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ID Real Estate broker and Aucrfoueer,
Federal Buildings. corner 18th and 4 sts northwest


Federal Buildings. corner 7th and sts northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTs IN soUABErAsT
OF 509, 4IH sTsEkT MESE, BETWEEa q
AND sTBEETS H0BrH.
8, ~ Of record "a Iiber 20. EOI, f5lO 9, Ons Of
- ths fand recoros foE the county Of Warrington,
GeSt secured tsoeTs9y; shall ss, IL f1sDI q tue
$50 o'ciock D Lets farty-six as rorty
az nifty three, (sS fifty eight t55,I htty lime, t9
ve' With the i'm prS1emsnts thereon, 5nsistinS
Of twc-storv Brick House on esnh lot. Also, Llts
sixty seven (6fJ sky eight, (63j siEtynine' It9J
tqusre east u square ive hundred and nias, teasr
Teys Of sae onefOGrt6 casb ~ &Sisb v
dollars esch lot must be paid ct the inc of sale
sitter TIE day OF sale, With ten per cent. interest,"
secured by deed Of trust on the lots II the terms
sy Of sale the Pr1pfts viii Be re Teso9 rss
EEd cost of the defaufsng purchaser All the Of
poT4-d B. II. wARsER, A1ctiGneer.
81 THE PURCHASES OF LOT FIFTY
JBRkE hsyibs defsIitei ed, 10 eSnSi, NIB Tag With tes
and cost, on MONDAY, December attn, ls74, at
'''iN' anu $50 W KKEHEDY, Trustee.
does b. d WARNER, AuctiO0ssr.
llY LATIMER CLKABI.
ID Resl Estate Brokers and Auctioneersj
s''thVes' 0Ornes ss Bast avenue and h H.
tEEeTEk - ga LEOt v ALU ABLE PROPERTY
Oh CAPITOL Hill.
- BY virtue Of the several osssed by the
10 rrepe Go urt of the District Of Columbia ia n
tfzC cause in that court depending botwssn vii
lam 3. Huntingt TOD trrstee. and Robsrt T. Walker,
James OIutchett aud cthers, being Osnse No. 1891
Equity Doc 9, the undsrsigaed trustee, appointed
IN the Flsce en1 stead OF william >. Huntington,
Ceceased vi SELL at cTisn, the highezt BIDDER
urop the premises Gu 4 tsDAY, the Sch II De-
cenber next, at O'Clock 10 the afternoon, those
parcels Of ground known a. lots and 8, 10 square
6s3, with the improy eInents thereon.
Tbs terms Of sale g. prescribed ny the decrsss are
cesh. All stamps aud cOnvsy auciag az Eurchaser's
cost. IL the terms Cf sale complied with in
three osS Tie rotss reserves riht 20 resell
II q SWAIN. Trustee.
noT8-daes LAIlAkR q CkkARY, ARcts,
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. =. q. WAEhEE,
Federal Buildings, corner Tn and SIS. northwest
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INP0kEANTAND POSITIVE.

SALE OF CHRISTMAS TOYS, FINE FANCY
GO0ps, HIGH COSr DOLLS. FINE
GLaseM ABE, OHILDs TOY
WAGONS, HOSES, Acc.
AT AUrTI0N
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10 TIE TRADE AhB PRIVATE BUYERS

81 DUNUhhtUN \ hOS., hDci-,
Corner 9tk and ID strests north y est
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EiphRnZO EOUngs g. Co.,
GEOOERs, NINTH AND STREETS,
UNDER MASONIC TENPLE
J, r. JOHNSON ocfII-.y
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EVENING STAR

