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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-15
STATE SPECIALS.
MAN DROWNED At GAINESVILLE,
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Death of bishop PeiIieer NJ san An
tonic General CanaIes Rciurns 20
Mexico-ABe schwarts Matter
tied-Happenings NJ
Houston, Etc.

Special TO the Herald
Gainesville, April li,-A man was found
dead yesterday hoaling in pool of water In
Elm Fork, near the city, Justi'o Fore
with a jury went down and held M inquest
but was unable to ascortaia who he was or
by what means no came 10 his death. The
body was much swollen, He had rock tied
round bis neck, his feet bound together, and
rock tied TO them. No marks Of violence
were found on him, llo is an old man and
seemed from bis dress to DO very poor.
The ladies pay frequent visits 10 the men
in Jail, who are condemned 10 die on the 3Oth
inst, Nof!singors case seems TO excite great
deal of sympathy among the fair ones.
Deputy Sheriff Bolton followed and caught
one II. l.. Edward, near Pilot Point, Sunday
night. Edwards Is charged with forging
some orders on Charlie Scot. and obtaining
money on them, HO will go 70 Huntsville.
There Is some excitement and considerable
anxiety over the disappearance Of u palnler
named Broadwell, Sunday. He walked oil
and cannot be found or even heard Of lie
is u hard working, respectable man and fears
are entertained that he has become insane
and taken his own life His wife is almost
distracted with grief
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POLITICAL.
RuMoREp WITHDRAWAL OF TILpES.
General Grant Secures Kentucky and
BIsins makes - Clean sweep In
IswH Missouri Republican
Convention IN SEES
sion, Elc,

DOmoncs, Iowa, AprlL-Tho Republican
State convention assembled this morning
with 1913 delegates In attendance, Every
county In the State was represented, All
the delegates met before the assembling
Of the convention in District caucuses Each
caucus selected two names 10 present 10 the
state convention for delegates to Chicago.
The Blaine men carried every district and So
lected none but pronounced Blaine men rs
delegates, The only contests were In the
first and second districts, but u decided
Blaine majority was again In each Of thom,
Anera recess Hon John j. Chapman, cd
itor Of the Council Bluffs Nonpnrcil, u strong
Grant man, was selected byu Blaine major
ity Ms permanent Chairman, The Committee
on Resolutions, with Ex-senator Harlan NJ
Chairman, then reported resolutions 10 en-
dorso Senator Blaine as the choice Of Iowa
and the best for the party 10 nominate, and
TO Instruct delegates TO the Chicago conyen'
ton 10 vote for and TO use all honorable
means TO secure his nomination and 10 cast
the vote Of tho State rs unit Tho rcso'
lutlons were adopted, fve-sixths Of those
present voting in the affirmative. The dele
gates chosen in the District caucuses were
then unanimously elected Ms delegates TO the
Chicago conventions
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kentucky for Grant

Louisville, Ky, April li,-The Republican
State convention was called to order to-day
by George Denny, Chairman of the State
committee, and the call OF counties showed
the representation to be larger than usual.
John w. Lewis, of Washington county, was
elected temporary chairman, over John Lam
dram, Of Gallatn county, the vote standing
800 TO 900, the former figures showing
Grants strength in tho convention. Mr..
Lewis, on taking the chair made q strong
speech in favor Of General Grant, which was
loudly applauded.
A motion pledging every delegate to sup
port the nominee OF the Chicago convention
created long and hot debate between the
friends of Grant and the opposition. The
resolutions were finally declared adopted
amid loud protests. The Committee on
Resolutions reported in favor Of instructing
for Grant but before their adoption u
minority report was presented and received
with wild applause by the ant-Grant men.
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Special 10 tho Herald.
Houston, April li.-Tho Grand jury failed
to find bill against Ed, Lockett, and hc
was discharged from custody.
Two men named II. NJ. and George A.
Tlis were arrested here to-day for having in
their possession and passing counterfeit silver
dollars. Both are young men. They say
they are from Florida and claim the money
was given them MS change, in Galveston,
They are TO have nm examination before a
United States Commissioner tomorrow.
The 6remen are making preparations to
celebrate San Jacinto day.
The Purim masquerade ball is in progress
tonight and is grand affair.
Governor Roberts passed down this even
ing to attend u meeting of the quarantine
officers at Galveston tomorrow.
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Death Of bishop PeIIicer.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, April l4.-Right Rev. An
thony Dominic Pellcer Bishop Of the Ro'
man Catholic church, died at o'clock thi:
evening from n carbunclc on the spine, after
very short illness. He was greatly beloved
as Il learned and eminent divine, and re-
spected by all outside of the church for many
good Qualities OF head and heart. His death
is sad loss, and will be mourned deeply
His remains will be inferred Saturday with
ceremonies appropriate TO his high station.
lie was s. years old.
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ESTABLISHED N lSap.
rRIoK Rvs cERTa.
Foreign Anairs.

