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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27
Dental Notice.

HAVING located myseifin Baltimore, N -
~ Hascver street, three doors from Lou.
hasd. respectfully soFici, 4 ech- $3.50
iinuaiion Of the iiteral pasro-
n@se thar +: have rwc~ivrd hereto AI4NU
fore f.om he cisisens OF -. Aars's shall en- =
d.ssor 10 execute NV work In the bssi manner
aid sion ske most liberal terms. shall Wei,
ih- toaniy q Different periods Of the y,a-,
when due notice win be gsven.
+ ~ .3 Very respectfully.
Dee %. iefs-as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27
NOTICE.

LII persons Indebted 70 me on med
IA ical account up to the Is, Of J.u-
usry, 1876. are notified 30 come for.
ward aud settle the same BY cash or ns,e
without further delay
Hereafter settlements vii be expected
the LIST OF January aud the Is, Of July
Of each year. ~
A. J. sPALDlNG.t
Jau 6. 1876.
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WAGONS sree,z,, W
Boarding.

AFR Len .LBURS, form.rl, Iof ct Ma
Avn fy' county has reno Setfrnn No, 80
Hanover ST. To les ". Lvnbaydss. beteeep
&asrr 90 LsSssfy, andis yrepsrrd 70 receive
ps<.s.as,t and transient Bear ders,
Japs Io1o--.f. 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27
EXECU TORS NOTICE.

EXECU TORS NOTICE.
Orphans COnrrof 81 Nary, County, Se,:-
. Dec ~, Isis.
ORDERED BY TIE Court. That pani,
~ H4mmetr, Exc ufor Of Rich ard Cotton
lat. OF 81. Mays county. Maryland, decess-
I'd. give the Eoiice required bv law 10 the de-
cessed's creditors I" exhibit their claims, and
;ha. the same he published once week Tor
SIX successive weeks in the ~ Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS T " ALLEY,
Register Wills Of st Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, I hereby
give notice that have ohisined from tho Or
phans' Court offs, Marv's county. Maryland.
letters ieiaureUtry on tn PERSONAL estat "a
Of li;hard colt'n, late of said county, de.
ceased All persons having cksims against the
said deceased are hereby notified to exhibitths
same aiih tie proper voschefS attached there
to, 10 TIE snhserihsr, on or before the 9th IA!
of Iui,. 1875. they will otherwise by ls~ bs
exclud Il from all benefits of;hs said estate
All Persoas indebted to the deceased are re.
| qnesied to make immediate pay ment TO tn.
| subscriber.
ANIEL c HANMETT,
| Executor
Jan 6, lSi6-6w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27
Land Wanted.

AN usacrised by responsihispartiesteb
1000 ACRES OF WOODLAND
Pine erosk) 10 81. Mssy's eeunty. vishinsvo
miles oil navigable water, for which q liberal
price will be given. lash. Address.
10. 9. NoR6AS, Atty,
Lsoaarassva HI.
"u-ds Tg-~~.7
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cRAMT0N's IMPERIAL
SOAP
ls1HE BEST"

!es sesp 10 naauss~sssrd sf~h ps,e na-
ess.as. asd - Il eonesi-s . s~sre eeseeasas<
o Vegetable Oh . warranted fhlis eqsaa %
sne cses imi cr'td Cessre Soap. and a. The
ame ume rcssssses an thew sshinx and e.~ans-
- waperties 90 the eesebvasrd Gesusau ard
tseech sn4 Laundry Scssps. ID D. shersssrr
e,snen4fd tpe 80 n IN kauuiryv Eischeas
sud .afn-room, and .ssnsysl hcasehola pns.
49, $50, Tor Frsasefs, tssasees, Easiaeers.
sna asetihis,s. ssis viii ren,ovs ssslss o.
ssk, Gsss.r, fas. sai. Pssaf. sse-, from the
saaas' Manufactured oaly b. -
CHAMPION saoraERs.
SAO 10 wt'ge,s Psaee ana
D and % 3eGerses Aa,see,
New Yesk,
For sale BY PARRISH BROr1ERs a.
West Ii MI ard Strr~t, Baltimore. Nd.
DEC .. lsTs-iy. &
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FIRE l~aFiRE |! FIRE !
INV ELL.NGs RI xITrRe
- 9ARNS. OUEaiiObS ES. 4ARlI
PRODUCE ske. &c.. issssse % the Ne.
tual feao ~ the sss sss ses sssS
STATE or MARYLAND
xUraAL E1Rzl
Iassirancs Company
OF BALTIMORE. =
OFee W. n Sssta street..
to HARRIS. Psssis-s,.

