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Found Dead in His Wretched Room.

THE POLICE OF THE FIFTH PRECINCT rSyEsrr-
aArINa THE DEATH OF JOHN GREESHow
The police of the fifth precinct are investi-
eating the death Of John Greenhow, colored.
whose body was found this morning in the
room where he has been living for month or
two, in the house Of colored man named
George Peyton, on X street southeast. near the
James Creek canal The house was once a
blacksmith shop. In the center of the room is
q shaky partition. On one side of the partition
Peyton and his wife live, cook and sleep. The
sides Of the room are black as Jet and cracks
between the boards let in the sunlight and star
light. On the other side Of the partition is an
old sofa which was used as a bed BY Greenhow.
This morning just after daybreak Peyton went
in Greenhow's apartment to look after his
chickens and found Greenhow lying ON the
floor.
Drunk again, is you?" asked Peyton, as he
pushed Greenhous' feet out of his way. Pew
ton, few minutes later, was surprised to hear
his wife exclaim, John is dead" An exami-
nation showed that it was true When he died
no one knows. His body lay on the floor, face
down. Inquiries revealed the fact that the de.
ceased had been drinking last night and was
left at the front door by some persons un.
known. Whether he had fight and was in.
tured is not known. Coroner Patterson viewed
the body. and ordered its removal 70 the
morgue, where q medical examination will be
made.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: Ira N. Burritt, white, 40
years; Mary Kuhn, white, months; Lena NJ.
WEIGH, white, 20 years; Nellie Flynn, white, 2
years; Addie Rayland, white, At years; Laura
Tate, white, 30 years; Effie M. Proctor, white.
years; May L. Swearingen. white, years;
Martha Spriggs, colored, 30 years. Carrie B.
ored, So years; Robt. Lewis, colored, 10 years.
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Settlers AND POINTERS.
Inaugural Field Trials Of the washine-
ton Kennel Club.

The grand inaugural Geld trials Of the wash-
ington Kennel club viii be held near Upper
Marlboro next Tuesday and Wednesday. The
event ID looked forward 10 with great interest
among the sporting fraternity o. Washington,
and il is safe to say that large crowd win be
present the day Of the trials The following
judges have been appointed: II. Malmcohn. of
Baltimore; r. B. Farnsworth, Of this city, and
r. n. Sasscer, Of Upper Marlboro. The follow
ing ID list Of the entries, with their pedigrees
and owners:
Red Irish dog dash" CRoyal Bell), Jo-
seph h. Hunter, owner. Red Irish setter bitch
'Flirt" CBonny < Msggy), @. II. ofutt, owner.
Engiish setter dog .Dixies Gladstone" lCham-.
pion Gladstone Z Champion Dixie, Richard
smith, owner. English setter dog Sir Cliff
ford" Crramp Z Sue), same owner. English
setter dog Dickson" (Sir Clifford Lillianl
same owner. English setter dog "Dukedom
lSir Clifford Florida, $3.50, same owner.
English setter bitch Princess Pearl" (Cham-
pion Druid Z Princess Dracs), same owner.
Engiish setter dog, W. R; Travers, owner. I'm
giish setter dog, James N. Green, owner. En-
giish setter bitch Fay" Doncaster K Prin-
css louise. Red Irish setter dog limo" W.
w boarman, owner. English setter dog
Dan. English setter bitch, DR.. E. K. Colds
borough.
POINTERS.
Pointer dog, "Dick Swiveller," champion
Graphic, Champion Meally), d. W. Oyster
owner. Pointer dog, "Hindoo Fritz" (Cham-
pion Fritz, virginia. Frank Pitzger owner.
Pointer dog, Princess Don," CTennyson. !
Nellie b. Pointer bitch, Nellie B." Cham
pion Mstch, Champion Rose), Frederic Y.
Webster, the taxidermist, owner. Pointer dog,
Don" Pointer dog. =, John wanstell
owner. Pointer dog, - A. W. Corvell owner.
Pointer dog, Mead" W. E. Bradford owner.
The dogs viii be run in couples. and the rules
adopted by the Eastern Field Trial association
for such exhibitians will .vox.r, tba sr;al
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THr FRrExp Or AL

PONDS EXTRACT 10 used in the household of the
president a. veil ss that Of the humblest citizen
Members OF the Army and the Navy the Par tke
Bench the pulpit, and the press-a ranks and ciasses
u people-hsve sent their personal exp<riepce and
thanks for the last forty until letters have
allied volumes testifying to the wonderful cures Of All
kinds Of Pain Inflammation, Effected by PONDS
EXTRACT.
kemsmbsr PONDS EXTRACT 10 sold in bottles only,
bun with Ian dscape trade mark thereon Dei
with rsspectaDle drnes1so only my28
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Yellow Fever on the Bo ston.

