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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Have you made up your ticket ?
You can register at the polls Tues

Lave you maze up your ticRet
You can register at the polls Tues
day.
The registration books and city
bonds have been recovered.
Main street yesterday looked like
the Main street of olden times.
THE HERALD's wealth err gauge re-
ports mild, balmy aud beautiful.
Owing to His Honor's indisposi-
ton, Judge Burford's court held no
session yesterday.
The wandering bands of Ministries
have .hied them to other fields and
pastures OF green.
Have your watches and jewelry re-
paired, and buy your pebble spectacles
at Webb's. Adu.
Cant we have, in lieu of clam
let" "The Idiot Witness; or, the Fate
of the Smart Alick %
The campaign will close with a
rousing mass meeting at the Court
house tomorrow night.
The walks from the fence to the
Courthouse building have been i'm
proved by substantial grading.
Read THE HERAID's "Free Col
umn'on third page. You will probably
find in it something to your interest.
The State Sunday School Conven-
ton will convene in the Lamar-street
Methodist Church on the 18th instant.
The malicious libel upon Mrs.
Starr is being extensively copied by
the State press. "Bad news grows
apace."
The Tabernacle Methodist Episco-
pal church will be dedicated next SUM-
day, Bishop Peck preaching the dedi-
cation sermon.
Lovers of music should peruse the
handsomely displayed advertisement
of Messrs. Dorman, Holmes & Co., in
another columns.
If Dallas had voters In proportion
to her politicians" black and white,
she could fill more ballot boxes than
there are In the State.
The programme for the June races
will soon be issued. Good purses will
be offered, and good horses will be en-
tered to contest for them.
DIR. En-. Tillmann announces him
self as a candidate for Alderman In
the Fourth Ward, and will serve his
constituency well, II elected.
"A man named Daniels was arrest
ed by Sheriff Barley, yesterday, and
placed In jail,on requisition received
from the Governor Of Georgia.
County scrip wanted by johnson
4 Manget LeGrand Hotel, who buy
and sell railroad tickets to all parts OF
thc Ohitcu ctatcs huu Otnaut.-du.
Preaching in the new lecture room
of the Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal
church by the pastor, at IL O'Clock this
morning and 1880 o'clock this evening.
Don't fail, II you are qualified
elector, to walk up to the polls Tues
day and cast your vote for the best
men. Who they are, the intelligent
@. L. will have to decide for himself.
--"Grant us this Boon" is probably
an original phrase with the immacu-
late defender OF virtue and innocence,
but we'll wager that he has used II be-
fore.
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteen
collars. For sale by johnson d Man.
get, LeGrand Hotel. They buy and
sell Railroad tickets 10 all points.
County scrip is wanted by them. I'D.
THAT sa,.dest OF all sad sights, a
drunken woman, was observed Gu
\ Main aLfeot. veateroav' Rffefnoop In
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The second grand concert by the DallJs
star Band Will come OF This a'ternoon,at the
Brewery Pavilion. Many changes and I'M
provements have been added since last sun
day, In order to give all the inducement fol
dancing. A splendid sidewalk has also beer
laid from the street railroad to the pavilion
npr2.lt CHAS. MElSTERHA
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office,

The price of The Daily Herald is only five
cents copy. Newsboys and agents are moi
permitted to charge more, and when they
do 80, we will be pleased to receive informa
| ton of the fact at this office.
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DALLAS. Texas, March 2s, 1875

DALLAS, IeAaS, Murcn 20, 1910.
To j. A. Work, W. L, Murphy, e. Q. Mcclure,
Reed h Lathrop, and others:
In compliance with your wish, as Well as
at the solicitation personally of numerous
residents OF the Fourth Ward, 1 offer my
name for election rs Alderman of the Fourth
Ward, and, II elected, will serve you to the
best OF my ability,
Thanking you for your kind considera.
ton, beg to remain your obedient servant,
marS0dtilapr4 j. l.. WILLIAMS.
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DALIIAB, ItAHb, NUTVH ~ IoIU,
Messrs. Allen, Elliott, and Others:
GESTLEMEN-Your call upon me is unex-
pected, as had not thought OF becoming n
candidate for any public office but appre-
ciating the confidence ard gooo will OF my
fellow-citlzens, you are authorized TO use my
name as candidate for Alderman of the
Third Ward and should be elected, will
to the best of my ability serve the interests
of our city Thanking you for your kind ex'
preston, am, yours respectfully,
mar3ldlt +. 7. COWEN.
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NOiice.

