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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
NEWS NOTES.

Three Cinnamon recently bought pro-
pcrty on Mott street, In New YORK City,
paving therefor S3l 900, and intend he.
coming citizens of the United States.
The German Government IN order 70
facilitate the conveyance of troops IL
needed, on Friday decided to lay a second
track on all railways leading TO Russia.
The Russian Government iscQually active.
In Jersey City on Friday Mrs. Jane An.
,hony, OF New York, crossed the Pennsyl-
Nanin railrond trnt k AZ \ train was entering
ihc city and caught on q fence. Lawrence
O'Brlcn, u switchman, attempted 20 res.
cue her. but she resisted and both fell
upon the track. The woman was killed
Instantly. O'Brlen lived about ten min
utes after being struck. O'Bren lost n
ley short time ago rescuing child.
A freight train on the Grand Trunk and
Chicago Railroad ran into a passenger train
that was standing on the track near OlIyei,
Mich, on Friday. Three persons were
Killed outright and ten others were serlouu.
~ injured. The passenger train had been
obliged TO stop on account OF the hrcakaRe
OF pipe connected with the Air.brakes.
The freight train was heavy one close be-
hind. and the warning was 10 brief with
the train driving with great on down
grade, that the brakcmen were unable TO
bring Il to- = hat Two Pullmans were
wrecked, the rear QUE being ground 70
atoms aud the other spN wide opou ~
half ground up.
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TOBACCO SHIPMENT.
The Scheme Of ST. Louis Manufacturer
Over 2 900, 1000 Pounds Ready.

ST.. LOUIS, April Is. The tobacco trade
In 81. Louis II At present stirred up 10 a
pitch OF excitement which II has never
reached before. I'll all over the rebate
which goes into effect next Tuesday, May
l. On that day the manufacturers will
distinguish themselves BY making the larg-
est shipment OF goods out OF St. Louis that
ever took place In one day. Ar
engagements are all complete. The factories
have been working day and night. Special
trains have been chartered on all the lines,
and tobacco will 60 out as fast as il can TO
all points, even as far as San Francisco.
There viii DO more work done in ST. Louis
l'ctwesn midnight and sunrise on Tuesday
next than ever before, because every to.
baoco factory will be crowded with work.
mon from cellar TO garrett, and every posi-
BILE team will be called into use TO carry
goods TO the Union Depot as quick as they
oan be carried. Over 2, 900, 200 pounds of
tobacco, worth just $1,000, 900, will be
hurried out OF the city as quick as draws
and trains can carry them. 4
A visit TO the manufactures of Ligget &
Myers, j. q. Butler 4 Co.. Catlin, Drum
mond, PEPPER, and otheI places this morn.
Ing show tobacco In cases piled to- the
ceiling on every door and In every
available inSl Of space. Each case WAS
marked, strapped and ready for shipment
Tickets and bills OF lading were all made
out, and all that Is being waited for is the
new stamps, which are at present stored
In Collector Hudson's office, but which,
under the law, cannot be issued
TO the trade until midnight,
Monday, when the first OF May le-
gally begins. This Is Rebate Day.
which IL causing all the disturbance. Ev.
erybody knows that Congress at its last
session reduced the tax on tobacco from
sixteen to eight cents per pound. Up TO
1879 the tax was twenty -four cents per
pound, but IN year reduction Of eight
cents per pound was made, making the tax
sixteen cents. ~
Every warehouse In the city Is packed
With ~ goods. At midnight, on
Monday, when the stamps sre
delivered 10 rhs manufactu
ers, they will be stuck on as quickly As a
full force Of men can do the work, Each
factory will have Is many men as II can get
into the house. From midnight Monday
there will he no, cessation In the work
until every pound OF ready tobacco has
left the city on the special trains. The
railroads have all guaranteed that the
specials will run as near passenger time as
possible, and some Of them will make the
fastest freight runs on record.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
CHINA.

