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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

The rsanscontinentsi CONSTRUCTION
Train Throws bowman Embsnit-
ment and Five Lsborers
Injured.

On Sunday last .de construction force on
the Transcontinental extension was trans
forrod from Fort Worth wheie they had
boon building enthusiastically TO Denton, to
build from the latter TO the former point, on
account of tho better facilities for securing
construction material over the Dallss IL
Wichita and Transcontinental lines.
The force had worked out from
Denton but thyee days, when
serious accident occurred. Tho construc-
ton train was proceeding from Denton TO tho
front when il wss thrown down an embark
men., carrying with Ii large number of
mon. Severed cara were demolished, and
Ave laborers injured: Mack Meadon, skull
fractured and conclusion of the BRAIN. in
jures believed TO be fatal @. V. Walker,
left leg broke and hip crushed; John Moran,
hips and back seriously strained; Owen
Donnelly, injured 10 back and both legs
Hugh Baker, injured 10 shoulders, hips, legs
and internally, thought to DO dangerous. All
were in the service of the American
improvement and construction company.
Aid was secured from Denton
and the unfortunate victims were extricnted
from under the cars. They were taken to
Denton and placed in temporary hospital
and placed undor tho care OF physicians.
The cause of the wreck was owing to tho
extraordinary length Of the double construc
ton cars now used. The train WAS moving
rapidly and ia rounding sharp corner on
the Dall.s s. Wichita the wheels Jumped the
rails, precipitsting the train rs frat stated.
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CHICAGO. TEXAS AND MEXICAN
CENTRAL.
The Building of the First Twenty-Five
Miles Let TO Chicago
Syndicate.

A letter has been received from Daniel "a.
Hale, president, stating that he had let the
building Of the first twenty-five miles of the
Chicago, Texas and Mexican Central railway
TO syndicate known as the Chicago and
Texas construction company; that this
includes all the work of finishing the road
ready for tho cars, including grading, uelng,
bridging and ironing. The second section
of twenty .iiye"U lies will be lot immediately.
Tho president expresses the utmost conli-
dence that he will complete
fry miles, and will have cars running
by tne 1st of noIt January. The Chicago
construction company have undertaken the
immediate work of building the whole road
through TO Mexico and north to st least the
Choctaw line, but will aub-let the track to
contractors. In order TO complete the 1rss
fly mites at the earliest possible date. 1T Will
be let out in short divisions OF not more than
one mile Colonel Robb and Chief Engineer
Waite returned yesterday morning from
Alyarado. Colonel r. located two local
depots while absent. AT tue headquarters OF
the ro.d in this city it is thought the work OF
throwing dirt will begin on the lst OF April
and cannot be delayed more than few DAYS
beyond that time.
Following is the letter from Daniel Il.
Hale, president, to T. L. Marsalis, esq.,, one
of the directors of the road
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 7, 1881.
L. L. MARsALIs, esq. Dallas, Texas
Your favor of the End inst. is before me
and 1 hasten to reply. Matters pertaining to
the construction OF the road are ell progress.
ing aa fast q. practicable. Twenty-Five miles
of the line has been let to construction
company here who not only grade but iron
and equip it complete.
That company viii be in DAllns as soon as
specifications in detail are ready TO sublet
the work as fast as the line is ready.
The first fifty miles will not only be
graded, but roned and in running order by
Yours Very truly,
DANIEL II. HALE.
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Dr.. Kings ByphiIltic Kennedy ID guafan
teed 10 cure syphilis In tho primuy, recon.
Diary and iorttsry stages, and In oil Ito vnrled
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases Of yenerjal Diseases, cases which
hsvo resisted the treatment OF tho most emf
nent physicians Of America. II cures the
lrst stage and heals the ulcers In fow days.
II cures ulcers 10 tho mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms and legs; also, hard pains In the
bonee and joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
In a short time. Price, $500 per package
cont everywhere by express. A treatise on
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North 9TH street,
ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dinebeer makes chronic dis
eases specially. you arc afflicted with
no no matter what, coll or what.
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state sunday school Convention

The eirth annual meeting of the State
Sunday school convention will be held in
the city of Austin, beginning on the last
Tuesday (26) Of April at O'Clock in the
evening. ~ -.
1t is urgently requested that each ana
every Sunday school in Texas, irrespective
of denomination, be Represented and fully
reported, as it is desired that We be able to
make complete exhibit Of the Sunday
school work of Texas TO the Io.ernationM
convention which meets at Toronto. Canada,
on the 22d of Jane next. BLANKS for reports
may be had by applying to me at Dallas.
Eminent Sunday school workers rom
abroad will be with us on that occasion.
The railroads will be aslSod to extend the
usual courtesy TO delegates.
County papers please copy this notice.
t. JOHN Q. STORY,
Sec. State Sunday School Convention.
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.c.,s,e1hsef Cs1rht.

