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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-06
The N0n.EIectiop.

The apathy evinced by the citizens
OF Dallas yesterday, in not attending
the polls and voting on the school tax
question, Ia a spectacle which must
be painful to every well wisher of the
city Of Dallas. 1t seems that the bal
lot-boxes were taken to some of the
polls and there left without any one to
look after them. In the Fourth ward
The HERALD ID informed that few
votes We're cast, hut not enough to
amount to anything. Consequently
the election went by default. The
HERALD Is informed also that new
election will be ordered to come of at
the city election next month, and by
that move will bring 1t directly before
the pubic. We sincerely hope that on
that occasion 1t will be decided in ia.
vor OF separating Dallas from the
county as a school district, and apply
ing the funds to the maintenance of
good schools in her own limits. Dallas
is entitled to $4,000 of the Peabody
fund. This, In connection with her
tax and State appropriation, would be
a magnificent endowment
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HERALD OFFICE, I
MONDAY EvEHIHG, March 8, 1877. I

HERALD OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING, March 8, 1877.
Trade this week opens rather quiet.
Cotton is entirely fiat, the market be-
ing perfectly bare. Clothing and dry
goods, however, show little activity.
The prices on leading articles have not
materially changed:
FL0UR-Best Texas, " 80; XXX, sla425.
WHEAr-Choice, 81 GC; good, VI 4OGsl 90;
low grades, SlBl 20.
OAIS-Red, 2Sc; mixed, 25c.
BARLEY-NOne Offering,
RYE-None Offering
O9RN-ln shuok S5c; ON track, shelled and
sacked, soc.
POTATOES 81 so " brl.
APPLES-S4 foe best
BUTTER-Flat; choice, 25@2Sc; country, l0c.
EGGS-Dull at l2%@ 5c.
HlDEs-Over II lbs, good, 1870; over II Is.
grubby, Zoe; under II his, good, re; under II
lbs, grubby, Sc. Deer s,llns, l5c; coon skins,
l5@D buffalo bull, A., cows. 6C97c
COTFON-No quotatlols s; market bare.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Fresh Baltimore oysters at the
Delmonico. If
Tickets for st. Louis, Chicago,
Nashville, Montgomery, Fort Scott,
Austin, Sedalia, Louisville and Calves.
ton, for sale at reduced rates by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand hotel.
IF.
Meals sent out in covered trays
from the Delmonico. No dust and hot
dishes. How's that?-tf
lie Grand market is Il place to
buy your game; they keep q fine as
sortment on hand at all times, corner
Main and Market Streets Sim
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at The HERALD office, and write out
your contracts. 1T.
For fine Caddo lax, perch, red
fish, salt water trout, etc., 20 to the
Merchants Restaurant, 5G3 Main street.
They are always supplied.
Fruit dealers will save In money
buying their supplies of fruits, nuts,
etc, at DeStanfo Bros. IT,
Choice Messina lemons at So cents
a dozen, three dozen for 81, at De.
Stefano Bros.-tf
III sou have anything to sell or
wish to buy anything, call on William
A. Jones, no Elm street.-Ad
For u fashionable hair cut by a
ilrst'class artist, go to Wilson's, ia the
Lamar hotel. Don't forget him. I'm
IF you want to find the choicest
meats in the city, go to the lie Grand
market, corner of Main and Market
streets. I'm
For seals and stenc; 20 TO
Grliien's stencil and varit works,
625 Elm street. lw
For key fitting go to Griffen's
stencil and variety works, 625 Elm
street. 1w
For Keys and key fitting go to
Griiien's stencil and variety works, 625
Elm street. lw
If you want bell hung at your
house leave your order at Grifien,s
stencil and variety works, 625 Elm
street. Iw
-"Family Pacifers" at the Del
monico.--tf
1t is "the" style now to board nj
the new Dslmonico.--
Pan roasts philadelphia style) at
the Delmonico If
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand furni-
ture or anything else you may have to
sell. Call at 40 Elm street.-Ad
Morton, of Indiana, has made a
bad break, and so have all lovers of
good oysters. They break straight for
the Merchants Restaurant, sos Main
street.
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Sunday night four comm erCial trav.
elers, named Messrs.l Crump, Fletcher
and Dodson, Of st. Louis, and Mr.. Can,
trell, of Cincinnati, got into a hack,
about halfpast ten O'Clock, and rode
out to the San Jacinto garden. Find
ing nothing of interest there, they be.
gan their return to town. When about
half way to the Central depot the
horses SHED to one side the reins
slipped out Of the drivers hands, and
the team started to run. The driver
jumped at once to the grouad and at
tempted to grasp the horses heads, but
he failed TO do so, and away they went.
The inmates began to realize that they
were being run away with and jumped
out. Messrs. Dodson and Cantrell got
of with slight bruises. Mr.. Crump,
however, Jared more seriously. He
jumped.the wrong way and struck on
his head and Sside. The carriage
dashed on, Mr.. Fletcher still inside,
where he remained until the front
wheels were broken from the carriage
and 1t stopped.
AS soon as the horses came down
town, the party began to see what
damage was done. Mr.. Crump was
missing; search was Instituted, and
an hour and a-half after the accident,
he was found lying insensIble where
he had fallen. He was carried down
to the city, aud taken to the LeGrand,
and not till morning did he recover
his consciousness. On examination,
his injuries swere found to be quite
severe, his head and eye was badly
bruised, his side was injured and rib
broken. This morning The HERALD's
reporter called on him at room forty
two, and found him suffering consid.
cradle, and splitting blood. DR.. Locke,
who is attending him, says he cannot
tell yet how badly he is injured. Mr..
Crump also lost fine Smith and
NELSON'S revolver, for which he will
pay a liberal reward, If left at the
LeGrand. The HERALD hopes he will
soon recover.
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UNDER GUARD.

