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Conhlin g's AmOurS

DNHlbh L bHI
Uonkling.Sprague scandal, which
I've first place in society gossip both
sals end in New York, has received
impetus from the fact that Governor
" Is reported to have boon driven
.sttatlon by tho intrigues and persscu-
Bis eusAisS, and he now threstens
Sae whole Gtsry of bis wife's infdelity
EOhkhng's wiles and temptations.
fshds, both here and in Nav York,
he hsa positive proof of criEinality
rs to the recent presidential
when Roscoe and Kate travelled to
together, and were in company ct
aCe hotel. That Conkling broke up
E'Sguo household and compromised
\ nobody doubts, but that it will hurt
'1e estimation of the republican
ana Its leaders is notso certain. He
inc Howe family in New York
|Iu Tue Hayden household in Albany,
n@ made no difference. Just now
N York public feels much mere inter-
4 Earning about the Sprague trouble.
y '.', s are ascnizing ever il. Senator
ieels The Disgrace of his wife very
MS Mrs. Conklins and hor daughter
overwhelmed by i. that they r. rely 60
S oy, and live as secluded rs possible.
|IhAiIhg Is a proud and selfcontained
bo ". t'll'tale lines on her face, which
N En- ~ .aere three years ago, betrHy the
|" she is heart broken.
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n 81. Louis Republican.
a, than twenty years ago Mr. Mackay,
Il the words Of one of his fallow-lsboT!
.sss $50 poor he could not buy irving
4, asrning precarious subsistence as q
paon miner in and around Virginia CITY.
stll He STRUCK it, and now is able to
{snQuets fit for royalty, while Mrs. Mack.
nonishes Paris, and all Europe for that
hi, BY hor more than royal style of liy,
Less than twenty years ago
Il. Flood 81 O'Briei we're keep.
'8he commonest kind of a "whiskcy
lin San Francisco-the house is still
III out to strangers and to-day they
both "bonanza kings" considerably
ID than half the kings who wear crowns.
sthan twenty years ago the firm of
ltngdon, Hopkins Il Co. were doing
as.e hardware business in San Fran.
J; probably with q capital of not more
100000. Recent legal proceedings,
} necessary by the death of one of the
frs, show that Mr.. Leland Stanford
Rsh or its equivalent to the amount of
E8 3OS; Mr.. Charles Crockor. S34, 49,
lnd Mrs. Hopkins, SIS, 2SO972 while
Burlington is said to be the weather.
fither. This AouriBhing firm built the
nl Pacific railway. A generation ago
BE- Cornelius Vanderbilt was about the
b among the poor hoys of Staten Is
When he died some three years since,
BosIth WAS estimated at S80,0O0,-
His son William H,-"s chip of the
@Ock' in many respects-ii sad to have
lsed it by at leasf S20,0OO,0O0, and the
'se has not yet stopped. When the
b head of theNVaRderbilt family Was
for his frat boots, he probably went
fot Now he buys single picture for
FOO, and is building row OF palaces
ihself and children, the tile floors in
b costing $4,000. This son of n SEQ
'Fill have a mansion only inferior to
by finest royal residences in tina world,
J 80 inclined may give entertainments
Sould make the average prince 90 hang
! flor envy. These are the "big fish,"
selittle ones are large enough to satisfy
sSonSble desires. A recent publication
Railway men who have accumula-
Ithin a few years amounts ranging from |
COO9 to S5,000,9OO are too numerous
rtion; and we know that other branches !
linesG have been equslly productive-to
fnunate few. Mr. Pierre Lorillard-
after his grandfather, Peter--is rich
4 to have a splendid house in New
asuperb chateGu at Newport, keeps
! and sailing yachts and races his horses
gland "for the fun of the thing" The
h Peter, we may remark, began selling
IN a small way on Broadway. His
idants still follow the tobacco trade,on
fwbat larger scsle, however; and what
billy to their credit, have not forgotten
humble origin. Butcould snuf-selling
PEG Pierre in all his glory we fancy he
| utter a sHseze of surprise.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings SyThllitic Remedy is guaran
teed to cure syphilis in tho primary, secon-
Diary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases OF venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment Of the most emf
nent physicians of America. 1t cures The
first stage and heals the ulcers in W days.
1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones Ind joints, syphiltic rheumatism, etc,
in short time. Price, $500 per package,
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbeer, AIS North 7th street,
st Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dipsbeer makes chronic dis.
eases specially. Ifyog arc afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.
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The Old Reliable

