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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-13
In the EedernI Cnnrt.

TIE n. l.. HERMAN ASSIGNMENT CASH.
l.. straus & Sons, Of New York city,
through their solicitors, Lindsey Il Brad
ford, yesterday flied u suit on the chancery
side OF the docket Of the United States cir
cult court against Il, l.. Herman ct al,
seeking 10 restrain the assignee from pay.
ing certain alleged fraudulent claims, and
asking that the court administer the trust.
rHE CAR FACTORY ~ CHASCEgY AGAIN.
Judge Lathrop and Lindsey & Bradford
as attorneys for the Beck & Corbitt Iron
company of st. Louis yesterday filed on
the chancery side OF the Federal couit
docketa bill against the car factory and the
trustees and present holders by the two
mortgages on the car works. The bill prays
that sale under each be enioined. No.
tices are issued that application for the in.
junction would be made on Saturday, the
18th inst, The compliments are attaching
creditors of the car works, and, as such,
they ask 10 be allowed TO redeem the mort.
gage for 5000, and they pay the amount in
court by way OF tender. They attack the
validity of the $1,000 mortgage, and pray
the same be declared void
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DISTRICT COURT,
March rerm-Grand Jury Empauncied
aud Notes of tho Ju,ircs

March Tcrm-Grand Jury Empanncied,
aud Notes OF tho Judges.
The March term Of the district court con.
vened yesterday morning, Judge Aldridee
presiding. The grand jury, composed Of the
following names, was sworn, charged and
duly empaneled, via. James n, Rowland
X. A. sayle, Joe ii. Steward, Francis Isn.
drich, o. 7, Bowser, @. N. Wheat. w. n
Crump, William Bellsterling, James W
Allen, A. Q. Audrey. NJ. d. Il, Crazy, s. r.
The court appointed A. Q. Audrey a. fore.
man Of the Jury.
The charge delivered BY Judge A,drid,s
was explicit and comprehensive, and In M
estimation OF members Of certain element.
severe. He charged them at length in ne ~.
gard 70 gaming and spoke at large In 70
gard TO the influence gaming houses excr
ted on mankind, and moro especinliv ~.
the young men Of tho city and county. AM l
In q few brief remarks he pictured he evil WI
arising thereffom and alter stating al sh s,
had been the cause Of sending uumbs,s =
young men 70 the penitsntiAry he charac
terinsd gambling houses q the mother q
lvioe and corruption. The Grim,
eenuftss, I'd a1lanl( viii Intent 70 IN Ssi
~ - leuseed upeo. nelllns iiQuenI
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THE HOSPITAL
viii be Built-Tho Ladies' Actively n
Work,

viii be Built-Tho Ladies' Actively MT
Work.
On yesterday afternoon u large number
of ladies met at the Grand. Windsor hotel
for tho purpose OF periecting an organi2a.
ton TO begin the work of raising funds for
the erection and maintenance of u city
hospital.
Mrs. ". @, Howard was chosen pres.
dent, and the following ladies representing
different churches In the city vicc'presi.
dents. Mrs. Sydney Smith, Mrs. j. Il,
Trezevant, Mrs. Schulz, Mrs. J. S. Henry,
Mrs. Wendelkin. :. ]. Adams, Mrs. Q. ii,
Edwards, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. DIR, Johnson,
Mrs. Wallace was chosen secretary.
After q full and free discussion, the meet.
ing decided to have a bazaar and lunch
during the SNngerfest In May, and ap
pointed the following committee; :.
Committee on Fancy Work-Mrs. Nc
Clellan, chairman; Mrs. Oppenheimer, Mrs
Wilson, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Hatch, Mrs
Parker, Mrs. 8. L.. May, Mrs. Gadd, Mrs
Mann, Mrs. Marsalis and Mrs: Wallace.
Committee on Lunches--Mrs. Atkins
Mrs. Thruston, Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Locke
Mrs, Ogden, Mrs. Metzler, Mrs. Alex. San
lker, Mrs. Fsuscett. Mrs. Newman, Mrs
Watt Caruth. Mrs. Flippen, Mrs. Swint
Mrs. EAmuels.
The committee swill meet as follows o
Thursday, the 18th instant, ut room Z.
Granu Windsor hotel, committee on fanc
work, on Wednesday, at y. M, the con
miltee on lunches viii meet Of the res
N dsnce OF the chairman, Mrs. Atkins.
The vlcs.presldents will meet at room
nd wind.or hotel, on Wednesday ai'e
~ n d 3 o'clock.
lhs ecod work gces on.
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minors was commented upon at length
His charge in regard to bawdy houses was
plain, full, and to the point, and he recom-
mended that the jury should suppress all
such places Of sin and shame. The Sunday
law, he urged, should DO enforced, accord.
Ing to the state statutes, and that any vic.
lAtion of the same should be dealt with ac-
corning to the laws OF the state governing
the same. Nsgrauey, health law and those
pertaining to all the crimes commonly
known in the criminal calendar were
touched upon in a general way.
The court appointed rs bailiilS TO the
grand Jury Messrs. W. H. Hord, Drew
Campbell, L, NJ. Boyd and W. Il. Graham
The court announced that the first seven
weeks would be devoted TO civil business
ana the remaining two weeks to criminal
business, at which time the Jail docket,
which consists of twenty-five cases, would
be taken up.
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DIVIDING A PRIZE.
A Lottery Fortune Divided between Two
Claimants, 10th of Whom nre Happy
over the Result

