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A HOUSE or DEATH.
| sudden and Mysterious Death Of Two
Men.
From Fridays Daily Herald,

From Fridays Daily Herald.
The Commercial restaurant, located
OH the East side of the public square,
was the scene last evening Of most
startling and mysterious affair, being
no less than the death of two of the
employees Of the house within few
minutes of each other
A reporter visited the scene, hui
could gain very little information, rs
no one seemed to know anything
about Inc affair. In fact, the deaths
were so sudden and unlocked for that
the sad fact could hardly be realized
by those connected with the house.
Frank Duerr, one Of the deceased,
was a native of Saxony and apparently
about thirty years of age. He COM
menced service at the restaurant, as
dish washer, on the 25th of July, and
up to late hour Wednesday night
appeared to be in perfect health. At
thai time he complained Of feeling I'M
well and retired to bed. Nothing seri-
Gus was thought TO be the matter with
him until about seven o'clock last
evening, when he was suddenly taken
worse, and died In few minutes.
The name OF the other could not be
learned. He was called Fritz. He
was native of Switzerland. and appa-
rently twenty-three or five years Of
age. He acted as second cook, and
was in good health up to two or three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when he
retired to bed, complaining that he
felt sick. Like Deurr, nothing serious
was thought to be the matter with him
until near seven o'clock, when he rap
idly began to fail and died in about
twenty minutes after Deurr. DR.. Cor
nelius, City Physician, was called in,
but too late to render the unfortunate
men any aid. Judge Burford has been
notified, and will proceed to hold an
inquest on the bodies this morning.
The entire affair isshrouded in n mys-
terry that the officers of the law should
use every means to unravel. To say
the least, aside from its mysterious
ness, the fact of two men dying in the
same house, within the same hour,
and under such sudden circumstances,
is II most singular coincidence.
Not the least singular feature of this
affair is the condition of the
bodies of the deceased. Although life
was pronounced extinct at or near
seven o'clock in the evening, at the
hour of writing this paragraph GA. NJ
The bodies are not cold : in fact, they
possess all the warmth or heat of n
perfectly live, healthy and sound per
,on.
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Tie Cattle Dri We.
[Denison News.l

Messrs. Irwin, Allen d Co, live
stock commission merchants of Kan
sas City, estimate the total number of
cattle driven from this State this sea
son, up to July 20, ut one hundred and
fifty Thousand of this number about
seventy-five thousand were driven to
the Platte River in Nebraska. About
thirty thousand were contracted to the
Government for the northern Indians.
The price they were contracted at was
two dollars and forty-six cents per
hundred pounds, gross. The class Of
cattle mostly used for this purpose is
cows aud rough cattle. The balance
of the cattle that were driven to the
Platte were 10 ill other contracts and
We're principally stock cattle.
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HrNyfn. Utah, huuust second
witnesses testified M the Nwniriu
Meadow massacre trial lo.duy Their
evidence Wus cun'lfmulUfy NJ Tint NJ
the preceding witnesses, MI lon'H
coil wns searched lu dizzy md Wna found
a. contain numerous articles tO assist
hin Ia escape THIS ullcruuun the de-
fense presented M nllldnvll hy lelc-
graph from salt Lake City a. the effect
that brigham Young mud George \,
Smith we're IN too feeble health u
come TO Beaver aud asked that their
dispositions Ice accepted The request
was refused. The deicnsc said they
should take the nllldnvlls amy way and
present them, aud asked until to-mor'
row TO open The ease for the defense.
This afternoon one Jf the wives Of Lee
insisted on seeing him, and upon being
refused assaulted the iaIl0r. She was
locked up.
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j. M. Hooker, of Lexington, KY,
hes at his ownexpense erected school
for young ladies, at cost of one hun
dred thousand dollars. In many re-
spects the building is as complete as U
modern hotel. Water-closets, baths
supplied with hot and cold water, are
on each floor. 1t contains one hundred
and twenty-five rooms, gymnasium,
music rooms, library and chapel, all
completely furnished. The school APP
purtenances are complete in every re-
spect, and of the most modern designs.
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THE DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCIA,
TON,
Grand state Tournament and Agricul'
turaI exposition, August I4th, 1875.

