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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-07

vurt - he EchCueu tue ko't MS ioos
tripped against a rope, which was
stretched across the drive. There
was another shot-a redhot, soaring,
tearing dart in his shoulder he
fell forward on his face, whilst the
cracksmen made of across the field,
cursing their own stupidity in begin
ming operations SO prematurely.
Perkins disappeared with them.
Harry WAS carried into the house
and laid on couch. Doctors were
telegraphed for right and left. For
hours he remained with pallid features
and closed eyes. The doctors shook
their heads and looked wise. The
wound was a serious one; the bullet
hard to find; if certain things didn't
happen the patient would recover; il
they did happen, he wouldn't; that
was all that could be extracted from
them as they nodded with sphinx like
gravity, and returned to their pa
tient.
Sempronia sat beside Harry through
the long night. Ii was useless to dis
simulate any more. she was quite
fearless aud as white a. wax. Every
now and then she moistened his lips
or smoothed the pillow, but did not
give way to her grief. Ii was only
toward morning on the second day
after the doctors had extracted the
bullet that she betrayed any excite.
ment. In the cold, gray dawn robin,
deluded into momentary cheerfulness
by the thought that spring would
surely come some day, began to twit-
ter his CHEEKY melody to the case
ment's glimmering square.
The song Of the bird smote Sempro-
MIA She shivered, and, bending over
the wounded man, kissed him passion
ately. "Ah, she moaned, as she flung
| herself on her knees by the couch, 81
WAS cold and hard and cruel to you.
but / never meant To let you leave me.
| would have followed you to the
worlds end for one word of love, but
you were no proud-so proud.-that
could never humble myself to tell you
so. And now-now you will not know
it,"
She pushed back her hair and stared
with wild, wan eyes into the gray
dawn. Then wonderful thing hap
pened. The sleeping man opened his
eyes and smiled From that moment
he grew better. 81 seemed 10 hear
your voice family and afar off,, he
explained, when he was able to "sit
up and take little nourishment," " as
Mr.. Eggleston put it. 81 was crossing
a gray river. accompanied by m old
man who WAS half clad in skins. AS we
drew near to the opposite shore, dim
ly discernible through the gloom, pale
phantoms came down to meet us, and
then-then / heard your voice, and all
was well.
eyes" she made answer, softly, call
was well. God has been very good TO
us, and all is we'll"
"And ifanybody's got TO be scalped," !"
said old Mr.. Eggleston, fondly SUR
veying the young couple. "lets 'ope
as it'll be those ruiiisns as garotted
me when that sanctimonious Perkins
(the butler) helped 'em to get my
watch. Anyhow, they'll have their
hair cut short at Her Maiesty's ex-
pense for some time, bless her. It's
refreshing after these years OF paying
taxes to get something for It, DE
troit Free Press.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-07
YOU AND !.

You and for n mile together,
Over the greensward to the trees.
Breathing the scent OF the Wild sweet clover,
Blooming for hungry bees.
Summer days are full OF dreaming,
Clouds like the fancies lovers weave
Silent and light as dream OF morning,
Swift gliding the shadows they leave.
You and for n lie together.
over the highways thick with dust,
Stones and ruts where the feet must follow,
Softened and smoothed by your loving
trust.
Summer days OF CLEANS and shadows,
Joys all hidden meath winter SHOWS;
But JOY and hope. and love, forever,
Dear heart, out OF your sweet face grows.
"a. W. Ogden.
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SEMPRONlA,

: rather pride our
selves upon being
small but select
small, that is, as a
community. "Se-
lect I" old Miss
Mayberry is re-
ported to have
observed. "They
call themselves
select, do they -?
Where were they
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT


Demanded by tho American Colony of the
Mosquito Reservation In Nicaragua.
lcgag-ig!'oi lSauyGe Associated Trcs.i
Colon, March 2G.-Tho American
colony, OF the Mosquito reservation,
through the United States consul, for
mally demands from tho Nicaraguan
commissioner, Senior Lacayo, tho
formation OF Il provisional government
in which the American colony shall be
represented. The Americans desire 10
form part OF 4 council which it is pro.
posed shall have the power OF naming
public officials, organizing the police,
making the laws and creating courts.
The Americans also demand tho
withdrawal OF tho Nicnraguan troops
and the autonomy Of the Mosquito res
ervation. 4 delegation headed by the
United States consul and Mr.. Samuel
Wicl, OF Blucfiods, should be now in
Washington. with the view OF placing
the matter before the President Of the
United States.
Tho warship Canada is at the wharf
awaiting cable dispatch from the
British admiralty, and is expected to
return TO DiuGiields shortly.
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DECIDE FOE WAITE.
The Mayor and Police Commissioners
Appointed by Hin Free From Con-

