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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-03-06

VIII exchange 50 acres Cf land i miles south
OF the State Farm, soft cool spring water, house,
barn, fruit and timber, and two thousand dol
lars cash for land in Perry County. Land with
in miles of Somerset preferred.
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RUSSELL HOUSE,
e. r. MAGRUDER, M. D
c. J. SKINNER, M. D.,

LIS professional services can be secured if
Ii desired. Office at Drug Store onSouth Col
mbuns street, Somerset, Ohio. no. /, ly.
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PAPENT MEDICINE

Don't forget the place, a few DOOR south 81
the public square. A. f.. MAGRUDER.
y. B. As have 10 make punctual payment
for goods, those owing me viii please call and
settle. A. T. "
April II, 1873. ylnl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-28
IFrom wednesdays Daily Hernld.l


CRIMINAL court red hot and docket
thriving.
VEGETABLES toothsome and becom'
ing plentiful.
ACREAGE increased and crop pros
poets tlattering,
BUSY season with the agriculturist,
hence trade nominal,
THE finishing touches are being put
upon the new court house.
GRAsSHOPPERS have put in an APP
pearance, but are doing no damage
A LEGION of mechanics and laborers
are rushing the gas works to compile
ton.
FIRST and second story of the new
Touring mill up and the third partially
erected.
A FACT entirely too thin-The major
part of the cattle slaughtered for the
city market.
HEALTH of Dallas excellent, not
withstanding the blow hot and blow
cold system of weather.
SEE Sanger's big advertisement of
new spring goods, and then call at
their dry goods palace on Elm street
and make your selections for spring
and summer wear.
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From Fridays Daily Herald.

WATER cisterns for the use Of the
fire department is advocated rs a tenn
perance movement.
TIE heaviest cattle dealer in Texas
is Dallasian. He weighs three hun
dred and twenty pounds.
OUR schools are well attended, and
parents and guardians are pleased to
say, the pubils are making marked
progress.
l.. WHITMAN would if he could and
did as he would; the jury could if it
would and would as it should, and
Whitman has gone up for three years.
A BRIGHT little two-year-old resi-
dent of the "Cedars," was looking the
other day at the preparation of the
baby's medicine, as the last ingredi-
ent, sugar, was put in, suddenly turned
an eager gaze on his mothers face and
said, "Mamma, dive me some collie"
MEssRs. G.. II. SCHoELLKoPF & Co.,
who were burned out on Friday night
last, have reopened their leather and
hide house, under the firm name of
Schoellkopf & Doelling, and are occu-
plying, temporarily.the buildingon Elm
street, opposite to L. p. Cowen d Co,
AS soon as their new brick building in
the Randall block is finished, they will
move into it with q new and fresh
stock of everything in their line, and
respectfully invite their friends to give
them call. We regret to learn that
their loss was much heavier than at
first represented, rs they had just re-
ceived large stock of new goods for
the spring trade.
William b. Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu is a scientific
preparation. We are perfectly will
ling to allow a full and thorough eX-
animation of the article, and have no
fears for the result. In proof of this,
we have supplied several physicians
for their private practice, they being
aware of its composition, and know it
to be one of the best diuretics in use.
For sale by all druggists, everywhere.
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Hnnd ddlnr fmmo drolllns fsl np.
lronddno completion, THO honuiy "
located opposite Mnio Tomrklh'' 10.
sidcncc.
BrnLpfSGs here, llicrc aud every
where, are going upnsby maggie II IA
mOdcstly estimated that no less Than
two hundred residences are III course
Of construction.
MEssRs. Baylor ~ Gucdry, insurance
agents, sustain II loss of 5000 by FRI
days fire, divided among the follow
ing companies: Atlantic and Pacific,
Farmersvllle, Atlas, Nail CITY New
Town, Lehigh Valley, and Home OF
New Orleans.
DAIRY, capable Of furnishing two
thirds of the milk consumed in the
city, is about being established in the
eastern suburbs. The milch cows are
to be of the short-horn stock, and the
appointments of the most modern i'm
provements.
"THE Dallas Homestead Building
Association is the latest. The incor-
porators are amongst the best and
most prominent citizens of our city.
The original act of incorporation will,
we understand, be published as soon us
received from Austin-during the cur
rent week sometime.
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From Thursdays Daily Herald.

