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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05
TEXAS a PACIFIC EXTENSION
Opening mp u sporisman's Paradis

Opening mp u Sp0rtsman's Paradise.
The extension of the Texas Il Pacific
railroad track Is now twelve miles west OF
the Colorado river In Mitchell county, and
will reach Big Spring about the middle of
May.
In the vicinity Of Colorado City is the
6sherman's paradise, such streams as Cham
pion on the cas-. side, and Morgans creek on
the west. as we'll as Deep creek to the north,
are full of fish Of the finest quality, and they
bite greedily at any kind of fresh meat bait.
The California quail, or pinnated grouse,
and the Texas quail can be found anywhere,
and countless antelope abound on
all sides. The wild turkey is q
drug in the market there and
duck can be found in the river. Hunters can
get information as to the best range, and
fishermen as to the best pools by call
ing on that prince of good fellows, Charley
Harris, chief clerk to Major Stocking, and
president of the Colorado Gun and Rod
club, or Mr.. Dunn, Of Dunn 81 Coleman, or
Dick Robinson.
The cattle men are just now on big
round up in those parts, and all ride with
whip and spur, while the ranger may be
daily seen keeping the peace with an arsenal
around his body, but so far nobody has been
hurt,
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Mark His Grave.

Some time about the Goth of March the
HERALD made mention of an accident that
befell John Hewitt, United States soldier
on furlough, which caused his death. He
was supposed to have fallen through the
trestle- work that spans White Rock
creek, on the Texas Central road, where he
was found by some parties and taken to a
house near by. where he died few hours
afterwards. Yesterday City Marshal Morton
received letter from Mr.. Edward dAlbe-
mas, posted at Denison, who wrote at the
instance of Major Layton, of the United
States army, enquiring particularly into the
cause of his death, and of his effects and
money. The letter states that the deceased
had considerable amount of funds, and that
above all he wishes that his grave should be
marked, in order to have at some future
time his body removed to a national
cemetery.
The deceased was here on spree the week
of his death, and spent q great deal of mony.
Justice Blewett, of Richardson, held an
inquest on the remain 8, and the verdict of
the jury was that the deceased came to his
death by falling through the trestle work.
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AcattIe thief in Limbo.

Sheriff Jones returned home yesterday
morning from Sherman, where be carried
several attached witnesses TO testify for The
state VS.. joe johnson, charged with burg.
larry. While there he visited the jail snd
was astonished to recognize among the pris.
oners Bll Jones, the notorious cattle thief
who is wanted here by the authorities, who
hsve not heretofore known Of bis wherea-
bout. lie was arrested in the I1dian terri
tory BY the authorities Of GrAysOn for horse
stealing ard wss registered At the jsil in
Sherman a. Jsbe Newman aliAs Bush. When
the officer frsi recognized him be denied bis
identity, but finally be sckDOviedged H. IL
vas some time last November that Jones
drov. of and sold here thirty besd Of cattle
from Captain Wsit Cruth's Denton farm
when be quit this country. Aftsr bis trial
IN the Sherman district court be will be
brought here.
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Trailed by his Blood.

Yesterday morning Jim Crutchfeld, color
ed, went to the residence of Mr.. Barnett
Gibbs, who resides on Mckinney avenue, to
dig we'll for him. On going to the designat'
ed spot in the yard to work, be discovered a
pool of blood on the ground, which trailed
out of the yard toward the river
bottom. He notified Mr.. Gibbs, who
got officer Hess and they went in search Of
the victim, whom they found in the person
of man who gave his name as Neal O'Don-
aid, who was lying on pile OF ties just above
the railroad bridge. BE had severe cut IN
his left wrist and g face was badly bruised.
He told "ghost' story sbCat q man assault
ing him on Pacific Avenue. but the trail Of
blood from Mr.. Gibbs residence bellies II. He
was put into an express wagon and csrted TO
his boarding house in East Dallas. How he
came by bis injuries Is a mystery.
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TnEonICAaO, TEXAS a MEXICAN
CENTRAL.
The work Of Grading Progressing
Along the Entire Line.

