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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
EXCHANGE 1NrERyInws.


Talr Galveston Tribune declares the edit
torlsl expression OK the News "un-Amerl-
eau Such originally is the very cream
q patriotism. II IS poetry Galveston
&HWE.
It Is q fact.
the expression Is almost universal
among t-opuiists FOR Jerome G. kearhy
for governor on the PEOPLES party ticket
Ehe yffce has found him and he VIII be
forced To accept it-DallAs Mercury
go1 mean the nomination may hunt
stia M. dou't you? No office has found
Jerome yet, although he has been stand
snz out In the opening for many long
years
Taough differing In politics the sym
"a ;t+flc tributes Of the democratic press
tsfnon Tie death OF Hon. T. l.. NuKent
were most pronounced and praisawnrthy
Tne press regards the death q such a
man as an almost frreparAhle state loss.
Colorado Citizen.
Judge Nugent was good man. aud
politics did not prevent a fair press roeog-
n xiDg the excellent qualities which charac.
,erized bic private life.
| Great Britain owns on this hemisphere
| mere territory than the United state,
| does.--Dailas News.
And Is grabbing FOR more. Well. II OLD
| Brit gets TOO gay wen take some OF hei
"possessions'' away from her. SEES II W,
don't.
Same enterpfizing journal OF the prize
giving class should Offer handscm,
cash bonus to anyone making a success
ful diagnosis OF the economic policy o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
THE HOUSTON Posr ALMANAC.

LaGrarge Journal: The Houston Pos,
Almanac for isg6 Is admirably gotten up
and contains great fgud of Interesting
matter Every household should have' one
Of them.
corsicana Coprter-taEht: we are In
lor ISa@. II IS Very neatly gotten w
general and useful Information
schuisnharg Stalker The Houston Pos,
nos our 'hAuFa FOR COPY % TIE Houston
Fosi Altnaaac. which IS one Of the COM
picteSt works % this sort we have ever
seen. IL contains a little OF everything.
Cuero Record. The Record acknovlsr 20,
The rrcrlpi o. The Houston Post Almanac
for i&N for WHirh ~ returns thanks. ~
IS a complete compendium 0t useful In
formation On az subjects and Is worth
the price, p cen'R
LAREDO News: The Houston Posts al
InantC for ls@S-thc rscefpt Of which We
beg 70 Acknowledge with thanks--ls at
once evidence Of oIg contemporary en-
tsrprisa ana an invaluable addition to
the editorial table.
BRENNAN BAnuc-. The banner arknowl.
edges r0ceirf o. TIE Houston POST Al
t-4nac Tor TIE year 1%d {, s. valuable
poch cLu.k fIA ~ interesting Information
upon almost 1u fopil of geaefgh Interest
Every family ourh, 70 have A cory.
Douison Hsrili The Hsfali is under
Civilizations 10 TDe Houston Post FOR A
cory 1f its nlwaUtc Cor 4ssi II would more
properly he cai!sd a handbook N vHry
ifsefIi Information The sab fe-tF srtHrse.
60 Within i's covers IRE ~ wide rsnE,
ard great uerfu,uces TO u.wspNufrs ss
wei as lrdivlduals ara show in theii
preparation me carefUlnrSs % detail and
palnstaking qccur1ey - mon who haze
already vel 'inca. The Herald win MAX,
use of the book.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
SOME QUESTIONS.


Why do not women count their changer
WAY does the LITTLE woman wear BIG
hats
Why doea the amateur singer never
lose his voice.
Why does the tail woman affect post
pgc stamp capptes2
Why does the girl with tho Lily-MAid-
of-Aetolat complication rouge?
Why win fat women furhslaw them
selves 20 suAocatlon IN chiffon frillsf
WHY does the girl with the dairy maid
ccniRicNi ION Ike uristocrUtic pnlior?
Why will woman. willowy to the verge
OF attenuation, gown herself IN tailor
made severity
WHY does the woman whose grand
fathers hvoritc uephew's cousin left 500
900 so into mouruingV
Why, when one has on "a tired look ana
1 all onns old clothes, does one meet the
SWEETEST folks on ones list OF acquaint-
anccAR
| Why does q woman always moisten hcr
I lips with the tip OF her tongue When
/ some creature tries 10 stare her out q
| rouptpuancc'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

