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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
81 NM R E W v. !. A R D
r Incurable Case!
~ Or. IL RtchAu'S
GOLDEN BALSAM,

Amer ten yesrs' tnAi on thlr ecs-t, nsr proven
itself the only curative In . certain ela.s Of dis
ssses pronounced ~ medical pfseuucners 10
iseursble.
,.v...r.. On, nrS u.ts.v %. I,
% The Leg or body sors EAr, kye-. Nose.
ETC.; Coi7sr eolored Dioteher, syphiitle U
tsrfn: pessassa seaIp. sna W pt'm.y s"smso.
~ aiscsse knosn y Sypahns. h"e''sspe'
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tcee bS....In 10 g.
Woods . Prseborn, Trus.
woods . Yrseborp, Trus.
tee. bal................io<3 ...7e.. 10 :.
wsods q Preebon, Trns.
Wright W ii. Trustee. i....o IN :.
Warren J u. Trustee. ..... .iis5.. 10. 10 =.
And In accordance with law. and and order Of
The Board OF Directors. made On the 18th day Of
February. 1915. 20 many shares Of zach parcel
sf such stbck o. may be necessary win b
sold o. public suction. At the once Of the Com.
pany. Room 10. Hayward's Building, 80 Cal.
fornia street, Ban Francisco. California, on
TUESDAY the thirteenth nsth) day of April.
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
toestker with costs OF advertising and cK'
pen'es Of 'sie. nv,v s..
0fhce-Rosm No. 10, Nayward's Building.
No. 80 California street. San franeiseo: Cali
forpia. mh1o ID
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED

IN Mining company.-Location Of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, 0old lin, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of areess-
ment (So.i2) levied ON the 10th day Of February,
ISIS, the several amounts Get opposite the names
M the respcctiye pharcholderi. "A follows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

Notice IL hereby given, that the assessment
of 20 cent? per share oa the capital stock Of
TIM. Company. levied Oh the ID day Of febru.
arr lsst, WAS rescinded and declared null and
void by Q motion Of the Board Of Tustees AZ q
meeting held Oh the 9Th day Of March.
Nv order az the Board Of Directors.
LUCiEN HERMANN. Secretary.
Room No. n, No. $50 Pine street, San Fran.
eiseo, Cal
Nareh sth. ISIS. mhs iI
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NOTICE.

n O FRANK REYNOLDS. GR0KGE ny.
RON, John McIsaacs and r.. ". Cod
rinrton. You and each OF you will please take
notice, a. CO owners. that ]. II. Il. Fowler. Q
part owner Of that certain mining claim or locc
knswn 40 the SIKH Of July Mining company's
irict, in the county Of Storey. State of Ne.
,sda, have personally expended the sun Of
Two Hundred and Highly. $3.50 Dollars In
United states gold coin. In labor and improve
menis upon tho said Sixth ofJsly Mining Com.
pany's claim. since the inth day.ef NAY Al.
igfS: that the proportion Of expenditures made
ss aforcsald, due frsm each Of you respectively.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

Goat, Neuralgia. % Q Dinner PHI. aad Parify.
log the Rlosd. are the most eongenial rurrar
tive yet perfected. Their streets abundanuy
show ho. much they excel all other f1lls'
ful 10 eure. They purre out the foul hnmors OF
the blsod: thsy stimulate the slugyi.h and dir.
ordered organ into action. and they inpart
health and tone Ia the whole being They eufs
but Formidable and dangerous diseases. Most
= skilirul physicians, most eminent elerymen,
and car be-t ~eiiisens. send certificates OF cures
perforued and Of grest ssnshts they have &c,
rfvsi iron shsss fnis. They arc The safest and
Z bsst pAysic ~ chiidrva. became mild - well
IS efeetuAi. Being aggregated. thsy are easy
TO take; and being purely vegetable, thsy are
entirely harmless.
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plantation BitterS
WO N z N

s~s ssks>fsk, s.< az q fs-isIsv Ex hrS,
sfrisfir ,.fs.6sS 81 Q ts-tsys.fs Tssissv sst-
ss,s, 10 " 40 ~sS,s.ss eco, ss< sfs~>s
sS<svSis<S S~irsfsss.
, SOLD ny ALL FIksr-clAss DRuccins
jus0 iy
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By order Of the Directors.

odee-Roon .. No. tis c.iiiomis sir
San Franctseo. California;. mkaO /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
bacon MILL AND MINING CON
IUELIS FARGO AMINO COM.

