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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-06
COOPEkAGE,

THERE Is steady demand here for cooperage
and cooperage stock OF all kinds, and orders
from the country are frequent but not generally
very heavy.
To-nAY's QUOTATIONS.
Molasses barrels, 81 so, half barrels, 81 ~; kegs
Tc sugar barrels, 65; half barrels, 43; hoop pOeg
per 1000, sl2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-06
HAY, SEEDS AND rEEpsrurFs

Tnr receipts of new hay are above the de.
mend and prices have declined sine. last re.
ports. here have also been liberal Offerings of
milet but at this early date. while grass is
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

The great river is falling, but 80
slowly rs 10 inspire little hope of the
return of the dove for many days to
come. At Memphis it has fallen but
fifteen inches from the highest point,
while the lower river lins marked only
nm Insignificant decline Of the waters.
The work of rnin goes on around,
above and below New Orleans, and
the roll Of the destitute continues to
Increase, while the wall Of distress il
beard,idtire To0riasg tidey The WA
clinory improvised by the government
aud tho State officials along tho river
ia being worked vigorously TO relieve
the hungry and house the Homeless,
but the field Of distress Is ~ brond
that the utmost human excrtiUn is
scarcely adequate to cover 1t fast
enough to afford the necessary reli If
to all, and thousands in inaccessible
places are reduced to an appalling
condition of destitution and suffering.
The cost ia no longer the question: the
great duty of the hour il to save the
lives Of imperiled people, and feed
thcm until the danger is passed. This
the national, state and municipal gov
ernments are earnestly, energetically
and efficiently attending to, but the
cry of distress extends beyond these
agencies, aud the appeal for help thnn.
ders Mt the heart aud homes of all the
people. lti' supreme occasion for
charity's sublmcst illnstrution of her
generosity, and If she give not now
1t were all one that she gave not ~
all. The appeal comes homo to Gal.
weston with peculiar pathos and i'm
pressiveness. She is not herself alto
gether free from similar cnlamitics,
nor has she over called in vain fOT
succor upon those who now 50 sadly
need her kind Offices aud bcneiiceni
gifts. She is amply able in this houI
of her prosperity TO extend liberad aid
to her neighbors who arc Overwhclm
ed in ruin and threatened with starva.
tion.-Galvestou News.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01
Constitution aud Bylaws Adopted for
the Government Of the San saba County
Stock Association.