HoYG KoNG, April 2s.-U. s. Minister
Young has collected from the Chiuese Gov
eminent $50 900, principal and interest
claims on account OF supplies
furnished the American Gen. Ward
during the TAPPING rebellion upwards
OF twenty wears ago. Tho money Is now In
bank awaiting owners, but no person au
thorized to receive It has appeared
All the other United States claims,
In the aggregate about 500, 900 are
promised speedy settlement by III Hing.
who paid the Ward claims.
Russian officials announce their lnten-
ton Of negotiating treaty with Cora.
The special convention between China
and Corca, giving tbs former special
privileges, has not been promulgated or
acted upon.
The American firm OF Wetmors 4 Co. 4,
instituted a claim for So, 900 damages
against The Chinese Government for alleged
arrangement Of their business through the
Marking Viceroy, who attempted to arrest
Chinese subjects who invested IN American
enterprises
The French In the Tonquin country con,
tinue warlike operations A small force
was sent on the lith Of March to occupy
the citades OF Nadim and other river
towns The native authorities everywhere
exhibit hostile feeling, but dare not 40
lively manifest IL.
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TUSu.ISTlsYE~rs Ares Tsd. 4

., import.nt ,rrsst =; counIeprtsI te ast
night and thi, morning. They have been
working on the case since last Augusg,
Ths first person 10 captured, George l..
Stanley, 10 the alleged manufacturer Of ths
counterfeit trade aud Bland dollars.
He fought desperately but was overcome
and handcuffod. Next were Matthew ].
Rooney, Hugh Curry, Thomas Riley,
Thomas II. Rearney and bis reputod wife
Lena, and Patrick Smith. Mrs. Jennie
holdsn. wife Of Jim Holden, now In prison
for p ,,sing counterfeit, money, was arrested
this MOI ming. The operations Of the gang
extended through Pennsylvania, New Jer-
ssy, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland aud
NOW York. I. T.
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Jay GNulA,

New YokK, April 3s.--Jsy Gould leff
to-day ina special oar on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad for . trip
west and south. He was accompanied by
Russell Sage. Samuel Sloan, A. L. Hop
kins and several other gentlemen. The
party stop at Buffalo to-day and expect 10
arrive At Detroit tomorrow. They will
70 as far west ~ et. Louis and inspect the
.cutewe,tern system .nd : porto. q ea,!
system. The party WIN rstwFn ia few
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DvDIIS, April 2s. Another arrest was
made here in connection with the conspir-
acy 70 murder. Tho prisoner Is a tailor
named Nryin
Ntrir is the man who was mentioned by
inforu,r Devine as having been appointed
by the, Fenlans 10 find the hiding place OF
Pools. wbp had been condemned 70 death.
Devine Also stated that SeyIna was otter
wards changed by 1.-THE essassins with deceiy-
sA LIFT IRELAND. san. M
The pollcehay discovered that several
men vented o. participation Ia the con.
splhssT fss.<. ~ 1relai,t, Nv lst
The police are IN constant conniunira alton
with the police OF Manchester. Liverpool,
New Castle and London touching move
ments Of suspected persons.
4 THREAT.
LONDON. April 2s-Aarm has been
cau-ed br the receipt BY the corporation Of
London Of an anonymous letter warning
that body that the Guild Hall would be de.
stroyed by dynamite the 9TH Of NAV. A
force of speca police has been detailed to
guard the building.
MORE ARRESTS
TULL.MoBg. April ?s.-Thrce arrests In
connection with the conspiracy To murder
were made here In consequences ofinformaA
ton OF The. three conSplrilors In Dublin
Yesterday, bya man named Seery, resident
Of Tulamore.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29

New YoRK, April ss.--rhs ssnsrsl
roads interested. In shs WSsteru frsiahl
pool, met again to-day. Since II has hes
agreed thsrs shall be nsn rutescuttius ~
ether subjects vi n the mesting va
cai,rdpt ~ d!seusr PrSFs Sxltp IN.
The only one u ifnp6rtsnes i ~ sAAnvs
Of per ceniagss for Lake EnS poInts, and
10 regard TO this there hiss bees
considerable discussion. The matter was
referred at yesterdAy's meeting to con.
m!ttee which reported to-day In favor Of
making . slight readjustment Of percent.
ages IN, the case Of the Detroit. Toledo,
Saudusky and Cleveland by way Of ~
Erie line. The report was adopted with
out materlal change. Other technical mat
freight traisic were also discussed,
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TIE Srssaasns's Iass.sssn~

w. w :ssss.S rs s..s... e !. -, y;
at Fortsss nsnros, ssA he 10 sype1sel
there In a few days. bpt the exact dSts q
his departure has not ben settled. oDsAh-
Ing ofCaliiornia, the Pfssidsnt aid y vas
anxious TO visit the Pacific coast. and hopeA
Of being able 70 do 30, but lad no plsne for
such trip. He may msvs TO the SOLDIER
Home, and say there for time. II,
- y supposed, Ah system has
been charged VITA the malaria
Of the F1eriAa swampS, Il h not
probable that he win stay Ia wsshinstsn
not long after the hot season bsginss Ths
executive mansion 10 not deemed A piAss
Of abode, and this year the sanitary sondi-
tons are expected 70 be less wholesome
than usual, Hwing 10 the excavations In The
bed Of The Potomac, incident 10 TIN i'm
provsmsnt OF tho bod Of the riysr front.
Congress failed TO make A appropriation
10 carry the improvements beyond the Let
Of September, and The piles q earth will Be
exposed 70 the sun In The heat OF sumuAer
ana through the mAlarisl nonthsysf "
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Not Guilty.

