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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Spanish Government is very active
in checking revolutionary movements, but
fresh plots are continually discovered.
Mr.. CONVERSE, of Ohio, has substitute
for the Morrison tariff bill, which he will
introduce. The measure cuts into the in
ternal taxes, and is intended to reduce the
revenue S7O,G00,000
AT Buffalo, n. V, serious trouble is ap-
pretended between 'longshoremen AMI Ital-
ian laborers.
A CALL has been issued for $1,000 900
three per cents.
THE case recently brought by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company against GER
tain employees of the Baltimore g. Ohio
Telegraph Company in Philadelphia for
forcible entry was brought up on the I'd,
on habeas corpus, and dismissed.
A MASON COUNTY NV. Va.) jury sem
fenced man to thirty days imprison.
ment for murder, and the people became
so excited about it that the Sheriff sent
for supply of cartridges. 1t looked like
a Cincinnati case repeated.
THIRTEEN deaths occurred from yellow
fever last week in Havana.
SINCE January the exports of specie
reach al, l90, 800; during last week, So, 49,.
663.
RENEWED reports of the capture of Ber-
Der were current on the 4th.
HUNDREDS of Italian railroad laborers
are being imported into Toronto, Ont, to
supply the places of strikers.
On the 81 Astor's new steel yacht was
launched. 1t is the largest pleasure vessel
ever built.
THE English chief-of-stah at Cairo has
been ordered to London to explain the
military situation.
A FRESH note is being prepared by the
Pope to the Powers regarding the proposed
sale of property of the propaganda.
On the Sd a negro who eloped with a
white woman at Bonneville, N. Y, was
arrested, and was with the greatest diff.
Guilty saved from lynching.
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The British have sent a war-ship to in
ves;igate report that vessel has been
burnt and her crew murdered by the ma.
tives of Cay Island, West Indies.
THE Provincial Treasurer of Quebec re-
ports that there has been for years an an
uual deficit OF $500, 900 to $4,000 and that
retrenchment or an increase of revenue is
necessary.
THE river and harbor bill has been com.
pleted. The COMMITTEES left the door open
for changes vt final meeting, but have
no intention of Increasing any of the APP
preparations. The Missouri River is al
lowed only S5o0.o0o
RAIN fell in Pennsylvania ON the 4th
aud put out some of the fires on the noun
tains.
THE Glasgow Underwriters will lose
$4,000 should the steamship State Of
Florida prove TO be lost.
THE wsrliks Preparations in China are
principally defensive.
THE new Russian loan is complete sue
cess.
In Brazil there are still 100000 slaves.
The work Of emancipation goes slowly for
ward.
THE harbor of Buffalo is sufficiently clear
of ice TO afford easy navigation.
THE National Undertakers' Convention
will meet at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 2sth.
THE railways of Canada have abolished
special privileges to commercial travellers.
IT is thought general strike among the
iron workers of the West will occur about
June 1.
The failure of the Ceylon Company of
London is announced. Its indebtedness to
the Oriental Bank is $2,c0),O00.
On the 9TH the General Conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church met
at Baltimore, Md.
THE seventh annual convention of cot
ton-seed crushers OF the United States met
on the 9th in st. Louis, Mo.
GERMANY, Austria and Russia are to dis
cuss measures looking to the superyis-
ion, production and sale of explosives.
IMPORTANT public works OF vast benefit
to Louisville and to Ohio River navigation
are projected, and Congress will be asked
for aid.
THE losses by fire in the United States
and Canada for April is reported at SlO,-
100000. Since January it has been $751;
$4,000.
On the 9th the twenty-second anniver-
sary of the defeat of the French army at
Pueblo was celebrated with great pomp at
the City of Mexico.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the
Egyptian conference TO meet in London
the first week in June. 1t is expected to
last three weeks.
AT Buffalo, N. Y, on the 9th, union
'longshoremen uncoupled car upon
which a number of Italian laborers were
being hauled to the docks, and chased them
Off.
THE Bishops at the Methodist General
Conference in Philadelphia give the in
crease in church membership for the past
four years as so, 222,
NUMEROUS aIt,&s-pf persons supposed
to be Nlhilists and of artillery officers said
to have been connected with the murder of
General Sudeiken, are reported from st.
Petersburg.
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A Standing Passenger Train Run Into by n
Locomotive and n General Smash-up
Results-Two Persons Fatally and a Num-
Der Badly Injured.
CHICAGO, I'LL, May6.
An almost impenetrable fog prevailed
over the southern part of this city yester-
day morning. The Chicago and Eastern
Illinois suburban train left Auburn with
passengers coming into the city. A stop
was made at South EnSlewood.
Just as it was pulling out, heavy loco
motive of the Grand Trunk Road, which
enters the city over the same tracks,
plunged into the rear of the passenger
train, splitting the last car and telescop-
ing the other two, pinning the passen-
gers in the broken timbers and flooding
the interior with steam from the
engine boiler Two persons were proba-
bly, fatally and about twenty others seri-
ously injured.
Following is a list of the injured:
Henry Wilson, engineer of the passen-.
ger train, cut about the breast and face,
two ribs broken.
John Carroll, Englewood, ribs broken.
7. j. Murphy, Englewood, badly cut.
about head and body.
man named Williams, leg broken.
j. Cahill, Englewood, body crushed.
w. Cookie, EnglewOod, both legs broken
and one eye destroyed.
A. G. Massey, Englewood, head and
body injured.
A. }. Hewett, head cut.
j. Somers, arm broken.
j. NJ. Mccarthy, internal injuries.
+. Wilson, internal injuries.
NJ. j. McGrath, leg crushed.
Nine others were injured, but were re-
moved before their names were learned.
1t is thought that Wilson and
Cookie will die. Engineer Terwillger,
of the Grand Trunk engine, was
arrested and locked up in the town of
| Lake Police Station, but subsequently re-
leased on bond. He claims that the acct
dent was due to fog; that he did not see
| the lights of the train in time to avert the
accident.
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Political.
PINCKNEYvILLE,

