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fnsuu,oni~ aud bronchitis Carry off
one'third of the Human
lfnge

II Ia not generally known tina,
Pneumonia anu Bronchitis carry oil
ono third Of tho human race, but such
are the facts, aud what Is more sur.
prising, both ofthc above diseases result
from neglecting common ordinary
cold, A cough should never be neg.
lected, ills. every time you catch
cold you cough hnrder, aud Il sticks by
you longer. Ballani's Hoehound
syrup " the best rvmety In the world
Tor Pneunonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. IL you have
any throat trouble, call for Ballard's
Horehound Syrup aud take no other.
alon's Cooperative Mercantile In-tl.
tuition, Agents. IL
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check. negotiate the note or, falling IN
either, raise sl5, OOO on paper TO pay ~
q ransom for Pcrricn, who was being
held by parties whom the letter did
not disclosc. The letter appointed a
rendezvous nj which the money might
lie paid this evening. The police were
immediately put 10 work ON the cnsc,
but at I I n. IN. they had no clue either
to the persons who kidnapped Pcrrien
or hisprcscnt whereabouts. Pcrricn IL
bachelor, % years old, extensively
Interested Ia Detroit Industries ami
financial institutions. The letter 10
Hessclbach stated that ferrlcn had
gotten into trouble with a woman, and
had 10 pay the money over without a
woni, but this statement II secuted.
Both the note and check bon, PcIrlcu's
genuine signature.
Joseph pcrflen, who was hidnaped
In ~ mysterious u manner last night,
returned home about $3.50 this evening,
safe aud sound, but SOMEWHAT uu.
nervod by his experience. lie says
upon entering the coupe last night his
suspicious were not aroused until he
noticed the vehicle turn In mn opposite
direction TO his fricnd's house. He
threw open the door and attempted ~
lump out. He was met 10y two masked
men who held ruvolvcr 10 his head
and forced him back into the cab, they
following. They then boOnl, gagged
aud blindiolicd him, the cab keeping
on, aud Perficn was unable 10 Keep
ANY Idea 81 the locality la his mind.
Finally he was renewed ~ a room,
where his cnptofs released him from
the bonds, and, covering him with t..
volverH, forced him ~ write the check,
pronissory note and letters. The lat
Ter were dictated from type written
copies In the hands Of his ciptors, who
remained masked aud disguised.
Pcrrlcn was not further disturbed TN
late this afternoon, when his captOrs
Informed him "thelr game was up -
but that "thty would get him next
time" He was then rebound, gagged
ami blinded aud conducted from the
roon. Their course seemed 10 lay over "a
piowed field, Rftor which they entered
the cab, aud another long, roundabout
drive was commenced. AZ last Perrien
was loOscd aud thrust from tue cab In
dhzcd condition and before he t..
covered himself the cab had dlsap.
pcpred. He finally located himself ~
being Mt the corner Of Myrtle Street
and rhirteenth Street. lie boarded a
Myrtle Street ear and was shortly
home. The vnluahlcs hr had with
him were not touched. lie wa FUR.
nlshed with good fous and treated
with consideration during his captivi.
ty. Hts story ~ accepted rs reliable
mud the police arc making every effort
10 locate the perpetrators Of the out.
mgc.
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TURIN, March 20.-'rhu remains Of
the late Prince Napoleon arrived here
today.
The remains were conveyed. fol.
lowed 10y an imporlng procession, 10
the church OF Lssuherga and w.re
there deposited In the royal crypt. The
VIII OF the dead prince dea.gnatcr
Prince Louis Napoleon, Un- u hissons
az his successor n the head NJ the Im-
petial Bonnpart family. Prince Ma.
poloon's estate IA divided between
Princess Hetetla, his daughter, hnd
Prince Louis. The name ~ Prince
Victor, his other son, IL not mentioned.
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PARNELL's "nLUSr."
Michael Daviu Gives isis View OF the
situation.

LoSDoS, March co. Davitt,in M in-
terview with an Associated Press cor.
respondent today, contcmptuOusly
refers 10 what he calls Parnell's bluii.
Davitt said he did not intend 10 lie n
candidate for election In the division
Of Cork City which Parnell now rep.
resents. Davitt added that two rea,
sous caused him 10 make this decision.
