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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

lady who wss sn srient votary Of
modem ''cuicasw' hspp<nsd to sit. a,
an eveaiBg party, rerf - IN eminent
eomposer and loader of "a orchestra In
the fall expectation Of elicstins freu N.
maestro . parscalariF brilliant and N
tsllesfnA proaoancsH~st. she isqusr-s
How de yeA feel After conducsfng n.
kinta syrapas.yy
"Hsasry, ws shs iseoase re5ly.-E
Nsrsn ---------------
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

THE dispatches announce that the
Bell Telephone Company may, by some
jugglery, get an extension OF al
patents. IL it does the public viii
probably grumbIe little at first and
then quietly submit. The American
public not only likes to be humbugged
h1t il likes to be robbed, betrayed, and
stolen from.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
The Chair Of Peace.

In the old church a. Beverly, Yorkshire,
England, high MP on the wall back Of the
pulpit, there Is projecting stone seat bear.
ing this inscription:
"Haec sedes Lapidea Freed Stool DIci.
tur. l. e.. Pacis Catbedrs; Al Guam Rens
Fugiendo perveniens Omuimodam Habe,
Securitatem"
That Is to say. This stone seat Is called
Freed Stool. or Chair Of Peace, to which,
u any criminal Zee, be shall have full pro
lection"
II Is related Of one Jack Rafferty,. who
killed jockey at the r>ce Of i7os. that he
managed to get IN the Freed Ssool." upcu
which he sat until he died rather than sur.
render.-st. Louis Repuhlio.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

GovERSoR-ELEcr FLowER has died .
swors statement of HE campaign ex-
penses as required by law IN which he
sffirms thss all he contributed towards
hls own election. either directly or IN
directly. was 5000. Roswell is prob
ably telling the truth, bus he might
have added the amount he paid tor
the election Of the balance of the state
ticket aud the several contributors
made to elect assemblymen and SEN
stora IL is believed that bis total con-
sribusions would be represented by the
figures gwen with two ciphers added.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

AZ advanced copv OF Pleasure and
Progress. = monsnly bslienn - Re
sssaed bv ths Y ". c. A. hss seen re-
esiSed. The cover censsns fne en-
CRAVING Of the new building nov IA
proe--- cf erection, ard TIE rsolics-
uoa contains soss hrsht Add latersss-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Tar forces Of the two great parties
are being re-snlissed. and the names OF
the nsw volunteers are beng recorded
on the registry lists. While the prsps-
rstions for the battle of 'e2 are gong
forward we mast await the result Of
the encounter. and meanwhile meas
urs from hms 10 time the reiativs
strength Of the opposing armies With
50 many men IN the field. smoag
which We always find an uncertain
quantity, the gar Of ballots can not bs
etherwlse than lively aud withal un-
certain. But she result mcss ee IN
favor Of the republican party The
country IA republican by lsrge
nsjority. and republicans -lll be more
united than for SOME years Past, be-
cause OF. fbs labor preseeto1 Law snd
hoasss dollar for he wsge-worxsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Tint Merehant--well. My hutton took
orss prize In its class At the fair.
second Merchaat-That's good. Have
msny competitors'
Firss Msrehast--Well. ne rscx IL, I
bsd no compeatcrs, hut several promised
tc exhibit. bot did mt t--Jevelsrs' Cireu lar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
TEAMS or 81 sscKtPriox

oAILs and SUNDAY. oss Year ss-se
DAILY aad SUNDAY. Three hsaths I-5s
SUNDAY. One Ssar----....--...---.---.-.--..-- zss
wEEkLf, One lear s-..-...-.. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Ladies and Misses Combination Suits |!

