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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-25
FOUND AT LAST!

The only absolutely perfect Glass Mouthpioce CT,
gaetto ever made DO not fail TO try the New and
Improved Stephanla
, 1881-02-20

Il faint pocket-boOk never won Il fair lady.
When pretty Irish girl is stolen away,
they suspect some Boycotter.
y New York man calls his sweetheart
Kitty, because she gets her back up SO often.
:.Our rooms are slnal1'' said she, ssbut
live in my husband" '' Yes" said her friend.
'' I see you live in q flat"
4 PHILADELPHIA man has perfected 4 plan
for bringing coal out OF the cellar without
excrtins any Of his muscle. lie makes his
wife cart it up.
First gentleman (at the theatrc)-" What
do ynl1 think ut the scenery: ~ Second gen.
tleman--.'l never saw l. prettier Gains
borough hat III my life.'
Indiana has 4 law to prevent weak-nintled
;ltcs that the wcak-nnaed are the only per-
sons who ever think Of doing such thing.
My dear, what n,akcs you always yawn?'
The wife exclaimed, her temper gone
is home, SO duli and drcnryE'
L" Not SO. my love. he sNii-" not so: "
But man and wife ure one, you know,
And when alone I'm weary
The habits of American girls marrying
italian Counts has slackcned up 4 little Of
late. \ life of following around a lland-organ
and passing the tanlJourine for pennies is
not as attractive as formerly.-1'urncr'8 8 Falls
Reporter.
lie was 10 and she WAS IS, and they were on
their wedding tour. He ronted out to her
the beautiful scenery, and said. q We may
have many anniversaries Of this seasnn."
- Ies,>' she answered, you will probably
live long enough to have tin-weddinE."
My husband is brute," declared Nine.
=. to an intimate friend the other day.
why, my dear, what is the matter now,
" He found fault with 4 little yiyaclry Of
mine yesterday, and threw a candlestick at
, 1881-02-20


n private letter recently received from an
American lady, sojourll'laS in Vienna, coll
tains the following interesting gossip:
"We have been very much disappointed
this week at the announcement Of the post
ponement Of the marriage Of the Grown
Prince Of Austria with Steplanie, tho Bel
gian Princess, for which preparations on a
grand scale have been going on here all will
ter; perfect carnival season the n"ptlal
week would have been. The postponement
is indetinit: the reason given Is the Princess
extreme youth; her parents say she is but a
mere school-child, not strong, and they fear
that the balls and festivities, generally, given
in her honor, would be too much for her,
particularly as she has not yet been to ball
or anything Of the kind. You know Royal
etiauet ob1iges her to come to Vienna to
be married--her husband being of higher
rank-an 1mperor's son, and she only 4
Kings daughter, and besides, as Austria is
Il first and Belgium only a SECOND
rate Power. Poor little thing, do not
doubt she was ho,ncsick Of the idea Of conf
ing away off here SO forlornly to be married.
that her father and mother had not the heart
to let her 80. Alas for the fine lnnumerabie
which through the Kindness ofa shopSc:per,
or modistc, we are privileged, as strangers,
to gaze npon,-of superb material, stiff with
embroidery in crystal beads, chenille, gold
thread. silver. jet, and garnet. Among the
Viennese medistes there is 4 good deal Of
bitter feeling, as the Empress sends to Paris
for almost her entire wardrobe, and, as she is
ut the head Ut fashion there, other ladies. of
course, follow her example. which robs the
Viennese of their wcaitlies customers. But
they. were all well pleased just now to hear
one Of The leading modlstes of the city
, 1881-02-20
MY FATHERS OLD sCARECR0N.
For The Chicago Tribune.

For The Chicago Tribunf.
[Afr-"Thc Old Onken Hucket"1
My fathers old scarecrow once stood in the
cnrn-
An old-fu shoEel scarccrov, absurd aRd lOrlorn;
lis legs we're hut bean poles. its body was straw
The uwiulcst object that ever saw.
My fathers DID searecrow,
Ills ra1yetl Old scarccrt,w.
His frGhtful old $carccrow
That s.oou in the corn.
It's features were s1ow, its aspect WAS wild;
Its eyes never slnmncrt.l, its lips never smiled;
1t Fri Sbtcne the horses far more than the crows,
That sat on its shoulders and picked ut its nose.
My fathers old scalecrOw,
His ragged old sc,lrcrow.
His frgbtful nld *clrceruw
That stood III tho coful.
Ny fathers old scarecrow has gone to decay;
4 tramp took its trousers. and wore them AWAY;
YET often III fancy, / see III the corn
That oltl-fAshioncd scarecroN, absurd and for
lorn.
My fathers old sccrecruw,
Ills ragged Old scartcroW.
His fri.h1tuf old sc.lrccroW
That stood in the corn,
EUGESE ]. HALL.
, 1881-02-20

