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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-27
A MANS FOLLY.

The kilograms n few days ago from
Washington City toll US that Mr.. JonH
WISE. Iosdlus,er member Of congress from
virginia, had made fierce attack upon
Hon. s. S. Cox. Of New York, in speech
upon the floor OF the house. Mr.. Cox did
not notice The attack, Il SCENE, until Mon
day, when he briefly referred to II in qulei
aud dsnihea way, say ing that oil hii
friends had characterized Mr.. WTsE's re-
marks 40 at least untimely aud he 30 con
tidered them. lie would not say they
we're in bad taste, for he respected the mem
DRY Of the gentlemen's father, HENRY A,
WISE, one OF tho grsndest sons Virgina
ever bore, however little no could honor the
son. The dispatches yesterday morning also
give US briefly ME-. wIss's testimony
and posing before the committee TO inyesti'
gate the Danville, Virginia, alleged riot.
He 80 far forgot his illuttrious descent. the
noble prestige OF his ttate, 40 to say col
EMMY under oath that In every county In
that state where there was 9 republican ma
ority. there Bourbon shot-guns were al
ways TO the front on election days, and
that colored republicans went down TO
death before their muzzles. He also said
tn It the same was true OF North Carolips.
| Tn It this statement was an assertion, man.
uf.ctured of whole CLOTH without even the
sem blence OF reality, without an imaRina'
tive basis for the truth there can be no
doubt. Is It not sad TO remember the
grandeur and greatness OF an illustrious
| ire like Henry A. WISE, and then
contemplate the degeneracy, the
smslness of the son who had
his being from bis loins' This son has for.
60 item or is indifi, rent TO every noble trait
every eleva,ing quality Of his father, and
70. pi,iful mess Of postage, q political
preference at the hands OF renegades, Of
mountebapks, OF time servers, OF 'rimmers
aud tricksters, he casts shame and hum IL
alton upon that fathers memory. He for
gets or IL indifferent TO the glory, to the
honor, to the ma gnidcence Of his state, the
mother OF states and OF presideLtsto tlan-
r her, to weigh her in the ignoble and
d ,spicabls distances of his opinion, an
| ,inion born In corruption and In infamy'
IA the pure days Of the Roman empire
VII On truth. and honor, and honesty, were
. ,rauount to oil other considerations, thu
r ,nan Who was noble. who was grand
who vas the ehsyalisr Of chsvalis's
- was HlHll A. WuB, slew with
bis swn dagger his own son II hs was re-
crsant 10 hnily or 10 the state. Alas the
hand and the arm Of HsSaY A. WIsn 10
siaied In death, his great heart and mind
arc spared the humiliation and the anguish
Of bis sons infsmy. II IL we'll thu the old
hero 10 dead, else his proud and manly
heart would burst with very shame and
grief. He 10 dead and We have lichens and
moses for his tomb, b the the son lives,
! aud alaal We have only scorn and contempt
| for his name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-27
rur NEW ORLEANS WORLDS EMO
sITIuN'

