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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
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New ORLEANS, Nov. GA 6.year old I,al-
ian girl died of yellow fever Tuesday in
the Charity hospital, three hours after ad-
mlttance. The child was of family of en-
igrants who with others, came here after
landing at Vera Cruz, where they did not
obtain employment.
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The interstate COM
missioner on Federal aid to education in
the south was appointed at the Louisville
department to-day, and effected bill to
present to congress.
BARK AND CARGO BURNED.
NEW York, Nov. 9-The bark Magarita
C.dan, with 1875 barrels of naptha and
2lOO barrels of refined oil was burned.
TUG DISASTER,
New York, Nov. 0 An explosion on the
tug boat early to-day, sank the boat and
killed four men.
The boat was blown into fragments, the
the schooners, and seven persons were on
the tug. The killed are Captain Eardis and
wife, cook John Kelley, and Charles Con
ners, a deck hand, and Charles Kelly, the
engineer, was picked up with broken limbs,
and two other men on the tug were blown
into the river.
DIVORCE CASE SETTLED.
TOPEKA, Nov. 9.-The celebrated divorce
ease of John @. Carpenter VS.. Elizabeth
Carpenter, which has been in the supreme
court since August. was decided TO day, in
favor of the plaintiff. The action OF the
lower court being over-ruled.
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 0.-Albert Velospil, q
Hungarian; who on August 9th stabbed
John Sutuski, a fellow countrynan TO
death in Killbach township, Allegheny
-. ~ q
csntured to-day In BROOKLYN. He was
working in a sugar refinery under an as
sumed name. The murder excited great
commotion at the time H. was committed.
He has confessed the crime.
BUSINESS FAILURES.
NEw York, Nov. The business fall
ures for the last seven days in the United
States and Canada are oil against 2l5 the
previous week. -
GENERAL SUSPENSION ASKED.
New York, Nov. 9-Eyscuauon day fall
ing OF Sunday, the mayor asks the people
10 observe the next day. Monday, the 10Th.
This wear being the centenary departure II
he british from New York the mayor asks
the general suspension of business.
BOILER INsURAEcE.
New YoRK, Nov. 9-fhe American
Steam Boiler Insurance company was m
corporated with q capital OF $4,000, with
power 10 increase IL.
FLOOR AND WALLS TUMBLE.
RALx1GH, Nov. 9.-At LaSrinburg, dur
ing = gathering Of colored folks 10 Nc.
Leans hall, the floor gave way, followed
by the wall. tumbliDg down. A wild scene
ensued. Amer eli had been extricated IRON
the ruins, eight we're found to be iniared
and two MORALLY.
w JUDGE DEAD.
NEW ORLEANS, nov. "a Times-Demo
crat st. Martinsville special says General
Alcidiaies, Judge Of the supreme court IN
der Governor Nichols administration. dies
last night.
ASSIGNED.
Norreo~ERY. Nov. 9.-Simon and Mer
tief DIV goods. assigned to ID. krsuss, fo
/ the beueft Of creditors; no preferences
Liabilities, $4,000. assets Bominally
S28 900.
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TEMPLE.