A Lottery Fortune Divided between Two
Claimants, 10th of Whom nre Happy
over the Result
In September, 1881, half of the ticket
which drew the $4,000 prize in the monthly
drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery
company was held in Askansas. Soon
alter the dra wing two claimants appeared
for the money. One was Simon Silyerman
who claimed that he purchased the ticket,
and was ON his way to New Orleans to col.
lect the prize, when he was overtaken by
Glenn Clarke, and the ticket forcibly taken
from him. Clarke also appeared and said
that Silverman had obtained the ticket
from his lClarkc'sl wife by false pretenses,
and he had only pursued Silyerman to get
back his own.
The Louisiana Lottery company agreed
to pay the money to the party whom the
courts would declare was entitled to il.
Both Clarke and Silyerman entered suit in
the civil district court, but the case was
transferred to the United States circuit
court. The whole matter has finally been
compromised, the litigants agreeing to
divide the prize and pay the costs together
The suits were accordingly withdrawn, and
the lottery company paid over the money a
lew days ago 10 Samuel L., Black, attorney
for Glenn Clarke, ct al. and Simon Silver.
man, Indian Bay, Arkansas.
The case attracted much interest since its
first publication. The one who really pur
chased the ticket from NJ. A. Dauphin
New Orleans, for 81 made u good invest
ment in spite of the large drain upon his
prize, and the other, which OF the two Tn,
court was not given an opportunity to say
came into possession of round sum nj
money by neat bit Of acting New
Orleans Picayune. ''N'
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The Beautiful Artistic
LA Carlisle, the charming statuesoue mr..
tiste, "a shortly to visit Dallas. She is The
realization Of the sculptor's noblest dream,
Nature has indeed transcribed art in an.
doFing this lady with those graces and nj.
fractions most admired As song artistic
Of comic and sensational pieces, The gifted
oatlisle has no peer, and in rendering her
song OF Banners" coin is often tossed
aoout her IN glittering showers. Each
She exhausts the catalogue of nrinciSns,
countries, displaying with each cban~e tha ,
appropriate flag. In this act she wears n
costume made by Worth, havilg every ma.
tlon symbolized in some way in its gorgeons
makeup. Wherever Ida Carlisle apnenrs
she becomes the leading attraction. and 10
say mat she is the queen of comedy IL Ia
pay her the tribute Justly her own. " w
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Langtry Gloves at Bauman's.