"rhe ilrst,r fnId hc, els that
Parnell will not resign his sent,
for he knows II he does resign he
win 10 beaten, should he come forward
for reelection. The second reason IN
that am not anxious TO enter Parlia-
ment now or In future, though l an
unwilling 10 bind mysrlt 10 remain In
this frame OF mind for all time. This
Pafncllitcs arranged meeting at Cork
for 81. Patrick's Day, when, according
TO custom, nll societies marched
through the streets. PGrncll, seeing
the great stir, was induced 10 issue his
challenge 10 Healy. He N now
anxious TO back out"
Referring To Parnell's delegation 10
the United States, Davitt said: "fhe
gentlemen composing Parnell's depu-
tation TO the United States estimate
that 30 per cent OF the Irish-Americans
are supporting Parnell. This great
exaggcratlon Of the number should be
nearer . per cent. by far the greatest
number Of lrishmcn In England ARE
against Parnell. My advice TO the
workingmen In 10 abstain from strikes
for three years, to organize, and 10 In.
crease their funds. Then they will bc
In good position to place their de.
mands before their employers"
MORE HOME RULE.
DUBLIN, March o0.-rhere was n
general fight today at Sligo between
The antls ami Parnellites. The police
had hard time TO break up the row.
The ants succeeded In holding u meet.
lug after the Parnellites retired.
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Thl- invaluable remedy Is ono that
ought 10 he In every household. IL
willcure your rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Snraina, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet aud Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest. lfyou have Lame Back Il viii
cure t. II peuotTate, 70 the seat " the
disease. II will cure sur Joints aud
contracted muscles after all other rene.
dies have failed. Those who have been
cfipples for years have used BandTd's
SgOU Lbtmont and thrown away their
cratchas ami been able 20 walk ~ well
Nv aver. II will cure you. lifoe 50
cGHts.
Y. G. NJ. Agents.. lee
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Several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,
OF Dies Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture of cough syrup, beliuv-
ing IL to be the most prompt and rella.
Die preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds and Group; that the public appre.
ciale uuc merit, and Ia time II was
certain 10 become popular. Their most
sanguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou.
sand bottles Of Chamberlain's Cough
hemedy aro now sold each year, and
II IN recognized rs "the best made,D
where ever known. II win cure n
severe cold In less Time than any other
Treatment. For sale by u. q. NJ.
Drug Dept. ia.
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lie Brcathes His Last al the Windsor
Hotel, New York; Heart
Failure the Cause.
MICHAEL oAvirr SAYS PARNrtl
WILL NOT RESIGN.
The Torn Cheeks Pound In the Waste
Basket OF the state Librarians
Room Identified.
DEATH or nARRErr.
The Great Trawedian has ien '"'
stage for Ever.

stage for Ever.
NEW YoRix, March 2O.-l.awrencc
Barrett, the tragediaD, died this even.
ing nj the Windsor Hotel OF heaft
failure. He was unconscious nut
short time before death. At.
III. wife and DIR. Chambers OF TINS
city were with Mr.. Barrett when he
bfra,hcI his last. His last sickness
dated from Wednesday night. when nc
was Obliged 10 leave the theater mere,
where he was engaged. III was saiu Nv
that time that he was merely suffering
from q severe cold and would bc OUT
In few days, and the SAME report was
made the following day. Even ye-,er'
day the reports from the sick chamber
were very favorable. n
This evening Dr. Chambers called nt
the Windsor Hotel nj O'Clock 10 sec
his patient and shortly after announced
thai he would remain NIL night. Death
occurred at 1915. Heart failure, the
physician declared, was the cause OF
death.
DR.. Chambers says that ON wcdnes-
day Barrett had cold, aud whom ne
r,tiIrned home from tho theatre was
seized with n severe chill. Next Jay
symp,oms Of pneumonia appeared anu
n consultation was held by Doctors
Chamber aud Walker aud Doctor
Ollzer Of Boston. Mrs. Barrett was
also summoned. At the consultation
the case was diagnosed as grave case
Of pneumonia aud complications made
Il serious, M for two year. Barrett had
been sufferer from throat disease.
between and 10 this evening there
was rapid change for the worse and
when a consultation was held the sick
man was only semi Unconscious. For
fifteen 10 twenty minutes before he
died lac was wholly unconscious.
Barrett has two daughters, now In
Europe. The funeral will probably
take place In Boston. Edwin Booth
wins nj the Players Club In bed when
notified OF the death. lie was deeply
affected. Mr.. Barrett was born In
Patterson, n. j., hfty.three years ago.
His father was Irish and his mother
American.
OTHER DEATHS.
CHICAGO, March 20. = DIR. II. u.
