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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05
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On New Years. Day the Stouewall
Greys kept open house to their nu.
merous friends at their armory. Many
were the callers, but that company,
characteristic Of the much iaments a
general from whom they take their
name, exhibited great foresight. A
large stub" Of eggnogg had been pre-
pared for their visitors, which they did
ample justice to. The day was spent
10 one round Of pleasure. Among the
visitors were Governor J. w. Throck-
morton, Captain J. 1. Leonard. George
Aldsedge and Colonel MeLnro, each Of
whom addressed the company. 1t was
. most pleasant and exhilsrating en-
and 1t h the opinion Of
al those present that the 6tonewalIs
Dan mot b excelled In entertainina-
not even By stone fencsrs.
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! festsrlay morning Charlie WHker.
sou, Who lives Ia Johnson county,
while un liis way 90 this city, AID
when tssar The junction % the Cedar
i.iil nj Fad WJf,h road, Tell of his
esssu, idr wheels Of which passed
over aif right leg. breaking u near the
Lnre, Nl.sefslu, who was drunk at
-tHs t.rre, was found by some passers-
~, snd br'.tght b. this city, whers his
Rex WIS t,sn,isged by Dr. Martin. lie
b yiGg ~ tho ST. Charles hotel, and
suilsrlns the most acute pain. As
soon ~ ic sGlii9iently re overs he viii
he iAlseu back 10 his homo IN johnson
.ln,lnix.
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TSkes - ~ T. 90. " a.Ia.a-.
before ss.ssr.c ea.H
peacs, one AkEt u.y H.arr 80
Old. talelnizl IN les 80. a..ar
no marksoi br.uIs N..H
about months Oh
tSfs csch-
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81 t~saty dol4ars
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ro.n hu9-s atraf IA 49, $50 aHa.
s.<i.f ysars eld. tr11lsl 80 90
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Yesterday morning man inform ed
Marshal Morton that two men, nam ed
G. J. Wilkerson and William Green,
had mad horse tjedup on Bryan
street, which the citizens in the neigh.
6orhOod insisted on being killed, claim.
ing that IL YVES mad. which It's own.
ers refused TO do. The marshal hunt.
ed up the health officer, aud they went
To see the animal. He had bitten sew
eral large pieces of flesh out OF his
chest, and was constantly swapping at
objects in his reach. Seven horse doc.
tore were called, who decided thai the
horse was not mad, but was bitiug the
flesh out OF himself, because he was
inflicted from extreme itching In HE
chest The health officer sideing with
the doctors, the animal was suffered to
live. Outside parties say the horse
was bitten by mad-dog come six
weeks ago, ard are confident he Is
mad. Marshal Merton told the men
To take the animal out of the corpora
ton, "a he believed IL To be mad, which
they promised 10 do CT once.
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The funeral oosequie- Of the late
Thomas p. smith took place yesterday
afternoon from the Washington house.
hhe services we're conducted by the
Rev. A. z. Smith, pastor Of the Pres.
byteriAn church, VINO delivered most
feeling and impressive sermon on the
mutsbility OF human life. A large
oSncourse Of friends followed the re-
mains TO the grave, and paid to the
memory Of the deceased the last sad
rites of sympathy aud esteem.
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Parzdis~ ANA ,llr FerI


Tie ehtsrtaiament at the opera
house last night. given under the aus
pieces OF the lsiiss 90 the Episcopal
church, was mos; pleasant sbd lsud
ellie affair. The programme wAs u
most excellent Que, and the reading Of
she poem ty Mrs. Moore fully sus-
tstned the repatstion she has already
established la and out OF this eity--thst
~ beios most accomplished eloeu-
tionist. a richly tsoduisted voice, a
carefully trained artistic. she fully de-
ssrssd the enthuslastie epores which
were showsred upon her. The tsbleaux
were happily arranged, aud reflected
credit upon both the taste and rnod
Judgment % the ladies who have the
anagement ~ the affair.
