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, 1878-09-07

PROFESSIONAL NorIcE.-In consequence OF
;ncrsasire CITY business. and in order TO ac-
commodate those who come from distance,
Dr.. Boyd will be found at his rooms, from Q
III Q O'Clock, morning and evening. Let those
interested govern themselves accordingly
, 1878-09-07
DIED.

K,skxAx.-On the 4th Of September, lS1o.
e ..arlst fever. Robert james, son OF WIN
md Isabella Knkman, aged years months
and dasA
, 1878-09-07
FARM FOR SALE.

UTEOFFER FOR SALE OUR RANCH,
w consisting Of 400 acres, $40 Of Il tilla-
BE and 200 enclosed and in cultivation. located
IL Pataha valley, 10 miles north OF Dayton,
and from ) 20 ! miles Of steamboat landing.
For Grazing. Grain and Fruit growing, this
raucl j. lie be-: II Columbia cornty. For
-e-I,.s .-..-.,y ;. LOGAN BROS, !-
49, G'Tskz--n,1 ?. q " 7.
, 1878-09-07

r.,vBfam Bros. are about to open
r-.-a store At Weston, which will be in
-,-.r If d couple "f Young men long con-
.-.-ru.tl the frla. Weston is fiourishing
,., and il properly supplied with water
t..s .ra~ r,rjt.v. We have never examined
...r...-.r. lu.t..k,it tla, water might readily
3. .r -a, ,g.u. the mountains, not very lar
, 1878-09-07

The VANCOUVER DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
We learn by special telegraph, nominated Hon.
\. T. Cation, for congress, by acclamation. 1t
is understood that the eastern counties went
into the convention 4 unit, and with the JUS
tice Of their demand in their favor, the nom
ination was a foregone conclusion. OF the
candidate we have only to say that lie is an
old time democrat, has been identified with the
northwest coast from early boyhood-frst in
Oregon, AID for the past ten years in Washing
ton terI;t,.ry- Thoroughly acquainted with
the wants and resources Of the country, with
all his interests identified with us, III the event
Of his election Eastern Washington viii have
the assurance that all that lies within the
power Of a delegate will he done for her benefit.
So far is the vote Of the eastern counties is
concerned We are confident that lie viii pol
the full strength Of his party, and from local
and sectional feeling viii draw largely from
! the ranks Of the opposing party. If the dem
ocra,s on the Sound vii act in good faith AID
| rally IL Mr.. Cations support, we are quite
confident If his election. tI>vioIs to the
meeting Of the convention Mr.. Cation had the
f, aS,'uanc"S Of the warm support OF lea!lng
democrats in ali the western countries, and now
/ that hr has been made the standard bearer Gf
/ the Il m"cracy, we are not without hone that
they will make good their pledges. From now
! t" the day of the election, th@ motto Of every
! democrat should be Il ni0n and harmony,
! Inthir.; for men, ard everything for the cause.
/ The next congress is sGre t" be largely demo
csaticin hn.h houses, and if Washington desires
! t have a fair hearing and her reasonable de-
manis compiled with, she VII! see TO it that
she is represented by I democratic delegate.
, 1878-09-07
;jlcrElp Statesman.
SEPTEMBER 7, 1873.
perator for Buchtel &

- p,.nrrE. operator for Buchtel &
+ IL ..,,rd Oregon, will take views of
- -,lic bull lings- All work will
.. s5..'.' '.' -. ,lr sallery al Portland.
, 1878-09-07

