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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07

The committee having in charge the
revision of the old Testament have con-
scented that several members hallmder-
take the revision Oi tho ApOuIYpha.
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WASHINGTON, sept. G.-For the Western
Gut states: Partly cloudy weather and
oril ,howers soutgerly winds; stationary
ntupnrufuIt.
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SANGER Bros
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

10 pieces Turkey Red German Damask, at a,
~ pieces BcNchCd Table Linen, nj ... ar
- pieces Blenched Table Linen, at 10
ID pieces Turkey Red Table Linen, ut 42s
l2nicccs Turkey Red Table DnmnsE, al VI
~ dozen s.- RleachCd LuCn Napkins, at .
" dozen "a -Blcnchcd Linen Napkins at as
- pieces Fine Linen Crash, at 70 per yard
- pieces Fine Linen Crash, at ~ & per yard.
Nlargc lot OF Fine Linen Towels at DC each.
large lot OF Fine Linen Towels, rnged nj 216c each
ncot White Spreads worth 81 80 now 81 IS each.
INC OF While Spreads, worth 81 10, now mt SIC each.
2doIcn Raw silk Table Covers worth 81 90 50 80 eaeh
lo Of Ble0ched Table Cloths, sizes and at 7c and
81 tuc each. -
siuu line Of Plano Covers extra Sizes at 81 % and "a 30
lot ot Felt Covers for tables embroidered ut 81 as
lot of Felt Covers Tables embroidered at 50 eaeh
lot Of Fe Covers for stands, embroidered 81 each
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For Waco Austin. san Antonio. etc.
The Missouri Pacific railway Is the
only line running through ears without
change. iOl Main street Is the only city
ticket Office selling tickets via this
route.
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= 'iRo, Sept. 6.-Advices from Wady
maleia state that the Nile has fallen so
naucn that hauling boats up the cata
racts has been suspended.
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CATALOGUE.
SalgGrBHOS. Hosiery Dept.

~ dozen Misses Hose, regular made. I'm Navy
ORrdiha and Seal, sizes 10 50, from lBS,c. TO DIE
~ uu@tn Misses liSc Hose, best solid Colors,
sizes . 10 So 4, a IN az,
80 do1en Misses Lislc Hose, Solid Colors, sizes
D To So, fTom ... .. AZ . IN "a
% dozen Misses Ribbed Iise Hose solid Col. wv
ors sigcs D to So from AZ . IN Az,
70 dozen Misses Ribbed Llsle Hose Solid Col. ~ w
ors, sizes to 81, from .... ..... 90 g. 10 So.
- uo1cn Misses spun SILK Hose, Pink, Cardi-
dlnnl, SKY, sizes IN So, from . - 20 O. toN
9WIolen Ladies' Navy, Cardinal, Seal regular made
~ dozen Ladies' solid Color Cotton Hose nj DC and al a.
~ '''' ''"" N"'''S
% dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose regular mnde MT "
@doLen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose ingram DYES al 10
- dozen Ladies' llslc Hose, only In Wine and Straw
,beryN =, .,.. ...... 49,. ........ As G
~ dozen Ladies' llslc Hose, Cardinal and Sky Blue at az
~ dozen Ladies' Llsle Hose, variety coors at IA
WuoIen Ladies' COored spun silk Hose at ST 90 To 81
n Inc OF hng SILK Hose, variety Of coorsnt Os 10 u
li, nj " ~ ~ a, Ia o..
Ladies' fine French Tisle Hose, which were 81 90
"S !" % to ~
GLOVES! GLOVES!
I"MtN i'lsle Gloves down to-, ..... o. IS and Co.
Ladies' Jersey SILK Gloves, D. and 10 buttons u.s. 81 Ia
l1Ie, Jersey SILK Gloves 60nd 10 buttons. at o. 81 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
NEGROLAND DIVIDED EQUITABLY
Germany and England Partition Africa
Cholera Raging in Italy and Spain
The French Admiral Mend
ing His Hold, Etc.
The Nile Failing Rapidly.

