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uAnmOAD TIME TABLE.

Arrival and Departure o. trains al
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
AInyee
From the south gaal and express Xxx a.s Am
Ilpn tne SOuth, laeeOm moda tlonl 1000 y, ~,
rlo HE North, laoeomnodallonll2iS ba' N.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
Leaves, Arrives
Mail and ENpfeha',,urn,liS 'hl' slle ~ ~
hh,, mWmodatlnn,,,,,mAilba u, m, llibh y, ~
through Freighl,~'r'rb~ w. NJ wv " Va
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able TO pay every dollar In full, II Is
announced that new firm will open
u bank soon, styled Lane, Young a. Co,
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE ]. NJ. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
Manufacturers Of Standard American
Bevel billiard Tables,

With the famous fhean & Collender patent
combination or patent steel ribbon cushions.
Jenny Lind, Parepa, Pigeon Hole, Virgin
ius and Bagatelle tables OF the latest styles.
Billiard furnishing &C DDS of all kinds.
Prices lower an terms more liberal than
any other first class house.
No. 2ll Market Street, ST. LOUIS. Mo-,
Be sure to note the right address, No con-
nection with any other house In st. Louis.
Send for illustrated catalogue and price
list l0ieod8mw0m
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TOO MODEST TO PAY ITS TAKES.
sheriff Barkloy Removes Ito Modes,y,

Tho Central hotel, now tho harem OF Nc
Cabe's ballet girls, runs "demiJ John" for the
convenience Of outsider or insider who takes
hisor herperlodlcnl "pull." Upon this "demi-
John" the shadow of taxation hovered dark
ASA ravens wing, and yet Nc lived on UNI
interrupted by II gloom and took no steps to
remove II. Sheriff Barliley, silent rs the
sphynx, disturbed not Mes imagined securi.
~ for n few days, and Nc. viewed the goose
aloft as enthrallingly lovely, and hts 'demi-
Join" hi connection Herewith Us free to
dampen thirsty stomachs as the dews of
heaven to impearl the world. Then all
AT once, and that was yesterday nf.
ternoon, Deputy SheriTs Floyd and
Scott hoped on Of the street cars and
called ON Nc, for his occupation tax. After
getting Mo. In talking distance Nc. said he
didn't owe any, The deputies thought Nc
slightly unwell as 70 facts, aud limited II, TO
which Nc. solemnly replied that he didn't
intend 10 pay H.. This instantly "shiftcd
scenes" Deputy sherfFoyd at once playing
the part OF suddenly becoming thelproprle.
tor of the establishment, and Deputy Sheriff
scott took the first train west to inform the
sherl Il how marvelously funny, affairs were
going ON up Mt Mes But n short time elapsed
after SCOTS return before Mc.and his lady
stepped into the sherif's office. ON being
seated the sheriff freezingly turned over the
leaves OF the Tux roll, run his finger down the
page and says, "hfty dollars Mr.. McCabe."
Out came Mes "cash drawer" and nifty dol l
lars presto changed. AAiidH J IVA 2h3nl
No /. all ...,,., 4.
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10 "hlart oui In The world, " his nolhcr placed
her hand upon His head aud said, "My donr
hoy, your noble head ~ nllel with good aud
wholesome Ideas with what tools VIII you
nrrt commence 20 work out the great pro-
blem oflifas'' The higll-hearted boy lihed his
aifMed eyes 10 the hopeful and delighted
flce OF lis mother aud softly hghed, "My
mother dear, natlG nne'o0th c0mbl"
ATTENTION h called TO the notice ~
Judge Burford to-day, In which lac states
that the rumor thai ho was no longer u can
dldala for mayor N unicupded, lie n and
VIII remain u candidate until the decision
Of tho primary election, II The people then
hay HAT, another shall bo tllncnndldaie Of
tl,o Democracy, The Judge win use ui his In
lluence 10 elect the successful innn NJ The
prlmnry eleotion, In tho meantime he
Wishes II distinctly understood that no IL u
candidate ana desires his friends 10 support
him, We may add that th. Judge 10 ex'
pressed himself 10 IN before he leIl for
Austin. zoos
Two negro BARRIERS ut the saloon on
tho corner Of Jefferson and Elm streets nd
monshod each other yesterday afternoon,
that they had eaten up, AZ the very least,
some hall dozen mon In their lives, before,
aud thai they mutually felt dSincllncd 10
repent the astronomical egerdompini but Il
they mutually could not come TO period In
their little unfrlendllnea ~ once. they
would, tho very next moment, proceed 10
swallow each other without the leaat dra-
matte show about II. We are panied TO say
that they concluded 10 1.-Two n llttlo longer
and not make themselves the nrst pair Of
spring "street swallows"
A celebrated lawyer OF the last century
once very wittily aud. polntedly remarked
thai "oourts OF law and nourts " Justice were
Very dlfierent" Athny rate II has been Ju-
dlcfally decided by the highest courts OF the
country that the general government has no
power 10 carry on system Of internal I'm.
provemenls, that power being recognized
only In William n. pnfkers Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu. For sale by all drug
gisls, everywhere. r0ptt
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mo- che Yotcrs of the City or DaIIa..