The ROckwNII Murderer Taken 20 the
Scene OF His Crime--A Heavy and
Determined Guard.
Yesterday morning a procession OF
fourteen mounted men, armed with
shot guns and Winchester rifles esCort-
ing a buggy In which was seated the
sheriff Of Rockwell county, and the
prisoner, could be seen leaving the city
enroute for Rockwall. The prisoner
was brought here some days ago from
Lee county, and would have been re-
moved coner, had it not been report
ed that the country between Forney,
where the party would have left the
cars, and Rockwell, was filled with
armed strangers, and they feared a
rescue. Deputy Sheriff Thomas there
fore went to Rockwell and returned
with fourteen old citizens heavily
armed, aud yesterday they started, de.
termined to take him through, and we
judge from the looks of things that
they will.
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The Exhibition.

Never has the want of an Opera
houee been felt rs much as It was last
night. Our hall (yclept), Opera house,
was crammed to suffocation. In regards
to the performance itself, we cannot
speak too highly. 1t was complete In
oil respects. The little ones covered
themselves with glory, and their
friends hearts with gladness. Our
crowded space prevents us from par.
ticularlzing, and we would be at a loss
how to 80 about II, where all ACQUITTED
themselves so well. Professor Toolev
deserves high praise for the admirable
manner In whlchlhe trained his pupils.
All who went last night, and could ret
{ eeet' were deliShted, and viii lcna
{ 4 I.,s, " y IL n. ~
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Ehe OUTRAGE,

DR.. Calder's card will be found in
another place. We would suggest that
the doctor employ his energies in the
direct assistance of the officers in their
search for the criminals, and that he
does not put it so much in the form OF
II wager. Five hundred dollars is a
large sum these days, ard there are
many men who could be Influenced
by half the amount. That perfect JUS
tice may be done, we propose to leave
the matter IL the hands Of the officers
of the law.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Council meets tonight.
Mrs. Chanfrau tonight.
M. RS. tomorrow night.
Yesterday the vote on the school
question was taken.
Delinquent city property was sold
for taxes, yesterday.
The Lamar hotel of this city Is
first-class In every department.
1t is generally conceded that Mr..
Ervay will make the race for mayor.
Real Celluloid Coral Jewelry, o
full assortment, just received at the
Dollar Store.-3t
60 and see the latest novelties In
Ladies' Fichuz Collarettes, etc., at the
Dollar Store st
Fine lemons at 80 cents per dozen.
Oranges, lemons aud bananas spe.
cialty, at DeStefano Bros.
1t will be great relief when all
the digging Is over in our streets. They
are half the time impossible.
The fire bell tolled in mournful
measure yesterday, announcing the
death of George Blume, a fireman.
--Embroiderles Embroideries The
handsomest and largest assortment
ever offered Ia the city OF Dallas, at as.
tonishing low prices, at the Dollar
Store.-3t
Sanger Bros. have tap In the
sidewalk to which they attach a gar.
den hose, and with 1t sprinkle the
street in front, and wash their win.
dows. 1t Is great convenience.
Cattle should not be allowed to
run loose In the corporation. A vicious
COW In East Dallas, on Sunday, tossed
the little daughter of Mr.. Medley with
her horns, but fortunately did not in,
Jure her.
-ouhday morning q defective ilue
In Captain shepherds house IL East
Dallas, set fire to the roof, and for a
few moments blaze was imminent.
1t was extinguished, however, without
doing much damage.
IF you have delicate, puny, pale
children, give them DR.. J. II.
McLean's strengthening cordial and
blood purifier. 1t will give them
strength, vitality and vigor, purify
and enrich their blood. DR.. j. H..
Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut street,St. Louis
DIR. Pieroe's Golden Medical Dis.
covory will cure cough in one-hall
the time necessary to cure it with
other medicines, and 1t does 1t, not by
drying 1t up, but by removing the
cause ubduing the irritation, and
healing the affected parts. Sold by
druggists.
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Trying the water. Mor1.

