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Some Havana merchants, now IN New OrleanA
state that or the fifteen men who landed with
Aguero in Cuba one deserted, three have been cap
tured and seven have been killed. OF the entire
number only one Is now with Aguero In the swatnpG
The American lacrosse team won another game
in England yesterday, over the Cambridge univer.
sity team, by score OF six 10 nothing. This makes
the score OF the American team 40 toll.
A nolle pros was yesterday entered In the case OF
Samuel j. Singleton, who was indicted In New
YORK for not selling tickets TO place OF amuse-
ment TO q colored man.
II is reported that the Arabs have captured
Berber, and massacred every European and Egypt
ian in the town.
The William Sprague mansion In Providence, r
l. was sold at auction yesterday for 81, 400. IL IN
understood that the purchase is for parties who
may establish Catholic school or convent there
SICK HEADAcHE, LASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver, a Disordered
Stomach or Costiveness the distressing effects Of
which Dr. JayDes Sanatiye Pills Will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary Or
gans tLey Will also lessen the likelihood OF return
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MAR RIED.
D1 ED.

GIBBoNs-o'sHEA In ST. Marys church, Rock.
VILE Md; on AITii ~ issA EDwAhD r 81 bboEa
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RANCE OF TIE THRRMoNETER.-The Following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
on1cer to-day:-7a NJ. g. a; IL am, 645; p.m 67S.
Maximum, 730; minimum, 622
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hLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN.
" the best SO Is JCSIHs Old Stand known Tor year,
- TIE only place where frst-cIass SFCoSI IA NJ,
CLOIHiN6 can lie sold AZ table prcssS Aiir..
SCeAo . Sao Stand. No Go ID street between SLASal
Al N.,, Eh streets northwest
~ UAAA brOiIItty sttelde1.A ."
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS MON
~ roe and the South.
Steamers GEORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR
Ore of these popular steamers leaves Seventh
street wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at $50 m,
SATURDAYS 8. stopping at Piney Point daily going
and returning, and Cornfield Harbor ON the Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday trip only.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at l4th street and Pennsyl-
vana avenue, ST. Marc hotel. Polkinhorn's next to
city post Office office of Knoxs express 9Th street and
Pennsyl yania avenue, and at company's office. It'll
street wharf.
Knox's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until SIP. N.
iel1 WILLIAM WEILCH General Aren't
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VNHE CELLCLOID TRUSS: THAT NEyEK BREAKS
never yeas out al ways clean, aud can be wornVhils
bathing il for saleAs
CHAS. FISHHR,S
(ec 9Th street northwest
LADY, PstronA ali
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RESIGNATION OF NAVAL CApsrs-Naval Cadet
Clarence T. Philips, OF Mississippi OF the par
ties charged with hazing, has asked to resign from
The naval academy. His resignation Was pending
when the having occurred, and IL viii not be 40
cepted until the matter Is settled Cadet Louis X
Warfeld, OF Baltimore, MO, OF the frst-class, aas
resigned The designations OF Cadets Henry X. No
Cay, OF Georgia who graduated last Friday &C the
naval academy, and Chas X Nuremberg, Alabama
ana chester l. Caldwell Pennsy lvania OF the third
class, have been accepted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31
COUNTY JUDGE.

