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p p p.
[Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
Makes Marvellous Cures in Blood Poison
rheumatism and ScrofuIa.

+. T. p. purifes the blood, builds up the weak
aud facilitated. gives strength to weakened nerves,
expels diseases. giving the patient health and hap
piness where sickness, gloomy feelings and lassi
tude first prevailed.
In blood poison, mercurial poison, malaria,
dyspepsia. and in all blood and skin diseases.
like botches, pimples old chronic ulcers, letter
scadhead, we say without fear of contradiction
that T. Z. r. lie the best blood purifier in the world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned, and whose
blood is in an impure condition. due to menstrual
Irregularities are peculiarly benz flied by the won
derfuI tonic and blood cleansing properties of
PIP. Prc.ly Ash, Poke Root and Potas.
stun. For sale by all druggists.
LIPPMAN BROS, Propr.ctors,
Lippman's Block, Savannah &c.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
what the Star Ball Players 81 the World Did
Yesterday.
AT BROOKLYN.

AT BROOKLYN.
The Bostons, minus Long and Duffy, two
of the greatest players that ever donned
base ball uniforms, made their appearance
here, today, and easily won the game. The
champions batted Kennedy all over the lot
making hits whenever needed to send In
runs. Nichols pitched superbly until the
ninth, when be eased up. Daub replaced
Kennedy inibe sixth. Attendance, 1851.
12 8 4 8
Brooklyn......... 0 2 o o o 0 10
Hits-Boston, Is; Brooklyn Errors-Boston,
G.; Brooklyn. Q. Nichols and Camel; KENNEDY,
Daub and bailey.
AT PITTsBURGs
Today's game was very close until the sew
enth when Wadsworth weakened, allowing
the Pittsburgs to win the game. Attendance,
600.
2 8 6 z .
Pittsburg. 80 0 2 x
LouIsvilie.......... 0 u 3
Hits-Pittsburg. Il; Louisville. TO- Err Errorsa
Pittsburg, I, Louisville, 2. Colcoough, Ehret and
Merritt; Wadsworth and Weaver.
AT BALTIMORE.
The Orioles, today, carried Rusie off his
feet in the first. Five runs were charged
against him before he steadied down. Err
rors allowed New York to score four runs
10 the ninth. Attendance, $500. ~
-,rj, ,l234 s 67,,s 9
baltimore. IL O. x-l2
New York. ....... q g o 0 4 6
Hits-Baltimore, Is; New York. ID. Errors
Baltimore, 4; New York, 6. Gleason and Robin
SOD; ku. lie and Farrell. ...-. a.. t4a b..
yif AT WASHINGTON. c'.aT
Mercer won the game against the Phil
lies, today, by pitching great ball and
knocking out home run IN the seventh.
1t was pitchers battle. Attendance, 9o0.
2 8 s 6 9
Washington l 0 0 0 0 o.
phiiadepbia .. o 0 0 0 0 G. /
Washington, s; Philad.l phia, II. Mercer and
Mcclure; Carsey and Grady.
AT CHICAGO.
Cleveland pulled out ahead, today, after
10 innings of the fiercest hind of ball
Young pitched superbly, but was saved
gain and again by the support. The Colts
worked hard, but could not hit Young
safely. Attendance, 24S0.
2 3 5 8 Z 80
!hicago......... % @
Hits-Cbicago, Z; Cleveland, 10. Errors-Chi
cago, /: Cleveland,2. Hutchinson and Schrlver;
Young and thinner. ..' .-.a
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Maine Wesleyan Seminary ( Female College,
KENTS HILL, NE.

Established in 1891. Well endowed and
equipped.
Sixteen teachers, seven of whom are graduates
of college. Fine buildings, all heated by steam.
A new building nearly completed, devoted 70
Music and Painting, with large gymnasium ~
the lower story. The library contains O'oco VOL
umes.
A -Four Years. College Course for ladies in
which gentlemen can take the studies OF l.e
Freshman year. Four Years Seminary
Course, Four Years College Preparatory
Course, Classical, Latin Scientific. or sciemlnc'
A Normal Course. under an exI erenced difec
tor, with training classes ana model school,
A Commercial College with the latest llnpro w.
ments in business methods, banking mouse ~.
-Four Years Music Courses for specialists, teachers
| and amateurs. Piano, organ. violin, corhe' ana
other Instruments Art Courses unoer g,au
ate of Cooper Institute. N. Y Tuition reasonaoe.
Board may be obtained in Sampson Hall or in
clubs at moderate prices. Fall term oeglns
August 2s. For circular or illustrated Catalogue
address the President,
REV. e. ii. GALLAGHER. ID. D.
iuly2s S &w4w DR. kentIIIill, Me.
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Other Games.
AT NEW BEDFORD.

