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LOVE ON A LOG.

ing unfolded newspaper. Miss Becky
Newton bit her lips and went on with her
sewing. She wondered il that was to be
the last OF it. She had felt this proposal
coming for nearly month, but the scene
she had anticipated was not all like this.
She had intended to refuse him, but it
was to be done gracefully She was to
remain firm, notwithstanding his most ca
ger entreaties. She was to have told him
that, though respecting his manly worth
and upright character, she could never he
more than an appreciative friend. She had
intended to shed Il few tears, perhaps, as
he knelt in an agony OF duplication at
her feet But instead he had asked her the
simple question, without any rhetorical
embellishments, ard on being answered,
had plunged at once into his newspaper,
as though he had merely euqured the
time OF day. She could have cried with
vexation
"fou will never have better chance
lie continued, after pause as he deliber.
ately turned over the sheet t. find the
latest telegraph repor rte
"a better chance for what7 she sked
shortly
"A better chance to marry a good look.
ing man, whose gallantry to the sex i.
only exceeded by his bravery in their de-.
fence" Fred was quoting from his news
paper, bat Miss Newton did not know it,.
"And whose esotism ia only exceeded by
his impudence" reported the lady sarcas-
tically
Before long" continued Fred, YOU
will be out OF the market. Your chances.
you know, are getting simmer every day.
"Sirl"
tit won't be great while before you
are ineligible You will grow old aud
wrinklel, and
"Such ruieRess to lady, sir, is mon
sirous!' exclaimed Mss Newton, rising
hastily and flushing to the temples.
81 II give you iiual opportunity, Miss
Becky, will You mar"
Not il you were the king OF England"
Interrupted Mss Newton, throwing down
her work ! am not accustomed to such
insults, sir. And 50 saving she passed
INTO the house and slammed the door be
hind her
".5Ae Is never a. hlnisomc a. when she
is in rage thought Fred to himself alter
she had gone, as he slowly folded up his
paper and replacing it in his po iket II
was fool to soad her 60. shall never win
her in that way Bl Ill have herr he
exclaimed aloud by heaven! Ill have
her, cost what it may
Very different wa- the Fred Eckerson
OF the present, pacing up and down the
PIAZZA, from the Fred Eckerson Of few
moments ago, receiving liz dismissal from
the woman lie loved with such calm
AMI imper,urLaJle exterior For he loved
Becky NeWion With all his heart. The
real difficulty IN the way, as he more than
halls suspected, WAS not 30 much with him.
cell rs in iis pocket Becky Newton had
au iusuPcr,b,e objection to an empty wal
let The daughter Of wealthy LoIisi-
ana planter. reared ,n luKur,, AMI the
pieut ~ "a weekly a'.pHauce Of PIN
in)aey sui lien. 10 pas Fr,is bills Tor a
whole month, Size hai 10 immediate idea
OF ch.H goo. her situation Nr one o. I,-.
cJss o., $50. ini,pep deuce Besides. il had
been i...sa',l Go her that ueigtd5rine
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mere Is but step from the sublime TO
the ridiculous, we learned in our COPY
book 10 fact, thing mAy be sublime to
one or two, and ridiculous to everybody
else
They ran; Marian, purple scudding
cloud, her patient, the gale which blew
her She guided his force, anil let the pee
plestare
Thus they dashed into the groiio par'or
ofher cool, large home. she thanked
Providence that mamma was safe inam,rn
ing nap many rooms away, and :he bows
employing all the powers OF their minds
getting ready Tor luncheon aud SABBATH
school
"Oh, you've saved ma from III breathei
Reginald, looping breathess enI dusty
on sofa Think Of the cold -caly thing
following YOU whole n:ght-dartins It's
toague-hissisgl | defei i,-kicked it
trod on it-and it grew bigger every min
ute. When first saw it. it WASH "a large
As my finger, but now its the siz. Of a tire
know IL delirium tremens, but, Ga God
it would unman anybody You angel
woman. how must have frightened YOU
But there-there it is again II came in
under the door lie rolled back in con-
vulsion
Marian went swiftly between him and
the door.
Your foot is on its neck' yelled RE-
giuald, leaping up, with his eyeballs start
ing horribly
There will keep my FOOT said Ma
rian
But it can turn and strike youl Come
oT-come away from there" with des-
pairing howl He threw himself before
her and tried to fling her from the spo'
No woman shall stand between me and
what dread
Marian threw up her arms and trustfu!,
believing looks, before which he fell back
an exhausted, atject heap on the floor.
ooh, our Christ she begged, "we shall
dis unless Thou come to ~. There If no
help in man. Satan i here, even in per-
son. Now show Us that Thou art NIGH
~ Savior, and Savior to the utmost, no
matter what -elt-suili,ent folks have told
us TO the contrary We can't see Thee
Oh our Christ take hold Of u! we lie AZ
Thy feet Thy art love' thrill US with all
Thy heroi-m and patterned On take hold
of ne, or we shall die,
Here NJ ran's heart hurst aud ran in
stormy tears over her face
ats goue whispered Reginald "rnovs
away and let me see. knew it-yes lis
eonel'
lie stretched himself and lay a. lieIess
n seaweed and while his exhausted
body barely brealhei, the spirit OF mu-,y
freed by Mariaus hands began to talk 10
him First it sobbei AMI shiyercd. saw
ing plainly, "Ah, son Of man, bo,h Won
and are tormeuted aud hampereI in tA,-
world Then it rose NJ, with the retter,
on is feet, and moved him with heros
impulse lie felt strong at up. was thrill
ed to qnivsrin, !, lei him on to ten
dernes7 and newnes4 ~ life. Marian. h,f
ba * to nm her hanls and heart sxit
and strong upon the KEYS, vas opentu.
heaven to h'F Imagination "fl,p, FOR me-
he asked h.m-elfalouj
Hope for m-2' ctu,h. the young w.
man, whose ear WAS keen A piano was
hardly able TO give ntterlnce to tn. triun-
pHant anthem which burst On, under her
touch
Having exercise! hi, to-nsnt5r, sLs
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- ''6oehOh oOtUtNUht hlultulNf anu
making passing boats few and far be-
tween The waters were still rising, and
the frequent crashes far and near told OF
the undermining power Of the current, as
sections of the sandy banks succumbed
and disappeared, carrying with them the
trees which overriding the stream
Now it happened that by curious CO.
incidence, Miss Newton also resolved to
/ look at the rive She dried her tears.and
putting on her hat, slipped out by the back
door to avoid Fred and soon found herself
at the loot OF cottonwood tree on the
bank below the house Throwing herself
upon the grass, and lulled 10y the rapid
flood beneath, she soon fell asleep. Had
she possessed any power OF fortseeing the
future, it would have been the last thing
she would have done for although it was
very pleasant droppiHg asleep there in the
shade, with the soft evening sunshine fit
tering through the leaves overhead. the
awakening WAS not at all to her mind. A
terrible crash made chaos of her dreams.
tue tall cottonwood toppled and fell: and
Miss Becky Newtan found herself i'm
mersed in the cold Hood. with her mouth
| full of muddy water In moment more
somebody's arms was placed around her
and she felt herself lifted up and placed
IL the sunshine, though preciously where.
she was as yet too bewildered to know.
Getting her eyes open at last she found
| Fred Eckersons whiskers nearly BRUSHING
| her face
| "Wellr'
/ "Welr'
Were am r. a ked Becky, shivering
and looking around her
"You are in the middle OF the Mis,iss-
/ ippi, replied Fred, "and you are in the
fork OF a cottonwood tree, and You are
yoyasing towards the Gulf OF Mexico ins,
as fast as this fre-het can carry your
How came you here7'
"ln the same conveyance with yonrself
Miss Becky. In fact, you and / and the
tree all came together, to say nothing Of
portion Of your fathers plantation, which
fear is loss to MIN forever"
Becky was silent She WAS thinking
not of the accident or their perilous posi-
ton, but Of her appearance when she was
lying asleep on the grass
How long were you there before this
happened? she asked
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THROUGH FREIGHT,
CoNNECTToNS.
x.r o ia e NJ 9 IL.

