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Symptoms Of & Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of & Diseased Livsr.
DAN il the right side, under the
| edge Of the ribs. increases OF pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
SIDE; the patient is rarely able to lie
III the left side; sometimes the pain
IS tit under the shoulder blade, and
/ frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
. rhcumarsm in the arm. The stonn-
ich Is affected with loss of appetite
nd sickness: the bowels in genera.
re cos''vc, sometimes alternative with
'ls; The head is troubled witt, pain,
accompanied with a dull, heavy sen
atom / n The back part. There is gen.
"-aliy a considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
1t havAns left undone something which
,u,ht to have been done. a slight.
lily cough is sometimes an attendant.
The pst.ert Complains of WEAKNESS
and DEBILITY; he is easily startled, his
i:et ARE cod or burning, and h. COM
plains q d prica!y sensation of the
kin; his spirits are low and although
nc is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. vet he can scarcely
'rr9'ron up fortituae enough to try it.
N fat, he d~;,trusts every remedy.
,evcra'ot the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet am
nation G: the body. after death. has
snoWn the LIVER 10 have been exrca-
I'cly d.rangtd.
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IBarnOnCOUrt IL Marau.
tcNr,

La soirGe tirait a "a fin. Dams
nne logr, Lionel, Montmoran etBri
vens taiSaient ieurs pr6paratifs dc
depart tt aidaient ces danes "a en-
dOsser leurs pelisSeS tie i%onrrures.
Mes peti,s enfant s'ecria tout
Il coup LiOhei, "a OuZe heures et
delnie nous ne pcavuilS par raiSon
DahlenTent sOnger Il rentrpr nous
f%conrlier. s. nous alliOns iinir la
soiree chez lsigmou.
-All"n>! fut Ia ,6ponse Iacom
que aes trOis hOMmeS.
.Et la baude ,ioycuse ST diriyeait
yer III sOltle quand ellie cruis;i Bar
nOnrOurt.
on al'ez vous ainsi . deman.
da &c derllier.
-Souper chez Bignol, lul rfpou
dit Lionel.
-Parfait dams uue heule je
! VOuS retrOuve.
Et Barnoncourt disparut.
Mon Dieu! dit ParsOl.a Llo-
mel quand on fut ell v"iture, que
tn as donc Ell tort de dire IA Bar
noncOurt oh nous allions souper
Ia VAS vO:r qn'il Va. encore venir
&c soir nous la faire "a la musau-
| der
-Je te trouve. dur pour &c pau
vre Roger. C'est un gai compag-
noat, i%oujours dispose IA faire Ia
fete, mails je lie ME pas quill lui ar
rive plus Solvent d'accepter les
politesses que de les renure.
AUST, repartit Parsol, iesnis
parfaitement decide CO soir "a lui
taire supporter So part d.addition
quill consomme GU quill ne cou@
s0lnme pas.
La conversation fnt interiors;
pue par ~i'arrivee chez Bignon.
Or, vOici & que Pars0l repro
clait a. BarnOucourt quand ;ll.ac-
cusait de la taire "a Ia mdr0ude.pr
Toutes les fois 4n'un souper s'of-
ganlsait Ell pique-nique, Roger
trouvait toujours un pretexte pour
ne pas 6tre dn commencement de
la tete. II arrivait quand lie sou
per 6tait Ell train. ne consommait
pas, ne s'asseyait que rarerfent
ct jamais, Ell tout cas-, autour de
la table, Sc cOntentant &c causer.
tie rre ct surtout de 1irter.
Quandarrivait lie quart d:heure de
Rabelais, le partage dc l'additlon
Sc faisait sans comprendre Ro-
ger. De sorte que, CONNIE on va
souper bien plus pour rire ct s:a.
muser: one pour manger ct boire,
Roger 50 trouvait b6u6tcier do
tous les avantage de souper saus
Ell supporter les chages. Aussi
les camarades commencement lis a
trouver, CONNIE venait de le dire
Parsol que, Roger la faisait trop
solvent "a Ia maraude."
s~iAe SOupef etalC commemorate
puts Iong;elnps, quand Barnon>
court TT sou euLree dams la cabin.
ct.
Fidele a son systeme d'econo.
ME politique, Aparaissait deia ne
pas vouloir s'installer quand Lilo
mel, qni await sou idee, ct qui 70.
yait ParsOi pref a partir en- guer
Ie::
Mon cher Roger, dit il Ell sc
leNsnt, ct ayec les demonstra.
tons les plus amicaleS, anand
tout a fhenre je vous al serieuse.
ment invite, c'etait d venir vous
assecolr, manager ct boire ct non 4
tournar autonr de nous sim
ple'nent. Faites-moi done lie plal
Sir d'accepter l'invitation que je
vo"s reitere, ct de faire CONNIE
tout ie monde, n'est-ce pas.
Du moment on il etait invite.
Roger n'avait plus aucule raison
pas s'installer.
Mais:Lionel await son idee. Avec
aue lnslstance des plus amicales,
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IiSs ASuc.

