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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
OeFentlide 9QutiaQmnQ.


Gett LANCER 3ett lit i& an 0erftopfurs uub
rnperoauliGtett unb mad benz it unniiber Wfiie
tebeutenee Sumnen an Nertte ausaessben
bate, lie6 Id mid iiterreben Or. Mns. 8Dnie's
5amburser Grppfen 30 SerluGen Durt teren
langlanen @ebrau& babe i'd mid nun g6naliG
BON pielem beltperItten l1ebel gebeilt. SD
ratbe baber iebeut, etnen 0crratb b~erleIben I'm
5aale aa baltsn.
SOfepb Wfetler GticaaO. SUE.
Nnetfennung. 5err 8. Ncromanp.
Neps .. 8. Calhoun Co., Sasy ibermaGte
nns GOleenbes CUR 8erSfentlihune : Dtsle paar
3eilsn f&tde Id Gu&, welte SIR Der @abrbeit
gen1Ge perGTentIiGen fSnnt. tamit aud anberr
leibenpe Meni6en ansetrieben werben, Or. @u.
gut aGnts's 5arnburser ErOpfen 3u setrauGen.
Dtelslben baben bst mir sur pollen !3ufrtepen.
belt septrft nnb i'd bin 70 eeiunp. pte tG felt
LANCER .3eit niGt gepefen. Meine 6rau bat bic
felben aaG eetrauht unb sIeite 5ilfe erbalten.
SD babe nod ME gebSrt, baB Qeute 70 aufrie.
ben NIT Mecicinen sewsien liED ais nit Dpf-
tor Iug. 8Gnte's s ilten.N ebt-
Gin en-. Nae 9eute, eenen Id nod BON Or.
9us. &Sats'S 9anbureer Erspfen Sertauft
babc, paren 10 frcb. bab Id bic Nebieinen in
bic Stapt ssbra&t babe. Sc frsut mif lelber,
10 etwas ausgfflnben ~ baben. Nas bic 0sute
bariber iasen, mSsen fe etnem Der ptelen i3eus-
nt1e, tuelGe Id Sbnen fenbe, e~ntnebmen.
Grgebenf, Mnbreas @abe.
Wtr perSFsatItHen foIgenbes ;3eueuiB auu,
8efen Sieler 0eibenben:
Stster Clara, .. g. g., Garrolton, 0em
Srleans, Qo.:
Da Sbre 6amburgerIropfen lpwobl
tet mir als aud bel Seri&tebsnen anberen yer-
isnen nit sutem @rfoIse ~tptrften, fann it nt&t
urabtn, Sbnen r,etne Mnetfennung barber
aussufpre&en unt bite Ste, mir pieber arau-
sts SIal9en susuienbeu.
Die NrObe beftanben.
Srau Gbrifina Neifer, @pbtion, gDis., tbeilt
uns 8OlsenpeS nit:
Sett LANCER 3eit lit t9 an 6eraflOpfeu unb
1nperbaulitfeit, unb babe raanHen Dollar fir
Dottcren ausgeeeben. AQss par fir ni6ts.
DurG ben @ebrau& bon Dr.. aua. S.
ntg'S 6ambntge Eropfen rurbe if
gang bersefeat unb mSHte ME mebr pbne be-
felben i'm Sauie ietn.
Mr. Ileranber Weber, 9tneOln, SIS, lGreibt :
0eute, pel&e Or. aug. &Gnte's 5am.
S~ropfen sebrauHen, finb iebr am-
frieben bantt unb w0Qeu uiRt mebr pbne bte-
5elben ieiu. Cine Grau bate LANCE ben Dpftcs
gebrau1t unb fcnrte ni1t aeiunb nercen. Der
@ebrau& Der. San,burser 1ropfen bat itr bic
@eiunbbett ttecer segeten.
l1eber bic N~nertennung, welHe a~llerIeits ben
8 ambmrger Irppfen als etnent ,pfrfIid
septesenen SetlnaitteI rtrb, i&reibt 5err Antcn
Brenfen, 1amaqua, ga. :-Ale Nerste rerort-
nen bic 5amburser Srppfen Don Or. qua. So.
mig. Gin 9err DDftOr bemerfte, es mire feline
Mebictn in ben Npptbeten, bic 70 gut p1re, alS
bic 6autburder SrDbfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
trat i'd In Sas Gipiaeben surad unp be,

