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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dynamite brarc.
LEY cnhle 10 the Dlsnatch. /


LONDON, March IA statement is pub
hsbed that the French Government has
given assurances that il will assist in the
discovery OF the men engaged in the dy-
Mantle business, and that all vessels here
after arriving at French ports from Amer
lea will be thoroughly searched.
The bag which was found in the cloak
room at Ludgate-Hill station was deposit
ed on Monday. IL contained between thir-
ty and forty cakes OF whitish-yellow
color, like compressed powder. Zach
packet was enclosed in paper, and all
were packed around a small alarm.clock,
TO which pistol was attached. This was
so arranged that when the clock ran down
it would fire the contents OF the pistol
among the packets. The dynamite, il 1t
had been exploded, would have destroyed
the arches supporting the passenger plat
form, and made the station wreck.
Another link in the chain OF evidence
against the dynamiters has been discovered
by the police, who are in possession OF evil
dence that one OF the valises which they
seized in London was deposited in the rail-
road depot at Southampton by TWO passen'
gers from New York who landed at the port
| The valise was afterwards taken from the
check-room and forwarded to London.
The Bust of ngfelIOw Unveiled.
LONDON, March 1.-The bust OF Long
( fellow was unveiled this morning. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
Brothers, NJ. A., the sub-Dean OF Westmin
ster. Dean Bradley, who had been ex
pected to undertake the office, was absent
on account OF domestic aflliction. Ear
/ Granville, Sir Hugh Childers, James Rus
sell Lowell, Alice Longfellow and Annie
Longfellow, daughters OF the poet; Mary
| Anderson, Moncure ID. Conway, and The
odore Martin were among The distinguish
ed persons present. The Prince OF Wales
sent a letter expressing regret Tor his me-
| cessary absence.
Earl Granville, in his speech, eulogized
the character OF the American poet, and
dWelt oil the refinement which was tnt
chief charm OF this ilIustrious man. He
referred in q feeling manner to the pre-.
sence OF Longfellow's daughters and OF
Minister Lowell. also distinguished poet.
Minister Lowell also made a speech, IN
which he said that Longiellow's was ma
ture which consecIated this ground, into
which no umclean could ever enter. In
conclusion, he accepted the tribute to his
memory-this placing OF his memorial In
the Poets Corner between the busts OF
Chaucer and Dryden-in the name OF the
American people.
The Troubles I'm the Italian Ministry
ROME, March 1.-The announcement
made yesterday that the Italian Cabinet
had resigned was premature. The trouble
in the Ministry, which is still unsettled
arises from the fact that the House OF
Deputies by vote OF 1853 to 1876 passed the
university reform bill.
The Late Minister Hunt.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The funera
services OF the late Minister Hunt will bt
held at the American chapel in this city
where his body will be deposited unit
arrangements are made to convey it tC
! America.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, March ], 1854.


WHRAr.-White, 30 bushels. Mixed, 700 bush-
els. Red, Ala bushels. Total, l, 1914 bushels.
CORN-White. SeS bushels. Mixed 900 push
els Total, 1883 bushels.
OATs.-l,73S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 100 bushels tair 10 good Short
berry at SIP 70 Sl.13. ,,,. ..
&c. Mixed. 500 bushels fair western at t2c.
WHEAT-Very little good offered to-day De
mand good for prime 10 choice grades. Marker
steady. ., o.. W..
CORN.-Receipts light; demand good for Viz
ginia: slow sale Tor western unless In milling or
der. Market firm.
OATs.-Supply ample. Market easy.
General tone Of grain market quiet ana hrm'
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MARCH I, 1884
by Teegraph.I


