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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-31
OBIEU AuE.

Captain A. A. Thomas departed lhN mo- W
his residence, January D, 1871.
The Captain was one OF the early pioneers
of Dallas county. He served his country
with mark d distinction, both In the Mex
can and late war. lie married Mary j.
Armstrong, aud together They raised up u
large and respectable family, accommodating
In the meantime, much of this worlds goods.
He was stricken down with paralysis about
ak years ago, which disqualified Ina power
OF looOmotlOn, but retaining. Mt the same
time, all his mental vigor, during which pc
Rod no was generally more or less sufferer.
Asa farmer the, tptnn had scarcely an
equal. intellectually he was far above me-
uiocrity, being well posted In the history
mud political workings If his country and
other nations AS son he was duti'ul and
grateful, ~ n brother he was good, unthller.
Ing and untiring. ~ husband ana father
he WAS kind, devoted and indugent.
lie expressed his willingness to 60, and re-
mnined rational and talked even 10 the last
breath About one minute before expiring
no called hIs weeping family around him
nnd requested thcm 10 place their hands
uDon ham, as the inroada of death had shut
ont hls vision SO fnr That he could SEQ them
no longer, md thus was Witnessed devoted
family and niiectiouata sistors carcssinR n
dying man, and he impOrtuning them TO be
good, do right, and meet him In the next
world. a. W. g.
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"Srs. Jarley's Wax Works."

The ladies OF st. Matthew'S cathe-
dral benevolent association will, on
the 9Th ofFebruary, at the opera house,
give this famous entertainment for the
benefit of the poor. "Mrs. Jarley's
Wax Works. An described by Charles
Dickens in the "Old Curiosity shop"
are familiar to our readers, and have
ever been n capital subject for repre-
sentation, There will be series OF
thirteen "wax Hggers," infinitely more
natural than life, and true as represent
tatives OF the originals. The enter.
tainment gotten up under such aus
picea can not fnil to DO a grand sue
cess.
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Notice is again given that am
ready to receive taxes on the delin-
quent Dallas und Wichita railway,
and Texas and Pacific railroad as
sessment for 1874 aud 1875, as also
for 1876. On the first Monday In
March the deliquent taxes for 1874 and
1875 will be advertised and sold with
the city sd valorem taxes, unless sooner
paid. j.. OGDEN,
City Assessor and Collector.
January IL, 1877. --iw
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INV 1ns ryo virty nolInrs.

The new city charter provides that
all persons owning any property or
having IL under control, shall render
li.t Of the same TO tine Assessor and
Collector, together with its cash value,
and any one failing to do so by by Feb
ruary LIST shall be liable toa line not
exceeding fifty dollars.
The City Assessor aud CoIlgctorrl I,
be found nj bis Office nj the CITY Hal,
every week day, from to y o'clock n
m. and > to ) O'Clock p N. to receive
lists OF property liable to city tax,
j. n. OGDEN.
cry Assessor ana COLLECTOR
January y, loH. lnn2i'ulloul
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Captain Morton is rapidly recruiting
his company of skirmishers. They
are to be- armed with the latest and
most improved spades, shovels and
brooms. Fifty-Seven names are nj.
ready enrolled and such is the anxiety
of the Migrants to join, that none but
"vags" In good standing are received.
The Captain Is codfldent that when he
deploys them as skirmishers and
sounds the rally around any given pile
OF trash, It will DO swept from the
field.
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The State and county tax rolls foi
1876 will close On the 18th Of February,
1877. After the latter date there VIII
be additional cost. Don't delay pay,
ing until February begins, as II VIII
trke every day from now un,il the
close Of that month to close the rol!F,
II sixty.tive persons pay each day. il
any considerable number wait ill the
last, il VIII be impossible for me to re-
ccive aud receipt for the amOn2ts, and
this viii III costs to the tax payer.
W. II, PRATUER,
Jnul3 Mari, Tax Collector. Dallas Co.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the cr
rors aud indiscrctons of youth nervou,
weakness, early decay, loss of man.
mood. etc, will send arocoipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by u missionary
in South America. Send ~ selG-ad
dressed envelope to the Rev. JosGrn T
lNMAN, Station d, BiJle Home, Ne0 Tori
Cjty
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Mrs. and Miss Maxwell, the wife aud
daughter of Mr.. Maxwell, one of the
proprietOrs OF tho LeGrand Hotel, have
arrived, and will form welcomed addi-
tons tosthe society OF our city.
Mr.. II. ID. McGinuis, for many years
one of the leading stationers of New
Orleans, but now connected with a
New York house, is at the LeGrand
Hotel.
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NaGsLcnl.

