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The Republican journal., 1884-07-03

1t vou are ever troubled with sick or nervous
headache try a bottleof Fellows Headache Specific.
1t has cured thousands and will cure Won. For sale
by all druggists. Trial bottle only 20 cents. 4w27
If the present summer is to be marked with
frOSs and freezes the ice dealers will either
nave 10 start hot t0ddy foundries at the North Pole
else 20 into hankruptcy
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arm for Sale.
House for Sale.

. The story and half house with
n ff.S&l ell and barn attached, tool house,
Ex IHH tT~ss7A Woodshcd, good cellar and good
- ILL, iI&ta well of water, on Waldo Ave, own
eA---@-11S--1. ell by DR.. A. 5. DAVIS. There is
about four acres of land and some twenty fruit
trees, pear and apple. This is n very desirable
placc, built by DR.. Davis for his own use and will
be sold at abargain. Apply to A. A. HOWES.
Belfast, Aay l. ISS4.-tflS
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yNlIlSl3NEZ2slS7 !
Ivrl2
Notice /.

wv shall withdraw our stallion 'THACKAMBAU'
w from service on the 18th of July. as after
that time he will be in training for the fall races
Those wishing for his services will do well to call
early Respectfully,
MCDGETT BROS.
Belfast, June II, lss4.-4w25
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Z {. E1lTN For sunburn. Tan, and
h~0 Oily skin. Blackheads, and
i'll BlemisheS. use CUTICURA SOAP.
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The Best for RUtter.

There Is but one best color for butter and that that
/ Wells Richardson 4 Co.'S Improved Butter Col
Or, no tandld investigator doubts 1t is the best
butter color in the world is free from sediment or
impurltr always ready for instant use, and it i'm
parts to butter that rich dandelion yellow, without
unst OF req, which is the acme of desirability in
any tuttcr color.
- near that your fathern laws Will has been
hir't sald one citizen TO another "Iou don't say
90 was the alarmed reply. "l'il bet forty cents
they flied my Wifc's share down the closest,'
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notice.

A LII persons are forbidden harborng or trust
IA ing my wife, SUSIE NJ. MURCH, on my ac-
count, she having left my bed and board | shall
pay no bill of her contracting after this date.
STEPHEN ii. MURCH.
Witness-F. A. GREER.
Belfast, June 20, lSS4.-3w2G
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Cottage to Rent.

a .v.~- The subscriber offers for rent a
saslstE&s> L handsome cottage of five rooms on
&s3 aa&ssszaSE South Shore Avenue, Northport
M afiferifN The cottage is near the skating
'0---s--zssxs- rink, and commands slightly view
81 the beautiful Penobscot Bay and surroundings.
IL is charming spot by the seaside. For terms
aisply to CHARLES ii. BRAY, High st.
belfast, June Is, lSSi.-tf25
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Farm for Sale!

! s-aa Situated three miles from post
43ss1EsA office in Belfast; $50 acres good
MhxkS&RsSs1A land; new barn and one small
%Sassxtsyaa4fiE building good orchard Farm cuts
over 40 tons of English hay. Can
te bought for the small sum of $4,000, 81 200 down.
Epguire of NJ. +. DODGE, Belfast Me.
Ju'.e 10, lSS4.-4W25
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Notice..

Notice.
A LII persons are forbidden harboring or trnst-
IA ing my son HARVEY H. SMALLET Jr., on
my account rs shall claim all his wages and pay
no bills after this date provide home FOR him
and furnish him his clothing.
HARVEY II. SMhILEY.
Belfast, June 18th, lSS4.-3w25t
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Dissolution Of Psrfuerss,in

X II. MONROE and w. E. PALMER having
W dissolved partnership, Mr.. Monroe has as
sumed the liabilities of the firm and will continu
the business at the old stand and will as former,
keep on hand il large stock of watches, clocks an;
Jewery. 3w2J
Searsport, June 10, 1884.
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JOSEPH w. MOODY. late of Searsmout.

rHHE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
1 concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of hp estate O
The Republican journal., 1884-07-03

'sNEiE subscriber hereby gives puDnc notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the last will and testament of
NATHAN BOWLER late of LIBERTY
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THE SWISS RELIGIOUS LAWS.
Political Points.

