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and courageous man"
Mr.. Whittier said that he had h ], Obliged
/, differ with Mr.. Phillips views No an alb
o%litionist, with reference /, voting; but his
relations WITH him had slways been moti
pleasant. No matter how severe Mr.. Phil
los was In his public nltsrances, he wss
,Isays cordial when among bis associates
In the cause. Those who Ind missed hear
log Mr.. Phi llps In his younger days had
missed u greet deal, and, taking him alio'
s.ther, Il was doubtful II We should l)oK
upon his like ngal0 IN an orator.
Mr.. Whittier recalled an incident In Mr..
Phillips career ns showing bis courage
When At the meeting OF the antl-slavery
society in fremont Temple, In January,
1851, no faced u bowling moo Of 400 or 800,
who had come there 10 prevent his speak
ine. Mr. Phillips. indlng his voice
drowned, addressed himself 10 the reporters
In front OF MIN anil the crowd yelled,
Louder I" rurpiug 400 his dcrlders, be
exclaimed, Howl onl address here
(poiItng ID tle feporiersl thirty ~ liiOns
OF neopls.r NJ. Whittier mad not met Mr..
Philips for nearly a year before the l%attar's
dgaIl
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brought up through . trap door !fom eoths
underground s%torehouse, round . room
wnils another lighted . large fife, A. the
DIRE burned up. the bodies. which had
seemed a. nrst stark fIoE-n, began 70 ins.
of movement. Then The principsl, per-
former advanced aud deliberately disem'
bowslsd them one alter another. The on,
locker naturally thought he was either
dreaming or was assisting At some snhoIy
rite. but the real explanation was very
ample. Russian Law does not permit we
burial Of any person who dies aoclden'iy
without a post-mortem examination. III
the depth OF winter the visits OF DOCTORS
are rare. and IL is tho custom 10 fretze the
bodies until one comes around, when OIL
those waiting for burial are produced "a,
gelher, aud being thawed sufficiently 10
let the knife opeiate, are performed upon
aud reoeiye their csrtiicats OF intermeni'
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Winters Impressions of Phillips.

A special dispatch from Boston says.
John q. Whittier, who IL spending this
winter at Oak Krtll, Dsnvers. said to-day
Of We dell p Ill pc, that he heard him
fret at the ant Il very meeting in Faneuil
Hall, at the time Of the Lovejoy murder in
1888. The an,i-slsvery party had been
formed five years before.
Mr.. Phillips made = greater sacrifice
than the rest OF us," said Mr.. Whittier,
"for al that time few OF us had anything TO
expect in the wsy Of pei teal prsfrrment.
Though not always agreeing wi.l him
admired MIN Tor his sincerity. He was .
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Gladstone and the English w%orldngmen.

Gladstone and the English Worlingmien'
Gladstone made al address 20 the work
lngmen .of England, urging them TO 10
tolerant toward the cOmmuniss who had
been expelled from France aud Germany,
and urged them 10 study their mod,is IA
all branches OF the mechanics ar. - heitg
m many cases very superior 70 the E1gllsn
models tor similar work. He also called
attention 10 the spirit OF utility which vas
manifested In American machinery q he
best cAss. lie urged the EIsii-h % no
this intellisently and patiently, and that
thereby th,y might he able to retain The
MARKERS Of tbo world.
rnc ENGLISH siove.makers have bren
! familiar with the models Of the Charter
ok stoves tyr several years, ~ some oil
The gtcat hotels are using theun, aud 10
tai. day they have never turned nut q
stove that had The grace, form and ltness
fr the desired use which gro striking
oharac'cristios of tho Charter OAK Stoves
aud Ranges.
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Importcd Goods.

Inc Elm street Exchange saloon, Elan
street, IL the only saloon IN the city which
imports its " wines and liquors tneS
iInport in aud out of bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give 'heiT
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon Ia
the south west imports direct as much as THIS
housa Their cigars, lunch, liquors and Of
tention given 10 the public cannot 90 eE'
celled in tae United States. Don't forget
to get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
| Stree, Exchange, whore you Will always
find the atfable Jake Menczer and ss'ist'
aptg
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Ayerlll Mixed Paints.

! guarantee this paint Will prove eatis'
factory wnen applied according 10 di,vo'
lions. I do not mean q guarantee OF salts.
ton only when first applied, AS every paint
IA satisfactory when first applied, bai my
guaranteed embraces a sufficient time 20
properly test the merits Of the paints. My
friends aud customers in the country are
authorized TO project this guarantee. Adj
dress all orders to ii. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer IN painters sup,
plies, wall paper. window glass, etc.
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The lsnreMcll kiss.

