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tried or scarified into solid substance
and the tissue builds up around 1t.
SIN one case which I commenced to
work on in December last the patient,
who had not slept for months on account
of his continual coughing, slept that
night for the first time. The cough dis
appeared entirely, the night sweats disap-
peared and the temperature WAS returned
to normal thus leaving no symptoms of
taken of the case. and the tuberculosis
was found to have entirely disappeared.
DR.. Murphy exhibited number Of ski
agraphs which were unique as being the
first on record in which the healthy and
diseased conditions Of the lung were
shown. The perfect tissues in the healthy
lung were shown as we'll as the cavity in
the diseased lung. Other pictures showed
the Quill mes of the healthy normal lung
on one side aud the diseased and com
pressed lung in which the cavity was
filled with nitrogen on the other.
In the five cases in which ! have used
this treatment" DIR. Murphy continued,
''cure was effected in from four to eight
weeks. The nitrogen treatment is ex-
ceedingly simple. 1t consists mostly OF
INTRODUCING Ditch hyperdeF aoe nss Tbe
needle is supplied with stopcock by
which the amount introduced can be reg
ulated. There is a sensation OF short
breathedness for few moments in some
cases, which Immediately disappears, and
in every case Is followed by relief, perhaps
the first time in years. This is particu-
lar1y noticeable in the absence of the
tickling sensation which causes the pa
tient to cough, and the cough disappears
Immediately. The patient is in no way
affected is not required to take to his
bed, and can continue his Usual business
without inconvenience. At the end OF a
air admitted, and the lung expands to its
usual Dimensions If the cough return
put in more nitrogen and give the lung
another rest, which will surely cure it,
cat present there are 230 consumptive
patients in the County Hospital at Chica-
go at my disposal, and they are all wildly
anxious to have me try my new treat
ment on them, which / shall do as soon
as | return.
1.-The treatment of tuberculosis ty
means OF compression is not new theo-
ry; it is only the application which is
new. AS far back as a century ago the
method was suggested of soar1fy1pg the
entire surface of the chest, thereby pro-
be beneficial; and il this slight compress
sion had effected an improvement, 1T can
easily be seen how complete compression
will aot''
DIR. Murphy then went on to explain
the advantages of this treatment, dwell
ing at length on its cheapness, no opera
ton being necessary and nitrogen being
obtainable for almost nothing. He also
spoke Of the safety of the treatm emit il
certain precautions which he mentioned
were taken.
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SPANISH GRIEF FOR MANILA.

Madrid, june 14.-5 p. MIN the
Chamber of Deputies discussion turned
today on the reported treaty made with
the insurgents in the Philippines before
the outbreak of the war with the United
States.
General La Chambrc declared that the
insurrection would not have revived,
but for Admiral Dewey's appearance at
Manila. The disaster at Cavite was due,
he said, to the neglect of the authorities
at Manila. ''As few torpedoee laid at
the entrance to the channel would have
frustrated the Americans - He urged
the government to deal with the respon-
sible parties.
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THAT TRANSFER NOT GOOD.
Sample Scene That Takes Place Daily In
Nearly Every City.

