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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20
FROM WACO.
THE COLD WEATHER NlPs TRADE.
but the Fair still Fiourishes aud Tramp.
Multipiy-ihe Haber Assignment
1he JeR Davis case " it'll he
Jury other Notes.

WACO, Dec. lg.-[Special.l THE cold
wave has a peroeptible effect on bust.
ness here. Cotton receipts are cut very
short, and there is little doing in a mer.
camille way, save retail, holiday trade
The weather has been disagreeably cold
all day, ice that was formed night be.
fore last remaining ON the ground un.
melted. 1t is asCertained that some OF
the fire-plugs were frozen for two nights
past, and would have been useless in
Case of fire.
The cold weather has not sufflced
however, to interfere with very ex.
tensiv' and brilliant festival or tair, con.
Quoted by the ladies of the Episcopal
church. 1t closed tonight with big
attendance and was a financial success,
H. is stated that the assignee of b,
Haber, who failed last week, has offered
! to settle with creditors at once for IF
cents on the dollar.
The jeff Davis murder case has gone
to the jury, with much uncertainty AS
to the verdict. Davis is a quite younn
man, with plenty OF friends.
The cold weather has brought fresh
wave OF tramps. Six stout men were at
the Catholic priests at one time this
morning, begging for food.
Col. j. G. Jenkins, Of the Waco bar.
Will be urged by his friends for the DO
sition of assistant attorney general.
which officer tho governor appoints.
Inc uperintendent of the Baltimore
~ ohio TELEGRAPH line announces that
connection will not be made with Waco
until February /.
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GEN. Fl1rz JOHN PORTER.

This able soldier and much abused
gentleman has been nominated NV
MAYOR EDISON as commissioner Of pub
iio works, but tho board of aldermen
lald the nomination on the table. This
may DO tnal or not, but 1t is certain that
1t was because of tho split in the hoard
on the Tammany issue was the cause of
TIE discontinue No one for Inomant
doubts tho sympathy OF The Nav
YORK Democracy with GEN. PoRrpR
nut 1t is evident that bny nomination
made by Epson will DO iiercely fought
By tho Irving Hall faction.
There is something romanttcallv mn.
fortunate in the career OF this educated
soldier. Rising rapidly in the early
ages OF the wat, he WAS so situated M
the second battle of Manassas thu. bo
was compelled to sacrifice either bimsolr
or bis army. Right promptly did hc
sct' and his conduct would have
been not only approved, but commend
ed, by superior, endowed with
the least modioum of magnanimitv. But
u scape-goat had to be found, and the
gallant PoRTER, who had the misfor.
tune to possess Yves, Point training
snccumbed to the envenomed prejudice
that was organized against him. Con
gress after congress has atten'rted his
relief, but between misconnectlon of
terms and presidential vetoes he IL st,ll
taoooed, and compelled to bear in si-
lence tho ooloquy he so little merits.
The New York Democracy has ma Ia
him police commissioners, but that office
IL scsrcely Commensurate with tho
abilities of Fi1zJonN PoH1ER. AN
when In obedience to this sentiment
MAYOR Epson sent In his name to tbe
board of public works IN his nominee
for the most Important position of com.
missioner of public works there was n
general prayer in Democratic rnnk,
that lao might be confirmed, aud that II,
troubles are happily DER.
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\ Now Northwestern Road.

MADISON, Dec. IA mortgage was
filed in tho secretary of states Office TO-
day by w. O. Wright, Of Freeport, to the
American Loan and Trust company, OF
New YORK, to secure $1,000 900 forty
years g PER cent. gold bonds. il.
sued poy the Chicago, Freeport 4
which he is president, to b9 used
ON account of the construction and
equipment of the road. The PROMISED
road extends from Chicago TO Mime
apolis, via Freeport, Dodgeville, Sparta
Durand and ut. Paul, distance of 400
LOO mile branch is also to be- bnjlt from
The point of junction in Green county 10
tort g., President Wright asserts that
enterprise, ana will be completad from
Chicago to Minneapolis within tho com.
ing year.
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Robert pe.l.nn Ih.nl-nr...

