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year since l commenced to take your Golden
Medical Discovery, and it has completely cured
me. l thank you for the splendid health l
have since enjoyed"
Bronchitis Cured.
NJ. NJ. ROGERS, of Sctugenburg, Texas a
teacher, % years of age, who suffered from
pains in the chest, short BREATH and bronchitis,
writes: "I have used two bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1 feel entirely
cured"
Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
J. W. MCCLURE, PineciUe, NJ c.. writes: 81
am using your Golden Medical Discovery and
your Pleasant Purgative Pellets for chronic
bronchitis and weak lungs. l have used two
bottles, and it has done me more good than all
the medicine l have before taken, and L have
used 30 bottles of one proprietary medicine, 16
bottles of another, and II bottles of a certain
Lung Balsam,' all of which pronounce Of no
account"
Consumption Averted.
HANNAH BARNES, Bartonia, Randolph Co.,
Ind, writes: DIR. r. V. PIERCE Dear Sir-Four
years ago was suffering fearfuly from the de-
pressing effects of nursing child. l could
scarcely walk. Wethoughttha was going down
with consumption. After suffering two years,
my husband procured one bottle of your Favor
ite Prescription, and by the time l had taken
half of it l began to feel much better. / then
procured three more bottles and have regained
strength so as to do my work with ease"
Threatened with Consumption.
Hon. j. E. BISHOP, of Victoria, Coffee Co., Ala,
reports: Il have put on flesh and gained
strength, and my cough is better. Since taking
the last prescription improved so much that /
consented to run for and was elected repre-
sentative from my county to the General
Assembly of Alabama. While there i contracted
cold, and upon enquiry found your Golden
Medical Discovery and commenced its use l
continued it through the winter and SPRING
and consider it did me more good than any
thing had used. l used some 1S bottles, and
am as hearty as | ever was in my life and am
able to look after my business"
Bleeding From Lungs.
LINDLEY FARMER, of .Staufers, Pa, a school
teacher; had hemorrhage from the lungs due
to close confinement in impure air. physicians
suspected consumption. He writes:
q possess copy of DR.. Pierce's Medical
Adviser" and have been using Golden Medical
Discovery; l have recovered my health SO that
the doctors tell me l am sound man again;
l used but three bottles Of Discovery"
Quick Consumption Cured.
ELI Ross, Ida GrOre, Io,ua writes: DIR. R.
V. PIERCE Dear Sn-About nine years ago my
wife was taken with severe cough, which the
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Given Up To Die.

MERIT STREET, Esq, Druggist, of Bluff
Springs, AIa writes: Miss ELIZA GLENN, of
this place, has been sick for more than a year
with severe affection of the liver, but when
she was at the lowest she bought three bottles
of Golden Medical Discovery from me, and,
although before using the medicine she was
given up to die by all the attending physicians,
her father assures me that she has now fully
recovered"
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ScrofuIous Tumor and Sore Ewes.

Mrs. S. E GRAYDoN, of Greenwood, s. c.,
writes: My daughter has been entirely cured
of scrofulous sore eyes and large tumor on
her neck by the use of your Golden Medical
Discovery. / have great faith in all your
medicines"
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A Wonderful Cure.

DANIEL FLETCHER, Esq, Gloucester, Mass,
writes: Nearly five years ago / was taken
sick with disease regarding which the three
physicians who attended me were unable to
agree. One of the foremost physicians in Bos-
ton called it tumor of the stomach, and treated
me for that, nearly killing me with physic;
another, a homeopathic physician, thought /
had consumption. When taken sick / weighed
157 pounds 1 suffered from heavy cough,
night-sweats, kidney troubles, etc, and was
reduced SO rapidly that my physicians gave me
up. They were unable to help me in the least.
At that time / weighed but ninety pounds, and
had not been able to lie down, but had to sit
up in order to breathe. l had been confined to
my room six months, expecting to die. ] was
so bad at times that l could not allow any one
to come into my room. as l could not talk nor
was l able to walk. 1 picked up one of your
memorandum books on the floor of the hotel
where l was boarding, and after reading it /
began taking your Golden Medical Discovery,
and the first bottle brought me around so that
l coald walk around the room all day. / soon
began to build up, and gain so rapidly that it
astonished me. have taken no other medicine
since then, and have used perhaps twenty bottles
in all of this medicine. | stopped taking it in
August, one year ago. / feel that it has saved
my life. now weigh about 160 pounds, and
think, and my friends with me- that this medi-
cine saved my life. 1t certainly is worth its
weight in gold, and l consider it wonderful
remedy from its effect in curing all my all
ments."
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Consumption Cured.

