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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-03
Affairs at Austin,

Special to the Herald.
Austin, Oct. 1.-The Baptist state conven
ton assembled at 10 o'clock this morning
and was called to order by w. Carey Crane
president. After reading letter and certill
Gates, DR.. Crane stated that he had been
president nine years and declined reelection
The following officers were elected Presi.
dent G. G. Chaplin; vice presidents, f. NJ
Lane, H. L. Garrett and w. G. Crane; secre.
tary, H. r. Garrett; treasurer, G. b. Davis
The day was principally passed in hearing
reports and discussions of the same. The
next convention will be held in the Broad.
way Baptist church at Galveston. They meet
again on Monday.
Colonel Lsng left to day in the in.
terest OF the Southwestern immigration
company.
Passenger trains are running regularly to
San Marcos.
The fine weather caused the CITY to be
crowded with countrymen to-day; and busi-
ness is lively.
The report of the da nago to cotton BY the
worms and wet weather is 10 per cent.
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Jerome Park Races

Jerome Park, Oct, 2,-The tall meeting of
the American Jockey club opened under
most favorable circumstances; weather fine;
track in good condition.
First race-All ages, one mile, had nine
starters. Won by Checkmsta; Dan Sparling
second; Little Buttercup third; Olive Top.
sey, Lloyd's FLY, Blythe Way, Shadow
Dance and Baby coming in as named. Time,
l:i7.
Second race-Ndrsory stakes for two year.
ods, three fourths mile, had three starters.
Brambetta won; Barter second, length be-
fore Mabe Time, l:20.
Third race-Jerome stakes for three. year
olds, one mile and three.quarters, four start
ers; won by Grerads; Fernclh, second,
followed by Odin aud Nueilchntel Time,
3:l2f.
Fourth Manhattan handicap sweop-
stakes, one aud one quarter miles, seven
starters; Hart won by three lengths before
Warfeld who WAS some distance behind;
Dan almost left; Kitty, fourth. Time, 2;52I
Fifth rRce-Handicap stoepe chase; course
had seven starters; Judith won, with Captain
Frankling second and Fsusina third; Janett
Murray, fourth; Skylark, last. Time, 3:24l
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st. Louis, Oct. 2.-JusliCe Miller yester.
day morning delivered his decision in the
case Of the Western Union telegraph com.
pany vs. the Union Pacific and Kanss.
Pacific railroad company, and American
Union telegraph company, recently argued
before the United States circuit here. The
court does not dissolve the Injunction
prayed for, but says, ave are both of the
opinion that the railroad company h,s the
right as II always hnd to the exclusive use Of
the first wire on the telegraph poles, and we
arc of the opinion that as the matter stands
at this stage. of the proceedings, the compa.
ny should have the right, pending further
litiga,ul, TO use that wire, not only for the
ordinary business of the road, but for tho
purpose Of transmitting commercial and paid
messages for tho public in general. 1t has no
right to interfere with the American Union
telegraph company in the use of tho other two
wires for the purpose of carrying all mes.
sages Of whatever class It may choose to
carry over the wires, and that it Is proper for
them an order should be made which should
stand to represent this principle"
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WeaiherfOrd Items.

Special to the Herald.
Westberford, Oct. 2-Yesterday the city
council of this city, having learned that nego-
tations between Fort Worth and the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad would no
probably result in Fort Worths securing the
road, adopted resolutions directing the mayor
to open correspondence and negotiations at
once to secure the road to this point. The
route from Cleburne via this place and north
to Jacksboro and on northwestward ia much
cheaper than by Fort Worth; and coming as
it does, up the splendid Br zos valley, and
tapping the great cattle district in the Pan
Handle, we have every assurance that wa can
secure the road. Twenty thousand dollars
and right of way from Weatherford is worth
more to the road than 100000 from Panther
ville
Our cotton trade ia booming md the wheat
sowing is moving gradually forward.
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Nominated for Congress.

