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ksife wound, received In the LETT side Ia .
| personal encounter with j l.. Wren, Ia
austin, three weeks bgo died from the et
fecis OF the wound az the Beach hotel this
mnrning. Ever since his hsmorrhago on
| wednesday last. when he lost fully thres
pousds OF blood, his phye have been
douoiful OF tho raeuit. Sunday II wAs
deemed proper to lay the wound open and
take up the intoroostal artery, which had
oeen partially severed 10y the knife This
operation was successfully performed by
Dr. Rogers. Last night his condi,lon was
extremely critical, but his physicians st II
hsd hopes. The patient passed II festless
night This morning II was apparent
The ond was rapidly approaching aud
a. $3.50 his spiri. took itl ileht. |
Mrs. Edwards arrived Yesterday evening |
end psssed the night at her husbsnd'a bed |
ferDgoing every thing to alleviate his sui. /
called iorae sad news sp'ead rapidly ana |
sides. Genera yessions OF sorrow iron all |
and other prom'neorne. Colonel Bingham
vices to Mrs. Edwards, aud ~ their ser.
kelven. The deceased having NJ. &.
member Of the Koights Of Pythias, v
Fellows and Knights OF Honor, General
Clairborne requested these bodies TO sp-
point committees to act AS an escort 10 lhe
remains to the Union depot, In con
Junction with detail from ths Ia
W
With this guard OF honor, the remains were
conveyed to tho depot at $3.50 this afternoon
and taken 10 Austin. Colonel Edwards
was 43 years old. leaves widow and Two
daughters. At the time Of his death ho
held an office in the Texas Volunteer
Guards, hs inspector. genera, Of me hfs,
division, commanded by Major'Generh
John A, Claiborne. A rigid pos,.mortem
examination was held upon the remains
under tho special direction OF Colonel d. 3.
Melven, of Governo- Irelsnd's ststi, who
accompanied Colonel Edwards to Calves
ton. and has been unceasipg in his kind AZ
tention toward his dying friend. Colonel
Melyen accompanied the remains to Aus,
tin. The several physicians who held
the post.mortem examination, aiterwaras
| testified heioro the court OF inquest The
coroners Jury found that de ceased came 10
his death from the effects OF punotured
| and inclsed wound in the left side, inflicted
| by some sharp instrument in the hands oi
some person or persons to the Jury un'
known.
At a meeting Of the city council his
evening message from Mayor Fulton was
read, recommending thst the council an
propii te 5000, or so much thereof as may
be uece. sary out OF the special re-
satye fund, to os expended by
| the board of health FOR sanitary purposes.
| A committee from the board health was
present and strongly urged the immediate
necessity OF such an sppropriation. Ater
great deal OF wranglinga IosoluGon 70 ap,
proprate 50, 900 to be expended by the board
OF health was lost by vote OF ayes TO
nays, the necessary two.thirds not bang
obt iued. Other business was transacted
of n routine character.
Arriyed-Bark Roma, from Liverpool.
s,ied-Schooner Stephen u. Loud, ios
Per sacola
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MATAMORAS.

MArAMoRAs, MEX, May l9.-tspeclal.I j.,
The Telephone company are painting their
poles, pursuant to Q city ordinance.
The fiestas stopped last night with big
.ns Il, nttepdsnoe. A bull fight was had
also Yesterday afternoon, and one Of the
horses was friehtfully gored.
Tne following Is tsksn from the HI Cro-
uis,a, OF Matamoras In answer to oommu'
u'cation from the mayor Of Matamoras 70
sbment Of q quarantine at the port OF Bag
cad, Mexico: ..u.
inc by wire: "Let the quarantine be estab.
lisbed in accordance with the provisions ol
the board OF health, but see TO II that IL y,
strictly and sorupulous!y enioroeo !" a''
cases, without anv exceptions. =,
TSienedl "R. CuRLLAR, Governor"
Dr. Oisnoro was appointed health ofdcer,
and quarantine opened.
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LAMPASAS.

