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me Bad and Worthless

Eany ,rr %taled or counterfeited. This ia
I've proo, " ,p VI a family medicine, and It is,
|tlg6'est, 'tO, ,.., mat the remedy initiated ia Of
dsnd d. n. Value As soon as it had been
BItts,ip proved by the whole World that
lbIe 6%,', AN was the purost, best and most
|psprnn,, ,,y medicine on earth, many iml.
lheh th up and began to steal the notices
tyha5 Iy o, press and the people of the
lsty way n , ed the merits Of HB and
their ,,,s,. ,,y,ng to induce suffering inyaIIds
Won tbs sun a instead, expecting TO make
ygther,' .,a tledit and good name of H r.
Iyle ia IL started nostrums put up in t s,mi. 4.
1 IN w w,, II. b., with variously devised
u,ed in ',en u a. the word Hop or "Hops',
sere The d wa, way to induce people to believe
Eaded rp,aa,l same as Hop Bitters, All sneb
syI, 'vnPdIes u, or cures, no matter what VIUa
ne word ma name is, and especially those
any wa. mop or "Hops'' in their name
Fa. Ionos Ia'lons or counterfeits. Beware
'ppIn.o oiSn Ra,. none zone of them. Use nothinS
ueep mop Mop bitters, with bunCh or Clus.
axsIse. nSps n on the white label. Trust
u d.si,Ir , Druggists and dealers are warned Ss
In limitations or counterfeit.
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voRN1NG SUMMARY.


=. Collier House and four stores 'tSs.,.S St In; In;
Ths .inos UTg Georgia, were burned las'
gaS liaSt, y Loss S2O,OOO. ,......,,.....,..
Ilgn', .,esix hundred German immlgrants
Twenty "a m Baltimore yesterday, and
we're lsIneu neU, took trains for the West.
most o. 'ue "a Tnrv of the Third District Of
The oiIS heen discharged. It found no IN
slsn si,linsnts la for polygamy under the EomunoS
bs r.oglown. who murdered his sweet
IauSs1 1,nnie a, Cbergwin, last summer, was
bari MILL hiintcrday morning at Morristown,
y" h,,,,,t If stores in Oakville, Ontario, In
> plo0S a,e u Also the Masonic and Orange
glTs ulIn " WAS burned yesterday morning. Loss
A0O. a....,a,o,, cornd
iN ooflr alsr of a New York mandatory,
lns lsvs vs.. apo, turns out TO have been
s,otbmg but glucose"
I'll, S..,Ir a block of stores and dwellings In
r",iO,dop. Md"d West Virginia, were burned
nunuI1 niD.Ssv afternoon. Loss $50, 600. Twenty
yaairs [ were made homeless.
T r.. body of Manson Briggs, of Spring
,.lus -" Va, was found in creek near that
gfu''' @ 'rsstrrdsy. His horse was tied TO q
T. III hi not known whether u is case
sf,uCide or foul play. ~
IN srtrsordinary rainfall in the country
.snnd nu Norfolk, Va, on Monday and Tues
~ % dia much damage to the crops. The
l,i. arc covered with twelve inches OF
r,,er 1I.I and many bridges have been carried
The schooner sunk by collision with the
,,s,mer civ of Merida, of Cape May, was
~ Mary j, Russell. Her captain and crew
+s,e o rescued by the brig Robert Dillon and
Erypd at New York yesterday.
The steamer John s. Bransford, en- route
\ the 81. Francis river for Cairo, with 160,-
0leet Of walnut lumber, struck reef yes
.n,sy Al Deans Island, 40 miles above
Ssmohs, aud sank. No lives were lost.
Postmaster General Gresham yesterday
rcted that in making post office appoint
kepts in Mississippi the recommendations
ElpY Congressman Chalmers shall be given
n greater weight than may properly be st
|,cbed to the recommendations OF private
itizen,
Ii New Orleans yesterday, F. g. Mack,
ayicted Of attempting to pass a gold
sed nickel for five dollar gold piece,
M strongly recommended to mercy, was
nenccd by Judge Billings to one years.
npisonment at hard labor and the pay
ent oil a fine of 81 900.
4 freight train on the Richmond and Dan
j he Railroad ran off the track near High
Stnt, y. C., yesterday. Engineer Gayle
\ IS Killed, and the fireman and train hands
ere all slightly wounded. The accident
Is caused by an obstinate COW which could
be forced of the track.
Herr Most, the Socialist, delivered a har-
sbgue in Washington last night, the
y4er part OF which wds devoted to defend
4 himself against newspaper censures. He
lsed the workingmen in this country to |
ganile for the securing by force, If neces-
~, their rights against the encrOachment |
faptal.
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skinny Men.