PINCkNEYNILLE, III, May 9.
The Democracy of Perry County met at
this place yesterday to appoint delegates
to the State, Congressional, Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions. The conven-
ton instructed for the Hon. Carter
Harrison, of Chicago, for Governor, and
the Hon. Henry Setter, of st. Clair Coun-
ty, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and for tie
Hon. VIM. X. Murphy, of this place, for
Congress from this CTwentieth) district,
and for the Hon. j. j. Higgins, for State
Senator from this (Forty-eighth) Sena-
torial District. The best of feeling pre-
vailed, and the Democracy feel hopeful
OF rolling up good majority for the
nominees this fall.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the night of the Goth Allen ingalls,,
one of the murderers of the Taylor family
at Avondale, o., hanged HIMSELF the Gin
cinnati Jail.
TIE robbers and murderers who have
been operating in West Virginia were
caught on the 30th and taken to st. Adams.
While being removed for safe keeping two
of them were taken from the officers and
lynched.
In Buenos Ayres terrible storm pre-.
vailed on the Both. Houses were destroyed,
rivers overlooked and numbers OF lives
were lost. The rainfall was the heaviest
i'll fourteen years.
WALLACE 81 Co.'s circus was mobbed by
gang of roughs at Montpelier, Ind, on
the LIST. One man was fatally wounded.
One of the walls of the Cincinnati Court
house fell on the 1st killing one of the men
employed on it.
THE gang OF robbers who attacked the
bank at Harper, Kas., were caught on the
LIST and were promptly lynched. They
proved to be the Marshal and Deputy Mar
shall of Caldwell, Kas., and two cowboys.
On the LIST large number of workmen
were injured by the fall of the wall of a
burnt buildingin London.
A SECTION OF the stand ut the Cincinnati
baseball park fell on the 1st under the
weight of a crowd. Many persons were
hurt.
ROBBERY of the mails from British Col
umbia for Europe on wholesale plan is
reported TO have taken place on the North
ern Pacific Road.
NEAR Ashland, Pa, the forest fires de-
stroyed fifty square miles of timber.
AT Brisbin, Pa, 800, 900 fire occurred
on the 3D., destroying most of the town.
GILMAN's DEPOT, N. Y, a small village,
was entirely destroyed by fire on the 81.
On the Sd seven men were fatally injured
by boiler explosion as WATERFOWL. N. Y.
IT is stated that the damage by the
storm in the harbor of Burlington, VT, on
the night of the Cd is $10J,00j.
Two empty life-boats belonging to the
State Line steamship State of Florida have
been picked up at sea and the vessel is
supposed to have been lost. Some OF
+ O'Donovan Rossa's men were on board.
On the 9TH the Pebbly Beach House,
Gloucester, Mass, burned. Loss, $4,000
AT Turtle Creek, Pa, Thos. Simmons has
been arrested on the charge of killing his
mother-in-law.
| On the night of the 4th John Good, q
farmer near Morgantown, o., was mortally
wounded by an unknown assassin.
On the 9th L. d. White was shot and
killed by Samuel Jackson, while under the
influence of liquor, near Lena, Park
County, Ind.
On the night of the 4th George Osborne
toll collector at Portage Lake Bridge, Lake
| Superior, Cooper County, Mich, was shot
and instantly killed in a very mysterious
| manner.
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PISTOLS ADJOURN A COURT.
An Iowa Justice Terrorized by Gambler
and an EX-DiVine.

