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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-19
EYE, EAR, THROAT !
ChaS. Deadly, M. DO. ct a CHR =,

Late Surgeon TO the New York Ophthalmic
Hospital and Professor OF Ophthalmology in
the College OF the New York Uphthalmc Hos
pital. Diseases OF EYE, EAR THROAT and
NOSE an exclusive specially. keimctiOn
tested and correct glasses prescribed.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-19
Eye! EAR! NOSE
san ANTONIO
EYE AND EAR INPIRMARY,
Cor. Of Houston and ST. Mays Sts.,

blb hND Ian lNTihmhhI,
Cor. Of Houston and ST. Mary's Sts.,
which is the most thoroughly fttcd up, and
equipped with everything necessary, Including
the skill and experience Jas hundreds OF eascs
can testify who have been treated thcrcl OF
any Institution for the treatment of this spe-
cinlty In the South or West.
REFERENCES.
The following are only few of the many
persons who have been benefited and cured by
treatment ut this Institutions
For Caiarrh--J. y. hopinson, catarrh in
throat, san Antonio; Il. II. johnson, catarrh In
throat, manager san Antonio Light; Y. Kuhn,
oatarrh of the head Denver Col; Miss Mary
Fraser, CHtnrrh OF the throat and ears, Nova
scotia; Frank Newton, catarrh OF the throat
and ewes, san Antonio; Miss Il. Loundsbury,
catarrh of the throat and mead. San Antonio.
The Ears-A A. Dreschor. San Antonio; W.
Dietert, BOorno; James Davis, San Antonio;
George, son of W. Z. Daughurty, sheriff Frio
county. PcaTal, Tex w. W. Berry, ESQ san
Antonio; J. II. Murphy, San Antonoi r. Il.
Allen, Pearsall; J. N. Jones, Major II. II. Veel,
j. q. Diermeyer, San Antonio.
The Eyes-D. "A. Breeding. blophRritls ella
ris; Major II 4. Tocl, ptorygium; II. q. Had
state, granular lids and kerntitis; Frank New
ton, structure lnchrymnl ducts; l.. II. Lambert,
daughter, hlcnnorrhwaic conJunctivltis; An
ton Halamuda, acute coulunctivitis; J. w.
Casey, daughter, iritie, Rachel Brcslin, choroi-
ditis serosa; W. a. Carnahan. irido cyoltis,
all of san Antonio; j. Vincent, Cotulla,
| ulcer on cOrnca; W. II Brown, Locsvilo gran
| ular lids and keratO-irtis; ". J. Hogge, Eagle
| Pass. cataract; George Loesbcrg, laughter,
Castrovillo, strahlsamB; Mace SOrcll, Belmont,
| entropium and trichinsisi Robert Grler, Pana
| Marin, pterypium and eukomu; II Q. Burris,
Rancho, chronic conjunctyitis and keratitisi
| a. G.. Decker, Stockdae, tranmatic ulcer and
hypopon; W. J. Tcrriberry, saltlllo, Mexico.
| traumatlC gluucOma. 2-l6-i
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THE Dallas Times observes: "From
the way the cat is jumping, we won't
get them all out before they viii all be
ready to come in again. Three or four
such affairs as lately occurred in Ohio
and there will be no need OF turning any
more OF them out. We sup
pose we can do without Ohio this year
II New York goes against us the admin
istration can EEL that 1t is pretty and
respectable thing, but it has not had the
effect Of entirely destroying the Repub-
lean parry
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-19