GEORGE WARRAN took n fancy to a
horse, and per consequence goes 10
Huntsville for ten years.
A LARGE percentage of land in Dali
las and adjoining counties Will be
planted in corn.
RESUMPTION of work on the Dallas
and Wichita railroad comes to us from
II party who ought to know.
THE iron for the front of the double
store of Mr.. Fields has arrived, and
when up will be u beauty.
a COAL mine, not Il thousand miles
from Dallas, is to be opened and
worked 10y one of our go-ahead citi-
zens.
The question of bridging the Trinity
at the upper ford is again being agita-
ted. "Free bridge" is the demand.
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---------------
From Saturdays Daily Herald

The streets are drying up.
SPRING vegetables have made their
appearance on our streets.
A RIFLED trunk was found lying in
front of Mr.. Anglers residence, on
Commerce street, on Friday morning.
WE hear it very generally remarked
that the argument of Colonel George
N. Aldredge, in the prosecution of
Hugh Ainsworth, for murder, was the
ablest and one of the NEST effective
ever delivered before the bar of Dallas.
THE body of dead man was found
near Horizons mills, yesterday, by Mr..
j. p. Cole. Buzzards had devoured
about every particle of flesh from the
bones, making a most revolving object.
Some of the wearing apparel of the
man were found lying near him. 1t is
n matter of speculation whether it was
a case of felo do Sc or homicide.
THE new building of our friend J. C.
Council, corner of Main and Market
streets, looms up, and will soon be
ready for occupancy. This building,
which is two-story brick, together
with the two-story brick Oh the corner
of Market and Elm, were erected by
Messrs. Champlin q Wharton, and are
excellent specimens of brick work. The
latter building, part of which is occu-
pied as livery stable, is owned 10y
Messrs. G. & w.
THE new building of Mr.. Fl. Lantz,
next door to Fields theater, is to be
25x90 feet, and from appearances will
rise rapidly to completion.
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University Publishing Co.'S School Books,

Recommended by the Legislature Of Texas,
and adopted by many of the County Boards.
Holmes, Frimer, loo; Speller, lSc; First
Reader 2Oc; Second Reader; Sc; Third Read
err. SOC; Fourth Reader, 75c; Filth Reader, sl2o;
sixth Reader, Sl.j0.
Mental Arithmetic, 45c; intermediate Arith-
metic, Coo; Practical Arithmetic, SloO, Ele-
mentary Algebra 81 80; Key to Nenables
Arithmetic, s0c; Elementary Algebra, sl.OO.
Maury's first Lessons in Geography, 63ci
intermediate Geography, sl.25; Manual sof
Geography, g p: Physical Geography, S2-25.
Holmes' First Lessons in Grammar, Soc;
English Grammar, sOc.
Holmes History of tine United States, 81 .5Oc;
Carriers Elements OF General History, sl.5O.
For sixty days from date, will give spe-
cial cash discount on the above books.
L. ii. CUSHING.
Houston. Feb. o, 1874 lGdIaw4w25wlm
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Ask Them +?

An advertisement of medicine, however
candid and conscientious it may be, does not
always carry conviction with it. The public
know to their sorrow that the boastful
claims put forth in behalfOf the many so-call-
ed remedies are literally "a delusion and II
;nare" Probably the best use, therefore,
hat can be made of the space devoted TO
this notice of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
to invite those who read it to inquire of the
parties that have tested the curative and
preventive properties of the article what
they think of 1T. We earnestly request all
doubters to ascertain from such of their
friends and neighbors as have taken this
standard tonic and Alternative as protection
against maiarous diseases, or as a cure for
Indigestion, liver complaint, constipation,
rheumatism, nervous debility, headache,
low spirits, languor, biliousness, ETC., what
Fastetter's Bitters has done for them. There
is no testimony so trustworthy as that which
Is the result of personal experience.
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lErnm SundnY'S DnilY Herald.

