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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
THE
DALLAS HERALD
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The Great and Leading
Journal of Texas.

Anntasr cycle of twelve months has role
, ound and We present again our ann ua
,laims to the public for continuance OF the
enerous aul increasing patron age heretofor
exc ded to the HERALD.
The last year has been one rraught with deep
Interest to Texas, and more particularly to tn
northern portion of the state. New lines o
railroads have been projected and now under
obstruction, while the older companies hay
been extending their malnes and pushing
branches In every detection. immigration has
been pouring in rom ncF~y every state In the
union and the deneslypo ited,countries OF Eu-
rope. These'immIgran' class, are far GU
psrloc Ia las5liigeaos enterprise to tho
Usually alling to the lotoi lew countries. as
a general thing they possess means sufficient to
erect comfortable dwellings, Improve farms
and In this way add to our geoeral prosperity
In the face OF these facts the management o
tue HERALD has endeavored to kec with
he advancement of the state, an1 the paper
has been enlarged from twenty four columns q
few monthsago to forty eight column Journal,
and Is now the
Largest ia iuTexns,
With correspondence in all the principa
cities and towns in the state, and In the great
only paper In north Texas giving
Full Telegraphio Dispatches
From all parts of the Unltes states and EmOpt
Commercial Paper
1t Is without superior In the " hole soC.h and
stands unexcelled In Texas for the fuilness an,
correctness of its reports both at home and
abroad.
The HERALD In the future will occupy the
samehlgh conservative ground which has al
ways characterized 1t under its presen
management. showing favors to none, nor
ta'lling to point out errors or endeavoring
o eradicate them even In the most exalted pc.
itlons, state or national.
The HERALD in politics is an Independent
ouhW, pioSrebblNei IN ltb iuehb, anu huYOCht
lug those true, sound demo cratic primo
Piles and measure that should alone prevail In a
true democratic country and to those who may
difier from 1t in Its views and Ideas, and in
The Weekly Herald
Ia published every Thursday, and.ls alled
with the most interesting and useful article
which appear from day to day In the daily
HERALD, and therefore Is generally esteemed
the most valuable Journal In the state /
those living on the line OF railroads and n
having daily postal communicate with the
rest of the world. In view OF these facts II 10
confidently hoped that its patronage will In
crease commensurate with Its worth.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

'alnvl m,uy cases in point, the MANAGE
ment Of the convict labor of the state, TO
VIII ci your platform aIludes, is worthy
oue and here as elsewhere reform is
plainly called for to the end that the gov
eminent of the state if it cannot directly aid
the laborlng classes, shsll not present ill.,
elf 10 the character Of their enemy and OPP
pressor.
The fifth resolution of your platform
relates 10 aquestOu of vital interest and
expresses in brief and plain terms opposition
to legislation OF merely
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

For Boys and Young Men.

For Beys and Young Men.
BooNvILIE, MISSOURI
Thirty.e'ghth year begins September sth.
"Mansgen ent md teaching Of boys not
excelled'-w S. Gregory, Kansas ity, Mo.
"a miracle wrought W tn my son In teaching
MIN to TIL and obey law''-Col. j. W.
Strong, Sc. Joseph, Mo.
The besl training school In the western
con try"-Jas. II. Rollif p. CAPTAIN II S. A.
Address, Il. A JOHNSON, Principal.
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Book Printing.

