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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The railroad company has graded ground
for the laying Of thirteen miles Of sEsck fo'
switches in the vicinity Of the round house.
Workmen are filing up the bottom Of the
main track and on this grade will - con-
structed side tracks covering space eighty
feet in width. We should judge from the
number Of switches that the railroad COM
pany intends doing big business st Dodge
City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Judge J. c. Overlsy celebrated his axty-
third birthday on the 18th inst. The judge
m.kes an annual commemoration OF his
birthday. A few friends we're pr''.at to
n.,,,ke of his hospitality. A lot Of hns
cake vas brought to this once. The :udss
bss on, wishes for two score year. more
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Charles Evere:, who is in the employ OF
E. C. Dudley, fell from his horse while
ranging on Crooked creek and broke his
lei, collar bone. He was brought here for
treatment. His side was also terribly
bruised by the fall.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Agents along the line of the Santa Fe
road have been notified that they must
charge half fare for all children over i've
and under twelve years Of age.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Thomas Miller is putting up the second
k In Of 100, 900 brick for q. N. Hoover's
building. He will burn 100000 more
brick afIer he has finished the second kiln.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The family of Rev. J. H. Blanton arrived
la.t week from Rush county and Will re-
main permanently.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Two young ladies narrowly escaped ser
ious injury in runaway Sunday evening
One Of the girls was badly bruised. The
buggy was slightly damaged.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Nicholas Mayrath has our thanks for
delicious watermelon. Nick has had pretty
good luck this year with his garden though
Inc season has been unfavorable.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Lloyd shinn returned from his mountain
trip ON Saturday last. Heis much improv-
e. in health. Lloyd WA absent about i've
weeks.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

A. T. Burke arrived home last week
from Supply. Shortly after bis arrival
Ms. Burke presented him with -on. All
d ing we'll.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Prof. Fl. C. Speer, State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, delivered an interest
ing lecture before the Normal Institute
Monday morning. Prof Speer is = candi-
date for reelection on the Republican ticket
His lecture was on the Gradasion Of and .
Course Of Study for District Schools. Prof.
Speer is an able and experienced teacher.
his lecture contained many good points and
vss listened to aitentively BY the teachers
and q number of citizens present. IL il
lsmentable fact that much good is lost to
our schools though the ~ant Of system;
definite plan of work, and more perfect
classification. 1t is hoped that the teachers
were benefited BY the lecture and that i. will
result increasing the efficiency Of the schools
of Ford county.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

E. F. Kellogg, Of Deadwood, and a for
mer resident of Hays City, is in the city.
Mr.. Kellogg has some intention Of locating
in Dodge.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

George Goodale. an officer in Trinidad,
nut five shots into Deputy Sheriff Medraw'
on Saturday last. The deputy viii die.
We did no. Learn the cause Of the shooting.
Goodale formerly lived in Dodge. He Lett
here Observation-Disclosures night and
day.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Service is now had on the Tascosa mail
route. The service began on Monday morn
ing. The Globe last week ''aew all to
pieces" over some supposed omieion in
Congressman Rysn's course in mail matters
We are glad to state that prompt action va
taken and the mail line established. Ths
coincidence-the Globes attack and the
mail service is remarkable. There is moth
ing like ''inflcoeree. '-newrpaper in
dooence."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

VIM. States has fifty head Of fine saddle
horses for sale. The horses can be seen al
his wards near the South Sid, Hotel.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The atmosphere is lovely since the rain.
The odor Of new mown hay is nov waited
on the brezs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

"Boarding & Lodging" was the elaborate
sign put up on the north side Of Fred
Wenie's residence, in the arissocraiic east
end of town. The sign was put up SUNDAY
evening while Fred was at church. He did
not discover the sign until Monday morn
ing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Col. Thos. s. Jones and wife returned te
tie city a few days ago. Mrs. Jones has beer
10 Virginia on a visit.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Rev. Adams Peabody delivered an inter
sting discourse in the Union church Sun
d.v evening. The Doctor fufnishes his
hes.ers with food for thought md rejection
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Mrs. L. K. Mcintyre has returned from .
few weeks visit to her sister in Colorado.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Speaking Of q tongue rattler, we are IN
formed that she is an encyclopedias OF town
gossip.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Robert Armstrong, large cattle owner in
the Indirn Territory, ia in the city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The rain Tuesday will help the hay crop
and the sorghum.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24
Horrible Affair at West Las Animas.