Mr.. BoHNY, of the firm of Bohny Il
Loupot, had his face and eyebrows
painfully charred at the fire. which we
very much regret.
MEssRs. SANGER Bros, with their
native energy and business enterprise,
are already placing upon their shelves
a splendid stock of spring goods. The
ladies will, of course, be out in force
to look at them, tomorrow.
IT was feared that Il Mr.. Julian
Blohmky, very worthy gentleman,
connected with Messrs. Bohny IL Lu-
pots bakery, was consumed in the fire
on Friday night, as he had been
suffering all day from an acute
toothache, and had taken morphine
for relief and was thought to have
laid down in the building adjoining
Messrs. Wallace & Wagner, in which
he was about opening business,
and the effect of the drug threw him
into sleep in which he was burned
alive. MIR. Blohmky, however, turned
up all right, much to the rejoicing of
his friends, who are many.
SOME one, or it may have been more
than one, entered the dwelling of Mr..
Bryant, stencil cutter, OH Wednesday
night last and robbed him of several
dollars in money and a double case
enameled gold watch, the property of
Mrs. Bryant. This booty was abstract
ed from Mr.. Bryant's vest, while his
pantaloons, lying in another part of
the room and containing one hundred
dollars, were overlooked. AS Mr.. Bry-
ant is one of your wakeful kind he has
an awful mind to believe that the
family were made to smell chloroform.
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On with the Work.

Colonel Barringer, engineerin charge
of the gas works, and gentleman
whose stirring energies and practical
skill have placed in a forward state Of
completion in an incredible short time,
one of the finest and most essential inn
provements in this city, advertises for
sealed proposals for excavating and
filling trenches, for three miles of main
pipe for his works. Contractors will
nlease take notice.
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This pioneer line to Texas, having compiet-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river Mt Boonville, are enabled to offer still
better facilities for travel to the great North
east.
BY special arrangement, Pullmans palace
sleeping cars will be run between Houston,
Hem ustead, Hearne, Dallas, and points on
the line of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and st. Louis, without change OF
cars to New York and the principal CONNER
cial cities of the North and East.
This line passes through n delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year,
has smooth track, II well settled road-bed,
and are enabled to make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miller's patent coupler and Westing-
house air brake.
Our advice to the traveller from Texas is, to
travel via the NJ, X. q T.
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NOTICE.

The Daily Herald is now fur
nisIicd to subscribers by carrier al 25
cents per week. The paper will be de-
Iiverei regularly each morning at an
early hour. to any part Of the city ana
suburbs within II mile and u half of
the court house. Subscribers failing
10 receive their paper will ObiiSe by
reporting to Mr. Hasye at this Office.
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g.v uol .fasran,a tIfotf nul cmuulul.
.e4f.YU with tUp wllio country, lWyrioF
anlilt unotuhof iut the mm0rr lines NJ
ur Wosf onud tlln bost nnd only f"ui'.
l1fou,n lia indian Nation Ia ti Louis ana
nl prncipm dfio4lu mo northern, Eastern
and NtldIlr States, Passengers ffpin unlyrH'
ION, Ilnuston, Austin, waco, Bryan, hnlli''
Mnraltml, jefferson mud nll other cllics ANA
tovyuanu the Houston ana Tcxns rnllwny, nhd
Nv connecting rail aud singc Hines, are "iIrI'd
tlic choice Of two All rail routes 10 ~, Louis
~ Dcnison, Texas, connection Is mndc WIN
the Missouri, Kansas ana Texas railway ana
nj VinItn, In the Nation, u junction isloilhed
with the Atlantic aud Pacific railroad, by
which all passengers are carried through
Southwest Missouri direct to ~. Louis With
out change of cars. Or If the pnsscngcrso
desires, he can, when purchasing his through
ticket, arrange to continue his Journey
through Vlnita to ~. Louis, by way OF Seda-
liza and the Missouri Pacific railroad. Both
of these roads being under one management,
equal facilities are offered in the matter OF
palntial sleeping ears, elegant day coaches,
quick time and superior accommodations oi
every kind. The trains of these companies
arrive H. st. Louis in ample time to make
connection with all roads leading out OF the
city. Particular information with maps,
time tables, ETC., can be had nj the various
Through Ticket offices in Texas, or by nd
dressing John Howard, Texas Passenger
agent, Houston, Texas, or Il. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, 81. Louis. Mo. l0wti.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

