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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

The Concert and distribution win take place
under the immediate supervision OF the Trustees
named In the act OF incorporation.
The Trustees will be ateisted By well known
and eminent citizens OF Kentucky, VINO nave
superlntcnd the drawing and distribution
i7he holders Of tickets to which gifts are
awarded will be paid OH presentation OF them
or their fraction, at the ofice In Louisville, the
second day aT drswins ana eS eScry hs ses
dircct or through any Bank or Express Cpmpany
for collection ~ All orders accompanied by
Drafts, Pottofiice Money Orders, or Greenoacks,
Will be promptly attended TO-, and tickets re.
turned by mall, Registered or expressed as f &c
. Tickets are like greenbacks- good only to tho
nG%vr; BUYERS will note there arc only One Hundred
Tholfand Tickets instead Of Two Hundred
thousand, as in the San Francisco Gtn Coneert,
and that there "a $50 900 more distributed.
sold that and paid the awards IN four and
paid 6IsS. .000 to ticket holders from Noyem.
ber ID 70 10Th, 1870, and turned over N19 OOO
10 the Secretary due tickets not presented.
It will be particularly noticed that It III mat
ter OF impossibiliy for any oneto Know wsst w
numbers draw gifts, as tits not known what
the % Sifs OF any humber .drnwn from tho )ntst
wheel will be, until the sealed box, with amount
Of tho Sift plainly printed, Is taken from the
oiher wheel aud opened in fnn View Of tho au-
dionce, therefore the larecr gifts may not come
drawing, Tho Sl0O, 900 gin In the San Francis
co Gift Concert, 'unfer the management OF Z.
r. Peters, was tho 900th number drawn. and
was awarded and paid to q gentleman IN New
Orleats. 20
The drswii,r Will Be extensively published,
and nartios orIeriuotickets win have printed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

ICDUUdIU q " IIIIHVy' IIUr =. :.
tees. a.. ,.-"e0
Mcdonald 5 Whitney, Trus-. - . = / 70
tees. es.................. ...l39. -. .l0......c0
Mcdonald 4 Whitney, Trus. gEU 40
tees. :. .................... .SN ....10......@
Mcdonald 3 Whitney. Trus-
tees. =. 3iT. -. .10......0
'''a tsss 4o,.. 50. 100
Mcdonald s. Whitney, Trus-
McDonaid s whitney. Trus-
tees. ...................ds5. E. 80. 90
Mcdonald j. Whitney, Trus-
tees. -. ..sse....,.5.....lO
Mcdonald & Whitney. Trus-
, tees. .. -. VOL ....o''' ~
Mcdonald & Whitney, Trus-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
FOR SALE:

OUR DRUG BC SISEEsS, located In San Fran
cisco. CAL, After our best Wishes, and express.
inc oar thanks for the liberal patronage We have
received for more than twenty.one years, during
which period we have been s,sadS Ny sSsaScd Eng n
in conseouencc of the raptd growth OF DR.:
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters, now spread
over the United States and countries iL oeynha,
we are neees sated u devote our entire ume 70
said business. ... p.o,s.
coast. aud tho only ono continuous nnosr ,toe
same proprietors since lSl9, and have de.er;
mined 70 ssll our large pEospetogs sas,s ana wen
This h 4 rare opportunity for men with means
Of entering into Apr0dsaRle 9atlnees, win I'd
yantaces never before offered.
For particulars Inquire Of = .5ooT q
-S"rNS r. n MCDONALD &scot - -
r. II. McDoNALD, Wholesale Druggists,
j. G. SPEScrR,i IS N...-. san I r''iil i'eo' SS-'
NIB. Until a sale is made wo shall continue
our importations and keep large STOCK o. lresn
goods constantly on hand, and seu az Ptieess, 70
defy competition. IL - lyL.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
MANNER OF DRAWING.