GENERAL Fam n, OGDEN has been tp'
poln,e & he p s,ion OF geaeral enpirln'
ienden Of the NeE Orle,ni Cotton Cetien'
Mai sui VOLTS Expo lion. A ater &C.
lslt'on ooa. no. have btol mdd'. lu inl
possession Of tue grta, warn hotrt ~ Louis
iana, beotu,o Of a rare, pure liio devoted -
her bet welfare, Ia War and la p.H'r he
10 bs,,dsa ono organize, aud executive
spirit. To no voice viii the people pay
cloicr heed tAan n bis, come 70 ga simple
ga seestiou or stern command. Tho ap-
pointmou, and i8 acceptance Us q tower OF
strength, end % ufes addition OF un'ol .
benefits TO that gyoG, national and in'oinA'
tloaal enterprise. DGEcror'oEHtHAL
BuREE will Had him % possess ali
those virtues which be doubtless
knows Of without any iniimauoa
lrom us, who knew HIM well IN times tAst
trlcd mems s,uli, sui was as his adlulanG
al hiU side IN tho thlctest Of carnage, when
ho appeared alSNs 1rst IN tho oharslus
font, like MAEsHAL ELr, the bEGyost Of
the brave" aud when again. the war 4, IA
end, ho modes,ly retired, like Lac himstl,
10 The quio; pursuits Of peace. loulslana
has honoled hcistllin honorlng hlm. ln'
deed, thus far, all works well with the Ex'
position, aud Moor BUREE has made no
mistakes IN The multiplicity OF mai,cro that
require tho mind OF . master 10 attend 10
In thsir general fcope and their details.
From all parts Of the country come
glowing accounts Of the tfor.s taG, VII Us
pat forth by The several states 10 exhibit
those things peculiar to themselves. Pub
tic appropriations are tolpg supplemented
by private contributions. aud by the enter
prise Of busineis firms. Splendid building8
will DO erected by many Of the states, and
next winter, side by side with the articles
Of northern cllmat soil and stream, will
be- the products OF more tropical growth
and enterprise. Mexico In particular, will
loom up with her 100000 donations, with
conspicuous prominence. Texas must be
not only equal to the emergency, but
positively in the van, as she
easily can be II properly
handled. Her representatives. whoever
they shall be, must bett'r Themselves with
energy, enthusiasm, intelligence and tlsep'
less labor, and 20 enthuse every one elae
Grounds at the exposition cite are to be
selected: houses are 10 be constructed, the
lum Der to be bought and contracts made;
transportation from all our counties Is to
be secured so that the humblsst with his OF
her product, as well as the wealihiest, will
be duly cared for; favorable excursions for
people 10 New Orleans, and for citizens oil
other states, and for foreigners TO Texas IN
der fair auspices and correctly given stats
tics, are TO be provided for All these and
an iufinitudo of other matters ara TO be at
tended to by and i,r this great state, whose
Lone Star as IL shines bright about her tent
shall as far eclipse her sisters as Jupiter and
Venus outshine all the Others In the gal
aNy.
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A VITAL QUESTION FOR M ORE THAN
ONE STATE.


Our esteemed contemporary. the Fort
Worth Gazette, seems to think We were
psrh ADS rather previous in our suggestions
as 10 the sanitary condition OF New Orlean,
st 80 early q moment AZ this; and lnaemuch
a. the Gazette was perhaps not then ap'
priscd of facts whereof we were in posses-
s,on, It's neat criticism vas kindly taken
Indee d, in emitting from our remarks Ger.
tain ugly appearing particulars, We felt that
we were keeping within the bounds OF q
cares nj discretion. But by way OF replica
ton we would, however, now state that II
90 happened that only on the day
previous to our article the New Or
leans statos proclsi the following:
"In their present condition the streets Of
this city are anything but . credit to rs
The sewerage 10 miserable and defective,
and getting more so all the time. These
streets are filthy. and whole cArt.loads Of
rsi bsge are permitted to remain on nearly
oil OF the most popular business and resi-
dent avenues for weeks at time" Again
Nh. EDWARD FENHER, president Of the aux
Hilary sanitary association, esid: "Our con-
dition % 10 cleanliness 10 wretched; In fact
Il could scarcely be worse. We are con
,tsntly in receipt Of complaints relative Il
garbage being actually dun ped in vAriou'
parts Of the city. especially at or In the i'm
mediate neiehborhood Of the wharf located
near the foot Of Esplansde street."
Now, when It 10 considered that over 100.
600 cart-loads OF garbage per annum Il
dumped In the immediate resr Of the m ,st
populated part Of the city. and that this ID
adm tied BY the sanitarians to be one ofths
nr,me causes which contribute to disease In
New Orleans, one may readily understand
our anxiety for the regulation Of this ex'
isting trouble there.
Aes'n, smother leading citizen, AAsoI
R,caAlp Rosssfsos, has Just said "Greal
accumulation Of trash 10 left In
piles en- the streets until Il
| q washed into the CUTTERS, OF
/ IN scsttered back over the street,
.esin 10 make more nlth and generate dis
ssss Of every description" This SAM
mode Of alline those back streets provst
very disastrous, - the world knows, II
1878. The filling mp Of low places with ths
same garbage and street sweepinss broush
about, the physicians tell 10, the fearfu
endemic OF that year. sending to their lonI
nome some Of the brightest and the best o
humsnity-old and young. citizen an'
stranger. We were. therefore. surprised
that the city should continue that ssm'
practice OF Opposing Of lie offsl. 1
was upon . kn ,vledgs Of these dst'
that or stcls vas written. Al
the States subsequently observed 1T d
certainly important that the pubic should
s.ve the fullest information on this sub
i,ct. they may be snsbisd 10 80 thai
prompt and effective measures are adopted
by which w dsssd soossqusssss Of suen
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PERSONAL.

