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Cheering Reports from Mem
phis.
The Fever Believed to Be Routed,
Letter from the President of the How.
ard Association.
That Bale Of Cotton Still on Its
Travels.

MEMPHIS, Oct 27.-From noon on Saturday to
noon on Sunday tho mortuary report shows
+wontv.a;4 daoths from vo1loxv favor md ciobt
s .1.s $500 T.s.., .,.... 49, r...,..
lfom otncf causo8' 1ton noou on ounoay "
noon so'day tic deaths wero thirteen from yellow
feve1 aud three from othcr causes-a decrease
Of deaths from yellow foyor Of thirtcon.:
I'm for,no,1 IN ,r,nr ,,,.coo +h,a mor,,;ro and
-, s' - 4au' l.asep Was N'e' VA"
tno Ptospae1 III no1o 1a'ofaplo'
A FEW AD8ENTEEa
aro, returning to tho city, but the Board Of
fv,11t,, have not alv,sed ~ vot. On tbe oon-
trafy, tloy aay that It is too carly,
Amonc fhn icnths to-f]ov yna Tietor Fueebe. a
gamo merchant, No now cnges arc reportad at
Pie Howarf]a' IN to noon to-tlay. and they arc
discl,n ,rinsr tho nursos.
p.vnnap1r nrponr.
Mrupu1a 0ct a7-Evoninu .-rnformation
from nj raa1inh1o so,,rces tonn to confirm tho
onnion tt,at TN Yallow IN ok il raniiiv looreas-
m ria warm rain Of vostor11ay lad no effect
tn ;ncronso tin number of now casoa. IA was
fcnre1. On tle contrary. there woro fowor op-
nlicntions for nnraes to-day than since The be-
gginm;nu of the nIarnn. }rho Howards, rooms
Goro ofnwded With nmrsca waitinr auplicat;on.
and 1T mann tho Asnooiation becaR discharrinR
thom -" a,,d thc1o IL avery INSURANCE TINT the
soonr,co s 10 romtad 49, ''
ecou1eo 10 iuu,oq, u,1.. 1.,,o,r. ~ nvcr,,a
,r,,,r,,,s ~ ~ "S 81 miTho " Grand Ghnnce1,or of
~ ~ I..ia,sta ~ - p.th;oa - ponnay1vnn;o r q
1n1 4a''G aasa sa,oa ~ {etin.;;,1 ,r1ar - dsv ~
'unee aseuau 40 ~" 49,. ssho havs -. ro,,v
10 ous II @ de ~ e W. a au o m
, 1873-10-28

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-Tho Price Current
saya: although there is worry little animation
IN tho Wcstern produce md provision market.
is less pressure to roazo than thore waB last
wcok. All stocks ore firm, and being hold more
firmly. The condition OF finances appears to
have nsanlnod n bettor aspect, and a decided I'M
prQx.o
, 1873-10-28

Special Dispatch to 1he Chicago tribune.
PEon1A, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-A driving snoW-storua,
tho tirst Of the ssaHon. haH boen prevailing here
all day. lilo wonther Ia now turning colder.
and the SNOW Ia becoming aloet. Owing to tho
wot condition of tho ground the snow has
melted al fast Us 1t foil.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAvESronr, 1a;;, OCT. 27-1t has m becn A. snow. or.
Ing here nearly Nil day to-day. This is tue first
snow Of tho season In this section OF country.
:. Special Dispatch to Ths chtsaao 3ft9u"e.
CEDAn nAPIpa, Ia, Oct. 27:-1t lB showing
here, and a severe storm is threatened. The
mororry stands at 80 degroes above.
Special Dtspateh to t. 7as &c chtesao Tribune: ~,
season fol- to-day at thiH point.
Special Df.lateh 70 1'hs Chicago 4ri1.snt;
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-A brisk }fali OF i,1 SnoN 4:
commenced hero this morning, a4l Ia still IN
progress. Tile wind is from tho west: ,
WArEn1oo, Iowa, Dot. N,--A light sno" "
falling horo to-day. n,.
DosroH. Oct. 27.-It commenced raining thts
morning, has continued all day, and tonight
with stroug oasterly wind.
, 1873-10-28
ST. LOUIS.
9EN IVVE0t
Xf,kcfa{ Dfat1GttA To I1hA EIicdun Ittib

Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
sr. Louis, NO., Oct. 27.-TAe banks Of st.
Louis all resumed currency payment to-day.
There WAS no excitement, aud no signs Of run
anywhere. ALI have strengthened themselyea
greatly since tho suspension, aud some report
twice Us much currency as they have on hand
in ordinary times. Some bankers any ,that
'thore ID ut present s0,000,000 or 98,000, 900
they haye commonly In their vaults. Nlno hun
dred thousand dollars Of tho ii 400 900 0loaring-
House cerliflcateB have been retired, ind tie
rest will bo withdrawn, it IL thought. without
trouble. II things 20 OH quietly for = few;days,
1t Ia hoped that disoounts wtll bs made as freely
as they wore month ago. Exchange is sold at
Lilo to Il premium.
, 1873-10-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YonK, Oct. 27,-Arfivod, Wyo#'ng' ITO"
Liverpool. ,, 1au rv,ott
and HIIenin from Now York; Scandinavian, from
Montreal, aud Indiana, from Philadelphia heVe
QuEESsrowN, Oct. 27.-Arrlyod ~ Steamship
nI,tu, so1,rnAMrroS, nC s oct.
NEW Yoax, Oct. observation-disclosures MoE'
70 Castle. from uaYana.
, 1873-10-28
SPECIE RESUMPTION.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 27.-Secrotnrv Rich
ardson stated to your correspondent this evon-
inc that ho would begin At once to nav ont s;l-
ro7 T., s,,,,a nv o,cao;r,, OK .,hora rao,,a;,nn.
upon tno a'et7ury ea1' 'oS l1@os,ols VI o.
Under no circumstances ia silver to be
exchanged for grconbaoka or fractional currency,
as in sunposod bv many. No inch purpose las
~ - ~ - c "
ueon ~ ta5 t1.l4o on'oi ]e!uou oS wv eoeiotaiS'
" 1t would be, Baya Ae, abHurd to even think
seriously Of such thing in view Of the fact that
in tho first place there arc only from $3.50 900 to
@ooo.opo "oi'n y. ott'es co'n 20 no" "'A..ap'o'
aaa,ln .ho aeconu naeo, ltwonla a.. lmpossoot 70
coln enough silver IN 1888 than nve years 10 mcct
tue demand FOR elyor coin II general iuiI pay-
menc anu exchan6o LOT EreonpaoRh anu 1rac-
W. DO soon that sho mue1"ta'Rea-ol resumption
IL to ..... -...
7,an p;sa,o AnouNr TO vHnY na1 LITTLE .,,. :, .,,
Jnd6e Hichafason aaysl however, tnat II the
people VII VII oe reasonaolo, aug not MAKE Iush
!ol Ine nttlo silver thAt tno lseSsuEy 1hay navo
- Lay eus. sne aossou u sne uose;...e'ts ~ W.
prove OF utinase asslstance anu Value 70 tne
country nut II fush Ii nlhao 1or Inc coln 1or
the purpose OF hoardng, tho supply will
sGoN M nn . E3n4usTEp' &!1, y, f1;a' r.,
ana no general bohchs Will 10 1elt; no nus TO-
coiVea tolegrams from numerous nanks, asalng
hlm 20 !es slem haYo as MEh as !u ouo Morta Of
sllvoT CON, ous thoso applicants md an iaoa that
80 80 - - r ~ ~ rh.h 49, ~. =, 80 ~.
greehbacke. Ihe 1act la tno secretary saye, thcro
has boon no silver coined th1B month, while there
have poen ABOUT $lo, ,ooo.0oo IL gold coined at
tue Pailadolphla Mint alone. Iho domala Tor
gold ls very largo, and i, almost tho utmost ca
paelty OF tho mlnts VIII 30 exersed TO Keep up
with It. Whon ne uomand Tor go!d colnage
LESSONS. sllser VIII DC colned "a rapidly as pos
slble' ,a
!1o the Assoetassa Pr<ss1
,v,,,aa' Arrn.o13dpSS KY ~ soH 11 s1hsEa & coN.
NAsnlauI9N, 4'.s, ~ z!.-ine Iraasury DePalt.
ntont " W tne attot uooi l!aq not Pa'u oA1 au3
~ h'lf1t ~ tauoy, a'lu Nv otaoi nAo peoh ieGel'ua
~ tuo gasilee TO RAy % o9t o'or the counter OF
, 1873-10-28
GREAT RR|TAIE,

