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Well Commenced Nal creeked.

NEW York, Dec. 2a-Arthur Gym
Blgge, a young Englishman, a cousin of
Lord weayerton, and the son Of a lieu;
tenant colonel in the English army;
was held in $1,000 bail on a chaEgeS q
theft in the Tombs police court to-day.
The charge was brought by Algernon
Blackwood, a son Of Sir Arthur Black.
wood, the secretary OF the London Post
Office, and q cousin OF Lord DulFerin.
BiFge pleaded guilty. 4
L. 3. sothern, the actor, is another
.victimo of Bigge's wiles, and he is safd!to
have abused the confidence OF August
Belmont and Richard Harding Davis. J.
Bisge, who is a fine looking fellow
with an excellent tenor voice, has been
cutting q very wide swath in this coun.
try for the last eight years. Until this
summer he confined his operations to
the west,
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What spectacle is more disgusting
than that Of a man or woman with a
skin disease which shows itself in pins
Piles or blotches on hands, arms, face
and neck2 1t issimply impure blood.
See BRANDRRrH's Pills did for q
chronic case:
George Chapman, Pincening, Mich,
says:
"For four years Twas in the Mounted
Infantry in the q. s. army, residing
durlngittiat time principally IN Texas.
Almost all of thatttime had-a-chronic
skin disease, Characterized by an erup-
ton overthe entire surface Of my legs
and thighs, arms and chest. The doc
tors termed 1t eczema. Ihad given up
all hopes Of ever being cured, when
BRANpRgrHs PtII Recommended
to me. / conettded to tfytfhem, and l
have thanked God daily since then that
i did, so. used them for about three
months, and, by that time, was COM
pletely cureaand have never had any
trouble since
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The relation Of cleanliness to godli-
ness has ceased to be Of importance,
The bath has grown to be considered,
on the contrary, a close djunct to
woman's beauty. The fair sex has.
learned to study the bath and the
effects upon their feelings, and incident-
ally the action Of tepid or hot water on
their fair skins and its efficacy in soft
ening and, beautiiying their complex
ions.
No longer can II be said that with tho
majority Of American women a bath
means simply wiping the face with the
corner Of q wet towel, even if the state
ment was ever true.
The women ofqSfnreianacounttles In
the past undoubtedly had a greater APP
probation Of the near relationof the
bath to personal beauty than the
women Of the United States. That a
great change in this direction has been
wrought is shown by the greater i'm
telligence shown by American women
to-day in the matter Of bathing, and
their growing prediction for what is
known as Swedish massage.
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The banks and money-changers have
been nearly stripped Of their 81 30 gold
pieces by Christmas-gift makers.


William Mmmons, Postnaster6 d Ida-
vile, Ind, writes: aElectric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medfi
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from: Kidney and Liver trouble
John Leslie, farmer and stotkman, Of
game place, says: Find Electric Btttefa
TO be the best Kidney and Liver medf7
cine, made me feel like a new man ].
w. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says. Electric Bttters is just the
thing for d man who isall run down and
don't card whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he hada new leaseon life.
Only so cents a bottle, at Logan Drug
Col Drug Store.
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The Now Eyening Bon.

Nowadays beautY's throat ia wreathed
about with the most effective garni-
lures, both mornihgH4d 8sRinEA Fas.
cinatfng in the extreme and great
hatterer 10 the new evening boa, which
has arrived from the other side, along
with other fetching novelties. Theiboa
or collarette consists OF intermittent
hufs OF frayed snrah and cob.webby
lace. The ~collarette stands up in
foamy fashion about pnethroata and as
the fullness diminishes droops we'll
down over the shoulders, forming atiny
cape. Lustrous ribbons, either plain or
overlaid With lace, secure the dainty
CONNECTION at one side OF the throat,
long loops and ends. falling haleEIhe
MRiat.line.
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rhe ohiy0pv.

The Chicago, Milwa1kee & ST. Paul
Railway is .the only one running
solid vestibuled elactrie.lIghted and,
steam-heated trains between Chicago,
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Milwaukee, La
Crosse, Wlnona, 81. Paul and Minueap-
oils, making direct connection at Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Omaha with all lines for.
all points in Nebraska, Wyoming, Col
orado, Utah, Idaho Oregon Washing.
ton, Nevada and California. at st Paul,
with all lines for all points in the
Northwest and Puget Sound.
It now operates over six thousand
miles OF thoroughly equipped road, Ia
Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Micht-
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa South
and North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars between Oht-
caeo and Portland, Ore, over Northern
Pacific railroad via Jamestown, Butte,
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle II
you are going West TO locate or visit
you will save money by writing to WIN.
Kelly, it., travelling passenger agent,
No. so South Third street, Philadelphia,
for rates Of fare maps time tablestand
full information furnished free. All
coupon ticket agehts in the United
States and Canada have tickets over the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul rail-
way; ask for them.
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woman,a arontnoa..

