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G rsicana
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
CoRsICANA, May 1S.-A negro, Mack
Burns, shot Henry Taylor, also colored
through the eye, the ball lodging in the
brain, from the effects of which the latter
died yesterday. The parties live in this
county near Birdston. The cause OF the
murder, family troubles. The murderer is
still ut large.
Our city council, Tuesday right, ap.
pointed a committee TO take under advise
ment the propositions of the two water
works companies who ara bidding for the
erection of works at tins point.
number of wool-rasers in the vicinity
Of town pooled their clip, amounting to
about 10000 pounds and realized thereby
an advance of q cents a pound over local
prices.
Peaches are coming into our market, and
the oat crop is being harvested, with an ex.
traordinanly heavy yield.
Professor Schumacher will, with the as
sistance of the best musical talent of the
CITY, give concert ON the Goth.
The proprietor OF the Courier was fined
$40 yesterday by the government for having
used an old manuscript as a wrapper in
sending package of papers through the
mail He was reported by the Tyler post
master.
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
MCKNNEY, May 17.-Our machine men
have sold to date 100 reopers and 50 thrash
ing machines, all to be used in Collin
county. Many others have been bought in
Dallas and Sherman. This looks like we
have working people blessed oy kind
and helping God
A sauCy engineer on the Houston X
Texas Central railroad hailed the little en-
zine on the East Line Yesterday, which
was just in sight, and said Bring the lit
tie thing up and let it suck" The engineer
Of the proud little engine replied: "WGit
till your grain and cotton comes i'll, and
we will suck you dry"
VIM. Mayfield living near Lake Mills,
was waysid and shot in the back ard
killed by unknown parties. yesterday. H.
was in wagon and was shot from the
brush. No clue to the murderer. 1t is
thought Sheriff Worden will work the mdL-
ter up
McKMNEY, May 19.-Colonel J. NJ. Ed.
die, superintendent of the Kansas and
Texas division of the NJ ssouri Pacific; T.
c.. Godin, assistant superintendent; u.
Courtney, road master; Major McLaugh-
lin, superintendent OF construction of the
Gould system; Colonel Foster attorney of
the issouri Pacific; ". G.. Seevis, division
freight agent, in behalf Of the East Line,
and Mr.. S A. Quinlan, superintendent OF
the Houston d Texas Central railroad,
were all in town yesterday trying to settle
the depot question and crossing Of the East
Line over the Houston y Texas Central
railroad. We learn no definite conc usion
was arrived at 1t is reported that Mr.
Quinlan made very fair and liberal offers
Our committee, Captain Boyd, Mayor Dog
get sud others havr worked hard and faith
fully TO SCI tie the matter
Mckinney will soon have national
bank, with F. Emerson, president; T. T.
Emerson, vice president, and T. II. Emer
son, cashier. The Emerson bank is one Of
the oldest banks III our county, aud one
hat went through the panic of 1873 with
ease. We are proud to see our little city
loom up, and our two banks are equal to
any emergency.
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on Mountain, Cnblll AMI wlllam.on NJ d

cors Mountain, Cabill and WI Hanson NJ d
| Elk policemen whose commissions hn fr
| fused ~ slgu lHw dnys since upJn ffe'
RentniiOn This nciiOn has caused CUnsi ltr.
| able comment Tor several days, and IN sun
day. News % petition appeared, s'Rnel ny
a large number ul The most prunlluCnt
business men and firms " the city, Insist
I inJ upon The reipntiOu Of officer Mountain
Tho Mexican National railway reached n
point 100 miles UgyOpd Laredo to-day. Two
miles OF tract, were laid last night. sen0r
Philip Naonhnga reached San Pass, MaN-
leo, to-day by special train.
Sister 81. Ann, Us years Old, and for ~
years nun, while lnhoring under ueuta
ab ration resulting from n OrOkor foot,
threw herself in Clsteru and was drowned.
The entertainment of the Washington
Guards, at the pavilion on the beach. to-
night was decided success. Among It's
features was platoon drill, and military
tabeaux.
The land cable has been completed from
the office of the Mexican Cable and Tele-
graph company to the beach, foot Of l9ih
street. also the iron but on ibe beach 10 bc
used in housing lbe cable, and all the in
struments have been received and are he
ing put in order in the company's Office.
Mr.. Driver, agent Of the company, will
leave tomorrow for Brownsville, whittier
he goes to close the office of the company
at that point. Two cable steamers eX-
pected tomorrow have been delayed by
storm and will not reach here until about
the 15th
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NavssOta.
To the Editor of tho IIerald.

