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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Thursday's Proceedings.

Washington, May 5.-The senate, lmme'
diAtely after the reading OF yesterdays
journal, on motion of Dawes, AT 1905, went
into executive session, and confirmed severa'
nomination, including that Of william Wal
ter Phelps, OF New Jersey, to DO minister 10
Austria.
Consideration Of tho Chinese immigration
treety was then resumed, Senator
Willis taking the floor il continuation
Of bis argument in favor Of rs!ltying'
Tbe senate transacted remarkable
amount of business in its executive session
TO- dsy, clearing the calendar of the treaties
and also taking fnal action on SO nomins'
tions. The first matter disposed of was the
Chinese immigration treaty which. after near
ly three hours debate, was rst fed without
amendment by practically q unanimous vote,
there beng only two senators recorded
in the negative. TIE Chinese
commercial treaty was then taken up, and
after a brief discussion was also ratified
without amendment, substantially without
opposition.
The senate next ratified in quick succession
the ex.rsdition treaty with tho DATED State
of Colombia, the consular convention WIN
Italy, the convention with Morocco and trea!g
with Japan, relative TO the rec 2',;ai
duties Of the United States and Japan N the
case of ship wrecks upon their respective
coasts
Tue following southern nominations were
confirmed during the day session. Joseph
7 CASTOR, 70 be surveyor of the port Chatta-
nooga, Tenn; B. Evrett to be collector OF
customs for the fifth district of North Caro-
liza, and William Umdenstock collector OF
revenue for the fourth district Of Texas.
rostmasters George E. Matthews, HALE
burst, Mississippi; 4. Richardson; Port Glib
son, Mississippi Alex. G. Pesrre, Greenvilieo,
Mississippi, and w. S. Upton, Cleveland,
Tennessee.
The nomination of Miss Julia Z. Woolfold
to be postIuistress at Jackson, Tennessee, was
to-day sent to the senate.
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waco.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Waco, May Cd. II. Murphy, Of this
city, was arrested in Whitney last night and
reached here tonight, charged with attempts
ing an indecent assault on Mrs. Pearson, a
widow who lives on Eighth street, this city.
Murphy is in the employ Of Col. r. B.
Parratt, Texas agent of the Mobile Life
Insurance company. He also solicts subs
scriptions for the Examiner and Tele'
phone, this city. and the Galveston News
He left Waco Thursday forenoon
on life insurance business. During the day
Mrs. Pearson went before the grand jury in
room that morning at 3 O'clock and made an
ass .ult on her. Her daughter in an sdjoin.
ing room heard the noise and came in, when
Murphy desisted aad left the house, swearing
he would kill the woman if she told of it.
This information led 10 Murphy's arrets
at Wheeling and return on the train to
night in charge of Sheriff Hall, who went
at or him. In an interview with Murphy
he informs your CORES pondeHt that the
charge is utterly false ard al attempt to
blackmail him. He is in jail to night, and
the matter will come up in the district
court tomorrow. OF the woman, Mrs
Pearson, but little ID known here. She came
to Waco from Austin, and is a spiritualist
Murphy is an unmarried man, about thirty
years old, very industrious, and has always
borne good character. The case creates
great excitement, but the sympathy of the
public is generally with Murphy.
Very heavy rain hers this afternoon and
night,
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Cameron.
Special TO the Herald

Special TO the Herald.
Cameron, May 5.-The district court has
for the past two days been engaged in trying
an important case involving the RICH! of
property to large amount. The parties
were Leon & II. Blum vs.. Greenblock,
s. Co., and Legrese Sc 90. The case arose
out Of an attachment levied by plaintiff on
large amount ofproperty charged to belong
to EGsterwood and claimed by defendants
under purchase from Essterwood. The case
contained many interesting points and was
ably conducted by the attorneys.
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiffs by
the court. The result of this suit settles
other important cases in this court. The
defendants have given notice of appeal.
The grand jury adjourned to-day after
finding one hundred and forty-one bills, of
which thirty-six were ielonies, yet they say
crime is on the decrease.
A magnificent dinner was given to-day by
the young ladies of this place for the benefit
of the Methodist church. 1t was an elegant
affair and resulted in much pecuuiary benefit
to the church. III
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ned,cn, Association

