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Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

QUY AND SKILL FOREIGN AND
~ domestic exchange. make collections
issue letters Of credit Nv nslAbie In al parts
Of the United States and Europe. transfer
money By Telegraph, receive deposits o.
money and issue pass books Or certificates
therefor have cosnpleted arrangements
whereby mooney Il transmitted and deiiv-
ard b. eur agents. In Europe 70 persons
In thslr respective localities, thus saving
time and expense In collecting drafts
through banks. THIS 10 particularly do
sirahle In sending email sums 10 o1nfFses
where esery drnft b slk4eet % stsmpta
J. FuRTH, Cashier,
D9HEGT0Ha.
BAILEY 0AfxKHI. PrczLdanl
r. r, FK.kEr. Vice President
y. FuRTH. CAzhlar.
JAA MCNAraHf.
II. l. YBzkk
CORN
San Francisco. tins Bank Of Ca1lfurnsa
Por<iand- fhe ki-sk National nank.
Ees Xork, agency Bank q California
London, N. n Ho<hschsfd 4 60um.
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saIIOHs cArARRH RRalEDY--a
positive unre f0T caaarsA. Dipeihefla
and 0ankss Month. ssla ~ 4. d
Stewart.
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Nev millinery goods arriving At CIAr.
Tos Blsos.' every day. -
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HIGH CLASS POULTRY

TUX UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR
L sale nAns Plymouth Rock Cockefels
which are strictly fgss-eiAss, al bred from
the birds l hruaEht from I've Eass Last
spring. TAree of theEn are pure sen Of
D. X. Fe4ehs Etraia siE are EHsex and
Giant Of Battles. af James Z. Whites
strain shall sell egKs this season. for
hAk0hing. Write Tor Information 70
JOHN r. BLACKBURN,
mis- ~ Vashon. W. r.
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Dr. FraxieT,s Throat and Lung
Ralaam

DR.. EraZteTfs Throat ana II uh9
Balsam
Is the greatest remedy 10 the world for
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza.
Quinzy, Laryngitis, Group. Hoayseness,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Hhoop
ing CoReh, and all diseases OF the throat
and lungs. Il performs wonders IN re-
Iieving Consumption. II strengthens
the lungs and instantly allays all lrrita
ton Of the throat.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
DR.. Frazier-Dear Sir: / was trou-
bled for about three months during the
last SUNNI and fall with bronchitis
and bad cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief. |
used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found immediate relief. On retiring at
night il gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks |
found myself cured. RKv. z MUTE
DR.. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal
sam allays all irritation of the throat,
penetrates and heals the lungs and as
sists nature by expectoration to throw
eff the corruption. Sold by druggists
everywhere sc IS cents bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co. proprietors, Cleveland, d.
Sold by A. B. Stewart. Seattle.
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VIM. o. WOOD.

A TTORNEY- ALLAN, WILL PRAC-
N tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office. at rooms OF the Probate
Court, James ST., OPP. Occidental Hotel.
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Mr.. Goa Green i requested b cali =.
che EeAtsis phsFmaey. aaF9.9
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JNO. G. JANICKE & son,
Land Brokers and Surveyors, Falls
city, King County, W. i.
Ta.,nckln No Range M
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Send for circular. Call or address cor
respondence mentioning DAILY Posi-
INTELLIGENCER, Seattle, w. IT,
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4 TToRNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Buffers building. room AID 5
James Street Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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PROFESSIONAL
EREN SMITH
HALL 4 s MITH,

A TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELLORs
~ 81 Law. Solicitors in Chaneery and
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JOHN M. AVER, Manager.

EDMUND RICE, Pres't. II. II. GALUshA,
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DIR. c. l. MILLRR, Sl
foS Cherry street, ssatils W.
go. box a.
Special. Private and cAlsls
Skin Diseases Cured.

Seminal weakness ana an ser
vOus disorders eau sea Nv exeesima
positively cured, en- shs inseaIl.
ment plan.
Send for prinsee questions.
DR. @. L. MILLER,s remarks.
BILE success In the euring % eli
Chronic Diseases fs we'll knessE.
His success II due 60 his 80 ysan
experience and observations 10
his practice.
q. No mere patients taken -
"Our Boys, Farm - until the iksA
day OF March. whea six nesE 81.
tages Will be 9aishsd. zEswsyss,
Q can accommodate one more pss
fient (naleD with . nicely furnish
ed room and all home eemfertssa o.
my residence. los Cherry stnsst,
free OF charge.
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General Office, $50 Dear
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For sale, Cheap.