70 the Editor of the Herald
NAvAsoTA, May Hast night between
IL and o'clock, the dwelling of Mrs. j. S,
Mooring caught fire from a Auein the kitch.
en-. In very short time both dwelling and
boarding house were burned down. Very
little was saved from the dwelling.
A few boarders saved some
things The others lost everything,
Total loss by Mrs. Mooring, $1,000 in
surance, So 100.
Rev. j Q. Mickle and w. ]. Phillips are
conducting protracted meeting with great
success.
Laborers for the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fee rsilroad have been here several days
awaiting orders to commence work.
Crops looK well and promising.
Weather pleasant.
Irnllh nonl
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Special to the Herald.

PALESTINE, May l9.-R. P. Corleyn, lately
International train master from Taylor to
Palestine, has accepted the position OF
superintendent of the water works in this
city.
Postal Agent W. u. Smith to-day entered
suit for 100000 against the railroad for in.
juries he claims to have received on the In
irrational some SIX months since. The
suit is brought in Travis county.
The fire department have elected dele
yates to the tiremen's state convention at
BRENNAN, and last night gave magnificent
public rect ption in honor of their foreman,
Mr.. Richard.
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sherman.
snenIal b Tho IIernll.

SHERMAN, May i0-Colonel ID w
Light, very prominent and wealthy cit
i2en, aged about siXty.ioug, aud 10 all ar-
pearanccs Il very healthy man, being of ro-
bust proportions had parnlytic stroke
while in the district corr room about II
o'clock this morning. He sank 10 the
floor, and twas about tea minutes before
he was brough, TO by the application Of
stimulants There was great GOmmOtion In
yuence. am informed the Colonel is sub
jet to ihese sudden attacks, and it is only
three weeks ago that he suffered from Il
similar stroke.
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Houston.
Special 10 the HerGl

HoUsToY, May 17.-Ous BIankenfeldt, q
respectable German, was arrested to-day
upon the affidavit of Julius Wesen, agent
for WinAeIineyer beer, Tor embe2zling sl7S,
He was locked up III jail to await trial.
A little boy 10 years old, gong from
school home, went bathing in the bayou
this afternoon aud was drowned. His
name was Willie Barney, a most brilliant
litIln ielInM
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Washington.

Special 10 the Herald.
WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Tbe house, con-
sidering the bill extending the national
banking system twenty years, Mr.. GILBERT
son introduced an amen ment discontinu-
ing the system, az the hanks row Organized
expire By Limitation. On this he addressed
the house for more than an hour and made
be most effective speech Of the session.
hr. CulbensOn takes tie foremost place
among logical thin sers. The house listened
nfenuy. He was congratulated by every
body
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Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
GREENyILLE, May 1s.-Building is still
progressing rapidly. Rock and lime for the
courthouse is now on the ground, and in q
lew days the trenches heretofore dug will
be filled with rock.
The county court has been in session this
week, and many civil cases have been dis
posed Of.
Judge Marshall has announced himself
not a candidate, and now the field is lull 81
aspirants.
Our county has an independent oandi-
date for congress, Captain II. W. Wade, a
popular man, who has heretofore been a
convention democrat, and who is well
liked by the masses OF the people, IL he
gets the republican. greenb8ck and In
dependent vote he will be a strong and
formidable candidate. There is but one
man here who can defeat him and that IL
Judge T. b. Perkins. He will go into the
convention with a solid following from the
strongest democratic counties IN the dir
trict. and as our portion Of the district il
relied on to secure the election Of The nomi-
nee, we claim 4 B. Perkins for the coming
congressman from the third district.
Local option viii be voted en- here the
10rh instant, with the chances in favor Of
il defeat
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Special - ne He-ali
KkHsas CRY, May I'D. y. Diteman. Z
young man employed IN tiis printing bouss
q R.rs.sy. Hillett A Hndson. in thIs city.
ras csueht IN e. sievaior this morning and
bis hsad crushed % = Jelly. His renains
we-e not discovered until tnres b0urs afte-
Tire uccu-rence- Ca-tlessDe. 80 The cause.
LTrrlet1n founeer. ne urce 81 he no
fariOus T0unrer boys. wbo 81 . year has
trer endeEVOrinE - serure t1e rsr1on q
- rerhers ron TIE Minues0-a siate
r|-iscn, nn1 vho has sreut uncn tlrnt IN
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Special TO the Herald.

