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eollor june s17.5o@17.b5 aoller July se!lor
August, $17.75. Lard cloaod ut $l1.05@l1.10
cash or seller Juno; $111b@11.2o sollcr July
S11.25@11 80 sollor August. Sales Includes 600
hrle meas pork seller July Ut S17.65.
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
,a.,,o- TuunsnAr Evrs1se, Jnne II.
A3LcoHoI-waa A.; oI lover; quotabs At slsats1 80.
So; meuns S n$s ssog@ss Sss '''' 's'' '''
nna orders ses dlfasens g''ai!ss, Sh,el 'ha5 re-
qure for immediate use. Tho following rsises
9,3 s4 It'll ,sss hSf 's, Sss; % h,s 9
1H@sc for good o. 9s7c: good to choico stalk braid,
tiona: Michigan atucco s:aa New York stueca Gust,
@71o la IN beIf, 1s@soo "a ' i'm e $5s1s siaSisS
4ss SsG ,s &C. s!s& 55 Sa'ns is
as; e,G INDIANA prossoa slSoo25oo:
steadily fur, and fully equals tho supply, but tho
poorer sorts hre neglected and coutdnuo to slowly
ausnulato In tho hands ct rcceiyera. While nrfcca
wero we'll sustained a around, tho feeling waa not
Weakening tendeucy. We quote: Choice ia fancy yel
low. 2l@e4o; medium to good grades, 1o@a2oc; in
DAao1Na-Continaod improvement is noticeable
tae n 9r raa 5ag ana tho tendency to s
ar se hu9w %s,s, T. s dsEtsa tst s,st 4
l7@1as; Do double, 27a2as; wo9l sasks. Ss@ooo:
market has oulinated In doeline of 10 pcr H. New
sesy asy a % Sssf 2eoe9 s At assa { en and
moderate, and stocks are steadily augncnting. Wo
quoted No repeat our list a. follows :Lohgl, pro-
syyaais cannei 500; 1ndsna csnnsi s7so; Ero
md walnut Hill, $3.50; Lick Run, $500; brooks,
vslsy ssse; 1eaIsas Sl1sk s aoa&. osa
s5o0; o;,,lI MiImngton .1;; Ato@5oo: Barclay 500.
sS s.sss ssis S;s sss
t:sse iESs s:sss ;ssgs &c.,
ia. 'sSi9 Sss issSS SS: oaF sa7s'
Eaas-%oro nrrner under 4 good demand md
smaller offerings. Sales were made ut 121S@l3c, tho
Fisn1etiSty "a stl psovnila in tho nsh naskot and
The feeling among jobbors r. one Of decided rneau
sp: %' q%et?:;o ss ssi Tss' es! e:G
say saess sasfsts hs SS ssksss 5S "a
Dos fainiiy nackerel. H-br1, $75tGaf15: No i
Georges goldfish, $57G@Soo; Labrador herring spit'
brls. 3s.so@9.00; 90. K.brb @4.10; Labrador
esssn Sox fh horr's @ stsSd
FRUITS AND NuTs-Mos with nothing moro
o1cept @ APPLIES, M % With show "s Weakness. % ws maIo
no clango il our quotations as follows: FonE1as-
5o.es 9Sf sysr aY s!'Fn Tate 1t@sp Ssnes s , Y
@14e ra,ains, layers, 1870: raisns. 1ooss Mus.
e. iork sios '',a e.qas PIT
%estar DO sothor do idS
Siss; ao m'Ss5 a5 % 5!ssfSs,fs iSS:ss
Fiberts. HOLD Almonds Terzagona s2@2so: Naploa
as, oNG1oHo;. Wilmington psanSls fsuty, is9i5o !;
''gIiEEN FRu1Ts-Forofon frui,a waro stcadv
strawberries wore rn ' at 2sgss for OFT enoeo. 5sa"'
x xsss o9er @ assaa, Mssgsa !FG ss: oass
Palermo. stado@ @iS.oo pcr pox: Treucl' si3oo Na
e. asSSss
Ssf@ss ss s.s sssssss
a's;iRS S Of tue different articles Gnu.
,nerate9 undur thls leal eomparatlyely steady
NIX
nG1Sy S1,osna sgs ..s sopp1@7S%ye. psoss S@nss"t;
sf ny; ~ sss'ss e
s''as e 5es;ss kyta d. a. ssap"e; ssss
nrlme. 9I}1a35s; Marscailo. aica31o.' 94s"'~' 0''
p0, 0As,pLfs@s&r % faii wight, l7tSi7xo; ptear.no
FL: sss g :sst s;'sa i:S's; Sassp'
~ oai aaGf;a5S9 efHsnea ae
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LATEST,
NEW ponK, Juno 11.-Sfoney to s..
Sterling Htcady ut 48s@4ss115 for GO days, and
49ol9Ga49l for sight,
Customs receiptst 9387.G0
Gold opened aud cloRcd at III, with aalcB in
tho interim nt Ill 11s@l10N. Carrying ratos 1@
T. and flat.
Tho Assistnnt-Treasurerd disbursed 5104, 900.
Cicarings, 527.0Ou,uU0.
Exports Of specie today, $4,000.
GoyernmentH steady. State bonds quiet.
naroad bonds firm.
Stocka intensely dull. Leading shares do
clincd X to per cent on tho old Btory Of tho ILL
uoss Of Commodore Vanderbilt. The Chief
decline was in Erie Oh account Of lower prices at
London. At tho cloao tho market Was stcadior.
Tho banana Isailroad Company declared quar-
terly dividend of 8 per cont, payable July ii.
Among sa1os to-day were Il, 900 RhRrcs Western
Union, II, 600 Erie, 10000 Luke Shore, and 5,o0o
1fnior Thrific
, 1874-06-12
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY evening, juno II,
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leadlng arttcloa OF produce in Chicago
during tho pnat twenty.fonr hours, and for tho
corresponding dato one ycor ago:
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Now York Dry- -1!00ns HIarIIot,
NEW Yonn, June 11.-nnsincss ruled quiet with
branches were dill. Tle market for cotton goods
presented new faatures. prints quiet, except bor
dcrc1 styles, whito ground faucos, uud shlrtlngs.
0lnghans dula. Wooden gaods moro freely distrib-
uted to the clothing trado but selections snaa
, 1874-06-12

