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ments yesterday. Returns 50 far re.
ct'Ved indicate that II majority OF tho,.
elected are Conservatives.
Turkey Bending Troops to TIE Front.
CoNsTANmNopIE, August 1.-THE
Courier De Oriente estimates the force
dispatched against the insurgenl. in
turkish kroutia ut twenty thousand.
Advices from Iyria report the chol-
era abating.
HerzcgOVCnian Revolution.
RA0usA, August l7.--lntellgenco re-
celVcd from Sclavonic sources say
llat the insurgents in Her2eguveniu
nave stormed Fort Goromisco, near
iiyi, and captured the town of Me.
talk.
ENcitemcns mt Toronto Rarb0r.
TORONTO, Ontario, August 1.-THE
steamer Rothsay Castle, while enter.
ing Toronto harbor with three hundred
eNctrsionists, struck u sunkcn snag and
rapidly sank to her upper dpclis. The
Passengers were taken oil by tugs and
landed safely.
THE Catholic Conference.
Row, A,r,.ti- ,.u.. n,,o...
ol'r CnT ,' ,''," i,,' WV '''"-
nn,,nnnnoi tG.t w, ,,,'s ,''','''S''
doctrine OF the procession uinoy Ghost
d itHo nee attained, an essential point.
~ COMMUNICATION was received WIN
tGinvlns ~ Ihe members oi The Con-
''''"'c'
Turkey IsarrAsscd ny Another suSnr.
roctiom.
V,e,,, ,u,., - ,,....,
from, h.,,a,',,,, nI,,,,.t "'op,y','
49, hay1,," i"' " W. 'a'"'' Jy.'"n
H., IN ,,o Gi,,ni V,, 49, w. ,'.',' ~ ''',
and DubicZa, along fine Auslrin from
yer me insurgents SUI prlSed agnard
mouse, hllIed the guards ana seized
'lle't arms
The lmsurrcction Ia Turkey Assuming
,ho pro,,or,;,,.,, poo,,,.i,
LONDON, AUGUST ia special 10
thG news from vienna, says the in
hao'an's OF the hostran provinces
nave risen along the en'lre length ol
we river, cut lelegraphs, massacrcd
lnilf;nIs m,,,,t,nn ~ ,,'r,,, "',''',"
flying into Austria.
po.,,,
LONDON, August 1.-THE British
fostolilce Department. has notified its
agents that mails by the hamburg line
VIII hereafter be assorted ut the Ply
mouth oillce, or on the railroad from
plymouth to Bristol, instead OF being
sent to the general Office in London
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed In tho year 1873, improvements
suggested by o. perience In other yards, have
been introduced and II IL believed these
yards present advantages for tho care OF
stock, whether IN winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
Tho stock arriving Is unloadod directly In
the pens, md placed Immediately ON the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yards
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active nnd reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades OF stock,
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers In the 81. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal of any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the.live
stock trade In this market, II will become
the largest wholesale market In the west for
cattle ns II Is now the equal Of any for ali
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice OF all con-
slgnmcnts from Illinois.
"A iirst-class hotel for the convenience OF
It's patrons IN attached 10 the yard.
The East ~. Louis stock Yard Bunk, under
the management OF Newman, Hastings 4
Co., has It's Office In tho general offices of the
yards. ISAAC II, KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULHALI, Superintendent.
J. GREEN CASH, Assistant Superintendent.
julylw6tdlt
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The Herald hob once

is the best place TO get. your Posters, Cir
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TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.



