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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-08
A Dance Han Mobbed.

DENVER, Colorado, October "A dis
patch from Pitkin, to the Republican, says;
Several citizen having been lately robbed
and badly beaten, and the robbers traced
TO Charles Briggs, proprietor of a dance
hall. and his associates, yesterday, a
mob of citizens, after warning the inmates,
set fire TO the hall. Briggs fired into
the crowd without effect when some person,
unknown, returned thefire, fatally wound
ing Briggs
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PHovTDEScE. r. l., October 4.-The legis-
lature to-day, fhe two houses voting sepa-
rately for a senstor to succeed Burnside,
gsve a total vO.e Of IS for Nelson W. Al
drich, 5ei ~ q, majority Of al the members.
He viii probably be declared elected on the
first joint ballot. The other candidates
were p Sheffield with total vote Of II, and
]. W. Bippitt. 8
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Agrees to turn.

TORONTO, ONT, y. tober 4.-Wm. 7.
Bauch, financial manager of the American
Transfer Company at Bradford, Pennsyl-
yania, recently arrested here on a charge of
abstracting 100000 by alteration of the
company's bonds, was released to-day,
having agreed to make restitution and re-
turn to Bradford for trial.
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30 rear. fnr the oltr ID M.,iaa.-

NEW YORK, October 3.-The FLOWING are
the passengers on board the steamer City Of
Merida, bound for this city, AMI for which
The gravest fears are entei ,ained L. Kuhn,
+. Fendap and vie. Manuel Della Terre, J.
7. Donghead, Of Boston J. B. kiiblitte, Of
Brooklyn. No news regarding the steamer
was received ct the Office Of the company
this morning, and members Of the firm de
clare they have no fears az 20 her safety
She Il not due until Thursday next
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Washinpton Items.

WASHINGTON, October 4.-The president
has recognized A. J. Lapdaner rs Belgian
consul at New Orleans.
Capt. Howgate returned to this city
arrested on charge involving $4,000 en-
bezzlement in addition to the former
amount. A
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 4.-Colonel
Love, President of the Huntsville, Ala
bama, cotton seed oil company and p-omi-
nent citizen, was shot and instantly killed
by the brother-in law Of young lazy to
whom, 1t was said, he was paying improper
attentions
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WV Y0EK. October 4-fenaior Aeh0ns
viii address f1e rueHlbers n toe Union
League this evening mon the issues q the
camIiaien in Nil-i His n iS1-
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Another Innatio Wants a Consulship.

New YORK, October 3.-Among the call
ers on President Arthur, to-day, was a
lunatic named Wilkins bearing documents
recommending him for consulship. he
failed to see Arthur.
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Cold weather In New England.

Bosror, October Carbohydrates from all
Of Ney England indicate the thermometer
below freezing point, aid considerable
damage done to CROPS at Slowe Vermont,
and began to snow this forenoon. The fruit
Is frozen on the trees.
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SHREVEPORT.
Hartman. the Alleged suindler. Released
and ImmedlateIy Reairested ona Requi-
sifion-

spses.l - DE Herald
sHHEvEFOE1. October 5--At the meeting
ofcourt to-day Ha-man was brought 10 the
f1.. were be appealed % Judge Iayl1r NO
% - 80 him 1ere until be Uns rindicattf
rftfe rhr~re II indlirg our citizens- He
urs vtrr abus rt aiJoui the dis-rlct at,oT-leT
IN -iridrawing 80 stIlJusa charge azllllsi
him Until ~ had charce - prove 80
5-----.-~--. Hr-ss hrrerer- disrlIrrced
TirrsrrrrIf pr1ire EusItr arrested him e.
~. ~ a rr-Irisi.irlr from 1ernesset re
si,r.-.f rr-i4tar.rt wllen be was 0re-T.0u-
e-ed- VII q hat.ees c1-pus ras tssuel
lnss tlis evening. rtturn.sls e. ttrss clock
tCrrC-Cw.
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A Dead Body Discovered.

