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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
d Drl. H. Won Gohren,

OFFICE, 2ls Canal st. between Rampant s. Basin
CONSULTATION HoURs-I1 A. NJ to2PM.
Residence, 49, Enghein Street between ROYAL
and Dauphine
Consultation Hours to a. m. and to d. n.
|Cpecfaftys diseases of the Eve
aad Ear. Eg
Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums Furnished
Former Assistant OF the Eye and Ear Clinic
IN Strausburg, Germany and pupil of the most
INDUSTRIOUS performers TN Vienna and Paris
aKu2U .Ss9hs a3i a
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

DR.. Pierce's PLEASANT Purgatiye PslleA',
are sugarcoated and inclosed in glass bottles,
their virtues being thereby preserved unim.
paired for any length Of time in any elf
mate, NO that they are always fresh and 10.
liable. No cheap wooden or pasteboa-d
boxes. 81 Druggist.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

~ The Diamond Dyes always DO more
than they claim to do. Color over that old
dress. twill look like new. Only 10
cents. 4
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

sicians and perform altogether BY
ear. After hearing apieceAoncc, they
can immediately produce it. Their
singing of "Down among the Roses"
CHERRY Ripe and Dem Golden
Slippers" was beautiful and i'm
pressive. They seem toshave an
accurate knowledge Of time, enun-
citation and gesture. They are beau
tiful sweet ana intelligent children
and are exactly alike. Their tastes
agree IN everything. Last Thurs
day they appeared in q matinee
given at the Grand Opera House,
taking prominent parts.
No one can visit the beautiful
home Of Mr.. Warrington. so well
presided over by his cousin Miss
Leggett, without noting its antique
style and unique furniture. 1t was
built over one hundred years ago by
some of Mr.. Warrington's ances-
tors. It is three and four stories
high; has front of fifty-fi five feet
and depth of about one hundred. 1t
is built in the most massiye style,
the walls being near three feet
Trick. You enter the arched vesti-
bule. with its ancient ceiling
through an iron gate; opening an
deliberately carved door that has
stood as a, client protector for over
one hundred years, yon ascend the
winding stairs to the secondstory,
where are parlors, drawing rooms,
dining room and bed chambers.
The hall is large and is supplied
with deliberately wrought rosewood
furniture. The doors are arabesque,
and attest the skill Of the finest car
vers of. France. The characters
represented are from Greek mythol.
ogy and Egyptian scenes. On the
right Of the hall stands a shield
and horns, adorned with swords
and foils. On the opposite side
is the coat of arms of the English
House Of Warrington. The draw
ing room is twenty five by fifty tee,
and its furniture is of the riches,
and most elaborate patterns, mos,
Of which has been in use for more
than q century. The carpet in this
room, an English Aubousson, has
been INF use over fifty years, and
cost $1,000. 1t does not look like i,
had been down one season. The
morning room, or parlor, with its
elegant crimson and gold up
holstery, aud deliberately carved
rosewood furniture, is the richest Of
all The paintings that adorn the
walls are by the oldest masters and
are rare specimens of art. The
dining room is furnished, with
massive oak furniture. The table
ware is of the finest quality anG
has come down through three gen
erations. The building contain.
twenty eight rooms, all Of which
have furniture of the style Of ont
hundred years ago. But it is i'm
possible to give q full description
of this Warrington Castle. It il
located in the French quarter, neal
Jackson square, on Royal and Hos
pital streets. Mr.. Warrington
keeps open principally to entertain
his friends, whom he receives by the
hundreds. He is the gentleman
who has sold pianos and organs
all over the Southern States. HI
represents all the best manufacturers
and sells all instruments ct factory
prices, allowing every purchaser t.
give them o fair trial before buying
His way of doing business is popu
lar, and he offers great Inducements
to the public. Should you ever Wis
it the city, call and look at his an
cient and interesting home.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

su.Hsn Butlershas accepted the nem-
esraksc nomination's fors Governor u
1fassat husetta Butlef neyerfeesSt
ed anything. s q
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

The Colorado beetle has travelled to Ed
rope; but the mosquito stays to hum. af 3.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

II am ell-ated," said the eel, as he pass.
ed into the whales mouth. How Jo-nah!''
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
SauEAMsHNEss

