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BJINGo wRiTETH AGAIN.
Probable Fnset- of the wRr- uiseoia
Matters NtsrwtsRns Refuse 10 work
tie a"Sa--w hat became of 'Em--
The ryIsr Tap
TO tbs Edi,or Of me Herald


To ibe Editor Of Tie Herald
} hlgs vhetted M wits and shaFpcn-
,i my pencil on this bright and beau.
tiui i,y 10 again preseIt little food
.. collection 10 your readers.
War aud rmBors q war are the topic
O.. the day heresbouts, and the probs-
u. .l.zi aof, the fuTeo-Russian war
-,-- ,dis aud industries Of this
,ayttry IL is generally conceded that
yWil 600 o great benefit to the grain.
producing district bat disastrous to
cotton
Aiuooia y dull now in the fullest
sense OF the word, and for the past few
DAYS thCre has been inccssant rains,
causing cougiderable alarm amongst
Farmers for their crops but il either
flius too much or not enough to suit
The ordinary farmer. In fact. the farmer
Is hard 10 please under any eircum,
stances
a few weeks $50. the oyerseer Of the
county roads summoned every able
bodied citizen OF our town 70 work the
county roads, and they refused TO a
man, aud the county judge decided in a
ease brought before him that citizens Of
IA Incorporation could not bc compelled
70 work the county roads, but that
they could be compelled 10 work ths
streets OF the city; on The strength o.
Which our town marshal has caused til.
aforesaid ablebolles to try their handi
ior three days digging stamps on tbs
streets, which has greatly improved this
aPpearance Of the same.
! had the pleasure of making the &C
qaAlntaneo OF your agent, DR.. Wilcox
who leit here yesterday, bound east
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ratsea,ng eir,. for wives.

Throughout the empire of Morocco
there are villages where the elder menu
bers of the adult population follow pro.
fessionally the pursuit of fattening
young ladies' for the matrimonial mar.
ket. A girl is put under the process of
fattening when she is about twelve
years al age. Her hands are tied be
hind her, aud she is seated on carpet
during so many hours every day, while
her papa stands over her with a
mafruYae. or big stick, and her mother
at times pops into her mouth ball oil
eosseos&es, or stiff maize porridge
kneaded up with grease, and just large
enough to be swallowed without the
patient choking If the unfortunate
girl declines to be crammed she is com
PEELED, 80 that ere long the poor cir
resigns herself to the torture, and gnlp.
down the boluses lest she should b.
beaten
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Cotton Spinning in the Old Norff,

Charlotte Observer Within twenty
five miles from Charlotte, North Caro-
lima. there are seven cotton factories.
viz The Woodlawn mills, employing
100 hands, Is looms, $500 spindIes,
manufactures about 240 bales of yarn,
and sells all its productions from this
market The Mountain Island mills
runs 1000 spindles, makes warps. aud
sells north. Mount Holly mills, ,200
spindies, makes warps, and sells north.
Stowesyille factory. LOO spindles, "A
looms. makes shirtings and yarns, for
home market Odeil & Co. 5 mills, 1000
spindles, 90 looms, makes yarns and
sheetings for home market. Phifer d
Allison, 500 spindles, 80 looms, makes
shirtings and yarns for home market.
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FROM THE SOUTHEAST.
Farming rasshoppers-Cat-
tie business. Etc.

