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HOUSTON DAILY SUNDAY MORI, L. J. 1. THE BUREAU REPORT ON COTTOH Letter from South Africa. State of Texas Is Ten Points Bdow Tcn-Yor Ayetage.

StatistbrfMYttn a Washington, October 1 Th monthly report of th chief of Us bureau ataUitlc of the department of agriculture will show th average eoadltiOBS of cotton September to hv been aa compared with Hi, on month ago; I on September lm, .4 th corresponding date la IMS, and a taw-year averag of 7.1 t- These flsures Indicate th condition on September and so attomat kt I CSMITSST SAts, TaASSVlAt BUB. Kuabarlev. Soatk AMca. Aiuil lXi -r Me tsr seeie msalh aa-J 1 as oult sarnnsad ta on anma and Sntt jAw an faallv. sway fraa Wheal went i.

awav JsrrisjsswesowManisw- Baeh4 bees ari ess Sfi eely rufshegxtwssby siar 1-otwnseAlmt kuaiatergsve ber on of yo.ir Wine of Cardal I keek and ah told me she wisbod she had eotv uotb tw voM a lot 01 pals fc eoaid eeee My woe has idlstrlkated your bosk tv her feieada aad they Sadfnaibeuul by taking Win mad to antldpat th result tram future weather conditions. Reports of damage during September from rust, shedding, drouth, caterpillars and worms an (aneral throughout th cotton states, th damage ta Texas being caused more by oH weevil and boll worms. Th crop is reported aa from two ta four weeks late and many? oorre ponder. ta report that ther will he bo top crop. Th fallowing shows 'th condition of cotton by State on September la sen of the last three years and that on August UCt, with tb ten-year averages: lr is or any wss to yeeee ifeay abKeSi tt so that other weMea seed jtsat.

ftennseuarorssnriisas a boOla, be 4 my wis savs I i wees sab toss a bottle she wonld never be witoeut is. Mr wits, her eieter and ksr. Irtads, loasi laheoUwrit TP, V'T saJSiSfxer -V I Ten year -fiuv1 atala ll Afcwyeankgo WmeoCsydaiwaasmaoHc txdnivelv. If gnuluall gvaed favor the Korth, Kt and West Orden for Win of Cardui eame from, Europe, Asia and then South' Africa bom whence) manjr cure bar bean reported. Wio ei Cardut is a popular medicine in HorioJuraajidmtactitarinnass Texas Geo rale ft Alabama MlNlaslppI South Carolina T9 Jrijns 0) Wut9lan 71 north Carolina ...74 Tennessee 71 Indian Territory 71 Oklahoma 71 Florida It 5 "'nuri 71 Vlrsinl 71 United Ststea M.t 1 Class count for mora in a range than in any other of domestic use.

TradeIark is an aljsoluto fuarsstet of both. 3 Quality arfl that the Best first-class dealers lUanlactBKd Only by r- Michigan Stove Company, Makers ei Stove tad Rang Ure rcivrf teJlirur what Wine of Cardni averag. 47 ti 14 ST a 1 Ti a at ttj a 4 tt a 44 71 41 a 71 Tt HI S) 41 a 44 tt 7 Tt 41 77 Tt 4 47 7J ta 7 a IT a 74 0.4 THREE ROADS Thompson, of the railroad aommlsslon Texas Unos. In compllinc with th law. Ptrdui rt imt to South Africa sjal tt fu a is that it is not a medicine of ordinary nvwiL is dotn tor goikma? iWt tteie.

Win of Cardui la a airraksfal hatband's INHNHttMtNtt4MI lestum aad usmtatat resalbi but it is a natnes tKsi reatnrai rxrfect 7 Jaauotoa to voluntarily writ bom Sooth Africa fl.uv boUIe ta on Wortd, Sttn Chtcaco afTlieb. Bering, Jr. fccasr it amy one of buu paUtul messaM we side of the world. Large exports of Wine of of Cardui has become blown all over the world doosnot limply aflaraoin without Iruurinc women. It bat csorU nexasirh ks lndooo Mr.

1 tV af I a wwaiu en Dt warn uom mi oniggiia TheGountry Is VALUATION OF AvutuvToxaa Oetober I. Engineer lu completed ih valuaUoo of three 'Right of way and depot grounds -Clearing and grubbing Earth excavation Rock excavation Bridging and culverts T' Track tiea Steel rails Joints, complete Spikes Iaytng and surfacing track Siding and switches Ballast Telegraph Buildings of all kinds Csttle guarda, fencing and road cross. Inge i Furniture for depots, tools liSgsl and onaineer expenses Interest allowable during conatroctloa 'Wm tf. tallaa branch of th Cotton Belt: Vehicles Call and see them at our repository, corner Franklin and Milam. inilhEr 4.