w. J. HARTLEY, Vera Cruz, Ala, writes: II
met with an old friend of mine not long since,
and he told me of the very low state of health
he had been in, and he applied TO our best doc
tor, but gradually grew worse under his treat
ment; was reduced to skeleton, had a fearful
cough and was thought to have consumption.
While in this low state he made visit to SEQ
his relations, and while in distant town, he
purchased bottle of medicine called DIR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, and took it,
and by the time it was used he was as well as
he ever had been. When l saw him he looked
to be in the bloom of health. His statement
caused great deal Of inquiry, as he is a man
of high standing"
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General Debility.
Tt Surprises Them All.

HILDA DANIELsoN, GOaCrie, Webster Co., Io,Ua,
writes ." DR.. r. v PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y. Dear
SRI should have written you long ago and
thanked you for the great relief have obtained
from your Favorite Prescription. To my sur
prise, it was all the medicine that / required.
l have advised many to give it a trial, and they
have all found it satisfactory"
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MalariaI Fever.

Mrs. CAROLINE SIMMoNDs, Medina, N. Y,
writes: 81 have been troubled with symptoms
of malaria, with fever, for three years. but after
using three bottles of your Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, l am
happy to say that / am entirely cured, and
to-day am perfectly well and able to do my
own work"
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Bleeding from Lungs.

JOSEPH F. MCFARLAND, athens, La, writes:
"My wife had frequent bleeding from the
lungs before she commenced using your Golden
Medical Discovery. She has not had any since
its use For six months she has been feeling
SO well that she has discontinued it,"
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

]. ANTHONY SwINK, Dongota IHs., writes
" For five years l suffered very much from a
q terrible cough and debility. More than q
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LIVER DISEASE.

Complaints" generally
DIR. PIERCES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
liver
neither
wit nenstly and
certain that itexchest the
conjunction
wit t
DIR. PTERCE'S PLEASANT PURGATIVE PELLETS,
urrtatng in their operation
peeverngiy followed
ebowesa pperlyre
BILIOUS ATTACKS AND HEADACHE.
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B0iIs and CarbuncleS.

J. ADAMS, Esq, Toledo, Ohio writes: "I have
used nine bottles Of your Golden Medical Dis
cOvery and the result is ] am to-day free from
bOits and carbuncles for the first time in many
years"
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scription, bought of our druggist, she is so she
can do our housework. Your medicines are
saving great many lives here. They are sell.
ing extensively, and work like magic"
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Dyspepsia Cured.

Lucy A. WooD, Tdylor's Store, Td writes:
"After many years of great suffering from the
evils of dyspepsia, l was induced to try your
Golden Medical Discovery, and cannot express
the gratitude 1 feel for the great good it has
done me. l do not suffer any pain from eating,
and enjoy life as well as anybody can wish"
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BILIOUS ATTACKS AND HEADACHE.
Liver Disease.

Liver Disease.
G. W. LoTZ 7gUdhOmme, La, writes: " For
four years suffered from liver complaint and
attacks of bilious fever; loss of appetite nau-
sea- constipation. sometimes diarrhea, pain in
the back of the head, right side and under the
shoulder-blades, fullness after eating, general
debility, restless nights, tongue coated, etc.
After taking four bottles of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pellets, l find ana as
well as ever was"
A Bad Case.
SAMANTHA GAINES, Lockport, ~ Y, writes:
For six or eight years previous to 1880. had
been troubled with severe pain in the small
of my back, also across my shoulder blades,
with considerable bloating of the stomach from
wind was so nervous at times L could hardly
sleep; also troubled with dizziness and hard
breathing spells. / was induced by my STEP
daughter, Mrs. Warner, of Olean, n. Y, to try
the Golden Medical Discovery. The effects
were marvellous. After taking three bottles
was entirely cured"
General Debility.
SyL. FISHER, Sidney Plains, NJ Y, writes
"Dr. r. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo N Y. Dear Sir
Ny wife suffered for several years from general
debility She had become confirmed invalid.
The physicians who attended her failed to help
her, and ii seemed as if she must die On read
ing one of your Memorandum Books, it occurred
TO me that your Golden Medical Discovery
might help her. / procured bottle, and, after
its use, change for the better was noticeable,
and after using five bottles she was well
woman. l have recommended it to several,
and in every case it has produced good results.
/ can never feel too grateful TO you for the
saving of my wife's life"
Diarrhea and Cough.
Mrs. CURTIS BoaUE, West Eao8Jurg, w.,
writes: Two bottles of your Golden Medical
Discovery cured my cough and chronic diarrhea.
1t has worked like charm in my case. 1t is
truly wonderful i walked over mile last
week TO recommend your medicines"
Chronic Diarrhea.
Mrs. A. V. PARRISH, Of BWmpaSs, Va, writes
IS follows: My bowels have been regular since
took the Golden Medical Discovery"
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OVER-vvORkED WOMEN.

