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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-25
The spring form

of the DallSs Female college will com
msuce February 7th, 1881, aud continue for
five holAstic months. The course OF in
struction is varied and comprehensive, in.
Guiding all the branches taught in schools OF
higher grades for females. Over one hun
dred and fifty students have been enrolled
during the present term, and the number In
cresses every month.
A limited number of bosrders can be re-
cGivea ct the college.
For further information address the presi'
dent. REV. MARSHALL MCILHANEr,
Dallas, Texas.
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nAwKrssvILhE, Tex. Sept. Is. lsS

UAwKINsVGILh, Tex, sept 20 lSsV'
Mossrs. Pesehstone Medicine Company,
eEyTLRMEE-W We purchased from your
honsc, some time since, case ofyour Peach
stone Liniment, it being new linimsnt IN
this locality. We have had some trouble to
cat people to buy it, but all who have pur-
chased i Joined in declaring it jaat what 1t
represents to be. They declare il to be the
best liniment they ever tried. We have
triad Il for headache, rheumatism, neural
gis and cramp in the stomach, and can truly
saw that, though we have had fifteen yeari
experience in different medicines recon-
mendei for such pains and aches, wa have
never seen nnythiBg that equal, 1t; People
here have used il for worms in stock and re-
moving proud Gosh from sores, bruises,
sprains, etc, and they, without exception,
declare IL TO be the most wonderful medicine
for such purposes they nave ever tried. we
can, with all csndor, sayit comes nearer per-
forming what il claims than any medicine
we have ever seen. Yours respectfully
DYER &c ABBOTT.
For sale by all druggists, and W. Ii. Pat
terson g. Co.. Ill Lamar street, Dallas, lex
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AnOIlO Hall.

Mayer & Wagner, the proprietora OF
this celebrated resort, aow have it in splendid
condition. They not only keep the esst
cigars and beer the country sfords, but they
have music and attractions to amuse and en-
gage the attention of those who bayea iewidle
hours TO while away. They have also in con-
nection with il restaurant unsurpassed fol
the rarity of its viands, where oysters, game,
fsh and other delicacies are served up in an
opiourian style that would please the taste oil
the most fastidious. II you want something
rood to eat and drink go to Apollo hall.
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rrn1h. s,ncerItr nnd nonestx.

Mr.. A. Bond formerly of the firm of
Rosesheld & Bond, is now fitting up the
room No. 403 Main street, and will, in q few
dsys, open out with one Of the most COM
plete stocks of staple and fancy groceries to
be found in the city. His goods are all new
and fresh, bought expressly for the retail
and trade from the best and most reliable es-
Establishments in the country. Mr.. Bond is one
of our most popular business men-young,
active, full Of energy, and is bound to sue
coed. His motto is Truth, Sincerity and
Honesty.
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or Ju,crest 10 smokers

There are great many more brands OF
smoking tobacco than people who are not
cold smokers" have any idea of. 1t follows,
therefore, that there arc no few best and
finest kinds to choose from, if an opportlni-
tv il had. At I'll E3panol smokers psrlor,
patrons are given the pick of number OF
The leading brands that are firmly established
in the favor of our prominent smokers.
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Mr.. Charles Petrie has lately opaued one
Of the neateel and best restaurants and lunch
rooms in the city. 1t is clearly kept, is pro-
vided with the very latest edible' the market
affords, and Petrie's fresh Baltimore oysters,
served in his own inimitable style, have
already become proverbial throughout the
CITY. Try one of his oyster omeleL ifyou
wish something delicious.
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If you drink at all, drink none but the pur
est liquors. The next advice is 70 60 where
YOU can always get that kind. Where!
Why, Bohny & Cr0zierS, Of course. Their
cozy saloon is on tho corner of Main and
Poydrss streets; is open day and night. They
have fresh beer on tap at all hours and thel
mixed drinks and cigars can't be beat.
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Connor's drug store is the place to buy
Christmas goods.

