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WHY the Wnrt is Thore.

Those who have studded the map of kar-
sachusatts cannot but have noticed the e.
Guitar aDoearauce OF portion Of the Ga.
peoliout boundary line Just southeast Il
Springfield. The point referred TO ISL
small square block at the town OF South |
wick, extending from this state into % It vi
Oounerticut. Although the peculiar log
on the map has Often boon noticed and
commented upon, it is rot generally known
thst this very point was for years the tDua-
dation fer q most bitter controversy
between tho tGo states. From LIZA to 1901
the question CT division came seye!a! times
before special committees and commits
sioners from Massachusetts, aud town
meetings were frequently held TO ssttie the
matter. In 177i Connecticut attached 9
norton of land TO S1u.hwlck, south CT the
original colony line. Ten years ai.erwald,
la i7tl, a committee from Connecticut vas
appointed To- the purpose Of establishing
the bounds at this point, but 80 tenacious
vas each colony of every inch OF territory
that it took more than score of years TO
settle this very triAing matter.
Two boards OF commissioners were OPP
pointsd by Mat sacbusetts and Connecticut
in 1913 to ascertain and report the exact
boundaries Of Southwick. Sandisiield, New
Marlboro, and farther west TO the Nav
York state line, and four yeara later, in
1907, Joint commissioners were appointed
to establish the line east OF the CONNECTICUT
river The Connecticut commissioners re-
pOIicd that the line WAS nearly all correct
except tho tract Of land in question, q BLOCK
about two and one-halt miles square Rt
S1uthwics. which Massachusetts THOUGHT
ghe would have TO compensate her for the
| town she had lost. This the commis9ion-
ers refused TO grant in 1901, but this state
was willing, il 1903, to compromise. 30
| one year later it wGs arranged that Com
necticut shouId keep @ alice OF Southwick
and Massachusetts should hold the land
west of the pond in that Place,
| the aams indentation into the Nut
meg ntate which she now holds to-day.
| In May, 1910, Connecticut appointed an
| other committee to examine the line east OF
the Connecticut river, but OF the result no
report can bs found among the rasords OF
| that state. In Mey, 1922, however. the re:
ports show that the commissioners agreed
| In all points, as in 1713 with the exception
of the gore at Union. AS the southeast
| corner of Woodstock had extended into
Massachusetts, 100 rods, and the northwest
corner forty EIGHT rods, a jog had been left
! in the colony line between Woodstock and
Union. This was the only logged point at
issue in the report presented In 1922. Thla
| iok was corrected in 1926, when the com
missioners' report was agreed to by both
stetes and the long and tedious boundary
| line controversy between Massachuseita
| and her sister came to an end. The line Of
the New Haven & Northampton railroad
