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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31
THE MIRACULOUS APPLE

To divide an apple into several p \
without breaking the rind Pass ne'I'
and thread under the rind of the apps
which is easily done by putting the ne'l'
in again at the same hole it came Out :"
and so by passing on until you have r.
round the apple. Then take both enO' :, !.
the thread in your hand and draw J. ~. J.
by which means the apple will be OO~ y,
into two parts. In the same manns' 4
may divide it into as many par's " Is
please and yet the rind will remain 'Dr =.
Present the apple to any one to PS''
it will Immediately fall to pieces
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31
FISHING IN CHINA.

A droll and amusing account of the way
comorants are used to catch fish in China
is given by Mr.. George Dean, an engineer,
who passed several years in that curious
country.
Mr.. Dean was walking along the shore
Of the Min River, when be saw a Chinese
fisherman on bamboo raft, and, as the
fisherman was about to begin his work,
Mr. Dean halted, to become an interested
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31

spectator The cormorants looked :,
ducks. They sat in row at o. !, n0
the raft, while their master squatteJ , y 4 .
other side by the waters edge. 'D'
Assoon as the man held ont h.
eormorant hobbled over, and honDs1 '' :
the outstretched palm. The man b., Ivy
the bird, stroked its feathers, and t,lt, 1a
it as a mother talks to her babe W "
the bird was placed on the ed,a of ~
raft, it dipped its bill in the water. ,D,n,,,
it loudly, turned its glittering black ' IT,,
on its master, and then slid beneath 4,
surface without a sound, leaving scarceIv
ripple behind it.
A quarter of a minute later The h.,
came up. IN it's bill was fish III,
bird swan straight to the raft, climbed n,
on it, and, jumping on its masters knee
held its head up for him to take the fb
The Chinaman pulled the fish from hs
birds bill with one hand, while he stykd
it gently with the other. The second dive
was successful, also.
From the third dive, however, the cor
morant came up without a fish, and it was
much distressed. L swan franticsly
about, with its sharp eyes fixed peadngT
on its master.
By-and-by the Chinaman raised his hand
and pointed with his fore-fnger downward
Like flash, the bird went under, and
when it returned to the surface, it bore in
its mouth a large fish. Meanwhile theoh
er cormorants sat motionless on the raft
Having petted the first bird, and placed
in the center of the raft, the ChInsnal
called out the second.
That bird acted badly. It came Up
three times without ashland it got
sound thrashing. Then two other BIRDS
were sent out together, and, to the joye
their master, they both brought fish t'N
basket.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31

The Rajah of Tuluban in the .h !,
Peninsula has recently Forwarded ,r r
General Halderman, the American .r m&
to Siam, choice collection Of n'1 n.,.I,r
mounted weapons, as agift to the y
Of the United States,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31
A REMARK ABLE SPARROW.

REMARKABLE SPARROW. ~
In the aviary or bird-house of New
Y ork collector Of rare birds were two white
sparrows. They were brought from Java
and one of them proved to be remarka-
BILE creature. She kept aloof from all
the other birds in the aviary, and led
lonesome life. Most of her time was
passed in swinging cocoa-nut she'll, where
she sat with her head out Of the hole, look
ing at the fifty or sixty other birds as
though she were a perfect stranger. She
seemed not to care for her mate.
One day the owner of the aviary found
in bird store curious bird, the species
of which he did not know. The dealer
called him "blue bengalee.o He was a
gay and sprightly little fellow. He was
very small and beautifully colored, the pre-
vailing tint being soft sky-blue. His
favorite amusement was to seize long,
slender'grass or straw by the heavier end in
his bill, and, holding it up over him like a
flag, dance and utter a low note of delight.
Now, the white sparrow's manner
changed as soon as the gay little blue bird
was placed in the bird-house. They
seemed to take liking for each other.
The white sparrow would peck at the
other birds, but she never harmed the ben
.galee, which became a pet
1t was amusing to see the sparrow some
times standing on perch, solemn and dig
nifed, while the little blue chap danced at
her side. He would hold his flag aloft, and
sing with all his might, and once ina while
he would jump over the swhite bird, dan
cling first on one side and then on the
other. 3s ,
The friendship Of the two birds lasted
for years, until the blue birds death, and
after that the white sparrow was disconso-
late until her own DEATH In the aviary
were two blue Java sparrows, as we'll as
the other white sparrow, but she never re-
cognized them.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31
The lad repeated still.

