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COLEMAN.
Temporary Court house Protraoted Meet
ing-Good Rain-Crops,

Temporary Court house = -Protraoted Meet
ing-Good Rain-Crops.
COLEMAN, Aug, 25.-[special.l THE first
bale Of cotton was brought to this market
to-day, by Mr.. John Hobbs, aud sold to
BERNARD & Warren for 10 cents,
Work has commenced on temporary
ourt.house, which is to be completed by
September 10, and occupied until q suita'
BILE stone building can be erected.
The Methodsts are now holding pro-
traoted meeting at Glen Cove, with good
attendance.
We have had much needed rain in these
parts during the last two days which will
greatly benefit the grass and cause the
thermometer TO range lower
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LONDON, Aug. 25.--The Irish National
league OF Great Britain holds a convention
at Leeds on September q, Parnell will
probably preside,
Parliament was prorogued this afternoon,
The queens speech, closing the session, was
read by the royal commission.
The queens speech proroguing parlia'
ment refers TO the continuance OF harmon
ious relations with foreign bowers, the adj
ministration and reorganization OF Egypt,
though retarded by the outbreak OF ohol'
era has steadily advanced The Ocoupa.
ton OF Egypt Is only temporary, and the
aim thereof, which has been explained 10
parliament, remains unchanged. The COM
muuications with France concerning the
occurrences at Madagascar have been con.
Quoted in Aspirit OF friendship aud no doubt
will lead TO satisfactory result. Attention
Will be steadily directed TO all things which
might affect the rights and liberties OF her
subjects. The working Of the convention
with the Transvaal government, has proved
Ia certain respects unsatisfactory. Tue
ministers and confidential env0ys dis.
patched from the Transyaal will discuss
the matter shortly. As to the condition Of
the classes In the kingdom suffering from
depression, agriculture has In most re.
spects shown some degree oil Improvement
The general state OF trade and industry Is
sound. She says she can refer with greater
satisfaction than on some former occasions
TO the condition OF Ireland, The proyls'
ions OF the land act have
been brought into wide operation, and
the late com blnation against the iulhllmenl
OF contracts, especially for rent, has been In
great degree broken up, There 10 q
marked diminution In agrarian crime, and
the associations having murder Tor their
object, have been checked BY the detection
aud punishment Of the Offenders. Hei
majesty refers 10 various measures L
which she has given assent and which sh'
hopes will advance the interests Of all. Sht
refers TO the legislative session In regard L
Ireland, and desires parliament to promote
the prosperity Of that country, The hous'
Of lords at the last moment agreed TO th'
4 agricultural holdings bill.
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LoNGvIEw.
Accident at Mil -sulcldo-small Cotton
Reoelpta.

LoveyIEw, Aug. 25.-[speCial.l 10. p.
Farrist, prominent citizen of Hallville,
twelve miles from here, got on the carriage
tack of his saw-mill; the carriage struck
him, tearing him and wounding one leg
40 badly that amputation will be necessary.
A Bohemian, named Emile Silzer, com.
mitted suicide at Earpyille. one mile east OF
Longyiew, this morning. He tried to kill
himself with laudanum ten days ago, but
was found and restored. He used mors
mime successfully this time. He was evi.
IDENTIFY man OF culture, and has relative
living in Bux, Bohemia, for whom he left
letters; be also left thanks 10 Messrs,
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CLEBURNE.
Base BAH Suddenly Ended-Rumor OF
suicide.

suicide.
CLEBURSE, Aug. 25.- -TSpecial.l - The
match game Of base ball this afternoon, be.
tween the Cross Timbers club and the sec.
ond nine Of Cleburne, terminated prema-
turely IN dispute between the two clubs
as to some point unknown 10 your CORES.
pondcut. The game stood IL to In favor
of tue Cross rimbers. The Cleburne boys
were minus some OF their best players and
played rather inl.ilerently.
A vague rumor is ailoat here that q Ger :
tain prominent attorney Of Alyarado com.
mitted suicide to-day between there and
here, Enquiry by telephone to Alyarado
by your correspondent concerning the same
revealed nothing 10 verify the rumor, and
II is believed TO be uniounded.
Sickness here seems unusually prevalent,
and its effect upon the children and babies
is generally fatal.
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Another Raplst Captured = Crops-chiid
Dead
PALMER, Aug. 25 Especial IA young
man named Silss Carpenter was arrested on
Joe Bradley splace yesterday for attempted
rape on the person Of Mrs. Cook, who lives
near Ferris. While the officers In charge OF
him were waiting for the train TO take hiM
to WHxahachie, he attempted to escape, but
was pursued on horseback aud caught after
bard run.
Cotton is beginning to come In. The crop
Is lighter this year than last. Pickers are
getting 75 cents hundred without board.
A young child Of Mr., Haryille's died to-
day,
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NEW YoRK, Aug @.-Among the pass
engen by the Elbe, which arrived this
morning, were party Of German members
of parliament, military officers, university
professors, bankers, aud representatives Of
leading Journals Of Germany. who are in
yited 10 be nresent az the opening ceremo-
nies Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
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FINALLY oAPruREp.

