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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-31

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Uutp
ImI .mUIIuI. I.l
lu tnu Uditu uf tnn uUI0s li,uui
ln4l saturday evening wu- spt pluri
Tor the meeting ul the committee NJ
the DAVIS Homestead Association,
which wns organized IN this place suy-
ofi weeks sinrr. liul ug several i'm.
pUrlAnt members ui snid committee
we're not present ut the hour drsi gun-
ted, no action whatever was taken,
Nevertheless ~ most Of our citizens
have src,Slngly expressed much Inter.
est IN this grand ana benevolent uu-
drrtnkiug, II IN 10 be hoped that III m
early day proper arrangements Will he
perfected by which matters viii ms
sumo "A more business shape. OF any
action that may he taken regarding
this, your correspondent viii inform
you.
The criminal docket for the present
term of court has been gone through
with, and what few criminals that
were not tried are still in durance vile.
District Attorney Bower has taken
his departure, and his pleasant pbiH Is
missed, both in the court room aud So
cinl circle. Ed. is not satisfied with
having sent three poor fellow to Hunts
vile, but had the audacity to say: al
IL had only been eight or II dozen,
would have been satisfied" Come, my
friend, ii you talk that way, | fear
you'll lrighten our Gail birds" so that
II cage can't he made strong enough 10
secure them.
The Grand Jury have at last attacked
Keno. About forty bills wcr" found
against different parties, and consid
ering each had to pay II ten dollar
bank note, for thus violating the peace
and dignity of the common wealth, the
city Treasury was somewhat rcmuncr-
ated by the transaction.
Two more horse thieves were brought
in to-day. 1t seems that II nest of them
are secluded in II thicllet three miles
west of here, in the West Fork bottom.
A seven hundred dollar foot race
will be run in this city on next Mon
day. The parties are ID. G. Stanard, of
Cleburne, and +. l.. Twombly, of Fort
Worth. Both are experienced rum
ners and no doubt il will he II close
race. | will try and be present aud
send you report. PAX.
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Mistaken Identity.

Captain Wood, having in charge the
convicts in the neighborhoOd of White
Rock, arrested n negro in this city
Wednesday night rs an escaped con-
Wet. The negro confessed to having
escaped about two months ago, and
voluntarily returned with the Captain
to the convicts' camp. The negroes
wife, however, commended that he was
not the individual who had escaped,
but was twin brother, and charged
that he was intimidated into confess
sion. Having made affidavit to the
assertion, a warrant was issued for the
arrest of Captain Wood, which was
executed, and the Captain brought be-
fore the District Court. The negro,
however, confessing in the presence of
District Attorney Bower that he was
an escaped convict, and that his wife's
story was untrue, the charge against
Captain Wood, promptly dismissed
and he was discharged.
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The RisIit-Ot.way Question.

The proposition to grant the Central
railroad the rightSot-way through the
city in order to construct a freight depot
at or near the cotton compress, seems
to be exciting considerable feeling
among the friends and opponents of
the measure. IL was rumOred, yester-
day that feeling run so high in the
Third Ward that II petition was in cir
culation requesting one of the MEM
beers who favored the measure to re-
An, though the rumor could he traced
to no reliable source. The meeting of
the Council on Tuesday evening will,
in all probability, be II most exciting
one, rs the proposition will be brought
forward for final disposition.
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Our Courthouse.

Dallas county boasts, and Justly, of
having one of the finest Courthouses
in the State. The taxpayers of Dallas
county were assessed over one hundred
thousand dollars to erect n building
which is credit to the county and Il
monument to the nberality of the citi-
zens. A beautiful grove of shade trees
surrounds the building, and all it lacks
to completely finish it, is neat and
substantial iron fence. The County
Court is now in session, and should at
once take measures to properly en-
close the Courthouse and grounds.
The miserable patches of fence here
and there around the building are a
disgrace, and should he removed i'm
mediately, to give place to one that
will he in keeping with the surround
inRs,
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From Wednesdays Daily Herald.l
From gentlemen who returned yes
terday from Tarrant county, THE HER
AID learns that considerable interest is
being manifested in the coming cleo
ton. The voters have pretty generally
registered, and every indication points
to heavy vote being polled. Ferris,
Mccoy and Brown appear to he the fa-
vorites, while the nominee, Hon.
Rrush Wallace, is practically out OF the
race. The few that would have sup
ported him have dropped him since
his speech, and the indications now
are that he will hardly poll "corpo-
ral's guard"
Again, The HERALD would impress
npon the voters of Dallas county the
necessity of polling our entire voting
strength. As our representation in III
ture conventions depends upon the
vote polled on Monday, the Importance
of polling every vote can be plainly
seen.
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From Iuesuay Daily Heriild.l
The meeting of the Council last
night was enc of the most exciting
and interesting held during the pres
ent administration. a large number
of citizens were present, evidently
drawn there by the question of grant
ing the right Of way through the city
to the Houston and Texas Central rail.
road BY reference to the proceedings
published in another column, ii will.
be seen that the question was contin-
ued until the next meeting. The Cen
trail propose, provided the right of way
is granted, to build n freight depot
near the cotton compress, and have
already purchased the ground from
Captain John NJ. Mccoy, west of the
compress, for the necessary buildings.
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4 county Fair.

