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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-19

Hon. j. A. Mcneil, the able and
useful Senator from Pontotoc was de-
tanned by illness from his seat during the
early part of the session. We are graft
fed to state that he is now sufficiently re-
stored to attend to his public duties.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-19

THE Arkansas Legislature has done
patriotic service in electing Hon. A. ID.
Garland to the Z. S. Senate.
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a State Department Of AgricuI-
ture.

The annual meeting of the National
Agricultural Congress will be held in
Chicago in September next. It's Presi
dent, Hon. w. c. Flagg, of Illinois,
having written to this State for coopera-
ton in the objects of the Congress, the
following is his response to letter ad-
dressed to him. 1t contains suggestion
in reference to State Department of
Agriculture that is worthy of considera-
ton. If such Department were estab-
lished in connection with the office of
Commissioner Of Immigration, we be-
lieve that substantial results might be
accomplished:
Moro, Illinois, Jan. Ia, 1877.
j. i. PO1oer, JdcksOn, Mss
DEAR SIR " our kind letter of the 4th
duly received for which [ am very much
obliged. l am sorry to know that agricul-
tural organizations are at so low an ebb in
Mississippi just now. | wish your people
would follow the good example of Georgia
III Department OF Agriculture. 1t seems
10 me that it would be good investment.
l should be glad 60 get, whenever your
leisure and opportunity permits, some in
formation as TO your more prominent citi-
Zens likely to be interested i'm our objects
and TO aid in their promotion
Truly yours,
w. C.. FIAGt;
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-19
ByTelegraph'
tn THE DAILY CLARlON.
YESTERDAY EVENINGS DISPATCHES


Foreign 4NC"
P.R1s. Jan. 1S-A Rome correspol,oe,., ~
sareit Is believed that the Pope lntehas "
iii up all the vacant Cardinates.
Exchange of Prisoners
London. Jan. lS.--A Pera special 10 eii9
telegraph, reports Turkey and Servia aSfeeo
to exchange prisoners ,.+.,;owea
Gen. Tchomayef who was intsfv ne ren
in Paris, said doubtless war Wouiu a, io
correspanoents of London Journals, ana
yearly all the other European centres e1-
nress the decided opinion that the TURKS
A Daily News Constantinople dispatch
SAYS the ultimatum was more enec.,a t
dncument than was supposed. lC uoes hoe
sacrifice the executivs powers of Internal
commission.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-19

Holly Springs South
The CLARION brings the latest news to
this point, arriving here by noon of the day
of it's publication.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Report OF Committee

s,,h mA.ssHISGToN, Jan. Is SIN their renort
they have w ann,; ine oil, the Committee say
shauay and deliberation to the snb;ect 'oaD ,S
Dei'eve that the bill reported is the best a atu
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-19

IT is said that an unnaturallzed hayes
elector has certainly been found in Min
nesota. They are investigating him.
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Exchange of Prisoner


NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.--The worlds speclai
saws that Senator Jones has received the Ioi-
lowing dispatch:
TALL.HAssEE, Jan. T.--lnformatlon OF
o,o ,,arrdnto has been decided upon, ana
demurrer in favor of the Democrats, ana
against the Hayes electors; this decision Is
given by Judge White, of the Circuit Court;
the demurrer being made that Hayes cleo,
tors having met and acted, no court couid
consider tneir eligibility after the fact;
by DENYING this demurrer Il court decides
that it las jurisdiction and the case Will
proceed TO trial npon the main issue as TO
the right of Hayes electors to act at all
Meanwhile, the decision on the demurrer
will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
From COnstan tinOpIe.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 1S.-It is under
stood that one or two million pounds OF
of Turkish paper money will be issued.
Foreign News.
LONDON. Jan. 1S.-At a meeting of Mas
tiers and operators and commissioners OF
Lancashire Cotton trade yesterday the mas-
tiers Internationally rejected all operative
conditions because they would result in a
general advance of wages. A meeting OF
operatives will be held and rupture is ex-
pected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09
GETTING q Pas. from lie C0mmn.,0r