l must tell you an anecdote of ",
h'boy. II you read the list of people
eongregatod to sea his pictures you will
have seen there, not only all the artists
drawing masters, men OF science, bu,
reporters and writer's for journals
nhackeray, who furnishes the VIII ia,
runch, told Mines that the ex-ministe,
came up to him aud said with the Inland
esq suile: "Mr. Thackerny. / nm ra
Jolceu 10 see You. l have read with de-
,rSht every line you ever wrote I,
anackeray would have been bette,
pleased II III compliment had NOT i'm
Guided alt his works; ~, TO turn III,
subject, he observed that 1t must be y
sreN qualification 10 live surrounds
~ suCn Interesting objects of art M,
II. replied: II can assure Won tha, 4
noes not afford mo he same satisfactio,
AZ AS, nnd'ng myself in such society a
Vours!l" THIS seeking pDpulnrl,y n,
,u'sane praise " in not surcred.-IJSrou,
tho Diary of John Wilson Croker. wa
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the stalwart managers. TOO many
voters is what brou ht disaster 70 the
grand old party, and they are going TO
see to it that the superfluOus army is
reduced within winning proportions.
They are evidently modeliug their
future campaigns on the very ancient
one of Gideon against the Midianites.
At the rate at which they are eliminat-
soon have reduced their forces TO the
traditional 800, after which, it is to be
presumed, they will take their lamps
AID pitchers and try their luck in an
attempt to scare the Democratic hosts
to death. If they don't scare them,
they certainly can never beat them any
other way at the rate they are depicting
their own ranbs.n
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER.
Bot Texas Pacific and Missouri Pacific
Lower --latest Railroad News from
Chicago ssignments and
General Business Notes,
Quite a ConsnltatIon.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 rhe Illinois State
Board of Railway aud Warehouse Com
missoners began it's session here at
1880 this morning, with representatives
of railways throughout the state, and
shippers, TO consider the question of or
derlng reduction in tne prevailing
freight charges. Nearly every railway
IN the STAGE was represented, and there
was also large attendance Of prOmi-
nent shippers and few representatives
OF the farming community. In the
room we're also few members of the
state legislature, who, however, took no
part in the proceedings. The chair man,
Brainerd, of the railway board, said in
explanation Of the short notice upon
when the meeting had been called, that
the board had not and did not intend to
lake any spasmOdic or hurried action
upon such an important question. They
intended further to give everybody in
Gerested an abundant opportunity to be
heard on the subject,
Vice President McMullen, of the
Chicago d Alton, expressed the view
that the railways could not reduce their
present tariff with any consistency;
that they have not increa ed their rates
"hen the prices of grain were higher
and the cost OF operating the roads had
IN no wise to be lessened. He did not
think any reduction of rates at this
Tune would increase the volume of
shipments. Corn was not matured and
the tlme had not arrived for its move
nent IN any great quantity. Reduction
IN freight rates means reduction
In salaries Of employees and curtailment
III every working department of the
read.
General superintendent JefIreys, of
the Illinois Cen raj, took the same view.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

THE PAINFUL news has come to thu
hsnALD Of the death of Mus. ALoNZo
NiLLEr, OF San Antonio Texas. Mms
hiuLEr was the second wife OF Mn.
MrLLhT and the step daughter of Junon
TERRELL, OF Austin. This Is the second
amiciion Of this nature that Providence
has assigned TO MIR. MlLLkT, having
'ost his first wife some years since, after
q long aud protracted illness. She WAS
the beloved daughter of the senior
editor OF this paper, and Mn.
MiLLlT's late partner, Miss BEsstr
ANDERSON, was thoroughly adopted
INTO the affections of hls first
~iie's family. "Gop teinpers tho
wind "a the shorn lamb aud gives con.
ISOLATION where IL would seem that grief
misht crush. Let us hope that Mn.
MiLLkr, with the tender sympathy Of
tne many warm friends who have olus
Tered around his btr,aved hearthstone.
may bear with Christian fortl,ude the
Nafful visitation of this terrible blow.
~ may he that from tho misery a
meo~l anguish, the agony Of heart
efusaing' some great aud Indirect good
may result. Hut ah. what miaory, what
Agony uost 10 the portion II A,osxo
AfLLkr b'm.elf-so widsly knovn, q
'Rcp esle>lnsdI nr1l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

