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From Eminent Wilmer Brinton, n. ID bal

have used Colden's Liebig's LIQUID Ex
tract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator in my
practice, and have been much gra,ified witt
the result. As tonic in all cases Of de
bility and weakness, an@mia, chlorosis, etc.
II cannot be surpassed. Remember tn,
name. Coldsn's-take no other.) ofdrug
gists.
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Good Intelligence.

Good Intelligence.
The valuable preparations OF the oele
trated DR.. Acker, 30 favorably known
throughout Europe, have lately been intro
duced among our people. DR.. Ackeru
Dyspepsia Tablets will be hailed with joy
by all who are distressed with disorders OF
the stomach and liver, for which they are
ture preventative and cure. They are very
pleasant, and sold in elegant boxes at "a
and 20 cents, by w. ii. Patterson & Co.
the Penchstone Lniment men.
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Tartar

TNttnr
are barnacles on the teeth; at first creamy,
then crusty, then removable only by the
dentist. II locsens the teeth and makes
the gums tender. Don't permit it to gath.
er; use sorodont, and keep the mouth clean
and the til healthy,
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For mems youths and boys clothing 20
To- A. & T.. Mittenthal, for they commence
selling their immense stock Of summer
clothing at cost. The above reduction com.
mences Tuesday, June 10th.
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This Is TO certify that we bought over four
thousand dollars worth OF DR.. Dromgoole'.
English Female Btters and Bailey's Saline
Aperient during the year 1881, and from
personal observation and public opinion,
take much pleasure in recommending them
as worthy OF public confidence and favor.
THOMPSON, GEORGE 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Galveston, Texas.
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Save Your Children

by keeping on hand Browns Blackberry
and Ginger endorsed by druggists as the
most reliable remedy in use Tor diarrhna,
dysintery and cholera.morbus. 1t never
fails to cure even the worst cases. For sale
by all druggists in Dallas and Texas.
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Parasols, Fans, and In fact all summer
goods In the house, we have reduced to
such low figure that II will be impossible
for any 70 abstain from buying. A. 4 Il,
Mittenthal, 0p8 Elm street.
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Wholesa
A Card

To all who are suffering from the errors
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send a recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T.
lnman. Station D.. New York city.
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lfyou don't like the use of sickenng
pill for your headache and constipation,
just try one dose OF Bailey's Saline Apsr-
lent, and you will never use another pill
for the same purpose.
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II Is now settled fact that we sell car.
pets cheaper than any house In northern
Texas. Fail not to come to see us, for you
will save money by purchasing from us.
A. & e. MirTKrruAI
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employment for All.

EMPLOYMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, house
~ servants. or any kind OF labor call at the
employment once, Coz Main street, near Del.
your orders A tIpRR p,yIq
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A. & Il. Mittenthal have won the laurels
this season for carrying the prettiest Sc.
lected stock OF gents furnishing goods in
Dallas. Whoever fails TO buy their fancy
shirts, under.shirts, drawers and hose, can't
be dressed In style.
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j, J. Dewey, druggist, Fairfax, Missouri
says; "Brown'sPepsin Tonic gives uniyer-
sal. satisfaction in curing dyspepsia and
sick-headache." All Texas druggists keer
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$1,000 will be paid any chemist who finds
on analysis Of one hundred bottles of SIS.
any mercury, iodide potassium, or any
mineral substance.
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Trouble may come and friends prove I'M
true, but Blackwell's Fragrant Durham
Bull Smoking Tobacco is Always the sam,
the best.
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The Dangers of tho Bilious Season
are nothing If you use Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills, the health anchor OF the South
west. Sold everywhere.
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Hereford. Acid fhcsr.ate y Necessity.

Dr. G. o. Files, Portland Maine, says
"Ot all the samples OF medicine sent IN,
during the past dozen years it is the onl,
one | have ever found which has become
necessity in my own household
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Loss OF the Hair

Premature Loss OF the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burhetts Gocoaine. The superiority Of
Burnett,s Flavoring Extracts consists in
their perfect purity and strength.
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Smoke genuine Duke o, Durham. Stand
ard Of the world.
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The Lntnst Dallas WnndnrIi

Is the rapidity and certainty with which
the worst cases of Dyspepsia aud Sick.
headache are cured by Browns Pepsin
Tonic. Ask your druggist for it.
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Foe E4channe,

EoR EXUHANGE-A farm of la acres II;
Dallas county, for Dallas city property Ar
ply 70 u Simpson. agent, 603 Main street
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University Of Virginia.