DANvILLE, Va, October AT Fall Creek
depot, in,this county, on the Virginia Mid
land railroad, yesterday the dead body of
James Withers, white, was found near
storehouse in which he had been doing bust
ness in partnership with Thomas Clark
The cause Of his death is unknown.
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AHom,oIde In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October Ain JefIer-
sonville last night, Ed McDermott, a noto-
rious character, killed John Keele and
fatally wounroed Barney McCarlle. Nc
Dermott was drunk, and engased in an
alteration win a man namea Pat Duffy,
the latter having his jugular vein severed.
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massachusetts, Republican Convention.

Massachusetts Republican, C0hVehtIoh'
Cambridge, Mass, October 5.-The repub-
lican state convention met here to-day.
Jno A. J. Creswell was made permanent
chairman, and an organization was COM
pleted. Committees were appointed and
recess taken till Up. m.
When re-assembling the convention nom
mated Thomas Gorsuch, of Frederick
county, for comptroller, tho only office to
he filed
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Additional Inspection.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 2.-Official no.
tice has been given that the importation of
ealyanic batteries, induction coils and in
sulated wire will be subject to the same
rate of inspection and control as the impor-
tation of arms.
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.Flre in Coburg. Canada.

CoBURe, ONTARIO, October "A fire this
morning destroyed in part the finest block
Of buildings in town. II commenced in the
Dumble block. A grocery, hardware store,
public hall and law Office were burned I;
Loss $1,000
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL, September Fired
erick Franks, in charge of the Jail here, was
murdered last night by a prisoner named
Price. The news spreed and crowd of 800
people burst into the jail, took Price out
and lynched him.
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su.tnInInr tbelr HeaIth eme-r.

WssHusI0s. October 5.-The Key West
Board Of Health has dismissed ifs president.
Plurnmer, who IN August last dismissed
bsalth ofBeer Lester for refusing 70 grant
clear ILLS Of health 10 outgoing vessels In
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, BosroN. October 4.-The State Democratic
Central Committee and other leading mem
bers Of the party have decided 10 nominate
at the coming state convention the ticket
~ laef wear
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RoxE. October 4.-The senate COMMITTEES
has approved the fundamental principles
ofthe elecforal reform bill. but its modihca-
ton being desired VIII necessitate the bill .
being ordered back 70 the lower house.
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. 81 staHOrd N0rlheoLe speal.s.

LONDON, October 4.-Sir Stafford North
cote, speaking, at Hull yesterday,
said the conservatives wished the land act
TO have fair trial, without regard 10 free
trade He was not i'm favor Of all The pIopos-
ais made by his conservative friends
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Boiler Explosion.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, October "a boil
err in Ledus & Plinnis' car factory at Carrol
ton exploded last night from LACK OF water
John and James Pickart, brothers. wer'
killed.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oc.obcr 4.-Mayor Shakes
peare has suspended the chief Of aides,
DevereuH, charges having been made
azrinst him 81 oppression IN Office. ins1i Or
dina,i0n and conduct unbecoming an Ofiictr
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EranCh Radicals.

PARIS, October AT private meeting
of the extreme radical committee, it was
resolved to convene another meeting to.
discuss the question of the impeachment OF
q minister.
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Captain HOwgate jailed In Washing.
tOn...Maryin, the Blgamist
Sentenced.
DIR. Bliss Writes Long Article Ex'
planning Garfleld's Case.
The Massachusetts, Democrats NOmi.
nate a State Ticket.
The Republican State Convention also
Organizes at Cambridge.
The French Delegation Arrive In
New York.
DIR. Bliss Rises to Explain.