trat Id In bas Gipiueten suriid unb be-
fam am Ebeater cine @nfeuuno alS
Wuffer. Mebrere Sabre eins ales
gut. Der DIRECTOR mar NIT mir sufrieeen
uno mein @ebalt wuHs NIT ieeem
Sabr. Gines Eaees fOmmt Elm Deuts
fiber berein unb tbeilt mir NIT, CT lei
.ebenfaus Maflfer, blale ebenfaus bas
Dorm unb es wirce i'm freuen, rpenn
i'd ibm erlauben .pollte, eintee piscsn
su fpielen. Sd rei9te fbm Obne 3aus
bern eas Snfrument bin. Or iptelte
i6Sn, unc sa er Cuff seiste, bein sweie
ten Aete ebenfaIs su fpielen, entferntc
t& mid unD sins ins nd6fe Cafe.
NlS i6 ;uriidfam, bantte ct mir fir bic
ercee 6reuce, bic Id ibm bereitet bate.
Des anoern Sass fam er wisoer.
4ber anf einmal rpurbe Der gapeumeis
fer ldwierts unp unansenebm In ben
Yroben-furS mir trenntei1 unS urb
ben Sag tarauf bate Sbr 2anrsmann
rieinen Ylab inne unb i'd mar broblcs.
So pebt 60 iberau, wobin lie femuaen.
Na&pem i'd mid bierauf In paris per-
eebens bemibt bate, Elm ~anfdneisss
unterfOmmen gu fnren, feoslts i'd mid
bier In 0pnbon an, no i@ cine Duff
fa.ienbanrluns babe Snb nebenbet 2ee>
sete. @enn Ste emma! etrpas
brau@en iuatrn, 70 febe i'd ~ Dtsn>
; benu wabrlasinli@ ftnp fe aud
muFfalil@, wie fat ale SIRE 9anbss
J"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

Seben Gae, (iHreibt uns 5er 2ebrer s. 3.
Ruen3 aus NorwaIt Sbtc), berbreiten f9 mti
erfreult&em Grfolse Or. Aug. R5rts'a
6ambureer 1ropfen. Man1e Gamilis
bat iGon tbr 9etl unb ibre Geluntbeit I'd
ibnen gefunben. Gintge Yerlcnen. bic i&pu
SieIe Sabre an Der 2eber Iitten, fan.
ben bet beriibmten Neraten feline 6eiIuna. @te
sebrau&ten enbIiH Or. Nug. RSnie's 6anatnr-
Der Hropfen unb tpurten:. Dolfommet aebetlt.
ROD felten bat cine Nebiain 1cl&en Grfola at-
babt mie bic 6amburger Ercpfen.
Gin Mr3t tn williamsburg, Or. Yeter Reis.
Gee. wel&er BITE 9ambur9sr Rebtsiuen BON Or.
Mug. RSnis Oft In ieiner praris antrenbei, fGQt
feIsenbes rrtbeI iiber bic hamburger Sropfen :
"Dur& eisene Grfabruns unb Sbnfn gum 3sus-
ntb, niuB tt anertenneu, ba6 bic hamburger
SrUpfen bes Or. Aug. 8Snts suabre 5aus-
frenn6e als Mebi3inen setrorben Inb, tnber,
b~ieielben nd tn gar SieIeu 8dQen ale mpbItbatts
unb btlfret& e~rtpiefen baben.
Inter Dieleu aaberen i2eusntGen erbteIten
pir Dor 8ur3eui einen Brief BON 9rn. Yeter
Ssfer, pIYn,cutb. Snb., meIGer 3eist, bab bic
hamburger Srcpfen bee Or. aug. &Enfg
ni&t MUIR bet fIetnen t1ebeIn ~ sebran&en fin6,
icubern aud, baB Dor Der Mnreabuns b~erielben
4ranfbeiten trefGeu miifen, BITE oft Der 8unf
Der ger3te fpotrn. Die bamburaer Srupfei
baben netne Grau trieser bergefe1t. @&on
langere :3ett lit fe an @iHt baB fe nt@t geben
tcnnte. Mir bSrten BON ben hamburger Ercp.
fen nnb getrauGter stele Rehiain reeeIm66fg
fir etnise .3ett. Neine Grau beferte I@ sw.
unb III iebt tuteoer gan; brrsefelt."
osrr ssbrer Nt@. gans, Srasy's Senb, wa.,
Sd babe ibre bamburser Erspfen.
bet elmer @eIegenbett In Cell, ". O., eeprift
unb beR6tige hermit, ba6 bas mas RON ibnen tn
alien 3eituugen bee Qanbes ausgelast mtrb,
feline uebertreibuns II, unb tpGnlHe Sbnen reHt
Duten NbfaB, ferpbl ~ Sbrem rtsenen Sntere1e
ale gum @oble Dteler 2eibenben.
Grau @atbarina Zimmerman, Qaucafer,
Staat Stem yort trelHe GbnItGen 0eiben INTER
rprfen tpar, 6&retbt iter cine 6eiIuna : SD |
lit IeBtes Griibfabr mebrere Ncnate an grp6en
RagenbeiHrerben. Wenn i'd Gtras geaefen |
,atte, 70 itieB nieiu Niaesn tieber ales BON lid.
3D. s'brauGte ar3tIt4e 9tIfs erbielt aber tufnis
einbfruns.
@siihem i'd nun Or. Aug. RSnia's
} ambureer Srppfen ssbrau1t, III rnetn
Pnsen sollfomn1en bereelsui unb i'd fam Tea.
i&e Speifen ssnisben. SD empfsbIe bobsr
ieirs auege3ei%nete 6eilnattteI aaen Waaen-
auf's Bette.
Die SIaf&e uSambureer x~rppfen"
,fet so Gents, oeer Il nj 8laf&en d
iinb In alien beuti&en Npptbefen AZ
aben, peer trerben biefeIben mad Gmpfaua bes
3tIbes frei mad alien Sbeilsn Der gereinisten
Serfaubt-Nan abbrefire:
u. 0ceeler 5 &c., Baltimore Orb. |,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

