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tilt M Important fact III lilo situation OF To-

~. n y ~ "Hp"i 3e'tAs A"ot III ]au sstAAs'on " w
*'hnt / nm nut Of politics. / l,avs nothing
TGre 3 70 Do With ,t f. IN an, waiting. I ali
1s %s fsSssG s "s Ysfa 'sias a ns f. w1sm pss
feetly still and ,wafting," something ot tlie
Gl.l, efEHtty IaoE lcaEf.l I. l,ls oyef and l,e
Foley bear tie br,lnt Of MI revelations. But
tho effect on his fach wha mt pleasant. II
gave him . ,groscs1uo look, and when It
fatet + loft tle dull, heavy appearance ithad
Ony Incident will testify the extent to
serafate LINES l,e shook linGtls with no and
imli" mo goWl-by, apparently, forgottfng that
cerpMo,iy. Twice lc Interrupted me Il, thu
middle OF aoino profound nnlEttcal prophecy
10 take NY l,aMd N'ut Wish mn R0tlspeed,
atNt wllo!t Went on With my discourse lle
l,a;l concluded, would bitl .no gootl-by again,
i1lsil we finally runcl,etl tho dUnr.step ard
parted, Wltil mutual assurances Of estecm. :.
Thnt Mr. TlllGn Is not tho mental giant 0f
como q, contact With lin. 1t d trio that il
advantage, but tint is from furcn OF habit,
steadily persiatcsl in for years. To-day ho y
eoi,rsss, % Tie a"ick, really 'i mimi y lnvo w. bent 1
thongl, the Masle Of Samuel J. 1l!ici may
larty It ii f"r iGe recol|eotlons It Gears rathoT
thnii tho strong, retn}lo 1ln,l It falls to d.
scgihe. 1t .is ,claiwet! that, though he I've
physically trail, hu sill preserves tile nigntal
SHOULD That be conceded. i glanco nt him
will demonstrate l,ls physical inability to
stand tic wearing tpil Of even eyury.lny life
much longer. Il In q ,erieyuus thing. to SEQ
OF decay, hut men 1,,.tss meet the inevltnbln
,intlerstnndingly, md ,innn hut one blinded
by tbs, fierce intlnenoo Of DESIRE over iudg.
lncnt but must recognize the failure Mt last
tors OIL the tnblets of American history.
, 1880-06-12
WATTHRSDN.
=
A SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF aAn-
F(ELU'S NOMINATION..

flEkD y NDMlNAlIUH*
Lotttsrttts Co,4ytsr-,rour.al Juna n.
Whatever nlny be Bnia to tile dlScretfit Of
the Republican party, it in.,st be allowed
that, during twenty years' smiling upon dam
gorol.8 seas, 1t has encountered extra0rtalna-
ry good fortune and displayed unusual skill
In emergencies. Tho nomination uf Garfield
Is NIL inspiration. III no otllor direction,
through no other channel, could the Chicago
Convent0n-drlvon nbout by the cross-wintls
Of interest md beaten by nm orer-lncraaslng
flood OF pnsston-have found, ffnot safety, ut
least escape from the Immediate pcrlls of the
storm. ScylIa md Chary5dts having, In tho
persons Of Grantand blaine, been weatllercd,
such breakers rs Sherman and Elmunds
need not bo considered; Il sort Of liarbor hns
been reached; and we may he sure that, IN
SSSa SEss4S ;s Sr sk2 s esisy" I'D fnS15ff%t tf
political craft will show not d truce of the
rough usngo OF tho oloments; that the decks
will be cleared for actlon; that the guns Will
~ ns qysTy pS - a w
The nomination Of Grant was certain de-
teat., 1t Was worse; 1t Was ulsililnto destr!!c-
t{1n II eyil war for The eonsplrasy Of tle
tho returns, Il revolt ngalnst the count Of tho
vote, ulld o resort to trms. Tho suheme, Of
which Conkllnx WINS the author atd Cameron
uctIed i tlearee of suhtiaty nlomn with ia
alllNufty. but 1t n,iscalclllatcJ the tpInpur
OF Tic lines md oysrshut tho mark sct In
the cO,nnon sGnse Of tta peonln ff,r sfutes-
men 10 mir, nt Mr, CouKl[ilg IL. inIeei' mot
n statesman; he Ia IN artist In briliEnnt
Dolitjrnl pcrsiiiRge: n rcnly and shnwy
ntlvpntirer, too vain Ia bp sincere nni IND
self.conscinns to be sustained; and Air, CAM
crOn and Iii, L1gnu jltfcr from Him merely
III bcillg loss eiftSd, Tho tl1rcu hive 1tlatlo 1
miatnkis fufhl to thG5r fitttra Thay hnvg
tiisunraxcd thomsoIyus If, the confitlGncn az
thcIr narty, Tfcy ilnyo Lost II they eyor
nussesscil, tl,e p0Dujpr ostsein. Tley llnys
futniSllcti Tho unni, ntll Yu,uu If tlnir ehinf
fran, tIa nsnrini!ons which in,1st ineyitahiv
cling to II lcspcrnte aid u1,s,,ccessf.,i ntte,ntt
to Dtltrurt, +, yenernble tratlitluf1 thoy viii
nsvor ho nhln Ia FREQ themselves: fr0m tia
rcnronches alike Of frisnd anI los ti,oY cn,,
i,uyor rul, AWAY: aa Ssnaiors, they VIII be
Kno,yn ia cui1spirntors. and no nut az ntuee
neysr to rut,irn. '"@@ fAe.
it is veil for their country that such MI
eMti hns come ,1noll t11efr reckless lfsrerarl
, 1880-06-12

