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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

Yesterday morning one Of our moe,
respectable citizens was out In his
yard cutting wood in his shirt, look
ing rather rough, when q tramp came
up to the fence and asked him how
much he got for doing that sort Of
work. Perceiving at once that he
mistook him for fellow vagrant, and
choosing to bumor the joke, he told
him that lie didn't get logged thing
but his breakfast. 81 wouldn't stand
tp' answered the old stroller: "they
ought 10 give you something TO ca,
Ni;ywsy and I am going In ana have
sonie, too" he went 30 aud lie
1laa q the AK turus4! biy dog iorss
49, 'pss chAiaed N the ysTd, Gad
acre wac Q Dexter race bsts sa, the
q .ss ana icg, WI 10 tie fu-rner ~
~ several lengths after so1gh AID
tum Die, noS unth the log ill
made hiGl The veTy psr.ss.z.- IS.
zion Of a rag ts0-f eve..
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n.lias ana w,~h,,..

The unprecedented rains this month,
which seem likely to continue into
next, have delayed, and are delaying
the work on the Dallas and Wichita
railroad. DR.. Reed is pushing the work
with his weli-known aud unequalied
sibiliiies, and 1t is impossible To haul
the cross-ties necessary, before the
track is extended beyond Trinity Mills,
while Elm Fork bottom, (where the
ties are being msde,) is in its present
boggy condition. The bad weather and
higa water also prevents the copstrue-
ton of the bridge across Elm Fork,
and while that remains unfinished,
and We are Informed that 1t cannot
now be completed within two weeks,
there is, therefore, nothing to gain by
extending the track to the county line;
it having been agreed between DR..
Reed and Mayer Cabell, and others
representing the interests of the city,
that the last instaliment of fifty thou.
sand dollars of Dallas city bonds
should not be demanded nor delivered
until the road reaches Lewisville. The
road win be of no benefit to the city
until 1t reaches that point, and the
council will undoubtedly refuse. il
asked, to add fifty Thousand dollar,
more TO the debt of the city, until thu
road is completed to the point agreed
| on
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hasgers' nuiie,a..

Sangers' bulletin of to-day will bs
found worthy of perusaI. Look at tn.
sweeping reductions announced. The,
depart from their usual custom, and
defer taking stock until after the New
Year, in order to give their customer.
the benefit OF the master reduction Of
the season. No one need be without
handsome dresses now. Only look 81
the reduction in this lines mixed
and brocades at thirty cents. The lik.
was never heard of before. This la-l
reduction Of Sanger's marks an epoch
in the dry goods trade of the city, and
no lady can or dare neglect IL. Come
aud see for yourself
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05
An Ar.e.,c panic On she River Rh,,.


A letter from Berlin says: "Rhenish
papers have published long accounts Of
y remarkable case which recently hap
pened on the beautiful Rhine. A YES
eel heavily freighted, and having Also
about twenty-five hundred casks of
arsenic ON board, on coming .,.aagn the
Rhine, had, at Bendori, between Nou.
WED and Cobleniz, a collision With a
steamer, on which occasion some of
the casks fell overheard aud Others
were Obliged 10 be thrown into the
river in order to tighten tina. vessel.
In the excitement OF the moment it
was believed part of the arsenic had
impregnated the water, the suthori-
ties We're immediately applied to, and
a public warning issued against using
the waters OF the Rhine. FoTiunstely,
II was afterward a. eertained that none
of the poison was lost"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05
Caughs

Some two months since there 60
capped from the poor farm a negro
named Caleb Riley. who wss con-
deDned to six mouths Imprisonment
for petty larceny. Riley seemed to
forget that the officers were on the
alert for him. and yesterday morning
Captain Dean picked him up In East
Dallas, while he was at the height OF
enjoyment, drinking egg nogg with
some OF his colored craft. He was
rsther surprised when the officer
put in an appearance. Marching Oh
with him, he remarked lit was a
shame niger couldn't have no
Chrtstmss iout. being bothered in dat
way Jailed.
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Can.irs,. cansazS,,,..

