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KILLED BY DRINK.
The Cleveland Man Who Won q Wa
ger and Lost His Life.

The Cleveland Man Who Won d Wa
ger and Lost His Life.
The Cleveland Herald tells how John
Watien died from the effects of taking
fifteen glasses of whisky in fifteen min
utes:
A most singular death occurred in
Herrick's block, back of the Bethel,
night before last. John Waffen Ger
man laborer OH the docks, living in one
of the rooms in that block, vas at sa-
loon kept by one William Duge, on the
corner of Seneca and Canal streets, talk
ing and chatting with lot of sailors,
when a wager was made up between
him and the master of vessel as to his
ability to stand liquor. For q dollar
Watien was to drink fifteen glasses oil
whisky in fifteen consecutive minutes.
Watfen accepted the bet. and every
glass drank was checked off as he drank
it. He succeeded in winning the bet,
but refused to drink any
more after that, although he was pressed
to do so. He came back dizzled and
sick from the over dose of alcohol, and
had hardly gotten into the room before
he went into violent commissions. His
features were contorted and his whole
frame shuddered involuntarily and his
limbs spasmodically contracted and ex-
tended, as though shocked by an cleo
trio battery. From six o'clock Monday
evening until 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn.
ing he remained insensibe. DR.. Rus.
sell, the district physician, was called in,
but his case was already too far gone,
and on Wednesday evening at o'clock
the miserable man expired. During the
afternoon he made his last con ession
and received the sacraments of the dy.
ing. He regained consciousness before
he died and related the whole occur
renee. Watson was about Al years old
and looked younger than most corpses
OF persons of his age. His face had not
the sickly pallor Of the dead, as it lay
sharply defined against the ticking of the
poor bed. lie came from Nuremberg,
in Meek lenburg Strelitz, about a year
and half ago, with his wife and
four children, none over 8 years
of age. Since that time one Little babe has
been added to the lot. They lived in
pitiable poverty, their solitary room in
the dark and dingy block eing carpet
less and with none but the scanties. turn.
iture. On the wall at the head of the
bed hung large crucifx, hanked on each
side by old-country sacred pictures in
gilt paper frames. The family are too
poor even to bury him, and no one
watched with the dead nor did candle
shed its Pickering light upon the poor
bier. His wife has done washing TO SUP.
port the family, as all be earned lie
spent in drink. and was on spree wher
he made the fatal bet. He had begun it
on Saturday and was known to ne drink
ing Sunday and during Monday. The
police are looking the matter up. and
the guilty parties will be prosecuted for
their share in the mans death. The
corcner's verdict was that the man came
to hissleath by alcoholism, or alchoholic
poisoning,
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auoV1T THE STOMACH

We dare say three-fourths OF the diseases
that prevail in the human family are directly
or indirectly induced by some arrangement
of the stomach. Tue most serious ailments
have their origin there. With dyspepsia the
food passes indigested through the lacteal
vessels and many particles of deleterous mat
ter are carried into the blood and gain lodg-
ment often in the lungs and oLber great cen-
tiers OF vitality. Hence dyspepsia favors the
occurrence OF consumption in persons at ali
predisposed to it. " is also the primary
source of scroiula and other diseases of the
blood and skin.
The person who has pig pen appetite one
day and can eat little or notking the next has
dvspepsia The person who feels heaviness
at the stomach after eating, accompanied
with gulplng- up of wind aud sour particles
of food, has dyspepsia. Besides these symp-
toms are bad taste in the mouth, pain In the
chest shortness OF breath, pslpitation, head
ache, eiddiness, GOODNESS ofextremities, lam
guor, sleeplessness and dependency.
In prescribing Burdock Blood Bitters as
cure ter dyspepsia we desire the patient to eat
regularly reasonable quantity OF go I'd, plain
food foot too hot or too cold) and 10 use very
sparlnsly of tobacco (if addlcte to that hab-
it) which is apt to exhaust the organs OF s AL
ivation. Dyspepsia is disease fine mucous
M mbrane lining the stomach II the patien
will trest this mucous membrane of che stom.
ach with any sort of decency, ceasing to ag-
graya.e its sensitive surface with indigestible
matter, we guarantee the use of Burdock
Blood Bitters will cure him. That's all we
ask. Give the stomach fair chance, Bur-
dock Blood Bitters will do the rest. Thous-
ands of testimonials. Burdock Blood Bitters
by ell druggists. Foster, Muburn e. Co.,
NJ Frs Buffalo. N Y.
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A ROYAL Nursery in 1879.