Sample Scene That Takes Place Daily In
Nearly Every City.
The conductors on the Washington ay-
onua line say they have more trouble than
anybody else Of their calling, especially
from FiHney and Vandeventer avenues
cut and in. The discussion heard d few
days ago between a conductor and an irate
woman Will explain why.
"That transfer check isn't good on this
car, madam, said the conductor courte-
ously to a large, combative looking wom-
an who had boarded the car with big
market basket
"What!" she said, tossing her head like
a warhorse shifting battle from affair."
"This transfer check isn't good. p"
SID like to know why it isn't"
because it's good only on outward
bound cars, and this is an inward bound
car"
"The transfer man gave it to me"
"You should have told him in which
direction you were going
cpd like to know why should. It's
his business to ask me if he wanted to
know"
sit WASH t his business to ask you. 1t
was your business to tell him So.
"Oh, it WASH t, was it? | am supposed
to tell him where I'm going, am II Per-
haps you expected me to tell him that
was going to market and what 1 was 60
ing to have for dinner, and how many
there are of us to eat, and what We do
Sundays, and if r.
"Your fare, please, madam"
"My fare? Well, you stand there and
hold out your hand till the crack of doom,
and I'll not nav another fare There is
that exchange check. Take it or leave it,
just as you like, but it's all you re going
to get out of me- Throw me out if you
darei Your duty to collect fare? Your
dutyl like that. You ought to write a
tract and call it 'The Faithful Car Con-
ductor; or, True to His Duty. just keep
ON doing your duty and you'll be happy.
Sorry can't help you along by paying
my fare second time. You ought to be
on the platform now, attending to your
business-your duty, as you call 1t! I've
paid my fare, and / shan't pay it again. "
And she didn 't.-St. Louis Republic.
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A NOVEL PIQUE GOWN

Blue and certain shade of fawn, which
are the dominant notes of color atIpresent
combine to form pretty pique. model
which is equally desirable for foulard,
nuns yelling, or cashmere. A novel
feature of the waist Is the trimming of
fsstooned ruches, revival Of an old-time
fashion. 1t is an imported fancy, consist
ing of pleated frills of ribbon which are
fringed in the weaving-a tiny fringe on
each edge-and a cord is also woven in
for drawing 1t into any srequired fulness
or design. The yoke. now an almost
universal feature of dress, is of corded
white linen lawn, an accompaniment to
the smallest of gigot sleeves, which have
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three tuoks on the upper arm and frills at
the wrist. The corsage, broadened by
shoulder revers. Is crossed to the left side,
where the ruching meets that Of the skirt
in continuance effect. The skirt is of
circular cut, and is trimmed to initiate
an overlapping front with rounded
corner. It's width is three yards and
three.quarters. The yoke is in pointed
form at the back. The belt ribbon is of
velvet. The proper cut of the gown can
be obtained only from the out paper pat-
terms published by Harper's Bazaar, where
1t appears.
Quantity of material-pique, 80 inches
wide, 8 yards; ruohing, 10 yards; linen
lawn, 1-2 yards.
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Mr.. P. Ketcham of Pike City, Co.,.
says; During my brothers late sick,
ness from sciatic rheumatism, Chamber
lain's Pain Balm was the only remedy
that gave him any relief" MANY others
have testified to the prompt relief from
pain which this llniment affords. For
sale by D. W. Heseltine & Co., 3S7 Con
gress St, Edward W. Stevens, No. 1917
Portland St, King P. Raymond, Cum
berlan'5 Mills, Wm. Oxnard, 921 Con
gress st, H. P. s. Goold, Congress
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AT RIGBY PARK.

Owing to the bad weather and horsemen
not having chance to try their horses,
the management of the Rigby Park, has
decided to change the date for the closing
of entries to June 20. The conditions are s
per cent to enter and an add ional per
cent of the purse from winners.
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A euggestIon.

"Popper," said Willie, "why did you
buy golf ooatP"
ITO pay golf in, my son." said Mr..
Willis.
ibid you need it?"
''Of course 1 did"
''Then l need topcoat to play tops in.
] seen 'em advertised '-Harper's Bazaar
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FOR SALE--On Forest Avenue Deering (caF
every minutes, a new house Of 8 rooms:
This is a modern house in every particular and
has hot water heat. slate sink, porcelain bath
and bells. oak, cypress and southern pine finish,
oak and birchfloors open fireplace, built by
architects plans. cemented cellar, sidewalks,
residence Tor reasonable price Half of pur-
G G1 price can remain at per cent interest
bALION q co, 478 IL Congress st. je16dtf
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1mplacabIe,

Dearboy-.I do not see what possible OBJ
lection you can offer TO me, NJ. Gimp.
Gimp-That's just it. I don't wa It
man in my family SO Internally good that
Iny wife and daughter will continually
hold him up as an example 20 me.-Phila-
dalphia North American
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MARRY NE, NELLIE.

