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TILEGRAPn MARKETS.
Noon Report.

HALyrsroN, August 80. = Gold llSgs@lli
Cotton firm. Ordinary lie; good ordinar,
! w low miuuilng l3tsc; mldling 1916. good
| bales,
Coffee tlrm; Fair, Zoe; good, 2O,Sc; prime
Flour iirm: Double extra, 50 1907 90; tire
fancy, 10 7h@lO 10.
Hides active. Dry flint, M they run, lsa
licc; selected, 7I4c; kips. calves and stock
sailed, one-thiid on damaged, one half of
salt wet sailed selected, $40 cuts and grub,
5c butchers green BkW7c; cuts and scores
&c OF.
Wheat steady. No. cred, 81 S7k.
NkW YORK, August @.-Stocks active hui
weak. Money ~ per cent. Gold liiiS. Elk.
change, long, 4 S71; short, 1 ~.
governments steady. State bonds steady
Got Cotton on quiet. upiands li9Sc; Orleans iSc
Flour Arm. Wheat firm. Corn dull and
heavy, "'''
lShc.
Spirits tnrpentine firm at 3l%c. Rosln
hrm ats 05@l 70. Freight. quiet.
LONDON, August 30,--Erie li1E.
PARIS, August S0s-Rentes COZ, 32ISc.
LlykRp9oL, August @.-Noon - Cotton
steady Middling uplands z 3-l6d; Orleans
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August 30. - Gold ia.
Sterling commercial, 50 bl@5 81; bank NOM
maj sight ~ premium.
cotton quiet. Good ordinary to strict poOd
ordinary, l2A@l3c; low middling to strict low
m,iiuulinF, lS,s@lic; middling tn strict mid.
aIsashhg ~, alcsA'sci good middllng, loo. Sales
lGoeipts, go bales; stock, lOSsO bales: ex-
ports Liverpool, 1895 bales
Fiour dull. Double, IS rs; treble, 80 T5:
IS 81. " ~v' W. '"Po'""o'
Three chr loads OF flour received from Dial.
treble. '' w eoo'
sugar steady. Good to common, s,l0sSl.c,
MT 10 iully fair, 0@Oj4c: prime 20 choice
iV'4y' Molasses quiet and nominal; common
toch0ice, i00t1Oc. Pork dull at SD rs, Dry
Mllt meats duh Tor jobbing; shoulders, OlIc.
bncon urn ut l0A@lal6CgliegliiSc Hams,
vnoice sugar cured, l40ll6c. Lard u.iiat. tierce
liAci Key, lbAc. Coffee firmer ordinary Ia
prime, iSh@Oc. Whisky, rectined, 81 2SCs
,, NEW York, August So.-Money active at
uovernments dun but strong; new 5,s, Io7,x.
H,ntes 1niet and nominal. Gold stronger al
Exchange, long, a SIX; short, 4 90.
Cotton steady At lils@lSc,
consolidated net receipts, 425 bales. ON.
ports to continent, $50 bales. w
SSptlnn receipts, l5i bales.
neat Irregular. Common and inlerlor
ivso lower' White, better grades rule steady,
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Among the many aids to defective
eye-sight, 10 invention has had more
successful record than the Diamond
Spectacles, manufactured by the Spen-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company of
New York, and sold by their agents.
Being manufactured from Minute Crys-
tai Pebbles, fused together, they have
a hardness and brilliancy which makes
them peculiarly serviceable, while the
greatest possible care is taken in the
important work ofgrinding. Purchas-
ers of Spcctacles should 10 careful that
every pair is stamped with the trade
mark, n small diamond, MS the excel
lence OF the goods has induced unscru-
pulous parties to palm oil cheap arti-
cles NJ the genuine 'Diamond." For
sale in Dallas by j. NJ. Dram, SOY Main
street.
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Just What You Want.
THE NEW SUNDAY PAPER.
THE TEXAS I'll MI ES.
II. W. BAYLOR, I'D. & PrOp'r.

To be published every Sunday morning.
VIII contain the latest telcgraphic, foreign,
domestic, state, local. railway, religious, ag.
ricultural, manufacturing, commercial, edu-
cational, political, art, literary, musical and
dramatic, personal news of the week, with
choice contributions and the best selections
from the best literature Of the day.
hIfa class reddNg for the c9icc 0ild drcSidc.
Terms two dollars year, Advertisements
inserted ut liberal rates.
Address TIL n TENAS TIMES, Lock Box
2O7 =. O., Dallas, Texas.
B5'OniGoln Houston n Lyle's printing es-
tabllshment, over Il. Wards drug store, Elm
street. aug2Sdtf
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Notice.

