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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

habaiSSAp pt'
Mr.. Leroy Moore, Of Yazoo, is dead.

Mr.. Leroy Moore, of Yazoo, is dead.
A weekly newspaper is to be started at
Pass Christian.
Biloxi is making heavy shipments of oy,-
tiers.
Irvine Harrison has killed one McMurtry,
at Burtons
Tho supreme court has adjourned until the
first Monday in January.
In Holncs county. Baxter Wilson HIS been
elected sheriff, and j. 7. Meade chancery
clerk
The orange crop is being moved from the
coast. The dem,nd for this iru. is excellent.
Tine remains of w. II. Bean, a victim Of his
own hands was Inferred in the Vicksburg
cemetery recently.
DR.. G. S Picket, Of Scott county, was tried
in the United States court at Jackson, for
counterei.ing, and acquitted
Mr. Conrad Hoffman picked from one tree
in Bay St. Louis this fall five thousand
oranges. So says the Pascagoula Democrat
Star.
The colored man, S. Godfrey, who killed
Mr.. John Pryor ct PasCagoula in July last,
has been convicted and will go TO the peni,
Tertiary.
According to the jackson Clarion tho first
volume Of Claiborne's History Of Mississippi
has been printed and is now beirg bound.
1t will be really for delivery by the 18th
ids!.
The Oxford Eagle announces the marriage
Of Mr. j. }. Lohauo, OF Now Orleans. TO
Miss Flora State, Of that town, on the 9th
ult.
Professor R. D. Howe's funeral took place
Of Vicksburg on the Doth ut Iow con-
necte3 with the history Of V.cksburg in the
DAYS of lis young pride and glory.
The Jackgon Clarion says; THE trial Of
.he Messrs. Yandcl, Lstlirer and othor', Of
Madison. before the United States court, on
the charge 9f Interfering with "a inspector
of elections while in tho discharge Of hl
duties. resulted in the acqutlal Of all eYcep
Mr.. YNndell. L. his case the jury failed t.
agree, and tho case wss continued rs to him
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Itchins pnos-symptoms and Cure

The symptoms are moisture, like porspira-
ton, intense itching, increased BY scratching,
very distressing particularly ut night, ms i
pin worms wore crawling in and about tho
lec.um; taa private parts ore sometimes si-
icct3d; if allowed to continue serious results
may follow. "Dr. Swsynes All-Hasing
Ointment is apleNsaut sure cure. Also for
Tetter, Itch, Salt Bhcum. Sgad Head, Ery-
sipoIss BARRIERS 4tch, Blotchcs, all Scsly
Crusty, Cutsneous Eruptons. Price so
ccnts; 3 boxes for Sl.2j. Sent by nail to
any address on receipt price in currency, or
three cent postage stamps Prepared emily
by DR.. Swayno & Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

There are eleven colorcd churches in
Nashville.
sprightly mosquitoes arc reported st Bcin'
bridge, Georgia.
Benton, Arkansas, pottaries are pressed to
their utmost capacity.
At Wittshurg, Arkansas, within ten days
81, 500 has been paid for fruit trees
Actual settlers are rapidly taking up th'
land in Washington county, Arkansas
Work on the Vicksburg harbor survey Il
expected TO begin at an early date.
Deer ere dying on bayous Merinsouln shl
Crosse Iete, in Louisiana, The cause Is no
known.
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Dry, parchod, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatjc attacks, weakened
and debiltatod state of tie system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "Dr
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry." Tie first dose gives relief, and the
worst cough and sore lungs yield to its heal
ing properties. An occasional dose of
"Swayne's Pills" ahould be taken TO keep the
bowels free. They aye excellent for torpid
liver and bilious complaints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

China Hsl being headquarters for choice
and elegant holiday presents, the proprietor
respectfully sagg SIS to- bis numerous patrons
and the public generally, thst SIS there will
0e rush sUd jan Christmas eve fer pres.
ents, they had better at onco call and make
their selections OF gifts while IN can take
their leisure and suit themselycs exactly
Purchases made now will be carefully laid
away snd delivered as per order Persons
WAC will avail themselves of this suggestion
will fluid it great convenience TO themselves
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For many years Miles Strickland, of the
Island City, has very doserved!y held the
reputation of having one Of tho most com
pleto blank book manutacturin; and bind
Ing embellishments in the south. lie has
spared no expense ofsecufing the very lal,s,
Improvements in his line. 10 is for this
reason that he can turn out work rs good Us
anywhere to be found at the very lowest
figures. Numbarlcss testimonials verify
these fsct.. Give him q trial
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"Thcy arc not a bow erage, but medicine
vita curative properties of the highest do
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
do not tear down an already deSilitatel sys-
ten, but build il up. One bottle contains
more hops, that is, more real hop strength,
than . barrel of ordinary beer Every drug
gst in Rochester sells them. and the ply
sicians prescribe them"-Rochestor Even
inn Eynrnaa ON Hon Bittars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