oArTi.E@Thsre was no lot up IN thu demand for
wptatr4 eatt!O, nor way there my ahas'nsnt III the
tertze tho narkot. On tho contrary, cattle suited to
tho wants Ut Eaatorn buyers aaahlu ut ratur bo
ter Trloes tnu woro obAlIAhlo earIor Il, the wvak,
though the advance was not pronounced to cali
Tor any ohanso in quotations; Thu 'arkes fur Aaf-
fatenod an4 roghis nts stiil aiows lack u activity,
Temporarily aAss&sa W 1aTRyRA ts94anay u astsa*
, 1874-06-12

pITrHnun0, Pa, Jnno ll.-Crule very dull; quotct
ut su1s7Hc; rehued quoted as l214o ! prompt July
l2]6u.
, 1874-06-12

Tho demand continues FUR OIL local and interior ac
count. Tho orders received from tho country arc
quitc numerous. Irlccs arc Bt0aly an follows:
Ttate ts improving; orders from tho country PR
Hcniarly n1w numerous aud lihnrll. W quote:
Black Wuluut--Countcra S10o, o,00Gs15o.o0; cloar,
fc5 .o0185oo; !; common, s33.oo@50.oo; Gull, S2oo0@
$500: flooring, $40. 90,
Gull, $10. 0.0n@sibo0; flooring, 0003 1000.
0ak-Olear, $20 common, $1G.00@23.o0;
Gull, $8.0U415.0D.
Hickory Clear, ses.0o@to.oo; common, $2o.oo@
$500 Gull, Sl2O0@1s.G0.
Anple-G'ear, ta3 90; common, sl6.o0a25.o0;
Gull $l0.0D4e130U,
Buitesnut--Uloar, sa5.uo@co.oo; common, s2o.oo@
5000.
Cherry. Clear $lo.0o@oo.oo; common, el6.oo@
45.HD Gull, 3l21o3l8,0D.
Whlsowooi-O!e0 s3o,oo@ 1000 common, $2o.oo@
$500 Gull. $l0.00t3l5.U0.
Wngon Biock-Hlckory ax1cs, ror set. s1.ou@ 30;
wagon polcs each, 46@Gjc ox boards, $310uS 40.0J:
Florida red cular, a5o per f mahogany, 3o@40c
do counters, b0o: rosewood, 5080c wi.a holly, 800
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HnSsTho os n,art a .:ic md h,ocr I'm
published aaics showing advance Of fully loo per
leo la as compared with ycaterlay's quotations
advance Of 16@20c over tho closing prices Of 1aa wcek
The receipts have been 10 00O less than for thu
trst four days Of last woek and about 00 1oss than
tho weak before and to this fact rathor than to my
actual increase in tic demand Is duo tho improvement
III pricea acs at $4.765.35 for inferior to common
course, light, uneyen and mixed lots ut $J4o@6.5o
Tor tGr ne aa IT. for gooa & to cSes ,ss: At
linda -
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T1u1ApAY EvKN1ao, 3nno II.
The offerings at the docks were liberal, consisting
1nrgcy Of Rtrips aud boards. The market rathcr
quiet, though several caEgoes moved away, and 1t
was understood that pr1cHa for some descriptions wero
shade easier, Tho ullucss was attributed partly to
the difficulty about tho inspection. The combination
Of local buyers sand Arm In their demands that tho
higher grades, especially boards nnd strips, sa1E 10
Inspected by gualcs according to the rsilcs Of tho
LunberInens' bonrl Of Tradc, which tho seers think
unfair aud refuso to autn to. No sales wero re-
ported to-day. Iece-stuH quoted ut ss.150.0o !:
boards and strps lath, $.B5; shingles,
$c7d@2,85. a number Of cargoca worB left over.
At THE yARDs.
The yard trn1o quiet. Good grades steady,
, 1874-06-12

