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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob-
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars f0y
a case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOltATIvn
Ginder their special advice and treatment win
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found It. THE ENGIlSH MEDICAL Inc
sTITUTE treats all Private Disoasessucccssfull
without mercury, Consultation FREQ. Thop
ouVh examination and advice, including snAly.
sis OF urine, So 90 Price Of vital RestG rattves
81 90 bottle, or four timesthc quantity, 0.0a
sent to any address on receipt OF price, or @ o. D.,
| (no G. o. D. sent without 81 enclosed as guar.
antee), secure from observation, and in private
name II desired by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, us Olive street. ST. Louis, MiHs0ur 4
Wholesale Agents. W. II. HOWELL d BRO
Dallas. Texas dils
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srDR EU6KNK pkvAUx. OF FRANCE,
has made vs. his agents for the stale OF TEXAS 70
hal Restorative or Nitaltler.' al affecsed with
nervous debility. loss OF manhood ant all kin
dree diseases should ~ once procure hi scirculAf
from which 10 learn the cause Of the diseases
above mentioned; then AZ once W pros are from
us or through US by your drugsistort yexprsss
the never falling remedy
CROwDuS BALDWIN & WILLIAM
wholesale Druggists. Dallas Texas.
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Eoteries.

This Is the only Lottery ever voted o, aud
endorsed by the people Of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery o.
Incorporated IN 1865 for Is years by the LeEis.
turo for educational and charitable purposes -
with capital OF $1,000 O0-to which reserve
rund OF over SooO,VCO has since been added
by an overwhelming popular vote, lis hsn.
chlse was made part of the present State Con.
suluuon adopted December 2nd, A. D., 1879.
A splendid opportunity towin fortunes
It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
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LIgT or ppIgRa
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arrangements for all the monthly and semi-an.
nual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
company, and in person manage and control
the drawings themselves and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and In good
faith toward all parties, We authorize the
company to use this certificate, with fao-simios
of our signatures attached, In lts advertise.
ments
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esSi 900 Reward viii be paid TO any
chemist who win fluid, on analysis OF 100 bottles
OF s. s. s., one particle of Mercury, Iodide Of
Potassium, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Price of Small size &1.0o
Large Sire Ito
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Sold by All Druggists.
TBB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never.failing euro
for Nervous Debility,
|exhausted vitality, Semi
|nal Weakness. Sper-
'matorrh9a, l. q B T
MANHOOD impoten.
Icy, Paralys, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse. youthful
I TO lies al d excuses In
Imaturer years--such az
Loss of Mey DRY, Las.
1 situde. Nocturnal Ennis
|sion, Aversion 10 Socie-
". Dimuess OF Vision.
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If you doubt, come TO see us aud We will
CURE You, or charge nothingl Write for PAP
tculars and copy OF the little book Message
TO the Unfortunate suffering" Ask any druk.
gist us 10 our standing
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.%zxs,1@w l am
>N%rid of that
.-.AA--~zlEft erri BILE

disease Being N drug clerk, have seen 80
many hundreds OF men doseu with calomel
iodiie of mercury and iodlde OF potash, unit
they were made complete wrecks That shud
der 10 think of the misery which has been
brought on the human family by the use OF
mercu ials for Blood diseases, II is crying
shame that physicians win not acknowledge
the merit of your GRAND RLooD MEDICINE Use
my name as you wish. j II. RAPf
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UVNItW, WlV
my throat
is entirely
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11
HOTEL ITEMS.

Some ten years ago. while At the Reed house.
Yria. Pa, wns...ken sick with the spotted
fever, and was very Low; my back and spine
seemed 70 be sHsctsd, with terrible pains In hid
neys ana back. For fourteen days ! laid, ana
could hardly stir ana suffered he most intense
agony fm.Rinsbla Ny feet and limbs were
b,oatsd. ny water was vs1y unnatural deep
red color ana brick dust ceposit and ! vas
fsst losing strength aud vitality. The doctors
trrsted ne. but with no benefit aud used mnnJ
dIfsrsnt rnsdlclnes that had been recommended
rons Of thera ca ne any GOOD Until ] usea
Hunts Remedy AZ ny atttnti0n was called V ne
cass Of Hon Joshus Tuihfl Of East saginHH
Web. q sirnllsrcass % mi1s. he bsing cured o.
severe case Of Briehfs diss4ss purchased
hs.fs. nnd ussd n secordlnE 70 direoiions-
tsrs- 10 r1ln IN strength; ny vn,ef becane
more naturnis ne terrIbis pains m ne tea and
luIus zee lercvtd. ne swelling. q ny irnte
vrut dorn- I c1ntrust ne use q he medicine
unfn I had I'D n Ell Eve g. bodies, and y has
t-iItrns u a. ) c1rplstsly curst ne and an -
$500 ana hs.lfhy 81 any nnn q forty -sishi
yu.u ofnrs 40 en- r,bns tonT businss ever
a.. I hr-s rsuounsn6sf H1nfs KenstT -
nxry ~ frIenss hsrs m BuE.ls. ard = hss
r-,~ss. - n NJ c.rs q rus-s-s IN ften an
orlt.f1IT Tou-1 cHARLEs L. WEBh
III Houss. BuHAia =. T.
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Parrot with a Pious Wink.