HEARNE, May l9.-The pilot of engine
So. 100 struck the crossing of the Interna'
tional q Great Northern at this place
throwing her f-om the track, causing d
small delay of the south-bound passenger
train on the Texas Central. The track was
put in shape again immediUtely without
any accident except the breaking OF the
pinot OF the engine.
Crops are looking fine and this is the
most promising season We have had in five
N1urS.
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Decatur.
Special TO the Herald

DECATUR. May 17..The district cour'
will adjourn to-morrew. The following
is list of convictions in the court: Cal,
Mcconnell (colOred) for murder, seven
\ ears in the penitentisry; Frank Wilson,
for cattle theft, two years; Mack Tate, cattle
theft, two years; John Robinson, (cOlored)
theft, two years. James Eikins stole a mule
and received "a sentence of five years; James
Cameron stole three horses and will serve
five wears therefor. No important cases on
the civil docket.
Business is brisk and the crop outlook
splendid.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

We Warrant Six Boxes OF DR.. f. C. VESTS
Nerve and Brain Treatment to cure any
Nervous Disease, either male or female, Of
whatever nature, such ms Nervous Head
ache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
Spermatorrhpa and Involuntary Emissions,
caused by overwork of the brain, self-abuse,
each S. order agreeing TO refund the money
If the treatment does not effect cure in six
months. Price, 81 per boa. sN boxes lOI -
Sent prepaid by mail ON receipt OF price. Guar
antces issued by r. FREDERICK son, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist New Orleans. La Or
ders by mail at regular price.
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special 70 the Hernld.

LANPAsAs, May 1s.-John Spruitt and
William Montgomery, alias Wild Bill, were
acquitted in the district court yesterday,
charged with theft of cattle. John Hen
derson, charged with theft of horse, was
also acquitted. The case of John o. Bon
ner, on change of venue from Bell county,
is set for next Tuesday. Hon. N. b. Saun-
ders, John Furman. George Tyler and ex-
Coun Attorney J. NJ. Rosborough, of
Bell county, have volunteered their servi-
ces for defendant and will be in attendance.
We had fine shower Of rain this evening.
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Bryan.
Special 10 The Nerald.

BRYAN, May 1S-Hon. J. C. Hutcheson,
Of Houston, is here persuading our people
that he, Of all men, should be sent TO con
gress from this district. He has made
many friends and the knowing ones proph-
coy his triumphant election. Colonel
Charles Stewart is the ouly announced OPP
ponent now III the field.
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special 70 the Herald
rOYAH, Hay IA .eavy wind, rain
and hail storm occurred this evening. No
damage.
One csse ofsmAll-poS in ire city.
Heavy shipments OF sheep from Caller
MIA, are being maie via the Texas a
Pariic 70 Big Springs. Colorado, aud
bileue. Forty sven cars passed here to-
day for those points; al-0 a considerable lot
Of Liverpool wheat has passed here this
week from Califsrnia.
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A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
Dess. early decay, loss OF manhood, etc. /
will pend 4 recipe that will cure You, free Of
charge TINS great remedy was discovered
BIZ a missionary in South America. send a
asifaddressed envelope 70 Rev. Joseph i.
Iuman. station D. New York city.
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Constipation is disease-maker and leads
10 indigestion, acid stomach, heartburn.
fevers. biii0usness, sick headache, torpid
ity Of the liver. collie, intammat0ry dis
esses. nervousness, loss Of appetite. etc,
These can I'll be removed BY the use d
Bailsy's Saline Apenent-
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Dr.. J. W. Gibbon. q Arksnsss. ~rites
pr mary years ny wife vas q sufferer.
f-urr : territis female complaint t1at tal-
ed The slriil q I'll rtysicians ground ne.
she usei d. Drur1ro1le's EnEIisn Iern1ls
Hif-s-s fbeT cured he- souni ard vel. ani
% not bssitats % ny hey ssFsd BE;
IL
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Kaufman.