Der 8erwalter, Der fe bsmsrtt sus
rid -.
,.@einet ni6t" ruff cine f&ausrs
tide Stimme. ;. Gntlsbt idaute psr
Graf na& Ger 9bIre. 80. Die @efaIi
erbOb srat ben Giaser....
~@ott, ie IFS, prebte Der @raf ber~
Dor.
- Gin furdtbarer S1rei-ssos
more brt9t ;ularmen uno inft in
0bnma&t. =. Die Grideinuns 1T per>
f9wunben....
[Gcriebuns fpIst.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

GrSablnng boa s. 4. @aaueama9er.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-06

SOCIETIES.
Masonic.


All Masonic bodies meet ~ blO Main street,
over &. n. WheNl's store,
DALLAS UONfMANDERY No, 0, Knights
rcmplar, win meet ut the Asylum IN the Guy
OF Dallas, On the first Thursday AFTER lhe laSt
''''U'''' ~ '''N' FRANK AUSTIN, E. G.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
MnsOns, meets at the Chapter Rooms III the
nitv of DALLAS, on the frst Monday In each
month.
Y. n. CO0MBES, NJ. Il. II. j. q
JOSEPH H. FISHER, secretary.
TANNEuIl,L LODGE, No. 81, 7. A. M,
neats on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, NJ the Masonic HAL,
n, q. BOWER, w. NJ.
W.K. CoRaIsH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No 4l2 i. 4 A. NJ
meets on the first and third Saturday even.
inrs of every month, NJ It's hall over {. NJ
" ''N"' ''V ~ W. q. Common, WIN
A. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eurcka Lodge, U. D., Il o. q. T., meets NJ
RlchnrdsOn Dallas county, every Weunes-
day evening, at half-paast,7 o'e,0ck;,, ~ a
T. J.. FRANK, N.e,
-. FLOYD, Secretary.
RlpGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, !. Q.
q. n. meets on the first nnd third FRIDAY
highs in eech month, NJ the odd Follows.
tIh7ji liz q. BOHNI,C. 4,
MolsE KAHN, Scribe.
|. DAIIAs LODGE No. a, /. o. Q. f., meets
on every Wednesday nlghtii MN 81 t RR IN Ge''
lows Hall. y, \. W LEW N' -
TptNtq,y LODGE No, Il. o. o. T., meets
ayerv Mondny nigh, AZ odd Fellows hall;
eNo'S '''"'"' A. y. JET, Nc.
ELL MCCONNELL, Secretary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !; .; y, ~.
meets every saturday night nj the rhon'a'
Chapel church. 81, ,,,,oo,,, xt ~ ~
j, W. RECORD w, Secretary
DALLAS LODGE No. 14s, l. o. a. T., meet
every Friday night, ut their lodge room, OF
Maln street, between Austin and Lamar,
W. y, ODELL, w. q. Il.
A. II. CLINTON, W. ).
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
Meet every Monday night ~ old Colleg
building, Elm street, ~ eight O'CLOCK z; Nj
NJ, u. FRANKLIN, W.P.
j. N, RussELt, II. n,
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"A correspondent of the Chicago
Post, writing from Geneva Lake, says.
There is Il horse here who is "A subject
Of interest, on account of his age; be is
thirty-four and sprightly as kitten;
he belongs TO Colonel Richardson of
the Geneva Bank, who has owned him
for ten years, and can trace his gen
ealogy back to his Morgan sire, lie is
n bright bay, pi etty a picture, intel
ligent, gentle, and rs particular about
his oats as ne ever was. His eye is
bright aud Lis teeth good. He WAS the
leading spirit in one livery stable for
ten years, and there is work in the old
horse yet. Mr.. Buell., the postmaster
here, and son-in-law of Mr.. Richardson,
took Us out for ride after him, and he
gave rs good three-minutc gait with
out amy coaXing, lie will go just as
faithfully with child driving him,
aud If the lines are dropped, he will
tnrn ont us ii guided to his side of the
road.
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DALLAS COUNTY,.