IRON A SUNDAY Sea ooI To rHE b.
sIhk hiffoDRoME -FuseniA S.itshp,x -.
maos = MT IN Barnam's Ramaa HIpeefy -
onNet IN TIE great two d stse chSri,f =
ne kteAt snow an SAYS she i one a. ~,
kr, 'est ana pet IN hts employ Sha 4. /, -.
80 sutiiul hTREette. 81 good efn - =. -
the r. Hesi respectabilty- ToaT vs.-. -. -
vhe, ssu, cen years Of age. she be- ~ = c,s''
nuNirsrf =. I regular attendant a. ths -.
nT CreSne-,. Grace Oh spel. IN lsth s.-c.s
she ~as a men,. OF the S.bhath- s-bo,i - ~,
a tescher. spd sft.. ward the soprAno in tbs
Choir. In the latter - 81 "a s1e tecelFed most
he srty praise from al - 70 heard her. Wash
the chapel Wa Destroyed D. ure IA December.
Is 2 she went with their cor teEa ion - their
little church an sd street, ana d. since be N a
regular attendant AZ that church. Not long
aeo her parents died aud she NAs tlra.vn uDpa
her own res Darces. Then sae applied 20 NJ
Bsnum for enP'cymeut If cni-svorea 20
dts>usde Der from entering TIE profession but
she Nss persistent, sui ~ lengfh Nr. Raraam
becoming sstlsned OF her sincerity, q niuloyfI
her. The TeSllt h. know n % al Who hAVe tfsI-
tod The hippodrome. She hs- brarrly ans
dsrinEly mainisinCi her position. sns h re
sleCted by al the other employees After each
performance she h accompanied ~ her sister
% their neat Little home She - the V5sssssor
81 library which would do credit q rnarv fsr
Adler 70 secure one - I'it '1.isfplt1 RaIf..s -ft
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AUCTION SALES.

AOOIlUN SALES.
THIS EVENING.
RY JANIS GUILD, Auctiopeer,
n lo14 Pennsylvsnis ayenue.
CLO1E1EG, FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS, OFT
Lkkf, WoHESs UNDERGRADUATES, Sc,
seie. YvxRy ryrsr.s =, ,.so
TUESDAY, THCRsDAf and SATURDAY at 10
O'Clock m.
oot2s-sm JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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pI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
ID successor TO Green Williams, Auct's)
No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and streets,
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- British A@D NUIsra ASEPIuAN
AOl Al MIL STEAMSHIPS.
81 FkEE EET TJRR and EVTEPPcoy
CALLING At COX HAR8OR
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IGsS IN 80 SALk OF VALUABLE BEkL rs
IrTk NkAh III 4 BALlIMUkk AND DHfD
kAlL ht't 10 y EfUT-M sSSACHCsETrs AV.
INUE AMI NOEGH CAPITOL STREET.
- Tao r aud ID virtue Of deed # trust bear.
As1inR date the "a Of February 1857, aud another
~-1ted u tTust bearing date N arch Iatn, 1851
bob duly recorded sd OF the several dCcr-es pSsse
hy the ruprs me CCurt of the District Of COlunuis
In aus y. l6S2, e4Dity docket g. herein william
; En tinstob, trustee, is plaintiff, ana Robert J
"iker a'd others Gre Cete03 anti AMI also in vir
ire ot suEcTy eg semeh's nlet in the said court,
TIE undersigned tcustHt, tinted C. the cJGrr m
the piece and stead Cf said Huntington, Will SSH
the follow iuR Itai estate, in the city 4 NashuCtap
upOR the Csys aud tues folio TIag tnat il 10 ear on
zFNsSUA1, the g b day e December, lSTg, A.
O'Clock Ia t.e afternoon, l Will s-tI, ug0l the
premises, lot J. IN tgrsTe 40 Tn. sale Il m de Tor
the sUT Pcse q psyius the Indebtedness { 800 VI
J Walker q the First EAtiOua Bank 4 WssNflg.
ten, Rnc sBsory judgments be-, aging e. said bsnk
and o. r., provides IL said DEGREES
Tern Of sale: BCe-tOUrth IT the purchase money
20 be pac Ia cash, end the bslsnce In squsi install
eTts IN 6, - and IS months, tue pure sssr q give
for the deferred payments lis pTomisscTV nntas,
b. ETirg interest and secured 70 the i-f rtirl %
th0kruNtee Purchaser % make a post Of SJ0 or
EsN lot pu-C based 81 tie time Of sale for Cosi rtd
NyeHseB The trustee reserves the rlsht > resell
at the risk and cost Of the purchaser u7lrss the
terms Of sale are com Plie1 with wit ain ave DAYS
All cOnye 81 chg st cost Of purchaser.
u. q. SW AIN. Tfps 40.
novG-d&ds LATINER CLEARY, saers
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p1 ouNOANsON BIOS, Auctoueers,
b Southeast corner Oh and ID streets northwest.
Why DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
On THE CORSEE OF 6IH AND g STREETS
sOUThW Bsr, AT Az 1TIOk.
- On ksOAf MKT, the 18th instant, at q
4 CLOCK, 10 front OF the premss-, " IA sell At
public auction Lots IL Is aud Is, in square az,
sinateo as In 70" caption, coHtsin ug ia all u.lx5
sslus, g feet This property Contains four or I've
Zoe bnIldine lets, aud is also Improved by = sub
to the blsLesa bidder.
Terms: 0pe.i bird cash; balance in Elk aud twelve
m.Lths, with interest at SIX Per cent. Deposit OF
$500 on day Of sale.
y CDEARY,
deC9-td WA TLIRCE EyIT IFh-teef-
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jus. ?. n ENIhls
II Beat Estate Agent and Auc.f5ueer.
Ofice No S02 sth street zar:hw-sL,
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BUTTER.
One ton 81 Canine New YORK Goshen Bnttsr.
Just SRI ID, which offer Wholesale and retail
hlsC, inst = ceir q, 400 4 zes CANNED GOODS.
which viii sell during the ally pBrt of ths sss.
sol st extremely low rates
P1raImPor.eo CUBA HONEY, b. the gallon -
delicious article.
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4 ALL az @ GAUTIsENI
- l2l4 and l3I9 Pennsylvania avSnus
red uced prices
CLARkT, per dozen, s. g.; RBIEz WINE, 81
CATAWBA, 81 81 Der gaiIs,
GIEGKR Brandy, RASPBERRY sYRUP
nc , &C yR-Cr
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TEAS

CHATHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL
y b. tmith Co.'S Graham Flour ana Crushec
Eoati direct from their uliu ia BROOKLYN ever
seek. Fresh Dat Meal IN rG'k; genuine Scotch
O-t tfsi In p und package; Genuine IIisr Oai
Meal, fF7G the Water Gate Mills, In Is-lb tin cans
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on MONDAY MORNING, December Ia.lSI
ST III s'CicCk, within cur s1Ctau Rooms, We shall
sell cOEsig un eut % the Oh we goods To- trade
sud private irdiN Id slS respectfully invited -
stt-ld Tee COLLECTION vii b. OEen io- exhibit IN
on Saturday, the lzt II staut.
Terms Cssh
dscIO TEspl LATIMER CLEARv, Ar,ts
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MI NwindrllH
Please publish IN the litENLp the
following correspondence, which eA-
plains itself, and will serve IN part as
mn answer to numerous letters now be-
ing received. respectfully ask the
Forth Worth, WaSalochle and other
Dallas papers (all In this DISTRICT to
copy the same, for which they VIII
please accept, In advance, my thNnIsi
BIRDvILLE, TARRANT COUNTY |
June 3, 1914. !
Colonel John Horny Iir wn'
DEAR SIR have been informed
that you are the chairman OF the Velc'
ran association for thl9 district ] was
in Captain William Bccluels compa-
ny, from Red River county, after The
Cnddo Indiana, ia the year lo33' ]
was captain Of u company Of rangers ~
1887. | was In Captain Jason Wllsoh's
COMPANY of rangers three months ~
| the llll of 1898. was IN Captain VIII
I liam Stoutls company of rangers IN
| 1888 or 1879. Please inform me IL !
am entitled 10 q pension II not nm ]
entitled TO membership Ia the veteran
association. Please give me the iulog-
nation, rs am oighIy-three years old
and nearly blind | am drawing nine
ty-siX dollars per year for my services
in the creek war, in lSl2, aud II ! am
entitled 70 anything from Texas viii
receive 1t thankfully
Your ohedient servant
GEORGE RlRDWELL.
Reply.
DALLAS, June II, 1874.
Captain George BIrdwell:
DEAR SIR \ our letter Of the 9Th in
slant was only received yesterday, and
| hasten to reply. ! regret to say that
under our state pension law, fear you
are not entitled to II portion OF the
| states bounty and must be content,
/ like many others who did good service
in our darkest days, with the respect
aud vcncration of every good man and
woman in the land. The pensions ARE
confined to those who served in the
regular or volunteer army in lS35-'36
nnh,oo- o,ltati,a u,n,, Ma ga, An
tonic nowso,,. ,,,.s.oro and Nior
prisoners. | have not seen the new
law Inf on nndorstond ia nroviaions
n !, hnwoynr l,,nssi,lo thot oso n,on-
hon. ~ rn.,,at, poo,.no,,,,' ,,n,no,y In
,eey ,.n,, ',,',, H. ,n'',,Ial ~ hnl.-
,on,,o . ~, n,,,' on,,,,, ,,r.,or anal ,yos an
az ,,,. W .'',,,.,' ' '..,, .'.,.,,.l
w. ,'','n', ~, ' ~ ',,,;., ..,
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Thr9ailg9Gral1