..,-r.a TIE FAIR haze been made
is'.A ....-ive scale at the fair grounds,
.... now Is tia: the exhibition this
marked Improvement upon
... s.g. lr,,". lei IT,
Sunday l,t. Billings, the state
} r..,.r. vent below, taking with hiEn
nine of them contributed hy
wr. Th- prisoners, as seated in the
Va 49,, bad booking st Of men, anl
a. ''.. ..r +rr the tel tale manlcles would
>..Efr u9l:nary passengers
rnF EaGlyE.-We notice that re-
..,-.;,. ofFer to furnish Seattle
- .s,.. complete, for which the price
"-. s.5l,. payments to be made in one,
-.r.-.. v.lr- This Is much better than
= .s,yt q second hand n;ine, worked
r-a- -
.-..,r Ike Walla Walla, is excited over
-.,.rsnes.ion, aud the talk now is Of Civ
... civ the right to introduce water and
.r,r feat the schemes Of the lnen who
.t. ,.-..r. water works. Portland Is
,-...,rf,l with water, and if the owners
.'. r..-..r, =, ytortion, means are at
Inn. H.. evil
So
Lrn.fl Mayor Hi'-A"'lH HIS '',f''' 'P
-.-,lo s.ty indebtedness liia' WIS "i''' 'i.o
-l.. r,,,. of Il per cent. month,
81. .rr.a.,. tie same ''y 4 i"''h II "ile f'i
TIL, I.rn- like financial management.
81. .I,,.rs- WHO has been holding
'a'y lay '.' ''' ~ ms ;nfrrrnrd tLat
-...i..."
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r..-,HFam bG"S. are about t. open
r-.-A store At Weston, which Will be IN
--.-.r oi a couple "i Young men long con-
--.-fu.tL the hIm. Weston Is hourishinS
..a and j: properly supplied with water
r.... .raa r,rt.v. We have never examined
...a.s...r hu, ,..kr it that water might readily
g. q, tr..m Ia. Iupl.Itains, not very lar
.-.a.
lt.r... H,fv, ii frI,,,i w!o lives at the
...s ,nl %: &aa ., &C., LIS t.heu the pans TO
oaa' '.- r'aa.-r q gram "'-''hS i"'>'hs "'','s
81 ..f''i''"- ANY '''..' LIS W ''''''
Tax y '.'. '.''''. 49, 49,, - &c..
--.. r.,,.,. ,....., ,,,,,o IL, =. fl ,urrs that
.u., .,,,, and ,is j. lust IN the
r.....r...i H.. season IN s.iIrir. gram. SO far
,a. lIu,- e %, rrn ar. ..',,t'y Ia excess If the
i.'n- ',' q "''.i ,'' ,,', 'D 'n h ~ siort
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a.r~,m.-,is o.; =. host oi friends in their sal
-..-.a
v....-..... -, p,-.,+. ,..,,rli,rs
- >.'..iN ".-! remember '''''' Ills
.- r..I ,,,,cb wishes = ,r.r,nt com
,.-.-.,, .. tb. he.-iaaing If the tenn, Of
,..... ,-....,., IN attend. The primary
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on DINAA GA,

