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upon bill are very slight, though the sit
ustion ia such as to render il possible an
agreement may be reached in a very short
time TO- morrow morning.
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IN THE DEPUTIES.

The Chamber of Deputies rejected-126 to
for parliamentary inquiry with Regard to
arrests made iu Andalusia. Moret, In the
name of the followers OF Ssrrano, declared in
supporting the motion that he believed the
existing tronbles in Andalusia were due to
successive bad governments. The Minister
OF the Interior said the socialist and anarchi-
cal tendencies of Andalusia were Of ancient
date, and that parliamentary inquiry was
uuueceasary
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BOSTON, March 1.-The "annexn to Har-
ward College, composed of lady pupils, is in
its fourth year, and the result has been most
satisfactory. The standard of work is ex-
ceptionally high; in 8 number of instances
students averaged thirty-fve to forty. The
snnex's annual course 10 S2o0, or $3.50 more
than Harvard,
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EASTERN papers opposed to Mississippi
river improvement because they regard that
river as riv al 10 their own railroads and
ports in the carriage and shipment of West
tern produce, are seizing with avidity upon
the damage done TO the work new carrying
on between this city and Cairo by the gov.
eminent river commissioners, as though the
rsvsges Of the flood upon Unfinished work,
and upon material used in the work, were =
proof that the work itself is uselers or con-
Quoted upon erroneous. principles. III the
food should carry off its docks an unfinished
steamboat, and the boat should sink, would
that be proof that boat finished and sup
piled with its machinery could not traverse
the waters? That mattresses prepared for
laying down, or already laid down where the
work rs whole is incomplete, should be
carried away by the irresistible waters, or
disturbed and dissrranged, is certainly no
proof that the plan upon which the COM
missioners are working is false or defective.
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GERMANY.

THE HISTORICAL COSTUME BALL GREAT
SUCCESS.
BERLIN, March 1.-The historical costume
ball in honor of the silver wedding of the
Crown Prince and Princess was held last
night in the old palace, and was carried cut
with great pomp and splendor. Nearly all
the German princes and princesses were
present, representing different historical
characters The event was & great euccess.
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COLLINS-On Thursday morning March J.,
1883. FRANK M COLLINS, aged nineteen years.
The funeral will leave st. Patrick's church this
(FR1DAY) morning, at 1890 O'Clock. Friends in
vited to attend.
McCARVER-At his residence, on Vollentine av-
enue, Thursday. March 1, 1888, at 10 o'clock pm,
JOHN c. McCARvKR, aged fifty-nine years and
eleven months.
Funeral will take place this (FRIDAY) evening
at two O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance invited
to attend
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ENGLAND
WILL HAVE A NEW TRIAL.

Will HAVE A NEW TRIAL.
LONDON, March 1.-The jury in the case
OF the editor, proprietor and printer of the
Free Tanker, charged with blaspbemous
libel, disagreed, and new trial was ordered
for Monday.
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l4rNo woman really practices economy
unless she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many
dollars can be saved every year. Ask the
druggist.
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THE BLACK HAND. %
An Immense S0cialistic Society in West.
ern Europe, With Headquarters
at Geneva,
In the British Commons-Englis Author.
tiles Blamed for the Escape
Of"NO. l."

MADRID, March 1.-The Lnporeiai Gays
The "Blackhand" Society numbers 1870
members, and includes go minor societies.
Geneva is the center of Western Europe.
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BELGIUM.
MINISTERS RESIGN ON REDUCTION OF BISHOPS
SALARY BILL

BRUSSELS, March lin disscussipg the
governme estimates in the Chamber Of
Representatives last night, the Minister of
Justice, while approving the reduction of
salaries of bishops, refused to submit 10 the
decision of the Chamber. The ministry was
prepared to use repressive measures against
them as energetically as they were employed
against the anarchists. The ministers subse-
quently resigned.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, slightly
sOOIcr, generally fair Veathsr, sOsthwest 10 sOrG-
Wsst Winds, higher barometer.
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DIED.

