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CAS- y.

Having purchased on the is n of July
INST. the enute lntefes, 81 my son, Edward
Z. James, Ii the business OF Priul'np. H,nk
bind Ink. and sale OF stanonery, which he
mas con ouctea under the fifm name OF
wilmington n.laware. respectfully in
form the public That will cont. nue. the
bl.i Lt IS under he came name and title ui
James Webb have secured ,hs ser.
vloes oi my said son. who viii act as my
WORE! ana business Manager. and viii
Nhiuofd. as superintendent.
l solicit continuance of the liberal Ia.
lonase heretofore bestowed on the house,
a,., HICKMAN JAMES.
wilmington, DEL, July 2lst' 1871. ly24
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DR, FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ MATIC REM EDY.-1s the perscrip-
ton OF one of Philade phia's eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
t.sm, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache,
&c, or money refunded, by invigoratins
the nerves. purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system
BY merit IL has become q standard medi.
cine, sufferll and money saved by useing
ii in time. Remember that DR.. Filter ID
the only physician in America devottne
lOye4rs ~ this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. IS South Fourth
street.
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"bWeet Forget Me Not,

T1is IL the tie rf a new and mag n g iceni
-ons. with Iemarkah pretty waltz cho.
rus, composed by b, BBY NkwCoMB" OF
miDstrel lame. II is .Lng Dy PrimI ose aud
.atsst. O: HAverl.s Mins. .rels: Del-hanty
ana hengIer, OF the ''Iony Pastor Troupe;
Adam RicnmoLd, and other first class ~.
lsts ali over tue country. This song will
,urely be admired by everybody. Prio
% cents per cJpv' can be had from an,
Ill uslc dealer, or Lom the publisher.
+. W. HELNICK.
West 18th st. Cincinnati. O
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NoTICE,-R. Mess'ck: haTi2g rsmT9Se, TS.i
.,s 10 sra!ls nos - and ss. second
st.set Market appss, would INFORM al. Gus, =
m,xs thst he Il Z. sdy to supply ihm vita
ihe very best fsesh butter from Brsaiofo
county darss wholesale ana ie.sil. "a, AS'
e0xs and cheese as chcSb as Ihe cAe~pee~
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat; PIN ANY
$50 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, "a
send for circular. For removing seat, IN
or stomach worms call on your drusgls.
and ask Tor beltIe of kunkels worm
syrup, price 81. 1t never 1ais' ComlaD
sense teaches II tape worm De reHoveo' al
other VIZ rms can be readily removed.
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ANTIDOTE FOR sEA.SICKNESS.

