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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-19
SATURDAYS CONDITION
In New York City and Down the Harbor.

New YORK. Sept. l..-Another case OF
cholera was discovered this evening on the
Bohemia Jeanette Chamowitz. aged 2s,
was taken with cramps and vomiting. and
removed at once to Swinburne island. A
child died on the Wyoming this afternoon.
but the trouble was skin disease, and none
of the cholera symptoms wers present.
DIR. Walzcr returned from the lower bay
at z. NJ and reported that Regina Weis-
kopt, aged G,, was taken from the Scandil
to Swinburne island, suffering from cholera.
She will probably die Otherwise, the pre-
yious census remains unchanged.
The steamer Standard has arrived from
Swinemunde with 81 stcerage passengers
and reports all well.
The health board at o'clock this after
noon issued the following bulletin:
No cases or suspected cases of cholera
have appeared in this city since the last
bullctin'
The total number Of deaths from cholera
in this city up to date have been five. The
first death was on Sept 6, the last on Sept
~. of the three eases heretofore reported
As suspected, the following is the biologi-
cal report on that of Edward Hoppe of NO.
1913 Madison avenue. reported by Herman
X Bggs and Edward X Dunham:
We would respectfully report that the
bacterlogical examination of clothing
stained with ejecta on Edward Hoppe who
died on Sept. A. has failed to reveal the
presence Of cholera Asiatico.
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Candidates for Commander Ia Cl,ieI.

Far into the night the railroads continued
to bring into the city great crowds OF hu-
manii> from all parts. I"ni,st wanna ave-
nue. was alive the entire evening whh the
residents and visitors ho listened 10 the
sounds of martial musir Whenever. new
post arrived. Many meetings t""k place IA
The tents and neu 0,it soon
goss;ping over old days and ir'ternizinR
ns of old The number OF
organizations expected ht the executive
committee aggregates atou, l2uJ. A large
number OF tin-c are already here or are
expected on late trains tonight. II IA stated
that iuj 900 persons had arrived uP 10 ii
o'cloCk tonight.
Ex-i'rrsidebt Rutherford II. Hayes Is
here for the pnrPosc of att'n'ing the bfanh
Army fruuion. lie attended the service.
nj roundry NJ. J. church
to-day, AMI hundreds of propi. there
.huok hands with him. lic qn,.f'ion OF
! " hu will be- next commander ia chisi oi The
: Grand Army men here ~ OF
Z absorbing interest ffhrr" candidates
are in tie field VIZ; Cot thtfir4 y. LIN
coin, Washington; Col y O.. Weisert,
! Wisconsin; t;rn. :. ". Hearst, Ohio Each
/ has a war record Of exceptional bf'llIancy
| aud hss strong personal following
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At FIRE ISLAND
lslip Board Of Health Resolutions Keep
Troops There.

/ FInE ISLAND. \. Y, Sept. ls.-The lsliE
board of health. at meeting Saturday
adopted a resolution 10 the effect that the
/ landing and retention upon Fire Island or
at any place within the limits of islip
whether by direction of health officers OF
other officials or persons. is in violation OF
regulations lawfully established by the
board. The landing and retention of such
passengers and their baggage is also de-
clared illegal and dangerous TO life and
I health.
The passengers and baggage now on the
island are required 10 be removed beyond
the limits of Islip within three days. begin
ming today. The bringing of any additional
passengers or baggage to Fire Island or
within the limits is also forbidden,
The chairman of the board was directed
to try the violations on the regulation of
the board the disobedience of its lawful
orders or other acts before the grand jury,
and to take necessary steps to secure the
Indictment and prosecution of all con-
cerned. The board authorized the sheriff
of Suffolk county 10 apprehend and remove
all such persons from the limits of lslip to
prevent the further entry within it of any
persons OF baggage. and TO call 10 his aid
for that purpose the whole power of his
county.
In view of this belligerent attitude of the
Islip board of health. Capt. Cochran has
again cancelled his orders for the troops TO
return home.
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The Navy Remembered.

