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Aesion ~ the North American TUNE
Hand 10 session Ia New York City.
NAti"nal Ieachrrs' Seminary "a ~ n
sahiished "a milwaukee,. WiA-A We
tory for the West.
NEw YoEE. June :A--Thc Norts
American Turner's Rnnd hold 4 morn
Ing, afternoon and night scssion ycster
day. Al the roll-call ~ delegates An,
s~ercd TO their namex Tho busines.
began with aquestion Of admitting x
the floor Turner teachers; this was Al.
lowed with the restriction that thev
should not DO given a voice in the
proceedings The Milwaukee Turn
Ieitung. edited by G. II. Bottec. was
chosen BY a committee As the Official
organ OF the convention. and this was
ratified by the convention.
The Turner's Mutual Benefit Associa.
ton OF the Northwest requested the
support Of the Turner Bund. IL met
with much opposition. and the question
was temporarily disposed Of by sending
II 70 the committee on organization.
Reports OF committees were next in
order. The executive committee re-
ported an increase in 1850. or twcnty-six
bunds. numbering 4.2sS. This brings
the total membership up 10 35.9ia. The
treasury showed a balance OF SiO.ell.
A donation Of S5.095 was made 10 tho
Conemaugh Valley Hood fund.
The report Of the committee on intel
lectual development made il the duty
OF every society to provide a, least TX
lectures annually advocating the prin.
cipies Of the Turner Buni. also 10 81.
tablish night and sunday schools for
the young between fourteen and eight
cen years OF age. and to stock their
Libraries with moral literature.
The committee on ethical culture snh-
mitted that two prizes should be given
annually for essays on turning and gem
eral subjects.
a long discussion arose on the propo-
sition to establish a teachers seminary
IN Milwaukee, Wis. and to consolidate
with IT the German-American Tcachers'
OF Indianapolis. The latter
has beer heretofore a preambulatinr i'm
'titute from city to city. The need OF
institute like this to provide a place
where Turner teachers could be qualified
mentally to teach in public schools
where the children thus tutorcd would
e especially favored in having com.
'etent instructors to drill both their
'odies and their minds. Sectional zeal.
'usy caused the matter to be lengthily
Iebated. The Eastern divisions Of the
did not care to see the West
nonopolize . permanent Q OF learn
ng OF this kind But this feeling at
ast gave way to the general welfare Of
ne Bund. Milwaukee was chosen a
he seat Of this National institute be-
II was the center OF a strongly
'erman portion Of the country. and.
borrower, the Bund had been offered by
citizen the free gift Of . valuable ,os
. which to build.
Much satisfaction Is expressed by ths
'estern delegates at the sutcome a
e contest for the institute.
The night finished with an entertain
e1t 1t Ninety-drst street aad Third
'eaue. trndercd the Bund by the
onsstead Club
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-i'rancis parkman n.
s'ses two hours . day 70 cnltl, ~''
Nudes great library II
put into circulation sine. .'aa't
nearly 1900. 900 books. s4'a'a
Ticket costs q guinea. ana ~ anna
aii'grnt reader can perusc hoa r' ",
would cost him about 81. 600 n 1'es
William NJ. Brooks. J, by
MASS who Il now nincty-Six ''
n1 taken the Boston Journa,
consecutive years. the Christi. ,a''3
sor sixty-flve and tho Eastnor, 1es>
s's'n'y-one years. lie must u
original odd subscriber y
bismarck likes a poo,
cause he knows 80 wcll hi,ssr. =
70 hate. lie was moro h's
Jules Simon than to any o,,,a.
french delegates TO the l:nrl,, y
Conference, because Simon sbo. a'f
7 cooi hatred Of him III his nol,'~
writings. Po'llea
"n'nevcr William l.. Glad.....
catches cold be at once roo. -
rms has been his rule for fjf,oc, ~
~ Is an interesting fact not ',an
known that he wrote his elar,s'x
dress announcing the dissolD,ios
parliament in 1874 In Ted.
IN. Alexandra Dumas X An
vigorous man OF some sixtv.s,v
broad-shouldcrcd and s~tronrl,
with gray hair, the ample forehead
thinker and observer. ana
shrewd' satirical expression abon, NJ
mouth. lie lives in the Avenue NJ "
Hers comfortably and unostcnta,io..,.
occupied with his books, his plays i.
his grandchildren.
"A London publisher has reco,,,.
issued an edition OF 'Germany >aSs
without Sp~cctaclcs." d book wrl,te, 4.
Henry Rugglcs, Of Norwich. Conn
Consul Of the United States Il Nal,s
Three editions have appeared a n.
country, and there is still 4 constant H.
mand for the book.
e. I. knight. whose .Cruis, ~ \. |
Falcon made an impression yea-s aro
has been ut tho head Of an cxpca,,ia,
which visited one Of the deserted ID. |
Inds in the South Atlantic. 1000 ~. |
'ast Of Rio Janciro, 80 3 81. om,
100 worth Of treasure sccreted ,h,,.
evenly years ago in . cave by pirates |
! landslip covered the mouth Of n. |
ave. and, it was supposed. still coyerd
he treasure. Mr.. Knigat and Ills parry
four months in digging throurb
landslip, and when they en,ered
cave found nothing bus = snx pieca
{ broken china.
There Is said to be q yurnc woman
. New York, the daughter 81 nnl.
rcwn editor, whose remarlkatlt NAM.
ry Is literally her fortune. >Ae isaa
reader. No bosf escans
err and once read. IL is mover ~. Nv.
She Is IS familiar with he liter.
ire u past ages IS with the ,o,els n
-dsy, and is employed BY sleaalns
nblisher for the sole purpose 81 read
g mauuscript and pronounc.nr upos,
> originality. Not only ocfrowe,'
OTIS, Sas borrowed styles and borrowed
'rases ase instantly detcctc1. and
'eir original source ~ noted down
he Occupies : positi6n UNIQUE - III,
pahsishik1 houses.
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PrrrsnUEcH, Pa, Juns sA-Cbarlca
Diebold and his win whose residence
= on South Twenty-6rss street have noa
been living together for some timo
Early yesterday morning Diebo&l went
70 his home and asked for some clothes
Dichold struck his wife two lAurdorous
blows In the head with a haschet He
hurled her supposed lifclcss body into :
room, kissed his two childrca and went
70 the homo Of his mother on Keeper
street. Here he locked Aimself in :
room severed his wrists and throat with
: razor inficting injuries froy which b.
iied . few minutes latogs
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RUN TO EARTH.

