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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NYw.YoRK saturday. Nov. 2S.-BFlNEs-Recelpt we'S
80 cars of 0lS 10 d AZ cars at o0tsL am ~ go
Jersey tity the week $500 heat dSails, 80
hea last week There 40 cars tor expoftS - -
for saughtereIs direct and ears iot tlo n"iAo" ~ ~
" orth noting. Feeling steady TO, ,f,or.b ,r, lax
Iirc cattle lor NJ Goldsmith, 10 hch 10, y.
Ia he ~ Ior ehman Bros I'm addition 70 ne shIn
Live sheep reported teatetday % ~" va
GxIVES- only hcAl received ana W. -, a. - ~,
vnnf of stocl feeling steay. suino :. a"4''N wv '''
wan Va -. aud / Fed II 100 10, no Sc 40,
iof ~ 4 ID LAM BS-egeipts wore - cars % oo,o,
head - cars az COIN st. and 10 car ~ y'i-Ss, ~ %
VI esS a. 1876 head anst 1870 mean i'S W''N.
IVt tn0 stained ptcus uU l~l1os
IN gu1d demand with strictly iiltiS 'IvN M lH
rs ,teTe moi 0u cleared, athouAi ~cio Wet"
AZ f3a - % Tor common 10 Ono'So' "N1 i"''1'o " "
Tor 1ih ptdeoek 30 onio Shecp l2O 70 at 80 0j 2S6
Az I'M ~ AZ - ~ 80 kentucky do, Ol ID 40 80 ~
90 ~ s1Ir - CO. i07 Kentucky sheen % 10, q, s 6S;
,i - ~ IN AZ 3soi 2l3 Michigan DO 80 10, Nt3ac 81 DO,
- ~ ~ "a. lTi Ohio 90 % %. AT 4hc,
wton Il tiliet 23, Ohio -hccpt - ID, a, ~ 40 -iD'
= IL at nc AS Michigan DO, 81 u, a "sc ga 30 - De
nea 9 Buckugham 1871 Pennsylvania sheep and Lambs
go Ohio Sheep * No. 10 - u ~ az itate 0os
an m at Lc; 1870 Statc LAMBS, A. n az &c.
p : Ka.c' go Michigan ~hecp, = ID, al - ~. .,
nil,erba $50 " estern sheep. " 10 AZ &c:
1ig Canadian Lambs 90 b. at lac 30 do 81 To- at "'1' o
GO SsR Kirby CO.. - state she? lO3 II, at S'-c; $50
Mnlenbaas q Davis: 23l Michigan shccp 80 N; AZ Sig;
IS kcniaeby do rs D. a. &c 2.S Michigan La0iO' ~ Do
3ume a MuiIn 2O9 Lambs, % %, at sc l5g 20
go M al 54ci 1856 Kentucky -heop 10 10, I &c 20 90.
I04 h. at c do los II. at sac 1874 do % d. a'ooi
Receipts were 81 ears Of 1910 headsl Ga az
Jersey city and 20 at 4oh-st Iota lor me rsas
~ sI6 head AGAINST 593lS head last week Feeahg tins
nrn for sale alive Nominal quotations S4@s' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
SOME GOOD DRITING or TIE ROAD.
TIME MADE BY TRorTERs--A DULL THANKSGIVING
WEEK.

TIMR MADE BY TROTrERs--A Dull THANKSGIVING
WEEK.
Thanksgiving week on the road is usually
lively as it is possible TO make it, In former
years "Gabe" Case has given a hog-guessing
match and rallies for turkeys have helped
to make things 20 lively Tho rainy weather
which set in on Monday rather threw damper tho
festivities this year, aud cup the roaI" was
gloomcr than 1t was anywhere else. The Thanks giving
hog-gucssng match was left out those who wanted
turkeys had buy them for rallied for The
Driving Club Of New-YOrk put mp two cups one for
2:3j and the other for go horses. or course
the track bad and there differ
ence of opinion about starting tho races,
the majority of those interested wishing TO have them
postponcd. owing the condition OF the track. the
owners OF all bn one horse refused TO start III the $50
class Tie 2:35 class trOtted, and the winner,
Alpha got the cup. Tho racing committee havedecied
10 give the tros over again, cup being put up In
place OF the one captured by Alpha They VIII take
place tomorrow II the day Is fair and th" track good
majority club members object TO the present con-
struction by tho club of the term nonDrOicssional
driver They claim that it really opens the door for
those who really professional drivers ana thit inc
strictly amateur mas no chance wateverlh a race
The track yesterday was In good shape, consul
II lately OF course there were soft spots In
II and IN places 10 necessary to drive well Ou from
the pole Tie clubhouse steps were well filled with
those who had gone up to the horses wOrkcd ana
while especially fast time made thcy were well
repaid for their journey sidor Cohnfed drove on 20
the track with his bay mare Minnie Warren harnessed
M with Little Wonder IT.. lie drove them mile m
1881 T. going TO the half mile pole Ia l:l5. This
pounds and requires good sn buggy O. ride In. and
the time the horses had ever been htcbed
mile In 1913 Past teams ars becoming all the rage and
considerable shifting horses to SEQ which ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
SOLDIERS ENJOYING THEMSELVES.

