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CONSIGNEES.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
April 23-FOrdg Office. + Stubs & Co, II b
CasseIs, a Haas 4 Bro, DIR Cox, Eckman 4 V,
est JnO Oliver, Miss II Taylor, 7 Bond, NJ
DOYLE, Allen Il l., c \ DraytOn.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, April 23-Fordg Office. West Bros, w )
King. NJ Henderson, Lee Roy Myers. L NJ
Hui1. 5 Guckenheimer 4 Son, Mcmillan Bros,
Bond & :, Peter Jones, C Ill Dorset. X IL Rep
pard Hasam n II, A \ Aveilhe, Frank Il Co,
SlOat, B & Co, Meinhard Bros Co, ID hol-
lister, Cohen, Dale, w u Co, Bacon " j,
III MYERS Il Bros, Geo Walter, l. Gullmartln
Il Co, NJ Farley, JnO Flannery a Co, Il L
Roberts. w { Jackson, p Williams u Co,
Peacock, III & Co, Walker, 4 " Co. Z l. Jones,
II Grant Il Co, Order, ID Bacon " Co. w
Per Central Railroad, April 2S-Fordg Agt.
Mp Hight, q Haynes Il Bro, Z 2 Bond, Geo
Schley, Saussy, Ii 4 r, y Letter, MOhr Bros,
{ IL Carson, Frank Il Co, Weed " c, g Eek
stein & Co, NJ Y Henderson, IL Myers 4 Bros,
5 Cohen, VIM Hone Il Co, Richardson " Men,
Savannah Art Co, NJ BOley Il Son, / Epstein
& Bro, Lippman Bros, NJ Ferst & Co, Craw-
ford, A j Miller Il Co, | LaRoche's Sons,
Branch & {, Lee Roy Myers Hanley, Miller
x ), Haines a ;, West Bros estate Jno UllVer'
Thos + Stubs, A 5 Nichols, Singer Mfg 60,
w c jackson, ID Bacon n Co, Order, Bald
win & Co, ii NJ Conner & Co, w w Gordon "
Co, Bogart & II, Geo Walter.
Per steamship WIN Crane, from Baltimore
+ J Acosta, Abrahams 4 Il, G w Allen, John
BannOn. NJ BOley 4 Son, Bigelow, Chess,
Carley 4 Co. e III Carson, COckshutt " l., Is >
Cubbedge. Crawford 4 L., Z II Ry, { X X, Nj
] DOOncr, A Ehrlich, NJ Fefst n Co. y Heller,
A Haas 4 Bro, ID w Helmkin, A Hanley, 6 M
Heidi 4 Co. f Lee II Co, Lippman Bros,
JnO Lyons, ID Lester, ID II Levy, Ludden Y
II. Miller & 5, IL Miller, \ Miller y Co, TheO
Meeyes VI Mendel 4 Bro, w B Nell Il Co, +
Gilman, Rev ThOs O'Hara, estate Jno Oliver,
Palmer Bros, j b Reedy, I Ruckert, Henry
Scbafer. $. r q W Ry, II Solomon & Son. L A
ScbWarz i w lyman, @ : Van Horn & Co,
] Ii West & Co. ID Weisbein, Weed " G.
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Commercial.
sAVANNAH NIARKET.
80 ID TIIE MORNING NEws

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, April 3, 1883, 4P.N,N
.orrUs.-The market opened steady. with q
--.Irrafc demand, at yesterdays closing quo
..rau-. At p. m. the market was steady.
.- finally closed steady, with sales Of IN
re-e-. We give the official quotations OF the
-.-.rrah Cotton Exchange.
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Great Praise.