Office hours . to L. M; ttoGp. IN. NooGice
hours on sunday. Residence, ~ Romnnd
street. Telephone W. 9-l2-6m
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-02
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All the .aMllin. houses in Memphis
have lcen ciosel u, ,..c police.
4 rain storm III Dyer and adjacent
&c nnte.. Tennessee. entailei 4 loss Of over
SlO1,Ou3.
Seven passengers were injured, one
fatally, ~ tn otciturniog Of u stage coach
near Abilene, Texas.
On CLinsoteaguc is and, in Virginia,
William freeman, aged et-hteen shot limo
thy Hills, his wife, aaa d lighter, aud then
killed himself. lie had hcen tinted by the
daughter
The operating expenses Of the South
crn Pacific Railway being in excess Of tho
earnings, a number OF General officials Of
the company have been asked to resign.
Since the beginning OF tho year 800 names
have lccn stricken from the pay-roll-.
Job Barbour and Horace Tcrrill, both
colored, were hanged Il; Charlottesville, Va,
the former Tor inc murder III ;:ii,:ail Jack.
goH, and the after for thu murder Of Mary
Foster. barbour confessed his crime on the
scafIold
George L. py.rs, u convicted wife
beaten was publicly lirrel BY a Sheriff az
Baltimore.
Link Banks. q desperate, entered
james II. Tsa.ier's ITO q ut ML,tcsLurg,
Ky, aud, drawing b.. m>.l,cr. said 10 Mr..
Frazer tina. icy would : 't,y accounts. Mr..
Frazier shot tic rH...an Gc q. In Knott
County + ntu>a-, the 80, ba.ween tho
Hall ana .ion,s ion IL 81 i,'cl-. N!nc
men have .bccn Lillo o. both sides during
thu last three Wtcks.
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tho computs,i,, o. The .arn-n X of the Kan.
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ness upon III 81: neat IL :; OF. ;ol. goo
In pursnai. ;.e,q...r, nIannings
economical it9s.e' - ms 'nihiose" as
storckeepsrs. Z r. 'ic.. III inc Internal
revenue sersi'e r-sc peeh removed since
March -.
The War D.p ..mcnt has received q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

John Bignell, head Of an expedition
sent by the Domin on Government to explore
Lake Mistassini, has returned to Quebec. lie
says the lake contains numerous largo
islands, which cmb ace large lakes in their
interior. The cod o. last winter was IN
tense. The soil IN tic Misiassial region is
! well adapted for tic growth Of hardy cereals.
General Middleton has arrived ut
Beaver River, in the Northwest Territory,
with 200 cavalry ami two Calling guns.
Colonel Smith with three companies has
crossed the river On his wa, to Cold Lake and
WATERMAN. Zig II ar is o. 10 Green Lake,
and there Is lit hope of speedy end To the
campaign.
The Austrian Government has init
mated that il can not grant IN cxeluatur to
Charles Jonas, o. Visions II, recently ap-
action Is due 10 Mr.. Jones writings while a
student il Eahamia, many oars ago.
The Iniial exhibit nj the New Or
leans Exposition will rrol,ail. g presented
to the French Government - the rcspre
sentasivcs 81 that nntiGn Eave indicated a
desire TO s.case t:ic Go ~ on y II Oh exhibits
the progress. mn ~ tn Indian tribes
toward civilization. 'fac entire Government
exhibit has teen TRANSPORTED to Washing.
| ton, l.UJ cas- Lr:n.s required for the
purpose. \ part y. ihcexhEit will probably
be turned over 10 tie smithsonian Insti.
, tuition for perman" i exhibition.
Perry and William Melton, father
nj f,.p p..l t I ~. vi a
for tie Lnprosohc mn der OF Iohn W. Cher
~. III old farmer 4 yer ago. Charles
Campbell was cAe, uied IN l'G.nte a In JIache,
La, for XII ling I'll o !urc Tuplcv!ch last Au-
gust. Henry Lth.ii.c colored, was banged
for murder ~ Clinton. "a. George schnei
der was strung npat l!aAiil on, Ohio, for the
murder Of his mo..,er, nnd Within Morrow
was exc nte. a, nrksyilr. Tenn, for kill
ing II cp!orea I:;. mass 4 Dick Overflow
A mob Of na~ag. ~ ~ .tnrincl the jail at
Coshortnn III, -. il n t,pn out Henry How
! ard, IL nN-r., Mh, h.:d a. ,aultcd two young
women. A,aInir,sitm was cxtortcd from the
culrr:t aHd 10 VIZ ia u hanged 10 a tree in
tho tou.4 II u:r yiri. At Richmond, Va,
r. J. Ci,y, ri,.s WAS sentenced 10 be hanged
Nov - tor tie mird.r Of fannie Lillian
Madison.
There were lIO failures in the United
States during tho week, against 10. iii the
preceding week ind ~, lis, and -; in tho
corresponding weeks Of iss4, 1883, and 1882,
respectively. l.raii tr.'.. in its weekly re-
view OF the condition Of traao, says:
especial kilograms rom The ufger
cities thrpu.hou The intel states con-
unue tho reccrl Oh almost Uniform
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-02
FOREIGN.

