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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

until November closes The drama By
consigning the Democratic party
to such defeat rs it richly deserves.
The late confederate must learn to
submit 10 al the laws of his coun-
try and say in his inyocdtions
That mercy - others show
That mercy show 90 mc.
Their goose is cooked. Now let
Pennsylvania roll up an even l00,-
900 majority TO offset Alabama. She
can do it.
pUNEr
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s,p WHEREAS. The Cansress or the United
States ou the 5i-t dag of lltrUt l,it. i---H at
cot entitled .dT Ger 20 efertf it- .tFhis q eH.-
-cas cf f4e tNltf STATES 10 rate ia ne sr-.re.
Strffl Of ne Union and for oiffr purposes lt'
Arst suf second sections oi which aye ms follows;
.SEcTloS I, Be 70 saccict ty ief ssadie dHe
4ntTicT fa C0uqrass Gsls9btsa. Tins 500 citizens
sf the luitcf States who arr UI s5l, u. Hl-'rWi-'
qualified g. vote 40 any e,eeien hy ihc people 10
qrv state Territory. district county. rlrN- parish.
ri;srll subdivision shall le entitled uuh ailr"ct %
vote at al SurH elections WI,lrlt ai-.lt-iiaii %
race. color. previous condition O.. -fr'.u e; any
constitution law, custom usage "r r.2Nii'oa OF
auy Sulfe ur Territory " fy or unde. IT'S authority
tl lhc contrary notwithstanding.
Sue q And BE- q further stac'ff- That 81 by ~
utier thc aui lurity 1i the constitution ~ iaE- nI
any State or trs laws OF FEE ltrrI .rt- an. IF- D.
or snail o. required ro be- dome % pr-ra iuisie ar
qualification Tor voting a1'- oy sis e'us,-l. ,1h y
laws persons or officers aye Ur snail %" rlIrti WIN
the performance Ii duties u furnishing a citizens
an opportunity J perform such prerequisites, Nr -1
become qualified To vote. 81 snall he tle tutg "i
every such persons and officers % gvegi citizens a
the Juire4 States the same ana eg4'l iIorlllnlf
tp perform such p-erequ i'e- anI fu ta''iue lii.-
e.. ra vote without distraction oi rae. -fr ur psa
yiUg, condition OF sery.tuir. AMI % any -uru pt-
tall ciec. lhs section hc SHALL. iyr,ferf su.ht
fence forfeit aEl pay th- -l'G GO ave i-h.rrf dole
lars o. the person aggrCrei thereby tn He recover
eel by action m the case. with iuii costs ana leh
allowance Tor counsel fees gs tire court silu deem
lust. and shall also orevery such offence no deem
"a guilty ot q mislemeuuur, and s.lal-. 90 r-IEir
ti0n thereof De nned n.t less ttJu nre huuIret
deiilrs or be imprisoned mot les than one In.u-n
ami not more than one year. Or ne,n- at tl- .-lrl-
ti1n oi tie court
AN iu5gcs Iiv!og within twelve miles oI a.
Pruthon0ttTg office, or within tTenty-ilGr ll.-gs.
81 thcir residence be in % town. village, or city
upon The line oi n rairuyd leading % inc county
seat. sh1 before TWO O'Clock post m-ri -i1u % tie
lay after .te election. aud al. otner Iu s shaii-
before Twelve ucloeS u-il.lau .l il,e 5..l-l day
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Hypothetical Horrors.

