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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

sicolton tNa.N Advocate Sept. q.
Christopher Gould, the assistant dispatcher
Of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad.
who resides at 600 North street, Harrisburg,
last Wednesday received $4,000 from the
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans. He
held onc-twcnticth Of ticket No. STA, which
drew the first capital prize of $500, 600 in the
drawing Of the 10th inst. On Monday of last
week Mr. Gould delivered his ticket to Albert
Leeds, Of Steelton, agent of the United States
Express comany, who forwarded said ticket
On "Wednesday Leeds received the full amount
Of the drawing, in ready cash money, namely
$4,000 He at once sent foI Mr.. Gould, to
whom II was delivered that same day
We are happy TO say that this sudden
wealth has not fallen into the hands Of Coal
OIL Johnny man, who squanders it In a reck-
less manner, But ON the other hand IL has
come into the hands of a discretionate and
worthy man, who will make proper use of Ii.
To be sure he may possibly feel somewhat
elatcd, rs he has good reason TO be, but when
he was handed over this fortune he was as
cool and rctlcent as Judge when he passed
sentence. This sum certainly comes In very
nice, as he had very little more than his
wages to fall back on
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

The deaths OF ex-Iudse w. b. Brown
and Frank Brown. his son, only three
hours nptrt, were most singulnrand sad.
writes New Philadelphia CO.. CORE
spondent, The son had deepaffection
for his father, who was on n bed of sick.
ness and not expected TO live. Frank
had repeatedly warned the family that
when the hour arrived for his father to
die they would not be separated. but
would cross the river of death hand in
hand. True to his prediction and wish,
when the htther was passing quietly
away and the hour of dissolution
had arrived, the SOU. who hnd been in
his usual good health, threw up his hand
rs M indication That lie, too, was ready,
aud fell dead to the floor The father
never recovered consciousness, lint died
three hours later. Their ages were "a
aud 90 respectively.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
LET 80 ONE he AOCrREp or ORR MuRBEni
lam TIRED OF MY LIFE.
and like two brothers.
WE PERISH TOGETHERl

Maria1ski pasted the placard on
the wall and lighted a match 10 set
iirn 10 brazier full oil charcoal
Heavens r was the only cry
thnt escaped from the lips OF the
Mortified tailor. Then, bursting
open the door, lie bounced ont of the
room, glad TO get away from GUS
toner who had such strange fash
ion of paying his debts.
Markoifski never heard of him
again.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
New Way Of bouncing a Tailnr.


Markofiski had debts all up and
down, and had recourse to every con.
ceiVable dodge for giving his credit.
oif the slip. TO discoyerhi address
h'*ame an insoluble problem. One
day. however, a tailor, endowed with
the fine scent OF a professional detec-
tive. found the wayto hislodgings on
The nth floor OF IA house in hae LEIPZIG.
lie rang the bell.
MnrkoiIski incautiously opened the
door IN person, and the tailor step
PED IN, his eyes in "A fine frenzy roll
ing"
Or course the Pole tried to put him
on with n speech. But the tailor
took a seat and declared his inten-
ton to stay there week i'll he was
not paid.
IAN right" said Markoffski with n
gloomy air. And sitting down to
ms desk lie began 10 cut long strips
OF paper, which he afterwards pasted
on the chinks of the door and win
dows.
The tailor looked on in stupefac-
ton.
Markofiski then stopped up the
chimney with bundle Of rags the
tailor uneasily watching him all the
while, but without saying anything.
The man knew how TO maintain the
dignity OF his craft.
Having finished all these prelimin-
aries, Markoflski dipped match in
10 the ink and traced in gigantic
characters the following inscription
ON "A sheet Of paper;
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
A Florida story
From the starke Telegram.

