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Dissatisfaction Among Fo reign Ranchs
1Wners.

Dissatisfaction Among Fo reign Ranchs
owners.
ABILENE, Dee. 26.-l Correspondence. 1
Much dissatisfaction is manifested by
the foreign rancho owners in the coun-
ties tributary to Abilene by the bill
pending in congress, having for its OBJ
jecl the driving of the British land
owners of our western ranges. The
gst OF the bill is, that if foreigners want
to own big tracts OF land in'this country
they must reuounCe their ale
glance to the crown and become
American citizens. The raucne owners
of foreign nativity who have visited Alb
ilene since the introduction of the bill
show much warmth aud are free in ex-
pressing their opinion. They contend
that congress, in any event, has no right
to Interfere with the public domain of
Texas, The lands of the state being un.
der the exclusive c'ntrol of the
local legislature, and to compel
them to conform to the laws passed for
the government of the Federal domain
In the northwestern states and terri
tories would be infamous and highly
oppressive.
a prominent cattle man from Cole
man, who is native of the British
Islands, and is still patriotic subject
OF Victoria, was in the city to-
day, and was loud in his ~ raign-
ment of the bill, which he
denounced as the vilest piece OF dema-
gogery that has come before cOngrAss
Tor long LimO, ana will have the effect
OF Keeping much-needed English capital
q away from Texas. "The bill" he con
tinued, "is simply designed to catch the
IRISH vote, and ~ introduced In
Total disregard Of policy, propriety
and legality. Should Il pass
shall immediately dispose of nv pos
sessions IN the state and return home
Orgo to Australia. | claim to have the
same rights that were guaranteed TO me
when first invested in Texas lands,
and should these rights be illegally
taken from mo to suit the wishes OF de-
signing demagogues in the house of rep
feSentativos nc Washington,
shall not succumb, but cou-
uhue my allegiance to her
gracious majesty, cost what IL may.n
lhero are over seven millions of acres
owned by Englishmeu I'm Texas, nearly
rs much IN New Mexico and Colorado,
ana million acres in Kansas, are held
oy British syndicates. Complaints
come from Colorado of high handed
conduct on the part of those foreign
rahchmen. They have order
ed their cowboys, many of
whom arc also imported, to
thoot any Indian seen Off the reserva-
uons, for the reason that Indians are
reported To he cattle thieves. These
startling facts were shown to the an
sered foreigner, but he still refused Ia
oe comforted aud continued to see moth
ing but injustice to himself. He ai-
lected TO disbelieve the facts and figures
gwen, but declared that even if they
, were true in regard to Texas,
me general government had not the
least right to Interfere, the lands of the
state being controlled, he said, by the
legislature, and that foreigners had a
night to own 7,000,0OO acres or as much
more as the legislature OF tho state saw
Ill 10 allow them.
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SCHOLASTIC.

Dallas Female college is supplied
with three experienced music teachers
Spring session opens January 10.
The principal of the Dallas Female
college ordered 100 of the "Acme Para
gon" single desks, for the use OF his
school.
The semi-annual written examinr.
tiOns arc progressing at the Dallas Fee
male college, preparatory TO promotion
OF pupils.
Four additional rooms are nearing
completion in the Dallas Female college
to supply the demands for prospective
accommodations.
The patrons and friends of the Dallas
Female college have 4 standing invita-.
ton to call at any time and witness the
workings of our school,
The health of the Dallas Female col
lege has been exceptionally good fol
the term now closing. Not a single
Doctors bill for teacher or pupil.
The fall term of the Dallas Female
college closes January 10th. Taking
our lSj pupils as body, we have much
to say in favor of their deportmenJ and
progress.
Strict sanitary regulations are oh.
served at the Dallas Female college,
Wholesome, well-served diet, good els
tern water, healthtul exercise, and the
blessings of kind Providence have
beon ours. Result: Not single visit
from the doctor to teacher nor pupil
during the five months-a good health
record, this.
w, *, JONES.
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SOME BAD SYMPTOMS.