The last prisoner of all the seedy,
ragged and ill-smclling host who in
terviewed the magistrate in the JEFF
/ ferson Markelpolice cour, was Jim
Fisher. His wooden Jacket was torn
in dozen places and his pantaloons
were wrink!ed Il ,e the bellows of
conccrtina
There was u peculiar smile illum-
incd the expressive creascs around
his mouth, "a, he listened 10 the otli-
Ger relating how he found James in
/ a helpless state Of drunkenness near
the corner of Broadway and Twelfth
street.
He was O drunk. said he Of the
brass buttons, that he could hardly
lie still on The ground.
"What answer do YOU make tothc
charge against you?' inquired his
! Honor.
Judge. have practiced at the
bar for mar = wear, but -
guess YOU have. Got that red
nose there.
"Oh. You are mistaken mean
the bar of Justice represented hr all
the courts.
Now, your Honor. suppose had
a witness who saw this officer knock
me down and kick me brutally
without cause, what would. youd do.
I'D punish him severely. v
And suppose my witness saw
this uniformed ruiiian draw his re-
volver and shoot me twice in the
breast and then strike me again rs
,. the blood spurted fromme and STAIN
cd the earth and then dragme into q
back yard and rob NE.
This is horrible muttercd jhc
Justice, but where are all your
marks ?"
Imagine how | felt to see one 1t
tie girl plead for me, and have her
throat cut from earto ear, and her
body concealed behind an old bar
rel and
Two detectives hurricdly rushed
Out llt4n tl4t ftAil AbHlil- anu -441
! Honor grew excited. Go on, he
said. Tor my blood boils with in
Idignation
what would you say if my wit
ness was himself assaulted by the
officer and beaten until he could
hardly stand. and was only saved
from being killed by five gentlemen?
If | produced the five witnesses and
several others would you then look
on and coldly see my character ru-
incd by this murderer p
The court clerks had lett their
seats. and listened eagerly, and His
| Honor was standing up. Where
are your witnesses ," he cried /:
Bring them on ! We will make an
example case Of this"
Just what / thought YOU would
do in such a case"
what do you mean p
"Well, | amt got any such wit
nesses, but | wish / had. That
there officer would be so sick that
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4 daughter of the late President
Zachary Taylor was paid $4,000 by
the Government, recently, the bal
apce of the salary which General
Taylor you'd have received had he
lived until his term Of Office expired.
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EXECpToR'S NOTICE.

Estate ai Catherine Vhsp.ey. la.e Of r.ror
iuheIipot Twp, Somerset IlG Pa 1e.'d
Letters siamentary on the above estate ;,ati..
thor ", notice Is herob given 10 al
d~eDtea ~ 10 SAID estate TO make imrse,iIate nav.
lnent and those having claims against h =, - ,,.
, t9sh enly AUTH niicated COR ssttleipent an
Executor, in Kingwood, Pa. '' y 'i'e
SOM 90 JOSIAH GERHARD.
- Executor
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ENECCTOE'S SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
10y 'it.le '- ih '.uti is'A,i '-. 't .-- 'lili iii'
Co1s- li ''-i-f-ty o.,i".fr 8 t.r ''. 't.'
tAe'ItiI7 '- -.'i'E -9i.'' % al.- -- '-..-
itf sale q! pul-l- outff-' aA
S1t,f.4,5,t I.H.T.. -tE f,,Il
''
nc 1 O'Clock, 7. Ne, SO Sl1rstyvn- F.. the .Hl|uT
ilg aescfias -reIi cs ltc u- flIt shaver ir-
oec'd, viz:
No. ' Inc home tract. situate il 4. 1-Ynil l2
. towulhIp. somerset county. Pa. I.i-lu- l.uas
ut Adam Bimlar,, Josiah Long, EIS4rl lIr.
t0iler auI eiHtss cln aiming ~ acres. NOR. W
less I'D acres 90 when are ciear, AMI the balance
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The next instant the clerks had
resumed their seats and were talking
about the prospects Of the Neal
Dow party in the coming election in
careless, ofl-hand sort of manner.
while the scratching of the official
quill could plainly be heard As the
magistrate signed a commitment for
one month on the island y J.
Herald
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O. \. BOYD.
Cafhartic Pills


