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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Gambetta has made a sweeping pro-
posal 10 the French Assembly to con-
vert al! direct taxes into an income |
tax, all securities. including French |
rentes, to pe subject to this tax. He /
also proposes generally to abolish all
indirect taxation.
A London merchant recently COM !
planned before "a magistrate, that in
one day eleven organ grinders played
before his house, the persons saI e. and
company of negroes performed.
which lac claimed was nuisance that
ought to be punished by law.
The eleven Chicago jurors who de-
sired TO acquit Sullivan are accused of
bully ing the one one who would not
agree with them. He says that he
WAS threatened with vengeance, in
suited outrageously, and almost thrown
out OF window. 1t is likely that the
offenders will he Indicted.
According to Information published
by the Statistical Department at Chris
tisnia, the late census shows that on
the lst OF January this year the total
population of the kingdom of Norway
amounted to l .sl7. a.37 souls. The total
population OF the towns in Norway
amounted To 49,, 93s, the remainder OF
the population living in the country.
Two hundred ard ninety-two Of
Krupp's guns, shipped for the Turkish
government, have heen seized at An
twerp by a crefiiier Of the Sublime
Porte. TINS Incident recalls tier mapy,s
indignation when England supplied
France with ordinance and was bitter
| iy accused by Count Bismarck of rot
having shown a .'beDevolent neutr liz
ty."
/ The Cologne Gazrtle observes that
| Bulgaria has Oh several occasions
6gured in history as the scene OF
atrocities no less horrible than those
lately committed by the Bashi- Ba-
,auks. The Greek En,pa,rer Bssiilus
II. was nicknainea ..Bailaroktonns, ~
because he orsiered l5,0W Bulgarian
prisoners to have il.eir eyes put our, a
few only being lief. with one eye in or
der that they might guide their fellow
prisoners hack to their homes.
4 An Englieh paper relates the abrup,
aud extraordinary termination OF 4
wedding party at Sheffield. All wers
enjoying themselves immensely at tn,
house Of the parents of the bride
when the atmosphere suddenly be
came unbeArable. The guests begai
to cough Violently. and rushed int,
i he open air. Some one had saturates
, piece of cotton wool with cayenne
lit 1t, and thrown 1t into the passage
The bridegroom succeeded tn placin,
It outside, but WAS 20 overcome that b.
narrowly escaped death. The polio
J was not able 70 detect the perpetrator
Il All-the rings and oil the defaulters
i all the nseA who have sold Offices, an
al the men who have black, maile
soldiers 70 pay for appointments; 4
the men whoss hands ere heavy viii
! MnahipKton hribes; all The me
! who hAss been discoysfed, md al 81
j. No. Uhe - sssm tlihg ~ fs6f the
4 sAai ~ - - vu4sd ~ Hayean
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I.stnber.

Those who predicted that Dallas
would loose all her lumber trade, will
be sorry TO hear that 90 far. from the
lumber trade having decreased by rea.
sou Of the extension of the railway
west, It Is now ~ active y. ever. The
building going on In Dallas, Of itself, h.
enough to sustain a good ium Der buzz
ness, and when increased by tile west
ern and surrounding demand. u,
amounts to something solid.
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Apples.

Tee apple business has become quite
a feature in our Western produce
trade, They are Of every variety AND
are brought u~re from Arkansas and
the west In large Quantities. le-ter-
day the supply was heavy, the deua d
moderate and prices ranged from - IS
% s. ~ per bushel A. an srtIel 80
staple food, they forru very nurr-
ciou-, healthy and desirable element.
aud are comparatively cheap com pared
o. other luxuries.
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Our l,nf1 60 Mar nfaciurer.

