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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
THE CAT Is DEAD.

It ia time to lament. Therc is sadness o
heart among the reportorial fraterniyof Dsl-
las which is much cast down. In moment
their strongest support has been KNOCKED
from under them and they with one accord
beWail the loss Of friend now dead and
gone. and though mono of Them eyer saw
him thew loved him none the
less. In tact his being an entire stranger
I'D performing with such promptness and
,.lp1larity acts IS required OF him by
N'fte reporters created fondDess on their
Dart for him especially when the world
was dull and dreary tor it WAS
then that he came to the rescue
and converted desert of space into one
grand oasis of news-so called. 1t is true
he had many aliases, bat he was all the
more handy for that. Wild Cat, Cata'
mount and Cougar were the names he sail
ed under in the circle. On dull day,
out on Mountain Greek, when the reporter
felt like sacrificing lot Of lambs or pigs he
would trot him out in his genuine cnarsc-
ter of wildcat. but for larger game he was
promoted to the position of cat.
amount, yet when there was an ex-
ceeding dearth of news he was knigbted a
full hedged Mexican cougar, and his gan,
on such occasions was humanity. III l.
made it exciting and adding to the story
party of armed hunters and pack OF dogs
served now and then to help out IN the BY
gone days before the management became
60 bitterly opposed to the embellishment
of small particles of truth. The wildcat
has played his part, Some Nimrod, either
ignorant of the fact what an injustice ne
was doing the gang" or with blood in his
eye, brought him low. Inc
remains were expressed in
coffee sack via the Pacific express
company to the editor of the Times yester-
day who made some verv forcble and pro-
nouuced remarks when he received them
and turned them ove- after paying. express
charges to the street scavenger. '----.-'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
TuE FREEMAN CASE.

The trial OF A. Freeman for tho killing OF
RIA. Chambers, whom he accused OF Sc
ducing his wife, was resumed in the dis
trict court yesterday morning. The state
rested ON its testimony about noon. A
humber of witnesses were examined. The
testimony of the O.year. old son of the pris'
oner was, after some opposition on the par
of the prosecution, permitted by the court
to testify. His testimon was interesting
and full, detailing minu:elv the alleged as
sigpations OF Chambers and Mrs. Freeman.
There was good sized crowd in tue cour,
room throughout the dry, who never lei
a word uttered by the witness escape IT.
ears. The hesriug of evidence will be re-
stunned this morning.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

The trial of the second gaming case OF the
State va. W. Kahn, was resumed yesterday
morning. After all the evidence had been
adduced ard the argument Of counsel the
iury took the case, and after mature delib-
GRAFTON agreed not TO agree by tie OF three
10 three, thus hanging. Those who hung
the Jury claim that they did so on thS
ground that the accused mao
already been convicted in the city courts
for the same odsnse. The Jury es !. nov
stands Is composed Of A. l.. Griggs, NJ. ID
Darlington, 4. Moore, r. Fisher, j. Robin
son and Curry. Another case against tbs
defendant will be taken up this morning
NEXT Monday the civil term Of the county
court begins, and the large batch OF gaminI
cases will necessarily have 10 be continued
over anti the next term OF the court.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

YESTERDAY President Arrelis Soto de.
psrtsd from this city iof . European tour.
The srens ct the ferrylaodfng vas quite
efFertine. The frst intimstior Of the arr
vi Of rnsterialired dignity vas string Of
erpress wsesns besrinR the presidents
bergags. which tirpsd the scales AZ not less
TIER Z .lss pounds. u required the SUPER
vision Of two minor dignitsries - see thst
fbs bsrrnrs wns correctly checked. II TOOK
ore Whole boy-fhe vtlet De chambre-in q
trrrs-buftonsd unborn. - bod The beg
rnrs chects While he rnilro1d clerks NJ
~ orf that tbs ctnrrrs f11 eLrra bag
rnrr ~ wpr Torf fooisd TIRE neat Little
IN 81 s711.50. s5o-ily EtsrE4-t ths-s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
rtfr wrEKIY nEALDtT UnsDAY NOVEMDEn2 taso

rolled inld the dNil6h three lafeff ~
pNnelifs. which subapqne1ilf enUied w
pfrgldsft, hlg wifH AID hlN 0lilldfeht VIII
lnblnten aud servants inhnmeNblP, N ~.
1nlffd three men W ifanspof tbd shRwls
md 0Vefoolia ~ Tho waltlngf00fn, while
Inc undivided services NJ three nnsefVl
maids we're monopolsed IN peti0fnlp oth'
or dutiee. Amid turmoil aud bustlo TIE
party and acoOulromonts we're llDallY stored
On tils leffy.boat, much 10 the relief NJ tho
poor little digbllafy, who whg Immediately
tbfOwn into d succession Of nervous fits IN
his vain endeayor TO keep truck Of his wife,
his children, his valet Dc chambre, his foot.
men, his nurses and his numberlegs bag.
rage checks. San Francisco Examiner.
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COMING RACK.

