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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY
or NEW-NORK. 90 jTH-AvE,
-TNTTP A[NIAT, MEETING Of the Stock
OFFICE or rHE EIcuMoyp AID WEsT POM TERMINAL !
RAILWAY ANp WAREHOUSE CO.. li5 BROADWAY
Room Z. NEW.YOkA. Docember o lSSl.)
rIlHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS the RIOT

T17HE BOARD OF DIkEt lORS q the ktCH-
J. MOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY offer the privilege" to
M shaehoder OF record December ~ 1881 of subscribing
70 an extent not exceeding half Of their stock, tho six
NOR Cont Income Bonds" of the Virginia Mid
land Railway Company OF seventy cents 0c) on the dollar
with bonus OF afy per Of the sub orpon in the COM
mon stock OF the company
Tho subscrpon to be paid at Office of The company l4j
Dro,Iay Room Z New York City in two equal alment
t t on or before December - 1881 the second when
called npon delivery OF the income and stock in
the hands OF the cngrayer.
The books OF the company will be closed at the Union Trust
corp,py of NowY York Transfer Agent at p. M december
Q and roopened on the morning OF December 10.
WILLIAM r. TRIGG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

c,S,i YORK. Dee. SLEEVES Fresh arrivals all at
we're manifested to arrive AZ jersey CITY late his afternoon
nor ] & market Thus Tar this week the receipts
I'VE days lastwres There was regular market today
re- cbap,e hand i 1ne ohg ~ car lnats ot o
"a 51 ~ i ills at stong yesIeray prices Mr. las uiAh
Of me ear os6 81 Prs god shpPnE Cattle IN sg ysgs
sold neladhs loads OF LitIc Cherokecs at 72c TO dress
GOOD TO- OF 80 30 100 loads Of state Dry sold
az S3SSlG 90 per head and Mr. 7ege found buyers for the
The weather was clear and very favorable
ket were While better demand was generally re-
P% n Mns aacHt 70 adyance prices WIN tons OF
abundance and an unusually large supply Mutton and
derons selling a; SI2c and Beet TendeToin. from CHI
cage az ~ to l5c-i not surprising that the demand tor
the receipts Of Cattle quite maternity there likely
Prime was cod in Washington Market to-day at aa5c
but very good de-, we're So AZ & aai common to fair at
tow slaughter houses loo reached for choice native
81 JOSEPH Eastman shipped today in ne steamer Doyoa
shipmcnt' romt1is port before saturday.
The Few .,ic' exported today w,rc as follows
do 49, NJ 49, 80 Light Missouri steers $50 r. ~ lc 80
Good DO i2o' b a. % b per 100 b. BuIs go at c,
JHIiume commission: - state Dry Cows at SIC 80 per
sh,rhers 3 Co for ,ecyrs: car load ofrght Chicago
CIV ts,--Ec,.ci.t werg y heal-lao at Washington
The season Tor Live and Calves Largo offerings
Of toh. ch"skr. inr uruad i9f N,l and some OF The
y. There were only iUY Live Calves m today but butch
cI7 Itor H' hfNtt lu7 an u was .H.'t p2-siu"
20 clear The irl' ~ former Ie' ,'ra'srIs ' quoted No
go ',I ,.,,. ID I', I'o at,' "' i - ,, i,'
common Z. 'Ii'lF lH,' Ena- III 81 &C. '"lHIy il"s-
dressed elves rr ouf slowly al l2sei3 sc for best Jcr-
rcF and llHl"c stat ...
hr7-.-5' " o'' s"l1 ~ hH'h' county F'A' 4''i 90
N-.t
iHi'i'a' p'W,F soI, j. N'r',c'I l-'! ~ I'D hl
Be- I i, . l, tt .lt, western ItI tl' 'u lu 90 lCi
i. ,II n 90 o. Heavy Western Nr4l- $50 DO, "a. 90,
Fair H1. lI| %. ~ &c. Ig pld tn. 800 ll 100 -I.r
I UuIu. Solid. state Fed ',iyt. y-., d, ID
Iui b.
SHEEP and IA MUS urprts were cars ~ 800 heal
seas 60 D.tf aud I,tr.t Jersey city IuJ1'
urE 90 -TI heed u.lu. 3 YH lrl. tlc bonding
t...l. ar.k Do..l weather mad, better feeling Boo inc
auH .. working. t. uI tlu fp make ttfh
purc.as.s reports from western atr"l5mt POINTS are
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There were no transactions in City Bank stocks
but the quotations firm the bidding and ask
ing prices on the first call being as follows:
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The following are the quotations for securities on
the Free List:
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6ales bD aurtion.

