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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03
LANCA STEER.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

| Correspondence OF the Herald.
LANCASTER, Feb %, lSSl.
My last was 81 account of the brilliant
wedding Of Ar. Bernard Howell and Mis-.
Amelia Dean. The reception WAS n, tho
residence Of MIR. Howelps mother, which was
indeed creditsblo affair. The elite of LAn.
caster wero present, and your reporter was
cordially invited. The contents Of the table
we're extrsyagant. There were some sixty
perGora prosent--Hllof whom seemed 10 en-
| 10y themselves, as least | so Judged
| rom the manner in which
tLings disSppesred ftom tho table.
The ornamental cakes were beautiful md
much credit IL duo to the ladies IN preparing
| them and the manner in which thcy were
placed on the table. Tho OCCASION was
much enliyened by the band Of Professor
Grny, which discoIrsed somo sweet music.
Professor Gay ia from tho "od dominion"
and ia Of course ono Of tho N Il. va" His
WHO is teaching class at Oyilla. Az an
evidence of the BRIDES popularity and tho
high esteem in which she was held by the
young gents Of the place was the amount Of
black Grape that was seen next merning
tackled on tho front door.iaclng and on the
posts OF the porch. | hope none of tho
young men who aeem 10 be ereving over the
loss Of such priza will become SO desperate
as to commit suicide. Boys bs encouraged
by the old adage that "There IRE as good fish
in tho sea as have ever been caught" But
the boys were following tho scriptursl in.
junction, "Look not every msn on his own
things, but every man also on the things Of
others."-Phillippians Jill. "A painful
ii not a serious accident occurred Yesterday
TO Mrs. Colonel John W. Daniels. She cumo
to town In wagon in company with her son,
and when attempting to slight in front OF
Moilett IL Cos. store her foot slipped aud
she fell, striking hcr bosd and shoulders on
the edge of the porch in front Of tho store.
She was attended by DR.. Mofiett On
Friday Miss Maggie Gill. at Lisbon, was
knocked down and run over by. one of plir
Of runaway hosse.. tho wagon wheel passing
over her body. She IL no. thought, 10 be
seriously hurt
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valuable Plantation fsr NnIe

Six bundled and eleven acscs, near 400 in
elltnalioni five sets OF tenant houses with
ngw bois dare posi- plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and wa;oron
promises. Nino miles north of Dallss, abou,
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
md some three miles assi of Carr0lton depot,
Ono Of The best black land plantations In tho
west. Price low; terms 70 suit purchaser.
Fer further Information, apply 10
DARLINGTON q UsDeRwooD.
Dallas, Texas.
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He Is IA Temperate Man, But Not Alb
sfesnious