In our cabin we had quite menagerie OF
tame birds and animals, writes Moncure d.
Conway, referring to his recent voyage from
Honolulu TO San Francisco. When was
spoken to by this parrot, while passing, l
turned and closely inspected its face. 1t
winked. There was something in its mere
wink so pious and something SO unctlous IN
it's voice that ieel confirmed in my susplc-
ion that this is the penetent parrot With
out being In the least annoyed by anyone,
and while seemingly looking out in a
dreamy mood over the deep blue sea, this
bird would suddenly break out in voll> y
of mariners patols and oaths enough to
turn the air purple around it. at length,
when it was heard that some ladies had de-
clared they would never again sail on a
ship with such bird, it was resolved tha3
the parrot must be cured of mis- bad habits.
And it was. Its oaths we're invariably fol-
lowed by ducking. large BUCKET OF
salt water was emptied on the poor bird's
head, each splash accompanied with the re-
mark, you've been swearing" Polly was
thoroughly cured by this. Once, when the
boat shipped heavy sea which gave the
reformed parrot severe ducking,, the bird,
,conscious of its own innocence, descended
from its perch and repaired to the place oil
poultry. There it walked upand down be-
fore the deluged fowls, saying to them
"You've zen swearing! You've been swear
inplp
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THE rArHEn OF rIsH.cuLruRE

saith eresn's ideas About the FInny Tribe
and some Of His Varied Experience.
How did you ever come 10 devise this
schems7"
81 have been working at IL ever since
was large enough 10 bend pin"
The above remark was addressed 10 MI.
seth Green, the veteran fish culturist. who
A known 10 the entire world, and his reply
indicates the extent Of his lspors.
when I vas quite young be contin-
ned / would lie on the limbs Of trees that
reached out over the vnter entire alter
moons. watching The movements OF the nsn
and rfudvine their habits In this way
dircovered many charrcteristics winch were
before unknown. Isnv. - every observer
must see. The destructive elements that are
urrrinr aesil q q n, and i realized tnst 10
les s0meihing was done. The LIE IN tne
streams Of this country would oecoms e1-
finrf- Toeounferact this dis1strous en1
Irr.rre nv lie work. and I EN- harry 20
ear have seen irs complIshmert
Were Won sue -ssfnl on The sterli
ono. indeed. ID 20 that tine I'll artlh-
r|1rl sffarurfs 70 hatch n1d raise Nm iron
fbe rrern hsd failed. and ] IVES compelled
~ rrperimsnf IN en- entirely new manner.
Tfr r1rf ussa cnrrful and tedious one.
INT l finally sucueeds1. and today IN
abis 70 haicb and rniss fsIy ssTsniy-hFs
~ 1F -, >, Khv. thrfiss lsrrsr per-
~rrfsrs fhsn ether TIE VsFetsole - an
rr'rl fInsd ms pr01u.. IN . nnturn con-
II fnor Il. but ~s srsrri.s he r-sr.s-t
care In ths STAR. r1d r1.-1 t1s Ii1. -
lr~s urt1 tbsy bscons abe y ere ~
ne i1-ss,ins cosrsrs,iios occurred a
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Oaedonla, wbefe The representative 81 ilil'
papef was rrylng y vlall 70 VIZ s.a'g Wy ,I
Bot msny Interesting slghts Within ih'
past twenty-five years, but tho view pre-
serted here exceeds IN Interest anythihe
ever boforg attempted, "a.
SIfow many 6sh arc there Is those
ponds, Mr. ureen2"
dAg We nave never attempted 10 count
them II will be impossible 20 say. Ihey
extend away up into the millions though
We shipped over three millions oht or the
ponds this yenr, and there seemed 10 DC h'
siauY aftrwird as h5lore. We nave nearly
every va ieiy OF the trout family ana many
hybrids."
i'You spcpk Of hybrlJs. Mr.. Green
What do you mean by thar
II have txpefimeDted tOf years IN cross
ing the breed of the various fish ana am
still working upon It, We cross the female
salmon trout with tho male brook trout,
and thus produce by brid. Then we cross
the hybrid with the brook front, which
gives us three'quarter brook trout ana one,
quarter sal mon trout This makes one OF
the finest fishes In the world. He has all
the habits OF the brook-trcut, lives in both
streams and lakes. develops vermillion spots
on his sides, rises readily to a ny, Is iar
more vigorous and fully one third larger
than ordinary brook trout OF the same age.
The possibilities of development IN the ilsh
world are great and we are rapidly ascer-
tanning what they are"
As the manof news watched the coun'
ternance of Mr.. Green while he was giving
the above account, he could not but feel
that he was in the presence OF one OF the
few investigators who, from CHI and me-
long experience, bring great benefit to the
world. Let the reader imagine a strong
and stalwart frame, surmounted by a heau
strongly resembling that of Socrates, and
covered with white silky beard and lux
urient gray hair. Seth Green, the father
of bsh culture, is a picture OF health,
and the reporter could not help remarklng
"If you had seen nae the last winter and
spring, young mar, you might nave
thought differently" said the veteran.
"How is that? One would think, to look
at YOU that sickness was something OF
which you know nothing"
And so 1t was until last winter. L went
down into Florida in the fall to see what
kind of fish they had in that state and
study their habits, and was attacked with
malaria in its seyerest form. and when
came home realized for the first time IN
my life, that was sick. My symptoms
were terrible. i had dull, aching pains IN
NV head, limb, and around my back. My
appetite was wholly gone, and felt lack
OF energ; such as | had often heard de-
scribed, but had never experienced. Any
one who has ever had severe attack o.
malaria can appreciate my cordltlon. L
went to bed and remained there all spring,
and if ever there was sick man l was
on
come to recover so completely
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a HABEAs CORPUS CASE.