FELLow-CITrzENs:@on reaching home this
morning afterseveral days absence In Ans.
tin, learned that it was reported that was
no longer candidate for mayor. Fellow-cit
liens, am u candidate, and In good faith
submitted my name to the voters of the city,
and should they nominate me at the primary
election, will do all can 70 secure the
united action and support OF the entire Dem
ocracy but should some other Democrat DO
made our standard-bearer, then win use
my influence and vote TO secure his election.
Respectfully,
febll2d3t - - go NAT, NJ BJJRFORD
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NOTICE.

All delinquent shares Ia the
Dallas Real Estate and Build
Ing Association viii be sold 10
the Highest bidder ~ public
auction, on Tuesday, the 10Th
day 0f February, 1874.
Ity order Of tIie beard of Iii
rcci0rs.
n, q. BARRY.
Sec'y and. Treas,
s2sadtd Ices ID. 10. ~. ~ ID. A.
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A word of consolation to all who suffer
from disease of the lungs, Marsden's Picto-
raj Balm has been tried In nearly million
cases, always giving relief, and In the MAJOR
lily OF instances effecting u cure. As each
bottle is accompanied with guarantee sui
ferers may rest assured of the results. For
sale by all druggists. F1w AZ - ~ % {
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We have the facilities and 'he work.
men -, Dc ~ rood werh, aud NJ ~"
low rnten.as esn be dsne anywhere,
and we mean 10 do II. Hiring your
Fine Son WORN 90 rIrE DAILY HER
% ALD OFFICE, Corner Of MAIN ana
Lamar streets. ,hIlIHfu Iili
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Ia our authorized agent for this city, with
power 70 make collections and solicit adyar'
All contracts made by him win BIO fc6og.
nlzcd by this ONCE. l,I,lf .',,
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lfdye yon must, always use the best
which Is Blneaud's lightning Hair Dye. ~

Notice.
The stock holders Of the Dallas City Rail-
road company win meet at the office of the
company on Friday, the Goth, instant, at
o'clock II NJ, for the purpose ofreceiving the
reports Of the officers OF the company, and
the transaction of any other business that
would properly come before stockholders
meeting. q. NJ. SWINK,
President Dallas City Railroad Company.
February ., 1874, febiOdlOd
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AND STILL THEY COME.

NND NTHHE THEY COWE.
Another henvy invoice Of
Wall Paper Of new and ele-
giant patterns, O and Of all
grades, ranging in price from
- cents e. $3.50 per double
roll. We call the attention Of
purchasers 10 orr stock. II
can't be beat In quantity.
quality. or cicnpness In North
crn Texas. No charge for trim
ming. We have the latest Inn
proved machine, which trims
much nicer than II can he
done by linnlI. All nj
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Messrs. Dorman, Holmes 4 Co. have re-
moved TO their new warerooms ON public
square. Their friends and the public are re-
pectfully invited to call and examine their
stock and prices. lfs tafH
frbTllu
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90 10 Stcgnii a. 90. for fiarni-
t',re, books, stationery, crocis-
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and All kinds
Of niouIdings, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut-
lcry. 2sodswtf
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lmx.,v.,o,sg1 ona h,oo,, ~ ~ n uA,nM,
business street .pf the town of Hutehlns, on
The Central Railroad, In ijnllas county, for
sale az low prices, Apply W
JOHN w. sWINDELLs,
iyl0dn vegagaYLR a Herald on'ce'
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1 PIERCE A LYLE'sn ~
Main st., opp. Fields Theatre,
feblutf