Eaetem Texas. Lufkln to Kennard: Honing stock value, t. Dallas, Cleburne and Southeastern, per mile for t.T7 miles. 0a ooooooseeooooooeeoooooBooooooooo, The Garlands Have Arrived Also the Coles Famous Air Tight Heaters. $2.50 com plete to $25.

Don't fair to see the large assortment and the close prices. A CARLOAD STOVES AND U. M. AMMUNITION Meyer Co. The biggest and prettiest assortment of new Steel Ranges and Cooking Stoves vever shovm In Texas.

The best guarantee ever given. REPUTATION BUILT ON HONOR We Oo Not Experiment We Cure Our Patients In all the world today in all the history of medical scienceno doctors nor any institution have treat-ed nd cured as many men as have those world-famous specialists; DOCTORS Belts Betts Dyar Xr. Jamiosoo'i women on the other The rTBsxn Win beetnaa it health to tofferituj At. I uaooa um qk TRIAL STILL. ON State Through Bot Passed Closing Until Honday, ITLLMAN'S FIRST WITNESS More Light Thrown on the tjfeat South' Carolina Tragedy by Miss" Roper.

Lexington, S. C. October 3. The trial of Former Lieutenant Governor J. Tillman has been' In progress but one week and the State ha not- formally rested Its case.

Solicitor Thurmond announced, however, when the last witness for the prosecution was examined today and had left the stand, that the State practically waa ready to doss, but desired to pass the closing until next week, as ther at further testimony the State may desire to submit. One of the witnesses for the defense wus heard to-lay. llvi' State having dispooeil of sll Its witnesses some little time prior to the hour for adjournment. No afternoon session was held today and the trial will not be resume! until Tuesday morning because of other matters demanding the court's attention Monday. Ouly four witnesses for the State were examined today.

C. M. Lade of Columbia testified that he saw Mr. Gonsales snd a little further ahead Tillman, with two other men, coming from the state house. Continuing, he said: When 1 got near the transfer office saw Mr Tillman throw up his arm and hoot, just that way (Indicating i.

I dll not see whether he drew his pistol or not, just saw tb shot aad Immediately Senator Taiblrd jumped between Uon-sales and Tillman and threw his arm this way against Tillman's face. a.ao sold, 'This thing must Tillman laid his pistol over the shoulder of thH gentleman, moving It back and forth several tlmee In an effort to get a chance to shoot again. Mrs. Kmma Melton, who was a clerk in the engrossing department of the State legislature during the last session. Kail she raw Lieutenant 'Governor Tillman and the other men walking in front of her.

Coming In their direction was Gonsales. who crossed 'diagonally across ti the Inside to pass between the onenin-r between the three men abreast and In front of the transfer elation. She stirt4d toward the same opening, intending, she said, to pass the. three men. und was looking at Gonsales, intending to tpeat to him.

She said, had Mr. Gonxales tak-in one more step she would have pa sal tho three men. When she heard the report she ran not knowing who had fired. A. G.

Lamotee aald that after the shot was fired he saw Mr. Gonxales and Tillman with a pistol In his hand. T. Schldemann said he heard Tillman sav: "I received your message." The defendant's witness heard today was Mary B. Roper, who was formerly of Edsefleld.

but Is now living In New York. During th year 1301 she had charge, she said, of an infirmary at 8partAnburg and nursed Captain Raphael Elliott, an uncle of N. GGonxalreV Mr Gonxales. ehe said, visited his uncle at the Infirmary There and asked If she had heard Gonxales make any reference to Tillman In his conversations with Captain Elliott, she replied In the affirmative. Witness said Mr.

Gonxalea "nuked I me If I considered Colonel Tillman a brave man. I told him I certainly did. and he said he did not; that he had made unman mow in, wnue itrainer twice, that he had challenged Tillman to two duels which he did not acknowledge, and that Tillman had no more resentment than to come to him In th hotel lobby and offer him a cigar, which he declined." "Wss It on one or more occasions that you beard hbV speak of Mr. Tillman in this dern-ator-4Tianner?" counsel asked. "On several occasions, the few day he was In the hoejpttal," replied the wit-She mid ehe had known 'Lieutenant Governor Tillman's family all her life and that the Jamille are not connected by Miss Roper said she had never heard Tillman make any threat against Goa- J- w' WERE EASY WINNERS.

