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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-13
The MinnIner War
THE MASSACRE CONFIRMED.


WINNIPEG, April l2.--The Hudson
Bay company received telegram from
Battle Ford last night, sent by Indian
Agent Ira, who ia ct that point, as fol-
lows:
At Frog Lake II whites were mastered
by Indians. j. X. Simpson, and two
men OF the Hudson Bay company, arc
prisoners. The police and chief factor,
McLane, OF the Hudson Bay company,
at Fort Pitt arc ioruiying themselves.
AdYlces from ths uuuJ Say; "Gen. Mid
dletOn's com maud i. ua ting good prog
ress beyond Touehwood"
TUE INDIANS.
A Colgarry dispatch says Gov. Dew
dney left for he essL Yesterday, after a
conference with CrJwiuot in which that
dlgnitary gavo renewed assurances Of
hiB loyalty. The governor states that
no lnuians were Gro sing from the south
and that there waS 10 occasion
for anxiety nc Mcleod, but,
steps have been taken 10
place the fort In position
for defense. No more liquor permits
are TO be issued here until the rebellion
Is over. 1t is believed that Msior-Gen.
eral Strange, Win q large force, VIII
move toward Edmonton aud tho north
as soon AS he mas q sufficient number of
meu at his command.
ANOTHER FiCur REPORTED.
While no reliable Information can be
had tonight from the wet, rumOr has
Il that tho Ninth battalion has had \
skirmish with Riels party, within 30
miles OF Humboldt, and that s men
wore killed. Dispatches Just received,
however, do not confirm this statement.
More troops 40 west tomorrow,
and although thisis SUI d ~ nothing can
he soon on the street. but soldiers aud
cannons,
THE SITUATION AT BAITLEFORD.
81. PAUL April ~ A Winnipeg spo.
olal to the Clio says; The following
dispatch has just been received from
Battle ord:
"a courier scout Just In from Prince
AbNtrop)rts seeing 800 Indians, many
Of them mounted, so Point of Woods, on
the Swift Current trail, two miles south
OF here. They iOuu % large deposit OF
supplies on the iudi N reserve. Every
'hing Is unchanged here, awaiting
uoopsn
A Clarl1s Crossing special of last
@rho Batuerord garrison can
81 Tho troops, should the For. Pitt In.
dsns not reath ihnre. Tho Indian pro,
grammo Is 90 take Fort Pitt aud organ
IN lorroS Tor an attack ON Batla.9ri
me health uf th1 gHrr.s1U Is fairly good.
niue sickness one death, a cbiid, and
lNo births since tho people were shut
upin The barracks.
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a New nnnrnr Frnm KInI,a.

DR.. John Y. Maggie, register OF vital
statistics, in recent interview called
= tention TO the terrible Increase Of
pneumonia within the past few woelSa,
and to tho largo percentage Of deaths
from H.. Last wook thIs disease was
responsible for ona.Grhorall the iealhs
in he city and week before last for
nearly 1879 many. In the month OF Jauu-
orN 1856 people lied of pneumonia hero,
ANA VA February $50 Dur ng the arst
two weeks OF March @l died. N This
rate had boon Kent up for tho other two
week Che March mortality from this
disease would have reached tas atari.
Hug liGure OF jiJ "a number about twice
az largo as any month up 10 this y0ar
ever showed,
rhis startling increase Or. Magic is in.
Glued TO attribute largely 30 tho roller
skating Kinks There Is no way OF
racing The eases directly to
thar, but n SIS highly prob.
able by a priorl reasoning, that
NOient exercise ia n heated room Tor
several hours, taken In street costumes,
and followed by walk or ride IN the
cold aud damp night air, would pro.
duco inflammation of the lungs; and
when one considers that 1900 or 90 900
young people indulge in this amuse.
menJ every night, IL seems reasonable
10 connect 10 with the alarming increase
OF pneumonia.
Roller-sksting, done with moderation
and with proper precaution taken about
going out afterward, may be y hOalthful
exercise, but there are 40 many dangers
connected with it--dangers OF bodily in
jury, oil evil company, OF physical ex-
posture, of general Observation-Disclosures
parents need TO be very caretulin allow
ing their children 10 attend tho rinks.-
New York Mail and Express.
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JOSEPH TEL. BROWN.
holesale Grocer
FORT woRTH, THx
arDEwALA NOTES.