Yesterday morning Captain Morton
called on the convict captured Wednes-
day, and again accused him of being
an escaped convict, which he sioutly
denied. Marshal Morton commanded
the man to draw his shirt, at the
same time telling him that if his back
was not marked With bucksbot wounds
he had received in a former fight, he
would turn him loose as not being the
right man. AT this the man wiited,
aud osgaeG 40 that IL wac 30 ave to
draS asa shift, INST be was the Srisn
s1a nast.-iis.i -esressHtoa Il al 10 e..
He e still iyeld awaiting b ; transfer
to Burtsv'Fls
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A MOTHER s CRUELTY.



..oh, cold are the fakes
That fail In the lakes,
And bitter the winds that be,
But colder than all,
Oh The naAe1 thai fall,
Than this pole itseItis she"
The ways OF humanity are often al
unnatural az unfeeiing, and frequently
where the warmest love Ii to be ex
pected there 10 found instead cold and
cruel indifference, as /. evidenced by
the following which we publish, with
holding the names of the parties con.
cerned.
Some three weeks since there was
confined, at the city hospital In this
city, woman In destitute eircum.
stances, who gave birth to 8 female
child, which, in her distress, she i'm.
portuned respectable married lady
to take and raise. The hear,
of the lady was touched by the
mothers appeal, and after giving
the matter due thought, aud gaining
the copset of her husband, whase good
impulses were only exceeded by those
of his kind hearted wife; she took the
child for adoption. Time went by, the
mother recovered, who in q shorl
while began to eyinee disposition to
regain her child, going about and talk.
ing as though she had been robbed OF
1t. Upon hearing these facts, the
ast0Disbed foster-mother, though re-
inctant to part with it, delivered the
child TO her. But the cold and
unnatural mother was evidently taken
aback, for on the following day she
again insisted tina. the lady should
to raise as her own, declaring that
size could not support 1t. But the lady
refused to have anything more to
do with 1t. The woman WAS, or at least
feigned to be, thrown into unspeakable
grief, and plead with the lady to take
the child back, but the woman's talk
and conduct had been of such char
acter thst she refused 10 do so. In the
meantime the actions of the unfeeling
and unnatural mother elected for the
babe the sympathy of several other
ladies who CHANGED to be in possession
of the facts concerning the case, and
feeling for the neglected infant, essay
ed to get the lady to take the child
again, but all tor purpose, for though
she felt for it, she was afraid its mother
would bring reproach upon 1t, and sc
she stoutiy refused. A few nights
after the refusal TO take back the child,
there was knock at the door Of the
lady's residence, and her husband go,
ing to the door, found the infant in q
basket on the doorstep. They took
tie babe in, and learning the next day
that the mother had gone, adopted it,
and propose 10 raise and take care OF
it. Much credit is due these good PEG.
pie for this act OF charity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05
HellIgereui.

Yesterday morning Deputy Sheriff
Wooten arrested Joe Moran for draw.
ing loaded revolver on q German
In the employ of Ben kaufman, a
butcher. near the Central railroad
track on Elm street. Moran threaten
ed to shoot the man, and cooked the
pirtol as though he meant what he
said, when the German thinking
prudence better than valor made his
escape. Moran was lodged in jail.
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Gas- sec.


