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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-02
A Now EantnI.

The new hotel built by Mr.. Ryan, Of
Mckinney, on Pacific avenue, has
been leased by Messrs, Hughes "
Mitchell. will be just opposite the
new passenger depot Of the Texas and
Pacific railway.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Hear In Mind

You can buy home by paying one
fourth cash, and the balance in thirty
six monthly instalments, at the sale on
Monday, December 1 1876 For portlc-
ulars inquire Of
i. y, GuEDRY,
dCcldlt Lamar Hotel Building
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NnIicc.

All those indebted to II G. Bohny,
are requested to call and settle. Those
who do not pay in ten days will get q
full receipt through the columns of the
Dallas newspapers. H. e. BohNY
noy2jdlw
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yr,e vny ,r,m,,,Ietnn AIlinnco,

Anl ~ hllNh INV u'lbH NtlI N'" ~
The doctors are not happy.
giIe Fny r'mpieion Alliance
This dramatic troupe made It's ilrSl
this season ut the opera
house, to a full aud fashionable house
on Thursday night, IN the musical eX-
travagunza ,of "Aimeen aud Bouci'
caulr popular Irish drama, "Ihe Col
leon Bawn.N
Fay rpmpeton the prccocious Juye-
nile star was OF course the observed OF
MI observers, aud carried of the hon
ors Of the evening, She is beyond all
question the most singuInrly gifted
child on the board, to-day, Her forts Is
comedy but her ve.saDaiiy is some
thing marvellous. Fay isA mos! en-
gazing and wiusDme little Iady, quite
Irresistible IN the eXuberance Of her
spirits, Tue grace aud ease OF her
stage manner and the charming
uuircic oi her school ofactinR. Moth.
Ing could be more delightfully."- fresh
and original, more piquant and spark
| ling. There Ia suChan electrical warmth
about her, tEat every movement ana
eXprussiOn ~ estimating and hGwild-
crlug in IT, effect. She is not inferior
10 Lytlu Ia her mischievou1 mcrrlncss,
and not unlike Picrulpmiui In IL GER
tain petite, arch. way Of singing, looke
Ing and moyciuE, a. once immiucHuy
cunning and MATERIAL, We predict for
Fay a most brilluut art failure, She
exhibits more talent ,hnn the Bate
mans old Mt her age, who have since
made great reputation abroad and in
this country.
There was some disappointment in
not seeing more ~ Fay in the pro-
gramnc, but the production Of "Ihe
Colleen Bnwu' prccudud il This
play Sao well mounted the cast good,
aud the cnscmbic very pleasing, MIR.
john Vempleton, Miss Alice Nanc and
( the other members of the company
sustaining their regulations as very
painslukiug mud deserving profess
, siuuals.
/ Last night the Gew and origina
Shnkespcarian extravaganza in II tab
leau and two acts, entitled "Puck,
was presented. It was written speci
ally to illustrate the peculiar talent o
Fay lemplelon, and II was in this tina
= Grand Opera in New York as to cal
forth the most ilattering and highes
encouiGms from the leading critics o
that city, 1t nbUundS with prodgloui
hurlesqucs, the most iudcriOus pArO
dies and a spirit of glotesque, mock
heroic, RrandIluquent extravaganza
thut is exceedingly funny and droll
The music aud costumes added not I
little to the success Of the entertain
mCnt. The screaming little coined.
Of the "Irish 0octorn concluded tn,
=. evenings performance.
l To-day, at two O'Clock, there will b
70 II grand maduce, when programme
4 both interesting aud amusing will b
t presented. The price Of admission vii
i be Alty cents for ladies and gentle
men, aud twenty-five cents 70
children.
10 night the new and beautiful pla!
the"rmirie Flower" viii be presente
with fine caste. Reserved seats on
dollar; back seats fifty cents. Tn
troupe goes from here to Sherman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-02