They call them warclouds because they
are brought about BY the reisnihg powsss.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
$780, TO BE SOLD AT s
Manufacturers Ratea
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Several Of the leading Manufacturers of the
I. 8. lave given me exclusive control OF their
instruments IN the South and authorized me
to place for introduction and advert isenient,
one thonSaiid OF their best Instruments in rem
rcscntatiye southern households at factory
wholesale rates. This grand introduction sale
commenced Get I, and will continue until all
are sold. Don't miss the chance. 1t is the on
" sale of the kind ever yet attempted in Amer
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
NO ACE NTS'

or Dealers profits. No expensive stores Or
high saaricd clerks all these expenses cut of,
and every instrument sent on fifteen days trial
direct from factory with makers guarantee.
thus enabling purchasers to test its merits In
their Own homes, and best of all save them
from oue-third to half the cost demanded
by agents and dealers for same grade OF in
struments.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

rs Maj. Barksdale addressed q iar. e
meeting ii caseyyifie Oh T'nesd yol
last week. After he concluded !
. Democraticscluh was formed and
every white mans present ijoiaed.
Garry the news along Let other
precincts organize sfosthe scohiDg
battle. ~ yod sasa f'sses -
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
Sheriff. Sale.

No. 2328.
M. Priebatsch
VS.. Lefore remit Conrt
s. H. Whitworth
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to
me from the Circuit Court of Lefiore county
Miss, | Will on Monday the eth of November
iSs2, at the Courthouse door in the town OF
tb.ro1khayen, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described Drop
The W hf Of sw Or Of sec 4; and NV or of NV
ar 81 sec .; 4 sw or of ne ar of sec 6. IT, raeast
AL In Lincoln county. Miss, levied on AS the
t the property q defendant. s. H. Whitworth.
ans a VIII pc sold to satisfy the Judgment and
October, 1922 r l. MIKE Tf'f VI
o'i@ft Sheriff.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
SEE THE PRICES.

SEE The PRICES.
D., ,oo Oct fine Rosewood, Caryed617n
7 ldtiUS Legs, Catalogue Price, 1910. OIIJ
D;o,oo IA oct. fine rosewood carved O0n
/ iditUS Legs, Catalogue Price. s6Oes ZUU
D;onoo IA oct. SORE. Grand, Superb OEn
EidAUS Cash, Catalogue Price, $1,000. ZJO
667 Stops. Handsome Walnut 0rocoa,
Oh Case, Catalogue Price, s27o. vi SdIlS
&71 4 stops, Elegant Walnut 0rUane
Geo Is stops. superb mirror top, nro.o,o
pOZ Case, Catalogue Price, 1916. VI SdHS
All guaranteed Instruments. Makers name
on each. Fifteen days trial il wanted. pay
the freightif no sale. A trial costs nothing II
Instrument don't suit. Don't hesitate to order
A good stool and cover with each Piano. An
instruction book and stool with each Organ.
All standard instruments, including the grand
old MENDELSSOHN, acknowledged the King
among Pianos, and the matchless Jubilee and
Warrington Organs. The above Instruments
are peculiarly adapted to our damp climate.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
e The New York Herald says that

y The New York Herald says that
the Cameron Republicans Of Penn
sylvania are circulating a speech
-, , 3sG@4& 49, sSssf sNS,ES94
which they say vas made BY Mr..
Pattison, the Democratic candidate
for Congress. He neyerdelivered it.
In itshc is represented as having
made, at some time or another, Sc.
we're attack upon portion fifth (,
citizens Of that State who, as a rule,
vote the Democratic ticket. The
Cameron leaders are capable of per-
,petrating almost any act Of political
meanness to help their cause. They
are adopts, at buying votes and faf-
styling returns. 4ai an ..,s.a
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

.a:4 Citation. .,..-.
To George Anderson
You are commanded to appear before the
chancery court of Lincoln county i'm said State
on the 4th Monday Of Decembef. 1882, to de,
fend the suit in said court Of JaL. Andersen
wherein you are defendant. This Oct. I'm
1851; co,,o :. F. NJ MARTIN. Clerk. y
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

Ekys ~ n 80 ~ 3 80
mo, air / djA mi think i possible. II
was seldom, indeed, that 50 pronunced q
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
A n11lslaful visit.

