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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-TSpeciall From
the best authority it is learned that the &c
ceptance Of Judge Merrill's resignation is
suspended to give the president more time
TO consider the new appointment. 1t is
claimed that Ochiltree's visit to his constit-
uents has some bearing on the matter.
J.G. wintersmith has local popularity
and many working friends in and out
congres. to make his chances for door
keeper Of the house very promising. HIS
oppopent General Field, is here.
Atkins. Of Tennessee, and Clark, Of Mig
souri,, are now here working for the CHIEF
clerkship and Congressman Mills is locat' d
with his family at private quarters, No.
11l5 @ street. he has escaped the Tex
irterviewers on the speakership, tariff al
presidential questions. He says the III
den boom is an abortion and mere senti'
ment now, that must give way TO live and
changed issues. He wants Carlisle frl
speaker and tariff for revenue only, ~ Z
wants this congress 10 push this issrs
boldly and shoulder the republican par J
with it, defeat II IL is dsfested, and sftsi
that 10 bring Toward g courageous m I
like Mcdonald Or Morrison for The 2. esi
deDcy.
Nils friends quote She record to shov
tsst be u the pIonser On tsr,iT rsi7rm, iilv
ing d .iivered &c lon- sga as Jrauh-y, 1s7G
a speech on the subject. Il is g, wOrl
nov on . tariff speech.
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The Lord Mayo,'s BANQUET,

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Lord Mayors ban
quet this evening was attended by many
distinguished persons.
Mr.. Washington, the French embassa
dor, replying to the toast in honor OF for
eign ministers, said that there
was no greater guarantee OF the
nc.ce of the world than the
heart, cordial, and loyal friendship
of Great Britain and France. France made
in progress and he had ever y
confidence in her future. The policy of
France not one of aggression. The French
government was earnestly trying to settle
the pending questions e1ecting
France. His mission was one OF peace.
France wished to approach Great Britain
in thespirit OF good will, and pc met the
| same desire on the part OF England.
| (Oheers). The master of rolls responding
10 the toast in honor of her majesty 8
Judges, referred to the recent visitit oil LORD
Chief Justice Coleridge, to America, ana
said the latter had found in America that
the law was administered with all OF its
| faults and all its good qualities, but had
| found the law administered in England and
America, most mercitul and the most
lust ever administered to any people
of the world. Gladstone replied TO the toast
| IN nOlOr OF utT luoJcoby Ahb t9bSt' 49,
ling 10 Waddington's speech, he said
"Our hearts best wishes are with
France in every career; peace
instice and orderly government, in which
She NAV find it to her interest
to enter" Referring to missionary
affairs he said that what bad come
rom the French government had been en-
forced rather than demanded.
He believed the incidents lead
to confirm good feeling beween the two
countries. He said that orders had been
ISSUED for their Withdrawal. All portions
of the English forces rom Egypt anu
The withdrawal would include the evacua-
lion OF Cairo. Al great powers had deo!ai.
ed their attachment for the cause Of
the police. With regard to ireland
he said there was much TO be done
much TO be desired and much to be lament
ed but there is also much to be hoped Tor
peace and order must be firmly maintained
DeLesseps in reply to the toast OF the
foreign government, expressed the
conviction that in his ap'
proaching interview with mer'
chant and ship owners OF Great BRIT
ain on the Suez canal question, the spirit
of fair play bv which he would be guided
wonId dissipate all Engagements.
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A TRAGEDY
Enacted IN The quiet Little Town of
Elmo.
Jordan Adams Shoots and INSTANTLY
Kills Mr.. Myrick
While Protecting the Murderer's wife