Mr.. b. G. Seegar is the duly author
lied travelling agent OF THE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
scriptlons, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. G. HOLLAND,
$50 business Manager.
nallnq July 1. 1871.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
To the Ladids Of Dallas,

All parties wishing to purchase Sewing
Machines will do well to call at 1913 Main
street, and examine the most complete stock
of Singers New Improved Family Machines
ever received In Dallas. We keep on hand n
full assortment of attachments. oil and
parts. All sizes Of needles for every kind of
machine ~ 60 cents per dozen. Don't forget
10 call and nee us.
aug2ldlw mas A. WOOD, Manager.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

The money market continues easy, with n
fun supply of funds in sight. All legitimate
demands nrc readily met ut yesterdays rates
M per cent.
GOlD-rherc Is no change TO note In gold
quOtations-llO@ with but few trnnsac.
tinns.
SlLVER-HaS advanced to lO7Ia6gl09 under
the demand from planters Tor coin with
which To pay cotton-pickcrs.
EXCilA NGli-On the principal cities com.
mands u per cent. premium, while CONNER
cial bills ARE quoted ut u per cent. discount
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DALLAS, L, XnS, August ~, 1873.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald
Mr.. W. j. Irwin, Marshall of the city OF
Sherman, has in his possession ten horses
supposed TO have been stolen from Dallas
county. One sorrel mare, l61z hands high
or years old, no brands or marks; one bay
horse, l5A hands high, years old no brands
remembered. Further information can be
obtained from W. j. Wiley and NJ. c. Evans,
now confined In your jail,
The owners can have the horses by giving
satisfactory proofs and paying charges.
WI. ERWIN, Marshall,
augTd3twlt sherman, Texas.
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u AZ.
Oats moderately active. Mixed western
Of sGic; white western, &c; very choice mixed
states, extreme, 67@5sc: new mixed western,
170g5Sc.
Sr LOUIS, August 3O.-Flour dull for new
wheat product
Whett, No. 2, u i2@l l2I.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing DO
tween tho Undersigned under the name and
style OF Clark, organs Il Blake, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, W. j. CLARK
Jno II. Bryan, +. Is. Bryan, II. =. Bryan and
l.. A. Bryan assuming the liabilities OF the
lrm, and they alone are authorized TO col
lect the debts due said finn, OR TO sign the
name OF the same, and they only, in liquid.
alton. W. j. CLARK,
JNO. II. BRYAN,
u. B. BRYAN,
SAM'L ID. BLAKE,
l.. A. BRYAN,
h. Z. BRYAN.
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popular.

SO popular have DR.. Prices True Fla.
vorlng Extracts and Cream Baking
Powder become that but few kitchens
can be found where they are not used,
and their Introduction TO any house
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Grain Elevator.

For sale at grcat bargain, a parcel Of
ground, 100 feet square, ON corner OF Market
street and Pacihc avenue, admirably suited
fot grain elevator. Apply 10
WIN. A. 0BENCHAIN,
Real Estate Agent, iO0 Elm street.
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lfgontlcmen want good Washing ana neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
Streets, ,lear Railroad bridge. None but
gents' clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received NJ our Office. nug7dlm.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Operators report u duh trade, but antici-
pate better business In the near future.
HlGHW ES-iIeld at Sl.2i.
WHlSk lES-Are quoted from Sl.25 per
gallon to fancy prices, according 10 age.
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A Card.
w, g. SIC<LES Il CO.,

drocers and dealers in Produce, GlG Elm
street. will furnish Bagging and Tlef to theil
country friends, and ship their crops or If
planters wish u consign cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galyestoa, they will make
very liberal advances.
w. G. SIUKELS,
July 20. W. II. COKEH.
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For Rent.

An Office lGx2O feet, VOL ventilated. Also
two rooms, second floor. 2jxb5 feet, on one
room 6Ox5j feet All on Camp street, near
postolilce, and In brick house neatly plas.
tered. JNO. ii. BRYAN.
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July2O.


board and lodging in n pleasant portion Of
the city at $500 per week, in private faml-
ly. Apply, with good references, at Cos Ross
Avenue. aug29.dlt
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Dallas, August LIST, 1875.

N. B.--The business will be continued ms
heretofore ut the old stand by W. j. Clark,
Jn0. IL. Bryan, y. B. Bryan, II. z. Bryan and
Il. A. Bryan, under the name and style of
Clark, Bryan II BROS. Our Fall stock Is now
arriving, and having been bought entirely
from frat hands, we are prepared 10 otfer
special Inducements TO the trade.
CLARK, BRYAN Il BROS.
aug2O-dIW
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HIDES AND PELTRuEs.