Steamer Luray, Schermerborn, Norfolk, meF-
chandisc and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Accomac, Deik, merchandise and pas
sengers, smith6eid, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCsrriek. Norfolk
merchandise ard passengers, Chesapeake and 0his
Railway Company fand allied on returnl.
steamer Coronila tBrE Bltly. New Orleans,
put In for coal.
Steamer. Princess Dr., Lonsdale. Corsaw, pot
IN for coal.
steamer Jealous lGr.), LowtIi, Port Royal, pat
in for coal.
Steamer Carnbrae QIr.I, jenkins, Galveston.
put In for coal.
steamer Manhattan, Stevens, West Point, aud
sailed for New York.
steamer william Kennedy, Parker, Providence,
and sailed for Baltimore.
Schooner Helen A. Ames, Smith. New York.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, March /, 1854,

SALES-FfRsT BOARD.-I 600 North Carolina
6's at III; 5000 Georgia Pacific first IS at 92f,
5000 do. at 92K, 5000 do. at e2k; so sharca Pc
tersburg Railroad stock at 33S; 100 Richmond
city 6's az 1884.
sEcoND BoARD-l,0 900 Virginia consoi-cou-
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The Great Depression

In the wbiskey market enables US 10 sen
very superior article at SOU per gallon
A'ph' % ~ w. ID. BLAIR u Co.,
100 east Main.
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the Newpalts Academy Harmed.

KINGSTON. N. Y, March 1.-The New
paltz Academy was burned this morning
Loss, $4,000. All the inmates escaped
II was quite historical institution. ant
had lust celebrated It's fitch anniversary
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FIour.

v,our We ouote: ZINE. e2.50@s3: supernne'
s925aS375; extra. S4.7j@S4.o0; family, soo
s5.25; Patent family, S6@s6.25. Market very
.lnll
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoHK March Lection steady; sales
ooo hales. uDiapds, IO7c.; Orleans, lloc; CON
Soldsted net receipts. 1926 bales EXPORTS IT,
Great Dr. tain, 1904 bales; 70 France, $50
S a. ;stcodv Vheat-SpOt a shade lower; un-
g 91Tt red, o4c.@SI.l9 migrated white, 90
$50; No. 2 red, March. tl.07A@Sl .0es: Corn
Spot quiet and held firm nngraded' 2SetoSe,ii
firm: No. 2, 4oa. Hops firm: new. l7@2sc;
Coiee-spot fair: Rio dun a. Sis'51; 49, No iniI
and ndminal unchanged; standard A., 7@7gc.;
noWdered, 74G7l,c.: graduated, z 7-l6c. Mo-
iasses unchanged. Rice steady Cotton red OIL
tin@ steady al $3.50. Hides 6rm. Wool steady
Pork drn; mess, spot, s17.76@tls. mJdles
nominal; long Gear, s9.S7h. Lard 2el4c' nigher
closing steady; contract grade, sp0!, sS'fov
$3.50; March, ss.7o@s9.11. frels1 n'H'
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x,Lwaukss

MILWAUKEE, March I.-Floor quiet Wheat
weaker No. q, cxsh, 93c.; March. y04c. Corn
quiet; No. 2, 53c. Oats quiet; No. 2, SIC. Pro-
visions higher. Mess pork VI 1855 cash and March.
picked hams arm at i2@l24c. Hogs higher 81
s6.10Ms7.
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PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH 1, 1854
ARRIVED.

steamer Roanoke, Couch. New YORK, mer.
steamer Ariel, 0iffbrd, Norfoik, u aI.ea states
msiL merchandise, and passengers, z. Is. Tstnm,
Superintendent.
logs, Richmond Ceds r-Works.
SAILED.
schooner Alice, Carlisle, Reed, Norfolk, truck
barrels, Currie q Co.
Schooner Artic, Powell, Norfolk, fertilizers and
trnck-barrels, Currie & Co.
Schooner Laura G.. Wolf, Thuston, Washing
ton, dressed granite, Westham oranite Company;
vessel, Curtis PARK r.
Schooner William Cobb, Kendrick, Boston, Goa I.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED.
Brig Mary =. Bliss tBr.l. Perry, San jose do
N0rte, -four. flaxall' CrenSlIaw Company; vessel
James T. Vaughan.
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NORFOLK PEANUT HARhEI.
IRerorted for the Dispatch.l

