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| terval is packed with rubble. AS the bore
IS sunk side tlmbers to support the roof
1 will be inserted, and planked and hacked
behind. Owing to the easy disintegration
of the material through which the tunnel
is made, and the titled nature of the shale.
this will be a work of no little difficulty
and OF considerable danger to the work
men. For the supply of tunnelEtimber
three sawmills are kept busy in the neigh
borhood, under the control of MI. Bascom
Morgan, of Virginia, who is also contrac-
tor for ties for the railroad. The lands
from which the timber is obtained belong
to company of Richmond gentlemen.
The top of the ridge at Boone's Gap is
926. feet and the railroad lies $50 feet
above sea level, which is 1856 feet lower
than the Ohio River. From the gap north
ward to Berea, about three miles, there is
descent of one foot to the hundred, OF
52.o feet to the mile, nearly all the way.
AT Borea there is a tunnel $50 feet long.
through hard shale. One mile of this dis
lance is under the contract of Mason &
King, and two miles under that of Charles
and George MCGEE, Virginians, who EN-
ploy free negro labor, principally from
their own State. Their work is, mostly
cutting through shale of varying consis-
tency and fills of some dimensions. About
mile below Boone's Gap, on MCGEE S Sec
ton, and close to the line of road, is Slate
Lick, sulphur spring, sending forth water
OF blueish slate color, and from this OF
the slaty nature of the shale whence it bub-
bles the Lick takes it's name. Here con-
tractor is employed getting out telegraph
poles for line southwark to Roundstone
Sinks which will be first built, and that
TO Richmond will be constructed after the
road IS Ill running order, as there is no
timber suitable for poles between Berea
and Richmond. The culverts and bridges
along this portion of the line are built of a
fine sandstone, so called, but with very lit
tie trace of sand in it, of the same consist
tency as the Rowan county ..stone used in
the construction of anew courthouse here.
Inc stone comes from the tops of the hills
In this vicinity, but is deeper beneath the
surface further south, showing percepti-
Die dip III that direction. Our geological
companion while examining this and other
Stone about Slate Lick picked up piece
OF what he called good sandstone, and
eagerly asked Mr.. MCGEE where it came
from. The reply was, 81 guess that's
piece OF our old grindstone and the laugh
was on the professor.
This part of the line, three miles north
and ten miles south of Boone's Gap, has
as resident engineer Nh. Frank Norton:
that part north to Richmond, seven miles,
w. b. 5. Reid; and the portion south
about eight miles, to Roundstone Sinks. w.
IL. Spradlin, all three clever men, and evil
IDENTIFY competent engineers.
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Cleanse the scalp from scurf and dandruff.
and keep the hair pliable, by the use Of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-08-02

s"Two heads are better than one,'-on a.
letter that weighs over half an ounce.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-08-02

ENGINES, BOILERS AND SAWMIILS,
class of goods
The former patrons of the establishment are
proprietors will do everything In their power to
to make it to the advantage of persons wanting
anything in their line to give them a trial.
Correspondence should be addressed to
sep2l-ly BEALL & PAUL MACHY WORKS.
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STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. AUGUST Q 1888