We offer $50 dozen Ladies and Misses Jersey
Fitting Combination Suits full fashioned at the same
prices as cut scanned garments sold.
The sizes in Misses range from 8 to 10 years and
are shown in white and natural High neck and long
sleeves.
One lot Misses Combination Suits medium weight
Merno regular price So 5 reduced to 81 % for all Sizes
One lot Misses Combination Suits fine all WOOL
medium weight high neck, long sleeves reduced from
400 to $2.75 all sizes.
One lot Ladies White and Natural Combination
Suits medium weight Merno, fine and soft regular
price $400 reduced TO $500.
One lot Ladies Combination Suits, hight neck long
sleeves heavy Merino Color white and natural
Regular price $500 reduced to 1915
One lot Ladies Fine All Wool Combination Suits
medium weiaht color white and natural. High neck
and long sleeves Regular price S4 10 reduced to $3.50
Ladies Heavy All Wool Combination Suits, high
neck long sleeves, color white and natural Regular
price $50 reduced to AOO
These are positively the LOWEST PRICES ever
quoted on full regular made Underwear in this
market The goods desirable in fit and finish and
the opportunity is one that will be appreciated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

ATLANTA, Ga, April 1.-THE pleasure
Of the trip Of the Presidential parry from
Chattanooga was somewhat maffod by tho
receipt of Dispatch from Private Score
tsry HalfoId. announcing Ars. HAifcrd's
death. The President sent message Of con-
dolence 10 Mr.. Hslfosd. Tue track uf the
Western 4 Atlantic Ksilrosd over which
the train proceeded 10 Atlanta, marked tho
line ofrouts taken BY General fisherman on
his famous march to the Sea- Al RinRgold.
Tunnel Hill and Dalton salutcs were tired.
Resaca proved the most interesting to the
President Of eli the places on the line of
the road.
1t was here Maysbsi Ransdell lost an
arm while the 10th Indiana and number oe
other regiments charged the confederate
intrenchments, under the command of Col.
Harrison, who was one Of the hfst over
the bsesstw0rka. At Kingston and Car.
tersville the President made brief speeches.
Marietta was the only other stop made be-
tore reaching Atlanta, except 1t Altoona
Gap, betweea CAr,ersville and Marietta.
Az the train approached the vicinity Of
Atlanta tie steam whistles began
70 blow. In The vicinity Of ,he
depot an immence concourse assem-
bled; cheering incesssnily - the train
o,cved along. Streets Of the business por.
ton Of the city were fairly jamrned with
people. Az the train came to . ssandstill
Gov. Northern. who sent Col. West ard HE
ststf to meet ths President st Msristta,
came on the platform and grasplng thu
Presidents hand said; "Mf. ,President, I
welcome you to Georgia and am sure you
will fnd us loyal and hospltable."
The President's party and . local com.
mittes took the carriages and proceeded In
procession through the principal streets 70
Peach Tree Creek battlefield, on the ont.
skirts Of the city, where Col. HaSri-
son commanded the 10th Indiana
during the great fight there. A num-
ber Of houses on the streets along
vhich the President passed were decorated
with bunting. A. tho battlefield tho party
vent on foot over part Of il. On their re-
turn to the city. the Presidential ptrty
dined at the Kimball House at Sai went
to the state capitol building, where a recep-
ton to the public was held by the President
until 3. Large numbers of people ettend-
ed the Ievee. Gov, Nofthen, Ma,ot Hem
hill, and 81 other prominent izsns as
| sisted the President In receiviog When
the reception was over the PfesideDts
party went to the executive msnsisn where
they held card reception 70 prominens
citizens uutil IL. after which the party vent
to the train and retired fer the night.
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Building Committee Of ~. Q. c C,n.
sidssiug Btds.
Especial to the KxsHrszc JourxAL.l