DIRECTORS.
r y Caughy. :. Noah Wslkes& &C
shilip r George, .. George 3 Jsakins
ID anderson. 80 Andefson Z Bro
loh1 essek .Carpeatsr and Builder.
Hon Geofe 7ren Court OF Appsa!s.
George Ptsnkins, ,:harlss eoosty.
y : sA'l;nesr. Sc. Nary soas,y.
Thisis Rome CSmpisy. gotten M en-
'sesalv 10 the interest cf the citizens ~
Southern Ma.xltxas1A, snshle them to"ver .
some the dificblties they> experienced IL
psceovise l~sasasce in tke ar,linars .inaus-
snee Gomparies. with sssaicrtfy ofits Dt.
rectors we'll snoSp IN that CON aso nifty.
10 has .heen in-cussrsss row over fcnr
years. Al iosses accrued. and thew have
heen unusually large. hare been faifhfalis
and promptly psid, which AZ our kesi guar
sni~e GOT the future. q. 'h ssF
The plan adopted il the safest ant cheap
est known IN tns6faiec, aud affords toa'l
Insurance NJ it's exact cost, and ough 10 he
encouraged by all who wish 10 protect them
selves asaiust loss or damage b.. FIRE.
ifthose Interested will get ittheir natro,
rage and interess themselves In the incrrn..
~ it> husiness. in few wears IL viii van,
,mopR the largest Insurance corpo-arinr.
| in Maryland. , credi and heneii "a al,
md "a honor to the State.
..r -te GEH,. A. SIMMS.
0cnef5, Agef for 81. Mary's Co
iune 2s. ls7s-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27

NEW Bee
~. W ri,
Tie
SONGS;
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Do
On
BY THE Fl
AUTHOR : :
OF J.
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Cabin Y
In the Lane, J
Mollie, 5
Drilling, r
Write Ne I
q Letter r.
from Tome,
Nora I
O'Nra., Ii
Driven =
from Home, 5
Shamus 5
O'Brien, :
We Parted "
by the J.
liver-Side +
My Southern :
Sunny Home, X
Etc, Etc,
Jan 81, ls7s-Im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27

a. 900 per day Al home. Sam.
~. =" ~ piles worth 81 free. Srix-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27

Jan 6. lSis-6v
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-27
NOTICE.

'HE death Of James s. Downs DE-
. ! voiving upon nae She settlement o,
the rar'ner.hrp accounts growing o,n
at the publication Of the - MARf's BEA-
con. notice j. given TO all interested, tha,
treasures Win n, ence be taken to close up
these transactions. PARTIES indebted u,i
save rxp.rs.,,b b, . pron'pt response to this
po,ice The debts Of the 6rm will be
paid BY the undersigned.
JOHN F. KING,
a. Surviving Partner.
ia ne 3. SE-lpS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
Every body PINnsCil.