crisis The Republican pn.ty wns horn. II
drew liz tlrst Inspiration irun, Tho isFc of
;Rnorncr % nnI i iyrnmi'y nI m ca 'i1u syrr wioly
exiingulsi,. iApplM,ist.. Tho Ksnubllcainl
lnrty cnine L, deliver nni sayu
tic hrlrng,terc.i mid assailctl TcrfitUries wcr,
struggling fpr frtctiO,ll, md drew around
thcti the Sacted circle 0f liberty which Tho
demon of slavery llas never dared In cross.
an M te cries ti ~ "o @ % SFcuEtIlemcp t IpfIi by lis
victory on the frMtier, tlo y,slit,E marty, ur-
der t,, l.a.IuTsllit IF tat great iliai, WHO, on
Ills spnt twenty years mo WIS ,ualu its
snne tic S It'll III tlm,Ies "f tl,e s1 "serameS.
fAppla,lsc,l The lRl,t which sliupp from fts
bn,illrr Ilspelcll tic darkness In which
slavery lla.! enSlroa'lett the Capitol a,ld
s,"t liz il tiie i lre n Of II lihcttv eycry si@yee1,,
within tho shallow Of the Enplt0f. Our Nh
tionaj Industries, by ali lmln,yerlshlng tWl-
icy. were themselves Frustrated, aid thu
st1sas q s; 5syes NJ ipx IL se fes6ls
we'll migh empty. The money Of tfe peopiv
wus tic wrrttflcti nt,1es Uf 1Ojo uncontrolled
alMi Irresponsible Stats banking corpora
tic,.s, which were fl!inK tho country with u
% ,alSe iSs ,fs @ ot Ss. Rs'siass % o%I appsuse ' ss
Tlic KepubIicoIi usrty chnllEe,i Mi this, il
abolished the bat,ul of confusion n1Ni gavo
the country \ currency ny national US listing,
bs,s noi' te saers taitn of tG people; @
erect as With new iife. it il'ied wifi, tic
spirit OF true nationality nil tle gtcat .f.tllG-
tia'ss u tls Government T. c"%tnted e,
slavery hel.iiM Il. ntd under t;ual, fought tho
iinal battle OF lll,orsy until Victory wis won.
fApplausc.] TI!em. after the storms of bat.
lie. Wero heard tho RWeVts cNlui words Of
, 1880-06-12
THE v1CE.rnEslDENOY.

ptnelnrplM 1As<slS tiuxss orgdA'. .,.
Tho Convention, In tha harmonious spla'
created by tho enthusiasm oves the Ronlas'
tlon OF Gol. GARFIELD tos President, avur
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30
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Office in Coles New Building, I'd floor corner
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Policies written in this old and reliable COM
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30
SONGS, One Cent Each.