LAMpAsAs, May 19.-TSpecial. Tom b.
Bowers to-day sold the Lampasas Eagle TO
our esteemed citizen, Judge J. A. Abney,
who will be proprietor. with Colonel sta!-
lings, late OF Georgia, as staff editor. Colo
mel Bowers expects to embark In the cattle
business, which change OF business causes
Governor Marion Martin to lose his grip In
this county.
Captain +. ID. Wilkes leaves here early
In the morning for Bslton, having an en-
gagement In that city to deliver speech
on the present political situation. The
captain has every prospect Of being placed
in tho state senate BY his friends In this
Cattle and sheep are In fine condition:
Wool arrives BY the hundred thousand
pounds per day.
The New York failures caused wool to
depreciate few cents per pound, but high
prices are now restored In this market.
Visitors are arriving In large numbers.
The Park hotel is open for the reception ol
Datective Captain John Price, Of Texas
Is rustic sting with us for few days:
]. 8. Rogers, Of Galveston, 10 here looking
after his valuable property In this city.
We also notice Captain George l.. Porter
Of Houston, In the city. The captain II
observing our city and arranging his prop
erty interests In our community.
The sound OF the hammer and buzz
the saw is music oil day long In our grow
| inc oitv.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, May 19.-[Specisl. .].Yesterdav
was m .ds the occasion Of much demonstr,-
we're closed Saturday for vscation,. and - is
the custom, the children were furnished
with such presents % their parents wished
to give them. After several prominent
men had addressed the aseemblage the hre;
works we're started, which continued until
\ late hour when every one went their way
much pleased ct the few hours entertain.
ment.
n, extension In Me xico will be recommended
at once and pushed rapidly through to
Victoria, Mexico.
It never rsins here but pours, might 6e
spplis d TO Laredo now. We have he'd rain
ne arly every day during the past week ano
to-day looks - though We were going 70
hrve q continued spell
There we're six cases before the mayor
this morning for various offences. and the
amount OF fines and costs ageregatipg 40
Une case was continued for further hearing
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, May l9.-[5pecial. .l-Crops and
roads were not damaged 50 much by the
recent nesvy rains as was expected. Corn
and cotton over a small aroa we're pretty
badly bruised up by tn. hail the ground
was packed down and weeds and gr ss
were given q good start. But those who
were we'll up with their crops will suifer no
grest inconvenience.
Tho academies and schools OF Sherman
are getting ready tor their closing exercises.
The telephone line connecting this place
with Gainesville, Was completed lew days
ago Sherman IN now oosnscted by tele-
| oh me riih tr'-ty.fivs points.
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BROWNSVILLE.

BRowmvrLLE, May l9.-[6pecial. 1.-The
county democratic convention u called to
meet ON May 3lst. They will nominate
delegates for the different state conven-
tions, alec congregational, and put out
county ticket.
The steamer J. o. Harris arrived last
evening with SIX passengers and forty.fouf
car loads Of freight. Among the passenger
is Lieutenant Wright, who comes 10 look
after the improvements on the bar ai
Brszoe, Santiago.
The Rio 0rasde rose about Eve feet thit
morning, but is now falling. Report from
Colonel Latham, our state representative
In ir, tho citv
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Sr. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May l0-The final step In the
orsnn,gatior of the freight department Of
the Gould synteun, will be taken IN June,
when the Office OF the general .-sight agent
OF the Wabash, St.. Louis S Pacific, MI.
NJ. Knight the retiring general seent, be.
comes commissioner OF the Wabash and
Burlington pool rbe personnel o. the de.
psrtmeni, as remodelsd, sili oe
as follows: George Ods, general
traffic manager: George W. Lilley, freight
trAiiic manager. W. II Newman, traffic
manager of the lines ia Texas; SAMUEL
PnilIips, nssissant general freight agent O;
the Missouri Pacific; J I. Il pley, az isinnt
general freight sgent ~ tre WABASH 81,
Louis & Pacific.
Granville II. Martin aud J. 8. Burge and
wife, of Dallas, are in the city.
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TROUPE,

TROUPE, May 19.-[specisl THE Troupe
democratic club met and re.rrganized to-
dsy with J. @ Tarbutton, chairman; j D.
Collier, secretary. Delegates were elected
In the county onysution. Resolutions we're
passed endorsing a county convention at
Tyler May 10. fsvoring the majority rule,
Governor ireland and Congressman Jones.
Another heavy rain storm occurred last
vi,hf
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, May 19.-[Specsl. Wool re.
ceipts to day will reach 800 bags. Buyers
are very busy getting OF purchases. Sales
to-day aggregate 700 bags. We will re-
ceive over 4 600 600 pounds.
A fine rain visited Biz Springs and west
as far hs Midland tn Q evening.
Our merchants have broad smile on &C.
count of the fine ,rade they are enjoying.
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MASON,

MASON, May 19.-f9peoial l. District
Towns on the bench; w. II. Miller prose-
cutting attorney. assisted by tbs largest ar
ray Of legal talent that has ever before been
In Mason, Ellis Of San Antonio, Martin OF
Blanco, Morsend Of Fredericksburg, and
many others. Quite a largo criminal docket
is to be tried, but most OF the csses arc
likely to be continued.
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WAXAHACHIE.