y. H. Mlnter, Alias "CowDOy,' hrresteu
for Murder In Texas Four Years Ago, I'm
Route Home.
Sr LOUIS, Aug. 25.-[SpeclOl l-R. G.
Campbell, sheriff from Texas, passed
through st. Louis this evening en- route
home with f. Il. Minter, arrested in Shaw
neetuwn for murder. The crime WIS com.
mitted in Texas four years ago, and Is a
sure case of cold-blooded murder. The
victim was named DR.. Smith. There was
heavy reward tor the murderer. Mr..
Campbell says Minter escaped after com
mitting the murder and they had no trace
OF him for four years. Minter owned a
saloon IN Shawneetown and is considered
a bad man. He is under several indict-
ments for violations Of the law. He goes
by the name OF the Texas Cowboy.
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TYLER.
Mormon EmIssaries Make n Convert--rail
Fights

Mormon Emlssaries Make a Convert--tail
Fights,
TYLtR, Aug. 25 Especial. IA couple OF
Mormon emissaries have for some time
been preaching In and working mp the
eastern portion Of this county, In the inter
est Of that institution. They have made
and baptised IN the faith one convert, In the
person OF Mr.. Tumbois, an old and re-
speoted citizen OF long standing In this To-
cality.
Fail fights opened up here yesterday, In
an encounter between two old and respected
citizens and property holders, Nj. j. j
Hamilton and 8. S Gibbs. The latter cam,
out second best. with several wounds on the
head.
Major Dodd and family returned yester'
day from visit to Georgia.
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NAsnvnLE. Aug. 95.-Tpe following is a
comprehensive and complete report through
correspondents OF the cotton crop Of the
Nashville district, including Middle Ten :
nessee and a portion Of West Tennessee and
Alabama: 40 per cent. report the crops
better than at the same date last year: %
per cent. as good, and Z per cent. worse than
last years crop. Middle Tennessee was
the poorest Tor many years; reduction OF
acreage this year II l-2 per cent, but with
favorable weather continued prospects are
fair for large yield the Nashville district.
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French Victory.

PARIS, Aug. pa telegram was re
ceived by the minister Of marine from
sAgun to-day, announcing that the French
had bombarded and captured the forts and
batteries at the mouth Of the Kire river,
alter brilliant land attack. The opera
tions occurred on the 18th, 10th and both.
Seven hundred Annamiters we're killed,
aud only casualties suffered by the French
were several slightly wounded. The gun
boats Vipere and Lynx entered the Thuaan
passage and the French admiral granted a
truce. Blockade has been declared. Har.
mand, French civil commissioner at Ton.
quin, has gone TO Hue, the capital Of An.
nam, 10 negotiate with the Annamlter
court, which is greatly alarmed at the
movements OF the French.
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other Interesting Domestic Matters.
A Suspicious Party.


