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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-09

History is full Of the accounts of iascina.
ton of women who were no longer young
Thus Helen, of Troy. was over forty when
she perpe,rated the most famous elopement
on record; aud as the siege of Troy lasted a
decade, she could not have been very juvenile
when the ill.fortunc Of Paris restored her to
her husband, who is reported to have recetv-
ed her with unQuestioning love and gratitude
PcricleS welded the courteZaa Aspasia when
she was thirty-siX and yet she atterward, tor
thirty years or more, welded an uudiminiSh-
ed reputation for beauty. Cleopatra was past
thirty when antony fell under her spell,
which never lcssened until her death, nearly
ten years after; and Livia was thrty-lhree
when she won the heart Of Augustus, over
whom she maintained her asCcndanCy 10 the
last.
Turning to more modern history, where it
is possible to verify dates more accurately,
we have the extraordinary De POicIiers, who
was thirty-siX when Henry II.-then Duke OF
Orleans, and jGst half her age-became at
tachcd to her; and she was held as the first
lady and most beautiful woman at court up
TO the period Of the monarch'S death and the
accession of Catharine of MediCis. Anne Of
Austria was thirty-eight when she was de
sCnbed as the handsomest queen Of Europe,
and when Buckingham and Richelieu were
her Jealous admirers. NlnOn, inc most CeIe
bratcd wit and beauty OF her day, was the
idol of three generations OF the golden youth
of France, ana she was seventy.two when the
Able de Berais fell in love with her. True
it is that in the case Of this lady, rare com
binaton of culture, talents, and personal at
fractions endowed their pOssessor seemingly
with the gifts OF eternal youth.
Blanco Capelo was thirtyeight when the
Grand Duke Francisco of Florence fell cap
tive to her charms and made her his wife,
though lie was i've years her Junior. Louis
XIV. welded Madame de Malntenon when
she was fOrty.thrce years of age. Catharne
ii. of Russia was thirty-three when she seized
the Empire of Russia and captivated the dash
ing General Orlof. Up to the time of her
death at siXty'seyen-she seemed TO have
retained the same bewitching powers, for the
lamentations were heartfelt among all those
who had known her personally. Mile. Mars,
the celebrated French tragedienne, only at
taiRed the zenith of her beauty and power
between forty and torty.tive. At that period
the loveliness of her hands and arms, espec-
tally, was celebrated throughout Europe. The
famous Madame Recamler was thirty eight
when Barras was busted from power, and
was without dispute declared to be the most
beautiful woman in Europe, which rank she
held for fifteen years
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-09

The wolf tooth is sometimes troublesome,
as when in breaking colts the bit may come
back against it, creating irritation and sore
ness, often causing serious trouble, and again
from the prejudice of people against it, and
the Professor named cases where the horse
buyer would make the presence Of the VOL
tooth pretext for getting the horse at cheap
figure. Pull the tooth, and then he is all right
for good price These teeth should never
be broken of or knocked out, but carefully
drawn with iorceps, and in short time the
gum will heal and all the trouble will be re-
moved Wind and change of climate may
bring on some ophthalmic trouble, running
nj the eyes etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-09

1 have large and complete stock Of Drugs and Bcoi
2. \. GEIGGS
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i sharp dodge was played few days
since in a suburb not a thousand mi.cs from
Chicago. A man called at the residence of a
Weilknown lady, asking her Il her plated
ware needed repairing. She indignantly
gave him 20 understand that her silver was aa
saitd That was all he wanted 10 know. The
house was broken into that night and that
"sol.d silver" j. no more That man has
zen heard Of IN several ;oWss
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r:<Is IcNGI.ISu AND E'RsNC CA
sSAAN a HAFENhN's
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CaSt0ria.