The most brilliant display OF Gallant
knights ever seen in the State, and mounted
on the most splendid collection of Blooded
Horses ever before exhibited in Texas. The
Prizes to be competed for are the most Valu-
able ever offered in this country on such oc-
casions. An unsurpassed exhibition of thor
ough- bred and trotting horses-double and
single harness, and saddle horses. Tine best
display of Workmanship by ladies and gem
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the best
display of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
all other agricultural products. Also for the
best span of mules used exclusively for farm
ing purposes. There will be magnificent
band In attendance. The Dallas Blood Stock
Association will spare no pains in admins
tering to the wants of their guests on this
occasion, and confidently expect that it will
be the largest gathering of the people yet
witnessed in North Texas.
There will be presented to the best drilled
company in Dallas, a magnificent silk flag
A. WADE, W. b. MILLER,
Secretary. President.
july23-d&wtol4aug
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ANOTHER PLEA FOR HEMP
Dnstardly and COld.BlOOded
Murder In the Heart
Of the City.
One Man Killed and Another
Dangerously Wounded.
From Wednesdays Daily Herald.(

From Wednesdays Daily Herald.t
Another of those blood-thirtsty and
cruel murders, which are becoming far
too common in our midst, took place
yesterday on Main street, a few
doors west of the Lamar House. The
particulars of the affair, as Cleaned
from the participants and eye witness
es, are about as follows:
This morning about IL o'clock
a carpenter named Frank Mar
tin, alias California Frank,
became involved In quar-
rel with Mr.. H. Misselhorn, proprietor
of small saloon, few doors west of
the Lamar. Martin, who was bolster
Gus and abusive in his language, was
arrested and placed in the calaboose,
but soon gave bond and was released.
Aiming himself with six-shooter, he
proceeded to MisselhOrn's saloon, and
entering, remarked: "You id SON.
of-a-b-h, you had me arrested, and
now I'll give it to you !" and without
any further preliminaries, commenced
firing. The first shot struck Missel-
horn la the upper part Of the
right hip and was cut
out in the left side OF the abdomen.
The second shot struck him in the
right shoulder, ranging into the cavity
of the chest. After firing the two
shots Martin walked toward the door
and was met by Captain w. r. Nor
ton, Deputy City Marshal, who has
the knack of always being around and
attending to his business. Morton
laid his hand on Martins shoulder,
who still held his pistol In his hand,
and remarked "You are my prisoner. F"
Martin jumped back and replied:
captain, / don't want to kill you; but
don't touch me; stand back" Morton
remarked that he could not help
Il, but he must arrest him. Martin
again replied that he did not want to
kill him, mt the same time stepping
back and cooking his pistol. Morton
made step toward him when Martin
ieveled the pistol and was in the act OF
firing when Morton erasped the weap-
on and turned 1t downward, receiving
the ball In the groin which would other
wise unquestionabiy have pierced his
o.. Morton then closed with and
~ until the arrival Of police
y ,, q Fh0m he was turned
u men iodces IN jail. Suisse
The 70. Bkfkley took posses
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"HE STATE OF TEN AS, DALLAS
COUNTY.-To the sheriff or any Consta-
BILE OF Dallas county, greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day been made be
fore me, the undersigned authority, by j. Il.
Williamson, plaintiff in the suit. vs. James
II. Williams, that the defendant, James X.
Williams, is absent from tins state, so that
tho ordinary process of law cannot be served
you, By making publication of this writ in
some newspaper printed in Dallas county,
for three successive weeks before the return
day hereof, summon the said James X. Will
liams to be and appear before me at my Of
flce in the town of Eagle Ford and county OF
Dallas, on the 2sth day of August a. D., 1876
son for the sum of live dollars and i've cents,
due upon account for goods purchased
Herein fail not, etc. Given under my hand
this 18th day of July A. D., 1872.
NO, MCADAMS, J.P.
Precinct No. S, Dallas county, Texas.
iuly 2i-w3t
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Tuesday, the I7,h Day OF August, Is7;

