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Third Court of Appeals.

Austin, Texas. November s.-The fol-
lowing proceedings We're had in the Third
fourt of civil appeals today:
Affirmed: n. S. Mccartney VS.. S. j.
mccartney, from McLennan; Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas VS.. William I. Sherman. from Will
hanson; Fritz Nehrins ct al vs.. Victoria
|McMurrain ct al; q Hunt ct al Vs. Her.
|man Sismers, from McLennan.
Reversed and remanded: Nelson Davis
Tvs. j. M. Crawford, from Travis Calf
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
Tvs. r. L. Dennlson, from Bell.
In Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company OF Texas ct al vs.. De B rd q
|Lackey, from McLennan, jud yment Is at.
|frmed as to the Katy and reversed am
rendered as to the San Antonio ana Aran'
|sas Pass Railway company.
Dismissed by agreement: Texas Laac
and Cattle Company vs.. Ida D. Hodges e'
al from Wharton, at costs OF appellees.
Motions submitted: l.. w. Carothers VS.
H. C. LANCE from Milam to recon sider re-
fusal to affirm on certih ate. Garrett w
Smith ct al VS.. j. ]. Olsen e. u firm
Milan, to- perfect record; Emil Swans u
ct al VS.. Heldenheimfr. Stras niger q
Co.. from Travis. for rehealtng
Granted: j. I. Campbell co. VS.. a
NJ Lairrabee. from Falls. to afhrm upol
certificate: W. A. Rowan ct al vs. X. II
King ct al, from Brazoria. TO advance an,
cause set for hearing for Nov moer ~
1899: Moselle Stephenson VS.. Fam Foi
ter ct al. from Fort Bend, TO strike on
appellants briefs.
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Fourth Court of Appeals.

San Antonio, Texas. November s.-The
following proceedings were had today In
the Fourth court OF civil appeals;
Affirmed: T. D. McFadin VS.. CITY OF
San Antonio, from Bexar; Lizzie M, jack
son ct al VS.. George W. West, from Bexaf.
Reversed and remanded: Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Com
pany VS.. Morris Simon, from El faso;
Francis Smith ct al VS.. C. b. kenney ct
al, firm McMullen; De La vergue Rehnins
Machine Company VS.. G. II. stahl. from
Bexar.
Reversed and remanded in part and at
firmed in part: Bexsr Building and Loan
Association vs.. A, I. Lockwood et al, from
Bexar.
Motion granted: T. NJ. Seaman VS.. Mat.
tie L. Davidson, from Harris, motion OF
appellant TO dismiss appeal.
Notions overrulei: NJ T. De Garcia o.
81 vs.. Anisto Lozano et al, from Aiassosa,
70 dismiss appeal A. e Rankin e. al vs.
B. D. Jones ct al. from Waller, for re-
hearing; John Pegs VS.. Early Scott st al,
from Bexar. for certiorari
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s BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
arssMAN BuRLEsON Is GOING
OVER HIS DISTRICT.
l,tur. Factory II Expanding lts
l,,c..-scarIet Fever Has Re-
.ppeared--Local Notes.

