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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
Smoke the Best
KINNEY TOBACCO COMpAN

KINNEY TOBACCO CoMPAN
SIS to 5 70 West 2ad str ct, New York.
Successors To Kinney Bros, Pioneer Cigarette
Manufacturers America. Use the finest grades
OF OLD GOLD VIRGINIA LEAF, Macedonian
urklsh, Vueta Abolo Havana Gnd st. james
Parish periuuc,
PURE,r NICE rNpER ONLY,
sole NJ luufaCtrerS OF thu Celebrated Standard
frauds: sweet rapOral; Iaporal y s., Jares
4; SAcot CapoIal ,oik Mouth-piyCo; Kinney
Bros Straight CulS In Full Dress Packages,
49,, Sc All are warranted, The various
ipst,s NJ MI good Judges pCrtccily suited.
,nld nv dealers lhrourhou thoworld.
n HEsrA T. OF TENAS.-Tn ALL PER.
sons in'otogcd In the administration OF tho
estate ~ y. n ON EN, deceased King ncaS,
adminisirttot has filed. M the County Court of
Tales county, his final account showing the
cnn iuou OF said ststc which Will be heard at
he n,xt term Of said Curt, cow cncing
nm the third YoN DAY IN SEPTEMBER A. u
iSSi. 1 n CNurl.huusc iu the ciN u Dallas II
which tine all persons Interested In SAIL oSiat,
may appear and contest said account y ihey see
psopeL Witness W Z. HILL,
Comfy Clerk Of paras county, reNaS
IL : l--aiven under my hand arn tn seal Of
sai Court at oflce Ia the city OF DalieS this
eth day of August A, d. lSSa
County Clerk Dallas county, Texas,
ny l.. II. Hv0nrs, Deputy.
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1,utt's fills.
+ LIT T rs
PIk.. l.. S
Isntt's Fills.
TORPID BOWELS,
DlSORD E RED LIVE
and MALARIA

From these sources arise thrce1ourths Of
the diseases OF the human race These
symptoms Indicate their existence Loss OF
Appetite, Bowels cOstive, Sick Head
ache, fulIness after eating, aversion 10
oNortiOn of body or mind, Eructatiun
of food, irritability Of temper, Low
spirits, A feeling Of having neglected
some duty, Dizziness, Flute ring ut tho
Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly coI-
Ored Urine, CONSTELLATION. aud do
mand the use Of q remedy thnt acts directly
on tho Liver. Asa Liver medicine TUITS
PILLS havono equal. Their action ON the
Kidneys ana skin ~ also prompt; removing
all Impurities through these three &" scnv-
cngc'N " the SYSTEM" producing unpc.
ttc, sound digestion, regular stools, IL clear
aldnanl u vigorous body. TUTT's PILLS
cause no upuseaaor gripping nor interfere
with dn0y work aud are u perfect
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THE OLD RELIABLE
And Cotton Factors.
CORNER or CAMP AND LUNAR STREETS.

Liberal advances made Gotten and Grain OF all
Tinus Me.p ON hand complete stock OF Groceres
'oo0- N-ptmtmo sabIishment and every article GUAR
inds bought and sold ~ "n
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GROCERIEs.

statistical position Of sugar August %, 1882
compiled by Wlilett & Hamlen, New York.
,fv rOug
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nu1As sen, .--i,,lo~ !s appended 'oe "
do pnblio Weighets Ull A CHel,l pa ,,',r -
wy uo ilsht nnon several points IN cohIro'
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M. W X wusEtoCK, the new secretary OF
the 81 ch angr has formally taken possession OF
ohica. Mr Whcrlock Is w.tc-aVaGe aud lhe
tnfeta6tf of tn exchange VIII not sultr e his
hanJe lie will soon have hltsOf the most
monument dnil 90 ON hand tOr the benefit ut
naemhers. 1hsis u step In the right direction,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-22

