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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-13

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. We hsr.
been selling Swlft's Syphilitic Specific ia
years, aud regard It superior to anythin
known to science, for the diseases for which
1t Is recomme ded. We have never known
Of single failure.
9 J. Csssels, Thomasyille, Ga; l.. r. Greer
q Co., Forsythe, Ga. Hunt, Hankia Lamar.
Atlanta, ia; PembertOn. Samuels 4 Rev.
rolds, Atlanta. Ga Daniel q Marsh, Atlanta.
Ga
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, lsA
We have used Swifis Syrhilitic SpecItcin
the treatment of G nvicts for the last year
and believe II lie the only certain remedy ths,
will effect permanent cure for diseasea for
which you recommend 1t.
GRANT. ALEXANDER 4 CO.
al 900 reward will be paid to sny oh ,mst
VINO will lind, on Analysis of ITO bottles OF
y. s. s.. ona particle of mercury, iodide potas.
stun, or any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the Swift specific com.
pany, Atlanta Ga. sold AZ George 7. ~.
eIns. Thompson. sohott Co., and W. n
Pattere n.
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The Cattle Market.

The receipts Nwere light, Notwithstanding
the increased demand for good butchering
cattle. Hogs and sheep are scarce, and The de-
mand moderate. No changes have been made
from previous quotations.
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Hides,

t,oxs--Ory 1iu:, IL pounis anu upwards, -
l3%cts ~ kips, tree OF grabs, IL c, grub
kipe lie: wet sailed, 7kc. green butcher
hides, bSo. All managed, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins soc. sheep sklns from
2hc, GDh0c ehch
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sUeARs.-Ws. quote; Powered Tx; o" "a,
uh@A, tiranulated II STANDARD A, l0%N lite
extra 99ak extra Cl0 to -; Yellow Va to OK
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow on;
choice sHc: prime 7lc, fair Ike.
McLAssRs-Lo risisna choice Coo, prime 54c
yair TO good 45@J50c; syrup so to COO
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VAIr-Pe mound, 7Lc,

HAiR-Pe pound. Irr.
cents; 8 Inch ceiling joint, 81; 9 inch cap, SOC;
I inch ceiling joint, Is; finch cap do. SOC.
DRAIN PIES inch, loo per foot; tinch,
2oc; inch, SIC; inch, i0c; s Inch, Soc.
MIXED PAISTs-Ready for use and all colora
81 SIS per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered. 2 bbl, hulk, 81 80.
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Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 30 10 10 cents per hundred; brass,
S. per hundred; copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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GERMAN MiLLEr--We quote 81 90 per bnshei;
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to = cents per paper.
Cottop-At the Oh Miil,s6 per ton.
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Poultry ana Game.

PRAIRIE CuIUKEss--We quote at Csc. apiece
SouIRRRLs--per dozen. 60c.
CHIoKxNs-We quote 30 for spring; fol
grown, a 50.
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PBAcHEs-A pounds, vi 10; pounds
~ 2Utt
TsMAroRs--a pounds, 81 70; pounds,
| 81 70
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MEDICAL.

iiuSti"'Nu A - ..~SN S'.''.~, ~ e..
and gilt binding, 90 cents. same IN pa,a,
covers, p cts. Manhood, 10 cents, Woman.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents-securely
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist.
UT 81. Charles Street. st. Louis. Mo.
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We have nothing new TO note In financial
circles. Matters and things at the banks were
In the same old groove.
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ISIlyS.
Wagon Woodwork.

Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
or hundred.
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I, choice, l5aoi61t; Lasuayra, l6s to Isl Java,
2Se130c.
TrAs--lmperinl, from 45@65c. per p-undt
Young Hyson, .%096o; 0olong, 45ae6oc; Japan,
N65hac
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sroKSs-From . to ~ inch, per Get, xxS
telcct, sS, Xxx, s2.7b.
SAWED rxLLoys-,EtoeH,s 81 per set.
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DALLAS Wosl Market.
Butltling Material.