GEN. JUBAL EARLY had an ovation at
Baltimore last week
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Notice TO Passengers and Shippers.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co.,
las Reorsanized) +. X sibtey, Receiver.
OFFICE OF SUP'T AND CHIE1 ESeIaKIR
MEMPHIS, February "a, 1888.
OWING to temporary break caused by extreme
" high water, all trains between Memphis and
Madison tare for the present, discontinued.
During the suspension q line of steamers will
run daily, making close connection at Madison for
Little Rock and all points West.
The RENE MACREADY will leave at 5 O'Clock
this SATURDAY. evening, and the KATIE HOOP
ER on Monday evening, each leaving on alternate
days thereafter, except Sundays. Passengers and
all freight except Perishable and Live Stock will
be received on board or at the landing, foot OF
Poplar street. No freight will be received after
O'Clock p. m, and none for points between Hope
field and Madison. No interruption 70 freight or
travel. Il. n. SHELLEY,
Receiver and g. N.
H. G. FGEMING,
Superintendent and Chief Engineer.
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PUBLIC DIBT STATEMENT.
A REDUCTION OF $780, 10000 FOR THE PAST
MONTH.

WAsBINGToN, March 1.-The following is
tie public debt statement for the past month:
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FRANCE.
IN THE SENATE.

PARIS, March LIN the Senate the Minis
terof War said the presence of the princes
in the army is unconstitutional.
Duke d'Audifret Pasquier, Oresnist, re-
preached the minister (Gen. Thibaudin) with
having committed an act which nobody else
could be found to perform.
Prime Minister Ferry demanded the order
OF the daY. Adopted-154 10 LILO.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
Asn srGar.IIlr.

shseH make up a'o1t fhra i1urht
ufaI ue Two t.Das in Gfelt btItn
a ptft h1Its ad,eri ai garden
IHlirfa NJ IyHt make mHl0 ui unu hi
HI "uel and ui Haml4p pattern
fI# mtH could Swirl funnl hIt bend
with 1nf hand uh Ie hr BE- DO .ialFof
und. homo made " wood
A shepherd ~ south Australia &c.
c'afrs iIti Canada thIsllrs fnm "a more
anl better 'pli ior lhaNn during 4 pro.
tmcicI drought that amy plnat thlt
grows The lover buds ara oatei by
lambs 10 preference 10 any Kind u
grass.
Prot " j Behl, who hts been o..
parimcufing with spr1niel wheat has
arrived re thc con slon that d can Dr.
used for seed The wheat BE- is using
ht. already sprauiri six times IL
seems ~ be a little weaker NJ each
spronting aud each time a small por.
ton fails but NJ the hrit trial q large
per cent grows we'll -iHiiaHdp0iS
J0arHh
curing beef Boil In four gallons Of
water four pc md Of brown sugar. three
ounces Of saltprtrc and ten pounds Of
salt. until al Is dissolved; skim ~ fast
a.. the scum rises Pack the meat close.
N in a barrel, and when the brine is
quito cold pour il on the meat. The
above quantity Il sufficient for two
hundred pounds Of beet. II dried beef
is wanted pieces may be taken from the
pickle in five or six weeks and soaked.
-D,frJH Post.
Boston Brown Bread. Two cups
caah OF rye meal corn meal and Graham
flour. four cups water or milk, n cup
molasses, one teaspoonful soda dis.
solved ia q cup Of the water, a teaspoon
ful sat MiS all well together; put into
pan or ar with a tight cover. set into
boiling water, and steam four hou &.
As the water wastes, I'LL mp with boiling
water. aud 10 not let the water cease
10 boil from tho time the bread is put
up until il Is taken from the kettle -
~ T. Tribune.
Tho Massachusetts, Agriculture.
Society concludes that salt, rs n ma.
nure. has n property Of Fastening III,
maturing Of all grain crops, that wheat
on sailed land will ripen six to ten
days earlier than on unsalted land, al
other conditions being equal; that IL in
creases the yield from twenty i've /,
nifty per cent that Il stilens the straw
aud prevents rust and smut, and Il
checks. II il does not entirely prevent
tho rayages ~ the chiuch-bug. fh,
quantity used may be from one hundred
and fifty to three hundred pounds pei
acre, but tho greater quantity Is th'
better.
"A common chair. without claims 4
beauty. can DO dressed up and NAL,
com Oriablo and ornamental by n Iittl,
pains.taking effort. First note care al
~ the condition Of the frame; II II Il
marrod In any way, give II n or tive
coats Of yarnish. Make n soft cushion
for the bottom Of the chair. md cove
II with "crazy' patchwork; tic tn
cushion to the chair with ribbons. 70.
the back make n cushion 10 match III,
other; do not make II square, but mar
row, and the full width OF the chair
This Is 10 bc tied on with ribbons also
Put Il where the shoulders will res
against it.-ErchnHgc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
Photographlng the Baby.

