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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
Regatta al Now orleans.

New ORLEANS, May 25.-The grand
international rowing regatta, under the
management Of st. Johns club, of this
city, began to-day. The weather was
cloudy and showery. The first
race, amateur double soul, dis
lance one mile and half,
with turn, was won by the Delaware
club, Of Chicago; the Galvestons Sec
ond, only few feet behind. Time:
9A6N. 9AtNf
The, second race was professional
single scull, in which there wore eight
entries, distance three miles with q
turn. 1t was favored with q good start.
Jake Gaudaur, of st. Louis, had the
lead, and turned the stake length
ahead of Tecmer. Teemer spurted,
passed. Gaudaur and won by two
lengths. Time: 20:011s. The race ended
in a heavy rain, which began while the
oarsmen were yet one-half mile from
the finish. Gaudaur got second place;
Griffin, third; Leo, fourth; Peterson,
fifth. Hosmer finished third and
Mckay fourth, but they were
ruled out by the referee, L. B. Glover,
of Chicago, for finishing on the outside
sof the line. fA
ssThe third and last race, tor amateurs,
four- oared shells, one and one-half
miles. with = turn, was won by the st.
John club, beating the Louisiana club.
Time 1914.
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I1..ss 'ssz:l ~. ~ ss "a. 49, I. y:
Into swo oIssrfsi Tho nrsl, ol5eusl ~ par
Trans, and The serond, nexIenlnV n
eivc attention " duties. no then gave
hIs definition ~ ~ On 'oirsusIvs psrfI.
san" y WAS expected every postinns-
ter should keep MS ONCE In q i'onveni.
ept place for tho public In goo, conui.
ton clean, and In I'll respe5ts q place
where psorIo % ~ kinds rond 70
without being sphjsct 70 annoyance.
II, on the contrary 4 postmaster should
make his postofIioS the headquarters for
loaf8rs 10 oongFegafe and IN these WAYS
offend the people who called there for
their mall such aman could properly
be described ~ IN Offensive partisan
and IL subject for removal. The next
rlnss einbrsced the postinesters who
lngs and participate In campaign to the
neglect OF their duty. They could not,
speaking, be called offensive
partisans, but they merited dismissal,
ust the same.
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G.lveston Public Patronage.

GALvEsToN, May 25.-In obedience to
the call of Mayor Fulton, the city coun-
Gil met In special session this afternoon.
The mayor announced that the object Of
the meeting was for the purpose Of
nominating persons to ill the various
municipal Ofdcos, and placed in nomi.
nation Hon. Geo. p. Finlay for city at
torney, Capt. Thos. Chubb for hsrbor
master, a. 8. Vedder for assessor
of taxes, John A.. MdCorfniok for col
lectOr, Julius Runge for treasurer,
Samuel Galloway for SEXTON DR.. NJ. r.
Brown for health physicl4ds Thomss
Kendall for fire wardsn, MsNB, Hutch
ins, w. r. Manning and a. q, Everett
Tor port wardens. OF th6se Aomina-
irons the health phystojan AID port
WArelons were the only once thai were
Con1rmod by the council. The
nouinationo of recorder, auditor
o>nd city, engineer were withheld
I1e co1Qcil then adjourned
y I19 Decentralization of che mayors,
uollI n1t{Qu shows clearly that tue
eo|k 01a not approve Of Al hts nomA
lu4}{o64 and the Indications are that
zQ<1@ * tHe<a VIII failof confirmation.
1lls % 15oys V1llbe watched With IN
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wh3> 1,siiss wssid Lose ~ NE Hsssses-
klent sfshs 1Iitbesal 1dsas % Tenn
IpsPaBss Estrsmists- Peists fss
Warmer sud Tswnsmas.

