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SPANIARD'S BAFFLED.


tonight, says that the columns of troops
commanded by Colonies Rcdon and Pa.
dros. numbering 600 men In all. have been
engaged In the vicinity of Jiguano, not
far from Bayamo province of Santiago
de Cuba. with the insurgent forces COM
manded by Rabi and other leaders, The
troops are said TO have cantured the in
surgents positions and to have compelled
the enemy to retreat. with the loss OF
nineteen killed and forty-seven wounded
who were carried away by their comrades
The troops also captured a quantity of
soldiers were Killed and three officers and
statement is made In official quarters
that the insurgents acknowledge loss
OF over 300 in the ong0 cement at Calimette
on tho 2Sth Saturday The artillery fire
or the Spanish gunners Is said to have
played great havoc in the ranks of the
insurgents, and many bodies have been
found hidden away In the fields
Tho bridge near Guamajales. Just south
OF Colon and on the branch running ont
of Cuevitas, In Matanzas province, has
been destroyed by Qulutln Bandera's
band, The Same has been done to two
culVerts.
In Santa Clara province the culverts
between Rodcrro and Santo Domingo, on
the branch OF the railroad running to Sa.
qua In Grlnde. have been DESTROYED nv
the insurgents and freight train de-
rallied, several Of the cars being demoi-
lsHed. The insurgents attacked the train.
hnt were repulsod with loss of eight
killed
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Marx q Blum OF Galveston, spent the
day In the city looking over the improve.
ments. tIo was converted to the belief
that the half has not been told OF TINS
place. fsE
MIR. A. Dilworth OF Pittsburg, Pa, rep
re.senting the New orleans Dredging COM
pany. also the large coal shipping firm OF
W. O. Wilmot & Co. of New Orleans,
spent the day here looking o Or the docks
and plans OF Improvement OF the water
frontage He was surprised and delighted
at what he saw here and predicts Won
derful development In the near future
The tug Magnet was dispatched today
to Lynchburg to bring down the New
York Dredging company's dredge boat
Florida, and will do this on New year
Day, which will make everybody have a
happy New Year This Is the same NAM
moth dredgo which did such effective
work on the channel last summer.
December viii break the record for re-
ceipts Of cotton for the new port. with
what is ON cars the total receipts VIII
exceed 1900 bales or making total
since October 4, the date of the first re.
ceipts about 5000 bales. II Is expected
that the 50.000-balc mark Will be reached
before the close of the season.
Mr. f. NJ. Buffner OF Louisiana. Mo-,
srent the day in company with Mr.. L. Fl.
Williamson OF Houston. Mr.. BURNER Ia
a wealthy lumberman having eighteen
yards In Missouri and Illinois
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THE TRANSYAAL.

a Conflict Expected Between the Govern
ment and the Uatlander Population.
Lol don, January IA dispatch to the
Times from Capetown says Consequent
upon letter signed b. the leading In
haDiiants OF JOHANNESBURG, wnicn was
sent 70 Dr. Jameson al Mafeking, on
saturday, Dr JS:: eson on SUNDAY crossed
tnc lft.nstaaI ironuer near Alalunuup
"ith seven nunureu men. 1t is kuuwu
t4"l "e PasSeu hS.iAaIli at o c.vyn u.i
.AOhes,S iiofii."s. 40 Iuttuer uIrev,.ous
H"Ns "ceh icvSNeu IRON tnv 1ra4is, a...
nc 4tttef Iruni III. Jameson ~, ,i,,.-,t
becehiorr %, ana saiu. AIatU IN tins
S'"'v nave peSoiio 81 ciitiGAl that NC
i'e assured tliat no ulsla4i. ,el.,J,. .i,.,,
"aii 10 u coiililoL Detweeu Lue ,,u. ernlnenl
anu lhe IiIaiuer pVputation, luu pos,-
N"" "a tHousdIius VI EnsiisiAiilvu anu VI
o"'vis Is rapiAiy beeoiiiIns IntoivraO4e
i"c ielsvt tA.un pIVCue 10 .,.,.,,,, N
tiiut Tue SUNerItuIvn. Nigluany ,.,,,i, a, ~
,4iiniiuprs 40 pay me wnuie revenue %,
t"e eouh'fy whne uenyang tnen repre-
"l-Ne.y public act bertrays Hostility. moi
ohiy II the EnSnsn, out 10 the nrisnbo, :
!"s states. ne .htefnal poAcy VI tie gov
comment mas ihcenseu, no. only the uit-
.diiuSIs, put lalsS nLlnUer of i3uer,
Ntitv MS external pulicy mas eAaspuia, e d
me ue,gnborIng ota,es 10 The eA.ent OF
ehdasiselinS the peace and lnlepenueaee
ana the preservation of the reuuul,c me
people mere only desire lair pay and tue
Maintenance oil the in -epenoellDe anu tn
presence OF those puplic hoerues witnout
when ife Is not worth living The gov
eFnment denies this, thing ana vioia ,es tne
sense OF Independence OF Englsnmen al
every turn.
I'VE must consider what must he the
nature OF things in the event of an armed
conhict, Thousands Of unarmed mon NO.
men and children of our race Will be al
the mercy OF Ike well armed Beers, VIII n
properly of enormous value will be in the
greatest peril. We all feel that we art
Justified IN taking any steps to prevent
the shedding of blood and to insure the
protection of our rights.
1T Is under these circumstances tina
we feel constrained TO ask your aid
Should disturbance arise here the cir
cumstances are so extreme that we car
not but believe that you and the mel
under you will not fail TO come to on
rescue. We guarantee any expense yol
may reasonably incur In helping us an,
ask you to believe that nothing but tn
steinest necessity has prompted this ap
peal"
Mr., Joseph Chamberlain, secretary O
state for the colonies, has returned /
london Unexpectedly aud remained at tn
| colonial office the whole day.
The Times in an editorial thinks that tn
letter. hardly justified Mr., jameson
| startling move.
But 1t win be necessary" the Time
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SnoRI NEWS STORIES.