A Washington letter TO the Philadelphia
Times says:i The papers are devoting a
good deal of spsco lately to the question:
"Will tie Garheds keep "A temperance
house in the executive mansion for tho mex
four years." feel aDundantly authorized
10 answer that question in the affirmative.
But the reader must not suppose that it will
be u teetotsl or prohibition house. Ii will
be temperate as il was under Lincoln and
Buchanan, and little more so than it was
under johnson and Grant. General Garfield
is a temperate MANA good deal moro tenn
perste than Mr.. Hayes, but the former is not
a hypocrite and does not assume to DO
holer than other men. Mr.. Layes drinks
whisky, brandy, wine and beer, but never in
the presence of his wife, except when dining
out. he does not conGne himself to single
glass, but puts away about as much rs other
men. He frequently excuses himself by say
ing, 81 don't know really that | ought to
take this, bu. l guess 1t won't hurt me-" or,
"I'm not feeling very well to-day, think |
will tske little" Gentlemen and ladies
who are accustomed to meet Mr.. Hayes ia
society laugh Ut tho idea of his being 90
posed TO the social glass. There sre two
theories here abou. his failure 10 furnish wine
TO state dinner parties. Ole is that Mrs.
Hayes is opposed TO III tho other is tina. he
cannot bear to spend the money. OF
course, wines are tho greatest expense Of
b g dinner, and everybody knows that Mr..
Hayes is a greater lover OF money than any
president ever i1Ithe White House. This in-
ordinate love has kept him mcoutfibuting
to campaign tunda or assisting the Starving
poor OF Washington; il has made him live
OF the old soldiers at the Soldiers Home; il
has made him draw lame horses week after
week to hiS wiie's carriage, and it
has made him get his meats and
groceries a. the commissary depart
mept Of tho army because he could
save fow cents 3 pound thereby.
These things Gen Garfield will not do.
Gee. Garfield, in his mOdosG home here on
tho corner Of First and Thirteenth streets,
was not able 70 entertain gres, deal, but
whenever he had dinner party he gave bis
GUESTS the opportunity of drinking wine i'll
they desired, And when he goes 20 the
white house he will not be guilty of the
meanness Of drinking vine at other peoplss
tables and Withholding it rs his own. He
viii mol set before members, senators, cabi- |
net officers and foreign ministers such
meagre repsat that it will make them
shudder when they got their next in
vilaiiou 10 the White Houee. He will not
make himself the ieer and laughing
stock of the diplomatic corps, and he will
not put upon his secretary of sts,e, who
receives but eight thousand year. while he
receives fifty thousand, the responsibility of
giving al the credltnble entertainments Of
his administration. BY tho way, Ir. Evrts
has i'd that he has spent twenty thousand
dollars year moro than hia salary for the
last four years. Mr.. Hayes hss saved forty
thousand dollars 3 year from his salary! Mr.. |
Eyar:s has paid six thousand dollars year
for his homo alone
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n Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is cuaran
loei TO euro syphilis in tie primary, seoon-
daty snd tertiary stages, and in sll lis varied
ana complicated forms, and will euro tho
worst cases OF venerial diseases, cases which
nave resisted The treatment Of The most emil
neut phyaicinns of America. 1t cures The
lr's stage and heals the ulcers in faw DAYS.
1t cures ulcers in the mouth, uoso, tbroSt
head, arms md legs also, hard pains ia the
homes and Joints, sypbili,ic rheumatism, etc.
in short time. Price, $500 per package
Genl everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual dseaeo9 irec. Sent scaled For Two
stamps Dr. j. Dioabeer, 4l5 North TIA street
st. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Df. Dinsbeer makes chronic di;.
eases specially. lfyou arc afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.
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-H07UHVNIIU UVUTITNI'
The wife of William Shields, of this Vi
cniiy, wears gold finger ring which has o
history. II was bought".by her grandfather
in England previous TO his marriage. He had
inscribed on the inside of the ring the words
81 love my choice" and presented it TO his
wife aa o wedding present. II WAS worn by
the young bride during her short welded life
OF elk years, when she died, ard by request
of her husband thu ring was not taken from
her finger when she was buried. After the
body had been buried seventy years the
grave was opened, the ring taken out and
given to the daughter Of tho deceased, who
recently sent 1t to hor daughter, Mrs. Shields.
80 the ring ia about eighty years old al least.
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TITS dangerous 10 trifle with health, TO risk
breaking down u constitution or undermine
strength by experimenting With medicine that
Is coubtful OF cheap, made by Adventures, es-
peeal that made AZ snbi'itute for other med
loine which Is of great reputation, and re-
commended after years OF trial by such reia-
b.epeople AS Bishop Pierce, Hon. Alexander
81. ttephens, Hon. John GIL Shorter, Bishop
Beck Win, Hon Johu Il. Gordon and hosts
OF others OF such high Integrity and unduubted
te'ligenceWho would not deceive. They
who copy, Initiate. substitute or deceive. are
guilty of crime The laws of the land have
decided thM tina only Simmons Liver Regula-
tor or medicine legitimately made and legally
entitled to name aud fame Is that manufac-
tsted oy j. II. Zeiln 4 Co.; all others are
frauds and commercials
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clesnea. She lay in bed sll day; rising just
st dusk, and spent ths night in preparing
sumptuous meals for herself and her com-
panion. She was surrounded by dogs, eats
and birds. and she caused every new work on
zoology to be purchased for her SIS soon as it
was published. AFTER her death /. was found
that she had left handsome legacy 10 her
servant snd IL the rest of her property to a
grsndniece in England, to revert, after the
laiter's death, to an asylum for dogs, For
many years she wora no body garment ex-
cept mans dressing gown. Ga one fsot
The wore boot snd on this other shoe,
and her hands wee encssed in gloves day
and night
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Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted ccilee?, ofthe finest favor and qua!-
ty. at Joseph Memcger's.