Albert 6. Mann, of Cottage Home, ILL.,,
says: IL have been Frustrated for three or
more years with Kidney disease; at times
| was not able to put on my boots; my
wife has often pulled them ON for me. /
was not so bad as that all the time, but l
never knew what it was to be without
pain in my back until l commenced using
Hunts Remedy. Since l began to take
Hunts Remedy have been free from all
pain, and take pleasure in saying that it
is the best medicine that l ever knew for
Kidney and Liver Diseases"
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer David Clark, HallOwes, Daricn,
Brunswick and intermediate landngs-WO ID
bridge Il Hartman
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Shipping 9ntrlIiornrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY:
SUN RISES. Observation-Disclosures. ..5:2O
Sun SETS ................ . 6:36
HIGH WATER at TT Pulaski .S:33 S:54PM
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Savannah, Florida & Western RV,

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, January II, 1852.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, January Is.
~ 1888, Passenger Trains on this road will
run as follows:
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Railrnana.
Central & Southwestern R. Rs.
READ DOWN.
READ nnwn.

SAYANNAH. GA, April Z. 1883.
Il N and after SUNDAY, April s, 1883. pas :
~ senger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches will RIM n
follows: ~ 80
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TUESDAY. April q, 1888.
ARRIVED At TYBEE YESTERDAY
Schr Francis Godfrey, Godfrey, Boston
Master.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report.
FrNANcTAT

tteis, April e, ] 30 p. m.-Rentes. 79f &C..
N 2. m.-Hentes. 79f z2lze.
'4'ASA, April 2s.-Spanish gold 1917. Ex-
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~ Il w Y O r. x
Commission aflrrrbamto.
w. NJ. JUSTICE

wholesale Commission Merchant,
No. 313 North Water Street. Philadelphia.
HSpecialties. Southern Fruits and Vegetables
COUTHERN reference: A. Canale, Fruit
- Importer and shipper, Charleston, 5. c.;
A. III. Champion, Grocer and Shipper, Savan-
nah, Ga: ". II. Ousley, Postmaster and
shipper, Ousley, Ga; W. +. Rice, Postmaster
and shipper, ArredOndO. Fla; L. W. Gamble,
Grocer and shipper, Tallahassee, Fla.
E@ Large shipments remittedday Of SALE
>hipmenfsre Daitted weekly.
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DEPARTFD YESTERDAY-

CLEARED YESTERDAY
steamship PecOnic (Br), jenkins, Marscillcs
a Minis q Sons
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Merchants aud Miners TranspOrta.
tatiOn Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

CABIN PASSAGE Sl5 IN
SECOND CABIN - 10 50
EACUKoION .-----.-.-... .- ..----...... - 90
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rNtSCIAL.-MOney continues casy,. with
-rgIdcm8ud. In domestic exchange the banks
lnI bankers are buying sight drafts at par,
irI selling at a. per cent. premium; SUP
rrr -ht and demand good. Sterling Ex-
trar-t-MJrket dull; sixty day bills.
rtl bills lading attached, bankers, 81 50;
commercial 81 I9lS; ninety days, prime,
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The sidewalks of Toulouse are laid with
small pebbles, set edgewise in KIND oil
herring-bOne fashion. 1t is said TO make
the shoe trade in that town very profitable,
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CONSIGNEES

