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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-07
EIectinn Of Omcara

Many Division No. IS, U. r., K. of p, al
its regular meeting, held February 6, 1885
elected the following officers f5r the ensuing
term, to-wit:
Sir Knight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. Msny.
Sir knight Lieutenant Communicated Ward
Sir knight Herald-C. 5 ButteIfeld
Sir Knight Reco rder- Georse W. Hill
Sir knight Treasurer-M. Steinhauer.
Sir knight Guard-Eugene Saulcy.
Sir knight Sentinel-JOhn p Bsrriek
Trustees George r. Golfer, chairman; Aug. F.
Williams and c. II. hsrmening.
Chaplain-R. S. Golfer.
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eETTIS, eAssETT g. co.
JOS. A. MOORE,
ca n. Market ST., Indianapolis, Ind

ca n. Market ST., Indianapolis, Ind
Interest allowed on deposits in sums OF s. aud
upward.
Money to Losn on Improved City and Farm
Property IN Indiana and Ohio.
City. County and Town Bonds, and Purchased
Money Notes. bought and sold
No loans made except such a secured Ov
first mortgage on real estate with large margin
Of security, or by collsterals having a market
value.
world
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To accommodate the throng irons the
Southwest who will desire to read their ia
sorite home paper while attending the
Worlds Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale IN New Orleans at George F..
Wharton & Bros No. Csrondelet street,
bstaeen Canal and Common streets.
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Winest Wines .

Winesi Wines!
Port, Sherry, Sweet Muscatell, and all kinds of
Dry Wines. Warranted strictly pure California
Wines. Superior to the so-called imported goods
Wholesale and Retail, at Fl. Weinberger & Co.'S. No.
10 West Louisiana street, opposite Union Depot.
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Special attention is directed to the adver
tisement OF the Hotel Windsor Restaurant
on fifth page of this issue.
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place their daushters or wards as pupils in
the Academy are invited 10 do 50 at once as
late entrance would greatly retard their pro.
grtss.
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OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale =,
mis- cffice at only 40 cents per hundred.
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Wholesale slaughter

OF Damaged Hardware, Damaged by the Fire
Sale every day for ten days
Buy While you can buy cheap. Mechanics
Tools and Builders Hardware.
VAJEN & NEW.
CT East Washington Street.
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The &emtimel.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
Business 0fhee......16s Editorial Rooms .... 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-28
Tho Cotton Case.

The trial OF Joe Johnston charged
with being one of the gang that perpe-
trated the fraud on the laws Of the land
and the Texas IL Pacific railway by pro-
curing money knowingly and willfully
on spurious bills of lading for cotton al
legged to have been shipped by them
over that line, continues in
the district court. The inter
est has constantly increased
as well as the attendance. The attor-
neys on either side are contesting every
inch OF ground, and the trials full of In
terest. Several witnesses for the 81 ate
were examined yesterday. This term
of the court closes Saturday, and the
trial of the case is being pushed both
day and night. The defense will intro
duce a number of witnesses.
"Well, you are now satisfied tina
l was not the Anderson
OF the case as yol
newspaper reporters first had it," sale
Cammack TO "A HERALD reporter yester
day. The reporter was satisfied that h
was, and that he never once believes
that there was true, genuine, unadul
terated Anderson after the swindle ha
fully exploded. The result of tho cas-
now on trial is anXiously awaited by tn
public.
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ASSlGnEE,S NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT0N
~ the 18th day OF December, 1881, Kan.
Shi Ids, o Dallas county, Texas, granted ana
assigned to the undersigned, residingat NO
6T Elm street. Dallas, Texas, NIL of his prop
erty and estate, real, personal aud mixed IN
Guiding NIL his chases In action, aud ~ deols,
claims and demands due to him, or which
might become due, (save and except snch
property MS by law Is exempt from cNecu'
tom fDt the benefit OF such OF his credlton
only as will consent to accept tn ir proper
tional share OF his estate and dlschar 80 him
frOmtherrCspectiVe claims. Provided, how
ever, that he should not c discharged nom
| liabilities To n creditor who does not 10 ceiye
as much as one-thrd of tn amount dueand
! allow In his favor rs n valid claim agaim'
| his estate. The creditors of said Shields con.
| Sentlng TO such aSs,gup ent ARE hereby nou.
/ fed 10 make known TO me- their consent 10
! writing within four months after the puoll'
| cation of this notice.
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee.
Dallas, Texas, ] inuary |, 1856.
All persons indebted to knne Shields arc
requested to pay euch Indebtedness TO me o.
my Office No GG Elm street, Dallas, Texas
otherwi Sc theclaiins will be placed In th'
hands or an attorney for collection.
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee.
| INN dltwM
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ACHE; NJ Boren, Bolton; Thomas Hen
bricks, Fort Worth; William e King,
MAXWELL; L + Case, Tennessee: t N
McGlory, Elmo; Ed Winston, Elmo;
j M Browne, Jackson, South Carolina;
Joseph Kemp, Walnut Spring;J l. Love
joy, st. Louis; Miss Heys, Miss Dora
Mason, Hico; James B Blasomgame,
Ennis; o B Clements, Forney; p A Jor-
don, John Farrier, Ennis; w A Kinds,
Terrell; A Stevens, DeSoto; James
Fuches, Fell City, Indiana; r r Ney-
herd, w G Jones, w d Pruitt, 7 d
Moulton, A Mantelltaum, w n Harri
son, Geoge Jenkins, A l. Harrison
Terrell; J w Walker, Forney; JameI
Kelley, Oregon, Missouri; P. b Hulse
: New York.
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Helping the Poor.

