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forthe purpose only costs but JS^ cent-^The article we refer to U Chamberlain ^^Colic Cholera and Diarrhu-a Hemedy. It^U a certain cure for cramp*, coli:, cholera^morbus, dysentery, diarrtnts, bloody tiux,^cholera infantum, and bowel complaint in^all ita forma. No family can afford to be^without it during the summer months as^great suffering and ev.-n lif^* may be saved^by it before a physician could be summoned^or medicine procured. l^o not delay, but^procure it at once, before it is forgotten.^Kor sale by H. M. Parcben A Co.
COLONIZERSMUST BE CAREFUL.
Turkey* Possessions in Egypt Must^Not be Disturbed by Dr.^Peters' Party.
Btiii.iN, Aug. 15.^The Nortn ^ierman^BaMSMfa Bismarck's organ, referring to the^impending meeting of the German Colo^^nial company, sajs angry protests against^the action of the British officials is politic^ally undesirable. England, the ^,szette^says, will eventually set matters ru:ht If^lierniany had beeu eoDsolidaU-d *h- might^have pointed out the weight) objections^againut Uie ^ierman EnnnrWiM . xp dJUon.^^ .r-noar.y smsbM regret the exp-dition^adopting political aims or .-ncroactiioir on^British ^pher^-s or mtere.-'s. England's^friendship was of more vain- to ^^, rmany^than all the expedition could obtain on the^upp^r Nile. If Dr. IVters intends forcibly^or jointly with Emin Pasha to se.ie the^provinces secured to Turkey and Ek-ypt by^treaties, the enterprise will fall umter the^operanor, of the lawn of the countries^whose interests are prejudiced.
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