It's mistake suppose that Castoria rot adapted to
grown per well as children. They only need to in
crease Inc quantity. But children have many com
plants Tor which Cast0ria IS adaped-ike Wind
collie. Sour Stomach. Worms, letter, Tcethin&
and Group that tits especially recommended tor them.
It's effects are more certain than Gas tor OH. II
contains alcohol and is AS II baaSant to take as
honey, II grpes. BY regulating the stomach and
bowels the CastOria cOo1S the blood, eXpes
worms prevents icvershness Quiet the and
produces health-then Of course children can
sleep in quiet and m OF Ii ers can rest.
Castoria is recon IN e. II Il cd by al physicians ,nd
who have tried H. and II is having rapidly increas
ing sale II Is prepared with great after the recipe Of
Or Samuel Pitcher, OF Mass, at The Laboratory OF D. B.
Rose Il CO.. 10 Dey Street, New York.
.aLuary I'D.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increases son pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
SIDE; the patient is rarely able 10 lie
Ca the left side; sometimes tho pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends TO the top Of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, somctimc5 alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
"hcrcisCd~ orally q considerable loss
:"cH:ory, accompanied witha pain-
IL sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains WEAKNESS and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bcnc.
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
cdy. Several Of Tie above synip-
toms attend the 'discccc, but cases
have occurred where few OF them OK
listed, yet examination Of the body,
aftc. death, las shown the LIVER to
have been extensively Gc-cnCcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DE-. G. McLANL's LIVER Pills,
II CASES or ACUE AND IIvrR, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthc most happy rc-ulta. No better
cathartic can be used, I-c?arctory
to, or after taking Qvi-. C. We
would advise al who &c afflicted
with this disease to Give them y
TAR TRIAL.
For I'll Bilious arrangements, and
as 4 simple Furgativc, they arc I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF LuITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MtLANE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MGLANr's L.yrR
Pills bear the signatures Of {.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. n the
wrappers.
D2y'- Insist on Your druggiat or
storekceper giving You the genuine
DIR. c. M?LANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeeperS generally.
To those wishing to give Dr. C. MoLsSEs
LIVER PILIs trial. vii mail post paid 90 ny
part q the United States, one box oi Pills for
twenty-five Cruts
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11
LOCAL BItEVITIES.

Rye, oats and corn ut Haggarts.
mOhS0.lm
English dairy cheese at Haggarps.
mchS0.lm
-lIaggarts sells extra Burlap sacks.
mch30'lm
For pure Havana cigar al ten
cents, call on +. Fendrich, Herald
building. ll,3t
Some beautiful Roman gold neoli-
laces and lockets have Just come In
to-day, ut Herman Lange's 7Oi Elm
street. The ladies are Invited to eX-
amplne them. apr6 81.
Hungarian and nil let seed II
Haggarps,-mchSO'lm
Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's, -moh3O-l
Creamery butter at HaggarPs.
Just received. - chSO-lm
-Haggart has fresh Bols d'Arc, or
Usage Orange seed. --mch3O'lm
California clover, or alfalfa"
seed, ut Haggarts. -mch3O-lm
Go and see the latest novelties In
Ladies' Fichuz Collarettes, etc., at the
Dollar Store st
Buy your deeds, Leases, bonds, ETC.,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts.
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand furni-
ture or anything else you may have to
sell. Call at no Elm street.-Ad
Two shirts In one, with collar and
cuffs complete, for one dollar, at the
Dollar Store If
White piques at ten cents a yard
at the Dollar Store.-tf
--For suits of the latest styles and
patterns, go to Il. NJ. Kahn u Bros.
"A complete assortment OF gents
ties can DO found at the Dollar Store.
TT
No stranger should neglect to call
at the New York clothing house.-tf
The excitement about the white
vests, Is still going on in the New York
clothing house.
Those that are aware OF 1t it, call
for their supplies. at the New York
clothing house.
The fnestassortment OF fine cloth
ing at the New York clothing house.
IT.
White shirts and fine underwear
at almost no price, at the New York
clothing house.-tf.
All who wish to purchase at whole
sale, can find large supplies at the New
York clothing hOuse.-tf.
The finest stock of watches and
jewelry In the city ut Webb's, sos
Main street.-apr4 1t
"A full line of family groceries,
game and country produce is kept by
Mr.. j. p. Freeman, No. 1901 Elm
street. We bespeak for him an ex-
tensive patronage. -apr4 3w
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Chicken Thief.

