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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. Governments
steady.
Railways firm.
State securities more active.
The stock market opened weak and
lower for Canada Southern, Central Pa
ellie, Lackawanna, Louisville Il Nash
vile, Lake Shore, Kansas Il Texas, New
y ork Central and Union Pacific. Louis
vile Nashville were especially weak,
falling of from 374 to 33i5 on sales for
London account, decline outside this
stock ranged from = to 2 per
cent. Before l0:l5 the temper of
speculation changed and prices
advanced rapidly. Improvements being
equal To %@25s per cent, A report OF
shipments Of gold from the other side
had favorable effect and led to purchases
FOR long account. In the afternoon there
was less doing, and prices sold of H@
| s per cent. The market closed gener-
ally weak compared with last night, and
closing prices are L@lh per cont. higher
for Canada Southern, I.ackawaIna,
Canadian Pacific, Denver, Erie, North
ern Pacific preferred, Oregon Transcon-
tinental, Pacific Mail, Omaha, Wabash
and Western Union, and h@2A per
cent. lower for Central Pacific, 81. Paul,
Lake Shore, Louisville Il Nashville,
Missouri Pacific, Kansas ~ Texas, New
Jersey Central, New York Central, and
Wabash preferred. Transactions $4,000
shares
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Personal.

J. y. Johnson left via the Missouri
Pacific for Denver.
County Attorney c. +. Clint is rusti-
eating in the country.
d. W. Barnett, Colorado City, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
w. C. Bailey, Of ST. Paul, one of the
boys, is at the Windsor.
NJ. Ullman, of Ullman, Lewis & Co.,
Galveston, is ut the Windsor.
+. G. Burke left last evening for Cleve-
land via the Missouri Pacific.
Miss Nellie McCullum, of Austin, is
visiting the family Of Col. w. w. Leak.
Edward johnson leaves on this morn
ing's Texas a Pacific train for Nash
yillo.
Edward Gray, Esq, left the city last
night for Tennessee, whittier he goes to
spend couple of weeks visiting his
mother
1kRev. DIR. Joseph Silverman, of Cincin-
natl, lectured last evening at Temple
EMANUEL to large and approciative
audience.
Mr.. Harry 5. Trezevant leaves this
morning for Memphis, combining bust
ness with pleasure. lie will be absent
two or three weeks.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs, candidate for
Leutenant-GoVer returned yester-
day from Weatherlord, where he adj
dressed the people.
John p. Adams, q prominent lawyer of
New York, is at the Windsor. lie Is
making tour of Texas, looking into the
copper interests ofthe State.
Cadet b. Il. Buck, en- route from his
home ut llillsborO on his return to West
Point, made the HERALD n pleasant call
yesterday. He will remain over here
until Monday.
4. $. Burnett, attorney at law, form
orly of this city, but now of Monticello,
Missouri, Is in the city on visit and
will remain over TO the reunion. He
says a large number of Missourians will
attend
Mr.. Il. =. Cowen arrived home yoster-
day from tour of Europe. lie left the
party with whom he was travelling,
composed of Mr.. A. Davis and wife, Mr..
j. G. 0'Connor and Mai. II. V. Tomp-
kins, in Paris. He says that the cholera
scare has destroyed travel through Eu-
rope.
Col. l.. l.. Cheney, of Chicago, passed
through the city yesterday TO spend a
few days at the Lake City. Col. c. Is
one Of The most popular gentlemen who
| travels IN Texas, and his friends are
numbered by the score, and among the
best business men in every city or town
he visits,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August First Race
Savanna, first; Flyaway, second; Quick
step, third. Savanna made play through
out from Flyaway and won easily bv
eight lengths, six between second and
third. Time-l:51.
Second Race--Eirst heat: Boulevard
first; Ida X, second; Echo, third. Ida
X made play from Boulevard until n
furlong from home, where the favorite
came out and won easilyby two lengths.
Fimo-l:22.
Second heat: Bouleard first; Echo.
second; Ida X, third. Echo made the
running, followed by Ida X, until quar-
ter Of milo from home, where Boule-
ward took second place to Echo and won
good race by head. Time-1:22.
Third Race-Harrigan, first; Bahama,
second; Earnest, third. Eileen, 1arrigan
and Earnest made play from the start
until near the three-quarter pole. Here
Ilmrlgan took the running from Eileen,
Earnest and Bahama and won easily by
three lengths, two lengths between sec
ond and third. Time-l:OGl%.
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Brlghton Rcnch Rnoes.