,TRUSTEE'S SALE-Whcreas, j. T.. Main
or and Carrie A. Manor, his wife, by
their certain deed of trust, dated the twelfth
day of October, A. d., 1874, and recorded in
book Y, pages $40, $50 and ISL OF the records
of deeds, etc, for Dallas county, convey cd to
the undersigned, WIN. y. Obcnchain, trus-
tree, the following described tract or parcel
OF land, situated in the city of DALLAS, county
of Dallas, State of Texas, tO-wit: Being n
part OF block No. two (2l OOhrndrcd feet
square) out of n IA acre tract owned origin
ally by Allen Beuru. and out of lot No four
az OF the partition to the heirs OF Crawford
iirigsby of said Grigsby's 100 acre lOcative
interest out of the original John Grigsby
league survey, and being that portion OF said
block No. two % lying bctw, en- Pacific ave-
nue., Live Oak street and the southwest line
of said block No. two t2l, which said convey
ance was made In trust To secure the pay
ment of a certain prolnisSory note In said
deed described ana whereas said note, by
certain conditions in said deed, has become
due and Is unpaid, now, therefore, in nc.
cordance with the provisions of said deed ol
trust, and at the request of the legal holder
of said note, shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate ut the east front door OF
the court house in the city Of Dallas, in the
county of Dallas. state aloresaid, to the high
est bidder for cash. tpublic Vcnduc, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of August, 1873
between the hours OF ten in the forenoon and
four in the afternoon of that day, to satisf.
said note, together with the cost and expense
ofeXecuting this trust.
Dated this 10Th day OF July, 1870. iwit
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i any Constable OF Dallas county, greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day been made be-
fore me by A. Giacomini, that A. Brummel
and l.. II. Murphy are absent from this state
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon them, you are hereby COM
manded that you, by making publication OF
this writ in sore newspaper printed In Dali
the return day hereof, summon the said A.
Brummel and l.. Ii. Murphy, to lie and ap-
pear before me on the I'd day of August, A.
county of Dallas, to answer the complaint
of the said A. Giacomini, for the sum OF
$685. due on account for board and lodging.
Herein, fail not, etc.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of
June A. ID. 1875. NAT, NJ. BURFORD,
Presiding Justice Dallas county.
July 9-w3t
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g. liomnnd and wife ~ Emnnigl
anniefe, NV 3 % nefes NJ lnhl pnh ~ y.
y, Ufililn nfyeY, $3.50 49,,
u. \, tote ~ VI Fierce, lul " lhld
IN tlii NJ linllts. fNb ..
Clmk& lifynn IA Abingdon w, Oylll,
gn acres NJ lnnl on Elm Fork NJ Tflh'
~, u $50 ID.
4. ~. n ". T.. llryan cycculors uf u.
T.. lIryan, dpcensed, Ia u H. Hell, lot 0l
land out Of tile Grlgzhy League, $40
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SHRRIFF's OFFICE,

DALLAS, July u, 100.
Taken from thief, one dark bay mule
about "A hands high. about years old. bran
ded with a diamond on left shoulder. The
mule is now in the possession of william
Pendleton. of the city of Dallas. VIII keep
this mule for the space OF 30 days, and unless
called for and charges paid, will proceed to
sell the same for the benefit of the county.
JAMES f. BARKLEY,
iuly3l -dl w.wlt Sheriff.
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FOURTH WARD.
REHABILITATION.


George Hawkins, living in Denton
county, on Big Elm, killed Mexican
lion, on Wednesday last, which meas
ured nine feet from the point of nose
to end of tail. The lion had just eaten
up a large hog, and OH seeing the par
ty of men jumped into tree, when
Mr.. Hawkins shot and killed him in
stantly. The trail of another lion lead
ing into thicket was seen, and 1t Is
believed that there are others in the
vicinity,
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MARRIED.

GORDON MANNING-In this eli 5, OH this
5th inst, by the Rev. J. NJ. Davis, Mr.. Nat
Gordon, ofSi. Louis, 10 Mrs. A. NJ. Manning
of Boston,
SICK LES-HAYNES-In this city, on the
Sd Instant, at the residence Of the brid de, by
the Rev. s. ID. Davenport, Captain W. u
Sickles ahd Mrs. DR.. ]. w. Haynes.
accompanying the above announcement
came bountiful supply of delicious cake
and splendid old wine, over which the
weary reporter and tireless comps. pledged
their warmest wishes for the happiness OF
the newlywedded pair, to which THE HER
AID adus an earnest and hearty response.
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IAN Eye for nu Eye"

Ifyour eyes are failing you, there Is
no one article that will do as much to
supply the deficiency, or so truly give
you Gan eye for IN eye" as the Dia-
mond Spectacles, which are clear, bril-
liant, and manufactured from the very
best crystal pebbles with the greatest
possible care and skill. For sale by
j. NJ. Dram, Main street.
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"A correspondent at Mansfield,
Tarrant county, gives us the following
as the vote at that place: For the Con-
vention, 1856; against, 6; Ferris, 1873;
Brown, 81; Mccoy, II; Darnell, 20;
Goodnight, SIS; Veal, 3S; Wallace, 20.
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Notice.

