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Miss nsrntsn's Case ~ shin sui niss
Disease, rhe Mast iisparLsbie
Cure on HsObrd.

Ih,ve been AFFLICTED To- one year rand Mos
/ months with VIVA. the doctors called rnpil.
I wss takon With dreaimi psius la nay head
amt body, ms feet became ~ swo len that
Nas p0ff ~ y helpless, n1fes bra kn out on my
hniY aHd ftlg, ms appetite left sIei | could
no 81 tp ni ghts, ! lusi u "a, aud sO1n bo-
elue ~ wf,iohed ihal ! lonrsd 10 dle. 10
! engaged two homeopathic physlcllnns,
/ nr and Df. 49,, aud was under ther
( 'stmeni year and hal, and isiio ioest
even temporary relief Ny disease gfow
worse; IA suffering hccamu terrible ltri,d
iutth cure" hut u was n lsuecf sriul kiud
riends then tried u get me into the city
Hospital, hut lhe superintendent alter see
mine there, and ssid | would not live slx
week uulri5 l was relieved.
un The .1th 81 April last | sent for DR. b.
NJ hlodgtit ~ Boston, He came, and AFTER
an examination pronounced iuy case the
most hopeless iU had ever wi essad. Ny
photograph, which as then taken ut his
u csltr, VIII q lay pnpped up Ia bed, shows
the disease a. Y Hp cared on M aeei but
ma picture could pus,lhly Indicate how mulh
pa q M suifrlin- endured. The eruption
had Increased Ia great hurrdwlng, fuul-smeil-
ings re-, from which g reddish matter con-
stautly poured, forming crusis OF great shiok-
ntss, othtr sores 4. lvired On various parts
NV body, and be ame 30 weak that
nthis condition, and by the advice OF Dr.
kiOdgcll, began the use OF the ~ Il'UkA
Rf MEDlES, the RE oLNtNI internally
CUTlCURA SOAP externally, Ia just sixty
DAYS, l. g June ~, I was 50 far recovered ~
Ia he aule ~ 90 alone ~ the gallery ana sit
for my photograph, which shsws more thnn
words en- do The wonderful cure bnose REM
elies have wrought Ia less than nine weeks.
The sores have AL disnppe red from my face
and body, my appetite AMI strength have
returned; am free rom pam, my ue,h II
increasing ana can 90 about and enjoy life.
My restoration 10 perfect heath is now only
a matter OF u few weeks. My friends think
my cure miraculous; aud ! shall never cease
TO feel that the uIICURA REMEDIES
have saved by r.,
EMMA D0YSToN, 80 Chapman street.
Bosros, MASS, July II, lssi.
Knowing the composition and curative
value OF the { u rICuRA REMEDIES, | re-
CONNIE ndcd them to Miss Boynton, with tho
results above described. indorsc her state
ment as u inlthul aud trEe account o. her
suiIsrings and cure.
4. 81. BLoDGErr, ". d., Hotel Parthia.
cUTICuRA REMEDIES are sold every
where. Price: CuTICuRA, Zoe. SOAP, &c.
RESOi VENT, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. a6.-rhe Nicnra-
guam treaty was further discussed about
two hours in executive session to-day.
Senators sherman, Miller, Edmuuds
aud Bayard were among tho
speakers. Mr.. Bayard's posi-
ton is substantially that of MIR.
sherman. lie thinks tho Clayton
Buiwer treaty IL still in force. no also
holds that the incoming administration
ought not to be embarrassed by action
upon the question, At this tine.
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A Puzzler for Price.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-During the
examination of Indian Commissioner
Price, on Saturday, before the senate
committee on Indian affairs, he said he
had never received certain letter,
alleging that men drawing salaries from
the interior department, were very
closely interested In the cattle business,
as testified to by Berry, previous wit
on file in the department. This morn
ing Berry produced the letter, with the
following endorsement of the Indian
office: mo action TAKEN"
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A Preventive for A.isue choi.r. OF