1874 The Skidmore Fancy Ball.
i55 The Hallway Door.
1877 Darling Bessie of the Lea
13S The Kiss Behind the Door
139 I'll Remember You, Love in MY PRAYERS
141 Old Wooden Rocker.
142 Speak, Only Speak
143 Dancing Around with Charlie.
las You May Look, but You MusNt Touch.
147 My Daughter Julia
$50 There's Always Seat in the Parlor for You
l52 I've no Mother Now, I'm Weeping for You.
154 Nearer My God, to Thee
15S Massa's in de Cold. Cold Ground
159 Say Kind Word When You Can
100 Cure for Scandal-Comic.
162 Strangers Yet
165 Cannot Sing the Old Songs
167 aiting, My Darling, for Thee
10 I'm Lonely Since My Mother Died
172 Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
ia Filtration of the Whip-Comic
IT'S The Slaves Dream.
176 Don't You Co. Tommy, Don't Go
$50 Willie Ne Have Missed You
1872 over the Hills to the Poor House
l65 Don't be Angry with Ne, Darling.
1S6 The Old Village School on the Green
19l Filtration of the Fan-Comic
1914 Why Did She Leave Him.
l96 Thou Hast Learned to Love Another.
213 There's None Like Mother, if Ever so Poor
204 You Were False, but I'll Forgive You
POS Old Log Cabin in the Dell.
los Whisper Softly. Mothers Dying.
2l1 Will You Love Me When Pm Old?
PIC Come Into the Garden Maud
2lS Where There's Will There's Way.
300 Annie Laurie.
ODD Sherman's March to the Sea.
223 Lamentation of James Rodgers
ga Come. Birdie, Come,
225 Now Lay Me Down to Sleep.
226 Ever of Thee.
22S Love Among the Roses.
$50 Der Deitcher Gal
232 Old Arm Chair Gas sung by Ned Barry)
239 Sailors Grave.
242 Farmers Daughters; or, Chickens in the
Garden.
24S Oh! Dem Golden Slippers.
2i6 Poor, but Gentleman Still
249 Nobodys Darling .ut Mine.
25l Put My Little Shoes Away
252 Darling Nellie Cray
255 Little Brown Jug
256 Ben Bolt
PSI Goodbye, Sweetheart
26O Sadie Ray
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30
Still in tbs Field,

FORTY years a Practical Surveyor, 30 years in
this city, familiar with every grade, street. lot,
mound and monument; will warrant all work
entrusted to my care. To those who are able to
pay, reasonable charges viii be made To those
who cannot, my services are offered gratituously.
Residence North avenue 9th ward, place of bust
ness in the field.
j. PRENTICE,
Deputy County Surveyor. ex. city Engineer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30

sahy Mine.
SdMRee,
Sae Old Cabin Home.
sShes Little Ones at Home.
E<aE Black Joe,
gsanHnat My Graves Kept Green
sSHRdfathers Clock.
Here was Moses when the Light Went Out?
I'D Folks at Home-Swanee Ribber
( 24t9cet By and By.
: FEszaa, Emma.
ShHn Remember Ne.
ssDfeA1nt Dyelt in Marble Halls.
ssen You and were Young, Maggie.
Afage by the Sea.
: Ia Parted by the River Side.
: 1Aen Saw Sweet Nellie Home.
Cannot Call Her Mother.
Ike this Letter to Ny Mother.
ss&Model Love Ietter-Comic.
sknaafe Stratagem-Comic.
sEaW to Kiss Lady.
SAsis CommandmentS-Com
9asband's COMMUNICATIONS
ysiftfe Old Log Cabin in the Lane
zkmIhing Througd Georgia.
3sdow in the Cottage by the Sea Side.
AE Minstrel Boy.
ka<e Back the Heart
Re Faded Coat of Blue.
arery Days
ar Mule Shtood on the Shteamboat Deck
Recitation.
q old Kentucky Home, Good Night
.ssou Art SO Near and Yet so Far.
he Sword of Bunker Hill.
The Gray Hairs of My Mother.
Il be all Smiles Tonight Love.
listen to the Mocking Bird
ger Bright Smile Haunts Me Still.
4zzz7ay Night When the Parlors Full.
sAe Gypsys Warning.
-einging in the Lane.
lis but Little Faded Flower.
4ASGirl Left Behind Me.
S1tie Buttercup.
aTy Me Back to Old Virginny.
raaty Wells
4y's Appeal to His Ma.
Sc Old Mans Drunk Again.
kn Waiting Essie Dear.
sht Hnts-Comc.
de He Back to Home and Mother.
zRe, Sit BY My Side, Little Darling.
III Me, Mother, Kiss Your Darling.
Flower from Mothers Grave.
AeOld Log Cabin on the Hill.
He Skids are Out To-day.
&MRiEg Thro' the Rye.
1HG RhSes on Our Block.
II c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30
Mrs. H. ESselstyn LindIey,
has in press work entitled
Actress g. Hei ress.
Or
Truths Victory.

