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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

During taa pss, i5w doys Mayor CAblll,
cry Nnfshm Arnold and Pu,imEs tr Gar,
f's % have been the recipients of Letters
lfUm lahlring men o. tho east maaiAg Ia
quiflts about advertisements iN UhpOfs
taxing that labor was wanted here. which
we're slgged Harry Morton & Co.,, Dallas,
ftEl3" M1udai Postmaster Carbon
which me turned over 10 ,ha Gig marshal.
II reads as follow:
lspIASarolIs, Isp, Feb, Ito the POSTMASTER
~ Dallas, Texas
| see an advertisement, wanted, cg.psu.
tiers and mechanic Please ler me know II
this Is true, There IN quite number who
will emlgrate 10 your county, | eEoess
The Advertisement that you may zee,
You're, ALVIN ii, JOHEs0g.
The wrller attached 20 the letter the
printed advertisement which rem like this;
IA ANTEp-,-J o mon; carpenters, brick layers,
w slOne'tu,ieIs, pla,tarers, painters aud la
toTers; wages for mechanics, 81 10 20 per day;
for The laboTeEs, ", board g. per week. These
men are wanted for booming towns In Texas
ann New Mexico, Send us 90 cents and we will
return you u contract for whole seasons
WORK, This Is 10 humbugi we want the mem
ifec railroad passes for those without means.
Address Harry Morton ~ Co, Dallas, Tex,
Yesterday morning bright and early the
officer was NJ the post office awaiting the
mail Of tho above named fictitious firm
He did rot wait long Tor coon man
Of genteel Appearance and small stature
put in an appearance being The first callers
OF the day and walking up 20 the delivery
asked for the mail OF Harry Morton & o.,
and the clerk handed him ont pecg or 20
ol letters, He then visited the stamp
window and having transacted his business
was on the eve OF leaving tho office when
the officer tapped him OF the shoulder re-
marking ~ wan. your The prisoner
who was considerably surprised
gave him hard inquiring look and finally
said, ~ am the right man." Tho letters
IN his possession weIu tax = charge OF and
examined and IN Some OF them stamps
we're found. On reaching the station
house he exhibited visi Die signs OF emotion
and requested the officer TO keep the
matter away from the newspapers.
He said that his true name was James D..
Gerlon, that he hailed from Indianapolis,
Indiana, and was formerly engaged in the
agricultural implement business. Harry
Morton was friend Of his and he had ussd
his name. This was his first bad break"
and he had only realize" $3.50
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

TERRELL, Feb. 5-TSpeclal.I-Rsy. Mr..
Piorson, the famous hoy preacher" aged
SO years, is here holding ; protraced meet
ing a. ths Cumberland Presbyterian church
calling sinners to TcpeRtgEes. He attracts
large crowds. -.
John. Murphy, laoOFsr tor contractor
Galloway, was gwen AZ order Tor work
done, He raised Il from 81 so 10 S4 so and
wanted Mr.. J. X, Whitfield to cash 1t for
him, but Mr.. Whitfield demurred regard.
ing The amount as suspicious as he had Just
cashed one for him Tor 5000. Murphy, a.
the refusal, skipped To parts unknown.
He had his trunk shipped to Dallas. Mar
shall Riddle has notified the authorities
there, and hopes TO take him in.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
A NEW BANK.