Chicago, Ill.,, Oct. g. The Greenbackers
of the third district nominated G. II. Adams
for congress.
Utica, N. Y, Oct. 2.--Frsncis r. Gilbert
was nominated for congress by the Democra
ey of the twenty-6rst district.
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 2.--Colonol Thomas H.
Herndon WAS nominated for congress to-day
by the Democrats from this (the frst) dis
trict, on the fourth ballot.
Nashville, Trnn., Oct 2.-Judge Andrew
McLord was nominated to. day for congress
by the sixth congressional district Republi-
can convention.
Albany, N. Y, Oct. 2.-The Democrats Of
this city held two conventions hero to-day,
but compromised their differences by allow
ing the anti-Robinson nomination for con-
gress, and giving the other section the nomi-
nation of county officers. Mayor Michael
Nolan will be nominated under this agree
ment.
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aauthresdx' Statement

New Orleans, Dot. 2.--Iu dispatch to the
democrat from Louisville, j. r. Alcee
aau'hreaux, ex'civl sheriff, makes up a
statement from figures given by the city au.
lnorltes' showing that the city is indebted
10 him $4,000, after ctediting them with the
'n''re amount he claimed. Gsuthreaux
says u have purposely avoided taking
any OF my own figures and
TOT my life l can't SEQ how any error
can be found. of course my condition has
prevented me from having at my hands the
detailed figures, but the above statement
sven according to the city's showing
must be correct. have never known
myself to be indebted 10 The
elty o. OF New Orleans in larger amount than
Sls'9oV' as admitted by the city Authorized
last June, which was settled by casb and 4
deposit of certificates us collateralsn (,snth.
resux statement strengthens the assertion os
M MS friends that instead Of Gauthreaux owing
the city the city owes him, o"'As
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GrOesbeeck Items.

Special to the Herald.
Groesbeeck, Oct. AFTER so long time
We have fair weather and farmers have re-
sumed operations in the cotton fields. The
spell Of wet weather was the most remarka--
ble for duration in the memory of the Oldest
inhabitant and as a result there is great
amount of sickness, principally fever.
The road bed and track of the Houston
e. Texas Central railway company, in this
county, is in very bad condition, and
wrecks are frequent. 1ts said that ninety
four cars and two locomotives jumped the
track within ten days, between orsicsua and
Bremond, and thai three wrecks occurred
within two days between Thornton and
Kosse. Fortunately no passenger trains were
among the number.
New Orleans drummers drop in and take
orders from our merchants and thus divert to
that point trade that formerly went else.
where.
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VlCT0RI0 VANISHED.
HE GIVES BUELL. THE "oo.Br :,
utter Failure 10 Surround victorio
and His Apaches, who Divide Ono
Part Going Into the Mountains
and she Other Attacks the
Government Troops, Etc.

Santa Fe, N. ~, Oct "a Fort Cum.
mings special says Buelps move in grand
force on the Apschos and Mexicnns has re.
suited so far in utter failure. Starting from
Fort Cummings with seven hundred men
the Indians, who were in camp at Lake
Guisemsn, were TO be surrounded by the
Mexican, Arizona and Texas troops, amount.
ing in all to 5000, Victories band slipped
out from the circle of troops closing in, and
before Buell. knew it they had gone. They
divided, one part going into Csndelsrs
mountains, two aundred miles from Guis,
man, while the main band doubled on
BuelPs train and attacked Fort Cummings,
his headquarters, Thursday night. They
were repused, but got some cattle. Buell. is
IN pursuit of tho band that has gone into
the Candelaras.
New York, Oct p "A special to the Her
Md, dated Camp Santa Maria, twelve miles
e'.I ot Guiseman springs, NV Merico, re.
celved via ri Paso, states that General
Buelts expedition encamped at tho above
point, September 9th. waiting
for the arrival of General
Carr, of the sixteenth cavalry and scouts, are
reported within one days march of them.
General Carr has five hundred and seventy.
five cavalry and eighty good scouts. Can.
tain Boyer, of Dudley's command, of the
eighth cavalry, with the sixteenth cavalry
and seventy-ave Indian scouts, under Good
win, is on Victories trail, which leads into
A ~ al, Ill
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
rhe city OF Weatherford Negotiating
for the Gulf, Colorado q santa Fe
MISUNDERSTANDING ARRAY at
Bryan - Sanitary Condition
of Galveston, Etc Etc.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicana, Oct 2.-Since the com.
press has become an establish
cd fact our people and papers have been
turning their attention to the addition of an
oil mill to it. 1t is fac that we are now
shipping large amount of cotton seed to
Dallas every week, for which we do not get
more that IS per cent of the amt unit that
could proftsbly be paid were we So situated
as to utilize this surplus seed That il would
pay there Il no doubt and if the right men
get hold of it there is no reason but what IL
would soon be an established industry and n
monument to the enterprise and pluck of our
go-ahead town.
Another great need of our place is good
class OF tenement houses. There is hardly
IN the entire town Il house to let, and we have
new comers with every train.
The cornet band dance last night was
most enjoyable affair, and was kept up till 5
o'clock in the morning. Everyone who al
tended had good time.
We have Il prodigy hero ia the shape of
woman who plays ten-pns aud beats all the
BOYS.
Yesterday the collectors were on the war
path, and better satisfied set of
dunners never was seen in any town. Every
one reported tho best % success and col
lections easy, which speaks well for the
pockets of cur people.
Colonel R. Q Mills, our congressman, 70.
turned home to-day from the northern dis
tricts where he has been canvassing lie | aves
Monday for the south to continue his work in
the political field
Business is very brisk and cotton coming in
well. Receipts to day $50 bales.
Arrivals at the Molloy house: j. b.
Brownow, Pulaski, Tenn; T. j. Williams,
Indian Territory; j. T. Rogers, st. Louis; l..
Q, Hammil aud family, Workman; Hon. X.
q. Mills, Texas; j. w. Ransom, Chataeld; f.
v. Daniel, Sherman; j. Q. Myers, Miller,
Texas,
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Dots from Galveston