"A Traveller writes the Cincinnati
Times An amusing thing came under
my observation between Vanderbilt and
Lloyd, the map man, in New York, in
1861 Lloyd wanted pass over the
Central railroad for one OF his agents
and Vanderbilt refused it. A week after
this happened Lloyd completed his
famous Relief Railroad Map of the
United States, a shade larger than the
New York Herald, printed on one sheet
OF strong bank note paper on light.
ming press, and sold it, likeanewspaper
all over the country. and the sale was
tremendous, several news dealers order
ing one hundred thousand copies at a
single order Lloyd had the railroads
on this map about as broad as an ordi.
nary penholder-yery distinct and
clear. To make old Vanderbilt
angry he lifted out of the electro.
type plate the New York Central rail.
road from New York city to Buffalo
and the Lake Shore railroad and its
connections from Buffalo to Chicago,
anu lsSuVu the cheap ten-cent map with
out their lines on the map ut all. There
was white, canal.lke blank space in
the map where these railroads had been
leading from New York to Chicago, that
looked curious enough. Well, LLOYD |
mailed copies of every edition not only |
to Vanderbilt, but to all the stockhold- !
ers, bondholders ticket agents, freight
agents and all in any way connected
with the Central railroad Old Wander
bilt swore and raved and threatened to
sue Lloyd for damages but every issue
made, Lloyd would mail the commodore
and his crowd copies of the railroad
map without his line and connections
shown on it, until Vanderbilt Welded
md sent passes by the wholesale to
Lloyd and to the day of his death he
lerer refused Lloyd, the map man, all
he passes he wanted. Vanderbilt
would jump up and down every time he
Jaw a copy OF that map with the canal
rom New York to Chicago running
Ilong the course of his track and his
rack invisible"
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Ahead OF All Comp sti.i"n In the Ciohh
ing IrMMC,

This ia very applicable to the enter
nris no clothiers, h. NJ kahil ~ hro'
who 20 first and foremost to open
the foll campaign by the Introduction
VI an immense stock of fashionable
clothing for men, boys and children,to
suit the desires of everybody the up,
nraciation of which is being attesteu
daily by the many beautiful SUITS 'npy
have turned out this season IL Is sa'e
to assert that whenever you see any
o,e wearing nice-fttlng, wen
made and cheap suit, that " oomes
from h. NJ. Kahn ~ Bros, ana why
this il thus, Is because they exercise
tha yreatest care u selecting We II le
and most approved styles, ana tneir
goods and prices satisfy every oouS :
Having been in this city since in-
fancy they are well qualified to know
NO wants of this section, ana the'r
CONSTANTLY increasing business IS tne
est nroof that the public appreciate
them, .u.,Io oIo,binp
establishment TO the puoiic' WHY
those contemplating buying can saw
monev and get better goods lhal
nowhere In the city. We simply, say
vlsit this popular, emporium anu "a
anina their stock aud our woId tor
vor will be amply repaid. -, A..
Remember--E. NJ. Kahn " Bro, ln'
clothiers, corner Elm ana LAIN"
streets.
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Married women In the English Army

London Echo: An order has re-
Gently been issued the bywar office on
the subject of the number of married
women allowed to be borne on the
strength of regiment. Hitherto,
the number of the rank and file
allowed on the married establish
mcnt was seven per cent. of the
number of men in the regiment, and
the wives and families of these men
were in the enjoyment of certain
privileges, such as being entitled to
Tree quarters and being allowed to
obtain rations at contract rates.
This plumber had now been reduced
to four per cent Ofcourse this will
not affect the families at present on
the establishment, but vacancies
will not be filled up until the num-
bcrs are reduced to the lower figure.
This reduction is probably caused
By the ehort.service system by
which "a soldier is bound to serve,
only six years with the colors, in
consequence of which the author
tiles seem to think he will have
plenty of time to get narrated after
he leaves the army. Whether this
will produce Steadicr soldiers we
can not say, but it would seem to an
unofficial mind that home comforts,
cuen in such II home rs the BRITISH
government alIots to the married
soldier, would do something toward
Keeping Private Noakes out Of the
public house, and the consequent
guard room. During the Crlmean
war u Turkish officer on being IN,
formed of the small number OF
British soldiers allowed 10 be mar
ried, is stated to have exclaimed,
"Allah only six wives to comp
anyw What would he say to the
contemplated reduction?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09
February, 1871.

