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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-09-07
DnkOta,S University.

The Board of Regents Of the Uni
yersity at their meeting here last
Thursday elected S. w. Simonds, a.
NJ, of Franklin, New Hampshire, as
Principal of the University for the
next year and Garry I. Culver, Of Col
umbus, Wisconsin, and DR.. Epstein.
of this place. as professors. Mr.. 81.
monds was at one time Supt. Of Pub.
lie instruction of New Hampshire and
las been for many years q noted
teacher and organizer
Mr.. Culver will be remembered as
for two years principal of our city
school. man of excellent culture, and
an exceptionally successful teacher
Dr.. Epstein is Well-knoWn scientist
and teacher and is retty well known
in this portion of the Territory. No
thing will be spared to make the Uni
yersity q irst-class educational instl
tltional Of which Dakota shall not bt
ashamed. The school will open Sept
Il. All students, residents OF thl
Territory, fourteen years old and hav
ING fair common school education
will be admitted free of cost.-Ver
million Republican.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-09-07

A letter from VIM. Crane, Browns
Valley. Mimi. dated August 9th, re-
ceived by S. II. Reed, Of this city,
Gives an interesting summary of the
crop prospects and general condition
Of things in his vicinity. Browns
VALLEY IS in Minnesota, almost on the
Dakota line, and Mr.. Crane s farm is
located across the line in Roberts Co.
Oak. The county seat Of Roberts has
lust been organized, and is growing
rapidly. A hotel is started and store
is about to be commenced. He re-
norts the wheat crop as fair; oats,
middling; corn, extra. if it ripens.
He says they have had very little
rain during the summer, and many OF
the wells are quite dry. Register,
Portage, Wis.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-09-07

Choice styles in new fall and win.
ter hats at CaWard Il Stevenson.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-09-07

PUMPS! PUMPS!
Come and see those pumps at the
Novelty Wood Works.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
The Clippewas.

The Chippewa Indians now have thrt Q
large school-houses remaining, which are
occupied at present by private families,
known as the Sales, General
and Coomoosa. These were bti /
by the governme { for the purpose of edu-
eating the Indian children. j am told by
the old residents that this eff 'rt was not
very successful, although 1t did for the
time afford the settlers children, as well as
the Indians, an opportunity to secure an
education. There are three classes of 10.
dians-t Protestants, mostly Methodists,
the Catholic and Pagan. This last class
preserve. as they claim, a very ancient Gus.
tom of worshipiDg the Great Spirit, and
often, especially in the spring and fall,
their drum may be heard for miles as they
engage in the dance. Your correspondent
witnessed "Paganic dance" as they are
called, about a week ago. As they were
all going huckleberrying, this dance was
bsld TO insure them success while on their
expedition. A party of six, i've whites and
one Indian, who belongs TO the Catholic
faith, and who acted as our guide and in
terpreter, started for this strange scene
After Journey OF seven miles, and being
tborouehly shaken up, We nesred the danc-
ing ground. We we're warned by our
guide to be very quiet, as they did not Ike
TO be disturbed, and USUALLY carry on their
performances as secretly as possible. We
neared the Indian bow house, where we
found assembled some fifty Indians with
their squaws and children. They were
being addressed by their chief. Their music
consisted Of drum made OF a hollow cedar
log, each end covered with buckskin and
very highly ornamented. The two r4ttles
were made Of OK horn scraped thin. In
which we're few teeth Of some animal.
These we're rattled as an accompaniment
20 the besting OF the drum. They
al jumped around q fire built at each
end Of the dancing-hoor, some little girls
and boys. probably 6 or years
old, keeping perfect time with the rest
Some Of the Indisns wore feathers, Others
small bells, while strung TO their belts or
hanging on their arms were the skins OF the
tox and mink. Some OF the squavs were
niented with flowers. for they have q grsas
This wss the last dance for the NIGHT. es
they had danced nearly all the afternoon
aud Il Was nov nesriy 10 .. m They
danced about half an hour, stopping at in
ter,als 10 rest or be addressed BY their
chief A vboop was given-they stopped
sDd began 10 pass out nt the end Of the
lodge. each Indian waving the hand and
saving . few parting words 20. tbe chic.
TITUS ended the frst "peEanic dance" Ne
ever witnessed. Some Of he Indians are
indoleut and lazy. while others are indus
trisus and hsve good farms and houses.
Many have orFans aud s0rne sing and play
uiceiv. But they are selling out and going
vesf. and u viii not be long before tbeir
dead are The only remsining oues -IDsca-
tor Republican.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
Valuable Pareat Right for Sale.

