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Electric Blttere.

This remedy 10 becoming 90 we'll known and
90 popular as to need no special mention. All
song of praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and II Is guaranteed to do all that 10
claimed. Electric Bisters will cure all diseases
Of the Liver and Kidneys. viii remove PIN
caused by impure blood.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent Is well as ours
ell Malaria fevers.- For cure Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric B2e-
ters.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, -
money refunded.-Price 80 cents and Sl00 Per
bottle, at A. Dreiss' drug store. t6reky
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FIrst-Class Bargain.


1851 acres of land, in Val Verde
county, at $3.50 per acre, with 4, ESQ
head OF cattle at current rates. En-
quire at Hsmbleton, Hadley q Co.'S
office, No 4, East Commerce street.
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SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY

Home and Day School Tor Boys. Prepares
for business or for any University. Fine loca-
ton, new building, large play grounds, best
teachers. Boarders live with the Principal.
The school stands on its merits and refers to
all patrons Third year opens Sept. 18th.
Send for catalogue.
PROF. W. R. SEELEY, A. NJ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21

Gen. n. P. Banks party friends will
make up handsome purse to pay his
expenses in the congressional election
this fall, the general being poor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21

THE Houston Age offers the follow
ing consolation to the Express of this
city:
eff the San Antonio Express has
any influence in the first COMPRESSION
al district, it illustrates the prOverb
that, A prophet is not without honor
save in his own country. In the tenth
district where its home is the Express
has no influence"
Is its free trade wish father to this
thought of the Age as expressed con-
corning its democratic neighbOr?
THE Huntsville Item does not take
much stock in the congressional con-
vention held in the First district.
The Item says:
1.-THE congressional convention at
Houston was a disgraceful affair,
viewed in any light"
All goes in Texas that is democrat
ic, disgraceful or otherwise.
SPEAKING of the deep water delega-
ton to convene at Denver next week
the Boerne Advance has the follow
ing:
"At public meeting held in Hy.
Graham's office on Saturday, it was
unanimously resolved that the Hon
A. w. Houston and B. F. Yoakum,
Esq, of Bexar county, be requested to
act as delegates and cast the full
county vote of Kendall county at the
conven ton on deep water, which is to
be held at Denver, Col, on the 28th
inst, agreeable to the decision OF
Governor Alva Adams of that state.
In compliance with one of the resolu-
tons issued by the governor Of Col
orado which reads as follows: zone
delegate from each county, to be APP
pointed by the board of commission
ers or by the chairman of said board, "
our commissioners have appointed
Mr.. J. T. Clarke as delegate"
Every county in southwestern and
western Texas should follow the ex-
ample of Kendall county and provide
for representation at Denver. There
will be work cut out for all the dele
gates, and fight of no small proper
tiOns is inevitable.
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, 1888-08-09
"ho.e number,

"ho.a uUmbcr.... r......................... 2i5
IH. Genital Committee at ira meeting
"a. North GnEima had 10 neans .; IS
c,Tta.E!ng the representation that The
new auiy Of OAa1oggD was entitled Ia,
aHd therefore Only gave II one ieicslie.
since tbs Gpp1Ftioumeut was made 1
am apparently oredjtably iuforGled tina.
TIE territory Composing said Low
county cazt about One-haIf OF the en-
tge vote OI the old county Of Stevens.
and the County Central Committee If
D&HnoGHu County claims to be entitled
90 ouo-half the combined representation
uE The two counties VIZ: five delegates.
Of OZGnUEdu aGi Stevens each Il, ct
three do,tgu'e a., two 10 ba entitled tn
one vote each aud the third 20 half A
yate Is the Terrific rial Convention.
! also desire TO call the attention OF
all County Committees and delegates 10
Tie Territorial Convention to the follow
ing resolutions OF the Central Commit.
Zee adopted at North Yukima:
Rcsolced. That the Central Committee
recommends that hereafter each county
- represented by all the duly elected
delegates whenever possible for lLeI4 to
attend; that in case O! euiGtea6 abSe..cg
ci any de.ega.e his proxy shall be given
10 duly elected member Of his dc!ega-
iluD only; aad this committee furtlor
recommends that this resolution shall
apply to County Conventions ~ vel -
to the Territorial Convention.
5. BAXTER, Ch;.iEmau.
X. y. ATTRIDGE. Secretary.
seattle, w. T., July %. 1888.
, 1888-08-09
!AaaER's SAFE GURE.
R8pabliG2D G01T8Dti0l,