ARTICLE /. This association shall be
known and styled, the San saba County
Stock Association Of the State of Texas.
ART. ,. This association shall consist
of president vice-presidcnt, secretary.
treasurer, not less than five nor more than
ten executive committeeman and mem
b comprised of all owners of 1.-Two stock
ol aveFy kind or their legal representa-
tiyes living IN San Saba, who may offer
themselves and are elected.
ART. 3. The officers and executive com
mlttee-men shall he elected by ballot and
hold their Offices for term OF twelve
months; or, until their successora shall be-
elected aud notified ri their election.
ANTI. The association shall hold re "a.
lar stated meetings quarterly al San Saba
aud may be convened At any time upon
the call of the president or any ten menu
beers Of the association. publicity being
given as far as practicable by the secretn.
~.
ART 3. 1t shall he the duty of the pres
idont to preside NJ all meeting. when pre-,
sent, aud to execute all tho powers dele.
gated to him by the constitution and hy.
laws Of this association, aud 10 exercise a
supervising interest over all the terIitor,
aud membership OF this association.
ART 6. II shall he the duty Of the vice
presipent T. pfeaidc IN the nhsohce OF Ia,
president aud nc all time 10 aid and assist
the president in his duties.
ART. 7. II shall be the duty Of III,
seer tary N keep a full aud ceneet rccor,
ot nll the proceedings OF the association
receive and receipt for mureys cuuiing "a
10 the mas citation, pny 1t over to th'
treasurer taking his receipt for the sam
which shall serve "a q voucher.
ARr. Z. II shall he III duty Of thl
treasurer to give bond with good an,
snniclent surety, 10 be approved hy the
executive cnnniitou for the faithful per
formanec Of his duty, TO receive and g.
ctipt Tor all mOneys coming into hi
hands. and Turn user tho sauie 10 his suc
ces.ef IN nficc. or pas n ont on tho utdrl
( IS the executive committee by drai
draWi by the secretary approved By "a,
president II the association.
Ar. D. u shall he the duty Of the ex
ecn,iye committee 70 audit All necuunt
pfcsF1icd agunisl tho association and !
iNunh curttet aud hight, a. order thci
pas airng Upon dralt drawn by tue score
| iarl1 and o. asaist tho pitn lrni Ia hl
various duiissi ~ report all dep-cdatlea
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Tho April number of Demurest's
Monthly Magazine hns four Easter
eards Of roses In oil colors, which are
really Of art, two steel engravinGs, ard
numerous illustrations. The contents
ara varied and interesting. "The AL.
miral's Ward" by Mrs. Alexander.
grows in interest az It progress; $50
eiety Life by Jennie June, is an ex-
eellent article, and twenty four others
are not inferior 10 merit. There are al
so "Carrent Topics Of the day" work
"work Table," " Kitchen and
''Fashions for Spring. Hleaving moth.
ing more to be desired for family
magazine; and the price at two dol
lars year places IL within the reach
OF every family.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Absence does not conquer love. In
1861 Mr. and Mira. Harry Treadway
lived in their happy home In Arrow
Rock, Missouri. Harry was supposed
to have been killed in the Confederate
army, and their home being burned,
the widow went to live with school
mate in Arkansas. Inst Tuesday the
man and wife mot in Austin, after
nineteen years separation, mud are
happy. Nor does drunkenness cool
its ador. Fifteen years ago Edward
O'Bricn kissed his wife goodbye on
the quay at Cork. Last Thursday
night two drunken tramps were in u
Brooklyn lookup, and despite their
degradation tho meeting was affecting
between Edward aud his Mary Cal
verton News.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01
Trne Mcrlt AIMn1s Mlns.

There is n constantly increasing de-
mnnd for Browns Iron Bittcrs. 4
druggist on Washington street reports
the sale of % bottles the frat month;
SO bottles the second month, aud liG
bottles the third month; and not ono
complaint or failure to give entire
satisfaction MS being the very best
health-and-life. giving medicine in all
thc world.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Senator Morgan finds it expedient to
deny with emplasis that Alabama is u
rcpudisting State. She Is both able
and ready, lie asserts, to meet all her
obligations, and is inst as solid in all
her financial matters as the State Of
New York. Between the years 1866
and 1874 tho railroads were in power
and plundered the State of almost
81, 0O0 900, but she has recovered,
is now prosperous, and often pays her
interest before it is due.-Galyeston
News.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

An exchange suggests that it wonld
be good eustos TO require every
roprcsentase or delegate to ieeiala
ture or convention or congress 10
state In public address to HE fellow
citizens and constituents. upon his re-
turn home, the reasons-eoinmon
sense and practical. not theoretical
81 every position he has occupied IN
reference to all legislative acts aud
resolutions Of the body he has at
tended. before DO should be con
sidefed qait q bio ebligailon, or az al
sliglhle again 10 any elective office
within their gift. Combine thia pro-
srammo with that now fuilnwed by
candidates II f,iiing what they intend
dolag elsss elected, and how much
time peald people have ior lcgltlpals
tHalnfst
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

The growth of tho sugar trade Of
San Francisco has been remarkable,
especially during the past year, when
tho imports of raw grades reached the
enormous total Of 1870, 1900 pounds
This quantity is 80 900, 0C0 pounds in
excess of the imports for 1880, and
10000, 900 pounds in excess of the
heaviest imports for any previous
year.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

The past yenr has been to the state
Of Texas ono of unparalleled railway
activity. To any nothing of tho cnor
mons amount of work that has been
done within her limits by roads pre-
vionsly incorporated, there were
twenty seven roads incorporated
during the yenr, representing n cap
ital stock of aI09, 100000, all hui
three or of which will probably be
built.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Huntsville Item; Tho normal
school is making preparations to eele.
brato the battle of San Jacinto, April
u. A son of General Houston, Mr.
Temple Houston, of Brazoria, has
been invited to address, the school on
the occasion, and will doubtless ac-
cept...Farming operations are re-
ported progressing vigorously in all
parts Of the country since tho return OF
good weather.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Mr. Lyman Seeds, of Dunkirk
n. Y, says; IL want everybody to
know that Browns Iron Bit,ers has
cured mo of n complication Of disos.
doris that affected my general lenlth to
such an extent That wns unable to do
any work. My principal troubles
were poor digestion, painful urinntion
and weak lungs. have been restored
TO perfect healthn
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

