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DICATEONS.

For Tennessee and the OHIO VALLEY and Lo,rer
lake region 'ea'mer, fair lCeoter, possibly oc,Osd
by local rains, variable minds, mostly southeriv
statiOnoIy or LOrer pressure.
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BANK CHECKS.
A NEW ORDER ISSUED IN REGARD TO THEI
CANCELLATION.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue has Issued q circul ar
supplementary 10 circular 259 in regard TO
The redemption and cancellation of stamps
imprinted on checks, drafts, etc. 1t provides
that imprinted checks and drafts may be sent
to the Internal Rsvenus Bureau at once,
instead Of from July lat, next, as originally
intended. Such as are received will be can
celled and retured, if possible, by July 1st.
They may be presented in sheets or bound In
books, and will be returned in the same con-
dition. Blanks which have been compressed
isto blocks or pads mu.t be separated before
presentation.
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Maud SIS First Trial 20 a Wagon.

HARTFORD, June l.-Maud S. at the Char
ter Oak Park races to-day msde the first trial
to q wagon that she ever made. The first
mile was made in 2:23}, the second mile in
2:l8 and the last half mile in l :06.
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Dp.v1Nc 0EIury 1850

Wm. W. Irwin, L. & n. R. R., Second and
Main sts,, Louisville, KY. ...............
Ed Z. Richardson, Reidsville, n. O. $3.50
troit Mich ................................
w. NJ. Martin, Bangor, Mich.......-..............
c. Pittman, Mount Vernon, KY, through
Farmers National Bank, Stanford, KY,
P. 8. Dicharry, Ascension Parish, La,
through Bernard Lemsnn, Donaldson
Il. B. Maynard, 220 Third ST., New Orleans,
La
f. A. Magi, 162 Ursulines St., New Orleans,
L. Dupeire, 354 Dauphine ST., New Orleans,
J. G. spear, 16 and IS Boylston Market, Bos-
ton, Mass.
John Ii. Scott, W. & G. r. K. Co., Washing
tnn ID q
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.reu.mIiIs AZ ChicaEo shutl,nx Down

CHICAGO, June 1.-The acceptance Of the
scale for pud ding By the iron-masters at
Pirsbnrg Yesterday, does not affect the steel
miils, but mas merely to do with those work.
ins merchant iron. There are only two OF
the latter class OF mills in this yicinity-at
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TEE mum bers Of The Living A4s f,r ]

Do SANDWICHES cone from the Sandwich
Islands? OF course not, but consum ptios
always comes from neglected colds. And a
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup AIKEN in
time will save much suff.riug
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DRAWING OF sEPTEMBER -, 1ss

R.R Deacon, collected through Bates Coun.
ty National Bank, Butler, Mo............
D. ?. Blair, president East Mississippi Mat
rimouisl Association, Columbus, Miss,
P. N. johnson, Houston, Tex. ............ ......
Peter o. Johnson, Ill Seneca ST., LeaveR-
WORM, hdn...........
Michael A. Finnegan, Elder place, Bos-
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.
An NILS Ranninx a, C,evsIavd.
HnI All sIrn Ihe saaI..

CLEVELAND, o., June 1.-The iren. works
are all in operation as usual, and there is
nothing to Indicate that a strike had been
rorgananIatad
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DRAWING OF AUGUST 8, 1882

J. a. Burks, Leolia, Natchitoehes Parish
(Ropeline Slation), La........................
D. W. sweeny, Dodd City, Tex, collected
through Fannin County Bank, Bon
John Reed, Ia West Washington st. Bloom
ington, Ill......... ......
G. G. Reeve, Lyons,
W. w. Holloway, South Third ST., Lafay-
ette, lnd.-.......... --..---..-..--
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THE RACING RECORD
Five IO0d Events Over a Fast Track,
Before a Large Crowd, at
Louisville.
Three Of the Fay0rites Beaten The
Brighton Beach Raees-Ihe
Diamond Field.