.,bam. Texas. November s.--Hon.
J, 3. Burleson reached BRENNAN from
:, Via the Central at $50 a. m. this
ing and put in the forenoon renewing
,rtanee with many friends here. He
for Caldwell on the noon train. To
post reporter MIR. Burleson stated
he will not get away to Washing
before December 1.
New Wehden church Thursday Mr..
81 Dippel and Miss Mathilde Reich.
nter Of MIR. c. Reich. will be united
arriage by Rev. G. Szillat.
riot fever, thought to have been ef-
a,iv stamped out when the quaran-
rsstrictions were removed some weeks
Is again gaining foothold in the
Two or three new cases are reported
= and each case is traced to the
er,ng of the children at the dog and
show last week. As cold weather
beaches the disease assumes a more
enont type, 1t having heretofore been
n exceedingly mild form, only two
bs occurring from the malady during
entire summer. The health authors
will adopt rigid measures to prevent
krther spread of the contagion.
he Brenham Furniture factory will en-
1 In the manufacture of cane bottom
rs on much more extensive scale
4 heretofore. For this purpose the brick
iding adjoining the Asbeck building
been especially equipped.
arl Dallas. who was just recovering
n an attack of typhoid fever lasting
m weeks, Is now down with the scarlet
r..
n. Hermann Hofp and family arrived
IL last night from Germany. Prior TO
return to the fatherland more than a
In ago Mr.. Hop was a prosperous farm
ht Greenvins. He disposed of his place
! returned to Germany to assist his
her in the conduct of furniture bust
is.
hr. William Sommerfeld, ginner at
bmann's store. few miles in the coun-
will tender his customers a barbecue
lay.
M Bellville this morning Mr.. George
|ynton and Miss Dulcie Minton were uni
in marriage. The wedding party ar
led In BreNham on the noon Santa Fe.
Under the auspices of he Maccabees
U.s. S. Epstein and number of the Local
|ateurs are preparing to present SCRAP
Paper"
Miss Mary Healy entertained the XIII
ID on Tuesday afternoon, prior to hel
parture on Thursday for Waco. where
expects to spend most of the winter.
The ix-handed Euchre club held al
Ieresting meeting with Mrs. l.. J. Lock
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. r. w
won the membership pin fol
D week.
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The Court of Criminal Appeals.
fyler, Texas, November S.-The court
criminal appeals delivered opinions as
Flows:
affirmed: Smith, from Gregg; Dancy.
|om Colorado; Mischer. alias Biackbyrd.
|om Guadalupe; Bartlett, from Ellis;
NEAL, from McLennan; Reed. from
Fanklin; Diaz. from Webb; Harvell. from
Fontgomery.
Reversed and remanded: Martia'nez,
Pom Ell Paso; Hopkins, from Wha ton;
|aines. from Grayssn; Davis, from MOI
Is 1.-TWO cases.; Bullard, from Hunt.
Appeals dismissed: Secrest, from Fort
lend; Newberry. from Houston; Westfall,
fom Rusk; Howell. from Shelby.
Submitted on brief for State: Elk parte
sreenhaw, from Henderson; Atkins, from
Tayl r, from Colorado; Lyt-
le, from Taylor; Hank, from Falls.
On briefs for both: Carr, from Whar-
en- Morrison. from Bastrop; ex parts
,eeler, from Bexar.
Brief for appellant: Christopher. from
3owie; Hedge. from Hopkins; Criner, from
Hill.
On motion to miss appeal: Brewer, from
cherokee.
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HIGHER COURTS.

First Court of Civil Appeals.
Galveston, Texas, November Sowing
the death Of Judge Peasants, sessions
the court of civil appeals will be sus-
nded this week. Opinions which were
have been delivered tomorrow viii be
nded down next week.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
A,EErJNG-

Houston, Texas, NOV. ith, lSiV.
NOTICE is hereby given that a special
meeting of tho stockholders of the Hous-
ton aud Texas Central Railroad Company
Las been called by the Bon.d OF Directors
of sad company to convene at the general
Office of said company in the CITY OF Hods-
ton Texas at twelve O'Clock, noon. on the
nineteenth day OF January, 1900. Tor the
purpose OF authorizing the making. eXeed-
ton aud delivery Of first mortgage upon
tie railroad recently purchased and now
owned by sad company commonly khown
ne the Waco and Northwestern Division
of the Houston and Texas Central Rail
way" extending from n point in or near
the town OF Bremond. in Robertson county.
via Marlin and Waco. TO a point IN or
near the town OF Ross, IN McLenaan coun-
~, with its franchises and appnrtenances
TO secure the payment of hrst mortgage
bonds OF Ire Houston aud Teyas Central
Rpilroad Company to en- amount not e&-
oeoding twenty-five THOUSAND dollars for
Zach mile Of said railroad, payable at a
time rot exceeding thirty years from their
GATE. and bearing interest ut rate =
exceeding six per cent per onnum. payable
sem! annually, to be issued for the pu,
rose OF paying for, completing. improving
and operating the said railroad with ITS
franchises aud appurtennnces.
u. W. CAVE. Secretary
Houston & Texas Central Railioad Com,
pany. i'--1tO
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting of San ia
cinto Lodge of Perfection No. "A
6. A. A. S. X. Masons. al M :
o'clock tonight In their lodge w :
room. on Congress avenue. for E }A
the purpose of work in the RA H&s
fourth and fifth degrees.
Visiting brethren are cord ally
invited to attend. Max Taub. Ven. Master.
F. Z. Rue, secretary.
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=
J, SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTicg4-I have today sold the Capitol Phar-
macy all accounts due said concern ca4 BE-
paid at the r. {. Stuart Drug Co, corner
Main and Preston. r. G. stuart 10
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PERSONAL.