Women have been great in painting,
poetry, fiction, acting, and there have
even been a few women who have held
high places in the world of science.
Every year women exhibit paintings in
the Paris Salon. One woman, an.
American, has declined the honor Of
having n other picturesplacedin the
gallery Of the uxemberg, and there -
no man living o. dead who outranks
Rosa Bohheur as an animal painter.
II is said that sappho's "Qde, to APP
phrodite' has been translated into
more languages, civil and otherwfse,
than any other piece OF the writing OF
the a%ncients. Oft has stood the test OF
over eighteen hundred years, and
Shakespeare has not yet been dead
three hundred years. And sappho was
d woman. Instances might DO multi
Piled OF women who have achieved.
greatness, butlnot as musicians or COM
posers. Naturally the question arises:
itWly this exception?n
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Rnrnrement ana wsaainr nlnr,

The engagement ring is worn upon
the same finger as the wedding ring,
and alter marriage is worn as a guard
to Il. Tho solitaire diamond Is always
q favorite, but the range Of styles and
prices fswide, and the girls fancy and
the youths pure may combine to MAKE
any ring proper. AS To- wedding rings,
the Square aud "round" ones each
have their admirers, A wedding ring
with sharp cut edges fits snugly, but be-
ing worn constantly will make in time
q callous spot at the base Of the finger,
which is anything but beautiful. A
ring with all round edges renders this
impossible, andis more comfortable TO
wear, giving with every motion OF the
finger. In this country there Is pleas.
ant freedom allowed engaged lovers.
They ride, drive or walk together I'M.
questioned. Her engagement Is one3of
the most charming experiences OF a
girls life, andSshe Is wise who viii not
let II be cut too short. Then length Of
an engagement must depend mostly
upon outward circumstances. 1t Is
only d Journey, Of which the end must
come sooner or later. A month or six
weeks 81 not too short II such a time Is
found best, and there are couples who
have waited seven years 70 SEQ their
hopes realized.
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zion Rbmatn n1nn.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure nall its stages, and
that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh, being q
constitutional disease, requires a con-
st%itutiopal treatment HALLS Catarrh
Cure is taken in~ternallyA aching di-
rectly upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby destroy.
ing the foundation of the disease and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprtetors
have go much faith in its curative pow
crs that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that 1t fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
F. j. oHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
ESSold by druggists, Zoe. D&w
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IL aiIea an lElegant Hang.

Double.faced cotton flannel is used by
some OF the best dressmakers to give an
elegant chang and body to evening
dressestot silk aud brocade. This lin
ing isHAwn in with the lower portions
al each skirt Heam so that 1t falls even
IL with the train. This lining is then
covered with thin silk. A very slender
young lady recently ordered a number
ofuncommonly handsome gowns made
al an uptown establishment, these to
be- forwarded to Denver, Col. Three Of
thesein %princesse form, made Of oengal-
throat to hem with Shaker flannel.
The purchasers figure, never pretty,
vas bythis invisible aid made to look
most round and girlishly graceful
Feeling the cold very keenly, this un-
usual lining was suggested by the
young lady herselt-a lining that 70
very many would be most objection.
ahia
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.1n.IorIr 1nninnl.p nrlnn.

81. Louis, Dec. 29.-The news from
Boston, Mass, that a petition for the
pardon of James Dunlap, the famous
bank robber, has been approved, has
brought more than pleasure to earnest
friends ia ST. Louis Of the imprisoned
man. Mary Scott Rowland, the wife of
one Of Dunlap's former partners, and.
James Z. Ye1tman, president of the
Merchants National bank, of this city,
a war comrade Of Dunlap, are largely re.
sponsible for the forthcoming pardon.
They have been untirinR in long COM
tinued efforts looking to that end.
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LONDON, Dec. 29.-The &aadardsB Der.
lin correspondent sayss ''Tlie fact that
Count Won Caprivf is extending the
grounds in the real Of his palace is held
to prove that he has no present inten-
ton Of resigningth chancellorship.
Soldiers returning to their homes
from Hamburg and Altoona for the
Christmas holidays are treated as If In
fecledwith cholera.
The Hamburg senate has forbidden
hotel keepers in Hamburg to receive as
guests, travellers coming from Russian
GaIacia.
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Emp1oYanNr "a oARoN
Causes Excltomaht Ia Ifish ctfelsS-tl
May Wsakeh tho Libsra1s.