There was an earthquake shock of
several sccond:' duration ut York. England.
There has been serious riot in the
city OF Brun,i, .'ustria. The trouble grew
out OF diners nces between the workmen and
the factory owners coneernny the hours of
labor. The excited rcp'lacc stora Cd the
factories and the disturbance was iuelled
with difficulty by tho military. \ number
Of soldiers an many riotcr were wounded.
London dispatch: 81 terrible cxplo-
sion took place in the Ic:iilcinry collicry,
near Manchester. There VIC re working in the
mine at the time ii occurred ., miners. Ono
hundred and sixty OF these were ut work in
the level in which the explosion occurred,
.0f have ,cca re, ovcrcd alive, twenty-five
bodies have b, en- taken out, and T.. ere still
unaccountel for. Tho work OF exploring il
fmpedei 10y lad ventilation ard water
BY the laundering of the French
runboat cynaii in n recent cyclone In the
Gulf OF A., II. ~. lersons--thc entire crew
were lost.
The A:aecr Of Cabul is mass ng his
troops in Afghan Tooriistan, which action
move toward the oSus ,tiver.
One hundred aad sixty persons are
known 10 haze cen i. lied hy s'e cN.los on
in the renn: bu j. tol.cr,, near Manchester,
England.
The French C! .mbar OF Deputies
have defeated a ,nc S"'. tor tho g caption
OF priests fren4 s,r ie - g ara, reserves.
The Sranl,'3 stcy has resigned,
visit the cholera infected distric.s. Al the
shops are close in Madrid.
The Able Eatifol has discovered q
manuscript o! t.le ;iosp4l. o. st. Matthew
ana st. Mark OF ti.- d,tc OF tn sixth cen.
tury.
Herat will soon lie REINFORCED by
1900 Afghan soldiers.
The municipal authorities Of Paris
arc changing the nam's OF streets named
after the Bonamrtist Period.
"The Marquis Of Salisbury held a
conference with Sin Michael Hicks! leach,
Arthur BalloIr, and other Conservative
LEADERS, says 4; London disaa'ch Of june
%. "Rumors arc riic Tat Mr.. Gladstone
will resume the Premier ship. The Iorica
yant assurances that III. Liberals VII aid
them in carrying on the government, but the
latter believe the Torres should 20 il alone
To compel assistance, the Tories have post
poned action on the rcdi ,rihs:iion bill. Thil
deadlock thus far favors tho Tories"
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The Kansas Supreme Court has been
called upon to decide point probably
never before raised. It seems that
when jury went out one of the
number proposed to open their de-
liberations with prayer, and thereupon
proceeded to pray long and loud"
What the tenor Of the appeal was.
whether it was impartial or favorable
to either side, does not appear. The
verdict, however, was against the de-
PENDANT. whcreupon his lawyer moved
to set it aside on the ground Of undue
influence exercised by o. Of the jury
men by means Of public prayer in the
jury-room. LII his elaborate brief on
the point the counselo-. admits that
there can be no legal objection to q
private petition to the throne Of grace
earnestly offered by n conscientious
juror with tie ino.isc Of freeing his
own mind FROM .relu'i. G and passion"
But "a pubic prayer ia such place"
present, Il di:,y,cn case, since zone
long practices! III The Weld nc OF this
subtle in..ur,c, en- play upon the
feelings ana ~ ,rGt Of lis weaker
brother. tai tie rnorc gifted in PRAYER
is the leader Tie more powerful will
be his influence" The court has not
yc: announced its opinion. LII law the
objection is il low onc. 4 complaint
that Juror i, i'll tuIy given 10 prayer
will also strike the publ. is 4 novelty.
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muei..n..s End palI.er.

