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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

j H. cAR1wEiGHr selis the CcnniDe
Springfield Watches, 50 Justly celebrated
Give him call b"fpre ,uu buv a watch
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
~ tsAI.E1<. NJ. ID,

DHiSlCIAN A>u SURGEON. Once IN uo.d's
/ Block over .,ellers store, corner OF HIGH and
eae.tnut streets Mineral Point, "s ParticulsI
snentiou paid to Operative Surgery. INili~ie
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

All persons knowing themselves in =
i"h'ed to me, either hv note or book
account ars requested tn call and s"',e
hv the ooh dav Of this month An bills
outstandin, after that late will lie placed
in the hands Of 4 collector, for collection
with costs. A INV business must lie
wound up 10 that dat"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

Tnt largest stock and best quality of
e'ock- j. 10 J." found AZ Dagev's All war.
ranted, aud prices rosonai,ic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

MrCH money u wasted brcause huyers
don't know ihst il con hc saved by hnyirg
Carpets etc. ~ nrllcrs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
n. SM ELK + r.,

.4TTuRhkT ar La " AND
pUBIIC. Highland. Iowa County. Wis
y Convr, ancing and collections promptly attend
- =, vol XXv-no23tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

Wool ADVANCING ~ -''arpe,s, ply and
ingram, at old prices at Deilci's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
N ". LINENS. JOHN LlktN'
". ". d JOHN LIk EMS

A TTUIN MY AND COUhsELLUiS At LA"
a MiuereI oint, Ms. Practice in the |. :.
and .,at, Courts and attend 10 agencies and ccl-
lsctiuus IN all pa 5 Il the tate.
Office N Lenahsns' Block, opposite the r's'
4 a., II 2ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
E\OCII EVANS
rF'NN7T IT T ' Y W
Linden, Wis, March list. 1873 --3 W

BrsINEss For SALE Any one deSrons
OF purchasing good retail business. " itl
stock, in Mineral Point, can earn of nm
opportunity hv calling on or addressing
the Editor Of this paper Capital re-
qnir"d not large, None need npnly un-
less they 'mean business Curiosity
hunters will receive no information. OFF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
}. Il. NGFFMT"U', NJ. e..

DuSSlCIAN Nd II RECON Office in Nofet's
i Drug Store, High street, Mineral Point HxS-S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
llEAR MIR. Milburn, the Blind orator
at the NJ T. Church. saturday evening

TUE Sterling (lil) Gazette SAYS Nv
II Bennett is candidate Tor Mayor
fhr announcement Is wholly without our
know ledge or consent, and We don't
thank the Gazette for lis publication
". H. Bennett is not IA candidate for
Mayor, and We warn the Gazette that
we won't pay for election tickets, and
won't nc ,ept the Office ii elected. II il
unreasonable to expect u- TO leave our
business and 90 away down there for
such petty Office AS Mayor Make ns
Memher Of Congress or Governor, and
We may consent tu accept.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

A TTORNEY AND CUuNSELL0R AT LAW, and
"A Agcntf-rN \. " Mutual Lille Insurance Conpshy
.oa Rruuhlic Fire Insurance Company. Once oppo
u,e the City Hall, up stairs Mineral Point, Wis.
XXl-SS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
REESE g. GARTER,

A TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, Dodgeviile,
y Wis. Mtll practice in all the Courts OF 'tls
STATE. V"iHN' hooo'!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

RfAs For S,Lr, at the Mineral Poin
CITY Mill, at 30 cents per hundred; or
viii trade Bran for Wood
WIN. h. DAVE.
March i,h, 1873. r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

Nix ALDERMAN SHEPARD informs us
that owln. to a prosi-iun IN our City
Charter il il not possible for the City tn
raise money or orders a i being done
ia the tnwn, When the new rharrcr il
passed which is lk " 10 he soon. We can
then manage il NJ well q. tie town
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06
COyHssEN 4 L,NYON,
ALIEN WILSON,

TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LEkS, over the
"A Post flee, Mine Al Poin', Wis. 5Z
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