Influenza, This worrying and dangerous
affection, which so clings to the sufferer, is
at once routed out of the system by Rennes
Famous Magic Oil, which relieves the head,
&C., as if by enchantment II is sold every
where. Try the great remedy.
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Tho largest stock of books, albums and
misoellareo stationary in Dallas at w. j..
Shons's wholesale and retail book store, 900
Main street.
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Note.-"I regard al lIm powders rs very
uuwholasome. Phosph and tartTic acid
powders liberste their gs too freely in pro-
cess of baking, or under srying climatic
changes suffer deterioration.
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KITCHEN EUOn0MY
Interesting Tests Made by the Govern.
ment Chemist,
Now York rrlhure, Dee. I'm

New York Tribune, Dee, l7th
DR., Edward q. Love, the present analytical
chemist for the Indian department oflhs
government, has recently made some inter
e,ting experiments as TO the comparative
value OF baking powders. DR.. loves teats
we're made to determine what brands are the
most economical to use. And az their Ca
pscity lies in their leavening power, tests
we're directed solely to ascertain ths svsis-
BILE gas of each powder. DR.. Loves report
Eivss the following:
"The prices st which baking powders are
sold 10 consumers [ find to be usually so
cents per pound. Ihave therefore calculated
THAR relative commercial values scaor ling
TO tho volume OF gas yielded on q basis of 20
cent? cost per pound"
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Our Standard cigar ia sold by CAhB,
Frsibsrg s. Co. It's the boss.
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking
powder are pure All grocers sell them.
Ask for Globe Mills and try Ii.
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petrin,a KestamrAnt and Aunoh Room

Fall and winter dress goods at cost at A.
d e. Mitenthers.
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The best corset manufactured is the. Du-
plex corset, for sale AT A. 81 e. MittenthaPs.
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Are you going to visit if get some of
those new cards St Mason IL Erb.
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NEW YORK Jan .2i.-Cotton qUet; sales 2lS.
Consolidated net receipts, rs 9l3; experts to
Great Britain, 10, $50; Francs, 4,GlS; continent,
-; channel -; coaStwise 4, ISs.
Flour dull.
Wheat shade Sasier.
Corn dull.
Pork firm, - 80.
LAID old, strong, 96e.
Frsights strong.
Futures very dull.
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BY II, COhn' tno root
The sparkliag eve, the blooming cheek,
Theruddy CLAW OF perfect heRlth,
rbsss are the treasures man shevld seek,
These ara indeed the truost w9aith-
JJge Patt0rson's Peachitone LlAlmshI'
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uohuv 4 Crosier's Saloon.

Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. u E. Nit
tenthAps,
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NEW oRLEAN!

Flshr quot, nrn; supernne oc8S I1i AZ
4 9S@4 si AK 1893 "; higher grades,
3 94B %
CsrR dull; e3ceio.
Oats, uoRe In frst hands.
Fsrk hfm; cid, lSi<; new l4A.
Lard ia fair dSmaaS, tisres sA9sk; ksE ~
Ella.
Bry salt neAts, dull; shoulders, Loose
. 10; packed, 5h0k; clear ribs N; clear slass
~.
EacsR firm; shoulders 81; clear ribs a.;
clear sides s'I
Mans steady, fair demands; choice sNEsr-
cured, c,Rvassed, 9Hle4s.
whisky, steady western rectihsd le@l ~.
Coffss firm eargOes ordinary 10 good j Nl3k
buglr steady; commSn 10 good, common, 5A
Sos; fair to fully fair, 6A&6ss; rrine ts
choice, GXg7A; yellow clarified, 1h@S.
Nslasses, quiet; iltm common, 3095S; CEN
trirugal, 24G4o; fair, J59Sti primo to ehsiss
Sics sctlvs and arm; ordinary 10 chsiRs,
4I&ei4.
Sight par, aterllsg bank, 4slh.
CoAsSls, 5jA&H.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-27

On last Wednesday evening, Mr.. Morris sold out
his hardware store to j. G. Arnold. Mr.. Arnold has
been clerking for Mr. Morris for the past two
months, and is known a straightforward young
man. and makes a number one hardware merchant.
He will soon receive q new stock, and timer, and
will be ready to meet the demands of the public.
While coasting Miss Della Church thrown
from sled, and hurt badly, her upper lip being al
most torn off.
Miss Hannah Rawlins is visiting friends at this
place.
ty, to Jonas Lahmer.
Elder Wake delivered excellent sermon, on
Sunday evening.
The fourth department in the White Cloud public
school was opened on Monday morning, with Miss
Myra Pugsley as teacher.
Mrs Z. Brick, of New Mexico, is visiting her pa
rents, at this place.
The White Cloud Combination met and formed n
permanent organization. They will give IN enter
tainment in the future. The following officers
were elected: c. W. Shreve, President; j. 5. Cain,
Manager; Frank Cubtt, Secretary.
We noticed Sheriff Burkhalter OF Troy, in city,
on Monday.
Roads being slippery and dangerous, there is
but little grain being hauled, ut present, making
shipping light.
Capt Frost was thrown from his horse, while
crossing the river, and hurt quite badly.
Road-master Spafford completed the new pe+lri-
yer for our road, Wednesday. 1t is handsome
piece of machinery, and il in frstclass order,
in all respects, and reflects great deal Of credit up
on Mr.. Spafford and his workmen.
Freight trains considerably delayed, account Of
| snow.
Mr.. Thomas Southers and wife, visiting her pa
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We forgot all about the items last week, until it
was too late.
Nothing new to write about, in our town, outside
of politics All the Offices are in q good demand.
We will have FIVE candidates for Trustee four for
Treasurer, and three for Clerk five don't get 9
set of good officers it will not be for the reason that
the voters had nothing to pick from. We hope they
will all be elected-four to stay ut home, and one
man to fill the Office. Things are somewhat mixed,
and person cannot sometimes tell.
II. A. Dockhorn, who has been very sick, for the
past two seks, is better, at this writing He Is
in very bad condition. and they have but very little
hopes of his recovery.
Mrs. Latham. glad to note, il so far recoy-
cred from her illness As to sit up again.
Wedding out on Peters Creek, this week. VIII
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JOHNSON & ZIMMERMAN.

