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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-12

For Justice of the Peace.
y ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
qnested 20 announce u. M. Douglas
for Justice OF the Peace, Pre-
40 l, nc the ensuing general election.
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u ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
uuosted 10 announce w. M. Moon as n
lidate for sheriff OF Dallas County at the
telectiou
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AkE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
ss sss.sa % ann9nnce Major Eugene
Il 100 n AZ candihete for Justice 81 the
|e,a rt,nseinct No. |. iDallas County, at the
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yor county Judge.

~ ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
N "onesied 10 announce la. q. Bower
|. VALIDATE for County Judge of Dallas
INV al The ensuing election.
,,p ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
N aupgted TO announce a. w. Nowiin,
II cdndilate for County Judge OF Dallas
.nw. AZ the ensuing election.
Gyt ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
II rs,asted 70 announce Kobt. H. west
IA ossfdita for County Judge OF Daiias
IhW III tho enkning election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-12

DIR. j. " McGee, Dentist, graduated In the
Baltimore Dental College In 1874. Once re-
moved TO southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over Kahn's clothing store, ly
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city secretary.

NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested TO announce a. A. McMur-
tray as u candidate for the office Of City
Secretary. Election April llh.
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= wi NFTFNFFNI VENE'
n ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
queSted 10 announce VIM. a. Har-
VI as candidate Tor District Clerk OF
"a County, at tho February election.
u ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
ouested 10 announce Pierre M.
Wn ASA candidate for the Office of Dis
CLERK OF Dallas County at the ensuing
Ian
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l, ~ VnlAisble frecinet NO. 4.
y Ar klFfeoafzED AND RE
~, sseHt'' 10 alnhse,e Cant. Rtcphen
Ia ~ tpdasts for Constable for
t'-,.tNit I, 81 the asitiing election.
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~ as Al \ AUTHORIZED AND RE
4 s ars,' % annDArno A. IN, Hardin.
|IIrsr ~ tny ccnfftble OF Precinct NO
- y atstni tea ensuing election.
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NNE ace AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested 10 announce .. ~. Hereford
as u candidate for City Secretary, AT the en-
suing municipal election, ON April I, 1915.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

From tho waco Reporlor,l

IFfom tno waco lNporlofl
For several days theiwo papers at
Dallas, Tm HERALD aud Commercial
have INDUCED in series of "spots'
about the kilograms taken by the re-
spgctiy0 papers each claiming TO pub
lish the fullest, latest and best tclc'
grains. ''ns IlERALD renllyhad the best
Of the argument, in every INSTANCE, for
TnE HERALD IL y superb morning pnper,
gotten up and conducted In lirsl,class
style while the Commercial is an after.
noon paper, also live, energetic paper,
hut devoted mainly TO local matters.
Now, we looked on ut this squabblc in
Dallas very calmly, albeit ii grew hotter
all tledime, for we considered it was
none Of our business, aud "hNnds Off
was the proper policy for outsiders,
But the Commercial has now now gone
to an extreme that justillcsu us in speak
ing, and speaking plainly, too. That
paper of Thursday evening last contains
| the following announcement, consplcll-
0usly displayed right ut the head Of the
Geographic columns; The only paper in
the State, except the Galveston Ncws,
Tint takes the Associated Press and
general special dispatches" We are as
tonishcd nj the unblushng mendacity
Of the Commercial in publishing such n
statement, when II aud every other
Journal in the State knows full wei,
that the Houston Telegraph, Austin
Statesman, DALLAS HERALD, San Anto-
MO Herald Donson News and the two
Waco papers, all publish fuller and more
costly dispatches all being morning
papers than the Commercial ever did.
The Reporter, and other papers emu
mcratcd, all take the regular Associated
Press reports, aud in the amount and
quality Of their dispatches, far surpass
the Commercial This is n truthful
statement of facts, and tile Commercial
is either wofully ignorant or wilfully
malicious and false, when it makes the
announcement alluded to.
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rho DALLAS ana Palestine Railroad