TEMPLE. Nov. TSpecialI-About 1880
o'clock this evening, fire broke out in
the woodshop in small building adio'n'
ing the engine house of the Santa Fe road.
Fears were entertained at one time that the
round house would also go. but owing to
the effective service rendered by the hook
and ladder company. and of citizens who
rallied promptly TO the call, no other dam;
ace Vas done than the burning Of the wood
sbop' Loss between 81 800 and $1,000.
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Other Interesting News by Specials.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, Nov. 9-[Specia!l,- Attorney
General Tempeton ia quito i'll.
or one hundred and tiity-nine JUDGES
whose southern histcrial papers were sent
August 7th, Only foriy-four have acknoWl
,,edged receipt OF the same
Charters: Sulphur Springs cooperative
association, Patrons of HusbBndrv, capital
stock S25 600 San Antonio live stock and
land company Coleman City, capital STOCK
$40 COO; -, rov.s Central railway
company paid under protest, w Zoz slnK,
inc fnnd and interest on money borrowed
from the common schools. The company
claim that under the provisions OF the ACT
of March 18th 1870, they rendered the state
bonds in full compliance, with the the act,
which the late refused. The company also
claim allowance OF credit of $l52 S54 PAID
? nv them. but which the state refuses to
recornize. The Galveston, Harrisburg ana
San Antonio railway paid in $2,o4S sihklng
fund aud interest. po..,u
A private telegram from Amos Z. Foster
saws he will publish his side OF the question
on his return.
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MADIsos, Wrs-. Nov. s.-GOvernof Rnsk
called meeting 0i TIRE cspitsl building
c,ruuission. 10 consider the details NJ vss-
terdey's disaster. in the collapse ~ = Duf-
fion al tie nes capitsl BUILDING. Coufrsc-
to-s sr,d architects we're ersrnined, and - .
resuIt al the cruferencs, n wss recsos1 "
hsve . COMMITTEES Of experts insiitute m
ne coroner jury bsld an irqus- ~ Ire
boSies. Fivs are oesd and tire Houuot q
ard eruecIed 70 de
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BrrFsDo. E5v. "A gale this afternoon
.i.- dom . iour-siory building Which VS.
h.ftg catIs-ruc-ed ~ Jacob ID I'd,
suH we've men were buried
~ ID. wins. KILLED. Joseph Scbosnfbsl
v Hsn Ecrsrt. J .seph Grade lesrpsrtsrs,
-. . r., = isba-s-. Chsrlss FiutDsr sDd
: even Osbsrs ss.s ssriSss.g l1Jz4e1.
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WILLS POINT

Wills PoIEr. Nov. 9.-Gspecial, I-Col-
onel G. L. Celia, and s. K. Rosenbaum'
started cut hunting esrly this morning
Having in the buggy with them little Wick,
son of Colonel Celia. When the horse
started the reins catching In the locks OF
tbe Ioed taking effect in the right arm OF
fhe little boy, decorating the muscles OF the
arm, but not damaging the bone: Or.
Reeves, the attending physician, thinks the
arm can be saved.
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BY SPECIALS,

kostlni Allowance Of Credit REUSED
by the state.
.aa.aas-
Isan Antonio: A Gang Of Thieves ANA
sand. Baggers.
Fort Worth: 4 Murder Trlal-An Tn
n Just VIII.
Sherman Passengers Receive SOne-
what Of JOstIing.
kGaIyesion: A Wholesale discharge OF
4 EMPLOYEES.
RYilis Point Serious and Accidental
Discharge Of Gun.
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led bnl MI deal befofe reaching 10. The
cause IA supposed ~ have been heart dla.
eae. Mr. Ball had but lately removed
ffofn Gfeedyills ~ this place,
The weaihsfis warm and threatening
rain.
County court will Try no OWL cases this
week.
The court has been engaged 10 far on
criminal business Honorable r. o, GO0dner
presiding; W. r, Beyelly county attorney,
prosecuting. There was only one acqultal
by Jury In all the cases tried,
Considerable interest Ia being manifested
in the race lorthe legislature. We bave an
election on December lth, 10 I'LL the vnol-
ton caused by resignation Of Honorable
Elwnrd Chambers. Colonel II, d. Allison,
w. ". Minitt and George Coruth are
candidates. Many of our citizens are WIS.,
itiDg Dallas to see the races.
Proceeds Of eslray sales last Monday
were 1915.
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PLANO, Nov. 9-[Special.l-News has
Just been received here to-day that r. G.
Clark's clubhouse. about five miles north.
west of here was totally destroyed by fire
late yesterday evening. also about ten bales
of seed cotton. Loss about 5000; insur.
ance 81, 500. 1t is supposed to have caught
from friction.
At least two-thirds of the cotton crop is
picked in this section and a great many are
through picking. Receipts of cotton in
this market still remain light.
j. w. Ross, who was arrested few days
ago on the charge of robbing r. M. Kirk
wood of $50 while drunk, was released to-
day on $3.50 bond.
a grand Masquerade ball will be given
here on the 23d instant.
Weather cloudy and warm.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, Nov. 9.-I5pecial. 1.-The west
bound passenger train last evening, ran
into the rear end of train of cars loaded
With cotton near Whitesboro, demolished
four freight cars and slightly bruisng the
engineer and fireman OF the passenger.
The en- ineer remained on the engine, the
fireman jumped off. The passengers re-
ceived good jostling put no one he rpJu REQ
seneer from Fort Worth, due here at $50
this a. m. to reach here at 8 o'clock p. M
this evening.
. The west.bound passenger being some;
what late, was trying TO make mp time and
coming into the yard came very near COL
liding with the switch engine which was
occupying the main track.
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ALLEY