Col. John A. Cockerell writes Is follows
10 the Cincinnati Enquirer. "The Soc'e-
ty Of Homeopsthists, Of London, announce
that they have discovered a sure antidote
for sea-sickness. They call it apomorphia,
and few drops taken now and then IN
water will, is it said, hold the most un-
certain stomach in place. The society
propose to place this wonderful discovery
on all the steamships, in order to test its
efficacy. If Mr.. Bessemer, who has spent
half life time and cheerful fortune try
ing to invent an anti.seasick ship, had
quietly waited for homeopathy to solve
,hs problem, he would have been hap
pier man to-day. uapomorphia does the
work it is credited with doing, the excuse
which many persons have for keeping
drunk on champagne, while bound'
Ing tho seas. will b cruelty '"sp'
away.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Since August l, 1876. over $4,000 peo'
ple have moved into Texas.
The number Of ofbarmaids in Great Britain
= ssid to be 100000.
The Book of Joshua is ascribed to Phe-
nehas, the High Priest, "A B. c.
The Isthmus Of Panama Is seventy miles
vide and $50 long.
A Troy barber shingled 100 orphans
heads, "a sandpaper, in two days.
The word Bible comes from biblcs, the
name of tie reed Of which paper Vas an
.ien.lv made.
A murderer escaped from the Jail At
Sousas., Ky, BY coping With the sheriff .
daughter.
Five hundred people accused Of being
witches were DESTROYED BY fire in Geneva
il 1919.
4 traveller up the Nile speaks Of the
tendency among the Nubians TO put on
mourning. not only for relatives or friends,
but 70, dead Gov or horse. They wear
no clothes, however: the expression OF
grief col.iss simply Of cord round the
hreas.
Nine Cinnamon we're arres.edin in Winters,
Oregon, for catching fish by using poison
Poisonous red berries were covered with
pas.e and thrown into the water. The fish
rse Immediately to the surface n though
thew we're dead and were easily cap
urrd.
In the Black Kingdom Ct Dahomy, tht
Indians, besides vorshiping the sun ant
moon, worship . snake, which they cal
afetisch.
Two little boys quarreled over : gam
Of marbles in Weldon, N. c., and one dre'
apissol and killed the other. The oldes
wS only nine.
No les than Ave new varieties Of sponge
we're discovered BY DR. Never at the Phi
ippine Islands and New Guinea durin
his recen, travels in the Eastern Arch
pelaSo.
The Tufks allow no inhdel TO look al ii
standard Of Mahonet; and when i, "
carried in procession abou, 1868 sever
hundred Christisna. who ignorantly look
On. we're n.ssacred BY the Turkish pop
lace.
The Safety Board Of the sowr Of Canaa
Ia Sentenced Hannah Capron 10 be pu
licly whipped twenty lashes on the max
body, to be branded on her forehead, VT
srcpe around her neck during life, and
be whipped twenty lashes every time
vss seen Nth the rope of, because she b
lef. her husband and taken up with Jose
Lincoln. The Safety BoaId Of the town
Canaan did nothing whatever to dose
Lincoln.
LA nsesins Of the Massachusetts, D
u, So.iess, DR.. G. r Waters described
tested . very simple and easy RENT
n, burn. and scalds, consisting simpi!
covering the affected part with the &
mon bicsrbonate Of soda-the ordinary 9
used in csokins-and then OVERLAPPING =
e,oh. The severe pain is immedia
relieved, and the burn rapidly heals
wa,ers poured boiling water on one o'
wrists, and then he applied the soaa
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at Z O'Clock T. NJ,
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
All that certain lot of land, and situate IN
the civ of Winning on, bounded as 1ol.
lows 10 wit: Besiuning on the soutnerly
side of A ~ IL. wide street. laid out para ie
with. and at the distance of lS ~; hnI,hI i
cry. fom the norihery side :, oi anI ocnel ,iav.
,nnn, STREETS. and al the distance of . II
wsserly nom the westerly siae o. SaS.is n.ns
thence % ives erly, aallel with obdsi del
st EEL, ., n to a corner: thence nor,herh,! ri,
psra,lel with Clsy mont street 10 1eet 10 tn'
,,foresaid side OF the said 80 II. vice reeI
thence hereby essterly Is +. to me phhe' pths
Of nevinuiug, be the contents thereof VIVA
they may. hook {, vol.9 page 40. &C. =,
seized and taken Ia e. sxecuuoa oad rs Sap, ~,
property of William H. Farrier ana mar!
E.. his w,re, and t. t and to be SOLD oy
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
eheriff-s Office, New Castle, Aug i6' ~
aug 6-ts
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TUESDAY MORNING,
Iugmst 2l 1877.