Per steamship PecOnic (Br) for Marsoillcs
$40 bbls rosin, weighing 3,39j,625 pounds.
Per schr Annie Bliss, for New IOrk-265, 222
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
Ratlroa0a.
Charleston & Savannah RV. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, January Is, 1888.
COMMENCING MONDAY, January 18th,
- at Z 80 m, and until further notice, trains
will arrive and depart as follows:
u.
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SrOREs.-ROsins opened and closed
70 sales Of $50 barrels. We quote:
ID 81 20, Z 81 45, FSl 30. q 81 90, II
! 81, h - Is. NJ 81 IS. y 81 IS, win
,s So .. Spirits turpentine opened
closed quiet, with nothing doing.
s5 barrels reported early IN the dav.
c- Regulars 42l &C., oils and wills
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laval STOREs.-Sd1.-ROsin and Spirits
SS9lA orders, for United Kingdom or Continent,
--l ~ So stl,G5s Cd. cOastwise, nominal. Steam
\ l9 boston, soc. on rOsin, 81 90 on spirits; TO
's~ ork, rOsin 40c., spirits Soc; Philadel-
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LtABER.-By SGd.-TOnnage is in good sup
.s' Quo al arrivals are readily placed ON
ta-.W.-e business at this or the nearby
lii.h- ports. OlshOrc charters are now
-'It tlmcult to obtain, CarthaEcna and
hafgoua being the only inquiries we hear
NJ. Hile> generally steady. We quote: To
h-l-.more and Chesapeake ports, s. ONG6 90;
u Philadelphia. $ 75Cd6 so; To New York
e-t SOUND ports. $6 OOG7 90; to Boston
--l eastward, s. OO(dS 90; to st. John. y. b..
We' h, timber 81 90 higher than lumber
.e.s-. % the West Indies and windward.
ei %, to South America, SO 00d2l 90;
~ l"ni-h and Mediterranean ports, SIS 90; 10
l,ti Kingdom for orders, timber 3is.CaS5s.,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-08-18

The horrors of accident are not indi-
vidual. The Brooklyn bridge crush is
followed by the fatal stampede in .
sunderland hall. A great catastrophe
IS invariably duplicated at another time
and place. They can not be effected by
the influence of the press. Neither are
epidemics of crime wholly effected by
the press, any more than epidemic dis
ease. It may be determined after q
time that there is sporadic poison in
the moral atmosphere as well as in that
we breathe, and that there may be spir-
itual communications as well as physi-
cal contagions.-Chicago Inter Ocean
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FARM AND FIREsIDE.