There Is next to nothing doing among the
hide buyers, Those who pick up an occa-
slonal skin pay lic for dry flint, iO@llc for
dry-salt, and TO- for green hides.
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Notice..

Ameeting oft the stockholders In the Dallas
CITY Gas Light Company viii DO held nj the
onice OF Schneider \ Davis, this Tuesday
afternoon, at 3 O'clock. by order OF the
President. .,ia OLA, LOCK WopD.
aue3gdlt Secretary
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The house well known as Antoines Hall,
next door to Market House, containing six
splendid rooms overhead. WIN Released fol
inc term OF one year. anga9-d5t
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Dissolution Notice.

The o-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Drs. W. IL. Pope and l., IL. Locke has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent,
W. II. POPE, NJ. d.,
l.. h. LOCKE, NJ. ID.
Dallas, August 18th, 1876. aug29-dlw
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Some ono to erect u good mill in Eastland
county. 10 ascertain the advantages the 10.
cation offers, SEQ Daugherty, Connelice 4
Ammermnn. auglSdtf
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DISTRICT Criminal Court.

The jury in the Gilleland-Stevens
murder case yesterday morning re-
turned verdict of guilty and fixed the
punishment of defendant at ten years
in the penitentlary. Council gave no.
tice OF II motion for new trial.
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Wake UP and See What In
Going On.

Joseph Menc=er, grocer, 8l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats 0W IN setting goods cheap.
lie delivers them TO customers free. Go
and give him q trial, ut 6l5 Elm street.
87dSm
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MIR. JOSEPH swAIH will have the exclusive
charge OF the city circulation OF The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
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Persons Going West

To buy lands should call on Daughcrty,
Comedies ~ zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the poSt0fllce, and obtain list of lands they
are Offering for sale. anglsdtf
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WIN open the flrst session In the Dallas Col
lege stone building on the first Monday In
September 1870. The institution IL Il. charge
OF Rev. @. 4. wllburn, assisted by an able
corps of teachers in the literary and musical
departments.
TuITIoN.-pr Urinary classes.,,S2 % per month
Preparatory classes...,,....,,, 3 50 per month
College classes. 8 10 per month
Music classes...."......."...o. w per month
augl2tilsept, Ait a Hu4dr Aa He
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MaslinIsts-ror sale Cl,ean.

One net Is Inch Engine LATHE, one pow
or Drill Press, nearly new and frst-ciass.
Address H. X. s., Box sos, Dallas, Texas. /.
ang2g.dit tul iariaiGis
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Needles for all kinds OF sowing machine,
al the Singer office, 1888 Main street.
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Il. g. RUST is duly authorized to sollcrt and
make contracts for advertising, Job work
aud subscription for THE DALLAS HERALD.
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LOB werk.

- 81 ~ NhAMn
Every description OF commercial job work
done at ". Louis prices ut THE HERALD
Jon 0FFtCE.
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THE DAILY HERALD

Will be found on sale by the news
boys on nh tfnti,s lof the rexas and
and Pacific railway, ana Nc che news
stands Ina the city.
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Notice.

County scrip for sale In quantities to suit
tax payers at ZIG Elm street t Z el4l.s.a.
W. q. siCKLES Il co.
Aug2ldlm
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Be sure and call on Sir. Wood, ut 1913
Main street, and purchase bran new Singer
Sewing Machine. aug2uIw
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4 DvERTISING, cheap: Good. Sustem-
4 dhc,-An persons who contem plate
in ,,ag contracts with newspapers for the
, ,nser.ion OF advertisements, should send 20
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BO0K
lnuiety.sepenh etifion), containing lists OF
over 2,0OO newspapers and estimates, show
my the cost Advertisements taken for lead
ing papers In many states at q tremendous
reunction from publishers' rates. GET THn
HOOK 2vai&wly
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The Singer sings sweetiy to the Ladies', ut
73S Maiu street. aug2ldlw
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SanTTTTNvT
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single tickets, 81 each; ak for 50; thirteen
'ot sio' Wheh urchased from home office.
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IA, At which time SlT,7OO, consisting of 5,O29
ticket holders.
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Board of Health.