JAMES G. CLlRK.-Mr. Clark had q fair audience
at his concert, Wednesday evening of last week in
deed it was good, considering the weather, and the
other entertainments that had just taken place. We
have spoken of Mr.. Clark's talents frequently,
that scarcely add to what we have heretofore
said. lie is true poet and the author of number
of beautiful songs. lie has composed the music to
all of his songs, well as to many songs OF 9TH
ers. Ills voice is splendid for ballad singing, and
especially adapted to plaintive and sentimental
songs In addition to his poetical and musical tai
ents Mr. Clark is n whole-soued. genial, companion
able gentleman. His concerts cannot fnil to do good
and make all his hearers feel better; and he is n
close observer he travels, and always talk OF
something interestingS
In addition to his concert, Mr.. Clark has written
a new poem, called 1.-THE Mount of the Holy Cross,
which he recites. II has been highly complimcnted
by the poet Longfellow, to whom was sent manu-
script copy The poem has never yet been publish
ed but will probably, before long, appear in one Of
the leading Eastern literary magazines.
Since he was here last, Mr. Clark has removed
from Syracase New York. to Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, and has become corresponding editor Of the
Saturday Spectator ably edited literary paper of
the latter place Items of interest that he gathers
his travels regularly written up for that pa
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North Side Items.

Diphtheria has made its appearance in this yieini-
ty. Three Of Mr. Tripletts children dangerously
sick.
Maggie wykert is suffering badly with rheuma-
tism, accompanied with considerable fever. We'll
folks be the alert visit your sick neighbors and
friends
Miss Garyin teacher in the Zimmerman District,
and few Of her largest scholars, paid the 'home-
stead- visit, one evening last week. An enjoyable
time, and nice sleigh-ride.
Last Wednesday night, Prof westfall. of Mosqui-
to Greek school, gave q spelling" with his usual
success Several schools took part Miss Dora
Clary, of District CO. and Hugh Graves Of the Creek
school, toted off the honors about evenly; 80 says
our informant During the entertainment, some
person or persons .mutilated" horse belonging to
Frank Hargis, by cutting of the brush part of his
tail. Pellows whoever you are, that's \ bad thing
to do.
The grand social event Of the season occurred at
the residence Of T. r. westfall. He and his amiabe
LADY generally give dance year, and that's q
'.whoppcr- By invitation. about thirty couples
came in. ON Friday night, and were royalty enter
tanned by the Professor and lady. The supper, .
..handed one,- was excellent, and lots Of IT, The
music for the occasion was furnished by Byers and
Morchead, of Troy. Everybody got their FIJI Of
dance, good grub, and fun. At two, n M, the
sleigh bells jiugrd on the bomeward trip. We viii
omit the names, as they are too numerous Much
credit is due Mr.. W. and lady. for the pleasure OF
the evening. Harmony through and through
"Ourself and girl got away with our share
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Wayne Township Republican Convention met at
DOniphan, January 18th N. V. Hargis was elected
Chairman, and C. B. Roundy Secretary. The dele
gates then chose delegates to I'LL the vacancies in the
Donphan Delegation; also delegate to ill . va
caney in the Geary delegation.
ID. W. Patterson nominated for Trustee Adam
Schnel, for Treasurer; aud Joseph Sehetzhann. for
Clerk.
VIM. p. Floyd aud Jacob Richards were nominated
for Constables.
For Road 0verseers--District No. I, Charles Ma
theny; No. ?, Thos- Spearmsn; No. 2, james Whit
aker; No S, ID. NJ Gregg; No. 6, Joseph Britain.
On motion. Convention adjourned.
The following are the names Of delegates who were
present and who pledged themselves to support the
nominees: W. ID. Stewart. Adam Schnoll, John s.
Miller E. Billi.nek, J. B. Shumate, Thos Spearman,
C. b. Roundy, J. II. Patterson, N. V. Hargis, d. NJ
Gregg. c. b. RoUSDr,
SECRETARY
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McCRUM g. COWEN
Doniphan News.