NEW York, Aug. l. Brighton Beach
races; Weather pleasant; track heavy;
attendance large;
First Racial ages, three-fourths of
a mile; Rothschild won; Tallegrand,
second; Blizzard, third. Time-l:23.
Second Racial ages, three-quarters
OF mile; Remember won; win Davis,
second; Billy O'Neil third. Time
l:24h.
Third Race-Selling allowances, one
mile: lnconstant won; Regret, second
King Tom, third. Time-l:5l.
Fourth Racial ages, mile and a
lurlong: Blue Peter won; Ghost, sec
ond; FAREWELL third. -2:O4l5.
Fifth Racial ages, seven furlongs:
Montauk won; Wood1ower, second;
King Fan, third. Time-l: 35.
Sixth Race-IIandcap hurdle race.
mile and a quarter, five hurdles: Vol
taire won; Charlie Bader, second; Paw
nee, third. Time -2:29H.
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DNpoN, Aug. l.-Daly's self-defence
very able. He argued that nothing
been proved against HIM except he
borne an assumed name, but the
en moved about under an assumed
le. Why had he not as good right?
asked for justice, not mercy. He
.ggtilied that he was on trial before
Ehshme1 There was no clap-trap as
Ireland. The prosecution, he said,
d to show that he had joined the
4, 10 cOerce the government.
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Hickox & Patterson sell the famous
Sanchez a Haya cigars.

The courtesy existing between Mexi-
cans even OF the lower classes has been
frequently remarked by those who have
been thrown In contact with these poo.
pie. Their conversation abounds In
polite phrases, and n stranger listening
without knowing who the parties We're
talking would mistake the intercourse
OF the commonest Mexicans for some
mighty grandees Il he were un-
aaguainted with their customs, Eagle
Pass Journal.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York
city save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop ut tho Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up Mt a
cost of Sl,OOO,OOO, reduced TO 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. llle-
vator Restaurant supplied with the
railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money ut the Grand
Union hotel than in any other frst-class
hotel in the city.
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Gold in Our Old FIeIds.

When we consider the health to be
better than wealth, then must we con
slider the old field mulloin better than
gold-at least the medical world so
recognize 1t, and attests its merits over
cod liver oil for lung troubles. Made
In tea and combined with sweet gum
IL presents in Taylor's Cherokee Rem
ody of Sweet Gum and Mullen, pleas
ant and effective cure for GROUP, Whom
ing-cough, colds and consumption.
Sold by all druggists at % cents and 81
a bottle.
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Longs Lake mud Retnrn.

During the reunion of Confederate
soldiers at Dallas, August 9th to 9th,
inclusive, the Missouri Pacific railway
company will run an excursion train
between Dallas and the oncampment
grounds, Nongs Lake, leaving East
Dallas every half hour commencing Mt
7 a. m. Fair for round trip, Twenty-Five
cents. Parties should not DELAY i'm
tickets as they will be re-
quired to show them before entering the
cars. B. w. MCCULLoUGH,
A. G.. p. Il Y. A. Galveston.
Il. p. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
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Attention is called TO the certificate of
Mrs. Julia l.. Fisk, acknowledging the
Mutual Benefit Association of Texas,
whose Office is in Fort Worth, Texas.
This association has been running now
for eleven months,and this IL the second
death during this time, both of which
were for 5000, both We're promptly paid
within thirty days after death.
The association is purely Masonic,
taking In only Masons, their wives,
widows, daughters and mothers. II Is
regularly incorporated under the laws
of the state of Texas, and II il managed
by well known Masons, who have
energy and business ability, and with
the solid plan OF benefits, Il presents the
strongest claims upon the Masonic fra
ternity.
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> = - - n IN A n EV Il R !!

