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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-10-19

The MISSION FOR THE SloK.-Roger DelaDC
was sick. He was just sick enough to bt
crocs. His picture books fell off the bed
His playthings hid under the bed clothes, anC
Roger cried. His mother read aloud TO him
but he did not like the story. Then she told
him true story about the Mission for the
Sick
kind ladies met in a hall, she said, and
took with them fruit, flowers and good things
for sick men, women and dear little children.
Roger was pleased. He thought about the
mission some time; then he said: 4 wish
could send nav rosebush in the little red pot.
You can if you wish, said his mother,
and will write not for you
Rogers eyes grew bright. His mother
wrote: "koger Deland sends this rose to
some sick child
Then it was sent away in a nice basket
Three days after the postman brought Roger
q note; it said:
"DKAR LITTLE BoY.-I am lame. I can
never walk. Mother goes out washing. /
am alone all day. used to cry. never
cry since the rosebush came. l sit tn my
chair and watch it. thank you. and my
mother does, too. learned 10 write before
fell down on the ice. My mother cannot
write, but she says she will ask God to bless
you. She can work better, for the rose keeps
me company. She used to cry, ton. when
was all alone.
The rose will grow forever she says. l
hope it will not die.
my mother says if it does die in the pret>
ty little pot, the goodness will keep it grow>
ing | shall not let it die. Your friend,
.1- MARY BRENNAN
When Rogers mother finished reading the
note her little boy looked very happy. At
ter that he sent little Mary some of his toys.
He is well now, but he never forgets the
Mission for the Sick.-Our Little Ones.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-10-19

When you see the dollar-mark printed,
like this 90, do you ever think to ask what
was the origin of such character, or do you
take il as part of the alphabet, that came
along with the rest of the letters? One story
as TO where it came from is, that when
Charles V. of Spain became Emperor of Ger
many, he chose as device for his coat-of- arms
the two pillars of Hercules encircled by the
two serpents which Juno sent to strangle
Hercules in his cradle. This device was
stamped on Spanish coins and also on the
Mexican dollars. These old coins found their
way to America, and when the United
States adopted system of metal money it
was found convenient to keep the old sign.
Another explanation is that the mark is the
union of the two capital letters q. s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-10-19

You will find at this populsT Drug Store
anything and everything usually kept in frst-
class drug store. Prescriptions careful y
compounded.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06
The Turner's,

WEST MILL CREEK, APR. 3,'82.
Editors Banner
In your last weekly issue l
see the report Of the Turner'S
meeting in your city, in which
several mistakes occur. In the
first place, the annual Turner
Bund fest don't take place un-
til the 10Th Of July next, and
will be given by the West Mill
Creek Turner's. Secondly
The Turner's tag (which is the
proper name for it,, was simply
intended by the other vereins
to be a meeting Of the active
members, for the purpose Of
bringing a uniform system in
the gymnastic exercises Of
the different clubs, and if the
Alamo Turner's went to such an
amount Of expense and trouble,
1 am sorry for it; but, it is their
own fault. The reason that no
country delegates attended
was, you have already stated,
the great pressure OF farm work !
yet, some delegates would have
put in an appearance, had not
the rain in the morning pre-
vented them, and /, for one,
am sorry that l was prevented.
l hope you will publish this as
a matter OF justice.
R. A. STUcKERT,
Sec. West Mill Creek Turn
verein.
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Crop Prospects

