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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

This msitss ha- been under Discus
sioti tor l"ug time, and it il plain 10
he seen that It Is = matter Of great ini-
portance 20 this city especially. The
case IA it stands now is, that many of
the people If R9ckwall and Hunt
counties, who would II allowed half
chance, come - Dallas, are at pres
ent forced 10 go 10 Terrell. The
reason Of this is obvious. The people
Of ~ ckwali and some OF the mer-
chants of Dallas bought and paid for
y free iron bridge, which has been
placed over the Fast Fork of the Trlni-
ty. The citizens of Rockwell then
went To work and constructed fine
road, not only to the bridge, but te-
You'd 1t TO the county line. All that
was left la be- done then, was for The
citizens OF Dallas county to meet
them with good road at the county
line. This has been neglected greatly
20 the detrimeul OF our merchants here,
who are all anxious to obtain the
trade from that county, hut are
dsharred, NJ the county commissions
era have sn far failed to have the road
opened 10 the bridge. The consequences
Is that the farmers OF that section are
Obliged to make detour of eight OF
nine miles to get to Dallas In prefer
enee to doing this, they go to Terrell
and buy their goods. The trade OF
Dallas suffers thereby. Our reporter
visited some of the county officials yes
terday, and learned from them that nj
the last session OF the commissioners
court, two 0verseers had been appoint
ed 10 see that the road to the Rock
wall bridge Toe opened. They may be
AT work now we sincerely hope they
are. Our people, however, should not
rest until they are satisfied that the
road will pe opened at once, and urge
'he matter upon the commissioner
until the matter is attended to. Dallas
should not lie. an opportunity to oh
tain the trade oil these counties sliTl
through euipable negligence.
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Historic Ground.

AT the foot OF Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago a
victory WAS gaint d more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men aud physicians. Purely vegeta-
BILE, it excelled ia curative properties
the mineral drugs, such Ms calomel,
and was As harmless to the system and
almost rs pleasant to the taste as cof>
fee. This oriisfamous remedy il DIR.
A. q. simmons Vegetable Liver Med.
ford d Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. It is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given To all applicants tree of charge.
juu2T-d&wIm
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what the st,,eu. E~ou,r.

Since the torpidity OF the liver is the chief
cause OF its disorder, II Is evident that what
the hiiious require Is an Alternative slim uiant
which VIII arouse IL to activity, an effect
that Is followed by the disappearance OF the
various symptoms indicative OF its derange-
ment. Hostotter s Stomach Bitters fnvaria-
bly, achieve thu primary result men tioneti.
besides removing the constipation, hatu-
fence, heartburn, yeilowness of the skin
aud whites of the eyes. pain in the right
Side and under the right shoulder. nausea,
inyaiids are peSuh riy subject. As remedy
for ehnonic INDIGESTION, mental despond-
ency and nervousness the Bitters are ea uaily
efffeacious. ard fenovanr OF lost yiRor
a means of ar e<ting premature decay, and
a source or relief from the infrmities to
which the gen her sex is peculiarly subject,
they may be thoroughly relied upoR.
{nfvT.lra
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dinner and discussed ihem Thomas
+. Mash. read the declaration OF indie
pendeoce. The Duck Greek tiiee. Tub
met at night, and gave grand cons
cert ct the Grange hall, the proceeds
10 be devoted 70 helping the Ilulon
Sabbath School Everything passed
of sb a Harmonious manner, aud the
net receipts more than came up to The
expectations al the people. The uDioa
sabbath School Rambers over one
hundred sci olaTs.
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At 7 p. m. yesterday, by Justice Me
Clure, at the residence of the bride.
Mr.. a. Fourche. of Corsicana, to Mrs
Bertha Schadell, Of this city.
We tender OR old friend Fourche
and his fair and accomplished bride
the warmest congratulations of THf
HERALD. The happy pair left last
hight by the Texas aud Pacific for an
extended tour in the north. May their
pathway through life be thickly lined
10y flowers, and joy sit an ever present
guest AT their hearthatDne.
At the residence of the trideia faith.
er. in Denton county, Texas, on tbs
4th OF JaIy, 1877, ny the Rev. NJ. II
Culiun, Mr.. Joseph w. Beverly, oi
Plano, and Miss Laura Reid, Of Den
ton coautyt Texas.
" Oh, who the exc ul site delight can tell.
The JOY which mutual con advnce imparts'
or who can paint the elIn.In unspeakabie
Witch links in tender baD-s two faitE IA
hearts"
The way the printer boys weni
through the Denton county cake which
accompanied the above notice, woHld
have done the fair bride good to be
hold. May the happy pair realize fullS
all the joy in the sacred union theS
base so lately mnde, is the earnes
wish of TIIE HERALD.
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An lMI..I.

