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FARMERS SEEK AID.
~ ---Ha = > sEE"@E-G -.
Long Drouth Brings Hundreds of Cal
: fOrnians to the Verge of &
~ s. E 5EE5&E2 Starvation. b "s2 zE

Monterey, CAL, Dec. 19.-Hundreds
of people in the lower part Of this
(Monterey) county are on the verge
of starvation There is neither food
nor water enough in the vicinity of
Lockwood, one of the chief towns of the
county, to sustaint the lives there
week longer. For months past the peo-
pie have been living the best they
could. The residents are of a superior
class of farmers, and lave, on account
of pride, concealed their true condi-
tion.. But the situation is now so grave
that the farmers have had to appeal to
the state government through Gov.
Budd, at Sacramento, for aid. It's said
that there have already been deaths in
the neighborhood of Lockwood, due to
insufficient food. Children are walk
ing about through the little patches Of
woods eating herbs and wild berries to
sustain life. Women look gaunt and
hungry, and the men, appear as if they
had lust returned from a Cuban cam
paign. II g.
This desolation and want have, been
caused by the long drought which has
visited that part of California for the
past IL months. There is neither water
nor verdure. Most of the stock has sue
cumbed for want of food and drink.
There is not milk cow in that yicin-.
ity. The farmers have neither money
. nor credit, Many of the merchants are
now preparing to move VIII few goods
they have to more favored localities A
dispatch from sacrame states that
tie governor will at once send food. e
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Happenings of the Past Seven
Days in Brief.
ROUND ABOUT THE. WORLD
Casualties and Fires, Personal and PO-
itical Notes, Business Failures and
81 Assumptions, Weather Record. =.
INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the: senate on the 18th the Nicaraguan
canal bill held it's place as the principal
subject. Senator Hale reported the army
deficiency bill In executive session many
appointments and promotions in the army
and navy were confirmed. =. In the house
was reported. An attempt to secure con-
sideration Of the Lodge Immigration bill
was defeated. Mr.. De Almond (Io.) made
a speech on the decadence Of the privilege
of debate in the house, and held Speaker
Reed responsible. The speaker replied
with a sarcastic speech. g. 4 " r-s:t,s
The senate passed the urgent deficiency
bill on the 18th and a joint resolution was
introduced to present: the thanks OF con-
founder of the Red Cross society, for their
services in the late war adjourned to the
1eth. ]. In the house thespension appropria-
ton bill was passed and bill to incorporate
the International American bank was dis
cussed.
On the 18th the senate was not in session.
LIN the house the bill to extend the GUS
toms and revenue laws of the Unite ed States
over the Hawaiian islands was passed
without opposition and the bill to incor-
porate the International American bank
was defeated. Mr.. !Rixeys (Va.) introduced
O bill for the admission of confederate as
we'll as union soldiers to all soldiers homes
and government institutions maintained by
the government.
No session of the senate was held on the
18th. In the house the Indian appropria-
tiQn bill was passed and bills, were intro-
duced giving two months extra pay to
volunteer troops recently serving abroad
and one month for those serving at home,
and to extend the navigation. shipping and
marine laws of the United States to the
Hawaiian islands.
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LATER.
The U. S. cruiser Resolute sailedsfo1
Havana with a force of marines and
supplies for the naval station. ~
E Marshal Blapes, late captainFgenera]
of Cuba, has arrived in Spain.
The next int rnational meeting OF
the w. G. T. y. will be held at Seattle
Oct. 20 to g., 1899. s..
According to a dispatch from Shang-
hal, the rebels have seized the town OF
Chung Yang, 50 miles from Shanghai.
They have massacredf a EFrench priest
and 100 converts.
A fire at Fort Adams, r. L, destroyed
the stables of the Fourth artillery.
The fire was communicated to gun
shed and an explosion followed, kill
ing one artilleryman and seriously in
juring many more. ~. -
In aglove contest at Chicago between
Joe Choynski and Ed Dunkhorst, the
decision was given toi$the former at
the end of the sixth round - i . ~:
A resolution was introduced in the
FL. S.lsenate inqliringF into the alleged
outrages Committed upon Bishop Earl
Cranston and other American citizens
in China by subjects of the Chinese
emperor. go.
About $7oo in spurious coin was cap
tured IN an italian tenement house in
Buffalo, N. Z. The supposed counter
feiters are under arrest, 3 x$,S
It is semi-oficially announced that
the Spanish ministers will place their
designations IN the hands Of the queen
regent. s.. g.. .. ....
7 The Midland Railway. Gohpany of
London has ordered twenty freight en-
gines in Philidelphia and New York.
AS a. consequence Of the engineers
strike the English firms are only able
to cope with arrears of work.
E There lisa report that the president
proposes to be very emphatic in his
dealings with the Filipinos, who have
had the temerity to demand, according
to reports from Manila, aaransom Of
$40, 00o, 600 for release of the friars and
the military prisoners 5 u ~ ca
The United States battleships Ore
gop and Iowa have arrived at Valparai-
SO, Peru, and Immediately left for Cal
loa. r., - )
o. A disastrous fire occurred in, the
wholesale district Of Terra Haute,
Ind, destroying over $1,ooo,ooo worth
of property. :. ~Eesa 3setS.% -~.. -.
The Carnegies have received an or
der from England for 10000 tons Of
steel rails for the Cape. .., =:
e,ss In the United States senate com
mittee has been appointed on the. cen
tennial celebration of J the city of
Washington as capital of the nation.
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Aged Lady Asphyxiated.

