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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
Tho Lime-lSiln club,

ut becomes my Tenn dooty," said
Brother Gardner as no looked fiona Samuel
shin TO Pickles Smith asd back, so an
nounoe do iack dat Brudder Paramount
slaWson, an honorary member libin' In 're.
ledo, ara no mo- on airih. lilo had clin bed
up on DO roof of shed 10 SEQ dog hight
an do Gavin IN OBJ dc roof bostowei - diff
fereut fatal inlooriss upon hts pusson.
When he realized dat he had got 10 die he
rcqne stod dat dis club attend his funeral In
u body, an he tried 90 borry money Of his
his brndder-in.law to squar up his back
dues wild US.
Gem lien, In one respe,k Brudder slswson
was "a lar TO medium man. II he borryed
half dollar To 40 10 de circus he'd pay IL
back outer money dat his wife Armed ut de
wash-bo'd. De poo WAS rebber turned
away from his dosh einpty.handed. He
pitied de- sorrows Of big tramp. an let his
wife go bar.futted an his chillen huogry.
He was kind.hearted, but allus behind on
his pew rent. He was philanthropic, but
no had 10 dodge his butcher. He was kind
ladder, but has got two ob de wust boys IL
de staff oh Ohio. He was lovin' husband
bat he was content to sit erona' de grocery
an let his wife support do family. While
we May say dat We am sorry dat death has
come TO sever ties an bring changes, We
have no occashun to remark dat de world
viii! DO any de wuss OF. Let us now VI.
tack do regular order OBJ business. "-fDe
trolt Free Press.
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The Savannah News, which ID representa-
tive southern paper, with no pig.iron or
other protected interest behind u to color
its We've, speaks thus plainly on an agi.
tated questions:
The tone Of the South Carolina press in.
dicstes that Senator Buffers bill to abolish
all internal revenue taxes (meIning the tax
on whisky is not popular in that state. II
isn't popular Ia any southern eta,e. The
southern people, 1t is true, would ike to be
rid OF the spies and informers which the in
terpal revenue systsm supports, but there
10 not m much ground Tor complaint'ngalnst
internal revenue ofIicial. 40 there used to
be. Tho southern people know that II in.
ternSl revenue (whisky) taxes are abolis hed
It will be long while before there will be
any material reduction in the tariff. What
they want il cheap necessariss, not cheap
whisky. They do Lot care how dear whis-
XIV liz. The eff O. OF free whisky on the re-
gro population is one strong reason why the
Butler bill is not popular In the souto.
The planters want their liborers improved,
not demorslized. So lar AZ the white peo-
pie Of tne south are concerned, here eau be
no question that they would prefer cheap
necessaries to cheap whisky"
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LOCAl.ErTES.

Plumes and tips, cheap, at Baumsns.
Plumss aud tips, cheap, at Bsumsn'a
Artistic job printing ~ tho HRRALD job
office.
For wines. liquors and cigars, 10 TO Grad
docks.
Ladies approve Of your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner at the Board OF Trade res
taurant.
GO to supper at the Board Of Trade res
taurant.
&c to breakfast at tho Board Of Trade
restaurant.
Every day hot lunch at the Bon'd o
de saloon.
Telephone Daughsr.y's feed store for all
kinds o. feed.
l.. Crsddock keeps the bost of liquors for
holiday drlnks.
Latter heads. bill heads, envelopes Mt the
HERALD JOB Office.
The best work In tho city at loves. riceFp
OF the HERALD job oiiico.
ehe said Don't, but II you must, chew
Spring That's the best"
For all kinda Of horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene s. Seay.
Aokcr's Dyspep.ia Tablets never tail.
Sold by w. IL. Patterson IL %.
Everybody says that Craddock'H liquors
are his fayorite above all others.
Fly ladies' snits worth $40 10 $l2, we
soil 81 $3.50 10 $50, st Bsumu's.
Don't forget the grand opening of"The
TURF esloon Tuesday night.
Closks aud dolmsns selling half their
price Mt Bauman's, 700 Elm street,
Ladies' ara invited TO call and price our
goods, at Il. Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
Ladies are invited to call and price our
goods, ct Il. Bsuman's, 7o6 Elm street.
To the Wholesale trade we offer great in
ducements. II. Bauman, 706. Elm street.
Guaranteed TO cure Gold or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Bold
by w. Il. Patterson e. Co.
Fon RRnT The two stores under opera
house. Apply 10 A. ID. ALDRID0B.
623 Elm street. Secretary.
Get first-olass free board as the Board OF
Trade snloon. Every day hot lunch and the
tineat OF liquors and cigars.
Burnett, the plumber, keeps frst-class
mechanics, cpairs pines on short notice
Pumps OF I'LL kinds. Telephone orders, 81
Main street.
Q. W. Pierce, NJ. D., physician aid slr-
geoB Once, 6H Main street; residence,
1918 Jargs>n stree,--telephone at residonca
Dsll,q Texas
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THAT TERRITORY.
rho New Starlst that Ia 10 be Shipped
Out
In the Northwest-Its Territory and
Resources.
Why and Wherefore tho Movement,