Mr.. ]. M. Byrnes, cotton buy
er of this city. who is paying
particular attention to the cot
ton crop prospects furnishes the
following: Crop prospect have
improved one hundred per cent
in the last fifteen days. Farm
ers are very busy blowing and
planting. Corn is nearly half
I, planted; cotton is about half
planted and some of it ready
for chopping. By the middle
of this month planting in this
section will be over. The in
crease of acreage is hard to es-
innate as planters are not
through planting, but the indica-
tons now are that it will be
aboct five per cent.
Receipts OF cotton have been
very good this week averaging
about fifty bales day.
This week, Easter week, is
the great week for planting and
all farmers who have delayed
for fear of frost will plant, be-
cause after the Easter moon
little danger is apprehended
from frost.
The Houston Pots estimate
OF 1000, 900 bales for this crop
is exciting comment, consider
ing the fact that we have already
four and one-quarter millions
at the ports, one-quarter mil
lion or more in the interior
towns and three-quarters ola
million over land and southern
consumption, so that if we don't
get a single bale for the next
five months we will have $780,
900. Brennan will furnish 1000
or 5000 bales more. The Posts
estimate must be one Of Null
berry Sellers mistakes-there's
millions it it.
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ORDER REvERsED.-The usu-
al order of things with many
farmers in this county is to keep
their smokehouses in the Bren-
ham stores. Mr.. F. w. Damn
haus, a farmer living six miles
southwest of Brennan, keeps
his smokehouse at home and
.on Saturday he brought to town
d sold to H. Fisher, the gro
600 pounds of splendid
pm, as fine as porkhouse
d from Missouri, getting for
Bout seventy-hve full-grown
liars. There is a wide differ
sc in a farmers cash account
men it comes to buying bacon
Astead Of sellingit. Mr.. Damn
'haus has yet plenty Of meat
left for his own use and he also
hasan ample supply OF corn and
some to sell, or at any rate has
sold corn recently. He is a
esery careful and prosperous
Mariner and what he has done
his year others can do just as
lell.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

INSTALLATION On Friday
evening there was a public in
stallation of officers at the col
ored Methodist church in
Camptown ola lodge Of the In
dependent Order Of Immacu-
lates, charitable organization
founded by Rev. w. A. Hudley,
colored, of Nashville, tennessee.
The officers of the Brennan
lodge were installed by Rev. L.
G. Jordan, colored, of Waco.
After the ceremony Rev. Jor-
dan was presented with a gold
headed cane. These evidences
ofprosperity and progress on
the part of our colored people
are fully appreciated by their
white neighbors.
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"Mother has Recovered,

Wrote an Illinois girl to her
Eastern relatives. "She took
bItters for a long time but with
out any good. So when she
heard of the virtues Of Kidney
Wort she got a box and it has
completely cured her, SO that
she can do as much work now
as she could before we moved
West. Since she has got well
everyone about here is taking
It." See advertisement.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Two PRIcEs.-The freight
trains on the Santa Fe railway
all carry passengers and this is
a great accommodation to the
travelling public. The ticket
Offices are only open for pas
senger trains, and those trav-
cling on night freight trains pay
cash to the conductor. Last
Saturday night two gentleman,
OF this city, went down on the
freight train to Millheim, a
beautiful and prosperous city,
some seven miles below Bell
vile. Millheim is a city Of fine
prospects at present; it consists
of a water-tank, pump-house,
dwelling of the pump man and
trustle-work over Deadman's
creek. The conductor charged
the gentlemen SI.25 each, going
down, and, on Sunday night,
when they came back, on an
other freight train with another
conductor, he charged them
only 81 each. 1t is plain that
one of the conductors charged
too much or the other too little,
or that the tariff for travelling
south on the Santa Fe freight
train is higher than for travelling
north. This matter needs set
ting straight. At present there
is crook in it somewhere.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

STOCK KILLED. - The east
bound freight train on the Cen
trail railway ran over and killed
a COW and calf, near Rosedale
nursery, on Wednesday even
ing. The stock killed are said
to be the property of Mrs. T.
Giesecke. A damage settle
ment will be next in order.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

FRAcAs. Tuesday morning
about 7:3o o'clock a man claim
ing to be from Louisina went
into the Barrel House saloon
and got into a difficulty with
some negroes; he went away
but soon returned with an i'm
proved six-shooter and was
having lots offun punching men
in the short ribs with the muzzle
of it. An active negro wrench
ed it out of his hand and hit him
a fearful blow in the face with
it. The wounded man was tax
en- to a drug store where a doc
tor coopered him up.
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FOR Sale.