Reported for the Dispateh.i
NoRFoLK. March 1.-NorfOlk has deadlock In
the Deanut market. The cleaners" VINO nav
bought all the goods handed Dy on
the following schedule OF prices, whlch tney ~
will not be deyi9ted from: Bags weighlns 90
p1unds and over, TIC. per pound; bags welsnnhe
40 pounds and over, 7Sc. per pound; bags weign-
ing rs pounds and over, SAC. per pouDe, Dats
Weighing 80 pounds ana over, ~ " o. o. -, -
pound; bags Weighing so TO go pounds &C. pr
pIIT II Is understood that the Petersburg buyers
(eleanersl have also come mo .aiS nriaSt. ~
II does not determine the quality OF .be so 1usk
that Is to say, If fancy brand Is one1eu ,,
weighs 90 pounds TO the bag uis poouS sSst9
hut Tic, when they are worth &C. or more sgain
thew saw the country people do not Know WOW "
mack the bags 20 the bet advantage, anu ~ "
grades will not Always bring the pess
10 add "a much dir, as possible TO his peanuts w
order 10 make them weigh. But the buyers Si ~
they are not making money under ne hest coarse
ment, and nave aRreeu Ihat WIS 10 ~
The resuIt Of il all is that there is deadlock N
the market, and few sales haSe osr ano,sl TO-DAY
at 7%c. y,rrruopE
BALTIMORE. March l.-Flour lnaeuye AM, anu
s,eady' Wheaf-Southern qglet; western aDoul
steady: southern red u .l2M ~ amber sl.i
GSl.i5; No. / Maryland, el.i49si;i42' a. a., =
western winter red spot anu vSsstern easier And
LILY = sg.aT
Give. Southern white. 6l962c.; yellow: 900
| ole Oats quiet and easy; southern, tS@ioS.
western white, 43M45c.; mixed, 4Z9f 3c'' itnn
| svJyania. 42@4bc. Provisions easy anu IHe1
| other articles unchanged. frelgnts uuii'
CINCINNATL
CINCINNATI, March l.-Flour quiet. VIZ.
oaS,sr. No q red, al. 06@31.07. Corn steady
No q mixed SOC. Oats easier NO. MIXED, oIs
| porn dnIl: mess, slS. Lard dull; prime stain
sy'iSS: short rib, 1925. Bacon steady shoai
a. az. short clear, 40 so. Whiskey active a
| al IA Sugar outlet. Hogs steady; common an.
liaht. Is. 25@se. so; packing and butchers, so.S'
@s'I'' LOUISVILLE.
lousyrLLE, March Wheat. corn, and Cat
| Arm and unhanged Provisions steady
| ST. LOUIS.
| a. Iouts March l. Flour steady. Wheat du
and lower; No. 2 red, 81. o9hael. 10 cash; Nc;
| red gpc Gel. Corn Inactive and lower ava.
cash and March. Oats lower; 33ktG34c; cas-
iobbine, sis@sIs.l2k. Lard nominally highs
tse.40. Bnik-meats hrmer Ions clear, ey;sge "
AZ az: short rib, $40; clear. s9.o5etts.I!
Rscon steady; long clear, eo.e7A; short al
slO; short clear, elo.l24@elO.2o'
CRiCAeo.
CHICAGO, March 1.-flonr duh. Wheat acn'
and lower at elkGe2c..; No. Chicago spIin
S,2a e2ac. No. red winter. Doe. 9si.0l. Coz
active and lower, largely ia sSmpa,hy W.
Shsat s sss sSSSsae nom Masss 3.
p pars I'M ia fair demand and is@soe. higher Gas
si1.7O(aSl7 80; March, 81 7.62ktt417.eS. La
; auiet aud l0c. higher escsed steady; cash ~
, March, s9.4o@s9.45. Bulk meats quiet; shol
der, I'll a0as7 40 short rib, es2o Hss.30i eles
t9.70@ss75. whiskes UNCHANGED.
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The Late Minister Hunt.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The funeral
services OF the late Minister Hunt will be
held at the American chapel in this city.
where his body will be deposited until
arrangements are made to convey it to
America
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The Troubles I'm the italian Ministry.