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
the sity, has one Of the largest and most ele-
giant stocks Of furniture ever opened in DAl-
las. And, while he keeps the lower grades,
at either Wholesale or retail, he prideI him
self on keeping the latest styles aud pattern.
and elegant designs of now furniture. VIVA,
Sanger Bros. ara to tho dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Boif
are old firms, and both have the confidence Of
the people. Those who know Rick will buy
of no other porsoR. When furniture iG waited
call and see him, make his acquaintance, anC
buy your furniture from him, if you want tC
DO pleased in goods and prices.
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A ORDINANCE publishing interference
IN with private property, aud the use OF
lie it ordained by the city courcn OF the city
OF Dallas,
SCCrIoS !. II shall be unlawful for anyone In
this city 10 trespsss upOD mtrtiere with or
use the property of another poIson, or OF u
| corporation .ithout the CanRent OF tho owner.
Sec. .. II shall b9 unlawful Tor anyone 10
| mischicyously, nnlctousiy CT wpntOnly mls-
tIeat, dcfgCe, injtTe or abuse ublic property
or The property OF any person or corpora
| ton
reo. 9 II shall be unlawful FOR anyone to
use abusive or insulting language to another
| In the city OF Dallas.
See 4. 1t shall he the duty OF every male
| person meeting any female on the sidewalks
| or crosSwalkB, 10 awe way ana allow them
Nuilicieni room in which To VaSe.
SIC. 3, AnyUI violating Hryt 0ction of this
| ordnance shall be lnea III Ahy sum not OK
| ce dlug enc hundred dollars.
Sec. q. That this ordinance shall take efie0,
| f1om passage aud publication
Approved November IL, 1880.
Attest.
j. Is. HEREFORD. Secretary.
A N ORDINANCE Numbering Of houses.
Be it ordained by the Uty CouncI of sho City
Of Dallas
SRCTloH All business and dwell ling houses
fronting ON any street or avenue IN this city
| such houses n number easily seen fom tho
| street and ut least three inches long.
sec. 2 On all streets running cast vardly
| aud westwnrdly the houses shall ne numbered
| frOmthe western terminus Of said streets, even
numbers on right hAnd eide of street, odd
numbers on lelt hand side OF street, going cast,
every twenty-five loot lot being entt lea to lts
| proper number.
| Gee. 8. All streets running north n..d lo'Itu
| crossing PnoiTic avenue shall have IL 'pl' act.
viding line ana shall De numO' red from thence
each way; that part of Lamar and othe. streets
GRO sing PaG.de avenue lying north of avenue
shah he known Ms North L.mar street. aud
vIce versa as 10 portions OF streets lying south
oft. ThOse streets that run northery ard
south wsrdly and dou't cross Pacific Avenue
shall. IL the street lay south oi that avenue,
DO numbered froH its northern terminus; II
north of IL, from ia southern terminus Ak
ard avenue shal 10 mum bered Bs n cOntinua-
ton Of sycamore stTVet. On AL nortli ord
south streets odd numbers RbAil be on left
hand side, oven numbers on rlgkt hand Elde,
going from initial point.
sec. 4. 10 shall he the duty of city engineer
to give every party requesting IL tiIeir proper
number.
Sec i. II shall be the duty Of every owner
Of any house or houses 10 pui the proper NUN
her on 1t aud IN conspicuous Plaza: II any
one fSils 10 do 70 after notification by city en-
gneer he shall be deemed guilty cf INSIDE
meanor and fined IN any sum not exceeding
twenty-five d0llaP.
Sec. Q. That this ordinance take ofrect from
publication.
Approved November22, 1880.
JOHN j. GOOD, Mayor.
j. Il. HERNFoIn, Secretary.
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49, tT,n VTFaFfvCFf,-,f
Inil'F''0 go az .,,.a,..l a.
NJ" oi'''is ''"' ''''
matter for public congratulatloD that
Improvement, Of the Mississippi river has
ti the favorable attention beth Of
snd Of the chief executive. Mr..
liirms in his los' message that "the
[vemeut Of the Mississippi and It's trib-
3 matter OF aHseensent impCr-
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A y ORDINANCE TO encourage the setting
"A olt aud preservation Of snaUu trees IA
the city of Dallas.
BE /. ordained by the Ciiy Council OF the City
OF Dallas:
sgorloS /. Anyone who may hereafter set
out and protect until two years OF age any
shade tree or trees in front 81 their premises,
along any street in lhis city, sh- Il receive
therefor the sum OF oEe dollar provided INIT
such setting out "t tTesa is In accordance with
the provisions If this ordinance.
SEQ SAID trees are 10 he set out on tie
lnsis e OF the Curhlug Of the gutter, along The
outer edge ot'uch sidewalk, not ieSs than E or
more than u inches from the outer edge, aGd
all ct Out along aAy ore sidewalk shall be- IN
IA straight llne. said shade trees may consist
of China, Mulberry, Locust, Poplar. Wator
Oak, Pecan. Paradise ,ueci, Elan. Cottonwood
aud B9N EdSr, or hSplo, and at the time of
setting out shall not DO less than eight feet
high, aad shall bs projected 10y wooden lattice
work o. Otherwise, and shall not be nearer
thas 10 feet of each ether.
see. 3. At the biIae Of setting ont said trees
the party doing 80 shall report the -sme to the
City Engineer, whO upDA examination OF the
fHct shall give q ocrtlo4sr 10 tSc party ot the
number and location NJ said trees. At the
expiration of TIVE yesTs from date, II said trees
are sim alive AID Ia \ thrivMg. condition, the
bear'r OF the Engineers certificate shall be on 70
Titled TO one dOllM FOr each tree A0 set out and
preserved. SAID money 81 b. paid out of the
City Treasury hy the Treasurer, after REPORT
to and orders from CITY Council.
Sec. 1. 1t shall he unlawful for Anyone TO
cut, bark or otherwise injurH any shade tree,
or 10 tie any hor-e or othtrnhiIunl TO euch tree,
or frame work protecting 10 or ne AZ enough
| for such aeiu.sl 1. iniure sad trees Anyone
| violating this section shall be deemed guilty
| of msdemeauor aud Upoa conviction fined in
any sum NOT exceeding nifty tS5n Oll dollars.
Sec. D. IL etall De the duty OF tho muishul
| and pouce officers OF the CITY b. arrest every
one doing any act Injurious To said shade trcpf.
rec. q, That thi6 ordinance take cilrc- foln
passage ard publication
Approved November 18th, 1881.
Attest: JOAN l.GUCD, Mayor,
j b. HERrloBp, SrCretaly,
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A cure, safe and prompt female regulator Is
in great demand among married and single
ladies' yet strange to say only ono has over
been oiered and that Is English Female BIT
tors. It restgrcs and regulates all irregular
mouhly uterine action, cures female weak
HessCs and ezeNsseS, removes unnatural OBJ
strusi 0ns, adds iron 10 liO blood, strengthens
dhgi!ds ~ the Whole syIJem, and cures the
nvTTOus and hystsrisgd
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A Gard.