IL j. 20 be sincerely regretted that
our people have not been educated up
to the fact that in order TO secure the
continued prosperity Of our town, we
must hold out inducements to foreign
capital, or seek new fields of invest
ment for our own money. The time
has come when we must put forth new
energy. We are at present the most
important commercial point between
~. Louis and the Gulf How long We
remain so, depends upon the liberal
spirit Of our people, and the enterprise
of onr business men. five lie supine-
~ on our backs trusting To what we
have done in the past, and suffer rival
communities Ia push to successful
issue those great schemes that would
secure cur eommerchi superiority then
We may rs well cone lnde To bid "fsre-
well. long farewell, to all our great
ness" These reflections were called
up, on learning that there is probs-
BILE failure Of securing the cotton seed
oil mills. William York, q gen.
leman who has had eight year,
experience in the manufacture OF
COTTON seed oil in Memphis, has
| Drought 10 this city machinery OF
teenty Thousand dollars value, for the
.4irpose of establishing n mill at Da..
ins. He was induced to do so by the
reasonable hope "f securing here snfii-
lent funds to put the mill In opera
tun. But ii seems that the friends Of
Y. York We're mistsken In their esti
mste 81 the pIbiic -tiTit aud foresight
II our people. W. are sarry to l-srI
that, owing TO the want of encourage
mept he mas met with here, he hal
nj his agent to sherman, where III
viii probably meet with the success Ia
{, serves, aud witch has been deniet
aim Al Dallas. Ii ~ 20 be hoped tina
aur capitalists, banker aud busines
nen geursxsily will reconsider tia
natter and take steps to keep this ma
hinery here, and thus secure the es
Adjustment OF this important manu-
acture In Dallas.
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IESTES

