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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1883-10-04

Before cutting a mans head off in
China, the authorities CONSIDERABLY
make him drunk; and occasionally a
rich convict who has been sentenced
to death will hire a eoolie to take
his place. The coolie leads a riotous
life for little time beforehand. and at
last, in a state Of besotted helpless
ness, meets death without apparent
suffering,
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All on The Last ROund.

The peculiar conditions upon which
matrimonial affair was based in
South Arkansas have just come to
light. Dick Anderson had just gradu-
ated between the plow-handles. 1t
vas said that he could run a furrow
50 straight that it would break a
knock-kneed mans legs to walk it.
This accomplishment was kind Of
front piece to future volume Of great
agricultural success, and more than
one young yady in the neighborhoOd
had her eyes on the young catch.
Dick wasn't bashful, but he didn't
seem to be particularly impressed with
the charms scattered around him like
drops Of water that linger on leafy
one +ser the rain. But he soon
Ate, young lady, Winnie
The Art ARYinuie was a beautiful girl
for hcevsr as much corn with a
signs includrape as much cotton as
lin the neighhorhood. The
Sc loved-devotedly, agricultur-
SIlv. Hogrow had raised his daugh-
ter with great care, and now that she
had attained the zenith of her use
fitness, it grieved him to think OF
losing her. One Sunday Dick went
over, and, going out where the old
man was shelling corn for the pigs,
said
'Mr. Hogrow, l suppose"
Il don't suppose anything, sir. "
"Well, then, you doubtless know
81 don't know anything"
That's all right then. l am going
TO marry your daughter, and by next
complaining You will know some
thing. Do you weaken, Mr. Heg-
row ?"
"see here, young fellow, can't
afford to lose my gal. | have had
powerful bad luck this season. The
cut-worms began at the eorn by the
time it come up, and the bugs pitch
ed into the cotton; and, to make
things worse, my best mule and one
ofmy COWS got into a fight the other
iav. The cew hooked the mule and
he mule kicked the COW, and both
Of them died. So under the eircum-
stances / drather you'd marry some
body else. "
Il don't accept your misiOrtunes
as an excuse. I'm going 70 marry
girl. -
'Tll tell you what I'll do Dick.
IN make this arrangements Well
wrastle, and if you throw me the giri
is yourn'; if I threw you she's mine.
YOU marry her against my viii, |
shall pleasantly exterminate you. If
YOU throw me and marry the girl,
this farm, together with the girl is
yourn. I'll give YOU three trials
one to day, one three weeks from
now. and the other in six weeks.
Dick was compelled to agree, al,
though the old man was recognized
as the best wrastler in the county.
After eating dinner the old man an
nounced his willingness to take the
first ballot. Dick was willing. The
contestants, including the girl, went
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Plantation Philosophy

