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NEWSROYS' HOME.


TO TIE Ed:ter IF Tic CA:sngo 7'ribunc:
CuIcAoo, Dec, lH.-lt is not ut all uncommon:
to meet viii, reorIo rho docl;,,e In r;,.o IN char
;ia.1o ;,,n,;.,,.is ,.,.. ~. - -. a.. ..,.
"oo t's.''a''o"s' oec''ahn tuo 1ea'i" III tuo "o'a
done or tho good accomplished Is go a1usatslac-
tory. alcu aud women who set intcltiSently in
nil tlcy do. who tcr,,tiuixo with caro and rcaso,,
lo.;caIIv ,bout f;yint, nj thc;, anha,ance sn1
.,'s s"u,s hs'"i ~ sn.'. ~ % S'4"
VIZ. 'i'o aa'ne t,oo' sc'''o .ao5 "n!iesI ut otncs
things. often feel compelled to decline giving
becauso they nro not satisfied that it B Tho best
Or oycn rcotl. way to ,]isunso of tho money t,oy
m ,r;l,;n's n %o.n,, ~ r,,.rt,. us u,n: .ro
a.o "!''!''a 70 uu'o'o u c'ia'.s. 1n'b ''as n"fo
al"a:s been l!4e ease to certain extent, but not
by any means 80 common anu 70 married. I'll ut
tho present time, Tho thinking, reasoning 1,art
of roc;e,v mr., ,,oro nthi,.,l I'M, ,.nr 1,oforo
,,on ~ o,,;.;,,o su s'.' on'ot' ~,
'ho"gii tho multitude may occupy ,nllcl' tho
Iamo place 1t always hap,--roady to follow tic
,eaclcrs and leaders Of tho timo,
Nos. any ;nst;tution summarized IN ,rholc mr. II,
49,. ,,,, 49,, ,,t...ta,., ,.t.n.,..s 49, =. -
nunlty which cannot moet successfully n',c>l
treo AMI wl,olcsoms criticism, ID unworthy tho
:O,,'laeace ana srport ot tho community Th9
u gno y Ere reaay TO- eH: tAy na q
may DO open 10 such criticism, it is not 80 much
tho fault of the Institution itself OF tho lns.,-
RgerB OF H. ns 1t il tla mistakes Of the otigina-
tors and founders Of tho 1nstitntio11
tiou Of Chicago waH organized aud chartered,
tho only 4h.ns attempted or thought ol waa to
bet.er the condition Of homeless boys by cheap
lodgings and food Mt net cost to tauo their
wl1u, mcout:, WAYS sul hWbits by working ur,ol
L:c,n 81 1nasso tl,yonr!, tho agency ot Sunday
scloo pci,ics, largo public meetings, and other
rlniiar i.ea!ls. fi:ch thing al persistent o'rort
TO chaDgo wholly their luotla OF lite, aud
bring tLom CIT Of their degraded condition.
through tho agency ol enforced Obedience to
Sholcson,e rules mud other modes Of living, was
not thought practicable,
Tho "newsboy" waa recognized institution,
to bo execrated aad pitict!, cttshoj und bct.ctl
tafter n peculiar taAl,aa), stunned and zuusl.
after; to bo treated Mt arms length q nino-
seentll-ceutnry Isllmaolty fearing nothing {but
policeman, loving nothing, but hoping oycry-
tng. Nov, many say: II do not believe in
supporting these boys in way that encourages
them in their evil wnvB and lal,i.g Do Tho thing
for them TINT sayeh them. and wil giyo freoly;"
atsd there il so1nothlng worthy Of carcrul uoiro
and serious consideration contained in this Atate-
, 1874-12-21
tB1rs y Al1f}Ga4 E'gAiAss. 'ESl11.

4 TRANSLATION OF tho Oldest fary tale In the
worll IN giycn III tho current number OF .'fac-
milaa'a MtlqaziHe. lt.appualM iant in 1853 m
EnElisll Indy acquired . roll Of papynls ~
nubmtttod 10 thu Vleo1nte 10 Nol.ga. tlion III
rector r tia H1,ldcu1lnf Oriental A[Sh. III Iarls.
That distinguished scholar declared sllu coupo-
hiton to be nothing lcaH t!tan story writon by
young Grown Irlnce, i:oti slahlpAsn. hon Of pl,a-
raoh Ran.eaos M,-nmunt, tounies Of thu cities OF
Pitaom aud Ramesos, who rnlotl In Thobes d. Z.
l400. aud q. whoQo Court Moaes Was adueRted.
, 1874-12-21
An kt2Ci4tf,t1G OF '1'r:kye1.