Ofiee-Room No. 3, uayward's bailding,
4is California street. ran Francisco, csiiior'
MIA A.|L II mill I'd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-16

The Havana Diario dc Ia Marina
says that it has information that
Albania Aguilera, and other gentle
men belonging to the Cuban iunta
in Now York, arc working with
great activity and more secretly
than ever in behalf Of the independ
cnce of Cuba. The Diario ia posi-
tive in its assertion that these Cuban
patriots have purchased a consider
able quantity of arms and ammuni-
ton and two steamers, and the en-
confederate General Jordan has
accepted the proposals made to him
to become the commander.in. chief
of the Cuban forces now operating
against the Spania"ds. According
to the Daric, Jordan is also to be
minister of war and Dr.. lIorto min
lister OF foreign relations Senior
Pedro Martin Rivcro, Il distinguish
ed Havana lawyer, now in New
York, has declined the appointment
OF minister Of the treasury 1t is
to be hoped that il another expo
diIion is taken toCnba, that it may
not partake of the fato of that Of
the Virginius
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One of the greatest troubles Of
the neat aud orderly housewife in
the country results from tho muddy
boot of those members of the family
who have to work in tho fields, the
stables and the barn-yard, The Wet
boots must be dried, and arc genor-
ally left under the kitchen stove.
where their presence is very dis.
agreeable. Now, to have II neat
kitchen, there should be n boot,rack
placed behind the stove, in which
the damp boots may be placed to
dry. Such contrivancc has been
found great convenience. 1t has
three shelves about four feet long,
ten inches wide and placed II foot
apart AT one end n bootiack is
fixed by hinges, 50 that, when not
in use, it is folded against one end
of the rack and secured bv but
ton. There is also II stand Tor
cleaning boots at tho front, which
also folds up when not in use, and
the backing brushes are placed on
the shelves behind the stand, and
are out Of sight, and when folded
they hang down out Of the way
The rack should be made of dressed
pine boards, and stained some dark
durable color.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-16

TnR first number Of the second vol
ume Of the Religious Messenger which
has recently been moved here, has
reached w. II Is edited by Elder Rob
ert G. Buckner, aud II devoted to The
dissemination Of religious intelligence
In the interest OF the Baptist denoml'
nation, of whom there are sixty thou-
sand In this state. The Messenger lsa
handsome eight column piper and Is
edited with taste aud ability. II cam
not fall TO be n welcome visitor In the
family circle aud exercise II whole
some influence by allorlng plenty OF
original aud selected reading matter
and lending u fostering hand TO the
cause OF religion and education.
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A rrNEoLp rExAs GENTLEMAN.

j. NJ. Usscry, near Oakyllle, Live
Oak county, II "an old Texan of the
old sort, lie IL u big cattle man and
in publishing his list OF brands, he
says:
The people are notified that any
who may be In INDECENT circumstances
arc hereby authorized Ia eat my beeves
and milk my COWS and any person
who may sell my beeves and have
them legally inspected, are notified
that only request m HONORABLE set
Element for the same, anything In the
late law TO the contrary nolwithstand
ing.
There Is fine old lord Of the manor
sound about this that IL refreshing In
these days, Fancy u man with so
many cattle that he don't mind feed
ing all the poor people in his neighbor-
hood and gives them carte JidHcho to
help themselves. Fnterprlsng parties
who like TO dabble in a cattle specula.
ton have only to settle honorably with
this fine old Texas gentleman and It's
all right They are at liberty any day
to take up few thousand head, have
them inspected and sell them at a
profit, provided they come up TO the
patriarchial requirement ofan honora-
bic settlement. Anything in the late
law to the contrary, Notwithstanding
What place to emig"ate to! There
now, Is aplace where the poor man
can't starve, ut least, as long as this
Ussery law Is enforced on this rancho
in the land of beef and milk.
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rne re. a. nna l,nrlae Nnesllan.

