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New York. March lo.-A dispatch from
Caracas. Venezuela. says The newspaper.
III Liberal, urges Venezuela to follow the
action of the United states in recognizing
the Cuhans.
Tho spanish paper. Bandcro Espnnol,
urges a boycott of American goods. Tho
paper says that those wh1 purchase Amer
lean manufacturers thereby increase the
power of the United States government
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FLOODS IN EUROPE
Much Damage to Properly an :

Life IL Feareu' a,
London. March ia WEI
to the STANDARD says tne's ~. ~ !
heavy snowfall for three nee, ~, ~,
trIa. followed by suooe' a,,. N
has caused disastrous rs a,l.-,.s Y
phone service has been Ol. !. ~ \
the Vienna streets are De- a's,. ~
wires. hindering traffic. Ine' \, X n
floods in the Alpine dis, slrviSe vi
and AMI Rehma. with avaiaiI,sais t,sf4
slides on the railways. , 4. !,
many lives have been en-. a. 7 sai.aaI
The Standard also nv sss,ensy,
Rerlin wh:ch reports e 'sSsrrrf.
he west and south q ar u AZ y
thine. Maine and .eS,shmersei D
flowed and have a sao ulaA i
stretch of country, cau n1.I ,Iyts ~
II is reported that s'Ve' !.
lost. - said 10 hals N
pfortdhelm while a ns sns eS
9n ,eprs" was crossing, anu y VI
were drowned. :, seyt,, "a
for military aid to REM. II
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ENGLISH MEDIATION.


are tanning the fame. They state. that
the United States can only put 10000 men
into the field aud that the American navy
Is but trne superior to the spanish.
Careful investigation shows conciusiVcly
that Spanish politics have had a big hand
in the Barcelona disturbances. Nearly all
the inhabitants here are Galatians and
the Galatians are nearly all republicans.
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KANSAS CITY WANTS HIM.

San Antonio, Texas March lO-John H.
Baldwin OF the Kansas city police force
arrived in the city this morning for the
purpose OF taking back 10 that city II, a.
Van Auken, who was arrested here by
Marshal Drusc and Detective Shoaf on 4
telegram. Tho police here have been very
mysterious about their prisoner or else
him.
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KMOpE IsLAND RNpIlRI1cANs

Providence, r., l., March iO.--The rcpub.
lican state convention met here today.
Tho attendance was large. The platform
adopted Is emphatic in It's declaration for
sound money. The present iucumhents OF
the Eencrol Offices OF the State WINS re
nominated by reclamation. headed by
delegates to the National convention viii
not be selected until after the State cleo
tipu April II
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
RorrnrNcrs 'fEN THOUSAND.

PREFERENCES TEN THOUSAND.
Hu,sboro Texas, March lo.-lrice "
Overtou grocery merchants OF this city
failed IN business here today, making Lee
carter trustee and prefcrring the follow
INK creditors! Tarlton. Morrow Wear,
uillsboro. 500. Stroud-Oibson Grocery
company. Hillsboro, Sa2.2', Htn county
Nationnl bank Iillsboro, Se6o0; kolan
Grocery company, Waco. note. S'6'; hotan
Grocery company. Waco. open eceosu,ilbIn
tl7J0. Wee l.utterlow, Johnson county SLOW
Total SnOpJ ~. AsHets not known
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foreign state claiming Of the United
states, under any treaty or upon the prn-
ciples OF international law, an lhucinIitits
for injury TO person or property may bring
suit upon such claim Ia any. Circuit court
of the United States. The bin was framed
by Mr.. HIT after Il consultation with SEC
rotary of State Oluey.
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c1rRAN MISSION DENIED.

New York. March 1o-General Wesley
Merritt. commander of the United states
army in the department Of the North
west. is at the Waldorf He denies TINT
he had been called to Washington by thc
president to receive instructions to visit
cuba and investigate the report upon
the progress Of tho rebellion.
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MRS. MAYBRlck,,ss. ~. u

London, March w .sha,sy tss')
at the United states ... y ]. .up
home department, 81 ,iro s he ~
lev, has refused % 'e ,he AMER n
sEe Sentence 4 10 imp l,is'sd u
having been coh''S
husband.
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SITUATION vEpy m !.

