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WASHINGTON TERR1roRy.
Memorial seryices-sh shooting AfaIr-Crop
Outlook

0utIooks
WALLA WAILA. May 27th. - Memorial
services of ths G. A. r. took plaza to-day in
the presence of large crowd. Rev. Mr..
Lsthrop and John Ballen made the addresses,
which were very appropriate. Lincoln. Post
IVES escorted to and from the hall by Golum-
bia Lodge, K. of p, in full uuiforra.
Saturday nieht Johnny Montague shot 8
man named Weiser through the body. For
some time Montague's wife has been in bad
rspute, and the husband felt bad in conse.
quence. He caught the tHo together, and
with pistol in each hand marched them
both up town to his saloon, in order to see
them clearly. Having clear view OF Nei-
ser, he said, " 1t is yan, isits' and 6red. ths
bullet going through Weiser's body. he then
eudeayored 20 shoot THE wife, bat q loaker-on.
pushed him over. Hewss finally arrested,
but nothing will probably be dome with him,
az the wound is not necessarily fatal, and he
ia looked upon as q tong-suferiDg man. The
feeling in this commuuis7!is that every man
has his honor IN bis own Keeping.
!. Crops are looking really wonderful, and
nothing can prevent the biggest yield on
record.
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How TO DETECT CLASSICAL AUsfc.---I
can give you simple rule by which the
most ignorant may know whether apv
given piece of music should or should not
be admired. If you know. at once what it
is all about if it seems to be saying, 4, 2.
3, hop. hop, bop, or /, q 3. sang, bang.
bang, You may conclude az once that you
are listening to something of q very low
order, which il is your dRty 50 despiee.
But when you hear something that sonrds
as If an assorted lot Of notes bad been pat
into barrel and were being persistently
stirred up, like kind of harmonious Cruel,
you may know it's fugae, and safely as
sumo an expression of profound interest.
II the notes appear to have been dropped
by accident, and are being fshed up at
irregular intervals in sort OF placid OF
drowned condition, it 10 likely to be noe
t2rne /; and nocturnes, you know, are quite
too utterly lovely for anything II the
notes seem to come in carloads, each load
of different kind from the last, and if tno
train seems to be an unreasonably long
time in passing given point, 1t will turn
out most likely to be symphony; and
symphonies are just the grandest thinf
that ever were. LII the notes appear 10
dumped ont in masses, and sheYelied
orously into heaps, and then blow Silo
into the air by explosions OF dy4ansse
that is rhapsody and rhsFso'xies N.
among the latest things in music Il Musl'
cal Herald
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PACIFIC coAsg ITEMS.

Woodlands ehain-gang numbers four
teen.
Honey in Ventura has promising out-
look for this season.
The brass bands of Butte, NJ. T.. trsst
the people to open air concerts.
May Woodmsn attempted suicide IL Ehe
Tombstone Jai! on Tuesday night.
Sixty men and Sfty teams are engaged il
cutting the great new ella ditch in Ari-
zona.
Missoula, M. T., has decided to issue
$4,000 bonds for the building OF school
house.
A Temperance convention for Western
Washington Territory is to be held ct Ssat-
tie in June,
The Mormon -four mill at Salt Lake,
originally built by Brigham Young, has
been burned.
1t is thought that it would not pay TO
raise the wreck of the Mississippi, lying st
the Seattle (YN II wharf.
The Sonoma County Agricultural Asso-
citation have let contract for the building
of new pavilion on large scals.
We still have an abiding faith that Crook
will come up with the Apaches N their
Sierra stronghold and Chihuahua them al
up Los Angeles Times.
The struggle for the control of Che Utah
and Northern Railroad has been renewed.
The Union Pacific and the Denver and
Rio Grande Companies are the parties in
interest
The church papers are recommending =
IS, 600 subscription for Belle Harris, who
is now in the Utah Penitentiary for con
tempt of Court in refusing to give the name
of her polygamous husband.
The Mormon elders. with their New Zea.
land converts and Kanaka leper, arrived
at Salt Lake Tuesday. A physician who
spent several years in the Sandwich IL.
lands, examined the ssbiect, but said it
was not leprosy.
Bozeman, NJ. T., has secured grounda
for public park. 1t is to be fenced,
beautifed with trees, shrubbery, Wake
and drives, and supplied with water from
springs for ir1igating purposes
and to supply fountain ia the centes Of
the park.
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Hotels AMI REEsSyTIAURANYs
noTEl LANoAAM,