One of the most fascinating stories ever issued.
Elegantly bound in blue and gold. Send IN your
orders at once that you may be in time for the
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dressed to authoress So HastOn street, Toledo,
Ohio.
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Z ... I
Now is the time to make up your list of papers
for the coming year. All orders promptly filled
and satisfaction guaranteed in every instance
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Watertown, Dec. 10TH 1879.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30

of Memory. Universal Lassitude, Pain in the
Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age,
and many other diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption, and Premature grave
81 Full particulars in our pamphlet, which
we desire to send free by mail to every one.
as-The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists
at 81 per package, or six packages for 49, or will
be sent free by mail on receipt of the the money
by addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE co.
NO. 10 Mechanics Block, DETROIT, MICH
Rs-Sold in Watertown and by all druggists
everywhere. 25y1
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30


a. a. E. church, Rev..J.w. Hr.xto,
pastor, End. and Madison street, ser~;o
- -, ~ O'Clock o. =. m. and 3p. m, SUNDAY
-uu 0Aptlst ehuxch. Rev. J. E. ThomaA
pastor Services at IL a. m. and IN
sunday school at 8: O'Clock, 1,t and Wa,
son streets. ""N n''ul-
End NJ E. church Rev r xo..,.
pAStOr' on Van Duran ana 18th. Service.
a. II O'Clock a. m. and Up. M. snudsv
school at9'o'clock a. m;
Congregational church, on K.n.., -.
pet. 'th and Sth, Rev. De Har. ua,tor
services at Ira. ms, and 7p.m m.
Cumberland Presbyterian church on Odd
ana Jackson: Ksv. L. Falbri9bt na,tor
services at liza. ms, ands1p N. anDdsr
school 20 clock p. m.
AshSurv Chapel, III: e. church ,-..
iopeka' Rev. W. o! Lynch, ps.tor a.
1lceS at 3. p. m, and 80. D. m. ound.v
'chOol # 100. ""'
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30

"r' Alec J0rdon of Kansas Citv
promenaded our streets last week.
Miss Tinny Hildridye of St. Joe
NO. was in our city last weeE
the guest Of Mrs. IT. Scott on z1h ana
Fillmore street. :
lev. I. W. Henderson, has prom
lsed Us an occasional letter from s.
hOuls' which we'Eaow will be appre-
clated by his many Kansas friends.
W. W. II. McKanlass of Manb,t.
tan' Kansas, is the finest musician n
the State,. He tookpart in the mns;
cal convention held in that civ ona
Inc papers speak very highly of him
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones gave
q oi0ner last Tuesday, at their resi-
dcnce on lst street. The FOLLOWING
ladies and gentlemen were present
Mr. and Mr'. Braxton, Mrs. Rev
hold'. Mrs. Harms, Miss Bucknor
Miss Nc Fadden Miss Twyman, ms
l. Bird. Mrs. MI Williams Mrs
Love- I. Lewis, S. Brown. E, Mat.
thews.
We notice from a correspondent
0 the MilbrOok Times, that our
friend, A. I. Hall, of Nicodemus.
Uraham county, has become quite
popular since he has commenced
taking the census OF that countm
De makes friends wherever he goes
de talks farm to the farmers. nol;.
les 70 the politicians, plays music to
ne ladies', and has Robinson Cruso
" heart, with, which be entertains
re young folks. but his, heart is in
'opeka, all the same.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

,1euds, we are going to canvass
]. .itv for subscribers, We have a
J, If canvassers who will call at
\, house ana place Of business in
!. M. You need a0t tell them the
4, are too hard Or you cannoh
4 It won't do. We have in
.Jsd them to pray, beg, and coax
j subscribe for The HBRALDg
.,kbt IL necessary to convince
SO lookout foe them. This
:. must live.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30
FHE. HERALD

