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ADyEltTl.;g,,aENTS

Entende0 for t,sc mornings Herald
should be handed in by q O'IOeYl the
previous evening 10 insure their int
bpttt0u
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A crying bnby aud siclly wife,
Are woes Of n married mans life,
Difficult for any one to endure,
Hut English Female liilters viii cure.
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To the Democrats of the CITY OF Dallas.

You are hereby requested 10 meet ut the
court house on Friday, the 18th inst, AT eight
o'clock, pm, for the purpose OF recognizing
the Democratic cub Of this city.
CHARLES 4, MORRlSS,
President Dallas Democratic club.
j. q. EBLEN, Secretary. 2idtd
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale,
and printed to order, at this office.
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Foam Ho.s for Snlc,

Twelve lots zone blockl on the principal
business street of the town of lIutchins on
The Central Railrond, IN DALLAS county, for
sale ~ low prices Apply 70 .
JOHN W. SWlNDELLS,
jyl5dtf Herald Ofllce.
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Fruits, Nuts and Confeetioneries.

Apples lgreen) o barrel 81 OO@9 90; dried
v Id 1c; Lemons, y box IS so; Oranges !
box s. %; Figs, new. Pb Zoe; Raisins, in
Hante, u 10, new l5c; Turkish prunes new
" h Use; Almonds, soft shell, "a IL @c: Fiiberis
new y 10 zoe; Walnuts, u 10 2Sc, Brazil nuts
2, D. l3c; PeGnuts, 7 h g4c; Cranberries, y
fancy candy, y ID 2j9S5c; Pecans, y bushel
81 80.
Boots and Shoes.
Boy Kip Brogans Sl2 0O@l5 % p dog; Mems
do Sl5 OGiS 90 u doz; Children's and Misses
do 81 5O@l5 10 y doz; Women's heavy Peg Kin
sl2 0@lS 10 y doz; Boys Kip Boots SIS OOa
30 W d doz; Mems do $50 coo Is % q doz.
Drugs.
Alcohol i, gal 81 so; Gum Camphor Am oc
Chloroform 81 GO; Gum opium n h 50 2ja9 5O
indigo best, u ID 81 1908 10; Magnesia 4 IL I'D
soc; Madden y Ii lS@20c; Oil, sweet, \ gal SO %:
Sperm y gal - e0 Bergamot, pure, fib So 75@
h II Sc; sulphur Hour D ID %; Rosin d h 70:
Alum o h 7@Sc; Calomel u Ii 81 5Oa2 Is: Coch,,
ineal u O0; Copperas GgSc; Liquoric, extract
soc; Morphine 50 5e@6 .; OIL Castor + gal 81 30
~ e; Olive 7 gal = gIs2 80; Tanneis' 81 90;
CASTLE 4 10 0c; Soda ash y ID l2c; Saitpetre
pure T. ID SOc; Commercial q ID l5c; Venetian
RED \ b Sc; White lead pure per keg sl3 5O@
II %; strictly pure per keg sli O09l4 80; Lin
seed oil raw gal 81 ie@l 10; Boiled y gal 81 Is
al 80.
Dry Goods.
Brown sheeting and shifting. Central
Mills Sc; Albion a. IL Sc; Agawan IA lie; All
bolt IL lie; Cabot A Al l215c; Houston CITY
a. l24c; Miller Rlverl2Hc; indian Head Z
ll%c; Massachusetts, L q 91lc; Bedford II lie:
Conestoga lie. >'
Bleached sheeting: Fruit of the Loom Ice.
Boot lie; Boot L lSlSc; Boot r l2c; Amoskese
i2ssfe; B3arnnslcy lie; Utica Sc; Harmony DC.
ESSEX DC; Ancona Toe; Clinton Sllc: Amoskeag
gc; simpson Mourning loo; Cayudetta solids
Toe; Montville SIC; Columbian re.
DENNIS; Boston l5c; Oakland l5c; Hay
maker l619c; Otis Aka 25c.
stripes: American l2l2c; Mechanics l2l%c.
Sheridan, lie; Rock River I5%c; Easton i5c:
Wh1ttendon l6c; Amoskeag extra heavy Nlc.
Cheeks: Lanark l2l3c; Americus l9l,c, Cal,
edonia No. $ l6c; Caledonian No. lSc; Clark's
Drills: Granitevllle l51c; Plymouth Rock.
yickins Princeto1 Pc; NSnhai Tan l5c.
u s; City Mills a zoe; Conestoga A c 4
I I"Sp pehd Tar 4 u John A Carks X 254c;
Corset Jeans: Clarendon 12Isc; Amoskeag
loo; Naumkeag Satteen ljISc.
Cotton Plaids: Magnolia l2iSc; Americas
ih5ae; Mhittendon extra heavy lSlc; Ala
Wiggan: Red Cross l2lSc.
,Cottonades: Farmers and Mechanics 25cc:
How ,Is nc; Lynchburg 2SHc; Williams,
Nlllt FAC,
,Heavy Rio Duck: Superior 6ounces, 2l1Sc:
Toward &c; Clarendon A1Sc; Bear, ounces,
22c Ravens, 0 ounces, DE.
Cambrlcs: Flat Sc; Rolled lie.
Miscellaneous; Kentucky Jeans l5a5Oc;
Doe Skin 614@6oc; Cotton Yarns 30c.
Lumber.
yellow Pine rough, all sizes and length SIS 90 |
per M White Pine clear, IL, ~ and q Inches |
- " per mt White Pine Notwithstanding |
"a % per m; White Pine Notwithstanding |
% 70 per mi White Pine Notwithstanding |
Tb n PER pn nj White Pine eeiiag $50 % per m;
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A good thing 10 know when your hair u
turning grey, Is that Bineaud's lightning
Hair Dye roproduccs its natural appearance
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A, II, Steagnll, notary public once oppo'
site Adams 4 Lconard's bank, lNnlm
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Apply to PIERCE Il LYLE
for tickets and information i'm
Louisville gift concert.

