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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-13
Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

bpGCldl W tllt Ilcldlu
AUSTIN, April 5.-County Judge Full
more, of Travis county, decided to-day that
sheriffs and deputies are amenable under
the law for carrying concealed weapons out
side of their respective counties, unless
when on official duty.
A scandalous seduction case is on trial in
the Justices court. The charge was brought
by a dining-room servant in the blind asy-
lum against late employee of that institu-
ton. The defense introduced one CT the
pupils, blind music-master, and third
witness, also blind, who boards at the asy--
lum, ali of whom swear to the criminal
knowledge of the plaintiff The superin,
tendent is very much exercised and will
make immediate repairs in the morals of
his charge.
The lunatic asylum board asks an appro'
priation of $4,000 to put that institution in
a sanitary condition.
Nearly all the members of the legislature
| have arrived
The opposition to the governors policy OF
renting school lands is overwhelming.
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special to the Herald

Ennis, April 5.--The municipal election
held here yesterday resulted in the re-elec
ton Of G, G. Higginbotham, mayor; John
r. Tidwell marshal; ]. w Dunkerly, j.
n. Billiard, J. e. Tate, Elisha King and Z.
A. Jordan, aldermen. About 800 votes
were cast.
The Waxahachie Tap is undergoing re-
pairs and will shortly be in good condition.
Grading on the northeast extension Of
the Central is about completed to Terrell
Kaufman county. and track-laying is ex-
pected TO begin very soon.
The wheat and oats crop was iniure d
considerably il is thought by the sudden
change Of weather from flood 10 drouth.
Rain is needed badly.
W. H. Blue, young man from the inte-
rior while rapturOusly staring at passcn-
ger train here this morning, became too en-
Unused to notice the approach Of a freight
train backing into a siding, until 10 struck
him and rolled him about two Car-lengths.
His injuries are serious, but not necessarily
fatal
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IIillBborO,
SpeCial to the Hcrn

SpeClAl 10 the Hcrhlu.
HILLsBoRo, April 5.--The city election
passed off quietly here. Nothing ofinter-
est TRANSFERRED The friends of the various can
didates worked hard to electtheir friends.
John G. Abney was elected. mayor over w.
b. Johnson and w. K. Booth. Walter c..
Smith was elected marshal over j. l..
Sweeney, the present incumbent NJ. f.
Hunter ex-marshal, and f. l.. Lowery,
lived in the county but had just moved
from here. r. B. Smith, p. +. Fox, w.
A. Harrison, Tip Porter, and L. B. Stroud
we're elected aldermen. We have a good
city council. /
John Smith, one of our best citizens was
killed Sunday morning just above hete, by
Sewer, alias Bennett, notorious horse
thief. Sewer was pursued by Smith, and
several Others, and beng overtaken, Seviel
refused to surrender. A battle followed
which resulted in the killing of Smith and
SEWER.
Weather quite warm with fine prospects
for rain.
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IseltOn


Special TO the Herald.
BELToY, April 5.-District court convened
at this place Monday last. There is large
docket, both civil and criminal. Five MUIR
der cases are to be tried this term. 1t
seems the unenviable reputation Of our
county for lawlcssness has in no wise di-
minished.
Judge l.. C. Alexander, of Waco, and
Judge Goodrich, of Marlin, are in attend
anCe.
The municipal election passed Off quietly
Yesterday, which resulted as follows Mar
Shall, w. S. Riggs city attorney, w. L.
Shannon secretary, Il. ii. Turner alder
men, w. T. Rucker, J. Q. Allen and i. ii.
Austin.
The ladies of the Methodist church gave
supper last evening at the opera-house,
which nctted the snug sum Of $40, which
goes toward the parsonage.
Hon. A. J. Harris, state senator from
this district, left for Austin this morning.
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Waxaliacllie.