Mayor and City Council, Gentlemen
lnaccordance with the wishes ofthe
street committee, | present estimates
of grading, gravelling and gutterlng
streets as recommended in their re-
port
|. Main from West Houston tn
Sycamore street, distance 2,650 feet
cost S. 800, averaging So 10 per run
ming foot.
=. Elm from West Market to Syca.
more street, distance 2O6O fe t; cost
SIPS, averaging IS As per running
foot
g. Commerce street, from West Mar
Ret to Puydras street, distance "a feet
cost - $40; averaging 80 45 per running
foot.
H. Houston, Jefferson and Market
Streets, from Comm cree to Elm street,
each 400 feet, in all distance LOU feet
cost S4lO5; averaging So 40 per run
ming foot.
D, Austin and Lamar streets, from
South Wood to North Pacific avenue
each ,24O feet, in all distance, $50
lee'; cost S0,476; averaging So 452 pei
running foot.
b POydras, from Main to Elm
streets, distance 200 feet; cost $500; av'
eraging g SO per running foot.
I Totai distances in feet. 40
~ '....'' -soS,f''
VI this 49, $50 the city pays one
.hlrd-SlO,Sl6, and property holders
The balance. w. NJ. JOHNSON,
FeDruary6 .S7. City Engineer.
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Fine Prospects for IA collector.

Come, now said the collector, some.
what sternly, as he called at the house
for the sixty-ninth time, "this bill has
been running for the past eleven
months, and know your husband can t
be at the Centennial now" Indeed,
he is not replied the young wife; "he
would have paid you before, but he only
returned from the South where he had
been to see fair count last night, He
told me this morning he would have
your money for you as soon as the COM
promise bill got through and the bust.
ness prospects Of the country had re-
yived.
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In NinslicnttOn.

The f~lowing pream bles and resolu.
ton were adopted by the Dallas county
Republican club at their regular meet
Ing February G, 1877:
WHEREAS, The Courier journal, OF
louisville, Kentucky, and other Demo,
I sic newspapers, have published
SS,ahderous statements in regard to
non; A b. Norton, postmaster of Dali
aS, iexas, charging him with being u
IIeIaui'er to the amount Of $l0,0 U0 In
I'm account with the government, and
WIN having been removed from ot1ic &
IN consequence;
WHEREAS, A complete and most
liEIu examination 10y government
Vlhclals has developed the feet that
,ue government is and has for a long
uuie been indebted to Postmaster Nor
'oH, toan amount exceeding -, 500;
WHEREAS, A. b. Norton has moi
ueell removed from the office of post
master Of Dallas; and
WHEREAS, The aforesaid slanderous
reports are calculated and intended t
thuJure We National Republican party
~ N'hlIylDg and traducing one of III
,ehaulng and most honored members
therefore,
q, TeSo'oel, That we, the Republican,
y, DALLAS, pronounce the charges to b,
utterly Utterly false and vindicatively mali
U,ous' 10 meet and refute the state
o %euI3 published In Democratic paper
ELSEWHERE, We here quote an editoria
published In The DAILY DALLAS HER
AID, a leading Democratic newspaper
Is,7 saturday morning, January 9th
, The HERALD is gratiHed to not
OH lo 'ne postal affairs of the Dalla
thar , have been properly adjusted, ant
faao .nsre Is shown TO be balance Ii
mao VI Judge Norton. That gentle
thu a', mas nus suffered serious losses through
n,eu negligence or crim inallty OF EN-
dDyes' but he has promptly paid then
" 'u' Of his own pocket. The offic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09

.,...lnn n Texas Centeral II. II.
,rr,val and Departure of the Mails az
Dallas.

NoprgERN MAIL-Via NJ. X. e T. Il, r..
N,"rislug Western, Northern and Eastern
gVnils,N,w York and 81. j. uis mails arrive
sIa,1 nm; depart at 7;I5 am. Pouches close
at9p.m.
,orragRN MAIL-New Orleans and South
,,n f1ulsana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
wacn mud all Other poiLts in Southern
9sTss. arrives ut 7:i5 am; departs at G;20 p.
M. Pouches close at pm.
EASTERN MAIL-Via I. n Z Il. r., COM
r,I.inr sousnern and Niddle States, Louis
pjie chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
Shreveport and all EASTERN Texas, arrives
daily al 02O pm. departs at pm. Pouch
closes at pm.
Wp,rFRS MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
hnrna 1ranbury, Weatherford, Decatur
pSin pinto, Jacksboro and western posts
arrives at 4 m; departs AT am.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09
PAVING THE STREETS.
Rsport of the Councils Committee
Esumate of The CITY Engineer.


