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New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Oakley HALLS LATEST MOVE.

A. Oakley Hall yesterday morning assumed the
position Of City Editor Of The World The appointment
recalls the older newspaper the remark OF the
late Mr. Manton Marble that Oakley Hall may he very
but he never be City Editor OF The WOrid
Comment among newspaper men Yesterday was varied
hearing the report many being inclined 10 treat II
OF Mr.. Halls Jokes, until the report confirmed
by unimpeHchable authority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
TROUBLE IN THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

Park Commissioner Lane on October 80
Informed Controller Kelly that he had declined TO audit
a bill OF Qunard Decker, contractors for work IN the
Riverside Park on the ground that my personal
animation OF the work satisfies that 1t has not been
performed according the contract and that the cer
cate of Engineer Franklin that has been performed
isncorrrct" Engineer Franklin denied Saturday that
he had made any errors, and said that Mr.. Lane was
Tea the person who had made mistakes owing 10 lack
OF knowledge OF engineering. The work OF the con
tractors. he declared, was bolng well done.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
PROMINENT ARRIYALs.

Park Arenne Hofel-AssOciate Justice Salnucl 4.
Miller. of United states supreme Court IN Cnne %
HotsI-SenatOr Ambrose Burnside OF Rhode lslald ,o
frcsgman Horace B. strait OF Minnesota; William L. scott
Erie Penn. and Robert Heller Nu,tstdnt no, ~,
liam p. McCann aud Lieutenant John NJ Hawley u - n
and Surgeon John a. Janeway, L. = A.. Hofet BTunsHeh
senator d. h st John Of Newburg n. "; Windso,
Hotei-SenaOr Theodore NJ POmerOy, OF AuDun N u anu
w. Brandt StOrer OF Boston AstoT Holse-
John Cessna Of Pennsylvania hSuop'a a Ito,d ~
e. n Tutte OF Detroit Hon Ira DmmlCk OF Hsltoiu
- HoGIada H.ue- Lieutenant George NJ Wheeler OF the
Engineer CORPS, L. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE SISTERS OF THE STRANGER.

The Sisters of the Stranger are holding
bazaar in the chapel OF the Church of the Strangers
Dr. Deems's), which will continue every day this week
from to 10 p This charity Is regarded as having
great claims upon the public. Tue ladies examine into
the cases presented 10 the and help those whom they
find worthy When they discover those who nre too
modest 10 apply for help they ard them The Winter Is
approaching and their funds must be rcpenshed They
ask those who cannot attend the bazaar to send their
gifts TO the Sisters OF the Stranger at No Winthrop
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance of the system It's power over mo
direct which 80 has on human happiness IS
rrcogmErd and tho danger OF OvertaI
intense mental application, or by the
Indulgence OF te appetts and propenstes are
OnsdrratOn When the system
II drrangc Il Is absolutely necessary To promptly seek al
Vice expert who for long series OF years, has de
voted time and attention 10 this study and who from
experience and practice has learned to discover at once
and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully slow seeking for the truth common TO the IN
experienced and annoying % the patient who very nat
ay wautstO know without delay hat Is the matter the
Of the arrangement the probabilities OF recuperaon
ana the umc required.
n the has exhausted BY intense mental ap
plicaon depry Of the power Of connected thought
only its strength by being properly fed and
unurshed OF certain systematic methods IL IS
with the nerves that preside over organic
lite The Of this branch OF medical practice can scarce
N oyerrateC for reaches marriage the peTpeJuauOn OF
family names the securing Of hereditary titles and the reen
ton Of estates, in the same family.
long and large experience in th. direction have
success the tnankfu appreciA
ton the families In the city and nation; and
much pertain TO the OyereXercse OF
Of the system aud the means OF
coyrng powers whether Of brain, appetite propensity or
passion.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

