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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-03-05
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1t is tho remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to owomon.-MoiherS) Mag.
II has passed severe tests and won endorse.
ments from some of the highest medical tai.
ent in the cOuntry.--N. Y. World.
Noremedy heretofore discovered can be held
for one moment in comparison with it.-Dr.
c. A. Harvey, d. D., Washington, D. C.
This Remedy. which has done such wonders,
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of any medicine upon the market. and is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at 81. .25 per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES UURE. 1t is a POS l.
TIVE Remedy. II. IL. WARNER & CO.,
sep.4. Rochester, N. Y.
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~ g U E E W.

THR LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TODAY agree
that most diseases are caused by disorderci
Kidneys or Liver. If therefore, the Kidneys
and Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect
health will be the result. This truth has on
ly been known short time, and for years
people suffered great agony without being
able to find relief. The discovery of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era
in the treatment of these troubles. Made
from a simple tropical leaf of rare value, Il
| contains Just the elements necessary to nour.
| ish and'invgOrate both of these great organs,
and safely restore and keep them in order. 1t
| is n POSITIVE REMEDY for all the diseases
that cause pains in the lower parts of tho
| bOdy-for Torpid Liver. Headaches, Jaundioe,
| Dizziness, Gravel, Fever, Ague, Malarial
| Fever, and all difficulties of the kidneys
Liver and Urinary Organs.
| 1t is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
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Menstruation and is Invaluable for Leucorr-
| hoea or Falling OF the Womb.
As Blood Purifier 1t is unequalled. for 1t
cures the organs that make the blood.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-03-05

The most successful Remedy ever discover.
ed as IL is certain in its effects and does not
blister Also excellent for the Human Flesh.
READ PROOF REIOW
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
who Mrs. yviusIOwe

As this question is frequently esked, we
will simply say that she Is a 10 dy who FOR ur-
wards of firty years has untiIingly devoted her
time and talents as female phytician anu
nurse, prime pally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution and wants
OF tai, humorous class, and, as result OF TINS
effort, aud practical knowledge obtained IN a
lifetime spent as nurse and physician, sne
has COMPOUNDED a soothing syrup for ohll
6ren teething. 1t operates like magic-giVlng
rest and health, ard Is moreover, sHre 80
Regulate the bowels. Ia con1elnence OF shls
article, Mrs. Winslow is becoming world-re.
uowaed " - JCACfact1r u her race cul,,rpN
certainly do rite up and bless her; esnecia,y y
this the case in tnis city. Vast quauui'es y
the soothing syrup are daily sold ana usa1
here We think Mrs. Ninslow he's immof-
tailed her nsmn Ivy this valuable articl Z
and We sincerely believe thousands OF chi d.
ron have been ssFed from nn early grave by T.,
timely use, and that millions yet unborn viii
shRre its benefits, and uaiie in calling h0i
blessed y mother na3 discharged her Guy
To her suffering little one, IN or opinion
until the has givtn 1t The benefit OF @rs
! ,sipslow's 500 hing syrup Try 1t, mntheIs-
try 81 now.-I.adlas' Visitor, New York City
sold BY nll drrFgisis % cents bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
MHTbIIhI IUTWH
Arrest Pat Hite. Red Light.
ntafrIct C0urt,