The Mayor and Police Commissioners
Appointed by Hin Free From Con-
tempt.
DESvER, COL, March 2G.-Judgo
GIynn, in the district circuit cour, 10.
day, dismissed the contempt and
quashcd tho injunction against Mayor
NanIiorn and Fire and poliCo Commits
sioaors Barnes and MuIlin, and empow-
cred tho latter to assume their duties
to which they had been appointed by
Governor Waite at once.
Immediately after tho decision had
been given Barnes and Mullins with a.
J. Rogers made demand upon Messrs.
Orr and Martin to surrender the office.
This was refused for the present, and
the new board went into tho mayors
Office, whore they organized and ap-
pointed J. \. Farley chief OF police. I'M
less the old board surrcndcrs there is a
possibility OF the CITY cnjoying tho nov.
city OF two ire and police departments.
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TIE sI;IGEInI,NGE nILI.
Tie President Overwhelmed With HC
quests for Its NClD.

Tie President Overwhelmed with 10.
quests for It. Volo.
WAsuIEGToS, b. c., March 9G.-Tho
letters and telcgrama which for tho past
week have been pouring in upon tho
President in regard to his action on the
seignioragc bill continue to fill tho
white house mai! bag ii anything in in.
CrCasing numbers. As has been tho
case from the first, these communiCa-
tons are very largely appeals to the
President to exercise the veto power.
It is stated in fact that there are ten re-
quests Tor veto to one asking tho
President to sign the bill. The scignior.
ago bill was taken to Mr.. Thurbor lato
Monday evening March 10. Mr.. Thur
her recCiptcd for it under that date and
i'll the evening toll the President OF its
arrival. Tuesday morning Mr.. Thurber
took the bill to the white house.
The ten days ut the expiration OF
which tho bill would become 4 law,
should the President take no action,
begins from the date Of the receipt
given by the Presidents private sccre.
tary. sunday, however, is not counted
in making up the ten days. Tho rrcsi-
dent may. therefore, hold the bill until
Friday, March 80, and on tina. day re-
turn j. to the house with his veto or
signature, as the case may be. The in
dications are. however, that there will
be no occasion TO count the exact mum
Der or the hours, or even days, as the
President will not allow tho ton days 10
pass and the bill 70 become 4 law with.
out executive action.
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BRECKENRIDGE CASE.
Court Doclde3 tho Dispositions OF
the Doronso TO 30 Iogular,
BUT RULES OUT SOME OF THEM

On the Ground That They Were Easrd
On l!cnrsay-.Tho Heading of tho
Documents RcEun-Thrir Language
Exceedingly Offensive, and Judge
Bradley Expressed the Ilopo Thnt
Counsel Would Refuse tn Read tho
Worst oucs-Thc Defendant Laughs
Over Ono Witness Testimony.
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CHICAGO. March "6.-Cattle, receipts liOO9
head shipments 5000 head: market actire and
lUAljc higher: prime 10 extra native steers 81 Da
10; good iocholce 81 90hi d; others s. O0n3 -.
head; markc: active mud steady; rough heavy
81 Ulhi 70: packers and mixed 81 aiai Is: prime
heavy 81 Gjat 20. Sheep aud lambs receipts 10.
CO.. head; shipments 2,@O heal: market active
and lan2bc higher; top sheep 81 UDai IS; top lambs
81 i0ai e..
EAST Liberty, Pa. March 2G--Cattle, receipts
l.lGJ head shipments $50 head; market slow nut!
l5c 10 .Jc OF from last weeks prices Hogs re.
cGiptS 1900 head; shipments 300 head: marEe,
trm; all grades y 'jn; %. Sheep. receipts 5, 100
head shipments LOO head; market active und
&c to 5jC higher thnu last week on all grades
CiSCISSArl. o.. March Vi. Hogs active md
strong ut q 01ni s.; receipts 3,5eJ head; shin.
MGntS 5000 head. ---'
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FAVORABLE TO nnEcKINnIpGE.