CRoPs In Eostland county mercpro'
scented rs good,
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national Preju,iiccs."
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald /:

10 Lne Eultor OF inc DniihS Iiefalu!
"The strangers that dwelleth with you
shall he unto you as one born among you,
and thou shalt love him rs thyseli, for yc
We're strangers In tho land of Egypt. | am
the Lord, your God.'~Ley. NNN, 81.
The noble stand taken by the HER
AID as the fearless tribune of the PEG,
pie, rs the faithful eXpositor Of Jclltr-
sonian democracy, Ms the viglant
guardian of constitutional rights, and
as the detector and lenouncer of nepo-
tsm aud all other isms inimcal TO
true progress and liberty, has brought
Your paper TO the front rank Of jour
nalism. Other papers watch which
way the wind Flows, and turn their
sails accordingly, but the HERALD pre-
ters TO guide aud enlighten rather than
to servilely follow in the wake of pub
lie opinion. Men and things are Judged
solely on their merits, and censured or
commended according to their deserts.
Not least in Importance among the
many reforms advocated by the HER
AID is the laudable effort to disabuse
the public mind of that relic of barbar-
ism, national prejudice Though,no
intelligent man can give n reason
worthy of respect why such prejudices
do exist, think can account for the
anti-lrish feeling which permeates the
American character.
To DO an lrishman, and worse still,
to be an Irish Catholic, is to be subject
to ostracism in most American COM
munities. speak from experience.
They don't believe that any good thing
can come out of Nazareth. This arises
from looking at Ireland through Eng
fish spectacles. What little Ameri-
cans know of Irish history they have
acquired through English authors. An
impartial history Of Ireland, from the
pen of Hume or Froude, may be ms
reasonably expected as that Garrison
or Wendell Phillips, were they to write
II history of the late civil war, could
possibly do Justice to the south. five
turn from these TO American histori-
ans, we shall be no better informed
for American literature is but second
edition of its transatlantic prototype
So dilierental are American writers TO
English opinion that they would sac
rafice truth itself to obtain an approv-
ing nOu from jupiter romans, British
review.
Not only history, but the whole OF
English literature is permeated with
this hostile spirit. Ireland was gagged
by penal laws, and for centuries pre-
vented from taking any part in lit
erature, which consequently became
intensity inimical to everything Irish.
But since the seal has been removed
from the mouths of Irish orators, and
Irish writers permitted to use their
pens, the misty scales of misrepresen-
tation aud fabrication, in which venal
aud partisan political scribes had en-
veloped the story of Ireland, are fast
disappearing, and the truth of history
at last coming out
You appeal especially to American
youth TO divest themselves of ma.
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stars Rud MetcOrs.