ROVE, March 1.-THE announcement
made yesterday that the Italian Cablnet
had resigned was premature. The trouble
in the Ministry, which is still unsettled,
arises from the fact that the House OF
Deputies by vote OF 1913 to l35 passed the
university reform bill,
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BALTIMORE.

BALTDTORE, March l.-Virginia 6's, deferred,
z. consolidated, 404; second series, 50; past-ue
coupons, SO; new 10-40's, 32A; new 3's 53S.
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Plain QuestiOns.

Mythical ideas are tanning the public brow
with the breath of prejudice, ignorance or
hum buggery. Have you the remOtest idea
that your scrOfuIa was crea ted by the use OF
potash and mercury? Ne matter what the
casse, b. b. b. is the peer of all other reme-
dies. Do you presume that your troublesome
atarrh is the result of mineral poisoning? b..
b. b. is the quickest remedy Are your
chro mic ulcers and bois and sores the result OF
potash and mercury? Medical gentlemen will
not tell you so, but b. b. b. is the only SOW
ereign remedy. Were your terrible kidney
troubl created by mineral poisoning? Not a
bit of it, but b. b. b. has proven to be a reli-
BILE remedy. Are your skin diseases, your &C.
zema, dry letter. ETC.. the effect of toe much
are the best judges, and they say nay. but B.
b. B. makes more pronounced cures than all
other preparations combiHed. For sale by DR..
Al. u. l.. Jordan.
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Knights of. Pythias.

The New Orleans Times Democrat
says the reception of the Knights OF
Pythias bids fair to be one of no ordi>
nary character. The programme laid
down for their reception and during
their sojourn is one of excellent con
ception, On Monday, April q, the
visiting divisions Of the U. h. K. of p.
will he received and escorted to their
respective quarters by the local divi
sions. On Tuesday, the next day, the
supreme lodge will be escorted by the
uniform divisions from their headquar-
tiers, St. Charles Hotel, to Odd Fell
lows Hall, which will be the place OF
session. On Wednesday there will
be grand reception of the supreme
lodge of the world by the grand lodge
of the state of Louisiana at West End,
commencing at pm. Addresses Of
welcome will be made by Gov. S. d.
McEnery, Hon. w. j. Behan, Gen.
Leon Jastremski and Maj E. A.
Burke. A grand parade and review
of the uniform divisions of the worldf
by the supreme chancellor, assisted
by both civic and military authorities.
will be held on Thursday and so on
ad libitum. Prizes from 81, 900 and
less are offered for competitive drills,
and on Tuesday. the 29th, two grand
complimentary fancy dress halls-one
at Odd Fellows Hall and another at
Washington ARTILLERY Hall-are an
nounced. On Wednesday, the Both
of April, banquet by the grand
Lodge of the state OF Louisiana to the
supreme lodge Of the world will be
given at Denedhaud's, West End.
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II Is Found at Last.