\ h found on sale at the follow
rnned places Palace HOtef Bar
shop, North Topeka }. McKinlay's
,,.ry. corner 18th and Clay streets
ptons Hbtel, on Kansas avenue,
At VIM. Hatcher's shop, BBh
lr,ss avenue, at 5,centsper copy.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30
{: /. deRANDAMIE,
Real Estate, Fire Insurance
q General Agent.
No. 1O6 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.

g''ys, sells and exchanges
lands on commission. collects
rents, negotiates loans. in
sures against Fire in the most
reliable companies, supplies
farm, laborers and domestics.
Reliable information furn-.
!shed to- those, contemplating
immigration.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30

ransTnsa nakesths best pies In the
|dg.
IN. W. On Lynch, preachsNat the
ltugee barracks last Sunday.
W want q thcOsand subscribers
abis city, and we mast have them.
n Pasker keeps q very nice little
ppfect;onsrV store on the corner Of
II srd Madison.
1t ID getting quite fashionable
Or everybody. to attend Sunday
choof
KIND reader, we send you 4 copy
aTaE HERALD How do you like
/ Send In your subscl iption.
THERE'S room for 300 more hearty
DIe.bodied men on the corner Of
} street and Kansas avenue.
lfit ! more blessed to give than
FslVe, give Us 81, and we will send
= our paper year.
WY shouldn't we have a public
rKet nsuss in this. city 2 Cities OF
size o Topeka should have one.
E propose publishing q paper
\ % any weekly IN. the State,
a'S yOutO aid as all yoa. can.
publish elsewhere the call for
''Ofsu convention. Read it and
are for business
member, We send TIE HERALD
Y subscribers at 20 cents Der
advance.
'A'e met some pretty good
Y our liyes, but for roOdsin.
veg takers, Topeka. takes the
'af 2 rumor to the effect that
asd mechanics Of our CITY
Sfmlng themselves into, a
week we send out several
sssNeies, Of The HERALD. r.
s~'''d in Your subscription,
"'ald up 9 good paper.
81 s,s 4 Wise MenwIlI meet ::
4, ''y night at the End Bap- :
'''a By order Of 9
n. .PAsKEa. 7
lung lady who smilsd 50 I
i. ! Y last Sunday will send i
Nv We win send her The y
'hres months. F"
Green Wheeler, . ootor.,,
y ne North Side, has sold .
'is'ippi. n'An LEI
- Ia'aIeal department. Of The pc
-. .lo, win Be under The
i p !. of our Mr.. ~
u. q has entire control Of ],
wa uOa. : = H
Y \ A'''aI. in every comfy or.
/. Inc en'frg Sou.h. %
an.s' invited to send d. an,
loc,I,,'' Ions from their Re. do
II giving Us all the bel
4 to interest our tw
GA,
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30

Our real estate friend, Mr.. c. T.
de Randamie, has removed from his
former location to 1O6 Kansas ave
where ne is fully prepared to furnish
thoSe contemplating PURCHASING
homes in this city or state, with all
desired information. Our friends At
a distance will consult their lnteres.s
Dy writing or calling on Mr. dsRan.
annie before purchasing lands. We
feel confident that he can. satisfy
your wantea
A. Warren, the locksmith on 9th
between Jackson street and Kansas
avenue, is fully prepared to do all
kinds Of repairing on the shortest
notice. He makes speciality of re-
pairing all kinds.ot heavy machinery.
and in orderto convince you.ot hi.
ability to do this kind of work h.
'Olicits call
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30
WHAT OUR CHURCHES ARE
DOING.

" Hal OUR CHURCHES ARE
DOING.
The End. M. E: Church ,Jacksor
and 18th streets, Rev 0. Lynch pas
tor has revival going on this, week,
TAe End. Baptist church on lat
street Rev. j. f. Thomas pastor, has
anrotracted meeting. going on in his
church.
The A. NJ. E. church Rev. J. ".
Braxton pastOs Is. still carrying on
their revival.
Dowding, on the corner Of 7tb
street and Kansas avenae has recently
renovated, his establishment. and row
has the Palace Meat Market Of this
CITY, and in addition to, all kinds Of
lfesh meats is prepared to. furnish
us cu'tomers with smoked meats of
III Kinds and in fact anything usually
IoAnd'in meat markets. He. soIIa.
ouI patronage, promising fair deal
Inc entertainment and festival
''Ven at the Second Baptist church
y 'he teachers and superintendent
! the Sabbath school attached to
nat church, was success in every
/
4rucular. The ladies serving a.
re refreshment committee did all in
lelr power to make it pleasant for ;
ie large crowd in attendance. and
e are please3'to announce thew suc-
'eded. The proceeds are to bo de.
'ted 70 purchasing books and pa.
ers Tor the scholars Of that school.
Inc Journol of this city, in speak.
g OF thedistribution of the frnd.
r the "exodusters" in this s,tv
Us: Meanwhile for, hnmanit,
Se' we should BE- soliritous to kuow 81
y the funds, contributed Tor The d,
pPortof the lex Jduster." who. arc Il
IN u.s. lingering out ia. winter in to
EE temporary shelter, a=o faithfully ~ ~
Piled. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

