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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

ANY soil and climate that will produces
aud mature good e. ass, II cultivated Will
yield rem lucrative crops Of wheat, rye,
.oats and barley. Any sane man can see a.
9 elsucs thst Eutland, Csllshan, Taylor,
'Ri,sm, Mitchell. Howard, Tom Green and
'o,der western counties of the state are
destined. q. no distant day, to become the
great grain belt of Texas. Experiments
around Midland prove coDclusively that
the etsked plains will room rank amorR the
m cst productive agricultural districis Of
shis fate
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wEArIfERFORu.

wEATHERroRp, June 5.-[Specisl. AIR
Thomas S1alum, aged II years, aud 10
fily years o citizen OF Texas, accidentally
courthouse steps, which arc high srt
steep. His Injuries consist OF severe cut
across the face, dislccsiion Of the lief
shoulder and a fractured srIp, between the
Il ,sw and the shoulder, aid compound
fracture Of the right veg above the kne,
bone. He Is at the Riiil housr, and Is ~
com Portable as II lie possible 10 make him
yet his physici ,ns consider his recovery
vary a ,ubtful.
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HOT SPRINGS,

HoT SPRINGS. ARK jane 5.-[5pecal.I =
The coroner's jury In the poisoning o,ss
reported yesterday declared that Gabe
Harris was fatally poisoned by unkno wn
parties. Striohnine was discovered in thu
food esteu by the three vic inns. The off.
cers have no clue 10 the perpetrators OF the
crime.
Andrew BruoD, president OF the col.
lapsed Hot Springs National bank, ayers
That h. will pay every dollar OF the S3s, 900
dem snded by deD1sitors, even u he has tn
perform manual labor 10 do u, II they vii
place him In charge OF the aTirs. Btuon
addressed a meeting of deposltors held this
afternoon and was warmly received.
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Marine.

GAlvsrsr, Jnna 5.-Arrived: Steam
ship Lone Star, New York; Steamship J. q.
II ris, Brownsville; steamship Hu,chin-
sou, Clinton; steamship Aransss, New Or
leans. C,cnred Steamship Aranssa, Cor
pus Christ; schooner Norman. Peossc1ls I;
schooner Sarah ID. Fell, Psnsscois. Sailed,
Steamship Arsnsss, Corpus Christi; stesu-
ship J. q. Hrrris. New Orleans; steamship
Hutchinson, Nev 0rieaDs; schooner Sarah
ID. Fell, Pensacola.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

THE New York Times warned the repuh-
Iicsns to leave the protective plank out OF
the platform. Any declaration in favor
o. protection, pure and simple, would mis-
represent the party ss completely us ore of
{ roe trade, and would as surely be impo i
&c" The Tribune takes view dire city
opposite. 1t Gays tina, the republicans are
in favor Of high protective tariff. Noiwith
a,andipg the different views both wi
hikely fall into line this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
MARSHALL

MARSHALL, June 5.-rSpecisl lin thu
CAGE OF Gac,a va. the Texas IL Pacific rail-
way for dsniagea ~ his son, who WAS ir-
Iured by being thrown from the platform of
= freight car twelve m Dths since, the Jury
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for
sl3,Z25. At former trial Of this Gaze,
during this term, the iurv failed 10 agree.
The announcement that tho Texas & Pa
cific will probably go into the hands Of a
rec~iver excltes no surprise here.
The we,tser has cleared up and every-
thing Is Furnishing.
The general health oil the county wa,
never better.
Dr. Wsrniok has besn appointed city
nh vsioian.
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cry COURT.

There were only two o'ses Ia tho city
court yesterday N orning-ons wss drunk
uamsd John NcNs>l, who assumsd that
much a,used name cf John Smith. Hi
honor went on the pvtncipls that there vs'
nothing In name. and fined him So
The csse OF Jim JoAnsop, charged wish
the thoi, Of m oney, sss transferred 10 the
ron 10 r0UPf
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LONGyiIw,

LosovrKr, Jane 5.-fSpecisl 1.-The Cnsr
ley 8 evsDs murder trial was begun TO-DAY
A motion 10 quash AMI another Tor con
tinuspcs were overinled. Ed. Bean, one o
del, ndauir, so I tr al to-day, AN Stew ps
the other murcerer, Will be arranged Non
day {. b inst. Fifty witnesses are 20 be ex.
amiusd. The murder was committed May
olst Las, wear.
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GREEHI.ILLI:,