Professor l.. o. Hudson, will com
monce u series of twelve lessons IN
the rudlments of vocal music and cult
walton Of the voice ton this Thuraday
night at the Christian Church, COM
meuoing at n O'clock sharp. Tick
cts two dollars in advance, 10 be had
Off. NJ. Dram, jeweler, Main street.
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Notice.

We beg to inform The smoking pub
he that we have perfected arrange
ments with the largest importing house
in the United States in order to COM
ply " ith the great demand of our Gus
toners for fresh imported 1igara. We
are therefore enabled to supply Their
wants with Havana cigars OF the latest
imp0rtations. We also Invite our
patrons to inspect our selection OF
domestic cigars, tobacco and smokers
articles. Respectfully, o,
WALLEltSrElH y co..
H. $685. Main street.
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Corner Elm and Live Oak streets, daily
parch the choicest Rio and Java Cotlaes,
and prepare all kinds Of spices At very
low rates. They also daily manuINc-
ture Texas Baking Powders, at % cents
per pound, and make superior Yeast
Cakes and Apple Butter Give their
goods trial jan3O.lm
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A. A. Pearson's wholesale and retail
Millinery, Cloak and Suit House, sos
Main street, il constantly receiving
cloaks and ready.made dresses, from
- to $40 each. Headquarters for ladies'
outfits. Bargains in every department
Terms cash.
A. A. PEARSON, 500 Main 1T.
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That you do not know what TO present
to your friend or sweetheart FOR n
Christmas git, but go to J. M. Dram,
4O7 Main street, and buy tor the pur-
pose n fine gold watch and chain, n
sparkling diamond, choice locket
aud neoll lACe.--tf.
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Remember that pipes are cold in re-
tail at wholesale prices nt Theodore
Reinecke's, 800 Main street; also II du-
pllcate of his well known stock OF
cigars one door cast Of Thompson's
Theatre.
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A Card.

Owing to the removal Of Mr.. J. =.
jackson, some Of the public are under
the impression that am moving also.
herewith state that ] shall remain at
my old stand, 7O4 Elm street and wish
all my old patrons and the public in
general to call on
HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker and Jeweier, 70i Elm street.
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Mrs. Delay Lockwood, with q dele.
cation of persistent women, wants the
bar OF the supreme court opened to
lawyers Of both sexen, and Ia asking
Congress to take action In the matter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-31

The citizens OF Dallas to know that
they can buy u good trunk and have
their old ones repaired as good as new
at the Trunk Factory, IA Main street.
IT
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Members Of Hook and Ladder Com.
many No. Twill meet this evening, hsli
pa.l seven O'Clock, in full uniform Tor
drIil, nj the engine house. BY ORDER ol
BEN. LOEB, Foreman.
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II YOU oro troubled with catalrh call
Mt Wheats store and get bottle free.
Farringtou's sure cure will do the
work. Sold by
;u0f w. S. C0TE8.
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Engine Company No. l--You ave
hereby ordered 10 meet ut the engine
room This evening, at 7! O'Clock, IN full
uniform for drill. -...
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Commercial.