Eric tPd, Correspondence n the .Ne,o ror: World.
Ca'noron, Slturduy, james $. Earroll, who did
hot llnve n tciot, ret.Aol 10 t,cy faro. Tho
conductor atoppcd tho train mud put him of. Ho
jumped upon tha rear cur, w,s aga;n put OF,
and for thu tt'rtl tinro got on.. THO conductor
III Ito Esntlo muundr, brakeman ut tic ei.d uf
tho tram preventing linn from again gotting
aboard. Far.o!l drew revolver and iirod 1T
tho brakeman, misyi,g irm, tho hall passing
thlousl tho car door, oyer thu heads OF tho
window o., tho silo os tho car. 1Io took ain for
Il second sllot, but 6ooing tho train was coming
to atop, ho rln. Tho tran-lantss gnyo chgue,
and attnr n lArd run oi iull milo l,u wan
WIS turned nsor to thu civil a,lt,oritica.
, 1874-12-21
LOCAL LETTERS,


Te TIC Editor cf 1ht Chicalo Tribune:
Cu1oAAo, Dec. 19.-Wil you kindly allow mo e
email space in yonr rapor to prcaout plea III
behalf Of tho most patisus and woru1 abused
class in this Countrywide medical practitioners.
Tho great mass who employ doctor arc not
ut all conscientious about paying his bill, al
though they aro quito honorable about every
other. They seen, to forget that tic doctors
family and employees have the sanao wants and
TASTES to crafty that tloy have. How il
lo to proc.1re them, or pay lllu collector
or hostlcr? IIo must live in good STYLE or son,o
OF these sanlo reuplo will ial to SEQ hin excel
lcnco es Il physician, and Ito mist therefore oc-
cu,y position of wealth, with no eash to sup
port it. How humilia.iuE to II sensitive soul !!
know OF solno whose practice averages 9l00Jo
Fer atn1n,, allti they actually cannos collect
enough to pay expEnAos.
What will you do for him? You cannot do
without him, und ii any labotor H worthy OF lis
liro it is ho Give him what il hlB jllat duo,
that ho nany hB freq fran care, and ho ablo tu
give you lin undivided attention.
Some who owo bills will try To qniek their con
acionco. or tio tho .1octor'a tongne by giving 4
Hn!nll Chrissmas-gilt " invite him to dino or
iunel. with tlcnt occasionally. l AM ssro it
would be far moro agreeable ii you would pay
tho wllpio or ut lenst part uf Yelr bill, 10 it
little or much. It would not only mako the
doctor. happy but it would ditI,,se happiness to
eli with whuna he Lad beeli doing business this
year JUStIcE.
, 1874-12-21


10 The Editor Of The Cjt,ettuo IribHHe:
Chicago, Dec. 20.-Iast Saturday evening
wendell my way 10 the Public nead!ng-1.oom, at
the corner OF Madison aud Wabash, where I had
often been before, and whore hundreds Of others
30 oyery day ant evening to o,ijoy itE advantages
FREQ. When l arrived tl1ero l took of my oycr-
coat, aud laid it OIL chair by ono Of tho tahleB,
aud went to Tho desk to get q book. Whom re-
turned, III two or three mnutes my coat had
taken unto ltsolf now master. and had gone
where tho woolbino twinoth. OF couruo gr;cycd
over ancll ingratitudo, and thought If l could
only have tilu hn1idling Of tho thief abuut two
minutes wnnltl DO willing to lot lin hayo tho
coat for lis ehroud.
After my losa 1 found that such tlinss c.
cured thele frequently. and il had hnown it
before I should llavo been moro cnreful. Now,
| 10 not know whether Any Of tho frelueutors oi
tue heading gloom aro big foolA AZ was, but il
III possible There arc few. and, for tho benefit
Of that possible few, I think tho authorities
there should poBI up conspicuous notlcen warn
lug all gutlolesa youths to lsuld fast untu all
tLozo things wl.ich they Eosscas. lest their pos
Erssiol.s ta!to wlugs mud 1!y away, I nm 6uro
such notices would sayo somo hats and over
cont, ioura In aorr0w,
WILDUH II. WILLIAMS.
, 1874-12-21

urIncS Bros'. Pianos.
rrtces exceedingly reasonable.
Wasga.s.ct1 nr4l-clasa Ia qu.tlty,
Tsr,,lg, $50 enhl, l'alaucc. 1a5 lnon!llly.
Eerll'a Temple Of Music, u Han 1luren atreet.
, 1874-12-21

TOEE1GN.
Count Won Arninl has been sontoncod to threo
months imprisonment.
The German Parliament, after passing tho I'M
perial budget, adjourned Saturday.
4 nova correspondence Berlin tolegrapha that
Bismarck stated. in tho convention Thursday,
that ho hal received warning from tho police Of
u fresh plot against hts life.
, 1874-12-21
Toilet GoEsip.