WAxAHAcHIR, MAJ l9.-lSoeci ai.l-Ine
the pnr pose OF laying of the county into
tchool districts.
The citizens Of waxsnsohie met at the
court.bnuse SATURDAY, to take 9 cps In re-
gard % building O railroad to Midlothian, .
distance of eleven miles. and much enthus-
iasm WIS manifested.
Thelste rains have seriousiy Injured the
crnps ed she farmers ere somewhat
s.cs-.y.
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GAIN EsynLE.

GAIsRsvILLg, Iay l9.-[Specisl THE
Red River Natio al bank was organizsd
Saturday wi h capital stock paid up OF
$3.50, 900; Major Cairnes, president; Q: Il.
smith. cashier; q. q. Potter, vice-president
w. 8. Pierce. tellsr.
A large cattle sale took place here last
week. Press Addington sold a half inter
est In his stock Of cattle to O. Il. Smith, for
other par ties, for 500 900.
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LIBERTY HILL.

LIBERTY HILL, May 9:-TSpecisl J.
BILE in mass meeting lGst Saturday at
O'Clock, looking % the establishing OF reg
ular college and the erection OF suitable
buildings. All necessary com uitlocs were
appointed. The college will be chartered
and a fine large building commenced imme-
diately. Liberty Hill now moves to the
front IL point OF education.
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MARSIIALL..

MARSHALL, May 19-[special.l .l-John
Lipscomb was brought down from Texar-
kama last night and lodged in jail this
morning. He was taken before Esquire
Case, waived examination: and was held TO
bail in the sum of $400 The man that he
shot at the depot has skipped out TO avoid
appearing against him This ends the first
lesson In this judicial farce.
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LAxcssrrR, May 10 -Ispecisl.l-
characterized by - much tact, p1sh and
puncspls" 80 n5s. local tic.,. the mstrl.
n,ou,-i ola IL coz ccmnu11S has not
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GALVESTON.

lss. s,uni..s b. szc-E-;ve hem isr.a,ce f.om
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DASTARDLY DE EDS.


rho Direst Demons OF ,ho lnferna
Reglops
Truly Seem 10 Nave Been Turned
L00se.
The One D,tIey Negro, Tho, Other n
y Greaser.
-
Tho widest Excitement Prevailing,
teiison and
san AntouIo--Cr,wds HowliDg for the
BbOt Of Fiends.
A Blood-Curding and Heart-Slckening
Calendar.
Detailed Acoonnr of the Horrors.
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STUPENDOUS SALE OF
TH ISL ID RlY[.
GOLDSMITH BROS.
ia Elm Street.
HOSIERY ALMOST GIVBN AWAY
AS ell may. convince themselves who will take the
- ..,- trouble to come and what they offer.

327 Dozen Ladies' Hose, all full regular made
solid colols Pin Stripes Fine Balbrggan, silk clock
ed, French Ribbed Hose in solid colors and fancy
stripes Light and Dark Ground Fancy Balbrggan,
ETC.. ali worth from 80 cents to 81 pair all at
% cen It's per pair.
1t Others complain Of business we are bound to
keep busy will and do sell nothing but bargains
Special bargains in
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DENIsoE, May II, IL p. NJ ESPECIAL J.
The crowd has grown 30 great around our
frsil Jail that rlo officers have asked 10
minutes to get az osl.or pr'sonsI. out. ~
threats are made 10 burn the building, the
is minutes were up when NOR time was
asked, but suddenly man apo. ared Of the
door of the negro fiend's cell with an sxe Ia
HIS hand, 4 few ticks crushed ~. door, the
negro is pushed out. tho rope placed around
his mech, but was cut at the l-st moment.
FOURTH DIsPATcH
DKHIsoN, May 10, "a. m.-[ Special THE
efforts OF the officers have prevailed and the
negro has been again lodged N jail bu, the
large crowd Is ttill an excited one and de-
clare to avenge the victims.
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SAN ANTONIO.