A good secondhand mower for sale. AID.
ply to BLOCK, JET & co.
igdIw
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CAPTAIN IomN w. LANE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate, IL an
authorized agent Of THE DALLAS HERALD in
Austin.
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Two dwelling houses to rent.
2ldlm STEAGALL & co.
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A heavy invoice Of blank ANA
memorandum books received
al PIERCE AZ LSLES.
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For Snle.

For Sale.
Three good residences in this city, lmme-
dlate possession glvrn.
l5D.dtr STEAGALL q co.
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Have voc tried the new stationery and pa-
per firm, opposite the postoihce? Reed &
Lathrop will sell envelopes, writing and
wrapping paper and stout MANILA bags, nj
1t. Louis prices. 2ldlm
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Law Hanks OF every description for sale
aud printed TO order, ut this office,
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One million fellow beings annually sacrl-
feed ON the altar of Ignorance; three mill
lions daily. hourly mOmentNrlly, suffering
from diseased lungs, who, by the timely use
of Mnrsden's Pcctoral Balm, would enjoy
perlect heMllh. For sale by all drnggisiS.
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Reed ~ Lathrop, opposite the postofilce,
have paper bags, straw and MANILA paper,
ut st. Louis prices.
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Board

Board
For gentleman and wife, or for two or three
single gentlemen, can be obtained In pri-
vate family by applying to
l2dif STEAGALL & Co, Elm street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