Fine. 20, medium, Is, heavy, leo. Black
bury and dirty, o to 10 cents on.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Miscellaneous srocers' ssoeH


CRANBHRRIxs-s2 1906 PER bnshei.
RIcE-Wholessle Ch p1A.
eALr-ln barrel, $40 10 20 % Liverpool In
"a cks, q i6o; Rock 81. 80 per saes. ;.
CnAoKKRs-Soda. xxx. ~; xAAA nj,
Trade Mark. *; Cream s, "ingNr snapsN
soar olive, Fxc. per pound; Bluelndlt 81
tosk; Satirat, q. 40. to $50 L. z. Whieman
D Co.'S Dallas Soap Works: Pale owe, DC.
Cambria. 90 per pound. Eureka Manuiso,Wurin ns
Company: CyclOne, bi9; Pale owe, o. EA'ta
Olive, AZ cents per pound.
BBANs-4h, to5c. per pound.
CANDLxs-Star. full VT l4io Az.
CuKrsE-t1ear Spring, ltc; Factory 10;
sAUEa RRAUr FOR half barrel Is to 81.
POTAroEs-s3 so to % 75 per barrel In SACKS
81 81 10 40per onshel. .,. ~
DRIgp PnAoBEs.-Unpeeled sc, .Snpeeled IL
SWEET PorAroEs-si. per bushel.
Coal OIL-Below are revised quotaio na TIC
Ftest; In barrels u cents; nsebts, " 20
CLorHEs PINs-Round. 65c; spring, a.oOper
0ox. , 90 IN maj.
Dozen two hoop pals, so 10; thrse-hoop, 30.
TUBs--lhree nest, Ss .S0@eS 90; eignt meet
S.95, No. !, 80 80 per dozen; No. = S.Soi No.
Wood. 81 IS; zinc, $780, New
WILL BgcKHrs-si. 25eA.bO per dozen.
PowpRR-S8. IS rer keg Of IS pounds; IAN do
s. .5s ~ do, IL 80 blasting keg7, $3.50
Snor-Drop, bag, .l5, to- % buck ". 40 to25O
MAcKxnxL--Np. } barrels, SO; hAlf-Darrelo
$3.50; kits, IL pounds, 81; No. barrels, w.
CANDY-Stlck,ll2h l3c. pound. Fancy, 10
10 2bc.
Concentrated. q. 75an $500
RoPH--Sisal, X In. basis, 1lKc; cotton, acc
VINKaAR--Per gallon, 209b3Oc. Apple, 2Oc. to2l
WRAPPISo PAPRR-Rag and Straw,- Soc. 9Jc.
STARcH-4k@4&c.
JUas-We quote II to u cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks Ii to IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to l8c per lib.
TALLOW--In barrel, Az; In cake, &c per 10.
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BACON Long clear sides OK; short ciea
10. Breakfast bacon llkc.
ORY SALr--Long clear sides, ~; short
clear 9M.
II ~, -p,ain sugar cured, II to Is canva ssed,
llH to l3k.
LAnD-Tlerce, TX; half barrel, l2A psils5
to 70 pounds. 10; 3 pounds. lax. Texas home
made, 81 " 70 pound cans, 10 cents.
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The Great English Remedy,

Is a never-fail1ng Cure
for Nervous debility.
Exhausted Vitality'
5 emip al Weakness.
Spermatorrboea, LOST
nan GOD, impo'enr
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects o.
Self Abuse, youthful
70 lies and excssses al
matnrer years-such al
ioHs Of Memory, Las
ttud Q, No G.turnal
Emission, Aversion 10
Society, DimDess n
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Eaas--ll to l2< cts per dozen.
BUrTRR--Northern IS to IS; Texas 20 to25c.
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Vision, Noises Ia the head, the vital Hui
passing unObserved In the urine, and man
other Diseases that lesd to insanity and death
The Medical Gen lemen connected with tht
institution are graduates Of the best College
Of Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, and Will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
ira cas- Of this kind the VITAL RESTORA-
TIVE (und.r their special advice and treat.
menD Will not cure, or for anything impure
or njurlons found In IL. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON-
SUIT WON FREE. THOROUGH eyaiuina.on
aud advice. including analysis of urine IS,
Price OF VITAL RBsTORATIVEs So bottle, or
four times the quantity, SIC. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt OF pice, y. o. II secure
from observation, and in private name II de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7lsk
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postoffics
box 2i60.
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tolliyer 4
Walker, Dallas, Texas,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-14