The lad repeated still.
.Things hadn't ought to taste so nice;
For if thing is good,
A boy don't know just when to stop,
And couldn't if he would
Days.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-31
The Christmas Pudding.
BY EBEN e. REXFORD.

BY EBEN E. RExFORD.
Last Christmas time there vas lad
About as big as ],
Who ate too much plum pudding,
And likewise so much pie.
He went to bed, and oh, dear mel
What awful dreams he had!
Because his stomach was too full,
And felt so very bad.
He thought great big bird, as black
As ever crow could be,
Sat on the head board of his bed,
And watched him solemnly
And when he groaned in awful pain,
This bird no one eer saw
Spreak out two big and tapping wings,
And uttered, "Caw! caw caww +
He thought giant came to him,
And walked about his bed -
And put his fingers to his nose,
And wagged his frightful head.
Then DER the footboard of the bed
He bent down very near,
And "Would you like some pie?o said he,
And Grinned from ear to ear.
The poor lad went to sleep again,
And what do you suppose?
He thought some most enormous rats
We're nibbling at his toes,
He tried to scream; he tried. to kick;
But not a sound made he, H.. <,
For this unlucky lad was sick 1854 .t4#
With nightmare pains, yousee. sHst
He groaned, and woke, ooh, dear!" said
he, A. ".'+ ,'-'.'.'
eff things weren't made to eat,
Why do they taste SO awful good,
So tempting, and SO SWEET"
Again he slept. The giant danced, .sv
The rats fell at his toes, .4.
AS "Caw, cav, caw!" the big bird screamed
And grabbed him by the nose.
He screamed, and then his mother came.
"Poor boy!" said she, 81 thought
That you would eat good deal more
Than any creature ought"
And then she gave the suffering lad T
Such horrid stuff to take,
lie groaned and wondered which was
worse,
The medicine or ache.
Thew Onyn him, ,ooJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

Lsssir. EnnIs; Z soeliisr. A t Rsy-
mods, wall Point; d \ Coleman, CO
hume; ] n MeFsier, Hlco; W G
Walker. Espis; WIN Farmsn, Plano;
Oh 4cI.ssp, Enais; W q Faulkner,
Mckinney: ] W Pruitt, Wood Apple
ton, Wills Point; G L. Elliott, Cleonrne;
Emory G saith, Derton; I, 7 Bottp,
Houston; Z q Psxtos, l. Porter, Al
vsrsdo; J III kuox, Carsicsna; Joe
Caplsrd, Paris; Mas Ira Nah, W A
Hsrrer, Duck Creek; j W Woo bridge,
NcKinnev; JAMES ID iyncn, Austin.
Al the Grand windsor: l. Claire,
~ Lauis;J c Coleman, w II Powell,
Mckinney; Miss MI Adame, Austin ;
Geo washington G svelsnd. Dallas; W
q Lewis, Fort Wor,b; RN Tbomss,
Sc Ions; Geo Il DIVISION, Columbus
O; A III Belc, Galveston; q Mals,ns,
h0us,on; e w Sister, New York; q A
Gibbons, Houston; Jas II Friend, Gu
oinnati;J Il Il Hall, Dsllns; Il WOLF, jr,
t.ouisviils;W Chsgpan, N.wOflssns ;
X W Wynne, Fort WORTH; Edgar
Johnston, st Loeis; III n Chiidsrs.
city; Ia u York, Pisno; W IL Clark,
Dsilss; S U Haley. phlsdslphia; w .
Abey, Lpngyiev;C X Watson, Ne..
York; d d Smith, Q A Sedgvick, Kew
York Pail Eldridgs, Galveston; G ~
Banks, Springfield, Tennessee; r j
Sweeney, Fort Worth; B y Hines,
bonneville; Jsnu Is Stone, city ;
II Mitchell, Fort Worth
Joha p Massey end wife, WAGE;
Miss Mabel HAYS, Misc Blanche Chap
man and maid, Louis RAYMOND and
wife, j Armand and wife, Csc w Dsn-
hsm, Geo q Ford, . b Ruyston, s r
Hatdie, w l. Vssa and wife, Florence
Bayard, Emms Bennett, Mario How.
ard, MIksdo company, Baltimore; g
Har', Dallas: w A Fan ing. Chicago;
q + Lusch, A A King, Now York,
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Y M Q. a. Meeting.