In accordance with the authority vested In
the undersigned by the terms of IAN ACT 10
provide for the public printing by contract,
approved March Il, lS74.notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received at the
Office Of the secretary of state until Monday,
the twentieth day of April, 1874, at IL NJ, for
doing the public printing Of the state OF Tex
as, from and after the adjournment OF the
Legislature now in session, until the hrstday
OF April, 1875. Each proposal must specify
distinctly the character of printing proposed,
with the price proposed to be charged, and
must be addressed to the secretary ofstate,
Austin, Texas, and marked upon the face OF
the envelope, proposals for Public Print
ing" Bids will be entertained for the whole
ofthe public printing TO be done In English,
and separately for Spanish and German
each. the board reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids, and satisfactory guarantee
must accompany each proposal of the ability
of the bidder TO comply with his contract;
ANY contract entered into may be resci hded
at any time by legislative actlon, or oy lle
board whenever In their opinion the inter
ests of the state may so require. For The m
formation of bidders the act TO provide lor
RICHARD COKE.
GEORGE CLARK.
A. W. DEBERRl.
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NIessrs. Sanger Brothers

Have a glowing advertisement in to-.
days paper, of the reception of the
first installment Of their spring stock,
embracing all classes Of goods of the
latest styles. Their beautiful stores on
Elm street, are the resort of ladies at
all times, and now, with their new
stocks being opened they are particu-
larly attractive. Call and see the new
pnOls
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DIR. Beaumont, Of st. Louis, has located and
opened an Office in Dallas, Texas, fer the
treatment of all chronic diseases. Those OF
the eye and ear especially. The Doctor
would respectfully say 20 physicians ia ti,e
country who are not supplied with suitable
instruments for performing operations in
surgery, that he is supplied with all instru-
ments necessary, and will be pleased 10 rem
der any professional assistance they may
mad 2Swlt
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Not ce.

AT a meeting of the Medical Society of the
city of Dallas, held on February 18th ulto.,
the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee of arrangements for the meeting
of the State Medical Association in this city
on Tuesday, the 9TH day of April next, viz :
W. II. Sutton, NJ. D., NJ. II. Oliver, NJ. d., L..
Elliott, NJ. D., NJ. a. Cornelius, NJ. D., II. W.
Allen, NJ. d., j. V. Childers, NJ. d., and x. IL.
Jones, NJ. ID.
The members of the profession throughout
the state, are most cordially invited to be
p esent on the occasion.
w. Ii. SUTTON, NJ. D.,
2id2w27w2w Chairman.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-28

Az extraordinary opportunity is now af-
forded the people OF Texas, that of breeding
to this most celebrated family OF trotters:
Norman d., at Captain Ed. Stiif's stables,
near Mckinney, in Collin county, and Nor
man Jr at General II. NJ. Gano's place in
Dallas county--both of the same family and
at The same price. There is a difference OF
opinion as 10 which is the finest horse.
Which will excel in fine horse stock, Dallas
or Collin? A twenty dollar cupwill be given
to the best colt, Of each sex. of each horse s
man d. colts will be shown in September,
1875, at Captain Stif's residence, and Nor
man Jr's colts will be shown at General X.
NJ. Gano's, in the same month-unless IA
majority of the breeders should vote TO as
seInble both lots at Plano, the halfway
ground. IRWIN IL. NJ. IANo'
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Tbespian Festival.

There win be a Concert, Tableaux and
Charades given at the Thomas church, on
Wednesday evening, the LIST of April, A. d.
1874, by the young ladies and gentlemen Of
the neighborhood, the object of which is TO
complete said building for church and
school purDnses. Comm one. come all.
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THE
Mover and Emigrants Friend

Having spent many years travelling, ex.
ploring and making Investigations In all
parts OF western Texas, am now prepared,
and on the receipt of letter enclosing nfty
cents, currency, will give truthful ana cor,
rect Information to every enquirer in regard
10 any portion, district, county, locality, city
or town west Of the Brazos river. Prce OF
lands, profits on different ayocationsI wages,
important statistics, etc; also heaithI ell
maze soil, products, population, society.
schools, churches, past history, present ana
futurerprospects, etc, etc, etc.
Very respectfully,
M, a. sKIDMORE,
Address. Rockport, Arkansas county, Texas
Q-Wlv
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[From Tuesday,s Daily Herald. ]