Mans RECEPTIONS AID CONC-RFs-CONIrG NJ
r,oxu cr-,r,, ,vc1prvrs
IIONAi- "OA'.D Nv
First Lieutenant {. VI. ShcllCl, Quart crmas-
Ter Sersf'uV W. d, 49, - -, W.. ,,,,i.
M a',,oo If ,n,o,nc,t, for tho first OF
- ~. ,,,o,t ,i,,,,e,,ts IN he Given next Thursday
evening by Company II, 22d Regiment az the armory
tom. nov. was sr,ent in practicc with the rifle
mana -'''"- D'' 49, 80 ,, con t.,,i,,,,f
at CICcdmOoi Dy SEVERN i''-"eI' VI '"' ''" -.
A reception Will he given by Company ID, 'i't hc-l
mont r tl,e armory an Thursday evening December H.
- -. , -, -. =, .,,,, of,.r
Next Monday evening tic Sd Battery viii hold IL all
49,, .,,.o,ir,
The members OF tho '''eI"" A''V'''''" ~ %" ~
iet''''N' - .I l,yo 1I,,,rcI The
members o. INC 'o'i'''''" "'' '
greatest number OF recruits during the coming year
complimentary drill and rec. pt.Dn viii Doe given by
l,,..,,+. T 1al,, T,.oi,oout C,.f.in H. c. Aspmval
O''Ni''"' - - ,, ~, , -. o., ,,. .,,,.,'r.
'o'''"'"'''''-' "'N' '"' .'' '"~
A ball Will Doe given by tAc active and veteran McH-
bors Of he l4tL Regiment AID OF tho associations
relief fund.- at the regimen" oI'"o'1' %" '"''"'
eyoIiuc, December -.
Tho ftI. Am Regiment al tls new AruYry lat
-. - -. ,,,,,l.I ,rI.o r,t,,i,.. ar..rlc. srtit
there for sale were disposed OF at good prices, and
1.r.c fund was raised Tor r.ca1cut,l us,4
y. ,,,.,,,. ,..,i,,. oo,,,,,.,.,. O. o.l r..5r,,f
VIII shoot ia The comp uuon Tor tAe Appleton ''I.
r.,, win, f,r ra,- has l,c, ct,,.a, of C5ra,auy a.
-, 49,, -, 49, -, -, a Ua ~ cd,,t,,.I III
West Point ald entered lHc army In 3D. '-lll- ~
con II s-Iun as second lieutenant IN N4lch i-' no
j. spoken OF as an accomplished Office.
1Ac officers Of the llih to eimrut VIII meet to-At di
the ormory for the purpose OF clccuns colonel
reception Wiz Ice given 10y company J. II" i''-i-
mont early in Hgcei"h 9r - co., p.o,,..., co. d.,
The annual pan OF company ~ '''" - i.', wa
take place al tue HIIo!y On A-t''"' ''t"i"t' '-'.
bor -. p. .
Lieutenant George jan -'y .d7 I'--,,ul'.' D" =. -
Grant COmmahd No. D. vi me soc ct' Oh cl4"@ "I 'N'
Regular Alini ana Navy "i thc Hl' stare "i' l''-
TRAIT, elegantly framed pl the ccltH IH "A''c H'""'
the organization was named.
Company -, lIth Regiment Nl-Iri ere ..I.'lf nH
Thanksgiving Day and ali good service al Tue ZINC
range. $500 -
committee or W'mhht7 OF me I'ih Ee-Iihc'l pr
taken cnai-e q" inc diitN -ch''l' ioi ti" IIi3 t VIZ
10 London h'AI N"'Il''' ,Ilt o. IN .'",-'-S 80 |
proposition VII Do ii'ori'ly receiver ny d" u' com
panie'. 90 . p, .-.. .,, ... -. o.. ...-.... ..,.,
Company j. Nh i'.GH'li' Wal .-c'I tO-.".-i' ''"'
TO elect second lieutenant
Company y, list l.,Sii. ui Ida new hIl sergeant
john r. Pctre who has served 10 Una. plU'h p'i"i''
rc-lmcut.u badge o.. 20 be presented uJ l"c I'dld
OF Officers OF the 32l Regiment 20 every urmncr OF the
command who shall obtain nSc recruits before july j.
The 1T Battery. commanded by Captain Louis wendell
Will give d concert and ball tine evening OF December
-.
After much consideration II has been dtCiAcI by mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
ARRESrEp WHY RELEASEp IRON PRISON.