WILL be sold by public auction on the dock
w OF the Port Monmouth and Middletown steshboat
Company Monmouth n. December "a, 1881 at
il O'clock noon steamboat William " Wilson together
with d0ck OF said Company Inquire VI CHARLES II.
WILSON, No III Broadway New.yogk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

ALL VINO are interested in railroad business
~ nnd nucAgc 'tlttcs should got ItiE TRIBUNE Al
bankers and CAPITALISTS viii want to
ID get Ie Tribune Anlnsc fpr 1871 t gv's the dglres
United state, t'ycldoIai 4kpslltIes sllos 1914 Pro@
elc'utspf "a.
\ OREGON, COLORADO, ST PAUL MIME.
ApoLTs and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH, MON.
TAvA. DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. ami the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHWE>TERS R'y.
II rms from to eve daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
Runs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPEks are run on all Of is
through night trims For rates Of fare and other in
formation apply by lcor In person g coupon ticket
General Eastern Agent No 4i5 Broadway, NcwYork
CAS STOCKS and Cry x. Z. Stock, ana Bonds
" bought aud sod r Z. HEWITT 81 Ezehangep.les
NOTICE,
stockholders Of tho Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com.
pauy uvu- b. surrender the guarantee of the
.or a. le Nrtr,1oli,au COMPANY with tne Nanlat
tan Company requested TO communicate VITA tho under
signed stating inc number OF EgT 1hrT 90 ., r,r,adat
Ncu.Yora Soy. 2G 1851. 5. n. KNEELAND, j. Wa!lst.
THE NuloSAL mechanics BASENg ASS oF NFw-YogK,}
VHE annual election tor nine directors of
! th, piuA viii be held II the banking house 40 ~
Na.,., on Monday, the On OF Jauuary, 81 Polls
vii. be- open from ~ o'clock p Trlnser books
wiz De closed rom December 81 81 J." 5aHg1ty 10 too-
by order OF the Board j. u ~ ED6 ~ CasLlel.
TnE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY
Or NEw-YoRE, 90 90. 5 yt,,S hoo 100,
vTHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
holGers of the Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
Nrl for the election OF thirteen directors to serve Tor
next annual Meeting viii be held t the once OF the
p9q H2 * mona me pcs vii be opSn o the RECEPTION
OF votes - 10 o'clock Transfer books VIII close ON the
9Th ana reopen Oh INC ''' '"'' C. GODDARD, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

Tn State bonds Tennessee Gs recovered from yes
terday's decline, and after an unusual amount of
closed strong at 1928 against 40 yester-
dav. Virginia is were higher at 10 and North Car
DINA special taxes firm at GA. Small sales OF
Arkansas 7s, Red River Railroad. were made at
ps. and of Fort Smith Railroad at 30G31. The fol-
lowing are the closing quotations:
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OFFICE OF rnE OSTAeIo sILsEa MNINe CO.., }

IL WALL-sr., NEW YORK, Dec. >, lo,l;
nIVTDEND No. 74.-Ihe regular MONTHLY
~ DIyIDEND Of FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE y, has beg
4 gents WELLS, FARGO & CO., % broadway the l5B
inst Transfer books close on the 10Th inst,
IL. b. PARSONS, Assistant Secretary.
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OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANI(
No. 20 NAr-AJ-sE,
NBw.YORK Nov Is, 1881 y
COUPONS Of December l, 1851, from bonds
~ the Improvement Company will 10 paid at tho
Farmers ana TTas Company No. 70 EA-
T. H. TYNDALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
7. II. TYNDALE.
NeCrriarY.