To all who arc suffering from the erroys
and mdiScretions of youth, nervous wesSs-
ross, early decay, loss of manhood, etc,
will send q recipe that will cure you free OF
charge This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
envelope to tho Rev. Joseph
7. lnrlan. Station D, New York city.
n28d&WlV
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NOTICE.
COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE,

COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE,
NeVneIA Dor %, 1880.
'illO Comm issionors' COart OF Dallas county
will meet on Wednesday, December 10, 1880,
for the following purpos0l:
First-Ho selost u Superintendent for the
County Poor Farm. Bidders for tbs position
will state salery per msnth, payable Ia cash.
Bond willbe required OF the person selected.
seCond-ro EeleOga Physician Ter the Dallas
COuAty Poor Farm, bidders 10 fgrniEh neceG-
sary medicine. Bids will state salary per
month, payaSlO In cash,
ThSrd-To sGlesta CSaAty Physician TO attoud
.hO County Jal, iRqaDAts, etc. Gnd proscr be
for lndiaents not on county farm. Bidders
will state salary per month, payable in cash.
Feurth-ro Furnish all necessary med iois YES
and I'll pressg ptiOEs for the Jail, and for indi-
gents nOI on the Poor Farm. SteSe price per
prescription.
Pith-'FS select SaHtsn foe the County,
bidders ~ sSaSs prioa Cor buTlSl q Hdults ard
children separately, eta. Bids u be made for
cash.
All the above 20 be for one yseT. or until Do
esmke lssl. Nhe court ressrYe3 tho right to
rtIseISny or all bids subnitISd.
h E. BURKE,
County Judge, DaA2s County.
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Eldering the fact that for a few years
crk was steadily losing her proportion
Feipts and shipments of grain, the
and turn in her favor arc worth not
and the partial resumption of New
Old superiority must be largely cred
70 the improvement of terminal
rs to the erection of largo grain
|H, on both sides of the
P. Eastern bred railroad mana
Gore slow to recognize the ins
b4blo and valuable functions per-
BY the monster elevators that are the
Prominent feature of Chichago bust
'rhiiecture. But they have learned the
i;lough tsrdily, and we are likely to
dozen new elevators on the Hudson
'ls next few years. With the faclli-
handling grain which will thus be
~ New York grain will secure over
,ceat', perhaps three Guarters, of the
EeceVed from the west.
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ucaltb and Beauty Combined.