neighbor. He was arrested aud tried oefore
a iustice's court, and brought 10 this place
this evening and lodged In jail. The ,esii-
mony adduoed is unit for publication. The
phy sician states the boy Is In a terrible Tx,
both from the severe beating he suffered
and the savage use Of the knife. II was
with the greatest difficulty Tikio could be
rescued from the mob OF farmers, VINO hnd
collected for the purpose OF lynching him.
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4 4krt 4 aro
Mexican servants, Of whieh tle'f berse-
,ar~s nnn,ber attached to mos. nouos
baids Are satisfied with small WI VII 4
M M, consider four dollars per mels" -
n, nm salary, and in time act rl9 eh n
!. anos,j;ng a. theft ideas 81 weaiVh
They slasp rolled up in their scraps Y i
the floor. in the court, wherever !. ?
most convenient, require fe-' ciotne ~
and those generally the gifts or cast ~
garments of their employers, and are "
variabIy pious aud anpafehtly eonienteu.
Indeed, have observed that the poore,,
thew are and the lower down in the social
scale, the more pious and contented they
are sure to be. As class they are tne
most honest, obliging and simple hearted
folks | ever met. Their Observation-Disclosures
i arranged vefT systematically. There
4 ofid cfeade whose sole business it is to
make tortillas; another to do the market
inc and act as steward another who does
nothing but cook; another. to, wash
another to keep the house tidy, others to
wait an tatl5 and attend the children, tc
brush the mistress's hair and shake the
AUST from her dresses (which literally
Eweep the dirty streets whenever they &c
out American short skirts being con
sidered dreadfully immodestj, beside
gardeners. hostlcrs, Wallets, etc. But eacl
attends to his own work faithfully, ant
never grows too important to serve hl
| master
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pEaRLs OF TnOUehE

whom the state is corrupt then Use
~. are most multiplied.
true woman fears more tnan a"
,,,mv the appearance Of evil
The worst of villains dc not hNt
). nortray themselves in their 'ru'
colors. ...,is T.,
The true grandeur of humanity : n
.,aral elevation, sustained, enllgnten,
l = and decorated by the intellect Oh
man. -. .,;nd
poaeotion is a flower of the mlnd'
wing out wholesome fragrance rev
.Ia L the same flower when running
to seed.
rbegs Are houses where people are
LIT without mistrusting it; there
"a others where people are stupid III
snite of themselves.
70
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The Best Tea In China.

II IA an interesting fact that the most
celebrated tea in China comes from part
of the Shan States, from a district called
I-bang. mainly situated some five days
Journey South Of the Yunhan frontier;
This tea. which by MISSIONER is called
Puerh tea, from the name Of a prefecture
close by. is sent to the town Of SSH mao
for distribution. From that place it is
forwarded to Pekin and the Northern
provinces, by caravan to the Yang-tse,
thence by river to Shanghai, and from
that port NorthwaId. The enormous
cost of carriage may be gathered from
the fact that this tea-whieh is drank
throughout the South by all the peas
antry-is 50 costly when delivered at
Shanghai that it cannot be exported to
Europe or Russia. Before many years
are over, it is thought that this tea will
be shipped from Rangoon to China and
elsewhere A proof of the comfortable
condition of the Yunuanese in the Soutl
and Southwest is that the peasantr!
drink tea everywhere, whereas in thu
neighboring provinces of Kwang 81 anC
Kwang tung they mostly drink hot water
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Winning Manners.

Which will avail a young woman the
mora mind stored with the profound
est of fact lore concealed under an ex-
terror timid, shrinking and hampered by
a sense of self consciousness, or a mind q
little less stored, but united with that
perfect ease and strength of bearing
which conceals nothing, but illuminates
alls Or, placing it on higher or better
ground, if it is the students aim to pu
herself in a position to help others, as
lecturer, as a teacher, in a profession, il
any avenue of life whatever-what nigh
tier power can she bring to bear upor
her work than address, What obstinacy
of mind or heart is there that will MOI
yield under its all-subduing influence
Over those brought within its influence
we cannot measure the infnity of it
power.
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The MOraylans

Bury all their dead in rows, rich and
poor side by side, each in the order of
his or her death The only division made
is in one way; the babies, male and fe-
male, are given row to themselves, then
the children follow; first a row of boys,
then a row of girls. Next comes row
of single men, then a row of single
women, efter which are those who were
married at the time of their death, the
women in one row and the men in another.
The Moravian idea that all people are on
a common level is illustrated most pecu-
liarly in the manner of erecting their
gravestones All these are of uniform
size and FORM and lay flat on the surface
Of the grave, the only thing to distin-
guish the millionaire from the laborer be
ing whatever inscription the relatives
may choose to inseribe upon the face Of
the slab,
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CAmAon MILK cures aches and pains 25c
Our BET Fnmi..es.