At the opera Rouse lsst night there
was & fairly full attendance OF ladies
and gentlemen, the object being &c
enlist genera! attention to the proposed
Y. M. G.. A. A brief outline Of the
work Was given by Mr.. Henry Ed
wards Brown, OF Nsw York, Alton
tracing tho history ct the same from
Its beginning Ia England in 1874
he proceeded To show how the
work 10 dsne in The local CITY associa-
ton, rooms are provided for social
pHrn' Sos, elso reading halls, gymna-
mi, bath rooms, sic. A general sec
rotary has charge OF them. Ssate and
inter a0onal associations are organ.
izeo by delegates from tho local $3.50
ciatlous. Some 100 collsses have al
ready organized college associations
for looking after siudGnts. The grea,
railway companies of the cosntry
are paying over 100000 thif
year Tor railway Y. M. C.
A, work. An earnest appeal
was mada 70 tho yOang Iosu If Dallas
to orsnnlg9 a thorough Y. M. c. A.
snG 10 the businoss men TO aSsist Ihem
hhsrallY With financial support. It l.
estimated twill cost abouG "a, Geo to do
this wosk for TIE tirss year.
The young men will meet to organ +.
izs tD-niGht at the Congregational
church.
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The African OH Rivers

Tire district known as the oil rivers
lie, rivers where palm il is ths chief
article of Producel is comprised in thas
part OF the West African coast which
lies between the Benin and Old Gala
bar rivers, and therefore includes the
large delta eff the Niger, many of these
40 called rivers being without doubt
mouths of the Niger. In most of the
numerous waterways in this region
trade be. seea white merchants and
the native chiefs IL carried
on, tho principal depois be-
ing, Bout, Brass, Opobo, New Gala
bs:, Bn1n. AAassa aud Old Calaoar.
i'hs ekief articles used in barter for
ne produce OF the country are Man
chester cotton goods, silk, salt, brass
rods, spirits, eto. For the mot part
tho chiefs @; the tribes adjacent 10
these places set ~ the aiGdlenen 10
the uihas ~ The interior, and rs such
are fully aware Of the advantages OF
their position, AMI have Hitherto sue
cessiully opposed any attempts TO de-
privs them OF or lessen these
advantages. Though LhSse yivera are
unCer British protection, no attempt
10 msde 70 interfere with the
freedom Of The native except in ones
lions relating 10 white men, and Then
H. it found e very difficult matter to
persuade or control MIN. Each chief
governs his own district after his us
tive fashion, without d,ctation, and
come quently his independeuce OF
chsrsc .er is preserved. la some cases
Odd Calabar, Tor instsOce--white men
have been allowed tn bscome members
OF his ftai ernity, and thus TO assume
the influence that belongs 10 free
born native OF the country. This CON
ccssioG To native prejudice tho mei-
dhsut has found very useful to him in
the collection OF his debts, and il u
mems OF protection to himseii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
A RAvING MANIAC.
he Malady Of Mr. Pircs, of Dallas,
Texas, Tnkes y Violent Tam.