Capt. W. W. Ross, the government cor
r-oopdent Of the Bureau Of Agriculture at
Wellington, moved to Pilot Point lew
weeks ago with TIE intention OF matinR
that place bis home but whom the HERALD
reporter saw him yesierdey be wss looking
for house 10 rent. You zee. said the cap
tain wen . minister 10 Georgia tied the
nuptisl knst for Ne zone thirty-one year.
sgo and told IN ne were one. i thoueht ]
was the oye and I lnbored under that is'
preston tntil I aitsrnpied q make my
home Outside Of Dallas when - was sudden.
~ demODsteted 20 me that my Detisr-hsli
! must Be thesne"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

! 6orsf on Olfee ifsih iaF higiii, end Nh
fi0fg Naa tGld ~ hlg 0ghef ahd y0nhhff
fu ~ The Olfols railway employees Thi
Doe Va nneeH months old, IL bAn NfWi1nbd
lad end part shepherd d0e, lfia youth.
fil wltd0n atlfeot6d NJ him many friends,
aud when HE NE was threatened iset sum.
mef y subscription was taken up ard HE
license paid, He was vaRfant dog aDd ~
| the time, with headquarters NJ Rocky Hun
gmlth'a but became attached 10 Thompson,
who had besn mainly instrumental In tax.
| lug up the subscription. Uo reformed, ~
| II were and took up bis residence nj The
hOuso Of Thompson. Thompson ran The
targot.shooting at Jewell park. The dog
used 10 accompany HIM 10 tho park morn
lngs from the city on the Circle train. The
dog quickly learned however, that he
could make the trip alone, and being Sill
Of rather wandering nature, he would
sometimes return to Thompson's honse
after the latter bad gone 10 the park. He
would 90 down to the Curtis street depot Of
the Circle road and wait for train. This
he would take with as much unconcern as
though he had paid his fare and would ride
to The IN paF' w saS1cb ne for wo4 bi
master. Ii unsuccessful he would return
and tako another train for the city, This
be had done at least fifty times during the
On the Circle train he has come
to be looked upon as one Of the working .
force, and is allowed free passage, He is a
sober, qliet, thoughtful looking dog and
Us he leans out on the step to take look =
ahead to see that all is clear, he seems
weighed with responsibility.
The conductor of the train is authority
or the statement that on the occasion,
when the train was approaching drove OF
.attle, the dog became greatly excited
parked loudly, and, standing OH his hind
EGGS placed his paws upon the brake as
hough trying to apply it.-TDenver News
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nr.Tu or Young SAY.

Mr.. John L. Say, after several weeks
illness, died yesterday morning at the resi-,
depce Of his aunt, Mrs. j. W. wright, Of
rypboid fever. The remains will be In,
TERED this 10 q. m. In Trinity cemetery ano
vii hn escorted IN their final resting place
nv the Lamar Rifles, Of which company be
was member. The Lamar Rifles extend
An invitation to the Queen City GUARDS &c
= soln them In the procession. The deceased
Vas a most excellent young man. dl'
mother, who had been wired his illness, ar
lived the day preceding his death IRON
Uonmouth Illinois.
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v.IITRoM A FENCE.

Pleasant Evans. q farmer. late OF Oo'hn'
but now Of Parker county. while snder the
inauencs Of strong drink esssyed 70 SIT 90
the conrt-house yard fence yesterday when
bsIost his balance and falling backwards On
rs head came very near breaking On
neck. Al first those who saw him lsh "
iIsxed him FILLED. Medical aid was sum
,,,ored and he was. after some TIVE hour
h.S si-psed. sufficiently recovered 70 D
,~ted m a slw.ron, in which be was tsfer
a the house Of = friend.
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-uKL.w AND oRDrR ASSOCIATION