Gases set for Monday, Msrch 2lst 1881.
27Os Iasiah Curtis VS. w I Clark.
1850 Smith, Murphy & Peak VS. Worthing-
ton & Buchanan.
1850 Smith, Murphy & Peak VS. Thomas
Field.
1851 Smith, Murphy & Peak VS. Mcllhain
s. Stone.
1854 Smith, Murphy & Peak vs r I
Eisenlohr.
2901 Waterman, Starr " 20 VS. ID 4 War
rem.
324l j p Lawrence ct al VS. Thomas ID
Goats OF 81.
1858 Ell Waldron VS. w Keller.
1916 JB Lygo vs. British American assur-
ance company.
364g p - Crume We Spence a. Bryan.
$500 Jack Scott Va Texas 81 Pacific railway
company.
s775 Nave, Goddard & Co. vs. Ogden s.
Wolf
SsOs w Putty, by next friend, vs. w L
Williams ct al.
1857 Chssles Sealy W. John Edmondson.
1898 A Wood vs. II Davis.
1902 Charles Warner vs. Schneider &
Brownlee.
sos5 James Brooks VS. T & PRy Co.
1861 E& L Levi W 7 Il Z Ry Go.
1885 Lamar street Nj e church south We V
b Shumaker ct Al.
4Ols MARI L Rics et al vs. Ksin * Camp
bell.
1910 DIN Payne vs. Meek Clinton.
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charged moro than what Ia reasonable and
lust, and that tbs state lsF allowing only. %
cons per hundred pounds per hundred miles,
does not apply TO freight carried on express
or msil trains, and they have made con-
tract with the Pacific Express company. AFTER
ono wear from tho 10th Of March 1881 and
that the terms of said contract with said "a
cilc company are reasonable, just and fMr,
and offer TO accord the same terms TO the
Texn Express company. These suits arc
elciting great deal of interest.
The Texas Express company 10 represented
by Messrs. White IL Plowman, OF Dallas, and
Colonel E. e. Whitfield, Of Oo'inth, Missls'
sippi, and the International 81 Great Northern
railroad company is represented by Judge
Baker, of Houston and Messrs. Weilborn,
Leake & Henry, of Dallas. Colonel III. M.
Hcxie, vice-president and general auperln-
tendeDt of the International & Great north
ern railroad company, Governor John u
Brown, vica- president of the Texas " Pacific,
and O. T. Campbell, superintendent OF Texas
Express company, arc hero in attendance
upon the hearing Of the petiti'n sor pre-
lmirary injunction, the proceedings in which
began Yesterday, and will be continued and
argued by the respective attorneys to-dsy, at
the United States court room, before Judge
Mccormick.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
that Democratic Hammer

The elegant banner gotten up here In this
city prior 70 the presidential election Of
1876. and which was christsnsd the Demo
cratic Banner, 70 be bel5 BY the stale
casting the largest democratic vote,
US won bg The state OF Georgia Il was
promptly forwarded BY Hon. james b.
timrs4n. since then there has been another
n-e.,deutisl sleciioa. At which he Lone Star
slals east nearly 10000 more democratic
votes than that Of Any ether state
Hon Jsmes B Simpson sddressad the fol-
loving letter Yesterday 10 Els Etcellsncy,
Governor COlquitt and Iexss VIII soon bAve
back Der banner.
DALLAS, Tsxas. March u, ISL.
ooasruor-A Alfred " Caiquiti. Atlanta, GoorEla.
sR. Al the ins,s0cs and n behalf Of ths
democ-aey a this ciiy, ! hsd The hnnor b
sr.rsrnit % TIE Ststs a GsorEi. IN, 1875, Toe
danrc-atic barns-, ycur sisis hsFinE Won u
hv casting IN tb-rrssidsrtisl election - ihsi
SEQ. he ls-rsst ceuccrntic vCie.
I r-uld respectfully r-ouast re return 70
-rsr.s IL his fsr. inssuueh 81 seorgi4 OILY
-. IN 1880. q majority 1s1Docraiic vote e
a. ezf- vltIls Tsrss 60 = msj1riy vots q
r. .crrfiaors az he trarsmitial q She
- ~ I understand then. we're thst
ceo-ria st5uf orly rttsin = - Ing a. t1st
rap go rB5ritT esm0crAiic Vo's ~
r-rri1.rt
~srr ctetsrt ssrVnrt
Clsi-ns. Ds-n- IA Csrn- Or q D.nss-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
s.reet hallway Estonsion