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Queen Victoria, It Is said, took no
notice OF the Duke of No rfolk,s mar.
Rage, because the bride was . convert
10 Roman Catholicism. The queen
does not dislike Roman Catholics " no
have been brought up in that faith /:
but she dislikes converts exceedingly
The following story, which may or
may MT be true, is told concerning
her: The eldest son of q Catholic
peer married the daughter ofa former
prime minister. After they had been
married some four or Ave yerrs the
lady determined 10 join the church Of
her husband. The queen hesrd of
this, and the first time she saw the
wife said 10 her, az hope, Mrs. So, and
80. that what l hear il not true
hops sou are not about to abandon the
faith Of your fsthers.a This monition
from the mouth Of royalty had the de.
sired affect. and the lady has from that
day 70 this remained . staunch Pro
testank When demonstrated with BY
some Of her Roman Catholic friends,
she replied: SHOW could I become
, Cathokic when her majesty wished
me not TO 70 20 p,
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D.l,a. c,sy Lsmser.Y.ra.


Every publisher Of a newspaper
knows how mortifying II is To write a
complimentary personal and then
have the name ulispelt. IL then be-
comes anything bat complimentary.
Our good friend ID. u. Heller, esq,
state agent OF the Mccormick reaper,
viii aceept the above explanation and
apology for = cruel slaughtering be got
IN the above way, where the intelIi.
gent eompositor understands the or.
biography Of proper names better than
we 10.
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Hides and Nool-
A.,nal.h,nxs n1rr..

:, IL y the duty Of every persoa who has used
Boschees herman syrup 10 let its wonderful
qualities be known TO t.eir friends in cur
ms coneumption- severe coughs. cruup~
asthma pneumonia, and in fact all throat
ana lung diseases No per-o, can use Ia
Without Immediate Teiici. Ihr e dtses viii
relieve any Case, and We consid. z II the CEJy
OF All urufgisls 70 recon nend II Ia the pS-of
dying coneun ptiys, At least TO Try one bot
Tie, s tU,oo0 dozen bottles wer. solr lagi
year, and no one Case " here u failed VS. re-
syrup can not be- too widely known Ask
yeur druggist about 10. sample bottles Z,
Try, .oid AZ 10 cent? Regular sizs IS cents
For sale by all dr. ggists, Jsnldiw-wIt
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III. nrII HInger..

We had call yesterday from Mr..
q. e.. Hurlhuri, the 0raHt courier Of
the Alleghanians, the celebrated
Swiss beli.ringsrs. The company viii
appear NJ Fislds' Operahouse ON the
night Of Friday, January IL. and pos
slbiy on saturday also. The company
b better TIT season than ever. and "a
rsil Musical iient So In store Tor our
people. lhe Alicghaulans are urine
tsSm5,s See.eTer iney go, and the
pr0ss aud the critics speak Ia the high
osl tsfna o them
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
s,rrRpn MORNING. ~: JANUARY s.
nnNaa nv.

Yesterday about noon, there was
Eunaway on Lamar street, Of horse
attached 10 dray. Some boys began
To snov.ball the driver, when the
horse dashed Oh splitting the load,
and would have likely done other
damage, had not the driver sprung on
his back aud stopped him.
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r.~ss.- cay L-ms~v YARD.


Iborsday nsorning about three
O'clock y steady snow began 10 fall.
which continued to fall until eleven
O'Clock. The ground was covered 20
dsptb 81 some eight inches. rbis u sup.
posed To BE- a part " tbs snow s.0rm
reported In the teiegrsphie DISPATCHES
a. being No Chez snpe. aud coming this
way. Soon after u assd showing the
snow began to ssels, hut only 10 slight
extent, sud u Their. i not some decid
cd change In the We ther, the proba-
bllsti~s ars that Il will be an the
ground scvsrsi day. yet
Maay took advantage OF the snow
and snjcyed ,hsfnseiyes sieigh-riding
yesterday. Those who had not sIeighs
ssck the tops on their carriages and
pisc~c t;ssa on runners, la the early
part ofths mor.ins the sIsighing was
very GOOD. hit soon sfter the snow
css~~d fniIIns and the street began 10
b Gun apii vas far FROM being % good
IN th> city. Last night party Of
sensisnsn snd ladies went oot sleigh
ing % ~ psslries which thsy repeated !
