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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

CoEsIoASA, Sep. O. ,.Speoisl.i-
The Locating committee for The Odd
Fellow Orphans aud Widows Home
has been in session here all day. ii.
u. Herring, Esq.and Mr.. IT. Walton,
of Waco, DR.. A. M. Decham, of Wax g.
havhie, and DR.. w. j. w. Kerr,
of this city, being present, the re-
manning two, Hon. Charles Il. Gibson
aud Mr.. Fred Carlton: OF Austin, be-
ing absent, they being in attenden~ o
Mt The meeting of the Sovereign lodge.
Several places wore examined al 10
their suitability for the onJscS, aud II
is probable that the committee will
decide for tue location in the vicinity
OF the city.
Mr.. Hart Gibbons, Gu energetic
business man of our city, died to-day
al 2 O'Clock, aud will be buried &c NOR
low.
Mr.. Dave Maggard. for many years
agent for the 1'ex2s Express company,
al this place. sent in his resignation to
the company.
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Il Snries of Resolutions.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.--The pro-
ducs exchange has adopted resolu-
tions 70 the effect that they
learn with astonishment ana
alarm that the collector OF
therort of New York mas recon
mended the sec; etary of the treasury
20 permit inc Introduction Of broken
rice at 90 ger cent. advalorem duty,
and also tho following:
Resolved, That as representatives OF
the prt ulcers and dealers In domestic
rico in the State Of LouisisnR,we protest
against such evasion of the existing
tariff laws.
Resolved, That we declare broken
rice is imr ortsd to pure, unmsnufac-
tured rice, prot ,ted by q specific rate
of duty. The whole of The foreign
rice imported )uld be easily oI oxen
in pounding to clear it, If admitted,
almost free of duty.
Resolved, That we respectfully urge
the secretary of the treasury to pro.
tect the producers and the revenues OF
the treasury of the government from
such construction of existing laws.
The Sugar exchange has also
adopted d, series of resolutions 10 s9uue
general elect
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Sept. 2',-lSpsSia.. Bell
county rolls show increased Vs!ues
S2T9,0Oc. Now Ton Increased S2G,C,o
Tho capitol board hold a mest'r2
this mornins. ut which ,ho leas9 OF
capitol lsods 10 the syuG'ca-s WAS e."
rected. Tree"rrer Lubbock, it s ~
delsLood, withdrew b's objections.
One hupd red aud tGi, teen pniNeHsiOy
students Rave mat:jcu sted, with SOME
&C or 20 avsi ing G: lm,naL'oN. TIVE
ara srom N soui one iiom Louis
ana, anG bGs ual,n.s from "ey as.
Tor = o. the Laser are residents oil
Aust.L
The Lam Of EsOwn, Saterteld d ID IL
ier, proTiasnt tend meI feie, aud & 1
newspaper mapPsefs Snd VIA s.s,
hay N 1de Co oael Ga;uas an oder 10
purchase a ia I iptereEt m bhe Safes
man. Coiopel CaiT 80 has tue ma Ler
under adv sement and will signify lis
acceptance or rejection tomorrow.
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kaufman

RAurNAN, Sspt. :l.-lsgecIel,/ Pm
county-sest elsctiop, held In this
county, on last Saturday, reSnltsd In
favor OF Esniman by woe Of about
2, 30 ter Kaufman, and $500 for Tei-
Iell, two,thiyds OF tue votes being
necessary for removal to leIreN Tbs
canvass WAS the most active Gud g.
citing ever had In this county. Wa, n
the result became Eao@n IN
Saturday evening, tho old tcwl
OF Kaufman presented scene
indescribable, aud never To b9 forgot
ten by those WHO witnessed it. Many
hundreds OF people hud come ~
town e. learn the result and
10 participate IN .he enjoyment e.
peclant upon kauiman's success.
Late In the evening, as brsgleS and
norsemeu cano rushing INTO i1wn
bringing good news cor kaufman, the
wildess shouts rent tho air.
assured, tho rejo,clngs kew
no bouads. The entire population
were Oh the streets. Shor. alter scout
itoss from 81. slug rg multitude.
Hcudrets end Luou S2uds of boys 2nd
me ! paraded tIo streets with banners;
wagons and caIri2Ses, loaded with
girls and boys, carrying banners
singing and shouting, "Hurrah for
Kaufman" moved in tho procession.
Added u this were bon .ires, fiji
works an the constant roar OF anYilS,
Altogether, no such night OF rejo!c ne
was ever Witnessed IN l,aalman,Bor
any other rlace Of equal number :.
Its hoped thai the question is nov
permanently settied. That tho heaI
burnings engendered 5y The bitter cor
test may die oct, aud lat the peon's
will henceiorth dey, thoMseiYes 2
the general prosperity and bsppins%7
OF our epsire county.
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treaty powess are soilna In eoaoeri