The Paris Weekly Press u not dis
posed to take umbrage at the man
ayers of the railroad ball aud BAN
quet to be given Mt that place on the
sd instant, because tho tickets have
been printed In Dallas and one Of her
best bands secured for the occasion.
The Press very properly remarks, that
Paris is only feeder for Dallas, and
intimates that II should not aspire to
rival the Western Metropolis. The
editor evnces remarkably good taste
when he expresses wish for Dallas
ball, for Dallas printing, for Dallas
music, and that lie nay be permitted
to ingratiate himself into the favor of
this city.
We open our arms to him. We wish
him to consider himself ingratiated.
We appreciate the very high compli-
ment his language confers upon us /;
especially do we appreciate the music
and printing business which he con-
fesses Dallas alone Is competent to
furnish. This is, indeed, high eulogy.
So impressed is The HERALD with
tho good vii! evinoed for this city by
our contemporary that she will send
her editor-in-ohief to the ball and ban
auet, and bid him express in proper
person our fluctuations upon this
happy occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
DALLAs IMPROVEMENT
Continuous Erection ~ New nnd
Oos,Iy Residences Gh.,.. New
street Gar Line,

The first thing that attracts the nj
tenllOn ~ visitors 10 our city IL the
general air 0f business that everywhere
prevails, aud the number Of subslan'
thai improvements being made In the
shape Of the erection Of costly blocks
Of business houses aud superb aud
beautiful residences, The growth OF
Dallas for the past four years has been
30 rapid that older citizens can hardly
realize or appreciate the wonderful
number OF improvements that ARE
going on at the present time,
The recent completion Of the new
street ear line, running through Ross
avenue aud Sun Jacinto streets has
seemed 10 give u new impetus to that
section OF the city, aud new almost
palatial residences are sprlnglng up on
every slide, Among those but recently
completed or now under construction
that most attract the eye Of the passer'
by Tor their tasty architectural designs
and beautiful grounds, are the resi-
dences of Mr., Il 7, Bryan, Captain
John Boolihoul, Mr.. jeff Word, DR..
Childress Mr.. liollenbeck aud Colonel
VIM. j. Keller, tho latter almost Il
perfect palace, vlelng in beauty, both
externally and internally with any
residence IN the State. Lots are cheap,
and from one end TO the other Of the new
line residences, from the palatial man
sion to the humble cottage, are being
erected with II rapidity that must soon
make that section Que Of the most
populous Of our city.
The HERALD Is pleased to note that
the enterprise and liberality Of Colonel
Kellar and his associates In the new
line OF railway Is meeting with crafty
Ing returns, the receipts Of the road al
ready paying more than the average
expenses. They are now engaged In
ballastlng and suIfncing the road with
rock and gravel, and In few days
viii have IL Ia first-cass condition
THE HERALD has been informed that
provided they receive sufficient encour.
agement, they intend to run circular
line from the present terminus, pass
ing the Fair Grounds, to connect with
the Main-street line. The length o
+ the contemplated line will be abou
one and quarter miles
and while II would prove
vast convenience TO our citi
zens, II would doubtless prove pro
ltable Investment to the stockh elders
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

The following is clipped from the
San Antonio Express
The case of the State versus Robert
Peale (oolored), for assault with intent
to commit rape, was taken up last
evening, and upon hearing of evidence
laid over until to-day.
In this connection we will also mem
ton that Professor +. II. u. Jackson,
who married II charming daughter of
our fellow citizen, Captain George S.
Deats, has been favored in similar
manner. The Professor and his Indy
now reside at iiremnnd, Texas.
THE HERALD can hardly credit the
truth OF the above, and insists that
there has been some mlstaGe. Proba-
bly,, the intelligent gentleman who
imposes the Express forms neglected
to place the latter paragraph under a
birth announcement that appears in
the same column, which II should I'M
doubleday have followd. AT any rate,
The HERALD will not believe Pro.
fessor Jackson has been favored " in
a similar mannor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