WEARE AuTHoRIZE TO ANNoUNCE
" Colonel ED. Il. BOWER as a candidate
or the Office of County Judge nj the ensuing
MAQtinn In NAUat..hae
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FOREST park of over 1900 acres; and
pretty little La Fayette park is pro-
nounced by many the most beautiful
Ilttie resort OF the kind in creation.
Here are some of the most drlipbtiul
drives and elegant residences, marni-
hcent blocks and public buildings in all
the southwest Pity il is thew are so
slnoke-enVeloped most of the time.
st, Louis is a lovely, charming city
hlIed with a hospitable people, kind of
heart and sound of head.
Schools open here next Monday. and
u Will be a blessing to have the Streets
cleared OF the hosts of tiny men, who
openly defy the laws of God and man,
Lads from whom
The tender bloom OF heart has fled
Ere youth itself be past"
Inc luture looks Ominous to one who
watches the backward progress" of the
bows Of crowded CITY.
wednesday, the 3D., the st. Louis
grand exposition opens in the new eN-
position hall recently erected on the site
OF Missouri park. In the evening the
trades procession will be a brilliant
manifestation of the enterprise of bust
ness firms, and grand street illumina-
ton will add to its magniticence.
The st. Louis Fair opens October 3D.
with the grand Yelled Prophets process
sion and usual demonstrations. The
coming fun is as eagerly anticipated a.
the hot weather permits, it being at this
time 6 degrees in the shade.
Little Rock is flourishing with hei
usual grace. | am going home next
week and will tell you "all about every,
thing" ARUL.
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smoking cigarette, has attracted gen
erh attention, and natural curiosity
vas manifested to know who this heroic.
Spaniard was. A reporter of The Times
Democrat, making inquiries, aSUertained
that senior Baidasano, the Spanish con-
sui at thi' port, had for many years been
friend of the proud Spaniard. He cal
led upon that gentleman and learned
the following facts concerning Mr..
Ochoa:
"He was man." said Mr. Baldasano,
''of great talent and occupied several
important positions in the colonial and
financial departments of the govern
ment. Some years since he had been
'intendente generate de hacienda, that is
20 say, director Of the finances at Porto
Rico, but subsequently returned t.
Madrid, where he resided. His health
being somewhat impaired, he had re-
Gently accepted an offer of the same
high position in Havana, and was on
his way to assume the duties of his office
when the terrible catastrophe Oi
whish he was a victim, occurred
Here Mr.. Bald isano, evidently much
affected at the loss of his friend, while
proud of his heroic conduct, interrupted
himself and said: "Who would have
thought five months ago, while his ex-
uellency Senior Ochoa and | were chat.
ting PLEASANTLY together one evening in
the Madrid theater, that l would be here
10 day, 1000 miles from the place of our
meeting, speaking of his death and Civ
ing you the details OF his life"
Mr.. Ochoa was about 81 years of age
He leaves daughter, who is married to
the nephew of the celebrated Spanish
statesman, Mr.. Sebastinano OlOzago
formerly Spanish ambassador at Paris,
who died some years ago.-New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
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nnllna rrmnlr Ooilerr

Under it's present management OPEN
its fall term September LIST, 1881, with
better ia,ilities, we think, than 1t ha.
ever offered. The building in undergo.
ing general renovation inside aud out
and will present decided improvement
in appearance and outfit ON its reopen
ing in September.
Six members of the Principals OLE
faculty will be in place at opening a
observation-disclosures chosen for thei'
special fitness in their several positions
Each dormitory il supplied with car
pet wardrobe, bureau, crate and a
other equipments requisite for hOmi
comforts. Our table accommodation
shall equal those of the best average pr
waite iaiaiies, so that we shall try 2,
meet all the demands of good femal,
boarding and day school.
In respect 10 the corps Of teachers u
the Dallas Femala College, we feel tha
we have ample warrant in presenting
them to the Texas public u oqddi to u,
best in the land We know them, hay,
proven them, and can commend then
lOtonr patrons as capable, experienced
and efficient in their profession.
We promise the public good school
| Will the people of Dallas and tic publ
AZ large assist us in this PROMISE
achievement. w. *. j MES.
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THEATRICAL.

Clara Louise Kellogg intends making
n southern tour in concerts.
Roland Reed has new Play entitled
"liumbug."
Frederick Wardo will be managed
next season by Mrs. II. +. Weed aul
Thomas Mcdonnell.
The Mountain Pink company, with
Adah Gilman, opens mt the Comedy
theatre, Now York, Monday night, Ion
iOur weeks.
Agnes Wallace Villa, musical Bur
lesque company, commence their sea
son in New York Saturday night.
George G. Min appeard Mt Wheeler,
opera-hOuse, roledo, last week as ia
mOnd in Diamond and PythiaS. His
support was largely made up from tn,
Mccullough company.
Waliack's Bandit King company starts
fora tour ut Cleveland, Ohio, ON Monday
night.
The Silver King was revived at the
Peoples theater, New York, last Mon
day night, To u crowded auditorium. l..
c. Bangs played the title role.
The Madison Square thcater manage.
ment intend sending us their present
NAANNNNHF NHNN ihANNNNlAlNf III 81 iAANAl
Annie Pixley. Lolita, Murphy, and
Scanlanare are among the prospective
companies for Texas, in addition to tn
list already mentioned.
Tho Hanlon Brothers are organizing ,
new spectacular pantomine company II
| Europe, for tour in America.
As an evidence of her electric power
| Lulu llirSte's manager says, that whei
she LAYS her hand on an umbrella IL turn,
inside out. Then we too know AN elec
| tric wonder. We had an umbrella,
! nice new one, it was inside in the office
u false friend of ours laid his band oi
IL one morning when IL looked like rain
and It Immediately took turn outside
and has not come in since. We merel,
mention this to show Miss IIurste tina
she has no monopoly of this electric
wonder business.
Emma Abbot will make a motropoli
tan Appearance this season. Miss AT
bolt has been studying under Marchesi
in Paris. Her company of sevenly-tw
people will include, Laura Bellini, l.i2
zie Annandulc, Clara Bonheur, Mar.
llindale aud Castle Fnbrini, Brgnol
Tagliapietra, Campobello, Brodoric, AN
Matter Allen.
T. w. Koene has purchased hand
some residence aud grounds on Slater
Island. II il to he his summer home.
Lizzie Evans opens her regular Soaso
ut the Pittsburgh 0pcra-houso on Monda
night.
G. 4. Handysides, NJ +. Drew, Fran
Doud, Edgar Selborn, KATY Raker, Ere
Hardy, Chas. Osborne, Joan Goodtic
and Geneive Howard go with the X,
many Rye company.
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies

VIII not radically cure. DR.. Richau's
Golden balsam No. will cure Syphilis in H.
PRIMARY and secondary stages, such az old
ulcers anu liberated sore throat, sore eyes
shlu sruptlOns, soreness OF the scalp and ali
stages OF the disease, Graduating disease ard
mercury thoroughly. Price S. per bottle on
TWO bottles for 50. DIR. Glionau's Golden Raj
sam NO. VIII cure the third stages or Ter
rial rheumatism ARE connected with the MI
mary and secondary. l have hundreds O,
certificates where miraculous cures have beer
euected by these remedies Patients eat and
ar,nk whst theX Ike and require ooutwar
litic and mercurial rheumatism who are moi
aware OF ~ and defy SUCH TO obtain A radi.
cal cure without the use OF this medicine. ~
oenenoiel enects are felt at once. 1t has rails.
ed men nom hospital beds In one week, VIII
nave laln there for years under the best prae.
titioners In the city, and Is the only radics,
sare Tor the worst disease known-syphills
rrice 70 per bottle, or two bottles for 30. Ii
saves yourself-it caves your Offspring from,
| the faint OF this scoarge.
Dr Rlchan,s Golden Antidote a safe, speedy
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrh9e
gleet, irritation, gravel and all urinary de.
| rangements, accompanied with full dire.
| tie. ~ w
Dr. Richau's Golden Elixer de Amour :.
,Ia,i cure Tor spermatorrh@a, general de
parting energy with wonderful effect To thos,
who have led n lifeof sensuality or SELF aims,
II IL invaluable to those who are anxious n,
an increase Of family. Nothing more certain
In i's effects II Is composed OF the mos,
powerful ingredients In the vegetable King.
dom. Harmless but speedy In restorine
health. Price s. per bottle, or two bottles 10,
80. Trade supplied at liberal discount
On receipt Of price, by mail or express
these remedies will be shipped to any part a
the United States and Canadas, free from OBJ
sorvation. Prompt attention paid TO ali COZ.
espondence-Btrictly confidential. Private
paflor for ladies. The doctor can be consult,
Address Dr. n. y. RICHARDS, No. 22S Va
rick street, New York city. ~ v
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SHERMAN SiFrINGs.

Tho Old Settlers Reunion Draws TO n
Close-Eloction OF Onlcers--A Knock
down,
SHERMAN, Aug. 3O.-ISpecial.[ Yes
tcrday tho old settlers met to elect Of
dccrs for the coming year. Capt. j. d.
Woods was elected President; w. S. Ter
rell, Vice President, and j. T.. Loving.
Secretary and Treasurer. Sherman was
selected ~ the place of meeting next
year, and Thursday and Friday before
tho full moon in August as the time
Later in the evening there was race
-''s0en the two horses jim Trumhull,
,s,cing. and the young stallion, jerome
Turner, trotting. Both horses acquitted
themsel yes creiitably in the races here
last spring, and quite crowd turned
were two heats, the stallion winning
both nv about one length, although
Trumbull wns ahead both times until
withiH few lengths of the wire. A
large number of the old settlers left
r9storday evening. though most of thou,
dnainod until this morning, when there
mas a general Misunderstanding and not a
rev tears rs the venerable patriarchs,
some who are passed four score years and
ten who will probably pass away before
another reunion rolls around, expressed
desire 70 meet beyond this vale. The
reunion has fully come up to the e1pec'
tation of Nil who attended, and has been
The source of u great deal Of pleasure Il
Tho pioneers of our county.
There was u personal encounter be-
| lween Judge st, edman aud DIR. kenodN
iMe yesterday evening IN the odlce .
The latter, in which the Judge was
pretty roughly used. Both parties were
brought before tho Mayor this morninI
md Dr.. Kennedy was fined $40 and cost
Tor ASA ult aud battery.
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DIR. ANDREW YOUNG.
HIS POSITION POLITICALLY
What He Said Recently Regarding Hi,
Candidacy for Governor, Texas Re
pubilcans, Greeubaciters. Ben
Butler and Wash Jones.

