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The Washington times., 1894-10-19
The SHOPPERS, GUIDE
Icongult to-day,s - tor fun detalls.

House & Hermann carpets,
and draperies sold on credit at low prices
The New York Clothing House-suits
and OYercoats for $3.50.
The Famous-FuH stock OF fall and
winter clothing al low prices.
NJ. Kaufman-StyIish suits for men only
SASS.
Louvre Glove Co.-Five button Kid Glove
for SI.5O.
Craig d Harding-Chnmber suits at
$3.50.
McAlIister s. Co.-EyegIasses for S1.Oo.
wiIett& Ruoff-Complete Stock of Fur
Capes and Trimmings.
Enrich Beef Co.-Buy the hest goods for
the least money
Robinson, Cherry & Co.-BIack heavy
twill diagonal suits for $500.
James Y. Davis sons-Best Quality
Furs at lowest prices.
Grogan-Choiee Plush or Haircloth Par.
Ior Suite, S22.5O; Solid Oak Bedroom Suite
SIS. Brussels Carpet, SOC per yard.
Warren Shoe House-Every day one Gus
toner gets a pair OF shoes free. Ladies'
and Mems shoes for S2.65.
c. Warfield Simpson-Those Black and
Blue Cheviot Suits for $50 made 10 order.
Wanamaker & Brown-S25 suits made
TO order for S2O-
American Dental lAssociation.-Veryb best
sets OF Teeth for 81.
George srransy-BIack cheviot s. IS,
only $40.
Baum's-Tan and Gray Covert Jackets
IS. 90.
BuekIey-Tailor.made cheyiot Suits for
500.
Thos. W. Rney-Pea Coal, 81. 25 ton.
To-day Is Fish Day.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes and Pears.
Hominy and Cream Dreaded Fish
Creamed Potatoes. Hot Rolls
Coffee
LUNCH.
Fried Eggs with Tomato Sauce
Olives Buttered Beets
Sliced Bananas with Cream
Waters Tea
DINNER.
Consume
Oysters on the Half Shell
Sliced Cucumb bers
Drowned Potatoes Celery Lima Beans
Lettuce salad.
Tutti-Frutti Cream.
Biscuit Fruit Coffee
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tive apparatus out of order, my appetite all
gone, and the least excitement or over-exer-
tion set my heart to palpitating. 1 had no
ambition, and took no pleasure in my work as
l once did. But, worse than that, lost
flesh and strength, and at times thought 1
was going to lose my mind. Doctors without
number exerted themselves in my behalf, but
know now that none of them understood
my case. did not give up 1t was fight
l at last found anyway to DR.. Walker, the
specialist Under his treatment got better
right away, and in eight weeks he had made
q well man of me--a man of steady nerves,
clear mind, keen appetite, good digestion,
renewed strength, and perfect health"
Mrs. Annie B. Morse writes from Montclair,
n j ~ am oVerioYed. After suffering for
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To-day Is Fish Day
BreadcdFish.

Use any kind Of fish that has been freed
from skin ana bones; cut into small pieces,
about four inches long and three wide; sea-
son well with salt and pepper; then dip it in
beaten egg and roll in dried bread crumbs:
arrange in the frying pan, but DO not place
one piece on top of another; cook for three
minutes and a half in butter so hot that blue
smoke rises from the center Of the fat. Serve
with tartar sauce or black bitter
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MARRIED.