The work Of Grading Progressing
Along the Entire Line.
Messrs. Caldwell and Neoly, who have the
contract for grading and bridging the first
twenty-seven miles OF tho Chicago, Texas ~
Mexican Central railroad, marshaled their
forces yesterday, morning and put them
at work. They broke ground Monday just
east of the Texas Central track with view
Of grading toward the river, but owing to tho
refusal of Rev. w. O. Young to grant the
right of way through his land, intervening
between that point and tho river, the forces
were transferred to that portion of the line
west of the river, and began work on the
west end of section2. They have large
force grading at this point and sixty teams.
On section they have heavy force of men
and twenty teams at work. This latter force
began work yesterday at noon. In fact
grading began yesterday all along the
twenty-seven miles, Messrs. Caldwell g.
Nicely having sub.let part of the contract
as follows: Sections 4, and to j. w.
Frank, who will have finished grading that
part of the road by the 10th of
July: section is sub.let to Kelly & Co.,
who have an adequate force at work:
Section is let to Lsgg; sections
8 and 10 to Haynes s. Benson; Sec
tions II, IL. 10, IA and 10 to Hancock s.
Phillips; sections 16, II and IS to Stewart &
Barnes; sections 10 to and inclusive of Sec
ton 26 to Clark, Truelsve s. 90. The work
Of grading began all along the line yesterday,
as already stated, and the sub contractors
who are practical and experience
ed railroad men, have placed
ample forces on the work, and it Is
estimated that the grading and bridging of
the first twenty seven miles of the road will
be completed by the LIST Of August, ready for
the laying o. the iron. Mr.. Caldwell is now
in eastern Texas contracting for bridge tim.
bers. and they will begin pile driving and
bridging about the 10 b Of May. Mr.. Nicely is
stopping at the Grand Windsor, and is giving
the work general supervision. Messrs. Elan.
agau and Chamberlain, who have the contract
for furnishing the ties for the twenty
miles, have large force at work getting
them out. The iron for this much of the
road has been contracted for by the company,
and will be laid as rapidly as the work of
grading and bridging is finished.
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A WOMAN saTusALIzED

MRS. q. yanacnbnsch N.ior,iised ns
citizen of the U8rted stHtes-Ibr
Fir-t Instanlc on Record.
There was n novel proceeding In the dis
trict court yesterday. Mrs. Cclleito Van
denbasch was naturalizod rs a citizen OF The
United States, the frs. instance of the kind
that ever occurred here Mr.. All Mark. her
attorney, made the application. II appears
that her husband, G. j. Vandenbasch, who
was native of Belgium, made application
to become a ctiz.n of the United States,
and that before the time he had TO wait as
prescribed by law, had expired, he died
Under the laws of the United States in such
cases, the wife and children, should she have
any, can become nsturalized by
taking the oath of allegiance
Her sband having left considerable prop
erty in Belgium, in order to get possession Of
il the oath of allegiance to this country, on
her part, was necessary. In her spp,i.ation
she represented that she is the surviving
wife of u. j. Vandenbssch, native of Bel
pium that he came to this state in the year
18-, with the intention of making 1t his
permanent home. and that on the 9Th of
August, 1860, before the district clerk of this
county, he declared on oath that it was bis
intention to become citizen of the
United States of America, and
10 renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity
to any foreign prince, potentate, state or
sovereignty Whatever, and particularly to
the king Of Belgium, of whom he was at
that time subject; that he had resided in
the United States five years, and in this state
one year as required by law. That he never
bore any hereditary title or been in any order
of nobility in his own or any other country
In 1868 he died before completing
his naturalization papers and therefore
she asked that she be allowed TO take the
required oath which entities her to
citizenship. Judge Burford and Colonel j.
G.. Eblen were witnesses for the applicant
and to district clerk Jones, belongs the
honor of naturalizing in Dallas county the
first woman, by administering to her the
following oath of declaration: do swear
that the contents of the foregoiHg petition
are true: that I will support the constitution
of the United States of America; and now
renounce and relinquish any title or order OF
nobility to which am now or may here
after be entitled; and do absolutely and
entirely renounce and abjure allegiance and
fdelity::to any foreign prince, potenste, state
or sovereignty whatever, and particularly to
the king of Belgium Of whom was before
subject
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05
shiIoh,. Censnmption cure