GAINEsToN, August E-Gold ll2@ll&9.
silver iO7I@lOSl5.
Cotton market quiet. Ordinary lie; good
ordinary ZEE low midding he; midling
lShc; good middling, lil4c. Sales is bales.
/ lour good demand and firm. Double
\, SO 7i@1 ~; treble, u 75@S %; choice fam
lily, 50 co; fancy, 50 76@lO 90.
Wheat No. 3 selling ut Il 3i@l 10 on cars.
litdcSNctive. Dry flint, ms they run, 1850
lie; selected, lie; llipS, calves and stock
sailed, one-thitd OF; damaged, one half OH;
light sailed sold Ms hint, with allowance for
suit; wet sailed Helectcd, TO-; cuts and grubS
Sc; butchers green ilC7c; cuts and scores
20 on.
New YORK, August l7--Gold ll3.
Cotton firm and held higher, Uplands
li13c: Orlenns li}4c. Sales ,ijD bales.
LIvEBPsoL, August li.-Cotton market
firm. Midhling uplands, 7l-lGdi middling
Orleans, j-.6d.
Night Report.
NEW YORK, August l7.--Gold stendy Mt
ll3Wil3S. Moneyll9 per cent. Governments
duli and lower New js 10. States quiet nnd
nominal.
Gold opened Mt 1881.
Exchange, long, 81 STi5; short, i00.
Cotton firm and hold hightr. sales l,il3
bales Nt li56c. uplands lllic; orleans, n5ac.
Consolidated reoei pts $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August l7.-Hold ll2l4.
Sterling 81 52a6 90. sight "a premium.
Cotton very dull. Sales 90 bales. Good ord-
nary To strict good ordinary, llW@l21gc; low
middlinB 10 strict low middling, lSlsglSJ4c;
middlng to strict middling, Hls@lig4o,
Receipts, y bales exports none; stock, H.
III bales.
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lcnics ~ Tuiti0us

On account of ththncUty attending the
collect ION ui small hilis, ana in order TINT
TIE school mry be- sclf sustauiuy, 70 strict
compliance with the above terms win he
required; aud ne dcductiutI lVIintrVrr
VIII be mpd" iOr luAi tluV.
Mrs. II, p.COUGuAEOuR, prnclpnl.
NUgSd6w.
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The Government yictimized,

WASHINGTON, August l7.-rhere is
a $4,000 irregularity in the clothing
account of the Marine corps, caused, IL
is said, by u collision between an III
spectors clerk and the manuiactur-
ers.
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Insurance Shark.

OswEoo, N. Y, August lG.-Alexan-
der Queal, who obtained three thou
sand dollars on an accident policy aud
was reported drowned by two compa-
MES, has been arrested.
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AFTERNOO DISPATCHES
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WASHINGTON, August ia woman
while kindling fire with coal oil to-day
was fatally burned.
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Herzcgovcnian Revolution.

RA0usA, August l7.--lntelligenco re-
ceivcd from Sclavonic sources, say
mat the insurgents in Her2egoyenia
have stormed Fort Goromisco, near
liyi, and captured the town Of Me.
taiki.
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, August l7.-Brigand won
the one and one-eighth mile race.
Time l:5G4. Nettie Norton won the
one and three-fourths mile race.
Time, 3:0l!. Dead Beat won the bur-
die race. Time, 1854.
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The Decline In Grnin Hurting Chicn-
20 Merchants.

CHICAGO, August l7.--Several small
dealers in the Board of Trade, who
were on the long side Of wheat, failed
owing to decline. The large firms
are embarrassed by the banks refusing
the accustomed discount
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Excitemcus MT Toronto nornor.

TORONTO, Ontario, August 1.-THE
steamer Rothsay Castle, while enter.
ing Toronto harbor with three hundred
eNet'rsonistS, struck a sunkcn snag and
rapidly sank to her upper decks, The
passengers were taken oil by tugs and
landed safely.
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ClncInmaii Exposition.

CINCINNATI, Augustl7--Great pre-
parations are being made to celebrate
in a suitable manner the opening OF
the Cincinnati Exposition.
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, CoNsTANTlN0pIE, August 1.-THE
courier De Oriente estimates the force
dispatched against the insurgents in
Turkish kroutia ut twenty thousand.
Adyices from Iyria report the chol-
era 0hAting.
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The Catholic Conference.