weeRur good Fortune last yesk
itnes . perfS nance, give| By
2ea end Maaeie twin childr d
Capt. HQ. Bridges, Of Summit, al
the residence of Mr.. ". j. Warning
ton, In New Orleans. They are on
y six years Of age. yet can play n
most any air on the piano and sing
y .sqpallYsYrll.. They sl.p rscits
splendidly. They are natural mu-
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-08

ply 10 teach you. my father. useful les
son. and that i. IL is the easiest thing IN
the world 10 be mistaken. As you were
mistaken in this wha, yoa supposed TO be
a change in the makeup OF our family
paper, so i, may be that you are likely 70
be regarding the influence OF we'll
written fun and humor. such as contained
in the better class of what IS termed hui
morous journals. such as the ARkANsA"
TRAVELLER. TIE BatoH Va iysey En-
Arfti5e The sunny CiiDte. Ifras .Ntfhn,~5.
PHfk. HHiiehaH Ii1ie Rome Sentinel
the liz m the
stop my on stop. roared The
father.
only few more he patient, father.
Nehe replied. A. he continued. the
Xts9tfif. SIC t',1. ChgF. /.fff ffsry
.ff7..,R. {. the k.rs. the boaesf:iH. Chteh,
the
Check. heck, neser saw such
heck thi> groaned the parent.
lie s4lIici Iaamcnt .oarer. father.
eor..ntied the youa5 man i. lie aSain
.aok ua he list The KtttbfNk Ttsk-.
52Hgfs f.~nHff Ne. HsytafH #t-
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Cta.tDH - <..y'ts y /, - f<4ga1t fsf,-
a. re H.. re- an. t.ii 't.frT-
.s-s4 l.4Az mo- humorous journals cot
- piae4 70 ~ ia Of se2,ar .,i.efs.
Zoe .aEz. c S ~ - passed. ssst.
e'=#s5 re .e=s'-ttt eas.r g ~
~ .I es--e .b,ert. .siss-ssft.4 s}ez.=-..-
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-08
= Ni~4aGers: and ~.

\ ..ce:.as ~. ks. -: ii,,... sn5e re-
saf,i.ns :. re !; re Z. n
land Hose. 4 .c'19a; is ,e.eo;ed =
h, man. y. !si-ia.s1..,. - t-e-eni who
had n.al.y - +; : md =. lie s;ar; ;ta;
he aetld hAse h.- >ay. aae ahea ti,-
cusslon arose Is Il ,sss he atia.r Nigh;
be advertised Udlc,ol-ly me Cell wanted
/; understood ia; lie s,aW something Of
advertising 81 afies he ! ad bebbed up
several times and baw,edI vi lIe>ide.s;
move ye. and ha4/ayaE.ab.y been
called 10 erdeF, ne grew frantic. and
waving hi hands abou, hi, head. shouted
- Mr. President. move We thai. in re
opinyon. the bist NAY - advertise ;l.ss
affair IS 10 poo; pi4kare.s - - ry ,ihyee'
caI se!,.,up here
The German, ~: understanding lie
Hch brosce, and e,pe-iai.y Ike ~ ri
= plaeards. sa.l
".ook a;:le p, -, ye4 stoos: kee;
h,..l. bee IL 6 e:o..sh pa sasa-
@. 2 9erc : ~. :.:;a les = aese
arS
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-08
The Lecturer on Skulls.
Cincinnati SATURDAY Nigh,