cal but strong hopes entertained OF his recovery
His Illness it s thought was induced or at east agra
yated by the nervous excitement resulting from the
opening OF the investigation into his official conduct
When his trial called before Referee o. r. Bue III
the Corporation COmscls office yesterday, Justice
Pincknry's counsel asked adjournment ON the
ground that the Justice was very Ill. The eHamlnauoh
was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
RlILROAD PISSENGLR RATES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Thrcc trunk line man
ayers consulted to-day regarding the dcmoraliza-
ton passenger rates IN certain directions but owing
- their Inability ~ near from the manager ~ the At
lantc and Western Railroad the conference was
,gtfh r,.-tl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
SCENE IN THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
WING AuIIs MnnlnN- Nov. 1a. 1879.

During the debate on NJ. FOurtous election
in the Chamber OF Deputies to-day, there were some yo-
cnt scenes which reached frantic climax when the eX-
Minister told the Left that If he had done his whole duty
they perhaps would be there In the course OF MS
speech FOurtou declared that be accepted RESPONSE
h,li fnr oil IA aptz
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

Dobbs pleasantly sat down at breakfast the
other morning, and his loving wife said Darling
your head ache r. lie replied with sufficient dig
nifty, mo; why should you ask 2" Aud she said back
Well, dear you came In at o'clock this morning and
couldn't hang your hat the rack. you put the
rack down the hoor and said you'd hang every hat
III the house it and thought your head ache"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
MoNTCLAIR BONDS ADJUDGED VALID

TRENTON, n j., Nov. 17.-ln the case of
John NJ Ramsdel, against the Township OF Montclair
which was brought TO $4,000 with interest on
bonds issued TO aid in the completion OF the Montclar
and Greenwood Lake Railroad, the jury returned
diet for plaintiff for S20,0oO Il yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
rHE ALABAMA SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. lS.-SiX ballots
were taken in the Democratic tonight for scna
tor The last one stood: George H. Houston, 80; L. r.
Walker II; Jane, L. Pugh 2G saul Bradford. 10. aud
scattering &. II takes tWotDrd vote to nominate
Adjourned until y. M. Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

Chart 3l7 1iile Irish Channel strait ~ Gbrs
Correction, GfshOm patch II 30 west distant
miles from the C0umbretes Light. spain T.. coast.
chat 2Sl Il'lc Mediterranean sheet ], west
correction.
No Of chart Also Ttic sea Sheet Correction IL
zhoa In lat 49, 81 80 ~ Ion o IA 80 H.; north "
Amarat Islands.
No Of Chart 4Iad Ttle Red Sea sheet l. Correction.
athom patch miles sanahbOr Island. entrance
AHab
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
..RoYALY DIsrLLERs oX srATEy ISLAND.

The seizure of an illicit whiskey still on
Saturday last Staten Island, has excited much in
teres among the people living on the South Beach The
low hut half covered with bushes and seagrass, has
always been regarded with interest II was the abode
two old people well known 10 staten Islanders as the
Royal Family" aud In regard TO whom many ianclful
tales had been told This odd pair, brother and sister,
were said be the sole survivors OF large family de-
sceudants OF younger son OF a noble English family,
and an Indian woman. An old soldier. named Burke,
lives in hut near by. and claimed TO have bought his
land from the Royal Family. The OF the property
asserted however that they had legal title to it, and
this led to a lawsuit between the owner and Burke
right Of selling sand from the beach The dispute
only settled short time by the passing OF bill
I'm the Legislature tOTbiddDg the selling Of sand
whatever as injured the boulevard. Meanwhile
"a gentleman who owned the land adjoining Burkc's
built large dock, and II Thought that the whskcy
from this Illicit stlll shipped at night in the sand
which alongside at this dock The old soldier
Burke denies all knowledge OF the STILL but its existence
IN such lonely spot, Inhabited only by the ROYAL
Family and himself has cast suspicion upon him. 1t is
thought by the Staten Islanders that when the
more fully Investigated many interesting developments
NAV ranspre In regard TO the South Beach and its curl
Gus inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