EaftDIbk
tie Busisess. Etc.
SAN MARCOS, TExAs, April q, 1877.
To the Editor OF The Herald:
Your summary of news items from
the different counties, is certainly an
interesting feature of The HERALD, at
least to one of your readers. Believing
an item from this distant point from
your city will be profitable, i write:
This point IL within one mile of the
corners of the counties of Caldwell,
Guadalupe and Hays, and four miles
from the town of San Marcos, IA the
beautiful valley of the San Marcos
river. Ii is truly, beautiful, pictur-
esque, rich, fertile and healthy coun-
try. fine valley Is from one 10 tive
miles wide on both sides of the river.
and many miles in length. Lovely
farms are dotted about, but not one
half the valley is cultivated. The sea-
son il little backward, and the grass
hoppers have caused at least shadow
OF doubt in the minds of farmers, and
planting has been delayed THIS is,
or has been, cotton country, but the
acreage Of small grain-wheat, oats
and barley--is now quite an item In
this section; and where il has notteen
disturbed by grssshoppers, looks very
fine and promising. The ravages OF
the hoppers Is not general-nany
farms so far having escaped IN
places they have made a clean sweep
even the grass, weeds ana eueise burs
have been devoured. The lisiis crea
lures are growing very fast, and are
'taking wings to fiy-away," aid IL Ii
hoped never to return.
That you may form an idea of Tx
stock interest of the far west, note
the fact that few days age, Their,
WAS between this point and Austin, ,
distance of thirty miles, fifteen herd o
cattle, averaging eighteen khundret
| head to the herd. Think of 1t, TWEEN
| ty-seven thousand cattle within dis
lance OF thirty miles, aud their head
turned north. JOHN
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HOr1ev.

Pffchers CAst0rfB IL n mpiete sulsti
tnte for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant 10 Ia Ike
as Honey. IL IL particularly adapted t6
Teething and irritable children. II destroy,
worms, assiIn uistes the food, regulates tn.
Stomach, ana cures Wind Coiic Few rem
edies are as efffeaeious for Feyerishness
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria il scientific and purely vegetabl,
preparation, more effective tb an Castor OF
and neither gags or gfipes.
COLUMBIA. Conn, May 3, 1876.
acssTs- j. b. Rose & Co, y. Y:
Oonts: have family OF eight children
and have used as much Eastnria any fam
NY In the United States, 1 h,isk. I hay,
never found anything equal to IL. My chill
GrsA have been saved from a fever severa
Hines by the use OF Castoria. IrecommepC
h> use Tor children. for many diseses theO
are subject 10, IN prefe renee TO any medicin,
know of. feel il my duty To give tn . Ger
tihcats on account OF the benefits have de
rived cy the uss of casforia.
Nr.y truly you.s.
NORMAN +, LITTLE
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An independent little Canadian
scholars who tried to mako love to
her, and because hs retaliated by dis.
turning the school, she gave him q
sound fiogsing, His parents sued her
next day the girl opened school by
saying: 81 have whipped . BOBBY
soA,dly, which pleasure only cost
. 81. Now. II any Others Of my
scholars are inclined to initiate him,
they will have the kinduesa TO step
forward, recefve the mopeY and the
fiogging. and then We viii 90 on With
our stpdies- am here 10 instruct y0u,
not to BE- courtesi.t Hhe retains ths
school aaA = ths most popular girl =
town.
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Centaur'
LininentS.