treaty. powefs are seilnn In ecaeeri
The Haltsn " hOpaless.
No rnf lrs frn "a lenas louaHLiA.
PHfLLi0rrotia, SAINT. ai,-Agent
of III great powers d snai nv 10 NE
, treaty ~ Isflin haFo snnt dispatched
~ their respective governments
nppinving the movement ~ " iday
, last. 10 n TumOfud st vsriOns oJnsp
lAes, In thla city, that ambassadors ~
t0nstantinOplo have suugeedad IN H.
'adlug tne port lroin sondlng Turk
ish troops ~ Easiai E1umol.a, 10 rB-
Eain possession at tDo county,
HOSTILE nsCAoEMEaf,
Anarchy pIeyalis IN AL bRDia. rnil.
ish troops aud a body az Alhanianr
AVE had an onRagement near PIiz
cue. Five battailOna OF Turkish
troops have been dispatched 10 the
scene OF the trouble.
EEs1LvRO 20 ! en-.
PAN :, Sept. -, -Somi-O foial al
.cos Tend 10 confirm tho report th'
Alexander, OF Bulgaria, acted ntIely,
independent OF Russia IN anne. ,ng
EOumeiiS, and was imp0ilod only by
Bulgarian public opinion. 1t In con,
sidered improbs 10 that Turkey will
accept a nscuniaory COMPENSATION for
lheloss o.. Eoumelia, because thoEalkan
n Ontier is necessary 10 defend Con-
slantinople. 10 II believed that tho
porte has resolved 10 fight, ia
order TO restore the statue quo,
but The fact that tho powers arc dGsir.
QUA OF peace, diminishes tho gravity of
the tuation,
lae DE o1ED GOVERNOR.
SOFA, Sept. 2'.-Gabriol PashP, The
derOsed governor OF fuumeiia, is u
prisoner mere. The National assembly
las teen summoned ~ meet na..
Wednesday.
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MCKINNEY, Sept. c!,.-LSnsc. al, M
d. Herring and other members of the
committee, on the part of .Se Gra"d
lodge 1. o. o. r., are expected in oUr
city tomorrow. They will select 81 To-
cation for the Orphans Home, estab'
lishsd by that order for the State Of
Texas. The lodge here is in a prosper.
Gus condition, and besides raising
5000 il proposes endowing the homo
with al annual sum of $500.
The Collin County Fair assc ,iation
sold its privileges today. Judging
from the prices,a large crowd is antici-
mated,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

ST.. PAUL, Sept. 2l.-AdVices from
the ranges in Montana are TO the Of
feet that owing to the low price OF heel
cattle in Chicago and Eastern markets:
shipments from the territory
will be small this season
The cause la attributed to heavy ship
ments from the Southwest. The volums
OF shipments will be determined az
the October roundup.
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Crops Dest. vel by Fire.

JAMESTOWN, Dakota, Sept. 2l.--The
devastation, by prairie fires from
Fargo to Bismarck, far surpassed the
destruction of any previous year
Hundreds of wheat crops have been
swept out OF existence Saturday arc
sunday. The amount OF whea'
burned in North Dakota during the
past week il immense, 1t Is estimate
that the eutire crops OF one bunrec
iarmes between here and Bismarck
have been entirely destroyed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

PRESS COMMENTS.

BERLIN, Sept. 21.-The National
Zsitung says: Germany is ready to
admit Spanish prior occupation Of
Yap, but not OF the whole Caroline
group, especially as after English
right had been settled in 1875. The
Spanish minister declared no clai m to
the Carolines had been raised by
Spain.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

HEAENE, Sept. 2l.-[Special.l ten
convics escaped from the plantation
of William Hsarn, here last NIGHT.
They came in town, robbed several
houses, and went their way rejoicing.
Only three have been captured.
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LONDON, sept. 2l.-Tae Standard
commenting on the rising in Eastern
Rommeiis., says: "We can't believe
that the powers Interested were isno-
rant of what WAS coming. II Trey
were, the greatest tronple may ARISE.
England has only the faintestinterest,
while Austria and Ger
many are bound to coop
crate in keeping the Berlin
treaty intact, and 1t remains to be seen
how 1t will effect Russia. Ii the
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Belgium
SEND THE rRAMps no CONGO.