Taken up by ]. NJ. X zen ami rs rayed be
FORE r. e Ac-iurc. asa tcs- OF tie peace. PIE
ciTet No. =, one bay lprs~. twn wait, tiipd
teet one white Tore foot, some while In fOrr-
3tAd, foof az nvs years Did, AMI "a station.
ktsO, enc brown horse brsR ted =. h" N
,ft shoulder, live or six years old; - 80, one
afoN ii sie-t- branded on the side, hip, auC
marked 20 on left ear. and s,sa allow FORK on
the right, under hatt crop, six seven years
aid-.tpPrais.d at sc.
Taken mp by 81. N Williamson, and &C.
tr-.yed before h. 7. Meyer. Justice OF IN,
peac.', precinct No. 3, one bay hors e fourteen
h~has high, right fsre foot white, and len
1T s''onider, thHS-i, about ten years cid,
and appraised at so
fsscn NJ by Riley HunstiEer, and es;ray-
I'D before Joan Preston, justice Of the peace.
p seine, Ne. =, one yeilG~ bay mare, blind,
u years old, 10 hands high. branded thus
diam and ., ga right shoulder, appraised a.
50 Also. one biacE pony horse, five years
I'D, thi;tesn hands high, brsnded GAJ on
isitt shoulder. appTalss,,i at gu. Also one
olaek pony mare, b.uze fac., eight years
otd, thirteen hands hisn. branded W on tie
praised at $50.
taken ap by W. c. Aicorn and eSiraved
before W. W Peak, Il Justice of the Pssc.
prseihet No: l. one roam pony, l45s hands
shoulder, some saddle marks ON his hscs /;
appraised at so. tat
Taken up by w. NJ, McComas aud estrayed
before W. ~. Peak. Justice of ths Peace, f.r4--
eiaet No. J, one m4lI brown pony horse.
syear. old, - hands hiab, branded on ieii
shoulder -, small star in foraIIesfi and Ief
| hind foot white; valued nj 81 Also, one bay
| pony. years old, "a maud high. whit feet,
| siIoT; name, branded % on left shoulder; val
uti al si2- Also. one hny pony. 5 wears old.
/ IA hands high. branded X. connected on the
right shoulder valued at SO. 7;5t
Taken up by T. l.. Sanford and esirayed
| betire !. X hunt, a Justice OF the Peace Pre-
| -Inct No. -, one clay bank PONY hor,-
! about II years Old and about ~ hands hf..h
branded on left shoulder Il tw.tu comma De
i MEATH; appraised al S25. 7.Jt
| Taxed up by James w. Wight and es
trayed before ~ W. Peak, a Justicc OF tn,
| pcacs precinct o., one brow horse m se
! - hands high years Old, branded witt
| figure and letter + Oh the Jeff shoulder; 81 .
| praised at $40 5sSt
Taken up by John Warner and estraytt
! before }. II. Blnut, s. Jsstice Oft he Peace pre-
cinct No =, red steers. IL years old.
| marked crop and two splits in rignt ear. a NJ
hole In lett, branted on right hip sut
| shoulder; the other marked "A crop, split an,
1 underpit IN isft ear, snd swallow FORK az,
uu>i.rhit Ia right; branded ID. IL. on nigh
hip; also one red steer, or years old
marked crop q q OF len ear and split In RICH
X on lsft hip also one bay mare, about 1
hands nigh and about years Old. VI brand,
A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas County. Tex :,
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THE STATE OF TEX AS-To all persons
i interested IA the guardian ,ni p OF the es-
ia tie of The minors, y. W, L.. NJ. and &. j
sibert: II. H. Massey has fled IA the County
Court of Dailse County his anal account n
guardians OF said minors, and petition for
discharge which will be heard on the ex OF
ration Of twenty days from the date OF TIL,
notice, at next term of said Court 10 con
yene On the third Monday IN Novemb be
next. a. the courthouse thereof, In the cit,
q Dallas, at which time all persons inter
ested III satd guardianship may appear and
contest said account ii they see proper.
Witness, A. Harwood, Clerk OF the Coun "
Court of Dallas County.
Given under nay hand, and seal OF SAID
Court, AT office, this 2sfh day Of October, A.
ID. 1876, A. HARDWOOD,
Clerk of County Court, Dallas county, Texas.
BY W. II. THAcKEY, Deputy. novlew5t
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The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by Wheatiand Grange. No. 20.
IN a special meeting held November 4. ls7e:
wHsRfAs. Ia the regular order of Provi-
denc..- oar ns.isvtst brother, VI T.. spain, has
been called from rh. trials asia gatherings of
.ife and to hes eternal rest; therefore. he IL
hsssfrfsl. chat ia the death of brother
Spain, tfit 6rsiise hiss cost mem Der whose
character eg.mpiiEpd some of the nobiest
and best principles of our order.
Resoftsd. Thai the life of brother Spain,
although he was deDafred ov bodily infiriu-
ify nop mtDxiiDg in the active social and
business relations Of the world, was most
vaiuahis. and instructive. exhibttng a
most remarkable diezrse Of fortit sia under
affiletinn, aud y pat.sz,ee that should ehaI-
ieBge the Imitation of the nfHfurest pivtN.
IsssalresI. Tint We ssk to ,afngie orr tears
with tlltise of mar afflicted family, ana 10
tender 10 them car irst-st sysopAthy. and
atir most sincere confidence, Int painting
THEN TO him Who sies.h nil things we'll, ~
The snt VINO alone can ptllr the oil OF com
fort into their broken hearts.
i2esofeei, That th-re resolutions be spread
upon tne Esrofis Of our tiraags. and that 9
copy ne Sens4a the DALLAS REsALp fol
publication.
R.N. DANIEL, MASTER
h. l.. BRANDON. Secretary. dAw
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THE STATE OF IEXAS-To the sheriff
i or any constable ofDAil4s county, greet
Ing: You are hereby eoInrnaiaded that by
making publication OF n. Is citation In some
newspaper published in the county OF BAL
Las, for four weeks previous To the return
day hereof, you summon Lewis Tin1ail and
Thomas Long. whose residence are unk nown.
o be AMI apps ~ before the District Court
to be holden an sEd isr the county of Dniias,
nj the courtl use thereof in the city OF Dai-
las, the third Monday ia Us.ee:n Der neat,
then aud there TO answer the petition @!
k,onard >. " Tits, resident OF Gal sesfoH
ctfonty, Texas. ana WHO sues rs 81 gtvnIg
partner OF ,hf late firm 81 y j. w!flis & Bro,
Eie,i ia said court, agsein said Lev IL Tin
DAN and Thomas Long, and alleging la Sub
stai;ee, NJ follows, VIZ: That on ths Isl oi De
toDer, lr92, the said Lewis IindHii and
Thorn as Long. made, executed and delivered
to James II. Hailsway, their premISory
pote OF t;iai cate, whereby they promised 10
pay the sa "a fniiUway er order, at h ITCH
ms, Dallas county, Texas. twelve months
after date shsret,f si6s % in gold with in err
est ut eight per cent per annum from date;
and that they also on said lst OF october,
| ls.2, executed and delivered TO said Hal
iowAy. their other promisory note of that
date, whereby they promised To pay 10 said
1 Huiioway or trtier. al Hutchins, Texas, two
/ years after date si25 SO gold, with interest al
eight per cent. per annum from date; that
afterwards and before the maturity Of said
notes. the said Holloway, for yaius BILE
reconsideration, transferred endorsed and de.
iiyefed said notes To the firn of r. j. Willis
/ a Bro, that p J. Willis Is dead, and thai
legal owner and holder of said uotes; thn.
/ said notes were given for the purchase
money of an undivided one-ffft1 interest ir
the following described tract OF LAND, VIZ
/ Lying In Hamilton county, Texas a par
Of the headrigtt survey of Jacob Thomas;
beginning s.ath ID degrees, W 2iOl 5-io yars,
/ ire ni the = j. c0rnsS Of the original strive,
\ FIR the : T. corner Of this tract fr,Sm wlie.i !
live oak marked A bears = o. degrees W :.
yaras; Thence = ~ sesrees " isss,s4 varas 4
the corner from which live cal
marked G, bears N ~ degrees. w varas
Thence % degrees, Z I4sss< varas 10 The
K corner from which q live oak marked D
. bears % degrees W Ii varas. Thence 3
degrees Il 71ss2 vsras to thu plssr OF begin
. ming, containing IN acres. Plaintiff pray
: Judgment and iureeiosure Of the vendor
lien aud an order OF sale Of said interest," II
said land Harein fail NOT bat have yol
. | then and therb before said court this wrf,
with your retafp thereon, showing how yo
3 have executed the name.
. Witness W. a. Hnfwood, Clerk OF the Dis
n trict Court, Of Dallae county,
0tvea under my hand and AeAl Of aat
} Court, Ii the city 81 Dnitas, tlah the lafh a.
" a. HAHWOoD.
0nek Dta1Stef tx,Hrt
n ~ ~ =, 5 10Q1A 0snSkx.
"a
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Want OF Con,,aeuee.