One Kind for the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments are simply the wonder OF
the world Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment is for the human
family. IL viii drive RheumAtisul. Seiafich
and neuralgia from the system: cure Lum-
bsgo, Chtlbiains, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cataneous Erupiions; ii extracts frost
nom frozen hands and feet and the ppl-on
OF bites and stings Of yenornous reptli.s; IL
subdues swsiltnEs, ana alleyiafes pain of
every kind. When sprsins or bruises occur
II Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO neal the injured parts The Centaur LIN
lInenl If used with great efficacy tor Sore
infoat. 1o9,hdehs, Cakef -Bre,ist,, hhrsche,
and Weak Rack. The following Is but a sam
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
"IyDIASA HOME, Jsff. Co.. Ind, May -, 1913.
Il thin IL my duty to inform Won that I
have suffered much with sr5llsri FEET and
cjtortis. A few bottles OF C4ntsur Iini,nspi
has done he snuTk for me. l have not been
free from these swellings 90 eigi.t EeaTs Now
ana Perfectly weI. The Liniment ought TO
be applied warm.
"BENJAMIS BROWN
The proof Is IN the TRIAL. 1t Is reliable, IL
Is handy, IL il cheap, ana every family
should have the White Centaur Linimen {.
The Yellow Centa0r Linfment .,,
adapted % the tough muscles, cords and
flesh OF horses and animals. 1t has perfoy M
ed more wonderfai cures in three years of
-
Sweenyr and general Laiaeness than All
other remedies in existence. Read hat the
great ENpressmen say Of it:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
Every owner OF horses should give the
Centaur Liniment u!sl. We consider n
the best article ever L sed IN our stables.
I'll. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams FIX. stables, MY.
AZ. PULTZ,
"Supt. u. \. Ex. stable N Y
''ALBERT =. OLIN
"Supt. Nat. TX. Stables, ny -
The best patrons OF this Linimentare Far
ers and Veterinary Surgeons. " lio are con-
,nually using some Ifnimeut. IL heal.
atls, wounds ana Poii-eviI, removes we'll.
ngs, and Is worth millions Of doller- an
nnaily 10 farmers, Liyery-Inen, stock grow
ers, ohee appraisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What a farr!er cannot do for so the Cen.
tanr Imminent viii do at a triflInz cost.
Tnesf Liutments are sold by ali dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and n bottle will be given
to any Farrier or PLY sician who desires TO
test them
Laboratory Of !. B. Rose & Co.,
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ALFRED Il. BENNERs.
A ttorney at Law
6o3 Elm Street
DALLAS TEXAS.
rsssefIiee Address. Koek Box sse
References-Firs National Bank and City
County Paupers.

Notice IL hereby given that pursuant % an
order of the Commissioner Court, mad,
and entered At special term, eeguu and
holden ON the 2lst day OF April, IS77 pro
posals will oe received TIL the next regTalal
ng of said Court, to-wit:
Second Monday I'm May, 1877,
Containing bids for Qverseer of the County
Poor Farm for the ensuing yesr. Said bid,
are 10 be- accompanied with good Iecom
mendatfons AS character, etc. The mum
her of persons in the fauaiiy ofesoh biidsl
are TO be scaled, addressed 10 this Count ,
Clerk OF Dallas county and endorsed PRO
posals of ayefseer for County Paupcrs.n
The County will furnish home and provis
ions for said Oversser-
bone by order Of the Commissioner
Court.
Witness my hand and seal OF said Court
at cfice in tbs CITY Of Dallas, this 28sh DAY
of April, A. u. ISL.
By r. D. RAwLiSs, Deputy.
apYE-dw TIL May "A.
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North Carolina