According to the court and city regis
ter for the year 1879, the establishment
of the royal nursery" stood thus: Gov
erness, Lady Charlotte Finch, e6 10; sub
governess; e310; French teacher, $50 &;
English teacher, el00; wet-nurse to the
Prince Of Wales. Mrs. Margaret Scott,
920O; wet-nurse to Prince Frederick.
e200; wet nurse to Prince William, GOO;
wet-nurse to Princess Royal, se20O; wet
rurse to Prince Edward Gather OF Queen
Victoria), Mrs. Anne Percy, e2U; wet
nurse to Princess Augusta Sophia, e20,;
wet-nurse to Prince Ernest Augustus,
e20O; wet nurse to Prince Augustus
Frederick (no salary stately; dresser to
the Processes: dry-nurse to the Princes
dry nurse to the .Princesses; two rock
ers; nursery-maid; washerwomap to the
Princesses. The most curious thing is
to find only one German, a rocker, in
the whole lot. 1t will be noticed that
the wet-nurses of all the grown Princes
were retained, and that in fact each had
an annuity of e2O0 a year. What SER
vice the wet-nurse to the Prince Of
Wales rendered him does not appear, as
the Prince had an establishment with
his brother, Prince Frederick, Bishop OF
Osnaburg. On this establishment though
there was perfumeress, Urania Dennis,
the wet-nurse for the Prince and the
Bishop are not borne.-Notes and Que
ries.
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w. g. Ward Of Waseca, was married on the
evening OF the 9th inst., to e. A. Hend.
rckson Of 81. Paul. The wedding was
large and elsg mt one. guests being presen
from ST.. faul, Minneapolis and other
places. Tne presen's were numerous and
handsome. Among them was $500
gift from the brides father. The happy
couple lett for the east over the Albert Lea
route.
Articles of corporation of the Minnesota
and ID elge company have been filed with
the secretary of state. The general nature
of its business is the manufacture aud sale
of land dredges and other implements for
excavating and moving earth and other
materials agricultural implements, tools
ard machinery. The principal place OF
business is ST. Paul, the corporation to con-
tlnue for thirty years. Capital stock, $780,
600, divided into 1000 shares of $50 each;
limit of liability $4,000. The incorpera-
tors are Vine D. Simar. John Dale, Norman
W. Kittson, Charles J. A Morris, Andrew
II. McGill, Phillip Kelley, Charles H. Lie
pau, and William H. Wilcox of St.
Paul, and L. Psge Davis of New York
city,
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From the above figures it appears that the
total number of scholars in the State, enrole
and entitled to apportionment, is 200, $40.
Heunepin county shows the largest total-lo,-
222-and Lake county the smallest-2O Ram
sey county has s, $40. Or those not entitled to
apportionment Hennepin has $50 and Ramsey
SO. Lake again brings up the rear, with 4.
Enrolled during the winter term in the State.
16l, 1903; during the summer term, l39, 4S4
The average daily attendance was 81, O4S. Of
teachers employed there were during the WIN
ter months, l, $50 males and 1919 females;
during the summer term, 653 males and
3, 537 females Watonwan county paid the
lowest average salary to male teachers
500 90 per month-aud Pine county the high
est-$71 66 Hubbard county paid the lowest
average salary to female teachers-$2O per
month-and Aitken county the highest-$55.
Hennepin county paid an average monthly
salary of $50. 80 to male and 1874 % to female
teachers. Ramsey county paid $53.76 TO
males. and 1856 % to females.
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BY Mr.. Cameron (Wis.) to restore to the
market certain lapas of the Uaited t,tes in
Minnesota and Wisconsin, and authorize
their sale subject to right of flowage. These
are lands Withdrawn from sale in 1880 and
1881 with the idea that they would be re-
quired for use in the construction aud main
tenance of dams, reservoi-s.e G. proposed to
be erected for the improvement of the Mis-
sissippi river. They are by this bill
made subject to private entry
and sale at $1.25 per acre.
By Mr.. Morgan, proposing an amendment
to the constitution by which the president
will have power to disapprove any item in
an appropriation for rivers and harbors
while approving other items. A large
number OF minor bills were introduced.
House MIR. McCoid took the oath of
office and the house adjourned until Mon
day 10th inst, to allow the speaker time to
prepare the committees.
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A Tony Prisoner.