LOUISVILLE, June Five races we're run
to-day over fact track, under pleasant skie.
end In the presence OF a large number oi
people. The fret race, club purse Of $3.50
for Two year-olds, hve-eis hths of a mile, wai
won by Rosary in l:04t. The winner wa,
barred in the pools; Richard L. second, and
Wizard, the f.vorile, third. Two other,
started. The Magnolia Stake, for al
ages, three-quArIer mile hsats, Was the
exciting event. Ssnnterer wos the frs
hest in 1:l5, Fatiui.zs the seeoud in :l53
and then the two ran a dead heal
in I:l9. Ths fourth aud last heal
was taken By F.tinirza in l:181. Fellow
play aDd Claude Brannou were the othsl
starters. For the Falls City Handicap, eus
mile aud 500 yards, nine horses contested
Highfyer won in 2:lSi, with Wedding Day
second, Ballard third, the fsvorite, Wash
burn, being unable to get place. The Rich.
ards Memorial Stakes, for three-year-olds
brought five starters 10 the post. Tilforc
proved the victor in 2:1S, with Pearl Thorr
second and Ocelot third. The Club purss
of $500, for three.yeAr-old fllies, one mile
and one-sixteenth, was won by Rena 3. in
l 81; Brocade second, the faYorite, Billeta
third,
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IHE jackson Clarion nominzies the Hon.
Y. 4. Singleton for Speaker of the next
House. An excellent selection.
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AxBER.ooLoRKp and invisible Celluloid
Eve Glasses have attained general pCFulsri-
ty with the lsdies. For sale BY all leading
iexelers and opticians.
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sALM MORSE, of Passion Pay notosis,y,
Is going to retire to convent in Syris. Hap
py riddance.
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Stockholders neeting.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
L Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad Company
will be held at the companys ofice, ia VicksburE,
on WEDNESDAY, the 2otn OF June. lesS.
II
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HAyIsG to remove my marble works very
soou. I sm nov offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices:
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rHE High School commencement, which
took place at the TheAter last night, was the
successful elimination OF seasons work
that reflects nost credi ably upon Supern
tsndept Collier and his teachers. The ex
aninations during the past week have been
conducted in the strictest manner possible,
without fear, favor or affection, and the IA
vorable result is due to the fidelity of the
teachers and the close attention of their pu,
1--we think it not too much 10 say that
tic schools are in fair condition o.
and that il they are not disturbed
rAof textbooks, plans or teachers,
epermitted 10 enjoy q season oi
outside control sad dictatioD,
re next three or four years
.,.ery highest condition
IN sound
~ these s,
" reads like.
John Kn9
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NHEMPHIS r. A. CHAPTER, No. 95, F.
wi and A.M.-Wil meet in special con- -
vocation in the Tabernacle, Masonic Tenn. W ~
pie, this SATURDAY. evening at 7:S0 ~
O'Clock, for work in the Past Masters "
Degree. Visiting companions frateruslly invited.
By order B. F. HALLER, Il. P.
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We will supply dealers and families with
above wines by the dozen in bottles, or by the
gallon or cssk, at very low prices. R.spess.
fully, B.J. sEsnxEs co.
HDPHn, May "a 1883.
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER 10, 1882

John C. Reuss, Ascension Parish, La. ..........
GWynn Harris, 60s F st., S. w., Washing
ton, D. ...........................
w. L. Lewis, Cooperative Ice Co., Washing
ton, d. C.......................----
sam Hobson, Memphis, Tenn.
G. C. Huntington, New York City..............
f. Samoan, publisher Sentinel, Thiboeaux,
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ENTRIES FOR ro-pA4s RACES