For some time past the extension oftho
Main street and Jan Jacinto street railways
to connect In the immediate vicinity of the
fair grounds has been talked Of aud at last
tho connection Is on the eve OF being made
Stock in the enterprise is fast being taken,
and, although yesterday was the first time
the people were approached on the subject,
about $4,000 was snbsenbed. Tho Main
street line will be extended out that street
to the corporate limits and thence to tho fair
grounds by the most feasible route, and the
San Jacinto street railway will be extended
TO make the connection. The cost Of these
extensions will it is estimated, be about $l3,-
600, and work will begin 50 5000 as the neces-
ssry stock is taken. The distance of the two
roads thus connected will be i've miles and a
fraction. This will be n great convenience
to those living along and in the vicinity of
the proposed lines, and especially those living
al the fair grounds
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24

The iron was lAid on the twelfth mile OF
the Texas Trunk yesterday. II is completed
10 what is known as Rley's prairie, and
graded, with ties ready, 10 ksufnsn.
The ship Nadia few days since landed
$50 tons of British rails at Galveston, and
portion of her cargo was expected 10 arrive
in Dsllas last night This will lay down an
additional ten miles and complete twenty-five
miles In al. Bills Of lsding hsve been re-
ceivod Of % additional 100 tons, and which
will be due st Galveston IN = few days
At the headquarters . the company IN
his city. Il is expected TO finish the road 70
Kaufman By the LIST day Of June, and the
most extraordinary exertions vii be made
70 do 30. The road is now carrying enough
freight and pssseng,rs 70 pay its running eK-
pensss, although only completed twelve
milss out. Whea Il reaches the county town
of our adjoining noigbbor, Il will OF course
do hundred times more business than nOW.
II Il nj asant 10 note there = universal
feeling Of good will toward tbe Trunk, every
one wishing its lie succeosf1l penetration INTO
southeastern. Texas, and sssly completion 70
Sabre Psss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
Am Intervening Suit,

The suit tried yesterday in the federal
court wherein the Texas express company
was plaintiff seeking 70 prevent tho Pacific
express company from doing business in
Texas, was an exceedingly interesting one.
Among the speeches made, the one by Gov
ernor John @. Brown, vice-president Of the
Texas & Pacific, was forcible, logical,
eloquent and well conceived. Although he
has not practiced law for some yo"rs, still he
showed that he was at home il. the court
house and before q court, and that he is able
to look after his company and its interests in
the courts of the country, before judges and
juries, as we'll as he is on the outside and in
the competitions of trade and commerce.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
John Chrfsmsn and Pat Hill Arrested
for the Murder Of Jesse Harris
The Grand Jury Release them.

1t will be doubtless remembered by the
readers of the HERALD that on the morning
of October the 2Sth the mangled remains OF
man we're found on the track Of the Texas
s. Pacific road, short distance east Of the
round house, in East Dallas. They proved
to be those of jesse Harris, q young man who
lived few miles east of the CITY, As stated
at the time, there was but very small GUAM
tity of blood on the track and the jury q IN
quest were not satisfied as to the manner In,
which he came to his death. The genera
supposition was, however, that while drunk
he had lain down on the track and fallen
asleep, had been run over by freight tram.
The evidence elected at the inquest
showed that Harris had, the previous
night. Waited the Long Branch, a
house of ii. fame in East Dallas. The officers
were inclined to believe that he was
murdered, and especially Marshall Morton
and Deputy Arnold, who Sc. about to ferret
out the guilty parties. Suspicion rested upon
John Chrismap, who was at that time bar
tender at the Long Branch, and he soon
after left the country, and was not heard OF
until Wednesday, when Marshal Morton
received the following letter from him:
ABILENE, TaxAs, March 8, 1851.
Captain Morton:
DEAR SRI have been out west and since
have come back here several parties have
told me that you and your police have been
after me and / am accused of killing man
in Dallas. am not guilty, and If you want
me I am, here and you can come
and get me or send for me. guess can
pu. you on the right track myself from
what have heard since have been here.
l can prove from the books when LETT
Mollie Cross and stopped work, and can
prove / was in Fort Worth when the light
occurred; the man who did the killing is in
Dallas to-day at work, and am not going TO
shoulder any of his meanness. Will walt
here for week for you to send for me, and
If you don't come or send in that time ana
going back out west.
Very respectfully, JOHN T. CHRISTIAN.
Deputy Marshal Arnold left on the frs
train for Abilene, and yesterday morning
Marshal Morton received the following tele-
gram: ,o,,
Marshal Norton
Arrest Pat Hite. Red Light
ARNOLD.
1t was but few minutes afterwsrd before
Hite was behind the bars in the county Jail.
| Deputy Marshal Arnold arrived on the east
bound train with Chrisman, who was taken
before the grand jury, but no is either a
grand fraud or changed his miod about
peaching, for that body turned him and
G;to ioc.o u;ta nroclsims hia innocence.
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q sure THING.

