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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-15

OFFlCE VI THE OIT1 TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, December -, 1884.
All persons interested in the assessment for
RELAXING pavement on Jackson
street, between south line OF
Fourth street and Seventh
street, with cedar blocks and
constructing granite curbs on
both sides Of said street be-
tween said points,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
that on the 18th day OF December, 1884, I did
receive warrant from the City Comptroller of
the City OF ST. Paul. for the collection OF the
above named assessment
The nature Of this warrant Is that II YOU fail
TO pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication Of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed as de-
linquent, and apply to the District Court OF the
county OF Ramsey, Minnesota, for Judgment
agAinstyour lands, lots, blocks parcels thereof
so assessed, including interest costs and ex-
penses, and for order OF the Court to sell the
same for the payment thereof.
S4s-s5s GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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VA. B NcGRoRTY.

Attest: Frank RoBEKr. Jr. Clerk.
LOCIs H. HASTINGS. Attorney for Petitioner.
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, December -, 1884. I
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1ENFN~ -NNNNI1I-4lI
HENRY O'GORMAN,
sheriff Of Ramsey County.
THE MECHANICS BUILDING SOCIETY, MOrtgagec-
MOORE d McCAFFKKTr, Attorneys for Mortgage.
decl-7w-mOn
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OFFICE or THE City TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 9, 1884. (
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-08

The beautiful flag The banner of tho
Republic of Texas which is to go to the
exposition at New Orleans from this
city, was made entirely by Miss Matte
Burford, the beautiful aud accomplished
daughter of Judge Mt Buriord, she sup
plying 81 the materials herself. A ma.
i've OF IoXas, this young lady with her
delt fingers and rare good taste, has
wrought q beautiful banner indeed, ono
worthy Of the exposition, worthy OF
Texas. The flag has a blue ground nt he
conterof which is white star seven feet
in diameter, the Lone Star of the repub-
lie. Two stripes, red and white extend
beyond the blue ground. The flag is
tWenlY-soyen feet long and fifteen feet
VIDE, and is marval Of beauty indeed.
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BE of Good Cheer.


The Republicans Of Dallas die hard.
but they die game. The HERALD adj
mires their pluck in hoping against
hope, but they had as well submit grace
lully to tho inevitable. Mr.. GOulu, in his
telegram to Gov. Cleveland, congra.u.
lating him upon his election to the pres.
idency,. and expressing his confidence
III ms ability To administer wisely the
Affairs OF the government, has set an eX-
ample OF action that every Republican
should follow. The country is safe
Ihero X neither north or south east or
west, in the veal and the prosperity of
our land. so let us all get down to bus
moss, ana shoulder to shoulder, breast
10 breast, and with hearts to-
gether, let us strive to build
up ana develop our state and
our common country, until tho glory
ana lho grandeur OF both shall be as
ilon uiilehts IN all the universe. The
south has been rehabilitated. Our
country Is one country; n union of lakes
anu UNION OF lands; so let it I've also
Union OF hearts and union of hands.
There is room for us all and there ia
work for us all, the white man md the
black man, the foreign and the native
porn. We have a great and growing
CITY IN DALLAS, and we have but to strive
together to lift her high up among the
clties OF our country. The Democracy
is glad In its hour OF Triumph; there is
rejoicing in every Democrats heart. hut
we nave no feeling of petty maleyolence
coward our political opponents; no SEN
tlinent inspires us that would promnt
us 10 Illuminate them IL We could.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-08

