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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
Gone to San francisco.

DR.. Johnson left last evening for
San Francisco. to which place he was
called professionally He expects to
return next week. Winaemucca should
be promo of its physicians. One was
called to Silver City. Idaho, profession
ally last spring. and now another is
sent for to treat case in a city in
which there are at least one hundred
regular NJ DIS. and probably twice
that number of quacks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
The Railroad blockade.

Though all is quiet on the Pacific
Coast railroads and no disposition to
strike is eviDced, business interests
sCffer to greater or less extent from
the general blockade east of the Mis-
souri, liver. No freight of any kind
for points east of Omaha is received by
the Central Pacific company. Not
withstanding the general disorder in the
States, there seems to be no interup-
ton of the mails between here and
New York City. as letters and papers
arrive regularly and in the usual time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
The American People.

No People in the world suffer as
much with Dyspepsia as Americans.
Although years of experience in medi.
cine had failed TO accomplish certain
and-sure remedy for this disease and
its effects. such as Sour Stomach.
Heart burn. Water brash. Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, paipitatiou of the
Heart. LAYER Complaint, coming up of
food, low spirits, general debility, etc.,
yet since the Introduction of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER we believe there is no
case of dyspepsia that cannot be i'm
mediately relieved. $4,000 dozen sold
last year without one case of failure
reported. TO 10 your druggist and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Two doses will relieve you.
Regular size rs cents.
Agents Crane a Brigham, wholesale
druggists, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

BARNUM is trying to add Sitting Bull
to his show, which is now out on a two
years tour of the country. The
Dramatic News says that he sent an
agent and civilized Indian, three
months ago, to engage the Sioux chief.
They found him in Canada, and made q
bargain with him. conditional on the
United States Government permitting
him to return to this country without
arrest. Barnum addressed petition
to Secretary Schurz before starting, for
Europe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE TRIAL OF HARRIS.
A Jary Found without much Difn-
Guilty.


The trial Of Charles Harris indicted
for the murder Of James Randall, be-
gan yesterday in the District Court
s. 8. Grass appeared as counsel for the
State and M. s. Bonniield for the de-
Tense. From a venire of forty two
jurors the following were selected
Dwight Hadley, John H. w. Davis
Chas. e. Eames. james Langdon, JAS.
Morsehead, John Spargo, Edd. Todd,
Conrad Mangelman, Joseph Nc
Gonagle, Joseph Kempter, John Mel
lert and w. w. Robins. At clock
P. NJ. the jury was sworn to try the
case, and the examination of wit.
ness 10 behalf of the prosecution be-
gan. The following witnesses testified
Geo. S. Hill. E. w. Jennings. Wash
Waltermire. Bennett jackson and DIR.
G. III. Boyman. At O'Clock counsel
for the State requested an adjournment
until 8 O'Clock this morning to enable
the State to subpoena more witnesses.
This request was based upon the
grounds of tbs extraordinary character
of the evidence. and Court adjourned
until this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

Another Batsio Win the Ho.sll...

Another Battle with the Hestlles.
Dispatches received from Howard 9
headquarters report q severe engage.
ment with the Indians for two days.
Troops drove them from their posi-.
ton, killing good many and capturing
their camp. Howard pursued them mp
the hill north of Cottonwood. and lost
thirteen killed and twenty seven
wounded. Captain Coontz. with Nc
Conville and Hunters command, are in
pursuit of the Indians with the inten
ton Of cutting off their retreat towards
Salmon river
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
Gold, silver and Currency.

f4 san francisco, July 20,
Silver, 81, 8.
Trades, 80, 81.
Greenbacks, a516. 95%.
Gold opened in New York today at 516.
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Prairie Chickens.

A flock of prairie chickens rose from
the sagebrush south Of the Courthouse
this morning and flew across the river.
These birds, which are about as large
as domestic hens of the dunghill
variety, though quite numerous along
the Little Hamboldt. are rarely seen in
this vicinity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
Rebuilding.

The Fashion Livery Stables, owned
by Carrel IL Stock, and run by Mon
tana, which were burned two weeks
ago, are to be rebuilt. The lumber for
the new buildings is now arriving, and
portion of it is being hauled on the
ground.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
Last Eveninc,s Beard.