There is considerable wood being hauled over the
river, while the ice is solid.
TT Mc(ilothern and family have returned from
the West.
Mira Hanson ia very sick. MT the residcncc of W.
p Symus
Bill Baker and Nathan Bender have started to Nc
Pbersop County.
Charles Bremen is attending commercial college,
| in 81. Joseph.
Josepb xiv. euployed by Henry MYERS, was
thrown from a loaded wagon, and by accident his
| right leg WINS broken below the knee. DIR. Cough
| has the case in charge.
Mrs. Rev. ID. waldell, the consumptive, is some
| what improved.
| Mrs. Kelley. by Incident. broke her arm on the
Goth inst
| Chris. Jerkinson, who was thrown from hand
car, recently. is able to be out hut it will be some
time vet before he will I've able to work Both cases
| are under the care of Drs SAWYER & Brownlee. The
company partnership of these two gentlemen in the
medical and surgical profession nsures success
| Mrs j. NJ Curtis has been sick for q week or ten
| DAYS with nervous affection Her age is 81 years.
| The dramatic entertainment, on the 2Ist was a
| eomplete success. and the play and management
we're equal to the expectations Of all their patrons
The Club will pIay again. Tuesday evening, Februa
~ OIL . different and more excellent plav with
better hall improvements. and better accommoda
tious and eouyenences for all who NAV come and
| patropize
| Tn. vounP people enioy Themselves coasting down
| hill ON hand sleds. boards, and goods boxes.
| A mass convention of the aualitied voters Of
WAYNE Township, convened here. OIL the nd, and
nominated a Township ticket, regardless Of rsrty
affiliations their object being to secure the service.
Of men who would work in the interest of the people
of the Township rather than TO work up individual
| and Marty s,r;f The ticket ia n good onc commas
ed os men tried and true. who are honorable and
tru.twortbv gentlemen. and strictly legitimate bust
moss men who are economical by praetie. in the p,r
f,rm,pcc of the sworn du,ie. reouired of them b,
,,w
Far Trustee VIM. NJ. Fec.
| For Treasurer. Isaae +. Viewer.
Far Clerk Josepb S.bIetzhaum
Far Cons,ables. Vim. FIovd and Shan MeRae.
| pooJ S,n.-,;ssr far zach Dis,r;.,
Thn oorv.n,;o, r.. wall attended and the orls,
.,.,,o,,;o,s al ,,o hama tho yo,;rg N, .lect;o,
J,,. ill b. al. same
Arena JoJ,e Ma AFSA NJ hold reoular
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. Hanpson Is prepared 10 loan
money 10 1he Farmers of DoniPhan
County. ON long tIme, nt per cent. In.
.erest, and IN reasonable commission.
Money mny be paid before due, and
stop Interest, II the borrower chooses
No delays In furnishing the money. No
sworn appraIsement or nPPiicniiea
required. Call on him at the Office Of
Register OF Deeds, at the Court House.
o5aprlt. -. n. HA"t'SoNs
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Money 20 Loan!
Ar. q a.d per cent interest Tssse and anoHn

AL, g. anI per cent interest 7ss-e and amoH"s to
stit borrower.
Ifyou want to pay off mortgage, OF transfer your
Indebtedness, securing to yourself the more recent
rates of interest established, you should see me- No
inspection or sppraisement fees-money furnished
without delay upon production of abstract and per
,oo,;op Of ti,lo ALBERT wADDELI-
ot5c. with Attorney at Law,
A1RyKT PEKRr Troy, Kansas.
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The pride Of Mother, the life and joy of a home,
are her children hence her grief when sickness enters
and takes them away. Take warning then, that ysu
arc running terrible risk, if they have Cough
Group or whooping Cough, which lead to Consump
ten, if Won do not attend to it at once. SHlLOHs
CONSUMPTION CURE is guaranteed to cure them
Price 10 cents. 50 eents, and $ioo. For Lame Back
Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price =
cents Sold by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy; J. A. Camp
bell. Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland; Herring
Brothers, Highland Station.
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Severance items.