A. and M. Football Team Captured First Game. Trinity unlvexlty. and the Agricultural and Mechanical collage opened th football season yeeteraay In well played asm on th A- and M.gndlron at College Stali-m.

The final score was: A. and It, Trinity 1 lineup waa aa follow: rinlty. A. and U. Burleson, end Harbin left Boettrher Bon Mauk Berry center Caruther Jtorals right giard Cover Aleut tackle Benjamin Steele end.Hamner.O'Neel Dickey Plii Good Blake, capt Hamner Burleson, capt.

Ellis Sim Barney -'roster The weather was hot. and Ahe twenty-minute halves were enouah to tire out both teams. In the semd half Coach. Piatt of the Aa-rtetiltural and Mechanical tollege tried a number of hi substitutes. Th Trinity bova, pisyed a strong gam, tut Tacked end'iniac inl wece unable, except for the Srst fewTntniites of nlar.i to atop th steady rushes of their oppo nent ne Bee don by Walter and Blma I playing for Trinity waa Burleson, Steele, Dickey The Agricultural and Mechanical (tart were Blake.

Wirto, Beajemln and Boettcb-er, Plrle made two touchdowns. Blak one. One goal was kicked by Rills. Final score: A. and M.

la. Trinity 4 Asmgnea ax uranger. 0 ranees, Texas, October t-T. D. Grif fin, doing a oonfMtionery and restaurant naslnes ten MS tbte wrtyri.

w. T. Lanetiam It asslane. A wets tul; liabniti su, eoanty. this afternoon.

He lu ferine near tlw Houston aad Texas Central railroad and bad evidently laid there, tor the purpose of getting killed. On sis person was foand a note, baullv turn, but enough waa mad out to aee that ha Bad smlctdal Intentions. The remain 4n chare by the officer. tfo Change in the Strike. Wa), Texas.

October There la no fat the striae situation today. Both art standing by their original post-Bow and It seems that a settlement ki as far ofT a It was the day th- sulk wan declared, which was week'ago to-Blght. Benjamin Commons of New, Orleans I expected at any tine to represent the motormen's union. The cltl-o have tried the second time to brine aoout an adjustment, but to no avalL Water Board Met Waos, Texas. October --The board of rbttnttoa in the water an sedan held a' brief conference In this city Engineer John B.

Hawley of Fort Worth was taatrocted to go to work Monday and the board will employ second engineer at another to be held next Engineer Hawley will organise a force) of men to begin the work of making investigation of the physical lake of the plant as soon as he arrives. A Delegate Named. Waco, Texas. October Mr. W.

L. Badssy has been iprolnted ly ivej. re-sen tatty J. d. Ainrworth as the repre-sMitatls of this ccunty to the sp-xjal of patriotism to be held at 8a Antonio durirr, the International fair.

has accepted the work and will go to work at once. Tn ciber lepresentitirta will announce, th -'h appointments at a Grand Jury Recessed. Waos, Texas, October 5. The grand jury, took 4 reccat yesterday afternoou until Monday. It has been in session fe'O weeks -and so far has returned only a sisads aumher if hills.

However, ue work of the oody as no: eompteied by aiy mssns, an it will usety aton for several days yet. la i Vfcksburg. Ml -Report of a somewhat aenaational tragedy which occurred In a twmet disttlit of Hinds county Friday evening, resulting in the uutan. death of Floyd Thompson at th aiadt of Newton Henry, bis brother-in-law. hav been received here.

Thompson Is aliased to bar seduced Henry's l-yar-oid daughter. 'Birmingham. Ala. The Southern Furnace Men's association today agreed oil a Si per cent reduction of the pig Iron em pat and to maintain existing price There waa a spirit of harmony prevall-ne- Jackson. Vies-Robert Adams.

Ild for murder; Herman Wilson, for stealing, an Paul Gilmer, for rany larceny, sawed their way out of jail her and escaped Ah are said to be deapesate men. It said they had aid from aetalde. a nt.oM a a 14.4 tlM u.741 a i.iN una a 1,600 00 ma t.7a 1 7.XB t4 4,140 44 a mh.ut Average per mile 6a.ru tor lilt Averag tor aulta. Egan to Clebum: Average tU.Et.7 MORE HOPEFUL awMssBa.sn,t-at Only Six New Cases and 5o Deaths at Laredo. ONE DEATH AT THE MINES But No New Ouies Were Re ported There A Number of New Cases at New Laredo, Laredo, Texas.