HI. Lsvis, of Hearne, 10 ct the Wind
sor.
Matthew Cartwright, Of Terrell, is at the
Windsor.
volusy Hall. Of Marshall, il registered At
the Wiadsor.
IS. Reynolds. OF New York, il booked
ct the Windsor.
in. Terry. Of Philadelphia, 10 stopping
ct the Windsor.
James H. billiard, OF st. Louis, was at the
Windsor Yesterday.
Judge H. d. Pendergrast, Of Austin. 10 .
guest Of the Windsor.
@. T. Campbell, superintendent Texas
Express company, 10 registered at Inc
Windsor.
II. Crowley, msster Of transportation,
and Webster Snyder, general manager,
from Fort Worth, over the Texas q Pacific
leave to-day for Galveston via the Gulf,
Colorado 4 Santa Fe railroad.
WIN. Ward, route agent over the Tsxss
4 Pacific road between this city and ri
Paso. was painfully though not seriously
burned In the wreck near Gordon, yeste'-
day morning, BY q lamp turning over on
him.
Coal Burgess, the main guy in Leavitts
minstrels, will close the season within the
next lew Weeko uuu 10y VIM ho ~ ~ w"
pleased with Dallas that he expects 70 make
i his home In the future. His family which
is ct present. In Toronto, Canada, will Join
him here.
N,ss Aloha Snow, late graduate Of the
North Texas Female college, having $3.50.
GATED herself with the college at Emory.
Texas. % music teacher, Professor o. Rice,
the principal, and the citizens OF that COM
mupjty are to be congratulated. Miss
Snow will prove Q valuable acquisition.
Al the st. George: J / Ayers. kaufman;
A Johnston, Terrell: w J Jackson ana
wife, Award; Henry FlsTine' Fort worth;
4 n MsninG, Kspss: Osyi 9 ~ Soof 4
A .sSs:' e. III iouis; W Huncor, R Hun.
dSk. TsIss; r n Kipssy. Montague; B
Bradley, Terrell; II Clement. Chicago: J
] Deckard, Wills Point; n Longmier,
Farmers Branch; J W Oarnslius, Cedar
Hill: X L Lowe1stsin, 4 n Turner, Green
vi lie; Thomss r Kerr, Texas; B Hines,
Farmersville; e Reynolds, MoKinney;J 2
Allison, Haleshood; Samuel woodward.
John M Copely, Denton; John Karner,
! O Ksrner. Mexia; w 8 Depring, John
Dant, Philadelphia; n Stokes, New York;
W II Byrd and lady. Cieburne:. h Colo
mon, Texss; @ @ Mountcsstle, Allen; II
Freeman. Austin; II NJ Markmsn, Chica-
60; VIM n McCaine, St. Louis; O Main
wright, Denison; Brad Bsrner, LonPvisv;
Ev Hsrtgell, Terrell; ID 8 Dona'd, Levis-
vile; W r Allen. Cara: II b Johnston,
Dallas county; John r Behrmsn, Terrell;
J Campbell. Denisor: w Turner
Comsnchie; J Il Farrcr, Ennis; u fispiean,
9 Curtis. Me1hall; sumpter, mari
anna. Ark.; J L Csisons. Rev Jsrsey.
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tn EATRICAL.