alt will soon be twenty years since the
war closed
Under the hot sun of August, 1882, the vii
lage of Dover, N j., lay still as the sphinx in
Egypt, while Elijah Sharp, of that place,
slowly and softly spoke of the past. "Yes,"
he said, 81 was in the army and saw many
Of the sights OF those fearful years. ! was
discharged from disability, resulting from
sunstroke. l came home, miserable in health
and spirits so eufeebleG that took cold on
the slightest exposure. Life seemed worth
less to me lived only in memory"
THAT was sad enough said, dividing my
last two cigars.
That's sO.n responded Mr.. Sharp 80 but
/ got over it, OutgreW it? Not exactly.
When in that condition began taking Par
ker's Tonic, and my health commenced to
improve right away. ] was astouished at it.
and so was my wife. piled on the flesh and
could eat anything. My ambition blazed up.
! could attend TO business, and nOY-eXcept-
ing that ! have to take care about exposing
myself to the hot sum am as well as | was
the day enlisted. What differences there
are in things-guns and bayOuets kill Par
kers Ionic saves"
This preparation, which has been known as
Parker's Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be called
simply Parker's Tonic. AS unprineipled deal
ers arc constantly deceiYing their customers
by substituting inferior articles under the
name OF ginger, and as ginger is really an IN
important Ingredient, we drop the misleading
word.
There Is no change, h0oeUe,, in The prepara-
ton itss!f, aud all bottles remaining in the
hands OF dealers, wrapped under the name Of
Parker's Ginger Tonic, contain the genuine
medicine if the fac-simile signature of His
cox d. Co. is at the bottom of the outside
o..
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is the imperative duty, and inalienable
right of parents to look to the future
welfare of their children. This duty
and right cannot be denied; and if
we DO not perform the one and assers
the other, will .be guilty Of almost
criminal neglect, and subject ourselves
to the rcproach Of all mankind IN the
future for this want of manhood in
not doing SO. We cannot plead ig-
narancc as to the result Of Indifference,
because positive evidence prevails
srouad MS, now, at bono, and all
Europy's Squalid sufTcrings Of hui
mainly, cmanatc from this very uues-
ton Of the monopoly Of the lands Ct
the people.
We have received the following let
ter from Mr.. I II Riuv. Of B,au-
moo:, J,tTyrsou county, Texas. which
We answer IN the orir1 q, tnr Intel
rogatorlr> lie say:
wist. To- obtain SONG information
concerning Your civ aud SURROUND
jn@ country, AND take the Liberty OF
asking Won tar such information.
Is:-What }, TIE u1un.atlun D.
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>"' -'-N'. |Aar''> hti'.'.
Dear Sn: ] mH. }"n to-day, a
c'NT .: the Ne" Orleans Imn"r-Dem-
oci@:, showing the amount II LAY
that llamI!lon IHn'tor pass j" tl
an@" county. Fl9rd". VIZ: aiG3".@'
ol. jus lar, purchase liz t'tH; statc,
amounting Ia about lOu" million acre.
We knowing the rnoHc spirit and
enterprise. q! !Our paper. appeal /,
you, as wc can no, understand: WHY
our assessors Ha commissioners
should seek t" drive away capital IN.
stead ~ encouraging 4 t. settle among
us. Tor instance, We purchased about
titt%-tAr"c thousand acres il. tHI'asleu
PARISH. some Of which is oYcrrlowcd
luarsh, costing u ]21 cent yer acre:
aDou; one fourth Of the whole is State
land, costing s"'entr-tiYc cents per
acre, and |, ;. l"ndS costing one Go.-
lar aud twenty-five cents yer a:r~, and
from "".."' W. ""'f lAh"h t"c tan
~ 1''' - 40. I VI ~ ~ l''-.. D
,t ff, CENTS rn, acre if o,,r ,oe,nar,.
is correct. And the public spirited
ASSESSOR amt commissioners, WHO don l
want S"P''a" VINO ""'' "1a, manu-
' ,''I''' w. W., ,,,''. '' F'"'''IS
want t. rive cnpIoymrnt TO the hardy
SOILS os toll, who don't want any one
to come among them, bat /" be left
S'o"'' an" wa" 90" want '"g ia"1'
wealth. and jrino so,,4 'rcvenn5, f.,r tLn
state and parish, have assessed
aud yaiucd those lands At the moderate
sum OF SI.25 per acre, making our
n'AoS q'Ooo'Y ~, 'Ia rs p@E more
tl,an Mr. Uiestnn dnns ON his ,,;II;nns
Of acres in Florida. The DISPARITY
furnishes food for reflection for our
people ouIs truly,
bO'c"NH =" INQUIRE
Ill e'n's'''0" win 'ne "OoV' com
,I'u''''"''','' W. WISH {" say, '''H' on
l's'e'''o Law constitutes '"e io'''e
a U''eS 81 INC inherent PARISHES
0oa'u 0! supervisors o. Tue assessment
FO''9' WIN power 10 increase Or Dc
crease anu 20 amend u, a"o correct ''he
Assessor returns Lucy are 70 re
ce''e ana near all Complaints but we
20 MOI WIS" II uons's''0u ''a' we
o0'is'1e' 'ii"' 'uo sFi'ellieh coHipoS-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-22

