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THE MINERS REPULSED
Lives Lost During the Attack
at Oliver Springs.
TROOPS HASTENING TO THE SCENE.
A ltattln Ileluern 8nlilltin nnil Miners
I'.ippclnd aiie I'orly Guard Within
I tin RtockBilrs lien I -c.l Slimy Ulllltln
mi'ii Unwllline to Go to tlix I'mnt.
Chattanooga, Term., Aug. 17. Tho
most Intense excitement has seized upon
mo people oi this city. Col. Woolford,
i.strido of a weak-kneed horse, lias boon
M-ourlng tho city nil day for mon. Small
details havo been doing duty trying to
conscript men for service, but almost
Without avail.
Tho total number of men who loft last
night did not reach 50. Their cqulpmunt
was almost a mockery of modern war
faro The militiamen evinced no eairer-1
ness to enter the service of tho country.
Unwilling soldiers were hauled from mi.
der beds nnd other points of Vantngo
where they hud taken refugo from con
scription officers.
Oliver Springs, whero the latest out
break has occurred, is a llttlo inhibit?
town In Anderson county. It is on tho
Wuhlen KIdgo Road. Tho defenses con
sist of a block-houso and ubout 40
guards.
About breakfast tlmo tho minors cams
to the stockade. They demanded tho
surrender of tho place. "Come and tnku
us, was the answer sent by Superinten
dent Karris.
rirewnsnt onco onnnpri. Rnvon i,i,n.
dred miners on one sldo glanced down tho
barrels of their wepons, nnd streaks of
flame leaped from tho muzzles as the
leaden messengers sped toward tho block
house. The Kitards mnnfullv nniu-om.!
nnd the sharp crack of tho rifles struck
terror to tno hearts of the assailants.
A flag of truco was run tin. Print TTm.-
rls respected It and called to tho leader to
come aud talk with him.Both sides rested
on their arms while tho WOUluIitl tram
removed.
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ABSOiWfTEttf PURE
SUBMARINE SILKWORMS.
MolluakB Which Woavo Wondor-
ful Threads of Silk.
THE TOWN WIPED OUT
Fire Fiend's
Ravages in
rhar, Del.
Del-
MANY FAMILIES ARE
No Apptii-Htun In fl, rc fr uxtn.
frutililiig Hie I'liinif. .. Alii Flnnlly
Cuiiim J'r.in, oiliar TowmA. ti'ire
111 rlli Klllml.
Au Interesting Chapter on tho Habits and
Uses of Strnugo Buhmnrlno Crea.
tares Queer Method of
Propagating Mussels.
"The mussel may well bo called the
'spinner of tho sea," said a conchologist
to a Washington Star writer "It
makes and weaves Its silken threads
very much as the spider does. An im
portant part of its anatomy Is a
Blender and very muscular foot of
I triangular shapo, under and be
. hind which Is a gland that secretes a
viscid and half-liquid fluid. This fluid
I runs into a groove In thd foot, where It
quickly 'sets' and becomes a Arm thread.
, The thread is pulled out by the with-,
drawing of tho foot, another thread Is
I fqrmed, and so on until tlio mussel has
tied itself securely by
I strong cords.
"It is very interesting to seo how tho
- mussel manages to elimb up tho perpen-
dlcular sides of rocks or piles by means
I of theso threads, which are stretched
out and attached by the foot, one after
1 another, in tho direction in which tho
animal wishes to climb, each one being
fastened a llttlo higher up than the last.
xnus tno Heavy shell is drawn up grad'
Dr-uiAit. Del., Aug. 17. This town is
almost eomplotoly wiped out. as. tho ro
rnlt of a disastrous (ire here yesterday nf
ternon. Trie loss will reach $.'100,000 and
the iimurtince is less than ouu-third thut
amount.
FRENCH FEMALE CONVICTS.
y Marrying Follow Convicts Thoy Can
Escape Confinement In Prison.