The "lynx-eyed cotemporary," aswell
as tho austnte editor of the Fort Worth
Democrat, although protesting to be
familiar with the art of modern jour
nalism seem, to forget that advertise
mentS are quite frequently inserted in
local column under the guise of re-
portorial interviews. If Mrs. Wood
hull, the proprietress of large news
paper, understands the very best meth
DDS of advertising, and pays literally
for 1t, neither the "lynx-eyed nor the
over-astute" need grow enyiops. II
the Democrat had exchanged with the
Globe-Democrat, Memphis Appeal,
New Orleans Bulletin or New Orleans
Times, it would have perceived the
same interview deXterously inserted in
their local columns, and doubtless for
good and valuable considerations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

Mr.. Il. p. Lyle, a few days since, re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the death
Of his mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Lyle, which
occurred IN Macon, Missouri, on the
10Th instant. 1t has scarcely been two
weeks since he received tidings of the
death of his father, and his younger
brother, Mr.. John w. Lyle, immedi.
ately left for Missouri to pay the last
sad rites to his memory, when the
crushing affliction of his mothers
death il visited upon him. Mrs. Lyle
survived her husband bnt ten days.
Loving aud united IN life, it.seems as If
fate had decreed they should not be
severed even In death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

The following arc some OF the
prominent Sunday School workers
who have promised to attend the
State Sunday school Convention,
to be held in Dallas on the
18th, 10th and Goth Of April Mr..
William Reynolds, who assisted In the
District Sunday School Convention
held here last March, now hold
ing Conventions In Canadai Prof j.
q Gllet, Superintendent OF the Deaf
aud Dumb Asylum In Jacksonville,
Illinois, and ex-president OF the Inter
national Sunday School Conventions
Revs. j. IL. Brooks, Thomas Marshall
and Thomas Morrison, eminent dlvines
of ST. Louis; Mrs. George Partridge, OF
st. Louis, said to be one Of the finest
infant class teachers in the United
States. Revs. Stephen aud William
pdxgon, familiar TO all, are now hold
ing District Sunday Soho0l ponven-
tions in various parts of Texas, and
will awaken much enthusiasm wher-
ever they 20. The hospitality OF the
city has been rendered to all delegates,
and the Executive Committee earn
estly request all citizens who will en-
terrain any Of them, to signify the
same by communicating with the Cor
responding Secretary, John NJ. Mccoy,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

ubfistisu Church. Corner Austin street
aud IoA avenue. Services, iOIs aud o'clock
sunday school nj o q, N. social meeting ey.
cry Thursday night att o'clock. Elder kirh
Baxter, Pastor.
N. X. Church south--corner Commerce ana
Lamar streets = Rev. MIR. Nicely, Pastor
Services AZ II am. ana ~ pm, every sunday,
Prayer meeting Thursday evening ~ ~
O'clock. Strangers and Waiting members
brethren cordially invited,
Congregational Church -services every sun-
day, at Knights OF pythias Hall Preaching
at "A O'Clock to-day, by Rev, H. NJ. panielH'
Visiting hreihrcn cordially Invited 70 NJ
tend.
First baptist thnrch--Corner sycamore and
Patterson streets Rev. "a. W. Rogers, Pahiol
(rehldenoe 2le Bryan street,. Services every
Lord bay 40 II o'clock AIN. and ~ o'clock
p.m. Sabbath school ut w o'clock AIN
Prayer Meetlng Wednesday evening NJ ~
O'Clock, seets troe
FIRST Presbyterian Chureh-on Elm street
hay. A.p SMITH, Pastor. sunday School al
w o'cloM ia,i preaching NJ II AM and
m. ilsy0f Neetina on Wednesday even
ings, Ladies Nd Society meats ever,
Tbufsdey eYenng nv 80. M, NJ the church
Young arn'e nhrlsilan AssocIatlon--lt o0ml
over sIaniord'a boot and shoe store, ialn
mreet. Free reading rooms open every night
second Prtsby1 rlAn Church North,-At Cd,
Fellowh' Hall Sabbath morning, NJ
O'CLOCK, and sabbath evening, NJ 7i'O. Re-
J, a. Venable, Pastor. Sabbath school at J
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

Parties desiring fine Jewelry should
visit the beautiful establishment Of
Messrs. Atkinson u Alstead, adjoining
the State Savings Bank. Their stock
embraces the finest assortment of jew
elry ever brought TO the State, and II
IL offered at prices that will commend
themselves TO all who desire to pur-
chase n good article at moderate
price,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
l,uckhorn Market.

