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year and must be Members Of
ehurshss. Associate msmbsrs also
pay IS per year. Sustaining members
nav SO per year. Lfs members pay
500 nj ons time.
All msnbsrs must bs of good moral
characte. and srs entitled 20 all tho
privileges TO the association except
that active members Siouo can vots
and hold Office.
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Child Found.

The child, Pauline Phnsky, who was
reported lest, mas returned home. Sac
attends Bryan street convent, and on
thanksgiving evening she went home
with little school mate under the I'M
preston tbet her paronts had given
thoir consent TO the visit. But i ap-
pears THAI they wer0 IN ontiro igno-
rance OF the li.tlo oRe's proposed visit,
hencQ tho alarm on their part.
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man; H w Thompson, Charlotte,
North Csrnlins; II L Briggs, Black
land; G G Roznftrse. Terre /; John Il
o'kssl, Kentucky; 7 J wlibrlpk; Gar
rs,t; john Dwyer, Fowler; NJ W Witt,
Whitesboro; A We sh,. Ferris: j Van
Vic, Minneapolis; A nj Watkins,
Duck Creek; II X Harris, Dsck CreeS;
g w Nash, Minneapolis, Minnesots;
T ] Cloyd, Mckinney; Q b Stuart,
Gainesville; r n Stsfford, Mineola;
] w Davis, st Louis; ID G Dwysr, Cal
cage; ] b Garter, Texas; John Pagan,
Grand Prairie,
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notwithstanding the had condition
OF tAe sidowelgs, there was a good
suaienoo vt ConneIce street Christian
church last night 20 hear Professor
Black on the subject OF "obedloGce to
FAITH" and to-aight no will preach ON
the subject OF "Chrietian Amor: What
Ig 10 auS It's Uses"
He viii 80 10 the opera house agsin
Sunday evening and will announce his
subject tomorrow morning, he will
answer several questions thar have
boon asked by some Of our citizens.
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Marital Mattera.

Yesterday tho obiiging county clerk
issued license TO marry 70 a1c. George
K. Ssay and Miss Ids s.. Pinkh8m,
bCtb of Cedar Hill.
They 90 once procured the services
Of u, 80 Bower, OF tho county court,
who, III tho midst of the assembled
spectators, clerks and doputies, tied
the nuplial kGos In the clerks office
After the congratulations OF tho judge
end various Others VINO were specta-
tors, tue happy couple departed as
CAV as lsrkg.
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street Railway Ext.nslop

A force Of hands are engaged in
distributing iron and ties for the ex-
tension of Main street railway. 1t will
be prolonged from ito present. teYmins-
ton up Swiss avenue passing the roar
OF Judge Henry's residence. tbsnce to
San Jacinto street where connection
street railway, and thus making q con-
tinuoua line,
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unltod sinto. prl.nnnr.

Deputy United States Maruhal Caboll
has brought down from the Territory
snd lodged In jail Bob Mckinney AVID
Joe Leonard. Mckinney is charged
with cattle theft "a ths Territory, aud
Leonard With haing there wishout n
permit. They viii 90 given prolimi-
naty trial ~ coon es the wilmer can
be summoned.
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nslina t,nnpfactpr.s

MIR. j. NJ. Blocker, Of Palmer, who ia
using tho Munger system of handling
cotton, ia in the city. Be is delighted
with 1t and gays he intends to pui in
Mr.. Muuger's Patent Double Box
Press also for next season. 1t speaks
well of our Dallas enterprises to see 40
many prominent ginners praleing
them and making known their linton.
ton TO adopt their mschinery.
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Every lady uaou posEonps neai-

Every lady uson Posgonpa medi-
GATED complexion powder. II is
household treasure. Tho madame
fluids IL impossible to 20 down town
without first rubbing it on. lf tho
baby cries, she zoos Tor the puiI-boS.
II tho the "nli nan" comes home
ruilled or ohafed, because business ia
dull, etc., PozzonPs powder cools and
alloys his troubles. Then all "a glad
some JOY. No family should be with
out it,
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Moro Carriers and Let.er-Bsxss.

The large and increasing amount OF
mail matter which comes 10 this city
has rendered II necessary to increase
the force Of carriers, which viii be
done on the Let OF December. Letter
boxes AKA also being put mp in Ea9t
Dallas to accommodate the increase OF
business 10 that suburb OF this city.
Thus IL appears that Uncle Sans bias
mess, like everything else In Dallas, Is
hanrni nr
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LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
THE DAYS DRIFT IN The CITY
Jim Scott Csptured-A Aaa rawns his
n Teeth for Drink-Fsma,cs
and Lead, he Street knbreg-
lfo- Real Estate Trans-
fers-Other Mention.
The Courts.
DISTRICT COURT.