No bills against any one connected with
The Herald office will be allowed in settle
ment of accounts due the office unless spec-
fed by agreement with the Business Man
ager. mar2S-tf
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To City Subscribe m.

Carriers of The Herald will themselve,
make good any and all Irregularities In the
delivery OF the paper. Complaints left al
the office will insure this.
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All persons Indebted to the undersigned
are hereby notified to settle their billslmme-
dlately, If they desire to have their paper
continued, as 1t is his intention to dlscon-
tlnue the paper to all persons who fail to pay
up on or before the I'd instant.
7. HURST,
City Circular Dallas Herald, north of Main
Street City Railroad.
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!. v. chllder,,

Surgeon and Physician. otiicc, No. SO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No.3 where he will
be found at all hours, both day and night.
jau2l-dtf
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Members Of the Dallas Steam Fire Engine
Company, No, /, are ordered for drill in fun
uniform, Monday evening, at ~ O'Clock,
sharp, BY order OF Foreman.
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Pos ofaehon Taupnts, equity and CITY
s.l,lp by y. q, NEEABLF,
Real fstate Agent, over fostofllce
MAf2a.lA..Wli
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Wanted.

Parties desiring to sell registered county
scrip viii lad purchaser ut the Exchange
Bansr mch2dtf
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rfosctlptt9ns oateiWly compounded MISC
Na.t Rnl, .n1 Powdrf prepared, cheap, 80 th'
MARKET DRUG 9TORE,
SO Main strcgn
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THO priel reduced Say per Gems enabling
an cillaens 10 dd their promises OF these
posts. Prepared 40 Tho
MARKEp DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
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The following bill was picked up on
our streets yesterday, and is published
for the benefit of those taking lessons
in bookkeeping:
DALLAS, March %, 1875.
Charles Williams, butcher, to Dutch
Larry, the Irish cook at French Johns
hash house, corner Second and Jetfer-
son-it used to be at Memphis-for re-
pairing ceiling at lie Grand market,
good solid work, three drinks and your
self, including French John, the old
standby.
The bill was receipted, and many
times over, if one might judge from
IIarry's condition about nine O'Clock
last night.
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Wanted TO Let
wan paDer, wal panor

Furnished N'~-'-- with best of convent
ences and acconmodatio.--. 4 03O Main street.
feb23d2m
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CENTEN NAL.


Harry Bros. are receiving daily the finest
assortment OF Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Childrens Boots and Shoes ever brought to
this market. Call and see the new styles.
mar2i-dlm
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
Fort Worth.

| Fort Worth.
No extension is the cry ofall.
The railroad fever is abating.
Election for municipal officers next
Thursday.
Work lags on several of our most
important railway enterprises.
Very windy last Monday. Likewise
Is Deacon Paddock on all days.
Major Bond has not arrived yet, but
will as soon as the railroad reaches
here.
MIR. Sam Seaton was married to Miss
Jennie Johnson last Wednesday
evening.
The hobby horses have been the big
attraction this week for the little folk,
and big folk, too.
The pride of our city, the railroad
map, was destroyed by the late fire.
and not photograph left in the vii
lage.
Rev. Mr.. Wickens returned from
Weatherford Tuesday, and will preach
to-day at the chapel, in the Masonic
building.
The opinion seems 10 prevail, and
grows in strength, that the burning of
the Courthouse was the work of an in
cendiary.
The Union Literary Society will give
one of their select entertainments, at
the Methodist Church, ON the evening
of the 10th.
Jack Frost has destroyed the peach
buds and blossoms in many places,
and peaches and cream will be at a
premium.
Births-A boy to the wife of w. +.
Adams, Esq, last Tuesday, and girl
to the wife of Mr.. w. r. Haymaker.
last Sunday night.
We have the consolation of know
ing that the railroad will be completed
In time to attend the second Centen-
NAL anniversary at Philadelphia.
Owing to the extreme cold, the three
men at work on the Central Division
of the New York, Fort Worth and
Valparaiso Railway were compelled to
suspend operations.
The firemen did gallant service re-
moving the fallen timbers, standing
chimneys, etc, for hours after the fire
Of the Courthouse was put out, Yet
some croakers say they are a useless
appendage to the body corporate OF
this city.
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PRRFGBgED SPECIALS.