now runs directly through the jog con.
Meeting the two states, and SouthwlcE
/ ponds, celebrated locally as a summer re-
sort, lie partly In this state and partly IN
Connecticut. -TBoston Globe.
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fsy mofolns ~ sitanf ~ soms buslaes.
| ffnefdAg ahffn0nf ~ aNfsndfI The tle
Mo rlvfh ~ NE tsih1llo kniehies a Md
1iffFf'n ffnff. lev ~ lss d0Nnfhe iglafd
fhls lore lon he as ab0Hf The t'ly A.
ehdifF A. he buillfss and iosllnH rsm
sbd son nj isli ufdl he extend ihf
uinE ffghaner, age Mafhet street. sl.h
Colonel hsIuln tnd ordered some ffhefh,
mehis hnnnig siff fiitlnF dnNn tnl frtl
Mefsin noticed ilAI The ~ side al NJ =
ki Fafds' a Iiiire vs. ratlfafsissitb blood
and oalled tteniioh iothF isUi, An fEami,
nation was Instantly ufds sni u wn1 lou IA
that q wound wlioh M'llr L sefds had ~
csiyed IN the LET'S sido b, low the fihf IN u
diifioully Ia Anttin, fOms hiison dsys ae,,
had It-opened aud wRs bleeding clDiOuilY,
Medical aid was secured al once, and aller
considerable time the f1w was stopped ard
tbs msj9r conveyed 10 the Beach hotel.
His condition Is regard d as critical by tue
physician In charge. who has fliosd his pa.
tlent under The influence al hsIoo les, ard
ln-night he IL resting qniii Comfortably,
Isjor Edwards took matters very oollly,
aud sat,at the table m pool Of blood fmog.
.ng cigar, while the physicians were Try.
ug 10 Hlaunch the tlpw 81 blood.
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ASHLAND, O, Mey lG.-Gsorg5 ANDREW
Ham and William Fl. Gribbeu, aged "a
and 90, wore hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Harry Williams, on March 25th.
last year. IL is estimated 10000 people
collected here, ard 1t YVES feared the mob
would bar the enclosure about The scatf5ld
in order TO see the hanging, Nine com.
panies of militia surrounded the jill aud
kept the m1D back, Noisy denominations
Githout hasiensd the execution, Five
minutes past 10 O'Clock the prisoners we're
led to the soaiflll and without unneces.
cary delay t4ey were bound end the trap
auruug. AT 1921 &hey vera pronounced
dead. The military conveyed The news to
the O1tside cIoTd, which hOwled with eI-
ultation, mingled With disappointment be-
cause the hanging whs not public. Their
1ecks we're botn broken.
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DANGEsFGELD, May 10 Especial 1T
has been raj ing tor The past few days and
farmers sll seem 20 be discouraged. AL
crops are backward aud only hall STAND
OF cotton ia reported in this vicinity.
The democratic convention mset1 hero
On the 23sh OF this mont.
Rev J. w. Lively, OF this place. IS car
| ryiog on pr0traclet meeting ct the Meth.
oiist Episcopal church, with grand sue.
cssa. Notwithstanding Tho hsd weather
| ths house was crowded lest night and the
congregation listened to = fac sermon.
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CLEBURNE.

