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The Best Truss
ON EARTH,


nSE person in every foHr Is ruptHred, am
a. they suffer from Dyspepsia. spinal
ment sod tsebfitIy.
x 'tHowEs SPaISG PAD BELT TRUss," x
For the treatment and cure of Rupture ana
Hernia. patented 49,, is the onis sci-nfifi.
Trus, Invented. Every pa sician enaor.e.
IL at 0nee, ard patients buy IL at sight.
4upturrte sufferers from old lash Toned
metallic and hard-ruhber pr mas Ind CON
fort. SEND 50 o. to sample fFurs. circular d.
snd endorsements # thousands who nave
been cures, and OF tie seaiiBg physician
In the United states, including the great
doctor and snrgeoI, q cIoTy, pfinci9ai OF
the "a Louis Medical Cbliet,e. An sav II -
the brat rvuss known IL has cured .
3-year rupt-rs in five -eeks- Send u 9 Tis
Tor our weekly Truss paper. etc. Re-. HoSs.
the fatentee,is ruptured on both sides badly
and mas been for - years, Bnd he invented
ms great Truss for hiRselfonly. We make
them or
MEN, N0xEs and CHILDREN
who daily bless Mr.. II for his invention.
THE HOWE FEMALE SUPPORTER
Is the best known Tor abdominal affections
ifycG have fr.sDd rurtur.d, ID hftr, /.
favor hy ending u. his name Ht once.
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tic medicine that can he employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day.
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of a century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilatiye organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or erade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. by
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgativcs, and never
give pam when the bowels are not iniiamed.
They reach the vital fountains ofthe blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements OF weakness,
Adapted TO all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deieterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coati1a preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant 10 take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED III
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwnERs.
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ofs-ha ~ -seFlrTsIs.aE "a ..s.s-r
Eukrs of sact N.sr.
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Reading anf kritir-
lot attvk-T,l- fr.sfIru.- r. ........
OF ille t,esi f.eiciltsai lil--1s 60 tanH.
spirits can NJ. q -si.i co.. Dol.
DIV &c service foes fir-sas f.
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'CHTLISI
LIVER.
TO WHOM II Mkf GnNi EGs.

How as,onizhtngly FciaRfIgsss - fhzt 10
nsnv-wst -ptfsr and ei,1sAz MIL f'isiigs nr.i
Fever when Two Dosiars. iIsxs>1. a IA a.. 4
nan's Ague and liver Pad. vsli s44p .ti..-ii
Ia q 70 hcs,Ts5 on at resssf d a n = .sys|
AUD viii care the Ngrsr csslss q Eufpli
LAYER sss't diseased Sttn1acn. All "a a. ~
ntefabsc amount ~ tiis uirt .f.rts- dsFrcftv
rom These consequence: S,iri5 - 80 -
Aaae, Dumb sgae, fusa fnIilrat. Z, ~ itf-'it
sni Stltius feTefs. EEll- rfnrnf ~ the
spleen. b tIiale W.s .s4.e-Sss4. I f..r ticazsis
| Regular gSetioa az IN. EeArt. indigestion.
tai1ta, Dyspepsia, Bii-snrs Sei-l- ANl lfss..
RHoEA.
rs-rnts s. long l;s.. ES.ry enc - TIE
above pfoees-tis fT1Go fhs sss1e cane. a. ~
and Stomach. EetnGSf toe TaESn rtu-t The
curr Is certaiu- Holman PAD fftrou= :.
PROMPT but gentle tpBic into tiie - fi.Efl;
.iso alssortss the psisoa from tho y stem
the pal
Psrtut. sna Gcsrduaf-cauy- fsoa "a
ford - .uffsr, yta= after year, tier IN ID
nasse OF humanity save your children fToin
q iIse Missy
Or. u. y. FAIECHfLn-
take pleasure IN ts'rfifsing thai Hoimaus
Azue rad has carfz! me, promptly and ~
isctuziiy, % the ch,lis, and. IA addition 10
thta, II has uefira GeuF y cured me OF "a tar
fFis action Of he liver which hEs Sntiectsd
ine TO period cal bilious attack: aud, n. n
conseqlruce, ! am now enjoying better
health iiisa | have for twelve Yeas. Re
specially yonIs,
JDSEpH r THORNTON.
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WHAT'S 0uggy,s nEIJegrp