French femalo prisoners aud convicts
nro treated with more kindness, on tho
whole, than persons of their cla-s in
Englnnd. says nn exchange. Their
matrons and wardresses are Augustino
nuns, whoso rule, though firm, is gen
tier, more merciful nnd more steadfastly
equitable than that of laywomen could
bo. Tho femnlo convicts are allowed
tho same privilege as tho men in tho
matter of a earning money and buying
who are young also enjoy a privilege , 1 .. - "waro liailroad Com-
not granted to female convicts In othe? "n h, m' Uelm"r tel, awl
nnnntriptl,nt i.i i,i i rrom 0 to 40 dwellings.
vided for them by the stnte-oulv tlir-ir ,VirV? 1',,,uflrL'l Vllo are homeless atul
husbands must be convicts. Kverv six . 1 "... i ,1
Aid from Salisbury, Md., came, but the
flremuaeould do little else but watch tho
town go to ashes, as tho water supply wos
limited and two feeble streams thai, were
played upon tho burning mass of frame
buildings wero converted to steam before
the wnter fell upon tho fire.
lhe burned nrea comprises about three
will be paid for a recipe enabling
'""i- utrr axtsiK 1J LACK
HOMELESS, ing at such a price that the retailer
can profitably sell it at ioc.a bottles.
it present tlie retail price is 20c.
Acme Blacking is made of pure alcohoL
other liquid dressings are made of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to make it without alcohol
10 that we can make Acm f. Blacking as cheap
as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack,
ages like many of the water dressings, and
then charge for the outride appearance in.
stead of charging for the contents of Lha
bottle?
WOLFF & HAypoi,pn. Philadelphia,
lithe name of a paini of which a i- hnt
is enough to make six scratched and dIIed
1. . -i. : , 1. 1 , , - . .
- ' - - "--iiuir wuitu no ctnpr paint can do.
AH retailers sell it.
earllily beloiigiiigs. The
months a notice is circulated in the ft. n . IV' "lre m uud ttaMy
1 , . 1 . 1 v. unci. uut.
uji.iu iiciuiuniianes calling upon nA Tlie
women who feel minded
ever so many
New Caledonia and bo married to make
an application to that effect through
me governor, riiderly women aro al
ways prompt In making such applica
tions, but they aro not entertained.
Tho matrimonial candidates must ba
.young and exempt from physical Infirm
ities. Girls under lonir Knntnnnoa rn ill.
ly catch at this method of escaping from
ivuu uiioicrauie tedium of
and tho pretty ones are eort.iln
upon n.'i llie oriirln of tlie Mm u ,nnn,ui .
, !... 1 , . -i'"3v. i.u
u ii-om u cigarette stump thrown
I
It is impossible to MtrW Tnnr, uallv in much tho same mnnnnp n thnt
miners wero wounded nr ttiiio.i Twn cmnlovcd bv somo Knlrirm i, cn 1
guards wero slightly hurt. Oulnt tiiPn pending an unusunllv larrrn wlntlm Vn
reigned, aud hurried messages were sent would hardly Imagine that so small a
to the scene. A comnauv Iran KnS.Uli " "I SP1D?.,n? an.a "B
'" "ciitio tno battle ground.
A bloody conflict
pected.
is momentarily ex-
MANY DIED OF FRIGHT.
Tsrrlblo Kiperiouuo of Cholern Patlants
In a Russian IIospllul.
Moscow, Aug. 17. Tho horrors
of a frightful storm have heen added to
the misery aud suffering caused hy the
Minlofn nf MUI XT 1
.vv v ill,!!, iHIYLUIUU, r.- 1. mt . .
Tho storm was one of the mnt fri,-l,t. "TS .?asonry. 18 e.ntlrely
ful that has over visited that region, it "J? ?
oi tins humble mollusk Imvn l.nr-r,
turned to a most valuablo account. At
tuo town of ilideford,
a long bridge of tw
crossing tho Torridge river. Tho tides
flow with such swiftness at this bridge
that no mortar will hold tho masonry
of the arches. Hut tho corporation of
tho town keeps boats for tho purpose of
put, on tno governor's list, no matter
how frightful may bo tho crimes for
which they have been sentenced.
Tho only moral qualification requisito
is to have passed nt least
two years in the penitentiary. Tho
Belectcd candidates have to sign
engagements promising to mnrry con
victs and to settle in New Caledonia for
tne remainder of their lives. On these
into a tablet of waM.ii nuni.r ti. i,. .......
of the villagers aro nearly all frame struc
tures. Ono fireman, James Venn of Salisbury
was instantly killed by a falling chimney
and beveral iwrsons aro missing, some of
whom aro believed to havo been burned
allvo and many aro Buffering serious in
juries and burns.