dido', II don't know" .'Wl.y, he stood
before the mirror, SO that | couldn't throw
the other.'' "The brutew
!. Any letter for me ?:'' asked young lady
of the female Postmaster in country town.
NO, was the reply. Stranger said the
Young lady aloud to herself as she turnet!
away. "Nnthing strange about it,, crletl
the female Postmaster, through the delivery
window; '...you amt answered the last''e1ter
he writ YEP
RI Gct Married." said: ''Every man wants Z
wifn. and every woman wants 4 husband: !"
but he great difficulty, AIr. Clergyman, Is
that the woman the man wants won't nave
him. and the man the woman wants wants
some other woman. Or somehow that way
Nor}fst01rn Herald.
, 1881-02-20
. . = . ~ .4s -
afr. Eic9llleinl.
LOCAL NISCELLASY.

-.
Nine. Eugenie Dc Roodc-lt'ce has gone TO tln-
c!nnati to attend the opera festival, and will be
nbscn, from the cltya week.
1o
EDWARD t1otSt@ whose coHlposiuons are so LIZ
znl'ihr, mas JUST written foinat'za 1or eeAoi'
"Mio Amor, dedicated 10 tampanlnt.
Mis-. Hatt,e 1n,,sc si,ms n former pupil Of
the Chicago Musical College, has been singing
with great success.
Mr. 8 G. Pratt, of this city, has Just issued an
ANTIQUE M:nuet and Pastoral tor p!nnn, mo;
writer WORKS. anu WILL become 1a'orlI
Mr.. \. $. Perkins, Of this city, conducted Mn-
South REYNOLDS. Feb ~: aud Wellund. Tan.
.u's se.A ~ WI ~ ~ ~, ''
AotlS ] l ,,,;.sa.t atn tn9 ~ ~.
sancnr, ~ .,i,!. h ,r % t ,i,s ~ fh
Mich;roy, srnn,,. rf1nn,1. m the tnh of March.
-. ,.-., -,
An orRanlsf, delivered lecture upon Inc history
1f the organ ut the University Of Syracnse \.
T. On the lith inst, accompanying it with sew
eral musical illustrations
Emma Romeldf Miss Roemhe.d. formerly n
pupil Of che Music:! College IN this cy)i is meet
lug With rcInlrkahlc success in Europe She IS
now Singing IN spaln. where sne haS crea!ea Il
Juror: Her success IS So pronounced tGa. 'clS-
temps. the great Ftolins1- has written her per-
sonn4 letter o1 congrntulafion.
At the next concert of the Hershey Hail series,
Feb III Mr.. Edward Is. Perry, tue celebrated blind
pianist Of Boston, viii play "a exceedingly ut
frActiyc program II will be remembered that
one aS & MT; 1T XXI xasI ; tw. t.
very favorable impression.
Mr. Eddy cave another of his organ rccitals at
cnldfu: Rach's Prelude al,d FuYue il; G major;
the Adagio from Widorss sixth Symphony
Chopin's Etude in c sharp tnino.:- slcrlei's
4.prlycr" in F. and Thielcs Concert-sa1zi in c
minor. Mr.. Charles H. Clark WAS the vocalist.
Miss Lydia S. Harris gavc her second piano
recital ut the rooms OF Lyon i }ieasy on FRIDAY
evening last. Her program WIS rs follows:
Chromatic Fantasia aud Fuguc. Bach: Anlantc e
and polonaise: op =. Chopin: Paantasie StileSe
, 1881-02-20
GOSSIP FOR r AIDES.