SUMMER Law LECTURES mine weekly,
begin 18th July, 1881 and end 18th September.
Have proved OF signal use--lst. To students, who
design T. pursue their studies at this or other
Law school; "a. TO u Ose who propose TO read
privately; and Sd, to practitioners who have net
had the advantage OF systematic instruction.
For circular apply u, o. University OF Va 10
john d MINOR Prof Com and Stat, Law.
junl.wlm
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Epc Sale,

EoR sALR-A good residence known as S56
Ross avenue Apply to j. d. Padglu.
Il Main street. IL ~
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FGr Nsur,

EoR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
- fronting south, with board, can be had al
l'05, corner Commerce and St Paul street. w
lulO.H '''N'''
LION RENT-A desirable furnished house
L High location, south front convenient To
business. To q desirable tenant will rent whole
or part OF house for the summer Address. or
CAL on g A. Capwell, at Edwards music house,
US Main street. ul6.tf
COX RENT-A house OF rooms. bath room,
Il water, gas etc. on Wood street. In 1rst-clas,
order Apply to Delmonco iun27.u
EoR RENT-The new store, to be finished
\ July LIST, No. 62S Elm street, size 25 by so feet
Apply to Jno, Browning, or j. NJ Harry, at
Harry Bros. iun9S. i'm ~
ENOR RENT-The store, 500 Elm street, occupied
i by H. Owens as shoe store Possession july
Mckinney. inni7
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Washington and Lee University.

Uch q W q, LEE, President
Thorough instruction In LANeuA0Es LIrERA-
TuRs and SCIENCE, and in the Professional
Schools Of LAW aud EsOISgrRING. Healthfni
location, In the Vail Of Virginia. Necessary
expenses for whole session, exclusive Of books
ank clothes, need not exceed s22h to $500 Session
opens jptemoer q For catalogue address J,
l. CAarn,fL, Jr, Clerk, Lexington, Va
lul6'cod2m
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koIICE-Any lady Wishing her nne stitcninS
snset, in the Arcade building, Upstairs None
out hrst-clan work done here iuill
JHLEPHoSE your ORDRRS-To &, r
4 Farf, Of c, u. Rdws,ds music store, for the
rnovsi OF pianos, furniture etc. Prompt al.
ention given. iuli.im
NorlCr-A liberal trade will be given for A
~ rssidenee In pleasant part of the city, con.
HaxALp once i2Stf
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e heap Column
0otices.

NoIlIE-Adyerusemenis may be HANDED into
~, oui business orhee up TO Sp. m, and into the
composing room up W a. m. '-N
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Nlnnsu tn Loan.

MONEY TO LQAN.-on farms; long time low
W rates. J b. Watkins & Co, Marsalis build
ing. Dnllas, Toxas. mr7.m
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NVliVk-J J. Travis N. D., representing the
y. Ia,Is home Endowment Association. OF
mis- Tenn, American Marriage Alliance. of
nsnn' ONO, aud the Cooperative Mutual An.
10y ASSOCIATION and others, can be found AT
- WV ss Ior one week. iulll-lw
NolIOE-A good opportunity for the right
~ man Success more depend.nt On aneS,,
taah on money Arrangement. can be made
vNh ths Undersigned to use on a royalty, two OF
me BEST formulas for railroad grease over dis
covered In use years on some of the best
frsnu large. rsspondencs solicited Address
chemist No Z. Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Miscellaneous Infants