Mr.. G. V. Lattner offers Tor sale his vaiu'
able patent or county rights OF his hedse-
trimmer and mower combined. :,
1T is simple in construction, having All
parts strong and compact, and 1eaiiy very
difficult to break or get out OF order.
The machine will trim the side ana top
of the hedge at the same time, and throws
the trimmings to one side wilhout the III
convenience of handling.
The Hedge trimmer can be made into q
Mower in less than five minutes, and VIII
then cut grain, grass, weeds ana corn as
well if moi better than any other mower IN
| the market.
It is very easy Of draught, two horses DO
| ing the work easily, and easier OF drausht
than any other mower for sale.
1t has greater lever power ana less gear
| ing than other machines. and IS therefore
less liable to get out of order. An lntrica'
machinery is done away with, having no
thing but simple bearings, and 1t Is lmpos
sibIe to break get out Of order, without
extraordinary usage.
This machine has been in active operation
for two years, and reference is made to MI.
William Caruth, and to his hedges, as 10
the practical working of this machine. and
other hedges in this and Ellis counties.
Hedges trimmed by this machine equal,
il not surpass, the hedges of Illinois, OF
any other country where it is done by hand
as it excels any hand work. ;,
Mr.. J. V. Lattner, the patentee, Will sell
the patent outright, or will sell the sLate OF
manufacturing rights at reasonable hgures.
Call on him, or address him care OF ID. M
Osborne e. Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Fstablishing Confidence,

The steadily increasing number of those
who are ueing Compound Oxygen; the ia.
vorabIe reports which are being received
daily, reaching to hundreds every month
the cures that are being made in desperate
cases, which often seem little less than
miracles, and the number of voluntary ties.
timonials from persons of high character
and intelligence, which are constantly re-
ceived, all demonstrate the TACT that the
Compound Oxygen treatment is what is
claimed for it, viz: new and higher devel-
opment OF curative force, based on strictly
scientific and pathological principles. II is
becoming clearer to the public every day
that its administrations are not holding out
fallacious hopes to the sick and suffering,
but offering an almost certain meaus OF re-
lief in any form of disease which may BIZ
arrested or cured through the establish.
ment of a new life in the vital system Send
to Drs. Stsrkey & Palen, Nos HOO and I'LL
g rard street, Philadelphia, for their
Treatise on Compound Oxygen. us
Nature, Action and Results" and learn all
about this new aud extraordinary remedy.
The treatise will be sent free.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

TIE Rhode Island Society for the Pro
ysntion of Cruelty to Animals has at last
c me TO the front and broken up The ioA'
h uuting sport of the Newport tashionaoies
It has been going on all summer, but we
suppose the old maxim of Better late than
never will apply to the society's action in
this case. The mater of the hounds was
notified, I. appears, that such sport, to dra"
IL mildly, twas a serious shock to the moral
sense and humane spirit of the citizens
an also in violation of state law, and had
to be stopped.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

THE republican papers are beginning to
insist already, inasmuch as they think that
FRANK JAMES is to be acquitted at Gsllatin
Missouri, and in view of the fact that the
Jury trying him is soldly democratic, that
the outlaws trial from end to end is to be
bat q court farce. If be should ne con,
victed these BRIGHT journals would contend
that JAMES was sacrificed by the democrats
for political capital. As MISTER OF fsct'
the composition Of the jury leads us to be-
Iieye that whatever the evidence justice will
be done.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

