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ARIZONA.
Fell Dead Upon the street.
NEVADA.

TOMBSTONE. May 23d.-Dr. J. II. johnson,
formerly of Gilroy, Cal, fell dead upon the
street at noon to-day
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UPPER LAKE May 23d.-The A. 0. U. w.
picnic at Lakeport Saturday was grand
affair. There was very large crowd in at
tendance. and everything passed off pleas
antlu
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
blood.
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PARAsoLs The finest assortment in the
city, and the very lowest prices, at the Red
House
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FoR One DOLLAR you can buy kid, foxeC
shoes. Nos. ? and q, at the Red House.
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ALL PROMENADE to the Red House and
buy pair of sandal slippers. 81 % and 81 80 >
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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For the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Conft ctionery, all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholessle or retail-can at HENRY
FISHERS feo5Im
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FIVE CENTS a PAIR for ladies white
ribbed hose; also. fancy stripe worth 20
centsl. only cents a pair. There is but a
limited quantity on hand. You should call
early to secure such bargains at the Red
House.
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GENUINE French Organize lawns, in light
blne. pink and lavender figures. only so cents
a ward, at L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Ca'odonian Club Gathering and games.
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapt tonight.
Notice to creditors-E G. Carpenter, estate.
wanted-Three or four furnished rooms.
Wanted Place by competent American girl.
information wanted of Joseph Wartenbe.
Miss Mamie zwieker-Card to friends.
ST. Paufs Guild Meeting of ladies'
Card of thanks from Committee of Arrangements
Card Of thanks from the Sarsfelds.
suction Sale.
Martin Plug & Co-Furpiture sale
Business Advertisements
W. Wood, dentist, removed.
Murray & Lanmau's Florida Water.
Arcade Hotel-Thomas Guinean, proprietor.
Root, Nelson & Co.-Union Foundry.
Charles T. Jones and Ed. F. Martin, attorneys at
law.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
uurrav : 1,, r.

Murray Il Lanman's Florida Water Is
one OF the surest and speediest OF cures fo every
form OF nervousness. 1t relieves headache when
other applications completely fail 1t reinvigorates
me fatigued and overtaxed body, and it lmpaIts
force and buoyancy to the mental powers malt
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brink Halls Pepsin Wine Buffers and
De happy ana content. Cues G51rss2sa indigea-
tion- Absolutely pure. mr25t If
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How cheap you can buy dress goods at the
Red House.
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Fer the Best and Cheapest Meals In
the city, go to HENRY FISHER ie2S-im
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ALL JOIN HANDS AMI circle around to the
Red House Shoe department.
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+ PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
MARX HOPKINS ESTATE IN COURT.
Application for a postponement of Pro-
ceedings Denied.
SHOCKING BAD MARKsM sNsHlp AT CARSON.
Man Run over by Freight Train and
Killed.
OREGON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Items of Interest from British Columbia
and Arizona
Etc...................E Etc.
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ALI waltz around to the Red House. Fine
kid, side-button boots, So and So 25-war
ranted.
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Etc,
The Hopkins Estate Application for
POstponement Denied.

The Hopkins Estate Application for
POstpOnement Denied.
San Francisco, May 23d-Judge Halsey
gave his decision this morning in the matter
connected with the Hopkins estate. The
petition before the Probate Department of
the Superior Court is for the removal of Mrs.
Hopkins as Administrative. On Friday last
w. III. Barnes asked for a continuance, upon
an affidavit of Silas S. Sanderson, that an
important witness, E. W. Hopkins, who had
charge of the books of the estate. is absent
in Michigan. Judge Halsey denied the APP
plication in the following language Sc In the
matter of the application for postponement
of the matter connected with the estate of
Mark Hopkins, deceased.-I think the show
ing for a postponement is not sufficient.
There must be some license in these cases,
but do not think proper diligence has been
taken to secure the testimony of the absent
witness. The motion will. therefore, be de-
MED" On motion of G. f. Slith, attorney
for S. w. Hopkins, the petition for further
hearing of the case was set down for to-mor-
row Tuesday at 2 P. NJ.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bittera is the
best spring medicine.
HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote fur malaria
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Moving East.
Fine Picnic.