IVlllllini I. ' fmnn C..l m ,
prison life, -Delaware House of ltepresentatives, tele
irtaln to bo pTlied to Mayor Willey of Wilmington
lust night as follows:
"lown entirely burned,
send us something to entl"
towns 1S 1,0UliuB lu from tUB surrounding
the
Wilmington
Can't you
r m7 Pmm
, in Devonshire, Z conditions government transports them 'ZVr ICrTl.
-enty-four arches s?vef, Ulcm a dci;cnt "tfit and a tick- dcZi ,- "f
e river. ThfSS STave when they 1 and at Noumea. tllT ? ?u' tl,e . 1
Their marriages aro arranged for them
by the governor of the nnlnnir
has a selection of well-behaved convicts
ready for them to choose from, nnd each
gin may consult Iicr own fancy with-
BIG LUMBER FIRE.
TI... - .
"iimenso xarus at Mcludcon, VL,
any uestroyed.
iUCixnoEs. Vt., Aug. 17. -Fire started
in the box mi . , of the Counertinnt. mva
m.. and after
lines finirklv
Piiiu io me inmuer piles containing
'J' luur lu vo minion root of lumber.
Kiro eiiKinon cama from Tinmnt w i
ville, St. Johnsbury und Lyudonvillo, but
ivcid puweriess to arrnt. tin. fln,..u
ormging mussels from a distance, which P "i "cr own lan?y witli- niIo . T '
nro applied to every Interstice of tho lu ce;tain limits, for tho proportion of SlitoK bLni l ry luwter Wtts cora
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ram .mi,,l ,... ,1 . . ... . ....-..(, ....tau., uiou uiv.iivtssyim, ami
and fury HEtaT taSta T a crime, p .nlshab.e
able to resist. remove any of
Tho cholera hosnttal wns full r,r irrl.i . , . .
patients, many of them in a dviiitr con- 41 .""""0 -pum. "10 urst row days of
dition. 'As they heart the rofr 5 tl" ",C r "S"?" free-swimming ani-
hurricane somo of them netnnlitr nr am' auer "elag hatched from the
fright. cBgs, mussels usually fasten themselves
lho terrible nolso nf Hm nnnm.i,in together and to a common oblent,. an n
Btorm was soon followed by tho storm it- to form lare clusters. Thus, by means
settlers, or time-expired soldiers and
sailors, instead of by convicts. In such
cases tho governor can assent to a mar.
bolf, which crushed in a largo part of tho ot n multiplied system of ropes they rmff0 on,y ou cooM""" that tho femnlo
cholera hospital, like an eggshell, hurl- secure so firm an anchorage as to bo- convct'H frco lvcr BhaU placo himself
hoio 10 resist tno most violent storms! , t'1"'""" 01 a ucicew) weave man
uowever, tnoy can let go when thev u"ucui'u never 10 teavo the col
uub w. uuu rm1!! nmnr until th.nti-j -
three to one. bf eon if i Si u,e llreis ""known. It
lt, , , , ., " nn.-, uuoui uio largest llros tliat ever on-
itively declares that none of the aspi- curred in this section. Loss, about $00 -
rant bridegrooms submitted to her in- 000; insurance, 0,000. '
spection have met with her approval, Tll l shop will be rebuilt. The com-
tho governor can only shrug his shoul- Paa.y ls one of the largest in New England
ders In tho usual French way. It has . ims wills at tiix l"mts ou tho Couucc-
happened moro than onco that pretty 1 Kivcr-
,.5 -1 ., 1 I , ,
..uvu wooeu uy warders, frco
ing tlio beds and wooden wnlla Intn
mass of min.
From the debris came the shrieks nnd
groans of the victims, a number of whom
died while tho work of rescue was
going on.
IS IT CHOLERA!
Excitement at tillllniitr, Sttcli., Over n
ltupurtril Can.
Stiliavatuii, Mich., Aug. 17. Great
excitement is occasioned here by tho
ueuiu oi josepu L,upien last night at hU
a better resting place. Their closely'
Kiiineu colonies uo much to prevent
wear and tear by tho waves on certain
I portions of tho sea coast LiUo oysters
they entertain small parasitla crabs,
which make their homes in the shells of
tho living mollusks. Theso little crusta
cean boarders are of a different species
from tho oyster crabs. Young seals do-
yuuu largely tor lood upon tho big arc-
works wonders, and thero
IRON HALL'S BANK ASSIGNS.