Tbs district court was engaged ell
day yesterday in the John Legget.
murder trial. The entire day was
consumed in the examination of wit
nesses. The evidence addaced In this
ease shows that young Leggett was
intoxicated on she 4.h Of Jaly last
when the alleged murder IL said to
have been committed a. the
town of Hutchins, and that
no rode out TO o grme
OF baseball going on between two ool-
0red CLUBS. There the evidence shows
thet he WAS insulte& and received a
lick, which eventually brought about
the shooting later In the day.
Suit was filed yesterday In the dis
trict court by John Hermor
vs.. Jack Scott, TO recover $50 purchase
money for 10 acres OF land A writ OF
injunction is also asked TO keep the
tenant from com hitting waste during
the pendsncy Of this suit.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
Yesterday John Morris, the young
man who was arrested for theft of n
lot OF clothes In the Indian Territory,
was brought before Commissioner
Bueiord for preliminary hearing,
but owing to tho absence Of an inn.
portans witness, thB case was post
ponsd.
JUxTICR COURTS,
John Wilson, who IL charged with
burglarizlng the store of Benediokt, on
Elm street, was admitted TO bail in the
sum of $3.50.
Pat Conley, for an assault aud bat
tsry, was fined So and costs.
MAYORS COURT.
City VS.. James NJ. King, drunk aud
down; fiued SO.
City va. Fred Bonner, drunk and
down; fined So.
City vs.. Jsues B. Rsed, drunk and
down; ined So.
City w. John Bellman, drunk and
down; tlaed IS.
City w. John Medley, drunk and
down; fined So.
City W.. John Williams, drunk and
down; tiIed SO.
City VS.. john Stout, drunk and
down; continued.
City Va. NJ. G. Leonard, vagrancy;
transferred.
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Another college.

The Christians IRE debating tie
feasibility OF establishing . college
just west Of the river, and putting up
a building with all OF the modern iul-
provcmsuts and appointments, While
this enterprise is just bsipg discussed,
there Is strong probability of It's be-
iEg carried into execution.
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] had heard Of tho wonderful curea of
Swiits Specific and reso. ved to try IT.
commenced taking II Ia April, 1891 Ny
tue cancer wciGh was ia my breast contin-
ue1 TO grow slowly but surely The bunch
grow and became quite hCaVr. felt that
must either have % cut or die. But II
commenced discharglng quantities OF al
most black, thick b Ood. II continued
heailug around the edges until February
wheuit vas entirely healed up and well
BETSY WooD
tC0chesett. Plymouth co Mass July ~, 1886.
sw!its Specific is entirely VEGETABLE, aud
seems 10 cure cancerl by forcing out the
Impurities RON the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
malled FREQ,
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer At
laniai Ga. \. Y, ijT W I'D ST..
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Keynota 20 Health.

Health is wealth. Wealth means Ina
dependence. The keynote h DR..
Bosankp's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
hest Cough Syrup In the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, peines In tho Chest,
bronchitis and Primary Consumption.
One ,Dne dose gives relief In every ease.
Take no other. Price 80 cents and 81,
Samples FREQ. Sold by oil druggists.
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Released.

w. 9. Williams, the fruit Tree agent
from Pennsylvanin, whs was arrested
a,short time ago for swindiing, II being
alleged that he sold an order for pruno
trees and filled It with peach troes, haa
been released from jail, the ovldsnao
against him not being sufficient TO sus-
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Nor many years ! Ma q sufIerer Wita a.