New York. March io-A dIsp,,,. !.
Herald, from Rome, SAYS, III Z,
in Eyrethea is very grave. Seur y,
the explorer, fears that King Man
force his way into the triangle I'M
Keren, Asmara and MasuvtS
does so the port Of Massovah II
threatened.
The German emperor will rsN .
days with his brother, Prince M,
Prussia, In order to avoid awaksa7
suspicion Ola rapprochement with n
Niscount Venosta has not wn Z
a portfolio by the Marquis a ID
He says that the great inajsiy 4
Italian nation would insist upon IA /
tenance of the triple alliance,
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An ANrRIcAN IN PRISON.

Washington March lO.-Actins Sc Rotary
of state Rockhul today cahled Consul
General Williams at Havana to investl-
gate and report rs soon as possible ON
the case Of Walter Grant pygart, VINO, II
IS said IS citizen Of Illinois and confined
in prison at Gulnes by the Spanish au-
thOrities
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vnn,d etiy ne prturr Il IN the hands ~
orr roidSlsr enemies IL the National con-
ventscn does rot ABORT = PLATFORM to <ifit
MS and raS . man an q above .s1spicksn
PARTY. hut not tetocc
This Is the very auintessence OF the raie
OF ruin rclics.
II IS morn. I, Is 'enaace az the VIII Of
the majority sra an a;teusp, by rar; 20
dhetass inSafeniiy e the usele. There will
r. fcund mary flrs;rtous democrats IN
south Carolina, however, Who VIII deny
Humans syroKA-s; assumption that re and
his following are even the state dcnoc-
rAsy.~ What VIII BE- ,Soaea; Of crowd
who 60 to Ire NSiionAl convention wi;h the
declaration opsnly ami aeAantly made IN
advance sAAt they will bolt II things are
no. 1cas to salt ,hcrir
woula AIRY sesf-resS,cesiae convention al
law tbs. Is here particle Of do1ncc.
raoy. or PARTY alierancs, in such threat
is It -ot, on tire other hard TIE very sub
version az al Marty DISCIPLINE, the insalen,
expression OF PARTY inHaeuty7 For such
naea 70 car themselves party men q any
Kind Is -sfsru3c,i.
There ms aipars hoe1 a popular coav.c-
ton. ara St IS s. 5erno-ra,Ic Artlcie G, tAi,h.
hat msa who Participate in = party cor
vsutio1 are bound BY Ill rules q manhood
sra hons- 70 sustain TIA conclusions Of
tDat earvertioa Their Nigh; ee an ocet.
son vhs-s fraud ana open ard notorious
tyranny r. RI rrcocslings 60 a convention
rrs-lis Gauss aefAe-n.h g., te.s,s 81. ~ Va
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NEW ITALIAN NrN,,-,

Rom Rome, March 10Th. new Ia, ~.
finally decided upon, is, In p,,t !. n
Premier ,, and minister Of Ii. NM h
Marquis d. Rudini; mini,t., !. w,
eral Ricottl; minister 81 tns,s J, ~ 1
e Srln minister of foreign WI ~ Z!
Sermoneea; minister n er ID
Banca. " ui'&aN q
The ministers took the o,,, :, :.
DAY and the chamber viii b. ~
TO meet Monday to act " s.a
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WILL PUSH BSIl
trisvs the i Ai'''., ss's',.IAl
LOSS OF LIFE BY FLOODS Z.
h1, sn Of o.m.s. M, -.
reared 1ha, II Il Iss,, 3 III,
bricks cs,.. sq

ro london. March I'm, !. 4
respondent Of the TIm.. ~ !. as =
n IN public feeling there -, ,s''. lev
. nance in the demonsts,'ssn,s, !, . ~
retrieving ltalys military va ~ IN
concluding peace win SaH "
tinues' that one result !, =. aas'' Y
n be an immense ard much I'll a ,..,s !
provement in the mllIt,,s ' ..l A''is Z
Inc Standards Roma co,,s utn'nsx
that the cabinet which ~. F'a''z
day VIII continue the ~, !,
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RACE INCIDENT.
a school House Containing a Negro Aud
fence Blown Up,

'V"VV bIOWh Up.
oh'ahoiha CITY, o. T., March i0.-A
school house twelve miles from here in
when several score of colored people were
ainite and several occuulnts were hurt.
ne building was rented from whites
ana me white boys who attended the
s sxn1 are believed to have set Off the
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PROVISION FOR BRINGING SUITS.

