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GRAFTON, MAss.-Rev w. B. Smith says
81 have derived benefit from using Browns
Iron Bittors for low state of blood"
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Cholera In China.

Consul General Denny, at Shanghai, reports
to the state department that sporadic cases of
cholera still occur in that city, but in dimin-
ishing numbers Amoug foreigners five deaths
from cholera were registered during August,
against ten in July. One hundred and twenty
deaths among the natives of Tah Shah were
registered in August, against 1877 in July.
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8lrrsuual Comfort.


TNEET, &C.-Dh, WHITE, -. C,t OPERATING
A rooms, lilB Pa nv, opposite Wizards Hotel,
Ohico hours q. m, 70 o p. III Sundny hours to II
4, M. PraCtiCcd In Washington ID, c., from lSHl to
present date Patronled by the most eminent phys
clans and surgeons ONCE fee, IL per visit,
ESTEY ORGhNS-A FULL STOCK; Low FOR
IL cash, or on easy payments. John h. Ellis II,
Coz 81 Pa Ay,, near 10Th st. "a
FT1HE SHEDD HArIIS, 003 n STREET, NEAR
Il Ninlh-Iurklsh, Russian, sulphur, and MGrcurinl
Baths given with SKIN and experience MnnipulUur
Ofien years experience nt this establishments SuglH
nhh, ~ Tor 20; II for go. open SUNDAY from ~
m. 10 p M, Rul5U
ESTEI ORGANS; A FULL STOCKi Low FOR
IA cash Or on oaSy payments, John u, Ellis g o.,
OiJ ia, ay,, near lOth 81. ~
NEW TURKISH BArl CDL BOVEEsL
good ventilation; lAIdies, Monday and Friday Noi
open sunday, open from u III TIL ~ u m; Saturs
day, l2p III Baths eli tickets, SLg1
apd DR. IL. l. BoVEE, Electrician.
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GlantrS- -AlisteIIanrous.

r LoYD'S WASHINGTON, 25 CENT EXPRESS;
Il prompt and reliable. baggage checked at resi-
dence. Omces lSl Pa. av. aud 1908 L st. n. w Tel
ephoue connection. 800
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mehital.
XNTEBER PIANOS, SQUARE. UPRIGHT, AND
w Grand; large stock, on terms to suit John
i. Ellis & Co.. 937 Pa. nv., near 10th st. ~

CURE AND UNFAILING CURE FOR ALL
- forms ofmalaria What Rev. 4. j. Yost, editor Of
The Pulpit and Parsonage" says: "lIaying been
afflicted with malaria for years. and having taken
qunine until my nerves began TO be affected began
TO try so-called specifies for malaria Of every kind
only to be disappointed. was assured by business
man with whom have daily Intercourse that if
would take PROF MORSES AGUE MAGNETS &C.
cording to directions they would cure me. am now
prepared to say that regard them rs infinitely su.
perlor to qunne, and decidedly better than anything
have trled' A trial will cost but little. HOn
will be sure to recommend II to your friends Don't
suffer- but call and get box at once costing only SOC
OC5lm CLARKE S co, NlI i II. N. w.
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SVOUR TREATMENT FOR IMPUTENCS
Il and nervous decay, am convinced, is tho
best known TO the medical profession.n- Private
letter from John g. Allen. NJ, D. to Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y. on request the company Will mail
FREQ COR sealed for stamp explanatory pamphlet nc.
DIANOS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES Low
n for cash or on easy payments. John L. Ellis ~
Co., O3i Pa. av., near lOth 81. ~
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uEALrn is WEALTH. /.

DIR. T. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Loss of Memory SpeTmatorrhna, Impotency, In.
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
leads TO misery decay, and DEATH One box Will euro
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment, one dollar box or six boxes for five dollars
Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt of price. We guar
nntec six boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes, accompanied with FIVE
dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guar
anteo to return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees Issued cy STOrr& GROIN.
WELL, 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, ID, O.,
wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mail will
ceve prompt attention. iy7.ly
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SVITEAK AND UNDEvELoPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged developed. and
strengthened" &C. Is an interesting adyertisement
long In paper. In reply to Inquiries Will
say that there is no evidence OF humbug about this
on the contrary the advertisers are very highly in
dOrsed. Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med Co.
Y. o, Box 513. Buffalo. N. Y.--Ibtedo Evening Bee
OC3l-tf
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2raI Gstate Brokers'.