Richmond, Vs., Aay 6.-The attend
ance Il tue American medical
associa ION meeting to-day was larger
THAI any previous day. A number
of interesting papers were rssd and sppro-
priately ,'iposed Of. The committee on
Nominations submitted tho following
names of officers for the ensuing year,
who will be confirmed Tomorrow: For
president, J.J. Woodward, Of the United
States army; first vice-president, 7. o. Hoop
or, Of Arkansas; second vice-president,
Cor.es Conner, Of Michigan; third
vice-president, Eugene Chisholm,
OF North Carolins; fourth vice-president,
Hunter Mcclure, of Richmond; secretary
William b. Atkinson, of Pennsylvsnis;
treasurer T. @. DunglisOn, Of W. 1hington;
ID. c.; chairman Of committee Of arrange
menis. A. S. Stone Of Minnesota. Vacancies
and judicial positions were FLIED by The sp-
pointment of DR.. S. B. Bobhsn, Of Penn
sylvsnis; DIR. J. N. JONES, OF The District
OF Columbis; Dr.. A. LsnithuD, Of Ne
brAske Wflism B. Roby, Of Micbi-
gan: h. ID. Hsller, Of Vermont; A..
B. Stone. Of Missouri, and B. B. Cole: Of
California. 81. Paul was selected 80 The
next plses Of messing. Tonight the members
Of the association, and ladies' accompanying
them, vii be guests Of the Richmond doctors
snd citizsns generally, at en- elegant enter
isirmert The assOcistion Edj0urns tO-mOr-
~ru
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Neane.asr,.Preeee

Washington, May 4.-The vice-presideni
laid before The senate the unfinished busi.
ness, being the resolution for organization Of
sensis officers.
Mr.. Dawes took TIE floor and proceeded 10
give brief history OF The action Of both
sides Of he ssnsts on the resolution. he
said The senate had not hem permitted 70
express is own Judgment II hsd been
psrslyzsd. II the ssDa.s could Be thus par
siyzsd b. The opposition bsra, The govern
ueut - . whole could BE- blockei 20 iis
functions in The same vsy- He chsrhciarizs1
ths imposition Of tbe democrats ~ rsvolu-
ti1nsrT tsrdirg 10 weaken and undermine
TIE p1vs-nme1t q dsvoives On the rtp1b-
licar ps-tT. be sid, 70 MAINTAIN tbt reJilblis
ard FErf-ssrtstiVs gOEerurnsrt 10 thii c1un-
t-r. ard ths rspubiexr parts sccepis tn.t
reFn5rsitiIiiT ftf herself "a srestlnE 10
otts-s be declared fhst he would ooriinus -
ue e-t he e0riesf for fhs rszoiu1ons not
for shst il co1tsiDs3, but bsca1ss 81 ne T'-in-
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Thief Neck Of hs inhabitants. Ills r'"-.
dererl wero parties from tho natioi
SCENE thsi h0 noticed two men riding thl
Tho I ~ OF Gordonsville, md that he ca q,
TO then 10 stop, which they did, and waited
Tor him t. come up. They were about ten
fa'' 'pe T. when they. bslted. ho passed the
ito. not rolicing that he wa3 armed and
went on TO the second and informed him Of
his ofiicial capacity, when the party behind
fired on him. the ball piercing the brain over
he right eye The other then fired, tho ball
passing through his body. They put spurs
TO their horses, the hpdmost man ridipg
over him and firing AT him again as he passed.
He never spoke, and was dead when resched.
Purs uit Yves given at once, but with what
results has not been learned
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NnYaSOIn.
Special to the Herald.

SpeCIaI 10 UH6 HtTdIU,
Navasota, May 6.--Tho union Sunday
school picnic was not as largely attended a
anticipated on account of inclement weather
Charles S. HITLER made short address, and
was followed by Captain I. D. Cobbs, who
delivered q most elegant Grafton. Aftei
speaking sumptuous tables were spread, wher
1t began raining andmsrred the pleasures of
the day.
The Nsvasota guards will attend the
Houston Volksfest in full force.
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Houston.
Specialize the Herald.

Specialize the Herald.
Honstop, May 6-Mr. Reid, the county
treasurer of Orange county, who disappeared
about Mardi Gras time, was arrested here
tosday. He is insane. and not responsible for
any of his acts.
The Houston Press club held meeting to-
day TO hear reports and transact other
business connected with the entertainment of
editors next week. Everything is prepared,
and magnificent reception, banquet, etc
will be rendered the visiting editors.
The coming volksfest will be the finest
eyer given. The fireworks are to surpass all
former exhibitions.
A light rein fell to-day, and there are
indications of more before morning..
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Special to the Herald.