AHELNIkD WHEN bELEA SEQ fhOh Ih4cO''
Detective Sergeant Adams, of Inspector
Byrnes staff arrived In this city at o'clock yesterday
morning from Plttsburg, Penn, having in custody
Robert Hovan, who has just finished three years sem
tcnce for burglary in the Peniteutary at Pittsbnrg
He Is wanted here charge OF relonious assault
with intent to kill two Brooklyn policemen who were
trying to arrest him.
In the early part OF 1ss3 Hovan arrested by De-
tectve Sergeants King and Lyon on charge OF bur
glary committed In Brooklyn. He was admitted to ban,
forfeited his bonds Officers LOoncy and Carr or the
Brooklyn Police Department. were detailed to hunt MN
up. They found him at No. 20 Firstrave ana shad
owed" the house until he had left It, They followed
him the SiXty-st station OF the Second-aye. ele
waited railway and then attempted to arrest him. lie
drew revolver and shot both Of them. Detectve-Ser
geant Hickey who attracted by the shots, arrived
too late to secure the criminal, but had the wounded
taken TO Mount Sinai Hospital Deective-Sergeants
Hickey and Crowley gned to The case ana ran
Hovan to earth at last I'm the Pittsburg Penitentlary
An attempt was made to baye him pardoned In Phlla-
dephia that he could be brought here for trial
The efforts unavaiiHg and so the Now FORK author
tiles had to wait for the expiration OF Hovans time on
Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
TIE SUNDIR TRIBUNE.

The Balkan problem and the conference of the
Powers formed the topic of the regular CONSTANT
nople correspondence in yesterdays SUNDAY TRIB-
CNE That from London was about Mr.. Steads
case and from Paris about Mime. Patti and her
probable retirement from the stage. Another Paris
letter described Jane IIadiug at home. Colonel G.
c. Long wrote Of the cx -khediyc lsmml. Topics in
Leading Cities, What Men are Talking OF, Chat
About the Theatres and Current Anecdotes were
features full Of interest. The Odd End Room was
an entertaining story. The book review was Of DR..
Schliemann's Tiryna.' Leading ncws topics were
as follows:
FoRrIGv.-Armisticc between Bulgaria and Ser
via --= More Conservative gains IN the British
elections. -= 4 state of siege proclaimed III sew
era provinces Of Spain. == Revolution imm-
November Handicap
DoMrsIIC.-Irbutcs of respect 10 the memory of
the Vice President. ----- The President urged not
to z, to Mr.. Hcndrchs's funeral. = Agitation
among the miners oil the NOuougdhcl1 valley.
= Wreck OF the bark Casmer. -= Portions
of Cape Cod washed away by the storm. -
Discus .lu. the Presidency OF tIc senate
Probab contest of the election m Atlanta. --
Dsputng over the proceeds OF the billiard touIna-
mcut IN Chicago.
CRY AND SJBCGDAN.--,Iav Gould 10 retire from
Wall street. -- Commissioner Powers Ccn-uTcd
ty tlo Park Board. - lu'c men killed IN the
new AQurGuc,. .- Continuation %. thc gIs In-
YES igailo.. ~awdust -wudlrr. ARE ted. --
SUGGEST ID tIili of The dynamite guu. -- COLD
value ot the lcgdl-tonjcr silver dollar ll2l2
gI9uD 1888 cen IS. stock, 100. .ratr'N acItFr
and huctuat.ug q. rising i-urcs, closing irlegl1r.
Copies may s,il DE had at this Office or b5 nail.
PRO. . cau.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
live STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Cp,cAco Nov - - DropeTs JoGrna reports: tt.e-
Receipts 500 head shipmen 500 head marx,
uOa<b o. COWS and Mixed 81 f11So oV
ers ~ 80 20 50 Feeders, ~ 3Ods3 50 leA"hN = wa
% Receipts 600 head shipments 800 hea ~ rSes
duI interior s2OO0S3 20 Natives. ~ "o4s' oo S
al 750t2 9n ..----.. , .oo n,arke. birhcr.
Rough Mixed ~ a0Is5 20; PaeElns AUG sNa,'P~' " "
Llch IS; SklOs " ~ ~f' ~ ..,,,,n,.
ST LOWS Nov. 2s.Catie- kecaDls - sS,or
fair 10 CbOlGs NAs
"a obdSj 20. NatIve Butcher steers 80 o'"S' ." ''
rexaL steers. 500S3 90 ,,.u,.o, =, VA
ann e., 81 gnrt Caoc So .c1sS 4O' LAn2s u w
ass %
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lj2,359 1865 137.485
BIBLES l.3J2. ogB l32l 2lS