One who'll has long studied this subject now
presents the result cf bis Investigations. DO
is happy to say that be- has discovered
"Woman's Best Friend" 1t is adapted espe-
caly to those cases where the womb is dis
ordered, and will curs any irregularitJ Of the
"menses." BrsdGelds Female Regulator
acts like charm in "whites," or a sudden
check Of the "monthly courses" from cold,
trouble Of mind OF like causes, by restoring
the discharge in every instance. In chronic
cases it. action ia prompt and decisive, and
saves the constitution from countless evils and
premature decay. Prepared by DR.. }. Brad
field. Atlanta, Ga. For sSle at Sl.6O per
bottle by all druggista. Wholesale by
Thompson, Schott Il Co.
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All chimneys bearing the Dragon brand
are guaranteed to Withstand Tho Gr3east
Game while dripping wet, or any amoupt Of
co'd air, or draft in ordinary use on The
lamp they never break. They arc for
sale at D. Goslin's China hall who las tbe
exclusive sale for one wear. ' ''''
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High Authority.

Doctor Benz. Il. Rigs, Selma, Alabama
writes, = Colden's Liquid Extract of Beef
Tonic Invigorator is an excellent prepars-
ton, whose composition is known and one
that physicians can inteliigibiy prescribe. l
have folnd it of great service in my practice.
Sold by ErYaY u Bro.
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A victim of esrly imprud0nce, causing
nervous debility, premature decay. ETC., hav.
ING tried in vain every known remedy, has dis.
covered y simple means of self-cure, which he
will send FREQ to his fellow sufIerers. Ad-
dress j. IL. Reeves, 43 Chatham street, New
York.
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TrEE ONLY BEER CELLAR
I'm Dallas isUnder Orr's Livery Stable
Henry sehmid, Sole Proprietor.

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
IS an old knight of "Gambrinus, y and knows
how to refresh his guests A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
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New York as 81 Grain Port.
Nav York Mail.

comparison of the grain movements
from tho Eve great eastern shipping
'hows a small but significant gain for
York during eleven months of the pres
bar. The percentage for each of these
SHOWN by the following table:
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Forthe speedy cure of spermatorrhGa, Sex
ual BebiliEy and Impotency, most druggists
kGvo the medicines. We wish to stop this
curse OF our civilization. Address, st. LeGis
Curative InstitHtg, st. Charles ST., between
9th and It'll, St. Louis. Mo.
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Life of Saw, Bass.

The second edition of the Life of Saw
Bass Il now on sale. Ii has been revised, re .
written and Illustrated. Mason IL Erb will
act as state agents for the publishers.
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking
powder are pure. All grocors sen them.
Ask for Globe Mills and try it.
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MILLTowN, Chambers Co, Ala, J
Inlv ~ 1877

have used your Female Regulator extern
svely in my practice for a long time, and
with entire success W ere there was no conn
plication Of disease If it is not a specihc,it
ip. in nv opinion, the best known remedy for
the diseases for which it is recommended.
J, II. DAVIS, NJ, ID.
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T AMR AND SICK rOR5ES, pronounced in
durable, cured FREQ Of cost Giles Lima
ment Iodide Ammonia.
Spavins, splinis, ringbones, bunchs, thor
ough pins, sprung knees, cured without bitm-
tsh,
strains, shoulder lamon"ss, naviculsr diP-
ease, shoe-boil-, cure guaranteed. Send Tor
pamphlet containing full information TO
DIR. W. NJ. GILES, 100 West Broadway,
New York.
Use only for horses tho liniment In yellow
wrappers. Trial size 90 cents.
Thompson, schott 3 Co.. Agents
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Fitzgerald, No.s6 Lamar street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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Aronta nna rnnvnaaera

Make from ssj to $50 per week selling goods for
Il. G. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for thoir Catalogue and terms.
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Thompson, Schott Is Co., arc proprietors
of the Hamburg Syrup, the best known
remedy for colds and kindred diseases.
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Clear Titie.

