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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
0aaett &itbomrm.

@o6en lang int etnem ser idoniten gns
IGite bet @rbe bel Gban1pagnOr uno Sriifs
feln ein S1ldrafien : 9cben dltf Soften
QInoerer All filDren ulo bann fir oicie5
ltn0emod Die Sumnte BON 100000 in Die
Hippen 9ctporfen gu befomlme1 = oaS l6Bt
ii6 60ren.
Su 6ieier ait9ene1mcn Gage befi1oet fi6
6ouett Gilbourne. s9tIS oas ocmofratiIde
gt~otionaI> Qbgeprbneten 56aus int Mirter
BON 1875 auf 1876 barauf aus mar, vGruut
All fanaen", B. b. bent 9Srdjioel1ten @rant
aIerlci S6ledtigtciten radsupetien uno
babur6 i'm 6i1blid auf Die 9rGlicentenz
pabL Die replblttantl6e Yartet ju Wrunoe
Su ridten, tpurDe audi ocr Walbin0toner
@runoeigentbumS : Uiaflcr 0allett Sill
bourne nor Oen llnterludutgsauslh u6 9ez
laben. ST bate St BENT berli6tigtct QSalbz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sting urter boss
Sbep6ero geb0rt lno man bottle purd tbn
nirflin ito catch old Grant, baS hci6t All
beipeilen, oaB aud 8r1iioent @ront nit
Delt ltnlauberen @runoctgentbumS= Spetuz
Idtionen su tDun gebabt babe, ipeIde nit Der
alerbinqs groBartigen Serl6Dnerllng Der
Staot MalDt1gton llnter boss SDepbero,
benz omeritariiden 9auBn.ann, ~Dertniipft
iparelt.
OaS Inter- II 6ul19scotntte toroerte oen
3eugen &i[bourne auf, ieii1e @runoei9en>
tbumsbi6er %DnrSulegcn; CT tpeigerte ii1
iebo6 DelIeu auf'S @ntidiebenite ullo tpuroe
nun ouf Beid}luB beS 6aulcs ilnb bemgez
mdB auf Meilung beS ~bomali9en Sprchers
SEER pom %bamalieen vSer9eaut1atz 9lrms"
ooer auGitor beS N6georbnetcnbauleS,
I6ompion, me9en vUfibadtung oes @onz
9reI1es" fe%itgenon1meu uto tm llnteren
Stodtperf beS GapitolS veillgelperrt". Sill
bourne bate tpdbreno Oieler !6afteSJe mog=
IiGen 6rei1eiten ltn6 lebte ME Scr Goge[
I'M 0anfianlei1; Die ippi9iten Speiien ulto
bic feiniteu @etr6ufe tuuroeu ibrn ouf9e-
til6t, bic Gcd)nung fir leine 2bfittcruitg
uno Srdnfung betrug bGufig an / II NJ
Sage $34 bis $35; er ulo ieine @umpane
fibrten in ieincm .G~efdngniB" Gin Serrenz
lebeu, 0aS au6 fortgelebt muroe, ais er
ipater, ebe man i'm gans louien IieB, a,T
fur3e Belt aus oem capitol ms Staotge>
fangniB uberiiebeln muBte.
SpGter erfubr man opd, mas in GiI=
bourue's 8iidern itauO. odd Grant"
mIroe 0ur6 Dieielbel ni6t i'm @erinelten
belaltet tpor6en iein, pie benn leine perlou>
Tide @4re uater teiner Der banaligen gpnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
Meuia 1tt,S btnio.