Captain r. S. Guy, Lancaster, is the
authorized agent for THE DALLAS
HERALD. The accounts of THE HER
AID for Lancaster and Cedar Hill post
offices are in his hands, and parties
owing are requested to call OH him at
once and settle. july 30-d&wf
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July 2s-dQaw)5w
Advice.

For information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, write 10 COLLINS Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street. New
York. Circulars free. lsw3m
Attention is called to J. 9. witner's card in
In this issue. There is no better wagon than
the Studebaker.
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The Election Yesterday L''''e
Interest ana Light Vote


from Tuesdays psilF H''"'nl
The election held yesterday ~ nc
cotdnnce with the Governors proc'a,
NATION, for or against CONSTITUTIONS
Conyention, and delegates thereto pass,
edoll' very quietly. The saloons wero"''
closed, and not single difficulty - cur
red at any Of the voting IS'''nc'S
throughout the city. The VOC mas
hsen unpreerdentedly Hhh ana M
stead 1.-Two thousand votes being poll
=, Is was conliderNy anticipated, less
ishau half that number were cast This
Is To be regretted, ~ u corresponding
light vote throughout Northern Texas
viii greatly jeopardiae the calling Of
the Convention, even ifit does not
positively defeat II.
The following Is the official result Of
the vote In this City, by wards;
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below IL the list of unclaimed letters +
naming In Dallas postofiice, August
Parties calling for the same will please ~
.adyertisSd ana give dhte %, iisIi Sn aor
the end of four weeks VIII be sent 10 VI
''''N 'N' A. b. NORTON. Postmaster.
DAIR Mrs Il q Alexander W j
n Arnett Max ID
POWERS Joe Butts AR
CAHooN DG Castor A w.
" Coun Michael truw. lord j Ill fine
Crayne
user D"n'
EUHBERGER Emil Everett Mrs VI
GHnfh wills
ERTZ LouJs W Hudgins Mrs y /.
III fiOltzclaw Mollie r.
ZONES TT Jones saml
uyEEN Jno Kidwell VIM
4 ANE Susan Lester Maggie
IL Leonard VIM LoLS Mary
WI MOmand FC Myers I Is
McChriBtian y l.
PARKER Jos
u EVEIIS Chas VI Reynolds y
IL Rice II Ross Belle
OH[TH Jas stark j
Dan Tailor Joe
NVTHSDN JnoT Williams mrs = A
w Williams II williams II w
VIM Fannie Wood NC
Wright II
Firns
Fortcr L. ChildS
Unpaid Letters.
Bell WIS BarhsdHle Judge
barker Cannon G W
sloan mrs Eva Younaans W
Wilson w
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Wholesale boot and shoes, 4O7 Elm street
Entire stock Is new and he ught direct from
manufacturers. Prices az low as any South
ern or Western market. july 4-w3m
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Cotton Packing.

The National Cotton Exchange have
adopted the following:
The false and fraudulently packed
cotton defines such bales as may con-
tain any foreign substance, water
packed bales or bales containing dam
aged cotton interior without indica-
ton of such damage upon the exterior
and such bales rs are plated or com
posed of good cotton upon exterior and
decidedly inferior cotton in bnles In Il
manner not to be detected without
opening the bales. This definition was
unanimously adopted and made olli'
cial.
Moreover, 1t was resolved that the
reclamation on such cotton to he valid
must be made within one hunured
days of the arrival, and be presented
to the seller for II point of shipment
within thirty days thereafter. The
same committee reported the follow
ing:
Definition of mixed packed cotton
were such bales as contain more than
one quality of cotton, the lower quail
ty being SO situated in the bale that nc
design of false and fraudulent packing
appears.
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MELBOURNE, August THE Minis
try OF Victoria has resigned In cOnss-
e.S:cence Of the Opposition Of PaI,is@en mt
70 the budget e hsrlismeDqoi New
South Wales have approve8 t6e :
der tor carrying the malls made by tue
Pacific mall steamers.
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Two Farmers stopped ana Robbed oi
Their Money nj the MuxzIe of the
Pistol.
lDenison News, August l.l
From gentleman who came in
from Savoy, Tuesday evening, the
News is placed in possession of the
following facts regarding daring rob-
berry on the highway in broad day.
| light:
Two farmers living near Savoy went
to sherman Monday, and disposed of
load of apples each. They started
home after dinner, and when within
about two miles of Savoy stopped to
camp, aud cook their supper. They
had been there but Il few minutes when
two men came up, the upper portion of
their faces masked, and with sin
shooters drawn, demanded their
money.
There was no alternative but to conf
ply, and they handed over the pro.
ceeds derived from the sale of their APP
pies, amounting to forty-three dollars.
The two men then left them.
1t is quite likely these highwaymen
are the same parties who robbed Mr..
Smith and the old gentleman on the
public road between DeIison and
Sherman few weeks ago, an account
of which appeared in the News. They
no doubt followed these unsuspecting
countrymen from Sherman, having
lodged them while in the city and seen
them paid the money.
A detective should be placed ON the
track of these two scoundrels.
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C,TATE OF TEXAS-DALLASC COUNTY,
county, greeting: Whereas, oath has been
made before me by Jules E schneider, one OF
the partners in the firm of Schneider 4
Davis, that W. r. DeLong Is absent from the
State so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him; You are hereby
commanded that you, by making publica-
ton in some newspaper printed in Dallas
the return day hereof, summon the said W.
4. DeLong to be and appear before me Mt
my Office III the city and county of Dallas,
on the 9Th day OF September A. d., 1875, to an
swer the complaint of the said Schneider 4
Davis for the sum OF forty-two dollars and
eighty cents, due upon an account dated
March 18th A. D., 1875. Herein fall not, but
of this writ make due rerurn Us the law
directs.
Given under my hand This DIST day of July
A. D., 1875. NAT. NJ. BURFORD, j. +.
july 3l-3t
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CRYSTAL SPEcTACLES.
3 ERKshIR Es.