WAkTED-A situation a. teacher. by a gan.
usman with experience and ability Best
references given Address S. I. Morris, Herald
o.nos: - julll-lw
WkNTHD-In a nr.t.olass family, a German
woman to nurse and assst In house. work
seed wages paid. Apply to DR.. W S Lee eiq
sMn sreeh julll-u
WANTrD--A situation by thorough drug.
Gtst Hest OF references. Address, stating
salary, Druggist Herald otice. julii
WAErEp-To. exchange go acres OF i'm.
proved land, with pasture, 70 horses, 10
nwie ana 100 hogs. for dry goods and groceries
nddress or call on v. T. hcChesney, at Grand.
Wlndsor hotel, on the nth and 18th OF July,
luislM
WANrED-linmediately, a SHOEMAKER; steady
employment given to good workman
hnan,re " aciowan's, lis Sycamore street.
|WAkTED-fen brck.layers and SIX stone.
Wy m@s.on,. Good wages Apply TO John
WAHTED-Nillcr wanted at ToddTs Mills A
NO man can geta permanent situation
byapplylng Immediately iuA.u
w ANlED-To rent residence with from Tye
10 seven roons, besides kitchen, convenient
10 smsiness portion OF the city. House with large
yard preferred. Address Texas Il Pacific Ticket
omce, corner Lamar street and Pacific ayenue
ju1.H "''"''
WANTLD-A good cook Apply to W. LII.
-hherslu once iun23u
WANrRD-Four statesmen OF good address
w ana one smart Office boy, with good recon.
mendatons, at Ios Elm street jnni7.tf
WAkTBD-One hundred No. 1 lie chonner 70
W MNcCray's tie camp. on Ii. & 4. q. X. r.,
| IN Kaufman county, west Of town of Kaufman
| rnce paid, 70 cents once month. Apply to ]
". lcCrsy, Union Grove jnnls-tf
WAErED-shoemaker only good ones need
| apply. John horrell mis.T
WAhTnD-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
" table Association wants canysssers
home ofhoe. No, oOs Main St, Dallas fe2S.H
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NrhD-linmediately, shoemaker; steady
employment given TO a good workman
knqn'te at Mciowan's lis Sycamore street.
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Rhpsic.ans.

PHYSICIAN AND, SuRGEON--Dr. Morton.
4 Office oves Exchange bank building; resi-.
aenee NO San Jsoento street. telephone at resi-
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Exchamee.

L'oR EXCHAEGE-one OF the most desirable
Il residences In the suburbs of the oity, for
snother IN lite good locality near the
business part OF the city. A bargain viii be
given. Address v. NJ, ltEnALD olice. i2o.
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WAkTED-fen brick.layers and SIX stone.
~ masons. Good wages, Apply to John
eslss. waIshachie, Texas. jul5-lw
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wanted at Todd's Mills A
NO man can geta permanent situation
byapplying Immediately jn,a.n
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Carriages In Washington.

! The landau is the most popular We
hicle in Washington, as it can be easily
changed from an open to 4 close carri-
age, and nearly every Senator owns one.
The handsomest belongs to Don Gamer
on, who has a team Of dark bay horses.
Mrs. Senator Miller goes out shopping,
calling, or driving in a pretty little cOu-
pelette, which is the envy of those less
fortunate. Senators Van Wyck and
Grover both have fine teams and landaus,
and are talking of adding saddle-horses
to their stables. Senator Johnston, of
Virginia, is also partial to a landau.
Senators Morrill, and Bayard own the
bay teams and landaus in which they
take their after-dinner airing, while
Senator Edmunds not only owns q bay
team and landau. bat has two saddle
horses besides. Sonator Fcndleton has
private stable stocked with four
horses, two bays and two blacks. lie
keeps an Euelisl, landau, and his coach
man wears "a handsome livery. Repre-
! sentative w Wood, who has made millions
by the nianufaetnre of his patent NOW
ing-machinc, has an establishment that
will not be eclipsed during the coming
season. He owns n doGcart in which
he drives pair of handsome bays in
tandem. The gold-mounted harness for
this team cost five hundred dollars
alone He has an English landau with
large bay team. These horses are al
SO arrayed in gold-mounted harness
which cost six hundred and fifty dollars.
I Besides all this he keeps a horse to pull
handsome coupe. Representative
Russell, another millionaire manufac-
turer, drives a stylish pair of horses and
has an elegant landau. Representative
PAhoSOp forp,n,,lu tho
Navy, keeps two horses, victoria and
two landaus, one for day use and one
for night. He uses the victoria when
riding on the avenue, and handles the
reins himself. His well-known face and
figure make him a conspicuous object
to strangers promenaGang on the avenue.
Representative Archie Bliss loves good
pair of trotters perhaps rs well as any
other member of the lower house. He
drives pair of black mares, and does
not like to be behind any body on the
road. President Arthur has commo-
dious carriage and pair of light-step-
ping horses, but he prefers to take q
dashing drive in the suburbs in his wag-
on and fast trotter, which was my Lord
Roscoe's favorite way of taking the air.
David Davis rides in a herdic on horse
car, but is contemplating the purchase
of one-horse coupe. The army officers
all have good horses, which are fed at
public expense. Ex-Congressman Alley
drives pair of fine horses to landau.
and paid six hundred dollars for the
harness. DR.. Loring is also the posses
sor of a handsome team, and some
times goes out in coupe and some
times in a buggy Washington Cores
72o,adent.
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MAKE il Epglish!"