lppurerIpurnal
The truth Is there n no proposal for
any subsidy az all, There Is no prOpo'
sal for any outlay of money, There n
a proposal for u loan Ut credit on anl-
pie security, and u very casual inquiry
viii show that 10 possible lpSh eau no.
Crue 10 tho government, " spresenl'
Cd " congress by tho united CONNER.
pial Interests Of lhp south, II h urged
ly resolutions Of the legislatures Of
Texas, Mississippi aud Missouri by
memorials Of The Cotton exchange Of
New Orleans, and the chambers Of
commerce Of n Louis, Memphis, lilch-
mond aud Nashylllei by petitions from
the Board Of Irade 0l Louisville, AZ,
lanm, Macon aud Augusta aud
by the unanimous action 0f the
slate oranges OF leSaf, Kentucky
aud Missouri, Every soulhtrn
interest requires II, II VIII lulld W
Our entire railroad system, II VIII
pour through our veins new And en-
Iurged current Vt commerce, II WI
put IN on u level with the northwest
aud help W 10 oquallge the enormous
disprOporli0n Of government assist
nuce, There h every reason for II and
not one against II, aud the south looks
10 II ~ tho aurest roAd out Of the
financial embnrrn ssments IN which
she " Involved. In representing the
universal sentiment and Interest
around us--a welghly aud practical
influence which watches tho Issue
clOsely-we have spared 10 pans 10
inform ourselves accurately ~ 10 the
behring's Of the measure, aud have
given them In the foregoing state
mont, which mny be rolled on IN every
Particular
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nrnnIn,i.r nrlnEs tigar.

Local irregularities produce weakness 81
tlle entire ~ alen, Ia order therefore, 70 20
establish health and strength upon q sure
basis, ihese irregularities must Do pefmR'
nenlly overcome, Many persons endeaYpr
10 reform them BY remedies which address
themselves mfraly 20 the symplpmsl wins
put affecting The cause, u such individuals
were ln use Instead lioslopela stomach Bat
iers, lneY would speedily appreciate the dli'
Gfenrs between medicine Whipn palllNls
aud one which entirely iempY sphislfhl dls-
ability, mat pump regulator ol haliy dis
lurhanees restores tho dlrfllrl organs 90 IAN
uninterrupted and healthy pormrninne pf
their yaliNns duties, whereby alpne Tho sys'
tenn eau recover l0si lone aud ylgnr' Hos
letters Biliels q lnnir mfdif inri bat lhfy
arc i0nlp which fesnlllaH rre lhey
strengthen Va iHyslrn
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There isn certain class OF men and
women 10 whom II II folly 10 preach
reform or independent action OF any
sort. They ARE born without backbone
they are OF the vcrmiculnr kind. II
II Just M impossible for them 10 stand
erect on II certainty Of right aud 10
brave public opinion IN for m earth
worm 10 take 10 Itself legs aud walk,
All thut can he hoped for them Is that
when the road IL well travelled and
popular they will wrlggle along 1t In
masses. II IL not nssuredly these peo-
pie who will hold society ON liz present
prudent, common sense basis. Women
with womNnly sell.rcspect and intelli-
genGe In town know That they stand
In no need of Worth dresses, of
florists and caterers with bills running
up to the thousands, TO enahle them
to discharge their social obligations
with grace aud effect: two or three
women In n village can dare to say al
cannot afford this Or that But what
OF the women who know their social
success depends on the cost of their
dinners or Of their admission to ccr-
tain set? What of the village bellies
wnOSe lives are spent In Il terror Of
alarm lest their hats should not hc
trimmed after the latest New York
style, or who write to the fashion pa.
pers agonizing appeals to know what
To do with their last years grenadlnc?
They act after thoirimpotent Kind al d
will follow some leader to the enc,
But they are the minority,
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- -77777777--77-777------
TEXAS SPEARS.
Joint Resolution of the Legislature on
Grant and sheridan's Work,

