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Ammonia in Baking Powders.

Among the recent discoveries in sci
euce and chemistry, none is more i'm
portant than tho uses to which common
ammonia can be properly put as lesv-
ening agent, and which indicate that
this familiar salt is hereafter to perform
an active part in the preparation of our
daily food.
The carbonate of ammonia is an OK
ceedingly volatile substance. Place a
smail portion OF IT on q knife and holu
over a flame, and il will almost imme-
diately be entirely DEVELOPED into gas
and pass off into tho air. The gas thus
formed is simple composition of nitro
gen and bydrogen. No residue Is Jett
from the ammonia. This gives it au-
periority as q leaventng power over soda
md cream of tartar used alone, and has
Induced its use as asupplement to these
ARTICLES. A small quantity of ammonia
IN the Dough- effective in producing
bread that viii be lighter, sweeter, and
more wholesome than that
agent. When it IS acted upon by the
heat Of baking the leavening gas tha5
raises the dough is liberated, In this
act it uses itself up, as it were; the ann
monia is entirely ditfused, leaving no
trace or residium whatever. The light,
fluffy, haky appearance so desirable IN
biscuits, etc., ana sought after by pro
sional cooks, is said to be impaired to
them only by the use Of this agent
The bakers and baking powder manu-
facturers producing the finest goods
have been quick to avail themselves of
this useful discovery, and the hand
soonest and best bread and cake are now
largely risen by the aid of ammonia,
combined OF course with other leaven-
ing material.
Ammonia is one of the best known
products of the laboratory. IF, as seems
to be justly claimed for it, the applica--
ton OF its properties to the purposes of
cooking results in giving us lighter and
more wholesome bread, biscuit and
cake, it will prove boon to dyspeptic
humanity, and will speedily force itself
into general use in the new field to
which science has assigned it.-[Scien-
tltic American.
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I'erroil Topics.

TERRELL, April III Special Two
volunteer fire companies have been
guarding the city's interests against the
flames. Thoy are now fully equipped
with proper appliances TO accomplish
timely and on q moments notice. They
are not 20 be cSyrllUd by ANY regular
paid company In the state. Tho ladies
OF Terrell are to give q supper on Thurs
day night for the tlremen's benefit and
20 aid IN paying necessary expenses IN
Cured, Vho hremGu will appear on
the occasion in ful dress, parade and
drill for the heueii Of all present.
Mr.. $. u, Nelson, 81 Cullpeppar Nir-
gina, accompanied by his son Arthur,
is visiting Maj. }. 5, Grinnan, and his
son In l4T. r'.'. Ie.k,
experimenting b. NJ. Baker has been
cordially invited bv the city council TO
mold a session OF his Normal scool in
Terrell this summer.
Wholmes d Co, ara TO transfer their
skating rink to Dallas this week.
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WIFE Point Local Notes.

WILLS PorNT, April 2l.--lspeoia!. i
The newly elected city officials wore in
augurated to-day and all anri-option
men are happy, as it is understood that
the new city salons will do all in their
power to annul tho corporation.
Mr.. T.. A. Kahn, IF Dallas, stopped of
here on his way 20 Paducah, Kentucky,
ana is tho CUES, OF his friend, Mr.. o.
Hirshberg.
u. w. Reeves left on the evening
train to-day for New Orleans, TO take in
the exposition and mest his family,which
has been sojourniug there for some
weeks.
Mrs. j. NJ. Began, the railroad agents
wife, arrived to-day from Liverpool, ac-
companied by her sister. They intend
making this their future home.
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/ tiIhutdai ifln UuaJomHisl "Ibe en-.
.HFininnt lu WhlHn liaffiut wn4 Killed
aHH hniwpou unH battalion ui thH NuaioY
uHinn troops and n much larger body
uf san salvndofnans AtpH. M, liarflUs
gave nm order 10 attack, but NJ 10 O'Clock
uu advance movement had been made,
ns the troops we're und0r command NJ
au unpopular colonel and refused to
obey him, Bnrrlns was Ia his tent
vita two of his officers when
the information WAS brought
10 him. on tho refusal of both Of those
officers To assume command, no left tho
toni and 10 was while no was proceeding
To To- front of the column that ho was
snOt v a sharp'shootor from tree.
The lllet entered his right shoulder,
psssOo through his heart aud nut at the
lett sid o. Meanwhile the battle had
comm, frd, and In short time both
sides " drew from the baltic field, but
not unit n determined aud successful |
Effort hal hoen made TO secure the body |
vi Barriu5,
Mrs, Bs rois,wife ofthe late president,
and sove children wore among the |
passengers on tho steamer Granada, |
" hich has Just arrived from Panama,
Her son Antonio Barrios, arrived ye
grday from tho Cl~t.
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NVeddInrat EImont.