District Judge--H. BorkSdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District and cX-Oillcio County CLERK
Alexander larWood.
Deputy Clerks--R. d. Rawlins, Pierre VI
Brown, William A. Harwood.
Sherla-JameS E. Barklcy.
Clerk-R. IL. Ably,
Tax ClerI--E. NJ. Bariley.
Deputy Shcrils-J, NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y. scott, beverly Scott, Harry Farmer John
W. Bowen, George W. Walker, James Mosher
W. W. Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute OGDEN
Surveyor--Roberr NJ. Cook.
TreasuTer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas Johh-
son. ,.o,,
Precinct No IN. NJ. Buriom presidlng
lusticc), Dalllh
Precinct No. civilian A. George, Lam
caster. ,,,,..
Precinct No. 3--N. 0. McAdams, five
nile Creek. n,-
Precinct No. i--rhomas l.. Frank, Brock
lnridgc. o.a,,,
TURNTABLES.
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A curious story has been raked up
among the old accounts in the War
Department, showing how n clerical
error had tragic result, An officer
during the war was wrongfully charged
with dedication amounting to $1,000,
and, being unable readily to demon
strate his innocence he committed
suicide, The balance enormously made
out against him was placed in favor Of
another officer, who knowing it to, be
II mistake, caused the matter to be
hushed up The result is II post NOR
tem,vindicaton Of the man who pre-
fcrred death to undeserved disgrace
The story is interesting by reason of
its three unusual incidents--the clerks
fatal error, the suicide from such II
cause, and the living oilicers refusal
to accept money which was believed
to belong to him.
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OFFHCHAL DIRECTORY.
CIFY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--W. l.. Cabell.
Tnglneer--Wi lillian NJ. Johnson.
ttOrney--William NJ, Edwards.
Treasurer-Robert ii. West,
Sccretary-J. ID. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-'rhOm0s j. Roeton'
Observation-Disclosures Peak
Health Otlicer:-Dr. Nj. A. Cornelius
AdcrmGn--F First ward: IA. Ervay, i. L..
Winimette, j. W. Urowdus. Second ward:
a fred DAVIS aud A. L, Obopchain. Third
ward D. II. Grove, D. 7. Jett and W. j..
Shonc Fourth ward; r. V. Tomphns and
II. G. Mcl4ure.
The Offices of the various city officers are
vt the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet in regular session at The couh-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-06