Or. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, elect
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males and
females.
Or. Hunters Specific No 2 is q sure rem
edy for Shernatorrhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss Of Power, caus-
ed by self-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific so per bottle
injection 81. Sent everywhere By express
DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. Al
North Seventh street, s.. Louis, Mo. Sen
two stamps for treatise. Cures guarantee
or money refunded. y 4-d&w-l
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
Lat Nights TIre.

Az Ten minutes 70 II O'Clock last night the
alarm Of fro vss sounded, and i proved 70
b. he house Of Mr.. W. P. Silsr, = One-story
frsns building. situstsd ct the foot Of HOus-
Ton ssrsst TIE Ere dsunrtmsrt turned out
N coed tins. Ia owing 70 ths
ets-t he fsmss bed sud the
rs,rrisl beng ~ cd sess0re1 tmbsr'
wfich burnsf rapidly, and b. the tine ~
ergirs bsEsn 10 plsy. ths hre hsd co1e ~
- ~ 49,. fIuriser hundred feet vss
sst--l-s % pug 81 re e1rnsr Of Com
-. - Hou4for Streets, 81 blocks uf.
~ -7ia- I'D ~ uifs had ben 70 TIE thea
Al. "a 49, 20 TIER wEF bins Wien The
49, -. arur1rd- NJ. SIR rushed lrto
~ f'u-rirr hue sn3 ssgsi ts sccou1is
~ f-ut - Az tVe-1t.i1a e.ss- Der
r.',..f.rs. furritu-s. a. sIsle1 r. ~ 1eines
Tfs houss u1s insured - ao1ui sll5y1, A. {
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, March 16.-It is settled that Jay
Gould has bought the Galveston, Houston &
Henderson railroad and will make Gslvesto n
his gulf outlet. This creates considerable
excitement.
The grand jury are finding ndictments for
selling liquors to minors.
The court of appeals atli med the death
sentence imposed on Isaiah Walker, con-
vcsed of murder in the first degree by the
district court
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24

The drunkard is burden TO himself as well
~ bis friends aud both he ana his friends will
give much 10 be able to see re- form and sOhriety
Undue d. But since intoxication becomes a
disease IL requires a remedy OF no unusual ac-
taken 5lmmous' Liver Regulator ceclare that
u Gets the liver in action and fnvig-
crates the system in such a way as 10 destroy
the craving for strong drinks, and soon the
desire for liquor is entirely dfssipated. While
sh.Ey, nervous and distressed, res ut TO sim
rsOss' Liver Regulator a. tonic, 10 arouse the
TORPID liver tO action, 70 regulate the bowels
AMI remove tina feeling OF general depression
sud with 1t the craving for liquor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
Threatening to Take Life j..

j. Phillips, charged with threatening the
life of Mr.. John Mortified, was brought into
the city yesterday by two citizens and taken
before Justice Price, who fined him $25 and
cost for carrying pistol. and issued writ
bidding him to keep the peace. Phillips
has been jail d several times before for
threatening to AXE the life of Mr.. Mortified.
He was formel 7 tenan. of Mr.. Merrifeld's
and cut timber on the land, which brought
about hard feelings He was committed to
Jail
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
Court of Appeals.