ELMoNT, April l9.-lCorrespondence.l
The marriage OF Prof. l.. p. Evans,
president of Elmont institute, to Mss
Laura Armor assistant, took place TO
day ut IL ". NJ; tho Rev. MIR. McComb
tied tho uupdal knot in his own house,
whore the bride has been boarding some
time. Tho bride is lovely lady Of Mis-
sissippi, highly cultured, and has gained
a most friends ut this place. Prof. Evans
is man Of uuGaunted energy, and has
built NJ a tuo school at Elmont. Tho
affair was not precautions, but grcnt
union OF souls, The following were the
attendants: DR.. S. d. Moore and Miss
Bee Henderson, Prof. =. X. Tolhert and
Miss Cora WEIJosida, Dr. Walter Pat
tent and Miss Emma Rattle, Prof. James
polBert and Miss Emma Gilbert May
their combined Life be a success.
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TO Tho AAlicted.-The Blind Restored to
Sicht'


We the undersigned of Terrell Kauf-
man County Texas, having personally
known, DR. J. IL. Payne, for some length
of time as an expert Oculist, and having
observed the extraordinary success,
which has resulted in his practice in
opthalmic diseases, 1t is with pleasure
that we voluntarily and unhositatingly
commend him to the confidence Of the
people as trustworthy and skillful
oculist. And his success in many SEEM
ngly intractible cases has been really
marvellous.
We are cognizant of the fact that
many patients have come TO DR.. Payne
for treatment, who were objects OF
commiseration, who had been under
treatment by some of the more dis
tinguished oculists, in north and east
Texas, without being benefited, but
by the skill and energy OF DR., Payne,
they are restored to sight These are
irrefragible facts, and competent tes-
timony can DO produced at any time ii
desired.
In the treatment OF granula con-
| iunctiyitie, pannas films Opacitio5 OF
| the Cornea diseases OF the hbrCus
| tissues and pterygaim, he is without a
poor, and his method of treatment in
exopthalmia is really novel, without
| enucleatiCns as operative now ana
painless and guarantees success. We
can cousicentiously state that any one,
who ia suffering with diseases Of the eye,
will find DR.. Payne, thoroughly
compotant, faithful, careful and
pr"mpl.
We cannot without appearing paneg-
lyrical, say more for him than we have
said. We could not in justice to the re-
putation he has earned among the
| people here and abroad, say less.
Y. u. Harrington, NJ. D.; G. w Gray,
NJ. d.; DR.. a. II. $. Hardin, W. IL.
CocI<en, l.. $. w. II. Phillip NJ. d.;
NJ. B. Pallard, NJ. D.. 81. b, Chiidross,
j. o. Terrell. Senate sixteenth district;
Mayer IL SON.; Fl. n. Dodge Pastor
Baptist Church.; M. II. Nicely pastor
Methodist Episcopal Church.; Frank
Houson. j. III. HendricS, Pastor
Cumberland Pre,bytoriRn Church.;
Bond & Carsweil, Buydestun ~ Dur
ham, Merchants; Shortredge Il
Uoughton.
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daftruU. anil h.lH taffltaes wei. H..t.
tifullg decorated Ihan The n0utest ~
trumpet was mad, iha following tiino
wHs uHdnt
distance, ~ yards Ia hydfnnt aud nm
feet NJ hnsei iieltou hose M, !, Time
gHIi
Muchauics hos. lioltoni time, li2lN.
Temple Protection hose No. ~ timti
ii2lis.
Balton hook and ladder made u run
Of 9D wards and sent n man IN the top
Of u GG.iuut ladder time, haiS.
Tho department anu Cii'IHns then re-
paired % grove near town, whore ia
blos were grooming under their henvy
loads OF provisions, 10 which ample JUS
tloe was done.
After dinner the Bolton first and sen'
ond ninos engaged In game of base
bail,
Tonight ball will crown the festivi-
ties OF Tire day,
So will end one Of the happiest days
IN the history of Bolton.
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MCKINNEY, April 2l.-LSpecial is a
Jacinto holiday observed here.
Weather is cloudy and light rain fall
ing.
The Baltimore q Ohio Telegraph com.
pany has placed call boxes in many of
the business houses N the city, and is
ahead of The Western Union in that re.
spect.
Bill Luper, charged with arson, was
discharged TO day.
Pack o Brien left to-day for Califor-
mia, his future home.
Rev. Il. NJ. Mccoy, colored, was jailed
to-day on the charge Of theft.
Sheriff Beck, County Judge Wnr Gnd
Districk Clerk w. f. Cox are out fishing.
II ought to rain.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