The ladies' arc enthusiastic abuut Sozodont, bocauao
Il perfumes the breath, wh!tes tho tsot sul hsz.,tl
Aea md l,arlcns tho gum.
Tho demand for tho article llas doubled within tho
, 1874-12-21

Ono Of CIR Bleeal:les Ia to ae Or: oo1s cheap but
tl.n QUO WI refer su trc particularly, IL our black
ailss, Mt o anil $780, "aA elsewhegs vt s. and $3.50.
ce them, latsiru. New York Store. 984 tnd $50 weat
MalIson Atrce,
, 1874-12-21
BIRTHS,

HKIEKTTT- thin cy, OH thn eotl lnst tho Nlfo of
J1hu j. Sstrt3tt, l:hl,, twin taus.
HHoWH-~ro tho Wlfo Of pnl!ccr.an a. j. Drowu oo4
S9nla GIntnn.st.. z pair nf hcalllY buys
, 1874-12-21
WASHINGTON

The proailont and Mrs. Grant will give state
dinuor to King Kc1aiaaa to-Morrow. Tho dinner
metubers Of The Cabinet. Sir Edward Thornton.
tho British Minister, and Mrs. Thornton, Chief
J1stics Waite. Senator Cameron. Representative
Ortll, and few othera.
ptncabsck'a raco 10 run. Tho Senato caucus
did nas take final action in his case, but 2 carc-
III! examination Of tho yiewn expressed in tho
cac1ls shows TINT there Is no probability that lo
will bu kulnittch.
, 1874-12-21

TTTE 1:eC-J.ESs ESs.1>I.1TJEsE
OF prrae &wsi1lnX, Ny: I'LL rsajt!sax roar Thirty.
pueo IT., leo; -, at q oclocA a. nl.,
Kita'ea turutturet b:a.sols aa ySol CARROTS. r.;:d
Tlsao, guoI in.truiuunt: An t. Pc sol wthaut 10
tstYs. kOUkWELL. WlLLlAtd6 CO., AuptEs,
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Wbv Endure What Can be Cured !.

STOP THAT CoUGH-Are you aware that
that cough which you are neglecting may
result in fatal consumption If some prompt
remedy is not used7 Why sacrifice your life,
when your disease can cured so quick ana nj
so little cost? Do not delay-go at once 10
yeur druggist and get a bottle of Marsdchs
Pectoral Balm, which will cost you only fifty
cents small bottle, or oae dollar large, and be
instantly cured of your Influenza, Asthma,
or Bronchial affection that you may suier
from.
In our changeable climate, where coughs
and colds are so prevalent, their neglect
leads so often to acute and chronic bronchi-
It's and consumption, 1t is only the result OF
prudent regard for safety to "nip the eVii
In the bud" and by powerful and reliable
measures to cure the cough in its first or ih-
cipient stage, before serious consequences
ensue. To do this with certainty no medi-
cine will he found more effective ana pleas
ant to the taste than Marsden's Pectoral
Balm,
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AN ORDINANCE
To Prohibit Houses of III Fame.

Section l. BE 1t ordained by the city coun:
ell of the city of Dallas, That q house OF Ill
fame Is one kept for the purpose of prostitu-
ton, or q common resort Tor prostitutes or
vagabonds.
Section g. That any room or part OF a
building appropriated { r either Of the pur-
poses above enumerated IS house OF Ill fame
within the meaning of this ordinance,
section 3. That any person who shall keep
n bonse OF I'M fame, as defined above, within
the limltsIc OF the city Of Dallas As. shall,
npr more IAN one hundred dollars.
section A. That section 100 OF the code
of printed ordinances passed by ,he city
councillor the city OF Dallas, on the i2lh Jay
OF March, A. d. 1873, be and the same ~ mere
by repealed. ,,ot this
ordinance shall take effect ana ne IN force
from and after It's passage
Approved July - iSt. cAprrI. MAYOR.
Attest; w. II. PRATHrR, Sec'y. liedio'
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An Incident.
Editors Central Texan;