Last Evenings Beard.
100 Eureka Con. n, 27L.
$50 Rye PBtch. 3.
100 Eldorado South, ~.
100 Gila, soc.
900 Panther. 55, Zoe.
l25 Belle. l7s+, l71..
1890 Hussey, 20. zoe.
30 Manhatten, 81. So.
80 Grand Prize. Is, 1917.
1860 Argenta. 49, ll5c.
$40 Modoc, 10, ll5c.
1850 Coso Con. 10, l5c b60.
100 New Coso, lis, 1I0c.
1856 Defrees. So. SOC.
400 Steptoe, 365. 360c.
100 Leeds, 1l5c.
100 Overman. 10, 153S.
60 Delcher. 360c.
$40 California, 261s, Z6A.
40 Yellow jacket. 8.
100 Savage. 81 SO.
las Excnequer, o., 6.
100 Hale y Norcross, 1875, 420c.
100 Ophir. Az. "A.
$50 Sierra Nevada, 425. 430c.
S5 Con. Virginia. 2S1s. 2S14.
5S5 Best * Be.cher. 1914, 10.
$3.50 Gonld IL Garry. ~, So.
$50 Justice. 81. ga.
100 Caledonia. 81
1870 Bullion. -.
$50 Crown Point, fl0c.
This Mornings Hoard.
40 Ophir 1872.
G5 Mexican. oX.
G45 Gould & Curry. 6. 7Ts.
1920 Best Il Bslcher, l5K Is.
$50 California, 26t4 rs $40.
455 Savage, tss, So
$50 Con. Virginia. 28H.
l65 Belcher. $40, 350c
500 Sierra Nevada, 400, 415c.
10 Chollar, 90.
800 Hale d Norcross. 4.
$50 Crown Point, 4l0, 1000.
800 Imperial. so. Csc.
20 Kentuck. 81.
so Alpha. 10.
80 Yellow Jacket, ~.
90 Utah. 81.
f25 Bullion. 6H. G3s.
2l0 Exchequer, So, So.
100 Overmun. 14s4, 14T.
$40 Justice. 81. so.
6o Union, 440, 460c.
80 Julia. ~,
425 Caledonia. 305. 3l0c.
900 Silver Hill. las, 1900.
700 Dayton. zoe.
100 New York. 30c.
80 Manhattan, 81,
300 Grand Prize. -.
500 Argenta. Is.
100 Steptoe. 3 65.
100 Overman, l4z4.
so Mexican, So.
800 Modoc, TO-
$40 Belle, IS. 1871.
100 Father. Csc.
10 Leopard, SO.
20 Hussey, %.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

SIMPLE and inexpensive "a tits,
GleDn's Sulphur Soap is a most efficient
remedy tor certain obnoxious diseases.
to be cnred of which those afflicted with
them often spend thousands of dolldrs
to no purpose.
Hih's instantaneous Hair Dye, is the
Aest and safest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

Thomas Green, who resided several
years in this town, has been nominated
for Sheriff by the Republican Conven-
ton Of Shasta county. California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

81 Range of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest, IS deg; lowest, SO deg. ];
Range. rs; average. IT. deg.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Service. U. y. A.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention Packers.

pack train is wanted to pack 900 cords Of
wood. Fer particulars apply to Charles
Bowling, Camp McDermit.
Camp McDermit, July 2, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

NOTICE IN HEREB GIvENTHAT
IN the co-partnership heretofore existing
between e. K. Wiley and w. T. Burns, under
the firm name of Wiley l. Burns, in the town
of Winnemuccs, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. X. X. Wiley will collect all
debts due, and pay all liabilities Of, the late
arm.
Z. K. WILEY.
W. r. BURNS.
winnemucca, May 80, 1877,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11
UTIllTARIAN.

Two PiItsburg shoemakers recently
tried tho experiment Of making boots
llom human skin BY arrangement
with medical college they secured
skin from the stomach and back of II
man killed suddenly by accident, tan.
ned it nicely, and made two pair of
boots thcrclrom the solcs being of
ordinary leather They proved to he
warmer than boots mndc from The skin
OF calf, and it l. believed that they
will be every hit rs scryircable 50 the
utlitNrian spirit goes on They arc
using the bones of the mummics for
knife handles and their dust for fcrtlil-
cls Now they want to use us for boots
and shoes the parents thus clothing the
children in u new Way, andpctIy soon
they withdrawing our iingerboues into
necklaces and charms, after the custom
Of the KaIlirs and Hojcsmcn of South
Africa. This seems better lhan the new
tangled idea Of cremation, After the
bones and skin are duly utilized, the
fat men and women might be appropri-
ately used for making soap for the sur
vyols.
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ARREST THEM

The immediate mouth.piece of Grant
is known to be the Washington RepuJ
dcda, and it may be taken to reflect the
exact views Of this Presidential con.
splrator when it speaks these words
The proper course to pursue, in case
the House attempts to elect Mr.. Tilden
after the Senate has announced IIayes'
election is to stop the proceedings of
the House at once by arresting all the
members participating in this reyolu.
tionary scheme. Tho House in this
attempt might have the necessary two.
thirds majority of the States for a quo.
rum in fact, all the members of Con.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11
THE CRISIS IN LOUISIANA.