The citizens Of Henderson county,
one and ALL will be rejoice to learn
that the prospects for u railroad from
Dallas to Palestine via Kaufman and
Athens, are now placed beyond reas-
enable doubt The charter was granted
for this road by the Twelfth Legislature,
and was obtained through the instru-
mentality of Captain $. j, Adams, of
Dallas. The charter calls for the towns
of Kaufman and Athens, and as the
road is built it will be entitled to six
teen sections of land per mile Its
course from Palestine is confined to u
southeastcrly direction, and is intended
to enter that extensive pine country in
Southeastern Texas, where grows the
only yellow pine in the State This road
when built cannot but be one of the
best paying roads in Texas from the
fact that it will supply an i'm
menso country with building lum
ber and its return ireights from
the West and North will supply very
heavy demand for flour, small grain,
meat, and, in fact, all Of our supplies
that come from the North, East and
West Farmers who now pay from
one dollar to one dollar and half per
bushcl for corn and wheat can obtain
the same over this road from the wheat
and corn growing region at from fifty to
sevcnty-tiye cents per bushel, which is
quite an item, and, besides, they will be
furnished n market for whatever they
may have to sell, the loss of which now
is seriously felt by every planter One
of our merchants, Colonel Thomas +.
Muchison who attended called meet
ing at Dallas on the 18th, the proceed
ings of which will be found in this issue
informs us that heprospects of an early
completion of the line of railroad is
very iavorable-that the President, Mr.
Adams, said before the meeting that
two applications from different railroad
companies had already been made to
him for the charter--and thas he enter
tanned no doubt rs to succeeding in get
ting some active railroad compny to
take the charter and build the road at
once. Mr., Adams has already pur-
chased iron for FIVE miles of the road
leading from Dallas this way, which
amounts to one permanent step at least,
We feel safe in asserting that this road
will be built, and that very soon. The
prospects of getting the Tyler Tap rail
road are quite encouraging also. So it
may be that there is happy day for
Athens not heretofore dreamed Of Let
It be remembered that there is no subsi-
dy asked for the Dallas and Palestine
road, The Twelfth Legislature has al
ready granted it sixteen sections of land
from the fact that it is to run through
the best part ofTexas, will guarantee its
carly eompletion.- Athens Courier
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ABbuL-Aziz, who was yesterday de.
throned as Sultan Of Turkey, is the sec
ond son of Mahmoud | i, and was born
February Q, 1880, and is consequently in
his forty-sixth year, lie succeeded his
brother Abdul-Mejid, June %, 1861.
On mounting the throne he was prodi-
gal in his promises of reform, dismissed
Ria Pasha, the corrupt Minister. Of
Finance, gotrid of his scraglio, declared
he would not indulge in polygamy, and
seemed to take u lively interest in
ameliorating the condition of tho pco-
pie. In many respects, however, his
good intentions were soon overborne by
opposition, the power of ancient usages,
and his own weakness. During his
reign he recognized tho unity of Italy,
negotiated treaties of commerce with
England and France, crushed the Mon
tenegro rebellion of 1862, and that of
Crete in 1868, and signed in 1871 the
treaty Of London deneutralizing the
Black sen. In 1866, in consideration of
vast sum of money, he granted, con-
trary to Mohomedan law, to lsmail
Pasha the right of succession from
father to son of the vice regal throne,
and instead of the title of Viceroy, CON
ferred upon him that of Khedive. He
proposed a similar change for Turkey, in
order that his eldest son, Yusef born
in 1857, might ascend the throne, but as
the accession of the Sultan's son was
contrary to the ancient institutions of
the empire, his efforts failed and the
heir presumptive was the Sultan's eldest
nephew, Mahemet Murad, born in 1910,
Besides Yusef, the Sultan had four
recognized children, Sultana Salikhe
Mahmoud Jemil, MANNED Selim and
Abdul-Medjid. AS our dispatches state
that the heir presumptive has been en-
throned, the mantle falls upon the
shoulders of Mahemet Murad, his
nephew, instead of the Sultans son.
The newly enthroned Sultan is thirty
six years Of age, and is reputed to be an
able man, but whether he be competent
TO arrest the delirium Of death which
seems to he gathering upon this doomed
empire is mora questionable, "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