For "wornout rundown debed school teachers mners
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Bleeding From Lungs.
Quick Consumption Cured.

ELI Ross, Ida Grore, Iowa, writes: "Dr. R.
V. PIERCE, Dear Sir-AbOut nine years ago my
wife was taken with severe cough, which the
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For Splitting of Blood and Weak
Lungs Golden Medical Dis
cOyery Surpasses All
Other Medicines.

Lungs Golden Medical Dis
cOyery Surpasses All
Other Medicines.
W. NJ. MORRIS, Esq, So Center Street, Indian
Gp0tiS, Ind says: Some time ago my brother,
Mr.. l.. C. Morris, had hemorrhage of the lungs
and catarrh, and your Golden Medical Dis
covery and DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy COM
pletely cured him."
Consumption Cured.
Mrs. E. A. RIvINGToN, $50 Seventh st. N E.,
Washington, ID. c., writes: 81 hope you will
pardon my delay in not writing you of the
arrival of your priceless Golden Medical Dis
covery. lam now on the last bottle you sent me.
May Heaven bless you for your kindness in
sending it when you did. My cough has ceased,
and l feel like new women in every way"
Cured of Weaknesses Peculiar to
Her Sex.
ELIZA P. RICHARDSON, Alrarado, Johnson Co.,
Teras, writes: "WoRLDs DIsPENsARY MEDI-
CAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y. Gentlemen =
/ feel deep sense of gratitude in my heart to
you for the great benefit received. Had it not
been for your treatment l would have been
buried long since / have indHced many of my
friends to take your medicines and with good
results. l ain using your Favorite Prescription
and PelIetS as you directed, and nave been
cured of weakness peculiar to my sex, and of
a severe dyspepsia. That success may crown
your every effort to relieve the afflicted, is the
sincere wish of your grateful patient"
General Debility.
DANIEL BEAUCHAMP. Marine City, Mich,
writes: "WoRLD's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AS
ISOLATION. Gentlemea-I will say that l never
have seen cure effected in so short time of
such severe case as that Of my wife. l had
begun to despair of her ever getting better;
and now after taking five bottles of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription she is feeling so well that
she hardly knows herself. She thinks your
medicine national blessing and agree with
her"
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family paper, briefly mentioning how my health
had been restored, and offering to send the full
particulars to any one writing me for them, MI
incLOSing a stamped enUeiOpe for reply. l have
received over four hundred letters. In reply
/ have described my case and the treatment
used, and have earnestly advised them to do
likewise From great many l have received
second letter of thanks stating that they had
commenced the use of Faverite Prescription,
had sent the $3.50 required for the Medical
Adviser, and had applied the local treatment
so fully and plainly laid down therein, and
were much better already"
A Doctors Mistake.
Mrs. HENRY PATTERSON, of Ne1U York City,
writes: Il had been under an eminent physi-
clans care for eight months for what he called
spinal disease / became worse during all
this time, whens CHANGING to see a copy of DR..
Pierce's Medical Adviser at the residence of
friend, l read that part devoted to Woman
and her Diseases 1 soon became convinced
that my disease was an affection which, as you
say, caused sympathetic backache, inward fever,
nervousness and general debility. / COM
menced the use of DR.. Pierees Favorite Pre-
scription and Golden Medical Discovery, ap-
plying also the local treatment which he
recommends in the AdriSer, and in three
months was well and strong"
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a Thousand Thanks.

