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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

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LIVERPOOL Aug. l7Pors-Prms Mes ls tern ut
AT IL; Western nrner ~ 10. Bacon Z ii Jets elsas
frmer 80 Sd; short RIB hrnsr al pol ,tSms-ioaf
frmer AT 3D., short Clear nrmcr al a. "a ,s MesS
Cut dull tASi shoulders frmer a. rs Nh siesiy
steady at GA Ezra Mess steay al Io Prii MeS
90 Prime Western. steady AT IL VI Iao HoSo
(lv steady az 10 G rurpentine steS' ~ cnae
Common. cay i3d; Fine. STEADY az ", =, "a 3D.
American Choioe steady At bs Sd lArnol S''' whiie
FOur-Extra STATE. dull al l2 9d Nhea, >" ~ NE.
steady a. . I'D. spring No. :. steay a. ~. stsSdy
ter Western, steady o., New southern Wino, OIL
AZ 3d Con,-MiIod steady st All ig COionss, ilsa-
Yellow American none IN market hosn ,saig %
don drmer Al Gd., 1urpentins. sprts at Lohaon' '
93pd $3.50 =, ,.r evl fef
LIVERPOOL. Aug l7-l2S0 pm.-Lard. al per '"'
LIVERPOOL Aug l7i:sop az iii a
81 per GENITAL New Mixed Western Pour o. ar Az
per Genital for Western canal Wheat lu. ~. ainpi
srage cali orna White vod elO Id foi ,, sor -
lid d92d FOR Red Western sprlngi Ssd 49," vsp
Winter The receipts oil Wheat for the pas ,hleo a"'
gsl 600 Including zU6 900 centss ~
iLv.aPooI- Aug l7-5;l5 " m.-sprts Oh lupe'
per cwt - ,,.- =, r,,a.ntlua ~ ~
-, ,ssoe al ner swf for cuba Nrnu'' ~
SS,arrns Sos Sad lied s2si for cuba Muscovaao
kenniug, ahoat n, p.,roeum, 7iSv
LONDON. Aug. l7-ti5O p. m-Spui'So' -
8 "a per gallon. . =. 49,. .,..., q, "A frAneo v
hAvRR, Aug l7-Wucoxe AAfa e'ose" ~ w.
oeuimes per % ktlos 49,. M ntaunkaA
BRnNxk. Au4. l7.-Petroeoms y wAs - ~
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In London. British consos. after declining \
finally closed UNCHANGED at 97l5i0 for bo'h mcnst
and account. United States bonds are hghd
5s at lO5l3e. digs at 1879. and As at 1881
American railways generally are lower; Ere shara
10 at 1910. and second consols . at eii
Atlantic and Great Western first and secoOd
each y at 40 and 30 respectively. ILLINOIS Central
was y higher at 1872, Reading II hlgher al IL
and Genital aad Hudson u lower 1917 Money
in the open market ia a shade sitter beng quoted
at 2l4 per cent discount for banker, 90 or 80 dsS
bills. the Bank OF England gained fl6,oOO bas
lion in balance. In Paris French 3 per cents Do
clined from s5.47l2 10 S5.42l2.
ibe gross earnings OF the following railroad ~
reported:
ST. LOUIS AND San FRANCISCO
1879. 1885,.
Second week in August. SiO,000 SJ9sJO Inc. slgM
January to August Ii. 725.77S l.44i295 Inc 1nsa
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND 81. LOUIS.
1879. l>So. -
Month OF July ....... el3S $50 sljl,5Jl Inc. slsM
January TO Jny 81. 97l,i97 l76,910 Inc. s0isa
Ihe receipts of -four and grain at The principal
Atlantic ports Tuesday, Aug II, We're:
vewYOrR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
LITERARY NOTES.