charlette's memorial dag Is to be eel
ebrated on the tenth.
The Wilmington boys have formed a
hook and ladder company
The dead body of sailor was found
floating near Wilmington ON Saturday
The Cape Fear Artillery, at Whining
ton. has been furnished with guns by
the state.
Charles NJ Epp, colored school
teacher. near Wilmington, has been ar.
rested for forgery.
Mr. John Reilly, late State Audite,
of North Carolina, died in Baltimore on
the 18th instant.
A meeting of the directors of the
North Carolina Railroad VAS held al
the araorough House, last evening
in Raleigh.
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n Office OF APPOINTMENT OF AID
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is hereby given
That on the 2ith day of March A NJ IS-T
letter> OF administration were granted 20
tine undcrslsned by the County Conf Of Dali
bars r. Dem psy, deceased. AMI All ,,.ys,,rs
having claims gainst the ate of the said
uece ased are Re 4uired To present the same TO
me nor acceptance or rejection, within
twelve months sfter the daf- ABOVE or nav
meht thereof shall be poSt poged until Ehe
claims which have been presented y ltnin
said twelve months ana allowed by me, ann
approved by the County Judge, or esfab-
Ilsh.d by suit, shall have been frst entirely
paid. SAMUEL uHL, Admi nistrator
Mccoy a Mccoy, Attorneys for Admins
TRAITOR. apr2iw8c
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TIE STATE VI TENAS-To all person
lnteresied Ia the guardianship OF the
estate OF susie J. and Cora r. Johnson mi
hors. u " Cootss, Guardian, has nied In
The county Court OF Dallas County, his nnal
EXHIBIT of TIE condition OF said estate To-
setheI Win Ills application Il be DISCHARGED
therefron, which Will be heard at the next
Term OF said court, commencing on the third
Monday IN May. A. ID. Isl. at the Court
ALI persons Interested In said GusriiaushIp
may appear and contest said application n
they see proper.
Witness A. Harwood, County Clerk OF Dali
las County. Texas Given under my
hand, and the Seal OF said Court al
once, IN City of Dallas, this Isit dSy
March, a. ID. lss7.
A. HARDWOOD
County Clerk, Daila- County. Texas.
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To obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
can't must say Advertised and give the
date of the list
| Ii not called for within one month. they
viii be sent 10 the dead letter office
A. ID. NORTON, Postmaster.
Ladies, Lsss.
!, LBIN srsJL Anderson Mrs WI
! nAcHNAN Miss L Ballard Mrs Jas
II Benson Mrs + 4 E~rggujst Mrs NJ
Berthoid Miss bishop Mrs Alice
HoweIs Mrs Rachel Brixance Mis-,
| Bryan Mrs Irene Brown Mrs MF
| Bryan Mrs sophia Buck MrssC
Brooks Miss Fannie
CANADA Miss r Christy Matilda
~ Chambers MrsJ Collins Mrs wO
Couts Miss Mary Cox MrsP
| Cox Mrs Ii
mikes Mrs HR Dullas Sarah
~ DaDsiis Miss NJ Duncan Miss M
Donaldson Mrs NJ N
WING Mrs Sue Eslabrooks Miss L II
IsOoREL Miss Forman Mrs Sarah
l. Farrar Mrs A Fisher Margaret
q ARrH Mrs VIM Green Miss Mary
III AMEI Mrs Halseli Mrs II L
II Hornet Mis- l. Harms Nrs Al r
Henderson, Mrs NJ @ Hooker Mrs " l.
High Ms Edith Huifer Mrs Mary
Howard Lotiie Hughes Mrs Ed
JONES Miss II Johnson Miss II NJ
L ENNEDY Mrs T Krieg, MISS All
I AMER Mn NJ A Lacy Miss Belle
IL Lawson Mrs NJ q Langley Miss F
Landers Mrs r Lyme Miss RE-
Landerbsek Miss
NAPLES hiss NJ Martin Miss c K
~ Mareelius Mrs L. Martin Miss
May Mrs sa!lie Muller MIS-
Miller Mrs Emma McGraw Mrs NJ
NEWCOMER MIS- b
DAMMIT. Mrs NJ Ptercy Miss
l. Plumer Miss NJ Pitcher Mis- T.
- ASSDALE Miss NJ Robertson CathaFtne
II Richardson Rlch Roberds Miss Aguess
Raglan Mrs VI %
=, DkO6GIS Mrs A Scott Miss Lev
> Steiner Miss Marie Spencer Ms Thos
Standto. d Miss Saliie sbses Mrs Ann
stanford Mrs X Stokey Mr., Melica
StureYanL Miss G
T'ERRELL Mrs G 2 Tucker Mis- Margaret
L Turner Elizabeth Tuggie Mrs NJ r.
Iurney Deiilah Thompson Mary f
ATATTON Mrs EllaWard Mrs RIP
w W ~ Miss Mary NeBb Mrs V A
Nceb Mrs Jennie A Williams Mrs =
Wilder Miss , Wells Mas Emaifne
Wiley Nrs ManeivaJ Wright Miss MolIie
V ARNiER Mrs Mat Van Schiffmsn Miss t
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rem aiming unclaimed In the Dallas, Dallas
1, 1871.
To obtain any OF these letters, the appli-
cant must say Advertised and give the
date OF the list.
II Dot called for within one month, they
viii he sent 10 the dead letter office
A. y. NOkTflN. Pnefu asfxr
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ing the sflu-lah asa teae.. go ra-r -
h.1Il IN sail 4r- ri r1s - Az
th,y stimulate d. cr-s sflte E -
pr |ul0tc si.arll.s ktaltl.
AVN Pms have tre- krr- -
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obtained a urr..i-El.le r,r-la-aa ar l--
virtues IbrT cHr-urr aaalas.l a-n u
uIe several zsslasltt.r- c-ezs a o.
holy. ami .arr 81 collrg-st r.a- 49,
f.Hus gltLl1 riglr =1l1C can -s-l go
stand q gsa.- tL.1. NJ ar.s A. 49,
clr. tar tyrsy-iav ocuf as1-a II eue-e-
i-lig. bar also Er11lflrle a1.l l.-rr11I
disease that have taSIst ttr te.r II
hgmaa sill Va, tts-r -rlsllt $3.50
al oii,srts thsv are. - H. saue rEas. -.
,zI;1-t AMI l--t rhFsac tr cLEse. -
th.ir z--.r.1u- lrtiu- -trg -r-- Eua -
give pain uhfu ihs isu.ls 49, 81 .1trzrE
The, rglsL Dr. wal s.z1rsl-s ii g. lla..t
and s-ryu--heu thr .ls,r1 p Eeez- u
tTUal tis e.-n.ru-s Il uraErssz.
siar-r. Oh al. ass a11 --ara--s n
al tliIlfrs. e.1rli-lr- -srlrr rl-a.
neg auy lsisteriasls fr1- a. l-aik~ r1s
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sl.ls-11zslr- preserves tau rsrr -
and uaErs -lefu qlsasz1- -a "a 49,
tJl-. T--1.y rc-etzt'.. O. tarl 90 -
tom tl-.= E-e In as illz-rF
rEsllEEs Hr
Or. ]. C. AVER { Co, I8-s Ms.
Prartissl zaa kn.i1tasl.l 60
SID 81 Al uG-eel-l, ttaAh-lEe-
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ratory Of J, B. Rose & Co.,
40 Day ST., NEW YORK.
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Having large and extensive correspan-
dence throughout The older settled States.
this COMPANY In their special Object Of In
ducing immigr alton IN Texns. posse.aes rare
facilities for the placing of large or smaii
bodies OF land 10 coionists or otisers =
tn. names Of the incnrporatorr M ms.
company are strong GUARANTEES Of relfs bll :
tty honesty and fa:x dealing, both In repre-
sentstinn of Quality, and tifl, 10 lands.
Parties having lands or town property for
sale. would dc well ~ place them In are
hands OF this oompsny.
Property with imperfect ufle will moi b.
handled by this COMPANY.
Corr spondence solicited. and VIII Js
promptly sttep'~d 20 ~ . idre-sing,
II. fLoURNOY,
uorhey and Agent
aplip-16Nin P.O. Boz llll
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-03

