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So ulsters for children from four to ten years
arc immense. Eiseman & Scheyer 42l
Seventh street, undor Odd-Fellows hall,
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rhcrmometric Readings.

OCTOBER 10, 1880
a. m..... 40 2p. m...... 55 II p.m.... 30
1888 n. M. ~ 3p.m...... SO Maximum. 81
II a. m.... 81 Op.m....... 45 minimum. ~
Indications.
For the middle Atlantic states, clear or fair
weather. northery Winds becoming variable,
slowly rising temperature stationary or lower
hlrnln oInr
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1he sYnod of nnlIiinnre.

julius LANsDuRGH's Il Tapestry Brussels
3l5 TN.
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julius LAssBURGu's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7th.
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Il MASONIC CONCEAYE,

HAHN's So nno calf sewed boots have IL
rival. No. SIG Seventh street.
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BALTIMORE RACES
Commence Tuesday.

pOsrLHs slREAMERS, PROGRAMMES, AND
Il Ell kinds OF Theatrical Printing, at the
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS,
laVs j. street northwest
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I'M TFIB DISTRICT.
aBEJ$T RECEIVED :

1900 pairs Childron's Shoes only &c. a pair
5000 pairs Children's Shoes, 20 and 25c pair
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Call on T. 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 see 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 at publish
ers prices Any business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east of the Postoflce, on Moore
avenue, Terrell Texas.
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The Jackson wagons.

The following explains itself and accounts
for the unprecedented demand for the Jack
son wagon all over the world:
Es TEcUasErt, Mich, April 2, $780,
AT. s. w. Manf'g Co. 81 az,
l tell You, all things considered, the
jackson Common Sense Is the wagon.
When William Hayden moved from Jack.
son; twenty-five years ago, be brought q
jackson wagon with him, which he used
twelve years there, sold It to farmer; he
used Il i've years, then sold II to w. Com
fort, miller; he used Il Eve years. It was
Just sold BY him at auction for S25 Twenty
fye dollaTsh and win stand several years use
yea ! never heard Of a wagon with such q
record before, seventeen years drawing -four
and feed; Ave years on farm and sold al
auction for $25. Yours truly,
''e" go KENNEDY & HAYDEN.
Sold by D. Bryant, west side of court
house square, Dallas, Texas.
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NEW Inr,n PorAroEs-Pcr bushel, 81 25; per
ba rel, ~ %.
porArors eating Irish, sound stock,
So coca " G6c. per b rrcl.
GREEN APPLES -sG@B5. 0 per barrel
ORANGES -xttDT
.CRANBEnnIEs None.
RIcE-Wholcsalo "a too,
SALr-lu barrel, 81 Gi TO 50, Liverpool IN
sacks /. 81, fine, So 90 to ~ 10.
CnACkER9--Soda, NN, ga to go; xxx, 7c.
t07E; xxx, Ito ~; Trade Mark, 50 to s1si
Cream, o. 10; Ginger Snaps, %, to 49,
LEAD 80 per III.
SoAp Olive, SIC. pcrpound; Blue India, Ga
to6ii; s0tihct, 49, to $50, &. 7. Whlemnn
Il CO.'S Dallas Soap Works. Pale Olive, &C.;
Cambria, TIC, per pound
BEANS 4 to Nc. per pound,
CANDLES star, 3.tO iic.
ClIREsE-.liost brands of New York fancy Is
@l1G, Western, ll@lGc
IioMttY ANp GRlrs - s. 0j per barrel,
sAuEn KnAuT Per barrel, SagSlOi half do;
SWEET PoTAroEs Yellow Vans, .25; white,
81 red 81 per- mshGl' ,.,,, ,,.,
Coal OlL-lIelow ARE revised quotations 100
iotss! ilci 81 can lots, a. 20; " do - 30, 10 do,
% GOi do, " %, In barrels, BE
IIEs Not quoted
BAGGlSG--lab To l3i.
CLOTHES PrNs-Roupd 05ci spring, s. 90 per
MEAsuur, /, busbal, iron bound. ss.5D per
do1eui two-h0op pails, ~ .oO@s4 10; thrcc-hoop,
y 80
Trns-rhre, nest 2! lo@S2 20; eight nest,
1855 30. /, per dozen, $3.50; No. ,, $500! No,
SIPS
WAsuBo,r ps Wood, si.Sj; zinc, 81 D; New
.ra, s. .50pS 70
WILL HrCEErs 80 $50 81 20 per dozen.
POWDER u. 10 rcr i,rl If - pounds; az do,
%. Is Ga do, u 50; hlUsting kegs, 81 %.
Suor-Dr0p bag, S.,30GS2 10; bucE, SO "a
as ,6i
MAcEEurL-No barrels, Sla; haf-bNrrcls,
90 ~; kits, Il puuudJ, 81 10; No, barrels $40
CANpY--Stick lSN Ice, Il pound, Fancy, Il
to 2lc.
concentrated, S}aSi.25.
RorE-si-al, l2a basis, lSc; cotton,
2ac
VINEGAu--Per gallon, 2O@3Oc.
WRAPPING PArEH Rag aud Straw, Zoe. GOc
a5c. and SJc per bunch
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MONEY AID TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MAfKEr. SITUATION
E,sxton Better-Corn steady-wooi
LOwer-Mides Weak-GrOeeries
Unchanged-COunt Produce
Activc-Quotatiobs, Etc.
DALLAS, Thursday Afternoon,