J.H Copeland, Who vas lefs here few
DAYS AGO al the station house BY thss sheriff Of
Hsmpstssa.' Arkansas who vAs conveying
nm 70 Elln county. where be is wanted 70
answer 70 lhs charge Of csifs stealing vss
.-.,sfs-rsd 10 the county jail yesterdsy Tor
~. ke.ping. HegH arrested ~ he snerln
- = 6escrption cent bin by The sherin Of
FIlis county IN Polk county. Arktnsss, 20
-rflire this for with bis prisoner ne sneIin
s..~r;r-f ! t>isrrsrn from me Of his dapuiie' :,
5.l,d NJ AIisisr, Indisn NsH1n, telling nm
n rcr,e Il one - be hsd irrilrd nan Who
- ecrnmifssd -surdnr n Hsmp..ea1 county
- "A, rtsie. several yeffs ago. Copelan1 ,.
f.-e e-.i.in9 ths srrissl Of tbs -sher.1 o.
FIs cr'urig.
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oh. Yyhat q Ceughl

Will you heed the warning? The signal
perhaps of the sure approach Of that moro
terrible di.enee, Consumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford for the sake Of sewing
so cents, to run tho risk and do nsthing for
it. We know from experience that Sbiloh's
Cure will cure your cough 1t never fails.
This explains why more than Million Bot
ties were sold the pat year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth
ers, do not be without it. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Hickox Sc House, Druggists, sos
Main street. DAlas
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Many young girls are unfit for active life, and
thousands of mothers drag out miserable
existence on account of peculiar female
weakness which they absolutely refuse to cure
They are full OF aches and pains, are poor
weak, freil creatures. Irregular each month,
with pale fl ces, glariny eyes, fhe' cred nerves
and almost worn out constitutions. Apower-
decentralization has been prepare | by the med
zeal profession, for the ours OF tn SO seriousie-
male complaints, andi. action is pronounced
wonderful. Itis known as DR.. Dromgoole's
English Female Bltters.
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Juit open the door for her and Mira. VIM
slow wild prove the American Florence
Nightingale of the Nursery. or this we are
so aure that We viii teach our "Sosy" to say,
"a blessing on Mrs Wipslow' for helping her
to survive ans escape ths gripping, coliciRg.
and teething seige. Mrs Windows Sooihi <
Syrup elieves the child from pain, auh cures
dS sept terry and dlarrhoea. 1t sOftena the gums,
reduces inflsmation, cures wind cole, aad
carries the infantpaiely through the teethins
period. IL performs precisely what IL pro-
fe sses to perform, evcr7 part of ic--nothing
less. We have never seen Mira. Wipslow-- know
her opIy through the prepars tion Of her
''Soothing Ayrip for Children Teething F" If
we hal the power we would max G her, as she
is, s ply steal saviour tn tho infsnt race Sold
by all druggiEts. % cents n bottle.
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The advertisement of DIR. Harter's Iron
Tonic" by the Hsrter Medicine company OF
ST. Louis. will be found in the paper. Tnis
aIrop Tonic" is a blood purifier, curing dys-
nepsia and kindred diseases. By the sccom-
plishmenf Of this sort Of good Samaritan
ro,t "a relieve, the distressed, the suffering
snd the mi,ersblc, ard carries blessing 20 the
hesrts and minds Of the fEoe-begone hesd
he Advertisement and tfy the medicine II
won s-e one of the sling.
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o;nie Apdi o, 1872, end died in Dallas
County. Iexas, January 10, 1881.
AZ Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, he received
q liberal English education. In Tennessee
he married Martins Il. King, January 2,
1870 In 1866 be came to Texas and inn
,,yoved the place on which he died. In 1859
Fla wife died, leaving family of ten children.
The Youngest preceded him to the, grave,
but the Others are intelligent and consistent
Christians. and among our hest citizens.
He Joined the NJ. j. church, south, in
1860. He was an Intelligent and worthy
citizen uen of energy and upright In his
dealings: punctual in attendance upon TIE
means of grace, and faithful in the perform.
ance of his religious duties. Owing to deaf,
ness he could not hear prGaching, yet he was
ALWAYS in his seat. Truly were the words:
6Godlinees is profitable unto all things
verified in his life He had
never been confined to his bed day
| from childhood untilthe summons came thai
}called him home During his illness OF nj
! teen DAYS his sufferiugs were intense, but he
Nbore them as o true Christian colder. Not
\ cloud of Inconsistencies passed over his
MIND during his entire iickness. He told me
week before his death all would soon be
over; that the future Yves bright, and
hs wished soon to go and DO at rest
I was called three days before his death
to his bedside to administer the Lords sup
per He was too weak to talk, but his face
expressed tha peace of God. He has passed
t, his reward. Afflicted children, Gods
grace Will be sufficient FOR you, and ere. long
If you arc faithful you will meet YOU, loved
father in the world of brightness and blessed
ness.
That fsthsr Gear has passed away,
TO yOn bright home above,
Where heavens pure eternal day
Reflects bayior's love.
U. B. THOMAS.
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os4s Dcwt ana Attempt .
rob n Countrynsau.