DAALAs, May 2s.-l Editor HxnALp.l-
The now brewery II now running IN
iull blkst aud everything looks bright
for its permanently and success. The
buildi1g II . construction Of modern
pattsrA and the machinery OF tho lates,
improved make and. handled ~ II IL BY
sxpsriehced hands, we feel confident OF
assurip6 the public OF . hrstclass arti-
ole OF beSr and purer than has ever
been o64rod ON the market. And while
this ontGrpdse will add greatly to the
revenue 9t our city, It will likewise add
In . largo degree 70 the revenue and
prosperity Of the farmers and they
should take advantage, and plant more
Ss :ss Ss I SyS sSa are large
highest market price," OF ali other
conaumeral thus an induoement 10 Of
fered for that which grows and yields
superior Up any other grain In Texas.
But whilol we are discussing the
advantages\ OF this home enter
prise, the benefits OF which are
apparent TO avery clear-headed and I'm
partial man, let US. canvass tho results
u this city was under the iron aud az
II the result OF the canvass would JUS.
an enterprise costing siOO,O00 would DO
blocked up and its capital become dead,
and 100000 per annum brought
Into active circulation from the
product is an Item that would
also DO missed. Secondly, and
$4,000 revenue to our county would be
stopped. Five hundred men employed
In this traffic would be out OF employ
ment, and probably the majority would
leave our city anu seek other and more
profitable fields TO work in. Besides
many others who have thousands in
vested In the wholesale trade would be
compelled TO 20 70 other points to trans
act their business. Then take away $40
uen from our city, close up 60
laces OF business, "cut oil the revenue
to your city aud who would make
good to the landlord his rent or guaran-
zee to balance OF merchants left the
protitably sale OF their merch ndise.
On the other hand, would 1t stop the
use OF liquor, would not those who de-
liberately scott at and refuse every
overture TO reformation, and who, after
aoaring the earnest petitions OF the fam
lily pastor and of the beloved parents,
deliberately go and get drunk? Would
not such people get liquor from other
sources than saloons, especially when
the neishboring cities. were full OF it?"
Then those who are moderate drinkers
ana keep IL in stock for family purposes,
can they be denied the privileges or lib
critics that no other nation prohibits.
"Even the Turks, who, ns sanitary
and religions law, prohibit the followers
of Mohamedan from using any
spurious or alcoholic drinKs.D Yet
they recognize the rights and
privileges OF all others who choose TO
differ with them In this particular. The
prohibiting of the sale of liquor in a city,
county or even q state does not guaran-
toe " its people absolute abstinence
where your sister city or county or state
manufacture and offer it for sale unless
y national issue is made of it. We zee no
wise solution of the problem. GALE.
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o sds'k' ias~s = ~ f'lsnis' ~ y
cuYr,ro Mains n ssoxsiA. !
AUuusrAs. a. may Xs--vhs EsH!
Lsunssss: vIr1i1ls 4 o:osGls hails . Z!
HSsS''s ss a s ssi S ~sss ps.. sSs
rata war Il imminent among the state
rorALsxfNa psvvnsnNrfALs.
ST.. LOUIS, Nay 4---Ihe representa-
tives OF ths rALlsOads doing business ~
points on and west Of the Mobile a
Ohio ralIrosd ySsumsd tho session
SSss Sysm aae sec a ns nSpo' The 2,
Missouri Paoinc demanded greater
dlG6ysntiais sgeinst Ksnsas City than
Was recommended by the COMMITTEES.
and provisions. The Louisville q NASH
VILE refused 20 accept the Esat st. Louis
rata for Evsusville. The Illinois
Central insisted ON this rate,
s S%s =. cc,m aIn,. Use was ana!iy
Louis on grain, and cents lees Per
barrel on fionr. Diffsrentlals from other
points were arranged without
difficulty. n recommendation that
the differentials as agreed on for
Kansas City apply a. a minimum
business tor Leavenworth, Atcnison and
st. Joseph WAS adopted, su bject TO the
approval OF the Missouri Pacific, but II
not Ss sssn rS ssa' Cairo sSi' sh w
Line has added 100 refrigerator cars
to their equipments and will organize
service In all directions, and expect to
try 70 double their business TO and from
st. Louis.
1he committee on diffsrcntials also
recommended that the Joint ives ern
classification 10 adopted Instead of that
ships association, but discussion
on this WAS postponed. IL will doubt
less be adopted, however. Rates from
Kansas City and st. Louis on lettered
CLASSES from points north Of st. Joseph
are % DO b cents leas than rates from
81. Louis and Kanpas proper.
The insurance companies reported
an agreement with the Anchor
line of Mississippi river steamers
basis OF cents insurance and wafer al
lowance on grain. This IL the first time
that the Anchor line has entered
into an agreement. II the Mis-
souri, Pacific refuses to approve
the action OF its representative, meet
ing Of the Fort Scott ~ Gulf, the st
Louis & San Francisco, the Southern
Kansas aud the Missouri Pacific will
have to be held before the lst OF Juno
to arrange the Atchison, Leayenwortb
ann st. Joseph differential.
The Wabash willpnt q new time sched-
ule into NGAOt tomorrow. Under this,
trains win leave Chicago So minutes
later, In order 10 catch the limited train
business and arrive In st. Louis IS min
utes later.
The fast mail from the east will make
connection which connects with the
Chicago train at Bement, and the ,Bos
ton sleeper will srrive here att instead
Of S:45 a. M, shortening the time one
hour and As minutes.
The morning train for st. Louis to
Detroit will hereafter reach the latter
point at l;50 p. M, instead of at a. m.
the next day.
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Corsieans ouilings.

