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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
ROYAL FluSHES.

King Hunbert Il Italy squandered more
than $4,000 during his four days visit to
Berlin.
The oriental gifts sent by the sultan Of
Morocco to- Kaiser William ii turn out to
have been manufactured in Germany.
The patronage of the Prince of Wales and
other not,s is asked for the English trotting
races. 1t Is thoa.ht that with the element Of
royalty they will be popular.
Queen Nict pria is in the habit of keeping
rooms which have been occupied by deceased
relatives locked up The apartments at
Claremont in witch the Princess Charlotte
died more than t-'Neuty years ago are closed,
and nobody is al, wed to ,ise them
The emperor Of China has presented his
bride with an i'm tense tiara II gold. with a
very lofty cap of Siberian slAr, embroidered
with rows of pearls ard tie feathers OF the
golden pheasant. Twenty skilled worhinen
were employed for two months in making the
head dress
ROYAL drama'ists are becoming serious com
petiiors to professional authors Thus the
king of Swedcn'> one act historical play,
Castle Cromberg," is to be produced next
season III six different cites--Stuttgart. AK
la-Chapele. Halle, Nuremberg. Brcslau and
konisberg
The King Of the Sedaugs" is being made
much of and making much of himself in
Paris His title is Marie, Roi DIES Sedangs"
The Sedangs are an Indo-Chinese folk who
inhabit a kind of debatable land on the
AMMAN Siamese frontier notable for nothing
so much as its swamps
Prince Ferdinand, Of Bulgaria who is an
ornthologist, has reported that enormous
6ocks OF rose colored starings have appeared
in his domlnons They come from Asia and
SINCE 1876, when their advent Immediately
preceded the Russo Turkish war
When the Emperor William visits Queen
Victoria at Osborne Isle of Wight, he will
find in the garden which opens from the car
riage drive near the fla. tower a magnificent
myrtle. which cannot fail to arrest his atten-
ton, and this great shrub WAS originally
sprig from his mothers wedding bouquet.
The royal family of England, Berlin cor
respondent writes, is about to be allied by
marriage with ganekeeper in the forest of
Dognaiska, in Hungary. This will come
about through the forthcoming union Of
Lieut. Joseph Loisinger, brother of Countess
Hartenau, otherwise Princess Alexander OF
Battenberg, with Mile. Louise kopek, daugh-
ter Of the head gamekeeper in the forest OF
Dognaiska.
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Talk OF the Hour.

The tornado in Ohio reported Thursday
turns out TO have been confined principally
10 the afternoon papers
It is suspected that Messrs. Sullivan and
kiirain are safely hidden from the Missis-
sippi authorities in some stor. that doesn't
aivertise.- Tribune.
IL is rather strange that no Democratic
organ has ever thought of charging Mr.
Murcbison with writing the Arthur Rich
mond" letters. Mr.. Mu-chison is known to
be very handy with his pen PhHadetphtd
Press
II AN candidate for nothing" This is
the answer of Uncle Jerry Rusk to the rum
ors that he is candi la'e for L. s. Senator
Sawyers seat. and possible candidate fol
the next Presidency. Uncle Jerry don't pro
pose to cross any bridges until he reache:
them Biddeford Journal.
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To Let.


4 1 hafu tslht', facing on Arsrnh ST. II
North House will DE moved and placed on GO
cellar il it eau bc leased for term Of years to
good tenant. For terms apply To H. g. JonNso
ON premises. iuly.ud.a
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"t'orrscrs rA-l while shr skins
The extra price her labor brings,
pr Il perchanc" nne suliry day.
Hath ta'sn her profits All away "
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CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE

Preston county, W. Va, has ghost that
smokes cigarettes.
Random Pa, is proud Of mongrel dog
which taught itself to climb ladder
William Lincoln, who lives near Grafton,
" Va. has cat that plays with rats, but is
death to snakes
A cat at Port Jervis digs angle worms, and
after biting them into small pieces feeds them
n young canary birds
A man at Hawkiusville. Ga, has been mar
ricd twice in the same trousers, They are 10
years old and he still wears EN-.
A woman and her husband are master and
engineer respectively of trading steamboat
on the Columbia river, Washington.
Clarence Davis. IT Bortientowu. Pa, while
whiting a broom handle, found lady's
plain gold ring imbedded in the wood.
Miss Mamie Stiggers. OF Cincinnati. has
had rejected sutton arrested for stealing her
false teeth The teeth were seized in a spirit
of revenge,
The following advertisement recently az
peared i'll paper; "A middle aged woman
who is capable, honest aud industrious. but
as houiely as a stone fence, wants work"
goat at Dallas. which came upon rat
tlssnake. walked back few yards. and tax
ing a running start. made long jump.
alighting with his legs punched and cutting
the snake IN pieces.
Surgeon Parry. Of the East Indian medical
department. saws that be saw the Jet black
ha,~ Of rebel Sepoy turn gray in half an
hour while he was under examination and
half mad with fear
bee belonging to a swarm that Dorset
shire farmer was attempting to hive got
down the mans throat and stung him. and,
the throat swelling very rapidly, the man
died Of suffocaFion
A Titusville pa paper tells of novel
wedding tour The young man, who could
not leave town, purchased s. worth of tickets
for the merry7go-rouud, and they proceeded
to ride to their hearts content.
After the city recorder Of Carthage, No,
had lectured and fined man for drunken
ness, loud talking. AMI hollefing on the pub
lie thoroughfare." friend Of tine man in
formed the recorder shat the man was deaf
and dumb.
Thomas Fl Berry. a Chester Pa, council
man was recently robbed Of n pair OF gold
spectaeles by a man who borrowed them To
write letter to his mother The fellow had
also begged the paper. envelope and stamp
from Mr.. Berry
famous naval doc Is attached to the
United States ship Adams. He belongs to no
one in particular but to the ship in general.
He has seen service in all quarters Of the
globe On one occasion, when the vessel was
out Of commission for months and repairing
in the dry dock. he betook himself to the re-
ceiving ship. hard by, but promptly reported
for duty when the Adams was again ready
for service
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The Breeding OF Fearnaught, j.

Mr.. ii. Dow of Exeter, n. H.. in lett er
to the Herald, says of FearnausLt, Jr..
whose death was chronioled yesterday
Justice to whom justice is due. | have
always been very much interested in Fear
naught, tr., and say that he was not bred
by Ii. S. Wright of your city, as Wallace and
others report, but was bred by IL. z.
Wingate of Stratham, \. ii. know the
lam and also the sire of him, old Fear
naught owned by William Brown Wallace
says G. c. Brown Of the same town. When
year old, and running in the pasture, took
two men from Boston down to see him. and
the next week he was sold and went TO Bos-
ton. l know whereof | speak In view
of the almost phenomenal trotting of the
three year old Fearnaught at Mystic Park
on Tuesday last, the question as to the
real pedigree of Fearnaught Jr.. becomes
An important one to students of the trotting
problem
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New York Produce Market

NEw YORK. July ~
FLOUR Receipts, ~. i9 packages; exports. 9,ii2
barrels, sales IS so repeat quotations including
Cit, mill extra, ~ 5olst 20, patent. q Goa
D. Is. superhne. ~ s5as3 o5. extra No ..
VI s0as3 65, winter wheat low grade, " 75at3 Is ,
Minnesota extra. - t3at5 c5, southern -four
duh; Rye Hour quiet,
wnfAr-Kre,ipt., 1890. exports. ae.oso. sales
5000, igher. No spring nominal. -;
No red 81 So2 red .siiss,. revator ssiassi fob
,slasIi delivered. No. red. aominai. ,o;aoi No 1
v hte nominal g5aJd
RYE--tuiet
kAHLtY- nominal
CoRs-. Receipts Sd 100 exports. 1910 sale. i53
100, DAN steamer. ~ Az No. 2, t2ia42i
.sore and elevator ,5ss+R delivered.
OATS Receipts, %. . exports. go sales. 50 :
ooo Easy. No J. 20 DO whit. lilt,2, No u ia2. i;
do white. tiaas, No !. ~, do white. ~ /.
Mixed Western. 25a2g, white DO. 53s3y
CoFFSE---fair Rio firm, a
SUGAg-Raw nominal, refined steady; demand -
lower, crushed fsa7i, extra crushed. 7ias, white
extra crushed, ssas3 cut loaf ": granuated. VI.
PETROLEUM hrm, quiet, vi
foRk-- quiet.
BEEF - Vu ct
LARD dull. s-stern steam. % 60at6 90 ::
closing o. 30, city steam 81 20, renned dull /;
continent 81 S5a7 Oh, ). A 81 10.
BUTTEe-quie. easy, western dairy lOa
i34 do creamery ,2al6i
CHEEsB--- easier Freishfs to Liverpool
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RICH IN YEARS.