Ladies' aud Misses real kid hand.
sewed slippers, rs cents, at Block Bros.
A full line of Burt q Mear's shoes a
Leon Kahn's.
Yesterday was beautiful day and
the churches ware we'll attended.
Tho beer gardens drew good sized
crowds yesterday afternoon.
The funeral Of Mrs. II. G. Barrow.
took place Yesterday afternoon from
81 Mathews Cathedral 70 Trinity Gem
'ery ana was attended by large con-
course of friends of the deceased.
George Martin, colored nipped the
silver watch OF a sable brother on cleo
ton day and Mt q late hour Saturday
night the police nipped him and lodged
MIN IN the station house.
Q. @. @. stands for Chicken Cholera
cure, sure euro and preventive OF
that destructive disease. 1t Is guAran-
Iced. For sale by J. S. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
Mrs. II. o. Smith hes opened line of
millinery at Sl2 Elm stroet. Having
had ~ years. experience In millinery
can please the most fastidious. Ladies'
requested TO call and examine same.
also patent bonnet and hat support rs.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
AREEuegE RAeelr Rg.oApruRgp
The Miller Moses Nuptiais- Frank Aus.
tin Assigns--A Boy Witha Broken
Leg--ReductiOn OF Railroad
Wages other Items.
Rabbit Fact.
oMs IN THE O'CoNNoR FLATS,
TASK Main street, Dallas, Texas.

A full grown mule-esred rabbit that
put in an appearance at The intersection
OF Field street yesterday afternoon and
went at iull speed up Mslu street, at
tracted the attention OF a number OF
persons ON the street, some Of whom In
their excitement yelled loud enough to
warrant arrest under almost any other
Circuni stances Several dogs gavo IL
chose aud yau IL into q small box sewer
near the Howard OF mills,
where several peraous who fol.
lowed succet dug 10 capturing
10 alive, when they were surpri cd ON
examination to mud gold bracelet
ciasped about it's neck, elmost buried
beuealh the flesh. IL was, after some
difficulty, unclAsped and engraved on it
Vas The name of Mrs. j. g. Carlin, who
resides in tho southeastern suburbs OF
the city. TIE Captors took his rabbit
SHIP aud bracelet o her, aud sho ldenti-
hoG tho latter She said that some four
years ago her daughter, Mamie,
then 10 years old, had been
presented by friend with the rabbit,
which was at that time an infant, and
that she had petted it. One day tho rab.
bit disappeared, and with II her brace
let. Miss Mamie had clasped the brace.
lot about its neck to ornament 1t and
had confessed 10 her what she had done
EARLY associations evidently Kept il
within the limits OF the city. Miss Ma
mic was delighted, though now she is
a. young lady, toagain get possession Of
the pet OF her childhood days.
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O'rl OF MEXICO, APRIL Referring
certain rumors relative to the atu.
n suue OF Mexico in the complications OF
S non.rM America, cieditlne tho Mexican
hpuolie with tho intention ofextondlng
W., Nfrltory aud taking al
ns,uisSge OF tho dill sit
S.n,'h IN which She Central American
onboDios are now found, che Diaro
Tbnspi IN its yestorday's issue, said:
IL v u notbing more unfounded than
fore,,vh rnmor, nor anything mere
lce ,h 70 tho traditional policy az Mex.
AMI whose respect Tor tho sovereignty
Sse,, independence Of The people has
in,a,i anu VIII be, one of tue bases of it's
poiic,, Hts,onal rotations. Following ihis
po5t Mtxloo has lent hor moral sap
hSs 10 the nations whose autonomy
clnsisyn threatened by the decree, er-
Cns,oy Issued by the assembly OF
Amsslaa, proclaimlng n Central
moi he s an union In manner that could
peon,e sustained before the right of the
hcvpIe' But, In this nar.
S;.anar, Mexico has nroceaiaa
mora Theoretically aly and obeying a principle
tsSiv, noble and elOvaied than that of
tol auvsntsges which IL repugnant
nstioSy.nty and which IL reproyed by |
~'''a" asnor' The events In Central
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vehicle selling, In addition TO his "Lile
OF Washington" his "Life of Marion'
aud two. pamphlets, entitled "The
Drnnkard's Lpoking-Glass' and
"rhe Swearer's Prayer Now
and then he would scat
ter short moral pieces in doggerel,
aud printed on slips of paper. He was
extremely. fond OF PLAYING the violin,
and used it also as means TO draw at
teution tn his wares. being parson,
and hence indisposed to exhibit himself
as q fiddler in public, he was accustomed
to conceal himself while handling the
instrument in species OF booth made
by means OF blankets stretched on
pnles. On one occasion, while thus en-
gagged, the wind blew down the side Of
his booth against which his back was
turned, exposing him to the full view of
& gaping crowd. Unconscious of the
ACCIDENT, he kept fiddling away, until
TIE crowd, no longer Able TO restrain its'
tittering, burst forth in q roar OF laugh
t.r, which instantly forced him to sec
himself as others had been seeing him
His annoyance was tremendous, and he
To- thwith decanped from the ground,
amid a hurricane of derisiYe Remark
showered upon him by the rough multi
tude,-. Harper's Magazine, March.
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PERSONAL.