degt Of The Senate, nnd woIk WlllhhFu
Ia be done rapidly ~ get tlPus" ;"
The limited time OF Tho seHHloI
Ain meeting held here y leW nhys
ago. nm organization was eilecled 81 lhe
Ton, Green Monumental Assoelalloll'
ID savers, NJ BastrOp, wns lphht
President Leigh Chalmers, OF thla
div. Secretary, and Attorney General
Uoone. Treasurer Captain Jeii, Word,
Jr.. and james q. Crntchfield, ESQ., or
Dallas county, are Vide Presidents for
Dallas county. The object ~ the Assoc
citation II 10 raise funds for building a
monument 10 the memory OF General
Tom Green, ..y ........... .....
There was exhibited In the hall ~ the
House NJ Representatives two large
pictures --one representing General
Ice NJ the hattie of the Wilderness, sur
rounded by the Texas Brigade, one 81
them holding the rein OF their beloyed
commander horse, aud checking Ills
advance. The picture II large enough
10 give the features OF many prominent
figures, aud conspicuous among them
IN to be seen aud easily recognized the
face of Colonel g. NJ. Winkler, now
one " the Judges OF the Court OF APP
peals, There are other prominent
faces IN the picture, which, presume
are taken from life. The second plc'
lire represents Stephen +, Austin or
ganlzlng his colony, ...
All this section Of the State has re
Gently been visited by good rains crop
are looking well, and the people are
joyful. rrlgu.....rt uN0.
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A PUBLIC NECESSITY.

The best interests Of tho nation de-
o,and Tint tho enormous tax imposed
,nou the commerce and industries OF
the country by means Of the southern
P0clac Railroad should be relieved ana
this can only be done by the complexion
of u competing railroad passing owe"
uch n route as will lessen The dislA'''o
10 the Pacific, through . section OF
country rich IN mineral aud alrloulVrN
resources, Al that h asked ny We
Texas Pacific Railroad IL tho loan OF we
Goyornmcnt credit II SolicllS no Nd'
vance Of publcmoncy and i has been
shown otlat upon the securities ana
with tho guards and restrictions pro-
posed tho government will mover be re-
auircd, on account of il guarantee
10 advance ia single 4 dollnr,
much less 10 loss one, ny
the terms of tho hill before our present
Congress, ample PROFESSIONALS made to
indemnify the government against even
tho possibility Of II loss IN account OF
the guarantee asked for and we cannot
see WHY there should bc any longer de
lay in passing the measure thronN'
Congress. The construction OF tl,eroad
IL 4 work Of public necessity. IT'S
asked for by the highest considerations
ofpublic policy; it Is the shortest, cheap
est and safest route across the continents
il il the highway of the worlds com
merce; II is demanded in the interest OF
cheap transportation by the whole
country and it Is demanded especially
ms mn act of justice TO the people OF the
Southern half Of the Conicdercy, and
in the same proportion as It rcvivcs her
paralyzed industries will it add TO the
national wealth. b.jrh. Oh. I v...,u
Some three hundred and thirty-throe
miles of this road have been already
built and are in most successful opera
ton. Interest on the mortgage CON
struction bonds Of ~, 500 per mile has
been paid regularly Mt the rate OF
dix per cent in gold thorecciptsof the
company from Its operations having
been more than ample topay this inter
est, but also TO enable IL to add to VI
equipments and keep the road in mos
thorough and complete running order
Invcstmentin thoroad isa safe one, an,
when completed as designed by its orig
inators, there will he no such road II
the world. As said by u member of th,
st. Louis Railroad b. Convention
at is the highway across thu
continent; ii isno.iathe ron,
to India; II is the track of Columbu
and along this highway will meet aftel
It's construction, people of all nationali
tics and of all languages belonging Il
tho civilized world, and we may hop,
that the predominant influence Of oui
own race will be felt, and thus the ligh
of Christian civilization, which il
marching westward with the star of EN-
yire and has already reached the shores
If Asin will continua its westward
march until, having reached the seats Of
the earliest civilization, it shall have en-
circled the globe" The nation looks t
our Congressman to pass the bill nov
pending before it to complete this grea
highway Sound policy, the public wei
fare and the national prosperity alik
demand it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