The continued
matter
morbid
of
he patient becomes eyer there less buoyney spirits
to
up the old Standard and often without knowing
vital becoming impaired that
moving all material
its banelul effects ponthe vital and
AMONG WOMEN
the head Many
fcui the IN ~"
L. TEACHERS in OUR SCSG0S
Confinement veniad
charged with
hisd wit earlulu
LAWYERS IN THE and
O in II same wav
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL,
effort
land
strongly removing possible
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lowed to roam at large within the limits
OF the o'.ty. 1t was considered that we
had GU. grown the stage of frontier viii
lage here horses, cows, hogs and other
quao rupeds are usually allowed the en-
tire freedom of streets, sidewalks, if
any, or neighbours garden when not
properly enclosed. The general com.
flaint of serious damage to gardens,
'hrubbery, fences and property geuer-
/ ally, besides danger and fear to children
and timid people, had it's effect, and the
exhausted patience of people at last
ended in the passage of this decree. The
law was carried out faithfully and well
by our worthy mayor and his officers
until a few weeks ago, when we are
again subjected to cur children and
families being frightened by roaming
cows or run over by loose horses, and
to the disgusting sight of the scavinger
hog parading our streets, the latter, in
many Instances, forcing fences and
gates open, destroying and roofing up
| lawns and stealing provender generally.
Laws are made to be enforced, and this
certainly presents II most ridiculous
commentary on the metropolitan pre-.
tentions of our aspiring little city. Let
us have the law enforced and continue
on our march of progress, or annul it
and remain in the shadows of the back.
woods. ClVITUs.
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us
MlLLER-In the 4lst year OF his age, Lucius
W., only son of Dr.. Il. and Mrs. G. f.. w.
Miller, OF this city.
Born i'll Independence, Missouri, and
reared in and near Memphis, Tonnes
see, where, in his 18th year, he az
copied Christ as his Savior and be-
came member of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. At the close of
the late war he engaged in mercantile
pursuits in the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee. Here, enterprise, integrity and
generous traits Shone out in his charac-
Ter, SO as to render HIM a special favor
ite with the best people of the city.
Thence, he transferred, in 1871, his in
terests to New Orleans, where he led an
active business life, and there married
Mrs Mary Bartholomew, superior
woman, who has proven devoted,
heroic wife.
A partial failure in health led him, ac-
companied by his dear wife, to Tucson,
Arizona, in quest of genial air. For a
time hopes of recuperation were in
dulged, soon TO be dispelled. With
manly fortitude and Christian patience
he bore intense suffering until, on the Sd
instant, God said, alt is enough" and
peacefully he fell asleep in Jesus. Next
day appropriate and beautiful services
were conducted by ministers OF the
Baptist and Methodist churches. The
body was forwarded to Dallas. Here, in
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
touchingly impressive services were
had, led by Revs. w. G Templeton and
DR.. A. p. Smith, attended by representa-.
tive people from our various city
churches, many of whom accompanied
the body TO its last resting place
Trinity cemetery. True and tender are
the manifestations OF sympathy for the
smitten parents, the loving wife and the
only sister, Mrs. James a. Hudson, OF
Lincoln, Illinois. 4.
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BAIRD, Jan. 9.-lCorrespondence. l.
County SQUIRT has been in session for the
last week, and has disposed of much
important business. The commissions
ers court met few days past, but did
nothing toward n compromise with the
conrt-house contractors.
=, There was an accidental shooting In
the eastern part of our county. A Ger
man was killed, hut the coroner's jury
returned a verdict that deceased came
70 ms death by being accidentally shot
oy the defendant.
A German named Beauman, an in
uustrious and hard working man, died
suddenly yesterday,
lhere seems To he much sickness In
Sur little city at this time, and the
ooctors are neither sad nor glad.
me weather has been OF late most
,o,ely for this time of the year, but to-
wy thefe is all appearances OF severe
a. our people seem TO be in better spirits,
o mere is more life and vim about them,
bbwo,ng, suppose, to times being little
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relieved this oathsome
the ills OF
II. p. CHILDS.
RECOMMENDING Mr. CHILDs SUBSCRIBERS;
Of
he confidence
advertised publishers lurat
Christian Weekly ofNeN York dgn inquiry have reason to believe
ecua" "The publishers of
nes Of Boston with ujudes oohor people are somewhat s1e1n Of
declined its insertions but making inquiry received such salts
medicine withdrew
Chids
i isrCpresented to be-"
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nnnr Menl.Knnh rhIs-

THE NoLTAIC BELT Co., of Mar.
shall, Mich, offer TO send their cele.
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other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial fol-
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Also for rheumatism, neuulgia, parul-
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Nasal Catarrh.