If the harrow were drawn through
when young over one-half the turnip
fields the final yield would be one-third
more. Prairie Farmer.
"A little oxalic acid put in the water
in which you wash your hands will re-
move the stains caused by cutting pota-
toes. Lemon Juice will take away
berry stains.-N. r Times.
Giving the pigs little charcoal oc-
casionally corrects acidity of the
stomach and insures . healthy c0ndi-
ton. If charcoal is not at hand, give
charred cinders of the stove coal
Chicago journal.
Vinegar sauce: One and . halt
cups of sugar, one and half table
spoonfuls Of flour in little water, two
tablespoonful of vinegar, . quarter Of
q grated nutmeg, and pinch of salt.
Over this pour one and . half pints Of
boiling water and boil ten minutes.
just before taking from the stove add
one desert spoon Of butter. The House
hold.
How to detect bad eggs: Dissolve
120 grammes of common salt in litre
of water. An egg put in this solution
on the day it is laid will sink to the
bottom; one y day old will not reach
quite to the bottom of the vessel; an egg
three days old will swim on the surface.
This is an old recipe, but it is worth re
membering. Boston Post.
An easy way to make pretty white
dresses for small children is to make the
upper part of white goods which il
woven in such . way that it has the APP
pearance of insertion and of puffs; the
bottom may be a rufile of Hamburg.
These dresses are so easily ironed and ii
takes SO little time to make them that
they are highly recommended,-M Y.
Post.
1t is q creditable state of mind
which impels one to always buy the
best, but the highest-priced things are
not always so. For some kinds of cook
ing a moist brown sugar is preferable
to the best white. In soft gingerbread
this is especially true. Then for ginger
snaps and cake and bread the old dark
molasses is preferred by all good cooks
to the best New Orleans. 1t is inn
possible to make ginger-snaps both
crisp and yet tender without this.-N
Y. Examiner.
The Massachusetts Ploughman says
that ''every orchardist should be urged
to destroy the small apples IS fast as
they drop, and to try to catch the
moths as they ascend the tree to lay
eggs for second crop of worms, for Il
is the second crop more than the first
crop that does the injury. To catch
the moths band of cotton around the
trunk of the tree near the branches will
do good, if frequent examinations are
made, and the moths killed. No doubt
the most effectual and probably the
cheaper way to get rid of the codling
moth is to turn pigs enough in the
orchard to eat the apples as fast IS they
drop"
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NEARLY all the petroleum that goes
into the worlds commerce is produced
in district of country about . hundred
and fifty miles long, with . varying
breadth Of from one to twenty miles,
lying mainly in the State Of Pennsyl-
vania, but tapping cser . little on its
northern edge into the State of New
York. This region yielded, in 1881,
&c. $50, 8l3 barrels, aad in 1882, 81, $685.
$50 barrels. A little petroleum is OBJ
tanned in West Virginia, little at vari-
Gus isolated points in Ohio, and little
in the Canadian province of Ontario.
There is also small field in Germany,
larger one, scantily developed, in
Southern Russia, and one still larger,
perhaps. in India. The total produc-
faon Of all the fields, outside of the
region here described. Is but . small
fraction in the general account, how
ever. and has scarcely an appreciable
influence upon the market. Further
more, the oil Of these minor fields.
whether in America or the Old World,
is of an inferior quality, and so long rs
the great Pennsylvanis reservoir holds
out. can only supply , local demand in
the vicinity Of the wells. "-E. v Small
ley, IN ne Century.
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Nh. NORMAN HrxT Of No. 1853 Chestnut St., Spring
Acid. Mass, writes April 10 lss3 saying:
Having the afnction caused by kidney and liver
dacases and after enduring the sces pains weakness
and Depression incident thereto until body and soul
were nearly distracted. sought for relief and
nom my trouble, and was told by friend, who had
bcencurcd by It himself that the best and only
cure was Hunts Remedy. and upon his rccomnlcnda-
ton commenced taking IT. and the first few doses I'm
proved my condition In . very marked manner and .
continuance Of it, has justified all that my friends
claimed for it-<hat 1t was sure and permanent
for al diseases Of the kdncys and liver. Several
my friends In Springfield have used It with tho most
gratifying rcsulfs and feel II my duty - well -
pleasure to me to recommend Hunts Remedy in the
highest possible terma~
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A GLASGOW boy has been summoned as
witness in case before the Municipal
Court His mother took great pains in in
structing him as to his behavior, and was
particularly solicitous as to his doing at
once, without moments hesitation, what
ever he might be asked to. The hour Of
trial arrived, and Jock, in his SUNDAY
claes," set out for court in high spirits.
He'd not been gone long when he returned,
sobbing bitterly. The following colloquy
ensued: "Whats wrang VII We, laddiey 7"
wiz yer" "Nae muckle, tell YEP AZ
length his mother succeeded in eliciting the
truth: "Weell, they TUX me into . big
room VII chiel VII white pow (head)
sittin' his lane, an lot o. mair chiefs sis-
TIM below him, am the chiel VII thu white
pow axed me ma name. An tellp him,
Jock MacNab.' AM he tellt' me: Jock
MacNab, baud up your ham an sweir.'
your cen, sir:' and they put me oot."-