>sssSs
Especial to the KRsHRBEc JouRxAL.l
WArERvnLs, April 15.-The building
committee Of the board of trustees Of the
Maine State College, comprising Gen. r
B. Shepherd Of sowhesan, Hen. WIN. T.
| Haines of Waterviiie acd Hon. Fred At.
| rood, together with Merritt G. Fernald
President of the College Faculty, hsvq
been busy sii the afternoon considering the
bids for the work upon the new building "a
take the place OF the ON destroyed by Afs,
There we're some fifteen bids for the work,
but all were outside the appropriation. We
are unable to give any 6gafes, but ara
authorized to say that the lowest bid WAS
made by NJ. C. Foster & Son. of this city.
The committee will meet agsin at the
Bangor House, next Wednesday, but the
contract will not be awarded to any parties
until such notifications Of the present plan
are made IS shall bring the cost within the
appropriation.
The Waterville Mail property has been
transferred, and the new pfoprietofs,
Messrs. Wymsn & Priscs, are in possession
and will issue the paper this week at the
usual time. The numerous friends Of Mr..
Chss. G. Wing will be glad to know that
hs is still to be connected with the office.
The trouble still continues at the upper
lockwood dam wsshout, and last night
the ell Of the Pooler house went
into the river. 1t 10 not unlikely that the
msia part Of the structure may follow it
before long. Mr.. A. 2. Richardson, who
built the dam, has been in the city today in
consultation with s. 7. Abbott, agent Of
the Lockwood Co., and the latter says that
q copper dam will be built il necessary to
turn the current ard prevent further damage.
This evening the Women's Christian
Temperance League gave q supper to in
vited guests at the Methodist vestry, where
they served boun,itui feast to large
number Of people. Eloquent speeches
we're made by Rev. DR.. Dunn, who acted
as master, Rev. L, B. Coddiug. Rev.
DR.. w. H. Spencer, Frank rhlbrick, Mr..
J. Fl. Hanson, DR.. Palsifer, Horace Pur-
inton. Prot Roberts, Rev. j. L. Seward
and Rev. J. W. Sparks, The league were
never so strong or SO full of courage - at
present.
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HEADQUARTERS MAINE MILITIA,
ApJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE,
AUGUsTA. April l3, 1891.
GENERAL Orders I
No. B.

GENERAL Orders
No. 3.
I. The attention OF company com.
msnders il called TO the following extract
from the m.iitis Law: ''SecIion l01. The
Volunteer Militia shall parade by com.
psnies, on the frst Tuesday in May, for
inspe ction, company drill and maroavYe
They shall slso be assembled for driil no,
lees Than three hours In each month."
III. The inspection viii be made By
company commanders, unless some Other
officer is present for iha. purpose. Inspec-
ton rolls, Ia iripiicats, ~iii be pfepsyed,
and forwarded on or before the twelfth dag
Of May, ss follows: one TO these head.
Sarters and one to reginentsi hesdquAr.
,efs; one copy will be retained by the COM
psny coynmsndsfs.
Ill Compsny commanders will. i'm
me dlSteiy on receipt Of this order, forward
to tue Qasrtsrm4sssr General, Aagusts,
properly iaveicsd. the Old waist beiss and
plsies IN V.M.)
By order Of the Commsnder in Chief,
HysKY N. SrRAoUE,
Adju,snt General.
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coNDHNaHD DISPATCHES.
The Pith cf the News taken from the
Current Evsnts OF the Day.

Thy leaders in the walking match at
Boston. Wednesday. the third day. stood,
Guerrero, 225 miles, III laps; Heselmap,
2Il miiss, 8 isps; Curley, 2I0 miles, 8
laps; Tracy, POI miles. laps; Connor,
1888 miles, , isps; Click, 1877 miles, LAPS.
Tie lady managers of the Worlds Fair,
Tuesday afternoon, removed Mics Ptebe
Couzins from the secrefaryship Of the
bosrd on the ground that she would not
perform her duties properly and co-opefsfe
with the president. Mrs Potter Palmer,
aud the executive committee.
The directors Of the Charter Oak driving
pfk, Hartford. Ccnn have decided to
efer ruysy Of s2o, 900 for trasfipg foals
Of 1891. to be ssu,ssd for at the srxnd cir
cult meeting in 1894. Ths entrance il to
be one and one-hAlf percent The pursa
Is named the s'Nutmeg Fusu1isy-
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IcssrsolI, Ont Bsius Flooded.

