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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
EastInusI.

Special to the Herald.
Esstlaud, June 7.-Some valuable coal
fields have been found len miles north OF
Breckenridge. A company has been formed
in Dallas to work them and other companies
are now forming here. Mr.. Andenried on
behalf of Ex Governor Brown, Thos. Scott,
Jr,, Adams & Leonard, W. q. Holland. and
lOlhcTs signed tho contract TO build the rail.
road 10 the mines from the Texas and Pacific
road. Work is 10 begin within four months
and tho road is 10 be completed within seven
months. The coal beds arc extensive, and
the vein averages six feet In thickness. II is Of
excellent quality.
Judge Wheeler left for Dallas to-day 10
perfect tho organization Of the company.
Tho weatheris warm, and crops are need>
ing rain.
q. NJ, Kirg made an assignment TO day 10
j. Eversol for the benefit OF his creditors.
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Mexican Railroads

City of Mexico, June Cen. Frishie
obtained to-day railway concession deemed
to be tho mos! valuable 20 given. 1t con.
meets with the Southern Pa idc on tho Rio
Grande and comes to Mexico City with
branches 10 the gulf and Pacific.
The Topolsyampo company having chang.
cd agents here, business is progressing.
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lIIicit Splrils.

Washington, June 7.-Commiss lone
Kaum received telegram from Atlanta
stating that Deputy Marshal Bolton in
attempting last night to seizs train of three
wagons conveying illicit spirits in Fcrsythc
county, was attacked by four armed men
who were conveying the wagons. A f,b,
eRsued IN which Deputy Bolton and two OF
the assistants wero seriously wounded. An
armed force has been sent ia pursuit Of the
outlaws.
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Pittsburg, Juno 7.-Wm. Murphy, the y.
vorced husband of Miss Newton McLare.
visited the house of that lady at Edgewood,
near this city. this afternoon and requested
an interview. When Miss McLaren sp.
pesred, Murphy shot her twice with revol.
yer and then blew his own brains out. Miss
McLsren may recover.
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Houston.

specia, TO the Herald.
Houston, June Tho Houston and Toxas
Central railroad havo just completed tho
foundation for large freight depot and now
passenger depot.
The criminal docket, juno term, 10 very
light
Prominent railroad men from abroad are
hero, but they have madc nothing known.
Tho Texas Central has filed an amendment
10 i,s charter increasing its capital TO run =
track from Whitney 10 connect with tho 81
Louis and San Francisco road In Bowie
county, another important connection for
ST. Louis.
The pedestrian craso still !, In all grades
OF our society.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
NavasOta.
Special to tho Herald.

Special to tho Herald.
Navasoia, June IA party Of young
men left this place to.day On route for west
ern Texas. Among them are Messrs. John.
son and Mobrsy OF Houston.
Farmers report cotton worms as badly In
their cotoiton. They will DO clear Of grass
il we have no rain soon.
Charles l.. Ke,tlor, reporter for tho Hous-
ton Post, has been very Ill for several DAYS
and 10 reported no better to-day.
Weather very warm and dry.
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Grant Has Heard from Coun,,ur.

ST. Louis, June Item. Grant and party
arrived hero this morning from New Orleans
and has quarters at the Southern Hotel. have
been bc'eiged all day by callers. Ho de-.
cines to talk Of politics.
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Bryan.

Special to the Herald.
Bryan June 7,.-Bryan in CONS
mon with other Texas towns has
me walking match fever at a white heat
TOO; Gray, the Chicago pedestrian Who
w,1u'ew y, .,i from 10 contest here on Saturday,
pNhs sgMnst four ct tho amateurs Of
bryan TA on Friday next Time eigh, ours.
Ine Central railroad will have to pay the
owner ior an OK that fell in one OF their wells
here to-day. "'"'
10. inst. ~ 'u'
Measles arc abating
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
A Big Plum.

Phiadelphia, Pa, June 7.-Presidcn,
Roberts, of the Pacific railroad company, to.
dlay paid to committee Of Boston stock.
holders $4,000 600, the amount due on The
wilmington " Baltimore railroad stock.
stock bought by the Pennsy sylva1israllrosd
company, Pennsylvania, will net take
formal possession of the Philadelphia, vii.
mington " Baltimore railroad till July lst.
when botn roads will be operated under the
same general management.
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AC.r less tngiucCr.