sIIVINl 10 IIIt IUTdIV
KAUFMAN, May l0-The people of Ksuf
man county are solid for John l.. Henry, OF
Dallas, for governor, despite the false
CHARGES of the Galveston News, that he is thu
railroad candidate, and no doubt they will
INSTRUCT their delegation to vote solidly for
him.
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-l,efial ~ the HerEld
saw ASroSIo, May 1.-The Missouri
Press association arrived here this morning,
we're shown about the city. and are cutter
tanned tonight b. the san Antonio CLUB.
Many ladies and gentlemen are pres a.
They lesve in the mpruing inr Ansiini
where they viii ils met bf toe mayor End
r.ifikens. viii take breakfisi 81 th- Raymond
house q 0'clock, ana leave fIr IsEarkaus
ao1ut 3 p.m
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easily II this time Of the year and 20 DO
your bands. For curing bruises, Cuts,
burns. ulcers and infiamed eyes, BsDWs's
AEsIcA SaLvE has no equal. All farmers,
mechanics. and ranchmen should keep H.
For sale By all druggists IN IeNas-
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lie BrcYn Cation lin Co., i!sw London. e.,

IsTuei r. Brown, Rest. Bdso. T. BrsVH, Twas
These machines run light, make fine sample, ana
dean the seed properly. Best English cast steel in the
sSvsi the teeth will not bend break OF, back
iron puleys throughout, brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes, cast steel Journals and two belts
at each end-enSuring cool bearings, full speed,
and ssssdy motion, (only Gin In market having this
inprovsmeut) Extra large shafts 70 saw and brush
cylsaers Strong iron frame -bost materials, supe-
nor vortnsnship, hne hnish.
sr-Hors Brown Gins have been sole Caring the past
thNe than any other two makes combined Mr..
Israel Brown Qrofn las 10 it5s Of the firm Of 4. T.
baylor 90. OF Columbus Ca, the president 6f the
company, has had longer practical experience IN
making Gins than any other living. Present facil
tss for rsnufs-turing and fhpTng unequalod by any
other establishment Of the k,rd in the world Hence
our vory low prices FOR such superior machinoa.
pie. Iis4 NJ gTya V.csaru ,,a Copdc,scre
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Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appitite, Dizziness
md symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
Is cents per bottle. Sold by Hickox &
House, druggists, Cos Main street, Dallas
Texas.
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this city obdoayofing 10 enlist aid and sym.
patlty, stated ~ your correspondent yctinr'
day ihat he nov bad things nffnnred 90
That llc WINS sure 0l u pardon for the boys
and hn would soon procure their release
aud take them with bin 10 Oregon.
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Viii save the hair and keep u On strong
and healthy condition. hecauss y vi stirn-
uisfe the roots ui the hair and rest1-e TIRE
nsfu-ai acton uu0n which ErUrth der.en1s.
Burnettis far0rins ertrzcts are nt-o ute-y
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CItarrh cured, health and sweet breath
is cured by Shilohs Catarfh Remedy.
Price 80 cents Nasal Injector free. Sold
by Hickox u House, druggists, Cos Main
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Marshall,
Special to the Herald.

MARSHALL, May IA meeting of the
stockholders of the Sabine Pass d Texas
Northern railway company convened here
to-day, and after traDsacting other business
the following board of directors was elected,
II. NJ. Twombley, w. b. Hotchkiss r. =.
Parks. of New York; r. A. Conallv,
OF Chicago; @. c. Campbell, G. N.
Roquet, e. J. Fry, W. G. Pierce and
l.. Kahn, of Marshall, Texas. The direct
ors have gone out to inspect the road this
evening, and will hold another business
meeting tonight.
The trains are arriving and departing
with more regularity now than for some
time past.
The Texas 6 Pacific shops are worked to
their full capacity.
The jury in the case of John f. Womack
VS.. the Western Union Telegraph company
brought in a verdict in favor OF the defend
ant.
MARsHALL, May 1S.-At meeting of the
directors of the Sabine Pass 4 Texas North
ern railway company, the old officers were
elected for the ensuing year. We areas
sIred that the work of construction is to be
pushed forward rapidly.
The children OF the Catholic schools have
had grand picnic at the fair grounds to-
day. The little ones had lots OF fun and
good things, and enjoyed the fun hugely
George A. Booth leaves for Huntsville
this evening.
Major w. Stedman was unanimously
elected by the bar TO act until the return Of
Judge Booty.
Judge Henry, of Dallas, has many warm
friends here, who would gladly support
him for governor.
MARSHALL, May Ig.-Captain Frye mas
been paying off the time checks of the
Texas d Pacific hands to-day. The boys
have much money this evening, and are
happy.
John Rains, son Of George Rains, Of this
city, fireman of the Texas d Pacihc.' was
badly hurt in wreck yesterday. He WAS
brought up TO Shreveport and placed in the
hospital. His father has gone to his assist
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Amen.
Special 70 the Herald.