- -
woMAN's FRIEND for sterllity., backache,
headache painful. seanty. IRREGULAR or sup
pressed menstrration. falling OF womb. ul-
ceiatlon or ind mnaton OF womb, vagina
uterus or ovaries loucorrhea and al fe-
male troubles: 81 per bottle: valuable TO
expectant mothers. For sale by |. Lewyn
Dtursist. sol Main, Houston y
FORTUNE TELLER - Mrs
Black tells everything; removes troubles.
unites separated: luck charms. etc. 2oii
Preston avenue. Also by mail. L
WEAKNESS quickly relieved and
cured by ''Meuicure:" 81 per bottle; de-
eSps ne stensh
Remedy Co. lXll. Houston. EeAas l.le
KATTMANN & KIRKLAND, the tent max.
ers. of Texas. 1885, Main street Hous on:tl
WM. T. CAMP, Contracting Painter. 2loa
Cbenevert. lL-s
FOR RENT.
ROOM suitable for two gentlemen; also
others. liG9 Prairie avenue. 10
FOR RENT-Two-story Broom house In Gle,
CANT condition, llio Capitol avenue: az
Eckhardt, Capitol Hotel Annex; phone $50;
FOR RENTING rooms furnished for light
housekeeping. Sl2 Capitol I.
FOR RENT-Cottage, corner Capitol aud La
Branch; seven rooms: BATH ETC.. and close
II.
nm.
FOR RENT-Unfurnlshc rooms, two or three
in private family; all modern convenisnces;
CRATE, gas. II desired; on paved street ref.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms, gentlemen
only; block from court house Apply $40
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for gem
tlemen; conveniently located. i0S La
Branch. ~
HALF HOUSE to rent. Apply 1905 La Branch:
Two-s STORY STORE. corner Downing and
Pierce avenue; inquire 1913 Dowlins
TO RENT-To gentlemen only. nicely fur.
nished room with modern conreniences. III.
Texas avenue. u
NoTICE-scanlan & Bartell have movcd
from he Binz building TO zoe Fam street,
opposite postoffce. Our rent list is kept
strictly up-to date. You will save time ald
money by calling on us for anything In
this line. Phone l69. y
! CONTROL and show the best rent HOUSES
In the city. Call or phone If you want a
house. \. NJ. Norfeet, Bnz building:
CANT cottage SIS; all conveniences; on
Franklin. Inquire 21o3 Franklin. u
Fl RNIsHED ROOM, crate, bath. l1is Cap
FURNISHED ROOMS. all modern convent
erces; close n; terms reasonable. Phone
1908 -four ringsl; 1914 Mckinney avenue. y
NEW PLACE. 605ia Travis street, furnished
roon3s by day or week; business part o.
city. J.
FOR RENT-lsi6 Travis street, nine rooms
panty bath re ON, $50 per month. See I'd
mcnd c. Cochran, III Main street. !
FOR RENT--one room; Shepherd building
corner of Main and Congress avenue. Se'
Edward C. Cochran. III Main street II
TO LEAsE-splendid farm, Cd caney
in Wharton county eight miles beioH
Wharton on line of new tap railroad
los acres in cultivation. and about 80 acres
pasture. Five COOL tenant houses an
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Wharton. Texas. II
FOR RENT--S,ores 6l0 and GLE Main street
! Apply to e. T. Heiacr. q
j FOR RENT-A large store. 1917 Preston ave
1 nue.. frGuire at 1919 Preston avenue. at +
| Schweikardt's. t
FOR REl!T--The three-story brick building
| No. I'll Milan street. formerly crpied ~
| the W. C.. Archer Furniture oompan ,
whole OF in part. floor space 1880 feet
elevator and plodern improvements. T. F
| Lotus. I
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I HAVE several desirable locations on craw-
ford, Main and Milan streets that must be
eold' Nv llst of city property Is large and
can suit you in any ward as TO price and
terms. give personal attention to all
business entrusted 10 me and ask for q
share OF your patronage; Al property iis ed
with me will be advertised and shown free
OF charge. ~ NJ. Nor1eet. Room pol. Bnz
Building. Phone G73. u
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FINEST BRIC-A-BRAC and Bonn, Elite. IL
moges cisque, Carlsbad, Hungarian. Aus ,,
yaine. at bankrupt Store, Masonic Temple IL
NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular
snnnsi meeting OF the gtockboiodcrs o. the
Houston East aud West Texas Railway
Company will be held az the general on .
OF Inc company, ~ the city o. honst "a:
5th day OF december, 1899; and the regular
annual meeting of the directors OF sail
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will be held In the city OF Hous-
ION Texas. at " o'clock. noon. on Tues
day. the 18th day OF December. 1889. jam 9
A Baker. Jr., secretary Houston East an
West Texas Railway Company i2'l9-ss
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITER,
nost durable speedest. best. second hand
mschines All makes. L. A. Wright Co.
Generai Agent. No. POI Main. Dallas. q
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SAFETY deposit boxes in convenient sizes
for rent and valuable books. records, jew
elry. plate. deeds. life and insurance poll
cies and wills received for deposit and
safekeepins in the vaults CT the Houston
Land and Trust Company. No. 1908 Frank
lin avenue. Houston. Texas. i2-is-e'
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THE MONTHLY period is the dreaded time
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HOUSTON HEIGHTs-Lots for sale at loves
prices on installmcnt plan.
4 modern 5-room cottage now under con
s,ruetiou, one-half block from Heights bou
leyard equipped with bath room. city watcl
and other conseDiences, for sale on install
ment plan. John A. Milroy. Agent 2zo man
street.
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Personal.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office Of The Post
for the week ending Saturday, November 4:
45S; 1863; Mrs. ". L. Carey, 1904; 49, 66Sg
11o5; 1906; Editor (2(: i4O5 10; 49,: 1856;
1850 Coz; 1853; l5s, .iQs 49, -; 1872; i6Sz
1881, 1881; 74S6 a. i6,6 %; j. keene ";
74S7 (a); 1881: 1851; 1858 (1D; 1913 -; ass
t2) 1888 "a; 1859; \. A. S. E.. Old Sol Sol
der .6l5; Owner; 74sS ca; 5sle !33}. !!ssiS5
"a; Phenactine; 1921 az; 707l, 1886; 1875
(O;~Te22; lei7 80. 1872 "a; 764s; \ Ray
7475 (2); 1915; 700
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ANYONE KNOWING the whsresbopts Of
Hoppertown. AIiessn county. Mich He
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A SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier typewriter. Prlcs. $4,000. Write
J. J. Pas.orisa PIG, 6 Litho. Co.. for terms.
Houston. Texas. u
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WANTED TO BUy.