Yesterday morning hose was at.
tached to the hydrant on the LeGrand
corner, and the water turned on with.
out pressure. A one inch nozzle was
put ON and a stream higher than the
LeGrand, steady and powerful, was
thrown for long time. By putting
ON pressure, two hundred feet stream
can be thrown from every hydrant
and Is inexhaustlble. The water.works
are success,
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Captain d. Il. Grove, the general
travelling agent of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, paid The HERALD
Office pleasant visit yesterday. Cap.
tain Grove is one of the most efficient
officers Of that company.
Colonel j, III Daniel, an old citizen
and patron of TIE HERALD, came in
on Monday and renewed his subscrip-
tion to The HERALD. We welcome
back to our lists the old heroes who
fostered the early years Of the paper.
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NOtloe.

10 Holders of Dallas CITY Gas Il ght Bonds:
The holders Of the coup ns due anC
matured on above bonds are hereby
notified that the same will he paid or
tue 10th inst, at the Fourth National
Bank, New York, or at the office of the
company in Dallas, Texas, at holders
option. Those interested will take no.
tice accordingly. J,E. SCHNEIDER,
J, Is. SohuaGs, Secretary. President.
DALLAS Texas, March 3, 1877.
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DALLAS TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING :;;:;M MARCH O..
business.

Mr.. Geo. Il, Bennett Is this day APP
pointed soliciting and collecting
agent Of this paper. His contracts for
advertisements, Job work and subscrip'
lions will be duly honored by this
office. We commend Mr.. Bennett to
the kind attention # the citizens OF
Dallas.
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Crowdus for Mayor. He hes had two
years, experience in municipal affairs,
and has proved himself one OF the best
aldermen Dallas ever had MS busl-
ness man and gentleman he il every
way worthy and well qualified; hav-
ing been In the council with him can
say no man on earth, will look more
closely to the interest of the city with
any less admixture Of self
Therefore we call upon him to let
his name go before the people, feeling
well assured that he will he elected by
a large majority. THIRD WARD
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Base BalI.

A postal card has been received BY
the captain of the Dallas base ball
club, stating that the Indianapolis
club would arrive on Wednesday. The
game between the two clubs will come
off on Thursday afternoon at the Fair
grounds, and a large attendance is ex.
pected. Admission twenty-five cents.
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The Mayoralsy.
To the Editor OF THE Herald.

The time In our history Us a city has
come when the question Is squarely
brought before the people who have
made II what 1t is, whether every inter-
est that affects their future, Is TO DO In
trusted to chronic candidates, and pro-
fessfonal Office holders, or to men who
by the management OF their own A.
ialfs have demonstrated their capa-
city.
\ Under these CIRCUMSTANCES allow me-
II r||gsest tlf4 Mann q pE !, ".
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We beg to inform the smoking pub.
lic that we have perfected arrange
ments with the largest importing house
IN the United States In order to COM
ply with the great demand of our Gus.
toners for fresh imported cigars. We
are therefore enabled to supply their
wants with Havana cigars Of the latest
importatlons We ALSO invite our
pa'y2ns ~ e 81 lpsps0t Cup se \ x 81
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Being DESTROYS Of closing business
will sell my entire stock Of fancy and
staple groceries at cost in quantities to
suit purchasers. Those IN search of
bargains would do well to call at once.
WIN also sell very cheap No. de-
livery wagon and good horse and
harness. Nv j. q. RANEY.
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EntraY Day.