GLASGOW, Oct. 27.-There are no tidngs Of
the steamship Ismalia, now nearly mouth out
from New York, THOSE who are Immediately in
torestod fear that the yoBsol ig lost.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-In rle trial Of the Tioh-
borne claimant tho examination of witnesses for
tho defonHe closed to-day, and the court ad-
journod until Wednesday, when the hearing Of
testimony III robuttal will begin.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Sir Garres Wolseloy has
arrived at Cape Coast Castle.
, 1873-10-28


New YonK, Oct. 27.-A letter from Berlin,
Prussia, shows that that city has not only been
Infected by tho American panic, but is preparing
for ono of its own scandals on tie DourB o. r.
regularity aud insecurity in every brunch OF buBl-
ness prodlgality aud waste among tho middle
classea; great suffering among tho poor i; u
swelling tide Of emigration, and oil forms Of
pecunary diatroaH hang over the uity, and nll is
said to DO owing to nothing less than the specie
inf1ntion. .
LONDON. Oct, 27.-Tho banks on tho continent
hare raised their discount rates.
, 1873-10-28
WASHINGTON.

TlfR JAY oo0KE DANKnUrTCY CAaE.
WAsm1H0ToN, Oct. 27.-In tue District Bill
promo Court to-day Judge Humphreys ordorod q
notice to non-roadonts in tho bankruptcy suit
ngainst Jay Cooke l. Go. Donjamin Bucknor is
tho petitioning creditor. This caHo dilfors from
all others, oitllor in Philadelphia or Washington,
In charging that William q. Tory WAS partner
IN tho Washington house.
LEaALcTENDEnB.
Outstanding logal-toudors $500, ,974 1885,
, 1873-10-28
PITTSBURGH,

1H0N FUANAUE8 HUSPEND OPEnATI0NH.
Special Aspatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
P1TTsDuhoM, Oct. 27.-Thore III much feeling
among manufacturers In this city against somo
OF tho banks which rofuae to negotiate paper at
legitimate rates, aud that have Tho money, but
Charge per cont month. This gives NUM-
ber Of tho mills that hold large aInouats Of good
, 1873-10-28
MEXICO.

BlATAafonA8, Oct. 27.-The forces OF the State
of Coahua!a hive occupied sa1tillo. Since the de-
feat OF Gen. zephe1a, tho doposed Governor,
who has gone to piodras Negras with about alxty
is generally suspended awaiting solution Of
their local lilIiou1tieH
, 1873-10-28
1fJHlFnt1E.

DunuouE. Oct. 27.-The Dubuque Savings
Bank has ordered m assessment Of 90 por cent
yield 800 006 but It is not believed 1t will produce
much.
, 1873-10-28
PERSONAL,

New YonK, Oct. 27.-Joseph Arch atates that
he has been detained In CANADA, aud will have
noxt spring aud summer. He sails for England
shortly.
, 1873-10-28

RostE, Oct. 27.-The JeH.,its will quit their es-
tablishments in Rome Nov. 2, and nearly oil
will so to private houBeB The General of the
Society proceeds to Belgium.
, 1873-10-28

SALT LATE Oct. 27.-BuBlness prospects, moro
encouraging, with generally hopeful fecling.
, 1873-10-28
BUFFALO,.
ABROAD.