For the past few days rumor has pre-.
vailed in the business circles to the effect
that new national bank was to be started
in this city, and yesterday 1t was confirm.
ed. The stockholders consists Of some.ofthe
wealthiest and most prominent business
OF the bank has not as yet been decided on.
1t will be open for business on or about the
fifth Of March. The following are
the names of the stockholders:
c Slaughter, J b Wilson, w H Thomas,
w IL CASTOR, w r McIntire. Ell Cannon,
W L 'lall, W q Padgitt, Sanger Bros. ,SW
A Rogers, w Webb, G G Wright, y s
Daugherty, Z G Childs, Edwia Smith, 7
Campbell, Crawford & Crawford. EFF Ikard.
A Silberstcin. ] NJ Dram, w White. l. NJ
Knepfly, r Smith. d w Barnett, A
Jackson and + Taylor.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr Worm, Feb. 5,-Ispeeial.l lin
reference to special IA the Let instant, in
which the daughter OF Rev, ], D. Murphy,
Of this place, wss reported as having re
ceiyed box OF poisoned candy recompan-
led ~ the signature OF one OF her gentle
man friends, this much more has been
learned, that the name yri'tea on the slip
OF paper accompanying tue box
is a very clumsy Imitation OF
the gentlpmeu's signature and Is
family M well Gs an Others who have seen
II. II 10 now thought that the attempted
poisoning was intended 20 DO shifted on In
rocsnt parties.
s. f. Morgan, postmaster AZ Henrietta,
fled suit to-day against the Texas & Pa.
citic for damages 70 tho amount OF $4,000
for q broken leS aud internal injuries sus'
tsiGed by falling from n" CompanY's plat
iO.m,
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MAnsntft FEB o -iipeoid l-Dufinf
the past Wesk n msu called NJ tbs banking
house of Garrett a KsIs representing him
Ell 20 agent and attorney ior an extensive
hguklng Hnd Collecting agency IN New
York, dnd stating that biz business was 70
appoint IN all thu principal iONn8 md
ciiitsagenis, llb rgfnirel among 0ibefs, 10
Mrtsfl. j, II, Ware, b17'hCr q o., Of o..
Lpuis. Rstn hli standing. et1, Upon the
app1iuied agents nd tins point. They de.
clned 20 paw md have subsequently, cor
respoEded with Ne7Hrs. Ware, B1ooher &
90. aud tho latter d,spiaim any knowledge
OF this man or bis buEiges- 10 registered
90 the hotel a. J, W, P0s', New York; Is
about as years Old ~ large pos,ly man.
with a hoTid complexion. That he Is a
fraud there 10 liiils doubt, lie lett this city
,ling south,
Brsak-aone fever is raging in this city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT,

g. L. Marshall assistant United States
district attorney returned yesterday from a
trip 10 Delta county whittier he wen. for the
purpose of getting the case pending in the
district court of that county against J. O.
Bigger. United States district attorney and
deputy marshal Wright, Kemp and five
other deputies transferred to the
Federal court at Graham. They are
charged in eleven csses each with illegally
imprsoning eleven citizens Of that county
for alleged violation of the civil rights bill.
The decision of the United States supreme
court subsequently rendered, virtually die.
poses of the cases. The cases will come up
for a hearing at the next term of the Fed
eral court at Graham.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 5.-TSpecial. The va
cancy in the SUPPLEMENTARY the Little
Rock & Fort Smith and Little Rock, Missis.
sippi River & Texas railways, caused by
the resignation of Theodore Hartman. has
been filled by the appointment of +. A.
Leister. The new man is the present su.
perintendent of the Mexican National rail-
way, with headquarters ut Laredo, Texas.
He is well known in railroad circles.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

These Things be Considered.
thousands OF men Die every day who
I'D be saved. Prejudice is mainly to
me for this loss OF lie. ii il were believed
the sum of disease may certainly he
kced by physic, much would b. gained
yet the proposition is very simple: il
take out daily more impurities than is
generated, you will soon be rid Of
imrities. The effect OF this wise practice
Is In seen in Bilious, Liver and Kidney
tro les. BUTT ia equally OF value in bead
ano,rain affections; in P!euri'y, Pneu-
no., ApopleXy and Paralysis.
L.hronic and acute Rheumatism. and
In a affections of the bowels, this principle
soor elieves and cures. when the medicine
used3 Brabdreth's Pills.
Ye. when all other means and medicine
have allied to relieve from pain, these pills
have ,urcd. by taking impurities from the
boz well aud blood, and thousands OF men
and women now place Brsndreth's Pills
among the blessings OF mankind.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
NEW TEXAS & PACIFIC TINE CARD

The following new time card on the Tex
as & Pacific road viii! go into effect Sur .
day: Tho east.bound through express will
arrive at $50 o. m. and the west-bound at
sos .. NJ. The accommodation east.bou nd
from Fort Worth to Marshall will arrive at
9:4O o. n and the west-bound at 3:20 q. m.
Tho accommodation train between Dallas
aua Colorado City will leave here at $3.50 q.
m. aud arrive at $50 p. m. This change
will prove beneficial to Dallas, the road and
tho general travelling public
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NI'kISNEy.

McKrvNEY, Feb. 5.-[Speciall.-The
macy friend of Joe johnson, son Of Senator
johnson OF Collin, are pleased to learn that
he has been soleclet. to deliver the valedic
tory OF the graduating class In the medical
department OF the Vanderbilt university.
Joe is u young man of much promise and
has bright future before him.
Frank Bender got two years yesterd ay
for dealing in counterfeit coin.
], w. Matthews arrested here yesterda y
for O murder committed in Henry county,
Tennessee, is still in jail awaiting requisi-
tion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

Many wonder why the brute creation ex.
eel mankind as o rule when It comes to q
question of health. Investigation quickly
ascertains the causeJ 1t ia because the brute
naturally obeys every law of health, while
mankind Is constantly degenerating owing
to excuses of our ancestors and our own
individual lmprudence. Sudden exposure
to extreme climatic Influences, gluttony,
improper food, alcoholic stimulants, over
exertion of mind and body, worriment,
anxiety. care, etc., all have marked effect
on the human system. Be cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters. A remarkable
remedy for restoring health,
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CHARITY.