AUDUBON, IA, Mays.
William j. Morrow, proprietor OF a
skating rink in Manning, Iowa, was as
saulted on the streets in that place by two
low women in Des Moines, who threw
cayenne pepper into his eyes, cowhided
him and shot at him three times 4 he was
retreatiug.
This morning the two "maids" were
brought into court, when their brother,
John w. Harden, a gambler notorious
throughout Iowa and Missouri, rose up
with brace of pistols and threatened to
shoot any one who appeared on the stand
to testify against his sisters. The Court.
was frightened and adjourned at once.
Harden keeps Il notorious house in Des
Moincs, but his wife earns her living At
Manning by teaching in the pubic
schools. Harden was Methodist
preacher in Extra, this county, six years
ago.
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CHARLES NJ. STEELE, business manager
of the Cincinnati Ne,os-JOurRal, has been
appointed receiver of that paper.
ADvICRs from Dublin state that Michael
Davitt has abandoned politics and gone to
Australia. He and Parnell disagreed.
On the 9th Fitzgerald, accused of being
an Invincible, was arraigned at Sligo, Ire
land. Moran, the informer, gave testimony
against him.
THE st. Louis girl, Bertha Smith, who
disappeared mysteriously about the same
tine "a Mary Churchill, has been found in
Cor, neil Bluffs.
II is stated that Kellogg wants to go be-
fore the Committee on Expenditures in the
Department Of Justice With counsel and
submit to an investigation.
JUDGE WALLACE has ordered Shipping
Commissioner Duncan, of New York, to
show cause why he should not be removed
for malfeasancs in Office.
In the suit of Mary Z. Booth, daughter
OF Junius Brutus Booth against Agnes
Booth, instituted to recover portion of
the estate left by the actor, q compromise
has been effected.
AN endeavor will be made by Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, with his followers, to
form q new party, the chief feature of
which will be the adoption of a Conserva-
tive Democratic programme.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

BY request of the French authorities
Ruiz Gorilla has taken his taken departure
from France.
THE Senate confirmed Henry w. Cannon,
of Minnesota, as Comptroller of the Cur
rency.
KING JOHN of Abyssinia has refused to
allow Admiral Hewitt's Bashi-Bazouks to
cross the frontier.
THE appointment of Shut Sing Chin as
Chinese Minister to France in place of Mar
quis Tseng is announced.
HINTS are current that some foreign
power is encouraging Nubar Pasha to On
gage in intrigues against the British.
MINISTER FOSTER intimates that General
Badeau's statements about the Spanish
commercial treaty are sustained by the
facts.
The delegates from Nebraska to the Re-
publican Convention at Chicago are said to
be all Blaine men, though the convention
refused to instruct for the Plumed Knight.
EDWARD HANLAN is to row with Lay.
cock in Australia.
IT is said the Pope will create the Arch
bishop of Scotland Cardinal.
On the Sd DAILY, Egan and mcdonnell
were arraigned at Birmingham charged
with treason felony. They were remanded
for week.
MINISTER LOWELL is to deliver an adj
dress before the Wordsworth Society in
England.
THE walking match in New York ended
on the 3rd with Fitzgerald in the lead. his
score being 61O miles. Rowell made GO2;
Panchot, 566; Noremac, 545; Herty, $50;
Vint, $50, and Elson, 525. Fitzgerald and
no al
ords.
On the 3D. motion was made in the
Washington Criminal Court looking to the
dlsbarment of Bliss &nd Ker for slandering
the Judges. 1t was not entertained.
A DISPATCH from Lieutenant Emory of
the relief steamer Bear from st. Johns says
the ice conditions are reported favorable,
and that the reward offered has tempted
whalers to hurry out of port in the hope of
finding the Greedy party.
SPANISH Government officials announce
that Ruiz Gorilla has no influence with the
army or the public.
On the 4th the widow of Ferdinand VI of
Austria died at Prague.
BLAINE figures out his own strength at
S67 delegates; Arthur, 23i, and Logan, 90.
In Moscow plot TO assassinate the Gear
has been discovered.
GENERAL BApEAU's accounts as Consul
General at London are said to be in arrears
1850 on account of relief for disabled sea-
men and 1918 on account of consular fees.
The Havana accounts have not yet been
made up.
The Senate has confirmed James A. Con-
nelly, of Illinois, as solicitor of the Treas
ury.
THE National Convention of the Anti
Monopolists will meet at the Briggs House,
Chicago, May II.
EMPEROR WILLIAM of Germany sent
Queen Victoria an autograph letter during
her soiourn at Darmstadt.
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A SUBURBAN SMASH.