Most young married couples have n
lirst baby, except In rare eases,
when they have twins. Then they have
two first babies. The first baby Is AL.
ways a remarkable child. Such phys
zeal beauty. such intellectual quickncss
and genius. AMI such moral perfect on
were never before united in ono being.
Other babies may be all very we'll in
their way. but this first baby is somo-
thing peculiarly marvellous. All its
aunti rave over ", and even ~ uncles
ARE moved 10 say. "kcecher keechcr.
keechcr. ~ and chuck il under the chm
with a ioreiinger, by way Of ingratiating
themselves with the infant.
OF course the fond parents think that
tho infant must be- photographed The
world NJ o distance should not be denied
tho opportunity Of gal ng upon IL Inca
mcnts; q record should be kept OF it,
loyeliness, So some fine sunshiny day
they 20 to n photographer. Then tho
frat baby Immediately bcginsto quarrel
and fret aud look less beautiful than
usual. although no Is all dressed up in
his best clothes. lie wants things that
he sees in tho photographer show
Gaze, aud not obtaining them beg ns
loudly 10 protect Iio re1nses Ia yield
to paciiicatory Establishments. and
keechcr. kcecher.kcccher fails 10 soothe.
AZ last his turn comes. Tho mother
wants him In n certain position. The
photographer doesn't approve Of that
position. and the baby won't haze IL.
Finally n compromise Is effected. The
photographer tingles a boil. cucks like
a hel and raps with n stick all nj once.
hoping thereby to attract the attention
~ the hr,t baby; but when the picture
comes out there are found ihrce OF four
impressions oyerlay ing each other like
the scalcs of q fish. a second sitting Is
takon, aud tho photographer sleeps his
soul in perjury by telling the infant that
II he will hold still n white mouse will
nun out OF the camera The result OF
this IL n picture. slightly shaky. with
the mouth open. A third picture Is nj
tempted. when. Mt tho critical moment.
tho baby sets mp n prolonged howl.
Thus arc the rosy hours beguilcd.
Al last n good picture u obtained and
numerous copies are ordered. They arc
sent 10 the remotcst friends aud rcla-
tivcs. This would cause grcat excite.
mcnt In distant lands v Il were not for
one thing. II Is hat everywhere the
likeness goes II finds some other young
couple with y first baby. who an equally
Of opinion that their baby Is tho iinc 4 IN
the world. Indeed. disparaglng con.
trasts arc almost surely drawn between
this photograph and the other first baby.
TO the disadvantage Of tho photograph.
Yet Young couples will doubtless 90 on
pho,ographing inst babies -Bdhimors
kterg Saturday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06


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'A' h' lh'' your u1,' iha
WI fh1fi} b'i''' Pc lIH1 Nhlrh in
NV " ny ,htlf'' bnt iow Hai' later
Do ciNnl anl f'ypkel H H' gave AZ
Dr. reason thi' IN li1 uoi wish his ami
most against lol " continue after h'
death .
f.n dnh'l say thhl rtcalme!
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
Why lie Paid.

A certain Michigandcr who had long
succeeded In dodging u certain creditor.
was a few weeks ago cornered In the Of.
flee Of n mutual friend. and the creditor
began;
''Sirl you have owed ms s25 for n
year past and nov | want TO know
what you are going TO do about itF''
"Wcll. I'll think it over"
There viii be no thinking II over,
my friend. II you don't pay me III
sue YOU
"iou willP''
II will. sir :"
Then You'll be certain ogut a iudg.
mcnt The party which brings tho suit
always gcis the verdict before a Justice.
Knowing this, you will take advantage
OF mep'
II will
''yery well. Now. then. I DENY tha.
| owe you a dollar"
"Yuu doP'
III 10. sir; but IN casc yon want TO
borrow s2j OF me Tor a week here II is
II don't rare whether You call u pay
ing or lending. q long as | get my
money replied the creditor. and he
made out a receipt in full and took the
money.
At The end Of the week he was asked
20 return the loan. hat laughed at tho
absurd " Of the request Suit was be.
gun TO ccove u. the mutual n end
used as n witness, and the plaintiff re.
rnfVpd iuIwmant In hta f.v,r .al h.1 .
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
MhuI,a LIN n Name %

whats In a name. a rose By any other
name would smell as sweet" A preparation
81 yellow Dock, sarsap1rilla. JuniIer. Iron,
Buchu, Celery and Calisaya, put up from the
prescription Of that eminent physician, DIR.
Guysott, might be called Dr.. Guysott's Celery
and Callsaya, Dr. Guysott's Buchu and Iron,
or Dr.. Guysolts Juniper and sarsaplrilla, but
Saraaparilla.n aud II you are weak, nervous
aud debilitatcd, II you suffer from blooi Inn.
purities, dyspepsia, weak Kidneys and general
prDsfratl0n. use tnis medicine according 20
directions on each bottle and you will he sur.
prised how strong aud well It will make you feel
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