And Will buy you such pretty Ring at
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings,
Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, Rubles, Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings a speciality. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22d1
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-The only separate entrance.
three fiat block in Portland, situated on 81
Lawrence St, near Congress St, and has everv
modern convenience such as steam heat. gas.
set tubs, open freplaces. hard wood floors, open
plumbing, 1000 feet of land, lot is 55X125, sepa.
rate back and front entrances. separate cellars
and heaters separate walks and yards. Rents
for $40 per year and pays IL per cent interest.
Papered throughout. and handsomely finished
in cypress. $4,000 can remain at 8 per cent
DALTON s. CO., 47S IL Congress st.
je15dtf
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Everybody's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-terrible
the torture they suffer. Only one sure
cure; Doan's Ointment. Absolutely
safe, can't fail.
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Another Thing,

Held give up my life for you, dear.
She-Would You really give up the life
yeE are 'tvinQe@@- Easton Cn1riar,
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CHANGE OF CANADIAN COM
MANDERS.

London, June 14-Lord William
Frederick Ernest Seymour, uncle of the
Marquis of Hartford, has been gazetted
commander of the British troops in
Canada, to succeed Lieutenant-General
A. 6. Montgomery Moore.
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FOR SALE-A new. modern, up to date, two
family house, built by the day, no job
work, built upon honor. rooms each, baths
with hot water, open plumbing set wash trays.
open fire places, bay windows in the living
rooms, separate cellars and heaters. finished in
natural wood and hard oil finish, separate front
and back doors, everything separate, very
make nice home Where one could let one
rent and occupy the other and have an income,
10 sherman, near High street. COLES.
BOOK STORE, go Exchange St
10-1
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WIT AND WISDOM.
r,ra Flight of Time.

..who WAS that young man who stood
o,,t w.t." W the front gate so long last night, :"
asked Mabel's father;
,,,;oad the corner of her eye. He came to
say egg Ih [ thought he must have some
.,,oh anbition, and it's good thing l
s srUn the shutters. He said goodby for
swn hours and quarter as it was. .
Washington Star.
40 how full OF Drlars is this working day
~ nov ,, As You Like 1t, act. l. Scene (
void all you can of them and Ponds Extract
will viii soon cure effects of others.
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WATCHES ON lNSTALLMENTS.

of new model Watches win be sold on easy pay
ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Prices. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar19dtf
nor SALE-A thirty acre farm situated in
the centre village of Brownfeld, Me- well
divided into tlllage, wood and pasturing lots;
buildings nearly new, twelve good rooms in
house. large stable near the honse, running
water in house and stable. Will be sold at a
bargain i applied for soon. ELI B. BEAN,
Brownfield, Me. may254
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NOR RENT OR FOR SALE-House No. 2e2
Il Spring street corner of May, containing
ten rooms, with bath, steam heat, and ali
other modern improvements; in good condi-
ton. For fuN particulars apply Real Estate
ONCE. First National Bank building, FRED
ERICK S. VAIL, III
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Children and Fools.