Pleasures decrease as da come near
us. De fish is heap bigger for yer
gifts it outen de water.
De injurious in dis worP IS alters
de fanciest. De brandy-bottle Is
fixed up finer den de bread-tray.
De man what's got de best church
record amt necessarily de hes man.
De clearest water amt alters de fire
est from malaria.
A we'll fed niger is de happiess
man in de worP. 1t dean make no
Offence bout clothes, but gin him
some hog an den take care.
Honesty is getting scarcer cherry
year case dar is more people to per-
vide. De more we multiplies Gle
furder from nature we is, and de
fmder we gifts from natur' de less
honesty we'se got.
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q short furrOw in the ground.
"Give me my hat" he said to the
girl.
"Don't give it up" she remarked,
hanging on the stile. "GO away and
practice" Dick left, discouraged,
but, taking the girls advice, wrestled
with steamboat men and farriers I'M
til the time for the next trial came.
At the appointed time, Dick appeared
at Hogrow' residence.
Feel as though you can cut your
capers purity well?" asked the old
man.
81 think SO. / feel that my cause
is Just, and, with the aid Of kind
providence, 1 hope to pile you.
Providence comes in purity handy
at times" said the old man, pulling
of his coat, "but it is hard matter
to buck again an old stager. Get
outen your jacket. III fall the gal
and the farm are yourn. -Four hun
dred acres, and all under fence, Gal
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds.
Big inducements. The two men
grappled and again Dick plowed up
the earth.
"Doa't give up" said the girl.
"NO," said the old man, "for the
land is under fence, and the gal
weighs one hundred and ffy-and
can handle hoe wonderful"
Dick went away and pondered. 1t
was evident that the old man could
throw him every time. To lose the
girl was to wreck his life. An idea
struck him. He smiled. He left
the neighborhosd and remained until
the time for the third fall was nearly
up. On the appointed day he visit
ed the old man.
Il have agreed to everything, "
said Dick. and now | ask favor.
Hitherto I have been embarrassed.
Let the the final trial take place to-
night in the dark. will meet you
here at 10 o'clock"
amy way suits me-" replied the
old man.
At. Ao'clock the old man stood in
the yard, chuckling. His combat
aat climbed the fence and approach
ed. Without exchanging a word
the two men grappled. The strug-
ole was short. The old man went up
into the air, came down and struck
the ground with a force that almost
took his life. He lay for momnte
almost unconscious. Dick raised
him up and assisted him into the
house.
The gal and the farm are yOur'n,"
said the old man, and the young cou-
pie embraced each other. The next
day they were married. Shortly af-
ter the ceremony was over, a large
negro man appeared at the door, and
attracting Dicks attention, said; 81
want nv $40. Ifung the ole man
hard enough to kill him. Where's
my money!" Dick gave him $40.
and turning around, received a search
inc look from the old man. 'Th
explain" said the bridegroom.
Realizing that couldn't throw you,
and at the same time realizing that
my happiness depended on this mar
riage, l resorted to a bit Of treachery.'
Here he stopped to buckle his arm
around his wife. Il found big ne
gro that I knew could throw you,
and offered him SO. That's why /
wanted the wrestle TO take place in
the dark. After he had thrown you,
| rushed forward and raised you up"
When Dick had finished, the old
man looked at him for full five min
utes, and remarked; ut was a
mighty mean trick, bat the farm and
gal are your'n. -Four hundred acres
under fence, and the gal weighs one
hundred and fifty
Before cutting a mans head off in
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Little Tommy was entertaining
one of his sisters callers until she ap-
peared.
Don't you come to see my sister,
he inquired.
eyes, Tommy, that's what come
for"
"You like her a good deal, don't
your
"Of course, Tadmire her very
much. Don't you think she is nice"
"Well, reckon | have to, cause
she's my sister, but she thumps me
pretty tough sometimes. But say,
let's see you open your mouth once.
Now shut it real tight till count
ten. There, [ knowed you could do
it..
"Why, Tommy, who said l
Couldn't"
"Oh, nobody much, but sister"
"What did she say"
"Well, she said you hadn't sense
enough to keep your mouth shut
and l bet her two big oranges you
had, and you have, ain'tyou, and you
will make her duff up the oranges,
won't you2"
The young man didn't wait to see
whether she would "duff up" or not.
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Little Mo.lie was caught by her
mother stealing apples from tree,
and severely rebuked. Her mother
told her she must not touch those
apples, as she was going to make
preserves of them. On the following
Sunday morning little Mollie's school
teacher asked little Mollie why God
forbade Adam and Eve to eat Of the
tree in he midst Of the garden.
Because lie wanted to make pre-
serves Of them" was the childish re
ply.
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Girls we love for what they
young men for what they prog
be.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

phil"cd to sell There not very !
much oil now transported by rail, as it was |
mostly conducted through pipes. There were !
many wells yielding to-day that had been |
closed for !, time. The average yield per we'll |
nj present six barrels per day. The wit |
ness did no think the Government should in
t'r'cre with these matters of transportation.
I ne Government might, he thought however,
regulate the clargcS of transportation.
The examination of Charles Scidler of the
tobacco firm of Lorillard & Co.. took place on
the 18th ult- He said his firm employed
ahou: 4.00o persons, and pays wages
:tmountinr annually to S2.51OOO1. They had
PAID high :ls Si.OO1.aN0 u year. About forty
per cent. nf their employees girls. Most of
afsit
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

