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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON
The District Investigation
Congressional Proceedings
Bill TO Reduce the Presi-
dents Saiary--Taxing Ma
tiOnaI Banks, Etc.

Special dispatch TO the Dallas Herald.l
WASHINGTON, d. G., April 2O.-m
the District of Columbia investigation
this morning, Henry Davis was eX-
amined with reference to the estimate
of the cost and improvements done by
the board of public works made by him.
He thought the value of the old mate
rial taken, amounted to upwards of
S2OO,OOO He estimated that private
property had been injured ten per cent,
and that the measurements generally
made were ten per cent In excess of
the actual work done.
In the house, under a call of states,
various bills were introduced and re-
ferred, including the following:
BY Mr.. Southard; to fix the compen-
sation Of the president of the United
States at twenty-five thousand dollars
per annum.
BY Mr.. Starkweather, levying tax
of one-half Of one per cent on the sale
OF stocks, bonds, gold and silver bull
lions, promissory notes and other secu-
rites.
BY Mr.. Beck, increasing the tax on
the circulation of national banks from
one-twelfth to one-quarter per cent per
month. He moved to have the bill re-
ferred to the committee on ways anti
means.
Mr.. Maynard moved its reference to
the committee on banking and cur
rency, remarking that the effect of the
bill was to tax national banks out of
existence.
Mr.. Beck said it was nothing of the
sort.
On motion of Mr.. West the bill just
introduced for the relief of persons suf-
fering from the overflow of the Missis-
sippi river, was read and referred.
Mr.. Edmunds, from the judiciary
committee, reported unfavorably on
the bill for the relief of the purchasers
of lands sold for direct taxes in the in
surrectionary states.
At the request of Mr.. Clayton the
bill was placed on the calendar with
the adverse report.
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The company nave just completed their
road, aud viii have through trnins
running IN few days, They have
paid of n good many OF the strikers
aud the president has made arrange
lnents BY which the company Wal
have q full forceof men In all depart
ments in Il few days.
The house committee on claims have
agreed that hereafter they will consld-
er no claims for compensation for
bonds aud treasury notes destroy
ed by fire or other accident or 81
damaged that they cannot be identll-
ed by number. This disposes OF q large
number of claims of n similar charac-
ter now before the committee, and
leaves losers to seek relief az the troasu-
~ department, whore now notes and
bonds are issued In place Of damaged
notes, provided the latter can be idcn-
titled.
There is no abatement of the flood IN
the Mississippi valley. A New Or
leans dispatch of the 18th instant,
gives II gloomy picture OF tie state OF
affairs IN portions of Louisiana. Dele
cations of planters from river parishes
bordering on the Ouachim aud Red
rivers, as well as from parishes border
ing on the Mississippi river waited on
the governor on Friday, stating that
their cattle and stock had all been
drowned, their lands and houses mum
dated, and themselves and their labor
ers reduced to restitution by the un-
precedented floods. They ask that the
United States military authorities be
requested TO issue rations TO the suf-
ferers. h
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ARKANSAS.
Progress of the Revolution
Governor Baxter Appeals to
the President to Withdraw
The United States Troops.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
LITTLE Rock, April 2O.--In u lengthy
dispatch to the President of the United
States, Governor Baxter says: 81 beg
of you to modify any order to the eX-
tent Of such interference, and leave
Inc free to act in this way to restore
law and peace as the legitimate COVER
nor of the state. Such interference
does not leave me any chance to assert
my claim to the office OF governor. In
the interest of peace, and of the people,
who are flocking here to my support
by the hundreds, / beg of you to re-
move the United States troops back to
the arsenal, and permit me to restore