The Navy department to-day received tele-
gram from Captain Ramsay, commanding the
Q. s. S. Boston, which arrieed at quarantine
New York harbor this morning, stat
ing that the vessel had yellow fever aboard.
The Boston had been at Port au Prince. Hayti,
on diplomatic mission, but left on the 10th.
when the fever appeared. Four men died Of
the disease, and the surgeon, W. J. Simon, and
TWO men are now sick. There has been no ne W
case on board since the 18th instant.
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THE WHEAT MARKET BREAKS
Free Selling and Slumping Prices in
New York To-day.

new York To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-The New York whea,
market had bad break to-day. There were
free sellers, with q good deal Of long
wheat put out. Clark, Allen, Field
Lindley and company and Sawyer, Wallace and
company, were offering full lines, under which
the market at first staggered, and then gave
way. The decline was 2Ha2x from the close
OF yesterday. December was sold at 104h
down to 1929. and closed at 1927. May went
from liz down to 10Y, and closed at 110x.
There were 1,040, 900 bushels Of the December
option taken, and $500, 900 bushels of May.
This business was all done in one hour and a
half. The depression comes about from the
fear that large quantities Of December wheat
will come out ON contracts while stocks are
accumulating and the export interest is at a
pause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Tn GExursr
HANN HoFF,s
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NCTRrTIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
M impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia, Convalescen %
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II; suffering from an attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food. tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract,
sw1neglassful three times day. Its followed
py marked eects1. Food, which had heretofore been
found 70 pass the amentsry canal unchanged digese
groHerly z. There appeared an increased power Of
evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the sigma
ture Of Johann Ho' on the neck Of every bottle. All
others worthless imitations
Johann HOFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York Of
Ice, Barclay st. ta3-tu,th&s
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BELT-wRIGHT On November % 1854 by ths
Rev Joseph sherlock 1t Mt Calvsry church. In fHlti-
both Of Washington
LAMBETH-sNYDER. On Thursday, Novembsr
22 1883, 81 the residence Of the brides mother bT
the Rev, g Richardson, ELIZABETH ,. LAMBET2
70 LUTHER b sNlDER
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A Murderer Stabs Himself.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 24.-James Palmer,
the coveted murderer of Henry T. whitehouse,
in the left breast. One blow struck a rib but
the other penetrated to the outer covering of
his heart. He bled almost half a pint but is not
likely to die.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

TIE United states coast and geodetic survey
steamer 'Gedney", Lieut.. J. NJ. Helen, US.
Navy, commanding, is now en- route for San
Francisco, Cal. via the Straits of Magellan. A
cablegram announces her arrival at 81. Thomas
to-day, with all well on board
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ESQUIRE, Richardson Pleads Guilty

AuAuRN. N. Y. Nov. A.-Squire Richardson,
chief of the Casadoga counterfeiters, was
arraigned in the United States court to-day.
again and asked the mercy of the court He
vas sentenced to four years in the Erie peni-
Tertiary and fined $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
Sales Of Real Estate.

T. W. Riley has bought for d, 600 of Marga-
ret A. Riley, lots 10 and IL, SO. Alb, 49x124 feet
8 inches, on the north side Of F, between 9Th
and 9th streets southwest.
H. H. Hollister, of New York city, has bought
for $4,000, Of John E. Beall, lots 8, 8 and 70,
block 4, of Fairview.
Gertrude N. Hubbard has bought for
es,So4 81, Of C. J. Bell, sublots to 3, block /,
Trinidad.
o. F. Presbrey has sold for s1S, 40, to Ida
d. Crane, seven lots in the Meridian hill subdi-
vision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