IN LONDON, Sept. 6.-Advices from Cairo
sb,t ro,,id fall in tho Mia iroroosos
W, nv C'''''
ears Vhat -" olseleSs pan lor reaching
Khartoum will prove failure. The eN-
pedition. by means of boats. is found to
he imDossl6lp. The boats to he usa,,
p should be cOmnleted i'm the Tivernooi
and CLYDE wards. before the end Of tho
present month. and they Vould
not underline hest circumstances reach
Wadv UaID before the end Of Novem.
Der. 1t is estimated bv the military
critics that if the eXnedition should %
the whole way TO khnrtrum that place
would not he reached until tho ond nf
February. cen. Nolselev i'm a conycy-
sation stated thut if was Ills intention to
arrive at Dongolu personally If only
with small contingent. and at any ri. .,
hy the 7th of November.
In RESPONSE to The demands of the
press to strengthen the British fleet i'm
Chinese waters, commuuioue has been
issued by the Admirably. stating that il
is preparing to dispatch several cor
yettes and COMPOSITE slOOps to China.
The Army and Navy Gazette however
tSrn', Jn.t IL, ho o,,n. ~ H., n,,iE ~
conceal the fact that thcrc is no sinolo
vessel ready to send through the Sde2
canal s5i tnaI would DC ape 10 sus-
Tr , i,.or"i y' d,iiroi G0 v,,IuS'
Ifthere is warship, it saws the adj.
miraltv would he unable 10 man her
without calling i'm reserves or forcing
crews at foreign stations to remain be-
yond their term of service.
The Gazette asserts that ENGLAND is
in position ofsuch an utter naval col
lapse as will take years to remedy,
it is reported that the Chinese agents
in Glasgow, Liverpool and London are
trying to arrange privateer commits
sions with the object of proving on
French commerce.
The Variety Fair publishes memo
randum which General Gordon
prepared for the Chinese Government
in 1850, ON the power of China
tomake a privateer war. Gen. Gordon
lays stress on the legal necessity that
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demonstration In Favor of Franchise.
-, nLAsaow, Sept. 0.--Immense demon.
HTations In favor OF the franchise bill
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JEwIlLuS JE>vELRYi

silver Pins which sold nt Dc soc to az mt 0c nc to zoe
silver Pins which sold nt 6c 1lt, and 81 i1c 5lc to
bracelets which he. and iuc at 9c and 2c
bracelets which 6c and ~, at 3Oc aud zoe
Hair Ornaments which lOc, nL, 2ic
Black Combs which were d0c 600 and ut &c. c and soc
Ns,ttNe - ma wNi't w'r' ~ AMI - g., nt G. and
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CATALOGUE.
Sanger Bros Lace Debt.

Cream Spanish Fichus, worth 2ic. for IN
cream spanish Flcus, worth 81 -, for ~ I'D
cream Spanish Fichus, worth II 80, for N
cream spanish Firhus, worth a rs, for A
Cream Spanish Eichus, worth ~ % 49, for 81 "a to an
trenm Spanish Ficus, worth 50 80 To S. So for 81 to OD
cream Spanish tichus, worth Sl3 On, for. q IN
Mude-up Lace FChus for 1Oc ond GO
IOmpadour Fchus, worth 50 So for ~ y,
Iumpudour lchus worth 81 10 50 Tor - d in 4 m
fumpodour Fchus, worth 49, for. a IN
ll Fompndour JabOtS, each for - M
% dozen Lace Collars, worth 3ic. 10 dc for ~
40 dozen Lace Collars. worth 80, for jo
\ Inc oil oriental Lace Vest Fronts for .... 90
line OF Oriental Lace Vest Fronts for , 10
n lnc ui Oriental Lace Vest Fronts worth So for 4 IN
lul dozen Coorud Sailor Collars for 5000. ST.
large limo of lihs, worth Toe 10 3ic - for De- to ~
,uinrtd net special otcrln. SIC per yard, Tor IN
ihc OF Nunsook, embroidered worth gOc., for .. Is
\ lnc OF NainSuol embroidered. ,vorih Az, In p,c
for ... ......... .. Sii y, a., An
\ line of Nninsook, embroidered, worth 81, for "a
,l'uh anu intk spanish tuipure Lace ~ in, ot nj,
mn Nni iuack spanish Guipure Lace, A. in, be-. 10
Nlcu ana litck spanish GWpurc Lace, Gs in, tor ~,
ul'an bud Hack spanish Lace, ~ IN wde l1t . Id
Cream and Black Spanish Lace m wide. f,r IN
Cream and Black Matcussc spanish l, In wide for Al
Iream and Black Matcassc Spanish, Il in, for . a.
lnichon lhc's worth Sc lc aud % per yard orir tn ~
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SANGER Bros
WOODEN GOODS DEPT.