..aeisin.s4 and Ealls.er.
Il have heen troubled yeers VIA kidney md
bladder difficulty tfter gsirs fer bottles Of
Irsr,s kidney and f.iyer] EeNrpf Lave been
completely cured -Wii,arl c. CLARK. Mason ....s.
Builder, Auburn. :. Y.
sIIealth Is better ihsn Nea,a +" =
sIscI,iniss.
Mr.. George Ea.g. siaehinist. 1I@S Til-e Ave-.
philatelrIlia Pa sa.s.--.s My disease started when
/ was quite u youn. laa By having wei, kidneys.
have nsea Just six he;tlte Of lIs1s Kidney and
Liver REMEDY. aa3 ! solefaely proclaim. i feel
Ike a new Ilail.
= Good counsel has no price, obey it, :
Mechanic.
Mr.. Henry Williams. Mechanic, East Bridge
port. Conn. sa.s:-"A About two months ago /
caught heavy Geld, which settled ii my kidneys.
got bottle Of HrsT.s kidney and liyerl
REMEDY and with The Erst dose besante getwell.' :
LIGHT Shippers makes Ions lives 8
Railroad aina.
Frank Z. Ire. Office \. y. c. s II r. r. Little
Falls, II. Y. June 8. 1sS5 says: NY father, o.
years old. had severe kidney and bladder disease
for 20 Years. Grnation causing acute pam. me
rubber bag. Twelve bottles OF HssT'S kidney
REMEDY completely cured him. and we consider II
remarkable. We cheerfuilg recommend IL
s.Deeds arc better than words z :
Hrsr's kidney and I,-verl RENrnr has =, stood
fhe fest of time It has been before the public for
twenty years, and has cured every year thousands
of people suffering from various diseases OF the
Kidneys and Liver, and kindred disorders. who nad
failed to get relief from doctors and who expected
never TO be cured. Thousands 81 testimonials
from such persons attest its value. Send fer book
.alls wellth ends we'll
Sold BY all druggists. Price s1.s5. .
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. Providence, r. |.
c. n. CRITTESTOy, General Agent. \. J.
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midsummer dut.no 8. At q few OF th0
smaller cities there has been an improved
demand for loans, notably al Detroit. At
the larger trade cante.s -. reverse IL true,
with the soc exception o. Cincinnati, where
the demand or money j. mainlyto move the
new clip OF W. Of. TIC volume of produce
and general rncrchan .is. moving throughout
the country Is lieht, yobably smaller than
ut like period last year."
James /. Brady, the st. Louis agent
Of Cooks Tuurisi scmpany, in England, has
rceci.s.i Il. .ctions TO investigate the Max
we'll .'toler Eiur.'cr tt the Southern Hotel
last 4, Ri. antl 10 Grd out If possible IL the
body G.uni in .lc ;rink was not medical
coll sc sab c.t .ast al of Frol.cr's body.
The l.t 20 -. Bred states that Prc!ler.
before leaV.n- England. lad his life insured
in Co rs eon5ra,y or y lar. c amount, and
that Prc'i'rs r tf@ arr yer, a,H'ous to
to ray T. as4eva I'll a thsr~tiah investi-
gat.oa vi. s;.w q. I'rsIisr - stili alive,
and that tie Eoei t:u,iL s,'eme WAS hoax.
and tie re.uit of conspiracy between
Prelicr and .iaG sell.
The United tatcs steamer IroGuOlS
has i..d from i:,naua for Guayaguil, Ec-
uador, with sea led instruct ms from the Sec
rotary of state III reg tGd 10 the case Of San-
tos, the American cit zen held mere ucdcr
arrest il IS understood that n formal do.
mand will lie made IN tho name of tho United
States for the release OF the prisoner.
Gen. Middleton, says Winnipeg
aispatcli, is now cncampcd at Beaver River
Mission in the Northwest Territory. The
| troops arc in rags and urc having n bad time
| with the heat ana flies. A dispatch from
Fort Pitt reports the release of the Mclean
family. Big Bears trail Is being followed by
Col. Otter HIS band has been split up into
several parties. yellow Skys band OF TWEEN
ty two lodges was captured by Ave OF Boul.
toms scouts at Bird Lake. An early return
of all the troops is anticipated.
Clcarances at the principal cities Of
| tho United States last week showed q de
crl as: as compared with The corresponding
week OF 1854 Of I'll per cent. The decrease in
New York City was Ia pr cent. In Chicago
there was an increase o. - per cent,
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NEWS CONDENSED
Concise Record OF the Week.
EkSTERN.


ialisoi 4 deolhoW, cutlery manu-
iastufef* 81 shei Urn .asls, Mass, arc re.
porter ihsahent, Win liabilities OF several
Hi'hdfss iaoasana dollars.
twenty-five iron mills in Pittsburgh
have tssaIi#ed q c.ai:ons since the signing
OF thss eale.
Bnds3en.ieE lie lmi,ae, of man.trans
i, NJ. 90 n.4n eo,,a a,.l,v of MAJ,
siaaeist r.
DISPATCHES from, Nonnt Macf.raoo,
sts..tI,.t ..s.u f,r,,, y, ,.a or...i, I'm,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-02
POLITICAL.