London, April MA Madrid dAtAich,
dated the lSth, says This morning, soon
after O'Clock, the Governor Of tho prison
and tho authorities raised Gonzales Otoro
tho would'be regcae, and led him, In irons
bare'hoadod and clad In the same clothes no
wore III, day no attempted tho llfe Of tina
King, toa hall whore condemned prisoners
hear their sentences, In tho presence Of the
Judge, Olero was pale but composed, and
signed a copy OF hla sentence with firm
hand, The Judge then delivered him inlo
the custody Of the others OF tho Ancieut
Order Of Paz N Corldad, founded by John
II, who led tho prisoner 10 tho chapel which
was dimly lighted He will be executed At
8 o'clock Wednesday morning. To-day
Olero expresses repentance, but refuses all
oilers OF advice or consolation from priests
LATER--Gonzales 0tero was executed Il
0 o'clock this morning,
The net Liberal gain Il now 100 seatS
wALlkNsTkiN WON.
The race for the Newmarket handicap
came of ut the Newmarket meeting to-day
and was won by Mr.. Lorllards's three-yesr
old colt, Walenstoln, Lord. )radlordp .Sword
Dance socon', and j. II. HouldSworth's I'm.
ba third. Ten ran.
SCANDINAVIAN EMI0RAsTs.
a dispatch from Berlin 10 tho Standard
says emigration TO North America, on an ex-
ccptionally largo scale, IL taking place from
Scandinavia, Two thousand Swodes LETT
on the Christina for New York on tho ath
inst
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Mr.. TiIdcn Alleged 90 Have with
drawn from the Presidential Race,

Philadelphia, April 1.-The Bulletins
Washington correspondent says he is inform
ed to'day bya prominent Democrat who has
held high positions in the councils of his
party, that Mr.. Tilden has written letter to
DO read at the New York Democratic conven-
ton Mt Syracuse, declining to be candidate
before the Cincinnati convention, and with
drawing his name. The reason assigned for
this course is the condition of his health
This same gentleman says Mr.. Tilden pre-
pared letter two months ago withdrawing
his name, but the intercession Of personal
friends prevented 1t from being made public
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Washington, April l3,-General Gard ap'
peared before tho House Committee on Mill
hry Affairs to-day and urged the purchase by
the Government Of Fort Clark, Texas, for
which the United SIatoa now pays $4,000
per annum, but which can be bought Goncr-
al Card says, for $4,000.
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Special TO the Herald.
Austin, April l4.-The Court of Appeals
to-day affirmed the case of the State vs..
Heard, from San Antonio, for land forgery,
and reversed the Hatch case--the latter on
account of the States counsel travelling out
side Of the record in his argument. Judge
White, in delivering his opinion, rather went
for the court and counsel and read them II
tart lecture on the prophecies of the profess
sion.
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wb;staLer,s Case.

West Point, N. Y, April l4.-Hon. Mar
tin J. Townsend, directed by the Secretary
of War to attend the Whitaker investiga-
ton, reached here to-day, and had little
personal difficulty with Recorder Sevis,
before the latter recognized him. He then
took part to some extent in the proceedings.
Nothing of importance was elected.
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Lonisinna 70 Texas.

New Orleans, April l4.--A dispatch was
sent tonight to Governor Roberts, Of Texas,
signed by Governor Wilt, Mayor Patton,
and DR.. Bemiss, the resident member Of tho
Sanitary Board, contradicting the Washing
ton dispatch regarding yellow fever. and az
frining that there has not been single case
of yellow fever in this city this year.
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EXPLOSION.