+ OSBORNE & LANYoS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-06

j. STRAclIAS.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-14

feeling and harmony now existing between
the native and foreign born citizens Of this
country, and especially when the manner
In which remedies are proposed for existing
or threading evils, cannot lead to any prac-
teal results.
8. That the delegates who were noml-
mated on the third day Of August to attend
the German Convention to be held at Aus
TN on the seventh instant, are not repre-
senting the sentiments of this county,. and
cannot be said to represent more than thirty
six voters, which is the number that voted
for their nomination.
4. That We hold it to be our duty to act
in unison with every American citizen ir-
respective Of race, nationality or color.
whose object is the welfare Of the whole
country.
5. That Walter Tips ESQ.,, of Austin.
formerly one of our fellow citizens of New
Braunfels, be requested to hand these reso-
buttons, as our protest, to the secretary of
said German Convention when organized.
there to be read in open convention.
8. That copy of the proceedings of this
meeting, and the original containing the
signatures of those who signed the forego-
ing resolutions, be retained by the secre-
tary, and that all papers friendly to our ef-
forts will please copy.
Here follow the signatures of 100 OF
our Oldest and best citizens
Subsequently the meeting adjourned sin1
die.
A true copy of the original.
G. DRESS,
Secretary of meeting.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
AI-CTIN- COTrN-

4 20
The undersigned, IS agents and attorneys In fact,
Of General Dabney II. Marry Of Nashville Tennessee
viii on the first Tuesday tsec0nd day Of September,
A. d. 1919, Oier for sale and sel for cash, United
States currency and AZ public outcry 20 the highest
bidder, az the court house door In Belleye Austin
county, Texas within legal hours, Four Hundred and
Sevenysix Acres Of land In said Austin county, de-
scribed as follows:
Being part OF the league Of land granted to John Lit
tie and part Of the league granted to r. NJ William
son, the west side Of the Brazos river about six
mies below the town OF San Felipe beginning u the
south corner Of the l0O tract conveyed By james
Hillyard 10 Jasper Hensley, by deed daied -:
thence north ~, east 1906, varas 10 the south cor
ner OF the go acres, part OF said 100 acres sold by
William Green, as sheriff, TO thence north
44 west SS6sS to the northwest corner OF said
30 acre tract; thence south H. east lf4T Varas 10 the
lower northwest corner Of subdivision No ~ in
Henry Nernies southeast line; thence south Az east
$40 varas to the southeast OF subdi sion NO
~; thence south 451a, S33k yaFas 10 corner In
the south line OF said 1000 acre tract thence south
4l east 2ll6ss VARS 10 the beg inning OF south cor
Her OF said lOO tract containing 40 acres OF land
and comprehending lots Nos. II 10, IA Is ID II lg
49, 20, II, p and 20 Of he Subdivision Of said It0
acre tract as plotted and surveyed by B. F. Elliott
This saleis made under the provisions Of a deed of
trust TO secure the payment Of Twelve Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and Slxty-six Cents (Sl2i2 CO.. with
per cent interest thereon from the first 81 May last
due from DR.. Louis A. Bryan the aforesaid Dabney
Il. haury, trustee In said deed Of trust.
HUNT a. HOLLAND,
Attorneys in fact for Dabney Marry, Trustee
au7 Wit
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THURSDAY. 80. AUGUST "A, 1873 |



Fun lovely end pure - q Nay mc-alug sky
Pun fairs lily thar gladdcns tia cye-
Ful sweet a. z violet that blooms meath bower
Was shs that Lost ~ her young MAIDEN flower.
An. Annie. my darilDgi the duii years creep On:
Your gave q now covered with gruls Ike the lawn;
f0uf mother has LAID her deep mourning aside;
Your lover has taken unto HIM BRIDE.
The house OF your father, where once the-e arose
The sound Of Wild wafng on nights stin repose,
with lights now e shining. and gushes Of Eirfh
TIoai out through ths Windows whence last you saw
earth.
Your sister sweeps b. through the wide open door,
Her silkun dress trails Ger the smoothly waxed aoor
Or which they last bore you, Oh dariIng-so sfHl
So XIX and 70 cOid-o'er that broad oaken SIM
Toar slater looks well tonight. yes-she look. fair
Her eyes shine 20 brightly-so rich her dark hair;
And On ber white throat-eiasping strings Of pu-e
pearl4
Doh faah that woe crescent goa wore mid your eurs.
I 80 wen remember those eurls, sofi and light.
That Coated 20 free on your shoulders 20 white.
And mid the bright waves. from your brow lOoped
away,
That crescent, Ike Luna. IN golden clouds lay.
Al. Annie. my darilngi your sister With grace.
Moves on with her partner oyon very place
Where stood the dark colin, which held you-alasi
Foaf face calmly sleeping beneath the thick glass:
Long iashes Ike shadows, on cold cheeks did rest;
Pale hands were crossed meely upon still breasti
And pale were the lips. lying eighty apart,
For s9 the blood eurded round your chill heart.
on scarce can hear this gay musle's light rhymei
Or zee the swim feet Of the dancers keep time,
eor nlohf AZ that eoln ,fh ,hite ias.nine ,rreafh
The REim head and foot. With chair each beneath
The scent Of the flowers in your sisters dark hair
Doth sickeu my soul 70 the depths Of despair
Let others forget IN the Joy Ofthe hour
Tho one that lost IN her young maiden flower.
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Proceedings OF the Democratic Meeting
&C Precinct No. 3, Travis County.