DALLAS, Thursday Afternoon,
May d. lSsO.
There was steady, even'going trade to-
DIR with Yesterdays prices generally prevail
my
Smoked meats were in active demand for
temtry consumption with not much inquiry
5n-dry salts, exceptin small quantities.
Corn was Grmer, with some holders think
iyr track lots were worth two cents higher,
bit there were no receipts, and hence, no
rack lots Offering, In store, ii was held at
IS cents for high mixed. Tho supply in
avn is equal to the demand.
Bran ia scarce and held at Sl,35 in store
81 small orders. "Futures" were offered at
Sl.i5 on arrival, on track, by carload.
Wool has declined about | cent, 50 being
tka highest price paid to-day. The advices
4pm other markets not being encouraging
aa bringing lower quotations, this market
w,nt down. Buyers say they cannot pay
Above 30 and 80 for the quality offering and
mako any profit. The receipts are far more
Ebera! and daily on the increase,
Hides are dull and harder to sell Mt the
saota,ions, though holders refuse to take less
5han IA for dry flint and 6! for butchers
green. The receipts to-day we're small.
Butter has fallen to 10 cents for prime
iountry. A few lots of eggs changed hands
turing the morning at 10 cents per Dozen
Ehey retail al 20.
Nothing new was reported from the gone
nj grocery market. Cotlees and sugars and
grups are still unchanged, with tho latter
held worry firmly ut tho quotations.
Country produce is in active demand and
SIR supply. The market gardens continue to
jlur forth an abundance for all, and their
products have gone low in the scale of mon
sy They are cheaper now than they wall
10 later, for the first crop will soon BIO ex-
h,usted or run to seed.
Beef cattle are fetching "a to 3 cents on
tiut
Berries are in liberal supply and sell very
1lst.
The stock of now Irish potatoes is yet
Emitted aud I'LL offered readily taken,
Milk has got down to DC. per quart for
.iesh sweet II ia in abundant supply, with
iMry farms around the city yielding more
SIAN there is demand for, And just here,
Ii may be said to their credit they Offer
scarcely any but the pure, unauthorized
Eticle, such as all our little and big babies
- for and fntten upon.
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LEATHER -sOLE--Oak, No. /, 30; do. No .,
81 hemlock, No, |, ~; do. No. =, 80; good dam
aged, 2Sc, per pound,
UrPFR French calf, 81 - To- 81; do. kipSl 10
% l.3i per pound; american calf, 800 99l So,
do, kip, Gic.@Sl
HARNESS. LEAruER-Olk No, |, l06il; do,
No. >, 3s@a; hemluck, No |, 3Sto39; do, No.
:, $685.; skrtng, No. |, %; OAK, No. |. IT.;
No. ?, lie, pcrpound
CoLLARs-Duck, M. | per dozen, 81 j0 split
and kip, per dozen, SOaSil; tell kip, Sl3 so
CHAINS -Gp feet, 53@51c per pair.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.