The following letter appeared in the
London Times ~ Saturday, Aul0il -,
ls,d, during the last epidemic Of AsiaIic
Cholera In Europe;
To THE EDITOR OF rHE TIMEs-Sir'
We observe In your paper oi to-day u
long extract from the Lancet on the
subject OF suitable drinks In Cholera
seasons, ana think IL a duty We owe 10
the public 10 point out oNE, the excel
lonce of which we can vouch from our
own experience. We have used IL
largely among our employees at Milwall
and Cubitt,lown with the most b6neh-
cial effect, and as our works are in the
very centre of the district whore cholera
has been SO prevalent, We are satisfied
Of It's real merit. We refer % tho An
g.stura Bitters imported from Nene2u
ella, which have long been known and
extensively used ~ n preventive for dl-
arrh9a in the West indies and South
America, where this disease periodi-
cally prevails. From the small guam
tity required, II Ia very cheap, agreaa-
Bile, and effective remedy for fearful
and dangerous disorder.
We arc, sir, your obodlent servants,
j. & w. DupuEoN.
Iron Ship-ynrd, Cubitt.town, POplar,E t.,
London, Aug. IL.
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Exports and Imports.

wAsHINGToN, Jan, 2G,-The excess In
value of exports over Imports of MGR
chandise for the twelve months which
ended ON December 81 1884, Ia Sl2o,09d,'
OOO. The total value Of imports OF mer-
chandise Tor the twelve months
which ended on December 81
1881, IL 500, d., 730; the pre-
crease, S57,S3S,4s6 The values of OK
ports of merchandise for the twelve
months, which ended ON December, 81,
1881, IL S7i9, 3D3, 500; the preceding twelve
months, ST95, 100 .3l6; decrease, Sio, oO5,5li.
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More Mexican Chaos.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 26.-[Special. THE
recent editorials and other utterancos
in The New Orleans Picayune,
and subsequently copied by
the Galveston News, have been
copied in every Mexican paper in the
Republic, and through rewriting and
translating, have become distorted. catis-
ing intense excitement among the
people. The belief is universal among
the people that the United
States intends buying the eastern
half of Mexico, and that
negotiations are already in progress
with the Diaz government. The
project is widely condemned
by local papers and the
people echo their sentiments. 1t is the
sole present topic of conversation. 1t is
very unpleasant here for Americans, as
they are universally looked on as
would-be aggrandizers of the fairer
portions of the republic.
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rtNHE STATE OF TEN AS-Tl THE HER-
| III amy Constable of Dallas county,
Greeting: You are helCby commanded that
by making publication OF TINS citation IN
DAT las, for four successive weeks, previous
10 the turn day here I, you summon George
Mcclure, whose re idence Is unknown, 10 DC
and appear before the district Colrt, TO he
holden in and for the county of Dallas, N The
Court house thereof IN the city of Dallas. on
the second Monday ia March next, tnen and
there to answer to the petition or j. L. and
Louisa j. Mccain, filed In said court, on the
9th day May, 1881, Il anst the said George
Mcclure, aud alleging in substance as FOL
lows, to-wit: Plaintiff sue and pray decree
of court, canceling acertgin irLuduienL deed
(purporting To be from one james Ewing 10
said George Mcclure, and quoting plaintiffs
in their title and possession of the following
described tracts of lands, situated in Dallas
county, leNas, about eight miles west OF the
city of Dallas, and being part of Israel Jen-
nings survey, beginning "a, the original
southwest corner Of said survey, plum bush
for corner: thence north l,l2JIa varas, 10
the original northwest corner orsaid survey;
thence east $50 varas; thence south l29o1a
Naras TO stake in south line Of said survey;
thence west $50 varas to the beginning, con-
tani z 2l5l3 acres OF land. Also lSll9 acres
out of said Jennings survey-beginning Mt
an original corner of said survey on east llne
of lot No. OF subdivision Of same survey;
thence moth, passing northeast corner OF lot
No. 2; in all 1910 varas, to Spanish oak
for corner; thence east $50 varaS; thence
SOU pS7 YQrns cotton wood, 10 inches,
marked NJ X. u. and s; Ia all 10 varas to
corner; thence west $50 varas, to the begin
ming, for $1,000 damages and for general
relief, etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
witness: ii. w. JONES, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Dallas county.
IL. S.l-Given under my hand and seal OF
said court, in city of Dalla7, this the 18th day
of December, A. II. 1854. II. w. JONES,
Clerk District Court Dallas county.
RyJ IA STrWART Deputy dl7-It
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Once upon midnight dreary, asl pondered
weak and wclfy,
on my teeth, and how TO save them; as /
sighed, rs was my wont.
Suddenly | heard u tapping, as of some one
gently rapplng.
And u voice then said dist lnc,ly, "iou must
try the SOZODOST;
"Iou must use in night and morning, you
must use II DER and DER,
"TeOth viii whiten, breath Will swceicn, ana
they'll yey you never more.
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Capital City CulIiuSs.
EXTENSION OF TIME ASKED FOR