uA{CH HlhY N.uuQ
Lots to 7, utpck 2, Leecha " 10 nnrcs Naw
n ofn II 5cc 8. 08, II, dated juno 4.....,. 1900
, 1874-06-12

,Yheat WIS unsettled md irregular, Ut u,1
ayoraHe decline OF 1@1 NJ porhu fran yesterday,
Liverpool WAS quotetl 'oa," aud the curly atl-
vices fron, Nav York wsre not very encouraging
to lloltioly. while there woro worry fow buying or
dors OH tho iloor. But tho chief influence ut
work was tho suspension above alluded to. a
good n,nuy operators found themselves loug OH
wheat which they had supposed to be placed With
Fsunk, and n,a.iy 0therH found it necessary to
buy wheat which they had oxpootod 10 recoIyo
from him, Tho two olassoH woro about evcn !;
but al several parties were supposed to bo .aoro
Of lesa cripplou by tho eyent OF the day, tho
, 1874-06-12

CHICAGO,
TMuIsBnAY EvEN1No, Juue II,
Tho receipts OF live atock during to week ayo bpen
, 1874-06-12

3u'"1 1hoH1!1H,,.. ......$50,HaJW WU 10, ,51
THE FNENoH WINE CROP Or 1871.
Tho Monlte'.r u1ncote Of tho lateHt date gtvos
tue following summary Of tue dR.nsYe Vltob tho
, 1874-06-12
REAL ESTATE.


THASsFEna.
The following Instruments were alod for rec-
ord on Thursday June IL:
CITY PROPERTY,
, 1874-06-12

Total en at port. so,sal,a72 a0l6lo4s $7,a47,o29
Tho Withdrawals from bond have boon larger
than tho entr.ns, but tho difference IL not al
great aB for the aame month Of lust yoar. IheEo
u very moderate Htook Of dry goods remain-
ing III warehouse, and it includes few desirable
fabrics.
Tile imports for soyeral months were rs fol-
lowa;
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of active and increasing cerebral cir
-cnlnliOn, a species Of nocturnal dys-
peptla, mild In lts character, aud
producing no actual suffering, may
sometimes give rise 10 persistent III
HOmnla. There may he no symptoms
beyond dryness Of the nOulh, burning
Of the sOles Of the feet, aud heat and
throbhlng IN the head, and these are
probably due 10 n too acid condition Of
the stomach and upper part Of the
small lntostlnes, caused generally by
excess In fatty and highly seasoned
food, In fruit aud In various Wines
Sleeplpssnes4 may be due 10 bodily or
mental Oyer-cShnusIlon, which results
In M Increased f0W Of blood 10 the
BRAIN consequent upon vus0-mOlor
paralysis, Again, II may he the
result of mere haiti, IN In those
cNses whore there has been u long
course Of broken rest u may
be caused by persistent 0d0rs, by GER
tain eliluyla, 10y the absence Of moist
IRE In the air Of nslrepIng apartment,
or by M improper elevation or dcpres-
sion Of the head The treatment In
most Of these eases should uf course be-
directed to the removal Of the cause ;
but, when II Is found necessary 10 give
drugs, bromide Of potassium chlOral
hydratc are probably the best, both
having been shown 20 dcmlnlsh the
amount of blood circulating through
the brain,
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TiIE GREAT BRIDGE