It Wishes to fri.vriit. ,H Kumori of It,
FiiikU tu lliillunupnlls.
Philadelphia, Aug, 17. Tho Mutual
Surety Trubt and Safe Deposit Company
in which a large amount of the funds be
longing to the Order of the Iron Hall is
Outfit that very properly contains a supply 0J
Root
Beer
winch adds to the enjoyment of all the other
dainties, and makes a ..cnic a picnic indeed.
t3 i;acKa2 makes 5 gallons of this
Hires5
very popular beverage.
is as good a the cenuine H,R. ""'""'o"
is no instancoon record of a man having Zy l 1Cn Us Uoors rester
.v.Uo.u uuiupiy witn ineso conditions The director
when onco ho has fallen in lovo.
ABE LINCOLN'S STEPMOTHER, j
Odd Clronmstancra Connected with Ilor
..iarriaSe lo Ills Father.
had inniln nn nBlm,mnni
l .1.. l - .. . T..1" "
ui iuc ueuuui, ru tuo stockholders and
depositors to A. E. Stockwell, of this
city, attorney for the bank.
Neither President
Hayes could bo found, and it is believed
Abraham Lincoln Was seven or eight Jm T or"'er.u'19 for Indianapolis
years old when his father Thomas ifinl " l'Bt "'S J llV l "'hich
coin, mitinl x. r " -'" ""pieiiie justice.
, MUiH ivuii Liiuixy LU m
tota crm of rf ,,en'alaJy north as Point Harrow, in tho Arctic Tho year following her death, the Iron Hnlbu J101 g Compauy and
least, saomlnKveryia cW v inhu. Sfean' a lhe coast of Alaska and a. ya writer in tho Christian Union; a director of tta bank. mVMlTl nd
It. - ' """"' "a mgoi sound mussels eon. iu returned to EUzabet.lititvn ahkbu auout the reasons for thH n
Hov. Father Durand. nf ti, p.i. t"o only molluscan supply, there . search out, if possible, a former
Catholic Church, who spent some tlmo oysters and very few clams In neignuor and friend, Mrs. Sally Johns-
among tho cholera sulTernrs nf Tt.ilw
or tlntio years ago, pronouncod lt Asiatic
Cholera.
Lupien was 111 less than 25 hours.
13R ".'!.?'"'' tnU Wlo Orofn. I'MI.
lT iuVcV;1; i T,.i ! k' i1 J'""""" I" cure Urt
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A Cintly llnrlal CusLet.
Danhuiiv. Conn.. Aucr. 17 ti, i,.i-
of Russell HeniHlict, who died in Austria
iiuy M, roncnou here JUonday in Ksolid
silver casket, elaborately emlmllialiud
with gold. On the top is a gold crucifix,
two foet long. The oaket is carried bv
moans of eight gold handles and is sup
ported by six lion's leg. Festoons of
Bum nowers nro, draped around it. On
that regijn, and tho native women and
children aro constantly gathering them.
"The Alaskan method of cooking
mussels Is to boil them. A bunch of
ton, twenty, or perhaps forty pounds
.vujgiii, is put into a pot and when tha
OQitrTt.
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VIGOR OF MEN
Ew!!! fERMANENILI 'RESIOROU
ft im. rli lUastth, 4afinB..i u. .1
t I1UUU
rklUJsllU,
n very wealthv mn. im
years in AuMriu. Ho was
city.
lived many
burn in thiH
(cliHi. wrj, lie
; ! tell SWIM for 14 00.
ir.
i urr
times tno bivalves nro nmcinH nlcn
Thoy aro very little prized as an article
of diet on tho Atluntio coast, partly be
cause such a wealth of oysters and
clams Is at hand, but tho aboriginal In-
umoh tt JZt colt. Mr BeVZei wl J? .th, moullds of sl's pos-
...n v.u.Jt ,ra u, ciiuimii, ituisuj, wiueli
remain to this day The Delaware, and
doubtless other tribes, employed inuwel
shells, tho odgos of which wero sharp
ened on the gritty rock, for plncors to
pull out their beards with.