Messs. Durham, Howell a Co., OF shioye-
port, are agents of tho Arizona Mills In Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt n Yarns and osnaburgs Mt figures less
than New Orleans prices. l25Od-tf
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iuE'- NV rcioWh'B wy 'ShnHn iio'ci'
"GLEN LEAn Bourbon Is The latest
soothcr. ii
DALLAS has % historian eighteen
years OF age.
MAJOR JOHN Henry BRowNreturned
from Austin yesterday. a8h, Dion
BABcocK, Of the Vandalia line, has
not gone to yandallo, but to Palestine. VIZ
The "owl Club" gave Il supper and
abrilliant ball last evening at Elelds'hall.
THE Bradley ventilating window Is
novelty about TO DO i, introduced in this
city. NV rAaAh@pFH ~ taaHee ~ ~
NoTIcE of the dissolution ofthe firm
OF Lame, Smith & 20. appears In another COL
umn. .-..
AsTREET musician in this city was
not many years ago, q pnge Of the royal
house OF italy. 'Ni F" f'lpN 't'"
j.. PgGREEN, ESQ, ~ gentleman of
capital and capital business parts, is at tho
Commercial. ~
SEE advertisement OF J. A. Schoell-
kopf, Offering frame building and lot on
Elm street for sale or rent. go Ai
, ny Z o',', ny ~ Y,,o ss' "h'''',
Gov ra.,oa,,a,, a, az r =" o"""'''
7 ~ ~ ~ '"''"'''l
TRAVELLERS on the Central from Dem
ison to this city report eleven miles out of
every twelve as being plowed by the busy
farmer. in't z "a tRN)ft .'t .A
THE Pacific teleyranb lima bas heou
extended to the ofiice Of the Western Union
telegraph company, where you can hereafter
hail Mr.. Hale, ,s,,.,t .,.'.,.,,.
DAbLAs toners are del,ohtoa nj thei
nro.n,o, =, ,a,,, .,. ~
hs,ng DRINK thev,,, INA ,,,s,,rs,, as..,,,st Az,
add,t,o,,oI ana az h.,,n,, ,,as,..a,, ~ 80" ny
~. 'S '""
80, ass y, niaues vs. " ,'es ior
mornins At yuSas Kas,na,. n.,. epo..eo .ae
Tho h,rv -, =, ~, w.
W = ' '' ~
THE Chinese, laundrymen of this
city talk about raising money to raise a Joss
temple, where, after their secular duties of
washing dirty linen, they propose to wash
their sins away.
ter running from the HERALD building to
Mr.. Wile's store, yesterday afternoon came
very near being precipitatcd from the buggy
by the gulchy condition OF the gutter.
nAw,ap ,vos o,o,,naafn
80, ""' o'"i,he" " Tue sIreet
iA.oao oon'pany " the owner OF JOB
wagon, 'or IN injury ne asserts one Of his
.
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NOTICE.

lNND = y u - y = 49,
No accounts against employees In the
Herald Oflice, Wall he allowed In settle
ments with enc ofiice unless nm order
from the Proprietor IN given. La,
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mr.. w. II. sparkle,

or Hhre voport, is our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 adver.
tiso ~ or subscribe for THE HERALD are ~.
speotfully referred.
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For Rent.

offer my residence, near the freight depo.
ofthe Central railway for rent. For terms
and other particulars enquire on the prem
lses, or to John j. Eakins.
If iAVi{yF j. LJNo. w, LANE.
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xer,eE TO AnyERywERs.

IIereaneraiI biIisfor advertisements
In this paperwiIl beeoIieetcd monthly.
unIess otherwise speciaed In contracts.
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=, Womans Medical Adviser, SO much needed
3 Ky al ne females, only twenty-five cents. Ad.
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For Sale.

Three good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
l59-dtf riH BAG $3.50 STgAGALI a co,
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Hides and Leather.

Hides and Leather. gs
The hide market remains active. There
Is no decline in figures, and the demand re-
mains good. Messrs. Schoellkopf 4 co. furn-
ish quotations M follows:
Selected lsc;dry salted Ice; green snited s,Sc;
deer skins 25c; Il Off for grubby In all classes.
Harness Leather-oak iO@4Sc; Hemlock 800
Ale; Skirting i5@i6c. Sole Leather-oak 44a
i6c; Hemlock 33QSoc. -
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poSJERs, Dodgers, OircuIsrs, ana evsrv
klnd OF ffinting executed In the neates
NE and 81 thsshcrtsst noAics e I'm Hin,
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Exchange.
Cotton.