Among the confused mass who were
STRUGGLING and screaming were noticed u
midi aged man and his wife. Iheir con-
duct was In marked contrast with that OF
( g other passengers. The panic which
had seized The others was not shared oy
them, but their blanched faces told that
they realized the peril which surrounded
them. The only movement of muscles or
nerves was that produced by the chilling
.~tmo.phere. They stood close together.
their hands clasned in each other, as u
about { contemplate suipide toRether, ana
thus fulfill the martial vow OF standing, by
each other IN the varying tide Of lies for
tunes aud misioItnnes. As the wreck
@ reened with the gale from one side TO the
other, and while the spray and waves were
drenching them at every moment, the hus-
band turned and imprinted a kiss upon the
companion Of his lie, and while thus EN-
braced a heavy SEA broke over the wr.cA
and both were q he'd away and not seer
afterward. Mr.. Cook says the scene wa:
one which will remain ind.iibiy impressed
upon his memory unit | his dying day
1Boston Herald.
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Attention is called TO the advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, VINO
ia aohno edged as one among the most &C.
complished decorative artists in the coun-
v. He keeps a full otock Of oil eoodo IN
ms line, which he offers At wholesale and
| retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. This HERALD can assure lts
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements
and as one with whom 1t is always q peas
ure 10 transact business.
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Rose City Paint and Color Company.

RMS cOmpany has eslabIisned nbsnquar.
ters for the esle of their celebrated mixed
psints for the state, in his city. ave
besn appointed agent for the sale Of s'me'
aud will fiji all orders at factory pr ces,
thereby saving my customers the ire ght
on same. "a, HAaiLtoN.
Wholesale painters supplies, wlnGow
glass, walt paper, mouldings, ETC., 90 EN-
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Persons desiring TO buy parior, dining
room aud bedroom sets, bedsteads, chairs,
rockers. tables, lounges, sideboards, wari.
robes, office furniture, ETC., can lind one oil
the largest and best selected s,ocks evtr
brought to Texas. Anything 10 the furni,
ture line etc. can be found In ms large n
elay,nt assortment. Prices are lower than
eyer and great inducements offered to
buyers. uEnhe hi.A
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A Horrible story.

The author Of IS oerisn Pictures" Gays
that having on one OCCASION lot his way,
he drove up at night II q laree hut. wheEce
he saw q light shining. Csutiously looking
M az the window before eLtsrins or KNOCK
ipa, he saw Q hideous sight. Two OF tnres
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
We recommend Carers Iron Phi

We recommend Carers Iron Pills to
every woman who 3 weak, nervous ana
disc Iuraged; particularly those II have
thin; pale lips, cold hands and ieet' snu
who are without stresgth or amoinon.
There are the cases for which Carers ron
pills are spccially prepared. and this c ass
cannot use them without benefit. Valu-
able for men siso. Ia metal boxes, at 90
cents. Sold by druggists or sent by mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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Let These Things be Considered.

Thousands OF men Gle every Jay VINO
could be saved. Prejudice Is mainly to
blame for this loss OF life. Ii 1t were believed
tina, he sam of disease may certainly be
reduced by physic, much would be gained
Aud We, the proposition is very simple: II
Won take out daily more impurities than Is
daily generated, you will soon be rid OF
impurities. The effsct OF this wise practice
Is soon seen in Bilious, LAYER and Kidney
troubles. But 1t is equally OF value IN head
and brain affections; in PleuFi,y, Pneu-
monia. Apoplexy and Paralysis. .
In chronic aud acute X journalism, and
Ia all affections of the bo wells, this princip!e
soon relieves and cures, when the medicine
used Is Braudreth's Pills.
Yes, when all other means and medicine
have failed to relieve from pain, these pills
have cured, by taking impurities from the
DO ~els and blood, and thousands OF men
and ONE now place Bfsndreth's Pill
among the blessings Of mankind.
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Those persons who 40 not NEED ron pu,
who are troubled with ~ervonsness ana
: yspcpsia. viii hnd ia CafteI's Litire Nerve
Pills a most desirable article. Ihey are
mostly used IN combination. with Carriers
Little Liver Pills, and in ms way 9ioon
nil Of each kind Immediately after eating
and Won will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In vials at % cents. Sold by
oil drupgis.s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