IL il time that our citizens should
DE making some move toward per-
fcctlng arrangements for the coming
fair. Dallas county must have II fair
this Fall, where her thrifty and indus
trious citizens can have an opportunity
of exhibiting heproducts Of their skill,
industry and ingenuity, and it must
he gotten up in II style commensurate
with the name and reputation of DIAL
las. No halfway bob-tail concern will
do. 1t must be got up as Dallas does
all things-in IL style that will not only
compare with that of the one held ut
Houston, but far eclipse it or any sim
liar occasion ever held in the State.
Take time by the torelock, citizens,
and put the ball in motion.
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iIU HM.IDu nlU unNNI....l .nrIHsu
Ia ilpp. wff tl.uuuI lif tllrui iu l1
fuprnu muf.Ns Ir. rNu ..f IuUr
lis fac uuf uWu iuI., HIu lIUu NID
Uiuats tlnt lrl lp ntH iUUtwId dp.
mm Too H anticipated lIWd lf r one
Whiuh Wul WuUu our CNpurls Uu'inE
tdu counting scItIu lu lcl uud those NJ
tho urDyiuua ,wr lltp uuliyurtllr
wonnrr iu England nud 'uWcr, WIirll
lus Wo'unlUd lUu grw' uS'oui i'' r'
p'n'u" u thc cruls, ard winch iine ucs
irriOrWDd lhur,ulupt together tie den
oienl CROP IN Hungary, lnNr caused
considerable activity In Tie Englisllnnd
Continental markets, u great pnrl NJ
viii a., huWCvcr, had been Of spcCu-
lltiNt character.
Thea dvanccw was promptly responded
10 NJ this side, aud still shows no signs
of ilualilig, ycStcrtiny's figures showing
un improVnIcnt over Saturdays quota
tiOns of from Sc to bc per lrlshel. The
How of grain to the seuhunrd has, in
deed, Tor the past ten days, been such
~ to cheer the hearts of the holders,
and to give them reasonable hopes OF
u continuous demand at rrmuncrltivc
prices nut the flow, large rs IL has
Deen, would have been much heavier
were IL not for the action of the specu-
latOrs in our own markets, especially
at Chicago and Milwaukee. These spec
ulative dealers have tended, and If per.
severed IN. will tend to check seriously
the natural How OF grain from the in
terror To the scahOard, and thus impede
what should rather he facilitatCd-thc
free expectation of our produce.
In business circles generally, the ac-
tivily in the grain market is locked
upon rs an indications of increased pros
perily in other departments of mercnn-
tile pursuits. y large export demand
for grain means Increased wealth to
the West, increased profits for our
railroads and canals, increased wealth
for our ships, increased work for thou
sands of hands, and fall in the pre-
mium for gold. With increased wealth
in the West, farmers Will have more
money to spend, and large portion of
it is sure to find its way toeastern mar
kcts and be distributed among our mer-
chants and traders.
Tie advices from all sections of the |
country regarding harvesting results
thus far, and crop prospects, are very
favorable rs II whole, and promise to
give us abundant surplus to meet any |
anticipated calls for supplies from Eu-
rope. Though the season all over the
West is backward, the crops for the
most part are doing well. Wheat, oats
and barley look promising, the latter
especially so, while hay, potatoes and
other root crops are doing well.-[N.
Y. Times.
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ruWn.' Sod. 'wrug s. N0tm
m1. If, wbalIIwunicot
rfraIu.' vu II. Masonic llpIl. lna
shDrIWl presiding onlccr
Precinct Np,T ffirE stores w. VI,
llnmmpnl mo4illUp oiicoE
rrorlncl so IS. Youugs warehouse.
4. i. Fpkins, presiding olirr,
Precinct No. " co.laf llill, j. H.
stewart pre- idlng olllccr,
l'rocluct so, ~, rive Mile Church
q, " hcndhotlcr presiding officer
Precinct Nu. II, Valley Chnrclr John
T.. Cote, presiding officer
Precinct no. T., Stullh' school house
WIN. Slulll, presiding officer
Precinct No. 10; ltichnrdson, II. l.
Frank, presiding officer.
Precinct No. II, Pleasant Valley; T.
J, McCInin, presiding officer
Precinct No. 10, Pages shop; Berry
Page, presiding officer.
Precinct No. 10, lInughrs store; A
G, lanicr presiding officer.
Precinct No. II, llutchins; Il. a
lMwlins, presiding officer.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS,
Noon Report.