Ata large meeting of the Democrats of
Precinct No. 8, U. G. Mcintyre was called
TO the chair, who explained the object of
hemeeting, after which Capt. J. B. Kemp
vas chosen permanent chairman, and E'al.
0. Giles, secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to the cleo
ton Of q precinct executive committee,
which resulted in the election of J. B.
Kemp, chairman, Thos. Bird and J. D.
Doxcy.
The nominations then being in order for
justice Of the peace, Jas. d. Esston was
chosen, the defeated candidates pledging
themselves to abide by the nominations and
support the nominee.
d. f. Wadden, J. B. Rodgers, Val. G.
Giles, W. G. Reager, ]. NJ. King, G. Col
vim, ]. B. Pennington, ]. B. Kemp, r. T.
Gault, VIM. Clements, ]. D. Doxcy, L. ].
Woodward and Salem Hancock were Sc
lected as delegates to represent the precinct
in the county convention, and were further
instructed to cast the votes allotted to Pre-
einct No. 8, for Frank Brown for district
clerk, Geo. B. zimpelman for sheriff, and
A. ]. Jernigan for county treasurer.
The following resolutions were offered,
and adopted unanimously.
/. Resolced, That we, the Democrats Of
Precinct No 8, having the utmost confidence
in the Democratic party Of Texas, hereby
express our devotion 20 the principles and
name OF Democracy, and that we regard a
enemies in the Democratic camp all thos'
who shall, either by word or action, ad
vocate the third party movement in thi
State.
3. Rasolred, That, as Democrats and tax
payers, we regard those members of Oh,
Forty-fourth Congress who voted for anS
received the "back pay" as unworthy tn,
support OF true Democrats; and that thel
have violated the trust reposed in them b.
their constituents.
3. Rssoipcd, That the DEMOCRATIC STATEs
NAN and State 6asstt6 be requested to pub
ish the proceedings Of this meeting.
There being no further business before tn
meeting upon motion it.adjourned.
J. B. KEEP, Chairman.
Var q Crna cacretarv
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RoUNp RocK, Texas, August Q. 1s7a.

ROUND Rock, Texas, August 9, 1873.
Editors lStatesman-In our neighbor-
hood, viz, about one mile and a
half from the village of Round Rock, Will
Hanson county, Texas, Mr.. Jack Hamilton
raised last year on several acres of prairie
land 1e4 bushels of corn per acre, and this
year, 1873, in the same vicinity and about
the same distance from Round Rock, though
not on the same farm, Mr.. Otto Weaver
raised Il, 600 pounds of millet to the acre,
and sold it readily at fifty cents per hundred,
(Which is very low for it, thus realizing sew
enty dollars per acre in specie. These facts
can be substantiated to the satisfaction of
any reasonable man. Our neighborhood is
not only thus productive, but we have fine
health and one of the best high schools in
the State, viz, Greenwood Masonic Institute,
which is furnished with chemical and phil
osophical apparatus, splendid building,
and faculty Of competent and experienced
teachers. SUBSCRIBER.
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Fossn RErAEs.-The Pittsburgh Com
mercial says: In Westmoreland county.
several workmen recently unearthed the
petriied body Of \ man. From the abdo-
men upward all was in a perfect state of pres
ervation, excepting a portion of the face.
the right side Of which was filed with IN
Vulnerable small holes, apparently made by
some insect, and presenting a honeycomb
appearance. Merely the outline Of tie
lower part Of-the bodywere discernible, and.
fell to pieces as soon as exposed to the air.
AT the right side Of the body were found
several Arrows, stone knives, and various
other implements Of unknown use, inelud
ing an oval shaped stone, about three feet
in circumference and few inches in thick
ness, and covered with several hieroglyph-
les. Under the left arm was found the
skull of some enormous bird of the crane
pecies.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Within lecal hours, On TUESDAY, Second day o.
September, 1913, VIII sell before the door o. the
court house Of IraEis county, pablo auction . the
highest bidder On credit Of cir months with ap-
ptOred personal security, and mortgage on properly
sold, the following property. VIZ:
i20 acres Of land IN Hin county Texas, patented
10 Smith Newton
SIS acres Of land in HasliH county. Texas out Of
the grant 20 Levi Jackson.
8 Lots Nos. ], = 8 {, s 6 : and 8 IN block No 81
In AuEtin, Texas, with Improvements.
500 feet BY is feet % land q the ]. NJ. Thomas
subdivision, Of lot No f6 IN division d. o. the out
lots Of the city Of Austin, with improvements
5 Lot No. Z, In block l33. IN Austin. Texas.
The above property win be sold In the order % pre-
cedence above set out until enough money Il bid OF al
L Sold the property Of the estate Of j. NJ Thomas
deceased, for the payment OF debts By order % the
District Court q Travis county, granted June Il 1S7
Land viii be sold In tracts OF not than 20 sores
each pias Of which wiz be exhibited day Of sale
Papers must be paid FOX BY purchaser.
r. Il DAVIS,
Administrator q estate Of j. Il. Thomas, deed
AusTIS, August (, 1913. aa7 wit
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VAL. Q. Gn.Ea Secretary.
m RALEIGH IN. @ Sentinel Of the nine