Ladies', call at Block Bros.
Burt q Mears shoes, Block Bros.
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Becks.
=, New Sugarhouse molasses at Loeb 4
Freiberg's.
An elegant line Of cardigan jackets In
all colOrs at Castles Bros.
We make white and eolored shirts &c
order at Castles Bros.
The finest stock Of FANCY and stspl.
groceries in Texas. Ed S. Aston.
Go to Il. T.. Barnard, so Main street 70,
good plumbing, ETC., Y. #. DOYLE
manager.
Examine our handsome line OF gold
silver and ivory handle umbrellas. Car.
ties Bros.
Telephone or leave your orders a,
hamilton Il Young's, and have your
window glass put in.
A complete line OF Burt d Msars cello.
brated mems fine shoes on hand at I,eon
kAhn's, COG Elm street.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Chr.
III sold by us on y guaranteed. 1t cure,
consumption. Sold by j. M. House.
beautiful set of fancy cards sent
iree to persons who have used Brown,
iron Bitters. Address with street and
number. Brown's Ch0micgls company
Baltimore, Md.
John Henry pleaed with Amelia,
ANA all his passion tried TO tell her.
Shc SAID, John your words YOU waste
-FOUR toelh hetray u want of taste,
Your breath utlendS me, so say.
Use SOHODONP or stay away
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Attest: w.E.PAHnT. G ii 4 $780, mayor

N ORDNANCE AMENDING SECTION
- bor An ordinqnce esi ablishing ana prn.
vldlhg FOR the building, repairing and keen.
lls clean an SIDE walks and cutters In thq
CITY or Dallas, approved Nov {. 1870.
, SECTION !. he II ordained by the CT,
oullcll OF the city OF Dallas, that section OF
6he ABOVE entitled ordinance, approved Nov
y lHal, be amended so rs to read az fDlloN..
section THAT hereafter all Sldewalksin The
wy on )hliaa on streets or p 'rtionR of streets
N6l"h nave been lnyed or that have been
HIuIreI paved, shall he constructed OF good,
uHrdi smooth or dress ed stone Sr prtifIcinl
stone, asphalt composition; sidewalks on
Hree's or portions OF streets uot rHypi or
orde sd paved shall be Constructed only ot
ENou' nara, smooth or dressed stone, arti0cinl
rion', prics, asphalt composition, or gnod
hHlu gravel, iald az least We inches "a thick.
ness! provided that the City Council ma, in
II" uINcIelloh permit persons TO use wooden
material on any street or portion ON sirnat
OUTSIDE The lrc limi and That are f,n,
paved or ordered paved. All curblus and
Eullerl y IN he CltyoC DallHs shall he en-.
s,tucteu euher of gold, hard, smooth or
ar I'd stone, or artificial stone, provided
ti'"t H'!''t pine, cypress, orc oak lumber tu,iV
pg us5a on any STREET or portion OF n sweet
outside OF tho IRE limits, where the same ms
not been payvd or ordered rayrI 49, ,, ,ivS
son or persons vi tlut.ng tho proyisi,n. "a
thiS section shall be deemed cu,lty nr p,IS-
DE IneahoG aud upon conviction In mo Nav
or Oouft shal be fined In any sum moi IaSs
'ntu Yen nor more than one hundred dollars
sec u lhat this ordinance take effect from
anu AFTER It's paSspg aud publication
Approved Octob r9. 1854
AL-gS.; W. PNrUY CITY Secretary
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Mr. j. d. Crawford, yesterday morn
ing received the following dispatch,
which explains itself:
NFw York, Nov. 7, lSSi.-ro J., ID. Crsvford
Dallas Texas: '~"'VIu'
Hurrah for Grover,
For our work Is done
The battle is over,
Aud tho day Is won
lSigned.l
AUGUST, BuUNHAM d BowpR.
August Burnheim d Rover Is the I'M.
mense clothing house in New Ynrk
CITY, represented in Texas hy MIR. Craw.
fora. These gentlemen are not only
earnest Jealous Democrats, anxious fnr
the te-eStablishment of honest govern.
nlehI, nut theirs is the largest clothinp
mouse III the great city OF New York,
lhey Go an immense business
throughout the entire snutn
ana especially In Texns ,vherl
AIR j. ID. Crawford, rs before stated
represents them. They are tina lar,,,S
importers OF goods i'm their limo an thr
country, and no firm EMPLOYS NOR,
nanus In the manufacture of clotbinp
ana gehtlemens' furnishing goods thar
lhelrS' Ihey are liberal la the fulles,
oense OF inc word, are enterprisiup. mr.,
N'''io anu always abreast OF Gin,
times IN styles, fashions aud new
SoouS throughout Texas, In every city,
toWh ana hamlet, this firm il well
known To business men, and fayornhly
kn9Wn, too, for they do business ON
strlotIy business principles, represent
thelr goods to ho Just what they nre
ana nothing else, sell at hed.rorl
prices, aud are able to sell ON
we very closest MARGINS. I'm.
rght,, honorable and most libernl
my 40 4 heavy business as they desire
~ uo anu nave he entire confidence ol
their patrons. In Mr.. Crawtnrd thcy
nave not only live, active, widenwaEs
ana shrewd representative, an energctiC
ana enterprlsing business man hnt n
GENIAL clever, wholesuuled, courteous
gentleman withal, who knows what the
trade Of Texas requires, who is exnctlv
the right man in the right place.
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NOTICES..