ltNE-ln sack, VI.
BARLEY -5OC per hu,hol,
BRAS-WeQuo g NJ al -
GuNNY RAGS SECONDHAND in good order,
cents piece
Cons MGAL-On track large lots 81 30. In the
store 0hbiug lots VI -, small quantities 81 40.
SnIPsruFFs o. 81 10 pprhmdrcd.
OAT--lu sack, from track, SIC; bulk dc 50c
From store bulk, 53C; sacked, zoe.
HAY Kansas prairie, II per ton; Texas do ;
let, Sis
WuEAr-We quote; From wagon, prime mil
ling, slGl 10 fair to interiors 0O@95c
From elevator, cents higher,
CorN-We quote mixed bulk ON the track Doc
white do do, 59c; mixed bulk In store, DOC
white do do, Sc; in sacks, SC higher,
FLouR-lmpurted, per FLouR-lmportcd, pc,
httplrnl, hundred,
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Send to the HERALD JOB OFFICE Tor
your commercial printing.

DR.. W. j Gibson. of Arkansas, writes
''For many years my wife was sufferer
from terrible female complaint that bafied
thsskill of all physicians around me. There
seemed no hope for her l was made ac-
qua nted with the composition OF DR. Drom.
COOLIES English Female Bitters, and knowing
them to b, good, | procured several bottles
and plac I'd her upon It's use. They cured her
sound and we'll, and, do not hesitate to say,
they saved her life"
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IRoS-we quote merchant bar, cents rates !
Norway and Swedes, LOG.
PLow sTEEL-Shc.
WInE-Smooth wire, No. 0, nc. Nes. 10 and
Il, Sc No. II, &C. per pound; barbed wire
10 to lie japanned, l0c.; extra cut barb,
galvanized extra cnt barb, NE.
HoRsR SHOES Per keg, "; mule shoes, S..
House. SHOE NAILs-Per box, rs pounds, No
Z, SO. 49, 10, \, ST. No. q, S0Ih.
NAILs-From led 10 sod, So rates.
TINNER's STOCK Block tin SOC per pound ;
do, IOxli ~ 5O zine l2cp per ID; solder, lie per
lbj sheet iron, n b &c per Id,
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Hides. Poiis. and rmrs.

dry klps, free of grub, lie. grubh kips, l0c.
wet SaltcG, 7@i kCj green butcher hides, CSC.
all damaged, wet or dry, halt price; deer
skins, Soc sheep skins from 2lc 6t75c each.
FUR>-Cnonskius l23c.; skunk, l0dllc.
VOLT c0yote Mdt5c, luOlel, 51c@Slj wildcat,
l0d2c,i bear, 6oc.@S2; otter, 5Oc a So;
beaver, SOC .6ds4,
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COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALITY.

We keep in stock full supply Of job
material, embracing cards and card boards
bill and letter-heads, statements, envelops,
which being purchased from the manufac-
lures direct, enables us to do work at the
lowest possible prices. We employ none
but experienced woro men, which is q guar
antee that all work will be executed in the
most artistic style and at the shortes, notice
Orders from abroad will be promptly filed
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Wines and LiIMOrS.

ALCOHOLICS 80 to s. 10 per gallon.
WusKY-Swcet mash, 81 &j@Si5O; sour
mash, 81 .tO@85, aCC0rdingGagc.
WINES Claret in case, 80 lj@st CNtnwba
per gallon, 81 ,lO@ So; Port per gallon, 81 20 a.
49, sherry, per gallon, 81 2lms}; Madeira, per
as
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, in baskets, $S@s2O;
Ilcdscck, in basket S2S; krug, in basket. S21 !;
Domestic champagne, Sl0@ 10.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 lj9s2 5Oi Por-
ter, per dozen, S2@S2 30,
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SuGAR -Crushed, leci powdered, llAc: gran
ulated, llG; A, II. clarified, lOA@l0A;
choice Louisiana, 9'i@aA; strictly prime,
04WD',, fair tn prime, 9J9's
Tue prices 4, less In hogsheads
MoLAssEs AND SYRuPs -LOuisiana molasses,
43to 60c. Table syrup, 50d6j.
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Cotton.

