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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12
Amman n,oco,nas suisiden.

The neighboring town of Scyenc was
thrown into the most intense excitement
Saturday morning over the death ot Young
Ammon McComas at his own hands. A
shotgun, charged with bird shot
was the instrument he used. he
placed the muzzle 20 his Left
temple aud fired The whole top OF his
head was blown of. His brains were scat
tered on the wall and para Of his skull
blown out the window taking the glass
with it. The desperate step was deiber-
stely planned, for he told his brother-in-
law, Rob Ray, WHO came 10 see him Satur-
day, that he would sec him no
more, and he gave him an or
der to draw some money that was
due him for work and babe him goodbye
when he left Just before he shot himself
be asked q lettle boy, who wos the only
person in the room, to step out moment
He complied, and had Just closed the door
behind him when he heard ihe shot. Mr..
James 3. AIcComas. the father of the de
ceased and DIR. BOhanan were at store about
one hundred yards distant from the heuse
and heard the report Of the gun. When Il
child the unfortunate young maps hearing
was slightly impaired 10y rising in the
head and lately be has had "A severe ATTACK
ur pneumonia which left him almost totally
deal and Ia such state Of bodily health as
to render lie burden. 1t is supposed that
thiswas the cause ofhis suiciding. lie wa:
about twenty-ihree years old andwas liked
by all who knew him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Iollomthl oflllf alAnn 10 IN plf|hi|N n
Nnl 1fnwn N lulfauHhrtof lhoIl N hftf M
iDr ilhie md Wn4by nv transferable w NJ.
livery. Iltld Wy The f0ufl that bad The ufhn
seer entered N record, j wUiiid ~ lal paf,
fnko NJ The nnnrf NJ v Judgment ~ N he
pflinn facie vnlld and bindlhf upOn The cum
nany, and subject ~ he eci nalfir Nv pfrpof
proceeding fOr The purpose. Held lnrIler,
hat The dflit II not fuch COMMERCIAL N
negotiable instrument ~, Wien lfftbc bands
NJ an innocent third party " preclude m
Inquiry into the legality ~ lis issue, W prs.
GUIDES defense thereto. Affirmed Bolnc-,
A. j.
The Clinton pontoon bridge Company
W. the Cuero Bridge Company. Appeal
rom Dewitt county. As the amended pc.
tition IN this case alleged corporate or.
gnnizntion, the plea no longer stated facts
negativing the corporate capacity Of plainl-
ifs, and the court did not err In sustaining
exceptions to that plea. Affirmed, Gould,
q
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Mr.. William r. Seymour, Of Columbus,
Ohio, writes: 81 attended a course oflec-
lures several winters ago at the Ohio Medi-
cal College of Cincinnati Ohio. There |
was taught that iron is a prominent ele-
ment in the physical organism of mankind;
without it life is an impossibility. vast
percentage of the diseases and premature
deaths to which the race is subject is caus-
cd, or at least made possible by weaken-
ing of the body in consequence of a lack OF
iron in the blood Having suffered from
i'll health, poor digestion and urinary
troubles ever since i recovered from ty-
phoid fever, complicated with malarial fe-
YER determined toeive iron q trial, From
Investigation learned that Browns Iron
Bittars were the best, and that they did not
blacken the teeth, SO / concluded to make
use of them They have acted like charm.
never before felt SO robust hearty and
strong"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12
The New Routes