"Mussels aro much used abroad as
food. Thoy aro bred in Franco in in
closures of sea water, frames aud hang
ing ropes being submerged for them to
attach themselves to. At Intervals
those ropes or frames are haulod up and
made to yield their crop For tho same
purpose 'parUs,' as they aro called, are
planted In tho shallows of tho North
son. Trees, from which all but tho
larger branohos have been cut, aro
Btuck into the bottom at such a distance
from shoro that the upper portions of
them shall bo laid baro at lower water.
After four or flvo yoars they aro raised,
stripped and replaced with othors. In
tho bay of Koll, Germany, one thousand
tons of mussels nro nils. I In ,i cln,nn-
fashion yourly. Mussels aro propagated
In tho Adriatic on ropes extended be
tween polos rammed into tho ground,
lho ropoa aro stripped oucu In eight
months. Tho mussel beds of' Ureat
llritain aro worth hundreds of thou
sands of dollars annually
"The mollusk, which has been poetic-!
ally eallod the 'silkworm of the bea,' Is !
a mussel of the Mediterranean, known
to bcience as the 'nlnna.1 It snlnft n IHnrl
of thread so beautiful and fine that In
Sicily tho material is woven Into gloves
and stockings. 'Those articles are very
costly, and havo not been thouuht un
worthy presents for a pope."
ton, whom, unon Inmilrv. h t ,',1 .a.Bam.st tne 'Iron Hall at Indianapolis and without a nandW In hU X 2,:"
still a widow, and to whom he at onco eneyis onlnolTn th ( "i" tder'S A11 drafisls are thorirf ic Tili t on a" poZ
sma IHsiSw B?-v
.hjtzi
shells gape the waters poured off, you very well, Tommy LincolnT Wlmt of the k ' t tS
people gathering around und picking ; brought you back to old Ken- lllll'u,"l'olls- Mr. Kruinbhaar, State Su- It will cure you. If your child has the Tcronn.
out tho meat with thoir Angers. Some- tneky?" "Well," said ho, In answer, i;erimeJnt of Banking, has been work- or Wiooping Cough, use it promptly, and rehVf
"my wife Nancy ls dead." "Why, you
ing with tho plaintiffs, with th inwlni.,.
don't say sol" "Vos," said Mr. rnnnln .... untl?" wrecking this institution
wif. n .. Tnr rr :r." rrr-,l- """'won that
i'"" i"b, inns. " naBiKiiineiit wis made.
for another wife;
Johnston?" "Yes," replied Mrs. Johns
ton, "I like you, Tommy Lincoln."
"Do you llko me well enough to marry
mo?" "Yes," she answered, "I like you,
Tommy Lincoln, and I like von well
'lhe bank in mv (minimi la ivufn.
solvent and able to pay dollar for dollar
all around. The directors, however, can
not permit their Nfemut and securities to
go out, of their juriMlictioii aud thus com-
enough to marrv you, but I eun't marry f.?.. .1 . ".eK"'"r" 10 ' to ludittuapoiis
1 Iir Iliirrlion, t Laon I.uUh.
LoonLakb, N. Y.,Aug. 17. President
Iliirrison npparently does not wenry of
Loon Ia!ke and the wild and romantic
fccenery hereabouts. Each morning h0
takes his utiual drlvo, always ucooin
panled by Mrs. Harrison. To-day tlio
drive was longer than usual and the
route different. Mr. Hendricks, Col
lector of tho port of New York, was tho
first prominent politician to call on Mr.
Harrison. He came yesterday, nnd at
once huld a long Interview ' with tho
President. Just what his uusinus wui
oould not bo learned, but It is supposed
to relate to some campaign work on the
part of President Harrison.
Inuianapoijs, Aug. 17. Sunrama Ac
countant Walker of tlie Iro,, Hall was
usked to-day by u rrpoiter what eflectthe
woi,imiMiii of icceiver will liavo 011
uruer. -it means good lye
jro W he. "A iwiiver
" " Plmin. 1 do not believe an
Ijibor Vnilurutliiii oai'ura Chosen.
CiiESTEn, Pa., Aug. 17. Tlie State
Federation of Labor in session llflrn nlu,-
tcd the following oillcemi E. K fln.
wuld, of Uiueiister. nrmuilonl! fil,u,.i...
W. beltzinael. of ItBadini?! J .T fi..n.
gher, PhiladHlphln, and George F. Kirk
Chester, vice-proaidents; J. J. Johnson, ot
Allegheny City, wcretury and treasurer.
