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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-08
Circular Of ihe Dallas Typographical
Union, No. I.3.

AT a call meeting of the Dallas Typo
graphical Union No. l73, held on til,
9th day of July, 1875, the Daily Com
mercial news room, was declared M
unfair Office, and all men working, OF
who may go to work, in said Office
while such state of affairs exist wer,
branded with the name and stigma o
"Rat."
List of "Rats" Commercial Office
j. 9. McNealus, j. G. Son and one
Miller, ex-street car driver.
}. G. McNealus, foreman of the Daily
Commercial Office, Is "Rat" by prin.
ciple, and halls from Parsons, Kansas.
tie stands charged with having acted
unfairly in Fort Scott, Kansas, several
years ago, and has piled his avocation
since he has been in this city, with a
deft hand. He is man of medium
statue, blush eyes, auburn hair, and
reddish moustache. Has a twang TO
his voice when speaking, that foicibly
reminds one of the sweet and meliflu.
Gus sounds of lick-spittle, and his
ears Oh his ears stands out like
those of Texas Buck Rabbit, and has
the longest tail of any rat it has been
our misfortune to come in contact
with. His eyes are cut the wrong way,
and when he smiles, he "smolesn ali
over ode pizness."
}. G. Son, is the editor and proprie-
tor of the Lancaster Gazette, published
in this county. He is botch printer
and is lily fitted to engage in other
work than that at which he Is at pres
ent occupied. Having come to this
city from AN adjoining village, for the
express and determined purpose of
undermining" and taking the "situ
OF Union printer, and with the oh.
Ject of aiding and abetting the proprie-
tors Of said Office, to combine against
and keep out good and honest men,
who are of right entitled to the prefer
ence in such cases. In consideration
OF such facts, we commend him TO the
fraternity as llrst-class "Rat.n and
bespeak for him hearty and enthusi-
actlc reception In such Union cities MS
he may in course of time see proper TO |
visit.
AS for the other party, we hope that
ne may be taken care Of" wherever
he may strike.
A. c. STILLWELL,
w. o. ST. LLMAN,
ED. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
o. A. EYLAR President,
jan. WILLIAMSON, Recording Secretary.
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Tappahannnck Mhen,

Mr.. Azariah Moss, living some ten
miles west of Dallas, on Five Mile
creek, has sent THE HERALD a small
sack Of Tappahaunock White Wheat,
which he has raised on his farm this
year as an experiment. The seed came
from Illinois, and was not received in
time to SOW at the regular time. 1t
was put In on the last day of October,
and did not get as good a stand be-
fore cold weather came as It would
have done had 1t been sowed at the
usual time-say the last ofSeptember.
Notwithstanding this, however, It did
well, and was harvested about a week
or ten days ago, and when threshed
will yield not less than thirty bushels
to the acres Had It been put In as
early as his other wheat, Mr.. Moss has
no doubt 1t would have reached at least
thirty-fiye bushels to the acre. The
grain Is large, plump and white, aud
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tCr,sinI Purity.

"Puro IN crystal" h u SYNONYM for
the highest excellence, The "Dla
mond Speclacles,n made by the Spcn-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
Of New York, are literally "pufe ~
tryslal,p being sklllfully manufactured
from minute crystal pebbles, aud have
an unequalled hardnessand brllllancy'
The genuine goods bear the trade
mark stamp Of small diamond upon
every pair, For sale In Dallas by John
NJ. Orom, 5O7 Main street,
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II IL u fact that while DR., Prices
Cream Baking Powder aud True FLAW
orlng Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc.,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard ofpcrlcct
purity, not another Baking Powder or
Fayorlng Extract IN the market h
free from adultcrton, There nre no
colorng, poisonous oils or acids In Dr
Prices Flavors, nor chalk, alum, OF
other injurious substances In his Cream
Baking Powder, We know the manu-
fncturcrs take pride Ia having their mr.
ticles strictly pure,
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Tho IIraI LnIrY.

