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PuLASElSHA, Pa. Hovsmtsf B. -WNss
ton Of Ex.TsI Clerk Hasssl, thS no. len
tbsn one million dotass Of . Aas tssss
vs1s siolss dshns ths tsSm a 3 - tRnss
rscsivsr. Hpntsf. Tia Dssssst reesivss a
fsIss. MD: "Hsunsi sas me- 70 such -
sert:ops hefore. As.se ths ~ ,iemsnt thst
be csp give names a yell nowu poiiu-
ties. tbs bnohs esn Nvs shs sams iniorms-
tiss. I bsye ne yeoosd of the taE %
bssk s.neks raid, fhs fosw ee receiver soss
nrs ego. sbiia iavsssiss don was going %
In the BARK
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LONDON, November Sin the Hoase of
Commons today Sir Hugh Cbildsss, Secre-
tsry OF State for the War Department. said
General Walseley stated that the Engiisa
troops were justified in attending TIE
"Holy CARPET ceremony, because theai
presence was necessary to preserve order,
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According to the totals OF the p estimates
the Republicans claim o majon OF iorty
two, with thirty-one districts In eoubt ana
the n, mocr,ts majority of fifty enc, with
but twenty doubtful districts. I me notice
be feature 10 the large numbc eof mem.
bcrs claimed by the RepublicA - IN the
South, they being, Virginia O., tnhama z,
Arkansas ]. Kentucky 5 loA esana =
North Carolina 8. South Cerolia and
Tennessee 5. On the other hand eAs Dsu-
ocrsts only allow them total OF nmsm-
b.rs In the South, two In virgiiii q Two In
Tennessee, and one each In i'o IN and
South Carolina.
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PAYNFS CASE.
wkat J. L. skivin eton Heard Behind ,
Bookcase.

WH1t q Il. SkIVIHyEOh HeHfU BetsfHu "
Bookcase.
WAsHIFGToN, November 3.-The Payne
bribery case came up this afternoon in the
Police Court before Judge Smell.
]. L Skivington was called to the stsnd,
and gave testimony that he was induced by
Fall to take position behind bookcase in
ibis Office and there heard the conversation
had by Fall with two coiored men kPoote
and Payne(, and Fall said he was there by
suthority of the Department of Justice
for the purpose of breaking the Star Route
jury, and that he (Fall) would be sustained
by the Government.
The witness further said part Of his
afidavits was dictated by Governor Wells.
The evidence here closed and after some
argument as to the admission of Foote' 8
affidavit, the Court announced a decision
tO.mnrrON
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ssxs Figures Rssastlss - Geo.
las Electies.
Re.ns., rn.a Dsmeerstic asd Rspubliean
chA~mss sf An The STATES % b
cvsrssA jeaal csrnia6ss and
pfsbabilitiM.
the clnss Of THE TWO PARTIES.

Cu,c. GO, SovenAr a-The News this
morI,ln,., psUaisbes' dispatches nom ths
cb,irnea, of lie Ssste Central oonmittses.
he,h D.m ,crytfe sAd Rspublicsal Of ell ths
STATE, in Il ne Tafon, giving their ssdmatss
a ,hs r.,u,,t .Sf he coming s3sseoa for
n>mber, OF CogFsss. The following 10
su.mary Of the reports. including The ~
,nh, in ,bo,, 81 - whose slsctoas havs
alrssay been Aeha:
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GRANT TO THE RESCUE.
The Spectacle ofan Ex-PresidensGoin
About Hat i'm Hand, SOlfeitin

The spectacle Ofan Ex-Pres1deneSoinS
About Hat I'm Hand, Soliciting
Money.
PHILADELPHIA. November Sit IS gener-
ally known that General Grant was very
recently in town. 1t is not so we'll known
that while here he gave the Cameron Peo-
pie some very valuable aid. The wealthy
Philadelphia Repub leans were deaf to the
cries of Mr.. Cooper for Cash! Cash. and
the voice of Colonel Quay as persuader OF
subscriptions was vain.
General Grant made a short parade
among bis business friends, especially on
Second. Third and Fourth streets, and in a
few hours obtained subscription OF $4,000
all of which was paid into the treasury to-
day.
tits plain there is big Stalwart project
ON foot
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THE NEWS.