For many years ! was a sufferer Wits cav
cerofthe nose, and having been cured w
lhe use offs. >. $ , | feel constrained by a
seh-e Ofdu,y 70 suffering humanity to make
thls statement Of my case. With the
fourteenth bottle the cancer began TO heal
riPidty aud soon disappeared, and for sew
cral months there has been no appearance
o. as0re ~ any kind on my nose or face,
llheI e M nose at ali tender 10 the
Ties $. S. ) and am souudly cured, and l
know that's. 5. 5 effected the cure alter
gvery knoTn remedy was tried and had
iGileG. RoBERT SMEpLEY.
FUrt Galner, Ga, MAY /, 1885.
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0oods sold ut ali times during the
day and night at prlYato sale. Furni-
ture, glassware, tinware, boo.s and
shoes, clothing, notions and under
wear az tho auction house OF Fine,
Very Fine, 6l3 and els Elm street,
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Mr.. JSSohrader, q buokkeepsr st II
German street, Baltimore, Maryland,
stRtss: "Ive used salvation Oh tor
rheumatism, from which Two suffered
sraslly for a long while, and can say
u eotiraly relieved me. | WOuld not
% Without II at anV ooAt.n
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The next meeting Of this association,
on Monday ct 100 p. m, will bs ss the
Second Presbyterian church. Brother
Brown will b present. These who
VIII y jsin The association are re-
q = 800 ehelr names 10 any
49,! 49,! N : - 9 "a; - : y =:
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Hotel Arrives,

Al the 81 George. II l. Lawrence
Brewnwoon; J D shaw and wife, Pls-
-, VIM Weston, Pilot Point, W d Ky.
urns waxahschie; Il n Johnston,
Houston; > y AcComb, Montague, J
L 1oQlnfly, Bon I1omond, Arksusas;
l.eAuelly and wife, MorrIssown,
e(l1neet, Sherman, Thouas n
-, , = (>ebell. , Moore,
E'1Ie' s.; -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28

Don't AK us for credit but bring 10
cent. and buy one fourth pound of
our 90-cont tea, such ~ you have been
paying 70 cents for.
WELLER a. Co,
Iron-clsd Cash Grocers.
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Mrs. JUIIIN n NIUDDhNIIDi
Atlanta, Gh., august II, 1876.

have had a cancer ON ny face for some
years, extending from one cheek bone
acres She nose 10 the other. II has given
mo great deal of pain, o. times burning
ana itching TO sucA ap extent that Il was
almost Unbearable I commenced uslu g
SWsl'a Specific in May, 1855 and have used
eight bottles Ithas given the greatest re.
efby removing the inflammation snd res
turug my We oeral heath. w. BARNES.
Knoxville Iowa, September y, 1885.
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Real Estn,e Tran.f.r.

j. X. ID. Young, corner Of Elm and
tor, for $4,000
Mrs. Sarah Hsrwood TO Guy SUNNI
Yer, lvVx4T feet, corner OF y wiss avenue
asd Market street, Hast Dallas, fer
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nsnrd Of pIrsoinr.

Tho directors and stockholders OF
the 0hsrs company are requested 10
meet at the oompsny's onice today st
~. M, an business OF importntic will
come up Tor consideration. -.
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Hosiery, collars, cuts, gents fur
nishing goods at Burr Bro, sos Main
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DR. =, $. DAVIS,
~ homeopathic PhyaIolan.
special attention given TO diseased OF
women and children, Granualed sore owes
,ured. ONCE 9JG Elm street, Postoihce
~ Ncls, Dallas, TeypR
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Just w : bottle Of Dr., scost's Cocoa.
iron and Phosphorus For sale by all
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Pnrior. Cloak aud suit Room.
ms largest stlection Of ladies
misses and children's wraps ami suit
In the city.
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e, ~ / r VI G. 1. . U aa a
or SKIN OANCNR.

VIZ 6kAlN NANSl1is.
For seven years suffered with 3 oancer
on my face. al the simple remedies we're
applied to alleviate the pain, but The place
continued 10 grow, finally extending into
my nose, from which came yelowish dis
charge very offensive in character. Ii was
also indamed, and annoyed me q great
deal About eight months ago 1 was In
Atlanta, 81 tho house OF friend, who so
strongiy recommended the use of Swifts
specific that | determined TO MAKE an eff
fort 90 procure It. In THIS was successful
and began its use> The iutiuenca OF the
medicine at FIRST was 10 somewhat aggra-
vale the sore; but Don Inc lnllammal ion
vas nllqyed, aud began TO Improve after
the first few bottles My general health
has prcstly improved ! am stronger, and
able 10 do any Kind OF work The caucer
On my face began 10 decrease and the ulcer
10 heal until there Is not q vestge OF IL lett
only Il little scar marks The place where
II had been ] am ready to answer Ill
question: relative to this cure.
MRS. JoICiE 4, MCDONALD.
40 r. q
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Tycoon Chop, 70 and ~ cents per pack
age. ID. o. wrIhkR n Co,
Caah grooerp.
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Josh Billings says that Il YOU have
tha rheumatism you should be thank
fol that IL il not tho govt, and use ST.
IRnOhn OIL,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-31

