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MARRIED

MARRIED
ESTON-STAUFFER-On Tuesday, 22d inst,
at the residence Of the brides father. by the Rev
Father Free, Henry NJ. Preston to Alice Stautfer
both Of this city.
Evansville, Ind, and Norfolk, AVA, papers please
COOv.
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The subjoined communication from the
Lord of Misrule to Mr.. Griswold, of the we'll
known firm of A. B. Griswold 4 Co., corner
OF Canal and Royal streets, and received by
him while in Canada last summer, speaks fol-
atself Our citizens are all familiar with and
appreciate the elegant display made on the
streets and in the Opera House by the
Twelfth Night Jewellers, and 10 the strangers
in our midst we would say, that treat is in
store for them which is not excelled ont Of an
scient Rome, famous as it is for the Mosques
and pageantry Of the Carnival.
We advise our readers to go to the corner Of
&)anal and Royal streets, and see in the win.
low Of Messrs. A. 3. Griswold & Go. the
beautiful jewels made in the form of beans, Ia
he worn on the night Of January 9Th by the
fair ones to whose lot shall fall the lucky slices
sof the Twelfth Night cake. Elm.
10 our highly esteemed and worthy compeer, A.
B. Griswold, Duke Of Utica and Chief Purvey-
or of Jewels for our Revels, now dwelling IN
the city of Toronto, Canada:
Grsetisg--You are hereby desired to cause
60 be made in the usual tasteful and elegant
always characterized your previous efforts,
two beans to be deposited in the cake which
viii be served to our guests, on the occasion
sof our yearly festivities Of Twelfth Night
And inasmuch as three beans are intended tc
mark our appreciation of the beauty and
doveliness Of the ladies, who annually grace
our feast in being worn by the chosen Qneen
sand Maid of Honor, wedesire you to fashion
&hem as pendants to adorn the neck. Know
aug that the difficulties Of this commission am
augmented by your long distance from oul
home. we have given YOU ample time, only
requiring you to be ready with the required
articles before the opening Of the New Year.
and herein fail not as you value the esteem
and confidence of the
LORD OF LIsRULE,
Given at the city of New Orleans, this 18th
day of July, in the year of our Lord 1874.
They have just received another lot d
chose boys overcoats at 81. B. Stevens / Co.
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At the municipal election in Mobile, on
Tuesday, the usual Republican majority in
the Seventh Ward was greatly reduced, owing,
in great degree, to the energy displayed by
the colored Democratic club, known as the
Black Belt Tigers.
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FRIENDS OF HARMONY LODGE No. 5s.-The
following were duly elected and installed aa
officers of Friends of Harmony Lodge No S.,
4. and A. NJ, Dec. %, 1874: sbaA
Pm. John H. Clark, W. M; p. NJ Alex.
Bro S. kaufman. Treasurer; P. NJ. w. II. Hol-
land, Secretary; Bro. J. G. Crimen, S. D. /;
Bro. John Cummings, J. D.; Bro. VIM.
Moore, Bro J. NJ. Borges, Stewards; Bro. L.
Schartz, M. OF c.; p. NJ. Chas. Wetmorc,
Chaplain; Bro. R. s. Burke Tiler.
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The news reaches us by telegraph Of sthe
death of well-known and respected citizen
OF New Orleans, Mr.. James G. Davidson.
which occurred Mt van1erbilts Landing, on
Staten Island, New York. No particulars
have been received, save that his death was
accidental, occurring on the 22d instant the
effects Of fall. There is painful coinci-
dence in his misfortune with the holiday sea-
son. with the terrible accident which termi-
mated the life Of his late brother, John David
son. at the Magnolia bridge railroad crossing
two days after the New Years of 1872.
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They have Just received another lot d
chose boys overcoats at 81. B. Stevens / Co.
1876 Canal street
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THE POLICE OF THE CITY.

! There Is not city On this continent 80 little
policed as New ORLEANS to-day. There is not
city that pays SO extravagantly for its police.