WHAT'S QUEENS DELIsHr?
IL plant thai grows IN the Soafh and i
heonly actual blood purifier ever osEcoV-
ered, by which all diseases that center In ths
nioni can be ersdicAfed ~ once sns forever
~ expeis FOR lie all scrofci 6us, Syrh.l!;ic,
InLaneons and Rheumatic aG-rtions and Is
d.>e 49, Alon : : ~ - a s-zrcbfng. nEr wheE
combined with Hondur - SafsA oarIii. Y.l-
io~ DOCK and other roots and hero. IL be-
comes blood purifier uusurprssasle and
uneguaiiet. ruch is thseosnbinA,lon Of
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Or. D. w. FhiRCHILD, Prop'r,
ess W. Fosrth 81, Cfneiunatf, ohio.

Are the most ef
fective and congo
niai PursatiTcevpr
discovered. They
are mild, but ci-
ieetual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
aa-rr1.-,u -
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Cause. the Body to Gain in so,,a r1..s

it value ran net be oo~;rafsI,- fse nr....a
4pon tiis attention OF those = 10 nave h-.f,
.Hlsosed ~ : tagnt Of imurnfs-r rhar.-fsr
Tie Afnicien are assured that this - ~. one
u the worthless noStrurls u ne tis.s IN. 4.
repaired cp-n scientific priurioiex. ~
i,As SC an OF thirty years expsrisue.. Snsd
PRINCIPAL ofice. Is Murray 81. New YORK
s4p-S-recf-9ly
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NV ~~4Aa4a~tNN LaHaHnlHH
JUVENILE uEr a1lral
Spelling. R--aiuT. Nrsrs
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In Seozfsa.ty --------
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sp.innz snd H-lufuE.
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PRIMARY ss-ou1strF. tfr-I 49,
l-.tin. flrst Lssslr.s
CoLLEGIATE Cull--z
Tas Collegiate CauzaH Dr. -..
Into thru yesrs- aua b.
hlEter Aafheru lsI.lHa. 49,.
Modern tanxusEs-, a.. ~. =rH-.
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incidentAl F.---
Music on ths Piano "a &C.. e. 1
rates
pra~ias and Falz-iur -zr-s- atu
rates
A speciality mai Ia r-s.a--r
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Charges flr ta.tlnu al.
dat OF entrance ~ o.. CO
snd 90 i--iurilun ma r o.
ceca.ioned by Fr,'ract- s.-ar
two ~,.ks-
Tuiiisn s,r- ~ the els-a -..
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school
For further Part-eaa-s .s-
President ~ ~. = -.
W. ?. -TNs,
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Da. TtIr's saEsiriRiLt.ASp
fnIEEx,S nrIhar.

tofmine the most powerful Alternative
Known 10 Medical Science fo- the rur.s OF oi1
ulcers And sores, Diseased joints, Fo,li DIS
charges irom the liars zuc Soefrlis. At,-
,ees'ee, skin adectiors. Rheurna fssfn
,ropsy, kidney Conpis.rir. Evi. Affects Of
,,'scEet pfartlfeH- DISEASED scalp. piSorsierssi
~ IN the blood II Possesses the p.cqisat
property ofimparting n fsir comtiexfoG and
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rrKss or Eu.I.sS- - 49, FOL

Beard inriuting iilhf- 80.
furnishes sugiis a. ffuru - tot.
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AhnnN MIMI Nn,nneiifinra.