flrlongs; Reverta was not hea led and
won easily by nine lengths: Peppercorn,
second. half a length from Titus, third
Time-l:07.
Fifth Race-Owners' handicap, one
and one-eighth miles SEDAN and Hearne
ran dead heat; Revoke bad third,
Fime-2:02A. When the heat was run
OH Sedan won easily by four lengths.
Time-2:02A.
Sixth Race--For non-winners, five
turlongs: Bluebird won easily by four
lengths; Eva, second; Goodrich, third,
four lengths OIL. Time-t:O5.
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Shreveport VS.. Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH, Aug. Especial. "A
fair sized crowd went to the base ball
park this afternoon to witness the game
between the Shreveport and Fort Worth
mines. The Shreveport nine won the
game by score of II to II. Fort Worth
was the strongest in the field and equal
at the bat, but made costly errors at
critical times. The gate receipts wore
better than any former day in Fort
Worth
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shipwreclk-Crew snyed.

ISpoN, Aug. 1.-The British steam
Iittania, which left New York July
b London, was wrecked Off Portland
idnight Wednesday. The crew was
Il. The sinking was caused by a
sion with the steamer Bellcairn
Hartlepool for Cadi2. The Bellcairn
led the Brittania's crew and landed
ut Southampton.
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Chicago Races.

CmcAao. Aug. !. Attendance at the
Chicago Driving Park was good; track
stiff; weather lne.
First neutrality-suspicious. OF n mile;
Oaks and Gilmore ran very close
together Gilmore winning hv halt u
length after driving tlnlsh; Oaks, Soc
ond; Foglc, poor tltird. Time -liiSls.
Second Rlcc-Nlile and quarters:
Athlpne and Nnnitau ram almost even
for sovcn.piuhths of mile. Here Bon
ham moved upnnd the driving finish re-.
suited In Ath,onc winning by half u
head; Bouham, soGoudi Malloy, bad
third.
Third Race ono milo; The race
home was between lIidha aud Brown,
Maria having quit at tho head stretch
Kioba won easy by lcngth; Brown,
second; lleartless, bad third.
Fourth Race-For non-winners, Eve
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Tone of the stock Mnrket.

NEW YORK, Aug. Governments
steady.
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DAILY Denounces Detectives.

YDoN, Aug. l.-Daly denounced the
,tiyes and officials of Dublin Cas-
The latter, he said, reduced Dublin
e condition Of Sodom and Common
He admitted having buried nitro
crime in garden, and that he had
osives in his possession, but con-
ed that this fact did not constitute
son or felony.
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war Seems nneyitahIe.

DYDoy, Aug. IA dispatch today
Foo Chaw to Reuter-, asserts the
! bal impression in that city is that
between France and China is inev-
E. Both natives and foreigners
leaving the city. Marines landed
British coarvette. Champion, as
| by the gun-boat Merlin, are
ling the foreign settlements.
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ASHlNoroN, Aug. 1.-The decrease
pc public debt during July was 3d.
-so' cash in treasury, SiO5,9lO, OOi; gold
'ncates, SllS,Ol7,S3O; silver certiG-
n, Sl2O,lH,3ll; certificates of deposit,
HYl'Oni rounding &c ,tiicates, S2ii,.
legal tenders, S5iBNSl,Ol6 fractional
Iehcy, SG07,Sm.
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REIGN FERMENTATI0NS.
REFUSES INDEMNITY.
Bronze Model-War Between Frog
,,ters and Rat-eaters Inevitable
Returning Refugees at Mar
seilles-Trade Opening.
Refuses to Pay Indemnity-Lives
oF Foreipners Sofa