a joint resolution condemning the
interference with, and destruction of
the state government of Louisiana by
the present federal administration
Whereas, II Is the rightand duty of
the state, on appropriate occasions, to
give expression TO their sentiments ON
all questions seriously affecting the in
tegrity of the union and the general
government therefore, be IL
Resolved, BY the legislature of the
State Of Texas, that we recognizein the
late interference of the federal govern
ment In the domestic affairs of LOUISE
ana and its destruction of ihesta gov
eminent legally established by the peo-
pie OF that commonwealth, manifest
intention on the part of the present
federal administration to destroy the
republican, form Of government in the
state.
That Texas entertains profound APP
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probation of the spirited Indignation
rNlreasel hy The alyOrales ~ freedom
AMI constitute nal government
Throughout tho nation, irrespective Of
D ilileal parties, NJ the outrage lately
D rpflualtd la LOuislana Wy the pres
.ul federal administration upon The
llgnily of lhe union and The honor aud
rights nf the states, aud iplRh Va lhe
national protest against tlle prpslllu'
tipu nf lha United hlales ARMY 20 The
illegal purpose Vt making war upon
lly state IA The union,
That % pur sister state, Ia this, her
hour Of oppression aud wrongful allie
lion We extend the deepest sympathy,
aud nur firm assurance Thai The Amer
iepn people viii prnwn Tie present
usurpers nf the powers OF The federal
government win the just odinm rer-
tied hy the insult offered 10 The enllre
nation,
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THE CENTRAL'S PASSENGER DE.
uBAT


There is loud complaint here, and
among the travelling public, about the
wretched accommodation afforded by
thepassenger depot Of the Houston and
Texas Central railway ut this point
The present building does not afford
the public that protection from the
weather the depot of so important u
town rs this should, and SO prosperous
a company as the Central might afford.
The depot is the usual California boxed
house, with projecting roof which is
hardly suitable for Il freight, much less
a passenger depot. There are none of
those conveniences attached to it that
the depot of first class road should
have. Passengers detained in it, suf-
erfor the want Of them, and come as
near freezing as a large number of peo-
pie huddled about a small stove, can.
Disqualification of the company is
called to this matter, not in spirit of
complaint, but with view of remedy
ing an evil. The Central should either
build n handsome depot where the
present one is, or nearer to business
or, arrange for Il union depot in the
city with the Texas ana Pacific railway.
These views and facts are the result of
opinions entertained and expressed
here by railway and business men both.
We are satisfied that 1t will he only
necessary TO call the attention of the
company to the need here of n better
passenger depot to properly accommo-
date the public for its officers to give
the necessary directions to make n
change for the better.
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KATIE IiING has told, under oath,
the whole story Of the "malerlallza'
tIonp bumbug' Az she WIS the chlel
actress Inthat remarkable spirllualistlc
swlndle, her evidence ~ 10 this sue
cessfll humhug ought 10 be very inter
esilng 10 Robert Dale owen aud other
caoked.braIn longers after the lmpos
sIble aud the unattaInable aud put an
end 10 future frauds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-16