The HERALD STEAM jon PRINTING OFFICE
has just received n complete stock { new type,
purchased OF prssal y'for the execution ~ book
work. Those having books or pamphlets TO
print should not TAIL to call at tie HERALD
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prices. All work guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

| SHALL WE HAVE NEW HOTEL This
question, which is now exercising our citl'
zens and which is one Of great importance
10 Richmond, will receive its practical sOlu.
tion ak the meeting OF citizens announced
| TO be held at Mozart Hail tonight. Since
the recent discussion Of the subject,
all seem fully impressed with our great
need of a frst-class hotel, but as yet they
have not backed up these expressions
with anything thoroughly practical and
decisive. Let them turn out tonight IN
full force and show that they mean busi-
ness that they are not merely ready 10
make speeches and suggestions as TO where,
when, or in what manner the hotel shall be
built. but TO prove their belief in the neces'
sity and wisdom Of the move by subscrlD.
ing every dollar OF the stock needed and
thus settling the question at once. The
necessary stock once subscribed, the rest
will soon follow. IL will then be time
enough TO discuss the measures most eIpe-
dent in the plans OF building and the IKE.
Let the meeting be well attended, and let
all who are impressed with the great imper-
isnce of having such hotel as is proposed
In our midst 90 with the determination of
ass ancing the cause in proportion TO their
means. This meeting will practically settle
The question, so that the failure OF citizens
10 lend their presence and aid on this occa-
.ion will kill the scheme.
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In the sale OF Tea and Coffee yesterday at The
new store Of The IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY, els
Broad street, many were successful n their selec.
tlous. In addition t0 the fortunate ones Saturday
evening. Mrs. Martin, Twen'y-sixth street, Church
Ill., selected can OF Coffee containing twenty dol
lar gold piece; James Fox, dry goods, Broad street,
selecting a can OF Tea, found stem winding and
teting watch, value, si5; william Remhimer,
clerk at Rosenbaum's Main street. found In can
of Te, lady Chatelaine watch, value, SIS: Niss
Jane Williams tcoloredl, Jackson street, selected
can OF Coffee and found ladY's gold Swiss watch,
value, $40: n. Sc1tes, officer at penl,eniiary.
found in can OF Tea hunting case patent lever
watch, value, t20; Mr.. Dsarbon, 400 west Grace
street, selected can Of Tea containing lady's
enanelled Chatelalne watch, value, t20; besides
several receiving presents OF lesser value In neck.
chains sets earrings and pins and 81 5 In silver
Orders by mail from adjacent towns promptly for
wsrded. Only terms; single cans, 81, eleven cans
Tor $40. twenty-fOur for $50. Teas, 4. pounds ;
Coffee, 81 pound. Sign red aaz.
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TUFTS PILLS.

,.,,r ,Np GTNTLF PUBGATiVE, recommended
. the cure Of III diseases OF The stomach, hver'and
t,u.ls Thev purify The blood, increase the appe'
.,.. .,use the bod, 10 take on fesh, and by their
80, ssi,o1 ON the digt siive organs regular stools
,..luceS. A. a cur for Chills and fever, dy s.
-,,s,. sick htadac1e, bilious collie, constipation,
i,'o.sii,E, plies, laia aiiou OF the hear, pain in
-, 8e. hack. and ioius Snd female irregularities,
a., sre without rival. II YOU do not feel very
..r~a single pin at h, d-time stimulates the stom-
-, restores ihe appeiie, and imparts yigor to The
cacn. Prcc, 25c.
oyglcY. as MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR IUT1'S MANUAL, FREE.
S-anhl AnpnI
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SIMMONS LIVER REGiLarOR.
= YOU FEEL DULL, DROWSY,

II YOU FEEL DULL, DROWSY,
ntBiI1TA1Ep,
h,ve frforent headaches, mouth tastes badly, pool
appetite. and tongue coated, you are
SUFFERING FROM TORPID LIVER,
OR
IlUU>NFSS."
N.s.rg Will cur, Yen 20 speedily and permanently
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
az ihe recovered dyspcptr. bilious sufferers VIC
TN, of fever and agGe, the mtrcuraLd seascd pa.
tisui. loE they covered health cheerful spirits
AID good apreiile-'h"y viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVsR REGULATOR,
apr-e'v vegetable toIic-alieraliye and cd,hartic-
aud Is perfectly safe 40 take In
ANY CONDITION OR CIRCUMSTANCE,
.a4soes not requir- any Other medicine 10 be ssed
ia ccnnt ct,on with 1t.
II TAKEN OCCASIONALLY
EY
nwNtxgel the poison and protect them from at
tax.
Bay oaly TIE GENUINE, I'm white wrapper, with
retZ, prepared only Y j. II. ZEILlH 4 co.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
an q-deOdS wtAu20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