The condition oraIlnirs in Louisiana
assumes more serious attitude under
the mcnaccs from Grants Secretary of
War
Present indications are that the des-
perate wrctchcs in New Orleans will be
supported by federal bayonets and at
any moment we may look for orders to
be flashed to General Augm to use force
to Oyer-uower Nichols and cnthronc
the stupendous fraud that Packard and
the Returning Board seek to Gasten upon
Louisiana
Wcgamr has deca pIty5i too far no,c fer
tie drunken rdgajond at tie aational capital
to successfully interrupt il @itAicalaad STEEL
The desperate alteration is now pre-
scented ITO the conspirOtors of crushing
out the rule Of the people in Louisiana
or ot losing the state forever. In the
event that they seek to put down
Nichols, in defiance of the will of the
nation, Representative Republican Gle.
ment oithe' North must at once ahnn-
don the reckless plotters, and Ior sell
preservation seek to save the Republic
by supporting Tildcn, If Nichols be
unmolcstcd the old Pelican State
breaks asundcr the mcrciloss letters
that have boand her, and steps forth re-
deemed and controlled by her own
sons,
Usrpers, thieves adventures, all of
Grants tools, associates and bosom
friends, must quit the State in hot
haste OF be consigned to the fostering
care of penitentiares, In any event
the chances of the conspirators are
gloomy. They have played u desperate
game, but they have played it against
brave, wntchIul, united people, who, by
n skilliul coup Getot have won the
stakes and propose to keep them.
Comerons telegram TO General Augur,
designating those citizens who surround
the courthouse as a mob, and ordering
that they be dispersed, locks portcntous
and seems to indicate that sooner or
later Grants soldiers will attack the
people, We will not undertake to
forecast the issue of such move That
it would be dangerous, those who know
Louisianions well viii not presume to
deny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

TnE Republican press are directing
their efforts to the task of preventing
the committees on the count of the
electoral vote from agreeing, they
insist that there can and shall be no
agreement, and that Ferry must alone
count the vote. ltispossiblc that time
will show sufficient number of Rcpub.
lican Senators, less reckless olright and
popular opinion than these rampant
thieves organs. lrso, they will agree TO
what is the law, and then they will find
themselves in accord with the Demo-
Gratis, who are there now to stick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

Like nm III wind, and cannot b. mastered 100
early. what tinIny attack OF sickness to-
day, II unattended to, become n serious ease
In week Small ailments should be- nipp'd
in the bud before they blossom into fun
blown muladirs. Ifthi, advice were attend
ed TO, many heavy bill for medical aitend-
nnco mlght be avoided, When the liver i
dsorderrd, the stomach foul, the bowels obs
struciod, or the nerves disturbed, resort
should Mt once lc had TO that supreme rem
dy, Hostctlor's stomach Blttets, II low doses
Of which will restore healthy action and put
the =, stem in perfect order ltisa wise pre-
caution to keep this Incompatible prevent
Two in the house, since II chcrlt', with I'M
rlyallcd prcmptitdo, dgordeFs VIII. h breed
Others far more dangerous, and IN their late 81
developments nro themselves oftcl iuia.'
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TIE Cincinnati Ea1mrr says that
Wade Hampton lost 5000 bales of cotton
and 500 slaves, and had much of his
property destroyed by tho war; and
what he had left Republican thieves
have since tried to steal from him and
incendiaries have tried to destroy. Is it
amy wonder that he is poor2 Nine out
OF ten wealthy Southcrners, who staked
their all in the Confectionery and dealt
honestly with their fcllow.citizens, were
poor at the close Of the war-no matter
how wealthy they might have been be-
fore its close, 1t they had their land
lelt, that was about alIsthey could call
their own.
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MIcmdAN has promised acting Vice
President Ferry u lease of six years
more of senatorial life, and he has now
an opportunity to assume the role Of an
independent statesman or that Of II de,
signing partisan. If he is honest, he
will cut loose from the Morton clique.
lie can not follow in their lead and be
strictly honest He should ask himself
the question whether il is moro honor
able to win the appreciation andapplausc
of few designing partisans, political
demagogues and olice-hollcrs, or to re.
tain the respect Of a vast mGioHty of the
American people,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