Combine tT.. choicest cat la7tic principles
inmedjein.. iu rrararrious accurately aI-
iusrsi 30 So. tr. a-.y'ry. certainty, and
uniformity aE eject. They are the result
Of wears ot careful 4tulyaal practical cz-
pertinent. and a-a a-wasr cHectuaI REM
edyyet discovered for diseases caused 'T
aesalSeLit'i- g. '. -.i.i, p, nv ~ t', s.li,'
uoN t-s' W4-''-l i''i ,'.' is.. - 80
1uLi ll'-,,.i' ~ 80 .i..1ss,
s,.lit ~ i.'..'- .:--.. .,,,5i
IA,H 5,t "'..,''. ,.i '-. .'-'. -, 90,
;i's-l-i.'i.y,.' ..'.' ~.
III li,.,i''', az .-..-... - H..
~ l,.i:s-''l. .' '..' - -.
an 81, ~, -. , 80 80 ,ni
IS.y 49, ~, ..,r.,..-.,-'. ,,,l..t,;,-,
Being compounded Of tAa concentrated
Nl'..'., "a T 49,, '-,.i -,
sDv j9mr5..s properties. and can he
almiufsr r.l ra children with perfect
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ulhr ei9tian which shall be gwen me % cilar- 3
and also tbe uaIue 0f thsigwnship. ward qr district
wherein siict cieeiur fcsi'ies. ana ehIfiii4y
truly write down the numler pl votes tit siitli ss
given for each can iidate gt the election as "itc1
his name shall be read o. IRE ty the Inspector
thereof and In all things ITALY ant i1itniuu. lel-
Julgfncnt aud ability sanI that ans directly or
Indirectly Interested On any i-t ur wager an the re
suit 81 this election
The quaIiiei electors win take notice n tiie iHI
lowing acf Of Asseleiiy lpir1Fcd I'm 90! pi
March 1865, an act RrgU,lt la-- the n0ir % ins
20 gli tieetiais in tie -ereii cuii,ea H as com
ianuwcaIh.
Sg-ffoy / BE it enacted hy she Senate and
House oi Representative 0i be Cemmonw aiil %
Peuusylsanta 10 GcICrai Assembly met. aut li ls
hereby enaetothy the aui nDrity ol tle sHHe' le.t
the qualified voters % fic sefert counties Nt tH-'
tsoIufn1uu aaith at ail general township. naiDi@a
and sIseeisi elections are hereby he-c er rdi iif
lied and required % yptc, ny le.,t'-- pihl. OK
written. p4rflg priniei uut p1Iilt VIII %; ''
orally cia--ilci rs follows brT ticket -l-ifi eng
hr3ce tle names ui an IuaHes ol ciur.s NHt'l l-,
ans 10 Ue fibeiles 0ufsiec "ju1ciury; one ticket
shall embrace the names Of al STATE Officers fu,e+
of. gud bc labelled 'Statc: ouc ticket -iAi 'li-
bra The uaine- oi all county '--.,ls Ee.l ~ E ~
c!g ling f- oilca 0f senator Ilsllrf aii titHe,s
ot Assembly 10 voted iuf, AMI ilahl1tf oi g -Nt-
Zreas ii -lEel ier, ana De illcitei -.''ditt. '-,
ticket shall embrace tEe names ni aii iu"h~l,l 'l
haars voted tor. and bc labelled '-funnsuiir one
.iclet shai embrace the names Of ''l i..l-.i '
heer- vo5-i t4r, lHi be labelled -''r4Nu-d; thi
earh class shall be deposited ga separate ballot
boxes.
So . That Il shall be the du;y of The >hcr,Es
in taa several rIun.ics 20, this cau-u weiiih ie
insert Iu their election puelall tilns hereafter Is
sued Use hrst section o. tais ,-, tet- .-,rrt,-
JAMES r. ALiLtl-
Syea,e- vi the House " Represents
DAVID FLEMING
Spedber oi the Senate
Approved che fa.I day vt Hart Aun1 boui-i
A. a. CURTIN
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GENERAL ELECTION PROC
y LAaIATiOS
aoD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.