Since Sept l. bales. l.239l5S l392996 1921 2lS
The trade In all Its branches has marked strong
imprOvement-the markets are active and prices are
higher. Steel rails quoted firm at $35, yet
OF tue present deliveries are upon contracts at about
$50.
The Stock Exchange markets only less active
than in the preceding two weeks. But
there halt in the upward movement of
prices and very few securities closed the
with any additions to their figures and the majority
show some concessions from week ago. The specula-
ton was erTatc and prices uctuated irregulary. Tie
already made, were not OF character 10 encourage
further movements. Hence, the desire
which was shown and put very largely
into practice to realize But at every decline
there seemed to be buyers in such force to cause
quick reactions and in many instances full recoveries
weeks speculation. Large reaizatons were made, as
they have been made before but the new market alb
sOrbed the stocks sold without suffering material
declines OF for the future 1t Is not an
unimpOrtant question: whether not the sellers or last
week WILL they have done before, repurchase at an
early date They propose make money and are OF the
class which prefers to do 1t by going with the swim In
stead OF by stenmlng it, The dscouraging events or
the week principally OF the phantom class born OF
imnginatiOns OF threatened complications while on
the other hand there reports or real ana material
gains In earnings and the weeks shipments out or
Chicago for last week. at full rates printed above gives
earnest OF what may be expected OF future reports
Taking IL all In ALL the markets, except on Tuesday, eX
hibted a wonderful strength all the way
Tho transaction In stocks % days
amounted to 2,665,332 shares against
4.259,000 shares for the preceding week.
and final prices and number OF shares sold for tho week
together with tho final prices of week ago, OF hfty
active or representative STOCKS:
WEEKLY RANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

will work well together John Murphy drove
Matthew Reys May Howard and George
Martins chestnut to top-waggon
a mile In 240, going TO the halfme pole In l:l0 MI
Martin afterward drove them himself mile to skeleton
wagon in 241 taking ll7 to go to the half l. Il. DUN
ham drove his green team, bay and black q mile III
$50 C. IT. Raymond had his five year old colt llpPah
exercised mile He trottou the quarter in gle seconds
the half in llG2 and finished the mile handicap In Az
TIppah Is by Red Wks. the sire OF Phil thompson VINO
was sold by Mr. Raymond for $1,000, and HI. dam IS
the dam OF BOndne OF the great team OF ME- Shep-
pard, OF Boston. The track made lively by the
speeding until / O'clock when the clubhouse again be-
came lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

