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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-28

Mr.. D. Haggart ships from Dalla
daily two carloads Of wheat destined
Tor the European market. Hence il
goes t4Gnlveston, where 1t Is put OF
shiu''board hy the elevator, and is M
q,,ore handled until stored in Liverpoo
warehouses. The trade promises to b,
ofgreater proportious next year but i,
even now Of ihportan,,c enough to AZ
tract the attention of the mercaniil,
community.
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PROVISIONS AID GROCERIES,

As money becomes more plenty with
country merchants from the sale Of the
heavy crops now being marketed, there is n
corresponding increase in trade In this line.
The farmers have plenty OF the wherewith
and are not chary in their purchases, which
neccssitates heavy orders on our wholesale
houses. As was expected, coffee advanced
to-day &c. on all grades, but beyond this
there is nothing new in rates to notice.
BACON-Is In good supply and held firm
at IsCalslzc for clear sides and lGeslGISc fol
hams Breakfaat bacon, l51zc.
FLoUR-Is IN fair demand at The agnexe,l
quotations for Texas products: Ocean Pearl
soi 3 T. sae ises Is III GaS TEes n eS
IA, bbl., 81 10, sacks, 81 81; snow Flake, xxx,
bbl, n 10, sacks, s. ~; uold Dust, xxx, Dbl
90 o, sacks = NJ Dunkey, Xxx, bill, 50 70
sack, 50 -; Swan's Down, xxx, bill, ~ ID
sacks, % 20; LILLY White, XXX, bill, 81 Is
sacks, IS - Mlileris Az, bbl., " 10, sacks,
81 81; Mills, X. bbl., s. "a, sacks, - Is
BRAN-Per cwt., sacks included, SIC.
CoFFEE-Prime, 2i1z@2i1-c; choice, t2I'4a
251xe. and very firm.
sUGARS-Yellow Us, I04aIOszc; Extra Cs,
llh9lls.c; As, l21<9l21Se; crushed, powdered
snd graduated, lz5<@I5'4c.
LARp-Tierce, refined, l5lzc; cans, I79Isc.
POrATOEs-A few carloads Of New West
ern have been received and 20 OF readily at
APPLES-Prime Northern are dull Of sale
at "a 90, owing 10 the Tremendous home ffuii
crupt
SALT--Ia light supply with good demand
at s2O1g2 10 for safks nd 3 20 for barrels.
The receipt yesterday Of two car-lDHds OF
ksnahSah bbis- easss the pressure Us 10 de-
mhud.
CANDLEs-Full-weight I7@lsc.
sOAP-Dallas made, &C.; Chicago, 7c.; Proc
TT q Candies, -.
COAL oIL--Barrels, 2iS95c. per gallon;
eases, s2-7592s1.
TOBACCOS-Stocksf full; 56@SOc.
ROPE-Sisal, 5<slsc., according 10 size.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-28

Mr. ID. III. Witcher, who was In the
Black Hills country in June, about the
time Gordon's train was destroyed by
United stateG troops, left with the
writer of this yesterday D very rich
specimen of ld-bearing quartz. 0nf
hundred pounds of it was brought out
of the gold regions on u pack-mule,
and old miners say it is equal to any
obtained from California mines. But
notwithstanding all that IL here said q
Texas wheat-field or cotton-patch beati
Black Hills wild-goose chases oil hol.
Inv
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A COUpIE OF TOUGH GITIZENs
Two Mor'e-ThIeves. Claiming Daiias
ms Hone, Arrested I'm sherman.