thursday evening . Toy, Hsrrsee ~.
q. cub ersoa entered the gun Shop oi
= = Sriffin, ca Elm stree. will q
=h''r1uf ehieh he Gflsred Dor sac. o.. o
which was purchased oy M.. G..!... a.
i've dollars. Yesterday, about two
o'clock, a man named John Wilson
came in, and claimed that the gun
sold was his own person al property
and demanded the same. In the mean.
time Mr.. Griffin had cold several guns,
but could not tell whether he had sold
tie gun the man claimed. Wilson in.
sisted that he knew the gun had been
sold there, and wanted the gun or il.
equivalent iu money. which Mr.
Griffin declined to pay on tn,
ground that he did not know tina
he had ever had the gun Wilson
claimed was sold and Ina his possession
Wilson stated that the boy Culbersor
bad been working for him, and hat
taken the gun without his consent o
knowledge and disposed of IL as stated
Mr.. Griffin offered to make all amend
IL he could find and prove his property
subsequently Wilson swore out
earch warrant, the result of which
proved fruItless. The boy in til,
meanwhile left for San Antonio.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05
shovel raiei.

clerk et the hardware store of Huey s
aiiiipe. on Elm street. was epenias
ae tie store, laKa suatehsd : spade,
aid ran OH WITH IL Mr E.isHa Started
efter hitn, aad lively race wss hasi
~ Fin street, but THE thief prcve4 toe
lses is Z Il DuIssef. aud car gfiRs q cox
aer, foaae good his ESCAPE. Foe stEs-
Gle steie is tatheF ont % the line
usually stoleD; YET, it casy te, siast TIE
man had n santrsct - enlia the EET,
Worth stid Dtcaiur rasIroad, sad had
e....s " DA.lNs IN ut 3 layout.
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LOCAL Jo1rlNes.
"A Happy New Year.

"A Happy New Year.
Make no rash pfomise-.
Have You made up ycur mind y e,
WHIST to '-swear Off 10 day.
=" Brocsy Murgan.n sy Mr. Nafs
Grayrop, i. having . iun to croS.a
houses at rhempeonis
Mr. ID. D. Thompson. viii besin
che erection cfa hsndsups t-o-ssrrJ
frame house. on Bp an street, uns
block east OF the Catholic church.
The Trinity 10 agAiu on. OF it.
banks, and the bottoms are over dow u
to some extent, yet IL Is not up To the
eauseway. and Is not likely to De, rs i,
was falling yesterday evening.
Reliable. help for weak and nerv.
Gus sufferers. Chronic, painful, and
prostrstiDg diseases cured withou,
medicine. Pulvermaeher's Elect "a
Belts the grand desiderafom. Avoid
limitations. Book and journsI. with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pul.
vermAnie Gzlvaoic Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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A New psmpen Di.eo,srea 1. Italy,

At the foot Of Mount Gargano a
buried town has been laid bare, the
houses being twenty feet below the
surface. A temple of Diana was first
brought to light, then portico com,
posed of columns " ithout capitals, and
finally metropolis covering nearly
four acres. The Itaiisn government
has taken measures 70 continue the
excavations on large scale, and has
already discovered q monument erect.
ed In honor OF Pompey after his vic,
tory over the pirates. The town Is the
ancient Siponium, Of which Strabo
and Livy speak, and which was buried
by An earthquake.
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APprs.chiss. Cosktinx from the;Per-
Hons Direction

Washington Post: "Bruddrin,n said
an elderly colored preacher, In the
course of = funeral sermon over the
remai1s Of one of his flock whose
head had been caved in by the hind
feet of a muie-"Bruddrin' it am pow
full strange dat, arter mo- u a hundred
years of 'sastras Experiment.. a cuiIed
pusson shud pussist in 'prochin' mule
FUN de riar." We wonder If HAYES
and Evsrts will, after the late disas.
troas experiment, persevere in their
attempt to approach Senator Conkling
from ths perilous direction?
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A Cnpfa. Yraftne.

Yesterday morning Charlie Purcell
was arrested on cdpids profi'se for car
rying concealed weapons, for which be
had been fined eighty-seven dollars and
some odd cents. Rather than pay the
fine he concluded to go 20 jail, but after
being in something over an hour, be
reconsidered the matter, and making
the necessary settlement, was released
from custody.
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Centaur
Lininne nts.
One Kind for the EnnanI7amiiy.
Ths Other for Ecrses and Animals.