Prosessor Fowler, BY special request, will
repeat his lecture tonight, 10 gentlemen
only, on the subject Of Manhood and i!s
lat appearance prior to bis departure TO
California. Parties desiring private exami'
nations had batter call early to-day, 40 he
leaves to-norrow morning.
Professor Pharszyn, pfestidigitator. illu.
zionist and vsntriloquist, who ha. created
20 much excitement sast with his great
eIst concert and wonderful Hindoo basket
mvslorv. will appear at the opera'house
T6ursdsy, Friday and Saturday, February
Is. %, and March 1st.
Ferguson, the Dude, comes next.
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WAS IT CONsTITUTIoNALs

The DISPATCHES from Wsshinston ysster.
dsy morning informed w that Mr.. Lam
HAM Congressman from the eleventh Texas
dis,ric', explained that be voted against
the appropriation OF money for the relief OF
the sufferers by the OHIO river floods be-
cause he did net think the act constitu
Ito ,sl. AID that he did not feel authorized
70 vote away the public money for private
purposee. This brings the question to q
direct issue, was or was not the act consti-
tntiousl7 BY reference TO the constitution
Il will be seen that the purposes for which
cougres, can appropriate money are explic-
|,uv set forth and plainly laid down
Giving money for the aid OF individuals
however much they may be 10 distress and
vsnt 10 not one of-these specified purposes,
m =. n strict coust euctionist Of the consti-
tIou, Ml. LAHHAx Ia in the right. A. 70
the question OF policy Of humanity there 10
.o.,csly, W presume, dissenting voice In
ali ths broad limits OF our country. We
..v po,icv IN Q restricted sense Of the
vord. Is II ever good policy 10 vIolsts tie
| Law. 1, 20 outside the pole OF the Law, ss-
oec,.l,v the fundamental Law OF the coun-
tr,, II Il said that M. TaADDsus srp
PENN. the great head and front Of the re.
publican party 10 his dsv. said in .
sosech on the door Of congress: The con-
| stitutlou be damned; We haven't lived
M 10 IL for years." One Of the greatest aud
moss potent objections ursed By the demo
cratic against the republican party has
ham its disrsspect for the constitution, Ia
.dhersuce TO what II has been pleased 10
call Q higher law" the Law that might
m.tes right. Oar hearts bleed tor the suf
.rer, from the Ohio floods and We would
.ee th.,r every want relieves. their sorrows
mined into Joy. their distres resolved into
,I.dues.. but In republican form Of gov
srpmeut ike GUS. is T. wise or prudent or
t,,.smsuI ke 4, snpul the laws offhe Ian
.,d dive money which % . sacred trust
s.c.uss humanity and charity
IA hIodpsa tus ct the
n.srs- y,rsnp When spIdsnies swept the
s~~ss 4 ~ yssrs 80 We good and noble
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HE HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING:


barbArons violation OF the laws OF hygiene
NAV no fverted."
An now that New Orleans must perceive
thu the o it.lde world whom she Ia Inviting
TO her homes, 10 taking notice Of this im'
pot ant matter, sha may be more siiligent
In hurry Ing up good work. The HERALD
hal, however, mora especial regard for
Texas whose citizens by the thousands will
yirt tina. hoautiiu city, Tor which We have
none but the very beat Of wishes for health
and prosperity.
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THE UNWILLING OF THE LEE STATUE
IN THE CRESCENT CITY.


1t Is great pity that the elements were
SO unkind on last Friday in New 0rlesn,
upon the occ. sion Of the unwilling OF tn
LEE statue. Thousands and tn ousands O.
people had gathered a. out Tivoli circle to
witness the event that so deeply interested
them and for which such surnptuous pro-
visions had been made. The delivery Of
the Grafton and the recitation Of the poem
on GsxEaAL LEE had both to bs dlspsnsed
with. But the Grafton OF AssooIArs Jss
1cE FsxNRa, or asws bows in grey used to
love to call him whom EaJiaptiy command
Ing tho famous FssHBI battery,
"CHAsLsY FsHsEs," the splendid son OF .
spls ndid sire, will be preserved In print, -
the papers publish II In full. The effort 10
worthy OF its author. worthy OF the oooas-
ion and worthy OF the great osptain, the
daily beauty Of whose oharactsrfrom the era
die to the grave, ought 20 be proudly paraded
for future generations by even that which
Il will outlive in its inAueuc s-the work OF
the pal ter's brush, the sculptor's chisel
and the orators words. For the life Of LES,
the leader Of the legions. though his fated
Il " be fu,led andlhimself now bivouac.ng
with the dead where the weeping willows
wave, has lett path Of light behird that
no column however colossal, no canvass
however responsive snd no word however
burning, can tqual in the work fos
the true, the beautiful, the good.
The poem OF that pure writer. Mr.. II. F.
RxeuIxa, a former resident Of Mobile, but
now OF New Orleans. and brother OF
Hon. A. ]. RSourER, also once Q Aobiiian
hut now assistant district attorney Of New
York, and himself brilliant poetic author
10 an exquisite gem. Knowing Mn. Re-
oUIsR's rare recitAtive powers - We do, we
can say that q rich treat was lost to the
audience by the storm when he failed to
deliver It. 1t ives q great misfortune that
the elements played such havoc with elo.
uueuce.
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CURR IN EVERY CASE.