ONION, johu, who was releasco
b q few weeks ago. where be had
lSr.sttempting to rob stranger,
4 Yesterday morning by Deputy
ll5litb, bn the charge Of attempting q
lIar game oh countrymsn, named 4. )
$o,den. FARMER who resides In the eastern
Dart of this county. The prisoner WIS taken
before justice Price, who fined him only
So5 and cost for his dastardy assault, tne
intent of viii )h was robbery.
The facts In tho ease. rs learned Dy
HERALD reporter from Golden, are IN pre-,
"a follows: He had como to the CITY, ana
intandinp remaining over during the nlght'
Nod onne 20 Thompson's variety show TO
baya y vtlle fun. He wined and lunched
several Of the girls of this. place, and it was
ruben No maid his bill that Solomon, who
had been hanging around, saw that he had
MONEY He az once began to importune him
70 take spin rsound in his back,
which he finally concluded to DO, solomon
telling him thai he was going to drive MN
out 20 tho Long Branch, house OF lll'fame.
When he arrived at the corner OF Sycamore
and Elm streets Solomon stopped his team
and dismounted from his box with the re-
mark that he had broken . epring OF Inc
heck. and asked Golden TO get out and Assist
bi.u in repairing it, and never once susspect-
jng anytbing wrong, no got out to 40 20,
when Solomon caught him in the
sbirt collar with his left hand and struck
him n fesrlul blow over the right
ave with some hard subaancehe thinks brsss
kynucks, Which knocked hin down, AS ne
srose solomon caught him By his coat
collar and was following up the assault, when
he slipped out of his coat and ran of. AT
tbis iGneturo the hackteain getting fright,
ened y The scufie ran offup the street ard
vera caught by Bob Lowry, a typo, woo
turned ,iism over to Solomon. DALLAS mas
beau afflicted with characters OF ms hk iopg
a anon and ,his case especisllY,'if there be
ANYTHING in II, calls for more than a twenty
five dolar fine.
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Court of Appeals

The following is the assignment of causes,
n the court of appeals at Austin for the
torn beginning on the first Monday in April
1881:
First sssignment-Two weeks, commence,
ing Monday, April 4. 1881, are ASSIGNED for
hearing causes from the counties of Archer,
BAYLOR. CLAW, Cooke, Collin, Dallas, Denton,
Ellis. Fsnnin, Grsyson, Greer, Hsrdeman,
Knox. Lamar, Montague, Parker. Tarrant,
wichita. Wilbarger, Wise, Wheeler.
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pyspepsin and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of IS cents
to free yourself of every symptom of there
distressing complaints? If you think SO call
az our store sud get bottle Of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guer-
sntee on il. Use accordingly. snd if it does
you mo good, it win cost you nothing Sold
by Hickox & House, Druggists, 605 Main
treet, Dallas.
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Excitement i'm wall street,

Csused by one of the brokers drawing
hail Of The capital prize in sbe Common
wealth Distribution Co. Next drawing,
March 31st. Send on your orders and be in
time for this months drawing. Whole
tickets, So 00 halves, 81 90; II tickets,
$50 90; IS tickets $500 90, Address 4. M.
Boardmsn, Oourier-Journal Buling, Louis
villa Nv
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Ro.Uulon Extrnordinary