fyrRRunNF. NAV 15.-[Special.I IA Sunday
school picnic Of the Baptist and Presby.
terrain schools here is appointed to be held
on Nolapd river next Saturday; and OF the
Methodist school at the same place on Sat
urday the Oath instant. -,
Work 10 commencing on Heath
Bros. two-s.ory brick southeast
corner OF the square. The con-
struction of the new Congregational church
is also commenced.
The city council. at its regular monthly
meeting, on the 18th and 14th instants
transs cted some important business. Th'
city tressurer's report shows balance OF
| hand to credit of general fund OF $2.822.S7
street fund, $5l2.57, and school fund
81. 6sS "a. The city marshal col
iecied for the month Of APR
fines to the amount Of $97
The contract for putting lightning rod
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Tho Louisville Course :.

LoU1svrLnE. May 16,.--The spring race
meeting OF the Louisyille Jockey club be-
can to-day. The weather was fine, but the
track littls deep. Fuly 5000 persons
were present. The opening race was for a
purae of $500 for year-olds and upwsrd5,
six furiongs straight, Sudie acNa!ry won
by o neck; Fellow Play. the fayorite, Sec
ond: Premium third. rime--1:l5 8 4.
Second rsce-Purse, $4Co; eli sges; mile
and quarter. Ferry Kyle won eanilyi
Fosterau, second, Lille, third. Time
Iii IL.
Sweepstakes tor 3.yehr-olds; 500, halt Tor
felt, With ST. 500 added, Of which 500 to sec.
ond: mile and one half. The racs hroughs
Bob Miles, Bob Cook, Baress. Exploit, Pow.
ps sv Adrain and The Admiral
ware the first to show 10 front. The ,Ad..
miral at once TOOK the lead
Of full length; Loiin then got
&c ,ond place, head in front OF Bob Miles;
Bob Cook and Powhattan we'll up. They
went ON for one mile without change;
at this point Buchanan moved up as did
Adraip. At tho head of the stretch
Loftin had the lead OF . length,
Bob Miles. and Buchanan Tapped in
second place, Adrain, fouith. From here
home the race was with Buchanan,
Loitin aud Adrein; Buchanan winning
by o length and half; Lottin, second,
three. quarters of q length in front; An
drain, third. Time-2:40 IL.
The last pools were at $3.50 to $500 on
Fourth Race--Purse $500: all ages; mile
heats: won by Manitoba In straight
heats; Josie Garter, second In first heat ana
first heat and second in second hest,
Time-l:47 "a. Milo did not come to the
post in time and was left and distnnced.
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. May i6.--lSpeolal. j
II Is reported here that the end Of the
northern division u the 81. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern railway will soon be
changed from Pop'nr Bluff, Missouri, to
Knobel. Arksusss. This change, IL is said,
10 due 10 tho decision OF land suita at Kno.
bel In favor Of the company.
Las, evening about o'clock two herses
attached b. a wagon ran away at the railroad
depot, on the Wav from Russellyille 10 wed.
ding at DR.. @. W, hgrkty's, throwing out
and iniuriug Mrs. cAptain Paeler, Mrs DIR.
]. X. Perrymap, Mrs. Albert Lyons and Ar.
Al. Bradley. Mrs. PseleF 10 dead and Mrs,
Lyons Is dangerously hurt. but Mrs, Per-
lyman Is thought 10 be- out OF danger.
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SARATOGA, Nav York, Nav i5.--fHe
general assembly OF tue Presbyterian
churoh met tc.Gay ard 1900 persons w.Ta
in attendance, TIE Gplning istmor vas de-
livered by tho Syrian missionary, Rsy. u,
II. L. Jessup. Tho following officers were
elected; moderator, Riy. ne. HAYS, Of
Denver, Colorado slate clek, Rv. Dr.. ".
H. Roberts, OF Prinostown, New Jersey;
permanent clerk, R9y Dr., W u Monrc, OF
Columbus, OHIO; treasurer, Rv IL W.
Torrance, Of Now YD-s.
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Democratic.

ISDIASAPoLIl, May 10 -'rhe democrats
OF tho Twelfth lnGial distrc, held Il con-
yention at Auburn t,'day ana reromlna-
ted RlDert Lowry for congress.
IsDiAgAP5Ls, May 10 Tho democrats
OF tho third Indiana d'auict held conyeE-
zion at North Vernon to-day. There vera
number of candidates, and result: was nus
reached until the 5Tlst ballot, when JJu.l,
OF Howard, was nominated. Toe Dc re.
vote was represented by 5. NJ. S:Gcklsser.
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Foreign Miscellany,


CRY OF MEXlco, May l6.--rhe geData has
ratified the treaty with the United Staten
LONDON, May 16.-The steamship lilly.
rian," from Liverpool Tor Boston, was
wrecked last night near Oaps Clear light
Ireland All the people were saved.
THE LATE MR.. BENJAMIN.
LONDON, May 16.--The late Judah p.
Benjamin left behind no materials for bio
grephy. He destroyed his private docu.
ments and was accustomed to saying
measuring up old papers caused half the
misery of lifen
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Funeral of the Late Charles O'Connor

New York, May 16--The remains of
Chsrles O'Connor were buried from the
Roman Catholic cathedral this morning.
among them Roscoe Conkling, ex-senator
Herman, Rev DR.. Morgan Dix, Of the Trim
ity Episcopal church, Monsignor Capel,
Bishops McQusde, Hendricks and Wigger,
William M. Evsrts, r. 2. Flower, John
Kelly, ex-Mayor Grace, Benjamin FL. BriH-
tow and hundreds OF other prominent gem
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Executive Order.