Clear Hsvanas for dime each Gre to DO
had at the III Esp,nol smokers psrlor. A
guaranty is given that these cigars are ex-
actly as represented.
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Five hundred barrels OF choice apples, to
be closed out at cost, at DeStefano Bros.
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Something Moro nnohoh

boot, '''' 49, ''''s' ''o'e
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Mince meat and spple butter at Levi &
Bros.
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A lot of boots were shipped from Hun
stables factory TO Fort Worth and Weather.
ord this weak.
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Buy your apples at st. Louis prices, at
DeStstano Bros.
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~ Vi Louisiana, is a largo mauufsc-
VIZ sugar trade. He sells mainly in
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DeStefauo Bros. ''O''' Nv
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ElGG.., 5N, " RESTORATIVE

There Is a well-known principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take PLACES
except through the agency OF the nervous ByH-
tenn II the norve power IN any organ Ia weak
oned, then that organ la-wenl1. There ia arem-
oiy IN tho reach 0f all, ono that has stood the
test for over half n century, DR.. KicOrd Y
vital Restorative has been soratIni2ed and In
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine In PGrlf,
Oh M Invaluable specific Tor The above, ONtAlBa
no phoHphorous, canthnridrs or other poisorr.
m parely Vegetable, producing 40 reEctl0O,
anu lG permanent Ia effect; 10 y sugar olatel
dill, and cen he had Of Leyagser u Co 10 biz
ne Richolieu, Paris, tFranoel. or OF Or. s
Brown Slgcsm0nd, proprieors. Address
Room 10, World Binding n. York None gem
ulno without The signature OF S. Il. Sgesmond
on the Side uf eaoh box send for catalogue;
box ofl00 plllH, 49, boX OF 400, $40, sent by mall
upon rocoipt Of price.
ST. Louis, April 23d, 1880.
Dir. y. p. 9i1oamOpd:
Dear SiY,-ln Justice TO You and % tho pro.
fess.on, Goe itmy duty to state the results Of
my trial of ltic0rd's Vital Restorative In my
practice, 70 lowing the challenge on made.
Case |. Nr, u aged co. impotent foryearR
with sperm atcrrheo'a, weight 100 lbs, very
nervous md debllilted, sltepless ana filled
with nervous fears had frioi every Known
remedy. put him under treatment with The
vital Resto.aiiye alone. In six months be
was discharged, perfectly cured. lie had re-
gained all hsvgOrGnd marhOcd and weighed
100 pounds
Case 9. Mr.. NJ partial loes of pos or. In
six weoke treatment with the Vital Rcst0rn-
tive, desire and manly vlVor were fully 10
STORED. WM II. Rom. NJ. H.,
1898 Pine ST., ~. L0ug.
ST. Souie. November Is. ls19.
ThN is to certify that have bSen nlnic.cd Tor
years with nervous and general dehi ity, sper-
matOrrhe1, and soiipniIgs brain. I hive
haun under thu Treatment of sevsrnl prom
n.nt phvsiC!anG during this tlmc with no benz
eiCial results Severed montus 20 began
taking RlrhcrdF Vital Restorative, and arm
now perfectly cured. ! weighed No the imG
liz pounds-I now weiPa l5j pounds
VA BuRa9a,
1915 Cas- Avenue.
st. LoWG, April s, 1880,
had been lmp0iesrt f,r n number Of years
when I commented % Cgke Ri"nrds Nitel
Restorative. Wfhin thptc months found
mys. II suddenly restored 20 my iOrmer heelth-
full ysScr, ano tie tlue Ina be ~ pei ntanent
j. y. VISCIHr.
know Mr.. Vincent. whose name Is sisaed
to the above certificate Ee II n friend Of
mine, and know The facts 10 be rs no has
stated them. j. NJ. WAND,
Proprietor Grand Central and Europenn
Hotel.
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solo by whOt,AsIo and Retail nr-sla
ssssts generally mae
Wholesale Agents: Richardson q Co. .StLoui6,
Missour;J l. Lyons, New O,leans. Louisiana;
Van ShaacG, Stevenson d Co, GhoEgO, llil-
pOis; smith, DDolittle & smith, Boston, Mas
Machnsetts John keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Charles " CrittentOu. New York
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Leon Kahn sells the Huustaolo boot.
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u Hamburg Syrup cures coughs and colds
For sale by all druggists.
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Syrup. Wv '''' ''''
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l2l3 Cas- Avenue.
Il totLr Aurii 4 ls40

! mad been lmI0ie'rt {, &c n number Of wears
when I commented % Cgkc R"nrd's Nitel
Restorative. Within thp'c months ! found
mYs' II suddenly restored % my iOrmer heelth-
full ysSCT, aid tie cure Ina be N poI n.nnent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

know Mr.. Vincent. whose name Is Sisaed
bo the above certificate Ee IL friend Of
mine, and I know The facts 10 be as no has
stated them. j. NJ. WAND,
Proprietor Grand Central and European
Hotel.