| THE RICHMOND YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL
ASSOCIATION FORMED LAST NG.-Tbere
was full attendance OF the Citizens York.
town Centennial Committee last evening in
tbe ball OF the House OF Delegates, at which
Colonel Lloyd j. BeaIl presided.
Major A. ii. Drewry, eX.president Of the
virginia State Agricultural Society, was
present, and Invited to privileged seat.
The committee appointed to map out bust.
ness Tor the meeting presented report,
winch was adop'ed. 1t provides for the an.
polntment OF an executive committee and
dehnes Its power, together with nine work
ing committees, and the manner in which
Tue chalrmen thereof shall be selected. Fur
tbermDre, 1t provides That the combined
committees shall be known as the Richmond
iofRtown Centennial Association, the offi.
GERS 10 consist of president, vice president,
secretary, and treasurer. Ii also instructs
the chailm OF the general committee to
appoint committee OF sbree to request an
appropriation from the City Council of
$4,000 TO be expended in this city during
the celebration in the reception, accommo-
dation, and entertainment OF guests and
visitors, and in making such other arrange
ments as will c0mport with the dignity of
the city aud the grandeur OF the occasion.
The chairman OF the general committee is
Instructed 10 apply to the City Council for
The free use OF gas for the purpose OF all
iiluminati0ns.
In pursuance OF the above the Chair an.
pointed one member from each ward and
one from each military and civic society
then represented to name chairmen for the
working committees. The following are
the charmen 80 appointed:
Committee on Reception-ColonclW W. G.
Carrington.
Committee on Accommodations Major
Robert stiles.
Committee on Entertainmen,-General
Joseph II. Anderson.
Committee on Decorations-C. l.. SiepeI.
Esq.
Committee on lIuminations-John II.
Knowles, E.q.
Committee on Finance-Ed. Cohen. Ed
Committee on Transporiation-Geor
A. AinsIie, Esq.
Committee on Military Paradcs- Colonel
J. B. PUrcel.
Committee on Civic and Society Parades-
General PeytOn Wise.
resolution offered by Mr.. W. W. Henry
and adopted provides that this committee is
in no way antagOnistic to the incorporation
known as the Yorktown Centennial A>soci-
alton, OF which Hoa. John GoOde is presi-
dent, and recommends the said Association
to the favorable consideration Of the public.
The following permanent officers OF the
new Association were elected:
Colonel Lloyd j. Beall, president
W. W. Henry, Esq, yce-presiient.
Louis +. Bo>sieUX, secretary.
William NJ. Hill, treasurer.
The Association adjourned to meet at the
call Of the president.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