being drowned.
THE business failures for the nine months
ended on the sc: h ult., reported by Dun's
Commercial Agency, numbered 6,44O, with
liabilities at $11S,0O0,Ooo; while for the
same period Of 1882 the failures aggregat-
ei 1897, and the liabilities amounted to
;69, ,O9O,O0O.
A FEW nights ago Albert Taft, leading
citizen of Burlington, VT, was suffocated
i'm bed by gas.
OK tho 1st the Athletic Baseball Club, of
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06


Company's Works. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, $94, 600.
FORTY out of forty-two Cinnamon en-
ploycd in the powder mill at Stege's Sta
tion, Cal, lost their lives recently by the
explosion of the works.
In Delaware County, Ind, a hail and
wind storm on the 1st destroyed orchards
and timber, wrecked numerous barns and
unroOfed several houses.
IT was recommended by the Executive
Board of Ohio brewers and liquor dealers
on the 1st that, owing to the threatening
aspect of the Prohibition movement, the
trade purchase no more grain until the re-
suit of the election is known.
IT has bcen decided by the District Court
at Cincinnati that the churches held by
Archbishop Purcell could not be subjected
to the payment of his debts.
In political quarrel n few days ago at
Liberty, Miss, Sheriff Wilmington was
killed by Eugene McElwce. A large num-
Der of persons Mt once gathered about tho
scene, one of whom shot the murderer dead.
DURING gale at Lexington, KY, on the
1st the Cincinnati Southern engine-house
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

NEAR Winston, N. c., at a recent camp
meeting the appearance of large number
of moccasin snakes caused fifty ladies in
the congregation to faint. Several persons
were bitten before the men could kill the
reptiles.
A FARMER of Celina, o., named John
Cantwell, sixty years old, shot and killed
his wife the other morning, and then killed
himself in the same way. The cause was
not known.
GEORGE WEsrMoRELAND (colored) killed
Constable Cox, of Vicksburg, Miss, on
July 20, 1869. and made his escape. On the
29th ult. the negro was arrested at Brink
ley, Ark. his whereabouts having been
unknown for fourteen years.
EARLY n few mOrpinps apO n FRO ot Mil.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

ARKANSAS WEEKLY MANSlUN.
BY MANSION PUBLISHING CO.
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
EPlTOME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation
Strike and Labor Investigation.
lScssion i'm New York City of the United States
Senate subcommittee ON Labor and Edu-
catiOn.l
Reuben F.. Carroll, an oil producer, testified
on the 9th. He said if it were net for the
bate allowed tn" Standard Oil Company by
railroads the Oil Company woud have plenty
of competition. All producers were Obliged
to sell their products through the Standard Oil
company. independent of the latter compa-
ny there were about one hundred Thousand
persons Interested in oil production. To COM
pete with the Standard Oh Company would
require a capital of about SD,G00OO)- Several
corporations had been formed to
compete with tn" Standard Company,
hut they hal been stopped in the
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06


