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HUNTS &enredu.
The Prophet Honored in His Own Coun-
try, even in His Own House.

try, even in His Own House.
THE honest, simple narrative of Mrs. s. j.
WuIPP, who resides at No. III Williams ST.,
Providence, r. Ii
"During the past six or seven years have
been severely afflicted with Kidney disease, caus-
ing intense baekaches, dizziness, and other Sc
we're pains through my body and limbs, rendering
me SO weak and PROSTATE that at times 1t was
impossible for me TO do any part of my house
work. have had also huttering of the heart,
and was terribly distressed for breath. was
very miserable, and completely worn out and dis
couraged; I had no ambition TO undertake to do
anything, and barely sufficient strength to render
existence desirable, having failed TO find any re-
lief from the doctors prescriptions. AT TINS
trying crisis a friend persuaded me to obtain
bottle Of Hunts Remedy, and now / rejoice that
followed this friendly advice, for the Remedy
acted like q charm in my case. After 1 had
taken few doses, my health began to improve;
felt better every way. The iuttering of the
heart. the intense backaches, and terrible short
ness of the breath speedily disappeared, my
strength and ambition soon returned, and before
1 had taken two bottles of the Remedy was en-
tireiy well, and able to wash and iron and do my
homework. Once in while I am troubled with
the headache, and as soon a. am taken l resort
to Hunts Remedy, and few doses fix me all
right. shall never be without IL in the future.
have frequently recommended the Hunts Rem
edy to my friends, and they have experienced
relief from the first dose. heartily recommend
It to all who are afflicted with Kidney disease or
diseases Of the Liver Bladder, or Urinary organs.
think no family should be without IL.
MRS. S. J. WHIP,
No. III Williams st., Providence, r. l."
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WACO,

Varies tho PoIson-Cut Him for u Quarter.
WACO, Morch 2s.-tSpeciall-Thomas
Hackett, railroad man formerly on the
Texas Il Pacific, but now employed as news
agent on the Nauow-Gauge road, and VINO
has been drinking hard for a day or two,
this evening called for drink OF liquor at
a saloon, and pouring quantity OF rough
on rats" in the glass, drank
| II off. He soon after repeated
the dose in another glass of whisky, by
which time his friends took the alarm and
sent for doctors, who pumped him out, ana
| he may recover.
In an afiray last night between two hack
men named Bell and ID. Il. Moreland, the
latter was cut severely over the eye, and IN
| the shoulder. The quarrel was about 20
cents, which Bell claimed.
WACO, March 20. = [Special.l = George
| Walker, companion of Tom Varnell on the
night of the recent tragedy near Hubbard
City, and Jointly indicted with him for the
murder of Mr.. Land, surrendered to-day to
the Hill county authorities. 1t is said
Varnell will also surrender as soon as he
can be communicated with. Major q. u.
Pearse, of this city, has been retained for
the defense.
A fire at Gatesville this morning des-
troyed the entire east side of the public
square except two buildings on the south
end. This was the principal business side
of the square.
Thomas Hackett, the news agent who
took two doses of trough on rats yester-
day, with suicidal intent, is doing well,
and says he has no recollection of taking
the poison.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
rnil1 Mnllrn.


Municipal matters -"0oing 10 10 Good
A little Too Late Was an Inventor. Etc
Fonr WORM March 25.-tSpeclal,l The
annual statement of city finances and re-
ports of officers are undergoing preparation
for presentation to the city council ut the
meeting, next Saturday. AT the same
time an order Is expected for posting the
names of streets and numbering houses and
doors.
Matte Johnson, famous as the mistress OF
John Morris, who was killed by william
Raynor on account of Matte, ndrried r.
4. Gibbs tonight. She has sent for her
children and is going TO be good.
Tom Clark arrived here February "a At
sunrise on horse, riding BAREBACK ne
sold the horse at the Concho wagon.yard
and was arrested on suspicion. NO claim
ant appearing, he was liberated, and now
Enoch Stanley, OF Grapevine, comes and
proves away the horse.
Charles Gillum. book-keeper of Casey 81
Swasey, is guarded at the Mansion hotel to
prevent his suiciding.
Henry Luther Baily, whose suicide was
reported yesterday, left the model OF Il
brick machine of his own invention.
Paul Hill. young man about II, on Sat
urday evening last went into the yard of
DR.. Mcdaniel, where his little girl, Sarah,
was playing and said, II want to kiss you,
you are so pretty" He pulled her into an
clubhouse and raped her. The knowledge
of the outrage had been kept from the
father until to-day, when he notified otli-
GERS, and large force is after the young
brute. Lynching is freely talked of.
FoRT WORTH, March 20.-[Specal. i
Paul Hill, aged 16, perhaps II, one of the
most infamous young wretches that ever
disgraced Fort Worth, was arrested to-day
by Jimmie Maddox and Rowin Tucker
while fleeing away on foot on the Taxas "
Pacific track. The particulars OF his dread
full crime your correspondent sent yester-
day. The outraged girl may die.
DR.. G. II. Crary, heavy capitalist OF Red
Wing, Minnesota, and vice president OF the
Investment company, arrived to-day. He
intends making heavy investments here.
When Buflington's drug store was bur
glarized last week, S. G. Milhgan the pre-
scription clerk, gave the notes to the repor-
tiers. He was the robber, and to-day Sam
Farmer arrested him, He confessed.
r. T. Gibbs got license to marry Matte
Johnson, and went there with preacher.
She refused to carry out the programme,
and he got bottle of laudanum, bottle OF
Fowler's solution of arsenic, lot Of NOR
phine and lot of sulphate of zinc, and
took the entire outfit The inquest took
place to-day. Gibbs died at a. m. to-day.
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MARSHALL.
Funeral of Mrs. Scott