A corporation has just been form
ed Mt sau Francisco for the purpose of
acquiring property necessary for tho
erection and maintenance Of Gre
nation hall. wherein to cremnte the
dead, and by actual trial to seek +"
populaiize cremation, and SO last0n
its universal adoption.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Nature stretches ont her arms toem-
brace man, only let his thoughts he of
equal greatness Willingly does abe
follow his steps with the rose and the
violet, and bend her lines Of grandeur
and grace to the decoration of her dar-
ling child. Only let the thoughts be of
equal scope, and the frame will suit
the picture.-R.W Emerson.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

The United States government Is
truly philanthopic; it furnishing every
soldier with a night gown, or II you
will have il in unmis,nkehle terms,
does it not present each defender of
the country with n knap-sacki
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

An editor in Illinois announced the
death of his paper thus:"Wc concluded
to kick the bucket 1t has been a
question of slow starvation or suicide,
aud we'ye determined on suieide.n
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01
EXCELSIOR.
rNE G4LYEXIuN NEWs

THE G4LPEXiUN VIEWS
u INT ring nnghef y. ~. mIhss =" Aigh sornA %
,niisss. but -fipii fekir. - .taaly pro
son year ~ year A. ia - 8. fia-i '.ttpr .. 70
,.tinu,.l acceptance ct an ihtrl,i .rn, and /.
aeriatiye fcaGing Public II points tn u- rr'
the p,-t ~ furnishing The mori Anthsaiir
apat telling pruHprs tn- for ~. natn. II.
s., m hrr,nlirr aslirnk,fiy.. y H.. chosen felt
EGIipSE { ,aPi TiriOS,
md h.e promptly and effectively ever, advsnl
,rrseute,li Ia The way 81 Increased u. .irriai ~
~. for imptovirg mon itself IL AZ the fafiio-
q genera. hs'wspais iot the people p,4, W ll 40
= iihont presumption and aeceds Without n'
living upon ths' arliIaige If tie fies Tiei
journal AZ I'm GALvRrroS NKw- ul,g fosai,i
sa one NJ thr nseeS-srieS of ar un.te0f,ar tarn
civilization u IL m the nafup' ma a. I ~ %
hiQuit ous university tor the pfupl, wNit ih'
ioral parrrs ~ nj ITEM Tho NOR 'itti 20 "a 3
iaruIniinn Nomirliiseni amt ni ~ ant IA liii.
should gii-tlrr Ills h1usrhald sf hH pass ID tu'
ne-s 1dequaifly equipped without III. ifgui
presence u 'rnK GALynsioS Nnws. and se
lrela newspaper.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Atlantas increased valuation
makes n good showing for her pros.
pcrity, it being ut least 1000, ono
moro than last years, when the Cit
iAsns paid n tax on over $4,000 900.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Expressive nomenclature James
Keene intends to call his wonderful
new colt SANDER, because it goes SO
fnst when it gets started, Exchange
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01
Saturday Morning, April 1, 1889.

The boy who said soda wnter tastes
like Your foot's aslcep,now says weiss
beer is thawed sand paper.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

Sorghum seed ia readily eaten by
poultry and is better for small chick
ems thnn corn.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01
AGEN Is
tUi,
klrr.,es Of the Plains.