BUFFALO, Oct. 27.-H. ". Burt & Co., brokers
and bankers, have resumed business.
, 1873-10-28
The Political Outlook in Franot
Growing Excited.
The Oartagena Insurgents De-
mora1ized.
Arrest of Catholic Priests In Russia.
The Roman Jesuit Establishments to Be
Broken Up Nov. 2.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-In the Dazaine trial, to-
day, tho prosecution announced that it would
not call for evidence as to ovonts previous to tho
12th Of August. Tho President of tho Court, how
ever. ut tho requent Of tho defense, allowed
testimony to DO given relative to tho bat
tlo Of Forbach. Gen. Montaudon aud
other Generals OF Division acknowledged
that Bazaine ordered them to tho assistance Of
Con. Froasard, and varoualy explained their
failure to carry out hiB orders. Con. FtoBsnrd
testified that Dazainn's orders to tho Generals
OF Division were distinct, and thoy wore rospon-
siblo for tloir non-e1coution.
At the opening OF tho sitting N. Regnier wns
cal1od as witness, but lo was not present. 1t
is said that Lis arrest had boon ordered. because
he wroto IN insulting letter to tho Duke d'Au~
male, and he las fled to England.
Delegates from tue DopartmentBof Dordogue,
Cato dor, Vancleuso, and Loiro ct Ohor, whom
President MaoMahon refused to receive, had m
interview with II. Thiors to-day.
Frequent rneotingn Of Republican Deputies
are held. Tho maohnations Of the RoyalBtB are
cauaing great irritation in tho Provinces. Re-
publican potitions, although prohibited by the
Projects, arc circulating everywhere, and boing
numerously aigned by tho most innu ontial oiti4
2ene.
PAn1s Oct. 27.-Tho elections for munioipal
otlicers In several places yesterday generally ro-
Rultcd In Republican succoases.
, 1873-10-28
RUSSIA.

NEW YonK, Oct. 27.-Ilo Baltic Gazette says:
"TLe Russian Government has been obliged to
order arrestB among the Roman Catholic clergy
In the Diocese Of Cholm. A vast poltico-re-
ligioua conspiracy has been discovered among
the clergy.
, 1873-10-28
POLITICAL.
FUL1V1CALt
THIRTEENTH WARD
ALDERMAN.


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Ing confidence In your upsightnoss and ability respect
fully request tho ot nae a. candidate Tor tho
LAW and ORDER.
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, 1873-10-28

FHINt
MADRID, Oct. 27.-1t is reported that tho in.
Burgents at Oartagena ara completely domoral-
Belyes On the return OF tie hoet from Valen-
cia tho crowa Of tho Tetuan and
Mcndez Nuncz mutinod, and several
Of thom were killed and wounded before
eubordination could be rostored Tho on
ginea Of tho vessels arc in a bad condition, and
tho Tisuan iB reported to DO leaky aud making
wator fast. An attack upon the forts by the
Government foet waB expected to begin yestor-
day.
Tho convict soldiory of IntransegentaB also re-
voltod, aud demanded payment and supplies Of
clothing. -
MADRID, Oot. 27.-rhe 1ntranBfgento vessels
obtained 2o,ooo,ooo reals by plupdoring the
merchantmen OF Valencia.
HAVANA, Oct. 27.-A telegram from Spain an
nouuces TINT tho Government is getting steam
transports ready to carry 5000 moro troops to
Cuba before the Both OF November.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18