Editors Central Texan;
During my recent visit to New York,
whilst was sitting IN the private office
of one of the great commercial houses,
/ was handed letter from General
Robertson, asking my services In maxi
ing arrang ements for the chromos Of
lee at the Wilderness" | handed
the letter to one of the firm (Mr Roll
lins). After reading, he turned to me
and said, III want to hear the Story"
which | related imperfectly. His big
ewes filled with tears, and he eXclaim-
ed "The great and good man-with
the best gifts of the American people,
both military and civil, within his
grasp he sacrificed them all for his
State and people Command me in
the matter and the chromos shall be
obtained"
viii the people of Texas the sol
diers of the "Lost Cause "-be less
generous than the stranger? Let us
have the chromos and make every
child in Texas and the union become
familiar with the "Story" of Lee and
the Texas brigade at the WILDERNESS.
WILDERNESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-05
WE learn that horrible outrage wa

WE learn that a horrible outrage was
committed on Thursday last in DeSoto
parish. A widow lady, Mrs. Silas, liy-
ing on the Kingston road, went from
home, leaving her daughter, u young
girl of fourteen, alone in the house.
Shortly after her departure black man
named March went TO the house, and
commenced to make indecent propo-
sails. The poor girl was greatly alarm
ed, and commenced to scream. AT this
the scoundrel seized her, and carrying
her into the woods, accomplished his
hellish purpose. Vhe poor girl remain
ed insensible for some time, and upon
returning to consciousness returned
home and gave the alarm. A body of
men Immediately gathered and went
in search of the fellow, who they
found early yesterday morning on the
Kingston road. He was Immediately
secured and hung to tree. A warning
to all such fends and wretches.-
shreveport Telegram, August !.
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WE had the pleasure of meeting with
that splendid gentleman aud excellent
canvasser, Mr.. G. w. Beckett, the trav-
cling correspondent and general agent
of tie Dallas Daily Herald. We have
ever regarded the Herald as the chief
cause of the present greatness of Dallas,
and our ideas of journalism are repre-
scented in the achievements of that pa
per. Mr.. Beckett is the best drummer
we ever saw and the Herald's interests
are safe in his winning address, gentle
manly department and energetic char
acter. Prosperity to the Herald and a
long life to Beckett II Kaufman
Weekly Star
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NEW OtLEaNo, ApiH 80, iO'''
Messrs Morrison Il Woodward, corner Cana
and MnuaZinpS streets, city


Messrs. Morrison Il Woodward, corner Canal
and Magazines streets, city
Gentiemen-Having received great dement's
from the use of Magure's Cundurango Liver
Kidney and Blood Bitters, we WISH to ex-
press to you our high appreciation OF Us great
virtues especially as an Alternative, depura-
tor, diuretic and purtntive, acting as thor
oughly as G lionel, blue mass and other iner-
curiaf preparations, yet mildly, and without
their irritating, nauseous am injurious ell
fectS.
Believing 1t TO have the merit claimed Tor
IL. we recommend IL to all who suffer from
indiges ion, constipation, headache. fever
and ague, and other diseases induced by TOR
pid liver and kidney complaints.
Mason Pitcher, 100 Customhouse.
j. q. Parham, of j. u. " IL. NJ. Payne Co,
Charles II. Railey, - Magazine.
II. X Converse, 81 Magazine.
Peter Moran, page Moran2
James II. Casey, Colec or OF customs.
Johnson Armstrong, 90 Camp.
Robt. l.. Adams, of Robt. Il. d VIII Aua'iis'
b. p. Ethel, 70 Poydras.
John +. Thomas, los Camp, Gazette ONCE.
Robert Chapsky, A Magazine.
Silas Weeks, As Carondelet.
G. A. Green, 20 Union.
J.. n. Harrison, 200 Camp.
A. y. Davidson, Canal street Ferry
Charles Grice, Steamer Natchez.
John NJ. Burrows, Y Gravier.
j Janney, liz Common.
j. +. Harrison, j., u Baronne,
]. w. Davis, of Davis \ Freret.
II. A, Owen, Steamer NatcheZ:
Edwnrd Newman, Third and Baronne.
lanes Ii. Hummel, Our Home Journal.
W. ). Mount, Carondelet and Union.
Thomas ]. Woodward, % Constance
John A, Russell, 2 second street.
Rev. A. j. Tardy, 295 Josephine.
And many others.
All of the preparations compounded by
Messrs Maguire are UNRIVALED as speci-
flies for all diseases for which they are re-
spectively recommended; they embrace IN
part the following:
For Diarrhea and Bowel Complaint. ,,
Maguire's Extract BoDne rant.
For Debility or Want of Blood,
Maguire's Sarsaparilla Tonic.
For Ague and Chills,, ,,x,,-o
For Kidney Affections.
| Mnguire's Extract Buchu.
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.,
AIaguire's Alternative Elixir
ro' Maguire's Expectorant Syrup.
ro' Masaire's Tar, Glycerino, Whisky and
Rock Uandy'
f'' Magure's White Rose Pile Cure
FOL Wins Magulre's Worm Powder
For sprains, Bruises, etc,
| Maguire's Arnica IInlinent
For Collie or Weak stomach, o,,o.
Maguiies Jamaica Ginger
For Tooihache or Palms,
HAIR RESTORATIVE BALM, packed tw'
ANri-BILIoUs PILLS, one ~ gross In
case.
EYE WATER, for sore and weak eyes.
RING WORM LOTION.
HORSE LOTION.
MORRISON & WOODWARD,
Magazine street, New Orleans, La,
, Sole agents and joint proprictors for III
J Southern States, Mexico and Cuba.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Amend Section 2ll Of the Printed
Code Of Ordinances.