The GREAT FAVORITE Sewing Machine.
Weadyocate and respectfully present some
of the numerous claims of The FLOl.ENtE
10 all WHO use or contemplate purchasing
sswing machines. I'm doing this we siIri
claim FOR Tho Favorite only that which ~
truly its own, aud say notnin2 ihat VIII uii-
Justly detract from the merits oi others,
/; IN the only machine that can sew IN
,aor,, Than one direction, haYinga reversible
feed, IL il Wnequaled iors fastening ends OF
seams, quilting, etc; fastsnS them Detter anu
quicker than can be done by hand. IL viii
.tav or double sew any part of tlleseam with
ont stopping the machine. IL Will darn a
hole or rent neatly, quickly ami securely. III
is undeniable that IL mas many
feed can have. II is the only machine hav-
ing a self-adjusiing shuttle tension, great
improvement over all others, ana SO adj
iusted that IL docs not raj tie or make a noise.
IL uses thread directly from small spools,
without rewinding. These advantages be-
long exclusively to the FLORENCE. IL has
tie exclusive use ef the best heminer, maxi
ing any width OF hem without difficulty. IL
hens feils, cords, braiAs, tucks, quilts, binds,
gathers, etc, without basiing. IL makes ~
gather and sews Il to band az one opsraio 'a
needle is easily adjusted. IL can be easily
managed by child. 1t does not oil the
thread or fabric, there being no machinery
above the cloth plate requiring OIL III does
not soil the dress of the operator. Does not
run hard. Does not make noise. Does not
skip stitches. Docs not break thread. Does
NOT pucker the fabric. Does not drag line
work. Does not use noisy cams. Does not
use shaky links. DOES not use brush pads.
Does not use wire tak,-up. Does not use
cog wheels. Does not use "a jerking feed.
Does not use on old style shuttle. Does not
use n greasy needle. Docs not use all your
paiicDce-
The certainty and precision with which
the take-nps operate are the admiration of
the skilled artisan, and the perfect stitching
which results is the delight Of every lady.
The back feed, which carries the work away
from the operator, has many advantages
over all other macbines feeding the same
way Prices from $50 10 sl05 according 10
finish. for either side or back feed. Liberal
I Kennedy's Millinery store, Elm street, Dali
| las, Texas. v. H. sHIHAkEH-
2I7dim6w3m Gen. Agt. Mid lie Texas.
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1.iuinn Anvnrsion,ents.