NfaI Gstatc Brokrrs.
NTASON d HAAILIN ORGANS--A FULL.
WI stock low for cash easy payments. John
i. Ellis& Co., 0S7 Pa. avu near lOh 81. a
EMOVAL. 1901. REMOVA
WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT,
Has removed his Office from Four.and.a-half
street to
NO. 1901 + STREET NORTHWEST.
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:GIAL AND GENERAL TAXES PAID All
1901. STREET. 1901.
PoR RENT-BY Il, IL. WARNER,

CtMITH AMERICAN, GEORGE WOODS sS co,
- and Fort Wayne organs large stock; easy terms;
prices low John f. ELLIS ~ Co., 9sI Pa av. near 10th
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WILLIAM DICKSON.
NO. 1901 F STREET. NORTHWEST.

Desirable property for sale in all parts of the city.
Special and personal attention given TO the renting
OF houses and collection of rents.
Real estate loans negotiated ut lowest rates OF inter
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A GENT DESIRES PERMANENTLY A PLEAS
IN ant room. with board in private family, he.
tween and aud nth and lith sts. N; w. In an
swerng please state size of room, how heated, drec
ton windows open, what floor, price, &c; best of
references given and required. Address INVISIBLE
GREEN, Republican Office. 423
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DIANos OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES. Low
L for cash. or on easy payments, John II. Ellis ~
Co., 031 Pa av., near 10th II.
rNHREE WATCH DOGS. CALL, AFTER 5 p
Il m at 20i LIST st. s. H.. 5-23
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~ ENTLEMEN AND LADY SOLICITORS FOR
w life Insurance.; liberal commissions. RoomlS, st.
Cloud building, beforel0 CRATER p IN. 625
CNTENOG RAPIY TAUGHT THOROUGHLY
= Three lessons per week; terms. 500 per month
Call or address NJ, w, ~, GA Mass nv. 5-o5
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&mustmtnts.

EVERY EVENING,
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES,
The Grand Romantic Spectacular Melo Drama,
entitled
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In surance risks on buildings stocks. merchandise
household furniture, Sc, effected with the FIRE
ASSOCIATION, Of Philadelphia, Pa. (thc most pop.
ular and reliable insurance company In that State),
placed In any of the prominent companies In the
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ITO BUY-sroCK AND FIXTURES OF AN Es.
Il tablished retail coal and wood yard; state locn-
lion, price, rent, &c. Address WOOD, Republican
Oillce 5-23
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Opposite ARLINGTON HOTEL-s27 YER.
~ mCni av; elegant apartments, list, 81, aud I'd
floors; newly furnished open fires and furnace heat
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IlantrN -Rooms.

T1srEY ORGANISM FULL STOCK; Low FOR
II cash easy payments. John L. Ellis ~ Co.,
OJi Pa. av., near 10th st, "a
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MUSIC BOXES ON EASY MONTHLY PAY
Inth at "a
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NNE FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
~ lady or two gentlemen, with taDlo board; refer
ences exchanged; table boarders accommodated. 1872
j. ST. n. w. 72I
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1tIO CORCORAN ST. N.W.-NICELY FUR
Il II i ~ nlshed rooms OH I'd and sd floors of new
resIence, with south front; modern improvements
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VNSTEY ORGANS-A FULL STOCK; low
Co, Oy7 PA NV near l0th st "A
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cfor Rrnt--@ ousrs.

FURNISHED HOUSE OF II ROOMS AND STA
II bic squares from Presidents mansions fine
double pnrlors for entertaining. Address BOX Al,
Republican OtlICc, G2j
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DY A FAMILY OF 4-3 OR UNFURNtSHED
ID rooms for light housekeeping;, references; be-
tween 9th aud 18th sts. and Pa and Mass, avs. the
advertiser desires to rent, not purchase the rooms
Address II, A., Republican Office. f2l
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DY A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS,
ID room and board in private family. Address
CASH. RpDubliCan Office, A.2l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-22
DUKES MURDER,
A bands Apparently Internal JubiIa.
tion over the Murder.