GALvEsos, July -. Cotton market easy
Culinary lie; good ordinary lie; low mid
ding iSc; middiing l554c; good middling,
/ l415c. -
| NEW York, July 2s.-Gold opened at ll214.
Stocks active and unsettled. States quiet
and steady. Governments actiue and better.
Gold ll25s. Money per cent.
Exchange, long, - "a; short,si 80.
Cotton.-Futures opened firmer. August
IA Lice; september, IA l-l6c; October, IL l4-lG9
| l3 27-;i2c; November, l314@l3 1870.
Cotton steady. Uplands, 1890; Orleans
| I4izc. Sales 500 bales.
Flour dull: and heavy. Wheat firm and
Pork firm at SO 95@2l. Lard heavy; steam
Spirits turpentine firm at s21sc.
Rosin firm at 81 7O9sl 70, for strained.
baltimore, July s.-wheat-southern
frmer and 2cents higher; Western nominal
| Pennsylvania red 81 IS; amber 81 32,gl As
! Maryland red 81 20@l ~.
Corn dull and nominal. Southern white
| Gle: yellow, Sc.
Flour steady and unchanged.
PARIS. July 2e.-Rentes G6f.
IlyERPOOI, July &.-Noon--Cotton steady
Middling uplands, I'd; Orleans, I'D. Sales
Night Re port.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-tioid ll21< Sigh
! "a premium. Sterling entirely nominal.
Cotton quiet. Sales ITO bales. Middling
l41<c; low middlings, i%+c; good ordinary
Receipts, A bales; exports, az bales; stock
] g, 1913 bales.
oats lower, very little doing. G7@7Oc. Bran
] 81 %.
NEw YORK, July 29.-Cotton firm. Sale
800 bales at ll5s9I4<c. Consolidate mel
1 re ceipts lSS bales.
Money. active, at IL per cent. sterlini
quiet and firm. Gold active at llys9ll854
/ Governments active and unsettled; me
SIS, le5<. states quiet and nominal -
Futures closed weak. sales 5000 balr<
] July, rs l32c; August a l-lec; september, ~
/ l-32c: October, 135<c; November, 1879; Decefh
Der, fg3<c; January, u lS-s2c, February, II 80
ala Side March, Il 5-l69lf5fc, April, "A e-li
| etl4sSc; May, IL 25-Ss9ll 1855; 4uae, ls55e,
r Jour dull prices still pule; southern heayi
! 10 choice sxtra 81 25d,i5. Wheat, prices gen
orally quiet without decIded, and psrhap9 :
! litIle more disposition 70 sail, u sol :.
IS.
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J. 5. Parsons, representing himself
as "a son of General w. III. Parsons, of
Confederate fame, was before His Hon
or, General Cabell, yesterday morning,
charged with vagrancy. The boy was
apparently about seventeen years of
age, roughly dressed, and by no means
prepossessing in his appearance, albeit
his conversation showed some degree
of culture. He hailed directly from
Palestine, remotely from Columbia,
and claimed to be OH his way to Kan
sas to meet brother.
He had in his possession a valise
containing a number of pictures and
letters and lady's bracelet-an ele-
CANT and costly piece of jewelEy. He
stated that the bracelet was given him
by his mother on her death bed, but
that he had been endeavoring to pawn
it in order to reach his destination.
The letters and pictures were examined
byJGeneral Cabell, who stated that the
boys story was undoubtedly true. AT
giving him some fatherly advice, and
advising him to walk his toe nails off
rather than part with the bracelet, the
General discharged him. The boy
seemed full of pluck and energy, and
thanking the General, left the court
room, vowing his intention to go to
Kansas without parting with the
bracelet, even though he had to walk
every step of the way, and work along
the road for his food.
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ny, the 18th Day Of August, 1873,