BY resolution Of Ihe Republican
a al Com
meeting thereof held at North Ya!i
Iaa ON March I, 1858. lis chairman
w.s apthorizal 20 name the date ol
holding the Territorial Republican
Convention 10 bo held ct ElI,Eshnrg.
Pursuant thereto said Convention j.
hereby called to ba held at Ellens-
burg
OK TUESDAY, TIE lITH DAY OF sEPrEI
UEE NEXT AT 10 O'CLOCK \. IL,
for the purpose OF nominating q eau
iiiuto for Delegate to Congress, the
nomination OF ali othor Territorial
elective Offices and such other busi-
mass as may be presented.
The Republican County Contra!
Committees are requested to hold
their primaries on Saturday, August
The @5;h, and their County Convon-
tions on Saturday, September lst.
The basis Of representation made
by the Territorial Central Committee
entities the counties to elect dele
gates as follows:
, 1888-08-09

Ey !speiliuc the symptoms 80 often aLau
i"F Con umpI"u. SANTA ABLE. has brought
HGHvSs 20 many - household By its promut
H'c T bTe1!ilu- Up The cold Ihnt too often tevl.
OPS lHl' that fatal III ease, thousands can lie
-d'ci iroA an unIimeiy grave. You make no
"a S'3 by keeping DC lie Of tIi- pleas nj rem
tiE m AoHT hons. CALIFORNIA CARR
y j. equally gt:rcIiv. ia er,i, afing all traces
nt NaS~I tdiarrh. Both OF these wonderful Cal
IIofH'5 remedies are sold and warranted by DR..
j L. Aih!.ief- tl-JJ . 9LCi-UlEc. j for Sl.IO
, 1888-08-09
TIE PACIFIC RArIHoaD BILL.

Washington, July 81 Ia the sen
ate to>day, Frye, from the select
committee on Pacific railroads, re-
ported the Union Pacific funding bill
providing foE q settlement Of claims
growing out Of tho issue OF bonds to
secure payment Of al indebtedness
He said: The bin 5 the Outwaite
bill as reported 10 tho house, con
taIning many amendments to the bill.
as II came from the commission or
Iglnally. The senate T9UO-tis signed
by al tho members Of the committee.
The bill relates only TO the Union
Pacific aud the central branch, Lav.
ing nothing whatever 10 do with the
Central rGciGa. The ccmmittee
logni greater difficult ' Ia formula
ting an adjua;Maut and settlement
~IIh The Central paiific than y5i-L
the Union Pacific, and It is not pre-
par@d at the present lime 10 make q
report touching the company. Il IS
barely possible that i may be ueces-
saTy to amend the bill when il is uu~
der consideration. L provides ior
luIl.ug tie present worth Of the
debt oi the United S.atea against
tl.s corporation a-l I aassra that 3
statement of the process. which
have ana viii read. may be printed il
tie Record"
lIr- Fyvo raal the paper referred
10 anu =a.- that j5-e aa..re.:cs f the
New Yoak Life Insurance COMPANY
had been requested 70 present a set
, 1888-08-09