Glasgow Times.
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Two young ladies Of Terre Haute
were returning from California. The
parlor car was crowded with passengers.
At small station q woman in snowy
attire entered and demanded q whole
section. 1t was not to be had, and the
conductor, brakeman, porter and cook,
who seemed to be impressed with the
new passengers Importance, were all
painfully exercised to know where to
put her. The cause of all this commo-
ton was very blonde, very large, very
richly clothiA, and very swell. When
it seemed impossible to get her q whole
section, or even half one, she turned
to the young ladies and said: xviii
you consent to take the upper berth of
your section and let me have the
lower?r
''Sorry we can't oblige you," replied
one of the pink-cheeked fairies; 'sbut
really we prefer TO keep the lower berth
ourselves"
Then the big blonde Strengthened her.
self up, threw ineffable contempt and
importance into her pale eyes. and said:
Perhaps you don't know who amp"
mo, we DON'T" replied the Terre
Haute girl. in . tone Of serene indiffer-
ence.
Twill tell you," said the woman OF
silks and jewels, II am Mrs. Colonel
Dunlevy Wickersham' Ounlevy Wick
ersham is known all along that end of
the road rs bonanza man-bushels of
money--so that he needs nothing more }
Are you, indeed?" replied the
Hoosier maiden. Perhaps YOU don't
know who amp
Madame Bonanza's face said that she
didn't, and, also, that she had some
curiosity.
.'Well, I am Mrs. General Grant"
And l." said her companion, who
had hitherto kept silent, s'am Queen
Victoria. ~ Indianapolis RericW.
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Those inngu1d. tirooome oounatSoua cnuninR
Jon to feel scarcely able 70 b on your fest:
that constant drain lit = ta1ing from YOUR
system al IT. forDse elasticity: dnavine the
bloom from your chooks; thnt oou<inuel Strain
upon your Vital forces, reud,ring you irrito-
Bile and fretful. can easily be removed BY the
use Of that marvellous romedy, Hop Bitters.
Irregularities and obstxuctfons Of your system
are relieved 1t once. while Tie special caus OF
periodical pain are permanently removed.
Mono receive % much benefit and none are
90 profoundly grateful and show such an m
terestin recommending Hop Bittsn - women.
Feels Young Again.
Aysmother was amicted . long time with
Neuralgia and . dull heavy, inactive condf-
ton Of the whole uyutem: headache. nervous
prostration. and was almost helpless. No ply
sicians or medicines did her any GOOD Three
months ago che began to use Hop Bitters with
such good eject that she seems and feels
We think there IL no other medicine nt to use
in the fsmily."-A LADY, In Providence.
BRADFORD, PA, Nay g. lSsE
II has CURED me Of several diseases, such e
nervousness sickness at tie stomach. month
" troubles. ctc. Ihave not seen sick day in
year, since I took Hop Bitters All my
neighborsuse them. Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 Lost" A tour of Europe that cost me
5000, done me less GOOD than one bottle OF
Hop Bitters; they also cured my wife Of If
teen years nervous weakness sleepleasncss
and dyspepsia" h. n. Auburn. N. =.
High Authority.
Hop Bitters IL not, IN any sense, an alcoholic
beverage or liquor. and could not b cold for
use except TO porsons desirous Of obtaining .
medicinal bitfersL
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The success which man achieves 10
life cannot be measured entirely by the
amount of money he accumulates; were
this the case, success in agricultural
would be far below that of mercantile,
commercial or speculative pursuits, in
these Gas in lotteries) the many blanks
and failures make the few prizes and
.millionaires.
1t would be narrow-minded to claim
for agriculture all that enthusiasts do
when they say that in it only can per.
feet development of mind and body be
attained, or that farmers are of more
importance to commerce and the trades
than these to them; still, the fact re.
mains that man, with his wonderful
physical, mental and moral compost.
ton, cannot maintain and reproduce
his full powers in the artificial existence
which be leads in city, or in seden.
tary life. Without the country, cities
could not continue; the health, the
strong body so essential to the sound
mind, is furnished by recruits from the
sons of the soil. Mother Earth gives
- - -I~-- e ~
c"n suPPly' anu INC anuson VI .ns
oouy 10y ~no 80 ~ ..o c':y anu
.h anJ 1 ms - s -, LINZ saes - sJn,
S o,1.n =. .,; sII -. o' h J Io WY
but with the vim In him which soon
leaves far behind his enfecbled city con-
temporary From these facts we argue
s su"s ny s.u ssss :" -. IA ny ~
lnolS conPioncnslse, a.u alv v 1a1 PC
.s;s h mcro nyaoy Ma sa ME -
s sn,s Du' Wy" ,.J -. ~. :" ~ ~ :.
Az, :. IN , =. -, -. .'ss III. I.s
usiI ~ Ro. an IN lay; ,' IN, 'us. =
VII, wn n.As a. al 80. ss an 1..s. no - =
l ,.oss u,es'' my ,:t IsS .Io tut ssoPc ~
- aRp.m snt lug ~ ne WV
III. naA1s -. VIM IL no "a. Ian 49,. ~ Houn
10y "1 ON . Lys .ne 49, uePc ~ 1o'
omy ~. n' :- snu o"o-s oas ~
,:N:o au.n' 'n'sa,y, pSi.sy anS . IT,
.sop, uIyn '''o il'n''' s'ounu ''s
euLai nies'ucs'
A young man beginning the business
OF life on farm, should nave little
capital, not too much-lust enough TO
give him heart to work. he encounters
and overcomes difiicuitles, improves his
farm, his stock, his buildings, and Is
not neglectful OF his own moral and
mental culture; his gains, though slower
than those OF his city brother appear to
be, are far more sure, and his chances
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Medical SKIN banned.