Tn every feature but the hair, which had
grswn white from fever. This lady at 80
Trites US: 81 have used p r6er's Hair Bal,
sam six months and nm mere than pleased
with it. 1t has restored the natural brown
color of my hair and given it q lily sottIness'
nicer than ever before. There Is no Dan
drutf. no falling hair and it leaves the seaIpso
clean and nice and coz 1hnt | am ever So
much pleased, and I feel and look like my
self again" The beautiful, fresh and vigor-
Gus hair 1t produces, together with its prop
erty of restoring gray or faded hair to the
natural youthful color. and entirely freeing
the head from dandruf and itching, SUR
prises no less than it pleascs. Sold in large
bottles at only Scots. and 81 90, by all inst
class druggists. dNw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

DR., Hunters Specific and Injection No, |
ara warranted ~ cure honorrhma elect
ClHleo, Structure, disease Of the Kidneys,
Bladder nnd Urinary Organs Of males and
females,
Dr. Hunters Specific No, 9ls o sure rom-
ody tr HhernatorAra, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss NJ Power oaus'
cd by aelfAhu,e or excessive indulgence,
Price Of Dr. Hunters Specific ~ por bolllel
injection 81, sonl everywhere byexpre,s,
Dr j, Dlnsboer, sole proprietor No, ilb
North Seventh street, 81, Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise, Cur 4 guaranteed
or money refunded, ai'dSw'ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

NOW lOTK INVUTHB T V'V'
The bark Army A. Lane is now loading IN
this city for Rio. An important part of her
cargo is a lot of forty large railroad scales,
built by the Howe Scale company for the
Dam Pedro railroad of Brazil. This line is
one of Che most important in Brazil, running
from Rio out into the heart of the agrlcul
turaI region. and enjoys the special patronage
sud care of the Emperor, in whose honor it
is ,mmed. The selection OF the Howe scales
for use on this road is compliment to De
appreciated, and shows preference Tor
t6enl in that country over all others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
FOR SALE.


E'OR shlE-A beautiful CITY ro,dtuco NJ 4
u bargain can within the next three days
" thpuNIcp ul Powell q GngO ! expect 10 Zee
main hurc. Respectfully, d., ADAMS.
20
DyON -ALE-umct u.utuir oud tso nrgu
Il uNpp, wagons, App NaI uilrN Of tho
singer Misunderstanding company ,ul Main
rect
npl 1871
VyuR sNil-Lpts mr s0lr-Eight lots, live IN
n Elm street, enst sycamore, aud three
others, extending huc, 90 Pnciuc uvcnuo, with
nuud cottage huusr, aud beautiful grove un
same, lUuUirputJ, browning, lol, Elm no.
upE
INuN tNLr o. bltgiut iirolarlr1 lut Snlu boz
" Ouput lac most dcairhc, cummodldut
ini comfortable IN DALLAS or vicinity, IN
Quirn no Editorial ruoms, llculd and COM
iorci ~ onico, lln- III
4 Ill kinda ut IN ul,ur,, ultctt, nlir.vii
~ utcusls aud II huu,oh ii requirements
USUALLY htd iHu VOL furnished home are ir
sale at yoiy low plicts at III Jacluon Il oeG
apl lsu
NOR SALl3-Fra,ue re idvncoisE rooms,
4 douDip htAi well nmishof, stable
carriage hOush, tCuynu = house, Ne about
tWo eros rf grnu1di young urcha q sol Maid
watcr ana guuu ghbolhood Ross avenue,
one bl Cl TOM sir rDIu lfuid nd lchr 10 ter
miHus n, w. Keller
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