Night before last Mr.. Henry Jacobs,
returning home at late hour, heard a
noise near his chicken coop, In which
was confined some very fine game
chickens; his dog also showed signs Of
uneasiness. Procuring revolver and
approaching the coop, ho saw u darkey
trying to get at the chickensi he fired
shot, aud up tho darkey Jumped
and made lively time through the
potato patch, trampllng down tho
vines as II an elephant had passed
through II, Another shot speeded
him still moro M ho escaped In the
darkness. II isn't likely hell come
again.
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NcnrIy Cremation

Last evening, about seven o'clock, q
gasoline hanging lamp, with six
burners, ignited in Stevens news
depot, from some Of the fluid leaking,
In moment il was in blaze. II
was thrown In the street, but ~ II waf
carried out left stream Of fire from
tho center OF the store to the place
where IL was thrown. Through the
exertions Of those present the blaze
was put out. The lamp burned finely
In the street, and showed how dan
gerous 1t would have been II prompt
measures had not been taken. Fortu
nately no one was hurt, or property
injured.
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Married,

On carnival day II widow lady,named
Talbot, arrived in this city and put
up at the LeGrand. She has n sister
in the convent ut this place. Shortly
after gentleman named Muir, n
prominent lawyer of Bardstown, Ken
lucky, came on, who yesterday in-
formed Mr.. Maxwell that he wished to
procure marriage license. Mr.. Max
well obtained one for him, and talk
ing carriage the party went to the
house Of the priest and where the
gentlemen and lady were married,
very quietly, Mr., Minor is said to be
very prominent lawyer of Kentucky.
The HERALD tenders its congratula-
tions to the happy pair.
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AS nice n party as ever congregated
within the city limits, gathered to-
gether last night at the San Jacinto.
The hop was given by the young gen.
tlemen of the town, to the following
ladies who are visiting friends here
Miss Fannie Montague, of Kentucky;
Miss Agnes Strange, of Virginia; Miss
Mary Harris, of Missouri; Miss Coutts,
of Weatherford; Miss Temple, of Wax
ahachie. The toilettes Of the ladies
were very fine, and the gentlemen were
nearly all claw-hammered. Mr.. Creel,
the popular caterer, furnished an ele-
giant collation. to the party, which was
heartily discussed, and voted to be a
great success. The party kept up un til
late hour.
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Jusiiee meLurs,
Isarhnnnl.

Mr.. j. Winter, Jr., Of Louisville,
Kentucky, has arrived In the city and
IL stopping at the Ledrand hotel.
Mr., Vic Remhardt, editor OF the
Temperance Vidette, IL In our city In
attendance on tho Sunday School
convention.
Judge A. Is. Norton returned night
before last, from his visit 10 the east.
THE HERALD sincerely hopes now
that he IL once more Mt the helm, that
its subscribers living In Richardson,
Plano and other points along the line
will not get their papers by tho way OF
~. Louis, as has been tho case several
times.
We copy the following well'deservod
compliment from the Waco Examiner.
Manager Elkin used his best ondeav-
ors TO please his visiting friends during
the carnival:
The Examiner takes pleasure In re-
turning thanks to manager Max r..
Elkin, of the Dallas opera house, for
cOurtesies shown our representative
during the recent carnival season Mt
Dallas, which courtesies contributed,
in a material manner, to the aforesaid
representatives. enjoyment, Other Wis
ltors from this city also remember
manager Elkin's attentions to his
Waco friends, and speak Of him en-
Enthusiastically. Another amusement
season will doubtless bring the genial
Elkn TO Waco again, and he can
always count on cordial welcome.
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About % Rooster.

Yesterday the people living in the
neighborhood of Bryan street and Pa
cific avenue, were aroused by the
sounds of battle issuing from a negro
dive kept by one Selma Williams, a
colored woman. A general shindig
was going on, and everybody in the
house took q hand. A wench, named
Mary Owens, got up fight with an
other c0lored woman called Pearl, and
white woman known as Alice Craw-
ley. Mary famed the pair out, and
emhelished the white woman with a
smoked globe. The two were Gala
boosed by the police, to answer to his
honor In the morning. The neighbour
hood is constantly annoyed by the
disorderly conduct of the negroes who
infest that locality. The sooner they
are made to behave themselves, the
better.
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IlnIn.

A stroll among the mills and suburb
yesterday gave our reporter little in
formation regarding the coming crops.
The prospect for good wheat crop is
quite flattering the hoppers not hav-
ing done any damage on the hig h
prairie land. Wheat is heading. and
probably some will be harvested in
twenty or twenty-five days. Last year
the Todd mills ground wheat on the
18th Of April. A visit to the mills
disclosed the fact that but little wheat
could be obtained, and no -four being
made except for home consumption.
The distillery building has had roof
put on It, but there are no signs Of y
dlstillery, and 1t begins to assume the
appearance Of defunct project.
Though some life may be infused into
IL yet.
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Reckless Rider.