The members of the order of the Free
Sons of Israel through the exertions of DR..
Schulz and Mr.. A. Me.zler and the gener-
osity of the members of the order, made up
purse of $443.60. which they presented to
Mrs. 8. NJ, Simous, a widow with three
children. Her husband was at one time 8
member, but at his death was under sus.
pension, yet among themselves they made
up and presented to his wife the above
mn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
A NEW FIRM

Messrs. A. X. Hurst, of Dallas, and
Gerard Dreyfuss of Shreveport, are going
to open on Main street, Just east of Doug.
lass Bros, about the Goth OF this month.
gents furnishing and hat house. The
firm will be Hurst & Dreyfuss. Mr.. Hurst
has been with e M. Kahn g. Co., for several
years until recently, when he entered the
employ of Mr.. ReinhGrdt. He will leave
for New York in few days.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

BRowYwocD Feb. 5.-TSpecisl.]-W. Le-
monde, formerly OF the firm OF Davies e.
Lemonde, made an assignment this morn
ing tor tho benefit of his creditors
r. A. Arthur. hardware dealer, cold lis
onti-c stock this roruing, and intends
leaving in n few days on account ot the
hesl.h of HI .imii".
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
A NUGGET OF NEWS.

A. A. Talmsge, master of transportation
of the Gould system Of roads, and Warder
Cummings, general superintendent of the
Texas e. Pacific, are expected here this
morning from. the east. 1t is whispered
that the var shops OF the Missouri Pacific
r,ads will be removed from Fort Worth to
tbia mint
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock O
little three-year-od daughter of Mis-. Jen-
ME Stevens, who resides on Emma street,
etrsyed away from home, and although dill
igent eeerch was made for the little one, it
bad no. been found up to late hour last
night, She has light hair, blue eyes and
b I'd on only scauty clothing. The mother
of the child is greatly distressed at its alb.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
THE LEVI ESTATE,

Mr.. J. M. Dixon, attorney. at law, has
been appointed administrator of the estate
of the late Eugene Levi. The relatives Of
the deceased will contest the claim of his
widow to the property and the probabili
ties are that there will be lively litigation.
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DALLAS AHEAD.

As will be seen by our telegraphic re
ports Dallas is ahead in the bid
for the permanent home of the l.
D. o. f. now being go closely and vigorous
ly contested for at Fort Worth. Dallas
only lacks six votes and still goes on.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

favfnua once n nHiss fnufih fflftii1a
fifif0i and ihlfd dielfrH nf f'f'mlfts
The nfffHaff appropriation ~ ffYinf
fhrHe fHlml NafH ni.ae1 flnHffff Hnd ahf
fHnts viii ifau1 M laTIf N elflmani1 ahd
ns't .gefi Them w NE collectors IN q
~ sft time
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

yfs. fnfiHHffif M M uHHaIaf. h 10
hHi Mlffs lHffftIH nfaI fnis fnf|H ~ hl
nif w a1h6HfHs mi iifiHff WI Hhef nin l'g
tHff1himi This II 80 .ffard n Hlg fass
affs lenaf w iif ffh nfts D. 10 nn q maumt
u H, Whifh Il cot zee ifali ahHl aus ~
dfta If y N afho "A 4 aIn fnflef fih and
Arch dfu.it ~ lladelnhit,
~. sehsn0t smefirlnes favs mtie several
onigs n tpnsumpiiou Ia IT, fnne. lhh
"A fanrfiuu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

To-day Messrs. W. e. Hughes and AL.
fred Davis, accompanied by other Linn rods,
leave for Chihuahua, Mexico, in special
car on hunting expedition. The car is
well filled with the hunters necessaries and
thoroughly equipped.
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MIR. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF yyORCEsTsR, MASS =,

Whose lungs were naturally weak. took a heavy
cold in February. 1876 He soon had all the
sumption Is hereditary In Mr.. Winn's family,
he was naturally axions about his condition.
He used DR.. Schenck's medicines until cured.
His place of business Is at 81 Irving street, wor.
Cester, Mass.
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Mr.. Peter Mallen, 2l2 w. Twenty. fourth
street, says thst he suffered six years with
rheumatism and found no relief until ST..
Jacobs Oil, the sovereign remedy, was
applied, which cured him compulsory.
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ILLINOIS.