ELMO, Nov. 0-[Speoial. Last nigh
Jordan Adams, white, living near this plac,
went home intoxicated. and attempted tC
Ship his wife, who sought refuge at Bill
MyriCk's house. Adams went after her tC
kill her, but he was not allowed TO enter,
He then shot aud killed Myrick, and rode
Off and Is still at large.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
WILLS POINT, Nov. Especial Last
night William MyTicS, was shot ana killed
nv Jordan Adams, six miles west of here.
1t appears that Adams had been to town
ard went home under the influence of
liquor and commenced abusing his wife
and whipping her in the most cruel manner,
finally she managed to make her way over
to Myrick' 8 who lives few hundred yards
from Mr. Adams. He following her with
his gun threatening to kill her if she did
not return home. Mr.. Myrick came to the
door and requested Mr.. Adams TO leave,
when he raised his gun and fired filling
Aim with shot, from which be died i'll
about an hour; he leaves II wife and one
child. Adams made his escape.
FULLER ACCOUNT.
Mr.. John q. Polk, prominent citizen of
Elmo, arrived in the city yesterday morning
in pursuit of Jordon Adams, who shot ana
killed William Myrick at the lattel's home
three miles east of that place Thursday eve
ming about dusk. The particulars Of the
killing as CLEANED by HERALD reporter
from Mr.. Polk, are in substance as follows:
On the evening mentioned Adams
who as well as Myrick was renter from
Mr.. Henry Hills, returned home from
Wills Point Intoxicated, ono he began
abusing his wife and finally assaulted her,
beating her in a most orutn manner, but
getting loose from him sn- lied to the
house of Mr.. MyriCk, the nesrpst neighbor.
and asked him to protect h-r from her bru-
tsl husband who had followed her
with a loaded shotgun, swearing that
lie would kill her. Mr.. Myrick
told Adams that he must not enter the
house, and that he would not permit him
to further abuse Mrs. Adams. Adams
lleyeled his gun and fired just as Mr.. Myr-
protect his premises ana bis
foes wife from murder. Eleven buckshot
entered Myrick's body just above the left
groin. He lived only half an hour. Adj
ans made his escape taking his best horse
and the officers here were looking for him
last night with the expectation ofcapturing
him at some of his old haunts. Adams
old his wife that there was a woman in
Dallas with plenty of money who wanted
him to elope with her. He told her this
before he beat her. Myr'ck was nice
quiet man and bore the good will of those
who knew him. He leaves wife and two
children, to mourn him. A brother of
Myrick's married daughter of Adams
though as far as could be learned there was
no i'll family feelings existing. Adams is
a man of family about forty years old spare
built, five feet ten inches high, ght COM
plexion auburn hair and dressed IN farm
ers garb. There is great excitement and
bad feeling over the killing.
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COiDHABO


C0tontbo Nov. + lOonospohdef
around vas broken yesterday on N
nor of Elm and Second streets pfepafa
10 The erection Of two double story Dol.
buildings.
false alarm Of IRE created tempo aF
excitement about O'Clock this noIui1t
An lncendiary attempt was made Tuta1hy
night TO destroy the row OF frame building
on the north end OF block 81 Cornerifr 90
OAK and Third streets. A barrel y lea
with light shavineg and other cOmbuHibu
material was used ~ n mems TO accom-.
plish the end. IL was fortunately aXtiu.
gushed before II communicated to the sd.
joining building. A fire at this point GOuld
pc a very disastrous one. Agents ar yer
cbary Of taking insurance risks in t1is 10.
Calty.
The contractor for the Colorado water
artesian well and reservoir haE
arrived and began work. This cor pnny
has apparently the ready cash TO push
through Tue matter TO a successful .'rm..
nation. There are two rival water c9mrl-
MES in this city each ambitious to supply
the necessary amount OF pure, nn0cG'ff .
ated. The competitive race rs to WhicG /
will furnish the best, pureeo ana .
cheapest water is regarded with smiling I
CON plGcency by the taxpayers,
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sHr oAnRaGEp cIorHEs.

Herman was Rosa Besslsy. She ives
female of color. Had formerly resided
herr. but nov IL . citizen Of OolorAooOiy
ppe came-to Dallas on q visit, went 70 tn-
resideDcs Of John ]. knight. Inquired -
washing ard Represented berseh 20 We
besd of washing establishments on camp
street. Mr. and Mrs. Z. l.. LaSrence, on
BrouuvOod. Ters.. Who we're en route 70
Tennss.ee. were stopping ~ Mr.. kniEhts
Tor a day or Two. Mr. LaErence RaFe
Pos uorne clothes Of the value ~ aOout
fffv dollar 20 ~ washed sud returneo
the nert day, Rosa vowed she'd hsVe
them ready IN time. hrs. bsvrence pa
not s-eu n Yss clothes any mnre -ul yet,
nor R1sa eifher, slfbouKh dheent searcn
wns maze i nov turus OF tnst % - :
rsTt dev Rosa b0sr5ed the wesi-oouno
rs..engsr train ard csrried ne rsruenis 70
Coio-s1o CITY. WEshwumen wn0 mss
snch b-nsd rnistakps e. RD-a made should
b. looked uprn With q Erest oeel oI -
riri0n- The oficisl optic y glsncing sround
frr kar
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What is more common or distressing tha

What is more common or distressing than
a bilious attack? Who is not familiar with
the well-kuown symptoms, oppression
across the stomach and chest, low spirits,
restlessness, gloominess of mind, weari-
nrsL duh headache, dirty, greasy appear
ance Of the skin, yellow tinge OF the white
OF the eyes loss Of appetite and cootive-
ness? Few, indeed, of the more ordinary
ills OF lie are more widely prevalent than
these bilious disorders, nd yet they may
be readily gotten rid of by using Dr..
Jayne's Sauatve Pills, by whose operation
the liver will be rapidly restored to healthy
action. the vitiateu secretions of the stom-
ach changed, all oostiveness removed and
the whole system assisted in recovering its
normal condition.
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Assignment of Cases.

