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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

Get your job printing done at the HERALD
steam job printing office. All work execu-
ted with artistic taste, and at the shortest
notice, Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Pickles, sauces and every kind of condi
ment, at A. Bond q Co., Main streets
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Browns Vegetable Compound
Cures Billlousness and Sick headache,
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Knit goods Of every description, and OF
the latest manufacture, can be found at A.
& Il. Mittenthal's.
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Teas, coflees, sugars, spices, canned
goods, butter, eggs, pickles, sauces, etc, In
endless variety, at A. Bond & Co., 4O3 Main
street.
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The best fare and accommodations in
Texas furnished for $3.50 per day at Kents.
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Do you wear the PUNISHABLE bootp

1fyou want to get q good heavy blue
flannel shirt, go to A. & Il. Mittenthal, SOC
Elm street.
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Lottery.
Persons desiring tickets in the Louisiana
State Lottery will find il to their interest to
order through &, A. Webster, at 705 Elm
street.
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The great tea.store is at A. Bond & Co.
403 Main street.
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A trial of Kent's Hotel cuisine proves hin
ahead OF all competition in Dallas.
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Housekeepcrs who desire to practice
economy in table expenses would do well to
call on Bond & Co., 403 Main street, and
examine their stock of fresh groceries, can
ned goods, etc. Goods delivered free.
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Call for Hunstable boot.

Browns Arnica salve
Heals ulcers, cuts, burns, and innsmed
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Dallas Stock Yard Feed Store, LILO Elm
Street,
Keeps always on hand oats corn, hay and
BRAN. Cow feed, such as crushed corn, oats
and barley. Better for horses and cows
than barley. Feed delivered free to any
part Of the CITY. j. l.. FUDGE & Co.
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lotteries.
La. S. T..


The only Lottery Of any State of the unionen-
autseu by a vote of the people and under late
ueclSion OF The I. $ supreme Court at Washing-
mn, me only Legal Lottery now In he
OnlIe1 states, all other charters having been
.-nea,sI or having no existence - - -
A-Ssfhk5hbNDID OPP RIUNT Try is WV lTaPoE-
hgNh Grand Distribution Class M AT Nav
Monthly Drawing ~ -''-' A'''A
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
This institution was regularly ineorporaied
lot the term OF % years by the Legislature of me
STATE IN 1865 for educational and Charitable mr.
poses-witha capital of 200. O0O-to which il
mas since added rscrVe fund of sSSo oOo Ia
TINS contrac the inviolable faith ofthe state ,s
pledged, which pledge has been renewed Inv an
Overwhelming popular vote, securing lis iran
Der 2nd 1879 Twin
us Grand Single Number Drawings will tale
pace monthly; II never scales or postpones
LOOK az the following distribution:
GRAND PROM ENADE CONCERT.
dvring which Win take place the
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Extraordinary Sami-Annual Drawing,

Under the personal supervision and management'of
Gen. q. II BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
'''" ee" JubAL A EARLY, of Virginia,
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Live merchants sell the Hunstable boot
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j. j. JONES.