Gang - Wall Robbie Dt~rwv~rv<s ,e
Wysnse Js.rti0n. 0p~r.sI0us
Involved Hundreds Of Ilseussss~ns ii
DollarN<
CHICAGO June 2A-For orer nine
months past constant complaints have
reached the chief OF post-ofise inspect
ors here Of the loss Of checks. postal
orders, money, etc. while in transit BE-
tween Council Bluffs and Dave sport,
La. the total face value OF rsnil matter
lost being over $500. 900. The inspectors
detailed on the case discovered that
mail pouches were stolen IT wyanet
Junction, whore he mail matter a. the
Rock Island road is transferred % the
Huntington road for early morning de-
livcry In Chicago One pouch. with
fifty per cent. of It's contents rifed. was
found at the bottom Of q we'll. Another.
containing nearly $3.50, 600 or checks and
drafts, was discovered In house.
Six railroad employees At Wyanes
junction were placed under surveillance.
-Four OF them, however. managed TO slip
away. The other two Wilson Green
and A. ID. II. Lay. were arrested yes
terday and held for trial in 81, 600 each.
These arrests, IL Is thought will put a
stop TO the widest series Of mail dcpre-
dations experienced in many years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

TExAnv Ana. Ark. June 24-The
trial Of ~ Cotton Belt train robbers
was resulted Yesterday and Mrs. Rat.
cliffc gave her testimony which agreed
with her statement already published.
Her evidence created great excitement
and when She had finished tho court
~remandcd the prisoners % jail without
bail
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Ell PAso, Tex, June a4-Paymastcr
Duran Of the Mexican Central railway
Is in jail in the City Of Mexico. charged
with being SIP. 900 short in his oun
Mr. Duran has held . high place in the
business and social world Of his coun-
try's capital. and his arrest on the
above grave charge has caused a great
sensation.
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The nen who are running TIE 10.
t~ectionist mill sometimes argue that
their complicated system Of draw
backJ'is qsite a. beneficial to the peo-
pie - Tree raw materials could be- And
Mr.. Mckinley is very much in lows with
his scheme providing for the repayment
Of eo'per sent OF the tariff taxes q i'm
ported stuff which ID made No into
articles for expectation.
Bat Why should there be TIN dis.
cSininatiO0? That 10 what IL GENES Ia
a manufacturer makes two cloakA One
b sells II the United States. Npart or
the price. which the consumer PAYS, II
the duty On tho imported goods which
has CONS into its manufacture. He sells
the csher one abroad, and as he re.s
hack - per cent Of tho duty which he
has paid on the imported VOL, no can
AFFORD to and does sell IL 1t . lower price
than he gets Tor the home-sold article.
Such y the pxOtcctionist idea of fair.
ness This is What they gs~s Us when
- ask for free raw material. And who
gets these rebates after ALP The for
saen consumer gets some AZ thcm-bua
not all.
Mr.. Outhvaite. Of Ohio showed th.t
the rebate on sin-plate last year reached
the very respectable sum Of Of 81. All.
III. Of which Ahe STANDARD ~,
Trust rot $500, 600. And he shoved
further that II the NcKinlcyites hsd
their ray this same monster would 90
In draw backs something like 81. co. ooo
BESIDES all this, drawbacks are ~
very little practical value 10 the mans
facturcrs. The raw material can noA
a~lways-or indeed usually bo followed
- identified: In very many cases Il
= anSolutciv impossible TO identify q
Even Mr.. Mckinley must ku5w this.
So that drawbacks either have ~ 80
feet At all, or when they kre operstivc
they discriminate in favor o. FOREIGNERS
and q tho rich and prosperous, Wa
have thus n moro case OF tho bir fiss
eating W the little ones
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ers paying ~ net. making a d~lEcr.nc. al 81
per rent. against "a We can not ~ ur III
IN IN land - there a : tarif OF y cents rrr
gallon ON oil thus with frc ghf. Insurance
aud other charges. Il br nr- tue price al IN
me slight . fraction over thu price Oh .sced
~ th" trust. They ara now talklnv of ra,~.
ing INC tHsin ON linscei oil. This viii cnabl
she trust 20 again raise their pr GO on Il. A.
an illustrations Of the injury this trade - ~.
sewing, We can assure you that II the No
hin'ey bill were to rnso, and could be- eunr.
anteei 20 us Cor ten years. We could mako