MILWAUKEE, April 2s.--Dr. orion. ac-
eused Of committing au abortion on Kittie
O'Toole, bis intended bride, was to-day
discharged by Judge Mslloy, Of the Crimi-
nal Court. Orton was at one time very
prominent Democratic politician and mem
Der OF the Council and ran for Mayor.
He afterwards fell under suspicion OF coun-
tsrfeiting dvs or SIX years ago, and was In
jail for some time.
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Treasury Statement.

WARRINGTON. April B.--Ths Treasury
statement to- day showss balance 10 TIE
treasury ~ follows: Gold coin and bul.
lion Sls8, a46, IoS: silver dollars end bullion
sos. AZ, $50; fractional silver coin, $s0,.
a2T.2 S1; United States notes, ~, 403, ~ /;
total, 1910, s31 .2le. Certificates ovtstsnd.
Ing: Gold, SAT 11 100, silver, sTI, bS6. :
btl; currency 50. f05, p0.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29

NEW YoRk, April 9s.--M. Bourgeois,
Commissary Of Police In Brussels, who wss
sent to this country by the Belgian Govern.
ment to secure possession Of property Ap.
propristed by Canaan Bernard, sailed w.
day for Belgium. He received yesterday
cash and securities deposited With the
sheriff 10 await the determination Of tho
question Of ownership. They amounted "a
about 500, 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
Desth OF a Naval Omcsr.

WASHINGTON. April %. Rear Admiral
Edward Middleton, United States Navy re-
tired, the YOU gcst sou Of the late Cover
nor Henry Middleton, Of South Carolina,
died in this city last evening. ! @ wss born
In South Carolina, aud entered tho Naval
service July !, 1928.
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GE RM NY.

BERLIN. April %. The Bocrsen. Courier
publishes report Of an intervIsw with
Mr. sargent American Min lister.
In which the latter denied be
wrote any article for the New Yorker
Handels-Zeitung relative TO Germsuy's
action on the subject Of the importation Of
American pork, or was oognizant Of the
publication OF such article, Sargent said
he sent dispatch on the subject to his
Government which was properly published
by the State department together with
Other. reports Of American. Ministers and
Consuis. and that II was then copied by
various journals, including even papers In
Berlin. The statements IN his dispatch
which were made the particular object OF
attack by the North German Gazette were
In fact quotations from a German paper
aud were duly credited TO II by him. Sar-
gen, further declared there was no truth In
the statement he had said the prohibition
Of the importation Of American pork WAS
an Illegal measure and was carried despite
the opposition Of the Reiohstag.
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ThrsatsnsA Dssiks.

LyScHBuRG, Va, April 8.--Anethsr
strike Of tobacco operatives ia ,this city
10 impending. the demand for increased
prices having been made this morning BY
several hundred prtxsrs and stsmmss
through the Lsbor1ng Association. n No
tobacconists don't comply the opsus1E0
threaten to suspend work
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Satisfied with the Convention,

New YORK, April 2S. A number Of
delegates Of the Irish Convention from this
civ and The New England States
arrived last night, but the main body
reached here this morning. Excepting
among the small dynamite faction, general
satisfaction at the results Of the convention
IA expressed.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Ruskin 10 . slightly built man. with
modest manner, kind blue eyes and fine
conversational powers.
Nala Dsmaiants, the Hindoo snake
chHrmer, was nearly choked 10
death BY hsrpet python, In Phladclphia
the other day.
Mr.. VIM. W. Astor, our Minister In
Rome, hss the reputation IN that city Of
being ysung man with more money than
uAuhsn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA. April 9s.--This afternoon the
Mayor, in the presence OF the Board Of
Aldermen and 4 large number OF citizens.
presented M official address aud welcome
to the Princess Louise on her return from
Bermuda, II was couched in warm con.
graiuatory language. The reply WAS
equally cordial
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
A DISASTROUS BLAZE.
Tn. Fire fend Destroys Valuable pro,e'ty.

