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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
LOCKHART,

LocKHARr, Sept. 25.-[Special I'm our
district court yesterday, Judge Moore pre-
siding, the grand jury returned seven
felony indictments last evening. The
Brown. Usery murder case is set for next
Thursday week.
Business is as usual.
We have had good rains.
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PsorrDEscE, Sept. z5. The cornerstone
nf the Burnside memorial ball at Bristol.
wss laid to-day with mes0nic ceremonies.
President Arthur attended ard on bis ar
rival was greeted with an artillery salute.
II. rss driven - Colonel HOlt's residrDce.
wbere the wsy vas streEn with hOEers by
frenty nnsidens. q repetition oi the wel-
come 10 President Monroe In lsi7 ct the
rnus hour.
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GsHv1r1K. O.. Sept. z5.-zbs small jail
e. ais Hile toEn vas burned yesterday,
80 one pris0uer. whose name u unkn0E .,
-. burDed 20 destb. He vas 81 I'm brsl e.
rr.-.der. and claims - hare G ne rom The
D sgfon Solder Hone H 20 co1s Ger
80 rnoner. rnd u IL Thought that be ras
ruurdsrsd srd the building bnned 70 COZ.
ceaI the crime
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of shares advanced during the first three
quarters of an hour about IL to 5'o on
Northern Pacific preferred; 1-S on com--

of shares advanced during the first three
quarters of an hour about IL to 2 5.0 on
Northern Pacific preferred; 1-S on COM
mon: 2 IA on Oregon & Trans
continental; on Oregon railway
and navigation; 1873 on Louisville d
Nashville 49, on Union Pacific: l, on Pa
ci6c mail; 7-8 on Lackawana; Jersey Cen
trail, Central Pacific ana st. Paul, but
about IL o'clc ok efforts were made to turn
the tide and bear rumors began circulating
again. There was talked of a shot cotton
crop which was figured down to $780,
600 bales against 6,90O,0O0 last
sst yssE vbi. the Tss Sssr. did si0 not 'ksd feel
safe to sell Northern Pacific any
lower, and finding Lackswana
strongly supported they would now
attack the Vanderbilts. Simultaneous
with this a rumor was started that Lake
Shore was cutting rates ana 'here was SURE the
trunk s1 01 line ''paSs pools: The news
of the failure also quickly reacted in the
stock room, and was made the most OF to
depress prices. The result of the rumors
and talk was that the market first
became dull and prices gradually sagged
down until II, at which time Lake
Shore became weak and declined. The
market continued to sag. until the last
halt hour, when there h 81. was Ssssr.s =
recovery Of 1;S to IL on,sn on the genera r0dS
on the preferred and Son Oregon Trans
continental. Compared with yesterday,
prices are l.8 to 3-4 higher for Central
Pacific, Delaware d Hudson, Louisville d
Nashville, Omaha, Northern Pacific; pre-
ierred, Union Pacific, Oregon TraDsconti'
mental and Wabash, and l-2 to. ! 5-S lower
for the other active stocks.
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FORT WORTH.