Al certain seasons motoors dart Across the
drmumont between the earth aud the fixed
stars But they quickly vanish, while the
nNed stars remain. In the medical lirmn-
mcut the grcnt vegetable invigorant, Hostel
tsrS stomach nittors, has long been II fixed
aWr of the hrSt magnitude. Little meteors,
In the siupo OF limitations, bearing various
uauos, now and then attempt u glimmcring
composition with It, but they soon disappear
from the held Of vision, leaving the glory of
tho true rcmcdy unlmpuired, The number
of these wlll.o'-the-wlsps that have come to
glo( within the last twenty wears is beyond
computation, and those now in existence ARE
In tho last agOuies OF ESTABLISHMENT. The
standard tonic and Alternative, that cures and
prevents so many distressing diseases, and
which no dcbliWted invalid ever took with
out receiving II wonderful accession OF
strougth and vitality, only derives increased
popularity nom the attempts Of charl0tanS
t0run their failures in the Hostetter groove.
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tonm preIuilcea, ThH ls Wise, for
,hry no tho mulorial 10 work nponi
iut uppulng their teachers arc ~.
.pOfod WitU ihH vlrH, what thon" J
wuY urU.nt recently ara school CNhl-
mH0u here, muliE other SHY lMnBf
n.ltup p,Uur Wus urled In Which q
dwuhrl lglHhmnu was tho prominent
character AZ Che close of the eSple
rlavs, when the people began TO dis
porsr toward thOif homes, saw HcVo-
ml drunken Americans acting most
dlHorderly, but moi u single lriShnan'
The drunken lrlshmRn IL 10 more u
representative uf lbs race lllnl lle
Arl,nusnW Traveller or the Texas dcs'
pcradO h u fair speclmen of The peace
hr American citizen, The evil II that
tenrhers aud those who ought to know
better viii put this detcslablo chnrac-
ter forward ~ n representative OF MS
nationality, aud thus poison thominds
Of American children with prejudice
against people from whom NJ least
one third OF the inhabitants OF The
United States are descended. HIS
Peter Farley affords the pupil little aid
in crusing these erroneous Ideas,
Any one VINO deslres W hnoWn w w
relative mofhlily anu eop'le'y VI eno
English, 7rotGl anu lr'Sn, innS col-
sui the slhtlsllrs oi inc brlllHl, TeB,s'
lTar general Ior.ihpS ~ wou," s"r I,
PRISE some 10 near lllnt ial laS luW v
black marks against him than either
Sandy or johnny Bun,
a.. 4 l.,lf l. agllnnl
running oHo2urlolscol ll'1o,, sv ,,,',
history ne mus Que Wlge llWo nun nun,
dredandseVeniy,ScVnn OF thir,y'elgh'
ines, devoted 70 lho history OF irelanul
al Mhlcll me iolloWlllR IL spec'lllc','
"lho ilfSl llihanitalits were l,hIu'
li7IGd Crlls, VINO ioGEnl WIN u',l' -,
hnd seemed TO love 'lSlltlnS petler eVen
IMAM resisting llleSe ltuu,l
NipB') were constantly IulrIelnH WIZ wv,
| e0cIl oluVIi Hnu IIpls 'ho pW'P'o h"'
plGnly OF thelr l1Vori.e sPorn,,I, ,, Gal
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WE had the pleasure OF acall yeslc'"
day, from Mr.. r. J. Profit, OF Memphis,
Tenn, who has come to our CITY 10
locate permanently. Mr.. 7. IL agent
for that sterling old democratic paper,
the Memphis Appeal, ns also the
"PhllIps' Southern Farmer published
monthly al Memphis, for both of which
papers he will solicit subscriptions. In
a short time Mr.. j, Will commence
business M agent for some valuable
machinery, due notice of which viii be
given IN our advertising columns.
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Wpuo IN recent of the prospectus