DURE FINE wHIsKEY.
H. RIOS ENHEIM & SON.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
Proprietor and Patentee of the Celebrated
---sPRINGDALE PURE RYE wHIsKEY, -
No. S75. W. BALTIC. street.
Between Eutaw and Paca SITS, Baltimore, Md.
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of sale, it will not invalidate our claim
e before asking the service OF q broker
rty full commission. janis
DRY GOODS.
| KAYSER, Shirley & TAYLOR
| DON'T FORGET IT.
| Have just reduced their entire stock of Sum-
will surprise you.
| Ladies' from the country are especially invited
to call and examine these goods such as
| N U 81 VEILIN GS-
| GINGHAMs. LAWNS,
WHITE GODS.
OF ALL KINDS.
HAMBURGs, LACEs,
| SWISS EMBRoIDERIEs,
LINEN BUSTERS, PARASOLS,
SASH RIBBONS,
sATTEENs. sATTEENs. &C., &c.
NOW IsA
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
SAVE MONEY
and obtain the
B EST GOODS.-
Don't forget our REMNANT COUNTER.
No trouble to SHOW GOODS; SO don't hesitate
to come and look for yourself.
KAYSER, sHIRKER & TAYLOR,
Jun2S No. % E. Main Street.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
~ i"ec aiiiVais from new OfK and other mar
kets my stock now offers the
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
to CASH Buyers
In CASHMERES, b U Min G and other Dress
Goods
ALL CAN BE SUITED.
In MEMS and BOYS WEAR offer the
BEST ASSORTMENT
on the market
Afull stock of staples of the very best stand
ard makes. The stock is complete and will he
sold
AS Low AS ANY ONE,
mario 81 F. M. YOUNG.
SrRINe, 1883
w. III. WELLER
has recently returned from the Northern mar
Kets, and is now receiving a large stock of
ATTRACTIVE GOODS.
which will be sold
AT POP ULAR PRICES
N addition to his regular line of
-BILHAHCnK GHOHOnDuS
he Acknowledgements fabrics, such as
Kiber. Cloths
Serge De Tes,
Broctei Cashmeres
Mousseline Crepes, &c.
Special attention is paid to the selection of
Dress BLACKS. as may be desired for mourning
pu
A magnificent display of all the novelties in
IN ECKWE r.
such as Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Colored
Handkerchieis, Crepe de Fichues, Jabot
Collars, Null Fichne Squares, &c.
at WELLERS.
WELLER has the best lneof
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
in the city. Gents Ladies' Misses and Children's
W. H. WELLER'S
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
contains &, everything new and attractive in La
dies Misses and Children's goods-Balbriggan
stripes, Silk. and Lisle Thread.
GEE WELLER'S variety of styles in
FANCY EVENING FANS,
in White and Colors
OURNING FANS
in beautiful designs
w. III. WELLER'S
assortment of BLACK SILKS, include all
the noted foreign brands, with American
productions. at all prices
no meet the demand of his trade, W. H. We'll
Il Ter mas selected a splendid line of
SUMMER SILKS,
Satines and Embossed .Foules Special attrac-
uons IN these elegant Goods.
w. H. WELLER is carrying this season. an
W. unusually varied and complete stock OF
WHITE GOODS
such as India Linens,
French NainsOoks
Mulls,
Victoria Lawns,
Imperial Organizes,
Dot SWISS &c.
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
DARAsoLs. PARAsoLsl! pARAsoLsu
WELLER'S
APPS
VNHE CALLIGRAPHIC PEN.
The best FOUNTAIN, or SELF-FEEDING PEN
in the Market Writes for hours without refill
ing.
A REGULAR GOLD PEN.
We have also a good line of
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IN MEMORIAAI.

Resolutions on the Death Of Judge Hunt
A meeting Of the vestry of ST. Matthews
parish was called for Monday afternoon to
take action upon the death Of Judge Hunt
one Of their members. A committee wa,
appointed to report Tuesday evening. The
folloaing is q report Of the committee,
which was unanimously adopted
Death having removed from our midst
our friend and brother vestryman, Judge
Zimri Hunt we, the vestry of st. Matthew's
parish, desire to pay that tribute of respect
to his memory which MASTERING worth as
citizen, and zeal and fidelity as an officer oil
OF this church, demands.
For years he has been faithful, modest
quiet worker for the promotion OF the best
interests Of those amongst whom his lot was
cast.
A true friend, thorough gentleman
and an humble christian, his loss will lonf
be felt and not easily supplied, both in thu
community at large and in this congrega
ton and parish; therefore be ii
Resolved, LIST. That we attend the bura
in body, wearing the usual badge o
mourning; I'd, that n copy Of this pream
sib3v ana resolutions be furnished by oul
secretary TO the family OF the deceased; Sd
that these resolutions and preamble be in
scribed upon separate page of our regis
ter; and 4tb, that the proceedings Of thi:
yestry in this matter be published in tht
daily papers of this city.
q. N. QuIlLMAN,
Secretary, pro tenn.
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STREET sTRAWS.
Fancy goods at Bauman's.