Sometimes disease the
they easily reached
"Eusachian
throat bronchial all well
d In the same manner that we breathe
treat disease the throat bronchial lungs this
frequently medicine ken
n he stOmac
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A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, aud who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like well per
son, Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness and
give strength and rest.
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The Dallas Athletic Capitalization,
Mnnnhnna

Your presence is requested at an adj
jourued meeting of the club next Thurs
day night, January 10, at $3.50 sharp.
Business of greatest Importance.
JULIUS j. COHEN, Secretary.
The public are invited to visit our
gymnasium, ON top floor Of Col. w. w.
Loalse's new building, Elm street.
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THE GOLD AIR lMHALlMc BALM.

Ih part OF my regiment regard important especially wardng
batte the
The
which
bronchial diseases These
nh8ing
respiratory reaching
nv
will
throwing blood
u ms in isl IecLa
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Every species of Itching, Sc0ly, Pimply,
ScrofulOus Inherited and Contagious Hu-
mOrs, with Loss of hair, cured by CUrICuRA
RESoLVFNT, the new Blood Purifier inter-
nally, and CUTICURA n d UTICURA SOAP,
the Great Skin ures externally.
Sold everywhe e. Ptice: CuTICuRA, 60
ents; soar, % cents; REsoLvEST, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical CO., Boston,
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Take little annoyances out of the way.
lfyou are suffering with cough or
cold, use DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup at
once. This old and reliable REMEDY
never dissppoints you. All druggists
sell it for Is cents a bottle
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Liberal advance Will be made on GER
eral stocks of dry goods, notions, boots
shoes, household furniture, at the auc.
ton and commission house of Fine,
Very Fine, 6l9 Elm street.
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IN MEMORIAAI
N, Mother 50. Joseph, Late Superior Of
the Urssline Academy, Dallas.
by MARY E. GUILLoT.
FOR THE SUNDAY HERALD


Danced the purple shafts of twilight
Thro' the convent win,ows tall,
Making wierd, fantastic shadows
Creep along the chapel wall
And the lights before The altar
Dimly bursed rs stars that die,
Whom the fierce and cruel tempest
cuts the twinkling rim OF Sky,
Sad the twilight's silvery fingers,
Move fringe of sombre grew
Far the sbroud iefore the altar,
Where our gentle Mother lay;
With her sable robes around her,
Half a smile upon her ace,
stil and cold-but pure and holy,
With beauty born Of grace.
spotless as the virgin snow-drifts,
on the grandest mountain height,
Where no footstep e'er has ventured
Thro' the Vestal SHOWS pure white
Holy as the angel spirits,
In that bright ana wondrouS place,
Where there reigns but bliss and rapture
In the glory OF GODS face
And she died as die the flowers,
That breathe out their lives SO bright,
ON the altar of the summer,
All the day and all the night,
so-what wonder thai the flower
Wept, and shiveTing passed away
With the sad and fading twilight
On the shroud where Mother lay.
All around the dark-vriled sisters,
Kneeing bowed their heads in prayer
While holy hush and stiffness
Seemed IT, I'LL the very air.
Saw a rustling, as of angels,
Dim as dreams that come at night,
And fragrance as OF incense,
Swung by unseen censors bright.
Save that in The hush and stiffness,
Her sweet presence filled the place,
And the dancing, purple shadows
Seemed 10 frame but her dear face
Save that Rusic, faint aud distant,
Came with every restless breeZs,
Like dim echoes from the solemn
Glooms, where roll eternal cas-.
Like n dream the ritual service
Passed, and now our Mother lies
Near the grotto, where In summer,
All the air IL filed with signs
From the rose leaves that are scattered,
b. the wanton, playful breeze,
And the clouds of snow blossoms,
Flying from the apple trees.
And when e'er the convent children,
Come a-near the holy place,
flushed is all their merry laughter,
Sad becomes each radiant face;
Bonnie bright eyes fill with teardrOps,
As beside her & ave they kneel,
With a depth of sweet, pure sadness,
Only childrcn's hearts can feel.
And each evening when the twilight
filings its duSky glOoms around,
And the llOwefy chapel altar,
is with twinkling tapeTs crowned;
When the dark -rObed sisters, gliding
still as shadOWS-sweetly sing
Ia t,..fs ..,1,.a ~,
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by
CATARR thousands suffer without knowing
the
erection of the
o
Other indications hawking splitting
dizziness of the head and dryness o enose
within while
The disease advances y until pain the chest
doctor this that
the aded stomach Th
disheartened
bdngs
Ito endEhe sprrOM
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the uso
of Burnetts Cocoaine.
Housekeepers should assist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's Flavoring Extracts.
They are the best.
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G G l-t::iiJ(;llII.: ia
A POSITIVE: CURE
For Every Form of skin and Blood Dis.
ease, FrOm Pimples to ScrOfula.