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Oct. 2.--The board of health
has decided TO hold The German bark Blitz
from Rio, laden with coffee, in quarantine
until Mr.. Runge makes application for her
admission. Permission to take samples ha;
been allowed.
The city has been divided into three dis.
tricts. A rigid enforcement OF sanitary reg
ulations throughout, inspection and drainage
under the supervision of the health physi.
clan and city engineer is recommended. A
large number of lots have been condemned
as nuisances. Owners are directed to be pro-
ceeded sgainst as the charter directs. The
city is very uncleanlE
Adolph A. Schuler, painter. fell from
the heidenheimer building to-day, sustaining
severe but no. fatal injuries.
The steamship Soltykoff, with $500 bales
of cotton, cleared for Bremen to-day.
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Carl Scburz speaks.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. AT tho city
srmory last night Carl Scburz spoke in Ger
man to two or three thousand people, mostly
Germans. He spoke of the purity of the
present administration and paid Garfield a
glowing tribute as statesman and gentleman.
He declared that with change in the gen.
era government no one could tell what
would follow. From November until April
all would be confusion and surmisea as to what
would be done with Hancock in the house.
War would be speedily declared against the
national bank system and great financial
embarrassment would be threatened thereby.
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MnshimgIOn Mnifs


Wssb;,o,or n ~ ~, m 80
...,,. 'IH' 80 ~ w" = no following
statement OBTAINED from Third Assistan,
postmaster General Hazen's forthcoming
annual report shows the amount of second
class mail matter newspapers aud periodi.
cals) ,ransported in tha mail, and ,i,o =,
MN do.,..5 ,,..ar..., -. "10 'Ae fo'e'
"u9 u''''9' '"ere.'on' uulhS inc hseal year
enuing June 90 1880: Weight in tons
during 1880, 3066l increase over 1870
& Oog. pos,ace oollected in 1son G, o,e ,.o
rs. increase ovcr 1870 z 700 oes ~ --0,tv- ~
incresse Is very gratifying 70 aIrno,,,. 0., m n,s
cals moro esnccislly is il so n nia ,a,'S viti,
fact that for ten mnnibs in 1870 ,ho NV M v, VT
on periodicals was cents nor oonna ,uu pos1He
since NAV + 1874 !, bsa hsen hn, V9'lu, w." WINE
mound. ibe same ss fnr na,Sona" = vo''' oS Her
nostage colected for nari,'dip"Ip. dpap0iS. ,ele Nv
amonnted to peorlv ono am ,guat ~ lo' .
on newspapers. and but for the reduction in
price of postage on periodicals, the revenne
this year from that source would probably
have been 100000 higher than il is,
novppN,,r,r p,,,r,,,..
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Mass-Meeting at New OrIenns