Night before last man took his
seat on the end OF the ties near tie
planning mill, and went fast asleep. A
freight train came along and hunted
him of, rolling him down the en-
bankment. Officer Clements saw tie
engine strike him, and ran to the spot,
expecting to find the man dead or 5 e.
vere!y Injured, Strange to say. he was
unhurti Tut il ever man acted the
fool in going to sleep on a raiIioad
track he did, for he lacked the common
excuse of being drunk.
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THRUST SA.E--By virtue 81 She power In
Il me vested In n certain decd II trust 70
me executed und delivered by H. l. RAY
which appears on record ia BOOK b, pages
&t ana Ra, OF Dallas County Reenrli- Of
Deeas- Bonds, etc. 20 secure the payment of
q certain note therein described, IN IayBr Of
J Il. Collins, VIII sell 50 the highest BIDDER,
Tor currency, at the Courthouse IN Ia las
county. Texas, on the @Ird DAY OF July,
iai,, the lands set forth in said daai Of trust
which are described as follows Wi: one
tract lying about one mile ngrthwss! from
, The Courthouse, IN Dallas. beginning ~ the
north corner OF j. Pet is four-sicst. tot theuce
south ~ y 81 eight hundred feet 10 corner cf
u tiiiot > truct, thence north Az west ilGT
huoGTed Gtd forty-fOur feet, thence uarfh
4e east seven hundred and seventy feet,
thence south 10 east four hundred and f3Ffv-
ioNr ieei 10 the beginning, excepting of..
acre be!oaginz to Jas. Humpnris=. Also, the
vest haii o! one acre belonging 10 said Rav
out OF a Two acre block sold Ia James Crussh-
held ana wife by K. ID. CoGghaRouT, a. aaeat
Tor John Auzers and his wife. t,uch du Il
will be made TO the purchaser as am au-
thoriesd as trustee 10 make
THOMAS WAIkER,
iuh<f-Wit As Trustee
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EsTRAYs.

Taken up by ]. w. Sears. and estraye,l be-
lore X. George, Justice of the peace, precinct
70. one brown mare, about fourteen
hands high, seven or eight years old while
face. has glass eyes, three white feet. brand.
ed N ON LEFT shoulder; valued q, s,5
Taken up by John W. &errincId, aud es-
erayed before w. W. Peak. Justice OF the
Eeaee, precint No. ], one BLACK mare 10
fourteen and a half hands high, cl ven We ar
oiui no bIandsi vaiued al $50, One irosl-:yrRy
mare, fifteen and hall hand. higsa, five
years Old, no hrands; valaeu at So ono.
dun mare, fourteen and a hasf hands high,
seven years old, no brands. valued at ssl
1 tees mack MA nofse one year Old three white
blaze face, ore year old, no brands; valued
at 10. One bay m are and colt, flfteon years
old, fourteen hands higa, branded q y ON
right shoulder. valued at SO.
Taken up by VI. W. Houston and estrnyed
before X Seorge, justice Of the peace pre-
cinst No =. one yellow mare, lax name
ana TN, about twelve years old, no brands
right eye out, fourteen ard a half hands
high, and some harness marks; valued al M.
AIKEN mp by David NJ. Waters, and estray.
seiore T. 6eoree, justice of the peace,
y. eciucs no. -, one sorrei mare. two white
nd feet, brand 81 ieDgthwsys on ieft
shoulder, nine years cid. has a star in the
and one year OLE. Valued at so.
Taken UP BY NJ. 7. Leabstter ana estrayeti
.,eiore r. 7. My ers. Justice OF the csce frc-
s s..i NO, =. one brown ior .. sg5a. fiftecn
toIs foot white. aud white stresk In the fore
head. about twelve years old branded w %
ON iet shoulder valued At s25.
Taken upb z. ]. Hill, and estrayed before
", W Peak, Justice Of the Peace, Precinct
No.: One bay mare, seven years old. NJ
hands high, brand fiudesaribabieI ON right
shoulder. valued ~ sas; one yellow mare
BLACK streak down her back, four Year, old
~ hands high, branded on left shoulder
= X and On left hip ] l.. valued ct t25. one
brown pony horse, nine years old. l4,< hands
nigh. no brands. vaiued at $40 and one
small bay mare, eight yeare old n hands
high, branded on left shoulder N, valued
1T 50.
Taken up by Il. Il. Knight, and estraved
before ". W. Peak Justics OF the Peace, Pre-
ctnct No. -: One bay horse, lax hands hisf,.
about ten years old. no brands, s8me harpess
MARKS, valued &C SIS; one light bay horse. Ir
hands high. about seven yeAfH old, branded
figure z ON LEFT hip, Ian hind foot white, val
aed 1t $40.
Taken MP by II. A. Ciomm and estrayed
bsfors A. ID. Lanier, J. r. precinct No. one
sorrel horse, blaze face, sexen years old.
Ahons u hands high. ear murked unders
5u3wst
Taken mp by John n. King and esfr.vea
before W. ". Peak, J. n precinct M. =. M
iatgs bay horse. bk hands hinh. abas,f 10
yenSs old, branded Nj On len nkoi,ider. ~
the appearance Of having had the nrf,rie 4.
= nataral pAcofs valued ~ M 1naw2r
Taken up ~ y. ?. Arnssyons and sstray "a
oafcfe VI. W. Peak, J. r. Preo1ao9 30. i. ens
light bay hosse. ab6at . yses6 "a, hssads4
~ ~ rosa 19fss, anoos " tenle fitsh. ahoat
Iefe shoutlef: yaluoa - ~ iufe e
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Barrels, Barrels. narr.,-,