Monday morning at West Las Animas,
Colo, two soldiers belonging to the troops
at Fort Lyon had an alteration while in
drunken condition. Both men fred and
one Of them dropped dead; the other vs ar
rested and placed in Jail. Shortly alter
ward about fifty soldiers from the fort made
their appearance and demanded the custody
Of the prisoner. The deputy sheriff in charge
of the Jail refused 10 deliver the murderer,
whereupon the leader of the soldier mob or
dered his men 70 IRE into the windows oil
the Jail. The deputy sheriff demonstrated.
saying that his family lived in the upper
rooms and would be in danger of the sho's.
Finally the soldiers overpowered the reso-
lutte deputy sheriff and breakiog in the Jail
door with bar OF railroad iron succeeded
in obtaining the prisoner. The colder muir
defer was taken out and hung BY the mob.
These facts We gather from . gentleman Who
passed through Lss Animas on Monday.
The remains Of Miss Clara Belle Wright
were brought to this city yesterday noon
from Las Vega, n. NJ. As mark Of re-
spect the FIRE company building vas draped
in mourning and the bell tolled - the bier
vas conveyed to the family residence. The
body vas under escort Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
NJ. Wright, father and mother, and Dr.. A.
8. Choutesu. who had been summoned to
Las Vegas. A large number Of citizens
were at the depot upon the arrival OF thu
train. The following gentlemen acted n
pail bearers: F. 7. m. Wenie, Otto Muller
B. II. Rice, H. J. Fringer, W. l. Harwood
George Reynolds. The physician at La
Vega gave 4 certificate that the immediate
cause Of death was heart disease. Th'
funeral takes place to-day in the buryinl
ground at Fors Dodge. Rev. Adsms Pea
body will deliver the funeral sermon ane
conduct the religious exercises.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

There was heavy rain Tuesday alter
noon which covered good portion Of coun-
try.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Charles Coe has put up neat residence in
the NORTH part Of town.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

Witnsn ny hand, At Dodge City, Kansas.
the 10th day Of July 1882.
&c ZIMMERMANN,
County Treasurer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24
LOCAL NEW s.

LOCAL News s.
The rain Tuesday will help the hay crop
and the sorghum.
Charles Coe has put up neat residence in
the nor;t par, Of town.
Robert Armstrong, large cattle owner in
the Indirn Territory, ia in the city.
Mrs. l. K. Mcintyre has returned from
sew weeks visit TO her sister in Colorado.
There was heavy rain Tuesday after
noon which covered a good portion Of coun'
Try.
Speaking Of q tongue RATHER, we are In
formed tina, she is an encyclopedia Of town
gossip.
The family Of Rev. J. H. Blanton arrived
ls,t week from Rush county and will re-
main permanently.
Col. Thos. s Jones and wife returned te
tie city few days ago Mrs. Jones has beer
10 Virginia on q visit.
VIM. States has fifty head Of fine saddl'
horses for sale. The horses can be seen q
his wards near the South Sid, Hotel.
Lloyd Shinn returned from his mountain
trip ON Saturday last. He is much improv
e. in health. Lloyd WA absent about nv
weeks.
A, T. Burke arrived home last weel
from Supply. Shortly after bis arrivs
Ne. Burke presented him with son. Al
doing we'll.
EFF. Kellogg, Of Deadwood, and for
mer resident of Hays City, is in the city
Mr.. Kellogg has some intention Of locating
in Dodge.
Nicholas Mayrath has our thanks for
delicious watermelon. Nick has had preti
good luck this year with his garden thong
the season has been unfavorable.
Two young ladies narrowly escaped SCI
ious injury in runaway Sunday evening
One of the girls was badly bruised. Tn
buggy was eighty damaged.
Thomas Miller is putting up the secon
k In Of 100. 900 brick for &. N. Hoover
building. He will burn 100000 moi
brick after he has finished the second kill
George s. Emerson is the happisst ma
in the city. A young gentleman visited b
house on Friday morning last and the youn
man has concluded TO make Georges houi
his home. Mother and boy are doing We
and no ia the father.
The Signal Ofiicers were surprised one d'
last week with visitation of goats. II
nannies and their kids sscended the stat
while the operators were absent. Son
letters belonging to one of the men We
chewed up by the elder nannies.
Charles Evere:, who is in the employ
&c. Dudley, fell from his horse viii
ranging on Crooked creek and broke b
left collar bone. He was brought here Il
treatment. His side was aso terrIb
bruised by the fall.
A wild horse hunter at Garden City Ju'
in from the range reports seeing sever
punches of buffalo around the lake,. son
,h;,tv miles 10 the north west, in one OF viii,
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, 1882-02-15
A Medical Experiment.
From the Spectator. J