Gen. Butler called at the White House, re-
Gently, and had short interview with the
President.
The Republican journal., 1884-07-03

on account Of the sudden changes in the temper
hulr II TINS season and in this climate, it is almost
Impossible To keep free from colds and coughs: but
prompt nec of \. II. Downs Vegetable Balsamic
ElAh WI prevent any serious result from sud
dtn cold and effect a speedy cure. If you arc
bilious, or have the iaundce, sick headache ol
dHHlnrss, try BaNters Mandrake Bitters lm25
y couple of Virginia lawyers about to 20
oui and shoot each sther, when some silly person
lnterfcred and bad them arrested Their fellow
members of the bar passed some touching resolu-
lions Dt rcnr,.t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18

DE- INV For Rough, Chapped and
BEAU L I Greasy SKIN Blackheads pm
pies. skin emshcs and Intantlle IIumjrs, use
CuTICURA SOAR, real Beauder
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THE FEELING IN NEW tQIkIk
STATE.

Results OF the Primary Conventions
A corr, spOndcnt If the n J. Times in
Inmates that since Mr.. Smith Wcci Of Plalts-
burgh dined with President Arthur, the
other day, he has been busy in setting up
things for Arthur in Clinton county
In the Republican primary, of the Oswego
Assembly district, last week, a delegation
favorable 10 sending the Hon. G. b. Sloan
To the Chicago convention was elected by a
vote Of 1862 to 100. Mr.. Soan was present
and declared himself for Edmunds.
Essex couuty's delegates are unanimously
for John Hammond for delegate to Chicago,
and his election is sure. The Utica delegates
are anti Blame.
In Wyoming county eleven of the dele
gates to the State convention announce
themselves for Edmunds, three for Blaine,
aud two are unsettled.
OF the two delegates to Chicago elected in
the Twenty-fourth district, one prefers Lin
coin, and after him Blaine Or E,imunds, the
other is for Baine-bOth strongly anti
Arthur.
OF six delegates chosen in Brooklyn on
Friday, four are opposed to Arthur.
In the first convention held in New Yorl,
city, 10 delegates were for Arthur, five foI
Edmunds, two Tor Is aine, two Tor Conkling
Arthur delegates were elected.
G. NJ. Cartwright, writing from Hunter
N. Y, says: "The Republicans of Till
vicinity, almost to man, whether stalwar
half-breed, machine or anti-machlne, give al
their first choice Edmuuds, though SON,
who favor him think his coming from Yer
mont, a sure Republican State, will lesser
his strength. Some Republicans say the'
will not vote for Arthur II he is nominated
which is not said of any Of the other candid
ates named"
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THE POCAHONTAs HORROR.
Recovering the Remains of the Vic
tims-SiHtecn ROdies Found.

LYNcHBURG, Va, April IA great
crowd was attracted to the PocahOntas
mine this morning by he superintendents
notice that 1t would be opened The two
bodies recovered yesterday were identified as
those of Brown Maxey white boy, and
Jim Grim, negro. Sixteen bodies have
been recovered, but only six have been iden-
tilted. Jim Grim was identified by bell he
wore, Isham Maxwell by his boos and Will
liam Shusshcr by patch on one Of his boots.
Another was recognized ny his wife. Many
of the bodies were horribly manglcd. An
arm and leg were found in the main entrance
but the body to which they belonged could
not he found. One minner was brought out
with his dinner bucket clasped in his arms
Several were found with picks in their
hands, showing that death was instantaneous
10 all in the mine. The mules being too
heavy to drag out, were quartered and haul
cd out. No more bodies will be taken out
until tomorrow.
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For sale Dy
BEAuPKEA LOWRY. Cor. Churcn and Bsnk sts'
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CURE IN EVERY CASE,

Your CUTICCRA REMEDIES on sell AL OtNer mcdl-
ciues Keep for skin Diseases. NV customers and
patients say that they have effected cure in
every instance, where other remedies have failed.
ii. w. BROCKWAY, NJ. u.
Franklin Falls y. H.
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.FavOrite Remedy

prevents anu cures MALARIA, restores the bl0od 10
health and keeps the Liver, Kidneys and iwcls In
good working order
Read EX. SENAToR WILEY'S ENDORSEMENT
ELIZABETH, N. j., Feb. 2, 1884.
Dir. u. KENNEDY, RondOut, N. Y:
Dear Sr-My wife has the highest opinion Of your
'FayOrie Remedy for Malaria. We have used it
in orr family, and after thorough trial aud eNpe-
ricnrc consider 1t the best medicine ever produc
ed. Yours very truly, j. II. WILEY.
Fayorilc Remedy is a medicine no family should
be without. All druggists Keep it, sl0r per bottle.
aprl5, d&wiw
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Two DYnamiters Arrcsted with Ex-
plOsives In their Persecution.