This il very applicable to an enter
prising establishment in this city,
which is justly entitled TO that appel
lalion. First uni foremost to open the
present campaign by the Introduction
of an immense stock of fashionable
clothing for mems, boy youths and
childrcn's wear, to suit the desire OF
ALL in style, superior In Workmanship,
and perfect lit guaranteed, MeSars.
Il. N. Kahn u Bro, with their usual
alarcity, have now Il stock complete
and ready for Inspection. The firm be-
ing represented ia the Eastern market,
the greatest care is exercised in select
ing the latest and most approved
styles. BY untiring efforts this house
has established trade second TO none.
We recommend this reliable clothing
hose to the public, where those con
templntiug buying can save ut least
ifteen per cent. We simply sly, visit
this popular emporium, examine their
stock, and, our word for it, you will I've
amply repaid. Remember Il. NJ. Kahn
Il Bro, the clothiers corner of Lamar
and Elm streets.
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Tho New nrlll.h Cor,ct,.r.


Half II dozen steel cOrvettes are forth-
with TO be added TO the navy-swjft.
wweil'armed vessels, to serve as cruisers.
For some time past steel has been re-
garded by shipwriphts with favor
able eye, being tougher and altogether
lar less liable to fracture than iron,Gnd
now the Admiralty has taken the told
step OF concluding contract for build
ing six war ships OF this material with.
out delay. They are 10 he built on the
Clyde, aud to be ready for service, with
their engines on board, within two
years, SO we may expect that for some
time, at least, We shall hear no more
ahout the ship building industry IN
that district being in IL depressed con-
d!tlon, These coryettes will not serve
IN any lIeet along with big iron-cads,
but are designed especially fOI foreign
service In China and the Puciiic,a Us also
for cruising in the vicinity of our col
onies and foreign possessions. They
will be ,emarkabIy fleet sailers, ana
1t is anticipated, will Ice able 10 make
twenty miles an hour without diff.
Guilty. Their armament IL to consist
OF fourteen guns o. different caliher,
and besides the steel castings, their
bul NaTks Gre to be covered with Two
thickneases Of teak They wiIl not of
course, he in It position to withstand
heavy bntteripg charges from big
naval guns, but still ordinary shot and
shell will be unable to penetrate their
sides. As their great speed will al.
ways eraGle them to show their sterns
and prevent hostile craft from np-
preaching, these steal corvptCes should
prove most useful additions To our
navy; and IL may safely he taken
for granted that where they are
likeiJ to cruise there will he little
chance OF falling in with heavy
iron.cIads, which, hy reason Of the
small amount of coal they carry. are
unable to trust themselves very far
from land. The cory cites are to meas
ure :, 800 tons, aud, iuevery respect, are
to lie built alike. The engines Will
naturally be of most powerful char
acter TO enable so high speed to be
attained and strong, armnrpd deck
running round the vessel will serve as
a protection to the machinery. Such
vessels AZ these viii be able to perform
the specially important service of pur.
suing and destroying the swift torpedo
boats, Of which large number, ii is
said, are to be introduced into the ma
vies OF Europe. Vessels as fleet as these
torpedo 0utrggers, as they are called,
will he absolutely necessary il we are
to have any protection against such
troublesome and deadly craft.
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Adjusting n Loss.