WANTED u, j. W. Bnril,
Embracing the llvesnnd Wonderful Advent
oi VIII Bill, Buffalo Ril, kit Carson. Cant Pa,
cnpt- Jack TesnsJ lck California Jos, aud OF
calculated lnlian Fighters. Srput-. Hnnters
iuiles. true histpriral work II thrilling !.
ventures on h. plains aud In western prog
and civilization Fights with Indians Giei
liniialn Hunts Desperate Adventures, Mar
Escapes Wonderful Shn,fing aud Hitting y
l.ii,l In the Far Vest fV-lOe Illustrations
Full Page Colorc,. Plates gfand book for AZ o
lnisclla everything. SIS p,tes price
ig,ni comp .te m.ii- so cents. Outiit and
ar S2'N Writ ni ancr ~ 'ncy or t|'.i
aud illu rated ircular. ~ II r 'RINAL lf
.lshiAO T. tool n. 4th n St. LOuip, No
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01

n0Hn Great changr Ia make monry. Those
wv cN' hu nlwaN+ take advantage of the
good chances iDr mshiug mrnry that are Offered,
generally hrcpme wealthy. while those WIN do not
improve -nrl chances remain Ia pptrrty. We
wHlit many men womrn hoy aud si'ls To work
for ~ right Ia their own localities. Any one can
do tho wutl. properly from the first start The
wages Expensive outfit furnished itcc. No one
who cnrn res fills 10 make money rapidly. Yon
can devote yonr whnlr time tn tho work or oniV
your SPAR mon ants Full information and all
that is needed scni ircc. Address Siinson & Co.
Portland Maius
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-01
Ter-s 81 as-Srip,i.n.

pcr fHenfh ~
iNVhLE SHEET wEEKLY-One sapy pu'
Aear " ,sn coplra, ehe scai 1880 twrtg copi
IN snAi, ~ any oo.ieH oer year. a. -
invariably Ia Aisancc-f'rra ~ an Pc ilg- y. =
Parts u the United States and CvuadA.
noht " dralt on Galveston. POSSIBILITIES ia1nfi
cfief, or leei.iutr,l Nnsr Afiress
A. II, BELO Co, Galveston. T,faa.
specimen topie, sent nee % Applie.iisu.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
RE AntI.PslxEanx mt.

The Senate yesterday passed the
Anti-POlyHamy bill introduced by
Senator Edmunds. 1t IL . decIdedly
aggressive measure, and, - pointed
out in the debate, violates Ihe spirit of
the Constitution, IL It dOes not clAsh
with the provisions OF that venerable
but too little regarded instrument.
6enotor Pendleton we'll said that,
while he would do everything that
could properly be dono 70 destroy
pOlyRamy, he held that safeguards OF
right and of conscience, the great
privileges given man for the enjoy
meat Of life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness, that provide that he shall
not be punished except after convio-
tion By jury of his peers, Arc moro
important TO be preserved through all
the ages Of time than that We should
blot out in q day an evil practice
which prevails, however evil that
practice may be-"
This 10 sound Democratic doctrine,
and 1t is the politio course as ell ii
the right course. It In possible to
prohibit the practice OF polygAmy In
Utah, and by statutes which can be
enforced without overriding the estab-
lished safeguards Of liberty and order.
And 1t 10 to be hoped that the House
will give the measure more thorough
consideration than it has involved In
the Senate, and amend the bill into q
better shApe.-N. 7. Star.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
ssonownaa J nc sons TodAy.

The following 10 extracted from some
Confederate war "Reminiscences written
for the Philadelphia Press By Col. A. r.
BQteler, who vas q member Of Gen.
StOnewall Jackson's staff:
"Havlng fingered to ahe last allowable
moment with the members OF my faml-
" 'bsrelBbofore mentionsd'-as the To-
gel dOcbments would term them-lt
was after 10 o'clock at night when re-
turned 70 headquarters for final instruc-
liOns, abd before going tO the Generals
room ordered tNo whisky toddiss 10
be brought up Aler me. When they ap-
psared offered one Of the glasses 70
Jackson, but he drew back, saying
mo, 10, Colonel, you must excuse me
l never drink Intoxicating liquors."
"l know that, General" sad 1, abu,
though you habltuAlly abstain, ~ l de-
myself, from everything Of the sort,
there are occasions, and this 10 one oI
them, When stinIulant will do US both
geod otherwise l would neither take
IL myself nor Ofsr It 70 you. SO you
must make an exception to your gen
erAl rule and join mo In = toddy To-
night"
he again shook bis head, but never.
thelsss, took the tumbler and began TO
alp lts contents. Presently putting it on
the table, after having but partly emp
tied II, he said
"Colonel, do you know why l habit
ually abstain from intoxicating drlnkspH
AND, on my replying In the negative, he
continued
why, sir, because like the taste oI
them, aud when discovered that to be
the case l made up my mind at once tc
do without them altogether"
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
1'HTnD EDITION
Tns Wa.s Upsn oysser F'lrassa.