FuN tdce.-Se ling race Ior purje oil
1850, OF which $50 i, 10 60 10 second horses
TO be aoid for 5000 10 carry fmi weight,
$500 SLOWED Ave pounds, $1,000 allow d ten
pounds, 5000 allowed seventeen pounds,
usual conditions; mile aud.a-quarter G. en-
g.sieo (l02 Ibs), LatesirIng Ql4 los. J,
M,ritou 10S lbs.), Silvio 109 los }, Batter
Fortune (102 lbs.), jos S.arx (l0S lbs }, Ne
ropolis az lbs.).
Second Roce.-Swigert Stakes, ali ages, S25
entrance, $40 if declared by April lst, $500
added, of which 500 goes to second and $50
to third horse, the winner of the Derby,
Clark or Merchanta' S axes to carry FIVE
pounds extra, one mile L. C. Buce'a brown
gslding Vibrator 81 by Virgil (99 lbs J,
Churchill & Johoson'- bay gelding Gus Mat
thus az by Buckden Ql4), Hayden & Bar
ry's chestnu, geidiog Cleaner a. bT Gienelg
(1l4), CIV. Darden & Co.'s chestnut geidiDg
Medit,tor az by Buckden (l19), Morris &
Pstton's bSy gslding Fellowplay I5) BY
LongfeIlow (ll8), J. 4 Wats's chestnut colt
St.ndiford Keller (3) by Great Tom (1O2), J.
L. WilliaLns's brown gelding Checkmste
(ased) by Glen Atbol QlS), J T.Williams'4
bay gelsipg Rufus l. (4) by Bullion (14).
Third Rdce.-Club Puree OF 1900, Of which
S75 gees 10 second; owners handicap, mile
and one eighth. KIlmery eighiy-five pounds,
Standitord Keller ninety, Lizzie 8. ninety
| seven, lsAie eighty, Carson seventy five,
Pearl Jennings seventy-six, Lord Lyon one
hundred, Ballast eighty, Tangler ninety.
Fourth Roce.-FaiTvIeH purse of $500, oI
which S75 goes 10 second aud $50 to third
selling race for two-year.o olds, horses to be
sold for $4,000 to carry full weight, S25OO al.
lowed 6vo pounds, $1,000 seven pound.
$500 ten pounds, $1,000 twelve pounds usu q
selling conditions, three-quarters Of mile
Lloyd Daily ninety i've pounds, Redbud one
hundred, Bridget eighty-eight, Jessamine
Porter 6lly ninety. three, Voftaire ninety.
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EVEN the Hon. John R. Lynch refuses "to
nestle with Chalmers"
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California Wines.

We particularly invite attention to our
stock of the following brands of pure wines,
recently received direct from the vineyards
of sonoma Valley. They are excellent in
quality, very cheap In price, and absolutely
pure:
Angelica, Sweet, Port, Sweet
Sherry, Golden, Hook Dry
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DRAWING OF MLpCH 1,ss

]. Allen Schaeffer, Allentown, Pa....-........
J. J. Deyer, Handsoms Depot, Southamp-
ton county, VAN. ........................ =.
F. E. Calender, St Paul, Mimi, collected
through National Bank of st. Paul..
John Shipley, MorTistown, Tenn ....... .......
Israel Brown, Ocalu, FlE........-. .............
o. Allan Pierce, 1Ss Canal st. New Orleans,
Paid Intersections al Bank, Chicago, Ill. .....
B. a. Hathaway, Chicago. H.. .............
Jacob F. Dixon, Newbury port, ksss-....
George whitman, Kennerville, La-..........
Prof. John c. Spills, y Hopkins st Gin
cinnau, Ohio.
George Il. Persons, Mount Lookout, Ohio,
W. B. Cord, Amelia, ,Ohio-....................
John Francisco, Washington, D. C.............
| W 81. ST. Clair, Washington, D. C....M...-.
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SUMMARY


First Rscs.-Club purse of $3.50, for two
year otas, ave eighihs oil mile. B. Q.
Thom.s's Rosary won; J. w. Loud's Richard
l., second; J. & G. Svigerfs Wizard third.
Trsnsitman and Matinse also started. Time
-1:044,
Second Rsce.-Msgnolis Slaker, all ages,
three quarter mile heats. r. AcClel-
lands FatinilzI won; W. L. Csssidy's Saun-
terer, second; Morris d Palton's Fellowplay,
third, ruled out; Clark & Co.'S Claude Bran
non fourth, ruled out. Time-1:15, 1:l53,
1:l9, 1:1S2.
Taird Racs-Falls CityIHandicap, purse,
$500, one mile and 500 yards. SIemple &
Co.'s HighAyer won; Thomas & Co.'S Wed.
ding Day second; Mcintyre & Co.'s Ballard
third. Wsshburn, Japouica, Msmmonist,
Bassett, Dixietta and Foster also started
Silvio wac drawn, and Lutte Fogle refused at
the post. Time-2:133.
Fourth Racc.-Rica.rds Memorial Stakes,
for thr,e-ye.r olds, one mile and = quarter
W. L. Csssidy's Tilford won; J. I. Will
liams's Pearl Thorn second, P. Z. Fo1's
Ocelot third. Mayor .ise anGCh .rlie Lucas
also started. Longnisht asd VsolAtor were
drawn.
Fifth Rcee-CIub purse OF $500, mil, and
= sixteeuth. F. B HarpeI's Ke1a B. won !;
Mal0n. & Co.'S Brocsde second, L. J. Nichols
Bllletta third. Orange Blossom, Sadie Nc
Marry, O.ivette, LoDg@ate, Pilgrim Rose
and Correct aIeo startUd IiMe-I :5i
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MEMPHIS, NJ SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1888.
SENATOR HARRIS

was followed more briefly by the Hon. VIII
liam Springer, Of Illinois, after which the
Conference finally adjourned.
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, June 1.-The following il
the public debt statement for May:
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER IA, 1882