10 come or with their lawyers. She ar
rived. dressed In mourning. tried 10 ap-
pear indifferent tu, tears trtckling Gown
once in a whale, which she quickly wiped
OFT with lace handkerchief. proved that
the defendant on the other side OF the
room was not quite forgotten. He spoke
with his lawyer who had taken all steps
ne considered possible 10 bring about the
reconciliation: now and then he threw
irnploring i<nces upon the little woman,
which sha dsd not seem TO notice at All
with him was a little Skye terrier
Petit" who once was the declared favor
tie Of his wife's, but now did not receive
any encouragement from his former gra-
clous mistress,
sadly the small dog looked from one to
the other and evidently could not under
stand why these two people were 20
estranxed by accident the lady dropped
her handkerchief. Quick as lightning the
skye terrier jumped AZ u, picked !, up
and brought il 20 his mistress. Sohbing
loudly she raised up the dog and kissed
him. and as her husband. making gooI
use OF the opportunity. went up toward
her. she met him half way, ana throwing
her arms around his neck. sobbcd Loudly
on his breast and promised him forgive.
ness. The divorce, OF course, was out OF
the question, and he, she and both law
ycrs adjourned TO near restaurant 10
celebrate the reunion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
THAT RussIAN GOLD TENDrR.

Scranton Tribune; n viii have 10 Re
ACKNOWLEDGED that the czar. after all
has bis good poiufs
Denver Times. Neither England nor the
Rgthscfnis fas string tied Russia s
gold fluc
Chicago Tinns-fierald An alliance be-
tween The imrricaH raglH and The Rus
Flaa orar would 10 sure 70 pat the growl
o. sire Btilsh Hon,
Chicago Trlbure I, will save much
time u tucle sam Gan give 5rders on
Russia 20 hie English creditors who are
Ia hurry for lhelg go1.
Chicago Record Tho talk OF rnr in
vaivlne Ensiari rns had lie usual effect
on the Russian bear He Is cycling the
Hosporous ana bis mo9th is watering
freely.
Tniiaunpo,is Journal; As long MS the
Russian hear - iutEnfly watching the
situation 10 the East the Ertish lion
would better avoid new complications IN
{ the West
I Boston Traveller; Even though we may
/ Dot take aay Of ltHsgias big gold Pc
/ serve % IS none the less q source OF con.
ISOLATION To- know that We can have some
! OF ii II We sp desire We are not, NJ 20
/ al so dependent on England as many
/ people suppose.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: TIL.
! Commercial Gazette. the greatest new s-
! paper Of the Ohio valley rcapectfuly ur'
/ its hat Co tassia FOR rs offer Of gold
I and " the Cgar VIII pay Cincinnati
/ visit he shall have che Of tho awcucsi
I receptions lac has ever known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
SWEET ARIGAL

Sweet Ahgails dressy maid
And quite eNempllr!es the fashions
With dreams OF gowns and loves" OF
hats,
Your proper woman's only passions.
She has walking frock OF blue
And hat 20 match with plumes upon H.
morning gown Of pink and gray
An evening costume that's sonnet.
And many more ! can not name.
Because ! lack vocabulary
To tell IN rhyme the wondIpus works
OF art In cloth and millinery.
But Abiga4ls n modest maid
And never cuts public caper
For she's coloroi pasteboard doll
With dresses made OF fancy paper
Now many Abigails there are
And by their wurdrobes we may know
them
For they outrank this modest maid
81 loeomotton, and Will show them.
Clarence Ouslev In kansas CITY Star.
Galveston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
PASSING REPRESENTATIVES..

d, He-Ny views on bringing up fam
She Never mind your views. III bring
M the family You so and bring up the
coal. Spare Moments,
He woke, his sleep with trouble fraught.
And heard an awful sound. lie Thought
The day Of Judgment come,
Then he remembered he had bought
His little boy drum. Judge.
Agent--Why didnl you take the resi-
dencN | recommended YOU to-
Parvcnu-lt is 80 near the opera house
that my wife couldn't have used her car
riage.- Flicgende Blaetter.
Bicycle MAnufanturer-W am Il
Nearest Augel-Why. this IS hfaVcn.
Isn't II del ghtful7
Bicycle Manufactprer--Yes. indeed It's
very pleasant. But. l say docking around
critically you ought TO have better roads
--SomerNile Journal
GNsat gunsi Has my digestion ceased TO
work
or ald some poison N the vianas Turk
or Christmas dtnncrs this shall ho the last
so sure ms this dire Illness shall have
passed
Each Christmas Day III celebrate with
fast. Texas Siftings.
Delays In her arrival cause
dim suspicion that
! Thu coming woman must have STONE, 1,
To straighten up her hat
-Detroi News
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