Across the father of waters at ST.,
Louis IL 10 be formally opened TO the
public use by the president OF the Uni
ted States, ON the lth Of July. There
will doubtless be II hundred thousand
strangers In 81. Louis ON thnt day
Every considerable town In the United
States will likely be represented.
How of Dallas? Shall we have NJ
one In that vast asscmblago to join in
celebrating one Of thcgrandest achieve
ments IN the history of the
world? Shall not our town aud the
farmers of our county be represented
by II delegation of men worthy of us
and of the occasion?
What says the council? What say
our formers?
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Liic without Enjoyment.

No humns being whose stomach aud liver
ARE dis0rdrrcd can enjoy HE. business ~ II
fatigue and II bore, and all umuselnontS
"tlnt nnd Improbable" 10 the victim of In
digestion, biliousnoss,nnd disturbances OF the
bowels and the nerves which nlwRys accom-.
pnny them, The shortest, surost safest way
toRot rid of these evils, and Of the mental de-
spondency which grows out Of them, IL Ia
tone aud regulate the system with Hostel
ter's stomach Blitors. Ofnll the sllmulnnts
II II the purcsi, of nll vegetable tonics the
most active, Of MI cathnriics the mlldest, oI
all nnt.bilious preparations the r.ost swift
and certain In It's operation. During the
twenty odd years that II has been In use II
has lived down prof sslonnl prcjudiccs, dis
tame Il competition, nnd taken rank M III,
standard restorative Of the Nge.
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The California and rcxns construction
Company,

The California ana rcxns COustruct ton
Company.
AT the recent special meeting of the
stockholders of the California and Texas
railway construction company in Phil
adelphia, the resolutions, which We're
unanimously adopted, were as follows.
That committee of three persons,
stockholders of this company, he des-
ignated to take charge of these sub
scriptions Isl 800 900 yet due from sub
scribers to the stock ms they are paid
in, and appropriate andapply the same
first, to the building of the line from
Dallas to Fort Worth, thirty-one miles;
second, to the equipment of the line rs
now operated; third, to the extension
ofthe work from Brookston to Texar-
kama, ninety-siX miles.
The line, when completed, to entitle
the construction company to $4,ii5,0
of construction bonds, 81 ,905 900 ofland
grant bonds, and SO, 1900 ofstock, de-
liverablo to said committee rs the road
may be completed in sections of
twenty or more miles
That to raise the funds required, said
committee be authorized to sell to the
full paid stockholders, or to those who
may give the committee security in
such form rs may be satisfactory 20
them, for the full payment of the bal.
ance of the same on or before the first
iay of August next, so much of said
assets as may be necessary to secure
said funds on the following basis; Con.
struction bonds, fifty per cent of theil
par value, with n bonus of fifty PEI
cent in stock on the face of the bonds,
and fifty per cent in land grant securi'
ties.
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Circular Lotier.
nInlAn or AUTHORIZATION