We have before us,-thanks to the
pubirshcrs-the December number Of
the agricultural RsViesr and Journal
Of the 4laericalt dgriculiurai -Asso-
ctaL6oa, published at 30 Park Row,
New York. a glance over which per
nits rs 10 say, that it is one Of the
ablest publications on the subject of
agriculture, il has been oar good for
tame TO receive during the past year.
The price, $500 per year is cheap for
such a work, aud VIC Hrgc upon all,
who arc interested in farming, the
general welfare Of our country, and
the future Of oar rising generation, to
procure it at once, and carefully read
il. Tho present number informs us
it will be issned monthly, and pub
llsiicd from New York, Washington,
and New Orleans. And have CONSOLE
dated with Dc Bows Review, Of New
Orleans, and Southern Industries, of
Nashville, Tennessee. Two works that
have always ezerted a most potent in
iincnee throughout the nation, in
directing attention to the resources
Of tie South.
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NOTICE.

ALAiQR'S tlEEEeE, !
Lake Charles, La, Nov 81 1883. I
III n accordance with resolution of the Town
i Council Of the town Of Lake Charles.
dated November lg, A. % 1858, i hereby an
nouDee that Plans and Specifications for
building Ryan street bridge aeFots PitIon's
.COulee, can now be seen at my office. Sealed
bids will be received for the main bridge and
also for the earthwOTk on both ends of bridge
until Monday, December 3, A. d. 1888, up to
4 p. m
Bids for bridge and earthwork must be
made separate.
novel; ss- WA. MEYER, Mayer,
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Probate sale.
Succession OF Trevillc Granger, DECEASED
No. 400.
tn, state g, Louisiana. Ro.tM q lolcastss,

No. 40c.
tn, Statc 9, Lo4aia"o, Rn-tM u loicastsa
ION virtue OF al order from the Hon. 14th
j Judicial District Court, in and for the
Parish OF CalcasIrU, Louisiana, Dated Dec.
II, lSSJ, and Il Commission to me directed.
will sell at Public auction to the last aud
highest bidder, for cash Al the Courthouse
door, Ut this Parish, il the town of Lake
Charles, La, on
Saturday. sEanUary IS, 1855.
at eleven O'clock A. NJ The following de-
scrtOcd properly situated N the Parishes OF
Cameron and Caicasieu. La, to-Wit:
LIST. Twelve acres of land situated on the
last side Of Big Lake, Cameron Parish. La,
the same being the land purchased by Irc-
vile Granger iron Joseph Eebert.
2nt. One dwelling house.
5Td. One corn crib
4th. one lot OF Old fencing and pickGts.
9th. One piece Of land also, situated on
the East side of Big Lake the same being
lot NO. 3. See 70, township IL, S. K Tesr
containing tifty-ive acres, more or less
9th. An undivided one-third interest in
tidal 0ver-tiuwed lands supposed to be four
hundred and eighty acres, all in Cameron
Parish. La.
lst eighteen head of stock horses
End. One pair of oxen.
3rd, One old hack
18th. One pair wheels.
The four above last items of property,
situated in Calcasieu Parish, La.
sheritf's Office, Lake Charles, La, Dec 10,
1858.
Oh. LYONS,
Sheriff and EX-pficio auctIoncer, ,Calcaseu
dec-l5-'S3. Parish La.
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A large frame dwelling house
owned by Air {. Mayo, WAS burned in
0pelonsas on the I7th., cause-a de
fcctiTc stove pipe. Loss $1,000, no
Insurance.
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GRAND CHEETER, CAMERON PARISH
December 10, 1888.

GRAND CHEEIER, CAMERON pARIsK
December 10, 1888.
To the Lake Charles Echo:
Winter is on us. Game, Surh as
ducks and geese are so plentiful thai
a good hunt", could kill several hun.
drcd in a day.
Crops are all gathered, and shipped.
Our hcsperidn fruit has been exchanged
for little slips Of green paper. No
politics, our people are too husv.
ii. O. L.
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Dur H.nrGe EssERaE SnEes Ivy state
and General Governments.
! Consitlercd.
It is evident that the tenant system
Is on the increase in this county, and
it slrouA be regretted, and efforts
made to stop it. Perhaps it is not
known that twenty per cent OF
the farms in this country are cultivated
on the tenant system. THIS is evil
denco that the price Of cultivable lands
is becoming too high for the cultiva-
tor, or, - those who must exist by chi
tiyatiug it," It 'tiso proves that farms
are being supported by the lairor Of
others than the owucrs. Their per
sonal right to 80 this cannot be de-
MED bat ii al. taxes were levied upon
land, and productions were exempt,
rents would decline To such an en-
tent. thu, owners, - Il rul", would
have to cultivate. with elimination
of rent, laud would decline in prter
and ownership would be more con-
mon, tina, is, it would be enjoyed hy
greater numhers than il nov is If
atI faxrs urr,. collected from land
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Tie Gapun Prince Of England has
VISITED Rsane, md this puzzles many,
a sialeni gAle IF wind did much
Damage ilrausliaat hnglaaH. on lllo
lafli
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rho Tonquin question is still pend
ing. aad recently five hundred Anna
mites and Chinese made . tiemonstra-
sti,,n, resniling il fifty being killed aud
about one hundred wounded
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TIE TarDell banquet WAS a grand
affair, and WAS attended hy the Lord
Mayor, Of Dublin.
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HASKELL House..
M. II. II-ASK ELL, Proprietor,
Lake Charles Louisiana.