line of Striped Checked rrouscrngs at T5c pcr ynrS
Black and White Red and Green oys Cassmerts 81 o.
per yard.
Fancy striped Brown Cassimcres, ut 81 90 per yard
Blue aud Red Xen Boys Cassimeres ut 90 per yard
line of Grey Mixed Boys CnsSimcros nj Sc per ward
Blue and Grey Pin striped Cnssimers 81 VI per yard.
per yard.
\ line OF White and Green Pin Checked Twesds at ibc
per ynrd
line of Blue Mixed Boys Cassimcres ut 0c peryard.
\ line of Grey Mixed Twecds, at Zoe per yard
line of medium weight Fnucy Casslnores at 7bc yard
\ line of Grey Mixed Suitinls at 81 50 per yard
Pin Checked Cassmercs In Brown aud White, nj % pes
yard.
niue Mixed Casslmcrcs for Bows Wear. at loc per yard
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SANGER Bros
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
SANGER RRi.| sll1ION DEPARTMENT,

We only cnumcntc few articles which have under.
gone u very marked reduction
Pearl Dress guuns which were Ne dozen are now g
Pearl Dress Buttons which were &C. dozen are now q
Ienl Dress Buttons which were c, dozen o
Pearl Dress buttons which were lUc. dozen now
Pearl Dress buttons which were Toe. dozen now
Pearl Dress buttons which were ~ Sc. dozen 10
Pearl Dress Buttons which were ic. augen nrp auw n
Pearl Dress Buttons which wcrc l &C. dozen are now l2sc
PRrl Dress buttons which were Ne dozen nrp now 10 q
Pearl Dress Buttons which wcrc ~. dozen ~
Ncget Ivory Buttons which were lOc. dozen nrr now
Ncgct. Ivory buttons which were loo. dozen
Ncgct Ivory HuttonS which ac. dozen 10
Fancy Metal buttons which were pc. dozen 10
Fancy Metal buttons which 30, dozen are now IS
Fancy Metal buttons which zoe, dozen 10
Fancy Metal Buttons which jc. dozen are now %
, 1884-02-20

Afbenyttelsen az TelegrafOg Telefon-
forbIndelsen mellem ChristianSted OF Fred
eriksted staaeraaben foralIe og Enhver, med
Erleggelsen af den for BenyttelSeu fast
Satte Betallng; dog kan ethvert Telegram,
der matte anSeeS for stIilende mod de
gjeldende Love og den otf,ntlige Orlen
eller S&delighed ADVISES. On Indholdet
af ct Telegram err tilstedeligt a~fej6res at
vedkOmmende StationsbeStyrer, men Sa-
gen kan af AfSenderen forlangeS hen
visit til GOuvernementet.
3.
Paa TelegrafStatiOnerne i ChristianstPd
Og FrederikSted kan eXpederes Telegram
mer Og Telefonsamtaler mellem de 2 oven
n8vnte Dyer, SAINT Telegrammer til Plan
tager we'd Byerne, i hvilket TilfRlde dog
s@rlig Detailing for Udbrin gelSen maa err
l9gges af Modtageren. Fremdeles mod.
tages paa StatiOnen i FrederikSted Tele-
grammer til allie de TelegrafStationer,
hvormed West India og Panama Tele-
grafcompagniet staari Forbindelse. DisSe
Telegrammer telegraferes til Stationen i
Christiansted og bringes herfra med Bud
til Telegrafcompagniets Station. [ Ere
deriksted erl9gges kun Detailing for diSse
Telegrammers Befordring til C~hristiansted.
Angaaende Betalingen for dereS Videre-
befordring fra Christiansted maa Afsende.
rem selv rave truffet Arrangement med
West India og Panama Telegrafcompag-
NETS Station j Christiansted. Herfra
, 1884-02-20

at betegne dem som Orchestral, regnes
hvert som ct Taitegn.
l Tilfelde af Uenighed mellem Afsende-
rem og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON Ordan-
tallet, maa AfSenderen rette sig efter sta
tionens Opgivelse, men kan forlangc Sagen
fOrelagt for acknowledgement, hviS At
gj0relSe han maa underkaSte sig
Foranstaaende Regularly appro-
bGres herved.
Goucernemeatet for de danS& re8tiadiske Ger.
st. Croix, den lite Februar 1884.
G. III.
, 1884-02-20