An EARTHQUAKE At MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. lS.-A severe shock
~ earthquake felt the city tonight at 1855,
ming north ana south.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs NO
2ls BROADWAY
GAIN 4jo. Noon. 47'. .. ~ 49,. Midnight AA'
Highest during Ine As Lowest ~:
Average 4594'. same day. 1871 44%'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

STRUCTURE, impotence and Diseases OF the
- Grneratiye organs radically speedily cured HouTs3
3 and so HEN A. DAN ELS. NJ Ola LeKmgton'aV
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAu

MINIATURE ALaANAQ
TODAY
.nn - 81 sun ..... 20 iCl0oE sowl An 2Ss
Noon rises. LOO Noon sOuhs 12I Moons dAys 70
nan WATER Gp-pAN
sandy HOOK. 80 Island. 500 Hell GAe..... 45l
HI.n uAIER ro.DNr-r. y.
sandy Hook. 2.55 GOV Island 327 Hell GATE. 5:lG
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Announcements.

WIEN ATTACKED
With nausea married ladies' should the sur'st anu most
agreeable antdote, MILK or MAGNESIA All druggists
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

THE TRIAL OF JUSTICE PINCKNEY
Justice Pinckney, Of the Seventh District
Court is lying seriously III at the ROssmore HOTEL with
Brights disease OF the kidneys His condition crlt
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

During the passage of procession In honor
OF King Humbert's escape, down the Via Nazonale
bomb was thrown among n corps Of veterans and ex-
ploded. Two men were killed and several slightly
wounded
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
mYnRonRAPuIc REPORT.
cuAR1s cORRECrrp DURING mn WEEK.

w A'hlH'l'Nt NV -, 1000 ,
The following IA the report q the United States Hydro
graphic for the week ending Saturday November 10
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
DR., R,DWArS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly elegantly coated for the cure Of all DIS
orders OF the liver bowels Kdneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation. indigestion dyspepn-
biiouspess billions fever inflammation OF me Doret
piles all OF the internal viscers VARIANTS
Wenect a positive cure. Price 20 cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
p O S T s G r Up T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
OUTRAGE IN FLORENCE.

A BOMB THROWN AMONG SOLDIERS.
FLORENCE. Monday. Nov. 1S, is.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

CAFE Town. oct 20-Tle America bark Brazos, from Me-
aug 2 for Yokohama, has put IL here leaky She
three feet Of water in her hold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

The swallow, swl,t and nighthawk
are Tho guardians NJ the atmosphere
They check the Increase 0l Insects That
otherwise would overload ~ Wo0d'
peGkers, Greepers aud ellekadees arc
The guardians Of the trunks Of trees
Wablers, tho llyoalGhers, protect the
foliage lilaGkbirds, crows, thrushes
and larka protect the surface at the
soil Snipe aud woodgoGk protect the
soil under the surface Each tribe has
ils respective duties 70 perform IN tho
economy 0f nature, and II ID an IN
doubted fact that, II the binds we're all
swept of the face Of the earth, man
could not live upon ~ vegetation would
wllher and die Insects would become
80 numerous that no living thing could
Withstand their attacks, The whole
sale destruction OOGasloned by grass.
hoppep, which have lately devastated
tho west IL undoubtedly caused by the
thinning ont Of tho birds such M
grouse, prairie hens, &ou which feed up
on them, Tho greatest aud lneslima'
bio service done tothe farmer, gardener
aud florist by the birds Ia only heoom'
ing known by sad experience Spare
the birds aud save your fruit the little
corn aud fruit taken by them Is more
than compensated by tho quanlIlica Of
uoSous insects they destroy The long
peraoculod GROW has been found by no.
tnal experience, 10 do far more good by
the vast quantities Of gubs aud insects
he deyours than the little harm ho does
In the few grains OF corn he pulls up
Ito Is the farmers best friend,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Tue Waco Ecamiatr, in it's lron2icd
opposition TO Throckmorton repub.
lishes paragraph from Washington
correspondent to the effect that he
would not be,a candidate for the govern.
rship, and it "hos not learned that Mr..
Throckmortons views have changed"
There is a good many things the Ecao,-
mcr has not learned yot and one of
them is that man like ThroclSmorton
will always obey the voice of the poo.
pie, when that voice il so nearly unan,
imous ms it is in this case. The HERALD
is not in the habit of wasting time and
space in such matters without knowing
what it is about.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