washington, March i0--Thc house COM
mittee ON judiciary today considered a
hill introduced by Mr. init chairman of
the committee on foreign affairs which
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TO OVERTHROW MEXICO,

chicago March iO.-A special from No.
sa,es, AriE,' says; dispatch was rc-
eeiVed from Soiomonville, Aris.. bv ,he
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TRAGEDY AT BRENMoNp.
Vsttlcman killed Ivy YOUNG ,,,r,.-,
S.ander tho ANocel Cn1.n ',I1'9''

Nst'leman killed ny Young Dentist
SANDER the Alleged cause.
Franklin, Texas, March 1o.-sherln Ran.
froe received telegram this morntn,, ~
come to Bromond at once. thu, ~. ~
ti eh naq 1eE SiiiSd John Il Myatt No par
respected citizens Of this CONT n,,,sn,v
s waS s'ockman, Cain is a yonns nav ma,,
dentistry. vac profession OF
FRANKLIN Texas, March l0.-Cain was
drought hero and jailed by Deputy sheriff
suNoauer and Constable White. The Posi-
reporter interviewed White and he savs
mat the killing was on account of sian.
sstous reports about female, alleged to
nave been circulated by Myatt. The kill
ing took place about Q O'clock this Morn.
ihs; cam armed himself with a shotgun
anu went In the rear of Myatt's market,
10 Myatt's beef pen. found Myatt thor,
ana SHOT him twice, once in the breast ana
onTe m inc Jaw as Wyatt raised his arm
anu zen II IS very hard to obtain mar
ueulhfs as Cain refuses 10 be interviewed.
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convention the Quincy Aniscn,,es prom.
isea them one Of the delegates, and went
SO TAR ss e rtvrarc and rrcsent = report
rccorliucn ding instructions FOR ono tasnp-.
bell a McNinlcyitc for delegate. As seon
a. organisation was efectcd, however.
Cafnptclrs name vas dropred aud 'nsi oi
arlsh substituted instead, Rrush bong
one 81 tho original Ailison-CuneS oandi-
cunsy's esrousAl Of Aliisou's cause gives
fool for considerable comment ana II
doesn't take a shrewi sleSser 10 hlure
cat that n IS a Mimi When asked whether
he actually believes that Allison has a
showing for The nomination he replies that
Dotsciy knows ard that al he can say Is
;SAi h. IS an Alliscn man, vet, perhaps.
not a last Gitchcr. Il makes him Wink -
ask him ~ ne hasn't an idea tina, possibly
the National convention will lock ttself
ami finally nominate Ben Harrison.
----.-
TIE ordering Of special election in
the Eleventh congressional district for
The purpose Of fIinr the lamentsd Grains
scat, has occAsioned some inquiry as 90
tho name OF tho opposition 10 be ex-
re,tea BY the democrats nominee who
ever he may he. Quincy SAYS taa; when
Soula talk among the republicans about
putting oUt candidate down there, and
ilaee4 10 IS pretty generally ana reto9d
that they Will pursue such a cpUrsc. c.
{. Piercs q Laredo or ii. h Hester OF
y ictor1a N1il probably De their man Cal.
1T Wster j. occasionally mentioned. Lut
le has slrcady sriea 10 twice and missed
taf ia;.nns each time, ana the chances
are t1at he has had his hiL Colonel Wei
Noa would IKE 70 fIu again, no doubt.
but as ne would not De in IL without re-
publican Endorsement, and as lhat IN
acTseinsrf would probably come hi.h ard
Is ms last experience was rBthAr cNpen-
slFe lie may conclude 20 birdie MS am
fatton ur-N the occasion pr SCENTS it,
~ \ a nomination a q la
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FOR A NEW PARTY.

ppullsts, Prohibitionists and Other Re
formers Getting Together.
Pitshurg. Pa. March lO-The National
political reform conference. which as
scmbled here this morning has attracted
quite number of prominent reformers,
philanthropsts and humantarians The
conference is the result OF a call issued by
abe meeting Of the reforners, held Mt
Staten Island. y. Y. last July. for the
purpose OF considering ways ana means
of affecting union OF all forces IN tho
NItlHual campaign Of the present year.
" i5 tho desire OF the projectors OF the
conference TO form a new party OF their
own and place a National ticket in the
Hold, depending upon secessions from the
Older PARTIES for their support.
Little beyond the routine and prelim-
inati.s was accomplished at the opening
stss tom today.
Among those already here or who are
expected to arrive before the conference
pots down TO business arc j. :. CoNoy,
Senator PETER Helen NJ. Cougar. James
A. Little. Rev. T. F. Shepperd and other
eminent advocates of temperance or pc
liiical reform.
80 BALLOT IN KENTUCKY.
Frankfurt. Ky. March l0--A subdued
air prevailed in the house chamber at
noon today when the joint assembly
convened in order to go through the for
mauty OF a ballot for United States sem
ator
Nit. Weissenger's death was the prn-
cipul topic of conversation.
Mr.. Lyons moved that the reading OF
th' journal he dispensed with. He said
mat II had been agreed that the ballot
today should be "A mere furmalty. There
WIS no objection to his motion. Repre-
sentative Baird for Blackburn and Top
uls. PoOre for Petit while the rest of
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TIE Batsh blue book on venezuelA BE
e. p Il make the British vase look b.uer
. tfc1 es-.-
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Hoods Pills :s:s :ssy e 8 : s.s;.
Violin Bows.