medicine that has done more than al
tho prescriptions of the phariiAcpp'r"' ~
protect the human system rgrins Inc monty
tils Superinducou by uhnuM ny suFlouhu-
iups, IS certainly worthy of universal cohn-
dcur9. IL Il mainly on account OF us eA,fh-
tel's stomach Bittrri Is so cNceeullslS pop,
u.nr In localities subject 20 the VISITATION oi
mjnsmNtic feyers and other discusses pro-
ducod by pmpoisoned air. flnlly th't nus
rscnDed sickness during II sickly season III
CONSEQUENCE of using TIE BillcrS as u snic-
guard is u living advertisement ol me FiI"
tues OF the preparation. The Whole neigh
hnrhoo1 realizes the fact. 81 couldn't huNr
believed it," says one. II scnrceiy creul.uu
Tho advertisements; but one inuft D tlleNu
what one sees" says another. Ills inc very
thing we need In tniS unWholSOnlc section ~
country" remarks II thild. And the result u
thut tli. instinct of selidefance, the iilSt law
OF nature, induces til ee-ioultliS oil lhtt con-
munity to obtain supply of The great Vegct'
nbIe ailtiGote before the next sticky season
sets in. In winter, when the.systcW requires
extra yiror and elasticity 10 enable IL 10
battle the effects of damp ant cold, tic nv
tiers will he found particularly SefNlrnNnh.
rheumatism will not be app 10 idstell upon
muscles and nerves that nave been hthc'o
ply this excellent nYiso;ah auu heITiiGI'
nor will the seventies of the seasjn, when
have such u disastrous effect on the pulhlo-
nury O. gans of the feeble and delicate, ne
likely 10 exercise the same untoWaru lnHG-
encps in cases where the stomnch ana the
external surface of the body (Which always
sympatni.,cs with the digestive oiSnhSl nave
been toned and stimulated by course OF tilS
IRREGULARITIES of the bowels which proceed
from sudden changes of weather may
always Do averted by timely use of the
BiitcrS.
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Proclamation of Election
CRY cousaI. cnAnnFn, !