An old blind man has lately beer
travelling with his aged wife, begging
their way and following the line o
tte railroad tracks. On Saturday they
reached Ecorse on the Canada South
ern track, and sat down to lest on Q
trestle bridge where the road makes a
sudden curve, aud were surprised by q
train, which was upon them before
they were aware OF their danger. The
wife sprang to her feet and dragged
her sightless husband from the track.
She saved his life, but lost her own,
for she had scarcely pushed him from
the rails before the pilot OF the locomo.
tive struck her down. 20.
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some nperent apd sterling inylsomliye dlu'
retic, Honleliera stomach nlilepi and as all
affections Of the organs Of discharge have
strong tender ey 10 become chronic, and that
Very rapidly, the use Of tho liltlors should
not bedelayed moment longer rhan Ii neH-
esaary Tho action OF this inrsllmable eor'
receive upon the bowels diiier widely nom
that Of drastic pursaliye, since IN never
violent or abrupt, but always gentle ana
naturnl, and iis effects upon the bladder ANA
Kidneys ARE strengthening ~ we'll aa mlldly
stlmulallye, The healthnl Impetus when
II gives 10 digobtlOn also renders II q most
desirable general tonic,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

Tho Eastern nmDulaclWelS u IoN
days since, pat up At auction ol'd sou
S2OOO,OOO worth ofgoodS for the "yo"'
ed purpese Of clearing out the surplus
age of stocl, on hand and Ihnsallow The
mills to go on producing goods At the
average rate with u fairly active demand
for consumption Merchants bqyc
watched this great sale with considers
bic interest, thinking that possibly, q
panic might be created thereby but
the goods sold below quoted
prices, no marked depression ofilemar
kcl has resulted,
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'ruGSt. Louis RyolHco' Is again ogi.
nting the killing Of condemned Grim
inols by electricity instead of by the
rope 4 powerful Rulmkorl' coil and
a llcayy battery would dismiss the crim'
inol into eternity MS cSpcdiliously os Che
lightning stroke. 'ruG HERALD has here
tolore recommended thismodc Of capital
punishment. .H....... ..|
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,1lgonly two living members OF Gen
,Iankson's staff who were present at the
Ibntllc Of New Orleans Major Thomas
'Bmlm' and General William y. Butler
who reside tshort distance from CARROLL
ton, Kentucky rhoiirst is over eighty
seven, and the latter in lis cighly-siSth
Iycnr and both are in fine health The
"reminiscences Of those Venerable yctcr
ANS must he highly interesting
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

TIN New York SIN says that the
ticket which ia cutand dried awaiting
the lormOltics of the Cincinnati Con
yention is "l'or President Roscoe
ConlSlng of Now York; for Vice Prcsi'
dent Benjamin II Bristow OF Ken
ucl(y.n ....
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
FREE no ALL.
But No business Advertisement In-
sorted without Pay.

Desiring to make The Herald the med nm
OF communication for lhe general puDllpi
and also % assist ilOW VINO may netu Ms
slatnnce, wannvO determined 10 prlnt iree
advertising column. Advertisements under
the hend III "lOat,n "FOund," "Mnnted,'
nFor SALE" "F0r Ront," TO let" ~ not
more than thee lines, viii be- Inserted IN
this column twOtllnes Nee ~ charge when
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess viii bo charged at the rate ~ DVe
cents limo, enGh Insertion, In advances ana
when such advertisements are printed more
ihnn twn times they VIII be cllnrg'm ~ we
additional insertion, Seven words make a
liue,
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Tbg .DqNy hhi'i9pcG says that "h
pure Norwegian dialect crcct cmdo-by
the grace of God and the helpor II lib
erol people it cnloreeth lis boundaries
We wonder what disciple of Cicero
would say to this calling OF "crrca amdo
Nowyeaian. ..
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Tbe.e changes have aesunqi SUCH q den
nitc shane "a to Induce Nv Lnlrell Of
California, 10 Introduce q resolution en-
nowornq DID Wayaand Means Gommll'
1oe 10 investigate them Twin bo 70
that The Hon, John ",
Reagan opposed the passage Of that bill
In an able speech Loud protests
aganst is passage came from dllv'"H'
pnts Of Louisiana,
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Attorneys nj Law,

JIM. Hayes Attorney at Law, 2Oi Com.
merce street south of Courthouse, Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. ' .' A"f aprlu
Hurt Il smith, Office ON Main street over
State Savings Bank. feb25du
W. y. oldham, Office In Mitchie's building
opposite tho LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidu
John M. Stemmons, Attorney AT Law, No.
100 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Mccoy n Mccoy, Office south side of Court
house square. .H I..... IL
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Regulate the bodily Function.