The laborers in the cause of charity
continue the good work, and generous
public continues to respond to the call
for aid. Yesterday morning a cssk of
bacon and 100 pounds of coffee, in pound
packages, were purchased by cash from
the relief fund. Contributions are still
coming in, yet there are plenty of poor
people to use everything sent to the
supply depot, or that may be sent in.
Mayor Cabell was beseiged again yes
terday morning by the poor of our
neighbor sister city, East Dollas, but
they were courteously, yet fatty re-
fused assistance, and were reminded
that they were residents of corpora
ton that insisted on being separate and
distinct from Dallas proper, and that
they must look to their municipal gov
: eminent for aid. A colored woman from
, East Dallas included in her reQuistior
feed for her horse. His honor asked hel
If she would not like to have rounC
; trip ticket to the New Orleans
exposition, and she said that she woult
8 not object TO one.
: Many who call at the supply depo
: want goods delivered free OF charge
Q some demand eggs and other articles
n which they do not get. The necessarie
: of life are there free, and all deservin
o poor are warmly welcomed. 1t is i'm
y posters the above remarks are aimed a
II All who can, should continue their con
= tributions, for there is still great dee
r of suffering among the destitute.
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Thieves and Not Tramps.

II now transplres that the murderers
of Conductor Frazer and Brakeman
Powers, near Overton, on the Interna-
tional 81 Great Northern railway, were
not tramps but thieves bent on robbery.
Their names are John Price and John
Knight, and both are residents of Over
ton. Price is blacksmith at that point
and he has never borne very credita-
BILE reputation, while Knight is the son
of very respectable farmer in the
neighborhood. They have been fully
identified. and are at the present lodging
in the Smith county Jail. The railway
company will labor strenuously to have
them properly punished.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

1t is great event for George G. Min
TO visit Texas.
At matinee this afternoon Min will
appear as Bertuccio In The Fools Re
venge.
Min in Hamlet is better than in any
character of his repertoire and he il a
genuine artist.
The ladies and children havO an un.
usual opportunity to see q great actor
this afternoon nc popular prices. Mr.
Min will appear In The FOOLS Revenge
Tonight, with the opera-house well
warmed Min will give Hamlet, his
finest rendition, and in that oharacta
he Is superb. The moon will DO brigh
for return.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-28

