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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-16
AUSTIN,
Department Notes-Pians for the Branch
Asylum Rejected, Etc.

Department Notes-Pians for the Branch
Asylum Rejected, Etc.
AUSTIN, Aug. 14.-[Special.l- 1.-The city
of Brownsville registered bonds to-day to
fund the present indebtnesss.
The treasurer paid out $4,000.
The land board was in session this even.
ing, and received the report from the land
office recommending the adoption of the
classification of lands rs heretofore made,
except in the following counties: Baylor,
Hardin. Knox, Nolen, Pecos, Presidio,
Webb shI K!vn Wheeler, tcrosSyi Diofesns, Cara
Terry Ell Psso, Hardin, Tom Green Dawson,
Fisher. Howell, Martin, Scurry, Arm
strong. Briscoe, Castro, Donley, Floyd.
Gray, Hale, Hall, Lamb, Motley, Swisher.
1t was postponed for further consideration.
1t was determined to send man to classify
and report on the condition of the uni
versity lands, the regents to pay his ex-
penses. A report from Presidio states that
timber is being cut from the school land by
the government contractor, but the board
! took no action.
The asylum commissioners to-day rejected
all plans offered for the Terrell branch
asylum, and have asked the architects to
submit one embracing certain features of
the plans that have bcsn considered. To
facilitate matters DR.. ANalace.s. Hon.ssB.
f. Frymier and engineer McLaurln lett
tonight for Terrell to make Typographical
survey of the grounds.
As the resignation of Judge Robertson, of
the Tyler district, does not take place until
the Goth, the governor will not indicate his
successor.
The president of the Homeopathic Physic-
ians send the governor, to-day a communi-
cation asking an audience with him to-mor-
row at o'clock. They feel they are strong
enough in the state to receive some recog-
milton, and have their school represented in
the medical branch of the university.
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WACO.
Brick Block---Public weighers- rs---College
Matters, Etc.

Brick Block---Public Weighers-- College
Matters, Etc.
WACO, Aug. 14,-[Special. Contract
closed here to-day for the erection of block
of brick buildings at McGregor. AL the
material is to be supplied from Waco.
The county commissioners appointed
four public weighers for duty at McGregor,
Moody, Eddy and Crawford, respectively
George Ward, colored was arrested and
jailed to-day, charged with breaking into
the United States bonded warehouse.
Under an order from the county COM
missioner's court, the county convicts in
the jail are to be turned over
to Contractor Darwin at.once. The board OF
trustees Of Waco Female college, Metho-
dist, at meeting to-day resolved to repair
their building thoroughly for occupation
by Professor Kounsavalt, of San Marcos,
recently elected president, vice s. P.
Wright, resigned.
Allen Clark. who jumped his bond re-
Gently, was recaptured AZ Peoria to-day,
and returned here.
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ATHENS
Large Damage suIt-The Judseshlp. 1T,

Large Damage suIt-The JudEeship. Etc.
ATHENS, Aug. l4.-ISpecial.l-one Of the
largest damage suits ever filed in this
county made its appearance on our docket
yesterday, brought by Z. J. Reddell. of this
city, for J. NJ. Coffee AGAINST J. s. Johnson
of Athens; T. r. Bonner and T. James, oi
Tyler. The suit Is for S5l 500, and is the re-
suit Of j. NJ. Coffee having been indicted.
tried and acquitted Of the charge Of arson
two years ago.
The resignation Of Hon. John G. Robin
son as Judge OF the Seventh Judicial district,
10 greatly regretted by our local bar and
our citizens in the county, as bis course
as Judge has greatly eDueared him 70 Oui
people. Some interest IL manifested as &c
who win be appointed IN his stead.
District court cOnveDes here next Hon
day, and this will be the new judges hrsi
court.
The change Of schedule on the Texas 4
ST. Louis railway somewhat Inconvenience
our mails
Cotton and corn crops reported fine al
over the county.
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GALVESTON,
demanded to Jal-Gone Under