There viii be two glass wheels. Ono wheel
win contain number plainly printed ,s1 on
boxes each containing d. o1s ta9 or num;
her will be drawn, from the 10Y, 900 wheel, and
the ,first box drawn from tho second or 7al' boz
wheel win contain a Eii neatly printed .sssnS snd
wheel viii DO the gin Of the tag nr.t drawn, ,
whether 800, $1,000 or 800 .Ooo. AZ announced.
1864 Tlckats Dlsrosed Of In July.
}, I'd iinture ticket. holder, the public are as.
sured that iT only. $4,000 tickets are sold, only
1900 numbers 70 IN tho large wheel, the III
rifts awarded. but diminished pro rata. In case
81, ,OOO ckctsioniy 'are rcld. only nnnibers to
5000 60 in tho large wheel, and the S2i giiss IS
tiskets arc sold, the entire ~ gifts viii Be PAD
n falI-i. being intended no unsSld tickets e'
Tho Nansger has already paid into tho 9th
aeu' Bank ,tsa-6 800 toward dcfrrying; ths q,
10 nav i,ls expenses or Printing, Advertising;
etc. Fhc Iuslc sss invited 70 ths utmost s, 'efu'
Persons desirous Of acting as agents for the
sale or our tickess, in any city Of the United
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

12l Prizes, in all 80. ~. 49,. go. $6o00O
After paylpg the expenses Of the enterprise
and milking the distribution Of the gifts. the
balance Of the proceeds arising nom the sale o.
tickets will be aPproPEisted to the estnSshneRns ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
- caARILE;s i Ll5;s,!IIi. r. PETERS, EII;I'sS

|. , Manager, Louisville, Kentucky.
onice-laO Main Street. Johptont Block.
r. T.. DURRETT, President W.,Ny Ny6hhLL Hal.
secretsSy.; GfTIzBNs BANK, Treasurer, . -
:, Money received from sale OF tickets IN Cah:
fofnIa, oregon andj Nsrads, wdll be deposited
With WeNs. Fargo& Co., yEgiaiA CITY, 70 await
tho dtawipG, ii Min hNn N.Yrhtaltly W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

.ugil9g,I gaI M. M.A.FRRNCH,li lia
Gepe1si Agent. yirGinte Oity: Nsy.,
70 Who wiz supply tlekS4 and isfpisH SiGfA aaSs q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
GIFT CONCERT.
$1,000; y!

,DY AUTHORITY oPlA SPECIAL ACT
ID Of the Legislature OF Kentucky, Of March
Is, 1871, the Trustees or the Public Library OF
Kentucky will givu aIgnI h.Eh yJH1a!'j %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
iT0NI5 MARRIAGE

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on GREAT
IL SOCIAL EYlIa and ABUSES, which in.y u
terfere with Marriage and ruin the happipes. Of :,
Bfring and Upfortulsts, diseased lpd tdebill: :,
tailed, Sent in sealed letter envelopes, nee OF
cla1gu.nI oi 1924 5al di.W n.fuOU Ion
ris ss;s,:: S, SsS A:oi!:0n S0s .sss ssaihi ~
g .hegi % bna sps " inEI
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THEEETENING NEWS
QUE ADYRRTIsING AGENTS..

3dI 95I I79lsALO0NSl 7ol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
There are fish in the Trinity.
MARRIED.

At Eagle Ford, Dallas county, Texas, on
Tuesday February 18th. 1871, At the resi-.
,lence Of the brides uncle, (Alex. Howard. J
nv Rev. Mr.. REEVES. Mr.. HENRY C. MIL
LER and Miss MARY A. PHELPS.
The editors, typos, depils, etc, of the
HERALD estahliskpehf, and also the wives
and little ones ofiha editors, enjoyed the feast
reserved for then by the fair bride. Yet,
had this not come, we should have express
ed our sincere wishes for the uninterrupt-
ed happiness and prosperity of the happy
couple who have recently formed Lyme
neal compact, which, we hope, Dought but
the trenchant blade of Death can sever.
On Tuesday evening last, at the resi-
donee of the brides father. BY he Rev. r.
W. TuonPsoS. Mr.. L. CONNER, of Tarrant
county, and Miss MINNIE A., daughter Of
Rev. JOSHUA ADpiNGTox, Of Dallas.
We extend 10 the happy pair our hearty
congratulations upon this auspiciousevent.
We earnestly trust their life's journey may
he serene and uBclouded, and that little
a. Addipgs-onr may eventually complete a
happy family circle.
At the residence Of the brides father, on
the 25ih ui,-. BY Elder c. X. STRIsLISe.
Miss L. DOBBS 10 G. x. JEWELL all Of
Palo Pinto county
Lueky dog, friend GeOrgsi III were to
interpret the sunny smiling face Of her
who assumes thy cares, il would rad
a Happy man r Good bye, ny quondrsn
friend; resign thee 70 gentler hands. and
may eonnuhial happiness follow thee and
thine through al the labarynihs Of long
and useful life. May thy path be ever
sirswn With daisies, humping luck and
zig fat babies J. Q J.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04