Carpenter, OF Helena, Mont, died
Ell idcnly here today Of pneumonia fol.
lowing the grippe: -
MAnYsviLLE, KY, March .O.-Ex.
Congressman Richard II. Stanton died
today, aged 20.
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NEw YORE, March co. Patricl,
Gleason, president u the Municipal
Council OF the Irish National League,
Issued ~ cnrd tonight that the cOntrl.
button Of $500 10 the Parnelllte ENJOYS
last night by the Eighth Ward branch
was entirely unauthorized, and that he
has demanded null explanation. The
money, he.says, was subscribed for the
use Of the league as n league, aud not
for q faction.
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The BoaiaaEist Raid.

PARIS, March 20.--The police seized
nj Caron's residence Iist containing
the names Of 1000 men, arranged In
groups 10 a. 10 FORM military companies.
Many socialist meetings were held
today and all those present favored the
idea of n gigantic May Day demoustm-
tlon. At one Of the meetings rcsolu-
tions were passed plcdging tue social.
lists 10 march over the PROSTATE bodies
ofall who interfsred with the procession
they Intended 10 have.
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A san SCENE.
Thirty.on- Of ,Ac "rioria- unfostu.
mates Hurled.

GIBRALTAR, March 20.--A sad scene
Of one Of the sequences Of the Utopia
disaster wis witnessed here today. The
bodies OF twcnty'cight adults and
three children were Inferred together
Ia n trench which had been dug In
ground especially blessed for the re-.
ception Of the remains " tho drowned
passengers Of the sunken steamer. All
the Gibraltar town officials, officers Of
the British Channel squadron and the
Swedish mnn.oi.war Ireyd, together
with crowd OF people, were present at
the interment,
Several more bodies were taken
from the wreck, The bodies OF
many OF the drowned were found No
firmly clasped together, owing 10 the
desperate last fight for life, that II was
diiilcult To separate them:
At the inquest today the watch OH
Ger OF the British ironclad AnS0a
thought the accident was the result of
negligence on the part Of the officers
OF the lll.fated Utopia. CAPTAIN Clark
Of the iHs0H thought the It0Jid ought
10 have continued ON her course, but
he would regret TO attribute the catas.
trophe 10 negligence ON the part OF
Captain Mck,aguc. He would rather
lay II 10 an error Of Judgment.
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The popularity which Hoods sarsap.
arilla has gained AZ spring medicine
il wonderful. II po s,sses ju't those elc-
menls ofhcalth giving, blood.purifying
and appetilo.restorlng which every.
body sceins 10 need ut this season.
DO not continue IA u dull, tired, UNI
satisfactory condition when you may
he NJ much benefited 10y Hoods Sai.
saparilla. IL puriics the blood aud
makes the weak strong.
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ST.. Louis, March 20.-Ppsident
Harrison ms sustained the objections
Of Captain Henry Vessels In the court.
martial case against him. The court
martial had been ordered for insubordi-
nation and language unbecomlng an
officer aud gentleman, but objection
was made ON the ground that the order
had not received the Presidents signa.
ture. In sustaining Captain Vessels
objection, the President severely fcpfi.
mands him, however.
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We like 10 see. Yet Erysipelas disflg.
ures the features aud the disease IL as
dangerous ~ II IL repulsivc. II is
sometimcs called"St. Anthony'sFire, -
aud often ends In sudden death. :. IL.
Carpenter, Granville, n. ", had II In
both legs and was cured by DIR. David
konnedy,s Favorite Remedy, Of Ron.
dout, n, Y. This medicine excels all
Others for the blood. d&s
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a WEALTHY MILLER KIDNAPPED.
Detroit nrigands lay Hold Plan
but do not surreed.

'"s wv NV F"'NffHs
DETROIT, March 20.--Joseph Per.
rien, proprietor of one Of the largest
ilouring mills In Detroit, and worth
halfa million, was called 10 his door by
n stranger last night with u message
purp0rting 10 come from M intimate
friend, who said he was III and desired
Perrien's assistance. perrion left home
with the stranger about 10 O'Clock,
entered coupe with him aud went
away. At O'Clock this morning
Perrien's door bell was rung aud an
envelope thrust In by II young man,
who Immediately disappeared. Tho
envelope contained check for SIS 900
on the Pcninsular Bank, Of which Per.
rlon Is vice-president and u large
stakeholder, a prOmisSnry note for
sl5,O0O, payable In five days, and q
letter 10 Perrien's nephew, MIR. Hes
selbach, advising him to oash Tia,
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Galley remained In command Of the
skirnish line when the Indians af'
preached aud manifested no fear, but
ordered his men 10 lie down and re-
serve their iirc, while he himself re-
maincd standing Ia front OF the COM
pany. Court adjourned until tomor.
row, to give the nccuped time "a secure
copy Of the Judge advocate generals
review Of the proceedings Of the former
court martial which tried Galley In
ig.g
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The only remedy for blood disorder,
iaone that will exptl the germs OF dis
ease, aud make the blood pure aud rich,
That IL best effected 10y Dc. David KEN
neiy's fayorite Remedy, Of RondOut.
