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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
GAINESVILLE.
A Letter from the Oklahoma Colony
Caule Shipment.

special 10 tho Gazette.
GAISEsvILLE, TEX, Oct. l7.--Capt.
w N, McKamy arrived In the city
last night and left to-day for old Mexico
10 look after the interests Of the Ga
leana mines, Of which he Is superln-
teudent.
Yesterday an alarm OF fire was
sounded aud upon investigation IL was
discovered that the residence Of DR..
Lands was ON fire. A few citizens
aud the fire companies quickly eX-
tipguisned the flames before much
damage was done The five origi-
mated from defective flue.
a letter has been recrived In this
City, dated Hunnewell Kan, and
signed by the secretary Uf Payne's
Oklahoma colony, announcing that
they would move 10 Oklahoma on No.
vember % 1000 strong.
The stOckmen rFe complaining that
their cattle are suffering from scarcity
Of water. II we do not have rain
soon the people Will also besin TO feel
dry.
Marriage licenses We're issued to-day
by County Clerk Thompson to the
following parties; J. q Craig and
Miss A. q. Wolf J. q. Coker aud Miss
Alice Benton.
Extra trains came Ia yesterday and
took out several car loads Of cattle foI
Chicago.
The case ~ the State ". Gam Bragg
don, charged with assault with intent
20 rape, was concluded before Squire
Holman. aud defendant vas held ovel
Ia bund Of $500,
The cotton market WAS lively to-day
AZ from 5 - 20 p,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

played upon him, the last one being
the ancient "snipe hunt,p with
Rousseau as stakeholder. For three
hours he held n sack in the Sabine
bottoms, and then wandered through
swamps until daylight. The next day,
being ridieuled by Brewster, he leaped
upon him with an open knife and
Rashed his arms and slides In fearful
manner, and when taken from him
fled. No trace of him can be found
Brewster IL not fatally injured, but Is
in q very bad condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
The Banking House Of N. E. Snyder
& Sons, Grenada, Miss. succunbs
Other Failures.
A Cotton Factory Closes Down To-Day
"A Verdict Of $4,000 Against
One Of tho Trunk Linea.
AnANKlNo nouer FANS.

GRENADA, MISS, Oct, IL. - This
community has been thrown into q
state Of excitement by the failure OF
the banking house Of n. f Snyder q
Sons. Everyone had implioitcontidcnce
bank has been insolvent form than
a year. The president, On his DEATH
bed, inaiated that his sons should at
tempt 10 make up the deficit. A
creditors meeting has been called TO
secure an extension. No statement h
made. The assets are $4,000; hahlli-
ties something less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
uLnTnIEns AssIaN.

CrNcINNAlI, ONO, Oct. l7.- Bam-
berger & Co.. clothi,rH, have assigned
with liabill ties OF 200 assets Si5,-
600.
FAILURE, NUMEROUS IN TEXAS,
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE failures
during the last seven days number for
the United States and territories, 1872;
for Canada, 20; total, 2ls, against 900
last week, Failures are numerous in
lexas and the South generally, also
In the Pacific states. They are rather
below the average Ia other sections OF
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
IN THE HANDS OF RoUGHs.

ToRoNTo, ONT, Oct. Michipi-
cot, on the north shore Of Lake SUI
perior, is reported TO be in the pos.
session ofagang Of roughs and whisky
sellers. The respectable people Of the
place have received notice 10 quit the
town. On Friday night last the Cana
dian Pacific railway office was riddled
with bullets by band Of masked men
John Mackenzie, ar npl"ye, WAS
shot In the hand Cash Burden was
fired at In bed II few nights ago, the
ball passing within few inches of his
head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
a DE-. ru IN oouRr.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, OFT. II In the county
court this morning dispute arose be-
tween g. b. Gerald, county Judge, and
II. A. Blair, an attorney, relative 10
the disposition Of certain cases the
latter had in the court The words
grew hot until the judge said "Mr.
Sheriff, adjourn this court for five
mlnutes.n The sheriff obeyed orders
the judge vacated the bench, went out
OF the courtroom aud he aud Coun-
sellor Blair had lively sel-to until
separated by byutanders. Court was
then resumed. Both show marks of
the fight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
a susrIrIAglE ATrAoK.
Special - tns anEsliA

LoNGvIEw, Tea, Oct. l7.-At
Eaaton recently young man named
Charles Rousseau has been the victim
Of series Of playful pranks which Ia
the end drove linn from home and
came near resulting fatally TO a young
man named Brewster. Rousseau had
recently bsen converted aud mani
fv4ttd jlls religious zeal IN manner
Offensive 70 his acqu1in ances 50
much ~ that ttfy determined 10 get
~ ~ him by making him thu buit Of
lid Gu G a number o. psai Ks were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
JAIL birds BnEAK FOR LIBERrY.