Many young girls are unfit for active life, and
thousands of mothers drag out u miserable
existence on account Of peculiar female
weakness which they absolutely refuse 10 eue
They are full of aches and pains, are poor,
weak, frall creatures, Irregular euch month,
with pale faces, slaring eyes, shattered nerve,
and almost worn cut constitutions. A power
ful combination has been prepared by the med
zeal profession, for the curs Of these serious le
male complaints, end It's action is pronounced
wonderful. It's known as Dr.. Dromgoolo's
EnglBh Female Bitters.
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The Old Reliable.

George Rick, the oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has one Of the largest sn' .npat ele-
giant stocks of furniture " ieerea &C Dal-
las. And, while he zee lie lower grades,
at either wholesale or retail, he prides him.
self on keeping the laies, STYLES and patterns
and elegant designs of new furniture What
Sanger Bros. sre to the dry goods trade,
Geor,e Rick is to the furniture trade. Both
are old firms, and both hsve the confidence of
the people. Those who know Rick will buy
OF no other person. When furniture is wanted
call and see him, make his scqusntsnee and
buy your furniture from him, If you want to
DO pleased in goods and prices.
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rru.h, eiuccri,y nnd iponcs,y.

Mr. a. Bond, formerly of the fem of
ko'enil.ld " Bond, is now fitting up the
room No d03 Main steet, and will, In a fow
days, open out with one Of the most com.
ple.e stocks OF staple snd fancy groceries 10
DO !ound in tho city, Ills goods are all new
and ftcsh, bough. expressly for tho rctail
and trade from tho best and most reliable os.
Establishments in thu ccunlry, Mr.. Bond IL one
of our most popular business men--young,
active, full Of energy, aId Is bound 10 aus. o.
coed. His motto lie Truth, Sincerity ard
Honesty.
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All Of Orr's bugscs and carriages have
Servants ratent Whnnls--l Ia inch liz,

All Of Orr's buggcs and carriages b,vo
Servants patent wheels l.S inch sslcs.
Orr's Concord side.spring burpies ar
hung on oqualisers and have sieel bows. ,,ee
ties and Sarysn wheels.
Buy your buggics at w. W. Orr, s,,ccos,or
TO Sochlor & Orr, Main street, Dallas. Te1sa
Orr sclls all atyles Of Concord sds-snripr
buggie'. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-lis,.
90 and SEQ On's bupgies and carriage.
before buying elsewhere, or ,ond for prices
list.
Orr soils Tho bcs, buggies for Me money in
Orr keeps oil ftyloa of carriages, phw.ons
and spring wagons:
Ifycu want 70 buy family carrisrc send
for Orr's catalogue and price list:
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The HERALD STEAM jon PRINrlNG OFFICE
II one OF tue most complete In all lts depart
ments TO be found In the slate Its wen sun
pied with all the late styles of tyne, aud
ernH eud rru by steam power, ii ~ capable
d turnlng OUT more work In less time than any
other ollica In Texas. Alt tho job stock IN
'ae office Is BOUGHT from tirst hands, snd get
my ali the discounts given by manufacturers,
U Is enabled 10 furn ont work at the very
cWest prlces. Commercial printing n spo-
'la'lY, Call and examine specimens aud see
With what neatueSs WORK iE executed.
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sometaiaw yeeaea

AT last lamp chimney is made which
Goes MT break from draft, danpness, cold
Mr or heat, what . hlessingl Evsry oae o.
our readers has no doubt chan lost her or his
;,emper bccsnse, just st tho moment when !
amp was most needed, the last chimney in
the house would break, we therefore advise
everyone 10 90 10 ID. Goslin and buy Inc
dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them ss al retsil dealers can be snpplind a.
ne China Hsll, The price is but = triae
higher than the common
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Kent In always kncadIng and turns out the
hest bread, the most delicious pics, cakes and
kioinaoks ever concoSt cd or compounded
IL Texas.
Ito delivers bread and all lie manufactures
TO any part OF the city. A household which
docs not buy from Eopt can never bs happy
one.
Leave orders at 500 nain street, OF Kent
hotel, which, by The way, Is a hotel and tho
best fare IN the city.
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An Eccentric WOmnp. .