WANTED TO Bux.
We PAY best prices for second hand furni'
ture and household goods: ring up lis5 ttw
ringsj; will call. Wright q coomos' y,
Main. !.
y1NTED-To buy, in CARROTS. delivered a
iny io0 hounds OF over, at 3h cents; flesh.
n fat oxen. 24 cent? feshy to fat bulls
\ cents. r. ~ Cranberry, Houston, Tex
I
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CAN loU FARM Frost wants hands--ten-
ants or share choppers: finest BRACES bot.
tom land good houses and water, good
terms and $3.50 bonus for each family OF
workers. guarantee 10 feed all hands that
work --iranspoitation. Wrlta j. o. CoMSii'
manager. Harlem, Fort Bend county, Tex.
nuink
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FOR sALE-onc iix2i engine. one l0Als en-
ginc. with portable boiler: one 5O-nch
lathe. one bolt cutter, one pipe machine
foundry. cupalo and crane, etc. A. 4 Il. Y,
McGowen.
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DEALERS In candy Will do well 20 inspect
! Chns. Helms stock OF penny goods. AN the
1 latest novelties on hand. is
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FRUIT TREES -ornameWals, direct from
| nursery to planter; no agents or dealer
| profits. Wholesale aud retail; catalogue free
| Alvin NMrsory ComcamH, Alvin. ToNNs, y
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ONE OAK Grand upright plano, with stool
md scarf. 5000 cash or time with Q per cent
Interest," payable within IS months. We do
not raise our prices on time sale Come IN
and let us show II to YOU G. Janke Co. $
Music Housc oN5 Main street, t-l6-le00
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If. William Sommerfeld. ginner at
lmann's store. few miles in the coun-
will tender his customers a barbecue
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YOU WILL end complete line of pictures
picture frames mouldings, etc. 1T Kopf' 8
iOlA Prairie avenue
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WANTED--l.ive wide awake representative;
moro money can be made with us than any
other concern. We also furnish horseless
cnrrlaac free. Box No. KOS, kosion. Mass.
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Merritt's Report.