SSoRNER EcugM AND STREETS. s.0Rt.
raenso-st-ctiy arz.-dsIz. Gu the European pIar.
T. D. scrivsrs Carriages VII take all passengers tres
o, charge fron Depo. to Hotel
ml.spIrn TERRY CO. Managers.
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verdlief OF Guilty, with imprisonment
for Life az The Penalty,

@OA ANU % AAAS SHehNJs
San JosE, May 27th.-The jury in the Ma.
jors case returned TO Court at 1875 this fore.
noon, with g verdict of guilty of murder in
the frat degree. and assessing the penalty at
imprisonment for life in the State Prison.
The jury stood for twenty hours nine for
hanging sud three for life imprisonment.
This morning the nine came over to the three.
The verdict is not satisfactory to the COM
munity in general. The opinion is that the
principal in the foul murders at Lexington
should at least receive punighnent equal to
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FIVE doctors no end Of medicine no
relief DIR. Bensoa,s Skin Cure has driven
awsy all eruptions and I'm nearly veil. "-Ias
@. Young, Hamilton, Id
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A man who said his name was Peter
Brown surrendered himself to the police at
Chico last week, saying that he deserted
from the United States army at San Fran.
cisco sixteen years ago. He stated that he
enlisted at New Haven. Conn, under the
name of Charley Wilson.
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BRlTEsH CeLUMBIA.
Death Fruit Crop-Weather

VICTORIA, May 27th.-Theophile Denu-
won, a pioneer French merchant, died yes
terday.
The fruit crop promises large results.
The wird is westerly, and the weather is
clear and warm.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Majors Found Guilty at San Jose-Acci-
dental Death OF q Y0ung Man-The
Steamer Pilot Disaster-Adviees from
GaaYmas Shooting Affair at Walla
waiIa-Fatal Result OF an Accident In
PortIaRd-Brftfsh Columbia sews-Efc.
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uNloN HOTEL.

GEccyD AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
SS Cal. Rooms, 20 cents sad 81 per day. Special
rates bv tho month. Billiards, choice Equcrs and
elrars. Got lunch dsily from IL 4. n. till sr.H.
W. o. CfJoEf1 BOWERS,
mi s,.t,, ProYTist1F,
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Browns IRoNBITTERs effectual-
Iy cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Saved bis Child.

" N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Feb. II, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommends.
tion of friend / tried Browns
Iron BIITRRs as a tonic and re-
storatiye for my daughter, whom
! was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care of
eminent physicians, was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken enc bottle Of BRowN's
IRON BrrTERs, she began to mend
and now IS quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
quired;" :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowN's
IRON BITrRRs, responded THAT is
good tonic, take it.
ADoRAM PHRLrs.
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES.

Catastrophe on German Steamship An
Incendiary Lynched-The Billiard Teur-
namest-Deafhs by Drowning-A sru-
tai Indian Castom-The Bicycle Contest
- Preparations for the Coronation
queen Victoria's Healfh-French Com-
manaer Killed I'm TeBquin-Kesfgna-
tIon OF the swedish sIfnistry-Etc.
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DynAsp T.. and take no other iron Erspara-
ton except Browns Iron Bitters.y l. is the
best.s
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BATTba CREEY, Mich J a. S1, f87s

BATTLE CREEK, Mich J Al. 81. 1879.
Gen lsmsn: Hsying been. Esietd for =
numbsr Of years with indig s8tson and general
debility. by the advice n my dscthr used
Hop Bisters, and must esy thsy Afforded ne
almost instant rsliet. 2ia GID - 20 sDie
: THouAs G. Ksox.
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PIAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERS'will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively nat injurious.
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reRklGN NEus.

Preparations for the Cars Coronation.
Moscow. May 26th,--Ths rsgaiia is being
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WISTAR'S BALSAM


~ q. I W IA. p IA.
n A. MARTIN, Eureka, writes l always recon-
mended WIsTAE's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, as it is enc of the oldest and best pre-
parations in the market I have never heard OF a
single complaint against it, and have sold it for
fifteen years.
II. NJ. LEVY, of same place. writes; I" Last winter
suffered with a severe cold which settled upon
my lungs, and the only relief 1 found was in
WIsTAR's BlLsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
C B. LUCE, NJ D., Genoa, New. writes: az
have used WEsTAR's BALsAM or WILD
CHERRY for many years in private practice, and
consider it an excellent preparation for Coughs
Colds, etc, cheerfully recommend it."
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Young Man AccidentaIIy KILLED.