"eII' Health Renewer" restores health
gg9F, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
|uaI Debility. 81.
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Our Roonns.

s 'uoul II exception, are the finest furnished
" i sialr: The operating room is re.
lyga h New and improved instruments.
ua'e made entire change In our help
,a uoS nave firstc class men. What we
Il ',s s,,' To- ao Is to give you first quality of
\ \ ", cEual 10 any made in the city, at the
,,, ro.l Prices We show you proof and
r9g.Vf ". satisfaction. Our gallery is open
VA ia ,aayS OF the week. Sutterley g. Co,
''fket street. Arthur Glare, manager
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Thsy Ran f0r the poetor.

Some people are always running for the
doctor when the least thing is the matter
with themselves or their children or
course, the doctor likes this, for he gets
well paid foriit. But there are many occa-
sions when the judicious use of PERRY
l'AvIs's PAIN KILLER win do all the doctor
can. Mr.. r. " Miller, Of Syracuse, N. T.,
says he has for twenty years used PAIN
and that IL is so valuable that it ought to be
kept In every house.
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
STRAwBRIDeE & CLoTHIRR,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS ExCLUsIvRLY,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA
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The For,n,,.,

Pg Iit in o"g T, book and news man. who made
fday va, iie li Louisiana State iottery the
r. GomnaaaaS,. aaS money yesterday per Central
The am"hit.y' II wasn't much Of a nacE.
SChae1cr Nh, ,g,9,hsisting of three S5 900 bills.
lloR hi, ao VII continue in business and
hrhe ~ sopl ,. fortune to spoil him one hi
teginnhs,.u u'ade great success out Of a
llaj C5rasi through hard work. dGen-
''O''cif and Neios, March ss.
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Liver, Kidney and Brlcht,. D,.....

oSi5eile osp, that destroys the germ or
Iiyar il, pfight.s Disease, Diabetes, Kidney
tb', %ga Complaints, and has power to
'D'Sn S, out ol the system, is above all
fve Sue, n.S, medicine is Hop Bitters, and
i've ITooi Of this can be found by one
cnr..5 r., ASKING , your neighbors, Who have
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Harper & Brothers,
NEW YORK.
decI2-atdAs
CT. NICHOLAS
~ FOR
YOUNG FOLKS.
decl2-std&'


Parents who .sIre entertaining and wholesome
reading for their children, and young folks who
enjoy accounts travel and adventure historical
and harmless viii na sehGl' tRese IN 81. SfoMo.
Las, which Is .cognized by the press and public
finest magazine for children ever printed. The
new volume, which begins with fhe November
will be much the finest ever issued, and the at,
tentl0n Of all parents and all reading young folks
tOns:
THE TINKHAA BROTHERS. TIDE-MILL.
A new serial story bv j. T. Trowbridge, former
" editor Of Our Young Folks,'' and author Of
''Fhe Jack Hazard Stories, - etc.
THE STORY OF VITEAU."
An historical nevelette of girl and boy life in
me N lSth century BY Frank n stockton, former
X assistant editor Of st. Nicholas, - author Of
'Rudder Grange, :" etc.
''THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD"
An account Of the famous yeoman. Ry Maurice
thompson, author Of''The Witchery of Archery ~
THE sToRYRoF THE FIELD OF THE CLoTH-oF
GOLD.n
BYE. $. Brooks. To be illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
IA BRAND NEW NOTION"
Sapiah hsh and I'd . n9yel play By William M.
''SwEPT AWAY"
'ST. NICHOLAS is above anything we produce
In the same line 'b-''London Timea u
4 serial story of the Mississippi floods Of 1857
by Il. 5. Ellis, formerly editor Of Golden Days IS
''ELIzABETH THOMPSON
biographical paper regarding this celebrated
painter Of battle scenes. illustrated with pictures
prepared for st. Nicholas" by Miss Thompson.
WHERE WAS VILLIERsY''
A thrilling story of the Russo-Turkish war. Nv
Archibald Forbes, War-CorrespOndent.
THE Boy AT THE W9ITE HOUSE,
An account of the life Of 'sTad'' Lincoln. BY
Noah Brooks, author Of 1.-THE Boy Emigrantsn =
COMEDIES FOR CHILDREN.n
fine series of juvenile plays. By E, g.
Brooks. author Of 'erhe Land Of Nod, y etc., and
Including Christmas Masque:
'THE FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUS
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There win be short stories by Louisa M. AL
colt, and many other well-knOwn writers for
young folks papers on home duties and recrea-
tions, outdoor sports occupation and instruction
for bows and girls, with popular features and de-
partments.
Price, 49, year 25 cents a number Sub
scrlptlons should begin with the November num-
6er The succeeding issue, 1.-THE Wonderful
Christmas NUMBER will have also a celored
frontispiece and many unusal attractions.
THE CENTURY CO., New YoAk, ny.
novI3
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