undtages dog 1elegrammpr til St. Thomas,
for hvilke hele Petalingen for Befordringen
fra FrederikSted til st. Thomas kan erla9-
ges paa Stationen i FrederikSted. AfSen-
deren maa SeIV V9re anSVarlig for, at allie
Telegrammer der viderehefOrdres fra
West India og Panama Tele gratcompag-
NETS Station, ere attattode i OyererSstem
melse med de Regler, der ere fa<tSlaaede
for FOrSendelSer paa dette SelSkabS
LINER. LigeledeS kan modtages til Vide
reforSendelSe TelegIammer, som ere mod
tagne paa West India og Panama Telegrdt-
compagnietS Station j ChristianSted og ere
bestemte for FrederikSted. Detailing for
diSse Tele2rammers Betordring mellem
ChriStIanSted og FrederikSted maa erl@g-
geS of Modtageren, f%orSaavidt den Xxx
erlggges we'd Indleveringen i ChriStianSted.
So.
TelegrafStationerue ere aa1ne liver DAG,
S0ndag og HeIligdage undtagne, fra III.
8-12f NJ. og fra 1-5 e. NJ.
Telegrammerne skulle we're afflttede
saale0es, at de kunue gjengiyes we'd Tele-
graGalfabptet.
Telegrammer, der hclt eller delyiis ere
s~ammcnSatte af Tai eller Bogstaver med
hemmelig Bet4dning torSendeS like.
Telegrammct maa were ~sNrevet tydeligt,
saa at der like kan vare Twill ON
Tegnenes Betyduiug. EuhYer TIt0ieIse,
Radering eller Retteise maa godkjendes
paa Selve Teiegrammet af Atsenderen elIer
zen, der indieyerer Get paa hams Negne.
).
AdresSen j Tele9rammer8e Skal Staae
for1n TpXtPn Og maa yqre Saaledts aitAt-
tet. at IeIe@ramnct kan udjeveres I'll
AdreSSaten udeu EorveXl.ng eller Indhen-
, 1884-02-20
acknowledgements

mET bekjend'gj0res herve", at
60 Telegraflinien melIem Chris
tiansted og Frederiksted vii blive aab-
net for Publicums Afbenyttelse
MANDAG d. 18de DIS.
Bygningsinspekteur, Ingenieurcapi-
tain {. V. MEYER forestaar TeIe-
graftjenesten og er tillige S%tationsbe-
styrer i Christiansted.
Lieutenant c. F. PALUDAN er
Stationsbestyrer i Frederiksted.
S~tationerne fndes ! Forterne / de to
Dyer og vile v@re aabne liver S0gne-
dag fra Kl. 8-l2* FIN. og fra III, Is
Eftermiddag.
Regler for Afbenyttelsen vile blive
offenIliggjorte.
Gourernementet for de donst restindish6 Ger,
st. Croix, den lite Februar 1881.
G.. III.
VAN BRAkLE,
est.
IKE til som f0rst bekjendtgfort.
, 1884-02-20
Regularly

for Afbenyttelsen at Tele-
graf-og Observation-Disclosures
mellem Christiansted og Ere
deriksted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24
WHILE ON The WAY.

To the Surprise end Delight of Her Friends
T. Young RaRdy hecoEers from Almost Fa-
- ncdy1s Nnvos'iie Remedy Can DO-A Hap
Ply Nome Circle.
Next to the sad duty of bearing the bodies
Of our dead to their long rest, is that of
taking our loved living, when stricken with
disease, in search of help which appears the
more hopeless the nearer it is approached.
Yet when Mr.. Nicholas Howell, of
Waverly, Chemung Co., n. Y, left his
home some time since for New Y ork, it was
on such an errand. By his side was his
daughter, whose case had been abandoned
by the home physicians as ono of incura-
bic disease of the heart. When the train
reached Peekskill it was clear that the al
most dying girl could not be carried mile
farther with safety. Emaciated in body,
shattered in nerve, and melancholy in mind
the poor girl hadlost interest in her own fate.
But who may know their fate-either for
good or evil? By the earnest advice of
friends in Peekskill, Mr.. Howell tenderly
conveyed his daughter to the office of DR..
David Kennedy, in Rondout,N NY. DR.. Ken
nedy perceived that she was suffeEing from
heart disease, and also from an advanced
stage of complaint common to women.
Having given directions in reference t
diet and clothing, the Doctor prescrihei
what is now we'll known as DIR. DAVI+
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY
(Rondout, n. W as his young pationti
only medicine. Not long after the threaI
ening symptoms vanished, the light re
turned to her eyes, the bloom to her cheek
and happiness to her heart, an example d
a recovery which is as wonderful as th
medicine that effected it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