A Leatheretto Case, satin lined, contain
ing Ceiluloid Comb and Ambuloid Brush,
81 rs, worth So 10. Same style of case,
with Mirror, at So 10, worth 81.
a Fine Silk Plush Case, lined with satip.
containing Comb, Brush and Mirror, ut
2 w. worth So 80. A finer quality and
larger size, of same style, at $50, worth
80 so.
Fine Plush and Llncustra Toilet Cases,
trimmed with Comb, Hair Brush, Nail
Brush. Tooth Brush and Nail Scissors, Mt
10 90 and SI2, worth so and SIG. Hand
somer styles still, with more and finer
trimmings, Mt 1G 90, 1S 90, 1000 and
~%@ 80, worth from go 90 to 1856.
Gents Shaving Cases from 500 to e1O,
worth 80 to s15. Fancy Cushions and
Covered Toilet Bottles equally low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Plush Stands, with two Coloora po..,
and Glass Powder Box, at $50. 80
@3 TO- Larger size ut 90, worth az
Handsome Plush Case, satin Iinad
tanning two large Cologne l,ottlas ot
worth ~ so. High Plush Case. sat,n Nv o'
ing containing two very large Co,oa..
Bottles and Powder Box. ut & 80. vo,,s
@i2 so. "''n
Lestherette Cases, satin lined conta,r,.
two small Cologne Bottles, at 1 7b.wO,,s
81 so. '"o'm
Odor Stands from soc. upwards. wo...
double. Fancy Ink Stands at var, -
prices. Gents' Cuffand Collar Sets at ha~
value.
Ladies Plush and Leatherette Vol
Boxes, satin lined, fitted with Jvorv 49,,
steel Working Materials, at q 76 70 so'
each worth 4 90 tO3I4 ~
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THE Herald returns thanks to Gate
City Lodge, No. 10, of Denison, Brother
hood of Railroad Brakemen, for an in
Sation to attend their first annual ball to
70 given at McDoUoAL's opera-house,
.Jecember 2'd. Also to grand Christ
mas ball in Comanche, on Thursday
night, December 25th, at GREENE hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

In Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, alone,
there are hundreds of families in desti-
tute circumstances, in many instances
Two and three families living in ono
room Of a tenement house because they
arc unable to pay rent The protective
tariff is the cause il.
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allure la st. Lnnia

ST LOUIS, Dec. l9.-Fnur attachment
suits were filed this afternoon agains.
Leubrie Bros, dry goods, and this even.
iNg they made an assignment for the
benefit of their creii urs. They est,.
maze their assets AZ about $lOO,O0i and
LAY II their largest creditors had h,ii
through. P"''ou
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PLANO, Dec. l9.-,Special. John W.
Keeper had his horse stolen last night.
The animal is b'auded G on the iaw,and
ia sixteen hands high. No clue 10 the
thief.
Miss Felicia Miller, a music tsechar
at the Piano institute, left for Gaines
vile this evening 10 spend the HOLIDAYS
A woman leotur5d 10 q fair audience
on temperance last night at the Freshly.
teriiu church.
The Methodists and Baptists VIII have
q union Christmas tree.
business picking up.
weather extremely cold,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

TilE committee on public lands, of the
house, has unanimously instructed its
chairman, MR.. OATS, 70 report favorably
bill providing that no foreigner, or
person other than citizen of the
United States, shall acquire title to or
ownany lands within the United States.
Any one declaring his intention to be-
come citizen of this country in legal
manner may be eligible to hold lands
The bill should have gone further and
provided for the forfeiture of all lands
acquired by syndicate composed of
citizens and foreigners. Here in Texas
there are large cattle syndicates com.
posed OF citizens, and foreigners who
neVer saw America, holding large
bodies Of land to tho exclusion of
actual settlers, and to the detrimont of
the best interests of the state. II the
law should pass congress there will be
greater cutlery for free grass than ever
before, aud it will all be by the cattle
kings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

RuTABAaN JOHNSON says JUDGE j. A.
u. WOLF denounced him as a liar. Ho
says no will give JUDaE Won until the
lat OF January TO establish what he
said, and If the proof is not given no
will state some things switch will look
very dark on a county Judge" No
pistols, no coffee; only blatherskite
buncombe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

A FEARFUL fire took place night be-
lore last III New York, originating in
tho Catholic asylum. A boy going into
the drying room with u lighted candle
started the contlagration. There were
some $50 children, besides the sisters
and MOTHER SUPERIOR. The name of
the institution was the ST.. JOINS home
for children. A dozen bodies have boon
found, and it is feared many more will
be discovered.
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The Evangelical Alliance has desig.
mated for the week of prayer to be OBJ
served throughout Chritendom forlSS5,
tho time intervening between tho 4th
and llth OF January next. Christians
everywhere will observe the week.
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Tho MeeN,s Enilnrns.