Little Rock, June THE boiler of the
new elevator at Arkansas City exploded last
sigbt instantly killing the the engineer. Jno
Mccullough, and badly injuTing Pat Buell..
Amos Ramsey and Jake Wilcox. The scci.
dentwss caused by the carelessness of tho en-
gineer,
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Rrcve ers strike.

New York, June 7.--S'x nrms Of brswsn
In shi, city acceded 10 tho demands Of their
ctr king workmen to-day. Enployers Of
arms which still hold out assert tho ltrike u
sure 70 be iuoccssfal, and hal oil brewers
mutt sooner or Letter yield.
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baird.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the IIeraId.
Baird, June Every thing in Baird is
quiet and the town 10 rapidly improving
both in tho minds of the public and 10
morals.
Business houses are rapidly going up and
the Texas and Pacific railway Is making i'm.
provements hero that will DO permanent
which will always mako this the end of two
divisions.
Large herds Of cattle arc passing each day.
Belle Plain will soon come to Baird,
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Women In Convention

Altoona, Pa, juno Tho woman's Mis-
sionary Society of tho General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran church in the United
States, me, in convention here this morning,
with attendants from all parts Of tho coun.
10,
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Austin.


Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 7.-School directors claims
VIII Dc ready Tor payment by Friday.
The scholastic census. SO far as ,a,,,r.
nave been made. show very small increase
Tho state grand body of colored Masops
met here to-day.
Inc tdjutant general to-day received lat.
ter from u Texas Pacific contractor forty mils
west OF the present terminus of It's road. ask.
ing ior company of state troops to protec,
the construction halds sgainst from one Ia
TWO hundred rougbs in that part of the
country and following up the extension q.
the road. He will send Cspt,in M,rsh'.
company TO the disturbed districts.
Supreme c )urt decisions delivered to-day
Burns vs. Rucker; from Smith. Affirmed.
q Us Ry 20 Va Mccoy; FROM Cald.
well. Dismissed,
dorden vs. Terrell; Guadalupe. Affirmed
by agreement.
Nash & Mcdonald VS. Taylor; Bastrop
| Stricken from tho docket.
Msslerson VS. Brown; dismissed by agree
ment.
Tho reports of commissioners of appeal
were adopted in the following cases: Gillian,
vs. storey; BexNr, Affirmed.
johnson vs. Hamilto1; johnson. Reversed
and remanded.
Langdon va McUaudless; from Navarro
Reversed and remsnded.
DAILY vs killsbrew; from Falls. Affirmed
Gordcn VS. Terrell; .frem Guadalupe
Affirmed.
Smith and vito VS. city of Dallas. AZ
ilrmed.
Ii " L q II Co Va Ssmues and Stoner
from Collins. Reversed and remanded.
Brighton VS. Bailey; from Collin
Affirmed.
davidson vs. Aren't; from Navarro
Affirmed.
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Fort worth,

Special TO the Herald.
Fort Worth, juno Tho new iron
bridge Is rapidly approaching completion,
and tho debris Of the wreck having been
removed, II is hoped that irains will bo able
to run as usual alter Thursday.
This evening tho corner stone OF tho
knights Of Pyihlas temple was laid with
appropriate and imposing ceremonies, inter-
speriod with music and singing. Judge
Blockbam delivered an eloquent ora,ion,
aud j. II. Rsthbone laid tho stone.
Denison and Dallas lodges wero present.
This Ia the frat corner stono ever laid for o
Knights Of Pythips temple 10 Toxas. To-
night grand reception Ia being given TO
visiting Knights at tho III Paso, tho bes.
hotel In the city. Q
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Tho whitaker Farce Endcd.

New York, juno 7.--Tho judge advocate
made tho closing argument in tho Whitaker
court.msr,ial ,o>dsy. Tho decision Of the
court will be sent TO tho secretary Of war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
ohio Convention.

Cleveland, june 7,-prominent Ropubl.
cans of Ohio arc gathering hero TO attend tho
state convention 10 be bcld tomorrow.
Senator Sherman will DO present, and mako
speech.
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Trnnl.

Port Jcryi,, N. Y. June There was a
heavy fro,, last night along tho western
division OF tho Eric railway and damages arc
sad 10 have been dono 10 crops.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
Abiisac

Special TO the Herald.
Abilene, June IA Mr.. Loerd Of Glove.
| nd, Ohio, came here on tho Concho stage,
drank TOO much .tsrsn.ula juice, went 10 ths
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
tscicntInc Iteccntlnu.