IHE LAW AND Ottii = = /.
The report Of ne ofs, Eation o. tns
~I..- and Order Association, T" publlsbeo
An Tnesasv's HErALp, caused rsrnsps
more corr rneDt than any thing that has &C
currsd here IN The news vofio ior - ID
tine. Generally speaking, the avertfe eil-
- h srrlous 10 kpOr what the purpo-
a.. snd otiscts Of the orRnni1non
sre. A HrRsLD reporter vent ~.
vsrfer5av. siftlng smonR TIE men Defs =
a. ss~nrisfion IN order 20 ascertein sone-
fkIrr conrrrrire tie fssccinii0rs bit me-
rnsnhrrs be apur-ncbsd vert rsttoert - %
the vo1kinfs q tbe cfoer- ny -.
Hr~r~rr ftaf they afe ostef-
r~frrF 70 uurout urufrszlunAl eAm
F|l~~ Thsr vii keep cillirsnt vnic1
~ a. rurrruenis 81 ell rrri-s-lcnsls -
I'll rrrorf - fhs rruper ~ hcr1t,-s 80 J
tfrr - - urs every mrsrs kncur y N.
irrf- eurr--ss .. tbsg I'll b marEed 80
rlarst urgn me iiftns ~ tuF =
rItr- IL crrfr rrorcs,s = -
r~rIr~-rtla ga n he 60
ia nzziErE I'D s0775 s-s'''1'
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THE sLrEpER RESUMED.

A few weeks since the Missouri Pacific
road abandoned the through sleeper from
this point to 81. Louis, but the opposition
OF other lines and the clamor OF the public
for comfort in that direction, has caused
the management of the line 10 reinst6te the
deeper, which will prove convenience TO
this section and pay the road for its
trouble to thus accommodate the tr yelling
Duhlic
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

"Prickly Ash Bitters" is an unfailing
specific for all complaints arising from de-
rancement OF the functions OF the liver: 1t
puriies the blood and iuluses new life into
the invalid. Pains in the side, general I'M
essiness, loss of appetite, headache, bilious
attacks. etc, ETC., are sure indications that
a corrective is needed. "Prickly Ash Bit
tiers" is especially adapted Tor these COM
plants. Ii Grouses torpid liver to action
and restores it to a healthy condition.
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, ,re.t MANY people feel themsel,

A great many people feel themselves
gradually falling. They don't know Just
what il the matter, but they suffer from
combination OF Undesirable aches and
pains, which each month seem 70 grow
worse. The only sure remedy known that
will couDtersct this feeling and restore pr
feot health IA Browns Iron Bitters. BY
rspid assimilation Il purihes the blooi
drives out disease, gives health sno
strength 10 every portion reached BY tins
circnistory system, renews wasted tissue'
ard restores robust health and strength.
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Iri.hmsn.' Meeting.

CHIcaso. Nov. B.-At meet
ing OF Irishmen to-uiEht o.
commemorate the death 81
Allen. Lskin ard O'Brien. erecutsd a.
Manchester, Englsud. siKteen years ago,
Tor the SNORING Of British ofioer. Con
rressmau Flnsrty said that be would b
elsdto hsar that ths fyusmltrrs hsd blOEn
London CT The fscs a the earth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

= Weak lungs and sensitive throats are Sc
verely tried by the sudden changes OF tenn
perature usual In our climate, and IN con-
ofthe lungs. pleurisy. bronchitis, end SIM
ilsr complaipts, are sure TO be more or less
prevalent. Coughs and colcs, the iorerun,
nars III these often fatal complaints, should
be prudently taken in hand on the h5si
symptoms, by resorting at onos 70 Dr;
Isvpe's ErpectorsDt. an old and well tIleo
remedy, certain 10 remove your COLO ,ana =.
on the pnlmonsry and bronchial organs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

Alice Essly, tbs ssuebtsr Of Person
F.siv. colorsd. -ho fe from her hons
,u-s thrss rDsuihs sso I'd entered upon .
IT, Of sbsrns. ms s-fss,.. yesterday y
- frFsr ,sfurs leslie E5wnrds. m
fr-s ~ IS nd CO.. fer ysFnrcT. sbs
- lrTrr1 n the county islL wfsrs Re,
f~fh~T r.Ts - prsf-Ts ~ shrn1 - rnthe'
~ - lrrtins ia La r1e ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as to its merits in
curing nervousness, nervous debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened gene
rstiye system, and in no instance has il ever
tailed: test it. ST. 6for So. AT druggists OF
by mail from j. II. Allen, 315 First avenue
New York city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

In extracting fruit flayoIs, DIR. Price de a ~
directly with stature and leaves the use OF
artificial extracts to those who have not
The chemical knowledge to extract from the
true fruits. DR.. Prics's Special Flayorinng
Extracts are conceded to have no peers IN
tbs market, and thus the demand Tor them
is constantly increasing,
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DR.. Prics's Cream Baking, Powder and
Flavoring Extracts are the only kinds made
by a practical chemist and physician, with
special regard to their healthfulness. And
they are rapidly superseding all inferior
and delcterious mpoands for similar pur-
poses. ssBuy DR.. Prices Baking Powder only
II conq with unbroken labels.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