!, he Malady of Nr. Pircs, of Dallas,
Texas, Takes Violent Tam.
NEW YORK, Nov ID. A. Pircs,
no acted In strange manner at the
y. james hotel and was taksn to
.ellovue hospital on Wednesday, DO.
,loped into a violent maniac to-day.
. bSrrissdod tho inside Of his cell
,th the bed and furniture, and 1t toos
70 lusty orderliss to put him Into u
raight Jacket. He gisres in wild
tanner at everyone who goes near
I'm, and is continually gnashing His
eth and growing liRe an annual
70 claims that hs IL u son az tho MI
ado Of japan, aud promises 10 behchd
those VINO are keeping him ia con.
3 cement On soon ~ his In her seno q
i'm LOCO COO men to deliver him from
"a enun,ion. He delights In relating
70 tortutcs that he intends to jnfi,ct
pon those who oppose his viii, and
appsSie overjoyed At sosir 4 the
comics OF ssisvs TO whom h1 hse
list gwen large dose Of rod hot
.cks. IL WAS supposed that MIR. Plres
a. . merchant, but IL turns out that
, Ia In the insurance business Ia bal
%, Texss, his homo. A Telegram from
r. Trrxsvsnt, Of Dallas, was re.
aived to-oey by Henry Evans, Of tue
continental Insurance c0mpsny, No
70 Broauway, inquirinS Hbpst Mr.
Tres. Mr.. Evans said That Mr.. Piret
~ one of the most prominent iDsur-
noe Rdjus,ers In tho country and wAs
ngnged by all tho large compsnies Il
dual their lossss IN the neigh DO.
God Of Dallas. Ho is about As year,
ysSuns.-[Sk Louis 0lobe.D Democrat.
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Letter from Cornsnche.

CoMANGaE, Nov. 29.-[Uorrespsud-
oncs. "A few nights ago masked
mob TOOK Rad Pfene!l, Dan Stone,
Mrs. Frank Stone and Mrs. Martin
from their residences, aDout u miles
east Of this place, On South Leon river,
gave them eerere Wrapping snd no.
titisd lh0m 10 leave the county within
IL dayp. Cause unknown.
ar. j. r. Ellis, hsra~ WORKING
farmer living eigDt miles south OF
here, hSG MS entire crop OF corn,
whes'. oats. etc, burned no last even
ing, which leaves him Ia rather ola
trtsseG ciTCumsl spces. Th8 origin Of
tho Are was caused from shUo,ipa hogs
and some OF the fired wadding blew
into the CRIB and stsble.
About 8 O'clock tnis morning the
siarm OF Are was given, and proved 10
be in Il frame building on the east side
OF the square, occupied as a bakery,
which was not seriously damaged.
About 3 O'clock this evening the siarm
was again sounded, which proved 10
be j h Tnnnsll's gin. The fire burned
taroGgh the roof and over the entire
l0t OF cotton which wss in tho gin.
Damaged TO the extent OF about $500;
no insurance.
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RIownw00,. Notes

BRowNwooD, Nov. 0.-[Correspou-
dance. Rain needed badly.
Dixon Willisms is prssahiug to large
crowds twice day.
The Baltimore H. Obs Telegraph
company has opsned 81 Office here,
and We can now send n l0.word mes
sego to any part of the State for 25
cents.
CeuMty court has sdj0urned.
Charles Ryan WAS fined SIS aud coats
by his sonor, Mayor Crnmp, for "slug
ging" jim EurDs with q PITCHER.
MIR. II. B. Brown. OF Mlneols, i,
building a residence.
Thomas Price will atart for Gates
Vile IN q few days, rumor ssys, Tor the
purpose 81 getting married,
The Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fo rail.
way il now witSir three miles of on.
city,
Drs. Young and Shropshire have
been appointed county Physicians.
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SIDEWALK NOTES
L. Il. Curtie, the jsweler.
l.. Il. Curtis, tho jeweler.

