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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13
CENT TAUR
LINIMEN rs.
White, for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Lfhimcnts are simply the wonder of the
world. The effects are little less than marvel
lous. yet there are some thing which they viii
not do. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they will always allly pain
Thcum:lis oil many years sianGing, and taken
The riins from terrible burns and sea i,is which
has reyer becn done Iy any other article.
lily 1t will drive thcumatism Sciitic;t and
tiilib!ains. Patsy. Item. and most Cutlncous
Eruptions; il extracts frost fran frozen la pds
and feet aud the poison of bites and stin:s
or vcnoinous reptiles; II suhduc> swcilings and
aiicY late. pain ui ovcry kind.
For sprains BRUISES il is the must potent
remedy ever discovered. The Ccutlur Lint
incnt Is used with great efficacy Tor Sore Throat
Toothacie, Cnkcd Breasts, Earachc, and
Weak Back The following Is but !; sample ut
numerous testimonials: ..-.El
"INDIANA HONE. JEFF. Co. May -, 1875.
- think il my duty to Inform You that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
I have not been free from these swcl,inrs in
eight years Now 4 am perfectly well, thanks
to the tentaur Linlmcnt. The Linincnt ought
{, be applied warm. BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is the trial. IT, is reliable. II is ham
dv it is cheap. and every Family should have IL.
10 the sick and bcd-Iildcn the halt ana tame.
to the wounded and sore, we say, - come and
be healed
ro the poor aud distressed who have spent
their money for worthless medicines, bottle
of Centaur Linimcnt v i'll be given without
charge, u .rf
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HUsEANDs BY THE nUNCH.

a strong minded woman married n
man not noted for activity Of body or
energy of character, and before the
honeymoon was over, upon awaken
ing Que morning he found his spouse
in fears.
:sMy love- said nc "what is the
matter?'
'Oh, my, have had such a dread
full dream"
:Why, what was it p
81 thought 1 was going up Broad
way, shopping, when | saw a sign,
s.Husbands for sale" So MANY wo-
men were rushing in that followed,
and just then they sold a splendid
specimen for fifteen dollars"
"But did they all bring as much as
that?"
"Oh, no! They went at q thousand
dollars, five hundred dollars, and so
on down." st.iE
"WelI, did you see any that looked
like me? 2" -
'Yes, indeed. But they were tied
up i'll punches, like asparagus, and
sold for ten cents a bunch" Tableau.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13

THE wonderful progress of agricnl-
tnre in the West during the last quar-
ter OF a century may bs gal hered from
the fact that in Minnesota, according
10 reliable statistics where in 1850
only 8, 600 acres were under cultivation
and the production was 400 bushels
of wheat, 6, 900 of corn. and 10000 of
oats; there were in 1870, 2,Sl6, ,llS acres
under cultivation, and the products
aggregated 81 ,475, 600 bushels of wheat,
5,775 900 of oats, and $500, coo of corn.
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The Yellow .Centaur Liniment