The Uucenn Oh SU0TVfy " n
Are amoug The stanchest advocates OF
beautifying Sozodont, which communicates
To the teeth the glistening Wilderness oil
snow, arrests their decay, renders spongy
and liberated gums healthy, and breath
made offensive by detective teeth as SWEEP
as honey suckle. Ladies', ye were maue "
swift, your EN- pire over male hearts lasting
hv ia sovereign aid. The fashionable
world declares there is nothing like IL.
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Professor w. II. Hartley has leit a re,
en-, s,hle agent behind him Ia the name OF
w Dixon. who will disuense his nrd.
cines h the public at $50 e m street aud
the public may rely On his medicines De,
ing he genuine South America cure, ana
the cut and signature will appear on every
ho,tla S~ub.agpnts waniPd.
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Eie,nnt wedding Cards,

The HERALD no otfice has Just received
re AID complete assortment OF Tue
most exquisite Wedding cards OF latest DE,
siaus ever brought to this city. Can ana
stsnine the. Purchasing in large qlan
t,ties Tor cash, thereby securing all AIS
c,nu,s. they ara furnished at rtmarkaoIy
nv pricre,
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A Card. -
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, i
will send a recipe that will cure you, free OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoyeiea
by a missionary ID South America. Seno
a s~elf-addressed envelope 10 the kev'
Joseph T Inmsn, station D. Ne" iorh
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Ord's Place makes no pretensions, Il is All
truth. 1t is supplied With tue best pian n
of whisky. the finest wines, the pures' AZ
mar street: Frank Cauthorp manager.
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win YOU suffer with Dyspepsia ana
Liver ComplaintP shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for il. Sold by JEFF M. House.
druggist. Dallas. Teras.
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"A New York capitalist has written q let
,-r 20 partie. at Birmingham, Alabama,
offering TO take 500 900 Of STOCK In q new
co ton factory there. provided the like
amount is subscribed in Birmingham.
| Steps nave already been taken TO secure
this. and the Daily Age says there 10 no
| doubt of the factory being built.
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"'Tis beauty truly blent whose red and
white,
Natures own sweet and cunning hand
laid on,
Pozzoni's powder imparts q richness
Making The skiu ~ Sofs ~ down.
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The largest assortment, o. type u Joe Guy
IN -,sot Tom A. The HRRALp JOB Once.
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The Exposition Jniversslle de Fart
Culinaire" awarded the highest honors to
Angosiura Buffers as the most eficaclous
stimulant 10 excite the appetite end to keep
the digestive organs In good order. ASK
for the genuine article. manufactured only
oy DR.. j. G. u. Siesert & Sons, n beware
OF limitations.
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HOUSTON 4 TEXAS 0BHIRAL RAlLwA'
TWO sxPHEss TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.

rbrseu uips esh vyb aween Donhon md Opstanai xy, eteoI sunday ~ odp13
and short Linz 10 ali points In no solmeasL Norhest and. EWt Ia via HOUSTON ~ H.
EFWoRIFANs ALIRAL THROUdH LsE Via this route the DAY HxteN
TRAINS Of tbs II 81. O Railway .hnh, have ruhnan rar@ Jars attached MAKE g nF xM
change tstsoen Honl n aud New Orleans shot and rymsho 70 ns, ~, smc " T.
DeMwn 10 ali ppna North, West and East pOLLAANP Al Ak iLkkrNu OAk5 Inn2A
Gsveston and bal dlA without chang onnetns vii usn limo OF ur1
running ssws%rs ..Ey p IA ssps " syss 3 ~ NOVEMBER 4. is.
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Mr.. James Walker, Eoni-, Texas, saws
Browns Iron Bltters has given mt
strength and perfect health"
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No mother should De without
Mexican Female Remedy