San Frn cisco, Cal. june THO Caliror-
MIA Academy Of Science gave reception las.
night to tho officers of the arctic relief steam,
or Rogers, which sails for tho north somo day
this week,
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GRa kutrVcatiou.

San Franclscc. June 7.-Tbrco mon named
Malone, Hunter and Lsnders, were suiTo-
Gated 10 dca,h by yss in the 9 600 feet level
Of Andrea mine. a, Virginia City, yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

London, Jurc Five wfiss Of tjcc.men.
were issu,d yesterday on tenants Of Mr. Dill
loo, father of John Dillon, member Of psflia-
mint
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

a Negro Suicides at Palestine
Dre"""" has IL New ost.Naster-
KNIGHTS ofPy thins lay Temple
corner stonc--Man Robbed nt
A"e' "c and Ncwspa.
Per started - Cotton
Worms In Grimes
County -R. II.
News from
Houston.
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Another Celebrity Dead.

Paris, June 7.-flehry v,cus,,mps, tho
celebrated Belgian violinist, Is dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
ALBANY SUSPENSE,
ROSCOE STILL IN THE TOLLS

More Irish ElectiOns-Russian Arrests
Army and Naval Oncers-Variety
Theatre Men on the Shoot ut
Joplin, Missouri The Ohio
Convention Meets To-
Day and Senator sher-
viii speak-Alkan-
sash's u Boiler Ex-
plostOn and u
man Killed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-12-24

40 ~.|e 81 .
/. SubserIbess who 40 not elr6 express no.
tiee to the contrary IRE considered Wishing 70
continue their subscriptions
q II subzczlhQfs order The disconflnuancc
Of their petj9' Icsls tee ru2'itheF may <on'
81; 3 IL sn1s1rlbtrs neglect q refass Is fake
thcsf oorl0dIc13s from the Office 70 vhIe71 they
are difecte1, They Ne held Responsible until
they have eitisd their bills, and ordered ffien
I. II s1hSeffbefs mnve TO another place
without iiIforiniug. ths Publishers, and the
papers arc sent p Me former direction, they
arss held responsible.
5. Tho courts have decided that arefusinq
moving and having them ui1calIed Tor, ID
pyinu ,yddiN evidence 81 Intentional fraud. Y
8. ANY person who receives newspaper
and makes uee 81 It, whether he has ordered
IL or not, be n held III law To bo subscriber.
l. II subscribers pay III advance, they are
bound 70 give notice to the publisher st the
end OF their time, II they do not wish to con
time taking Il; otherwise the publisher Il
authorised to continue sending II on, and the
subscribers VIII be responsible until an TX,
press notice, with the payment Of sill arrears,
10 sent to the Publisher.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-12-24

THERE WAS some talk Of having a
Christmas Tree at the Methodist
church, but IL was finally determined
to substitute forit d concert Of vocal
and Instrumental music, TO BE- given
some time IN January, the proceeds Of
which win be used for the improve
mcnt Of thc church property. A new
parsonage building, and d fence around
the church grounds, are greatly needed,
and We trnst TINT our citixcns will
checrfuIly lend their aid 70 any enter
prise looking to the raising Of funds
for these commendabIc purposes. Since
writing the above wearc informed that
the proposed concert will bc given
nest Saturday night, nndsr the dircc-
tion III Prof Hortig, and this fact y
sufficient to ipsurc musical treat.
Programmes win b printed next week,
and We hope 10 soc the iousc crowded.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-12-24