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, March 16.-In the court of APP
peals the following cases were decided TO-
day:
w. and D. H. White vs.. Norton &c Wieder
from Dallas. Affirmed.
j. w. Eckford & 90. vs.. L. B. Langley;
from Bsxsr. Affirmed.
e. a. Braley vs.. Jas. w. Bailey; from
Gonzales. Reversed and remanded.
Snker, Davis & Co. vs.. La Case General
insurance company; from Dallas. Dismissed
per agreement.
Marion Childs VS.. the state; from Calves
ton. Affirmed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24

"a lady OF our acquaintance has been In quite
feeble health for many years-with come COM
plant peculiar to the sex--became feeble and
emaciated-lost her appette-was melancholy
-sleeple,s- CROWS and fretful Many years OF
suffering indicated that all medicines were a
failure. Thers had been spent over three hun
bred dollars without relief. Some one sug-
gested the use of Dr. Dromgoole's ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERs, aR it was not patent or a
secret remedy. 1t was used and seven bottles
effacLad q cure.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
Important suits in tbe U. >. Courf

Important suits in tbe u. =. Court.
The Texas Express company has fled
suits 10 the U. s. court at Waco and Dallas,
praying for an injunction 70 restrain and
enioin the International & Great Northern
and Texas & Pacific railroad companies frcr
imposing Whist they claim are erActions
upou the express company ~ would amount
almost 10 a Prohibition Of tue doing Of their
bnsiness The Texas Express company
clnina ia. toe express business Ia distinct
branch Of business and supplies great pub
lic need. such that railroads have seldom, II
ever. ahorded, AID that The express business
Il coevhi with railroads r. the Uuiied States,
snd has been established BY contracts with
rsilrosts, and BY custom and ussge, and
fbgt railroad Companies being public carriers
and having encouraged and sioed m estao-
Hshing tins distinct business, are bound 10
.rorsirus 10 At I'd sOrne facilities 20 express
connenv . do IL busine.s BY carrying its
fcrrbt On express trsins, md sre bond under
fhe law 20 chargs only . fair, reasossbla, just
and legal fate f0r carving The erpresA neignt
and MISTER q the public which sst.k. tbe
epsedv and ssfs transportation enere1 ~
tbs express compsuy. sud thst NE s..ials d
the state Of Texas fJrbl1s ralirosos ron
charging over ffty cents pH 100 pounds PEI
100 rnllss. and thst TIE amounts Demanded
and srscied By he rs;lrosd company q re
exurrss cornpsny Il rrs.ily % f1cess 81 my
cents pey 100 pounds per 100 r1.les. az Dcs
soir u fu.t bui er0rttsnt aua hlag.l 40
lssTes 10 p-ofi rhsisvsrto re erp-tss con
usnv. but results 70 lbs company N ro,usl
losz
4, Tnsv ok ttstfhs cCuIi Require s1id A. iefns-
<sar.eI q iSre.t E1rtterr rfI1o-1 c--rpArg
nd fsz-s 4 Pete rsllrtsf ,omFe.J -
OILY cta-g- rtai y far SO rsaso1Ao's 80
aIi1usd u lsu-
r. Trie-nati5rsI a q 81 Eorlbarr rnl-
rod comphrT cisiu - ~ - 10
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
Captain William Harris, of Farme

Captain William Harris, of Farmers
Branch, an old and prominent citizen of this
county, and chairman of the democratic ex-
ecutive committee of Dallas county, is now
With that old reliable hardware and sgricul-
tural implement house, Mesars. Mitchell d
Scruggs, of this city. This is most jude
cious selection, both 10 the interest of Messrs.
Mitchell & scrugg and our friends in The
country, as Captain Harris is worthy of the
greatest confidence. A large patronage is
due Captain e. for his we'll known integrity
az gentleman and large public spirit.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
English Female Bi.ters.