SENATOR SAUNDERS bill, creating the
territory of Lincoln from the western
half OF Dakota, drops the propositions
to take one degree from the territories
OF Wyoming and Montana This di>
vides Dakota on the one hundredth mes
ridian instead Of the fortyssixth paral>
lei, as has been heretofore proposed
and gives the new territory about sew.
entyesix thousand square miles, 1t
carries with il about six hundred miles
of the Missouri river valley, and mil
lions of acres of agricultural lands.
The proposed territory has n popua.
ton of twenty-five thousand, and it is
said, contains more voters than any
other territory contained people at the
time of its organization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
Alexander, The sick Man aud y,.,or,,

Courier journal; The Emperor Mich
olas, when he was trying to get Eng.
land land to seize Egypt in 1871, said to
SIR George Seymour, the British EN-,
oassador at st. Petersburg: ave have
on our hands sick man, a very sick
man 1t will be great misfortune, |
tell you frankly, il one of those DAYS
he should happen to die before the
necessary arrangements are all made
But this is not the time to speak 10
you OF that In another interview n
few days later, Nicholas said Turkey
in the condition which have descri6,
ed, has by degrees fallen into such
a state of decrepitude that as /
told you the other night, eager as we
al are for the prolonged existence of
the man (and that | am as DESTROYS as
you can be for the continuation of his
hie' beg you to belieye), he NAV
suuueniy die on our hands. think
your government does not we'll under.
stand my object am not SO eager to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
Centaur
.Lininn entS,

Ono Kind FOL tho Human E,mu..
The Other for uorsea and Aoim,y,.
l.ihpHe LlnImans arc slmpiy ma ''''
Tho world iher e1eeIs MO NM 'a.. ' Of
marvellous, ''Al ihih
Ihe NhIie Liniment IN ortbah
M s,,nrs utlFv l'htumaiHu sr,s1',aan
ahl henlalBlh nom The syRtom, e, W, naV,Allea
page Chllplhlnh, Lock Jaw, PalsyV WY l'um,
lhuhl lhlANtuu1 lgrupiluuB. II AZ tlulli ana
nom frozen hands nhd fsoi, ana ,Hplh Most
ol bllrh "ii hliugb at ypnOnons s poison
suplnrh hWrlllnaa an alleylates pnn.Irh
II u he most potent remedy AVN u.N a occur,
W neal lhe injured pats. Inc ou,svaoNsled
ilnnht H. used WIN great efnoar, W. llh'
lhinh!' lnphdChfi tdkfd HreuSt,' Ii", npIu
hhd Wtuk Back Ihe fnlGging IN I'm ,t,1a,a.ehe,
Pc OF llle numerous lcsum0nlak. AsA'a'
lEplAhA lluME, Jen, co., Ind. I.yss, 49,.
"l thlph " my duty ~ Inform w ny, y, wy
nave NWTm much win yr,Iy,' lnal
ehWdl' a tow hotties ul Crutaur u, u 4, uNl
nus Hiht pc WofH lur iur. 1 uuve M, hnVll
Iff liui'i Those sWelliugr n ciOhi gror' WV
ti"m F,I'r',W irHi' Tue lillmont olg6n,y ~
"DENJAMlN BROWNE
The proof In ia tho uInI. ltaroliat,'
~ lHndy ~ ~ cheap, ana evtr 'S'a ,d y
ehuuld nave the MhlitUu Ctauf iptnnly
Iho NrIIHW NeuJsnr iin, n,uini On
adapted 10 thp luush mugclea. csrI1 Y
n0th ut hurNpH aud uuiMulH, ii l,us ,,s,,, anu
Vu more Wuhdtilhl curgH Ia lhreoyea Sl
hphNlni Nlhh, Wlud.gAlR, scfaicn~U
hNoehyi anu general l.nmonp,g hmm e1
othel remedies IN existence. Read what tha
great ENQfonA'ncn say OF it!
"Nkw York, January. I0i
"EYcfy ownor OF hOraeH shOuII sivo ~.
nehthui Llnlwent uial We consider Il
tho best article over sod in our stableS
,,.... eli, Marsh,
"Supt, Adams Ex, Stabieq. NV
,.,. We, fuL4A,
"SupL j. H. bcs,N,Y.
BERT X, OLlN.
"Supt, Nat. EX, Stables, N, W
The best patrons OF this l.lnlmontaro For.
moIs aud Veterinary Surgeons, who are eon.
annually using some Linlmeut. ID Neal,
hllH, WoundSund Poll.ovil, removes swel.
lngs, ana In worth milliou8 Of dollars an.
hually 10 Farmers, LlVery.men, stock crow.
els, sheep'rtlsers, and those having hofses
or cattle, "'''''
What u Farrlor cannot d 10 for 500 the Can,
taur Liniment win do at a lriilinE coat.
These linlmentS nro fOld By All dealen
throughout the country. They are W rranled
by the proprictOrs, aud n Uotilewl 10 plyen
test them ''''
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
ca bay NJ. NEW VOaK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