&omesiie.
The Naval advisory board reports tn,
initors in q satisfactory condition.
Pool selling in Philadelphia is in favor
Pattison, $500 to $500, 500 to SlO6
W to $50.
General Grant Is credited with hav.
hg collected So, 900 from Philadelphia
merchants for Beavers campaign fund
"A Tie New York Spirit Of the Times
proposes n grand billiard tournamen. in
onOr of Vigneaux, the French cham
ion.
The explosion of a car containing six
ross of railroad torpedoes created con-
Siderable excitement in New York yes
terday.
Mrs. Hattie Carroll, of st. Albans,
Nj, makes serious charges against
<hss, NJ. Phillips, a wealthy young man
u Montreal.
Lieutenant Melville yesterday re-
|flSed to express an opinion regarding
Die charges made by DR.. Collins, OF
Minneapolis, against Capt. DeLong, OF
the Jeanneite.
4 \ Topeka dispatch SAYS the farmers
IN Kansas are entirely through with
knwiRg their winter grain. All is up
And looking fine, the weather having
been PropitiOus for vigorous growth.
There is every prospect that the gang
Cf criminals who have committed such
Sigantic registration frauds in New
TGOrk and Philadelphia will be brought
b. Justice, and that very small prspOr-
Iion of illegal votes will be cast.
Governor Hoyt, of Pennsylvania, in
"a letter to Wharton Barker, declined to
u. eside over an Independent mass meet
8 at Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia,
because ui nc nc Off Isl position he occu-
% ed, but announced his support Of the
movement, and his belief
that it would eventually triumph.
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Foreign.

+. Orthkn-
The activity in military circles in
southern Russia has produced a pro-
4 found impression in Germany.
Bismarck has just got his forty-fifth
1 n-JapaneSe-while Gladstone
! has not single one. So different is it
to be head of affairs in Germany and in
England.
NJ a stenograph exhibition at Paris
twenIy-iour different systems of short
hand are Oh view. Among other curl
O>itieS, there is a postcard containing
1900 words.
The belief is current that the Rus
slams are preparing to march to Ere
roum and Van. Turkish troops are
concentrated at Van, and four more
battaliOns have been ordered thither.
The town of Bitlis, 50 miles west OF
Van, has been destroyed by fire.
The Japanese Military Gazette esti-
mates the total land forces of the empire
at lO9, ,SSS, composed as follows: Cen
erals, 50; officers, 2,626; non-cOmmls-
stoned officers, 6,696; privates, 80, T+6;
artificcrs, 90: cadets, 726; cadets abroad,
l.; Control Department, l,76S. The
regular forces, however, only number,
II appears, IS, I05, while the militia and
reserves amount to S. AS. The num-
her of horses is 3, ,ll2.
The two oarsmen, MeSsrs. Borucci
and FeTrari, who started out from Rome
10 row all the way to Paris in an out
rigger, have arrived safely at their des-
tination, not, however, without meet
ing with adventures and mishaps on
the way. The journey has occupied
lust three months. They proceeded by
The way Of the Mediterranean to Rhone,
the SaOne, and thence through the
BourgOgne into the Seine.
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EiGan

CHICAGO, November a--DTid Davis te'e.
erspbsd the cigar ma1ufsosurers here thas
he will come TO the city next week ana
lear DE Ciear Makers Committee on the
reduction Of tax to FIVE dollars thcassnd.
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ne.fOs Ree>sA.

PsoyIpEkcx. r. J.. November 2-Ysilov
Doc Won The third beat apd rscs IN The tso
hundred dollar contest With HnrsabTs .
Billy ID. st EsErse.nrett Park uAss norpto&
Time 2.lI: thf best time svex made 10 &
puh,icysee. The sxeitrrneut here u tp'
iense oYer ths s,:ssl achisTsmeDt.
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Qyrser.. III, Nev smbsf s.-Ths hsbss
corpus esse Of nsS .0ny. Who tsisd -
shoot ydHsn Bseas On ths spp,ies1ise tsr
bic release iron - Elgin inssss gyisa.
beras ssm ysss rdsy,. and 10 sui 10 Ise:.
.; H ~ s4,sessd tbs vitos.s 49,
pfessd steteg .ent Of - doiuu up 70 tbe
/ time Of pa attempt On the actofs life. ss1
the cscn eIamisatios failed 10 cosfsss
% led 6m inte:cootsaAiettoB.
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SNOW.