This Is beyond question the most succe !, ia
Cough Medicine we have ever sCld, ieg
doses invariably cure the worst cssaf Of
DrcuRh Group. and Bronchitis. while .
wonderful success 10 the cure e c assumption
il without parallel in the bic cry Of meoi-
clue. Since lie first discovery u bss been
cold on gusrsnter. q ts-t which no Other
medicine car stand. Ifyou hsve cough W
earnestly ask you 10 try IT, Price 1Octs,, 30
eta. end 81 90. Ifyour lungs sre sore. chest
orback. lsrns, USE Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25rs Sold By HiokOK a House
druggists COS Main street Dsllss-
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A sure Thing,

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
Oordee, Structure, disease of the Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Organs Of males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No 2 is q sure rem
edy for Shermatorrhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caus-
cd 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. st. Louis, Mo. Sen
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaran tee
or money refunded. a4-d&w-l
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A faultless family medicine that mothers can
rely upon for their children and for them
selves, Corrects acidity OF the stomach, cures
collie, regulates the bowels, Is purifier and
tonic to The whole syste ~, and Ia given with
safety and the happiest re, uls to the NJ ost del
icate Infants Children, as we'll as adults, eat
sometimes too much supper, or eat someth ng
stoms CHI, collie, or restlessness-a good Jose OF
simmons Liver Regulator will give certain
relief.
family for eight or ten years, and found 1t to
ha the best family medicine 1 ever used. l
have used it in most cases when my children
had diarrhe" Colo, h adache. You may say
H. Is the best family medicine eyer used for
anything that may happen. 1 have used 1t in
Indigestion and found 1t TO relieve me imme-
date after .atiug hearty supper. go
ing to beu / take about teaspoonful and new
er feel the effects of the supper eaten.
OVID G. SPARKS,
Ex-Mayor, City of Macon, Ga"
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White Rock Bridge.

To the Editor of the Herald.
I have been asked over five hundred times
what was to be done about the bridge across
White Rock creek. Twill say for the benefit
of all concerned, that 1 was appointed by
the commissioners court to have No. /
bridge built across said creek, but owing to
the difficulty in getting lumber shipped from
this ,ime to do anything. Just ss soon as |
can get lumber the bridge will be built. 10
the meantime, l have had a substantial
crossing fixed up, at which no one but a
crosker would grumble.
WIN. L. KNOX.
MESQUITE, TEXAS, April p, 1881.
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Killed by Hts own Gun.

Deputy sheriff John $. Rswlins received q
telegram from Deputy Sheriff Peacock, OF
Lancaster, yesterday, stating that +. +.
johnson, respected citizen of that section,
had been killed by an accident. He had
been out squirrel hunting, and on returning
homo he Eat his gun down rather hard on
the floor which caused II to discharge, the
load entering his left side just below the
heart, producing almost instant death. The
deceased is member Of the order OF the
Knights of Honor, and his funeral will DO
attended by the order. He was welded only
twenty days ago to young lady of that sec
ton whom he leaves to mourn bis untimely
end
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John Dsvis. Jr., an eight year old son OF
Mr.. John Davis, who lives on Duck creek,
started out last Saturday evening cunning
for plovsr. He carried double bsrrslsd
shotgun. Late tbsisvsuing be vss found few
miles from bone baby wounded and lying
bssi3s q rsn fence. The gun, one barrel of
uhieh hs3 been discharged vas 90 tbe othsr
si5s BE hsd handed his gus reck essly IN
s-aling TIRE fs1cs. ard one Of the lo.os vas
disct s-gsd b. The banner cstching on q
rzfl. he charge tsking ef-ct y his lsft slos.
~ ~ rster bone sbd Did IN . few bOurs
sfisruart5.
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HemOrrhOidS,

suffered terribly. Had made arrange
ments with prominent surgeon to operate.
A friend advised me to try Giles Linlnent
joy, got immediate relief, and am now cured.
j, l.. KENNIN,
Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y.
Giles pills cure rheumatism. Sold by all
druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
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Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia
bronchial AM asthmatic attacks, weakened
and debilitsted state of tho system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "Dr.
Swsyne's Compound Syrup of wild Cherry"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield to its healing
properties. An occasional dose of Swsynes
pills should be taken to keep the bowels free
They are excellent for torpid liver and bill
GUS complaints.
A Frankfort (Ky. Physician writ es
Some months ago the daughter Of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless consumptive. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life grad
uslly washing away. l recommended her to
uss "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry" which she did. In a short
time she was free from all cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
Price % cents and $1.00 a bottle, or six bot
ties for S.. Tho large size is the more
economical. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne
s. Son, Philadelphia. Sold by druggists.
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DO Yoa wantHeaIth.