Regular Me-t'ag-Nuisaaces Rc,orfel- vi.
top ttoar OF The BrcrLirofcr-G
Complaints, d'c.
The Board Of Health met in regular
session last evening, President Ecl;el In
the chair.
The chain reported that the bill Of Mrs.
Mc Manus for nursing hor son in tho
smallpox hospital had been reduced Ia
Sic, which amount he had paid her. An
order for this amount waa directnl to bo
drawn in favor Of tho cnair.
nuisance, consisting Of water in the
cellar OF No. 22l Walnut street, waa re.
ferred to the Second Ward Comnittee.
Also, n nuisance consisting of pool1 Of
stagnant water along tho ". & Vt. r. r
from to Lobdell streets, to which the
commlttee was directed to cali the atten.
tion OF the President Of the Railrosd Com
pany.
The Sixth Ward Committee xepo,ted
complaints Of the non-removal Of gar,
bage.
In eKtenuation the chair stated that
the old system OF rem 0ving garbage had
been overthrown and substituted y q
new system in the helght of the seas On,
and that contractors had been opposed
By rainy weather and other difficulties
ever aimee they commenced work. he
said the drivers Of carts had been in
structed to listen to all complaints from
members Of the Board and to obey their
instructions
Tho chair also called the attention Of
the Board to the cases of yellow fever
existing On vessel at the Breakwater.
he said the Collector ct Lewes would
take all precautions TO prevent the spread
OF the fever. but that it might come up
to Wilmington on the trains. He adyi-
sed the Board 10 be on the lookout.
A communication from David McCaul.
ley and others complaining of the non.
removal Of garbage in the Second Dis
trict, and failure to properly cleanse
the Second street market house, was re-
ferred to the Second Ward Committee.
The attention Of the Street Commits.
sioner was directed to be calledto G gutter
leading from Townsend TO Buttonwood
streets, Southside, which was filed up
and running over.
An order for S25.23 in favor Of c. 2.
Johnson was directed to be drawn.
On motion, the Board adjourned
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STR1F WATTS.

The alarm Of fire between 8 and 10
O'Clock last night was false.
You can get the Detroit Free Pres,
for this week at COZ Market street,
The present City Council will have
its farewell wrangle Monday night.
The City Election is now only three
days OF, Let every Democrat be
ready,
]. I. Head will commence his reg.
ular sales, ut the Clayton House. on
the 18th.
Call at Donahoe's, 307 Maskc; street
and learn his low prices for boots shoes
and CATERS.
Messrs. Pusey, Jones s. Co., have
contracted to build wooden hull for
the Aojcr Rsytold which is to be built
over her present iron hull. The work
IS to be done the coming winter
New store. cheap goods. The best and
cheapest, stock Of Boots and Shoes in the
city can be found at 22l Market street
Ladies', gents, misses and children
Shoes; D. Fennessey, 22I Market street
ladies Lasting. Caters, 81. 80,
Gent fine handmade Boots, $500.
Misses' school Shoes, 81 IS.
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SECOND EDITION
ROLL OF HONOR.

Below is list of the names of the
pupils Of Schools Nos. 3, a, 3 and 8,
who arc on the "roll OF honor" having
oeen present ut school every session
OF the past school year. They wero
accidentally omitted from the report in
yesterday paper:
SCHOOL NO. 3.
Mary Thompson, Charlie Stewart,
Harry Beck, Birdie Wilson, Maggie
Shaw, Jennie W iser, Hannah Hamap.
Emma Pierce, Aunie Pedrick, Marlah
Whitcraft, Emma Cross, Henry Davis,
Sophie Simmons, Victoria Hyatt, Geo.
Johns, Sallie Wilhelm, Lena Cooke,
Harry Drake. Elms Watson, Alice
Blackburn, Eddie Simmons
Hovs' no. d.
George Black, Isaac Brown, Alber,
Marks, saml err, Frank Ruth, Frank
kobb, Chas, Wood, Geo. Woodward,
Joa, Williams, john Alsentzer, Louis
Moore, Frank Moore, Thaniel Horn
Thomas CloTard, George Dennison,
Frank Taylor. John Ahrens, Elmer
Mitchell, Alfred Jones, and Freddie
White
GIRLS 10, d.
Sallle Findley, Jennie Stuart, Annie
Mitchell, Annie Wiser, Maggie Adams,
Florie zebley, Mary Wilhelm, Jennie
Guthrie, Zaidel May, Clara Moore,
Annie Sarin, Anna Wooley.
SCHOOL No. 5.
Katie Mahlon, Annie Ewbanks
Freddie Griner, Elmer Mount, Johr
Winthrop,
1cHooL NO. c.
Emma Parker, Lola Parker, Laurs
Bowers, John Christfieid, Harry Brown
Edwin Frock, Merritt Furry, Mary
Kitcken, Alice Jackson, Louis Lich
tensteln, Jacob Yates, Mary Stevenson
Henrietta Ten Weges, Mary McClafer
Z, Maggie Abels, Laura Rufnel
Harry Brown, Jennie Burnside, Cors
Jarmau, Willie Johnson, Mary Pyle
Ida Parker, Emma Stockle, JOSEPH
Wigglesworth, Grace Schultz, Harry
Brown, Clara Chairs, Marion Godfrey
Harry Weldie.
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Police Cases.