PARIS, Tx, Oct. l7.-Last night
while one OF the deputy sheriff.
was locking up a prisoner an attempt
was made by the prisoners TO break
III by oyerpowering the guard, who
wrestled manfully and got out his pis
tol and shot squire Iangford Ia the
arm, shattering that member com
pletely. In the scuflie Henry VIII
liams managed To escape. Upon ex-
amlnation one OF the bars Of the Iron
cage WAS found sawed Ia two. All the
prisoners who attemp ted 70 escape We're
cOlOred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
AN Ex-oovEnNoa IN TRounIu.

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 1.-THE man
arrested here some days ago for swim
ding the Rev. DR.. Rsxford, who gave
his name as Thomas, turns out TO be
TX Gov. Moses OF South Carolina,
having been identified by officers Of
Cambridge, Mass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
KILLED A sIEXIoAN.

Special 20 tne oaEelte.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx, Oct. II =
j. II. Jenson of Santa GeItrudes shot
aud killed a Mexican who attempted
TO knife him Another report says
that the Mexican struck him with a
loaded quirt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
DECATUR CATCHING THE COTTON.
5uecini 10 the tJazette

DECATUR, TEX, Oct. l7--It is re-
ported here that the Farmers ALI
ance is holding meeting to-day at
Bridgeport In this county; the pnr-
pose OF the meeting Is 10 make
arrangements for bringing TO Decatur
several hundred bales OF cotton for
sale, as was done several weeks ago.
Decatur merchants stand ready always
70 pay the highest price Compatible
with reason and business principles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
a Rlsht nand crashed.

special 70 the Gazette.
BoNHAaI, TEX, Ccs. l7.-Chester
Atkins,while making coupling in the
freight yard, had bis right hand
badly crushed. DR.. SapDdere
was Immediately summon 4 aud
dressed the wound, and hllk that IL
will not be necessary 70 an pulaie the
hand. Atkins Is q relative Of our
agent, Fra ik Green.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
AN AnsoORpINa CASHIER.

LAJUNTA, CoL., Oct. H. Richard
Simpson, cashier Of Jones & Fishers
bank OF this place, has absconded. 1t
is reported that he took with him all
the banks available cash amounting
TO several thousand. Heretofore he
stood high in the confidence OF tile
people. Officers are In pursuit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
VERDICT AGAINST THE n. y. w. Is.
HALLWAY

NEW York, Oct. l7.--Frank T..
Bean brought suit some time ago
against the n. Y. w. & h. Railway
company In the court OF common
pleas for 100000 damagesifor alleged
breach of contract In, failing to trans
port over one OF Its branch lines GER
tain Ice from one OF the PLAINTIFFS
ponds. To-day the jury found YER
diet for the plaintiff IN $40 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

The train waited six or seven minutes
and ca 10 Houston without the cat
tie. On yesterday the Journal in
formAnt was out there again and was
told that the boys caught the rascal in
a strip of woods and shot him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
ARREsTED FOR OPENING a LETTER
Special 10 the 0azette.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Ost l7.-Dep-
uty Uuited States Marshal Grant, ar
rested and carried to Sherman, Que
Green Norman. charged with unlaw-
fully opening IA letter. IL seems that
Green opened a letter at this place adj
dressed 10 his father Tue latter was
absentat the time, and Green con-
tends that he authorized him to open
the letter He afterwards forwarded
the letter TO his stepmother who now
makes the complaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
ArrAomrp roR DO GOO.

YIcRsBURo, Miss, Oct 1.-THE
doors Of Jacob Schenckler's mercantile
house were closed to-day by attach
ment for $40 600. The stock IL esti-
mated at $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
nr.nsrn nr rnr snrnIll.

CANTON, ONO, Oct, H. rhe Cam
ton Cutlery company, employing 100
hands, was closed by the sheriff to-
day on Judgments for 500 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
AppLIoArIoN FoR A REonTyEn.

ST.. Louis, Mo-, Oct lI--This alter
noon an application was made in court
for receiver for the Harrison works.
II Ia believed that the company's liza
billties will exceed their assets, $780,
900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
VIII. sutir po,vN ro-NIuur.

from Wooneocket says that the cotton
factory owned by Wyman 4 Chase,
employing 300 to 800 men, will shut
down tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
wnoLEsALE MARINES AssTaN.