demanded to Jail-Gone Under.
GALVESTON, Aug IA Especial. Richard
Harris, the negro who attempted to rob
the post-office at Richmond on the Sd in.
slant, had preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Spann this
.norning, and in default of bond of $500
was committed to jail. Harris was arrested
by ex-senator Binlow as he was making his
way into the post-ofiice.
The Sunday Dispatch. started about two
months ago by Pesk E. Williams 6 Co.,
union printers, went under to-day for want
OF patronage. The assets of the concern, it
is stated, will cover the liabilities.
The steam launch Charles Pourase arrived
from New York to-day. She will be used
in boarding vessels by the customs service
at This port.
From present indications the cotton re-
ceipts at this port for the season of 1882 and
1888 will reach 100000 bales.
Visitors are beginning to return in
anticipation of an early opening of the
business season.
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Blyins was started 20 work to-day. She
moved Off beautifully, smoothly, perfect In
all her parts
Miss Alice Thomas. niece, and Miss
Laura DeLore, tepdaughter of Mr.. A..
clements, OF this place, left this morning
Tor St. Louis, which Is Miss Thomas home.
The young man suspected of the theft OF
the $500 from Mr.. Futrell, mentioned few
days ago, and arrested, searched and re-
leased by the city marshal of Dallas, proved
to be the thief. Mr.. f.. found that he had
expressed bundle from here to Pilot Point;
he went there, called on the gentleman
got $3.50 of his money and started to Terrell
with the thief, who made his escape by
jumping of the train while en- route.
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Bouuv1LE. Aug i4.-Ths Oficiai returns
from - c0uufiss rive Knott, dem ocrat. for
governor. lli ~, M0rrOv. republican - ,il9.
The same cUuufies IN ls7s gHve Blackburn.
deuucrat. ai 80. Evans. Republican, G0.e9f-
Eruftis maioritv III seventT-uiDe counfies,
A. "a. Blacfburns majority, IS l05l. The
eIerfion. the-sicre. Shows democratic gain
ir vufes cf .fi1, and q republican rain
o SO q net democratic
BIartturr. - ~. ETnus, D1s8 Saving
uaigrifT fur Blackburn cf - 80
r. thee ---ties shculd r1.s -
fhev ID IN 1s71 Knot .
rrniority I'll srneed ff10l II thsT atCu
t,s u.-ns rutio q in-s.ss = VI bsst u
tn
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Mexican Outrage,

LAREDO, Aug. H.-[Special.l About 8
O'Clock this evening the undertaken this
place received telegram stating that jeff
Miller, who was so outrageously handled
oy the police officers of Monterey, Mexico,
Saturday, was sinking fast, and ordering
collin shipped for him, which cannot 90
forward before tomorrow evening owing
10 the custom-houses. II will cost 500 To
bring the body Of the unfortunate on the
other side of the Rio Grande, where it will
be taken to Austin for interment Miller's
treatment by the Mexican authorities was
most brutal. Five hundred dollars was
paid before doctor would attend him, and
the same amount charged TO amputate his
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SAN ANTONIO.
A Knotty Question for the Courts. Missing
Mexican Thieves, Etc.

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. H.-lS pecial. THE
trial of Mr.. Michael Courtney, baggage
master at the Sunset depot, for the obslruc.
tion of an officer of the law in d {
execution of his duty, involves a peculiai
question. Deputy Sheriff Samuels went to
the Sunset depot to levy an attach
ment upon trunk then on
the platform. After the levy was made,
Mr.. Samuels informed Mr.. Courtney what
had been done, when the latter
insisted that the trunk had
been checked, and that it must be forward
ed, and in spite of the officers objection,
took it from him. He then placed it on
the train, and it was sent forward.
Conrad Schulz has beea miss
ing since Friday, ana his trends
are anxious about him. He has
long been connected with the military
headquarters He was in every way relia-
BILE and trustworthy. aud his conduct in
this respect is unaccountable.
A picked nine from San Antonio will
compete in the Dallas base ball tourna.
ment, August 9th.
The sheriff and mounted police are busy
after several Mexican horse-thieves who
are making things lively tor stock in this
and adjoining counties. Several rencounters
have taken place, but so tar bloodless.
Manuel Flores, one of the most noted, is
believ. ITO hare been wounded Sunday
night, Vat not captured
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CLEBURNE.
Observation-Disclosures Jail.

CLEBuRSE, Aug. l4.-[Special.l-D. #,
Tucker and f. L. Deshong, of Tyler, are
here, comforting with the city authorities
for the erection of water-works. Their plan
and proposition is considered more favor
ably than any other heretofore submitted.
The council has taken no action in the mat
ter yet, but doubtless will soon.
Willie Beverly, aged about 10, son OF
Elder w. ID. Beverly, of the Baptist church,
considered by all a very worthy young
man, died last night, after long spell Of
sickness.
The county commissioner have adopted
one of the two plans offered by ]. j. Lyon,
OF Palestine, for the new county jail, in
place of the old one, lately burned, but in a
better location and more remote from the
square. The building is to be spacious and
OF fine architectural design, with the latest
and best appliances and improvements, re-
sembling somewhat in appearance the Gal
weston and Dallas iails.
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Hosiery Department.