MARSHALL, March 29.-GSpecial. THE
remains OF Mrs. Mary r. Scott arrived from
New York last night, and were taken by a
special train 10 the home Of Colonel w. l..
Scott, at Scoltsville, this evening. A large
number of relatives and friends went down
on the train. The religious services were
held at the village church, and the remains
of this estimable woman were laid to rest in
the quiet churchyard near by. Never have
we witnessed a more solemuly beautiful
spectacle. The neighbors and friends from
all the country around were there, conspic-
uous amongst whom were the old servants
Of the family. Their wailing sobs " sor-
row as they looked for the last time upon
the ia Q of "old missus" we're heartrend-
ing, and brought tears TO many eyes unused
TO weeping. Rev. d. Davis preached the
funeral sermon, and passed glowing eulogy
upon the life and character OF the deceased.
Colonel Scott and family have the heartfelt
sympathy of our people. The train re-
turned TO the city again at 6p. m.
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A GOOD deal OF comment and some ridi-
cule was excited by GOVERNOR CLEvELAND's
action recently in pardoning a convict
from one of the New York penitentiaries,
on condition that he totally abstained from
liquor for five years after his release. An
exchange, referring TO the matter, remarks:
1.-THE governor of New York was not so in
considerable as at first appeared in pardon
ing a man with thecondition that the pris-
oner should drink no liquor for five years.
It appears that the law Of the state directs
the return of the convict TO prison ifhe VIC
lates the restrictions contained in his par
don. 1t is a hard chance for the man, and
a novel way OF promoting the temperance
rnnrementn
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Il. d. Wade, telegraph operator, late OF
Deming, but formerly OF New Orleans, ar
rived in the city few days since and
stopped at the Pacific house on Pacific
avenue. He came to this city in quest OF
employment, but failing to get il he became
respondent, and yesterday morning he
essayed to end his existence by taking four
ounces of laudanum, but fortunately for
him that it made him so sick that he did
not retain the deadly drug. He then tried
the house, who noticing his strange de-
meanor refused him and informed the pro-
prietor, who was so kind as to have him go to
bed and to look after his comfort. Wade
is an intelligent young man and converses
well, but not finding employment here, as
he had expected, he determined to commit
suicide,
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JACKSONVlLLE.
Reprehensible Conduct of an Alleged White
Man-An Interesting Suit for Damages
nfber Matters

otner nldttcTb.
JACKSONVILLE, March 30.-[Special.l j
John Bailey, white man, and Kate Simp-
son, yellow girl about 10 years old, eloped
from Palestine, and stopping here, regis
tered at the City hotel as Bailey and lady.
Marshal Clark on receiving a telegram
from Marshal Rogers. soon arrested them.
The mother of the yellow girl arrived last
night and carried her back home. Bailey
took the train for parts unknown. They
occupied the same room at the hotel here,
and ate breakfast together.
Billy Arlington's troupe played to q
crowded house on the 2Sth instant.
City Marshal Clark deserves praise for
his vigilance in arresting offenders.
The case of j. M. NOEL VS.. the Masonic
lodge of Alto is on trial in the district court
at Rusk to-day, and promises to elicit in
teresting facts. This is a case for damages
in pulling down Noell's fence. The lodge
no doubt will win the case.
The Kansas & Gulf Short Line railroad
now has regular passenger trains between
this place and Rusk, and the road ia being
rapidly pushed to connection with the
BremOnd road.
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TYLER
Convictions in District Court-Much-Hung
Jury-Personal.