LONDON, ONT, Oct. lz,--W. Lind q
Co wholesale hatters. have assigned
with liabilities of $50, 600; assets, about
$40 600,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
4 BARR \
sATIRs, SILKS anu vELvETS

We haye been particularly fortunate in se.
curing desirable lots OF Satins, Sllks and
Lot Is Il 6a piecea OF plain Satin In ali the
desirable eolors. They will be sold nj IS.
10 isls q pieces OF handsome brocaded
colored satins OF ~ cents.
Lot 20 ISIS pieces ofa better grade OF col.
orod brocaded sRtins. In all the newest 3. AIDES
aud latest desis ms alto cents. These would be
cheap AZ 70 cenis.
Lot2l Is a pieces OF extra quality plain
saune, IN III the leading colors including
blacks ~ IS cents. Those ne decidedly the
best value we have ever seen.
Lot "a ia 10 pieces OF Black Gros Grain
SIX. First quality, 75c Hecoud, 81 90 third
enth, ~, 70. eighth $500. These silks are fnlly
81 cents ON the yard cheaper than ever before
known.
Lot q II o. pieces OF assorted coiored Gro
Deon and RadRemers In plain at Shopper
Satlna NJ 81. 90 for combination suits These
win be sold In snort pieces 10 meet the
wante OF customers,
Iot2iis 81 pieces OF iB-iDch, plain silk Vel.
vets at 81 s. These are u great bargain.
Real value 500: will be sold at si.25.
Lot 25 Is lot OF ls-inch, black SILK velvets
at sl.5O, sL7j, S2OO, SI5O. Send for samples at
once.
Lot 20 II pieces OF assorted colorod bro
caded Nelvuis. in all che most desirable
shades NJ 81 10 W 81 oD per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

Lot 20 Is II pieces OF assorted colorod bro
caded Nelvuis. In all :he most desirable
shades AZ 81 10 W 81 oO per yard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-14

While do not believe it good policy
fer every young man to settle down on the
old homestead or beside father and moth.
er. yet with my experience, my advice "a
the young msn who are located upon .
farm doing fairly we'll q little more than
making ends msst) would b. to stay whore
they are. II the same amount Of hard
work have done in Ohio. ditching and
undertaking had bsea expended upon
the old homestead in New Hampshire,
land that then considered Of but little
value might have been made the very best
for pasturage. and whore net too stony. for
cultivation also.
l believe there are thousands Of acres Of
Tand in New'Hampshire, which would, il
properly undetermined at an expense OF
$40 or SIS an acre, and plowed up and
given good tillags two or three years and
then 70 seeded. produce more than double
the amount Of good nutritious grasses, aero
for acrs. than very much Of the farming
lands that will sell readily in Ohio 1t from
$50 to SIS per acre.
And, sgsia, the New England farmer has
the advantage over the western il market.
The West. however. has the advantage
over the East ia length Of feeding season
for stock, and cheaper grains; 30 that.
after al. the advantages are not oil co.,
fined to any one locality. The greatest
mistake Of my life WAS whom I left the old
farm amosg the "Granite Hills"
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XIII ths Late Weed.

The fight with weeds 10 the csrn field
should not stop with the eultivator. We
have seen farmers strive manfully against
the pests until midsummer. and theu.
through negligence. subject Themselves
to asnoyspce through the next season.
Some weeds have . limited season Of
growth, and il kept rooted out unil mid.
summer, will rarely come up again; others
continue growing until severe frosts come
An old Illinois farmer said cookie burr
would come up il the morning. grew I'M
til four 10 the afternoon. and mature seeds
before the frost could kill it At night.
This is az exaggeratiou, yet the cookie
burr must be fought until there are heavy
frosts. The velvet leaf Jimson. aad rag.
weeds, will commences growth almost ~
late. Weeds are very prolific and On &C.
cssiosa! one gone TO seed in the corr hsld.
will assure good crop the next ssssos.
Corn should not 10 cultivated aiter it u
tasslsd. but the weeds can b. cut out with.
out disturbing tho soil. For this purpose
" have ssen short soythe ussd, but "
much prefer hoe With sharp edge.
American Ayricsdria.
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BILIOUSNESS.

Bilious SYMPTOMS invariably arise
from indigestion, such as furred
tongue, vomiting Of bile. giddinc@,
sick headache, irregular bowels.
The liver sccretes the bile and acts
like filter or sieve, to cleanse i'm.
pnri,ies Of the blood. BY irregular.
isy in its action or suspensions Of it,
functions. the bile is liable TO over
flow into the blood. causing jam
dice. sallow complexion, yellow
eyes, bilious diarrhna. languid.
weary feeling and many other dis
Pressing symptoms Biliousncss
may be properly termed an affect ion,
Of the liver and can be thoroughly
cured by the grand regulator Of the
liver and hillary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver, making
healthy bile and pure blood, and
opens the cnlyorts and sideways
for the outlet Of disease, Sold ev-
crywherc and guaranteed to cure.
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AQrifnlfnral.