c~ossusruoS In ia early STAGES Il re dlly
cured ~ the use Of DIR. Pie ce's Go den
Medical Discovery thoush, II the lungs arc
wasted. no medicine will eject a cure. No
known remedy Possesses such soothing and
healing lniiue &c over all %scrufnlon., tuhcr.
eulou and pulmonary affections a. the "Dis.
'The Golden Msdicil Discovery does posi-.
lively eur consumption, as after trying ey-
cry other madeleine IN vain. this succeeded
Mr. r. Z Phelps. Of Cuthbert Ga, writes.
"The Golden Medical Discovery has cured
ny wife of bronchitis and incipicnt consump-
ton" sold by druggists
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
sheep Farming.


n there Is anything easy about farm.
Ing, II Is sheep husbindry. We mean
by tina, that sheep will come nearer to
taking ear Of themselves than ans q
Our domestic animals. but they will
not literally take care Of themselves
with much profit A mistake which
many beginners make l. In supposing
that they viii A young man hears ot
fabulous profits In sheep raising on tho
plains. and things that that Is the Place
and that IL he business for him We
are all anxious h got where and into
whatc . will lead % money max No.
lie purchases his flock and. perhaps. l.
impose upon 10 begin with. His sheep
die. and 1t the end Of the season he
finds that be has made no profit VIVA,
Il the treable9 The trouble y that h.
supposcs that ID requires no special
knowledge of the business, and he learns
thai he 5 mistaken. There Il money
In raising sheep. bat there i something
mop 10 do than 10 SIMPLY buy a flock
and turn them out TO feed No man l.
wise In going into the business on a
large scale Until Ne learns something
about " ny going into n on q small
scale. he win learn. u he tries "a. and
net Al very great expense We afways
adsise young men who think Of snrsr
Ing in the business on the plains. II,
serve an apprenticeship with q eampe.
tent shepherd before they invest their
money HsaUa Esrak
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

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plssa b. llfsa nsA8 a 81
Hfaf Aalff = iaNafH lh Parish, ixH4
aas IA a fhafGas HfsA4 fsg#8.
NH ihIas n N4f ffIfsH1 en- h4Fs LssH
H. NfkaH liiff 8fh aN#fa ihaf shafe
: niohf ~ Ntfsfsfla ttty HrmnBsed n
isiga n ne iHaff a MsHfa. Fhs.
Htie lhsf hNaa W aaHIhR WI gaihef
~ m9as fhsa men sHssk ehiY Hpaa
- ihaY ~ YER ffteft N their lice n.
business ~ fff1ff IN iilelf flaHAihips.
SOD fsiealmehls. shi hare hiHHfs Aett
4bsf if4H ssg sisss n men ~ lbalf
ash bsHd ThA9 t4se HFef IN ihflf
afeffHi hcNil4h p plaaa made iamnaA
hy ne aHiag sfthiis N LATTE ut
no lft lFfnff I've yssr, sHf haze
aafef beea kn1#H ~ as ~ ealfi uHitl
ihtt Wtss n sasmi shefe WAafOs
1moaf them Nhifh I'D ~ loyal proceed.
Iagt, ahd NE making ~ counter ehafget
Uhe pAffy N Manila nan charged
aHGihff psfty ~ Their e1Hniffmsh With
stealing mgis, and the latter charged
the others with ifespass and malicious
mischief lhlfh ildes waived lflal -
Jury, md ne consequences was Judge
lishn va compelled 70 Efapple with the
etso Ailsr hearing b.ih parties, The
1uige admitted q question n All The
acnied "Wauld yun rather make
friends. shake hands and 70 and take a
drink together. or al - 70 The roniien.
iiaryi' After considerable hesitation
they All agreed that Il was better TO
make friends T%hefeupon they we're
ordered to shake hands. which they did,
and then loft the courtroom for the
nearest grocery, amidst tho laughter Of
tho by.sisudsrs and the congratulations
NJ their friends.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

The Carson Apteai IL authority for
the statement that Senator Fair, q Of
tho bonanza firm" Is in constant fear
n being thrashod or killed "whcneyer
he goes 10 the Comstock," rs there are
men there "who have been ruined by his
treachery, and vow they will take his
life According b the ApPDdi, she Is
represented as being almost crazod with
fear and haunted by a well.iounded
Tread Of everybody
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