New Orleans, Oct. 2.-At mass-meotipp
oi tho Democratic Conservative party held
here tonight resolutions we're adopted do.
elarins' among other things, "That we be-
ileve In an indestructble union of indestruct.
lole states we are equally and unalterablv
opposed TO centralising despotism, and to
secession. The letter Of General Hanoock
relative to war claims receives our approval"
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Fires.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The signal corps
station at Norfolk reports to the chief signal
officer that the steamship Isaac Bell, of the
Old Dominion line, IL now on fire in the
river, between Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
cannot be saved. The vessel had discharged
her cargo which was from New York and
was loading to start for that port this after
noon. Efforts to icuttlo her while she was
towed to the naval hospital flats were made
and abandoned. She registered 1850 tons
burden and cost about $23O000.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 2.-The Old Dominion
steamer. Isaac Bell, caught fire this evening
while lying at the company's wharf at Ports
mouth and was entirely destroyed, with q
cargo of seven hundred and fifty bales Of
cotton.
The cause Of thu fire which originated in
the forward hold, is unknown. No person
was injured
Charleston, S. G.. Oct. "A Are at Kings
Tree station, on the Northern railroad this
afternoon, destroyed the depot and contents,
consisting of about one hundred bales Of
cotton.
London, Oct. "A dispatch received
from Paris says the residence of the project
of the Seine is now burning.
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New York, Oct. Q. 2.-Indictments have
been found by the gr nd jury against the fol-
lowing papers ofNew York for the ADVERTISE
ment of places for the sale of lottery tickets:
Sun, Daily News, Star, Truth, Stats lei
tung, Frank Leslies paper, Police Gazette
and Dispatch.
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New York, Oct. 2.--The distemper among
horses reported existing in Boston has made
its appearance in this city, and seoms TO be
an incipient stage Of epizootic.
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Dangerously Stabbed.

Spe0tN to the Herald.
Bryan, Oct "A man by Tn name of
Joe Carson was dangerously sta albed this
morning.
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Obituary.
Special TO the Herald.

Houston, Oct 2.-Profts,or Chopper, for
merly OF Cincinnati, but more recently
superintendent of the Houston city s,hools,
died here oday of congo tive chills.
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to-day, and came near dying before assist.
snc' arrived. He was conveyed to his resi-
dence and is slowly recovering.
Ex-Governor Thrcekmorton arrived here
to-day, and will address our citizens ut Turner
ball on Monday. He was received by depu-
tallon and escorted to the Menger hotel.
The voluminous report of General Ord
will be published Tomorrow.
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New York, Oct. 2.-An assignment fol
the bene6t of the creditors of w. Oliver and
John L. Robinson, tobacco merchants, Of
Richmond, Va, to Oscar s. Grody, was fled
in the county clerks Office yesterday.
IT OCCASIONS ANOTHER FAILURE.
New York, Oct 2.-Robnson & Co.,
wholesale dealer, in wood and willow.wsre,
l47 Chambers street, the leading house in
the trade, announced their suspension yes
terdsy, occhsioned by the failure of Lord &
Robinson, with which the firm was identical,
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
Richmond, Va, Oct 2-The liabilities of
Oliver u Robinson, tobacconists OF this city,
whose failure has been reported, are stated
by the firm TO amount to S78S, 900, and
assets 100000. The assets consist of good
bills, estimated stock and assured value of
real estate. The failure Is attributed to
heavy losses and payment Of large sums for
/ terest on borrowed money.
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MeetIng af snInners

Fall River, Mass, Oct. 2.-The spinners
held large meeting tonight, but no action
was taken relative 70 tho threatened strike.
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Items from San Antonio.