East Dallas, corner of Elm and Pearl
streets, Ia holding out inducements for
oil eating and boarding houses and
families, as to prices, for the best quail
tiles of all kinds OF meats. Prices low
and in keeping with the times. The
citizens of the Third and those living
in the upper part of the Fourth Ward
can well boast Of this Market. 1t Is
well conducted, and attention aud
pclitenesg is acportea 10 oil. Proof is
Ivy testing, Call and see. --Aav.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

c. T. sisson, music dealer, of Austin,
Is In the city, en- route from st. Louis
home. He win remain until Tuesday
evening.
George Merrlweather, fun-loving
social, iovial George, or, as he is more
generally known among his friends,
"Gentleman George" arrived in the
city last evening, aud win spend to-
day at bis old home. George Is now
stationed at Paris, in the interests of
the Texas Central, and has made
there, as he does everywhere he goes,
host Of Il lenda.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
by a notice under the head Of cIly

by u notice under the head Of CITY
Business, Mr., James Sheppard, u can
dldate for CITY Treasurer, notifies his
friends that IN consequences Of being
detained at the bedside Of u sick son,
who is believed 10 be dying, he Is un'
able TO call on his friends, but hopes
that they will bear HIN In mind on
election day.
why pay lwenly or thirty dollars
for u llrst-cuss vet of teeth, wh"n
Shy der ~ Adams nro making full up
per aud lower sel4 Whites hest gum
teeth, for the next thirty days, for ten
dollars, Filling NJ reduced rales-all
work guaranteed hrst-olaSs, ONCE At
San Jacinto Hotel, liesl Of city rel
erence. -Ad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
PROCLAMATION
The CITY Free Of Contagious bis.
eases Of all Kinds.
MAYORS OFFICE, /
CITY OF DALLAS, March Z, 1876. !

GENTLEMEN-You card In this mornings
HERALD calling upon me for an announce
ment to the people that the reports of the
exist nee OF smallpox In our city were
grossly exaggerated, has been received. |
was gratiiied, inasmuch AZ II SHOWS me that
my expressed intentions to take that step
have been endorsed by SO many of our most
respectable business men, and also relieves
me from any doubt may have entertained
as TO the propriety of the Mayors conduct in
taking action BY publication, IN recon-.
mended, with reference to the safety. and
health Of the uitiZens OF Dallas, ms well as to
the prosperity gifts business population. In
accordance, then with my own determine
ton, Us well as your desire, shall issue my
proclamation ms Mayor, which you will find
W. l.. CABELL Mayor.
10 Messrs. Adams Il Leonard, W. G.. Ran.
DAN. John Kerr, q. M. Swlnk, j. G. McCon.
neil, Block, Jett Il Co., Schneider & Davis,
and others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19