A Standing Passenger Train Run Into by n
Locomotive and n General Smnsh-up
Results-Two Persons Fatally and "A Num-
Der Badly Injured.
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PROFESSIONAL.
+ HALL BELL, Mp.
once In rear OF Murdoch BaldWins
drug store. Telephone at oifice and residence,
A RTHUB Nj. MILLER,
"A Attorney-At-Law,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
CHESNUTT 4 WELBoRNE,
~ Attorneys-at-Iau and Land Agents,
Henrietta, Texas.
j. y. CllRsNUTr. X. ID. WELBoBNH.
MARSHALL 4 STRANGE,
IVA Attorneys-at-Law,
No. D Main street, Dallas, Texas
n. I, MARSHALL. w. II, STRANGE
X s. BELL, County Attorney,
IL Attolney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County, Texas
w. B'"G'e' WRIGHT H;id1a,
No. us Main street, up sI',Ts Dallas - fe.as.
A RNoLD, GLASGOW Il ARNOLD,
n A,torneys-at-Law,
Graham, Texas
Office I'm Federal court building, v'eat side
pablo square. VIII practice In the State and
Federal courts.
IoHN W. DOREMUs,
~ Attorney-at-La and LaNh agent,
Commercial practice solicited ' ''-'''
| CAEswEIL6 FULLER,
~ auorneys-at-LRw,
- Decatur, Texas.
", u. OARSWkLi. FULLY A. FULLER.
HALL 4 PATTON.
IL Law and Isnd Ayents
AlSarado, JOhuSot County, Texas,
hsitf O. AlvGroGr NqAly, II. y. rrgeioyo. l.
N. Hlll, N. +, sparks
NElIL@ YOUNG,
n ~ stephenvllle, ErRth County, Texas.
n. H. ~ hiLi' ---- LEE YouNo.
JAMES A. COX, MD,
~ OcuiiSt and AuriaL
Ah Main Street, Dallas Texas
Ofice hours . a. IN. TO 70 IA. md q to4 ". m.
A BERNATHY BROS,
n Attorneys-nt-Law,
-, q, ,,.,... Mckinney, Texas.
W. AZ AhHFNNrhf' NJ. q, ABERNATBY'
' INDsLES q BRADFORD.
II Attorneys and CoUnsslIors Al Law
go 40 Main Street QIindsley buildInpl. Daiiaa
IeXaS. Give special attention tc commercial
ana corporation law In state aud Federal
courts
| CARTER d WRIGHT,
" httorneys-at-Law,
kltsf' AA"N'i"t iblu hIttn Nounty, Texas.
pOONE Il SCARBOROUGH.
- Lawyers, Land and Collecting A rents,
r,,,,.,,. ~ Swcotwater, Texas
JOSEPH BooNR. ]. y. BoA NBoRouGT'
- Notary Publlc'
pOACH & RICHARDS,
~ Attorneys-at-LAw,
nm, Weatherford, Tcgaa
WIN give prompt attention 10 business i'm
any 81 the courts Of the state, In connection
with Mack y, Roach 4 Co. surveyors, do a
general land business. Collections a spocialty'
4. y, hoAoh. j. NJ. RICHARDS.
IL tttV.nay-at-I.aw,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent.
------.- Abilene, Texas.
II 4. MELvEN,
liz Attorney -at-Lsw and Rankpr.
- seymour, Baylor County, Tuxa.
hSohanye bought and sold on ali The prin-
g Is, COLEMAN,
NJ attorney-Et-Lnw,
c.,--,, Colorado CITY, Texas
collections promptly attended 10.
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~ Attorneys-at-LAw.
,u Office No. 7g3 Main ~,
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NIAns
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e;M A. n.
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9;0 p. N.
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Sick Headache.