From the Sherman Register of Sat-
urday Is taken the following details of
the arrest aud confinement Of n couple
of ALLEGED horse-thieves, who claim to
residein this city:
yesterday morning two suspicious
looking characters rode MP to John
Logdon's livery stable and offered the
horses they were riding for sale.
Marshal Erwin happened to be
present, and from their manner and
conversation suspecting that all was
not right and they were offering stolen
property, determined to watch them.
He then went to Kennedy's stable and
told Mr.. Kennedy that he thought the
horses were stolen, and requested him
to see what amount they would sell the
two for. Not succeeding in getting an
offer for the horses at Logsdon's stable,
the two young men rode directly to
Kennedy's stable, where they imme.
diatelyI repeated their proposition to
sell, and after the expiration of few
two-bOth splendid horses, with sad
dies and hTidles-for fOrty-tive dollars.
From this Erwin felt that he would
which he proceeded to do. They man.
ifested great Indignation when FIRST ta-
ken in charge, earnestly averred their
innocence, and demanded that they be
released. This Erwin refused to do
until they could give more satisfac-
tory account of themselves, and sepa-
rating them, he went to work with
much skill and tact to get confession
frosn them. He first went to work on
the younger of them, and finally got
him to crying, hut could get no confess
sion. lie then approached the other,
and after much trouble succeeded in
getting him to acknowledge that they
had stolen the horses from Dallas
county, and that they lived IN the town
of Dallas. They at fret refused to re-
veal their true names, but finally con-
Guiding that il would be impossible TO
avoid Identification when taken to
Dallas, As Erwin explained that they
would be, they acknowledges their
names 10 be MclSindree Evans and w.
Il. Martin. They are both young men,
aud admit that they have stolen sew
eral horses previous to this, and say
that they once stole a number of hOr-
SEES In Dallas county aud sold them in
Sherman. Martin carried pistol,
which the officer took from him. They
were placed in the county jail, and
will be taken to Dallas in u few days"
Marshall Erwin, of Sherman, ar
rived here Monday night with the two
parties named, and also with two 9TH
ers who are charged with the same Of
Tense. but whose names have not been
aseertained. One of the fellowship
Kendree Evans-says that he has only
been in the State sixty days, and that
during that time he has stolen eleven
HORSES pretty good show for an am
ateur, as he claims tn be. He says he
would not have been caught this time
except for the lack Of nerve and sense
by bic partner, Be that as 1t may, he
and his confederate In crime are now
safe from the snsres of the outer world,
and have nothing TO fear except the
action Of the grand jury now In ses-
sion.
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ANOTHER SHOW FOR ais WHITE
ALLEY.
Colonel Joe Strausburglier, the Orig I
nal Cheap John, Convicted of
lIorse.Thcn-IIe Gets ~
New Trial, However.

Wien Dallas was IN its infancy Col
oneJ Joseph StraushIrgher east his lot
with u.s. and is the pioneer, original
and oniy Tmon-pure, surc-enoueh
Cheap John. l'vr many aday his wiz
ning voice has been heard cXtOlling
the merits OF the wares that were en-
trusted to him for disposal, ana ne yer
until this con founded horse-case citin-
up WAS a breath OF Islander Whispered
against his name. The trial was SCI
for yesterday morning and was pro
ceeded with and closed by eleven
o'clock. So thoroughly confident We're
the attorneys of the Colonel IA tn IN
noeerce of their client thSG they even
declined to address thenry IN response
to the prosecuting attorney and
the Jury retired wild the words OF the
State solicitor rigging in their ears
''They won't bout long, joe" said
one of his lawyeiA. and you'll he clear
of this before dinner" The jury
wasn't ont i6nR, bnt pstead OF being
''clear of 10 before dinief'" IA" Colonel
and the court, the spectators, and the
Golonefs lawyers INST OF all, Were
hor1fied to hear the brennan OF that
jusy blurt out guilty, and five years
IN the penitentiary" iere was r'rh-
ness. Why, some of tie jury, SO lVs
said. wanted to make u twenty-five
years, but were forced y compromise
on five by the more conservative OF
their fellows. THF attorneys for the
defense at opce .rtide motion for IA
new trial. 3hicI was granted hyjHdge
Hare. sld the case will come up again
next lefm.
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in April last THE HERALD pub
lished the fact that Colonel c. ]. Dent,
on his dairy farm near Dallas, had II
calf which commenced giving milk ut
ten months of age. Wen now have to
say that at about nineteen months of
age, the calf became a mother, and is
at twenty months, yielding two gal
ions of milk daily. We have heard, in
all our experience of but one analogous
case. and it was not so remarkable us
this
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Second rexn. nonnnza struck