Fancy goods at Bauman's.
Luscious biyalyes at the Delmonico.
Finest imported lunches at Mayors hall.
The best OF liquors at the Glen lie
saloon.
Ladies', misses and children's hose cheap
at Bauman's.
Oysters served in every style..at the Del
monico restaurant.
Cloth Jackets and ulsterettes, SIPS to
$l2, at Bauman's.
Go to the Delmonico restaurant for good,
fat, well-flayored oysters.
The finest lunches ever spread in the city
can be found at MaYer's Hall.
Every night fine music from the most
celebrated operas at Mayors Garden.
Kid gloves, all shades, Csc, 5Oc.. zoe.
Sl.0O, $50, $500 and $3.50 at BIumsn s.
Fine, fat Matagorda bay oysters at the
Delmonico restaurant at 81 per hundred.
5000 unframed hats and bonnets, Fl ON
% cents TO $3.50. Goto Bauman's, 76 Elm
street.
For steam, water and gas fitting call at
Hosmer & Co. IS, the old reliable shop, 40t
Elm street.
Exclusive wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house in the state at Bauman's,
| 76 Elm street.
A large selection of the latest styles OF
| type at the HERALD job office. Call and see
it, and leave your orders.
We have tired it; we know whereof we
speak. Lemp's new extra export Beer be-
longs to that class OF goods of the highest
order
If you wish drink of the very best OF
whisky, cOncocted to queens taste, or
straight" if you please, go the Glen Lea
saloon.
Don't forget to drop in at Mayors garden
at night and listen to the latest operas and
if you are hungry try one of his finest
lunches.
To all requiring an excellent tonic, com.
posed of natures own product, and most
invigorating beverage. we cheerfully recon-.
mend Lemp's extra export beer.
For the nobbiest and best suits of furni-
ture and foreign chairs, 60 to the old reli-
able Geo. Rick, 1850 and 1872 Elm street,
who has the best assortment in the city.
Photographs OF superior excellence at
McClellan's studio, 705 Main street. Call
and examine. A large stock of fine frames
very cheap. Do not fail to see them if you
wish pictures framed.
Ackers Blood Elixir is a most powerful
eradicator of all impurities of the blood
Ulcers Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions, or
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
its use. IL purities the whole system and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. Sold by W. II. Patterson Il Co.
Dallas, Texas
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~
"Clicek.''

The announcement in yesterdays issue
that the Roland Reed combination would
give matinee performance was erroneous.
The second and concluding performance OF
"Cheek" was given last evening to only a
fair-3ixed audience at the opera.n The
performance was good throughout, though
there was not that animation in the various
roles that was exhibited on the previous
evening. Mr.. Reed as "Dick Smythe, was
as inimitably amusing as ever, and was
greeted with vociierous applause through.
out the evening. Misses Bishop and Hast
ings as "Nell" and Mrs. Racket respect.
lively, sustained themselves and their rolcs
admirably throughout, and met with q
hearty recognition from the audience. The
and the present csmpany put Z on the
boards in iirst-clnss style. The troupe and
bill may be safely commended to the
public DESTROYS oian evening of rare fun.
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A Pleasant Resort
The novelist, of Europe, and in fact those
of every cline, have portrayed IN their
writings the good cheer and comforts of the
.hospitable inns, and invariably the cheer
ing cup Of something refreshing is men,
toned, and along with it the sayory yiands,
and withal sweet music TO regale oneself.
The burly, good natured and ahable land
lord, and just such place is to be found at
Apollo Hall, where fresh ioaming beer,
bold, bright wines, ales and inyigorating
WHISTLES, of the best brands, with the finest
of cigars, can be found the year
around. The comfortable, inviting stoves,
the good cheer in the restaurant attached
which spreads before IFS patrons the very
best of everything the market affords, as
well as oysters. fish, shrimps, and game of
all kinds, renders Apollo Hall the most
popular place of resort in the city, and it is
appreciated, for the hall is thronged every
night with those who gather TO listen to
the sweet music furnished by the splendid
orchestra and to regale themselves with q
draught of good old mellow whiskey, a
glass of sparkling wine, or 1t may be beer
or glass of ale. orpurchase Havana cigar
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PERSONAL.

IL. A. Halbert, Of the Corsicana Observer
was in the city yesterday.
Pete Turbit, ofMcKinney, was in the city
yesterday, greeting his friends.
Mr.. Hu. II. Ewing and his step. daughter
Miss Halle Gardner, of Chatlield, are guess
ut the st. George.
]. L. G. Charlton, assistant general ticket
agent Missouri Pacific railway and leased
lines, st. Louis, Missouri, is in the city.
DR.. E. II. Sabin, of tine indianapolis
Sentinel, called on us yesterday. He is
writing up Texas, and seems well pleased
with our grand state.
French Tipton, Of the Richmond Ky.
AID q pleasant call. He is travelling through
the state for the benefit of his health.
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The funeral of the late Judge Zimri Hunt
will take place at 1880 this morning from
st. Matthew's Cathedral. The remains will
be Inferred by Tannehill lodge, A. +. h A.
N. and Fidelity lodge Of the Legion Of Hon.
or, OF which orders s, deceased was mem;
the state, county and municipal
courts wbl adjourn in the fore.
noon and all the municipal
offices will be CLOSED throughout the day.
The members Of the city council and other
municipal officers will meet at the city hall
and attend the funeral In body. The bar
association Of Dallas will also attend In d
body. The funeral will take place from st,
Matthews Cathedral to tho Trinity GENE.
terry, and will be, no doubt, largely at.
tended. as the deceased was universally
admired. esteemed aud beloved by all who
knew him.
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BRANCH OF THE HIGHER COURTS
Dallas Memoriaiiscs the Legislature and
Offers Court-Rooms Free.

