOUT 1T.
Cecil Democrat.
Mr.. William II. Smith, who Is EN-.
ployed by the b. x U. X. X. Co, to pur-
chase or obtain by condemnation the
aud and right OF way for The road the
company is about building from BAlLi-
more TO Pbilade phia, was IN Elkton last
Saturday. lie will come into Cecil
county some time mex week aud will
remain about Two weeks for Tie purpose
OF adjusting all claims tor the land
which thu road will use IN its route
through the county. He says ths right
OF way from Wflm ipgson 10 Newark has
all been salts facLorIly determined aud
agreed upon, and all The depoIs are ar
ranged between those points. The near
est point where the road will approach
Elklon is where II runs through The
Manly farm, about n miles above the
Town, and there will certainly be a sta.
ton at Wiiua nil 5, aud also Que on the
grounds Of the Elk Mills Company.
Where the company cannot agree with
the ow ners Of tie lands on a satisfactory
basis, they will req llre The Sheriff 10
summon 3 jury Of dislnteTested citiz sns
who will condemt the land aud agree
on price 10 be paid for II. Mr.. Smith
claims tina. the road will be all com-
pleled and RAINING in two S14rs, and
says they take no stock whatever in the
MiddletoWn Railroad enterprise.
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VirrInln naa1ora al CouneIl.

PETERSBURG Va, Jan. 6.-The
State Pharmace utial Association has
framed bill TO be presented to the Leg
islature It lie present session relative 10
tho enactment OF q Law to regulate the
practice OF pharmacy In Virginia. At
lie session today the association elected
ten Of its members, who in case the bill
becomes . Law are TO be presented TO
Governor Cameron, Eve Of whom ne is
70 appoint ~ board Of pharmacy. After
adopting the usual resolution Of thanks
the association adjourned to meet 10
Richmond on the third Tuesday OF May
NEXT.
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A RnntamOrs Church Burned.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 8.-A fire
shortly before 5 O'Clock this morning
destroyed the interior of the West
minister Presbyterian Church at
Fsyette and Green streets, causing a
damage of $40, 900, including the
valuable organ. The damage is Gov
cred by insurance in local offices. The
ere originated from an overheated flue
ignitlng the wainscoting. The church
was destroyed by fire twenty years ago
from the same cause.
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1t Is hard TO keep track of all the tbriv
ing cities that are yearly growing into
prominence In this country. Way out In
oregon Is Western Portland, which
claims TO have larger wealth and grastou
business transactions than aoy o,be
city OF Its population In Amer,ca 7,
contains $1,000 people, has an Assesses
valuation OF nearly $40 900 900. and Sts
exports during the single month Of No
vemoer footed up about a milliou and q
quarter In value. Its inhabitanta cia,n,
mat Is the commercial center of evan a
richer region than surrounds San Erana
cisco, AID are sure that there ia oraa,
future before it, kiea'
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The annual meeting OF the CautweI
Mutual Insurance Company was belt at
Paulhn's hotel, Odessa, on Monday OF
this week. Messrs. ]. q. Corbit, c.
Watkins, VIM. Polk. II. n. Willis
Henry Davis, Joseph Roberts and Colsu
Ferguson we're elected directors for the
ensuing year. j. q. Corbit was re-elect.
ed president, and Joseph q. Brown sec.
Rotary and treas ureF. The Losses by hte
during the year were but Si2; The Fl.
Denses, Including a new safe, we're 500.
20. the amount pa d In dividends, e..
280.75, and the amount invested, 81 800.
The Va us OF policies OF insurance 10
force is S905 $50 IS, aud the value Of de.
posit notes subject to assessments s6ji
650.61. The contingent fund Is S26 $50,
y. A divide ID OF twelve per cent. for
the past year was declared.
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Opposing Mr.. Kelly.