TYLER, March 2S.-[Special.l THE follow
ing convictions have been had in the dis
trict court up to date: Asa Dumas, bigamy,
five years; John Meadows, (colored) as
(colored). theft, two years. III the case OF
Charles Covington, charged with assault to
murder, the jury has been out since 8 p; m.
yesterday. 1t is reported as standing
eleven for acquittal.
Captain f. p. O'Brien and wife, of Gal
weston, are visiting relatives in this city.
TYLER, March 29.-[Special. Tine jury
in the Covington case agreed to disagree,
and stood for conviction.
Fruit-growers report there will only be q
third of crop of peaches and no plums in
this section.
d. G. Williams, editor of the Monitor,
Mineola, is visiting relatives and friends
here.
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M'ISINNEY,


West Point acknowledgement Improve
ments - Candidates for Aldermanic
Honors.
Mckinney. March Decentralization
ernor Throckmorton has appointed board
of examiners to meet at Denton, April 10,
to examine applicants for the cadetship at
West Point and Annapolis. Three Of the
board reside in Denton, of which Colonel
+. Il. Piner Is chairman. -Four others,
teachers from other sections o; the district,
will be appointed. We learn that there
will be a number OF applicants for both
Captain Y. E. Raney will within the next
fevIponths add an extensive cotton seed
oil iaSSry 10 his Touring mills.
Severn two-story brick business houses
will be Nected in Mckinney during The
summer hnths.
Major B. ". Rhine. General A. Hunsth-
BILE, Colonel Turbit and Captain NJ. W.
johnson are candidates for alderman In
third ward.
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GarNEsvrILE. March Especial. l-R.
Y. Bell having disclose bis intention Of
resirnine the ofhce Of Irict attorney Of
the f0th Judicial district meeting of the
Gainesville bar vas beld Hst night in the
courthouse for the ID pose q selecting
some one Of their nun in order 10 en-
dorse and recommend b 20 the governor
70 On The uuerpired ter Messr-. o. d.
Davidson. ". l.. Blant1 nd y. q. euioer
fr we're mt in nom son The latter
-rerfie rurn declined 20 n csudidafe. and
reruprfef the vuhd1 b. Of his name
49, We src1rdineiV ne. Hr. +. Harils
-rs then rut in nom .fion ana the tro-
thirds rnle edorted- Sarlls. receiving
she loves rumber utes on TIE second
f-TIr- - frrrr.ed the M c1rfir-
rsf hafwrf Eeesrs Ert0n and Daridsur
Ire latter received - time r mEirrirT.
IIrf "a frr rrr fwr-fLird vote
pvrfIrr dead between these gertls-
rr..r ffIrr fIrfI ndrEw thair raules ard
~. s.-Iis - o. pa IN Buminsiion,
800 uifh - r. q Garneft ana
T.a-fss On = frs. taiiof the-e - rreat
.rrIlrrIert. - ~. Garrett receirirr ne
I~rrrt rrnter cf r1tes his u.uf was drop
- f-1n f.s list- And dsefsriur rnar
oflEssttsr md spplEuss. o. ne les b--ici.
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Closed by Attachment.

Yesterday afternoon the grocery estab.
lishment of Ike Loeb, ZIG Elm street, was
closed by creditors, who ran attachments
on the stock. Sheriff Smith and two OF his
deputies began at once to take stock. The
attachments, which issued from the dis
trict court, were sworn out by the following
parties for the following amounts Sam
Klein, $1,000; Oliver & Grlggs, $1,000; w.
b. Wright, 81 $50, and w. FL. FIippen, ST.
O76, making total amount of attachments
brought, Sll076. The assets are between
$40, 1000 and $4,000. Mr.. Loeb was absent
from the city at the time, but is expected
home to-day.
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lowed nv q solo, "Neafer NY dod 10 Thee,
which N. n. Kimball sung ~ The hif o.
"llobin Adaif,h tue iayofto aeng Of Mr.
Howe. llev. n. M. Simmons delivered 4
very affecting tribute 10 the lie aud
hnraoler Of the distinguished state1man
The services nt ihe cemetery consisted
simply OF the reading Of tbs Presbyterian
burial service for The dead, by Rev. T. J
White, and q few remarks by Rev. II. M
Simmons. AS the coffin was being lowered
into the grave, Miss Grace Howe, niece OF
Judge Howe, was overcome by emotion
and tainted. She was tenderly cared foi
and soon recovered.
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AIsEsTINE.