iH lfrfr the great f'Hir
Ihf. an ani hra'.rHl 30 fifr
hHn Hiir nfihs Aru tmk iIrI
trfal insiiinIe las af iasi arfifti
sl.mmn1 in announcement. affi
iatInasniie al r0ms at thc lluf.
rrf llnusr be- ibis riif frum 49,
rndit.s numiieroi certificates Whith
De- has in his Possession iiun az
parts n the United States and ia
hundreds ilsnn nnr AVA State, ~
ihr rf,ti that b. las periOfmoi
wonderful ani permanent earr',
Nlirh, in s0mr tases. are mira,n.
lnEs, Is Ia onr mind a suiiiaicnl eva
deure that he ia physician 81 -
maTkalle and distinguished sklli,
lie is i0fliird hy lho very beet oi
testimonials. His continued sec
ress throughout our slalo l. = -
proof that lac can no what lac ,d'
vcrliscs Ia do. Tho noelor treats,
.ani makes il a speciality, diseases
, oi lhu Iomale IN all lis Narions aad
dangerous forms, and promises, Ia
rrsiore - health, happiness and
usefulness, every female, whelle r
she ho old 90 y0unI lilo aso
makes a speciality oi the treatment
nj the Eve, Lungs and Throat is
easrs, rheumatism and kidney
Complaints, Tho D0rl0rs highly
Electrical Vegetable Remedies are
compounded hy himself aud uSsl
exclusively in his own practice, At,
{ iliclcd, it YOU would be- healed, ,all
ON ihis celebrated physician, 1.-The
can cure YOU he will tell yon %,
and his charges will be found mod
crate.
Since penning the above we hbe
been favored with "a call from Ills
distinguished physician, aud m;sl
say that We fnnnl him 10 he an
agreeable, ailablc, anu highly enter
tanning gentleman. aud with his vs.
il We were very much pleased IT,
member he remains nj the llerri.g
House hat cigat days, ending hS
stay on Tuesday night, February
2s,h, Read what tie press of 9th
er States have To say in his favor,
Tho Mobile Tribune thus speaks pi
him:
/ 1t is rare that q medical man has
ever visited Mobile, and met with
the success that has attended DR.,
Porter during his soiourn in our
city. llc opened II suite Of rooms
at the Gulf City Hotel last Monday
and during the entire week they
have been crowded from morning
to night with patients awaiting
their turn TO be treated.
Waco Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
TEpsE,iiTN NE gsf,NpECT.

" MnEgEAs, IL hath pleased the Supreme
Grand Muster OF the Universe To again
visit oar happy Brotherhood, and strike
down in our midst our beloved aud esteem
ci ErGlh,r. John q. Pipkin, in the begin
ming Of his manhood aud the prime OF his
usvGuuess; and again impress upon onr
iorgetiul minds the incxorable decree, that
nil men must die Aud.
Whereas, This sat ,XemplhcatiOn of
mortality, so grieyous 10 us all, aud :"
pungenl TO his distressed family, should
not pass without reminding Ms that ere
long We, too, must pass 'tlAt bourne from
whence 10 Traveller returns. that no
age nor station in life iseXceped Youth,
manhood and dccrcpia age are alike
swallowed up in its mighty flood. But IN
the midst OF our grief we are comIorted
with the happy though, that we mourn not
rs these Who have 10 hope; Therefore
be it
Rcsoired. That in the death Of brother
Pipk;n. this community has lost nst and
upright mnn--Iur fraternity an cXempla
~ mcmhernnd worthy ollicer,and his FAM
ly kind and ailectUnale husband and
father.
Resotrcd, That we de sincerely mourn
the untinicly death of our hroll er; and
here around our sacred Altar, where We
were wont 10 meet with him, We do pledge
ourselves To emllate his many noble vir-
tues, and whatever may have been his
fuibl.s, to throw the mantle Of charity
over then.
ReScired, That we do condoe with his
widrw, child and relations; aud were it
Bnssible, would comfort them. We are the
friends OF the widows and orphans, and in
tic discharge of this sacred trust, we will
commend the family Of our brother to that
God who alone can heal the wounds of the
widows heart, aud dry up the toun-
ia Ii o Il orr hu'. tears; and pray HAT
ln,y may so walk i'll this life That they
will he reunited with him in that Celestial
odge above, where all good Mnsons, ttro
the grace of Cod hope Mt last to arrive.
hesoiced, That the Lodge be drapea in
.aonrmng, and the brethren wear the usu-
al badee for thirty days.
Resoirtd That these resolutions be pub
lished in The Dallas HERALD, and entered
rpor the Minutes of the Lodge, and n copy
be furnished the family OF our deceased
br0L er.
J. X. P. RECORD !
HENRY b VII. Com.
JOHN I. AULT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
J. X. P. EC0RD !
HENRY b iLL. Com
JOHN I. AULT,