Mrs. Bates, wife Of Mr., w. II. Bates,
the Lamar street restaurant man, died
yesterday morning, after an illness Of
four days. Deceased leaves four little
youngest years of age. Her mother,
sisters and brothers were with her i'm
the last moments. Mrs. Bates was 81
years of ago. The funeral takes place
this morning at l0o'cloclS, from the fam.
lily residence, corner Of Griffin street and
Ross avenue.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT
Il room at 726 Elm 81. anZd
EOk RENr-UNE WE'LL FURHISHED
l. front room, with southern exposure. Adj
dress NJ, Herald office. ian25.a
EOR RfNT-ALL KINDS OH SECOND.
Il hand furniture, fine assortment: also
every thing in the inc housekeeping good,
stoves, etc, AZ low rates. q. W. LoUDos,
SD Elm street. janl1i
EOR KENT-FARM OF lG2 ACRES-@
u acres tillable land, 40 acres In orchard
of the finest fruit ana choice varieties, all
| bearing; good house Of six rooms and out.
houses, the rest Of water and goo carp pond
| only 3la ulics from Dallas, ON the Rockwell
| road Apply TO SIMPSON d HUFFMAN, W
/ Elm street. janllu
| EUR REM A DESIRABLE FARM Oh
! Il 200 acres miles east of the Court hous
/ In the city Of Dal az, Texas. j. NJ. PArTEs
SON Agent, No, 2l3 Paterson ave. janll.l
! Euk KENT-SENERAL FARMS; CON
II Portable houses, plcnt' water; mile
from the city. o. 7. B0wsER, nc Elm St d2N
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Mrs. Fannie Scroggins, colored, as q
last resort, swore out warrant. yester-
day, for the arrest Of her lG.year-old
daughter, Laura Scogeins, charging her
with vagrancy. She complained to the
county attorney that all her efforts TO
reclaim her daughter had proven futile,
and that she had determined, as a last
resort, to prosecute her for leading {
| lite of shame,
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4 Refntatinn.

DALLAS, Jan. a. Editor HERALD. l.
Your paper of this date contains the
information that 1 was arrested ON yes
terday by Sheriff Beck, of Collin county,
on the charge of cattle-stealing. / de-
sire to say to your readers that the facts
Will entirely clear me Of any such out
rageous charge. If it were not SO seri-
GUS an accusation l would not make
any reply, but when man is free from
anything OF the kind as myself, is ac-
cused, it certainly does not set well, to
say the least. The facts are, concisely
stated, as follows ~ was engaged in
the dairy business in Dallas, in c0nnec-
| ton with my uncle, J. Il. Swan, for
about.two years. When the partnership
was dissolved had no place to keep my
share of the cattle. ! concluded to let
Mr.. V. S. Bowls take the stock to his
rancho, and finally disposed of them to
him. Some time after the sale had been
made, one OF the yesrlings strayed and
was taken up by Mr.. Gulledge, who
lives in Collin county. Upon hearing
this, Mr.. Bowls requested me to accom-.
pany him to Mr.. Gulledge's place tC
prove the (heifer) COW. Mr.. Bowls anC
: myself, together with his hired men
) went to Mr.. Gulledge's and were shown
the cow, which proved to be one of thu
brutes sold to MIR. Bowls, and thu
) identical one that had strayed. Mr.
Gulledge differed, and said the ANNA
must not be driven away, but MIR
Bowls had it done, nevertheless. fai
| to see whore am guilty of theft of cat
tie in this transaction, as l was merel,
} witness TO prove L had once ownel
! the heifer, or COW, in question. Th
! animal had my mark and brand, tn
/ former being the same as that of Nj
a Bowls. 1t is simply an attack upon tb
t character OF an innocent man, mali
t ciously made by this man Gulledge.
( is as dastardly as it is cowardly, an
Q the facts will prove it. / hope that m
i friends here in Dallas will not be mis-
4 lead by any reports to the contrary, a
s these are facts which can and will
n substantiated."
t Yours respectfully,
o CHARLIE G.. EASoN.
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Important Things Going On.

The events now going on in England
and France are destined to play an inn
portant part in the future as regards
the whole civilized world. But the
daily events occurring ia your internal
economy are OF infinitely more impor-
lance to yourself. Are your digestive
organs doing their work? Do YOU
lungs act property Is your liver Sc
oreting and disposlng OF the bile as 1
should? If any of these organs neeC
regulating, take dollar to the nearos
druggist, and buy bottle of Brown
Iron Bitters, the popular tonic.
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Every smoker should try "Little jos
kerr"
For the New orlenns Races

Two stables Of race stock, which have
been wintering here at the race track,
were shipped yesterday to New Orle-
Which beran tbe eoth in S I and w SGr
close the Goth of March. Tho animals
are III splendid trim and will, to say
the least, make it interesting for their
competitors. Among the lot shipped
were the following flyers from the sta.
bles of Johnson d. Campbell: HOytif'
Olivette, Mamie Gentry and Bill Ster.
cit. Mr.. John Campbell owns JohI
Sullivan, KiOba and Miss Goodrich.
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Stronp noints about Mishler,s Herf

Strong points about Mishler's Herb
Bitters are so numerous that it is no
wonder it has taken front rank among
the household remedies, and absolutely
defies competition. 1t cures kidney
troubles, liver complaints, dyspepsia
and all bowel disorders, supplies tone to
the stomach, reinvigorates the digestive
organs, stimulates the secretions, pro-
notes regular action Of the bowels, and
enables every organ Of the body TO per-
form its allotted work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-28
"A Worthy Colored Pastor.