IT'S said that the burnt district is to
be included in the fire limits by the
council, and substantially rebuilt by
the land owners.
THE "Cedars'i boast of o ten thou
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The torture endured by the subject TO
Asthma is beyond expression. To such we
have question to ask: Why suffer when re-
lief is within yourrea Marsden's Pector-
al Balm has proved successful i'll the treat
ment Of every case. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Owing to the hard times and the inability
of many of the suffering TO visit the NatiCn-
nj Surgical Institute, ut indianapolis, three
of the Surgeons of the Institute have yield
ed to urgent solicitations, and will visit Gal
weston, stopping at the Exchange hotel,
April to IL; Austin, Fitzhugh house, April
II and Is, and Dallas, Texas, Crutchield
house, April II and Is, 1874, with all kinds OF
Surgical Apparatus and appliances, and fully
prepared to treat such cases rs may call upon
them for relief, thus saving the patient
long journey to the Home institution. They
will come especially prepared to treat all
Surgical cases; Paralysis; all kinds OF de-
formltles of the Face, Spine and limbs; Dis
eased Joints; Diseased Eyes; Catamh; Private
Diseases; Piles; Fistula, etc. No cases VIII be
undertaken without n fair hope of relief.
Prices will be moderate. 1t is needless to say
that this Institution is entirely responsible,
and the largest and most popular of the kind
in America, curing thousands of cases an
nualy. Come the first day, if possible, as a
great crowd will be there. Remember the
time and place. Send to the Institute for
circular. 3Bdeodw2tapl7
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Iyl5ltf
NOTICE.

NO accounts against employees in the
Herald Office will be allowed in settle
mcnts with the Office unless I'm order
GrGum the Proprietor is given.
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Ladies or gentlemen learning telcgraphing,
at the Dallas Telegraph Institute, are GUAR
ANTgED profitable employment when
through. Time occupied in learning,
twelve to fifteen weeks.
22wG ED. BASYE, Superintendent.
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TOwn LOts for Sale.

business street of the town of Hutchins, on
The Central Railroad, in Dallas county, for
sale at low prices Apply 10
JOHN W.SWINDELLS,
jyl5dtf Herald Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Intended for the mornings Herald
should be handed in by O'Clock the
previous evening. to insure their i'll
SertiOn.
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BARRIERS always use the best? which is
Bineaud's Lightning Hair Dye. For sale by
all druggists.
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MIR. q. w. BECK Eft

Is our authorized agent for this city, with
power to make collections and solicit adver-
tisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this paper.
All contracts made by him Will be recog-
nized by this office.
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beautiful young lady went To ball one
cold night-danced till n late hour-became
too warm-wcnt home-was chiiled--sicE
next dny-doctor several days-no rel'ef-a
friend calls-urges the use of English Female
Bitters-one bottle cured. lIdlm
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To Farmers.
ing the following prices for pro-

We are paying the following prices for pro
iuce:
81 co per bushel for corn.
% cents per bushel for oats.
81 80 per hundred for sheaf OATS.
so 90 per ton for hay.
BIRMINGHAM & FELTON,,
23w3m Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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NORMAN, JR.

.eA This splendid young Stallion
..,u SjGH will stand the persent season
H.fleS " at Ganovia, the place of Gene
M raj r. NJ. GanO, eight miles
lAyzItsslf, south of Dallas, five from Lam
caster and two from Hutchins Station, at
fifty dollars the season, and will be limited to
forty mares. Grass and attention given
mares from n distance free of charge: The
season will open the Goth of March and will
close the 4th Of July, 1874. II. NJ. GANO.
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Description and Pedigree.

NORMAN, Jr., was fOaled May ~, 1870; is q
beautiful hay, III hands high; is "a splendid
trottcr, of superior style. finish and action:
He was sired by old Norman, the sire o!
Blackwyo cd, Lula, Norman Temple, Bourbon
Girl, Robert Lee, Norman D., Norman j.,
etc etc. which ranged In price from $4,000 TO
$500 His dam by Diomede; second dam by
Rnrfrnnl.
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Assistant secretary OF the senate. is an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD in
Austin.
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Attention Changers,

Blank forms Of application for member
shinto the Patrons of Husbandry can be pro-
curs5 at this Office at 81 90 per hundred.
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Pratt's Astral oil, ABSOLUTELY non-eXpsive.
For sale by ii. @. HoSklNS.
3}dlw29wlm
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A crying baby and sickly wife
Are woes Of a married mans life,
Difficult for any one to endure.
But English Female Bitters Will cure.