For the frs, time. the navy will be gwen
prominent recognition ut the coming en-
carnpmrnt. One of the features of the ar
rangement. for the reunions ON Grand
Army place is the erection of model of
the nited States steamer kearsarg". the
model being II correct representation of ;hr
vessel a, the time of her fight with the Con
federatc cruiser Alabama, both as to limrn-
sions. rigging and general equipment. The
sight of this vessel on the White Lot is
novel and picturesque and cannot fail to
prove especially gratifying TO those whc
served in the navy during the Rebellion for
whom the kearsarge will br hcaiquarter-
during the week of the Encampmcni.
Everything is now in ship-shape and
ready for the crew, which will he a large
one About 1900 persons can be accoulmo
dated upon the upper deck. Gums have
been mounted and regular salutes will b'
fired upon the arrival on board of otficiai'
entitled to such recognition. \ reception
will he given on Friday night on the nppei
deck in honor of the citizens executive
committee. The kearsarge was construct
ed through the enterprise of Capt. W II
Michael who il clerk to the Senate com
mittee on printing. ami who served viii
/ distinction in the navy during the rebel
lion. Capt. Michael viii be in command
1 of the kearsarge during the cruise.
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PORTLAND, sept. Il. - The following
communication appeared in this evening.
Advertiser
PORTLAND. Sept. Il, l,92
To the Editor of the Advertiser
Judging from the expressed opinions
from different parts of the State, the first
trial of the Australian system. last Mon
day, was a. success. 1t is generally
admitted thst the system is
simple. easy. practical, and within
the comprehension of the most untutored
voter. The ballot was quietly and rapidly
taken. Voters were not insulted by crowds
of heelers infesting, as formerly, the poll
/ ing places. In all essential particulars the
| system was beneficent and effective. The
general moral effect was good. The sys-
tenn is firmly fixed in the confidence of the
| people and has come to stay.
| TO render the law still more effective. to
absolutely protect the voter from intimida-
ton, and to prevent bribery, by depriving
! the purchaser of any assurance that the
| goods paid for will be delivered, | think II
| few amendments are necessary.
| The provision of the law for the group
ing of party names ON the official ballot,
and for voting for the party nominees by
! one mark renders it easy to ascertain
whether the voter votes straight ticket by
the length of time he remains at the voting
| compartment. To certain extent the Sc
trecv of the ballo. is thus destroyed.
The combination of two systems upon the
official ballot. viz for voting a straight
ticket by one mark. and a split ticket by
cross to the right Of every name, makes the
system complicated, confused many voters,
led to much uncertainty in divining their
intention, and was the cause of so many
defective ballots.
The secrecy of the ballot could be fnr-
ther promoted by erecting wider and higher
booths and by separating them from each
other This, however, is matter of de
tail, and can easily be remedied, | would
suggest as amendments to the law the fol-
lowing provisions
L. For the grouping of the candidates
upon the official ballot in alphabetical order
with the requirement that cross should be
placed at the right of each candidate 10 be
voted for This is the Massachusetts law
AMI has been adopted by Rhode Island.
Vermont and New Hampshire.
.. Requiring the voting compartments
be at least II feet from the guard rail. 1t
would then be impossible for one outside
the rail 10 determine how the ballot was
marked.
,. That any collnsive mark upon the
ballot should yitiate and throw it out
Snch provision Is in the English law.
4. That the ballots east should be pre-
served one year, and recount made If de-
manied.
The law, with the above suggested amend
,,n,,. ,,nnl,I h., a ideal nu,. would secure
faircr expression of public opinion, put
an end to intimidation, and as far rs 1t Is
possible for law to do So eliminate bribery
and the other evils which have cursed our
elections. WILLIAM II. LooNEf.
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100000
Is the Number Of Guests Anticipated al Mash
ingion Today.