Fort WORTH, Sept. 25.-[Special is. NJ.
Smith, of Crowley, was in the city to-day
looking for his son Stylus, who has been
missing since Sunday, together with fine
bay mule.
A grand sparring match came off at
Germsnia hall tonight for the champion
ship of the state and $500. AL. Marx won,
defeating Christ Lightnea. Marx is open
to sll challenges.
Fort Worth will send twenty-seven
cocks TO the National cooking main at Aus
tin. all fine. game birds.
The races 10 take place here on Thurs
day and Friday create much interest.
The entries, as follows, were closed to-
Fret day, first race, gentlemen's road
sters-Iom Mitten enters Joe; b. A.
Hearne, Cilly H.; Robert Mozart, Joe
Morris.
Second Race-J. Z. Barclay enters Belle
Scott: J. J. Weldon enters Lizzie B.;
George Holland enters Bay Rebel.
Third Race-Three minute class trotting;
w. II. Moore enters No Name; q. Lee en-
ters Black Bess; Wilkes & Cause enter
Roderick.
Fourth Race Three-quarter dash, all
ages; ]. NJ. Brown enters Big 5. j.
Charles enters Lulu Boston; j. Il. Barclay
enters Phetre; J. j. Weldon enters Rec
Quinn; Nat Kramer enters Malyolia;
Charles Mullen enters Queen Esther. Total
purses, sl.775.
Betting is lively. A number Of horssmen
are already here.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, Sept. 25.-[special 1.-THE first
bale OF new CO, ton was brought in to-day
by Mosley & Ford of Crystal Falls, and
was bought by f. K. Conrad & Co., and
shipped to Blakenship & Blake at Dallas.
The weather is fine and the general
health good.
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HOUSTON ,
GROESBECK.

GRoEsBEoK, Sept. 25.-[Special. .]-Rev.
Clark Braden is delivering course OF
lectures here on "Christianity and Inf
delity." The lectures are well attended.
His audiences seem we'll pleased. Mr..
Braden is a man OF intelligence and learn
ing, and we hope that his labors will not be
in vain.
Days and nights are getting coolor.
Cotton is coming 10 somewhat live!ier
than last week. The farmers seem well
atisfied with the price.
The county court is in session.
The brick block is progressing.
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not words. Idle epithets In our praise, but
actions. We have never been helped but
assistance comes from all sldes TO
belp us In our downward course.
IL we come as cart-drivers or servants we
are tolerated, but when we come as scholars
or,s1as or statesmen the color line Is raised The
colored man IS an oppressed and
abiect race in the United States. The
trades union refuse him admission. The
merchants refuse him as an apprentice,
and even when he dies the same old con-
tempt and despite follows him. He is
spurned from the gates and compelled to
seek a. resting,place of his own. If
he applies for admission to colleges or as-
pres TO education and a profession, the
race line is again drawn. That is what we
are here for, 10 raise this line and make our
selves the equal of whites. The cause lies
more in diseased Imagination of the
Americans than in firm belief. We are
here to see that men of our color, accused
OF crime, shall have fair trial; that all
these outrageous lynchings be stopped.
Our business is 10 organize for orr rights
and for the redress OF our wrongs Some
say that we should not hold
this convention, for it menaces the republi-
can party. Parties are maze for men and
not men Tor parties. Ny hat was
made for my head, not my head
tor my hat. If parties do right,
stand by them, but if they do not uphold
the principles laid down in their platform,
down with them. Follow no party blindly.
We have learned how to talk and let US
speak for ourselves about civil
rights. Every man is the
sole proprietor and lord of his own house,
but when any place is open for the public
every body recognized as citizen by law
has a right to enter. This does not
make men equal. Talent and intelli-
When speak to an intelli-
gent man five minutes 1 forget all
about color. Now, about the political
difficulty. l never was politician.
began my career as a pleader
for the agsrandiisement Of the race and
about all :. kinds of equality.
republicans Of the @ south 5 has has
been done in the face of the
republican party. This convention should
implore congress for restoration of
Justice and for the abolishment Of
affairs. Make the constitution practically
will be an end to this filth
Of the ballot-box and to all this injustice of
the color line.
:, Where there here. is s,.ru ru ng class there there
the day comes that the nation
ceases to be a government of the people,
for the people and by the people,"
The above is but a bare outline
with an earnestness which showed the
faith of the speaker in the
destiny of his people. 1t was
it says: You have been
but twenty years out OF bondage, cease to
be despised and excluded class.
AS long as we are shut
out from political preferment we shall be
despised. Elevate one of our class to the
or to a position in the
cabinets and an equality shall be
We are not pre-
pared as yet. but let us
aspire to those positions which we can
ill.
After the address came scene of con
usion on motion to ap
point committee on further
After hours of valueless talk
it was finally decided to select vice.
president tor each state represented.
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rammany on the War Path.