LONDON, April IA man named DAILY
alias DeDmlu, who has heen Swallowed a
number Of molihs as dynamiter, was ar
rested to-day ct Birkenhead. Three ex-
plosive bombs were found in his Possess or,
also several bottles containing substance
belved TO be nitro-glyceriue. James Esgar,
a clerk, formerly secretary of branch OF
the Land League, with whom DAILY lived in
Birmingham was also arrested on charge
OF being l)all : -tcomplce, A gu al seIsa'
ton was can'' d 10 Birmingham, BY the ar
rests. Crowds have been gazing AZ Eagan's
house and number OF policeman have been
digging vigorously in the garden in search OF
dynamite Among the sack full OF documents
taken from Eagan's house WAS letter from
Eagan TO DAILY which says - ! thought the
cough mixture all right II was nice and
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AN EXCITING SCENE.
Anthony COmstOck Called an Infa-
nous Liar by Judge Russell.

NEW YORK, April 1l.-Authony Com
stock in testfying before the Assembly COM
mittce today said he thought prior to 1880
the district attorneys Office was as corrupt
as the police department nov is. Witness
assailed the administration of the late Ben
amin X. Phelps as district attorney in n
m )st abusive manner. "You are malevo-
lent and infamous liar shouted Judge Rus
sell. shaking his fist in witues,'s ficc. Come
c)mc this WONT d. Chairman RDose welt
cried. Judge Russell repeated his assertion.
70 the committee he aftvrward ap)logized
for his display OF temper. lie said
it was the first time he had ever
heard the memory of his friend
Phelps assailed in any way and could not
help resenting it. d. j. Whitney, agent of
the society for the prevention of crime, tes-
tilted as to the efforts made to prevent viola
tons of the excise law and to close gamb-
ling places and disreputab|e houses. He
said they were given away in almost every
case and, he though, by the police.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18
CHATTER ii,

"Milien, Miss., Feb /. 1850. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks of sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the most
terrible and.excruclaing manner.
No medicine or doctor could givcinle relief or cure
until used Hop Bters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me !"
The second made me as well and strong us when
a child.
"And have been so to this day"
Ny husband an invalid for twenty years
with serious
"Ktdney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced 10y Boston's best physicians
"Incurable ~
Seven bottles of your bltters curedhm and l know
Of the
Olives OF eight persons
In my neiglnlorhood that have been sayei by
your bttcrs
And many more are using them with great ben
eft;
They almost
Do m!racles?" Mrs. f. d. Slack.
How To GET SICK.-Expose yourself day and night
eat too much without exercise work 90 hard with
est: dlc or all the time take all the vile III g.
trums advertised, and then you will want to know
how to get reU which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitlers
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THE DANIEL sTEINMANN WRECK
The ship Had Life Belts and well
Manned Boats.

HALIFAX, N. s. April 10.-Capt Shoon-
hovcn further testified this morning that the
Daniel Steinmann had life belts on board
that could be easily obtained by the passen-
gers. Not being regular passenger steamer
the vessel was not, according to the Belgian
law bound to carry life belts, but was en-
joined to provide the best boats. "The
boats we had" he said "werc of the best
quality and thoroughly fitted up, but ow-
ing to the suddenness Of the disaster we
could not make much use of them. Special
men were told off for each boat in case of
an emergency" Only thirteen bodies have
been recovered and it is not thought probable
that many more will be found. The COM
pany offers no reward for those who en-
gage IN this dangerous work, and the fish
ermen who first turned out in large numbers,
have given up searching.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
An Old Woman Found With Her Skull
CruALed and Throat Cut.

FEDERALsBURG, Md, April 1.-THE body
of Cecilia Bush, an aged white woman, was
found in a thicket near her residence, with
her skull crushed and throat cut. There is no
clue to the perpetrators. Celia j. Bush was
her maiden name and her husband from
whom she was separated, was named Muir
ply. She lived alone in an isolated place on
small farm in a wretched condition. She
did all the work herself indoors and outdoors,
and has been seen behind the plow barefooted
and in the rain. She was about 70 years Of
age and is supposed to have saved up some
money. The children in the neighborhood
spoke of her as witch or gypsy of whom
hey were afraid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18
Stories on the Road.
Commercial Travellers at n Wayside
Ipn-S Something to Put in "a Gripsask