Special to the Herald.
WAxAHACHrE, April Ga sad accident
happened few miles west of town late on
Yesterday evening. Four children Of Mr..
J. Wtherspoon were playing near the bank
of Waxahachie creek, one slipped in the
creek, la attempting to get Il out, another
also fell in, when third one, going to the
rescue, fell in. The banks being steep
and the water deep, they were unable to
get out. The fourth child ran to the house,
some distance from the creek, and gave the
alarm. A young man who happened to be
there, ran down to the c. eek and succeeded
In saving one. The other two were already
drowned.
There is considerable sickness in and
around town. Farmers are all complain
ing of dry weather at present.
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! s.i.l,nthsHs.la

F8rr WORM. April Elm the county
court to-day tLe Clse against william
ffnse1mh. CHARGED with then q fifteen
casts ~ bruusuig. wns concluded
The jury RENDERED verdict @ ult
.nrfr. TIE case crested considerable
rfrrfaf Eurr-s ere thaf BunsEie u1ll
= sued f1r damlres o. the amount 81 fll.-
pH r- urre.
Two nrrro uurnen hsi n lively wool
rrri q this evening on Fourth s.-elt- Ire
srarr-s conn uil EEt TIE next clip.
Tnrr WORN Arrl 7-Ab1ui II O'clock
lref night Billie IecEsun. q rrEr1 ~ year
I ri a-1. br1te into TIRE rom gaupIed y
| clio f-as a nile ard q half slufh 81 thf
frfr. al affrr thntirr htr rlia inse-lzi-
AIe. r-onrnr. Iislad his darunst.e desirn-
rnrf. TIE parents were ait-lcted o. Der
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hpcclh W lne HeIhlH'
GArEsymLE, April 5..-Tbe city election
yesterday passed of quietly. .. ID. Fields
was elected mayor; W. d. Woodward, re-
corder; William Holmes, marshal; Messrs.
Y. s. jenkins, J. w. Hammock, II. Stasse.
and c. T.. Oaks, aldermen.
Farmers are planting cotton rapidly.
Wheat Is heading. Farmers nave a smile on
their countenances, for everything whis-
pers that this will be a year of peace and
plenty to them.
r. Baldwin is here now, representing the
Texas Siitings.
Several wealthy business men were here
yesterday from Waco, who intend going
into business here.
Fine rock buildings are going up here
rapidly. Business is better here than it
ever has been at this season. Future pros
poets are are more hattering than ever in
our town.
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

MARSHALL, April G.-Your correspondent
has been absent from his post for the past
few days, hence you have had nothing
from this end Of the line. Great activity
prevails with our farmers Everywhere
evidences of thrift appears. The fruit pros
poets are all that could be desired.
Mayor Iluwley has resumed his official
duties and acting Mayor McGill retires TO
The shades Of private life,
The late municipal election passed off
quietly, there being no opposition, but little
interest was manifested, and consequently
q small vote was cast.
We had fine rain last night, which was
greatly needed.
The weather continues very warm for the
season.
Mrs. Pepper, of this place, it is said, has
gone on a visit to ST. Louis, the city OF
Wedding costumes.
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sneclal % The Heralh

grorsrrtcE. April G-In the case Of
Resting q Roller. Of MeNia. vs.. the lloUs-
ton 4 Texas Central railway Company
now on trial, the plaintiffs sue i1r damages
Tor delay in the movement Of cotton.
Watson & Bros, same plea, ". same
eomuanv. was continued until next term
Much Is based on these decisions, as a great
deal Of litigation is a. least looked for.
District court Is still In session, but VII
ifteiy adjourn in few DAYS. There hav,
bean four convictions on the criminal
locks 90 far. al being negroes.
The KNIGHTS % Pythias have elected Of
/ frers frr the next term. q. ". Lee and
/ W. H. Frisbie were elected o. representa-
t'res % the grand lodge.
Fanmers are very busy at work. I,ai-
needed.
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special 10 the Herald.
g. Co.. A,,ru a. Weather cool an