The Second Grand Gift Concert OF
the 'xas Gift Concert Association, of
Denison, Texas, in and Oft Grand Tenn
pie for the Masonic and l. 0. o. +.
Fraternilies, will he given September
-, 1873. The grand success o: the first
assures the success of the second. Sc
cure tickets ut once. Send to A. r..
Collins, Secretary, for their eight page
illustrated paper. Mailed free.
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THE GRAIN MARKET,

A marked falling-of In offerings Is notice.
able to-day, and the brisk tone OF yesterday
has given away 10 one of iethargy and inac-
ton. Rates, however, have not perceptibly
weakened, and quotatatious remain US be-
fore.
wHEAT-Was firm throughout the day ut
95c@s %; SINAI. lots OF Mediterranean went
on ~ ajasSc; beardless wheat and bald bar
ley, G5c
OATs-Continpei in good demand at asGli Oc.
RYE-Firm at 059T5c., with fair offerings.
Enthusiastically commands 70q75c for
good average grain.
CORN-There is but little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn Is
brought 10 the city to MI the local demand.
Selling from wagons on the streets ut 45915c.
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TASTELESS
MEDICINES,

A prominent New York physician lately
complained to DUNDAS DICK q CO. about
their SANDALwoop OIL CAPsULHs, stating
thai sometimes they cured miraculously,
without effect. On being informed that sew.
eral limitations were sold, he inquired and
found his patient had not been taking DUN
What happened to this physician may
have happened to others, and DUNDAS
DICK 4 co. take this method of protecting
IIIy1cicrps druggists and Themselves, and pre-
venting OIL OF SASDALwooD from coming
into disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap
sules will continue To do so, for they con-
tain the pure OIL In the hest and cheap
DUNDAs DICK & co use more Or. OF
SANDALwoon than all the Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Perfumers in the Uni-
reason why the pare OH is sold cheaper
IN their Capsules Than In any other form.
OIL OF SANDALwOOD Is fast Suppressed
ing every other remedy, sixty Capsules only
cure In Blk OF eight days. From no oiheR
medicine can this result be had.
DUNDAS DICK co.'s SOFT CAPSULES
solve the problem, long considered BY sEai-
nent physicians, ofhow TO avoid lhe nausea
and disgust experienced In swallowing,
which are well known TO detract from, noa
destroy, the good effects Of many valuable
SON Capsules are put W IN tln-SOiL ana
neat boxes, thirty IN each, and are The only
Capsules prescribed by Physicians,
TAsTELEss MEDfCtNEs.-s aston OIL
and many other nauseous med fcines can be
taken easily and safely In DENDAs DICK
No SMELL.
mffted "a the lass Paris Expozitren.
send for circulars TO IS Wooster street, N. Y.
sOLR AT All DRUG sronEs HERE
auglsdlv
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
DALLAS. Il, xas. August ~, 1877