NEW YoDli, Dec. l9,-Failures of III,
last seven days, in the United States
are 3b7; Canada, Is; total, 3o5. A mn.R,a
Increase o. last week, when tbav NJ,
hered SIS. The western and Pam,
States furnish nearly one. half of tbe
whole number, here is a conhideranie
increase in the southern states.
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me ph'ladelphia Tines says: "The
WIN VI sun further reducing thu size OF
.ne republican party in tho cities OF
New York aud Brooklyn goes ON apace.
,wenty-seven members were expelled
rom the seventh ward Republican ~
Soclatlnn, OF BROOKLYN, on Mnnda,.
ign, for the crime OF vaiinv for CIev,'
'nhd shd Hendricks. Other climbs .na
asssoe,sIlons had already set tho exam.
,ie OF wedding the independent mr.
rom the sttiwart wheat, and sfin o,nss
NPus'ohsf ara IN store. There has
nsvh "a popular impression thai
ene hcpqDliran party wa. d.
later tho late election fo,
""n' o' votes. Not 80 reason
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Mrs. Mary @. Davis, 2i5 Jocl-son
street, uuust0n, says: "T was tounIoi
Win liver complaint, Brown's Iron
Bilters restored my h0alth. NV sisirr.
whose system was impaired from tLe
'hrotS nf malaria, seeing the good re.
SUITS OF the medicine upon me, trlos IL
with equal SUCCESS" ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

In spite of MONSIEUR RIpDLEBERaER.
McCuLLocH has been confirmed. This
Is all the Republicans could 10 to save
themselves from eternal disgrace, but
whether they can maintain their M
merlcal supremacy remains to he seen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 0.-Governments
lower.
Railways lower.
State securities steady.
Shares for speculation opened firm
and higher, with general advance of
"A to q per cent. This was followed by
drop. of per cent. in Lackawanna to
9i' and a decline of "A to u in other
active shares. Near II q. m there was
a change for the better and rise of 2s5
per cent, occurred in Lackawanna. The
advance brought out the Icing stock and
Induced fresh sales for short account.
which broke the market. st. Paul was
especially affected 10y reports that the
Mllbank estate was liquidating, but
TINS was atterward officially
denied. In the afternoon advices from
fnladelpnia were received that every
thing was harmonious at the meeting of
representatives of anthracite COHl.
This brought about fresh buying
movement, and an advance of q To- ~
per cont took place, LaCkawannt lead
ing. The market CLOSED strong AMI at
about the best figures OF the day Com
pared with last nights closing, prices
are I to "a per cent, higher, except for
Northwestern preferred, st. Paul, Mis-.
souri, Pacific and Texas Pacific, which
are IS 70 Is per cent. lower.
TRANSACTIONS, 375 COO shares.
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CHICAGO, Dec. ia prominent rail-
way Official, couverSed with this morn
ing in view OF the meeting of the rail
way aud warehouse board, said The
ROADS would no, reduce the present
lrelght RAGS. To ds 80 At the present
ume meant the discharge of 1850 men,
anu reduction of the wages OF all
ton OF the scenes of 1877
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1884.

IT is fearful to contemplate tho suffer
ing among tho laboring classes in the
north. Thousands OF men and women
arc idle and without the means to live.
Protection is the cause.
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so FAR all the department reports TO
be laid before the Legislature, which we
have read,ask forincreased salaries over
other expenditures, and this too, in the
face OF deficiency. According to the
HBnALD's Austin correspondence,
every suggestion of posi-.
bile reduction is met with a
ciamorous objection. If taxes are to be
Kept at the present low rate somebody
must find place in which to get IN a
little reduction The pressure is always
or increased appropriallons.
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TnE following from the Waco Day is
perhaps side thrust at the uERALn>s
accuracy OF quotation, and the Day man
desires the location of tho passage al
luded to. The Members of the editorial
stan were summoned, and every one of
them immediately located the famous
and sublime sentence. But it was also
agreed that it would not iniure the spir-
itual character of the Day if it's manager
should SEARCH the scriptures" a little
himself 1t is certainly "thar" and in
the revised edition il osu be found some
where between the lids-between Gene
SIS and Revelation, in fact. 1t is also
used in Che book of common prayer, and
the HERALD regrets such display of
biblical iGnoranceas the Day disclos es
This is the article of the worldly minded
Day; "rhe opening of the New Orleans
exposition by electricity reminds the
Dallas HERALD Of the grand scriptural
quotation: He spalSe and it was done!'
What chapter and verse the question is
taken from, tho HERALD does not say,
but it sounds like Timothy 1872"
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Tho Missouri laoino at Houston.