Tho true aa'ilote t, the effects of MAS
mt is ilostetter ). Srom tea Bitters. This
medicine is one Of The most %popul;ir rem
cities OF au age of successful proprietary
specifics. and in immense demand where
ever on this Continent fever ard ar,e eN
ists. 4 wlnegl ~ full three times anav is
the best possible prepar.tise for encounters
my "A iEaialious itm"sl there, regulating the
liver. and invisotati9g the stomach.
For 81" by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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EIr. A.

Er-I'ttesnc de ehiruryie lies Aopisaux
de Liege (Belgique.)
DOcteur en- Medicine.
Chirurgie ct ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Specialize des Maladles d'yeux.
PIovisoirement Berger's Hotel.
HOUllA, L..
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h genuine are never sugar coated.
E"t~f box has a red wax seal on III.
~ W.T.. the impression Dr.. McLAE.,s
..lrEE Pills.
liz, genuine McLANE's LrvEr rurs
near The signatures Of c. McLaNE and
t-fA''G BROS. on the wrappers.
ISIS; upon having tie genN:;re DIX.
AtL,AE""'s LIVES PILLS, prepared by
tlcsnin2 Lros., Of Pittsburgh, Pc, the
market eng full of limitations OF the
name McLnne, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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ACUE y FEVER.

Tx. c. McIaSE's LIVER Pills. IN
CAFES of AGUE AND FEVER, when
sA'iea with Qur,ine, are productive OF
Inc most happy results. No better
-ishar::c can be used, preparatory to,
O: "itef taking Quinine. We would
ADVISE all who are afflicted with this
o.scas % S:ve them a FAIR TxlA..
For all bilious arrangements. and
as a simple puEgative. they arc ILL.,
CQuaied.
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Norwood
H]5H SCHOOL AHD g03L2 81

Norwood. TcIsOn Co. Virginia
Session Of 1880 opens September Is
1879. Full corps of best Instructors finest
location and lowest rates of any SCHOOL of
SAME grade in Virginia. For Catalogue AT
ressd WIN. l.. AKERs. Clerk. For informa-
ton address the Principals. -4t-p
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Ayant tout IL mat6riel stcessaire. mons
Sonmes / 1sme de METRE a execution
~ous les Uuvrag'.s typographi4ues qui nous
seront c0nfes. Les brcts d'avocat. carries
d'afaires. enletes de lectures. tickets dlha
hita.ion. blaac.. circulaires. etc. serout
innrimss dams lc plus brei deiai ct d IS
rix les plus Moderes.
:.d. rons lc~ JOBS devront 6tre l,ave6
au.sit0t lii iivraison du travail command.
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL.
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E%ncoignur. esrues Main IT st. Louis
en face DC Mr.. l.. V. Kiyiere.
TLibodaux.
LIVRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX
F0mrnituves dc BureaM. Papier de INTRIGUE
Articles BIZ PETITE:
Croix, Christs, Medai!les, Chapelcts. Ben
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statv
ties, Cierses,
COURONNES DE lere COMMUNION
Ga!erie PhotograpaiQue au premier
Iian - ~ ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-02

Nj. Ahfam S. Hewitt hiss been delivering
to q reporter If our earnest and active con
temporary, the Brooklyn EAgle some opn.
ions about the policy Of the democratic party
La tho min these opinions are unobj lection.
abia, if uol altogether eIoctriJiug, SINE OF
Mr.. bewitL's observations upoa ravonLo ro'
form, however, whatever else may DO thought
Of them, muat DO admitted 10 10 astonishing
As, for Instance, those:
TINS couutry is naturally q protective
country, but tho question Of 4 tariff does moi
affect the prosperity of tho mass. 1t may bt
made to injuro or boncllt certain interests
or affect the relations Of single men by tax
ing out the money from your pocket anC
transferring it to mine, but not tho country
ut large or the people rs d mass" To say
that law which enables manufacturers /,
charge consumers from so to 100 por 90
more f all msnuia tured articl than tn
same articles could be bought for in tho alb
sence of protective tariff docs not atfec
'ha prosperity of the ms s" is to make
really wonderful statement, l. is perhap
US veil, in view of this observation, that Mr.
Hewitt was not interviewed on tbs TART
during the canvass inetead Of General Han
n ,pl,
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st. Louis Republican