There are no other people who would submit
80 patiently to SO patent robbery. More
than half million per annum is filched from
our pockets, and man might walk from the
Barracks to Carrollton any night without
meeting policeman. n
The citizens should take some steps to rec
tify this, and if the Metropolitans cannot be
brought to perform the duty tor which they
are SO extravagantly paid citizen police
should be organized for the protection Of life
and property. The thieves will not be long
in discovering that New Orleans is almost
without policemen at night, and unless some
thing is done promptly We may expect per-
feet avalanche Of burglaEies.
It is asserted, and we believe there is much
truth in the observation, that at nightfall
the police turn their steps homeward, and
crawling into their beds sleep away the
hours that should be devoted to watchfulness
and the protection Of the property Of those
men who are robbed by law to support them.
It is also asserted that Kellogg requires such
heavy details of police to guard his precious
body and the precious carcasses of his bench
men Of the Returning Board, that there are
few left for other duties.
Which ever assertion is correct, or whether
| either is, it is certain that the police make
themselves wonderfully scarce at night, but
draw their pay with painful regularity.
Navra, successor to Navra & Offner, liza
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Jacob OFT,
CA RIPE TE r.,
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
IL prepared to execute al orders in the Car
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired.
nj tf2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. C. BEARD, Occslist,
IA. .DAUPnINE STREET.
Orleans lnArmary.
Office hours from 10 to -. d6tf
Mems ClOfLiNg!! Boys CIotting!!
CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS TRADE
III. b. STEVENS & CO.,
1876 Canal street (Touro Building)
We have large and splendid stock of
FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
which we have marked VERY LOW and in plain
figures and only ask inspection of our goods and
prices IT, satisfy all that determined
NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD
H B. STEVENS 4 CO..
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER "a, 1874.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER
For Christmas.
PIERSON &, NEWS,
IS and 15..... Camp street...-..-1 3 and ID
Buyers looking for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
will do well to look at our ~
ELEGANT BUSINESS SUITS,
ENGLISH DIAGONAL DRESS SUITS,
FALL OvERCOATS, 10
BOYS SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS,
VERY Low PRICES
Shirts, Underwear, Kid Gloves, Scarfs, Bows etc,
all new fresh goods.
One price in plain figures Good quality goods and
polite attention. ds4 ThFrM&ThE2dp
WiLlSGns Hogan, -
% AND 1O1 CANAL STREET, s4-1
Has Just received fresh invoice of +
GENTLEMENs ENGLISH SHOES.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. 5vAL1sEs AND
No BAGS. ~ "a
SEWING MACHINES,
Agents for Empire and Gold Medal
80 and 101 Canal street,
d24 1t 2dp .al New Orleans.
Look Up Hossr
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS
And send them to
JOHN H. CLARK,
1O1 Canal Street. 1O1
Who is prepared to make large copies from old
ones; also frames and colors in Oil, Water or
Rastele; give directions Of color Of hair eyes and
complexion. They will be made ife-ike:
JOHN II. CLARK,
d24 1t2dp 1O1 Canal street.
Santa Claus,
after visiting the homes of the Crescent City and
making the little folks happy, will establish his
HEADQUARTERS AT THE BANK,
Royal and lib Canal street, and remain for the
balance of the day. where he expects to receive the
calls of all good papas and rich mcles who are con-
noisseurs of choice BRANDIES old WHISTLES,
TOM AND JERRY, the only genuine in town. fine
WINES, EGG NOG, 'ALES, and other liquids for
the delight of the inner man. af..-4 a go
No card of admission required, as the Old Man
holds his levce ,..55s.v-
FOR THE PEOPLE. be
ia. WALKER,
d24 1taip President Of the Bank.
Not the Best 5ss IOsC3s,
BUT WE LEAVE THE PUBLIC TO JUDGE
THE BEST LIQUORS
WHO CAN MAKE TOM AND JERRY.