The first competitor for the prize OF u
ycar's subscription 10 TnE WEEKLY
HERALD, free Of charge, 10 the indivId-
ual sending us the largest watermelon,
was Mr.. w. W. Hastings, Of Grape
vino, who yesterday brought In u
mammoth melon M his entry. The
weight viii be preserved, aud the
award made on the 10Th Of September.
l'ccollccl, the one sending IN tho
largest watermelon will receive TuE
WEEKLY HERALD for one year, free OF
charge.
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THE HERALD In In receipt of sack
ofllonr from the Union Mills Company,
Mckinney, made from the present
crop Of wheat, and M pretty an article
M can DO produced In tho United
States. We make this assertion with
out fear Decentralization, having tested
the flour. Mr., w, l.. Boyd in sending
the Hour says, "Our mills are now turn
ingout flour, wherever II has been tried
has been pronounced better than any
flour from 81. Louis.
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W +. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate TO
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmprovcd city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" EARNS and "unimproved aud
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center OF the
city. Also, building lots, and IA number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number OF farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city OF Dallas. 26gdlm
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viii weigh considerably over sixty
pounds 10 tho bushel,
Me- Moss has also shawn uH an eaI
Of corn ofa beautiful white color, ol
which he planted q few hills, aud
which Is fully mMured, being some
two ~ three weeks earlier Than the o.
binary corn, We do not remember
the name NJ the cora, but Mr. Moss
can give all persons desiring II lnlor'
nation on the subject, The peoullarl'
~ Of II II III early maturity, when, ~
a season like the present, II particular
~ needfil 10 our farmers,
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There viii be some exciting sport At
tho lilood'Hlock Assoclallon'a course
Tuesday, Frank LillIe'a "Chanoe'
Inns been entered against the oeel-
footed "Aauia Fe,n The horse tint beat
CECILIA Harper" aud lively sport may
be expected, Tho second race viii be-
between Dr. 'lurner'a sorrol mare nnd
"Shoo l'ly,n "Shoo llyn aud "Santa
l'e' aro tho hyorItcs NJ two To one, re-
HpecIyoly The first race viii be run
al three O'Clock, aud those desiring 10
see some fun should bc on time.
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THR llRRALp's editorial corps return
thanks 10 Mr. q, llaggarl, produce
commission merchant, corner VI Main
aud Market streets, for u box Of lus'
olouH peaches, presented yesterday, II
was but one Of an Immense oonsIgn'
ment which he has just received, aud
which lao proposes 10 furnish 10 those
desiring them at moderate figures,
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n. +. Bryan, sr., VS. Dallas Compress.
company; Judgment for plaintiff.
\. u: Hughes VS. City of Dallas; judg.
ment for plaintiff.
Mayors Court.
.. c. Tarrant, refusing to pay hack
nire; plea of guilty and fined 81 and
:. Z, Tarrant, disorderly conduct !;
piea OF guilty and fined - and cost.
); N. Ousleyton, drunk and disor.
ueriy plea of guilty and fined 50 and
simpson Hall, renting his premises
70 . woman for the purpose Of usnig
tue same as q house OF III fame:
postponed till this morning.
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Noiice.

Mesara, A. \. Jet and H. g, Soegar
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
TnR DALLAa HERALD PuNrlNG Con-,
rANY, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
and Job work, from this date until
further notice, W, o. HOLLAND,
liuslnoaa Manager
Unllaa, July /, 1874,
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synopsis 81 Connen Proceedings.