G4Abet ANoAto1luNN Ia AfA4ul VkkNA9A=Ak
May Wsakeh the Liberals.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2a.-oonsiderable ex-
cltement has been causedin Irish home
rule cIsclss by the news that the inn
perlal authorities have directed Scot
land Yard to take the spy known as.
Major LecaroR into the employ Of the
government for the purpose Of tracing
out the guilty parties connected with
the Dublin explosion Mai. LeOaron
isgreatiy abhorred by Irlshmen Of all
factions, and it IL believed that the re-
port will, II conlrmea, greatly weaken
the hold OF the Liberal government in
Ireland. it Is said That Sir Wm. Vet-
non Harcourt, chancellor Of the ex-
chequer, and next to the lord high.
chancellor, the head Of the cabinet dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Gladstone ON.
the continent, has taken the relns in
his own hands and personally directed
the employment Of Le0aron. Hatcourt
is reported 70 De firmly Of the opinion
that the explosion in Dublin was the
result Of q political dynamite plot and
indicateS'a revival OF dynamite meth
DDS.
LeCaron, 1t Is said, gave Harcout to
understand that he had reason TO be-
lieve he could trace out the authors Of
the explosion, but refused to state his
evidence to Asqulth or Morley. Hence
the action saidto have been taken under.
orders from Scotland Yard.
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shn nns d Ureat Memosy.

Miss Blanche Roosevelt, the Marchesa
Machetta dtAlIegretti, has a phenome-
nal memory, which she explains in this
manner: dInever ill.treat my memory,
and / never insult it. Every day | take
the greatest care OF 1T Just a. II my
bread and butter depended upon 1t; l
am alwaysseeaching it and strengthen.
ingit, andmot q single day goes by that
i do not exercise 1t; teach 1t to learn o
certainamount and to remember what
It learns, and so 1 have 1t always under
control. But then, you see, never was
what is called thoroughly educated. l
never went 70 school after l was four
teen. never read any books except
Shakespeare, the English poets, and.
the Bible, and 1 never had any girl
friends Of my own age. My father was
my friend and my companion, and he
instilled into mela love for the classics,
languagesa and poetry. and since lost
him i have followed his lead all the
more closely and kept fast by them
one needs but little else"
Miss Roosevelt is now busily engaged
With sardou Ia the drat1atization Of
her novel, hThe Copper Queen" Three
acts are already finished, and it is OK
pected that the play will soon 90 into
rehearsal. It will be produced stimuli
taneously in Paris and New York. Miss
Roosevelt is as perfectly at home in
French as she is in English, speaking
German, Spanish, Italian, and even
Latin with easy tfuency, all of which
languagesIshe has acquired since she
was a girl OF fifteen. Although married
tothe Comte Machetta d'Allegrf-one
otthe oldest OF Lombard families-she
prefers to keep her maiden name as a
writer; it was under it she won her
first success, to forsake it now would
seem ungrateful.
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BosroN, MASS, Dec. 29.-James Dun
lap, the Northampton bank burelar,
whose pardon was signed by Governor
Russell yesterday, was released from
state prison at 9:45 O'clock this morn
ing, and left on the Boston and Albany
express for NewYork City accompanied
by his life long friend Mrs. Mary Scott
Rowland. FEED
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Only n~ew.fallen snow will make these
frlttefs, because their lightness depends.
upon tho air intermingled with the
snow. Have ready afrying kettle half
full Of hot fat; make batter with a
pint of milk, a level teaspoonful OF salt
and enough -four TO thicken to the con-
sistency ofgrlddle cakes; when the fat
begins TO smoke quickly stir a cupful OF
new.fallen snow into the batter, and.
drop it BY the tablespoopful into tie
hot fat; when the frltters are brown
take them upwith a skinner andserve
them,with fine sugar and fresh butter.
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sAToLLpB MISSION
Now Acknowledged III lone that It u
Failure,