The Liverpool cotton market vas. irmer
with a moderate demand. Middling Up
lands CT, Orleans 6 1915. Sales 10000. Ar
rivals offering light, s..
New York spots opened steady and closed
firm. Middling LII. Sales 2l42. Futures
opened steady ana closed quiet but steady
New Orleans steady. MiddliDg ii 90.
Sales 500
Galveston quiet. Midlling III. Sales 1855
Dallas quiet. Middling l0s. We quote :;
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Building Material.

nRICK--At the kilns 81 to $40,
F. SroNE-At the Dallas quarries no per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie,
LUMBER -Nativn rough pine s2J per thousand.
Dressed flooring S2OGSlb Native weather.
boarding Sli, Michigan white do. e225 30.
LATus Si@i %.
SHINGLEs-S3 5O9H.
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Coal and wood.

CoAL-We quote Indian Nation at $3.50 per
ton delivered, or free ON board coke, 35c, per
barrel of one hundred pounds.
WooD oak, per cord, S2.75aS}i pine, 81 %
delivered.
CHARCOAL Sixty cents per barrel,
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COffees aud Teas.

CoFrrE-Ri0 common, 1874 l5A; ordinary
ljhel6h, fair, Ta@SA; good, lSh@lsd
prime, isS@lshi choice, l9@2Oi Laguayra
l5t.9l9; Java, 2sG3ec.
TEAS Imperial, from t5@65c per pound
Young Tyson, Ssd142; oolong, 50@6Oc; Japan
tiusD 206l20c
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Inventors and Patcntecs.

Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, d. g., who furnish the
same ,0ithom charge. Edison Brothers is a
well-known and successful firm of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1860. DIFF
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ROOk and Job Printing,

THE HERALD Jon PRINTING OFEICE is
now complete in all its apartments, being
supplied with all the latest styles of type,
five steam presses and everything necessary
to the execution Of all descriptions of work,
from the plainest to the largest size man.
moth shreet posters in colors.
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BAcoy-Clear sidca sScj breakfast bacon
l0c per pound.
DRy SNLr--Clear sides 7'sc; long, "a
HANS Plain sugar cared, lie; Canvassed
do, liWhittOker's cpva,sud, l2A.
LARD -rirrco, -: hall OarNl, 3; pals, . to
Ia pounds, 10, pounds, lie.
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Live stock.

CArrtE-Cornfed, az Csc grass do yearlings,
s5@ss, steers, from 3 to years old, $1,000;
barn cows, sl5nslS.
stock, tto@s15i buggy horses, seo@slOo; sad
MuLEs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
SIS to yl+i.
Hoes-on foot, 3, SKATE. for inferior to prime
porkers.
MUTTON surxr-rhcy are quotabls at ss@s4o
per head.
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Wagon Woodwork .

SPoKEs From 2 to ga inch, per set, xxx
select, 81; NN, s2,7i.
SAWED FELLoEs-l& to 2is, So per set.
BUGGY WHEELS -Sarycn's patent, A, II, q, u
and + grades, rs to IA per set,
AXEs-Pcr box, one dozen, $40.
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PRAcurs-a pounds, sl.s5@ss.oc, pounds
ss25@s3O0,
ToSArons-s pounds, sl,46@sl .sOi 8 pounds,
81 .p09s2 90
BLAcxBEnRrRs 81 .85@sl rs.
CORN 81. 50tnx2 Is
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Eeos--wholesaIe, 15kc; retail, aOc. per
dozen.
BUTrRR--couatry, lac, Western and Kan
sas. ibc
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Bailey's Saline Aperient is cooling and
refreshing summer drink for dyspeptics 1t
don't taste like medicine. Everybody at
home or abroad should keep 1t.
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GERMAN MIILEr-We quote atsl ,OOper bushel
white do, 81.
Cotton-At the Oil Mill, loo. per bushel,
ONION SETS 81,
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[NeTE.-TEe quotations following, unless
otherwise stated, are for ,choIesate spot cash
lots. When time is asked or small amounts
purchased, higher rates are demanded.
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HsAInrE CuIcKENs We quote a. sOc. Apiece.
RAaBIrs-Per dofen. common, coo. mule.
cared, 81 20. "a El, 81
soufRnELs Per dozen, 6oc. " ~
grown, ~ IS.
TunKKYs-75c. 9s1 25 apiece.
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CratIslOck's