And most reliable remedy for the prompt
relief Of aches and palms. get B>nsoa's
IL lou Plaster which has permanent place In
every household, where its virtues
Known For Coughs, Colds. Hoarsenes
WANT and Chest Pains 1t Is unequaled. while in
kheumAtisn- Seattle, Muscular Pains and
Bsckache IL IL infAliible. All nrstelass
1dE BkSI Ply sctans recommend 10.
send two-cent stamp to SEABURY
JOHNSON. y Y, for Q copy Of "fnstruc-
lions from The Doctor" n19
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Gen. Newton Resigns.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Gen. John Newton,
who has been for the past three years commits
sioner of public works, resigned to-day. His
resignation takes effect immediately,
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The ssTimes'' Again Defeated.

THO H1"cS HSdHH DeIedteUs
ITS APPEAL FROM DECISION OF JUDGE KINNEAR
UNSUCCESSFUL
EDINBURaH Nov. 24-The Judgment passed
by Judge Kinnear in the case Of Parnell against
the Times allowing proof on the question Of ar
restments, and from which the Times appealed,
bad been unanimously upheld by the judges Of
the first division of the court OF sessions
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LOCAL NOTES.

From Chapman a Taylor We have scrihnsrS
Magazine and the ST. Nicholas for pecembsf.
Rev g n. Phillips pastor Of Israel G. NJ T.
church, has returned TO tho city from . visit 70
the south.
A motion for . new trial wss fled so-dAy b
day OF abstracting letter from the poss-of6cs.
Mss Clara Barton, president Of the Americas
Red Cross association, has received a set OF
resolutions from the Macclennay. Fla. relief
association. thanking her and the ss.ocistioa
,or the s.ss'a1ce rendered both by physeians
epidemic.
In the case Of Ivory N. Blood. convicted a
false pretenses, the motion for q new trial vss
granted
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The Established Colonies in Tonquin.
PARIS, Nov. A.-The grand council at Saigon
has opened negotiations for q loan of
100 900. 600 francs, which is to be guaranteed by
cover the first expense of the establishment Of
colonies in TOnhuin
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District Appropriations.

The House subcommittee ON District appro-
priations held long session to-day, again hav-
ing before them the full board of Commission
ers. They made very good progress with the
bill.
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THoMAs CARrr1rs VIZ.

oocs shrewdly remarked. There's mo MOVING
what Ar Carlyle might have been but for dy,-
persiA" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause Of
M sioom and irritability. Had he taken Ayre,s
rus he would have been . healthier and
happier man
va. great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Coostpstion- I had no appetite. became
greatly dsbilitsssd. and was continually
snicsed with Hesdachs and pixups... A,,..
uyins various remsdies finally began to use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved,
ny bowels were regulated. and became WELL
ID u Losan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by Dr. >. @. Aver Co, Lowell. Ma.
S2id oy all Druggists and Dealers IN Ned,ctne
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HE INFORMS THE ASSEMBLY THAT HE WILL Aocr,
oNLr 50 900 IN SALARY