Tho mouth, and dlgsseJ, IN order wa
rive a, this end. alcoholic fermentation ~
,esot,ed 10 iron olden times, by intfoduji
olng the saus into dough ~ meA m
brewers ytnst. Thus u sinall psis y, w ~
gnur ls converted In the gln, ose wlneh o., w
n Transformed into alcohol sud cafb0ulo
acid. The former II rtcOgniscd ny ils Deou'
iiar vinnus odor, eKhaled Nv the l0avte'
when sufficiently raised. Both gases pro.
| duce the raising Of the cough--i' g. lhe
porous and spongy appearance III,
| lie This fermentation the Hour nor ouly
lospu weight. but the Dread also hltmo'
qualities which may inJure tho WoceS U
In order To evsde these inconvenience'
chemists have long ago searched, 10 I'm
part the spougy structure OF the GOWN D:
other means than yeast, rsIecNseIy D,
/ substances evolving gaseous poeles, y
, which. in the oven. are transformed INT
gases themselves To the best known OF
10 ,he bicarhoEate OF soda ana cream
= ar.ar, certainly well known 10 al nous =
r,,ysa And With regard TO most OF Tn
J hakinr powdera of the trade, they az
d meiuiy ,,reparations containing these SUI
g stances. However, 1t cannot be SAID OF an
, az them that they exert a benehclal inii'
ence on the system, not TO speak OF u
E adulteratiops, to which most OF them nav
10 lately been Subjected. ,
IL We are glad to learn that Professor n.
~ Ucrsford, of Cambridge, Mass, who hel
c. the chair Of chemistry in Hervard h haNie
r. yrswaration formingen exception TO tno
=, spoken of, which has alreGdy attained un
:, Versal reputation. 1y.,,o,
is was guided was not only to furnish su
" stitute for brewers yeast, but also to pr,
y vide those nutritious constituents ct Il
I. nour lost in the bran 10 the ~ ocess OF Dol
as ing. These are the so.called phosphate
h which are also the nutritive salts Of mea
a. and of the utmost Importance for u q
~ bullding up of the organism. Ii we tai
- into consideration that the nutrltlve vail
I'd Of i' wheaton -four is from IL to is pei, Ger
n less than that of the wheat grain, and ~ tn n,
u This loss is now restored by Professor Hol
II lords invention, then we must look upon
ar as OF the greatest national economic Il, i
Sc portance AsJustus Won Liebig said: ~
result is the same as if the fertility OF o
10 wheat fields had been increased by OF
n, seventh or one-eighth."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

AMONG the other reforms that New Je:-
sey is inaugurating tits about time IL aaueu
a repeal of some of its obnoxious statutes
relating to the payment of the poll tax. 1t
will sstonsh people in most sections Oh the
country , learn that a man who was DE-
hind with his poll tax dollar for 1857 was
ierked no unc tremendously and thrown IN
iail in that state the other day. lmpri on
ment for debt is.out OF date in this county,
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The COnspiratOrs,

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S.-McDermott, charg-
ed with having been connected with the
dynamite conspiracy. in further examin-.
ton to-day, it was shown that the pris.
oner was connected with the. conspirstoi
Featherstone, recently cop6icted, and
hat the card of the latter introducing Nc
Dermott to Dalton, another conspirator
was stitched To the collar of the dress-coat
which was found in McDermott's box.
CORK, Aug. 2S-The three bakers AZ.
rested here, charged with concealng arms
we're remanded for week. A rife re.
volver, bayonet ano an internal machine
we're found In the possession OF Deszy, one
of the Liverpool dynamite ronsnira'o-s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

Tar generous reception and the golden
appreciation rendered foreign dramatic
talent in the United States are becoming
too much for some OF the stars, and they
are mAnifesting their appreciation OF such
fsvors By becoming 30 infatuated With
America that they are taking out natursli-
zstion papers. MopIEsKA's con Wss
naturslized a short while since. and just
the other day JAxAUscHEK took out
naturalization pspers 10 Emporis, Kansas.
EIrssos and LAsGrRT gushed about
America, but ran back home ss soon as
they had worked" the public sufficiently
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A strict Enther. .

INV father was a very strict man with
his children" said one of the supreme
iudees OF Arkansas. land | don't think
that / ever knew him to swerve one inch
from a fixed purpose. He looked upon
| a h wish prank as a violation OF the family
law, nd don't think on such an occasion
he ever tailed to administer punishment.
One morning while the family were at
breakfast / went out TO the we'll, unwoun1
the chain from the windlsss and let the
bucket 20 down to the water. | thought
II would be a good joke to tell him that the
bucket was in the we'll, and Just as he be-
came concerned, TO draw IL M and have
a laugh at his expense. Buckets down In
the we'll / said when entered the dining
room. The old gentleman didn't say any
thing, and / intended TO correct the state
ment' but bending my energies TO the
demands Of q boy's keen appetite, soon
forgot nv Joke. After breakfast the old
Gentleman walked to the blscksmitn's
shon. about four miles distant, and had an
iron hook made. He returned home. cut
A long pole, and spent some time 10 lifting
the h0ok on the end OF II. L noticed the
work. but IL did not occur to me that was
the instigstor of the performance. When
the pole was properly arranged be went 10
the well and began to fish Tor The bucket.
The bucket that | had lowered bad been
drawn M, but the other one had been Jet
down. was afraid TO say anything 90
I went down 70 the barn and played around
a long time Finally I went back 70 the
house. reaching there Just ss The old gen
tlemsn brought the bucket from the
veil, He looked ct the ch ain, then at the
MINDLESS and then,st me.
sDidn't you tell me the bucket was in
the vellY
Yes, sir
Don't you know that you told me q
IisY
Bot Il was in the well. wasn't ~ and
laughed. hoping 20 impress him with
the humorous side Of the effsir.
srbst's verv fuunv.' the old gentleman
replied. but ia better take you 10 band,
or you might be telling funny stories ~ the
Iseislsiure one Of these days. and tsklng
10 . limb be thrnsbed me until All the
banor Isdsd from the joke-"-lArknnsas
Irarallar-
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WHILE the discussion of the subject Oh
Spree L ,nd' is attracting attention. it may
he of interest to learn that in the cnle'
money and trade center of this country
there are but 81 900 people who own real es-
tate out of a population of l,3Oo'ooo. IN
this great city, New York, the lana Is s'eha-
lily increasing in value while the numo'
owning real estate is constantly gioWinR
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