LOWE-MCKIM-On Wednesday, October L,
1894. at pastors residence. St Patricks Church.
by Rev Father Gloyd, A. LEE LOWE 10 JENNIE
MChnl, both Il v ashington, ID. L.
LUSBY-LUCAS-At Long Island City, \. J.,
Tuesday, October I6, 1894, by Rev. E. Cunning
ham, EDWARD l. LUsBY TO Miss LILLE N. Lucas.
NASH-MCKENNEY-At Baltimore Wednes-
day, October y. 1894, 10y Rev. l. W Haslup, W.
ID. NASH, OF WestmOreland county, Va, 10 MARY
j. MChESSEY, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO marry were issued yesterday to
the following: Horace E. Laupheimer and
Helen Goldman, both of Baltimore, Md.
James n. Norris and Mary Eva CuIlison.
Charles county. Nd. Armistead j. Gray. of
Jersey City, \. j.. and Carrie T. Murray. of
Richmond, Va David Holmes and Matilda
Gray Edward Loney and Rosella Adams.
George Miller and Mary Brooks.
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Laughed Herself to Death.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Elizabeth Cartney,
aged thlrty-flve years, employed in a hat fac
tory in Brooklyn, made humorous observa-
tion to shopmate to-day and SET her to
laughing. She laughed for five minutes and
then fell from her seat dead.
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system. Among the thou
sands who have learned
this lesson is Mr.. Edward
Comstock, solicitor for the
Higgins-Bush Manufacture
ing Company, and a very
popular gentleman. Mr..
Comstoek says: "For two
years my health was bad
and steadily growing
worse. My nervous system
was shattered NV diQeS-
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eight years from nervous
disorders and female
troubles your treatment
has entirely cured me.
How can l ever thank
you?"
There is but one opin-
ion among those who
have been treated by DR.
Wnll-nr md Tint 10 thaf 4
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10 EIect a Missionary Bisbon

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE House OF Bishops
OF the Episcopal Church met here to-day with
fifty-nIne bishops present. for the election Of
missionary bishop for the diocese Of Olym-
pia, Washington. The day was occupied with
preiminaries, and the work of the session
will be completed to-morrosE
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Reduced Rates ON the Royal Blue Line.

On Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and 81,
the b d q. r. Il. Co. will sell round-trip tickets
TO Baltimore, good on all trains, including the
Royal Blue Line flyers at 81. IS, valid for return
journey on all trains until the 22d inclusive
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FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE
Remarkable Exhibition of Courage
and Perseverance.

There is no happiness without health.
There is no health without q sound nervous
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-10

WAsHINGToN, March l0.-At the
opening of the senate the Bland seign-
forage bill came up as unfinished bust
ness MIR. Allison asked that the bill
60 over until Wednesday evening at 4
O'clock.
Mr. Henderson inquired if amend
ments could be offered.
Mr.. Harris replied that he did not
think he would consent to this.
Considerable discussion followed and
finally MIR. Harris suggested that We'd
nesday vote be taken Oh MIR. Allison s
motion To reconsider and If that failed
Mr. Manderson might move To commit
to the finance committee. the final vote
to be taken Thursday at , o'clock. This
was agreed to and debate on the bill
was then resumed.
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Killed whil. Cutting Timber.

MACON, Mo, March 10 William
Farmer, aged % years. living near AT
lanta, was fatally injured while cut
ting timber. he cut down large tree.
which fell on a sapling and bent it to
the earth. He undertook to roll it off
the saplins, which rebonnded suddenly
with tremendous force and struck him
between the eyes, crushing his skull
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RICHMOND March 10 News has
just been received that - of the friends
of Slaughter, the man who was lvnched
a fortnight ago at Sparta. n. c.. are
looking for the Is men who executed
him. The men who lynched Slaughter
are lodging about in the country to
avoid the vengeance Of thoroughly
aroused friends of their victim. If the
men who composed the mob are caught
they are almost sure to be riddled with
bullets or possibly strung up to tree.
Slaughter WAS lynched for shooting
down III cold blood man ut welding.
The bride, interfering to save the man,
was herself slightly injured
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Bland Receives Four Fine
Gray Eagle Quilts.
DONATED BY A SILVERi MINER,

They Are to BE Used In the Signing
of His Seigniorage BilI. Provided 1t
PASSES the Senatc~Severai Texas Post
masters Nominated by the President.
wilson's Health Is Improving.
WAsHINGToS. March 10 RepreseD-
tative Bland of Missouri received four
fine gray eagle quilts from w. II.
Brook, a silver miner of White Hall,
Mont These are splendid specimens
and were sent for unique purpose.
Mr. Brook directs Representative Bland
to have three quill pens made from the
feathers, and to give one TO the speaker
Of the house, one to the vice president
and one to the president. with which
to sign the Bland seigniorage act when
passed both houses Mr. Brook stipu-
lAtes, however that if the president in
tends to veto the seigniorage bill he is
not to use the gray eagle quill from the
Rocky mountains.
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JOHN b. ROCKEFELLER AND CORNELIUS
VANDERBILT.