meal, call on Jake, aud you can got H.
synopsis ~ Council PreeeodiHgs,
Council met, lIis Honor tho Mayor
aud all the Aldermen present, except
Alderman Davis
The minutes Of the preceding meet
lngs we're read, u few trivial errors cor
reoled and approved,
Ills Honor read u communication
from the President of the Central llail'
road, In which that gentleman gave II
~ hls opinion that street crossings
over tho rallroad on streets opened by
tho city since the railroad WA built
should be made NJ ih0 expense of lh'
city,
The Mayors report for June was re'
ceiyed and referred 10 the Committee
on Journals,
The Committee on Markets reported
that they had made u mllsfu tory sot'
Element with Messrs. Thomas n VIII
lIama,
The weekly report Of the Market
Muster was received aud referred.
The Committee on Journals reported
on the claim Of the Assessor aud Cob
locl0r for fees duo him from last year,
AZ the suggestion Of the chairman, lh,
report was laid over unlil next meet
Ing,
The Health Ollccr reported that
there had been iva cakcs NJ smallpox
In the city, hut that the parties had
been promptly removed beyond the
city limits,
Alderman CrowduH introduced u res
OlutlOn, which was adopted, requesting
the Health Onlccr 10 inquire into the
necessity or NdyIsabilily Of building II
pest house, together with its probable
cost etc,
The reports Of the Assessor aud Col.
lcctor aud the city Marshal, for June,
were received aud referred to appro.
pirate committees,
n petition from the police force,
praying for pccuniary relief, was re-
cclYcd aud referred 10 the Committee
on Ways aud Means.
The account Of Mccoy n Mccoy, for
legal services, was referred 10 the Com.
mite on Claims,
The account Of l., =. Hart, for ;S3, AZ
Deputy City Marshal, was rejected,
and the Secretary directed to notify
the City Marshal that no such account
will be allowed and paid, Mr.. Hat
was removed by the Police Board, but
still retained by the city Marshal ,
hence the acl ion Of the council.
Alderman Ervay introduced u rcso.
luton, which was adopted, inslructlng
the City Attorney to draw up aud pre-
sent TO the Council m ordinance defin-
ing the duties powers and authority OF
the city Marshal, and that n special
committee of the Council be appointed
to confer with the City Attorney in
order that he may draw the ordinance
In conformity with the views and
wishes Of the Council. Aldermen Jett
and McLure We're appointed rs such
special committee.
Sundry accounts were presented and
referred TO the Committee on Claims
The police pay roll for June was al
lowed and ordered paid.
Alderman Crowdus introduced n
resolution to resclnd the appropriation
of one hundred dollars per month
heretofore granted the Fire Depart
ment. Referred to the Committee on
Fire Department,
Adjourned until Tuesday evening
next.
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Tho following mysterIously worded
caution was flashed over the wires last
evening, aud handed 10 M omplOyo Of
TuE HERALD some foul plot Ia being
Matched against the pence aud dignity
OF some "rcd headed, heavy scl rat on
the mixed lWIn," aud II behoovcs the
authorities To DO on their guard, Per-
hnps the afternoon paper can solve the
mystery
AuEUMAN, July T. lNh
10 President Typographical linton, ballast
Look for red headed, heavy sct rat
on mlXod train. ID --
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Hon, a, Thornton, Of shelbyyllle,
Illinois, eK'Judge Of tbs Supreme
Court Of his State, aud an ex-member
Of Congress, h among the visitors 10
our city, lIe IL registered NJ the
Lamar
Judge Ira Mitchell, whllom cit
lien Of Dallas, now resident Of Plano,
arrived In the city last evening, and IL
registered NJ the San JaGlntn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-08

W, Q. Slckles 4 Co. continue the grocery
ana provision business at 6l6 Elm street, L..
V, Tompkins' old stand, They also solicit
consignmonts from 81, Louis Galveston and
other points The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th instant, Mr.. Ii. j. Edgerley dspos-
Ing of his interest to w. IL. Cocker The
style OF the firm viii remain the same.
Goods will be delivered In the city free OF
charge. VIC. SICKLEs.
Oddly WI COX
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vrnNoN COUNTY, No., July ?, ls55

NNN"N 'blNlit Aht July - lniO'
GonOrnl Cnbull
DEAR Sui drop you This to inform
you that our people In Vernon county,
Missouri, ARE destitute Of almost every,
thing especially bread, Would ask
that you appeal TO your people, In the
name of humanity, 10 send us sOmcald.
nm appointed soliciting agent by the
Governor of this State for that people,
while Dr. Dodson, OF Nevada CITY, II
county agent WIN you aid us IN ibis.
you can your acts viii he ever apprc-
clnlcd, 0nd your people Opplnudcd for
II 10y those who can not help them.
selves My shipping point IL Fort
scott, Kansas, but IL Ii TO go to Mis-.
souri, Mrs Thompson, II lady Of your
city, II here, She has seen my author.
iiy, aud viii, no doubt, assist you in
this matter Please write me soon.
Direct 10 Duncan Creek, Vernon
county, Missouri, i. NJ. BELL.
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FOR SALE.
"A Rare Chance for StOckmen

offer for sale, very low, my thorouoh .hrod
ouil, Prince Arthur" He is five wears old
breed. H'icshire
frlnce Arthur was bred from imported
kentucky, and was imported from Ken,
lucky when only small calf being thara.
lore thoroughly acclimated. Is perfecilv
He took the first premium nj The WaprisnS,,'
county fair last fall, as the best thorough.
bred bull, and the first premium in swsen.
s sIa ring. VIII guarantee him as pure
refer TO Captain ], w. Goslee. NJ Io,,t.
VII, nlle' Kentucky, Mr.. T.. NJ. Smith, of shreye.
as, of Marshall. 20 ihoin-
M aoL in,rtner particulars, address me at
10 idim' ieAas' Ri. WARE.
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ron SALE.