Dallas Memoriaiiscs the Legislature and
Offers Court-Rooms Free.
For the past two years or moro Dallas has
had an eye on obtaining branch of the
supreme court, and while her claims were
Just, be II said to her credit that she ha.
never once Jagged in her efforts, though
they were mildly yet persistcntly urged
When our present handsome courthouse
was burned 1t was II ged by the bar and the
people that In Its reconstruction IL DO SO
built rs to leave comfortable and ample
space for the prospective courts now asked
Tor. As will be seen by the following,
Judge II. Il. Burke, of the county court,
forwarded the following memorial to the
legislature, which, together with the order
OF the county commissioners court given,
explains itself
Tothc Honorable Senate aud House OF Rcprc.
sentauyes OF the state Of Texas
Az n regular meeting Of the county com
missioners court of Dallas county, hereto
fore held, the following order was spread
upon the minutes OF said court to.wit.
"Ordcred by the court that the county
Judge be and he Is hereby directed TO pre-.
pare and submit, Ia behalf OF the county, A
memorial to the legislature OF tho state of
Texas, praying for branch Of the supreme
court, court of appeals and court of arbitra.
ton and award, OF the state Of Texas, DO
established In the city OF Dallas, and to
offer, on behalf Of the county, rooms for the
use Of said courts free OF all cost TO the state
so long as said courts shall remain at
Dsllas.h
Referring TO the above, the undersigned
would most respectful, set forth in brief
the following as some Of the many reasons
why your Honorable bodies should estab.
lish q branch Of said court rs petitioned
for,
First-Dallas, as q railroad center. Il nc.
cessible 10 and can be reached by rail from
almost every county In northern, eastern
and northwestern Texas.
Second-North and northwestern Texas
IL probably developin' and settling up more
rapidly than any other section Of our state,
Thirdr-An inspection Of the dockets of
said courts will show BY far q greater mum.
Der Of causes from the country contiguous
and accessible than from any other section
equal In extent within the state. -
Fourth-To force parties and attorneys
10 This section, having causes before the
coufts Of last resort, 10 40 hundreds Of
mills and incur heavy expenpes before be-
ing Spsrmit!ed TO submit, their cases, Il /
Fin( dallas will compare iavonhly, IN
point health with any other city Of
eQlal - n the ooate.
alzlA1 Y spalsnsass psopsssa y hs|
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Chicago Grain Market.

The markets in grain and provisions in
Chicago are becoming more active of late.
There seems to be an increased demand
from shippers for wheat and corn, and
prices have materially advanced this past
week. Prices of general produce hold their
own. The warehouse facilities, which ena-
Bile commission men there to handle pro-
duce to advantage, is notably on the in
crease. Shippers of butter and general pro-
duce to that city will find that the commits.
sion house of Flcmming & Merriam have
the very best facilities. Their warehouses
are adapted to the needs of such commodi-
ties, and the firm is one of undoubted en-.
terprise and energy. They also furnish su-
perior facilities for those who desire to sue
cesSiully speculate in the Chicago gram and
provision markets, especially for those in
vesting small and medium amounts. Their
cooperative fund w shows an excellent
record; II having paid regular monthly div
idends to Its patrons for the past twenty
months, and is nov in successful operation.
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furnished, are large and commodious, and
cannot be surpassed for convenience and
comfort. All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted, r Z. BURKE,
County Judge of Dallas County.
There will be meeting of the bar within
the next few days to take steps to present a
like memorial TO the legislature. The rea.
sons given by Judge Burke are good, and
the beauty of the whole is they are facts.
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Federal Court Notes

George Adams, Burke & Bro. vs.. j. p,
Addingtcn ct al, for note of $1,000 on
trial.
George Muhlhall VS.. Frank Houston, dis.
missed.
James Farrar VS.. same, Judgment by
agreement.
Judge White. representing the bond.
holders, made n motion that another re-
ceivV be appointed for the Texas Trunk
road' which the court has under advise.
ment.
Judge Pardee leaves to-day for Fort
WORTH but will return here.
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LOCAL LINKS.
Mayors Garden is crowded nightly.
Plumes, tip. and flowers, at Bauman's.