NOV Ac4noNtguBou VA A9mo tA4t =
Failure.
NEw YoaK, DecN2o--A special cable
from Rome says; 1t is now acknoWl-
edged that Mgr. satolliIs mission is not
a success. On inquiry at the vatican
to-day l was assured by a distinguished
prelate that contrary to the reports
spread by Archbishop Ireland's enc
mies-the JesuitA-Mgf. Satolli is not
to be recalled now; perhaps months
may elapse.
Meanwhile the pope will not explain,
the objects Of his mission in a docu-
ment addressed to Mgr. SRtolli, or TO
the bishops. The contentsof the doca-
ments are a mystery. A Jesuit source
states that 1t Is intended TO cover the
retreat Of the delegate. gocit
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YOUNG MENGwho have become victims Of soil
tAfy vice that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually Sweeps to an juntlmely grave thou4+
atds ofyoung men Of exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with cbhfdence.
4 pRsJ ERAleEIAhD 0TThiAN, afttt years Of e&.
periaIee,t have discovered the greatett cure knoYn
Tor weakness IN he back and limb, involuntary dis
CHARGES, impoteney5 general debility, heryoiSnes1,
lanEuoFI confusion Of ideas, palpitatoh Of THE heart,
tfmidity, trembling, dimneSs Of sight, Of, giddinetS,
diseases Of the head, taroat, nose, OF tkln, ahee.
lions Of the liver, lungs stoniachj or boRets-thote
terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice o.
youth4and secret practices, blghting their most
fadlaht, hope5, 81 antieipAions, rendering marriage
impossible. Take one candid thought before Il too
late, A week or month may place your case beyond
the reach Of hope. Our methodlof treatment will
speedily and permanently cure the most obtttnate
case, and absolutely restore perfect manhood.
10 MlppLE.keE0 iMENs-Thste ate many from
the age of soto Oh. who are troubled with frequent
kyaEaadbns 81 the bladder, often heeothplhiedbya
kiehtbuthtag oftinaftinE sensattoh, weakening the
kYstsIu ifRnABhkr the patient cannot account ef.
On eSaminstion of the urinary deposits, q fopy
sediment viii ID found, OF the edidt will be thtd Of
mtlbiSh hue. There are many men who die oftht1
difficulty, ignorant Of the eauss which = q second
stage Of terminal weakness. We will guatantee a
perfect cure In all sueh cases, and 4 healthy
restoratiohtof the genitb-nfinaty otganS.
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Don't .Look Down. Upon Anybody.

DON'T Cook Down" Upon Anybody.
It does not argue that because a wo-
man stands behind q counter all day, or
clicks away at the ivory keys Of the
typewriter, or even prestdes over our
kitchen, that she has not as good blood.
in her veins as her more famed sisters.
She may have sprung from a race Of
kiugsf Her ancestry may be the proud
est in thei land, yet the elusive dollar
may have hieditselt away to the Golfers
Of some person who knows not their
own grShdfather, and the plucky Amer.
lean girlfihding that one cannot liYeon
the memory of what has been. turns to
with a courage that nine times out Of
ten insures her success Notwithstanding
the whitening looks Of Mrs. shoddy and.
women Of her ilk.
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prnN YouE oNb oeneia.ion.

Mr.. j. o. Davenport, manager OF the.
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., ct Bragg,
Cal, has thistle say Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy: ~ used it for aseyere
cold and cough and obtained immedi-
ate RELIEF. In the Fort Bragg Redwood
Coss store we have sold large qnantt-
ties OF Chamberlainis medicines. For
sale by druggists D4w
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Tic South american Revelation.

BUENos AYREs, Dec. 29.-Today's adj
vices from the seat of the instruction
in the province of Gorrientes are more
favorable to the governments The re-
port that the town Of Caseros had been
captured by the rebelsturns out to BIO
without foundation. The insurgents,
numbering 500tnenamade four assaults
upon the town, but were repulsed with
heavy losses bya garrison OF 500 men.
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FASHION NOTES AND COMMENTS

And Suggestions Regarding Health
and HappIness.-womaa's Great.
ness.A Lady with a Great. Memory.
Engagement and Wedding Rings.
Importance OF the Bath-.How to
Washthe Hair.
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nov ID Waah END Aair.

For washing the hair, particularly
such as Il inclined to be oily, nothingis
better thansthe common hard soap Of
tha.kdtchen! A woman who has used
It frequently herself and seen is beue.
fits ia other cases prescribes It with
strong faith. Safake q strong suds
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An 1nvnlunblo liemsdY for Colds.