One oil the Lexington lawyers, Ed
ward NJ. Wallace, who had been aeso-
ciated with Col. Breckenridge in the dc.
tense OF Ollie D. Brown. h nd deposed
that the colonel was present throughout
the trial, arguing the case and OIamin-
ing the witnesses, and his statement
was read. Next came tho deposition OF
Judge RodnOy uagart, who had been
associated with Col. Brcckinriigo rs
counsel Tor tho Chesapeake d Ohio rail.
road in cases tried in August, 1851.
The deposition OF Judge Jerry T.
Morton. to provo that tho defendant
was in JossNminO county, Ky, from
August q to August 30, 1854, WAS read,
and the cross.oXamination showed that
the town was m hour and quarter by
railroad from Lexington.
Judge Joseph D. Hunts affidavit cor
federated that OF Mr.. iiagart.
Theodore Davis. clerk OF the court, de.
posed that Col. Breckenridge had voted
in Lexington Auguat t, 1854, and W. S.
Marsh corroborated his testimony. Nat.
L. Bronauch, Il lawyer, added his testi-
mony that Col. Breckenridge had been
engaged in the JGssamine county court
from August 81 to 50, 1854, but could
not say where he. Breckenridge. had
passed his nights during tina. time.
Joseph s. Kahn, proprietor OF the
Clarendon hotel, in Lexington, dcpoaed
that Col. Breckenridge and members OF
his iaiaIly, had stopped at the PhGuix
hotel, as it was then called, in 1857. In
cidentalIy the hotel man recalled an ar
gument in which Col. BreCkinridge
had made tho accusation that ho was
being gouged out OF 81, ami the rccol-
lection OF the controversy caused the
congressman shoulders to shake with
laughter.
The deposition OF William &. Wood,
carpenter OF Lexington, was read.
Wood was engaged to Miss Pollard in
lSS2@, but when he told her he could not
take her upon trip to Europe she
broke the engagement and threw at him
tho ring lie had given her. He did not
know her age then, but considered her
Q young woman.
The reading OF Alec Julian's deposit
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A CHARMING WOMAN.
she Has studied American md European
inii"' Worry Carefully mud Tells just
What She ThiulS About Them.

'Hil'' Very thtctuliSI mud Tells just
What She ThiulIS About Them.
"ihaTu observed women very carefully"
!! va, 4 member OF leading IAic,' Club
Who Hokc. Continuing. she said
ii have seen English womln anil women
iron tho coatIucn, under all circumstances,
amt think | understand them. / have oh.
served American womcu under every couli,
Hon aHi lam nblC to compare the two am
sorry 10 say that American women are not a,
strong nuI healthy as the womcn OF other
countries. They are weak. delicate AMI run
down. especially 1t this time Of the year. And
ihai Is not tho worst u IT, American women
need no. Uc 80, /. Is nonsense to suppose that
Il woman can so through this season without
assistance. She needs tnulr. a slimulaut.
sumgtulug illat wit make hrr complexion
good, her oNC, bright AMI her health perfect,
! knnW what VIII lu This because WAS once In II
greatly mn down state myself ual found that II
careful Hn,l C0ntiugIu, usr Oi nuiiyS Pure Malt
MH,'hry dhl wonders for me. | am firm Rdyu.
rh'c at temperance but believe nearly every
WOMAN cOud hr made healthier. happier
Glu"t thIt have"
These are good c0mmon.,crsc ideas which
every Indy can adopt Ia advantage II should
nr rGincmbcrol. however. that DuNy's ruro
alr't !, tho only whisEry which Gun produce
those results, u, ordinary whistles Ito not COLI
'iu lGA qualities necessary for the putpnsp.
lh.l' therefore, upon your druggist or grocer
klNit NON Just what sou require Hll under no
circumstances lUlr uHv Oth"r,
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June q, lS9.