An account of the life and works OF Corot,
BY Alfred Rabout s being published in Paris ana VIII
contain many reproductions Of his paintings
new and beautiful edition Of the Phi
erims Progress" with 100 illustrations by FredencK
Barnard win soon r be rsaG ~ a :. A. S,l R"n'0p"
Miss Kate Field has introduced several
famous foreigners including Fechter W g. Gilbert and
Arthur sullivan, to the American pubic on inc e'e Vi
arrival through the medium OF her clever pen ""
the magazines She has written article Tor scrto"r
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, who Will soon peEin MS i'''"
ing tour IN America
San Francisco boasts of newspapers printed
In ten foreign languages. including the Chuese Inc
We. Portuguese the latest acquisition, and there arc
great many natives Portugal In the stale 10 READ IT,
Several hundred taem coast whalers Iney keep
watclmen elevated places 10 scan the sea hornon'
and venture out rowboats when whale Is ssn'eu'
Mrs. l.. b. Walford is as charming in per-
sonal appearapce as the greatest admifer Oh MI
smith and Troublesome Daughters" could expect
She apparently in years between forty ana fortynVe
Her handsome face ordinarily wears CAIN Kinuiy'
judicial and humor turks about the eye aou
sbout mouth denoting strength OF character enc sS
tie manner OF lady used TO The best society ana her
finely shaped head is supported by stately and per
fcctly symmetrical figure
Ii was Schiller who foretod the locomotive
his play OF " Die Piccolou,ini" Even Captain Eads
has been forestaed by dramatist in his scheme OF
ship railway the Isthmus In Fied'ngs " Coffee
House Politician" Po,itick who had coutrivcd plan to
pay OF the debts OF the nation without a penny OF
money. saws: land how do you think it Is to be com
passcd Why, by procuring machine To carry SHIPS Dy
land about hundred miles and so prosecute the East
India trade tlno' the Mediterranean"
The Putnams have a unique book IN press.
which will be ready in September 1t is japanese
historical romance, celebrated at home, when mas
been translated by Mr.. Edward Greey. an Engishm H.
long resident OF Japan and who has been assisted py
shinshro saito. young Japanese who is practising
law in Boston. The book will make about 800 pages
AVID will contain the thirty fupae illustrations Of the
Japanese edition. The brilliant ana aIel
n Japiuese design. " The Loyal Ronins Is the ltie
the Ronins beng an order In Japanese knghthood
NJ Sarcey, the witty dramatic critic, has
)evelled his ance-kc pen at NJ Tdine's system ana
1osts If as follows: II the MOnarchsts lied III the
closing days Of the eighteenth century as they lie now
about the Republicans what axe We TO think OF your
famous documentary evidence the Revolution. since
you took the greater portion Of 1t from Monarchcal
sourcesi Are we TO believe that the passions ana
hsreds of those days perverted facts. and that hall
your conclusions wrong! suppose that Iaine OF
the twentieth takes re'ctionist account Of le
celebration of Fourteenth Of July Festival Of THIS
year for gospel. would he not he entirely wrong =
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SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES
FAN FRAxclsco. Tuesday, Aug II. 1890
lpy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUsE.I