From the starke Telegram.
A farmer while COW hunting near
Sampson Lake saw n big flock of
buzzards. among which, Judging
from the birds strange behavior,
something Of interest must be going
on. The buzznrds We're gathered
around n large dead alligator, and
one ofthem had GOT his loot fastened
in the cnrcass in some way and VAS
unable TO free himself Finally his
comrades bit the foot off, which
caused it's owner to scream pite-
ously. but released him. Upon exam
nation the farmer found that the
stomach of the carcass contained q
huge alligator turtle. which had
been swnllo we'd while the saurian
was alive. A hole just big enough
for the turtles head had been made
In the gators hide by the birds, by
which the turtle had been able to
rapture its unsuspecting victim. AL.
though crushed out of all shape by
the gators teeth, the turtle had
lost nothing ofthe pugnacity peculiar
TO its kind.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
so n.Ialixn Mood.

Steer in a bath al caustic alkali nj n
temperature Of between l64 dogs. and
100 dogs. Fair. for two or three days.
according Ia its permeahility. Then
plnce 1t IL bath of hydrosulphnte of
calcium for twenty.faur to thirty six
hours, then add concentrated solu-
item Of sulphur; forty eight lonrs after
this addition place il in third hath of
acetate OF lead letween 30 dogs and
l20 dcgs. Fnhr, where it must remain
thirty a. fifty hours, according 81 its
permenbiIity. When completely dried
u will take an extremely fine polish, and
u rubbed with lead, zinc or tin. and
nfterwnrd with hnrnisher of glass, il
will I've like metal mirror. and il is Inn
possible for moisture to damage it in
any way.--New York TelegrnIn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
stunned BY an EDITORS Generosity,

II once had another experience, :"
the old editor continued, mot far
from the saue locality, between 2and
3 o'clock of the morning, after had
got out from my nights work at the
editorial desk. In "a solitary and
dimly lighted part of Frankfort
street through which | was truiging
! became aware, Unexpectedly, that
somebody stood i'm the shadow of an
old building. was suddenly con.
fronted by three rough-looking char
acters, one of whom brought his face
close up tO mine, and said in a low,
harsh voice: Got any money, mis-
teri Money! | replied. while stand
ing as cool as "A cucumber. Money!
Yes, I've got "A pocketful;' and | jim
glcd some silver in the pocket OF my
trousers. .How much do YOU WANT
| asked. Got quarter about YEP
he grufTly said, as he stood beside
his two pals. "A quarter, you fool
| replied; IA quarter! take n half-dol-
lar and go away Aud you, SAID
To ench of the two Others, here's a
half for you, and go away from mel
The men were Hstounded, took the
money, cried 'Hurrah for your
Thank you, and decamped along
side street. suppose that il ]
had not done as ] did would have
been Knocked down and robbed; but,
as il happened, | saved myself from
that fate. and am waiting for other
adventures after midnight, New
York sun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

p.,,sylmentinE with dohbtlns rem,
BDssy g X, Pleree's Golden Medical
she's -, rositlyely certain Ia It's eura'
NJ q - y % warrant It's manufacturers 10
~, :, y Y M public, az they are doing
BHs y y w under a duly executed
l. dfas spsrsntee, that II Will accom-
gsie p sesnnmended "a do, or money
n ! y m ~ promptly returned, II cures
WI = bilIousness, Indigestion, OF
WA n humors, or blood talnts from
D. =. 80 arising, skin aud scalp dis
b. e s,,o,s affections, (r1t ercepting
si nla ~ lung seOtnlal, II taken Ia
N given fair trial
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

According 70 the official report Of the
French minister of war the mortality
among the French troops has fallen
from twelve to eight per thousand dur
iiE the last year. From 1875 10 1887
there have occurred l4l,G4 cases oI
Typhoid fever and l,lI6 deaths. The
percentage Of this disease las materially
decreased ot late, owing Ia tlla attention
that Is being paid 10 pure water supply
IN the barracks. The value of yacrina-
ton Is proved Icy the fact that the mum
her 81 smallpox cases has fallen from
l,oAs TO az. and these were mostly
among recruits. Science.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
Hang Up Your Sva1cl,.