thousands of dollars each year by removing
our y ant 10 England. manufacturing there.
ana importing the goods. indeed. az the
present time there are many articles We can
buy. paying all charges OF importation. ana
put into our show rooms AZ less money than
40 can manufacture. Tbs IL particularly
true IN the case OF chrome yellow ana .th..
Preparations In which White lead AVA an.
seed OF are ingredients. before the lorna.
Ion 81 the lead and linseed oil trusts 10
we're exporting these goods
"a mannfacturcr's agent. exporting asri.
cultural tools. handles. etc. says:
me uiurfencr between home and export
discounts - this limo ranges from IA TO /.
per cent
-Awatcn manufacturing company says:
''lnc difference bet tive home AMI ex
port price i bou Is per cent
"ihis company threatened 70 withdraw
their advert sement from the Enginrerins
and Mining Journal because We quote thelr
export discount Ia papers that circulate In
me onited states. A tool company Will b
makes picks. hammers. etr..
"'Resuse abs ,intely 70 give rho Envlnecr.
Ing and Mining Journal an advertisem en1
long rs 10 continues 20 publish their cx.
port discounts
Give q iscoun on all OF their goods of
M ? per cent for export. whereas they
only 3 i've 10 per &C 4. for home trade.'
"a eompany manufacturing water motors
etc.. max es the following dis.
counts:
ION water motors.allow loper cent for ex.
port, 70 per cent. for home trade. on ham.
Iners' 40 per cent. for export and 20 per cent
or home trade; Skaters tools. they give q
ma = Pr cent for export only 20 per rent
or home trade
"a manufacture Of packing writes us:
'''Inc very bottom home price IN packing
: 20 cents net per pound. and the best ~,
xpoft - cents; the List IL both cases beIna
; cents per pound
These examples conid So multiplied IN.
lennitely and are merely cited In confirma.
ION OF shat 'evcry one kaowS-that our
manufacturers sell goods for export chcap.
r than 70 the home trade. The fact 10 Indis.
~wM e be surprising n tho people Of his
who ars imposed upon ~ tar.ff.
trusts. and Who are taxed %
through the operations Of = was
Fr'n' some day arise and sweep the whole
rofecfivc policy away without copsiderfnw
incalculable injury that this snddrn
hange OF conditions viii bring upon mnnv
ndustr.cs<s I'M
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8FIH (eunu4s
The american Economist" the or
gan Of the American Protective TariR
League. has taken q census Of the sem
Tor classes in forty-two colleges 10 de-
terminc the tariff views. cf the gradu.
stcs and the tendency OF their tea ching
- political nom The result a.
ferds little comfort TO the protection,st
organ which undertook to gather this
information.
A5ous lr5o0 answers were reccived, Of
which as were in favor OF protection.
or tariff rform and 274 free trade.
Tho percentages a re, 80 per cent. for
protection - Tor tariff reforn and 50
for free trade; or. making two classes.
The prccecstonists have 80 per vent. and
me opponents 81 protection 6S>Yer cent
Ihe'students were asked to g1ve slso
their Judgment ~ their instr1ction -
political eeort-7y - regards II, tariP
question Tbe result 81 this inquiry
'thss 20 ~ their instructton was
lz'favor q protection. SO say that Is
wssin tsvor - tariff reform, l57:,hot a
favored nee trade, ana 23s say nat u
w~asimpsrtial- Most Of the great insts-
tusions Of the country show . very large
p-repouderance il favor Of tari6 -plor,n
anG free tsade.
II has been for many years . s:aaaine
complaints smong protectionists that
The colleges q the country are traininp
young men 10 disbelieve in the rreat
American system. = they call III and
figures q this censu OF the
givs abundant grounds 10
their compAsiRts These figures show
Enthusiastically the drift Of opinion among
The rost intelligent young men IL the
'ountry-ths young men who will fur
aish tn ieedsrs Of thought and ss1fon
n the FUTURE The educated opinion ~
he country = steadily making itself
cit In opposition 70 protection, "a
'ysteEs which has The in~telliRenos Of
he co1ntry against u can not long spr-
doom Is already decreed.
The American Economist has do~e :
God ssrvice 70 the friends Of tartR -
orm In collecting these statistics. ave
;aaee' 1ew, for giving US thc.s ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-03
The following Resolut ons we un,n mously