DALLAS has been particularly blessed ~
the matter of exemption from disastrous
6res While San Antonio and Austin aho
other towns in the state within Tue :, las
wear, can court their quarter or hall mlliio ,
dollar fire, Dallas has had nothing 10 SPEAK
Of lin the way OF losses from such source.
1t is a piece of good luck Tor WHICH We
sbonId be devoutly thankful.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

Now that the anti Chinese craze IS oVeH''
Dsyrs KKARNEY having been shorh Oh n 40
,stre1gth, a very simple meano is iouhu rs 81
getting around our anti'Chinese blu ins
So,sst;als have ouly to spend'a few days IS
c,,izcns in some of the British or other ioi'
s;,n possessions and then come in as BTU
isb. or Spanish or Portuguese citizens
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Tn reports Of the rretidsnrs trip may
be vslusble as descriptions OF natural
scenery and histories Of trout-hshing.
thougb not brilliant 10 either case as con
trfbutIons TO such literature AZ ne have
mentioned but Why the people should be
I,Hicied with tbsm nov through the col
umn. Of nevspspers, especially in their
LONG d-rn out form. IL is difficult 70 de-
ts-mins. Iftbsy relsied 10 any other thsn
o presidential party hey couldn't get into
. religious weekly. Az . DeWzraptr cor
respondent .-CoLosrL nIKE" isntssue-
60 srnctiy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

THE yellow fever at Pensacola TINS yeSi
and last came through the navy-yard. u
the United States cannot do better IN the
way of quarantining than 'hat' II epluein ;,
ics are to be introduced by Inc phi.'o
states navy, as soon as the hot weather
sets in annually, the.navy and naVS-yafuS
had better be turned over to the various
state health authorizes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERTDGE is
nephew of the poet and phi losopher coLf
RIDGE, but during his stay in the unit'
States he will 6ud that relationship 10
Greatness brings but little recognition q
attention, and that 1t is the man hlmst IL
whom people worship in America Fortu.
nately for himself LORD CoLERIDGE is not
compelled to travel on his name. his
merits and achievements would maintain
re,nect anywhere.
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ch,r... as.lr.-Frsnss.r Insp.ssIsn.

Pans. Ana. 8-Tbs emperor Of Annsrn
hss not Jet sccsptsd 1bs tresfy submitted
70 him by Hsrnond. the French civil CON
rnissioner. but vii probably nccspt In I'd
ff-l1n 20 fhs c1ufifio1s bsto-e r1rc1rcr1.
fbe treaty requires guErrntres that tnt
French protectdra.e b rec1grired over 81
Arnsrn. The sucrsss q the French IN Az
rnrn hns rendered Chira more hostile -
them. Cbinese troops c0utfrue tonrrlVe o.
the Annam fro1tie-. Gerernl Ihenn11i1.
rririster 81 war. hss refu-red frDrn q trur o.
Inspection Of The forf-esses On ire ezserr
frunfier ard wi1 shortV r-rcrer - The A.
pine fruufisr 70 ersuire he fCrtrerses.
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TBEfsct that the Gear got through h,s
coronation SO nicely has evidently enlooiu'
ened h,m. The Nihiists seem to hs'e o's'
appeared from Sussia entirely, ara re
pressive measures" have scored mere a.
= eat a.yictory as they lave in Grsct br'''
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Tn osorris denocrn.s set an srnnp.'
IN ne MISTER o. rsspportionmsnt o. ne
r..ts into courrs<io1sl disf-1cts inst me
Psuusylvsnis rspublieEs, ~ ioloTins'
~-uls ufnirs 70 her everlasting eio'J
.msnr I'll hsir-nin5ed men. The GeorEisns
fo-rnsd four diEdcss tbst hsVe lsrFs Degro
rrsjorifiss. zen q You'd have been lnsi -
<nT e rye a ds-1oznfic msior3ty 70 al q
a. trr disfricts ~ sdoptinE ne gs1J-
rnsr1srinf plsh- Tbs PsnnsJlVsnis leg'f
1<tu-. = csrflocks1 0vsr . question o isss
rssr ssthu ~ fhsr r.st
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THE California board of equai'T alton has
inc,eased the assessed valuation oil ra'iroa'
nroperty in that state sS,5oosso Tor the
nre,spt wear. That looks as it these poor
rornoratious were creeping Up with the
,peneral prosperity CT the country.
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s,,,,l,. s,llorr . aAl1
,,,,aorA7 AUGUST so 1883
sores