NJ A. NJ. on steamer for Camden. I ON
1n.uce by rail- TO tue ocean for ocean oroNe,
and Asbury PARK, allowing phssenseis
there hOuTs, Long Branch Ia uts
New I"rk l,y. hours, =, a,ns ,his i.s
li,ntful IT p, whi e IN the cars, You pass
.Jcnu III III. also Monmouth feacu, SEA
| ; se OF Charming villas aud cottages nc ~
Sea brigut overlooking the ocean "tti,
| g ,tlsges: then run on nArfo" sIIp oi
| and with shrewsbury River. ScAlceiy OIL {
| nundrel feet wide, ON the letI Win huI
| Gus boats on Its b 5 m. Whlle on ths ltn'
| old ocean lashe> The Railroad oAnk As .ne
| cars speed Rlsng. beEo'u tue il'ei "a
| stand dotted with beau.liu. ccttases Oh
lis shores and the oce N on tie t,sht
| near some places that IL WASHES tno ~ AH'1t
| Road bank AS the cars steeI aluhs Deacon
| Hid Light c lBes IN Vie" on " ~ III .
tundred ieet high, 10 be seen siAt! iiiil
! a sea- II. E,cnrSioo
,sts viii prel are to elnusrk o. Tue oea W.
full ard larse steamer mpIEt 80, n,
I twenty mile ride over 'Le
Narrows TO New lo'k. l.. Ar;rsd
Ine Iol owing PAGES are - =, a..,Is
Rtcksway. oUey ls.Lu fvlt La-a' -
Fort Hamilton. Fort Riehlnona. "nu Vi ~,
rompxlns. The NArroms II sn sleu
s q q s,a,ep 5.s Idnx ls-na isIand Win
" wooded bins on the rignt J: ue' on N
l,,and with old Castle William oe ~ ~
for.s round. NJ d on the boat goes unui On "a
Hudson River IL reached, sna u ~ Vorr I
10. ), Then land for view OF ST" In lVia a.
The IN TIE. COhNEr BAND WIZ &c
company the Excursion. p.
Rel. .eshmsl Is IN ine o'a.t going ana II
turning, p
! r,.hsts tn Ocesn Grove. Asbory
, Pnvk, and Long brsneh. .
New York.
CHILDREN HALF PAl-E-
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yAvANTED.-.A situation as driver OF
w flour and feed or grocery wagon, by
''e H. B. T. this office.
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SHERIFF SALES.
tyHERIFFS SALE.

Rv virtue of a writ of ais. tevari Fnrlas ;'
10 me directed, will be exposed to tub lc
sale of the i,af.yeue Hstei, 81 Shipiey
street. Kept by Geo. W: u1lip, IN tne n a'S
of Wilmington, New Castle 'oun!' pe -
on
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I>1v1nENu-oFeIcE OF THE VII
MINGrON COAL GAS COMPANY.
W1LM1sGroN. August st. 1871.
Tho Directors Of the Wilmington 0 C9a, !
Gas Company have THIS day aeciae1 -,
dividend of three dOlla's per share ior th'
nsst ak months, payable on demand.
WIN. p. TAYLOR Treasurer,
aug2-tf SS ehipie' s''e'
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NOTICES.

>,orICF.-Robert P. Jones is the author, .,
N ized agent for receiving orders lSI Mo .ii1 !
.Odorless xcavatipg Compao!' -
oa,"e a,,a,S.,f LII CHAS. JORDAN, Prest.
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1ux, ANTED, - UNITED STATES PkN-
w MIS- for the years ]sol, 1913. , ,
Address this office, A. H. "
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The following described Real Estate viz:

WEDNESDAY. the 5,h day of Sept. 1917
at O'Clock p NJ,
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Tickets to Gee an Grove. A>buTy I.
Pnsk. and Long Branch q
NeN York.

srSo unruly person sl'"~e1 OF board
As orderis cur motto
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PKGEON-ENGLISHs

Pigeon English, language p'eplng
about on The Pacific coast, was invented in
Canton, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, where
it is to-day used as the medium Of busi-
ness transactions between the native and
foreign merchants Tho name was de-
rived from the fact that tho natives pro-
nouncs business pigeon; and. as neither
of the two contracting parties could spare
the time to acquire thoroughly either
Chinese or English, happy adaptation
Of the one to the other by practical inter-
mingling was hit upon. At the present
day some very large transactions take
place in Pigeon-English in the cities
named as weli IS at other points.
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nor SALE.-Nn the south sids, orMh I'M,
+ houses, containing rooms. Nacn wt''
he sold on reasonable terms mchl'-tl
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DESMOND 4 CO.,
9l5 Raccstreet, Philadelphia, Pc
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cOR' kbNTk > Hapds.Mely furnished
rooms wi,h or without board. Location
central. Address, our,cp
jyll-tf HEShL' w
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WANTS.