ALLEN, Nov. 0. -[Special. Marshall &
Wells gin, about three miles east Of here,
was totally destroyed by FIRE about z
o'clock this evening. Insured.
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Cucaso. Eov. she Gsrnisus fthis
r=sr. t,-uirtt hid q ssculnr - dis.irrui.h-
- f-rrn the religious crisrrstiur ~ ne
90 furIfr-rfh an ivsrsary ~ tfs rirIt 81
Nrrtir Lufhef. A gsEish rstt. "a sang
ftrs ruearsrA
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. e.-[Special,l-Dig'
pnowitty Hill is bscoming.the home OF an
organized band of sneak thieves Last
night $3.50 card case was stolen,and many
betty thets occur nightly in that vicinity
Mr.. Gusman was sand.bsgged last night
on avenue @, by two men. The object was
robbery, By knocking his assailants down
he escaped.
Aoodiums who were armed, but failed 10
Eight monte dealers were arrested by the
police and fined s26 apiece by the recorder
this morning.
Sam Washington this morni ha va; found and
auiity Oh s ae tblse Years in the peniten.
tary. u;,aou,
on Commerce street have been cut lately
through malice. u,
nue G and Houston street, discovered
number of human bones and an old stirup
which had been buried for many years.
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LoSovrKv, Nov. 9.-[specisl.-A passing
freight train set fire to some cotton on the
platform Of the Texas & Pacific. railway
lsbout O'Clock this afternoon, and twenty
bales damaged. The loss falls on the rail-
way company.
Mrs.. ]. L. Lacy, an old resident OF this
vicinity. died yesterday, leaving a family
-Ihe fremen's ball last night was suc-
cess. The music, from Dallas, was highly
complimented,
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GALVESTON, Nov. o.. - Especial - The
santo Fe railway yesterday discharged be-
tween 800 and 400 men, and the Galveston,
Houston & Henderson railway and the
sunset route, il is learned, are also dis
charging great numbers OF men. The cause
Is the stoppage Of construction and the
raj trl1ness of business.
s. Margare. Dalton was found dead at
residence this evening, The coroner
Pas notified, who empannelled a Jury aho
continued the inquest until tomorrow
aornipg,
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FORT WORTH,

FoRr WORTH, Nov. 9.-tSpecial.l-The
preliminary examination of e. L. Cunning
nam. who killed J w. Fleming, resulted in
being remanded to jail with
ont bail, Attorney General Templeton
Ind his law partners, Carter q Wynne, VIII
he prosecution. z. G. Cunningham, the
fat6sf Tf the prisoner. who lives, at st.
Charles. Missouri, is wealthy, and Is ex'
nected TO come to his sons aid.
Mrs Jessie Allen, of st. Louis, has en-
nloyed LAWYERS to break the will OF Der
father. Colonel w. L. Cause, who died
worth SAC, 900, and lett all OF his properly
20 his son George L. Cause. me S Wlat va" a.
Colonel Cause, and did not mention his
dauphter.
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" Turf