The Success Saloon, south of
the opera house, is offered for
sale together with the fixtures
and a fine stock Of liquors. The
saloon has two billiard tables
and is the largest and most ele-
giant in the city. The whole
will be sold on reasonable
terms /; for particulars apply to
A. LAURAINE or
GEO. HIRsCHBERG.
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Ladies of Brenham and vicin

Ladies of Brennan and vicini-
ty, if you wish nice pair Of
shoes or slippers of the latest
style go to H. Hodde's, there
you will surely fined a fine selec-
ton of Misses and childrens
sandlcs and newports; go to H.
-Hodde's.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by H. M. Lewis coun
ty clerk, for the week ending
April 5.
Susan Spofford 10 julius Handler,
I2IX acres, 5 F Austin sur
vey andy acre, N Clay league Sssoo 90
W P Kerr, to w NJ Vanderverth
3oS acres ] B Miller league,
James Mccain league and NJ
II Wenburn x league ......" 600 90
A c II Schweiss to Fritz Weiss,
lot 81, Basseu's add. Brenham 1000 &C
A B and N A Mercer to William
Mercer, 373h acres d Law
renee league...... .......... 1000 90
NJ N and ] c Kerby to A Clay,
P Singleton league 800. 1000 90
John d Rodgers TO K + lamp
lin, IS acres Clay league...... $50 90
B S Harrison to Elijah McDon-
aid, lot in Brenhzm ...... go. I62 50
F Busse and wife to c Busse, lot
in Brennan ............ 90
NJ Kerr and wife to S A Call,
lot in Rrenham. 1890. IS 90
Anna Kurt, ct al. to Fritz SOM
merS, acres. 100 90
A Giesecke 10 F Giesecke, ~
acres A Harrington league.... IS 90
A Stelzig To F o HayRes, lot in
brennan. go. %
II NJ Lewis and ] II Hutchinson
to r A Harvin, lots in Bren-
ham ...... ...... ...... ...... 100 90
VIM Zeiss to Bassett, lot in
BRENNAN $3.50. .............. f2S 90
] Bassett to Geo Rogers, lot in
Brenham ...... ........ 400 90
] Bassett TO Geo Rogers, lot in
Brenham ...... 100 90
J Bassett to F o Haynes, lot in
BRENNAN $50 90
G Roberts 10 ] II Roberts,
rag acres VIM Dever X league 2ooc 90
J H Roberts TO VIM Gardner,
rag acres VIM Dever x league 7soo 90
X Hoffman, to W NJ Estes, So
acres K Miller league ....... 753 90
] E Henigan to J N Hons,
acres ] Miller league. so 90
NJ NJ Martin to ] Welbura, lot
in Chappell Hill Sa5 90
Sam Stone to Vim Rodenbach.
"a acres Carnngton league, s4I
acres c C Give6s < league. 6769 II
D c and A NJ Giddings TO NJ
Brunow, lot in BRENNAN. -. $50 90
c w Young and wife to F NJ
Coor, 60 Is acres S F Saul
league, Io4 acres S F Saul
league and acres........... US 90
John A Randall TO n johnson,
lot in Brennan ...... ........ 800 90
P NJ Warren, ct al. TO c B Mum
dine, 4SJ1i acres Jemeson leag.
II F PAIL 10 A N Callawy, lotin
brennan ...... ...... 500 %
c b Mundine to John Menk %
Y acres Jameson leagne...... ass 90
d Eddins, by Ex., TO John Rial,
zoo acres Eddns homestead. 1000 90
II Z Wheeler, ct al, to William
Fuchs, 81 II-Ioo acres ID Nc
Intyre surey................ 9r5 90
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Read This Z

Just reed an invoice of dried
beeftongue, dried beef, picked
eels, corn beef, in cans, picked
beef, fresh cabbage, and a fine
lot of nuts and candies, and
other articles too numerous to
mention. All goods delivered
in the city free of charge.
JOE LEVI.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

MILLINERY. - Mrs. M. A
Jameson has just received her
spring stock of millinery goods,
having all the latest novelties
and most fashionable styles.
She invites the ladies to call
and examine her stock and
prices before they purchase.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

The REsULT.-A As will be
seen by the returns elsewhere
Mr.. M. P. Kerr has been re-
elected mayor by a very close
vote. This makes the fifth
term that he has been elected
and shows that he is popular
with the masses. OF his oppon-
ents Mr.. Wilkins made his first
race while Mr.. Franklin has
been defeated for the third
time. Mr.. Doran is elected
marshal by handsome MAORI
ty over both his opponents.
He was marshal several years
ago and has the reputation Of
being a good officer. Mr.. Sal
ley has been re elected assessor
and collector and is not only a
popular but an efficient officer.
Brennan should be proud of
her board of aldermen Mr..
Bassett from the Ist ward is a
banker and an excellent bust
ness man as well asproperty
owner. Mr.. Luhn from
the I'D ward is a popular
and successful druggist.
Mr.. Reichardt, from the third
ward, is a capitalist, and one of
our most energetic and public
spirited citizens. Mr.. Amsler,
from the 18th ward, is one of our
leading warehouse men, and has
been repeatedly reelected to his
present position. With such a
board of aldermen, the interests
of our city are certainly in good
and safe hands and our tax
payers may rely upon an
economical and efficient city
administration.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