sr. john, n. B. November S.-There is a
snow storm in thk northern part OF the
province to-day.
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in health hon sny cause, especially fron
the use of any a the thoasasd nnstrsns
that. promise 80 largely, with long hcttttnns
,sstfDebisls, hare no feaf. Resort y Hop
Bitters st 0nce. snd In . short time yoa
viii have the most robust and b1oo0iee
heslth
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CHasso, Eovenber 3.--TAa application
in Ne County Cssrt 70 dag t<r cntinn.
aaes.of the fSeas0g of the motion fS neH
xAl in The insaaity case Of Mss. Scoyills
20 Wednesday sext vzA srsnted. Her At
to.nsy stated bis belisf, that his oGsat.
boa 10 Canaah, would - pressat.
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Zeal Miners 0ut.
TRADI: TOPICS.
Pittsburgh

PIrrssrRGH, November 3-General trade
is fairly active, ihe distribution of mer'
ehandise being OF good volume. Retailers
are, rs a rule, buying to meet present
wants only and coming frequently. The
movement in Pittsburgh manufactures is
not as large as anticipated. The iron trade
is specially light. Pig iron is in light de-
mand, with prices dull but unchanged.
The glass trade is quite brisk, but prices,
which are unchanged, are not entirely sat
isfactory to manufacturers. The coal trade is
dull, with prices unchanged. Petroleum
is frmer under reports OF a continued
steady decline in the production. The
market has been considerably excited and
advanced to 81 05K, twelve cents higher
than q week ago, closing firm at 81 o. bid.
The great excitement that prevailed at the
Oil Exchange was caused by an advancing
market, the result of an easier monetary
pressure at Oil City, and reports of a con.
iinued decline in production. Tine market
opened firm at 9lXc, and advanced until
sc was hid, when there was slight reac.
ton. follow ed by another stronger advance,
the closing figures being 81 o., and the high.
est prices Of the day 81 05H.
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s,, Peraops DrOwned.

LONDON, November 3. yacht has
foundcFed off Calls in the Ensi'sh chNhne!'
All on board, six persons, were drowned,
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, November 3.-The iron mar
kets are about As week ago. Pig iron is
dull and weaker, large buyers holding of
in anticipation OF lower prices, which arc
gradually lowering. due TO the production
being larger than the consumption. Mills
are busy, but notwithstanding the large
production of manufactured iron dealers
are unable to get an assortment OF stocks.
Prices are firm and unchanged. Steel rails
are dull and nominal at S4s, with discour.
aging prospects. Petroleum firmer and all
the higher grades advanced = cent today.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
RelIers- strike at Hemes tead,

RelIers- strike at Homes tead, Pa.
PIrTsBrRsH, Pa, November 3,-The rob
lers in the rail mill Of the Bessemer Steel
Works. at Homestead, Pa, are out on .
strike. because the firm compelled them TO
run light work. The wOrkmeD want twice
as much wages for running light as they
receive for working heavy rails. The firm
offered them an advance of 80 per cent,
but w.s refused, and all branches are now
idle. Dt is thought the matter will be sd-
justea and the mill in operation by Mon
day.
Zeal Miners 0ut.
PrrrsBURsR, November 3-Two thousand
coal miners in pool No. 4, on the Monon.
gahela river, struck to-day against reduc-
ton of &c per bushel on the mining rate.
Returned TO Work.
MesTREAL, November 3.-About forty
striking ueayers have returned TO work at
Merchants cotton mill.
MONTREAL, November 3-The strike
among the shop laborers is ended.
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YoS nooxEsy, n. r., nevembss 3.-fhe
thsu4nomefes boss thlb mosning naeirsl r
~ ees. Ihsss va . hssyy whits fssle
- thick N.
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HOW THEY STAND.
Pools on the Political Prospects In New
York and Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-McC C5lgan's
pool room on Sansom street has taken up
the betting part of the campaign. The
Goyernorship in this State is the principal
issue upon which stakes are placed, though
there are a few bets Hpon the New York
and N Massachusetts, Goyernorships and the
Sheriffalty in this city. The figures ran
in the pools, sold in the following ratios:
Governor of Pennsylvania o,
PatlSOn, ..'.'''''S>vO 90 SiOO
Beaver, JVO lOO ~
Governor Of New York
Cleveland, efU SiUv
FOlSeT, ~ " "
Governor of Massachusetts,
Bishop sJ0s SO so
Butler, i. L. ana D..................". 0U op ~
Sheriff of Philadelphia
Keim, .-......................sljo slOO $50
Grim, lOS ID ID
On the Judgeship there were plenty OF
offers on Arnold, Democrat, without takers
on behalf of Briggs, Republican, although
odds were offered of more than2 to l in
favor of the former. On the City Treas
o,,l ot|;c Of Payisfar Of Wills there
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chief Clerk Mckinney.