NEW OeLEANs, January - Cotton dull
and lower. sales 300 bales. Good
ordinary, ll@ll1Ac: low middllng, llS4@lla4c
mlddling, lZs8l21c; coed midiling, ~
q 25sc; middiing fair, l9AGt3C; lair Il
egl3l4c. Receipts-net G,09j; gloss 1927; ex,
ports Liverpool 4,26O exports, TO HaVre 1894
New York 2'l8; stock on hand 2S7,0}i.
New NORK, JNnuary 30.-COt'un dull and
easier. SuleJ 7uI bales nj l3lAMltc. Consoli.
dated net receipts 1902 bales; exports Great
Britain $500; France SNt5; continent 1886
channel Hj3,
Cotton-net receipts, l,i23 bales; gross, 4, 53S
Futures closed tirin. Sales 850O bales, Jan
uarV IL i-lB@l3 3-2c;February ~ 10 BE; March
Is 9'S2c April !315c; May Il ll-I6@l3 1906
June Is G-J3c; July ~ l75lG@l3 3l-3Gc; August
lie; september Ii 2l-39l3hc; October ~ 9-i2d
IL 1889; November IL -l69l3isc; December Il
l-lGGli 3-S2c
GALVESTON, January 3O,-Market lrregulaj
and nominal; good middling l2RC; middlins
l24c; low M ddling, ll9sc; good oldlnare
l. sc; ordinary, lOhc; low ordinary, "a; saEH
59S bales. n
n. LOUIS, January N-Flour unsettle
sales can only be made at n decline of IL A
2oo. VIII at-hes grades lower 10 SELF N
dunn qualities tirmer; No. Cred, tall, Sl9 4
bid. oOrn tirmer; NO. 2 mixed SS5.c "A
oats tirmcT No. Bic. Rye dS1S6BOc. B,u
quiet. Lard frmar NJ 1899. Bulk nj
nom nally unchanged; only Jobblng III
dslng, Bacon quiet 4
Cattle A
ST. LOUIS, January 30.-Cattle-duu,
hogs quiet; packing 50 9ja6 10. 4
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VIII sell cheap aud take a part IN
board. Inquire at
F.AUSTIN'S
ja9SlAwlw Jcwelry store, 6Ol Main Direct.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, January 8O.-Money easy; of
tcved ut . per cent. Sterling quiet AT $50.
Gold lO52s and Irregular. Governments dull
but better; new 5s ma, States quiet and ir-
regular. Exchange, long 1917, snort 1856.
NEW ORLEANS, january 3D.-Gold lU6@
1851. Sterling, bank,5l3I5.
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Ready-made dresses 50 50 to $40 each
Cloaks "a to $40; Hats to match suits
ut A. A. Pearsons, 900 Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-31

VALE-DAYIs--lnt this city, ON me Wh
of Jaurary, 1871, by the Rev. l.. H. tuIhhf'
MI. William L.Nale aud Miss dusSio DAVIS
both OF thls city.
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,he mareln on eYpor,abla products
down 10 clos a To cue1H shipments IL
will be seen, therefore, thBt -taguatioh
IN pNunrta.lOn IL really The cause 0i
the present ease in money. Products
in their motion from points 81 pr0iuc'
tiOu TO POINTS OF consumption are Hoat-
el with money. When they are ~
rest little or no money II requlreh III
connection with them. Btfldes thls
ease resulting from the stagDation ~
business, there IA the added iarl thaJ
more money Is Offering now than mere
has been siuce the middle Of last NO.
vemhpr AT that time-wheh poiili'
cal matters looked 70 threatening
| timid money owners gathered up Their
cash and bid IL away, the lhlroduc'
| ton Of he compromise bill into Con-
gress, and the almost absolute GER
| tainty that it will pass, has had II rrSs-
surfing effect, and the hidden innds ure
once more brought OUT, and efforts are
made TO put them to use. Thus u VIII
| be seen that many things are conspir-
! ing at this moment TO make money
abundant
Tnp Cotton Market.
The cotton market to-day was dull
and heavy, and the receipts light.
! The congresses displayed increased
activity compared TO the past few day.
The improy ed condition OF the trade
gives promise Of larger receipts during
the week. We quote:
Ordinary, Ul5c; good ordinary, TO- ic low
mlddllng, 1910; middling, NC; good md
ding ll4c.
Grain.
! WHEAT Choice, 81 To; good, 81 S54l 10;
average, 81 2j@l 50.
Hides and Wool.
HIDEs-H Heavy u Ms and over, IN cents;
| light under II lbs; II cents. Dry, II lbs ana
over, II cents; under II lbs, 0 cents. Dry
salt, " cents. Deer skins, 10 cents. Buffalo,
bulls, So GU@5 % ; COW Is, vs. coos %.
FURs--C0on, l0Gg3Oc; skunk, lO@3ic; wolf,
grey, 7jc@Sl Is; coyote, 25@15c; fox 100 soc.
| WOOL-Firm, logo.
cattle.
Corn fed demand moderate. Market firm
at 21lc 10 DC for corn fed. No sale for grass
fed.
calves and YeRrIIBgs.
Demand fair and prices firm ut 81, SG7.
HOGS.
Market full and prices weak at So " H..
TEE GENERAL MARKAT.
NorE-Our quotations give prices for large
lots from first hands, unlesS Otherwise stated.
Higher pIices are charged in filling small
orders from store Tue figures are The rates
charged to cash purchasers or where puy-
meut Is made on the first of the ensuing
month.
| App rs re- nIentIful md dull NJ 81 7594
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Annual Bleetiuu.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Exchange Bank will be
held at tho Office OF said bank at
o'clock p. M, on Tuesday, the S0th day
of January, 1877, Tor the purpose Of
electing officers for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of any other bust.
ness that should properly come before
said meeting o. NJ, swiSK,
Caahiar
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Dallas, Texas, Doc, 80. 1876. deosl.lm
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tulNl.
Cattle