Your Cuticura Remedies outsell all other
sss and patients say that they have efYected .
enc in every instance, where other rem sdiss
have isred. II. W. BRoCKwAY, n. u.
franklin Falls. N. II.
Sod by all draegisis Price: crT,eunL Scott;
r sss Ivss-. 81. Soar. @ cts. POTTER DRUG
N, CHEMICAL CO.. BDston, Aass
sea- for sBow to Cure shin Diseases.
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IT Is 4 FACT.

Hundreds OF lettere In our possession copies
OF hich NAV be had BY retarn MALL are on |,
authority for the assertion that skin. Scalp and
or Contagious. may NOW be pei mauently Gu ed
By Cusicura Resovent, t1e new Blood Purifier
Diureuc and Aperient internally and Cutcura
Beautiaera externally, In one-hslf the time and
- ~ - ~ the xua- 20 ~ anv nth sr sou
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LEAP YEAR PARTY.

At the residence Of Mrs. Lsmhreth the
young ladies' Of the Methodist Episcopal
church north gave a Leap Year party
Tuesday night, the 2sth instant. The COM
Jennie and Delta Flaunders, Lizzie and
Anna Mes and Morrison. The committee
acted their part splendidly, and to them
was due the success OF the occasion:
Aner the lads and lassies had
assembled, choice eeclections were reed
by Messrs. Babcock, Roberts ct al. inter-
spersed with reading aud music by Profes'
sor Smith and Bsceus. Mr.. Tol!ver also
contributed some well-rendered pieces,
splendid. The Misses Niese sang beau
,iful Duet. There were other miecel-
isneous contributions. After the en-
tertsinment . sumpsuous supper waa
spread.
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Ladies' should reiiecs well before using
any preparation that is applied TO so deli
cate a surface as Il 20 skin. Any cosmetic
will at first impart beautiying effect and
not apparently ipjure the skin. but In a
very short time little blotches and discolor-
atoms appear on the face which conclusive
ly show the poisonous drugs In their COM
position. IL can be safely said that more
than two thirds Of the face powders contain
medcated compile zion powder is not only
absolutely free from all delcterious matter,
but its principal ingredient is an active cur.
alive for ali diseases Of the skin. IL has
stood the test OF years. Sold by oil drug
piate
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FAREWELL TO THE MINsTRELs

formsnce last night. Both galleries were
filled. and the floor was occupied by Q &C.
lsct, il not a numerous, assembly. II is an
eeycellnt company and deserves a full
measure Of appreciation. Tonight the
com pany plays at Cleburne and tomorrow
night at Fort Worth. To the citizens ol
those cities and to every community that
this superb combination the HERALD takes
70 Ia recommending It o. worthy OF
natr0naUe.
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II hes iust developed that GENERAL GAN
pIfLp was au expert iilteen hal pool player,
and was rarely ous Of pookoi by tho game
Here "a one rock" at least, 10 the thatt Of
HE fame that may be counted % enduring.
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The New Northwestern Road.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26.-The CONTRACT 2
for building the Souris & Rocky Mountain
railway states that work will be rapidly
pushed a. soon Is spring opens. The road
will run from Winnepeg northweelerly
through Bsttleford to point beyond Ed
monitor, In all about $50 miles. A COM
paDy has been reorganixed and q land
grant of 9. 400 acres per mile has been OBJ
tanned from the government. Bonds OF the
bean laced
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GRRATRST ON EARTH.