EXTENSION OF TIME ASKED FOR.
AUSTIN, Jan. 26.-[Speciai.l -Lieuten-
ant Governor Gibbs and members of
the legislature are receiving numerous
letters asking the legislature to extend
the time for the payment of interest on
land notes, owing to the hard times;
but the Legislature will hardly do SO, as
il is deemed out of its power to do so,
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means or distinguishing fife break lng
out In this way. THE nfe IL supposed "a
have stf,fied Nv electricity, ~ q niflhef
Of wif's used IN lahtinn the hall pass
the point whore the iifO logan.
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Notice.
Will serve a limited number of

Will serve a limited number of fine
cows
Thoroughbred HoLsTEIN BULL "MoN-
registered I'll. Ii. b., No. 4S3.
Thorough bred JERSEY BULL, "GREAT
o. REX's SON." registering A. J. G. c.,
No. ll,254, (grandson OF the famous Rex,
king of bulls. sold to csar of Russia for
an enormous price, at Riverside Stock
Farm, Houston street, near Brewery.
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A Mexican Outrage.

LAREDO, Jan. 26.-[Special. This
Mexican, decoyed the 1l-year- old daugh-
ter of Juan Lopez into the brush on the
outskirts of town, knocked her down
and ravished her. He was caught and
jailed this evening. There is intense
excitement among the citizens.
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To the Farmers of Dallas and Adjoining
Counties,

take this method OF informing you
that Oliver & Griggs have purchased the
Mitchell! & Scruggs stocl; Of hardware
and implements, consisting chiefly of
hardware, nails and iron, betting, brass
goods, etc, John Deere plows, harrows,
wagons, wheel.berrows, double shovels,
gas pipe, corn mills, mowers, cane mills
and evapOrators, Georgia stocks, barhed
wire and other goods too numerous to
mention. l have been placed III charge
of this stock by Oliver ~ Griggs rs their
agent. shalt be pleased To meet all the
old patrons of Mitchell * Scruggs at
their old stand, 7jl and 1853 Elm street,
where they can get fine goods 1T bank
rupt prices. Respectfully,
ID. l.. RICHARDSON, Agent
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Tho BAPTIST Excursion to Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 26.-lSpec1al.l-
The Madero institute for girls, at Sal
tillo, will soon be opened and large
excursion of Baptists will leave Texas
for Saltillo on the Doth instant to witness
the opening ceremonies. Ex-Governor
Madero has been active in aiding this
means of developing his countrywomen.
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CHAOS In C0HAHUILLA.
FROM THE LATE STATE ELECTION
The Reign OF Terror and Martial Law
About to End by u Compro-
misa--A History OF the
Exciting Affair.