One single Sose of BaileY's Saline Aporieut
will cure II nine times in ten cases T. is the mild.
est, best ami cheapest substitute for Pills in the
world. It cures constipation, biliousnrss, sick
stomach, sick headache heart burn, acid stomach:
relieves indigestion, refreshes and inviRorate,
the weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, acts
gently npon the liver and kidneys, allavs symp.
regulates the flow of bile, mitgates the panes OF
Rheumatism, cleanses the stomach and Keeps tho
brain cool and clear.
When you need a purgative-ty II. Largo
Bottles 50 cents. 1t is IS pleasant an slAss o.
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ULCERS 20 YEARS

A member OF my church has been entirely,
cured otsu liberated sore leg of twenty fv,
years standing by using two bottles of Swirl,
specific. She had various kinds OF treatment
snd had almost despair d OF being well
Switts Spcci nc cured her and ahe feels thai
she has u new lease on life.
j. H. RUMPLkR, Pastor Metz. Church,
Macon, Ga, July IA, 1854
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" y Laumnn's FIorldn wn,,r

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INoCULATED POISON,

sone eight years ago became the yiotIn,
Of earful Blood Poison, communicated BY
a nurse TO my infant, and u nee through
the breast aud suffered for Is long years.
TO drive the poi on further Into my system
only TO bresk cut in worse form on othe nor
lions Of my body. Three months ago / began
aking Swin's Specific, and IL has cured me
sound and well. IL Ia the greatest blessipg
which has come TO mankind IN years.
MRS. T.W. LEE, GIeenvilie, Ala sent tlsssl
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AN OLD PHARMACIST.

nave had TO do with Blood Diseases AM,
selling Blood Remedies fer y years, and de-
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pest, Nunbors OF cures OF Blood Poison b,
lts use nave come under my observation auG
some fthem wonderful. II ia nu excellent
tonic. and is used largely by delicate ladies
ana children. BEING entirely vegetable, ii
Goes not produce any bad effects like potash
fixtures, and IL the most satisfactory rem
edy mat lSell q. ". DIXON,
Auburn, Ala, Sept Is, lss4.
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EozEMAi

MY dsughter, seven years old has been af
nleted win Eczema for two years, and ans
trying other remedies In vain. rave Ia.
Swilts Specific, a. =. $. and one and a hal
bottles cured her sound and we'll. IL Is III,
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vANDERBILrs MIuIIoNs,

Sonld not buy rom me what Swift's Sine
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IN in its worst form, after Ind snf,,rcd wiz,
IL uiteen long years, and had tried All III,
remedies, only 90 break down my health ami,
make me almost helpless
MRS. ELiHABErH BAKER
Acworth, Ga July is. 1874
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purkee's Cold Meat Sauce and Salad
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Ehis camons Remedy for Con.
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raBts
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az MARIETTA, GA, March ~, $50.
~ months ago | bought u bottle OF
n BradHeld's Female Regulator.
ed 1t IN my family with great sat
Hpn' | have recommended il 10
, Families, and they have found IL
Inst what is claimed for it. The
rs who have used it are now in
~ health and able to attond to
household duties.
REy. III. h. JOHNSON.
~ for our Treatise on "lIealth and
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Tho celobratod chef dc cuisine ON.
Dyed ~ the Glon Lea, is prepared ia
rnish meals for hWnGucts and special
pper7 pr the shortest notice.
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fvepf tho bCst tivo.oont cigars in the
lru' Rnd chance Ia tho drawing, an
- ccntS, at b. Calm & Co.'s.
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the hnnStahle Shoe company have
uargep lheir retail departments aud ara
eparing FOR a large fail trade.
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B L o o d

An Interesting treatIse on blood and SKIN nlscass
Will be mailed ec 10 any one who viii send ther Nc
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4 pair PUNISHABLE boots were made
\ 70 since May Is, 1888.
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o'tlAoloS
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Cleopatra and Mrs Langtrv, although OF diff,
erent nauonalities, are types Of beauty which all
admire. Each one had secret IN retaining their
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakfast
to prevent all female irregularities, while the other
used iron FOR the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Now these two grea. secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, for ths
special prevention and cure OF all female com.
plants and Irregularities that afct old and young
females, which Is acknowledged to be the grand.
est success rs female regulator and iron tonic
ever before known. II is known aS DR.. Drom.
CODES English Female Bitttrs and il regulates
and removes gll tnunthly excesses, distractions
and irregularities, it builds up all broken down
constitutions, strengthens the weak and feeble,
tnpar,s iron 10 the blood, beauty to haggard Tea.
lures and bloom to faded cheeks.
II cures Mysteries. Leucorrhua, ehlorosis, sick
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