haze been troubled for 0; er six years with
a severe kidney m laint, also q weakness
of The urirary organs. with its attendant
troubes. My water needed cora ant at'en-
ton, some days rs m ny MS twenty times,
with 'eyere rains in The bladder. IS well as
in the beck and loins. At times | / % ed Il
limited quantity of urine, highly coo ed W h
unnatural heat and sediment; frequently
eyac7a ions would 10 very painful. | con
cuded that must do something for it, 70 II
irg That more serious trouble would follow.
I've It to the drrgg stand was recommends
TO use Hunts Rene iy. as it had heen used
with wonderful suace- 8 in So G al severe c esas
OF cropsy and kidney ard Bladder d FEC ions
lere IN Bangor. | conclrded to try it, and
he'ore | had usel one b tie found it was
helping me beyond my expectations. NV
wafer tecame more naturcl, les color fn1
SEDIMENT, the pains in back IN That he Wy
fee ing gore. with a general toning up Of the
sy1en: and continued 10 use il until SO
SIX bottles, and it has completely cured me
9lhers OF my family have used Hunts
ke1edy with equally 80 good success, and
We do not hesitate to recommend it far an
near believing it duty as well as pleasure
% recommend so good medicine az Hunts
remedy. You are at liberty to give my
testimony to the public. ID. T. HoDGDEN.
O5slngton, Me-, May 10, 1888.
Endorse the above statement.
A. nj. RofISsoN, JR.,
Apo.hecary. Bangor, Me
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snake, AS LIFE DEsTRoYERs

The loss Of life in India due to the ravages
of venomous snakes is almost incredible.
Yet consumption, which is as willy and fatal
as the deadlest Indian reptile, is winding
its coils around thousands OF people while the
victims are unconscious of lis presence. ID.
r. V. Pierce's Golden Medical discovery
must be used to cleanse the blood of the
scrofuious impurities, for tubercular con-
sumption is only form of scrofulous disease.
Golden Medical Discovery is a sovereign
remedy for all forms of scrofulous disease.
or kings evil, such as tumors, white swell
ings, fever sores, scrofulous sore-eyes, as
well as for other blood and skin diseases
BY druggists.
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A Self Estimate.

1t is strange thing that mean peopl
do not know that they are mean, bu
cherish a sincere conviction that they ar
the souls Of generosity. You will hea
them inveighing loudly against neigh
Dor who does not come up to the stand
ard of generous man, and decrying tn
sin Of boarding and withholding, with
out being sensible il the least that the,
are condcmning themselves. They ar
usually people who are not given to self
criticism, and, if they were not amusing
they would be the most aggravating elias
alive.
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and llc y q
piles. One box has cured worst cas- as, - ~ Z.
wears standing. No one need SUN I;a, p; by
minutes after using William lnulan alla ~
Blood Ointment. 1t absorbs tullo,s, rai; as
itching acts as poultice, gives liS' ~ nrive..
Prepared only for flles' T FrazieT Med Co.
Clayeland o.
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One preasing lasts two weeks; an o rna,,
Two OF three days. Do not be lmposgo u ,oy,.
by the humbug stutfs offered. A9 Il ssyas
dealer for Frazer's, with label on, racsived
first medal at the Centennial ana ai'0 v
positions. Sold everywhere.
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History does not record many instances
where women are self maid ehatisJ
Gold Leaf. How about the house 4laiu
Orange Observer. She is maid 10 ordef'---
Henderson God Leaf.
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Penetrated 10 the noua

Alderman John Baxter, Toronto, Can.
ala, AYERS that St Jacobs Oil will pene-
trge to the bone to drive out pain %
know it, for have tried it it hits the
mark every time.
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PhenizPectoral breaks cold, stops cough zoe

When we say that Samaritan Nerttae cures
rheumatism we mean it, Frisco Joufad H..
DIR. b. +. Laughlin, Glide, Kan, Wri'e''
.Sdmaritan Neruine cures fits.
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Dr. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: DeaI
SRI have to thank you for the great rehel
received from your "Favorite Prescription.
My sickness had lasted seven years. one o. o.
which was in bed. After taking one bottie
was able to be about the house.
Respectfully,
AMANDA X. ENNIS, Fulton, Mlch'
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successfully treated by Worlds Dispensais
Medical Association. Address with stamp
for pamphlet, Buffalo, n. Y.
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that Girl of mine is twice as hahus ~ deo 9ice
&c se commenced using Carbolinei .o oo 1g9uof.
FEY yea extract Of Petroleum, and "V"'N moi
he without it for fortune.
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FITs. F,Ts. FITS

Stand up like men 'gainst every wrong,
Then thou canst sing trae freedom song