The most aristocratic ind stylish
boarder the Albany county Jail b Is az
commodated for some years is present
guest. Frank Sherwin, the ex-br ,ker
and western millionaire, His handsom me
wife has her apartments at the Ken
more, and visits the jail daily. Sher-
win himself has his meals supplied from
the jailer's table, and lives in sunptuous
style, waited on constantly by his coli
ored servant who has been faithfully at.
tending him in his wanderings and unr,
dertakings during thu last dozen years,
even in his adventures in Egypt. SHEER
win takes Ills incarceration coolly, not
withstandiRg the asserted determiaa-
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ton of ex. District Attorney Moak to
land him in the penitentiary. With
plenty of money he is we'll supplied
with all the leading journals, and has
won the good will of the officials ut the
jail. The faithfulness Of his colored
companion is remarkab o. Though un.
educated he uses elegant language, and
entertains those around the jail wit
comprehensive and enlert ming de.
scriptions OF his trlve 8; out not SEN
tence has been known TO pass his lips
that could in any way iniure his III lsLer.
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Remark q BILE Escape.

John Kuhn, of Lat yette, Ind, had very
narrow escape fom death. This is lis own
story: "0ae year ago / was in the last stages
of consumption. Oar best physicians gave
my case up. finally got so low that our
doctor said I could not live twenty-four
hours. My friends then purchased bottle OF
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, which
benefited me. / continued until took nine
bottles. am now in perfect health having
used no other med ONE
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Tvs troubled with chronic catarrh and
gathering in my head, was very deaf at times
had discharges from my ears. AMI was un-
able to breathe through my nose Before the
second hottie of Eiy's Gre IN Balm was ex
hausted was cured, and to day enjoy sound
healtb.-C. J. CoRBIN 923 Chestnut st.,
Fi4ld Manager, Philadelphia Pub. House,
pa (Seo uJv,tN
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Piles, piieSs pileSi

Sure cure for ind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. Single box has cured worst chronic
case twenty years standing. No one nee
suffer five minutes after applying. Williams
Inoian Pile ointment. Icabsorbs the tumors,
allays The itching particularly after getting
warm in bed). Prepared only for piles and
itching for the private parts. Noyes Bros.
& Cutler, Sr. Pau. Who essle Agents.
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Ex-Vice President David Davis presided
at banquet given by Camp Orme, Sons OF
Veterans, in Bloomington, recently, when
an elegant silk flag was presented by Gen.
McNuliy, on behalf of Mrs. Orme, widow
of the late Gen. w. w. Orme Gen. Nc
Nnliy's remarks were replied to by Senator
David Davis.
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A $40, 1000 hotel is to be elected in NJ,

A $4,000 hotel is to be elected in Nor
ris.
j Grouse an old settler of Toda county,
died recently.
Rev. a. D. Hovey, D. D., has been in
stalled pastor of the Second Congregational
Church, Minneapolis.
Duluth capitalists have organized gold
and silver company, with 5000 capital stock
70 operate property between Duluth and
Rice's Point. The shaft is now down f ity-
two feet. Mr.. Brown, an experienced Cal
ifornia miner, is Superintendent. Steam
drills and other machinery have been pur.
chased.
Minneapolis is to have a new $4,000.
bushel e evator.
Mr.. Stewart Rice of S.. Paul and Miss
Minnie Sargent of Duluth were married in
the latter city on the 9TH
Adam Gotzian of st. Paul lately killed on
his wav to California. left an estate valued
at $500, 900. He gives his widow one-third
| besides the homeste a. &c., and the other
third to his niece, Minnie Gstzain. former
| " Minnie Duseroth of Sc. Paul The final
one third OF the two.thirds he directs shall
| be divided between bis sister, Barbara Dus-
eroth, and his two brothers, Jacob and
Herman GoiZian If Berka au der Vera,
| Saxony, Germany. He appoints James
Middleton ezecutor and his wife Josephine
Gotzian executrix.
The quarterly report OF the second hos
pital for the insane. at Rochester to be pre-
sented to the trustees, will show the pres
ent number of patients to be 334. as against
i A,,- last
men, and 126 women. Twenty-four pa.
tients will be presented to the board for
discharge, of which thirteen have recovere d
con pietely, and eleven are much improved.
| The state appropriation IS based on an av-
erage OF 300 patients, but DR.. Bowers ex-
poets to have at least $50 within few
weeks. The gas fixtures will be in place
about Jan. 2, il everything works favsrably
The work has been greatly retarded by the
scarcity Of laborers.
The New Ulm creamery manu- actured
$4,000 pounds of butter the past season,
and intend to make LOG, 600 pounds of bat
ter next summer.
he Merchants national bank of st. Paul
commenced suit against John Az for So,
SIC. 20, the same being on promissory ots
given to the Eank Of Farmington, and trans.
ferred by them to the plaintiff.
The business men OF Wilmer entertaining.
an idea that the millers' association paid
100 little for wheat nowadays, assem- Sled al
the village council room and organized q
board OF trade and ell cteA Hon. A. E. Ric.
president; Andr.w Larson, vice president
A. N. Lewis, secretary, and II. G. Handy
treasurer.
Harry Johnson ives arrested in Farming
ton for stealing an overcoat, and was sen,
up for thirty days,
, The M sonic temple at Brainerd will b.
dedicated ON the 18th inst, with appropriate
, ceremonies.
Thomas Dryer, living near Sank Center
killed 2oO- pound bear with Ratchet.
Qua Olson, WAC recently settled on
claim near Crow Wing, has been arrested a
. hrainerd. charged with horse stealing a
Creel City.
> Jacob Argue, yard switchman, fell iron
{ one of the cars in the Bra.nerd yard, an,
J had both legs crushed, dying soon after.
MISS Annie Ward, daughter Of ex.ssnats
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Rauish Melancholy