1887 Prizes, amounting gto..,..........,..s 1885, 5O
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made TO the Office of the com Bany in New Orleans,
For further Information, write clearly, giving
null address. Send orders by express or Regis
tered letter, or Money Order, addressed only 10
N. A. DAUPdIN,
New OrleaDs, LA.
Ot. N. A. DAUPHIN, at
IN Sevanth Street Washington. ID. q.
N. BIN the Extraordina y semi-Annual
Drawing of next June the Capital Prize viii be
$3.50, 600.
april d. 4r'-~S'
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A Gard.

etions y, "re r suffering from the errors Of in
\, loss 0f youth, nervous weakness. early
that viii uomauhho0d, omu etc, l will send a re-
great ~. ro Cure you, FREE or CHARpE
by in SSnmmeay was discovered by a mis-.
kel envsIolh JI"ulh America. Send a self-ad.
IAN, ,Sta,Ipe TO the REV. JOSEPH r.
'"'''h ID, New York Oitv. tts-w
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Italian government has ordered dis.
trict attorneys to vigorously prosecute all
subscribers to memorials, etc., to Oye-.
dsnk. w.
That monster steamer, the Great East.
ern, Is lying idle at Milford Haven, Eng.
land. The owners can neither use her
profitably nor sell her at any reasonable
price.
4 When Sir Rowland Hill introduced his
penny postage, Lord Lichfeld, the post
mAster-genera, said: "0f all the wild and
vistonary schemes which have ever heard
orfead OF, it is The most extraordinary"
A man in Georgia nearly dslocated his
neck with snee2e, and is still suffering
from his lack OF conservatism in the matter.
In the same county, il is soberly related,
rabbits are killed with snuff. They sneeze
themselves to death.
An effort is being made TO raise sufficient
funds for the purpose of purchasing tomb
stone for the grave of Nick Biddle. He was
q colored citizen OF Pottsyille Pennsyl-
vania, and 1t is generally believed that he
shed the first blood in the late rebellion.
Rhode Island savings banks, especially
in the country, make it rule TO
TO help every person who has money
enough to buy the land to build house
This practice has encouraged hundreds of
families in Il l"il.le circumstances to
acquire homes q ,neir own.
The chaplain Of the New Jersey assembly
prayed the other day that mo member
might be forced to explain TO his constitu.
ENJOY when he returned home now, having
come to Trenton poor, he went back rich
on q salary OF $780," The members of tbe
lobby did not appreciate the position.
Heople should remember that II they ara
CARELESS as to allowing themselves 10 ret
into low state Of health they run the risk
Of picking up any malady going about. IA
BIZ James Psget told his audience lately,
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Can y Jesuit Take n Legacy?

One of the earliest cases likely o be heard
in the new law courts will. no doubt, come
under the designation of sensational. A
well-known Roman Catholic gentleman.
called Count Eyre, who derived his title
from foreign source, died rather more than
year ago. He left very large amount
OF personal property, to be equally divided
among his sons. One of them is DR.. Eyre
the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Glas.
cow, and another is the Reverend William
Eyre, rector OF the well-knoHn Jesuit col.
lege of Stonyhurst, in Lancashire. The
share OF the latter would amount to ESQ OOC:
but, as he belongs to the society of Jesus
he cannot hold any property of his own,
and has made over the legacy to the order.
The executors object to this.
1t seems there is some obsolete law by
which no Jesuit and no number of the Je-
suits can inherit money. The executors,
therefore, refuse to pay the share of his
legacy to Father Eyre, and the latter claims
his right to receive what his father be.
queathed him. 1t Is said that friend of
both parties has offered to make matters
pleasant all round" by perfect legal means
which has indicated, but that the solicitors
on both sides have objected. In the mean
time some half dozen of the leading O. C.s
and other well known barristers have been
retained, and the trial will most likely be
commenced before many more days have
passed. Manchester Guardian.
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Ghartcr Amendment.

STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF DALLAS
- Souce is hereby given that the city coun.
GU OF the city OF Dallas will apply to the Ieeisa
lure Of tne state oil Texas at the present session
now IN progress at Austin Texas, for the follow
city. to-wt ~ SUI"
That section lo1 of the charter of tho civ NJ
pslias approved August 0, 1870 be and the
lows: Section l0l-li shall be the dntyof Tho no
SCISSOR and co lecor between the LIST day of Ian.
nary and the stu day of April of each wear IA
make and return 10 the city council n fill and
complete assessmen of all property real and
personal. IN said city, on the LIST day of January
napleto municipal taxation, together with the
oash value oil all goods, wares and merchandise
owned or kept on hand for sale by any mer-
chant ton he lst day of January of that year, to.
svtdnee WIN Ihe cash value Of all properly, real
una personal, belonging to any corporation also
y nst OF all Insurance companies doing business
III SAID city, aud the name of the agent OF tho
same together with amount of premium receiv.
CO. py each, verified by affidavit Of the agent OF
power III It's discretion AT It's last regular mcet.
ing In december OF each year. TO appoiut two
resident free.holders of the city of Dallas. Quail
neu voters, TO be called assistant assessors
, whose GUY ~ shall be when so appointed to ut.
tend with the assessor and collector, at The
uiae OF making said assessment for the wear fol.
lowing thelr appointment and having eoual
powor and authority with the assessor and col.
iector, together with said assessor and collector
70 maze and return 10 the city council A full
anu complete assessment OF all property, per.
sonal and real. as above provided and they
sha,l attend and assist the assessor and collec.
lor IN receiving the lists of property aud state
ments OF merchants and others by the net ra.
guired TO be delivered to said assessor and col
iector. aud their compensation and further du
Ties and power shall be such as the city council
may by ordinance provide. 'D''
...., = J. W. CRowDUs, Mayor.
Attest: G N. swINK, City Secretary
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 2.--[Correspondence. ]
Professor George W. Mudd, of Somerset,
Atascosa county, died in this city on Sun
day morning, January 90 aged 65 years.
lie came to Texas in 1850, and has always
been one of our most esteemed and re-
spected citizens. His sterling worth and
genial disposition endeared him to all who
knew him. and our hearts are filled with
sorrow that we shall gee his face no more.
A loving husband an. ~ rr, his untirlnv
devotion to the interc 40 vi his family was
proverbal; he only rested when the sum.
mons came to forever cease from his abors.
lie was member of st. Mary's church,
and his faith in his religion was mn.
bounded, and Of those who witnessed his
calm and peaceful death none doubted that
He in whom he trusted was waiting TO re.
ceive and conduct him to the reward that
is due to the just of al generations.
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nI'KINNEY,