Many q sickly woman, whose $40 eape p
.orcsited doctors and poisonous drugs, pa,
obssined 4 new leass OF life for lev collars
~o-tb Of the Vegetable Compo9nd, enc
hss zone on Der vsy rejoicing and prelsin
Mr.. lydia =. Pinkhsm, OF Lynn, nssss
-
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FALLOF A sHIOKE STACK

A team backed into the smoke stack at
the water.works and knocked it down de-
molishing several sections Of the piping,
which have been restored. The guy rods
were broken by the unruly team. 1t came
very near catching two of the employers in
stc fal
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A TILL, TAPPED,

j. Malihans, who keeps grocery store
at the corner of Elm and Cabell streets,
was robbed of $40 last night. Two men en-
tered his store, and while che of them. er-
gagged his attention the other tapped the
til, when both made their escape.
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Failure OF the Corn Crop

Failure OF the Corn Crop,
I have been troubled for several years
with very painful oorus and tried numerous
romedie1 aud f0lled to receive any benefit
until / used st. Jacobs oil" writes Mr. A.
Linsr 2O6 New York avenue, jersey City,
Navy Iersav
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CITY NEWS.
Dangerous Awnings I,eporied-.Throush
sIeepIng:Cars Resumed.
City and Suburban Miscellany.
DANGEROUS AWNINGS.

City Engineer Johnson has reported to
Mayor Cabell several awnings be deems un,
safe. Some OF them are really dangerous
and pedestrians while under them ex
pericnce feeling Of imp lending danger.
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ArrER CnNNIcTs.

Mr.. Oglesby who has the contract for the
trensfer of convicts to the penitentiary left
yesterday for Decatur the capitol OF Wise
county to transfer four convicts recently
convicted to the state prison at Rusk
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ss.bg. F6DFsF bsVA6K OffRlfiJa,
hag made M hia AGENTS M N tlofg NJ fotfi n
| igll ne hcggf.falllng fgnefg "Winrgs 'pnt1.
nervous debility, loss N manhood aud fN ana
| dftd diseases ah0udAl On0o pfOnufo HE olniuisf
ffpm which " ionfn The 0an6e Of the aifeasss
abnve menn0nei thea Al gnoe u procure from
Mo novefsfalllug remedy
OROWDU5, BALDWIN n WILLIAMS
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas rcrss
Byrotail AZ Howell a Bros an ~. T., Wlillaua
fllu trated Marriage Guide. 200 pages, cloth
and git binding 90 cents same Ia paper cover
Is cents Manhood. 10 cents; Womanhood, Is
cents; pamphlet. cents, securely sealed. by
mall, Send money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER the Great Specialist, Cl7 1t.
Charles Street. 81. Lonls. Mo.
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When you visit or lssvs NsE York Oily,
save baggBrr ezrrls1-3 81 l1-raRe nlres
and stop NJ To D-sna Uni0h hoiel, oppo-
de Grand 4. lirsl depot. Six hundred ele-
garr rooms. q NJ q cost ui one mil
lion doiiar- .al uc-d % 81 ami uprsrds
per day. L1ropesn riss. Elevator. Res
isursnt supplied Tith The besi. HoTt
carr, stsrss and elevated railroads - Al D.
pots. Families can live better for Jess
money 1t the Grind Union Hrtel thar
l. su7 afhsr jrs'-@isss h1tsl IN ths citT.
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Stories true and lsiss about dogs Of super
csniDe visdom are b. no mems Lacking
but . true one Ehich tzkes the rad in this
that d q dog belonging 70 uEn Esmed
Tbomps1r. Who rurs q rife ranFs ~ The
races. The DOG vas shown - News re-
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Additional Foreign News.