Wa In receipt Of the prospectus
OF the new paper-the Galveston
Times about being started Mt Calves
ton by Messrs. Bernard " longhry'
The Times will be II "stralghtout DEM
ocrntlc journal, not time-servlng oi
triculent, but faithluto the principles
of the party" and viii be published
daily and weekly at $40 por annurn for
the daily and 50 for the weekly.
Colonel Loughry ,ls well known rs II
lifelong democrat by thepeoplc of the
state and particularly by those oil eNst
Texas, while Mr.. Bernaud iaas favor
ably known to the southern parton the
state, as lato editor Of the Colorado
Citizen. We commend the now paper
to our readers, and wish II abundant
success.
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A graduate ui Inc lulNrihly ~ tOp0nha.
gon, nnnnurk honorary II, ID, nom the
University NJ padoyn, italy Tor sevoral
yours assistant physlrlan 10 the celebrated
Ricord, Pprlsi nom
NEW ORLEA Nss, la.
HnyIng been Tor many yonrs student al
tle large hospitals OF Pullh, London. Niunnn
ANA Copenhagen, and thorough, large and
yurlrd practice during illleen yenm, has
gained Il most thorough knowledge Of The
nuturo Of all chronic Diseases ana the treat.
ment thereof and he has ~ his extensive
practice had nm unparalleled success, ahd
Worry often ellerl tod - cure where every REM
| non had been dcspnlltd ul
Nobody who ever suffered VI the tedious
aud Acknowledging disease, dyspepsia, has
| ever In vain called on Dr, BILE In every
cl,se has he by his new method Of treatment
restored the functions OF the stomach, nnd
with II the health ana Vigor OF the patient,
aud many u person does To-day, Win graft
lIlde, recall the moment he placed himself
For Inc treatment of Indies discusses, DR..
| nile IL deselYodly renowned, ana no ludy
suffering from AMEMolllllEA, bisMEN,
! ORRHCEA, IlYSTERlA, PROLAPSuS
| UTERl, or any other disease pecnllnrio The
female system, should not lail 10 call ON DR..
Billie, M they will quickly be relieved ~
their SUFFERING ana ultimately restored TO
Diseases OF the GENlTO-URINARY or.
| CANS and chronic diseases Dr. bile has
made speciality, and this scOurgc OF hu-
mnnity Is easily and quickly overcome by
his new treatment,
Decline and nervous debility In old or
young Is quickly aud permanently cured
and null pOwcr restored, No man ~ 700 old
and no Young man too dcbilltaled mat he
cannot be entirely inVigornted by Dr. bllleS
treatment, -, -,
Dr. BILLIE Inns resided for years IN New Or.
leans, IN endorsed by The medical fraternity
there, and hy his SKIN ana knowledge has
obtained u great -cputalion as specialist.
Dr, Billie wishes 10 call Decentralization
10 his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining few drops of blood, can dlscoy-
or II there il any syphiliilc poison In the
blood, which Is OF the greatest Importance,
ms the poison can lay quiet in the blood for
wears, then TO breuk ont with Ill It's ravOgrs,
and no person who ever has vencrcnl dis
eases can be sure that he Is cured without be-
Ing examined by Dr. Bile.
Discusses Of the lungs, heart ana kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
DR.. Billie IL now In Galveston on q visit 10
Texas viii be in Houston ON May l1th and
In
DALLAS about the Tenth of July.
Consultations conhdentiaily in English,
German, French, DANISH Swedish and Nor.
. Weglun. oiulm
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wOMAN'S HEALTH.

IL isa lamentable fnct, that from causes not
generally understood, fel.ale suffering ap-
pears To be on the Increase. rho sweet young
Girl lust entering wOlnanhoOd soon becomes
pale feeble, emaclHted, lliclesSs, with head
nche, pains and aches, loss OF appetite, pail
pitation Of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim and
spnghilinoss SO much admired. The middle
aged married lady is no less exempt from
these troublesome NnnOyances, She Is con-
tlnuplly gruntinB and Iretting with paine
and nches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she forces herself in so.
ciety, she 'souis" on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomesa
mere drone IN her own household. And she
AT the "turn of life" Is no stranger to suffer-
ing peculiar to her sex at That age. Habits
climate and nattention surely bring about
THESE SAD RESULTS.
that are now hurting thousands Of females
old and young, 10 untimoly graves. Exercise
your reason, your judgment, and procure DE-,
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters as they
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and is one of the
most powerful iron and vegetable TONES
known to the medical profession. They are
Handsomely put up in large bottles and sold
by druggists and merchants everywhere.
Address, DIR, J. J. DROMGOOLE, Prop T.,
Louisville, Ky.
Womnn's Medical Advertiser, neat and
we'll written book, specially for the use Of ie-
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
ment of all ordinary diseases affecting the
emale sex. The only book of the kind writ
ten. Price only % cents. Address as above
Hdaw4m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-18
MEDICAL,
DIR w. BlA.l-E,

A graduate oftho University of Coponha.
zen, DHnnlurk honorary ~, ID, nom the
ynnrs assistant physician 10 the celebrated
Ricurd, Paris, lrOm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-18

The Westward Empire, Of Saturday
lust, says that there will be at leaaI
four times as much wheat raised ~
lrath county this year than there was
last. Harvesting II about over,