Andrews Bazaar Tor November is out,
with supplement, and completely COW
ers the news Of the West in its line.
Fashions, gossip, corresp ondence, and
soc ETY. matters are exhaustive treat
ed, making It periodical that the ladies
must have. w. n. Andrews, publisher,
Cincinnati. For sale by all news deal
ers.
"Dolly," a love story, by Frances
HodgsOn Burnett, is a pleasant book,
and one that is interesting to the popu-
lace, without being trashy. Porter Il
Coats, Pnilade p ia. For sale by Rob
ert Clarke a. Co., Cincinnati.
"Bessie's Six Lovers" just published
bv t. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phi adel.
phia, is simple, beautiful and natural
and goes at once to the heart of the cul.
tivated reader. Bessie, the heroine, is
a charming character-an American girl
of the finest type. And the six
Young gentlemen whom she accidentally
is thrown with, are admirably draWp
and contrasted, being bright, well-in'
formed, generous ana noble In all re-
spects. We advise all to read this
charming little volume. We do no
think any one will ever regret it. 1t Ii
very neatly printed. and will have {
large sale, as the price of 1t 10 but d
cents copy, and it will be found TO
sale by Robert Clarke & Co., al
booksellers, and on all railroad trains
or sent, postpaid, on remitting 90 cenIt
to the publishers, L. b. Peterson q
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE JAPANESE EXPOSITION.