Evq'y day some fresh fact proves that no
one I'm draw the line between occon.rici,y
and Insanity. A woman has Jus! died In
Berli at thu age Of 81, who for nearly half a
century had lived in utter soclusion, a soli-
tary ftmsle servant being tho only human
being With whom che had any personal
commit lication. This strange being who IL
suppose, TO have been crossed In love, was
rich, and never denied herself any luxury
Tor which shc cared, but sho never al.
lowed htr house or furniture 10 b.
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Cacsper than physlc,nn.. mn.

"a thing OF beauty Ia u JOY forever. y
only, nnd ns.d by them exclusively. IL 1
adapted especially to cases where ths woni
iadsordeied, aoh will cure all irieanlarItles
OF the ''meinsea'' or ''monihly eoiu ses'i b,
SaofunF me dischsrse. WHITTIER acute .or
Drndllelds Female Regulator ''womap "a be,
frtsnd," 10 prepared BY DR., J, DrsdIisi,l
Atlanta, Ga price 81 90 per bottle sold by
OIL druggists: Wholesale by Thorn r son.
schott & TO-, Dallas, Texas.
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am now prepared to contract for the de-
livery OF northern lake ice for the coming
season, either in the city or surrounding
towns. am just in receipt of a consign'
men. from tine north, which, for purity and
quality, has never been excelled. Can or
ADDRESS W. T. JARRETT,
Dallas, Texas.
Oysters, fish and game of all kinds ewee,
aud fresh always on hand.
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a sibrC.

10 all who uo suffering fsom the o7sor
and indiscrc,cn' Of youth, nervous wcLin
aeaa, caTly decsy loss Of manhood, olc., I
viii send . recipe hst viii cure yod FREQ Of
Charge. This graa. remedy was disco,trod
by . missionary in South America. Send \
.elfadarcaeed envelope b Che Rev. Jose3b
]. lnnan Station D, Nov York city.
npgdEv,l.
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hesars. Meredith Bros, corner o. syca
moro ind Msia streets, keen one 81 10
cosies. saloons in the city, dispena. q tho
best of liquors and cigsra. The Irwin
brothers stands unoxccllgi by any in tLe
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Tho North Caroliua legislature has passed
a bill providing for tho publication Of q roll
OF the North Carolina troops in the la,e war.
The duty of collecting tho names has been
delegated 10 Maj. Moore, tho historian. In
addition to this work he will odd other facts
descriptive Of tho movements Of each regi.
ment during the war.
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Book Printing.

me HERALD STEAM Ion PRINTING OFFICE
mas Just received 8 complete stock of new tyne'
purchased expressly'for the execution If btoS
w9rk. Those having books or pamphlets 10
print should not fail to call 1T the HEEALp
Jon oFFlcn and see specimens and ASCERTAIN
prices. All work guaranteed. "NN'' ga"
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NOmethins Mnre Neaded.

All chimneys bearing tho Dragon" brand
are guaranteed TO withstand the fercest
damo while dripping wet, or any amount of
cold sir, or draft in ordinary use on tho
lamp they never break. they are FOR
sale at D. Gosin's CHINA hail who has the
exclusive sale for one year
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A pnre and Enecliye nnir Mrn..i,,.

CocoRine' compound of Cocoanut on
beauties the hair and is sure to aliay an itch
ing and irritation Of the scalp
The superiority Of BUrncti's Flavoring Ex.
tracts consists In their perfect purity and
strength
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Tnc Florence Nightingale OF tho yur
BESiEFACrREss.