NORTH SAN JUAN, May 27th.-Last even
ing, about o'clock. young man by the
name of Augustus Smith was accidentally
killed by being thrown from wagon &c
French Corral. He was in the employ Of 3
firm at French Corral, and was getting into
the wagon, when tee team started, throwing
him under The horses feet thesce against a
tree at the side of the road, crushing in his
skull and badly msngling his body. Smith
was about IS years Of age, has father and
mother living near French CorraI--old resi-.
dents-and was much esteemed by all who
knew him. z
The Pilot Disaster.
PErALuMA, May 27th.-The body of A. G.
Blackwell, Pilot victim, was recovered at
10A. NJ. to-day. l, 500 feet below the wreck.
Il was brought up with graphing irons, and
brought to this city. His neck was brokes,
arm broken, and the left leg below the knee.
The sum of SS3 in coin Was found on his per-
sop. Six or seven boats have been in opera
tion throughout the day, dragging the creek.
and fifteen guns were fred to raise the lice,
but to no purpose.
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= che oheapest most desire tse HeIae Views ano
ldtera.y Journal ublished Ou the Facas so-sl 90 an
Affln5. tine Year.
Weekly T1 en- Advertising Rates.
aif sqrare 81 W
Each dditionaI tilo ~ ~
One SQURj e. tine. ~
Esch aud ional time w
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CALHF0RNIA.

tsPzoIAL DrspArcurs TO run RsocRp-uslos.l
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MEMORIAL DAY
Wednesday, May 30, 1883,

TEyILL4 BE APPROPRIATELY OBSERVED IN
w Sacramento by Sumner Post, No. 8, G. A. r.
The line will form in front Of Pioneer Hail. Seventh
street, between aud X, and move precisely at 3
o'clock. Line of march: Seventh street TO ], TO
Tenth to City Cemetery. The Veterans will be
escorted by the First Artillery Band, Sacramento
Hussars, First Artillery Regiment Gncluding the
Company from Woodlandl the Governors Guard,
and the Independent Drum Corps. The entire line
viii be under command of Brgadier-General J. T.
Carey.
All Union Veterans cordially invited to unite
with Sumner Post, and VIII please report at Pioneer
Hall ct o'clock P " an civic and miitary organ
izations, the state, county aud city officials, and
citizens generally also invited 10 join IN the pro-
cession. All wishing to tske dart viii report to
General Carey. Ia the evening
GRAND FREE PSELIG CONGEaT,
On Capitol Park, win be giyer, to which the entire
community is inviLed. Music by the Band and Drum
Corps and singing OF army sergs by the ODD ldiers
"Eleral contributions soi tied from the Patriots
liyi for the Patriots dead The people are asked
TO bring flowers t. Pioneer Hall on the morning
of Wednesday, and it is desirable that they be ar
ranged iu bouquets wreaths, crosses, etc.
C. e. ADAMS Post Commander.
J. L. SKINNER, Adjutant. [B C In2iS5ThMW
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WANTED. L0sT AND FOUND.

Ae7ert;se1snts o. ave iines Ia thz department are
rsee5 iez 3 cents foS trne shree tnles for %
senss or Is cent? Per weeB
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OMAHA, May 26th.-Eya Lloyd. the weman
who few DAYS ago, while druak. killed her
female room-mate in Chicago and was &C.
Quilted and then came TO Omaha, arrived in
this city to-day from Deadwosd, in company
with doctor, who YVES tra7Siing with her ca
an Eastern trip. She became Intoxicated,
and in an alteration with the physician, shot
BIN over the left eer. IN tseting scalp woand.
SIZE is now in jsil-
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New YoRK. May 26sh.-Jaco5 Schaefer
and Thomas Wallace, in the Billiard tourna-
ment this afternoon, played eff tie for the
second prize. Wallace was the victor, Score {:
Wallace, 500; best run, 76 /; average, z II 50.
Schsefsr, S94 best run. IS; averages 5 1868
Vignsux easily won the "play-off" with
Dion for fourth place. Score, 500 to 407.
Rscspitulation Of the regular tournament /;
DAILY won five games and lost one Wallace
won four and lost two Schsefer won four
and lost two; Vienanx won three and lost
three; Dion won three and lost three; Sex
ton won two and lost four Carter Won none
and lost six.
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MITCHELL I'd. IT,, May &c 6sh.- Further re.
ports have just been received here of an out
rage committed by a party of Brule Indians
upon the person OF young girl, as men,
toned in the dispatches Of Wednesday. d
X. Howe, wealthy half-bresd, has three
daughters, one of whom recently graduated
at Hampto7, Va, and returned hone, The
mother insisted on trading her off to an old
Indian and the girl scorned the proposition.
According to the Indian law this was gross
offanse, and in such case the offender is not
entitled to the protection Of her person. The
rejected suitor got several bucks. and, fozci-
bly, taking the girl out upon the prairie, crimi-
nally assaulted her. The girl i lping at tie
point Of death. The treaty Of 1876 did away
with the basbarous practice, and she Indians
must suffer the extreme penalty Of death.
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IMPROVING MY CONDITION.