Ladies' Colored Cot Hose l2]ac, reduced
from 20c.
Ladies' Colored Cotton Hose 20c., reduced
from 25c.
Ladies' Colored Cotton Hose 25c., reduced
from S5c.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 4Oc reduced from
soc.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 5Oc, reduced
from 75c.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 75c., reduced
from 81.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose II, reduced
from 81 rs.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 81, reduce'
from So.
A complete assortment of Childr ems and
Misses Cotton Hose all fully 25 per cent under
regular prices.
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COMMERCIAL


NEr YOEE. Aug. 14.-COft0ns spot,
closed quiet. I-ls oif. sales 3ss. ell 70 spin
ners. Texss quoted, ordinary. 77-e; Rood
.ordinarr. -, low middline, 10 l-lis mid
ding. 10 JIG. rood rniddline. 1ol5-lo. mid
ding fir. n e16. Fufures closed sres1y
sales. a 90 delivered On cOutrBct. 400.
Inrrs-. 1915. eeutenber. 1921. October.
fzto 1913. November, 1910 20 10 II;
Deem her. 10-13 70 l015. ssruarI, l08 70
10 "a. Februnry. 104 % 1015. Beeyes -
.csipts, go. mainly erports dressed BEE
rnr~ ~ u-7rus CITY dressed
rntirss. - - f71|1. f1r Tsres aDd CoI1rsoc
stoct 81 - g 10 western trerssd. tneer
rerssr|ts. z7l6. weak snf ursrttIed, q 75 tr
e. 81 for abeeT, a. 81 II - - Is f1r l1rnts.
fresset m rttons drn- FIDur frm- Nhest.
sr1t Iots. ouensf u - osrt Iorrr. closinr
s-rrnr.r- Eo.l ref q - n ~ . % II
stenner 10. : -. e. o31-1 70 81 . II. No.
I'd. Sis - ti-l7i si-1ns 10 z rs1l
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wAxABACHIE

Died.
waIAHaoHTE, Aug. a. Especial. The
commissioners court 81 in session and is
bessigsd with petitiong-1 ~ new roads and
10 change the old Ones
The treasurer rspots tia5381 Of gen
eral fund on hand. and y7.05y school fund.
There viii be about per capita school
fund for this county ~ ensuing year.
Crop prospects for lsilis c7unty we're
never better.
The fntber Of ?. 7. crisler. one of or
leading rnsrchauts vasf med here ester
day evening.
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FORT WORTH
Lunatic Observation-Disclosures Com
pany Gone 20 Work.

Lunatic rested-Refrigerating Com
pany Gone 20 Work.
FoRT WORN. Aug. H.-ISpeciAl. l-Wf-
liam swepshire. q lunAtic from Wise
county, who escaped while on his way 10
the asylum two weeks ago, was arrested
here to-day and lodged in jail.
Cattle men ami capitalists held q meet
ing this afternoon and decided 10 raise
$1,000 for the erection Of re-
frigerating works. The chief markets
will be So. Louis and New Or
leans. The stockholders have received
positive ASSURANCE that Huntington would
extend the Central from WATAhachie 10
Fort Worth.
Amer nine Of the leaders Of the sewer
strikers were arrested and put IN jail. the
balance decided 20 70 20 work 81 the re
duced wages. and al is quiet now.
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CORSICANA,

Found Sick and Destitute-Thrown From
Her Horse, Etc.
CoRsIcANA, Aug. H.-[Special.1-A white
man was found lying on the ground, near
the Union depot, early this morning, very
dangerously sick. He was taken to a lodg-
iug-house and medical attendance sum-
moned.
Miss Maggie Cassidy, while out for an
early ride this morning, was thrown from
her horse and slightly injured.
The first through passenger train from
Cairo passed through at ., m. to-day, sew
eral hours behind time.
The transfer warehouse Of the Howard
Oil company is rapidly nearing completion.
Business in the mayors court is stag
mated.
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Err OEIEAEs. Aus. 14.-Maior Z. Bu1ks,
in . lester 20 the board Df rnanagsrs Of the
words Industrial and Cotton Csntsnnisl
erpn~ffun. accspting the position Of direc-
rsr-nsnsral, snETests tne orgAnirstion 81 an
nurilIiary conmisslon m 80 parsh
III I,orisinna, and IN every state q the
Union. that there rnay be q cornplets repre-
ur-|tntfr~ q ne rroc urts and fnarufnctures
II fbs ccurtry e. the erDosifiyn- Re also
h1r.ss fhs f1r siEn Fyr-runsuts er1 p'eo-
- NJ i Irtsrss.sd m The srposifion.
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ROUND ROCK.