NORFOLK, Va, February 49,
Governor Cameron's expedition
against the lawless oystermen in the
Rappahannock River returned to this
city at 6 D. m. Six schoOners and one
sloop we're captured, and their crews
comprising sixtY-one men, were to-
day surrendered by Governor Caui-
eron, upon warrants held by Sheriff
Smith, of Matthews County,, aud
lodged in the county jail, where they
will await trial at the term Of the
County Court on the 18th of March.
The names of the the vessels, which
were turned over to the civil authori-
ties and now lie anchored in the
Piankatank River, six miles from
Matthews Court House, are as fol>
lows: Schooners Annie and Alice
Kirkwood, Gearge w. Crosswell and
Hamburg, and sloop Fashion.
The penaly 10 forfeiture of the
vessels and cargosH and one to three
years imprisonment for the mon.
After a stormy trip the squadron
Slghted the fleet ut O'Clock yester.
day morning dredging under full sail.
The guns OF the "Blues" opened fire
each steamer singing out a vessel
aud giving chase. Eighteen shots
were fred through the rigging of the
schooner Kirkwood, AM she was
chased thrty ive miles towards th 9
Capes of Virginia before she was
brought TO. No armedresistanc was
offered and at IL O'Clock the entire
fleet had been captured.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
FaIIurss rar me w..n-


NRW YoRK, Feb. 14.-R. q. Dun
. Co., Of the Merchantile Agency, re-
port i64 failures throughout the ooun-
sry for the weak, q some what greater
number than last week, the increase
oelng made up Of speculative failures
IN grain and cotton, principally in
new Orleans and Chicago. Ia New
1srE the principal failure was that Of
Y, +: Hardy b Co., shipping and com.
mlsslon merchants, which is enveloped
IN mystery. 1t 10 not known what
they owe or what the assets will be.
hr. Hardy has not put in an appear
anee sinoe the failure. The debts are
mostly abroad. The distribution Of
the failures was: Eastern States. Is:
Western, so; Southern, 45; Middle, 81: +:
PAcihc coast and Territories, Is; New
York city, 10; total, 164.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Couehhn, OF Bomerville,
Mass, says: IN the fall OF 1876 wAs
taken with BLEEDlH0 or TEE LUNGS
followed By q severe cough. Iost my
appetite and Aeah, and was confined 70
Hospital. The doctors said had hole
In my lung ~ Zig a. = half dollar. Al
one time report went around that
was dead. gave mp hope, bus q friend
told me Of DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
BAL5AM FOR THELUNGS. got q
bottle, when to my surprise, / OOmmenc-
cd 70 feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
III write this hoping every one aftiict.
cd with Disaased Lungs will take DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and bs
convinced that CONSUMPTION OAN
BE CURED. l can positively say II hAa
one more good than all the other modi-
mes have takeu Sinos my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
wRpHnapAy. Fsb ia

sDHhaDAY. Feb. 10, 0 r. NJ.
FLoUR - dull end weak. Sales OF IOOO
es1reia ineladl Minnesota sKlraa, At
80 N.1b iof clear, aud At oy a IaX for
straignI PennA. extra hmiIy, Al 81 IS 4
dSIH: western do. do. At So.T6 a ia. and
Patenn At e7.0AS. Bye hour IL dull a.
A15 % per Dbl.
1RAIN.-Wneati 10 uAsetti ed and "a. mar
bnsh. lower. sales OF red ct 0l.A 4 IA
At the open board Sl.4k was bid for Fah.
ruAry, 0.0k Ior March, al,bIk for AnriI-
and u.9l8 tor May. Rye Ia quiet. We
quo ~ 3. . SIC. torn Is ina1tive and
lover. Sales OF $500 hushels, Including
yellowJ ~ 81 q Wke; steamer At 63X a
80, NO. 81 81 oskc., and rejected Al
% ~ O., according - location, At the
ORen board o4,Ge. was bid for February.
ss3Se. 0r March, 61fo. for April, and $50
fof May. Oats are dull Baloa OF 6sOo
Ou1helss Including white, al l8 q a kn
And IeJee'ed and mixed al nc The he.
oeiDG to-oGy were aH follows: 1sJ baI-
fels Flour, 900 busheIs Wheat, $500 bush
CorL 200 sushels Oais, ,ls7 barrels WhIskV-
WHIsKEr.- -WS qnote Western iron
oound NJ sl.9l per gallon.
NAY AND bTRAw.-Receipts of hav N
tons. 1here vas q fair irQeiry FOR 9ood
nay Al ele, and exceptional sales in ain
gle car llf4tat Slo. 5000; No, 2 and infsr-
LOT stOe ragged heHMIly Ut prices rang
ing frompSlS down q $40, eocordin1 fo
quality and condition. Rye etraw va
quoted steady It oi60Ia
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
Diphtheria,

