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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-18
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Governor Ben Butter mas no DOubt.

Governor Benz amin +. Butler, Of Massa-
ciusetts, was iound at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, where be arrived from Boston yesttr
day morning. He was asked:
what is your object 10 visiting this
ciiy7"
"Parely private business; some law mat
tiers. bat mainly other business. IL IL four
months nice I was here aud matters have
Accumulated which needed attention"
SIS IT. true that the international Union
Of ciearmakers have retained you u appear
in the supreme oourt next Monday IN sup
mort Of the tenement house lav1'
ut Is not true. / have been retained 70
argue the constitutional question q the
matter in case Il comes up before the Unit
ed States supreme court. That cOurt ~ 50
crowded with business that u iced o.
once il would be three years before the
case could be srgued."
"Hog long viii you remain IN t0gEf"
ST leave t0-DofrOg evening"
Whist IS the situation IN Asssachu-
rettes'"
There eln Be no doubt Of the result"
(which gsy7"
Governor Butler did not rsply.-TSsv
York Sun.
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The Cocoanut as Food.

The Fiji Times, in recent article, calls
attention to the immense utility of the CO.
coanut as food rations and the valuable
qualities which it has for sustaining nutri-
ton. The following instance is given in
the case OF vessel that once left San Frau
cisco with four hundred passengers for Sgd
ney, and which, in consequence of running
short of stores. had to put in Samoa where
a large quantity of cocoanuts were OBJ
tanned. During the remainder of the pass,
age very heavy weather WAS encountered
in which the vessel became water-logged,
and only reached Sydney after a perilous
Journey of eighty days, during which time
all the provisions ran short and men,
women and children were fed only upon
cocoanuts, being at last reduced to one per
diem for each adult. Notwithstanding the
diet not life was lost and not single case
of sickness occurred. the passengers landing
in healthy and wel-nourished condition.
In another instance two men drifted n
whale. boat on 10 QIaiIs island, where they
remained for seven years before they were
taken off. They had no 70, d beyond a
chance flying fish and cocosnuts. and yet
when rescued were in excellent condition
and had gained In weight.
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The First Confederate Soldier Killed.

"Do you KNOW" asked Captain James
r. Grove, OF Pulaski, Tennessee, of Cou-
rier Journal reporter. "who was the first
Confederate soldier killed on the @ Jnfeder.
ate side during the war? Well, his name
was Noble Devotee, Of Americas, Georgia
and his father was Baptist minister. We
were pupils early in 1861 at Marion. Ala
bama, and heroicaIly organized company
to repel the fowl invader. Anxious to be
IN among the first. the governor ordered us
to Fort Morgan. This was about The l1th
of January, 1861. After trying the sad
realities of poor beef and hard-tack few
days, we appointed committee of one to
go home and procure more palatable COM
missaries and young Devotee happened to
be that one. The very outset of his trip
was fatal. Stepping from the shore to the
boat he lost his balance. and was drowned
the first enlisted Confederate soldier who
lost his life. This happened January goth.
1861, and coming so une xpec ily, was qui Q
shocking. We had not then seen the c,'''n
and desoation of Richmond. Perryvi,
Uhickamauga. and q hundred other ter,
bia fields of battle.
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Dangerous Swine"

In the beginning of last session, when
the too fragrant adulterston OF wine caused
an cutlery among experts as we'll as the
general public, Mr.. Edouard Lockroy en-
tered the arena as the champion of the
fraudulent wine-retailers. By importing
politics into a question that admitted OF
none. he succeeded In Gripping first and
silencing at last intended legislation,
THAT which hath made them drunk hath
made me bold what hath quenched them
hath given me fire." says Lady Macbeth.
The quotation has been taken Eau pied de
la lettre" by the adulteratore of wines and
spirits. The tribunal at Marseilles has just
given judgment in a case where it was
proved that 592 hectolitres of so ca led wine
forwarded by French dealer from BARGE
Iona did not contain one dsop of grape
Juice. The coloring matter contained sufh-
cient arsenic to kill several young cats to
whom Ill doses we're administered. 1t
was further proved that the consum ption
of this wine for few days would produce
severe intestinal complications. But while
the wine-shop, according TO Victor Hugo's
son.in.law, will continue TO be the trusting
place of all hat is good and great in the
French republic, exemplary punishment is
out of the question The dealer has been
fined the magp ficent sum of 500 francs
Paris Cor. London Globe.
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Cured His Hump.