mrnIAU oF IuNIuliATtON.
IIouaroN TgyAs. lima 10 1874
,,'oo,,, -, ,he d,nno,t couptios of tbo
slatoi
Tho demnnd of This burenu from all
pnris of the United States, Great Brit
Ain and ICnrOpe. for Inflammation, N no
Vrent ihnt / Gnd myself uunble 10 meet
II. even 10 reasonable extent, with
lie very IIuIiled means placed AT my
DISMISSAL bv the legislatures and an The
Inuulrles ombrnce questions about
nvnrv nnrt nf our broid slnin n Is Ia
the inte,esl of The vnst number of per-
SONS thus seeking Information before
determining where thew viii select
their new homes. ns well ns lint of The
neonlo of our stnte. tnnt thi. Inforlnn-
iIo,, should be Given respeeltully
auvvest Ia the neonIo of cncl, county,
eIil,nr throuvh thnlr county courts or
by voluntary nssocIntlon of their cIll.
zens. Ia haye prepnred by cOmpetcnl
md relinble pnuies. dissertations of
thoir counties. plylnp character of soil,
Kind of nrops proyn. md mn ayeInpo
Weld ner mere of encl orop. with means
If Transformation md distance Ia mar
| HM IllntINn unlnllIlt nI IlIllllr nIl1
urn}rlo land and Ina countles where
nIno ar othcr timber win mike llle
lumber lrnde Imnortont plye extent of
s,Iuh timber md probnble market for
s,ich lunLnr win nrlco of land nro-
nnrtInn of ncuIlIvnted innd ia The
ronnfv md Terms IN vLich n rdn Inc
HAUNT hv ouIvrnnia, If lnud ann be
Ln,,,ht M find hn,v Ionvp nIso lern,s
unnn which lind cnn mo pnnted for nno
or more wears. with condensed doscrip-
tIons of mines minerals. manufactures
md wntor nowor cnnnblo of running
mnchInerv' with tho facilities for grow.
Inp s,Iccossfnlly and prolilably the dir.
rrrcnt kinds of stock
Tho facilities for ntlendlnp schools
md churchos should nlso he Given. md
.h, nd thia .ipyoation hn ndonted /
recommend thpt nil exngperolions he
,voiInd Exnvonrntod ronnIta of henvv
and Largo crons mr. otherodvnntnyes Il
IL holinved viii In the and nroduoe In .
INV rather thnn gond Iet the esIi-
moto Nan ron sonnhlo nyorooe-one that
thn cml~rnnt will Glllv rcnIizo when he
cnmos mud makes Ria home among
von n ia holInvod Tint s,lrh n con-
1onsod rnli,hlo dnscrintion ron bn poI
Ian nm with Inf littla dolnv nnd nj n
vnrv little cost to ench comfy. If done
hv nulhorliv of tho comfy courts. IL
nyirht hovc morn woiyht linn whom
donc Inv individuals nnd with such de-
scrintiyn jists or lho countios sent In
this hnreou. nm nmount of necessary
inG,rn,otlnn cnuld ho sont out thnt
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A Family Poisoned Nigh Unto Death
from Eating Cheese.
From the Kansas city journal.


Last Tuesday three members of Mr..
Winn's family, n grown young man
and two small children, residing on
McGee, between Fourteenth and Eff
teenth streets, narrowly escaped death
from poison. While eating supper, one
of the little children, who had been
eating cheese quite freely, was suddenly
taken very ill. SO violent was the
attack that the little one could not
leave its seat. The young man arose to
assist 1t, and while in the act was HIM
self attacked in the same manner and
the third one of the family was shortly
after stricken. a physician was
promptly called and ON arriving pro-
nounced the sickness as the effects of
poison. An emetic was Immediately
given, and rs soon as the parties had
been well purged they Experienced
relief.
The doctor, upon ascertaining that
the parties had partaken of cheese, ex-
amined II, and was satisfied that the
cheese was unwholesome, in this that
poisonous matter of some kind had
been used in giving II rich color. We
hope the attending physician will take
the pains to make an analysis of the
cheese, and ascertain what kind of
poison was used, and make a public
that cheese eaters may be
guarded hereafter in purchasing this
article of food
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ton M Of the Printed Code Of Orii-
nanccs for the Prevention and ENfin-
suishment of Fires, approved July y.
1879.
SECTION |. BE II ordained by the city coun-
ell OF the city of Dallas that sect on l3 of the
printed code of ordinances, approved
July :, 1873, and amended August Is, 1879,
and further amended March %, 1874, en-
titled an ordinance for the prevention and
eNtinguishmpAt OF fires, DO further SO
amended Ms to read as follows:
Sec. 2. The following named and num-
bered blocks, and melted and bounded lands,
not known and numbered rs blocks, shall
constitute ana be the fire districts ofsaid city
of Dallas, to-wit:
Tho court house square, blocks No. one ~,
two , three (3l, four %, five (6), six (6), seven
| %, eight (S), seventeen 10, thirty-two (32),
irty.thre 3S), iorly'six (i6), fifty (50, iity-
one (5l).
Also that block or parcel of land lying be
tween Elm street and Pacific avenue, and
reaching from }rownings building, on Elm
| street To the Methodist seminary building.
That book or parcel of land lying between
| Elm and Main streets, ana reaching from
| Poydras to Muruhy street. according to the
| plat of Smith, Murphy and Martins addi-
| ton to said city of Dallas.
And all OF that block or parcel of land w.
ing between Austin and Lamar streets, Pa
| ciilc avenue and Elm streets.
| See. 3. BE IL further ordained, that this or
dinance shall take effect from and after III
passage and approval.
Read aud approved June %, 1874.
| lSigned. w, l.. CABELL,
Mayor city of Dallas.
Attest W, II. PRAruER, Secretary.
llldlOt
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DR.. Duckworth, in the British Medi-
cal Journal, calls attention to some
causes of insomnia, which, he thinks,
are hardly sufficiently recognized or
adequately met by the resources of
practical medicine. Recent researches
have clearly shown that the brain is
comparatively anemic during sleep,
and that the blood thus removed from
the head Is more freely supplied to the
viscera and integuments. The most
frequent accompaniment of sleepless-
ness, Is an opposite condition, or one
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NEW ORLEANS. LA.