&. Q. Alien, of Calves ton, is guest al
tho Grand Windsor.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. r. T.. Cowart.
yesterday morning, q daughter.
Alex Esston, district clerk OF Calves.
Ton county, Is "a guest az the Grand
Hon. w. ] Swain, Comptroller of the
state, and his son are guests at the
Windsor,
Mr.. Pratt, business manager of the
tort Worth Gazette, and Mr.. Harris, of
forI Worth, spent the Sabbath in tho
city.
Tom Scott, travelling salesman for
benlienship& Blake, hasrsturnod from
a tour OF eastern Texas, and reports fine
crop prospects.
Il. p. Thornton, Travelling agent for
the Domestl1 Sewing Machine com.
panyi returned from foNarkana to-day
aud leaves tomorrow night for st
io1is, whore he will likely make his
future home.
Miss Cora Toole, the sprightly infant
daughter of Mr.. Il. p. foole, OF the
hERALr, who is just beginning TO bah.
Die btoy English, made the HERALD
ince u call yesterday. She was far
more Interested in The horses aud dogs
on the street, however, than she was in
her numerous admirers.
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AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
&C Allen, Alex Easton, Galveston;
John n Simpson, Westhetford; J Willis,
Des Moines; w s Armstrong, Decatur,
Texas; IL A Craycroit, st Louis; II II
Chatham, Bryan; Jno r, Malone, Mar
shall; G S Burt, Dubuque; j 4 Murphy,
Dallas; w j Scott, Sau Antonio; Sill.
verstun, city; AC Jones, Chicago; s
Rogers, city; II NJ Catlett, Q NJ Tilford,
Colorado, rexas;J n Britton, sherman;
. 5 Kicks and wife, Eureka, w NJ
Waters, Houston; II Cristian. st
l. uis; X s Dargan, Paris, Texas; b A
Calhoun, Houston; r A Proctor, Lon.
don, Eng; John NJ Thompson, st joe,
Missouri; II Greathouse and ladv, De-
catur; D Waggoner, and lady, Decatur;
\ j Childefs, Terrell; John Mcdonald,
w Swain, Jas w Taylor, Austin; Ben
LSbes, San Francisco; II D Pendorgest,
Aust IL,
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Death Of Mrs. Hugh IrvIue.