which had secured licenses. krowlcdgs
o. these profits largely Increased the num-
ter Of applicants for Licences. and the num-
hrr granted In isa6 WAS 1870, The addition
OK % saloons hoveypr, Is rot sufficient
explanation OF the great DECREASE in prot
us complained Of and II Is not believed
that there has been very great Increase
In temperance sentiment. As the liquor
dealers explain *. as much liquor Is used
now as before. but IL r. net bought by the
glass over the saloon bars. II Is PURCHASED
BY the quantity In drug stores or from
Wholesale d-aiers, or - obtained In tho
clubs and very many OF which. II not
''sp@ak-easiesT approach close to the line
which divides the h>snsst from the iiiici,
dSafe-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Diary dispute In which both the British
ana venezuelans claim tn have the dccu-
mentary evidences Of their rights, Can
the United States affirm that the Monroe
lIoctrine il beirg outraged simply upon
the say so Of one Of the partiesf II was
the want OF positive information on this
point that has induced this country dur
ing the whole of the controversy to urge
England to submit to dsinterested arbi-
tration.
But England has declined to arbitrate,
leaving the United States stin in the
dark. The high commission OF inquiry
on our part, therefore, was the logical
and only step for us-~a commission TO so
ON the ground, search South American,
and. by courtesy, Spanish records and re-
mort TO US who is right If the courc Of
inquiry reports that England Is an I'M
warranted agyrcssor and land robber.
then Mr.. Cleveland promises. and the
country sustains him, that halt mus.
be called: that the fact constitutes an
infringement Of our pet American doc
trine. Upon the report Of the commission
will arise the acute and dangerous and
wariike phase Of the situation should the
report he adverse 10 Great Britain IL
II is found that II Is merely an honest
difference Of opinion over boundary
line we will probably retire gracefully
from the field until England should de-
velop into an oppresenr.
In this view of the situation. there
fore. and for the purpose Of furnishing
the American people with the proper
lights aud grounds to determine their
future action the commission becomes
necessity and the United States viii
be found standing by It's report. whatever
other nations may say.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
nousroNiANs ABROAD.

Denlson Herald Leo Goldstcin OF IIous-
ton 10 hero today.
Austin News; j. ". Dcnsh OF The
Houatou Post IS q guest az the Drlskll.
Paris News; Biiic jennings Of Houston,
who 81 travelling for wholesnl" clothing
establishment, Is visiting relatives ia this
county.
Fort Worth Mnil-Telegram; T., l.. Byers
OF houston Ia at the Riohelieu. r, II.
Bahbtt OF Houston Is registered At the
Mansion.
CorslcRna Courior-IAght; NJ n. Rob
erts and bride Of Houston, who have been
visiting their uncle, NJ, Dorenfield. re-
Flatonia correspondence IN LaGrnnge
Journal: Mr.. and .diS. Oscar IohWl an
OF Houston are spending CnrietmAs v eek
with Mrs Lchmau's mother Mrs. h.
a. johnson. Miss Edna futile Of Hous-
ton Is visiting her uncle Mr.. A. w Routh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

When sitting down the skirt should by one
dexterous movement be swept to one side.
profiilng the woman from head 70 foot
In dainty Silhouette
The feet should DO considered. and posed
- that they look. II they are not. arcned.
IL il best TO move ones arms from the
elbow, so that the forearm comes into
play Never present the palms OF the
in a few dramatic situations. I have seen
pretty girls stand with their feet side by
side like a sentinel on parade. There are
three poses for the feet. The standing
10 the back OF tho other. with tho toes
we'll turned ont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
R,sKFp HIS rlFE FOR LITTLE ONES

Policeman ]. Il. Buckridge is detailed In
front Of public school 10 take care Of
the children going ana coming from school.
As the lktlo pupils were streaming
in 10 their studies Monday morning. u
horse attached 10 wagon look fItEht ut
an Il" train and tore down tho street
Tho streets were crowded with children
Ruckrige saw the danger and rushed
into t1e street. where he tried 10 heat of
the animal shouting tn the meantime 10
the chiidren 10 rrn back. He male a
srring Tor TIC horses bride, but missed II
and WAS knocked down and run over.
The horsa Was caught az the next book.
R,ckridge was hurt IN the right lag lie
WAS tekon in ar ambulance 10 GouNer-
nrur hospital
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
PULITZER AS a PRINCE OF PEACE
W. ebt,o.op D.