AS manufacturer Of soap Chicago is
success The product last year was
fifty million tons Her citizens are
gloating over it, If they can't sell it all
they need have no excuse for not keep
ing themselves clean, Dalms is follow
ing in the footsteps Of her lake rival in
the soap business, but unfortunately il
locating the factory in the heart of the
city and on its principal thoroughore,
Soap factories are good things in their
way, but the odors me not like those
that scent the breczes Of Araby the
blnat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

MANY Of the counties of this great
commonwealth are laboring in the ira
yails of "local option" and the question
of to drink or not to drink is being
argued with Il rccundity Of thought and
force Of argument that cynces deer
interest in the subject The old toper'
in Dallas seem to feel safe, and enter
tain no. SHORTCOMINGS of tho future Pos
sibly they think the mammoth dlstIl
lery being erected here will do to ial
bnck on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

The casting of political horoscopes OF
startling, If not sensational character
are not Questionable now. The latest
is from the Washington correspondent
oil the Cincinnati EaqO'rty, and he thus
outlines the future; 81 have taken the
pans to feel tonight the Congressional
pulse ON the subject of new election.
am constrained to the following con.
illusions; l. IL the Republicans find
that public opinion continues to mani.
fest itself against the counting in Of
Hayes that the plot will be abandoned
2, That the Republicans will reeede
rom the position assumed by them
that Hayes is elected-if the Democrats
will consent to new election next Gall
the President Of the Senate in the in.
term to act as the President, 3. That
morton will DO elected under such n
STATE oil circumstances, President of the
Senate 4, That us tho candidate Of tho
party, IT new election is agreed upon
Hayes will DO droppcdIand new can.
u .'I.. substituted, and that the present
indications point to the nomination of
orant' ., That between now and tho
rmo for new election the Acting
president will make overturcs to tho
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We would like to mildly enquire
when our noble contemporaries intend
to quit heaping imputatons upon Ward
Taylor and John W. Swindells. Now
we have Colonel Loughery, of Marshall
growing jealous Of Ward raylor's new
suit OF clothes and broadly intimatins
that, II he has been generously provided
with broad.cloth and beaver to match
he is yet without that seemingly indis-
pensiblc article of mans apparal. n
SHIRT The Salesman and other hyper
critical sheets may have twitted Swim.
d"lls and Taylor about being the uglcst
man in the profession, but that was
the most unkindest cut of all' for the
handsome editor of the Marshall paper
to qualify Ward Taylor's bliss by polling
these lines under his nose:
"Mr. snout was invited out,
High no, fiddle dee!
lie had but one shirt, and his VIII,
Thnt moment had washed II out,
While snug In the bed lay he"
For the life of us we can't see any SO.
luton ofthis matter at this grave crisis
save pistols and coffee for two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

STORES empty, rents unpaid, laborer'
out of work, honest industry arrested
poverty increasing, is the cry Of the
Northern press, and yet the revolutions
lists continue to ply their frauds and
threaten war,
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44]ajlg!, .4]erala.
DALLAS. TEXAS,
InrRsDAY MORNING JANUARY II,

TnG typography Of TnG lIFoAro, as
will be observed by its readers, Is better
this morning. We hope hereafter to
give them at least a lcgiblo paper,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon the attention OF those who have hren
exposed i0 u tnlnt of improper character.
The afflicted are assured that This is moi one
of the worthless uOstrums OF the day, but is
prepared upon scientific principles, by II
physician oi thirty years experience. Sold
| everywhere.
soptSdeodWly
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the Speedy Cure OF Seminal Weak,
4 ness Lost Manhood, aud MI disorders
brought on 10y indtscrctiOds or excess, Any
druggist has tho ingredients.
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wanted NJ lhc lniellIgence on,c..

e.
Cooks, waiting Girls, Chambermaids aps
Washers. '''''
Two Aushians want work; one of than
has family.
situation for two men on Farm.
situation for u young man ns Clerk n,
Travelling Agent, well recommended,
A man and wife; man TO attend TO horses
etc.; woman 10 cock, wash and iron, Ger
man preferred,
For Sale.
A Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine
new; cost SlC0; will take $50 In cash or credit
House and lot, cheap for cash,
Second hand freight, and express wagons,
also, mules, horses and ponies,
County and state rights of saleable Pat
emit. Nv
Boarding House, well pat, onised and cen .
ually located.
wanted ROnrdePs,
Three boarders wanted at u pri yato house
For Rent.
A good Farm for sale or rent.
Boarding House, In full blast, near Depot
Wanted To Rent.
party wants 10 ront Farm on shares.
A small truck farm wanted, on shares.
noar Dallas.
pnrty wants to rent Stock Farm
ns- For igrther particulars, annly a. ti.o
Intelligence Office, two doors cast D, tbs
PoStotnc;. .f
.lgU. .... A. j. bAwTON q co.
Nc. 200 Main ~, Doors East x Postoftlo
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ne n o p
Anew al Hes IA o.
al OK |
a % 10
Ki sr
Cere Jeans and Celebrated New Bgaunfs Goods at Great Baypap
o
~ - an - hcup
a new q and lose sol and fancy
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For Rent.