Yesterday evening colored man,
named Palmer, rode up and dow N
Main street on gray horse, aud be.
ing very much intoxicated, attracted a
great deal OF attention. He finally
got out in the suburbs and began to run
the animal. Officer. Phares made after
him and took him and the horse to
the station house. When there, he
took officer Martin for the Mayor, aud
begged and pleaded with tears In his
eyes to be allowed TO go. Capt. Nor
ton was present, and ordered him
locked up. Just as this was done, Mr..
Ramsey came up and said the horse
belonged to him, and seeing Officer
Phsres with IT. supposed that he had
got II 10 use. He did not know how
the darby got possession Of It. His
case will be attended TO In the morn-
ing.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.


Theft and robbery Ia Of daily occur
renee.
w. Q. Conner has gone east ON
business trip.
The Dallas and Wichita road IL
progressing finely.
Lamar rifles hold meeting ut
their armory, In full uniform.
Our mills are not doing much, ex-
cept grinding for home consumption.
The bell for the East Dallas fire
company has been purchased ut cost
of sos.
Complaint Is made Of the mud hole
on Ross avenue, in front of Mr.. Wag-
geners' house.
The suicidal mania Ia becoming
very prevalent. What can be done to
prevent IL?
st. Matthew's Cathedral Benevo.
lent Association will meet this even,
ing at A o'clock.
Fire department meeting at Fire
mems hall tonight. All members are
requested to attend.
Miss Rives' concert tomorrow
night. Parker's full orchestra will de-
liver some fine selections.
"A number of new residences are
going up between the Pacific road and
Ross avenue, east of Sycamore.
Reserved seats for Miss Rives' con-
cert for sale at the box Office. Price
rs cents, general admission so cents.
Manifest promises to be great
affair. Prizes will be given to Compel
itors who excel in their several exhibi-
tiors.
"A drunken man created a disturb
ance at the San Jacinto dining rooms,
yesterday. He was arrested and taken
to the calaboose.
That portion Of the city near the
City Park and the terminus of the
Ervay street railroad, is being i'm
proved very rapidly.
"A woman, named Jenny Wilton,
attempted suicide yesterday by taking
poison. Prompt medical attendance,
however, brought her back to the stern
realities OF this life.
We are glad to see that the street
gang have cleaned the cutters on Main
street. The smell which arose when
the muck was stirred up, showed how
badly 1t needed being done.
The pool of water which always
stands In that lot east of the City hall
could be drained in an hour. The
sewer which runs along Main street Is
lower than the pool, and a little dlg>
ging would let the water into the gut
ter on Sycamore street, and that would
conduct 1t to the sewer. Try 1t
Captain johnson.
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the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas, They
will land you directly IN The great
Union Depot at ~, Louis, They dom
compel you % ride three or four miles
through the hack streets aud alleys OF
st. Louis IN topping omnibus, They
run their coaches and sleeperh through
10 81, Louis aud enter the Union de-
pot. Is there any other llne rom
Texas that dOes2 NO. They also
run coaches aud sleeping cars from
Texas 10 Hannibal aud Quincy, Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texaa2 ESQ send their address 10 the
undersigned and he will with pleasure
forward them land you alsO) u beautl-
ful pamphlet aud other interesting
matter we'll worth tho mere request,
Address, JAS u Known,
0Snl faaag'I Ag't, ~, H. VI, Hyl. A.
hedalla, Mo,
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fRprured.