tinuous traffic arrangement between
Neuort News and tialveston
This means "a shortening of time be-
tween the two points of 10 hours and
will mean much to shippers. The air
line is worth in the neigh borhood of
81. 600 900. The bonded debt is Sl0.-
800, 00U and the floating debt is 81, 000.-
600 and the stock Is in all So, 300 900. 1t
is to be bought outright if posi- bic Ii
a basis of transfer can be reached ter
minal arrangements VIII he made as
soon rs possible.
An agent of the interested capital is
said now to be in THIS city waiting for
a representative Of the opposite side,
who lis expected at once, when con-
ference Will De held and decision may
be effected at any time.
The Louisville Southern is willing to
70 into the scheme ana a plan is said
to have been considered by the stock
holders. 1t is believed i'll view of the
existing financial condition of the air
line that it can be secured very cheap.
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Cigarettes Prohibited.

EMPoEIA Kan, March 10. - An ordi-
nance was passed ny the city council
over the veto by Mayor Smith totally
prohibiting the selling. giving away.
bnrterng or otherwise disposiug OF
any cigarettes or cigarette paper The
mayor holds that such an ordinance is
unconstitutional and cannot be en-
forced. One OF the peculiar features of
the passage of the measure is that ID.
w. Morris, who is druggist and a
political leader III the council, champ
oned the measure
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WAsHINGToN, March iO.-After trans
acting some business of minor mpor-
lance, the house went into committee
OF the whole for the consideration Of
the District of Columbia bill. In the
course of debate Mr. kilgore denounced
the district press as subservientt tools OF
all jobs iii The district to plumber the
treasury
At3 o'clock the debate closed and vot
ing took place on various amendments.
At 8 o'clock, without completing the
consideration of the bill the house
took u recess until o'clock.
Tho night session WAS devoted to the
passage of individual pensions, and at
1925 the house nd Journed.
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SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
New Enterprises That Are In Pros
porous Condition.

RALEIGH. March TO- The new indus
trial enterprises of the south are i'll y
prosperous condition. The Southern
Finishing works recently established
at Greens borough are running from :
a. III. TO 8 p IN.
The following cotton mills in course
of construction i'll the south will be IN
operation by May J.: Colum bia IS. Gu
Duck mills. $3.50, 600; Lanitt cotton
mills, $500, GOO; Courtnay cotton mills.
$500 coo; Union cotton mills. 5000, COOS
Statesyille N. O. cotton mills. $500,
GOO; Harmony cotton mills, $50, 600;
Chewalla cotton mills, 500. 600. A num-
Der of others. some Of which have NJ
ready begun building and some in con-
temptation. viii be completed during
the year The Crowley mills of Meek
lenburgh county. North Carolina, are
turning out POO dozen towels n dav
The quilting looms at these mills viii
soon be put IN operation.
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CRUSTED SCALY SIM
Torments Minister'S Family. A..
Drove Wife Mad. Doctors Almost
Instant Relief and spes aI.e's'
Cure by Cuticura

ana myself were afflicted with a ' ..s children
disease OF the skin. 1t tormented rusty, scay
plague hope will never again VIZ us all, sucI
My chlldrens ages were respective,t my family
ana four years, except the yo,,n,rss nine, Seven
only two months old. Of ali orr s',, who VA,
wife suffered the most. 1t almos, efhg, nv
mad. The disease first made ts a,,,o nrove her
my wifc's back between the shouldar,il eafance On
across to her breast. 1t looked lilo ana Spread
cred over with little scales | frs , ~ was COT.
drug store, medicine for skin disa"ug ht Of a
failed to doany good whatever. Innv,sse, which
adoctor who gave relief for shor, Will iployed
trying him for quite while without a,s After
cure, called in another doctor Who eilectnea
do no better than the first After nj spiIQyedto
CrrCuRA REMEDIES of Messrs. p,,rs,iro Dough.
Il Co., Richmond, Va, having read of W. w., iadd
newspaper. Relief followed the II at s',eli ina
cation, and five or six sets cured all of " alpl
not know what the disease was va w. do
affected us all alike, hut | do know S,.r mad Ii
cured us of that skin disease. o'"VsA
REV. j. y. WOODS
Avon, Nelson County. Y,
have used your CUTicuRA Rrvrn,r,
cases said to he incurable by good doctnrss 10y
they cured me at once. They are the hos,' slt
and blood remedies in the world e'' SKID
W. j. THOMAS. Whicha,r a.
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The Coffin Trick Failed.