When not carried in the pocket a
watch should always hang 10y It's ring
in the same position MS il is worn. As
a rule watches will run with different
rate when laid down. Only high grade
watches are adjusted 10 positions and
Will show only a few seconds difference
~ twenty-fonr hours, while common
watches may be ont Of time several
minutes ia one night. ~ jewelers.
Weekly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

!, enjoyment and mol sorrow
y, destined end ~ Nay
". VI ~ Thai each tomorrow
y \ = fsIthes than to-day"
.,lnspt - aptly expressed By the
49, 4, y seund like trumpet 10 every
M ana animate them 10 new aud
.ss,,s d Improve their condition.
= vbo have he desire 70 press for
1 y, ~ ~ pOt sure 81 the way, We say
If johnson 4 Co, Richmond, Va,
1 IN h u service "a sou,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

- hat sells ai one hundred per
1 I, m stand any smouni " adgeriis
,s,nl,'. East India BitieFs arr cold
/ i ,s,rs,a ThrA best advertisement
gaaliiy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Did you ever go within mile Of n soap
factorrt II 80 yon know wha; material thew
make soap ". Dobblns' Electric Soap factory
j. az free from odor as a chair factory. Try
u once. Ask TOUR grocer for IT, Take no
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Is,ss~r lodge hAs luslEurgesi Bis sFabd
ala ~ prtegEs pho publicly a
AZ. waliEseHts
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

With The nineteenth century daWned the
era Of wonders. II has also proven an era Of
surpFiscs--for Notwithstanding it, giant strides
toward unusual knowledge, we are told that
there are sim 10 scquestered places few
cItIzens who haynit heard Of Salvation OIL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Catherine Lewis tainted one night IN coli
vetic, but II didn't cause a ripple in the
play Twas only cough. and they had
bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup on hand, Of
t,giIPkp
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

~ SIS ri, ws gave Asr csst0sia.
: ~, z Cilsi. Ike eE4e,i TOT CzstostA.
snsas Mis-, s.ae esuhs 10 castpsAa.
IA Cla.ssa. - case siasaa Caslosia,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

~ Soap and make a guess AK
L., stoat il today
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

M. L, Thompson Il Co., druggists, Couders-
port, Pa, say Hall's Catarrh Cure is the best
and only sure cure for catarrh they ever sold.
Druggists sell It, 76c.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

y, ,s.sla y..it Ne cir vi,fos, smoking
j, fassll &, slssl
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

A lost opportunity can never he recovered.
As soon bring back the dead out OF the Gem
pinrN.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
meccIvnd sI5.non.

Queen Marguerite, Of Italy, makes herself
happy at tho piano
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

MIA. cquahle climate certain and abundant crons.
Hest fruit, grain. grass and stock country IN the
world, Fnu Information free. Address the Oregon
lnIn grafton Beard, Portland, Oregon.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

|. yl,torIa has beautiful touch ON the
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

sssss 1aeam has nrTSS bsrh a.
limn gllst VI III your hand
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Rgaa Aas dorsH's atasys teu the
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

:" Z turned out that Igot Percy.
IN esgy got her money, an all by
bear" e' 'ne
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

I "A. Al cures follow the use Of DR..
/ 80, S,.,,b Remedy, so cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
WIDE-aWaKE TRADESMEN

have learned by experience that the only wasrrp<ouE
coat they can sell to a cowboy or hunter y tAe
Pommel Slicker with the " Fish Brand " TSzAx.
Mark on il. They are the best waterproof EzGsa1e
coats ever made. They keep the saddle aba
horses back, and the rider thoroughly dry and
warn. No saddle sores from the CALLING Of a we2
saddle. When used as walking coat, the en-
tension front buttons back and the SEckeT ss
changed al once TO ordinary coat. Juss ezy
one, they cost but little and viii prevent eaaSs.
feVers, rheumatism, and other results 10 expaSszG
TO the weather. Beware Of worthless iu1tztsnns
every garment stamped with " Fish Brand TEase
Marx. Don't accept any inferior coat Hhea yo1
can have the Fish brand SIickern deliyzred
without extra cost Particulars and illustrated cza-
alogue free.
a. .. TOWER, Boston, REass-
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X TO be continued nsrf Sunday ]
An Autumn 1dyi.