From the Boston Commercial Bulletin.l
Keen fellows those insurance agents.
There was an alarm of fire the other
day, caused by gas explosion in the
"saloonn of Mr.. Michael MCGOWAN at
the north end. As soon as the excite
ment had quieted down u little, Mr..
MCGOWAN started for the insurance
office, where he had taken out Il policy
on his "shebeenn and its contents.
Soon after Michael left, quiet-look-
ing gentleman entered and interviewed
Mrs. MCGOWAN on the subject of gas.
He was very severe; he thought the
gas had been improperly used; he
doubted if the company would put
pipes in there again if so much dam
age was done.
Mrs. MCGOWAN was alarmed. she
knew that much of Mr.. Gowan's bust
ness was transacted "under the gas
Light she volubly protested: "Aisy,
sir, Nv We Place; is it the gas and the
fire DiVll q harm have they done
ANYWAY, barrin' Mike driven the head
av him thro' the windy, but nanny
the worse lick he's got whin he's been
out wild the byes. Burn, is it? Moth
ing was burned but Mixes oGld coat,
As fur the whisky, it wouldn't burn II
you'd trow it on the fire. Damage, II
it? Wait till get drop o whiLewash
the morrow, and divil II sign of scorch
yell see" =, ,
Meanwhile Mike, with his head
bound up and wearing woeful cOun-
tenance, was waiting at the in-
surance Office. Presently the agent
arrived, and Mr.. MCGOWAN
opened his case nj once.
'"Good marnin, mister Premium.
I've lust dropped IN fur me Insurance.
sor. The bloody gas works, bad luck
to 'em, busted the stoolng all out nv
the pipes. and sit fire 80 me place, and
throwid me clane through the windy
wild me head agin Murphy's wall as
kapes the grocer's shop that cane
from County Cork and knows me well,
barrin' he'll sell glass of whiSkey on
the sly, which being II grocer, Is agin
me rights
AS soon as Mr. MCGOWAN stopped
for wind, the agent quietly replied:
"iow much do you think your loss
is, Mr.. McGowan"
"Well, | do not know, sir. what
wild me place busted, and me stock
burned, me cl0thin' destryed, me- bed
hruk, to say nothin' Nv the b!ud o"
Murphy's wall, Pm thinkin matter
of five hunder dollars would be squar-
in me.n
"NIr. MCGOWAN said the agent,
drawing bank note from h7 drawer
al have been up to your place his
morning and seen what damage hn'
been done, besides having the pleasure
of an interview with Mrs. McGow0n
There is twenty dollars to pay for
bucket of whtewash, & pane Of glass
and yonr broken head, aud don't Yo,
try to play games on insurancepeople''
Mr.. McGowan heightened inch hS
inch, and his square jaw dropned ~
the insurance man continued. Finally
his eye falling under the gaze of thu
other, he pocketed the money, signed
the necessary papers, and merely re
marked:
$50 we've had an interview wild IN
ould woman, have e? Be gorra III
have one wild her meself agin | y
back.u
Mr.. MCGOWAN was true to his word
for he paid the $40 to the clerk Of til,
police court the next morning, for, a
Mrs, MCGOWAN described II, "6atii
her like an old carpet"
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DENTON,
RniIroud Matters -ThFochm0rion and
bigger public ana Private I'm.
prOy enents.

bigger public and Private I'm
prOy enents.
DENTON, October 10, 1870,
Special Herald Correspondence
Denton people are beginning TO
speculate rs TO about how much aud TO
what extent the Dallas and Wichita.
or In other words Henderson Il Moore,
ARE going TO bleed them for the priv.
lege Of getting that railroad. We want
the road, but, to tell the truth, our PEG.
pie are little shaky when it comes to
buying il, though the feeling is de-
cidcdly In favor OF the road at once,
and II needs be, to paying small
sum to help things along.
Your correspondent Is reliably in
formed that the money has been
raised wherewith to build the Trans.
continental from Sherman to Fort
Worth. 1t Is to he constructed as
speedily a. possible The engineers
and surveying parties locating the
line, we learn, are already at work be-
tween here and sherman, and we are
looking for them here next week.
Business Is already livening up in
Denton, ana when the two roads get
here Denton will be the hveliest, M
well as one of the most beautiful
places, in North Texas.
Cotton cotton we never saw the
like Of cotton Look any way, aud
you Will see cotton Our gins run day
and night, and are far behind. Cotton
selling at two and a half cents per
pound in seed. Dallas and Sherman
get the bales
Throckmorton was here last week,
and spoke to large meeting of his old
friends and acquaintance. There is
not another man in Texas held in SO
high estimation in Denton county as
Ihrockmorton. He Is true patriot of
the old school, and his speeches sound
like the reading OF those made by the
fathers of independence. Long may
friends will throw about him.
MIR. Bigger was at Denton some time
since, and, though he came uneX-
pectedly, lie had n respectable audi
ence to hear him speak. We all adj
mire the man very much, aud hope to
find him some day advocating better
cause.
Brick-laying will be commenced on
the courthouse this next week. When
completed it will be one of the finest
structures of the kind for the money in
the State. Its given up by everybody
that it is located on the prettiest site
for q courthouse of any in the State of
Texas.
The County Court is advertising for
bids to erect Jail. 1t constructed as
per advertisement, it will hold sixty
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The Armenian photographer from
Constantinople, Turkey, Mr. George
n. Shishmanan, is The cheapest pho
tographer in the city for any style OF
work known in the art, and who guar
antees satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage during his
limited stay in the city. Give him a
call and see specimens of work and a
collection of Oriental life pictures, cor
ner Lamar wagon yard, Maiu street. -
al
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Bnrllngton lLnwkeYe :