The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared TO fill orders for molasses bar
rels, hall barrels and kegs, manufae-
tured out of weli-seasoned cypress tim
Der. Would respectfully call the at
teution OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing in other markets. Am also
dealer III Hour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can all orders
from miliers at short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds of eooperaee promptly
done. Factory corner OF Houston and
Eim.streets, tear Fodd,s Touring mills.
Address, X J. KISLEN,
July 4-d&w3n Postoffice tox 2i9.
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KtfIcss.

Our reported was told in Fort Wor tb
yesterday that a young man nam ed
Doc Holiday, well known in this ci IN
was shot and killed at Breekinridee
last Wednesday, by young man
named Kahn. Our informant stated
that Holiday had caned Kahn and
both were arrested and fined. Holli-
ay met Kahn and attacked him
again, when Kahn shot. Kahn was
cleared Mt the examination.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NoTiCE.-Notice n
"a hereby given that Letters Of Admins
tr2tion were granted, on the 3ird day o
Z une, a. ID. 1877, upon the estate of Amor
MeConnmas, Sr. deceased, TO the unde rsign ed
6y the County Court Of Dallas County
Texas.
tate are hereby required TO present the same
properly authenticated, within rwely,
months after the date Of said grant OF Let
shall be postponed unti the claim. whicl
have been presented within said tweIv.
months and allowed by me, and approved
~ the county Judge, or establish ed by suit
shall have been first entirely paid.
ANON McC0A MAS, JR.,
Dallas. Texas, June IS, ls75. Administ'r
Mccoy q Mccoy, Attys. for said Estate.
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A young man named Blanton, who
lives near Hutchins. while walking
Main street, near the Lamar hotel,
was suddenly seized with an attack OF
vertigo. He was carried up stairs oy er
the State Savings Bank and DR.. Thurs
ton called in, who attended to his
wants He, had been quite i'll for a
time. and the hot sun brought on tine
attack. He recovered soon, however.
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THE STATE OF rExas-ro an -.

THE STATE OF rExAs-To an ,,e,.o,s
= interested In the guardianship OF ~.
estate OF the minor, James B. Pencil WIZ
filed In the county court OF Dstl.s ro,,n,sl
an application for an order 10 sell an undl-
yided o,ie-taif interest In lot No. 10 IN block
natd half interest beionsipg 10 me est.t., -,
said minor, which application win be hearti
- he fext term Of said eonrt, eommens ing
no the third Monday In July, A. ID. bs7., a
the courthouse, In the city OF paiiss. AZ
Nnieh Time all persons Interested In the
We, veiiaIs Of ssad minor may appear and con-
wttness, A. Hsrvood, County tlerk Of
pallas eoduty. Texas. Given under my
hand esd the sosl OF safd court, at Ollie. II,
1877. A. HARWOUD,
County Clerk. Dallas Conuiy, lie xas.
~ ". u. Thanksr, Depaiy, tuna -ilw
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market Is ss5ues hat string
ent ioT oa,sius Dusiuess, sat there u a4u pie
funds tS1T tessitiInRte hasiIlsSs ad con- fHar-
ciAi EsIT I,e,Sss.
GOLD baytRg, large pieces 05; small Is
tssa!iiux, large 81 small / o.
Sit.Y Eh-NcnttnAf
Thefe is hut little gold or silver In market
tAtHAHGE--tu,nm q per cent
disc ami bank mar
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Last tight an alteration took place,
at the Lady Gay saloon, between q
young man whose name we did no,
learn and Much- Mouth Harry, the
boss Of the institution, in which the
young man drew y six-shoeter and
fired at Harry, hut missed him. lie
took TO the woods, the police after
him, but he msnHged to escape them.
The carrying Of pistols Is becomlB M
more and more prevalent every day.
The law. though very stringent in this
matter, seems to be inefficient to pre-
vent IL. There should be statute
making 1t peniteutiary offense.
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Deputy sheriff Tom Dickson, Of
Waxahaehie, was ia town last night.
He was looking for an escaped county
convict, who had been placed out at
work in the town and ran away. He
was found last night Mt the Pacific de-
pot and escorted to the county jail,
where he will remain until taken
baak.
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LINE AND CEMENT.