Experimentalisiug in the interests
Of pathological science does not seem
to be confined exclusively to the low
er animals. In last weeks British
Medical Journal, Mr.. Jonathan lluIch-
inSon, senior surgeon to the London
Hospital, ~dlscourses as follows to his
students Of a patient just cured Of a
sort Of plague of boils:-"He was sent
in by my friend and former pupil, DIR.
TomRobinSnn, in order that he might
be cured. You will saythat the hope of
cure is the motive which brings most
OF our patients to us. True; but in
this instance there was something
more than this. Dr.. Robinson could
o.silv have cured him himself, but
he sent him here in order that I
might do the miracle of cure under
your eyes. and thus claim your belief
in til efficacy of drugs. You will
remember his state when admitted
he was covered from head to foot
with bullH the trunk was less
severely affected than his limbs, head
&c !; on these, there was nowhere Il
space as large as the palm free from
bullp, and ON the trunk also there
were Il considerable number. He
was IN a miserable condition from pain
and irritation. The eruption bad been
out about ten days, and it affected
the mucous membrane of his mouth,
as we'll as the skin. You may Yemem-
Der that we Kept him IN bed for Ga tew
days before we asedMe magician Awand,
in order that all might see that there
was no natural tendency to amelio-
, 1882-02-15

not of two or three individuals in it.
The present reign began with the
public avnwaI that autocracy in all
its supremacy would be strictly
maintained, and no Russian Minister
is likely 70 run the risk of bringing
popularity elected Assemblies into
Immediate contact with such a sys-
tenn. With regard 80 the complaints
and demands which several Zcmstvos
have made for the freedom to elect
their own experts, the Government
has to consider two things-frst, that
only some and not all Of the Zemst
vos which are concerned with this
question have expressed the same
opinion; and, secondly, that among
The declarations made only a few
have been Of a constitutional char
actcr. These are chiefly based on
the participation in the great peasant
reforms of the last reign which was
permitted to TIE local representatives
of that time without any particular
harm to the scheme having accrued.
Judging by the mild action Of the
Government in not, as | understand,
subjecting those members Of Fem
styos who have been aulacious
enough to ask for freedom of election,
to any kind %ofponalty or persecution
we must suppose that the convoca-
, 1882-02-15

VIII m'VIt'oT succeed IN case Oh
war IN r'takin9 these diSfrlcfS'
unless immediate measures ave SCI
o" 1oof' ana fNG advice q V'heF'I
An"'ci'h' NE Oo''f"oF-G'"gra' o.
Eastern GUERRA no" N y, e'9rS-
ou'@' IS f'IrLfeu TO as O'''I@ ~
agreement win 'llS "P0l'oll' me
P~fo'Hof'oA OF emlSr'l''h 10 'n'
A'noo 0y All NIndS u ih"oceih'I!' y
e'F''eS'ly ADVISED anu as d P''i'""-
nary SItP me '~s"9'05l@ Wo"l" NV
~! me '"'ll'>e 'APe'ie1 1'' P.o'''''
"''I'o"' '''e"'"'y' ""l' a3I'
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80 w." ''0 N0,ii''",' -, 9s
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L'le.l Se'e'', Ae'''S''"H' VI '"'"'
'eIFl'o,'"' A>>eA'o'ieS' nave "'Il3"''-
g" 20 Il' 0oNetiIl'I M men WISH 10
nay '0e iI2H' OF 'Iec'iI'@ lIloS' re-
preS"ht1tI'S WIN" are 10 taN' part
III '''r "'''I co'''aero''"n o. we
question: OF we le"f2allZ"'lon Oh 10
'al ~n>'I'o'I'hS III fae SP5'''' ro''-
MISSION ~ ~ G''fSo"F~' l""'
readers wiz remember 'i'"' 'i'9 'N
pts aWho recently a~~se''o'e' h'Fe
To 'lsrtiHS tue e'iS 81 RU'lNeA e9S
, 1882-02-15