WHEREAS IN and ny an actQf General g
-emhly ul the Commonwealth oi Pennsy Nanla,
.itl,. AN art 70 regulate The general elections
,,ftfis thi- COMMONWEALTH, = II 4 enloi2el upon
~ ia ,sigs public notice Of said elections aud 20
nuu.na rate IN said notice what "hicers are 70 %
county az Somerset, do hereby ilfka known ana
figo ils pabile noGcc 70 tha c'H '"s ~ the coan-
&. ~ .,,,nsrssi. ihaf Il Grat-r 80. ion wili oe
held in said euuaif On Iues-ls .tt
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4 D1aNISTRATOES' SALE
"a ar y1Trrl ET o, d - 8, & z-S-r ny

"a OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue ofan order Issued J1t ut the O-D11ns
Court 81 : IneEsst c9UJty. Pa, tle e->igue
administrators oi Joseph Sei5er5, lase Of 1iiilJr
Twp. ia said county, defi, viii en
Saturday. Oaqja -, 1850,
at O'Clock, p 81, czao-e the falllwing Described
real estate ot IusePa SeioeTt to pu1ia sale on tn
premises viz
4 certain tract Of Land situite II Milford Twp,
Somerset county. Pa. adjoining !'nis oi George
Hanger, Adam Walter. aaron BlrkuIn, ---
LiYengO1d and Jonathan Hay. c0ltaiuing ll6
acres strict measure of which 100 acres are clear
cd and the balance in timber dnl hayiCg thereon
erected good frame dweili2s mouse nearly new
a good mi large bank barn, and other necessary
outbuildiugs. There is an excellent sugar camp
on the farm, fitted with pan, keeiers. &c. which
VIII 20 with the farm. There are also goO1 stone
and limestone qu lrries ou the farm. and "a worked
vein Of the best coal in the Eeighb1rhood. The
farm Is we'll supplied with water, ami has an
orchard OF choice lruit thereon
TER WS-C1SH.
AARON WILL
JEREMIAH WEIlIER.
Sept. y Adm'rs- % Joseph Sellert, decd
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PAnKER,s HAra aaLaans

PAnKER'S HAIR 5ALsAks
The Best aad Host Economical Hair ugss.,pr
exlnsi'ely peFfnraed and perfectly harmless.
VIII Always Restore Gray or Faded RaIr
20 is original youthful color and appearance ard I,
warranted 70 stop rs falling, assist IL growth and
prevent badness. 'N
lew applications of t''e BALssN vii soter ne
HAIR, cleanse al dandruh ard eure itching and hs.
Elouis Of ithe scalp. sod lyz druggists = sr.y ssc..
September s.
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One-thiri, after deIucting expenses. 10 remain
lien on the premises, the interest 10 be paid au-
nutily 20 the widow duriug ner life, ami ~ her
death the principal sum 60 be paid 20 he heirs /;
one-Jhird Oi the balance 20 De paid on elnfrml-
ti1n ot sale. ami the remainder IN two equal an
nUal payments. % De secured by jgIglusn- bonds
Ten per cent oi han1 money 90 b- piiI as soon
as the property is Knocked down
GEORG T. SPANGLER.
OCT. -. Trustee.
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Hurrah for CambpeH
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DJBLlC SALE