NY, n medicine " great value In the
treatment OF all blood disorders and
diseases Of the Kidneys. II tones IA,
system and helps to DO good work. d4s
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There 10 no danger Of a cold result.
Ing In pneumonia when ChamberlaIn,s
Cough Remedy il used M directed
"for q severe cold" IL eleetually
countcncts aud arrests any tendency
OF a cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
faot was fully proven Ia thousands OF
bases during the epidemic 81 Influenza
Inst winter. For salc by Y. q. NJ. 1,
Drug Dept. dxs
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English dictation. ON the other hand,
tile Nationalist rely upon. the declara-
ton ms enabling the Irish people de-
iluitely TO recognize that adhesion to
Parncli means collapse Of the con-
stitutional movement.
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LONDON, March 20.-Thc Wesleyan
body II excited over n paper read by
Professor Dawson at meeting Of Lon.
don Wesleyan ministers, IN which he
admitted the composite character OF
the Pcntateuch aud the double author.
shin of Isniab. and held tina, III. tra
ditional View OF Inspiration Ia no longer
,enable, and that Christians must not
take up their position that their faith
IN Christ depended upon faith In the
Scriptures, but that their faith IN the
Scriptures depended upon their faith
In Christ. These declarations have
caused dlsmay In orthodox circles.
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IfyoH are Yellow, Bilious, constl.
patsd with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy. no appetite, iook, our your
Liver Is out Of order. One box OF these
Pills will drive all the trouble away
and make a new being of you. Price
rs cents. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agent d3s
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ST.. LOUIS, March 2O.-Thirtccn
cases Of smallpox have already de-
velopcd In the city hospital from con.
tagion with men taken down with II
last week. Today some prisoners nj
the city workhouse developed the
disease. Every precaution Ii being
taken to proven, It's spreading.
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2 RoME, March Colt IL semi onlcl.
ally denied that sealed orders were
sent to the Italian squadron Ia con-o.
guence OF the lynching Of the eleven
Italian prisoners at New orleaps on
Saturday last.
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IoNn1N. March 20. At the elect on
IN Aston Manor today 10 hll the va
caucy caused by the death Il kynoch,
conservative, Captain Gri'e Hutchin'
son, conservative and observation-disclosures,
was elected over Bealo, GadsloniAa,
by large majority.
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LoSDUS, March a0.--ln the Com.
mons today dispatch from 81. Johns,
n. f., was received. IL transmits u
the imperial government resolutions
adopted by the Colonial Legislature.
requesting England 90 allhy any GO.
ctclve legislation until the colony had
been heard In IL defense.
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WAsIuSGTON, March 20. - The
amount ofsilyer offered for sale to the
Treasury Department today was
LOOT, 900 ounces, aud the amount pur-
chased was 2io,O00, n follows; Twenty
thousand ounces at S.0Dl25, 100000 at
SO.0095, 1884, 900 at sO.0DiO.
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several witnesses say "a. IL no
Coward.

OMAHA, March 90.-Several wit.
nessee Tor the defense testified In eie
Captain Galley court martial here TO-
Jay. They We're non commissioned
onicers aud privales and all agreed
that the captain Joined his command
within six hours after II took the field
against the Indians on December Goth,
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The Failure OF the K-ysionc National
Hank.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20. - No
statement OF the banks liabilities aud
assets Is obtainablc. II II said that the
bank was closed by the comptroller by
reason Of Its reserve fund having fallen
below the amount required by the
national banking law. The bank has
deposits amounting TO ~, tO0, 900 and
claimed II had assets sufficient TO meet
this amount.
IL IL aid the bank owes the Clearing
House Association about so, 900, which
N part Of the money advanced by the
association 10 assist the bank when the
run was made on II In December last.