The independent Republicans of New
York. who claim to be special promoters of
honesty and efficiency in the public service,
have addressed the president-e'e I on the
subject, ans invoked his influence, in fur
thersnee of their desired reforms. They
suggest that he establish rules for entrance
to all subordinate positions which shall make
ascertalned merit the sole test of appoint
ment, dlscarding both partisan service and
party utilization from the list of quail
hcatlons." The manifest excellence of
this recommendation commends IT ire
sistibly tO approval. There is no good rea-
son under the sun why the public Offices of
tho country should be made the spois of
presidential contest, and eyely cdsnge of
parti's should be followed by the turning
out of place of one hundred thousand ex.
perienced incumbents and tho appointing
of one hundred thoud nd inexperienced APP
plicants to succeed them. But let US his, 0
justice done-not tlagrant ljust'ee under
The b. pocrlts ma OF reform. The indie
pendent republicans tell Mr.. CART I'D that
# Gen. Hancock had been elected the spoi,s
system would have snatched from the
whole body Of present lncumbents their
l4iNhuo VI NV hubNNs vi Ahls cO uut nOM
did these present incnubeuIs get their pl4ces
but through the sell>same partisan spoils
sy stem. All the holders of federal office
now in place are republicans. Il may be
that they are good officers? it may be thai
they know how to perform their duties better
than the same number of inexperienced dem.
Gratis would, is republican alone fl
to hold federal Office. Is repabhcanisn
tho ouly passport TO tho one hundred thous
and federal positions in the land Are no
democrats American ciLizous also , The ad
dress to Mr.. Garfield asks thu
partisan service ana party utilization
shall both be discarded from the list of quail
cations for Office. Very well, Then let ID
CLAIMS of democrats DO fairly recognise
under the proposed reform, by appointing
democrat to every va aney ia may Q,
cur, and every new Office that may
created, till me half the hundred thousAr
federal positions shall b. in the hands
democrats, while the other half remain in Il
hands Of ropub leans. This would make Ii
proposed reform Of the civil service Eenuir
and just. Anything short Of it would pro-
il TO be cAntng hyprcrisy.
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TYLER.
,orre,pondence o, the Herald
DALLAS, Nov. 10, 1850.

Correspondence OF the Herald,
TYLER, Nov so, 1880.
TYLER has been some what excited during
the past few DAYS on account Of the attempt
to burn the business portion of the
Mace. A str ng guard has been post
ed every night since. A large reward
has been offered for the detection of the par
ties concerned. The wesiher has been very
bad indeed for week past, and indications
are Of q continuance Of the sane. 1t has been
raining necessarily since Tuesday night; the
streets and roads are in a fearful condition,
yet the cotton is pouring III continually, the
recent advance encouraging the farmers TO
SELL There is abouG two thousand bales on
the square awaiting shipment. is
brisk in every line OF trade. The merchants
are happy, the farmers are satisfied, and
wood dealers are joyous. Wood is
scarce, and the price gradually rising -
Horses are dying rapidly from the same dis
ease that is prevailing in other parts Of the
state, il is supposed. The Catholic priest
is here to purchase lot for tho building Of q
church, the necessary funds having been do
mated by the citizens of Tyler Texas
and st. Louis railroad averages four mil,s
per HouT, proNlueu tne passonSois Wal VAIN
up all the grades, and assist the train men IN
gathering up pine knots and bailing water
for the engine along the road. This is Absl-
lutely nc ;esssry to obtain that rate OF speed,
We think penit,ntisries and iails should he
done away with, and the offenders Of the law
be compelled to ride over that rca it woulC
be sure cure. If man wished TO take :
tour through the summer months it woul(
take him all summer to make tho round triE
on that road.
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Winter Fuel and Clothing