BE itordained by the city council of the
pity of Dallas, That every person or persons
on whom or whose vocation o license TAX
may have been assessed, shall, before en-
gaging in such vocation, pay to me city as
SCISSOR or collector the amount Oh suen .hN,
taking his receipt therefor, which receipt
shall entitle him, her or them to cores
ponding license to be issued by the m n, y,
If any person or persons shall engage IN amy
vocation within the limits of the city OF Dal-
las, on whom or whose vocation license
tax had been assessed by the city couhcli
without having first obtained license
Therefor from the mayor, such person or per-
sons shall be liable to pay one-iourtn OF tne
amount Of such annual license TAX Ior eacn
week that he, she or they may be SO engaged,
and in proportion for each day, which may
be recovered by action before the Inayo, OF
any justice OF the peace or the district courN
according to the amount. ,, md
That this ordinance take elect rom ana
after Its passage.
Approved July y, 1871. So,
Attest; W. II. PRATHER, Sec'y. li6dlo'
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CrEANGu oE, TIL ME.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
THE GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at 6:l0 a m and arrive nj
Houston at $50 u m.
Leave Galveston at 800 p IN and arrive al
Houston at GEO IN.
Lea We Galveston ut 90 p III ana arrive ~
Houston NJ $50 p m.
Leave Houston at 6:l5 IN anh arrive ~
Galveston nj 900 q m.
Leave Houston 1890 a m and arrive OF Cal
weston at $50 y m.
Leave Houston at $40 p m and arrive az
Galveston nj 1l:30 m. ,,.,....
| On sundays, passenger tram itaNts yniVer-
| ton vt 1000 m. Leaves Houston htz.uv y ~.
| THE Bin n m train from Galveston connects
| nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, bnfris-
| buru and slnf Antonio railway. COnnets NJ
| Hv,son with the Houston aiid Texas Zen
1 trnl rallruud. $1,000. -.
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
| railway.
rocts with the international and Great
Northern railroad ct Houston nj Up ~:
The inaO m train from Hou' ton arrives NJ
Galveston at 2:31 p m. Connects with the
| Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, leo fremont street, Calves.
| ton, and at the depOts.
! Communication tickets to local points, one
| thousand and five hundred mile tickets, Q an
| be purchased al the ticket Offices Of this com.
| pany OF from Galveston ticket 0filcc.
u. b NICHOLS, superintendent
II, n ANDREWS, 9eperal Tiekst Agent t,,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub
lshed every Saturday morning. Subscrlp-
ion, $50 per annum $3.50 for six months
,aw,,6ie In advance. No subscription taken
hr "A lass period than six months.
VA advertisements inserted ut the rate of VI %
NOR so,,nre for the iirst insertion, and 10 cents
nr ench subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths pubic
meetings, cards of thanks, etc, 10 he paid Tor
~ hnlf advertisement rates.
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M PERSON NEED FEAR
Chills and Fever
Or any Attack Of nm Epidemic.