Mr., Peter ChrIstoph of Pevnee, H.. in his
letter 10 Ut, ScheLck. dated June 18th 1875, says
that he took seveuy.fve bottles of cod liver oil,
among other disagreeable medicines, and all
Consumption. siaedIng from the lungs. cough
and night sweats. iAe cays, 1t is without oibt
that owe my II Q to tho uss oil your medicines.
i am row well and hearty.
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Mr., DAVID LACE,

Was sick for nearly six years. He had 20 many
different doctors that he said hts house looked
like drug store, for each physician prescribed
c different course 0, treatment. Ee usually got
a little better In the sum mo tbs, but as
soon as he wet cold weather Of fal came he was
down again. Bis weight went down from one
hundred and sixty.hvs 70 one hundred and
twenty pounds. Then no began TO use DR..
schenck'e mcdiclnos, and they cured him 10 tie
heath. Els brother YVES slso cured of Con-
sumption by or. ScheGGRs eiiciLcc. Mr.. La.
cey resides a. No 1920 Spring Garden street.
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BENJAMuS TANNER, ESD,

Who Is q prominent builder OF Providence, R.lr
was necessarily exposed 20 tho Ionehesi OF n
rough cllmate In attending % his nuilding opeT-
his LUNGS which soon settled into oniirmed
Combination III, case was considered hope
less, Tie was persuaded 10 use DR. schenoks
medicines by his fdends. and after rsin them
enjoyed good health ever uce, and Is now ~
healthy q man ~ yol will lind Ia Providence
Ho Is always pleased to sec and tnlk ith those
who are suffering, as no Ia ieAon 10 Leie,e
that Dir. Schenck's medicines are q specific In
lung diseases. Mt. Tanner resides at l30 Pearlst
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ILLINOIS,

Wo g.. all neE' mention the case Of Mrs. A.. W.
While. OF PeEin, nj. Fer husband writes Nov.
2ls', 1873:
''ia tho winter of 1872 three pr: minent doc.
tors told me IL at my wife bad COIsUmpt On, and
that she could not 1.-Two until spring." By tie
advice OF friead she Used nr. echenck's mcdi-
cl its, and her hush and IN his gratitude says:
THANK God. b Its uFe her life was eavcd. She
L. now entirlly well"
Mr.. White Il lie proprietor of ID White EouEe
a. Peliu, Ill. Il you live near there call and sec
him.
A FARMER, NH. AARON ECELR,
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MIR. NORMAN BLANCHARD

Resides ia Florida, Berkshire county, Mass.
In the fall of 1871 he was very low with con-
gestion OF the lungs, and as the cold weather
Cana on bis disease rapidly develolHi into
well-ma ked case of Pulmonary. Co imption.
this disease becomes firmly seate bld him
ih4 tasro was No snsat % b? de- ID irSia
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A FARMER, NH. AARON ECELR,
OF KNOX, N Y,

Was cured Of Consumption by Dr.. s1he ncks
medicires His wa. n case of great suffering
Tine phegm rom his lungs won "a collect in he
bronchial tnbel TO ,u'h an extent that he was
sonnet mes H. danger of choking 10 de4ih. He
mad night swea s. SC ,crs cough ard often such
pain IN hs sides and hrsGst that 1t was i'm oossi-
bic toi3 down. lis feet and legs were badly
swollen Ho is Eow so well that no works on
his iarn, ard enjoys better health than he has
in years. Cali On or write to him. His address
is KnoX, Albany COUNTY, N. y.
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MIR. GEORGE @. REDDEN,
OF ALBANY, N. Y,

In the year 1879, At the solicitation of many of
HIS patients. the doctor had consented to visit
Albany for two days, and while making exami.
nations and giving advice to his patients In
stanwix Hall he was called upon BY Mr. Red
den. His story was sad one. His little daugh-
ter hal been sick for a long time and was so
low that 1t was impossible for him to briug
her to the hotel; IA fact, she was confined to her
bed. Mr.. Redden had en- ployed several Of AL.
bany's estphysiciaus, and they all pronounced
her incurabie. Several Of her mothers rela-
tives had diad Of Consumption, and the only
thing ap, arently TO be hoped for was something
to soothe aud comfort her for the little time she
had olive. 49,
After his Office hours DR.. schenck visited Mr..
Redden's residence In East Albany, and after a
careful examination Of his patient told the pa
rents that he believed she could be cured. He
was right for after ing his remedies for weeks
she began to improve rapidly. and In q short
time was entirely cured This case is well
known in Albany, and any one Interested can
call on Mr. Redden, whose office is at I'll corner
Orange and Water streets Mr.. Reddea Is the
agent of the White Line Central Transit Co a.
Albany
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o