Yesterday, ia thu course Of business, MIR.
r. P. Aunspsugh, OF this city, had occasion
TO introduce to zach other Mr.. Thomas j..
Pollard, of this county, and General James
M. Goggin, of Waller county. A converse
ton ensued, in which those gentlemen recog-
nized each ether as having been born on
adjoining farms, in Bedford county, Virginia,
PLAYED toge.aer and went 10 school together,
and In all their early years close friends
For forty-seyen years neither had known
ANYTHING of the other TIE meeting was
not only reiuvenating and celebrating to the
gentlemen themselves, but excited lively
interest IN tho bystanders, most
of whom were born since
they separated. A HERALD reporter
was presen,, cod wis se1 ueed inso .he goDoiai
feeling ofiDteres;. Hs knew, as most OF our
paople do, Tom Pollard, but felt Yankee
ciifSitY 20 know something more of General
Goggsn, and up lied his pump on that gen.
tlelnsA with the following result: Goggin
came 10 Texas when about Is, in the year
1888. ana became q lieutenant In captain
Mark Blows company. fret regiment OF
the regular army Of Texss, and SO remsined
until 1871, when, from ill-health, he returned
10 Virginia. During the civil war ne rose 70
the rank Of brigsdier- general, but was
almost Immediately afterwards captured and
Imprisoned on Johnson's Islend, until the iirst
surrender. Sons years since bis carly love
returned. and he came back TO Texas, set
Ting on plantation 10 Waller county,
where he now resides, though business calls
him 10 Houston large part Of the time. DE
Is brother Of the well known ex-congress-
man ffom Virginia, William L. Goggin.
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why are Won out of sorts. never ablo TO tell
folks that you are well2 Tep 20 one It's All
ctussd n fhs frsf place by habitnal con tipa.
ton, which no dOub luaily caused dcitng q
lianevs and liver. The rnre cure for cpDeti-
patio d Is the celebrates Kidney-Wort. ~ IL
also appetite remedy for ell kidney and liver
diseases. Thousands are cured by IL every
month. Try 10 at once
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The standard Cure Co., No. ia Nassau
St, New York City, will send to any person
afflicted box of Emory's Standard Cure,
Purely Vegetable, Cream Coated Pills) u
(never failing remedy for fever Ague, Bilious,
ness and all Malsrial diseases, Standard Cure
contains no Qainine, Mercury, or Poisons
OF auy kind.
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We have speedy and positive cure Tor
Cstarrh Diphtheria, CAuker Mouth and BEAD.
ache in Shloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal
irisctor free with each bottle. Use it if you
desire health and sweet breath. trice So.
cents. Sold by Hickox & House, Druggists,
COS Main street, Dgllss.
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NnAR MAR1HrrA, GA, March 9

NEAR MARIETTA, GA, March u, 1879,
Some months ego bought u bottle OF Brad
family with the utmost satsfscLion have rs
commended Ii TO three other families, and they
have foand il juht what 1t is recommended
The Females who lave used the Regulator ara
now IN perfect health, end sblv to attend TO
their household duties. We cordially recon-
mend it TO the public.
Sold by all druggists. wholesale by
Thompsa ., bott q Co., Dallar.
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~ l~rf cost no rIlre itan an lrferior artlfle.
- - fhs ense uIlh rLACENEI4L't ~ =
GRANT DURHAN BI' IL SMOKING IOb8t-
90. q 4 10y n 80 = by 81 srntAefs an'nln
ffsI.t On hasirg q. Year dealer keefs -
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A victim of esrly imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, ETC., nav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered simple means Of self-cure, which no
will send free TO his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. Ii. Reeves, 5S Chatham street, New
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For the month the averages per day were
719 accidents, 0.97 killed and 0.ol ipluIed;
for the yea- they we're 81 accldenls, WI
killed and IS injured. The average cssnl-
lies per accident we're, for the month, Obs
killed and sl6 injured; for the year, o.27o
killed and 1052 injured.
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.,eaah Of Richard ". GoIdthewsite.

This promineai lawyer and highly sppre-
cinsed citizen died last evening between 8 and
10 o'clock. We have no time 10 chronicle
his lifs-dseds, but in bis death the commu-
nity viii be shocked. As husband, father,
sdvocass and friend be hsd 20 superior, and
the sudden death which has crushed family
viii STROUD city in gloom. Gentle but
decided. unpreientious bat recognized,
devoted b Bis profession but no less 70 his
friends, hiz Ices viii not only be deplored but
deeply felt None knew him but 70 love
him. and those Who knew him best
loved him. most IL purity Of lIte and
= spotIs,s retasl rs passports TO the
better land heyoDd the grave
Richard G0ldth unile il supremelg oiest. mr..
G0lsthsrsiss sss ihsrszn Of United states
6ensfor, Judge Gol1tbe~aiie y Aisssms,
lsielv deceased With untiring energy and
lns legal discrinIins.ion, ne had already al
tsius5 enninsni success. and bis future would
have been bui q riumphsl msrLh- But a
broken cIIlurnn vii riss from he tomb fns
the promises of hfs I'll Be supplautsd oy
fhs hopes Ct rrsndrr rewards thst We arc
told srif ne god and ho1orabia Ser-
rioas vii b. had q; biz residences on NC
KinnrT avorus Il 80 p. m t-dty. $50 ~
rsrn.irs t1sfl g. Alaosms On NE go south
fcur1 fra1r a. ne D-rirfi-
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Won are saa and g,oneIy,