CINCINNATI SATURDAY NiAEs-
Wha, has become of the chronological
lecturer. with his skulls and charts: We
haven't seen him in long time. He
used 10 be around quite numerously
thirty years ago or such a matter, creating
a great comao;ion IN rura! communities.
He would remain week or more n d
town. lecturing By nigh, and examining
heads. ~ a dollar = head and filling out
charts by day. lis stage Vas prefusely
decorated with p5stfaits of eminent men.
mos, az uhom has. ed without enjoying
the incs,mabie privilege OF hav.ns ,helr
bumps manipulated. .And such remarka-
be bumps IS they had. N tie pictures.
There MAS shake speare. with MS bumps
Of .deal:y st.ehia-, out - you Sou.d hang
oar IL; on K, ;4ss John Wesley. with
generation rising Up iNe the knob 81
lockout Moaa,a..s. ana Ilicks The pirate.
slth 81 aazh a.s.,a,. eness and de-
truct.teaezs .h4; here Vas h..fGi! .Hy
faeln ~ Il. ea4 IN ne abe before
lie prof scr were ssesl ) displayed
AZ array Il : nna.- ssa..s. mostly cAees-
&C. #arae.es- nc familiarity Nth
.t.4.lL - ..a...u H. anc - taesc
ga-..s te.ls .,i.s. - :. n ;Hc .s#.5.s eige.
r4t,.c l.. 5.z9D, - -. = - fefaY
> roe. Goae u 5.... e Ann s1ss..j
felp bea. s44ls eret ~ i..as y '.e
extraordinary FfHIatEe.. . 81 7efsa..a
bumps ..hssh he i.s-. ..l..gs.ea 2... ;. liz.
A.e lie e ,.ss 6 So. azst 2.
G &c ,ar IL -. .+4er our1l1s
ic.; Il are ~ ~, 14.te-zs ais. tolaH n L.
care. e=a.s. atief oG.ea.a' .-.l.el.t =
...c .si.z.4e..ae /, .nu4c...>-p.a he aar-
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-08
Achiia's Description OF i Thea;er.

In Mr. ALLAN Haw,Gorre's Fortunes
teel. Il Macmillan. Tie Lite -.fts eN-
pian.,iei NJ i theatre. gwen -. hay Nha
has never he.t.d Il ono. : $40 ~, ~.
4, where e,eNth.n. a. t,.e a.. .,-e.Sa:
. De. and tbs leep.2 ~ ;h.n.- ,aassa..ke
Neu ,AaKh ana ery: an .h,y ser % lie
Il tNt = hive, srd X; = : Over N wa or
three hours. Md e%eD ihlrS
hey say means something. instead ot DC
ing only How do you do: ana Is 4 me
day, as real people do; and they ;el. you
3. they leel and AL ,hey mean - 20. T.:
IS you think when YOU are alone. Then.
when rs over. 4 sIea, green eaf,Aln
comes down, and you 80 out. and there
are people going up and down the streets
'us, a il nothing had happened. ard !; :
50 common and stupid yoa can hardly
bear /. l,makes you w'sh here we.e 70
real people aiise.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-08
The Harvard soph. and hssolid Parent.


~ 8 .tTdeG nj nfd Harvard. ne Ids
- 80 -, ..t,festr>.--a number Of the
faI5iiI,v o5rc ,tood on wha, was supposed
- 49, = I,vr,o,i.b Rosk They h4se the
70 3T,<.iag.er look al through the fam
i. w. iov.n .inFe ,baf l,fe. They do
~, - "a ~ The eld-tsme IDEAS and no.
-. ~, h.e,icse n sold rock ldea, Of the
~ ent,. The family are II the real.
~ .e-f,ooded k,ed iont n4.e eth he
ros=75-55,,, herd. yna know sov. Of ,c,e,t
ar elevated Ike.
fe=sto,s Ii vel. the hc45 # tie &c
=. ;.ss.:I, =. .b=s ,;,v. IS = ...r.zc. por.ly
e.,jef5a5.. ears sold-f9wed s,1c -
se =, Dire ,a.5,. ha- biz. ...3.- 81
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IT, s.,-..#5s.. nm f,5... e. Gle. he i
fees.ef = .sff -. -. e.a..:.ssI seles-
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i, re. ,se.. :, tie Ease5a #.#7:-c5.7=== ae..
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70. t.-I..-y T. -. s544-.ss,,
f. .E think g ...s..l.. .e .zse..e#
rse e 70 -. ~ fr''-.-..
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Sta9 lie dc Fez .t=#5r,l. -.
f.. a..e.t.#.. !. e. yc.r Ia, =. Zee.
k-e,er 10 ...te-5d n. stsli ~ lie ..es.
= = III. -: rs s1z Z. aaae,f,d aith
it, r, tn,. ae.eat .et4 / .i=t.z .eaeeR :hat
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Re a. er,.st.s h ..aa.-. lne res. az
:! Snowman s,aaa, na2 20 etztc h =.
50 = .tht. nc h=Ha. ard 78C5.5as
IA, k. Il, sec >. Nd 49, -. e..
ef,s .elest .Ds.IFy. Yet = zoiutac ttzn-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16
oOs' Dying From Cons ,m,ll,n