9ie fetten &iibe baben i6re !3eit sebabt;
ieBt fontinen Die mageren baran! 9ret ooer
bier Sabre birbur6 baben bic Ser. Staatcit
bas Slid gebabt, baB iie nidt nur lebr
grD6e grnotez II b d ii bat>
ten, Die ie oil bas Nuslano Derfaufen fDnnz
ten, ionbern aud b obeYreiie oafiir err
bhIteu. 9iun aber member ii6 oaS 8latt.
Ods Sahr 1883 bat eritens Ii lebr 9es
rtnge @rnote=l1e6eri6Iiie ergebell, l!nb
j~tueitens fino Die Yreiie, pel6e oafiir er5ielt
iOeroen. iebr nteOrtg. DEM europa
braudt bic !3ufubren aus Nmerifa nt6t 10
n6tbig, Die uniere 8eiSenbauern an9enom7
men baben.
Dies lift nun iebr uerbrieBlid; ALIEN
unierc 8auern iueroen ii6, Dobl ODER libel,
an ben @ebanfen eetpobnen miilelI. Slsz
Der bat Die Weinung %beitanoen, Dap @uropa
unter alien lmitGuben nuiere @rroteS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12

Sid, an tpeI6em it6 Inn tbn, 6en gait
freun6liden uno bumoroolIer t0dusberrr,
Die 6reunoe unb SamilienmitgIieoer ians
meltelt, MAI 10 oft bes Qben6s cine edte
oeutlde Gteoertafel. 0a trltg ct iel6lt Die
9totenbilder berbet, iibte geiitIi6e uio tpelts
lide Gteoer Elm uno begleitete ben 9ela1g
6er Nlloeren nit i~ei1er i60nen, frofti9en
Senorltimlne, ooer auf Der Sl0te ooer
Der 2dute. Gin Settgenoiie beidreibt
i'm BET otelem anlnutbi9en gSalten 10:
rGin fetu, flar ulto TAPER @eii6t uno
idiparSe bli5enoe SnItenau9eu b9tts CT
nlo tpar BON @lie0n1aBen cine f44a0ne
8erion; ct mar cin gutter Wiliicus,
bate aud cine feline Belle refine Stilnule,
beioe i'll 1tnget ul1o SIT reoeit, iDdr ntdt eit
GROCER Shreier." 2utber lelbit ober ldilz
bert oas Slid, tpel6eS bic Muiit ibin un6
er ourd lie Nnoeren bereitet bat, nit ben
berrlt6en Wortet: vWtein !0er3 lGuft ii6er
itllo tuaIct ge9elt Die Wtulifa, bic Mid 10
oft erquidt uto aus 9roBen Otot6et befreit
bat"
5urh due 3ettet aber tliftst unb iitet
odS Yie6, tpeIbes bet edsutofinf3tgidbri9e
2utbcr, bic etptg iuttge Wittetbergild gtafs
tigau, aus DoQeut Sdngerz 0er3elt der
Vrdu Wtltftfa" getpetbt uno ibr lit oen gola
seten Wlltito gete9t bat:
rBur dGeit 0reuoen duF Grben
editn N~tttitdi.b feill ~Icirtcr i1cr6eh;
Settn Sic ib 8eb nit mcini ,Sifseit
1ltt6 nit mdlldent iiBeu N%tittstit:,
Sic fdntt ili3t leit etn b0icr WttttD,
Sic blci6t ifcttn Som, .8SGn}}. oaB, HID geiS;
2Sei6en muB ales 6er;elctS;
gti;, Sors tlnb mas iouit bart ahteit;;
Sdbrt Bit NIT aler 3raurt9fett.
stud lit eth Sober beB ipobl fret;
SaB Iolbe 8reub feii, Siipoe lei,
Soi1oeril aud SOFT uiel bdB 9eIqut;
Stnil ale Srer6 bet sait;el &elt::.:
Die bette :3eit i'm Sabr lit ntettt;
ga iin9eii ale G09cleilt, =.
6imn,el lnb Gr6efl lit Der pou,i
8ief gut Gcian9 ba lailtct lpo9l.
Goran bic ltebe &c adttgaI
IFadt 9lIleS fro9li6 iiberall
Dtit iBrepl ~lieblideli Gcia1g;
SeB mAB tie babeh NJ nj ct 9anE.'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
Sic Sen0lfermne Oct Ser. staaten.
Die gintpanberung unb erie
M euerdttDn.