HAssAy,s EXPERIMENT.
cltre'and Herald.
Sidi aluley NISSAN is
Morocco's Sultan bold;
Tint he is very short OF cash,
Goes without being told.
Sidi Mulcy Hassan had
Full twice two hundred wives,
Whom Sidi Muley couldn't Keep,
To save their several lives.
So Sidi Muley, pondcring,
Decided 'two1lld be wise
TO be divorced from half of them,
And thus economtze-
As some were young and pretty,
And others Oil and gray. .-.--
He thought he'd keep tho handsome ones
And give tho rest away.
So. calling up his Generals,
He gave euch two or three
" In token of his deep regard
lie said. maliciously*
All prostratc fell before the throne.
as Eastern court1crs must:
Then took their old rheumatic brides,
Went homewnrd. tore und cussed-
Each crashed his teeth In fury, just
AS any Yankee gn;,shcs
Ills words VIC cutnot give. Tor We
Arc out Of "two-em duslc3)
The Sultan, as an Offset
To the favor he had done.
Cut Off ten dollars, weekly,
From tho pay Of every one-
And SiGi Muley Hassan,
When be saw his soldiers leave,
His prohoscis with his finger tapped,
And chucklcd in his sleeve.
For Si.li Muley 1assan
Hnd too ml,1,y wives, you see;
Now, Sitli Mulcy Ha53ant,
BY Il lurgc majoritee.
, 1881-02-20

Nep Tork 1I'ord.
The officers of the seiZure-roo1n in the Gus
ton-Honse have been for several days await
ing the return of Mrs. Ray Gordon, Plila-
delphia milllner, who arrived in this city by
the steamer Britannia on Jan. 81. She had
rs baggage two trunks, two boxes, and two
hand-satchels, which were passed by Officer
Hays, of the Custonl-llonsc squad, after
cursory examination. Inspector Voight no.
ticed that her hand=satchcls were not
sclalked,'' and insisted upon examining
them. Finding in them package OF ribbon
and another OF lace, Voight sent the whole
collection of baggage to the sciZurc-room of
the Custom-Ilousa. Mrs. Gordon promised
that she would come to the Custoni-llouse i'll
IN hours time. and went 10 krueger's 1lotel.
No 3y1 West street, to get, rs she said, SOME
thing to eat and short rest. Here sile SAID
she wanted room at once. she was
shown 4: room, and frightened the porter BY
excaiming: "ttiye lnc a pair of scissors
quick" lie declared that he had 10 scissors,
ailtl she replied: swell. give me anything
that will CUT Afraid that she was about to
commit suicide, he went down and Informed
the proprietor, who went up himself. ana,
being informed by the lad that she merely
|: wished to rearranse her dress. lent her the
scissors. lii an hour Mrs. Gordon came
downstairs, returned the scissors. and went
ages Of lace had been found sewn into the
Innings Of dresses or hidden III old shoes.
On one undc:garlnent 3D yards Of cdgin::
had betn baSted, and dresses were toiuett
lengtlwise with pieces Of silk and velvet III
the folds. The following seizures were made:
los yards ot silk. l63 yards Of silk ribbon,
20 yards Of silk lace, 10 yards Of piece velvet,
IL yards Of velvet embroidery. s. yards OF
WOODEN dress goods. 475 yards Of cotton gds-
ings, 3l7 yards of cottnn lace, lace a'dkel-
NH 7 o,sI1 HfE EI4IH {itnhr1i(f-
, 1881-02-20

tcrt1ny afternoon, present, Commissioners Clark
n the char}. sen,,c faEreu' Miltef and ~, ,i 70,
n dead-lock resulted IN awarding the brend CON
tract to Duffy nros, tho meat contract to Freq RI
Bipper, und the vault flnlsa1ngs cohtrMee ~ =:
w Norris Mono Of these bids were the lowest
before the Committee
, 1881-02-20

Cincinnati: John Church & Co. Chicago:
Root & Sous Music Company What Joy llave
l Without Thee?" sons ana chorus. by II. r.
Danks: Tender Eyes Of l5llc,'' so1iE and cho-
rus, bv Gilbert Breton: ''.1uly Bears" polka
humorssic, by George schlieHarth; "Vnlse
Sempiice.' by $. 6. Pratt: and '.The Turkeys
PATROL" by George Sch;ctTurth.
Chicago: Root IL Sons Music Company
" Farewell sung Ter cantrallo or baritone, hy
ZiteIl1 Cooke: "Illaby." song, by ]. ".
Dischor: " Como to Nc Now, Ny Dearest" song
Ut, PASTORAL by $. e. Pratt: :" Hoping" duet
or solo, With chorus. by VIII t. Martin-
New York: William Il. Pond Co. ChicnEo:
Chicago Music Company" The Reason Why"
song, by jacques Blumcnthal; "Mnssa. Amt tie
Ole iiomc iuncly?'' son. and chorus. by II. T.
Dauks: Mic Amor" ro,nanzu for soprano or
tenor" hy Elwnru Hoist; "Amoye." SONG hy
F. PaoIl Tostl: nud "swcct Little letter from
Over the Sea-" soig and chorus, by John +.
ItuticdEe,
, 1881-02-20