We have no change to report in the cotton
market from yesterday. Offerings continue
rather limited, though with the favorable,
weather OF the past week we hope To report
nm increase in business shortly. The prices
ranged from to 49, cents. Receipts az fol-
lows,T' ~ ~ "# IN
Tompkins n Iittlcfield ....... 60 bales
D. r. luce So....''...."......."....... u ba.es
W bales
Observation-Disclosures 500; New Orleans
"a 621a; shreveport 80 90. E3g|W T4IE
The total receipts for the season 10 date
amount 10 81 1856 bales.
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board

~ Board l
Fortwo or three persons, can be obtained by
applyingto i5G3 res rg0g
feb1dlw STEAGALL & CO., Elm street,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,l
AZ February IL. 1874.
The money market remains steady at the
following quotations.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
ars FOR ksALIi, a N

4 vIi -.-7r1-,IT II II ri
The well known property. known M the
y Ci'utchHeld House,"
In tho city Of Dallas, II offered al private
sale, For lerms, inquire OF -g
s8Ml on lut GEO. W. HAYLot, of
JAS. q, CRufoHFIELD,
Dallas, Nov, o.. lsia. d. aiOdtf
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"JoHNNiE,' sscreamed a. Dallas
mother to her scapegrace boy yesterday,
whom she caught standing on the family
pibie In the pantry, so as TO reach the shelf
ON which she kept preserves, "why do you
use the sacred word for such wicked pur-
pesef" "why, ma replied the outrageous
yougster, didn't you say the scriptures was
good y raise my sole 70 height that
:, mlsns 2 rreserv-edf Johnnies ma tilted
backward y Mysteries ~. 4 ~
YESTERDAY as a young gentleman in
'"'s e''y was having his home and parent
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ga asss'slNr NJ ssAis eAss. V'TTTFys
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w. III. PRATIuER
IL. II. W EST

nv q candidate for Treasurer of the city OF
DALLAS at the ensuing election, subject to the
decision of the democratic primary election.
Fellow -citizens:-Owing to my physical In
ability TO perform the laborious duties which
devolve upon the city Assessor and Collector,
! have declined the solicitations of many
irienus 10 become q candidate for reelection
TO that Office; but have consented To nv
name being placed before you rs Il candidate
for the Office OF city Treasurer, and should Ii
meet YOU, appreciation to give me your sup
OF the office promptly, and with fidelity, sub
held. DsKINH
We are authorized and requested to
announce =. :
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HENRY ROLL

rs candidate for Treasurer of the city OF
Dallas, at The election in April next. 'aA
,ol sNEti. For Marshal. .Vi hiD
To the voters OF Dallas city-Haying here.
tofore been honored with your suffrages,
again announce myself as an independent
candidate for marshal of the city of Dallas,
90 Ebn rct-E .. THOMAS FLYNN,
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-24
Buying a. Horse.

There was a feller from down
East, to a town called Vermont,
that come into our parts to sell his
horses. He .squinted with one eye,
and the other kept looking up for
rain, so my wife keered about him,
and she was in a great justification
to go shopping at the place where
he was, and buy her a saddle hoss.
So she went and got one. She paid
forty dollars for it, and brought it
home, for I'm sure it couldn' bring
her. My wife was never no judge
Of the article, though she could tell
bear from a panther by the feel of
his bite, if it was so dark that she
couldn't hear herself talk. The
hoss was lame in his fore legs and
hind legs too, and he had a crook
in his tail. He was blind in one
eye and deaf of both ears. He
couldn't stand up, he was so infrm,
and he couldn't lay down because
his bowels were out of order. So
the hoss.jockey was to come the
next morning arter his money. [
put a halter around the neck of the
cretur and tied his head up to the
limb Of a tree. l put an old saddle
on his back, and put bride on
him. fixed the bride so that the
least strain would break it off the
bits by taking out the Stitches
Then | went into the woods and
got hornets nest, and stopped il
up, so that the creturs couldn't git
out. In the morning the fellul
came after his pay. l began tc
praise the boss, and telled him the
animal was so spirited, didn't like
fer MY wife to ride him. He saiC
he was as gentle as lamb. laxet
him to get on and let me see how
he would go. The jockey leepec
up and got in the saddle. AS sool
as he had lighted on the breast,
beat in the hornets nest and fun!
Fit agin the hoss' fJanks Tn
| animal showed some spirits then
4 for the little varmints cum out, an
spured on the cretur most beautiful
He set off on a full run, and tn
bride broke rightoff IN the jockey
hands. The hoss then dug throug
the forest without stopping to cour
the leaves, and the feller clung
the hoss' name like chesnut bun
to a bears-skin. The last l hear
of himahe was seen up by the for
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-24
Rich Without Money.