Aliens "Iro. Tome Bitters" is the grand
tonic liver invigorator, blood purifier and
app riz-r of the age. 1t banishts melan-
choly like magic, and gives renglh. to ne and
vigor to tue whole system. See that you get
the genuine made by J. P. Allen, st. Paul,
MINI
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The nearest public industrial school to
New York city is at Sing Sing, where
the youth committed to the warden's
care are taught now to cut out blottins
paper for the use as soles of waterproof
shoes. The blotting paper, they are told,
abscrbs the water.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Report Of State Superintendent Klahie al
Scholars Entitled to Appor,ionment-Aver-
age Attendance.
State Superintendent Of instruction d. L.
kiehle has prepared the following table of sta
tis,ics relating to the public schools Of the
State:
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NV Wife and Cbiidrop

Rev. l. A. Dunlsn. OF Mt. Vernon, saws:
My children were + fl cted with a cough re-
suiting from Measeies. my wife with a cough
that had prevented her from sleeping more
cr less for years, and your White Wine OF
Tar Syrup has cured them all,
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After long Mercury and P flash treatment
found myself cripple from Mercura
Rhtu~atism. Tried Hot Springs two year.
without relief, and was finally cured SOUND
and well by the use OF Wits Specific Is. 8
CuAs BERG Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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The reason why SO many die witk yon-
sumption, is because they neglect to use the
proper remedy in season. When the system
is first attacked with cough, oppression ef
the chest. or seated pains in the breast. Al
lens Lung b alsam will cAuse the phlegm to
raise, heal the jrritated parts, and restore the
system to health.
The Dow Agricultural! works, Peru, Ind,
h.. (u;lc r..
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Swift's Specific Is s. s nas relieved me OF
an obstinate case Of Dry letter, which had
troubled me fer twenty-five years and had
tafli d all sorts Of treatment. Rev. I. r.
ERANHAM Macon Ga
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llrtsA t,Irs.o .s.Nn

Kew. IL. 3. tauitan, o. y rclevIlle, Kansas,
says: DR.. Warner, your White Wine of Tai
Syrup has been in my family and found to
be all and even more than you claim OF it.
IL is speedy cure tor all Throat and Lung
J!seases
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Baldkeaded men are informed that there
is but one avenue of escape from their al.
Fiction, and that is Carboline, the great hair
remover. which being recently improved, is
more etficacious than ever and is faultless.
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Henry's CarbO1lc Salve

The best ssive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hand Chilblains, Corns, and all
kinds OF SKIN Eruptions, etc. Get Henry's
Carbolic Save, as all others are bnt imita-
tons. Price rs Cents
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Minnesota Agricultural Matters.