AT Iss' lamp chimney is made which
Goes MT break from draft, dsmpness, cold
ar OF heat, Whist blessing! Every one OF
our readers has no doubt often lost her or his
temper because, iGst ct the moment when A
ramp was most needed, the last chimney IN
the house would break, we therefore advise
everyone to 60 To D, Gosln Ald buy The
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them As an retail dealers cun he sinnlial ot
! l9e Cila EsIl, The prico is but a tribe
higher than tho common.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

There IS nothing like good comfortable
scutiu this life; u good solid, substantial
seat that viii not give away. This is the
reason why 0. u. Clancy 100 Main street,
NJ stairs, hs5 made such famous reput0-
ton by tho manufacture Of bis double
Iirod or aeatel drawors, which last five
timcsas longas those Of ordinary make.
Shirts, collars and cuff. are made to order.
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l.ndies' Ready Blade sri,s

inc only complete stock of silks, slpscs,
cashmere and wooden suits for children
misses and ladies, all the leading ,,vles
and colors, 1t reduced prices. CO ~ \
haumsn's New BazAr and Ladies Clothing
store, 706 Elm street 0'"'NS
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Arkansas.

The cotton mills of Littla Rock arc going
to enlarge their capacity
The Gazette says that more railroad enter
prises are being Matched: ,.,
A large Swedish Immigration TO Arkansas
has taken place during the past year
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Gould you tell me, sir, which is the other
side Of the street. On beng told that it was
across the way, the tight enc said, Tbats
what qaid, but a fellow over there, amok-
ing Blackwclls Fragrant Durham Bull
Smoking Tobacco, sent me over here"
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See Here.

90 TO A. J. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner Of Main and Ervay streets, for u
drink of pure, unadultorsted liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anhouser beer. This is u
private, quiet plaza, where ono can spend an
hour nj eAsantlv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Have your prescriptions prepared st Con-
nor's drug store, and do rot forget the
change of location, corne, Of Main tud Poy-
pres. Look for The pri.matic lamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds Of nuts, otc 73S Main
street, one door from post Office, Dallas,
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

We are now. prepared 10 supply the trade
with the Celebrated Francis Whitaker Star
Ham, cgnvawed and ncauyassed, and we
caution hugera TO see that All Hama they buy
have 'he "Slar' burnt ON the skin of each ham
irmcy want 10 enjoy good living. Wholesaled
by WcENNlS s. KEECN.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1Oi Elm street. Dallas.
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MOB SALE-rhr Nbucy farm, situated ON
4 IN. Decatur road, o milo' west Of ncu-
ton, Denton county, reNas. This tract is l,l0l
acres Of black sandy prairie, with 500 acres In
cultivation, 3 neal rrUmgd tenant house0, good
rcsideuce OIL room with uall and pantry;
good barn aud plenty otwater. For rule US u
whole or in any sized lots. Address y. W.
Ahney, Abney'5 Farm, =. o., Denton Co.,
Texas. IN
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LFOE LIE -- Two choice igTuGS, Situated IN
I the rich prairie c1uu ry, about tea miles
nor tn from Dallas, five miles wpst of idchard-
son, on the d. u 7 o. Railroad, and Tour miles
east of Farmers Branch station, ou the " q
W. Railroad. one of 200 acres aud the other
Of 40 acres mostly In cultivation, and " ceres
of timber, lying about live miles southwest on
the Trinity river. a great bargain is oil"led
IN both places. Inquire of Jones t Murphy,
land agents oOice No 100 Main ST., DALLAS Tex.
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FOUND.