The Michigan Legislature adjourned
sine die on tho 18th of juno.
The Iowa Grecnback Convention will
be held mt Dcs Moines July !.
The President has appointed William
l.. Bancroft to lie Collector of Customs for
Lawton TO be Superintendent o. the Mint of
the United States ut San francisco, CAL; \.
L. King, OF Arkansas. to be Receiver OF
Public Moneys 1T a-r. OH. ark: William
+. Rowland TO be toiie, ter OF Customs for
the district of Beaufort, II. e.; and John A.
Richardson for lie district of !an,lieo, \. G.
The following psstnn tiers lave been mp
pointed !, tie fr aet
J. S. rnras. al On. ton. Wash T.: Henry Holl-
berg, 81 sae u. he: !. q. Johns II. 1t Pea
body. Kan : aoi.i tar la al i.cirs. vi /: John
W. pnGcan. at Il, IT,: mnei ".
Shields. n Girls Gwa. b,'rn sf,s. iiisa Goer,
at new as4e. nd - y lit insnaa.
kan ] G.ar. - ..t.n .ria: " aw-
renee. al Sir, San !, X. -. " IA wa. at
Mount :, rns hSf',s' '',' a. ma, n "a
kY:W IL E.M,li. g.,.;'s,al.,i prs his. vice
d. -. Tayior, su.l =" 49, ). 'hltiie, at
J. W. S crman. Al "a va s,.e ". J.
Agnew. suspen ell. / MGCtceug. at
Baliston. y. y, vie j: II. nrosc. saspen .cd;
D.niel H. !,r sl.er. nj o III Manchester. Ind.
vice Shelby Sexton 81 II. del: her Boyce, at
Augusta, Ga. Vie ". i i.ntdsn, suspended:
Robert Z. Men fee. al y" n;aa. .on'ana vice
i. G. Andei son. susrtAd II: sssrea ). WATSON,
at Lapo.fe. Iowa. H.. ! ms, srs. eGicd.
Concerning the ca- 4! l.! s..fsreasioiis lie
Associated Press fu, ii shes The ,Gloa,n y! he
Postmaster 1T 10 oman a.~ Au.i ndad upon
the rep.rt of the INSPECTOR sor iag Z oss care
lessness in the m:si,a.s:,.tcnt CT tie utilc 4 he
Postmastors at Min n. Mint: 6S.sola, Iowa;
and Laporte City, low: Ncr b Manchester,
Ind; Cambridge, u: Augusta. CAT and Balls
ton, n. y, were susl nded uion y. Oofs OF acts
of craftsmanship while in ott.ce These acts
were OF various kinds. Some wore cd tors
In some cases since well a Ee'orc the Cleo
ton have contained scurrilous and indecent at
tAcks upon officers OF the Government. as well
as malignancy OF political feeling toward their
adyersaYies in general In some cases IT has
also been established that the iost.nts crs kept
hanging in the postoffice the Of tlcai !iacards
Of one party and refu ei to permit, those OF
the other party to he there displayed. these
placards being sometimes indecent pictures
or cartoons unfit for the eyes OF respectable per.
sons. In OIL her cases the iostlnasters we're
shown to have been eth, lent political agents OF
their party; members uf lts working commit
tees in its organization. we'll known in 1t as
such, and takny partic ular part in the con-
duct OF election business, often to III IMPAIR
ment of their performance OF the duties OF tho
office In several OF the casas pol tcal notices.
circulars, and newspapers OF the opposite pO-
litical party were shown to have been detained
In tho postOf &C.
Dennis k.a announces his inten-
tion to run for 60. ..,or OF California OH the
workingmcn's ticket next year.
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.gESTERN.

