The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-23

yesterday, while the owner Of the
promises Ia which tho tree stood was
absent, ''pnips Is my name, mister
replied tho youth, "nnd ] wear lively
muscle. | think you can bet on me
making II airy and pictorial on the
LORDS sidoW
Az PRoMPrNEss and fair dealing H.,
IN all things oommendablc II is espe-
clally 50 IN fire insurance, aud, ~ this
connection, we arc pleased to make
the following announcement; Messrs.
Ed. n. Clay ~ Co., ofthls city, who have
the largest Insurance agency In the
state hud twonty-four losses by re-.
moyAl and othorw lse, In our late fire,
and within ten days after the fire not
one Of them remained unadlusted, and
to-day, to the entire satisfaction Of all
concerned, not one remains unpaid.
Nothing that we could say would re-
fleet more credit on these gentlemen
or the companies they represent.
They have II thorough knowledge Of
their business, are full Of energy, and
In the faithful discharge Of duty to
their companies are always alive to
the interests Of their patrons,
Attention " called 10 the advertise
ment Of Magulre's Cundurango, liver,
kidney and blood bitters, Will be
found In to-day'spaper. In connection
Herewith, we refer to the following re.
mnrkable cure Of one Of the oldest
and most eminent citizens of New
Orleans, by this remedy, fac slmIle
of which letter we have seen;
Once OF robert l., A Writ Adnms,)
No. N Union street,
New ORLEANS, 2lst March, 'Si. J
Alcssis. Morris Il Woodward, New Orleans;
Gentlcmcn--For several years past
have been suffering greatly with dis
case Of the liver and dyspepsia, re-
sulting for two summers past in Jaun-
dice. Last summer | tried the pre-
scriptious Of two eminent physicians
of this city without benefit, and my
family and friends considered my re-
covery almost or quite hopeless, In
this condition visited the wells in
| Mississippi, near Summit, and after II
months stay returned without improve
ment and Frustrated. For II continued
period of thirty days was confined
to my bed and room, until my wife,
desparlng of my recovery, dispatched
for friends in Mississippi, About this
| time her attention was called TO Ma
guire's Cundurango liver aud blood
bitters, Of which she procured II bottle,
and by It's use was speedily restored
to healthy digestion and most raven
Gus appetite. For several months pre-
vious / had no appetite, and what
nourshment | took was thrown up
daily without digestion. Feeling am
indebted to the Cundmnngo bitters for
life and health, write this for the
benefit of the afflicted and not as II
puff to your medicine. lC its publica-
ton will benefit you or the public you
are at liberty TO use IL.
Yours truly, RoBERT ADAMS.
| in all eases OF excessive drinking,
the liver aud kidneys will he found Sc
riously affected, The stomach refuses
to act, and cannot retain the necessary
! food. The nerves are uDstrung, and
the man feels truly wretched. OF
course, in such cases, the first thing is
TO cease the use of alcoholic stimulonts,
then restore the disorganaed liver and
kidneys TO their normal condition. No
medicine will so etlectually do this us
William b. Parker's Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu. If taken according to
directions, no doubts need be enter
tanned of obtaining prompt and eflec-
tual relief Sold by all druggists, every
where.