T. c. Coyle, of Clarksburg, w. Va,
writes: am quite familiar with ScovILL's
SARsAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA, or BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP, having used it for the
past fifteen years rs an Alternative medi-
cine, and can safely say that it is superior
TO any with which l am acquainted now in
the market for the cure and centred of those
diseases of the blood that have baffied the
skin of the masters Of the medical profess
sion.
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"A South Carolina man rode twenty
three miles to stab and destroy prize
pumpkin which his enemy was raising
to exhibit at the county far, and, fur
ther, the mob missed lynching him by a
full quarter of an hour.-Detroit Free
Press.
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Impure blood; dyspepsia, weak lungs,
weak kidneys, and weak nervous system
arc the i've great enemies Of physical en-
durance. Purify the blood, strengthen the
various organs of life by using DR.. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, .
preparation of Yellow Dock, Sarssparilla,
Juniper, Iron. Buchu, Celery, Calisaya,
etc. 1t is the Queen Of all blood purifiers!
1t strengthens every part OF the body. Its
use will make you healthy and strong and
increase your power of endurance. 1t Is
Natures best assistant. Try it.
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Mn. n. ". PAYxK, manufacturer Of harness, sad
dlery, trunkA vaIisea. etc.. No. "a Main Street.
Springfield Masa. writes us under date Of April 10
1885, "a
'GKxTLENKx-Iha have used Hunts Remedy. the best
medicine for diseases Of tho kdneyA liver. blsd6cr
and urinary orgaua and have received great benefit
my health from it, use and hnd that II VIII Do Just
Whist claimed for IT. 1t viii disease and restore
health. therefore pronounce Il the best medicine
that have ever used"
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Reader, can you believe that the Creator
affiicts one-third of mankind with disease
for which there is no remedyl DIR. X. ".
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
cured hundreds of cases of consumption,
and men are living to-day-healthy, robust
men-whom physicians pronounced incura-
BILE, because one lung was almost gone.
Send two stamps for DIR. Pierce's pamphlet
on Consumption and kindred Affections.
Address WORLD's DrsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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BOSTON : ALBANY RA1LRoAp.

Railroad 1t Springfield Mass. writes April u lsss:
have used Hunts Remedy. and my experience with
Il has been such that can chccrfuy say that am
sned that II VIM do just what Il promises to do II used
according TO directions"
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TEE proper way to warm the house Il "a
keep the cellar coaled.
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INvKNToRs' HAND Just out.
How great fortunes have been made. His.
Fitzgerald, Solicitor, Washington, d. G.
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ELKroN, KY.-Dr. E. B. Weathers says,
regard Browns Iron Bitters a. medf
cine Of unusual worth.0
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MARRIAGE toilets for gentlemens IN
advertised in an Omaha newspaper.
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