~ DIN ~ III
BY virtue OF an order af sale issued 0ut o. the
Orphans COurt of Somerset county, Pa, AMI 10
me directed. there viii be exposed % public sale
AT the Court House in S5Terse.. On
Frjdal. N0rcm5a' 5t5, 1880,
at ! O'CLOCK P II. the following real estate. a-e
tie property of samuel viii. deceased. yiz.
Nell A tract of land si-uale one mile north
east of Somerset, continuing 80 acres and l3+
perches adjoining lands of JacJ0 EoontE, Samuel
Trent Charles WIN and others, ala cleared and in
a good state OF cultivation. The land is of good
quality and has q vein of good coal opened on it,
and Is we'll Yatered.
No3. A piece Gf land containing 23i. acres,
adjoining lands Of Charles VIII ami Augustus
Long. about l. acres cleared; the balance - well
timberei and has several good springs on D.. The
lana j. OF most excellent quality.
No. viii be offered In smaller l0-s ID desired.
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Approved tna 's.I day vt March, Auna Don
one thJ1sIHi .ll hundred and sixty
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AAItlN " ILL.,
JEREMIAH WEiMEh.
Sept. y Adm'rs ot Joseph Sel5ert, deed.
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"Well, | amt got any such wit
nesses, but | wish / had. That
there officer would be so sick that
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reform SnySterS
were never seen in a bunch before.
They tried to keep up their outside
show by swilling whiskey wit..in
but it was no use. The tide gas
against them, and by midnight "all
was quiet on the Potomac y for them.
But turn your head to the Republi-
can Office where the good news to
the Union loving citizen was display
ed and how changed the spectacle.
The excitement on the street was
intense. The night was especially
balmy and the whole city seemed TO
have gone out of doors. OF course
the absorbing topic was the election.
4 noticeable feature of the evening
was the interest taken by the women
in the result, and the presence of
thousands of them on the street.
The glorious news was announced
by means of Il stereopticon, through
enlarged copies of dispatches, neatly
printed by process invented for the
occasion, upon a large white sheet of
canvass suspended high enough that
everybody could see and read for
himself. The enthusiasm of the
crowd was intense and manifested
itself in singing patriotic airs and in
other ways. don't know how late
they kept the thing up but from the
of some of the Tow
path club this morning / should
judge they staid up all night cheer
ing
This wosie Ne good time for
John w. Forney aalG two or three
other gentlemen to flop back. That
'game-eock" turns out to be dung
hill after all.
The tidal wave has come. 1t has
been rather tardy in coming, but it
has set in at last and now it will roll
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Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Win
slow will provo The American Florenc
Nightingale of thu nursery. Of this we are
so sure that we will teach our "Susy" to say,
"a blessing on Mrs. Winslow' for helping
her to survive and escape the gripping, collick-
ing and teething siege Mrs. WinsloV's
Soothing Syrup relieves the child from pain,
and cures dysentery and diarhGs. 1tsoftens
the gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely through the
teethng period. 1t performs precisely, what
it Processes TO perform, every part of it
nothing less. We have never seen Mrs.
Wnslow-know her only through the pre-
partition Of her Soothing Syrup for Child
rem Teething." If we had the power we
would make her. as she is, q physical saviour
to the infant race. Sold by all druggists.
20 cents bottle.
ld&w1w
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Excessive Heat

And improper food at this season oil the year
may speedily carry you to the grave. Par-
ker's Ginger Tonic should always be Kept IN
the house, as it is unequalled for nursing
mothers with teething children, and not only
cures Diarrhea, Dysentery. Cholera, Choi-
era Infantum, Collie, Cramps, etc. but pre-
vents these dangerous attacks by its cor,
receive action on the digestive apparatus IL
cures Headache Indigestion, Nervousness
Palpitation of the Heart, Wakelulness' Neu-
ralgic Pains, Liver Disorders, Low spirits;
Sour Stomach and all other symptoms and
forms of Dyspepsia, regulates the Bowels
and enables you to enjoy the fruits and veg e
etables of the season. BY so ct; or Sl'oV
bottle and try it. Sold by all frst-class drug
gis,s.
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General C. T. Eeauregard,
New orleans, 1880.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale OF
This work are devoted to The Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund, VIII oh Is Invested In United
st tes Registere bonds r the nurture, care,
support u d education Of the ten infants ne-
prived of their parents last summer at New
Orleans, (the melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are still fresh in the public
mind
800 nag 8, with fine photograph linen IS and
;, lins steel engraving. made expressly for the
work, four large maps of battle fields, bound in
handsome gray English cloth at THREE DOL
LARS. or in "a llne sheep bind ny, with marble
edge. THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
lin half bound Morocco, library st lie, FOUR
DOLLARS, or in hes Leyant Turkey Morocco,
full gilt sides and edges, i've DOLLARS.
On the fecept from any person renting by
mail or EXPIRE IS, of the amount In registered
letter or by postal order, bank draft, or heck,
a copy will be Immediately s. mt free Of postage
regi stered as second class mater.
The volume is published In the best style OF
Typography, on elegant paper, with ! ltlstra-
tons, ex, cuted rs highest specimens OF art
The author, the subject, the purpose, all alike
render 1t worthy place in every library On
every deck or ON the book shelf OF every
house In the country.
Agents wanted In every town and county In
the United states, and q preference will be
given to honlra1y discharged veterans nom
To the aides, VIII, feel desire to express
thelr sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memo
rial Fnnd the sale of this book among tn ircir-
cis offriends, will ford an excellent way OF
20 trlmting substantial aid TO so deserving q
For Terms, Rates to Agents, etc., address
with full particulars,
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, Publisher
On behalf of The Hood Memorial Orphan Fund
jan3O New Orleans, La.
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business Notice

Call on 7. Q. Byrn, agent Terrell, Texas.
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city or county property
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Call and soc him. He is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman county and will
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city OF Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work nj publish
ora prices. ANY business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated, Office upstairs,
second.door east Of the Postoilice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell Texas,
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nendlnrr; INniIre.