MCKINNEY, Feb. l.-TCorrespondenc i
District court is now in session, engaged in
trying the case of the State VS.. Calhoun.
A large number of witnesses are in atten.
dance, quite number of whom are from a
distance.
The weather is cold and disagreeabe, but
business is quite lively.
Much interest is being manifested in the
erection of suitable ope.a.house. The
people OF Mckinney patropizc all places of
amusement, and the enterprise will likely
be u success.
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Every day in this city thousands Of per.
sons eat too mucn at dinner, and as a con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart.
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
VIII take inst one OF Carter's Little Liver
Pills immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un.
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
OF eating biz, dinners without fear. Only
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliyer
q Walker, druggists
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a huge Cinnamon rear lacerated and
tore George Barker, near Leadyille, last
winter; DR.. W. X. Leonard said: 81 cured
his cruel wounds with two boxes of Browns
Arnica Saive, and without a scar" You
should have box Of Browns Arnica Salye
always i'll the house; it removes milan alton
and heals whenever the skin is broken. If
your druggist does not have it, send Is
cents in stamps to the Brown Medicine Co..
Leavenworth, Kansas, and they will send
you. box by return mail. For sale by
Williams, Tolliver & Walker, Hoyt & COT
i'm, and Howell IL Co., Dallas, Texas.
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these maladies are met with every day, but
happily many of those meeting them are
not In condition TO catch them.
Mrs. Eliza Adelaide Cutler of Wsstchas-
ter, l.. j.. lei the bsn hovs i'm her SUNDAY.
school class match nenniss whila The snnar.
intendent was leading in nraver and now
Mrs. Ellza AdeIaiia Cntlar,s cousins wha
wanted her $40 0oo and did not gel IN
nro1nca ms fact a. ,,rooF ~ aoo,,Sh -,
sanity TO break her Will.
The business of canninp trnits and vcga.
tables has grown 10 enormous pronortions.
Over 100000 cans of tomatoes were
packed iast wear masine, one e,r every
man, woman and chlld in the country
Nearly half of This work Was done in Mari.
land and Virginia The wholesale nr,,,,
for three pound cans ransed from four To
five cents each.
Inbslf oon,,,, h,,,o,,o, - rro
land and Wales hss ine ~ , y, cans
AT a similar rate il would he dninled nv
1886. The great cause of growth of late
years has been the reduction of the death
rate thus the reduction of the death rate
in the last decade is equal 10 the survival of
299, 1856 persons who would have died had
the death rate been the same as IN the pre-
Vious decades.
A women want 10 N,;,,;cor clersvuan
% 70, htOt and i'm
nl;citiv s,iIowa% ,ha t;sso,i'ns aSioh ha
did not basitata ~ Owe The resnIt was
disastrous She now sues HIM for 81. 500,
tina, being the amount of the damage which
h s bad counsel caused, His defense is that.
while his profession made him an expert in
spiritual affairs, the woman had no excuse
for relying upon his Judgment in business
matters.
Nssr Vine,an5 Static, Co,;forr;, a, =
recent SUNDAY afternoon soma fast yo Un .
men. riding aioco in a wsgon tbraw Iassss,
and caught a Ohinaman Ia was draccsJ
some distance. and received d"nSeronSss in'
iuries, tits said that the good neonIa Of
Vinelapd laushed Till Tears e roIlsd o Snw ",
their cheeks. Even at evening service in
the church some were obliged to stuff hand
kerchieis into their mouths when they
thought of the ludicrous, involuntary
strides taken by the Chinaman.
A man living near Schoharie. New York.
lew DAYS ago buried a child. aged II
years, that weighed only fourteen ponnds
In family of eight or nine children fomr
have been extraordinary Unnatural nro.
dnctiops. One that is still livinr ia lf wears
old ana weighs but twenty ponnds The
enormous sizes of their heads, hands ard
feet, was marvel. Food was placed in
thelr mouths when necessary. They
seemed destitute of that intuition to seek
for it even by signs.
The other evening Richard Freetbv n
| butcher of Hopesdale. Pennsy!van,a was
returning home from Waymart. ten miles
distant WHARF he had sold n Load of meat
when. as he was nassinv throuyh n n;aca ~
woods n powerful man iumned into tbe
sleigh. grabbed The Ioins and demanded
Freethv's money In the strmooIe Eraatbu
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Blood poisoning produces Rheumatism
Debility, Scrofula, Mercurial or Syphiltic
Ulcers, Fistula, Eruptions, etc. It engen.
dders disease and depresses vitality, and is a
dangerous condition OF the system. Ifvou
would rejoice in pure blood and healthy
body, use Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
W. ii. Patterson Il Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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Bailey's Saline Aperient is q white now.
der, and when placed in water, foams. spar.
kles, ind tastes Just like soda.water. Ii Ia
very cooling and pleasant. acts gently upon
the bowels, relieves constipation, cures slcl,
headache, sour stomach aud heartburn.
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Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine, a compound OF Cocoanut Oil.
beauties the hair aud is sure TO allay all
itching ard irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burne,t's Flayoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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OXFORD 'NEs.. August l6. lS79.-CARrrs MED
CINE COMPANY:

OXFORD 'Nss.. August l6. lS79.-CARrna MED
CINE COMPANY:
GENTLEMEN;-Please send me five
walls Of Carter's Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
lake pleasure in recommending your Liver
rus TO my neighbors, and would say to the
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and dare say cannot be euualed.
l have been using them for some time,
and l find that they are entirely curing m
OF dyspepsia, and that is more than | can
say OF any other medicine have ever used
Respectfully yours, MRS. II. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines for sale by VIII
liams, loiliver q Walker Dallas, Texas.
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SANFORD, MICHIGAN, August %. 1879. CARTE
MEDICINE COMPANY;
Gentlemen-Please send to my address
another bottle of the Little Liver Pills. /
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES IS. SANDSoRp
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams Tolliver Il Walker
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convenient TO carry, pleasant to take, and
certain in their results are Aoker's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. Recommended by physic.
liant and endorsed by all who have used
them. The best known remedy for Dvs
Pepsia. Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co.,
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AVA, ILL.,, January "A, lsSl.-oARrRs MEDICINE

CO..
Gents.-Enclosed find one dollar. for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carter's Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance. Carriers Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle OF Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends among whom I
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction, For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek moi
to improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver Il Walker
druggists. Dallas Texas.
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English Female Bitters sends red blood TO
q slckly ,womans cheeks and strength to
her muscles, by giving an appetite, aiding
digestion and building up the system. All
sslckly women who need neyer.iailing
female regulator will be delighted with It's
prompt and reliable action.