On account Of getting out our September
edition We will be unaolc TO Issue the ''R''
lar Weekly next week, but will mall TO eao'
Of our Weekly subscribers in lieu thereon
oopy of our special edition
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o.c,s wlLpE's "Vera" has "plsSea onf
.,ro.dv The man and his worsi have
awakened the American disgust ~ IN, ahe
same time and gone down together Inns
Ia too had.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

TIE Hon. ROBERT WrHEEs, whom we
Knlgnts Templar have elected s'ahu op', ,
mander, is the Virginia ex-senator oil Na'
name. He was in the United states s'lS'
Tor twelve Years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

Butterck's patterns for ladies and chill
dren Send three-nents stamp for catalogue
of eight thousaId diffsrt n styles. Melton
pap sr you see this advertisement in
I'D A HARRIS,
732 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Br rr.oss Of brss1-nsking Il IL IN
s.p6ss 70 couvsrt The nour Of csrtsin ErEins
fuso . csilrlsr sir1cturs, IN vhich i k nosi
err1r chsrss, .furstsd Win The fuids q
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CUsICURA REMEDIES

Are the greatest medicines on earth.
J W. ADAMS. newark o.
The half has not been told a. 20 their curative
poser. G. A. WILLIAhs, PTOvidenoe.
They cure On every case
". BsocKwsr NJ n, Frsnkiis. M
Ny friends know how I suffered from Salt
Rheum unM cured b. them
MrA A. r. BROWN, Maiden.
Cured me u q ScrofBl0us Hunor u thiueen
yearf dursti0n-
J. = RICHARDeON. c. r.. Eev orleans.
CruCUss KENEbIEs ~ ell DrugKifts. Price.
CrTICrEa, % cents X sOLrEET. 81 soar - o.
Potter Drug and ChernaeaI 20. fsfssfssu
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cnn.dinn Baknar.
Nr. John Osborne. Husicsl Bszssr,
Toronto, Canals. writes that bis vie Va
hsrisber. 81. Iaeobs Oh thst be hss found
u IN invnlnsbis remedy for many an
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

Fever and ague, malarious fever, bilious
and tvnhoid feyers all originate in one pro-
du.irig cause and may all be easily prevent
cd by Parsons Purgative Pills. These
oils net directly and powerfully upon the
hlnnd .-----.au----<--
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= s.sford ftsaacai Durs
A cleanses the nasal nae
AA~I sages Of fsul nu ma ~
@X<- rtsrts f1-f senses Il smell.
n@ 80 tssie 80 hearing uher
sf-rted. res the bead
throat and bronch al tube
Of offensive matte sueefens and purihes thf
u Cstarrh t0wards C1nsurn rflon. CoEupleff
Treafrnsut. vim Tnhaler. 81. Ash FOR san
ford Radical Cur-
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CrltfCurd.
ITCHING HUMORs,

Bakers. Bsrber'E Grocer's aud wasberwomau
Itch, Itching Piles and Dslic.te Itching Hu
mors. peculiar 10 both sexes, which are pa tic
ular y distressing at this season. a'e Instantly
bv the above treatment Now a. the time when
the pores are open and the perspira'ion abun.
dant 10 cl, anse the blood Of imnpr ties and
the skin Of iOrturing and disnguring humors.
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THoUsAHps OF LETTERS

In our possession repest this story: have been
atsrfible sufferer for years with Blood AMI Skin
Hu norN; have been OBLIGED 20 shun public
lacesby reason ofmy disheur.ng humort: have
hsd the best physicisns have spent hubdrsd d
Of collars and rot no real relief Until I used the
CuticuTa r. NEEDLES, which have cured me, and
lett NV skfn ard hion ssFur. a. . chiid's
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Write for AGONY of the little Book-free.
1871. 900 Reward will be paid to any
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