Among The i.nssss majority Of nan.
kisd each Asusshold ccsts for itself. he
wsrk islliag naialy on the wife. Who ID
ssvss taught except by her mother. asd In
The most traaitisasl way. Imprsvsusst.
II any IL ever made. is exceedingly siou.
asd a.esg ssns peoples. ibs Essiish for
Que. popular cookery has probably retro
graded. ewing. 10 this instance. 10 the
chasu Of year. which. 90 70 spsak. brsks
or intsrrsp,ed The popular hnoslsdgs Of
the way 70 prepare meat The women
found flesh meat ainicult 10 procure. ard
failed TO hand dowa the necessary insiruc-
ton Tor its preparation. Halt mankind at
least knows nothing Of boiling; Of these
Who do ksov, another hall will eat their
vegetables 10 soddsa condition. Among
the races which eat meat only . limited
perccatags Of psrsons try V make meat
tsndsr--ws bsl,evs the fssh-sating Mon
gols fern ~ exception 70 this rule. and
some Of the Polysssisns--and amsng
those whs cal grain there il distinct pre-
ference for the under cooking alike Of
dour, rics and millst. frsm belief that
such food 10 more islly satisfying. II
want 70 feel my 'tsmach tin. said oss OF
Charles Reeds charsstsrs; and he exactly
expressed the view Of the indistiaguisha-
bic milliohs.
Sspsratsnsss in cooking is pushed sv-
srywhsrs 10 prspostersus limits. till il il
probable that the preparation Of food for
mankind, which is the second great OK.
psnss in feeding them, costs three times
what il nssd. and still in many countries .
proper supply Of fuel is wholly beyond
the reach Of the poor. In Asia entire pso.
pie burn dung, and even IN Europe firing
is never qaits suficlent
And. finally. cooking does not advance.
A asw article OF diet is occasionally added,
like the potato. or new condimsnt, like
pepper; but it may be doubted il Eurs-
pean laborer's dinner is made bit more
pslatsbls thsa the dinner Of an Israolits
was whom the Law givsrs promulgated the
curious notion that roast meat was more
acceptable 10 the superior powers than
meat boiled or stewed. Indeed.the way /
to make kibab. which is known TO the
humb'est ir Asia, has been lost here, and
only the gypsies are aware that meat COW
cred with damp clay and placed amsng
the hot ashes is not only delicious, but
much moro nourishing than mest either
baked or boiled. The natural way with
civilized people. il they cared for nice
food, would be to intrust the preparation
Of it to professionals. who would learn
their trade by apprenticeship. and insss-
sanity improve. but except in Tuscany and
south France. this is hardly done. though
I ought to b. the easiest Of arrange
msnts.
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A we'll iafornsd dairynan sstisatss
that fully ninety per cent, Of the cows Of
the couatry drop their calves bstwssa the
nrst Of February and the last Of May.
This leaves the supply Of COED butter
qaits limited during the winter. With
prices eorrespoDdinsly high. Winter
dairyias. which j. % rapidly becoming
the habit Of our larger daifynsn. will do
much u remedy taiA Bat there's more
thaa better markets and higher prices 70
commend this system. One strong srgu-
mcpt 10 ,ts fsvsr is the leisure the farmer
hss 10 devote 10 dairyisg during the win
ter This system equalizes bis years
lsbors. The summer being gives TO crops.
the winter 10 bis stock asd dairy.
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FOR SALE.
Z NY HOUSE AND BARN
ssd one and ose half acres of lind, Nth et1l
fruit 81 Ia good order. Pleasantly sttussed 10
the village u Fse.osy Posl Fnss reasonable
and tsgms easy.
Ysetory Pesnt, VI. Jal. I'D. 1884 itsf
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On all sxcspt sasdy or gsvsly soils ns-
nures spplisd 10 excess OF the needs Of
the crop are sot wasted. Il = quite con.
moe % heavy lsad to fad plata Of s1ssP-
liossI fsrsiluy thst haA dressing Of ma
nurs Eve OF elk years before especially il
the land hes bses 10 graz or clover dur.
ing The tina.
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YOUTHFUL EDITOR.