Washington, Dec. 49, Mrs Mary
Tut Throckmorton, who in her early
life was leader in society here, died
Sunday night from the effects of in
haing Illuminating gas which escaped
by saccide nt in hersroom, She was SO
years Of age. Inthe beginning Of Jack
sons second term in the executive man
sion, Martin Van Buren, was one of the
young girls admirers and her reported
engagement to him was one OF tie ST
ciety rumors of the capital.
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indian al Appropriation Bill Passed.

Washington. Dec. 19.-In the house
Saturday the day was devoted to the
Indian appropriation bill; which was
passed substantially as reported. This
lis the third of the appropriation bills to
pass,san it clears the calendarof the
big supply bills, although another, the
agricultural, will be ready for atten-
tionsby to-day.
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The federal assembly has elected Mr..
Mueller, who was vice president for
1898, to be president of the Swiss con
federation.
In the Chin Chow-Fu province in
China thousand 81 off persons have
starved to deaf b. and many more were
in d destitute lcondi ton.
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Personal AND POLITICAL.
Frank Moran: one of the most widely
known Ministries in this country, died
in Philadelphia, aged 70 years.
Calvin S. Brice, railroad fnancier and
former United States senator from
Ohio, died from pneumonia at his home
in New York, aged SO years.
Henry A. Rice, ex-governor of Massa-
chusetts, died at his home in Boston.
aged 50 years.
Jonathan McGee, aged 10 years, was
married in Ypsilanti,< Mich, to Mrs.
Amelia Day. aged so. Both are col
ored.
Henry A. Chaplin. said to be the rich
est man in Michigan. died at his home
in Niles, aged SO years. His wealth is
estimated at $50, 0Oo, 900.
Edward Beeson, the pioneer editor
Of Wisconsin, died in Fond dh Lac, aged
"a years.
Harlan P. :Halsey, the author known
as "Old Sleuth, =" died. att his home in
Brooklyn. N. y, aged 81 years.
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DOMESTIC.