The oor|y coming of wintry weather has
been NJ N selcome surprise to nearly every
body. l.,"cially by people of limited means
is the additional expense of providing fuel
and winter clothing, in many instances, felt
10 be serious though unavoidable burden.
A look through the advertising columns OF
the Times this morning will indeed prove
that nobody who has little money
to spare need 90 cold for the lack of good
comfortable garments, which the in
vention of the sewing machine, modern
improvements in the manufacture OF
cloth and the active compsttion which Is q
feature of almost every department of trade
in these DAYS have brought within the reach
of the sleuderest pocket. Judging FROM the
advertisements which appear in the Times
aud other newspapers, there is not city IN
the United States where dealers make greater
or more successful efforts to place articles oil
general use in good quality and sufficient
quantity within the reach Of everybody who
has got little money. In the matter offue
ST. Louis is no! quite so we'll of
Just now, though there is NJ
sort of reason why coal should no
be abundant and cheap here all the yea
rouni. There is plenty Of coal in the lllinoi
pia, ~hich are close at band, and plenty Q
miners to dig it out. There has been mucl
complaint not only in st. Louis but in som
ofthe towns over in Illinois about the failur
of the railroad companies TO supply the Goa
cars that are needed 10 keep up q full suppl
of fuel. In view OF the fact that this max
fuel unnecessarily dear and takes many
dollar out Of the pockets Of people who CO
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Correspondence o the Herald.
GRAHAM, December ,alSS0
The weather has moderated considerably,
though it is still qnito cool. A steady rain
tell Saturday night, placing the ground in
4 o condition for blowing. Howe Wright
has returned from Mexico with . flock of
rica sheep, numbering about 500 head.
Young md adjoining counties are rapidly
being oclcd with sheep, and this country
is destined to be tho largest sheep and WOOL
growing territory in the stste.--Trsde bus
been light since the bad wenther commenced.
There was y crowd Of lively fellows in
town Saturday might, and tho. disposition
fer gayety wus g-atly increased by tho addi-
ton Of iovera d.nks of "red liquor" under
their belts.--The eastern mail still arrives
late, but the HERALD never fails unless de-
,aiued on the road.-Chas Humphries has
sold his farm below town for SiOOO-S3 900
cash.-The newly elected officers have
made their respective bonds, and entered
upon the discharge of their duties. "A
heavy clap of thunder startled our citizens
this morning, and the prospect for moro rail-
is now very favorable.
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Copies aud limitations aro acknowledged

Copies aud limitations nro Acknowledgements
of the superior merit and excellence Of the
genuine article. Worthy snd valuable arti,
clcs are what tho .,oaa5 are committed
against and is q proof of high estimation,
very fatteripg to The originat,rs, but very
dangerous and improbable to the Utomer
and demoraIi2ing to the dealer, Bewar" OF
couutsrgaits aud see tina! you only get the
genuine Simmons Liver Regulator, il white
wrnprar, with the rel u on thu fGce and sig.
nature on sido of j. H. Zs,l.n ~ Co., who
have stopped Ave different practical imta;ors
of this valuable medicine by Injunction a.
law, but still other frauds are in the market
as rascas are not yet all hung.
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portstion that is needed to give the city an
abundant supply of fuel for the winter. Even
as things now stand it is said that the large
consumers get their coal at ten cents a
bushel while the small householder, who can
only buy lead at a time, has to pay IA cents
bushel for it, This difference of 40 per
cent, in the price to the two classes of buyers
is artidcially large and can proceed from
nothing but the unnatural condition of the
market. With the embargo on transports.
ton removed, the purchaser of small guam
titles ought to get the coal for 10 cents
bushel and the manufacturers and other large
consumers for lesser price.
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For many years Miles STRIFE. and, of the
Island City, has very dcservedly held the
reputation of having one of the most COM
pleIe blank book manufacturing and bind.
ing establishments in the south. He has
spared no expense of securing the very latest
Improvements in his line. 1t is for this
reason that he can turn out work as good as
anywhere 20 be found at the very lowest
figures. Numberless testimonials verify
these facts. Give him y trial.
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Dr. W. j. Gibson, OF Arkansas, writes
"Formany years my wife,was Sufferer from
terrible female complaint that baflled the skill
of all physicians arouhd me. There seemed
40 hope for her. Twas made acquaiated with
the composition Of DR.. Dromgoole's ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERs. and knowing them to be
good, procured several bottles and placed bel
upon Its use. They cured her sound and
well, and do not hesitate toisay,,, they saved
| her life."
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How TO get Well.

Thousands of persons are constantly
troubled wilha combination OF diseases. Dis
eased kidneys and costive bowels are then
torn,enters. They should know that Kid
ney.Wort acts on these orasns at the same
time, causing them to throw of the psison'
that have clogged them, and so renewing the
whole man. Hundreds testify to this.
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FORT WORTH.