WAlHlsGroH May 10 The iollowiag was
promulgated to-day by the presid nc OF the
Uuitsd State; I'm conformity with al
OF board Composed al Ouo persln 10 ae
named by ihe head Of eaoh * cutlgs de
parlme0t which mag nave articles - b.
exhibited az the Worlds Iudn tIal CsaleR.
nisl exhibition, / hereby d.rsot persons
who hsve been 30 dcsignatei 10 assemble
az the department o state tue l7th Of May,
1884, and crganis' Eald board, ana the board,
when 50 orga. iZed, INN Iauly prco "a 10
discharge its dGiles. also d,slGnaio ", a.
psCarnGyy Us secretary o! Inc blaId,
l3igledl "CHGsrgR A. ) ErGUg."
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Foully Murdered.

LITTLE Rock, May 16.-The Gazette's
Prescott special say: Frank Ward, a ped
dler, on April 18th, dined at Folks house,
twelve miles from Centre Point. Polk
accompanied him to o creek, where, aided
by a man named Knykendui, he
aud pulverizIpg the boneH. Yesterday
Polk and Kuykepdill were both
arrested. It is believed lynch law will ba
enforced, but thus far nothing he's occurred.
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APPOINTMENT.

The chief commissioner to the New Or
leans Worlds exposition has rendered upon
severed unqualified endorsements, the ep-
pointment of the secretaryship to MT: b:
w. Andrews, of the Huntington. New Or
leans aud Sunset routes. Thus, uot only is a
division OF honors obtained by two sections
Of the state, but most efficient and wor-
thy gentleman Is secured with his fine
qualifications. Mr.. Andrews is o young
man Of about % years OF age, thorough.
qualified in railway transportation matters.
He is also q superior accountant, CORE
spondent aud expert shorthand writer.
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Thirstlng for Gorc.

CIEctNYATI, May 10 "A scene OF excite.
ment prevails az Ashland, OHIO, where
Horn and Grihhau ara to DO hung ta-nOr-
roy. Tbs Fourteenth regiment f OHIO
National Guards and q portion of the
Eighth rogimeai are there 90 protect the
jail. Crowds Oi eygi'oi men are coming
n on every train. The murder Was SO
at7Gcous the crowd iusis.s m lyncliug or
public execution. Sheriff Gates mia alter
noon yecaiycd 30 mu5k5r5 aud ammunition
'pr IeuUEiaa
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From livery POINT Of Tho compass

Come the orders for s0z)dort. Never has
such demand srlsen for any scticle Of he
toilet is most constant patrons are among
the SIX bern 10 ba admitted. Good looks
conUiliats, beauty laoinGtes, While teeth
do more 90 augment personal Gomeliness
than any other I, cial Characteristic, The
ladies know this, aud either 80 render the
charm lasting, or TO secure ID W"eu want
ing. apply Sqzodont the most effective OF
tooth preparations. Use ii systematically.
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ST, LOUIS, Mo-, May 16-A Vincennes
Indians, speciel to the Post-Dlspatch Gays
A FIRE at Petersburg. fifteen miles southeast
of this city, destroyed block containing
two dry goods stores. hotel, grocery, inn
plement house, newspaper office, besides
several law and doctor offices. Loss, $780,
600 to S75, GOO; was insured.
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A Friend in Need.
Carpenters, builders, laborera, ana IN
ticularly liable to cuts, bruises. wounds,
sprains, overstraining, etc., should always
have close ct hand bottle. of Ponds E1-
tract. In nearly every case the result 10
instantaneous. There is no remedy equal to
it, For over thirty-6ve years 1t has been
in general use and stood the test of public
criticism and is to-day more firmly estab,
steadily increasing In favor. There are
few families who do not regard 1t as house
hold necessity. Beware Of counterfeits. In
sist on having the genuine article,
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somethiug fhsE will quiet the nerves