BRIEF Items The first anniversary ceIe-
bration Of the CIopton-Street Baptist sun
day school will be- heId next Sunday after
noon.
A large gray eagle captured in Chester
field was on exhibition yesterday at
Hague's store.
\ conyocation will be held at <. johns
chulch, Chester, this week, beginning to-
day. Ministers from Richmond, Peters
burg. and Manchester are expected 10 be
present and there VIII be preaching at that
church twice every dav during the week.
The Manchester BuIding.Fund Company
has elected Mr. :. G. Weisiger secretary and
Mr.. Augustine Royal treasurer.
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Edster HoLiday- Yesterday being Easter
Monday. the public schools were closed
and nearly all Of the scholars either went
epic Dickine" or fishing. Several picnic
parties left here early in ,hc morning for
the shades Of Chesterfield, and others went
out later in the day. The river between
Mlyo's bridge and Rockets was well filled
with boats containing lisbing parties, and it
was estimated that during the day no less
tban 300 persons were fishing in the immc.
diate vicinity OF Mayo's island. In The az
ternoOn about O'Clock a boat containing
three young men cap,ized under MlyO's
bridge, on the Manchester side. They were
taken 10 shore in another boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
sales of real e,tate nave recently been made
BY Grubbs a. Williams, auciioneers Dwell.
ing at southwest corner OF Grace and
Foushee streets, 69lxl55 feet. sl0,500; lot
at southwest corner OF Tenth and Canal
streets, S6 feet IL inches by 100 feet, a, 600 ;
four tenements In Pearl Block-No. IL,
SO, ,250; No. 10, S7,l00; No. Is, $4,000 !;
No. II, $1,000; small house on alley be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, s6iO; lots on
south side Of Leigh street near BroOE
avenue. so feet, at sl0--sS20; dwelling No.
6lj north Eighth street, 45x120 feet, y. 800 /;
dwelling at northwest corner OF Thiid aud
Canal streets, 79Ixl33 feet, $1,000; lot on
Leigh near GiImer street, 30xl00 feet, at
s6.50-Sl95; 2 76.l00 acres in Manchester,
on James river hear Free bridge, Sl.lO4;
brick dwelling, 12l west Duyal street, $3.50;
lot on jackson street between Pine and ST.
James streets, 2l4 feet, $500; framed bouse
aud lot on west Market street, 22xI0 feet.
S1.100; II 3 10 acres seven miles north OF
Richmond, at s5-S3sG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

Church NOteS.-There was no preaching
at the Pr sbyterian church sunday, Rev.
w. A. Campbell, the pastor. being in
Attendance upon the meeting OF the East
Hanover Presbytery at Norfolk. At the
Methodist church Rev. Mr. Howard, OF
Ashland, conducted the services morning
and night. A. the Baptist and Meade Me-
mortal churches the regular pastors occu-
pied the pulpifs. At the latter the usual
Easter services were held and liberal col.
lection for foreign missions was taken ~.
The usual services were also held at the
Clopton-Street Baptist church, !n Swans.
bnrO'
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| \ RETURN OF HOSPITALITY.-The people
| Of Richmond doubtless remember with
| pleasure how their fellow citizens, the
| Knights TemDlar, were received and enter
tanned in 1875 by the knights Tcmplar
and citizens OF Boston and Providence. On
the return Of the Richmond knights from
Boston and Providence, and after hearing
| the glowing accounts Of the elegant hOspi-
| tality extended to them during their visit,
many Of our citizens, not members OF the
order, felt it in their hearts, and so said,
! that if the Boston and Providence knights
Templar ever returned the visit, it would
be their pride and pleasure to aid IN eX-
tending TO them the hospitality OF Richmond.
The opportunity is about TO be offered.
In the latter part Of next month the Knights
TemDlar of Boston and Providence will be
here, the invited guests OF the commando
rics Of Richmond. The Richmond Knights,
not a numerous nor wealthy body Of men,
have subscribed most literally 10 the enter
tainment Of these visiting gentlemen, and
yet they need assistance TO enable them TO
complete their proposed plans. II is only
right, therefore, that the attention OF citl-
gems be called 10 this interesting event,
AID they thus be given an opportunity to
contribute. Besides, the visit OF two nun
uItu representative bth ltoih b"s'ci anu
Providence cannot fail 10 be beneficial to
the commercial business Of our city. And
even higher motives than these should in
fluence u. our reputation for hospitality
must be maintained. These social mnglngs
Of the people from different sections of our
common country make us The better ac-
quainied each with the other, make Us more
regardful of the feelings and interests OF
each other, and bind Us together in bonds
OF closer and stronger union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

HustingS COurt.-Tbe April term Of the
IIusting> Court commenced yesterday. The
niOusly stealing $40 from the person Of
Wesley Bartlett, was tried. He was con-
ycted and sentenced 20 be confined in The
pcniientiary for fve years. The court ei III
be in session again to-day, and Friday has
been fixed as the day for granting liquor
licenses. There Is one more criminal case
to be disposed OF at this term.
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A MUsrrrceyr BKouEsr TO rur c.ruo, :,