SEND THE TRAMPS 70 CONGO.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 2l.-The govern
ment il preparing bill to authorize
the sending of psupers TO the Congo
country as coloDists.
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Total. =. ;. 4e,4z7,2lS 27,Gt


4 Total, -, sv9!s,Ozo,1a' ny. ,1.,ua
y AS shown by these nsures, Inc value
of live stock in the South at present
foots up the enormous sum OF $685.
605, osS, against S402, 4l0,S72 in 1876, OF,
in other words, Southern farmers and
3 livestock rsisefs now have $l95, Co0,CCp
/, more invested in farm animals alone
than they had in 1915.
Southern agricultural interests are
progressing. The casual observer may
, not have noticed the gradual CHANGE
tlpt is going on, but these ngufes,
Unired States agricultural depart.
!. ment, show that the improv ement is
Svery decided. Compiling the live
stock values by States. we have:
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Eetter Than 0uiiine

NJ. M. Kesterson, Dorsey county,
Arkansas, says: can certify to the
iacy that Hughes Tonic is the. best
tonic I ever tried. consider 1T better
hat Quinine.
Prepared by r A. Robinson q Co.,
VINO, essle druggists, Louisville Ken
.Icky.
sold at retail By druggists generally
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

just try bottle OF DR.. Scott'a Cocoa
Iron sud Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

Use Dr.. Pie-ce's "Pellets" Tor con-
situation.
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TUT'S HAIR dye.

GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed to Q
GLOSSY BLACK by singls application Of
this DYE. It imparts a natural color, Acts
instantaneously. Sold BY Druggisdas OF
0diee. "a Murray 81, New YoFlh
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Mr., DANIELS SAID.

81 am myself, a red-aot, rabld s1ud
of d smocrat, VINO has no unkind feel
ipgs on Gods earth against any man
because he is honestly Republican,
but WHO believes in a government OF
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Mich Cows.

\. pCns3 ;'93,cco l6G2,b,0 loC?5.c.)
upER OF M,LLH cows, oNES AND
lsaER CATTLE IN til q SOUTH.
Oxen and OF T. er
Mich Cows. Cattle.
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Total. .....-...... .S599, 626s2aS saG,tiU'ctz
sean from thasa figures. &c made mp Q
z . ~. I. !
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TO THE DIFRANzA & co, Ss North Broadwa .
Wigs Ba,do Ees9 WIGS which have
90
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about TO ne ned IN New Yo"k, Viz
pinia and Ohio. Various ideas a. 10
their probable results are advanced IN
me hotel pariors and Hobbies OF toe
civ. From all information g.eaued,
the wcitsr feels warranted ia saying
that Ohio and Virginia will, Ia All
probability, give Democratic Victories
The result III New York is exceeding
" doubtful. Much depends in the LAT.
ter State, upon the candidates selected
by tue two parties.
The present indications are that Hi
win bs placed at the head of the Demo
cratic ticket, while either Morgan or
Mortoa will DO selected as the Repub
can standard-bearer.
Your correspondent, Two evenings
since, in company with the Hon.
Benton Mcmillan, of Tennesses,
and correspondent of the Nashville
American, attended a political meeting
AZ Alexandria, Virginia, which vas
add dressed by the Honorable John W.
Daniels of Virginia. Mr.. Daniels is
one of Virginia's most eloquent aud
GLUED SOILS, and his efforts on chs oc-
CASTOR we're mssterlv IN the extreme,
For alnost two hours he poured the
iignt of his logi: and eioqucncs on she
pr,ncipa, q7es,tous of Nst.onal and
S.sie 80 1ics, ~ t. - effect Demo
ri. ats IN ssaesa al, 90 ths citizens OF
Virgiuia IN parole Jar.
Mr.. DANIELS SAID.
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try to make you Jealous Bat you're not
;s.nsws, diSn', sssn, vs-y = ts--isc fo-
he kissed her.
Lena ought to be ashamed of herself" he
declared; ''and / think I'll forgive Anderson
ell old scores. Hell not find life fall of
flowers If he becomes my brotherin law.
But nv pet, you ought not 10 think of be.
ing jealous of Miss Glvnn, nor OF anybody
else. There is L girl IN the whole world so
sweet and lovsble ss yourself, and evan Lena
shsl not say l neal. CT you hereafter
And you re rot jeslousg
'Of fellow like Anderson Nonsense,
dear"
But he had been very jealous.
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AN AGED BAPTIST MINISTER
Two More Important Case.

