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not take aman Of Fitzpatrick's reputa-
ton II showed that hc did not care to
Eight. Mitchell then proposed a toss up
for choice between Kcnnick and Fiiz-
patrick. bat the Sullivan men refused.
Professor Butler here suggested the
name of New York man. but the other
side also objected 20 this nomination.
and. after some further wrangling.
Mitchell SAID they were willing To- &C
ccpt Fitzpatrick. This was greeted by
cheers from the crowd.
The seconds now examined the
spikes IN The principals shoes. This
iormalty over. Referee Fitzpatrick
said he WAS not very convcrsant with
the rules bat would DO his best TO
Judge fairly the merits displayed by the
men. AS to the thirty seconds between
rounds. about which there had been
some question. me decided that the
interval should begin from the
time "a man was down After tine
men had each put up $1,000 to win the
stripping was completed. aud Sullivan Is
superiority in the matter of size
and muscular development was at
once commented upon. As the sun was
c.cuded when tine fight began. there
was n0 advantage 10 either man i'm re-
spect 90 positions.
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CHAgLOTTESNlLLE.
4 Mass Meeting 10 D. Held Suiy I9ih.
Instant Jounfy sOurt AdiOarned
william hicks Case.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. July Sat o
recent meeting the Democratic City
Committee decided 90 hold q mass
meeting ON Friday night. July l9lh. 90
select delegates and alternates 90 att
tend the State Convention.
The Corporation Court is in session
to-day Judge j. Singleton Diess. OF
Lyuchburg. Is presiding at this term i'm
the absence oI Jldge r. T. W. Duke.
who is in Kentucky. The court Is oc.
cupicd to-day in trying the case Of R.
Bailey. charged with running gaming
table
The County C0urI has adjourned
over until Wednesday. the lOih iu-
stant. when the case OF william Ricks.
charged with shooting his sweetheart.
Miss Mu.lels viii De tried.
Dr. William G. Dibuey. Professor Of
The Praclica of Medicine DID the Uniyer-
sity of Virginia. has gone % the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs where be
will be- resident physician during the
present season.
Professor John j. Minor is also at
the White sulphur Springs. West \ir.
ginia, but viii return this week 90 open
his summer law course at the Uuiyer-
sity. =.
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Kilrain was determined to be game 80
long as he could keep on his legs. but
the crowd was not in humOr 10 ad
mire his courage and brute tcnaciiy.
Now and again he managed TO get in
some good blows on various parts Of
Sulliyan's anatomy, but he invariably
dropped when it seemed certain that
retaliation was inevitable.
Ia the thirty-fourth round blow be
hind and under the righr ear feiled
kilraln like an OK.
There was some good fighting IN the
Thirty. fifth round, Kilrain getting two
tremendous upper cuts that made the
occupants Of the stand give vent 20 a
prolonged "Oh ~
In the thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh
round, Kilrain walked around too much
for Sullivan's patience and thousand
voices in the crowd yelled. coward
lt was light touches on both sides.
Walk arounds, clinching and dropping
on the part OF Kilrain from
now on. Sullivan evidently pitied
his oppOnebt, for times without
number he gently pushed him away
with his open hands, when he could
have delivered blows that would settled
the mill then and there.
Ia the thirty-eighth round the referee
again insisted that Kilrain should fight
and not walk around. Donovan Oh
lectcd, but the spectators hOwled him
down. Sullivan delivered two terrific
body blows in this round and q third in
the breast that sent Kilrain two feet
backwards 10 the ropes where he
fell IN heap.
In the forty.fourth round, when
Sullivan began to vomit. the Kilrainites
shouted to their man TO 20 for Sullivan
IN the belly. Kilrain could not be- per
suaded, hOweveyer, TO put up his fists
until his opponent indicated his rcadi-
ness 10 proceed. I'm return for his
consideration he got a blow on the
neck that felled him like an OK. 50 il
went on. round after round. every one
ending in Kilrain going down.
I'm the fifty fourth round ki.rain -uc-
cccdcd in getting IN ON Sullivan IS face.
but the latter got Kilrain 5 head in
chanceTy and pummcilei him to his
heart content.
The next round ended iu KilfaIn go-
ing down completely exhausted while
cndeavOring TO spar.
kilrain was knocked down in tLe .iN-
tieth round.
lu the sixty round Doe wound
his arms around Sullivan until lhe
referee was forced TO tell him Co break
away. and Sullivan himself urged Jake
tO be a man.
I'm The siXty-third round he received
a telling blow just under the heart.
Sullivan went at him with rush.
In the next round the Boston Boy
forced him against the ropes anI banged
him right and left
In the sixiy-seyenth and sixty eighth
rounds he knocked him under the ropo-
while in The sixty-eighth he sent boz
two frigntiul Uppercuts while falling.
In the sixty-ninth round klilain
caught hold of Sullivan legs Some
body in the crowd shouted ont. Hes
DYING. John. hit him hard. Sullivan b
only response was TO turn toward thc
direction from which the voice came
with a look Of disgust.
From this on to the seventy fourth
round Kilrein dropped at the slightest
movement Of Sullivan fist. a breast
blow felled him in the seventy litth.
and when time was next called Inc
failed TO rise.
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theless.. make personal inves-
tlgation. The Marine Hospital Bu-
reau Saturday sent notifications
20 the various quarantine stations. that
owing TO the reduction IN the quaran-
tire appropriations. three stations ON
the Atlantic Coast. one in the Gulf,
and two on the Pacific would be closed
October 1T and left with one officer
and one watchman each The Surgeon
Generals estimate was $4,000. but This
was cut down in conference 10 $4,000.
which will allow only two Quarautines
to be kept open throughout the year,
unless reappropriated 10 the next def
cheney BILL Many Of the men who will
be discharged are acclimated employees.
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Dr. GrissOm's summation continued
SIC Denies ibc Charge OF cruelty.