New YORK, October ga re-
port of the case of President Garfield
by DR.. Bliss, to be published in the forth
coming number of the Medical Record, &C.
cupies over six pages of that journal.
He concludes his historyof the case as fol-
lows: 81 desire to say in brief review of
the leading facts as to the general conduct
of the case that it has been apparent to the
medical reader that my prognosis was ia
vorable, and Notwithstanding mutations
argued a successful termination. 1t is but
justice to myself to state that my prognosis
was based on lesion of minor
importance. Had our diagno-
sis been correct modern surgery
should have conducted the case to a success
full termination, l believe the medical
profession whom | address, will bear me
diagnosis had been also correct. was not
always able during the progress of the case
to account for many of the more
profound symptoms, and yet could
not succeed in learning of
any more extensive or complicated
LESSONS than were first suspected. He
makes inquiry of the profession whether a
more extensive exploration could have been
safely made, or whether the condition of
the president, with knowledge of the
relative position of the patient 10 assign the
character of the missile and also, the condi-
ton of the lesion, and symptoms which
follow, would have directed investigation
toward the actual track and lodgment
of the ball; also whether if any known in
strument or means of exploration has ever
been presented to the profession capable of
tracing, before the death of the patient, the
course of this bullet; also, whether his con-
dition would have been improved or miti-
gated, or his life preserved longer by an
other line of treatment.
DR.. G. F. Brady, surgeon to the Presby-
terrain and st. Francis hospitals in this city,
says the article on the case from careful
study of the symptoms in connection with
the examination of the autopsical LESSONS
leads to the conclusion inevitably that the
case was one which commencing as milder
form of septicenia gradually developed to a
graver form, or what is generally under
stood as chronic pyemia.
DR.. f. d. Weiss professor of surgica: anGt
omy in the University of New York, closes
his review with the statement that there
were sufficient grounds to warrant the
diagnosis that was arrived at and main
tanned up to the time of the death of the
patient, especially so in the absence of any
evidence that the ball had taken different
course.
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Washed Ashore.

WASHINGTON. October 2.-Signal corps
station, Cape Hatteras, N C., reports that
pieces of small boat with the meme of City
Of Merida on one part, washed ashore there
on Friday night.
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L0NDox. October A Copenhagen dis
patch sevs o le.ser pEhlished here states
that craIrs in SEe6e1 have failed, and il il
rep0i ed that a famine is pending.
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To Settle AlIDiffcuIties.

TuN1s, October IN. Roustan, the
French minister, has arrived from Paris.
Heis in vested with,full power to settle every
question that may arise.
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Nrr YOEK, OC.ober 4-Tlis fund for Mr..
Garfield nov rsacfes $50 II1 -. A sun
81 Ssh IS eddi.ilnel has also heer rnissd
81 The noiber q TIE lrte,rresideut-
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NV York. October She French dele
cation 10 the yorktown celetrsti0n has ar
rived Ire delegation comprises command
menf q Iichen SEN. General B0ulsrg.
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consequence Of the occurrence Of yellow fe-
yer ut that port, and has reinstated the
health officers. The autopsy sustained the
Of genuine yellow fever, hence his reinstato-
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THE DALLAS HERALD THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8,

cendlary fires are reported daily In the
villages IN ~ parts Of southern RI
They are Jftcd to the discOntea Uf
the peasa:. owing to the bad pay for
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-08
Discussing Guiteau's Case In the Jersey
Courts,

FREEHOLD, N. j., October AT the
opening of the Monmouth county court,
Judge Scudder, of the supreme court, de-
tailed to the grand jury the steps to be taken
by the New Jersey authorities in regard to
the punishment of the murderer of Presi-
dent Garfield. He said that
in his view after the statement
of the Washington district attorney
that the laws of that district were adequate
to meet the case, it would not be advisable
or necessary for the grand jury of Mon
mouth county in. which Long Branch is
situat ed to take action at present, unless
upon ratification by other justices, accord
authority of the city of Washington.
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No New Cases.

