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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

Ffy-:ight million dollars is the estimated
vau' Of hegar rigs Of this otu1try sotuslly
wotp.s and Still there r, people ban enough 10
&, h,ckirg ard caughirg b.ciu'o they do NJ
wlnt to invest Is c,n y for bottle Of DR..
Bulls oiugh syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
Missionaries Murdered ,

TRIPoLI. Jan. l3.-Three French missionaries
have been murdered near tho Oasis Of Ghadsmes,
in tho desert OF Sahara.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
IMMATURE ALMANAC, JAN. l3, 1882
S.tn rises. 7 10 Sun sets.......... s 8
ARRIVED.
Stt Lady OF the Lake. Norfolk, 10 + A Reed.
Htr L ArroWsmith, lower Potomac to 70.
tcm,c Ferry 70.
SAILED.
Stmp G knight, New York. BY A Reed.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. by + a Reed.
PASSED DOWN..
Schr An!hea Godfrey, from Warrington for
Norfolk.
kyNORAdDA
Schr Ann Dale, from Richmond, 1T New York
18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
Fire.

CHICio). Ill.,, Jan. l3.-Crine Brothers water
pipe fsc:ory in this city Was destroyed by FIRE
this morning. Loss $5I,C0).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

Or INTEREST TO JURORS In the Hru,s CT
D.Iegltes Wednesday Mr. Crdwrl fired q
bill providing "tbs! oil jarors summoned to a.
tend u: on stycf th, o,urts of the c,nnor-
wealth who shall reside moro than ten miles
from The ccur.-Aouse If the coun or rpcrs-
ton IN whci they arc rqlirod to attend shall
DO entitled to re i've. 10 addition TO the SUN
of one dollar now aIow!d ly law for each 4 .y's
attendance. the same uilsge al,w.d to wit
nesses 10 civil cases. aud 10 all cases where a
iror residing mere than ten miles from The
ccurt-houss at which be is 10 atteodat G, aud is
detained 10 dischargo If bis duties as d lror
beyond sunset OF the day on which be is requiI.
ed to attend. such juror shall be entitled te
suitable board and lodgings for the ensuing
night. The expense thereof. together with the
ilesRe allowed hereunder. not to exceed one
dollar per night for each juror, 10 re paid O.
now provided by law for the payment of Jurors
generally"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

10 The Maryland Senate commiainu is pro-
posed 10 secure the cooperation If Virginia 10
projecting Potomac river oysters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

The market closes quiet on account OF tha
light receipts OF grain, but prices keep up. 40
al The offerings xre quickly taken Of top quota.
tiors. We note 60 change in prices. and the
light eaes which were made were Ut above
quotations. Rscon is quiet and unt h ,nged
Country produce is lower en- account OF the sof!
weather. Othcr articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

Rot Partial, but Complete.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 4. 1881.
H. II. WARNER & Co: Sirs-Your Safe
Kidney sad Liver Cuto has effected 40 entire
cure 10 my casa. | suffered every form of
kidney difficulty. W. j. SUMMERS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
Leg lSiatiYe.

10 the Senate yesterday resolution wss it.
!roiucod looking to the ACCESSIBILITY of pa;-
chasing tho Elndrlnb Mauon College property
for the ess b ishm9nt thereto Of the Central
L1oaic Asylum. |; was stated that the COL
lego AUTHORITIES d,airoa to consolidate their 10
iefasIs Glsowhlra. and Ware nryicus 10 di:posa
ct the bulldogs. which vera val suited Tor q
inna!ic asylum. Tho resolution Was referred.
nlr. Rddl,b.rgol : bill TO prevent frauds
upoo tho ommonWoA!th sud mo holders oil
her curiti,s 10 tho collection and disburse.
mant of revenues termed thu coupon kill
or" came ~ 10 tho II USE, AID, after debate
was passed.
Tho mmiltca o! tho IIlu5o o. ,iatod 10
draft suitable rrsol lIi,G1 Of respect 10 the
m,mory Of tho late Cyl George Wythe Nun
Iurd Submitted their report y serdry eulcg z
log tn, deceased aud pl,ing 40 eloquent tribule
to bis worth .ui high character.
Tho Senate CHANGED the timo for The election
Ct STATE ofhsars from Mond,y unii tc-lay
The Nj1sn uoncnnoi 10 the resolution after
anendop it. Uader the resou.ion tho cleo
tim will b, cimnenccl tt-isy. and continue
each day uull nii tho s a:o officials mentioned
there / ! arc elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
"WINE OF CARDUI" ior Ladies only.
For sale by e. 8. Lead beaten i Bro.

DIED.
In Washington city, January TO- Of conges,
lion OF tho brain. NARY 4, daughter OF the
late Captain John Mcknight. of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

RICHMOND MARKET. Jah'y. 12-The market
ia que! and the receipts of country produce very
light Flour unchanged with fair home d. =
msnd. A few bushels of Lancaster Whea. sold
to-day At LAG and about 80 bushels of white
Corn 81 50. No sales Of Bye or Oats reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

The FATE OF THE JEANETTE CRRw -
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, Secretary of State, has le
csived the following telegram from the q. S
Charge d'Afsires at st. Petersburg rsspectin 6
The fate Of the Jeanette And Ter crew:
"Danenhower aud FIVE of the crew, in whale
boat, arrived at Yskoutsk Uecem Der II, and are
comfortably lodged and all their wsnts supplied.
Melville and six men we're expected soon. De
Long and the crew of the first cutter have not
been found. Novem Der IT, the last date, Bon
Toner g. reported the Jeanette caught in pack
Cctobsr l. 1872 drifLed with winds and currents
til June last, and was then abandoned.
(Signed) HOFFMAN"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

ANOTHER FASTER white gill boubd TO
Mis-. Fiizaugh Gray. 10 this c)untg, was nit
slpg for the sptc, of eight days. bsfore Christ
mas. Itwss thought that she had g>ne to
scma OF tho neighbors and would rclutn 10
short while; she did not do so howtv:r, and 90
SEEDING cIp,oter up into the Rsrrett do
some work, be fund her lying on lhs f ,or 10
stupid condition evidently tryif & to slatve hei
self to death. For eight ds,sth, had nothing
to eat or drink, aud her hands and feet we're
badly frosted. She yielded 10 KIDD treatment
and has grown much better Warrenton Solid
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY. Wovtr-
ton vs.. Commonwealth. Upon o petition for b
roheari &. Rshearing refused.
Alexandra and Fredericksburg Rsiiwsy
Company vs.. Alexandra aud Washington RM.-
road Company. Rohesring rtfus.d.
uoblcn vs. Bo.s=oau. Colamen W. Ne 10y.
Barksd Sic W. Tsfr}. D.smis ed for failure to
print records.
Ball Vs. Commonwealth. Writ CT er;or re-
fused.
Wright vs. Cnmnanwcaltb. From the
County Court Of PtisyVania o3u1t7. A firm
cd. JUICE Chris.ian delivering opinion.
Stokes and ais vs. Oliver aud ais. From The
Circuit Cour: Ct Heu!oo ciuu'y. R:vers;d
10 part. judge Anderson dtliverng opinion
C,skie's executor Va Ilirrison. From the
Chancery Coura Of tho city OF Richmond. AZ
6tmed 10 part and reversed lu part. Judge
STABLES delivering orcion.
Uoversal lsursnce Company W. b nford
Eno ais. From the ChaDoery Court Of the CITY
Of Richmond. Affirmed 10 part ADD reversed
10 part. judge BlIks delivering cplniup.
Phillips W. S.cvets FROM tho GiIcui
Ecut of Alexandria o,u>ty. Affirmed
Jud "a Christian doiverioe opinion,
OKaefe W. G,lIst. Argocd b. \. NJ Kriy
Esq. for plaintiff. ADD Ju'go W. II. Rus.
roughs for defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

THE PERFECT MUUlLAGK BOTTLE
l. WIN not spill, waite or dry and is ,he only
way TO use muciage with economy AID neat.
ness. Filled with the best Aucilase. Only Csc.
jazz ROBERT BELLS SONS
s1SILVRR WHITE" expressly for clesuin.
~ and polishing silver and plated ware re-.
commended by all the leading jewellers for .,ls
oy 4. l.. ADAM,
decI6 70 King strest
SO0TTs EMULSION OF COD LIvKR
~ OIL WITH LIME AND SODA. An invsI-
liable remedy for Coughs Colds and General
Debility. For sale by
dec5 WAKEFIELD & HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

CHARGED WITH MURDER-S2m:tx,i iement
prevails in Wilmington, Ohio. over tho arrest
IF JAS. NJ. Gorrele, on Monday right. CHARGED
with causing tho das!h by poison Of Sarah V.
Dup. at the Pennsylvania House. in London,
Ohio. on tho 20th of September last |; aI-
pears that GorrelIe stepped at that nous. sev
eral years ago with Miss Dnup, whom he csiu :
cd 81 bis vito. 10 j al9. 1880. she gavs birth to
healthy child. which died short time hf.tr
The DECOR had l. f, htr bedside. and there
wore runners that it was smothered. Tho SUI! =
pioion was aroused that The parties were not
married. but GorrolIe alleged that they had
bscu married the year previous 10 Hagersrowr,
Md. Ga tho 90 b OF last September Miss Doup
Was taken sudtc 1ly ILL., and in three hours died
with convusions. lt now turns out that Miss
Doup was the daughter OF snnersul u .ted
Methodist preacher. who left b. $50. 900 at his
death. aud made GorreIls adminis ,rator. Cor
relle, who had vile ADD family 10 Whining 3D.
ruined the Girl. carried her to London and de-
serted bis flmils. lie claims to DO real estate
agent and lawyer. aud that ho was ut ooe time
mioister Of the Gospel and also that the prose
cution is set on foot to wrcst from him the prt =
perty which Miss Dup willed him. There is
charge OF sborlioo s2ai1s, phys clan 10 COZ
necton with the css,, and aItr G ,ther it's vsly
ugly looking STAIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

Cofn 81 81. NO sales OF Rye or OAts reported,
FnEDERIcKsBuRa MARKET, Jan l2.-Mnket
inactive with very limited receipts Of grain
Flous quiet but steady. Wheat quoted at 1854
1z6 for Lancaster, and l30al35 for FultZ. Corn
73,75 Bye 9:slO0. and Oats 6ca52.
LYNcHBuRa MARKET. jar. l2-The marx ct
is fairly active and prices generally Arm. Flour
is in demand for high grades and extra, tu! low
grades are neglected. Wheat is 10 demand and
prices firm At l25sl60 as 10 quality. Corn uL
changed. Offerings Of Oats very light and quo
tations nominal. Nothing doing in Bye Re-
ceip.s of Tobacco very light owirq 10 the IN.
favorable weather and prices are rominslly
without charge
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET.-
SuYars-The market for raw i, fem, with q fair
business reported For refined Sugars the mar.
ket 10 very g rong, end prices advanced, but have
since been quiet. We quote hards at iCa cents
for cut loaf; lO5 cents for oruehed lot cents for
powdered; 10 cents tor granulated. and soft A
90 cents and yellow 8,e3 cents per ID.
Ccff,e-A cargo of 6!6l bags has arrived, L.
creasing the stock in fist hands to 43 439 bags.
The market WAS very quiet again TO. day, but
Domnally steady. on the basis OF lC}c for fair
We quote invoices nc minAlly "a follows: Ordi.
nary o.; fair lot good 100 and prima lit
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKHr. January lS--
Beeves-Live stock market nominally un.
changed. Dressed best hsi q fair demand at
salOe Fer ID for ordinary to prime sides. Very
poor and common COW beef, Of which full sup.
ply has been put on the m.rke. Of late. had 10
besold 1t the low range of 6la7lc per To-
CalVes-Grass calves sold at ASA Is per 100
lbS., including fair to good: veals at 6 60s$9 60
tor ordinary to good.
Sheep and L.mbt-Some very poor sheep
sold It DC per ID and car load of choice welhers
at Els, but 45.elc WAS tho general range for
sheep. Lambs sold al 63,7tc. with very chcie
Hogs-Live hogs ware 10 better demand, and
fair to good corn fed had . ready sale ct 25.
$6 GO per 100 It's.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Jan. II -Ba,
Cattle - On Monday the market in New York
was slow and prices 4s3c lower, bot yesttr dsy it
Was more active with no change in prices
Sheep-Ihe receipts are light Prices are NJ
changed, quality considered.
Hogs-1rAde has been fair, and trices fully
sustained since Monday. We quote at 8.9c cts
per ID net
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. II -Hogs-
General good demand off,rings not gate so
good; market weaker; heavy Hogs fully Ice
lower: com mon to good mixed 6a$6 35i light
cease IS; heavy packing 64a$6 10. Cattle
Trade irregular. weaker and slow; yssterd.y's
official receipts 10, 430 head exports S0a$6 %
good tn choice shipping 30l$5 Is; common 10
fair 25a$4 s.; mixed butchers steady at 8 co.
81 80; stockers and feeders 60i$3 Is. Sheep.
Prices generally unchanged; common to m ,dl'
8,s3 75; good TO choice 2o .$4 Is; extra
S Sass 5
CINCINNATI Hca MARKHT. Jan. l2.-Hoas
quiet common and light S 26t$6 co; pAcsibH
and huicharLi e dha8G as
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Jan l2-Mnket
inactive with very limited receipts Of grain
Flou; quiet but steady. Wheat quoted at l35s
1z6 for Lancaster, and l30alS5 for Fuliz. Corn
73.75 Rye 9:al00. and Oats 5ca52.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

CINCINNATI Hca MARKET. Jan. l2.-Hoqs
quiet common and light 25.$6 60; pAcsibH
and butchers 6 45a$6 IS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11

streets now seemsio be the school question.
The people are called upon to vote for on
against free schools on the 9TH Of Septem-
Der.
After my denial that had published in
your paper that the board of trustees OF
this city proposed to pay 5000 for free
school superintendent, 1900 each for prin-
cipals, and from $500 TO $500 each iJr assist.
ants, was astonished to see reiterated by
f. + Piner, G. LipscQmb, J. K. McCor-
mick, g. G, Scruggs aud c. l.. Herbert, jr.,
trustees, the charge that ! accused the
board of advocating these figures. now
call upon them for the proof, and defy them
to- produce the copy of the HERALD in
which | said the trustees proposed any
such prices.
! said that DIR. T.. ID. Pitts, the only man
advocating the enterprise through the pub
lie prints, proposed those salaries, and |
now say that DIR. Pitts is believed 10 be
right bv such men AS Rev. j. A. Moore
and others. Good teachers cannot he pro
cured on the Chinese plan, and no first
class graded school can be established and
maintained without them.
G, w, GEERs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
LOCAL. NEWS.
Texas Crops.

This is the blue ribbon prize year FOL
Texas crops. Travelling men and visitors
from all sections of the state bnng the
most ilattering and almost fabulous reports
of the immense crops that, if half realized,
will crown the Lone Star state as the agri-
cultural state of the Union. Dallas county
never before, according to her best and
Oldest farmers had as line prospect Tor
such bountiful yield as is promised here
this season. The grain crop, which has al;
ready been garneret, panneu out beyond
the fondcst expectations OF the most san
guiue. The corn crop is splendid, and the
outlook for cotton was never so me, The
recent rains, while they have not helped
the latter crop, have not materially DAM
aged it, and with few weeks OF clear,
dry weather the crop Will be assured.
The fruit crop ofthis season has never been
surpassed heretofore, IL equalled, III the
history of the state. The market is over
stocked and II almost goes begging. a
great deal of ii was shipped out OF the state
this season to st. Louis, Chicago, Kansas
City, Milwaukee, and intermediate points,
and some as far east rs Cincinnati and Pitts
burg in the cars of the American Arctic
Reirigerating car company, vet fully one
fourth of the crop will go to waste. The
finest of peaches are selling in eastern
Texas for ten cents per bushel, and the
prices are but little higher here.
Growers throughout north Texas
rather than see the fruit rot
have dubbed together in clubs and taken
out distillers' license, aud thousands of gal
Ions of peach and apple brandy will he
made. The mast product is heavy and the
pecan trees are laden with the nut. The
grasses and vegetation are generally thrifty,
and this is no doubt the "boss' season of
Tpyns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11

Mr.. Il. b. Bruce, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
writes; 81 felt generally unwel. Not de
String to get into the clutches of some RAJ
pacious doctor, | stepped into drugstore
and inquired if they had remedy that
would cure any and everything. The clerk
promptly handed me bottle OF Browns
Iron Bttcrs. | said is it good for dys-
pepsiaP lie replied, There's nothing bet
ter said, My urine isn't just the right
color, ! guess my kidneys arc out of order
Just the thing said he, tor kidney disor-
ders; you will find it strengthens all parts
of the body, and very refreshing to the
mental faculties Just the thing want,
thought |, and it suited my complaint pre-
cisely | never before believed in cure ais, ,
and now make Browns Iron Bttcrs the
only exception, for really believe it will
relieve any disease that human flesh is
heir to- ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
A Former Dallas Hotel Waiter In Trouble
for Killing mt lei Paso.

Information comes from Ell Paso that u
few days ago in the Mexican section of that
city, a colored man by the name of Riley
Virgins, known to many of the Grand
Windsor hotel boarders as Sam, Smiling
Sam, something of a musician, killed two
Mexicans there this week. The circum-
stances appear to be these: Sam was an
assistant cook in one of the hotels, and had
difficulty with some of his fellows. Pts
tolls were drawn OH him when he started 10
run and escape, when the Mexican
boys fred upon him wounding him
in the head lie Hired some
shots and killed two Of them. Sam is now
in Jail at lei Paso, and they have tried to
lynch him, though he is duly cared for by
the officials in charge. A letter from one
of his colored friends there, John Nc
Cutcheon, to Sans former fellow-watcrs
at the Windsor here, says that inasmuch as
he has to be tried in the Mexican limits,
where the killing was done, he fears fnll
justice will not be DONE and no asks for
some assistance from here Sam, it seems,
has q family or relatives in Mansfield,
Louisiana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
Crazy About Ills Cotton Gin.

Mr., George IL. Doyle, of Palo Pinto
county, passed through the city yesterday
morning ell route to Austin, having, in
charge relative, Andrew Haly, whom he
was taking TO the lunatic asylum. The
unfortunate young man, who is about ~
years old, like other insane seoplo, has his
hobby, which is conceived by him to be u
cotton gin, which he expects to get pat.
ented, whom he Will reap an Independent
fortune. he had his model-if such il
could be callcd--with him, and while wait
ing for the south.bound train at the Union
depot, amused himself handling it. His
explanation of It's workings was truly
amusing. He was laboring under tho I'M
preston that his relative, Mr. Doyle, was
going along with him to Austin, where he
was to start mandatory and open an
Office for the sale of his wonderful produc-
ton. Mr.. Doyle says that the unfortunate
man has been mboring to perfect his gin
for the past two years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
J. W. Il W. Il. SCARBOROUGH. Props
MENG-ER HOTEL.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

7sf4' nv UNIV, 7 FNAS.
:, TINS old and fnvoritc hotel is now under ell.
tire new management Mr. Frank Y. Hord, late
proprietor of llord's hotel, san Antonio, and
Mr. Curtis Davis. late proprietor of the Bingham
house, Philadelphia both having n long hotel
experience Halter themselves that they will be
able to give general satisfaction
The Menger. under its new management has
been rciittcd mud rcfurnishcd, with many altera.
IONS .nt Improvements of modern character.
making 1t the largest and best appointed hotel
III western Texas.
LiORD DAVIS, Proprletors.
iUKilS DAVIS Mnnprpr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11

To the Editor of the Herald.

To the Editor of the Herald
Please permit the Texas State Horticul-
tural and genealogical society to state that
We failed, but not Intentionally, to mention
In our list of exhibitors yesterday the
names OF several ladies who sent floral dec
orations. In making up the list the score
tary failed to get the names, AZ no
cards were attached, but we desire to
publicly thank them for their iayors.
In connection we would beg to state that
although forgotten yesterday by the So
ciety, II is appropriate to ask the ladies' of
Texas, members aud otherwise, to bring
next year to decorate the hall not only
floral beauties, but imitation, of them in
silk, satin and velvet embroidories, draw
Jugs in crayon, painting in water coors and
in oil upon canvass, silk and china plaqucrs,
also limitations in wax, and specimens of
preserving by skclctonzng and crystsl2-
ing. Ladies of Texas, lets show our hands
work as the daughters Of other states do,
and we know the whole society will appre-
ciate IL. The hint is modcstly and re-
specially submitted, with the hope that
next year our hall may be II iairyland in
appearance. Mrs. J. Il. JOHNSON,
tt Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11

Smoke genuineDuke OF Durham. Stand,
ard ~ the world
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
DENTON.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

special Correspondence of the Herald.
DESroS, August 4, iSs2.-This Is stray
sale day, and great many people arc in
town.
The areenbackers ticket, nominated last
Saturday. 1 am told gives general satisfac.
ton among tho preenbackers. The con.
vention adjourned TO meet ngain on the
ri OF September. when they will finish out
tho county ticket and recommend candi.
dates for district Offices.
The main topic Of conversation upon the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
Tho Old, Old Story

For years the people Of this country have
struggled to solve the puzzling question as
TO who struck Billy Patterson, but they
were not long in linuing out the efficacy of
Swaync's Ointme mt for ticking piles. This
goes to show what old mother necessity
will do. Thousands had suffered unbear-
able itching, scratching and soreness from
piles, but a final determination to find n
cure put them on the right track, and to-
day those seli-same people rejoice in re-
newal OF health through Swaynes Olnt-
ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
he Kind to the Sick.
IN ~

The only medicinal tonic specially
adapted to enlecbled invalds and infants is
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will not injuro
the most delicate, but gives new life and
new strength to both mind and body. All
leading physicians are now recommending
IL in preference to all other toncs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
OXFORD .NKn,, August 10, iS'o.-cAnrRs Mrpi

GESrLEMKH:-Please send me five
Walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
, ] take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my ncighhors, and would say TO the
people In general that Cprter's Little Liver
PILLS cannot be surpassed forcommon family
use, and dare !, say cannot be egp alec,
and find that they nrc entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than | can
say Of any other medicine have ever used,
Respectfully yours, Mrs. III. MARTIN.
Tho Carter medicines for sale by vii.
Jams, Tolliver Il Walker, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11

AT certain seasons OF the year nearly
every person suffers 10 greater or less cX-
tent from lmpurity of the blood, bilious
ness, &C., &c. This should be remcdied as
soon asdiscoyered, otherwise serious results
may follow. Shorman's "Prickly Ash Bit
tersn will ellcctually remove all faint OF
disease and restore You to health.