v'RUSTEE'S Whereas, j. Il. Main
j or and Carrie A. Manor, his wife, by
their certain deed OF trust, unted the twelfth
book Y, pages go, $50 and Isl of the records
of deeds, etc, for Dallas county, con ver cd to
the undersigned, VIM. y. Obcnchain, trus-
tree, the following described tract or parcel
OF land, situated in the city of Dallas, county
of Dallas, State of Texas, tO-wit: Being II
part OF block No. two 2l 600 hundred feet
square) out ola IA acre tract owned origin
ally by Allen Beard, and out of lot No. four
% OF the partition to the heirs of Crawford
Grigsby of said Grigsby's 800 acre locative
interest out of the original JOhn Grigsby
league survey, and being that portion of said
block No, two (2 lying between Pacific ave-
nue., Live Oak street ana the southwest line
of said block No. two ~, which said convey
ance was made in trust to secure the pay
ment OF a certain prOmissory note in said
deed described, and whereas said note, BY
certain conditions in said decd has become
due and is unpaid, now, therefore, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of said deed OF
trust, and ut the request of the legal holder
of said note, shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate ut The east front door of
the court house in the city of Dallas, In the
county of Dallas, stateafCresaid, 10 the high
est bidder for cash, at public venduc, on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1878,
between the hours of ten in the forenoon and
four In the afternoon of that day, to satisfy
said note, together with the cost and expense
ofeXecuting this trust.
WIN. A. OBENCHAIN, Trustee.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1875. iiwit
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pcrs,bitllt,

Major James l.. Hnrkley returned
home yesterday, from u lying business
trip to Austin.
Olin W. Grove, brother of Alderman
ID, T.. Grove, aud II recent graduate Of
Central College, Faycttc, Missouri, ar
rived yesterday, and will spend
some weeks in our city, the guest
of his brother.
Major II. j. Campbell, one of Jetler-
sons mo- clever gentlemen and tai
ented attorneys arrived in the city
yesterday, and paid THE HERALD the
compliment of Il social visit.
Colonel John b. Stone returned to
the city, few days since, from u
brief visit to the Springs.
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Eureka!