In aFrench journals sketch of the
late Sir Michael Bale occurs AN anus
ing story Of the way The Theater Mali
bran, in Venice, was christeued. Balfe
WAS then a baritone singer, and was
supporting Malibran in ala Sonnnm-
hula,' there Neing n erowdedaudienee
Az the end OF the "Ah non giunge,n
Malibran's foot slipped as she trod on
q leaf of one of the bouquets that had
been flung on the stage. She would
have slipped but Balfc, who was the
kodolfo, caught her mp. Even Is it
was, her slipper came OF aud fell into
the pit. Immediately there was n
skirmish for its possession, aud to
create some diversion from that part
of the house, Maiibran deliberately
threw the other shoe in an opposite
direction The curtain fell, and, amid
deaIeuing cheers, the manager let out
the prima donna, and announced that
this theater should be called, from the
event of the evening, tha Vheater Nal.
i6ran, Il name which il still retains
EXchange.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub
l5u,d every saturday morning SuhSenp-
Ion. $3.50 per unuun Sl.hO for ~ months,
ayablr In advance 80 Subscription taheh
hgr a less period than six months,
Advertisements Inserted at the rate Of 81 80
nsts.,i,qrr fgr the first Insertion, and 70 cents
or each subsequent insertion
obituary. notices, marriages, donthsi pubic
meetiugs, cards Of Thanks, &C., 10 be paid Tor
nj half advertisement rates
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q lilly 8Grall,
@ - -
pUnlIsuED DY
THE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.
rERMka

rIE DAILY HERALD is published every
,,,r,irr. except Monday, AT go "a year, in
"Iyuure 10 forsixmonthsi 81 lOrone month ;
81 cents lOr one week; Hngle copies, 10
FONTS.
rae Dnlly HeraiG Is now furnished 10 sub
,,rlbers Uy carrier az - cents per WEEK. The
paper WIN be delivered regularly eagi morn
,nd sululrt3 within a mile Nuda h4lt Of the
'nnr, uouse. subscribers falling 10 receive
Ti"ir paper will obliAe by reporting to Mr.
Iog. SWHtu. ut this office
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

asa .ll. asa fftAItf rfHhNf
Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
suggeslpd by 90 periance inother yards, have
beeh introduced and II Is believed these
yltrds present advantages foi tlie care OF
stock, whether In ,wpltar or summer, not
offered by Any Other yards. ~
Tho, stock arriving Is uhioeded directly in
the pens, and placed imnediotely on the
market H2i
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yards
and shi ppois can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market foreall receipts
however lprge, add iforlu grades ofstoek. .
Every effort VIII be made TO ADVANCE the
confidence " shippers iii the 81. Ilouis live
stock market which has already. through
the agency of these yards, become ut least
the equal OF any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In thiS market, IL Will become
the largest wholesale niaritot In tile west for
cattle as IL is now the equal OF any for all
other stock. sltfg. in.a'tfi 2 F"'
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice OF all con-
signInents from Illinois
IA first class hotel for the convenience OF
Its patrons IL attached 10 the yard. = - ~
The East st. louis stock Yard Bank, under
tho ma Judgement of Newman, Hastings Il
Co., has It's Office in the general Offices OF the
yards. ISAAC IL. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MuLHALL, superintendent.
j. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent
julyiw6tdlt tfaiN y
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which happened In 1883, very sincere
ly tells us that ne fell Sick while par
suing his experiments in colors at
Eckrentorde, and died shortly after,
despite the innumerable indictments
prepared by bis own private apothe-
cary. Frederick the Great, who, des-
plte his skepticisIn, took queer inter
est in astrologers, said Of him, 'llns
is man who does not die.u Miraheau
adds epigrammaticallN "He WAS al.
ways Il careless fellow, and At last, uu-
like his predecessors, forgot not to
die.p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-06

The contentious in the British cot
ton industry have extended TO Dundee,
where thiry.on mills are closed, and
twelve thousand persons are uuem-
ployed These troubles evidently
spring from the general depression of
the cotton trade, and seem likely to
cause serious loss to both sides.
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knight, of pyth,as.