These Llniment. are simply the voaasr Of
marvellous
THE white LssIusent I. Tor the human
family. IL VIII drive Rnramatism. sclAiio.
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lam
oazo. Sni.biains; Loo Jaw. Palsy. ftch. snc
mos .Atansyn. krupllon-. Il .xu.s;- fs.s.l
frosG frozea hsnds and fcst. and :hs E-sisou
OF oiiss an -iias- u senotnogs rrptiiss, ~
saDia.s sEtianss, and alleviate- pain "a
es.ry kind When sp-slas az hrul<ss occu-
u u lie aslst potent E-meiy ever dis,ssess-d
20 heat tbs iryur-1 parts The Cea-4aT LIN
Throat. TbzthscAs, ClleI Ilre.z.f.. Earnc-@.
aud ~ o.k Back. The soilo~ins !. bal . - Ne
! IsStAsA Hsss. I-s. o.. Ind. MAy =. ia
~ think It my daiy q iaiorrn yOa th-t
have s';ss..a ssash villa ss-liss f-sf a.s
haE ff9ir "a Hzsr fcf hAts nos b-~1
lrar ftoHl the-esveiltnEst 81 csgAf s~oTs. -.
4 as psyiecls ses4- HE lAEinsni ought "a
-EEsJAAIS BROWN
TIE proOf Il In tbe triAi- ltis r.ilreA., n
IL handy. 70 |. cheap. sn- eesry fsrsily
e1 ~. Ven 1ss,s- es.ss ss ois s.- ..s,5 On
sdspted - the tough h.u.cies- o.rds anl
ee>h % hor.s> ane animate. II hs- p<rros N
sp..ss' sss.is. w sss - 800 ss .,
So sys-1y: .eS ss.sr.i L.n-ss.-, ,s.a -.
BreeS f-xpsennn<n ~ II a.:
4 u
~Kvery owner of bore. shouid give The
1 CentAur Lnfrneal . nsal. We o..n.lcnE n
US ss'' .ni'is ss'' n s r g. s.-sis
4 -sapl Adams IA stssis.. n Y.
~ PULrz
-sa'. "a; Si 81 Mo cii = r.
'-supL usl IA ssasssx. y. u
ms -. peascos q shls LAaia~assrs F.s.
nsn and vstssinasy oaxD-onA. he go 80
a.nuaily uztng so11< Lintnenl n he'll
ola Wcends sna foal-svti, rungvosUslI
/ tuun. end n with DN1Inun 81 AnIlnr. -
s.as2y 2 800 L,sc5y -. es..k Sr.v
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s.f..s- - - ~ AHW 49,
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Dallas, December %. ls77

DALLAS, December %, III.
To the Editor of the Herald:
DEAR SIR: Two very interesting let.
tiers, one from General s. B. Maxey
and the other from r. L. Russell Gen.
eral Breckenride's kilograms were re-
eeired by me and read at the reunion
but were overlooked in the report sent
to your excellent paper. BY publishing
them you will confer favor. Truly
yours. R NJ. GAso
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A Tree which dreams Like . Haman
Being

Quite sensation has been created In
the Amiiy church neigh borhood, Char K
county, Alabama, by pine tree which
groans like human being in distress
or dying. A number Of persons Of bath
eolors visited the place Sunday, to hear
the doefal sound. With the eolored
people the Interest In the mysterious
sounds is enhanced by the fact that the
tree stands hard by large graveyard,
and Is also near the place where a mar.
OF their color was kilied by lightning a
year or two ago.
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A short time since . young man,
named Elmo Elliott, went TO the resi-.
deuce Of DIR. Mommsnd, who was at
the time absent from home. and told
bis son that the doctor had loaned
him his shotgun, which his son let
him have, thinking It all right. II
was some two weeks before the doctor
missed his gun. when his son told him
OF the circumstance. On going q
young Elliott about the gun. he
acknowledged that he ha6 gotten the
snn, bat had loaned It 70 = nes,e, who
stated that he bad hseu sent sftss Il.
The negro has since len for Fort SIN,
and late Saturday night yoans Elliott
W. assnnasd, -ohqered with stlninfnu
y III bnt ~ pGfoaoa yo13661 11
s.sof,sisK pa gisias shsss hiiEs sss
ffseilss bond.
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rru.nea sr,w~~n IN. cars.