~ 0pfa Martin street, MpFphU sffrd ant Efhi
Hfai (fNm MNiN n 10 himd0a,
30 z ordained BY the plly Council OF lhe
Section / That Martin street, Marphy
hliefl ana Flrld hlTeei nom Nam 6lIbpi "a
Pc south 10 v "a street on VA mouth hpgnd
llr haEp hrr helhiy established ~ BtIfrla,
hhl ~ proceedings necessary lpr no plrn-
lhs ~ lhr hnlh 40 hereby ordered,
heG y, The Mayor tlly Engineer Hnd lliy
Secretary ale hpielY entered ~ proceed 40
provided ~ section lhi and surgfra ng sfr-
llpnh Of chapter TX Of city charter, ~ q l.
lprm lhelr respective dnlies Tor the dpellng
OF said streets,
400, 3, 1te private property necessary 10
be ppndrm ned Too usp ~ ulnnluR haid stree b
shall be paid iOr BY special ~ hHssmtI.ts ~
provided Tor ln hepllOn iW aud another heG-
lion NJ chapter ~ 0fnhHrpi az city,
her, 4, SAID btreetR arc ~ bH opened -
prayed Tor ln petitions " elliEens Mar ~
street ana Murphy tlreel w be ~ ihe Nln,h
az ltul ltrI ana un a llnr with that puUiuu
~ hAld hirrGlb lying between lnmmrIcp aud
Main Streets Hhd u continuance ul tlirslult,
roo, l, flpld slgbst shall brHu NJ u IOlut
on the north side ul Nam tiurl llAts Itri
west ~ tho alley AZ l. On pi- ROulnrntl
corner hrnch wet 30 Itrti thrnct nulii 0
ifni 10 Ella street, thence NHst bu feet Hlnt v
south slide NJ elm AlIrrt 20 sad LruuHlh =
u rllih n corner thence south 40 ,erl 10 nu
ginning
seO, 4, The said streets a.e q, be- ppid fr
ny hpoelhl assessments The general iuna
ot the CITY II not 10 h6 used Tor the purpurp.
hee, q The requirements ~ Ciiy ChhrlH ~
hn strictly complied WIN Ia opening huid
streets
sec, X, That tbs ordlnsnce go INTO elect
II, ~ hnd alitr ilb pHh ago,
Approved ppopu her 81, MI
u. W. h. tAbELl, Mayor
j II, llEREF M, huGy, drc2 ldlOr
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KELLOGG, on being guyed by his re,
publican colleagues about his title to his
seat, when one member OF the return.
ing board that counted in the legislature
that elected him was in Jail, convicted
OF altering returns, snappishly asked
how about the title of tho president
and said it was u curious coincidence that
he should on the very day that Ander,
son was convicted, be called upon to
pay TO q Chicago banker $4,000, the
money that made Hayes president of
the United States, And the leaders of
the party Of moral ideas Immediately
changed the subject OF reimbursement
by denouncing the Louisiana conserva-
tives.
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PR0CLA MATI0N.

la obedience a. tho following resolution
phhhrd ~ the lty Council, Was
whereas II ~ believed tuut tue city eau
hn urncllll u Nud buHullhod by concert NJ
hpllun ~ the matter NJ bulldog sidewalks
hnu planting irrtH W the intersection n
hldrWhlkh ana HitectH, ANA that haiu concert
OF noliou may DO effected by the Mayor iE'
hulnR hiH proclamation rtquchllng all prOp'
"uly'nWhrr 10 % lmproyu Their property,
Therefore, hG n
Resolved, liy The Guy Council TINT TO
M1Nor bu Nud ne IN hereby Instructed tu a.,
sue MS Proclamation calling ON an ronl en-.
lntr owners 10 Improve their prurcrty, Hs
hupgrtlrd IN HE foregoing preamble, de-
hcflhluB the KIND at sidewalks ami the kird
OF lieW bcst 10 be y ant II,
Ihcroloio, l. W, l., CAbell, Mayor Of the
CITY ul DALLAS, 90 hereby request AL real cS-
tate ownetH ~ the city Of Dallas To improve
lhelr property hy making good gravel Mde-
whlkH ~ ifuul Of iholr property, ans 20 plant
shhdo llrvs, tuol M Naples Elm China,
bon Fluef ANA ycHmofo troo., along the
outer. edge OF sR'd sidrwal Ss, ana thereby
behent thor property, ana also add 10 the
lohilh hhd comfort M well M the beauty OF
The city,
In witness whoroO' have herrunto set
my hand nnd DllS0d the seal OF the CITY ot
DALLAS this I'D day of January, 1873
Attest w. +. a BELL.
j., Il. HEREFORD, Mayor.
Socrony, lan2ldl0t.
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NEW ORLEANS is looming IN as the
future grain port of America. The Mis-
souri, Pacific and the st. Louis, * ,nsas
City and Northern railroads, believing
that the grain trade Of the west is DIES.
tined to be exported through Eads'
Jetties, have wisely concluded to take
time by the torelock, and commence at
once to operate their lines in the inter,
est OF the new route to the sea, by with
drawing from the old pool arrangement,
winch operates entirely and exclusively
IN the interest of eastern seaports,
There is no questioning the fact tina. a
heavy diversion OF traffic has taken
place within the last few months Since
September |, 1877, 100000 bushels of
grain, shipped from Kansas City and
Nebraska, have been transported bv
the river route to st, Louis and New
Orleans.
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THERE is question of veracity between
Rev. o. B. rockingham, author of the
Lille of Gerrit Smith, and Frederick
Douglass, The former, in the soltest
manner possible, says that Mr., Smith,
although fully aware of the nature of
John Browns plans concerning the
raid at Harper's Ferry positively de,
MED, after the event, that he knew any.
thing about them. This accusation has
lett very painful impression upon the
readers of Mr., Smiths biography and
without doubt has done something TO
lhlure his reputation as thoroughly
honest man, Douglass takes I'M his
cause against his biographer, and calls
the reverend gentleman another, and
the radicals arc Immediately convinced
that Mr. Rockingham is the victim of
n deusion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-15
THE STATE OVER.