The new amendments to the Consiiiu-
ton Of the United States, proposed by Mr..
Coburil, of Indiana, would, adopted, car
yy,ihe elective principle TO an extreme far
beyond anything hitherto demanded by the
most ultra Republican. His proposition
contemplates the election Of MI United
States officers, except those OF The United
States Corrts, by tie q mlified voters Of
the Sinte, district, or locality in which the
officers in question are expected TO serve.
The elective list includes postmns;ers, land
officers, pension agencies, revenue aud GUS
tnmhouse officers, and all others engaged
in duties of civil character on behalf of
the Federal Government. II is proposed
that the officers thus elected shall he SUBJ
irct 10 the orders and regulations Of the
Pres dent aud heads of departments aud
amendable, as they now are. for amy Of
FENCES committed, but the salere OF exetu-
tive patronage will be reduced to the APP
pcinlment Of foreign ministers, oonsuls,
aud departmental, Judicial and Territorial
officers, and iIs control over United States
officers will he limited TO prosecutions for
their sius OF omission and commission.
N. o. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
-Ruy your RooI, nom llayn,,,

TRNpE rRoN TrNAs,--,Ws have heard
same nr The hss' husinrss men In IoWn
sneak of tho l,lea NJ srrling nau doWn
~ Texas ihis seasnn EARLY. 10 advertise ihr
rl,v. Hnd draw trade iowarls Il during ihe
-nnmrr, The last portion IT The ltal-''
WHO were here .s'i svrsnn, will, ~ coursr,
r"m" luck, Hl,i ruroN'asr others Z" lo s"i
hut there are many more Nhn Vou'l alsh
bring iheir slds< here Il they were prop
yrly advised.
I'm agent from llhS'cS Nlose business
would he 10 wish The principal towns AMI
shaw 10 the leading stack dealers the adj
van,hges ni driving stock here. could dn n
great deal inwnrlS Interesting oar cattle
trade next summer.
Th"ic are several merchants here who
d'nl largely ~ wagons, hnInrss aud cloth.
ihg--rhc Ve'y arlclcS most needed hy
Texas dealers and who nrr always nbl'
Ia supply the demand. Let l. be k'cSn IA
the drawers that they can get every arii.
c'c they need in Baxter aud NIL uller ar
gum"nls viii he IN our favor.
Now, we do not urg" the city IN this mat
ter. Bur, us We got the idea irnm promi.
mrnt men. We think il worthy of space
aud consideration.
Baxter Springs kansas Sentinel.
February 10,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04


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pc, STA as ssiiaaiFi a. rtiWfi IA
ishrsss Sad hsil RfTs sisss 81 ias oIsFr
Hose, f'rEsai halls 49, Eissn Ia sssfg
s.il - 80 siiy, AiiFsgF 'ssiFlfasaH'iy
la Nssainsiss, iar saF, 81, siys = dis
Tairh sas = seul'rial saaerss, sh,ls 81
'islsrsisn ihsrs sss = gTsai e'sai sHa
l,ueh iAisTssi aHi smussmsai rgh,iiiri.-
Al hs'h ,hrss iaiisE siiirs, ne bri.sEr, az,
esrai'si sss 'his yeas iusagarssel lsr q.
6rsi l.tnr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