OFFICE OF THE ONO SOUTHERN RNnRoAD CO. }
ll5 BROADWAY, NEw.YoRKb
COUPONS of the first mortgage bonds OF tnls
" company due December !, viii lie paid al the CorbiD
HENRY ERANES. Treasnrer.
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OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST CoMPASY,)
No. 100 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK, I

No. 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, I
Nov. IS, 1881
V'HE Mercantile Trust Company will receive
certificates OF stock OF the NewYOrk Elevated Hall
road Company exchanged for first preferred STOCK VI
the Manhattan Railway Company ~ soon az that company
shall prepared 10 increase It's capital STOCK ~
between the Manhattan fGhl"ay tVu.
nv the Elevated Railroad Company anu the
Mer nnOitan Elevated Railway Company, dated NoYenDer
Ia 1881 Upon delivery Of the certincaes 70 is COIN
many ia will Ten Dollars share III casn anu ssuo
cept in the certificate engaging 70 denver 70 ne
holders certificate ars preferred stock oil the Man
haitian Company the Manhattan Company snail De
enar increase capital stock and II such preferred
JannaTv me- II tie % be returned 10 them
'' LOUIS FITZGERALD, President
HUDSON RIvRR CONTRACTING co, }
20 NAssAU-sT., NEW- YORK, }
VNHE second instalment of ten per cent. on
account subscriptions 10 the stock OF this company
viii b, due payable the 10Th OF DecenDer looA
Checks may BIO sent 10 DONSAN H. FAhMLls
Dec. D, 1881. treasurer.
TRRAsulllI.'s OFFICE, NEw. YORK, NEW HAVEN AND !
HARTFORD RAILROAD Co. Z
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 8, 1881.
TT,HE transfer books of this company Will be
closed from afternoon Of the 9th inst until the morn
ing OF 9th proximo ,,,..
D' ''1'' VIM. L. SQUIRE. Treasurer
oPFIcE OF CHASE & HIGGNsoS.}
"a PIEEsT.
WE will buy or sell the new Chicago, Bur-
w ngton and Quincy Railroad Company 5uDserRI,9ns
at market price, ehAsE q nAe'AS'SS-''
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Bid Asked
Colorado Coal and
Iron. l-t con. "a. 9O4 81 T.
Kan. Pacific Inc.
coup, No. 10 On
lglU...........-. o.. 100
IIsland let m r.. 10 JIG
Minneapolis & -.
l.. LIST -. 1921. ia
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or1cE on THR JocUsrTTA MTNNG)

COMPANY, NO. l. WALSH :
NKw.YoNK, Nov. Is, 1881,
dividend NO. 2. THE JOCUlSIIIA
~ MINING COMPANY has This day deela T6 Dty W
Dk:ND of 100000, being ONE DOLLAR SD PER siARE
the Olce Of LoInsDey naggin NO II Nallst-
on 3Oth inst Transfer books close the 2h INST
After setting aside dividend the company has cash
surplus Of $4,000 II, ''VNN'1hFh' ireisurei-
NETWORK DECEMBER, 2, 1851. TIE
~ STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPAl'y
hts TO-DAY declared its regular monthly dNldenn, ~
SFVFNTY.FINE CENTS PER SHARE. also an ENIhA
DTViDESD OF SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE,
both payable the eth inst at the Farmers Loan ana ~
CONTRARY, No. 20 Isxchan e-placc, New FORK ,o..
Transfer books close on December ava opSn on low
inst NJ IL yy,cs Prses,dep,
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Banking Gouses an0 Bankers.
Dividend Notites.