New YORK, Sept. 2j.-About 400 mem.
bers of the connty democracy left for Bui-
falo this morning to attend the democratic
state convention. The train consisted Of
fifteen Wagner cars.
The Tammany delegates to the conven-
tion also started this morning. The party
numbered $50 members and required nine
teen cars, on either side OF which were
banners bearing appropriate mottoes.
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NV Yorr. sept E-GorzDmenis were
lrrone for Fs end ss'E gs s1ld dom %
~ "a. rIusIuE ar ] o. - In Is EsIl-
rrrr wers wraf II stare
I<-rfr Arkans1s ffnf Buff Issue,
4 frrrrft - L0uIEla1t c1rs1If sid - ~
.n||.r 81 1ar.. A. 49, generally a't1ci-
rri9s ls.f irtt ths rlock unrksf opsl,e1
frnsr nr1 undeT clni1srEbls c1FsriLg
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SILK DEPARTMENT :

Our silk Department is offering 2 new 6road nn
,;h Rhadzimir I'm all the new colorinRs at u .o0
Some choice shadinps In Glase or cnangea'
Dil verv handsome line Of .gr. gr. Silks, 10
inches vide. in every new shade. at1.
Novelties in two color BTScade SEs IN ne%
for co,n binations at 81. 80 and s3 per yard.
Besides some very handsome noyeines Una; nii
beoc ,r 4 escriptlop. and should be seen by all
lovers of the beautiful aud artistic.
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VELVET DEP'TMENT.

Our Velyet Department Is oHering IgIl ,n, Iine
of fast pile Yelyetsens in all colors and glase
eff cts, rs cents. a,,,,r 40
A better, aricle in new plain shades only az
Black velyeteens from so cents to q 80 al al
exceptional value; full line of colors In SILK
VeIv cts at 81 So $500, SO. 90 and "a .0o. .,
we placed our orders for Silk Velvets IN tlmo
to escape the present scarcity and consequent
advance. and are the only house able 10 sho"
four full lines of colors at old prices. ,,,
: Move ties ....in Brocade Velvets, on silK ana
Satin grounds.
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BEI-oE, sert. z5.-fspscisll-Ths dis-
trict courf opened ysstsrdsT. ard VII co
tirus TO w.sks louger than usual an1 vi
NJ - trrourh ths cDcfet.
To.dsy hss been oDs q he best q ths
m s-sss v--s rrvvs.5 Via vssons
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CHIcaso. sept z5.-Ths Lake Eris
schooner, YORK ststs, vent DOM with al
hznds. consisting Of CsFtlin Hsyss Eaf 81
men. The srho01er vas loaded viii y 019
tusnsls Of Wheat.
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Nrr TorE. SEPT. Zs-Isvy Brotbsrs a
Co eothis-s. Of 81 BrosdvEy. flsd
un rssixnnert to-dsg fof tbs benefit
a. r--snrrs 70 soinrnon q Rohr rivinr
nee -sros % ths anou1f q aoorf 80 Cd.
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sr. LOUIS. Sept. 25.-[specisl.l-oolonel
William Hoxie. vice-prcsident Of the Gould
lines, will return from Frisco next week.
Railroad men in this section have little
faith In the chance Of arranging q pool OF
the roads west OF the Missouri river on Pa
cifc coast business. Each Of the Pacific
roads will want 100 Der cent, and this, Il is
thought, will prove the breaker on which
the pool will wreck. However, there are
s1me great heads figuring on this problem,
and Il is possible something may yet be
accomplished.
Colonel J. W. Psrsmore, president, and
c. y. Stephens, ,.chief engineer ofthe TeIss
a St. Louis, leave this evening Tor
q trip 20 to Texss TO make some
necessary Improvements In the line on The
western dIvisIOn. There IL . Wild rumor In
circulation that John Q. Gsult, formerly
vics-president and general manager OF the
Wsbssh, will be appointed receiver Of thst
company. With . view 10 learning what
foundation there was for the story, re-
porter called on Colonel ]. Y. Howe, secre-
tary Of the company. A iev questions
we're put 70 Colonel Howe, which we're an
swered promptly. He assured the news
hunter that IL was only another rumor.
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TYLER