ALEXANDRIA. La, March l0.-Sheritf
Moore of Bowie county Texas, left
here with w. T. Parker. Il white man,
who was arrested here "Wednesday and
who is wanted III Texas for EN- beZzle
ment This is the second time Parker
has been caught in Louisiana. He had
had his picture taken in coffin to give
the impression that he was dead but
failed to fool the authorities.
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Sioux CITY, Ia. March %. c..
Allen, candidate on the silver party
ticket for mayor, who predicted his
own election all along ami only re-
ceived "a woes in the city filed u con
test i'll which We're unmistaka BILE signs
of an un balanced mind He also made
threats against Mayor-elect Fletcher.
and was promptly taken into custody
by the insanity commission
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4 MUCH MARRIED MAN.


Peddier at Bloomington.
BLOOMINGTON, HIS. March l0.-Sev
eral days ago one John L. Hiler. a
music pedler claiming TO be resident
of Grand Haven. Mich, was married
to pretty Miss Grace Wash burn, daugh.
ter of Mrs. Adrienne Washburn, a
widow of this city whom he had met
but "a hours previous. 1t has turned
out that Hitler is an old lothario, and
information regarding his nefarious
methods has been pouring in from
many cities. Mrs. Wash burn swore
out two warrants for iiler one charg-
ing him with bigamy and the other
with perjury. and an officer departed
for Chicago. where ililer is said to be
1t is believed that Hitler has four or fivs
other wives living, He is said to have
married Nellie Wilkinson of Detroit
Mich. and afterward Jennie NJ. Ora
ham Of Decatur, Mich. who had just
got a divorce from him. ami also Let.
tia Keller of Detroit. Mich. Hitler. 1T
is SAID fooled Miss Carrie Sax Of To-
ledo. o.. who later gave him fine
dressing down with a cownlde. II il
likely that should he be brought he
would get dose Of tar and feathers
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The Children Mnst Not w.rk.

MuNciE, Ind. March 10. The hui
name officers of this city have an
nounced that all boys and girls under
IL years OF age must cease la Dor in the
factories and mills, as the statute di-
reefs. Hundreds are working i'll the
mills. nut and bolt works and glass
factories
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WASHINGTON. March II .-The speech
of Senator Jones of Nevada, made on
Oct. IA to Oct 30 last, is now printed
in book form, entitled The Money
Question" Copies of it were deliv-
cred to the members of the senate. The
book contains AGO pages and is a re-
markably comprehensive statement OF
the silver question.
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Anarchists at Rome.

ROME. March 10. one man injured
IN the dynamite explosion Thursday
night is dead and two others injured
are worse. The police have no doubt
that the bomb which was hidden in a
high hat WAS intended to explode i'll
the chamber of deputies. They also
believe that the explosion was the
work OF anarchists
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Arrested For EmbezzIem.nt.

Boston. March l0.-W. =. Thatcher.
teller of the Brookine National bank
Is under arrest, charged with embez-
Element from the institution of $4,000
Thatcher was an elnploye of the Nav
er!ck bank until that institution col
lapsed.
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CouChlin Go.. to Michic,n.

CHICAGO, March lo.-ln an interview
Dan Coughlin says he did not sleep
well. He is going to his old home at
Hancock, Michigan to regain his health.
and says he Will return to this city,
where friends have promised TO help
him
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Driven out by strikers.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky, March 10.--A
riot occurred at BIRD Eye mines. About
100 union men went into mine where
nonunion men were at work, armed,
and compelled them to withdraw. The
leaders have fed to Tennessee.
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Mrs. Thomas Moonlight Dead.