Senator Beck stands up manfnlly
for the people aud against the con
tinucd financial policies Of the re-
publican parry. Hugh Mc.nliock
Ism. John Shermanism am, Bris,ow
ism have been intensified by Dan
Manningi>m, ana should be- arraigu-
d bsfo e he country for its crimes
by ev"ry honest democrat. The law
requires the Secretary OF the Treas.
ry to reissue the treasury notes re.
cieved. This plain provisions Of the
law. the treasury department sets
aside upon its own dictum. 1t Is the
duty ct the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to call for bonds and to pay to
the holders the surplus silver IN the
treasury. Every honest man who
respects himself aud would dignity
labor, will render deserving homage
to the patriotic interest Of Mr.. Beck
in his welfare. We need more Becks
aud no John Shermans in congress
and none Of his sympathisers. The
financial policy OF Dan Manning has
been SO intensely republican that
Senator Morrell's declining to de.
fend it in behalf OF the republican
party was tie height Of ingratitude
1t is a Toiicy SO reprehensible and
80 thoroughly republican that i,
should have only republican apollo.
gists. all honor to senator Beck for
denouncing 1t as 1t deserves.
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"Angels lnaMales."

Entertaining angels unawares will
not be as common as entertaining
men with the title OF Hon" pretixed
il the rule OF the facetious editor oi
the Graphic becomes the settled
method Of comforting the title. Re-
felring TO al Omaha expOlicp captain,
who Was in Crrscu, tile facetious
editor dubbed him with the little u
"Hon." Adopting this rule and 60.
ing back to the municipal organic.
alton u Creseo, the string OF Hon.
CRADLES" would be astonishing. A
few OF them as occur to our memory
would he Hon. Mr. Howard, now OF
Nebraska; Hon. G.. W Sawyer, Hon.
r. D. Cady Hon. Jake Welch; Hon,
Jun Ihom,on; Hon. j. W. Ballard,
now or Dakota, but not Ut Grafton;
Hon. J. r. Convey; Hon. Andrew Nc
Andrew, and Frank Dreamer. II
there is any thing contemplate to
men who venera,e the teachings OF
the fathers of the Republic, it is this
continual aping titles OF Hon. and
OF nobility
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VIM M. Stewart $40. Pine str

VIM. NJ. Stewart $40. Pine street
San Francisco, Cal. sends out q forty.
three page pamphlet, entitled Bond
holders conspiracy 20 demone,ize
silver. Legislation affecting Nation
al debt. ana gold and silver. Tn
faithful Treasury officials. Hostilit,
OF national banks. Independent
financial policy fer the United States
Free coinage or enforcement Of ex
letting laws"
Under this title it proceeds to make
II most elaborate and convincing
argument on each :opic as noted il
these head lines. We shall give oul
readers copious extracts from its pa
ges and only regret our inability fol
want OF the needed space TO give il
entire. Persons who desire the en-
tire argument, we presume. can OBJ
tain it by addressing the author
There being no price printed on the
paipphlet. we presume il is for era'
fnitous distribution. Dan Lamon,
should read the closing chapter IL
Mr.. ClrylaLa aud tbs whole OF II Il
". Manning.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-31

The prphibitionists have been get
ting in some work on the 1nterna-
tional Di>till-ry at Des Moines in
the way OF an Injunction to restrain
It from making whisky in Iowa.
The big di-till+ry owning the Regis
ter. instead Of The Register owning
the distillr-y. will call ont some pun
gent paragraphs from that model
prohibition sheet. Now don'f s;lick-
er. but wait and see. Lewis Tod
hunter and j. A. Harvey are tie
attorneys who will conduct III. in
junction matter.
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Silver itself Is worth much less
than it was In 1870. ~ Mr. Beck well
knows.--,New York 7 ihune.
Neither the Tribune, Mr.. Beck. ar
any Other person knows any such
thing. The only standard by which,
TO measure the value IT one thing a.
compared with another 10 In ex-
changing the one for the other. This
test will demonstrate to the Tribune
as u has to the people that it requires
neatly twice rs much II any OF the
exchangabls commodities OF the
farm or the work shop TO procure !,
d. liar in silver in 1885 as it did In
1870. This test demonstrates the
ralsity OF the Tribune's statement.
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.C0nspiTifOr< COMPOUNDED.