Died, yesterday at 2 a. M, Mrs. Hugh
Irvine, wife OF Capt. Hugh Irviuo, al
the family residence, near the fair
grounds. The deceased, who was a
most exemplary lady, a devoted wife
aud loving mother, leaves sorrOwiug
husband and two little ohfdron, one an
infant DAYS old and the other 4 son of
3 years. The remains were taken on
last evenings train to Marshall for in
torrment, where the deceased formerly
resided. To tho hereit husband and
children the HERALD extends It's heart
felt sympathy IN this their sad hour Of
bereavement.
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Yesterday boy named Dennis Nc.
Laughlin, who recently arrived here
from Kansas City, selected rs n Sabbath
afternoon amusement "A lonely romp on
tne roofs OF set OF freight cars In q
sldihS near the outer depot. In seeking
sprang short aud foil, striking his leg
on drawhead, producing compound
fracture few Inches under the knee.
physician. "
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Dinner Gone to Waste

The food that raises q rebellion In tho
stomach as IL Is swallowed does not be-
stow either comfort or strength. Tho
stomach which tor sometime after dinner
keeps sending up gaseous reminders OF
what has been eaten, Ia not in good
order. Tone that stomach up with
Browns Iron Bitters and cat your din
ner ioyiully aud heartily. Mr.. j. b.
Chandler, Clinton, Iowa, says, 81 used
Browns Iron Bitters with great benefit
Tor dyspepsia, after other remedies had
falte1n
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QUO Certral AuerIean rrounlc. seltlod.

WAsnISGroN, April IL go senior dc
Peralta, the minister from Costa Rica,
has received a dispatch from tine Costa
Rlca minister at the City OF Mexico,
troubles are settled. The despatch gives
no deJails, but Senior DtPeratu assures
the fact that Honduras has entered the
already strong alliance OF the states OF
Costa Rtca, Nicaragua and Sau Salvador,
aud that the determined attitude OF the
Mexican government against the Bar
rios project of completing union OF
tho Central American states, has con-
vinced tho Guatemaian government
that II Is the better policy for them TO
take no further steps towards forcing
the states into union.
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A man will do great deal to save his

A man will do great deal TO save his
life, but Henry Wheeler, OF Lockport,
n. Y, who was troubled with kidney
disease, came very near losing his
because he tailed TO invest n dollar In a
bottle OF Mishlor's Herb Blttors. He
said no don't believe Ia patent medi.
cines. Some well-disposed neighbor
brought bottle in despite his protests.
rhey insisted on his taking tho medi.
cine and he did so. The FIRST bottle
wrought a great change in his condl-
ton, aud the second effected a complete
aura
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WASHINGTON, April l2.-Capt. Couch,
OF Oklahoma fame, and oS-Represonta-
tive Sidney Clarke, OF Kansas, called At
the Interior department yesterday in
hehalfo the wuuld-he setllers up0n Ok.
lahoma lands. Owing to other engage.
meuts, Secretary Lamar was unable to
grant them = hearing, aud they we're 10.
quested TO call on Monday.
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News reaches tho city that a heavy
hall'storm visited Plano Saturday after
noon, which did considerable damage 10
erops, stock and property. The stones
were OF unusual size, and In many in
sauces oroko through tho roofs OF
oulIulhgs' Teams standing In the
streets were stsmpeded, aud there were
ono was seriously injured.
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Egypt.
ORDERED TO SAIL QUICKLY