Af1Es, Nay 19.-AccOrding TO f,svious
announcement, Hon. J. NJ. Cleminson and
Major z. ]. Brown, Of Mckinney, addressed
the citizens Of Allen and vicinity last night
AZ the Baptist church In this place,
on the subject q prohibition. the former
erainsf and the latter for. IL is conceded
~ the opp0sers Of prohibition that their
opponents won the victory. FROM indica-
ffons Al r,resent We feel warranted In saying
that prohibition viii prevail ~ the ap-
preaching eiection, which VII be held the
l0th rrDrimo.
Cr6rk are in good condition, which, per-
haps, h owing 70 the thorough manner IN
which cur farmers have ben supplicd Win
improved agricultural implements, ADO
from the numbered sales rep1Tted q tnres1-
en- and reapers We judge the small gram
crop ril Be properly taken care Of
rrufessor J. T.. Fowler. q p1renolozlst.
viii leisure here to-uiEnt-
There VII Be q lodFs Of the krizhis 81
Honor urrnnized here son. The chsrier 10
ne sane hE~inr ben rttalred
NE Odd Fellows alreslr have 3 ME bal
nrd ne lo1r. + In q 1ourisll1g cu1diti1n-
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xaeaiea

illustrated Marriage Guide, 2c0 pages cloth
ana gilt binding, 80 cents same IN paper covers
- cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood, 10
oonis pamphlet cents, securely sealed. By
1fi. Send money or postage stamps Dr
WHITTIER, the great specialist CI7 81 Charles
.freet 81 Louis Mo
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The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says Both myself and wife owe onr
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure -.
Sold by Hickox e. House, druggists, 50G
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohannaus yesetnbc Curative is warranted To psr
Ihnentiy cure all forms of tpcrEattorThea or Seminal
weakness General Debility, mp.trrey etc. and restores
"lOst Power and brings back the ~lortLfn Ncor of
those who have destroyed by sexual evil prac-
ices IN from two to seven weeks time. This remedy which
has been sed by Dr. BOhGnnan in his private practice for
thirty years known to fail In curing even
the WORST CASES. II gscs vitality and imparts cncrrY
with wonderful effect TO those sged men who feel
weakness beyond their ycnrs. Its ncoratng properties
are felt ut Young tuitTng from the conse-
qnences Of that dcadfuy destructive habit Of selfAbuse
use this medicine with the Of speedy and
pERhAhENl The paticIt gains strength and oes-
ty Of spirits at once, Il acts directly the PARTS Affect
cd as soothing sud healing tonic md nnodyne the re-
hxed sunns v,sicles aid itHted ducts lnpGrtiig power
and tone and restoring them 10 their state the same
" the baneiul habit had never ben INDUCED in. The
Ingredients src simple productions OF natuTc-bGrks, roots,
herbs etc. and n specific for the above diseases
b1fice, tiye Do lara sent with full directions etc. to
nny address For sale only ut Dr. e. A. BohnnnGns Office,
No Cpl North Eih street. between Washington avenue and
Green street, 81. Louis, No. EstnhliShcd in l6T.
uB-Dr BIS "lreRitse Special MscRsFs," which gives
CLEAR deines0n OF the naturc causes, symptoms,
cure, etc, of hilEiLfs sILIkAI MEALS.sS ETC., sla
ElLEE 10 any address upon receipt of one stamp .
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For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Hickox & House.
druggists. Cos Main street. Dallas. Texas
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VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilohs Cure is the
remedy for it. Sold by Hcl;ox & House.
druggists. Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiioh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by Hicliox & House,
drugGists. COS Main street. Dallas. TeNas.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure We guarantee it.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, 6O5
Main street. Dallas. Texas.