Der Geriusberidt BON 1880 If iebt, lo>
tpeit Die BeuDlterunasitatiltiten lit sTrage
tommen, peaitGnoig eri6ielcn, uno bietet
cine 8ine intcreliantcn Dtaterials fir
Den, Der bariu nadSuihIaeen Dertebt.
ST erm0glid)t ulter anoerm cine GINGER
moben arltdber1be S66burg Der St6rfe
Der peri6ieoenen 8eo0lterun9selemente Der
Ser. Staaten.
Jta1 benz Genius bon 1880 bef0nben 1i6
i'm 2anoe 80, 155, 1888 1erionen, bon tpel>
den 43,475,8 $40 I'M 2auoe, uno 6,679. 943
int MuSlannc geboreu tparen. Serner be-
fanoen ii6 in Den Ser. Staaten 13,011,6 GAG
gerlonen, oeren beioe Gltern i'm NuSlanoe
gebpren maren, 1887, 1854 9erlonelt, BET
benen ber Gater etu NuSldnoer unO Die
Wtutter cine SnlGnoerill, uno 573,434 8er@
lonen, bet Oenen Die Wtutter etnc NuSlGnz
BERTH, Der Batter ctr S1lGl1oer tDdr.
3iebt man Die 3abl Der ais I'M QuSIan0e
geboren auf9efibrten 8erloncn bon Der
3aDL 9erienigen al, Dercn beioe Gltern int
Nuslal1oe geborelt iDarel, 10 erbalt man Die
t3abI oerientgen III ben Ser. Staaten lebenz
BEN Berioner, tpelGe nod unbebinot CUR
g1ationalitGt t6rer Gltern eere9net tDerDen
t0nnen; oeun Sic Oeii6ung Stptlnen Sen
etll9cIDQlDerteH Jtul1eU III 3u DeTlulIDtHDeHD
fletn, ual irgenb tpclde 8eritfiidttsultg gu
perbicuen. Solder Yerionen 9tebt es 81
331, FOB poer ettpa 90 BrDaent Der eiugez
panperten Bebolferung cine 3iffer, Die
auf ben eriten 8ltd, an9eit6ts oeS meiit
ieDr rei6en StnberiegenS bet e%ingepanoere
ten 8epDlferune, betremoIt6 erldeint, it'd
aber alis Der Otenge nod u1oerbetrat6eter
Gingepanocrtcr erflGrt.
S6Idgt man Bic SO Yrosent auf bic einz
seInen eingepa1berten 8enolferun9SeIez
mente, 10 erbGlt man:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
28o3cherpfiche gair,ois Sfoafs-Beifpaee.