the legitimate government by my own
forces, which will do promptly if the
United States will not interfere. There
is an armed instruction against the
legal state government here, and | call
upon you to aid in suppressing it; but
fyou will not, then leave me free to
act, and order the United States troops,
without an hours delay, to their own
ground and keep them out of my way.
have been thwarted and delayed thus
long, and, IN fact, elected from my
office because of the fact that had
heretofore disbanded the militia of the
state ~
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General Schenck was banaueted at
Dayton, Ohio, Oh the 18th inst.
The distilleries of New Orleans are
enjoying raid-but it is the internal
ievenue officers who are doing the
preyag.
Baron Schenozzenborn has been APP
pointed ambassador to the United
States from Austria.
James Bogardus, the American
scientist and inventor, died in New
York city on the 10th instant, aged
seventy-four.
Adyices from England state that n
terrific gale had ragged for three days in
the English channel, and many ships,
names unknown, have been wrecked
and all on board lost.
The first meeting of the Cincinnati
new city council, on Friday last, passed
an ordinance repeating what are
known as Sunday and temperance or
dinances by a vote of So to D.
In congress. on Friday, the house
passed bill appropriating $780, 600 for
postage stamps. This looks as though
the country had not been much the
gamer by the repeal of the franking
privilege.
The new warden of the Ohio pen
itentiary has received 8, 079 applications
for minor positions in the prison.
There, are only eighty-four places to
fill, provided all of the present force is
discharged.
Orders have been given to put the
United States ships Shenandoah and
Guard ut New York, and Franklin at
Boston, out of commission, and to dis
charge such men as have already or
nearly served their term of enlistment.
b. F. johnson. telegraph operator at
Brownsville, Tennessee. was shot and
fatally wounded Sunday night in q
bagnio at that place, by Samuel Old
ham, a class-leader in the Methodist
church there, who, being caught In the
bagnio by Johnson, shot him to pre-
vent exposure. Oldham fled, and at
last accounts han not been captured.
A bill has been introduced in con-
gress abolishing the offices of appraiser
ofimported merchandise at Providence
Portland, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Men,
phis, Evansville, Louisville, Norfolk,
Mobile, Toledo and Pittsburgh, and
providing that there shall be only one
appraiser of imported merchandise at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston
and Savannah. ,sa.i+t
In the house of representatives at
Austin, a bill has passed incorporating
the Texas and New Orleans railroad
company and the Texas, New Orleans
and Mobile railroad company. The
bill fixes the crossing of this road on
the Sabine, within half mile of the
town of Orange. This allows the road
to connect withany road that may be
built from Louisiana to Texas.
A dispatch from Memphis gives o
discouragIng account of the crop pros
poets iii Middle Tennessee. The plan
tiers throughout that section are uery
respondent i'm consequence OF the ex'
cessive rains and high water, render.
ing planting impossible. As yet but
few have been able to pillow furrow
for corn or cotton, with little prospect
of improvement in the weather
A large number of the workmen on
the Elizabethtown, Paducah and South
western railroad company are OH .
strike. No trains are running excep
one mail train daily. The employs
have received no payfor three months
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broke out early Sunday morning in the
tailoring establishment of a, n A. Fro
GER In New Glasgow, Picton county,
and by daylight forty-three buildings
We're destroyed, embracing more than
half of the business portion ofthe town,
The total loss Is estimated at between
100000 and Sl50,00O only small por.
ton Of which Is insured.
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CABLE NEWS.
Official Report of the Captain
of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
teire i'm Nova Scotia.