Crops-RaIlroad Matters-Telegraph Wires.
RoUSD Rock, Aug. H.-IspeciAl.l-Th
cotton crop is falling fast on account Of no
rain.
There are rumors Of the Georgetown Tap
being extended to Lampasas At no distant
day. II such is true, Round Rock will be-
come the second town.
The Western Union company are putting
up The t1ird commercial wire along the d.
raafur
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KANSAS CITY.
IN. erouBa. Tor IN. PrIr.-rIsht.

The Grounds for the Prizs-Fieht.
Kansas CRY. Aug. "a 8-fSPecisll-Charlss
Mitchell sBd his trainer. Billy Madden,
to-day picked their training grounds, which
are ct Shawnee Mission, . few
miles southwest Of this city,
scross the Kansas line. The men viii take
I'D their quarters In the deserted building
Of he old mission school. They leave to-
morrow morning Tor the grounds. In refer
eDce 20 the report that the fighting
grounds are 20 Be 81 Ninita. Indian terri
cory. Msdden refuses 20 talk, simply de-
claring fhst DO one knows but himself and
one or two Others, iust where the fpot is
N ~
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Drawing of the Louisiana state-List OF
the Lucky.

Drawing OF the LOUISIANA State-List ol
the Lucky.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 4.-[Special.l- J.
The monthly drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery occurred to-day. The fol-
lowing is the official list OF the priEe-win.
ming tickets:
No. 81, ,lO7, capital prize; sold in Chicago
and Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
No. 6,lSS, second prize, sold in Chicago
and Selma, Alabama.
No. 81 ,563, third prize; sold in Nashville
Tennessee.
Nos. 1919, New Orleans and Philadel
phia; 76, 1l9, Vicksbsrg, Mississippi, each
SO 900.
Nos. 15. .26l, Dayton, Ohio; 9.167, Guate
mala, Central America; 29,672, Indianapolis
Indiana, and Parsons. Kansas; 43,475, Ne y
York and Chicago, S.252, Opelika, Ala
bams, and Fort Wayne, Indiana, eaci
5000.
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MEArHERTonD.


The District tcourt-apPointment
WEATHEHF0ED. Aug. 1g.-rsPeciAl The
district cJurt IL now engaged In the trial OF
the suit Of Levi. Wood ". Er sheriff
Nerberry and others. He claims damages
Tor Illegal sale ol printing-Office, erempt
IRON sale By Law.
John u. Lacey was appointed public
ueigher byths comm .ssi0Dsrs court to-day.
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Tr1aEEEss. AuE 14.-Ispedal-l-Nsss-s
Bshan and Chic a-s hsTing ths fyuudstior
suff r-epa-ntorT - building q two-ssory
t-f-k fuiIdirr. o. B-o.f g-est-
I've Tsrnrfaua nlne st-uck ratct
r.rns o. tsli uitt tts Hops nins e H1Ts
to-dsT. Ins rssult \ nH fDCrn-
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Illicit DistiIlery.

JEFFEEsoN' Aug. A.-[Special.l deputy
United States Marshal John Elsner, of
Shreveport, with other officers of the gov
eminent, to-day captured and DESTROYED
an Illicit distillerv, in the northwest corner
OF Caddo parish, Louisiana, arrested the
proprietor, Cyrus j. Loveladv, and brought
him to this place, where he will be taken 10
Shreveport TO await the action of the
courts. Lovelady is about 40 years of age
ana has large family. He was arrested
several years ago upon similar charge.
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Teras q Pacific Machine shop Hands
Personal asnfion
MaEsHaLL, AuE. "a -rspscisl.l-Tbers
have been no DISCHARGES jet from among
the men in the car shops of the Tsrss A
Pacific. The men are thorouehly disguised
81 the N1auner In which they have been
treated b. the company.
Judge r. 5. Wnlker srd family arriVed
yesterdsy morning, On bic way home from
Hot spriDgs, and va spend some time Win
his friends IN this city.
Ths vesthsr 4 vsrT varn-
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The returns from the Fourth ward coulc
not be obtained; sufficient was ascertained
however, to indicate the election there o
J. Nj. Bergman and Dewitt Smith; Cum
ming, third White, fourth.
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IsDASaroLIs, AuE. A.-This morning
Edrard schistsr, butcher, stsbbed Mrs..
N srgaret Ksufrnan, VINO vas formerly his
wife aud Afterwards shot himself dead.
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Dress Goods Department