Mr.. Fox, the father of the orator Chas.
James Fox, trained his son from child
hood to share in the government of Eng
land. This anecdote shows the child's
precocity; While the elder Fox was
Secretary of State he used to allow
Charles to read all his dispatches. One
day, when the boy was only ten years
of age, the Secretary brought home a
paper which he had very carefully writ
ten-an answer to be sent to foreign
Government, with whom England had
good cause to find fault. He gave the
paper to Charles, and asked him to read
it. The lad did so.
"What do you think of it?'' asked the
parent. earnestly, for he thought it eX-
tremely good.
The boy shook his head. Then he
looked into his fathers face; then he
Strengthened himself to his full height;
and shifting his little fist upon his swell
ling breast, he eXclaimed:
80! make it stronger! make it-big!
make it-make it-ENGLIsH. - r-. =
Fox caught the inspiration from the
look, the tone, the words of his boy
He threw the paper into the fire, and
then sat down and wrote again. and pro-
duced a paper which electrified the
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Sixteen of the twenty-one cities in
Massachusetts, report less amount of
debts ut the close of 1881 than at the
close of 1880, and in msst of them there
has been marked increase in the valu-
alton of taxable property.
The proprietor of II furnishing goods
store in Boston WAS fined $40 recently,
for employing "a cash boy under II years
of age, who had not attended school ut
least twenty weeks in IL year. This
was the first conviction under a new
law
A California paper says that Governor
Stanford has ordered the construction
of II canal nine feet deep, thirty feet
wide at the top, and fifteen feet at the
bottom. and about twelve miles long, on
his Gerke ranch, near Vina, Tehama
county, Cal. Nine hundred feet of the
canal will have to be cut through solid
rock.
''What is promise, my boyP" asked
a school-teacher, whose reputation for
honesty was not of the best, of one of
his younger scholars. II don't know,
sir" timidly replied the youngster
'Well, suppose you should come to col
lect a bill of me, and ] should tell you
to call around the next day and would
pay you, what would that bep' l think
that would be lie, sirr' came from tho
little fellow who had evidently resolved
to commence the New Year by telling
the truth, no matter what the conse-
quences might be. .'>-- .-.--
=
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Cautions Men.


When famous historian was in this
country, he was offered u banquet by s
literary club in New York. The mer
most eminent in scholarship, art ani
politics were assembled, and everything
which money and taste could command
was done to make the evening agreea
BILE to him. The next week, the recep-
ton was mentioned before him by an
English friend.
''Oh, yes" he said, '.the place where
1 had such bad cigar!''
Charles Kingsley was entertained by
the same club with even more care and
splendor. and welcomed with the enthu-
siastic admiration and affection which
his earlier works had gained for him in
this country. When the dinner was
over, he drew a friend aside out of the
crowd, his face glowing with feeling,
and said, looking arouDd:
''1he world is so full of noble and
gentle soulsr'
The two men represent the two classes
into which, very accurately, mankind is
divided. One sees only the good, the
sunshine. in circumstances; the nobility
in human nature; the other, the mean
ness, the discomfort, the vice. When
Lydia Maria Child died, it was said of
her, s'She could see the Vale of CASH
mere in single rose-bush in back
yard, and find the latent hero in the
dumbest slave" A very contrary opin-
ion was lately expressed of noted
lawyer, who is remarkable for his
grumpish, discontented disposition.
"When c. goes to heaven he will
complain that the clouds are damp, and
that his halo doesn't fit"
The world usually gives us what we
expect from it. The cynical grumbler
who sees only his own petty annoyances,
and the faults of others, will discover
nothing better in life than the flavor of
n bad cigar, while his brother with
clearer sight finds it full of noble and
gentle souls"
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ROOKKEEPTNG ~. All branches .,,,als. ;, Of Of