Your agent being IN CoIunuus Ca, a few days
ago, and meeting the venerable brother = Il
Campbell, We asked him for the news. bis reply
was. II have Two more important cures effected
by Swiit's Specific TO report This venerable man
is known far and wide Tor his unremitting laoors
OF love IN behalf Of the poor Of Columbus II Will
mated quite al amount OF their famous medicine.
TO be distributed by Mr.. Cam pbell among tie poor
OF The city: hence his remark he said
"a have just seen lady who has been greatly
annoyed by letter IN one OF her hands Il hat
given her much trouble and pain. She said she
had been treated by several physicians during the
past three or four years with the Old remedies,
but without swing any relief l suggested swift
Specific, and she took four bottles and is now 30
parentiy perfectly well. Her hand is smooth sri
noi SINCE sign of the disease left II Is marvel
Gus how this medicine renOvsteS the system.
What about the other casefn
well. that was a lady also. she had been az
fected with the eczema for four years. Her face,
bends and arms, as well as her body, YVES covered
over with sores and seabs II was one Of the worst
Tie suffering OF the poor creature wgs beyond ex-
preston. She tried every remedy at command,
Including mercury and iodide Of potash. bus she
only grew worse. She was in this condition wnen
first saw the case. / soon hsd her taxing SWiits
Specific, and she has now only taken two bottles
but every mark OF the disease has almost entirely
have greatly improved. 1t is one OF the most re-
variable cures that has come under my obserya-
ton"
"hr. Campbell. you have had a long and varied
experience in mingling with men and observing
their sftiictions and the remedies uged-What Is
your opinion as to the merits Of SWift's Specific
"In ministry OF sixty years have mingled
with every class OF society, and have observed
closely the variety OF diseases which afiiict hu-
msnity. Blood diseases are the most numerous
and the most difficult TO remove. Il IS my dei:b-
est blood purifier ever discovered. There is moth
ing comparable 10 II There IS nothing TOO good 10
cay about Swifts Specific"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, atlanta ga
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FRosrwoRKs.
BY LILLIAN N. BARB.

OF the lovely scenes In winter.
wren the earth is white WITH snow
And all things seem pure and holy
In this wicked world below:
"nen for summers leaves and howeis
We look about us I'm vain,
we see sight far grander-
The frost on the window pane.
They look as II a great artist
Had come in the still OF aignt
And painted his grancest pictures
so that rich ana poor alike
Might gaze IN admiration,
AS upon the works OF men.
Ano see the beauty OF frost~OEss
Upon the window pane.
Eut Oh. we never could succeed
No matter how hard we try,
To draw the pictures Of mountains
With tops rearing proud and hisns
Or draw the ferns and grasses
And plants ! can not name,
Ia such splendor and beauty
As they're drawn on the window pane
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-03