Tn RALEIGH On. CO. Sentinel Of the nine
tenth inst, has the following;
isColonel Jefferson Q. Davis has been
chosen By the First Mississippi Rifles to
serve Is their representative at the conven-
ton cf The survivors Of the Mexican war
81 1876, which Is to be held in Washington,
January IS, 1874"
The Safinel should be better. posted.
Jefferson G. Davis was q Brigadier General
IN the Federal army during the war, and IS
4 Colonel IN the regular army now. His
principal exploit Was the killing Of Gea.
pllpafe eight e the Gait House, Louisville
Ky, in 1853. and recently IN defeating
Capt. Jack, Of the Nodes, and capturing
his army az forty-two warriors. The ~C0l-
cnoln Davis who Is spoken Of, and viii
&onbtIcss Be chosen % represent the AisSis-
sinpi veterans IN the convention referred 80.
9 better known ia this section az Jefk Da-
vie. he commanded the gallant first Mis-
ninsippi regiment during the war with Mex
keo. and covered the American arms with
Rloly e Bucna Vista, BY repulsing charge
81 I5, 900 Mexican cavalry with SEQ 1lissis-
eippiana after the Indiana regiment bad
thrown 6owr their colors and fed the field
tboe sneichine victory out Of defeat. Sub
se9ocnily he represented Mississippi IN both
houses 81 Congress, was Secretary * \ Er
daring President Pierce's admin tfstian,
and daring the i1te war occnpit ftithfully
and vel che Position of President ~ the
-cnlederale Ssetcs- While that arch rene
t Andy johnson Uas pursuing his policy
81 making treason odioas. DC laneOishcd
ID chains II 8 dungeon a. Fortress Monroe
Sc i nov enssred IN priVate bdeiness. All
81 I1sirpIana WHISTLER veterans az the
Mezican var, She lsio va Of any other var.
and the young men VIE ha<e neVe- hcshod
their swords. fcel that he woe,.l do honor
Is 1IissiNinpi end the body q ehich be
was ucn{Sr 81 thar Or any other co.-en-
sion.-.Iie.sa (ls,t) Cizriaa.
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Atameeting Of citizens Of New Baunfels
and Comal county, held on Tuesday Au-
gust 5, 1873, at o'clock P. ~, at the court
house Of said county, upwards Of one hun
dred of its citizens were present.
julius Voelker, ESQ, was called 10 the
chair and the chairman having explained the
object Of the meeting. Nessn. A. S. KeSs-
Ter aud Gen. Pieuffer spoke in favor Of the
following resolutions, which were mani
mously adopted and signed by those present.
WuEREas, We have observed with sur
Prise tall for German Convention IN some
ol our German newspapers, snd IS we know
Of no good o. Talid reasons foF srch sepa.
raie national movement Tor political pur-
poses. Therefore be i
Roipai, That We, es German American
cilirens Of Comal county, il mass meeting
assembled, express cur disapurobafson ii
"a political .1s1anizoflon IA this country.
where their tssis assumes he character 81 q
separate and dislinct nationality.
q Ihat We c1nnot symplthize With any
,Eernlnf towards political orlsnizakioI.
cnld incur the risk 81 producing q
rrliudice and dirpgb the god
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TT IS ORDERED