W,suiNGro>, Sept. lS.--By tomor
when the 26th annual reunion of the q. 4.
H., will be formally opened by Wee fresi-
dent Morton, this city will he thronged with
Il populace perhaps never exceeded. The
multitude now here is hourly augmented
by arriving trains. by tomorrow the city
will have as guests crowd
estimated at nearly 2oo,uoO.
Tonight the city is swathcd
in bunting, national colors and every form
of decoration that can be utilized to make
attractive stands and public and private
b uidingS. The weather il uuusuall clear,
with Just enough breeze blowing to keep
the flags standing ont from the poles. All
visitors were on the streets from early
morning until past nighifall. Their walks
and rides extended throughout the city and
to Arlington, the Soldiers Home and points
of interest IN the vicinity. Many went
dawn the Potomac to look again at
places familiar 10 them during the
war The streets were alive with
brass bands, escortng arriving posts 10
quarters, and down in the white lot,
which will be the field of attraction
during encampment, thousands were gath
cred TO welcome the arriving guests. On
the beautiful plateau near the river front,
and within the shadows of the Washington
monument. there is d settlement sprung W
Ms if by mayic. which will he the aboie of
600 veterans during their temporary
stay in the city. Here they will he housed,
fed AMI cared tor with all the attention thai
minute care to detail with view 10 com
fort can givp. The like OF this camp in
size and general arrangements never was
attempted at any previous encaInpment-
lust north of this settlement AMI directly
south of the presi lent's mansion is another
space of ground where ten or fifteen thous-
and more warriors will be lodged and fed.
This is II camp proper with rows upon rows
of white army tents. loaned b, the war de
partmcnt with here and there IA tent of err
Gus dimensions, from which great Nag
floats telling that ii the headquarters of
of some post. From huge II, coloret
flagstaff in the centre float the national cod.
or- over the grand stand below where dedi-
eating exercises will be he'll. and nearby il
u reproduction in every detail of the old
warship kcarsafge, dressed from stem To
stern rainbow fashion with naval
tXactness. u" camp h""
been alive with sight serrs, and soldiers
all day. Last night 1000 soldiers were
taken care of in camp and harrack. anl by
thi, evening the latter were well billed up
hv a large number Of of posts which arrived
during the day. In another part oi the
city u camp is established which will ac-
commodate 1000 soldiers.
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QreES-rowS' Sept. ~ The Queens
town authorities announce that hcnceforth,
until all danger of cholera infection has
ceased. q doctor will board all American
liners arriving here from ports in the United
States. and if any sickness found on the
steamer the vessel must he placed in quar-
antine before any passengers are allowed
To ,liscmbark Otherwise the steamer mast
proceed direct for Liverpool. only COM
municating with Queenstown for the pnr-
pose of securing pilot.
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COLON AUTHORITY
Gives Mandatory Orders to American OFF,
ciaIs.

PAS,NA, Sept. lS.-The perfect of po'
lice in Colon Yesterday stopped United
States Consul Ashby and United States In
spector Customs Nopham near the Colon
docks in the presence of crowd and
charged them with violating quarantine
placed upon the steamship Newport. The
prefect spoke very sharply to Mr.. Ashby
aimonishing him his conduct was beyond
excuse and threatening him with deporta
ton as u punishment for contempt of au
thorisies and the governors proclamation
Mr. Nopham was taken to Jail hut was re-
leased in the evening.
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NAVE RECEIVED the
lCSI AWARD
In the Gift Of ANY New England Institution.

unattached The committee has the hene-
III of their advice in the transaction OF busi-
ness.
The citizens committee, rs just stated, Is
composed, in addition To the four officers,
of - chairmen of subcommittee and 20
members, who, while not at the head of
any committee, have given valuable ser
vice.
The headquarters of the committee were
located in the Atlantic building in Decrm'
bcr last, AMI heie the members of the ex-
eeu,ive committee and of the sub commit
tees have been held, and here the great
work has been mapped out. rh. executive
committee. as now constituted numbers,
all told, 81.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
groush, by .ae Wires from the North, ias'
West and South.