- H. II. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
speciality. '''0 ""'0nes
Watches, diamonds, fine gold iewelrv
ladies' and gents gold chains, rings tbirSSt,
pies, ladies' misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and locketc
New goods just received. Elegant stocL
oil silverware, tea.sets, ice pitchers, waiters
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. hat ware
new line lace pins, owl pins, latest stvle,
new stock fine marble, alabaster and iii,
t, nS S with cathedral gongs, at corner Main
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city Court

City VS.. Jessie Johnson, Lula Leroy, Del.
Ia Wilson, Birdie Lee, Maud Wheelock,
Minnie Palmer, Berthe Lanigau, Emma
Stringtellow, Nina Walker, Ada Ruggles,
were each fined $50 ON the charge OF va.
grancy.
city vs., George Fesler, interfering with
private property; fined s.
City vs.. George Reed, John Williams, A.
Z. FaSsett, e. Il. Clark, l.. u. Miller, in.
'erniering with private property; discharged.
City vs.. George Logan. George w, Cook,
William Brown, intoxication; fined 8,
each,
City vs.. Mike Riley, abusive and insult
Ing language; fined IS.
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4 INSTRUMENTATION

The HERALD is in receipt of the following
private telegram from DR., +. u. Hollon.
quest, denying, in toto. the published
statement OF dying Sam Finley, With refer.
cncc TO the contlagralion In Terrell. As
DE- liollonqucst was cited as authority, we
produce his telegram.
TrssrLL, March l2.-tEditor HrG,Lp.l
Sam Finley made no Communication to
me whatever In relation to the matter al.
luded to,either directly or indirectly.
4. ID. lIoiLoSQursr.
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Pirate Humphreys, a hard citizen, made
a brutal assault yesterday on Albert
Eastup, in East Dallas. IL was an old
grudge, aud II appears that Eastup accused
Humphries Of getting away with a tire.
sinker missing from the blacksmith shop In
which ne was working when humphries
jumped HIM. They were arrested and
lodged In tho station.housc.
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A CARD.


All difficulties arising between Mr.. L. w.
Clincs aud Mr.. Q A, Souter, in regard To
50 tnkling the streets OF Dallas, have been
amicably settled, | have sold ont all NV
right IN regard TO sprinkling the streets OF
D'llas TO Mr.. l.. W, Clines Itcturn NV
thanks TO my patrons heretofore, and am
satisfied Mr.. Clints will do Justice TO the
citizens, Hoping you will ali unite In sup.
rorting him in his endeavors to quell the
dust, Yours, etc.,
a. Snprvp
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Neckwcar Novelties
at Bauman's,


"UIVHNHV TNIIOrN
=, Inc Doug las Bros, merchant talors. 7o3
Maln street. have received and ALWAYS
aWTry iull line Of gents dress goods of
french ana English manufacture of all
suitngs of the very latest STYLES nv Soy
stock is complete and the selections variod
and comprehensive. They have been IN
business here for years, and by their striot
attention to business and their hSi
r.presentation Of goods. and their woi,
known skill in cutting and fitting ,hev
navo oniit up hourishing trade In hi.
city ana the surrounding towns. '"''
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~ you have any sort OF notion q + Inv.
,ng,a phMton, buggy, or carriage, or evan n
DUCK board. don't fail to see Wendeltenn,as
soous AT s3I and $50 Main street Ers,'
citss goods, and ut prices no one can rea snn
aoiy complain OF being extrayarant' '"'o"'
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A DAISY Place