GOUND-DOG-A NrwIoun land dog, about
( six months old. Tho uwn2r can get him
by calling OF this onlce and paying for this
notice.
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IN OIt,L -- kdyer, sementu NAV be handed
- tu'S our business ofce up toSp. N -,
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MENCEnhANEous wASra

NJ A tH-A good cook good vsg-s paid
W to0 h,gt-0lu.s uaud Enuulre on New
o"Ig'r, -. Sanger bros boo. aad shoe de-
pr rtrppI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

N OlltE-Qusrierl weetius and election of
~ sGcer' lor Que.r City ledge ~ ii. of
L. - .ulN evening, december l5,h Visiting
mont, Reporter.
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M ANItp--ro trade improved farm lands
" aud uuo-third cash for stock OF dry
q ed'Sn1 groceries, Apply } Il. B1.lay,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

N OilCt-'lhe heaviest Comfort. AS wpn ag
~ tae hnest Quits, quiltel beautifully, at
~ ,oG2nts per spool Address Ouilter. or cali M
.Ul jackson street, Dallas
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-31
HIS HONOR AND HIJAm.

The morning sun was dancing over the
floor in double shuttle as his honor fell into
the station, his face flushed; his hair wet;
and his general look one Of goneness,
"Bijah, did you ever see such scorcherP''
he family inquired, as he famed himself
with his hat.
"Thig ere weather." replied the old jati-
tor, as he stood his broom in the corner lis
freezing compared to some that experience
ed in Mexico. Why, judge, I've seen it so
hot in Santa Fe that ink boiled in the ink
stand while was trying to write letter to
my mother. l was sunstruck seven times
in one day while driving an ice wagon"
"Mr. joy" said his honor, as he rose up
and moved to his desk, II was in hopes
your late illness would be taken by you as
SOLEMN Tarniugj and am grieved to find
you still treadng the same old path"
Wasn't ! ever in Mexico?" demanded
the old man, as his face grew red.
"We won't argue the case. am sorry
for YOU"
A bootblacl; behind the stove began TO
grin. Bijah walked over and seized his
hair, and gave him lift in the world aud
whispered in his ear
"Boy, l want you TO understand that I've
been in more Mexcoes than you've got
hairs on your scalp, and any more grins
around here will lose you the top of your
head g"--DctroH Free Press
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In 1864 it was the Democrats who con-
sdered the war failure. In 1880 the Re
publicans affect that opinion. They don't
believe the reconstructed South is properly
reconstructed. The business men OF the
country have pretty generally made up their
minds that the way to settle this voxed
question is to elect a Democratic President
Philadelphia Record.
1t is very discouraging to The industrious
farmers wife, as well as foolish, TO have her
poultry to die from Cholera or other disease,
when she can buy Of her druggist ROBERTS
POULTRY POWDER for IS cents package, and
guaranteed to cure a.
Charles Welland a psdler. living near
Pottstown, dropped dead on Wednesday af-
ternoon while alighting irotn a train at that
place.
SINEs' DYsENTERV c CoMPouND.-Whent ta-
ken according to directions, will instantane-
ously cure Cramps, Spasms Sour Stomach,
Heartburn. Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cole, and
all other bowel complaints. "a.
Harry English the Elk county murder
er, was brought 10 Ridgwayj the capital Of
that county, on Tuesday night heavily
chained and handcutled.
1t is sad but true that many children have
illed uutimely graves by neglect Of their
mothers TO have SIEEs' SYRCP Of TAR, HoAR-
HOUND and WILD CHERRY on hand Every
lhouEullul ilolheI has u uVLkAc lutb htAeon OF
the year for immediate use. 81
"A notorious character Of Sohuylkill Co.
is William NJ. Thomas, alias "Bully Bill"
at one time a constable in Mahanoy City.
He is now in jail for the seventeenth time
for disorderly conduct. He was chosen as a
mark for Mollio Mcguire bullets at one
time and made a narrow escape.
while a new thresher was being tried
on the farm Of Jacob G. Zerr, at Giegers.own,
Berks county, on Friday, the boiler explod-
ed. a building was wrecked and the boiler
exploded and thrown a distance OF fifty feet
and embedded in the ground. There was
no loss Of life.
-ROBERT's POULTRY POwDHRs are guar
anteed TO cure Poultry Of al diseases II given
before che fugls refuse TO eat, sure cure for
Cholera. We have trieu It, anu advise all TO
use it. "a.
Il, is said by the Pittsburg papers that
James II. Hopkins, Esl, viii have on op-
position for the Demooratie nominations
for Congress ia the Twen'y-ssernd district
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name was Constantine, must Maria do me