AUBURN, May 23d. = The East-bound
bicyclists arrived here to-day at about $50
P. NJ. from Sacramento.
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Fer Fine Cakes. lee Cream. etc. go TO
and Sixth. feq3lm
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DoN'r FAIL to attend the British Picnic a;
East Park to-day. ADJUSTMENTS for all.
GENTS, all balance to the Red House, and
buy new style suit.
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Mayor Kalloch Granted Leave of Absence

SAN Francisco, May 23d.-The Board of
Supervisors this evening granted Mayor Kali
ing Supervisor Taylor as acting Mayor until
the next meeting of the Board.
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MAcK1NAw HATS. 81. at the Red House.
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THE DoUGHTY FAMIY.-Martin and So.
phia Doughty, formerly of Williamson coun-
ty, Tennessee, are supposed to be dead.
Their children in California are wanted as
heirs to an estate. Address S. G. Nye. At.
torney, Oakland, Cal
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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Business Advertisements

suction Sale.
Marsia Plug & co.-Furpiture sale.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

TO-DAf CALENDAK.
The People vs.. Robert Mcclure.
The People VS.. Wilson.
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MARX HOPKINS ESTATE IN COURT.

Application for Postponement of Pro-
ceedings Denied.
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Items of Interest from British Columbis
and Arizona.
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A NEW FIRE ORDINANCE.

The decision of Judge benson, few Gays
since, in the case Of the People Vs. John
Wagner left the city virtually without
fire ordinance or fire limits. His decision
was to the effect that only the walls OF the
building were included in the ordinance, as
required to be of incombustible materials,
! and as the roofs and other exposed portions
| could be of any substance whatever, but little
protection, if any, was afforded by the sup
posed regulations in that direction. 10 rem
edy this defect the ordinance was yesterday
amended by the Board of Trustees, and now
reads as follows
Section l. Section OF Chapter WI. of Ordinance
II is hereby amended to read as follows: Section
l. That portion of the city of Sacramento contained
within the following limits to wit: Commencing on
the west front Of the city at point opposite the
center OF street, and running thence through the
center Of II street to the center of Sixth street ;
thence southery through the center of Sixth street
to the center of the alley between II and streets
thence easterly through the center of said alley to
the center OF Seventh street; thence southeriy
through the center of Seventh street TO the center
of street thence easterly through the center OF
street to the center OF Tenth street, thence south
ery through the center of Tenth street to the center
of l. street, thence through the center oil l. street
to the center of the ley between Front ana Sec1hu
streets thence through the center OF sad alley
line of the city; and thence northery along SAID
line to the place of beginning, is hereby made ana
shall hereafter be known the fire limits oil the
said city of Sacramento, and building or struc,
ture OF any other material than brick or stone snail
be erected built constructed or placed WITHIN sald
fire limits The roof thereof and the castings and
outside portions of any such building or structure s
shall be of slate, stone, concrete tn copper, iron
or some other non-combustible material. Floors,
partitions, awnings upon streets and inside doors
may be OF any material; nor shall any ouildlhg OF
structure of any other material than brick or stone
now within said fire limits be raised from its present
position, except for the purpose OF conforming to
the grade of the street, a graded street nor
shall any addition or superstructure be built to or
on any building within said fire limits OF other ma
teraI than OF brick or stone, the roof castings and
outside portions to be Of slate, stone, concrete TIN,
copper, iron or some other non-combusuble ma
terial nor shall any building or structure except
it be composed of said ast-named materials, be re-
moved from any place within said limits, to any
other place within the same or be removed from
outside OF said limits to within said fire limits
provided, however that the Board of Trustee. may,
as provided in Section of this Chapter, authorize
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bic owners Of the land certified. which con-
s,itu,e the subject matter of this litigation.
Held. The. Indicated lard certificates ere to
be ne Ted us personal properly, AID such
sale. are not within the statute Of irsuis md
need not be 10 writing, Hsld further, Ii the
b ldar purchased or procured the save from
the os,ensible owner, in good faith, for value
and without notice of sny adverse eiSim he
will b. held to be tlietrue owner. Affirmed.
Watts dge-
C.B Lse & Co, vs. w. w. Phelps; SIP
peal from Harris county. The question
presented for our consideration Isl Is it es-
sential in order to tx snd secure . mecbsn-
les lien, that copy of the bill of rartieu-
lars should be delivered to tho debtors, sud
in seeking to foreclOse the lien is the burden
upon the party asserting the same, to estab-
lish tho delivery of the bill of particulars TO
the debtor. Held, Itflllows from our con
struolious ortho act, that the party WAC AS
serls the lien, must before he is entitled to a
foreclosure of the same, shown by competent
evidence a compliance with tho statute, in
recording the bill Of particulars, and deliver
! ing a copy thereof TO his debtor. Affirmed.
/ Watts, Judge.
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synopsis of epinions of tbo supreme
Court at Galveston.