A cold or sore thro.,
einount 70 much, and n prorS,n@ n@ tn
- can easily De cured; but ny nagVsy altsaN
lQkioWe1 py eamaumption ~ snect d m
no medicine has ever been a.. ulphtArT.
hCts 20 quickly and nu NIL ~ oVeftd MA
EEA9n9X DAVIS PAIN KIIsScl n sScl ellss
prompt uBe of thin Snval.oIi.
saxed Ln0ulAnds OF iiVeN 'smAA Y
lh DAVIS PAIN
ns.s,i gl ~ 2 experiment.. II hAa been ~ /
Ehere Il III a IE I'M ina' iysSrs' and y lnCst tI M1.
read - followB: Vsaunah
u An - AfttnA Y has hesn my hous.A0,
peyR Known u 10 fail N an!ysasfs., Ahd ~
\. =. CRqcKmn, WilliAmsviiie. n Vns Wns
Tor 0irfy Year, have uasA -
SFost neroslslinE tsTo. remedy fos "a =, Y
HAve recoivsd immediats reliss t,,..
eofe thrQaA and consider youI p.,on un cd !,
RsvuAoAe reGnedy.--dno' 3. RViklTr b5n be5sns I
hayy Jus. rscoysrsd from . w., I
49, ssIi~ H1sa! M sg.sA ESgF Pan XIV % %
SInout it ToAcA Lowndsa, n W )
years. and kklS nsvsr Known ~ NJ n 4 dsynI p n
LxyIn, Wayneaboro. Ga -kl1Hi
ba8nn uninG RAIM xiI.LMn IN INV t...n-.
nva yeAke ago and have usad Il sysy sn.l slt
found no medicine 70 tAko ~ Ma. = Il ~
pEngRfak Onqida. r. Y. Mpn
Eoe wnooptng. cough and cfoup "A 4.
preparation mAda. w would mol bt -alo I
A. 2. houTp. Liberty Mills' Va "neak'
Eor twenty -nve yearu hAvs uaad p,,.r
Tor COLDS and chApped iipa, and c0naidss |, aln Iln
weNcfne sver offered -0Ho. .HooPER Wins..sA I
Nv, Y. sans.4ng severely Win broneAis. ], !
any food I was advised N try your P,r, M
nc are9r NJ Lssing : few dosas vSs oiSS
Dr. MALToH writes from coahocson, YOv,.
kILLnn cures diphtherie and sorO lhrcai We
fali n . an4ie instance. This ia JcS "
Mrs. ELLMH u. " AsoN Wfttaa, Nv.cn -.
violently aok with diphtharia, hish f,ys,s "
chilln. 10 many chfldren have died NJ. 4
4raid 70 unll . physician, and trisd voS, y.
Nssnssaay Is throat tsa 1as SH SI..I su9Es,I \ q "
deRful cure. and Wiah II could b ipov, \,
poor mothers who are losing % many 49,
For Chills and Fever PAIN KIILRH,
no equal II tcures when everything ~ \
Delays are offen dangerous A 6tr
Pam KLLMR IN the house Il a RafeVnsrss 4
no family should be without
All druggists sen It a. 2se., B0s., aN h
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q SON, pwAA
Providence, 4