ST. LOUIS, January 3O.--Cattle- dull
hogs quiet; packing 50 9j@6 10.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Celery, fresh aud delicious, cen he
found to-day ut the New Delmonico,
4O6 Main street. BE sure TO gel bunch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-14

Cannot but be the happy thought as the iortu-
nate recipient o. the "RoCXY MOUNTAIN Tour.
IsT" scans its wonderfully attractive pages and
peruses its fascinating descriptions. Most beau
tifully embelished with new and highly artistic
cngravings, its letter press model Of typographi.
cal richness, and the arrangement throughout
simply superb, the ROCKY MOUNTAIN TOURIST
Is worthy Of comparison with Picturesque Ameri-
ca or The AdiEs It is written in gossippy, graph
ic style, covering details Of the tour through the
garden OF the Southwest (the Arkansas Valley,
Southern Kansas }, 10 the very heart OF the Alps
of Amcrica-the Rock Mountains. Jaunts are
made To all the famous resorts Of Colorado, the
remarkable ruins, the springs, the mines, and,
in short to every point Of interest TO tourist, az
ricuturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid With
the TOURIST, the SAX JUAN GUIDE keeps compa.
nv, and the two publications are mailed free to
all writing for one or both to T. d. ANDERSON,
Topeka, Kansas
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"Ihc Centennial HibIe."

We learn that a "ncw centennial edition" OF
the Good Book has been recently issued by a
firm at indianapolis, Indiana, Of. J." Horton "
Coz which combines the most and best helps to
the study Of the Bible Of any edition cxtant IN
the way of fine notes and annotations, Bible die
tionarics, concordance, history, geography, and
geology OF the Bible, many tables very valuable
to Bible : tcrs, and Bible students. Maps from
the very iarj surveys; history of all the Caris-
tian denominations, from their origin to date,
compiled from their own standpoint, aud from
their own publications.; all the latest discoveries
designed to throw light on the authenticity and
value of the scriptures. The whole work
throughout admirably Illustrated with full page
steel plates, taken from paintings by some of
the old masters, including Raphael, Guido, and
Canoya, also, the leading artists Of the present
day, engraved in line by iirst-class engravers
The books mentioned are all contained under
one cover, and aside from the Bible proper, are
Illustrated with hundreds Of appropriate engray-
Ings The size Of the volume (or one might say
library Of biblical literature) is Il large quarto,
and the prices range from $500 to $4,000 &C
cordDg to the style Of binding, quality OF paper,
contents, etc. The famous John Brown com
mcntary to the Bible, psalms in metre with com
incntary to each, an analysis, family record, pho
tograph album, etc, are only a few Of the many
features contained in this line lire. II Is Issued
in the Engigh and German languages, and sosne
Of the bindings seen by us are superb. We are
informed that the publishers intend to distribute
this very valuable edition of the Bible entirely
by subscription, in all parts of the United States
We bid them God speed in their efforts to spread
the coed Work.
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We're the picture ever 10 become 'e~''''
would become gay and happy sure
Bu, p,ust as reluctantly leave this imperfect
description rs did the place "'eH anu P'o'''"
to the next section, viz: farms ana farm P'''
duets.
Harris cnun,y has an area Of lo;2 square miles
five siy,bs being prairie oud the balance TIMBER
mnch Of which is OF large growth. The SOL oil
,b, bo,,oms is "A very deep aluyal, exceedingly
fertile The prairie soil is diversified black
wayv, sandy loan, and some decidedly sandy
Much Of it is rich and fertile, bu. on the whole
is not considered as good as in some Of the west
ern counties.
The land slopes gently towards the Gull, so
gently as to seem for many miles an almost dead
level and much Of it must, think, be too wet at
times for cultivation.
The prairies are certainly very beautiful to the
sight and those unfamiliar with them would be
very likely to become poetic and enthusiastic
when viewing those found in this country. An
lllnoisan would admit the beauty, but have
grave doubts as to their being adapted to farm,
my, especially without draining. or course this
does not apply to all the prairie land as there
are thousands of acres suitable for tillage.
The bottom, especially the bayou lands, are
held at from $40 to so per acre within say 4
miles of the city, farther out at from $3.50 to 50,
prairie lands at 81 to so per acre.
The country is well watered by the San
Jacinto river, Buffalo Bayou and quite number
OF other streams.
am under obligations to several distinguish.
ed gentlemen 10 Houston for courteses received,
but as the FREE TRADER has not large circula-
ton in that city it would scarcely be a compli-
ment to them to mention their names. ii.
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and all people who appreciate the value Of keep
ing a memorandum of business transactions dai-
ly events, and items Of interest or importance
for future reference, should call on their drug
gsts and get DR.. Pierce'S Memorandum book
free The Doctors Grand lnvads Hotel at
Buffalo, which costs, when finished, two hundred
thousand dollars, will be opened early in June
next for the reception Of patients afflicted with
chronic diseases and dcformties II will afford
the most perfect facilities for the cure OF such
affections, and its Faculty Of physicians and sur
geOns will embrace graduates from both Amer.
can and European medical schools who have be-
come distinguished for their skill. The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, by DR.. X. V.
Pierce work Of over nine hundred large pages,
illustrated by two hundred and eighty two engra-
wings, and elegantly bound in cloth and gilt. Is
sent To any address by the author on receipt Of
one dollar and fifty cents. Almost one hundred
thousand copies have already been sold.
:. A. Craig, Esq, druggist, Of West Alexander,
Pa, says; 81 sell more OF Dr. Pcrcc's prepare.
tons than all others combined They give sat-
isfOcion in every case and can Chcerfuly rec.
ommcnd them to the public
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The fair grounds just outside the city limits
deserve a separate letter but | can only spare n
rrief space aud will say that they are hy far the
rest, most pleasant and inviting OF any that |
have ever visited. The street cat. run TO the
gate and on entering the first impression one
gets is that he il encroaching on the gardens or
Park Of some private individual.
Trees and shrubs, semi.tropical in kind, and
covers IN great quantity abound, while pleasant
walks entice the visitor from one new beauty to
another, till he is fairly bewildered and entranc.
Cd, and EXPLANATIONS of delight family express
his feelings Of admiration.
On mounting TO the tower Of Tie main build
lDg, which IA very large aud in the form OF :
Greek cross, magnificent panorama Of the city
aud surrounding country is seen, beautiful in
deed, splendid picture Of natures painting or
which the eye loves 10 rest, and from which
turned slowly away unsatisfed, as one turn:
from a ch,r d'Ouye Of a celebrated artist, regret
ling the want OF time TO see all it beauties.
The grounds are used for plcnies ana parties
and among the buildings is dancing pavilion
100 feet square. lust fancy such place in sucl
a climate, at night. lighted up, a hundred coupl,
Of fair women and brave men" and Willis
band pisyirg, Way my clumsy fee, even nov
aln.os, Keep Tine 10 the .lns=.nary music
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The People Want Proof.