We learn from a gentleman who ar
rived Ia the city yesterday tina. q
brakeman named Douglass, on Con-
ductor Marshaf's uth-bound train,
was killed at Hssrne while 10 the net
Of compiling the cars. He was crushed
in n moe, frlghtiul manner. being lit.
eraiiJ mashed Into pieces. The anfor-
inmate man lived but minute after
the accident. He leaves q wife and
two children living In Houston, to
which place the msngIed body was Ia
ken for insameit.
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osa seissw.nsp

At a regular meeting Of the Trinity
Lodge No. 1875, the following officers
weru elected for the ensuing term: f.
Steiner, mobile grand; w. f. ruily,
vioe-grsnd; A. BrowDlee, recording
secretary; II. Kay, permanent secrets-
y; +. Z. Lyle, treasurer; Barnett
Gibbs, representative to the grand
lodge.
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4 LIGHTNING STRIKER

Leaves Unaer . Cloud, Acessapsafea
by . Wife Deserts Her while west,
tsses Esss, Msrrses and Acts other
wise strangely.
On thirty-first of last March, there
skipped out, as the saying gees, from
thi lily, one w. g. Atkinson, 3 tele-
grsph operator, leaving sundry upsid
bills behind him. just previous TO the
time OF his departure. he had been Ia
the employ of the Western Union
Telegraph company, but for some Of
his misdoings had been disch arged by
the manager. He took with him q
woman whom he claimed 10 be bis
legal wife. and with whom he
had lived as such while here.
He was mourned only by his
creditors, whose name are legion,
and the general public nave no
doubt long since forgotten that
there ever was such q man ia Dallas.
But the newspapers are aiw avs hold.
ing matters up to the public gaze, and
from the Cincinnati Enquirer of the
sth inst, we learn that Atkinson de-
serted his wife at that place, leaving
for parts unknown His wife address
ed letter to him in the Enquirer, beg
giDg him to return. Subsequent ad
vices from that point stated that the
woman had attempted her own life,
but had failed in her suicidal effort
On the 23d inst the follow ing dispatch
appeared in the same paper, dated
Camden, New Jersey.
CAMDEN, n. IA. G. Atkinson, the
missing telegraph operator, was mar
ried on the 10th inst, to Miss Mary 4.
Moore, OF Munford, New jersey
Atkinson for a time while in this
city cot Quoted himself with the ut
most propriety, but on the eve of biz
departure there was some talk concern.
ing the way In which he acted.
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Waco Examiner A gentleman liv-
in z in south Waco has in his employ an
old dafkey who rejoices in the sobri>
quet OF General Skinner The same
gentleman owns large and intelligent
Newfoundland dog. and the dog aad
the genersl are fast friends They sleep
together in the same stable loft, and
are seldom seen apart. On Christmas,
the dog and the dArkey saleid forth to
spend the day in town, but before many
hours had elapsed the twain were seen
returning in the direction of home.
The general had become profoundly
booty. and the dog. the most intelligent
Of the two, was leading him home by
the coat sleeve When within a hun
dred yards of the home the darkey' s
legs gave way, and falliag to the ground
he lay there q fit subject for the police
and into whose hands he surely would
have fallen but for the ssgacity of the
dog. The faithful animal hoWled in
his ears and tagged at his collar until
finally he became sufficiently aroused Il
stager on home. Afterwards the tioi
returned and got the darkey's hat
which had fallen on the street. and car
ried il home.
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Cheaper BaxxtsE ser mailing Cssssa-
rae ssssh's Sasersss In fars9 -