HALEY, IDAHO, Aug. 25.-O Considerable
excitement exists in this city over the re-
port which appears in last evenings Wood
River Times, that party OF cowboys had
started for Yellowstone Park TO kidnap
President Arthur, aud Sheriff Furey has
detailed two trustworthy deputies TO look
the matter mp, with instructions to sum
mon strong posse and arrest the kidnap-
pers II the facts are as stated. The Times
says that during the past two weeks mum.
ber oistransers, all we'll provided with good
riding animals and resembling party OF
regulators or Texas cowboys, have been
camped on Willow creek, and considerable
curiosity is expressed as TO the intention
o. the party, some accounting for
the outfit as party organized to
go up In the Indian country on prospect
| ing trip, while, others believed them to be
a band OF Arizona rustlers. During several
days past some OF the party have ridden
through the town In n defiant manner aud
disappeared. From man who carue In to-
day, tits learned that the party, who n
duoed him to Join them, aud made him
take certain pledge NJ secrecy, were
organized TO proceed TO Yellowstone park.
They lett last night, going on the stage
road, and he escaped. The object OF the
expedition Is TO corral and capture the
president and party and spirit them away
in the mountain fastnesses and caves,
where they will be fed, but kept prisoners,
. whlle members OF the party act as pickets
, 20 prevent being captured, while negotia.
I tons for q ransom are being conducted.
The captain or leader OF the party has an
! idea heavy ransom would be
+ offered by the United States aud personal
/ friends OF the president, alter the search
for the presidents party shall be given up
= and that halt million Of dollars or more car
thus be extorted from the secret seryic,
4 fund, and divided among the party on prn
: ciple adopted by the Italian banditt. TIL,
4 escaped member OF the party says there are
sixty.hve In the party, some Of whom wer'
!, guerillas inthe late war. Five wild Shoshon
a and Bannock Indians 80 along as guidel
n and scouts for the party, who are arme'
with repeating rides and scalping knives
4 The leader Is Texas desperate on who's
n head a price has been set, and with the ex
NJ ceptlon oftwo Italians, who left the rail
10 road grade,all OF the party are cowboys.
.ee A grand council was held night beior
last, when every man swore by his dagge
n- In the freight 10 do his duty.
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NEW YORK.

Davis and oDonneii In tho Ring. Police
suddenly Separate Them.
NEw York, Aug. 25,-[speolal. l-Davis.
OF England, and o'Donnell, OF Chicago,
met in the ring Tor $500 side to-day. The
police intertered after the frat round and
s'oppsd the fight. Davis mad the test Of
the hght
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rExARKANA.


TrxARKASA, Aug. 25.--[5peclAl.l-FiE
teen brick buildings are In the course Of
construction.
]. l.. Talbot, city recorder. returned yes.
torday from tour through the northwest.
Texarkana Is ON the boom.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 25.-Among the passen
gers on the Elbe cfthe Bremen line, are the.
following guests otv Hard, at the opsnln z
erem mics nf th,s Northern PAcIaj rail way
Senator Dr.. Albe ieosaelns, rspfew mt in
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Miss Rathbone, who for SIX years has
been missionary abroad, has brought to
New York the first Burmese woman who
ever landed on our shores. The newcomer
will study for Ave years In this country be.
fore returning for missionary work.
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Killed for Seduction

Macon, Mo, Aug. 25.-Georse Stewart
shot and killed Walter Tracy yesterday
The murder grew out Of the refusal OF
Tracy to live with Stewart's sister, whom
Stewart compelled Tracy to marry u few
weeks ago, she having alleged seduction.
Stewart escaped.
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DALLAS, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1888

Marks and Taylor, Who had charitably
cared for him since his first attempt on his
life.
The cotton crop grows worse Receipts
very light, for which low prices are in part
10 blame.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 25.--Twenty.six
deaths from cholera yesterday. Among
the number arc three British soldiers.
Two hundred deaths from the disease else.
whpfe In ryynt
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7, csoS, Aug. 25,- 5,-=sYesterday, six miles
north OF Clifton, Arizona, an express wagon
loaded with Cinnamon was attacked by
three rustlers. The Cinnamon returned
FIRE and mortally wounded the assailanto.
Four Cinnamon were injured, and two Ia
tally. The robbers succeeded in getting
$500
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BERLIN, Aug. %. A dual has been fought
al LISA. near Posen, between two captain ,
Of the German army. One received sho /
in the abdomen and died soon afterwards
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THE STATES.

IhG pldl ED.
The President aud Party In au Unen-
yiable Position.
Cow Boys aud Rustlers Threaten 10
kidnap
And Hold Them Tor Handsome Re-
ward.
Cinnamon Robbed not OF their Queue
but OF $500.
A Decision Important to shippers aud
Railroads.
John Sherman Crates to an Attentive
Audience.
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TEHUACANA.