The following ResOlut ons I'm IN mously
adopted:
ReSoi0ed That mn tee restfi ms the
state and atom Rep ihli y a form Of
Is Including t1t i ciarition has ''Cie Re-
p icn p ry is IN f,vor If the us- Of both
gol ani yer ~ none - thatir condemns
al eli ~ t. .ieIuon. tiZe ST ver.'
Resided, iha he peers lie / y'ect I Sec
retry vi d IN "a increase he coinage OF I'll
yer the max mum OF foI- il IN do ir' per
m m h. cou pe j with hi tempt 10 influence
G ~ res nal 'si,t 50 as p rpetuate
si err dem ct Eat on, is n ~ less slo anon
OF t"e i v plank of >a.ioDa it'i,uD ican
patio m IN at c>u the r hts atd ln'er-
o. the mi err frme~- and 'or ers o. tpe
md. II an act Of a perfidy iha1 sn uid
ca + " his rrtireme It from the u CT or an
A mil t. att. which is i,ietyed TO n : ana
not " IN err he 'emone IL ti"n Il Il
ResOlved. Tia the r. ub lcan rty MS
s ia in fLvnr f i ee and "a Il ht',d c'.hags
~ sh 20 AM siv ,; MT u y 10
principle as a tenet of p TT, faiSn ana =, oI
part, ailIey anc /; thai It viii pre- 40
ahand onn,ent .r modification II III. 80 zine;
that le VIII ev.r wi. rove e-as ne
principle of bim-tal 81; il will RENAL iddflst
the eto. d il tnvit : all v',t IS Il New
ada who I orih reps. If e iniquitons inter-
lineat d j wv # 1913 nv W ich 81 YER W . de-
nd 10 sire he estab is lment
of free a d unlim,te C liza as he NV OF the
U tei stat. If mer Ca to jon ih electlng
de e ,ates . a ltepub ic n ate Convention.
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Treasury Department. Washington, D. C.
Ap.il %, 1890 Sc lied prop will BE- re
reived until clock P. NJ Tuesd y May 20
1890 manufacturing and p acing IN posi-
ion in comp ete working order in the U. ;.
Blu kiings in the places hereinafter named,
STANDARD furniture, viz; Augusta, Ga. hing
ton, Va. Car on City, Nevadr. Hcusto f,
t xas, Huntsville. Ala, ami San Antonis.
T xas Specifications, Drawings, and ank
forms Of proro ais will be orwarded to manu-
facturers ON app ication to the. department
Tue night to reject any aud all bids, and
waive d ia t.. is re d Partial bids will
mt lie considered. Proposals should 'e adj
dressed to the Sscr ia of the T easurr. md
e,idor, ed: '.Propo ais for furniture +. Y s.
bu d',.gs" Accordance of proposals IS d.
- -, upon ,pprop iation by Congress. W.
Wi :, NJ. Secretary,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-03