special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
LONDON, April 2O.-Captain Rous-
seau, of the steamship Ameriaue, says
In his official report of the disaster,
that, on the l4th, when the danger OF
sinking became evident, a consulta-
ton of the officers was held, and 1t was
decided to abandon the ship imme-
diately.
HALIFAX, N. s., April PA fire
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The Drunkard's Hope.

~ 90 ~ ~ A. Il
Joseph Borra has in his possession reme-
dy for the buildings up OF ,systems'broken
down by alchoholsor the inveterqteluse of
whisky. Apply at the Cosmopolitan hotel.
5edlw3ltJ afnaif 40 alitud ~ ~ i'7siea'
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nae HERALD BOD of|FElcG

Has been thoroughly reorganized and is
fulIy, prepared to ido all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING In the latest styles and ct the
very lowest prices p '"H-
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A SPECIAL dispatch in the Galveston
News from Washington, April H.,
says:
Some of EX-Governor Davis friends
have sent up their memorials asking
congress to ovcrtmn the present state
government of Texas. The memorials
have been turned over 70 General But
Ter, chairman of the house judiciary
committee, and he has appointed as o
subcommittee to consider and report
on them Elardgo, OF Wisconsin, one
of the staunchest democrats on the
committee. This indicates that the
Davis crowd will get no aid or comfort
from General Butler. ~ 1
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Dallas = Il Transfer Company.
El.n street.
One Door East Of Austin street.

, Baggage checked to all parts of the United
States. Passengers called for In any part OF
the city by leaving orders at the office.
SAT- 9 4 1'AawohfT = ssVVFssS
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a. CARD.

DR.. A. A. Johnson has removed his Office
from ELM street 10 the new iron front build
ing, over Clark. Bryan d Blake's store,north-
west corner ofthe court house square, and
opposite the Crutchfeld house, where his
nnlrOns will find him. G0d2t
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FROM THE MAILS.

General Schenck was banaueted at
Dayton, Ohio, on the 18th inst.
The distilleries of New Orleans are
enjoying q raid-but it is the internal
tevenue officers who are doing the
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2. 1874.
Ralker In PendIeton County.


The late Public Printer Is still liItirs up
bis voice throughout the State Ii be d
not elected U. s. senAtrr next winter Il
will DO, b beesuSs he has failed 70 make
himself known to the people. He made
srpeech Of franklin, the county seat Of
Peudieton, last week. which b thus A.
ludsd TO by the Petersburg Grant countJ)
KsaEsineT: . .
Henry 6. Walker, ESQ, Of Charleston,
being present, WAs Introduced 70 the at-
dience, who, hearing that he would makes
speech, crowded 70 the Court House and
fned ito itS utmost capacity. Mr.. WSl.
ksTS address wa truly 3 master piece Of
OfEtuTy, Snd elected long aud continued
appliance. It eonEidsred By the leading
men OF Pendleton 70 be the most able and
eloquent Grafton ever delivered in the
court house. BE spoke for nearly two
hourS, and va listened 10 with marked
attention.
After Mr.. Walker got through, . mo.
ton was made 70 form 9 convention Tor
the purpose Of nominating . Democratic
cSndidGle for the House Of Delegates.
The motion WAs carried, but owing 10 the
irieods Of the respective aspirAnts iailing
70 agree upon mode Of nomination, the
meeting adjourned without nominee.
Itsseus strange that alter listening to
such powerful speech from the late T. P