Yesterday afternoon officers Arnold
and Waller caught sight Of the negro
Haynes, who Is charged with making
an attempt to outrage n colored girl,
across the branch near Capt. CASTOR.
place. He broke and ran on seeing
the officers, but they caught him, aud
delivered him to the care Of the county
jailor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

co The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company o corner Of Elm and Live
YAK :, streets, Dallas, Texas, daily mann.
lacture Texas baking powder nj o.
cents per pound and Texas Yeast cakes
az twenty cents per pound. Constsnto
Y Keep on hand fresh roasted Rio AMI
-. " Java coffee OF their own narch'
~ g 1on arepare all kinds of pure spices
~ 1--we" ,'a rates. Those who have used
s snelr goods will use no other Whole.
s sare anu retail. Orders promptly at
tended nue.. az TO and satisfaction Guaranteed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

The programme offered by Miss
Rives Is one of unusual attraction, and
we have no doubt the attendance will
be great. Arrangements have been
perfected with the street car managers
to have cars wait till after the per-
formance for the benefit Of the audi
ence. We append the programme:
PART FIRST.
Overture king Leo, arranged for
the occasion by Prof, Parker, or
chestra.
Vocal solo--Sing Sweet Bird, CAN'T,
Miss Ella Rives.
Instrumental solo-The Gazelle, kul-
lax, Mrs. Il. +. Atkinson.
Cornet solo-Metropolitan Polka, ID.
w. Douglas.
Bass solo--So, Sir Page, (non pin dn.
drdl Marriage of Figaro, Major Oben-
chain.
Vocal solo--La Primavera, TORY,
Miss ELLA Rives.
PART SECOND.
Overture-SOunds from the Heart,
orchestra.
Vocal solo-Let Me Dream Again,
Sullivan, Miss Ella Rlves.
Instrumental solo-Theme Allie
mand, Leybach, Mr.. Il. +. Keller.
Clarionet solo-From Lucretia Bor-
gia, Mr.. Il. Rick.
Observation-Disclosures duet,
Rossini, Mrs. IL. H. Atkinson.
Vocal solo-Deep In My Herrt, Miss
Ella Rives.
Comic duet-Reuben and Rachel,
comedy, Miss Rives and Mr.. Ellis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Night before last the handsome
quilt which has been on exhibition
for a long time In Sanger Bros'' store
was rallied of aud W on by Ben Loeb
Mr. sohenolS aud Ben were u tie, when
they threw OH aud Ben won. He In
tends sending IL to Europe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Professor w, II, Scales, Of the Dallas
college, died suddenly at half past
twelve o'clock this morning, OF heart
disease. The Information came too
late for M to get further particulars
This gentleman had host OF friends,
who will DO much palned to hear OF
his sudden deGeage.
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Gana IA Aa.sl.

w. II. Prather, Esq, has gone to
Austin to turn over the funds in his
possession belonging to the state to the
comptroller. When he returns he will
publish his statement of taxes collected
since he has been in office.
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JUDICIAL.
District OourL


The case Of Gushing w, steasall
still occupies the attention Of tho court
OounIy ConTL
Freibourg aud Klein w. H. NJ Haw-
klna, Thomas speiden Intervening
attachment liens foreclosed, ordered
property to DO sold aud proceeds
divided pro rata,
Justice Peak,
The case Of II, V, Tompklns w. j.
w, Record,
Justice MeLure,
His honor was busy with Migrants
yesterday. One Of them, Mullins, wal
arrested for attempting TO break Into a
freight CIR at the transfer depot No
law covering the case, lao was charged
with vagranoy. Another named Ell
llolt, guilty OF an attempt to steal
from a building, was also charged
with vagrancy In lieu OF Il law TO cover
his Gaze. A oolored woman named
Thompson, was arrested for stealing
Her case was set for Thursday.
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bankrupt stock.

Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosenthsl Il Co,
the well known proprietors of the
Dollar Store, informs us that they are
just in receipt of large bankrupt
stock of spring and summer dress
goods, amongst which they offer a
splendid article at ten cents a yard.
aprll.tf
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Verdict.

The verdict of the jury OF inquest
who held over the body Of the man
killed Monday night, at the T. and P.
depot, was that deceased came to his
death by accident. No one TO blame.
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Another car load Of buggles and csi'
riages just arrived. IL you gsni
number one job. ut q wholesale Prles,
cal at Orrs stable, Main ct. Eyeryooy
the prices. OF ALLEN
mch2ld&vtf
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Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tel,--tf
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To Those am,.,.

w, we would call your attention to lbs
e cav als,, stock Of tru sses which we
are selling very low. We have ali he
,a.es. patent trusses which are war.
Ianted TO give immediate relief 70
s.d suffering with rupture. Gail
s y G. examine for yourselves at Beeiar
" Outiers next door to postoffice.