An Amcs engine, thirty-horso power,
and steam pump and pipes, all in good
working order Apply to ,.,,
PAT. MULLlNH,
novlg.lm OppOsIteOity NILS DALLAS, Texas
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SlTUATloN WANTED, in II dry goods or
- grocery mouse, by young man, % years
OF age, steady habits. aud an extensive ac-
quaintance In Dallas, Ellis and johnson
counties. Any references can given hat
may be required by citizens of Dallas. Ali.
dress, within eight days, to W. II. Young,
Dallas, Texas. nov2Oipi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNRUSTEE's sALE-W Whereas Gabriel NJ.
1 freeman aud Marena freeman, his
" Ife, and Noah II. Barto, by their deed of
trust, dated July 30, 1874, Nm recorded on
pages ~, W, 80, IA aud 20 of book \ ON the
2l,n day OF August 1874, of the record of re-
cOrdcr of deeds Tor the county of Dallas in
state of Texas, conveyed to the undersigned
certain parcels of real estate situate In the
city OF Dallas, state Of Texas, and described
M follows.
OF block 2g7 In Ervius addition to the city
OF Dallas, beginning Ut stake 225 feet from
the con ner OF Mckinney and Caroline streets
and the northeast corner of block NJ, on The
south side OF Caroline street; thence north 40
degrees, west with the south ide of Caroline
sire I ll2I feet; thence south 10 degrees, west
100 feet; thence south % degrees, east 100 I, et;
thence north ij degfees, east 100 feot, TO place
OF begiuning.
.. Also, another part OF block w, In said
ErVln's addition to the city OF Dallas, begin
ming In the centre Mckinney road at the
south corner of lot sold by q. W. Erwin
and =. J. Erwin, his wife, to j L. JOhu son;
thence so III Ia degrees, west with the centre
OF Mckinney road 80 feet; thence north Is de.
grees wesi rs feet thence north ID degrees
east 90 feet; thence south d degrees, east .25
feet, 10 the beginning.
g. Also, pact block 29l, In Erwin addition
t. said city of Dallas, beginning at "A stake on
the south sldc OF Highland street l5gl. f on
from northwest corner Of said block No, 1872:
thence south AZ degrees, east 50 feet; thence
north Is degrt es, east LAB 20 Highland street:
thence north a degrees, west 90 feet, to the
place of beginning.
4. Also, the undivided one half OF lots No
| and 2, III block ~ and 270lS, fronting on
Swiss street u feet, " feet on Leonard street.
80 feet on right-ot-way OF Texas, "a feet on
Miranda street. having depth of ITO feet
from Swiss street TO Miranda,
8. Also, all lot No. 3 of same block, In Goods |
a ditlOu To the city of Dallas, fronting a. |
feet ON Swiss street and running back 10 |
ieet, and fronting on Miranda street 81 feet. |
Which said conveyance was made In trust |
to secure the payment OF certain promissory |
notes. In said deed specified.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the proyis. |
ions of said decd of trust, ana at the REQUEST |
of the legal holders of said notes, |, tho un. |
dersigned trustee Will, on
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betw en- the hours of 10 o'clock In The fore
noon aud O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, Mt the courthouse door said city of
Dallas, proceed TO sell NJ public vendue, to
She highest bidder for cash, the above do.
scrlDed property, to satisfy said notes, TO.
gether with the costs and expenses of az
ecuting this trust BENZ. A, MASSEY,
dec2wtt Trustee.
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t'CrAOiinl.

See Harry Jacobs, you want mon.
ey,-tf,
Major T. f. puruell, United States
Marshal, il in the city,
Harry Jacobs will buy anything, TT
The highest price paid for old gold
and silver, at Harry jacobs, 500 Main
street. If.
Messrs. John Bowen, Vic Penke,
Ripley Harwood and Sam Beavers,
who went out with the Peake.Sterrett
exploring expedition TO the Staked
plains, are once more on their native
heath.
Money, money, money, money.
Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs. IT,
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earnestly aud cordially invite all
persons in aud near the city Of Dallas,
who ever belonged to II Baptist church
and not now recognized IA members,
or who are holding letters, or who live
in or near the city NJ Dallas and have
no. procured letters, aud all back
sliders, To meet me 1T the Baptist
church in Dallas, on Sunday, the 81
instant, AT O'Clock. None Others iu-
vited at this hour. W. II. PENN.
Will other city papers please copy?
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold Baths at wilson's, No
ga Kim street decy bdl
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For the week ending December /, 1875.
Furnished THE HERALD 10y d. W, Barnett,
Reporter in this city for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
Stock ON hand September list. lSi6... n3
Received this week ",,......"". 3,f9l
Received previously "........,....,, 2o,NH
Received since september lstm 5Wi
....,.,.......................... MATT
shipped this week ..n","."......." S,5TO
shipped previOusi y"."".,,,,...," 2i,5O ,.o
-
stock on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !ol'
Market nrm. Middling lOhalOAc, Low mid
dliug DsgN4c, Good ordinary StgESc'
METEORoL oGICAL,
Highest tempor0turer".........,,, gu
Lowest temperature, ,...."-.,"."...""." ~
"A Verage temperature at II m."..""""" bS
Rainfall In none
ID. W. BARNETT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