TTLEE, Sept. Z5 -lsPeciAl-I - NOtvith-
standing The injunction granted By Judge
McCord. restraining the Ksnsss a Guii
Short Line railroad IRON c11structin
their road-bed In front of II. ~. Whit
takers residence In the Third Sard Of this
cifr. The contractors today pro
ceeded with the construction oi TIE
ssrne on the street enjoined. A preceding
for contempt viii probably Be consulted
by plainfif.
"A party o. rrospectors reported ~ having
discovered rich Groupings of c0al in some
prrl icular locality of tue county, bat iust
Whist paint i not knoun.
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HENRIETTA,

HRSR1ErrA, Sept. 25.-[Special.l-The
convention called by the citizens
for the purpose of adjusting
the differences between the farmers
and stockmen, was called to order
by A 8. Mercer, editor of the Shield.
Judge W. B. Plemons was elected perma-
nent chairman. The convention then ad-
journed until l o'clock. Upon re-
convening the convention @. @. Pat
ton, of Gainesville, and Colonel
Booth, of Decatur, delivered strong and
eloquent appeals in favor OF peace and the
enforcement of the laws Both stockmen
and farmers expressed their views freely and
appointed committee of five to adjust the
differences between the Red River, Land &
Cattle company. and farmers living inside OF
said pasture. Both parties seem satisfied
with the result. The following resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this con-
vention that we believe 1t nothing
but proper and right that men should have
the right to fence their own lands, but no
more.
Resolved further, That we believe that If
pasture men will fence no more land
than is owned or In some way
controlled by them, that there viii
be cessation OF the trouble
now on us by wire'cutting.
Resolved, further, TtNs public roads
ahould be unobstructed, provided still
further, that while stockmen may
have done wrong in fencing lands
owned by them, we do not approve of wire
cutting nor in anyway the destruction oi
personal property.
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and buggles Three hundred and seventy
five bales Of cotton were received to day
making 4, 900 TO date. Our cotton seed oil
mill is nearing completion. and the com
press keeps busy.
A fire broke out at s o'clock this evening
In the rear OF W. b. Blair's grocery store
aud j. J. Robertson's tin shop. The cause
was incendiary. |, was discovered In time
to oxtiDguish IL without much damage.
This makes five fires In the last two weeks.
RolIie Ryan played last night and to-
night to full house.
TEXARKANA.
TExARKANA, Sept. 25.-ISpecial, IA well
dressed man came in on the Iron
Mountain passenger train from Lit
tie Rock last night. He took a
room at the Marquand hotel, but
after supper called for his bill and settled.
He then went to the William Tell house
took a room' and remained put "a
his bill. At both places he rendered $40
silver certificate and received change. He
had several others changed at other places
morning it Was discovered that
they we're counterfeit, being skillfully
counterparts OF the genuine. The otfic RS
are after him. It is supposed the young
Wcub " ANuouNAiO'
MARSHALL.
MARSHALL, Sept. .25.-[Special 1.-The fu-
neral of ]. B. Williamson was largely at
tended by relatives and friends. Rev. DR..
Davis of1iciated.
All is peace and quiet again. We appre-
hend no further trouble.
Colonel r. w. Loughery passed through
here to-day, on his way to Shreveport.
The auditorium for the Methodist church
is so far completed that they held service
Yesterday. The room has been very much
and beautified.
The Chicago Ideal Opera company are
booked for the Goth.
The mechanics in the shops of the Texas
& Pacific are now working on full time.
HOUSTON.
Houston, Sept, 25.-TSpecial. .l-Yester-
day afternoon the telephone wire between
Houston and Galveston was completed, but
no satisfactory communication could be
held. To-day however messengers Frozier
and Foster remedied all faults and the
TWO cities are now in reality welded by wire.
The phones work as clearly as bell, and as
perfectly as if a few blocks instead OF fifty
miles seperate. The two cities in short
time contemplate to extending the sys-
tenn to Brenham, Austin, San Antonio and
other points nearer home. The line was
principally occupied to day by messages
OF congratulary character. .4-..
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oorTor errrrxRs' rRoUBLrs.