AS a powerful iron tonic and femele regu-
later, this combination stands almost alone.
IL Is decidedly the most valuable female med
icine ever offered to the public, and is held
In high cstaem throughout the country. 1t
cures female weaknesses monthly suppress
slous painful periods, relieves the hysterlcal,
imparts iron to tho impoverished blood
strengthens the deblltated, inyigorstes the
body md restores to health.
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70 oil who are suffering rom Tho error
And indlscretions Of youth, nervous weak
uess, early decay, lofs Of manhood, ETC.,
Will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary In South America. Fond q
neE-addresaed envelope 10 tbs Rov. Joseph
Il. Irmhn. Station d, New York city.
n28dSwly
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Prescrtption Free,

For the speedy cure of spermatorrhma, Sex
ual Debility and Inlpotency, most druggists
have tue medicines. We wish to TOP this
curse our civilization. Address, x Louis
Curative InBtitute, st. Charles ST., b, tween
6Gh and 7th, st. Louis, Mo.
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Won are Sad and Lonely

And it's all on account OF your indigestion
BROWNS PEPSIN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with the active principles of diges
ton, gives tone to the sy tenn and cures dys-
pepsia. For sale by Hoyt Coffin aud W
Howell & Bro, Dallas, and by all druggists in
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-24
No head-ache or bsck-ache for ladies
who drink "wyNE OF cHRDui."
For sale By ali drugE sis.
uHFeupd nj last.


A new ers T. da-ning upon women .Hither
she hiss been called upon % suffer the us 81
man flnd ana her own besides. The frequent
srf fisfrssrirc Irrss7Ilarisles peculiar - r
~ have long been 10 Der the direiul spriag
al woes urrufnbrr.d - in the MANSION Of The
rirh and hOves o. poverty aliks woman lns
been the constant yet patient FictIm ~
fh1usa ID lis unknovH 70 mar- and. without .
ernaly. ''Oh lord INV lonzi' n tne egDny
81 ls rorl. hath abe cried. Bot nov TIE a q T
n Der reIeruu J ~ has 00rn-. -he VII suIfr
- more. flr Brnf1eld's FsuIale X gulator,
w narh Beet Fri-u1, = fT sale ~ Al
~ r<is.s. Wnoiesale " Ih1rnp1onf 1cnott
rrsp.-ed ~ d.. J. Bradfeid. Auanis,
rrice. e. 81 pct bottle
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"WlNE OF CkRDUl" cures irregular.
painful, or difficult menstruation.
Fors alebY all druggists
Never Return,

Itisss;d that one out I every four real
invaids who 60 to Denver, Col TO recover
health never return 10 the east or south ex-
oept as a corpse. The undeftakers, next 70
tue hotel keepers, have the most prof able
business. This excessive mortality may be
preventbd and pstie OTIS served and cured under
he care of friends and loved once at home
II they will but use Hop Btters In time Thil
We know. See other column.
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Rev, Drs. letter, Broaddus, DiCklnGon-Bap.
IL Is endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mouy of men of national fame ana of stricte9t
of speech. 1t la not too much to say that no
medicine ever had such support IN lts favor as
specific the word ofGny one OF the emil
neut divlue3 who underwrite t. IL antldote to
dyspespsia has deserved weight. THEW "n'ed
WITH ess joined with the'oXperin ~ ';st a d
the approve Of the preparation DJ Snown
physicians removes all Doubt. II 10 Pc. uAu all
question n wonderful therGpeutlctl agent
Editors ReliglOuS Herald, Va.
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A victim Of carly imprudsnce, causing
nervous debility, prsrature decay, etc, hsv-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, hes dis
covered simple means OF self-cure. which be
viii send free 70 his fellow sufferers. Ad-
iress j. Il. Reeves, AZ Chathsm street. New
York