GrdySoR C0mtH County
commissioners count is in session and !,
considering road matters. The car.
are running from Denison to the inter,
eection OF the Texas a. Pacific railway
on the Denison and Minneol, railroad
In Denison, Monday night, jeff
George, bar tender at the Senate saloon
was shot and instantly killed by Wil>
liam Sims, gambler,
Young Comty.--Leader County court
for civil business was in session this
week. Two or three gentlemen rep.
resenting job printing establishments
have visited our town within the past
week ,--Some OF our citizens have in>
vested largely in real estate this week.
The tax sale on Wednesday, offered an
excellent opportunity to persons wish>
ing to purchase houses.
Jack CountH-Echo. Wood thieves
are proving around. 1t is reported
that another family grocery store will
sooh be opened here by parties from
Dallas. - Last Saturday company d,
4th cavalry-60 men, Lieutenant c. M
Callahan commanding, came in from
Fort Sill, en- route for Fort Clark. They
lett here last Monday morning In
county court, criminal term, Judge
Stoddard on the bench, Monday last,
quite number of young men were fin,
ed 500 each and costs, for fighting, dis
turblng social gathering, and other
species of deviltry.
Td'rdt County, Mr.. Parr, baggage
master on the Texas a Pacific, was
knocked from the platform of the train
while IN motion and badly hurt.-A
number OF German immigrants are ex>
pected soon to arrive at Fort Worth
We understand from the driver of
the Cleburne stage that woman, lately
an inmate OF house of ill.ame in this
city, and who took her departure
from here on Saturday last. was shot in
, house OF ill.fame in that city on Suns
day night The name of the woman
was Mamie Peterson, and death
ensued from the wound.-Dr. Field
received an official appointment nom
washington, as pension examiner for
TINS disirict.--The county commits. |
sioners were busy on road matters
Iney appointed one hundred and five |
road oyerseers.
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anna slennlnn nlone 20 IenInh