why will ye die? Death, or what Is worse
Is the iuevltabli result of continued suHpen
sion of e menses flow. 1t Is a CONDITION
which should not be trifled with. lmmeo late
relief Is the only safeguard against constilu-
tional ruin. In all cases of suppression, sus-
pension OF other Irregularities of the ''cour-
ses' Bradd ld's Female Regul ator is the only
sure remedy. IL acts by giving tone 20 the
nervous c ntres, improving the bloCd and de-
termining dire city 10 the organt of meHst ua-
ton. IL IL n l-g innate prescription, and tn.
most intelligent ply sio iaDs use it. PREPARED
by DIR. j. Bradheld, Atlanta, Ga, ! 90 per
EorAsUIeA, Ala July Z. 1871.
Bradfeld's Female Regulator has been thor
oughly tested by me in great variety O.
cases, and 1 am fully convinced that II j. N
rlvaled for all that class Of discs es which II
lain 4 tocure j. @. HUss, NJ. ID.
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Ohstrucfinx theu.sM Mail.

Deputy U. S. Marshal, Tom GERM,
brought down from Denton yesterday Will
liam Norris whom be arrested ON the charge
of obstructing the U. S. mail in IFS transfer
from Denton TO Gainesville. He wss
srraigued before United States Commissioner
Burford. The evidence in brief was TO the
effect that Norris was hauling sand and stop
ped in the road where It was deep, and
narrow, bindering the carriers passage, and
that he refused TO give the road or move on.
After hearing the evidence the court bound
him.over to appear at the federal court
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

Edward Thompson, an erpressmsD, vss
drowned ct the Trinity ford yesterday sfler-
noon shout 2.3O O'clock r. drove into The
river IN his wagon 70 water be bore ard the
river bsing up be god into deep water before
be knsH H. when he. wsgun and bore we're
swept down the stream By the strong current
The b.d 0fths y gDn came 81 and be 60
dssvr-sd 70 hold On 10 Il. III IL tu-nsd Over,
.csusinz him 20 looss hh bolt % d. vhan be
vsrf undsr Tie horss ard vsgur iodgei
IN he brsretes Of t-ss sd fbs vehicle sss
sHe-us-1s recovered. though fts h0rss
droured. Tts s.rss-n vss dr.gr-d ~ BE
l - ui L hss nos ysi bssn fourd re
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05
A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the erron
and indiscretions of youth, nervous wesk.
ness, carly decay, loss of manhood, ETC., ]
will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America Send 0
self-sddressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
7. Inman. Station d, New York city.
n28d&wly
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Remains of Edward Thompson.

The remains Of Edward Thompson, who
drowned at the ford of the Trinity yesterday
afternoon, hsve not yet been recovered. The
river below the ford was dragged yesterday
morning and as q last resort n cannon was
fred a number Of times, but the body failed
10 come TO the surface. The search is still
being prosecuted, but there's little hope Of
finding the body st this point, as the river is
still up and the current strong which has
washed it..dOwn the stresm.
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An.r.r Tn. arr.tien.

Why do 20 many people ne Sc around us
sem 70 prsfsr n suffsr and De made miserA-
be BY Indigestion. C0nstipstiOn. DiEziness.
I,os n Appetits. Coming up Of the Food.
YsIlou Skin. when fof IS eis-. ne wi sci
them Shilot's Tfslizsr. RusrsIitsad 70 cure
them. Sold by HickoT 4 HOSE. druggists,
Gns Nsir strpet. uailss
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Ponder on these Truth.