The Great White Spirit company at
Trenton, N. j., failed for 1913 1929.
President Mckinley addressed n
joint session of the Georgia legislature
in Atlanta and when he said: "The
time has now come when we should
share with you in the care of the graves
of the confederate soldiers" the scene
that followed was almost ,:indescrab-
able.
The National Bank of Commerce of
st. Louis, capital, 100000, has alb
sorbed the ST. Louis national bank, cap
ital, $1,0o0,00o.
In view of the alleged landing of Ger
man and British marines on the Sa-
moan islands the navy department de-
termined to send vessels to the islands
to protect our interests.
For the II months ended November,
1898, the exports of the United States
amounted to silly, 6s1, 199, exceeding
the imports by $537, 1897 ,046, an increase
over the same period in 1897 of $143,-
O26.115. .s
An avalanche on the line Of the White
Pass railway in Alaska killed 20 men.
During November last the imports Of
gold amounted to $5,S25, 2O1 and the ex-
ports, $913,4 The silver imports
amounted to $2,268, 635 and the exports
$4,O23,O79 9 &
The American Tin Plate company
was incorporated in New Jersey with
capital stock Of $4,000, 900. It will
control 81. per cent. Of the tin plate
mills in the United States.
The Georgia legislature adopted res
olutions commencing the presidents
speech in Atlanta referring to federal
care Of confederate dead and approving
his course in the Spanish war.
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WAR NEWs.

ID. The American and Spanish peace
commissioners in Paris were received
by President Faure at farewell audi.
ence. .. .s
Nine thousand Spanish soldiers from
Cuba were said to- be literally dying
from hunger in the streets of Madrid.
Gen. Wesley Merritt, recently com
mander of the United States military
forces in the Philippines, and his wife
arrived in New York. .,..-.<,... ..-,.,,.-..
Admiral Dewey said in an interview
in Manila that he believed the Flipinos
would bow to American rule, and de.
clared that he was ready to hold his
position against the whole earth.
In a report to the war department
Gen. Davis says that one-half of the
former population of Pinar del Rio
Cuba, has been killed or starved to
death. / 5s4 80
The United States peace commission
ers left Paris for New York. :
The Spanish peace commissioners ar
rived in Madrid on their return from
Paris. ~,3...,2s IL ri
Army officers have been assigned to
duty as collectors of customs at: Is
ports in Cuba.
President Mckinley will submit the
peace treaty to the senate during the
present session.. ...,...-..,u..,
Maj. Gen. William Ludlow, recently
appointed military governor of Havana,
left New York for that city. 'i'%'
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,n,partzat naaa

tits announced that the British oc.
cupation5of the island Of Crete is to be-
come permanent.
The encouragement Of Canada says
that marriage ceremony performed in
the dominion by minister resident in
the United States is not legal.
The London Daily News says it is be-
lieved that Dreyfus is on his way to
France.
In a collision in the North sea the
British steamer Ilios was sunk and 20
persons persisted. t%at > ha'7 :
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hYMENEAL.

L0oMls-ALI.EN.---D Texas. June
s,--passenger Conductor II. II. Loomis Of
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas and Miss
Amanda Allen were married ye,,erd.v
afternoon, Rev. John b. Clbblc perform-
ing the ceremony
hAnSEY-BURNES.- - Tlmpson Texas
June s--Prof. Charlie Ramsey and Miss
Lizzie Burnes were married at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Rev. c. III.
Gibson officiating.
JONES EGGLEsToN. = Ennis. Texas
June Drank Jones and Miss sallie Isg
gieston were married at Teiico on Sunday.
Rev. w. III. Duke officlated.
HYMAN-RATHER. --Lulins. Texas. June
s.-Married at the residence OF Mr.. Red Ma
lone In this city. Tuesday evening al o
O'clock. Mr.. s. s. Hyman to Miss Julia
Rather, Rev J. T. Giiictt OF the First
Methodist church officiating. Mr.. Hymarl
and wife are two OF l4ulng's most popular
society people and enter life's pathway with
the hearty good wi.hes'of host OF friends.
SMITH B0TTO. -Brenham. Texas. June
e.--Thursday evening a. the home Of Nr. D.
A. Wilson. the brides father, IN the pres.
erce Of only intimate friendp end ssialiyes.
NJ. Amos - smttA IA MA Matte pp&1e
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW FTTtsFaH-Nss
Reported fo- The Post daily eIcep, Thurs.
days and Sundays by Albert Montgomery &
Co. Oimitedl live stock commission msr-
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|. md md Provisions EI,cxvhc-c