rUu''nen' citizen of Gencseo has been
|. .esns his own life at the expense of
anne creation, Some two or three
81 o the gentleman in cues.
VINO was pronounced bv nby.
|Ns 10 be in an advanced
M n; consumption, bean the habit of
,s, ISs Ee' dog to bed with him, The dog
Eatv c0,l,i GNmiS,iaEable signs Of lung
Ilv S,. yoNghed almost constantly. md
II l WV The gentleman procured nm.
n w ana slept with Il for a iime
IA "s animal also fell a victim
kurs usSa a,. Another dog was
FJs',. with which tho man
s slps' and though the third animal
ii ,ss s !, die the same way a, the 9th.
b A.r ae man is improving and "a bctter
|s,ss wy, N Years, The HornsliSyills
kn.n , y IN That he is a well known busi.
|a,ns Il Y, ruoenesco, and that Il could rive
BITE ""''es'ary.-, Elmira, New York,
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Valuable sugEestlon TO Mothers

DEAR Mr.. EDIToR:-Long experience in
care ofchidren, and great success in bring.
ing them safely through sickness, gives con.
tidence to assure that Group, whooping-
cough, bronchitis, diphtherla and all throat
and chest affections, will be speedily re-
lieved and cured by using DR.. Acker's Eng.
lish Remedy, which is exceedingly palst.
able, and may De safely given to the
best and most potent known specific for
consumption, asthma, etc., and a single
trial will prove this true. AN OLD NURsB.
To sustain above, trial bottles may be had
for 10 cents from w. Ii. Patterson 4 Co.,
the Peachstone Liniment men. Regular size
bottles 80 cents and 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16
For Neifr.

EoR RENr-Two furnished ROOMS with south
and southern exposure, three blocks from
the r. o., SOL Jackson st. snle.Iv
EoR RENT-Rooms furnished or unflrni,hed
slnglsor In suite, at Mrs. Simpsons, cor
Aain aud Harwood Sts sug,s.lw
DOR RENT-A well bred combined horse
iyc years old perfectly sound aud gentle
entirely safe for family use. Also handsome
bed room set u furniture. Inquire Of Dr. sum
mers, 7l3 Main 81. anl6.2t
EoR RENr-A house containing Ave rooms,
within four blocks OF Sangets store will be-
rented cheap 10 good tenant Apply "a Snn.
ger Bros to Harry Wheat aug IL n
EOR rem r-llouse No, 9l7, Live OAK Street,
containing rooms, large lot with stable
H0od water at sl2 80 per month. Apply to VIM
huhley next door or J, o, Crutchdelt augl2 II
EoR REST-The store, 500 Elm street, occupied
i by II. Owens us shoe store. Possession iul,
ISL Apply To Crawford Il Smith, or Abe Rhine,
heAlhhcy' junl7
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!, .,,, .''s' Distinction bernardo,

III .'s MOT" lamentable facts of man,
SSs "'O'm movements Is tha, ,hs nas
ee,.,IDss grievances are at tho hast. sV =,
f,sn, N0a seems to know only ,hels s's o.. o,
,,sat4 , :. Is and are utterly irsoranv,w nr
b t,,Is,% TO how the remedial msa. OF
(ss,s A.. my effect other people S mHpss
p Sr luaas much entitled 10 n rNoss
ltlr.,sSS women who have been M s g,o.es.
sldsmsunCSy their husbands pct s t"s,,l :
Feedya I, law that will aiinu. p rFn,
n If c,1 ulvctce at will. Thsv" , ,np
sAoS.aanr,se, tina, the same law u ne,es
sse sn sn u.s. ct selfish men ~ . s'u ~,
Sl-i.s H. ~ children that now y ,h ss' r,d
asiA,Ss Jaw. Jaw to support. A few m ere
Nf ,b M out ofwork aud as H." men ~, !,
"a N,bonaN.,' The city should Siv u.s, ,hv,.s
had xi,hsan,,,,h The city can do mot nosbin "e, y,
s,,sy NM making other n %U,I,ng o.
= h.' n l. which to pay tbep eI nnSb S,ye
wa H. ,,s,est illustration Of , w.
"'''''sh'sdnsss l. stIOt ~ jn !, y, "a,
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Q hcap Column
slnticcs-