AS usual on this day large number
OF country people congregated on the
public square Yesterday, and the
usual amount Of horse trading, buying
and selling took place.
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FunersI Rites.

AT half past three Monday morn
Ing, George Blume, u well.known citl
zen departed this life, aged iifty years.
He had been sick for sometime, and
had received every attention from the
different societies OF which he was II
member. He leaves u wife and two
children to whom tho sympathy of
THE HERALD Is rendered. In obedi
ence TO their usual custom, the
Hook and Ladder Company, the Odd
Fellows and Turner's, to which
societies Mr.. Bloom belonged, con-
Quoted the funeral rites, and members
of the entire fro department, also par
ticipated. At 3 o'clock the coriege
left the residence of Mr.. Bloom, corner
Of Jefferson street and Pacific avenue,
In the following order: First, the
band. Second, look and ladder truck,
draped In mourning, followed by the
members. Third, Engine Company
No. |. Fourth, Hook and Ladder
Company No. 2, Fifth, Turner's socle-
ty. Sixth, the Odd Fellows, both
lodges--and lastly, the hearse, accom-.
panied by pail bearers selected from
each Fire company, Odd Fellows and
Turner's. On reaching the grave
services OF the Odd Fellows was began
by the Noble Grand, John Il, Spencer
of Dallas Lodge No. A, |. o. o. +. and
the chaplain, Mr.. Rowland, read the
service in beautiful and impressive
manner. The Sengerbund then sang
hymn, and the body was then con
sisgned to its last resting place. On
the return ofthe Fire Department they
proceeded to their hall, and com
mittee was appointed on the part o
the Fire Department to draft suitable
resolutions.
The following resolution was adopt
ed
WHEREAS our beloved and honoret
brother fireman, George Blume, hav
ing departed this life, We, his com
rades, desire to express our heartfelt
sympathy to his bereaved family, an'
offer them our coincidence, assuring
them that we will at al
times remember his many
noble and endearing qualities
Hook Ladder Company No. /, by th,
committee. d. GoSLlN,
LUKE DUNN,
L. q. ELLIS.
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sale of DIV Proner,v

The sale Of city property for delin-
quent taxes took place yesterday on
the public square and was bought In
mostly by parties desiring to specu-
late.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Evening Report Commercial.
GALVESTON, March 5.-Market duh and
nominal; good middling l2hc; middling
| l94c; low middling lll4c; good ordinary IOs,,
Receipts, net 1912, gross ,O72 exports, coast
wise 1856 bales
Night RepOrt-FinancIaI.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Money dun at 90
2@. Gold l0iA9lOlM Government bonus
dull. Sterling dull and strong at 1884,
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Cotton. demand
moderate; sales $500; Good ordinary, 1917
gl0Br;- low middling, llA@ll94c; middling,
| ll34gll1sc: good miduling, l2A6ll21Sc; MD
ding iarl l2b@l92sc; fair, l3@l84c Receipts
~ 9 SSl5. bales gross, 3S2O Exports to
GALVESTON, March -Cotton-Market
quiet; Low ordinary OAc; ordinary iOc;
good ordinary l0Ac low middling lllc:
middling lls4c; good middlIng 1914. Sales lO7
NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton firm; Uplands
u 7-l0c; Orleans II 9-l6c; sales 055 bales Con.
soidGted net receipts, II, 1892 bales; exports TO
Great Britain l9,O5S; France, 1914; continent,
$40 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.--5 p. m.-Futures
firm; Uplands, low middling clause. Nav
and June delivery, 28-32d.
NEW YORK, March 5.--Cotton, net receipts
57S Jales gross 1887. Futures closed Arm:
sales 62,OOO bales; March l257Cll28Oc; April
! l27j9l2 &c; May II 05@l2 9Gc; June l3llMI2c:
July 10 22@l323c; August 10 26ql3 2Sc; zen.
tem9er Sgl3 OSc; October l2,70@l27c; No
vembor l2,579!2 GOc; December l257@l2, Coo.
ST, LOUIS, March 5.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat dull; No.2 fall 81 49, al As;
no. 3uo VI S9@l 40, Corn fairly active and
ioweE NO. mixed 3S@SS1ac. Oats firmer:
NO, q $40. Rye inactive ard lower at O.,
Barley steady and In fair demand. choice
Wisconsin, and Minnesota Sj@gu, WbIskv
quiet ana unchanged at 81 o. Fork inactive
ana lower, small lots Sl5 %. Lard duh and
nominal. Bulk meats inactive and lower.
shoulders SIC; clear ribs S16@Sl4c. asked. Y
less Id. Bacon eaSler; shoulders 6Ac; cleas
rib $40; clear sides o.. "'
Live Stock,
ct. LOUIS, March 5.-Hogs higher: bacon
SIS 1905 %. '"''''
~, Hatlle IN ialr demand for good grades. but
only common qualities on sale, Very little
| bu-ipess done.
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Feb ruary 10Th.