At q large meeting Of Tammapv
Hall anti-Kelly democrats, Thursdar
primaries were ordered in the vario9.
districts ON the evening Of January
IA, to elect twenty-one delegates IN
each district 10 general committee
to be organized IN Germania Hall on
Monday, January 10. Resolutions
were passed denunciatory Of Tamma.
ny's course in the Legislature. Mr.
Roberts made short speech ATTACK,
ing John Kelly as a would be political
m0nop0Iist, masquerading as a com.
mercial anti-monopolist.
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a san Fom GUHTEAUp BODY.
An ORer Of 81, 600, which the Pris-
on. thinks Ought 60 be made
a. 900.

An OReF Of 81, 900, which the FTis-
on. Thinks Ought 90 De Ms1e
1000.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Mr. Seoville
has received bona tide proposition from
4 medical gentleman for the body Oh
f,barlea (iuitean. THIS gentleman
Whose name MI. Scoville declines TO
make public al presently has offered 10
nav down Immediately $l,OOO, the
amount ofthe purchase money, on con.
dItion that he shall have the body OF the
prisoner a. soon as the exactiops OF the
law have been met, 10 dispose OF abso-
lutely ~ he shall see dt. de also agrees
10 take his chances OF vail one month
or twenty years for the communication OF
the bargain on Guiieau's part. TINS
somewhat liberal proposition was SUP
mitled 70 Guitean to-day aud seemed 70
impress him quite favorably.
After rejecting Q moment be sug~
Rested II ought 70 bring more than
that. Perhaps some other fellow viii
offer 1900 then ! can pay my debts,
aud II get q new trial that miserable
Corkhill can't bring on . lot Of fel-
lows just 10 swear how much owe
them"
The only persons admitted to the
prisoners cell to-day we're j. W.
0uileau (his bTother) and friend
who accompanied him. The brothers
held long conference In the effort 10
arrange the order Of the arguments u
be made before the jury. Guiteau moi
only insists upon speaking In his owl
behalf, but In making the closing ar
gument for the defense. lie cannot
be says, at this late stage jeopardiE'
his case by allowing Mr.. Scoville Z
have the last say. Mr.. Scoville b
perfectly willing 10 let Guitean mak'
a speech, but wants him to make i
frat, so that he (Mr. Scoville) car
comment upon II (If desirable) TO th'
Jury. Guiteau was very busily en-
gagged when his bro her called toda!
IN the preparation Of bis argumen
aud had already covered iOur pages o
foolscap.
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Annual Election.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the New Castle County National
Bank OF Odessa was held on We'd mes.
day, and the old Board Of Directors was
reelected as follows: Messrs. Charles
Tatman, John Appleton, q. Watkins,
William Polk, John g. Corbit, S. II.
Shallcross, Il. n. Willis. Samuel Penn
ington, Henry Davis. The Board cleo
ted Mr. Chas. TatmAn President and
Mr.. John q. CorbIt Vice President. A
dividend OF four per cent. clear Of taxes,
was declared from the earnings Of the
bank Tor the past six months.
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Another Paper Railroad.

The original incorporators Of the
Sussex Midland Railroad, for which
charter was gvanted 1875, held meets
iug at Bridgeville Thursday. Capt.
talists from New York and Washington
were present. An arrangement was
made with the charter members 70
use the charter for q short freight
route between Washington and New
York, via Annapolis, Denton and
Bridgeville, the Junnlion and Break
water Railroad 10 LeWes, and the Old
DENIM Steamship Company.
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PARIS Jan. 8, Io82
While procession, composed of 300
persoLs, was proceeding to the Pere La
Chaise Cemetery to-day TO commend,
rate the anniversary OF the death of NJ.
BisnQui, some of those in line became
Objectionably denOnsttahve. and the
police were Obliged to interfere. Twen-
ty-three persons were arrested, including
Louise Michel. A pistol was bred in the
GRE Wd, but without result, and the pro-
cassion shortly Afterward dispersed.
Twenty or more persons were wounded
IN the melee between the police and the
DroOessionists.
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The Delaware Democrat,

The DelGSOdre Inquirer. at George.
town Sussex county which was sold
last week to party of Georgetown
gentlemen, appears this week under
the title Of the DeLdUaro Democrat.
Its publishers announce that it will
be conducted in the interest of the
Democratic party. John II.
Pynter, Esq, is believed to be the
editor.
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Real Estate Sale.