A day or two ago, as the passengers were
leaving one of the ferry boats, a gentleman
who stood beside customs officer re-
marked:
When see poor fellow like that l am
consoled for not being rich."
"Who2"
"Why, that man with the hump on his
back. had rather BIZ poor all my days
than be deforned and have millions Of
money"
al can cure him in about five minutes
come and see." replied the officer. as he
walked towards the unfortunate and Invited
him 10 walk up stars. There was a kick,
but he bad 10 go, and three or four min
utes' time sufficed to remove his deformty,
which consisted Of twenty-five yards OF
flannel aud silk pairs Of socks.
Party SMART growled the smuRgler, as
he was allowed to 90.
mot 80 very" was the reply; "a man
who carries q hump 90 bis back should
carry q stiff neck. You didnt."-tDetroii
Free Press.
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bofss dntlne The bsllIe, Ina dead lay thick
est shsb The bstile vas done. Tbs corn IA
rank and tell Has DO not see NJ some
pretend 10 wlien look Ing over Tho Held NJ
Waterloo, that the blood oibfaye men hiss
nut sny particular mark ol Vitality upon w.
rhs truth II, N aofne one did not point ont
10 you aIl thla you would know nothing
vhatevsr Of the battlefield Of ball Ran.
Nature covers up all such sOsre, time heals
storm Of battle beat against them and 80
won bis singular name. On the ront OF
this sloplnE bill that lies here bstween tbs
house and the place where Jackson eat on his
the Wounds on the breast Of our common
mother as well ~ on our own. Wander
About here for week ~ | have done, and,
save for the one little brown stone mouu-
ment here, the oil earthworks OF Manassas
ard some SCARED did trees, you would not
know there had ever been any battle here.
have picked up one bullet and one bnt
ton from a soldiers coat; that Is all. But
on the earthworks near Manassas. under q
peach-tree. while picking up peaches. |
found an Indian arrow head. Think OF It,
and follow these two facts; What other
battles what other races had fought for
the fields of Virginia ages and ages beiortf
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HENRY GREEN DEAD.

Henry Green, colored laborer at Michers
brick yard who was shot Thursday after
noon by s. G. Hardia, who was arrested
and Jailed. fingered until yesterday morn
ing At 10 O'Clock, when be died. DIR Ham,
ilton. who attended him, pronounced
the wound fatal from The first.
Hardin's brother, who lives near
Ferris. in Ellis county, came up yesterday
TO see his brother He has six brothers III
all WHO are citizens OF Ellis county; IL was
reported yesterday afternoon that the gTand
Jury had indicted Hardin TOR murder. mar.
Green' while alive identified him as the
nerson who shot him, and, besides, there
were eye-witnesses TO the shooting.
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DAMAGE SUITS VS.. RAILROADS

In the case OF Levi Bros. against the Texas
4 Pacific Railroad company, for damage
done cotton by setting fire to it, which has
been pending for the past few days in the
district court. the jury returned verde.
in favor OF the plaintiff, giving him judg'
ment for So 4l6.l62S.
The case OF Hannah Spicker against IN Q
Dallas a Wichita railroad company, who
sued the road for SIS 900 damages, for the
alleged killing OF her husband. Henry
Spicker. went to the jury in the district
court yesterday, which returned a verdict
in favor OF the plaintiff awarding her dam.
ages against the company in the sum oil
$5,OOl. The odd dollar is nominal dam
ages for the mother OF the deceased. whose
name was mentioned in the petition.
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lion NJ lbe mother N iiie faoe are geniifi
man N f1felen birth, whO Aeem ~ have
| been mars sWln ~ discover reasons, rood
and sufficient for digffanohlsibg American
women than they have been 10 study the
laws neotinR tlielf own liberties IN their
native countries.
IL our 1uehloner Ffenohmah2 We
would make hasie TO call his attention 10
tho TACT that In France "tlie only persons
formally excluded by law from tho political
franchises are mem ers Of tho army aud
navy when on service"
Is our opponent German, ne was 30 ire
quently the case during the late campaign
In Nebraska We would respectfully remind
him that In Germany officers OF the army
aud Macy are eligible rs candidates for the
Relohstag, nut mo one serving on the oct.
ual list OF either service can vote at cleo.
tons"
Thus the two foremost military nations
OF the world carefully exclude the fighting |
element from judicial and political and |
legislative powers.
Possibly our opponent has just fled from
Hungary TO secure the liberty so highly
priced for himself aud which he in turn
denies to his mother, wife and daughter,
and yet in his native land, not only the
members of the army and navy, but con.
stables gendarmes are excluded from the
electorate. f.
In Spain the franchise is granted to "gen-
erals out of employment, to officers who
have been placed on the pension list and
% those soldiers who have the cross of San
While we are in receipt from England OF
IN eloquent appeal to American women 7
hat they would promptly come 7
% the aid OF the peaceful :
Arbitration association, organized by =
representative men aud women of England, /
or the purpose Of the peaceable and hui I
name settlement OF international ques- Y
ions, in lieu of the horrible and ba -barous c
Methods of war. !
When will the prejudicial world recog
iize the great fact that when women vote
men need not fight?
Arm the mothers of the race with bal :
OTIS, and they will protect their sons from
bullets.
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Cheap and Effective.