IL OARDING-A l1w gentlemen an bc &c
I'D cumulodated with hrSt-class board al
Is. yam House, Lamar street, janll-lw
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Intelligence Office
DALLAS, DeceR Der ~, l9

DALLAS, December %, 1870
We have this day opened an Office Mt No
200 Main street, for the purpose Of doing
A General Intelligence Business.
DO you want Cook. Washer, House Ser.
want Coachman, or HELP OF any klud2
Cali and see us.
Do y'n want u Salesman, ook.Keeper,
Agent, Porter, or Partner Call and let US
furnish you.
Do You want Farm Hands, Railroad Men.
Carpenters, MaSOns, MaChiniStS, Factory
Hands, q trdnors, nr rradespcOple OF any de.
sciiption' We will furnish you.
Do you want to Sell or Rent your House,
Room store, Lot OF Farm? We win send
you applicants.
Do You want to take one or mere BourdelsY
We will send them to you.
Do you want to sell nm old Engine, q Piono.
u Watch, Team, or Wagon. u Horse, or nm
old Ruggy; IN fpGt, have you ANYTHING
you wish to dispose OF? We viii give Won
the benefit OF an advertisement i'm onr S"l.
umn, and send purchases to you.
And TO any person wishing n SITUATION
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, we would sny that
we are prepared to give them Information
which they cannot get elsewhere in the CITY
and mud situations for them.
To the Citizens. Merchants, Tradespeople.
Strangers, Ond Farmers OF Dallas and yiein,
lily, we appeal for patronage and we guar.
ahtee prompt attention ana courteous trent.
ment 10 all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

INFOltMATlON WANTED Concerning =
! crrtnin j NMES CAIIANAClI, VINO leiL
his home IN 1850, was employed ~ u team
ster At Fort supply, uud nil'r%afd was
known 10 be- In Indian Territory. The Last
heard Uf MIN was a letter written ny hlnsrll
to his mother nom Dallas, IcNns 1870 llo
Is now a mIln ~ yeas OF age, brown mar,
blue eyes, ana about hye feet seven Inches
In height, hchyy-aet frame, ana cuetllul
disposition Ans one mat can give amy clue,
plcilse send 10 MIS- james Cntttnuch, Byron,
H., or to the editor of the Dallas Herald,
Dallas, TeXns lhnh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

wan testify 10 the virtue of DR.. TUFTS PiIls'
Whenever ChIlls and Fever, Bilious Diseases
lAvroro Affections prevail they have proven
Il great blessing. Readers, n single trial VIII
convince That this IL no utch-penny medi-
riuo. janG.2V
Popun illustrated book (2rO pages ON
MANHoop WosANHooD MARRIAGE I'm
LndlmcntS to Marriage the cause and cure,
Sent scouciy scaici, postpaid for 30 cents. by
On. Q. WHITTIER, Gl7 st. Charles street, ~.
louls, Mo, the great specialist. Read his
works.
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EUNNlsHED ROOM, in II private family,
l. for man and wife. Address, Lock BoN
800. jane
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WHAT Is QUGGV5D

1 5lt Is pint that grows In the South and Is
tho only actual blood purifier ever 0ltcoy-
cred, by which all diseases that center IN tie
blood can be crRdl ut once and forever,
IL uxpclH tor liiN 81 scrutulOus, Syphilitir,
CutuucOuG and Rheumatic affections and liz
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class OF
diseases. hlon q 1t Is II searching, but wheI
combined with honduras SarsNpGrlIln, Yell
low Dock mad other roots ana horb4 ii be-
comes II blood Alrher indispensable and
unequnllod. such IL the combination ot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11

An INTEL lGtNT ORPHAN GIRL, Of
y icspoc able paIcntug DOR T. yrn-s AZ ;,
nor adoption, hy u wei -ip-dp lhrmtI ~
wife members OI the preslytt riHu Church,
Apply to Dr. T., 4, Hgshgs'7@ Fin stree"
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,t'HE HERALD OFFICE can supply YOU
l IN Blank Deeds Deeds 81 Trust Leases,
etc also, MI justices and county Court
Bpnls buy Ihe Hernlds olms, which ue
accurate, ana draw your oHn Deeds ana on
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