Samuel G. Wright, who is wanted In Ala
bama on charge of assault with intent to
commit murder, was before Judge Aldridge
in the district court yesterdy on writ Of
habeas corpus to test the validity OF the
extradition papers issued by Governor Ire
land in this case, one of the main points
being that the party named in the warrent
of extradition is not here in person to re-
oeive the prisoner, but is represented by a
proxy. The court gave judgement remand.
ing Wright to the Alabama officer sent
here to receive him. From this decision
the prisoner took an appeal, to
the court of appeals, Wright in
the meanwhile to remain in the custody OF
the sheriff of Dallas county pending the
final disposition OF his case. His alleged
offense was committed year ago in Tale
deea. Alabama, where he fired several shots
al man named Hamilton. After the shoot
ing Wr ght fled to this state and finally
settled at Lancaster, where he was ar
ested. Last evening, however, the prison.
er thought better of it, Withdrew his APP
peal and was surrendered to I. j.. McClark-
en-, the Alabama officer, and will at once
be- taken back tor trial.
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bioeebsnnle N soda fofm mo motley hqtk
lu fftde ~ fheae occasions Tne mlqilWi
gss snfpflsod 10 nnd " plentiful supply ~
tlie bogf brand a manllt olier0Ots % one
al The stalls IN 1880, Tho Bpanlafdg had
inade present u elght thOusnnd genuine
nlmnefiales" "a IN Dnp, Who pfeieffluf
lie native tobacco for hls 0wn cohsump.
ton, gave them TO the native princes, anu
they In turn we're not above making 81
lcriest penny by retailing The fofm gilt IN
quantities TO snit purchasefa| n Sun
nIoro curious commeroe praoiced ny them
"A The sale Of bricks. Their residences are
surrounded with thick walls Of brick built
M the kings expense. The untortunale
sclons OF the royal house who depend en-
tircly on the kings libcralitv--which ~
grudgingly bestowed, II would seem;-.lor
their support, are often glad to raise q litte
money BY selling the bricks OF which me
walls around their compound Is built.
These walls are consequently riddled Win
breaches in their entire circumference; ana
the writer states that he has never seen
and unchanged wall around the
residence of any Of the princes OF Aram.-
rSt. James Gazette.
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Emerson's mind was no less Yankee than
Platonic. He exhibits, on the one hand, a
sympathetic assimilation of idealism, on
the other hand. an unconscious inherited
realism. His nature was dual, one part
the Yankee part-balancipg the other-the
Platonic part-and thus it happens that he
lives us the most Of sweeping ideallsm
men an have to live as men on the earth,
and mat he INDUCES in the most revolu-
tionary fancies without quitting the funda-
mental conditions of human life. AS q
man who has been a s swimmer from his boy
hood will turn a summersault into the sea,
knowing-if he thinks of the matter at all
that his past training will keep him safe
there, so Emerson throws himself into the
speculations of ideallsm and the dreams oil
yeloped Yankee sense from permanent ex-
travagance or mad MISUNDERSTANDING
Review.
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Nr nnla.