Is the one place n Dallas where g cd article
of whisky or any other liquors can be
bought with absolute certainty Of getting the
best in the market
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Freiglts.

oncotion, all rail, 10 New York VI ili to B9s-
toston, IL AZ; to New Orleans, per Central rail-
Dad and Morgan steamers, - -; per Texas
acile ana Red river stcau boats, ~ 20
On produce from St Louis to Dallas, slZo per
ar; Kansas City, 800 per car.
Following arctic rates from all points IN Kan
as south Of Kansas Guy:
10 Dallas Corn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2ci po-
itoes per cwt, SOC
To IIutohlns Corn and oats, iSc; hour, jjc.
To Ferrs-Corn and OATS ijc; lour, BIC
To PalmGr-Flour, 5sci corn and oats, l6c'
To Flour, Gle; corn and oats, NC
10 Rce-Flour, bic; corn and oats, ldc
Corslcnna, Mexla, Gr0r5beeck, kosse, waco,
Marlin, BrcmDnd, ilearnc and Bryan-tlour,65c
corn and oats, zoe.
TO Ualyert-tiour, SIC; corn and oats, SOC,
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CURE YOURSELF?

DR. Bohaanans 'VerrtsSlo Curative 10 saTsnet to per-
aaneny cure all forms of Sprrmaiiorrhsa Seminal
Necklaces, Lelcrai debility, Impotence etc. and restores
"lost Power, and brings back the ~outhfu Niyor" o,
chose Who have destroyed II by sexual evil prac
lcos m from two weeks time This remedy which
bs been u-cdb Dr. BohUnHan III his private practice for
over thirty years. known b fail in curing
the WORST CisEs. 1t gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect those mddle-aged men who feef
weakness beyond their years Its mvigOuting properties
ATE felt at once. Souig suffering from d. copse.
qrences Of that dreadty destructive habit o' Self Abuse
can use this MEDICINE with the assurance OF speedy and
pkhnAhENl cures The patient gains ongh and elias
hety OF spirits at once, as acts directly on the parts affect
ID as soothing and healing tonic ard anody 10 the
axrd seminq yesces and irrtAted dues mparting powei
and tone aad storing them TO their natural state the sss
as the banetul habit had been mdulged IN Ths
Ingredients simple prodnet0os Of nsss sarrs Bct
herbs etc, and specific fox sAa ssgss das&~sA
pB-Priee, Five Dollars, sent with f drcyions ETC. 70
any address For sale only at DR. z. A. Boharnsns sfe
no sl North Fh sresi he.ween Washinggn avenue and
'reen street, st. Louis, Mo. Established in lS6.
% d. BIS "freatlse GA Special Dlssses- whcA gives
clear deineaton Of the nature causes, symptoms means Of
cure etc, of sNpHiLIs SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Ere, sent
FREE to any address upon receipt Of one stamp.
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THE DALLAS HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY :,
Dallas Wool Market.
Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.

Free of burrs, fine 30; medium, 3a; bury, %
to rs per pound
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M,soeIIoneou. ,:roccrs' stock.