L. Il. Curtie, the jeweler.
l., Il. Curtis, tho jeweler.
Fresh oysters Dolmonico.
The Fisher pianos. win A. Wetkiu
& Co., HERALD building.
SOS Main street. All kinds OF fruits
and vegetable es a. Il, Bouche's.
Coal and coke ss bottom figures, In
largo and small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouche,the Main street grocer, keeps
tho Alden compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Just try bottle OF DR.. Scott's Cocos.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
II you want to save money go and
SEQ j. X. Halves, furniture dealer, Us
aud 721 Elm street.
If you want 10 buy furniture on in.
stallnents, see j. *. Halves, 725 and 727
Elm street.
Orr guarantees to sell a better buggy
for less money than any house south
OF st. Louis.
Elegant ROW stock OF jeweiry Jus
received. Corner Main and POydrsp
streets. L. ". Curtis, iewoler.
All we AJAX is trial of our dozen,
teas. WELLER u Co.,
Corner HARDWOOD and Elm.
Tho latest styles ofladies', gents and
children's shoHs at the X. ltunstablf
Boot and shoe factory, 1872 l. IN street
To have your watches, clocks end
| lewelry repaired, 20 to l.. II. Cures
corner Of Main and Povdras streets.
| William Ii. Garretson, general az OPT
Diebold SAFE aud LOCK company
Grand Windsor hotel, Dallas, Texas.
Orr, the old reliable, 10 the front
with tho Target and most complete
stock OF bugsios and carriages IN the
South.
Orr has just purchased 400 buggiet
from the celebrated firm of Sechlor 4
Co., with which he will down all com.
petition on prices and stylos.
Buffalo meat aud venison, and game
OF all kinds, eau toe hal every day nj
the Old Reliable meat and game mar
ket Of ii. Harris, Elm street.
Storage room can DO had ct tho auc.
ton and commission house for all
kinds OF goods at low rates BY The
month or year. Fine Very Elmo, 0l;
and 6l5 Elm street.
Tho Weir Plow company having 90,
CURED the State on the Cook Manufac.
turing company's Standard aud ia,
grade work, ana having givon an or.
der for 600 joba Go be made especially
for their trade, have just received the
frat osr.losd. Pricos have beer
marked down 10 suit tho times.
Dallss has at last secured first
class restaurant. II IN kept at No. ~;
Main street, by tue popular and gen.
tiemanly Lang Drothers. tits patron
isad by those who are connoisseurs o.
what belongs 10 superior cuisine sut
eating salon, via: Tho very bcs'
material Ia the market, unsurpassed
cooking, and skilled and courteous
walters. No wonder the ladies o
Dallas, ~ well m tho gentlemen, ar,
giving 1t their hearty patronage.
We takc pleasure IN calling attention
to the house OF Mrs. 3. Chestnut, No
0l2 Elm street, dealer In milliner,
ooo0b and notions. This is QUE OF tn,
10e3 houses In oar city, havlpi
oned hero In 1879. Great credit 4
- the proprietresa for the skillfu
4ooaemsnt OF her busiuees, which
Rfown from ANAL beginning 70 b
/DQf The largeet In the city, number
none lie patrons the best familis
i - city end o.rotry. No.1l4g bu
= ! ! ; ] : J
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Bound for Iiusk

Yesterday Jack Haley, one OF the
contractors for transferring state
criminals, accompanied by j. Mckee,
jr', pasaed through the city with the
following convict 70, the Rusk psni-
testiafy, to which ia annexed tho
terms Of coDGneGant:
Il, ID. Crider, theft OF horse in GRAY
sou ceupty; two years.
Joe Gtfford, theft of horses in Hop.
kias county; Two years.
joe Jackson, bigamy; five years.
George WIigh. sttemps 10 rob in
Rockwell; one year.
They were al young men, and did
not appear to DO very much couGsrne !
over thsir approaching confinement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
For the West,

Yesterday evening nine wsgons
loaded with emigrsnts passed through
the city. They wers on route
to Brown county, and came
from upper Arkansas. They CD.
peared to BIO thrifty farmers, and
haa along, hesidss the necessary
houaohola furniture, q stock OF provis-
ions, cows, etc. They report this ooun.
try through which they have passed
very much In need OF rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