City CouEcII CHAARFR,
Dallas, November !, 1873. !.
In compliance with the prayer ofthe petit
ton OF 4. {. Jordan and Others, more than
fifty qualified electors and freeholders of the
city OF Dallas, and in pursuance OF the stat
uteS in such cases made and provided, II Is
hereby ordered bv tie City Council That an
election be held at tile following points:
Fer Ward No. |. Courthouse,
For Ward No. q B.auchamp's Office,
For Ward No. =, Filck's store,
For Ward No. 4, Young's Warehouse,
In the city of Dallas, on Tuesday tue 81 day
OF December. A. D. 1873, for the purpose of
taking the opinion Of the qualified electors
OF said city on the following PROPOSITION, To-
wit:
shall the city of Dallas issue fifteen
thousand dollars of city bonds, upon the
completion OF each FIVE miles Of road-bed
and bridges OF the Dallas aud Wichita Rail-
road ffifsy per cent OF the amount already
pledged, the remainder of the one hundred
thousand dollars heretofore voted to he paid
on the Iayingof the iron and completion OF
the said road TO the county line.
The opinion Of said electors shall be ex-
pressed by ballots on which shall be written
the words aFor the proposition" or"A Against
the PROPOSE ion,n aud that due notice pc
given by the Mayor Of said election, rs
required by law; and that the Mayor issue
his proclamation In accordance with tins
IN compliance With the above order OF the
| CITY Cduncil. I. Ben Long, Mayor OF the city
| Of Dallas. do issue this my proclamation fol
said election In accordance with the above
order o-~ro>.<, 49,
Dallas, November 7, is7s' ss5d2twst
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lu mnyo ntlon Will gentlemen
FROM tl,p Dboyo Hty whwc nnmce mp
pcariu nacparaio oricIr, wc Team tll"
lheyoIlow FOYER hns entirely abated III
.smcecport. DE- Smith, one OF the
volunteer phyeicians from Nov or
leans, "a now on his way home, MS
professional offices being discontinued,
owing 10 the return Of the normal san
ltay condition ofthc city. President
l.. H. simmons, of the Howard Assoc
citation, also testiies to the entire
absence of the disease, he having d!-
rected DR.. Smith to add his corrobora-
ton of the facts as stated by the latter
gentleman.
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ONE OF those unpretending kind of
fellows that always look SO honest, of
fered another man i'm our city yester-
day, ten dollars 10 get him permanent
employment. No. got No. posi-
ton as brakeman on the Central road
and received his ten dollars. After the
train on which No. had enlisted, had
left. No. 2 was much depressed in spir-
its and examined himselfin the look
ing glass to see how near he resembsed
a fool, on discovering that the ten dol
lar bill was sickly counterfeit
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STEALING a bale of cotton from a
wagon was accomplished bythree or four
men, Tuesday night about II o'clock,
near the Pacific depot. Part of it was
recovered in the morning, some three
miles east the city, the bale having
been cut open and the bulk of the
staple carried OFF.
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I.1tL . ESsStKs1 va .
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odoriess. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO gas. Burns in any lamp without danger
expressly to take the place Of volatile an.'
dangerous oils. lis safety under every posi-
bic test and its pc; Gct burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use in over a'oOuV
families
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever OF
CURED from burning, storing or hahdilhg u.
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils in the United States, isappniliha.
The insurance companies ana IRE roininis,
siouprs tliaughoat the country rec0minend
90 Astral as Tie best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for crcalar.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
CIIAS. PRATT " co..
IGIgS6mw los Fulton street. New York,
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SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EASTWARD

The completion ofthe Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Hallway, from the North TO Denison,
Texas has opened mp two firsi-ciass all-raii
routes to ST. Louis and the East. AT Ninlta,
36i miles from st. Louis, the trains OF this
"Pioneer Line from the North connect altn
trains of that new and spiendidly bull line,
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, ana at
Sedalia, Ie9 miles from St Louis they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific Baif-
road. Either route Is good one-thoroughiy
equipped with all modern Improvement
and lands its passeagrrs in st. Louis, the me-
fropolIs offhe Great West, In time 70 conneci
with eleven through routes TO the North,
south and East.
The St Louis Route Is destined to become
the popular one 10 all points East. fassen-
gers have a free choice Of routes over the
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas Railway; Via
Vinita and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road. or via SedaIia and the Missouri Paeiiit
Railroad. Full information may be obtained
Al the Offices Of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad, Ell Paso Mail Line, Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway. or upon address
ING p. A. Ford. Genersi Passenger Agsn Mt -
Louis, Missouri Awiy
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MEMPHIS, February II, 1859.

DR.. VIM. II. Tut: .,
f;ir-i have been suffering ior neally, TWO wv,
years with II severe cough anu re's uii i'',,
drsd ana forty-fve pounds; and when
commenced taking YOU EEpcrlnrant' Was
reduced 10 one hand eu and sixteen. nag
sypnts. | have taken half dozen bottles
The nj ;ht sweats have left me, ne cou&h IA "a
almost disappeared, and have gained n;
teen pounds in weight. DeIeIe ~ VIII
friends. With yreat respect,
iienU'' OLIVER RICE.
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wc nave inc. facilities nnd 'h' WORK
,uc. 20 DO 49, goo1 worn. nnd ~ ~
low rates. nS rrn he GonH amy ""''''
ana We mean 80 20 -. Rri"g !o"'
Fine Job Wort, 10 THE DAILY hE"
AID OFFICE. Corner lin an" iio"S-
ton streets.
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DALLAS hunters take their "glrls"
with 'em, and after they return us
eleven times ont Of twelve, that they
and their girls want to hunt together
for the rest of their lives.
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F.B. Bryan & Co. have removed TO their
new store, on Main street, one door east of
Lamar, near the Dallas Foundry, where they
are receiving their heavy AID varied stock
Of dry goods, ladies dress goodsseica TO which
they ask The attention of their friends and
tie public generally. Call and see thcm.
TWIST
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A CAT, and in good scratching condi-
ton, was taken from a'dry goods box
in this city yesterday, which bad been
shipped from New York. The animal
was found at the bottom of the box,
filling a vacancy, which otherwise
would have caused whole box Of no
tions to be badly mixed,
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60 so StegaIl O. Go. Cor the
best ST. EOuis Yscll Treble Piss-
nos i'm the mark ct---in monthly
instailr.scnts also for fuTns-
tire, books, stationery, crOcfS-
cry and glassware. window
Shades. pictures, and ali Kinds
OF unOuls.ii,gs, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cat
levy. d&wlawiy
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q TrilEiilrlN.