CoRsIcANA, May @.--tSpecial.l j
Heavy rains have visited this section
last night and today, but as yet no IN
juries to crops are reported.
son, and for MANY wears In charge of
the Catholic church at this place, has
been visiting his former flock and left
this morning for Galveston.
Mr.. M. Mirdik and wife and Mr..
Henry Kawsler, OF Mexia, are In the city
visiting relatives.
Judge It. r. Lowe, OF Gilmer, spent
yesterday and to-day In Corslcans.
Weepin' Joe Hardin came TO tho con-
clusion that all that could be saved In
Corsicana had been convert u and left
after a too days soige for greeuer fields
and pastures new.
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Another Lie saved.

J. q. Gray, OF Dadeville, Alabama,
writes us: ~ have boon using your DIR.
WIN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS. and l can say, OF q truth, tits
ton in the world. Ny mother wss
confined 10 her bed four weeks vita !.
cough, and had every attention by a
good physician, but ne failed to effect q
cure; and whom L got one bottle of your
DR.. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS, she began TO mend right
away. can say in truth that 1T WAS
THE MEANS OF SAVING HER LIFE. L
know OF i've cases that DIR WM.
HALLS BAIiSAM he's cured, and my
mother IL better than she has been for
twenty years."
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Secretary whitney to John Roach.

WASHINGTON, May 2'.--Secretsry
Whitney is determined that tho dis
patch boat Dolphin shall be thoroughly
tested before he comes to any decision
regarding her. The following Is a copy
of letter which he has sent to Mr..
John Roach, of New York, her builder:
You will, think, recognize that the
performances of the Dolphin, thus
far, impose upon me the duty
of exercising an unusual degree Of csu
ton In dealing with her. What would
have been reasonable prudence in me
It is quite possible that the difficulties
encountered In making her go through
= trial tip may Have been due to acct
dent and to temporary causea, but you
would pntnOW expect her to be accepted
without you having An opportunity to
,semonstrate beyond all question the
high character Of her work. under.
stand you 10 absent to this proposition
and while d6n'J understand you now
10 claim for her the speed nor the horse
power contemplated, you do insist that
80 far as Tour part Is concerned the
plans have been properly executed. ]
have giveh orders, in accordance with
our arra4gement OF yesterday, for
further trial, to be had under similar
condition4 as that OF the last, on Thurs
day, the 2SSh instant. In addition to
this must risk that sho be put to
q similar run atNsea, upon such day as
you may name. do not insist upon
her full horse power or Is knots speed
upon this latter trial. IT deemed by
you best to try upon her new machin-
cry speed OF IL knots you will answer
the conditions under which I wish to
place her. She should be loaded and
near her lines and the ex-
pense OF t.ie latter, trial will be borne
by the government, in case she is ac-
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The srurdsrou. Apaohes.