SYMPTOMS OF CA~ApRU-Dull, heavy
headache, obstruction of the nasal passages,
discharges falling from the head Int } the throat,
sometimes profuse. watery, md acri1, ct others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulclt, bloody and
putrid; the eyes are weak all watery; there Is
q ringing In the ears, deafness, hacking or
coughing to clear the throat, exoectorction Of
offensive matter, together with sclbs from III
GERS; the voice Is changed and has o nasal
tv ng": the breath Is offensive; smell and
t. are impaired, there is u sen ton Of dir
ness, with mental depression, q L. -iy,., cough
and general debility. Only O few u i above
named symptoms are likely g. be present In
any one case. Thousands of sas annually,
without manifesting half OF the s-oove symp
IONS, result In consumption and end In the
grave. No disease 80 common, more decep-
tive and dangerou less understood by phv-
scla1s-
By Its mild, soothing and healing properties,
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases Of Clfarrla, Gold in the Head"
Coryxa, and Catarrhal Headache
s.ald hx drurgists ezer1-.- lare % cenfa
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We the undersigned hereby certify that the
Branco Ma i,nal of Mexico. in chihuahua
has on deposit from the Mexican international
,sanking Company, the necess' Try funds to
uarantee payment of allthe p'izes drawn in
the =. rand Lottery of Ju sreZ.
We further .rtify tn 1t we will supervise all
the arrangements, and in person manage and
control ali the drawings OF this Lottery, and
that the same are cond icted with hon -sty, fair
ness. and in goou faith towards all ptrties.
JOHN 5. MosBr, commissioner.
CAMILo ARGUELJEs,
Supervisor for the Governm. mt.
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cal Debility, Seminal Weak mes
Sprematorrh@, frOstatorrhae Emissions
Imporency, Exhausted Vita'ity, Premature be-
cline and LOsS Of MANiAOOD, In
al Its cO,., UlicatiOns. ami from
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IL is a sure elimnatnr of all KIDNEY AND
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thorough and permanent Cu RE
- Qua RANTEED. Price, ess.5 pei
hottie or five bottles in caAe, with full direc-
tons and advice, $40 Sent secure from
servstiou to any address upon the receipt Of
prio-. or O. o. D. To he had only Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-03