III y TT" ITTTT|"lT
RALEIGH. y. C..July S.-To day was
consumed ID the Grissom investigation
by the continuation OF The eXamina-
tion Of Dr. Gri-som himself he took
up serufm lhe charges of cruelty 10
the inmates. and denied every charge.
dIsclaimiug amy intention of cruelty.
The cross examination of Dr. Gus-om
b., the counsel for the prosecution will
probably lake place tomorrow.
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NEW YORK. July S.-Adeibert Ben
mike and his wife. who arrived here
Yesterday from Hamburg on the
steamer Rhaetia, will be sent back on
the return voyage. Collector Erhardt
decided that It was case against the
law relating 10 contract labor. as Ben
ncke was engaged IN Berlin by C.. B..
Richards & Co.. of this city. % superin-
tend the introduction in America Of a
new system Of photography. Bennicke
was 20 get go per week.
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CAIRO. EGYPT. July s.-Colonei
WOiehouse. commander of the
Egyptian forces. has informed Che
government, that ne has sighted
the main body Of the Dergishes NOV
ing in n0rtherly direction. They
are 5000 strong, and have 300 camels.
Colonel Wodehouse does not think the
force under bis command strong
enough to justify another attack upon
the Dervishes but be is following them
with an his available troops in steam
ers Meanwhile be advises the c0llcc-
tion of q strong force at Ass0uau 90 CO.
operate with him.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, July s.-fOr the
first time lu the history of the Criminal
Court of Blitmore, that body has been
called for an extra term during 1.-The
summer.
Il has always been the custom TO ad-
ioum about July for the summer. but
tine number of murders and other scri-
Gus violations of the laws af iaie has
aroused the people. and the Supreme
Bench to-day decided o. draw new
Jury aud convene ihe court. There are
uiuc murders ON the docket besides a
great number of violations Of the sun
day liquor law, murierous assaults,
and minor a..
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WASHINGTON, d. c., July s.-A
umor reached the Marine Hos
pital Bureau that yellow fever
was prevailing on the Mexi-
can coast from Tampico northward,
and Acting Assistant-Surgeon VAIN,
stationed At Brownsville, Tex. was or
dered to investigate IL. The Mexican
consul at Brownsville. denies the ru-
NOR, but Or. Vain will, never
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BALTIMORE, July s.-The wife Of
Jake KIlrain. the pugilist, received tine
following dispatch from her husband
tonight: Mature gave out. am not
hurt. john Charlie Mitchell sent these
words by telegraph to his wife, who Is
stopping with Mrs. Kilrain, we are
beaten and Parson Davies sent the
following to Mrs. kiIrain: Jake Is
conquered, but not disgraced.
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At pmaieiphl-Pn'lade paias, ID;
indianapolis. 4.
AT Ncw lJrk-Ncw lOrks. Fits.
bIr-- D..
Az Boston Bos.ons. d. cieve'anis. J.
40 Washingt0n-Washingl9ns.4 Chi
Cages. 3.
Al ST. Louis ST. Louis, a. Colum-
bus. %.
At Louisville L3u.syiiles, 3. Balti-
m0rcs. D.
At Kansas City-Kausas Ci.ys 4
Br00kyus. 5.
At Cuciunau-Athl-tics, O.. Cincin-
nalIs. II.
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The ,ionllo. TlIgllm