Your committee to whom was re-
te,red the matter of improvement OF
the streets, etc, recommend that Main
street, from West Houston to Syca.
more street; Commerce street, from
West Market to Poydras; Elm street,
from West Houston to Sycamore, and
Houston, Jefferson and Market streets,
from Commerce to Elm street, and
Austin and Lamar streets, from Wood
street to Pacific avenue, and Poydras
street, from Main to Elm street, be i'm
proved in the following manner to wit:
|. That a good curling of three
inch cypress or brick, be built along
these streets, and gutter-board OF
three inch cypress, spiked on cross ties
Of 4x6 four feet long, four feet apart,
and side board 3X6 along the outer
edge Of the gutter 6oarG.
:. That the streets be graded with
crown in the middle eighteen inches
higher than the gutter. board, and COW
cred with gravel twelve inches deep,
nut down in layers Of four Inches and
rolled with Il heavy iron roller to COM
paCt the same in solid mass
3. That bOX-sewers across streets
where needed, Oe built of three'inch
heart pineor cypress, three feet wide,
TO conform tG the grade of the gutter,
aud co placed as to be available as u
plank reet-crOssiDg from sidewalk to
sidewalk.
Your committee are of the opinion
that a thorough system of underground
sewerage is too expensive for the pres,
ent financial condition of the city, and
that money can be better expended in
improving the surface Of the streets,
and that gutter drains properly con-
structed will be sufficient to carry OIL
all surface water, aud be easily kept
cleaned.
We would recommend that the city
engineer make an estimate OF such
improvements and that work be com
menced thereon as soon AS possible, IN
orGer that the streets may be well
settled and in good condition by the
LIST Of September next.
KELLER,
COWEN,
ERVAE.
February, 1871
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Houston and Texas Central Railway

Tho following offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, where
Information may DC hAd concerning not
only the IL. ct. Is. Hallway, but Texas gem
orally.
+. h. MANCHEST Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, az Broadw y, N. Y,
Gen. j. Is. ROBERTSON, Pass. 4 lmmigra-
ton Agent, 3N. Third street, ST. Louis, Mo.
A. alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chica. o, Ill.
NICK HOLM ES, southeastern Agent, No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, OHIO.
j., COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn,
Information may also Q had at the ngep-
Giles OF the NJ. X. a. 7. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal ana St.Louis
,. WALDO,
J. ID RAND,
Gsnl Sapt., Houston. Texas. jan26lm
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VIII remain IN the hands of judge
Norton until the 4Ih of March, in .ny
event, aud possibly longer il the bigh
JOINT commission happen to deciCt the
wrong way.h
Every Democratic newspaper that
has published the sIandtr Is requested
to publish tue above d mocratic relu.
tatiOn.
J. ", CALDER,
DIR. 4, n, COCHRAN.
JAMES BENT y,
a. ". SLATER,
Committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09
NEW Advent lSkmENIS.
VICH'S
rll,,strated Price Catalogue

FIFTY pases-sOo llnsre,ni S hss, T powa gs
sorpohs Of thonsa ,SS ,S o, ' and nd ts rag
C, re% me Printed in German and in Sn,s
s Waa. Flora I Guide. quarterly 20 cen.s -
vcsr. Vick'p Flower ana ,s st Cloth
harden, 80 cents In paper III vItiK.
overs, ~; Aeo'e'' Rsoh ester, N, u
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Causes the Body to Gain in Solid FleSl
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor the Speedy Cure OF Seminal Weak
L ness Lost Manhood, and ali disorders
brought on by lndiscretiOds or excess, Any
druggist has the Ingredients.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09
FOR SALE.
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships.
one OF tho best and certainly The oheapeh'
line plying between New lorh, trent ply,
tain and Europe, Steerage and cabin, win
railroad tickets, either way, rom ana 70
Dallas or round trip Tickets, good Tor one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For par
ticulars, and 10 see plan OF the steamers CAD
n, callat our Office No. 100 Lamarst.
n n n W.T. YTE a. CO., Agents
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pepertain cure tor all III yer disenges. Dys
=, Q Sla, Loss OF Appetite, Sick headache
SosuVeness, suurness OF stomach, Heart
Burn, Indigestion, Jaundice, BnIiousness
piaifhga, tluX, Chills and Fever, Etc.
"a UIlON-ln ouying always ask for Dir,
q, simmons LIVER MEDIUINE, pre-.
pared by NJ. A. fhcdford n Co., Chatta.
noogn, Tenn, and see that the likeness of
uf. a, O. Simmons Is on eachI bottle and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-09
STATE OF,TEXAS,

II gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, nneht agricultural district md
great grazing grounds OF the West.
IN passenger aud freight trains arc sur
passed by none In the State. Pullman'B
Palace Drawing hoom and sleeping Cars
leave st. Louis daily via tho NJ, X. n L. H'y
ut \, m; Hannibal nj 10 a. NJ, ana Sednliu
AT B;2b y. IN, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Aua In and Hous =.
| ton without change Connection In also mad o
NJ Shorninn WIN the Texas aud Pacific mil ;
way for the above named points,
Ihe CONNECTIONS OF this Road with the NJ,
X. x A. vt DenisOn for 1T. Louis, Hannibal
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas CITY and All
points North aud East with The Texas n Pa
cihc NJ Sherman for nj, Louis Cairo, Mem
phih, ana ail points East and SOutie ast, and
st HOu ton with the e., ii, a Is. A Tor sah
Antonio, the a., ii. Il III Tor galveston, tho
Texas " New Orleqnl Railway for beaumont
orange, etc, the Morgan ana Mallory steam
hhl, Il .Or all points un The Gull and Atlantic
cOasts, and tho LlverpOol & Texas Sloamship
Line To Liverpool, huvTe and other Euro.
p"an elites are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust aud neat ON account OF tho nature
ui the soil ana thoOp prairie oouhtry over
which II passes, with its cooling sea b eeze,
groves, Well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable aud advantng eOus TO travellers and
shippers In preference 10 Others,
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except SATURDAY at 2:2O p. m, Houston at
| o.S0 y, n, :, Hoarue NJ 2;25 p. M, and benson
| at l,:i5 II. IN.
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
A.
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STATENInNT
OF THE
City Bank,
or DALLAS. TEXAS,
Al the Close OF business, ON the and
Day OF january, 1877.

ASSETS.
Cash In Na1lt--U. :. Lee
Gal Tender NOies......sjO 900 W
MAJ, bk. Notes ana Cash
@,2h W - SlOS 2ti "
III hands Banks and Bankers,
subject 10 Dratt..~~..,,,.,..,.,..,,,- S6,S2G 81
over-Draf's advances on Cotton
! course OF shipm ent, etc ...... li.S,S IA
Fixtures, BLrglar-proof Safes
- and Furniture, ..................,..... s,i76 OF
stocks and BOnds........,..... t7u As
Real Estate thanking House d.
- anu other Property l...,...... "2O,7lb 81
blIls keoelYable.".....,... ,......... ll6,Ia2 6g
, SSOl,li0 q
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in...........d 100000 90
SSurplns,..''"''., ....."..",.....,.,... 1909 u
premium, per cenl......,........,& B2l OS
Due 10 Bks and B'kers 8BTS'l4
Due TO Deposltors..... l6l ~ ~ -- SlgS, i5l rs
1901, li0 II
STATE OF TgXAs, Dallas County-ss.
|, Thos. X, Ferguson, Cashier OF the City
Bank OF Dallas, do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement Is true, To the best of my
knowledge and belief
THoS. X. FERGUSON, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this
4th day of January, A. ID. 1877.
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER,
Jan9l-dtf kESa Notary Public Dallas,Co.
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Beat Routes. on Quick Time,
with more Comforts, Bettor Accommo da.
lions and Greater Security than any otner
Line, Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions Of tho Grent Elm mira
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DIX. TUFTS SARSAPARILLAA AND
QUEENS DELlGhTI

forming the most powerful Alternative
known to Medical science for the cure OF old
Ulcers aud Sores, Diseased Joints, Foul Dis
charges from the Ears and Nostrils, 3D.
scesSeS, SKIN affections, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Kidney Complaints, EVIL affects OF
Secret practices, Diseased Scale, Disordered
Liver and Spleen ami all diseases that CEN
ter III the blood. IL possesses the peculiar
property ofimparting a fair complexion and
Causes the Body to Gain in Solid Flesh
Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon the attention Of those VINO have been
The afflicted are assured that this Is not one
of the worthless nostTums OF the day, but is
prepared upon scientific principles, by a
physician OF thirty years experience. sold
everywhere.
Principal office, Is Murray st., New York
septS-deOd-wly
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FOR SALE BY
HOSElNS & HOWELL, Dallas, Texas
TN, AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
mol &lnnnAMnll
WHAT Is QUEENS DELIGHT!

1t Is aplant that grows In the South and is
the only actual blond purifier ever discoyr
cred, by which all diseases that center In tile
blood can be eradicated at once and lorevc g
II eNpeis for life all sorofulous, Syphilitic-
CutaneouS and Rheumatic Affections and IN
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY Tor this class OF
diseases. Alone 1t is Il searching, but whtr
combined with Honduras Sarsa parilla, Yes
low Dock ana other roots and herbs it be-
comes u blood purlher Indispensable and
unequallcd. such is the combination OF