SAN Antonio, Jan. 26 -LSpecial.l-
A prominent gentleman just in from
Saltillo, state OF Cohahuilla, Mexico,
says that Gov. Madero and Gen. Mar
ago, late minister of war, arrived there
to-day with view of settling the late
disputed election for governor of the
state. Madero represents eX-Goy. Cav
rillo, the peoples candidate, ana Narago
ex-Gov. Falcon, who was counted in by
federal bayonets. A settlement Will
probably be reached by putting up a
compromise now and ordering a new
ection. Cohahuila is now, and has been
for some time past, under martial law,
and the people find that the military is
harsh and eXacting. Almost a total
paralysis of business has resulted, and
the town is, comparatively speaking, n
corpse.
THE HISTORY
of tho late election, as given the HER
AID correspondent by the gentleman
above-named, who is an American of
reputable character, and has no interest
in the question, Is n curious one:
Cureilo was nominated by the peo-
PIES choice, appealing against the
former ty ranous rule OF Falcon. Mar
ango, their minister of war, is n noto-
rious land grabber, and has MANAGED dur
ate 2,0O0,00 acres of Mexican lands, the
larger portion of which is in Cohauilla.
Falcon is a Narango man, completely
under his influence, and has al
ways been recognizing that his acts
would be closely Investigated by the
incoming Diaz administration. Narango
saw tho need of a friend i'll power in
tho state which held the misappropria-
ted lands. Falcon was made the candi-
date.
ON THE DAY OF ELECTION,
says the informer, as l am an honest
man, never saw such scene
as The streets of Saltillo presented. The
town holds thousands of inhabitants
and there were numerous polling places
Falcons soldiers, furnished by Ma
range, were everywhere. They would
walk up to poll where the voting was
going on against their chief, overturn
the tables, maltreat the election Off.
GERS, tear up the books, and scatter the
caves on the streets; then bar the door
with bayonets and refuse admissian to
any one wishing to vote, AT other polls
barrels of mescul were on tap on the
sidewalks, and the peasantry were first
made drunk and then driven from one
poll to another and
VOTED IN DRovEs.
The vote for Falcon was very large in
town where his name was only mem
toned before the election, with execra-
ton. Decent citizens became terrorized
before the day was passed and refused
to vote at all. Narango, it is under
stood, will have his past record investi-
gated by Diaz men, and the failure OF
his scheme to put his man IN
power in Cohahuilla will, in all
probability, force him to disgorge.
Ex-Governor CAROLS IS now in San
Antonio, enroute to Eagle Pass, but re-
fused to be int erviewed, merely affirm
ing the correctness of the surmise that
compromise man, acceptable to both
ton which has already been ordered.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2d.-Commodoro
Samuel Il. Franklin, to be rear.admiral.
Postmaster: 5. s. Munger, at Tampa
sas, Texas.
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SENE0RD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
witch-Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir,
Marigoid and Clover Blossoms.

A single dose OF Sanford's Radical Curs
instantly relieves the most violent SneeZIng
or Head Colds, clears the Head rs by magic,
stops wniery discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, prevents Ringing Noises In the Head,
cure Nervous Headache and subdues Chills
and Fcvcrs. In Chronic Catarrh IL cleanses
the nasal passages nf foul nucus, restores the
senses of smell, taste end hearing when eff
fcctcd, frees the head, throat and bronchial
tubes OF of,cnsivc matter, swcctcns and pu-
rifles the breath, stops The 60 gh and arrests
the progress OF Catarrh towards Consumption
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent aud Saniurd's Inhaler, all in one
package, OF all druggists for 81. Ask Tor
SANFOED'S RADICAL CURE.
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There was m Animated Dseste Over
the Proposition, but the
RESOLUTION WAS VERY MILD,

Tom Oesiitree Fired Out OF the Senate
Congressmen Scared by Risss
In tn. Roof-Engaxemest
Of Engineer Eads.
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DYSjMlTGRS DENOUNCED.