special 10 the Herald.
sAy SABA, April 6.-Wcather cool and
pleasant. Rain is needed by. the crops.
Two of the sherifi-s deputies left to-day
having I'M charge Miss Jennie Thornton,
who Il 20 become an inmate Of the insane
t,ylum al Austin. William Hayworih, OF
SAN Saba, Is now under Surveillance, having
bcrome violently insane, IL is said. from the
use Of whisky and opium.
Stlckmen are now exceedingly busy,
Grass Is I'm fine condition, and work has be
gun upon the first roundup Of the season
The unfortunate witnesses IN the cele
brated Kendall case are again making pre-.
partitions TO 60 10 Bronham.
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Palestine,
Special to the Herald.

Special 70 the HefAId.
PALESTINE, April 5.-Yesterday at the
annual meeting of stockholders of the Trim
ity e. SABINE railroad, were elected direc-
tors: H. NJ. Hoxie, r. s. Hayes, John +.
Evans, d. S. H. Smith, Gideon ]. Gooch,
A. r. Harwood, Allen Mccoy. r. s.
Hayes was chosen PRESIDENT H. NJ. Hoxfc,
yice-president; d. S. II. Smith, secretary
and treasurer; Russell flooding, superin-
tendent. Building on the road is progress
ing very fast. Twenty miles are graded
ard one laid with track. The present
board yesterday accepted bid by Burkett,
Murphy q Burns, contractors for building
the road A large number Of timbermen
are awaiting the opening of the road to es-
tablish mills ON the rich leaf pine track
along the line.
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Sp ecial to the Herald.

HoUsroN, April THE city council to-
day accepted the bid to pave Main street
with treated wood blocks, at a cost of about
Propertv holders along the street pledged to
do the work, the city paying for the inter-
sections. The bid accepted was of M. Cur
tin, an alderman, who resigned previous to
Il vote on the bid.
Cotton exchange and local press met to-
day and appointed committee to arrange
for the press convention on the 10Th.
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room BY n easplng sound, when liiey found
| The shocking fate NJ theft daughter ON
GERS we're nj once put on he Track.
AZ Tho meeting of the city council last
night Alderman Fits resignation Was
read and accepted
Farmers are In need OF rain
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Lanpasas.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald
LAMPAsAs, April st is said that the
mineral properties of the Hanna springs
here are becoming weaker, and that cor
responding change is noticeable in the Han
cock spring the water Of which now shows
considerable sulphur. This strange phe-
nomenon has occurred twice. before this,
each time the mineral being entirely lost
by the one and gained by the other.
The Santa Fe track reached the Lam
pasas river, ten miles from town, to-day.
Some fears have been expressed regarding
damages to the wheat by rust, but the last
two weeks of dry weather have been favora'
bic, and very little damage is reported;
prospect for rain tonight, which would be
beneficial.
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Special to the Herald.

BRENNAN, April 5.-The city election
Yesterday was quiet. Eight hundred votes
were polled. Kerr was elected mayor; Do
ran, marshal; Sol!eg, assessor and collec-
tor; Bassett, Reichardt, Luhn and Amsler,
Doran I"Sioux'0 was a correspondent Of
the Houston Telegraph.
Pomeroy Whitney, 10 years old, son OF a
farmer near Burton, was kicked to death by
a mule yesterday.
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Marlin.


MARLIN, April 5.-our county election
came Off Tuesday. VIM. Shelton, was
+. Attaway, secretary; w. A. Olterofl,
treasurer; A. W. Foster, assessor and col
lector. The question Of the city control
ing the schools was carried by Al majority.
The position of Comptroller Brown, in
his letter to the governor is strongly en-.
dorsed here.
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Longview.
Special to the Herald.