NV: June Observation-Disclosures. M I
| ~ .n = .sSassis; No. / red. 90; No. q
|DSmRhng. %. Corn-Weak: No 3
| / cssh esa's-Very dull: No. . white.
Wheat ,S e Ia Rye-steady, 2.44. Re,
oats 1 as'coo bushels; corn, 1880
| i3,sN bn st;n, bushels. Shipments
v bushels shels; corn, 2S,6OO bushels,
brts 81 6rne MISUNDERSTANDING as
closed lEa sas,esdy: No. . red Ito o b.
Z. Wool a,,2 net lower: No. 9 red,
la o ,rUn dull Copper ouiet. hro lnrs
oil Ssu ,,,t 100. Tin plates quiet Cot
b Ia null null and lower. influenees bv he
Sime pessus,sions; prime crude nomin all, liz
y,llovu p lob mills i76is: prime
9; prir,s on summer yellow 2ts:
Ae winter yellow S0T3fiI.
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Daiiy Interior Movemcnt
Ifnvre Market
METEOROLOGICAL.

| MfJItENDA.--West. Texas, June g.--MIs
Mollie Merenda. aged 10 years, died her
| on Wednesday. June s. She was buried TO
day
MACE.--lampasas. Texas, Juno ~
Mrs. Frank Mace died yesterday evening
Her infant child died three weeks ago.
cox Ennis. Texas. June Miss Lula
Cox, young lady. 20 years ,of age. died
very suddenly yesterday OF heart disease.
EWERS. Mount Pleasant Texas June
In. A. Ewera. a shoemaker. who has
been here about eight months. died IN his
room here this morning. He had no rela-
tlyeB In this county Before his death he
told OF some money he had and gave In
structions as TO his burial and the pay
mont OF a few small debts. His OUTFIT and
some money were left after meeting these
demands.
GEORGE enison, Texas, June 6-N.
s. George died here yesterday evening,
aged ~ years. He had been resident OF
the town for twenty-five years.
Observation-Disclosures Texas. June 8.
A. Lewis, an aged and respected citizen
OF this place, recently died at South Horn
Mich, while on a visit to relatives.
sTERLEY.-Fort Worth. Texas. Juno
5.--M,s. Peter Sterley, mother Of w. f,
Sterloy, chief clerk n the general frelglr,
ana passenger department OF the n ri
Worth and Denver City read, died yeiter-
day in this city.
AYCOCK.-Gapado, Texas. June 6.-Mrs.
Linda Aycock, aged rs years, died here OF
heart failure caused by typhoid fever. She
raves husband and several small chill
dren.
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|IIN AND PROVISIONS.
I,oyed Weather and Foreign Cables
Sent Wheat OFF.
\. OATS, PROVISIONS FOLLOWED.
Lien Cables and the Government
w.re Factors - Provisions
Were Freely Sold.