g. fo0is, Om, S. fspeoial, T. Cotton
| tipsai1 movement aud pflces continue
and IN day Vefe largely hlRher, especially
! hitnrea Nov Y0fk rpdts ruled nnet and
steady, with On advatoo Oi 10 III cents
since Saturday, mlddling being quoted NJ
iO5.s. Nov Orleans also higher end firm
AZ 10 2.iG. but Liverpool unchanged. Loca
trading was brisk, and sales 10 day footed
up over 0o0 bales. Values were Is higher
for all except good mlddllng and middlng
fair. Al Liverpool there was on unchanged
and quiet market for iuturep, prices closing
at about the same figures as were current
Saturday. New York and New Orleans
sharply higher with large sales dur
ing the day. Notwithstanding all this
advance reports OF crops are claimed TO be
more favorable. Texas planters telegraph
ing they are picking bale TO the acre,
which is very large yield. Low ordinary,
3.S; ordinary, 0; good ordinary, 0 1-2; low
middling, 10; middling, 1888; good mid
ding, 10 s; middling fair, II l-2; stained
nominal. Gross receipts to-day AGO bales,
against 1854 bales last year: since Septem-
Der, 1883, ,562 bales, against 10. 1877 same
time last year. Shipments to-day SiS
bales, against 1,04S last year; September,
1888 II $50 bales, agains. 1912 same time
last year. Stock in warehouses and COM
presses, soil bales, against 6,7S7 same time
last year.
Wool, very little doing, tool light offering;
market firm with good demand
Hide market weak, and prices tending
downward. despite small offerings.
Cattle pens at opening of business this
morning were nearly bare of stock, with
prospects for supply discouraging; trading
slow and prices threatening to decline, des-
pite the fact that cattle are held off the
market.
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xv,rJIAM ELYNN,s SCORE GARD.

The management of the Trotting associa-
ton here have secured the right to use Mr..
w. M. Flynn's copyrighted score card
during the meeting next month. Mr..
Flynn will be on hand and will personally
superintend the issuing Of the cards and
coiors. The cards give the colors worn by
each driver Ia cap printed in colorss being
opposite each divers name), making it
very conven ent for spectators and judges
races. Mr.. FLYNN is from the Turf, Field
and Farm office, New York. This will be
the only programme allowed on the
ground. Merchants wishing to put adver-
fisements on the programme can secure the
place by leaving orders with A. l.. Shep-
perd, secretary's office.
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A Modern Centaur.-A Startling Revelation
In Horsemsnship.

The world progresses and the achiev'
ments OF science multiply. The theory OF
dyspeptics that men are degenerating
physically, is all bosh. Men develop hys-
icslly to even greater degree OF PERFECTION
than thew have in the past, and feats oil
strength and skill are constantly surprising
preyious'etIorts. Best records are CONSTANT
iy being beaten; champions Of all kinds OF
sports are continually yielding their belts
10 new men. The most striking illustration
of this fact at present are the wonderful
feats of borsemanship accomplished by
William ghowlcs, Daring the past Few
wears. whenever the matter Of riding and
riders comes up for discussion, two or three
names have involuntarily suggested them
selves as being those OF champion riders.
For several years these men have held IN
disputed sway in the estimation OIL the pup
lie. although managers OF shows always
claim 10 have the greatest riders. But these
claims have had but little effect upon the
public, so we'll known and well-liked were
these two or three. Now, however, a new
star has arisen, and when the champion
rider is spoken OF, "the new man, Showles,"
Is the name advanced by all who have ever
seen him. Reports in the newspapers con-
cernfng his wonderful performances where
ever he had been seen are 30 enthusiastic
ia praise that theyseemr.eally exsggerative,
but information Of a private character gives
the assurance that newspapers cannot do
the great artist Justice. Last season he was
with the Great Inter-Ocean chow. and 20
startling was the sensation he created, that
Mr.. John Is. Doris, the proprietor, who nas
forced recognition as the most enterprisine
of al managers. re-engaged sho~ies ~ an
enormous salary. and the people OF our
CITY will have an opportunity 70 see him
when the Great Inter Ocean show u here,
on Monday. Oct. p.
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A CAPTAINS COMPLAINT.