already has been the case, much to
the disgust of ultra patriots, with
some of the northern fisheries A
considerable bounty, besides Many
privileges and exemptions, were Off
cialIy offered to entrants, but not
withstanIing these Inducements no
great af1ux IF Russians TO that part
seems as vet to have taken place.
There was also some talk very re.
Gently of a Aotilla for Archangel,
where the energetic cx-Prefect Of Il.
Petersburg, Captain Barpnof, is now
Governor, GoIng from the rtht"the
extreme east, we have the populatin9
of the island Of Sa9haIien by convict
settlements, and the rather original
notion has been started of allowing
the Nihill$tic Socialists deported
thither to arrange their social life in
accordance with their own peculiar
doctrines. The Petersburg Fieaom0Sf
calls more serious attention to the
state Of The Chinese ana Polish Ger
man frontiers. 4 hls journal main,
tains that although 20 absolutely elf
farcnt in ovarvtLinr else as are
these extreme western and c;st-
ern limits Of Russia. vet in re-
gard f. the German anl Celestial
Emnires which confront them they
offer noiiic,uv snrakino. the closest
resemblance C.rmapv SAYS the
panor. in order to assure fhc safety
Of her frontier in case of war. >yste
maticaDIv invaded Poland with her
pioneers, who duripo lbr time It
Count Bero's rovernarsh:p rooted
tbenseIv YES n tLa country. an soon
succeeded in G-ctmmujz;no certain
districts The manufactaries ana i
great deal Of the land rapidly fell
into their hands. The left bank of
the VistuIo especially has ceased to
be Slavonjan soil and has become =
German nroy;gca oovrrnad only nv
fine Russian authorities A. far ~
concerns tha poli.b noonI,t;ons fbair
position IN relation to the German
element Is nracisalv the same as that
of the l,prts in the Baltic nroyincrs-
that Is ona Of economical subiacfion
And this silent bnt d~armaron$ Ger
man invasion j. allowed 10 90 ON in
s;Ienoo ond r;+ho,+ o.otos+ 0Tak;rg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
yIuss GERAI.D'S LETTER
The New Workers. TcIus--A
Day AT Coney ISLAND.

NRw York, July 26.-My attention
WAS called, not long since. to an account
in the Sun" OF triple elopement,
having occurred III Waco. One OF the
parties was id to b. daughter OF the
editor OF the EXAMINER; naturally my
curiosity was aroused with regard to
such wonderful report aud | waited III
vain, for some mention, IN your
columns, Of the young run-aways In
your paper OF July IL / see that Gle
burne was the enturprising town which
furnished the three couples and that the
whole story, an it appeared III the Sun,
in 4 tissue Of mistakes But that little
item leads me into som r. Elections
upon thu manner in which 30 many
northern papers prepare Texas news,
FOR the delec alton OF their readers. The
receipt ia, AS follows Take or make
telegrams from any quar-, er OF the globe;
mix thoroughly; change names and
dates; embellish the incidents; throw III
a sOup-con OF Buffalo Bill literature,
and then place the circumstance in
Texas Out OF ten average New York
minds, you will find one well Informed
about our state; one, willing to admit
hat the newspa. er accounts IRE no
doubt highly exaggerated. The remain
| ing eight are OF the opinion that Texas
is a bowling wilderness, that desperadoes
and drunken cowboys ride through the
streets OF the principal cities, firing of
| pistolH, and overseeing officials; that
every man carries smal-sized arsenal
upon his l,erson, aud thinks no more Of
shooting his ne ghbor than he does Of
eating his breakfast. II you attempt Ia
convince them that such ideas are wrong
| they point 90 the newBpal ers
But | did not Intent to deliver hom-
lly upon the subject When / began
this letter my thoughts were tending in
d more pleasant direction, namely; To.
ward excursions. II there Is one thing
above another which is especially dea'
to tie New York heart, 1t is an eGcurr
SION. On Sundays the crowds which
leave the city are enormous, the quiei
ones, 10 Rockaway, which If regard d a.
rather slow, but highly respectablei tile
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The Cit, uotcI. Morgan, TeSa-,

Is newly built. aud il frst-cla in
every respect Mrs. j. L, WHIT, propri-
etress. NJ, A. Feenoy clerk. This Is the
place, Tor the tfavoh x uublic aud the
commerce | men feel at home at this
hotel. Give us call and you will come
again. Don't forget the City Hotel,
Elegant rooms, and table first -clUss.
07l5dlm.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
les-Green sailed, per ID


BALTIMORE, Md, ApnI -, INSl-I
have recently been using your Browns
Iron Bitters in my family, consisting ~
myself, wife and three children, aud the
elect has been always nr marked 6s IN
the case Of Mr. Phelps II is uuqucs-
ton bly Il wonderful medicine,
A. !, BuwES,
Sold by Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Texas.
-7lSlw
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Houston, We-tA 60.