Tosorro, OsT., sept. 15.- The cigar
usEer.f oouverfion copciaded lie sitiings
today and decided 70 hold its next meeting
Ef Cincinnsfi. resolution was unani-
rnously adopted ,coDdsm ning-the progress-
I've uGion a fsu York.
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to-day, for the purpose OF eneaglpl
In tho towogo and lighterage business II
opposition TO the companies here.
Colonel George Flournoy and family, ar
in the city, and are guests OF the Beact
hotel.
GALVESTON, Sept. 25.--[press]-Jacobs
tho reporter, charged with libelling the
Evening Print, few weeks ago, was To-
day held In the sum OF $3.50 to await the
action of the grand jury In November.
The bond was promptly given.
The number of vessels in the harbor Is
gradually increasing. The recent arrivals
are principally British steamships.
Arrived-San Marcos, New York.
Fify-two noyices Of Sisters Of Providence
arrived from New York by the steamship
Guadalupe to-day. Sister ST. Andrew,
had them in charge; eighteen are
Irish and Poles and thirty Alsatian
and Germans. The party left
Havre on the 4th instant and
in day or two go to Castroville
where the mothers house is located. There
they will finish their novitiate, take the
teachers are needed to various houses of
the order. to which there are eleven IN the
different towns OF Texas.
TERnELLs
TERRELL, Sept. 25.-[Speciell l-Since the
opera-house here was pronounced unsafe
manager Whomes has been on the alert
trying to get another building for tenn
poraIy opera.house, and finally succeeded
in getting two rooms in the Harris block
and throwing them into one, made very
pleasant and capacious hall. Everything
was ready last night, and it was opened for
the first time by SUITES dramatic troupe
in "a Celebrated Case" This company
play here tonight and tomorrow night.
They were well patronized.
To-day an election is being held for alder
man in the Second ward to fill an unex-
pred term, vacancy being caused by the
resignation of Councilman Kirby, who
moved to Fort Worth. Colonel Jim Harris
is the prominent candidate, and as he is the |
largest taxpayer in the city, he is properly |
qualified to govern and control the prop
erty of others, as his own property must |
be benefited or suffer by bis action, as the
city is talking of water-works, street rail
roads, narrow-guage roads, etc. This is an
i'm portant matter, and 1t is hoped that the
selection of an alderman will be wise one. |
Miss Christine Carter, daughter of Mrs.
G. B. Carter, died at 5 O'Clock yesterday |
evening, of fever. This is the second |
daughter Mrs. Carter has lost within the
past few weeks.
The Methodists are carrying on a revival
here.
Cotton is coming in freely.
The weather is delightful and trade is
good.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-01-20