NJ residenee, eoFneF raeine avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing haifs
black ~ ground. Win - veil nnished
one'siory and basement roeh'e0Hereis
building, and all necessary oui-buiid,
inRs, etc. A. early applicant may No.
care n bargain,
JNO. W, swIsDELIs,
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Crescent city Re.,.ur.r,

Mr.. +. M. Hurst has purchased the
Crescent City Restaurant, and will
hereafter make It a first-class house.
A magnificent dinner wasset, Sunday,
to which a number of guests were in.
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Fl'eu oHe uUIIHr, anu taxed twenty
six dollars and fifty cents costs In
other words, the city gets one dollar,
and the officers twenty-six dollars and
nifty cents. Wouldn't II be Il good idea
for the Council to increase their sala-
ries few hundred?
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Notice.

Mr. George Langballe will wait upon
our merchants and business men in
the interests Of The HERALD. Any
favors extended him will be duly
recognized.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-08

The members of Dallas Lodge No. AZ, A.
F& A. Me- viii meet at the rev lodge room
this evening, July eth, for work In the third
degree. S0Iouning brothers are cordially
Invited, W. {, CONNOi, W.M,
July T.llt
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TIIE nAILY IIKIiALn

VIII he ionnd on sale ny The news,
hess on all ,Fains ~ ,ho Iesas ana
ana raeiiir railway, nnd ~ the news
stands IN the city,
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a Plcn for nm Incrcnsc of SnInry

ApropoS of the perquisites received
by the city officials, The HERALD pub
fishes the following, copied from he
records Of the Mayors Court. The
case in point was against Stewart,
charged with resisting an nillcer.
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A pair OF match horses new wagon, har-
ness ana cover complete, very cheap for
cash, Enquire at IS. 4, STRATr0NS,
July 7-d3t ON Main street.
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Appeai ior Assistance,

TnE HERALD copies the following
cali for assistance from the afternoon
paper Of yesterday, and trusts that our
citizens viii rospoud with generous
hand aud willing heart Ia tho midst
of a bouuteoug harvest We should mol
overlook the mislorluues of our suffer-
ing brethren elsewhere, assured m We
are that che who giyoth 10 The pooI
lendelh 10 the l.ordn
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MANOlt'S OFFlrE,
CTf ~ pALLAH, july u, lhll,


send you u letter just received from
Mr. j, NJ, Bell, of Vernon county, Mia
souri, which be- pleased 10 publish,
You VIII see from this letter TINT Mr.,
Bell appeals 10 the generosity OF our
people Tor provisions Ia their distressed
condition, Should any one be- willing
~ contribute provisions or money for
this purpose they viii be pleased TO
leave The same with Mcssrs, Block ~
Jet, on Lamar street, and viii see II
forwarded 10 Mr. Bell Respectfully,
W, l., "a bell, Mayor II
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton CO.,
unless made by the undersigned,
July 7--dlf r. HAM LION.
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WANTED,

Two reliable agents 10 travel In the
Interest Of 'rnE llERALD.
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ylled, each and all Of whom did full
justice 10 the choice bill NJ fare
presented 10 them, The restaurant
will be Kept open all night, . fact
which night hawks should make q
note of II you desire hrstolass
meal, call on Jake, aud you can got il,
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Correctly done, and positively by the tim,
r0mSod NJ j. NJ. Grams, 507 Main street,
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THE COURTS.