? =
That the South ought to try to do it's
Whole duty to ohr 'colorcd people,
and we ca" only ITO it through the
great Democratic party of lhe
United States. 7. That the great
body of the negroes would be indus
t7ions, thrifty citizens, if taken from
the rule and government of liars.
thf"Nes and muriercrs. =. Thqt the
Radicals are the enemies of re-
form and enlightenment for the
African race, and outside of their
votes. would sooner preach them to
purGhtorv than to Heaven. 8. That
tn" Democrats do not wish or intend
TO put the negroes back into slavery,
hrt only wish to sec them cxultotf,
dfgniticl and chlistianized, under
good government, SO that they may
scnl over to Africa rs missionaries
hundreds and thousands of their
race, to Preach the glad tidings of
the Gospel to the millions of their
race who are living in ignorance
Of the true God and n Saviour, and
bHwinS down and worshipping false
gods. Colorcd people of the South.
you have Il good, great, mighty and
glorious work to do, and if you will
"oh'c over to the good, great and
Wonderful old peoples government
to the true republican, representa-
tive Demo"ratic party Of America
we VIII uo you good. better your
a"Ai1Tjal and civil condition. cxnlt
your morals, and refine your hearts
and souls by the regcncrating inhu"
enccs of wholesome laws. good and
honest government, and genuine
religious principles. Come over.
then. to the help of the Trrd against
the mighty and laNless. for lie h;s
spoken good concerning Israel. Yon
colorcd people know that the Radi-
Gals have Fooled YOU and stolen and
fqnan,lc,cd your money. Schools
three mort.s in the ycarI-and how
many competent teachers, aud how
much clu'ation do your children
get ? Shamc upon such govern
mrnt ! lis a disgrace to the poor
African il his isnorancr. and to the
white race ~ witicriny curse. Oh I!
,nay God speed the right and true,
and curHN all tyr"nnicnl, oppressive;
thicvinG, unjust rn"crnmrnt$ and
the bad acts Of the rulers. God
bless the cnlurcl man in his irno.
rance, anl bring confusion upon the
whit" Radicals, who are leading the
Africans in the Southern States. and
o'lr government, TO political ruin, to
bodily and moral starvation ! I
holt further that the enormously
tvtravagant and unjust taxation in
our Federal and State government;
comes out Of the rnorrl people of
t;ia South, and of tlc laboling class
rS all over the United States. If
all Of thc thousands which have been
stolen had been Justly. wisely and
economically applied TO lcgitiratc
purposes, we might to-d:nv have
been much more enlightened, hap
py and prosperous people.
j. w. COOK.
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South Carolina Democratic Platform.