Chief Clerk KcKinney. Of the Supreme
Court, SAYS IN regard 10 the charges against
him 10 the effect that he received fees,
that the Chief Justice has made no men
ton to him OF any wrong doing on h,s
part, and he will leave the matter in his
hands
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A SERVES Charge.

MoxrRKAL, November ga sensation
has been crested here By the arrest OF
Charles n. Phillips, . szS young cavalier.
and Q member Of oas OF the oldest and
highest families here, - well a. heil 70 .
local estate that Is valus - NJ over 81 100000.
Z II was this estate that Hunts5, the notsxy,
who was the agent robbed Of 300 900. The
charge upon which q warfant was issued
1as preferred by Miss Hstiie Carroll, of b.
Albans, VT, where the valiant youth hS
bser rusticating for year past. He TO
turned to this city few daysSso+ and only
got settled when the complainant, IN ex-
cee3ingly handsome and fashionable young
woman. appeared upon the. scene and
charged him with assisting in' procuring
an ABORTION upon her by mesnsoG drugs
which he procured and administered to
her. I!appears that before he Aft q. AL:
bans . snit for seduction and breach OF
promise was laid against him by Miss Car
roll. He gave bail in large amount this
evening and'was discharged. He admits
his intimacy with her, but denies the seri'
Gus charge made against him by tho COM
plainant
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; COO medical tonic. with real merit is
J a.. s IT.. Rit'e-s, so ell druggists say.
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was rum ovet. nece.sitatins Nes shpatatioh.
from which he died.
DAvESfokf, IA, November $-A charge
Of dynamite exploded near Motfne ye.ter.
day. burline Q sfIty pound roek ahundred
and ferty yards. II struck Andrew La'son,
killing him instantly.
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NEWssfRoM NEW YORK.

Proposed nfIltara Tournaane1G.
NEw YORK, November 3.-The Spirit 81
the Times suggests that in view Of the con-
templsted visit to this country OF vign-
eauI, the Frensh billiardist, ii would be in
order for congress of leading experts TO
organize Q tournament, cushion caroms,-
opep 10 the world.
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The counsel in the celebrated tobacco
case of the United States VS.. Rothschild. OF
Detroit, has submitted an appeal 10 the So
licitor of the Treasury to postpone the
trial which is expected TO be called next
week. II is understood he instructed the
District Attorney to press the case If posi-
bile
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A,Tndepende ept Cand idate.

The novel spectacle OF a candidate Tor
legislative honors sticking his own posters
has, within the past few evenings, been
affordipg the residents OF the Sixth district;
With short ladder on bis shoulder, and
carrying bucket OF paste, owen Sullivan,
the Labor Unions candidate for the As
sembly, accompanied by friend, late at
night does the work OF decorating the dead
walls and other available space In the
district with posters proclaiming his
candidacy.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-01

Texas AND THE DELAWARE
SHIP CANAL.sThe Longview( Texas) J
Democrat takes sensible view of
the proposed Delaware and Chesa-
peak ship canal. 1t says: "Baltimore
is the second port in the country
in the matter of expert of grain and
provisions, and the port charges,
price of coal and transportation are
less than any other port of the
United States. Shortening the dis
tance TO the market for Western and
Southern commodities adds materi-
ally to the value OF these things. II
Is objected that this canal is a local
matter and Lence not a proper sub
jecttor government; but if 1t Is local
It is locality that is coextensive
with the West, South and South
west, and there is as little im-
propriety in this local being built
by the feder al government as The
preservation OF the Mississippi
levees, or the deepening OF the
Galveston, Sabine Pass, New York
or any other port, and infinitely
more than the numerous creeks and
two-by~four rivers for whose ina
PROV ement (pllso much money is Law
ished by Congress. Because Balti
more, Southern port, is to be
indirectly benefited much calamor-
Gus objections is raised by the
Northern and Eastern members OF
Congress-"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-01
DEausrER,s ORDER.
RnarsrrR,s oHrror.