A NEW "a RAIN WAGON. INQUIRE
n % w. 0RAUEhT,
Gel dvlaU e1oquAimis. W. 7.
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Mckinney; Harry Constsble, New
York; " p Wiser, Fort Worth; Joan
Il Lngsp, Ba,esville, Indians; Ed
Carpenter Fort Worth; G 8 Becker,
ID ,ytor, Ohio; ID + Sspsom, Alvarsdn;
j " Lane, Denison; J ~ Witteney aud
wife, Mexico; JIG Murphy, San An
g.lo; X lille Porter, Arlington; Miss J
f Gard, Cleburns; r L Robertson, A r
Tillet, TYLER; X N Eeely, Shermsn !;
d. RIA Robertson, Cedar Hill; ] II
Bowman, DE Bowman, Mas Lura
Dye, Plano; w IL Webb, Mckinney
J n T-vis, w A Sawyer, Weather
ford; ID A Fsrltne, Louisville: G W
Thornton, ii l. Perkins, Plano; John
+ Allen, Austin.
AT the Grand Windsor: = Pick, AM
sterdsm, Holland; s g Mccormick,
Dallas; r q Barnes, kentucky; Ferd
Cohen, f. y Dams, New York; Thos
W Jackson and wife, Galveston; j M
Jones'. Henrietta; Jas Il Mcclure, J
Gen Stsuffsr, Dallas; II Z Acker, the
"Wor,d" company; ID Il h0rnsr,
New York CITY; M o John
son, Louisville; II Couts. Weather
ford; W J Walter, New York
q IL Payne. New Yors; ID G Lake
Nav York; r q Bssll, Fort Worth; j
Il Martin, Fsrt Worth; : J Abbot,
New Ydrk;J ii Th0mpsos; Rochester,
New York: Dr. G T. Blackburn, Gal
weston; DC Phillips, Grand Rapids,
M,chigan; Fl Bsrus, JeR-rson; II
Hancock, st. Louis; T Tildep, Cooper
county, Missouri; G Tilden, st louis
Y Hancock. 81 Louis; B + Givedsn,
Louisytile; J. W. Ridde1, Galveston :
j M Glover and wife, Whitssboro; d
M Saith. Terrell; = II Shannon, w
. Wells, St Louis; w q McGee, Mem
phls; II l. rlGknor, Waco; G i Camp
he'll, Houston; I Rogers, 81 Louis; g
Whitnoy, Chicago; j w Wa is, 81
L~uis; @ Q Morris, AbilenS; " Hyde,
Cinciuuati; r. N Thomas, st Louis; "a
Bartlett, Amssbury, Massachusetts,.
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Arrest Of y Youthful thief,

He gave his name as James Paul
Il i'll when he arrived ut the calabooss.
BE didn'tappesr to be prouder of the
last part OF his name than OF the frat,
but no wanted H. all to go do Un. Ths
owner OF the nam, wasn't quito as tall
"a his name By several inches. He
looked a little ashy, but he
was thsre all the same; aud
when II IL said that hs was there, it
may as we'll DO quietly intim t,ed
that SIT belonging To Mr.. Frank Gar
penter was present also. He had
bought himself now pair OF blue
pants and red shirt. His pockets
were filed with marbles, aud he was
armed with what the boys call u "nis-
ger shooter"
He presented quite an amusing APP
psarance a. he sat in his bunk At the
calsboose last night. He hsG that
wild, gst-up nnd.get look about
him which distinguishes tho "Esrch
hare from the rest OF the tribe.
be was about two feet tall and his iegs
put one In mind ofthe same members
or q kildec.
"What have they got you there for,
James Paul Hill" interrogated y
HERALD reporter.
Day say ! stole SIS, and dar wasn't
but 81 OF It," and the youthful pris-
oner broke out into tears az the idea of
being accused of taking tw ice AS much
money as he thought no had.
How Old arc you, Jsmes Paul
Hiil?" oncs more queried the news
paper man.
INV mudder Isvs I'm 7, but think
I'm g." with another ilpw of tears.
Tho turnkey then cautioned James
Fanl no5 to crawl through the iron
bars across tho windows To escape, for
hs was In the second story, and the
youthful prisoner WAS lett in darkness
to wrestle with tho rats and beG-bugs
uotil rosy-hngered Aurora shall ban.
iss heavy sleep from the eyes OF the
world.
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Late yesterday evening" on upper
Elm, two white men named Charlie
Aossduj aud joe Dawson Ns6 :. rough
and tumble fight. Tho battle ~as oi
long durstlon, and fer long time vic.
tory refused to perch upoo the banner
o! either OF this combaterts. Thug,
thug went tho blows, aad the blood
WAS made to flow ere tho battle WA
called u draw. Officer Russell appeared
upon the Held and took the belligar-
snts in tow.
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out one single omissioa. II was
joyonsly asserted by scores of citizens
tina, II "Annt 'Lizsbsth" can do these
things now, heading OF all competi-
tors, she will be- more than equal when
possessed OF equal facilities. Faces
we're suffdsed with delight all throu CD
the city that the ola timo Dallas favor.
Ire aud North Texas standby rises
superior to the expectancy of even nsr
best friends, and Is winning back even
the few who never really wished her
harm, although they sought by Other
msans to add to the boom to Dallas,
snd tor Dallss' sake alone.
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sad.