Mayors Garden is crowded nightly.
Plumes, tip, and flowers, at Bauman's.
Ladies' underwear cheap, at Bauman's
Ladies', convince yourselves before you
purchase. at Bauman's.
Don't forget at Mayors Garden the finest
liquors and beer can be had.
Silk dolmans and circulars from s. to $75.
See at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
Ladies' ready made suits from calico to
silks, at all prices, at Bauman's.
The only exclusive millinery and ladies'
sLit house, at Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
All the new shapes in hats and bonnets
French felts and moleskin, beaver and felt
mixed, at Mrs. Chesnut's.
Put nice polish on y0nr shirt by using
Dobbin's starch polish. For sale by Wal
lace IL Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs, Dobbins starch polish,
AT b. NJ. Bond Il Co.'s.
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Messrs. Douglas Bros. at their Merchan
tailoring establishment, No. 703 Main, show
one of the largest and most complete an
sentiments ofgentemeh's dress goods ever
seen in Dallas. Their quality and pattern
have never been exceeded in this city. All
of their work being done by hrst.class
workmen and having experienced cutters
they are enabled to guarantee q .periect fit
and satisfaction to the most iastidious.
Call and examine their suitings, at 7OS
Main street.
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Weekly Mortuary Report

Mortuary report for the week ending Jan.
uary I'D at noon;
Mrs. w. II. Lemon, pneumonia convul.
sion; white; "a years.
William Holmes, typhoid pneumonia;
white; 80 years.
Charles Deppe, overdose morphine white;
a years.
zemri Hunt, pneumonia; white; CO years.
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Acquitted.

In the district court yesterday, in the
case of the state against Max Elias, charged
with the then Of money from the person Of
another, the Jury found the defendant moi
guilty, and he WAS honorably cleared of the
charge preferred against him. II appears
that he was simply, while sailing upon the
high sea Of "intoxication," caught In bad
Company
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r.,...,sa Of shs civ Limits.

DAllAs, Jan. 4, -rEdisor HnnaAip.l 1.-THE
pslisiou, In yss.ssday's HrnAIp, said to bs
olxnsd by some ofths people Of Dallas, Il
sisbt IN askins he Legislature, a. the CITY
d - ineorpc9Sisd 2own Of East Dallas,
"a 8 llrgs Ssfrilor5 bssldes, embracing
~ e lhsy ~ nsks IL Deli arsumens, !hsr
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The "Frohslnn" Society
will give q grand masquerade ball at the
hall Of the Young Mems Hebrew association
Mayors hAlD, on Monday, February 9th.
Partics wishing 70 participate are requested
D Q pply for Invitations 20 the committee, In
az Of q. A. Eiseniohr, SIC Main street, OF
shoellkopf A On.
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= F'fiNy TIHCe,
tuns Rinueman's saloon of Fort Worth,
to and most popular place with the trav-
cling public. Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside and the purest and best liquors are
served and connected in style to suit
the taste of the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but the very best brands OF
goods, and if you fain would smoke, it is
here you will find the best brands OF cigars.
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To tho NIardi Gras.

New Orleans and return for SIG 05,via the
Houston H. Texas Central and Star q Ores.
cent route. Seventy five miles the shortest
and several hours the quickest route via
Houston to New Orleans.
Tickets will be sold from February LIST to
the 9th inclusive, and be good to return UNI
Ill the 10th.
Don't forget the regular NEW ORLEANS
LINE. j, WALDO,
EDWIN o. FLoop, Traffic Manager,
Ticket Agent.
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A Stern lSeNlIfY.

Roses, kissed by the morning dew, and
the balmy air all laden with sweet perfume
from aiar over the ilower-carpeted prairies,
when you come to the substantial, il is
something like this: The man who wears
Clanccy's drawers, doublc-lined In the seat
always feels assured that he is safe and has
y dead sure thing on the stern realities OF
this life
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Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe.

Excursion tickets for Mard Gras at New
Orleans will be on sale at the ticket office
the Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe, from Febru-
airy LIST to 9TH, good to return until February
18th, at $l6,95. The lowest rate ever Of
iered the people of Dallas to witness the
grandest carnival ever given on this CONT.
nent. Don't forget the Texas Midland
route. Il. IL. FosDIcK,
OSCAR G. MURRAY. Ticket Agent.
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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Senator John q. Jacobs, of the Fourth
Senatorial district Of New York, speaking
with our correspondent lately, said. ~
never was In better condition Ia my lie. |
am now free from rheumatism, which
troubled me so long, and owe my thanks
and freedom from pain TO 81. Jacobs Oil.
-INew York Graphic.