Something New Under the Sun
A new erea is dawning upon women.
Hitherto she has been called upon to
suffer the ilisof mankind and her own
besides. The frequent and distress
ing irregularities peculiar to her sex
have long been to her the "dreful
spring of woes unnumbered. F" In the
mansion Of the rich and howell of pow
erty alike woman has been the con-
slant yet patient victim of thousand
ills unknown to maD-and without a
remedy. "Oh Lord, how long!" in
the agony of her soul, hath she cried
But now the hour of her redemption
is come. She will suffer no more, 70 I
Brad6elds Female Regulator, "Wo
mans Best Friend" is sold by all
Druggists.
Dr.. J. Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta,
Ga. Price 70 cents and $3.50 pei
bottle.
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From Gibson Wells.
Editor Exchange:

Editor Exchange;
!fyou will allow me small space
in your valuable paper will pen you
few lines. Our farmers are very
busy planting, buc are somewhat late.
Some of the farmers think the wheat
is damaged by late dry spell. Some
of the fair sex are enquiring about
the Milan visitor and want to know
what has become of him as he has not
been down in two or three weeks.
But we hope we may have the heav
Ell born pleasure of seeing him again
soon, las the weather is getting warmer,
the water is getting better and the
girls are getting prettier, so Jack you
had better come soon or some one will
get ahead Of you Elk MILANITE.
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louisville, Ind, Nov. 3, 1880.

DIR. B. j. Kendall q Co. Gents
| have your valuable "Treatise on
the Horse and his Diseases, aud your
KendalPs SPAWN Cure. My horses
had the epizootic, one of thee could
not swallow for tWo days; / applied
the SPAWN Cure twice to her throat,
End it gave almost instant relief. ]
think could sell l 900 of your books
Please give prices to agents.
Yours truly, PETLR Brown.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1884.
COUNTY COURT NOTES.


Nearly all the magistrates were
present at court last Monday, and
much business transacted.
Appropriations were made to the
amount of S218S.I6. which, added to
that of the first day of the term, viz:
1862 IL, makes the entire apprQpria-
tions of the April term of court
S315O.28.
Judge Biggs made his quarterly re-
port of receipts and disbursements
since January lst, showing the indebt-
edness of the county to he, April /,
1884. S14,582.17, which, with the
above appropriations, makes the in
debtedness of the county to April l.,
1884, SIC, 732. as, not including the
March term of the Humboldt Court.
The tax assessors have all made due
returns of their work, and held their
equalization meeting. To assess the
taxes of this county this year has cost
the county s1142.09. The three
largest districts, viz: Nos. 3, and 13,
costing as follows; No. 8. s12940,
No. 7. s123 so, No 13. 1000. No.
B, (Humboldt) costing more than
any other district in the county, anC
Ne. 20 costing less, viz: S1835. The
average cost per district is SAT .5S8.
The Jail commissioners were au
thorized to have the roof on the jai
and courthouse painted, and bricl
walks put down in the court yard,
A committee consisting of Judg
Biggs, A. w. Rains and j. +. Wood
were appointed 10 purchase safe 70
the Chairman, which will be PLACED
in the Office of the County Cour
Clerk.
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Mrs j. * Pearce is prepared to
make all kinds Of Plain and Fine
Dresses for ladies in the latest styles
and at reasonable prices, She can be
found at the residence of Mr.. B ID.
Mills. The ladies of Milan and sur
rounding country are invited TO give
her trial.
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Fishing Tackle.

In connection with his large and
fine line of Jewelry, Silverware and
Gun Goods, Crump has just received
a stock of patent Barbless Fish Hooks,
Adjustable Sinkers, and Floats. He
will have lot Of Jointed Rods in u
few DAYS. .a-H
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Nom Resident Notice.
In Chancery Court mt Humboldt.