A. P shockley, auctioneer, sold on
Wednesda, for William j. Jones,
Esq, trustee, the Magee property,
storehouse ard dwelling. situated in
Cecilton, Cecil Co., Md, to William
4. Freeman, for SO 900. Also the lot
adj dining, containing three acres,
Tor $3.50, to same.
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Change nf0nnr.er.

Their old meeting room having been
seriously damaged by the recent ire in
the Lieberman building, the SHELBY
Library Association have leased the third
story front room of the Savllle building.
Sixth aud Market streets, for term Of 81
five years. The new quarters will he
handsomely furnished and fitted up.
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The Delaware Frozen Over.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., Jan. 6.-Tbe
delaware river at this point is frozen
over, and the steamboats, from this
city to Philadelphia have been taken
on for the season. Icemen began cut.
ting ice from the ponds in this vicinity
Yesterday the ice being n inches
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Il seems Impossible

That a remedy made OF such common
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Man,
drake, Dandelion, &c., should make
SO many and such great cures as Hon
Bitters do; but when old and yonng
ricn and poor, pastor and doctor, law.
yer and editor, all testify to having
been cured by them, you must believe
longer. nv
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arnfn rer Qreat nrltalp.

NEW OkLEANsi AA-3 JAIL -
Orders were received bere today from
San Francisco to provide freight room IN
March and April for 10000 bushels OF
wheat to Great Britain. This wheat
viii be shipped IRON California to New
Orleans by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road and thence by steamer TO lie des-
tinAtIou
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what sss Atlanta EzpoaltIsn Co,,.

what sase Atlanta Expssltien Coal,
Atlanta Constitution.
The cost Of the exposition va,
$3.50, 600, Of which $3.50, 600 in round
figures was put IN buildings aud i'm.
provements and the balance paid on,
for running expenses, printing, 90
that the receipts were rom S2gO OIL
to $3.50, 900, OF which $4,000 came
from stock, $4,000 from privileges
SO, 600 from entry fees, 800, 600 from
gate receipts, and $5. 600 from miscel-
ianeons sources. Add 70 these recein,s
whatever the buildings will bring. and
we will have about the total receipts
OF the International Cotton Exposi-
ton. IL 10 safe 10 say, NC think, that
q quarter OF a million people witnessed
the cotton exposition.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

TUESDAY, January 5. P. NJ.
FLOUR continues dull. but prices were
barrels, including Minnesota extras, at
" 50 a 575 for clear, and at tTs7 Is for
straight; Pennsylvania extra family at
So 2ba6 %; Western do. do. at 90 75a7 Is,
and patents at 81 81 n 8 25. Rye Flour is
quiet, We quote at s475 ass for mix
Lure and pure.
GRAIN Wheat is dull, unsettled and
rather lower Sales Of Red at 81 40. at
the open board 81 A. was Did for Janu-
ary, 81 421z for February, and sl4 for
March. Corn is fairly active. Sa on OF
5000 bushels, Including yellow At CSC. !;
do. white, at &C.; 40. tsteamer At ga
o51zc,; old yellow al 74c. and do. mixed
at sc. 500 bushels February sold at
7lhc., aul 20 OOJ bushels January at 6Sa
5S1sc. AT the open boare 68c. was bid for
January e06c, for ebruary, and 72Jxc.
| Tor March. oats are quiet. Sales OF 100. o
bushels, including white at 5lA621<c. and
| rejected AID mixed al SOC, The rec ipta
| to-day were as follows: ATS barrels nour
l1.3Ol bushels oats, 300 bushels barley;
/ 626 bbls. whisky.
WHISKY 81 bbls, OF western iron
bound sold Iat 81 10 per gallon,
BAY AND srRAw.-KeceiDts of hay, %
| tons. mere was fair inq airy for good
hay at tl9, and exceptional sales in Elm
| gle car lots at 3l9 5000; NO. and infer
/ Tor stock dragged heavily vt prices rang
| ing from SlS down TO $40, according 10
! quality and condition. Rye straw was
| quoted steady at tl50ls.
PHILADELPHIA UAITLE MARX EFT
MONDAY. Dec, % s p. N.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand and
| prices were fraction higher. 500 head
| arrived and sold al the different yarus
| at 3l4a7Ac. per ID. the latter rate for extra.
| SHEEP.-Good sheep were active hand
higher: l2,1JO head arrived aid sold al
| the different yards at 3 &c. per Id
| ana lambs at 4 a &c. as 70 condition,
HOGS were in demand at an aduaCca
5000 head arrived and sold at the diner.
ent yards At ~ 9lzc. per pound, the
| late rate for extra.
| WHIsKY.-lO9 bbls. Western iron-bounc
sold attl 18per gallon.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster ave
nue.. Vest Philadelphia, Dec. 20.
SHEEP.-Extra, llG 10 l20 lbs, OK 10 65<
good, W TO 100 lbs, ~ a 81 fair, 50 to 5
lbs, AZ; culls, 3 81. Lambs
Good. 6a6A medium, 5s5X common
81 % " .. Calves SC. Arrivals, l5O
head. Lighter supply and market brisk
or, but at no advance.
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WiIII.enYa Nert Wal