"A MUNIFICENT BRQUEsr TO THy CATHorI,
CHURCH OF RIcHMOND.-The death OF Mrs
DIR. Browne, in Lexington, Kv., during th,
early part OF this month, leaves property
amounting, IL is said, to Sl0O, 900, which
according to the will OF her deceased hus
band, goes TO Right Rev. j. j. Keane
Catholic Bishop OF the Diocese OF Richmond
for the benefit Of the Catholic churches oI
this city.
IL appears that DR.. William Browne, the
testator IN question, was a personal friend
ana admirer OF the late Bishop John Nc
Gill, OF this city, who came originally from
Louisville, Ky. In 1886 DIR. Browne, Just
before his death, made q will, in which he
appointed his wife and Bishop McGill Joint
executors thereof. In II lie bequeathed TO
bis wife the use OF bis estate during her
lifetime. After her death it was to pass to
Bishop John McGili, or in case OF his death,
to the person then the Roman Catholic
bishop Of the Diocese Of Richmond.
The estate includes large lot OF valuable
property in Lexington, Ky, q part OF which
is the row OF law offices between the corner
OF Short and Upper streets and l.. z. Tarl.
tons office. A cODy OF the will is in pos
session OF Bishop Keane.
The property held In her own name Mrs.
Browne wills to Judge r. A. Buckner, with
the exception Of pictures and household
furniture, which she gives to several init.
mate friends.
After the conservation Of Bishop elect
Jansscns Bishop keane will go on to Ken.
tucky TO look after the estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