One lot of Black Brocaded Bunting reduced
from $50. to SOC.
One lot of Black Guipure Lace Grenadines
reduced from 81 so to o..
One lot Iron Grenadines reduced from 6oc. 10
35c. and Csc.
lot of Colored Silk Grena adines, in evening
shades, reduced from 81 to &c.
One lot Cashmere Grenadines reduced from
80 so to 81 So
All-wool Debeige, AZ inches wide, reduced
from SOC. to S5c
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OornmIssIonsrs ccurt- F1surinr Nm-Psr.
sonnl-Tss RIrhf Man.
TEEEEL1., AuR 10 -fz<ecial The corn.
.l.6s.s.. ...... e. ssu,. - % ;s.a.Z; 2. p.s. ~
wers Q. G. Wi1son. " uiss ant z. g
Nethut. he tuc fCrn ere elected.
Ths naumoth touri1 III q LigTd
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Silk Department..

Fouard silks down once more and for the last
TIME to Soc, which were originally 81 and IL 20.
All Summer Silks have been again reduced
from late marked down prices.
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-Wards

The vote from the Fourth ward could not
obtained, but it was ascertained that about
81 votes were cast all through, majority
b eing for amendments.
FOR PUBLIC WEIGHER.
The following are the returns, 30 far as
can be ascertained, for public weigher:
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Glove Department.

Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves2'c., formerly 35c.
Ladies' Ltsle Thread Gloves S5c., formerly 0oc.
Ladies' Lislc Thread Gloves 5Oc., formerly Zoe.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves 9Oc., formerly sl %
Ladies' Fine Silk Gloves Il, formerly 81 %.
Ladies Fine Silk Gloves Il So, formerly I'll 70.
Ladies' Fine Silk Gloves 81 80 formerly ".
Childrens Lisle Gloves 15c.
Ladies' 5-hook-Foster-B Kid Gloves
Qaced) VI per pair.
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New York Special Telegram--Stock'
and the Staple.
Stocks and Securities Becoming More
Steady.
A Suspension which Causes Ripple of
Excitement.
Refusal of Banks TO Endorse Checks
the Canse.
U. s. Marshal Runs in an Illicit Dis
tiller.
Outrages Perpetrated by the Unscru
pul0us Greasers.

Other Matters of Special Interest,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26

and started bis pony in the opposite
direction, with The loose end OF the
lasso wound around the pummol Of
bis saddle so as to throw Heenan
down, when the latter was
scared in the opposite direction
BY Neil MCCARTHY. They had both
reckoned without their host, il seems,
for no sooner did the lasso tighten
on the huge animals neck, aud Nc
Uarthy. start his pony towards him
than the latter, with ears bent and
mouth wide open, brealhed tho nox-
ious vapors arising from his stomach
with degree Of venom that scared
the pony 50 bad that the long shanked
curb bit had no power TO restrain his
course down the steep hill into the
creek. Whites horse was dragged NJ.
ter Heepan, as the lasso was 6y that
time made fast to the saddle. The
three quadrupeds Jumped the creek
about the same time and dashed
through an Indian village, the lAsso
pulled by the Joint strength Of the
pony and the camel dragging down
the deer skin lodges Of the red men,
as the beasts that drew il scudded past.
The squAws were scolding, the braves
we're arming themselves and the chill
dren squalling As the mad procession
passed. Nothing stopped the bold on :
si!aught Of Heenan until he was pre-,
cipltated against . tree and almost
thrown to the ground, upon which
Jack White cut his lasso and escaped
with his companion, and was winter
again before the king Of the head Of
camels was eoralled, lassoed hobbled
and sold TO Mr.. Barrett's agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26

The loss of life in India due to the
ravages Of venomous snakes is almost
incredible. Yet consumption, which
is as willy and fatal as the deadliest
Indian reptile. is winding its coils
around thousands Of people while the
victims are unconscious of its pres,
ence. DR.. r. V. Pieroe's "Goldon
Medical Discovery must be used TO
cleanse the blood Of the scroiulous
impurities, for tubercular consumption
IS only a form Of scrofulous disease.
Golden Medical Discovery is a SOW.
ereign remedy for all forms Of sorolu-
lous disease, or kings evil, such as
tumors, white swellings, fever sores,
scrofulous sore eyes, as we'll as Tor
other blood and skin diseases. By
druggists