GRgEsymLF, June 5.-tSneoial. THE
'aGIs IN tue aEo0ting which occarrsd Mon
day AZ Caddo Nils between Legls johnson
aud Gtif Fiippsn, Residing ia the death OF
the latter, trenspirsd to-day When Johnson
COVE himself up to the shenl. Johnson Is
"a miller, posc-sble man. and the trouble
arose about some meal which he refused 10
Let bippen have m credit GA Saturday
Flippen, with lhr g or four com panions,
went to the mill and raised rumpus, being
very abusive, and making threats 10 xiii
johnson st sight. johnson prepared him.
sslf, and they met MONDAY when Fiippen
renewed the qusrrel. Johnson shot him
three times, iLtlcting wounds from which
he died Tuesday morning Johnson hid
out till to-day. The sympathy OF the peo.
pie 10 with Johnson
The weather 10 clear and the crops are
doing well
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NlGREGOR.

McGnEooR. June 8 -[Special. 1-Messre.
q, A. Chambers & Co. assigned to-day. A..
sets, $4,000 and liabilities same. Albert
d. Rust 10 assignee. Csuss-stringency OF
money mattsrr IL IL thought the firm viii
come out all right In the end.
The train from the west on the Texas a
st. Louis rosd hes been delayed for fifteen
hours beyond the Leon river. II came in
irr~gularlv.
4. W. Hill has sold bis place to Messrs.
C~ntrel & Barker. Mr.. Hill goes to south
ern Texas.
The post office was removed last night
FROM the old quarters to the new rock
building on Avenue 8,
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CHrcAa,. June 5.-rhe fiscal ysar OF the
chic,vo Il Northwestern rail- way ended
Msy Slst. A staten ant based uDoo sscer-
tanned operations for eleven M baths. and
e.'ims ting the business OF Nay nj S2,00e,-
40 sivss the gross esraings for tls y. or ~
f25 O0l, 9ll and net earnings something
over Der cant. on oil outstanding common
and preferred stock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

The Fort Worth Democrat says; "0ur
county roads have simply been surveyed
where is the money now to improve them
DO the people wish TO be taxed for that par
pose? II 80, Trey should answer in the
election OF their commissioners next foil. v
Tsrrant county on surveys is great, ard the
money to make its i'm provems nts is al ways
supplied by the Gszstte-in its bombasiit
editorials
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

ST. L~uf-, Juue 5-A -Dispatot
special saw: Lieutenant Rice, quarter
mater OF the Uoited States army, walked
n The ir ain IN motion perr Mex co, Mis-
our, last night, and vas Instantly killed.
Is was en- route TO Chicago from the west
de was In bis night clothes when found.
IL IL supposed he vss . -cmnam bulist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
Capture or A CUUNrEnrRIrER.

A deputy Uuited States marshal arrived
n the city Yesterday with William GILES
pie, who wss cap ursd At Cleveland, Onio,
and who IL wanted mere to answer to the
chsrge OF couptssfsitipg United .ates CO n
az For, Worth. He was lodged IN the
county Jail ard Will BIO tried this term OF
the Federal court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

AN extendedcrop repor', embracing TWEEN
" We counties In q block adjoining Dallas
appears to-day In the commercial depAr
ment. Mr.. KING. secretary Of the Dallsl
Merchants exchange, kindly took pains 4
prepare It for the HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
rEpRpAL COuI,T... JUNE TERM.

Yesterday was slmost entirely consumed
by the tdsi OF J. Brock, charged with rob
b'ug the u si,sd States m Ill between Hen
ristts aud Ohsrly pos-,oili's' 70 Gay
o,ns'v. Ths prsof sssusd 10 Justify the
verdict OF guilty which tho Jury brought IN
receive Q poatspcs OF oosii nemsnt In IN"
peuitsntiary for lite. ~ In THE oour'. un.
ike our stats courts, tue jdry only psn'
upos shs guilt or l1nossncs u parties sc'
cused, whilst the adss i'm sosss tie PEN
slty usdsr shs limitstioas OF tho statutes
A nsv niAl YES sppltsd for ard vui be
srsueA on melton. Nsssrs j. q. kes,by
and Fi'zSugs aud WozsserAn defended
him.
/. Il. and J. O. Terry, charged with him,
severed. being uHdsr bond IN the sum OF
81 800 esch.
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THE wAsHoUTs.