0. a. EYLAK, President.
D. NJ. WILLIAMSON, Recording Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-07
SheriFs Sale,

pY virtue of three certain executions to me d-
d rected by the clerk of the circuit court OF
fiinois, one I in favor OF 1 Young S~ BROTH Sl
ers a Company, one in iavor of Will
liam McAnder, and the other In ia
yOr of Alfred B Stafford, assignee of Alexander
ii. Irwin, and all against John ii Brown, |
have levied upon the following described prom
erty, in the county of Alexander and State of
Illinois, to-wt: The northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section six (G), IN township
third principal meridian; the northwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter Of section thiriy-one
on, in township hftecn Q5) south, and In range
west Of the third principal meridian the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
thirty-siN (36) in township fifteen (l5) south
and In range two ~ west of the third principal
meridian lots numbered one () To five (5) both In
elusive in block numbered one ~. lots number
ed two tg) and three (3), in block numbered two
tD, lots numbered one ~ 10 five (6), both in
elusive in block numbered four (D lots num-
6ered one ~ TO seven ~, both inclusive in
block numbered seven 10, lots numbered one ny
10 seven a. both inclusive in block numbered
eight ~, lots numbered two (2), three Cd and
four ~. in block numbered live 90, lots num-
bered two l2), four ~, i've o. six ~ and seven
~ in block numbered six ~ in the town OF
Unity, and all In thu county of Alexander and
state Of Illinois, a. the property OF the said John
" Brown, which shall otter at public sale ut
the southwest door OF the court house In the city
Of Cairo, In the county Of Alexander and State 81
Illinois. on the fourteenth day of August, a. D.
1873, at the hour Of eleven O'Clock, u. m. !, TO
| satisfy said executions ALIEN. ii. IRWIN,
Sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo; Illinois, July end. 1875.
| I-23-dtd.
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Before the era oil Railroads. Cairo had a
commaGding position as a centre of com.
mercp aud navigation. This Importance OF
position she stiil possesses. but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail-
road centre. number Of the most import.
an, railroads in the Valley oithe Mississippi
converting 10 and having their termini
there. Among these, coming from the north
are the great Illinois Central Railroad,
which traNeT,es the entire state OF Illinois
| iromtt. extreme northern and northeastern
| TO lis southern limits. and by it, connection,
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing states the Cairo and VIM
| cennes. extending from Cairo to the city OF
Niucennes In the state Of Indians. where
lis connection. afford direct railroad com
munications with all Eastern cities; and
the Cairo n t. LOUIS Railroad, allording a
direct railroad communication with the
City of It. Louis and all the railroads CEN
tering there The roads coming from tho
| South are The New orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile and Ohio
| Railroads. which give direct railroad COM
municltion with the cities OF Mobile and
| New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
sea port-, and by connecting roads with all
| the country ,Guth Of Cairo; and coming
from the southwest i. the Cairo. Arkansas
\ and Texas Railroad, which affords similar
communication with southern Missouri.
Arkansas and Texas, anu the principal eli
| les of those States. This lsst-named road
| will give, also. direct connection with the
| Teya, and Pacific Road when il is com IL.
| ted. thus giving direct communication win
the principal port, OF the Pacific Ocean
These railroads, terminating at Cairo. are
q, now all completed and in successful opera
ton. those In Illinois coming into the cit!
on bank OF each of the rivers, Ohio ant
| Mississippi. and terminating al their c0nnu
encc, thus cncircling the city. The Holly
| Springs, Brownsville and Ohio River Rail
road, and the Cairo and Tennessee River
Railroad which viii both terminate a.
| cairo. are in course Of construction and vii
soon be completed. and other railroads botl
| in Illlnoi, and in states south OF the ohi'
,ra nr,iocted ana arrangements made I
Gui,d them. The construction OF ihes
viii greatly increase the railroad commun
| cations OF CAIRO.
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BIZ During the fever season Of last
month. the stock of Ayers Agnc Cure in
the Old North State became exhausted,
and before supply could be received
from Lowell. tie suffering from chills
and fcvcr..bccame fearful. a few parties
were so fortunate as to have it on hand.
aud in Ircdcll County, the Druggists eked
out their slender stocks by
selling doses--a spoonful cach-for Il
dollar. Many paid ten dollars 4 bottle,
when the regular price is but one. and
thought themselves favored at that, 81
valuable are the curative properties OF
this preparation, which not only eXpcls
the poison from the system, but leave.
the patient with unimpaircd health and
vigor.-Raieigh ~. e. Standard.