BOOKKEEPlNG business Aa ,,Hi, education S
taught: ais" Bakers short method Of Book
keeping at the Cleveland business College. 16i
Superior street. Cleveland, O. This is the only
college, in Cleveland where the Baker system Is
taught. The Baker system requires less books,
takes only one half the time ol the OLD double
entry and The monthly trial balance is entirely
avoided; it, gives statement ut all times. every
ledger account is balanced errors are prevented
and every business transaction is entered com
plete at the close of each days business Send
for circular. or call ut the college onio' oppo-
sith the W Welell House tH7-1m
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. Dc DO F r M G

For S.eep or Flat Roofs. Applied
by ordinary worhlnen Mt oue-third
tho cost of tin. Circulars and sam-
pies sent free. All kinds OF Roofing
and Buiidins Paper, Cement, Co.,
for sale by Cleveland Passcr Co.. 1873
st. CInir ST.. Cleveland. O. 66i
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IA DisappointmentV x

Spring. OF q sudden, came to life one day. ~
Bre this. the winter had been cold and chill ~
That morning first the summer air did MI ~
Ihe world. making bleak March seem almost
May. --~.uszS
The danodiis were blooming golden gay; NJ
The birch trees budded purple on the hill:
Pint foeth = crimson shoot An yesterday -
The winds about the easement chilly blew, 4
But now the breeze that played about tho
door, 4
80 caught tho dead leaves that thought there
flew a
Brown butterflies up from the grassy floor. -
But somc one said you came NOT. An, too
rueI
And /, thought that winter reigned once
- - Es AL1c. MARY BLUNT.
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Mrs. ]. G. Robertson, Pittsburg Pa, writes
81 WAS suffering from general Debility, want oi
a burdsa; after using Burdock Blood Bittcrs' m'
felt bee<er than for years. l cannot praise yosa
BitteTs too much"
| L. Gibbs OF Brffalo, N. Y, writes: f" ou,
| Bur.lock Flood Eit.ers, in chroHie diseases of
ule blood. liver and kidneys, have been sigually
marked with success. II have Hsca then. IN yselt
with best results FOR tospdiiy of the liver; and
in the case of n friend Of 10 ine suffering from
drupsy, ihe effect WAS IN al velous -
Bruce Turner. Rochester, N. Y, writes; +" ]
have been subjected to scrioDs disorder OF the
kidaeys, ana unable TO attend 10 business; BUR
DOCk BLOOD BiTTERS relieved me before half a
hottie was nse't ! feel confident that they win
entirely cure me-"
Il AsenIth Iiail, Ringhamton. N. y, writes:
:" suffered with dull pain through my LETT
lung aad shoulder. Lost my spirits. appetite
and color. and could with diiiicnlty keep up all
day. Took yonr BURDOCk BLOOD IITTERS as
directed. and have iclt no pain since first week
after using them"
sIr Noah Gates Elmira Y. Y.writes: ~ bout
four ears ago had mn attack of bilious fever.
aud never fully recovered. My digestive or
gans were weakened and wo,ll l,e com piste-
OF your BURDoCK BLooDfITTERS. the improve
ment wa. SO visible that WAS astonshe'!. can
now. thOnGh 81 GEARS of age, do n :air and re;-
sonahle days work Z"
c. Eiackct Robinson. prop'r of the Canada
PresIyfesidn. Toronto, Ont, writes: ''tor ears
suffered greatly from on recurring headache-
used your BURDocK BIoon BtrTETs with hap
piest results. ana 1 now find myself in bette,
health than fer past -
Mrs. " nliace, Buffalo, n r :. writes: :" 1 have
used EURpoCK BLOOD BITTEhs for nervous and
bilious headaches, and can recon- mend them
for amy one requiring cure for biiiousness." r
Mrs Ira Mulholland, Albany, n. Y, writes:
For several years have suffered from oft-re
curing bilious headaches dyspepsia. and com
plants peculiar tn NV SEX Since using your
BuRDOCK BLOOD BITTERs am entirely reiiev-
ed -
PRICE. 81 rER BOTTLE; SAMHLR SIZE, 10 CTS.
FOsTKR, MILBUEN & co Prop'rs,
BTFFALO, NY.
For sale by L. p. SEYMOUR. G69-zal
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r ..Has John obtained situation yetP'
asked an old gentleman of his daughter
John being her betrothed lover. ''Ob-
tanned situation! Why, how disgusting!
No; but he has accepted a positionr'