Lucas Alrioh will leave on Thursday
next for his recently purchased farm
in Kent county, Md. The farm is
situated at the mouth of Worten
creek, about eight miles from Ches-
tertown.
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RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 81. 1881.
ii. II. WARMER & Co.: Sirs Fl
ave years suffered from kidney aztec
tions. Your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure freed me FROM pain, restored my
flesh ami thoroughly cured me,
FB MCCUK.
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THIRD EDITION
Ennaamete.a Tor To-nay,

Box the Middle Atlantic states,
light rains, followed By clearing weather
soashsFly uiSds, shifting 70 west and
northwest, with rising barometer, slight
rise in temperature.
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In our endeavors 20 preserve health
Il Is OF the utmost Importance that We
keep tbs seeretoTy system in perfect con'
dition. The well known remedy KID
ney- ort, has specific action on the
kidneys, liver and bowels. Use It 10.
stead Of dosing with vile bltters OF dfAs-
tic pills. IL il purely vegsia Bile, and Is
prompt but mild 10 action. II is PIE
pared in both dry and liquid form and
sold by druggists every where Reading
EAGLE.
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R,Qua,Ghsu
Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain I'm the Back and Side,

Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain I'm the Back and Side.
ThaFe Il nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can Be removed and
the disease cured ~ use Of Perry DAVIS
Pain Killer.
or Petroleum. product that must be keEa
away from fire or heat Co avoid danger
81 explosion. nor IL 10 an untrted expert
meat that may do more harm than good
Pain Killer has been In constant use
frr fDgty yeArs, and the universal testimony
frum an parts q he world Is, u never
falls. II nos only effects permanent cure.
but Il rslleFes pain almost instantaneo1sly.
Beng . pzrely vegetable remedy, n Is sale
N tie hAnas q TIE moss inexperienced
M reourd q cures oy The use Of PAM
KnGxA wOzld n voazneA Tbe following
extx1rss run leSrers received show what
tAcse WIG have u1s1 q tAlnk:
EAear Cay, owa3onnA. NINA. says:
AsS. yss- s1cs ny, ny We s, saS@ sSs
rasOrs US - fhs Pan kzl-1EA> s1-'ca sl~<'a-iy
Carries P5wsn writes frum tAs' uors
Hans, London:
IhAd ben Efnio1sd fiIras ys4-s N1A neurzeg.A
01o
a. Wa9euIllls1sr EfETIftzl EngR II NJ eAAe u
nnMTmar t-szd your Pals KrisilKE- FEs ; gave
M luzna1in1R rssiiaf. ] have reEEzzss3 nll
GrelF<h aud An nov AAas - fuoca - tsslA-
Il ooru5a<7on.
az Wniwor1A, gaco, NE, writes:
/ IexTer1ence4 tuzulrosata rsl Il frnGn T4-n u
Ne aas b he use x ygur PAS kII1EA
Z. York sayB:
Ih1vs nIsd your PArx K1I1FH for yAS@Isa1saE-n.
Il and have racwav0c RTeAf baZ1IA
/ Barton Seaman says:
/ Have I'D PAU KuzIa fey tH.rsy yea-N,
/ ard have fond i q uergF fa4zsS rezLsady foE
/ rhelzxuxfilu and lMgEaazsamL
| Mr. Burdif9 writes:
naerz fails % GIVE rses ~ cAses a rhE1HsAtszzl
| Phi Gilbert, Somerset Pa, writes
1 FroEn nEt1A uAe. E-foN yozz PAIN kI1I-EA
n The led medicine cx- geG
An druggists Geep PATS KILN Its pr1ct
b % low that Il Is within Tire reach Of all
and it VIII save many tines It's cost In doctors
hnlA 2se-, Soc and SI-OO bOCtle.
PERRY DAVIS D. SON, PrUpdetOrs,
Providence, a. .
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Inerease Price