name was Constantine, must Maria do me
justice.
From that time, as she retired from me,
so began to walk after her. was deter
mined to convince her that was not the
tickle, inconstant being that had been des-
cribed. 1t was not, however, very easy to
succeed in this, but at length did succeed.
After having put me to trial, from which
came with flying colors, she accepted my
proposals, and agreed to try me still further
ina union for life.
During the period of our betrothal, she
said several times, quite rapturously, al am
so glad to SEQ that you also have faults;
feel now less humilated, less unhappy from
my own"
This pleased me very much, and all the
more as perceived that Maris, while she
showed mo my faults with kindness, did
not at all fondle her own.
Our weddiug-day was fixed; and order
ed carriage for two persons. Company
was invited, and Maria and were married.
Nothing can be more commonplace than
all this, excepting, perhaps, it be, that my
wife and agreed to understand the ccre-
nony in an earnest and real sense, and To-
live accordingly, The result has been, that
now, after having been married fve-and-
twenty years 1--WE celebrate our 'silver nup-
tals" to.morrow), we love each other better;
] ~ hav v,rfo 1,ar Il,a,, To-
the first hour of our union. We have,t there
fore, come to the Conclusion, that unhappi.
ness in marriage does not proceed from the
indissolubilty of marriage, as some say, but
because the wedding service is not realized
in the marriage.
Do not speak to me of the felicity of the
honeymoon. 1t is but the cooling of doves
No! we must walk together along thorny
paths, penetrate together the most hidden
recesses of life, live together in pleasure and
pain, in JOY and in sorrow; must forgive and
be forgiven; and afterward love better and
| love more. And as time goes on, something
marvellous occurs; We become lovely to each
other, although wrinkles firrow the cheek
and forehead; and we become more youth
ful, though we add year to year. Then no
longer have worldly troubles misfortunes,
and faiings any power to dim the sun Of
our happiness, for it radietes from the eye
and the heart of our frieudj and When our
earthly existence draws to its close, we feel
indeed that our life and our love are eternal.
And this supernatural feeling is quite natur-
al after all, for the deeper and the more in-
wardly we penetrate into life, the more 1t
opens in its depth of eternal beauty. Many
happy husbands and wives will testify To
this.
But, observe, husband or wifel To qualify
as such witness, you must be at some
little pains to fnd-"the right one" Don't
take the wrong Cne, inconsideratelyi
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RECIPE FOR AN APPETITE.

My lad, who sits at breakfast
With forehead in a frOwn,
Because the chop is under-done,
And the fritter over-brown.
Just leave your dainty mincing,
And take, to mend your fare,
A slice of golden sunihine
And cup of morning air.
Apd when you have eaten and drunken,
you want little fun,
Throw by your jacket OF broadcloth,
Aud take an uphill run.
And what with one and the other,
You will be so strong and gay,
That work will be only pleasure
Through all the rest Of the day.
And when 1t is time for supper,
Your bread and milk viii be
AS sweet as u COMB OF honey
viii you try my recipe?
Alice Carey.
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Railroad Guide.
DHILA. d READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

MAY iOrH. $3.50.
Trains leave eALLENTOWN as follows:-
WA PERkGoMCN BAILRoAD).
For Philadelphia, at "ii3l, G45, lilo. a.m.' and
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at '4.SO a. m.,3.a5 D. m.
VIA EAST pENNA. BBANCu)
For Reading ana Harrisburg, $50, 9.Ob q M,
1910. $50 ana o O5 p, m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 8 so. o.oja am. AID
SUNDAYS.
For Reading. $50 p. m.
For EeHding, Harrisburg, and way points, oO5
WA BrTuLEHEM)
For Philadelphia from l. V. Depot AIS. 6l2,
rS.i- q. m .I@.'3j.ii, s.2i p. NJ. SUNDAY 400 p.m
For phiiaGcluma IRON l.. 81 S. Depot IS IS Il.
y trains aims FOR FOR Allie TOWN leave as follows,
tvtA PERKoMEN RAlLRoADl
Leave Philadelphia, 7.4O 1t. m and 100, Tl.3O
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 500 Il. m, 3.15 aud AIS
VIA EAST PENNA DRANcH.l
Leave Reauing 7.25 l0.3OH. m l.UO, 35)chd 0l5
Leave Harrisburg, 51b, s.o5 ana $50 a. M, i.45
aud 100 y. m.
Leave Lancaster sos a. M, leo and $3.50 p m.
leave Columbia 81 81 g. SnR "A LOO ana S1O p m'
Leave Reading. 40 aud 9.C5 n. m.
Leave Halrishm e. SO am.
WA bETlLEHEMl
Leave ohiladeig1ia OJ, ~ o. 0i5, 2.l5, "5.l5,
$500 u. IN. SUNDAY 3 a. m. *sul p. IN.
Trains MAJ kCL thus y run to and from depot
9th and Green streets. Philadelphia other
trains to from Broad street depot Trains
Via Bethlehem" run to a, from Berhs St,
Depot, except those marked ~
lnc G4j a.. IN and $50 D. N. trains from Allen
town, aud the 7.Io n. m. and 53l y. m. trans
from Phadcphia, have through cars to and
- "" ''' W. ]. Il. woor1EN.
GeUer0i lfdHGgcr.
c. HANCOCK. Genu Pass. & Ticket AOe"t
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NEWSPAPER OUESTIONERS.