Portland pulled out lucky game from
New Bedford, today, in the eighth when
two bases on balls, a single, double and a
ripple melted them four runs. New Bed
ford outplayed them at every point.
2 3 60 50
Portland. 0 0 o.
New Bedford. ..... o z 0 0 0 o.
Hits-New Bedford. 10; Portland G. Errors
New Bedford. s; Portland, 8. Dauels, Dolan and
Casey; Driseol and Smith.
At Scranton-Scranton,4 4; Springfield
At Observation-Disclosures; Syraeuse,l |.
At Bipghamton -Biughamton, 8; Buff
falo, Z. '4--i H
At Wllkesbarre-Erie, IA; Wilkes
barre, 8. rf.
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Harold Gowdy, aged %, shot his brother
Frank, aged "a, at the family homestead in
Scitico, CT, Thursday night, and the in
jured man is hardly expected to recover.
The shooting is the climax of a family
trouble of long standing Frank obtained
the ownership of the property and this it'll
minor grievances, caused trouble. The as
sailant was arrested and will be arraigned
at Thompsonville, Saturday morning.
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NEWPORT, r. L.. Ang. l0.-Royal Phelr Q
CarrolIs big sloop Navahoe won the Goe' ct
cup for sloops; schooner Emerald won the
$1,000 cup for schoon. Rs. today, after one
OF the most spirited races ever sailed over
the Block Island course Of - miles.
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. DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER

that impure, unhealthy blood is present in Az ana
the direct cause of many diseases from which VIC
suffer, scrofula rheumatism and Specific Diseases
which have ravaged The earth and poisoned the
blood of nations for generations, and are the evil
pare ts of indescr babe horrors are under ALSO
lutte control of T.. z. r., the only infaib.e blood
purifier known.
The r. p. T.. Blood Cure has positively cured
numerous cases OF Scrofula and Salt Rhufm in a
hort time where all other blood purifiers have
failed.
Peasant TO take; applicable 10 diseases If infar-
cy or old age.
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Tuday's CANES.

Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Baltimore,
Washington at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Louis.
vile, Cleveland at Chicago, ST. Louis at Cincin
natl.
Bangor al Fall River. Lewiston at raw.mcket,
Port, and al Worcester, Brocktoa at Have hill.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
This Tells How the New England Experts
Played Ball, Yesterday.
New England Standing.
AT FALL RIVER.

Good stick work at the right time won
today's game for the home club. There was
10 doubt at any stage rs to the result. The
,lay was full of vim and kept the specta-
.ors' attention all through.
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August ll-KoyAl Southampton rtgatts, IN tht
Solent.
August i3-Of the Needles, for $500 cup.
August l4-Royal Victoria regatta, Ryu-.
August l5-Roysl Victoria regatta, Ryde.
August l6-RoI al Victoria regatta, Ryde.
August l7-toyal Victoria regatta, Hyde.
August 20-Royal Albert regatta Southsea.
August 2l-koyai Albert regatta, Southsea.
August 2f-koyal Dorset regatta, weymouth
August 25-R lyal Dorset regatta, WeJ mouth.
August 27-Torbay Royal regatta, Torquay.
August 2s-Torbay ROYAL regatta. Torquay.
August Sl-Royal Dart regatta, Dartmouth.
September 4-Royal Western of England re
gatta Plymouth.
September s-Royal Western of England re
gatta, Plymouth
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Sunday Canes
kayahos and Emerald the Winners

Cleveland a, Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Tyler, the New Bicycle King.

Julian P. Bliss did not long retain his
laurels as king of wheelmen. His worlds
record of 2 minutes for mile from stand
ing start was soon lowered to minute 81
35 seconds by Harry C.l,Tyler, and still
more recently Tyler rode a mile from fly
ing start on the famous Waltham track in
minute So As seconds, thus reducing the
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cory OF L1BEL