Nth d V ICT @ r Y
| Spiced Rum, Irish Blue Blaze hot Tom and Jerry,
Scotch Whisky Punch. and all Liquors that any
other man processes to make
HITCHCOCK & MORAN, ..
da4 2tsdp Isl Common street
E. n. Tyler,
Dealer in
FINE WATCHES CLOCKS,
DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, SILVER
and PLATED WARE,
OPERA GLASSES, BRONZES,
PARTISAN and FANCY GOODS,
At Very Low Prices.
WATCHES REPAIRED at'
11J Canal Street, New Orleans.
Jewelry and Silverware Manufactured to ORDER
ds4 1Otapd
NosO Opened
The most unparalleled Stock Of
CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Decorated DINNER and TEA SETS. 10
Fine VASES and ORNAMENTS.
Cologne SETS and BRONZES,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
Fine GLASSWARE,
Chamber SETS,
Fire Iron GETS,
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Coughs! Colds! Bronchitis !

"a, 1874. +
Coughs! Colds! Bronchitis
Are now in season. and we would, therefore. remind
the public of the various remedies always kept IN
stock: 81
Pure Norwegian COD LIVER OIL.
Pure Bergen COD LIVER OLE, white and fresh.
Pure Bergen OLIVER OIL, with PHOSPHATE
OF LIME, prepared every day, and devoid OF any
acid which win always be found in preparations I'M
ported from the North.
COMPOUND PULMONIC PASTE, highly recon-
mended to the pulpit the bar lecturers teachers etc.
CHLORATE OF POTASH LOZENGES, very ef-
cient in hoarseness and also full supply most
popular American and French Patent Medicines gen.
orally resorted to in the above complaints.
FREDER1CKSON e. HARTE.
& 1879 Canal street,
1914 ThFr&Susdp Touro Billings.
The Kings Proclamation.
By command of his Royal Highness Rex our noble
and generous friend STEVE is now authorized to
furnish the Public daily with ROAST TURKEY for
LUNCH, at the Headquarters Of the
$50 KINGS OWN,
d24 atadp No. 46 Magazine street.
Christmas and Ne.v. Year
"a G'ei = tau.rt5 .lr4
+ b5H F PRESENTS 4+l
-ia ai ejGte rs,E33l ls#-4at I
--ga.r u.t.l sI.s. AZ, e u -f a. ti.t {
H. GOLDSMITH'S
.sYgis8| 9iie9a4eH ~ Sf.d ta .ls.F
I'D a9 ee - NE" saje.J'ai ofg. !.
~ 25c., soc. and 81 Store,
1874 Canal street, ne.r Bare.ne.
Ladies will please call early to find fun assert
ment, and to avoid the great rush before the Holt
days. d23 3t2dp&WeE
Christmas Gifts-BridGl Gifts.
large stock of the newest styles of
STERLING sILvERWARE,
In Handsome Morocco Cases, suitable for
Holiday, Birthday, and Other Presents.
Alb. GRIswoLD 4 CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal Streets,
Importers of Diamonds Watches Jewelry and Sill.
d23 3t2dp verware.
~ A GARD.
The Grand Drawing of the Single Number Tickets,
Louisiana State Lottery, win take place on SATUR-
DAY NEXT, the 26th day of December 1874, at II
o'clock NJ, over the rooms Of the Company. .-i
ss..e Fa Capital Prize $4,000. ,l.t
Only 10000 Numbers. Eth.
.5s Tickets only 30.
The Public are invited to witness the Drawing.
The doors win be opened at quarter to IL N.
Entrance on Union street. 80 d23 3t9dp
". G. Lyon d Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
SOLE AGENTS FOR SALE OF
sHEPARD's PATENT STARCH GLOSS,
IL Tchoupitoulas street,
d23 1w2dp and IL Peters street.