TUCSON, Arizona May A.-A special
from Silver City says courier has ar.
rived from Whitehouse with dispatch
from Capt. Overton and also brought
the following letter, dated at Alma
May q: II know positively that eight
men were killed by the Indians. They
will give this valley and San Francisco
another call and go down to CLAP.
(Signed) jules MILLER"
The courier confirms the news of the
killing OF Mr.. Luces and his compan-
ion, Calvin Orwig.
Capt. Overton writes: The Indians
are now at Lovil's park, 20 miles from
Alma. The Indians were heading for
Warm Springs. They will probably go
by the Cooks canyon trail.
A COURIER's TALE.
A Clifton special says courier has
letter from Wood, which states that the
Indians left Eagle creek, three miles
north OF Hampson's ranch, and struck
the Blue river at Branton's, 40 miles
north of Clifton. Old man Branton can
not be found. D0dd, who followed up
the Indians, believes he has been killed.
Five miles further on, at Germans
rancho, Kearney was found murdered
and mutilated. At Montgomery Is and
Welch's the Indians had been there
and destroyed everything. AS it was
dark. Dodd did not look for the bodies,
but hastened on to the rancho at Alma.
His horses shied often along the roads.
On the trail there were number of
dead horses, and he bslieves men also.
The Indians crossed the San Francisco,
five miles north of Alma, on Friday.
The settlers have been notified of the
outbreak and many have undoubtedly
been killed. Dodd states that Creath
and McGiven started back on Wednes-
day for Hampson rancho, from
where no news has been re-
ceived. He states that although the
Indians passed the San Francisco river
on the 10, no troops had struck the river
up to the 10th.
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CHICAGO, May 25..-Dr. N. II. I'1arins,
illinsIs stato vetcruIary. nfior having
made y tour oftho snro-pneumonis In
footed districts In Missouri, declines 10
detail the results IN full OF his
investigation, ~ he had rot yot ~
ported 70 the government. But enough
II learned nom him 10 warrant tho -
sertion that the slfuagion II not near 70
bad ~ ut first reported. Great pressure
has been brought 10 bear ON Gov.
oglesby 70 have him relax somewhat In
cattle from Missouri into this state. DR..
Paarins' report will undoubtedly have
the effect OF causing the governor 70
modify the present rules tos large do
III 00.
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, x: Z 4 ::',,s' X,
iIon u tho kidneys or nol4hhofjnf o..
Rauss Az un'ns. syInptouis OF Indleo$
tion srg present, hatuinncy, uneaaIs
noHs Of tho stomach, otc, A moisfure.
like r~rqplfnslon, pfoduclnra worry Ola
rks Nlf ifhinR. after getting wnrm,
u w.u,n,on attendant. Blind.
Bilsslii.l snd Itching Pil0s Yield 40 ones
n 10 application ~ DR.. Boz snko's Pile
Reni.i,. which acts dirsotl, rpon the
parts sf'rtea, absorbing the fumors,
AllAv'ng the intense Itching, and affect
Address, the DIR. BosAnko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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The PsansyivAais plague spreading.


PIrrsBuRo, May IA special from
steubenville, Ohio, says; The epidemic
which broke out few days ago at Paris,
Pennsylvania, Is thought TO be spread
ing. Another child Of Nicnolas Trux,
who has already lost two, 10 down and
10 not expected to live, AZ Ia also step
named Gardner. Kennedy
Trux, who lost dve children and his
wife and has become raving maniac,
Ii In . critical condition. Tho disease
has broken out 1t Hanian's station, on
the Panhandle road. There are several
cases there. A physician from Belle vue
hospital, New York, IL fat Paris to-day
and viii hold a consultation with DR..
Hill and other doctors In this city, this
afternoon. Hepronounces thes disease
laok-tongue diphtheria, OF the most
violent form. Fears arc entertained
that tho towns In the neighborhood will
become infected. Sanitary measures
arc being adopted at all the neighboring
towns.
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup il the
prescription of one OF the best female
physicians and nurses In the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions Of mothers and chjA ifsn, from
the feeble infant Of one Wa. Did 70 the
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort 10
mother and child. We believe It the
best and surest remedy In the world, In
all cases OF dysentery and diarrh9a In
children, whether afising from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine rS unless ?, the fac-simile Of
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. %
cents bottle.
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;'The proof of the pudding is in the
eating" so saws the old adage, and 30
the proof of the value of medicine Is
the opinion of those who have used 1t.
Thomas Bass, er:, Of Steelyille, says, II
have used Prickly Ash Bitters in my
family for two years for ailVents of the
kidneys, liver and bowels; and find
thore is no remedy equal to 1t.
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Relief from Sick Headache, Dro wsi-
ness, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in the
Side, ETC., guaranteed to those using
Carter's Little Liver Pills. These COM
plants are nearly always caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels.
restore these nS .S organs TO their proper
ter's Little Liver Pills will do this every
time. One pill Is a dose. Forty in a
vial. Price Is cents. =.
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k1@1Iki1; Nay 8 special. Tiki
I15z1lI - : o'olock, sfter returnlt|)
a. ~ 1p<Iel1on Basgett, q IA
f<1l ~ - NJ = hesett, bankets IN
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Never Give Up.