To the EditpF 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 II sorrel mare, l61a hands high,
or years old, no brands or marks; one iay
horse, 1914 hands high, years old, no brands
remembered. Further information can be
obtained from W, j. wiley and NJ. Z. Evans,
now confined In your Jail.
The owners can have the horses by giving
satisfactory proofs and paying charges.
WI ERWIN. Marshall,
augg7d3twlt Sherman, Texas.
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JNHE STATE OF TExAS--To the Sheriff o:
i any Constable OF Dallas county, greeting
You are hereby commanded that by making
publication of this citation in some newspa-
per published in the county Of Dallas for
four weeks previous to the return day here
of, you summon l.. ID. Ford, whose residence
IL unknown, to be and NJ pear before the
District Court to be holden In ana Tor the
county OF Dallas, at the couii house thereof,
in the town of Dallas, on the first Monday
In October next, then aud There to answer
the petition of John W. Walker, filed In
said court against said l.. ID. Ford, Z. A.
Boyed and George W. Laws, August II, 1875,
alleging In substance tnnt said defendants
are indebted to him in the sum of one hum
drcd and ninety-two dollars and ninety.
eight cents, at IL per cent per annun from
May !, l,72, the same beg Tor purchase
money ola tract Of lana ia ,aid petition de-
serb. d, asking for judgment for said debt,
and for sale of the lanu, AMI that II judg-
mcnt rendered at the October term Of said
court between these sam" parties be set
aside for reasons set out. VIZ: because same
was rendered before SCI vice was perfected.
Witness: A. Harwoud, Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court, In the town OF Dallas. at my office,
this the 18th day Of August, 1855.
A. HARDWOOD,
aug2lw3w Cl'k Dist. Ct. Dallas Co., Texas.
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N'UfiCE DEMONSTRATIONS sALE.-
~ On tho nf-i IuFsdhy ~ JrtObef, A. "
isii, NJ tie court house door Of 1HffaDi
county stats VI IoNHs, VIII Hsll the follow.
lug described land, tO-witi 100 acres ~ land
situated IN tile county ~ Dallas, said state,
about siN miles NUth ~ west hUn The city
III Dnllus, hog nhing nj - stake ~ butiOn
prairie az vufH. HHst aud - ynias ssllili vi
pfu'vinptlUn survey tlIrnrU south W yufas
IL u -ihkri thence north W. vuiuH W "a Stake
thence west Ia the beginning, SAID properly
belongs 10 tho estate Ut Wiillam VI, AIgir0,
deceased, aud VIII D1 sold by virtue VI nn or
drruf tho District Count OF Tarrant county,
dated on The 10Th dny ~ July, ihlj, tor the
purpose Of paying the debts OI said estate.
W. T. PENDLETON. Administrator.
August II, lb7j, HuG2SwJW
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot in F0ruey

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of u
certain deed of trust to me made, executed
and delivered by W. Il. Robertson, ~, on the
18th day OF Sc ptember 1873, recorded In book
D, pages 3l7-S, Ot kaufman County Records,
to secure the pay ment OF u certain prOmis-
sorry note for six hundred dollars, described
therein, having been SO requested to do by the
legal holders aforesaid, / will on Tuesday,
the 7th day of September, 1875, sell for cash,
ut public auction, Mt the Court house door in
the city of Dallas, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot No. $, in block No. SO, in the town of
Forney formerly BroOklyn), in kaufman
county, Texas, together with all and singular
Entertainments TO the same belonging or up
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed TO
said Robertson by the Texas aad Pacific
CHAs. FIRED. TUCKER, Trustee.
aug l5.d3W
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

The money market continues easy, with n
full supply OF funds in sight. All legitimate
demands are readily met at yesterdays rates
~ per cent.
COLDS quoted at liO@ll2, with but light
operations.
SlLVER-Is quoted nominally at lOG@l0S.
ExCHANGE--On the principal cities COM
malids u por cent. premium, while CONNER
cial bills are quoted Rta per cent, discount,
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Dallas Nurseries
AMMON BURR, PrOp'r.
One Nile S0iifh " Central Freight Depof and 400
yards sas Of lte main track.