Until further notice trains Oh TIE Chicago,
Texas and Mexican Central Railway viii
leave aud arrive at the company's depot in
the northeastern part Of the city, as fol
lows:
Lys. Dallas az s:3la. m. Ar.at Clebnrne l:4Op.m
Lvs. Cieburne ats p. M AR. AZ Dallas y, IN
There was Il meeting of several members Of
the directory yesterday, but uwlng TO the
flct that there were a large number absent {,
HE meeting was postponed unit, the sd
At which time President Daniel II. Hale
General Manager Howard, Mr. McCauley
and other gentlemen of large capital and
extensively interested in the corporation
are expected TO DC present.
The first regular freight train VIII begin
running overthe Chicago, Texas d Mexican
Central Road to-day. MIR. =. y. tosdlck,
the local agent here, says re annolpates Z.
brisk Freight business IN his line. lie has
had his Office connected with the city
lfnner by telcrhane, The latter part Of
Tho woek regular passenger train will be
Dut on the linc. The coaches
nave been shipped from Je.iersonNiiie, In
lima, and e-expected daliy.
A1cn1vsoy, YorEKA s SANTA ~ Agents.
Tho Atehinsen. Topeka q Santa Fe pro.
poses having finger In the COMMERCIAL
lie of Texas aud the Southwest generally,
iast evening there arrived in the city sy
the soutli-bOund, Central train, John j..
rruslow. OF Topeka, Kansas. general travel
hngagent accompanied by W. IL. Halabird
aget,. 49,. ivAas. LOuislaliis .iad -AlA-iis.ls.
Tho last-named gentleman has, according
TO instructions, established his headquar-
ters In Dallas. lie says the corporation he
represents recognizes Dallas as the railroad
center and metropolis Of the Southwest aud
il proposes TO identity itself with this re-
rinu IN the most extensive manner posi-
Bile. Ii Is understood that this new agency
Is the result Of the important conference
held In Kansas City, o. Monday last, be-
tween jaw Could and the management
of the Union Pacific ana the Atchison,
Topeka d Santa fc Roads, 10 arrange
Ifeirhi aud passenger rates on mutually
lni5l factory basis. AZ Is also regarded as
iofeshaloEing an approaching reality
what has been heretofore strongly sur
miscd-tllst the, AichisoH. Topeka q Santa
&c PROPOSES ultimately 60 seek gulf outlet
Com Albuquerque. New Mexico. or some
point near thore, via Dallas,'o New orlcant
or Sabre laEs. and also that j.
j. loOking after is Interests,
witch are identilc'l1o a great extent with
TIE -. Louis 4 San francisco, now buih'-
ing raridly through Northwest Arkansas
AMI thc Indian Nation for a connection With
tisc Chicago, Texas a Mexican Central Of
Paris.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12
THE MISSING COUPLE.
a Letter Descriptive OF Their Manner and
Actions on the Train white Leaving This

A Letter Descriptive OF Their Manner and
Actions on the Train while Leaving This
city.
A prominent citizen Of Dallas few days
since received from well-known and repu-
table merchant OF Wills Point the following
letter relative to the manner and conduct
Of Mr.. Pearson and Miss Bradley while on
tho train on which they lett thu, city a lev
DAYS since. 1t will be found TO be interest
Ing reading, and will probably settle some
doubtful points. Tho letter reads:
II notice In the HERALD of to-day an ac-
count Of the alleged elopement OF Pearson
with Miss Bradley In that connection l
will state that was on the train on which
they left Dallas station and sat in the
next seat behind them. did not know
either of the parties at the time, but their
actions attracted my attention, and OBJ
served them very closely. am not certain
but they calse OH the train at the Union
| Depot. At any rate, he left the train when
1t stopped at the depot and returned III con-
siderable haste with valise, just as it
was about to move ont. On
his return they greeted each
othervery cordially While the train was
standing at the depot lady friend of Miss
| BIS came on the train and met her as
though she was expecting her on that train
At the suggestion OF Miss b., they went
| into the dining room to get cup OF coffee,
and noticed Miss i. pay the bib Heard
her tell her lady friend that she was going
to Tyler and that she'was travelling alone,
etc, that she told her mother she would be
back in three weeks, but might be gone six
weeks. He seemed to be much devoted to
| her, talking good deal in very low tone
and inclined to sit very near her. Just
after We passed Terrell, | think it was a por-
ter, came in and got the lady's
yaliso and she and Pearson went
back into the sleeper. About
that time Mr.. Sam Kline, of Dallas, sat
down by me, and Pearson came through
the car. Kline spoke to him and asked him
some questions, which he answered evasiye-
ly; said he was going to Mineola, Green
Vile and Whitesboro: learned from Kline
who he was. X. did not know the lady's
4 name. She was rather large, would weigh
| 100 or 100 pounds; Very fine look
ing. Her good looks was what first at
tracted my attention.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