Assessment of cases in district court for tn
week beginning Monday, November II, 1888;
2l19 Chas. Warner, VS. A. C. Garrett Bishop &
Co
1868 Francis Fox, VS. silas Reed.
3SOs W c Putty, by next friend, vs. W.
sso1 NV Ledbetter VS. Elias T. Myers, ct. al
3S57 Chas. sealy, VS. John Edmundson.
1919 w. p. Pollard, VS. N. o. McAdams.
1898 Mary Bradshaw. VS. G t. S. Drake, ct; al
1895 Minerva McCu lough' VS. o' ~ "o"uA
1854 L. Bourgeois, VS. II Cockrell.
1901 VIM. Burris, VS. Noble ThSng, ct. al
S21 j. j. Good, VS. T. & p. railway o.
1914 +. Ferguson & Son, VS. Schneider & Davis,
1905 Dillon & Barlow. VS. CASTOR, ct al.
1921 c. A Floyd, et al, VS. Elizabeth Floyd
1874 CITY elevator and compress companies, VS.
H. & T. c. railroad Co.
1926 Phillips Barrier vs. Neelv & Caldwell
44S2 Lewis A. Ferguson. VS.. J. W. Swindells.
4437 NJ. NJ Potts. VS. 7. q r railroad 20; =,
45O5 J. B. Lorraine, VS. G. 4. & Nj. e. railroad
4515 A B. Rust, VS. A. C. Rust.
l525 Ed Hays. VS. j. NJ. Cross.
4556 Pauline Kahn, VS. VIM Kahn.
1850 J. II. johnson, VS. Elizabeth Johson'
1876 VIM Doran, vs. ii. 9. Davis. =, =,
d6o9 Emily NY oack, VS. j. NJ Chapman. ct. Of
1885 Cornelia Preston, VS. Julia A. Nernoy' e'
1852 Wentworth Manning, VS. A. A. whissen
1868 ssmi. Bromwell, VS.. H. C. Putnam, ct
1850 Jno, A. Quinn, VS. NJ. Donohue.
1894 Oliver q Griegs VS. Ike Loeb. o,. 81,
i52i Randolph Liierman. vs. L. BourgeoH' FL
47es Nora n; peyereaux, VS. T. & P. railroad Co.
.S.
Mr.. w. II. Allen, Ennis, Texas, says: VI
used Rrown's Iron Bitters for general de
o,{no and am now well and hearty"
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CITY COURT,

City VS.. Mccullough; drumming on the
street; trial by jury and verdict of not
guilty. 80, A.
missed.
CITY VS.. Charles Grant, ]. w. Fitzgerald
and John Jones; intoxication; fined So
each.
City VS.. AL Letter; assault and battery;
fined $3.50
City VS.. Nellie Moore; vulgar and indie
cent language; continued,
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PLAYING A BOLD HAND.