BEIsHroE BEAoH. Nov. 9.-Thrse-fourth
mil.-WoIley Douelss, first; Black Gal
s.cond. Fearless. third. Time-l.Zl 4,
mile-itaEca, first; stOochmi. second Joe
NJ tchell, third l1me-l'4s -.
mile and one eight. Felicia. hrs,. LaEon
second- Little Dan third. Time. POI -.
Nile and oDe-f0urfn-F5nR kgie us,
Barney Aaron second, LyttOn third. Tune
2.1314.
Miie-Clars A, first: Hsnrv B, second;
Ben WOolsy, third Tinss -isol4
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POLITICAL AGITATIoNs.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. 9.-Political
agitation has again broken out. There was
procession yesterday and the streets were
densely crowded. Public meetings were
afterwards held in the city hall. Resolu-
lions we're passed expressing disappoint-
ment that no reply had been received from
the queen to the representatives of the peo-
pie OF Jamaica, and that new government
had been appointed without any assurances
from the queens minister. The grievances
of the people must be redressed and the
wrongs removed. 1t was also resolved there
shall be no taxation without representa-
ton. If there WAS the colony would refuse
10 pay taxes and would offer passive re.
sistance. They would leave the govern
ment to collect the taxes ut the point OF
the bayonet.
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It's Job Office

RIM BY STEAM. has not a superior shy
where The IgrK1st Poster % the smallet
Csrte-de-Vlsi'e can here b. executed win q
nesfness ard dispatch not 10 be eNceued any
where.
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ST. LOUIE.

Sr. LOUIS. Nov. Especial. Local
cotton market; active demand firm; tone
and prices well maintained. Two thousand
five hundred bales sold.
Cash wheat weaker and slow Of sales;
No. 2 red, $1.01 l 4.
Dash corn brisk; No. 2mixed sold to spec
ulators, A 81.
Wool steady; demand prices firm.
Hides quiet and easier for green. owing
to the unfavorable advicss from the east;
prices unchanged.
Cattle receipts fair, comprised some OF
the best grass Texans placed upon sale this
season. out oftwenty head. more than one
half exceptionally good. The cattle we're
from the Sweetwater district, and consign-
ed to Scaling q Sambyn, by Thomas
Trammell aud Trammell Il Newman. rbe
first bunch to be weighed was to Cohen d
Steinberg, which averaged 1,Ol6 pounds
and brought 81 40, good price, but no
more than they were worth. Seven lots OF
Texas steers, aggrcgating 1873 head, sold
at an average price, rsngipo from $3 20 to
"a 40. Texas bulls brough. 1925,
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CORsICANA.

CoRsroANA, Nov. 9.-TSpecial.I- The
church board OF the new Cumberland Pres
byterian church, in East Corsicana, held q
meeting last night, and unanimously voted
to seat the church with opera chairs. The
board selected the same style OF opera
chairs as those which now adorn the new
opera-house in Dallas. The folding chairs
are to be placed in half circle and will be
the crowning feature of the prettiest church
in this section of the state. The order for
the chairs was telegraphed to Chicago last
night and will be forwarded at once.
Twelve thousand bales of cotton have
been received up to date.
Mr.. Joseph Huly and family reached
home last night, after an extended tour
through the north.
The Waterworks company are making
rapid Roadway with their reservoir. Pipe
laying will commence next week.
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TYLER, Nov. 0-[5pecial ~. f, Kitchen
and Henry Keel, residents of the south
eastern part Of this county, had difficulty
in this lily about 10 O'Clock last night in
which Keel was severely cut, receiving four
cuts in a rather vital place. Kitchen r.-
arrest d aud Jailed. Kcel's wound @
dressed by physician, who thinks ne VIII
recover He was removed home to-day.
Liquor was the cause.
More than 10000 people were 10 the city
yesterday, most Of whom attended the
oircus.
Henry Miller colored, of Troupe, was ar.
rested and jailed here yesterday on charge
of assault with intent TO murder.
The supreme court reversed and remand
ed, Eylar ct al VS.. Eylar and wife. from
Navarro; Bowles ct al vs.. Beal ct al, from
Navarro Davis ct al VS.. Newcome ct al.
from Gravson Affirmed Collins VS., Nc
Daniels. from Pamela; Brown Ell al VS..
Weldy Lodge. from Lamar. Reversed and
remanted; Floyd ct al vs. Terrell ct al,
from Wise. Submitted on briefs tor both
narlies and oral argument for appellants
Read ct al VS.. Smith, from Navarro.
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Reasonable Rates.