New York, April 14.-An explosion &C.
CURED this afternoon in the works Of the New
York Gas Light company, which blew off a
norton of the roof, followed by an outburst
Of flames, which were quickly exting,uished::
John Polletter, foreman, was fatally burned
and bruised, and John Diamond was severely
injured: James Byrne, slightly.
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horticultural and POnoIsgical Ex-
pOsittOu.

st. Louis, April li.-Several members Of
the Interstate Hortiouturalist Society of
Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas met
here yesterday and nearly completed arrange
ments for q Horticultural and Pathological
Exposition for the Mississippi Valley, TO DO
held here the 7th, 9Th and 9th Of next Sep
familiar
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Abc ShMarts q. II

SpeCINT 70 IIle HCTHIW,
Corsicana, April 1--WE are informed
that the suit between Abe Shwarts, ir,, and
his bankers, which led to his arrest, MS telc-
graphed, has been amicably arranged. The
misunderstanding arose in complication of
accounts during Abe'S absence and was the
result of difference of opinion as to n GER
tain cotton transaction. The matter has been
settled by mutual friends to the satisfaction
of both parties.
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Trenton, New Jersey, April 1a.--The mu.
nicipal election yesterday resulted in the re-
election of William Rice, Democrat, fol
Mayor, by over 600 majority, gain of 300
votes. The Democratic School Superintend-
ent and the Receiver of Taxes were elected
without opposition. The Democrats elected
i've Councilmen, the Republicans two and
the Democrats selected two chosen Free
Holders and the Republicans one.
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Forest Fires.


Point Pleasant, N. j., Apr! 1.-two
hundred acres of valuable timber was de-
stroyed in Ocean and Monmouth counties,
this State, yesterday by extensive fires.
New Egypt, n. j., April 14.-A very do
structive forest fire is sweeping through Cum
berland, Atlantic and Ocean counties. The
fire originated from locomotive sparks and
since that time an area of fifty miles long by
ten miles wide has been burned over. The
smoke Is dense and sitting for miles around
the burned district. Some loss Of live stock
is reported.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Milford, Pa, April 14.-0wing to the
high winds the forest fires in Pike county are
assuming alarming proportions in remote
townships. 1t is feared that all the valuable
timber will be destroyed.
IN NEW JERSEY.
Fork River, N. j.. April 14-The entire
country about here Is mass Of flames. One
hundred square miles of cedar and pine for
est have been consumed. The greatest alarm
IL felt by villagers who are out fighting the
fire. Two houses in the outskirts have been
burned.
Toms River. N. j., April H.-A greatfor-
est fire has crossed the river and Is speeding
toward Good Luck point and Island Beach,
and fears are felt thatit will reach town.
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Rumors about state Expenses.

SpeclhI 10 tht HtTaIu
Austin April l4.-Rumors are rife on the
streets of another report from the Comptrol-
Ter, which it is alleged, will show an excess
Of expenditures of the present over the pre-
ceding administration, The Departmt mt is
retcent on the subject, but there is reason to
believe that such report is in the hands of
the Governor.
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General Grant.

Memphis, April li,-Gencal Grant and
party, In charge Of a delegation ofcitizcns Of
Little Rock, left by special train to-day.
The General will remain the guest OF that
city until Friday, when he will return 10
Galena, Illinois, stopping only at Cairo and
Bloomington.
Little Rock, April l4.--General arrived In
this city at 7 o'clock this evening". The city
is thronged with visitors.
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Earthquake shock.

San Francisco, April l4.--At Loo p. m. to-
day there was experienced the heaviest shV d,
of earthquake felt here for years. No dam
age is recorded, although buildings rocked so
that the motion was plainly visible. The
Nevada block apparently swayed foot out
Of perpendicular
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Albany Election.

Albany, n. Y, April lathe charter
election resulted in the reelection of
Mayor Nolan, and the entire Democratic
ticket BY a large majority. Two or three
hundred ladies voted for school officers.
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m NEW JERsEY.
Fire.

Lockhaven, Pa April lathe extensive
tannery of Kishler Bros, WIS burned this
evening Loss about 100000.
Pittsburg, Pa, April l4.-A FIRE Holli-
daysburg. Pennsylvania, this afternoon, de-
stroyed eight dwellings and twelve barns.
Loss, $4,000.
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Doubtful Identity.


Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, April 14.-Beardall, alias
Denman, tried and convicted over twenty
years ago for the murder of Louis Ware, es-
capped to Mexico, was captured about three
years ago but there was some trouble about
proving his identity. The jury to-day de-
cided that the prisoner was Beardall. An
appeal is TO be taken.
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View York Eurnr Refners.

New York, April 13.-Ata meeting of the
sugar refners at Masonic Temple this even
ing, speeches were made against the present
tariff system, the monopoly Of the trade BY
a favored few, and the methods of the Trea-
sury department
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missouri RepnbIicans.

Sedalia Mo-, April lathe Republican
State convention met here this morning, and
after efiecting temporary organization by
electing Judge David Wagner chairman, ad-
journed until Bpm
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Base Rail.

Cincinnati, April 14.-The Cincinnati Base
Ball club played the first game of the season
with the Nationals OF Washington to-day
winning in ten ennings. The score was Gin
cinnati, 6; Nationals, 8.
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Petersburg, Va, April IA heavy frost
for several nights past has killed the fruit
crop for this season. The State is seriously
injured. Vegetation losses heavy.
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vulcan steel works trouble.

st. Louis, April l4.--Owing to dissatisiac-
ton among some employees of the Vulcan
stee! works in regard to work, the company
have closed part of their works for the
present One thouand employees are out Of
work
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Fatal Accident.

Fall River, Mass, April 14.-An elevator
in the Bowder block fell accidentally to-day,
fatally injuring Henry Sevey, correspondent
of the Providence Journal, and seriously in
turing FIVE others.
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General Canales starts for Mexico
Special TO the Herald

San Antonio, April 14.-General Canale'
and staff were given banquet last night and
left on the morning train for Mexico, via
Galveston. The general expressed pleasure
at the manner Of his treatment, and thinks
his conferences with General Ord will tend
TO bring about closer and more cordial rela-
tons between the two republics.
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Eailedl.

New York, April l4.-The cotton and
banking firm of Dodge, Potter s. Co., doing
business at No. 8, Pine street, has made as.
Segment claims OF preferred creditors
amounting to S1l4000
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Atlanta, Ga, April l4.-The washouts
on the Atlanta g. Chattanooga Air Line rail-
road, caused by the late storm, will all be
closed. and trains will resume regular
schedule time tomorrow.
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naiIrond Contract Confirmed.

Augusta, Ga, April 18.-At meeting of
the Georgia Railroad Directors to-day a
contract for five years with the Louisville &c
Nashville railroad was confirmed.
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Peabody, Mass, April l4.--A fire this
morning destroyed the main structure OF
Proctors' tannery and large amount OF
stock. Loss $4,000.
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A Challenge From O,Leary,

New York, April 14-O'Leary publishes
a challenge, in which he offers to match
Hart and Dobler against any two long dis
lance pedestrians for $4,000 to $4,000 a
side. The match TO take place in Nashville.
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Rochester, New York, April 14--The
Potomac river has been finally designated as
the water upon which the Hanlan-C Courtney
race is TO take place next month.
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GnYernnr Roberts.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Austin, April 14.-Governor Roberts left
to-day for Galveston to look after quarantine
matters.
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California Democrats.

San Francisco, April 14-The Democratic
convention has been called for May 8, at
Oakland.
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Cam Gamble.

San Francisco, April H.-In the State
Senate to-day the bill for the suppression OF
stock gambling was defeated.
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New York, April l4-Rev. DR.. Osgood
died his morning of congestion of the lungs
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Hat Brillls.

~, r, Hat very useful fishing, and when
h wi no doubt become popular They are late nvSnuon
and have already sold extensively throughout he 'ou "
q % cents
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warm weather ana il. Erfsets.