The Libclant alleges that she was marreu ~ ' n
said IL elee at IouitOn, in the State OF unalant
the 18th day of Oct, 1887 that the salu ,lD. .aid
and beec colabi,cd in this State after theit ,a
marriage that the lbean. resided 10 inns s.as,ss
when the cause of divorce accrued us IN nnc
ret FORTH and had resided here in COON Im, W., ha.
year prior to the date hereof; that the nVe .is
ever been faithful to her marriage opnsssaI nj
but hat the said lbelee has been nhin'r ,e,,s he
the same, that on the day OF Aogust, nn,bie
utterly deserted the libtlant without rea-onsb st
cause and has continued said deserton rom ,,
time ever since; that being of suilicient ,.a, he
and being able TO lsbor and pr0Vioe ~, and
has grossly, wantonly and cruelty hegieIt a. ,our
refused 10 provide suitable maintenance, IA IA .bu
libelant that he has been guilty OF Cruz, , sT as
sive treatment and extreme craeity to"""
follows, to wit: . ,tom dur
That two children have been born 10 men a az
ing their said marriage, one now lvipB'"' II
Guy Moocrs, aged three vars $1,000 from TIE
Where fore she prays that divoIce IiV aid n
bonds of matrimOny between htrseil ana and Gus.
belize may be decreed. and thai tne cs 49,. NAV
tody Of their minor child, Lester Guy biov he A. I.
be given her; also that reasonable ainon' ,hsreof
creed TO her out of bis estate; or In lieu '"'''
that a specific sum be paid her by INN. .ho has
And the lbelant further alleges Iha AZ rrssent
used reasonable diligence 10 ascertain t' ~ IA 80
residence OF said libelee. but is uhaoio !"
and does not know where 1t Is. ,;,o,ant.
MINNIE +. MooERs, Lioe a ihaiort
SOMERSET IS. july 9th. 1s94.--ihe si'u az N The
made oath that the above Allegation ~
residence of the Libelce Is true. Before ~;
ILsI GEORGE NJ. Chapman, Notary ~, uy"S'
a true COPY of the order OF notice anu I mo
AiihSi " % sugi1iB
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WGlIANT AND BRITANNIA.
MONDAYS Race Declared OH-list Of Races
to be Sailed.

Cows, Aug. l0.-The match between
the Vigilant aud Britannia arranged for
next Monday, is Oft. George Gould wished
to have the conditions reversed SO the
yachts might have run out from the
Needles and beat back, but the Prince of
Wales declined to take part in such a
match.
The Vigilant and Britannia have con-
tested from the supremacy l6 times. OF
these races the Britannia has won IL. They
are scheduled to race as follows:
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Pawtucket and Lewiston played at Prov.
dence, today, sharp contest. Both teams
,islded excellentlys The Pawtuskets made
is two runs on an error by Laroque and Il
home hit by Davis.
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AT PROVIDENCE.

Hits-Fall River 10: Bangor, 6. Errors-Fal
River. 5; Bangor, s. Stevens and Rupert; Ora,
and Hayes.
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STATE OF MAINE.


KENNEBEC SIS. Superior court, in vacation
Augusta, Aug. ., 1884, ..
Minnie f. Mooers lb't, VS. Duncan J. Mooers.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel, II is orde,ea
by me, the undersigned, Justice of said Cour,Inhh
notice thereof be gwen TO the Libelee ny Psn,
ing aitcstcd copy of the same. or an nosha.
thereof, together with this order ,he,eon ~ /,
weeks ucc9ssiyeIy in the KENNEBEC JouRNALa
newspaper printed in Augusta in said o es,na9
of kenncbec, the last publication 10 DC n nl,
days at least before the next term OF sau sVa ,d
to be holden ut Augusta, within ana iof En-
County ,f Kennebcc. on the first Tuesday OF oap
TENDER n, xt, that he may then and there appea'
in said Court and answer thereto II lie SIC NJ
Attest; OLIVER &. HALL.
,Justjce Superior Court.
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Hits-Pawtucket, s.; Lewiston. s. Errors
Pawtucket, 0; Lewiston, q Bummemcjcr AMI
Roach; Stafford and Bergen.
AT BROCKTON.
The game kept the crowd guessing until
he last half of the tenth when Leonard let
Does base hit pass him allowing Lake to
,core. Fielding on both sides and the work
If the pitchers were exceptionally good.
Ia 4 S 6 50
Havcrhill. ......... 0 c l.
Srockton. .......... 0 0 o.
Hits-Iiaverhiil, 10; Erockton, 4. Errors-IIar
Grill. .; Br ck'on, :. Viau and Sweeney; McCul-
Tough and Shea.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