For sale everywhere Price CUfIcuRA
he great SKIN Cure. SOC. CUTIcuRA SOAP
N exquisite Skin Be6utffie- 80. Gun
,URA RBsoLvENr, the new Rfsf. Further
a
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r. u. boyle. Chairman.

F. c. t.DfO >ecrettry.
TX publican papers thr u bout the State
please ;opy.l my28td
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Constantly Hawking and spiitln;."

THOMAS j. RUsuISe, Esq, 2ooe Pine Street,
st. Louis, No., writes: t" was great sltlercr
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
aud splitting. and fer the LIST eight months could
not breathe through the noStrl3- thought
nothing could be done for me. L1cEiy, was
advised to try DR.. Sage's Ca.arrh Remedy, aud
am now q well man. believe it ID be the
only sure remc-ly fer c1terrh now rnalufac-
tured and one has only to give 1t q fir t-icl to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure"
complete Treatise on C1tarrh. r ing valu-
able hints as ID clothing, dit ond matters
of Importance, will be mailed, posi- 10 cay
address. on receipt GA two-cent post stamp.
Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa i,
NO. ees Main Street, BUFFALO. n. z.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-03

The Several Repuif IN County G ntral Com.
Nit &c, wi cal "a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-03

Prof. w. HAUsNER, the famous me-mcrist,
OF Ithaca, N. Y, writes: Some ten years ago 1
suffered untold agony from chroric nasal ca
tarrh. hy family Physician gave M UP as
neural .e. AID sli1 must die. My Csc was
such n nc that every day, towards sunset,
my laI1 become Sd hoarse I co.:ld
A1reI a5ove q whisper. In tie morning
\ C and clearn- ofmy throat would
nos; lie me. L use OF Dr.. Sare's
C.f.~ aely, in thrO months, 1 WAS o well
man =. The cur e has been permanent"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-03

. ME Great
ut enSah e n.
ing Remedy
q N q n q r v Q
Tee >le is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice. bva
THO f. y U G L y
QUALIFIED GBA
ID u A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one of
the hi. hest nae :
ca. cole e e (
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Pssssr. Dr1e. 4 Che1zieal o.
Roston.
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v INt'NN7< r1'5' IN D
KNOW ITS VALUE

All OF your CUTICURA REAEDIEs give
yery good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
1 especially re orlmend for the dis
eases for which IL ir used. know from
experience its value DIR. H. ]. PRATT.
Mon.allo, Wis.
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Through a home-retuTned Norwegian
have learned to know your CUTICURA,
Shich has in a short time cured me Off an
Sczema that my physicians medicines
ouid not heal. CHR. HELTZEN.
BERem, NORWAY. A0enturforrernany
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lacks, and all dcrang
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and bowels. are prompt.
relieved and permanently
cured by the use Of Nv.
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anyone wing ~ otter, stating dis symp-
toms anu age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
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sDItEN ON NECK

Cnas Brady, Somervflle, Mass. WIN
refers to DIR. j. j. Wood, druggi Il of that
MY, certifies TO wonderful cure ofru n
ming sores ON the neck which had been
reated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely to
he CUTICURA REMEDIYs.