Torpid kidneys aud consfipstsd bowels are
The great ssuss Of chronic diseases.
Eidney-Eort has cured thousands 1ry u
and vdu will add one more b their humber.
Hsid ual c0siiveuess tfiiicis millions 81 ne
A rnerIcan people hidnsy- Wort Vii cure II
Efudey- Wort has cured kidneT crrn-
plants foy thirty year, Standing. IrT D.
IFwrNawra
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Guuter Who was arrested and lodged in
jsil Tuesday for kicking up row and threat
enine 10 shoot John Peacock, was arranged
before Juustics Price yesieIdsy. He plead
guilty 10 carrying . pistol and was fined SIS
and cost and recommitted 70 jsil. BE swore
out |. warrant for the arrest of John Pes
cock, charging him with drawing pistol on
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80 DAys'T RIAL ALLo wnD.

we send Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro. Volta
10 Bat, and other electric appliances, on tn
afflicted with neryOu, debility, lost vltallt
nnl kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy re-
lief and complete restoration Of ylgor and
manhood. Illustrated pamphlet Tree. Adj
dresg VOLrAIU BELT co. Marshall, Mclh-
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The Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pRnY.
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE,
Dallas, April %, 1881. !

GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE,
Dallas, April %, 1881.
To the Editor of the Herald.
1t has been long established rule with
met take no notice of anonymous commune
cations. shall be pleased to reply to any
article signed by any gentleman relating to
the line of railway with which am connect.
ed, or will be pleased TO give a respectful
audience with any gentleman who desires to
converse upon the subject of railroads
their past, present and future man
agement as far as the same affects the inter-
est of my adopted home, dallas.
s. 0. HEMENwAY,
General Agent.
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A rns-vslau. cure for Cstsrrh. Diultbsris.
Csrkp- rnuu.h sni He'd Ache Wa go
br.fis fha-s = 81 i-gsuious nsssl n isctcs ~
ths more sueds.sful t-s.,rnsri n tnese con
pisirt siisrui srtrA ehs-Es. Pre- - -.
Nsir st--sl. Dalisa
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A victim of early imprudence, causing
nersous debility, premature decay, ETC., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered simple means of self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. Fl. Reeves, 4S Chatham street, New
York.
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To Re or Not To BE

Bilious, depends on whether. you u'e
Browns Vegetable Liver Fills or not They
have no equal for prevert ting and curing bi-
liousness, Try them For sale by Hoyt Il
CJffin, and w II. Howell & Bro, Dallas.
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drowned man Ia brother Of johnnie Thomp'
son, of Thompson's theatre, and no leaves u
wife and i've lltle children In destitute cir
pufntlanQaa
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why should we cDmpisiu OF hard timesf
Crop prOs poets were evt better. cotton brit g
ing a good price, ths health q the city soOd.
and W T. b ack well a Co. stcrinz awaF g.
600 900 pru nds Of the Ewest, mellow tobacco
for the tall trade, we can all have god
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n ssves ne aud doctors' hills. We rnean
P-ounfs 3 aektperry ard Ginger tne nlosi
srr-rssful remedy ever lrtrucuce1 into he
sauff and west foT The curs q Dlarrnrsas Dye
s--sa~r rud CfI1lrra Fubus- Fur salH ~
HrTf a Conn. ard ". "A Bowel a BfD-s
usilEs
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HydrOphObio.

Dogs transmit 1t through their teeth. Teeth
should be kept clear from virus. Use Sozo-
don't, keep the human teeth clean, and no
damage can be done by the man who says TO
his girl, Il feel like eating you up, dearest h"
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SWINE OF CARDUI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
EoTSaleby all druggists


Justices, notarles', United states com mis-.
sioners' and all kinds of blanks for United
States, district and county courts kept con-
stnntly on hand and lat lowest prices, at HER
AID Job office.
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we're brilliantly illuminated l-si evening. the
occasion being . complimentary hop
0iven 70 the o q. Cub,
n rsspouss 10 . similsr one given 70 The
Young men heretofore. The festivities
were INDUCED IN until
sf,sr The midnight hour, ard Al present..
ladies' and esufsDsn. seemed 70 enjoy the
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Rev. Drs. Jeter, Broaddus, Dicklnson-Bsp.
1t is endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mOny Of men Of national fame ana of atrictest
OF speech, II 10 not too much to say that no
medicine ever rad such support in ita favor as
a specific he word of any one Of the emf
nent dvines who underwrite this antidote to
dyspepsia ha. deserved weight. Their united
witness joined with theeXperimented use ard
the approval of the preparation by we'll known
physicians removes all doubt. 1t is beyond all
question wonderful therapeutlcsl agent
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
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TIE drawing for the fns StUdsbsksr
wagon tskss plscs Esy 25th, 81 John 8.
Whvsr's repository,