Yestereven, as the twilight shadows
we're gathering, sat a-near the window
with my head upon my hand, thinking
those thoughts that ever and anon wan
der through great minds. was foil Of
sorrow for the falling leaves, and sad
was because, though many were the
hirtations OF summer, there was not one
girl whom I could call my own. On q
sudden my thoughts were distracted by n
fly upon tho pane, the last fly OF summer
left buzzing alone.
determined to possess the rare bird,
and, making a wise Of my first finger
and thumb, ! began gentle siege upon
him. Slowly, slowly l proceeded. but
somehow, whenever pounced upon him,
he was somewhere else. l drew back,
7 and felt my blood boil at being thwarted
sy such a little thing. Just an ordinary
Specimen of the musca domestica- Oh.
for the chance TO throw his name at him.
l sighed, and with teeth set l renewed
my attempt at imprisoning the monster.
now used both hands, but, try as |
would, the insect was beyond my clutch.
Up and down. to the right and to the
left, movement sudden or long studied,
he escaped me.
How frail is all human strength and
powerl To be thus bafiied by hyl To
gain the object of my desire was pre-
pared to do anything. / may say here
that am trihe near sighted. 1t was
growing dark, and looking closer, de-
cided that was a blank blank fool. The
fly was on the other side OF the pane
Munsey's Weekly.
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theirs cup. | was still not 80 old myself
Pride had not yet the upper hand Of curios
lty; and indeed 1t would have taken any man
that cold morning 10 hear all the old clashes
OF the country and be shown all the places
by the way where strange things had fallen
out had tales OF Clayerhous. as we came
through the boIs. and tales OF the devil as we
came over the III, OF th5scaur.
AS We came in by the abbey heard some
what OF the old monks, and more OF the free
traders, who use its ruins for magazine
landing for that cause within cannon shot
Of Durrisdeer; and along all the road, the
Duries and poor Mr.. Henry were in the first
rank OF SANDER. My mind was thus highly
prejudiced against the family was about to
serve, SO that was half surprised when
bcheld Durrisdeer itself, lying in a pretty,
sheltered bay, under the Abbey hill-the
house most commodiously built in the French
fashion or perhaps ltalianate, for have no
skill in these arts. and the place the most
beautified with gardens, lawns, strawberries
and trees had ever seen. The money sunk
here unproductively would have quite re
stored the family; but, as it was, il cost a
revenue to keep it up.
ur. Henry came himself 10 the door 70
welcome me; tall, dark young gentleman
the Duries are all black mem OF plain and
not cheerful face, very strong in body but
not so strong In health; taking me BY the
hand without any pride, and putting me at
homo with plain. kind speeches. He led me
into the hall, booted as was, to present me
to my lord. II was still daylight, and the
drst thing observed was lozenge Of clear
glass In the midst OF the shield in the painted
window. which ! remember thinking a blem-
ish on a room otherwise No handsome, with
its family portraits, and tho pargetted ceiling
with pendants, and the carved chimney. In
one corner Of which my old lord sat reading
In bis Livy. He was like Mr.. Henry, with
much the same plain countenance, only more
subtle end pleasant. and his talk thousand
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What the Editor Said.

He was tall, thin and hungry looking,
and when he tod the editor he was o
poet, the editor didn't say disputatory
word. But he didn't get his poetry in
the paper just the same. and the man
with the blue pencil and the preoccupied
cir made several remarks
"Poets are born, sir" he said haughtily,
as he rolled up his manuscript.
"And I'm doggoned sorry for it, said
the acknowledgements Traveller.
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Awakened Painful Reflections.