The inform the public generally, that he has
additions furnished bedding. newly up
tins well popular establishment every
the comfortable elegant and desirable for the travelling public
Southwest Louisiana aud only all that what
lie says decl5'8
Es~ Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. -ag
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The fence cutting question IN TeAas
seems to be still going on, and bids
fairly to become Of Difficult. solution.
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MYRTLE
kEAkEDlL INSTITUTE.
--REoRENED-
September Sd, I8S3.

II 7 will costume as Graded shool and
j every attention win be given the progress
Of pupils. All English branches Thoroughly
taught. Calisthenies and Hygiene, al I'M
poTtant feature Of atteQtiaR, that the pupils
may not only receive Intellectual accomplish
meDts, but have the laws Of health duly re-
epeeted and promoted
Pnpils should apply the first Of the term, In
order to have their course ef study system
lied AL pupils pusi pass examinations on
entering school that they may b promoted
10 proper grade.
n BURT Principal
Lake f.hafles. Dec 20 Iss2 IL
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Special 70 the Lake Charles Echo:
BATON ROuGE-DeC %. 1888
MeEnery, Governor, vote-twu nun
dred and Observation-Disclosures, one
hundred and scventr-cight.
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Fair w arMIng.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby notify the
j public that, from this date, all persons
entering their enclosures without permission,
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law. NALRY LAD0Uh.
j. CASTEK.
Mrs. ALEX. HERkRI.
D. HILBERT, Agt.
Lake Charles, Sept 20 1883.
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Notice! NOticel

Es An persons indebted to US
will please CONC fprward and settle
the same, as we will close our books
positively On the first Of December.
KAUFMAN q BLOCH.
Lake Charlcs Nov. "a 1888
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
aEpRlNrEo FROM YESTERDAY
ANOTHER DROWNING.


sad Result of an Unfortunate Spree
Drowned In the ChristianR,
Charles II, Hurd, who lived in Dover all
last winter but of late has been roaming
around the country, was drowned at French
street wharf at 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
He and a companion wandered around town
all day Saturday and by night had become
intoxicated, and for the purpose of sleeping
entered the freight house Of George W.
Bush & Son, at the foot OF French street.
They were soon discovered by the night
watchman, Archibald Minton, who ordered
them out. They begged hard TO be allowed
to remain, saying they had no place to 90
to and were afraid Of being arrested II they
went upon the streets.
At 2 o'clork in the morning the watch
man made the rounds of the building and
was asked by Hurd for drink Of water.
The watehman, with lantern in hand, led
they way toward the hydrant, which ls Az
the other end of OF the building, the path
way passing along the caplog OF the wharf.
Hurd, who was only short distance oack
of the watchman, stumbled over one oi tne
large rings fastened IN the caplog, ana iel
headlong into the creek.
The watchman Immediately seized short
stout stick, which the unfortunate man
eagerly grasped when he rose to the surface,
but released his hold in few mir utes and
sank. He did not rise again and nothing
was seen Of the body until it was recovered
at = o'clock yesterday morning by Charles
e. Sparks
The drowned mans clothing consisted OF
coarse linen shirt, black diagonal coat and
vest, mixed cashmere pants and base bail
shoes A finger of Lis right hand is miss
ing. Hi- remains were taken to almer''
morgue and were identified by several per
sons.
In the mans pockets were found a pipe
comb and 80 cents III change, and an honor
able discharge from Captain Dennis Dow
ney's company, No. ,295, Second Battalion
Invalid Corps, granted at Baltimore, Marel
9, 1884. The roll of H Company, Firs
Delaware Regiment, contains the following
''Chares H. Hurd, aged 81 years, private
enlisted September 25, 1861; transferred T.
the Veterans Reserve Corps AUGUST, le63.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
The Louisiana Lot,erv Ca.