BY the Court that notice be given by advertisement In
the San Marcos Times in the Weekly San Antonio Her
aid and in the Weekly Democratic Statesman until the
z2th DAY or August 1893 that the District Clerk Of
Hays county, Texas Will receive sealed proposals. not
70 exceed the sum Of five thousand dollars in United
States currency TO furnish all material and build ia
In the town Of San Marcos in said county, according
TO plan and specifications to be prepared and fur
nished by each bidder the Court resevng the right to
accept any one Of said plans and specifications and
the DID accompanying the same or to reject ALL The
contract 70 be entered into TO time of building said
jail and making payment upon the acceptance Of the
bid The bidder 70 give bond in the OF five thou
sand dollars, and to accompany his bid, with two or
more solvent securities.
The said notice to be given by publication of this
order. jy2 W aug25
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'LAMEr' sighed Mrs. Darlington. l'Here
have been suferin' the bigamies of death
for three mortal weeks. First / was seized
with bleedin' phrenology in the hampshire
of the brain, which was exceeded by the
stoppage Of the left YeRtilator of the heart.
This gave me Inflammation of the left borax.
and now am sick with the chloroform NOR
bus. There's no blessin' like that of health,
particularly when you're i'll"
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A SUNDAY SKETCH.

Her head was bowed in prayer,
Her eyes were halfway closed,
In the shadow Of her raven hair,
Her gentle face rcposed,
And L was Wondrous fair!
Her graceful features took,
As motionleas thoy lay,
~ earnest. thoughtful look,
10 beautiful were they,
A Ola pleasant book,
Ny eyea were turned that way,
And therk my gaze would stay.
Bat, what Was passing there
Ny wisdom eould not read;
Was her young b art At prayer.
For discipline or creed
Had she q thought % spares
Perhaps, her busy brain
Was dreaming wide awake,
OF scale devoted swain,
Half dying for her sake,
OF passion. breathed IN vain.
OF hearts TO win and break
Or. bridal, wine aud eakel
God kuowsl His little saints
VIII think Of earth sometimes,
"a well Is be who paints
Their beauty With his rhymes,
Avoiding monrnful plants
OF hard hearts or hard tines
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A WEDDING at Wabash, Indiana. was
postponed an hour. The bride had to
choose between an ugly old man and farm,
and penniless, goOd-looking young man.
She took the young man.
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"DEAR me. How cold it Is up here in
the mountains; nv teeth are fairly chatter
Ing" said an elderly lady. Don't let
them chatter TOO much, aunty.n yelled q
frightful boy of ten years .'for they may
tell where you bought en-.
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''WHY don't you wash the bottom Of your
feet, Johnf' asked grandmother Of a boy
when he was performing the operation be
fore retiring for the night; to which he
gravely replied, ''Why, granny, you don't
think that am going to stand up in bed,
do your
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A CINCINNATI man, at auction, bid of
1910 pairs of cotton hose for his wife, and
he thinks she won't bother him about stock
ings for some months to come.
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ONE morning recently Chicago woman
borrowed $500 of her husband, and in the
afternoon fiuttered under his nose a divorce
that had cost precisely that amount.
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der and arsenic on the same shelf, and her
husband IS careful how be 0lends her.
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TIE Normandy caps which the children
are now wearing have suggested modifca-
ton of the same idea for young ladies.
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BEST OF BEER ALWAYS ON HAND
EEMALE BEAUTY.

Lives there man. lives there woman. 50 lost to
reason that he she cannot admire and appreciate
genuine female beautyf What JOY and delight 70
stand and gaze upon healthy and beautiful wOmani
But can there be beauty without healthf List 70 me-
gSthOurtnur u hiCAiy, 2uhgB suffering leLI1dt1.
II you are annoyed =ith any lingering female CON-
plant and desire Immediate relief procure ct
TWO bottles Of Dr. Dromgoole's English Female Bit
ters and be restored to health d BY druggists and
JRJF RoMGOOLB,
Memphis, Tenn
woman's Medical Adviser, Or IS ceIts. address
above. janelw&d1m
r. Sold IN Austin, Texas, Wholesale and Retail by
Alexander Son. and Thompson & Fox.