CHRIS Rintieman's saloon of Fort Worth
which is hard by the depot, is well.known
TO- and a most popular place with the tray.
cling public Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside, and the purest and best LIQUORS ara
served and conoocted in style TO suit
the taste Of the most fastidious. Thev
carry nothing but the very best brands q
goods, and If you tain would smoke, il is
here you will find the best brands OF cigars,
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Where is The Office ?" Why its the
place they rolled in those fine barrels Of W.
II: McBrayer'S best on Saturday last IT'S
salq 1t takes more than one swallow to
make summer but it requires about two
swallows OF McBrayer TO make summer all
the time for the dry and thirsty pilgrim.
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Tho county commissioners court con.
yened yesterday, and transacted good
deal OF routine business. Accounts aud
road matters consumed the greater pArt Of
their time. They convene again TODAY.
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Sunday mornings HrRAlp reporter at.
tended rehearsal Of the Frohsinn Singing
society, which Is practicing for The coming
s"sssrhsA The singing vas szcsllsnt
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LOCAL NEWS.
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
Your attention is called.to tho fact that
you can DO supplied on short notice with
hats, underwear, and all kinds of millinery
goods at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
Next door to Grams jewelry store, Elm ST..
C0-0nly lady clerks employed.
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Candies and all kinds of CONNECTIONS,
Wholesale and retail. The only place in
Dallas where you can get fine homemade
goods. Dallas Confectionery company, III
Elm street. Il. Reach, agent.
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A western paper says: Nothing will cure
some sick men moro quickly than an office,
properly applied. This cure may be very
successful IN many cases, but we would
say ltaman suffers from cough or cold,
give him DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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go TO the Caddo house, Greenyille, fvou
want good accommodation at low rs,so
comfortable rooms, clean beds and n ~e,i
supplied table can always be found VIZ"
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dresses. fashionably made; will also attend
to- cutting and fitting. Mrs. G. G'Sell, 5lS
Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros.
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All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, CAB Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the city.
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MousQuetatrcs,
lasle thread, and all new shades to match
su,,s' % cents, 6o cents, 81 cents, al Fl OK
to N.75, at Bauman's. va Si'''
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iousQuetairc Kid aiovca
assrs SHADES ladies' Just received 90 cents 10
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Attention, Druggists!
VIII sell, barter or exchange large and
assorted drug stock at sacrifice; will take
two'thirds in land; good reasons for selling.
ror particulars address Druggist, lock box
81, Marshall, Texas.
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Fqll line ladies' and childrens' underwear
at Bauman's.
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Men have hitherto been in the habit oil
leaving their offices for lunch. Now they
get the best lunch ut 1.-The Office"
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You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy and retain lie youthful color with
parker's Hair Balssm,
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1000 Canes Mt Curtis.
Dallas.
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Exclusive Wholesale and
retail millinery and ladies' suit house In
~, sSe , state. Address Il. Bauman, msnSser ~
wv Elm street, Dallas, Texas. ''
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mans.
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fh"tons and Side.bar Buggics.
S37 and $3.50 Main Street.
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
constantly on hands Mt 1907 Elm street.
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NUIIUV OI Removal.
MIR. John II. Barber, the well.known
vegetable man, has removed from his stand,
near the .post-otlice, to the LeGrand market,
corner of Nam and Market streets. Goods
delivered promptly.
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Elbouf suitings at H. III mmerman's.
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE 60.
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
ct reasonable.rates Of interest at from one
to five years time, secured by deed Of trust
on improved lands. 1t will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
Q. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, Office COS Main street
Dallas, Texas.
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Forster Patent,

EUrNter FNtVnt,
Lisle thread and silk gloves, 10, ~ and 10
hooks, iron 81 cents to $50, new shades,
ut Rauman's, '''''''
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New ladies' salts at Bauman's.
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Group, whoopins cough and even Asthma
Immediately relieved By Acker's Enplish
hemedy. Sold under guarantee By ~, III.
kAteenon 4 Co., druggists, Dallas,
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Ladies are cordially invited to see new
goOda al Rnnnnnnis
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T n p. vs.. JUMBO.
=, In another column is the portrayal Of an
Herculean test Of Clancy q celebrated draw.
ers,double.lined In the seat. There IL no
power on earth that can spli,
or tear them. These are daisv
drawers, that the general pub,is
dote on. II Is said that "a thing of beantv
lsa JOY forever" yet TO reverse the thiny
they may not he thing of beauty. hni
thew are most undoubtedly a 10Y forever
There IL actually more Joy In these double.
lined intne.sea, drawers than the poets
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fh@tons and Side-bar Buggies.
S37 and $50 Main Street.
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\ lame old lady at Kcysct
Had no one 10 advise her,
Tin Doctor John Boyle.
Tried St Jacobs oil.
Its action did simply surprise her,
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Ph~tons and sldc-bar Bugrle.
S3I and $50 Main Street
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Ribbons

Ottoman silk and satins, flame, oxblood
crushed strawberries and other new shades
La La.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-06-21
IN MEAIORIAM.