"fnE Two fRIENu,, -SurA Is the title
~ a very nnr, beautiful, accurate aui na,
lual chrome picture We have recently ~
esiyrl irom T., II, Cushlur, Tho famous
bookseller aud slaliouer OF Houston, Texas,
This exquisite gem {, irom the establish.
m M u l., lrang = Co, 2lSa Washington
street, Boston, Massachusetts. Il iSa lac
simile copy OF an o.. pain,iug much al.
mined hy ronnoi'srursl by Grand. II rep.
re 'enls pretty little gigl playing with a
large, inlelligont,looking Newfoundland
dog. We consider il one Of the most eie
CANT and lifc-lke We have ever possessed
or seen. Si'e, I3SlGl inches. The price
is So, currency, per copy.
GA reference TO their Catalogue Il will
be seen that L. lrang * Co. publish a very
large number OF Chromo,, half Chromcs,
CRyons, rhololilhogmphs, Album pictures
Prings (dnel lnpermls, Publications for
Schools, Illuminated Marriage Certificates,
ornate Book. Marks, steel Eugrayings. etc,
etc; all or which can be- ordered of or
through l.. II. Cushing, Esq, Houston,
Texas.
We beg leave 10 add rs orr sincere con-
viclion, that any one desiring to adorn the
walls Of his home with faithful copic, OF
great pictures by great masters almost, If
no, quite, us good as the originals-cannot
40 better than to order such as he may de-
sire from the comprehensive and compare
lively low.priced stock of l.. Prang X Co.,
of or through L. II. Cushing, Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

EsSss There is now no donbt that Dallas
has better destiny than even its most
sanguine friends have ever anticipated
By reference to Richardson's Railroad
Map, contained in the Texas Almanac, it
will be seen that Dallas is TO be the cross
ing place OF four railroads. All doubt as
to the future Of Dallas may as well be al
once dismissed. Now let those who have
capital unite the money-bags, aud let the
people hear the inspiring jingle of the
shining ore. Let them build houses and
do everything else in their power to ae-
commcdaie the rapidly-inercas,pg influx
Of new corners to the city. Make accom- :
modations, and people who come here will
stag here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
Peace I'm EurOpc.

BY the following dispatch il will be seen
that peace has at last been concluded tc-
tween France and Germany. Whatever
ANY be the terms, land We have not Sc
cured their full delails,) they have been
accepted by the THEIRS government Of
Franc, aud peace once more pIeyaiis.
Here ARE the latest dispatches:
LONDON, February "a, 4;j0.-A Stand
ard special from Versailles announces that
the treaty of peace has been signed by
Theirs and Bismarck. Some details are
unarranged, but will be adjusted to.mor-
row France pays to Germany three hun
drcd and twenty millions thalers. Asace
aud Lorraine, including Metz and Nancy,
urc coded The German army will not Gu
ter Paris. Emperor William leaves on
Monday for Berlin.
PARIS, February 24.-The military au-
thoritics are still unadviscd us TO the entry
of the Prussians. The impression is be-
coming general that the enemy will forcgo
their triumph.
1t is rumored that the Assembly will ad-
iourn from Bordeaux TO FOntainbleau.
Paris journals say the Prussian de-
mands on France have produced painful
impression in the London, Vienna and St.
Petersburg Cabinets.
LONDON, February PA colliery en-
plosiun occurred in South Wales. Fifty
dead bodies have already been taken out.
LONDON, February 20 "A times special
from Paris says the treaty is regarded MS
signed.
Blanc, Hugo and Rochforl, members of
the RAD cal Left ofthe Assembly, will pre-
sent motion impeaching Napoleon. 1t is
stated at Versailles that the moteriek Of the
French reg imens at Bordeaux is excellent.
PARIS, February 25.-rhiers accepts the
principle of territorial cession, but is try.
ing TO save Metz. Bismarck agrees to
leave that fortress to France, but Mollke
objects.
Rome recognizes the new French gov
eminent,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