Small Boy docking at displayed adver
tisemenD Papa, what are all these
things?
Papa Gate candidate for office)-Pic
lures Of household implements, my SON
"What is this oneI'
THAT is potato mash~."
"What is this one, papas"
"That is a griddle."
"And what is this other one, papsS"
at is tureen, Willie"
"What is tureen, papai'
Brokenly)-"A tureen, my son. isis
ais dish for holding-for holding
run out and play, Williel'-Chicago
Tribune.
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Dost love man who always kicks. no mattel
what you do.
Who kicks with most prodigious ease the whole
long season through.
Who kicks II anything goes wrong, and kicks 4
all goes right
Who kicks because he likes 70 kick. and kick
with all his might
We know some awful kickers on this wicked
mundane sphere,
Who came on earth by accident and kick becaus.
they're here;
They make themselves uncomfortable and othei
people sick,
They drive their frieE Is TO suicide and stil they
always kick
We know a man who kicks and kicks the blessed
liyelong day,
And II there's naught to kick about he's kicking
anyway;
At times when things are going right and other
men would SMILE
he kicks on general principles. and kicketh all
the while.
Chicago Tribune
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Counterbalanced.

"Blinkins is a nice fellow"
Eyes; but he shows such marked dis
position to exaggerate."
ITO be sure; but that is counterbal-
anced by one thing"
"What is thatg'
"The general indisposition TO believe
him. Merchant Traveller.
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MADE the last of
my journey in the
cold end Of Decem
Der, in a mighty
dry day Of frost.
and who should be
my guide but Patey
Macmorland, bro
ther Of Tamil For a
tow herdei, bare
legged brat Of 10,
he had more i'll tales
upon his tongue
than ever | heard
tho match Of, hsv
ing drunken be
times In his bro
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4 Stroke OF business.

Parott-I can't see why Miss easily
married young Algy Balcony. Hehasn'i
a spark Of business ability.
Wiggins-No business ability Why,
old boy, didn't he catch her?-Munsey' Z
Weekly.
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Her Father Wa. n Judc..

He-What makes you so quiet? Ny
other girls have all been full OF iun.
She with dignity)-I would lave yot
understand, sir. that this Is a CT ril court
Lowell Citizen.
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W AS sitting in my
room on that day
a little before sup
per, when j o b 4
Paul burst open the
door with no civil
ity Of knocking
and told me there
Z was one below thai
wished 10 speab
with the steward
sneering at thu
name of my office
| asked what
manner Of. m an
and what his nam,
was, and this dis
closed the cause on
Johns i'll humor
for 1t appeared the
visitor refused tc
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INTERESTING LETTER
4 rom a IWcll-knOwn and Emil
ncnt Divine.

GALVESTON. TIN, August 10. 1857.
Desiring 10 commend 90 friends in AA-
bama, Kentucky, Texas aud Georgia
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CURES VIII H0Ui Iht U ( or kAU.
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PRssCRIBEs ~ AMI
KNOWS IT. VALUE.