when the system is In perfect or
der, and freefrom bile malaria, ETC., ana the
circulation ofthe blood is In perfect condition
dition of the body, II is well established
fact that the world has never before known
80 reliable n remedy MS MAGUlRE'S GUN
DURANGO LIVER, KIDNEY and BLOOD
BITrERS. As any one who has ever taken
1t will tell you that IL is thorough, yet mild
In its action, doing no violence TO the STONE
ach or system In any manner, but mildly re-
moves all malarious bile and poisonous mat
ter from the system, thereby dlssipating bill
iousness, constipation, lassitude, headache.
nervous debility, etc., causing tho blood to
become healthy, aud the circulation perfect.
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AGENTS.

travelling agents q. W. Beckett
Sew York; a. P.Rowell, 5. NJ. Pettengill 4
Jo., and Bates Locke.
philadelphia, Coe, Weatherlll Il Co.
cincinnati; y. II, Parvln'
Now Orleans Thomas Mcintyre.
shreveport W. IL. Sparks
Houstoni u, II. Gushing.
Austin, Texas; Il, Voigt.
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WE CAN REFER

you to thousands who have used the Btters
and have been saved in many instances from
an unlimely grave. TO our knowledge, no
one has ever used 1t without having become
an advocate for IL, and uclinow edge its Won
dcrful powers; IL quickly dissipatcs Jnun-
dice, Rheumatism, Chills and Fever, and all
diseases caused by Il torpid Liver and they
are many,
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COKE AND TAR.

We are now ready 10 supply those desiring
coke or coal tar. Coke * used extensively In
ali cities FIR cooking. ANY stove With crate
mt In IT, will burn 1t. IL IL cheaper and less
trouble than wood. All orders must left
~ WV j. Il. SCRUGGS.
Secretary Dallas Gaslight Company. over
Scbneiler & Davis store. l23d3m
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THE DAILY HERAID: WEDNESDAYS MORNING., AUGUST & 1874
MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE,


A graduate of the University OF copenha
gen, Denmark honorary NJ, d. nom M
University OF Pndova, Italy for several
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
Heofd, Pnrlai nom
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Having been for nnny years " Student NJ
the large hospitals oi Paris, London. Vienna
ANA Copenhagen, ana thorough, lnrRu ana
varied practice during illtocn years, has
gained most thorough knowledge oi W,
nature OF all chronic discusses ana the treat
ment thereof, aud he has In his extensive
practice hnu mn unparalleled success ana
very often effected n cure where every REM
edy had been trled aud oil hope OF festofa'
ton had been despalred Of
Nobody who over suffered OF the tedious
and llfc,nmbitlering disease, Dyspepsia, ha'
over In vain called ON nr. bile, In every
case has lie by his new methodo OF tfe0lmonl
restored the functions OF the stomach, and
with II the health and vigor OF the patient
aud many person does to-day, with graft
tnde, RECALL the moment he placed himself
under nr. BilV's care.
For The treatment Of ladies' diseases, Or
bile IL deservedlN renowned, and no lndy
suffering nom MENORitli CEA, DlSMEN,
ORRHtEA, lIlSIERlA, PROLAPSus
UrElil, or any Other disease peculiar 10 lh'
female system, should not mil tocnll ON Dr
bile, rs ihoy WIN quickly DO relieved o
their suffering and ultimately restored Il
perfect honlih
Discusses OF the NNNlIh-lltlNAltl Wv
CANS and ohrOl,ic diseases Dr bllle ha'
made n speciality, Nnd this scOulRo of hu
maniiy is easily and quickly overcome bS
his new treatment.
Decline aud nervous debility IN old OF
young Is quickly aud permanently cure,
aud null power restored. No man * too ole
and no young man too dvhllliated tlnl n,
cannot bo entirely invigofatod by Dr. billet
| treatment.
Or. Bile has resided for years In New Or
leans, IL endorsed by the medical fraternity
| there, aud by his SKIN and knowledge ho
obtained n great reputation ns n specialist.
| DR.. Bile wishes "a Gull part lcular n ttentioi
to his new discovery, by which he, by onl,
examining u few drops of blood, can discov
or n there IN any syphilitic poison In The
blood, which IL of the greatest Importance
| as the poison can lay quiet In the blood fol
years, then 10 break out with all Its rtvAges
aud no person who ever has vonereal dis
eases can he sure that he IN cured without be-
ing examined by DR.. Bile.
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
nr nI1o ~ nn.v A, Waco al tina
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