is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
of horses aud animals. 1t has performed more
wonderful cures OF Spavins, Strain, w ind
..stiI-. scratches. Sw3cny. and General Lame
ness. than all other remedies in existence. Read
what the great fNpreSsman SAYS % it: 'i'' '-'''
.NEw YORK, January. 1SI.
E,erv owner Of horses should give the CEN
rauR lIxIaEET 4 trial. We cons itier il the best
Article eyer used in our stables.
IL NTSH. Snpt Adams EN. stables, n. /
.E PIT ~. Supt. u ). EN. Stables, \. \
'.ALE'r >. OLiN, Supt. Nat EN- STABLES. ny
MONTGOMERY, ALA. Aug. II, 1S71
GENTLEMEN,--i have used over one gross oi
Centnur Lininlent, yellow wrapper. on the
nules of my plantation, besides dozens oi The
family Lnincnt for my negroes. want to
purchase il AT the Wholesale price, ant will
gross OF each kind Messrs. a. 4. stewart CO.
will pay your bill on presentation.
:. Respectfully, JAMES pAhkow" -.
The hest patrons Of the Linmcnt are tarriera
and Veterinary Surgeons 1t heals calls,
" oun.iS and Poll-evil, removes SweilinsS. AMI
is worth millions of dollars to Farmers. ilv-
cry men stock growers She, raiser, ,and those
having horses cattle
i Ti-Se Liniments are warranted by the pro
prirtofs. aud bottle viii he given 10 any Far
riar or Physician who desires IN test them.
sold eyeryw here.
laboratory of J. Il. Rose & Co.,
&c DEY ST. SEW YORK.
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l yd. cambria S1.25; paper pins 81
l pound cotton. 33c; : pound y. II.
tea at $500, Sl.50." Such were the
prices paid in wheat, at II cents a
bushel.
But am firing your patience. Pleas
ant as is the work L must ciose-leav-
ing your brilliant career, since the or
ganization OF the county, in agriculture
and mechanic arts-your patriatism in
war, and virtues in peace, 10 the one
who shall address you at the next Cen
teuuiaI
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Draft HoI.se
SIR WALLACE.

After :, large amount of time and expense
have >uccee'ied in getting in my possession Il
horse OF rare combination, having very fair ac-
ton: StN lc equal to any small horse: color
bright hay with black points; tail he IVY and
sweeping the ground: 4 beautiful head. ear fine
forehead broad. eve large and expressive: lofty
crest, from which falls u mass OF silky black
name: shoulders nj ;ely rounded: hody clean:
IL At powerfully mHscied legs: mIldEvss OF tenn
ser ts examining II OF his get satisfied my
>clfof the uaerriGg certainty with which he
transmits these qualities 10 has po>terity has
and Will earn for him place in the popular IA
yor which none eau tiisposscss him of
SIR WALLACE fOalcd June 26th. 1871.
stands 1j5 hands iri-;h will weigh 400 lbs or
over; Mas sired by an imported English Draf,-
Horse. Further Peaiigi &C with horse
Those desiring to raise a .rse to keep, or
which " iii command high price in the mar
ket, are eoriiiiily iHviteI 10 visit my place two
miles East OF Ravenna Village, where Sir Wal
lace and the Lexington Colt. ANDiE, Will be
kept through tho season OF 1876.
j. l.. CHRISTY.
kuycuaa, pril Is, iSs6. SJJ II.
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are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health. esa @
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than Il quarter of century, and
have obtained a worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
caScd action in the several assimila-
tive organs of the body, and are so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cyade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have bafiled the best
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, ut the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their apcricnt action
they gripe much less than the common
purgatives, and never give pain when
the bowels are not inilamcd. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
it from the clements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
i'll all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any dcleteriouS drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use i'll any quantity.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical md Analytical Chemists.
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CAST0RIA!

Is pleasant aud perfect substitute in all eases.
for Castor Oil. Ca>toria is the result Of AN old
Physicians effort tn produce. for his own pr:e-
tire al effective cithartic, pleasant to the
taste. and and free from gripping.
Dr. samuel PITCHER. OF ilyannis,, Mass. siic-
cectIed in combining. without the use oI alcohol.
Il purg;tive agent pleasant to take as
honey, and which possesses all the desirable
properties of Castor oil.
1t is adapted to all ages, but is especially roe
commended to mothers as Il reliabic remedy
for all disorders OF he stomach and bowels of
cilCren. 1t is certain, agreeable. absolutely
harmless, and cheap. 1t should lie used for
wind collie, sour stomach, storms. costivcness.
Group &c. then children have sleep and
mothers may rest. ....
j. Il. ROSE CO., OF 4G Dey Street, New
York, the sole preparers of Castoria, after
DIR. Pitchers recipe,
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An old lady gave this as her idea
of great man: "One who is careful
of his clothes, don't drink sperets, ken
read without spelling. the words, and
eat a cold dinner on washing. day
without grumbling." ..t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13