Governor Berry, and he was escorted to
the Music Hall. 1t was jammed and
packed with an immense throng Of not less
10000 people. Mayor Jacobs delivered
heaty address of welcome and presented
our Governor with the suit of clothes from
Arkansas cotton, which had been picked,
shipped and made in forty-two hours, in
stead of forty eight. Governor Berry re-
sponded in a splendid speech, which was.
frequently interrupted by the enthusiastic
audience. He pulled off his coat at the
conclusion of his speech and put on the
present of Louisville's citizens. Gil ilmore's
band played "Arkansas Traveler,"
"Dfxie," and 'Home, Sweet Home" W hen
these familiar airs struck the ear of the
assembled throng, nothing could contain
their feelings, and the sounds of the music
were lost in shouts and cheers. 1t was
grand success in every particular, and
Arkansas may we'll be proud of the dawn
of her new of prosperity. Everything
here is Arkansas. Tomorrow the press
gang will be banqueted. The Louisville
people are sparing no expense or efforts to
entertain all our people.
Miscellaneous Items.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Arkansas Day at tho Louisville Exposition
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 20.
Arkansas day has been a great success.
The crowd of people in attendance at the
Exposition have been tremendous. At an
early hour the Arkansas department was
througed with visitors and Arkansians.
Governor Berry, the State officials and
many prominent citizens arrived at the
department about eleven O'Clock, and an
informal reception was given hundreds OF
people, the Arkansas department being the
center of attraction. At two O'Clock
committee from the Exposition manage
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

The four hundred employees who wore
thrown out of work had not been paid for
two months.
In New York recently heavy Judgment
was rendered against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, which was called
upon to pay the State $626, 900 in taxes.
THE boiler of a steamboat exploded at
Albany, N. V, few days ago, instantly
killing three men and injuring several
others.
THE boiler of the steamer Colorado,
freight-laden to Chicago, exploded few
days ago near Buffalo, and two of the
crew were killed and number severely
scalded.
THE failure is sannounced of Rhodes g.
Co., of Boston, boot and shoe dealers, for
$Il5,OO0.
pionship by winning sixty three games.
Chicago is second, with fifty nine, and
Providence third, with fifty-eight.
a GARDENER, named Leopold Kinncth,
and his wife were struck by train at a
crossing while driving into Buffalo, N. V,
II few days ago, and both were instantly
killed.
NEAR Oswego, N. V, John Allen, Cap
tain of the schooner Ida Walker, was
-, 10, <1ox- hx,,
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06
o.. M
IrSTOM MADE. CUSTOM MADE
I
will certainly find such 1T ID. i. Berry cStaD-

will certainly find such ut ID. /. Berry's cStab-
ment.
1Io Main street.
GO TO |
A GERSHNERS,
corner Tenth and Spring, for
Good Whisky GiU4rSt G.
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EfrdnDsr-"G sav, Mister nie Head. you seem
g. he Il utile on What ais you "
IffD Head WELL yCs you see I out
with the boys last night. and got kinder mIed.''
sfrdnDer-'h appears o. from tbs looks ~
your htHl 70
MO IIend-"It don't fael sr,etly like m hs.a.
'peats 60 hD lander 'owcIlei up and as n II had
notion to bust, . and the pam u terrible"
SfrdHDrr-" II you viii get a bottle ~ haile7's
EAlne Ap.sfrui, one or two doses will put head
or YOU Inst your friend, would recognize"
MIG Head I'm DO any thing to get lid Of all
this pam and suffering"
mi. marvellous remedy cures tho.N terrible head
aches cleAussH the stomach, uuloaia the bowels
uniooAs the liver, Toleyoa cunhIaiiOu at onra, and
gives the bile a chance 10 20. 1t hAs hscoms the
POPULAR and standard remedy for consttpAton, bill
i,usness, slch headache heartburn, acid stomach,
and all dissaata requiring teal nice aud pleasant
pursativo % physio.
Il never uausrsl.' nor erpe', acts In one o. two
hours, and 10 just ~ delightful and TsfIsshinE .
dTul that everybody likes u.
NuurlDuds aud c0uls the train, 1niets the nefVes,
and : q fins qua non for the headache Of ladies.
II mtgatrH the IanEg Of rheumatism aud govt,
relieves kidney aud ufinur' trouhles. and pain IN
ths back. For dyspepiICs 1t H'ta like charm, aud
has no equal IA cuiIng co1'iipai,i haIit. l, 10
motohauth, clerks, mechanics, factory hands, stu
dents, teachers aud all persons who lead closely
confined lie aud are auhject 10 headache difEiutss
aud torpid bowels, II you are troubled with I,
coated tongue, foul breath, loss u Specific OF gen
tta slugPshuess, Hailvy's Saline hper,eut will cure
pleasant and lalatshs. and b, much cheaper, Ia fact
II lea regular family medicine chest within itsrlf
spGtkles and fnms Just Ike glass 4 soda
water snd 10 Jg'i - ls.saat % cents and sold
sysfy-uhefs. J.P. bHoN'ootS CO..
PtoptstOTs, Louisville, Ky.
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Lumber supplies.