For Christmas
At
- :" a SHE'S
- Large Stock of e +. l3,e Il
BOYS, AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
AT VERY Low PRICES. ..,
-sl E l- UE; Also Of ids s.Fga1 +
Gentlelnen's Furnishing Goods,
y A large Assortment. EN-
Many articles suitable for useful and elegant presents
q +. LowFoR CASH 'a
aa.1.t -u ~. Eth B. T. WALSHE, i-ag
ds3 etsdp. s3zaa7 no Canal street.
l'eae EvricIs's, q = y
i= al $50 Canal Street, 81 af 79t
Is the place to buy ,tl- Iv.h,' - lsYiaQ
Holiday Books, Stationery,
Cheap: Clear:
---- l.5a sF rtE
OUR DOLLAR OKS,
Worth from 81 Is to 81 IS.
aa LARGEST STOCK OF
Juvenile and Toy Books,
st.t trH AND # # ID 5s
illustrated Works
'' IN TOWN.
-r saa5 $500 IN
f7a n e1 .4 1883
Call and see us ct AM1 rll
100 Canal Street.
d23 2dp 1t 4Er5.l.,.
~ a.4 st. James Hotel,
-sJ -rET - f5a- .T t.ttai
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Navra, successor to Navra & Offner, liza
Canal street, is selling silver plated ware at
manufacturers prices. .9n-f
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You will find beautiful stock of Cardigan
jackets, all prices, at Il. B. Stevens & Co., 135
Canal St,net .--.-.=-.. -,
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SEWING MACHINES,
Agents for Empire and Gold Medal
80 and 101 Canal street,
l24 1t 2dp -At New Orleans
Loolc Up Kosss
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS
And send them to
JOHN H. CLARK,

lO1. Canal 6treet-..............1O1
Who is prepared to make large copies from old
ones; also frames and colors in Oil, Water or
Dastele; give directions Of color Of hair eyes and
complexion. They will be made ite-lke.
JOHN II. CLARK,
d24 1t2dp 1O1 Canal street.
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Ever before imported into this market, which
the undertigne takes pleasure in Offering
to his friends and the public aSprices
which the CASH purchases ct
recent AUCTION SALES
1t New York alone
can enable him
TO OFFER.
n. L. NAVRA,
Successor to Navra Ofner.
ia Canal street,
d24 1t2dp Opposite Varieties Theater.
The Attention
PUBLIC is CALLED TO MY LARGE AND
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
InIaid, Rosewood, ,Papier Maehe and Rus
sian Leather
WRITING DESKS,
Fine Portemonnaies, Albums,
and Fancy Stationery,
Generally which am Selling at Low Prices.
JOHN W. MADDEN,
STATIONER,
ds3 3t2dp - Camp street.
Fine Shoes
3ACHNGA
is Camp Street,
Under the City Hotel)
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The Chicago Times snyH Of the fire.
less locomotive huntington solneol the
streets OF the Garden city;
II consists of n boiler, eight feet long
by three feet IN diameter ana the llsll-
al machinery ON n small scale, There
was no fuel, no fire, no fireman, The
steam was supplied for tho round trip
of sis miles before startling, NJ the
depot was Il supply boiler Si%lecl leo'
by three feet, In which steam was gem
Grated until 200 pounds pressure was
Indicated 10y the steam gunSe, The
locomotive boiler was lhIee" loulIhS
full of cold water. lnSlend OF bolllnE
this by means of fire, aud raising the
pressure to required height, the
steam was introduced from the supply
boiler through an iron tube. The iron
tube was connected with the locomo'
tive boiler, the latter running under the
water, along the bottom Of the boiler,
and letting out the steam rs II was
freed from the supply boiler INTO lhe
locomotive boiler. This steam, rising
through the cold water, pemeatcd it,
and quickly raised lis pressure TO one
hundred and seventy pounds. WIN
this supply of steam the locomotive
started, drawing II heavy Iulr-hor8e
ear, over three miles, to IhirtS'lllIS
strcct, in ten minutes The amount OF
steam consumed represented eighty
pounds pressure, locomotive starting
back with ninety pounds remaining
When the starting point was reached,
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THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF gDv.