Why do some violin bows give such
: much sweeter sound than othersf
This has for a long time been trade
secret, but If we pass our finger over
a horsehair, of which we all know the
violin bow is composed, slight rough
ness is observed very much like the
barb Of fine fish hook :. In very
hrst-class bow these infinitesmal points
are arranged so as to fan in opposite
directions; in this way the up and down
strokes viii give the same tone. Many
artists are very particular ia the point
OF bows, some even going to the ex-
IRENE of rehairing their bows them
elves, not allowing them to be done by
anyone else. AS soon as the roughness
wears on there is distinct difference
IN the tone, and the hair is cast aside.
Some Of the most noted yiolinists re-
hair their bows before every concert,
not caring to run the risk Of using a
bow which might possibly give an I'M
certain sound. The bows are made
from long hair taken from the horses
TAI. Boston Cultivator
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table Compound for twenty years has
been the one and only effective remedy
in such cases. It speedily removes the
cause and effectually restores the
.organs to a healthy and normal condi-
ton. Mrs Pinkham cheerfully answers
all letters from ailing women who
require advice, without charge. Thou
sands of cases like this are recorded.
q / have taken one-half dozen bottles
of Lydia Z. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound, and 1t has relieved me from all
pain. cannot tell you the agony /
endured for years pains in my back
ooh, the baclzache was dreadful 2 and
bearing-down pains in the abdomen
extending down into my limbs; head
ache and nausea, and very painful,
transformations. had grown very thin,
a mere shadow of my former self.
Now am without a single pain and
am gaining IN flesh rapidly. MATHS
GI.EsS, 1861 Dudley St. Cincinnati,
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The muscles Of the legs and feet are
those most frequently affected with
cramp, especially after great exertion-
The best treatment is Immediately to
stand upright and to well rub the part
with the hand. The application Of
strong stimulants, as spirits Of am
monia, or Of anodynes, as opiate lini-
ments, are occasionally found to be Of
service.
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Th. Cemmi.sar, pepartment

OF the human system is the stomach. In
consequence of its activity, the body is sup
Piled with the elements of bone, brain, ner-
vous and muscular tissue. When indigestion
impedes distinctions, the best agent for i'm
parting healthful impetus to its operations
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, also curative
for malaria, bilious and kidney complaints,
nervousness and constipation.
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McELREES
WINE OF CARDuB

will bring girls safely through the crisis.
Taken at the first indication of weak
ness, it never fails. It regulates the
monthly periods with perfect precision.
Its action is direct upon the feminine
organs that above all others, ought to
be strong and we'll.
Start the girl right. Don't expose her
to the dangers and tortures of dragging
weakness, bearing down pains, nervous
prostration and the facilitating drains
so common 10 women.
: McElree's Wine Of Cardui, is home
treatment. 1t does away entirely with
abhorrent focal examinations.
Sod OF 500 Bosilo By Dealers IA Medicine.
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liH7Hye9