A mild opcrient aad gentle pursa.
live, recommended for the cure ofalI IA.
angemenp NJ tho stomach, llvorand bowels
by tholr timely use much sickness il mo.
vented, The tcsl'ot many ycnm have prov.
cn them 10 be the safest, surcal ana beA ot
oil the plla ever offered 10 the public. They
purify the blood, remove al conuplona and
restore the diseased system 10 perfect health
A. mn Antidotc 10 Chius nnd Fever lhoy
have no equal, For Dyspepsia they are
aSpcciiic. For Sick Headache and M.
lous collie they aro sure cure. Fo- Con.
NiipntiOn, Rhcumatism. Piles, pa,pItn,
lion of the Heart, Pain IN the slde.
back md Loins, Nervousness. posltlye
remedy. For Fcmnio IRREGULARITIES.
without rival. When one docs not aIee
very well,"a single dose stimulates tho iOm.
och and bowels restores the appetite, and
impnris yIgor 10 the system, Sold every.
where. Once. IL Murray street, Now York.
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PARTS /, III, AND Ill ARE JUST PuBL1suep
THE ART JOURNAL.

complete in II monthly parts, at 81 each.
Reproducing the best fuil-paye iIlnstrniinn,,s,
from he earlier volumes OF the Aldinr.
Each monthly part will contain six sunprb
plates with accompanying descriptive mat
Yer, ana whether for bindingor framing, viii
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most carefully taken on the finest toned
paper, ana no pains will be spared 10 make
thls the richest production of press which
mas won: in a marveously short time. n
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-16

GENERAL CoNcHA has given orders
to his troops in Havana to deal hn-
namely with any Cubans captured
lighting against the Spanish gov
eminent This is u decided change
of policy, and one that will com
mend itself to everybody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-16
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

CURTIS ON "MANHOoD. y There Is no mem.
Der OF society by whom this book will not be
found useful, whether he be parent. preceptor
or clergyman.-l London Times.
CURTIS ON "MANHOop. "--This book should
be read by the young for instruction, and by
inc afllicted Tor relief; 1t will injnre no one
New York Herald.
Price % cents by mail. Address the author
Or. Curtis. No. Rampant street, New Or
leans. Louisiana.
n. B.-Dr. Curtis begs to inform his Texas
No. Rampant street, New Orleans, and that
ne VIII positively not visit Galveston, pro-
fessionallY, this season. 2Il2m9w2m
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RAILROADS
CII.A.rJ9m op rINIm-
TOTAgE EpTt(T
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1874.
TIiE 0ALyEsT0N,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS


Leave Galveston at ana IA ana arrive AZ
Houston AZ $50 ~,
Leave Galveston ~ 400 \ ~ ana arrive AZ
Houston ~ HhO y N,
Leave Galveston NJ $50 y ~ ana arrive ~
Houston 90 $50 y N,
Leave Houston NJ Gil5 q IA and arrive NJ
Galveston Rt 300 q m,
Leave Houston 1880 ~ and arrive ~ Gal
weston ~ 2iiD y m,
Leave llOuflOn ~ 1880 y IA and arrive NJ
Galveston 40 lliBO y N,
ON sundays passenger IRAN leaves Calves
ton NJ 1890 4 M leaves Houston ~ 300 y N,
TheGll u m train lrOn Galveston connects
~ Harrisburg with tho Galveston, Harris
burg aud nan Antonio railway, connelA ~
Houston with the Houston ANA Texas Cen
trial railroad
Tho aMl u m express from Galveston con.
meets With tho Houston and Texas Central
railway,
the 800 y m express from Galveston con-
meets with the International ANA droht
Northrfn fuilrond 40 Houston ~ Npm,
The lUi0O IN trpiu nom Houston arrives az
Galveston NJ 2%O y ~, Cunnrcb with the
Morgan steamer
Ticket offices, lD Fremont street, G9lyoa-
ton, ana ~ tue dupuls
COmmuHtiou iirbclh 10 local points, one
thousand and i've hundred nile Tickets, can
be- purchased ~ tie iickri offices NJ THIS COM
pnuy ~ rom bhlNuMun iicErt once,
u, ~, NIX AWAk, SulWi lhtonduni.
ilodti
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hlDlGAl
Dr. w. BILLIE.