According to English papers the sheep in
Gustry III Australia has brought out varie-
ty Of the sheep dog remarkable for sagacity,
but differing in many other particulars from
these of other countries. 1t is related OF
them that they will hunt for stragglers miles
away from the hat. and either drive them
IL watch them, If they happen to be ex-
haustsd, until they gather sufficient strength
10 walk. 1t is common thing in traversing
the grazing country 70 come upon one of
the ssgscions dogs On guard over a starved
or broken down sheep. and. while plaza
be sno gentle to a remarkable degree, as a
rule are then Iesentful OF interference with
their charge and fierce In the extreme.
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Hspitual constipation is not only on Of
ihe most unpleasant, but at the same time
one of the most injurious conditions Of the
human system. and IS but foreruuner of
disease. unless removed. This is usually sc.
cOmplished by the use Of purgatives which
for the time afford relief, bat after their inn
n ediate effects have passed they leavs the
system in worse state than before To eff
feet cure il is necessary that tbs remedy
used should be one that not only by its ca
thsrtic effect relieves the bowels, but at the
same time acts as tonic, Sd as 10 restore the
orgaus to q sound, healthy condition. This
Prickly Ash Bitters will do II removes the
cause and restores health.
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"Oh, yes, in raising children l ind it in
dispensable," said lady friend OF ours the
other day. IF one of the little ones has 8
bad fall, apply Ponds Extract at once, and
the cure is 20 Quick that the skin does not
have time even to change color. I fnd it
equally good for burDs, boiis. piles, sore
throat, and all such diseases, while for hem
oTrhagss it is the best thing n the world
learned that from mother long ago. Grand
II other used it too So you see our family
has used Ponds Extract for generations
But be sure and see there is a buf wrapper
around the bottle
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The cry il still they come. 1t is absolute
iy astonishing the number OF cures of every
sort OF disease that are daily affected by that
modern marvel of medicine, Mishler's Herb
Bitters. Mr.. @. J. Rhodes, well known
iron man OF Safe Harbor, Pa, writes that
his son was completely Frustrated By fever
and aeue. QuiDe and barks did him no
good. he then sent for Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers. and in short time the boy was quite
well. 1t never fails.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday. the
~ 18th day OF Msrch, 1855 we VIII re seive bids
for furnishing supplies OF books and stationery re-
quired Tor use in the various county offices and
courts OF the county up 70 the ensuing December
term OF the commissioners Court, specifications of
which can be now seen in the Auditors Office.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
FREDERICK o sTEMEYER
WHARTON r. CLINTON,
JASPER n. GUION.
Z Conpiss.9asEs yagsQa Q9plfI,
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Tie inspection of meat in Germany is
very minute. Inspectors use the best mi
croecopes, and the owners of slaughtered
hoes pay twenty-five cents for inspection
and the Issuing OF certificate. German sta
tistics show that about .one-half of l per
cent. of all German hogs are trichonous,
while of the imported hogs ab01t per cent.
are infpcted
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Americas Pride.

True American men and women. by reason Of
their strong constitution, beautiful forms, rich
compilations and charac,eris energy. are envied
by all nations. 1t is the general of DR.. Harters
Iron Tonic, which brings about these results.
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Aliens Brain Food arrests all involuntary
discharges, removes mental dependency and
restores wonderful power 10 the generative
organs 81; 6 for 50. Druggists, or By mail
from j. d. Allen, 3l5 First a5snue New
York
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AZ a rsindrop foretells a storm so doesa pinple
upon the human body indicate health destroying
virus in the blood. which can be neutralized and
expelled only by Dr.. Hgrter's Iron Tonic,
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Filthy stables may cause abortion in COWS,
says 8 dairyman, but the claim is not given
as certainty. Filthy stables are, however,
an abomination at all times.
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He Thanks His Paper.

Mr. Editor:-I was induced b. reading your
gocd paper 20 try DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic for &c
ties have cured ne. Accept nay thanks. Joseph
C. BoggS-Ex.
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TTrsz<, S1=S-1Sf- - ;. - x7-5rsEEE5
The supreme Bench.

ATLANTA. SeptG lSS4-FTOm experience think
s. = :. s very valuable remedy for cutGneOus dis
eases, and at the same time invigoratlug tonic
JAMES JACKSON. Chief justice o. georgia.
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II ssthe nrst andE the only
PAIN REMEDY
RADWAY,S READY RELIEI
Will AFFORD INSTANT EAeR

Inflammation OF the Kidneys, InIsl1-ial4cn a.
the Bladder, Inflammation OF thu -Jw5s, Oouggk
ton OF the Lungs, Palpita''o u the Heart, HYs
teTics, Group, Diphthel o6taTTh, Influenza
Nervousness, SleepiesSnese rheumatism, Sciatiot
Pains IN the Chest, Back Or Limbs, 6suiEes
sprainE, Cold Ohills and Ague ChiIls
The application OF the READY RELIEF
the part or part VIE the difficulty pain es
lists VIII afford ease aud comfort
Thirty 70 sixty drops IN half 8 tunbl5T OF Wsts
viii IN q few minutes cure Cramps, Spssnls, Son
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhsa
Dysentery, Collie, WIND IN the Bowel1 and al II
tsrnal pains
travellers should always carry bottle 81 kso
WIS Ready Relief With them. A few drops II
Watsr VIII prevent sickness or pains from chGnw
Ct water. Il Is better than French brandy or re
teTs rs a stinnlRnt
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DE- EADW s. W.
RaSO!ve6l

Pure blood make sonnd flesh, strong zone AZ
. clear skin. II you would have your resh Erm
piexion fair, use RADwAY's sARsAPARIIIIAl
RESNI VENT the
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s2reat Blood Purifier
FALSE AND TRUE.

We extract from DT Railway "Treatse On la
esse and It's Cure" as follows: List Of disease
cured by DR. RAILWAYS