IPrepared for the Herald by Edward j. Han
ner, of Galveston.l
II. L. 6 L. d. Craddock ct o., VS.. John
Scarborough; error from Trinity county.
"When tho supreme court shall affirm u
Judgment, it shall render judgment against
appellant or appellants and their sureties on
the appeal bond, and such judgment shall
be final and shall not require any order,
decree or action on tho part of the district!
court from which the cause was removed; and
tho clerks of the various district courts, on
the receipt OF the mandate Of tho supreme
court IN any case, shall proceed to issue
execution as in other causes" Reversed and
demanded. Walker, p. J.
i. Seise w. NJ. Malsch; error fOm Colorado
county. II the objections so to the merits
and foundation OF the action 20 that upon
the case made by the pleadings, the party
has no right to the judgment, such objec.
lions will be considered whether assigned az
error not. II Tex. AZ; % Tex. l. Re-
versel and remandod. Walker, Z. j.
Thomas NJ. Stone VI. James Nj. Brown. ct
al; appeal from Galveston county. Tho an.
pelant had. by his own voluntary act pl aced
Hobby IL Post in such spositton az TO Others
tina, thoyappeared To be tho ostensibie owners
OF the land ccrtlncales WHICH CoHtdtu.c VIZ
subject matter of this litigation. Held,
ThSt INDICATED land certificates are TO be
treated us personal property and such sAlcs
are not within the statute OF frauds and need
not be in writing Held, further, If The
holder purchased or procured the same from
the osteusiblc owner. in good faith, for value
and without knowledge OF any adverse claim
no will be held TO DO tho true owner
Affirmed. Watts, j.
Q. Is. Ice 81 Co, vs.. w. w. Phelps; mp
peal from aarriJ county. Tho question
preseuted for our confederation H. Il il
essential IN order TO Ak NnJ ,,guro = mcchah'
les lien that copy Of TIE h.' @. particular
should be delivered 70 tho debtors, and II
seeking ~ foreclose the lien is the burdcl
upon The party asserting the same 70 ostsbIisl
the delivery Of the bin Of particulars to Cd,
debtor Held, II follows iroin our con
struc.ion of the set that the party VIII
esserls the lien must, before he is entitled t.
foreclosure of the same, show BY oompo
tent evidence compliance with tho statute
in recording tho bill of particulars an,
delivering y copy thereof 10 his debtor
Affirmed. Watts, j.
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Many young girls are unfit for active life, and
thousands Of mothers drag out miserable
existence on account Of peculiar female
weakness which they absolutely refuse to cure
They are full OF aches aud paus, are poor,
weak, irail creatures, irregular each month,
wl;h ptlo COS, glarins eyes, shattered nerves
aud almost worn out contributions Apower-
full combination has been prepared by themed-
icalprofossion, for the cur of these serious To-
male complaints, and It's action is pronounced
wonderful. Ills known as Dr.. Dlomgoao'f
English Female Bitters.
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DR., Kings Syphlitie Remedy is gusran
teed to cure syphilis in the primary, secon-
dairy and tertiary stages, ard in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure tho
worst cases OF yenerial diseases, cases which
have resisted. the treatment of the most emf
nent physicians of America, 1t cures the
first stage and heals the ulcers in y fps days.
1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms, and legs; also hard psius in the
bones and Joints, syphilitie rheumatism. etc.
in a short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases tree Sent sealed for two
stamps, Dr. j. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North It'll street,
St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dnsbecr makes chronic dis.
eases a specially. Ifyou are afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.
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Synopsis OF Opinions OF tho Commits
sioncrs or a Appeals.