If your cows seem indisposed give
them a warm bran slop well seasoned
with ginger.-N Y. Herald.
"A well beaten egg is great addi-
ton to dried apple pie. giving light
ness and good flavor Also Chicago
Journal.
For the young chickens nothing is
so beneficial and so grateful as run
upon the newly-grown grass, and next
to this indulgence they should have an
ample supply of cut Or pulled grass
every day.
Herb Tea: Take half pound of
camomile and quarter of pound of
gentian root; put them in Jug and
pour over them quart of boiling
water; let it stand one hour; then strain
into bottle. Take wine glass full,
fasting. Toledo Blade.
The practice of mulching young
trees after they are set out seems to be
growing in favor. 1t keeps the soil
cool and damp during the summer and
prevents plants from drawing from the
soil. The mulch should extend well
out from the base of the tree.-Ciece-
land Leadcr.
Lemon Pudding: Three eggs. one
scant cup of sugar, two liberal table
spoonfuls of corn-starch, one lemon,
juice and rind; two cups of milk. one
heaping teaspoonful of butter. Scald
the milk and stir in the corn-starch wet
up in four teaspoonfuls of cold water
Cook stirring all the time-until it
thickens well; add the butter and set
aside until perfectly cold. Then beat
the eggs light, add the sugar, the lemon
juice and grated peel, and whip in, a
great spoonful at time, the stifened
cOrn-starch milk. Bake in q buttcred
dish and eat cold. -Albany JoUr7aaL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24
The Most DesOIate Part Of the Ocean.

The schooner Charles Z. Moody,
Captain Gates, arrived at Almond
Street wharf yesterday from the Islands
of Tristan d'Acunha. situated in the
South Atlantic Ocean, in the most des-
Olate spot in the world. She stopped
at Martinique to get cargo of sugar.
The Moody was chartered by New York
parties to 90 to these islands to secure
a cargo of guano. The vessel was COM
PEELED to abandon the enterprise, owing
to her inability to make a landing,
there beng no harbors on the coast.
Captain Gates, January II, visited in a
small boat both Tristan d'Acunha and
Nightingale Island. Nightingale is I'M
inhabited. The other island has ninety
seven inhabitants, descendants of ship
wrecked sailors. All were ENJOYING
good health, and the majority of the
population were women, who are de-
scribed as being very tall and hand
some. They seemed sharp at trading,
but were without education and very
indolent and lazy. The Captain de-
scribes a lake of fresh water which was
situated on the top of a mountain 5000
feet above the surface of the sea, and in
which the tide ebbed and flowed. No
merchant vessel has ever been known
to visit the islands, and there are not
probably ten men in this country who
have ever been there. After securing
laborers, an attempt was made to eX-
plore Nightingale Island, which was
found rich with guano, covered with
eggs, and thronged with penguins. Eff
forts to obtain a dead-and- alive cargo
were futile, owing to the impossibility
of finding n safe anchorage. The Gov
ernor or head man of Tristan d Acunha
said that valuable dog had escaped
from H. NJ. B. surveying ship Challen-
ger eleven years ago. 1t was searched
for, found and taken on board the
Moody, but died on the passage to
Martinique. The islands visited are
situated in latitude thirty-seven degrees
six minutes, longitude twelve degrees
two minutes, are claimed by the En-
glish, and British garrison was at one
time maintained there. United States
vessels never visit the locality. Phiia-
delphiG Record.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24
Important Trademark Injunction in
England.