W many years experience The complete in Northern
u 40 MAIN STREET, Opposite the George IoeD DA
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il could be known what amount the com.
paDy would have for distribution anon gst lis
stock kholdersf
We are told this provision IL impractica-
bic. IL may be 80, for we are not lawyers,
only plain businessmen aud citizens; but
In The discussion OF the best method OF Sc
curing suitable and rafable return to the
city for the PRIVILEGES conferred we were
willing 10 enter into new bargain with
this company, whereby, after an inventory
OF their property should be taken to pro-
perly start the new account, aud after
making an equitable allowance elch year
for depreciation and for repairs and the re-
placing OF disabled horses, the remainder,
IL any, should be divided between us in the
proportion OF nine.tenths for the company
and one-tenth for the city. These terms
can hardly be characterized as ruinous.r
IL the company made nothing we would
get Dolbiug, and II il made a dollar we
would get only ten cents. Could the prin-
ciple OF 4" live and let live be carried much
further?
CHARLES L. TODD, Chairman,
On behalf Of the Committee on Streets.
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Police Co"Rr.-Tbe following eases were
disposed OF yesterday
Charles johnson. charged with being
drunk and vagrant, was jailed in default
Of surety.
Henry Truepeuee (eoloredD was fined 81
for being drunk.
r. l.. Stratton, drunk and disorderly, was
required TO give surety to keep the peace
for SIX months. Committed 10 default.
Lucy Hill (colOred). charged with cursng
and abusing Matilda White. The case was
continued I'LL to-day.
CIajborne Thlmas, dl unk. jailed ia de-
fault OF surety.
Adam Vondeleher was fined s. for care
less driving aud iDiurIng one OF the street.
car horses.
Charles alias Henry Jones (colored), as-
sauIt and battery, was fined 50.
III. Lewis was fined 81 for firing pis-
tol IN the corporate limits.
Henry Grubbs and Il. w. ) mes were
fined 81 each for obslrucing the street "ith
their wagons.
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We Offer fOr sale a limited amount OF KItHiOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD PEh CENT.
GOLD BONDS due IN 1918 at par aud accrued Ia
tsrest These bonds scared Dy the cous0iioa ed
mortgage on the Richmond aud itsnviae aud Pisd-
mont railroads and the lease or the North czroiinA
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bouds. ss
the annual report II ~ rOmpany for the year g.
iDg 3O,h september, 1850, sh0we0 that the COM
pany had reduced us debt over ei5O-0C0 during
The TWO preceding years. besides adding largely -
"a, rolling stock aud machinery, and purchsslag
500 tons Or new rail-. For the six montos end
ing 80 h ADr' 1851. the net receipts OF the ON
pRny exceeded t24O,000 alter The payment Of Ia
trfesl. reUis, and Az other nxed ehyrges ousian6az
a arge amoaDt for eiaipment. seel rails. aud sd-
dtiOual wofk.sDops.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 co.
The rectiDts OF hts coiDpanv from carrying th>
mails Zoe iast Aprii show an Increase Of over 10
per cent. over same month of last yesr, aud from
Ireignt 0f 80 pr cent. Previous % Is, sf May 40
per eeat. 0f ths Atixn's and thsfioits lrstsns
business went ria the Carolina Central railroad.
NoS all rs through busipess goes by the kichmoud
and Dauvle railroad. whica viii add largsis 20 -
iucome. my III
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Churches Sunddy- There were services
At The different churches in the city sunday
morning. A. the Pres sbyterian church Rev.
Or. HiH, Of NOIlh Carolina. occupied the
pulp Sunday morning. There were no
services at this church sunday night. Rev.
Mr. james occupied the pulpit OF the Meth
odst church sunday morning. AT night
Rev. Mr.. Howard, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Woodward, the pastor. and Rev. Mr.. james,
conducted the services. Mr.. Howard
preached very touching sermon, ana when
be concluded several persons went up 70
the altar 70 be prayed for The church was
crowded sunday night. many persons be-
ing unable 10 obtain seats. Considerable
interest has been and is being manifested
in the meetings az his church. AT the
Meade Memorial and Baptist churches the
usual services were conducted by the regu.
lar pastors.
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change OF TIxE.-The committee who
have charge Of the knights TempIar eXcui'
sion on The Richmond and Aleghiny rai'-
road next Monday have changed zoe time
OF starting from to O'Clock A. VI. ms
chasge will give the ladies plenty OF ulhe
to get 10 the train with their children as II
is expected that the company VIII be ArXeIy
made up OF entire families. A large COM
mifiee OF Tempiars viii be ID attendanee
on tbe train and az the farm. who will lake
special care OF ladies' aud children without
escorts.
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Auction SALES THGS DAY.

r. u CITAFEfN & co. 81 p. ", commits toner's
sale Of the property on ihe southeast corner OF
Franklin and >haer streets.
GRUBBS \ WILLIAMS. ) T.. NJ. trustees sale II
a brick dw.liing anI lot on The north line OF
Venabie aotSetn Rose and Pink stree :.
GRUBBS < WILLIAMS. ) L. NJ. the large and 10
slra0lr framed dwelling az The northeast corner
OF Gay and Twenty fourth streets. aud vacant
lot adjoining.
FRANK d. HIIf 4 co. 81 u. NJ. lots on Grove
avenue adjoining the residence Of T.. :. Rose.
". l.. STAPLES & CO.. Il. W. valuable dwelling
ind vacant l0f attached on clay street be.wecn
tghth and Ninlh streets.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, 10 \. NJ. excellent cham
ber ana oiAer furniture, cooking stoves clothing.
e..
KINDRED 4 GALLON AZ. II W., 5000 grail-
bags. three des X. letter press. truck, &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. NJ, horses. variety
Of snc nn.uann Vnhlclr.. &c.
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Copy Of receipts for six months, eudir
August 1. 1850:
Disbursements over recei ilts............ sIls 22
Signed THOMAS L. HOWARD
Treasurer,
Sworn n October q, 1880.