Bomethiug that VIII Quiot tne neryesl
Fox sleep, improve tha duality OF the blood,
and purity and brighten the complezioN,
is what many persons would be V5iy glad
10 obtsin. Carter's Iron Pills are made f.,
exactly this class Of trouples, eld ere rs
mgrkably successful in accomplishing the
ends desired - named above. They are
useful Tor 10th meu aud women. Sold by
druggists. Price SO canls a box. Sec sdVer.
tiqaYo pDF
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rpar.lorr 10 rul,Ins J, up. Ths maohIns

preparatory 70 putting u 40. The machine
~ Il nov ~ the depot -
a. ID. w lson has reoeived his brick-mak
Ing machine, aud Ia q short lime will be
making bficK Tor the use n the town aud
Tor shipment 10 ether points.
The rains have commenced again this
week and have been quite heavy. 50 lar ~
are very munh b. hind With their crops, and
the prospect 10 not At all tiiitsring a. this
time.
The trains on ihs Texas q st. Louis rail.
road are all Irregular ant late, CAUSED by
the wash0uis from other rains.
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San FRAEcHoc, May 1G.-rho following
was received rom the department at Ari-
zOua, dated Mag lon: Captain Crawford
talegraphs that Lieutenant Haater has
turued over 10 him Of the Ohirecabuss,
tour men, sixteen women and Children.
Two sons Of Juh are. among them This
party is'tho last of tho Chiracabuas and
Warm Spring Indians who have been in
Mexico. All these Indians are now in the
reservation -
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rire nnd uuderwriters.

BcsroN, May 15.-The fire In the big fac
tories on First avenue, between Twenty
hniidings and contents 1000. The Man.
haitian Stamping company suffers to the
extent OF $50, COO; uninsured. The other
occupants and owners Of the building are
Al the annual meeting Of the board Of
Fire Underwriters to-day, thirty. five COM
pspies were represented. President Holdin
ia his report said the destruction OF prop;
8 loss of 500, 900, 900.
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1.-THE proof of the pudding is if\he eat
iuR,n 30 says the old adage, an(o the
proof Of the value ofmedicine is theS Unions
Of those who have used 1t. ThomABas
sr., of Hteelvillc, says: ~ have used Sckiy
Ash Bitters in my family for two W fol
ailments of the Kidneys, liver and Wells,
and find there IL no remedy equal toH
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NDTICN, =,
In another column will be found an ari-
clio in which ell (whother they will or no)
are Interested. Nn"l~o.iN@ 70 roo- y may
prove . very FERROUS as welt a9 81 expsn-
5ive affair. We refer to the advertisement
of Prickiy ASH BE.e-s. a. knowledge Of
its merits mud Tho benefit you or your fam
lily may derive ron using IL will save not
only health but many dollars otherwise eH-
nended il doctors biIls.N
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NEW YORK. May 16.-The Pspachosg
mill at Worcester, Massachusetts,, making
wooden yarns, burned yesterday: loss. $780,.
600. Some persons, most of them women,
were injured by leaping from the windows
Of the burning building. Several were
wounded and will likely die, and it is fear
ed dead bodies will be found in tho rufus.
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Fort SMITH, ARK, May l0.-[speclsl. :
San Francisco railroad bridge across the
Arkansas river o. Won Barren to-day.
Hsrrison Clovslar DIS rial for the murder
Of Durant, r ChoclaW ladian, began In the
United States court this evening.
Deputy Marshal Andrews arrived to-day
with eight United States prisoneEs from the
Indian reIrilory.
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WACO, May 16-[SpecialI-The oity's
contract for gas lighting being about TO
expire, the council last night instructed Tbs
commissioners. TO Investigate and zee what
arran gements couid be made for lighting
the streets with elec!r.city. Taken in con-
nection with the fact that O syndicate oil
local oapitalis,s are organizing an eleo;i io
light com pany, this indicates tho probable
early substitution OF the new lliumlunnt
instead of gas.
Rev. ]. Il. Hodges, late OF Lebanon,
Tennessee, to-day accepted tho passionate OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian ohuIch OF
this city, commencing June 7th, proximo.
The cisy council lass night tabled the pro
posed new contract with the waser-Worhs
which lesves the matter IN the same status
40 at the outset of the agitation.
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JlFFERsos, May l0.-[Spsolal. LA has
been raining for the past two days aud
tanners are III discouraged. Many have
OF obtained MALI OF stand OF cotton aud
there Is not enough cotton seed in thia part
Of the country 10 plant over again. The
river hes overlooked all tha bottom lands
and has been on atandstill since Sunday
morning, Crop prospects are not very
uleasiuH.
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On ths gliy sslL ". sssfisd toe n Noes,
N ~ NJ lhfse fonflh nirraf owed fHfAl
" cents nef fufi M = mfieis. W. 4 ~
issk N The oiif hhl ffdffef repaired, End
bllnds 0fdsfsK p1i in ne fiiy hal wind0ss
on vest alds. ~ fiu isft NJ hnse and hose
e,lis ordered ~ h''sd io' me u'e II eiiy
Ire company.
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THE FINANCIAL STATUS.