SAN FEANUsCO. Aug. 17.-Largc holders here of
Father de Smet have been greatly agltatcd since
Saturday over an alleged fraudulent purchase of
Wyoming alter Company, ~ when Archibald Dor
land Is heavily Interested Ii Ii claimed that the
decision the suit between the iomestakc and the
DE Smet left this interest of little no value. and
hence the attempt to saddle the loss on the De Smet
stockholders. 10 accomplish this 1t ~ said, BOrland
and Harmon resigned. and had two straw men APP
pointed as trustees III their places and, controlling
another made the purchase for the DE Snet. agree
Ing to pay 500, 600 and 10 assume IN Indebtedness
Of nearly a. much more. -. .. Mills and Thomas
Bell are actively engaged trying to prevent the
purchase, and have telcgraphcd East To secure
sufficient number of holders 10 join in legal pro-
ccedngs for that purpose. Borland it Is said,
promised on SATURDAY. to have the action re.clnded,
but now refuses to do 50.
There Is large increase of business III the Gold
Hill stocks. the lComstocll market continuing
strong with heavy transactions. Bcicber and lei
low Jacket ere uuioug the fav0ritcs. temporary
reaction is anticipated. 4 telegram from Hoffman.
suucrlntelcut nf the CahOrca nincs Sonora, states
that the Santa Rosalc shaft - down 12j feet, carry
ing ore asslyng from 500 10 800 per ton, one
funrtn geld. GRAD Prize has declared dividend
of % cents.
LEADvLIF. Colorado Aus. 1.-THE jury dis
agreed III the case of the smurglcr against the Rob
inson Consolidated. tIied AT BreckcDndpe. This Is
considered virtual success for the Robinson The
Climax has shut down all work, excep; sinking
the sOuth shaft. The output of Little
Chef now averages about eighty t0as daily The
strike in the Big pittsbuTg is considered
important. The Is high grade salena, running
$50 ounces silver and % per cent lead per ton.
Another strike Of o.e III the Yankee Doodle claim,
belonging to the Carbonate Hill Company, reported
Yesterday, is confirmed. The body, far az
penetrated is - inches thick, lying next the lime
sTonp at q deptn Of 800 feet.
IrCsoN Arizona Aug. 1.-THE GIrard shaft Is
now down 2GO feet in pOrphyry and mixed carbon
ates No cIoss-cut will be made until u depth of
800 feet has been attained. The Empire HOIST
ing Works are about completed and are
among the finest on the hill. The 20
stamp custom mill of the Boston and
Arizona Smelling and Reduction Company is COM
peted and VIII be running early III September.
The Tombstone Milling aud Mining Company
slIipnel S21. 500 ~ bullion during the past week
Contention Mill. $I2, 600 In Tombstone District
tity stamps are now crushing ore. and seventy
stamps more are course of erection.
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State bonds were dull, and the transactio,.,
cluded only Louisiana cODsOls at 1862 and yo,..
Carolina special tax. class g. at 4. Tennes.s. a.
old are quoted at 3Sl2 bid new offered at 3d. A..
new series 32l2037.
OF city bank stocks the only sale was 200 .h...
of Chatham at ITO.
Railroad bonds we're about as dull a. m. aha.
market, and the business done was unu,n,,.
small. Missouri, Kansas and Texas second, s,,,.
were strong and rose to 88. but later they deen.;
to 673s Yesterdays last figures Erie second con..
fuctuated between 9Ol2, the opening price and On
closing at ooh against 90l2 yesterday, bnt "A,
funded IS at S53a. the final price, show gain AZ l.
per cent. Lehigh aud Wilkesbarre consols v.s
firm and rose from 95ss to $685. a 96i2. Thin A
vance is warranted by the fact that on Sept4mbs,,
there is due one quarters interest, and tbers |.
hardly room for doubt of the company's ability 4.
paw the interest on One-half of its consolidated bomb
which are held by the public, that portion owned
by the Central of New-Jersey beng entitled n N.
terest only if it is earned after payment Of iu.r
est on all obligations held by the public ncludus
the interest on the company's income bonds. Ia
interest on the bonds held by the Central Of yev.
jersey is not accumuative. Mobile and Ohio frt
debentures we're weaker at 81. but they will Ioos
cheap after Angus; 81, with 3l2 per cent Interest
off, and another gig per cent declared payabls
February /, 1881. Canada Southern trsts were \
easier at 92st. Ohio and Mississippi first, Spring.
field Division, sold up TO 98. Denver and Ro
Grande tirss were steady at 1914 and the consl,
were Il lower at 95s<. Texas ana Pacific ineomss
declined % TO 6S.
The Sub-Ireasury today gained Sl,233,7A %
balance, made up by gains of S53s l06 currency
and S69J.63 com. This makes the net gam sIna
last Friday 81 72S 094. Money on call to-day w
in less excessive supply, the rates were % snd3
per cent, with the new business about equally a.
viued betwe cen the two rates. The cable to-tayn
peats Itself In reporting the shipment from Han
burg of f2Si. 200 gold, which is the same srn
reported last Saturday AZ TO he sent tho
week. The domestic exchanges on Newton
are as last quoted. The United stats
Treasurer at Washington TO-DAY received Sl570cs
IN National bank notes for redemption. The en-.
toms receipts were S632.330. and the internal
revenue receipts were $15S.102. The iollowinsA
be Clearing House statement tO-ilay: ExchaoUs
SIT 1923 ,362 balances, S4.0l4.0i2. The transss.
tons ut the Snb-lreasnry covered: Recelps
81 SOB 1873: payments S459,3s5; currency bl-
ance. 81, 0J9. 773; coin balance, SIS .O35.13j.
The foreign exchanges are dull. hut the tone
the market is steady and the posted rates are W.
changed as follows:
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The following were the receipts and shipments |"
and from Chicago AMI Milwaukee to-day:
Chicago n holiday.