WAsnNGTON, ID. c., Jlly s-Ihe
board oi naval officers appointed 10 Tee
aprraise the monitor Pilgrim at League
Island. Pa, has completed It's laoors.
and will soon submit its report 90
Secretary Tracy. The vessel wall be
condemned and sold az less than one
half the amount of the first appralse
ment. Sl,2O0. which proved too large
~ induce buying.
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4 CoIorcd Immigration Company OR
ganfkod.

TOPEKA. KAN. July 81. Engies-
ton. a prominent negro politician Of
this State. is the prime mover Of a
scheme 20 induce the negroes Of the
South 90 emigrate 20 oklahoma. he
has organized Am immigration company
composed OF some 0t the prominent
colored men of this State, which will
have agents IN all the prominent cities
Of the South, their headquarters being
hgrr
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steam Pre,se, Prohibited.

WASHINGTON. July s.-Secretary
Window mas decided that the recent act
Of Congress concerning steam-plate
printing presses for the Bureau of Eu-
craving and Printing is intended to be
prohibitory Of the use OF all steam
presses.
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NORFOLK. Va. July s-A co'orel
sailor named JeG Parker fell overheard
and was drowned ueaI Newports News
Friday, and his body was recovered to-
day.
Jane Goodman ,colCredl was found
dead in her bed on 81. Paul street this
mnrulng.
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An iaIlnqnaIae.

FAnSuN0TON. Ne. July s.--A shock
of earthquake was plainly felt here last
night, lasting halt a minute. The di-
rection was from northwest to south
east. Dishes were ratified upon their
shelves.
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Ine New Loan.

BrRuN. July s. 1t Is officially stated
that the sum of The new loan which j.
to bee negotiated by the Bundesralh for
the purchase of rifles for the army is
fixes 40 % O0O 00Of. and the rate ~ i'm
leIl.I lherlOn al 3l per cont.
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No Fear, of nurle', Enlrad,tion

CHICAGO. July o.-Judge Longe-
necker has no fears in regard 10 Burke 5
extraditiOn. and says that he will be
brought back to Chicago and hanged
lust as sure as he had a hand IN the as
sassination of DR.. CrOnin.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS. July S.-The re-ballot taken a.
Cots yesterday. made necessary boy the
failure to elect by last Sunday Is voting.
resulted in the election of the Socialist
candidates. whose majority over the
B0ulangists was large.
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AKeaI Eslale compan, Chartered.

NORFOLK. Va. July S.-The Norfolk
Real Estate and Investment Company
was charted here TO day with a capital
Of Slj000O.
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LONDON July s.-Ihe Queen has con
trlbuted $50 % tine fund for ihs relief
of the sufferers by tine recent railroad
accident near Armagh.
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LIVERPOOL. July s.-Ihe striking
seamen have decided hy ballot To- cou-
tiuue tine strike until tine companies
c.ncol. their demand.
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AaD BROAD ROCK ROAD

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ilil t--hAl D. I'M DAY "f J' Hi' i''''
af ID O'Clock ST.. those VALUABLE AND
AElI-lDIATfD LOIS. being "A subdivision
.f tUurf0f.H
fnIsf~Hn uuu-u1f ouuOrfunIfy fo Invest
in suburban property. no section around tnr
..f.. offering greater opportunities f0r sure
ana fIuid advancement. lt lr- lmnedi ltely
in'l'e c0,irse 0f fne extension ofthe street.
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TIE TIGHT by ROlNDS.
& very nirufc Account Of the Greai
PugiiisffC Battle