Many a man is rich without mon
ey. Thousands Of men with moth,
ing in their pockets are rich. A
man born with a good sound consti>
tuition, a good stomach, good heart,
good limbs, and q pretty good
head-piece, is rich. Good bones
are better than gold; tough muscles
better than silver; and nerves that
flash fire and carry energy to every
function are better than houses or
land. 1t is better than landed
estate to have the right kind of
father or mother. Good breeds
and bad breeds exist among men as
really as among herds and horses.
Education may do much to check
bad tendencies or to develop good
ones; but it is greater thing to
inherit the right proportion of fac
uties to start with. The man is
rich who has good disposition
wkos- is naturally kind, patient.
cheerful and hopeful.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-24
Ocean Telegraph Progress.

r. The new Atlantic cable now be-
ing laid is said to be. the most per.
feet sub marine cable ever made.
The improvements consist in
greater purity Of the conducting~
ware and it's concentration, and in
more perfect insulation. The con-
dueting,wirc is formed with one
large wire, spirally twisted oyor by
twelve smaller wires. This strand
ed. conductor is covered with thin
coating of patent compound. -Four
coats Of gutta percha are then put
on, each coat cooling before the
next is applied. A jutc covering is
next served about the gusta>percha,
and the cord is then given to the
closing machines, where it is crossed
into. ten galvanized iron wires, each
wound around with fine strings of
mfnila hemp, a shield from rust and
wear. an asphalt composition is
the next addition, and finally the
rubberecoating process is repeated.
This is tbs general construction of
the cable, Which varies in size &C.
eording to the locality where it is
land, the deep sea portion being
about one and quarter inches in
diameter, and the shore ends about
two and a half inches. The latter
is strengthened by an outside net.
work of strong iron wire. The
cable is continually tested during
It's manufacture, and every half
hour as it goes off the ship the whole
line is tested, to discover any im>
perfections that may have escaped
previous examination.
Mr.. Cyrus Field is pushing for
ward with his usual energy his pro-
ject of a Pacific cable. This cable
will take one of two routes; either
it will be laid northwest from San
Francisco to Atcha, one of the
Aleutian isles, thence southwest to
Yokohama, each section being
200 nautical miles long; or it Will
be southwest from San Francisco to
Honolulu, 1920 miles, and thence
northwest to the japanese coast,
about $500 miles more. In case
the southern route is chosen, a
station will be made on Ocean is
land, somewhat over 1000 miles
from Honolulu, because 3, 800 miles
is too long stretch for a cable.
The southern route is Mr.. Fields
preference, on account of the storm
and cold of the northern, and be-
cause at Honolulu the cable would
not only pick up Sandwich Island
business, but might branch off via
the Navigotors' and Fiji islands to
New Caledonia and Australia, so as
to give direct communication be-
tween Sydney and London. Yet
something depends on the result of
the soundings, which are now being
taken by the ship Tuscarora; and it
will cost So, 100000 more to lay a
cable over the southern route than
over the northern, allowing the
difficulties aside from distance to
be the same.
It is Mr.. Fields opinion that,
when the special overland wire bee
tween San Francisco and New York
is built, the new route will put Asia
within half an hours talking dis
tance with England.-Neec York
| Observer.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS
DR.. J. Walkers California Vim

DR.. J. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of tho
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERS?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
o perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERS in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are o gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver aud Visccral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VIEEGA- BITTERS are Aperient, Diaphoretlc,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Dluretlc,
Sedative, Counter Irritant SUdorIfc, Altera-
tive, and Ambitious.
r. H. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen A gts. San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.