LoNGvIEw, April 5.-The election
YESTERDAY excited more interest than
any ever held in Longview, The
town has been in state of great, ex-
element for the last week. Everything
passed off very peacefully. The following
we're elected For mayor I. A. Flewelyn;
for city secretary John II. Carter; for city
attorney, r. NJ. Keasler; for city marshal,
Howard Booth; for aldermen, w. g. North
cult. w. Alex. Abbey, Thomas Campbell,
| T. +. Durham, John Jennings.
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Special to the Herald.

MINEoLA, April 5.-The city election here
on the 4th resulted as follows: Mayor, j..
5. Hanes; marshal, George G. Reeves;
city attorney, II. NJ. Gates; secretary, j. ID.
Richardson assessor, l.. II. Grahami treas
urcr. Walter +. Trueman: aldermen, ]. @.
Buchanan, L. Lindsey and John Thomas.
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sHEtrtr. Apr 5.-Ths sIu1ciT1l eirr
fiau heii Ierr yestsriry resllied as g.
bows Mnrshrl James u. -flut- city 90
rrrner. q. ]. Hairklf- assessrr and c1 Dec
flr. Vs. u Harrington. cifr rreasurer J. e
collins. fifr afr-s-arr. J. p. Cuurirrlar.
city euainfe.r. q 4 East. T. ID. Iusk
arrmar Gru ward- y. y Long. sec1ul
rarf. g.. O.. Gilmore third rzrd
F0r 4churl trustees. t1e rutr s-rnl- VI
irfns ~ Curry. sl- EucLE-. 20 ErrIe ID
VIM. f-. Melton. a T1it.n. o. Hezrns
IL. Sorry. ilf. Henri -
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Navasota.


SpcNIHI 10 IIIC IiVIaIu
NAvAsorA, April ga lire tonight de-
stroyed the fine residence of Mrs. Skater.
Loss about 81 500, partially covered by in
surance. Cause of fire unknown.
Light showers fell to-day, benefiting the
crops.
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Gilrner
special TO the Herald.

GIMER. April 5.-Judge ]. ]. Lyons,
editor Of the New Issue, y was found dead
today in his printing office. His printer,
Ashley, Is missing, who is supposed to have
numbered him. Officers are in pursuit.
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. T0---- y II III
CoEHcsrA, April 5.-Mr. T. p. Tnrner.
the .ell-tu0Tn trave sr f1- y J Wills A
Bro. OF Galveston. vs. married tlls even
ing 70 Mr. L. A. Al inson. ~ the Mackay
h5uss. The reddinz was stri1tiy prirste-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22
A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of confound-
ing a remedy of merit withquack medi-
cines. We speak from experience when
we say that Parker's Ginger Tonic is a
sterling health restorative which will do
all that is claimed for it. We have used
it ourselves with the happiest results for
rheumatism and when worn out by over
work see adv.-Times. :
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22
Notice for Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and final entry thereof, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the
at the County seat on Tuesday the LIST day Of
August 1882 viz: Joseph Blouk homestead
entry No. SIG for the W u of W u sec IA, { 81
n, W and names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivatfon of said tract, viz: Peter G. Munro, of
Cheboygan, q, and David e Clark, of Cheboy-
gan o, Edwin Smith, of Cheboygan o, and
EDWARD STEVENSON,
jun24-5t Register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22
REFERENCES.
To Whom it May Concern:

This is to certify that we. the undersigned
have employed Angus w. Deadman as Veter
inery Surgeon, and that he has given us good
satisfaction as such, and we take pleasure in
recommending him to those who may need his
services.
Cheboygan, Mich, March 81, 1882.
A M Gerow, j II Kintz, w w Bowes, G A Gal
lagher, Jas Duggan, + M Summons, Geo Pa
quette. A p McKinnon, VIM Sullivan, J HI
Waterman, II Robinson, Jas Workman.
13may-tf
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22