the Democracy should al once proceed 70
become inhArmOniouA Since they were
20 powerfully worked up BY The P. Pa
"msster piece Of ofatofy" We desire TO
know why they failed TO nominate man
oil bic choice for the Legislature. Can it
be possible that the mAlign influence Of
the Hon. HKNRY 6. DAVIS was at work
in the crowd ioI CAMDEH' Ia he now
sh1dOIing the State with the same ire
BIstible Influence for CAMDEN that be
used for hImselfin the fall Of 1870. Why
dots not the editor Of the Kramfner e1.
plain the secret Of this lack OF harmony
among the "montani B<rf' after listen
ing TO the "most able and eloquent ora
ton eVeT delivered" in their Court
House.
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The St. Lous DsmoTG, ssyI: sore
Items continue interesting. This mus,
continue 10 Be An INTERESTING subject
through Al time, de prOdueaon d The
yA'iO7s ora which Gboand n Missouri
increasing steadily, unul Il has become
one Of the most remarkable industries In
the West At the present time there are
probably IS, 900 tons Of iron ore lying on
the bank Of the river al CGropdelet and
below, waiting Tor shipmeni up the Ohio,
bat the low water 4 unlAYorAble for
trSnsportation. The steamer Storm No 3
left Tor steubenVille, with three barges
loaded with Iron hountGin ore, and two
empty barges. The PesFlzl viii leGTe q
dawn today with her three bargeS loaded
with the same crude material for Pitts
buYRh. The I'd. Hobbs will leave SAtuf.
dsy With ore. which abe ID now taking
90, Tor the Ohio; and the Raven, Coal
Hill, John Means and Argosy win follow
them, probably every one with haig1 Of
iron ore"
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REUNION oYTHE RnGGoLD BATTALION.
"A reunion Of this battalion, well known
in Weat Virgins, takes place today and
tomorrow at BeallsVillC, Washington
county, Pa, Gen. KELLEY leaves for that
place this morning via the Hempaeld
railroad, in order TO comply with an In
Vi!Ation TO be present and take part in the
reunion oil his old command. The bat.
talon served Under him during nearly
the whole Of The war, and one company
was among the frat troops 70 enter Wes,
Virginia after the opening Of the war.
This company Capt MovAY's) served as
General KELIEY6 body guard during
several campaigns.
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HANCOCK COUNTY NOMINATIONS The
primary meetings In Hancock county
elected delegates on Saturday last to The
Republican Convention that met at Fair.
view on Monday. The vote a 10 can
dEdSLe for Congress stood Atkinson s.,
PomerUUy 1iS, and as TO q candidate Tor
the House OF Delegates 1t stood John a.
Campbell 70 and Peter Pugh 60. There.
fore Mr.. Pomeroy was named by the Con.
venlIon as itS choice for Congress and
John A. Campbell as It's nominee for the
House o. Delegates.
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WOOD COUNTY DELEGA1EI.--Wood
county appointed sixty.dVe delegates
70 the Wheeling Convention al her Coun.
ty Convention on Monday. Among the
more prominent names we notice those Of
Gov Stevenson, ]. P. Blair, o. g. scofeld,
G. C. Cole, Geo. Loomis, J. A. Hutch
iOSOD, BArnA Powell, Il. H. Oils, and Il.
N. CroOkI ThefolIoWiDg resolution was
adopted: y"
Rlioleed, That any voter Of Wood
county, who Is opposed 10 the Ring
Democracy and the nominee OF the Ellen.
boro Convention" and who may be pre-
sent Of the Convention Of the LIST Con.
gressIouAl District on the Sd Of September,
q hereby authorized ndTequested 10 act
a. delegate In said Convention from this
county.
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Harrison and Giinsr County Repub-
lIeau Conventions.