On Track-No. l hard. 6lsle; No. 1
northern, 604e; No. 2 northern. 5s%c. .
Some Sample Sales-No. l hard. l
car. O. t.. 611ae; No. l hard, 2 cars, f.
o. b.. CSC; No. l northern, l car. Gle;
No, l northern. 3 cars. 6O7zc; No.
northern, 16 cars, 604e; No. l north
ern, 5 cars. Coo; No. 1 northern, 5
ears, to arrive. 6015e: No. northern.
8 cars, fancy, 611ac; No. l northern,
5000 bu. to arrive, 603sc; No. l north
ern, $4,000, to arrive. coke; No. north
ern, 3 ears, to arrive. 604c; No. 2
northern, 9 ears. see; No. 2 northern, 4
cars. 5S1ac; rejected. l car, ID off. bin
burned. Soc; rejected, car. Id Off,
Soc; rejected. l car, 2 los off, SIC; No.
8 corn, l car, 32c; Nc. 8 oats. l car, SOC;
No. oats, 1 car, delivered. S014e:
No. white oats. car. o. l.. 2015c.
Observation-Disclosures. 143, 22O bu: corn.
l4,S10 bu; oats, II, ITO bu; rye, $50 bu:
flax, $50 bu; flour, 7O6 bis; milIstutfs.20
TONS; hay, II tons; fruit. T2, 800 lbs.
Shipped-Wheat, 1920 bu: ceFn.
1,52o bu; oats, 1880 bu; barley, 3, 40 hn !;
flour, &c, 4S9 bbls.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-11

Cash quotations were as foIlows:
Flour steady, Wheat-No. , spring,
573Sg5715c; No. 3 spring, sic; No.2 red,
51ss ta5715c. Corn-No. 2. 3555c Oats
No. 2,3C5se; No.2 white. So f(a5S$4c: No.
3 white. 5214@334c. Rye - No. ?,
451zc. Barley-NG. =, nominal; No 3,
no sales No. I. 4G@52c. Flaxseed-No.
l, S1.3015. Timothy Seed-Prlme, 81. -.
Mess Fork-Per bbl. :l13G@1I.35. Lard
Per 1d0 lbs, S6.SG@6 S21@ Short Ribs,
= Sides Qoasr). So. s5@5.90. Shout
ders - Dry sailed (boxed), S6Ge6. %.
Sides-Short clear (boxed}, 1851 (06.50.
Nhisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gal, S1.l5. Sugars unchanged-Cut loaf,
5.42c. Receipts - Flour, 11,0G0 bbls;
wheat. $4,000 bu; corp. 100000 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, $4,000
bu. Shipments - Flour, 1900 bbls
wheat, 5000 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, $4,000
Blu. On the produce exchange today the
butter market was quiet; creameries, 10
@2lc; diaries, l4@15c. Eggs quiet;
strictly fresh. 141l(a15c.
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FINANCIAL.
New York.

u
NEW YORK. March 10.-The share
speculation was generally firm OH a
moderate volume of business, but the
buying was mainly to cover short con-
tracts and not for the long account.
The traders who did the bulk of today's
business seemed anxious to close out
their lines so as not TO carry them over
Sunday, ana there was a disposition to
take profits, especially III Sugar. which
had been materially assisted in its rise
yesterday and this morning by the re-
port that the regular dividends would
be declared at the next meeting of the
directors. There was a gooG demand
for Sugar common in the opening deal
ings and i'll the first fifteen minutes an
advance of 81 per cent had been re-
corded. Thereafter the sellers were in
greater number than the buyers and
the figures sagged down until a loss of
% per cent had been made, of which
g was recorded i'll the last sales,
leaving gain OF l Is on the day. Sugar
preferred advanced l per cent, but sub.
sequently lost the entire inproyeme lit.
A decrease or over S53. 900 was reported
by st. Paul for the first week i'll March,
and there was some small selling there
Oh, without much effect on the stock.
which closed within 4 of the top price
at an advance of q Oh yesterday. Bur
lington d. Quincy gained Is, but the
other grangers are practically without
change. Chicago Gas was strong. and
was fought freely on a report from
Chicago that The directors had i'll
strncted the Fidelity Trust company, of
Philadelphia, 10 announce the declara-
ton OF the regular quarterly dividend of
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FITCH BROS. & CO.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
South ST. Paul.
Reference: Union Stock Yards Bank.
Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH. Mimi, March 1o-Wheat
opened with sellers &c below last
nights close, but first sales were made
at a decline Of &c. The market ruled
steady at the decline for the first hour.
then became firmer and advanced to
yesterdays closing figure, at which IT
held steady and closed without change,
most of the business being IN May wheat.
Ciose-No. l northern, cash, 601Sc;
March, 67slc; May. 6111e; July, 629zc;
to arrive, 6l1<c: No. 2, arc Receipts
Wheat, s.2s4 bu; corn, 2S.244 bu.
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S. H. Wood Produce Co.
GRAIN BROKERS,
913-9i5 Guaranty Lean Ru ldinq,
MINNEAPOLIS,
We guarantee customers against loss
who buy wheat at present low prices.
Minneapolis yTarkets.