This ADVICE should be especially needed by
these who suffer from an irregular habit Of
body or disorders of the bladder or kidneys.
Inactivity Of the bowels, or OF the urinary
organs, IA sPeedily rectifed by that whole.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

LANlRn and his cantntN yet afford II
topic for caustic sciibblers His pOtri-
otc doggcrcl, MS an exchange cnlls it Is
nltogothor unique and remarkable
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RusoRs respecting the passage of The
Hawaiian Treaty bill in NE House indi
cate that the Pacific slope lobby used
some 100000 TO get the bill rArou Oh
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wanted.

Ionrd for gcntlfma ANA wife, within i've
blocks OF W. u Telegraph office, Price not
70 exceed $40 ~ per month, Address "A, o.
W, llem ID office. mhyD-t
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Day nOnr'iers.
GeniIennr and WIG

Or two genuine gentleman can procure good
room with board southeast corner sycamore
and Pacific Avenue. may25-2t
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A DVERTISING; Cheap: Good System
IA dtfc,-AD persons who contem plate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion OF advertisements, should send rs
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK
(ninety.sereMh edition., containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, show.
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
Ing papers In many states at u tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GET THE
HooR 299hhwlv
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Wnnie'i,

sl3 600 worth Of Missouri lead mining stock
20 exchnnge for goods. Addre@S' u Niemnh'
pOaiutIice . ... maya -d2t
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IVnnIe,

A small secondhand melodeon for a onee'
horse spring wagon. or Two mllch cows Aus
dress "Exchangen Lock Box $780,
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Lost.

On 9th instant probably ON JEFFERSON OF
Elm street, one pnir gold speOlaClcs, IN
brown paper case, with Austin pnnttd
on case. 'rhe finder viii be literally re-
warded by delivering Bamoa at County CLERK
Office. Why@0J
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I, "Ten cents quart aud no purchas-
ers'' Is the way the strawberry market
is quoted In Georgia.
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Tho citizens of Eat Dallas aud everybody
elise 10 know that have Opered u nrst-clnsS
family grocery NJ No. - swiss street, near
Union depot, buttcr, eggs, chickens lnu hll
Kinds of country produce taken In exchange.
q, II. JONES.
mayBO.lW
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Enr HnIc.

A good white servant, TO cook and wash
for q small family. Apply ut W. II. John
sons, glI Young street. may 2S2t
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CONFECTIONERY


Ferry Bros, SO4 Main street. manufactur-
ers of Pure Candies. French Pastry and Ice
| Cream. mayG-2t
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Money 10 I.onn


si,OOO on Improved city property FlELl
& STEVENS, Attorneys. may ~ u
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Il. r. Harris Solicitor In Bankruptcy
United States District Court, Western Dis
lrict of Texas. once AL Elm street, Dallas,
Texas, Postollice box, l,ld. may2B-dlm
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS

consisting OF twelve five largo steamships,
S, OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York. Great RritV
am and Europe. Storage and cabin, with
Taiiroads tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas, or round trip tickets. good for one
year, Tor sale by the undersigned. For par
;, w. anu 10 see plan OF the steamers cab
ms, cal ~ our office, No. lu9 Lamar street,
Jan23du WE. LYTE Il CO., Agents.
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MARRIAGE s y: sc: i;:i'?
a. rx, - w.. ,-r~. =, Guist!tc should krOg. on
GHETHHHN EEhRfkV W (,oursrh Marriage, ~
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kA DTHIHN Eu Az, IA Revelations OF the
w. Ne ~ ISaDI4f8 II ~ gsi ,,s,e,n how tn eufa

OIL kind Of Diseases, with hundreds of valuable eyv'p
who should marry the inprlimcns to mlrlase Wy, l III
ttrc and cure Truat nall Diseases, MY WV
canses, symptoms and means to cnrei KS le.ny W.
scientific work 1.-THE kind ever pull shed ena "A
in every respect sent securely sealed on ieeeiptnt W
Address, Dr O. 4, DnuANNAN, 90 Nor!A Filth stTssh
81. Iouie NIo Esrnblishpd IN 1871.