Iun-SOntcthtng 10 Fut la aGr1psash'
"G.ntlcmep, almost envy you the POSITIONS you
al; your experience Of the world your knowledge
Of business: toe changing sights you see, and all
that, you know"
THIS warmly expressed regret fell from the lips
Of an elderly pleasure touris, last August, and was
addressed to a .cmcircle Of commercial travellers
seated on the porch Of the Lndell Hotel, -. Louis,
No.
yes" responded a Sew York representative OF
the profession. "a drummer sn't thont ms
pleasures, bur he hi- fsks, too-rlsks OUTSIDE
the chances Of railroad collisions I'll tteaiuOoa'
explosions
~ ha' RISKS for il-'lncc?'
"Thls, for In tauCp.' said Mr.. w. ID. Franbm,
who was then travelling for an Eastern hous", ahd
IL known to merchants IN all a'ts OF the co intry
d" he rsk-which, indeed, amounts almost 70
change " dct AMI water and from having no liked
hours FOR eating aud sleeping myself was an e1-
ample. say uts, for an all right now
"No III count o. your digestion? broke IN u
Chicago dry goods traveller CITING nus cgIr airc,h.
''No' quarter per cent But / had to give up
travelling iur while. The dys rep' ia ruin'd my
paper. i Hally came nct Os. an alvertlsemtnt OF
PLRkRR's TONIC tired It and It fixed me up TO
perfection. There IL nothing on earth ia opil-
ion. equal 10 It rs "A cure for dyspeosla"
Messrs IIisCuX v CO., OF New York the prOprl-
etors hold letter from Mr.. Franklin stating That
precise tact. PARkERS TONIC aids ,digts'lon'
cures Ma'ar,a, reyer+, Heartburn, htal cnp,
Coughs and Colds. and all chronic diseases uf the
Liver ana Kidneys. PutG bottle IN your Valse.
Prices. SIC. and 81. Economy in larger : re
aprill,sa @weow m
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AFirht win Escaping Prisoners

GAINESVILLE, AK, April l3.-Eigh'
prisoners confined in the Jail here assaulted
the i4lor last night, escaped and secured
arms from the jailors's house. A posse OF
SO citizens started in pursuit and pitched
battle occurred in which over one hundred
shots were fired and Breckman, a burglar,
was killed. Three other prisoners were
wounded and secured. TIE remainder es'
capped. The i,ilor rccsivcd dangerous
wounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18
Loss and Gain.
az was taken sick q year ago
With bilious fever,r

"My doctor pronounced me cured but ! got sick
again with terrible pains in my back and sides and
| got so bal
Could not move!
IshtunE
From 22s lbs. to 1901 Ihad been doctoring for
my liver, but 1t did me no good. did not expect
to live more than three months. began to use
Hop Btters. Directly my appetite returned, my
pains left me, my entire system seemed renewed as
II by magic, and after using several bottles ! am
not only as sound as a sovereign but weigh more
thaa aid before. To Hop Bttcrs owe my life.
DIbn June G, 81, n. FITZPATRICK
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cold 3" 1t is believed that the expression
couch mixture" refers to dynamite.
Days first name is John. He is a short,
thlck set man, about 50 years old, with black
moustachc. The internal machines found
arc OF clock-work pattern. Three moro
were found in the pockets of his undcrcoat.
Inc machines are believed to he exactly like
those recently found in the London railway
stations. 1t is expected that he will be
charged with having caused the explosion at
Victoria station.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18
GIlG SIRE press.
THE EXCITEMENT IN MEXICO.
A revolution liz Threatened IL n
Change il not brought About.


MEXICO, April 10.-The feeling against
the stamp tax is still very bitter and the
situlion critical. Business is suspended in
many parts of the Republic and the mer-
chants are generally assuming determined
attitude. 1t is reported that the government
intends to declare the acts of the merchants
IN closing their stores, revolutionary, that
their licenses will be revoked and they will
be compelled to pay heavily for the privilege
of reopenipg them. 1t is stated also that the
Mexican senate has passed to the second read
ing bill repeating the stamp act, but 1t is
doubtful whether the bill will finally pass.
The condition of the affairs of the govern
ment is dcplorable and there are charges of
financial rottenness. There are iutimations
of n revolution if greatly improved state of
things is not speedily brought about.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18
The ObssrVance Of Easter in the Nc
tropoII,-Ss58,OUO In Decorations.