oKbEkED TO SAIL QUICKLY.
CAIRO, April l2.--The Russian consul
mere mere has ordered the Russian transports
NostrCna and Saint Petersburg to pro-
ish ports. 49,
GEN woLsELEY's INTENTION.
oAlRo, April l2.-Gen. Wolseley says
he has no idea OF abandoning his inten.
ton to capture Khartoum in the au-
tumn.
NUDNR is DETERMINED.
Nuhar Pasha, the prime mi mister, has
replied to the French ambassador in
regard to the seizure Of tho Bosphore
Egyptian, that no intends
TO maintain his action, which
ne says is according TO
precedent and International law.
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/ was afflicted with equity and chalk
deposits around my joints, enlarged and
intlamed; could not walk; pain was In.
tonse, particularly at the change In the
weather, was confined to my bed gave
up ali hopes of livingi used Giles Iodide
Ammonia Liuiment and Pills whicl
remedies restored my health, dispersed
the enlargemen,s and removed the pain.
Mrs. Virginia II. Bradshaw, stafford
Store Va. Sold by druggist Depot.
Thurber, West Broadway.
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l., IL. Burton is appointed sexton OF
Trinity cemetery, with full control Of
the promises, and he alone Is author.
lied TO sell lots and give receipts To the
purchasers, which W II ontitlo the pur-
chaser TO n cemetery deed, when pro-
sented TO the undersigned or 70 w. II.
Thomas. w, III, GAsroN.
April 10, 1885. President.
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=. a tica IN taes's moments are passin o
o. ,. EIsis whose development will deaDly
a '..;SI lu1ereS's vital to Mexico, whick
ent, To pr cure that in those deysI .Tr
hents the legitimate rights which Mex
lco ior SC metiHle has held shat I've sus-
tanned, Is the sole thought and purpose
OF the executive in this Central Amer.
lean ques,tieu,0 Va
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Many cosmetics for the complexion
have from time 10 time been put upon
the market. But nore have stood the
test ~ has Pozroni's medicated COM
tive for blotches, dlscolora,ions, ireckles,
etc. For sale BY druggists.
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India
THE AMEER's DEPARTURE AND HIS
TALK,

TALK,
LONDON, April l2,-Ths ameer, upon
leaving Rawa Piodi to. day, expressed
himself az certain that while the AZ
Shans would welcome British aid, the
native Indian troops would assist In re-.
Polling the Russian invasion. The Of.
rect OF Gen. komsroirs detailed state
ment, which showed that tho Afghan's
provoked the recent battle, has bean
Weakened bY reports r ceived by way
an Austrian telegraph station
On the Russian frontier. Penidch
was was occupied by Col. Alikanhoti on tho
zNn INST Gen. komRroff states that he
wa, wac Obliged TO occupy PenIdeh in order
stop the pillaging of
me district by the rurComGns.
anu That the Aiehans had Threatened 20
sssune offensive operations. The Rus
. .asn minister OF war sent cpugratula
VI! message 20 Gen. Komaroif aud az.
s n him TO thank the troops In tho
,hui o Oh tho car, ant announce TO them
h sa wa. III who took psst in the battle will
" rewarded 10 rank.
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at the Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, April i2.-The attend.
auce of New orlesns ople at tho expo.
siuon yesterday, in honor OF Merchants
day, was astonishingly large. Over %, +.
600 grown persons waro present and
nearly $1,000 school children were adj
united free. The gate money amounted
to XS,l25,
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England.

SHE TAKES RACK THE ALERT.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The British
government has requested that the
Alert, which was used in the Greedy
relief expedition, be sent to Halifax
where she will be received by the
English authorities,
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AssIgnad.

Mr.. +. Austin, Jowoler, No. 6l2 Main
street, made an assignment Saturday In
the county court to Capt. @. NJ. swink,
iior the benefit Of his creditors. His liza.
bilities are about $1,000 and no claims
his assets will amount TO s5OnO Ue a.
tributes his trouble 10 dull trade In Tie
Jowelry line just az this season.
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On tomorrow Tuesday at 2 p. M,
will 10 held meeting of Importance at
Fort Worth, by tho different stat aud
line officers OF the fourth regiment OF
the state volunteers. We are told that
the officers OF our city will attend In
body.
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A Redu elton Or,loro,,

orders wero received here yesterday,
rom headquarters, by the railway OH.
olal OF the Texas & Pacific and MIssonri
Pacific railways, that 30 davs from data
the wages OF laborers would be redncad
from Sl.OO TO yl.2 per day. The laborers
DO not like u aud some predict another
railway strike.
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A RoMnrh rnr I,nhhnra