ings towards those who would tar
niSh the honor of their faEheIland,
their own manhood and destroy the
goodwill towards their country of
the entire civilized world. They
will only advocate the anarchy, the
destruction of life and property sure
to follow in the train of commun-
ism, nihilism and assassination, who
are themselves brutal, cruel and
murderers at heart.
But the American people will
none of it. No Hartmann should
come, as to an Alsatia, and swagger
around breathing threatenings and
openly advocating and defending
murder as a means of Kidding our
selves Of an obnoxious ruler. Men
soon enough learn to swagger and
talk big, but the bravest will say but
little when punishment is feared
and likely to follow expression or
action. The sense of the people is
against all such manifestations of
vindictiveness, and whilst deploring
the causes which bear such fruit we
have no sympathy for practices
despicable and subversive to all law
and Older,
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Acc0sRsts kept on the psOst Favorable
terms.
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OUR PRICES
TELL THE TALE.

CHOICE PRINTS @ r. and 16 yards for ST.
NEW LAWNS @ &C., 1Oc, 12c. and 15e. per yard.
PURE LINEN LAWNS 15c, (Orth yard
sBRvICEABLE CHEvIOTs 12c yard wOrt
yard nore9
NEAT MONIES a &c., zoe, and 25c, per yard
STYLISH SUMMER SILKS 6Oc, roc and sOe yard
ELEGANT GRENADINES soc. 5oc and 6Oc yard
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS &c., 25c zoe, 4o'
SOC, 6oc and zoe per yard
DURABLE TABLE DAASKS SOC, &c., O Soc 9oc and 81 per
yard.
ALI, WooI. LADIES CLOTHS CAsSIMEREs TWEEDSgJEANS,
ETC, greatly reduced
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS So IS and S12a pm
Real bargains
IMPORTED NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS 25c, &c. A, 5
6Oc to ST. per yard
QUETTE CARPETS, choice and cheap.
cB DRRNs PIoUE SUITS $780, 50 and 81 worth 50 per cent
BINGHAM SUITS greatly reduced
LADIES THREE PIECE LINEN SUITS 1928 Great bargain
LADIES LINEN AND SERGE ULsTERs up A. cheap
LADIES SILK DRESSES @ s14 to $S5
AD1Es, SILK AND CLOTH DoLMANs ULsTERs JACKETS
at less than eastern cost
LOVELY SPANISH LACES &c., roc and 81 per yard
vALRNcIENNE, ooRALINE AND OTHER LAcES' from Se'
$3.50 per yard.
LADIE AND cHILDRENS STOCKINGS lOo' l'o" 20'' &c. "
35c to 1925 per pair.
copSETs AND TADTEs 1TNDERWEAR marked way to clos
the entire stock
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW AND FELT HATS of most deSiFaA
style and quality reduced to 20 per c6l" .
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING must closed out 70 MAKE
superb Fall Stock now being manufactured for US
LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES including BUTTS a lag
other prominent make pair fully "arfah'eo az ~
prices. -.
IGENTS AND BOYS BOOTS AND GATHERS, styISI' cOHA"
and durable at prices to please -
IGENTS' AND YOUTHS FURNISHING GOODS ineiudng Uui
brated Tnandred Shirts cheapest in this market
WHOLESALE BUYERS
VIII find many Real Raroans in our Stock are
for the Largest Choicest and Bss e Iag 50
fully for years past
Orders Pro,apEg Filled and Honorable Treatment 0""
Samples Sent duplication.
EsTA BLISNED 1864.
| F. AUERBACH & BRO
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Makes Collections, re4IlssSm5 PToceSn'
promptly
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D[sERE1 NATIONAL BAHR
SALT LAKE CITY.