New York, April l2.--The celebration OF
the Easter festival in this city and BIooklNn
was more elaborate than ever before, Prepara-
ions for the f stlval were going on for many
weeks past aud much more time and trouble
were spent in respect to musical programmes
aud the decoration of the interior of churches
than usual Tie day was perfect and all the
churches were crowded to OVERLOOKING. Al
St. Palrick's cathedral only small portion
of the throngs that sought TO gain admission
were successful The day was also more
generally observed than usual in churches
other than Catholic aud Episcopalian. The
florists experienced gceat difficulty IN filling
i.orders and it is estimated that over quartz
of million dollars were expended for thl
purpose alone.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

MRS. WiNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, should al
WtVs hr used when children are cutting teeth. 1t
relieves the little sufferer at once: II nrnlcc, nat
ura, quiet sleep by relieving the enid from pain,
ana thc little cherub awakcg as "brg ms Il but
tch hlsVery pleasant 10 taste. It sDOlhcs the
enid s1fenS the gums. allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the hest known
remedy for darrhpa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle
Mar2S, ipwl-W'y
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Medical skill Hn fled.

T. G, Coyle OF Clarksburgh W. Va. writes Il an
qulte iaml lar with SCOVILLS SARSAPARIILA
AND STlLLlNGlA or BLOOD AND LIVER SYH-
W having used II for the past fifteen years "a an
Alternative medicine and can safely say that 1t ia SUI
ptrlor 10 any with which avn acquainted now in
the market for The cure and control of those diseases
OF the blood that have baned the skill of the mas
tiers Of the medical profession.
apreO1-Wgw
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A. NJ vaughan, Editor OF the "Grccnwich Re-
vlew,' Greenwich, o., writes Last January met
WIN very severe accident, caused by runaway
morse. used almost every kind of salvc TO neal
inc wounds, which turned TO running sores, hut
1ouhi nolhlng DO me any good till was recon
mcndcd llENliIS CARBOLlC SALNE. bougnt
a box and 1t helped me At once, and at the end OF
two months was completely well. II IL the best
sayc In the market, and | never fail of telling nv
friends about 1t, and urge them to use it whenever
ihpN uSn u sllYr.
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Their Name Is Legion.

Leglons OF people have hal their lives made mis-
cradle by Piles. This painful dficullty Is often
Induced and always aggravated by 'ouslt patton
kIdney-Wort is the grtar remedy for all affectlo-s
ofIhlS klnh, II ac's AS gentle "RthariC promote s
a healthy action OF the nUyplS aud sonthrs and
heals the innamed surfaces. II las ,ured mud eds
Of cases where al Other Remedies and a. p cafiOns
have failed. Sold by all druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18

A curious custom prevails in the north
em counties OF England. The men par
ade the streets on Easter Sunday and
claim the privilege of lifting every woman
three times from the ground, receiving
in payment kiss or a silver sixpence.
The same is done by the women to the
men on the next day. This, it strikes us,
would not be II bad custom to introduce
on this side Of the water.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18

always keep your medicines in stock. Downs
Elixir is selling better than any Cough Medicine
have, and with good results.
c. M. SMITH, Druggist, Charleston. Mich.
Dr. Bi4ter's Mandrake Dittcrs give the best sat.
isfaction of any medicine sell. They have adycr-
tlsed thcmsclvcs,!and warrant every bottle. y.
DEKFiEr.
Druggist, iceland. Mich,
Henry Johns0n's Arnica and Oh Liniment, 70
ex ernal use is equally good.
apri5. d-Wlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18

In the hop porous Pia't.r the virtues OF FrcSI
Hops are combined with strengthening and stimu
latng balsams, and its cures Of Weak Back, PAN
in the Side, rheumatism, and Neuralgia or Pain II
the Chest are simply marvellous, 1t being mor
elllcacious and thorough than any. Eminent or liq
uid remeties. You'll say SO after using
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NOW , Ks |; p S 81; 5'ss !

I r is al this season when the blood and perspir-
Iaion are loaded with impurities. that Dshguring
Ilumors. Illuminating Erup'iOns, Itching TOlturrs,
ur Eczema Psoriasis TGtter. Rngworm, Baby
llulnOrS. StrOfnla ScrOfuons Sores. Assesses and
Dischargng Wounds, anl every sIecleS OF ifchiug.
Scdly AMI Pmnly Diseases ot the Skin and >calp
are most speedily and economically cured 10y me
CCTICCRA RRMYrIES
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From the Proud stanhpoin,.

superor style tn anguid CITY beauty suivAt =
the linhgHaly hyslcl snort cOmingS II uer rustic
fcmal5 cousin Yet II thr IaleT p9sess nuer set
OF Tech, as she p obt1lV does IL Hne uses 70
ION ,, and the metropolitan belle does not maj
striking contrast So much IN her favor enables her
TO turn Inc lanl-s win a veng-uc Peary teeth
are better than style
api,4 cod W