]. M Dixon, Ennis,
Josephine Miller, 3l9 Z. Fifty-Second ST.,
Chas. Mowatt, schooner Lucy May, New
buryport, Mass. ...-............ ............
Hermann Tossberg, New York City.
Chas- Noe, go New Church st., New York
W. T. Clark, Philadelphia, Pa.-....-......
Emil Weidig, 1142 Magazine St., New Or
leans, La. ............... ...............-..-
For account of Agent Southern Express
Co LHnnhhurg Va -----..---..-.-
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY Ia. 1883.

Chas. Rigney. jr., Maysville, Ala, collscted
through W. z. Risen d Co., Huntsville,
CritLenden t. Ceilings, Second National
Bank, Louisville, Ky........ ..... ... .........
Paid National Metropolitan Bank, Washing
ton, D.
George Kohler, Z.leski, Ohio, collected
through First National Bank, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. ................ ............
Samuel Cook, 1908 Tenth St., N. W., Wash
ington, d C...................... :. -.
Geo. E. Harris, surgeon-General's office,
Washington, d. acknowledgements.
L, K. Davis, 232 Washington St, New Or
leaos, Lh,.....-
P. Cusey, $50 Burgundy St, New Orleans.
Henry Aendel, collected through Season.
gsod, Sons & Co, Ciacinnsti. Ohio..
| G. Zeiss, Philadelphia, ,Pa.....................
| Paid Nodaway Valley Bank. karyville, No.,
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QUOTATIONS

For full particulars Of the Grand Seri-AnnHGl
Drd'1iH9 Of the lth instant see sehsrse in another
colGfmn Of this pdper to-ddy
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DRAWING OF JUNE 10, 1885,

Beall q Ricketts,, through Kentucky Ma
tional Bank, Louisville, KY. ..-..-.
Mrs. ]. Fronty, Se2 Bourbon ST., New Or
leansr La ...:......-.-....-..... -...........-.
Chas. W. Morrison, Ellsworth, Me.............
Joe c. Chambodut, Galveston, Tex........
H. D. Rayne, BaIonne and Canal sts., New
Orleans La.
Mrs. L. Horn, t57 st. Ann st., New Orleans,
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DRAWING OF MAY 9, 1852.

John Weger. Kasota, Mimi, through First
National Bank, st. Peter Minn............ $50 0
nue. N, Galveston, Tex...........:........ 100
W. II. Akers, a River st., Cambridgeport,
20
Gillett & Co.'S Newburyport EIpress and
Fast Freight Line, 80 Court square, 43
Franklin st. and 70 Kilby St., Boston,
MAS I'D
ST. Louis, Mo................. .......' 2,5
c. II. Stinson, Fairfield, Ia .................. IL
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER 10. 1882.

saIlie F. Kingsley, 1928 Master ST., Phila-
uelpnld, fd-
Thos. +. Bell, o25 4. Fifth At, South Boston,
a1ASs,-
Harper s. Fries, 1877 W. Court ST., Cincin-
natl, Quo ---...............:...........
John 7. GArvin, 26. Willard Place, South
End, Boston, Mass. sS......-.................-.....
F. Bollhagen, III Pine ST., st Louis, NO.,
l.. Shelton, collected through Kentucky
National Bank nk.................-.....
Mrs. Harriet Woodman, Vesper, Onondaga
county, N.
Paid Wells, Fargo & Co.'s, Bank, San Fran
cisco, Cal .................. .-..........
Underwood Fisher, collected through First
National Bank, Three Rivers, Mich.
Geo C. d D. Ayres, Dsnville, Ya..........
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DRAWING OF APRIL Is. 1883