of Foreigners not Safe.
MOON, August IA Times dispatch
Foo Chow, July 3lst, says: China
refused to pay indemnity demanded
France. Time granted China by
zee to decide upon the matter has
prolonged beyond August LIST. A
at edict has been issued ordering
"A not to modest foreigners. French
ians and mandarins, however, as
that the lives of foreigners are not
An English flag ship is landing
,rs to act in defense OF foreigners in
Chow. The China merchant fleet
been sold to an American firm for
400 taels, nearly $7,900,O00. War, To
is imminent.
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AUSTIN, Aug. L. Special. The
Comptroller paid into the treasury dur
ing July $365,OOO of general revenue and
S221 500 available school fund.
The Land Board to-day received bids
from the following counties: Kinney.
Stonewall,, Young, Nueces, Fisher,
Brown, Palo Pinto.
The total amount received from lease
of school lands and turned over to the
available school fund to date is $0SGOs;
university, Sl,7l0; asylum, $50.
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Appropriations.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Ia bill was intro
aueed IN the lower House of the Munich
pal "a as assembly this evening appropriating
slo,9oO TO the Board of Health for special
sanitary purposes, and resolution was
auopted Tor the appointment of a special
committee to confer with the Police
board with reference to the SANITARY
of the city. w i'''"i' }
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pYDoN, Aug. 1.-Race for Malcomb
Ees, for two-year-olds, at Goodwood
lay, was won by Luminary; Peter
ln, second; Cross Patch, third. -Four
tiers,
pee for Chesterfield cup won by
Nm; Lucerne, second; Cohort, third.
Lrnn starters.
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and Typographical survey, under tho
personal supervision of Prof. a III II
In, ahhom mason, distinguished engineer
VINO VIII arrive tomorrow, with Austin
as u center; The work here viii en-.
ins TWO degrees Of latitude and one Of
i',nggtH ana will occupy about six
nioda +, t M similar surveys will be
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nypoN, Aug. Lit is reported from
rdiG that man died from cholera on
; French steamer GRANVILLE, from
lrseiil"s, nj anchor in Penarth Roads.
rbujy wa, thrown overheard. An
'cr man aboard the ship is very i'll.
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British stupidity.

h NERPooi, Aug, THE steamer
,N'ra' Irom Marseilles, arrived at
'efNey To-day. As no flag was raised
qlarlnline il is inferred that no chol-
2 p on board.
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Genlnricnl ,nrn.ilrnilnn.

sliN, Aug. i.-.lspecial. "A party
.'tod States surveyors, In the charge
hamilton ). Wallace, arrived here
~ from Washington. They are
out 10 make u careful geological
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Weeks Failures.

NEW York, August Failures for
seven days: United States, 233; Canada,
Is; total, 25l, against 23l last week. The
whole increase appears to rise in the
Pacific States and Territories, where
the casualties have been more numerous
than In any one week Tor years.
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Opposite Schneider & Davis. Fly horses
nhd neat bugnies, gentle driving horses fol
ladies sent TO any part OF the city. Flrst-elass
carriages and genuomanly drivers. Special
eses,llon PAID 70 call Tor I'll trains, Theatres
stable. "'
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'NHI>, Aug. Am establishment for
manufacture of explosives and
i4N was discovered to-day in Rue
SucPues by workman named
Heres.
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nvnnmitc Iinhherr.

GLAsGow, Aug. l.-At Airdrie, few
les from this city, an alarming theft
porpctrated last night. The maya
u OF D,Xon's collicries was forcibly
bkcn into by pick-aXes and siXty-five
lluds Of dynamite carried of. No
h and no arrests.
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Disgusting oTeuses.

'hL'N' Aug l.-French and Pillcr
q committed to Jail to-day to await
y ON the same charge as those lodged
INST Cornwall.
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Notice to Those Who Bought Privileges at
Longs Lake for the Reunion.