Trade Is depressed. and the industries OF
the Whole country # ,gs- Ask the cause nnc
YOU are told Il Is vus to want of con & =
fence. Sss the few who have DOT used pr
fnti's Hair Dye. and uiey say u nave no
confidence in a.. l haze been 80 often hum.
oug;ed By such articles" We ask them to
read the following testim ,ny from parties
OF urdoubtsd We sci.S:
HAwKIssyILLE. Ga, October %. 1850.
nr. W. Ii. Tgti: Desr SRI CONSIDER your
H"iT Dye a triumph oar barber prulounces
II superior u al others. Yours iIulY.
l. "A. THOMPSON, Druggist
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a few days ago some wretch OF
wretches, for whom hanging would
be- too good, placed some distinctions
on the track OF the Texas aud Pacific
railroad, near Hhllville, whereby an
engine aud live freight ears were
thrown from the track. The railroad
has offered IA reward OF five hundred
dollars Tor their apprehension. They
ought 20 he tried in the woods by
court and jury OF railroad men. They
would be likely TO get their just deserts
then.
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publican.


DzsroS November 9, 1915.
Special Cores pondence OF the Herald
The eiectioa passed oil quietly nc
excitement Whatever. Very small vote
Vt this box 40S Democrats, 81 Radi,
ca,5. The negroes NEARLY To mar
voted The Radical ticket. The reason
MAS nobody tut 81 few Republican,.
paid any attention to them. No eIee
pioneering was dome Al all among
hem, either before or during the eiec
ton. This county, taking this tox n
Il index, will fail shot Of IL voting
strength at least Gle thousand
FbruckmoTtun received ilO votes,
bigger 81. Total vote cast, rs.
T.. +, H
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Fhs Innas.re % ,.a,.r.a e.nn.erael..,


That the harmful .nfilsnes upon the he
iaaa system Of t.siaris, may be tHzcisaiiy
s,Sunts.aot4,i has oasn demonstrated E,f
9-strs ptft " tiss pIoe sti.'u Afforded tie In
aselss..Ifs o. va.sE iasiGa-tre.ding districts
ia SJtth 4slt SIuta SnsIici, Guatsui.i,,
aeAGeO -ua she Wast Iaaiss, by u,stette,'a
Stomach Biti-rs. U>ed preventive. they
nave is ssrii.biy iiet,n fi,an-. be "a most re-
iishie safeguard aga ast eni.l Is asld fewer bal
ious retn.tten;s. aid still moIe malignant
typ pes of nIsiarioss disease, aad wien en-
pieyed ss remedy nave always prov I'd their
adequacy to the task Of ersdIessith;, sich ma
ladies' from the system. For disorders Of Tie
ston1ch, liver and bowels. when la hot ell
mates and nis>s nV;ie localities ars particn-
iaIly rife. The bitteTs are "a prompt sEd
thorough rsrnedy- Ihsy Also strengthen Tbs.
system, tsauQuuizs - nerves, promote di-
szstton apd soeEd sleep. aud inpaTt uu-
,ronted reIiSh for fool,
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Al. D. vs.. -VindcIl- only j. author
receive and receipt for moneys
elmo ufguu ou any account, out
....' Dallas city. Moneys paid To-
....,f.- person will be at the risk Of
old. f,,rr. ~ We shall recognize no
...I tr4ssaciItu. "
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AC.ndia rny.ieiun.