New Castle Co.. January 2lst. 1882
Upon the application Of Joseph Roberts
Administrator ID. B, N. G. T. A of John
Townsend, late ofAppoquiniInink OF Hd., In
said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins
trator, aforesaid give notice OF the grant
ing OF letters OF Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing ad-
verfisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of SUCH letters,
in six Of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late to present the sane or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAzErTE, Rnewgpaper pub
ushed In Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks, Q. o. d.
IL. 8. of office of the Register Aforesaid
t>CJ at Wilmington, In New, Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. G. B1G96, Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
1888. or abide the act OF Assembly In
sucn case made and provided.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Administrator,
D. B. N. O. I. A.
Address Middletown, Del.
ian24-3webdk
The daily gazette., 1882-03-01
"a Topp,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

~ tor Dyspepsia and Constipation;
Ma. 10, for Diarrhea, Dysentery ana OnoI-
ara lniantum No. ID ior blBnt5 pls-
ease and other Diseases OF the kidneyh
eas' Sas M a'i Sor Coughs and Colds No. 10, for
Ne,,tSs ~, ~ Rronchitis and Lung Difficultles;
~ Sn foy asthma, Group and Whooping
C'v,gh Nos, S5 and 10, for Catarrh No.
AZ ~ Aoarseness and Sore Throat Nos.
s0,nOd ~, 'O Il Diseases Of The Blood and Skin;
%os m ana IS Chronic Inflnmmatto OF
a ,ho powels. stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
+ Wonb ete' Nos. 70 and 10, Neuralgia.
pbanmatisni and Gout; No, 80, for
Warns No, IS, Functional Disease OF the
,1oori W Ma, 20, for Nervous Weakness
No az Diseases Of the Ears No. 100, Pre-
ventl7e OF smallpox, specific Nos. l65
snJ ! 10 Fever. Ague all low types Of Fe.
var. Ialaria Diseases generally No. lib,
IN regulale the Menst ual Discharge,
Amenorrhea, DysmenorrhBa, ETC. No.
i9I IDoonttnence OF Urine in Children
No. is, Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
Tbese Medicines are especially prepared
Ard can be relied upon 10 cure the DIS
cases for which they are recommended.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
by druggists and the Proprietor, DIR.
lanes Todd, room No. |, Almond Build
i &ing, b. W. cor. Sth and Market streets (;
4 eDirance on Eighth street. Wilmington,
Persons suffering from any chronic dis
eases will do we'll TO consult DIR. Todd.
|TreatmeLt, including medicines, 81.
IOffce hours; Tuesdays and Fridays from
N a. IN, to . p. M, and fro IN to y p. m.
all other days except sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-01

the deed, and throwing herself to the
floor BY his side, she covered his face
with kisses.
"0bi Horace, dear Horace." she cried,
speak to me. Oh heavens thought
that hated him. love him more than
ever. But none shall separate US now,
Horace; we will meet In heaven" and
to the horror of the Assem- bled company,
she tired the three remaining barrels Of
the revolver in her own bosom.
Rota had gone to meet her lover In
the land that knows no dying, and
there hope she is happy.
But il has Away seemed strange and
somewhat unjust. that l., who loved her
so devotedly, and would have made her
happy, was rejected for villain like
Horace Spencer, who tr,tied with her
heart tut TO break 1t.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-01

Jewelled bells are all the rage. The
Swiss belt is pointed back aud front,
and Is inclusted with pearls and colored
gems, as well as iridescent beads. The
Anne of Austria BELT Is another style;
this is also heavily jewelled; it is two
inches In width, and two long ends
hang down on either side in FROM; these
ends are also studded with gems. Nat
these belts are suitable only to be worn
with full dress. Gentlemen, however,
complain that they are decidedly un-
pleasant In the round dances, as they
are very sharp to the touch.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-01
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Isa Positive Cure


for All those Painful Complaints and
weaknesses so common 10 our best
female population.
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ed TO the Change OF Life. t
II Will dissolve and expeI tumOre rom
the uterus In an early stage of develop
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That feeling Of bearing down causing
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IL Viii at all times and under all cir
cumstances act in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of
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Lydia II. PfUkham'9 Vegetable
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Six bottles TOR S6. Sent by mail In the
form ef pills, also in the form OF lozenges
on receipt OF price, el per box efQr either.
MRS. Pinkham freely answers all letters
OF inQairys Send for pamphlet, Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
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cure constipation, bill0usness, and tor
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