bic @eiommt3dD[ Der Srlanoer oltf a.
378, 7S9. 9aS ablolltt oelltlde Glel1erlt
iberlDic9t Dcntilod) Da5 ablolut irtlde lin
etpas iiber Drci 8terteL Wtiltouell. gSte IS
nit ben S0Dttelt nlo Malltlerl, l1ilo ben
%GnglGnoern itebt. lit ni6t anaeecben ipobl
aber itto Die SfanOinaDier auf9efllbrt, llllO
bu finben mir, baB auf il 1000 ein9eipans
berte Sfan0inaOier MIR $50 bier geborelte
Ttnoer fol1lnelt, natllrlid) rtdt, ipetl ilnter
ibnel1 hie TrId)tbartett iueliger groB lit,
ionoern iuetl Die gtnlndnoerullg oieies Glez
nteutcs etlle 10 iungc lit. Sn Tol9e belien
crbaltcu init ltdtt Der 1858 gtoriuegcr
ltilo S1tucDerr, cilt9e1pdnoert an0 erltc &C.
neration, nur 676, 2alien mir !9olldnz
Der, OGnen uno @lglGuoer auI Der 0mhz
ihnitt9sabl itc6el, uro cbenlo S6ottcn lt,lo
9Salltler, 10 erbalten ipir ais Gelanamt5ifz
fern:
@ermonen:........... 10000
1866, 924
SeDeu mir iebt, trie eS III Gbica9o, goof
County Ilb I'M Stoot Suinoi5 iteDt.
Die Stapt Ghtc0go bate tad) Dem
Genius 500, 1S5 @inipDbner, mobon 204,7
$50 inl Nlislanoe gebnren lparel1. SIS bat
mit6in minoelte1S, Den 8rosentiab Dplt 50
al1geipennet, cine BON ouSldnoii6en Glterl1
ge;eugte critic Generation Don 190,519, oocr
cine 9eiamnte, roN beu @ietttDImli0feiz
ten ocr allSldnOild)cl Nbltantntltl,g nid)t
entIrenlbete 8ep0Lferlulg BON 395,377. @s
Derblct6t lnttbin fir bas ptrtlt6 ais ei1z
9ebOret ST. eradtenbe Clement nur cine
3tffer Dol 107, S08.
8on ben 395,397 SUIT e~insctpdnoerten Bez
Oolferung 3u recbnenoen 8etpoDnern G6tz
ca9p's ituo 199,965 Oeutl6e, tpic ii6
aus Uolgei16em er9iebt:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28
LOTTA'S LOVERS.
ihe Several SWANS Smitteu h, \, .
Clreean Smiles,
only 10 Find Themselves Throw, n,
at Last.
Pursuit Of Prudence Under Difficulties

There is story now in circulation. xbio,
comes from New York purporting to DIV.
tne reason why Lolita Crabtree has haas o" y
S sa lot lot, me past ten years. 1t represents
ssn,ian SUI pining for her first love, yonnS
Sss.ed in ,Se % 'nis city, t, whom she was enc
or e az ~ 1910. Temptation was too slron,
III cue young man, and one night no;i
sne was p aging in Niblois CARDS. WINE
YORK, he TOOK 81, 900 Of her y, LII ~ New
ram oied 1t away. That broke off the ~ an anu
Inc olsconsolate lover Went N S,;rS:s u
died, and was buried in this citv ing
young man was Barton Hulmes of ,h;s
Guy, ana she has once or twice yisi,ea b;s
grave. Two years ago she was renortsd -" 10
ye enssged to Haller Gross, of this citv hr,
.nat engagement was broken. Also hv ba.
o., .nere was any serious engagement At ali
Sue was once much infatuated with Harry
prauiey, who was her leading man e.,
several years, but when he closed his lsst
Sea'Iu III her company she seemed 10 for
Set nun entirely, and his intimate friends
Say nS mourns over her coquetry 10 this
day. Then Clement Bsinbridee' ano, nus
que OF the actors, was beyitched nv her
ana matters began to look as tboneb .ha
might become Mrs. B,inbridpe before ,ha,
season was over. He is = popular CAMILLA
man, Oh exceptionally handsome face and
ngure, out even his manly qualifcat;ons
were not sufficient to win the consent NJ
MRS. Craotree, who is reported to have mada
remarkable quiet trip from Troy to AHA.
ny Just IN time to interrupt what she heard
was 10 be quiet little ceremony during
her absence. Her latest sutton was the yerS
awkward young man who met her i'm Lon.
uon and came to the United States as a
member OF her company on trial. He
brought the pretty lame of Cecil Raine
along with him. She became VIOLENTLY fond
OF MN, 1t Is whispered, but few weeks hack
they had a quarrel, and he was rem owed
from the cast in New York for A veal
ihey were to have gone to Europe together
put Lolita left on the City of Berlin
Two weeks ago. Cecil waited until Last
Wednesday, when he went Southampton on
the Elbe. Lotta has gone to Dieppe. Those
VINO knows the little actress best saw thai
there was one man to whom she was trniv
and tenderly attached. He met her in her
ealler days OF her stage lite, when she was
struggling hard against disbursement 10
reach the position she has since attained.
But" said the old actor who recited the
most OF these facts to the reporter to. day.
poor Bob Craig and wife. Had he been a
single man | believe he would have been
her husband. His picture hangs there over
the mantle under that of Edwin Adams.
with the. bit of Grape around it. He was
she man for Lolita, and III bet she thinks so
TO this day."-TChicago Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28
Fruit and Vegetable Canning.