The washonts on the railroads have roi
he, n r. paired, and there are no through
ran, as yet may Of the lines c, nteriug
h,rs. The Trinity river was still rising
LIST evening, apd the bottom west Of the
bridge is under five or six feet OF water.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

The msin pipe leating from she water.
work D. the stgEd pip', 6ursted at w
D ,irt where IL crosses Miii creek IA, l";"L
xnt uigut. A force went cut 10 repair H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
srArE uAprIsT CONVENTION

The Baptist STAG SuHdsy.scnool oouven-
lion convenes here 90 the llth OF jay,
which 400 celegstes will attend. The
church hero In making extensive prepare
lions for their reception. Ii Will be 10 ses-
sion ubou. one week.
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pISTRrcr COURT.

Thomas P,bine, cnnrgcd win burglary IL
nin. r.ses, gave oond yesterday ia tns anin
OF $500 10 escn csse.
Bll smith, youth jnst IN his b ens.
charged with burglary, was sent Up ior ~ o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

BY reference 10 last nights proceedings
Of the city council, 1t will be seen that Ma
Taona. FlrLp hiss Indicted that b,
would sell part Of the old iss property
for Q park. The property offered lie q
,neiendid location for q psrt. being near the
koart OF the city and 10 we'll adapted for
|1osounre resort. on account of lie location
" ~ great sbun1snce Of purs spring
= ohas exists on the tremisss. Indeed.
n u wster on this piscs lie thought
~ ~ net greater. than at Brow.
some Il t1e~older cit zsps
orQusinisd with both loo. J.
6ems. M FfELD has lstel,
- supply % hts prem
y one Of the finest 10 b.
hiIIs AIops the ves'
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Tllden,a Letter.

L-urvrLLp, June 5.-In regard TO Til
den's letter declining to sccept the ncmins
tim, 70 be presented st the New YORK on
vsntios, Henry Wsttsssou sayi: Tlden's
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NO EXCUSE

For bad writers, white haii-rate scholar
shipx usa be purchssed uuul Juue 40 h Il,
Lewranc-'s Commercial College, good for u
three months courW.
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THE WEATHER.

GALvEsroN, June Folio wing 10 the
weather report FOR the cotton belt, furnish
ed by the United States signal service, act.
In o Ia nonin ncl on With the railMaya:
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fJscBBAcK and LYscH, tho leading CO.
-or ed men in the COZ ventior came boldly
u the rescr Of the administration al Oh =
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Tone of the stock Market.

Tone of the stock Market.
NEW YoKK, June 5.-Govsrnmsnts
quset.
Railways irregular.
Safe securities dull.
The stock market was weak generally
throughout tbs day. but closed drmer.
fr-nssciiors aggregated 466, 90 khasee.
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rERMsOF sUBsC RIPTIOS.
nAftN
THE WEEKLY

Ulmprisirg eisht pages o' my SIX column.
glGie up from fhe cream Of the deny c1iuou-'
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FRIDAY. JuNE q. 1884,

Lytcu was Tor ARTHUR and seconded h s
n nomination.
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RECIPROCITY.

WAsHISaros. June 5.-[ special Tine
move msde several days ago by four
of the TrXs delegation 90 foros some acuon
on the Mexican treaty boro fruit to-day.
On thst occasion Stewart Introduced Q
resolution cslllng for legislation 10 perfect
the Mexican treaty ana HAD II referred TO
the foreign affairs com liittes OF which lie 10
q member. To-day Hewitt OF the ways
and means CON nittce, informed Stewart
that the latter committee had ordered the
report TO the bouse OF n bill TO provide tor
carrying the terms Of tue treaty into effect.
The report Ia set Tor NJ 5Dday, and after the
snbjeot gets into the house the TtNs dele.
CATION will geo TO It that IL IL properly
handled.
Toe pest-oiioe of Lfhigh. Wilbsrget
Duaty, was established 10 day and IL 20 get
It's mai via Vernon, fifteen milei north
wesi OF Leh'gh,
This IL 4 dUll period Of congress owing 10
the absorption IA convention neWs. Tbs
housa barely had quorum to-day, ard
the senate is not 10 session.
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free of Postage to all Parts OF the United
states and Canada.
Eami. by dran on Dallas poAtOihCc money or
fcf or regi, tered letter ! sent Otherwise. We
WI no. DO res nousibe for miscarriage Al.
Gross THE HERALD. Dallas, Tcv-S.
speeimen copies sent tree on application
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.
Two Murder Trials al Longylrw-PiiIy
Wilaessts-Mo,lons 0veIuled.
\ Dallas Book Agent Dies from Nor
phine- Not u Suicide.
Terrible Accident 10 an Aged Glitter
at Weatherf0rd.
0iher Specials frsm sundry Sources
AUSTIN.