CoEUR DE- LION LODGE 40. s. meets
every Thursday evening. II. "a. MiVIs, T.. a.,
r. I. Aungpaugh, O. q; Richard Morgan, V,
C.; II. A, McCullam, prelate; n. l.. Richard-
son, y. x. and 3; JOS, swain, Mast0f-at.
Arms; J. q, Leigh, NJ, OF r.; Paul Furs', n. OF
T.; Harry jacobs, l. o. John II. Ryan, o. g.,
B'Nai B'Hith,
DALLAS lOpdE no, lG, B'NAI BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday in
each month. President, ID. GosIiu; Vice pres
idcut, Noise Kahn; secretary, Jnseph II
Freud; monitor ID, Gosliu; treasurer Em0n
uel Kahn.
Patrons OF husbandry,
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons ot Husbaudry, meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, ON the drSt and thlrd sat
urdNys uI dR0h month.
W. II, HARRIS, Master,
W, III. STARK, 81, Secretary,
DALLAS COUNTY COUNCILLORS /. H..
SteN ems, master; y. 6. Swor, OyerSeer W..
II. Harris, secretary W, r. rhurmond,
treasurer W. +. cochran, gate Keeper James
T.. Goodnight Lisbon ar Dallas postoflice,
purchasing agent.
LISBON GRANGE No 8, meets on satur-
day before theSecond sunday In each month,
at nine O'Clock A, NJ,
JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Master
a. McADAMs, secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-06

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right SIDE, under the
edge ofthc ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain Is in the
LETT side; tue patient is rarely able
to lie on the lett side /; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
rimes mistaken for a Rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general arc costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
n considerable loss Of memory, &C
companicd with y painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an az
tcntant, The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly scnsa-
ton Of the skin; his spiritsare low;
and although he dissatisfied that excr-,
else would b, beneficial TO him, vet
he can scarcely spnmon up iortitudo
enough to Try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy, Several Of the
above symptoms ajtcnd the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO have been extcnsWeyide-
gagged.
AGUE AND FEVER
DR. c. M'LANg's LIVER Pulls, IN
CASES or Acug AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Outline. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL,
p. s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros. will do We'll to write
their orders distinctly, Hnd t0ke none JW Ur.
c. FLaac's Lirer pAb, prtporcd By Ilemiaa
Bro',, Pht'b'rgh,, 70, &e natkst being ga n
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We are prepared to do all kinds of blacks
smith work, and particularly fine carriage
work, anu viii be ready for shoeing III n
short time. si Att.fuf.y3
Guaranteeing good, honest work, we re-
l02d3n n,
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The East Line and Red River railroad dl-
rectorS have adopted this plan for the pur-
pose OF disposing of the ., l9O,0OO acres of land
donated 10 the road by the state Of Texas,
aud 10 make II available in building the
road. "a y az sd PN
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JEFFERSON, TEXAS,
rTo nrsAN1I xS.

tlI iot HHl -T7TTt 'il
Git viii bo.Icnelvod by The rniIruad com
pauy at lis face value for tho lands.dOnnttd
To The railtUad by the state of Texas, nG ~
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st. Louis law School.

= Claw Department of Washington M
-qc isUnivefsity)
The regular annual term OF this Law
School Will opn QUE Wednesday, October 49,
1870. Full course, two terms, six months
each. students adm tied 10 the Senior Class
on examination, by application on or before
October lafh. Huition, $50 first year 800 sec-
ticuiars address GIN, STE WART,
g-IIE Dean Of Law Faculty, 20s, ~. Third
July D--d3m1 street, ~. Louis, Mo-
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Responsible Agents Wanted Everywhere
nri
REFER ny PERMISSION 10 ,A;ii

swenson, Perkins & Co., New York; Meyer
Weiss Il Co., New York and New Orleans; !
M. iRumsey q Co., limbs Meyer n Co., 81,
co., Fu)som & Bros, Peel a Red. a. Baldwin
a CO., New orleans; Grinnan ~ Duval, Gal-
veston, a. j. Burke, Houston; Flosh, Lewis
" Co., New orleans; j. j. Busby d Co., Mems
lphis; n, Nj. Johnson, banker, Shreveport, In.
4 For further reference and full particulars
and ternis for tlcketsy send folgcirculars CIV
ing full Information. th NAalA
ADDRESS the chief manager, iasns
li3ni3aaf a. ~. .GLOPTON1 htl
5Td2ni jefferson, Texas. \,
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Condensed Through Time Gard
Houston and Texas Central R,y
AND CORRECTIONS

vi ,aie, yai II 0qsb eoipa asfis q
Train leaving Galveston ats,oO p. N. and
Houston at 600 P. N. and 500 A. NJ, daily, ar
rives MS follows:
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Hannibal and Chicago,
Fort Scott and KansaS City.
Pullmsan,s pnlace Drawing
Room and Sleeping oars

Run through nom Houston 20 ~. Louii with.
oht change, aud hut one change 10 Chicago
anu New York.