Rev. A. r. Griggs, pastor of New
Hope Baptist church, has resigned his
charge, and will soon enter upon the
work Of general superintendent Of mis-,
Baptist State convention and the White
Baptist General association Of Texas.
AT a conference meeting Of the church,
held Monday evening, January q, reso.
buttons were unanimously adopted
strongly endorsing his course as pastor,
Christian and citizen during the ten
years Of his connection with the church.
and deeply regretting the separation.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

See our gonts' $500 calf shoe. Block
Bros.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Bio X
Bros.
Trunk factory, 722 Elm street.
Those who want Jersey milk and
cream telephone 2i9.
Smith & Hall are representing Sur
Fire Office, OF London, Transatlantic
Fireman's Fund, Oakland Home, West
ern Fire and Marine Insurance com
pany, of California and east Texas.
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WANTED.

WTANTED-IF YOU WANT WORK or
w any Kind, or if you want help of an,
kind, apply TO this Off c; we can ALWAYS I'm.
nish you with any kind OF helpin reason.
able length of time IN ELLIGENCE Am
EMPLoYMENTOFFIcE, go Main street, Dali K
las, IeXas. Jan2Slm &
M ANTED-TO PURCHA SE A lot iNY
w 100, impJo ed, with cottage, on en-
lines, and within 10 blocks OF C0urt-hon
Address, with terms and particulars, M. B.
D., Herald office, jan9|St
M AN rED-TRAV ELEo DAN ADD Al
w line; samples small commissions cash.
st. Louis traveller earns over 200 monthly
Chicago over $3.50, p. o. Box 1871 New
York. janS.S
w ANTGD-TO REPAIR FURNITURE
w Of all kinds, upholstery, vanishing,
polishing pianos; furniture packeA for ship.
ment at low rates, by PHILLIP ADLETA, No
| l3lO MAN ST. jan29-lm
M ANTED-TWO COAT-M AKERS ATH
! w ZGMMEeMAN's, F07 Main st. ian2ai
| NNr ANTrD-TO BUY REAL ESTATE in
| w Dallas for cash. j. M. DICKSON
sos Main street. ianl7-ln
M ANTED-TRAVELE TO STOP AT
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, PrOprietross. Hous
thoroughly fitted up and conducted on ths
European plan, with Restaurant ATTACHED
Meals at all hours, and polite attention. Spe.
cial Inducements for drummers. jan Aim
SN ANTED - CANVASoERS - AGBNTs
w everywhere g. sell Mark Twain's lates
book, Huckleberry Finn. For tarms 3D.
dress n. ID. MCDONALD& :, Publishers, &
Carondelet street, New Orleans. ianleodt
w ANTED-THE rEXAS MUTUALEN
w dowment Association will give good an
profitable employment to experienced insui
| ance solicitors, Address A. NJ, HAIL, Seen
tary, ~ Main street. Dallas. Texas. iyI
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City Court.

There was only one single case up be-
fore this court yesterday morning, and
that was solitary lonesome case of
drunkenness in the person of John KEEL
ly, who, having lost his hat in his de-
bauch, sent an apology to tho mayor by
the turnkey whom he instructed to
plead guilty for him. His honor &C.
cepted the apology, and imposed a fine
of SO,
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shnksnere Saws TrnIY;

THAT which we call a rose
BY any other name wou Il sm ell as sweet,
But the reverse IL equally true, aud tho
simple fact that SO many wretched per-
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart to them any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
& Lanman's Florida Water. Beware o
these counterieits, and make sure of oh
tanning only the right article which has
won for itself the foremost position as I
| toilet requisite.
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FOR SALE.