Altoonu was selected as tho next place of
meeting.
The I'urls Cub Strlka.
Paius, Aug. 17. Nine-tenths of tha
cabmen have Joined the strike, Hun
dreds of carmen ara also quitting work.
There has been no disorder, Tho city U
sufferiug great Inconvenience and loss ot
tjioney, as tourist ara leaving the hotels
U large numbers ou account ot tbt dlffl
( alty in g ett lug- equipage.
jmunow. "wuy not?" said he. "no-
cause I am In debt, and I could never
think of burdening the .man I marry
with debt; lt would not be right."
"What are those dobts?" said ha. Sho
told him of. tho sums, "which," said
sho. "I have all down here I
count bpoU." On lookiiiir It, nv hn olir wltu will Iw itlaowl Oil tllH ktAlwl
saw that her debta ranged from sixty V ,Ue evidence of Ut. Souierby and
cents to a dollar and a quarter, and '"8 l,r,1,ni""",y statement before the
amounted In the gross to wmeUilne- Judge Howe, were sulfl-
small thin-rs. Ho auooeedod in putting , ,
the little booklnto his coat pocket w C,""r,"" "' lm.i...
without attracting her attention , ,Wt8'1"T0i,,i " r '""nrn Car
awl wont out, looked up the various r f fi'W"!!!1 National Commit-
parties and paid off all the litUeTums .tlS'uSttoni
ncrdiugto the memorandum. and ro- .CnUTde , '
turned In the afternoon wiU, the ae- ploye. took advauta. of tu, VlrtuX
know odgmenUofpaymenU In full. On to give lain a rlatwring f.uwell. Mr
Ills retunilng the account book she ox- Carter expressed roseate views about the
olalmod: "Why, Tommy Lincoln, havo Wapublicau situaticu lu Now York. He
you gone anil paid off all my debta?" Hi'1 ,Ue National Committee was oount-
"Yos," he said; "and will you marry mo i?J?f m"Jonty f""u 20.0U0 to
now?" "Yes." aald she. nnd thv ",IKW for t,arrUon. There was no ground
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druecist for
CUT! r I III .(Tiits T " .
jiio-uu o mnu, t rice 10 cts., 50 cts. ana
$1.00. If your Lungs are sore or liack lame
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cts.
For sale by C. 11. Hageubmoh.
thev vir
uiarrit-ti uw next morning at nlno
o'clock. Mr. Hayc-raft. the narrator of
the story, was present at the ceremony.
lie Your Own Doctor,
It won't oo.t you . nn ha l - much T)o
not delay, t). nd threo 2-cont nmis for
potairo and wi wi 1 tend you Dr K ull
an' grf t w. rk, fine c lcrei l to- (r ni
lilo, on dieca'P, iti cam . and bon e , urn
Address A. V Ordwsy & C .. B .'on.
Mass,
2w
for uneasiness about Mr. Piatt's attitude.
lhe National Committee wus informed
that Mr. Illume would make two or three
peeuliea for Hamsun.
Jam
Oniiorul llumvil's CuuUitlun.
1'KKKsiciLi, N. Y., Aug. 17. General
1 V llusted oassed 11 niilnt. ,i.r
and rested rouifortaMv savo a few nerv
ous mom nts at Intervals. His physi
cian informed a I mted Press reporter
this morning that the Ueaeral's condition
was about tne same. There ls no change
for tho worse aud there is no very decided
Improvement,
HEED 1 WARNING
Which natura ls constantly giving in the k!iu,.j
f iMila, pimples, eruptions, ulcers, etc. Theso
now that the hlond in contaminated, anil some
ta"oe miiwt he gien to relieve the tnnible.
8Sf3 tho remedy to force out these tHit-
ifltS Bon,!' a,,a enHul" you to
GET WELL.
I have had for years a humnr in my blood,
which made 1110 dread to svx e, as small boils or
nu,imwouiii iwfut.tiniscausliuf the Bhaiuto
roai, annoj anw. Al ter taktiii; three hot Jt
xvs Iji e H all i li'.ir ami smooth U' it
should Ivapiietlta splendid, si.
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11 from the use o. 8. S. s. b
Chas. He itov,73 I.aurelst . Plilh
Treatise on l,l.d nnd skin diseases nulled tree
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