ICE-Adverusements may DC handed into
~ ont business Office up TO y. m, and into TIE
eompoSing room up to =. m. :
n orlCE-Al, lourne,men carr ,nters an, ne.
y puested 70 meet AZ the court-aouse Eridav
evening" August Is at o'clock p. m. Object.
9e lt WssvS, Many Carpenters.
NOTICE BUSINESS CHANCE-Cau AT tho
' General Matrimonial Insurance Agency, 5O7
NAN street aud learn how 10 make i. 900 in four
months. Z ID, brown Secretary. augIO I'm
NoIlCE-pruSgists OF rexas-A Pharmaceut-
- ISL OF SIX years experience in business Will
Would IKE 10 hear OF some good drug firm that
viii w.nt prescription clerk, % travelling sales
man ABOUT that time, Can keen books. Al.
uress H., care OF Williams, Tolliyer & Maker.
"t.S.s o"iV uIusslSS Dallas. Texas. aug9
NoTlCE-A liberal trade will n, ,,vcn ,or !.
y residence In pleasant part OF the citv eon'
u,niIs s.A or seven rooms. Address Residence,
1.A"AL" olnce j29-u
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A. & K. Mittenthsl have won the laurels
this season for carrying the prettiest So
lected stock Of gents furnishing goods in
Dallas. Whoever fails TO buy their fancy
shirts, under. shirts, drawers and hose, Can't
be dressed In style.
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sypenon season, seasons of the year nearly
ttom I" suffers TO greater or less OK.
d H. Inpnrl,y Of the blood, bil,lovvss.
/ na,,%OoS,. This should be remedirJ "s
, 6l",sS otherwise seriou ! results ~
viii efrs S,,srmman's "Prickly Ash Bit.
he ana ,".vsually remove all faint al
"''u restore you TO health ' VI
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup.

"AEs' WihhioW . SOotuinS SYRUP
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in tn.
Boston Christian freeman We would by
no means recommend any kind OF medicine
which we did not know to be good--partic-
ularly for infants. But OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup we can speak from known
edge; in our own family 1t has proved q
blessing indeed, by giving an inisn trou
bled with collie pains, quiet sleep, and the
parents unbroken rest at night Most pa
rents can appreciate these blessings. Her,
is an article which works to perfection, and
which is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant is perfectly natural, ant
the little cherub fwakes as "bright as but
ton" And during the process of teething
its value IS incalculable. We have FIRE
quently heard mothers say that they would
not be without it from the birth of the chile
till it had finished the teething siege, OF
any consideration whatever Sold by al
druggists. Twenty five cents bottle.
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Browns Pepsin Tonic

is never failing remedy for the cure of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Sick Headache.
SO says Doctor j. j. Dewey, Fairfax, Mis-.
souri,, Hon, Thomas Gardner, Valley Falls
Konsas, W, +. Warrington, Dexter, Texas,
and Doctor ], Harrngcr, Dranard, Nebras.
ka. And so says hundreds of Sufferers,
who have been cured by this wonderful
remedy, Sold by all druggists in Dallas,
East Dallas aud Texas.
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For mems youths and boys clothing 60
TO \. Il T.. Mittenthal, for they commence
selling their immense stock Of summer
clothing at cost. The above reduction COM
mences Tuesday, June Goth.
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employment Tor All.

MECHANlcs, clerks, servants, housekeepers,
~ OF laoorers OF any kind will do well 10 cali
III the Employment ONice as daily npnliestions
are received for ci;v and country, CO Main
street A. Lider. Telephone your orders.
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To all requiring an excellent tonic, com.
posed Of natures own product, and most
invigorating beverage, We cheerfully recon-.
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
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]. wylie Quillisn, NJ. D., Bssleys, s, c.,
says. Amer using three bottles s. 8. \. on
case blood disease given up 10 die, am sat.
isfied will recover. w "..
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Opinion of Eminent DIR. W. o. Cavcnagh
MemphlA. TcuuCssec

For Weak Digestion, General Debility
aud Want of Appetite, chceriully recon-.
mend CoLpBS's LIsniG's LieuIp EIrRAcr
or Brar AND Tonic lNylGoRAroa, IRE
member the name CoLDsNs-,ake no 9TH
err. 0fdruggists generally.
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softens the hair when harsh and dry,
soothes the irritated scalp, affords the
richest lustro, prevents the hair from fall.
ing or, promotes its healthy, vigorous
growth