Bonn, August l7.--ln the Old Cath
ole Conference, to-day, Or, DolIjngcr
announced that an agreement as To the
doctrine OF theprocesS,ou utH0ly Ghost
hnd bee attained, an essential point,
Ibe communication was received with
rejoicing by the members Of the Con-
ference.
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A WlLMAMsTowN boy became
q man in this way While hoolng
corn, ono afternoon, no turned 10
bis father who was working with
him, and said aWhat time Is il,
htherY' "llalfpast two" replied
tho senior farmer, Throwing down
his hoe, tho son graduated from his
farmer life with tho remark
"Iwenly'ono years ago, father, at
haIfpast two in tho afternoon, |
was born You can do your own
hocIng after this RI North Adams
Transcript,
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THr returned Mexican excursion,
lists aro reported by tho Philadelphia
Press as saying, with regard TO tho
eoaslon Of tho northern stalos Of
Mexico that tho opposition TO such
u proposition would be lerco and
universal and that bitterness over
tho tro0ty oosalon allor tho Lass war
still ranlloa, Tho party do not
believe any territory will, for long
yours Vt least, bo acquired from
Mexico by tho United States OK
copt In oaao OF war,
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Rev. JAMES YoUNGE, of Sherman,
reached this city ON Monday night
from Nashville, Tennessee, where he
had been in attendance on the annual
session of the supreme council of the
United Friends of Temperance of the
United States. The session held from
Wednesday to Friday night of last
week, and adopted a resolution APP
pointing the next annual council to
meet in the city of Dallas, Texas, on
the third Monday in May, 1876, at
which time there will be delegations
here from many ofthe states and ter
ritories. Mr.. Younge was elected SUI
preme primate of the order for the
United States for the ensuing year.
He informs us that Texas had more
members in attendance ON the
council than any other state. Arrange.
ments were set on foot for ENGRAVING
into the United Friends the order of
the Champions of the Red Cross, now
organized and successfully working in
California, Nevada, Idaho, Colorado
and other western states and territories,
which numbers about nine thousand
nen'osrs. This arrangement, when
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DALLAS COUNTY.
District ludRo-ll, llnrkadnlo, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judgo-Ailna Hare, AhOr

District ,ludRo-ll, llRrltadnlo, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judgo-silnR Hare, Hhor-
man.
District Attonoy-Ed, q. Bower, Dallas,
District ana oX-OilolO County Clerk
Alexander llnrwO0d.
Deputy Clcrlts--R, u, ltnwlina, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A, llnrwOOd.
Nhcrln-,lnmoa ", liarley.
Tax ClorlS-AdOlph0 kinR,
Deputy AhurlnS-l, NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y, Floyd, Thomas i. Scott, beverly scott,
John bowen.
Surveyor liobcrr NJ. Cook.
TfOnHuror--Mnrlin V, Cole,
Unttlc and Hide lnspootor-1'homns john
BOn,
JUSTICES OF TnE pEACE.
Precinct No IN. NJ. liuriord (prosdIng
lustluol, nalln,
Precinct No, - william A. George, Ian.
cnstDr.
Precinct No. 3-N, o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek,
Precinct No. i-ThomOs H. Frank, Brock.
lnrldgp
Precinct No, 5-Thomoa d. Coates, scyonc
OONSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA. Hardin
Precinct No. IN, NJ. FOndron.
Precinct No. 3-R. Il. barker.
Precinct No. ii, y. Floyd.
Precinct No. %. A. Fisher,
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THE New York Sun counts Tilden,
Thurman, Bayard, Hendricks, Allen,
and possibly Pendleton, among thepros-
pective democratic candidates for, the
presidency, but it is of the opinion that
the four western candidates will prove
just about slrong enough to defeat each
other, and that the leading competi-
tors will be Bayard and Tilden.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 20,