ut 10 q poor cyclone that can't blow
somebody some good" said the commerci |
raveler. you remember that funnel
hsped cloud that inside kidding wood Of
Rochester, Minnesota Well l bad Gus
omer up there, vhohsd little store and
a pretty wife. He didn't make much money
in bis store, aud he didn't have any peace
in his house. He and his vile qusrreied -
often as they saw each other. FINALLY they
decided 10 separate. and in the drst AMIGA
BILE conversation they had enjoyed for some
yeas Il was agreed that he should give her
81 600 and she would 60 away and would
trouble him no more forever. OF course be
didn't have the money and be went %
Chicaro 10 get 1t. He mortgsged bis stock
70 q Chicago money lender. and was sb0ul
70 start home with tie 81 go In bis pocket
when that cyclone struck bis home.
The frat intimsfi0n be bad Of u came 10
. telegram which told him not 10 mail The
money e. HE wife bad been hi ed TIE
divorce he'd been secured more promptly
cbesply, and absolutely than he bad ex
pected. ~ Inter- Ocean.
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BIps ON DAMAGED COTTON.

The insurance adjusters held meeting
Yesterday morning at the Office of Dexter
& Furgerson, for the purpose OF receiving
sealed bids on the cotton damaged IN the
of Galveston, being the highest aud best
bidders, got it for 81, 100 The following is
he list Of bidders: A Oppeuheimer e. Co.,
Dallas, 81 500; Hit & Co., Mason, Ga,
$S,5ll; Bryan & Bradshaw, Dallas, 800;
McEnnis & Co., Dallas. 5000; F. l.. Mar.
tin, Texarkana. So 1852; L. NJ. Beebe, Dallas,
IS, 500; George B. Dobson & DO. Galveston,
$4,1OO: Waid Hill, Dallas, So ,4OS; Q. w. Per.
kins, Dallas, $500. az.
week. There were 2,8l7 bales in the pre-
ct the time OF the fire and between five and
six hundred in the planters yard, and OF
this number there were 6lS bales saved,
making 2,749 bales burned
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IN TIE Tolls.

Late last night Officer Ramsey arrested
Herbert Startlework at the st. George ho-
tel, in his room, and lodged him in the Gala
boose. This was done upon the reception
of dispatch from the chief police OF Mo.
bile, charging Stsrtlework with obtaining
money under false pretenses. He is about
% wears old. five feet seven inches high,
well dressed and good looking. His father
is a wealthy cotton merchant Of either Mo-
bile or Selma.
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Mr.. Herbert. Of MDckross. is about {
marry Mis- Rsbeccs W1iisms, daughter o.
the president Of the Maryland senate. Ar.
Herbert Il described By The American
Newspapers g. ''ni5dls-aEsd aud hAnd-
s1ms," Miss Williams a. "Dssutif1l an1
-ccouI rlishsd, with. IN her own rgbt. 500. r
600, besides being heireas n bsr irthel =
vast esfslss" u rnsy Be adted q he
e Aid 81 re lrIsctior tec1rat r. wrlIf
rot scoept TIE Home Rule pei - h -
tarn-d . civurrs fr11n bis ffF Eifr - -
count 81 her misco1tuct so IurE
Erllish llsuteunrt urile fre lstir- 80
NJ Hsr5eri's ruesl a. hl1 homs e. hIlrT-
nrT-lIonoon IsIegrrph.
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TT a INTERNAL RtyaNUE.