TNHESE LANDS are all situated within
i reasonable distance from Cheboygan, and
are among the best in this section Of the state.
1t is cheaper to buy choice lands near town
fol. nothing.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-29
The Bad ard Worthless.

are never f8taItei or co1n.ferIefted- THIS Is
especially true of fs;n.!y medicine, and II Ia
positive proof that the remedy initiated is Of the
highest value. As sool as II had been tested
and proved by tie whole Sorld that Hop Bitters
was the pures'. hes; AMI most -aluable family
medicine or earth, many imi,stiOns sprung up
and began 10 steal the notices in which the press
and the pe0p.e Of the country had expressed the
merits of II. B., and in every wsy irving to In
duce suffering .nvslids TO use tHeir stuff instead,
expecting to make mopey on the credit and good
name Of II. 3. Nan, others started nostrums
Put up in smuar style TO H. B., with variously
devised names in which the word "Hop," OF
Hops" were used In n way 10 induce peOpls
to believe they were the same as Hop BtterA
All such pretended remedies OF cures, no matter
what their styie or name ls, anil especially those
with the word Hop or "Hops" in their name
or in any way connected with them or their name,
are limitations or counterfelts- Beware OF them.
Touch none of them. Use nothing but genuine
Hop B.tters, with a bunch or cluster OF green
Hops on the white label Trust nothing else.
Druggists ami dealers are warned against dealing
In linitatlOiis OF cou:aserfeits.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-29
Indian Marriage laws.

When a tribe Is hunting, It camps, by
ge1ates or nations, in q circle, each gems
bearing the name of some animal, All the
members Of one gems are relatives, and
marriage between members of one gems is
absolutely forbidden. Membership in a
gems Is by descent In the male line, moi in
the female. The relations of man are
denoted by colors; for example, black,
grandfather or grandmother; blue, father
OF mother. HIS connections are denoted
by mixed colors such as pink head and
skirt, with light-blue triangle on the body,
for slster-ln-iaw. A man can marry his
brothers widow, and her children call him
father even before their fathers death.
dis sisters children are only nephews and
nieces- His mothers sister is ALWAYS
called mother for the same reason, and
even his paternal grandfa;her's brothers
SOD is his father. These, and many other
distinctions, show that the terms of rela-
tionsh1p are far more numerous and CON-
pllcated with the Omahas than with US.
A man may marry any woman belonging
TO another gems, whether connected with
him OF not; though marriage into his
mothers gems Is also fort. b.dden. A man
cannot marry any woman to whom he is
related by the ceremony of the calumet
dance Sometimes man may take the
children of his deceased brother without
their mother herself. Sometimes the dy-
ing husband, knowing that his male kind
red are bad. tells his wife 10 marry out OF
his geus. If widower remains single for
two, three, or four years, he must remain
so forever. Widows, however, must walt
four years before remarrying. The same
system prevails among the Iowas, Otos
and Missouris.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-29
The Post Ofice at IRON Rod.

The post Office at Iron Rod, Montana,
has been discontinued, and tue expiana,
ton Is thus given by an officer of the de-
partment: A Post Office Agent, while
officially visiting various offices Ill Mon
tana Territory for the purpose of cor
rccting any Irregularities of postmasters,
stopped, at Iron Rod. Going into the
p st office he found the room divided
lutO three sections-first a saloon, next
post office, and last faro bank. The
mail bag was brought in. rough-Iook-
ing customer opened it and emptied the
contents upon the floor. The entire
crowd at once got down Oh their hands
and commenced overhauling the letters,
among which several were registered,
and selected such as they wanted. Al
ter they were through, the remaining
letters were shoveled in a candle box
and placed on the bar. The special
agent thinking the office needed a lit
tie regulation, ASKED the barkeeper,
who hal received and distributed the
mail, If he WAS the Postmaster. He
answered: mo" Are you the Assis
tant Postmaster?" No. .'Where is the
Postmaster" Gone to Heli's Canon;
and by thunder Bill Jones has got to
run this Office next week; it's his turn"
The Government official then stated
who he was and demanded the Keys of
his Office. The bartender coolly took
the candle box from the bar, placed it
on the q or md gave it kick, sending
1t out of the Goor. saying: ''There's
your pos. office, and now git" The
agent says; knowing the custom of
the country l lost no time IN following
this advice, and got" This is the way
the post Office at Iron Rod was discon-
tlnued.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-29