- n nns condition.
rhs sss~ vss 40 deep % ths tracks |
~ sh~ street ess r~ilvsy, ~ 10
b<svsnt The running OF the car. The
.eey psev. Or scrspcr, vss put Z /
<1sss a1d about tarse o'clsck in the
sssning ths tracks were Sufficiently
r14rrse efshe ''beaa,iftsI SNOWY ~ 10
oSnn tbs p.-saes 81 ths csru, 10 the
- nfsis nv 81 thoss who live In the
s.ehey. northern and eastern suo-
mrs e fhs city.
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4 would respectfully inform my pa>
tFons that will retire from the prac-
toe OF medicine from and AFTER the
18th proximo. While have many
regrets IN parting with . few faithful
frtenda, and cherish kind feelipgu for
ali etbera, I am under no legal OF
moral obligation to work for the pub.
Tic longer without adequate compensa-
taon Tor my services. Therefore per-
sons indebted 70 me, by note or
account viii come forward, At once.
and make satisfactory settlement
oseh-w0 p. HESDRlCKs. n. n.
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The Detroit Free Press says: In addition
to $4,000 Universal Almsnscs Just pubiished
by tbs extensive seed house OF u. N. Ferry
q Co., OF our city, the nrrn are nov publish
ing for sratuiious distribution an edition OF
1000 Seed Annuais. Their former pu bIica-
tons have been unsurpassed, bot the pre-
sent one prom ises to excel all others in OF, :
lily and general excellence. II viii be mailed
tree 20 all applicants.
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MnUday night Lewis Andrews, en-
gine wiper on the Texas and Pacific
railroad. had his ~atch, suit Of
oiothos and fifteen dullars in money
stolen by man who slept With him
that night. SndrswH was aroused by
the man fslliug over chair, bat ~ he
stated he was after . drink Of water
Andrews sonu iozed oif TO sleep again.
ON swakcniug the next morning he
fooud his hsd-ielIow gone. ss well as
TIE articles neatloued. The man was
. stranger - him, and ~ nothing
nsore has bsvn seen 81 hi,n, if Is sup.
I'ossd ho ha. lee The eng.
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Murder In - Bsstosa-A Ftxhs B>t~seo
Heaven and Earth

Wonderfully strange that human heinxs
become ~ desperate to take eacp o,bsrss
Lille, even " hle sailing throush the air Ds-,-
perste. Indeed. has our race Become MAN.
dnhec. uncaresi Tor, a. many wives are. q is
she soon becomes pros'rafed aud Indifferent
70 all surroundfnGs. Her cheeks ar. no len-
ger agiow, her robust con titution ia teeoie
and emariated. hut there ia a voadsrf,i
medicine known as English Female Bitter.
which Is a quick and powersnI fem ale rexu
lator and uterine tonic, and cures ali such
female com p.aiDts. ianldaw-v5t
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Popular illustrated book ,6opace.,on
N MOOD WoMANHooDi MlkRIAoE,
tr-Pediments to Marriage; the cause
ana cure. Sent securely sealed, post
Paid Tor 50 cents, by Ds- c. wHrrrIER,
OH 81 Charles Street. St Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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Popular illustrated book C3D pagesl on
MANHOOD wonASHooDi MARRIAsk I'm.
pcdiments 70 Marriage; the cause and cure.
sent sec'irsiy sealed, postpaid for 20 cents. by
Dn e. wHIrrrEs, 6i7 IT. Charles street, -.