REEVES sEsasIT: PayssLg OF aEHAzB
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E. AUSTIN,
Manager.
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Certificates Of Deposit Issued Payable su
Demand.
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Cath" in Cincinnati Enquirer: My
foreign informant said, "There is still
another name for the English Mission
high enough to deserve consideration.
1t IS that Of John Jacob Astor of New
York. lie gave literally to elect Gar
held' and is a man of about So years
old. His mother was the daughter of
John Armstrong, a Senator from New
York, and once Secretary of War un.
der Madison. Mr.. Astor would he
very strongly pressed by Conkling. ="
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SINCE the publication in tho PLiiad'a
Times of an account Of tksspecife for the
prevention and cure OF small pox made
and distri h&ted by NJ other onzaga,a Sis.
tsrof Charity attached to the orphan asy-
lum at Seventh and Spruce streets, the
demand for the medicine has been enor.
nous. On Saturday last fifty two gal
Ions of the liquid were made and given
away. The qGanuty distributed since
has averaged about thirty five: gallons
daily. InquirietsiAvs been received re :
gardng the nature OF the specific from
priests and physicians in New York and
Chicago, and the recipe has been for.
warded in each case.
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LOCAL oPTIoN.-We have no wish
to hold local option up to the readers
OF the GAZETTE as unconstitutional.
We don't believe in such doctrine at
all. We believe that such decision
would, if adopted and pressed to it's
logical conclusion, destroy local self.
government and that is the doctrine
which the Democratic party is based
upon. 1t precisely in line with States
rights, and we hold that we NAV be
allowed to determine rights of COM
munities by ballot as well as rights
of States, if to try these conclusions
are given to us by the State through
its legislative capacity and they do
not infringe upon the Constitution of
the United States.
The present liquor license law was
to all intents and purposes a local
option law when it was first passed in
many of the school districts. For in
many Of them twelve respectable free
holders could not be had to sign their
names to petition to the Court 10 be
published IN the newspapers, declaring
that an inn or tavern was needed in
their district and asking the court to
grant the license. In fact it wa,
difficult to get "a signers at that time
in some of the wards in this city.
But the question is not so mucI
whether it is unconstitutional. If II
is the law cannot be carried out an,
longer than it is SO pronounced. But
the doctrine predominates that a Law
is valid until st is pronounced by lega
tribunal otherwise. The great quas-
ton is, will it be benefcial-is il tn,
wisest and best under the circum
stancesp We don't care to discuss tn,
right of the members of the legisla
ture from this country to vote for sucI
bill as that which passed the Hopn
and has had two readings in the ssn
ate. They have taken the RESPONSE.
bility to so vote, and they will have +,
bear the responsibility which they ar
able to do. They are intelligent an,
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The New York correspondent Of
the Washington Post writes this thril-
ling and important announcement !:
The great sensation of the hous, that
oVsrshadows all Others, is the project
ed marriage OF WhitelaW Red. lie is
to mary daughter Of Mr.. Mills, the
California banker, a lady who wears
spectaeles and has morsy, and who
will thus meet the measure of a literary
mans ambitions. The marriage is to
take place in few days, and will be
celebrated with eclat.
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WEDNESDAY, March ., 1851,