Houston, Dec. 10. - lSpeciall - Tbe
Missouri Pacific Railroad company has
started with a large force of mon To ra.
par It's line OF railway from this CITY IN
Columbia, to run daily trains hereaiter'
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Mrs. G. w. Moore, Austin, says:
"BrOwn's Iron Bitters cured me of gen
eral debility. 1t is with pleasure that
add my testimony to the thousands,
who, like myself, have been blessed by
this wonder'u al medicine"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

THE state of New York owns the Erie
canal. 1t requires large appropriations
every year to keep it in repair. 1t is
now proposed to turn it over to tho
national government, 1t is a splendid
conception Of the New Workers to have
the benefit of the canal and let tho
whole country pay for maintaining IL
in good condition. 1t will hardly meet
with favor at the hands of congress.
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Mrs. D. w. Bell, Avenue n, -, Gal
weston, says: "l felt weary in the morn
ing; could not rise without an effort. |
tried various tonics without helm.
Browns Iron Bitters gave me health
and vigor."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

AT This term of the supreme court now
IN session ut Tyler II was decided that a
married woman possessed of n separate
estate cannot go into business on her
own account, even with the consent of
her husband, and preserve the accumu-
lations arising from said business free
from her husbands debts. In other
words, the surplus becomes community
property, and is liable for the debts of
either party to the marriage contract.
This seems liitlo strange, but arises
from the fact that our marital law fol-
lows the civil code to n great degree, aud
marriage II nothing more than a part.
nership. Tho HERALD inclines to tho
opinion that the fundamental law of the
land would require amendment before n
different state Of affairs could be brought
about.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

The Louisville Courier Journal saws.
There she stauds, an empire: once a free
republics destined to be The frsJ of
American states; properly drnoted nv
one lone star, but a star Of magnificent
prom lrtipns and glorims brightness.
peoDled Ivy the best blood of the. uninp
and OF the world, the north aud The
south; dOlniOn capacious enough to
put New England in her apron peck, I
and not feel its presence; who cOuld
slt down in New TorS and Pennsyl.
yanIa and have skirt room to spare Tor
ohio; Massachusetts not big enough N
make q thimble tur her furpfngsr. and
Maine about the size of her small toe
In 1900 the Likelihood is that the censns
WI show a population Of 6,OOO,OOO FIR
talives than New Yorl, In congress- size
VIII be the seal Of political power i'm tho
nation, Future presidents are being
born In Texas NJ the present momout,
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MI George Y. Miiitr, attorney nj law
anu county Judge, Hamilton, TrAns.
SAYS VI used Browns Iron Ritters ~
my FAMILY for dyspepsia. nervousness
anu sleeplessness, and found IL ,nost
speedy and ,tlectual cure.n "''''
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III Georgia and North Carolina paid
high prices for everything and owned
no land tohave enhanced in value. and
then built railroads that now pay the
expenses of the STATE governments, how
much greater reason is there for Texas
to build road, when it owns the iron.
tho ties and has the labor The en-.
HANGED value Of the school ands to the
southeast and northwest would double
tho cost of tho road. Instead of selling
the pine lands 10 spectators at low
prices, open them up to good prices.
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JeTcrsou ,Iots

JEFFERSON, Dec. l9.-(special. l-Th,
election contest case of joe Hart Va. 10,
D. Haywood, for the office Of tax col
iecfor' came up in the District cour. to
dav.
Ibe grand leap year party at the resi-
uencs OF L. Hold0erg, last night, WAS
uyclueu success. The youne ladie,
tri9d every way possible to make IN.
entertainment. ga oyable, and they de
MlVe a great deai OF credit for the man
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THE HERALD AT NEw oRLEANs,

THE HERALD AT NEw ORLEANS.
To accommodate the throng from Texas
who will 6esire TO read their luvorle home
paper while attending the Worlds Evposi-
don, the HERALD Tan be found in New Or
ieansatdeo. +. Wharton q Bros, No. 5 Ca
ondelet street, between Canal and Common
streets
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prs. Jennie Lyons, 9Bl East broadway
galveston, says: 81 have used Browni,
IRON Bitters in my family as a tonic and
oohsluer IL an excellent preparation