ANrMp-A IAN middle =, s.n ,ns wr." Srsss xptiy S
f,atsa4 East fhird street Il saus'o-H
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BOARDING..
EOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR REST-A t3o.stbfy dwelling. 81
IWollaseon street. lnqatse ~oSI .Wasn
inytOu street. JuHo-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02
BEARDLESS LAWYERS,

I'm Texas, az well as elsewhere in free
America (so.called), the wig gown and
other paruphernallu Of the lawyer Is ~
norcd, and he can wear all the hirsute
appeGdages that dame nature has be-
slowed but French lawyers are doomed
to weur clean shayen lips. Although
tho Paris students may claim to DO
more free and disorderly than those OF
Waco, London or Berlin it is quito
clear that the Paris bar IL under 40
strict discipline as that OF any city III
the world. An edict has gone forth to
the effect that mustaChes are Mt once
and irrevocHbiy to disappear from tho
upper lips OF all advocates in the Palals
de Justice. Of late years the dread au
thorties of the Edcuitc de Drot had con-
niyed ut the wearing OF these unpro.es'
sionul ornaments, and grave professors
had even carried into tho lecture room
the forbidden embellishments But
the Minister of Justice has interiered
to correct the scandal, and the learned
counsel will no longer be permitted 10
dispense with their rahors. The Incl.
dent has given occasion not only to
great deal of grumbling on the part Of
those gentlemen, but to some consider.
able amount OF discussion III tho public
press us ~ the history Of mustaches,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

OuR charity boil viii doubtless be free
from toasts or politics, and in this re
gard it will be unlike the great charity
banquet recently given in Baltimore by
the Hebrew Benevolent Society, AT
this conviyial gathering the toast, The
President of the United States was an.
nounced. and request made for the
guests to rise Some four hundred
prominent citizens were present, and
nearly every one refused, Kissing re.
sounded through the hail, and voice
exclaimed that to Grants policy was
attributable the great demand for char
ity now being made on the people,
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SILVER MONEY,

IT has been vol said that it is for the
interest Of the Republican party and Of
the conspirators who now control 1t that
the progress and the final oonsurn ma
ton of the plot to make President BY
fraud and force should be violently re
aisted. They desire that tho iust pas.
aicnS Of the people should be excited to
the point Of actual sedition, in order
shat they may seize the opportunity 10
proclaim new war. to raise new ar.
mies to subjugate new rebellion, to
hide THEIR own crimes with new blood.
Shsa and ruin, and 10 gain new and a
long ] ass OF power for themselves
This Ia their interest; this Is what they
desire The weapons by this conspiracy
can alone bs safely and surely resisted
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WE note that two Texans in Fanni

WE note that two Texans in Fannin
county are said to be working upon an
engine which proposes to give "perpet
ual motion" There are five other fol-
lies Of science that Mt odd times invite
the exercise of mans inventive (acul.
ties, viz; The quadrature of the circle !;
the philosophers stone; the transmua-
tion of metal; diviuation or the dis
covery of secrets by magic Z and, lastly,
judicial astrology, 1t is unwiso to shy
that anything is impossible until the
impossibility is demonstrated. 1t is
not probable that the present century
may sec that one ofthese so.called fol-
lies is q reality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

The untimely death of the Rev. s. D.
Davenport, Rector of ST. Matthews Ca
thedral casts a profound gloom over the
community. Ho was one of natures
noblemen--brave, gentle, kindly and
true, and had entwined himself closely
around the hearts Of many loving
friends The editor never in his life
met with more courteous, consderate
and Christian gentleman, His, indeed,
was pure and noble lifo--such life as
become the Christian soldier and the
sxhalted mission he was called upon to
fulfill. To his stricken wife and father.
less child, TIE HERALD can only offer its
profoundest sympathies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