.1mbatnls was seriously injured. al-
though Kilraiu was very weak at the
close. kilIain won the first fall and
frst blow. Sullivan got the first knock
down. The time was two hours
'i-nieeH minutes Inc hi7t intlinatioh
1.ns bs ~. sro",'i ,rS'n rour D., -6 ~ ',,~ ,,ao
.he run'of l65 miles i'm three bonrs and
.en minutes. There wasrointorf.r.uce
and kilrain was tho frs. An sbv his
castor into tine ring. he wa. seconded
fr Charlo, MITCHELL and lf,l.a D.,ovap
I.nn lI,,rrhy lo,l.,oiI.r c,lli,o,
.ll.,,.i d., ,,,i,,,,t, lt..,. and ..... l,,,.ll
.l..r.1 Iiis so..nis ,era v-;i1ao,
tf,fioor and ,fil,o .l..,,. p,,,ol ,i.,r
,.av of Ro-fon h,ttIeb,Idnr p.t
Kennirl of New Orleans was en9-
se-tod for referee bv Kilrain. and john
i-iIznafrick also Of New Orleau.. ly
Sullivan. After .lisht wranrlinr Fir.
OlirIck was mutually AGREED ON for
referee. KIlr4in won the TOSS for posi-
lion and selected The northeast corner
Sullivan takino fhe southwest
Just before time was called Kir9in
.t..,.,.o.I o.,., a., c,,li;,.,,, and ,,r0.f.r..l
h, ,,aolr - 0oO an fo rns,lf ,.b.ch
,,.as rT.,o,tlv arceatsf tv SYll,,.nand
the money nlaced i'm 4. faroo Ffz.
n.frirl. hands
r,.t round -Time v.s called at
l0lo kilrsin nala o ,i.ions mass M
-.I.,,..,, ...itl li. ri.l.t lordi,.,, .,, tho
l.ft ~ t,. 're.l.. L.lb riinch.d and
Kllrain gained the fail.
e.@.r9 1nliiron o'i,tel with li.
f.0 ohicb kilrain d,donJ 4 clinch
f,Ii.uoI Sullivan tbrnvino kilrain
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mtut
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weather Indications for To-Day.

= WASHINGTON, ID. c., July s.
ns For Virginia fair; continued
Ihigh temperature variable
winds.
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THE FIGHT.
Sullivanthe Winner
FAD OF The GREAT BATTLE,
me- Man From Boston and the
naa From Baltimore Do
Heavy Hitting.
HWry5 ROUNDS FOUGHT
sIuI 1855 CHAMPION OF
TuE WORLD.
NIin TNE CHAMPION OF
THE WORLD.



.f..o Of Baltimore.
nl WAS DID,.
.ul our l.0.. iIl tHe same
curiosity t'..
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THE CEIEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE

i ALUM sPAlNGS. endorsed Oy the
Medical society OF Virginia as well as ~
other medical authorities iu the United
states and Europe. are now open. capacity
800. Hates p'r month from $50 o. zoo, A.
cOrdiug 10 the location and size % room 3.
special rates for the season. Elevated 100
feet.
Pamphlets may be gotten at the 'hes'
peakc and Ohio Railroad ticket Oiilce. or ~
addressing GEORGE l.. ftllD\.
Managing Director
Formerly for sixteen ycars managing part
nerof the GreenbIieg White sulphur Spiln1 y
10 II. In. -
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SUMMER RESORT.

with n wcli-carnei reputation ola century r
the Medicinal Virtues 81 ihr Water, and flra
summer Climate. situated high up ln ia
1000 feel above tlc lev I
Of the soa and surrounded hy uOuutils
] 5OO feet higher. are SOW OPEN FOR llt
sAA-ON. Cuisine up 10 tho highest stand
ard. Many improvements have been in.til3
since last season. ln-anicsceut Light. iutl
ducei. Improved Railroad service with u.s
Finest Nestiuule Trains pass our uoor- GAllF
Tor the North. south, East aud Wet. for
information enquire 40 all General lick
offices. or address R 4. kAhlt,
ly--lm superintendent
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-29
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1889.
STREET BUILDING.