weeks after landed IN Dixie, He reach
I'd his home IN Mississippi on the 2sth
Of November, 1894, and engaged In
business until the schools
and colleges Of the State were in u
measure reopened, when he entered
the University Of Mississippi In tho
sprng Of 1850, and graduated In 1863,
all his leisure time to the
study Of law. In November, 1859, he
received his license ~ m attorney and
was admitted to the bar aud In Janu'
AIRY, 1870, moved TO Dallas, where he
hns since resided and praotl,ed
his profession, Mr.. Downs
will unquesiIonabIy make M honest,
cons leatious legislator aud work Tor
the Interest Of his constituency, ms
county and adopted state
uEoRuE N. ALDREDdE,
the recently elected Coanty Attorney,
Is young gentleman Of more than
marked ability, Of commanding pres
enoe, raro legal attainmenIs, aud az II
debater stands second TO no lawyer at
this bar. He was born In Lee county,
Georgia, In 1917, and with his parents
moved TO Texas In 1850, ana
settled In Upshur county lie
was nominated aud elected to the
Lower House Of the Legislature In
1862 but was counted out by one Of H.
j. Davis returning boards. In 1870 he
removed to this city, but after resi-
dencc Of II year he left Dallas and took
up his residence In Waxahachie, Elll'
county, whore no remained until 1919
when he returned to Dallas. lie IL al
this time Alternate Presidential Elec
tor, and Chairman oil the Democratic
Congressional Executive Committee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Ta aha Ruhlie

Owing TO the public dissatisfaction caused
by the great number of parties running for
the ONCE of Assessor and Collector, as one
OF said parties am willing to enter into
some arrangement, either by primary cleo
ton OF otherwise, whereby the number OF
candidates can be reduced. Feeling, at the
same time. confidence in my strength, pro-
pose TO continue In the field until the cleo
tlon Is over unless some arrangement can DO
entered into, and sopoii the votes Of ali my
feiiow-oltlzsns. R. l.. sWEETMAN.
mnrls-dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
To the Voters of Dallas.

FELLow-ciTIaENs-Fo some timN have
been candidate before you for City Treas.
urer, having served Dallas County In the
past in that position. simply desire to ray
that can not canvass the city before the
election, being day ami night in attendance
at the bedside OF a son who is believed TO be
on his dying bed. l trust my friends will
bear this affection In mind, and do me JUS
tice at the election. Respectfully,
JAMES SHEPPARD.
Dallas, March IS, 1876. mchl9d-apr3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

We ask the citizens Of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices Of anything
In our line. 1t will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have n full stock
of China In WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy n full set as cheap
from as nv you can buy II few
pieces from theretail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not ut all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand IA large
line Of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 n. 4tR ST., st. Louis, Mo,
oot9O-dSwly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
THE NEW FIRM,
6I8 Elm street, In Composed Of W. -.
snead, q. h, nrumiey ana H. q.
Nelson.

We unhesiiatingly assert that three
better men cannot be found In the city
or county Of Dallas. These gentlemen
have bought our entire stock Of gfoce.
ries, liquors, etc, aud will keep on
hand n large and well selected stock at
the old stand. We recommend all our
old friends and patrons To call on them,
and form their acquaintance, If moth
Ing more. Very Respectfully,
w c. SlCkLES X co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
A P0eiIcaI Cuss.

The Carnival In our city has gener-
ally been very favorably commented
upon by the press of the state; in fact
some have grown poetlcal over theil
visit to Dallas, as witness the follow
ing from the Corsicana Index!
Then let w sing long live the "Kmg."
And Dallas, long live she,
And when she next does such u thing
May we be there To see.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-19
The only way 10 Conquer Dysp psi"

II IL perfectly prcposIerous I" Introduce
pepsln aud other artificial solvents INTO lhe
stomach In the expectation that they WIZ "s'
slst digestion by acting on the FOOD ils'H
They viii not. Nor sit possible thus TO over
come dyspepsia, They only way 10 CONQUER
that disorder, and prevent henumerous as
eases aud dlsnbilisies which itassuredlS pro-
vokes, IL 10 renew the aotiylty OF gastric nc
ton By strengthening the stomach hos'e''
tors stomach Bites eradicates the most III
veterate forms ol lndostlon by restoring
vitality to the alimentary organs nnd 'hoSe
which are tributary to them The liNer' me
bowels, the kidneys ANA the nerves, no loss
thnn the stomach, experience the inVigor'
alive effects of TINT standard tonic Wllell
Possesses Alternative properties NAV glehl'S
permancnce 20 It's effects which they Would
not otherwise possess,