Sheriff Hartman, Of Tyler 90; W.
", was almost prostrated with q cold
when he began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. In speaking of 1t he
SAWS: at gave me almost instant re-
lief. l find it to be an invaluable re.
NEEDY for colds" For sale bylodrugl
gists. pawI4
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sRnd Tor Honan pre.ses.

1fyon have not a red house dress this
season you are truly nowhere. "Any
color so It's rede Is literally true, but It
must shade toIthe crimson aud not to.
wards lbrick dust p and most becoming
aud chicfare these same gowns. Audit
must have gigot sleeveS.
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The groom always proyidestbe brides
boudust, and he u51aily ptpvides tbpss
forFthe bridemaids also:
John Wesley uSHda the eSpressIhn
noleanliness ID iadeed&he2 go
ness" in a sermon 0 Press.
The safest way to clean bronze IS TO
rub it with soft clothslightly moisten.
ed with sweet oil, polishing afterward
with an oil channels.
The old superstition about the
horseshoe insists tlIat.th@ shoe must be
found, aud whea &fhd
.thepoints up, to keepithe lnck from
running out!
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Not Npreas. bnt ..Gown.,

BY the way, do youlsay 'dress9 when.
you mean your outside garment?' You.
mustn't do 1t. Gown" is the proper
word. No fashionable woman has any
thing but goRns.
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THEoELEBRAT ED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN oFTHB
ERANCE~MEDICAI AND SURGICAL LNSTITUTE1
ssa46@. eSst .ehsnnsKa asnis ascoanbuso. NcGpOahd1sss. eaphIssooeoo.
DRs. FRANCE IND orTMAN, Of New York, the well khovhahds successful H@iigsfn
IchrnE Dhne and phaSq ofthsE Es and Ear oa@eolute of herl age pnsheetn Sm.hay ave
sabMhsa the FRANC. MEDICAL INSTITUTE. ghhea alfo rms Of ChSMegh enp1s anMatrI 9g9 ny. Wi
sST;s Sa .lHs.s s sFSSssa ttsas aS Sn the s SS t :ssSsMsa p TSfR Sasni Issm si hx |. 1roSdSs NA
ISP6HThkT I0T Es.4pRssFRAN6 ksG&y Yeas oil Rilass Msd Iusdt the greatest
OLIVE BL0Ss0an The cure Is Effected BY home hntneat1 Enhy harmless and ehy applied.
Ht6nsWhHon Free and Strictly CONFIDENTIAL Correspondence promptly nSyeed.
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FOR MOMANKINg.

a collection Of interesting Items
For the Fair Sex
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DISEASES or W0MEh+We have 4 special de-
partmen1 thoroughly ofgahilea. and devoted exc
clHSively 20 the tteatueht Of diseases Of women.
Every case consulting our specialists whethet BY
letter or in person, Is given the most careful and
confederate attehtton. Important cases land we get
lev which have not batiedf the skill Of all the
home phySieianS) have the benefit Of full council
Of skilled specialists. In treatment Of diseases
peetliAf 10 females cur success has been marked,
ovef tWosthird4 Of our patients being ladies, old,
young, married, single, rich andpooE. Our method
IS entirely free from Objectionable features OF the
general practitioner namely local treatment"
We seldom fhd II necessary We prepare rtne-
dies, Constitutional and local, d the cate demands,
and instruct ladiet how 70 treat thehaSelVtS.
MARRlAeE-Mafried person., or young men eon-
tefnpllting taatriage, aware Of physical weakness,
loss Of proeteatfYG powers iuipoteneyI OF any ether
disqualification speedily Iettofeds
PRIVATE DlSEASEs,-Blood Poison, Vsnsteal
faint, elect, Structure, Seminal Etal1tiohS, LbsS6f
Sexual Power, Weakness Of Sexual Organs, Want
OF Desire IN Male OF Female, whether from trnpfu-
dent habits Of youth or sexual habits o. mature
years, or any eadse that debilihteSthe sexual funes
tom, speedily and permanently cured. constita-
ton free and strictly confidential. Absolute cures
Guaranteed. Medicines sent free from observation
70 allfaFts ofthe United States.
EPILEPSY, or FlIS-Positively cured by 4 new
and neyer-tauing method. TesttmeniAlS furnished.
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she says, strub i%taqpielJWon the hair
aud wash it OF again at once. After
that any scented soap or wash may be.
used as IN ordInafy shamPoo.