In his speech at the Auditorium
Democratic meeting in Chicago last
week John J. Lentz, of Ohio, in con-
demning the Mckinley Philippine
policy, said that the high and
mighty" in Washington had evil
IDENTIFY overlooked a statement
made Oy Gen. Merritt last August
while on the Pacific ocean returning
home. When Gen. Merritt wrote his
report at sea, on the steamship China,
and dated it Aug. 81, 1898, he was
still laboriug under the impression
that the President of the United
States believed that forcible annex
alton is criminal }"
Mr.. Leniz read from Gen. Merritt S
report the following Gen. Agui-
naldO, shortly after the naval battle
of Manila Bay, came from Hongkong
with the consent Of our naval autho-
rites, began active work in raising
troops and pushing the Spaniards in
the direction of the city of Manila.
Having met with some success and
the natives f0cking to bis assistance,
he procl aimed n independent govern.
ment of republican form, with him
self as President, and st the time of
my arrival in the islands the entire
edlfice of executive and legislative
department and subdivision Of terri
tory for administrative purposes had
been accomplished, at least on paper
and the Filipinos held military pos
session of many points in the islands
other than those in the vicinity Of
Manila
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W Il have no d liiculty in enjoying
matrimonial happiness.
1t may be worth while o remark,
in conclusion, that Miss Dixon is
right in saying that man has been
found out" but it is rot an origi.
nal discovery by the nineteenth cen
tury woman. Eve found Adam out
before she had been in the Garden Of
Eden with him hslf an hour. She
could have written magazine article
on the subject just as clever and con-
vinciDg as that iD the Humanitarian,
but she was too smart to put man on
his guard. She knew more flies are
caught with honey than with vinegar.
aud she handed down to her daugh-
ters the true secret Of managing the
worse half of creation. Men are nee
essary evils and the wisest women are
those who, while knowing them
best, do not allow the stubborn and
inferior creatures to realize that they
have been found out" but, while
guiding them skilfullv, permit them
to think themselves masters of the
situation.
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The Belmont Boys Win.
Belmont, Va, July 81

Belmont, Va, July 81, 1899.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather a match game Of base ball
was played between the Belmont ball
nine and the Ellisville nine at Thorn
hill on Saturday, the 10Th, which re.
suited in q splendid victory for the
Belmont boys. The game was called
about p. M. BY the choice of Capt.
Robert Burruss, of the Ellisville nine,
the game commenced with the Belmont
boys at the bat, and it was contested
by both sides with vim seldom seen
in country game. At the close Of the
second inning the score was about
even. Both contesting parties were
then compelled to leave the field on 90.
count Of the rain. While the players
were waiting for the rain to stop they
were literally supplied with lemonade
by Capt. B. f. Graves and Win Green.
Of the Belmont nine.
After the cessation Of the rain all re-
turned to the grounds very much re-
,freshed and recommended the game.
The Belmont boys soon demonstrated
their superiority. Fate Mason, the
Belmont twirler. in the pitchers box,
made short work of the Ellisyille boys,
not allowing them to make but two
runs in three innings.
During the 4.h inuing the Ellisville
catcher was severely bruised and was
compelled to stop. He was replaced by
a substitute player. Oapt. Robert Bur-
rus, the New York Captain, and pitcher
of the Ellisville nine. succeeded in bat
ting out several Of the Belmont boys In
the fist two innings, but afterwards
they struck his balls with perfect ease.
At the completion Of the fifth even
inning. the fast approaching darkness
preventing them from playing more.
the umpire awarded the victory TO the
Belmont nine, at a score Of l2 to A.
The Ellisville nine immediately chal-
lenged the victors to another game. 10
be played at the discretion Of Capt.
Graves, of the Belmont Nine.
A Spectator.
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800 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
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Persons troubled with diarrhoea will
be interested in the experience Of Mr.
W. NJ Bush, clerk Of Hotel Dorrance,
Providence, Il. l. He says: "For
several years | have been almost a con-
slant sufferer from diarrhoea, the fre-
quent attacks completely prostrating
me and rendering me unfit for my
duties at this hotel. About two years
ago a travelling salesman kindly gave
me a small bottle of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much TO my surprise and delight its
effects were immediate. Whenever
felt symptoms of the disease | would
fortify myself against the attack with
a few doses Of this valuable remedy.
The result has been very satisfactory
and almost complete relief from the
affection. For sale by NJ. M. Lewis,
Druggist