Henry Stull became seriously involved in st.
Louis through his boastfutncss. While drunk.
late ut night. hc entered Il h;lrroum and declared:
that he had just killed man. I'm harmless as
4 turtlc-dovc w1.ctl let alonc,' said he. 'but
when they crowd ME I'm terror. Three men
attacked me in tue street. and killed one with
knife. ioull see it all in the papers to-1nor-
row. He showed the Knife washed it and his
hands cnreul1y. aud mnlc I'll tho men and
tray him. His story was pur;. 1crtou: but it
happened that 4 man had l,ecn stabbed to
death in the sumo neirhbnrlIoud. Stull was ar
rested, and it wus with difficulty that he proved
bis innocence.
, 1881-02-20

The tweuty-ftth concert Of the Lewis-Eich-
helm series will be given nt Hershey Hall on
Thursuay afternoon NEXT, with tho following
prnRTnm:
L.. quintet, Op. l14. .oCnupEit
Miss In1erso2L Messrs Lclcis Alien, Ec|lteim, ami
Glass.
= q. l8nZQLa.. 1EAH
IL.
Nr- LEtCis-
8. Andante and variations from the Quar-
tet in D.---...--...--.--..--.-. ccnuOeFL
Mess7s. Rosc'abcckcT, 41fuls3enIrtc}., Alien, and
E.ichhcim.
1. Song, When the Heart Is Young" so. Buck
Miss Stocking. ....
5. Serenade. ....-.. Eolckmnun
1fT. EicAheini.
, 1881-02-20

Browns Bronchial Troches will instantly re-
lieye a cough, . cold, or hoarseness. Is cents.
, 1881-02-20

Weakness and sickness changed to health and
stran.:th With Hop BItters, always.
, 1881-02-20

l1nSMturt,r night to Gilman optr
Etr eltEFuay Ei.hI runs TO teoria ou1E
Wabash, st. Louis r. Pacific Railway.
Depot corner Stewart ana Archeeays- trWenty
ST. archcE-HE. ears via Sta.e-st run 10 the depot
I!Gket QnIE. = CIark.st=
, 1881-02-20

St. Louis j. Texas Express
81. LOUIS = Texas t'asl Limo, ,,,.,
Cairo 4 New Ucitats EXPRESS.
New U-ieaE3 = Texas Fast r.
Springfield h1pGeS5.. 5.....,
Syria.aelu Nl..us E.IpresS ,.
Feoris.. Burlington 4 heosYk,..
fPeoria, Buriiu.stl s keOkuk. :.
Pontiac j. C..atswoT4il Express,
CIlatsworth Express. ......,..,,..
Giln!an pnssenEar....,
Dubuque Il sioux City Express, !.
Dubuque K Sioux Csrs EXPRESS,
, 1881-02-20

LUn Sundays Ills tt1tu IGdTeS III 3:l1p IL
f1..~--,, Rock I.fnnd q f'a~'f. K~Nrr.t
Depot, corner at Van Buren nnd SheEmanrt 1iu iEx.
Oiccs ST Cl,rk-ss~, Sherman House, Falmef 5!oaA
EIEud Iuc!uc uo.e. aud Is Canal corner Aalaso1
, 1881-02-20

'|Tna EIGftOHS GeEu9
Of,TFo1an warriors and OF bFuss-ctad Greeks"
And we can walk through the "Scenn Gates
where Hector Ut the "gceming helm" took i
last farewell Of the fair" lAndromache. Sure
1y these glorious memories ure not all the mere
fnncies OF u poets mind! Surely the war ri
Troy must be real hlstoryl Surely this IS Troy
itself, dismatitled and burnt by tho fury Of the
victorious GreekBl
, 1881-02-20