WEDNESDAY, March ., 1881,
AT O'Clock, p. m,
The following Personal Property to wit
one good mare, Sugars old, with -
ioal, one good lhorse. IL years Ur\
old, GOOD farm horse, one colt, ~
coming three years old this 21.7-
spring. -Four good mich cows. Will be IN
prsnt soon, one heifer IN come in April.
Two hpring calves, heifers, one brood SOW
with pig, one shoat; also one York
wagon. one market wagon, and one farm
wagon, p,oughs. harrows, CultlYatoIs
single and double trees, forks, shovels
half bushel aud hall peck measures
bushel and peach baskets, one set OF car
rage harness, new, one set OF wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one lot OF plough
harness, brides, collars, halters, Butiaio
robes and horse blankets; one lot Of poul-
Try, CHICK ems, turkeys and guineas.
Household furniture, such as beds, bed =
steads, mattresses, bedding, tables, /
dozen wooden chairs, half-dozen cane
seated chairs, bureau, 2 wash stands
wash bowls and pitchers, aud looking
asses, clock, Is yards OF wool carpet,
ana "A lot OF rag carpet lot OF window
shades | parlor stove, / Victor COOK
snNe NO, and fixtures, ana lot OF
dishes ard wash tubs.
DAIRY fixtures. l churn, butter tub and
PRINT and bowl; one set OF scales and pans
Ducketh, and lot Of meat by the pound
Also, the one-half OF 10 acres OF wheat In
The ground. Many other articles TOO Le-
diOuS 10 mention
TERMS. "A II sums Of $40 and under cash
All over That amount credit OF ten
months, on purchaser giving banKEble
note with approved indorser ana interest
from date. VIM. IL. NANDEGRIFT,
VIM. j. LANK, Auctloneer.
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administrator sale.
VIII be sold at Public sale on
MONDAY, March IL, lssI,
Att o'alOak M

All O'Clock r. M,
ON the Farm owned by Mi william
Bright, on the BENNETT Turnpike.
one half mile south OF CentrSville, IN
Christiana Hundred l Bay Horse, 2 Cows
/ YeaTling Heller, one two-horse farm
wagon, one market dearborn, one YORK
wagon and harness, one Syracuse plough
one double harrow, two cultivat0rs, enc
cart, one double set OF stage harness
four sets Of plough harness, eight collars.
one set OF deAbsrn harness, one set OF
cart harness, tive brides, sixteen acres o.
wheal in ground, six barrels of elder vine
gar, lot OF hogshead and barrels, one
grain cradle, berry .orates, ami bo1es, 4
dozen milk pans, milk buckets, sLrainer,
cream cans, butter tn bs coolers, onsOhurn
scales. one 4O-gallon furnace, 100 bundles
of corn fodder.
Household goods, such as bedsteads.
beds, bedding, bureaus, tables, stands,
chairs, carpets, clock, three stoves dishes
truil Jars, and many other articles moi
here enumerated.
TERMs.-A credit OF 80 days will be
given on AL sums over Is, BY the pur-
chaser giving bankable note with an
proved lndorser.
No postpouement on account OF weather
sale To commence at O'Clock r. NJ,
JOS. l.. CARPENTER,
ieD.ll Administrator
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MONDAY. MARCH 2, 1881.
GEN. GARFIELD's CABINET, with

ZEN. GARFIELD's CABINET, with
the exception of Mr.. Robert Lincoln,
is composed of able, practical men
men who have seen service and per-
formed a:great deal of the dfudgery Of
party service during the past decade
Mr.. Lincoln is too young a man to ex-
pect mush from; and it 10 to be hoped
that we shall have but little for him to
do beyond the routine business. 1t is
hardly likely that such men as Gener-
al Sherman, and Major Generals Ham
cock and Sheridan will be expected to
look up to such a STRIPPING as their
superior, and yet he holds the reigns
ever them. The Navy, 700, we fsarhas
been placed in worse hands. We
have little faith in \ man who. after
burylng two wives will divorce him
self from third as Hunt is said to
have done, to marry "a fourth a year
afterward while the third was still liv.
ing. With a Democratic Congress
keeping an eye over the appropria-
tions, such head of the Navy would
not be somuch feared. Blaine, Win.
dom, MaeVeigh, Kirkwood and James
are all respectable men, having ability
and practical experience. They are
not likely to fail for want of the neces-
sary ability to conduct affairs in ac-
sordance with their political ideas and
IN the direction the Republican party
leaders point out. This will do SO far:
intelligent men will know what 20 ex-
Pect from them. But with reference
to young MIR. Lincoln and the scala
Wag Hunt, we have our doubts. Tbsv
are not such men as the country could
trust alone with such great Offices
win the Watehful care of the Presi-
dent himself perhaps they will be able
10 get along But just at this time
Delh OF these two great arms of Che
government need looking to. The
Army is defective in first class light
arms, and our forts in need of heavy
while the Navy is woefully
uenclent in the light footed ships-
amps that may be fitted for quick and
active service in the waters &c, rbe
--sEalt Asa.a decent theretso; fast sailors
with but one or two heavy guns
They would have far more weight and
influence by dashing into a friendly
port at the rate of twenty miles an
hour than heavier armored and I'M
Wieldy ship that made but eight to
nine knots an heur and that would bs
sure In her slow and awkward move
ments to be mark for heavier ball
from fortress than she would be
able TO return.
However, we must hope for the best.
We have hardly The hight to condemn
msR before they are tried and we do
not do so. We merely express our
aPprehensions; and hope for the sake
OF the country that the Cabinet will be
as Wise as serpents and gentle as
doves; in fact just as good az need
be.
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HATDoCK>S
KIDNEY PANACsA''
nEAnw HAT Is SAID,