Tho business in mining stocks last week was Wo' tnln
r.I, ,t We and the tlOus 10 the Consolidated
stock aud Pc rOleum Exchange amounted 10 $3.50
share, ior five days. against G~,92O shares Tor tue pre-
c,tiu, ful week But there little mat was new or
Interesting Developed by the larger dealings. Prices
generally ruled easier. ~utrO Tunnel when turuisued
nearly ourhalf Of tn" whole business. was exceptional
and rose from - and closed at - centsi inc O'
Com.tocks were lower Consolidated tHlioru" AUG 4uu
\irsinlA declined from 81 40 To II 300@l %. The
Qucksilvers elected; the common sold AT SO"
780-is
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov - lSSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

The refined market naturally responded to the carly
damn alton in crude oil Last week. but later hett"r
tone W established and ali but L cent OF tho eA Iemo
deciue from the preceding week recovered lOO.a-
tions closed At 81 cents IN New-fOrk and ccleo por
gallon IN Philadelphia aud Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
spIRIr4 OF TURPENrGNR

CHARLESTON. Nov ~ -TurDcntiuo quiet AZ IS
sAVA.NAH. Nov %. -IurUentine dulot AZ - O.
WllMlN1ION, NOy - -fufpoalIne arm Al 1i&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

The railway movement East from Chicago was hsaI,S
90 900 tons greater than I'm the preceding week A
900 tons greater than III the corresponding "e"h oi
lss4 for which we have the data to MAKE tue u,
detailed comparison Last year ut thls umo uo4IoP'I'
made. ....o,,,,o,
shppcd by each OF railroads East IRON Onlci7"
flour, grain and provisions for the "ceA ehuy" III aud
urlay In comparison with the same week Oh 1879 an"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Nov. 29-P. VI.

SUNDAY, NOV. W. VI
The United States Treasury last week made an adj
donal gain Of g. ,362 to its available balance
Every item shows an Increase The gain in gold was
effected by the accumulation OF $30i67I Of the metal
and the retirement OF 5000 100 OF the certificates The
gain lega-tenders was made by an accumulation Of
$G72.057 in notes. plus retirement OF S23oOoo
certificates. Tho gain in silver dollars and bull
Ion was made by accumulation OF
S3360si in the metal plus the retirement OF $2sOOOO
Of certificates The gain National bank notes IS
principally due to increase of S633467 in notes In
process Of redemption which Is reflected by the increase
Of $685. in tho "amOunt held for redemption OF
National bank The amount of fractional silver
held was reduced $4,000
suboined the results OF Saturdays statement as
compared with OF the statement Of November FL
Nov. 81, 1885. Nov %, 1885 Changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

CLOSING PRICEs or BOSTOy STOCKS.
Bo,roN Nov. 2s, 1855.
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Gnld coin and hnl-