The statistical agent for Minnesota of the
United States agricultural department in
nis report made for Dec. l, gives the follow
lowins as the average prices OF products in
This state st that date, viz: Csrn. CSC per
bushel for new, and 60c for old; rye 47c;
oats, CSC; barley, 44c: buckwheat, 73c; pota-
'oes. &c; hay, $3.50 per ton for tame grass,
and So IS for wild grass; sorghum molasses.
SOC. He reports, also, very considerable
increase in the are sown in winter wheat,
and large increase in that sown in rye in
the state this season; and remarks that
many of our large farmers are experiment
ing with different varieties of winter wheat,
hoping to find those which will be reliable,
and thus relieve themselves partially, at
least, from the hurry and loss in seeding
md harvesting. incident to depending sole
ly upon spring.sown grain. Some of these
experiments are on an extensive scale, and
will be watched with much interest. 1t has
net been possible to arrive definitely at the
number of acres so wn in winter wheat, but
Judging from the information before him,
the agent believes it will approximate ali
aggregate of nearly 100, 600 acres, scattered
over nearly all parts Of the state.
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DR.. C. II. Boardman ofSt. Paul, DR.. W.
n. Leonard of Minneapolis. and DR.. G
West nwood OF Fairhauit have been reap
pointed commissioners to examine the
Minnesota hospitals for the insane at St.
Pete and Rochester
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Foot and Ankle,

The EDSOW ELECTRIC .6ARTER de-
vefoos the FOOT and ANKLE into per
feet form, supports and etrengtbens
the limbs, adds marvellous grace and
elasticity to the step.
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An increase Of the deposits in savings
banks in this country to the amount OF
500, 100000 within three years is shown
by the report of Controller Knox.
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THE MARVELLOUS SINGING DOLL

The mAhvELLOOS StNuANu DOLL.
This charming novelty is advertised iu thii
is~ue and certainly nothing will appeal more
quickly to the children than Doll that will sing
song. The price is very reasonable the Doll is
beautiful affair, and the ingenious singing attach
mont will delight the young and amuse the old.
The little girl who finds Webber Doll in her
stocking" at Christmas time will be the envy OF nil.
Dear Sir. The beautiful Singing Doll came
sa elv,and far ere eded mn erpect1tiono Of tohdt
q Singing DoIl could be. Ourtittte fo'H toe'v
Charmed Nth its beauty. but ,clen q sang,
their delight acas unbomnded IL ,ctu 10 TO
then, a thing Of beauty aud a constant 5oy
Sincerely yours. Rep, !. u. ABBO1I
MsdJord, Mass, Aug -, 1883.
Pure Cod-Liver OIL made from selected nvers,
on the sea-shore. by CAswELL HAZARD Co., New
York. II is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who
have once taken II prefer u 70 al others
market
Chapped Hands, Face. Pimples, and rough
Skin cured BY using JUNIpER TAI soar, made 81
cAswELLy Hazard Co., New York.
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Coughs and Colds: "The only ar lc of the
kind which has done me good se,vice | want
nothing b..iter."-Rey. r. H Craig. OtisoiNe,
~ Y Sold only in boxes.
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SENATE Mr.. Ingalls, introduced bill to
repeal the pre-emptior~nd timber culture
laws, and amend the homestead laws.
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II giues great
Gaze and COM
fort in UaH-
ing, riding or
dancing, main
tGins and er-
cites healthDul
cir n,
fspeis govt,
RI G 4, N, at les
md neuralgia
,afns, subdues
u cramps and
times of
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bronchitis is cured by frequent small
doses OF Piso's cure tor consumption.

Lyons Patent Heel 3 ,tieaer the only In.
vention that makes old boots raight as new
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DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup in
stantly destroys worms. and removes the sc.
cretiOns that cause hem.
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Thfs match
less fnvenficn
uhoHv super
scdes every
other form Of
G. arfcr for
Ladies', Gcn,fc-
men or Gill
dren's peGr.
They are fcorD
with all Mc
comfort ofNs
best known
gdrters, and
a. re " . I
MORE Elk
PEASIVE.
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EidSOnS'
Electric
Garter.

PRICE, in Finest six Webbing (ueuaI
ooiors), Stud and Buckle Clasp, IL, 49,
IS inch, $3.50; II inch, 81 90 per pair
Mailed to any address on receipt Of
noneE Send for circular.
LONDON ELECTRIC FABRIC co.,
81 Beekrna1 Street. New York.
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4THEIaRElIU
Beware.

OF the Continued use of mercury and potash for
the treatment of Blood aud Skin di .eases-they
never cure. and nearly always iujure or totally ruin
the general health.
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C-9A WEE. So day at home easily made Cost
. = IL outfit free Address TRUE Co. Augusta Ma