W IA 4
at has made me new hlhn, increased
"Dr. Haydook'A Panacca h"a
my weight fifteen pounds ,,bout il loI
"My wife would not be VIM
any money" t,,,er IeDcl"'
sour little boy is much oet'et'
one dollar for another hottie ,uk.o =.
~ md 1t as easy 10 take as hI iiitl thlii
ave have sold thirteen Jozen neS'
week, and shall want Two uo !,
order" .,a--tbaDBsp
MY morning agony is son'--'"
II ma il a splendid appetizsSrri c,ed giih
Any invalid or sufferer IT. wriGs D;
any Kidney disorder who WI Ia tiesls,,
as TO their complaint, WI ms ms,
humanely and kindly. eli f0rmi Y
earnest desire To inyestlgate times ).
Diabetes, and Eive re!iel at write ~
you are too poor 10 purChhiasSS,a I've ilnlns'
anyway, aud your case wiz
dtate attention.
CAUTION. tllsS
obssrve that the signsturesh q Of sacl
Hsydosk is across the NOUN =,
Price-one dollar for large
cents for trial size: ,,nocK L 90. . 4
no2o- eod&wly,
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following Personal property, to wit:
Thirty six head OF good ~
dairy cows, most OF which SS4.5 k7E50
viii be In profit by day OF YEa.lSSV
sale; also head OF heilers, HM
years old; one York Statefxxs.<aN%AEA~
b all, TIVE head OF horses No. /, ! Years
old good worker and driver No. 2, 9
years old, good worker. sound and ali
right.
FARMING uTRHsILs-l horse threshipg
machine, family carriage. jump seat; two
horse wagon with hay ladders, horse
power chGrn in good order, sleigh. miik
wagon Ia good order, large portable bot
Ter, Champion mower, used but one
harvest, cutting box, plows and hArrews
rope and pulleys, patent beamer, 1000 to-
bacco lath, lot OF posts made up, one lot
OF pointed rails, chestnut, feed chests and
mixing tfoughs, SA pounds OF ba rb wire
i've shsres OF Chester County Agrlcul-
turai stock.
HAY AND GRAINED tons prime timo-
thy hay, tons OF straw 40 busbels OF
corn, lC0 bushels OF oats. so bushels of DO
tAtoes, 20 acres OF wheat in the ground,
HOUSEHOLD FuRSITURE.-No 5 cook
sloVe, Regulator, with II Stures complete
No. II heater bitt!ng-room stoves, bed
room stove, ceAl, Mahogany extension
table, bed room sets complete goose
feather beds, 2 hen feather beds, large
amount bed clothing, sofa, settee, chairs
80 yards BrusSel carpet, 30 yards rag car
pet NEARLY new; also large amount or
Dishes and many other articles not men
toned.
sale TO commence at Y O'Clock sharp.
Conditions will be mado known by the
Undersigned.
LYDIA WOODWARD,
Administrative of John Woodward. deed
and ABfHU WALKER.
j. ii. SLAUGHTER, Auctioneer.
WITS.