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and Lagas ana ..L....- .s 1875 u.l.
elected lv grace e.. con r-ra.a a5u.a.
hal4.Is u the o.e-,ylH. EJ.a. H.
zach case The vote. a- t.a electors
were aa.loa 10 Q a.rtl.4.-s.
in 1910 tl.- c-ra. again before
lis convention q. a candidate. lu.
GgGsl-l Harrison, o.. oLis, v.a was
chiefly Conspicuous 4.T lis kindly
heart aaL op-n L5s... ..a,..v ca---gl Il.
the prize.
l. l5Eu General Harrison. o> Ohio.
was nominated by ,le Wings -ar lis
good heart AMI because be L.I
fougLt and Won sLa battle or I'i4ua-
canoe, Tyler Who lga been officially
decerlta5ed by lis party WAS rr- On
as wee president partly ID qlussa
delegates who were disappointed b--
cause ILCv were nos chosen. In 1850
tie sano was irCc il t4a case ol AZ
thur He had bsan -amnariiy ra-
m.val by Hayes, and was what might
be termed a slave candidate"
Tho ticket OF 1910 was wonderfully
noruIgr with the people and won on
Tho gang Of sTippscauoe and Tyler
too, sTd So also proved the tic!.e. Of
Garfield ana Arthur in 1880, q poau-
lar ana suece5sEul one. Ealrizoa
was believed murdered by poison.
G,7rrnI9 bv the riefCl-
.,pT,os;f, tF what had been eyoaeted
br Tis ,,ortv. and was moi n sfr9Do
- ~ ~ nm '.Tha rqTaa ,-az +rr-, nf
brfGT7r a-ra,t +I,.t ,yliIe ,'rlor We
1rar-9 ATfhur was iuffniteIv Iettsr
tIa1 ~ +,onT,Io ToI [J1oI,o,If bo .a,yf5
-
=, 1894 Mr. uIs-r AGAIN corIo5 F,,.
A., 80 cr fbs tisI-ot aD5 lis lbi~5
all Tes17Itaa in r1reino onthrsassic
ToT,iT9Fion ,Trzt eo ytilb RIainr, :,
1874 For tho frat +;ra ia fho liz
- = a. oI-,rt,-- M on -,
',rogs;lsrtoi 49, no15id.f9S \et7r,dg$ +La
aaT7T,f1,z- a1T-,fr IN his own hrhaIf Mr.
SIa;,- IL ,|,,o=arfal h;g oTr;.r,s -
ID.,lHT 1,,---r foTtr Taars affe,,,ver3 LII
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AoolItiGh haa IN 1921 become at
lmpoitane 1'.For ana Isssehea MI.
Ola{'s adhefeHi7 'Dy many tAoG~
sands.
30
ProhIblGoh served NJ blaine III
1854.
, 1888-08-09
Powderly favors rigid restriction O!

Powderly favors rigid restriction Of
immigration. He has had some cx-
perience IN handling the motley, rest
less, discOntented Eiaterial sent ever
from foreign lands whose first irl-
puise IS ''agin the goVcrum,ut,' and
whose second IS to use dynamite.
Naturally. being = sensible and logic
a man. be favols rigid rgstyia.Ion,
which means nothing more nor les
than careful sitting Of the foreign
element seeking cur shores q elTa'ai
welcome to tLo capable, tae laTay-d =
ing and the worthy, and rejection Of
the incompetent and the misch!eVous.
, 1888-08-09

The shingle makers IN Michigan
sGe reported to be engaged in cut
tag up every scrap Of timber they
can got hold ot, not even the stumps
escape them. i machine has come
into use which Is moved iato the
woods aud which slices sEingig
length bolts of Of every stump wiJh~
IN radius Of 100 feet. In this way
tho shinlge mills arc becoming the
seaVengers Of tha lumber region.
, 1888-08-09

&Et 4 and reliable 8Icdiciae7 ere Ike best
t2jePcad uPor. Ackcr's Blood FL
--' i..-3 .o6; Prescribed Tor y are fer a!Iizl-
-.5 ..e5 I'll .r G-c1i IacTsgs icl1.. o., ..5jc-zsf
r, 'T1-l.s-. o. u .s-..-El-i Z. rgeecs. Il IS
i..7,-1sy-e. ys I...,...-a.:-.., I.s..c. cc,l.I.
Sold by Latimer & Co.
, 1888-08-09

The Original AbIetlus Ointment ia oDI, ,..,; ~,
~ are l"o-ouH,e lin boxes and l. IN absolute
sure, 'or niI Sor-S, burns. wounds cllan1rI
ciit @I %,rt- Of ii -. Ask for the ,,si..iu5i
Al. ne o.#l@eHt- Sold by p-. Jas q, mink
~ NJ - A. - cents Der box, LY mail sc cents
, 1888-08-09
SNONcS