Texas ever had liking for hard
money and only surrendered that char
acter OF circulating medium under
tremendous commercial pressure. 1t
cannot, then, be otherwise than crafty
Ing to US TO know that the House OF
Representatives has passed tho bill
which makes silver an unlimited legal
tender. Our readers are doubtless
aware that silver coin heretofore was
only legal tender in sums not eX-
cecding five dollars. There isno justice
IN requiring bonds to be paid IN gold
alone, aud os long M that 10 the case
there will be considerable margin be-
tween gold and greenbacks The bonds
when issued were rcdeemable IN green
backs, but Radical Congresses have 60
leaislatcd ~ to make them payable
alone in gold. Tho silver bill makes
them redeemable in silver as well ~
yold, and mukcs the silver dollar n legal
tender to any extent offered. The bill
has yet TO pass the Senate and il 1t gets
through That body it is said President
! Grant will veto it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

are moral weapons-appeals to the con
science, the judgment and the patriotism
of the people; appeals to tn m to save
the work Of the fathers, maintain the
constitution, TO rescue free ms buttons
The ultimate triumph Of truth, justice
and law, and the restoration OF sell gov
eminent in this country all depend
upon the preservation of peace every
where Make the contest one of reason
and right alone and reason and right
will win Mako it che of force and rea'
son and right will be destroyed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

THE building of the Dallas and Pales-
tine railway is again agitated TnE
HERALD has o(times called attention to
the paramount Importance OF construct
ing this gap of ninety miles, and it
knows Of no better hands to build it
than those Of Dr. Silas Reed andMalcom
Henderson, Esq, who are so theoretically
diving ahead the Dallas aud Wichita
Lot tho road DO turned over to them
and few brief years will witness its
completion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

New HAVEN, Connecticut, alone has
shipped within the last ten days 81 ,5Oo'
600 worth Of munitions oil war to the
Turkish GOVERNMENT. Peace is not IN
dicated by such shipments, nor by the
late declarations OF Russia that tho re-
form constitution OF Turkey is u nook
sry and q sham,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

Senator, better known M General
Burnside shuns fame and Cultlvates
whlskers Thus far the political
rituation doesn'C seem to have dis
turbed his serenity.
The New Orleans "Order Of Bald
Headed Knightsp have requested the
Hon Il w. Stougbton's opinion NJ TO
the best means Of preserving aud re-
storing the hair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

THE Chicago Times says: If Governor
KOllogg, the returning board having
adjourned, isn't particularly busy just
now, wouldn't it DO fit and proper for
him to hunt down the assassins of eliza
Pinkston's husband and babe and bring
the scoundrels to justiceH 1t is his
duty to take care that tho laws arc
faithfully executed Why doesn't he
act2 Oris he too well acquainted with
the real facts in the Pinkston bust
nean2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

The telegraph officials have eecreled
all political dispatches, and ayow their
determination to destroy them ere Con-
press shall force them from their Gus
tody. Barnes, tho manager at Now Or
leans, has appeared before tho House
in custody Of the Sergeant at Arms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

GENERAL Joseph L, Johnston has
concluded to transfer hs residence from
Georgia to Richmond, Virginia, where
the Legislature proposes to make HIM
Adiutant General Of the State. Tho
now duties will, no doubt, be found
quite congcnial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

THe electoral vote committee are stu
in tr4vail over the mode Of counting
The country awaits their determination
with eager Impotence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

NoRrH Texas has been visited with
one of the heaviest snow'storms known
for quarter OF century 1t is feared
The past lew days will prove DISASTROUS
10 the cattle interests
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

Popular Illustrated book e % pag - on
MANuOOD WoaAHnooD MARRIAGE lm'
podimenta to SiHrrlpgeI the causr and cure.
Sent securely sealsd, p stpnid for 20 cents. by
DIX. Z. WHITTIER, 6l7 ~ Charles street, ~.
ouis, Mo, the great specialist Rond his
works.
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Tar Eliza Pinkston lie has been 30
utterly disproved that even the New
York Times and Tribune are hedging in
their support of this colored viraso and
mnrdercss
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MnnINll-lnOAN.