Vim. Cameron Co., lumber deal, rs,
keep large AMI wei assorted stock OF
lumber, shingles, sash, doors, bin is,
cement, plaster, plasterlug hair aud
everything kept in II first class ] mbe
yard. They ask your patronage and
punran ee low prices, fair dealing and
best of goods. Give them a cali mt their
Office on Aust II avenue, il you coutoH-
plate buying anythi & IA their lmo-
l2g3lWtL
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Bark OuIIOok for EuiiOr-

Irrom the American lsracnteJ
A Jewish iailur'- wife 10 Berlin lately
gave biiJh TO her tw,nly-siNth child.
mi, will certainly cXcspcmte all the
unli-semItic leaders OF that city. What
Will eventually become OF au Chist n
uIlurs il Jewlsi t,iluI- uu.upl t. enty-
six tuluy Tins is certainly ~ ALARMING "a
SLATE OF atluIs as the lhcl tease OF JewIsh
student, al the univ er,Iti,s and colleges
Ot Germany anu Russia.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Hides--Green, per ID o..
Dry flint
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


r-,,-,a- -,
III, ~ " r'i fr','.I1 'HHua,! l;ISoiton Is
,na, ; t1 i"Iu'' HPo' 1 il-iod; Or-
.e"ts' 10 10 ,"t 2"ie7' luuoo les;
49, 49, ~ "''0'' O"' o. AMERICAN o"Voo
''i' ',.,.,naa, r.
III f iHii",j January - 80 ton
i8,cS P' CO. 'IhSU3t1n Ilt'lud' ofIeans
,',,i.'.,. I'm nnn unieH' Export a ni
iiIe'il.,", u' Ci n muieI american ozVo
4" 9 AMI haIoa 'p''' oa''oo oa'eS' American
Nv %ry' Tn,, rn,uo C..
am. sal.s 3 G%N'" L,,f. lotion -
IN IN S.I'' 10 , p"ieS upihhds
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Prompt rrliei 10 sick nofdaeup, dizli-
ncs-. nausea, con- upalioa, paIu 10 the eide
etc.. guaranteed Ia those us.ng tHuc',
Little Liver PIN. ON" phi, dose. 2,
cent Sold by Tucker awhile, Waco, Tx
OlOllw
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a WoMAn,a REMEDY.

~ certsn ages and periods Of vomhn'. lifs, there
comes ccJtan troubles, aches. pains snf surstings.
Frrs life 81 sixteen, and follow up aud haunt the
married woman until AFTER the turn " life"
Sons base headaches, swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous pT0stTatioh, bltuchsd CHEEKS
bloOdless lips. lfrls.s syes. clouisd train; Wills
others suffer with painful irregularities utsrins die.
placements and Ulcers hysterIcsl ,pasms, physical
pfustfat1n, chronic eucUTrhpa, ehlOf0ss, suppress
sons Ices q appetite ovarian diseases, kidney Afsc-
tons etc which ia numerous oases end IN spilsPiie
hts, eonyul-ons, insanity and death. These are
generally tho Tssult Of inAtteu'lon, All femslss
know the clsss of complaints We allufe ". Now,
lAdrs sll thrse troubles can b ATsflsd aud cured.
We have proof from thousands
Df DtotnF1ole's English femsls Bitter. will cure
you sound aHi Weli-sill mfks you healthy ana
happf-wtll make you feel Ike a new wouiAn AGd
no mistake. sold by All Druggists a. q o.. etnd
y0ui Adifrss flr NrgpY u Dr. bromgO0le's FGt1ilJ
lui.l-l a1g,=sE fr'' 4 ~ 1Ti,is1.
J.f, DEosspoLs a Co.
Pfopustgfs louisville. W.
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Carbo.Camphora'cd Cosmoline xoels
everything Tor chapped hands, HIS also
Tor any other abrHhIous OF the sklu, for
sale dt tucker u Mllns'.-OlUJu
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For Common Colds nnd Coughs