Norma" Lichty URN Co., pts Noin,s, Ia.
DEAR SIRS-Erclosed please find an
order for 81, for which send me rs many
krause's Headache Capsules as it will
pNy Tor. They are very good indeed, but
can not get any in Boston.
Yours very truly.
ASNR SHEPHERD,
l2G Norfolk street.
Sold By Alex. 7. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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ton and crofs.oxamination closed tho
day'7 proceedings.
Julian IL :hc blind man whose nd.
venture with Miss Pollard ut Il country
iroIic on Christmag eve, 1852, has been
the subject OF numerous publications
since the opening up Of this scandal.
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HOLLAND, M!cH., March 2G.-Satur.
day nigh: Eugene Mckay, Charles Pc.
trie and two other men left here in Il
boat to camp ont and hunt on Sunday.
The boat and outfit has been found on
shore, and there is no doubt that the
four were drowned in the heavy gale
which prevailed Saturday night.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and
Slnsin2i most al night: worse by scratching. II
allowed TO continue tunors form. which often
bleed nnd uicetaie, becoming ycrv sore.
SwASSES OISTMEST stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and IA mos; cases re.
moves the tumO's. AZ druggists. or by mail, 70;
0OcGnts. DE-. SMlvnn ( Son. PhIIRlelnhln
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WAiIuSGToN, D. c. March 9G.--ThCru
wag Great iuteros, to-day TO learn the
i,oisi,,f r.I.. III. 49,. -,
1I''1'oi' VI 'uNE' i'"N''! "i''ii vac wv
instability OF dcPos'Iions lmpoaeAinG
the character OF Madeline Pollard, to
which wcr, ounosrd nrr,nrors obior.
.;an,
''o'''
Regarding tue sweeping denial OF the
right to take auy duposltiona Il. Ltnt cus
updnr thu mr., of Cnr.,r,y., c-,,,;r,, ,ho
-, 49,. ,T.,, -.
so"' !, '"o Ju"gs a"'u I''"' t't !"u'cl''y
act OF 1879 conferred the right IN broad
terms upon any party to any civi! act
in my corr, ,f IN, I'ui,oI Station
III, 81 .I',,,I',-
- ''"'" 'l"l w u''""''' ''''' '"'S WA
Il court OF tho United states aud The TACT
that tho court had a,wLys maintained
that right would justify him ~ contlnu'
i'll. to enforce it until \ higher court
overruIcd tho pracuCe.r
There wcre other grounds upon
which hc sustained tho regularity OF
tho deposltlona rs whole. Objection
had boon made TO the deposition OF ono
Brand, because he refused TO answer
CERTAIN questions concerning woman
who had introduced him 10 Miss POI
lard. lie said he did not want 10 give
away Il married woman, and then por-
sisted thai he did not iaow her name.
The Judge said that 1t appeared tina, IN.
stead OF refusing to answer tho man
did not know, or was lying.
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OIL CITY, IA. March nj.-Opcned and closed
&c highest s!isr; lowest S3IIsc; sales O11 bar.
rtlsi Glcaranccs S ~ barrels; shipments l5y,Ii7
barrels runs lGg,Gii barrels
NEW York. March 60 Petroleum steady: no
sales; April option S35$c.
PITTSBURGH Pa. March 2G.-Opeued, highest,
lowest and closed 81
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NEW ionE. March 25.-rrintcd fabrics and
dress goods were wanted In good quantities. as
were other scNsonnblc spccIalIIcs With commits.
sion houses sales were much better than were In.
diCNted with the opening OF the market. The
pcr.onHl demand developed mOfc results. aud
the mail order, request was very much better.
Jobbc:s had slow lny.
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lie sustained the objections which
had been made to the dispositions OF
John O'Toolc, DR.. Green and Dr.. Lewis,
on the ground that they were based on
hcarsay. DR.. Lewis is tho physician
who testified that ColoGn! Swopc, the
late Republican candidate Tor Congress
IN the Lexington district, had asked
him TO perform 4 criminal operation
upon Miss Pollard.
The dispositions Of 4 Mrs. Miller, and
OF Resell, who had been engaged 10 lIiss
Pollard while SHE was in the Wesleyan
institute, were admitted, The Judge COM
mentin: that the plaintiff had placed
her character and her maturity III 4
measure in clause CT the declaration
which avcrrcd that she had been Sc.
duced by the defendant, and that she
was mere girl when Colonel Brcckin-
ridge first met her Each side tiled OBJ
iections to the rulings against it. Then
Judge Bradley made few remarks in
the interest OF public morality.
These prelimiaaries having been en-
isheG, Attorney Stoll proceeded 10 read
the deposition OF Joseph &. Bailey.
clcrl; Of the Wcodiord county circuit
court at Versailles, Ky. From tho
records Of tho court the clerk had teati-
fled that in 1854 there were Indictments
ior murder against Ollie and Il. T.
Brown, and that Colonel BrecEinridge
had been one Of the tho defending attor
neys. 1t appeared that the trial was in
progress on August ), the day upon
which Miss Pollard testified that the
Colonel took her 10 the house OF Sarah
Guess in Lexington; also on August II,
10 and IL. The crosS.cXaminalion Of
the clerk. held by Attorney Farrell, OF
Lexington, developed the further in
formation that during this trial Colonel
Breckenridge had frequently driven
over from Lexington, returning at
night, and sometimes bringing his vile.
He had attended the whole trial OF
Ollio Brown, although como OF the
lawyers had not.
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CoLrMDUs. O., March 2G.-The ma.
chine shop OF the Columbus, Sandrsl,v
4 Hooking road burned to-day. Loss
S2O.OQu.
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When Baby was alex, We gave her Csytosi..
When she YVES Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became MIEs, Sho chung to Cas;oria.
When sho had Children, she gave thcv1 Cas:oria
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New YORK March c6.-Plg iron dull: Amer!.
can Sll 5Onl5 00. Copper dull; lake gj5c. Lead
firm; domestic s. 10. Tin very steady; straits
SID
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EHE Observation-Disclosures
rrGPctcd according to tho formula OF
DIR. WM. 4. HAMMOND,