March U, 1874. J
The money market remains steady at the
following quotations:
Buying. Selling.
Gold ....,,..,,...,........lO S @l0D lll@ll2
silver, ."...,....,....".,,lW @lUS lOS@llO
Exchange.
Buying Selling.
Now (ork.,,.'"pare E@3t per cent prem.
New Orleans. mpafGg 1amJa per cent prem,
lulyeston~"""~par@ E@33 per cent prem.
81, Louis"m..."par@ &cg]i per cent prem,
EXCHANGE scarce.
Cotton.
The market has been little more active
to-day. There is no change of any conSe-
quencc in figures, the range in the various
grades being from S to l3l9c, some few bales
OF an extra quality bringing 1870. The re-
ceipts for the past three days are II follows:
II. V. Temp Sins""....."",.,.,..... Il bales
spencer X Bro.".,...,""".".... 81 baleS
II. Il. Luce ~ Co...........,............. 80 bales
Total. l3S bales
The total accepts at the cotton yards for
the present season to date, amount to 23,SS2
bales. The receipts at all the ports from the
lst of September to the close of last week,
were 3, 52,2Oj bales, against 2,79l ,S77, for the
same time the previous year, being an in
crease of 3CD,32S bales.
Frelghts-Galveston 81 90; New Orleans
81 G2i4; Shreveport 81 90.
Hides and Leather.
Business in the hide market continues
very light Messrs. Schoellliopf & Co. fur
nish quotations as follows;
Flat dry Ice; selected dry lie; dry sailed
S@Sl1c; green sailed &c; deer skins Doe; n or
for srubby in all classes.
Harness Lcather-Oak iOGi3c; Hcmlock 309
lie; Skirting i59i6c. Sole Leather-Oak Ida
Acc; Hemloch 33m30c.
Brea,istunS and Grain.
Flour-EXtra Family s. 5O@8 90; Choice
XNN 50 0O@5 %; XXX 81 ZOOS 90; Xxx 81 259
1 10.
Bran, o, 100 lbs, 81 90.
Oats b bushel 81 l-2@6jc.
Wheat per buShel, 81 300l -.
Corn, per bushel, 81 10.
Corn meal, per 30 HIS, 81 0jG9l l5
PotatoeS-Early Rose seed 80 0O@G 80; Table
s. 3M5 20.
Onions 70 0OM9 80
Groceries.
Beaus Navy SIS 50.
Bacon: Clearsides lll%c; Breakfast lie;
l5c.
Molasses Din barrels per GALLON: Fair zoe;
Prime Zoe; Choice soc; Golden Syrup Sic; Silver
DripS 9Oc.
Sugar lin barrels per pound: Fair Zoe;
Prime NC; Choice he; Yellow clarified l2c
White clarified lSc;Powdered l5cCrushed M
Fish lMackerep: No. |, half barrels $40; No.
2, half barrels so No. kits 50, No. ,, kits 81 80
Tobacco, per lb, 50@S5c.
Whiskey, per gallon, 81 00@2 80.
Coffee anu Tea.
Rio, common, 3lc; Fair to good, 32c; Prime
to choire, 2c; q. q. Java. 3jc; Tea, per H. SOq
~.
Canned Goods.
Peaches, 2-lb, y dozen, 81 10; Pears, 2-lb, u
dozen, - %; PlumS, green cages, BIB D. dozen,
" 30; Strawberries, 2-b, u dozen, 50 %; Rasp-
berries, 2-lb, tldozen, 50 %; Blackberries, 2-it,
4 dozen, - 80, Tomatoes, 2-lb, d dozen, 81 50;
Corn, lib Il dozen, - OO@3 80; Peas, 2-h, b
dozen, 81 on; Succotash, 2-h, Il dozen, So 81;
HOLSTERS, Lib, " dozen, So %; oysters, Lib, d
dozen, 81 30.
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Bincauds Lightning Hair Dye rs its name
denotes is instantaneous in effect, producing
u natural black orbrown.
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PIERCE ~ LYLE keep mu.
steal Instruments Of every de.
scriptiOn.
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Franklin A. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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AND THE END rs NOT YET.
Wall paper, window shades,
brackets and cOrnice moulding
still coming at
PIERCE a. LYLES.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains az
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South mail and eXpreSs). G:2O II. III.
From the North mail and express). S;;Ii p. m,
Mixed train, South..".....".,.,......." 200 y. m.
Mixed train, North",.......,..,......l :U7 II. m.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and'ExpresS ....,.....l0 p. m, $50 am.
Mixed Train.............,...5:3O II. m. lO:U0 pm.
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H. C. H0SKlNS,
Druggist
III4NI ssTISI1TIT', DALLAS.