IT was the old story OF chasing q
pretty striped kitten in the woods and
catching it and finding it wasn't a
kitten. 1t was scentennial kitten.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13

Are the most
effective and
congenial pnr-
gative eyerdis-
covered. They
are mild, but
4 Ne ctual in
their op era
ton, moving
the bo W els
Su ly and
without pain
Although gen.
tie in their op-
at.1tinn fInxT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13

THE Brooklyn church choirs cost
Sl10,0OD a year, exclusive of the
Beecher music. .ftIff
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Notice of Application forPardon

NOtiCE Is hereby given that tae undc,.
~ signed will apply 10 the Governor ot ono
t9r the PARTON of " ison :. Roof who was sen
ieheci TO I'M Imprisonment for lie by the Court of
'thnoh fit;,S of Portage county. Ohio nj ,i,.
i1 term 1876, Tor The murder Of Harriet Mus
>oii. HENRY ROOF
sABlGIAL ROOF
os Az. is'o' -t 4u5 sw~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13

"SAMBo, did you ever see the Cats
kill mountains!" "No sab, but I've
seen un kill mice"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes of n Family Physic;
and for curing Costiyencss, JaunCice,
indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, tirysipelas, Rheuma-
tIsm, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Blhousncss, Dropsy, rumors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as Il Din
ner PHI. for piIrifYinlr the Blood.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-07-13

WHAT does a young fellow look like
when gallanting his sweetheart
through a shower? a rain beau.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS +!
OFFERED AT
SMITH BROTHERS
.-s..t.- .s.afI t. ut
No. 6, Phenix Block.

.ee.s : = 0 0 - = -sse I.'
(. t...-- Itt-,G.. .rt !aHI .rt@f.!f'-
One Case Eotes l1nittS, Eug.
81 IS. t4ti"-.'t -'-}tii ii.F ''
i.ilfrl 5a.Il. s ui l,t- r
4tJ the Best Grades, and Spriag
Styles Prints reduced to Sc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24
Cider Dealers.

FRANK RlEHM, Camp street, opposlt,
Texas Pacific wagon yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24

An old typo, and for sgyymd yeats
past n clerk in several departments M
Austin, has taken charge Of the VIII
hanson County Record, MS lts editor
and proprietor. During the last SEES.
sion Of the legislature, Nat WAS one Of
the clerks Of the Senate, and one Of
tho most attentive, industrious and
efficient of the corps, as all who knew
him there will testify. lie now re.
turns to his "old love"-the printing
oliice--in the town where he has lived
aud grown up to mans estate for near
y quarter of n century. The Record
under It's new proplietorship exhibits
care aud attention in all It's depart.
men,s, and TIE HERALD wishes i,s
Old friend abundance ofsuccess in hia
venture.
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An Important Document.

We ARE informed that it is the pur.
pose Of Mir. j. n, Bartholow, author of
thedechledly valuable articles recently
appearing in this paper, upon the
scholastic and industrial facilities of
this city, to deliberately revise and re
produce them in pamphlet form.
These articles have received most
catering notices, not only from the
press OF this state, but out of it, the
leading st. Louis papers extoling them
IN high terms. We re-euho the senti.
ment expressed by one Of the very
ab!est journalists in this State, that no
articles have ever appeared of more
service TO the city Of Dallas. one hun.
dred thousand of them would not be
too many In addition to the articles
indicated, two others, equally as
weighty in their intrinsic value to our
city, Will be included.
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presumes TO edit cit. Every man NJ
SENSE, and many TO whom we would
not accord the credit OF having any.
KNOWS That town and community ia
gauged 10y the appearance of It's paper.
when you wish tO exhibit "A thor
ou9hored trotter, don't bring out an
mss aud expect to get bets ON him
PEOPLE have learned too much of stock
TO DC deceived, And yet, because my
friend Fudge" said Ignorance formed
q lhrge part of the journalistic stock.
lh'Irade, although ", have the evi.
dence before Us, he ia accused Of "mls-
representing"
The l. J, (ignorant journalist calls
Tor the names of your correspondents.
! have consulted with "tudge,r ana
he consents, rs do, should the party
again demand, tina, you disclose. We
viii then see who comes out the NEST
highly colorcd.
The |, j, does Injustice To our good
citizens here when he says "Fudre"
and myself are not recognized b, the
respectable people in the community
Our people are not wautingiu kintnps4
courtesy ana the ordinary civilites of
life. They recognize an, from the
humh!Cst 90 the most exalted. h Fact
they reeugnile any dN HrI a an
evidence tilNt ! ,g.ok u.,i. i.u
form yoN incredible n, J.. may seem.
they actually recognize the j.
GkIIOkN
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DM. TufTS SARSipI2'LaA AND
QUREN'S DELIGHT,