CATION,

Mr.. Il. W. kirkpatrick, of Austin
has made an arrangement with the
publishers Of the above valuable
monthly, to have an edition issued for
Texas, the second number of which,
for February, 1874, lies before us. The
journal is now in its seventh year. and
is considered the oracle on matters of
education. Mr.. kirkpatrick has the
endorsement of Governor Coke, ex-
Governor rhrockmortOn, Senator ALI
son and DR.. Foote, of the twcnty-frst
senatorial district. lie is Texan OF
near twenty years standing, and we
take pleasure in commenting his en-
terprise TO the patronage of our people
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Grange, feeling The necessity FOR u
moro thorough coopoWlon0ndconcelI
Of notion upon the part Of the patrons
orhusbnudry orDallas counlSaswelles
throughout the state, In order TO iacll'
lato the accomplishment of the op'
lects Of the ORDER therefore, ho II
Resolved That lho secretary OF U'ls
grange be authorized to notify the sub
ordinate oranges in this county IlIHl Il
meeting, composed Of three delegates
from caca subordinate grunge, VIII be
held at the court house ut Dallas on
the twcnty-llr,t day of March, 1871, Tor
the purpose Of organizing u county
council.
Resolved, That This preamble ana
resolutions be signed by lhemNS'crnld
secretary of this grange, ANA copy
sent to each Of the city papers OF pa''
las, with u request opublIsh the same
u. /. BECKER, Secretary
n. J.. FRhNK, Master,
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selves, we congratulate ourunelenlaIa'
loron her good fortune Tyler, II we
do Joke with her sometimes, N u good
nlace-has good folks, big trees, excel
lent water and with more sand lllal
n noedful Dr health, Is0unuolly sur
rounded by old-GmhIoncd blackbcrrle'
ofdollclous flavor, Of which we are oo'
nlod, Perhaps we may run down III
the fruit season, and smoke the cult
met Of pence with those old friends
who thought Dallas was too young to
have Inc supreme court,
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FcXRs lts Area

The empire of Texas is 50 vast in It's
extent that anything like clear idea
of It's magnitude can only Inc obtained
by comparison. Hence, We would re-.
mark that Texas is twice, and one-hall
the combined area of New Work. and
Pennsylvania, more than three times
rs large rs all New England considcra-
bly, larger than France and Corsica to-
gethcr, and not much smaller than the
entire Austrian Empire. It's, in fact
larger than Pennsylvania, New York,
New Jersey and six New England
States taken together II all France
were taken up bodily aud set down
in Texas at equal distances from its
borders, there would he II margin
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THE bill which has passed the SEN
ate, and will pass the house, dividing
the state into six congressional dis
triets, is very just and fair measure
so far as we understand it, We accent
it cordially, so far as our district is con.
eerned, as well as all that We could
ask. This district will include GRAY
son, Collin, Rockwell, Kaufman, Ellis
Johnson Hood and all the counties
lying west and north of them.
1t Is a compact district, bound to-
gether by common interests and dos.
tined ever to remain so.
The next election for congressman
Will come OFF next fall.
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WE understand that oar allusion
yesterday to Mr. T.. j. Darlington as Il
candidate for city assessor and collec-
tor, is misconstrued by some.
The article was hurriedly written
amid the cares of business, and per-
haps does not clearly explain itself.
We have not made and do not make
any charges against that gentleman,
never having been in his office or had
II transaction with him. On the con-
trary, unless something should be de-
velopcd now unknown to us, we shall
vote for him rs nominee of our party.
Our remarks, without consultation with
any one, were inspired by the desire
for unity among our political friends.
We had regarded the card of Mr.. c.,
published some two weeks ago, as sat
isfactory. Butwhen anumber of respec-
table democrats, who had participated
in the primary election, issued
call on another gentleman to be Il
candidate, we could but see it, The
extent Of dissatisfaction we did not and
do not know. Our suggestion that Mr..