Correspondence Of the Herald
FoRr WORTH, Dec. l. 1880.
The bridge across the Trinity at the head
of Throckmorton street is finished- The
train from the east due yesterday murning
arrived at o'clock this morning., ouly thir-
teen hours late.-The Methodist Episcopal
conference haS re-sppointed Rev. j. K, Allen
10 the pastorate of the church in this city.
Mr.. Allen is very popular and acceptable to
our people.-The case against Win CratI,
for the fracas with johnson Mayo csmo up
at the mayors court this morning. Mr..
Craft was exonerAted.-Tho property on
the corner of Main street and the plaza, 90 by
100 feet, sold for $4,000. This pur
chase includes Ave business rooms b los,
nil OF which are now occupied. -Twenty
mea,in tho charge Of Cha les Lavender, lave
lafl to begin work ON the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fo, fourteen miles south.-The Do
cember edition of the Hersl Of Truth, Rev.
4. A. johnson, editor, made its appearance
to-day. 1t 10 full Of religious interest. "A
dog that IVES poisoned was shot on Houston
street this afternoon A crowd gathered
aruund.-0ne horse was auctioned of thii
evening at 50 90.-Arrivals at tho Wav.
erlv house: Wm Kip, j A Golfer, Q W
U.llwell, scity; John W HNscall, Co'inth
Miss; John Hart, Altoona, Iowa; a Griffith
Denton; w P Murphy, Buffalo Up; Nj
WoUding, Woatherf,rd; # 4 C0ppa2e
Falmouth, Ky; q Meyer Fort Griffin {
NJ Gather, Bastand CITY; Il o Orrick, Sal
Francisco Il W Pesrce, Boston, Mess Jn'
Sou.housc, county; Mike MsN
Denison; j NJ Thurmond; Dalai
Loci Option rner, the genial Chris. Rim
tlemau's saloon, is the most convenient pIate
in Fort Worth for travellers TO take suil,
Of something pure and good, besides a Rail
way Improvement cigar. His liquors ore Al
dure Kenlcky stock, and he keeps n ful
line OF popular brands of wines of I'll kinda
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Frankfort, Ky ;, PhystciNn Gays,

Some months ago the daughter Of one O.
our prominent citizens was pronounced {
hopeless consumptive. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her lif,
gradually wasting away. | recommended
her to use "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did. Ina shor
time she was free from all cough and othe
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy
PRICE IS cents and 81 bottle, or six bottle
So. The large size ia the most economical
Prepared only by DR. Swayne u Son, Phils
ielphia. Sold by druggists.
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There is nothing I,Ao good comfortable
seat in this life; good solid, substantial
seat that will not give away. This is the
reason why Q. II. Clancy, 100 Main street,
up stairs, has made such famous reputa
ton by the manufacture Of his double
lined or seated drawers, which last five
times as longas those of ordinary make.
Shirts, collars and cuffs ara made TO order.
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@rNTS =
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NOTICE.

Mr.. ]. s. Benjamin, Of Sherman, having
been discharged from our employ, we would
caution all parties from transac'ing business
with him on our account. Els authority is
revoked. Mr.. Robert p. Toole is our au-
thorized agent in Sherman, with whom our
friends can transact their business.
PFouTs, ELLIOTT " HALL.
DALLAS, Nov. 10, 1850.
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To all who are suffering from the error.
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, esrly decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., !
will send u recipe thst will cure yod free Of
charge, This great remedy WIS discovered
by missionary in South America Send .
self-addressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph
I. lnmsn, Station d. Now York city.
u28d&wly
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Something More Needed.

All chimueys bearing the Dragon" brand
are guaranteed to withstand the aerceat
hame while dripping wet, or any amount of
cold air, or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They are for
sale ut D. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one wear.
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For the speedy cure of Superintendent, Sex
uAl Debility and Impo'eucy most druggists
have the medicines. We wish to so, his
curse of our civilization. Address, 81. Louis
Curative Institute, 81. Charles ST, between
9Th and 7th, st. Louis, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-02

So many are swept otf yearly by this dis
tressinc complaint, it IS of the grsvest impor,
lance to learn that it and all kindred ailn
ments, MS well as all internal discomforts, are
completely cured by Rennes Magic Oil. Try
the great remedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-02

The next invention Edison is u attempt is
machine that will Keep woman's eyes clesed
during prayer time in church, when friend In
the pew in trout has new bonnet Then one
to crystaliza the fragrance from BLACK
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