f,axsruor Flower Is sal to have eontri-
bute.i $50 900 to the Democratic campaign
fund.
Peace heyers over the Chocktaw nation
The prisoners have been turned over To shs
paoper authorities and the armed forces
,lishanlej.
The Petet Journal saws the cholsrs
! broke out in Naples several DAYS ago AMI
that sigh, to ten DEATHS have occurred Their
! daily.
Labor Commissioner Peck AMI his stem
agrap,er. Elbert Rodgers, appeared before
patisp Jnstice Gulmann Saturday morning
Each was held in ssCoe bail and the case
adjourned until September %.
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IDENTIFIED.
I've Suspects at farmington Have Bad
Career.

FARMtSGro>, sept. III. ID. Eird and
f. 'ruitle. the two men arrested in Water
Vile by Sheriff sylvester and now in Jail
here as suspected buncoers, are causing
quite a sensation.
Yesterday Mr. Novel; of Topsham iden-
tified the men as the ones who robbed him
Of $1,000 three years ago
This afternoon hotel proprietor in Riv-
crhcad, h. t. identified them as the men
who stopped at his house last month for a
week and robbed 4 man there of $1,000.
The prisoners are nov strongly guarded
and viii be unit tac grand jury sits on
september 27tli.
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Hr send three two esas stamps TO
= HEE pay postage. and viii saaii
-. frT.s a thrilling and interesting b..ok OF III
,...s ,.ns.il..i Life nd See AsssOng the
,,leLa,co Indians" Tells all about the la
a,en> Address HkALf & BisELoW, Ds-
I vah.
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DUETS SUSPICION.
New York Board Of Health Makes Favorable
Report Sunday

New YoRK. sept. ls.-fhe board of
health issued a bulletin THE afternoon i'll
which it is stated that no cases or suspected
cases of cholera had occurred since the last
hulletin AMI no deaths from cholera had
occurred since Tuesday. The board reports
there is no reason TO believe the dagnois OF
the attending physician in the case OF Peter
Callahan suspected case of cholera 10 he
incorrect. The physician declared death
was due to diarrhra and exhaustion. The
report Of the hactcriologists to the ease of
Mary Conarty .snsperted choiera case Is
to the effect that no -pirilium of cholera
was dis covered.
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Prominent Gardiner Merchant Dead.

G.,Rni>rR. sept Is >peciaD.-E- ID
Tobev. the well known grocer and com
mission merchant died suddenly at hi'
hom. SUNDAY afternoon at go O'Clock
For a long time Mr.. Tobey has been /
great sufferer from BrIght'- disease and OF
"Wednesday on coming ont of the postot
ice le sustained a severe fall which caused
pluerisy and ultimately resulted in hi'
deatl. lie was only 34 years of age ant
was one of the most energetic and success
full business men of our city He was 4
man Of strict business integrity. a mem
her Of many of the local fratcrnlteS and
an excellent citizen.
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RETURNING CONFIDENCE
OF the People at Hamburg Other Favorable
Reports.

HANBr re, Sept 1S.-rwo hundred AMI
ciglty-six fresh eases of cholera AMI l2'
deaths were reported here YESTERDAY
These figures inrlnde So fresh cases and ~
deaths occurred on the previous Gays, show
ing decrease both in the number OF
patients aul the mortality. \ fact showing
the return of confidence on the part OF the
people is that the usual concerts were given
in Saint Paul her Garden this afternoon
for the first timt. in several weeks.
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BETTER NEWS
Indicates the Cholera Epidemic
is on the Decrease.
The Fire islanders Didn't Dare to
Oppose the Troops.
New York Health Board Claim to Have No
Real Cases.