Just received three hundred barrels
OF Early Rose, Goodrich and Peach
Blow potatoes. One hundred and fifty
barrels of Michigan apples-all fresh
and sound For sale, very low, by s.
+. Spencer u Co., 4O8 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. febl8 I'm.
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aailg 4erald.

Mn. john W, swINDELLs II theduly author
lied agent and correspondent of THE DALI
LAS HERALD. All contracts made with
tended duly reciprocated
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The Mnyora,tv.

"Third Ward" in another column,
dominates DIR. Crowdus for mayor.
The suggestion is worthy of respectful
consideration. We refer our readers
to the call.
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Our entire stock of liquors and to,
baccos at cost for the next twenty
days, to close out business.
BLYTHE 4 Co.--tf
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Dissolution,

The firm of Raney II Crowdus is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
j. c. Raney continues the business at
the old stand, No 70S Elm street, to
whom all debts owing to the firm must
be paid All persons in debt to said
firm will please call and settle at once
with Mr., Raney.
j q nANEY
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THANKS.

Hook and Ladder Company No. l
return their sincere thanks to Profess
or Parker and his excellent band for
heir Kindness and generosity in ten
deriDg their services, free Of charge, on
the occasion of the burial Of their de-
ceased comrade, George Blume.
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domestic cigars, tobacco and smokers
articles. Respectfully,
WALLERSTEIN d CO.,
IT, 0JS1a Main street.
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Choice Hungarian Seed

Choice Hungarian Seed
for sale In quantities to suit purchasers
W $. sPENCER's,
Produce Dealer, 400 Elm street, Dallas.
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M n AXE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. w. J. Shone as n cnndi.
date Tor Alderman Of the Third Ward at the
election, April 3, 1877, ~ '''N
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COMMERCIAL.

". u. CROwDUS.
Dallas, February %, 1877. feb23dlw
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Live Stuck

SIS 35@5 %. "'''''
Cattle IN fair demand for good grades. but
bu-ipess done.
National Republican., 1877-07-27
I)RoPosALs FOR COPPER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF CoSsIRrcrlos AND REAR,

NAVY DEPARrNEST,o
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAfR, ,
WAsliiSGToS, July 10. 1877.
scnlcd proposals 10 furnish and deliver at tho
Washington Navy Yard, on or before the 18th Of
September; 1871, togO0 pounds Of best American
copper will be received at this Bureau until u
1917.
This copper WIN he required as follows:
10000 POUNDS OF ingot copper for bolts, about q
inches long. inches wide and 81 inches
thick, TO weigh not les than ITO pounds.
100 pounds cake copper for sheathing. about 10
inches long. IA inches wide and az inches
thick to weigh about $50 pounds, and will
be- subject b. the tests and Inspection Of the
proper officers OF the Washington Navy
Yard. to whom bidders arc referred.
No PROPOSAL will be considered unless from
manufacturer or regular dealer In copper
The proposals should he indorsed Proposals. for
Copper, and directed 10 the Chief OF this Bureau
The right Il reserved 10 reject any or all offers
should II be considered TO be 10 the interest Of the
Government to do 30. jyl2Thfw.
National Republican., 1877-07-27

Is marvellous in lie prompt and radical cure for every
species Of Liver and Stomach dificuties II contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, and s worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vitals. the
Liver and Stomach. II removes torpidity Of the
Liver, and arouses the Stomach from It's dormant
state, arresting fsrmentaton torpor and palm by Civ
also vitalires the entire system with natures true
tonic IL arrese al! deterorafed and poisonous fluids
In the stomach and thus prevents their entering the
system by way cf circulation. y ab-orbs from the
body every particle OF BLOOD FOLSOM, whether bill
ious, maaral medicinal, and leaves the wearer In
perfect health Sent by mall nee q charge on 70
PkNY, No % Maiden Lane, r, o. BOZ 2I2, New
York, or 2s West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio All
live druggists keep them.