NNICGEU II HUIidIs
The following shows the exports exclusive q
speclcD from the port of NewYork for TIE we1 ~.
ending August II. and since the beginning OK Wv
YEAR. as compared with the corresponding peren
of previous years; $500 80 ,sa
For the week ...... S6636776 s697".Sj0 s150yss
Prryiouslv reported s2T65O lDOS05 j1S 2ll ASH
since January .. ZOE 933.i26 lJ1,5eJils .1lJia'"
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Gelp WaNtco .

A advertisement FOR THE NV
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT DHE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,23S Broadway. Ihirty-aTst
o.. or 3us West Tweniytnirdst, corner Eightl.ava1
NO. ~ East FOurfeenthSf. corner tulOu-squaTe, 700
Jhirdave, FOrty.seventh IT.. tho HARLEM OFFICE
No 2lS1 fhdsve One hun ired twenty fOurths
QIsfleIo ssviDgs Bank BuilGng, 20 at regular
Office re
WANTED.-In an architects office. u boy
w having talent for drawing and wishing TO make
BIchitec stuIy. Address W, Box 40 Tribune ONCE
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Eirht bars of hullion. valued at SO. 4ao 30 wore

Eight bars of bullion valued AT 81 439 80 were
received IA this city from the mines yesterday.
Al n meeting Of the trustees of the spring Valley
HYDRAULIC Company on Monday, il was decided 10
mass the dividend at present. and devote the net
earnings OF the recent cleanup go O0G) 10 prose-
the cute work on the tunnel more vigorously and
nav the current expenses of the mine The gross pro-
Duct of the cleanup was valued $4,000
Al the depth Of 100 icet. drifts from the shaft Of
the Consolidated Arizona carry pa streak 1 feet
\ inches wide of ore. winch Will mill over 5000 per
top There are over 200 tons al the mil, winch is
finished and will begin running this week.
In the Bonanza Chief three men mine and place
on the dump 30 tons OF ore daily and there IL no
siQn of penetrating the ore body IN any direction
Tie mine can supply 100 tons of ore daily, averag-
ING SD per ton whicb costs about - per ton 10 re-
duce The New-l0rk office yesterday received an
other gold brick valued at $1,000.
Manager of Chrysolte reports, under date Of
August g. that the ore bodies, generally near the
Roberts shaft never looked so well as then.
For the week ending August the average pulp
assay of ores from the Standard was 200 90 SHIN
ments on July account, 81 o., 66S. The nam shalt
was down 90 feet.
On ne east drift 300. foot level of the Empire
utah, where the ledge was recently cut an aver
age of four samples OF assayed S170 30. The
width of the ledge has not vet been determined,
The new snelter OF the Alta Montana Will start
about September T. and furnace No. wil be fired
un about the 10th INST. All the new machinery has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
IMPLEMENT TO SCALPEL
THE ORGANIC LAW.