Death Of Well pown Engineer-Knights
ofPyth Celebration.
PALEsrrSE. Nd Ih 29.-Tspecial. l-or-
vile Grave, a civil Engineer. well knoA n
throughout Texas, for many years en-
ploytd by the Interf ional, died at san
Marcus Yesterday. The remains were
brought 10 this city q given a solemn Ma
sonic funeral, which largely attended.
Mr. Graves was a you man Of fine a5ili-
titles, thadowed only one weakness, that
eventually causing bis path.
The knights Of Pyth gave grand eel
ebrnfion last night. 81 knight Dan Heath
lectured on the primo p Of the order.
Aftervnr,is was prone de concert. ball
and supper. largely atf ded By visiting
brethren from other par of the state
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A wouLD-BE wit on one of the eastern pa
pcrs says that Texas jury is like the cotton
crop-worthless unless ginned and packed.
We were not without friend in the same
section, however, TO reply: Then let us
have the Pennsylvania DUKES jury COM
pressed, the seed converted into q, and
with il grease the machinery Of pc star
route trial"
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Mr., N, n fanlse received thirteen votes,
which, being two thirds of The bar, bis on
dOrsefnent WIS made unanlin0nay MI
fianise Is e young man Of sterling qnalilieH
aud IN every way fitted for The 0lllco " y
endorsement by the Gainesyille bar seems
10 Give much satlaiaction, aud high hopes
are entertained that the governor will APP
poipt him TO FIJI The unexplred term.
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Ex-SEsAroR TABOR says he doesn't pro-
fess to be BLAINE or an EDMUNDs, but he
fails 10 see why the newspaper men. whom
he hss given 81 much wine and 80 many
cigars 10, ridicule him so. Gratitude and
charity prevent the gentlemen of the quill
from explaining at length, and possibly to
eyen the ex-senator's satisfaction.
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A MEDICAL journal in London declares
that the revenue statistics in England show
that since October 1880 over / 900, 900 people
in Great Britain have put on the temper
auce blue ribbon and quit the use of stimu-
|snts. There is something practical and en-
oouraging in such facts as these.
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THE yellow fever has alreadf made its
appearance in Cuba. and ourEconsul at
Mantanzas writes that this eap " develop
ment Of the disease has led Il physicians
and government authorities Hear great
aud very fatal run Of the scouee this sea-
son. Our own gulf ports canf too soon
begin 10 take precaution agaf st its INTRO
duction into our orn fever be
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A CHICAGO paper insists that Rome was
never in such danger from CATALINE and
his conspirators as is the City by the Lakes
from the snti-HARRIsoS movement. Inc
irrepressible CARRIERS friends are bound to
make a CrcEno, or some other political
asSfor out of him in some way.
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE co
OLE LONDON.

This company is prepared to loan money
A. reasonable.rates Of interest at from one
TO five years time, secured by deed OF trust
on improved lands and city property. 1t
Wal also negotiate county, municipal
railroad and other bonds, anu purchase
vendors lien notes.
c. e. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, Once 6oo MAIN stree''
Dallas, Texas.
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n WASHINGTON special says that the cen
sus bureau is running itself, the superin-
tendont aud first assistant being absent
We have thought for some time there was
a conspicuous absence of head to the de-
partment.
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SINCE the marriage of DAVID DAVIS the
question now agitating the public mind is
whether the national independent party
has doubled its membership or dissolved
olto,aIber
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BULLION and coin, as will be seen by the
dispatches, continue to come over in large
quantities to us from Europe, indicating
that our transatlantic cousins have been
buying largely from us.
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cErrraL Gorpox, Of Geor d, resigned
his seat in the United States se ate because
NJ his uoverty. He then vet into rail-
reading and, in two or three yet Re, became
wealthy. Those who have bee watching
his movements fancy that he isnfr figuring
for a return 10 the senate, but stoutly
y aintains that such Is not the q l.. The
south, however, could not but bel enehted
BIZ his return 10 public life, and 4 he but
hIs enemies would feel Otherwia than
highly eratified at such a result.
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GU RE YOURSELF