PULITZER AS a PRINCE OF PEACE.
Washington Post
We shall expect the carioonists to make
use Of Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer in new way
afser this AS the advocate ~ "peace at
any price and as the recipient OF syiu-
pathizlng message from the Prince OF
Wales on those same lin 3, he IN euliled
to more serious treatment than he has
hitherto received at the hands OK tho
funny man.
peace editor on this side VAS TO get en-
couraeement from the heir apparent to
the British throne II should have been
the editor Of the New York Evening Post
converted irichman. ana all the more zeal
Gus because of his tacy--whcreas Mr.,
Pulitzer is only a Hungarian gentleman
Of mysterious antccedtnts and nf c0mpar-
e'iVey recent importation, Mr.. Godkin
has been much more ierYtn, IN his abuse
-of the president, and much mors .ri-
monious in his denunciation OF American
patriotism generally than Mr.. Puit.zlr.
Furthermore. In his capacity as cores
londtnt cf London paper, he has con-
tributed largely 10 placing this country in
a contemplate light by thu exercise OF a
fluent, an almost inspired mendacity with
ssegard TO public opinion in the United
has been treated shabpily.
Fulitzer. however has secured the rec
osnitiou, lie has been chosen by the
Prince Of Wales, in that intelligent spirit
- NNA'Nt .sAatlaNsANt "AsNlA tHtHtA nave DcNn
expected OF representative Englshman,
as the exponent Of American sentiment
aud has received the royal d. surances and
| felicitations that We're appropriate TO IN.
occasion. Thus, whatever else may come
o. ms august event. It seems clear 70 us
that the caitcatur,sts should arop the
threadbare, old eNpcdient OF plcturlng Mir
| Pulitzer with earrings and pack, and
rise to that larger and more respectfuI
conception which treats him as a prince OF
duty, ''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
A PATRIOT HYMN.
New Orleans States.

The following dogserei appears IN VI.
New York sun. We say doggersi. out
,,ara "a n snirtt that breathes through II
which fo,iches every southern heart and
, .na, mary Hha sun ortsinated ths scheme
y ga:s rrsat rcunI1r, ~ ,hs Conf derats
:, Y.,Ios vs,rrans in New YORK next
s az and th,s poan has been evoked,
no aoMp,. ~ ma AIN NJ Dana IL II RS
.o.S rrJe,ttrss hrster hat like all such
,,,sn ~ Ia nj heart a brave an generous
r,sn md the posrn. taken from his own
rs, nener ,hrills uifh the SAM ganer-
% 1ls ana i,' MON pT posed bv the sun In New
- -, :, - ,,t,~> 40 ~ s,ptd ssxpa MIG 1
,,.o,,d iIEsf 10 shaks the hand OF the po5t
-. ia 'front.' ~ Tho SIM offica Hero Is
~ t,oa,n.
go
Fall In there. Johnnies.
You whose gray
I. -,,s,si Tss,
Bit t5day.
rs sii III
yo,, r,,ii ,,nt march az v,hen Won marched
~ $3.50 ,inss "a met the HUE:
- Trhr,ias vo,t ave home 10 ks now
a IA 90 80 Glad IN veicome Won
,-au g., ,hcre gravbacts
~ IA yc,s
W. ,,atsr - man
re- scrrsts
i ra,I T., ~,
". Iii, -, 49,, ~ a., ,,,tar ,,,v mn -rhad
~ w ..,sts,,r H.. 80 u, - Ne Nv.
=. ~. LII $3.50, .,,tj ~. br,,.s
hvS - 80 % LA .,a,,,,,. -,,,,s 70 s+ay
N"1'S W a. 7 -" ~ 49,
~ q. w., ,sro,,
Tpu 30 lis
ny M e,Ns, t,
~ T,s roHSi oddsi
Ia In.
Fall in!
You will not march as when you marchea
To glory ana uefeat
But you VIII march as brother rs whpm
Your brothers here are elRn to sreft.
Fail In there Johnnt-s
Let the band
FIJI UP the air Win
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
NOW you SEE. AND NOW YOU 2

or course, the pingley tariff
revenue only'-revenue for the inuu's
that are DESTROYS OK leaning upon " &,
payers pockets for support.-Phiiso-T
Record ..,r.1
into the Uncertainties OF tariff 50
and compelled 10 adjust its pusils'tI
new taiIn rates ut this time. NE
TO the senate 10 promptly and etnpn..
reject this affront TO the Naiio"
Haven Register.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
WILL ACHIEVE SUCCESS,
Cuero Star.