The Harrison County Republicans met
In Convention ct ClArksburg Cd Saturday
last, and were presided over by the Hon.
7. W. HARRISON, with HENRY HAY
MsED. Is Secretary. They appointed on.
hundred delegates to the Wheeling Con-
gressionAl Convention.
The Gilmer County Republican Con-
vention was also held last week, and any
Republican Of that county present at
Wheeling during the session Of the Con-
gressionsl Convention was authorized 10
oct as delegate. F A. ROBINSON, Of
Harrison county, and c. G. COLE, Of
Wood were deputed IS alternAtes and
empowered 10 cast the vote Of the county
10 case Of the absence Of the regular del
egates.
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r NDsLEY INSTITUTE

In5taetioa EiTsa IN an branehss r,.,y,
M DkpAEtntnL Or hedeln LAnEalgts d s,Ss,
tn cnnfEnt u The 0nineztty Glee0lIal teaeAey
Dr.. NAyeH. TIE RAl Be1slon Of Aileea vel,
oonmCnoeg Nontay, September I, isN Yss
tsrnA q aoniiasim. Tuitioa, A., eAl q ue
drSsSJ. n HutehiBou, wheeling. v IA
..- JESSE C. BRUCR
G1Ef - f"- in HUTCHIsDS
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GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
Own Be received by the City Of Wheeling a.
The once Of the City Cierk, pEfil Thundly, Ssp-
tsnbeT I'd, 1874, u o'elOek ,. Tor the follow
loving described work, to-Wit:
ftrIt Rof ten thousand tlO,t0D feet 9ineA
Oak Plank, IL feet long, N be delivered n such
place ~ the Street Commissioner IhSll direct
ktooBd. ReT the construction ola bridge Aeross
CAldWeliB Bun. ntkr JOB nsoA's mi Ia accord.
snee with plans and specifications on file IL The
once Of the City Clerk.
1htrd For the Construction Of q eireulGr
Brick Sewer on - b Slreet, from northEeste com
e. Of MARKET sueet 70 the river. in Conformity
With plans and specifications On ~ shove.
Fourth. For be construction Of tight Board
Renee add erection Of AStAble on the property
OF Nh. Helen Bloch, on Ninth street between
MAIN street and the rfTIr. In accordance Win
plans and specification On tle a. shove.
RCn For Grading And nGeAds mixing Zane
street. 1th Ward, from Virginia ItIest 10 Back
River Bulge, with four 4, Btrinis OF had blue
Hnestone, properly broken snd Fpread. Bids
ion nhcsdLmiZtnE 70 be BY the perrh.
stzn. For Grading 4rd Construction Of WAl
on ct ChAr1es Btfeet, IN sceordApee with plana
md o. eeifeatiUns also on aie a. above.
bIdL 20 =,
Proposals. 70 be endorsed with The character of
the work bid on '.ts q. r. COWAN.
Chairman committsesne and ALLEYS.
AlH ."
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Gail for O Republican Congressional
COaVeati0n tOE the RirSa District Of
Wen YIFKfuiR.

"EAA Va NAA
ne Rspssli.srl Of Tie Yisa District, Isa a
othG pas0as vho Grs o1posed 70 IL Eng De-
no7sey SD ns noaines fos cOnEsss Of tss
Elssboro coaVsstion, are hestbJ notsst AID
requested 70 sad delegates 70 conTsstioa %
Be he'd in lie etJ q Wbesit1E. % THTDDLT,
he "a diJ olBspsssbss, 1874, SF As psposs
Of LOaihEanx . eiSdieiiS 70 rrptesssi tA.a
District IL he Esri C0EErUls d IL UnitOd
Bavl
lis rsoounenAsd that the TalioaS eosntlSs
il Tie DiFtyis. hoe CosVSbtons 81 - S,yiy .
dsyss postisA % bsleet dsleEItS 70 tttsna Iia
CenTCntou-
1t IL eutfaGty EIpeetsd IN: ETRIEszssts
viii Be RIas 70 pruT.ds hKf fErs tEEnIpOgiGiioz
tOF dslsES+ss 70 nd Efoa nd CoaTsntloa.
oT0naH EDVAKDS,
Chairman q CN1EtnS0aal cS5amIths Of ~
FIra CoASFasIoaal DiT.pie..
novTDsTLLl, August IS. is7L
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EgGcATE Y DUB S0Xs,

NAtinal BlEness oollega. Prspases yuanI
nsn AID bon Ior 6uGtness Liz. IndlTidsI h.
StEuetnn Gtya ed gtudeut II kGS u ~,
teaehsh bsst eo1rle o. sad, and eoss not 70.
n StuGGztL Hpf CtrealAr Gadress
-ir' 1AkffH = RRASHKR
Augl5 WhoelinR, v Va
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pRoPosALs FOR LIGHTING
Cm cLmK'GOnn.

CTTT CLEAKB OYTIcI,
WHKnuS, ". Va sept /, 1875.
Sealed PrUpoaals will be received a. The once
Of the City C1efk uuttl ThurSday, September (,
1874, Gtl p \ for the nRhtiEg and eItinguish.
Ing Of tls Lamps In the nh Ward for one year.
Bies AhAll be By tIe pott. Ahd 70 furnish oil and
wick Tor the BIne; the Lamps 70 be 1T and SI.
iinEuished Sy The same sehsdule As The city EAs
Lamps. 2. A BRITT, Z.
Gspi CITY Clerk
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For Sale.