Babies thstaPS t4ot OF t'ss5s ss5a5,GS pieyi9 xi1t
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold bT
Lalimer !. CO.
, 1888-08-09

an ImDortant Announcement

an Important Announcement
About six weeks aeO. while a. huEIness.I
was Suddenly attschyG with eECFUC!ating
Iains in my feet, knees ana hands. 81 sewers
the attack that / tous my bed Immediately,
and in tTvg or three days NY Joints were
swollen 70 almost double their G4tcral size,
and sleep W., driven irr-ii me. After Ey.ti.r-
Ing tho most CSgr'.'.i4'lu.. pain for week,
using liEtments aHl y4riua5 o;hCr remedies,
friend WI, syui-aJhtzea Tg.9E Eiy helpless
why don't YOU E,t Gy.i't's Specific and
use Il. VIII guarantee cure, AMI II does
not the medicine si!=i. cost You nothing"
at once secured y.s :. = ), ana after
using it tho Urst day, had u'i.gt night and
refreshing sleep II i week ! fvir greatly
BcIGGtteI. IL jlre'- weeks I could sit Up and
walk about the T.uTE. and Gfger using six
bottles was CIt uuG able 10 20 % business
Since thea / have been =. .-..-Griy Gt nay pcrt
OF duty, sad stand On my feet from Line 10
ten hours = Csy.s.t @IHt entirely free from
PAIN These are the Pain I.L simple facts
IN my ease. ana WI! cUec-i ally answer all
ingsiriss rsl--:'e tL.. 80, e!ta"r IN person or
by NAL III HHss 4-EFILLIE.
Il u 18th 2-gs--, Eew YORK city
EIsEvILLr, TESN.-I have varied of; Sc
were altHy q Fa '.-l-s'.!-ga - timely resort
70 S"itJs sirC:i--- g. s.sI cases ~ .'Te . per-
Inarsut Ts!gt Is L-..iJ tbs medicine CON-
meHds Itself f"r ClaEf!,-.. IDuaI treatment
that tAo--us'.!y CT14.-.tg- tho syCG5 Of Ci5-
" ~ k,y,.. y. =. HAEa.zox, ID.
NV XoETI. :. .-.i a-I.-hF-ar =oardfry
$40 to De rrl.CvcE Z lr.un! a" .>1l N;,. OUT
any bgHo II, IeT D. -l.-- q Sw.f-s SIeCiEo
VIENNA. G2---I- Ei'--a at5I, c-cI six, and
boy, aged f-G- years, had srr.fu.u in tho
worst . .TIv I'll st-a-.. Taer were pEuy
ard s.c-.E- To-day .r-.. axe 4. giLly and TO
bust, al lie rost-l, ~ t.,si-r :. g. =.
ycs. =. Cc--TER.
LADY IAE-,, ST--TE- Co. ELA--NCur s. 3.
s las proved 'Ny--r.- 81 success in my
case TIE cancer Su ray face. Ls GuELt,
would have sOgE h'-i.i q. re 20 .sly grave.
Go think It's wonderful, ami Ia. ocquaL-
E. Il. HsED, PCsJnIlzteC.
Woo, T=ESs, LEY ., lss2.
6. G. Co, ArIzG:g, ca:
GsntlG.ncE-Euo.gia.- tl@a -oI arprcclats
voluntary test. s4.cIa.-.S. We take pleasure in
stating ttIg one - our i..- = customers has
rcEalHci rCr ErTs'rti ~ :z- lz---o
bottles OF ypHr great gr..i..l .lg. after having
been an igvAli Tor e., s-f:sl 'llrs- AeTt~OCbls
was extrt NE debility, rslStd ly q disease pg-
CuIiaT 10 her sex MILLS = c., d t:i-ststs.
Three Gpp-s G-ilrL -rue On application
I'll GTg.gists sell y >. s.
IEE SWIFT s,FE-EEEC Co,
lraEGg g Atlanta Ga.
A=S ED.E. 10 Broadway.
, 1888-08-09
sEhsTESssI :, = e q yssse1
! sssIIEEsIg ! | 5sy

Il unLcs;ta.;n.s sly addmy
testimony 4 tie great bene-
fits 10 be derived from Sim
mons Li.rr Eae9lator. T
was afflicted for several
years with 3.sorloved Liver,
which resulted IN o severe
attack Of Jamd;ce. | had
goodmeG.aaIattandanee, but
it failed to restore me to
the enjoyment Of my for
mer health. | then tried
the most renowned physi-
clans of Louisville, KY, but
all TO no purpose, where
upon l was induced to try
Simmons Liver Regulator.
I found immediate benefit
from its Use, and it ulti-
matoly restored Inc to tho
full enjoyment Of health"
A. II. SHIRLEY, Richmond,
Ky......."I / most cheerfully
recommend it to all who
suffer from Bilious Attacks
or any disease caused by o
disarranged state Of the
Liver" " w. r. BERNARD,
Kansas City, Mo.
, 1888-08-09