Ard ms ali on account Of your Indigestion
BROWNS PLPsIN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with the active principles OF diEes
ton, gives tone TO the ~ tenn and cures dye
pspsia. For sale by Iioyt & cofin aud W
Howell Bro, DALAI, and BY all druggists In
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E-V. Drs. Jeter, Eroa .dus, Dickinaon-Bap.
IL IL endorsed ~ the direct personal tesu-
mony of men OF national fame ana Of strictest
OF SPEECH tie not too much 70 say that no
medicine ever mad snch support In lite favor ae
a specinc ghe word of any one OF ths emil
urt. dirinps who unie-wr'te tNls IN ''dn,e w
dvspespsi. has deserved welght. Their uni ed
witness jlinsd with the'experlmsnted,u se a q
the aoproval OF lie preparation by well tnown,
physlciaus removes Ill dOubt.it Ia Deyopn All
QUESTION wonderful therapfntictl agent
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
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Ts.t tue soA Grand Drawing Of the Con
rnnurcrlth Disiribution 90. comes On
n.rch slst Whols tickets. g %, hslyes.
81 90. Hsnit By us1 o. erprsss 70 X. -
B1r-5msn, C7ursr-JournI BuldinE. Lou
srr1IIr Ew
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Habitu.l costiseness, the cause Of 20 msnJ
troubles. lownsls Of Spirits, dlrxlnets ~ m
head las 81 memory, indifestlOns na-ulence.
henlIrr Of he he1rt. nervousness, All lnt-e ~
cnrsd ~ Giles I'm rr0ved nandraks Plls-
Giles Pills cure govt
sold bT al drurEfsrs. Send for pamphlet.
DT. 6IIEs.
I'D West Broadway, New York.
- ~ t. rnmfn.
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eFor the sp-sdJ cure - spern'.'orrn's~, -
= r,-,.u1-- "a r-srote -. r-1sf 1rurrIrls
- o. r..rIIrIn.s We HIst r. 'ol ms
-. f.Ir~ rI|rIfrarI1n- -. NI-'t
r.---~.I - rn.fIfnrs. ~ ma "a. = w-tn
- 90 -. - L1uls. 10
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. Pure ana Ereeti,e HAIR Dressing.

oocoslne. a compound Of Cocoanut OH,
beauties the hair and is sure 10 slay all iich-
ina and irritation Of The scalp
The superiority q Bunstt's FlAvoring Er-
tracts consists In their perfect purity ana
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Waco. -roxRs. May %, 1873.
~rPolk, Miller q O. .-Plesse ind enclosed 81,
for which wish rcu a. send me az once Us
vsine 10 your exec Lent Vet Po sket Dysrersla
Core Nv wife II very n and Ia 'he only
thing that helps her tnhI can find. honrs,
DAVID r. DAVIS.
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Ealror Richmond Christian Advocate:
IRIS remedy Is OF tried virtue. Ihave eees
dyspepsia cured completely by IL. itteems 20
h, an Antidote 20 our "nstlonal disease.
The Ingredients are not kept by the apotheca-
ries and have been difficult TO got.
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--nsc,ofs Ylis I<ssf0r.Err cua ne-Vc1
F,fritr. - csrl1ltts 81 E-ns IN s-ge'.
frmert n nnothe- ccI1r.1-
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Use Browns Vegetable Liver Pails.
The Western Remedy for biliousness and
nick headache. All druggists sell them.
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the Florence Nightingale of the MUIR


The following is an extract from letter
written TO the German Reformed Messenger,
at Chambersburgb, Pen ::
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Abcuf ore yer go FeIir Osborne no
rs q tts tine 's iss1t q uis county,
disoo1s-s1 us ihsrs sc ITO in1iansrt'
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Agents and Canvassers
Make from SOS to $50 per week selling goods for
f. G. RIDEoUr n CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York send for their Catalogue and terms.
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railroad Accidents.

For the year ending with January the
record is as follows:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

Rev. DR.. Mangum, Prof. Urlv. N: G.
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