AuyrIs, June OIL pocial. The land
hoard met sgaIn to-day. This rolls Of Tom
Green we're received, out action wHs pos,
poned I'll tomorrow. The rolls u Bispor
were returned 10 tho surveyor because al
absence OF sketches and improper sale o
lands. Commissioner Welsh presented Z
resolution restricting eotusl settlers IN
one secliin Of land which will be acted
on tomorrow.
Superintendent Baker rsosived the scho.
lastio census reports ~ follow Tho couD.
ties Of Burnett 1850. Llano. l,7l6; Ooot
$500: Medinr, 1857; Lsmps.as, l,7iO. rns
cities OF Giddings, 2l5; R.cAoale, 800
Denton, ass.
Secretary Frelinghuysen writes Governor
ireland that the q lestion OF guaranteeing
between the UAited Statcs and Mexico has
bean referred TO our minister In Mexico.
Superintendent Baker win prepare an
educational exhibit for New Orleans and
desires pictures OF al Texas school ouild.
ings, and o'pies Of Texas periodic sis snd
books nv rsxss authors.
The total disbursements Of the tTeasurer
for the quarter ending May 81, were 81 2T9.
$40, Of which s6i0,902 was general revenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
Shoe Department

We have reductions In Childrcn's Shoes.
We have reductions In Infants Shoes.
We have reductions In Fine Shoes.
We have reductions IN Coarse Shoes.
We have reductions In All Kinds OF Shoes.
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MI AK REQUESTED 70 ASNUUNCs }
w q. Nc ARR spauiidalc 10, C-usHbu,
., l. sae iurt M 4.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

tsatarod at the rostonlco at Dallas ~
sccond.ClHss Matter,
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Anusement Matters.

Barlow s. Wilson's MinstreIs will open
the regular season tonight at Dickson's Grand
Opera house The programme in many re-
spects IS different from that of last season.
Among the new features are Geo. Wilson in his
own original act Crazy Quilt s.The Grand
Skating Carnival, introducing twelve champion
skaters; McNish in his own speciality Only for
Fun Barnums white Elephant" and the
new after-piece entitled President Arthur's
State Dinner There win be change of pro-
gramme Wednesday evening, introducing the
'Base Ball Match
The advance sale Of seats for the engagement
of Dunbar 81 Wren's "Distrustp company, at
the Grand Opera house the last half of this
week, opens this morning at the box Office
ID. b. Hodges is in town, ahead of Hewettis
'Musettes, which appear at the Grand next
week.
The company at the Zoo this week includes
some very good people, notably Hefferan and
Mcdonald, Irirh comedians; Redmond and Cliff
ton, clever sketch people, and Prof. Wallace, a
wonderful, imitator Of birds and animals A
burlesque on Pinafore" concluded the bill.
There was large and well pleased audience last
night
The new rink will be open for skating every
Tuesday and Friday evening, beginning to night,
and until further notice, and every morning
from to II o'clock
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Marriage Of MIR. winlam +. brown.

The Fulton IN. Y, Patriot contains the follow
ing account of the marriage Of Prosecutor vii
liam 2 Brown, of this city:
1.-THE marriage of Miss Hattie E. Sperry aud
Mr.. William Z. Brown, of Indianapolis, took
place on Tuesday at the residence Of the brides
grandfather, Mr.. William Osborn. Mr. Brown
has been resident Of Indianapolis since his
boyhoOd, and now fills the Office Of district attor-
ney of that city. Miss Sperry was long resi-
dent of Fulton, and student Of Falley Sem
mary. She afterward entered the normal
school at Oswego, and studied stenography at
Chaffee's business college. She is very ariia-
BILE ana accomplished young lady and has many
friends in Fulton and Oswego, whose kindest
Wishes will follow her to her new home. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Miller,
of Mount Pleasant, the bride and groom
standing under a canopy Of ferns and white
immorteiIes in form Of an umbrella. the former
dressed in white, with natural bowers The
1shers were Mcssrs Fred Highriter, Fred Os-
born, Harry Seymour and Will RowIee The
presents were numerous and elegant, Mr..
Browns gift to his bride being handsome new
residence, on Broadway, Indianapolis They
left on the evening train for Osweg6 from which
place they go to the Thousand Islands, visiting
Montreal, Quebec. Gulf Of ST. Lawrence, White
mountains, Saratoga. New York, and Niagara
ment cards state that they will be TAT home
to their friends Sept 10 to 20 at the Grand
Hotel, and after THAT az 456 Broadway, Indian
apolis. Among the guests from out of town
were Mrs. James Murdoch and daughter, and
Miss Clara Fisk, from Oswego. Miss Lena FOL
lar, from Buffalo, Mr.. Chauncey Fisk, from
Rochester, Miss Lula Wright, from Jersey City
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Graham. Of New York.
Cards received here announce that Mi. ana
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AN Important Rumor.