L0hI-"T ON " INrs NnW1FU'
LBtlncoach o. iulston and Texas Cen
tiel halfway, Decc Dor 4, 1875, one round
4biio palor box, containing N Family
Nsenth o. Hair Flowers. Tho above rewar'
(wnlbs paid for the eturn OF snme to
\. MARSHALL,
.lpfs.i-9 '-4t Ctina Ball, Dallas, TeNas
fei Scrip
WON % by
tl,ellteae .lK. hNYA6& BROS.
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lower sets Of Whites best Gun, teeth,
for the next thirty dess for ten dol.
lars. Filling at reduced rates. all
work guaranteed fifst-class. Rooms
three aud Ave, San Jaclnto Hotel,
Pest Of ciiy reference. --dst.
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Denison.

Denison.
The Alamo will soon be lighted with
gas.
Arthur Coffin is fitting up and fur
nishing neat little residence ON
Gaudy street.
Joe Cottreaux and family left yester-
day for Fort Smith. Joe will return
In few days to make arrangements
for his trip to the Centennial.
Charles Randy, an engineer from
Chicago, had his right leg, just above
the ankle, crushed by q locomotive
Friday morning. His leg was ampu.
tated, and he Is now doing well.
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s kinds OF hair made Up in every style
lsiencm price paid for human hair at 5
IRA SON Is, I'D Maiu street.
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CITY BUSIN ESs.
Brewery Pavilion.

Hot and Gold Baths at wilson's, No
IA Elm street. decl5dly
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sherman.

sherman.
1t rained Friday.
Birth-A boy to the wife Of Mr.. Abe
Cohn.
Mr.. ]. W. H esrne declines to run for
Mayor.
For city attorney We need the best
IN an that Ia IN The field; therefore vote
for Brown.
The following Is the amount Of teH
axed By the County Court Tor 1875. for
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For Sale at a Baruain
ASnal Pl6uring Mil and Mill site,

hss Ofihith A Wedges i0x2D stations,v
siixlns sbd boiler, wheat and corn miiis
eureka shutter, boiling chest, elevator ate
Epsryinipg necessary 10 make good honr
There are two acres OF ground. nav tuo.
ssoty MIL house, water twelve months IN
tne year, and wood plenty. Ia sitns,ad
ayH9ut twenty miles from Dallns, and on The
only offered for Rale by reason OF death ~ ~
ioLmer owner. For particulars and terms
mehadlmwft DALLAS. Tss..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
osxssy uousr -cEoaGE Il. rEs.E. PEora,sron