Mr. w. n. Coo, who was hold up Fri
day night by two foot pads on st. Louis
street, who robbed him Of his watch and
chain and SA IS, oiiors reward of SOS
lor the watch and chain, and {25 for tho
apprehension OF one or both OF the rob
pers' Ia
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS FOR no IA.

INDICATIONS FOR TO DAY.
WASHINGTON, April l2,--For the
gulf states: Fair weather; north
easterly winds, becoming varia-
blei falling, preceded In the
southeast portion by rising barometer;
nealy stationary Temperature, except
In tho oxtrom8 northern portion; slight
rise IN temperature.
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The removal of Prof. Sanborn OF N.
H.i after being pronounced incurable by
= score of physicians, from Las Vegas,
N. NJ, TO his nome, was effected by ad-
mtnisteriag DR.. Hartor's Iron Tonic,
which has restored him to his former
good health,
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SHENANDOAH, Pa, April 1.-Two
gangs Of men were organized this morn.
inR and the work OF searching for the
bOdio, Of tho victims OF the Cuyler col.
ltary disaster was resumed.
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-------- -
eford's Acid phosnhats

BEWARE OF MUTATIONS.
limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "HoRs-
FoRD's" is on the wrapper. Mono are
genuine without IL.
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Tho I.thmus situation.

MORE AMERICAN MARINES ARRIVE.
WASHINGTON, April l2-rhe City OF
Para, which Left New York on the ID
instant with 2l2 marines, arrived at As
pinNall on SATURDAY..
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The soutlan.

REPORTS ABOUT Ell MAHDt.
DoNaoLo, April l2.-El Mahdi has gone
to Ell obeid, leaving tho Emir to govern
khartoum, The rebellion against El
Mshdi is spreading.
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"When we two parted" after linger-
ing late at the garden gate, felt that
had taken cold" said Thomas Takein-
time, and next morning i was hoarse
indeed. But bottle of DR.. Rulrs Cough
syrup fixed me up, and there's enough
lett for next time"
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RMS season noono can cry high prices,
aallor they have sone the utiors made by
H. zimmerman, tho tailor OF north
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NEW YORK DENTAL Association

D. President Secretary
@ ~ restoring their
Crown wilt
W % ne and extracted absolutely without
OFFICE FLATS,
street Has rrxn
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NO depressing effects from Rod star
Cough Cure, No nausea: no reactions
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Fresh stock Of California canned
fruits at Z. B. Epes, Il Co., $50 Elm
street. Telephone No. 3.
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tM EAcTs ~ IS BEVERAGE AND MEDIOCRE CoNaBlNE1.
TO NpTIWE Ss %S SGiS S mo
tho
prepaid plain Oh avoiding oil
seal Company
in heirea
saa 9e 9 in h9gssssIsr our
fora n being OF the ingre 81
while
blood had before
sOD bY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND GROCERY HOUSES
G1r1c9 oN11 DOLLAR PI1ER BoTTTr,T.
S g1 amy address the United States Rocky
The DUFFY MALT WHSREY CO.. BALTIMORE, MD. D. SsL
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Prof Won WONDER, writes ,--"Purlty itself--
lDunys Malt Whlskey, Is the purest liquor that
have ever nnaly9ed. Unjust therefore unqualiiedly
Ifoeonmend IL TO the medical profession"
Tho late HARVEY l.. BYRD, NJ. D., President
Iot te Faculty, and Professor OF the Baltimore Acf-
Ilcai col egol says. find IL remarkably FREQ from
Ilual OF and other Questionable materals so often
Hound IA che whiakies OF the present day.
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