The action Of " Compound Oxygen" IN
srrcsiing the prores. Of pulmonary COR
aumrfioa has becn 10 marked and con-
rfant. in our administration Vf this new
treatment. that we are warranted IN saying
that. III taken in the early stages eight out
Of every ten persons Affected By this disease
might be cnred. In this disease, n ever
one "a arare, the only hope Of Che paticIt
lie In tlIe establishment u higher vital
condition. Nov. Compound Oxygen IL IN
agent that gives directly this ncv
ard Lieher vitality. Bat We can not
800 sarlIesily urge the necessitT n using this
treatment In the very commencement n
pulmonary trouble. and before the disease
hns made any serio1s inroads upon the SIS
TEN ani reduced lfs nouer % contend 9TH
- dangerous IN tnrmy. To many Of the
cases which come 10 ~ are VI long stand
ing. ard the chanccs fof q rndicel and per-
mani cu-r Just - fer remote Ihet Com
pound Orrren bcnctfs % cures - large .
rroucrriDh. n these. a aIten - fnurh q
aurrIrlre 10 rrrsItcs ~ rul lIA-lrIif. Cor
Tratiss On Compound Oxygen. with lnrrt
rrrnrr- % r1s-s ard lrI| ini1rln1tion. e.ilI
re. I,-r starter a r4I11. 100 and III
r. ra-I si-f.f. fliIia1cIr1I1' pa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Tar following brevity containing bo'h
encouraging information and sound aDd
ssmeir suggestion IL taken from the chicaen
fnterlocean. "From al or exchanges
f-onn every ssc<ion of the broad land come
he sane rrrosss 81 the prosperity
and business boom The past
wear. II people VII tafc tbe o.
...:,.n 70 81 ont II deae. avosl erfrars-
..-cs and i've within flstir nIrsils nnoihcr
80 -s.t fn1 crops vi ~'ir..- o. slili ilr-
80 .srntce b evs1r itrsirait If male
~ la1sf. Tie -rouols hfrtia.rrt bls ircn
ft.s tso-rrrity has hronrlt ~liA il tls
-..t.i al s,,eculstion. 1n1 T-uitludss q
men IN her hurry 10 y nh. reft "a
<.-|I... .,lh o. IintrT and s1-l methods.
n-.|nr-. !. - inicrrrrtn FIAT ne missiles
-. t..Ir - ne a. restless. rarlrfsseus
80. r.|...1 n rrtrr cc,nl1rrtT tn1.nrt-
-. o@... .n1 r.,.-'s-'tr ~ ~ j may Be
. - I'd M 1|,|i.n nj tl.ls larst, D.
- r-r.t t,.| n ,'''| res -rl 11ts,-. =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

The following marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week: Dave Vaughan
and Cora Cullen; Riley Fuller and Isabella
ossin; Thos O. Lashler and Mary Powers;
David j. Boyd and Edith Delknap; j. p.
Meredith and Mary High; I. 5. Hunt and
Ruth Grooms: A. s. Bcebe and Mrs. Matte
Jones; s. A. Harrington and Carrie Boyer;
WA. McKeever and Louise Burrisi Morgan
Camanch aud Fannie Powell; Ssmuel>Mil-
Ter and Sophia Miller;
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

GvrrEAu's signature was never regarded
as very valuable acquisition when OH
noie of hand, but his autograph now Is
much sought after by certain KINDS Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

TIE Utah case is engaging the attention
Of Congress. 1t is simply contested eiec-
tion. hut involves the determination ora
noss vital issue, and it. is to be hoped me
matter will be settled in manner satisiac-
tory to the moral and progressive element
Of the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Mns. GARFIELD is not in danger Of any
immediate want. The fund in her behalf,
which now amounts to over S5GoVUV' mas
been invested in tourp per cent. bonds and
Yields her the handsome income ofSll,0Wa
wear. or thereabouts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

sourvery interesting little differences
are arising in the Republican ranks
throughout tlle.country and the..disintegra-
ton Of the Democratic party. which We
have hea-i 20 much about lately. does uoi
seem 70 be the only poiitical breakup IN
iscounfry. A Pennsylvaniaexchanse says;
-Tbe staIrnrt organs throughout tie State
are living much space 10 the discussion &
an, .u,lit in tho solid s0uih. This istimeiy
,,a rrnper. Meantime The splii IN the Re-
uuhiie.n ranks in PsnnsylFania 4 increns-
ine in length and breadth until cavern
rrs chssn of friehtful dimensions s'ards
r.,.iur ourn befors them. This split seems
!, ..-s .'s.npe.s TIE notice n re ors.ns-'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Mn. BAyARp, Tor the committee, yeslcr-
day reported favorably on Mr. Morrill, 5
Tariff Commission Bill. 1t Is hoped ana
may be reasonably anticipated, that ms
important though vexed question wan re-.
,ceive the proper and speedy attention OF
ttfonorass
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

JrpGE Porter seems to have gotten ai'er
Guiteau yesterday in most mastery man,
,,er. ana the assassin is said to have WINGED
4ery pereeph.ly. Judge Porter mas
been exceedingly lucky, having hg-
lured prominently in the two most cele-
gbrated trials Of the sse, the present QUO "a
Washington ard the Beecher-Tiiton case.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

osE OF the siaunchest Republican jour
nails does not seem to have a very exalted
opinion Of the character or public service Of
,be Territorial Governor OF Utah. The ex-
change says Governor Murray, Of utah,
In pursuance OF the iavariaoie practice Of
ali Territorial Governors. has gone 10
washington TO spend The winter In BIS
case the pretcxt is desire Of one OF il'e
Committees 81 Congress to hear MS views
ON Alormonisln. OF courte lac has no
.viewv' ON the subject thai are exclusive
or ,eculiariy yaluablc. II would not be
bad idea for the President TO give Ar. Muir
raw rest from official duties. lie has con-
triycd 10 hold Office for shout sixteen years
without any particular claim on the coun-
try or the Republican party"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