The following Is an extract from n letter
written 10 the German Reformed Messenger
at ChambersbUrsh, Pen q:
RESEFACrREsS
Just open the door for her and Mira. Win
slow wiI prove The American FLORENCE
NiGhtiuglleo Of the Nursery, or this we are
so cure, that we VIII teach our "Sosy'' 10 saw.
IA blessing on Mrs WlpsgwD for belpinc by,,
to survive and escape the gripping, cllicivr.
and tcethlns scigr. Mrs WINDOWS Soothi y
syrup ieiieYe3 the child FROM pain, and cures
dysehiery aud dinirhoca. 1t souens the gums.
carries The infant safely through the teeihin<
period. II Platforms precisely what a. pro.
fcsfes TO perform, every part of IL. nothing
less we havoneyer seen Mira. Winslow--lsnow
~ ~. Only hrouEh inc ,preparnti0n Of her
soothing syrup for Children Teethinp - If
We had the rOWcr We would mako her, as abe
Is, physical saviour to the infant race Gold
by all druggists. - cents bottle
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Lingering leucorrhoca or whites, so common
among females all over the south, are lmme.
disiely cured by thu use Of English Female
H'uera' itmakes prompt cures of oil female
wealnessc', being nerver failing iron tonic
and uterine regulator.
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You arc sad nndLnnerx-

And It's MI on account of your Indication
bkoWN's PEPslN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with tho active principles Of dlges
hon, sives tone to The sy tom and cures dys-
papsia. For salo by lIoyt & Coffin aad "
Howell " Bro, Dallas, and by all drugglsts In
Texas.
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A victim of esLy imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, ETC., hay,
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis,
covered . simple means OF self-cute, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. Il. Reeves, dS Chatham street New
York.
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Bob PKInsiurinCn.ors

me HERALD STEAM Jon PRlYlSQ OPrIc,
Is now turning out some OF the most bcnatilu
i,on WORK N tolorS, yer executed tn Texas
PRINTING OFFlCE. '''
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Make from sos to 600 per week selling goods for
E.d.RlDEoUr & CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. Send fog ihof Catalogue aud terms.
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The best is always the cheapesi, but u,bor
me Dtst costs no moro than mn Inferior article.
~ Is me case with bLhCKWELtpS FR
GRANT DURHAM BULL SMOKING; TOBsC-
20, 1t Is easy to see why all nmuklr1 should
Insist ON having II. Your dealer keeps IL.
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Fer the speedy cure of Spermatorrhoa, Sex
uAl Debility and .fmpoteucy, most druggists
nave the medicines. We wish to II on this
curse Of our civilization. ADJ ress, IL Louis
Curative Institute, ST. Ohaaits ST., b, tween
9Th and 18th, st. Louis. Mo.
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Caviar, oeles, truflles ind other imported
canned goods, in great variety, at Joseph
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Penny snvea is IA Penny mnhs

The HERALD STEAM Jon pnfyrIvc op,rc,,
la turning out come beautiful jOp printlng. and
~ astonl hingly low pricee, "a word 10 the
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Dogs tranamitit through their teeth. Teeth
should bekept clear from Yirus Use 5000
dom, Keep The human teeth clean. and no
damage can be done by the man WHO gays Io
his girl, II feel Ike eating you up, dearett. y
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRtNrIyg Osr,on
Is prepared to execute, In the highest style OF
arr, any anu all railroad printing AT the short
est note.
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Yes, Every BOX IL Warranted

TO cure buns, old sores, outs, bruises, In
,nsmeu sore eytsi also Rall5 and cuts on
horses. Browns Amlca Salyc.
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reach butter, apple butter and mince mea
at Joseph Menczer's. ' '''''
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--ltector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. see certificates of same in sdyer-
lsment in another column,
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THE HERALD Jon PgfNuNG oFricE keeps OF,
m 1,ai ~ eSt,nplve resentment ~ all gradas,
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. Preserves, jellies. sauces and pickles, Of the
hnest brands, at Joseph Menczers.
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Little neck CLAIMS ana clam chowdeT, 81
Joseph Mcnczer's. "
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Try Browns rar Eroel,cs.
Eor The NInnI nnlI.iXnr

For sore throat, and clearing and strength
enlns the voice. For sale by all druggists
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Commercial lob Printins.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
statements,
Envelopes,
Earlc

C,,.o,. pos,.. Blank Books
oheck Booke, Dray Books, Cotton b oks. and
an OF tah commercial prln Ing done IN lhs
noatest style and at the shortest notice. M the
work guaranteed, A''
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Ueo Extract Of saIsaparlla and Dandellon
with lOdido of POtnssinm.
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Use Browns Vegetable Eivcr Pills,
The Western Remedy for blliousness and
SICK headache. All druggists sell them,