There 10 n proposal out Tor the CREATION oil
q new territory out OF parts OF eastern
Washington and northern Idaho. ~ ~
SUI. 10 ripen into reality the Smu'
d'Alene mines pan out as richly next sum-
mer aud extend over ~ large MI area ~ "
now expected by tho saneuine' Iheto
seemH 10 be enough known already OF these
si,cn,ion from all tho Pacific sistoe and
territotieg. w well as from Utah,
Wyomlng and Montana. Prospecting
In ioose way has developed
plac,rs OF gold and rich veins OF quartz
over an area rs large az III Dorado
and Amador counties, ana We near sum
Giant 10 indicate that lhe migration In that
dirseilon will be very largo next spring md
SIMMER from this state aud Oregnn.. Some
"srsons mt u as high as 60 600. which is as
m.nv es came TO California Ia 1870. Tho
facilities for reaching tbose mines, both
from the east and west. will swell the mi
rra,ion, The travel from Portland or
Ws,sus Ia by rail to within fifty miles Of tho
digcipgs, which 10 about the distance from
9scra mento to Ccloma, or from Stockton ~
Mokelumme Hill. But from the nearest
poipt on he railway to the
Occur d'Alene mines the road
il blind aud difficult trail, but
that will soon be put In travelling condition
for wagons, II the diggings prove Ms good
and as exten,ive o. IL anticipated. Apart
from the mines, that region hes many small
valleys susceptible OF profitable cultivation,
Tor the products OF which the Northern Pa
cific railway will be The permanent outlet
10 market eat and west. Whnt the pres
ant reputation of tho region is can
moi be told, but II the mines are hall
what they are now reputed to be there
IA no doubt that from G0,00O TO 100. $50 pee
pIe will be settled In Eastern Washington
and Northern Idaho within twelve months
from this date; aud II that is re-
aIized the movement for now terri.
tory cannot be defeated. The territory OF
Washington contains very nearly 10000
SQUARE miles aud Idaho about 5000. The
two together are as large az the state OF Cal
ifornia and nearly three times "a large a.
Illipois. A new territory could be cut out
OF them without reducing either below the
area of Illinois and yet allow 10 the new
one 40 many acres as are contained In Ten
pessee or Pennsylvania. The prospects Of
Washington for speedy admission as q
state, TO which position sho aspiIes, would
not be seriously discounted. We think
Washington now contains 10000 inhab't'
ants on Puget sound, and east VI the Gas
cade noun aims, without going halfway ny
20 these new mines; and the hound populs
tiop Is very rapidly Increasing all alonl
from Olympia TO tho line OF British
Coiumbis.-[ssn Francisco Chronicle.
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Oath" in Broadway Notes: heard .
political economist at Washington remark
that there were $S6, 900, 600 Of vsated capital
onposed 10 the Improvement Of the Missis-
sippi river on the ground that II would be
oompetitor to their railroad traffic. Said !,
'.Hss any plan ever been devised by which
to lsvee the Mississippi, which 10 said to flow
on a ridge Of land higher than the surround.
log country" "The reason the bottom Of
the river is 30 high" said my informant,
10 that Il spreads out and therefore docs not
get force and velocity enough In tho chan.
mel. II its channel were narrower 1t would
clean itself out, and the excess OF water
threatening It's levee would be carried OF!
by sluices such % Lake Ponchnrtrain and
the Atchafalaya. There 10 no difficulty
about dyking the Mississippi. While II
would be a costly performance, II would be
worthy OF the country and would civilixe III
banks, giving stability TO society when Is
now constantly threatened with deluges.
The Dutch would take hold Of the Missis-
sipri river without the least apprehension
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II some olereymen could "see them 'elyes
as others sec tbom." or rather hear them
selves M others hear them, they would
readily find cut tho Gauss OF slim congrega-
lions and empty pegs. They would dig
cover thst men sre not saii'nsd 20 have
dark and forbiddiug aspect OF reli-
eion--that they do not like to have
set before them narrowing pietures
OF death aud hell TO "afiright
their souls," TO the exclusion OF the more
hopsfnl. joyous and cheerful phase OF the
gospel of Christ. Tho Boston Congrega'
tlonalist well suggests that n clergyman
who takes q gloomy view OF religion may
we'll pause and consider whether he Is In q
fitting frame Of mind to preach "glnd
tidings" to men who need Inspiration tC
hope, nerve TO believe, courage 10 rejoice.
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No more pathetic story has come from the
scene Of the wreck Of the City OF Columbus
than that told by Mr. Tibhits OF the wife
who begged her husband to save himself II
be could, - there wRs no chance for them
both, 20 thst be might care for their four
Ism In which the love Of the vile and the
mother overcanss all love Of life, and eli
mere animal cllneine 20 lite, which ID
strongc. usually than the intelligent desire
to live. 80, In the Wild rush Of panic
stricken people, 81 time when calm decis-
ion 10 quality most rare. she weiehet the
meant . happier life for her children than Il
she ware saved. Bat stern tate bed not pity
on her devotion aod heroIsm. The waves
swept her o. The vessel and swallowed her
~, and be, afier enduring the sgsniss ol
cold and sxestion In The yiGginR. cleo went
down to Join her n her ocean er@ve.
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The silk cultnfistsof California have sent
memorial to congress which urges the iees-
ibllity OF employing In lucrative labor the
200 900 surplus laboring women who are to-
day working at starvation wages, and by 30
doing keen within the Golfers OF the people
the $50, GOO, 600 paid annually to foreign silk
producers. The coat OF raw material re-
auired to supply the $50 silk factories OF the
United States amounts, At the lowest esti.
mate, to about $40 0o0, 900 annually, and OF
this sum the greater part 10 paid to China
and Japan. upon which this country !, CON.
end, 10 be snsm efully adultersted. The az.
kregste valustion Of the silk productions Of
American mills 10 about $50. 900 600 annual
~. It was suggestsd that 100000 be sp-
proprlsted by congress, 20 be equally d.
vided BETWEEN four experinentsl silk cul-
ture stationx. OF which one should DO In
California, In near proximity to San Fran
NfnNn
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Forty Years, E,p erlenc. OF an Ola Nurso

prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses IN the United States,
and has been used Tor forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. II correct,
acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child: We be-
lieye il the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar.
rhea in Children, whether arising from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full direc-
tions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine nuless the facsimile OF Cur
It's 4 Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. Is cents Q
hottle
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Of the city. the manners. rus.
toms and polish OF the "upner ten
dom" lie ]. not Y dude, and wouldn't be
Il hs could. He IL careless OF tho rigid ex-
actions Of the law, becsuse whers ho lives.
necessary, either for the good OF society or
Tor the maIntainsncs OF the laws dignity,
Hs respects society and honors the law 10
its spirit. As . friend, he ~ 40 true as steel,
oven 10 death; as an employe, he 10 faith.
full, day and night, 10 tho sacrifice OF his
Iifs II necessary, He Ia hardy, robust and
strong, for he lives In the open air, regard
less OF tho winters cold or the eummer's
heat. He knows not what fear 10. and to
toll no IL so Injured he can scarcely appre.
clste the word fatigue.
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AMER reading the evidence We publish ~ WI.
parcr THO people who give these certificates
arc well aud favofably known ~ the c mmunl'
ties In which they reside, ana iaauy Of thom
have kindly offered 10 answer any communca.
tiOn from those who are AFFLICTED with disease VI
tho throat or luugs.
For other certificates Of curgs send for DR..
soh, nok's hook on Consrmplon, Liyor Com
nlalnt and Dyspepsia IL gives iull desQHp'
tion OF the, Diseases Ia lhelr varied firms, as0
vain bile Information ~ regard ~ tho dict and
ciIthln of tho SICK. how and when xeftlie
should be Rtcn, etc, ThiA b'oe IA ne fosh oi
Lung Diseases, sad Ihould b. road, not onls by
the All ctsd, but by those who nom hereditary
taint or other uause. suppose themselves liable
10 any affection OF the throat " lungs.
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From n Isoston Editor.