THINGS are fast settling down for an
earnest, calm, decent contest between
the two gentlemen prominently named
for the high and responsible position
OF governor of this great state. The
contest between the gentlemen most
prominent, Ex-Governor Throck morton
and Governor Hubbard, will be n
manly, decent one; and, instead
OF lowering the standard of political
taste and morals, it will exalt it. We
have already, and will continue still to
urge the nomination of the former with
all the force we are possessed of, and in
doing that, have vigilant care not TO do
the latter an injustice. Governor
Hubbard's administration has met tho
high expectations formed of it, and il
has never been our thought to do him
personal evil, or to detract from his
well earned fame. But we are profound
~ impressed with the conviction that
the craftsmanship of Governor Throcll>
morton Is OF a higher grade, and at the
present interesting juncture in the his,
tory OF our state, he can render us n
higher and a better service The state
has, In our opinion, long owed this rec,
ognition to him, and no better time
than the present will ever come for its
discharge, nor when bis splendid states.
manship will be of more practical ser,
vice to the people. He is now in the
vigor OF rugged manhood. Both his
physical and his mental powers are at
their best. He will give us state GOV,
eminent worthy of us, and which will
place Texas in 1880 at the head of the
new states Of the south and west. j.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Wr ara reliably informed that There
Ia no truth in the report that Colonel
Cnlbcron will not be candidate for re-,
election to congress from the second
district 1t would be great mislor,
tune were ho to refuse, because he has
taken rank in congress with the best
and oblcst men in that body, aud has
contributed his full share towards the
deserved ominenco of the Texas dclc-
cation, These rort of men are very
valuable and We can't afford to spare
them except when we have other and
moro important duty for them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
Tne L.bornror, ~ ,ne Nys,c.n.

The atop oh TX Tho lubornto Of the pys.
tom, In which cnr'Hin mysterious processes
are constantly going on These result In
the production OF that wonderful yivifying
agent the blood, which In a state OF heath,
luHhoH laden with tho elements 81 vitnlMy
TO tho temoloal parla Of tho system, HIT
whol the stomach In partly y ralygcd by
dyspepsia, blood mnuutHctu - In carried on
imVortoctly, tho circulation prows thln aud
Aluggi ah, aud tho syst0m cutters Ia conac.
guonce, Nor over, indigestion reacts upon
The liver ana bowels, rendering the rsl
hlugglsl and tho latter Constipatod. The
brain also tullcra by sympathy, ana STICK
no dnches, slet plossnoss ANA n0Iyoua ymp-
loms are ongondorod llOstctteIH stomach
bitlerH reforms this state of thlngs, gives
permanent tone ana regularity 10 the stom.
non ana lls associate organs, the bowels and
liver, ana inhuros Omplute nourlshmpnt
ANA Increased vlgor of the systom, II IN the
most popular ns well M tho most efficient
anti'dyspoptic and tonic In America.
lpblnl IlnUWlL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