WASHINGTON, July s-po,tma't,. =
eral Gresham has rendered Isci"IsU I,iIs.t t'te !, 4
Louisiana lottery case He h,',Ta hold ,hl ~
master General Keys order Of d'iSo Nn.t auat 20
1879, is still in force, it being V'e,nOerl "ni
Porarily suspended by the second guy NY. leu
February 27, 1880. The 6rst I o,S I,ueF
hibited the payment by the postr0a, uel pf
New Orleans OF any postal monan vnaSrr
drawn to the order of M. a, DannG,nO O'Od
directed that official to return ALI "'u, la",l,
letters which should arrive Al NJ s"EI9 sa
directed to Dauphin, representa- fin 0a Y
Louisiana lottery. The second orias
pending the first, was made when ',t, ~. y
terry company appealed to the United "s q.
Supreme Court When The Cons eA
counsel dismissed the appeal, pos,mpsa, paai
General Gresham holds, the first orda. op1aiA'E Y
revived. Color el W. c. Moulton " NJ "
cinnati and General W. W. BelknsU " y. y !
counsel for the Lottery G~pa' vi
Messrs. D. w. Sandersop GSD'p'al of Y
isville and Robert N. Waite Of N@w ". "
represented the Louisville Distribution III
pany, and Colonel West Stetyer rcnys,an, ,nI ~
ex.Congressman Robertson ct Al of NJ
Orleans. Judge Freeman, assistant ,1I NJ
ney general, represented the DepartmeD,
Justice.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
aEpRlNrEp FROM YESTERDAY
FOREIGN NEWS.


Dynamite Found Near COrk--More Con
victiOns--The Cholera in Egg pit.
Cork, July S.--Dcteetives acting under
private Information have exhumed at lnchi-
gaggan, a suburb of this city, box con-
tanning 600 dynamite cartridges. It Is be-
lieved that this is part Of the proceeds OF
the great dynamite robbery In this city two
years ago. The knowledge that large
quantity Of dynamite was in bad hands has
since the robbery been the cause oil con
tiuual anxiety to the authorities.
FouR MORE CONVICTIONS.
DUBLIN, July Sat the Sligo Assizes on
Saturday, Rogerson, Tanzy, Kelly and
Haughton, implicated in the murder con
spiraey, were found guilty. Sentence
was deferred. Two intormers testified
that the prisoners and Il number OF other
persons, who were oheying the orders OF
secret society, attempted in March,
1882, TO blow up the Weston House,
at Galway, with dynamite. If they
had succeeded in destroying the house and
killing the inmates they were to have re-
ceived $500, and II they failed TO take any
life they were to have received R2O0 or
1890. Five pounds Of dynamite were ex-
ploded on the window sill OF the house.
Little damage was done, owing to the lack
OF skill on the part Of the conspirators.
THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
CAIRO, July s.-From Damietta SO eatht
from cholera are reported to-day, from Man
surah As, from Samanoud 8, from Sherbin 8
and / only from Alexandria. Several casei
have occurred among the gendarmes form
ing the cordons around the infected dis
tricts.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, July S.-The sanitary
council, in order to prevent the introduction
of cholera into Turkish possessions, hav
resolved to ask the Porte to request tn
Egyptian government to prohibit refugee
IRON starting for the Turkish coasts, and Il
inform that government that If any refugee
do arrive at ports belonging TO Turkey they
will not be allowed to land.
LONDON, July Last Friday the popu
lace at Brindisi, fearing the introduction O
cholera, refused TO allow the Peninsular an
Oriental company's steamer Surat to lam
the Italian mail, even when fumigated. Tn
Italian government ordered the Surat t
Spezzie, to undergo 20 days quarantine
aud maintained the order despite the fac
that the only pretext for that action wa
shown TO be clerical error in the steamer
bill of health. The Surat went to Trieste.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
rnE pRnFEssIoN A uNIr.

Mr.. Q. H. Draper of No. 223 Main Hi'
Worcester, Mass. volunteers the following
Having occasion recently to use rene
for kidney disease, applied to my dfuss
MIR. ID. b. Williams, OF Lincoln Square.
city, and requested him to furnish me the
kidney medicine that he knew Of, ana
handed me bottle OF Hunts Remedy s4u
that 1t was considered the best because DC y
sold many bottles of it to his custcmeh
Worcester, and they all speak of it in lAea1
est terms, and pronounce it always reliaps.
took the bottle home ad commenced IAN
it, and tind that 1t does the work efiectaalI!A
an pleased to recommend to all "io u
kidney or liver disease the use o. hu'
Remedy, the sure cure.
April 1883.