TTOR sALR--VHRY DESIRABLE
~ BUILDING LoTS.-Lo1 No ], l. and
8 fq1Grt !, 6lthr8t'a A11iti0n, G fseto1 n
YoLf ItreSt, IunnibE 80 - iesf toihs riytr
bsaatifully Rilled. Gppiisd Win ciIy water,
the UateF froIt pfui1etsd Ron EslhiHE.
TIRus-One lkifdeAsA and he rlIiale h one
ari too years, With Interest
K O. JORDAN, 3tS9 ChApllne Itrees, o. v. v.
HOGg 4 BHo., BAiley'S blotk, NSrEst Gfrtet
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Georgetown College, DC.
ils- M n FOUNDED II IN.

1hs Classical Schools reopen SspRnber IL,
ThorulEh tnItIerion In EnIilsh. Latiu, artek
freneh, 4atAenities, Raiiolh Philosophy AI1
ThS Msdleal school opOns October sih.
The Law School oetobeR nh.
RdE inrtheF paEtienlEn Ad0resA
Gul3 p. p. HEALT, 8. J., Presidsri
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The Hon. Henry Brannon for Con-
H-v 7 gfess.
WESTON, August 81, 1874.

WESTON, August 81, 1874.
Editions IniellIgneG: Tssa-l.a
In this end Of the First patrict there
are several parties who are qualified TO
serve the people In Congress. Among
these % Henry Brannon, Esq Q indicate
Democrat He g q young man Of more
than average ability and Q rising lawyer
Of the Weston county bar. We should
be glad 10 see the track lett clear Tor such
q man % Mr.. Brauuon 70 run race with
the candidate Of the BOuEbons, Colonel
Ben Wilson. Lewis county viii give him
Q majority Of her yotea a. her conuibu.
lion 70 his success in the District Would
Il mot be well for the Wheeling eonVen-
lion to make no nomination.
slas' ARTI-BouRBoN.
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DIR. LONGDON
al o.. .a ~ ON THE b..
DURABILITY OF GATARRH.

! have written more on this disease than
otheTB, not 20 mne b because OF III paving been
Iptedlly 10 NY prdetLe Tor many years, a. on
Ae-olStCfl tI IsarfH. prspdlE1eG In this climate,
End being IN tnuul anngnt cues Tia GrIt Kldf
Of psdtttTTlbIt and fdtdl BadLady, Consumption
Many Sho seek ny aid have been trying patent
nostfuna' until their cases have become not
only very serious, but not q fec rholly lAeVrd.
~. Be don day bat cases come into ny
aoaI e " pAorynz. that might have beea
cured 10 fsW days, bat from losR neglect tha
dlseAAe hAA 'xtended 10 ne decpSr portIonI ~
fAs ttSDqt Gld bronchial tubts. kundfedI 10 thk
city, and th0nsSLdS I'll over the country, are 70,
dAI suffering with CStAlEh which NY LTtdl.
nNfHtSeouId not lGtIto cure II q fer FGtki, But,
tetortiug 10 ElltWGtSF d0ueAinRa and WortS
than ,uSeleas poStrums, until the disease has
run iJ fatal eOurte and settled on the lunRG,
many Of ntH VII finally die Of CoRHfmpn0a
Ibis s,Atenent however alarming, u ptrtasd
ny experience in CAtarrh snables ma 10 nav
that ever e1se In which the lungs are not IN.
VOWED can b enTtd Moro than this, have
never Known single case Of simple CAtATTh %
FlLapR and bsoomS das0GT0TI alter tFeatmeht
Win my BboWErtDG syringe. The treatment II
b5th constitutional and topical, and 70 eSTTy Il
ont requires not only noHledRe Of lhspropeT
remedies, bat Hkil 70 bpply then No one
without experience Apd tact can ever bscome
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Medicines for AL diseases By nail and Grprnas
70 ali parts Of the country.
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