NEW YORK, May TO- From tha World ;
Precisely where ,S5,CoOOjo vent which
John .. Emo lost in Wall stree.
many. No information eau be
the iirni throughs which he operated
and the prevailing opinion 10 that mas. Of
the monsy wa1 swamped in q vain
hope thst the market would take au
upward turn and allow him to escape
al least nearly whole. He began
buying stock, ouch as Western
Union Union Pacific and Ontario
and western from the top notch Of
the market, ccntraiy to hia
expectation a decline act in and
on tho era OF shrlnksGe, which has Since
overwhelmed so many firms, engulted him.
With each day IS decline 1t became question
whether he should sacrifice heavy margins
he had already los. or keep
on inyasting the banks funds,
untla riss came. q. W, Market went
down and down. eud each day he
saw Emo hopalessly involved until ii
became question Of deteo,
lion and disgrace. No longer could
it b. kept secret, and fearful
Of his exhaustion OF the Second
National bEnk's funds might leak out,
Young Eco made known his. terrible
losses 10 his father. The old gentlemen
saw that the only way to save
his son vas by making good
bis embezzlement, and no handed
over to bank So 000,0 GOO OF his private means
leaving the brokera and others on Wall
street 10 whistle for their lost margins
which, il is aggregated, reached $lVo,VOo
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Horrors of Mineral Poisonk

III have been poisoned witt nercury and
potash I" is the tale of thousSs who write
our physicians in regard TO eatment oil
blood and skin diseases, and ifould peem
that what they say must be TN for 1t is
iwith one accord" II youhave been
poisoned in this way or have al blood OF
skin disease or cancer, send to Nor tres
tisc on blood and skin diseases, bich will
be mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.,. Drawer ktlsnta
Gaoruia
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Base Bail.

Providence, May 10 -Providencs, 7
Chicago, 8.
B0sToy May 10 -Bos.ons II: Datroits, o.
New York, May 10 Nav York, Z
Clevsieuds, 5.
ST.. LOUIS, May l5.-Unions, %; Baii
mUr4S O,
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Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the brain and positively cures
nervous debility, nervousness, headache,
unnatural losses, and all weakness OF gen.
erstiye system; it never fails. 81 package,
tor IS. at druggists, or by NEIL from. j.
Fl. Allen, 3l5 Fist avenue, New York city.
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THE BEST or ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
II alloys Irritation, removes all tendency
TO dandruif, and invigorates the action Of
the capillarias in the highest degree, thus
promoting vigorous and healthy GROWTH
Of hair, Its effect upon the glossinesa and
riohuess OF the hair is suoh as cannot be
surpassed. Durnetts Fllvoring Exsfacts
q the hast.
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Purity, Freshness q Flavor

Are mighty aud prevail. Rionosa,
the perfection of Ned coffee is pro.
nounced by all who MT, the best roasted
coffee ever placed inE e Texas market.
Prepared at the largest offee mil, in the
south. 1t is shipped rect to the dealer
and reaches the coneunA quickly, possess
ing undiminished, the Hntiiul flavor ard
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