Wheat futures opened &c lower. but
closed Up a little better than Friday.
Trade was quiet. The market was
affected early by weaker cables and
some very bearish reports from Ohio
and Indiana, which said the condition of
growing wheat was fine and that farm
ers' reserves were large.
Minneapolis range of prices: March
Closing. 5STc. May-Opening. 5s5[c:
highest. SIC; lowest, 5S5Se; closing, 5S%c.
July-Opening. 59Xc: highest. 605Sc;
lowest, 595s@599<c; closing, GOls@604c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-11

10 YOU find Z ~ - get ont Of bed IN the
morning? Docs .-o.:- back sometimes feel IS if
it would break? W!Ic not TOO sick TO work you
have that tired, :I!-sone feeling as though you
might break down AZ any minute, and you no
doubt often ask yourself the question, - What
Will became OF nc + do:'' The causes for this
staiearc various: E1r' indsCrction, sexual weak
ness, Geraaged killnc.s or liver poor digestion,
overwOrk OF brain or body, &c. but whatever the
cause, neglect VIII -lcan suffering, expense ard
premature death. AID NOW IS the time TO mend
it. Medicine often acs3-.-vates and seldom cures
these Complaints N.-.1cc s remedy IS always the
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fric Belt reaches nearer perfection than has ever
before been attained. It is u complete medical
battery and supplies quietly and Immediately the
lie force that h2s teen taken from the body by
i-lGisc-e:.oE or disease, and will cure after all
other remedies fail.
We have hundreds Ct le5torz Ike this;
Da. 4. T. EAa-E~, Dear 5ir:-T had grave doubts CT
Sogr Bat daia nc my good, but must say it
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4hiac, Years t-;5Iy. JOHN ANCK. =
Lake Eic-c. Wa -hington Co., MINI,
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MI RY-1f you want husband or wife
4fI rich or poor, send III cents Tor matri-
monlaI papers. sent sealed in plain wrapper
MI and MI. Drake, Central Bank Building.
Chicago Ill
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pHYSICIAN-A young physician desires
L position as nurse or conn aulon for in
valid, or any kind of work in the line OF med
1cal profession. Address 50T Sibley ST.
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POPULAR WAITS
PERSONALS.

4 LWAYS RELIA 81. -Madame Teits
n worth, clairvoyant: business lest medi-
UNI: thirty years experience 475 Nabasha
ST.. Room l. city
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IsISCELEANEOUS
CASH AND DOOR FACTORY of Bjorh-
~ stad & Omdahl. 325 Rice ST., will be
running Monday, March Il.
ST. PAUL CARTAGE COMPANY are
- now thoroughly equipped TO do general
moving business, and have in our employ a
pair of thoroughly competent men for the
business. We are also rugged to remove
ashes and all rubbish at reasonable figures.
st. Paul Carriage Company. with Northwest
ern Fuel Company. Office and stables, 500
Jackson ST. Telephone, $50 call ,
WANTED TO BUY-A small house TO
w move. west of Rice st. 319 Pioneer
Press Building
"ANTED-To correspond with all men,
w bers of the Order of the Magi in st.
Paul for mutual benefit. Address U "a,
Globe.
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MI Rs. ALICE AUSTIN. clairyoyant
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kNhEE TEST-Send date and place of
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MISS H2LEN DE WE'RE ManicHre
w ana massaGist; alcoholic baths; salts
faction assured. Parlors $40. 3l1 Jumper
man S Exchange building 81 East Seventh 81.
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A T..ANC-- MEDiUM-Sepd Is GEMS
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ana receive horoscope.of future life Madame
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yer, Dorm with double veil. Tells past. pres
ent and future, full name of Waom Won
Will marry. Advice OH business, love. mar
rage, speculation, changes, losses, divorce
etc. Box ~. III Fourth av, New York.
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M RS. ALICE F. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
VI andvapor baths. 159 West Seventh ST.,
Room z '
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treating on diseases peculiar to the sex
SEND stamp or call at Room IL, Germania
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