CLsAN IoUs CELLARS. young farmer
gives this bit of sensible advice to hOust
keepers on the farm: Take cue day down
cellar TO throw out and carry away all dirt
rotten wood, decaying vegetables and 9Th
er accumulatiOns that have gathered there
brush down cob"ebs, and with bucket
OF lime give the walls and ceiling a good
coating Of whItesssh. No matter If you
don't understand the business; no matter
II you have not got Q whitewash trush;
take an old broom thst the good wife has
worn out and spread ii on thick and strong.
II will sweeten up the air in the cellar, the
parlor and the bed chambers Qf your GEL
lar Is Ike the ordinary farmhouse cellars,
and 1t msy save your family from the
affection of fevers, GIphtheria and doctors
While the lime is about you might rs well
give the inside OF the he-- house coat OF
IT. Is will be good thing icr the fowls
If you do.
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Hsssrs. Elnors-

The above 10 good Hkeresa q, :,
NAM OF Lynn, Hnss, via a50Tean ..
may bs truthfully eansitse Dear p, -. --''
as some OF her correspondent, lo-.. 0f7
Is Ssalousiy deEoted % her vor3- - y
o. hfe-study. and is obiI-ed = 'asGsS|
ASSISTANTS, to help her snsvertb.. - Ase9 L
which dails Pours in upon her. a. -.
burden OF suffering. or 10y az ,.,,,-~- -
Vegetable Compound Is medles,a 4ia1 Z II
evil purposes- 1 have person,lv god 4
am satisfied OF the truth OF M,
On account Of it, proven merit,nL
and prescribed By the best physician, !, !, ~
ono says: "It WORKS Ike a cha-, ~
pain IL VIII care entirely the wo-,. l1',' -
OF the uterus, Leucorrhda, frrsv,l,- 2 II
Henstr1ation, all OEaTi4n TroulI,. - ~ -
Ulceration. Floodings an Diz7l,s--,.-.- Z
sequent spinal weakness, and i esDa,,.,- q e .,
the Change OK Life> ---si- !,
itperrueates every portion o; TIE .-,..-
new life and vigor. 1t removes faiB,-..- i-- -
destroys all craving for stflnulin,s ~ '-'-,-
ness OF the stomach. It cures rl,,---- -'77iss.
Nervous Prostration, General Dehl,- 3, 17--a,s
Depression and indigestion Tat 80 'l,a
down. causing pain, weight snd hacs,.1, !. ~
permanently cured By its use. 4 w.1s,,7.,- IA
under an Circumstance, nc; in larzaos, Z
that governs the female system. Z =
I,eosts only 81. per bottle or sir for & 49,,
druggists. Any advice required a 10 - = :
then names Of many who have been rr..,.-.. Z
health by the use Of the ysretafis co. -
obtained BY addressing siIs p, With ~
at her home in Lynn, Mas. '-' = Z
For Kidney Complain, q feiiser ss1tsi,..--
UNSURPASSED as abundant testimonial. H., '-'-
"Mrs Pinkharn's Liver FIrs,-' s.y.sr.--.
TIE best Ia the 5ror,i for tie -1-s ~ - =
Biliousness and TOrpidity oc the Ez-- - -
Purifier worts wonders IN its special ff.s,--,.'A -
70 equi the COMPOUND in it pcpulr,-r
AL nluSt respect her as an Al-e. o. --.,---,.-.
smbition IL 20 do good 70 othera
Philadelnhia. Pa. O.