Merit Will win. 50 Se thought as n gen.
tlsman was telling of his wonderful cure OF
cough and cold with Humphreys HON.
oopsthic Specific MOI He affirmed that
tor coughs aud colds Of q stubborn chsS--
scter IL could not be- excelled. IL allsyed
the tickling In tho throat and distressing
cough, and relieved tho hoarsepess when
his friends had become alarmed LEST pneu-
monia was setting in. He commenced with
Specific No. 7, taking six pellets every two
houra; cough soon became milder; hoarse-
ness passed of strength and appetite i'm
proved, and in tow days he was rs we'll as
ever.
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We recommend Oarter's Iron Pills to
every woman who 10 weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin; pale lips, cold hands and feet. and
who are without strength or ambition.
These are the cases Tor which Carter's Iron
Piils Ara specially prepared. and this class
cannot use them without benefit. Valu-
able for man also. In metal boxes, at 90
cents. Bold by druggists Or sent by mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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TAT and 7s9 Elm street.

Attention is called 10 the advertisement
Of Mr.. Kane Shields In another column, WHO
h ack no wledged as one among the most &C.
compIished decorative artists In the conn
hy. He keeps Q full stock Of all goods In
his line; which he offers at Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields Is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements,
and as one with whom II 10 always pleas
ure to transact business.
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On Charming Countrywomen

Ou- JnuTmluE
are winning On enviaole distinction Tor theil
fine teeth. This. they in great measure
owe t. the Identifying and restorative infiu
euce OF Soz don't, the soet popular prepa
ra,ion for the teeth on this contint mt II
removes from the dental surface every I'M
eu-ity, checks decay and enables tne teest
10 ma.ticate without communicating thu
food. thus indirectly contributing TO health
ful nutrition. II effectuallv neutralizes az
unpleasant odor OF the breath.
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ru,n,ture Lower Than Ever.

Persons desiring to buy parlor, dining
room and bedroom sets, bedsteads, chairs
rockers, tables, lounges, sideboards, ward.
robes, office furniture, etc., can ind one oil
the largest and best selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything In the furni..
ture line etc. can be found In this large and
elegant assortment. Prices are lover Than
aver and great inducements offered to
huvera. GEORGE RICK,
TAT and 749 Elm street.
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Hos. CITY Paint and Color Company.

Rose City Paint and Color Company.
This company has established nesdquar,,
tiers for the sails Of their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in this city. have
besn appointed agent for the sale OF same
md viii an ali orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. n: uAhiLioS.
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper, mouldings, etc., SS Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Notice

Notice. -,
LoNevrsw, Feb. 6.-The commission Of
W. p. Gross an local manager and agent fo'
the Mutual selt Endowment and Benevo'
lent Association OF America ct Dallas, Tex
az, 10 hereby revoked, and all person are
hereby notified not to pay any monies &c
him for this associut,on. =. M. MACY,
Secretary x HusnS Ss,' az america
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Averill Mixed Paints.

guarantee this paint will prove salts
factory when applied according 70 diroc
lions. do not mean guarantee OF salts
Is satisfactory when first applied, bat my
gusrantee embraces q sufficient time e
properly test the merits Of the paints. Ny
friends and customers In tho country Ar
aut horized to project this guarantee: Ad
dress all orders to H. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texss, wholesale dealer In painters sup
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
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An sxcuulouist nom Ohio. who recently
visited Western Texas. writes thus Of the
cowboy: Tbo poDulsr idee concerning hin'
outside q 1oxns. and Indeed With many
pecples new-ecmsre IN The STATE. Who Dc
hoo1iun q the Vos1i chaFsessF. Il % iaI
= tks renDo1 nIeot1ee q soeiety e oooeern'
q 8 = soueh. Il % &c = " punc1'IIoll
~ 49,: e 3 - - : 49, e .' sssa's
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DIX. sCHBNCK'S MEDICINES;
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SgAWEBD TONIC,
AND pULMoM!e SYRUP

Arc sold by ell druggists and full directions for
their use are pdnted on ths wrappo's OF every
pa kage .a
for ths book me ntiened In the beginning OF sne
al VI rtigement.
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Tho Only PHI TINT Touch es ho Liver.

From Prof. II. q. Gowdey, Paris, Texas:-
I have for the past wear or more used
Smiths Bile Beans in my family where an
t!-bllous and csthartic seemed to bs re-
quired, and their use has always been at
tended with satisfactory results. 1t Is the
only ps,ent pill within my knowledge thai
really acts on the liver. For sale by all
dru cistA.
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Imported Goods.

1mpOfIsU uUUUBs ,,,
The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, ia the only saloon In the city whict
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import In and out of bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give theii
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon in
Tho south west imports direct as much as thlt
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tenticn given to the public cannot be ex
celled in the United States. Don't forget
TO get your lunch and liquors At the Elm
Street Exchange, whore you VIII Away
find the affable Jake Mencssr and. assist
anita
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Opinson Of DIR. Mott, Late Government
CA~~,sst nm AIlcocn,s Porous Ilaster.