TEnuAcANA, June 10, lSs3.-[Correspon.
dence. l-Weather unusually warm and Oh.
pressive. Thermometer S5e at dark last
night and 92e at 8 this morning. Rain de.
sired, though not much needed. Crop
prospects never better, especially corn.
Miss Jessie A. Beeson, daughter of the
deceased president Of Trinity University,
and one Of the recent graduating class
mTsarriss, this evening, Mr., Branch, Of Linn
Fiat, Texas. Thus two Of the graduating
class marry In less than a week after re,
ceiving their diplomas.
Among the recent visitors on commence.
m mem, DAY were Rev. W. ]. Lackey, Of
Waco; Rev. 4. H.. Lawler, of Brentwood.
Hon; w. Y. Grubbs, Of Kaufman; R. O.
Watkins, T., Dr.. W. A. Watkins and wife,
j. d, Groves. Of Whitney; p. u. Bookmsn''
Of Prairie Plains; Rev. II. r. Rome. Of
SS!sine s, Rev. Q. J. Forbes, Of Center
w. Smith, Of Hubbard City; Up. Boyd'
ESQ.,. OF Groesbeeck, and others. -
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Anybody who knows anything about the
drinking habits of the people of Maine to-.
day, knows that liquor is drank in parlors,
in offices of law and medicine, and to n lin.
ted extent in the studies of the clergy. in
Kitchens and workshops, in the cars, on
STEAMBOATS,, and, II one wishes to observe
he will find that Travellers by every means
of conveyance in the state, take The noison
with them. The express companies bring
it into the state upon every arrival for nr,'
vate consumption and considerable which
escapes detection and goes into sale in
some smaller country towns, In MANY of
the cities and some OF the larger towns tho
sale is free in bars and saloons, not In omen
defiance OF law, for that statute which public
opinion does not support is no law at all and
cannot and never will be enforced, The
sooner this TACT is recognized the better II
Will DO for the cause of temperance, which
Is advocated upon simple grounds only by
the better representatives of the reforn,e d
clubs. 1t is no pleasure to us to reoort
such state of things, but so far as our oh.
servation extends we know our statements
to be true. We detest deception. let il
come in where it may, and Neal Dow is 80
committed to prohibition that no wouldn't
tell the truth II he could, and he couldn't il
ne would, upon the subject of enforcement
IN this state. We don't assert that some
strictly temperance communities cannot be
found in Maine, but we do assert that rum
Is IN FAR too general use all over the state.
ana we know that some OF the best temper.
ance men here regretiully admit this state.
inent. Lying won't rub out the facts
brunswick (Maine) Telegraph.
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siyn people of the United States-repro.
scented there by Mr.. Adams himself, MI.
Bayard, Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Jonathan Rus.
sell and Mr.. Gsllatin, were OF
course not to be overlooked; and the musi-
cal conductor or band master of the place
called upon these commissioners to furnish
HIM with our national air. Our national
air." said they, sis Yankee Doodle, ""Ian.
kee Doodle" said the conductor. what is
that Where shall ! find il? By whom
was it composed? Can you supply me with
the score" The perplexity OF the commits
sioners may be better conceived than des-
cribed. They were fairly at their wits
end. They had never imagined that they
should have scores of this sort to settle
and each turned to the other
in despair. Mr.. Adams final
ly remembered that there was
in their household colored servant of Mr..
Clay, who, like so many of his race, was
first-rate whistler, and who was certain to
know Yankee Doodle" by heart. He was
sent for accordingly, and the problem was
solved without further delay. The band
master jotted down the air as the col
ored boy whistled IL, and before night,
| said Mr.. Adams, yankee Doodle" was set
to so many parts that you would hardly
have known it and it came out the next day
in all the pride, pomp and circumstance OF
viol and hautboy, OF drum, trumpet and
cymbal, TO the editcation OF the allied
sovereigns of Europe, and to the glorifca-
! ton Of the united soyereigns of America.
Use DR.. Worthington's Cholera and DIar.
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

Is natures own remedy. IL is no vile concOc-
tioR OF naseous drugs and dangerous chemicals
May Flower Is modest littleN plant which
grows in New Foundland, Ia Pennsylvania and
Kentucky, ii, diuretic and astrin gent in It's
properties, and has frequently been used to
great nd antage In Diarrhna and Bowel Com.
plalnts OF children. It's great merit however,
is in Its gentle and efficient action on the Kid,
neys. II removes all impurities through na.u.
raj channel. and restores the system TO a
healthy condition. 1t promptly relieves pains
In the back and lons In cases ofweGk and del
icate females, its value is beyond computation,
But for the natural modesty of woman which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds of testimonials OF
inesimable benefit derived from its use
Ask your dr. ggist 'or Smiths Extract Of May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around the
bottle. 1t is yours 10 choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared o lily by S. b. Smith & Bro. Coying.
ton. Nv For sale nv all druggists
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Ghean Column.