The wonderful increaye in the business Of
putting up fruits, vegetables, etc., in cans,
whereby supplies Of these useful articles
are offered to the masses at reasonable
prices the year round, affords pleasing in
dication OF the progress OF civilization and
division of labor. Take the article OF to.
mato for example. No less than 2.l6o, l2S
cases OF "a cans each, or So 800 So cans,
were packed in the United States In 1852,
or nearly one.third more than in any previ-
Gus year. A single can of good tomatoes
is now obtainable at 10 cents, against Az
and so cents fifteen years ago.
Within the past dozen years the number
OF establishments engaged in this industry
has more than Quadrupled, and the value
Of yearly products has more than trebled.
In 1870 ninety.seven houses were reported
In the business; in 1880 the number had in
creased to Al. In the former year the value
Of the products was SIS, 400, 900; in the latter
1t amounted to $l7 900, 900. The details, IL
given, would show corresponding increase
IN the number OF articles canned. Former
~ but a comparatively lew things were pre-
served in this way. Now about every KIND
ooifruit, vegetable, meat and fish is put VI
Tor use in any season or any place. Grea
as the Growth OF this industry mas Deen ii
The past ten years, II is likely TO be create
10 the coming decade. 1t Is, indeed, likely
70 become great American industry, bu
ihere ia room for invention to displace tn
YIN can, at least for fruits or vegetables tina
have acid juices.
The corn canning business is assuminl
s.lll greater proportions In Maine. Thl
season the Portland company will operat
niue factories, and the Winslow oompan
,ourteen. The Home Farm says the acreag
now contracted for by this company range
rom one hundred and seventy to thre
aaunured acres to factory. AT the Fail
neiu factory three hundred acres hay
ssaeauy been signed for, and at the Canto
psu!ory two hundred and thirty five acre.
tH o.iia Il Morrill, will operate seven ia'
s. .es the coming season. The smallt
ns v,orles and companies in the state al
tnIparing Tor an active season. The price
toupe pald BY the leading companies are
i on Burnham & Morrill,, and the Win
tw~rr..a cking company, 81 cents per can
osnn NAM ounces; Portland Packing con
tS s.y cents for twenty seven ounces.
tn onnection the following is In point:
laughter Of deceased Boston mar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28
The State of Society In Arl.n..

". S"eiety IN ArkAnsas
a traveller on horseback, attracted nv
large number OF children huddled aronn,
'he door OF an Arkansas cabin. stoned .nC
'' ". VI a woman who suddenly appeared
rs this a school.house ?"
Did you take il Tor sueb qn
dren." 'Ae numoer OF chill
opinion" 'N W F" right TO your
But isit a school?n
No; 1t Amt"
Are all those children yours2r
anyhow w iie 'nat way,
,b smo ~ do you make a living for all o,
sc, ri don't q Turns 'em out an lets EN-
Where's your husbandPn
I'm business there?n
"Yes. | reckin."
hmi" 'eeu since you saw
About year,
,",Why doesn't he come to see yonp.
Wen, you see, those IDENTITY mor,,,,
S Sae along one day, an seed him him
s s'a corn IN a kettle, an lowed he ' was
Look out there" A MN aiohg'
II stranger lodged, but not anti. soor
enough; A boy fell from tree u rH',
S winch the stranger had stopped and strn ue,
MIN ON the shoulder. va" '''uoA
~ aidn't know he was there" said the
traveller, regarding wah astonishment The
YOU gster who arose to his feet and bss ,so
10 throw dust at his horse. ''' ''sa"
~ don't reckon you did ~ tho w,m. -
piled, but lemme tell Won, the " wnnas r. !.
lull OF 'em, an they're liable to dysn or n
you any mint, an, as il amt safe to stov v
IN tne timber, you'd better take the his
r.au an messy. Good day. You. Ike
put mat lizard down. Eph, that ar tart.
pin II bite you if you put your finger in hi.
biou. n Drap that scorpion, John, and
o oiom Aommys nose."-l Arkansas Tray.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28
Ancient History MOdernized