NEW SORK-The Press says that Gov
crnor Morton VIII announce IN very
few Gays thai he Is candidate for the
Republican nomination for the presidency.
called uppn to take portion OF Tn. new
Critrd States bonds, OF the So0,0O0,0e0 TO
bo placed In the United states SiO,oo2, 100
viii be- subscribed IN Chicago.
KANSAS CtrY--Edward Washbun.
freight traffic manager. of tho Kansas
CIV. Fert Scott and Memphis and She
Kansas city, Memphis and Birmingham
rsi!road has been appointed vice presi-
dent OF those companies. with hoadquar-
terS In this city.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-The Little Rock
board OF trade passed resolutions indors-
INK the resolutions OF the Memphis Cot
ton Exchange and advising the planters
cf Arkansas to diversity thelr crop and
plant reduced acreage In cotton.
BARDsroWN. Ky.-Mrs. j, w. Nally
was found not guilty for the murder OF
School Teacher Frank Doherty. poherty
attompted 10 assault Mrs. Naly In her
husbands absence, and she killed him,
BALTIMORE, Md,--A company of cap
itallsts Of spnrtnnburg. S. G., has been
| formed. according to a report 10 the Man
| ufacturors Record, TO build n branch rail-
| road to the Seaboard Air Line, twenty
| four miles long.
KANSAS ClTY-Watson j. Ferry d
well known lawyer is sued for divorce
| by his wife. who'is said TO be one Of q
| distinguished New York family. The
| grounds given are simply "indignltics"
GUTHRIE. o, T-C. Hayden, who has
| immense pastures along Grand River re-.
| ports having had over 100 head OF cattle
! drowned by the floods OF the past week.
| and s2ya Jack Riley lost 200 head and
| joel Bryan as many more and many
| others small numbers, and " Is believed
| That fully 1000 or more persisted IN the
| Usage Reservation.
| A-The steamer Turret
| Bray sailed from Port Richmond with 4
| Fargo % twenty oil burning locomotives
| built by the Baldwin Locomotive works
| for the Russian government.
| HELENA. Ark.-J0bu Dunloe, for TWEEN.
| ~ years manager OF the Williamson nlan,
| tation. near this city. was shot and Ia.
| rtanty killed by Lee L,eake, colored This
| murderer escaped, but IL being pursued
Talk of lynching In frceiy INDUCED In.
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A CONrIICT EXPECTED.

Berlin. December 3i.--An alarming telc-
gram has heon received here f.om Pre-
toria TrtTsvaal, which states that an
armed force OF the British South African
company, numbering so men, with six
MaXius and other artillery. are reported
to have invaded TransS AL territory.
y Telegram from Pr iorla further states
that the British forces have already
reached the vicinity Of Rustenherg ana
arc advancing upon Johannesburg. on
learning the news, President Kruger OF
Transvaal ordered that a further advance
of the invaders should be prevented BY
force of arms and he issued IA p-oolama-
ton calling upon all burghDrs TO defend
the country, An armed conflict as re-
suit of the appeal is Inevitable.
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HEAVY DAMAciEs AWARDED.