T. R. Gadd is behind the prison bars at
Cleburne all of which is the result ofhis rep
resenting to Sheriff A. T: Wilson, of
Kaufman county that he had funds in
bank at Terrell and as the young man
was putting on good deal of style and
was a smooth talker. When he in the
hurry of q moment asked Sheriff Will
son to endorse check for
$137 he readily complied. The check was
on the banking firm of Harris " Chlldress
but upon inquiry 1t was accer-
tanned that he did not have a
cent on deposit. A telegram
from the officers caught HIM
ia Cleburne aud Sheriff Wilson leaves to-
day for that place TO take charge OF him.
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Pr1TzBUEs. Nov. "a discovery hiss been
recently made. ssvs the Commercial
grrafte .oi an Ingenious evasion offhe tariff
~ importers Of sheet iron and their agents.
Tsrg-rs iron Which is very light
rrsds i admitted fnr 81 uer cent sdvsio-
rru. While the tariff on the heavier grs1es
- from IL 70 IL crnts per poBna. and
frrp1-ters hsvs been miriDg fvo together.
I The suu-nisgrs havs ben decsived ini1
admitting u under % per cent sdvsiOrsrn,
afse- - srrivsl here i would b pscked
rrd shirpsd Eest. II Il slid that thousands
I r|ftr-s have ben br0uEht into this country
] ~ erssion. unch ~ TIE injury Of sbsstiror
Al :. Ia ~ 49, e4sss11zs.
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Dangerously Shot.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a Pica uu
special says: Green Gaines killed Sc lus
Turner this afternoon. Turner was re RI
ing from Il fire and shot George HOLLAND
(colOreG) dangerously. Gaines surrenaaIsg
and stated that Turner few days ago
chastised Gaines for going to his haIS.
when he was alb ent, and using inn rnel
language. Turner has family,
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Its said that the mayor and one or two
of the councilmen Of the city. at their last
meeting, recommended the erection OF :
city hospstel In { be City park. Inst psrt
was dOnsted 20 the city for other purpps-s
and q hospital there would pntto rest ioI'
ever, eli hopes 20 make Il . pleasant resoIi
for the people. IL has been etsertso ~.
are ur6position vas only intended ~ .
tote, but come things are TOO serious 70
Joke about.
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Scnnnlh Ealls.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. "a specig TO
tie ews.Rsgister from Newcastle, Penn
sylvapia, this morning, says: A scailolo cov-
enty-eight feet from the grourd, at E-Is
Bros blast furnace, gave way. james
Eagan was instantly Killed and W ism
Troy and A. Mcbride badly injured. Var
TIN Burlinton tell twelve feet and caught
hold o! projecting beam and was say ..
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While other articles of their kind are
lar, civ adulterated, DR., Prices Cream Bsk-
ing DO gders hold their mistaken position in
the estimation of thousands as the pnrest,
best, most reliable. and cheapest. In all
particulars that constitute perfect results,
they cannot be approached by the various
known Baking Powders in the market.
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BIG DAMAGE SUN.

Messrs. Strange, Smith and oowart, at
,Ine- 6cr tho plaintiff. entered suit in the
istriOt court yesterday for Morris seiden'
eutel VS.. Schoelkopf & Co. for 50, 600 dam,
ges be alleges be Sustained by the loss Of
ie services OF bis little daughter, Molllei
no was run over and injured by team
elonging to defendant. and also for 3d.
D damages he alleges she sustained.
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NJ WI. Abrrms. lsod commissioisf
~ .ts Terr. A Psrifc snd Missouri Psrtc
r.TIuersfn Terss. n-rriT-1 yesternaT i'm
Ne-vhsn wifh ths a.lacneet 80 er-rn q
be 49,. wtict -. 800 reino--1 -
"a. 80 n 49, WnIiarn's drug sto-e. %
80. - wfrraur hrtrl- A la-Ft he
- ~rrlt has b--r h1it n tbs rss- -
- Daila.l.s 90 - pr---Ef-iio1 = S-,'s-s-
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,ruE WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY NOVEMBER H. tess.

and Nlag Mydls Psek ihe thamblons
/ These indlea rode fOf purse NJ $500 800
| IN the winner and $40 w The second lheY
each have i1nf splendid horses, and make
The ton Miles without resting or dlqm0uhts
lhg, changing from Ohe horse ~ another NJ
The niles are told OIL Madame Mafame'te
changed horses yesterday NJ the conclusion
N each miles rldo while Miss Peek chang.
ed after every mile, commencing with the
second, or one change less than her o1tn'
petitor. The grace coupled With the fear.
speed, the rapidity Of the changes and
the novelty Of the feature, NJ CON
spired 10 set the vast crowd In At.
tendance In perfect inrore OF enthusi-
asm and excitement. The young Miss
vas too quick In her changes for her riy
and succeeded In getting In and out first
after nearly every mile, The excitement
grew with the counting of OF each mile and
burst forth in DOisterOus and prolonged
cheering at the onclusion OF the race az
Mis- Peek went under the wire about thirty
yards in advance OF the Madame. Time
23.15 These equestriennes make better
time than this even, often So ttAs reporter 10
informed but their horses bad hed no rest
alter Il railway Journey of ov$f..z thousand !
miles and both beasts aud rid8 were con-
seduently worn out. AS il was the ten |
mile race proved me ana decidedly |
taking feature and Indicated 10 what de-
gree of endurance and skill in race'rding |
even very delicately formed femaes can
attain. The equestriennes will ride throug-
out the circuit.
THE FINISH.
So closed the tall meeting nj the Dallas
Jockey Club association for 1888. Next
week the second meeting on the circuit
takes place at Gainesville and the third
meeting the week following at Eft. Worth.
Most OF the entries here will be repeated at
both of the above mentioned meeting and
the public may expect to hear further re-
ports of grand successes on the north Texas
circuit should the weather remain favor
able, but it is doubtful, all things consd-
cred il tho marked success here will be re.
peated or even approached. In the fall OF
1884 1t IS to be hoped, as it is reasonable to
expect, that the character OF the racing, the
attendance, records and general features,
will be so improved that the Dallas meet
ing will not be second to any in the Union.
| is Just as easy to have good racing here
as anywhere and such will soon be seen If
the city and section will but manifest that
interest that such character of sport is en-
titled to and indeed excites in other Sec
tons. A
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M. Essns srd his rnan.gsnent mus
hsTs felt grafifed last evening 81 The iDli
- srcsnsnf house Which greeted bis
- rrr~.-rurs hrrr IN the role
n III P,rhsrf III a. Sc che-scisr tbs oriJ
So 80 srfir-s On tbs drsnatic sag hsvs
-1-dr--sksr RTt ~. K-r-- - n--r wttn
Ea.in Bs,.1 s.ra ~ $500 - as-eant nsr
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BURGLARY,