The DEMISE or Mrs. MIaHELS.-
We give notice, under the proper head
ing, OF the departure from the cares
and pleasures or this world, Of Mrs.
Evalina a. AIighsls, the mother of the
Editor of this raper. The aged lady
had lived more than the allotted time
of man, and passed quietly away yes
terday morning about 2o'clock, il the
confidence of q certain faith. in the
comfort of a rea .onsbie. religious and
iIoiy hope in favor with God ard in
perfect charity with tho world. A
lady Of strong iogca of character,
charitable, genial disposition, and
gentle manners, she was universally
respected by all who knew her. In
common with the many friends of Mr..
Mighels. the attaches of the hrrEAI.
tender him their sincere sympathy in
this his sad bereavement.
Masonic members Of the
Masonic fraternity in general. which We
believe means in good standing. and par
ticuIa-ly the below named bodies. are
ao,ifea that the installation Of the Of
iicers elect of Carson Lodge No. l. A. i.
4 A. NJ. and Lewis Chapter No. 4,
Royal Arch Nasons. will take place a.
the Masonic Hall this evening (St. john
the Eyargelist's day., at z O'Clock,
sharp. BY order Of ). c. WRIGHT.
w. H. & II. Z. H. p.
AccrpESrs.-lhe Chronicle of last |
evening records the death Of James Nc
vsty. a miner. on the 1900 foot level Of
the GonId 4 Curry. while he ives. rs ia
supposed. prospecting on his own ac-
conn;. Also the fall OF Miss Susan Ire
wella from swing. by which she I'M
broke her Jaw and both legs.
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Morning Board

Ophir HOS 81, 9l5s 20 32os 2o144. 10
2ils, 2UJs 2O5. b5. zoos 2li4 BIO
los 2l1., sos 2J3s. los 23E.. 1os q
lps 2Os4
M.,:can asOs lGl.. 93os 49,, sos lG:.
3c0s leE,
Gould & Curry 39js ia, 2iJs l2, 235:
ll:., 59o- liz.
Best K Beicher 6.5s AZ. ;5s 42Lz. %:
i2I.. l50s Az. l?os AZ. $685. Al
1875 49,, los a.. los ~. sos Il
b3U, los 405.. Hos i01., 5Us i0I
5Cs io-t
California 35..sss -. Ia2os a.. ZOOS 4;
sa0. 3DJs az. Zoos i51,, 5tos ID
5,,s i5i,
Savage zoos 10. zoos 9ii
Consolidated Virginia HOS 3G1.. Co.'s
500. 49Ios 81. 1865 1875, lOts 1874,
250s 80
Choilar-Potosi 2ioa II. los IS
Hale X Nurcrcss 41Os as, 90s 8
Crown Point 275s 6, 40s 81 I, :o0s 5',,
2js 81,
Yeil,w Jacket 1865 IL. OBS 49,, sos
1871, COOS 1879. ZOOS 49,.
Imperial I40s IL. 35l0s Is
Be.cher HOS So: sos 81 =. DOS 81
Alpha 1855 10, 39Js 2si !, 63s 49,. 230s
Sierra Nevada aGo- s;., los So, zoos
s..
Confidence loss
Utah co. l21s. TO- Ia +. 50s 1ai.. 70s -
Bullion SOS 10, 1905 1871. zoos 49,. 40s
Exchequer 7Os So. Gs,s 9. SOS s..
Overman SIS ll3. Has 1l2. 50s ia, los
lliI1. so. Dos li4ii.. Dos rs b5. sos
lis. los lis. POS liz
Justice 40JS 2Ol,. 2n3s q, oi0s 90 !, sos
POS. lcos eos. Is -, SOS 2O'. 100,
los 20i<
Union l75s 81. i15s 81.
Succer 25Os 55c
Julia CO. g. 4i0s 81. 35s 3i4
Caledonia aj0s l2S,. 1050s I2s.. 2ll0s
l3. zoos 12ls, HOS 49,, I50s l31,
ID. I25s Is DO
Evening Report.
Raymond and Ely 10, ::
jackson IJ1>
Belmont 5,0s bSO. sIos 81, ZOOS rs, scos
Eureka Con It's lUi
Leonard s75s 4, 3stS 81
Northern Belle iU's al :, c60S 30. ass MA,
45nS ~. loos -i1li 80, iu0s u so
Gen Thomas SOS
Manhattan SIS L., :,JS IL
Grand Prize 100,
Nodoc JAs ~. 6l5s *, hi,Gs n,
New CoSo 1US 81, los 3
Golden Chariot l7G> q :, o0S -
South Chariot COOS
kniskeFbocker ,5,js :ji;c
Baltimore I.as III
silver Hili rs
New York Con .itlS =
Alta Isis - 1.tS =
Wcndviila lu.'S &c
Lady WASHINGTON eo-s ~
kossuth 3joS I.
Andes Sos ~. stzs IL, aoc-I2s
Leviaihan a2,s :,
North Con Virginia cos 81 &c
Prospect 71is JJc
Trojan -,l;tS !. :icS toe, SE'S sc
.rGR Virginia 40 : 55I-- S95s 30 ,, 5ie> 36il.
.tJS ~! Ssi, Iut,S 30 $40
Gould and Curry S51s IA Is ~
Union ton H. $. sn5s 81 los So, irs sis
Caledonia 40. ,lI3., -icS ~. 3Jos ia, 5,'s l2iz
I,st, l2l b;0. las l2l-
Opnir iS5s ~ I. ,,Is 2el lUOs ~. llCS 2o5,.
i's 2Jig -, Ias ~. iilS luA-
Justice f;s> ~. us 1917, 35Hs 1854, 5'js 1875,
iUos 1881 81. 81 ~ b.
California ss, IL rs Al /. .1S ~ :. j0s 4is4
So. 2.,> AZ.
Beicher SIS .. LBS 81. .t'> NJ
Pest and Baicher :ass ~ ,, us 81 I, ia0S 32'4
JUS 81. I,S ;ai :, i,t> 49,
Mexican l0iIS l6i lus i6' 4, SOS l6' y -0s 1914 |
insa.> 1875
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under the direction of County Super
intendsnt.ele Moody. The exercises
consisted Of rotations. dialogues and
singing. very creditably rendered; fol-
loved BY refreshments for the children
and concluding with Q tripping OF the
light fantastic
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GOODS.