Sam Hornsley and Sylvia Cody, both col
ored, the former aged - years and the lat
20, were married recently in Hephzibah,
Ga. by o, G. Tarver at the store Of +. j
Tarver
Messoner will marry again at the age Of
IS His coming bride is not particularly
young, and size l. Nile Besancon, sister Of
his lawyer and for the past twenty years
his devoted companion.
A Mussulman woman has just died in
Meean Nicer, India, credited with 100 years
Of age, She was blind. deaf and dumb and
almost Illuminate. She died in the house Of
a grandson who is over so
In Warasdin, Croatia, a mother Of III
years gave away her maiden daughter Of 50
to tramway conductor Of a. The elder
lady of the two was in an ecstasy Of delight
at having lived to see her child married
W G. Dickson, of Irwin. Ga, although he
has passed his three score years and ten"
is vigorous in mind and body, and attends to
business as closely as a man Of half his years
He makes success Of sheep shearing, and
has sheared over coo, which yielded about
| 600 pounds Of wool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20

Is one which is guaranteed to bring yot
satisfactory results. or in case Of failure
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised Drug
gist bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case. when used for any
affection of Throat, Lungs, or Chest, sucl
as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough
Group, etc, etc. 1t pleasant and agreeable
to taste, perfectly safe. and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at j
NJ. Mixers, Drug store.
aug2Qd&w lYchkS
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We are pleased to give our readers the
benefit of the following, from The Business
woman's Journal:
A Brsrsgss WosAs's DEEss.
The present style Of the Directaire sui, 10
probably the most hygienie dress that has
ever been worn by women The absence of
fall drapery and the plain skirts, prevent il
from eEeambering the Limbs, and relieve il
from the unnecessary weight yhieh has been
20 serious an objection TO the old styles.
The custom Of making many Of these
dresses sifhout pockets 10 not necessity
The dress with seven pockets. referred 70 in
the article entitled Talks about Health, is
Of the Dsectoire ryle. -Four Of these
pockets are inserted in the vest in the same
manner ~ pockets are made in gsnt!emen's
vests. Tvo are 10 the upper part Of the vest,
one for the watch ard the other for a pencil
The owner of this dress has had occasion
many times 70 exeizim. ''Oh .hat a comfort
that pencil poke, IA 70 me. never before
could fad my pencil" Two Of the pockets
referred to are placed in the lover part OF
the vest To be- used for ear tickets and small
articles In the back drapery are inserted
two obiong pockets, the Openings Of which
are draSh together by elastic cord Oae OF
U.s. r'' > -. - - - 90, r. -.
49, - =, a.. ,aosl. a, ,hs ,i,,t,
- =. -, - ~. - =,
~. t.I~.nhia, IA 60. ~ oc ,b. o,b
W. rs'4,] -. -. -. ~. -. q. !,
- -, .ao,,., 80 -, 70, 80. "a c,ba,
- 80 d., .,e ~, osedsd a. I,um,.,i,ats
-
:, ~. .o,... go, hi. .,v,a -, d,s,.
,hs n,,so,,I,, iii 90, he a, ,h,. snh.msral
~, -. r.. ,n, iii hs sens,,iiy
49, b., $780,. ,.o,naa x;,b ,ba ;,n.
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Body Gov- ID with Scales Like spots OF
| Wortar- ..wfuI Spectacle Doc tors
| Us<fess.-t Ur. l5opeless.-EntfreIy urrd
| by the Cutieprs H~medi~s In Rive weeks
! your tUFisuRt RENkrIt performed on me. Aboat
the st of Ayr last, noticed some red pimI les like
coming out all over my body, but thought nothing
OF until time later on. when Il began look
| like spots Of mortar SPOTTED on and ch csme of
In layers accnmpa MED with itching would scratch
every night until raw, then the NJ xt night the
scales. being formed meanwhile, wer. scratched of
again In vain did consult all the doctors in the
country. but without aid After giving up sli hopes
| of recover happened 90 see an sdver isemsnf In
| the newspsi-r about your CuTICuRa REMEDIES,
and purcna a them from my druggist and Obtain
almost Immediately relief. began roticc that
the sraly eruptons gradually dropped of ami disep
peared one b. onc. and have been fullv cured |
had The disease thirteen months before began tax
Ing tie CUrrUEA REMEDIES and in four or rye
weeks entirely cured Ny disease Eas eczema
and psoriasis. recommended the siUTICuRA Rem
EniEs "a all In my vicinity and know Of a great,
many who have 'ahea them and thank me for the
knowledge of them, especially mothers who haze
babes with scsiy erupt5ns their he ads and bod
les cannot express In words the thanks to yo4 for
what the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES have been TO me.
Ny body Was covered with scales, and was W
fdl spectari to behold. Wow nv skin il nice and
clear as baby's GEO. C0TEf, Merrill, Wis.
sept. q, ISL
suffered has shown itself since my &C.
Cutieura Remedies
Cure every species Of agonizinx, hamiiiating itch
ing burning, seaiy and pimply diseases Of the skin
scalp and God, with loss Of hair, and all hunors
bofches erHptions sores scales ami crusts neither
simple scrofaoas, or coma ious, when physicians
and all other remedies fail
Sold everywhere. Price CUrIcURs, Sec; SOAR
Sc; REsoLvESI. IL Prepared by the PorrER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
srsend for "How Care skin Diseases a
pages, 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DIR Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklens Arnica Salve and Flee
trio Bitters, and have never handled rene
dies that sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hesitat,
to guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price, if salts
factory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits. J. NJ. Mixer,
druggist. sug20d&w lychwky
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Better than Wall street.

Rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralgia arr r
ribly trying diseases; 70. the cure Of which,
men have experimental with msny diferort
rugs, in the endesvor to tnd some thing that
could be relied upon. Nothing heretofore
discovered has had 90 much success as Men
.rd's Rheumatic Buffers. They are Pleas
ant remedy, easily taken, and almost an
absolutely certain cure. A dolsr invested
IN a bottle Of them will pay you be,t.r than a
thousand in Wall street. Ii you meet them
ask J. NJ. Mixer and c. 3. Murphy & Go
Or bottle.
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There Is remarkable specimen Of deform-
ed humanity At Paradise. in the northern
part OF Clay county, No. His name Is Joseph
jesse. He weighs 40 pounds, has no hands,
Test. elbow joints or shoulder blades; but not
outstanding these drawbacks, be enjoys life
immensely, walking about on bis chair. talk
ing we'll writing with q pen in his mouth,
singing. Growing, barking and, in fact, cnn-
shutting an entire museum In himself He
has wonderfully developed chest, and ca
hold his breath for three minutes without
any apparent tncnavsnisnca
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The best Salve in tn world .ei 80.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheurn, Fa7ei
Sores. letter, Chaqped Hands Ch.lblains,
Corns, and al. Skia Eruptions. and posi,iy =
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is Sa4i
snseea to give perf,ct satisfaction, oI D.one!
refunded. Price % cents ner to1. Fer sale
nv !. NJ. MIXER ang2,4is vi
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The blockade of port is not more injurious to il
commerce than il even the temporary obstruction
of the bowels the health of the system. Consti
patton necessarily the secretion of the bile
impetes aud disorders digestion, and poisoas tn,
circulation The safest and most effective. II il
also the most genial laxative and anti bilious nedi
cine in existence is Hostetter's fomaeh Biters
i, is than probable that its sovereign ficae,
A. preventive and remedy for intermittent and re
mittent fever Is largely due TO its reformstory &c
tion upon the liver organ prejadeisil, Involved
in all malaral complaints. Persons with tendency
also TO rheumatic, neuralgia and kidney trouble can
do better than sn,agonife ii with Hostetters
stomach bisters, which Invariably cheeks /, at the
outset. The weak. moreover, are invested with
strength by this nee invigorsn;.
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Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains in Effect Jul,
LIST, 1889.

Unit! further notice trains leave Augusta as FOL
lows
COME wEST-63o A. NJ for Lewiston, Koch
land, Portland aud Boston; $40 A, NJ for Hslloweu
| and Gardiner. 10 o. accommodation aud lOi6e,
press for Lewiston, Farniugtou kockand. Portland
aud Boston, 200 T.. NJ. for ilnllOwoll aud Gardiner
BIZ u. VI. for Brunrwirk, Bath, kockand, Portland
and Boston, ~ 81 diving Yankee blSn T. for
iinllowcll and Gardiner. HOO NJ, tnght fulmaul
for Lewiston, Portland aud Boston, aud for Bath
saturdays only.
skowhegan, bangor. Bar ilarbor, st. stephen, st.
John aud Arooslouk County VIA A. NJ, for Water
Vile, Skowhrghn, LIS for Wutvryillc Bangor Bar
narbor Moosehead Lake and 81. John, ata 7 N
Express for WaterNilc. Bangor and Rar HARDER
sos T.. NJ. for Skowhcgan, belfast, Dexter hanger
st. stephen, 81 John and ArUostouk County, ~
+. NJ for Watcrviilc.
In, Night Pullman Trains run each way ever,
night, Sundays Included, but not Ia Skowb.gan "a
yond Bangor, except To Bar ilarbor. on SUNDAY
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Gardner for
Augusta at 7.i5 A. NJ, f.Op and i45P. NJ liaoweu
Mt 7.2y A. NJ. 20 and SOP =. VI
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 7-lG A. NJ, At
irving NJ n II +. NJ for WaiorN lille and Nnnceboro,
l23l J.. NJ. and AT 40 T.. NJ due from Boston,
~ and t.aS T.. NJ. du" from Nanc,horo aud
Waierville, 30 A. NJ. aud II 90 T.. NJ
Through tickets to California aud all palu- South
aud West may be- had of y. ~ Walker ticket agent
Augusta. IN" only office selling vim all routes and
checking all bhggaR. free Of expense.
stops only nj Hallowell Gardiner, Hrunswick
and Wcsbrook junction
rAysON TUCKER. GEM Manager.
T.. BoofIiBi. GeB'l lass. aud Ticket Agt.
Portland June 30
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are to-day suffering with Rheumatism in some
form or another, without any need. Menard's
Rheumatic Bullets will cure the most obstI
nate case. Why then sufItr any longer with
your aches and pains, hen dollar nv, .ted
in bottle of Bullets will cure you. You can
buy them of J. NJ Mixer and c b. Iurrhy
4 IN
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BONDS FOR SALE.