The war iippn silver inanguratcd
by the enemies OF luhor under the
leadership Of John Sherman and
Hugh McCuiI,cl, and surprisingly
e t,.iuird Under I'll. management ~
Dan Manning /, destined 10 over
whelming defeat IN both branches
III congress. Tie bold and states
manIikc attitude OF Senator Beck,
the announcement that Senator
Eyarts OF New York, who was a
member Of the silver commission
,tnie years ago, was TO take the
same position with Senator Beck,
started IL canvass OF the two houses
OF congress which has fully demon
stratei that the majority in con-
gIcss will favor THE MASY--the DEB
TOR CLASS rs against THE FEW, the
bondholding and the creditor class.
II Mr.. Manning failed to realize that
when he becomes secretary OF the
treasury he had changed his con-
stitucncy from stock holders in IL
national bank, to the people at large,
fortunately for the masses the
American congress has not foisaken
them or their cause.
The great ma. If the people are
-. III. ~ 81. .J..
ot-iir II Wall street are interest
pagers. Nearly every new farm
IN The West Is covered by Il mortgage
aud il majority OF those III the cas-
tcri3 aua iilitit..e states are iii the
same condition. The creditor class
with Which tile secretary ofthe treas
ur' seems to he III conspiracy " IL
demand tit>t the suspension ~ 81 yer
cuina-.', and srconu. the denoie-
'izaiiGn III that already coined tie
retirement or gr..;back, Or nation
Ill notes, eaving gold as the only
money ID he country. This woiiid
cause il, Il. htoi cI;is- 10 ;, II al least
80 per T., III more IT any comnodiiy
inan il naw does II pay Il ,lo.lsr. aiid
If c,Ir-e waul mix. fixed inc, mes,
ID :, II nd. and securities with
tnn, m.rll NOR. than they now are
Tl,i- il the conflict that i to br adj
jn>tel in the silver question settle
meme. and il is well that the law.
givers will not accept the false teach
ing Of the administration upon this
subject.
Or the House 12S members favor
suspension and 1917 will oppose it.
tn The Senate 80 will favor snspen.
sion while a will oppose it. Poli'i-
rally they are divided thus: FIR sns-
pension. 3S democrats, 20 repnbli-
cans. Against suspension, III demo-
Gratis, 50 republicans. In the Senate
for suspension. q republicans, 5
democrats; against suspension. Is
republicans, % dt mocrats.
In the House the Iowa delegation
is divided thus: Against suspen-
sion, Hall, Murphy, Weaver. Fred
erick, Cnnger. Hepburn. and Holmes.
For suspension. Henderson, Fuller,
Lyman aud Struble
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NTachlnise and Bnl1der.
II have been troubled years with kidney and
bladder difsculty. After using four bottles 81
HrSr's kidney and Liver1 REMEDY I have been
completely cured. --William G. Clark, Mason enc
Builder. Auburn. y.
.Ilealth IL better than wealth"
Afachlnlse.
Mr.. George Karg. Machinist. 1854 Ridge Ave-,
Philadelphia. Pa. says:-..My disease started when
was quite D young lad by having weak kidneys
have used inst six sof IIUSr's Kidney and
Liverl REnEDr,. aud J eo'cmnly proclaim fec
like q new man,
GOOD counsel has no price, obey It."
Mechanic.
Nj. Henry Williams. Mechanic. East Bridge.
port, Conn.,, says:-ssAbout two months ago
caught heavy cold, which settled IN my kidneys.
I got . bottle Of HuST's kidney and Liverl
REMEDY and with the frst dose began to getwell.'
. Light suppers makes long Ives
Railroad n1an.
l T.rE I se, ss s \ , x NV , r L':
years old, had severe kidney aud bladder disease
Tor 30 ycars. urination causing acnte pain. The
weakness was % great he was Obliged TO We, wear
RExEDY completely cured him, and wo consider i
remarkable. We chccrfully rcconmen! it,
s.Deeds are better than words"
Hrxr's kidney aid Liverl REMEDY has etood
the test Of tmo It has been before the public fol
twenty years. and be: cured every year thousand.
kidneys and Liver. and kindred disorders who had
failed 70 get relief from doctors and who expected
never to be cnrcd. Thousands Of testimonials
from such pcreOns attest tts value. Send Tor book
80 "Alle we'll that ends we'll"
Sold By eli druggists. Price ei.25.
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence. R. /.
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