IscERsoLL, Ont, April 15.--O slng 10
heavy rains a por'i,n of this sown Is sevi-
ously flooded by the overf,w OF Mil
stream. The west wall OF Csppbei's
block was undermined BY water aod fell
with terrific crash this mornica. The
stock Of James MeIntYrs. uudefsAssr and
furniture dealer, was carried swsy BY
fiood.
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fntssna,i ,usi G Conisssncs ios rrot sctica
OF Iadustsial Property.

MApRip. April 1S,--Senor Moee., rfess.
iert ~ Spanish Tariff Comuis.inn pre-.
sided today a the International Ccnfessuce
Tor the protection OF industrial properly,
held In this city. All foreign ninissers,
Including United Ststes Minisass Hon X,
Bud GeUbo, were present. A. tho COO
clasiou the deliberation minisosrs kpressns
signed documsn. emoedyine the pro-
visious fer the protection Of Industrial pro.
pefty agreed upon At the confsreuce the
technical delegates held In 1880 iepressing
the practice Of making false declarations
a. to the origin Of merchAndiss, and favor
ing the keeping Of an international register
Of trade marks.
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sscrssary H.liord's wi,s Ds.a.

Mrs. HAlford, the wife Of Private Secre-
tary E. W. Halford, died this morning.
Mrs. Halford had been an invAlidlfor many
years and for tue last three years had been
. constant sufferer from bronchitis, COM
picsied with severe attacks Of Asthms.
Mrs. HAlford was about ~ years Of age,
snd was the youngest daughter Of George
w. Armstrong Of Wilton, Msine. Shs
was married TO Mr.. Halford Of Iadisnapo-
lis, May l, 1866.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16
Maine Psnsions.

Pensions have been granted b the fol-
lowing Maine people:
Original, John H. Cross. Henry Riehbufg
Robert Smith, Amos HUT, John waller,
Samuel 0. Taylor, Wallace Russsll.
James L. Warren, Joshua p. OILS.
George Lesshers. Additional, Charles
Pike, Arthur Plummer. increase,
special act. Erastus d. Butler, Levi b.
Russsil, Joel Tucker, Patrick Powers. Sid
ney ". Tucker, George W. Chatto. James
A. Clark, Constantine B. Carl, John n.
Williams, Smith A. Symonds, Levi GAM
mon. Hilton II. Sidelinger; reissue. james
=. Tarr, Joen Kingdom, David Savage !;
original, Lixena, widow Of Alva Light.
Mary A., widow of John W. Howard, Car
oline, widow Of Reuben Smith.
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CABINET CRISIS
Brought Abalt By Csnputa.
ton Of Paftu6lao Ahlils.
Another stormy 11sstina 81 0looh-
holders q 0saua 1<uak.

LIssox, April l5.-The cshinse c-;als
has arisen entirely from compilations
shich we've brought about In he hcus
a6Aifs of Possugal. A prompt solution ef
the difiouities 80 expected owing b The
necessity Of settling the Anglo-p postas y ,ss
African dispute.
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FEMALE TROUBLES
Complicated with Liver and Kid
ney Diseases, Cured by Dana's
Sarsapariila after the most
noted Physicians failed.


WASHINGTON MILLS, Me-, Dec, 10, 's7
Gents - For the last three years !
have been suffering from a complication
of Diseases, and have employed the most
skitful physicians in the state, having been
treated by local physicians at home and by
physicians in Portland, Me. All my
physicians told me my disease
was so complicated, could
never get well. And certainly all my
medical treatment gave me no relief. i
had no appetite, bowels in a bad state,
female trouble combined with liver
and kidney trouble, SO said my physicians.
grew so weak and reduced, l had done
no work for one year, when DR..
Tribou, my physician, at the time, advised
me to try DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Soon after trying it I began to feel a
wonderful change. | commenced to gain
in flesh and strength, and after taking three
bottles felt like another person. now
feel well and strong and am able
to do all the work In n family of
eight. I feel that I owe my health en-
tirely to the wonderful curative
power of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
prize this valuabl, remedy highly, and
shall earnestly recommend 1t TO all the
afflicted.
cannot say too much in its praise for
all it has done for ME.
Very truly yours,
Mas. F. A. WENTWORTH.
Over three years have elapsed since the above
letter was written. Mrs. Wentworth takes three
or four bottles Of DANA'5 SARSAPARILLA
each year to help Nature repel any attack upon
the citadel of health. and ma result, enjoys
heaycn's richest hi..isinE Good Health.
"Go thou nr,i do likewise" Suffering one,
remember VIC GUARANTEE \ CURE. VIII
you try It?
Dana sarsaparfiia Co., Belfast, NE.
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Commsrcisi Congress- at Kansas CRY