treasurer.
Sworn to Octo ber 2l, 1880
From this statement it will be seen at n
glance that there are two classes OF eXpen-
diture. either one Of which would prOba-
bly, and both together would inevitably,
IL they are TO be continued, forever destroy
all hope OF the ciiy's participation IN the
Drotiis, no matter how successful the COM
pany may become. II the cOmpany is TO be
allowed TO use is receipts At will TO add to
it, equipment OF horses and rolllng->tOek,
" hich il undeniabIy the acquisition OF pro-
perty, aud charge the same Is operating eX-
penses, it might grow from company OF
ten ears into company OF one thousand
ears, and whilst il would grow one hundred
times richer than when il started. the other
party TO the o-partnerShip Qhe city, would
never receive farthing 30 long as this sys-
TEN Of keeping the accounts prevailed.
Nor would The city receive any profits
from its co-partnersnip il The company Is to
be permitted to hrst pay interest upon all
its bonded Indebtedness (swOllen perhaps
by years Of mismanagement and disaster,
aud represe stlng value thar DO longer
existsl; for the bOndhOlder would get in
terest 10 full upon his bonds, no matter at
how low a price he bought them, aud the
city would get neither profit or tax.
There can scarcely be question but what
this provision was Intended by the city and
accepted by the company as tar. II 30,
surely a tax should be paid before division
Of profits; and in order to secure bona
fde interest and division whereby the city
Should derive her Just share OF the earnings
provision was inserted In the new ordi-
nance setting apart 10 per centum Of the net
profits before the declaration Of any diyt-
dend upon the company's bonded debt or
capital stock.
Regarding this 10 per centum as tax
being in lieu Of property. or business
tax ought 1t not 10 be provided for before
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A RENEFACTRESG,