The State of Tennessee, for its own use, VS.
J. n, LannOm, etais.
II appeerina from bill. which is sworR to. in
this cause, that the dcfendan $. W. Raglan.
lane Mess, 4, >. Freeman, g W Randolph.
Richard Gross. Clarence Gross, Cullen Gross
and Celia Sims are non-residents of the state Of
Tennessee so that the orc mary process OF law
cannot be served upoR them. and are made
defendants to this bill to enforce tax liens. on
account of their interest n certain town lots
and parcels OF land situated in the Sd civil
district Gibson county. Tennessee, It's there
fore ordered that thew make their appearance
herein at the Court House in Humboldt, on or
before 1.-THE End Monday in May. 1884. rule
day) and plead answer or demur to complain
ants bill or the same will be taken for con
fessed andsset for hearing exparte as to them.
and that copy OF this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Milan Exchange.
This Mar, Goth. 1884.
T. j. WILLIAMS, c. AN.
copy: Attest.
" C, Kelleyand McDearmon 4 Tyree, soils.
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Mr.. IL Mrs. o. ii. HaIlslrom have
Just received a large and elegant
stock of the latest styles and most
fashionable Dress Goods. Notions,
Millinery Goods, ere, from New
York and st. Louis. Call and see
for yourselves. Prices to suit the
times They defy competition.
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PapillM Cough Cure cured an in
FAINT only few weeks old, of whoop-
ing cough, after consultation Of phy-
sicians pronounced it beyond recovery.
1t stops the whoop and allows the
breatl, to return. For sale in this
city by Nj. D. l.. Jordan.
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ROBINSON HOUSE,
Nom Resident Notice.

A Vaccaro & Co. VS.. Ike Lewis.
In this case itappeariug to me. j. Heath
cock, a Justice of the Peace TO Gibson county,
Tenn., that heretofore an attachment was reg
ulary issued against the estate ofthe defend
ant on the ground of his fraudulently dispos-
lug ofhis property, aud It appearing that said
attachment has been duly levied an the prop
from the afidav of plaintiffs agent that sale
defendant is non resident, or that his place
of residence cannot be found upon diligeut en- =
quiry the defendant is therefore required TO
appear before me on the 18th day Of May, 1884,
at my office in the 18th civil district Of Gibson
county at noon, and defend said attachment
suit or said case will be proceeded with exi arte
as to him. This April 9th, 1884.
n. HEAThC0CK, j. p. for Gibson co.
" H. Ware atty.
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During the season of mosquitoes
and other singing insects, and of pois'
oned plants, if your skin is impure, a
bite will swell and tester unless you
apply Papillon Skin Cure. A single
application will nuetralize the poison.
For sale in this city by DR. M. d. l..
Jordan.
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Hay and Corn For Sale.

Mr.. j. G. Long has large quan-
tity of excellent Her DIS Grass and Pea
Hay and Corn for sale at reasonable
prices. Call at this office, or on him
at his farm.
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We thought we were too late until
we saw the advertisement of kendalFs
.-pavin Cure.
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A Car Load

OF the famous Osborne Gold Medal
Irvine Binder Reapers and Mowers
have just been received by
PEARCE Bros
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DuNCAN'S BLOOD SYRUP,

40 remedy has ever been offered that equals
this new and wonderful NJ edicine as purifier
of the blood, removing and cleaning it OF all
the Impurities that lead to SO many unsiehtly
eruptions of the SKIN and so often derange the
entire system and impair the general health.
Without pure blood good health is impossible
and disease of some type certain The man
cause OF the most agsi awaited blood disease is.
as all suhe ers VIII admit, neglect OF the first
symptoms; it is the erere best to check the
ouble at nee. To do this, neRly in all cs-
SEES one or two bottles OF the blood purifier will =
be sufficient: in cases of long star ding, more"
of the remedy is necessary. ] be preparation
is entirely vegetable. and harmless to the most
delicate constitution. We leem 1t scarcely
n cessary 10 enumerate the long | st Of disea-
ses for which this or at compound is a specific;
bat il may be relied upon to cure and eradicate
entirely any impurities of the blood or troub-
les of any nature arising therefrom. We have
countless certificates from all over the United
States from cases of Scrotula. or kirg's Evil
Ulcers, Old Sores, Fry sipelas. letter. Skin
Diseases, Humors, Pimples, Blotches. krup-
tioi g. Rheumatism. Swellngs. Eczema, Ring
worm, Pustuiss. Infamed Joints, ETC., saying
they only find reliefin
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Music Books.

Peters Burrowe's Primers for sale
at this office, at city prices.