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The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24
The Mccormick Irvine =

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Aowen~ .~~->.~-- ness at Joha w.
r. Msossals se 1vtp'
s. sold f ri; by j Sss " n neSs'
re ! wai.s. ted Balm Wagon Q. sebree. Fer.
Old seliabsa Ahsy never change but stand BY the
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ssss F. sS ss :' wSs ss I'D
hz ss:ss Ks.ss.; VIII ws. Express Tops Ca"
Fo. q. na.ssa wise Fence. Plenty at sebres, Fer.
AaetAer invoice q thoss ane ali wool Diagoaal
Suits just received at T. W. Poindsxtcr's.
4 Il W. =, new Iii liz S
wear.
+. W. Poindexter has on hand 6ne line Of Hats,
including straw goods Of al! grades:
Trunks and, valises In abandanee, varying in
prices from 3s to SIS at I. w. Poindexter.s
Anew invsics al he popular ..New Home" sew
Of Mrs. 7. DiaKley.
.~~~~~~>~-~~~~~~~~~~
The Mccormick Irvine Binder.
IT, you want a good Pocket Knife, go to
John Weightman's.
New Goods are constantly arriving at
John .Weightman's.
Kirkpatrick Bros. are Just opening nice
lot Of suits for boys from six to sixteen
wears Of age.
A large lot Of women's, misses and chill.
dren's shoes makes Kirkpatrick Bros store
look more attractive than ever.
Mrs. J. T. DingIey l. agent Tor the light
raaning Home Sewing Machine.
Another car load Of Barbed Wire Just
unloaded at the Fish Wagon depot.
Field glasses, In great variety Of styles
and prices, At John Weightman's.
Watch for The mammoth Mccormick
Irvine Binder at the Fish wagon depot.
The Mccormick Front Cut Mower is
chief Sex the sample at the Fish wagon
depot. ,..-.-.--...
The Chicago Tongue Scraper Is what
make bitches. For sale only by John w.
Lowell.
The finest line Of meerchaums in town
At johnny ,Weightman's.
lust received, at John Weightman's, the
largest stock Of candies and nuts in town.
-~>~>~~~~~~~~~>~>~~~
Croquet and base bail sets in great variety
At John Weightman's.
Musical instruments just received al
John Weightman's.
If you want any pure California
Wines, CALI at L. G. F. Il Co.'S
John Weightman, at Post Office building
has received . new stock Of cutlery, notions
SC. Call and see them.
Val Blatx's Milwaukee Beer at L. G.
Fyhrie u Cos.
lust received at T. w. Poindexter's q
full and complete stock Of shelf hardware
etc.
Inkstands, Paper weights. Paper knives
Portfolios, School Satchels. and Stationary
in endless variety, at John Weightman,s.
Buy your tall wool carpets" at Kirkpat'
rick Bros
A car load of the celebrated Hay Rakes
lust received at John w. LowelIs.
From ten to twenty per cent saved BY
buying your Barbed Wire Of John W. Low.
ell.
Call and see the Hollinsworth rake, with
iron wheels, at John W, Lowell's, before
purchasing my other rake.
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Go to r. w. Poindexter's for y our wal
paper and window shades.
.or, hnrr.,ls of K enfa,Glv Whiski les In
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Fo. narbea Wire Fence. Plenty at sebree, Fer
ria WhiteA.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Arficl.s IF aey lssgtA Iov IT. fags "'sst
/. IL BY FRZDAI NORNlNC, ara
.oti;so Inter kAow FRIDAT NOON.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

100 barrels Of Kentucky Whistles ir
bond, by L. G.. Fyhrie & Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Inkstands, Paper weights. Paper knives
Portfolios. School Satchels, and Stationary
In endless variety, at John Weight,nan's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Croquet and base bail sets in great variety
At John Weightman's.
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Musical Instruments just received at
John Weivhtman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

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tsenuiMe Hiils Coacoed Hav
Loweu'A ness at Joha w.
n He0ssniee 1wip' ~>~~~~~
mick Twiae Hinder. Hindar buy the McCof.
.,.ss sold only by Jno. w. LOWELL
rta waite. ted Balm Wagon Of Sebree, Fer.
Old sesiabs& Ahey never change but stand by the
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

A car load of the celebrated Hay Rakes
Just received at John w. Lowelrs.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

The Chicago Tongue Scraper is what
every ranchman needs to clear corrals and
make bitches. For sale only by John W
Inv,ell
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Buy your ''all wool carpets" at kirkpat.
rick Bros
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

y .ess! Why. yes. bought that set Of Sebree,
Is 4 White.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

100 barrels Of Kentucky Whistles In
bond, by L. G. Fyhrie & Co.
T. W. Poindexter has just received fine
selection of straw and summer hats.
Latest styles in bonnets, hats and laccs
expected daily, at Mrs. J. T. Dingleys.
Lace embroidery, fringe, and all
kinds of dress trimmings, at I. w. Poin-
dexter's.
lust received at T. w. Poindexter's, di.
rect from California, fine lot Of gents un.
derwrar.
A new stock Of croquet sets and the mob
biest lot OF walking sticks just received at
John Weightman's.
400, 900 New YORK and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
at l.. c. Fyhrie e. Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Just received, at John Weightman's, the
largest stock of candies and nuts in town.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

T. W. Poindexter has just received til
selection OF straw and summer hats.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

. 71e tribune kas co~fr.Aet.d s:dsr "a,
P. Icy vi M'. 1.se 70 S, s -: L: s.
Px6IsSsse of ukstevsv character, for which
BAssAx HAl C.ssly Is ekargaadls.
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Preaching at Poindexter's school house
tomorrow at II a. m, and in Dillon at p
M, by o. W. Mintzer.
The waters Ct the Beaverhead, Big Hole
and smaller streams are receding very slow.
". All OF the streams have been high,
but fortunately little damage has been done
to bridges or property in this county.
Wednesday morning Montana street was
enlivened BY lively fight. Hard.kickmg ]
was INDUCED in for q few seconds wher
one man cried: "Hold, enough! Take
Off" This ended the fight. No arres' :,
The produce market Of Dillor -.
without any material change ,,,
Of last week. There Is no p Ic.. ".."
for any article, and the y ~. ~ =" s rs"s
p t"s,,,, w." ~'e' >''''e .arket Is we'll sup
'opp's'' IN the line of tabl
professional p - A. c.,,.,u
"Dr. Jim + ~ 'evny ns' "'e ,u 4, ~
.r.ts. .arby performs jobs Of tooth.car
80. ! in skillful manner. He up
solely for fame and he gets his shar
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Fire works of all descriptions. for the Fourth OF
July, ut John Weightmans.
A fresh stock Of Field Glasses at John Weight.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

Field glasses, In great variety Of styles
and prices, ct John Weightman's.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
THE APPELLATE COURTS
synopsis Of Opinions OF the Court of Appeals
Tyler Term, 1882


Watson vs.. the State: from Eacogdoches
county. A motion is filed by the assistant
rpey-general to dismiss the appeal for
want OF seal OF the court below across the
tie. The tie Is enclosed in a wafer, properly
secured, but 10 seal Of the court is i'm
pressed thereon. Held, defendants ia mis-
demeanor cases are held bound 10 see shat
records are properly made when brought
M. Article go. G. q. p, Rule IS, district
courts, requires the transcript 20 be fas-
tened at upper end with tape or ribbon and
scaled over the tie with the seal Of the
court from whence the case came. A fall
ure 10 do such as is in thiscase viii warrant
a dismissal on proper motion. Appeal die
missed Wilson. j.
Hardigree vs. Tiel: from Camp county.
Motin Of defendant in error sets out vari-
Gus grounds, among Others that there Was
no assignment 81 errors nor brief 81 plain
tifin error fled with the transcript. and
asks for dismissal FOR wsnt II prosecution
Held. good grounds for dismissal. ard held
further, rule go. fgr the government 20
district courts. Es well as article 1916. Re-
Al sed Statutes. rcqu ring the certificate 81
fhe clerk as vel ~ tlie seal ~ She eur
Fr1m vhence the causa came % tesftached
10 tire irsnsrrpi, must b. strictly com
piled witb. ia this case neiiiier Eas coae
Motion Of deisniaut in error susfainel-
Cnuss dismissed WLjt-. o
Cunsingham & Luis rs Bales et FL
from Bell c1nnfv. Appellants hrouEir
suit on sworn aecJuni for dauagrs agairs
Bales and lis sursties On q bond gwen ~
fsiftiul performance q bis coutrset uith
appellants fOr the coursTancr ~ crrric--
Bailss f.iled % deliver sane -uIt 81 dn-
ference Id ncfrEl cust ID getting them and
the ccst a Bales conveying them o.
motion. svorn aocu1ilt sfrieter 0nf. He'd.
= vas Dot error in striking ont me swaTf
scs1urt. u MT being ore nrEiusi 81 fhs
cries dsfeni.n- a. sn urfiusTT a1rolfit
mr. ~ daulerss. He'd. .urtrer. srr't 2
. z1F Herisrd S-si nHs cli.ftrrf .lltr1 ~ -ura
r-sion. An afflE~lt 90 81 rregrit . ii'H
SIMS be % rrUre Gry clErsc-- q e.
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BOnilafn

Special to the Herald.
BoNHAM, October 11.-Hons. d. B. Gull
berson, democrat, and E. Dohony, indepen-
dent, candidates for congress in this dis
trict, met in joint discussion last night al
the opera-house to crowded house, and
the affair resulted in complete victory for
Old Dave. The leaders of the Independent
movement are dissatisfied with the result,
and evidently show signs of losing ground
under the powerful influence of such speak
ers as Colonel Culberson aud our present
representative James Q. Chenoweth. Gull
berson and .Dohony will speak at, other
points in the county during the week.
On last Sunday evening, while in the act
of taking the west-bound passenger train,
Officer Thornton captured horse THIEF by
the name of Flanagan, who stole horse
from ]. II Rogers, of Melissa inAugust last.
Officer Thornton only had Flanagan's de-
scription, and while being questioned very
closely, he broke to run, and jumped from
the train with the officer close behind him.
Flanagan was soon captured and acknowl,,
edged himself to be the guilty party wanted
in Collin county.
The incessant rains have cast gloom
over the heretofore bright prospects OF
cotton crop in this county.
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Notice TO Architects and Builders.

COMMISSIONERS COURT PECos COUNTY
u Texas September sth, A. ID. lss2-
ID 4 ordered by the Court that q
courthouse and jail be built for peoos county,
Texas, ct Fort Stockton, Texas, al an expense
not 70 exceed the sum Of Fifteen Thousand and
f.l5OOD Dollars Ten Thousand tsl1WOl
Dollars 10 be used in building court
house. and the balance g. he used in the erect
ion of jail, and ihe Clerk % this q UT Is IN.
structrd 10 cause notices 10 be published unul
he 18Th day Of OctU5' :. A. d lset IN the
san Antonio Express Austin Statesman ana tne
Dallas HtEALD. requesting anChiiects and build
ers - furnish plane and specihcatlons iqr
tie hui ding Of said courthouse aud jail,
The plans and speCih Hti0us 70 be pre-
scented 10 ihls Court at its next res ulaf term,
IN b heif on the 18th CAV Of Novcmber A d.
lssR ana the sun 81 Fifty t5Ae0l Doiiars Is
hereby appropriated for tho payment Of the
r,inrs and spec ifcafinns selec,ed BY TIE Court
TIE Ftale of TeNas. County OF fecos.
Jacobs CLERK q the County COrrt OF Pecos
county. Texas. do hereby certify that the fore
Ring o. a tine extract from the recorcs o. the
said court az q tim held September p A. ID.
=. Given under my hand and Official seal
/ zesf 81 Fort Stockton. Texas, thif the l3th
- day q September, D ~
r1a-s rr.rrrf~ rcrfrt pafua rnrrrfv Texas
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9,cnal.

,,vlT sTE,rF OF TFXRS.-T0 AZ PFR-
I sons interested In the administration OF the
strange, administrator, has filed in the County
court OF d alias county his final account, show
ing the condiuJ N of said estate, and praying Tor
a final seu'ement Of the same, whch VIII DC
ing on the Third Monday in Noyember, A. ID.
iSs, at the Courthouse. In the city OF Dallas, al
which time all persons interested IN sald es-
tate may appear and contest said account II they
80 Witnes: A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk of
Seal : Of Dallas county. Texas.
g,vensunder my hand and the seal OF said
court at Office IN the city of Dnllas this 30th DAY
III september, A. D. 1852 A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas Go. exas.
nv " W PEAR. ueputy octdluW4M
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| anecinl 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Ell PAso, October lO.-Yester day a deaf
and mute man by the name Of Fritz, from
Meslissa, New Mexico, crossed the river
here 10 visit Paso del Norte and was or
dered TO halt by the Mexican custom-house
guard, and not understanding the order,
continued 10 90 forward, when he was fired
upon and instantly killed.
Sunday morning, at the Southern Pac u.
depot, a brakeman by the name OF w; w.
Connell got into difficulty with a back
driver named JaEe Davis ana hfee ioui
times at him with a pistol. missing him en-
tirely Jake went of and got his weapon,
and returning fred four times az bis man.
one ball striking him m the abdomen sna
coming out between the seventh and eiehin
ribs and another in the right knes. Con
nell died at 9 O'Clock last night. Inc cor
oner's Jury returned verdict that they
did moi know who killed Connell
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In Keats beautiful poem, "Iamia," =
Young man has been led captive by phan-
tom Girl, and is made the slave OF her
beauty, until an old teacher comes in and
fixes his eye upon the figure, and it van
ishes in its true form of o Shiny serpent
This is poetry; now for fact. Disease in va,
rious forms seizcs upon young men and
old, and especially does II affect the kid
news and liver, and begin insidiously to
work ruin and death. But Hunts Remedy,
as the old teacher, comes in, and the Shiny
serpent of disease glides away. At first,
men think that diseased liver or disor-
de-ed kidneys is mere phantom, and go
on their way neglecting the evil, and not
realizing their danger. But thisis not some
thing 10 be triiled with. Call in Hunts
Remedy at once; It will both reveal the de-
mon, and cast il out For kidney, liver,
and urinary complaints there is nothing
like IN
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legal.

DALLAs COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
ID september Special Term, 1852. Sep
TENDER 10Th, 1852 Whereas, on the 18TH
day of August lssh upon tne f 1n9I,iSa,s
Precinct No. 5, Dallas county, Texas. an election
was ordered by this court TO be held on tne yin
day.of September, 1882 on Local Option; and,
whereas, in pursuance to said order, said ecc-
ton was held on said 9th day of September, 1882,
conforming in all respects to the law and order
aforesaid and, whereas at said election ma
oritv of the votes cast in said precinct were ior
prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS ana
Wherefore it is ordered by the court that the
sale of Intoxicating liquors ba absolutely pro-
hibited within the limits OF SAID Justice RE
cinct, and that the clerk publish the result as
the law requires.
A true copy from the minutes of raid court.
- Given under my hand and Official seal,
Seal this October 2; lsS2 c. c,o.,,
By C. r. BoLAHz, Deputy. octi-w1t
DALLAS COUNTY CoAMIssIoNERSC COURT
ID July Special Term, 1882. July 20th,
1882: Whereas, on the 18th day of May, lsoZ,
upon the requisite number of qualified voters
In Justices Precinct No ., Dallas county, TeXas,
an election was ordereq Dy tnls coTo si on
ton; and. whereas, in pursuance OF SAID oroer,
said election was held on the said 10Th day OF
June 1882 conforming in all respects TO law ana
the order aforesaid; and, whereas, al said elec-
lion n majority of the votes cast in said pre-
cinct were for prohibiting the sale OF intoxica-
ting liquors and med cated bitters producing IN
toxicaiion Wherefore 1t is ordered by the
court that the sale Of inGNiea'ng Liquors 6e I ns-
tees Precinct and that the clerk publish inc
result as the law requires.
A true copy from the minutes of said court.
- Given under my hand and official seal,
I Seal : tAiS October =, 1882
- A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
By e. + BoLANz, Deputy. oc4-W4t
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Bur,let.
BurNel
SneciAl to the Herald.

cptUluI 10 INC HtTdIU.
BURNET. October 10.-There will be a
grand barbecue here Saturday next, with
speeches by. Governor Roberts, Hon. John
Ireland Hon. John Hancock and Hon. A.
w. Terrell. The democrats of Burnet an
ticpate joyful time. Provision will be
made for a large crowd. A brass band
has been engaged.
Larg" quantities of cotton and wool are
in the market.
Pecans are selling at So per bushel.
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San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the heralu'
SAN ANTONIO, october TO- The following
statement is received from a reliable
source: Last Saturday ]. d. Gould, re-
Gently of Mcmillan county, crossed the Rio
Grande at Piedras Negras with Sl,SOO in
Mexican money and paid Ss0O,to Mexican
Gouis Musquis), from whom he had pur'
chased land for a sheep ranch. The re-
naming 81 900 was thcreupon taken from
him by the Mexican custosl-house authorl-
ties, and at last accounts was still held by
them, The basis of the seizure is that the
money was unlawfully brought into the
country. Duty under the Mexican law has
heretofore been demanded only on mer-
charitable property, and money has always
been free, not being regarded as mer-
charitable article. The object, according
to an article in the Piedras Negras. psper,
published In Spanish, was TO throw obstacles
in tie way of American immigration and
investments in Mexico. Mr.. Gould will lay
his case before the higher Mexican authori-
ties.
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Robe rts ct al. vs.. johnson ct al; from
San Augustine county. Where a suspen-
siye appeal is intended the conditions Of
the appeal bond must come strictly under
the requirements of the statute. A bond
conditioned thus conditioned that
the said shall prosecute their appeal
with effect aud perform the sentence, judg-
ment, or decree Of the supreme court in
case the decision Of the said court shall be
against the appellant" does not come un-
der the requirements Of article 100, Revised
statutes. Appeal dismissed. Per curiam.
Scott VS.. Scott et al; from Harrison
county. An appeal bond made payable 10
one alone when the judgment below was
rendered In favor Of that one in her own
right and as next friend for certain minors,
naming them, is not insufficient The bond
is also insufficient when headed w. T.
Scott. plaintiff in error vs.. Lucy NJ. Scott,
defendant in error when the same parties
as above mentioned are parties defendant
In error. Appeal dismissed. Per cdriam.
Ballustralla vs.. Deyoti; from Anderson
county. When appellant is unable either
to pay costs or give bond Tor costs, affidavit
made either Tor both before the county and
district clerks does not fulfill the require
menis Of the statute. Proof must be made
before the district cOart or county judge
that the clerk or appellee NAV contest IL, n
desired. Appeal dismissed. Per curiam.
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st. Louis.

Special to the Herald.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 9.-To-day the
criminal court convened for the regular
October term. The first case of importance
on this docket was that Of the State VS..
Matt Lewis, charged with murd er, The
Indictment alleges that on the 18th Of
August, 1870 he killed his wife, Annie
Lewis, in a hallway on Market, near
Ninth street, by cutting her, throat.
This is the fourth time that he has been
placed upon trial. having been convicted
three times. The verdicts in the other
trials were reversed on technical grounds:
Lewis defense is an abb. He asserts that
he YVES in Washington, Missouri, at the
time the murder was committed. special
venire of AZ Jurors had been summoned but
before the examinations were concludedl ~
was found that there would not be enough,
and the case went over until to-day. Lewis
is a colored man and claims to have resided
in New Orleans at one time.
ST LOUIS, October 10.-A meeting OF the
stock. holders of the Texas g. st. Louis mar,
row-gauge (the Paramore road) will be held
in ST. Louis tomorrow at the offices OF the
company, at which the principal subject to
be considered is proposition to increase
the capital stock from $4,S5O,OuO to Slo,-
600 000
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wichita Falls.

Special to the Herald.
WICHITA FALLS, October 9.-McCasker
of Fort Sill, and Sandotoka and squaw ar
rived here to-day to meet Mr.. Burnett, and
lett for Fort Worth to-day. Sandotoka is a
prominent Comanche chief, and says he
wants to know the white people and make
friends with them.
District court is now in session.
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For sale by William.

CONSTIPATION is a disease.maker and
leads TO indigestion, acid stomach, heart
burn. fever, biliousncss, sick headache,
torpidity Of the liver, collie, inflammatory
diseases, nervousness, loss Of appetite, etc.
These can all be removed by the use 81
Bailey's Saline Aperient.
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

MARSHALL, October o. General W
P. Lane, George Geer, and several
others are going to Terrell tomorrow to
join their comrades of Ross brigade, who
meet there on the 18th and 10Th inst.
A heavy rain fell Saturday.
Cotton is coming in freely.
w. H. Heartsell, president of the Mar
shall e. Northwestern railroad, has gone
to st. Louis in the interest of his enterprise.
The work of construction goes bravely on.
Mr. G. H. Watfield and Mrs. G. A. Hold
ges were married this evening, Rev. A. IL.
Henry Hall officiating.
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Tyler.
specl.l,O lhs Herald.

TrIEn, october 9.-C0mmission Of APP
meals. was.en W. Murphy e al. from
Isuarr county; Affirmed. Mothervs. Love,
rnsrt. Fggers Ct 81. ". Dhsiy. from Bosque
count. sfirrnei. Berrsirum W. BrecEeu-
risga. fr1fn Bsxnr. referred ne per. remltieT
fie Clay 81 the beirs u Mes o. Cav. from
" sriinef1n cIuutr- reVer-ei aiil us
rr.i--ad rrfsis case las been ln tire courts
since ISL
TrrEn. Uci1te- Do supreme conn. ID
murds0n -. siliimani irnin Andsfsol
county Affirmed
ore Of the lamps len burning in the
srr.-rrue rrrrt burnt .0Un into the Oh Fts-
s-i s0-ristt srd bod q n0t been iur The
fi-,,slIr s-rirsl % the librarian q Ire you'd
have resu'ffd-
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Considering the number Of competioTe,
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and tbs
high repute some of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the wianing of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite matter OF congratula-
ton on the part of Messrs W, 4. Black
well & Co., manufacturers of Blackwell's
Durham tobacco
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Blood poisoning produces Rheumatism,
Debility, Scrotula, Mercurial or Syphilitic
Ulcers, Fistula Eruptions, etc. 1t engen-
ders disease and depresses vitality, and is a
dangerous condition of the system. lfyou
would rejoice in pure blood and healthy
body, use Acker's Blood Elixir Sold by
w, II. Patterson & Co., Dallas, Texas.