Two White Cooks. Apply ut once nj In.
ONCE,
County and state rights OF II salesble Pats
ent.
Boarding. House, wellp ,troniEed, centrally
located.
A now 7A'Ootave Piano, with nil modern
improvements, chenp; will take one-hnlf In
DO trd. Apply AT Intelligence Office, or ad-
dresa Z, o. Box 1920.
One second hand Flre-PrOOf Sale for snle
Apply AZ Intelligence Once.
House and lot, cheap FOR cash.
Second hand freight, and two express
wagons; also, mules, horses and ponies.
Farm For Sale or Rent.
Wauted-A Farm TO rent ON shares.
..... Wanted To Rent.
Boarding House, in fall blast, near Depot
for rent,
A party wsnts to rent stock farm,
Situation,
Wal ted--Situatlou VA Cook or Chamber
maid, by y colorcd woman, Apply at Incl
llgence Office.
situation TOR two men on farm.
situation for single man, experienced IA
Salesman, with good references.
Female ucIp wanted.
six waiting girls, one cnambermaid aud
two wNsherwo men. Apply TO
a. }. LAwrON q 90.
No. eOS Main ST., Doors East OF Postotlle
dec2B.dlm
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nesu,ar secrs,lon E..eu,ln, 10 Health

The regular secretion and flow OF tho gas
trio Juices, nd Of tho bile which tho use o.
Hustctter's stomach BIttels promotes, are
effects which cOnduco materially u tho hs-
toratlon OF Health, wnen u esystam Is dis"
ordered. Food isn0t dlgeSted In the dispop'
tic stomach because tho gastric hnld Is
deficient, supGrHbundant or Vilisted inc
liver becomes congetted and the bU wells con-
stipated because the supply OF bills Ia inade'
qunto or mlslireCted. The Bltters rectiiles
all this, aud removes every III consequence
OF non. assimilation and bilious irre-ulpf'
ity. Furthermore, II stimulates the acllol
OF the kldneyOs, by which impurities are,
no to spcaE, strained rom tho blood, aud
auy tendency In thJ urinary organs 10
grow sluggish and diSOrderrd counteIacted.
whether II DO used 40 means OF regulating
gastric or bilious secretion, and relieving the
overloaded bowels or to promote complete,
aud therefore hoalhtul, urinaton, Hostel
ter, BlIIori may be relied upon with conf
deaco to acclu pIsh the end IN View,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

THE HERALD wishes its readersa happy
new year and many many re-
turns OF the same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

MRs. Jefferson Davis and her daugh'
ter are to remain in Europe during the
present winter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

DALLAB, December ~, 1870
We have this day opened nm ONCE At No.
900 Main street, Tor the purpose OF doing
A General Intelligence Business.
DO you want Cook, Washer, House Fer
want, Coachmau, or HELP Of any kindP
Can and $50 ia.
DO yor want salesman, BoOk-K0cpcr
Agent, Porter, or Partner Call ana lot us
furnish you.
DO you want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
Carpenters, MaHons, hnchmlSts Factory
Hands, q rdn8ts, or TradcspeoplG OF amy de-
scIiptlUn? We WIN furnish you.
Do you want to Sell or Rent your House,
Room, Store, lot oI Farm? We win send
you applicants.
DO you want to take one or more BoardeisH
We will send them to you.
DO you want to sell an Old Engine, Piono,
u Watch, n Foam, or wagon, Horse, or AN
you wisn 10 dispose oT We viii give you
The beneflt OF au advertisements In our COl-
umn ana send purchases TO you.
And TO any person wishing SITUATION
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, we would Sny that
we ARE Prepared To give them Information
VIII ch they cannot get elsewhere In the city,
and II d sltuations for them.
70 the CltlBnns, Merchants, TradospeOplo,
strangers, ana FarmurS of Dallas and Violin
lty, we appeal to- pptl lnnBe, ana We guar
antea prompt attention ana courteous reHt-
ment 10 all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02

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Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. ltacts Ike
magic, easily applied, and In perfectly ma
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