There Is nothing SO s eedy and GER
tam as Com, uuud syrup Ut lar aud
NLd Cherry, manufactured and for
sale by lueker ~ WINS. U.Ulw
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TSTATE OF DENNIS LUCE
II DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given thar on the 2Sth
day OF November, A. ID. lSS2, the under
signed, whose residence and postoitice adj
dress is at Waco, Texas, was duly appoint
ed by the county court of McLennan
county, Texas, administrator OF the es-
tate of Dennis LucIr, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same with
Ia the time prescribed by law.
NJ. N. ROSEN THAI,
| l2OletIt Admr. Of ID. Lueie, Deed,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

KANSAS CRY. January l.-Wheat
firm and higher No. . red, 50 q
/ Sic, Corn higher 5sgl5s'l.
New ORLEANS, january i.-tlour
is quiet bu steady; higher grades, S4Gl
0sJ,31 ., Curu 10 active bat lower; white
ana mAcu, JGc; yellow, jsc. Oats, quiet
uut MIN al ioc. Cor meal duh at sou
eJ4.,J. Hay Is dun and lower; urdI-
NJ .pIf''JUJI1.vU. Lara is STEADY;
refined, lcrce, Ike; key, lie. Bulk
meats, u,c IN fmr demand; shoulders,
loose, GGJq1tGo pacHed, G.sO9G.S7 sc:
clear rib ana long clear, J'2c;
short clear, 9.sc. Dry ait neats,--c, ba-
con, NO stock. Hams, sugar.cured steady,
choice cauassed lIU ljc, Whisky Is
steady, western recuhed, SlU59 20,
CJllce, quiet Dut steady; Rio, cargoes,
common to prime, 6i!tt Zoe, Sugar Is
steady with u good demand !;
common to good COMMON, 80
3 .c; lalr to fully fair 53.U5joc; prime
to choice o4t6 4c; yeIlu" clarified, 7g
u &c, choice wmte clarified, 7al0oc;
graduated, 5 90. Moiasses, demand good
aud tcuuug upward; ceu.utugl, roo
hoe; common, 3O0jJc, lair, 3jW5Jc,
prime tu chuiue, 4eesdJc, Rice, III gouu
demand, at 4isUOtsc. Bran, quiet but
st sdy 81 Doc
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MEDICAL.
The Grea, English Remedy.

lols,. In N head, the Vital nuld paselug wu-
lhserycI n lh, L'i.r. .imnu' 0'nw lsrt-".
that eat 20 insanity amt a"ath . bee medical
gcurlcm"p connected with the Institution an,
,raluni,- ~ the best colleges ui Eur.pr and
hi, country, anu have hat large experience ~
these troubles and viii aErrr 90 mIfoti FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to ems" Of THIS Kind
theVITA l. itESTOK 'lIN EWndDr tlctf -p'CiA|
advice and treatment viii not cure or tor any
hing Impure or injurious found in u, We treat
all private Diseases -ucCcs-iMlY without mrr'
.NHmi alton and advice including auai} -i- OF
DR. %, 200. Price Of VITAL Itt~IpkAllNT
sI.an f. luttlr, or four times the quantity, s. 40
sent o. any address upon receipt ui price. g.
, d.. secure from observation aud In private
name IL Ie irel, by English Medical Institute
NO.Tls OllyV street, st / Oui-. Missouri Post
,nIyp box, 200 fucker x VIlis. Wholesale
,nd Retail gents Waco Texas --Aupiwly