AFTER business hours, OF nore
properly speakir &, at night, the bu.
siness ofhee of the herald here
after will DO moved to the editorial
rooms up stairs, so as to aeeommo-
date those who desire to transact
with the paper any business at n late
hour. those, therefore, who find
the business Office closed in the even
ipgs. will apply TO The foreman of
he HERALD after this hour in the
editorial rooms, who will attend TO
the matter in hand
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Ono Of john Quincy Aa.m,, .,,r,..

Mr.. Robert O. Winthrop once narrated ON
tue authority Of John Quincy Adams, a
story illustrative Of the ignorance In Europe
concerning our national air, soon after the
s,,,9 g. o. the treaty Of peace with Great
n p,..ssin ~ uhent. a grand ball was to be
PAY the customary musical Compliment IN
al the sovere!gns who were either prssent
OF represented on the oocAsion.. The rover.
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Scltacc Aye lent.
TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE
GENTLY

NEITHER CONSTIPATION, COLO. DIAR.
RIIEA, DYsENTERY, OR OTHER BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, CAN be CURED BY ABUSING
THE DELICATE MACHINERY OF THE sYs.
TEN WITH FURIOUS PURGATIvEs. THE
BEST AND SAFEST REMEDY, PARrICU.
LARLY AT THIS SEASON, A TEASPOON.
Full OF TARRANT's SETTER ApERIENT
TAKEN IN A GLASS OF WATER, WHICH
WILL GENTLY RELIEVE WHILE ToNING
AND HEALING THE IRRITATED INIEs
TINES.
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AT certain seasons of the year nearly
every person suffers to u greater or less ex.
tent from impurity of the blood, bilious.
ness, ETC., etc. This should be remedied as
soon as discovered, otherwise serious re-
suits may follow. Sherman's "Prickly Ash
Bitters" will eifectually remove all faint o.
disease and restore you to health.
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E'cst.

| osr BETWEEN THE PoSToFFIGE AND
IL Adams i, Leonaid's bank, on either Main
or Elm streets, on the 10th, two ten dollar bills
The finder will he suitably rewarded by return
Ing the same to the Herald Office. iun9l.2t
| osT-A YELLOW DoG.WtrH A BOB TAIL.
- $3.50 reward If lett at &c trail Wagon Yard.
nnel9.3t, A, BURTLE.
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EdW catinnal.
University Of Virginia

SUMNER LAW LECTURES (ni,e weekly
begin 18th July, 1883, and end 18th Sep ember
have proved Of signal us.-lst, to student, who
design TO puisue their studies ut this or other
Law School; ID, to those Who pro- ose TO read
had the advantage of systematic Instruction.
FOR circular apply u o. I'm versity of Va TO
IOHN MINOR Prot Com. and Stat Law
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AotfcaH.

NOTlCE-Advernsemen may be ns led in,o
our business Office up to p. m, al into the
composing room IN To q. NJ
NOTICE SEALED BIDS Will BE RE.
~ ceived by the undersigned up To Saturday,
Up m, June 80 for the erection of a two story
DICK residence, corner Ross avenue and Masten
street. Plans on file at the Office Of J. f. Elan
ders, architect, 709 Main street. Tho right is re-.
served to reject any and al bids. c +. CARTER
junl9 81
NolltF-Citizens or strangers wishing to in
~ vest IN ~ real estate, farms or wild lands,
are respectfully invited to call A. our office, No
'Us; Main street. and examine our lists maps,
anu abstracts of land titles The best of refer.
encc given. JONES Il MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

VIII positively prevent such results. In proof
o. this assertion, We cite you to the numberless
testimonials in our possession and quote such
eminent authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, of New Ha.
ven, Conn, and DR.. King Compiler of Kings
Dispensatory) Ask your own physician If these
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised med ..
cine. Decide now IL may not he too late
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Smiths asxtrart.
The Time Tried and Universally Approvea
Remedy for all Diseases of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
IL Positively Cures Where All Other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro-
duce Relief,

'Brights Disease OF the Kidneys" tesrh,
scourage, which spares neither are. sex nor
conditions becomes an incurable disease only
for the want of timely attention. If allowed Ia
work Its ravages unchecked until il has faster.
ed upon the vitals of its victim, no medical
sSili can release Its bold, II claims It's prey, and
annually numbers its victims by the thonssnd
A timely use Of S '-N""A"