LEAVE | ax4hA
---,----
hansas City, Denver i Pueblo *le:Q pm 2:3opa
LIns..s CITY, Sanll Fo i DeuveI Y:u. n :1:4Asa
ot Louis SprtnxueIu u ItIa5.... g:U N ''1:nD
Mobile u t.ew Orleans Express .. VII nm Tsp
et. Louis Springfield + TaxAs %. SD nm TIA
keoria- Hurtin.- East Express. sy:lI an t:5r
ton = heohux tx via Chenoa 9:}} pm i:@a-
Pekln Il Peoria EK. via JoiicL.... 9ul n" s:45pM
StreAtOr, LAcGn Wash nst'n Ex. rsE!.:} p ~ pa
Joliet Dwight -acco:umuda lou. i 5:b pmt' sl0sa
, 1881-02-20

no,o, J.,rn,T,h-st nt,r sEte Ticset-uhces: ~ -
st,utn Clark-.t, Il ElArk-st. and GrAta fsea1s' ~
Palmer House
, 1881-02-20

Michigan Central RnilroaI
Depot foot of IaKe-s.- and foot OF
Ticket O:lec. G Ciark-st. southeast corner q haa
doiph, Grand PACING Hotel; und ut Palmer House.
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All o. Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels---l l-S inch sxles.
Orr's Concord side-spring bugeies AT
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Sarvsn wheels.
Buy. your buggies at w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler u Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-sprinc
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
20 and see Orr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send Tor prices
list.
Orr sells the bes. buggies for the money in
he worla.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phstons
and spring wagons.
If you want to buy family carriage send
or Orr's catalogue sHd price list
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

Special Meeting of the Stockholders
and Directors of the Texas a. st,
Louis Railway v.

Notice Is hereby given That special meet
ting OF the Stockholders and Directors OF the
Texas II ST. Louis Railway Company will be
held at the Office of said company, IN the city
of Tyler, Texas, on the eth day of July, 1851,
In pursuance t, resolutions 10 that effect,
which We're adopted atu meeting Of the Drec-
tor OF said company, held In tho conrany's
Office at Tyler, Texas, on the 27tn day of April
1881. which alers foilowe:
"REs1 LIVED, That special meeting OF the
Stockholders of thes Texas =. st. Louis RI l.
way Company be, and the same IS hereby
called to take piece ut he General Once o
the company, T'"Gr, Al 10 o'clock,
ON the 9th day 81 au.! 40. Z take into con-
sideration the proprie'y OF increasing the cap
| ital stock of said company, and to increase
the same so as to make the said capital stock
| an amount not exec ding the sum OF Twelve
Million Dollars. as may be dete mined by
| the stockholders at said meeting, the same TO
| include and cover al. stock which has here
| toforc been issued; and furtl or to auth rizr
| the issuance and disposition OF the Bonds oil
h said hallway Company the said bonds TO
| be In such an amount, and be payable ut such
time and place, and TO bear Interest at such
rate per annum, IA The said stockholders may
then agree upon,and to authorize mortgage or
mortgages OF the Railway and other property
| of the company to secure the payment OF said
bonds and the interest thereon; and for the
transaction vi such other business rs may
| legitlmaely come before said meeting.
"RssoLvEp, That q meeting Fl the Board OF
| Directors of the Texas Il st. Louis Rail-
way Company be. and the same 10 hereby call
| ed Ito take place ut the Office Of The company,
In the city of Tyler, 1exaa, at 10 O'Clock m, =,
on the 9Th day of July. lssl, for the transact
ton Of general business of the company, and
especially for the purpose or carrying out and
| giving effect to the actions of the stockholders
In ipcl easing the stock, and prov idlng for the
issuance Of bonds Of said company, aud merit
cages TO secure the same"
= CHAs. T. BONNER,
Secretary.
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Notice tophys,c,.r. and r.m,,,..

am making specially of fine, old and
pure liquors, for medicinal purposes. have
IN stock. in bottles, 4. Mestresu & Cos. 8
iei brandy, q years old, Otsrd brandy.
10 years old; old peach brandy, extra ine:
London Dock, old Jsmsics rum; De Ruy,
ier's Arrow brand, old Holland GIN, Nectar
Bourbon % years old, Jsmiscn's Irish.whisky,
years In bond in the city of Dublin, Loeb
ha'rinee,, "Thistle' brand Scotch whisky, 6
years old, and Cream of the Highland whis-
Ky, Fort wine, private stock, so years old, Dry
Union port, Is years old, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Red Rhinewine, Duff Gordon, xxx Golden
sherry, Benedictine cordial, McEwen Scotch
ale, Burke's Guinness Dublin Stout, Cam
treii \ Cos Belfast (lrish) Ginger ale, Piper
heldsieck champagne, Motifs Sparkling
champagne, cider, quarts and pints, ali
kinds OF wines and liquors by quart or gallon.
Also a full stock OF fresh canned goods.
staple and fancy groceries,
Respectfully,
HF. HJaHE.,
Grocer, 720 Elm st
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j. ID. CraM fnrd,s Fifth Scasan