A PERFECTLY formed specimen Of the tramp
yesterday called into a tOp.ioor office on Girls
void street, AMI on being asked his business
he replied; Gould you spare half a dollar
10 a man who wants To re oh Butfaloin mo,
SIR Gould you spare a quarterf' mot
unless he earned IT. Gould he earn ittii
Eyes, air. There's a ton Of coal at the curb
stone which | want brought up here.n "a
whole ionn That's what ] paid for"
And four stories highri ayes, this Il the
fourth story The IN N sighed heavily and
was going sway when the gentleman called
out; Wei, what DO you s9yt' ~ can't
promise, sir. III walk around the block and
consult my feelings "a to how bad ] want 10
reach Bulslo. The more ! look at that coal
the more ! think Detroit Is the incest place In
the world TO winter ln.n- D,troli Fr,e Freta.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
liquid Manure.

-
II Is n matter Of grcit surprise that
many farmers allow the liquid contents
Of their barn.yards TO be washed away
into creeks and rivers, instead Of say ng
and utilizing Il in iertili1ing their land.
Nor will ID ever be otherwise until
proper means are taken 10 prevent H.
There certainly would be no great
trouble in doing 50. All that Is ncccs
sary Is TO dig q round pit or cistcrn OF
sufficient size Just outside the barn.yard,
and wnlling Il up with stone. firmly Inn
beddcd IN cement mortar To make il
watcr-tight A trench, or sort of blind
ditch about n foot In dcpth-,he sides of
which TO be also walled with stone 90
should then be dug all along the lower
side Of the yard, close inside the fence.
for the purpose Of conducting the liquid
from the yard 10 the c%istern. IRON which
Il Is TO bo pumped or emplied as needed,
into n iise-barrel cask. placed in the
hind end OF n wagon 10 be hauled to
wherever wanted. A hole should have
been previously bored into the cask
neat is lower heading. from which
there should extend a piece OF rubber
hose 10 connect Il with q distributor
snspendsd from tho rear end OF tho
wagon by means Of iron rods. tho dis.
iributcr TO be made Of a four-lnch pump
stock, live feet In length. closed at both
ends. and perforated with quarter inch
hules at short intervals tho whole Length
Of the bottom. for the purpose Of dis.
tribuling the liquid over the land.
With such n contriyance Il l. an easy
matter to distribute the liquid rs fast as
accumulated. and Il is particularly bcne-
fetal to grass land =, any time when
the grass Is not large enough TO be In.
iured by being driven over. By this
means, and BY carefully saving and util.
icing MI other manurial material found
on the premises, we verify bel eve that
on a majority Of farms the mos, Of the
money now being spent In the purchase
Of fertilizers could be saved. tiBiorr
Nm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

TuR voLr,rc Bstr Co, Marshall, Mich, win
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltalc
Bclts aud Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days 10 men young or odd who are al.
nlcted with nervous debility, lost vitality aud
kindred Troubles guaranteeing speedy aui
complete restoration ofhesilh and manly ylgor.
Address a. above. ". B-No risk Is Incurred,
a. thirty days trial IL allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

The Georgia Legislature has made
an appropriation Of $1,000 for a portrait
Of the late Senator Hill, to be placed on
the wall Of the Chamber Of Representa-.
tiycs. AGcorgia artist will be selected
to paint u.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

When the Hops in each bottle Of Hop Bit
tiers lat the present price, N25 per lb.,) cost
more than a bottle u sold for, besides tho
other costly medicines, aud thr quality and
price are kept the same, We think il Ia honest
and liberal IN the pronrietOrs, and no ono
should compltin, OF buy or use worthless
stun, or cheating bogus limitations because
the price il less.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
AlrrrLr rlrl, .ome three or four yelr, ola.

ALIrTLE girl, some three or four yeirs old,
had been corrected by her mother somewhat
severely. In the sans family was another
little girl 81 thtee and onc.hilf years, say NJ
temporarily. whose mothe, was not living.
As soon As the I've were alone this latter one
expressed her sympathy for the culprit az
follows Use sorry for 100. Ny mamma Il
in neiver- Don't you wish yours waslr-
Chicago Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

NM. Ba0ws safsi~Nervuus Or Dysteptlc
Headafhcs cured b. Dr, q W BENSON
Celefy ant Chamomllc Pills
Dr. Benson's Skin Cum consists ot in'
lsmal and external treatment Removes hu-
nOfs 0i All kinds Perfectly safe.
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