80 a %
MuIICG--SI RANED OR -PDi,. M
! rel snrrel m.ue, with white pot in
toreheai aud slightly dish In fac about 81.
hAndS nigh and sd ERGen name AMI mil
one WaiJ Iund loot. 4 reasonable reward
WI b. pad Tor her Tesovers. CLARENCE
v S'l'tN"' nos
= OllCE,-AFrER The OrH INST vi
~ WIZ close our Office IN this city for the
season. hespestf-lIy, HUaBA d WIrHERs,
Cotton BUYERS, neal
pRoPQSALS FOR STONE AND RRICK
work at Dial ~, FeXag.-Jrlcc of Ruper-
Ling hrrhl at, Treasury Department.
""'hul ton, y. C., november /, 1854 -Seniej
proposals. vi be received vt Tia eiiies untii
r. m, on The lStn day OF November, 1884, Tor
81 1ht labor and Ineterials, s,une, hrick, no :
Ia, etc. aud building complete. tie basement
ana atea walls OF tho Conri-hon,s, Postsii,ce
e'cY bui!dtng ut Dallas Teas, In nrcordaucs
WIN drawings and specldca lions. comics Of
winch aud any sd liltoual Information NAV
se nag on application ~ this Office The OF
nee o. 10 superintendent Bids must Ge &c.
eohpHni Il ny = rtinld check, and th0se
received AFTER ths time Of opening win not he
'o"sIuSr@d' VI. r. BELL,
-,s,,.,,u--... huuerNisiug Architect,
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Yesterday morning colored woman
passed by tho Glen Lea saloon CRYING
and sobblng as though her heart WINS
breaking. When asked what causod
her trouble she replied: "The Democrat
has done elected dere president and
they's giving TO put we colored folks
back In slavery agiu aud I'll die fore IN
70 back under u master aud missns. -
Poor, simple, ignorept women, she
really believed this aud was distressed
~ sorely as IL 1t was really to be the
ease. Every one should do all in his
power 10 assure tho negroes that they
are III no danger, that they are
Just as safe, just AS free and that they
VIII nave just as much pro.
tct'o" n not moro uhdar
bsmoera lc than under Republican
fuie. lnero Is no doubt but unserupu-
ious white Republicans and some of the
eol0red leaders will play upon the fears
ana tue ignorance OF the colored people.
anu lncite them, perhaps, to mlsdoeds,
- wrong ing, under the apprehension
snnt they. are again to be enslaved.
hvery citizen should strive auainst
such knavery. The HERALD assures
me colored people that the Democrats
eouid not enslave them again IL they
MoWn, aud they would not ir thew
eoulu we venture the assertion there
y not southern man or woman, no
~ Stor how Intensely southern In seNi
niens ne or she may be, who would have
me nearoes back In slavery The south
N morn prosperous Is happier, il arhiev.
mt Krander success la every way
<un we prefer for them IN
e'nhln iree, 10 remain among
80 { helping US to build NE
s.vsoutn, helping us 10 develop Il and
,.he " tne grandest section, as nature
,,'''' 'ed II 70 be, In all the union. Tho
u. ii,, ,.a. SAYS 70 the oolored people n,
'''Vefi'y' Ia all truth. be contented
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-08