San Antonio, Oct 2.-Judge Felix g.
Smith was taken with spasm at his office
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MARKETS BY TELEaRApH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Oct, l,--Noon - Cotton dnlI
sna sio. easier uplands, di Orleans, I, receipts
IstIon I ar and Amerlrsn0 aSndrs ssles 1905 speea-
ding classincations for October dellyery
oN@i1-2; September and October. -
October and November, ll-S2@ y -@il- -Ss, Nov.
earS v,,oer ana December, 6,le; December and jan
February and March, -, March
anu APRIL, II April and May, lid,
May and june. l-S2i June AMI July.
futures HAT; lard a. "'' -,
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Water Coolers, So and upward.
Bird Cages, 81 and upward
BABY Carriages $3.50. and upward.
Refrigeraors, $3.50 and upward.
Clothes Hampers. 81 and upward
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Now the time to furnish yourselfwith goods lower
prices than ever offered in the City of Dallas.
Examine these goods and prices,
they speak for th'mselves
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Oct. .2-Flour firm; unchanged:
double, 6O@sA; triple, - family, -,
choice To fancy, 4 1925 40.
Vine g. better but slow; No red fall,
9i9E cash; 9ikpk October; 96K@%
Coru hrmer; js1S cash; 3SH OCTOBER; 39k@x
November; 3sAa3s December.
Oats higher; 29a9k cash; S9h November,
Whisky steady, ! 90.
Pork dull and nominal.
Lard firm 25@s0.
Bulk meats nominally unchanged.
l0@20; clear ribs, l0@sO; clear sides, s 80.
Bacon steady quoted: shoulders, 5k@k;
ribs, e6@g; sides, Dg0h..
ST. LOUIS, Dept. 2. - Hogs quiet;
Workers and Baltimores, 1901 SO, pack
Ing, C59i 95; butchers to fancy, 25;
00C0
Cattle scarce, receipts, 200, shipments i,l0e.
sheep, no supply nothing dons, receipts,
none; shipments 100.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2. : The Drovers Journal
reports cattle receipts, 400; shipments, 1000
market demoralized. prices nominal; 500 Iefs
unsold; common to fair shipping3 250l75;good
to choice shipping, 4 5975l good shipping,
4 2NaTS, exports, bo0@40, stockers t1d3 AZ;
western exss steers, ! e0@3 100; cows GoMsO;
mlN.i butners', si6l3 80,
sheen, receipts 2Ob; market quiet but weak,
loo Il Il nand, common 10 good, 350Gi0O;
lambs, 5c9sOO.
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81, llo; exports to Great Britain, il, SOL; conti-
nent, IL 100; coastwise, 3,72i.
Corn easier, b5950.
Pork dull, weak, lower, quoted at l6xalsk.
bacon quiet and weak; shoulders, az,
clear ribs, eh@kj clear sides, 91CDl0.
Hams irregulari choice sugar cured
canvassed, ll@l21i; Others unchanged.
Sights counter rate, par; commercial
@i9. w."
NEW York, Oct. 2. = Stocks strong, mon
ey, 293i exchange long, 4sokj exchange short,
81 state bonds dulli governments firm;
| lhoney, 2Gp3; exchange, 4 sOKi goyernmepts
steadyi new bs, 0ik; ihs, lOst; fours, l0Th;
state bonds quiet and steady.
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ports TO Groat Britain, 5,3O3; France, 1891
continent, coastwise, -; channel, -;
Coffee dull and nominal; Rio cargoes l2x@
l5A
sugar unchanged; moderat demand; refined
quiet, unchangedj standard "a" 9h@K.
Wool steadyi domestic fleece 3Bai0,
pulled. 2OGi5, unwashed, l5aS5; Texas li@32.
Hides dull, weuk wet salted New
Orleans, soto 70 lbs, llh@l2iTexas, selected 80
to 75 lbs, llk@l3.
$3.50 p. III. Cotton, Americani sales, 1905
February and March ii-JS; March and April
90; futures very weak.
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TIE LOTTERY QUESTION.

Postmaster General Maynard directed to.
day not to suspend the recent order of the
postoilice department prohibiting the deliv-
cry Of regi3 3tered lstters and postal orders 10
the Kentucky lottery company. lie will
await the decision of the lottery question by
the United States supreme court.
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KANSAS CITY.
~ hANsAs CITY, Oct. .. - Wheat--No, Q spot,
SOSci No. 8 spot, IKE fN''
Bacon--Clear. short, 0 80; long. o 90.
NEV nDt p.Nro
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Washington d. G., Oct. 2.-The comp.
troller of currency has called upon the ma.
tionsl banks for reports showing their condi.
dition at close of business Friday, octo,
ber lst
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The following telegram was received at
the bureau of internal revenue: Atlanta,
Ga. to Green B, Raum. commissioner: A body
Of thirty armed men entered Dalton, Whit
ielt unity, Georgia, last night, and forcibly
rescued the property seized for violation
of tho revenue laws
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19

PAINS IN THE BACK. What they
mean. How cured. A poignant press
ing pain in the 'ssmsll of the back" is
a dangerous symptom. 1t means ar-
preaching Kidney trouble. possibly
Bright's Disease. Il sh0uld not be
neglected; net day, not an hour For
tuDatsly, these sym ntnms are eesiIy
cured. HUNTS REMEDY the great
Kidney and Liver Medicine, is an alb
soIute and unfailing specific for them.
and for any diseases oi the Kidneys,
Bladder, Liver. and Urinary Organs.
A single bottle OF HUNTS REMEDY
has many times saved life.
/ Sold by all Dfuggist'. Trial size, IS
cents. 90 +'-