An Old Citizen Does not Like the
Present system.
Editor San A tonic LIGHT.
In looking over our streets, awful
changes appear for the worst, one is:
That the st. Mary street will become
a live creek at rises of the San Anto-
Mo river after heavy rains. The low
aspect of that street suggested it's elf
to have raising of it, to about 5 feet
above its former surface. Look on
the line lone flood marked on the
west wall of Mahncke's hotel (St.
Mary street. Houston street') it is
over 8 feet above the first floor.
(Strangers cannot know this. Chica-
go raised her low streets up to 10
feet. Cairo done likewise on her
similar streets. IfNeW Orleans would
raise her location as to come event
ually as much above the Missis-
sippi as it is below that river
she would make her city health
Ter, more comfortable and cleaner,
but New Orleans has high sidewalks
and deep cutters to carry off the rain
waters.
San Antonio is we'll leveled by ma
ture, its streets need only widening,
Strengthening and macademizinS,
high sidewalks and Is inch deep gut
ters, TO carry off the rainwaters. How
would Youngers-hanging on hill
side, near New York fare under a
San Antonio engineering? The same
with Cincinnati being all high and
billy? Our canalized streets will al
ways be more muddy, uncomfortable
and dangerous on these steps climb
ing up to these high premises, con-
sequently condemn them as null
sances.
Imaginatons had it, that the
outskirts of this town, were full of
mudpools. This is not so. The
black soils underneath a macad-
emlZed street cover becomes as hard
and firm almost, as rocks are. The
digging and carting it away was
unnecessary, wasting public funds so
lavishly. Our new streets are made
all too low. The tops of the high
streets and high sidewalks should
average the surface of the alongside
lands. Rocks may be rammed in be-
low the cutters or paved with heavy
flags ana a depth of Is inches be pre-
served.
Low streets and low sidewalks
prove of having not the knowledge of
building good streets, and having no
sidewalks at all explains the fact
that the city authorities do not mind
the sidewalks outside of the old
town center, and those concerned in
it are afraid that the mania will dig
the streets anyway and chanpe IineS
for the mbank ments. eek.
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The Seat of Pain and Pleasure.

The nervous system, often suffers diminu.
ton of vigor and causes mental annoyance,
and even positive disturbance, without dis
cease in the sensorium itself 1t acts as
mere reflector, in many cases. of inaction
in the stomach, and consequently of incom
plete assimilation OF the food by the blood
This of course weakens it, in common with
the rest of the tissues, and renders it less
able to bear without suffering an ordinary
train that would make no imOrassiOn uDOr
strong nerves. To supply deficit Of strength
and remedy a supersensitiVeness in the
nerves incident to a lack of vigOr, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is far better adapted than
any mere nervine or simple tonic, since the
offspring Of its use complete digestion, is the
vigorous and early parent of nerve force and
quictude. Malaral attacks, srheumaIism,
bowel, liver and kidney complaints succumb
to the Bitters. ll-25-5t.
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lock, ct al.
226 F Herff, Sr vs s A & A p R'y.
227 Sam g Bennett VS. r M Mckinney.
22S Martin Mahala vs. & g N R'y 20
ct al
229 Eulalia Martinez de Gomez VS.
Juan Gomez.
23O The B V Page Co vs. 8 A & A P
R'y Co.
231 r II Robertson VS. & @ N R'y Co
ct al.
232 Helen M Howard ct al VS. Ada
Waelder ct al.
233 M Castanola Il Son VS. Jno A Bit
ter.
234 Ira G Harlan VS. M p R'y Go.
235 Arch er Parr vs Bonner and Eddy,
Receivers 1 & G n R'y Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-29
Eyes Tested

Eyes Tested
by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody.
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired;
all at lowest figures. OTTO BLUMEN-
THALL's, "A Commerce 81. 10-30-lm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-29
Eupe DSy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact, Won
must have it to fully enjoy life. THOUSANDS
are searching for it daily and mourning be
cause they find it not. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars are spent annually by
our people in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And YET it may be had by ALL We
guarantee that Electric bitters If used &C.
cOrding to directions and the use persisted in.
will bring you Good Digestion and Gust the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy
We recommend Electric Btters for Dyspep-
STA and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold al roc aud SlO0 per bottle by
DRESS THOMPSON a. Co., Druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-29
Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of a laxative aud if the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow it's
use, so that it is the best family rem
edy known and every family should
have a bottle. (8)-4-19-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-29
PIMPLES ON THE FACE

Denote an impure state of the blood and are
looked upon by many with suspicion. AcSers
Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and
leave the complexion smooth and clear. Thsre
is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the
constitution, purify and strengthen the hole
system. Soldby RAGLnAND & Co. (0