Southern fruits speciality. Earliest vari-
eties In America. Largest aud most proflta-
BILE sorts grown In quantity. An experience
Of - years in Southern Texas, and a.years In
fiue and healthy.
nsrAn Ornamental Department contain
ing EvergTeens, Ross. flowt ring Shrubs,
Bulbs, and a full assortment Of Green House
Plants.
septAmber and October Is the time 70 plant
Dutch Bulbs and Llllies. aug2s w6m
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We have just burned lOJ,eDo brick, which
we offer Cor sale in lots to suit purchasers.
The brick are better quality than those
made In Dallas, Come and see for yourself,
Yard on the road leading To the California
crossing on the Elm Fork Of The Trinity.
TliOs. FLYNN Il FELLSE.
auy2lw wit
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tfa iWfafstmtafs


rho enpiflfUfahip heretofore ealafiHR nH
def tue hfu nNinH and ftflN ~ ilnplef 4 tuH
NOT is fiiia dny dienlYNdh ~ mutual eWiHei1
fiin buainH.s VIII fiiil ha continued ~ "
Myers tUnnuft WiO assumes ~ linhliligs
HnrlnH tVr infN nffn, nnd " authorized n
collect VII dues duu sHiI ffins 1900.
UIO. Il HEELrH.
T.. MYEUf tONNUll
pnllas, Tcsas, jay gtli, l1b,
UuuI at
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Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Dallas Nurseries, one
nile South of the Central railroad de-
pot, Ammon Burr, proprietor, in this
laws HERALD.
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Hlr Is only . slight attack, ~ let " take
care Of itself" A slight E"gicci-a sport de-
lay may entail on the person unpleasant
and perhaps fatal consequences. As a cure
for indigestion, bilious attacks, fever and
ngue, and female sickness, the celebrated
Hoi". 'S'~--.. -'s "'.."-a ts without a-"""i
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WINES And LIQUORS.

pate better business In the near future.
HI6HWISBs-Held ct sizi.
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a nvERTTsING. Chesvs Good s,a,e.,

nvERTTkENGs Cheeps Good S,a,e,n-
N dfio.-An persons Who contemplate
making contract. with nsvspapeFs for The
cents W Geo. p. RoWeIl %, Al Park Row
New YORK, fof their PAMfHI.ETsBQpK
lniaefV-sets1uh sdai0nl, containing lisfs al
ing the cot. Advertisements TAX J. Or lead :.
ing papers In m any states a. 9 k.efpandpus.
reduction froIa put.lishers' taiez. gE1IHa
BouE. &eitEly
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Night Report.
k.,s Du a

NEW ORLEANS, August %. Gold 49,
sterling commercial, % iDH@j JOga; bank
nominal. sight ~ premium.
Cotton In good demand. Prices 80
hlgher. Good ordinary to strict gitvd oldi-
rary, i2@l254c; low middling 10 strict low
niddling, iSA@ljsr; middling to strict mid
ding, as@lS}sc; good middling, Toe;
sales go bales.
Receipts, II bales; stock, l3,2si bales; ex-
ports, none; unsOll last oven ng, $500 bnlrs;
on shipbonrd, LOO bales.
Oats dull ana lower. New western, iAe,
jgc, Teas, Ole; choice old western, Gle.
Iran dull but easier ut II w. Corn meal
dun. Hay dull.
Flour dull. Double, 60 70; treble, 81 W
al 70. choice ana family, - bO@s -.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Gold ll3lA@ll3%.
Money more active Mt ~ per cent. sterling
weak Mt - ~. Governments active ana
Iilllc doing. States quiet and nominal.
Exchange, long, 81 81 "; short, W.
Cotton firm at Hl4Mlihc.
Wheat quiet and active, ld2c better for
No. :? and 2a;ic better for No. | spring,
with demand large. Stri't prime western
held higher but quiet ut II 32Gyl 81; soft To
prime No. Chicago, Il 81; fair No. Mi!wnu-
kcr Il i6nl u; No. spring Ohio, 81 As; win
ter irin; winter red, II 10.
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Advice.