= gWlpaie pf lbp Iniyersi,y 49,,
fiRtmiiWg.H ,AnlprsQ NJ H. 6nanha
ilicam, raris f tiaM,5s''flAN NJ lhe eels 6sslsl
NEW pifLi4ANs.
HHflNs prrli lpr manY yeats ~
.ni III ,i,.,,i, F'lHn ~ FAils lAndon fNl n
vailed nrlnil ~ dWMN NlpilNsl, Iaf,,'''' IVA
gained mnsi iholou.A 'tttN leAn, NV
tAlNl pl Ali fiiIpnie lls,iat.s IN, ~ " IN
,nsi, ilWitpli Nnh hf has N, bi lll Teal,
,nree' w hA9 az Nnianilrlri hue ee.lthslve
sdy Az I. f.HrNt'fN y NNlf Nilrre ev,.r.i ana
w. WV pNfn lilWl Hnd Hll luiae NJ lfln,
non hNl hten despailti al w" W irsl0Fa.
ANhply WHO nVfT suil,r,id
Altl ilr't lliplllHllig dls,iase 80 lrillls
wv ~ lNlii rAllri nn IN BlilFN lslai has
,ts'o''''''9 Nj v. We lieW mplhndof ~ wen
,Viil, IN wv it,,rhNns Nl ne slOlna iNhi
m'ln,ill W NeNllll And FigOr IN inn" lAld
Nhl many q pfisnh dues fo-d., wv lAlltll
rnnnndhs,r NV iip lneinenl 10 plaesd sall,
nhil VIZ llfalineiil ~ ladiesl disess..
KIN. n WI telieNnea, AMI ma VI
nitllliHA, iiYsTEIifA'Nab nfhMRK
llntlll pl any qlller disease p,e,,lliii,A fhlh
lthln " slfini should not laii ioesiN W lhe
nlllri ~ lhty VIII quickly Le w ~ w.
ps agis su Gea ana ultimately rssiersa z
ff.NNNNN NNNllllf H"f'fNA W
"a Diseases 81 tho lEhlTO. uRINApv
uAhh ana ehI0nlg disaases iir' fM pll'
lnnle fpeelally, and this seonrtnNls as
lhnllh easily aud Quickly oyased W w.
MS new treatment, '''''plhelY
bepllne ana nervous debility IN 81,
Aulnh N QUICKLY aud Termailen, Wv o
hhl llll power restored, M Inan 4, NNlei
hhl 40 young man 700 dehilItated ,,i rla
sal,i'nl pc entirely inVigorNled hy 6r KAY 70
~ hllle ~ resided fOr years In No. a.
rahh u endorsed hy lhe medicai f,t,,tlM "
there ana by his siilll aud an"w asl'lv
phlAll,rl great reputation M a sneoi laa
W, hllle WISHES "a call particular si,nn,l
W MS new discovery, By Which he ,eh'lph
eaalllllhg q fpw drops Oi blood, ean uNlY
~ " lhpIe u ANY hyplilille nglsonN i'ssr,N
bloedi which ID o. lhe greaiesi imna, w we
~ we poison can lay qnIel In tlie Gl"adNts,
years lhen W break out with ali M ragslpf
hhl no person who ever has venefesi VIZ
eases can DO sure that he II cured ~ NM, vs.
ing examined by Dr., lille, ''''""'p No.
discusses or the lungs, heart ana kidn,,.
qllekl relieved ana finally CURED, "''"'n
Df hllle mas permanently located an
enfherol Market and fremont siIee,s" a wy
Mason book Store "f''''i"Nrf
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MARshAL MoMAnoN, the president
Of France, has decided TO hold on u
his present cabinet, after several lullle
ehnrls 10 propllale The opposition ny
Offering them representation IN hls
councils,
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ElPasO Mail Company's
FINE FGUR.H0RSE COACHES

WIN leave Eagle Ford daily on the arrival of
the morning train from Dallas, via John-
sons station,
For Fort Worth,
Thence on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days for Weatherford and JHcksbOro.
Office--Eo. 30 Commerce street, opposite
the court house. G. X. REAVIS, Agent.
November !, 1874 2nld9m
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