PirTsBURG, Pa, June 14.-The excite
ment over the Dukes.Nutt tragedy Is subsid-
ing and everything is quiet here, tonight.
Young Mutt is locked up in Jail, but this af
ternoon he had very affecting interview
with his mother in Sheriff Ioover's parlor.
Mrs. Mutt was accompanied by her two
brolheis. The son was assured by the uncles
that The sympathy of the public was with
him. Dukess remains were taken to his
mothers home. The latter takes the death
OF her son very hard, and says she frequent
~ warned him to stay away from Union-
town, and that he always replied that he
wasn't afraid. The funeral will take place
Saturday, but no arrangement for il has been
completed. This evening the brass band an
peared in the street and played several tunes
lust opposite where Dukes was shot
when interrogated as to whether they
were playing in exultation over the death of
Dukes they replied that it was the usual sum-
mer night concert, and shortly after retired to
thcir rooms. Public sentiment is strongly in
favor OF Mutt There are few exceptions,
however, to be found among a certain clique
OF politicians, who arc afraid TO express
themselves. Messages have been pouring
in all day from all sections rendering sym
patty to the Mutt family and Offering pccun-
iary assistance to be used for defence. In
ihtsburg public subscription has been
started for the same purpose. The trials, it
IS thought, will take place at the September
term OF court. AS his offence is not bailablc
Inc will have to remain in prison until
mat time In an interview tonight Mrs.
Mutt said she had cntreated him over and
over again to promise that he would never
assali Dukes but while listening patiently
he never signflcd what he intended doing.
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REJOICING AT INGERsoLL,s.
Some Most Remar kable Sayings by tn
Defendants, Counsel.

WAsnlNercS, u. c.. June 14.-There was
a large gathering of friends of the Star-route
defendants at Col. Ingersoll's tonight In
doors the acquitted men, their counsel and q
number of their more intimate friends, many
of them women, met to exchange mutual
congratulations. Out in the street crowd
numbering 200 or 300 persons had gathered,
partly on, of curiosity and partly to express
sympathy with the defendants. They cheer
ed Ingersoll and the other counsel as well as
the defendants and Jury, and called for
speeches Ingersol aud Judges Wilson and
Carpenter spoke briefly, denouncing
the government for its tactics in
the Star-route trials and eulogizing
the jury which acquitted the defendants
and congratulating the latter and their
friends. Gen. Brady, j. Dorsey, Miner and
Vale mingled with the groups in lngersolls
parlors and received the congratulations of
their friends. Mrs. $. Dorsey, Mrs. Peck
and half dozen other women, near rcla-
tons of the defendants moved about chat
ting and laughing with acquaintance. Ing
ersoll's speech was short and vigorous. lie
hailed the verdict of the jury as victory
for truth aud justice; as a notice to the ad-
ministration that it could not terrorizc a jury
by indictng iurymen, and warning to the
president that he could not force n
verdict by turning honest servants out
of office. At the conclusion of the speech
making lngcrsoll invited the crowd into the
house. where liquid refreshments were serv-
cd. One of those who came to the no use
was Juror Evans. lie was seized by Dorsey
and Mrs. Peck, who linking arms with him
enthusiastically escorted him through the
parlors presenting him to everybody us
one of twelve honest men. After an hour or
so of Misunderstanding the crowd dispersed. In
gcrsoll when asked by the reporter if he had
anything to say about the verdict replied
"'rhc victory is only the revenge l want. |
think it is the most popular verdict that has
been given in this country in many years"
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DR.. w. y. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends the sub
joined professional endorsement al have prescrb-
ed DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
IN great number OF cases, and always with suc-
cess One case In particular was given up by several
who had been called In for consultation
with myself The patient had all the symptoms Of
confirmed consumption cold night sweats, hectic,
fever, harassing cough, etc. lie commenced I'M
to get better and was soon restored 10
his usual health. have often found WIN. HALLS
BAlSAM FOR THE LUNGS the most valuabc eX-
pectorant for breaking up. distressing coughs and
colds that have ever used.
DuRNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures Catarrh AMI
oil affections of the mucou, membrane.
June 10, eod-w2w
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a CORDIAL WELCOME TO GEN.
CKOOK.
1--WE Must Fight All the Indians we
SWInIlt.-s