The following Is an extract from letter written
TO the GermrH Reformed Messenger, az Cham
bersbLrg, Pa
BENEFACTREsS.
Just open the door for he-, and Mrs. WISsLOw
will prove the American Florence Nightingale q
the Nursery. OF this we 20 sure thai we VIII
teach our "Susy" 10 say, "A Blessing on Mrs.
WfSsLOw" for helping her 10 survive aud escape
the gripping, collcking. and teeihug siege. MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child froin pain and cures dysentery aud diarrhpa.
IL soflens The gums, reduces Inflammation. cures
wind-cOc. and carries The infant safety through The
teening period. IL performs precisely what Il pro-
fesses 10 perform. every part Of i'--ho,hng less.
We have never seen Mrs. WGSsLow. know her
only through The preparation OF her " soothing
Syrup tor Children Teethiig" II We h8d me
power We would make her she IS, phy steal
ylour 10 the infant race. sold by all druggists.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. my 6-e)dlw
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HERRING N THE RWER.-Vhere was an
uuusual ruu OF herring in the river sunday
and MONDAY. They could be seen in schools
jn almost every part Of the falls and around
Mayo's island. strange as II may appear TO
.ome OF our readers, quite number OF
these nsh we're caught on Saturday after
noon by a gentleman while fishing OH OF
Mayo's island with a book baited with min
nows. They seized the mlnnow very much
like a rocktsh, aud afforded fine sport and
bit very rapidly. A few OF these nsh were
also caught by boys who were using worms
rs bait
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEaoRIAL.DAY AT OAKwoOD-FLORAI
OFFERINGs TO THE GALLANT DEAD.-Yester-
day was. IS we stated, memoria.day at Oak
wood, and no more lovely day ever dawped
upon our city. The air was mild aud pure.
and the rays OF the >un, while somewhat
oppressive about noon, were invigoratiug
10 the highest degree. TIE c0ol shades OF
the beautiful cemetery proved delicious
retreat. and as one SAT under them and en-.
Ioyed the fragrance Of flowers from the val
ley beyond and The sweet scent Of the new
tOrn vegetation be could not but enjoy the
surroundings and regret that the whole ctv
were not there 10 enjoy the day with him.
Owing 10 the scarcity Of flowers there
was not much attempt at decoration. but
the Skill and taste If the ladies made the
most OF the limited means at their COM
mand. The soldiers monumtni" WIS
literally decorated with blooming flowers,
wreathS. and other designs in evergreenS.
IL was found impossible TO procure a Suffi.
cheney for all the graves, and hence no >ys-
lemalic effort was made to honor each one.
There are many private lots in these
grounds, some Of them Handsomely en-
closed and well kept, with monument or
head stones 20 mark the spot where lie the
remains of the loved ones. These all
showed the presence OF affections hand.
and MANY Of ihe stones were tl>tefully dec
Grated with floral memeptOes.
The crowd was not - great as we have
sometimes seen on the grounds. vet there
WIS a gOOdly attendance present. and no
abatement OF interest in the sacred duty
which prompted them was apparent. The
patriotic spirit which they exhibited. and
their enthusiastic devotion TO duty, gave
sao 4 81.
hearts Of the participants, and one which
viii never be suffered 10 lapse or ole out 80
long a. there Is one heart which beats re-
spOnSlye 10 that OF wife or mother mourn
ing in flr-qway land for the loved and
lost. Let such an one know that the grave
Of her " daring" will ever be remem-
bered.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY ~ THE CITY OF RICH
MOSD, showing ages of decedenis. sex, and
color. with nativity. and annual death.rate
per I.00G inhabitants for the week ending
Nav 7ih:
Cause OF DEATH: AbscesS. l white; apo
pIeXy. white: cholera. mOrbus, l cOlOred /;
consumption, white, q cOlOred; cOnvul
SONS (ini3ntile), , colored; dyspepsia, l co.
lOred fever typhoid, white, colored ;
heart-diSease, white, l cOlored; nfauti-
eide, colored; iufIntie lOckiaw, color
ed measles, l white; old age, colOred :;
pneumonia, l colOred ; smallpox, color
ed tuberculosis, l colOred: unknown. |
cOlOred. Whole number OF deaths in the
city exclusive OF stIl-brths), -. Still
Births: M1le. white, | cOlOred; fe-
male, . cOlOred-tOtal, 4. Age: one day
70 thirty, cOlored; one month to six,
colored; six months to twelve. > color
ed one year to three. white, , c0lored-
total, 8; tive Years 10 ten. l colored twenty
years TO thirty, white, 1 cOlored-tOtal, ) :;
thirty years TO forty, cOOred; forty years
10 fifty, colOrrd fifty years to sixty, l
white. c0lOred-tOtal, ;; sixty years to
seventy. white; seventy years 10 eighty,
3 white; ninety years 10 one hundred. |
colored: one hundred years and upwards.
l cOiOred. Condition: Single, > white, II
cOlOred-totai. IA; married, 4 white, 3 CO.
lOred-total, :; widowers, l white, > color
cd-tOla, 3 widows. l While, l colored-
total ,; unknown. l cOlored. NGtirity;
Richmond, II; other parts OF the United
S'ales. Il; Ireland. ,. Locality: Marshall
Ward. white, eOlOred-total. - Jefier-
son Ward, white, cOlored-IOtIl, 6 );
Madison Ward, white, cOIOred-t0ta, 3;
Monroe Ward. white. 3 colored Total, , :;
CLAY Ward. l white, 8 coiOred-tOtll, 4 !;
Jackson Ward, colored; almshou>e, co
lOred; peuitentary, 1 colored.
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ReqistraiiOp. The registratiou-books in
the several wards were opened yesterday.
Those who have become OF age since the
last election will be required to register in
order TO vote AZ the coming election. Per-
sons who have removed from one ward 10
another should see about their transfers.
The place Of registration for the First Ward
j. at the corner Of Fourth and Hui second
Ward az the market lhrd Ward al o.
ens's store; Fourth Ward at the corner Of
Eleventh aud Hull streets.
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FLORAL EKTERTAISNEHT.-The ladies OF
Park. pace Methodist church Will give
floral entertainment at Mozart Hall Friday
night for the be1ett Of Laurel.street Metho-
dist church. II is known as the "Carniva
Of Seasons and Representation OF Flow
ers. !, and will be given under the direction
of Professor Minor.
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MANCHEs TER AND VICINITY

Death Of JIr. Il0maS BriggS - Mr.
Thomas Briggs, one Of the oldest cit.zens Of
Che>teIt field, died at his residence, at Md
lothian. Monday. lie was past eighty years
OF age, and was we'll known in this city and
in the county. He was the grandfather Of
Mr.. Jonn r. Jewitt, Of Manchester. and al
one time was citizen of this place. The
funeral took place Yesterday.
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The ART Asso ocIATToH.- Tonight,
which is the closing night OF the eX,
hiLltlGn Of the Art Association. there WIZ
be given a promenade concert, ~ which
some nae talent. both vocal ana instru-
mental, will participate. This double attrae-
ton should not fall 70 draw out the Irieno'
OF the Association.
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Dolly VARDES EXCURSIONS TO RIVERSIDE
PARK -GeOerai 1ieket-Agent Barbour, OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, is
making arrangements. II Is stated. to run
excursion trains every half hour up to RlY-
ersIde Park. new pamp-works, &c. Some
wears age line Of boats was put upon The
canal by some enterprisng young gentle
mea OF this city aud was largely patroa-
ized. The trains will OF course run more
rapidly, al shorter intervals, and will carry
more people
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MINERAL WATERS.