And being located in the heart Of Texa s Il o.
fers TO Advertisers one Of the very best medi'
uHs in the entire sOrth.
year by year the HERALD has in reasei its
facilities for giving n It's readers more extern
sive news, not only from every poruoa Of this
immense State, bat IRON the leading cities IN
the Union.
II hiss spared 10 expense in the procuring o.
ef Gent service in the field, and IN It's Offices Al
home 70 keep fully abreast Of the times.
It's news service equa's IN SPECIALS IN nun
Der and quality To any journal south 81 -
Louis while It's ASSOCIATED PRESS TELE
GRAMS are Just a. full and correct.
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whole Tickets, -; Half Tickets, 81 ~
Tickets. $50; 90 Tickets, 500
Remit money or bank draft In letter or seu5
by express. Don't send by registered letter o.
post-oiiice order, until further notice. Orders
of IS and upward by express can b. sent as
our expense. Address all orders to ] j. DOUG-
LAS, Louisville Ky. G. A. Webster, 70i Main
c.-oS- ba1as TnNPs
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wv YunE, EoT. s.-Dsuvs- 4 Ris
Gr.nas, 50 Houston q Tsrs c>rtrA
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MAILED FREE-A highly impo, 1l .r1F'.f7
wi Of &c nag on disCa.es o. the 'ra.t u .E.
Lungs Nervous system and man, .f..r ai-.
eases which renuer life SNu-ce ~ "I.'f" ."'
which under careful and iudiCious I". .u no
msiOrity Of eases can he cured. ..s
We ~ EARL $50 HUDSON street - .U tH.,.
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MARSHALL

MARsHALL, Nov. s.-Tspecial.l Mrs. An.
ma W. Ivion, sister Of Colonel G. M. Racquet
of this city, died at 0vertOn yesterday. The
remsius were brought TO this city and
buried this evening.
A petition IL being signed asking the
county Judge TO order an election 20 M the
vsceucv caused BY the resignation OF Mayor
starr and the Jour aldermen
The weather continues very vsrm iof tne
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McKurrY. Nov. 9.-Ispscii mn. 8.
N. Ball. an elderly gentleman. who came
here from GrsenviIls and opened q dry
Goods store under HsiDes' opera house,
.s,.r rpturuine bone from the store last
rirht. wss tsksn suddenly al and died
frride Of 40 hour. His remains vii De
fsfsn 20 Grsenvils in the morning Tor II
Four miles east Of this place, about :
~,~lr.rt ffIis rftsrno0n- l. Pace. brakeman
~ fbs Esst Line rsilrosd, IN IN epoesyof
A. fnrnp from one car 20 snstber, Nbile me
k<-riD -rs IN morton. iell, and vas run over
and snsfantly killed.
. hruf O'Clock this sfternoon, frHn Z
8 rns kirked In the stomach ~ mule.
ros erp-ctsf 20 recover
Ixfh-r VAN and ciesr.
rusrrtrrt Of our cry, died s71oeniy
lsft Hs had j-st rssiIea, n1e vss
q -, and fsslinE kints s,srte1 70 ~,
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LIMA, Nov. 9-Aiter the revolt OF the
Monteros troops at Arequipa, Colonel
Raygado attacked the mutiueers and the
populace. killing seventy, including the
mayor of the city. General Canevsro was
killed by his own troops. The whole Chi
liam expeditionary ;orce in Areqnipa of the
Bolivian army are concentrating at Oruro,
Montero, in Bolivia. Bolivia is treating for
peace with Chilli.
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YELLOW BISMARCK