SpLExDip GRApKs. MI. iIaskcll has
just received, end bas On sale " bis
variety stoye, some msgni6eept fFesh
Malaga grapes lie presented " with
cluster Weighing over one pound,
and q swcct ind luscious a u just
from Tho vine. MI Haskell has d
ehoice IND tempting variety of articles
spitablc fos Tho Christmas holidays,
and " are glad To aee TINT BIZ variety
store, near the Haskell House, y duly
fhronged with customers
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IMpaoyEMEsrs. Nm, @. Fricko II
greatly improving biz spacious Opera
IIonse, BIZ tic addition of 4 dressing
and rofresllmcpt room, 2oxso feet IN
size. Hon. WIN. Meyer has greatly
improved his two-Story residence and
drug store. l,y The erection Of 4 roof
oycr Tie sidewalk on Ryan and Pujo
streets.
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ID. b. LYoss informed us that he
killed 4 pig fourteen months old q few
days ago that weighed three hundred
and twenty pounds, and wishes to
know Il there i any ono io the parish
who can beat II.
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AoREAr many Of our country friends
have visited Lake Charles this week,
making preparations for The Christ
mas holidays.
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II s| As,sa: ~! IVY B!s M " sae
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NATIONAL SuRaIoAL IssrITuTE.
Two of The Surgeons Of this notable
Institute viii DO At No, 100 St. Charles
Street, New Orleans, IA, during the
month 81 January, 1882. They will
have with them 4 fine outfit Of braces
and surgical appliances, and viii Be
prepared 10 treat an kinds Of Deform-
tiles and Chronic Diseases, such AZ
club Foot. Hip Disease, Spinal Dis
ease, PAralysis, Piles ma Fistula, ca-
tarrh, Private nlscases, diseases of
The Eye, Az, For fnIl particulars, a.
dress NArsosAL 6uRosoAL ISsylru1r,
Atlanta, Oh, dac. ~, '6i-4k
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New CnRIsrMAs tricks and fire works,
as well as the finest Of candies and
fruit, can 10 had at the store Of James
A. Lyons. q
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METHODIST SUNDAY ScnooL. A.
tendance last Sunday: Officers, 2;
teachers, 5 scholars, 20; visitors, I J;
total, 44; collection, 81 Is.
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a Mxaar CnRisrMxs to an our pa
irons, aud to al orr brethren and sisters
Of the press.
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CIR yonr table clarct wine, Rhine
wine, champagne, or any other wine
for your Christmas dinner, at VIM. @.
Frickess.
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Jusr received, fine selection Of
new goods, suitable for holiday pres
ents, BY Fassold, the jewcler.
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rTsWfl isreo yots, WITH cottage rnaIdenne,
stabie. fannery building, fruit trees, and
ether itnpfnyements, al the foot Of Ryan
streat. Lake Charles, IN, Titls perfect and
warranted VIII sell In below Afst cost.
Address Leon N II. Blum, Galveston, Texas,
Of 0so, n Welle, Esq,, Lake Charles, i.a-
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exEsa 4 s .l. Il, IZu Il, l'am r. e..
i6ak X n HpklpAl FiI a1t y I'I2 1! =! \ :
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OuR PoLIcE Juny, with all the mem
bers present as usual, met here in
regular session this week. The pro-
ceedings will appear next week. A
petition from several citizens Of the
eighth ward was presented to the police
jury, praying for another election on
the prohibition question. We under
stand that it was favorably considered,
but that in view Of the general election
to be held next fall, the police jury
thought it best to have the vote on
the prohibition question taken then,
in order to avoid the expense Of 4
special election.
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Regular meeting Of tho Parish
School Board Saturday, January 1,
1882.
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O. R. Moss, Postmaster and mer-
chant at Rose Bluff, was in town this
week.
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-T1suiLR i. aUILL0 RY, Residing nesr Late
III Charles, o1{ers AZ acrAe II p1st1!e land
fof aal0 a M pAr aAre fay tIash I&N eoid lena
Ii t0cat8d Que nlilo epst III Ia6e Cherlee, eIl8
0u0.ha1f nile below ne Hue 0f the &&j)F0aslI
Ana b64nded ~ Iand haloqnginG "A n a. kanll
r. 's''A'' "a 9s' R|iss / sg&2|S6 lfnonr
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A WARNrxe. Our attention has
been called to toy pistol in the hands
Of many Of our towns boys. We
consider it a real dangerous plaything
for children. Il carries a % calibrc
cartridge, and shoots with sufficient
force to kill a child. We think the
handling Of such plaything BY chill
dren ought to be prohibited, and We
hope our town authorities viii take
such steps against the use Of this little
missile as in their judgment i best
tending to the restricting Or abolish
ing its use.
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fnr 6|l1Wln4 tslHce44 " I'M sol'tA
pound h aelHa ysFy ] fss' !.
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Notice to City Tax.Payers.

oFFICE OF AssEsso Or IND COLLECTOR, y
COR. LAMAR AND COMMERCE Sys
DALLAS, Tx June 4. 1851.
The Adval0rem and Special Railroad TaYes
lot me year 1851, are now due, and must he
pald before the lst day of September next or
'osts WI oe added. j. II. BoGEL,
lunt-iOt Assessor and Collector
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The PrOhibitionist Party.