The tenth meeting of the American
Association OF Nurscrymcn, Florists, and
seedsmcn was held at Chicago, with ESQ mem
bers in attendance.
The flour production Of the Minneap.
oils mills last week was hut t6,5la barrels
the smallest sin e the milling there reached
its present proportions.
A magazine at Pueblo, Col, contain
ing $1,000 pounds OF powdor'and a quantity
of dynamite, was exploded By man shooting
at mark on the deer OF the magazine. The
rifcman was tlel his companion fatally
wounded. and III ilas within II radius OF
two miles more o" less injured.
Ex-senator James ". sesmith died
ct Derry, ere on. in his si.ty-sixth year.
His end was peaceful. and death was rs il
sinking to sic r. He had hnea in fl ling
health for soIae tiac. his min: having Le-
come impair,d d. re achieve national fame
rs the great Dca ocratic War senator from
1861 10 The close of the rebellion.
Eraot Reburg, an eN-Mexican war
Army Of. the Republic in the United states,
aieu III vancouver, y. =. aIcd hihc'y'ohe
years.
During tie year 1871, So insurance
policies sefe !" tie y limo D. ne am
| "..'.'s' w. w "s+' gan
So. il3.isa I'll TN paid III premiums
was ss.....ssss. 81 "s"s p, -: III.
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wi,hou, Favorable ta4 .Y.,.tur,ny II.
crops there vii he an 1. ,.,,. i amtunt d.
damaged corn on III r.Is:,...,. .hc cora ha.
generally leen n cut 81, III sin ct .
first OF June ia. tn;Ia -. nsta 10 ,
! growth. fhc ."a,o r.. wiz i n
damaged the crops n .a:n; !" n,c Tia
state. has d:sappsar d . #.' eito d, an,
damage since sha Fret 81 JtiEa
Sam Lawrence aid Charles Barry
members o. .o.es ar.Ls ca. ~. $40
, each other ta;ail, in !; il .nat !. Ito, h.ot.
Mich.
Ran,o;nc nf . pasfolon have l,ae.
e,a 100. yi,,,os -
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D.,nGrrJlls..

Al this season 81 the Year the
Blood becomes sluggish aA! is sur
charged with poison. II is in dam
gerous condition and leads to many
diseases, which are serious and
dangerous bni can easily be avertrd
by TIL. u-r If HEcGs' BLooD PURIFIER
AND BLOOD MAKEE. 1t separates and
discharge, I'LL poison from the Blood
cures Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and
all Blood Disorders. Free sample bo,
ties III Lathrup 4 .S!awsoh's. Is
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-02

.Wlile n III. 4 rtstrp l..st WITT ny 'itllo
boy Three l...rs alti A.ts ;.at .ts ttNEil .eetp,
ii seemed Il il aa Nas.a. tt:@ t.sas sifstt -.
latlaf. a!e ~ t.lt i:Ha8tg sHftaa*Esi tie Use
q. aNii.t BERRY II 6saHAi, II LITTLE ~
rsitA Mas always l.fi IN tie laNse. Ills
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Lite ffs II rae lte slr easily. ii3e doe
Tor s. f.t tile tes ;sal Ii.taRAi. Lad
s;vc ttt s. fs.fss .s. san VA Neitts 4.
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-, har. .t.est t.ru'> snHhry PICTORIAL
II - 5#iH4#K &es.iai s..lH. sttu 10 ~
H. III III ,tsaHatutee il tle iaa-t eiftctl.ai
r.n ier coughs anil eol,'s 9a Lave ever
ttls.. Al. CRANE"
Lake Crystal. Mimi, Mare. -, issa.
"Isntrelsd for .iglit years from Bronchitis,
;tui alter ts,ine iaaAs remedies with no sue
ccs5. ! MS cured ~ lie use 81 .tiIRs CHER
~ l'4.Ioati. jnsIiA Walden"
Esi..l!a, Miss, April ., ise.2.
Il cannot sa. enough, III praise Of AYrR's
CHERRY pIaIoRAI. believing - | do that
Init ~ its use should long since have died
from lung troubles 4. ERAoDoS."
Palestine, Texas, April 2, 49,.
No case Of an affection Of tile throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
BY the use Of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and it will Arrays care when tho disease -
not already beyond tho control Of medicine.
PREPARED bY
Dr.J.c.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-02

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