CLEruRNE, Aug. %. Editor HER
AID. win you please do me the favor,
to correct the special from Whitney,
sent to you, alike other papers in this
State in, am reported as saying, that
there will be no fusion of the Greenbaclt
and Republican parties in this State, III :
less the latter support Butler.
did not make any such statement,
and moreover, the Greenback party does
not ask any such concession from the
Republican party, in the event Of Hon.
Wash Jones' Independent candidacy
for Governor.
In the event of Hon. Wash Jones' fail
ure to become candidate for Governor,
shall announce my name as an In
dependent candidate, and should the
Republican party desire to support my
candidacy, | shall certainly have
no disposition to control them in their
preference for candidate for President.
ANDREW IoUNG,g ,
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REAL ESTATE TRANFERs.

In the city and county, recorded dur
ing the past week. Reported by Muir
ply & Bolanz successors to Jones &
Murphy, real estate agents and cullec-
tors, office 100 Main street, opposite the
st. George hotel.
d. q. Oppenneim and wife to Philip
Sanger, 10 by 49, feet, the south corner
of ErVay and st. Louis streets, for $500
Us. Burton to A. w. Shoemaker, l0i
by 1877 feet. on south side OF Juliette
street, east Of the Houston d Texas Con
tral railroad, for $500.
l.. w. Winters and wife to Matte {.
McEnry, | u acres on Cedar creek, -four
miles south, 81 degrees west from bal
las, in northwest quarter Of section 81,
for $50.
John C. Robertson to Augustus Lind
,ey, IS acres III the j. Z. Anderson
league, for $4,000.
benjamin Warner to Susan Halle
wood, 66 acres in the south end of the l..
Simpson and 1917 acres in the north end
of the w. Warner survey, adjoining the
former on the south, and 30 acres on
| Denton creek, in the William Trimbls
survey, for valuable consideration.
| Il. T.. and V. Guedry by sheriff to W.
II. Hughes, l56 10y lG4 feet, the northwest
corner of Veal and Marilla streets, foI
$7O4.
William Il. Hughes to Thomas f,
| King q aforementioned l56 by l6i feet
for $l,2GJ.S5.
iona Mclean to Miller & Savers, 82l5
acres in the Jacob q. Hull survey, toI
$500.
Mrs. NJ. A. English to r. b. Arthur
A. by ll2h feet, one mile north from Til,
courthouse, for $500,
X. b. Arthur to NJ. A. English, LII,
estate III the above, 40 by IL feet, fol
$3.50.
J.W.Gilespie and wife to j. NJ. Harry,
the east half of lot 6, block 80, on norli
side of Elm, west of Austin street fOl
800.
w. II. CASTOR and wife to RhoI,
Burns, lot 3, block 3, of the subdivision
Of said Gaston's homestead, south of tn,
Texas IL Pacific railroad in East Dallas
Tor $500.
Lewis Dowd to r. Il. Burke, as County
Judge, l-G acre on Bear Creek, in tn,
lohn Spoon survey, for public schoo
pm poses, and $l.O0
G. q. RrOwnlee to q. II. BrOwnlee, hi
one-half interest in and tn acres OIL
north side of East Ross Avenue, in Il rs
Dallas for other consideration aud 81 Ion
II. G. Clark and wife TO w. Hing
worth, so by 80 feet on north side a
Texas ~ Pacific railroad, in East Dallas
for $500.
Jacob Frees and wife to Mrs. Indian
NJ. Olmsted, l722 by lS7 feet, in Eas
Dallas, north Of the fair grounds, fu
$500.
j. w. Cornelius ana wife to A. p. Coz
ntlius, lot 4, block 8, in the town {
Cedar Hill, for $1,000.
j. w. Lane and wife to A. Il. Davis.
= by 40 feet, the west corner OF Eakin an
% Preston streets, for $3.50
? Il Il. Cooley and wife to S. V. Hattie
their undivided one-half interest in al
TO 50 acres in the Henry Banks surve,
for 800.
70 John Hicks and wife to Mary Peter
u q by 100 feet, on northeast side of AkaT
i kstreet, in block ~, for $SiO.
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Politicians Jubilnnt-rhs Drouth-sick-
nesA-Dusiness Good, Etc.