An attorney. In MIR. Beeehers co npany,
once ASKED him "Snpposing that the par
IONS and the devil should litigate a case,
whici, party do you think would gain It p
-rhe devil. no doubt, repiel Mr.. Deccher.
las he world have all the lawyers on his
side Exchange.
This i confession Of weakness on Dir
Beechers part for which We we're unpre-
par~d. II is also strangely at variance
with the lerse aud forcihle opinion Of that
popular preacher which Mr. tireeley, Of the
New York Tribune 9aFe uiierancs 10 when
returning one day frem hearing sermon
from the Plymouth pnlpit- In reply to a
friend Who asked What be ihongin Of Beech
rr. the pisiioscpher rspiiel in the tone Of a
lnan who has bad cUnriciion brought home
hin, ale beais b-l
rDaifimore Bulleiin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

uuf .iuniff fnuslns re- M saH
haFs an aprafinnilr AZ fisIiinf iha
great tfesflni CTS tlfsHt orc NJ
Nwrs n isjusf i1ur weeds sinle
Me- Aufes ianlci in tialrrsinu with
wiihlai anY duubi. che best shua
oser oshibiiei be- fexas. ur elso.
shtrs. Aner too seoks travel he
tho mad. snuN, A., with several Il
his Performers on the sick lisi. DO
sas hnaiiy compelled "a Tbiura a.
this city, sheH' ho exhibited tao
days 10 crowded houses, aud Gal
weston, where his canvass has been
nighlly filled, Tho weather las
been passable good for some ten
DAYS back aud the roads arc now
la somewhat better condition. On
Saturday, next, Immediately amer
the performance 10 over, the maui,
moth establishment at Mr.. 4. ".
Aoyes will take the ears and start
GA tho annual tour through the
State, For the heneit orhis friends,
Throughout the State, Mr. Moves
Publishes to-day the route which
ho is going To take, We have not
space 10 notice particularly every
member oflhe Crescent City Cirrus,
but We can say that each aud every
one connected with Mr.. Noyes'
Crescent City Circus have been SO,
leeled with care, and from the best
performers in and out OF the eOnn-
icy, Paris, London, California
aud other places have been drawn
upon 10 make tho company orc. W,
Noyes the best in the country, and
the crowded tent daily shows that
his efforts have been successful,
Wait for the Crescent City Circus
Il is coming
Houston Times
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

BRApY's FAMILY BlrrERs.--Ths great
tonic has achieved n popularity surprising
any other preparation ever introduced IS
the puhia. As purifier of The blood, ami
as n cure for dyspepsia, it is infallible; in
fever and agne or diseases of the kidneys,
its efficacy has been tested by thousands !;
and we know of no medicine that has
achieved so favorable II reputation. North.
South, East and West it is known ana np-
preciatej, an we may add. without eXug-
geratiou, ;hat " Everybody Takes IT,
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lsanctrir uplsNsician.

Ihc NttCntlOn OF The puDIlc is cal.
led 10 the. advertisement Of DR..
Reuben Porter, III this issue. The
Doctor comes highly recommended
NJ Il skiItuIand successful physician.
His practice has Econ extensive III
the South and the cures he has per-
formed are astonishing and almost
miraculous. He will be in Bolton
on the 18th. and will remain only
five days. Persons suffering from
disease will consult their interest
by giving him II caIl,-Bciton Jour
nat.
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Wfsirrn f.fHnff e laff ffiaf.
nslafefiIai thai ihf deceased taias
a. lis death ifum fsissafr "hhaf
a. Ynl 81 an hr ihai sskeiarla.
tive ofthr drti msn aiaofe arr tao
ballet holrsin his skall The fofo-
uer replied with a uaFe ~ biz maf-
isieriai hand. -lu.i ~, BE- ditsl from
exposure D. haileis"
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es9'i.sirly ia lo"s Jag ever Fsas mus'y
lnnss, Ne discovered thar msny yesrs ~ o
Sir Gsotge s'analon Nas asked by ihs
fmpsror OF china about The nshuer in
,hieh Physieiaus wsrs Psil in Laslani--
Wien malein Understand what ihs pas
iire pa,, hee,rlaimel--'','an say man in
Gle,.nd tT.ri "a he sick aNl slid that
hs had iour laelars employed by the week
When he was taken ,igk ihs salary s,ogP'd
u,til no was we'll again, lie aadri lial
Nj, physicians would not permit him I'd
rrualu IN long a lime. How would lie
Emperor plan wn,s in rrxasa