The Democratic party of South
Carolina, in Convention assembled.
announce the following as It's plat.
form Of principles:
We declare our nctr rptnlicG in
perfect good faith Of til" Thirteenth:
Fourteenth and I'iftcfnth Attend
,,,cnts tn the Federal Constitution ;
ncctptii2 and standing upon them,
We turn front th', Srttlcd and final
past to the great living and momcn
tous issues Of thr present md tho
future
VIZ ndHpi tho platform Of princi.
flHS ar'homccd by the National
Democratic party recently assem-
blcd ut ST. Lonis. and pledge our-
s''lvcs to full and hearty co-opcra-
ton in securing the election of it's
distinguished nominees. Samuel j.
1Hldcn, of New York, md Thomas
A. I}tinlricks, Of Indiana, and be-
licvr That under TIC Wise and Just
administration of it's distinguished
reform leader, assisted by the
cmincntly patriotic and able coin
scllos by whom he will hc surl
rounded, peace and prosperity vii
again bless our country, and the
disscnsons, confusion aid ,iinlad-
ministrntion Of the pnst eight years
will givo place to toi}cord; good
government, mld i tht'rdiigli rcstota.
tion Of the Unioh. in accordancG
with the dcclarationi' of that plat
form; and The nttcranchs and ncts
of o,ir distinguished leader, TIC
dclnalid a genuine and thorough
rcl|r,, i'll tht State Of South Caro-
lima, and call upon all Of its citizens,
irrrspcctiv" of race, color or pre-.
tions condition: to rally with rs to
It's re lcmptioi; for it is cvilsnt that
substantial and lasting reform is
impnssiblh witl,ih the ranks of the
Republican party 81 this State.
We ciinrGc ihat party with ARRAY
ing race against race, creating dis
tlnbmccs; and fomcnting diific,ll"
tics with prostitutihg the elective
franchise, tamrcl;ng with the bal
lot-box; and holding unfair and
fraudulent clcGtiohs with having
acc,imulatGd an c,o,mous debt,
lnismanascd the finances, aid i'll
jurcd tho credit Of the State with
lcyying rxorbitnnt taxes and squan'
dcrihg them when collected, thus
wriilgilis from tho toll and livcli--
hood Of the hcnest poor man of the
State, a large pe2ccntum Of his hard
earnings, without giving in return
any compensation therefor and
with hopclcssly involving in debt u
majority Of the counties OF the
State. It's management Of our
penal and charitable institutions is
a shame and a disgrace. We charge
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

VINO Cor TIE BEST or Ir?-TW6
mon were nngrily disputing iii front
of the pn"t-ofiico yesterday: Ono
sail-"You'rc It Blear-c bccr-
bcguzzled DutchIiah!" !" The other
said-"VclI, by shorgc: you vas not,
tinSs You cah tarn '>ig; fiottings,
shoost like slioost likt .a--a.-pig
crow>scarc; by shorgc, mid ot,d my
ahtuflin."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

DEAp.-Speaker Kerr dEpartGd
this lifeat Rockbridgc Alum Springs,
Virgiliin, on thu lgtl. He. was q
good man, md We cu}i Ill afford to
spare him Mt this tiinc: H6 ~as n
man Of st,idiots habits; so,ihd l6arn-
ing aid great logal ability
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

One mildred and scveiityssix Cor
mai neNspapers support 1'ilden:
Sixty~niilc support Hayts: Thd
Gcrit!an n na@spap6rs sGc4h iiiGlinod
to shake the bloody SchurH:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

1t Was evening, Three of thotii
were kiilihg Il 3at; Ono of thoii
held Il }nntcrh, anothcr held q cnt
and the third jammcd the pistUl
INTO TIM eats car, and fired; shoot.
ing the man III the hand who held
the cat; and the ono with the lpha
tern VAS Wounded in tho arm: Thb
cut left wlrii it saw how mattcrs
stood, and that ill~fccling was being
cngcndcrcd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

"NTrs Spihks,' observ Ia boardbr
to His landlady, "tho equal adjust
ment of this establishment could be
moro safely secured if there was less
hair in the Lash and more In th3
mcttresgei
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

Counterfeit ten-cent pieces are
in circslation:
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1T is said that there arc no white
Republicans in old Pickens.
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Cbxv1cTs REcAprvnED.- Tho two
convictB who cscaPgd from the
guard ut tho Green Hill plantations
several weeks ago; We're recnpt,trcd
at Hopkiis t'triit!lt aid have been
TURNED over To Cbl: Pnrmele:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