WILCOX, Arizona, June 11.-Gcneal Crook
and stall reached here early this morning.
Colonel Biddle and Licutcnart Forsy,hc will
arrive tomorrow with the Mexican women
rescued from the Apachcs The women will
proceed to Tucson. knowing the general
interest in the recent campaign correspond
ent interviewed General Crook aud those with
him. The war department did not prohibit
Crook from crossing into Mexico. What it
dld was to caution him to adhere closely to
the terms Of the treaty in any crossing of the
line he might have made. No obstacles
were thrown in Gcutrul Crooks way
ny the Mexican authorities. On the
contrary General Crook speaks in the
warmcst terms Of G. neral SearbO
Jopct, Governor Torres and all the other OIL.
GERS met in Sonora. They received him in II
most hospi,able and kind manner and assur, d
him that if the trails were followed into Mex.
leo they would cooperate most heartily in
like manner. The Governor of Ch;huahun,
the Mayor of Zubrian, and Others were very
anxious to put an end TO the Chricihuas
trouble. When the troops reached the Mex
lean towns, Boraza, Basorac, lluachicura and
San Miguel the inhabitants throngcd out en-
Guides were offered to show the nearest
paths to the mountains in Northwestern
Sonora.
Although the climate is cquable ard the
products everything necessary the people
living there are very much discouraged, hav-
ing been robbed for years by the savagcs.
The troops marched rapidly from San Ber-
nardno, by night rs we'll us day, Captain
Crawford with the Indian scouts and four
companies of cavalry marching with the
Chiricahuas north 10 the agency.
Gen Crook says in regard TO the DISPOSE
ton t. he made of the surrendered hos,iles
that Indians when upon the reservation are
OF greater consequence than people imagine.
II they can be put upon the San Carlos,
| where they live thousand suspicious eyes
will constantly watch them and the danger
| Of another outbreak be less than ii they wcr,
allowed II reservation 10y themselves. Whcr
in idlcuess they might hatch out mischief
and deviltry. The axiom that it costs les;
to feed Indians than to fight them is incon
travcrlibc. Another axiom is that we mus
| light al the Indians we swindlc. If they
can not get corn they will get cartridges.
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DYNAMITERs CONVICTED.
Gallagher, Wilson, Whitehead ana
curtin Sentenced 10 Penal Servitude
for Life.


curtin Sentenced 10 Penal Servitude
for Life.
LONDON, June 14.-In the case of the dyna
mite consprators today the jury returned a
verdict of guilty against Doctor Gallagher
Wilson, Whitehead and Curtin, and verdict
OF not guilty in the case of Ansburgh and
Bernard Gallagher. The four men found
guilty were sentenced TO lifelong penal SER
vitude.
The finding of the jury in the case Of the
four convicted men was guilty ON all the
counts of the Indictment. DR.. Gallagher
protested his innocence. lie said the time
would come when the matter would be put
right before the world DR.. Gallagher kissed
and shook hands with his brother, and Ans
burgh, Whitehead, Wilson and Curtin each
shook h nds with Bernard Gallagher and
kissed Ansburgh fervently, The convicts
were conveyed to Millbank in van. The
mob Kissed the police escort en- route, The
military guard at the prison had been
strengthened in order to prevent any attempt
at rescue. The sentinels had been furnished
with ball cartridge.
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"MEAN AND INFANIOIS.,


WAsHlNGToY, ID, c., June 1i.-'The Re-
publican will publish tomorrow an interview
with Crane, foreman of the Star-routc jury,
in which the latter is represented rs saying
the first ballot stood nine for acquiltal to three
for CONVICTION, Al d being convinced that a
verdict of guilty would he foul wrong on
innocent men he had used his persuasion to
conveit the three OhStrcperous Jurors.
He had argued it it should happen that
the defendants were innocent contrary YER
dict would he II terrible visitation on the men
and their families. II there was doubt the
defendants were entitled TO the benefit of it.
If the jurors erred 1t would lie on the side OF
mercy. lie is also reported as having said
that There WAS not II man on the jury who
was not disguised with HE means employed
by the prosecution. There was no effort Of
bribery that know Of, but Influences wer,
sought 10 be employed almost as mean ant
Infamous"
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COMMENT by bliss.
A Disagreement Expccted-ThsV Verdict
Probably iOncst-Ihe other Star