It is intimated by party who is we'll posted
in the affairs Of Q. P. Huntington that the
different roads in which Mr. Huntington owns
a controlling interest, to-wit, the Southern Pa
cife from 81 Paso to San Francisco, the Calves
ton, Harrisburg s. San Antonio from Ell Paso to
Vermillionville, La, the Houston & Texas Cen
trial and all its branches, the Morgan line from
Vermillionville to New Orleans, together with
all the steamship lines which belong to it, run
ming to New York, Vera Cruz, Havana, Nassau,
and other ports, will be concentrated under
one general management on or about the LIST
day of November next Whether the Missis-
sippi Valley and the Chesapeake, Ohio & South
western will be manipulated under the same cen
trail management is still an open question M
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The County Institute.

ing conducted by Prof Harlan at the Second
ward school-house. Yesterdays exercises in
Guided general lesson "The Law in the Mind
and the Fact in the Thing, by Prof WV Par
sons, of the State Normal; an exercise by Prof
w. A. Bell and brief address by Superintend-
emit Holcombe on Educational History and
Outlook" There will be an interesting and
varied programme to-day, and the work for the
week promises we'll There are more than one
hundred teachers in attendance.
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Coming Changes on the M. s. ST, p.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept Lit is rumored that s.
S. Merrill, manager Of the Milwaukee s. St Paul
railroad, will be made vice president, and that
his mantle will fall upon the present. general
manager, Mr. Miller, the latters position to be
filed by E. P. Ripley, Of the Burlington s.
Quincy 1t is further said that A G. Bird, gen
eral freight agent will be promoted to freight
traffic manager, Assistant General Freight Agent
Keyes receiving Mr. Birds present Office, and N.
j. Gall succeeding Mr.. Reyes Mr. Ripley said
tonight that no definite offer had been made,
but he would not deny having been approached.
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The Iowa Central Under a cloud.

The trouble between the opposing syndicates
Interested in the Iowa Central road, has broken
out anew. The Boston Journal says James J..
Higginson, Frank Work, WIN. q Strong and
rther stockholders Of the Iowa Central Railroad
Company, deaiare that Alfred Sully, Russell
Sage, d. w Phelps VIM Hanna. and others,
representing minority of the stockholders, have
been playing fast and loose with the railroad in
the interest Of themselves as stock
holders and directors Of the construction
company. 70 make the matter as bad as rossi.
HE. the accusation is made that an election Of
directors Of the Iowa road was held III June.
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Alfred Harrison,s petitinn.

Alfred Harrison yesterday fled petition in
Judge Walkers court, asking modification of
the order for receivership in the bank case,
made July 10, for the reason that in his amended
complaint all his property, real and personal,
was turned over to Judge Lamb, whereby he
only intended that his personal property should
be included, and he therefore asks that his real
estate be taken from the list of assets in the re-
ceivcr's hands A bill of exceptions was entered
by Judge Lamb, and the case was set down for
hearing on Saturday
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THE acute pain that constantly falls to the lot Of
the unhappy victim Of rheumatism and neural
gia is almost without parallel in the category
of the ills to which flesh is heir Athloporos
meets the demand Of suffering humanity when
it enters the arena to do battle with the grim
monster. IL goes to The root Of the trouble by
driving out the foul humors ana re-
lief must speedily come Morris Hobbs, Of
Hampton, NH in sending two dollars for two
additional bottles Of tho medicine, says Il have
taken one bottle with very good results 1t
quoted the acute pain at once.