Octoberv-The yellow fever situation Is practlcailyNunchanged tonight There have been six new ease todav and three suspicious cases, but the physicians here art a greed that these few ease must be expected for the present. They think th change will com within four or Sv days andr that from next Wednesday or Thursday the number of new cases will begin to diminish. There have been no deaths here today, but on of the lire eaao reported at the eoal mln died. There an no new cases at the mine. Tb Post cos respondent received a report from Nuevs Laredo that there were eight aew cases reported and later this evening four new one aad Ave suspicious cases.

Dra. Gutters. Tabor and a number of other physician went to Nueva Laredo today. They foand seven ease In the hospital la that city. Dr.

Tabor snd Biipertritaadcnt Clark of th Texas Mexican wut go to Sea Diego tomorrow wuere they are to meet Judge Hopkins of usees. Judge Woods of Duval and Adjutant General Hulen for the purpose of holding a conference. The ohjeet of this efernos Is th opening of to Texas Mexican read for business. A train came over a portion of the road today, supplying to town with provisions THE ORAN HOSKIjNS CASE It Is to Be Taken Up in the Dis- trict Court at Fort orth Mqrulsy Mortiing. rort Worth, Texas, Oetober t-The elbratd Rosklns'oase win be taken up Monday la th Seventeenth district court.

This 'east hat attracted mora attention throughout tb United State tiiaa any similar eass of record and away denlopraent are anUdpatodr- It will be recslledjtjsat Mrs. NelUe Hssklnk nod tot rrtscWranroad tor Rt.009 damages for Injuries to bar bob, Oran, alleged tn hav been received white fn the employ of the railroad eranpary. She received Judgment for tab amount. Later Judge a kt. Wynn wsnt before th court and swore Mr, Hoakin had conspired to defraud th railroad company.

Over Ml witness hav bom subpoenaed la th REMANDED WITHOUT BAIL Result of Habeas Corpus ing of H. N. Wooley. Charged with Murder of P4)tinington. La Grans.

Tsaas. October l-H. u. Wooley, who I charged with th killing cf llba Pennington at Wailis, Texas, some tlaw ago: bad a kaboaa corpus bearing before Diatrtct Judge 1 W. Moor la this dry today aad waa bound over without bond to await th action of tb grand jury.

Mr. Wooley. through bat attorneys, gavs notice of appeal. Stock 'Water Plentiful. Mount Veraon, rraaklm County, Texas.

Oetober Cletsrns and pool, which hsjl became dry, have bsa rilled snd stock water, which was becoming very care, Is bow pieatlfsL It to thaught by some that th rata may benefit eottea as we tie set have eartjr frost, a. i. HU44 tt 4t 1.404 tt U.ttt ta.771 n.m It w.sot a ii.M tt tr.tan ttri tt it nt a IM 4.J51 i.m a lm 4.0(4 oe 7.M4 io.tr; a.itt 7.4ai i.ao ti l. 4.4 a utm 'tot. tat a U.7B 11 a u.7H it a.tri a tO- fit.

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Charles Hotel), New Orleans, La. THE WEATHER East Texas. -Showers Sunday and cooler In the, northwest portion, Mondtty, fair and cooler, except on th coast; trash southwest wltds Arkensss Showers and cooler Monday, freeh south winds. Ok.ahoma atu) Indian Territory Showers, followed by fair and cooler Sunday. MsWidsy, fair.

West Texas lair, cooler Sundsy. Monday, fair. New Mexico-Hair Sunday and Monday; warmer Sunday. Louisiana--Showers Sunday, with cooler In northwest portion. Monday lair; fresh south winds.

Cotton Region Bulletin. Cotton region bulletin for the twenty-four hour ending at 8 a. nv, 75th merid- Mui lime, yesieraay: Rain- State of Mln. full weather. Station.

Abilene Beevllle Blano Blenham Browbwood Corpus Christ! Corsicana Cuero Dallas Dublin Fort Worth Galveston Greenville Hearoe Henrietta Houston Huntsvtlle Kerrvllle Lampasas Lengvlew Lullu Nacogdoches Max. 8 88 St 9 91 P7 a 8 n. 8S St .00 Pt. cldy .00 Pt cldy .00 Clear Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 Clenr .00 Clear Clear .00 Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 Pt. cldy Clertr .40 Cloudy Cloudy .00 Cloudy Clear .00 Clear Cloudy .80 Cloudy .00 Cleur T.