pa asked Willie Jones, as he was
sthdying his history lesson, "who was
Helen, of Troy?"
Ask your ma" said Mr.. Jones, who wa
not UP in classic lore.
Helen. OF Troy" said Mrs. Jones, who
was sewing new heel on the baby's shoe,
was girl who used to live with us; she
came from Troy, New YORK, and we found
her in an intelligence office. She was the
best grl | ever had before your father
STRUCK Bridget"
Did pa ever strike Bridget" asked Will
lie, .pricRing up his ears.
II was speaking geographically" said
Mrs. Jones.
There was a silence for few moments,
Willie came TO another epoch in his his
tory.
ma. who was Marc Antony"
IAN Old colored man who lived with my
pa. What does it say about him there?"
1T says his wife's name was Cleopatra"
"TheVery same! Old Cleo used to wash
for us. It's strange how they come to be in
that book"
History repeats ITSELF" murmured Jones
vaguely, while Willie looked at his ma
with wonder and admiration that one small
head could carry all she knew. Presently
he found another question to ask.
Say, ma, who was Julius Cesar"
ION, he was one OF the pagans of history"
said Mrs. Jones, trying to thread the point
OF her needle.
But what made him famous ?" persistes
Willie"
Everything" answered Mrs Jones, CON-
p(aCently; "he was the one who said, eat
thou brute when his horse wouldn't tai Q
its oats. He dressed in sheet and pillow
case uniform, and when his enemies sur
rourded him he shouted, gimme liberty or
gimme death, and ran away"
Bully for himn remarked Willie, shut
ting his book OF history. But ma how
came you to know so much? Won't | lay
over the boys tomorrow thought
II learned it at school" said Mrs. Jones,
with an oblique glance at Mr.. Jones, who
was listening as grave as a statue. ~ had
superior advantages, and | paid attention
and remembered what heard"
"Well, | say, ma, who was Horace?"
"Your pa will tell you about him. l am
tired" said Mrs. Jones.
Then she listened with pride and approx
al while Mr., Jones informed his son that
Horace was the author Of the Tin Trumpet
and rare work on farming and the peo
pies choice for president, and only com
posed Latin verses to pass away the time
an amuse himself.-[Detroit Post.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28

unSer rea!'n " but redacedin Circumstance,
press,vss .ne manufacture of picsps aness
vers -, Ios seltsappot. Her ss ana
Is ys, ,.s. customers. aud now her hn mtenus
sI0eny extensive and nets an inc 1as,ness
ii yinv year. This good deal bss, ,esse o.
sop,sa On ones relatives and hscdn ansn
sour - particulars, gathered from man,
I'M, ms e,luenee the magnitude of a srn.
"n s ana pr"h able industry thai %ia, grow
m uSn, 10 exist IN every pSnnIo9s n' ran, anu
nau,.F ana De INSIDE to ada no iha S com
A. nv ,s,S snu %, Sp-rl'y Of our peonie A' T.
=" Ss pave SAID hef,re. this is an ', sp, As
, uS' needs DC onfned to no one s,s,s use
,uS az Sny monopoly OF the hu,insss HG W,
on,i a. successfully prosecuted in Nis
'1'' as IN Maine or MARYLAND. " mis-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth If so, go at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
deepen upon it, there is no mistake
ABOUT 1t. There is not a mother on earth
VINO has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels and
give rest TO the mother and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste. and is the prescription of
one OF the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere; Is cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28

The Dallas Board of Trade will NEE
their many friends and the public at al
hours of the day or night at their magnifi
cent saloon and billiard hall, corner o
Main and Austin streets, with the best
wines, liquors and cigars, and polite at.
tendance. Their billiard hall is the finest
and largest in the city, and their tables are
When you want good drink or cigar
don't forget the Board OF Trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28
Cure That Cold,