BR1cHToN BEACH, October 3.-The races
were postponed on account of the weather.
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ALDEN, October 2.-There have been no
fresh cases of cholera here since Tuesday
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BorDor. Octos,er 2-Ths stsndzrd's dis
.psteh irUn Berlin ssys. Sumsrous IN
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skE FEGsuso0, October "A special
rum TucsOn says: Indians numbering
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colonel ljohssont, Colonel Hlondet, com
mandrant Of Bordeaux; Dc Pussy Captain
Captain DE NASSAU, Schillin Peas
ant cammandant of Dc Wassi,
NJ. De Carcellc and Boulard
Folquoyille, secretaries, and also, Felix
Regamy, Marquis and Marquise dc Ro-
chambeau, Madame Loisseau,. Madame
Mason, Comto de Beaumont, CASTOR de
Lapten, Marquis of Loire, DE Lestrade.
Viscount do Ncuvelles Viscount de Hayes
envlle, Comte de Colonne and Viscounts
Henri and Christian d'Aberville.
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south Cardinals Ex-Governr.

VNEw YORK, October 4.-Ex-Governor
Moses, of South Carolina, who is charged
with obtaining money by false pretensions,
from William Z. Hall, was arraigned in
court to-day. A further complaint was was
b. ,A0 Townsend, esq. ' counsel for the
secretary of the society for prevention Of
crime, who accused him of swindling him
out of money on the plea. of furnishing
Townsend with some valuable papers
touching election frauds in the south. 1t is
thought that other complaints against the
ex-governor will be forthcoming.
BOUND OVER.
New York, October AT this afternoons
session of the court the case OF Ex-Governor
Moses was called, when his counsel waived
an examination, and the accused was COM
mitted for trial, the bail being fixed at
$4,000.
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CHICAGO, October 4.-The report that
John B. Hujon, the heaviest shipper Of corn
in this market, was short about 100000
bushels created almost panic on change
He was said to have been called on for one
million marign last night, and failed to re-
spond. This fact, and the action Of the
board of directors, fixing the marginal price
of corn at 90 cents, broke the backbone OF
the corn market and other grains sold down
in sympathy.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

SAN FRANCISCO, October A dispatch
from Tucson, says that adyices from last
night show that the fight on the road be-
tween Forts Grant and Thomas, on Satur-
day, lasted four hours. The Indians were
retreating across the Arivapa, slowly toward
the Gilinso mountains. One sergeant was
killed add four men were wounded. The
Indian loss is not known.
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sevonty.hyc to one hundred attacked the
San Amigos train mile cast of Cedar
Springs on Saturday morning killing Bar
talo Sam AInego and five trainers. The
men made a stubborn fight for their lives.
The Indians attacked Sanford's COM
mand about 3 O'Clock the same evening
three miles from the station. The fight
lasted till dark, when the Indians with
drew. A telegraph operator and four sol
diers repairing the telegraph line were, shot
to death. Sonford had sergeant killed and
six men wounded
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Why We Combine our
Advertisements.

We combine in order
to compete. By pool
ing our advertisements,
we can afford to give
that prominence to our
advertise EN- e n is that
would be out of the
question were we to adj
vertise individually.
Again, we combine
for the reason that we
are thoroughly ac-
quainted with those with
whom we combine, hav-
ing been for years their
n gh b orS, and can,
with out the slightest
hesitancy, recommend
each and every one to
our patrons.
Finally, we combine
.or the reason that by
SO doing we can afford
to give the purchaser
the benefit of what is
saved in advertising on
sales, which should to
them be one of the best
reasons for giving us a
call, as under any cir
cumstances we can sell
as cheap as any of our
competitors, and united
we cannot be understood.
We unite in calling
the attention of our pa
irons and the Public
generally to the advan-
tages to be derived from
accepting the invitation
here extended them.
Condensed, you will
find nearly everything
you want, and we know
at prices as low, if not
lower, than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. We
each individually most
cordially unite in re-
commencing the other
to our patrons.
It is no selfish motive
that prompts us, but a
sincere desire for the
Public veal, in which
our patrons are invited
to participate.
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MISCELLANY
WIT AND WISDOM.