OFFICE OF CHRYsoLrg SILVER MINING COMPANY,
No, Is WALLS 81. NEw.IORH. Nov II, 1881.
A DIVIDEND no. III Of ONE HUNDRED
~ THOUSAND DOLLARS or. FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE has been declared payable on the 10Th Of
mo transfer books will be closed 3Oth Of NoyembeF
AT o'clock D. NJ ana reopened the 18th OF December.
HENRY c. COOPER. secretary.
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NEW- YORK. December O 1881.
THE FISHKILL MANUFACTURING CON-
i PANY has this day declared ss@isnnna dividend %
the ONCE Of tho Company, l72 Fulton-st, New York
e'0 ~ SIDNEY ]. EVERETT,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

OFFICE THE BOARD OF DIRkCIohS
AMERICAN EXPKEsS COMPANY.
Ngw-YoRk. Nov 10. lhol)
THE Board of Directors OF this Company
have this day declared dividend OF three donats 40,
ner share payabe on the 80 day Of January next ~
The transfer viii be closed from the lOth uay OF
NNNNi"SN' ~ ~ Dy the Board.
]. n KNAPP. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

lslGnroiM's IoSDoS clHLEGEAW or rHG SRI INSTANT
EiroErs TIL QUAsUrY or WHEAT AID MAIZE OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoNPANr,(
TREASURES DEPARTMENT 7
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i, 1887
vJ,HE Board of Directors has this day declared
i aSEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT
on the capital Company clear OF all taxes pay
able in cash on and aft so TO stockholders ~ reg
stered the books at D. October 81. l.. -. -
On November dividends will be pald 70 women
~ ~ WY JOHN u TAYLOR Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
financial.

A Ii who are interested in rajlropi business
~ pnd mileage 4tltstics should get TdE TRIBUNE AL
MAMA, .lr I, 81 nov r'tIE. b-,'s % 80 tfi ~ at-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14
Infectious Diseases I'm New York /.

In the various public hospitals, especially
in Bellevue, the medical attendants are TAX.
ing extra precautions in the reception and
treatment of cases of contagious disease, the
ra lid increase of which fills them with no
little apprehension. The cause is deemed to
be deu to the filthy condition OF the streets
Of the city and to the swsr ming of Migrants
into low lodging houses at night. The dis.
eases most feared by the hospital physicians
are typhus fever and small p Z, and patients
presenting the slightest indications Of either
are closely Questioned as to their previous
history and manner Of living. At Bellevue
as soon as patient shows symptoms of q
contagious disease the case is passed upon by
Professors Thomson and Loomis and trans.
ferred TO Riverside hosrlts, the hospital
ward being at once fumigs. led. During the
past week eighteen cases of small. pox hav,
found their way into Bellevue Hospital from
the police stations and lodging houses, but
owing to the pr ventive measures adopted
by Warden O'R1urke and The professors
they were discovered in time to preclude the
contagion from spreading to other patients
Herald.
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A Cruel Joke.

n SEuCh SOhSs
Bolivar went home, aud entering the room
where his mother was, exclaimed;
Say ma have you heard about Mr. Braley?
"Why no." answered Mrs Bolivar. with an
air of surprise. "What about him."
"Ths morning he got up early"
eyes; 60 on"
"Wait ill tell you. He got up early,
and remarked that he felt very we'll"
$50 on, exclaimed Mrs. Boliver, after a
short pause.
"Just wait. He said that he felt unusu-
ally we'll. While Mrs. Braley was getting
breakfast he went a. d shelled a LOT Of corn
for tho pigs. He came back 10 the house
still say ing that he felt WE'LL" h.r.
"Why don't you 60 on?' ..,r
"Wait till get my breath. I've run from
all the way down town. He sat down TO the
table and ate the heartiest breakfast you ev.
or saw. When no got up from the table he
remarked again that he felt well. Then he
turned around, and just as he got half way
between the table and the water bucket. he"
dropped dead!' exclaimed Mrs. Bolivar.
"Oh, no; turned around and told his wife
that no 'elt much better"
you impudent scoundrel" exclaimed
Mrs Bolivar, and settings broom she knock
cd the boy down.
No one knows where tho joke originated an
the boy does not care.
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Fresh Water spring In the Atlantic.
Savannah (Ga News