"Fhis waiting for the verdict" suid 8
gentleman in the Federal courtroom
tho other evening, while the jury in the
FIRST case against Ciawson was deliber-
ating, "reminds me of a Jury incident
several years ago. think the case was
Whltlemore against tho city policemen
Tor damages growing out of an election
riot, The jurymen were divided on tho
verdict, and spent the better part OF
TWO days and nights in futile attempts
to agree. NJ. h. Callahan, who
used 10 be in the hardware bust
ness here, was leader of the faction
That favored the award of damages to
tho plaintiff, and George Ottinper led
me opposition. Tho war was growing
ilerco and bitter. Finally, mt the end Of
a heated discussion, Callahan turned 10
tue Jurymen who opposed him and said
IN very excited manner: Il never will
agree with you. | toll you that right
hero, now. ] will wait till Tophet
freezes over first well, reionsi the
nvinciblo Ottinger, Ipli wait till it
thaws out againl The verdict was for
the deience."-Salt Lake Herald.
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FRIEND D!


This Invaluable pre-
paratiOu Is truly a trl-
ulnph OF scientific SKIN
and no more inestima-
BILE Deneht was ever
bestowed on the moth
err o. the world.
&EG- II not only short
ems the time of labor
mud lessons the inten
slty OfpHln, but, better
than all, II greatly di-
intsishes the dangcrto
life Of both mo'hcrand
child, and leaves the
mother ina condition
highly favorable 10 "a
speedy recovery, and
tar less liable 10 food
ing, commissions, and
other alarming pymp-
TOMS Incident to lin
gerlns sHd painful IL
Dor, lts truly won
dsrful efficacy In thi,
respect entities the
MOTHERS FRIEND to
oe ranked as one ul the
lfs-sSvlug appliances
gwen to this world ny
the discoveries ot mod
ern science.
From the nature o.
The case II will OF
course be understood
that We cannot pub lsh
certificate concerning
this RLNEDr withuu
woundlng the d.licacy
Of TIE writer's. Yet we
hay hundreds Of such
testimonials ON file.
and no mother who
has once used n wi.
over again be without
tin hertime oftroublc
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| A n ORDINANCE AMENDING spCrro>,
- Of an Or nance entitled Ghr nrr3iN
ntNHu'e establishing aSyStem Of seyers fnr ~
NY VI iNllas and prescribing rules and rc.,-
N."s'"nN LOT Inc same, approved Iune t2 iSsS
HuU "uulus rev section thsre,n io ~
known Us Section g"A." W We
Section + Re 1t ordained by the civ
NSSuuVIl OF the city or Dallas, That Ssc,inu 4
1 go, a. ,NtHlnlhanea entitled IAN Orjlnau,e
sT'Tull'ulNs system OF sewers for Tho H.
OF pslias and prescribing rules ana r.s,,i 10y
.ons- approved Juno 10, 1888, DO amepds5 %
a. 10 read as follows: "'4V'u'" 40
sc: !, Ihat urlyRtc sewers. -rtey c,,,.,,
auu NinR bt ins, etc, shall be cuusiruct',,i Az
e"vo OF said blocks or districts npI d., ~
Otuer blocks or districts where district -
49, 49, XII TOW esehllehed, or NAV her after Iva
ssgAuuehed, connect with said dIStrIrf 80, &c
sts on noice from the CITY Eng,uGcr ", ,, S5W-
Sue5Ultu bN such officer and MOI otbnr,,,"a's
SaV, private sewers, water closets NM me-
uHelns' etc, shall be constructed AMI ,,ni.N
Nlntu ~ the eNpense OF the oyy,.srs ~ ~" ~
properly 70 WHOA they may b. attached 10y 10y
SSnuer such rules and regulations es r ,'iu
r iu5u lime 10 time DO adopted by tho civ
See, That there Is hereby ndl,a ,,..,,
orulnaneo mother section, 10 be h, w. s''lu
oSg.lon "A, which shall read an iolin,ytss." 40
d, ,ste. V"A', That the provisions OF nv ~.
uluNhct' so i1r as the same AFRO nnniil'', ~
snMl apply TO az other district se,5nrs Nolvvi
NNle sewers, ETC., now cstnbligbpJ nr ~.
rro o,,adfr may DO established by The Civ
See, That this ordinance teh, on,, &c.,.
anu amer IFS passage and publicStin,v,0 urum
Approved October ., 1881
A true ,opv WI cApshr, Mayor.
~. D. rARRY, City Secretary.
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to go ON your way, schooling your chill
oren, acquiring property, building
yourselves, houses, and working out
your own destiny, destiny that must
be one in common with tha destinies of
the white people ofthe land if you only
VIII 1T. You will find out in little
while that you will be freer, be happier,
ne more prosperous under Democratic
IMAM under Republican rule, for the
Democracy Will administer the govern
ment honestly, will administer il
economically, will give protection full
and perfect to all, white and black, to
life and TO prosperity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-08
THE L. N. RUNsEY MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO.
manufacturers of Pumps, Wood and Iron
working Machinery, Foundry Railway
Supplies and Agricultural Implements