San Angelo. Texas. December 3i.--The
attention of the district court has been
conferred on the case of DIR. J. A. Younger
vs. the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc rail-
way for week; he prayed judgment for
$751; 900 damages for the accidental killing
OF his wife while driving across the rail
road track at Balinger four years ago.
The case was brought TO San Angelo upon
a change of venue The jury rendered "a
verdict for $4,000 for the plaintiff.
A, Mrs. i. IL, Shelder. who was in the
buggy at tho tims u the acc dent, also
received permanent injuries. for which the
railroad has paid sl1.00J.
Notice or an appeal was given by the
defendant's attorney.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

2 Brenham, Texas, December M-Hon. ID.
G. Giddings Jr., Is in receipt of letter
"-orn Messrs Scarcy e. Garrett. attorneys
4 law who moved from here to san An
T. MIC last spring, in which they make
y announcement that they Will return
Brenham and make 1t their home.
she postmaster at Pleasant nm has
3, idered his resignation with the recon-
aidation that the office be abolished
one one ATTEMPTED to break into the
,k window of Christian Wi.lkns'
very hast night but were frightened
Il c. Henderson. n. practicing attorney
Amarillo will locate here.
gJ.eap Year bail VIA be given by
young ladies at the Athletic club
IN Friday night.
Tvs. r. II. Harmon and w. Wimbery
> going on lecture tour of the state.
tney Will lecture at the Grand opera
Su1e here Friday night
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M1,Rnnnrn ~ RonRNr

Brnckc'tsvillc Texas, December a.
Tho murdered remains of Fred Wedlick
one OF tho oldest residents Of this town.
were found today IN the northern mart Of
the town He lived all alone and It Is
supposed he wis murdered for hts money.
lie was sitting on a chair I'm hls bar
room, when he was hit on tho head with
some blunt instrument and bis skull
crushed. A piece OF cloth was le1 across
his month for sag. His hands were
tied with an old recktie and hrs feet
with II rope. There is no evidence OF
any struggle. hut big pool OF blood on
the floor marks whore he foil from the
chair The murierers thcn dragged the
body across the room and carried IL down
into the cellar. where I, was found TO-DAY.
All OF his effects were ransackci and
found in great disorder and what money
he had was taken
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MEXICAN ITEMS.

City of Mexico, December 3i--A dis
patch from Vera Cruz says The Saratoga
has arrived safely, the passengers all
landing today. but she was in great peril
yesterday. The Norwegian brig Borghi.a
was capsizcd by The storm yesterday. the
captain and crew with the exception Of
two are lost.
The Mexican National railroad today
moved into their new quarters and s,a-
ton. the building being the finest In the
republic
The Mexican Central shipped during the
last ten days fifty carloads Of oranges to
the United States.
lgnacio Bejarno, director general of the
exposition. has Neen decorated by :hc
Spanish queen with the order Of Isabella.
the Catholic
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vote his life to literature. His first ac-
knowledged volume of verse, The Season.
Satire" appeared In 1861. Since then he
has published large number OF poeti al
productions and three novels He has
written for the Standard and for the
Quarterly Review. During the sitting of
the Ecumenical council of the Vatican he
reported for the STANDARD ut Rome an
he weg q special correspondent pf that
Journal during the Franco-Gsrmah war.
~" mas also written a uumbur OF political
tion with w. q. Clurthope, lie founded
The National Review. The work that has
brought him into special prominence was
the prize work entitled THE Garden That
L I.nNn.
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ACCOUNTS DIFFER

Madrid, December Si.-There is consider
able difference between the official and
non-oficiai reports received here from
Havana concerning the insurrection In
tho island OF Cuba According 10 the Of
fetal announcements Generals VaidaZ and
Navarro are still in pursuit OF the insur-
gents. who are retrea ting from the prov
inrc OF Matanzas after having lost isM
mon In the fighting which has occurred
during the last few DAYS, On the other
hand. the unofficial rerorts have II that
the Insurgents are not shown to have
hcen retreating an that. on the contrary,
they are very active Just al nresent IN
the Immediate vicinity OF Matanzas.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
NJ. p. BLAIR. JEwELRY.