Mrs. De Cheddar (consort of retired
Recommendations I believes in, Hon.
Mr.. Van Furst, is rank. Give me rank
afore anything, says.
Tommy Won Furst (obtruding himself
suddenly)-Why, you have rank!
Mrs. De Cheddar (pleased) Mot yet,
darlin, but we ave 'opes some day, when
the queen as time to think about us.
Tommy Won Furst-Oh, but father said
yesterday that you and your husband al
ways had been rank outsiders and always
would be!-Piok Me Up.
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r. OR sALE-A farm in Freeport 1-3
Il miles from railroad station, known as
the II. G.. Orr farm, consists of 100 acres of
mostly cleared land and cuts 40 tons of
nay. Buildings on same are two story
house Containing ten rooms; also two barns,
all in good repair. Will exchange for
property in PoIhand. Inquire of A. C.
LIBBY 60 CO., AZ 1-2 Exchange street. Ill
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NoTICE-The wedding of Miss Fanny L.
d. q, Df9ker OF Portland, and Lewis Solovich of
EI pau Whlcn was announced for the 23rd of
june mas been postponed till further notice.
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ENOR sALE-For sale without reserve, the
i Amos R. Winslow meat and provision
store including stock Of canned goods,
Possession given at once. Apply to b. A.
MEAHER, 80 Exchange street. Portland,
Me. iii
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cAsToRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Have Azways Bought.
CASTORIA
Bears the signature of CHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Haze Azways Bought
CASTORIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The Kind You Have 44lways Bouehk
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l 1LLlAN AWHILE. magnetic clairvoyant.
49, slttlngs daily on health, business or pri-
SdIe FAMILY matters at L Brattle street. second
, uoor from Portland street, and about five min
utes, walk from Preble. AL advice strictly
confidential and reliable 141
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted uns,or tbis head
one week for Rs GENTS Dash in advance.
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DOR SALE-Cigar and tobacco business, good
Il location. established custom; small capital
required. Address B. J. R., care Daily Press.
1871
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EOR SALE-Peaks Island cottage of rooms
- III perfect condition and well furnished, one
Of the best locations at Evergreen landing, land
Mg6 ana pleasant view of the harbor. Price
500; must sell Immediately. W. FL. WALL
ORION & CO., $50 Middle St, Isl
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FOR SALE--Boarding house, very desirable,
4 central location has 10 rooms full of board.
PRS all the time, made money for every year Tor
The past six years, failing health the reason for
selling. N. S. GARDINER, 176 IL MiddlelSt.
al
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FOR SALE-Second hand Parsons lowdown
LEY & SMALL. So Preble st. I'LL
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FOR SALE-Old Orchard Beach, one and one
Il half story cottage, furnished, an lot 4Ox6O,
near camp ground price $3.50. Address L. WI
Old Orchard, Me, AL
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EOR SALE-A Grocery and Provision store
H. near Boston for sale; all cash trade, no
delivery team; all the trade you want, small ex,
gate; must for good reasons be sold uuieE
Address F. A. SMITH, room 924 fremont
Building, Boston. l4-1
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FOR SALE-House on Munjoy hill, two story,
wood. thirteen finished rooms, hot and
cold water, steam heat, cemented cellar lot 4Ox
90, house in thorough repair, enquire of R. s.
DAVIS, 10s Exchange St., city. l4I
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FOR SALE-Fine black horse, suitable for
coupe or family carriage, handsome, kind,
sound, no faults. ]. P. BAXTER. 1O.1
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4 whipcord trimmed Harness russell and
black, bought by gentleman to use this season,
his plans orders them sold; this is
your change for trade. BRADLEY 81 SMALL,
So Preble St. hi
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WANTED-Canvasser Immediately; salary
w and expenses from start paid weekly,
Choice of territory if apply at once. Lake
Ontario Nurseries, Rochester. N. Y. my26-4
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EOR SALE-Cigar store and stand in best 10.
IL cality in city, owner obliged to sell at once,
good chance for a man with small capital,
Address LORING, Press Office. AL
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WANTED-A man to drive milk cart and
w work on farm; one that can milk. D. NJ.
F.. this Office. 1O-I
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WE DpiNC RINos.