Louis, Mo. the great specialist. Read hi.
works.
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The spectacular holds full sway at
this popular place Of amusement.
"Cinderella," which has had an ex>
tended run, 10 be withdrawn after
this week TO make way for "Ixiou.n
The burlesque spectacle OF "Ixion" Is
In active preparation, and will be pro-
dueed on Monday evening, January Z.
From Mr.. Mark GraysoR, Who has
adapted IL and under whose personal
supervision "Ixiosn will be produced.
We gather the following synopsis:
Scene first will be the Temple Of JupI-
ter, and opens with chorus OF the
conspirstorr, introducing ixiosl in his
hisht, the Amszonian march, aud
Mcrc'0y with the royal eagle In full
feather. Scene second finds the celes>
tial distlllery with Bacch,ls' factotum
aud man Friday, Gonymede, In charge;
Cupid tiiis his wings. Mars exhibit .
little jsHlousy, Venus and Lrion do
some flirting, while . general disrap-
ton Is prevented by Minerals diplo-
macy and . piece Of intelligence
brought BY the African celestial Gaay- |
mcdc. scene third Ia the snpsrb draw. |
ing-room Of Juno, where. = grand bate
10 witnessed and the
lion and globe Of futurity are intro
dnccsi. concluding with Q nautical |
spurt Scene fourth develops li:tle
scandal In the cioods, lovers Soiliss.
md snrsges yspitsr; The CLARION \
'oonded and IN act Of rssribatsou
Scene NH "T.ove isuxhs
Il Ioeksmishs - Lrsos's adventure Ter. i
innate; CtpiFs castle falls; Joss pro-
,ounces ~ awful and appalling sen-
eocs whieh n about 10 ~ carried out
N proof 81 tbs old sayipg, "Whese
nere's . Win thsse,s . way and gio-
ious aiieecstraR 0nals. For the balance
Z this ~esk sCtnAsso1lal' ho1du sho II
rosrds, bstns psos1uosd "a tho eusfy
art Of the svenfug fnR tbe aeopUoo-
|etbon Of tboss Win csunst oo0o - 3
- hour The usual clio eueGr1ain. Il
nsue 1diIova eb6 tho boslbsInnnGo /
see1arln vifh 0saye0u's 61ueGlDlugeea- .
asacnAR esetsaef Drooky 11eeo4n@w
-l1e a0DU-kuIIoD nhu6a2 - ~
a. .zE q 60 ~. 4
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TIC medicine that can be employeA el.ans-
ing the stomach and bowels, and even The
blood In small doses Of one pan a day.
they stimulate the digestive organs ana
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known sDr
more than quarter Of a century, and have
obtained Worthwhile reputation for their
virtues They correct diseased action IA
the several assimilztiye orraas Of he
body, and are 50 composed that ohs,rpo-
ions within their range can rarely with
STAND or evsde them. Not only DO they
cure the everyday complaints Of every-
body, but also formidable and dsnyerua.
diseases that have baffled the bes, a
human skill; While they produce power
ni elects, they are, at the sane time, the
safest and best physic for Children. BY
thei- aperient action they grippe much les,
than the common p1reaiives. and never
give pain when the bowels are not ini,aue,i
They reach the vital fountains of the blood
and strengthen the system by freeing IL
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN
al climates, containing neither csIor,-,
nor any deleterious drug. these Pills NAV
be taken with safety by ANYBODY. Their
sngar-coating preserves them ever fra,
|, ana makes them pleasant 10 take; while
e . purely vegetable, no haTIa can arise
isv'n theE Csc In any quantity.
rHxrARED III
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass.
Prnettcal and AnxIy,io.I Co.,.
sold BIZ ALL DhC9GIsrS fyfEYwsss-,v
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HOWEVER trade may languish. or the gen.
erai interests of the country suffer. Hons
stomach Bitters appears ubiquitous, aud We
are glad TO see that valuable elixir 81 prop
erly appreciated.