Thousands OF women bless the day
on which Or. P!erce's s'Favorite Pre-
scripiion" wns made known to them,
In all those deraugemepts causing
bacSscbe, dragging-down sensations,
nervous and general debility, IL ~ y
sovereign remedy. Its soothing and
henling proprieti.s render 4. OF the
utmost valuo 70 ladies sntferinf from
internal Fey r." Congestion, iufl Am.
nation, or liberation. BY draggistp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

An old man by the name OF Adam
Fronch died yesterday. In the city
hospital He came to this city short
while ago from Auburn, New York.
his profession was that OF n music
tsacher. He gss subj ct To opiloptio
hts, and, In fact, died while having
one. He was about % years OLD aud
was not very well known Ia the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

without the assistance of the artist.
n 10 abe dvantsse by the use OF the
Poser. You esn see before You are
photographed Just how your picture
will loak when flushed. Call ON ]. II.
Webster, the high-priced Photographic,
and sea for Yourself.
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America vs. Mexico

Yesterday morning about9 o'clock
an American and a Mexican had a
puEilistic encounter near The corner of
Lama and Main atreeLg. The trouble
grew out OF the international com
msrce IN females, Tho Mexican added
u high import duty to lot OF temsIee,
wsiie the American was FREQ trads
man. Tho Mexican was bein. badly
ussd up, when he drew knife. Both
were arrested before any harm was
dons. They gave bond.
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There wss change In the weather
yesterday evening, 2 slight norther
having blown up. Tho weatherwiss
have for soss days vast boon predict
ing change of weather, but they gon.
orally predicted rain. This change
will not be regretted by any, ss tho
weather FOR the past week has been too
hot to bo agreeable a. this season.
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Hntinr

lwill deliver to convumcrs my cele.
DRAFTED butter OF Dsllss. This bul,or
nas bsan on sale NJ Il. =. Alston's and
Il. u. Terry's. Send mo card az I.etol,
givinR name and address end Amount
OF butter wanted. VIII deliver in Da,.
las once week. Tnos. FLYNN,
Lstot, Dallas equity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

Our stock OF boots and shoes OF gents,
ladies', misses, and boyle children's
fail Hanr, Ia now COM
pletr. We have the bgst and
largeat stock ever exhibited In Dallas
and az lower prices, than good Gus
homemade ever sold here heretofore
Cg!l at rha Oh rehnhA abou house Of
Icon Rshu'9AHd uNs,dine goods aud
got Prices.
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Ayers Pills

restored me 10 health. / have always
found 'heM prompt and effective in their
action" Oliver Darling, Greenville,
Tenn, writes: 81 have derived great
benefit from the use Of Ayers Pills.
They cured me Of Stomach and Liver
troubles which had afflicted me for years.
Erastus Southworth, Bath, Me-, writes
-" | was Frustrated with severe Bilious
complaint. After yainly trying number
of remedies I was finally induced to use
Ayers Pills, and had taken scarcely two
boxes when / was completely cured.p
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Our isdies footwear department. is
the most co,nuib.e ia bbo 'ty, our
stock IL completal, graded, from q
good low. priced article, 10 tho best In
the land. Wa handle gooa:s FOR all
clsSsss, our rricas sr0 mGda To suit the
maSseA, ~ i,enn Knhn g.
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Don't ok us tor credit but bring 10
cents and buy nne'fourtu ppnnu o..
our 4O-cenJ tea, such ~ you nave been
paying 50 cen,s for.
WELLER d. CO.,
Jrou-clsd Cash GrOasrs.
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For many years was sufferer witt ca.
| Ger otthe nose, and having been cured by
the use ofS. =. s, | feel clnstralaet by q
| sense OF duty TO suffering humanit, tomake
this statement OF my case. With the
rapidly aud soon disappeared, and for sew.
| era months here has been no appearance
o. aslre OF any Kind on my nose or face
neither is my nose a. ali tender to the
touch have taken about two d zen bot.
Ties >. y. and am soundiy cured, ana ]
Know hat 5. =. ; eiIece ed the cure after
every known remedy was tried and had
| failed. RoBEET SMEDLEY.
Fort Gg1ner, Ga, May |, 1885
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