IL Is not often iiiat We md amongst The
medical faculty Sufficient candor TO record
any merit Whatever TO proprietary medi-
ciner, as 1t Conflicts With their interest is 90
SO. But below we give an exception
OPINION OF A kr0ULAa PHYSICIAN
. BosIos. January IL, 1874.
This ceriiaes that | have recommended
the Use of uK. TGrrs EXPEcroaAnT TOR ~
eases OF tue lungs au4 ~ n.A know ledge,
msay Dotiies Eays been used 10y Iny Ia-
ttrats with beneficial results IN Two cases
where II ~sts Thought affirmed cunfuuit,-
tinn hal tasen piacs tho EAyecioTant e.
fseteo cure IL. IL SPkAGuE, NJ. d.
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Mothers!

GSstorta is the Tcsult of ~ yea-s' axu+ri-
mruts by Or san Uei Pitcher, ~ M1ssurhu-
setis- IL Is a vegetable preparation, as rr.rs
i've as castor OFT. but .~-rIrc;iy pi-'sstuf o.,
the tss'e. Ia cav rc t7Sen ~ th-. youngest
infant, suc ne. thee gags nor aIi ps-s. IL. A
:. orceu, -! EoSFion, lndis ia. -sys Of q:
SPEAK h'sbly cf H. merits. n VII. ihtsi 4
10 away -a freiy W!th cz-llir oiI. p - plezs-
ant sHu Harmless. and L. WONDERFULLY .fiics-
riCuS rs an aDHFienf aud lAEt.'-t. H. De- tile.
very thtng.
The Custoria destroys worms, r-znllsteS -
stomach. rtsrrs Wind cote. 8l-G permits %!
natural healthy sleep. II Is vV'y en- Ia iuus
IN Group, and for fee,hIng Children. uouez
Is net pieassnter - fge TASTE, sad caster OF
is not certain Ia iIs n-cts It g s-f- iUf -
cents. An large TOT g..
7-is; J. r. ROSI. s co, New YORK
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DALLAS, Texas, November Q, 1876.
To The Editor OF the Herald;
onr fair was success decided one
All the officers and employees Of the
Association did their duty, and did il
weI!; yet, the most p0nderots. atdnauA
and complicated task Of all, tevclyed
upon oar alta de secretary Sol Charles
Baskeryit He discharged the duties
OF that oilic,, in most iatIdabie man
ner. and by his geltiemaniy though
positive utb4neness. which l,artaScs 81
the polite military training, he contrib
ated to, and really wss the ehiei motive
power Of our fair. which has elected
such universal commentator Every
thing under his eilicient direction
moved with precision, and the regu
larify OF clock-work--;lie right man IN
the right place. HIS executive ability
pre-eminen.ly fitted him for the posi-
ton he has acquitted with so much
credit
NfMPoRTF.
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LOCAL BKEVITIES.