DiTVNItII % VI . TIT f7INI'
Hampstead, May Sat the Fireman
celebration, which took place here on
Tuesday, Miss Hsvrie Bedell was crowned
queen of May, Csptsin H. P. Alesbury deiv-
tring the coronation address, and r. S. Reese
the orator OF the day. Tha efforts Of both
gentlemen are spoken of in terms of the high.
est comrnendaton. Three fire companies,
the johnson Guards and q large number Of
ofthe day comprised music, speeches, "a militia
~ dill, foot racing and gander pulling il the
open air at night.
To night Mrs. e. L. Saxon lectured IN the
court house to smsll audience. She is q
woman Of pleasing address.
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M arsIlnlI.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, May Al. j. Small, master
mechanic, having resigned, j. F. Sechlor has
been appointed to succeed him.
William Stanclf, supposed to be Edward
Hsgan, who killed man in Vncennes, Ind
was tried on writ of hsbeas corpus to-day
and discharged.
A. gentleman Just from along the New
Orlean: Pacific line, reports that after the
bridge is completed across the bayou twelve
miles from Shreveport, track laying will b.
resumed at rapid rate.
The Office of general passenger and ticket
agent on the Texas s. Pacific has been abol-
shed, and W. II. Newman will be general
freight and passenger sgent
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OYartDrn.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Overton, May 6.-General Webster Elan
agan left yesterday to attend the supreme
lodge X. of II. at Minneapolis. He carried p
resolution from the Overton lodge asking the
consolidation of knights of Honor with the
Knights and Ladies of Honor. This
order had grand picnic here to-day at the
college building. Miss Anna Bogusrd and
Miss Edith Brooks, of Troupe, and Miss Ella
Crow, of Henderson, were visitors to cur
town. Everything went off quiet and it was
q day of pleasure,
Judge A. II. Watkins, resident of this
county, and an early Texas pioneer. died last
Tue day.
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Austin.

Special to the Herald
Austin, May 5.-In the supreme court To-
day, the following cases were disposed Of:
Browder vs. Browder ct all from Stephen.
son. Dismissed.
Sneed vs. Townsend; from San Saba. Mo-
ton 10 advance overruled.
Cook vs. Carson; from Psrker. Motion to
file trsnscipt granted.
A few other unimportant rulings was all
the business done. Nothing was done in the
court OF sppeAls.
Yesterday the governor pardoned The
following persons: s. I. Crowdu,
sentenced TO the penitentiAry for theft of
horses; reason. good con0uci and impaired
mind. David Parker, from Caldwell county;
reason. good conduct and time about up.
Sam Nolan. from Harris, for murder in the
second degres; reason same ks above.
Nearly FIVE hundred drummer licenses
bsve been Issued from the comptroller .
ofics.
In Justice Gregg's court to-day, man
named Hoolahsn wss fined S. and costs for
pkintiug signs without license for tobacco
firm.
List night tbe Austin dramatic amateurs
played lhs Honey Noon 10 crowded house
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nNOTICE.-ls hereby riEsn that On NaJ Oh
the management % TIE Wheeler 4 Whom niaH-
ufasiurlng en- parry or mis- olty NJ isunlrr
TIE mausgs1ne1t a a l. C1nusli. Who ha-
had many years e stpeIieucs Dr. gre rsuins
msctlre businss-. ard 20 81 th1ss vlilfuould
ussto make a yurchs-s Of tire Neu -. 2,
CA Be cen rraliisd -lIr -aIlirg or laaTins
8-lsrs q srs. 5ll u ia STREET
W-tsslrr a e7fs11 ufFrC5.
Pr ~ M1uat
DnIlns, Texas. My 5, Js-1-
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIsTS.-We have
been selling Swift's Syphilitic Specific for
years, and regard 1t superior to any thing
know to science, for the diseases for which
1t is recommended. We have never known
OF single tailure.
s. j. C8ssels, Townsville, Ga L. F. Greer
z Co, Forsythe, Go; Hunt, Rankia & Lamar,
Atlanta, Ca; PembertOn, Samuels Il Re
noGs, Atlanta Ga; Daniel & Marsh Altar -,
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 49,.
We have used Swilt's Syphilitlc rpecii in
the treatment Of convlcts for the last ear,
and believe 1t Is the ony certain remedy that
will effect n permanent cure for diseastS for
which you recommend II,
Ora Mt, hLtXANDER & Co.
81 ,0C0 reward will be paid to any chemist
who will find, on aUalysis Of.l00 bottles OF
S. S. s.. one particle Of muroury, iodide potas-
SUM. or any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the Swift Specific COM
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by George r. At
kins, Thompson, schott & Co., and W. ii.
Patterson.
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D,stric, criminal Court.