Savannah (Ga. News.
Ono Of the most remarkable displays of
nature may be seen on the Atlantic coast,
eighteen miles south Of 81. Augustine. Of
Msntanzss inlet, and three miles from shore,
mammoth fresh-water spring gurglcs up
from tho depth of the ocean with such force
and volume as to attract the attention of all
who come 10 its immediate vicinity. This
fountain Is large, bold and turbulent. 1t Ia
noticeable to fishermen and others passing in
small boats along near the shore. For many
years this wonderful and mysterious freak
Of nature has been known to the people of
st. Augustine and those living along tho
shore, and some Of toe superstitious ones
have bean taught to regard II with kind of
reverential awe, or holy horror, ~ the abode
of supernatural Influences. When the waters
OF tho ocean In its vicinity
ara otherwise calm and TRANQUIL
tho upheaviug and troubled appearance of
the water shows unmis.akable evidences OF
internal commotions. An area of about half
an acre shows this troubled appearance
something similar to the boiling of washer.
woman's kettle. Six or eight years ago
Commodore Hitchcock, of the United States
coast survey. was passing this place aad his
attention was directed 10 the spring BY the
restless upheavipg Of the water, which
threw their ship from her course as she
entered the spring. His curiosity becoming
excited by the circumstance, he set 70 worE
TO examine Its surroundings, and found 81,
fsthoms Of water everywhere In the vicinity
while the spring WAS almost iathomless.
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THE cELl-rALE.
An Ingenious Machine Recently In
treduced On Railroads.

An Ingenious Machine Recently In
trsdueed On Railroads.
&. Railroad men will be interested in dos.
cripton of the "tsll-tals," an ingenious ma.
chine which is being introduced on the rail-
roads in New York, and IL now In operation
on the Erie. 1t registers the speed of t,sins,
when and where they stop and how long.
II is used especially for freight trains, and is
fastened at either end OF small cabooses or at
the side of large cabooses, about four and
half feet from the floor. II was adopted
because freight trains frequently exceed the
prescribed rate Of speed. They would run
very fast for some. distance, and then take
things comfortably for time. The machine
works as follows: A screw is wound around
one OF the journals or axles of the
caboose. A rod, which is turned by the
screw rs soon as the train is 10 motion, runs
horizot tally to the end or aide of the ca
bose to q point under the registering ma
chine. To this rod cogwheel is attached,
working in another cogwheel which turns
rod running perpendicularly, and ending
in still another cogwheel which turns CYL
inder about four inches long and one in
diameter. The number VI cogs ia each
wheel varies, SO that when the train has
travelled mile the cylinder has revolved
only about quarter of an inch. A strip of
paper about twenty-five inches lopg and
four In breadth, passes over the cylinder and
hangs into q wooden box under the cylinder.
This paper Is called the conductors service
report. Lengthwise it is divided by dotted
lines into lightweight parts. Each of these
parts, which represents mile, is subdiyided
by green lines into four parts, each subdIvis.
ion standing for a quarter of mile.
Breadthwise the strip is divided into thirty
parts by green lines. Each of these parts
represents minute By means of clock
work a pencil moves across the paper
and back again, taking thirty minutes to move
across and thirty minutes to move back
again. As soon as the journal or axle
turns, the cylinder turns at the rate of
quarter inch for each mile so that when
mile is traversed the pencil has marked line
across the space, between the dotted lines
which represents mile on the slip of paper.
As the clockwork moves the pencil across the
strip the pencil has also passed over as many
minute divisions as it has taken the car
minutes to run mile. 1.-THE train stops the
cylinder stops, The line made by the pencil
IN the direction Of the length of the paper Ia
broken as coon as the train stops,
and the time of the interruption
in travel is represented by the number Of
spaces the pencil moves across the strip before
it resumes the lengthwise line. In order to
ascertain the point where any irregulsrity &C.
cured, the stations on the road are printed
on or between the dotted lines at points
corresponding 10 their distance from the
starting place. The cylinder and clockwork
are encl sed in an iron box, which is locked.
When train reaches its destination the slip
IL removed and inspected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14