MADRID, Nov. 2S.-The crown prince o
Germany arrived at noon. The streets
we're we're e grGTO decorated. The weather
coed. From the depo. to the royal palace
distance OF two miles, the streets were
lined with troops. The depot was tastefully
decorated with shrubs, flowers and German
Gags. As the train entered the depot q
guard of honor presented arms; A royal
salute was tired AND the hpno
PLAYED a German national anthem.
King Alfonso, wearing the uniform Of the
German Uhlans, met the prince when he
alighted from the train. Besides the nota.
| Bile persons present, was deputation oil
| the German residents carrying banners,
King Alfonso and the prince cordially en-
praced and kissed each other. A few min
ules talk and both entered a carriage
drawn by four horses; they drove TO the
place escorted, by detachment Of the roy,
al horse guards. The princes suit, with
Spanish officials brilliantly uui-
formed, followed in six carriages.
All along the route the populace displayed
respectful sympathy. Hats were oiien
raised, and in some places cheers were
given Tor the prince: In Puerto Del Sol .
number Of Germans presented the prince
with bouquet. At the palace ex.Qneet
| Isabella and Iniante Isabelle and EuDs
welcomed the visitor, who was then CON
Quoted in great state to his apartments
The prince sfterward held q reception, NJ
which were present the Grandees Of Spain
members Of the aristocracy. In the after
neon King Alfonso and the prince drove OF
the Retro promenade and were greeted
with enthusiastic cheers by the larg'
crowds Of people. In the evening tb'
prince and the Spanish Royal family a.
ended the opera. Tomorrow the grant
military review will be held. The newspa
pers generally welcome the visitors, Will
| deprecating. the alliance between epAiI
and Germany.
oRDERED TO THE Rid SEA
I,oEpox. Nov. q Her msjesty's gu
boat, Coquette, was ordsred 10 toe a
sea.
| MkRrHE DISASTER.
1 IoNDoE, Nov. 23.-rEO steamers collide
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frHoord's Aad Phosphate

Professor Ao,lph Oh. Eeu York. SAYS
Il ussd Il for serirkpess, during an ocean
massage. in met Of the Gases the violent
rvr ptrrns vhichcbsrrcterizs tbat disssse
Welded. ard Fnvewsv 20 q healthfnl sCtlon
Of the functions Impaired"
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Ifvou sufTsr from loossnsss Of the bowels
AnFostura Bittsrs viii surely cure you
aewsre OF countsrieits and sk your grocer
or drussist for the genuine srticlei prepared
bv DR.. ]. @. B. eiegert a sons
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p ,fG,i,s, sas, hoarseness, sore throat, etc:
-unickly relieved by Browns Bronchial
Troches, A simple and effectual remedy,
superior to all other articles for the same
nurpose. Sold only in boxes.
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Get 1t Sure.
Wells Rough on Rats Almanac. at drug
gists, or mailed for &C. stamp. Il. 5. Wells,
Jersey CITY,
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I bad spiIfptic fis for 70 year. % vie
John Ksithiv, 0f Principle. Es-ylsr q
Samaritan NsrFIs cured ma SlD 81
druggists.
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Ponds Extract.

Ponds Extract.
lis sale extends to every portion OF the
country. There is only one genuine Ponds
Extract for pains and infamations.
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TIL ere was an old man named Carlyle,
Whose system was chock full OF bile,
by takisg one bean.
De got rid of his spleen,
And now he does nothing but smile.
Smiths Bile Beans cure all ailments arts
ing from disordered liver. 25 cents per
bottle.
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The sick, worn and detected should rean
the advertisement; Of Colden's liquid Beef
Tonic
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Mr.. M. E. Tarrant, Nevada, Texas says:
ri used Browns Iron Bitters foe dyspepsia
of q years standing and it improved me at
~
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I,orpor. Nov. 23.-rEo stsHmsrs collide,
in lake Geneva yesterday, twenty passsn
gers we're drowned.
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TEE GREAT RNGLlSH RRnEDG

10 @ nBYof-fHiling tOnin
liOr Nervous Debility
{ Exhausted vitalily. Sem
nal Weakness, spaYs
matOrrhma, J. o 40
MANHOOD tmpot5bs
Icy, paralyg, ard al
,he terrible eHc-.' o
'lSelf AhuES. y1,' b q
40 lies AID exCcssCp in
jmaturcT ylarg--sEch az
iLoss OF Ber orr, Las
isi,ude, EoGtuTuGj ~ In
islon, Aversion 10 soois
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Eoiso! In tne Reao, the vital nuld passing u5Sa.
.SlVel n me uf,lle, ana mery other as .sCg
THE ESGLfHi3 MEDICAL TNsTG TUTH
Will Ggree to forfeit five Hundred DOiigrs fnY
case OF this kind he VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and trestmenD viii
not cure, or Tor anything impure OF inurif ca
!1und IN II. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IEs
sTlFUIE treats Gll Private Diseases sue cessfuUy
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thors
nugh examination and advice, including snalys
sis OF urine, $3.50. Price Of Vltsi RestC rattvef
u 90 bottle or four times the quantity, 800
sent to any address OH receipt OF price, or O. o. D,
antec), secure from observation and In prfvaig
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAI
AEsTlTUTE, 71S Olive street, St Louis Missovys
wholesale Agents, J. J. SCHOrT d Co.,3s
weston. Texas.
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