Two cases were disposed Of in the district
court yesterday. In the case of the state vs.,
Henry HusReld, charged with forgery, the
defendant was acquitted. There are two
other cases Of similar character against him
yet to be tried.
The Jury 10 the case of the state vs.. Frank
Bell colored. charged with burglary, found
him not guilty. When the prisoner was
brought into court il wss as much as Mr..
Payne could do 10 prevent bE pleading
puiltv TO the charge.
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Galveston,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Msy 5-Deputy Marshals CAL
laway and Phillips left for Chester, Ills, to-
day with VIM. Rockford, convicted In the
United States Court of passing counterfeit
money, and given five years, and Luther
Jones, for violating postal laws, sentences
for three years.
VIM. McGregor had foot mashed by the
Santa Fe train at Arcols this morning. he
was taken to Houston, where the wounded
foot was amputsted.
The stste and county collectors statement
shows the amount of taxes collected since
January LIST, TO be one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
The railroads are all being extended 10
Kuhb's wharf 10 be near the Palmer and
Sullivan grounds, when they come.
William McGinnis, who embezzled twenty
dollars from William McGuth, last January,
and who has been wsnted during the inter
vening time, was arrested, tried and bound
over 70 The grand jury to-day.
William Kennedy, The man who attempted
70 kin Young Hammer Tuesday night, was to-
dsy bound over to the grand jury under 500
bond, which he failed 10 give.
The committee formed for the
purpose of getting the state
university lOcsted at Galveston are
hard Al work D pairing matters. Dikeviss
the COMMITTEES Of coDsultsii0n with the Palmer
& Sullivan railroad, Who are gaining
ground fast in the way Of subscriptions.
donations, etc.
Yes.erdsy Mrs. Ash came in BY The train,
delivering a trunk 10 drHyman % be de-
liversd. Neither the trunk or drAymsn
hsvs been seen since
A grsud twenty-five mile race VII lake
place on he IN instant bstEeen he chLm>
pi0n Of Chicsg0. aid " illisi1 Reagan, ne
chsmDion q 1sIss.
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fan Antonio.

Specitt, 70 the Herald.
San Antonio, May 6.-The following
special WAS sent to the Csstroville Quill from
this place to-day: A carrier to General
Stanley reports that Lentensnt
Bulls,who pursued the Indians that murdered
the Mcclure family, followed across the
of the Pecos and few miles
in Mexico. He overlook and fought them
Wednesday, killing four bucks and one
seuaw, and woundipg and capturing several
aquaws and children. Twenty horses
aud much property was captured. Bulls
lost no men and will return at once.
Nearly three inches of rain here last night
and to-day, bringing the river up
about six and half feet. No
damage. good rsiLs are general
throughout this section. Fine crops are
assured.
The examination of the young men charged
with robbing tho stages has been again
postponed to await the arrival of an important
witness
Lightning struck tho mayors private
stable last night which entirely consumed
the building and killing fine horse. Some
damage was also done 70 the Western Union
telegraph Office by large bali of lightning.
Robert Ballertyne, AT Bracket, was given
90 years in the penitentiary for killing
soldier in 1875. He has
had several trials. AT last he
was sentenced to ten years. He was
dissatisfied and had another trial with the
above result.
The conservation of Bishop Neroz will
be the frat conservation Of bishop
in this state. The Bishops
having heretofore been concentrated in other
places before being sent TO this state.
Information received at headquarters late
this evening, and indicates that Texas
is no longer in the military division of the
gulf, which has been broken up. The de-
partment of Arkansas is also broken up, and
Gen. Mckenzie relieved. Details will be made
kno wn in few days, butt ia pretty certain
there will be but two divisions east and
west, under w. S. Hancock and Sheridan,
respectively, with Texas in Sheridan's
division under command of Gen. Shcofeld.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital flu d
passing unobserved In the urine, end man 8
other diseases lhaC lend to insanity and death
The Meotcal Gen lemen connected with tbi o
ipsi tuition are graduates of the besL College,
OF En0pe and ihls country, and have bag
a roe e.perJence IN these tNCullsS, and Will
agree 10 lotreit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLA r. s
or caseor this kind the VITAL RESTOtlA =
TIVE (under their special advice and treat |"
meut) will not cure, or for anything imrur
or injurious found in it. We treat all Priyat O
Diseases success lily without mercury, CON-
SULThTIUN FREE. Thorough evan nation
and advice. including analysis of urine. So /.
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE So q bottle, or
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any ad-
Dire IS upon receipt of price, y. o. secure
sired by Eoglish Medical Institute, No. us
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postoftice
box 2iG0.
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tollyer s.
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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5hernS au.