SECRET medicinal preparations may
be good, but they may be injurious.
The system should be discouraged
Particularly should mothers refuse to
give their children remedies the in-
gredients of which they aud their ply
sicians do not know. Many remedies
for children are absolutely dangerous,
Godfrey's cordial, Dalby's Carminative,
Batemann's Drops, Syrup of White Pop;
pies, Soothing Syurp and Paregoric al
contain morphine or opium in some
form. We know of but one remedy for
children which defies mysticism and
bears upon its labels list of its com
ponents. The vegetable Castoria las
acquired it's popularity as a corrector OF
childrens' ailments, not alone because
it Is a reliable medicine, but from the
fact that its liable inspires confidence.
We shall bail the time when Latin pre-
scriptions and secret remedies cease to
be the means through which unprinc-
ipled empires may impose upon a
oredulous public.-[Hall's Journal
of Health.
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State MedicnI Associatlon.

Houston, April 2l.-LSpecial. The
State Medical association nett in annual
session this morning, with President
Client presiding, About 50 members
were present.
The opaning address was delivered by
Hon. Charles Stewart, representative in
congress from this district, and resi-
dent of Houston.
SO tar the association meeting has been
characterized by perfect harmony. The
Electro. Therapeutic association Of the
state met tonight, with an attendance
Of 50, DR.. Baird of Comanche, presiding.
Arrivals by rail TO night viii make
over 100 physicians present
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suffrf..t nUiftnsftuf aud incorporate
uUhnt me general law ~ iHf 40
df nuain ftfps have htan taken.
WHxahiefin IL below aero when Y
.fU fuuH 10 railroad N WlUt
The fort must shove up nni uulldi
aud lot hOf hear the nuglnn WHISTLE
then maybe SHE might thnw, nOwoyof,
NJ they mean business, aud viii "put
IN" Wrrahachlo may yet show thoW
how to dance.
T0.day'z exposition list comprises W.
A. Crlf6O aud lady, DR.. llondley, Miss
Bridges, joel Dixon, T.. Il. iOargor and
wife, Miss Sallie Snednur, Prof George
Armstrong, Capt. Joe Farley, daughter,
Susie, aud son, John,
Up 10 date 100 tickets have boon ,old
from hero % New Orleans.
Hon. \. A.Kemblois at Austin nttond.
lug federal court.
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NEW York, April 2l.--At : o'clgo5
this morning the curtains were opened
in Cen. Grants residence. At S;2j g. m.
DR.. Douglass leIt tue house. He states
that tbs general slept through the night
without being disturbed. lie WAS
much improved after his drive yostUr-
day ard said that he would 20 out 10
day. As far as can be CLEANED from the
increased amount of exercise taken py
the general, the doctor thinks he is
gaining in bodily strength. The swell
ing at the base of tLa tongue, however,
still continues, with little sloughing,
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National Reform Association.

PITTsBURG, April 22.-The session of
the National Reform convention was
largely attended this morning. Ad-
dresses Were made by Rev. j. r. w.
Sloane and Rev. Spence, the latter dis
cussing the "Sabbsth of the Future"
The committee on resolutions reported
series condemning the Sunday mail
service and paper and the running of
railway trains on the Sabbath; also en-
dorsing President Cleveland for the po-
The resolutions were taken up seriatim,
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WAxAHAcHIE, April Is.-LCorrespond-
ence. The n. w. Griffith IL Co. hard
ware stock, which was attached here,
invoinsd, cost and carriage, S5,OC0;
liabilities, $1,000. The STOCK IS TO be
sold TO the highest bidder on Thursday,
the 23d instant.
Mrs. Winkler, of Corsicsna, manager
OF the Prairie Flower, is in the city on
business.
The prizes at the skating rink were
won by Miss julia Nicely and Charley
Cannon, last nj ght; Miss Nelly as The
most graceful skater, and Mr.. Common
for taking off the most rings in the
tournament.
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Arresting the Progress of Consumption