Many psnpi", especially Hdirs. c'mpH d
at this sra -"u "i the yrur"fa general veal
nr-s "r d"hlh'y. The Use al Sperr's p"r
Grape w ne prevents this Tn" VINE j. sai
u have u most wonderful cllrrt in glviu-
slrengthNig"r tom e the whole system
II Is extensively rseA Uy ladies nursing, ,l
manufactured aulclr-no liquur Is added T.
II. II Is No patent medicine ar cnrdisl hum
bug, hut is a superior wine Of the Opprl,
grape. 1t is pure, old, nuadulterated WINE
nothing more nr less. Mr. Sperr has brrt
supp y NJ hnspital- wish his wine for MANY
year. past. II is said tn be unsu Ia.s.d f,
s'wn"r C 'mrlhints, and t"T weakly persons
The price l. low ior 81 excellent VINE an,
no i.nnlly need be without il. Mr.. Ddrin
Hus II Tor sale. 2g-2
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Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled tu Pensions, with paytnent from date
Of discharge or death, it applied for beirre
July !, lSSO. Wound, accidental in
jary or disease entities To pension. Bounty
aud back pny collected. Increase uf Pen
sion secured. THIS firm established in 1866.
Address, enclosing stamp, EDISON BROS,
U. 5. Claim Attorneys, III q Street, Wash
ington, D. c. If
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Qnery:-What is the best family medicine
in the world To regulate the bowels, purify
the bi0nd, remove custlvencss and bilious
ness, ell direstion and tone mp the whole
SYSTEM Truth and honor cnip"ls us To-
answer, Hop Htters. being pure, perfect aud
harmless. See another column - 7o'cdo
Biade. 39-2
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PUZZLE.
Weary morials racked with pain,
Ever seeking-but in vain,
Sweet relief from mortal ills:
Try, pray, Vests LiUcr PGlsl
d US sure as mornings light
Comcth after shades of night,
Der thy life, health's sun divine
Shall arise, in joy to shine;
Light and health, and joy and mrth,
In sun beams sparkle round thy hearth
Vital energy shall start,
Fen to muscle, brain and heart;
Rid the Liver of its load,
Purify the life, the blood,
intercept disease and death,
Leaving fragrance on thy breath,
Tighten life Of half its ills,
Safe and potent Liver Pills.
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Electric lights are talked of for Lon
don streets.
There are nine tenant. farmers in the
British parliament.
The Individual who points with pride
is the woman with handsome ring.
THE State of California has 10000
people less than the city Of Philadelphia.
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ENNlONS. jai', T,''E Ven %,y"' oy e,,G q
nrv disc @ entrle- sU.d.vI # ihe ,ptpw
30. Peh PIlo ~ a rus ~ S pS re nw ., M
t'lCn al % uie. Az rutt 90 sh ~ pulv A.
I'e. 7 luus fHds who ae ROW ur VI. Ir
iHn are Z O. Ia au II Nose = der. me
- Cw, Of IT,. wlI ui & . AMI eNiC u Wat al.
u ltlrl q enNiOuS. thou yuCs AZ" y"t Cut
cu 10 nOuut hut uOH't x ON n. FHeS Iu a
'1,es nllg 8 30 sen Two STAMPS ton UrW
MS az - an ms ructOuS to Ar. Wal u
81 ~ 'EltN 10. u. 81. CLAIM AT1UHAEY, GUN
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-Lisle thread gloves for travelling and
silk lace mius Tor full dress are de rIgueur.
Chicago bad but lOg, 200 inhabitants in
1861, und was then the eighth city in the
Union. 1t ha.' 29S,977 in 1S70. aud W s
dlth in rank. 1t now has 4g5,DOO anu is
fourth.
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john l. kim, a few years ago a mil
lionare, who lost his possessions in oil
specnldllnns. went rs luupcr To the PITTS
bur: puurnouse recently.
1t is elaine Y some medical men
THAI smoking wrHk'ns the eye sight, MAY
be it lies, bat just see how it strengthens
the breath.
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Warranted TO gire relief or money refunded
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER WHICH SAYS
Mrssrs. IIowarth & Ballard.
Gentlemen: take pleasure in recommen-
ding DR.. Germans Cough and CONSUMPTION
Cure, rs have suffered with severe cough
since last May. Have used all kinds uf
Cough Mixtures, but could get no relief.
Mornings after getting up from my bed
would be so chnkrd up that could hardly
breathe: alsu frequently vumited severely.
A friend directed me to use DR.. Gernaus
Cough and Consumption Cure. did so,
but with little faith at the tiwc, but after
using changed my mind, and can con
-cientiously say, after taking gonly one bottle
did not only obtain relief but ain not
troubled with that lullness in the morning.
My cough has stopped, and l can obtain "A
good nights sleep-something not enjoyed
by me for weeks before. Will close 10y say
ing if this letter will be of any benefit to
you, you may have my consent to make 1t
public. Yours very respectfully,
I