The Houston Pos, OF Sunday was
thing all Texas may be proud OF
pages nlied with highly interesting
ter and catchy advertisements; ins
perfecting press, feeding three spcSs'
paper at once ard running zi,VV a
an hour, has become necessary "
it's wants. Houston - n growing' w w
city. and truly is The Post hs ~
Such energy and hustEng as InSs
has evinced deserves success ap'
achieve u: II will force II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
FERGUsON,s REMARn.
birmingham stnto.ueraIa

BIffnInEham tr-NeraId,
The lrst official act OF Governor Brad
ley was 20 pardon mat who hal been
ycnNcted OF violating the eleetiou laws
II Is quite natural that a republican rov,
ernor OF Kentucky should not consldvr
that very serious crime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

the populIrss now in. congress- An
tonic Express.
That's easy. Their ''economic policy
was TO sell out 10 the republicans In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
THE MuGwuMps.

Mugwumps turn out 10 be nothing but
Tories under an assumed name,--Chicago
Tribune.
II IL not the heather who RACES nova
days. II ~ the mugwnmps. and their
rage is measureless,--New York Tribune.
A safe rule for President Cleveland
De sure you have the opposition OF the
New York Evening Post, and then 80
ahead. kansas Guy Journal.
Mugwumpism and dlsloyaity are
Synonymous terms A mugwump Is un-
true 10 any party 10 which nc may pro-
fess TO belong: and, Il now appears hc is
untrue 10 the country he lives in, Mobile
Register.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
CnANGE OF HEARr-

IfTITN TFTTFT-
4 touching incident occurred recently
in she Berlin divorce court. Both parties
appeared early on the day the trial was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Notwithstanding the cry o, the wool
growers that foreign irnportations are
driving American wool nus OF the markets
the American wool ard Cotton Reporter
says for the rast week. in Its regular re-
port and published yesterday; THE sales
tn the three principal markets OF the
country for the last week Ia $50 have
amounted to l22is,Q0o pounds. nearly 80
90 pounds ~ which was domestic stock
Of every description" In BOSTON Of 10
coo pounds received. round sro,cps
pounds was domestic production.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
SOME GOOD ADVICE.
rom n London Fashion Letter.

Movements are like Inusic---they should
be ryihuiol ard ehb and flow in waves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
IIeuoR SELLING IN PHILADELPHIA.


l.iauor-selhng Is not profitable IN Phila-
deiphia, the dealers say. Back In 1855.
when the thousand-doliar license law took
effect, and the humber Of licenses feiI
from 5liS 70 iSts. enormous profits We're
made, the decr0ase N the number 81 ua-
looms causing a rush OF trade TO the places
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Fitzsimmons has taken TO playing foot
hail out IN III paso. Is It possible he does
NOT want 20 meet Mnher, elther7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

u was pre2.c,ea in this State four or
Eve years aso that the populists would
teru oai % be republicans In disguise.
TIE &cf.oa ia the senate is the verilca-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

The Galveston News eSciairns. Calves
tom has got deep water, what is the
grsa, West going to do about ~" BEFORE
answering that eorunarum the grea,
West would like to know how Is the
hshing and hathlns?"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

The governor Of Kentucky offers re
ward 81 $40 for the conviction OF the nab
iha, burned the man and woman In that
state She other day Kentucky would get
lhsTa airt cheap at a thousand dollars a
raan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Somebody must have surreptitiousiy
gwen Canada Il dose OF soothing syrup
within the past few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

poTriisi Judge IN North Carolina is
reported 20 have stuffed his ears With cot
i1a while counsel were before him. 10
- sri4 hav2 stuffed the counsel aud he
coald have done as he pleased with the
49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Il is a Kind Of hit,er-sweet war IN cuba
the casualties ARE chiefly eonaned 20 the
sugar plantations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Ergiauf win now make explanations TO
Germany. Poor old England is In "A peck
O; tTv.hie all over the world. She has
Eprwad herself out too widely and too
.~E-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Drzrer Red nnds the team beginning
e re, i.tt,s risky and inclined 20 take
he Ut n the rnonth. The goal looming
s~Ay HbeAd "a the road has somewhat
1890 -hls anrnfnpllshed Mhip MISC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

The composition OF the Venezuelan rom.
miagicn Is ar absolute guaranty that Il,
win report the case just az Il stands ami
make such recommendations a. II do
mands. Messrs White, Alvey and Gilman
ara neither partisans nor politicians but
learned lawyers especially in tho nternh-
tional branches. AND they VIII or can con.
trol the raport
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-23

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The truest thing about disease is that
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can be subdued by very simple remedies.
Even that most dreadful nalady, con-
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of hundred, if it be treated in its early
stages with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery:
Consumption is disease caused by
impurity of the blood, and the first thing
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That is half the battle. The other half
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ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y, will
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contains photographs and letters from
hundreds who have been cured by Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.