Very many of our good people who
annual Expositions, managed TO bridge
over last year very comfortably by Wis
itiDg the great Centennial at PhiladeI-
phia. AS the season approached this
year, however, they were either forced
to make shift with the feeble limitations
at Chicago and Louisville or to forego
their accustomed pleasure altogether,
and 1t is to be hoped that such sorroWtul
alternatives viii not be presented to
them again. Yet, if they had buL known
it in proper time, they might have at
tended one of the most remarkable and
interesting exhibitions of this or any
other century, which was held
at Toxic, in the month of
August. Toxic, being situated in
Japan, is of course beyond the
limit Of half-fare excursions and re-
huced railroad rates, but with
out doubt the marvellous dis
play and strange scenes OF
this antipodal fair would have amply
repaid any one for the trouble and ex'
penses of the trip. This was the first
National Exhibition OF the japanese
Empire, and it was opened with great
pomp and ceremony by the Mikado, the
Government officers and the Diplomatic
Corps. The admission fee was fixed al
AGENTS. for Saturdays and 7cents for the
other week days, with season and family
tickets al such remarkably reduced
rates that man could take all his OWL
and his wife's relations at very moder
ate outlay. The affair was controlled
by the same gentlemen who managed
the Japanese Department at the Phila
nelphia Exposition, and many OF thu
same features were reproduced.
Power Hall, or, as they termed it, Ma
ehinery Hall, was chiefly remarkabl,
for its lack of machinery, although some
vhrewd Americans were on hand wit
platform scales, woodworking machin
cry and the everlasting patent pump
Japan herself exhibited one small stear
engine, some looms and rice mills, an
q fire engine worked by hand. Th
Yankees took possession of Agricu
tural Hall with their horse-rakei
mowhig-machines, and plows, a
though there was fair exhibi
here Of implements Of native manufa'
ture. But when 1t came to raw silk
porcelain, blue ware and rice, the roy'
Japs were at home. Just as wonderf'
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THE Mayor and Board Of Public
Works should promptly approve the
action of Council in authorizing
the City Auditor to contract with
the Commercial for doing the city
advertising. Efforts to prevent Mr.
Hoffman from signing the contract will
not be wanting, but it is important that
the issue be clearly made. People are
watching their public servants with a
good deal of interest. just now, and little
matters OF this kind are valuable for the
information they afford.
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No Failure Known!

There is no case on record where DR.:
Norris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry ana
Horehound has failed to give 'satlsfac-
lion. On the other hand, wherever 1t
mas been used by our people, in severe
colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping-cough and consumption, they
are enthusiastic in its praise. Contain
ing no opium or other dangerous drug,
it does not constipate, and is safe u
administer in all conditions OF health
This is an important announcement
and the suffering are advised to heed it,
Trial size, 10c.; large Sizes, 50c. and One
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Ponds Extract

The Great Family Medicine of the age differs
from all advertised preparations, in the fact
that it is standard medicine OF recognized
merit and has for many years been treated Of
in medical writings. 1t has been the chief re-
lance of thousands OF families for all the
minor ailments, accidents or casualties that
have occurred among them. As an alleyiator
of pain and promoter Of permanent cure it
has no equal. Ask your druggist about it,
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The Wife's Statement.

HARwICH, MASS, Sept. "a, 1878.
Mr. STEVENS Dear Slr: L Ieel | must say q
few words ABOUT the Vegeline. The physicians
said had SO many complaints they did not
know what 10 give me. They said had u bad
humor and | mad the kidney complaint the
/ don't think there is any one who suffered
more with the piles than uid. The physicians
all SAID it " as no use for me to take medicine,
| could not i've through the month Of May. |
truly think the Vesetlne has saved my life,
and my neIghbors say tnat the Vegetine has
really accomplished o wonderful cure IN my
case, and tell every one whom l meet it is
the best meuiclne in the world.
Yours, very thankfully,
MRS, j. l.. BUTLER,