-1'r Henry :. E,vay has purchased
,.I,.H..- livery stable on Elm street,
srIuU. ruutiuue the business.
-rEs railing Of Radical dry bones
Yesterday sas like n million Of end
r.. uIuf.gg az first-cla-s minstrel
.rsuug chorus
-I.a pn.,ufii,e will be removed To
annie central aud convenient locality
.l.lau D.. elected Otherwise II may
g..t,l further west
file uumh.r ~ DRINKS on the o.
ra.ruu - the election gives promise
tnsf the present crop Of -ots needs
wryllug out or blowing under.
Ur.teady-ou. his-leg-. your g
brave. and Full-ofnrevster, an oio
uurror, met Stare-every woman ia
u.-iare yesterday, and smoked the
pge ofpeace.
HEAD the com municstinn from uu
clever Denton correspondent, whict
..fA'~ wv " NitfFN ftAlNAth CAkht
lang negro school," II il a tsbanz
.. ...pr-i rirhue--, and worthy 81 tbt
psr Mark Tvsin.
III, savory oior- Of Z. verI mem
I4l bong a stranger to Democratic
u..'si'., teliu TO be- waited hom th,
national kitchen, out iOto the evening
urt,lr. \ plate Of warm po-toiii-,l
p.nrs bot, isn't tad dish for hun
gry -t-tesmnn.
If anything could indicate tn,
popular favor toward TIRE HERALD,
10 would De- the crowds which daily
ttnus our editorial rooms, counting
rauus. sld the pavement IN front OF
Tur tEAIp bul!eiin board during
the at few days.
When the election Of Mr.. Tiidep
!. feet settlei By he official count,
twill be Ia order frr the Democracy
1T pailss 10 celebrate the deliverance
Of the country from Rsdical rule by a
grand torehliSht procession. Mean
time prepare for it.
-iu-,ph Hawkins, aiids Texas Joe.
Is thoroughly euthu-ed over the result
o. the election, and was the last person
tolsaye cur sanctum this morning.
Jgestsbulated vote Of the States l. n
miracle ~ completely, which, sfei
Considerable xigzsging, foots up two
hundred aud three electoral votes fOl
reform.
One Of the solid old yeomanr,
marched up into THE HERALD sane
tum yesterday, with his umbrella a
reverse arms" aud asked, shaw
you got anything to lean on yet from
the election? Fm a Democrat of n n!
years standing, aud don't want to &,
home without something 10 lean GU
That fellow Grants mighty nigl
ruined the country, and Pm ready
IN die, when his party Is busted" an,
he went ava boiling over.
The most amusing and preposter
Gus ELECTS are being produced on th'
more ignorant negroes by the election
news, some 81 them are firmly per
suaded that they are all to be put bach
into lavery IL rilden il elected. A
wsg told one ofihem yesterday. "Jak'
saw your old master looking for yol
yesterday "WIufier he lookin' 70
ne Boss ? "Oh," said the wae. che 3
just looking mp al his old servants.
Jake hasn't been seen since. Oae o
our typo informed an astoBished col
ored brother yesterday that be bs
bought him Aud the way tbs
culored brothers. eyes showed ihei
whites was caution.
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Fsne sen.,b,,i,ie. are Ike " ooab,....

Delightful iuxuries OF beauty 10 Irvine
around a solid upright stem OF understand
ing, bot very poor Things II ansnstsined by
strength, they are left 10 creep along the
ground. 80 H. IS win the body, when sGs.
tanned by strength and health, Then all is
ncHaty aud happiness. Bat when enfsebieo
by disease, ,here Is no siiveTy lining To the
ei''lir. 'sio IA i.erTades All nature aud hope
dwIndier Ints despair. Invalid, woEii ; on
enjoy that .ssiinab!e boon. heslth- Know
that 1t - within yoGr power. Thon-
sands have been rs bad On as yon are
strength 10 illeir enieepied limbs, and 10y 4,
their dssp1adlug hearts has ben in paftec
BY the Ju;Iictou use Of IL. iutI's vegetable
pills, the hJun To -utisria. humanity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-11
airs, !. war, r.r., "a r.ace. ;.

And first in the hearts Of the thousands who
we're once the victims Of disoriered liver
aud It's attendant maiadies- Such us Con-
ssipation. Bilious Fevers, Collie, D.spepsia,
SICK Headache, chilis, Rheumatism, 0out,
JaGudice, Rest'essness. Loss of Appetite and
General Debility. "First Turrs P,Lrs and
then health and happiness. . Is their motto
This Is the result Of American progress in
science. Diseases that were once treated by
smetics, biisters, .ancets. starvation and
poisonous minerals, sTe noE cured by thcss
safe and gratle pills. whiea impart strength
10 the body, while they remove all nm.
healthy secretions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-11

bo la Dallas Men ay' ssn AL,
hss reason 10 beii-ye that ,ae Dai.as
aud Wicbils will toe tnilt, aud IL
knows that the completion OF the road
does not depend upon any Que man,
nor set of men.