DEATH OF Col. r. P. PRloE.-This esti-
mabe gentleman, 50 vol known to many
Of our citizens, died AT his residence on
Thirty.thrd street last night. lie was
not the victim of long illness, though
for some weeks he has been in failing
health, and on Sunday evening was in
cheerful converse with friends, when he
was taken with q conyulsion and Ia few
minutes breathed his last.
Col. Price was native Of Virginia, but
has resided for many years in Missouri,
from which State no camo to Texas on tn Q
breaking out Of the lato civil war. After
the close of the war he purchased the resi-
dence Of the late F. A. James, where he
has lived since that time. lie was u broth
er OF the late Gen. Sterling Price, and
was widely known and esteemed for h is
great attainmcnts in horticulture and
stock raising OF large frame OF body
and vigorous intellect, his tastes lie him
to prefer tho scenes of private to those of
public usefulness, and he has always Civ
on ready and helping hand to all meas
ures calculated to advance the general
interests of the community in which he
lived. He has gone full of years, lenving
4 widow aud children, with many friends,
TO mourn his loss. -Gal Civilian.
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A. ......-.--. ~. ~
rs utseasd 20 accommodation Trains between
aou'''h M" n"'un'
Passengers for Waco must take Mail and Ex-
'reM Tram lsas'as houston al 10 m.
Ions, VIZ
AZ iiearns with International X. X, daily (sun.
day.sresptsdl North vt +. 90 p. IN. aud 46a M;
South. at 100 p m. aud 9lb p. m.
Al Waco, with Stages for pstrls, Woodberry
Covisston, Clsbarno. Acton, dranborry, Woathcr-
ford and Jacksboro, Tuesdays, Thursdays and sun
Eor V.,,.S Nils Clin.n w.,i luns' pn W
It'll nv. a,.uh.,.yiIi. ~.
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One morning during the late war, an
officer riding through the woods OF North
Alabama was attracted by tall, lank
countryman who seemed to be using his
best endeavors to reach tho top Of q large
hickory tree. Scarcely had no gained the
summit, when, rapidly dsscending,he star
ted up another tree u few yards off. This
strange proceedings was continued at
least dozen times, the countryman climb
ing and descending one tree after another
for nearly aquarter of n mile. The Off.
Ger at length overtaking him inquired the
cause of his eccentric gyrations. "Wul,
stranger" he answered., 81 was lyin
asleep under yon hickory when n dSrned
squirrel dropped a shell-bark into my
eye. I'm goin' TO worry him till he leaves
the settlement, if die in the attempt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18

How TO FIR COLLARS TO HORSES SHouL.
DEns.-lt is very important to have u col
lar fiji the shoulder of the horse. The col
lar should be purchased of the proper size;
just before putting ii on the first time i'm
merse it in water, letting it remain about
a minute, and Immediately put it on the
horse, being careful TO have the names 80
adjusted at the top and bottom as to fit
the shoulder, and then put tho horse to
work. Tho collar by being wet will adapt
itself to the shoulder, and should dry on
the horse. When taken off it should DO
left in the same shape it occupied on the
horse, and ever after you viii have q
snug fitting collar and no Wounds Val
ley Farmer.
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. - -,
THE AsdoRA GoAT.-The hplr oil this
animal has become SO yalmablS an article
NJ commercs and 40 Iitue Ia known GEN.
IL. ..,. i,
er"''y VI 'n' an' "h''n p0u1',' ~
that the following account from an MAST
Indian letter TO an English paper will In
terest our readers:
Tho Amer. ,o0, 10 n na,,,s ~ costom-
hui wh;os 10 Ina mast nor,hsrn djstriot
~ H. a;a M;nor situated ahont so miIes
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7 AND FOR SALE.