Ssnster A. l.. MstlocS, OF Montague,
passed throagh the city last night en-
the north bound Missouri Paclfic en-
route to Euraka, Springs, Arkansas,
In response to - telegram informing
bin that his young wife was in Il dying
condition. The senator was In the
greatest distress whsn ssen by HER
AID reporter, and it was pitiabls in
deed to SEQ hin.
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Suit Filed I'm tho Uuiteu states Court

In the U 1ited States circuit court
clsrk's Office yesterday suit was filed
by y. T. Jones, of this city, W. Il. G.
Holdou, OF the State Of Colorado. The
petition alleges that on the 20.h OF
July tho plaintiff owned loo head OF
cattle in Wichita county, and thst the
defend ant has the un awful possession
of them, for which he wants 80 500.
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Thief Arrestcl.

offiaors Scott and Nicely yesterday
arrested negro named John Bowlin
for entering ths house OF Henry Allen,
some two days ago, and stealing tnere-
The thief wss prepared for tho uorther
when IL struck the city, bat the cruel.
hearted policeman refused TO euioy his
otium cum digpitate, He Is now fur
nished VITA blankets 10y tho county.
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Attempt to Wreck n Train.

A cross,tie was found 10y Ban Tan.
nor lying across tbs track OF the Cen
trial railrOsd rear Mr.. Jack Coles
house. The Ito vas securaly fixed TO
the track 80 as 10 render more certain
The dersil msnt of tho train. Forum
ately the ito was discovered and re-
moved just before train time for tho
north bound passenger.
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Mes.rs, Lsag & Co., contractors for
tho work VI g,sding, matchmaking,
gravelins, curbing aud gustering on
Ross avenus aud Sycamore street,
have com menesd operations on syes
moro stree. at Ross avenue and are
Working soush towards Pacific avenue.
At the ssmo time they continue a
force on Ross avenue putting down
curbs aud cutters and spreading the
gravel over the macadam.
w. A. Jones consented tn allow his
Shanghai fsnce to he moved six feet,
and the city will hAvo 10 put up with
this on the tuls that hall . loaf Ia bet.
Ter than no bread.
When coh,pls.ed this stree. work
Will DO great credit 70 those who
inaugurated II aud to those in charge
Of Il, - well as 10 the city enRineer,
Who drew up the plans aud speciflca.
uona and superin tended operations.
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Lato y yesterday evening tho residents
on Commerce street in the vicinity of
tho East Dallas onglno house were
greatly disturbed by tho free fight In
oulged In By family OF negroes on
Henry street. Men, women aud chill.
dr0n took part, aud sticks aud boards
Wero the most formidable weapons
nsed. They fought for about two
hours snd finally quit from sheer ex-
hAustion.
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Last Nights Blaze.

The alarm Of fire last night was
caused by tho Kitchen OF Colonel AL
ford, on H,rwood street, catching fire
The fire department arrived IN good
time and tho flames were quickly
squeicned. Very little damage was
done, owing 70 the promptness OF the
department Ia getting stream OF
water on tho building.
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From . 6nlscston,au,

DALLAs,N v.is-lEpIroR HERALD /
How Ia 1t that tho "News," with oil
its enterprise" failed 10 advise its
readers in yesterday mornings issue
OF the Galveston Are? IL homo nows
go uutmportant or 10 its boosted news
gAthoring ONLY u vain boast.
A GALvRsrONIAN
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"Give me another horse, blnd up
my Wounds" cried Richard tho Third
~ Bosxortn Field. A bottle OF 81.
Jacobs OIL would not only have healed
hts wounds, but would have helped his
horso II Is had broken down in the
nSht
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jail De,ivcrv.