August 4, 1885. In an interview
with Mr.. Chrs. u. johnson, man,
sger gents furnishing goods de-
pertment, "The Fair" Seventh ana
franklin avenues, St. Louis, he
said: Several years ago I was
troubled with an aggravated case d
Dyspepsia, and OF course the frst
thing Ldfd was consult . physzs1nn.
AsIhad always enjoyed the best a
health was worried q good deal
over this, my first iilnes-that 4,
the first I could remember since the
ailments common to childhood -and
my only desire was to get welias
speedily rs Icould- Itook regu-
Larry all tho medicines as my doctor
prescribed them. I must say that
in a short time felt all right,
thought I was cured, and stopped
taking the medicine. But it wasn't
long beforeI was feeling AZ badly
As ever. and again had recourze TO
the doctor This kept up for some
time. until at last I made up my
mindI wouidquit doctoring andtry
some of the remediesI saw adver-
tissd from day to day. Wen, this
was worss than ever, and in most
cases I didn't even get temporary
rclfof. 30 I didn't know what TO d.
and mado up my mind that I would
have to passthe remainder Of my
days in suffering. Well, to cut :
long story short, I had read so uuucA
OF Ripans Tabules that I concluded
I would give them q good tri<l. Il
said, @one would give relief, andI
thoushtff one could give relief a
whole lot might cure me. Ipur-
chased two boxes from druggist
for one dollar, and when 1 had I'm
ished them I was feeling better than
! hadfor years. continued to use
them, and to-day believe am a wall
man Once in greatwhile lido:
have q slight touch Of the old
mslady. but few OF the Tabules
fixes that all right I generally keep
box In my house"
pans Tabules are sold by druggists, or by IN
Q price go cents q box) Is sent 70 The Ripa
nical Company, No. 10 Spruce St., New Yol
pie vial, 10 cents.
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Moro diseases are produced by using brown
soap than by anything else. Whysrun such ter
rihle risks when you know that Dobbinsr Floating
Dorax Soap 10 absolutely puref Tour,grocer has
It OF VIII get n Cor you In red wrappersonly.
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"I was afflicted with eczema, or some kin-
dred skin disease. for more than twenty years,
and In addition to prescriptions from great
many prominent physicians had used every
thing knew of, recommended a. cures Tor
skin diseases, without the slightest bencnt.
given me, aud by its use have been cured.
Three months have passed, and no eign OF its
return. shall ever remember the makers OF
REV. A. @. TURNER.
box by NAH for SOC. in stamps.
II 'sr SHuPTRINE Savannah. Ga.
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When the girl comes to be woman
look out. If she starts out in vigorous,
womanly health then 1t is pretty safe to
say she will be healthy, attractive,
beautiful woman.
The beginning of woranhood Is the
real crisis in a woman's life. Nearly
always something is wrong then in the
distinctly feminine organs. Maybe it
isn't very serious-no matter-the time
to stop disease Is when It starts.
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The Chinese National Anthem Is so long
that people take half day to listen to it. I:
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We will give 500 reward for any ease q ca
tarrh that Cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh
Cure. Taken internally.
r. T. CHENEY a Co.. Props. Toledo, ".
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FITS stopped freely On. KLrsE's Great
NERVE REsroRER. No fits after first days use-
Marvellous cures. Treatise and S2.00 trial bot
tie free. DIR. Kline. 981 Arch St., Phtla., Pa.
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Needs sssistance it may b best % sanAsrs
promptly, but one should remsassr % use
even the most perfect remedies only vAsn
needed. The best and most simple and gentle
remedy is the Syrup Of Figs. manufactured ~
the California Esq Syrup Company.
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Knives. forks and spoons are pro-
tected by patents te the number Of
21os.
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BACKACHE.

A Very Significant INDIGESTION Of Organic
Dernngement.
The back, "the handspring of wo-
mans organism" quickly calls atten-
ton to trouble by aching. It tells
with other symptoms, such as nervous
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The man that does right makes laws that
good many other people try to'ksep.
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1t would spoil nine men out OF ten to let
them have their own way for month.
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Mrs, winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. softens the gums, reduces iniamlna-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c. bottle.
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The man who is more than filing the place
he has now is on his way to better one.
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red

Seonne BY great force OF will But this
y unsafe. a. Il pulls powerfully upon the
nervous system. which>wiIi not long stand
such strain. TOP many people .work on
their nerves." and the result Is seen in un-
fortunate wrecks marked nervous pros
tration, IN every direction. g That tired
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Frsn . PROMINENT ClerEymah.

The less we have, the more it means In
heaven when we give.
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am entirely cured Of hemorrhage Of lungs
by Piso's Cure for Consumption. = LoUDA
LINpAnAS. Bethany, Mo-. January 8. 1884
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Make mistakes and blunders teach you
something more than they cost.
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llood s
Sarsaparilla

6the One Trus Blood Purifier. An druggists. 81
Prepared only By G. / Hood { Co, Lowell, Mass.
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Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists, OF by mall
II the price go cents box) Is sent 70 The Ripans
Chemical Company, No 10 Spruce st., New York
Sample vial, 10 cents.
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00A 0' NAY lG sa GUE; X savannah. Ga.