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, May AIN the district cour'
John Stone was sentenced for two years fol
the theft of cognRc brandy from the Union
depot. The evening was taken up in en-
paneliog q Jury in the case Of William
Long, Tor the murder of William Currair
last July, near Van Alstyue, in this county.
The county court is being run on liberal
basis, all aoquitisls or no convictions.
Rain ia still pouring down.
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Reward offered.

Twill psy $50 for the prOofthst will lead
10 the conviction Of the thief who mutila'ed
and distracted from the poems of Fsther
Ryan, the picture and verses, "rhe Fallen
Banner" The book lsv on the table in The
Office Of The Sun, No. 1ll4 Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. GEORGE w. PATRICK.
Proprietor Of the Sun, lila Elm street,
Dallas, TeEss.
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Ponder on ,thesc Truths

Torpid Kidneys and constlpete1 bowels are
the great cause OF chronic diseases.
Kidney Wort has cured thousands. Try IL
and You will add one more t. their number.
HahiIual cOsiivenesa affllcts millions OF the
American people. Kidney-Wort will cure II.
Kindey-WOT has cured kidney COM
plants for thirty years standing. Toy II.
ENchanne.
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Illustrated Marriage DINd6, 200 RgRos, ci0ls
and gilt binding 10 cents, sand In paper
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cents, Momnn
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, ccnts--secgey
eealod, by mail, Send money or postpse
stamps. DR. WHITTIER, the great speclutsl.
~ ~ Charles Street. 81. Louis. Mo.
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Or. Woods FavOrite

Ia warranted to eradicate syphilis In any of It's
complicated stages In less time than any other
remedy knOwn aud for less money, too.
PrcO Is per package
thirty years practical exprencs Cures
private diseases, no matter how serious or
long-s'endlnR, in less time and furnish Medi
cine for less money, than any other physician
or druggist In IT, Louis.
Every case guaranteed.
Call or write; STATE case. DIR. WOOD,
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Special % the Herald.
Galveston, My s.-Tbis afternoon Tom
CoHn and Bob Piizsllsn started from ne
new vhsff insssifTto tbsscbooDer buohorsd
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A Lady-s Wish.

"Oh, how ] d. wish ny skin was 80 clear
ard son as TOurs," said = lady. ''l0u can
easily male u s1,H answered The friend.
How" Inquired tho 1rst lady. . By using
blooming health. D. cid u for ne, a. you Oh
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Battle Betuees tberurHs aud Rebels

Vienna Esy 5.-siE thousand AlbAuisns
s.tseksd thrte .sbOrs Of Turkish troops
saturday uesr Prisre15- TIE Turks were
hs-d pressed. when Dsryiseh Psscha srrivs1
viii tour tsbors Of trOoDs snd totsl,y de-
fs.f-7 TIE Albanisns- Combi,sd losses,
1 500 killed s-d wounded.
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The Great English Remedy.
8 Il never falling Cur

Is a never falling Cure
for Nervous debility,
exhausted vita lily,
S EN- in al Weakness,
SpermatOTrhoea, LOST
M ANhOOD, impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and nj
tho terrible effects oil
Self Abuse, youthful
|fo!iies and excuses of
maIdrer years-such as
loss of Memory, Lat
II { Il d q, n o G..turnof
Emission, Aversion OF
SCCio!y. Dimnegs of
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sherman.

Special % he Herald.
shsrmsD, Nay G.-InislIigence Just re-
csi,s5 bsrs iron Go-dOnsvills, in this equity
gives . few rsssrrs particulars Of The murder
Of Constable DaIlas Hodges. He Ess sn
se,ivs ard effcit1t o1csr, and per
formed his duty sszrlsssly. BE
rs teen uabinE srresis IN
ths Eaiion lsisiy, sua has sbg1i empiisd
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ConQueror Of All.

pr. WOO1S' lnJections Il warranted 10
cure GOnoThuea Of male or female. Price 81,
with directions, to agy address. A guarantee
with each package.
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Prescription Free.
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90 DEBILITY ard lrlr1te1cy, most 1ruezlf
Lave fte mlelirlr-s- We visa - ztcI -
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