Supplies and Agricultural Implements
The Rumsey Manufacturing Company
are known from once end OF the country Il
the other as being one of the larges;
houses OF their Kind in he world. Their
facilities for manufacturing are second
10 none. Their iron aud wood working
machinery is used in all the best equipped
shops in the land Plumbers, gas and
steam filters supplies are manufactured
by them and sold to the best dealers i'm
eve y city of the State. IL will pay YOU
10 get their prices on polished steel pillow
| shapes, single ard double trees, rolling
aud stilf cOulters, iron aud wood beam
double shovel plows, cast iron aud steel
plows, harrows, etc, which have been
brought to 4 high state Of rfectiou,
and one peculiarly adapted to Texas
soll, send a list of what you wish, show
ing kinds and qualities of goods, and
! asE tor their bed rock prices and Won
viii receive by return mail figures which
VIII surprise you The Rumsey Manu-
Occurring company have recently issued
an Illustrated catalogue for the trade,
giving eugrayiugs aud descriptions OF
thoir manufactures, which will be
sent lreo to the trade on application. ID
rs = marvel Of neatness and elegance
and Is but an indication of the taste
and thoroughHess Of all their manufac.
lures. Write TO the Rumsey Manufac-
turing company, of ~, LOUIS.
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Houston and rsxs. Central T,,,sr,sn

huston una Texas Central Tsxtanism.
Inc Houston Il Texas Central Tor
the past three days has been decorating
its locomotives and trains with Cleve.
land and Hendricks banners and do.
wees. This will not iniure the Houston
~ Texas Central in Texas. Asold Mr.
Weller's son would persist in remark.
ing, "0n the the contrary quite the re-
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The Rival papor.

About two weeks ago brother Grave,
pnrchasedtf) new roller, cleaned nm
nus Old type, rubbed up his old cuts.
starpened up his old dirk knife, washed
ms lace and hands, combed his woollv
nesd 80 no looks like u peeeeeoled onion
n ,s,0u nr1ngs out his paper in n business.
IKE appearance. Tally another for tha
heseiilo.-l Hill City Uias.) Royeillc. Wv
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In many forms we use disinfsctins
agents. Impure breath, caused by bad
teeth. tobacco, spirits or catarrh, is
neutrall2cd by S0Zodont. iTis health.
lnl benutiiieT, aud great luxury ~ Il
dentlirice. The repUlsive breath is by
IT'S use rendered as fragrant as rose
aud coldness 10y friends or lovers will bt
no longer noticed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-08