GOODS.
Go to Z. B. Rails. He has Just 70.
ceived large assortment of Holiday
Goods. consisting of Plated Knives,
Forks, Spoons, Fish Knives, Cake Bas-
kets. Casters. etc. Also large assert
ment of Japanese ware. China Dinner
end Tea Sets. Tete.a.tete Sets, Nous.
tache Cups. Fancy Vases. Bohemian
ware and Fancy Toilet Sets. Also u
nImber Of othec articles suitable for a
nice present. All the above / offer at
prices to suit the times. E. B. RAIL.
HA0AH's MAGyoLIA BALM preserves and re.
stores the complexion; removes frecklss. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected,
my2leod.wfs-ly
LYos's KAIHAJRoN makes beautiful, glossy
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn.
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 10 years. IL
charminSly perfumed. and has no rival.
my21eod-wfs-ly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-27

xxilfexA Etuel.

pHILAD1IRAlA WILMINGTON b
uoVN10n LISA
zralne VIII leAve Wtln,iAGsdA e follcVn tus
rAtladoapA1A And MtesA6diAse oaAtto0A, to-, Ale,
~, ~ lN.o q n, . 1.le. -, an, ,. q.
fhnadsavAta nd Nov Yosk. I'm o u. - II, las1.
Bafhmoee AnA lntasasdiaas HasaAuas, laA, S.b,
4 n, - ,. n.
1afslnMo md washington, 10 q, . eos. .. a.,
4ssi:s lu IS Ds ~ : B 5iv.so. NAV. %.
New OAetae, AoQ. an, Ael q ~ ~, ~, ,. =.
q r., - ~.
oUNnAY EAAuA
fhtlAAolpAia 80 lntss0e<1tAao Dsaetoas. Ai0,
n, A.AA e.1o, ,. - '
f1iiAaeiphk - new Yosx, In q. n.
tUf further infofAAt10n pa1oo0geEa A1o referred
- Tie tllne tahaoo p0otod u ~ depot.
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Aeaisxl.
leaifxl.
sTRUrN 10 AlonEEH AND villa
RD0vAlx.n
SWORN STATEMENT
session POLICE OFFICER,