When the silent messenger OF deatl
invades the family circle. and takes
from it the aged and intirm, we are
sometimes enabled to bow with sub
mission 70 the inevitable decree. as the
time allotted to man, is scarcely three
score years and ten: but when the
grim monster takes from the fond en-
brace of parents the little bud just un-
folding itself into childhood. the cross
is heavy. Little Richard White FAINT,
who had been given to his parents.
only two years, faded away like a sum-
mer flower, on the 26th OF May, 1888,
near rRoseborough, in Laurens County:
to bloom again in the Paradise of God.
His bright, handsome and intelligent
little face will be seen no more to
cheer his heart-broIen parents, whose
bright hopes and cheering anticipations
of long and useful life have suddenly
been blasted. May the remarkable
but sweet little words uttered by his
dying lips. when, touched by his
mothers tears. stand as q monument
of comfort to them. the truth OF which
they may not realize now, but will
know hereafter. "All right, Muddie, "
he exclaimed as he watched the falling
tears from his mothers eyes. His
body reposes in the family cemetery in
Richmond. KY. where it will sleep
until the general resurrection.
Safe in the arms of Jesus,
Safe on his gentle breast,
There by his love o'ershadowed,
Sweetly thy soul shall rest.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER.

NEWBERRY, S. c., June IS, 1888.
WHEREAS, Notice has been received
by the Board OF Health, that various
rumors arc being circulated over the
County and State that Scarlet fever
prevails to an alarming extent in the
Town of NeWberry; and
WHEREAS. Such rumorS are calculat-
ed to affect seriously the good name
and business interests Of our town.
Resolred, That the Board of Health
hereby gives notice to the public that
said rumorS are entirely unfounded in
fact, that only five cases of Scarlet
fever have been brought to the notice
of said Board, and that no cases exist
now within our midst;
Resolred. That the general health OF
the Town OF NewbeTy will compare
favorably with that OF any town OIL
city in the State;
Resolred, That these resolutions be
published in the County paper and the
Nears and Courier. .-...
O. 3. MAYER, JR., VI. D.,
Attest: Acting President.
J. S. FAIR, Sec'y.
June 10. 25-1t.
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The Military convention that
met in Columbia last week will ''de.
mand that the Volunteer Troops
shall be properly maintained by
the State for the security Of life
and property, for tie peace and
good order of society and for the
future welfare, of South Carolina" ."
The convention decided that the
present system is inadequate to the
proper maintenance of a military
organization, and they will memoir
alize the Legislature to require those
of age to perform service either to
perform military duty or pay COM
mutation, and otherwise amend
the law SO, as to support the mil
itary organizations.
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On the 18th, James Mutt, of
Uniontown, Pa, killed n. L.
Dukes, his fathers murderer. He
shot five times, all the balls taking
effect. Dukes died instantly. The
revolver that did the work is the
same that Capt. Mutt carried on the
morning Of his death. Young
Mutt at once gave himself up and
went to Jail. The coroners jury
found a merely formal verdict that
Dukes came to his death by shoot
ing at the hands Of James Mutt.
Popular feeling runs high in favor
of Mutt.
Dukes was a frequent visitor at
the house of Capt. Mutt where he
was received as friend, and
treated with the utmost hospitality.
For some reason he wrote letters tc
the captain, disgracing his daugh-
ter, and when the captain went to
Dukes;s room at the hotel, to de-
mann q retraction, Dukes shot him
down.
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a Perfect Remedy in 90 Diseases.

ASHFIELD, MASS.
am verging on eighty years, and deem it
my duty to suffering humanity 10 say that
my long life is due 10 BRAEDRETH' PILLS
which have been my sole medicine for half 4
century. know The last forty-three years OF
my life is owing solely 10 their use. Your
PILLS saved me many times after the best
medical skill in several States had given me
up as hopeless. have had many converts
to purgation with BEANDRETH's PILLS, and
have seen them perform almost miracles Of
cure. For children, few doses have cured
measles, scarlet fever, and whooping cough.
In all female troubles and weakness | have
never known them 10 fail. In adult males
have known them to cure the worst cases Of
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney diseases, dys-
entry and diarrhea; even dropsy, paralysis,
and apoplexy have yielded to a persistent
course Of BRANDRETH's PILLS. In fact |
have found them the true Life Elixir. They
act as continual prevcntives against the
effects Of time, disease, and labor.
JOHN II. MANN.