Politicians Jubilant Drouth-sick-
ness-Businc-s Good, Etc.
BAIRD, Aug. ~ Correspondence +
On tho 18th inst, our delegates to the
Senatorial convention loft for Abilene.
aud returned somewhat jubilant over
the result, M the convention decided
that no convention had been legally
called, aud adjourned without any nom
nation.
The dronth continues alarming, and
we all fear the result. In spite OF this
drawback, our town Is improving, aud
each day some new feature presents II
self.
The doctors now will be little NOR,
active, as several cases of sickness NJ,
reported,
A few DAYS ago two railroaders haC
a little difficulty, but nothing seri
Gus was the result. The aggressinl
party enriched the county treasury I,
the amount OF 81.
Business here is good, under the cir
CumStanUeS.
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The following new telephone subscrib
ors have been connected with the Eri'
Telegraph and Telephone company
exchange this month: James u. Simp
son, residence, East Dallas; ). ). Floy,
Il Co., cotton, grain and provisio
brOk, RS, Gil Elm street; Paul Erb, sta
TONER, etc, ~ Main street; II. X. Rog
| ers, residence, MaSten street; j. l.
Fears, stationer, etc, sos Main street
We will begin running number q
wires To connect new subscribers on tn
new line of polls we have just built on
aud around extreme East Dallas til,
coming week. &. A. REAn,
Muuuner
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FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot.
DAII,Aa. TEXAH.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Are prepared TO do all kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work a
speciality, Repairing Machinery, Iron and
BrnSs Castings, aud In tact everything In the
line executed ana finished in manner equal
10 the best shops in the whole country.
Models made TO order. Don't forget we have
the Beat Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts for tho iron work on
oil kinds OF machinery desired. boat forge
the place you want good, substantial work
done NJ living prices.
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The undersigned having leased tn,
Rock College, will open n select school
september |. Patronage solicited
French aud German taught. Also va
ral and Instrumental music anu
thorough bass. Terms payable in at
vance ut the beginning of each month
Primary department. .............. ..... a. o
Preparatory, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. > o
Academic ........... .............,......., = "
Collegiate ............... .......... ........ o
For further particulars apply to
Mrs. ELAA Groom,
Principal.
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Dallas Female College Opens Next Mon


day.
The subscriber very much regrets that
the crowding duties incident to his re
cent removal to Texas, and the con
stantly multiplying claims upon his per
sonal attention, in the matter of furnish.
ing and reiitting tho college building in
time Tor the fall opening, have denied
him the opportunity of paying, in per
son, his respects to the friends of educa
lion in aud around the city of Dallas.
He feels that in this curtailment O
privilege, he has been at decided disad
vantage, in comparison with othe
schools, and hereby requests those fl
vorable to the establishment in Dallas
If good day and boarding school 70
girls and young ladies, to call All,
be shown through the apartments of tn
building. respectfully,
w. k. JONES,
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MIllcr,s I.IhrtMIitN.

will do work as low ~ any photogra-
pher in the city, aud will furnish not
only cabinets and cards, but also our
large work at reduced prices. Cali be.
fore making arrangements for sittings
and you will 20 no further. Our lists
Tor line prices will be given Just tn,
saue rs If we mad not reduced Oui
prices. Miller, 62l Elm street, makes N,
bogus advertisements.
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Tl,te will } Q a Service of Song at the
First CON ErrgIuoual church, Rev. &. 1.
Scoiield pastor, Tonight, beginning a.
S:3O promptly, The choir of this church
IS large and ilnurishing, aud is under tn .
leadership of G. 4. Capwcll. Tho
ullertory win hc devoted to he organ
fund Of the church. Al are cor dolly IN
vitod. Belt Line cars pas church,
o.ner Bryan aud lIarwO 'd streets.
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>mnAInr whllo lie pled.

The heroic death on board the Gilon ol
SENIOR Nicholas de Alcazary ochoa, who,
rather than endanger the lives of hls
fellow-passengors by adding one more in
the small boats in which they had taken
ren,ge, went down with theve,-el. waiv-
ins nus nanu as d last Adieu ami cainiIy
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Tho Nrrinn of the G Lnrn.

rhc uXpiora ION of this plrt Of Afric.
opens up vast field Tor American CON.
icrcc. The chicl drawback is malaria
which attacks strangers and prOstruto'
iaria is Browns Iron Bitters. There are
not many drug stores IN the Congo r.,
zion, hut all re- .pccttble druggists an,
dealers in medicines IN this country ar,
supp led with Browns Iron Bittors, an,
speak highly Of II.