In Is said that Lord iyttOn has de-
olined an offer Of tho goyernorship of
Madras, made vacant by the death Of
Lord Hobart, preferrlng 10 remain as
British minister NJ Lisbon, wherein Ito
shows the good taste that might DO OK
peoted of him,
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Tue action ofthe United States cen
tennlal commission In selecting l., q
q. Lamar, of Mississippi, ~ one Of The
two orators Of the day on July 4, 1870,
aud General Joseph II, Johnston, of
Georgla, as muster Of ceremonies, CONF
menda Itself TO all having fraternl2a-
ton nj heart.
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Ar q full caucus Of the custom house
wing Of tic republican party of Louis
lana last week, Tom Anderson, u scal'
awag, was definitely settled upon ~
the gubernat0rlal candidate for 1876.
Ex-Governor Warmoth, II IA said, was
present and participated In the dellbe-
ratlons OF the caucus.
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THE Baltimore American stands
sponsor for the story that Mr. Mural
lIalstead, Of the Cincinnati CONNER
clal, IL seriously eontemplatlnga paper
In New York city, aud that he IL only
hesItatIng between the adylsabillty Of
starting u new ono or buying out an
old one.
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The clay model for the colossal
bronze statue of Daniel Webster, which
Mr.. Gordon Burnham, of New York,
is to present to the Central park ofthat
city, has been finished. The figure is
in characteristic attitude, standing
firmly erect, with head elevated, and
right hand in the bosom of his dress
coat and the left hand hanging by his
eide
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AN absurd story TO the effect that the
presidents persistent silence on the
subject of third term Is due to n threat
ening letter received by him two years
ago this summer, IN which he was Of
fered his choice between disyowol and
death, is going the rounds of the adj
minlstration organs.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY or DALLAS.

AlnyOr-W. l., Cnbeil.
linglnoor-Wllllam NJ, Johnson.
AllOrnoy-Wi lillian N, Edwards.
1ronsnr6r- Robert H. WoRl.
kGrwtAry-J, w. Hereford.
Assessor aud COlleGtOr-ThOmaR j, KeelOn
MaHhnl-,lunluR Peak.
Health OnionT-DE N, A, Cornelius,
,Aldcrmen- Flint ,Wnldi II, Eryay, y, l.
AIRED DAVIS ana A, y, ObcnOhnln, Third
wnrdi u, II, Grove, II, T., Iolt aud W. i
hhono,. Fourth wurdi H. V, TOmpklna and
w. o. MoLuro,
tho Offices Of the various city officers Rro
NJ the city market house, The board Of Al.
dOrmUn meet In regular session ~ the GOun-
rl room over the market, every Tuesday
might,
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THERE is horrible pic.uresqueness
in the reported discovery of the body
of John Blackboard, the American ac.
tor, who lost his life three years ago in
attempting the ascent of Mount Blanc
twas found in huge block of ice
which lately fell from the mountain,
perfectly preserved, like aily in amber.
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THE San Domingo and Sandwich
projects having both failed, General
Grant, believing doubtless in the luck
of odd numbers, is engaged in II third
attempt to add territory to that already
possessed by the United States, the
Somona islands and her naked saw
ages being now the coveted prize.
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In transpires that Joseph Shannon
having died on May 9th, his will, by
which the residue of his estate h be-
queathed to the Roman Catholic or
phan asylum and to st. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church, is imperative, II hav-
ing been made within thirty days OF
the testators death.
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WHILE in Memphis Vice President
Wilson met Mrs. Jefferson Davis, an
old friend, Oh the street, and the two
are said to have clasped hands with
cordial and friendly ardor, repairing
Immediately to aneighboring ice-cream
saloon, where they discussed straw
berries and ice and the memories of
the past.u
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THE fact h now recalled that Colo
mel Anthony, the Kansas CITY editor
shot by Embry, shot aud killed II, O..
Satterlee, II Leavenworth editor five
years ago. Like Anthony himself, this
time, his victim was then unarmed,
They do all these things strangely In
knuaas.
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mans queenly supremacy In Tho
drama leaning againt which was a
wreath Of laurel, The presentation
speech was made by Mr., Curtis
Guild,
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Iris stated that France, Belgium and
Holland are manufacturing such inn
mense quantities of beet sugar that
they are underselling the sugar reilners
of England in their own markets. In
northern Texas this matter of raising
the sugar beet has never received the
. attention it deserves, if any at all. 1t
could be made source of great in
onmn
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Not the Presidents Raid.
Boston Globe.l