There Is no medicine prescribed 10y physicians.
or sold by druggists, that carries such evidence
of its success and Superior virtue AS BosCHIEs
GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs, colds settling
on the breast, consumption, or any disease Of
the throat or lungs. Aproof Of that fact is that
any person afflicted. can get a sample bottle for
10 cents aud try lis superior effect before buy.
ing the regular size at - cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Germany
and It's wonderful cures are astonishing every.
one that use II. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try il. Sold by Forbes n Gchring. tp
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tounl, no More.

There need be- no Coughs or Colds where DR.
KINGS New DISCOVERY for Consumption is
used. The most severe eases Of Group, hoarse-
ness paiu in the chest, bleeding uf the lungs
yield To it, wonderful power almost instantly. 4
few doses Will invariably cure the worst cough
or cold. For asthma and bronchitis it is a per.
feet specific. COnsumptivcs and cough worn pa
tents never fail 20 find relief in this great drS-
coycry We would advise any one tired of ex-
perimcntipg with physicians prescriptions or
qusck medicines To drop them at once and usc
DIR. Kings New Discovery. Give IL q trial Reg
ular size $780, Trial bottles free. For sale by
Y L. GIisns. Lnl
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ORR DnrGGisTs all say they have never sold
any medicine that gives such universal satisiac.
ton rs DR.. MarshallS Lung Syrup for Coughs,
Colds, &c. II has no equal. Price p cents
For sale by Forbes e Gchrng, Ottawa.
DR.. MARsuiLL's Lung SYRUP is, without
doubt, the most reliable remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma etc. 1t never fails To
cure In a short time. Call on your druggist, and
try bottle Of IL, the price is only - cents.
For sale bI FOrbes Y Gehring, OTTAWA.