have BEN troubled for number of Yeas
with a weakness Of the kidneys and torpid liver
and have been at times severe sufferer from
the effects. have doetored for 1t with many
different medicines, but all of them failed until
recently. l was speaking Of my case to ore Of
our druggists here in DaytoR (Nlr. LatiaN he
recommended mo Hunts Remedy, as he had
sold a great deal OF 1t here In Day ton, and It
had done wonders for kidney troubles. frally
purchased bottle and commenced using 1t ac-
eordiug to directions, and found that the medi.
clue was greatly improving my condition.
had less pains in the lons and back, and gained
strength and vlsor. continued is use until !
had used twelve C2l bottles, and It has com
pletoly cured me, and can only thank Hunts
REMEDY for the good It has douc me, and most
earnestly recommend It to others "a need Of d
good kidney medicine Of real merit
CHARLES J.. STAKE,
21S SO. jefferson street
DAYroS omo August {. 1858.
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WHILE ON DUTY.

have for over two years been severe suf-
lerer with a weakness of the kidneys, and to add
to this took severe cold some two months
since, while on duty with the fire department at
large fire here In Columbus, and continued to
grow worse, had terrible pains in my back
and limbs my water troubled me with bum
ing sensation. aud after having tried several
medicines all Of which failed to reach my case,
began to get discouraged. In reading one Of
our local papers one uay, noticed a mention Of
Huuts Remedy being the great kidney aud liver
medicine ], with very little faith, purchased
a bottle at J. r Cook'sdIug store herein Col
umbus and commenced using It according to
directions. found before | had rscd the first
bottle commenced to improve in many ways,
the pains inmy back were gone and my water
more natural; that burning pain removed.
feltstronger and had more vitality ana after
using in all six bottles can say It has COM
pletely cured me, and consider Hunts Rem
edy all that II is recommended for the kidneys
n 4, most cordially recommend it to those suf
iering as nave with this trouble,
Gratefully yours, II. A. GLASS.
or the Columbus Fire Department.
co -uMBus, ONO, July U, 1883.
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gauaS aud Banhsrs.
Dallas atiOBank
DALLAS TEXAS.
PAID UP CAPITAL. $4,000.
stiOBank
Dallas
PAID UP CAPITAL.

rransacts a General Banking Business
0EfiCkRS--S. &. Rayne President X v.
Ioppkins, VieS-ProSidene X. NJ. Reardon,
Cashier.
DIRECToRs-s @. Bayne, R V. Temp.
klns I n. Ferguson, A. J. Potter J. T. Treze.
vent lr l. 4. MordecaL W. d. Wright o. A,
keauug +, N Rearion.
The following are Eastern Subscribers 10 the
Stock OF this Bank Estate Charles Wheeler. late
vice President Contra National Bank Philadel
phigG NJ, kaufman, President Central National
Bank, PhlladelphiG 7, W brown, Providen
Lie h Trusl Company, PhilsdelphiR W. A
Pullman, President Saaboerd hank New York
y g Bsyne, President First National Bank
bradford, Pa L. n. Lswtou First Nahona
Rauk, orlean, n, W J. V. RinI, ST. Petersburg
lpa Savings Hank j. r. Hanna, Weir Pillow
Company, Monmouth H.. D. o'nay, Vice
President United Pipe I.iues
tauk n Dexter \ Fc'gussou's former Insu
ance Ofce, MAIN STREET
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ken AND UUTIONe
FINANCIAL.