STRUCTURE. VARICOCELE HEMoRRH0IDs, and
loving edCnos descriptive nature OF these ancco ana
the treatment the old metoGs obsolete
all susceptible Of rapid and often OF immaculate e
Circumcision was a religions hygi,nic rites two
methods performing II promotes NcIty ana mental
parity. ..,,
biooi ana nerve starved Mha' j. the cur"
The early DccsY % American Wom,n Lit proper TO check
the iucreasc of family
Treatment structure IDter1al Inc~ion; new instr
Immediate three type eases operated on ny
The uI.throOne al l5 private hospital b. III Dixon
Virlity Ia Young Married People An unsuspeeiel
TOrtvfOdr pages octave elegantly printed. - cents. ,
IRE ShOe he had II the cdtur only Tor Els wen
bound large volumes Of $40 each. Nos 4! ana
IS price 80 cents contain Tho ariel = oA Tobacco
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
line rom the pen c lr Dixon is OF value to rae
hundD race i horace OIttt5s htNitN oi N"h'h
"Dr Dixon has made audience for himself by the
The bOducss OF hs IiI' great
experience hs viii always weight 10 what
be His are always lead WIN lOHL - bOs'"H
Dr. Dixon Is a man the greatest capacity 70 teach.
Every il Ncigiy with knowledge AND experiences.
New York DAILY Times.
III mis- wolks cond be placed in the hauds Of every young
Tie they would be boon Of priceless value 10
tIis generation" Horace Greei,ys notice Of Diseases vi
tie Sexual ~ stem.
Every the land should read Dr. Dlx0ns work
[Dl Bonds review IN Methodist Advocate ana Journal
Hours for consa::on TO To- and 10 10 enngs
Oice, No. 20 jthrave- y. y.
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ETHIOPIAN FGNA, fAL NtltStfS -,
fOyDOX Auy III m.Consols, y1s for Doth messy
ANA the a. bonds four and Dan PER t,h' ,3
New Jels Central consO-. liza Ee 49, do 800
cousos ST. Atlantic and Great csiern SECOND ness
trustees certificates. 30 Reading ale New VrA Sen"''
1871. a.
IoNpoN. Anc. 1880 y. m.-Erte A ,v..,sr,
LOSpON, Aug. IL 2, m.-Atanuc ana 'Iedt ,.srt
first mortgage trustees certificates. 10 do secoh1 W.
gage 80 Illinois central. 1884, Reading II Ns ss NM
Central 1877 ~ The rate discount Tor three uOn.ns sr
IN the open s2 cent, which = t cruz ,sto
the Bank of England iaIe The amount o. Dal o psns
tnr Hauk o England on balance TO day l. Slo;vN"
adyIees quote three per al - francs f-s
q account . , .-,ce thN
ioXDOE Aug 1.-THE TtmSs In its financial aruc,x sS
morning Win regard the further oi god sn
Work SAWS il is stated there NAM more
can eagles here and until New York exc ange n, .lA
buon s hardly nkey TO be exported unless IL ean "
up in the oycn market
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Ncw pnbliintlons.


CAMPAIGN HOT SHOT!
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81. PRICE 10 CENTS.
Garfield in New.YOrk
The Leader Welcomed
Republicans In Council.
Details OF the Proceedings.
A Serenade TO General Garfield.
a Great Republican Demonstration.
Addresses "
Sep4Ia Galded General Arthur General Logan Edwads
p,eITepont Arson G. McCook, o. j. Conser VIM
Mckinley. Elk senator Klrhwccd &C, &c, &c
General Garfeld's Letter Of Acceptance
General Arthur's Letter OF Acceptance
Caiusha A Grows Great Pitts0uTs speech.
ALL IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. G1. PRICE 10 CENIS
By MAIL.
81 PER 100 BY EMPRESS.
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

2 sye,y iH.Iu,s bus " l hslh ,.1ea A e
vrItsa W L hxvs usad fAFkars Hs|r nal,
Am sIx months snd en- mare thsn pleased
With H. II be- ffat0ved Ne natural brown
color Of ny hair Ind Rivsa u sllky aofsnaAs,
nicer than over before There u no Dan
druif, no falling hair and u leaves The scalp 10
eleAn and nice and cool that am ossr 20
much pleased, and Dol end iock like my.
soll again" Tbs beahllhh, fresh and vIgor'
ous hair II prsduoes, together with ia prop
erty Of restoring gray or faded hair 10 tho
natural youthful color, and entirely ireelng
tbs head from dAndruif and itching, sur
pfIses no less than II paases. sold 10 large
bottles At only bOcls. and 81 90, BY all arst
olals druggIsla. d&w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