oNLr s. 900 IN SALARY.
The election Of officers took up the time Of
the Knights Of Labor general assembly yester.
day. The nominees for master workman were
T. Y. Powderly and Martin Hanley, of New Ter.
sey. The vote was: Powderly, ia; Hanley, "a:
Birch, 1. For general worthy foreman. Morris
L. Wheat, of Iowa, received IS votes, and
Henry A. Beckmeyer, of New Jersey, IS votes.
The vote for secretary and treasurer was: Fred
erick Turner, IS; John w. Hayes, SO; and Mra,
Stevens 8. Hayes was Powderly's nominee.
Mrs. L. NJ. Barry was neglected director and
investigator of woman's work. General Mas
ter Workman Powderly was selected 20 repre-
sent the order at the Paris exposition.
After his reelection TO Office Mr.. Powderlv
took the floor and stated that. although his AL
airy had been left at $4,000, he would accent
only 5000. and at the end Of his term the or
der could do what they pleased with the bal
ance. A. w. Wright Of Toronto, Ont; J. J.
Holland, Of Jacksonville, Fla; John Costello,
Of Pittsburg; John Devlin, Of Detroit, we're
chosen members Of the general executive
board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Inc interstate commerce commission, By
commissioner Walker, rendered a decision to-
day In the case Of slater agt The Northern
Pacific railroad company, which states thKs: A
complaint made for the purpose of retaliation.
Tor fancied wrong, as 10 get even with a car
rier FOR the revocation Of oOmplainant's pass,
aoes not commend itself 10 the commission.
carrier which has conforrned 10 IN. r,,li,v ~
the commission should not be prose~us.d sor
alleged violations of Law in that respect which
have occurred before such ruling wss msde
ana under construction OF the law then an.
proved by the carriers counsel.
Free transportation issued in the form Of aa
annual pass 20 person not in the regular and
stated service Of the carrier nor receiving snv
wages or salary under a contract of eronloy-
ment, but requested by him ne compepsssso
for throwing in lite way what business, he Coz.
veniently could. IL held 10 be Illegal
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POST Once Department Change.
EUGENE cARRISoroK SUCCEEDS c. ". yIcxx1Y
A. SUPERINTENDENT or In rmD Drv1szox.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
Mr.. c. W. vickery, the superintendent of
the third division, railway man service, With
headquarters in this city, has rendered his
resignation at the request Of Superintendent
Bancroft. There were no charges against
him. Eugene Darlington, the superintend-
emit Of mails at Baltimore, has bean ap-
pointed in his place. Mr.. burlington win take
charge on Monday: NJ. vickrey has been in
charge OF the division for the past eight years,
having been promoted from the ranks. ne 4
. republican, and with two exceptions was the
last one OF the nine old superintendsnts re-
naming in the service. The supexintendsnts
st Chicago and San Francisco have not yet
been disturbed.
Mr.. vickery this afternoon said that the 6rst
intimation he had that change Was propooed
was yesterday morning, whsn h received .
letter through the mail requesting his reeigna-
ton. It was rather broad intination.
II have no idea Of tbs reason for this action, !"
ne continued Personally, am not aware Of
any cause for my removal, except ths f.et that
my place was wanted for democrat asked
Superintendent Bancroft II thsre were any
charges against me-, end he replied thas there
Mr.. vickery said hs ssssssd shs service
tventy-ons years aeo, when Ne railway nan
service was In il infancy. He hna graonally
worked his way mp until ~ as1nfned he pod-
ton which he had justrsdsnsA HhssssSnsr
This chsnss hes ersaAsd ssias : s..nsioa IN
Possonee enoeSe.
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Mrs. Hubbard Loses Her Case.
THE JURY GIVES VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT FRY
IN THE 600, 200 BREACH-oF-PRoN1sE SUIT.
PITTsBURe, Nov. 24.-The jury in the Hib-
bard-Fry breach-of-prOmise came in at 1890
with a verdict in favor of the defendant
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Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been fled a. follows: Geo.
Wright ct al. to @. O. Meador, in trust, ". 4 50,
%. 462; -. W. B. Wilson to A. B. Hines, sub.
l01, "a. FL; g..
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Capt. Burritt's Funeral.

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE FINAL CEREMONY
TO-DAY.
The funeral Of Capt. !. N. Burritt, editor
and proprietor Of the Sunday Herald, which
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon
from his home, 1914 I street, was largely
attended. Rev. Father Mackin, of st. Mat
thew's church, who conducted the Catholic
funeral service said in explanation that while he
might be criticised he felt justified in perform
ing the service. He was assured, he said, that
the deceased had severed all connection with
associations that were antagonistic to the
Catholic church, and that while he had never
partaken Of the sacrament Of the church he
had expressed an earnest desire to die
in the communion of the church.
Among those in attendance were ex-Mayor
Emery, Samuel Norment Senator Barbour,
Hallet Kilbourn, p. v. De Graw, Henry
F. Hayden, Thomas B. Kalbfus Gen.
Duncan 8. Walker, Paymaster ]. d. Doyle, J. n.
Doyle, John B. Mccarthy, stil.on .Hutchins,
q. n p Austin ina Gif o, Warden W.
Kit Carson Post, g. A. R., of which deceased
was member was represented by it, officers:
Fred Bracket, commander; w. +. Morse, 8. v.
commander; John 8. Garrison, I. V. COM
mander; ]. W. Wisner, quartermaster; G. E.
keefer, adjutant; John h. Hayward, sergeant
In addition Comrades Hawkes., Gibson, Edgar,
Trumbull and Apple, of Kit Carson Post, we're
present. The pa1-bearers were Stilson Hutch
ms, Gen. b. v. Boynton, Frank A. Rich
ardson and A. C.. Buell., representing
me u press General Albert ordway
Col @. p. Lincoln, Maj. II. l. Crawford, Capt.
and Capt. b F. Hawkes., Representing Kit Car.
son post, G. A. r. The remains were buried
In MI Oivet cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