WHEELING. W, Va. April "a spe.
W. Va. saws a fire broke out at 4 CLOCK
this morning in the loft OF Fowler's livery
stable, situated on Charles street midway
between Ohio and Market. II burned with
surprising rapidity north and south, de-
stroylng half a square. The entire central
portion Of town was only saved by the
heroic work Of citizen. and q light rain
that started after the Ere had been raging
an hour. The blaze was discovered by
James Hughes. The hostlsr, sleeping II
the Office Of the stable, was awakened by
sparks falling from above. The
citizens were awakened by the Court
House bell, and fastened 10 the
scene with buckets and managed to save
the Courthouse, jail and market house.
The fire apparatus. An old hand engine,
was Of no account. The property de.
stroyed consisted OF large two.story
~ residence ant general merchandise; two
story frame house, stable and outbuildings,
owned AID occupied by John Charnock AZ
aresldence and u tin shop; atwo story
frame and story aud a half frame, owned
and occupied by Robt. Thompson, wagon.
maker; livery stable owned by s. George
and two story brick owned by LLOYD and
used as an engine house and Office Of the
Panhandle News. Tart Of the walls OF
new building and Barth's was left stand.
ing. Everything else was destroyed.
Barth's loss on property and
stock Is between $40, 900
and $ll, 900; insured for 5000 IN
London and Lancashire, 81, 800 In the Ian.
caster. Very little was saved. Charnock's
loss Il $500 insurance $500 In Manufsc.
turers', Wheeling 4 Thompson's loss,
$500; insured 81 800 In Etna, Wheeling.
Panhandle News, loss, 50 900; insured for
81 900 In American Wheeling. Tie
News lost a press, but will start up imme.
dlatey. Town loss on News building ii,
800; no Insurance. Powler's loss on car.
rages. harness and three horses 81 800:
insurance 81 900 each In manufacturers and
Peabody. Wheeling, S. George 10. on
Wheeling, ]. D. Lloyd lost hcarsc, valued
at $500. The Are was undoubtedly the
work Of an indendiary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
A Hotel Fire.

BuyyALo, N. T., April 2S.r-A Gre In
the Revere House NJ midnight frightened
about 100 guests ouI OF their rooms aud in
20. Ss ssre' n or'glh a. lnp sg"as "a
this was ehfrrly DESTROYED No lives b
were lost. Eois inconsequential.
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Hank Rtafemsns.

NEW YORK, April Is. Loans, increase,
M,oSs,ooo; specie. deeresse, Ga, 40;
legal tenders, Increase, 81, oil, 800; dspos-
its, incresso, ~. 24S, $40; circulation de-.
Us. The Dans. now hold US 10 il *.
cess OF the legal requirements.
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Pool.

PHILApELPHA, April 2s.-The com.
bined anthracite coal interests have agreed
10 work three DAYS during each OF the two
first weeks Of May, and to carry on pro-
duction upon full time during the remain
der Of thu months.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29
Ice.

CHICAGO, April IS. -Adyices ststo that
the propeller Chmplain succeeded In
working her way through the Straits Of
MNckinaw Yesterday morning. The str ,its
are reported still very full Of Ice, how.
ever.
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= FOR: eaAFFaIlS.
More Arrests in ireland Germany
Asitated about American Park
Latest From China.
ENGLAND.

L0SpoN, April 2s,-The Times ccrres-
ponEent ~ Home says Archbishop Croks 10
on ms way to the Vatican, where he will DO
''hmuel over the coals' for giving sup
portin The movements Of the Nationalist
and reypluflOnIsi ptr'''s In ireland
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Options.

CHICAGO, April 2S.--The special eea.
mittee OF the Illinois legislature II now n
the city TO investigate the business OF deal.
Ing in options, In view Of the contemplated
enactment which provides I'll grain AAd
stock brokers In the state shall pay n o00
year % license.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29

ST. LOUIS, April a6.-Gov Crit,endnn
came down from Jefferson City this morn.
ing from New Orleans. A reporter ran
against the Governor on the street to-day.
as he was walking to the Southern,
Have your made up your Board of
Health slate, 0ovsrnorP' asked the re-
porter.
mo, not yet. The law doesn' I 60 into
effect until July, and Il would he useless
70 make any appointments at this time.
There 10. practically no law as yet,
and have no power TO appoint
board, but have sSvsral names In my
head"
Have there bssn many sppllcations'"
"Thoussnds Of them. Every county In
the State 10 represented, and schools OF
medicine that ] never heard OF before"
"Will the chief schools be represented
on the board, such - the homoepathists,
ecl.ctics and regulanW
Yes. You may stets that I shall rcc-
ognixs oil Of them. ] think that Ia the
spirit Of the law, and want 10 follow the
law. think the commission strong one
and think It will aid the court greatly"
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Archlfect0HtIi,