forming the most powerful Alternative
known 10 Medical Science for the cure oroli
Ulcers and Sores, Diseased Joints, Foul Dis
charges from the Ears ana NosLliis, Alb
sccscs, SKIN affections, Rheumatism,
trnpsy, Kidney mplaints, EVIL affects OF
Secret practices, u srased SSalp, niSordcred
iYcr and spleen and all diseases that CEN
ter In the blood. II Possesses the peculiar
prOpertN Of ImpnrlinR u inlr cOmplNXinn nnh
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Boarding Houses.

MRS. u. MUNhOE, Il5 Market vt, phys
every attention TO comfort OF guests; CON
slant abundance OF good cistcrn water.
GERMANIA HOUSE, Sl4 ELM street, gooi
accommodations, small rooms and clean
beds. Board by day or week.
BRYAN HOUSE, lHmar stree next door
10 Clark, Bryan & Bros. with or without
lodging. Flrst-class board for nrsl-class
bOardtIS.
q. II. JONES, family groceries and board
lug house, "A swiss street near Union depot
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Photographers.

ALFNEN FREEMAN, Office ~ po,toilice,
artist IA photography and miniature ana
porlaii paiutOr.
~ IL DAVIS, corner Market aud Elm, I'M
STAIRS, Makes enihtging specially C6loTs
sou0hie. 'N'
IMAM ANS, Main street corner La
mar wagon yard. 'ilisu rure ur. cpripiu-
~ marked With great power Of express lon
Appeal. y"
HE&RY NJ. MALONE, No. n North
seventh street. ~. Louis, &, prepared % take
pictures To cory aud enlarge from small pic
lax, postile and cruyon, once IN D,lin. mr.
FftcmHn's Ant Gallery.
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Fr,,rop Dry.,nr G,a ,...,
,,ranh i,,o it'rp IV,lu, 49," " I,'' ' .
Id in rho iv.,ti.or y,ir,j p, t,' TX TX,
'ri,ns IL not ,fanrod w., u, ,'"'V'' wy
,,'n,, t,o .,,,..,,,i,, ~ VI - D .,.'''
] "'',, T,a '""t ou,
nnisrrnrnacm,euv thin"s n n'i if n "1S'I
worIg Fudre nnd ,!raS7nr,y y'' h -, ov ,,1
mntnriIv IieI Knit s,n1'JSS a ""' n i '"'
do not mike nrts, Iat an,IinI" ho
rcproduced SO thnt thp general mini.
Hose wbohnyeIhc hest ylghl tn know
NAV see whether or unt lhpy nove
lr,u "misre2resenlpdu RsnIls hy
proofs the mI,ity of.pv ippIn paro-
rrsub or line, or the whole cgIletiiye.
Nv. ollha communications embolyinq.
AS .uumatcd, whole rargoes Of "mis.
rerres2utatjnus.r The Fort Worth
na, er saws;
aPrynte citizens OF Wagihcrford s9y
that theeawe,ponGentof PIE DALLAS
HERALD at that place does not reflect
he sentiments OF The ppnple,u
Is there scntimel IS endorsed in the
relation OF bare fact? II there il
will show in what attitude the seuli
meats of this people stand, IA also the
tie position The wise editor OF the
Port Wcrth paper. But Just let us tind
what sentiment is: ii know an IN.
aly.is of the word Tor your intelligent
readers is suue,tluous, and lgiye tOuly
rthe benefit Of the erudite propei
lors of the QuilL) \ sentiment i. 81
Thought prompted Ivy feeling. Now, |
do not hold myself Responsible for the
natural proclivitles ormay be, idiosyn.
rrasies, Of the Fort Worth editor, but he
dare not tell me that this people, zone
of whom am which, wnl YET up a
thought, prompted by feeling, that a
fact IS not fact, and that II truth when
tod will be repudiuted by them Did
| accuse them of anything of this ma
ture, would feel indeed and truly that
| had misrcpreseNted them. Does not
the editor aver that our people
den0unce truth? Until he estah-
fishes the certainty that your oorres-
pondenls did state frlschoods, he
places himself and the "p"Ivnte clti-
aens of Weatherlord" in an unenvi-
able position as opposed to truth, fair
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Broom Rract0rles,