curIculA R'rIDI.s ere ths sIe.!s.t ned;
Rheuu in this county. ~ mother had !,
lave Cutieura would have saved her life. Nv
Anna breast and head were covered for three
yesr. which nothing relieved or cured until !
used the Cu,icura Resolvent Internally, and Gu
ticuva and Cuucura Soap externally
W ADAMS Newell o.
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uroe of Postage to all pnris of tho United
states mud Canada,

Remlt by dra on Dallas pastomce moreT or
der of fegl tered lever lfaeut tihrrTlHe, N'
Nyill MOI be lcsrousiu'C fpr mi1afunr.l so
Dies TlIL iltEALp. p.llsH Texas
Specimen copies sent o. ec on apple -aon'
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onANp MAsoUrnAnr RAIL,

The grand masquerade ball given last
evsniug by this rurn Verein md Ffohsinn
singing nocleties st Turner hail was large ly
attended and wan iraueht through
out with pleasure 10 ell who were
20 fortunate IN 10 bo Ia Ntttnd'
auce. /. was tho MGrdl Gra9 tor
iiallas occurring 40 II did on tho evening ol
thrt festival. A brass band that nplt TIE
air, making tho atmosphere iulfly how
with delight, followed by haIdi
GflB tnarshals horsohack and
4 wagon load OF masqucrs. About o'clook
tho spacious hall was filled with merry
mgsquera made up OF kings and queens.
Including all tho orders OF NOBILITY and
soldiers, civilians, Night, Mofnng, peasants
clowns Ia proiuson, pira'cs The heather
Chlnee, the child of the forest and
all national,ties representing oil olime'
countries, characters and classes, including
| Derwin's pet, Plus Eli Perkins aud GeoFEs
| Washington, who went 10 arm Ia arn.
Many ot the costumes were neat and elc
giant, others erotosQue, and more or lee'
la keeping with the occasion-gaudy
| Il was picturesque scene, one grand pan
Drama as the merry mhsquers whirlco
away time In the mu2es OF the
dance, keeping time with MIN
| Ul. feet TO tho sweet music
| Che two ladies representing too Havana
cigYr girls were conceded 10 be the neates'
costumes of the evening. The dance was
continued until late hour, and all wis
| participated In the dance left somewhat
iatigued. though highly pleased vita the
eyeninpi a entertainment.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1854.
INDICATIONS.

For the.wss'crn aulfststss-Tsir weathsr'foi'
lowed by local rains on Wednesday; winds gen.
orally northeast 10 southeast; nearly stationary.
followed by fsl ing barometer. Tho observer
at vicksourg oports this morning that the river
has prtken through thr.e miles below the Del
"a, in Loui lana, and the water 10 now three
inches above the T. ack Of the Vicksburg' shreve'
port 4 Pacific road near California station.
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CUTlCURA.
NOW , * p p; $ is ;3ss
CUTlCURA.

TT Ia at this season when the blood aud pe spi.
/ ration arc l,sded with im purities that d SIG.
uring Humors, Humiliatirg Eruphous, iichis 9
ter Rlpgworm, Baby Humors. 5crofula 6crofu.
lous 8 fes, A pscesses aud Discharging Wounds
aud every species OF Itching. scaly and Pinply
and economically cured by the CuricusA RBx-
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All Papers discontinued 40 the Expiration
OF the Time RAID Tor.

Look at the printed label ON yolr r1nct I.o
lsto thor. ON sllWs when We auu.rf picn ,h.
,5irts rotwnr The muucY Ice amplc me iur
renewal A. YOU dotire uuhfoksu Giles. 90 Woeah'
.aoi Aiways furnish back umutrs, -
cubs rlbtr. 'csrlug The uddfefo i tuelI Wv,
Changed Will plrair SAFE w ihtlr evA'Mu"'NA'
ZION ls'ih hn - = ma rev allrr.. -
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Tn. American hsn has cause to osckls.
nn. turns ont 500 900 dozens OF egg
end ooo. 900 ,oco OF chickens. In the sssre'
rata svery year.