KANSAS CIrr, Mo, April ia fnil
representation to the Western States Con.
mercisl Congress was present this morniu <
shen President Frsrcis called the secood
days session to order. The subject under
discussion was General Business and
Agricultural Depression; Their Causes
ard Remedy.
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A.chor Line TO Compsts With the
Allan Linz.

MONTREAL. April 10 II, IL rumoreG that
the Anchor Line Steamship Cpmpsoy,
whose boa,s pow run bst~een L vsrpbol
Glasgow aud Nav York, sre u open
route between Montrea, snd Glasgow and
compete with the Allen line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

The invitation dance given by the X X X
club at Union hall last evening, wAs 4
success, fnsocislly and Otherwise. There
we're about 60 couples on ths floor. Den.
mis- orchestra furnished the music. Il VA
. very erjoysble entertainment.
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Other Reports.

The report of Grand Secretary Bracket
sho ed the standing of the order to be IS
follows:
Tolsl number Of Lodges, 3'o
lot Al membership, 10 3z7
The report OF the Grand Superintendent
Of Juvenile Temples, Mrs. Emily Z Cain
Of Watsrvile, states that thu number Of
Juvenile temples At the date Of making the
las; annu Al report vas $500 and is now
6!5s.
The reportof the Past Grand Chief Tenn
p,ar and Grand OresDizer J. Fl. Hamilton
Of Matlawsmkesg, shows that during the
year he has organized 20 new iedges, reof-
gsnzsd tao, visi,ed 65, held "a temperance
meetings, organized one javeni.e temple,
visited six juvenile temples, visited 20
.csools, attended nine district lodge meet
ing. and travelled over 1000 miles for the
ORDER. Ia their report the finance Commits e
state that they have examined the acc,unts
Of the grand secretary .since the semi anoual
session Of the graad lodge in DC obsr.
They fiod that be reseived the following
amounts:
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Chicago p1axkst.
. CHICAGO. Apssi: IL
kLouM-- unchanged.
No red ssa.0i4.
CoEH-sseady; 40. ., s7t
OAT$-quiet 40. 13he3
SvE-essgo.
BAKLkY-e4AH
PoEx-Closed ~ % 2osoe.9s.
LARD-lowef t6isa6x -
Miss r. G. A. Perry lsfs on the aftersoon
train for her home IL Paris. France.
DAxA's n "0uAnAvrxxDs 70 CunDi
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Qs.s.eriy dass .or quarter esdisg Oct.
Qs.ftrrly dues for quarter ending Jaa-
1sppf< mxaeaTy receipfs. I34 o
yof supphfks, 2ex Al
C11h fIom Last settlement. III Al
rstal. ea.Aa g.
In examination Of the grand treasurer .
report De finance committee ind the fol-
loving facts
Cash paid treasurer ~ per vouchsss for
The year ending April l5. 1891. % 156, 10 !;
cash en- hand April 23, 1880, 4is4 93; cash
from grand secretary from April %, 1880
70 April Is. 1891, "a. $50. 40; making the
total cash on hand and receipts for the year
81, ,545 IL.
They furthe, found that the grsnd treas
urer paid orders from ls5 to 207 exclusive
and that the balance In the hands Of the
grand treasurer April Is, 1891. IL S277. ~.
OMcers elected: Grand Chief Temp.af,
Col. A. 3. Bangs, Augasts; Councillor,
Frank H. Dexter, SpringvAls; Vice Temp
lar. Lizzie B Wheeidon. Bangor; Secretary,
George Z. Brsckest. Belfast; Treasurer,
Frank l.. Gibson. Stetson Marshal. A. d.
Cole, Esss Livsrmore; Sups. Juvenile
Temples, Emily E. Cain, Wsteiville.
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NAV yoRH. April 10
Money easy, yansiug from to3i
Prime paper st toS
Exchange. dull and ste2dy.
government bonds, Gun Ard stek1o
railroad bonde, Qui I. generally steadily.
Ths following sre the olostns quofaiions.
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sismHckeaDd echmaihsid win have
euppiemsatary Hlsc sios.