SCHGN'S MISERAL-WATER DEPOT.
90 drauzhi from the new and elegant Aanm0th
Arctic soda fountain:
SODA WATER. BETHESDA,
KlssESGES WATER, BUFFALO LITEIA'
VlCHY WATER Ponce DIX LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT.
SELLER WATEg. GINGER ALE.
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER,
6EYsEE WATER, BIRCH BEER,
CONGRESS WATER, APOLLINARIs,
EXCELSIOR WAFER.
Have also made ARRANGEMENTS with Mes-IS. PuT-
I'D Il LAID 70 sell their VILE TRAP LITBIA.
My BOTILING k>IABLl ~tiMrN having been
alaryed aud h;t-d up with improved Apparatus. {
a. prepared 20 supply The irsde Win nv uarvailed
GINGER ALE. SODA. and u her caTOC OCnated Deye-
AGES Ia bottles aud IN fountains.
GEORGE SCHEN.
Eleventh ana Main streets.
a. 24-SHW F3m
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HUSTINGs COCRT.-ThiS court was sen-
gagged yesterday in the trial OF Joseph Ii.
Williams. indicted for felony. The case
was given to the jury about O'Clock in the
afternoon, aud after being out for some
time they retuTued a verdict Of " Guilty.
and fixed the term of The imprisonment OF
the accused in the city jail at twelve hours.
The other eases against Mr.. Williams were
dismissed.
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COLLEGE DIsPESsARY, RICHMOND. Va,
MAY NJ, 1881.
Thanks 70 Messrs. Reed & Carnrick. Of
New YORK, for contribution OF maltine pre-
paraiione, and 10 Mr.. II. Blair, OF Rlcn.
mond. for cOd-liyer oil.
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Application has been made TO the ClIy
Council by an electric.llght company 10 es-
iabllsh an establishment in this city 10 fur
nsh light by electricity. Lighting our
streets by eIectricity will be something new
and novel.
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MER RESORTS.
DEDFORD ALUM AND
ID IRON SPRIN
BRIGHT, PURE, COOI. LOVELY, AND
PEACEFUL.

BRIGHT, PURE, cool. LOVELY, AND
PEACEFUL.
The visiting company, OF both health and plea
J. the best people. and abDs to an
The nlace early IN each season. aud ieop Il filed To-
the close.
Al the comforts, conyonlenccs. attractions, ani
lInttsempnfs.
Baths. laundry. livery. baud hunting and fihr2.
shooting SUD iencing, gymnasium and cilisibenici.
billiards aud bowling, churrhe-, snd double dt!y
mall cuisine Al.
GREATEST TONIC AND ALTERATfVE
WATERS KNOWN.
Fstabli shed ihiriv Years Eu i0rsed by The nrofc.
sion. amt thousands OF cure. More largely aud
wi1eiy used thdu any springs ir the >olth. Wlirr
solicited into salts. retaining ail IT'S curative DrO-
uerieS aBd sent Oy nail anywhere. Sait, D~rfcciiy
soluble and easily dissolved. producing natural Wa
ter. Five gallons of wafer every ounce Of sas
mass. Present auuuai product ~ springs. 100000
gtllOns 0f water. 10000 packages OF saitcwih a.
pacity OI IN -rcA,e as demand rqliros. Isis COM
rany was me first and is now The only 0;e. putting
W ih, lt- 10 pdre sugar coated pill form, for dell
cate ION iiilou-.
Boar. i3j month; $40 week AZ day. earrings
meet visitors az Forest or Lawyers upon rdsic Of
ARRIVAL each istion four miles fiOm springs, 0y,r
gOJI road.
Adfrsss. T. yach nurg OF Bedford springs, VI.
\. ". DAVlE-. Pfesd-nt.
Sold by POLK MILLER < 90. Rich nODd
Mass or >air- reduced from ! I ani soc. 10 80 ,fi
ZJc. gdca5X'. nv l-Nid