Not too fast ! Some of tho off.
cious and over jealous administra.
tion papers have been giving credit
to President Grant for the brilliant
and successful campaign against
the whiskey ring, which was cur
failing the revenues of tho govern
mont by wholesale fraud. There is
not the slightest evidence that he
is personally entitled to credit for
anything more than consonting to
the proceedings of the secretary of
the treasury. General Bristow,
and his efficient aid, Solicitor Will
son, conducted this brilliant cam
paign, and ought to have the honor
of it, But one good thing the pres
.ident did, when he gave us Bristow;
for this we are duly grateful.
THE gifts presented to Miss Char.
lotto Cushman in Boston consisted
of two fine bronze figures represent
ing Mercury and Fortunate. With
tho fancy pedestals upon which
they were mounted, they stand
about seven feet from the floor. AT
the base of one them is large
floral harp, typical of Miss Cush-
mans earliest efforts as a vocalist
at the foot of the other was Tyre.
In the center of the stage, upon q
table, was an immense floral crown,
conveying the idea Of Miss Cush.
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completed, viii make the order an lm-
porIant body,
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~ " NI-II HIIIH ~ IJIIHN
MISCELLANEOUS a'an' ~
GRANGE c0E TINnM.
d, ToTARE EFFErr asli18i
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1875.
TIRE GALVESTON. ~
Houston and Henderson,
"a g, beu RAILROAD.

Three Daily Pasaonger Trains.
Ieaye Galveston ut $40 q IN and arsivc at
Houston NJ 800 a m, , Bri
Leave Galveston M 500 y IN ana arrive al
Houston at 900 y m. fr.r niLtF
Leave Galveston ut $50 p m and arrive NJ
Houston at $50 p m, f9Nt IfllIl'|f
Leave Houston ut 6;l6 q m and arrive at
Galveston ut 300 M. h"tN " DIV 7
Leave Houston 1000 AM aud arrive Vt 0al-
weston at 2sIO i, M. ~ '''ti-i -
| II Leave Houston NJ $50 p m and arrive at
Galveston ut ll:SO pm.
Y On Sundaye, passenger train leaves Calves
ton NJ 1000 "a IN, Leaves Houston at 400 d IN.
The 6;l0 d m train nom GALVESTON conneets
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and nan Antonio railway. Comets al
Houston with the Houston and Texas ctD
trail railroad,
The 500 p IN express troin Galveston con
nects with the Houston and, roxas Contr
railway.
The 900 . m express nom Galveston oon-
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad al Houston III o N Nj ile9
The iteel u. % train frpp Houston arriyssat
Galveston at $50 p m. Connects with tho
Morgan steamers. athw4ls ~
Ticket otficea, 100 fremont street, Calves.
ton, and ~ tho depots. $50 nHa
Communication tickets TO local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred mile Tickets, Gan
be purchased Ut the ticket offices OF this o0ni.
pany or nom Galveston ticket otiioe,
y :" oNi6. n. NICHOLS, superintendent
H. h, ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
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DIR. G. MLANL'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron Tue CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK nEApAcHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side. under the
i edge OF the ribs, increase on pres
sare; sometimes the pain Is in the
leit side; the patient is rarely able
TO lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade. and it frequently extends to
the top Of the shoulder. and is some.
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax, the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss Of memory, &C
companied with painful sensation
OF having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
md he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough 10 try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. M'LANE's LIVER PlLLs, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FsyER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
?. $. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, Will do we'll TO write
their orders distinctly, and take none but ~.
G MLam,' Lissr Pil, prepared by Fleming
h"'., Pahso'Ugh, Pa, he market bsino JnA y
h4aa 1toil1 T.. stal,l