THE Washington Critic remarks thai me
two irst letters of the name OF the next
Democratic candidate FOR the Presidency
Will he Samuel. j. You takes your choi'e
~ II were
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

III Is reported that Senator Harrison OF
Indiana, expresses hearty approval Oh
Senator Garlands bill for the Presidential
succession. making the Secretary OF state
acting President in the event Of vacancy N
ne office Of President and Vice-President.
AZ tothc iension scandal, he sees no way
OF annalling it without great injustice !"
ta,x WHO hayenot been alert in putting ~
AZ claims.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

TINT celebrated aesthetic Oscar Wide is
sajd "a he Zoo dnntily utter" He is only
sis feet four inches and weighs about 100
nounls
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Tng st. Louis Post-Dispaicli SAYS - Ae
terrible assault made upon Speaker Com,
ero,,- Keller By Orih, Of Indiana, was vel
deserved. SUIT Orth wasn't the man q MAKE
il. 1icwent in for the speakership hiiosa'l
in order to secure good place on someoi
the Committees. but when he iailcd 20 Sc
cure a chairmanshiphe turned the batteries
1ofhis ram 'lfornct' on The Speaker h'r
pergormancc has called attention 70 The o'd
Venezuela claims iNindle ana ms a''s''''e'
ful connec,ion with IL 1t also illustrates
t.e iarrnony that Is beginning 70 break ou'
IN the ranks ofthe stal~arts
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

0sy Of the most sensible breyities we nave
naticed anywhere lately occurs in recent
,ss,,e Of the New York Mail and Express.
The metropolitan exchange says DIT
John Bright evidently keeps a sharp eye
upon this country, as his allusion to me
rrish Convention at Chicagoin his speech
Il Birmingham on Tuesday indicates nc
Ssavs The. speakers at Chicago drew lho.f
;,lsas from the tales of bygone days, lie
WIS serve the interests Of other Than FISH
men ifhe continue to point ont the absrr-
ditics of irish agitators who l@rangac their
followers IN America
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Tur Ihrslespbia Tirncs rrznarEs 1llrt
Iesi.-s Is early in fbs Zero ri,h Press
i.,ti.i ti1tt.s ior lot1 parties IN l,>i-Af-
ttur and Porter for de stal warts AID II
-. .n1 rcDnnnIf fr The psIn1cr1cl
r-.'I~-'1 uorIf fr1 j. Z cola day rtsr 41rlt
l-.n-.|I son lf IItfs 81 u1t lrur. - o-s
~ H. rfI|Ir end 81 ntIt or bob tftsacr-trl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Is
WE dip the following interesting piece OF
news and comment from the Philadelphia
Times. 1t will he of interest to Americans
in this part of the vineyard TO watch CIiilPs
course with reference to Pert and our late
secretarys high-sounding correspondence
The little South American Republic has
had Europe patting it on the back and may
take pretty decided POSITIONS The Times
saws: 1.-The wide interest which the discus
sion of the basis Of peace between Chm AND
Perm has excited will be partly gratilifd IL
the course OF the month by the publication.
Of n manifesto from the government o.
Chill addressed TO all The powers whore tie
republic is represented stating the reasons
s,r The declaration OF war and defining The
ndlicy of Chilli with reference 90 the con-
clnsion of peace. If there is any truth ~
The report that the Chilians intend TO MAIN
tain an armed occupation, and probably
nro,cctorate, over all the Peruvian territory
mini the ,ndemniiies siie demands 49, s.'iy
Guaranteed, our government will be forced
either 70 make very energetic protest or
to rccede as gracefully as possible from the
nolicy outlined by cx-secretary Blaine s
dispatches. Another disavowal by secre'
tary.Frlinghuyscn so soon after the Panama
Canal episode would give our recent d'pio-
macy tic air Of a stupendous farce.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Tnr TimVs-Denocrst, Of Neg orleans
very propcrly. n sccins toUs. iEdulees ~
The following bit Of commcui. The whole
An.>r.oan nation ough; 70 blush vii. shame
oserehe attempt Of a miserable SET q VAN
n;-es 10 make money out q the national
calamity OF Gariield's death. The surgeons
who were regularly called IN, and whose de-
rotion during those terrible weeks elected
the admiration Of the world, are entitled to
COMPENSATION, and shcnld receive iii but
',i,ess creatures who are sanding in exior-
s;oaa,e bills for trumperv unsolicited aitcn-
ions. should be arrested nd prosecuted Tor
deliberately disgrnciiis the country. There
are occasions when a little wholesome des-
rotisn answers very well, and this ia one o.
he occasions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