LluE-The best quality Ia barrels is worth
y; In bulk, u so; ordinary Dallas, sc. per
bushei.
acknowledgements IS worth 80 d barrel
Louisville, best, lit 10 kept, "a 81 y barrel;
Dallas, 81 50.
PLASrER-is worth IS 80 II barrel.
The supply OF the above mentioned arti-
cies Il ample; demand fair market Arm.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS EOTICE-Esra,e OF
~ William II. sscnlrs, "a cease. AdInlu-
iktrstion pending In Daiias county. Letters
of administration upon the estate OF sad de-
cehuant having been granted To the uder-
Signed on The zsih Of May, 1877. by the Hon
otable the County CanTt OF said county ali
persons having claims against said fStafe
sre hereby notified TO present the same to
me within one year from May %, ls7T, for al
iowance. or payment Of the same viii be
POSTPONED until the claims presented within
that time are paid.
witness my haad this l4th Of June, iS77.
q. NJ SWINK,
1dni9Nit Administrator
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To az who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay loss of man
hood. etc, will send receipt tina,
will cure you, free OF charge. This
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope 10 the Rev.
Joseph Inman, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City.-til ept23-eod-w.
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HIPS Am rELTs,Es.

HiDES-Dry fiint, Is rs and upward. I5c.;
dry ntnt, ~ us and upward, damaged, loe.;
dry hint, kips and calf, He; dry salt, - Re
and upward, lie, green butchers, SIC.
SHEEP PELfs-kach, owing to wool, 20,a
BE-: white wool. long. sic.; white wool, fail
eitp, 1904 c.: black wool, lsc.
BuFfALO-Buli's, 4c.; cows, &c.
TALLOW-In barrels, 55.e.
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and bowels depends the deportation Of the
blood. u y Wy promoting the sctiyify OF
which bcGet rhsumatisin, gour and gravel
arc stsairsd ffun ole bzosd. but when those
tive, these impurities OF course remain, and
inevitably produce the disease mentioned.
Hostssters Htttes rouss the Kidneys 70 no
nswed sctiv1ty, by which means the bleed
- siepuTatad. II ltkAWtDe pur1tes tile blood
when contaminated Win bite lsy prouoSinx
gentle btf eJ5sctunf action of the nowels
aud has Ihe further nt1ect Of regulating the
action 81 tbs liver, thus cnuntsrarfing 8
tendeuey " btk19usn1ag- Dyspepaia, maln-
faAa tevefs enst uxtna1y epUplsinta nfc also
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DE-. 8. :. ne.gnr. nrn,i.t

frnn' naiiHs, is travelling over the state in
the Interest of his profession as a ar.t-class
Dentist Any I'er.oR hsyisx detective teeth
cannot DO batter than To employ HIN sd
dress bift <hrougt the Ds.liss postotlce, an !
sogt eau be waited on At asme. luls-wein
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Assure as the sun shines, DIR. TUFTS Pills
will cure Fever and Ague, II taken by direc-
tions-a bold assertion, but = true one. In
any case where directions are followed, that
they tail. agents will refund the money
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GRAIN m.Rkrr.

wHEAr-Reeeipts moderate. Choice 81 "a
medtnta = lsSsi p; lower grades, s1assl Il
uATS-25c
RiE-Soue offered
harley FEED-sOe
COR --Iexas, III shnek, S5el4oc.
BkAN-Si -, per ton
HAI --Jld, sIa sI2 Der ton
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THE FOURTH.