..,o June 1.-THE bearlsh crop report,
I.rsa weather and foreign cables depressed
I, today. July closed at a loss of lac and
I,,cr PIC. Corn is off 3sm isc and oats
| There was further decline in pro-
,.-ssisc In pork. 17lsc in lard and zoe In
,.;derinR the extremely bearish character
government crop report, wheat started
steady. A slight improvement in wheat,
yver weakened the markets, and a grow :
mae as to the Significance of the immense
no sown to wheat this season, together
| Us generally excellent condition, pro-
\ feeling OF weakness. Longs quickly
heart and began to let so. The fright
ltearle so general that the liquidation
finally became more of matter OF find
BUYERS than OF prices. Shorts selling, led
tcdshy, was also general. July, which
4 Yesterday at S4h, sold down to S55s,
Ssrtember fell eff from 1913 to 74is.
IN was slight reaction during the last
hour OF the session. due apparently more
In taking by the early short sellers tnau
N real increase Of strength In the general
Hon.
Eutc port clearances for the day were
! bushels. The government crop report
bted a crop of Sos. 900, coo bushels winter
klrlng on an acreage OF 5000, 600 acres.
indicated worlds shipments for the week
kbcut i2,0D0,OOO bushels, compared with
40 last year. Chicago receipts for the
kre 36 cars Minneapolis and Duluth POI.
\ opened &c lower to l2c higher at S7la1
Isold down to S5i2 then rallied to So bid.
slosing figure. September began ia 4c
at Ti&da5. declined to 74k, advanced to
| fell of to 1874, then tirmed up to 75ss
! at the closing.
weather conditions were unfavorable for
but the weakness OF wheat and pro.
Is started corn prices down hill.
4 followed corn, opening steady and then
)ng shorts gave the market good sup
however, and prices became better near
Joe.
Sn was another slump in provisions.
outsiders who did not act on the yellow
news yesterday let go their long pro-
u today. There was also some important |
X by packers.
lendiiie futures ranged as follows.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DUBLIN The graduates OF the public
school. which closed here last week wera:
Misses Gertrude Andrugs, Edna itcnn,i l.
Carrie Hargrove. Pearle Mulloy, II. Lee
Prices; Messrs. Harley, Long and sam
baltimore.
DUBLIN. IT. j. Farmer. c. L. i'imer,
W. p. Warner and George b. Maloney
were elected school trustees
LIVINGSTON There were Ave co i,io.
lions for felony in the criminal dos, ( Il
the district court. The grand Jury re-
turned seventeen indictments for ieioay.
LIVINGSTON The Muscogee OF cr,ck
indians have concluded TO remain here.
WAXAHACHIE.- Academy OF Mu-
sic closed Friday night All music depart
nents have been well filled this year.
WAXAHACHfE.-The j. b. Wilson liy-
faved. Tho building was properly in
sured
DENTON--The commencement exercises
OF tho North Texas Normal college have
been In progress since Wednesday morning.
a delightful musical programme being en-
dsred each morning, and then a ser es OF
classes in various branches and depart
ments.
FORT WORTH-Mrs. Thomas Dudley
was killed at her home en- East Fifth
street BY a 32-callber pistol ball. which
pierced her heart and passed entirely
through her body. The case will be in
yestigated.
BUFFALO.--It Is saii that the machin-
cry will arrive this week for the develop
ment of the oil interest here. Several
hundred acres Of land has been leased for
operation.
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THE STOCK MARKET
"tE WAS A HEAVY VOLUME or
BUYING ORDERS.
i"Ni"g by Professionals
s""sed sag. ncwrvcr-Com-
merciai Paper In Demand.