,.,re, sheets Of the annual reports of
w sn,saus connected with the treas.
y ai'it is probable that notvith-
la1 Zoe decrease Of taxation provided
isset of March 8, the sur plus rev
y ,n,rrnt fiscal year will rea h as
g ,9 ell or $40 600 coo. and as The
wv, ~ easury his now no discretion
Inns sur lus, other than by calf
~ her cent Bonds, II Is 10 be hoped
~ will be disposed to grant the
III legislation for the proper dis
" Inclusive Of specie) from New
~ NJ week we're S6,6S9 G36. against
VA; imports Of general meTchan.
IN aga ri s75il, $50 last year; ex-
4 ~ ~, SS6 $50. sgain ! 36S, 66l last year;
NJ. .,ascie. Sjjs. 66S, against S2i, 53i last
4 XII exports, exclusive o specie,
mort since January : were 3 A.
st SlS, s)6S3 ASt yesT import. Of
,.sIandise, l4ls0.563 agaln't 4'3 =
ser exports 81 specie, lj,226, 197,
+. 4, l9S last year Hnd imports OF
a. g''iT13 againgt 5,G72 533 last yer.
q Vanderbilt owns 47C5o, O06 In
a.. r,ai tered 4 per cent. bonds, {
Nv ,nterest on which Is mailed so
w ir0n the treasury. The interest
s..ds amounts as follows: Per an.
sa ner quarter, 470,500; per mouth
1 N ptr day. q. 1866. l6; per hour, PA 81;
: . .nO for the year ended July 81,
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TRrATMENT or cANoER.

For twenty years have suffered from can.
Ger on the side OF m neck near the shoulder
and exhausted the who'll catalogue Of remedies
without any relief The cancer growing worse
all tho line, the whole upper part OF my body
became s'in and full OF pain, had virtually
lost the use OF both AIMS NY general health
had been broken down and saw Il was only a
question OF time when life iiso would be Do
stroyed, In this condition | commenced tho
use Of swift's Specific. The frat bottle relieved
me OF Stiffness Ia the neck, the second gave mo
perfect use OF my arms, aud feel strong aud
wei Ia every way em poor man. but l
would not take 81 900 for the good have ex-
peTienced with Swlits specific. | believe II
will fJrce out all the poison and cure me-
W. Il, ROBINSON, Dayisboro, Ga.
Our treastiso on blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free 70 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
nrauor Atlanta IA
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MAS EXCHANGE AND SILVER.
COTTON.

sp., Ofcolton In this city to-day were
/ (Which the compress received l69,
i "A yard 5s. California IS and Forces II.
/ Il came BY rail, es follows; For sanger
4 iom kaufman, 10 from Eastland and
Iihsylle. for Blankeuship y Blake,
nan. 3 from Ranger and $ from 70
! I'D for Kealv Bros. 10, and for
.Fslrick 4 from Lewisyille, The
4 1, we're III bales forW B. Lightfoot &
Fhe Gull Colorado & Santa Fee, and 53l
I, Blake & Co., AID 100 for Waid Hill
. Houston & Texas Central. II will be
'tIyerpool declined q sixteenth to-day
M was a decline of u sixteenth
Orleans. The other markets ara re-
.ny The genera outlJok Is not .ayor
elier prices soon, In this city prices
"
DALLAS COTTON STATEMENT.
Sowing IL the cotton statement up t'
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have been using for month or two In my
household switts specific q. \, J. tho greater
rofuonoi II HAWKS been consumed by the fe-
male portion OF my family aud with the hap
piest 70 ulis' II acted like charm on my wife.
who had been In bad health for long time,
and for whom have paid hundreds OF dollars
for doctors and medicines II began 10 build
her up nom tho fist desc, Another female
member Of my family took Il with equally sat-
isfantory iosut', II Is certainly the bet touio
iov delicate ladies that have ever used, and 1
have tried them all. have no doubt that want
OF exercise, close confinement Ia p orly ventl-
| atcd houses, sewer gRs poison aud malari Al
robson often produce sickness among our wives
daughters aud sisters. aud | believe SwlftK
Specific Is the reaedy for AL this sort OF blood
| polsonlng " /. lONEa ]. z OnlIman liA