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urn.
THURssAr. wEDSI-DaY
Middling Upiands.... Cd o5.d
ale. f2.0oo bales, spec alaIton and ex k.orf
ooo bsie.; receipts s.z.i balls; American
dtures l-ss cheaper bui have since become
a. mer.
u .,iands. low middIinx eIans., January
delivery s-S@d. JalnaFy and Fehraary
80 ~; February and March 6R-s.d: Marri
and April sS!oi, April aud Nay s-Iss
8 ll-a2d.
y. m.-Middling UpIands q, a; Middiing
Orleans Jsd; Low Msddiing Upialds q. d.
GOOD ordinary tplsnys SLED; rdinAry
y piands ID. Lpiand- low mlddliug claus
January anu February deiiysTy s-isf; Pc
hfuary snd March S-lSd, MaTcn and April
u. ed, Jun, and July q T-iGd.
pm fususes steaay. Uplands low mid
uiins clause new crop Snilp January ana
American bibles.
Nxw fosS, January 3.-Cotton quiet.
THURSDAY. wkDsnDaY.
Upiahos- II 5 lsc n 5-lsc
orleans $500 II s-lSc IA 7-l6c
Sales 3s6 bales. Futures fr.r7er
January II Snali &c, February II asa C
March II Sossll 5oc; April II 7V,sii 7Jc; May
IL s2glI Soc.
MI at-Coison q1itt. Up.aads n 5-lsc.
Orleans u 7-j6c. safes BIS bales
Consolidated uet receipts i3i 2!s bales. RI
poris 10 Great Brtg a. s5 oAles; Fran-a
lassi bales; continent H,so8 bales; channel
40 bales.
Ne, receipt. ga bales; gross s,2Ss bales.
rutares ciSsed barely steady. Sales $500
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iAtCelpl-. Ett. b-i<t sAiGS, gross s,-+ bale
Exports TO Great Britsin 2,7oI bales: CONT
nsnt .y'l bales; coastwise AGO bales. stock
SS6,lSy bales.
Commercial.
NEW oRLEAss, January 3--Flour nrmer:
S9perhns = So Xxx g; XXX s. sos6 So
orn active and firm At 500 &c. Oats
quiet and steady Gaiena SC. Ccrfe.
1871 GOLD. Sugar in good dela aud and fsi,
prices connion To goon cors mon ss.abc
lar lar TO iuily fair ts61.ri pr Ne 70 choice
nemand falr and nsarket nrin; c mmou
ihss1 ec; fair 2.9:ic; prime IL cnoIne sss. &c
Isice quiet out nrn; Ordinary 20 choice
louisiana s1sgdl,c. business restricted by
rain.
HEw YORK, January 8-Flour dull: 6aIOc
lower closing dull. southern Hour heavy.
common 60 fair extra as Sics5 40; good 10
lower choice amber western 81 ssls C4rn
duiI NJ AsaSfc lower, soand yellow 5sSc
moderate business.
Sc. Lepis, Isau&F5 ..--FIoc- s,-lst and
nnehanred supernne TALL - 40 o., extra
fall a o0gt 81. Xxx fall IS I5ss So; family
iaiI o. 20. No : faii 81 90 bid, No, SPIN.
ssi,V W. pa. Sorn, 40. nixed &c; new ssc,
ss.s. 'ats No. :, 2sSss14c. ye sc asked
~ sli I5,9li IS. Lari Gull at 81 Sal g.
bulk meats weak at sSts,5 as 20 for shoul-
deFs, clear rib and clear sides TOR car lots.
loose fuand lots Of clear sides IS a.. Raco.,
duli and nominal. Green meats clear n bs
ana sides % %. WnIsky stesdy nj 81 %.
Receipts Flour, 2.1eo barrels. wheat O0O
bushels; corn. 1890 bushels; cats, 500
els
Hogs-In fair demand; hacking g a..