Celebration oi the Ouc Humid
rrdth aud First Anniversary
90 tHr SUburhs uC Dallas.
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In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer mon,hs, the lethargy pro-
tiuccd by the heat takes away the desire for
wholesome food, and frequent perspirations
reduced bodily energy, particularly tfoSe
suffering from the fleets of de biIitating dis
eases. In order 10 keep a natural heaithful
activity of the system we must resort To ar
tificiai means. For This purpose Schenek =
Sea Weed Tonic is very effce ual. few
doses win create nm appetite and give fresh
yigor To tiie eneryated body. For dyspe psla,
II Is invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have doubfsd whether dyspepsia can be
permanently cnred by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose. The
Sea Weed Tonic in its nature is totally DIFF
fereat nom sucn drugs. IL contains no cor
rostve minerals OF acids; In fact IT assists the
resniAroperatfons OF nature, snd supplies
her deficiencies The tonic IN its nature 20
much resembles the gastric juice that it is
alynost Identical with that ftnid- Tie !, aStrIt
Juice Is the natural rolyens which. IA
healthy condition al the body causes the
fDef TO be digested, and when this juice il
not ozcretrd In Sufficient ausntitiss, ;ndi-
gestton. With all its distressing sym pfoIns
follow. This Sea Weed Tonic perfarlns the
duty 81 the gastric Juice when the latter IL
deficient. kchenck IS lea Weed Tonio sold
BY all Drugrists. juiy5-d-v-frn.
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The Jews of New York will build q
hotel on Staten Island.
The local editors ofthe Iowa papers
are on an excursion to the east.
Live stock rates from st. Louis east
are five cents per hundred pounds
above Chicago rates.
The Japanese insurgents have been
dispersed by the government, iaany
taking refuge in Bungo.
The reduction of the force in the
New York custom -hoase on the first
of the month was one hundred and
seventy men.
The Harvard crew won the scuil
race with Yale, on Saturday. The
four miles were made in twenty-four
minutes and thirty-six seconds.
The bridge over the Montgomery
river Mt Quebec fell while party Of
excarsionisis were crossing, killing
the widow of the late Colonel Faiken-
burg.
A mob took James Anderson from
the jail Mt Hickman, Kentucky, Sat-
urdaY, and shot him. He was thought
to be the leader Of a gang Of horse
thieves.
Eight hundred Mennonites who re-
Gently left Russia to escape conscrtp-
tiop, arrived at Philadelphia, Satur-
day, and will settle In Missouri, Kan-
sas and Nebraska.
Tile employees OF the Erie road, in
New York, hesitated about goinx to
work, when the wages were reduced.
They did a few misiemeanors, bat no
serious damage was attempted.
Five thousand two hundred and
seventy packages of butter were shin
ON the steamship Aneharia, from New
York to Liverpool. This Is the iarg-
est shipment ever made across the
ocean.
In accordance Will, civil service re-
qairements, f. H. Chase, collector OF
Internal revenue. and Douglass Smith,
signed ~ chairman and secretary Of
the republican county committee.
The democrats. of southern Illinois,
having thought that the Joe Bradley
decision offered precedent, have nomi-
mated Hon. ). H HALEY, of Jasper
county, as a straight out democratic
candidate for judge of the second judi-
cial district.
Gartner, who murdered his wife at
Cincinnati, ten days ago. committed
suicide by hanging himself in his Jail
cell, on Friday. Of last week About an
hour afterward burglar. Ben Perry, in.
another cell, attempted his own life by
swallowing bed bug poison and cutting
the veins Of his arms With glass. His
efforts failed.
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T0ri worth end Arlington. 10 Gcla kllirr
C1i up Many Tender Memories Of the
Past Win Patriotic Cnihusiasm.
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All nervous, exhausting, and pain

ful disease speedily yield to the cura-
tive Influences of Puivermacher's Flee
tric Belts and Bands. They are safe,
simple, and effective, and can be east
" applied by the patients himself.
Books, with full particulars, mailed
free. Address Pulvermacher Galyauie
company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Breath rs sweet as summers night,
Teeth like pearls, so milky white,
Gums Us rosy as the morn
When the sun in Heaven LIS born,
Sact the dear. delicious wont
or those who use the sOzODUNT.
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Frank beslie's Popular Monthly
for July is one OF the best numbers of
the work yet issued. Its articles, beau
tifully and Literally illustrated, are
timely, highly interesting and attract
We, especially Russia and Turkey,
their War Strength, Sovereigus, etc, y
by William Staughton Chase; "The
West Fad of Paris "a Malta Mrs.
General GaiDes;a "The Great Grain
Movement etc. In addition 1t con-
tains iunumerabie paragraphs on vari-
Gus interesting something for
every body--besides the usual number
of short select stories, by popular and
gifted authors, aod which are really
captivating. This magazine of one
hundred ard twenty-eight pages and
one hundred illustrations must, in
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