determine what shall DO done upon
that event taking place ! repeat To
you that the man IL dying, and We
can never allow such an event ~ take
us Wy surprise We must come 20 some
understanding" AZ ihe presenl tlme
the Gear Alexander appears 70 he arrive
ing AZ an Understanding" not with
England, but with the patient himself
and has control Of tho chamber al
death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

SENATOR BLAlSr, In the hearing Of a
Washington Iost reporter said no never
wanted 10 hang jeff Davis because lac
was In the rebellion but he did want to
hang him in the way he built the na'
tionol capitol, and then proceeded to
point out how the capitol ought TO have
been built, aud 10 demonstrate what
the corntry had lost by not selecting
Blaine aa lta chief architect
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
anTIIlnn hNrnp.

No other medicine IN tho world was ever
HOHuh0NH German syrup In three Year,
two million four hundred thousand ANAL
bOltl0a NJ ibis medicine was distributed free
or charge, by drupglslH IN thlH OOuntry tO
tho nllllot II with consumption, asthma
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia ANA other
dlh1nAeA NJ the ihruni Hnd lungs, giving The
American poOpl undonahlo proof tn
uormnn syrup win cure them rho result
hnh boon That druggi ia IN ov0ry town aud
lng II 10 their customers, GO 10 your drug
RlHt aud ask what they know about H.. Sam.
plo bnitleHten cents. Regular sl2e Hoventy.
nvo coplH Three dozen viii rell ve y y
case, fphlDdiwlWlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Tnr Daily Examiner has started n
ladies department. and calls upon its
lady friends" to contribute to it, The
editor Of that paper is a confirmed old
bachelor, and of course cannot have
many friends of that persuasion, so the
department. is bound to be small af.
air, unless the editor speedily repents
and takes one of the fair Wacoes to
wife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Wrstalod some days since, that the
next legislature would elect ex-senator
This Ia nm error tho legislature OF 1851
will do that We really rejoice that II
In 40, because the senatorial matter viii
thua bo eliminated from the Ginning
campaign, which in all concIcncc,will be
hot enough five are to judge from op-
pcornces AZ this early day. Tho subs
jcot Of plcdgcs viii thus 80 over until
the next race
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
A Homeless Home.

a family circle hercit ola wife and bother
soon becomes chGcrlcRR-- homeless, The
husband sobs and means the live. long n ight,
suffered for months with Mysteries, hcnd-
uchc, uterine irregularities, leucorrhom
pains aud aches, pRlpitntlou, etc, until her
whole irNmo hecnmo affected, and finally
menthl ana physical prostraton superVoned
aud death relieved her of ali her troubles,
lishe ual only use English Female Bittels
all tho above complaints would have been
cnred, ana she restored 10 the open m ms and
All olions OF her family. l'whO nre thus
iilicted are cordially Invited to cal upon
Conner Walker, Dallas, and gain particu-
lars. feblOtiimChbw2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. SO5 d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

lh:s mouse is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, md is can,rae,,,
!. located. II IL in charge of its old proprieto2
o. sawyer, who never failed to plense bis
guests. Parties seeking house with ali lie
y, ,,. OF home, cannot do better than
70 give the "Granger' call. Travellers a :.
rlVing In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can c, .eacn this house by taking the Mai
stre~t morse cars, one block south from 1In
Ro e an Inc II pes. " % day house in the cleo
y. SAWYER,