WASHINGTON, April s.--The Manley
4 Cooper Manufacturing Company, OF
Philadelphia, have reconsldered their de.
termination not 10 press their charges
against Supervising Architect Hill.
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Fatally Shot

JERSEY CITY. n j., April 2s.-Joseph
Delxer, while showing a revolver TO his
friend, Hermann Schmidt, this morning,
accidentally discharged It, killing Schmidt
almost instantly.
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RUA@lA.

ST. PETERSBURG, April IS. The Impe.
rial procession to the Cathedral. usually
made after the Eastern reception, has been
waived this year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29

WARRINGTON, D. c., April 2S.-Green
B. Raum, Commissioner OF the In
ternal Revenue, to-day sent to
President Arthur his resignation, to take
effect the 80th inst.
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A Mill Burned.

CANTON, Me-, April 2s.-The mill of
G.. T. Piper, in Livermore, burned this
morning; also the dwelling Of Ebride
Francis. Loss, $1,000
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Ceuntry Produce, ElA

NJ. LOUIS.
BUTTER-Creanery at 27C829 for choice
and fancy; second nj hest Dairy rates.
Choice to fancy Dairy 23ffa5 fair 10 good
l5Na20; common 8talO. Sales: "a tubs com.
mon 9k; q grease ~.
EGGs-A quiet aud steady market q
i3c.
POULTRY--Old chickens steady In fair
request al - 6ON13 rs for cocks, $%(taI Y,
for mixed, and "a 5ONat 70 for hens; large
Spring Chickens ready salo at soar, bui
small only for sale 1t S8t06, according 10
sise. Turkeys quiet II $i0dDi5; ducks
steady at $Rla8 boi and geese entirely nom
inAl; pigeons 81 90.
LEkD-Quist and sasy. Sales, 3 oars
Refined n Il 70 del. Hard not Q6otall 10
over ~ 10. tn. t
IxvuASooL.
Country markets. dull. Weather vet.
Wheel dull and shade lower, No. . spring
M Vi; No. 3spring n ID; Western winter
IN. Mixed WOstsrn corn dull and
easier At Do I'd. Demand from United
Kingdom and Continent moderate tor
wheat and corn. Receipts wheat pan
week 100000 quarter, u wAbsA 10, ~
American.
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I.Oss by Fire.

BosToN, April ga fire this morning
In the leather dressing establishment OF
Joseph W. Low, North Cambridge, caused
. loss Of $4,000.
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-. Whlskey nj q Hall.

NATION, H. ApriIl2s. Fifty drunken
railroad men Invaded the house Of VIM
vhringbnm, last night, while a dance was
In progress. A terrible fight cnsu ID, pis.
tolls, kA.yes and slubs being used. -Fiteen
were seriously injured and jack Hcrron ia
dying ,@i ffF' Ga
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-29

WLxEsBARRI, Pa, April %. --Mchac
Reilly, for the killing OF Thos. May ut
Fairview, was sentenced this morning 70
eight years In the Penitentiary.
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The Tewkesbury Aims.Uousc.

BosToN, April 2S.-The board Of
health, OF lunacy and charity, voted TO take
charge Of the state aims house ut Tewbcs-
bury,
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RNu0PfeSa Fra.

CHICAGO, April %. There Is a report
here Of an extensive fire at Fairfield
Iewa, but no particulars.
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TheSecret

Of the universal success OF
Browns Iron Bitters Is sim
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; l.
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it---no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood.
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing. purifying
and strengthening. Com
uencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
hcaith--in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
>, Dearborn Ave-. cA,s.e.. Nov. ;.
lh.v. been s,... sul.r.r fro.
d,sp.p.ia il is ssa, a form. Nearly
n A,ak~
edevery,hingrecommended, hAv~
taken the prescriptions Of . dossA
physicians. but got no relief until
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Senator Anthony

PROVIDENCE. April s.-senator AM
thony 10 about the same.
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Opsn for Investigation.
NOMINAL, April -. Navigation 10 new
per here.