Yesterday afternoon the residence OF Mr..
shesrrer, a dairyman, who resides some
o miles north Of tie city onTurtle creek.
burglarized and $50 taken rom trunk
ich they bursted open.
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The following is the mortuary report for
the week ending November 5th, 1888:
IA. Brooks; consumption; white; male
aged SO years.
Earnest Mcclure; entro colitis; white;
MALE aged IS months. -,
white; male; aged 2l years: .,..
Vera Lawson; entro colitis; white; female;
p months. ,--s
80 years. -.- ,,,ox;.
white; female; 43 years, months.
Frank Ryan; cholera infantumi ageo
Isaac wolsey; slow fever; aged 10
months. -, -. Al.
Stacey L. Cradock; hamilton from dis,
ease Of bowels and teeth, white malei aged
10 months. -. IL.
Barny; premature birth; white; male
Infant Of Eichmslt; inanition; white;
year.
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"My brother aged 10, had fits from his in
fancy, Samaritan Nervine cured him. A
w. Curtis, Osakis, Milan. $3.50 at Drug
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-up pa,soNFxs APPEAL.

he following, from the prisoners OF thu
s.nty jail. explains itself
DALLAS CoUETY JAN, Nov. 6.-lbditol
BALD.I-Would you be kind enough u
ert this card in your dairy pspsr2
HIi'' a.. good people OF the city OF DALAI
J. n ,ad x.,oueh 20 contribute 70 the In
mates Of the county jail airy old resdinl
m utter that 4 no further use 70 them
N they can. il will be received with msnl
thanks. Respectfully,
IrN1TEs DALLAS CoUETT JAM
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Mr.. Alfred Freemsh has rsfitted bis hrst
premium art studio. sos Main street, IN ele-
PANT style. Two excellent artists Will AZ
vavs be found there TO wait upon his
many customers and friends. He Will be
there often TO assist IN the genera. M anage-
ment. His artistic ability and long rs -
dencs snong MS since 1870 assures rats
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A Hearty Welcome.

A Hearty welcome
Tho California papers, as also those Of
Australia and South America, are full oil
expressions of enthusiastic praise in favor
of st. Jacobs Oil as a pain-cure.
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Beauty, that 'ransitory flower, can only
be held by using Fozzoni's medicated com
nlayinn noWder.
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AMAsS MEETING.

1t Is rumored that there is to be mass
meeting of citizens in regard to the tele'
phone company and that a new company
is TO be formed.
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y fsBurhu-Palba -.
Quiet complst. cure. al annoying 70
nsy, bladder and urinary diseases u
DruEgists-
eEIrnr Men.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The county commissioners court con-
venes next Monday, at which time super
intendent and physician of the poor farm:
and county physician are TO be elected
for the ensuing year. There ore ALREADY
numbers of applications for the different
Dositions,
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Wells Health Remover restores healti
and vigor; cures dyspepsis. Impotence seq
uel debility. 81.
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Mr.. N. A, Hancock, Ennis, Texas, says
Browns Iron Bitters is the best mediclr
ever used IN my family for headache"
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Their swxs's Worm syrup.
Infallible, tsstelrss harmless, catnartc
feverishpess, restessueH, worms, con
patton. Csc.
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n,oRTUARY REPORT.

Mr.. W. H. Allen, Ennis, Texas, says; ~
used Browns Iron Buffers ior genera ue
c,ine and am now well and hearty"