nes,I nowp JARED I stock ol
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Etc
That ever been
SELL AT THE Low lIsi ~ FTG IeEs
win q eQglngl Can compare Now
together
Will hnd
GI," Me Yonr
Ideal ho,ond besides
REPRESENTED ~ nv, on WILL REFUND MONEY!
Hoping patronage,
III. O. lIOSIiINS
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dozen, 50 90; PlumS, green cages, 2-b d dozen,
" 80; Strawberries, 2-lb n dozen, 50 %; Rasp.
berries, 2-lb, tdozen, 50 W; Blaclberries, 2-it.
/! dozen, - 80. Tomatoes, BIB, u dozen, 81 50;
dozen, So On; Succotash, 2-b, u dozen, So 30:
HOLSTERS, l.b, " dozen, So co. oysters, lib, h
lOypn. 81 IN. - v
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boots and Shoes.

Boys Kip Brogans sl2 OO@l5 90 D dog; Mems
do SO W@lS 90 y doz; Children's and Misses
sl2 Oo@iS 10 O doz Boys Kip Boots slS coa
30 W u doz; Mems do $50 coo iS 20 a doz.
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Yellow Pine rough, all sizes and length SIS 90
per NJ; White Pine clear, II, lIand 3 inches
~ ~ per mt White Pine Notwithstanding
~ 70 per nj White Pine weatherboartline
w y per mi White Pine ceiling $50 90 per M:
white Pine Inch boards sT0'D6pef fn, White
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Rio, common, 3lc Fair to good, 32c; Prin
to choice, BE; q. q. Java. Sjci Tea, per ID, 50
~.
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A Valuable Medicnl TrentIse.

The edition Of 1875 of the sterling Medical
Annual, known as Hostetter's Almanac,
is now ready and may be obtained free of
cost, of druggists and general country deal
ers In all parts of the United States and
British America, and indeed in every civil
lied portion of the western hemisphere.
This almanac has been issued regularly at
the commencement of every year for about
one-hfth of u century. II combines, with
the soundest practical advice for the preser-
Walton and restoration of health, large
amount of Interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, astronomical cal
culations, chronological items, etc, are pre-
pared with great care and will he found ac-
curato The issue OF Hostetter's Almanac for
1875 will probably be the largest edition of n
medical work ever published in any couu-
try. The proprletors, Messrs. Hostetter 4
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on the ceipt of a
two cent stamp, will forward n copy by mail
to any person who cannot procure one in
his neighborhood.
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The Texas and Pacific railroad prop
osItlon IL now before congress, and VIII
no doubt be brought up Immediately
after the holiday adjournment. 1t
should not, In our opinion, hayea dis
sentlng voice from the members from
the southern states, aud Justice 10 our
section demands that the northern
members also should give II u hearty
support, The proposition isso fair and
just, that we cannot see why any oppo-
sition should be made TO II, while the
Importance Of the road TO the whole
country demandsit It's speedy completion.
We hope TO see II pass congress NJ m
early day, and then we are assured Of
the construction of the road through TO
the Pacific without further delay.
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DEAD HEAD