No medicine ever offered to the people has
won for itself such Il reputation II sno ,;.
Wherever II has been introduced, it has SUI
prrceded all other Cough remedies. IL h9t
6nly cures the Cough, but SO Thoroughly puri-
fies the Lungs, thai no fears OF us return
need be apprchended.
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Dr. TUFTS Has Dye acts instanlancously


Is sOZODONT, and If You use II daily, too
white gleam OF the paacls between the part
ed rubies will prove It's excellence rs Den
tifrlce, and the sweetness of the breath "lsi
attest its purifying properties.
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IIgTCIiINS.
Town Lois for Sale.

Twelve lots (ono block, on the pr'hcip"'
business street of the town OF ilutchlnS, on
,ue Central Railroad, In Dallas county, "'
sale ut low prices. Apply To
JOHN W. sWINDELLS,
iyl5utf ii'l"'" '''NN'
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NOTICE.
Mr.. W. III. sparkle.

or Shreveport, is our Acknowledgment LOT
that city, to whom parties desiring to "dNo'-
tise I'm or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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Notice to Holders of City Scrip.
MAYORS OFFICE, !
Dallas. Texas. November Z. lS7n.

Dallas, lcNoss NoNeinbtf ., lcfh-
In compliance with resolution adopted
BY the CITY Council Of the city Of Dallas, at
ain adjourned meeting. held The 9Th day Of
November, a. D. 1873, notice Is hereby given
TO the holders Of city scrip 10 BE- funded under
an ordinance. passed by said council July
2sth, 4 d. 1873. and entitled An ordinance.
authorizing the issue Of bonds 81 ihe city Of
Dallas 10 retire n tart Of the debt thereof.
etc. - create asebf to pay the priucip pal and
interest Of said binds, /" that they 4be hold
ers). must register their scrip with the Serre-
tary Of said Council betveen this date and the
frsf da- Of January, A. d. ls74, for which
scrip bonds will be Issued when the same Il
registered.
sTst BEN LONG, Mayor,
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TO GARDENERS.

have n tract of 90 acres of choice land two
and 4 ilalfmilcs south OF Dallas, near the ID.
& T. &. r. r., admirably adapted 10 Q market
or diary farm, which viii sell al 80 Pei
acre. a good house, with three rooms. and
cellar, good yell Of water. ncct ssafy OUT
houers,' and seven ACRES under Il nee ana IN
cultivation. For further Information, apply
on the premises 10 ,~-,a
23f-dlwtw3f 40. m hr,o.
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Every young man IN the country can Sc
cure permanent employment at liberal sal
aries by addressing, for particulars,
ED. I. BASYE,
wilt Dallas, Texas.
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1t is economy 10 use Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength ithas no equal.
All who use 1t, like 1t, and recommend IL to
their neighbors. l69lsutzwedswSm
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FoR SALE.

Offer for sale my Dwelling and Business
House. In the town Of Actin, Hood County,
Texas Both buildings are Of stone, we'll
plasfered ana cUnplet- in every respect As
a business point Actin Is perhaps not sur
p lssed in the state. For Information call
upon me ai my residence, Actin, Texas.
5lw2n W. d. Muwr0RTEH
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like Dallas.

We sec that Proctor te Ga,Dbie's Extra
olive Soap is becoming very popular III our
city. Its quality, we know, is SUPERIOR and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer it, and that 1t has
~r,,a unla
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Gen. r. M, GANo S1 BRO

Desce ndants of some Of the best families IN
iooated near Dallas, Dallas county, Texas,
and will be pleased to show their Short
Horns and Trotters to all. Inquiries by let
ter address GANU DisOs..
Catalogues of stock furnished ON applica-
ton. o"ih
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nils OF FARE, Blil Heads, Letter Heads
neatness and dispatch At Tar HsEALD Or
FioH