General R. NJ. Gano has ten beautiful
l.Berkshires, from 60 10 100 pounds vetelt,
Three OF Ills fne yesyllng hoifefs and one
bull call have strsyed. Ally one returning
pense, Iuly9w2w
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N0rICE-DIssoLUTIoN.

The copartnership heretofore existing un'
der the firm name and style of Beeler 4 Con
nor, is this day dissolvedby mutual consent
The business will still be continued by l.
Myers Common, who assumes all liabilities
against the late firm, and is authorized &c
collect all dues due said firm.
GEO. c. BEELER.
V. MYERS COMMON.
Dallas, Texas, July 10Th, 1875.
nj Nj
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seleel school Tor Mnlr. and FemaIes.

The fall session will open September 4th'
Charges as heretofore. Parents who have
seen the evil results OF changing teacher RS
and books every year, will find 1t TO their
Interest to patronize this school.
II. W. ALDEHOFF A. NJ.
Inlv 0Q-dnaWl5w
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INRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L Notice is hereby given that, by virtue Ol
n certain deed oitrust, TO me made, executed
and delivered, on the 9TH day OF April, 1875
by Fannie Williams, to secure the payment
OF certain promiSsuiy notes OF Williams
Bros, in favor of Jno. !. Adams Il Co., Oi
New orleans, described In said deed, said
deed being recorded on pages G3S aud go OF
book a y, oi Dallas county records of deeds,
etc, will ON
Tuesday, the I7th Day Of August, 1875,
between the hsurs of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and
four o'clock y. NJ, ut the court house door in
the town and county Of Dallas, Texas, sell 10
the highest bidder for cash the following de-
scribcd property, to-wt:
One certain lot of land, situated In Bur
ford, SteLmons Il Williams subdivision OF
the city OF Dallas, described as lot eighteen
(lsJ, In block G, oi the city of Dallas, fronting
twenty-five feet on Elm street, and running
back one hundred and thirty feet (l3O) to A.
II. Harris lire, together with NIL the rights,
members and Entertainments and appurte-
nancos to the same belonging, and In any
manner appertaining.
This sale Is advertised to be sold ut request
of the said Jno. !. Adams II Co., and because
of non payment of said notes.
W. Il. HUGHES, Trustee.
Dallas, July 10, 1873. iiwit
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A BOOK FOR THE MlIIIoNI
me Hrs.lp ios OFFICE

Has been thoroughly rsorzaniEed and u
fully prepared 70 40 AL kinds Of JOB
PRtNfIh6 IN TIE latest fiylss.
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60 =:
all sour, rusty chahng,
strapping, or poulticelike unpleasantness;
used In bathing, endorsed by the profession,
long tested, always reliable. BEWARE OF
INVITATIONS. Genuine stamped al. y,
Seeley." Estab's, 1877 Ches. ST., Phila,, and
7S7 Broadway, n. Y. Sent by mall or express
and sold by leading druggists. Send SOr cat
alogue,
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AGUE AND FEVER

On. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
ca;hartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise al who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.