IN his laboratory at Washington, u. L.
CEHEBHiNE, ifOm tho brain. for dlstaycI
o' N, Ihe brain mud nervous YsiCm,
MEpULLlSE, from the spinal cord for dis.
ease. Of tho cord, tlOCOmntor.A utSiu etc.
tho heart
IEsTiSE, from tho tcUc,. for diseases O; tho
W.ns' lALrn1hy NJ tho organs. stcrilitv. uiri
hoSAlsiNE, from the oyarIci. Tor diseases o.
MUsCuLlSE, thyrodlnc etc.
Dose, fiTC brOpI rrlcc (aprNrhmS), $3.50.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL effects produced nv n sInrlc
uoie Of Crrcbrinc are RcCu!autIln ct the nilyQ
WIN feeling Ot iulluCsg aud dislcut,Ou IN tho
neal, eNhlHTntiOn Of spirits Increased urinary
eScteion, augmentation Of the nxpu,lvo iurcr
o. me bladder and pcriSlSltc notion oi the IN.
ttnssinctcnsc In muscular srrmgthuul cnlur.
oncc, increased power OF vision In elderly prn.
pig and Increased nppcutc mad digestive power,
-, Where local druggists are not supplied with
tne Hammond Animal Extracts they will he
mailed. together with all existing literature On
tho subject. on receipt OF price, hy
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove RaI,road

On and after Saturday. October !, 49,. irAIu,
will run as follows. CITY time:
LEAVE NUEELISG-'6:O0 u IN. 700 q H.. sd
q. n. 9:OO n. 1000 a. IN. ll:o0 O. III, l!'Il 10.
l:u p m. c:oJ p. M. SOD D. n, 800 D. H., i:JI
? N, G;e9p H. 700 p. IN, 500 p. N. g:D D.
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l:0O p. IN. 4:oo p H.. 800 D, N, 400 D. IN i:jl
?. m; S:o p. n. 7:ol p. u. SOD p. 10. 9:ISp
"Dal5, except SUNDAY,
9:43 n N. and Wheeling d; l::l7 q, m
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oe! Gene:al Mlna:s:
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RAILROADS,
psS = IN Pennsylvania Stations.
|SEYPnnGyIVdnid LINES.
~ Trims Run b., Central Time.


rICXrr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o:
WATER ST.. foor oF ELEVENTH ST. WHEELiSG,
AT MCCLURE HOUSE. WHEELING, ASD IT TUE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. i'RIpGEPOHT.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Rccclye..

Sunday. November 49, 1872
Leave wheeIns-t8:o9. ty:'5. lll:to m, t2:?).
"S:l5. ti:2l. 300 p. m. y
Leave Peniusule-I3 Oj. 1851, 5Il:i5 Il IN, ,t1:.5
'J:2l. ti:3j. iT:IS y. in
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t22:3!. fi:g7. ti:iL i9I2.
Arrive Terminal JnnCtion-IS:l7, HOUR, gll:5i
n. NJ, ttt:aS. nj:3!. tI:+G, ;g:IS p. m.
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el::iJ. Il. H.. :i:6g taos. t5:li. iSIj p M
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ei:Oj. tt:lO. tj:Ia. 49,. y, m.
Leave PENN Snla-f1:3i i9:liam.. "I2:jl, 2i:ii,
ti:l1. ij:"j ISIS p. in.
Arrive wlecins-ti:iO :g:eD G. IN, Ol2:j7.
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CnItnII.

Cl$cl$HATl. o.. March 3d-Cotton steady,
middl!rg T7.l6c
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lzed ugeltA only, tn cure Weak Memory; Loss O!
Sfata gnl Nerve roScr; Lost Manhood: uuickress;
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Misery, Consumption, Insanity Gnd Death. By maiI,
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% GUARANTEES issued only through CffAS. Z
GOETHE, Successor TO Nclaiu Brothers. Drug
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