Prepared for the Herald by Edward j, Ham
ner, Of Galveston.l
II. L. & L. d. Craddock Ut al vs.. John
Scarborough; error from Trinity county.
When tho supreme court shall affirm 3
Judgment II shall rendt' Judgment agains,
the appellant or appellants and their sure.ics
on the appeal bond, and such juagmcn.sh
be llnal and shall not require any order,
decree or action on tho part of tho district
cour, from which the cause was removed, and
tho clerks of the various district courts on
the receipt Of tho mandate of tho. supreme
court in any case shall proceed to issue exc.
cu,inn as IN other causes. Reversed and
remanded. Walker. Z. j.
L Sglsevs NJ. Mslssh, error from Colorado
county. II tho objections 80 10 30 merits
and foundation of tho sclion, 50 that upon
,ie case msdc BY the pleadlngs, the party
has n, right TO the jgds,neas such objections
will bo considered, cd ,ler assigned "a CTR r
or not. IL Tex 81; - Tex /. Reversed
nud remanded. Walk r. =. j
Thomss II. Stone vs.. J,mes VI Brown Of
vi; appeal ir IN uslvestun county. Tho ap
tol N, h,i by h.. own voluntary sct placed
Iorhy Il l'ost VI Nen y isits,n A 10
e,hw', that they appeared 70 he tho os.cnsl-
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]. s. DA0GHERTY,
asai Ags't lid S3'.!! jlDit'1
aeAEl.As, TEXAS.


FOR SALE-Forly feotlons of 1ne prairie
land in Crosby, Floyd, Hale and Lubbock
counties, In an adjoining TO growing
colony; very cheap.
FOR 81 IA farm of $50 acres half i mile
southeast Of Foruey, on the n Il p. railroad;
40 acres IN cultivation, 1870 In meadow; two
tenaut houses, goot water, etc,
FOR SALE-- \ fam hall mile southwest
from FOruey; 81 acres In the tract, A. acres
under fencO and in cultivation; good ton
apthous0 and gu0d wellof water.
FOR SALE 80 pieces OF property ut East
land, thu county Of Eaatlaud COUNT, and
on tle line OK ihcF y p. railroad. consisting
Of choice business and residence lots and
tracts Of from hgeto twenty acree each, for
fruit growing ana gardening purpose.
FOR Rem T. a farm OF 90 acres, 30 acres In
cultivation, 10 acres IN meadow. Mesquite,
ou lhe # 8 =. Railroad. Good house, stables,
Wsier. etc,
TOR RENC-Twcnty-thre acres of land,
out Of tho sears homestead, 2h miles north.
east f'On Dallns.
have county msps OF Fasiland, Callahan
Taylor, Jones and stephens counties, free to
those who wish to visit those countloa with s,
view OF inyea,ing In lands. Aud desire than
all parties who have lands IN those cOuntle
that they with to sell to Bpnd me- 90 lst OF
them. Having had u sur1 cyng corps on the
frontier locating lands for the laet neven years,
/ am well acquainted with the lands III north
ern, western and northwestern Texas, and So
licit correspondence with ali rartiea who vie h
20 buy lands, either Cor farming or stock
raising purpneta, 0r who nave InOGey they
wish to invest where they Gun be eatitG,d that
the Investment Will retuma handsome profit,
The recent report Of the commisBioner oj
| the general lend office gives the vacant lands
| IN PecOs and Preside counties at between six
| and seven million aCreH. And tho southern
Pacific railway company are surveyh & the line
| of their road from El Paso 10 sau Antonio
| through these countios, and all the vacant
/ ands there are subject TO location with rail
| road Bctip, ana cap be obtained nc y cost of u
| few coht6 per acre, and, In my Judgment, of
fers an excellent opportunity for Investment
j. s. DAUGHEHTY,
Dallas. Texas.
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An OF Orf's buggles md Carriages haYe