LEAVENwoRTH. Kan, March 10. -
Mrs Ellen Il. Moonlight, wife of Col.
Thomas Moonlight. the new United
States minister to Bolivia, died of can
Ger of the stomach. Deceased was p
native of Ireland, 50 years of age.
Colonel Moonlight is now IN New York
being in readiness to sail for his new
station TO-DAY.
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Presiutnt MCkcCn LII.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March .0.-Pres-
ident w. K. McKeen of the Vanlalla
line, has been suddenly attacked with
pneumonia and some uneasiness is felt
Ms to his condition.
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

CrTlCrnA REsoLvENT. the new blood -,
skin purifier and greatest of hunor remes i.'
cleaises the blood of alt impurities and poison
ons elements, ana thus removes the cause ,rb,
CrriCrRA, the great skin cure. and Crrn,r,ns
SOAP. an exquisite skin bemltiiier clear :, a
skin and scalp, and restore the hair. N'
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General Lees son Married.

WAsHINGToN, March 10 Mr. Robert
E. Lee. the son and nanlesake of the
Confed crate general. has married here
to his distant cousin. Miss Jullette Car
ter, at the brides home on Wyoming
avenue.
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WAsHINGTON, March TO- Nomina-
tions of postmasters We're sent to the
senate as follows, James Moseby
Hearne, Tex; Fhdeia kilgore, Long
view, Tex; Harry Gal braith, Terrell,
Tex.
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Congressman wilson Improving.

WASHINGTON. March 10. Seer etary
Gresham has received the following
telegram
CITY OF MEXICO, March 8. Wilson
gradually improving. Was sitting up
dressed at last report
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TOLEDO, March lo.-Tne supreme
council. Patrons of Industry, which is
holding its session here. adopted Il
radical platform iii favor of govern
mental control of railroads. an income
lax, woman suffrage, election of all
officers by popular vote AMI opposing
saloons and linnor interests.
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Chandler Wants Another Term.

CONCORD, n. H.. March 10. Senator
Chandler is out in a letter announcing
himself a candidate for reelection to
the United States senate.
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ROME, March 10 The pope fears the
present anarchistc activity and has
asked the government To guarantee
safety of the Vatican
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WASuiNGToN. March TO- The presi-
dent has nominated James l.. Carlisle
to be postmaster ut ST. Louis.
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Tho Death of Jane. MoGowa.. "

NEW YORK, March Johannes Nc
Gowan, who introduced the selling Of
auction pools in this country, died in
Brooklyn at the age of 70.
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workmen pcnounce the Tariff Bill.

PHILADELPHIA. March 10 AT a large
massmeetng held at kensington by
workingmen resolutions were passed
protesting against the passage of the
Wilson tariff bill.
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Harrison Delivers am Address.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l0.-Ex- Pres
ident Harrison delivered an eloquent
address at the founders day exercises
held al the Stanford university AT Palo
A Ito
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Shoe Firm Fails.

Bosrox, March 10. james j. Billings
boots and shoes assigned. Liabilities
500, 90, assets $4,000.
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las, Boils Carhuncles, Enlarged Glands.
Iumors and Swell.ngs. and all Blood Skin,
and Scalp Diseases, from common blotch or
eruption TO tine worst scrofula-these are per.
fectly and permanently cured by it,
In building up needed flesh and strength OF
pale, puny, scrofulous children nothing can
equal it.
Unlike the ordinary spring MEDICINES or
arSaparillas' tho " Dlscoveryn worA. equally
well at all seasons. All the year round. and
In all cases, it is g'arantedd as no other
blood medicine is If itever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back. lis NOT
only the best blood-puriiier, but it's the cheap
est; You pay only for the good you get
Buy OF reliable dealers. With any others.
something else that pays them better will
probably be urged as "just AS good" Per
maps II Is, for them, but it can't be, for YOU
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MAKING A NEW LINK.

Plans to Run Trains Through From Gal
weston TO newport Scws.
LOUISVILLE. March 10 Information
regarding big railroad scheme said to
be on foot came ont here by the au-
row III the city TO arrange for the car
rying out Of the plans. Those inter
ested are the Rockefellers and the Van
der bits.
The roads concerned are the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. the Louisville South
ern, the Louisville Evansville and St.
Louis and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. The plan is 10 secure a con-
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Sold throughout the world. Price, Cr-r,cr,
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AND CHEM. Corp, sole Propriciorr, Boston.
30" How TO Cure Skin Diseases" mailed f,.
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