Wreckers are at work in divers places.
Don't be afraid of a liberal use of printers
six.
The rod is never used in tho mackerels'
hool.
Absence destroys trifiing iutimacies, but it
iavigorates strong ones.
When a man FORCES he sometime finds it
necessary to make bolt.
A chiropodist might have his sign See
ile corn curing hero comes.
A noble part of every true life is to learn to
nndo what has been wrongly done.
During hot weather barkeepers report the
lemon squeezer as a pressing necessity.
The Esquimaux ought to be good classical
schoar--he is very fond of old grease.
There is one good thing about boy when
circus is in town--you know where to look
ior him..
Learn to say no. No necessity of swapping
i out dog fashion, but say 1t firmly and re-
tpectfully.
A Brooklyn young man calls his sweetheart
Silence, ]" because when he wants to kiss her
= she gives consent"
What's illet of beefP F." said boy to
ais ma at the hotel table, "eb," said ma,
:. fillet, why, it's little horse
Fancy the feelings of contributor to
laetropolitan journal when his fine passage
. bout the " Irish peasants . was made to read
= fresh peanuts
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This notice is found posted UP in Virginia
.acksmith shop: Notis-De copartner-
ip heretofore resisting betwixt me and Nose
timer is hereby resolved. Dem what owe
firm will settle wild me, aud Gem what de
m owe will settle with Mose.'
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says the politest
soung man going is q resident of that city
lie took off his hat to talk to a lady through
u telephone.
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Never try to go to sleep with an old coat
FRA pillow. There is no such thing as
letting nap on it.
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Mr.. Tibbels, who married Bright Eyes, y
ae Indian maiden, now has Mrs. Iron Horse
Tor mother in-law.
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A man being tormented with corns kicked
lis foot through window aud the pane was
some instantly.
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Every man has place In this world. The
!son that SO many fail is that they are out
I their place.
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Blind Tom, when at his home in Georgia,
lays day and night on his piano. 1t is his
sly enjoyment.
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There are great many substitutes for to-
,acco. We know of man In the country
no smokes hams.
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r4awD Great chance to make money We need
EHkHEA person in every town to take sub
9NNEE,EN scriptions Tor the largest, cheapest aud
AUAUe best Illustrated family publication in
the world. Anyone can become a sue
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subscribers. The price low that almost everybody
subseribes One agent reports taking 100 subscribers
day. lady agent reports making over 5000 clear
profit in ten days. All who engage make money fast
You can devote ali your time to the business or only
your spare time. You need not be away from home
over night. You can do it well Others Full d.
reetlons and terms Free Elegant and expensive Outfit
free you want profitable work send your address
at once II costs nothing to try the BUSINESS No one
who engages fails 70 make great pay Address GroRoE
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The fly that walks on oleomargarine is not
70 butter fly.
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Always examine an old plug hat before you
s ok it, or it may cause you an amputated
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A young lady at ball called her beau an
Indian, because he was on her trail all the
me.
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m Cbnuce,.a ~, Ne,,, e..sa.,

IN Chunces'y of NesU erseB.
To Annie Al Grant. BY virtue of an order of the
Court OF Chaneery Of New Jersey made on the dav Of
the date hereof in cause wherein James A. Grant IS
pettoner and YOU the said Annie NJ Grant are defend
amt you are required TO appear and plead demur or
answer to the eomplanant's petition or before the
day OF May next that in eault thereof
such decree be made against you the Chancellor shall
think equitable and just The said petition is fIed
against you for divorce from the bonds matrimony
Dated March p, 1881. -
c. & C. II. SKILLMAN
March W-ot Solicitors sf Complainant.
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Statement Made
UN HDER OATH.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNoERN.--In the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendalls SPAWN Cure bone SPAWN of
raj months growth, nearly half large hens egg
and completely stopped the ameness and removed the
enlargement. have worked the horse since very
hard and he has been lame, nor could ever see
any difference in the size of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendals SPAWN cure.
II. A. GAINES.
Enosburgh Falls, vt, Feb 20, 1879.
Sworn aud subscribed before this 25th day of Feb
A. D., 1870.
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H. HALLETr & Co., Portland, Maine je. 23.-iy