T. h, HEDRICK, Oh Main street, Broom
factory,
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Stove Dealers.

hAaILEPT, PARkEH& CO., corner Elm
ana Market streets, wholesale and retail
stock, China, glass and queenSwulr, wool.
ware etc, Agents for Fish Bros. wagon and
HugaesIidmg plow
II. ", HAR3I 81 BROS 0.D Elm street.
manufacturers, wholesale ,tad retail drnlrrs
In stoves, unwale, galvanized Iron curmices,
-nln-. etc. w
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Dealh 10 lho serew Morml

Buchnn's Cresyllc Ointment win Kill the
screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Rot
IN Sheep and Cattle,
Buchau's Cresylic sheep Dip ls an lnfnln-
BE remedy for the Scab in Sheep; being
soap, II poletratcs at once to the skin and
kills the Scab.
Buchnn's CUrholic nisinfecting Sonp cures
Mango IN Horses, Dogs AMI Cattle, and kills
Lice, F!rns ana Ticks on al animals.
BE sure las. BuGhuu q Cos name pppCarS
on the labels. All others are counterfeit and
worthless. WIN, F. KIDDER " CO., Prlnci.
pal Depot, 81 John street, New York,
-deOd3msS w3ms
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GRANGE HOUSE, new, lust opened. near
City Market, Main street. Terms reasons
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MARKET DRUG STORE, Cierman Phnr-
macy by IL. +. EiSenluhr, SO Main street.
Every thing pertaining to n Well-nppoinled
apothucary shop, pure and reliable. Night
calls promptly responded to.
CITY DRUG SrORE--F. Rcaumont d CO.,
dealers in drugs, paints oils, books, Sta
tionery, garden eeed, family groceries, olcr
No. HIS Elm street.
HOYT II COFFIN, 737 Elm street. druggists
and plescrip t.0nlsts; callers In toilette end
fancy antilles. Full line of druggists sun
dries on hand,
WILLIAMS s. TOLLIVER, 400 Main street,
uv,,,,. 'fu y paint', window glass. dem
tal and photograph material, fancy toilette
articles, stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc
Prescriptions com pOunded
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darOcGTs.