Opinion Of DR.. Mott, Late Government
Chemist, on Allcock's Porous Plaster.
NY investigation of Allcock's Porous
Plaster shows 1t TO contain valuable and es'
oontiAl ingredients pot present In any other
platter, fhese ingredients are 30 perfectly
proporiioned that the Alcock's Porous P!as'
Ter will not csuse blissers or excessive irrits
tion, and Ind It superior to and more EN-
dent than any other plaster.
Hnn.Y A. MoTr. Jr., Phi. D., +. O. g..
Professor OF Chemistry N. Y. Med. COL
lsgs, eto.
Do NOT waste your money buying inferior
articles. Tell your druggist you want ALL
olhsrs made 70 sell ON the reputation OF the
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A Quick Recovery.

a uuick KetOVcTy. :, ,
IL gives us great pleasure to state that
the merchant who was reported
bsing AZ the point OF death
from an attack OF pneumonia has
eniirtly recovered by the use OF Dr. William
Hrlrs bslsam for the lungs. Naturally he
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
using the remedy, for the lungs and threat;
and in giving publicity to this statement
we are actuated by motives OF public bene-
faction, trusting that others may DO benz.
flied in a similar manner. On sale by ell
druegjtts,
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Just read Craddock's brands Of whistles,
Observation-Disclosures rye and Nelson ana Lin
coin county goods, pure old koberteon
county and fine peach and apple brandy
vines gins and cordials.
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Something that viii quiet the nerves
Give strength 10 the body, induce refresh
Ing sIeep, improve the quslity Of the blood
ard purify and brighiea the complexion
Il what many per ons would be vsry. GLAD
10 obtain. Csfter's Iron Pills are made fo
exsctly this class of troubles, and are re
markebiy successful In accomplishing tn
ends desired. 80 named above. They ar
useful for both men and women. Sold b,
druegists. Price, 50 cents boz. Bee 3D.
vorfi lament.
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AN ALARM OF TIRE

II only one tap Of the bell will drive
sleep rem the eyes Of the uninsured 'or the
night, nothing affords such quiet rest ~
the Knowledge when YOU lilo down ri night
that all IL injured. Try II. John 8. Aide
hon, agent, COL Main street.
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II nsn and fences "Dr. echen'ts pilmonis
ayrup. sesweed Tonic aud Mandrake rills A.
l Looked at those, tars Of gratitude fsll rom
a my ssss' m sGa n b. ssnsnsS aS" Ss seni
ed = heavy cold, which ss.led on my inlg. a.
took many things hA. was ! crommsnasa Iof
made gallons OF s,rups with many dlns,ens
kinds OF herbs. siili l eot no beirf
Ny husband would consult dosioft. ent IN
gave him no enroufa Cment. only knld must
ais. had thin been afflicted over seven years,
| one 81 my sons came Ia one DAY ana said 70 me;
Mother ! have heard ola NJ hsnck th.t u
making S'ea h eu 81 w o "n horo y,soysy
taken over TO IT. schenck, thea 4, Bond sueot
lle exaiai ed my lung. aud save me ens'nrago,
ment I took tho Pulmunic syrup, Sawed
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills about two months,
aud felt ~ well ~ ever d.i ] have enjoyed
4 % health ever tince. aud Y any on OF my
tn. DAY siSty.seycn years ~ agc, aud can walr
sn1 attend 10 business as we'll as macy nl forty.
II there are any that wi,h ! know M paiu ~
lars OF my case ,hey ~ Az h9'rN ~oi' on mo
Mas' sARau LAWSON,
1874 Woit Ffioenth street. New fofk cry,
Hereditary Consumption Cured.
nR soHEog;
Dear Sr'..ln the autumn ol ISL | hld re.
ere cough, with terrible pu IA my tiici and
ctWeun my shoulders 1 had very liule Rppe.
BITE aud what liti g could ent only di'tus,ed
die. | consulted my physician. Who tald my
condition was worry bad one aud gRvo me i've
different cough tyuips and t,nics, from which |
received no bcnCtl, but seemed % grow worse !
aud kept losing ASA and strength. ! bad
msht.woats sno ave mo-. pi N.Y. n nn, Ius. All
foamy phlegm' iny throat wa, on oil WIN ~. |
GERS. could hardly swallow; sometimes Ieonld |
not speak loud word for "ees,; my Lung.
breathing while plgurlsy pciua would amost /