ArTeSNlnE IoEkess Vi
In this disease. as every one is aware,
the only hope of the patient lies in the
establishment OF higher vital condition.
Efforts ere made to reach this through
outdoor exercise, and by various other
means for improving the general health
which are known 10 invalids and phy-
sicians. Now, in the Vjtalizing Treat
ment of Drs. Starkey d Palen, lI09'Gir-
anr St., Phila delphia, has been discover
ed an agent that gives directly this
higher Vitality, which generally be-
comes apparent at the very outset OF its
use. This is manifest in an almost inl-
mediate increase of appetite and in
sense of life and badly comfort. III the
Treatment is continued, steady i'm
provment nealay always follows; and
where the disease has not become too
deeply seated, a cure may be confidently
looked for. III you would have sat
isfactory evidence of this, send to Drs.
Starkey 81 Palen for such documents
and reports of cases as.will enable You
to judge for yourself, and they awill be
PROMPTLY furnished.-
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-
Houston Post Plant Sold.

Houston, April 81. - Especial -
United States Marshal Tracy offered
for sale to-day to satisfy the judgment
of the Graham Paper company of st,
Louis, the effects Of the old Post. They
were bought in by w. X. Baker, at
s. 600 The attorney for j. w. johnson
protested, claiming it was his indivil-
ual property.
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y.oon,r I,7eng-.I,en,i wis.

The Voltaic Belt company of March
lhal!, Mich, offers 20 send their ceLe~
br&ted electro-Voltaio Belt and other
days to mon young or OlO afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, patal-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration to health, ,vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
Cured, as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at onco for illustrated pam
Nhlat free.
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There VIII Re No Strike.

There was rumor afloat yesterday
evening that the employees of the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad were
about to strike. The cause is that they
were not getting as much pay the past
winter as the employees of the Gould
system, and demanded raise of wages
to the same scale as last fall, which the
road acceded to, and conses uently there
will be no trouble.
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ST. LOUIS. April 2l.--Tho second an
nual bench show of dogs, uniar the au'
spices Of the 81, Louis Gun
club, opened this morning, in the
exposition building, Tho lists are very
fine, tho entries In all ciaSsos number
ing lg7. The attendance ~ the opening
was large, \ large number OF special
prizes have been offered. Tho eNhibi
tlDD will last iOur days,
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brought Homo In q WACO y.

LOUISVILLE, kv.-Mr. J. Helmus
brought home in a wagon, carried up
stairs by two of his men and laid on the
bed. He was Suffering with q severe
attack of rheumatism contracted in tho
ice vaults of the brewery. He refused
TO have doctor, but dispatched a
servant for q bottle of st. Jacobs Oil,
with the result that ia one week he was
entirely cured and able TO return 10 his
desk
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shakspere Says Truly:

II WIIICn VIC
BY any other name would smell as sweet
But the reverse Is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many wretched per-
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not irnpart TO them any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
Il Lanman's Florida Water. Beware OF
these counterfeits, and make sure of OBJ
tanning only the right article which has
Won for itself the foremost position as q
tOilnt rannisite,
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Gen. Lswton Declines the Russian EVis-

WASHINGTON, April 2l.--Mr Lawton
has declined the Russian mission. An
intimate friend received q telegram from
him to-day requesting him to convey TO
the president his desii G to decline. 1t is
understood ne does this to relieve the
president Of all embarrassment, and to
avoid possible controversy in the SEN
ate next session.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

Every woman who suffers from sick
headache, and who disIikes to take bit
ter doses, should try Carter's Little
Liver Pills. They are the easiest of all
medicines to take. A positive cure for
the above distressing complaint; give
prompt relief in dyspepsia and indiges.
zion; prevent aud cure constipation and
piles. AS easy to take as sugar. Only
one pill dose. 40 in a vial. Price e
cents. If you try them you will not be
without them,
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Belton,s Bic Celebration.

BELToN, April 2l.-LSpeoial. TO day
has been Gala day in Bolton. The
Temple fire department arrived at 9
O'Clock on special train. On arrival,
both departments assembled at the
opera house and beautiful banner was
presented to Bolton hose company No.
/, after whicht there was parade through
the principal streets. The hook and lad
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The Deathlof BarriOs.