4 Thousand Thanks.
Mrs. CAROLINE BYERs, corner DWke and drgyle
Streets Haiifdr, n. S., writes: DIR. R.V PIERCE
l thank God and thank you a thousand times
for the relief that your valuable medicines, the
Favorite Prescription and Pellets have given
me. l am perfectly cured of chronic sickness
that had troubled me for years. How my heart
is overfowed with joy and gratitude towards
you my tongue can never express"
"Au Run Down."
Mrs. V. III. PETERSON of LOckpOrt n. Y, had
suffered for three years from "Organc Weak
ness" was greatly cmaciated and "all run
down." as she expressed it, and DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
covery promptly cured her, as they have thou
sands of similar cases.
"DO Likewise"
Mrs E. F. MORGAN, of Newcastle, Lincoln Co.,
Maine, says: Five years ago | was dreadful
sufferer. Having exhausted the skill of three
physicians, was completely discouraged. and
so weak l could with difficulty cross the room
alone 1 began taking DR.. Pierce's Favorte
Prescription and using the local treatment rec
commended in his Common Sense Medical Ad-
viser.' / commenced to improve at once. In
three months l was perfectly cured, and have
had no trouble since. l wrote letter to my
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Diarrfiea and Cough.
Chronic Diarrhea.

Mrs A. V. PARRISH, of BUmpaSS, Va, writes
as follows: My bowels have been regular since
took the Golden Medical Discovery"
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A WOman's Gratitude.

Mrs. F. E. WILCOX, Friendship, n Y, writes:
" For five or six years had been badly troubled
with Organic Weakness and terrible pains
across the small of nay back and pit of the
stomach. Three bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription acted like charm, and cured me
completely, to my great joy"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-21
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS.

There will be a special meeting Of
the School Board this afternoon.
The dance TO have taken place at the
skating rink did not occur last night.
MIR. Antonio 7. Eivas was sworn in
this morning as special policeman.
Sore joints and muscles are cured
by St. Jacobs OH, the great COnqueror
of pain.
The impressive manner IN which
Mayor Caliaghan administers the oath
Of office is worth mentioning.
Contractor Reiman has completed
and formally delivered the new Fourth
Ward school building to the city author
tieS.
The beautiful weather Yesterday
permitted a large crowd of ladies and
gentlemen to attend the Travis Park
concert in the afternoon.
The County Tax Assessors deputies
are serving notices on property owners
for them TO come up and render their
property for the year,
DO not send away from home tor
your job printing when you can have it
done in iirst-Class style and at reasonable
prices at the IIGUT office.
The types read Yesterday that Miss
Sarah King delivered an occasional"
recitation at Mrs. Clements card party.
The word "original' was meant.
-MrSsrs. MicklPjohn and Ed Stoves.
Jr.. are out hunting this afternoon. An
express wagon and street ear have
been engaged to bring home the spoils.
The advance agent for young
ladies military company is in the city,
and will secure hall for the purpose OF
exhibiting his ladies some time next
week.
The ladies were out Yesterday in
great numbers. and it cheered the stony
head Of We old bachelors TO see the dear
creatures skip the gutter N d the muddy
crossing.
Mr.. Victor Grunder. clerk at
WOlfsOn bazaar, gave Il party last night
at his residence on Avenue ID. to large
party OF his lady and gentlemen friends
to celebrate his Ord birthday. a pleas
ant time was passed by all.
Last night at the German Catholic
Church the marriage Of Anton Fourier
and Mary NOiner took place. Anton
Fourier is a resident of San Antonio
and has host of friends; the fair lady
who has given her hand and hC art to
him is belle OF CastrOville.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-21
The Territories and Sta.es.

NEW URK, January pa Washing
ton special says: Last week Senator
Voorhees, introduced bill to admit
Washington Territory as state, and
Yesterday he introduced II bill to admit
Montana. The Senator was asked if he
intended to make the admission of Da-
kOra conditional on the admission of
Montana. as it has been reported the
Democrats were disposed to do. lie re-
piled: Il can speak only for my self. |
think the best arrangement we can make
is to admit Dakota, Montana and Wash
ingtOn together. They must all come in
soon, and they might as well come now.
| can't see how we can prevent Dakota
coming in. Sire has voting population
of 1900. and is certainly entitled to adj
mittance. | thought at firtt that
should oppose the division of Dakota.
but do not see how can. The Terri
tory has an area of five times my own
State, and South Dakota will be about
MS large as Ohio and Indiana. Montana
has a voting population of 100000 ana
W ashingtOn q voting population of 49,
eco. There are not II congressional dis
triCts in the country with the population
Of Washington, and not hundred with
that of Montana. Dakota is Republican.
Montana is Democratic, and am conf
dent will remain so. Washington is
close, and may be won by either party.
II she comes into the Union by Demo-
cratic votes, under Democratic admin
istratiOn, our chances in the new State
will be all the better. 1t seems to me
much the best plan to take in these three
territories at once. They are entitled to
It. and, politically, it will be as fair and
practicable an arrangement as can be
made
Several prominent Democrats are re-
ported as agreeing with Mr.. Voorhees,.
Mr.. Springer expresses the opinion
that the House Committee on Territories
will report favOrably on the division and
admission of Dakota, unless the party
shall hold a caucus upon the subject.
In that event, it is his opinion that the
decision would be adverse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-21
In the Coke Regions.