BURToN.-The saw and the
hammer are making music for
the town. Five new buildings
are being put up in the town,
one of which is meant for a
hotel. The merchants look for
an increased trade from Burle-
son county, as many new set
tiers and immigrants from that
county do their trading in Bur-
ton. Farmers are working like
beavers, and the prospects are
cheering.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Put not off until tomorrow
what can be done to-day, go
buy at once a pair of solav tip
shoes and be sure they have the
trade mark; only to be got at
H. Hodde's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

The order of petition in the
SeideI estate, made at the last
term OF the probate court, is
now being entered of record by
the deputy county clerk Mr..
Herbst. twill make twenty or
more of closely written pages
on large record book.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Two men calling themselves
Martin were arrested at Giddings
charge of drunkenness; they
had with them two horses which
they offered to sell at a ridicu-
lodsly low price, this excited
suspicion and they were taken
in. Postal cards were sent out
and on Thursday letters were
received from two counties both
describing the men and horses.
Which county will get them re-
mains to be seen.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

The poor, unfortunate luna
tics now confined in our county
jail have the sympathy Of our
entire community. 1t is a burn
ing shame upon the authorities
of the state of Texas that these
poor creatures, who have COM
mitted no crime whatever,
should be incarcerated in jails
with criminals. Have our law
makers no sympathy for the
helpless and unfortunate, that
would induce them to provide
for their comfort?
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Has now on hand a hand
some line of Diamonds, Gold,
Silver and Nickel watches, fine
jewelry, spectacles and eye
glasses, which he offers at very
low prices. No trouble to show
goods. Call and examine.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

A PARTY who was out fishing
the other Sunday is anxious to
know if there is any law against
Sunday hunting. The relig-
ious fisherman says that shoot
ing on Sunday disturbs his
nerves and completely breaks
up the line of his religious med
itations as he sits on the bank
and waits patiently for the fish
to bite.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Go TO c. G. COUGHS store
for DR.. Warmers Celebrated
"Coraline" corsets, which is
vastly superior to whale bone.
They are elastic, pliable, and
very comfortable and are not
effected by cold, heat, or mois-
ture; also his nursing corset.
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JoNEs, the man who raised
the disturbance on Saturday
afternoon, was run in Saturday
night. He gave bond and was
released, and to-day he will
ksye a trial, plead guilty and
pay his fine.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Our thanks are due Mr.. J.
w. Barnett, of the grocery de-
partment of R. Hoffman, for a
bottle of pure Celery Rye
whiskey-said to be the finest
in the market.
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AFFEcrIoNATE.-An official
of the Houston and Texas
Central railway remarked, yes
terday at the depot, that Bren-
ham was the most affectionate
town on the entire line of that
company; that more people
assemble to greet passengers on
their arrival and to see friends
depart than any other place.
Hence, he concluded that
Brennan was blessed with the
most affectionate people in the
state,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

HAVE just received a very
handsome line Of spring and
summer clothing.
We have from three OF the
best factories in the country,
Mems, Ladies, Misses and chill
drens, boots and shoes of the
newest pattern. Hand made &c.
Our hats are from Philadel-
phia factory, which stands at
the head of the best. We would
be glad to have our friends and
customers to call and examine
our stock.
&C. Couch.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Mrs. M. A. Jameson announ-
ces to the ladies Of Brenham and
vicinity that she has now re-
ceived her spring stock Of Mil
lenery goods, including hats
bonnets, trimmed and untrim-
med, also a full assortment Of
trimmings and all goods usual
ly found IN millinery store.
Room i'll the new GRADER build
ing, next door to the drug store.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

KlLLED.-On Tuesday Pome-
roy Whitener, aged IS, son of
Mr.. A. S. Whitener, a farmer
living in the Burton neighbour
hood, was kicked in the face
and had his neck broken by a
mule.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