A London telegram of May 9Th says: ''In
tho suit Of the Charles A. Vogeler Com
pany, of Baltimore, against PARROT g. Co.,
of this city, the Court Of Appeals has grant
ed the plaintiffs perpetual injunction,
with Costs. Tho action, which grow out
OF an alleged infringement Of plaintiffs
well-known trademark, ST. Jacobs Oil,
was originally hoard in tho High Court Of
Justice where Vice Chancellor Bacon, with
cue going into the merits Of the case, con-
sidsrod it was ono that should go before
the Comptroller of trade marks. Prom
this opinion the Vogelsr Company APP
pealod, claiming that thoy were bong in
jured by the goods of tho defsndants, en-
titled st. David's Oil, boing mistaken for
thoirS, and that while tAoy had taken stops
to bring case before the Comptroller Of
trademarks, months would elapso be-
foro a decision could be obtained,
and as their business would DO seriously
injured by such delay, restraining
order should be granted at once. The re-
suit of the appeal was that a perpetual in
junction was made, with costs. The pro-
ceedings before the Comptroller have
been abandoned by the defendants, and
the Baltimore house has thus achieved a
double viotery. By tho order Of the
Court of Appeal, Parrots G Co. and their
agents are perpetually restrained from
using the term st. David's Oil, or any
similar term, as well as the words The
Great German Remedy and any words
or marks similar to those used by tho
Vogeler Company in connection with their
st. Jacobs Oil. The progress of this suit
has been watched with interest by the mer-
camille and manufacturing community of
Great Britain, whore thousands of trade
marks Of almost incalculable valuo are
owned. It was shown by the evidence
that plaintiffs had sold during the
past few years ovor soven million
bottles of St. Jacobs Oil, and OK
pended as high as five hundred
thousand dollars in a single year for aa.
vortising throughout the world. Their
success in this suit is regarded WITH great
satisfaction in business circles. Eminent
English and American legal talent figured
in the case. Tia counsel for tho VoSelsr
Co., of which lattSr Mr.. Il. D. Unbstaaktor
was personally present, wore Quesn's
Counsel Theodore Aston, John Cutler and
Theodore MacKenna, Of London; Rowland
Cox, of New York, and General William
Horny Browne, of Washing taa."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24

Are dangerous even whea administered by
directions and under the eye Of good ply
stefan, and when put up in nostrums, often
by Incompetent persons, are apt to produce
evil Consequences. Be careful of thcse
poisonous mixtures or you may regret 1t.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC is not only preferable to
these dangerous compounds in the treat
msR Oh bood and Skin diseases, bu+ elimi-
mates the poison of Mercury and Pc ash
from the s1stom by toning up the organism
and forcing out the poison through the
pores Of the skin.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24

DON'T suffer any longer with the pains
and aches of Rheumatism which make life
burden to you. Reliof, speedy and per-
manent, can be procured at the nearest
druz store, in the form of Kidney Wort.
ElbridEe Malcolm of West Bath, Maine,
says L was completoly prostrated with
Rheumatism and Kidney troubles and was
not expected to recover. Tho first dose of
kidney-W ort helped me. Six doses put
me OH my feet, it has now entirely cured
me and l have had no trouble since"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24
THE man who was ashamed to look his
watch in the face pro baby got it ON tick

A LADY, who suffered from weakness
peculiar to her sex, in writing TO friend,
said: 81 tried various kidney medicines,
but only found myself growing worse. A
friend told me TO use DR.. Guysott's Yellsw
Dock and Sarsap2rilla. It's effect on me
was soon indicated by clear and beauti-
full complexion, freedom from aches and
pains, complete removal of nervous de-
preston, painless regularity in habits of
digestion and otherwise. l can not pyaisa
tho remedy too highly as q true friend to
suffering womanLood and as a strengthen
ing medicine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24

REPEATED requests have induced tho pro
prietors OF Lydla L. Pinkhan's Vagetabl-
Compound TO stEa by mail to va.i4us Lady
correspondents, largo mounted portraits
Of Mes. Pinkham; and now many a house
hold wall is adorned by the familiar, moth
erly face of the Massachusetts woman who
has done so much for all women.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-24

One of the bloody customs among
the Hindoos of a certain class is to re-
quire every woman. previous to piercing
the ears of her eldest daughter prepar-
atory to her being betrothed in mar
riage, to undergo the amputation of the
first joints of the third and fourth
fingers of her right hand. The ampu-
tation is performed by the blacksmith
Of the village, who, having placed tho
niger in block, performs the opera
non with a chisel. If the girl to be
betrothed be motherless and the mother
Of the boy have not before been sub
iected to the operation it is incumbent
On her to suffer the operation.