The Exposition UGiv,rsai.r 81 Fart
CGHuyiTr" awarded tdo hishes, hogOFs u
AnEosfgrs Buffers ns me m ns' eillcacDus
SIimulaH' 10 excite tine appetite aud "a keep
iLv diE, save organ O.. good ordsr Ask
for iae gpuuirr article, manufactured only
~ Dc !, g Il, SieGvrt a Sous, aud beware
nj lLnL ~ .D.a
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WNi. ~. BLAKE,

Captain or tae steamer 'John D. Maude." 81
the Memphis and /, Louis Packet Line, has
Used DR., SohenckS remedies In hi, family for
years with great benefit In the fan Of ISL he
recommended them 10 Mr. Porter LeOaaTd, who
koe,s the arse livery stables Al eoraer OF Ninth
AZ d Pine str,e cts, 81 Louis Mr. ior er's n
was suffering with Consumption at the time He
had tried many remedies. as well as residence
In the South, without benefit by tue use
OF DR.. Sehenek's medicines he was restored 70
norircI hrnlIh.
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Rpiuth gaming case in the county
y State VS., Kahn, the defendant
n3ucpst, yesterday.
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A Melted New York Resort.

For several days past good deal Of inter
est has been taken in New York in the trial
OF Billy McGlory for selling beer without
license. He runs the notorious dance.
house in Armory Hall, where pandemo:.
what he sold was not Intoxicating, as it was
especially brewod for him, and hence did
not require him to secure license. Testi.
mony OF DR. Doremus sustained McGlory's
position, but the prosecutor took the broad
ground that the statute merely said "beer"
without specifying exemptions, and the
Judge, in his charge to the jury, directed
theN to convict If they found the liquor
waf beer, and other After
two hours consultatid
was reached. OWN
posed Influence owe
sdict was totak
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Her husband says MY d0oiaf tall ne hat
no could a. nothing m hHt. AID iha' thee
was no hope ier her IfouTrfy she was clff1
BY Dr. sChsntka fulm0no fyfup aud aa,wcci
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~ NNflf'f W - wv ff''f'
mns. JOHN rSoLEsuUa0Hrn.
Tier husband ftys MY d0otnf l0lt me hat
was no hope foT her IfouYeV She wss cure
BY 10, sohsntk'a iumonu fyfup aud ss'weci
john IriI0K,
Or IA PORTE, IND,
Was - los with Consumption 10 ls1l that he
b. Or I honss. ian. i, ISL q waited Tor
iiasth - put ana eud ~ my .uif rinls | YVES
disgu ted ~ith medicines had vi u - many
wilh0u, benefit aud when some one y iyised me
u t,ku yours. paiulf said taal did not Wish
10 be expoIim,n ied ON any more NJ iiiirR
was persuaded, however 10 use Dr. sihen -
medlclnei, ald lis condition improved tapld
from their use, lie VA. tnlitly eund, aud
sehenck's medicines"
Nj Islck Is well known IL La Porte, heinz
Ons NJ he Origina, German settlers ol Ia Porte
county lad.
u. W, SEBELrnAu,
Another old citizen o. iaPoTte, lad, and ex'
lung fever IN 1879 lilo u ed nT' sch neSs
medl ine', and was entirely cured,
There Is hardly town or city in IN State II
Indiana where Dr Sehenek's N dieinas have
MT i-ada cu.es la serious lung diseases
MIR. A. SHELLY.
or the firm OF smith & shelly dry goods mer.
inen,nbi, "a snmaiiys ia gss :, siek iha, he
gave M ali basiats, 10 wa, Induced to u.s.
Dr. sghsnek's msdieineby r,aaI' = Dr. ,chenck's
IN or ' se,iS 30 ~, :! 80 AMI m nsrfs
health, He has recommend 4 the neiieinss 10
Others, aud says he can tel of somt wonderful
cures made by them. go nni sHn hin
MRS. j. II. MILLER,
OF New Caste, lad, is auo,ner wac was saved
iIom sSaNnafm IIya og nT sp ne Nm
CaStl, ana Hsgeys,own oh sci ,ns wi. hout ben
ell Call On her or write a. tho above address
by "o Hu"nMi9 . uprny
n, ,o,o,u ,u.',o, 4. n,,,,o, ,,,o,t,ts,s n,
~ ~ ~ Htui a, "r,Mn'' ~ ~