STONEvILLE, Pa, January 20.-The
situation has assumed an alarming phase
in the coke regions. This morning 300
strikers, armed with bars, coke forks and
reyOlyers, started on the march. They
drove the men from work at the Alice
and charged Warden's coke yard at this
place. Then the Mayteld and DOnnelly
mines 4 mile west of here was visited
A boy, named Meter. was terribly
beaten, and three yard bosses at Nc
Cabe'S were chased and hammered
Every oven was crushed in. The rioters
have gone across the country tow ards
the Rising Sun Works. The greatest
trouble is yet TO come. Saturday will be
pay day, and on Monday the ten days
will have expired since notice to quit
was given to strikers in company houses.
There will likely be serious trouble
when eieCtment is attempted. The re-
port that the Governor has been called
upOu for aid is untrue. Sheriff Stewart
says he will not send until he finds him
self unable TO cope with the disturbing
elements
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-21
New Opera House.

a meeting took place yesterday.
which resulted in the organization of
the San Antonio Club and Opera House
Company. Judge r. j. DevIne was
elected President, W II. Maverick.
treasurer, and l.. :. Berry, secretary.
The next meeting of this company will
be held on the first Tuesday in Fcbru-
airy, when q site for the new Club and
Opera House will be definitely decided
on. The choice has resolved itself into
two pieces Of property, both of which
cost So, 900 TO secure The first, and
possibly the most favorable location is
that site controlled by MIR. \. Maverick.
at the corner Of East Houston and Ma
varrC street. This site would allow a
spacious and cOmmOdiOus building to
be erected and is desirably situated,
from the fact that it is in central
portion of the city, and has easy access
either from College, Navarro or Houston
streets, and commands the whole of the
street car system. In the event of this
site being selected, it is proposed to
build two stores facing Houston street
and also an arcade leadisg to an entrance
VI llC luNhl'ts NlN lllbll dHIlOdtu ~
which would be on Navarro street The
second and third floors would be occu-
pied permanently by the San Antonio
Club, and about 20 dOrmitOries would be
added for the accommodation of club
members, 10 on each side of the arcade,
and over it. On the purchase of this
site, Mrs. Vance has agreed to donate
$1,000 and to take $1,000 in shares.
The other location is situated on Alamo
Plaza. on the west side, at the corner of
the Crockett street continuation. The
greater portion of this lot Is the proper
~ of Messrs. Adaps 4 WiCkes, who will
sell their interest for $4,000. The cor
ner portion of the lot formerly Morris
saloOn) is owned by a Mexican family,
who will release their title to it for
$4,000. Messrs. Adams Il Wickes have
consented to take $500 in shares if the
company completes negotiations with
them.
Both these sites arc good ones, but the
Maverick property is undoubtedly the
more favorable of the two. There is no
institution the city more needs than an
opera house, and the enterprise OF the
newly organized company is to be COM
mended and fOstered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-21
Volcanic Eruption.

CRY or MENICo, January 2O.-The
Government has received telegram
from Colima, stating that during the
forenoon of Friday last there was a new
explosion in the volcano, preceded as
before by strong detOnatiOns. EnOI-
nous stones were thrown to great
heights and were plainly visible at the
graphs by the instantaneous process
were taken. exactly depicting the vol
tivity. A vast white cloud Overhangs
the crater, on which the flames below
reflect themselves in the most beautiful
manner. Great interest is excited
among the citizens of Colima at the
grand and awe inspiring spectacle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-21
A Nebraska Feud.

PANEA, Neb., January pa feud OF
long standing between the families of
WestbrOok and Gibson finally came to a
bloody climax. Gibson and his son Will
lie were hauling wood yesterday, when
they encountered the Westbrooks. father
and son. James WestbrOok opened fire,
the ball taking effect In one of GibsOn's
mules. The fight became general. Old
man Westbrook had bullet wound over
his right eye. Tom WestbroOk had a
death wound. Ola man Gibson came
out of the fight with but a few slight
bruises. Tom Westbrook died early this
morning. The others may recover. Old
man Gibson came to town and gave him
self up