new York, June ii.--Ycsterday's sharp rise
IN stocks brought in heavy volume Of buy
ing orders to the commission houses today
especially IN the rransers. The rush to buy
was met by offers to realize hy the prn,cs.
sionai operators. who bought n, Yesterdays
low level and there was gain in nearly an
cases. Lack Of support later caused denrcx.
sion, notably in Sugar and grangcrs THO
decline In the grangers and Sugar wns rlear,v
proht taking Yesterdays idea Of n mnva.
ment by Spain towards peace was 500, n ,o
a"..se US iar as 1t concerned any practicable
80, ."'enr rue very strong bank statement
70 raiiy the market There has been
a.u'9 o,uo'ns Tor commercial paper by nnau-
'"i 'nsu'utlons during the week Absorb
.oa VI ponds mas been large during The week
""u prices yielded less than for stocks.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Rosanky. Bastrop County. Texas. j, nc
| lo.-Heavy rain falling here Cotton ald
corn fine.
Manor. Travis County, Texas. June 10 -
| Heavy rain fell here, thoroughly sdprJting
! the ground.
Dublin, Erath County. Texas, June 10 -
Good rains have visited this section during
last two or three days. Al crops very
/ promising. Harvest has begun.
Buffalo, Erath County. Texas June 10.
Heavy rain here today. Cotton looking
fine The corn crop will re the me-, ,s;
known for years.
Eagle Pass. Maverick County, Texas.
June TO- Heaviest rain of the SEASON f,ll
Mere today, accompanied by heavv nal
Denison. Grayson County. Texas. Iii e
le.--lt has rained hard all the nicAt ana Is
sun at IT, The Post correspondent has in
| torviewed a number of the leading farmers
of this section of the Indian Terri.o~y. WI o
agree that at least 20 per cent Of the VIII, : [
crop Is lost The oa crop Is bndly TIN
gled and beat down by the wind.
Alvin, Brazoria County. Texas. June II.
very heavy rain fell here last evening.
with prospects for more this morn *
Beoville. Bee County Texas. June II
Tho drouth in this entire section Of country
was completely broken by the rains of the
past few days and crop prospects are now
brighter than for long time. Some of the
corn was cut short by the dry weather, but
large yield viii be made anyway. The
melon crop was also damaged by the
droutb. but hundreds of carloads will be
shipped from this section now. Cotton is
doing well ard grass will soon be good and
cattle fat.
Denton, Denton County, Texas. juno To-
A hard rain fell here last night and has
continued most of the day. The long wet
spell is unprecedented and n change ia
greatly wished for; II 1t does not come, 1t
is feared II will njure the crops
Tyler Smith County, Texas June H.
Coca rains have fallen here during the
past week and all kinds of crops are very
promising, corn being especially fine, The
acreage OF cotton Is perhaps. smaller than
iast year, while that Of corn is increased
Rogers, Bell County. Texas, June 10
SLOW. steady rain of several hours duration
guarantees fair corn crop.
Pondletonvile, Bell County, Texas. June
lV.-Corn and cotton look well; good rains |
kiileen' Bell County, Texas. June TO-
SLOW, steady rain falling; corn locking |
fine; cotton doing well. Small grain all |
harvested
Operas Cove, Coryell County, Texas. |
June Good rain here; wheat and oats
all harvested; corn and cotton in good con
ition
Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas.
June 10Fine shower last night II was
BADLY needed.
Granger. Williamson County, Texas, June
l0.-Fair corn crop insured by SLOW gentle
rain
Bartlett, Williamson County. Texas. June
l0.-Fine rain; came in the nick of time
or corn; cotton late. but in good condl-
ion.
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were married. Rev. r. p. Nawsom, pastor
OF the Methodist church. performing the

were married. Rev. r.. p. Nawsom, pastor
OF the Methodist church. performing the
| ceremony.
| SPARKMAN-PAGE - Wharton, Texas.
6.--John Rowe and Miss Oslo Roberts
! man If the volunteer Galveston regiment
was married TO Miss Nellis Page at the
Baptist church here. Rev John Mare Off
| clatlng. The newly welded couple left On
the evening train for Galveston.
RowE-RoBERTS.- Ennis, Texas. June
5.--John Rowe AMI Miss Ollie Roberta
were married here yesterday. Mr.. Rowe n
SIS and Miss Roberts 81 years old.
TuRRENrINE- GREENsLAD Kauf-,
man. Texas, June 6.--Mr. VIII TurrentIns
cf Mount Pleasant. Texas, and Miss Maul
Greenslade OF this place were married
yesterday evening at the Residence Of The
brides parents. tie Rev. w B. Pattenaon
sHEARER- WALLIS. --WallisvilIe, TsxsG-
June 4--Cards are out announcing the nants
riaet Of Dr. A. r. Ehearer % Nim 08Va
Wallis on wednesday,. June Z, q ~ lsotG$
odist church. q. y s '''''7 81
TAYLoR-PARvIM. -pentou. 49,. No.;
2--R. s TAylor o. thie pleee ~ RI y - III:
10 Parvin wsrs passie1 - q l111i
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DR.. Mary A. Brannon,s Female Balm.

A perfected Scientific Local Treat.
ncnt for all those delicate aud
\ painful Discases peculiar to Wo.
iucn. Relieves inflammation OF
the Womb, Irregular or Painful
Periods, Heals liberation, Cures
Leucorrhoea, Diseased 0varics
and Falling OF the Womb by re.
storing strength to the muscles
snpporiing the Uterus. Relieves