DIR. Paul. the wonderful Prussian MUSICIAN, has
been spending few days at the hotel in this city,
and wonderful his success, that all our resi-
dent doctors talk Of starving themselves to DEATH
by way of revenge. The wonderful doctor succeeded
in getting pretty FULL any how, if he did have few
patients to bleed.-[Have some Of your boys got il
-Pr.l
Rev. Ash, of Indiana, Baptist minister, is hold
ing series of meetings at the NJ +. Church. Those
who have heard him, pronounce him fine speaker.
Prof Thompson and sister held two literary and
dramatic entertainments at the church, last week,
with very Indifferent success
The Severance Dramatic Troupe held forth at the
school house, last Saturday evening but the house
was small, owing to the weather.
A little child Of Mr.. Cummings is quite sick.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Wards children are
all recovering from the Diphtheria. They have had
| a serious time.
In justice to the parties who made the raid on
Campbelrs drug store wish to state that it was len
gallons, instead of hco, as heretofore mentioned.
| The Democratic Township Convention meets. on
| Wednesday of this week; and that will be too
late for the Chief get report Of the proceedings
can merely guess at the result. From indications,
| the Trusteeshp lies between Mr. Ward and Mr. Jen-
kins ~. j. Jack Pry, suppose, will gather in the
spoons for Constable-and rs these are the only
Offices of honor and profit the others will not pro-
duce much agitation.
Mr.. II. Day, the Republican candidate for Trustee,
is farmer living near to town; u of large e1-
perience, and fine scholar, and will make, If elect
ed an excellent trustee. In fact unusually good
ticket WAS chosen, and with proper exertion. sue
cess will surely he with .'l23"
| Wolf River Township Republican Conven.
tion.
| SEVERANCE HAS, January q, 1881.
In pursuance to Published notice, the Republicans
met in mass convention, at O'Clock. January Id,
1881 Mr.. j. W. Schock called the meeting to order,
and on motion, Lieut. ]. II. Long was chosen Chair
man. and ID. l.. Carpenter Secretary.
Mr.. G. II. Robb offered a resolution pledging all
who took part in the convention to support the noun
inees- Amended to read, the candidates before
the convention support the nominees. Resolution,
Us amended, carried.
| Herman Day nominated for Trustee.
a. c. Manwarng nominated for Clerk.
J. W. Schock was nominated for Justice of the
/ Peace.
| I. II. Franklin was nominated for Treasurer.
Bent. Paschnl and Jack Walters nominated
for Constables.
The following gentlemen nominated rs Road
Overseers in their respective Districts:
District No. I, N. e. Speak.
| ., W. Darby.
" 3, C. W. Holeomb.
| 4, E. Erickson.
| =" S, J. Kelley.
| " Z, Thos. Steanson.
| =" s, J. Robbins.
On motion, the Secretary instructed to furn
ish copy of the proceedings to the Troy Chief for
publication.
Convention adjourned.
J.H. LONG,
| d. L. CARPENTER, See. Chairman.
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Y- The people of this locality encountered a gen
vine phenomenon, last Friday night. TWAS snow
ing brisky with perfectly clear sky in every di-
rection and stars brightly shining Ii was not frost
flying, but regular snow, and fell in sufficient
quantity to cover all bare spots Of earth and side
walks Another singular fact of this winter is, that
for several weeks past is has been showing nearly all
the time and but very little snow has fallen.
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II We recently announced, with much pleasure,
that Mr. Thornton Walker, editor Of the big wheel
of our cylinder press, took a solemn oath, on New
Years Day, not to drink any intoxicating liquor for
one year We feel it to be our dnty to say that
he has gone back to the beggariy elemcnts lie has
got beyond the reach of solemn oaths Nothing but
ST. John & God can save him. When he can't get
any mnre lanor he will ..swear Of again.
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An Old Doctor. Advice.

1t was this: Trust in God and keep your bowels
OPEN For this purpose many an old doctor has
advised the habitually costive to take kidneywort
for no other remedy effectually overcomcs this
condition. and that without the distress and gripping
which other medicines cause. IL is radical cure
for piles Don't fail to it,. Translated from dhs
Ncr Yorker ZeihtRq.
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VAN BUSkIRk
&c
BRECKENRIDGE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
A CARD.

To NIL who suffering from the errors and indis
eretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
loss of manhood, &c, will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T. IsHAS !Staiios ID, Nes York City. l5aprly.