RHEUNATISN.-Proiessor william G. Richard
son, VI. ID, Of the Il. Louis Medical College, says:
/" have or Tered LGEBfG CoMPASY's ARSIcATED
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL 10 be applied locally
In Rheumatism and with most marked relief Ia
every case B.warc Of worthless limitations under
ours and similar names. Also cures Piles, Ca,arrh,
Neuralgia, Painful Mon hllos, Old Ulcers, Ium-
baqo, ali Weak Eyes. so.d in ir,y cents and dol
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EASTER SUNDAY-CHURCH NOTES. SUN
day was probably the first bright. balmy
spring day OF the season, which assisted nc
little in the appropriate celebration Of The
glorious festival of Easter. All the churchcs
were we'll attended, and the fair sex. attired
in their gay spring dresses Of the --latest
modes, were out in full force.
At the Episcopal and Catholic churches
music was Ney fee, and they were all
crowded to their uttermoSt capacities.
At the Monumental church in the after.
noon the church was filled, and crowd
anXiously awaiting 10 gain admission
blocked up the doOrwayS from without. II
is estimated that at least three or four hun
drcd people had to be turned away.
At St. Paul'S at night the crowd was also
very great.
At the Park Place Methodist church The
pastor preached morning and night, and
two persons were received on profession
Of faith and four by certificate.
The usual services were held in the other
Methodist churches.
At Venable- Street Baptist church the pas
tor preached morning and night to large
congregations. At night two were received
by letter.
At the First Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night. In the NOM
ing communion was administered. at which
two were received by letter and the right
hand OF fellowship was given to twenty
five.
At EbeneZer BIp;ist church (colored) the
pastor, Rev. X. Wells, preached on Sunday
morning and baptized one. In the after
noon communion was administered, at
which two were received by letter and one
by restoration.
At Grace. Street Baptist church during
the past week four were received by letter
and one for baptism. On Sunday The pas.
tor, Rev. w. +. Hatcher, ID. d., preached
morning and night. In the morning COM
munion was administered and the right
band OF fellowship was gwen 10 thirty-fOur.
At the conclusion OF the evening services
the ordinance OF baptism was administered
to four.
At the Sevonth-Street Christian church in
the morning one was received for baptism
and one was received into the fellowship of
the church. At night two were baptized.
At 81. Philips (colored) Protestant Epis-
copal church Easter was celebrated with
appropriate and impressive services. The
music was decidedly the best they ever had.
In the afternoon the pastor, Rev. T. w.
Cain, baptized seventeen children.
At their annual meeting on Monday they
elected the following yestrymen for the en-
suing year: Edward Campbell, yelling
ton Booker, Isaac Mencer, Edward b.
Breckinridge, Robert McNaughton, Joseph
c. Scott. John Judah, Israel Bea, w. II. l..
Combs, and j. G. Ferguson, NJ. ID. AT the
vestrymen's meeting, after the election,
they organized by electine Wellington
Booker senior warden; r. McNaughton.
junior warden; Edward Campbell, treasu-
rer; Or. j. G. Ferguson, registrar.
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Police COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday by Pollce.Justlce
Richardson:
John l.. Drill was fined IS for being
drunk and striking small child.
William MeekinS (coIored), assaulting and
beating his wife, Louisa Mcekins, was re.
quired to give surety for thirty days for his
future good behavior.
George LlfOng. assaulting and striking
John Ham. was fined s. and twenty-fOur
hours in Jail.
William Christian (colOred), trespassing
on the premises OF Maggie Robinson. Dis.
missed on payment OF cost.
William Williams (cOlored), drunk and
trcspa, ing on the First police station.
Fined $3.50.
| .Jeh. Hay den and William Bowles (both
cOlored) charged with stealing one lot OF
coal from some person unknown. Attach
ment issued for the accused.
William &. PrOsser, drank. Fined 81.
james Brown (colOIedl, assaulting and
beatng Ella Washington. The case was
dismissed on payment OF cost.
W. :. Crew, charged with stealing piece
Of bacon from james Holloran. Continued
till to-day.
Lewis Robinson, drunk and disorderly.
Fined $3.50.
l.. w. Bass and James X. Robinson.
asSaultiug and beating William Blaii and
creating Il disturbance in the neigbbOrh0Od.
Dismissed on payment Of costs-Sl.40.
William Williams (colored). drunk. Fined
81 80.
John West (coOred), drunk and treSpass-
ing on the premises OF Charlotte Davis, was
fined y 80.
Amanda Morris (colOred), drunk and dis
orderly. Committed for ten DAYS in de-
fIult of surety in the sum OF 800.
r. l.. Lotsey. Pat. English, and j. j.
Minter, drunk and disorderly on the street.
Lotsey was discharged. Mnter and Eng
lsh were fined g 80 each.
Junius Washington and Samuel Washing
ton (both colored), assallting william
BraxtOn with stick. Both sent 10 the
station house until O'Clock yesterday eye-
ming.
X lcbel Coleman and Fanny Pegram (both
colored), lighting and creating disturb
ance IN the street. Surety required for
their good behavior In the sum OF ~ for six
months
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CHHDREN's FAIR.-A number Of children
OF ST. Paul's congregation opened fair
yesterday at 316 east franklin street. The
object Of the fair Is to raise funds for the
support Of poor Sunday-school child who
now occupies cot which the same children
furnished last year. Besides her support
they desire to purchase for her some surgi-
cal apparatus ordered by the physician OF
st. Pau's Cburch Home. The fair will
continue to-day, aud these little ones should
be encouraged in their good WORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

TIE LiEBlG CoMPANY'S COCA BEfF TONIC
sis an invaluable pre- paralion," says nr. u. e.
Stout, jacksonville Fla. IL Is rapidly curative iu
mouihly suherings, excessive flow, sick hesaa Re,
chronic sore-throat. as hma, cough, shortness or
breath, ncrypu ness, sl,cplCssuess. II rapidly re-
stores lost vitality, whether from indscreti0n or
excess, and rapidly stop. eXhiu,ilng losses Of FIJI IS