MR.. nlppLssrRo1R VOTED NO,
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
BOOKS

FOUR-HAND TREASURE-Jus out Col
lection of the best Piano Duets, by famous
composers; gene ally quite easy, ana 81 good
and enterta ming book for ell homes wnere
there are two piano players.
MINSTREL SONGS, OLD AND NEW-Im-
mensely popular. All the BEST Minstrel
Plantation and Jubilee Songs.
MUSICAL FAVORITE.
GEMS or STRAUSS. ! Piano Music.
GEMS OFTHE DANCE. }
GEMS OF ENG:rsH Song.
Vocal Music. BEAUTIES OF SAL ED SoNG.
FRANz's ALBUM Of SONGS.
Tho above eight books are uniform in bind
size pages and each costs in boards q;
Goth, $3.50; Gilt, 49, ~
Rhymes and Tunes BIS. sl.25; CT, $50; Gilts2
Norway Music Album, BIDS. $3.50; Cl,S3; lilt
Also 20 Vols. of Musical Literature attrac-
tive, well bound and interes, ng, among
which are Ritters Students History Of Mu-
sic, $3.50 and the Lives of the various Great
Masters OF Music.
Also many Christmas Carols.
Send for lists. Amy book mailed Tor shel
retail price,
OLIVER DITsON & CO., Boston.
G. H. DITsoN & CO., s67 Broadway, N. vi
J. E. DITSoN g. CO., 1913 Chestnut St, Phila
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
| N the undersigned, whose residence and
postoflice address is Dallas, Texas, was ON
| the 18th day of December, A. D. 1884, granted|
letters on the administration on the estate OF
Rudolph Lungstras, deceased, by the Comfy
Court of Dhllas county, Texas, and all parmeY
having claims against said estate must pref
sent them to the undersigned without ueiayt
| as the law directs EMIL Li1NGSTRAS,
Administrators Estate of Rudolph Lungslras.
| NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
| IN have qualified as administrator OF the
| estate of Thomas Sullivan, deceased, ana that
| all persons having claims against said es' u
must present them to me. for approval as
the law directs. }. i. ELLlOit,
Administrator of Thomas sullivan
DALLAS, TEXAS, December 10, 1881.
WyANIED-LADI AND GENTLhMEN
w in city or country TO take light work at
their own homes; IS to 81 a day easily made;
work sent by mail: no canvassilg. we nave
good demand for our work and furnish steauy
employment. Address, with stamp, CROWN
M'F'G Co.. 29I Vine street. Cincinnati. ONO.
VIZ AVTED-To INVEST $1,000 TO goo IN
w some good paving business in Dsilas.
Address Immediately GRANT care Herald
office. jan2,-2t-suh@tn"r.
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VIZ ANTHD-ToIN INVEST $1,000 TO 5000 IN
w some good paving business in Driias.
Address Immediately GRANT care Herald
office. jan25-2t-sunsthurs
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aud void.
Sec, Is gives the commission power to
snbnmua witnesses and compel attend
ance of same.
Sec. II provides penalty of not less
than 500 nor more than 81 900 for failure
of any officer, agent or employe to fuf-
nish reports required by the commits
sion,
Sec. Is provides that sessions Of the
commission may be held in any town
or city in the state when deemed neces-
sary to facilitate the discharge OF their
duty, and requires the com mission 10
make semi-annual reports TO the gov
ernor.
Sec. 16 fixes q penalty or not less
than $500 nor moro than 200 for the
violation of any of the provi sions OF this
act, or of the rules and regulations pro-
vided and prescribed by the commits
sion, Actions for the recovery of such
penalty to be instituted by the commits
sion, in the name of the state OF Texas,
through the county or district attorney
of the county in which violations are
committed.
Sec. II gives right of action to citi.,
zens for any wrong or injury inflicted
in violation of the provisions of this act,
all suits to be instituted within twelve
months after the commission of the al
legged wrong or injury.
Sec. Is provides that rules OF evl
dence shall be the same as in civil &C.
lions, except as otherwise provided
hereinbetore; also for disposition OF
fines recovered, and that remedies given
persons injured shall be regarded as
cumulative to the remedies now giver
by law,
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June27.