All Information regarding the closing
ofthe tank IL withheld by the bank Of
flcinls, beyond that contained In "A let.
ter signed by the president, which said
repayment TO the Clearing House VI
very large amount Of loan certificates
kept the legal reserve Of cash below
the average reserve required by law,
and that Naturalization was still suffer
Ing from the effects ~ the recent run.
An earnest effort Will he made, the
letter n,idci, 10 fully r,stsrc tho bank.
The president Of prominent nation
nj bank here said, In regard to th, fall
urc: "rhe depo-itors will get their
money In full. There IL no doubt Of
that. No one will lose dollar except
the stockholders, who will loss only
the depreciation Of the value Of stock.
The bank has been rather loosely man.
aged anu number Of had debts have
been made, but the situation Il not NO
serious NJ people imagined"
WAsitiSdIOS, March 20.--i4acoy,
Comptroller Of the Currency, said to-
day II was by his direction that the
National Bank examiner had taken
charge of the keys Of the National
Bank Of Philadelphia. His action was
based on reports received from the ex.
nmincr and on "othcr developments"
The Comptroller refused TO say any
thing In regard 10 the condition OF the
bank until after he hears the result OF
the examination now In progress.
OTHER FAILURES.
NEw YORK. March 20.--Alphonso
and Gustave DeRislhal, importers Of
china and glassware, So Murray street,
assigned today. Their liabilities are
about $3.50, 900; nsscis not stated.
LoUisvifLE, March 20.-rhc failure
Of Theodore schwartz n Co., banlcrs,
turns out 10 bc more serious than at
first supposed. The liabilities will
reach $500, 900, and probably not more
than ten cents on the dollar will ever
he paid. The concern kept up for
several months past by desperate
efforts, and the legality Of IT. operations
during that time IN now questioned.
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Catarrh ~ the bladder aiao OF Conftlpa ton
l would state thai used Dr. X nncd,'s fataf.
Ito Rtnedy with the iull consent OF iny my.
tlrlan.N
Dr. David konnedy's tAvorite Remedy IL A
sovereign rontdy i0r NeHousnesn, HhfnmA.
tism, ktury aud Liver Compliant and an lila
ils peculiar 90 sgmen u drNcs the pniiun
hioeu Of Nealth ~ Wv
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Sr. LOWS, March 0.-Dispatches
from Texas say the New Orleans Malta
are sending threatening lottcrs q per
sons who express disappIoval Of their
methods.
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PiIIsEuHG, March CA general
mas meeting Of the Italian residents
Of this city was held ut Turner Hall to-
night. The place holds 5000 people
and was crowded 10 the doors. Sever.
al representative merchnnts addressed
the crowd Ia both Italian and Amefl-
can, and their remarks were evenly
tempered, but severe In druunclati0n
OF the New Orleans people. THIS
speakers couuselcd quiet and observe
ance of the laws Of their adopted coun-
Try by all means, but It was noted that
resolutions iicrcely COndemnlng the
"murder VI our New Orleans brothers, -
etc., nud asking the United States
Government 10 punish the "perpc.
,rator Of the outrage" were carried
with vehomencn that was unani.
nous.
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IN 1880 "hyown's HrOHoh,ai 7roohesv
were introduced, aud their success as u
cure for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and
Bronchitis has been unparalleled.
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MIAuwus, Tenn, March gO.--The
much-sought'lor New Orleans detcc-
tive, O'Alalley, Is IN the city. He says
he has been In the employ VI the
Alatranga faction OF Italians, and Will
return To New Orleans next week. lie
viii expose the Malta thoroughly.
lie declined TO talk about the Jury
hribing.
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OTTAWA, ont, March 20.--Antonlo
scarpclii, u contractor, Is represented
~ having said today that he hal To.
ceived u letter from q prominent Penn
sylyania Italian, asking that all ltali.
ans possible Ice secured TO Join an army
ola, 900 men, which Il was proposed
10 send under certain contingen.
cies Ia New Orleans. The letter said
promises had been received from Italy
that $4,000 stand Of arms would be FUR
nished.
ToEoSro, March 90.-lu reply 10 n
communication from the United
States, Michael Basso, an Italian in-
terpIeter here, says Canada eau
he depended upon tOsupply 1000 armed
Italians to avenge the men killed In
the New Orleans jail In the event of
the Italian government falling to -
cure redress from the United States
government.
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Dr., Kennedy'S RaYOTite Remedy.

Made a. HospOur. ny. 81 Gtor IS.
iss sale W q .. A. l. prug psg srtneR-