Z L.EIR;pNt ~NyU-.1 co., Pa.
Lt'iJ allL.N rrrI!,t,c
Ih5 u,w a.,ei inoY prepared for The
accommodation vt guests aud win alto. 4
.f"i rate CaiertinH,ut t1rcrsuua visiting
irc.u.Dt. Every oh1rt uiIl bc made 90
promote he comfort g. trayelors STOPPING
nt This hcusc. Choice liquor. at ,Ac l1t
aud tine Table supplied with tie best lhs
market Affords. Au ample stable in com.
eei'ou "l.u iuc house. Apill, '1t'G
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The late convention OF directors
OF the poor of the state, among other
resolutions adopted ono instructing
the executive committee and board
ofpublic charities to call the atten-
ton Of Goyeror Hartranft to the ter.
rible evils resulting from koeping
|the childrep, in our alnishouses and
requesting that he call the attention
Fof 0ny next legislature toit, and ask
that they take some notion toward
iInGlyipg The evil immediately as
they may think proper.
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NnlHslnT IN STORY; also by
N.b& DR. Eoors Chnnp cdi-
SGESlNSkz tlon. vols I'm /. neatly
bound, So; in separate vols. AZ S5 and $3.50,
according 10 binding. sent ly mail Oh r9c,iIt
ofprlce. just he Thing for UUng people. Con.
teut- table free
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BRAVE HEARTS -He that looks
out upon the world from a sour or
severe disposition, with hard and
Straight notions, is i'll prepared TO
'mees the expeiience Of the world /:
but he who has tho sweetness Of
hope, he who has an imagination lit
hp with ,cheeriulness. he who has
The senGe of humor which softens all
ihiugs-he who has his atmosphere
OF the mind-1has made himself supe-
rior to accident. AS the angel de-
scribedby Milton, who was smitten
by the 'sworG, and whose wounds
healed assoon as the esword was with,
drawn, so ought man to be and
when he receives spear thrust in
life, no sooner should tho spear be
Withdrawn then his flesh ought to
i'closo and be itself again" q
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Pr2ao2~cso1 lncara5y,.

Eosrcv. Try %. 1871,
u Y. SrrNrNs. Es1,; DeU Sir-I have
been badly aili.'ci wiri Kidney Ultuplaint nr
ten yetts have uttered great paln IN my back,
hips M .ide with grUlt dt'lculty Ia passing
urine. which was soitc1, md ln vsrv sinali dnau.
uttcs. lrclnrptiy accompanied with blood aud
cxcriciitiue pain.
/ hsyc ri;'ully triod most of IN, popular
r'me'ii"s ftconroGdnl Tor Wy cnmplaint I
have boon under the treatment # srre pt tho
most ssilifrl phys,ci1ns IN istgni All Jrwhbip
p-"p'une-d my c1sr ineurfhe' TINT vas m Y
condition whcp wts nlvi7c ~ ? frionl 70 Try
il9 l.iElL NJ ma j cnuli src the 2sll C.If.fH
tom the .rft d'tc I took. nu1 ir5 .n that f-t.
mout Sglt Du ifnurovlri, rutil I was eutlroIy
cufe'. taking in All, .'tpUii tdina, about slN
hltt'Cs
lti' lnrec1 valuable medicine and ifI should
hc afflicted again a. tho st'no way. ! would
give o dollar ioeH, n ! could not p1a II with.
0ut' 4eal-cNu d.. y. Vt 8fiE.
Jii rditd street. south gy.,0n.
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Pain ijatte Bach.
THE BEST aFEDICIYE.

GAsr 10 tlsnF SID. Aug % is7l'
Nr Srty.N-: BcarSlr--f avn spyfttvso o-c
rr1rs H't ago; htfe euffA-ai rftnv wears wf.L
htInoF Opmpl1iu'. wcakness'fu nv back and
et1rl ID. va9 lnlHpad ~ friend 20 ~ v6ur
' MlitN'. iu ] ID us It tho zee, lu7sictuR Tor
wrf rtss ~ th" ifil'rvs J ever usal fhrsc
TILED u,tuy remedies fIr t'tit complaint nnI
never i1nni fo mI.h rclle. as fon the VEUa-
rttE II tNrcag'leu" rnlinvig5 stss thc vA9lc
.y t'ri, Mnnr % 0lmr pcgiaiHti19et htrrtaton
D. luH rei"v. ~ t' bH g15i Dr tt tso c1m.
iainis Tor 0a'ch s. Sc rerpum ended.
tH.f .fff#s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