One hundred of them to select from, All
styles, all weights, all prices in 10, IA and il
KIT. Gold. Largest and best stock Of rings
in the city. A thousand of them. MCKINNEY
the Jeweler, Monument Square. june7dtf
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MORTGAGES NEGOT1ATED-At 5 per
NA cent. interest on Real Estate security.
Parties desiring to borrow OF invest in gilt
edged Mortgages, can secure Same by applying
at the Real Estate Office First National Bank
Building, FREDERICK S. VAIL. 81
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HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted uAder this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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WANTED-For New York gentleman
w young, sound, kind horse Must be able,
to show mile in 2.3o, ana TO Dc gooo patterned
and price, also pedigree. Do not reply to this
"Ad" unless your animal fully answers to this
description. Address 3D. care fresS Office.
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WANTED-By an American man, Sc years of
w age, q position to drive private team and
work around a gsntleman's place; good refer
ences; uses neither tobacco or strong drinks
Apply 399 IL Congress ST., MRS. PALMERS
oMce. 15-1
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Mooney LOANED on first and second mort
1NA cages, real estate life insurance poll
icies, notes, bonds and good collateral Sc
curity. Notes discounted; rate of interest
five per cent year and upwards, according
to security. w. p. CARR, room 5, second
floor. oxford building, 1876 Middle street.
je11-4
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WANTED.-TEMALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
enc week Ter rs cents cash in advance.
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WANTED-SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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r OST-SomewheYe between 500 Congress
~ street and the Public Library, a plush
case, with opera glasses and lace handker-
chief Will finder please leave at 639 Congress
Street? E. ?. STAPLES. 81
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents. cash in advance.
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w ANTED--Furnished house wanted for the
~ summer, moderate price. in the city or
vicinity. for small family without children. Ad-
aress MISS ELLA S. SARGENT, 90 Park st.
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RRooKsIDE COTTAGE is situated in the
I'D picturesque little village of Kearsarge,
about ten minutes drive from North Conway.
Post and telegraph offices located near -Four
at the postoffice. Pleasant walks and drives.
Pure spring water, fresh vegetables and milk.
For circular, etc, address L. @. BARN Els,
Kearsarge N. II. 1873
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WANTED-General house work girl, one
w that is good cook. Call 81 PINE ST. Ct
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yx1ANTED-A party of four with two chill
w dren want board in country tJyentv-
five miles out at least Must be a first cisSSs
place in every particular. Address b. C.
this Office. Ill
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DIAMOND SPRING HoUSE-Select board,
III (near Poland SPRING. on line Of Maine Cen
trail railroad. Good boating and fishing. SEND
for circular Address G. E. SMALL, North
Raymond, Me. may4tf
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WANTED-Ge General agent for Portland and
w vicinity; good position for man who
knows his business and has executive ability,
Give experience and references. Boston Yer
micide Co. A Bedford street, Boston, Mass.
5-3-SyS1I
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WANTED.

bookkeeping and is willing to work Two
years experience. Graduate of Gray's Port
land Business College. Good references fur
nished. Address CHAS. f. ALLEN, Show
hogan, Maine. jel3d2w*
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WANT TO LEASE a small farm for term of
,ro' years. suitable for raising poultry and
Ss s4e within 10 miles of Portland. Ad-
HALE. Press office. ISL
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WANTED-First class chef and lady Yege-
w table cook would like position, best of
recommendations have served as steward in
1lrst class hotels. Apply at II Chestnut street.
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WANTED-A position by rotary sawyer !:
w also used to planners and watchers. Best
of Preferences Supplied. LEWIS JORDAN,
Upper Gloucester, Me. iii
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WANTED--The public to know | have 800
and girls for ali branches Of hotel work; 50
girls from Galway that will go in the country
Apply Immediately to 800 IL Congress ST.,
MRS. PALMER'S office 81
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EREE DINNER SET-Ladies. send us your
express you 1875 Of our sweet and exquisite
Arabian Perfume Packets din powder form to
scent gloves, handkerchiefs, clothing; etc. to
sell among friends at 10 cents each. When sold,
remit us the money (after deducting express
charges) and we will send you for your trouble,
lovely decorated English dinner set OF 100
pieces full size for family use). Each set is
flower pattern. The shapes are OF latest style,
which every lady will appreciate. Order at once
and name nearest express Office : Address,
ARABIAN PERFUME CO., Drawer 81, Bridge
water, Conn. 1871
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FOR sALE-To CLOSE an estate, few good
mortgages paying per cent. GEO. c.
HOPKINS, IS - Exchange St. 81