Sheriff Smith, received information
yesterday that tho prisoners confined
In the Hiiisboro jail had broken out
No was requested 10 come and bring
his doRs, but he Was unable TO leave, q
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while Of service In all forms OF neural.
gie, its best effects are Seen In lrsatlnr
neurnlRias of rheumatic origin,
have not met q single case OF this or
dInarily troublesome disease which
did not speedily get rolief from Tonga.
line. I can recommend It. ]. r.
Stevens, n. D., Bhsbbons, Illinois.
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Ayers Pills

restored Inc TO health. I have always
found them prompt and effective in their
action" Oliver Darling, Greenyille,
Tenn, writes. ar have derived great
benefit from the usc OF Ayers Pills.
They cured me of Stomach and Liver
troubles which had afflicted me for years."
Erastus Southworth, Bath, Me-, writes !:
81 was Frustrated with q severe Bilious
complaint. After yainly trying number
OF remedies | was finally induced to use
Ayers Pills, and had taken scarcely two
boxes when / was completely eured.r
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Mr., G. A, Hine hss fine lot Of
Hereford bulls, full blood and high
Srade, at the u nion stock yards. Par
ties Wishing anything in this line will
do well TO call HI once and see therd.
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towards are cruel"-but the brave
man won't drive suffering horse. He
will buy bottle o. Salvation OIL ana
invariably cure his animal
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Citizens Meeting to Aid the Sufferers

Citizens Meeting TO Aid the Sufferers.
Early yesterday morning, as soon as
1t was learned from the columns of
The HERALD that there had been a
destructive conflagration In Calves
ton, consuming over two million dol
lars' worth OF property aud leaving
many psOple destitute and without
shelter, steps were immediately taken
looking to the aid of tho unfortuna @
sufferers, The folio wing circular was
spread broadcast over the city:
To the People of Dallas and Dallas County
FELLOW -CITIZENs:-A great caiam-
ity has fallen upon our sister city OF
Galveston. Great numbers of her neo-
pie. men, women and children, by n
oonflagratiOn unprecedented In Texas,
are rendered homeless and dependent
on the puress and sweetest of all
graces charity.
We invite you, on masse, to meet at
4 p. III, this day at the Merchants' Ex
change, to take such action "a may
seem best for the relief OF our suffering
fellow. citizens cf Galveston.
JOHN HENRY Brown,
Mayor.
PIeu'' ont Mercnants' Exchange.
+. G. BOWER,
County Judge.
Owing to the shOrtness OF the noiire
only Is tew W ere Mt the Merchants Ex-
change at the appointed hour, and IL
was decided to postpone this meeting
until to-day.
Tho following telegram was sent
after the adjournment OF tina meeting:
Dallas. Nov. lS.-To w. l., Moody, Calves
ton:
Wire me Immediately what assist
ance Is needed, and in what shaps you
require it, and Dallas will respond to
the best OF her ability.
W. WHITE.
FREE FOR THE SUPERHERO.
Yesterday thu following order was
issued from Texarksna to the yariou.
offices by the superintendent OF the
Pacific Express company:
All matter for Galveston sufferers
will be carried free by the Pacific EN-
press company. j. j. AIKEN,
Superintendent.
This ia q c0mmendsbls act and One
that will be duly recognized by the
people OF the State.
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E.OUCA tlyNAl,
Tulane University OIL euisiana
LAW DEP RTMENV

The next session of this department vii,
begin Monday, November 10, 1855.
The Law School is not mited 10 instruc,
flon n the civil law of Lo Isl ma. Its lsc.
t res and course of stud es are designed IN
prepare the student for admission TO thu
bar not only in this State, but also In anv
NJ the com on law states of the Union. II
invites to It's classes all who wish to Al
themselves for the practice of the law IT.
professors are well known Lawyers of long
standing at the par, ripe In exp arience and
Still actively eu tagged in the prac ice of the
profession. TuitioI, $50 aer session.
FACULTY.
Randeli Hunt, LII d., Emeritus Rector,
Professor of Constitutional La y, CONNER.
cial Law and the Law of Evidence.
William Francis Mellen, ILL., D., Dean.
Professor OF Ommon Law and EQUITY
Jurisprqd nee, and Lectu err on Criminal
Law and the Law of Pleading.
He ry Garrett N Miller, Professor Of
Admiralty and International Law
Henry Denis, Professor of Civil Law and
Lecturer on tho Land Laws of the United
States
All communications should be a ,dressed
10 WILLIAM +. MELLEN,
Dean of the Faculty of Law,
10 Carondelet Street, New Drlean,, La.
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Prompt and Effective.