Wholrstlc groocrs AL and i2i North
main and 20., 2O4 .Oj and .us Vine streets
II. Louis, Mo, Issue a weekly price book
which they will furnish 10 merchants o.
parties inlcnling 70 commence business
iIec OF charge on application. Ol-27dwlY
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a 'A,ss'.

On 20 oil Erie City Iron Works, Manu-
lecturers ui Steam Engines, Boilcn aud
Saw Mills.
ERE, PTNS, June 3, lss4.
10 whom II May ronucTu
G. A. heating ED Of Dallas T"Xas, has
been appointed sole agent i0 the siutr Ol
TcSHs, Tor the sale ui alI kind, OF machin-
cry manufactured by us.
ERR CIIY lRoS NoRKs.
by GEo. SELDOM, President.
New York office and waorooms A.
tOurtland street.
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University Of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW ECrURES lniur
D. KIN ism july, l7ei, ana ruu 18th september
Have proved uf -lEur, uH". list. tu -luirutss
Wh" design 90 purdue their studies NJ thls dr
other Law SCHOOLS, "a, 60 those who rtnpusn
tu rra prlynt ly, and 80 20 prhri iilUu0r- Who
have not hat he advantage Of -yrtruauc In
s'ululiUn. For circular apply a.. ii. Iniyrt-
uty of Va 10 jpltN Is. MiNOR, PROT Com.
h4I stat Law.
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JAMES DuIGEI.BH,
PROFESSIONAL MAClllNlST,
WACO. IEN AS

Offers hi professional services a. n cOmpe-
tent mlchlui t Tor all kud- nt work requiring
skill In mechanism Such As repairing safes
locks, steam rnglnr-. etc 0hulL ur-t moor or
pusitr the Examiner office, on south Third st.
7l4dSwln
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ID EPuHLlCAN COUNTY CON
IN NFNTIDN

III I'm ION.
Pur uant to a call OF the chairman at
the state executive committee q Cunycn
ton Ot the republicans OF Mclcunan
county Is hereby called 10 IN ct nj the
Stone building In the city OF Waco, on
Wednesday, tie 9h day of August, lSS2
1t p. M, Tor the purpose OF rlccting del
cgntcs to the state convention, which
meets at Austin, August ~, and for tn,
transactiun.ut such other business as MAJ
properly come before II.
Gro. W. PATTEN,
Chairman County Executive Committee.
O12blW
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Mother" Doctor. I. she dangerous and via,
10 her aNictinnfN
Doctor" Yes, madam, sho IL dangerously m.
The youtGculst and AurculA iurcea not tn slui-
uhuum, there 10 al Increased centfipstal acton
shout tho cvtehtum ard mUdullA uhinugats tin
portal circulation yAsellstes, huapOndsi Nature
seems heststng, and -
Mother Htop, tot heavens fake stop md 50
10 work al oncc'h
Doctor will DO alt 1 can
Mother, amer two weeks have ~rplfed-
" Daughter, out Doctor Hhali bo dncNrdSh At once.
Two vcoks and no relief. Will procure that Which
you desired Al hfst'
Daughter, In allow tone--'l am slad, and thiuk
II the only thing that will featote me ~ health
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Mother" Get out q my house, you Old hum.
bug
Dau1hter-" Wen, mother, you go ho- fai-
idly have improve since dlachatglug our Doctor
and commenced tho Use n that which 90 much
needed. The effect has been most wonderful The
one relieved my head, cured the constipation While
the other impaired strength, came 10 the help d
EsiuI. and made me feel new
THE CONFESSION.
Mother" Very true, and believe ihey have
saved yout life. nov confess that IN. Df0mgpole's
knssh famAle Bitter Is the meet ~ondeTiui female
nrdiciue and iron tonic ever knew. and that
BAsy's PAlino Apeticnt IL pleasant and sovereign
remedy for headache, cUnst patton, acid stomach
blliousnes., etc, etc.' Family Medical Adviser
tee. AddTss, :. Y. DfomgOole Co.. Louisville, III.
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