RANEY & CKDWDUS, 7OS Elm street,
dealers in staple and f.ncy gruccf.es as, provis-
ions northern produce, fine wines, liquors,
tOuaccO, ere. Goods delivered free.
HUGHES ~ MITCHELL, $50 Elm street,
keep fresh stock OF grCct'i,s oi al kinda,
canned fruits, etc. specially Of country pro
duca.
J. ii. POTTS, GlI Elm street, dealer In gro
IS, toracc0, cigars, Whi>lSry, etc. Hfga-
est market price paid FOR country produce
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Planning SsiiIs

PHOENIX PL AN.NG Mills, near the
Union uepCt Houses ready TO be put up.
holts window slAhes AMI everything ia
ne me furnished as cheap rs they can b9
obtained ans where else.
CLARK 4 CLARK, proprietors, Railroad
PlahlpG MIL, corner Pacific avenue nnI
Ftarl street. manufacturers OF sash, doors,
pllhds' mouldlugs, peWe, etc, Turning aui
scTOll,SNNluv "a EUapInttv
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A, NJ, ORR, $50 and 73l Main, and 539 Elm
street, sale and feed stables. Flst-cla>s rigs
iorhire and bupgics fr sale.
>-qpOn. 'i NAN~FN
GASroN & WORK, Southwest corner Of
commerce md Houston streets, Horses,
blgglss, carriages ETC., for hire. Horses fed,
MARRIAGE repository west side Of public
SQUARE.
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OFT h rFAEFLE, IA Elm street manu-.
nSturera OF fire and burglary proc Safes and
ml Kinds II wrought iron work. Guns ana
iucRs neatly and prom pity repaired,
~. MITCusLL& CO., Agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS, farm ank nili machiLery, wagons,
slns, rMRines, nlnMe. nlr
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Painters and C,l,,y,p,s

*, SHIELDS, 72i Main street, painter and
wal paper, etc,
HAMILTON 4 MEYERS, so Kiln street.
h4ugiug' granting, glazing and oyeryt ing
pertaining To tne business done In Ant,c.ass
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Printers nnsV rsoovsb,nacrs.

on MMrLlsT DEpOSITORYan and Jon OFFICE,
Annhaa,,tu street, up stairs, choice church aud
lohnuay school literature Book binding and
ct,m.lhg done che0p and In the best style.
ssinNTrER GIBSON, ilS Elm street, up
bonhs Jpp printers and bookblnders. Blank
ana ,, speciality. Pamphlets, magazines
suu music bound io op,lpr
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,o DOUGLAS BROS, Gl7 Main street Nld.
tnSa VIII Hnd at this house n lire stock OF
""f"r'ed worst dis and cassimerts.
rlHH A.. CHAMBERS. No. Lamar street.
NUl ana Anp tina Mast fuphtNuA
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MCrpEenp,ssssa.

a'hEAP CASH STORE, 023 Elm street.;
a,0 a. Mahon, just received, now goods,
ana goods blankets, jeans, linseys, boots
asH sEmi1S. Cheaper than my house IN Dali
'' Nhlna ware AT O 1T. give us u trial.
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Ladies Furnishing GooGs.
Livery and Feed stable.

A. A. PEARSON, 500 Main street, dealer in
millinery, cloaks, suits and ladles' inrp!sh-
ing goods
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DALLAS gB!ussS DIRECTORY.
pOR VISITORS 10 THE FAIR.

,.,oyInr that the thousands who will
~ mr. Fair viii have q multipiicy ui
VIM TO b. Supplied, IHE HERALD pub
9".s The follow ing cards representing near
lis"v'ar INC of bu ,iuess. our visitors Will
gol Ills "A reliable directory 10 reliable
houses,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MIlAT lN NuENN,S nELIaMr ?

" III ~ NN'FEEIF y TIE 1T M 7
II Is u plant that grows IN the South and Is
the only actual bio Il purifier ever dihcoV-
cred, by whlcu i,ll diseases that center ia the
blood can Toe rradl0nted at once ana forever.
10 CNuelS for he al Scf0iulous, Syphiliiir
CulnneouS ana Rheumatic affection and is
tho ONLY TRUE REMEDl for this class oi
diseases, ALONE, itisn searching, but wher
combined with hOndur ~ Sarsupniln, Yell
low Dock and other roots and herb, IL be-
comes ~ blood purifier unsmpUSsable and
uncqUAl.ed. such is the combination OF