When Baby was sick, wo gave her Caatoria,
When she wss Child, sho cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When che had Children, sto gave ths.n Casto:ii
, 1888-08-09


A..-+'". --a.s- 4---1.t'i'es nom
-e-".- ,H"G' Ill, l-I@ o. ;-' German
a.'s@.. bs@tA"l-"d. The crew vas
rasc1,a
....r-G. I- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAFE
r= r.r.a-FavH HUNDRED 5APs BUR
led a., vaLr,s5.
ST., .s..4, ....e ,n.. @-Cta.Ia.r
,r..r.-,. ..7rsv... -rs.g i,t5rr and .iap9D
.l.-. ri..- ,f..r y a1ics r,a-,-,,s os
lt,...,r a.-- ana twautv-f.r..
hours. cs. had Two -,aalfngy cases
og hs.r3. and viii have 10 remain
fifteen d.v5 =, o7arantiUc, The IL!
lowing advice are at hand;
Tas E.;Ira Chinese pDuprag's
sa.rrlr.. viii =akg place next Fef.-
rparv.
LiTEaa- IZsHy I37 persons died OF
cholera duriu- tbe week endiag
Jane 22,f.
r.ya mon were suEI5cated and
.jalt Ds,rsvlg rs.aD,I d,sth ny
rsal AIR on The steamer Clan Mamie
to-a which arrived in Hong Kong
july A.h.
, 1888-08-09
4I.N

The CoTeans We're greutly excited
over the loss OF their children and be-
lieyc= the Foreigners We're RESPONSE
Die for their Disappearance, On sev-
eral occasions CorcUns walking on the
streets with theig own children we're
accused Of trying to get away with
stolen children, and were hralully
murdered in broad daylight by en-
ragged mobs On the night Of June
23th some thirty oeouie men beset
cag house Of .hc American missionary.
bowling for h.s blood, la; the mis-
sIguaIy luckily escaped with his wife.
GumpIa!uJ b,iaG made 10 the u. S.
minister ON june 18th lie c. He'd .
avstiag OF ,Le foreign ministers at
his legation. An application was
made 10 foreign men ot-waU for help,
and that night the Russians sent
eight mon and the following morning
sixteen more, who arrived armed to
the teeth in s:uali boats at Seoule.
In" Americans sent fifty marines aad
next TIE French sent a force OF thirty.
On juno L9th and 23tA the British
and German marines and sailors also
arrived to guard their chapels The
CorrGu government now becamo seri-
.ousiy alarmed, and, being caldidIy
informed by ono OF the ministers
ihat if they could not keep order and
RESTRAIN the agitation, the foreign
goVeumeut would have 10 take moas
nres 10 10 So by keeping an armed
force Of soldiors. Tie authorities
iasood 4 roassurins proclamation to
the people, ana tho excitement then
calm.l down.
, 1888-08-09

- = Cures Permanently.
{ tEEe have f-l- oi th0Usauds Of
- .te~z--c-is.s 10 this effect from
& lip-o.la ":Lo E9srs cured years
- 80 and who arc we'll TO-DAY.
, 1888-08-09
CoECEEEIEG VILrARD.

New York, Ang. Henry Willard
was Ii the city t0~day and was At his
office several hours. ! friend Of his
who spoke to him concerning the re-
port that lie UGs organizing an expe~
diJiun to the Antarctic sens said:
Willard Eas simply Interested him
self in such an expedition through
friendship for the scientist who is
getting it up. Willard Is simply one
o. Il number who have subscribed to
deiray the expense Il IS parely Il
scientific matter, has 40 commercial
value or bearing, and believe that
the schcme VIII hang in abeyance.
Is there has net yet been onoucb
money subscribed. The story that
Willard would go to the antarctic
seas IS false"
ENGLAND EPgLIEs FO, Prsprr,, ,-.,,,
, 1888-08-09


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jefferson City, Mo, Aug. 3.-Goy-
ernor Ao1rhgase to-day received The
following telegram from Secretary OF
STATE Eayara, relative to granting q
respite to Hugh ". Brooks, alias
Maxwell, OF st. Louis: i forward
by mail to-day an application Of the
British government for u respite in
the Maxwell case" Tho governor
possesses no further Information con
corning tAe matter, ana us yet oau
Siye 30 idea - ID WAa. course lie
viii plEsua.
, 1888-08-09