The editor sat in his sanctum
Regarding with sad, earnest eyes,
The huge pile OF "Questions" lis readers
Had sent, with demands for replies.
"Why these, ,"said the weary quill-driver,
would fill up moderate book.
I'll publish the whole lot together,
And let the people see how they look ~
"who was It that wrote that sweet ditty
Beginning Z saw from --' somewhere ?"
pray tell me some certain specific
For changing the color Of hAir9n
What is the name OF the author
OF NO we'll never go home p"
"Did Shakespeare write Down in Coal
Miner
"Do North Polar fishes have feathers?"
WAS Wat Tyler quartered or hung?'
"Where was the first man cremated 2"
who was it invented the bung2"
DO buffalo ever eat sauer kraut2n
Nv here can get some snail's horns ?"
(which of the MUSES. played short-stop2"
Did Bonaparte ever have cornsP'
"What was the air Nero fidded ?"
"DO hard shell clans ever yield pearls ~
'HUw many bOils did poor Job have ?"
"What will cure squlnting in girls?"
why are some people red-headed?"
why don't my young man prOpose2'
what was the matter with Hannah ?"
why don't turn up my toes?'
"Did the Prodigal Son use tobacco?"
"What do you think ails my cat2"
| "Had Nebuchadnezzar four stomachs ~
"How shall l trim my new hat?n
"Tel me where Moses was burled9n
did Noah take heas in the ark ~
"What was Ewes middle initial?"
"Why is it that hens do not bark ?"
81 like" said the editor smiling,
81 like these good people who seek
For knowledge, and 1 like to give 1t.
III answer their questions next week.
pd like, too, to get them together,
! They'd think immortality leaked
I'D answer their questions as promised
Though most folks would call it neck
tweaked.
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The most wonderful and marvellous success
in cases where persons are sick or wasting
away from n condition Of niserableness, that
no one knows what ais them, (profitable pa
tients for doctors Is obtained by the ise OF
Hop Bitters. They begin TO cure from the
first dose and keep II up until perfect health
and strength is restored. Whoever Is afiiict-
Ell in this way need not suffer, when they can
get Hop Bitters.-Ci CinciHHcti Star. 3i-3
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UhNkVTHN business now before the public.
HkHA Nou ,au make money faster at
HBHNAy u work for us than at anything
eaC. capital uDt rcQu REQ. We
viii start You 3 = % Nay ana upwards maue at
home by the indusar|uS Men. women boys
and glTis wanted everywhere TO work f1r us.
Now !, the time. You eau devote your whole
time 20 tue work, or only yOur spare moments.
No other busluC-s viii pay yuu uua"ly "a, Wyl,
NO one VII ing TO work can tail to make enOr-
nous pay hF engaging no once. Costly Outnt
and terms free. lreat opportunity Tor max,
inc money easily ana hOuOrtblY address
TRU g. ~ CO., Augusta, Maine. June .G-tYE
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r. EH u IL I'D Dc Es

Eightning, Wind and Rain You viii never
have such chance again. We have the oest
large sire. muTuygd RUBBER ROLL Clothes
Wringr iu tie world selling az less than hall
price Good reference guaranteed. Everybody
"iED HOT" q get QUE! No CumUctitlCE The
best chance If your lie time TO MAKE kONET.
samples, 81 90. Circulars and full particulars
Tree. Agents WILLING To be convinced addl less,
PARAGON WNNGER Co., New Bedford Mass
. an