Farm miles Nsrth Of Dallas, 100 acros In cul.
tivation, plenty ofwater and timber.
Farm miles North Of Dallas, 20 acres In cult.
ytion 2 story concrete house.
q Acres IL miles North Of Dallas.
10 Acres mile North Of Dallas.
30 Acres mile North OF Dallas.
32O Acres on Mountain creek, tho J. s. Jones'
A Farm In Polk county, Mo-, to exchange for
A Farm In Lawrence county, Ark, to oxchaI go
for Texas lands.
1Oa Acros mile west Of Dallas.
Residences In the city Of Dallas.
A store-honso on the East side ofthc Square.
Business lots on Main and Jefferson streets
Residence lots In Ill parts Of the city.
$40 acros o miles Il. OF Lancaster, Ann stok
voy.
2O3 acressou,h side Of Duck creek, near tho mouth,
Vim. Reeves Survey.
$40 acre. 10 mloss. n OF Dallas, fine tinbcr; part
ofG. W. shaw survey.
800 acres ID miles W. Of Dallas; part OF Jas Fur.
geson survey.
IsS acres4 miles Northwest Of Dallas, good timber;
part OF v. Dorbin survey.
60 two thirds acres a milos s. W. Of Dallas, part
ofw. p. 0ySrton survey good timber
65 acres 3 miles 4. OF scyene, part Of tho Noah
Henderson survey fne timber.
100 acres IA miles Northeast OF Dallas, improved,
part Off. Moss survey.
rs acres n mile northeast Of Dallas, part of.
Grigsby survey,
8 acres joining tho depot grounds part Of
by survey.
is acres joining city OF Dallas on tho north
Denton County.
900 acres az miles y. OF Louisville, part oil Oiarin'
| da Squiros survey, improved.
Is5 acres In tho s. Il. corner Of county, Joins Mar
tins farm.
Collin County.
| 100 acres In Southeast corner ftho county.
Tnrrnt County.
100 acres on West Fork, 10 miles Y. Of vt. Wer,h.
100 acres on Mustang creek, part Of John Gillilon
survey.
Henderson County.
| 32O acres miles north Of Porters Blum, j. M.
sharpe surrey, improved.
Harris County.
$40 acres en- Green's Bayou, W. A. Lawnings
Headlight.
Hamilton County.
GAO acres miles from the town OF Hamilton, pat
ented to d. d. d. a q. r. RCo.
City Lots and Residences.
House and lot In Sherman to exchange for Dallas
county landsl
Texas lands 10 exchange for s. W. Missouri land.
Saw aud Grist Mill, 20 horse power, to exchange
| for land.
| Land certificates for sale.
AULT, JENKINS 4 AULT.
Jul, ~, is72-45ai.
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IT Leads 10 Happiness!
A Boon 10 Oh. Whole Race VI Woman
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR !!

II will bring on tho Menses relieve all PAIN ~ inc
monthly "Period;" cure Rheumatism aud Neural.
gia Of back aud Uterus; Leucorrhca or "W bites,
and partial Prolapsus Uterii cheek excessive , now
and correct all Irregularities peculiar 10 Iauios;
II will remove ali irritation ofkilneys and blad'
der; relieve C0stiyoDessi purify the ploou' sno ,u'
and strength to thu whole SYSTEM ciea, WV skn,
mparting rosy hue to tho cheek, anu eheer'u'heS'
to the mind. ~,
Itisa sure euro in all tho above diseases US
Quinine ~ IN chlls and fever. NJ.
Ladies can euro themselves ofall the aoovo us
eases without revealing their complaints 70 my per
con which Is always mortiiying to their pr''' ano
modnesty.
II Is recommended by the best physicians ana 'he
clergy. IN 1910
'I LAGRASoR, Ga, March %, 1870.
BRADfIELD 4 Co.. Atlanta, Ga'-psef elrs =.
take pleasure In stating that have useu LOT to ia'
twenty yeaIs, the medicine you are now putting ny,
known al DR.. j. Bradned's Female hegulatui, nnu
consider II the best combination ever Botoh toBetn
er for tho diseases for which tis recommended
have been familiar with the prescription poth Us
practitioner Of medicine and 10 domestic practice'
AID can honestly say that consider va doom 70
suffering females, and but hope that every iauy
In oar whole land who may be suffering In any way
peculiar TO their sex, may DO able to procure Dot
tie, that thoir suferings may not only 20 r.iesou,
but that they may be restored TO health ana
strength. With my kndest regards, =,
l am respectfully W u. TERRELL, NJ. D.
FEAR MARIETTA, Ca March q, 1870.
Messrs. WM. ROOT & s0N.-Dear sirs Some
months ago bought bottle OF hradnclus romaie
Regulator from YOU and have used IL IN my iainiy
with the utmost satisfaction and have recommend.
ed II to three other families, and they have ound II
lust what 1t is recommended. Tho females who have
used your Regulator in perfect health ana arc
able to attend to their household duties and We cor
daily recommend 1t to the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev. IL. Is, JOHNSON.
We could add thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof Of its
virtue. All we ask Is u trial
For full particulars, history of diseases, aud Ger.
tlcates OF its wonderful cures the reader Is referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured anu sold by
BRADEINLD d. CO
Price $3.50. Atlanta, Ca.
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr enthusiastically.
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