" lew ORLEANS, LA.
Having been tor many years n student at
the large hospitals of Paris, London. Vienna
and Copenhagen, and n thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen years, has
gained most thorough knowledge of the
nature of all chronic diseases and the treat.
ment thereof, and he has In his extensive
practice had an unparalleled success, and
very often effected cure where every REM
edy had been tried and all hope of restora.
ton had been despaired of.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedi Gus
and IL o-embittcring disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever IN vain called on DIR. Bile. In every
case has he by his new method of treatment
restored the functions of the stomach, and
with II the health and vigor of the patient,
and many person does to-day, with graft.
under DR.. Billes care.
For the treatment of ladies' diseases, DR..
BILE Is deservedly renowned, and no lady
sSM n from Ai AN DGsMEN;
uTERl, or any other disease peculiar to the
female system, should not fail to call on DR..
Bille, rs they will quickly be relieved of
their suffering and ultimately restored to
perfect health.
Diseases of the EXTRAORDINARY Or
CANS and chronic diseases DR.. bile has
made specially, and this scourge of hu-
mainly is easily and quickly overcome by
his new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility in old or
young is quickly and PERMANENTLY cured
aud full power restored. No man Is too old
and no young man too debilitated that he
cannot be entirely invigorated by DR.. Billes
treatment.
DR.. Bille 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 n specialist.
pr. bile wishes TO call particular attention
TO his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining q few drops OF blood, can thscov-
or II there Is any syphilitic poison In the
blood, which is Of the greatest Importance,
rs the poison can lay quiet in the blood fer
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.
pr. Billie will arrive in Dallas on or about
JULY NTH, and will be located at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
where he will be pleased to see those needing
ms services nj once, as his stay will be short,
- Consultations confidentially In English,
German' French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
Wegian' ll8d6milwdm
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Mr. JoHN NJ. IlARDEMAN, Of Cham
beers creek, ELLIS county, tells Us TINT
the corn aud cotton crops In that sec'
ton are very fine, The yield In wheat
has been fair.
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our mills are nov IN full blast grind
Ing new wheal We understand the
Yield IN Hour Is fair IN quantity ano
excellent In quality,
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9ailg9erala

THE walls Of the Sian JacInto are go
Ing up rapidly and In superior man
NOR
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Browder and Dallas Springs.

From this date water tickets will be sold
and water delivered for cash only. All per-
sons are forbidden to use the water from
either OF these springs, without written per.
mission nom me. W. NJ, BLAIR.
June q--lN3dlm
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SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

It's sin TO hoard up money and rnf,sa 20
supp,y tne natural wants and demands of a
suffering, bed.ridden wife. 'Tis sin for a
,n9t ,ad 10 bend over the couch OF beautiful
lew dollars Tor her bcneft and reiiaS IIo,a
y, many thousands Of mothers and fathers are
.o-day cursed with the above sinS Si..s,.
PAL Pale, emaclated, care-worn, suffering, fen,s,,,
ram III ~ iound IN all parts of our country. A
s s,,ny can be had, and yet they refuse TO
spend sei little money for 1t. The remedy thai
NIL NIL cure Is DR.. Dromgoole's English Female
Filters. Sold by druggists. l7dawim
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DR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate of the University of Copenha-
gen, Denmark; honorary NJ. ID. from the
University of Padova, Italy; for several
Ricord, Paris; from
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nance, aud restore 10 Mr. Haynes the
money uuJuHtly and unwlsely taken
from him.
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IFTnE gas company continue much
longer TO lay down mains they VIII
reach the farms In the country,