Which cures all FEMALE DISEASES
and makes all women happv.
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s,trnA. MtnpLrsEV 20. Va. August -. ir~1
NJ, Dear pr Gasp rlou mo the liberty ] take.
and dn utt count DO CuuCelt, In tuuding YOU my photo-
rf1uh. may never have the pleasure OF visiting YOU
I'M 4 wish ron tu know the ~fciturcso of the man Wloss
ufr your UARBOLATEuF TAR luhaiaut WINS instru-
mental in Swing. lhagan the use Of your retn'lY Tor
t4tlrrh and Bronchitis In september, lsti. itfcd "
and " completely cured me. MY thro.t was
iunamrl. My nasal organs were terrlhy
deceased, sore cuycrc1 the inside ~ my nose lrum tig
entrance 10 the ui Co.. NN ear. were also affected. L
usadt to bleed from thrnlt and nose whenever pfeachru-
u All. iamp perfectly well, Preachers should have yonr
a., ID. @. O. IIiSs
Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church south
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THERE Is to DO a ~ciiizens mettlng on Tues
day, at the Merchants Exchange, 10 make
preparations 10 entertain tbs cattle men
during their stay with us Thsfe VII De a
grand ball, surpaesing ,,Veiythihg tnAt nns
will oe spared to make " q success.
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DuHisa the 1t week the ladies'
of "a. Matthew'S Cathedral gave
a supper in tue o'Counor build
ing lately orcupied by Mr. EDWARDS
and the affair was a grand success huaL-
whom the ladies' wish TO r'turh thanks are
Mr.. j. q. q Common. Tor tue use oftne build
ing and Mr.. Frank Burke for lights.
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INVITATIONS are out lor the marriage Of
Miss trace Gibson to Mr.. b. w. Bedford,
Of Tennessee. IL would be wrong to wish
Mr.. Bedford any harm, but there will be
many who viii regret his arrival in Dallas.
AZ he will pluck one Of the sweetest flowers
that adorns Dallas society. rhe marriage
will AXE piace February lith at 6 o'clock
Al st. Mathews Cathedral. We conrratl.
late Tennessee On her new acquisition
Dali as society will regre, to lose one who
is 90 popular, and ia giving Grace 1t IL only
fair to say IL will not bs done Gracefully.
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Lines that Have Fallen In Pleasant
PIaces-Lightsome Lore.
A Few Flecks Of sunlight at Hsmo and
Abroad.
Personal Miscellany Society Melange,

SPECIAL preparations have been going on
Al The opera house all week Tor the coming
event, the appearance OF Rose Eytinge.
We venture tho assertion tnat no opera
house In tho safe Is kept IN better condi-
tlon or arranged with bitter taste than the
Dallas opera house. Mrs Benton has pc
ouliar Gao, IN that line aud displays great
taste. The halls are ke.t clean and tho
carpet, mended and l0of painted Just AZ Il
she owned the whole establishment. Tue
theatcr last night was nlled Wit n fashion,
able audience q hear The great actress.
She sustained harseli well aud added new
laurCls TO thoho already won
Considerable inquiry Is being made
thing la tho theatrical line
during the coming ogttin convent on
We can only say that Mr.. Benton is max
ing every etljr to get agood troupe Tor tiis
week.
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hlS Gr.Ht
StrenSs n q H.
ing HesneaS

StrenSs u q II.
ing Remedy
u II Il q eS We
<Ms Z. is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice, bva
Thu r o U G l. \
GCALiFiED' Bt
tbti A IEP fIeI-
CHAN OF one III
The hi hest nedf-
cal cole sc ) Of
L u 70 p e a n d
CURho W T Il
u \ FA Ii SG
G E r T AIN T Y
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years, such as LOS Memory. La,sitQd4,
Nocturnal Einl-sionS, Avtrs!,iIs to society,
Diulness If Vision Nulses i'll HE Head; the Vit.
su.i passing uno5served ia the uriue, AND many
other .iises.ses that lead TO IN >anitv and DeaS.t.
DR.. NiS'I WAC is regular pny-cit III
graduate of the University i Pennsylvania,
vii! agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DotI-
LARS Tor {. Cas- If this kind t.e Y TAI RES
* .TIVI tunder his special advice and ,re.;-
aIeatl vii act Gu e, Dr for ,nything impure 81
:u,ri,, rou d in il. Or. MN liz tt ..t> til
priv t.. s. Asses successfully without thercury
Colsu,t atom free, hor'.ush examination tlii
sl:vice incl 1ding analysis II urine. So. rice oI
VII I. t-.5fDt, riv :, g. 81 bottle, or al
ti,,.s the quantity. s.. sent to address
TN eerei Ut ot p ice, NC. y D, secure If, III
I'll: /. 'hti.n and IL private. nane if desired by
T.. A. MiNrlE ii D,
III keariley t., San rinciseo, Cal
dPLE UrTLE F,:EE vii, be sent to
c. Plying BY letter, att symptoms sea
VI ge. strict secrecy in regard to ali bust
e.. .ransactnns
~. NANTES KIDNEY REMEDY-NEf-
ar ETfCUl cures all kinds Of kidney and
biz. Ter compliant :, gonofri 'ea glee', leucor-
RI. s. For safe by al druggists; 81 bobtte;
al ties for s..
MIITIE'5 pANDELiOI PILLS are the
b.s Ia cheapest Dyspe an Bill ious cure
L 1arNet. For sale ',y all druggists
iaul9t
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CORRESPONDENTS:

New York -Messrs. Opdyke 4 Co.
The American Exchange in EuYop
(1imtted) -Messrs. knauth, Nachod 4
Kuhne.
San francisco The Anglo Ca ifOrniAn
Bank U.imited.) MessS. Homer r
King 4 Co.
april
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This large Body OF Land has been crop
ped to wheat and raised this year on
1000 acres 10000 bushels, and will be
offered in tracts of 100 acres, or more and
one stock of 6,OO0 acres. The land has
four towns, Logandals, Delavan and
Norman on it; railroad runs through
the land; part is in summer fallow and
part volunteer.
Colusa lands have been held in large
tracts, raising wheat, when sold in small
farms will produce anything in general
farming or fruit.
Land Seekers can have tickets at re-
duced excursion prices to any town, from
now to day OF Sale, to give ample time
to examine theland. An excursion train
will leave San Francisco on FRIDAY,
p. NJ, November 2Sth, to connect with
Sale,
w. c. Murdoch. Mt Bank in Willows
or De Jarnatt & Crane at Colusa. will
take all land seekers free OF charge over
the land,
Special attension is called to this sale
and to this land as Offering rare oppot-
tunity for small or large farmer, or to
get home on easy terms and prices
within reach OF all, from s. to S25 per
acre,
This land has been subdiyided into
small tracts for the express purpose OF
attra citing INN grafton, and will be sod
at the very lowest rates to actual set.
tiers,
Colusa County is now offnrinr n por-
ton OF its best land cheaper than any
other part OF the state, and the first buy
ers will get the advantage OF this great |
reducti m. |
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nj = Yny 2. Agents wanted Cor authentic
~ nj Z edition OF his life. Publish d
0jpR ., Au usta, h home. Larg
u NlI 4lVs est. hands NEST, che tpest,
best. Is! The renowned historic and biOgrl-
pher, i c. we'll, whose life Of Garfield, pub
iished by Us, u:solh the twenty "the's by co.
o60. Hlt>cls every book ever published in
fhis wor ;: any agents are selling fifty daily
Agents are making fortunes. All new b- in
ner> s cccssful; grand c'ance for them. $43 So
made by a lad. agent the first day. Terms
most liberal. Particulars free. Better lend
q cent for postage, etc on free "Ltfit, hew
ready, including Large pro. pt ctus book and
save valuable time. ALLEN 4 Co.,
Msine.
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"AVlNG SUCCEEDED TO
Il the business of he Carson city saw
ings hank We are now prepared tn do .
General Banking Business
Hills of Exchange bought an sold On
san Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, rance AMI at, the
principal cities or the United states and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates Of deposit and -
cefve deposits on open account
collect ions made at current rstAa
exchange
Bullion bought ami sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold o.
com mi -SiOn only.
Liberal advances made ON approved
stocks and other securities.
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tDiCAL.


cal Debility, Seminal w ak s
prem ,torrh9. asrOsesSo rrs3;s. Emissions,
.n,otrncy, Exhausted Vital Is, Prem ture il,
cine. and L,s>S OF n sssse3S, sD
uli It's c.,.E :,lteutaGMS Ru.i fr. rss
" HaaeVeg rausc pr s-illce,i. 1t ell
riches and pur ties the Blood Strengthen the
nerves. Brain, Muscles, 'igestiop. K produc-
tive organs and Pivsicai and >.nt.li racu ties.
It stops a.. unuaLur.l AND eb. it ltiu- .,rsi
upon the system prevent inr inv ,iu ttry lrs>es
iebll;taiing dreams seminal losses with The
'Ir;ae, etc, DESTRUCTIVE. t. MUD md body.
It is a sure alim'"etrr Of AL X h En- M
BLADDER COMPLAIN :. contains no
mi iriouS ingredients. fD sUese ~:aiS r.
81, fr.,sEs ah.- s-Vii eikr..5- as !. ga t.
f.st ira discretion exs .s..ss sI,-s-.iS
tar usas aIi y rssshn-nf a. *
- Gil ANTE -. Price. 500 !.eF
otti-, or five bottles in CT e, Wit fu diret
tions | ADVICE, $40. seat e ure from %.
servatiO To any adlres upon the receipt
price, Or y. q. D.. To be mad only Of
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LsEssgG t,sspENsARX,

400 Geary Street, san francisco, Cal.
Pri.ats E..,sranc., 4o5 Iason street, four
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