BERLIN, Nov. S.-Bismarck is suffering
from the jauudice, 1t is not serious but
troublesome. Another report is that Bis
marck suffers from cold.
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VIENNA, Nov. 9-At tue session Of the
Austrian delegation, the minister to foreign
affairs said that the outbreak in Servia was
only of local character and had been sup.
aaal
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= mel pnsnge TTe ~
-rr-t ~ r0stof o. tl.r-T r-fer. o. cnech
: Ts a. - Nv f1Tf.
Looks NJ printei lsttl on yOur paper tnt
.a-sit before d eruirss.
Parties wishing psTerE chHnFet must ram
Oh old and new postDflues
Ire uarars s1id % 81 traifls 81 - ref Soy
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q n REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING win
XII take place in the Masonic Hal 81 asorIs
I'LL Temple Building, in Louisville Ky,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1893
A LAWFUL LOTTERY and FAIR DRAW.
ING, chartered by the Legislature oi ~. ara
twice declared legal by the hghest Court IN ne
State. Bond given to Henry county in the um %
500 00n for the prompt pay all p hes sold.
REVOLUTION IN Single Number DrsHlugg.
Coy Every ticket holder his own supervisor
can call out the number OH his ticket suI see
the corresponding mum Der On the to plocsd
IN the wheel in his presence. These drawings
viii occur on the last THURSDAY VI aVsry
month. Read the magnificent p. H.sN
NOVEMBER sCHEMF.
Prize. .................--...... e 1900
trize... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lc,e09
Prize ................,.t t,e00
2 Prizes 81, 500 each. go. ......... 500
Prizes, 81, 0n0 each. ................ 6NOe
% Prizes, $500 each tO,6Od
Ito Prizes, 81U0 each. 1000
30 Prizes, $50 each. .................- inNa
500 Prizes, $40 each .................... 1905
], 700 Prizes, SIC each. ..............,.. lgOE
Prizes, 1900 each app KIN at prize I71G
9 Prizes, $500 each I" 1879
Prizes, 8leO each g0a
-----s--.
1857 FRIES.
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1ariaI Fercr and many other diseases trI,ere
fontcs are required - differing essentially
from all other Bc3' Foods and Tonics.
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF
the Blood and en,jciesit. and is there
foro ine inriJorunt and corrective
in cases OF all clrGstiO lRalddieS which
nro associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
tothe regulating and nourishing prop
critics OF its great food tonic elements
1t compensates fortho loss Of citdlify,
induced by Consumption, Cdtayrh or
Bronchial and Throat affections. Ie
sSiH ycs,edy Feminine De5iHty and
reimburse The female physique for
those Losses Of citdNtv company
ing esmpIaissts peculiar 70 the ses-
Mothers nuTstss0 cir own children,
and delicate trSNaDst who expect to
become mothers and bring up eiger-
OTIS children should by all N cans use
1t. IT TOLL restore sufferers FROM
Mental or Nervous Pr0strG ton arts-
ing from Ouer- tc0rh, Ercesses Or
Drofracted Disease. 1t Uilt cure
Drunkenness and the Opium Ha6it
for az the appetite grows healthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF this Tonic. tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally ex-
tinct. II highly beneficial l., Liver
Complaints, MdlaS-iI Ferer, ana
ALL MaIartal Disease; and for tho
debilitatlng effects OF Ferer Of anu
Ijy,d IL has no oy,idl. 1t repairs
rrastc, improves Digestion and 4p-
1,etite, and affords tho Dyspeptic IN
4 la os,4,sI YllI