The Alamo Turner's, on We'd
nesday night, joined the German
ia society, of this city. This con-
solidation, it is thought, will
prove mutually beneficial to
both societies.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

SNAKE BIT Mr.. Joe Ed
monson, living in the Gay Hill
settlement, was last Thursday
bitten on the hand by copper
head snake. He at once took
a heavy dose of the old reliable
and never failing snake medi-
cine, better known by the name
of whiskey, and is now doing
well. He was in town last Sat
urday with hand in a sling.
Prohlbitionist will make a note
of this item.
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Landreth'S

old reliable genuine garden
seeds, onion sets, seed pota-
toes, &C., at wholesale and re-
tail. H. FISHER.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

DEwBERRrEs are now ripe in
some localities and the harvest
has begun. The crop will be
a very abundant one.
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thirdsward; fie said M. Amsler
as alderman Of the fourth ward,
OF the city Of Brennan, to hold
their respective Offices for the
period % one year, from the Ist
Tuesday in April, 1882 and until
then successors in Office are
elected and qualified in accor-
dance with the ordinance and
charter Of the city of Brennan,
and that the secretary notify
the respective officers of their
election, and that they be requir
ed to qualify within FIVE days.
Approved April 5th 1882.
The judges Of the election
we're ordered paid.
Adjourned.
M. P. KERR Mayor.
H, L. MCINTYRE, Jr., Sec.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

The attention OF the stock
holders in the Frohsinn society
is called to the advertisement
elsewhere.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

RAMA light shower fell
here on Wednesday afternoon,
not enough, however, to do
much good.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

THE most complete stock of Hamburg
edgings, Insertions, Irish trimming, ever
lasting, trimming. edelwise, Spanish, Lam
quedoc, cream guipurc, valencienes, dentel,
linnen, torchon, breton laces. and other
styles OF laces and trimmings to numerous
TO mention. BLooMBAkGH & &c.
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l invite those interested to see me on the
subject. shall in few days receive
full stock Of the different styles, square
and upright, for the inspection of the mu-
sic loving public. THE MATHUSHEK
PIANOS are constructed on new and pat
ented principles, increasing their volume
and brilliancy of sound. Their remarka-
bic durability, as well as their standing IN
tone are the cause of their extraordinary
popularity. While other pianos lose their
beauty of tone after few years use,
THE MATHUSHEK PIANO
actually improves by age ike violin.
Prices within The reach of every purse.
Full satisfaction guaranteed. Sold on easy
terms. 1 am likewise expecting an invoice
Of ORGANS of the most celebrated max
ers, which shall offer at exceptional low
prices on easy terms.
&C. LIEB.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-04-06

Mr.. FRANK WorIpKA and
bride returned from a short visit
to Austin Saturday.
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DISTRICT COURT The only
case disposed of Thursday was
that OF Kellogg VS.. White, in
volving a homestead claim.
Defendants demurrer sustain
ed and case dismissed.
DISTRICT COURT Friday
The only business disposed OF
was the granting OF a divorce.
Up to the present time about
twelve divorces have been gran
ted and a number of divorce
cases remain on the docket
subject to call at any moment.
The motion docket will be
heard to-day-S Saturday. On
Monday the criminal docket
will be taken up,
Monday.,-The criminal dock
ct was taken up to-day. The
only case tried was that of Nell
son Parker, charged with as
sault with intent to murder, ac-
quilted.
Tuesday State VS.. Bill Ho-
gan, colored, breaking into
Walling's sleeping room at Will
liam Penn and stealing $50 or
$40 in money. Not guilty.
Wednesday.-State VS.. Chris.
topher Geike, assault with in
tent to murder. Verdict guilty
OF aggravated assault aud fined
SIS and cost.
State VS.. Wiley Holland, col
ored, assault with intent to rob
Mrs. Karwowski. Trial pro-
crossing.
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BEN GARRETT, well known
eolored man of this city died
on Wednesday night and was
buried yesterday.
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Removal.

The Office Of the American
Sewing Machine Company, has
been removed to the Kiber
building on Douglas street next
door to Haubelt Bros, where
D. Rosenthal, the Agent, will
gladly receive his customers
and friends.
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s~ Derangement ofthe liver, with con-
stipation, injure the complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver Pills.
One dose Sold by Finklea 4 Ralston.