] have had the Psoriasis for nine months.
About five mon MS ago applied TO doctor
near aosion, who helped me, but unfortu-
nately al to leave, but continued taking
his me icine Tor nearly three months, but the
disease did not leave | saw Mr.. Carpenters
letter in the Philadelphia Record, and his
c sc perfectly described mine. | tried the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, using two critics RE-
SOLVENT and CUTICUR and CUT CURA SOAP
in proportion, and call myself completely
cureo. l.. Il. BARNARD.
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nessons wanting place for storage
,ina nnd place by applying VI che auc-
MN aud commission house of Fine,
very Fine, 0l0 Elm Street.
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Thousands a Q Dying

life with
months
tn drkpa
all Significantly
the $
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An Extended Popularity.
Browns Bronchial Iroches have been
before the public many years. For re-
lieving coughs and throat troubles they
are superior 10 all other articles. Sold
only IN boxes.
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Tho stnnL nriinnnau

DALLAS, Jan. TO- Editors HgRAno.l
sometime ago, by vote of the cih.
s scns OF the municipality, a law was en-
-''eu prohibiting animals being al,
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MY EXPERIENCE.

Eighteen Years of terrible headache,
disgusting nasal discharges, dryness of
the throat, acute bronchitis, coughing,
soreness of the lungs, rising bloody mu.
Gus, andeven night sweats, ineapacitat-
ing me from my professional duties and
bringing me to the verge Of the grave
all were caused by, and the results of,
nasal catarrh, After spending hun
.dreds Of dollars and obtaining no relief,
| compounded my Catarrh Specific and
Cold Air lnhaling Balm, and wrought
upon myself II wonderful cure. Now
can speak for hours with no difficulty,
and can breathe freely in any atmos-
phere. At the calls of numerous friends
have given my cure to the public, and
have now thousands of patients in all
parts Of the countrp, and thousands of
happy follow-beings whose suilerings
have relieved. My cure is certain, thor
ouph and perfect, and is endorsed by
every physician who has examined It
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Before Going to New York.

l will slaughter goods aud make room
to enlarge our wholesale and retail
spring stock. u. Bauman, IOG Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Falcon is the dandy.

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
consumption, loss of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price
10 and 20 cents per bottle. Sold 10y j. NJ.
House.
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The largest stock of wines and whls-
kies In north Texas.
toERS FRFtnERs.
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The Experience Of Others.

Carrh diseases OF
rrromC
cdeem
this
Having curpd vwh
certificates
business young
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BEST FOR ANYTHING.

HAVING used your CUTICUHA REMEDIES
for eighteen months for letter, and finally
cured 1t, am ANXIOUS TO get it to sell on
commission. | can recommend II beyond
any remedies ] have ever used Tor letter
cine have ever tried for anything.
II. $. HORTON
MYRTLE, Mss
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Lonlsiann stnie Lnttcry

Louisiana State Lottery
Regular monthly drawing Tuesday,
January 10, For tickets apply to
GEORGE \. WEBSTER,
70l Elm Street.
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is by
remedy for YOU. Sold bv J. NJ. House,
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sCMOFULOTS sORES.