G, had better withdraw, is construed by
some of his intimate friends rs imply
ing charge against him. We deny
in toto any such intention--we had
none to make. On the contrary, we
found that those who had known him
long had the fullest confidence in him.
Our only object was to get unity and
Il full vote but rs his withdrawal, in
the opinion of his intimate friends,
would place him in a false position,
which, on reflection, strikes Us as hay
ing some foundation we withdraw the |
suggestion, repeating cmphalically |
that we have no charge to make.
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4 SPECIAL TO the Galveston News,
dated the 81, says;
Al meeting of the Central railroad
company to-day, seven out OF eleven
of the directors were present Messfs;
w. j, lIulchlns, Rice, Taylor ana
Dodge were absent,
A resolution was offered by peIrcc
modifying order No, 2, In relation To
cotton shipments, The order Is 80
modified that agents Of thc Central
road are instructed to receive ana re-
cclpt for frcights destined for Calves,
ton, to be shipped over any designated
line, II being undertood that the COM
pany will not be responsible for any
Injury to such freight beyond it, own
line. The order viii probably he re-
stindod altogether
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BY letters from two leading members
of the legislature, we learn that the
position of II goodly number has been
misunderstood,
A number OF members who voted
against calling n convention rs the
proposition stood, are, nevertheless, in
favor of such II body, but deemed it
wise to delay action for II year or so,
till the departments Of government
can be rcolgani2ed and, for short
time, to avoid mourning the additional
eXpense, till our finances can be placed
on better footing. This, we believe,
is substantially the position Ex-senator
Ireland and othcrs--probahIy that OF
Speaker Bryan.
We have only aimed to criticise
democrats who are per SC opposed to
making new constitution, through Il
constitutional convention elected lay
the people. We have no complaint to
make Of those who only differ as to
time and mode Of election.
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Such bellies, light, delicate, fragile
looking creatures, elegant as Retelrs
angels, warm-eyed as Mohammedan
hours, yet timid as the antelope whose
hazel orbs they eclipse, limhed like
nothing except an American woman.
| would rather not go on. When |
speak of the beauty of my country-wo-
men, my heart swells. [ do believe
the new world has newer mOuldS for
its mothers and daughters. ! think |
am not prejudced. | have sighed in
France; have loved in Italy; | have
bargained for Cmcassans in an eastern
bazaar, and have lounged at Howell
and James on II sunny day in the sea-
SON; and my eye is trained, and per-
captions quickened; but do think
that there is no such beautiful work of
God under the arch of the skies us an
American girl in her belle-hood.-
n. i, Willis.
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There are many distressing symptoms OF
di,rnso the cuuscs Of which are uncertain.
Debility, nervous irritation, mental slupoh
aud headache for instance, may possibly be
symptomnllr uf chronic diseases In some
particular organ yet IN u large majority OF
cases. at lcusl, lhcy mlso from Indigestion,
and morbid condition, Of the liver and
bowels cngcndcrcd by a foul stomach. when
this ls tho cnsc few doses of lloStcllrrS
Stomach Blttcm viii usually effect u COM
plctr cure, but should the symptoms be only
mligutod without being entirely removed
by brief course Of the romcdy let II be- COM
tined until every trace Of disease has van-
lshed Dyspepsia IN II wonderful mimic
II initiates with startling accuracy the midi
cations Of heart disease, brain disease, kidney
disease, and u half dozen other frlghtlnl all
meuts, md when the doctOlS have solcmnly
announced the existence Of one or the other
orthcsc complaints, mlfH dozen doses OF the
Blttors viii, IN most eases, explode their
theories by curing the patient,
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AN advertisement will he found in
to days HERALD from DR.. u. King,
city assessor and collector, announcing
that he will receive city scrip for all
taxes. This will be done up to the
25th of this month, after which all the
claims remainingunpaid will be placed
in the hands of Judge KerIoot, rs de-
linquent tax payers, according to law.
DIR. King desires us to say emphati-
cally that this will be done, with no
exceptions So everybody owing the
the city had best call at the Doctors
Office and settle up.