To the Editor OF the Herald:
The question of prohibition in the sale of
wines, beer and liquors is not question Of
difference between the only two parties, re
spectacle Ia numbers, 10 the State Of Texas
the democratic and republican parties;
these two partie are divided on the princi>
pies Of government, as war q the I'D Federal
and democratic and afterwards the whig and
democratic parties. Ali right now a
new Daniel has come TO Judgment,
A hue and cry is raised, outside of all
questions hereto .ore dividing The people on
the principles Of government. 1t 10 the sub
hmsled qulntescence Of moral purity of the
p hsrissicsl persuasion demanding the enact.
ment OF laws to prevent the sale of any
lquli extracted from corn, rye, oats, BAR
ley, sweet potatoes, grapes, plums, peaches
blackb,rries, dew berries, rsspberries. goose.
berries, plums, apples, cherries, tomatoes,
hops, alder berries, priekly pears,
pumpkins, walnuts or anything else
fhey strike out boldly for the destruction
OF enterprises in which three millions of
families are fed and clothed and I've hun
bred millions of dollars are invested. They
Popose revoluuoh Id when THIS capital
would De destroyed and these three millions
OF families rendered beggars.
There Is manifest disposition TO
make this new movement the
entering wedge for the disruption Of
oo'n me old parties, ss.evidenced by some
writers and editors pretending TO belong to
one or the other. 1t is an old game, played
Tor more than forty yesra, at in
'ervsls IN many of the oder
states; It's $50 said to be crystslized by a
state Prohibition convention to assemble in
Dallas on the 18th Of this month of
June, 1881. That is all INDEPENDENTLY
ways tina! the self appointed delegates tote
fair. If they want to carry out their prn.
clpIes, winch have been time and apsiD Ienu-
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New and elegant designs in neck chains
and lockets, and An immense stock both in
gold and rolled plate, just received at
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NOTICE,
$25. RE WARDI

STOLEN.-On the night of the Ard y, Ma.
Farmers Era, oh, ono gray horse yearsoId
l, hands high with an inverted s with n har
across it,short name, with hoois shod in fpo gi
h also one rough large bay horse over iG hands
me above reward will be paid for The rs,nr,
OF either the horses or the thieves. ''''''h
II. +. JONES, sheriff DalIas ~,
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The infdels are plucking up courage again,
sHd incon,iuently smi,e the believers first
with the old and then with the Lew trsnsls.
ton of the Testament by asking them upon
which they pin their faith and which is the
book of Inspiration.
l met Mr.. William Swinton to-day who
during the war Was the correspondent in the
field Of the New York Times. He is now
known as the suther Of histories for use in
schools and colleges, and also of a Language
series and other text books, largely introduce
ed in the schools of the country.
It Ia gratifying to know that q Journalist
can become teacher of teachers, and as in
the case of Mr.. Swinton secure q comforts.
BILE fortune in return for his twenty years OF
editorial service. TExirAL1AN.
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THERE il not the lea.t doubt that III. ter,i
DC frequency Oflate year, OF Paralysis, Inssn
NY anu the worst forms Of organic disease
mainly attributable to the gu, nifty and con
s s.. Is OF me medicines Cf The day. Take
medicine, containing all the virtues az Calo.
mel without any of the inja ions tendencies so
Justly dreaced by mankind. 1t will h, found
prompt TO start the secre;lons of the liver. and
anu give healthy tone to the entire system,
as eaihartic u In no wise disorders the sys
tenn, nor does 1t produce any nausea or sick
stomach when about 10 purge. Ills so mild
IN us action as not 10 Interfere with bus
,ness OF pleasure, Beware Of limitations got
ten up on the popularity Of Simmons Liver
Regulator i1''e'
Buy only the genuine In white wrapper. with
fed L., prepared only by J. II. Zeilii & Co,
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walter and spirit then .ske Il. chap. Peter,
LIST, oh ard 10Th verses, repes, hat last pre-.
seripiion every dss you hive, and ST last You
SHALL have 81 abnndsnt-s glorious entrance
into the everlasting kingdom of our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