DRwnFRREs Per pail, 8 n,
SrRAwBERuuEs--Per quart, 2Ilsc,
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M 81 -: Z Z.
PRESCRIPTIONS FREE

debility and iiupoteney, most druggists have.
the medicines. We wish to stop this curse OF
our civilization. Address, st. Lonis CuratSe
Institute, ST. Charles ST., between 9th ana Iln,
St Louis, Mo.
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02 North 9th ST., st, .0uls, NJ
Established IsiOA

Established Isi0)
."BALSAM OF HERES Is guaranteed n
cure SpermatOrrhea or Seminal weakness in all
its various forms. Restores loss, power and
youthful yigor. Price 70 90 Sent to any ad.
dress. Circular on private Matter'r sent
Free. Address DR.. G. ALEXANDER, No. sE
North 9Th street, st. Louis, Mo. Established
40 years.
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Mace Ga, March 81, ls79.-frvm having
been intimate for n number of years with the
proprietors of Swift's Syphilltic Specific,
have known much of its manu- lcture and Tia
use There are men in the communicated
known citizens-who We're victims In early
life to syphilis, and who have taken the s. u
medicine, and who are now, TO all appear.
ances, and In their own belief, as free from
faint of disease as the first man, fresh from
the hands OF his Maker. Delioacy forbiis
their public recon- mend ations of this medi.
cine, but | am allowed to refer the tceptlc
p'iva ely to those who will endorse every
thing that can be said in lts favor. Being
much opposed to recommending secret remes
dis, II Is with hesitation that | attach my
name TO this article; but know whereof l
speak when | say that our science has not yet
made puolic a combination equal to this for
the purpose indie ,ted
+. H. MASSEEBU RIG, PHI. q.
Prep 1red only by the swift Specific company,
Atlanta, Ga Sold by Geo. 7. At ,ins, Conner
& Walker and W. II. Patterson,
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DIR. ROSE

Specialist; 80 years experience in treating all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES, possessing
every facility known TO medical science has
adopted the most successful method. Cures
guaranteed; fees moderate Advice free. Cali
or write In strict confidence, No AN North
seventh ST., 81. Louis, Mo. ans
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RDlM a oo IS Of nearly soop.ss.
- married andthose contem-
0EMDET@platngmsrr. marriage should knoy
VknUHak1 ] Vred OF Recipes Sent securely
sesedtorSOeep,s money or posisge stamps Addrea

illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in paper
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Donel" / sald peeplng into the
cavity thus formed "But see nothing
except the back OF the desk"
"Ah what you see Is not quite the
back, although very near It. Now feel
with your finger In the top rigbthand
corner of the cavity, and you will find
small hole, as though little knot had
broken out Of the woodbury., 1t Is no
use looking; you cannot see IL; 1t Is too
small, and too near the top"
~ have found II now; but 1t Is not
large enough for my little finger"
"No. So take one of the long pen
holders you see at the bottom of the
desk, and push 1t through, pressing
pretty hard. Now look behind the
desk" he continued, when had done
so.
looked, and was surprised to see a
little door, projecting about half an
inch. took hold of 1t, and with some
difIiculty--for the hinges were very stiff
opened It completely. This done, a
cavity was exposed about nine inches
long, but only an inch deep. Still there
was plenty of room for the will.
therefore placed 1t therein, closed the
door, put the inside drawer back In its
place, let down the front lid of the desk,
and reported all to Mr.. Russell.
"That Is all right them" he said.
You may depend upon the will being
safe, and only we two know of its hiding
place. But you must not forget--top
middle drawer, right hand cosner-Now
the other paper wished to show you
was this holding one toward me. "All
my securities are In the hands of my
bankers at Kinton; but this Is list of
them. Take 1t, and look 1t through,
and then you will understand better
what you have to deal with. And now,
good night, for am very tired; but just
one word-do not mention anything of
this to Ellen. l think it better not"
OF course promised; and bidding the
dear old gentleman goodnight, took
my leave. In my room ut home, /
examined the paper he had given me,
and found the securities to consist of
dock, railway, gas, and water shares,
with few mortgages on house-property
at Kinton-the whole amounting to
more than thirty thousand pounds, and
bringing in an income of very little
short of two thousand pounds year. l
| had no idea he was so rich and accord
ing to the will L had just seen, this
thirty thousand pounds would at some
future time belong to my wife.-To bt
continued.