In order that parties dealing in proprie-
tary med .cines, viz bitters, etc., may more
fully understand the late rulings of United
States Commissioner Evans, and approved
by Secretary :Folger, of the treasury, the
following is given:
dealers and others selling those art cles,
as medicines prepared in whole or IN part
as medicines and selling as above indicated,
and purchased as medicines and used as
medicines, are not liable to the special tax
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CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTER
FELT MONEY

H. w. Whitaker was arrested yesterday
by the United States authorities on the
charge of passing $40 counterfeit bill on
s. G. Chase. He was placed under $3.50
bond for his appearance Monday morning
before United States Commissioner McCoI-
mick for preliminary examination. This
is the sequel to the Pauline BurtoD
case who was discharged by the court Pau
line, it sppeafs, found the money and asked
Whitaker If it was genuine, aud he tested
rs worth by passing the same on Chase.
Whitaker had been appointed deputy
sheriff to guard lot of goods OF A E.
Eaton which had been attached for debt.
The counterielted bill is of the old New
York national bank Issue, and is very
cleyerly executed.
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Tho sails Of Opers.Iion'e seats ana
B0xep.
Henry tsreen Gone 10 GIory-The CITY
court.
Some Other work Of the Reporter
op,uA,,o,JsE NOTES.

The salt of rne private boxes Of the new
ooera.houss we're postponed yesterday
until Monday morning at II o'clock at the
MERCHANTS Exchange. The ticket Office, Of
Msnaper Benton was beseiged yesterday
forenoon by larre crowd eager
10 secure seats for the opening night,
which ia Monday evening, when the virgin
building will be- initiated by the Chicago
Ideal opera company II the opera loanthea,
The street. cars on the different lines VIII
run late that night in order to accommo'
date those who wish to attend. from
present indications the house VIII Dc
crowded to Its utmost capacity.
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Base lSall Elk Jeuses

The Hartford Times says: People who
take but a languid and unintelligent in
terest In the sutherland there are some
even of that sort eft-have no idea of the
system and the symmetrical detail to
which our national game has been
refined, and few, We imagine, have
any conception of the aggregate expen-
diture involved in a single season of base
ball. That this expenditure is enormous, a
very little investigation will show, but just
how large may be question. In yester-
dsy's Times correspondent made the fol-
10 wing rough estimate of the expense at.
tending the eight professional ball clubs in
the countrv
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Abe Shepherd. the secretary Of the D,l
las Jockey club. has made Arrangements
vfsh the Western Union Telegraph CON-
psny % connect The race course during the
Novsmber races By wire with The .tsle-
crsrhic world % a. 10 furnish The
hesrs 20 those pool rooms through
out the country as may
desire 10 take q full report. In fact seT-
ersl pool-rogns Of New York, s.. Louis
Chicaro, and other points. have written 90
hin concerning the errangemsnt. The
crminr races ill bring flyers ard sports
from I'll parts q The countfy. The editor
81 he Chicago H0rsema1 writes that BE-
urI1I have = representative present.
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limited Staten Man-nf- War.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 13.-The United
81 ates man-of war Ranger, now at Mare Is
land, will leave at the end ofthis month for
Central America to complete the survey
wNich consists OF about go miles on the
coast north of Panama. The vessel
with 100 men will be under the charge OF
Commander CLARK.
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THE wEEK,s MARRIAGES.

The following marriage licenses we're is
sued during the past week by the county
clerk; WI Taylor and Mary Il Adams;
CG Smith and Willie Wright; W 2 Ander.
son and Ella Bryant; Marcus Reese and
Clara Cummings; p Tanning and Maggie
Bush; Il X Hutton and Rosa For; W
PoInderter and Mrs Il A HAYES; Coulton
and Mamie Carter; O X Smith and Jennie
n Il
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Chinese Sailors.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-The steamer
City of Rio Janero which arrived here to-
day brought Hong Kong date of Septem-
Der Is, and Yokohoma of Odd saying that
400 Chinese sailors would be dispatched to
Germany to man the iron clads being built
for the Chinese government.
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Josquin Miller visited rsosnfiy the battle
field o. Bull Run and writes
Bscf o. fbs house. where the old school
m.xssr lives risb his older sister. sb5ut =
hun1rsd yards and almost - the TOD Of tie
rsnfv slobinr tn' o. ths outer sdrs Of tbs
cal. rsnk ar sus sgsilsi = young ErD-th
q pine. n fhe FEcs where Jssts0n 20
dc~r from BE b1rs - prsy And herr 4
- hest rh<n Ms h9rss 80 ro1n3sd had
fknsr h s1bl1sn 1as as dsT:vhlls ne
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CITY COURT.

On'y two cases graccd the mayors docket
Yesterday morning. Tom Burke pleaded
guilty to having worshipped too ardent, !,
at the shrine OF Bachus, am was nneu 20
j. g. Rivers, deciple of Sullivan, was
also fined SIS for indul ling in little hstic
aYprcise
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Horsford,s ACID Pho phata.