The Driving Park association OF Fort
worth has made arrangements for spe.
c'al trains daily from Dallas, arriving
IN Fort Worth in good time, and return.
ing to Dallas before night, The associa.
non mas secured the best horses i'm the
vouhtrNi ana offers such liberal purses
Inv horsomen expect more entries than
W any previous meeting. Dallas should
HERALD will publish the programme
rom day to day during the contest.
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Those unhappy persons who spf,ar
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carter's Little Nerve pills. which
are made expressly for sleopless. ner.
Vous, dyspeptic sufferers. Price % cents.
all druggists. ''' - '0'''s'
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Tho Sort OF CAR TO rrain far Az. A,.n,

A predatory coyote attempted to make
a meal OIL calf only six weeks old, be.
longing TO ranch in Hermit VALLEY
Alpine county, but tho plucky voung
bovine unexpectedly turned tables on
Us carnivorous assailant, killed the
brute, and was found in the morning
sun iramping on the carcass of The den5
coyote San Francisco Chronicle.
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"rhe baby Is sleoping"--at last, ye.l
But she would not have slept, nor would
her mother, had not that fond parent
seen indu ed to try DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. II cures tho croupy cough that
sounds SO much like nails being driven
into tho child's coffin,
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Vital OuestIons,ii

ASK the most eminent physician
Oi any school, what is tho best thing
IN the world for quieting and allayinp
az irritation of the nerves, and ouring
all forms of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleen nj,
wRysG w
And they win tell you unheSitatingly
"Some form of Hops ~
CHAPTERI.
AJAX any or all OF the most eminent
physicians:
"What is the best aud only remedy
thal can he relied on to cure all diseases
OF tho Kidneys and urinary organs,
such as Brighps dlsease, diahetis, reten,
tion, or inability TO retain urine and ali
me diseases and ailments peculiar Co
Women - w
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatiCly "Buchu ri
ASK the same physicians
"What ~ the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia:
constipation, indigestion. biliiousness'
tell you:
Mandrake or Dandelion !!llr
II nee, when these remedies are oomhinad
with others equally valuable,
Ana compounded into Hon Bltters. eueh N
Wonderiul anc mysterious curative power IN
developed, which Is so varied In ina oner,.
ions that no disease or III health can poSsi.
NY exist or resist Its power, and Netitis
Harm ess Tor the most frau woman, weak.
ost invalid or small, st child 10 use.
CHAPTER H.
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A prominent physician lately remarked u
the proprietor, that ifit were admissible 10
make public the letters Wo receive, the
Mothers Friend" would outscll Auything
on the market.
most earnestly entreat every female about
10 he confined to use Mothers Relief Conn
led with this enIreaty, will add that during
long obsletrlcaI plactice forty four years.,
have never known Il to fail TO produce a.
sAfe and quick delivery.
H. j. HoLME", Nj, d., Atlanta, Ga.
send iorour Treatise on "uealth and Han.
piness vi Woman mailed free.
BRApFiELn REGULATION Co. Atlanta a.,
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NJ, 49, - ~. ~ " ~ y w IWE'
FOR years, and givon up by Musicians,
OF Brights aud other kidney dese1seS,
ilNer complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
Molnen gone nearly crazy nm
FROM agony OF neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakoiulness, and yRrious diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn out ofshape from oxcrucint.
lng p4ngs OF rheumatism, inilammatory Ano
chronlc, or suffering from scrofula.
EryslpelhSl
Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dynen.ls I'm.
digestion, ana In act,alncst all diseased frau
Naturr Is herto :" MI
Have boon cured by Hop Bltters, proof OF
when G IN be found In every nslghborhood
IN ", known world, ------
EUf. Nome genuine without bunch Of
green III ~ ON the white label. shun All the
we goisonons sun with "Hop" or nHvps,