ESagsn Publications. We can fur.
HfSkAf - nisA al, Of DR.. IOurE's popular
EssNkzs Dime Pnbllc,tion-.on hrtlui und
Kindred topics. "OLD EYES MADE NEW :"
tells how to restore the sight mud gN, ~ gh 80,
without the aid OF Doctor on Medicine. IEllf
million lih,o been issued already! ",capoitr
tSD cUNE ron TiIN RuPTuHIp' 81 q tulutlc
mOnogfaph for ihose who grr nll'c'cl viii iMp.
tnrc or lil ' "PnYsoLoulCAI ElIMINlNr
people born right "iIYsioLoGiCAT MAnLiAoE"
gives tho latest rcseelchcs tulHrdiug lie laws
governing tcmncrumyntu adaptation, 9 G., Sc.
a SrEP BACkwARD, REVIEWING incout .dCIate
ipgislaiion concerning the Prevention u
Conception. "SPCEaAToWluLA,n or Sam.
mll Weakness With evidence OF iis curuhiilty.
"CHoCP, iis causes, prevention and CutV iLyAl-
liable 10 every mOih'r haylug the care ~ small
children. "COLD EEET," causes. prevention
aud cure. Any one ~ tho foregoing bhbd
Publications VII be sent by mail, IDs.a3o. lrS.
paid, on receipt Vi lcn cenls,
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

Il HHN Nh 4 DIE CURE.
was that OF Eiwiri u. Hanson, Engineer ut
1ueHrss SSeeny,s Pottery, 1884 Rilsc avenue.
IhlhielpHli He had 4 violent cough, niuht
fweits, sore thrIat and great weaknes spit u {
rlherent times a pint OF blaOd. gave up All
nope ui recovery, Through the use Of
"Dit. SWAYNE'S WILD CHERRY SYRUP"
because a sound and healthy man, and re-,
mhps so TO this day, although twenty years
nave elapsed since he was cured
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. six bottles IS If
your Druggists or slore.keepor does not sell st,
we WIZ forward half dozen. freight paid, 10
any address, on receipt ofthe price.
Prepared only by,
DIR. SWAYNE& * ScS,
$50 North Sixth street, Phila.
Sold BY all Prominent Drug,ist
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4 GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE
SWAYNE'S

Uoid tche Linguor and Melancholy genorsf.
y fpriug from disordorcd stomach costiveness
% torpid liver. Each may be gpeedily rcnioy.
ei by Dr Swayne's Tar Piiis. witch stimulate
INC btver ana stomach to n hoalthy action in
removing all bil ii1usness, and Producing reyu.
lar eg tcuatiOns Of the bowels.
LIVER COMPLAINT
That dreaded disclse from which =, many per.
sons suiieT, Is frequently tho cause OF
HEADACHE. INDIGESTION, ~
DYSPEPSIA
IL speciily relieved, pulnre often permanently
cured by their use. Fovers arc otou prevontoI
by the Hsu Of these Sirsaparillt pllls. a. thay
carry W, through the blood. tho impurities from
which they arise. For costiyeness there Is
nothing 20 eilootual as
SNANNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
FILLS.
They are purely vegetable, anl act snceIeiIy
~ tncir liver a Blue Mass or Cllonel win.
one any bad results from taxing.
Dcscfib" symptoms on all comm nm Icaliu
an rilress letcrs TO pr. ~wayno n SON PJtln.
ocipi,H. No charge Tor advice. Sent hy mail
on retc'pi ~ price. Prico 70 cents a r0x hvo
boxes nr 81.
AsA your druggist for item,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
TO THE SICK.

great many are now suffering with c,lds,
coughs, hnd other ailments, which. IL not
nrm.rtly attended to may result In IN inciira.
40 disease. fpr AL diseases or the throat,
.re1St and lungs, Dfonchlalor asthmdtic anec.
Dr. S'sdWc's C5npo mi Syrup Of WIZ
CHg7y
II pleasant and certain cure. The oldest aud
hc't rcmrdy IL. promotes oxneciOrttinn auI
remove. Hll diseased matter which obstrnc's the
lunas, th9 liberation Is healed and the sufferer
t. e''urtd To perfect health. IL IL n0urI.hinx
strou sthcning, ana Tor disturbed re,t AT night.
l'H use VIII tlvo sweet rop1so. IL tho bowels ara
cn'nYe ur liver dlsJrdereI takc at nrst few
u.,so, oI nwtyne's TAR and SarsapirillA piil,
which viii evacuate the bowels, md IL of vii,
lnportlnce, relieve the congested liver anJ
remove all hilliou'ness. Then follow with
- SWhyhes Wild Cherry syrup, and health,
These valuable IN ediclues