Wa. Duty was arrested by oficer
bradford on charge Of assaulting Thos.
Writ. At the trial It was proved that
Wrt was the aggressor .swhereupon Duf.
Bernard Lapierre and James DssELer-
Y, " the same officer, were tried for
disorderly conduct. Tho former was
sentenced % costs and 500 peace bond,
and the latter to s2 and costs and 5000
peace bend -.
Mary Gallagher "a; arrested bz oEicer
Sropper, on charge preferred by Thos.
heap, OF discrderly conduct and thrcT.
ing bricks around ind;scriminately, and
thereby endangering tho safety Of the
neaghbors: She was required to pay
costs and ei7o bail il the sam Of 500
to keep the peace.
The same penalty ~ imposed IN
John Dousberty, who was arrested BY
cucer Springer, for disorderly condr It.
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BASE ELL.

IL2 bc5to1s thrashed the Athletics,
at Philadelphia, yesterday, ls to o.
The Athletics we're outdelded aud out.
batted il every inning, though in the
ninth they made desperate efforts TO
get Il run Force camc to the tat
lrst and fouled CUT, but Gilroy Tut
cut solid hit to left centre, and Sut.
ton, who ran for Lin, easily made first
and Tct second on 3 bad throw of
White Fisler then hit to Wright,
who threw badly 10 third 70 catch
Sutton. bat didn't succeed. Hall,
running for Eisler now drew thro V 70
second and Sutton started for home.
Barnes was up to the trick though, and
returned the ball SO we'll that sutton
WAS caught 1t home, Ansoa getting to
third All now depended o. CraYer.
bu: after waiting he hit : counder 10
Wright and the ball was instantly at
frst, and as McVey stepped from the
base he shook the ball ezultantly.
The Athletic players ran sheepishly
oil the field whitewashed On their own
grounds, for the first time Ia their
history.
They play again this afternoon.
Yesterd Y the Go.s-head defeated
the Rising Star by a score Of 8 to . in
seven innings,
The Quickstep and Keystone are
playing this afternoon, AZ the former :
new grounds.
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.5FECi1L NOTICES
Eff. kunkeI's Bite, Vine Of lion,

Hss Fever resn known to faii in the cure Of
weakness. attended with syu1ptoms. indis.
position to exsrtion, loss Of memory, dinlcuit
q breathing, general weakness. horror of
disease, weak. nervous trembling, dreadful
horror Of death, night sveats, co!j feet,
weakness, dilness OF Tis!cn, isLguor, uni.
versal hss.tude OF the muscular system
enormous appetite With dyspep;ic system,
hot hands. flushing CT tho 6odT, dryness ci
the akin, pallid coIEteaacco and erapt:oas
on the face purifying tie blood, pa.u In the
back, ,heavtness of the eyelds, frequent black
spots nyins before the eJes With temporary
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and to remedy that use Z. T, Kan
kers Bitter Vino CT Iron. 1t neTer fails.
Thousands are row cnioyirg health who have
bottles. Take only L. 7. Kunkel's Derc;
and office. No. 2j9 North Ninth strees, Phila.
delpkta. Pa
Ask for kunkers Bitter Vino Of Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been SO thorourhly
tested by all classca Of the community that
1t Is now deemed indispensable as q tonic
medicine; IL costs bat little, purl6ea the
blood and givea tone to tho stomach, reno,
Yates the system and proionss life.
now only ask q tTiAl Of THIS valuable tonIo
Price 81 per bottle F, KUSkEC, sole
proprietor, No. $50 North Ninth street, below
vine, Philsdelphia Pa,
Ask for Kunkel's Butter Wire .. Iou snl
tSke no other
Iii sold only in al bottles, with a photo.
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper. all
Sold BY drugg sts. suZ2. lndT-y
No. 259. Tape WcFa 25e,
entirely removed with purely vcgetable
medicine, passing from tho system alive,
No tee unless the head passes. Come and re.
ter 10 patents treated. DR.. E. T. kunkel,
No 80 y, Siuth etreet, Philadelphia. Ad.
vice free. Seat, Pin apd Stomach sW arIns
also removed.