Bolton. Texas. December 3e.--M. F..
Blair dealer in iewelry, clocks. etc. filed
deed of trus, Saturday night, c. W,
Hall, trustee. He preferred the follow
ing creditors:
Glass Ar. y. Rugbey, $1,000: w. B.
Blair 500 Harris q Sanders, $50.
Class H--DrGke, Lap.dary a Co. 500 30:
Aiken. Lambert s.. Co., S94G; Bollmgn.
Walker & Co, st2j; George H. B~rber,
$3.50; GallslN Optical company, 1869 j.
r. Jnealks, sGi,l3: l.enard. cremer 4 Co.
Slal q, KeltmaHu Il kisting, $685. Ho-
penheim 4 Co. $50; f. l., Shenardscn a
GO. SSs7g: John X. Ward g. Son 81 30;
Waltham Watch company. so Sheppard
Manufacturing company. S2l25.
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READY For THE ROCK.

velasco. Texas. December 3l.--T'he tug
Stella went down to the jetties this morn
ing with Contractor Lee. Manager Foster
and Secretary Dorchester on board They
will inspect everything along the line and
as IL comes In. The first car loads are
expected Thursday next and will continue
from that time on.
All the door and window frames for the
light house arrived yesterday and are be-
Ing loaded on barges this morning
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Nop.rH rEXAs KILLING.

Gotesvilla Texas December si.-At
Joresboro yesterday evening l.. j. salter
ana Tom Phipps had n difficulty at Salt.
er's gtn. Phipps went over TO or noar
the sz,loon. swearing he would XIII Salter.
Charlie Saltcr, l.. j Saltcr's son, took II
W and begln shooting al Phipps, hitting
BIN four times In tho body before he
fell After he fell Salter walked up 10
IhippS' body and shot him In the head
twice. Salter cnme into town and SUR
rendered 10 the sheriff, He said he had
no statement to make. No further facts
could be obtained
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SEVERAL PERSONS INu,prn

Iuling, Texas, december 3l.--A row took
place At party ten miles above the city
on the river last night, In which several
Persons were badly injured,
Manuel Sanchez ran His horse into a
wire fence, was thrown and his side torn
open. The horse was killed
The old year is being rung out by all
the city bells and salutes OF guns are be-
Ipt, prs1
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Wilkosbarre, Pa, December 3i.--A ter.
rlfc boiler explosion. by which three men
we're killed. at the Law colliery. at Avooa.
a small mining town twelve miles from
here, occurred this morning. Tho dead are
Alexander Young. aged ~ years. punp
driller; Thomas Mcdonald agtd 20 years.
machiniat; John Roller, aged 80 years.
The two first named were mangiod be-
yond recog alton The explosion Is sup
posed to have been caused by low water
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Waxahach!c, Texas, December si.-At
o'clock last nisht S J. WGrtelsky Of Enais
filed chnt'el MORTGAGE naming PM 10
Hrin of Kaufman county trustee. Warlcl-
sky conducted the Club saloon nrd y r'e-
taurant The Indebtedness "a divided in'o
classes A and y. The liabilities are Sji1.Sj
with an addition Of $500 attorneys fees.
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THE DUCHESS or SCARBOROUGH.

Rome, ecember 3l..lnqulrics were made
by representative Of the Associated
Press as to the health of the young Ouch
ess of Marlborough formerly Miss Con-
suclo Vanderbilt Of New York. Il has
been learned that she Is in excellent
ter To-Day she y si,ei ~" Vatican mn
scum and tonight dinod at the Grand
hotel The Duke and Duchess Of MARI
borough leave here on ThnrsdaN.
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sErrLERs Ar NORTH GALvEsToN

SETTLERS AT NORTH GALVESTON.
North Galveston. Texas. December 3d.
Eight wagons of sturdy farmers arrived
here last week from the North, They are
very well pleased with our locality and will
settle here permanently.
Miss NJ. e. Bomen gave an elegant en-
tertainment at the residence OF her father.
Judge Bomen. on last Friday night II
was In honor OF her cath birthday. Cards
dancing, conversation and refreshments
served TO I'LL in a most enjoyable evening
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cMlLp sERIousLY nuRNEp.

Bryan Texas, December s.--The cloth.
ins OF little Alice Fountain. tho six-ycar-
old daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. H. l.. Fouu-
tain. caught flre yesterday evening while
she was playing around the stove and
she was seriously burned. Her flannel
Understanding perhaps saved her he.
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a NORMAN FOR ALVIN.

Alvin. Texas, December n.--Two prom,-
nent educators are in town today looking
over the place with view 70 establishing
much pleased with the town, its location
and It's people. The citizens OF Alvin have
offered = liberal donation OF land as an In
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BASE BALL MEETING

Austin, Texas. December 3i.--The Aus.
tin league base ball club directory met to-.
day and adopted charter. which win be
Med In a few days. Permanent officers
VIII he elected and players viii b. signed
next Thursday. on which occasion one
half OF tho stock subscriptions will be col
lected
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b. MARKS. CLorHING.