Ifyou are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite, general
debility, disordered blood. weak consti--
tuition, headache, or any disease of a bill
GUS nature, by all means procure a bot
tie OF Electric Buffers. You will be sur
prised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
Of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle by w. II. Howell & Bro.
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McKISNEY, May %. -Ispeclsl.l =
George Scott was arrested in Dallas and
Jailed here to-day by Deputy Sheriff
Franklin on a requsition from Missouri
to answer a charge Of embezzlemont.
Jim Rice was brought haro from
Wichita Falls 10 answer indictments for
gambling.
A profound sensation was created
by the arrest of s. X. Rudolph on a
charge Of fraudulent disposition OF
mortgaged property, preferred against
him by the grand jury of Cooke county.
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Young Me,.f-. ,tnno rhis.

The eolsaio Belt company OF March
cheE. Mich, offers to send their celt-'
Electric appliances on trial for thirn
days TO men (young or old) afflicted.
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseas6g,- Com
plete restoration to health, vigor AID
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in.
CURED, as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pam
INLET free
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Tie DUTY Of STATE LegtsIaturos,

Legislation In every state should reg
ulate the sale and use OF the many pois-
ons resorted to by women in their des-
peration to obtain beautiful complex
ion. There exists In DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite to accomplish the
object without fnjuring health or endan-
gering life.
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~ have been afflicted with an affec-
ton of the throat from childhood, caused
by diphtheria, and have used various
remedies, but have never found any
thing equal to Browns = bronchial Bronchial
kiketon, KY. Sold only in boxes.
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Wants the Facts Known.

Mr.. Editor; 1 and my neighbors have
been led SO many times into buying
different things for the liver, kidneys
and blood that have done us more harm
than good, I,feel it due your readers to
can be haA Very truly,
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER,
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rhis Idea of tao,nx yyest

This idea OF Going Wet
to Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all a mis-
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption In all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief in all cases OF
colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 80
cents and $1.00. Sold by all druggists.
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ecn'~ under me pses>es ron,ra~h a.
nttrIy f,nuuofD on STAMPS are 70.
1uIftd rpnnslIy 10 niset tte needs 81
re services ~ saving Of . cents ~!
show q conrij sfabis reduction In this
Item or expenditures.
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Dr.. Pierces g Favorite Prescription" Is
NOT extolied as a s'cure- aliv but admira.
bly, ruiflls = sing lness Of purpose, being
= most potent specific In those chronic
w4akn6sscs peculiar to women. Partic-
lllafsin Dr., EieIce's large treatise on
Diseases Peculiar'to Women, 100 pages,
sent for 10 cents in STAN ps. Address
Worlds Dispenssry Medical associa-
tipn, 68 Main street, Buffalo, New
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Got6
by J. L. williams Il Co.
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fyou are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills. try Carter's Lit
tie LIVER Pills and take some comfort.
! man can't stand everything. One
pill dose.
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Shiloh's vitalizer Is what you need for
consumption, loss Of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price
10 and IS cents per bottle. Sold by ]. l..
Williams Il Co.
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Cured OF Chronic Rheumatism.
~ suffered almost intolerable tor
ments from rheumatism for many years.
Parker's Tonic restored my health
says NJ. Alfred Baer, OF Sing Sing, N. Y.
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40 dye the hair. Parker's hair
BAlnern restores the original color. Is
xa<lt that betteff Only 30 cents,
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- nasal injector tree with esoh bottle
se3tA. Sold hv !. l. williams 4 co.
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Hleepless utghrs made miserable the
that terrible cough. Ehiloh'n Cure ia hT
ct,la.s1 e0r ron. Sold by J. y. williams
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isbiioh's Ostarh Remedy positive
cure Tor ealgrrh, dlphthsria and cankeQ
month Sold byJ. l., Williams Il 90,
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6biloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
IL geld by us on guarantee. It cUrea
CONSUMPTION. Sold bv ,. Il. williams
%. s.i lsil Aa
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\ r. n P, Tho great chicken oholofa
:. Y e ~ n J. oe''ss psx psckage "
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FL ~ 10 P&vtisen's EpeAps.
1Tr4ntlnc; a ~ ~ -xt1 a. ihtarview
z5elns lon eorxeevq dsut 81