Now is the sum of our happiness
complete No more can the st. Louis
Republican, Chicago Times and other
leading metropolitan journals shake
the finger @. scorn at THE HERALD,
and charge it with being provincial
journal. Now will envious rivals glare
and guash their teeth in impotept rage
at the energy and enterprise of THE
HERALD. Al last has ye local discov-
cred bonanza, and one that promises
rs fruitful and eXhaustless yield rs the
Comstock lode, and that bonanza is II
real, live, first-class, genuine, unadul-
terated Hbet suit. The charming, beau
tiful queen of society, Mrs. Fannie
Smith, notwithstanding most grace
full and (attemptedD eloquent dn,ende,
has instituted suit against The HER
AID PRINTING COMPANY for the sum
of thirty-one thousand five hundred
dollars as balm to her wounded repu-
tation and the memory other long line
of illustrious Caucasian ancestors.
This of course is a bonanza for attor-
neys as well as the local, and Fanny
was not long in finding some Sergeant
Buzfuz ready to take the case on "A
contingent After taking the pauper
oath, the papers were issued and serv-
ed on the Objects of the company.
Payne Il Candy and Mcconnell are
cited on the petition as plaintiffs coun-
sci
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DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant to Proclamation issued by the
Governor, dated the 18th day Of April, A. d.,
1875, notice is hereby given that an election
will be held on the first Monday, the %
day Of August, A. D., 1876, at the several
election precincts In the County OF Dallas,
state of Texas, for the purpose OF electing
the following named officers, to-,Cn: Three
Delegates TO n Convention 70 frame New
Constitution for the State Of Texas, at which
election, each voter In voting for delegates
shall vote !. For Convention, or Against
Convention" NAT NJ. BURFORD.
Presiding Justice.
Daily Commercial, Nortons lDtelligencer,
Lancaster Gazette, copy and publish until
election. ll8-to eug2.
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TRINITY MILLS, July "a, 1873.
Mcssrs. Swlndells and Holland, Dallas Her
aid Oilice:
Please accept two sacks Zone each) OF
my Snowflake flour. 1t is worth brag-
ging on; therefore, will say that no
purer and scarcely whittier ever lay on
the Alps. 1t is made from Texas white
wheat, grown on farmers Branch.
If the superintendent of your culin-
AIRY departments cannot induce it to
rise out of their ovehs, just send them
to Trinity Mills for instruction.
Your FRIEND, ROY b. SCOTT.
Accompanying the above note were
two sacks of as white and beautiful
flour as was ever turned out of mill.
Our Messrs. Swindells and Holland
will report progress ON the 'rise" after
testing
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rINHE STATE OF TEN AS--To the sheriff or
i any Constable OF Dallas county, greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day been made be-
fore me by A. Giacomini, that A. Brummel
and l.. II. Murphy are absent from this State
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
inandad th-t you, ny Hithiils qualifications OF
this writ in sore newspaper printed In Dali
the return day hereof, summon the said A.
Brummel and l.. II. Murphy, to lie and APP
pear before me on the I'd day Of August, A.
county of Dallas, to answer the complaint
of the said A. Giacomini for the sum OF
S85, due on account for board and lodging.
Herein, fail not, etc.
Given under my hand, this 24th day of
June, A. ID. 1875. NAT. NJ. BURFORD,
Presiding Justice Dallas county.
Iuly g-w,it
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Constructed in the year 1873, improvements
suggested by e. peTience In other yards, have
been introduced fnd IL Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care Of
stock, whether in winter or summer, not
offered by any otier yards.
The stock arr wing Is unloaded directly In
the pens, and pliced Immediately on the
MARKET
Buyers from New York, Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yaids
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large add for all grades Of stock.
Every effort viii be made 10 advance the
confidence Of sh ppers In the St. louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency of these yards, become at least
the equal Of any live stock market in the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In tbs market, u viii become
The largest wholesale market In the west for
cattle as Il Is nov the equal of any for all
0lher stock. -
~ arrangements have been made foy the
.fronpt Forwarding from Venice Of ~ con
ElEnments fr0ul llinols-
A iirst-aln-s holel for the convenience Of
rs talroIs u attaeiled "a Che yRsd.
~ Tbs East ST. Isou,s Stock fard Hnnks under
Me fnhnageIaent Of Newman, Hastings A
u, has IL once In the general Offices Of the
yards, ISAAC ii. kSON, President
lOsEPH MuLHALI, SUPERINTENDENT
]. 0HrEE CAsH, Assistant su ertutsnarn1.
Julylwotdlt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE on THE DALLAS HERALD
July ~. 1875.
Gold, lO7mill. Silver, l05.
acknowledgements, u per cent discount /;
Silling Il per cent premium. Foreign quo
tutiOns nominal.
Wheat, No. 2, per bushel, 9jc; No. g. SOC.
Oats per Dushel, SjgiOc.
9Oc.
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, si2 Oo@li %
loose do, IS 0Ogl0 ".
Potatoes, per Dushel, 81 %.
Onions, per bushel, FOOL ".
Barley, tO@65c per bushel.
Bran, Sli W per ton.
Rye, 6Oa65: per bushel.
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, l31zali;
dry flint, per pound, light, SSlO green, 59
&c sailed, 5gG%c.
llzc; low middlIpe, l2Hci mtddlipg, l314c;
good middling, r..
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,I>HE STATE OF TFXAS, DALLAS
i COUNTY.-To the Sheriff or any Con-
stable of Dallas county, greeting: Whereas,
oath has this day been made before me, the
undersigned authority, by Holms Douglas,
one of tho plaintiffs In the suit of Douglas
Bros VS. Win. NJ. Tuthill, that the defendant,
VIM. NJ. Tuthill, is absent from this State so
that the ordinary process of law can not be
served upon him.
You are hereby commanded that you, by
making publication OF this writ In some
newspaper printed In Dallas county, for
three successive weeks before the return day
hereof, summon the said VIM. NJ. TuthiIl to
be and appear before me, at my Office In the
city OF DALLAS and county OF Dallas, on the
second day Of August, A. ID. 1876, TO answer
the complaint OF the said Douglas Bros. for
the sum of fifty- four (s5I) dollars due upon ac-
count for clothing purchased.
Herein fail not, etc.
Given under my hand, this 26th day OF
June, A. ID. 1875.
Justice OF the Peace Precinct No. J. Dallas
county. 42w3t
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MARRIED..

HILL-BULLARD.- this city. on the
evening of the 9th instant, ut tho residence
of the brides brother, by the Rev. IL. +.
Bone, Mr.. William NJ. e. Hill and Miss Lena
Bullard, both OF this city.
THE HERALD tenders to the happy young
couple its congratulations, and trusts that no
cloud may rise 10 mar the serenity OF their
sky, aud that their future may prove one of
lifelong bliss
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While DR.. Prices True FlavOring
Extracts are full measure, other eX-
tracts are short nearly one-half what
they are said 20 contain, arranged to
look large to deceive the consumer.
The most of the so.callcd two ounce
havoring extracts hold but one and
one-quarter ounces, while DR.. Prices
are full measure just rs represented,
strong and pure. One trial will prove
that the bottles hold one-half more
than others purporting to be the same
size, and the extracts are of the strong
est and most natural flavor.