GEEsrEMUpE. April 15.-Rstarns from
40 districts give Bismarck, 1928; Scbmal-
field. Socialists, 1864; Adolf. Freisinnise.
1880; Plate, Guelph, 1891. 1t is probable
thAt supplementary ballot will neces-
cary between Bismarck and Schmslaeld.
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Aqy sx.: C, 10 ".
FOR SALE.

rumhes OF desirable resl3saoes 10 August,
Ne. vsfyiHs Ia price ;rcn $3.50 70 sGsposs; u
80 seYoTzi 10 % ID hcre places in the suo1ios o
No. A number o, farms iu hspaetsc g1G7s.
varying In prioe from si91o - s01Dss, holee
sDG teaeT1ruts % iet. n. ". EiyiTEf;nuEx, ~
nrrev, AuSrs.A. seias. is.sldts
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esors asy Blaine Having an Outicg
Secretary Blaine has left the city for .
few days outing on the water.
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SO 3. HAIti > - " VA
ptn;gias, hi0trhes, ecfOfu-
Ia. InsrruItal poison.ns
Rheumatism. stubborn and
chronic skin srupttcrs.
etc. Diseases Ct the lSii
nsv, bladder. and oshsr
organs oisch arscs
glcet. structure, etc
Aisu. nervous dsSiitt y.
lest vigor. varieocele,
spilersy, decrease OF Vita
pawrr. aud all s'sarts of en-
csssss, ipeIlscxst.on. ot
oynrworly K. iesls 3 70 gen
sral neFsnnsaess, liystsris
aud psFsiytlc conditions.
Recent cases eitrpd In ore ~
three weeks Stubborn an {
ehrsuir cases solicited, at
ter all others tstl. Or,
Eaaschur has erre,- DsaY
eases given ap 80 h''peles
tata By American A. j
Fore. gu physieisns- No
=. -. .r....a.rsFs as - fa.sFfVaa. ilf4lsE =
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War DEPAHrnKHr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Of,cef,
WARRINGTON, April l6, A. N.
For Maine: Fair Thursday; westerly
winds; warmer.
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Matus Postal Matters.

E. W. Searvers has been appointed post
mAste st North Searsport, vice A. Stinson.
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and as Gulesiy safely be dpua
LITERAL. AND SPECIAL. TERMs.

injurious drues uaed the dectar eafes fet~
and a. gulekly safely be duna
LIBERAL AND SPECIAL TERMS,
rNs pr has started a special depart me NJ
nr treatment hy mail. He viii for the P'sft traai
psenss .pplYIns by letter. for the rnatia AZ ~
Dollars per months treatment lietha'hs
uaeilctnes and all letsAr consultations hafHE uAl
uuts required tAis 10 far below the Usual ehsrsee
pAd st Ms New York office. ene Ia the paiy VPi9itnh
offered for ohsaipiag shS Services o. ~ eApefs
trang@ypen-e. The Or cna nsso sfls ei,ef 10 y
Is dependent oa hts alsn department hAvi94
large tnrnme ffcsu his YORK elty FTaftfe Whsrs
ne paid b,ln sp list are siiler ihs AarseSt
sn4 ighes, paid In thsetty. Tbs nf's nj IN stnau
ing aud reputat on Eew YoEA for years is The bss'
guarantee to patients.
DO not be hum nGrsed hF cnaekf VIE fee frc
scrftionr patent med ten.a. 80 called naesishi sscn
eies companies ssa shs Ike. who hand your case
tstneSpurlenced assistants figae Nhr have tnuef~c
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