FIRE ISLAND, L. l., sept Is.-The
steamboat Cepheus, with 32i passengers Of
the steamer Wyoming on board, arrived at
the dock here at lilo 7, NJ. All the pas
sengers were we'll ami were transferred
from the Cepheus b, the steamer Ripple.
Not the slightest opposition was offered by
the lslip health authorities or tile bay men
10 the landing of the passengers. Not one
of either party was to be seen atioat or
ashore Within an hour after landing
every one had possession of room and
had dined Even those who protested
most against removal here now express
satisfaction Col. Austin, at . this even
ing. with 80 men of the 18th regiment. came
TO relieve such here as desire 10 90 home.
Thirty went home By the Ripple via. Baby
lon
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AGEN rs

lHcNTc who are hsrtiiag our publications
RuIUIy arr mskiag on.y. we do not
plaes n their hsnds only such publications al.
there is p,,,ular demand ior and our booss are
ait good SELLERS oas agent in the field reports.
tl,ai he SOLD one hundred copies OF "smugglsrs of
Chestnut" the hr>t week smother ~ sud VIZ are re
craving glowing reports from agents shrous shaaf
the State. rht ssrney 70 this wonderful book j.
l,fbSins to br BONANZA TO agents There Il still
u hiii, mar. TERRITORY Ia the state that has rot
b,~a taken up. aud those who apply hrsi 80 he
srrs.,i urst. TO procure the agency for this eia-
riug, ,.,ok address. 4. E. KNOWLES CO.
Augusta. Me.
l.sVst isafker's Poems are published by +. T..
k<uMles 4 Co. Augusta, Me. Some ef cur
ssent, srv handling ibis book with the "SmnggleFs
al ,-h.>,nui" and tnd that the two 10 no. conflict
and With both publications.. they are making ans
pay. dec9d&v
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EaCcs aGJ B.sc BALL


NoERipeEwoch. sept. i7.-(S Special -
\ large crowd VAS treated to good sport at
Elmood Park this afternoon. Two exciting
races were troted and two game. of bail
were plaved In the > - class four started
1t won by Black Max, zen. Fearnaught
second: hest time. 80 -. -Four started
IN II e 2.5a class. which was won by Dusten,
Maud NJ second best time, 2,32, five
heats The N0rridgewocks won u ball
gam, from the Soons, Y to H., and from
the Nadisons - To -.
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Decrease in Ifs Virulence.

Sr. PtTEEsHi nG. Sept. lS.-Forty-o
fresh eases of cholera, and II deaths were
reported here YESTERDAY. Ninety-two per
sons under treatment are declared re-
covered. Returns received here in regard
to the progress of the cpilcmic throughout
Russia shows 4 steady decrease in the vim
hence of the scourgr
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Early Removal Of Mrs. Harrison

to Washington the start to be made as early
a. Tuesday morning next pro-
viding the present favorable condi-
ton continues. Mrs. Harrison
appeals every day to the President to take
her to Washington as the best possible way
of bringing restoration to her health, and
her physician finally consented TO removal
provided her present rate of Improvement
continues Il few days longer.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect June &c. 1892