The New York Era, speaking OF the
'dead-head' system, very truly says
that no profession or business X more
beset by dead-heads than the press.
Not Il week passes but an editor Is
solicited TO give this or that enterprise
II favorable notice. one day u "few
linesn asked for, in behalf of tour
church," the next an amateur dra-
matte society wants n 'real nice no.
tlce, written in your best style;n nm
other day John Smith calls and says
he is about to open gin mill (he calls
1t sample ROOM and would like II
chang up" pull; then Rev. DIR. Dryas-
dust, must have his sermons opened
regularly; Rev. DR.. Mild desires a
special mention made of his donation
party; Miss Flora Flyaway drops in
with prettily written personal notice;
Sam Timpkins wants his wife adver-
tised because she has cleft his bed and
board" and last, when you are extra
busy and have not u moment TO spare,
in pops the fellow who bores you, in
spite of all your gentle hints" for
half an hour or more with descrip-
ton of his patent apparatus for taking
the stings out of bees, and which he
would like to have noticed to the ex-
tent ofhalf column "because it is of
general interest to the public.n Then
there is that class of dead-heads, with
which most of the country il afflicted,
composed Of non-paying subscribers
vast army of dead-beats of the first
water, who subscribe for every paper
who will put their name on its list
without pay, and they never mean to
pay.
The dead head business, we notice,
does not prevail at the express office,
the banks, or the postoilices. These
establishments are business all the
time. No work without money down,
no accommodation without money
down. You may talk to any of them
with tears in your eyes and represent
most eloquently that they should loan
you money, deliver you goods or mail
your letters as a matter of public inter
est, but none of them will see it. Now
the press has been humbugged, soft
soaped and cajoled out of its labor, ma
terial and time long enough. Let there
be an end of it, and the public be
brought down to bedrock at once.
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THE committee on behalfof the con-
servatIye'democratlc party Of Loulsl'
ANA have published an eloquentprotest
against the fraudulent action Of the
returning board Of that state, aud they
solemnly protest against tho decision
Of the board rs revolutionary In effect,
ifnot In iis design Of oyerturning the
legally elected legislature of the people,
by surrenderIng to u partisan minority
Of persons voted for the power Of de-
Gliding who shall compose the majority
In llling the complement required by
law.
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VIZ have received copy Of the
American Herald, published nj 90 Leod
street, Liverpool, England, with agen'
oIes Ut "a Wellington street, strand,
w, q, London No, 2 Rue do Dauphin,
Paris, aud also Birmingham, Edln'
burg, Glasgow, Dublin aud New York
The Herald IL full Of American news
lransplrng abroad, IL very valuable
aud interesting In IT. information and
IL placed on our exchange list with
pleasure.
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GALVESTON AS A TRADE CENTER.

puuHiary vi AHairS III Inc GuiI Clll-
Movement Of Gotten Shreyep Drt
Sends Four Hundred Bales-A Look
into the Future.
Especial correspondence the Dallas Herald. |
GALVESTON, December -, 1874.
1t is fact, which all Texans do not
know, that Galveston is the highest
cotton market in the United States.
Texas cotton commands q premium in
the Liverpool market over that grown
in any other part of the world. BY
Texas cotton they mean all cotton
coming out of the port of Galveston.
Thus, il northern and eastern Texas
ship their cotton to st. Louis and New
Orleans they get no more for it than If
1t came from Mississippi or Georgia or
any of the other southern states. In
time am satisfied that every pound of
cotton, grown within the bounds of
this state, will find It's way out through
Galveston. This is already coming to
be administrative fact Only yester.
day consignment of four hundred
bales came here from Shreveport, and
/ understand that moreis EN- route from
the same point The people over
there OH Red River with water trans.
portation find it to their advantage to
send their cotton to Galveston instead
of New Orleans.
The total receipts here this season
are over 10000 blles more than ut this
time last year, being 1870 against
1858. The total foreign exports so
far are 74,793, against $3.50 the same
time last year. Total coastwise 1894,
against 2S,7os; the total exports both
foreign and coastwise being 1878, |
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DR.. CURTISON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold in all Parts of
Europe and America.

"A medical essay on the cause and cure of
Pa aoI,t' ~ uecllhe In man, showing how
clear synopsis of the impediments TO mar.
rage the treatment ofnervous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and ali oth"r
diseases tr" appertaining thereto, the results of
V"eh'S-hVe years successful practice.
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Wa publish elsewhere letter frun'
Galveston full Of Interesting matter,
written by one Of the hest informed
correspondents connected with The
npaaa
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