Il. R, STEVENS:
Dear or :-vrom exposure took slck about
lins ysan EGO with Rheumatic Fever, from wish
I Ss1sred about months when recovered from
- I'd eossNpason, which brought % the p,leS
consulted ply sicxn and paid him over ee0O for
attending me, and oil the while ! WAS gradually
f. sSus S unsii ssvss z re ben pSys,ssns q
Noos10 had taksn my case In hand.
,sys.S a. hey coDciucsd nv complaint VA sssS.
"A and general dehtlity. had great difh.,ulty In
beeathlu9 and IN inhaler wa required 10 AFFORD me
toos ron 1s % ioa boxes Of caioms pils and fa,ia-
fully txtsd ~ the medicine that each physician
lrsscriosd From my ogs acsnsss md ~ tho Va,
fsrea excrucist.ng paia in thS ANAL Of ny back.
one physicsaH aid ~ disssssd ali through my
system. and no regretted that he could give ne NO
6ops for health. NY suffering from indignation
sciid fuod on my nsomacn, and the whole nature u
my food Was broth from smeAL
aso took prescription iSm & ssc6
bynpepoie. took 10 bottles Of medicine especially
prepared for Dyspepsia, and l have used great
nsvs taken ssssapsTils anti You could count the
y ~ the popular advertised medicine iar trial,
nours sieep night }os yeazs
ososnsi policeman urged me TO try veeetne, eu
sss 0 s .rs1 q nnes sS soas
concluded 70 W it. and before had used one hot
tang i had mot been able TO do before for years
indeed, obtained more substantial nensnt iron iron
the nnt oostis 81 ysss' ss.r 'n1n rant d!o p
|. Wa perfectly cured and able 70 DO duty al day
s s s r. %ss
D my life, and am, - think, living contIad cto
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FURTHER PROOF,
FACTS WILL TEL L.

Il r. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Shallow me to say . word In favor Of
VH0ErINE- During the past year ! have suffered
from Q complication of Diseases laid In bed from
the 81 of November until the middle OF the follow
ing june and an average did not cit mp two hOuYs
week had eight of the best physicians IN she
stats but got no help, and constantly gre worse.
They agreed had heart disease, phthisic, pyaemta
and kidney comp Amt, and could never be any bet
Ter. was reduced IN weight 30 ponds, which ID
much. for Am naturally thin. $3.50.
In June, finding was failing under the treat
ment Of the physicians. commenced the use OF
vk0BTINn through the earnest pen uaton OF friends
and am happy to state, with good results. have
gained ten pounds 10 weight and C nit up all day.
walk half . mile and ride six
am greatly encouraged and shall continue NJ.
ing the vKakiIkn II can get It. l am Q poor man
but for the truth Of this statement / refer 10 any
man In GO6BtOwu or vicinity.
Yours, very thankfully.
A. J. BURBRCK,
Aug. l. 1875, Gonstown. N. II.
vEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Masked Raiders ln SUSSEX.
AN EXCHANGE OF SHOTS BETWEEN TEEN AND A
FARMER.

AN EXCHANGE OF SHOTS BETWEEN TEEN AND A
FARMER.
Broadkn Hundred, Sussex conunty, has been
all agog for several days past. Masked raiders
have taken the law into their own hands within
the past few days. 1t seems that VIM. A. Col
Inns caught and penned several hogs that were
destroying his crops. A neighbor claimed the
hogs, and Mr.. G. offered to allow him to take
them il he would pay for their feed. The next
night several masked men went to the pen and
were taking the hogs away when Mr.. Collins
went out the door, followed by his wife. He
fred his gun, and the fire WAS returned by the
masked men. Several balls were put into the
door, and Collins and his wife narrowly escaped
injury. The next day several parties were Ar
rested and held to bail for their appearance At
court.
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Then personally appeared the above named Eu-
''''''' ' RosRA b BOWEN,
Justice Of the Peace.
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