Henry N. Kiessling, IsS Dearborn st., Chi
cago, IIl.---.-..
Anatole Trieot, YermilIionville, La. ......-.-.
James 4. Day, Aalts Bend, Saline Co, No.,
Edwin T. Eisenberg ir., Philadelphia, Pa,
H II. Harper, st. Georges Colleton,Co. sc.
VIM. Il. Hampton. Tracy City, Franklin
Co., Tenn........
R. F. Kruger, 24l Fourth ST., Milwaukee,
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They relieve the snesEEed liver, cleanse
the BEooa from p0ko0no01 hUmozs, and
cause the bowels 70 aet naturally, with.
cuf which no one eao feel well.
Try this remedy fAarzy, and You viii gain
y healthy DaGsstaon, Vlgor roaa Body. Pure
Frfce, 1S OSn@s. OmOe, IS Marcy st., n. Y.
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Alvin Kensler, Odesss, Ao........................
Augustine Lopez, sc Barohne ST., New Or
leans, La......
r. Tagliapietra, l23 Cont St., New Orleans,
Lh
II. e. Stevens, Titusville, Pa, collected
through Penn Bank, PIttsburg, Pa.
N. B. Apple Omaha, Neb. ..-......
J. B. Ketchum, 632 Broadway, New York.
Paid Union and Planters Bank, Memphis,
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Cht1lS and Fever
z. RIVAL, q Planter at Bayou Sara, Le., says /:
Nv plantation Is IN o malafial district. For
neveral years could not mako hAk q crop on
account of bilious diseases and ohills. was
nsa-ly discouraged when began the use of
TUFTS PILLS. The result wes marvellous /:
ny lsborers soon became hearty and robust,
and have bad no further trouble.
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Banquet.

New York, Dec. q AT the fourth an.
uual dinner of the Brooklyn New England
society, tonight, $50 persons were present.
Among the guests present, were
President Arthur, General Grant,
Henry Ward Beecher. President
5tillman alter welcoming the guests, pro-
pbsed toast to the president OF the United
safes. President Arthur responding said:
heartily wish, Mr.. President, that by a
bri liant fash OF silence. might illumi
nat, your mind and the minds of all
nv New England brethren here
assen bIed with the sense OF my grati-
tude sof he fattering reception you have
accorded me. / know also the toast just
offered WIS naught In ITSELF but loyal and
Tesl ectful tribute, which, In these annual
festivities, you are wont to play the nation
al executive.5n the nature OF things tonight
it has sIassr personal significance. for
with yolyESfgEA am. o, son of New Eng
lard and a BN!zSA nj Nsy York We are
bound together by ties of lineage and asso-
citation, and are alike proudpf the home OF
our birth and the home of pur adoption.
God love them both and pronct and defend
them ever, and grant to tbs society and
its members, length OF day, vigor oil
health and an overlooking measure OF pros,
perity." After the presldentshealth had
been drank again. the Chairman proposed
the health OF General Grant who res.
ponded by remarking that he would
have been saved great deal OF ureasiness
and nervousness II he had been simply. re-
uuested to appreciate without resp2ndlng
co toast. The speakers were Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, Rev. DR.. Newman, horace
Russell and Mayor Lowe. IT,
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dlN AZ ~ yunafhed hfiols, d IDI.t M
The So Wfnf Tonic " Advisable wien mo
enssrlNs NJ lnt stomach AZ l0npnlffd snd
symptoms NJ lhd lfsallhn mo pfafsnf. Jhe
qualification oi The blood osnpol b. ldimtdl
steIy. effected By cry medicines. ins 54s
Weed Tonic and msndfsks Pills attain this
object by aoiInf on tina stomach and liver,
and thus producing vigorous aud healthy
dIgsstion and promoting the operations by
which the blood IA strained and purified In
the manner Just described. And when tho
blood 10 thus restored TO u normal and
healthy state, this formation OF Pulmonary
or Bronchial consumption 10 absolutely i'm
possible.
II, by neglect, the disorders hore describ.
ed have been allowed 10 debiitate the Bys-I
tenn 10 such degree TO deteriurato thq0
blood, 30 that the first bad cold which thu
patient takes fastens on tho lungs I'd
bronchial tubes, and thus produce the Y
mistakable signs OF Bronchial or Pulp|
airy consumption, the PulnoDio
must be ussd, together with one or
the remedies, as circumstances
quire. ~
For the cure OF that compile
known as "Dyspeptic Conss
Pulmonic Syrup cam O
commended az from It's
produces healthy secre
junction with toe rs
which restores tone to d
ables it TO properly digesyV
"Mandraka Pills' to brinp
action of the liver, cure
directions which accompn
plain when and how to tax
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.