CURTIS ON "MANHoop. y. Tbere 10 M ,,,o,,,
per OF society by whom this book will not he
iouhu useful, whetherhe be parent. preceptor
OF ciergyman.-lLondon Times. pun
QUITS ON "MANHooD. This book should
%, DC read by the young for instruction. and nv
New York Herald. ho one'
~ rice nee % cents by mail. Address the author.
io i. SuI'Is, no. Rampant street, New or.
N, B-Dr. Curtis begs to inform his Texas
no. kampart street, New Orleans. and that
, ne WIN positively not visit Galveston, nro.
Vhls season. 24d2m9W2m
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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE,

LIZ W. DAAAILs
a graduate Of the University of Conorho.
gen, Denmark honorary NJ, d, fr6m ibr
University OF Pndoyq, ltplyi for scyeml
| years assistant physician TO the cele6ra,ad
Ncord, Paris; from "'u
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Having been Tor mnry yeats a stpden, q,
&c large hospitals Of Paris, London. Vlaera
and Copenhagen, aud u thorough, lnrpe "nS
varied practice during fifteen yoar, has
gained II most thorough knowledge of ~, u's
hhturo OF Nll enrohlo discusses and The trent.
inent thereof, ana he has In his oxtensive
practice had nm unparalleled success, md
very often effected cure where every r ""N
cay hNd been tried and all hope OF fesom.
ZION Ind been despaired oi.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tellouV
and iic'embitterlng disease, Dyspepsia, SSs
ever IN yam called on DIR. Bile. In every
case has he by his new method OF treatme,i
restored the functions OF the stomach. md
| with u the health and ylgor of the patient,
ana many person does to.day, with grntl.
tude, recall the moment he placed himself
under DR.. Bile's care,
For the treatment Of ladies' dlsonses Dr.
Billie IL d(selvedly renowned, and no lady
ORlinuA, HISlERlA, PROLAPstjs
uTEltl, or any other disease peculiar TO the
female system, should not nil Yeah on Dr
bile, rs they viii quickly be relieved Of
Their suffering and ultimately restored to
perfect health.
Diseases Of the GENlTO. URINARY OR.
CANS aud chronic Diseases DR.. bile has
made specially, and this scOurge of I'M.
lnanity Is easily and quickly overcome by
his new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility IN old or
young. is quickly and rerm0nently cured
and iull power restored, No man is too old
and no young man too debilitated nat he
cannot be entirely inyigorated by DR.. Billes
treatment.
DR.. Billie has resided for years in New Or.
leans, is endorsed by the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and knowledge has
obtained great reputation as a specialist.
DR.. Bile wishes 10 call particularatte
TO his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining few drops of blood, can disc0v-
or II there Is any syphilitlc poison in the
blood, which Is of the greatest importance
as the poison can lay quiet In the blood for
years, then TO break out with all Its ravages
and no person who ever has venereal dis.
eases can be sure that he Is cured without be-
ing examined by DIR. Bile.
Diseases of the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
! tDr. Bile has permanently located at the
corner OF Market and fremont streets, over
Mason's book store,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
where he will be pleased to see those needing
his services at once, as his stay will be short.
Consultations confidentiully in English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
Weglan. ll6d6milw6m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-27
NOTICE. .

ON AND AFTER THE lsr DAY OF EER-
~ fuary, 1913, the firms Of Clark, Bryan 4
Lake ana Bryan Brothers will be merged in
10 one, under the name and style of Clark
Bryahs y Blake, and will occupy their new
DICK Dnlldingscorner Lamar street and Pa.
clhc uep0t, near poStofflce, odo wholesale
ana retail dry goods and grocery business
we make this copartneishlp mainly 30 re-
duce expenses. and better enable us to dive
transaction Of business. Each of the old
harms are very thankful for the generous
patronage extended them, and in the futnre
we are certain the new firm of Clark, Brvnns
\ Blake will better prepared to please
theli numerous customers than in the mast
our pullulng we thnk sufficient for handling
and displaying goods, our capital ahnndari
FOR purchasing, and our superlntendents will
be untiring 20 give satisfaction in purchasing
at the smallest profits
CLARK, BRYAN & BLAKE.
BRYAN BROTHERS.
dallas, Texas, December Is, 1874.
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