Waxahaohie, re.as. December yL-B.
Marks OF Ennis fled a chaitel mortgage
this morning naming w G. Beatty NJ
Ennis trustee. Class Il and \, with 500
attorneys fees. make a otal OF 1887 IS
Marks Is "A dealer in clothing. shoes. etc.
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PANKEY BROS

@,--Pankcy Bros, grocers. carrying about
$500 stock OF goods. made an assign
ment to the Waple Platter Grocery COM
pan; OF Fort Worth. Assets and liabiiI-
Ties not known
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Terrell. Texas, December 3f.-w. A.
Telsky clothing, gave deed of trust on
his stock today.
Clifton. Texas. December SIC. o. Mel
son, general store, has given deed Of
trust TO secure creditors.
Hillsborc. Texas, December sl.-L. II
Dubose. mems furnishing goods gave n
deed OF trust today to secure Indebtedness
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A RIcYcLIsT INJURED.

Huntsville. Texas. December si.-while
bicycling yesterday afternoon Master
Hugely Jarrett. son Of Alderman T. X.
Burrett. ran into q heavily loaded wagon.
the rear wheels Of which passed over his
body. severely injuring him. He was do
ing as well az possible at last accounts.
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IF THE BABY is CUTTING Tnnru

he sure and use that old and wen tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. It soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays al pain.
cures wind cole and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea-
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w. A. SANDERS.

sealy, Texas, December sl.-W. A. San
ders, general merchandise made an as
signment today. DIR. Il. G. Magruder as
slgnee. Assets and liabilities not given
yet. Ne preferred creditors.
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TEXAS CITY ITEMS.

Texas City Texas. December STA. 4.
prewry OF Galveston spent yesterday In
the city.
Mr., A. Breath representative OF
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NEW nABIrs.

Burke. Texas. December so.-Preclnct
Justice Ballinger has bfand new girl at
his house, and Professor Henry Stegall
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THE KILLING AT sMITHvILLE.
smithvillc, Texas. December 3l.-Later
information regarding the killing OF Mar
shall Alex Jenkins, an account Of which
was wired last night, develops the fact
that he met ~ DEATH a. me hands Of
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Scrofula, Salt RlleuI
Anu Al other Blood piseascs-Na
They May Be Cured.

Speaking simply from what Hoods sGI
saparilla has done, not only once or twaeI
y in thousands OF cases, we can honsst|
hat it ls the best remedy for all ar
OF the blood, whatever the CAUSE
its peculiar Combination, propc|
and Process, it possesses posith
cinal merit Peculiar to Itself.
has cured the most virulent G..
'foiula and Salt Rheum, even vii
other prescriptions and medlci,1
failed TO do any good.
Hood poisoning, from sUhatever a
ga, yields to its powerful cleansing, pr2
tling, vitalizing effect upon the blood.
you desire further particulars, write u
a. below. Remember ~
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CHARGED WITH CONTEMPLATING

CHANGED WITH CONTEMPLATING.
Graham, Texas. December a.--Sherlffs
Wllli9ms OF this county and York OF Palo
Pinto have arrested Ben Hobbs, one Sor-
and dempsey on the charge OF making
counterfeit money.
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women: No. Tor fkin dIsoH"en
for catarrh. Addres, or caJ &c
DIR. HATHAWAY
SIS Alamo Plaza, San ANTONIO. ~
S. st. Charles street, NeN. orie
n. B.-Dr. ]. L. Clemens Is nv
cur employ. w
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NO GOOD ON EARJl

Is an expression used by many thousss
every day and caIsed by simple ~
of their bodily welfare. A good VI
cutlives many of it's masters, bccapgsssssr
tend to their own bodies. Whas
moral?
DON'T DELAY. -,
but consult reliable specialists. Su~
claim to be; prepared by ed cauy11
veloped by experience. and rewarv
success. .x
We take no incurable cases. bw 7,
thousans given up 10 die. ..lx
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FiOOd'a pills are the best afts. dirs1
O~ S Pills. They assist dlsssH
ri
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Hoods SarsaparillI

Is the Ono True Blood Purifier prominent
n the public eys today. Prepared onlyl
G. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass, U.Hl
s,id BY all druggists. 81; six for IS.
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81 ~ 49, ..9.
Blood po.lI'<5
syphilis. SIX
nervous wl|
sleet. unnaM,l
charges, Elo ! !, W
urinary dnM
ulcers, pilm.,,.l
tarril, rns,uianst
and the dis.e~l
wonanklnu.. I'D
tire tmeni ~
sending ,or H
item blank, o
, Tor men; M