Costiyeness, Headache, and many kin.
dred forms of disease, ore among the
natural results Of disordered condition
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, and
may be cured by the use of Ayers Pills.
w. II. Strout, MeadNiile, Pa, writes: 81
was troubled with Indigestion, Constipa.
ton, and He"iache, for years. A few
boxes of
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White fish So cents per pOuno.
Is. o. WELLER Il Co.,
Cash Grocers.
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have had a canoe on my face for some
years, extending from one cheek bone
across the nose 20 The other. 1t has given
me great deal of pam, 81 times burnin :
aud itching to sucS an extent that Il was
almost unbearabl. ] commenced usi z
Swlfps Specific In May, So and have used
eight bottles. 1t as given the greatest lie.
ietby removing the Inflammation and res
tyriLg my general heath. w. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, September s, 1855.
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For many year. was n sufferer vita ca
Ger ofthe nose, and having been cured by
the use offs :. y, | feel constrained by q
sense ofduiy 10 suffering humanity to iake
this statement Of my case. With the
fourteenth bottle he cancer began 10 heal
rapidly and soon disappeared, and for sew
erai months mere has been no appearance
Oh as re OF any kind on my nose or face,
NJ ilher is my nose at all tender to me
touch have taken about two d zen bot
Ties :. ,. and am soundly cure5, and |
know that's. y. $ efIec cd the cure after
every known remedy was tried and had
failed. ROBERT SMEpLEY.
Fort Gglner, On, MnY |. lsSi
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PHYSICIANS.

TAR. +. $. DAVIS,
~ homeopathic Physician.
special attention given 10 dlsens,g NJ
women aud children. formulated sore ewes
cured Office 90 Elm street, Postoilice
II yck, Dallas, TeNaa
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| had heard OF the wonderful cures OF
SwiltS Spe inc. and resolved to try II.
commenced takin IL in APRIL 1884. NJ
,eneral health was much mpro ed, yet
ued to grow slowly nut surely. The buncn
grew and became quite neayv, felt that
l must either have II cut or die. But II
commenced discharging quantities OF al
most black, thick b God II continued
healing around the ci ge, unit February
when IL Tas entirely healed up and we'll.
BETSY WOOD
Cochesetl Plymouth co Mas July Is, 1885.
'-wifts Specific is entirely We eta lie, and
seems to cure cancer, by forcing out the
impurities from the b God.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Discs =
mailed free.
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lnnta, Ga N. Y, lj7 w 2Sd 81.
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Whsss The hearts OF These People Are
otl1i Rasslas fer the Old 0uard.
Az day long yesterday Tnn HEiiALp
omee We vlslssd By numbsss Of siti.
sens who csus V expesss oonErAsu-
laslons = SO oo>oep<lee u NJ pspsr
40, 'ss' ~ y !. g = : 3
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e e. ~ I 4 ~ h.. l.. 1 - kVs q

ois SaNCGa.
For seven yeas suffered with Il cancer
on my face. AL the simple remsdie were
applied TO alleviate the pain, hut me place
cont nCed TO grow, finally extending into
my nose, from which came a yeilowish dis
charge very olIensi "a in character. 1t was
also inllamed. and annoyed me great
deal. about eight mouths aro / was in
Atlanta, at the house OF fiend, who so
strongly recommended the use %! swift 8
Specific that determined to make au eff
fort TO procure IL. IN this ! was successful
and began It's use. The iutluenco of the
medicine at iitst was 10 somewhat aggga-
vate the sore; but soou the Inflammation
vas nllayed, npt l began to IN rove aiie
the first ioH bottles. My general health
has greatly improved am stronger, and
able TO do NJ Hind of work. The cancer
on my face began to decrease and the ulcer
TO heal, until there Is not vestige oft iett
only little sea marks the place where
IL had been | am re ,dy to answer all
question, relati . to tn curc.
MIS-. JOICIE a MCDONALD.
Alfalfa, Ga, August II. 1873.
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tat ictttft lNlAlaAhthk
/ Dallas, Texas, for the
IL, lsS5. II not called
ks same will he sent TO
.ce. Parties calling for
lease say advertised
\ IL. COCHRAN, p. NJ.
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Adams, Gertrude
Andt rsou. Eva 3
Andruss. Winnie
Blair, Mrs I j
Baker, Mrs X
Bra Lev, Mary
Brennan Anna
Burgess, Laura
Burner, An ie
Bowles. Mrs Thomas
Downs, Angelina
JColemon, Mrs &c
Curry, Betty
Carter, Mrs Q
Calows, Marie
+ billiard, Dora
Denn!son, Lula
Elchelman, Mrs Il NJ
Elem, Miss
Fans, Miss Dora
Ga breat h, Mollie
Gaines, Mrs ID
CIR Tin, ROda
Hsll, Nary
Hopkins, Mary L
Hawkins, Mary
Lotto, l. 'Zzle
LYONS, Jennie
M ,dha MT
Manpuel, Amanda
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Moron, Maths
Moore sally
Oorien, Miss