CoeoDef BAgxtnG 6or a1siAfog Cotaoo-
rae ssssh's Iatessss In fars2 10
form.
The present tariff tsxes the cotton
planter thrce-qusrters Of cent on
every yard of jute baRging he uscs,
and this 10 accomplished by . duty Of
ak doilars per ton on jute butts, the
raw material from which jsts bagsipg
u made. .s 49,
BY abolishing this duty on juts hutts,
tho planter not only gains BY cheap
euing the cost Of tagging to tho ex.
tent mentioned. but secures he.tes
article by rendering Il Iess profitssble
10 manufacture the common grnn, OF
straw (flAx-row) hagging-about the
use Of which thsre 6 30 much oSm-
plnint from dsalefs aud spinner.
Il b, therefore 10 the evident nd.
vantage Of the whole cottou-grouiu Ing
ssctios that any isgislation 90 the
subject Of import duties should pro
vide tos he a11Dinton Of juts battl
ssfrss Of duty,s ss1 - tvssss thst oxI
rupsesea1a1tVas g the oattonal. ea4eenl
WI - ehe inpostnass - thh 0sltse,
80 - ~ 49, t11asaeD - ltss ~
- - =. -
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Atlanta tge Indere,sfrst {sesui.-
HcaHl: Northern republicans n<y
wave the biondy shirt and s,isve ever
the DO xn.trnddsn condition of tbs.r
southern brethren under Hayes pol
ICY" bat We must tell them che soath-
ern republicans Hke IL They like IL
because Il is in accordance with tie
constitution aud gives them peace ard
respectable association.
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Jaii-Hsw They Are Etppea.
One would be astonished at the mum.
Der of visitors there are daily at the
Jail. Men, women and children, who
hold varied relations with the prison.
ers, pour in and out through the day
Passes are required OF them from the
sheriff's Office, which the guard sub
jects to rigid scrutiny, as well ~ the
person of the visitor. Yet despite these
precautions they manage now and
then to elude the officers, and pass In
TO them articles that are Prohibited.
Yesterday, oa masking a thorough
search through the cell from which
the negro prisoners attempted to escape
he previous day, Captain Dean discov-
cred a butcher knife and q wood Ak,
! which had, by some means, been slip.
ped into them. Numerous are the
notes that have been taken frona the
persons Of visitors, and many the plots
nipped In the bad thereby. The re-.
porter was shown large bundle Of
them, which are both aunusing and 10
terestipg. One uphraids his vile foi
want Of attention and ste Adfsatne0 q
him In his hour OF trial. Another in.
forms his friend Joe that the worn. o
excavation win begin that day, and b
the next he expects to b. out and thal
he would like : good horss last owe.
A 10 - - - f.
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H0ney.

Pfecsevp Cnsesvfa n q com plCte suh~ti-
tuts for Castor Otl. and II pl..-.nt 10 tax
Tee Sing and Irritable ehildr.n. Ia ds-frny :
worms. asslm rlates the food, regulates ths
stomach, and eur-s Wind CoEc. FsW rem
esiies are ~ efii-acioas for f-vsfishBssz
Group, worms and NhoopinE Cough. c.
toriA h q scientific aud purely NCretAhia
preparation, more effective than Csstor ulL
and neither gags OF xrip->-
CoLuxhsA a. Conn. MAJ = is7s.
he.srs- ]. .. Rose A Co. y. ".
Gents: 1 have q family % eight chiicr-n
anc have used a. tntsch Gkstorfs any lam
ny In The Un:ts.i states. tsisE. ( hAy.
ne ger found anything equal 70 10. Ny chill
dreu have been saved from = fsveT s-EsrAl
time by the uro OF CastorfA. lr-oomm@nd
is U.s. Tor children, fOr maLy dsscee. tbey
are subject TO- In pref renee % any meiiciE-
i Know Of feel IL my duty 10 give this Ger
iocats on account OF the benefits have ae
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