And improper food at this season of tho 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 Diarrhma, Dysentery, Cholera, Chol'
era Infantum, Collie, Cramps, etc, but pre-
vents these dangerous attacks. BY its cor
receive action on tho digestive apparatus il
cures Headache, Indigestion, Nervousness,
palpitation of the Heart, Wakefulness, Neu-
ralgic Pains, Liver Disorders, Low Spirits,
Sour Stomach and all other symptoms and
forms of Dyspepsis, regulates the Bowels
and enables you to enjoy the fruits and veg,
etables of the season. Buy SO CT or Loo
bottle and try it. Sold by all first-class drug
vista
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Thirty Years Experience ms an ola
sUFse

MrA. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup u tho pro-
fcrIption Of one Of the best Female Phya,
clans and Nurses In the United States, and
hm been used for thirty ycara with never fall
NJ safety and success by millions OF mothcra
and children, from tho feeble infant OF one
week old 10 the adult, II corrccu acidty OF
tho stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
tho bowels, and gives rest health and COM
fort 10 mother aud child. We believe II Is
the best and surest remedy In the world, IN
all cases Of Dysontery and Dlarrh@a In Chill
dren, whether II arises from tecthlng or any
other cause. Full directions for using will
accompany oach bottle. Mono genuine UNI
oss facsimile Of Curtis Il Perkins Is on tho
outside wrapper.
Sold by ali Medicine Dealers. 25 cents a
bottle. 3d&wlw
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Hob Printing.

For the past few weeks the HERALD jon
OFFICE has added largely to its extensive
stock of lob material. Several new fonts OF
book type, together with forty fonts Of latest
style display type, six presses, all run by
steam, render the HERALD Jon OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments in
Northern Texas, and without a superior in
the entire State. Our workInen are all men
of experience, which is guarantee that the
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
TO ca and examine specimens and to hand in
their orders. Prices moderate and work
done at shortest notice.
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Apoiio Hall.

Tho Apollo Restaurant Il gaining popu.
larlty every day under tho management OF
the popular manager, Mr. Charlea Mclsler-
ham, lilo propoaea 10 cater 10 the wants
tho people NJ the most reasonable rates, no
matter what tho expense may DO 10 them,
Iie hu thrown open the restaurant and, ieel-
ing that hla reputation u ut stake, will furnish
tho best the market affords, served IN the
very best style, Dou'l forget tho Apollo
hall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27
Lithographing.

The lithographing establishment and book
bindery of Miles Strickland, Galveston is
one of the largest and most complete in the
State. II is the only bindery in Texas that
ever got diploma for blank book manufac-
turing. Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
10 his Office all the late improvements and
machinery, until now il is without an equal
in tho whole South. His prices are as low
and his work as substantial as can be found
in the best offices in the Eastern cities. send
for circulars and prices. Orders promptly
6lled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27
FARM AND DWELLING
FOR SALE.

vuyHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale farm
OF 200 acres, ovet one-hsif Of which Is now
in a high ssae Of Gu flyation. There are on the
lace len tsa-fient houses, and six wells Of
water. The whole i I'm yer goos fence aud all
nut two miles from the courteous. IL contains
a email grove OF timber. II Is Of easy access TO
rhurrhes. schools. &c. Also q house and ini In
Inc ely Of Bryan. The honre contains n,e
honse In the yard There is wen OF fine water
",, The premises. and a number 81 bearing huli
4 ess' Terms easy; offered on account Of III
nsa''' " '" il. A. MOORE. Bryas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

To all who are suffering from tho errors
and indiscretlons Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., !
will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send u
self-addressod envelope TO the Row. Joseph
4. Inman. Station ID, New York city.
n2SdSwly
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Inventor. and pntentees.

Should send for instructions, terms, refer.
ences, etc., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors OF
Patents, Washington, d. c., who furnish the
same ,ritho,,t charge. Edson Brothers IL q
well.known and successful firm Of large ex-
nerienca. having been established In 1850. dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

No place in tho world equals London for
the constant barking kept up In tho churches
II Is Ikea perpetual flsilade of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and get
rid Of their cough. II is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give 1t a
trial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

What has given tho town of Durham Its
national celebrity rs tho great smoking tobac-
co centre of tho world' II Is duo alone to
W. I. Blackwell & Co., the origlnators OF the
old original and only genuine fragrant Dur
ham Bull Smoking tobacco.