NESS PORK-S16.25.
DRY SALT MEAT Packed shoulders
Tic, loose }@4c lower.
BACON-Shoulders 9ic, clesr rib sides
12tc, long clear 1910.
in kegs life, refined IN baclrets l2c.
l2@13c plain 103@l1ic, ordinary TO me-
dunn 10@lo}.
BEEF Choice family mess beef el5@
1900 in bbls, Sc. 5O0 "a. 90 in half bbls,
medium and ordinary mess beet in bbls
sl4@l5. Fulton market $l225@13 90 y
FLOUR-4 75@6.50.
CORN NEAL Sc 50@300< -
COFFEE Ordinary Rio n, fair 6}c.
good &c, prime loo.
RICE Common 4}c. ordinary 4}c, good
81. prime SO, choice &c.
SUGAR-Prime SIC, choice &c, yellow
clarified 10, choice white 6i@63c.
MOLAeSES - Choice 500, prime sc.
fair 40c, common 32@30c
BUTrER--16@40c, as to quality.
CHEESE-89l5c, - 20 quality.
IRISH POTATOES ~. 7593 so.
SWEET POTATOES-1i.75
ONIONS 80. 75@2.00.
Woodbury. lO@12c = b, Louisians
clear 2O(02lc, clear lake 22923c.
COUNTRY HIDES Green salted Z }{90o
dry flint 1l}@ III, dry salted l091lc Per b
damaged green hides 70 OF damaged dry
10 of
PELTS Choice sheep 2Oa50c, goat so
$50. coon 2O(930c, mink 20925}c. beaver
7s{al 90, otter $l@3.50, deefskins 75o-
TALLOW-7}(g6c for country.
HONEY-Is quoted Il 5O@75e y gallon,
strained.
Prime yellow 23@2lc y b.
CATTLE-First quality y head oz392
second quality Sls(S20. sonnon and Old
cows $9(914.
CALVES First quality q head 19@10,
second quality y head 56@a
BAG0ING-H b 6}c q yard, 2 b 93c,
2i-lb 10}c baling twine l3c y ID.
TIES-According to patents, o1.45 ne(
y bundle in job lots-
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A CouGH, Corn on Som TnnoA1 should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an Incurable LuH1 djsease or Consumption.
Bnowx's Bnoncn1Ax TnoCA1s does not dis
order the stomach Ike cough syrups and
balsams, but aots directly on the in1lamed
parts, sllaying irEitations givss relief in
Asthma, Bronohifis. Coughs. Cntarrh, and
tho Throat Troubles vhish Singers, and
Public speHksfs are su6ject to. For Thru '
wears Browns Bronchial TEoches hare
been recommended by sphysiciann, aud have
always given perfect sakisfnotiQn. Having
been tested 81 vide and constant use for
nearly N entire sGonesatjon. they hsve ~
tanned wsll~merlted rnnk enonG ths fsv
staple po1nod1ao - ~ -. Gold = -
ooo1s bex sv6lywbsg&
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-01-20

The January Ladies Floral Cab-
met" New York }. opens its twelfth
year with many things to please Our IL
dy readers especially those who oulti-
vate flowers indoors or in garden.
The opening illustration is Of the Rus
sellia Jnncea. and this valuable basket
plant 10 commended for more Rensral
use. The Giant Liza Is another inter-
esting illustration. The ladies will lin
ger over the illuatrsted department. 81
Home Decorations" tor al that ap-
pears there Il prepared for the Flo
raj Oabinet's pages. Any Of our read
ers who mention the OHnonors IN
writing. may hsve January number
# hall price (six cents), and il they
have ever been : subscriber in other
years. : sample copy win b. sent
post free. for the present owners are
desirous Of making the acquaintanee
Of all who have 1t any time been
subscribers to the Floral Cebinet
We have arranged TO club the oabi-
net with our paper At - SO for botk.
The premiums which 60 to Al yeasly
subscribers TO the Floral Cabinet ere
includsd, post free.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-01-20

We would be pleased to know the name
of : man or woman Who he's never bad
headache and who was never subject 70
constip.tion. AZ these ere uuivsrssl tFcur
Many noted physicians assert that Il Il
useless and oven haxzsrdous 70 alwayo be
crnmmiux your stomach with nanseatinG
purgativo pills, - they sielEon and debi1i'
fafs. Use mild purgn*ive, ons that viii
cool the stomach and act upo1 the liver
end bowels With easo and eGoo(tveaeGs.
buch remedy i Beiley's saline ApsEient.