All persons who bought privileges on
the Longs Lake grounds for the Re-
union, are expected to have their stands
built and completed by Saturday even
ing. the End day of August, a. the Assoc
citation VIII want possession Monday,
poses. ID. A. WILLIAMS,
SpcrptnrV
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New Engine. Hose ana nooIs

ENNIS, Aug. l. - Special - Ennis
bought to-day from A. j. Bussey, agent
OF the Silsby Manufacturing company.
a third-size engine, 1000 feet of hose and
two hose reels. "'''
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Pnnr Pnrncn.

rD'IN, Aug. 1.-The trial OF the ac-
for libel brought by Mr.. Bolton,
wn solicitor of ireland, against Par
land other proprietors of Uni,ed Ire
4 for I300JO damages, was begun to
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lIoviving.

|IAEsEIILEs, Aug. Eleven deaths
ln cholera here last night, and
lat Toulon. Fugitivcs are returning
lncrcaSed numbers. The city is be-
ping more animated. Shops are re-
luuu.
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-oNDoN, Aug, lin the House of
dts to-day, the contagious diseases
passed its third reading.
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ANANA, Aug. l.--Marquis Vega
'Ian, Governor-General of Porto
D. died yesterday oi yellow fever.
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hsfans to Return the Compliment.
PlRb, Aug. Minister Morton has
'fscribed 1000 francs toward the fund
hch American artists of Paris arc
fng to present the city with bronze
Nel of Bnrtholdls statue.
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In smoking Sanchez & Haya's cigars
you. get value received every time
HlickOx Il Patterson.
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kro, Aug. l.-Col. Kitchiner will ar
{ at Dongola on Monday next. He
ordered TO telegraph if the reported
" lrom Gordon to the Mudir was
heutic.
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\RsEILLEs, Aug. L. Between 9 Il. m.
noon to-day there were five deaths
u cholera.
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Ladies' and children admitted free to
the Meme Bros. concert tonight ut
Mayors Garden. Gentlemen, 10 cents.
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Every one enjoys the fine music a
Mayors Garden. Fine concert TO- night
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Out ofDanger.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l.--Representa-
tive Culbertson considered out of dan
ger.
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situation Critical.

iyDoN, Aug. IA dispatch from Foo
Igto-day, says there is great excite
lithere. Foreigners are arming for
|Rn'e. Ladies' are leaving, and the
sa,h Consul ispronaring to so aboard
Ilnhpur
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New styles In dancing pumps at 10
Lamar street, Block Bros,
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CLARK 1 DESMOND, Pops

~ JACKSON and Market streets, one
VI opera house. Carriages for
~ W.. buxgles and saddle horses
y ''uers promptly attended to.
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Inlted stntcs Ireasnry Rcporl.

ne n, hest smoking tobacco is "Llttlo
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Keep cool and enjoy yourself tonight
NJ Mayors Garden, Meme Bros, will
play.
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IlIuvEEuT UWuUTSIwEEHyLu-
MAY m CARRIED WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE
on TROUBLE Is TIE TRAVELLING BAG. AND
APPLIED WITHOUT A MOMENTS DELAY.
ne1llcT CO., "a AVENUE VICTORIA, PANS
sold by Druggists throughout United States
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Novelties in slippers at Block Bros.
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Diamonds, gold and silver watches,
and fine iewelry Mt unhcard of low
prices, for one week, commencing Mon
day, July Is. II. AUSTIN,
Gl2 Main street.
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$. Beck, the ieweler, 5l4 Main street, is
agent for "Kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles" acknowledged to be
the best spectacles in the market. Call
and purchase n pair and be convinced of
their, superiority. A perfect fit guaran-
teed!
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BARGAINS
WIN now he offered In Mems and Boys Low
Cut Shoes,ln hand X machine sewed ali STYLES
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICES
H. PAGE G. SON, 7O8 Elm ST.
Pre- atnre Loss of the unIr

Pre- AZURE Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use o
BuuNETr's CocAoINE.
II Z superiority of BURNETT's FLA
vodNG EXTRACTS consists in their per-
feet purity and strength.
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perfect comfort nipht snd day, retaining rm
ture under the hnrdest exercise oI severe
strain. Soil At greatly reduced prices Al 4.
inr full descriptive circulars 20 New
Elastic Truss comrany, IA Broadway. n
York,