Ihe neault lliOn " vital enelgy II tho stop
pin hiOnH ~ nNnltn, Wh0ll lhe hyHlHnl
lacks vitality, tho various pfHhnH nag IN
ihHlr duly, htoOmr chfOnlpnllY Irregular
and daunan IN eventually instituted 70
,lehllilalrd syHlrm should 10 butt up by ihO
usa nj that lnimllNb q tonic, llOAlnl tef't
Stomach HllloIR which inylgOrAtes the dl'
gnallyN organs, hnd inhurhh TIE thorough
conversion - food Into blood NJ "a pouflhii'
lng quality, from whence every muscle
uGTyG aud iihrn acquire unWUnhd supplies
o( vigOT and tho whole syhlnu fupi lnnpnH
tho 6pnehOlal effect Appetite fetuTnH, lho
HyHtom IN iufrcahod by holllhfl hlumhet
the nerves grow tlfong nnd Ohlm, the dr'
nnd nn uncertain alalo NJ health disappears
and that allow appearance ~ the AKIN DO
guitar 10 hnbltual lhvnlldt, and peIHont de-
nOlonl IN vital energy IN replaced ny q more
booOmlng lInge, dtilliublOswlt
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Arqssqs Couaiy Transcript pr ~
A, AOll, WAC suddenly called, last Tues
day, W visit the young son 81 Captain
Robert llOlbein on ~ IOsfph'a lslanll
who had been severely bitten Wy an ms
mense raltlesGake which sank hi llngs
deep into the lnWer part pf me eall ~
the h0ys leg WhlskeY MAS lmlnrhl'
ately administered the wound soarlllrl
aud burned with powder hll nplWll ~
standing, all was done lhal enull ~
tho hnys lie 10 drspalrrd ol--- lle
commissioners court III Arkansas county,
will meet next Monday % lranfael
business Judge H. q, fleasanlh has
aupOlnled 4 4 Perrenol, QUO al me
commissioners, vice, i, N, Doughty,
resigned
Waller C5uut,.-llempsiead Courier
Mr. Cartwright, who's presldent al both
the white aud eolpred agricultural aud
mechanical college NJ the state, was w.
llempsiead on the ~ Instant perleellnl
arrangements for opening tho colorel
college la this county lie Informs W
that Lieutenant Flipper will be ~ i'm
mediate charge NJ the school, Miner, q
graduate Of Oberlln College Quo, VII
also be here ~, without doubt good
and efficient teachers will be employed
and good school will be insured iol
tho education Of the eolored youths OF
tho slate,-1he rain Wednesday has
retarded The farming nlereaih material
| ly,-Some corn naH been planted IN
Waller county already 1.-The city
council last Monday lot the contract lol
draining The ponds in tho eastern por
ton Of thiseiy, N Ia much needed
Improvement aud will aid materially
10 ihe health Of our people. II should
have boon done longOpo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-15

TnE New York Epr@S nominolcr
Cardinal McCloskcy for the succession
An American pope, with his common
sense strengthened and sharpcncd 10y
being brought up in this wideawokc
go'0heod republic, cculd cut the Cor.
dian knot Of many difficulties which
would cnianglo and might choke any
European pope. What new point OF
departure might the church take with
Cardinal McCloskey AZ iis hoad
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New York whoa, DeaIor. Hedging

New York wheat Dealers Hedging
Should the surrender of the Turks
enc In the establishment OF peace, a
vast amount of Russian wheat will
come upon the European markets
Statements made In commercial cir.
cies say there are eight million bushels
In store at Odessa and other ports.
and twelve million bushels on tha
lines OF railroads beyond Odessn and
Sebastopol. A st. Petersburg ma.
per estimates that no less than forty
million bushels are available for OK.
port from the Black sea and the sea Of
Azok A Knowledge OF these facts has
caused holders In the New York maxi.
ct to unload largely at reduction of
price. The effect ofthIs state OF things
upon The market is anxlously looked
Tor, and 1t IL possible that American
grain may be hurried upon the British
Baltic. 500 '"e
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For SAFE.

Tie lnf steam ain, kuOEn ~ the Valley
iailis, located pu ihh losque rigfT % d ne
west ~ waco IA 4 me wheat gTDp INK
county Nhlfii 10 rapialY settling up, 1hr
builnlnB lb ~ ilufslnnr, tinm tn17U net
tunafn, Two Run ine-hnlf stories lisb, aud
contain pur srl ~ corn Hgd $50 ID WLrHi
fpaAB, iHp machinery 0f fDIiY hnIsr pobtr
IN in gnnH o. ~ llls ihtinbin pfnpuiY rnn
90 purchased nH No most nilYhuIHgf Gus
ierins, both 40 10 prlfn Huu iiWp nor nul
a. paillculHrs riliirr address 90 g N pn iup ~
waco lrAAs
derldgm WM. a, fORT
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Astonishing succesh,

II " tho duty ol uyeY person who hGN
a0d llOkuhfO'A German hyrup ~ lot In
wonderful IA lilluH be known 10 their
lrlrnda IN curing CON unpllon, hoyo q
cough, group, ,alllmni pneumonia. liud IN
lnct all throat nnd nv discusses No per-
aOn can uao II Without Immediate rallef,
consider n the duty Of nll druggists Ia rpO'
Oulmond n 10 tho poor dying cOnHninpiiyOa
NJ lOnHt W try one bottle, IN 10000 doAhn bot
", were sold last yOhf, ANA no ono 0nhe
whore II Jailed was reported, Suoh u modl.
cline IN the ucrmnn ~ up can not he too
widely known, AJAX vOur drupg,Rt about n,
Sample bottles ~ Try, sold NJ ~ cents Reg.
ulnr plgc, 10 oenta, For Hnloby all dfugg isls
f'bl2dlw wit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-15