The best blood purifier and sys-
tenn regulator ever placed within
the roach Of suffering humanity,
truly IL Electric Bitters. lnactiv-
ity Of the Liver, Biliousucss-
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak
Kidneys or any disease Of the
urinaryormns or whooyerrcquire
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu.
liant, will always find Electric
Bitter. tine best and only certain
cure known. They act surely an.
quickly, every bottle guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction 81 money
refunded 50 cts a bottle at Hen.
derson Bros. III
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Dangerous Bowel Complaints

Now that bowel disorder cholera
morbus, cholera, diarrbea. ]loosencss,
pains IN the bowel. Sc, are preya-
lent, all should prepare for sudden
emergencies. Manfeld's "Mississip-
nj Dlarrhea, Cordial is the stan
dard remedy. II has stood the
test by thousands for thirty years
and was never known &c fail in q
single instance. E~ery steamer
On the "Fathcr Of Waters carrie.
and relies upon it exclusively foI
the cure of bowel disorders. 0n'
dose often alters the s%ecrction-
heals and cures, and a few dose
never fail. Have it handy. 1t j
safe and reliable and the bes
remedy Of its kind in the worl'
For sale by druggists. Prepared b.
the Mansfield Medicine Co.
Memphis, Tenn.
June 27.
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Virtue in the Family.

There are all sorts and degrees OF
virtue, and sometimes we are told
that virtue is it, own reward. Mr..
A. +. Evans Of Burr's Ferry, La,
says, in writing about Brown $
Iron Bittcrs III have been the re-
cipient o. its virtue In ms family
10 a considerable extent This
great iron tonic has superior adj
yantages az a reliable family med
ieine. It's power has been thor
ouqhly tried, and its virtues album
DAINTY proved. Nearly a million
bottles a year are sold by the drug.
uists Of this country.
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nnoklon'g Arniea Salvo

The nest salvo in the world ioi
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter.
chapped Hands, ChilblainF, Corns.
and al skin Eruptions. and pei.
lively cures Piles, or no pay re.
CURED. It IL guaranteed TO giy'
porlect satisfaction. or money re
funded. Price % cents per box
Al Henderson Bros sept. 9. 81
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Physicians are often startled by
remarkable discoveries. The fact
that DR.. King New Discovery fol
Consumption and all Throat and
Lung diseases is daily curing pa.
tients that they have given mp :,
die. is startling them to rcaliz'
their sense Of duty, and examin,
into the merits Of this wonderful.
discoyery; resulting in hundred.
Of our best physicians using 1t II
their practice. Trial bottles free
at All drugstorcs. Regular ~
one Dollar at Henderson Bros. Il.
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Nt.NI afalf. mAihrn.
an o. brs ia4 mfl m
pig au nIssf wtI eb GO ni ui
.dhu tna' mem NV 30 yuif
J VI tllis ~ Atlanta uls our
.od oiH aiunlaru amg of Il tma q.
twelve t.aa 'fnlina by tbc u.
.olB o.
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J lave been aIm0s' entirely eur
,l ofoaal mfartb # several y0af
standing NY 3 BOTTLES Of - y ~ 4
have tried many other ramriio
but none equal . - D. u Q
quick curc, while others are low
]. J. HARDY, Editor Nca.
T0ecoa, Ga, Aug
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PE-Ru-yi Is sold by all drug
eists. Price 500 per bottle, six
bottles $500 II YOU cannot get il
from your druggists. we will send
in on receipt OF regular price. We
prefer YOU buy it from your drug.
glsts, but il he hasn't it, do not be
persuaded to Try something else
but order from us ut once o. direc'
ted. S. b. HAarMAS & Co.,
Columbus, o