! After the discover, and Introduction oftfs
waters Of the celebrated Healing ~rInf q
p Ashe county. y. ca holder anl d mrci
more strongly imprcmated spring OF waf.r
was found higher up the valley on the lands
Of Major J. {. Plum mcr.
For Blood Diseases. VnnccYOrs Ani rf.0ns
all kinds OF Diseases of the kin. iImUi.s.
Blotches Rouchn' ss. sa'luwnoss NOin md
Fad Complexion. aides who fn.m '0.srf
rest. oyer-eNeftion. and Too th il,,IHl.
ton, become languid and hilsc. VIII fnl fIn
plummer RrCmiLc Arsenic Wafer 81 rlr.f
boon and resfofcr of fires hncss sufferers
with dyspepsia. Indigestion. 0r nnK ~tIrl b
. OF Kidney Troubles, viii hnd flr l'ummrr
I BfOmlne Arsenic Wuter gives iinmsd afs r..
lief. P how the analvsl. az DE p'ummrr iiri-
mine Arsenic water fo your physician aUl
ask him viii IL help YOU.
cur leading roc'ofs are pfcscr bling flIs
wonderful water AMI receiving ine llff r.-
suits fiom ~ action. n u CaIly growing .n
favor with the medical frltrntf. Hul fNa
demand for The watrr is rapidly inrf0l.i .f
In the near future the llummrT imm|Un
Arsenic WAFER viii become ihe Ieflng
Healing Water ~ the world for 900 B'n.I.
stomach. Kidney. and Skin Diseases.
WHAT THE "pLuMMFR 1879 MINE ApSf.
NC" WATEH HAS DONf FOR ElIU.
MOND LADY, and y HAT Sire SAYS
ABOUT lf
Being great sufferer from 'n ilgcsfi0n.
and being unable 30 eat either Fruit or Ntl.-
tables. ON making my trouble known to Ir.
andOn q. Edwards he ADVISED mo f0U.f
Plummcr Brumine Arsenic Wafer InuN-
my my regumr physician. ar Hunter Ne-
CURE had prescf bed The sunie water 4
nrucurega case OF the plummer hrnm.nn
Arsenic Water. nnd am glad to shy wien
using this water could "a anytime. lrINs
and vegetables Included. AMI ms skin while
using the water was clear ani ffDn uum
Pimples. Blotches. and letter. which nlWlls
came when eating fruits wlfhnu' CO. mixing
plummer BrOmine Arsenic Water J gladly
give my testimony fo thr value of plummrr
BrOmIn NJ Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
and cleaning aud purifying fnc skin
See that NoI get tlc hummer Bfomue
Arsenic Water from Ashc county. sc.
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HulIiCuttS Rheumatic Cure

I herewith testify that Mr j. 4. Adair. Dr.. =.
- Pemberton. Mr.. q. H. strong, Mstsfs.
Hutchi,On q Bro. of Atlanta. Ga, aud Alr.
W. B. Wynnc a. gnasdei, Ala. Hie an pUr-
Sonal friends Of mime. The testimony uf
these men is unimpenchahie. I was pistUr
for ten 100 years of llr Ifmlrriun, one ~
GeOreia's most honorable druggist: 81 lrl-
con ". H. Wyuue. one of the d. 40 mon shat
yer lived IN Alabama or0c0fg|n. Hld Of Dr..
HutchisOn. VINO Is worthy fn aud hy tho
side of any drugg u AZ America fof lOug
years Dr. fcmberion WIS % sufferer io an cN-
circulating degree. 20 was ul.O Deacon Wynup.
Those who read the testimony uf nll he
Christian gentlemen above named. nnu that
OF Mr.. Charles +. weatncfh,e, and That 81
MIR. Albert Howell. and Of Nr samuel Dun
lap, need not hesitate to accept their state
ments without abatement. / also know the
seeking Co Introduce inis wonder
ml cure. Whatever az testimony obey uly
publish the public may confidently receive.
AT. ~PALDiNG.
Pastor First BAPTIST Church, Galveston. ana
President Of the Texas Baptist General
Convention.
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q III iuli Ut uth
~ Of this odd
" matter is wha;
the world has
long been looking
for and public cuSi
osity is sure 10 wei.
come II 10 bcfen
) that ! was init
l>mately m ingled
with the last years
aud history Of tho
house, and there
not live one
man so able as my
sell 70 cake these
matters plain, or so
DESTROYS 20 narrate
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UNEXPECTED NEWS or THE MASTER RE
CEIyED AT DURRIsDEER
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STATE on AFFAIRS AT DURRIsDEER DURING
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but you are to suppose IL was not the brutal
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name himself except to me. sore affront to
The paior.domas consequence.