am making speciality of fine, old and
pure liquors, for medicinal purposes. have
In stock, in bottles, II. Mestreau & Co.'S. 8
leaf brandy, q years old, Otard brandy,
10 years old; old peach brandy, extra fine;
London Dock, old Jamaica rum; De Ruy.
ter's Arrow ~ brand. old Holland GIN, Nectar
Bourbon % years old, Jamison's Irish whisky.
years in bond in the city of Dublin, Loeb
katrinc,, "Thistle' brand Scotch whisky, 9
years old, and Cream of the Highland whis-
Ky, Port wine, private stock, SO years old, Dry
Union port, 10 years old, Assmapushausen
Red Rhinewine, Duff Gordon, xxx Golden
sherry, Benedictine cordial, McEwen Scotch
ale, Burke's Guinness Dublin Stout, Can
tre!l u Co.'S. Belfast (Irish) Ginger ale, Piper
Heidsieck champagne, Motifs Sparkling
champagne, cider, quarts and pints, al
'7ds OF wines and liquors by quart or gallon
Also full stock Of fresh canned goods
pie and fancy e. oceries,
Respectfully,
L. II. HyaHKs,
Grocer, 720 Elm st.
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The man whose blood and liver IL In GOOD
condition 10 II right, even In tho midst OF epi.
denies. This has been often noticed In the life
OF every one. II all would emily avail them
selves or the advantages OF restoring and
main aiming the health OF the body there
would DO fewer doctors bills and much iess
sorrow. The one thing needful, aud the one
simmons Liver Regulator. The testi mpn, I'll
are counted BY the thousands, and Its ::msrl,s
are uudoubted. M
"Having passed through the sisse Of yellow
foyer, In 1874, in Savannah, and not having any
the Regulator, and found Il to be perfect cure
and preventive II taken In time. 1 had two
children down with the fever, used nothing
but simmons Liver Regulator, and an happy
to say II cured them. II will cure aud kpe. "a
fever II taken In time.n Il. LnsrrR,
Macon, 0A.
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All Of Orr's bugp,es and carr,ayoa hav,

All Of Orr's buggles and carriages have
Servants patent wheels l-8 inch axles.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies ar
hung on eoua izers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Srvan wheels.
Buy yon ggies at w. W. rr, success 20,
to Sechier 4 Orr, Main street, 'nl'pf, IvSss
Orr sells all styles Of Concord sido-sprinp
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go and soc Orr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for prices
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
he worlo.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phmtons
and spring wagons.
II you want to buy family carriage send
or Orr's cstslDyii priaa list
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a sure Th,u~.

Ut. Hunters Specific and Injection No. ]
are warranted to cure Gonorrh,ea. I,leat
Sordes Structure, disease of the Kidnsv
females. '' ~'u
Ut. Hunters Specific No 2is a sure rem.
Ny iSf Shermatorrhes, Seminal weakness,
Nigntiy Emissions and Loss of Power, caus.
20 oy selt-abuss or excessive indulgence
I!lee oil Dr. Hunters Specific So per bottle
inlecton III; Sent everywhere BY express
NJ D. Dnsb.er, sole proprietor, No. Al
North Sever tn street. 81. Louis, Mo. Sen
TWO stamps for treatise Cures guarantee
or money refunded. s3-dnw.i
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willyou heed the wsrning' The 81 gna
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake of saving
on cents, to run the risk and do nothing for
y. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough 1t never fails.
ms explains why more than a Million Bot
Ties were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth.
ers, do not be without it. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster,
sold BY Hiekox l. House. Druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14

Every one who know. Chris. Rintleman, ge-
NAL, popular, whole.soulcd Chris, is in favor
of patronizing his Local Option" saloon in
in Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should make his acquaintance immedi-
ately on arriving there for he keeps the best
handmade sour mash Monarch whisky TO be
found in the south. He also makes specslty
Of Improvement Cigars" which are without
Q superior in the state. Don't forget 10 call
on the Local Option, and you will be happy,
prosperous, and die respected and lamented.