Total balance Sl375056J2 SliO l7t9l0 Inc s. ol--oo
The principal features OF yesterdays bank statement
the expansion Of 1893 800 in the loans. The expan-
sion chiefly effected by few OF the leading banks
viz: American Exchange. S320,O0O New-Iork,
$6j0000 Commerce. 100000; importers ami Traders
$4,000; Hanover $3.50 900, and Pacific, S25OOOO. on
the other hand the City contracted 100000; Central
National, $4,000 Chemical, 100000 and Republic,
S2j00O0 or cash tho banks report aggregate loss
OF only i72J but that Is the for the week.
and the SubIrensury absorbed over T2,9OOOOO our
week. after allowing for liberal receipts from me
county probable that the OF cash held at the
close OF business less than the amount
reported tie weeks average. by reason OF the
~ 29I 900 and hence the surplus reduced
s796,oOO The banks now report only $l,6OOOOO less
cash than year ago but because the loans now are
SjGOuOOOO greater than year ago. ana therefore the
deposits CorTespOudngly greater, the surplus now
SO 700 900 less than then and the ratio OF total re-
scry to deposits Is G.O9 per cent smaller. go
Tho following compares yesterdays statement Win
those OF the spOnding dates OF 1854 and l703'
Nov. p. 1893 Nov. o. 1854. MOI %. $50
Toaqs......... t3lj7i67"U $2755lt.GJ0 e4l5SH9o0
spcciGi 9,i$lJ}35 se9243232 9 5s .Vi'223V
bc1o.i,s. 3i5oSjioO 3lj.S-53OJ 3s.4o090l
tuculiuOu.... II3Jj.GOJ ILOi3A.O lOO7J,5oD
following shows the relation between tho total ro-
serve ana the total deposit liabilities;
.p.ric ..'..... s5.IsIeoo ss5e7a21o s9357o8o3
Lcga.-tcndcrs.. 5-6ioJ 374'o."O1 27''Ii'-op
Total rcservc t-545&0)O sI237235J0 si221935oO
i az s,d.5 ISL, 7,g'ooa5 s,t5Gas5 o'.co'925
,urr,u. ....... .GIo,,955 si-.4o7,l75 seo.5o3.27d
I.atDa r'-Isf 90, D, o,
O. iepY.it--. -1V' ""oJ ''''
IN, iouow.u: "a ycs, .riay's statement I'm detail:
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RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. NN'la,
Week ended Nov. 7. BUSH lI-O.9-O lOoO'i@V IV.,V
ended NOy. H. bush. LhSl.S5l 49,, ota STn
Wees ended Sow. ~ bush. l,ilb7J1 i'o593!3 "a 5nn
NtcA ended Ov *, bush lis, 10 -F--''''
Since sept |. 1875 bush 20.7.3 80 2Si9S19 ,o9' ia7
Samr time 1891, bush. ..IpIlZ L'Ii'5-5 - ~ "
tame N 1855. bush .3JSoi.oJ- -UO'''o-' -0''
SHIPMENTS.
week ended Nov. I, bush. S9OVoO i,D1 t33V ~ ia
" cck ended NOv. H. bush. lOlhIiO lU,O i4sGi0
week ended NUy. ~ BUSH. i9-11p Ut,'' 80 CGO
Meek ended Nov. ~, bush. bli,'-J lo'''''' -
since Septl 1885, BUSH. 97Ol2 ZO65rge622 49, i1} 10
1884. bush. 3G,p'JJg5 ioU19to9 i,dJJ n7
nr.. IulDIu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-10
AN AGED BAPTIST MINIsrrp
TwoMore Imnort.n, -.

W. hOIO important CQaes
your agent being in Columbus. "a
DAYS ago, and meeting the venerable a lev
j. ii. campbell. We asked him for tba ,ushet
his reply was, 81 have two more o,ewl
cures effected by Swift's Specific TO re,poal
ms HeheraD man Is known far and UiiS.
,or ms nnremitting labors OF love in he "htus
halt ofthe poor OF Columbus. II viii he Oe'
membered that the Swift Specific Co hoe 70
mated quite an amount of their tamonS -, y, u 10
lclne, 10 be distrlbu ed by Mr. Camn ied,
among the poor ofthe city; hence his rem "
I'll have just seen a lady who has been oro..
y annoyed by letter in one of her ban ud.,
IL had given hel much trouble and main eL,
SAID she had b. en- treated by several nbv sae
iilhs during past three or four years yyish
the old remedies, bot without giving anr "na
llei. l suggested Swift's Specific. AMI ~
took four bot les and is now apparently n a,s
lectly well. Her hand Is smooth and p YET
slAgle sign of the disease left. II is mar vs
GUS now thls medicine renovates the system
w nat about the other casec" 9'''l'
well, that was a lady also. She had hoo.
ahect with the Ec ema for four years I III,
zee, h0ndS and arms, rs well as hnv bada
was covered over with sores and sca,
WIS one OF inc worst cases of this ,erribis
uHNease mat have eVerseen The 40 Terms
OF the poor creature was beyond eynr, Ssyns
she tried every remedy at command. inclnd'
ing mercury and iodid5 of pOta h. but sh,
Only grew worse. She WIS In this condltioss
Wheh / ilrst saw the case. | soon had ha,
taIlns Sw'it's Specific, and she has now on nv
t.ken Two bottles, but every mark of Tx
disease has almost entirely disannao ra tu
her strength and general health have gTeatI,
improved. II is one of the most remarsabi'
cures hGl has come under my observe tion y
MI, Campbell, y"u have had y long and
varied experience in mingling with ms n S anS
observing their Affections and The rennJis.
usee!d-7what Is Your opinion as to the merit,
ofSwif''S Spec fec"
Ina ministry of sixty years have min,
sled with every class ofsOciety and have OH
served closely Inc variety OF diseases which
afilict humanity. Blood dlseas $ are N.
most numerous and the most difficult II
remove. 1t Is my deliberate Judgment Thai
Swiirs Specific is the grandest blood puride,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-10

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-10

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