TnAT Russia has natural right to
free passage of the Dardanellcs Is adj,
miiied by most impartial people, but
some men who make the admission are
beginning to fear that her purpose is to
claim that the right shall be exercised
by Turkey and Russia TO the exclusion
orother nations Ii Russia shall take
such position, the English viii have
cause for extreme dissatisfaction, which
will be generally recognized MS lcgiti.
mate.
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INf sAoaAMfhTO spfOuLATlRs,

THE SACRAMENTO spEpuLAfDhs,
The purpose Of congress ia lneorpo'
rating lhe Texas and faelile was 70
tho railway system between
tho Pacific eoasl and the southern, mld'
de and Atlantic states, and 20 eslah'
lsh competing line 70 tho northern
and central lines This was clearly q
great national object, and il cannot be
perverted without lhwariing the Just
desire Of tho entire country ior cheap
communication between tbs Pacific
coast aud the Mississippi valley vi
indispensable that the transportation
aud travel between tbs oceans be pros
teeied from 90 oppressive monopoly,
aud should congress eombino with q
powerful corporation that has drawn III
million from the public treasury 10
confer upon II the power 10 hold this
monopoly over transeonllnenlal trade
and travel, II would be guilty Of basely
beiraying the people they represent
The Central Pacific Railway con-
pany through ila CredltMobillor aud
other schemes, worked with eonsums
mate ingenuity aud unscrupulou'neHH,
has acquired an amount Of power that
Ia alarming II oyenhadowa the state
Of California aud whole 'aollccoaal,
and conhonls the Atlantic states, and
stands before the halls Of congress with
strength that may well arouse the
national Indignation that must soon be
absorbed by the national anxiety, This
great corporation, knowing tho oils
matte aud Typographical Disadvantages
of Ia central line across the Rocky
Mountains aud the Sierra TO the Paclln
beheld In the chartered Texas aud Pacific
q dangerous competitor, with its perens
nal temperature and snlulary grades II
would maintain uninterrupted irans'
portation, with inyariablo facility while
the central route, with ilA hundred and
Onv mia. or now.hola md sharn
a,,do. would nat Il, ahl, IA comnot,
with II successfully, Thoyprocooded NJ
once TO uso their best sagaeIly IN mcas'
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onto,onis, Thoy nro,cctod thor rand
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9ailg 4erala

an many uHHALDls nunliHhnd fyeY
morminf. eKnapt On Monday, AZ wv ~
hunum la advance, postage pirpnN w
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'IHr negro Is about TO cut figure IN
the dramatic world Managers Jarrett
aud Palmer, OF New York, have Odycr'
tsed for ono hundred ocroroons, one
hundred quadroone, one hundred mulat.
tor, aud one hundred decidedly black
men, women and children, capable OF
singing ohorusos for grand reception
of "Uncle Toms Cabin,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-15
English Female Iiitt.ra.

Ihla IN tho great female medicine OF tho
present century. II is prepared expressly for
the cure OF ohfOnlo female com plants nnd
Irregularities, aud Ia cnrOH are truly won.
dorlul, Married or single lndloH, who nro
AFFLICTED with hygfhrloH, with ntorino trOub,
los, sick headache, pans IN eldo ana bnoh,
who nrC prOslfutcd, pale, feeble Hnd omaCln,
tod nervous and cross, with loss of appetite,
palpitation ana general lndspOsltlon, have
only to uau one bottle To ho assured OF RAPID
recovery, They cure by strengthening and
building up, nni impnrting pure blood 10
that which has become Impoverished, I A.
dies ot Dallas Hnould call on Connor n
Walker, or nr, Howell, ldtlli Mhlh.w2t
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