GOING wEsT-szs A. ~ FOR Lewiston
f8fnlggf8B Kos eklsud, Portland Boston aBG
Montreal Z 70 sBd 10 \ " '1r uaiiowrii, Gar
diirF aish SouH' ',4fdsi5sr. s-s, and 1913 4 u
fOr brpns.icR. lewiston, tsrfningfoB. KDeklana
Portland aud lsosfoh connecting fT White Noun
iaib tpini- und ilurb.e. ~ T.. VI for lfailgWelI
nafatasr sud sonth 9attlaer i.i5 and a+9 + "
iiT Brunswick, Bath, Portland, Boston q, ~ +
" fur tisDwrll. Gardiner and south Gardiner
!! T.. N night Pullman every night a., Lrw
iston Bsfi, Hpckland. Portland and No-i6B, y
4 rtrry uigiIt for Portland and Boston.
aOiNG EAST -iS.A. VI night rNpres-l Tot
sko"hsgan. b.IiHst, Bangor, Bar fiarioF, -
stephens, ~. John HHd ArOnstDpk touHty S2t
N rsery nigt'i ipf Bangor aud Bur nafbor. -
A. VI. Tor Wateryiiis. and Sknw hogan snd
~ waiting at NsiFf9iiis for Bangor snd bit
HafhuT. . - aud 50 + " for Nntrfyillr, tHk
land North Aa.on. bingham -k0Wh,Rsa, Belfast
Dover. toSerotf. BANGOR Bar Iiarbpr. 81 stephens
-, John aud AroOstonk DUuty mixed. :. T. T. "
fsr "af"r'iii", aud sundays only al .. y \. VI
for Bansor.
Ihc nigh Pullman rrains going .n.t st ls8 \
going vest at il0a +. VI. ran ,ich way "ver}
might, sunday included connecting for ItHtst1a
aud kDekiand, but not To -kowhegan on Mnnda}
morning. OF 20 Belfast, Dexter. nr bry0ud ban
gor, "scepting To- Bar HarbGf, sunday morn
iHRs
The dsy ~ press trains going Wrst at 10 u 4
VI and hdst At ~ +, VI ruu daily, sunday N
elHi"d. between Bosten, Lewiston, Bath, 'sngo'
sitd ~. John.
S,git fSprp.- going Fast n,s..t NJ and we-
u !" VI run eFery righ' bri@e"n i:osloi
nBd Tar ifarhnf
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augu.tp
leaves south Gardiner e. - and 10 10 A. VI T. -
aad ~. = " .tsrdirrr.t 50 and 10 10 4 NJ t.5,
mud : - T. iiuliaHetl. . ~ ami l0li a Nj
/ vi aud iJp J.. VI.
Through tckrts to California and ali point,
soath md West may be- had Of =. II Waikri
tirket agent, Augusta. the only Office ia Ausu-is
sFling Via all routes An1 checking bnggagr 'rrr o.
.Np.usT.
rAY~oS TUCKER, Vice rrrs. & Cent Manager
= &. BOOrHBY, tent Pass and Iickrt Agr
Portland. Iuur. "a f-Afs4
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penounee the HAMBURG American Line.

Seven hundred passenders from steamers
Normannia and Rugia landed here today to
undergo third of requird detention in quar-
antine. When the boat carving the first
load of passengers came alongside the wharf
Gen. Hamilton and medical staff of the
camp walked down the gangway. Promptly
at l2.5. p. NJ. on the general giving or
ders. Camp Low became insulated from the
world until strict quarantine is raise'i.
They appeared hungry. Nearly all the
passengers are loud in their sienuneiafion OF
the officials of the Hamburg American line
because Of the treatment they received on
board the vessel.
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INSANE ATTEMPT
OF 4 Woman 10 Kill Her Sleeping Husband
| and Thea Herself.

KEExr, y. H.. Sept. l7.-Mrs. Jessie
VI. Mason attacked her sleeping husband
this morning with an Ak infiicting three
wounds on the head.
She then cut her own throat with a
razor
Mason rallie.I sufficiently TO give the
aiarm.
Mrs. Mason's winapipe was severed, and
several stitches were taken in the wound.
Both husband wife may recover. The
woman was sioubtiess insane when she com
mitte.l the ded
They moved here from Pitssfiei1. \. H..
a short time ago.
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The T.sttsmonssis

pubiisled in b, half of Hood. Sarsap,r,,lt
arr not extraYagsni. are not written up.
nor are they from IL employees. Tbes IRE
facts. and prove ihas Hoods Sar.sparilia
possesses absolute meri, AMI il worthy the
full confidence Of the Ia,opte.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, per
feetiy harmless. effective, but do moi cause
pain OF grippe. BE sure To get iioofs.
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