SAN Francisco, April 22.-The Bulle-
tin publishes this afternoon the follow
ing particulars of the death of the late
President Barrios, of Guatemala, OBJ
tanned from L. b. Parnett, the Guate-
malsn consul, OF this city, who returned
here this morning on the steamer
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GULF, CoLoRADol& SANTA FEE RAIL
~ WAY.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Rnrli z, lSS1.b
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Director of said Railway Company have
called messing of all the Stockholders of
said Company, to he held at its office, in the
city Of Galveston, Texas, on the 18th day OF
June 1885, at ~ O'Clock noon, FOR the pu pose
OF considering and determining as TO the ne
cessity or constructing improving and oper-
atlng its railway by the issuance, sale and
disposal of Second Mortgage Bonds of said
Company, of the denomination of one thou
sand dollars each, to AN amount not to exceed
eight thousand dollars per mile, on the main
track of said Compsny's Railway, construct
ed, acquired or to RECONSTRUCTED or acquired,
and all branch lines ofsaid railway.
Said Bonds to be dated April /, Se5. and
payable on the first day of October, 1923, and
bear interest at the rate of 8 per cent per an
nun, payable semi-annual Y, on The first
days of October and Of April In each ear, IN
the city of New York, and the payment
thereof to be secured by deed of trust and
mortgage upon the franchise of the Com
pany, and the property of the Company used
In the management and operation of its
road. The said bonds and deeds of trust to
| be in lieu of and a substitute for the second
mortgage bonds and trust deed and mort.
| gage which were authorized TO be issued and
executed by the Stockholders at meeting
held on the first day Of August, 1888.
WATERS DAVIS, Secretary.
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(aticu1a
fufanlllo skin BeautIners..App 10
Mothers. TRY Them.

NOH Cleansing the skin and No zip OF Ilfth
II liumOrs, for Rllnying Itching, burning
toms of Eczema, Psoriasis, MIX Crusi, bcali
Head ScrOfula aud other Inherited skin and
blood diseases, CurIouRA, the Great skin
Cure, aud tuTfCuRA SOAP, nm Exquisite
Skin Bcautlner, externally, AM CUTiCURA
REsOLv Mt, the New Blood Purifier, inter-
nnlly, are in'allible. Absolutely pure.
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"rERRIBLY AFFLICTED. f."

Mr. aud Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Becher-
town, Mass, write; "Our little boy was err
aud Eryslpelas overslnco he was born, and
nothing we could give him help q him, until
We tried CUrICURA REMEDIES, which grad
ually cured him. until he Is now as fair as
any Chlll,n
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nrrOM MEAN TO FEEL.

Charles Enyre Hinkle, Jersey Cl,y Heights,
\. j., wrltos; "My son, lad OF twelve years.
was completely cured OF n ter ible case of
Eczema by The CUTiCURA REMEDIES From
the top OF his head 10 the soles of his feet
was one mass of sCahs.' Every other RENEE
dy aud physicians had been ried IN vain.
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$4,000 FOR NOTHING"

VIM Gordon, 81 Arlington avenue. Charles
81 70 hfst-class doctors 10 care my baby.
" out success, tried CUTICURA RENE.
DIES, which completely cured, after using
three packages
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Cleveland Satisfied with the sable serv-
ants.

RALEIan, April 2l.-Tho president is
reported here as saying that he did not
propose to remove Mr.. Bruce, who had
made a good officer, nor did he intend
10 remove James Hill, tho colOred coll
lector ufinternnl revenue In Mississippi.
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The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.

Burnett's COcOaine has been sold in
every civilized country, and the public
has rendered the verdict that it is the
cheapest and best hair dressing in the
world.
Burnett's Flavoring, Extracts are in
variably acknowledged the purest and
the best.
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Castor Oil.

one of the chief uses to which cas-
tor oil is now put is that of dressing and
softening leather for boots. 1t was for
nleriv used for dosing children whose
stomarhs were disordered. And an
awful dose it was. Now we give
suffering children Browns Iron Bltters,
waicn tones th estomach, regulates dig
eqtion, and imparts strength to the
whole body. Browns Iron Bitters is
incompsrably better than castor oil,
and more pleasant to take.
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EnR PALE. LAGuID.

Emaclatod children, W tn pimply, shallow
skin, the CUTtCURA REMEDIES viii prove a
perfect blessing, cleansing the blood and
skin OrlUhoritCd impuri les and cXpellinP
the germs OF ScrOfulu, rheumatism, GO gsump.
ION and 5 we're sEIm diseases.
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"Brsr FOR rnE SKIM"

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES are the best FOR
skin III eases | have ever sold, ana your q u
TICURA SOAR the finest medicinal toilet soap
IN the market. c, W. sTArLFS Druggist,
Gee ia Mills Wis.