! had dozen bad sores upon my body and
trien all remedies could hear of, and at last
tried your CUTICURA REMEDIES and thew
have cured me. JOHN GASKILL.
HEBRON, THAYER COUNTY, Penn.
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Falcon is the new brand.
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AIittie Panioky for Prices.

Heavy wooden underwear in all grades
and prices at cost at REfSHARDr's.
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Trunks made to order, at 722 Elm
street.
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Insure your house with Smith II Hall
agents ofthe Sun oi London. Dallas.
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Baird's Bulletln.

JOKER
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Insure your homes with Smith a
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q T. AEETN sor Chapped and Oily
6S E@ - w. y Skin, CUTICuhA Soar
SARF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Tho Great BalsamIc DistIlatlop Of witch
Hazel, American Pine, Canadian Fir,
MnriGOlh. NlnNrr HInasnm. Mo.

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent
Cure of every form of Catarrh, from Simple
Taste and hearing, Cough, Bronchitis, and
lnciplent Consumption. Relief In 1--we min
utes I'm any and every case. Nothing like Il.
Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins
from first application, and Is rapid, radical,
permanent and never falling.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanlorl's Inhaler, all In one
package forming q complete treatment, OF
all druggists, for 81. Ask for SANFoRD's
ICAL Co.. Boston.
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When received your treatment | could
hardly move about, hui before had used II
six weeks | could work all the time, and have
been attending my business ever since.
shall always recommend your treatment
In the highest terms. lO ~ respectfully,
IRVING Z, GlISSON,
Moblcys POND, Ga.
received your medicine and used MS a..
rcctcd, and now relOlcc In saying that lam
we'll. JO~, A, MART IN,
Galley Bridge, Fayuttc Co W Va.
Yourmedlcinos were duly received, and af.
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prompt attention, ANA for the thorough cure
of my husband. Respectfully,
Mrs. \. l.. PORTLAND, Centrevlllc, Texas.
was terribly anllctcd with nasal and
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your treatment n test In u short time Il
cured me. ! induced my brother TO try II,
andho too was cured. X, G. JONES,
Rock Rlvor Falls, Wis.
Being one ory ur cured pat cnts, trccom.
mend your treatment to IN find trouble .
Mrs SULLIVAN,
las Dorman ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
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u could not be replaced.
j. Il. ROBERTS, Chicago, Ill.
Your treatment has cured my daughter of
Catarrh induced by n severe attack OF meas.
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U. \. Express Agent, Troy q.
Iwrlte 20 tell You that am perfectly cured
OF Catarrh.& o. Z. WISE, Magnolia, AK.
r Childs' Treatment for Catarrh, and nj,
diseases of the Head, Throat aud Lungs.
lcty, by the patient We especially desire 10
hont success. iuil statement OF method OF
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Nj, M, LEE of Grangevlle 81. Helen
Par, Ia, writes: can not speak too highly
In praise of your valuable remedies, which
act like charm In relieving TIE loathSome
disease for which they a recommended
have hoon permanently cured of Catarrh
In the heud hV the use of your CntHrrh Sne.
eide, | will answer MI letters addressed to
me In regard 10 this subject.
Il. DWELL, Heath, Burke Co., n. G.
You may use my name rs reference, as
have been cured by your treatment. | shall
be pleased to answer any Inc tries In regard
to your remedies.
HARRY TRUESpELL.
Ruekdalo Mi Is Mass,
Aug, Is, 1882.
You are ut liberty to use my name as ref.
erence In faVur of the healing qualities oi
your remedy. IL has not only cured my wife
of Catarrh In the head and throat but has
cured her of dyspepsia.
b. 3. DuNKIN, Carol. Ind.
Aug. s, 1850.
You may use my name; also that Of my
wife; we have both been cured by your
treatment We recommend your remedies
to all we hear wing ey have COtarrh. We
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for we know of what we speak.
l.. W. SPAYD. Allegan, Mich.
was thought TO have had consumption,
and had suffered many years with what was
re- lily Cniarrh, before | procured your treat.
ment, | have had no return ofthc disease.
Miss LOUISE JAMES,
Grab Orchard, Ky.