AL OF 0rr's buggies aud carriages haye
Servants patent whueis---l i-S inch sEl2a.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies sr
hung on eQualizers aud have steel bows, sloe
ties and Srygn wheels.
Buy your buggics ut w. w. Orr, SUCCESSOR
TO Seohler & Orr, Main street, Dallas Toxss.
Orr sells all STYLES of Concord si1e-spring
bugcies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
snd price-li5t.
Go snd 900 Orr's buggie5 and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send Tor prices
list.
Orr cells the best buggios for tho money il
he world.
Orr keeps oil styles of carriages, phatons
and spring wagona.s
If you want 70 buy q family carriage send
or Orr's catalogue all pr,ca lis.
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chosper .nnn PHI, sician,s Bills

"a thing OF beauty Is Il joy Forever
What isit! Something prepared for women
only, and used by them exclusively. IL :
adapted especially to cases where the womb
Ia diSordered, and will cure all irregularities
of the "menses" or "monthly courses by
restoring the dischar-,e whtihe acute OF
ohfo, to, In every instance.
Brsdncld's Female Regulator ''wOman = best
frlcnu," Ia prepared by DR.. j. Bradheld,
Atlanta, Ga price VI 30 per hottie sold by
all druggists Wholesale by Thompson
Schott & Co., Dallas, Texas.
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How Senutor Carpent cr's Name was



Changed.
The Milwaukee Republican gives some
interesting "reminiscences cf Senator Carpen-
ter, from which the following extract as to
change in the senator's name Is taken;
"Soon after he settled in Boloit he was
nominated for district attorney of Rock
county, and on account of the number Of de-
feeiiv5 bslIots cast for him his opponent
was declared elected. Carpenter contested the
matter before the supreme court,
which decided in his favor, His
argument ia his own behalf WAS 70 brilliant
and able thss one Of the lawyers remarked
tina! ii was worthy Of Sir Matthew Hale
The other lawyers present caught up the
nama and declared tna. tho young lawyer
should never again have name over which
there could 90 10Y dispute whatever, and
that henceforth they should call him
Matthew Halo. And this was how it came
10 pass TIN. Merritt Carpenter, of Vermont,
became Matthew II. Carpenter, OF Wiscon-
! sin,
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a, has; lamp chimney is made which
ICES II { break from trsfs dsmpness, cold
MT or oesA wi,st ble,Arsl Every one OF
our ros,icrs has NJ doubt ofte lost her or his
temper hecal.sa, iast ~ the moment when =
lamp was most needsl, the last chimney in
she house would break, we therefore advise
everyone 20 20 W d. Goslin and buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your g.ocer for
them =, AL retsil dealers can be supplied at
the G. ins Hall The price is but triae
hieber than thc common.
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a S,arN.

To all Woo ere suffering frorn the errors
and indiscrstlons Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, !
will send recipe that will cure you free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by q missionary in South America. Send .
envelope to the Rev. Joseph
L, Imam. Station d, Now York city.
n28d&W!Y
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Removal.

j. II. Pike has removed his FURNITURE
STORE from Ala Elm street TO SOB, S05 and
30I Elm street, enc block wes' of tho old
stand, whoro everything in tho line OF iurhi-
ture can be found Mt tho lowest prices. Eco
him before purchasing elsewhere.
Sign Of the RED BEDSrEAD.
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Why are YOU ont Of SORTS, never able To- tell
folks that YOU nre we'll? Ten 10 one lt's all
caused IN tho lirss Mace by hAbi,ual cOnstipa-
ton, viii no dOUo iuaily caused dcrang,d
Kidneys and liver. The sure cure for constl-
patton Is the celebrated Nduty-WOrt H. ia
also aGpecitc remedy for all kidney and liver
discasca. Thousands are cured by 1t every
month. Try 10 at once
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Something More needed.

All chimneys bearing tho "Drsgon" brand
arc guaranteed 70 withstand tho ilerecs'
flame while dripping wet, or any amount OF
cold air, or draft 10 ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They are for
sale nj d. Goslin's China hall who haa the
exclusive sale for one year.