RAuaR ov xn1 Tnn.aouumHm--Ihet o11ou1n6
were Ne rsadines . ~ dgnal eG1ee to-1nT
81 NJ =; 1R ~ =; nasinons - -
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w han baby was sick. We gave her csstoria,
When she was . elDd, abe cried for Csstoris.
vhsp she became Niss. shs chung 10 Cssscria.
vhsn ahs had children. she save fhsn cassoriA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

From Puck.
Mr.. Hoffman Howes Il am. )-'Tshay, Rocky,
are y sure thish's the right car 70 take ~
homer"
Mr.. Rockaway Beeehs (conAdsntly) Bound
1t once.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 1419 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
1906 Penna. Avenue, 81. Louis, Mo.

Having used your CUTICURA REMEDIES for eieh-
teen months for letter and finally cured it, an
ious to get il to sell on commission can recommend
il beyond any other remedies have ever used for
letter Burns Cuts etc In fact 1t Il the best medi
cine for anything. r. s. HORTON,
MYRrII MIss
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EscAPH ORA CoNvIcr.-This afternoon one Of
the prisoners sentenced to the Albany psniten-
Clark, well-known colored thief sentenced "a
four years In the penitentiary for larceny from
the person, made his escape while on tho way
from the csll-rooms In the courthouse 70 the
prison van There were over dosen IN the
gang. and while bang marshaled 81 the hall.
way Clark dipped his handsuEs and cot %.
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The James Creek Canal.

LIEUT.. vERSoS CALLS IT a DEATH IRA, AM
WONDERS THAT 20 FEW PEOPLE Ann ppoxSx,
IN IT.
Lieut. Vernon, OF the South washineto.
police station, speaking OF the James Greek
canal said to STAR reporter to-day that the
canal was death trap and should be srched
over. There have been many persons drowned
there he said. and the wonder is that more ar.
not drowned Two or three bridges cross Il,
but along the banks there il not a single light
and at night any person Is liable 20 walk over.
board. The lieutenant thought il especially
remarkable that more drunken people do not
tumble into the canal Only few nights ago,
be said. n colered man was brought 20 the sta
ton who had fallen in He was intoxicated.
and said he went 20 turn the corner Of the
bridge, but instead Of striking the bridge he
went overheard There have been many SINH
lar cases, and he thought that something
should he done 10 protect pedestrians in thss
locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Two DIVORCES GRAxrxD.-Judge Cox to-day
made . decree Of divorce in the case Of Mary
n. Browning agt Livingston Browning. They
we're married October 20, 1873; have four chill
dren, and she charged him with drunkenness
and cruel treatment; that he refused her
proper attention when sick, &e. Adiyorce was
also decreed in the case Of Arthur J. Brooks
agt Carrie BROOKE. They were married Octo-
Der 2, 1850. and he charged her with adultery
IN 1885, and with cruel treatment
A SRcoxD-SroHY THzxT. - Some time last
night the residence Of F. d. Yates, No. 2l20
l4fh street, was entered by thieves and robbed
Of . quantity Of clothes. The house was en-
tsred through The seoond-story window. This
= the Arst sseondsteey Job that he's been dons
TOR soms fms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
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BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS.
COLDS.
WASTING DISEASES
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Sold BY all Druggists
nle SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, NJ
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TIE ATTENTION
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COD LIVER OH.
WITH HYPoPHosPHTEs OF LINE AND SODA,
For the relief and cureof
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And nearly all Pulmonary troubles, and il taken in
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In putting this preparation on the market claim is
made for originality but guarantee il given Of the
absolute purity of the medicines used and the sklful
manner in which they prepared The Cod Liver
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any.possibl iteration in transit. The Hypophos-
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1st- The medicines used in Douglass Emulsion are
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I'd. Esch bottle contains so per cent pure Norwe-
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