With Messrs. p. Pieilfer & Co., 476 Broad
way, New York. l take pleasure in giving
notice to my friends and the trade generally
of northern and eastern Texas that I will
call upon them at an early day with a mag
niacent lire Of fall and winter clothing which
| shall offer at extremely low prices, and
trust they will withhold their orders in my
line until they have inspected my splendid
stock, which has been manufactured ex-
pressly for the southern trade.
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From Gainesville.

The Lindsay house sample room, in Gaines
vile, is one of the most elegant saloons in
North Texas. Mr.. Ed. Dryer, the proprie-
tor, has taken special pains to make it at
tractve, and to this end keeps nothing but
the very finest brands of pure sour mash,
hand made WHISTLES; his wines and liquors
are all imported, and his cigars of the best
brands of Havana and domestic manufacture.
lie has also a billiard room attached, and his
sample room is now fashionable resort of
Gainesville. To those visiting that town, Ed.
extends cordial invitation to call and see
him, assuring all that he will kindly greet
them with the best of everything in his line
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
Valuable Plantation for Sale

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 In
cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanizen
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and water cd
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Carrolton depot
One of the best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms TO suit purchaser.
For further information, apply TO
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
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Cheaper than ph,sicinu.s Bi,ls

"a thing of beauty is joy forever"
What Is IL? Something prepared for women
only, and used by them clusively, 1t Is
adapted especially to cases where the womb.
Is disOrdered, and will cure all Qualities
of the "mensen'' or "monthly cours rs" by
restoring the DISCHARGE, whether acute GA
chro' ic, in every instance.
Bradleld's Female Regulator "woman's best
friend" is prepared by DR.. j. Bradheld,
Atlanta, Ga price 81 90 per bottle. sold by
all druggists. Wholesale by Thompson,
Schott i 90, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

English Female Bltiers imparls red blood
to a slckly womans cheeks and strength to
her muscles, by giving an appetite, aididg d.
restlon and building up the system. All
sickly women who need never-iailing ie'
male regulator, will be delighted with Its
prompt action. ills adapted to single or mar
vi, al indiaa
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Any woman who feels poorly and is full oil
aches and pains once month, should not
hesitate to use Dr. Dromgoole's Engiish re-
male Bltters. 1t will restore you to health.
viii build you up, and enabley You to go ahead
with your daily duliea, 1t cu'esten'J ear-oio
complaints.
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An Entcrprising Man :

Numerous Hattering testimonials show
what M. Strickland s. Co., Of Galveston
ave accomplished in their line OF business
Their photographic work 10 inferior 70 none
hnd their JOB printing and binding depart
ment are the most com plete In Texas. II Is
moi necessary 10 send your work away from
home. for NJ. Strickland & Co. can do u as
we'll and as chesply as northern houses. Send
to them for estimates and samples and be
copv;ncod.
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French Hotel.

Southeast corner of the public square,
Greenville, Texas.
The rooms are large and well ventilated.
Everything in the house is new, handsome
and comfortable. Large sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel is conducted
on the European plan. Travellers can get
their meals to order at any time of the day
or night.
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SHANDY,
Manager.
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Manhood Restored .

A victim of early imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, etc., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy. has dis
covered simple means of self-cure, which he
will send free TO his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. Il. Reeves, 4S Chatham street, New
York
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Sour stomach and heartburn are cured with
one dose Of Bailey's Saline Aperient, and for
those who are troubled with halitual oonstlps-
tion, 1t is delightful. lfyou are going to take a
Trip by all means carry bottle with you. 1t
Is dry powder
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Big Springs.

The frat tent erected in Big Springs was
by Peter Bruin, who opened it out as a res
taurant. Bruin is one of the best cooks in
Texas and he keeps two good assistants. He
serves up bis dishes la Francois, and his
table contains oil the market affords. Spring
chickens specislty.