The Morning Neos will on Monday
week increase it's price from one 10
two cents.
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PEaIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFInE

New Castle Co.. December %. 1881.
Upon the application or Joseph n, Har
mRu, Adm illustrator of Hanson HarInan.
late Of " Wilmington HID, in said cousty.
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrators fore.
Said give notice of the granting of letters
Of Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
OF, oy causing advertisements TO be postey
Within torty days from the date ~ suci,
letters, In six Of the most public pl ,ces o
the county OF New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to b,
inserted within the same period in tn,
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, newspaper pub.
.iRhed in Wilmington, and to be continuec
therein three weeks, g: o. d.
C~) Given under the hand and sea
d-~J at Wilmington, IN New CASH,
county aforesaid, the day and year aboy,
written. =. q. BIGGS, Register.
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sPECrAE NOTICES.
>~~~-~~S~s~s~~~.~ -"S~~~~NS"~rs"''"-
CARD.

To all who are suffering Nom the srrors
and fndikcFettons OF youth, noFvou!
weakness, early decay loss 0f manhood
Ae.. / Will send q recipe that v Ill cure
VOC. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered By . missionary
In south America. send q aeu-adnres4@0
6alrffon u. Net0 York CEtN. Oet1-dAW0m
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Admin istrator
on or before Dec. I'd. 1882. or abid,
Ihn act OF Assembly In sucn case mad
aud provided.
JOSEPH N. HARMAN,
Administrator,
Address Wilmington, Del.
'oG2-sweod.
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Sells pure BUTTER lower than any
other dealer in the city. Give him call
and you Will save money. oct24t
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Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner
Pill. and Purifying the Blood, are the
most coHgenial purgative, yet perfected.
Their effects abuDdantly show how much
they excel all other Fills. They are safe
and pleasant to take, but powerful to
cure. They purge out the foul humors OF
the blood they stimulate the sluggish or
disordered organs into action; and they
inpart health and tone to the whole be-
complaints of everybody, but formidable
and dangerous diseases. Most skillfuI
hyslcians, most eminent clergymen and
our best citizens, send certinca tes ofcures
erioTmed, and of great benefits derived
from these Pills. They are the safest and
best physic for children, because mlid as
well as effectual. Being sugar coated.
they are easy to take and being purely
vegetable, theJ are entirely harmless.
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PREPARED BY
~ M E LTZ.

NO. I3 E. Fourth St.
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
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A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes OF q Family
Physic, Curing

Costiveness, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Dya-
EMERY, Foul Stom-
: CHI and Breath,
Headat he, Erysip-
elias. Piles, Rheu-
matism Eruptions
and Skin Diseases,
Blllousness, J liver
Complaint, Drop
} ~, letter, Tumora
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The following officers Of Holy
Trinity Guild we're elee.ed last even