Burlington HaWkeYe: \ near
sighted man cut on South Hill went
wandesing around among his curraut
bushes, yesterday afternoon, and
stopped down and pulled live Cen
tennial wasp's neat up by the roots to
see what it was, He didn't.g / any
where near the focus of his eyes before
be had an idea thnt it was q llat-iron
some of the women had set ont TO cool
then he thought it might be n concen-
trated case Of prickly heat; and then
it dawned upon him that he had
picked up n raw thunderholt, and
finally his heart went clear down into
his boots ~ he realized that he had
got hold of the dangerous end of the
He'll Gate explosion and pulled it oil.
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Congress against Throokmorton. and
proposes to win, by his candidature
some little postollice at Hayes hands,
II Hayes becomes President. But
Piner at Denton, pinned Bigger who
Is hardly piu.ieathering forlmmortalty,
to the wall and hayed him alive. and
Bigger isn't as big as he used to be.
$500 Austin Statesman.
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EwuwNzlmIH1n1IE1nEzn
s!'sszs''a FREE


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river and you win zee the
word FREE" In big black letters. Read be-
low 1t and you will find o request for the
names and address OF all the sons and daugh-
ters of the North and Enst to be sent 10
"TEXA All EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri, who Will mail them without cost o
"FREE GUIDE 40 TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys. This book we have seen. II Ia accom-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full of inf
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
crops schools, churches, etc. Who pays for
itq THE MISSOURI, KANSAS C TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands TO
all parts OF the United states aud Europe.
This goes 10 show what they are doing for
Texas. They hsve lutcly reduced their rates
of fare tor Gu gfnnts almost one-hAlf Their
trains nle crowded, and special trains are
| frequently run 10 accommodate the people.
| They are spending thousands OF dollars In
Texas. They have twelve REGULAR travelling
men employed distributing free Information
concerning Texas throughout the United
states. They ask our aid In their efforts.
| Patronizo the MISSOURI, KANSAS "
IEXAs RAILWAY. 20 NORTH VlA
| Territory They Will land you directly In
| the Great Union Depot In ~. Louis. They
/ don't compel you TO ride three or four miles
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| and enter the Union Depot. IL there any
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| They also run coaches and sleeping cars from
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| 30, send their address To the undorsignod and
he will with pleasure forward them land you
| also a beautiful pamphlet and Other inter-
estine matter well worth the mere request.
| Address, JAS. ID. BROWN,
| une-ddw.tf ge1alias Mo.
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phY.lcinnr aud surgcons.

DIR. A. W. Wright, Of Georgia., Office
over Ogden Il Volts store, corner Elm ana
Lamar streets, whore he may De loun1 ~
Mi hours of the night or day. sept2idlln
Jno, II, Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
geon, Office over First National sank. nesi-
Senoe corner San Jacnto and Harwood sta.,
attended. oct2dlm
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J. Nj. Hayes. Attorney at Law, 20i Com
merce street South OF Courthouse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid to land
clnims. apTiu
W. 8, Oldham, Office In Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
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John VI. Stemmons, Attorney ut Law, No.
9)j North Side Public square, upstairs.
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