Csttie-WSsk for sill grades: prime In
choice native shipping steers 81 1885 =;
common 70 good eorpied Texans sieI..
hsSes and Weel.
GALvEsroS, January 2-Hide-, noTz;nal.
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1sveraas Tsrsst@orssn was ssss-
>'asa 81 Vie rssIssses of Captain
s.si As'sms IN ths Cedar. Nsw
Issr's ssuh&
sssssss Pssk yesterday sssvssesi
- -. ssd to-day. thsy With
sssa ~hs wpss t.lssa ~ shs
s,s'''' ss-ss ~ - psas Am.
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Is deorgfA better farming country
than Texas Ii is not so rich Int i
is much more safer, A man viii Soma.
times make "a much in one year in
Texas as he can make in three here but
IN the aggregate OF ten years work he
would make mere in Georgia than he
would make in Texas.
The SOIL there is wonderfully rich. H.
issix feet deep. and is very fertile. A
sack oil guano is o curiosity out there.
Its hardly ever used. But this rich soil
IL uncertain rs arabic land. If there il |
the slightest drouth it toaghens so that
you can't work il. II ii happens TO be |
little rainy it gets 50 boggy that it would |
= waliow saddle blanket. For ;usta,,ea
! know man who last yeaf made |
twenty bales of cotton on twenty i've |
acres
This year on the Same land he had |
good crop and on Saturday cefne Ia |
town 10 get hands 10 gather il. Iii
commenced raining and blowing on
sunday. and he got hardly q bale of I
TORN cotton from the whole twenty-
hvc scres- II you naiss hair's.breafh
IN either dirsetion you will become =
bankrupt Al an evidence Of the uns
srtainty Of The crops. I wiz say that
when ! went out there. corn was drug
% the market st twenty 70 twenty~five
'ents bushel. Now il i worth seventy i
ssuts . busAei in Daflas-unore than 4 I,
) worth here believe. Il
These sudden changes make every
hing out there uncertain and feverish. |
here ID notkmk settled and sefe.i
{ y D place that q man with q farnily
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Skw YORK, January a.-StocEs lover.
Money per cent 6oid O. O-3.e- Ex-
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bonds fraction b, tier Goy.rnment bonds
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Important change.
Nkw OhLAAEs. January 3.-Goid o. osss
Cation Market
GsLsEsfos January S-Coitou. receipts
e,s9 bales. ExpOTIs 10 France ia bale :;
eoastwise oio bales sales I.7jS bales. STOCK
OJ2sT bslos.
MsrKet quiet.
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urHAT Is IrT-It u IN. cnssp--I sI1
w mat delightful pufsAttNc kEo~n o.
the pubfic- ~ scts uI-1u the tuNe4s anG
liver speedily aud eff-ctually. ana do..s rot
sickeu The stomach. Hello IN h.lh r.puis fu-
constipation. biiiouzurss. torf1 fgfy, .ies
Eca-ihche, sur stomach. ne burn. io-s q
appetite. collie. nhtuispcy, dyspep-is. etc.
and a. - ouoiinz beverage In fugefs a 10
AEntful an1 n a. Peasant - n El 80 o. -oia
" ateT. l-a..if-s Auf others leA4iug a ss-feIi-
tArS OF ciO-ssiy confined Hf- are de- l-fltsd
with It's rcrcts- IL ci@ansFs Tie stutnsr
tones The bowels. cooi- the lfsin. Quist< N
neINons, u put up In large bottles and sold
at ~ c.s. NO family, no mother. no one
travelling, 20 cove student should flii to use
IT, sold everywhere, aud wholesale ~ ~
y. GEORGE. Galveston
,. n. DKOMGooII a co,
PropriefoTs. fsonisvflie- Ky.
old wholesale and retail In DAiiss. Tea ss. by
A0g L HiLgIg AND v. 4. leAEil