WAsulNGroN, D.. c., June H.-George
Bliss, Of The counsel for the prosecution in
the Star-route case, when asked tonight bya
reporter VIA. he thought Of the verdict said
1t had been surprise to him as well as to his
ASSOCIATE counsel. He said he would not
have be- II surprised at disagreement, that
in fact he had been Of the opinion that the
jury would stand about nine for conviction
to three for acquittal The very men, how
ever, on whom he had depended as certain to
vote for conviction voted the other way.
lie did not think the honesty of the Jury
should be impugncd because of the verdict.
lie believes the members of the Jury have
been mistaken, but that was all. Their opin-
ions must lie accepted as honest. Speaking
of further proceedings against the defendants
who have just been acquitted he said he
thought the cases against Brady, Kellogg and
Others who we're indicted with Brady, would
20 over until Fall against the Dorseys,
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may26,
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Vale and Miner there were practically no
more criminal cases. He said he did not
know whether he would have charge of the
civil suits or not but knew he would not
take the management of them If they were
to be prosecuted in Washington or at any
considerable distance from New York city.
He did not think the Government would
want to begin any civil suits in Washing
ton
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why They Call Him "OId Man.

Eyes, that's sadly So" said jenkins, any hair is
turning gray and falling out before its time. Use
something? would, hut most hair rrstDrerS are
dangerous" "rrue,' answered his friend, "but
Parkers Hair Balsam Il as harmless 1t IL effect
i've. I've tried II, aud know. Give the Balsam
show and the boys will soon stop calling you old
Man Jenkins" II never fails To restore the or
gnal color 10 gray or faded hair. Richly perfumed,
an elegant dressing
June S-satxwlm
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ADVICE To MOTHERS,

Mrs. WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t
relieves the little sufferer at once 1t produces nat
ira, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
AMI the little cherub awakes as "bright as Il but
on" 1t isvery pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, sOftens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels and Is the best known
remedy for d.arrhpa, whether arising from teeth
ng or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Mar2S, nws-wly
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only preparation of beef containing It's entire nUiri
tiots. properties. 1t contains b0od-makng force
generating and life sustaining properties; inval
liable for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ncrvOn
prostitution and all forms of general dcblly; also
in all cniecblcd conditions whether the result %
exhaustion, nervous prostratOn Ovcrwork, or acut,
disease, particularly II resulting from pulmOnar,
complaints. CAswEIL, HAZARD, & CO., Proprlo
tors, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Oct 2S, Sutac3w
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All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds. hsth-
ma, Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice. or any affection OF
the Throat and Lungs, requested 10 call at Beau
pre- Lowrey's Drug store and get Trial Bottle Of
DIR Kings New Discovery for Consumption, free 81
charge, which will convince them OF Its wonderful
merits AMI show what a regular dollar size bottle
Will do. Call early. dIwlw mp
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Disease, Propensity AMI Passion, brings Mankind
numberlcss ailments. Foremost among them are
Nervousness Nervous Debility, and unnaiur
weakness of Gcncrativc Organs: Aliens Brain
Food successfully ovcrcOmes these troubles and re-
stores the sufferer TO his former ylgor. sl.-At
druggists. jcls,dS2w
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From c. II. Wells furniture Dcalcr, augusta, Ne.
"lIavlng been subject to Il cough more
lnony III favor OF the celebrated Adainson's Cough
BalsaIn, manufactured by You, which has given
relief sooner, aud cured cough quicker for me.
purpose jc2OmwsIw.
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DR.. kLiNE's Great Nerve lestorer Is the marve
OF the aye for all Nerve Diseases. All hts stoppe
free Send TO e3l ARCH ST. Philadelphia Pa
June.leOdXwly
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For constitutional or scrofulous caarrh, and for
consumption Induced by the scrOfulOus faint. Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the true remedy. 1t has cured nun
berless cases. 1t will stop the nauseous caiarrha
discharges and remove the sickenng olor OF the
breath, which are indications OF scrofulOus origin.
June Is cod -wlw
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had severe attacks OF gravel and kidney trouble
was unable to get medicine or doctor TO cure me
until used Hop Bittcrs, and they cured me in
short time.-A DISTINGUISHED LAWYER OF WAYNE
Co. N, Y. 40 Wow nrln
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The agent of the Irish political committee
repeats his statement as to the distressed con-
dition of Donegal. lie says that IA, 900 dcs-
titutc persons are living on aims from Amer
tan
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Helpless for for Eight Years.-UnabIe
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