DO, not suffer your lungs to become dis
eased by allowing cold to continue with.
out an effort to cure it. Thousands have
died premature deaths, the victims of con-
sumption, by simply neglecting a cold.
Dr. VIM. Halls Basam for the lungs
VIII cure colds, coughs and consumption
surer and quicker that any other remedy.
1t acts almost like magic in many cases,
and in others, its effect, though slow, is
sure if persisted in according to directions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28

Every woman who suffers from sick head
ache, and who dislikes to take bitter doses,
should try Carter's Little Liver Pills They
are the easiest of all medicines to take. 4
positive cure for the above distressing com.
plant; give prompt relief in dyspepsia and
indigestion; prevent and cure constipation
and piles. AS easy to take as sugar. Only
one pill dose. 40 In a vial. Price % cents.
If you try them you will not be without
them.
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PSALMS.


Hsor ~. lREvIsEpl
Va ;ns.uIs' al We people, and give "a, all
NAL , xni, o. the worlc, Hop Bltters viii IN
. ,'u well and 10 rejoice.
sicspss. snail cure all the people and mt
a. snu suffering under foot.
sick ar .nou not sifisd when your family is
ComnI, s0u nave brlghts disease or Live,
4 Ra,n Tor Hop Bitters will cure Won
know ,h low and high, rich and noor
a anoN the value of Hop Bi,ters for h;lif'ns
"I,'oEs and Rheumatic complaints. No.
shsu Sleshse me with Hop Bitters and I
lave robust and blooming health
auu disease upon q se A, q and la, IN a
E, l am safe II | use Hop BIZ rs.
vii. Ut all my lille have been plspued
80 s'eAhess and sores. and not un,il a
'es' ago was ! cured, by Hop Ri tiers. "
in, 80 Dnat keepeth mis- bones from ach-
ps rom Rheumatism and NeuraIria with
up pslters, doeth wisely.
~. though thou hast sores. pimnles
so v0inies, salt rheum, erysipelss, blood moi,
ali sTIIH'ns' yet Hop Bttters will remove them
,,d ~; What woman is there. feeble and sick
hsai n Ienlaie complaints, who desireth not
well. iiop DUETS aha Is made
H. Let not neglect to use Hon Ri,,srs
plants. N"e' al" LAYER COM
,ha heep thy tongue from being f,,rred,
Sis s o,ooo pure, and thy stom sch from in.
'iS eslion by using Hop Bitters.
90 ID All my pains and aches and disease
H. To nk ne, chaff before the wind when | use
az. A. Mark the man who was nearly dead
apui nv. up by the doctors after using Hon
n.t rs, aud becometh we'll.
,.. cease from worrying about nervous
ness, general debility, and urinary ,ronhis
Ut hop Bitters will restore you.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May 10, 1851 have
known and watched the use of the
remedy known as Swifts Specific for twenty
years, and have seen more wonderful re.
SUITS from It than any remedy inside or
outside of the Pharmacopmia. | know its
composition and do not hesitate to saw that
It is the safest and most efficient antidote to
al blood poison that is known to science.
TOT diseases incident to spring, 1t has no
equal in assisting nature TO throw off the
impurities OF the blood brought on by the
sluggish circulation in the winter months,
know it to be entirely vegetable being
prepared from the roots and herbs of our
GeorgiA forests. AS tonic and Alternative
Tor children. 1t Is superior to everything.
as II cleanses the system, tones up the di.
gestive organs and gives the little ones a
chance to grow and iatten. A few bottles
OF this remedy. will benefit every man,
woman and child in the land, and especially
III the spring. Yours truly,
j, DICKSON SMITH, M, ID,
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Fine Hair dressing.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly, and ia
also a preparation unequalled for the eradi.
cation OF dandruh.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists In their purity and great
strength