DR.. Adam Miller, Chicago, In,no =. soys
az have recommended Horsfora's Acid
Phosphate TO my patients, and have re-
ceived very favorable reports. II is ole OF
the very few really valuable preparations
now offered to the sflcted. In practice
of thirty-fve years | have found few
good things. and this is one of them"
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SUPPOSED STAGE ROBBERS B&GGED,
A telegram received at the Office of the
United States marshal yesterday, stated
that party named Dave Fill had been ar
rested at Albany, in Shackeford county,
by Deputy United States Marshal Crozier,
for one of the Jacksboro stage robbers. He
will be held for Identification.
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This calculation, which has to do with
only one association. or eight clubs Called
the League). is evidently too small. 1t
must be TOO small by at least $1S, 900 in the
in the first item, for one thing, for salaries
payed to base ball players must average
81, 5000.
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The bond OF II. Shsnks, who killed
August weimer was set al $500 by JUS
tice Kendall instead Of 81 800 as err )neouely
reported. He will have a hearing on o
writ Of hsbeas corpus before Judge
Aldridee Of the district court enc day this
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A man recently asked in drug store for
n box OF rough diamonds. but the druggist
knew no such remedy. After much parey
the druggist found that his customer
wanted Parsons Purgative Pills. He
saws, "That's the only fit name for EN-"
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Womans primitive beauty and vigor,
which have been lost, can be restored and
retained by the action Of certain constitu-
tiosal agents. These agents necessarily
regulate, build up, fortify and sntsgoniZe
all existing female irregularities and ex-
cesses, or distractions which produce the
IN health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secretions, add iron to blood,
strength TO the system and vitality to
nerves. Such a remedy is found in the use
Of English Female Bitiers.
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Augosturs Buffers are the best remedy for
removing indigestion and all diseases origi'
mating from the digestive organs. Beware
of connterieits. Ask your grocer or drug,
gist for the genuine article. manufactured
by DR.. J, G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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suyENILE RAsE RAIL

Ina mstch game Of base bali, between
the Orioles Of the Fourth ward and the
Cedar Birds Of the Cedsrs. the former de
feated The latter BY . score OF Al 10 IL.
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ruV vprRwANCAeK

The case Of the state vs.. A. Freeman
Who shot and killed r. A. Chambers whom
be charged with seducing bis wife, was SCI
yesterday in the district court for the zlst
Of November.
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The O5tobsr moon fulls On the 1sih
one minutes sfier O'Clock IN %. morning.
The new moon Of the LIST posses near Venus
and MsrcurT on the m-1ningoi the cbsnss.
The fuli moon nf The 1ssh IL IN cl1ss en-
Junction With Esptuns on ne ia. On
n. l9.h ne is IN couiuucfion v . 6riurn
- souf1. At zone icrzIIties belres j.
81 9 aun 70- degrees south-cecIinatin- sli
Tn j. oc-niisd fsf The IN, bui re are n9t
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Il'u trated Marriage dude, 900 pages. cloth
aud gilt binding, 90 cents same ia paper cover.
% cents, Manhood 10 cents wonanbood, 10
cents; pamphlet, 3 cents securely sealed. by
mail Send money or postage stamps DR..
WHITTIER the Great Specialist, CIT 81.
o. arles Street. 81. LOuis, Mo-
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TT7ArTKD-ETUa1IOx 81 SCOTCH LADY
w - ruTerrass a. feaeher m srt1rf frr-
Err ri-rel crslfaatinrs tto--urf- ErF-
rrrh. r1rsr f-arinr nnf ~ lswurf
- ftff 80 49,
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nWslls' Health Renewe,' restores health
and vigor. cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
nal debility. 81.
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Amos EVER fortniEtt soms oppousui
fbs erf-srchis-r1ent - -onsr ciiixsrt .
IN Z 1ifer ststss Feeus ~ b rurr.r
s-ous-f run - FE1 WIKI - 81
out d ien l-s rltll5.s etc ~. t-s ques
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Seltaer Apegfent.
IF EATING WERE A FELONY,

IT COULD NOT BE MORE TERRIBLY PUN
IsHED THAN BY THE ToRTUREs OF ISDI'
GEsTIoN. WHY ENDURE THEM? EVEkY
DYsPEPTIC KNOWS, OR OUGHT TO KNOW,
THAT TARRANrS SILT
FER APERIENT Is A SPECIFIC FOR THE
COMP Amt. WHY THEN SUFFER? 1T is
sHERE FOLLY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.