Cloudy .0 Fostgy .00 Cloudy -Cloudy Cloudy .00 Clear Cloudy .00 Cloudy 71 76 71 70 70 70 TJ Tt 76 74 71 .70 7 70 7J tS 71 tr 72 7S 71 75 01 ,71 71 Tt Tt rkestlne kt Pari 17 San Antonio Ban Marcos at Sherman 82 Taylor Temple a Waco 9 Waxahachle 17 Weatherford tS .00 Cloudy on oo 00 Cloudy Cloii'ly Cloudy .00 Cloudy Meant 87.4 71.0 Not included. In means. DISTRICT AVERAGES. Central Station Temperature Rain Stations. Atlanta Augusta Charleston Galveston Little Rock Memphis Mobile Montgomery New Orleans Oklahoma Bavannnh Vlckshur Wilmington reporting.

Ma Mln. fall. a I 10 1 10 CO 0 S3 71 64 Cl 62 63 68 63 to .01 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .01 WISHNEWTRIAL Attorneys for Corttt Have Praent-cd Thdr Hotion ERRORS BY JUDGE ALLEGED As a Ground for the Appeal Which la to Be Taken in the Celebrated Case. Columbus, Twaas, Oetober I In th cans of th Stat of Texas vs. Gregorlo In which th defendant was charged with the murder of Sheriff R.

M. Glover of Gonsales county, snd la which be was envlcttd of murder In the first degraev and sentenced to Ufs imprisonment, the defense today filed at 4 p- m. a motion for sew trial. The motttn was based on the following grounds: That the court erroneously overruled the defendant's application for continuance, which application was bad an the absence of three Mexican claimed to be eye witnesses of the killing or Glover. Thst the court erroneously admitted, over defendant's objection, evidence of the killing of Sheriff Morris of Kernel county by defendant three before the killing of Glover That the court erred In admitting evidence of the confession of Cortes In the San Antonio jad, because th defendant claimed that ho had not seen sufficiently warned to render said confession admissible.

After assigning several more grounds of error In admission and rejection of. evidence, the defendant assigned numerous grounds of error in the court's charge. The defendant then assigned as ground for new trial the action of the State's attorney in argument, claiming thst the Btatow attorney said that Ro-maigom, brother of defendant, was dead, and that his family could not be found to testify against him, snd that the defendants mouth was closed. Defendant objected to said Jlne of argument on the that aa hs had not taken th stand In his own behalf this wss a violation of the law forbidding th State to allude to the failure of tb defendant to testify. The defendant further stated thai on the trial of the cause the defendant did not have a fair and Impartial trial, because the court room was filled with Influential cltlsens of Gonsal county, some of whom were subpoeuaed by th But and were not placed on th stand, nor placed under th rule, but were merely subpoenaed to Influence th Jury; that three eillsens war present taking an active part In th trial of the cause In behalf of the State, doing all in tneir power to influence th jury against defendant.

That la the argument of the caess, tlr, Hopkins dosed the case for ths Stats, alluding in las argument to th defendant as "a Mexican burse thief, a red-handed, murderer and sheriff -slayer," etc, and called en the Jury in the name of the most Influential cltlsens of Gonsales county here Mumbled to hang the defendant, to all of which argument the said Influential cltlsens responded by miles, nods and sxpresslona of approval, thus influencing the jury again! the defendant The Bute filed affidavits showing by various dtlsens of Oonssles county that ths wtineeeMi for whose absonos continuance was seked had been for a long time In Mexico snd that th defense knew this or could hsve ascertained It by Inquiry. After the filing of a few counter affidavits by the defense snd argument by counsel, th court overruled the motion and the defense gave notice of appeal. SAENGERBUttD DAY. 'The Singer. Are Assembling at New Braunfels.