TO YOU fol -14. !r~.l.1. Iru-sriritod life
!-s7, nH: 3I.s' ..'-7f'5s r--..", r"tE IhyS!-
'a-.ly Ifst T.-.-...s .---'.. ....- /. .U=r Df
ing, ,g:z-E.E .... H.-s. r- bad taste in
u1'.tH. -E.Er ai..'....., = r,Fv-I, frequent
tJGt-i''l-lr -.-- t-., I.E-lTg ELLrA5
before tC- sts #.-N.i.5 ,.TE-tIgzflvG US CI-
haustjv-s E-'l".'. '.lty o. ts-a;' g. itgt ilusllcs
s!taTgtssg.- E-'- chilly se--.tiJ-ss, sh-.rD,
Er75r cEDr .--. s.-trr tl1...=s Uasle.- -iaC=s, or
a.. lT-a-t E-4 t.iE'.-5-iT-s si..Er constant,
lEl,.aS1gi '.- i5~s-,'l; VI dread oE g llpeEd-
!. yuU nave III -. -.i:y CCE siderable number
o. Liitst 81 .a-.r,',I-s You are S-i-@IIl-r iTHl2
thai mraE g.tImJH OF American TU.ilG.gs-
Bilious GyS1sTssi., o- Torpid EiF,E. gF-Da5 5ltgl
with ET-uet.E-C, o. Indigestion. ss-= more
CCIlPliCateI ED-r disease las become, tho
ETCG!sE lie -rgE.sE. G..i diversity CT Sy-sT-
E5Ts z lE-g-ss Ssss ,.C-z -'sc-Ec1s discovery
VIII SUhI.ie t., Il t-Er'. Us.ust..f.- u etSCI-
tons ICT - J. s1-t1as .a.-.-rii lI time IT net
cured, O. Implications multiply ans: toua'uup-
En9uIrG'i-.',. .- 'ar.E Disease, - --Lar grave
THaiadia5 aTe H.-Ua I-.-sil . SGT N 4L1. sooner
or tE5er- iG.lu q --:Ei terminal ..-a.
AsE-. = -EE-'S c-cf. -l -EeG teal Etiss
Co-2E'y ac.@ powerfully s.p-u tha ii:C-, and
strrEEE tE--- great blrst-f fsuri. yia- organ,
cleans tEg 81 IN Of al! a.0gl--I.r..5 gld ia
pUTif:E5. from whatever cause gI5-.ur. il il
etiu&Ly C.t,e5 ..|liS ~ acting upon =Ie Kid
tity % ttsE ttL--- tNEsrFFHF ffgs'r q lI.E,fl5T,
F.r1Egt leniu-4 and healing tasir diseases. A
digestion Glli u..t.-t.n-. ta-.uhT building up
both flesh u.i strength. =; u:...t-in; districts.
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity ~ curing Fever ana E'sg, CHilis ana
fgNcF, Dliu'P =. -... ana kindred diseases.
-. S:eESo'E Golden r-C.LsG-5 Essa
CCEeE-
, 1888-08-09
esgE.sE@ asn arEE=-seza

from T. common Ei!0j@h, O. Eruption % the
worst SCrusuia. SIlt-rleI-r, o. Etver-Eo--E."
Sc'ly Or Rough Skin, il f.soGt. all diseases
caused hy taG blood arc conquered 10y this
powerful, purifying, ami iuvigo-tt!Gg Tncdi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rg.i.ig heal under
It's benign influence Especially mas i5 mani
Tested its potency il curing Icttrr, ECzcma,
uQuJ Sores ani SwglliUgs, H!p-jCint D.se5sC,
HHhitc SWc.iNg5.' Gg.uc, rr IEicsc Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. send tea cents in
E.sIuPS Tor O.. large 'HVCE:iao. with Cuiurcd
pECc5y on Skin B!saa5aa or tla same amount
70: = IrcgJl5 On ScruiUiUCs -Cegt.CI-s.
, 1888-08-09
VIII BE JUST IS SWEET IS ErER.

Saa Francisco, Aug. 3.-Slgar
continues 10 decline. Both reuner-
les Lcvu made another reduction Of
oue eight Of q cent On al grades OF
refined material Sugar has declined
l. cents since last Friday.