For in formation about the best Steel Gang
Plows, write 10 COLLINS ~ Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free. lSw3m
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Criminal Court,

In this court yesterday the trial OF
Louis GiIliInnd for the killing Of San
Stevens was commenced, ajury harinl
with some difficulty been obtained on
wednesday evening. Three witnesses
" ere examined up to the hour of adj.
jOurnment. The offence with which
the defendant stands,charged was com
mitted in Lancaster, in this county
in August, 1873, and originated in n
triaing quarrel in reference to an ac-
cusatiOn of misunderstanding made
by Stevens against Gilliland. The
trial will probably occupy several days.
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fELgGgifn algSEts.

U,yytug Armf ga ao1 tuttlt
iotIom nainpi steady ufdlnHfy iig foul
ndlnuU 90. low ruiduiur liIt iuidlih.
1861 srd middiinNl rll',Hi ",,ly,
I'luuf rnsy, uud it iiHnt druWI. lmuhlr
extu, 10 NaG W tfeihr tNint. u ,iHt' ~.
ph0ire mmiii p uf mnry, ~ t'Hlo h
wheat selling 1T u aioti 5'i iur M. y ~
vntH.
llid,s nriiyr aud ntmrr uiy INIT lis
he; srlrrlrit 10; We, tnlNts hiih luyh
anlird WIrilini ~, dHiunFti, 49," hhll nll.
lipit sliitd ruliHs tliut, win hll"whntr l'I
sal! vel rtlttti b, lout'd, q cuts Htid gitli7
ir, uuirhrf,' green ~ lm'ci rn'H hhd ""i'-'
NV Yong, August 25,--Gold opened ut
stocks sHady. Money ~ per cent, Gold
EAchnnpc, long, sIH; shot, / SlI1.
Governments steady states quivii Ten
und rest steady, ,,.... ,,.,......
Zoe. Sales va bales,
Flour quiet, Wheat quiet Corn quiet
Pork hcuvy AT ~ 10 lnlu h'"'S
SPIRITS turpontine quiet at al%c, Rosin
quiet at Il O5al ~, frtiglt dull.
BALTIMORE, August 2O.-Flour dull.
Wheat steady, pCnnsNlSun RED, VI lOlt
az Maryland, u 0gl u.s. amber, Il 'Oal 10
corn wenk western steady southern yell
low 12u. ,,,, -.
ls.@lI., which h Is l,@1s below bunk.
~. M--liunk decrease, tW,Wl
PARIS, August 26,-linlitS GJl 's'yr'
Specie Increase ISL, 800 frames,
LIyERpOOL, August %.-Noon -,toltnh
buuyant. MiddIing uplnnds ia; middllng
Orleans T-lGd, SALES 500 bales
sales on basis middlIng uplnndS, August
delivery, low middlidg clnSs,Tsd.
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DIR. L. M'LANE'S
ID Celebrated American
WoRM SPECIFIC,
V E r M | F UG E.

- ~ Az - ~ ~ -
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Aushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
scmicircle runs along the lower eye
lid the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes blceds a swelling Of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or furrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with q
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; Aeeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny, not
unfrequently tingcd with blood; belly
swollen and hard urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and eonyulsive, uR-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind.
ing Of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. .
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, q
DR.. c. M'LANE's VERMIFUGR
Will certainly effect q cure.
The universal success which hr
attended the administration of TIL,
preparation has been such as to war;
rant us in pledging ourselves to the
public to
SRETURN THE MONEY
in every instance whcre It should
prove Intellectual. "providing ths
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant tho
supposition of worms being. the
-" l. Ill -...s The Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public
thas
DR.. G. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an limo.
cent preparation, net capable of d0ing
Me shgIiteSt injury To he most hender
Mf1At. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, IA.
p. s., Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly and lake none bnt Dr.. c,
NLaneS, prebdredhy FzrWisg !Byos., IPsHiyayeS,
~ ~ lhcoe wishing 10 ave them ttil, We Viii
E2rward per mail, post paid, to any part Of thl
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps or one vial of Vermihlee for
fourteen three-eent stamps. All orders from Canada
must he accompanied by twenty cents extra,
!, Ra- For sale by Druggists and Country s,pry
Keepers generally '' N'e"