DR.. Bohannans vegetable Curative" is warranted e.
lnanently cure all forms of spernattorrhsajor fat
Weakness, General Debility, ImpOteney. etc. and re1h
"iost Pover,' and brings back the aYoiibfuI virss
those who have destroyed by sexual or evil
tees in from two TO seven weeks time. Thisremey,
has been used by DR.. B0hannan in his private practice
over thirty years, was never known to fad in curing
the WORST CASES 1t gives vitality and imparts en-
with wonderful effect to those midde-aged men who
weakness beyond their years. Its inygoratng prone
are felt at once. Young men suffering from the CO.
Quences Of that dreadfuy des fctive habit of Self
ran use tbs medicine with the of speedy
hKRhAhEhT cure. The patient gains strength and
cy Of spirits at once, as II acts directly the parts e.
cd as soothing and healing tonic and nnodyhe TO t.
faxed seminal vescles and rritacd ducts mparting 20
aud tone and restoring them 10 their natural state the
as II the banefhl habit had never been INDUCED In.
ingredients are simple productions of nsureharks r..
herbs etc, and are specific for the aboTc dlseascsH
pY-Price, Five Dollars sent with full directions etc
any address. yor sale only at Dr. c. A. Bohannans o.
No GIL North FIFTH street, between Washington avenue
Green street, St. LOUIS, ssO. Estah Thed in lSH.
p$-Dr H. "rreailso on Special Diseases" which Civ,
clear delineatlon of the nature syrnpbme nicaf
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FREE to any address upon receipt Of one stsmp.
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THE new apportionment in Pennsylvania
gives the republicans fifteen and the demo-
Gratis thirteen congressman. This is about
AS fair division as could have been M ade.
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Tar f<Eoxing remarks from the q ior-
nsa Areonsut. relative TO the anti-rn ~
Legislative spirit recently developed in r.
state, apply 30 well in almost every par
Mar 10 Texas that We cannot refrain ~
reproducing thep. The ArgS1aut say
sIT11e srii;7il which fears risflry. from Ebatl
ever source il may come. is covArdly. The
rsilroad system. 20 lar Is Il has been dsvei-
opsd. has accomplished miracles Tor our
ni.ie and citg. II allowed 70 ertend Il VII
accorrIish ofber rpirsciss. When this mar
ror and miberal political opposition u
crushed ouf. and the small demarogues
who plant themselves in ths psth Of DO
rrsrs nnd development sha1 hsre been
brnsled aside ~ q mare generous ard IL
s-.l pebble sentiment; vbsn Itsnall become
its policy oT our peoFlsio enconrazt enter
49, ana EIcr czpital % erpioIi ifseli IN
bu',dInr rrIIr.a1l. snd hilor iioss rho 5-iid
49, - 1rntroi them rilbyut ths -ni1-
$780, nf s-nrI poiifi1irns-C.'ifornia VI
~. eri1-s1 rr1n ~ buzi1sH nilsnniur1.'
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Transferred.

Sheriff Braley. of Ellis county, conveyed
Nowlan and O'Donnell, charged with safe
robbery at Ferris, with a bond of $500
clinging 10 each. to WaXahachie Yesterday.
The safe, as heretofore published i'll the
HERALD, belonged to the post-otfice at
Ferris
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Charged With Theft.

Bob Combs was arrested yesterday and
placed under bond by Deputy Sheriff Lewis
on warrant issued by the clerk of the dis
trict court on an Indictment found by the
grand jury, charging him with the theft Of
COW. -
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SAN ANTONIO.

Marshal RUSSELL overruled.
SAN ANTONIO, March 2S.-[Special. i'm
the United States court to-day the motion
to quash indictments against United States
Marshal Stillwell II. Russell on account OF
the Irregularities in summoning juries was
overruled by Judge Turner, and the trial
will proceed tomorrow.
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ztosteftcr's Bfttcrs.


Invalids who are
recovering vital
stamina declare I'm
graiefulterms their
appreciation Of the
merits as q tonic Of
Hosletiers elOm-
ach Bitten not
only Goes itimpert
strength 20 the
weak, but II also
corrpcfs en- irreru-
lar add state offhe
siomach ,makes 0he
bywies act at prop
er Intervals, gives
easr 70 those Who
SUI firm rheu-
matte and HdrcT
troubles ard con-
quara 81 vel -
prevents fever end
arue F0EAle b.
Ie~H1Ir.
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illustrated Marriage Guide, 200 pages, cloth
ana gilt binding, 81 osns; same in paper GOV
20 cents Manhood 10 cents; womanhood.
cents; pamphlet 0 cents, securely sealed, b
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER, the great specialist, Gl7 ST. Charlie,
street, st Louis Mo-
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Millions ofpackages Of the Diamond Dyes
have been sold without single complaint.
Everywhere they are the favorite dyes.