EORSALE-PLYMOTH ROCKe, WHITE
II Leghorns, White Cochins, Pens; No. l.
SO; No. 2, $50 per 10; Toulouse Geese, 3 eggs
$50; q eggs, $3.50 Correspondence pleas
uro; visitors welcome. Best stock in the state
q. N. OvERLEEsE, Dallas. janlS.u
NOR S NlE-.OO HEAD OF IEAkLiNGs,
y mixed, TO BE- delivered I'm May or June,
Call on or address j. 4 MClOUDoN, Mexia
Texas.
EOR SALE-CORO AND STOVE WOOD
IL In any quantity and best quality; oyei
1900 cords on hand. Also, wanted 81 buy COZ
ton seed and seed cotton at highest marke
price. A. DYSTEUBACH. selI.t
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Noiicn,

Ridgely Encampment No. %, 1. o. o.
+. Members OF tho encampment are
requested to attend special meeting Of
the encampment at Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening, January 80, 1885. Bust
ness of Importance.
WIN. SHIRLEY,
Chief Patriarch.
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NotIce 40 CommercIal Trayelcrs,

Those visiting Pilot Point should stoT
at the Harris House which has Just beer
completed, where tho best accommoda
ton and table supplied with every deli
cacy the market affords.
u. II. HARRIs, Proprletor.
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Galvanized or Painted.

EMIL H. AsDOO
Is made from NO. IL STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and Is warran
ted to be uniformly stronger and to
present more barbs per rod, being at the
same time lighter, with the same size o.
main wires, than any other style. In coAse-
quence of these combined advantages, we
have good reason to believe that its sales are
FIVE TIMES BETTER than the united
sales of all others. After revie wing the above
statements and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford to make a series o.
experiments with other, cheaper and less
wildly known styles and grades OF wire,
which is manufactured without license,
and by this course subiecting themselves to
assessments for damages the United States
Courts? 1t is possible that the manutactur-
ers of unlicensed barb wire may fer TO pro-
| tect their patrons; but when this protection
| Is oifei ed we respectfully suggest that you
investigate the responsibility of the guaran'
teeors. While we disc aim any intention Of
monopolzing the barb wire business, oul
readers Will please remember that there arr
few, If any, articles manufactured which
leave SO small q margin between actual tirs1
cost and the price Mt which
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A Fraud.

A Mrs. Abbey, to all appearances one
OF the worst abused women by both
God and man. that the earth was ever
afflicted with, has reached Dallas, and is
prscticing the grossest impositions upon
the kindly disposed ladies' of the city
II Is admitted that she certainly looks
very much like pauper, and the
ragged urchins, who follow her, appear
10 be in much distress, but II is known
evidences of suffering, exhibited by
herself and children, are but devices o
appeal 10 the tender emotions o
women. She has been published owe
the state as swindler, and has doubt
less accumulated much wealth by he
rascality.
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EREE PAS sEs TO SEE OUR LANDS,
II $50, 90 &c o. In ~ counties west, incluuI,
Ing $1,000 acres In Parker county, on me ,, ".
A. y L. " ". For sale or lea 81 one. w
cash aud balance = equal payment, III ~.
cent. Int ct; vendors lien land notes loi
$50 OO0on these LANDS so d: for sale NJ y uM- -
gain. Headquarters AT Weatherford, fnIkei,
| county, Texas. HoRAoE BAKER q Co. ialO-sV'
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Once upon midnight droary, as pondered
weak and weary,
on my teeth, Hnd how 20 save them; as !
sighed, ms was my wont.
gently rnpping.
try the SOzODONTi
.You must use IN night and morning, you
must use 10 DER and DER,
"Teeth wi I whiten, breath will sweeion ant
fheY,ll Ycx Won ncvor moro.
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AT the st. George: &C Voters, Paris;
J s,Campbell, Chicago; ] II Jems, Gosh
en-; II A Hallert, Corslcana: William
Little, Hutcbins; Mrs. J NJ Hooker,
Lexington; T + Thompson, Waxa-
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HABITS OF YOUTH AND EXCESsEs
II OF manhood cause more suffering, SUI
cldes, nervous debility, impotence, storillly,
structures, varlcocele, diseased prostInvo
botps and Brghts dlscnse, than everything
else, and cannot he cured with stomach meu'
lclnes alone, electricity, crayons, belts, Gnu uo
ierizations, sounds, catheiers or cutting NV ,,
European and American Medical burenN
VIII send treatise Tor ~ cents, giving reihs
| dies and directions witch cure these othe,
wise fatal diseases at homo withoutpnln pm
vatelv. Offices, llg2 BvNnawAv, n y 'NtV'
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Horsrord,s A cid phosnnete

As 4 NERVE FOOD.
Dr.J. w. Smith, Wellington, o., says;
ain impaired nervous supply I haYC
used it to advantage"
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BOARD.

BOARD AND LODaING-NICELY FUR
ID nished rooms, with board, at 0sS nl !,
street. ian2l.Ll