New Braunfal. Tsxss, October 1 Th Gwmaa Mountain Singers' leaura closed l' lnteenth Baengerfett her today after re -elect Ins all th old officers and deddlng: ta met next year at Comfort Tlw German -Texas SMnawrhund win hold Its dfUetb smuversary celebration here tomorrow As nearly a posslbl the ooedltlons andeV whtck the Srst Saenger-fest Ik 1S were held, will be reproduced. Judae Juiru Scbrietae of AuwUa, will liver Ik eratioa of th dky. MAIN and CAPITOL Phones 596 Inent visitors In the city yesterday 'Tha' entire party left la.teilglil, Messrs Bail and Ounter solo. i.

i r1'' Javne direct in. i ar. layn sill make pre para sneclsl oeailon Kscheduled to assemble "on NovembeT. to Firemen. well known Arm, d0 not wtsl to hay their nam published, hay do- mm fund.

J1" Tn Pt to exproea dS. Palcr Pinto Weill, Txa, October -Tnw records of Pslo Pinto county a kevt Si the clerk at Pslo Pinto for hawill tl death and ten marriages. -i 'y1 BlloxL Miss. It hat been JL the; 7 avrt Whltn ainrl In th. Utt I.

ONS hav withdraw." rZI I 4 i THE NEW OIL FIELD At Sutherland Springs, Wilson Co. -His every Indication of ell that It found it Sotit Lake (except th usher Itself). We. her options on sereril hundred teres of the best prospective- oil jtlld In tracts from 29 to 400 acres. The Indication of oil oa the lands will surprise yen, and we can rll them at actual farming rallies If bought before options run out.

Writ at one' for detailed Information. MLRCHISON REALTY CO. Sutherland Sorings, 4 I. LSCOTT, ktsssioat si 4 A. L.

KOOO. Sear LiU. atism KIIVO." or witnessed the intern torture, and that it is right- know that ahensastism rot cTcrncia every ntnscle and Joint in the body was being torn uiy uu-awuuuaiif uvpeuas lur wttiiot nJOTUlI, Wllcn i tUe weather or exposure to damn, chilly winda American 'Federation of Catholic Bocl-lles, th veral Catholic organ laationa ot Ihc city will meet at the Temperano hell. -corner of Jackson and Tekaa avenues' to) perfect the organisation of a Lianch of the National society. The different societies have appointed elesate to attend.

-Th Stat organ- Irer, J. IXirranaet, will present to outline the work In aocordanoe wl the National ont I good is looked for. For Plumbers' MedaL There was an ezclUhff bowling contest on th Coney Island allays last night In wnlth the members 'of the Plumbers' bowlinst team contaatad for th beautiful (roll! medal' thitt hna been hung up for. them. II.

Keasler waa high man. scores wr a follow, two games of ten (raroet each being rolled: iripps 6 Walker H. .46 B. Warren ........61 Harden Van Lew 45 Barnard C. Flock ...74 U.

ftoenecke 73 For, Special' Seisiori' fW? rUfley, Cotonel Jot Uunter and p.nater Pet'ev'S' ee.ii em ry i MEDAL PRESENTATION Confederate Veterans Receive Badges 61 Honor This Week. Th Ora 'Roberts United Daughters of the Confederacy, will prevent of honor to the veteran at Armory nail on Thursday night, October a The following musical program will bj rendered: Solo by Miss Louise Joniv (selected): accompanylst, Mr. Theodore D-Weyer: msndonn solo. Mr. B.

B. 8-hm-n (selected), aocompanyist, Mr. Theodora D. Nicholson; solo, air. Harry Griswold (se-ectedjplaiio Profenp BIRTHS.

A baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs, En-gene A. 7M Jefferson avenue. To Mr. and Mr.

O. Khnmln of 13U Clay street, a son. Catholic Societies to Meet. TeW aai tsu. iieasWt sail F.

irke, Katlonal ft the attack, lasting for days perhaps, and leaving the pa. 1 constitution or crippled and deformed tor all time. condition of the blood is the cause at every form and Mnacxtlar, Articular, Acute, Chronic, Inflammatory Jood most be tmrftd and purified before there an 'na. ExternJaTOlicatiotiaythettaeof linimentaand I tiTOrKwkryrelici, bat wh treatment doea not reach diseaed blood but S. 8.

8., the greatest of all enTe heumgtiam by antidoting and nentralia. Ibnildingaptheweakajidalnggiabload. It is reliable in ail fonnt of Kheonutlam. Itmakea .1 acid blood rich, aad the pain -tortured mnt md jointtare relieved, the ahattered nerVes are sonr, aad the entire gystea is iaTigoratcd aad by thetiaeof this great Tcgetable and our phyiicianl will furnish with-red, aad we will mail free our book oa te proia- B. Mr.

chools,.