Having been troublei for number OF years
With a weakness OF the kidney AMI bladder
used a number OF medieiLos FOR the complaint
but they did not seen 10 do me any good
was reading notice OF Hungs Remedy, OF It's
wonderful success. and I.purchassd a bottle at
Stevens drug store. used IT according 10 direc-
lions. and found a great benefit from II.
have only used two bottles, and can trnly isaS
that Il Is all that IL recommended for kidney
liver ana bladder affections aud can recon-
mend Il 10 the public as such.
Captain GEORGE BLAcKMAF.
win The Union Steamboat Co.. 81 Main street
Buffalo. n. Y.
JrrrF IN 1ee1
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AnLusrING TEE LOSSES.

Captain John Il. Barry, one OF the insur-
ance adjusters, arrived in the city yester-
day. and at once entered upon the work OF
,s,ated Ia tie HERALD reporter that on COM
ing here, he WAS under the impression that
500 bales OF cotton had been destroyed,
Int the result of his labors already had con.
WINGED him that not more than 800 bad
been consumed. He thinks that IL will
take ten days to complete the adjustment
of the entire losses.
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Amsmbsf Of the French mission ct Hue,
wbo hss contributed 20 Interesting accourt
Of Ms eirhfsen rnonfts resi1snos IN ne
rauItaI 81 Auan % q French paper, men
f1us nrnour manT Other curicrs thing
whirf be ob<rred there The trnc.nr r'r.-
uenr1fies Of The princes q The blood r1Tnl
Frerr Fs1r ons % c.her ~ trese rrlnoes
crrns = rtrrlrr olrser s1ortlT - ~ ne -tr
~Er-< fhs ms rErisf rs-orInent q rner-
~<rrFi-< Il srtlbItet for s<ls. O11s s11
r~fT 81 Eururexr rIEMrsrt. c1rlC q 1ll-
fr-rrt rxtIrnsIItIe< nrticI<< q fsrl1 rol-
fss q tecocIicr q E1rEpzrLl.s as q ne
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LOSS AND GAIN,

81 was taken sick a year sgo
WITH hiliotta fnyar


With bilious FOYER"
"My doctor pronounced me cured but
got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got so bad /
Could not move!
shrunkl
From 22S pounds to 100. had been doc
toripg for my liver. but 1t did rue no good.
did not expect to live more than three
months. l began to use Hop Bltters. ".
rectly my appetite returned, my pains lei,
me, nv entire system seemed renewed as II
by magic. and after using several bottles l
am not only as sound as sovereign but
weigh more than | did before. To Hop
Bitters owe my life."
Dublin, June 6, 'S1.
CHAPTER II.
maiden, Mass Feb. /, 1850 Gentlemen
suffered with attacks Of sick headache.'
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years IN
the most terrible and excruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
lief or cure until used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured"
The second made me as well and strong
as when a child. :,
"And have been SO to this day."
My husband was an Invalid Tor twenty
years with a serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint.
Pronounced by Boston's best physi'
clans
"Incurablel"
Seven bottles If your bitters cured him
and / know OF the
Lives of eight persons"
In my nelghbornood that have beer
saved by your bitters.
And many more are using them VIII
great benefit.
They almost
no miracles.n Mrs. E. ID. SLACK.
How To GET SIcK-Expose yourself day
and night; eat too much without exercise
work too hard without rest; doctor all the
time; take all the vile nostrums advertised
and then you will want TO know how to gel
ell, which Is answered in three words
lake Hop Bitters.
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THE EXTRA TERMS OF COURT.

The commissioners court was in session
Yesterday, when among other business the
disputed matter of the county court terms
was settled in accordance with the opinion
of the attorneys general, holding that there
NAV be additional terms to those provided
in the constitution, the court fixed upon fodr
additional terms to be held respectfully
on the first Mondays of February, May,
August and November. The lawyers may
or may not be we'll pleased at the addl-
tional means thus afforded tor clearing the
crowded docket, but the litigants will Ger
tainlv feel relief at the prospect of shorten
ing the proverbial flaws delays"
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II am happy to inform you" writes
patient who is using Compound Oxygen,
athat / am decidedly better than when
last wrote you. Can sleep three OF TOUR
hours a night more. Appetite is splendid;
can eat enough for any hard-working
man." Oar treatise on Compound Oxy-
gen, its nature, action, and results, with
free. Drs. Starkey & Palen, HOO and I'LL
Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa.