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Mrs. Iaugtry.

Mrs, Iangtry,
clear, ringing tone of the Jersey Liy's
musical voice Is tho result of tho almost
constant use of Browns Tar Trochcs; they
are now endorsed by the best speakers and
singers Of the age. For sale by Williams,
Tolliver & Waller, Hoyt & Coffin, and
Howell & Co, Dallas, Texas.
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IVA, ILL.,, January "a, lSSl.-oAnrrR MrDlolsE

Co..
Gents.-Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie CGrter's Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and and several s.l Of my friends, among whom
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
TO improve tbem-they are perfect.
HUGH Will, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, TolliYer d Walker,
druggists Dallas Texos.
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HE Folly OF Follies.

Many persons are accustomed to disre-
efa all slight symptoms OF disease, saying,
let u 10 as it came" But when one feels
symptoms Of kidney disease-such as
IVA in the back and loins, palpitation,
Hinary arrangement, etc.-to neglect them
Tue folly of follies. Kidney, bladder,
M, and urinary complaints are always
.aole to end fatally il neglected. The true
W. W. Tor them is Hunts Remedy, the great
a.nney and liver medicine. There is no
ppmptom or form of kidney disease that
hunts Remedy is not master of,
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You can cough, sneeze, suffer and disgust
your friends with miserable cold in the
head, or catarrh, if you wish yet sensible
people buy a 80 cent bottle of Browns Ger.
man Catarrh Cure instead, break up a cold
in halt an hour and cure the worst forms
of catarrh. Which will you do2 For sale
by Williams. Tolliyer & Walker, Hoyt 4
Coffin, and Howell e Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Those complaining of sore throat, hoarsc.
mesa, 'or taking cold,n should use Browns
Bronchial rroches. The effect is extraor.
binary, particularly when used by singers
and speakers for clearing the voice,
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A Stern Fact.

The winter has set in but Il did not catch
G. ii. Clancy, the famous shirt manuac-
turer, mapping, for he still manufactures
seat, and is making up tlannes and gents
winter underwear cheap Flannels ofevcry
description and thickness are being turned
out at remarkably low figures Go and sec
his immense stock and be convinced Of the
fngt
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send a recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary In South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph L. Inman, Station d, New York
CITY
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For sale by wlllIamI

Save the children From lack Of ma
turer judgement they are specially liable to
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Use Acker's English Remedy.
II saves hours OF anxious watching. For
sale by w. IL. Patterson q Co., Dallas
Texas
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Foaming and sparkling Bailey's Saline
Aperient Is the cheapest and most delight.
ful purgative In use, For dyspepsia and
habitual constipation II delights every.
hnly
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s.. S. stands uuriyGled for blood die.
eases; Is blessing to those who take II;
send me the address Of doubtful ones. John
5. Taggart, Salamanca, n. Y.
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If hcalth and beauty you'd maintain,
And keep your breath q perfect charm,
Use SOZO0ONr with might and main;
For II alone prevents the harm
That mars woman's teeth and breath
Aud leaves her mouth rs dark AS death.
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Buy your buggies at W. W. orr's, sue.
essor TO Seohler & Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Texas,
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LndIra trom q pI.tnnoe

10 not delay, but call at once and get one
Of those g. tea sets at the Crystal Palace.
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ANronp. MLemaAw. Aunust ID. lsio.-CAnrEI

AsroED, MICHIGAN, August 20, ls79.-CAErER
Medicine CoNrAsr:
Gentcmen--Pegso send 10 my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills. |
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLss $. SANDroRD,
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams Tolliyer n Walker
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II you are Going to the East OF Southeast

ifyou are Going to the East OF Southeast
Keep these facts in mind: The time by the
Memphis IL Charleston railroad, from Dal-
las, Sherman, Fort Worth and other Texas
towns to New York is from one to live
hours quicker than via any other line out
of Texas the time to Atlanta,
Georgia, is eleven hours faster than
the time via New Orleans, and
eight hours faster than the time of
any other route via Memphis. The time
to Chattanooga is twenty.three hours fas-
ter than the time via New Orleans, and
eleven hours and forty.tive minutes faster
than the time of any other route via Men,
phis. The time to Knoxville, Bristol and
all points in East Tennessee and Virginia
is twenty-three hours faster than the time
via New Orleans, and sixteen hours faster
than the time Of any other route via Men,
phis. Pullman palace sleeping cars now
run without change from Memphis over the
Shenandoah Valley railroad and via Har-
risburg to New York. Passengers de-
string to do so have the privlege.ot visiting
the wonderful caverns of Luray. Ask for
tickets only by the Chckasaw route, and
go through to your destination without de-
lay. For further information address ?. II.
Rogers, general western agent Dallas
Texas.
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One Of the largest stocks of periumery,
cosmetics, hair and tooth brushes, at Jeil
Houses, 7l5 Main street.
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All orders will be carefully filed. Ad.
dress Mrs. Il. Bauman, 100 Elm street, Dial.
.. Texas
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May be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Cocoalne. Housekeepers should
insist upon obtaining Burnett's Flayoring
Extracts they are the best.
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NoltNh-Send Orders O. New OrivaaS IN
- new erop rice, saga aud mo,asses 10 A, i
$500 TSNSo y 70, Purchasing Brokers, No /
N xo.oiipltnulaS 81 Terms cash Coffee. 60 DAYS
Vow Is me time 70 eonSlgn rcd rust proof oats Ia
New orleans The planting season here i inst
Octi .amn
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500 600 DEPOSIT
Two Thousand Five Hundred shares of
Capital stock Now On the Market Mt $50
Per share

To the Business Public;
Because of the probability that our next
legislature will require our institution 10
make a similar deposit 10 the amount
ABOVE named, We now being recognized nv
the attGrney'general and secretary of state
rs regular insurance, and because of our
determination 10 make our corporation a
successful and permanent business enter.
prise, we therefore deem il prudent 10 take
immediate steps in this direction. Ii is
not our aim TO initiate stock under the guise
OF speculation, nor simply to advertise our
business, but the sole object is to make A
permanent deposit for the reasons given
having thoroughly convinced ourselves and
al persons acquainted with our history
that the end will well justify the means.
The entire capital stock of the corpora
ton is divided into 5000 shares. valued al
so per share. IL is the intention of the
present stockholders to retain one-half of
TINS number OF shares, and to make the
necessary deposit OF so for each share held
by them. If any or all of them be unable
TO raise the required amount, then they
will deposit the amount REQUIRED for tho
number OF shares attained by them. and
hold the remaining shares for sale at the
price named. Each subscriber will be re.
CURED to pay in full for the
stock held, and hence there can
be no personal liability on subscriptions
taken. Each share entities its holder 10
one vote In the regular management of the
corporation, and 10 that mnch of the reeu.
lar monthly dividends which will be de.
clared from the profits of the business
whenever this stoce is Negotiated. None OF
the proceeds of the sales of stock will 60 Ia
the present managers and stockholders OF
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w ANIEp-h white cook: liberal wages
st,'o, Apply nJohn L. Stone, CPS san Jacinto
1870 nov N-tf
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w Az TED An experienced ganlner; com.
Portable dwelling furnished for family.
f fs.,I goVu wages assured. Apply 20 Graham,
ulier " DevereeN, Decatur rexss
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w AZ ED--A nrt-cia,s HERMAN or ainni.
~ can glrl for general homework; family a.
s sntes' Inquire Sweet & seifrled, 2lO Commerce
nON1S n
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Cheap Column.
Aotices.

n orlCE-Adverusements may DC nsnaed into
~, Our business oice up 70 sp. M, and into TIE
COMPOSING room up 10 4. VI,
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EoR SALE-Half interest In 10 OlJ cords os
4 wood I'm tlmheO within , mile f,om Klc.
burg Station Adde'S II F., this office.
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Nnr Mair-


DOR sALE-Dry postoak wood for sale; stove
l. or iite wood. James $. Evans, corner Field
and aaiu streets decS.S I
tok SALE Two match black ponies. new
buggy and harness for sale or trade for
mwn iot or property. Call at SOC Elm stree
W sta''s' doo2 Al
koR sALE-lialf interest In IpOl9 cords of
4 wood I'm timber within 1 mile fiom Kle-
burg station Adde'S II F., this office.
deci-at
hNoR sALE--One good business muse A d
Iot one desRsbie dwelling, with grou ii
and several building lots for sale Iuqnire AZ
Herald Office. dcci.lw
NOR sALE-l oiier for sale my entire slocs Of
J. uIuss furniture, etc; my stock is entirely
new one OF the best stands for drug store in
Dallas. and good trade cause for selling, had
health and desire 70 change business Apply
70 =, Whiting, i27 Ross avenue nov2a.lw
lNORSALE-une OF the NEST desirable and con.
l yenlent seven-W0m residences in the city
for iull Internationally to h, +. Aunspaugh
" "'no ihsuIahce agency nov26-u
EoS SALOON the 9Th of December next I
X VIII sell ut auction at my residence, foot of
pole. NoySI.td
NoR sALE-Two good cookstoyes, suitable for
L hotei or restaurant one No. "a, Charter Oak
other ContinentsL & cd and nearly new, for
SAFE on account OF wishing TO purchase Ranges
also hehting stovoior dining-room; all nearly
new Apply at once at Delmonico Restaurant
Dallas Texas. noyii.tf
'ok sALE-Thrce of the best billiard tables in
CrsddOcks uoyii-tf
Nok SALE-A choice farm of l75 acres, 3 miles
L northeast of Dallas on the Rockwnll road
lou acres now In cotton. WIN sell all or divide
III smaller tracts 10 suit purchasers. Also the
farming implements, horses mules etc. on the
place VIII tell on reasonable terms Apply Ia
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w An tED-At the Glen Lea saloon, corner OF
on the 9th aud 10th ofnext month. noyYS'lw S
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l'oK 3 ALE-Dry postoak wood for sale: sto, e
4 or nie wood. James $. Evans, corner Field
a NV. :. s.a ',l streets, dcc2-St
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LOR SALE Two match black ponieS nov,
buggy and harness for sale or trade for
Town iot or property. Call at SOC Elm sire ct,
up stairs. dccj Al
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atnr keilr.


ENoR RENT-A furnished room In PIRATE fam.
u lily, convenient to business Apply al 8i6
liord street. doc2.9 q
EOR RENT-scales' place for rent; eight acres;
vegetable garden, fine orchard, nire resi-.
dence, barn, tenant house, good water; good
tenant can make living, the rent aud handsome
prOht out OF The place; possession given ut once
Apply TO q. II. Pl0wman, jll Elm street, Dallas,
texas. novSn-rt
EOR RENl--lhc entire upstairs OF building Mt
corner Main aud Martin streets, containing Q
ROOMS also two cottages at corner OF ell aud
commerce streets. Inquire at us Main street
noy3O-tf
k'OR RENT-rhe elegant cottage ON Sll Mood
street. six rooms ard bath room; clstcrn and
city waller. Amply nt6l7 Elm street nov2g.lw
L'oR RENT-A ROOM 3x6O. over the p r.
Il Saloon, 1902 Elm street. will partition of 10
suit tenant Mitchell & Hawkins. nov2D Il
CoR rem IA house with four rooms, corner
Houston and Columbia Apply TO J. S.
Terry, next door nov96.u
| NoR RENr-A new twO.slory frame house,
containing ~ rooms, kitchen and large din.
Ing hall adapted for hotel or lodging house,
situated corner East Elm and Central railroad
| Apply at blue Corner. Novll.2w
EoR RENr-Pleasant furnished or unfurnished
rooms for rent with or without board. Ap.
| 10y at llLb Commerce street. corner ST Paul
EoR RENT First.class hotel 10 rent In Den.
ton. Texas; partly furnished, possession
given December 10th. Apply TO W. J. Lacy,
Denton. Texas novlSibt
EoR RENr-Threo furnished rooms, with or
L without board. Apply ut HOS Elm street
EoR RENT-commcrcia Hotel ON Commerce
II street. south OF Grand.windsor rcpainled
ana newly papered. Call on BowsRR X LEN.
Nos. septlI-u
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Mne, ~, S','t NNEt'W! IENKtRlE LOSS OF llEEll
lis
SOW
nde
n
WORK
point bal ioaa
hhona
each
heisvnsd sh
j. p dmgols
- -. WV kc.ss,. -, ,,
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E0R SALE-One good business house a,
lot one desHsbie dwelling, with grou ii
and several building lots for saic. Iuqnire AZ
iitIhlu OHltt. Inp1 4,
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WANrED-Ten timers At once, ut Harry
BROS, In this city. Good wages and steady
WIN Nov 81
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w An led "A good nurse, White or colonel:
w soou wages, Apply to Il. NJ Kahn 4 o.
AvNn tf
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Ngltscellaneons uotanfs

tsttsceliaueons vpiaufs
WASrED-A goad priute5; must he of good
moral eharsctsr and sincere democrat
Apply To Hawfeye Mineola. deco. n
WANFkD-A white cook; liberal wages
street N''''' VI ga" Ssvln1 ~
w ANIED-An experienced ganiner. com.
s lo,Mole dwelling furnished for family,
AIN M Soou wages aSSnied. Apply 20 Graham
= uuer y Deyereex, Decatur, rexss
w Az ED--A nrsi-cia,s HERMAN or Amen.
~ can glri Tor general homework; family ~
49,, impure sweet seifrled, 30 Commeice
--.----- nov2St'
w AN tED--At the Glen Lea saloon corner az
" Main and Murphy streets. so opossnms
oo .ne yin aud 10Th ofneNt month. nov .6.lw
WANTED A good nurse, White or colonel.
w good wages Apply to Il. NJ. Kahn 4 o,
nov2S-u
w ANIED-ro Sc at low ngures aud ON e,Sy
Wems, mighty improved fam of l. 90
asres, ooO acres In cultivation, good residence
soout 70 tenement houses on same, In good or.
T 1el; h1e weIis aud oistern, Farm situated on
uauo Lake. Marion county, about ., miles nom
the town of Jefferson. Steamboat BANDING 'S on
me promises For further information address
y r. CHRISTIAN Atlanta, Tex Nov 2ld,lwlw
WANrED-Ten unlers at once nj Hurry
work Nov SSr,Vs ~
w AN rkD-rwo good walters al tnu Imon
Depot hotel. Apply at ONE. novll.u
| WANrED-Agents wanted for our new II.
~ Illustrated and fast selling books a d fine
pictorial Family Bibles Extra terms Ia
agents Call on or address TEXAS hook AND
BIBLE co. ~ Main street Dallas, Texas
WANTED-A file of the DAILY HERALp for
" tue year 1873 Apply At the Herald office.
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hos SALE-On the 9Th of December next [
X VIII sell at auction at my residence, foot of
foydras street, forty head of cattle. I'd Wal
pole. NoySl. ID
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I'ok sALE-l oher for sale my entire stock of
L drugs, furniture, etc; my stock is entirely
new; one of the best stands for drug store in
Dallas. and good trade cause for selling, had
health and desire 70 change business Apply
TO +, Whiting, 427 Ross avenue noyla.lw
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EoR sALE-Three of the best billiard tables in
l. the city for sale very cheap. Inquire at
'1hVuOcRs, uOyll-tf
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tOH iWo BoOu cOOkstoyes, suitable for
motel or restaurant one No 20, Charter Oak.
other Conlinentsl cd and nearly new for
sale on account of wishing 10 purchase Ranrc..
also heating stovoior dining-room; all nearly
new, Apply atonce at Delmonco Restaurant,
Dallas Texas noyIi',f
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lNoR SALE-une OF the NEST desirable and con.
yenient scven.Toom residences in the city
for full informatipnapply to X. +. Aunspaugh
ut Carne's Insurance Agency. noyl6.ti
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-06-14
STREET SANDWICH MEN.

Many sad sight is TO be seen in London,
but few are more melancholy than the spec
tacle of these poor, broken-down creatures
who are hired to saunter in the gttte;3 of
our great metropolis with advertisement
boards on their backs Their hopeless,
furnished faces, their listless gait, their tat
tered garments often drenched with rain,
and the thought of the precious pittance
which hungry child or two may be waiting
at home to share, are too much for sober
contemplation; and more distressing than
oil, perhaps, is the look Of shame about
these poor wretches. OF course they are
glad enough to earn a shilling in this way;
and especially on cold, raw, rainy
day--it does seem an outrage, almost, for
one man to put another to such uses. But
when these poor wretches are forced to wear
ridiculous costumes, then we have no doubt
about the outrage at all. Here, too, the
sandwich man has no choice; be has to
conform to the demands and illustrate the
humorous invention of his employers, If he
does not wish TO starve and does not like TO
steal. In this case also he is glad enough TO
earn shilling; but though there can be no
doubt about that, yet should we be delighted
to see the man admonished who adds to the
humiliations of failure, friendlessness, and
poverty by making guys" of these poor
strollers. 1t it done, however. Here we
see row of them, with tall extinguisher
CAPS ON their heads there another, rugged
with pigtails, like Cinnamon; and all look
ing 80 piteously ashamed. As for that, how
ever, we all know where the shame, the
disgrace of the thing really lies and deep
disgrace il is.-St. lanes Gazette.
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A sAEEp-EArINo PARROT.


Mr.. Potts gives striking account of the
cruelty and rapacity of the KEGS in New
Zealand in the prosecution of their taste for
sheep fat, the part especially liked by them
being the fat that surrounds the kidneys.
With these views they do not hesitate to
tear open the animals flesh till they arrive
at these organs, after tearing out the fat of
which, they leave the poor animal to linger
ON or die in circulating agony. "Sheep,"
says DR.. Potts, "while being got out of
snow drifts, are often MORALLY hurt by the
attacks of Keas; especially are the birds
prone to modest those carrying double feec-
es, as though they knew how firm foothold
they could maintain with their grip. When
one Of these sheep temporarily exhausted
with its exertions in toiling through deep
snow, under the burden Of two years growth
Of wool, breaks OF from the mob and leaves
the track, desperately fioundering into deep.
81 snow wreaths, a flock Of parrots. ever
watchfal as they hover round, soon perceive
their opportunity for mischief they ali9ht
sAcso % tae spct where tIie alieep, uneon-
scious of approaching danger, stands gazing
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TIGHT LAcING.

Mrs. Jane Grey Swisshelm, speaking of
gymnasiums for ladies, in which she has
seen girls in gymnasium suits with high
heeled boots buttoned SO tightly around the
ankle that the play of muscle and even cir
culation OF blood seemed impossible, and
when under the loose blouse there was re-
tanned one ordinary garment, with its ordi-
nary supporting band, says Leave out
those women who have crossed the ocean
rs steerage passengers within five years, and
there is not one woman in America for every
thousand who has room to breathe freely in
side her clothes. Not one in thousand the
walls of whose chest are not fabby from
outside supports which deprive them of the
exercise of their proper functions. When a
woman, to prove that she does not lace,
puts her hands ON her sides and presses
them in like a parlor rubber ball she proves
fql RY c s thaah tRf from even 50 slight
a force as her puny hands. The use of
chest walls seems TO have been lost sight OF
in the modern female costume. They are
u6Bfuutu Iroii theh poht ~ ""iin uhu c'h-
verted into sack, and this sack is forced
into any form which suits the mantuamak-
er's idea of symmetry.
1t has been decided that the Creator, who
made the woman after whom the Venus di
Milos was modelled, did not understand the
lines of beauty, but this having been dscov-
cred by French corsetmakers, we have it on
display in thousands of shop windows on
every city street, in all public and private
places. Not until the chest as well as the
limbs of women are clothed in loose folds or
bodices, terminate on instead of below the
ribs, can women have room to breathe; SO
long as fashion requires long bodice with
out a wrinkle, dress waist looking as
though it were made Of wood or plaster, SO
long had women better keep out OF gymna-
Sums and avoid exercise. The occasional
freedom of muscles cannot do away with
the effect of habitual imprisonment, and to
call upon these enfeebled unused muscles
for extra exertion during those short periods
of freedom would be very umwise.