ntssspy 81 ths mssdsst sUggis ~ Uts Ltfs
--ASf deep tsssssss o. su ~. sssssss-
wohrrsrrs. MAss.. March "a, isst.
d. Tard hsaA<siy, ho9sdpsi. ". u
baAs kiss M con, bid Of hf'1s1 yeafs,
edilor of she 'o--Ahoad,r snAieaf Journal, OF
sAls city has Lotn - dirsf, AZ umes mosi &C.
vs.siy, aud asi usnIiy hepesessly. sfilcied sith
Hi kaTam. When very .rBsli chsid be body
Gas almori eaiirsly lowered ~lih this losihfome
After lbe tssshins period, aud be vas not seri-
sosly fsoahisd stik Il sgasn no tsl sboat cns
yssr ago, shen ths salt kbsum nrst appeared On
lis hssds estsesn bic hngsrs, thsp on bic
limbs, then on his face and bead 10 ore solid
mass. HE condition sss terrible. The rash
rsssmbssd ivy poisoning and 30 81 fret hncisd
II might u something not 20 bad ~ his old
troubles. bat The physcisns pronounced ~ Halt
nheuna, and made every EFFORT. without avail. 70
care IL. We Tried prepaIsNon widely adver.
ussd a. specific for skin diseases, but 1t made
about - mnah imyrsssion - 20 much cold
We ~ nsigbs have done. fon can understand
ah. sitrauon when SAY We ssfe In dispsir Of
ettslaias RAJ help from any source.
AZ tLis point, tnr0nsh The advice Of Mr.. J v.
bacon. whose daughter had been cured Of Sslt
LLsum ~ Is. Iuiod KENSEDY's YAyonITE
REMEDY This vas the right and only thing
81 ksl. TIE skin b. gan 10 heal al once. AID 70
day The evidences of the disease have wholly
How thsnkful We are, dear doctor,
have you 10 imagine. You're,
No. u Tenil street J. W. BATcHELDEn.
The experience OF yssrs, and the testimony
Of thobssbds demonstrate DIR. DAVID hENNE-
DY's FAvoAiTk RkMEDY 10 be the most sue.
Gee fli medicine for organic and blood disf asses
ever discovered. Prepared solely by DR.. David
Kennedy. Ply stefan Aud Surgeon, nondout N. Y,
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Manchester Hotel
And Music Hall.

situated on tho corner OF Main and Union Streets
opposite the Equinox House, 10 offered for sale.
The lot ID leo feet front and 200 feet deep.
This buildings cont ain fifty -one sleeping rooms,
psrlors, dining room, kitchen, lsuudTy. etc.,
complete. and furnished ready 10 run ~ hotel,
teIcepting dining room crockery, linen, etc.,
Ice house and running water on the premises.
The rooms have heretofore been used IN con-
neo ton with the Equinox Heuse, ana are thor.
ougbly we'll furnished and have best sofa
springs. hair mattresses. etc.
There Is drug store post Office. and ofice OF
Ndnchesier Journal, in the north end Of the
buildIng.. Annual rental received from these
tenants, t4t0
The Music Hall audience room has stage and
scenery; capacity. 500; rental SIS per night.
Small dancing hall in bssement, rental IS per
night. Pour very 6ne bowling alleys in base
meut, we'll patronizcd duiing the SPINNER.
There ere also two large stables ands Coach.
mans Hall, that will b. sold with the operty,
u desired. Also one 10 ave acres Of land.
This 10 an opportunity 10 purchase valuable
and paying property ~ . reasonable price. A
good man who can pay 80. 900 cash. can have al
the time desired on the balance, at siI per cent.
interest
For further particulars, address.
P.H. 0ReIs, indsor Hotel,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
After May Let, Fquiaox House,
~ MAsoHEsTrR. VERMONT.
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kEINvINiEEp,SS,s
<NyoRIn
REM EDY~

ves shs Cwss - nlaesv sna Ihvss Cess-
ptstnS1. CsDsetDstteu. sad ~ ht~afasRs
ss.sazg frpn fwYoss sfxts ~ The BLOOD
" vrmen . se sah~ FROM Anr " ths iis y~rs-
Ess b. sAsas sss u " en- vnfssfinr frtersd. Al
prsrxssfs. up< Dsliss tatfAs. - address Ia.
lsssA Ksas.ct y Eaa6eats N. y.
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become chronic, requiring medical aid. II will
correct the difficulty; and. ~ dietslic In sick
ess, IL 10 Invaluable. A physician OF large prsc-
tics says, : 1t has never failed me and ! have
nsvs lost child by diarrb9s or cholera In
fantum," In cans. So. aod upward. .
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