Messn. W, II. Patterson ~ Coz the on
torpdslng druggists of our city, have heon
compelled 10 order n large stock Of those
Justly celebrated "Snydor's Curative Pads"
IN order TO supply the increasing demand on
them
Since their introduclonn this part Of the
country the people will have no other Pads
but tho "Snydr's Curative PAds," 81 they
are al that Is claimed for them.
ian2l-d,3w
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SAL. Gadboi, Of Brockyillc, Canada,
ccrtlos TINT he was prostmled by maoral
disease contracted In Texas, and WIS quick
ly and comrctoly cured by the use of War
ners Snlc Pills and Safo bitters. He adds
81 shall never travel In that climate with
out your Safe Pills and Bilters as part ofmy
outfit
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The business revival and new era of pros
porlty which IL now fairly inaugurutcd Il in
keeping with the increased health aud hoppi'
ness seen all over the land, and is one of the
results obtained from tho introduction Of
Warmers safo Kidney and Liver Cure, "Tho
changes wrought by this remedy" says Row.
DR. Harvey, "seom but little less than mir
aculous."
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To have . wife " husband with a bad
breath, All this may be- avoided hy using
Np2oiunt II Is most agreeable 90 tlH taste,
fragrant and helthful, II clnfer comfort
upon Ia users, and prevents tho allclion Of
unpleasAn. breath,
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Coughing In Church,

No place In tho world equals London for
tho constant barking kept up iulha ehurobps,
II Is lkaa perpetual flslNda Of small arms,
Why don't they take HALLS llalsam and g,t
rid Of their cough II u the most wonder
hl romeLyi tho propretors warrant Il In
every instance, Lot All coughcrs give II a
tria1
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The neimOuicO,

That famous and excellent restaurant. the
Delmonico, has just been reftted, painted
an fixed up generally in good style, and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy il served in the very
best style, and the Delmonicois kept up to
its d.time standard of excellency in all res
poets.
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Iuyentors and Patcn,eos.

Should send for Instructions, term5 refer
ences, etc., TO kdiou Brothers, Solicitors Of
Patents, Washington, D. O., who furnish the
same ,oithoW charge, Edison Brothers Is a
well, known aud successful firm of large cX-
perionce having been established In 1860 dtl
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wichita Exchange.

j, O, stark., vt tho above named SELDOM
keeps the very best lquor', tho llnest eprs
Andhas the cozlost little back room where
gentlemen can pass pleasant hour In social
Don't forget the place.
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Sec advertisement Of European hotel, Fort
Worth, in another column, Call on @. II.
1osmer, gss-dtter, Dallas, for particulars.
mar5-1In,
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ron RENT.
MlsCELI.ANEOUs WANTS.

yLTANlEn Two comfortably furnished
w wuWs, with or without bnard, for the
summer. Must be- convenient " business, ADJ
dross, giving location, n lOl Elm street, care
letter carrier Nul npli
Wy NNTEp \ good cook, for small faulty.
w A llnrwOod apl2
w ANfED S.maI'o9 rs Glgr NO., or pog,gr !"
Strong aud able bottled, Address II h. Her
aid Office. hpl-l
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NOR HALE--A HOUSE AND LOr--A two
Y story h use No, l22 Main street, rooms,
two ans, kitchen and Hcrytnis roOm, istrrn
and hyd nut water, cheap by monthly In
stallmcnts, Also n Miller pa 10 (c'n he con
~ lgli NIdn stree, by monthly luslOllnonis
Inquire 4 .. y, Madden, 1891 Main street, Dhl O
las,