he NeN Ola iilot..ie ils9 49, '-''- pr =
scnsibl 4 remarks. which 20 TO the poin; on
a matter OF some interestto newspaper mcii
=, least; IA newspaper is business enter
,rlse. mud must be conducted ON business
nrinciples. Men are constantly asking IA
vors frorn newspapers, which mean sarfi-
6ee Of space representing money. VINO
could never dream Of asking lawyers to
,,,e eases without fees. or expec; doctors to
,ske their pay IN thanks. The deadheaa Is
.i;sanpearinc from other departments Of
business life. and the newspaper deadhead
distinguished though lie may be, must ioi'
low. Newspaper, bein= business enter
p,sscs. must live ina business way
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Pain and weakness OF lungs, liver, kid
news aud urinary organs relieved by usins
Browns Iron Bittcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
p,pr,sr M1yIsrER's ExpERIENcE.


am a Baptist minister, and before l
even thought OF being clergyman, grad
uated in medicine, but left lucrative
practice for my present profession,
more than forty years ago. was for
many wears sufferer from quinsy; "Thom-
ass Eclectric Oil cured me-" was also
troubled with hoarseness, and Thomas's
Eclectic Oil always relieved me. My
wife and child had diphtheria, and ''Thom-
ass Eclectric Oil cured them," and III TAX
en- in time It will cure seven times out Of
ten. am confident 1t Is cure for the
most obstinate cold or cough, and If any
one will take a small teaspoon and half ill
It with the Oil, and then place the end OF
the spoou in one nostril and draw the Oil
ont of the spoon into the head by snifnng
as hard as they can, until 1t falls over In
to the throat, and practice that twice
week. I don't care how offensive their head
NAV be, 1t will clean 1t out and cure their
catarrh. For deafness and earache 1t has
done wonders to my certain knowledge.
II is the only medicine dubbed "patent
medicine" that have ever felt like recon-
mendiup, and am very anxious TO see It
in every place, for tell you that l would
not be without 1t In my house for any con-
Alteration. lam now suffering with Q pain
like rheumatism In my right limb, and
nothing relieves me like THoMAs's EcLEc-
Te,r on DIR. E. +. CRANE,
Cory, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
CARRYING A CAUCUS.

Last spring church deacon residing
in an interior town secured man-of'all-
work from Detroit, and the place being
an easy one and the pay good, the man
was we'll pleased and took great inter-
est in his employers welfare. Some SIX
weeks ago the church to which the Dea-
con belongs had to send three delegates
to meet three from another church to ar
range for q picnic. Daniel heard the
Deacon remark that he would like to be
one of the delegates and that was enough
for him. There was to be meeting OF
the congregation in the evening to select
the three, and a score Of people had
scarcely got together when Daniel
walked in, slammed his hat down, and
remarked:
Gentlemen, this caucus will now
come to order, and, by your leave, | will
act as chairman until a bigger man is APP
pointed"
The people were of course dumbfound
ed, but Daniel felt as if he was once
more on the heath of the "old Eighth
Ward" and he continued
Gentlemen, we have met to nominate
three delegates, ard it will be in order
for somebody to mention the name o
Deacon Blank as the first"
Nobody did, and Daniels dsnder begar
to rise.
"Ah ' This is cut and dried affair
thin, is it = he reared as he gave his ha
another slam. However, pronounce
the Deacon elected, and if anybody!
Here one of the members arose 4
make an explanation, or to ask for one
but Daniel declared him out of order, ant
cleared the room and adjourned the meet
ing. At the door, as he was going GU,
he met the Deacon, and, giving his han'
Il wiring, he enthusiastically cried:
i've carried the caucus for We. Dea
con, and the opposition have been SMASHED
so fiat that dozen elections won't wax
EN- up! 'Rah! WhOOp! It's meseI
that can pull candidate through or di
a trying"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

The Rev. Geo. II. Thsyer of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price l0c., soc.
and 81.
Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vltalizer is a pos
tive cure.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy: "a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker
Mouth.
Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25c. and soc.
Shilohs Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails TO cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price 80 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

1t seems impossible that remedy made
OF such common, simple plants as Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion. etc, should
make so many and such great cures as Hop
Bittters do; but when old and young, rich
and poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer and
editor, all testify TO having beer cured by
them, you must believe aud try them your
self, and doubt no longer.