3
/ The Trea.ur.r Of state offers for -ale the follow
ing bonds which now eonsf nte the sinking tHnd.
created for the payment Of the bonded indebtedness
/ of the state maturing October lst, is-s
h United States 0 cent registered bonds
due July, !, 1907, s75s.Goo 20
same per coupon bonds due July
\ /, 1880, 1900 %
sam. a. per cent registered bon due
/ September |, 1891, $4,000
/ same u coupon bonds due September l.
isei, 100
Massachusetts, 5 per cent COUPON bonds,
due April / lssi. 3o"o
same per cen; coupon bond. due De
same per cent coupon bond- due sep
TENDER /, 1875, 500 %
Nex Hampshire per cent registered
bonds due January /, lsgI, 400 N
same 5per ce Mt registered bonds due Jan
nay !, 1871 500 %
.ar'e 4 per cent reg is,ered bond. due Jan
usav !, lssg, j4stGa
same per cent registered bond. due
January /, lsga, ;H0o0
same fer cent registered bonds due
January /, ls94, 81 a.
same per cent rsgi-tersd bonds due
January |. 1856, IN an
same per cent registered bonds due
January J. 1886, $500 %
-ame per cent registered bonds due
January t. Iss7, keG el
-aIne 9 per cent regists red bonds due
Jsnaa,v :! i-e, 1900 %
same per registered bond due
.ianua l. l-ip, 5Egt0
per cent registersd bond. duc
Janasry /, 1870, 9oeo q
per cent registered bdnis due
January !. 1901. 2g1uOs
same & per cent registered bond. due
January /. isa. 1900 10
PER cent registered bond. due
January |, iS5, 1850 90
sane per cent coupon bond. due Jsnu-
airy !, lse2. 5000
same 4 per cent coupon bonds due jam.
AIRY !, tssrS. 1909 ~
same per cent coapon bonds due JanB-
AIRY J. i-a4, 400 %
same per cent coupon bonds due Janu-
AIRY J., lss5 800 %
same per crnt coupon bonds due jana
arr /, iss. 800 20 /
same per cent coupon bonds due jana
ary /. 1877. moo
same per cent coupon bonds due Janu-
airy !. Ise. I.roo
-ame q per cent coupon bond. due Jsng-
AIRY j. 1850, i5Sa % +
.ame 9 per cent coupon bond. due Janu-
airy !. lso., so %
same 6Ser cent coupon bends due Jana-
AIRY /. 1904, l. 5000 !
sri7 $50 %
These bonds ready for immediate delivery and
bids viii BE- received FOR the whole part.
GEO. l.. BEAL. /
julyiIdtt state Treasurer. /
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For Ricketts,, Marasmus and all W astin,
DfsoFdors of Ch.Id,en

| SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
Hypophosphites. is unequalled. The rapidity
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon it Is wonderful. 81 have used Scott
Emulsion in case Of Ricketts, and Marasmus
of long standing. In every case the improve
ment WAS marked J. NJ. MAIN MD.
New Yo-k. octl7deodaw4w
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
july wchwky
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TO THE DEAY-A Person cured OF Deafness
L and noises in the head of y years standing By
q simple remedy. will send description Of IT TRKI
e any Person Who applies to NICHOLSON, 1T
0aeDo0GA1l Street, New York. y. =. A.
e1ef1a2tavAuly