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Key, Mr., Rich Johnson, Mr.. Jerry Nash
and Others attended the reunion of ex CON
iederate soldiers at Mckinney on the 7th
and Sth met
MARSHALL.
Gus Fowler is III the CITY again
Judge A. j. Booty ard District Attorney
StedmGn have returned from Henderson.
Mrs A. Evers and her daughter. Miss
Lula, alter a mouths visit among relatives
and friends ia Chicago have returned
home.
& l. Price, Of AFRO, and Homer Price.
accompanied by hIs wife, have arrived in
the Guy, ana will make this their future
home. They formerly lived in Michigan.
Judge Keller, General Lane and Repre-
sentative Wilson returned from the Nc
kinney reunion on Wednesday. They re-
port large crowd-larger than the city
could accommodate.
TEXARKAHA.
MIR. J. II. Draughon and family have re.
turned from the north.
Mr.. W. W. Shaw, the newly appointed
postmaster, has received his commission,
and will assume the duties OF the office
Monday
Mr.. ALI Buron left for St, Louis yester-
d9y.
Mrs Chs7. Hooks is expected back from
Paris to-day.
Miss Ellen Murray has returned from a
visit TO her parents, in Cass county.
Father Buiord, formerly OF this place has
resigned the vicar generalship of the Gal
weston diocese, and has been assigned to
the DenisOn parish.
Mr., Nick Murphy has returned from Lew
lsville, Arkansas.
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FOR Nalr.

EOR SALE-A GOOD BURDETTE ORGAN
street. '''' on USru y,
EoN SALE \ SPLENDID DAIRY FARM
L OF 100 acres, adjoining the city of DaliaS
win an abundance Of water, grass. stables ana
%'S mouse bargain Will be gwen. VEAL
I,uR sALE-HOUsE: FOUR ROOM, Avn
large cellar on acre OF ground. with 6no
Young orchard, Shmbbtry. etc: one of tbn ,nn,t
tleVhled and beautiful situations In Dallas, nn,ist
be solo VEAL COOPER & co. '''' ''''''
I'ok sALE-A WE l. ASSORTED SVII-T
NJ" OF assorted groceries together with
.ouNS ~ Wnloh u Is located, good business
sAhd VEAL, COOPER & co nuriS-tt
ROE sA.EL@ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
l lps, very cheao and terms esyy also 90 ,o
~ ~ beautiful res dcnces. VEAL COOPER 4
,ok SAl.E-l5N ACRtS AND I0O ACEES
ul vh9lce pasture lands an under iencc and
1p'lJ' NuluN9le tracts, FERGUSON * ABNFy
N'ul EsMle Dealers, Denton. Texas aug5.ir
hok SALE ONE IMPROVED LOT 5jviSi|
leeL corner Bryan aud Victor strcets. Si,n
one unimproyed lot 5UxiOO feet on Tiv, IVY
~ ~, hsst n9uas, For particulars inopire ove,
E,'WHTuS Music store, opposite = o. anrt,r
k'ok SALE-BOsQUE COUNTY FARM. ,is6
,@oOl graded Meuuo sheen for sa'e Si ihH,.oV
a n. sEAGo, Clehurne TcyaS , oWri GH
EOksALE-FARM FOR sALK-oog ASpTs
miles north from Dallas, pari So, n1 , ai,,
be,i black Ian d; best garden aud frni Sar,, "Vu
I,,,ilas county. Apply tow W. VISION ~ uu
iy Mn sdeel Also hou'e and lot on south vG1,
chcon i"'e'' I'm houto from Etyay, 6Oxi5E
,Sni--,, Nug30
a $50 acres. miles south OF Dallas nn ~ ~
pltltie' oOl acres enclosed. lSj In cuiiivS,,o,,v
5sJulalnuer IN grass everlasting spring ys,a.
, houses on the premises; 70 acres In the ,mhoI
K To =, 500 on easy TRIMS price SO per aeTe
PRNrllER 4 ARDRY, Elm s USVG S"eeG or 70
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@nttceK.


NOTICE THE FIRM OF 4. W. sTEARNSl
~ co Is this day dissolved, and is sncro. u.
ed ny h Andrews & Co., who assume sll ia.
bllltcs aud collect all debts ""'
.ruu,,. 600, A'W sTgARSs x co.
N"k"', " 'SNt augll.it
NoIlGE-A LADY THAT HAS LOST uER
~ baby VIA take child To wet nurse at nor
home Apply this week to Mrs. MOORE cor.
her OF live OAK aud Texas streets nngii,st
NoIltE TO CONrRACruRs-ON THE Inn
a uhy OF August 1855. he tCOmmis,innCrs
,onrt OF Wood county will let the c0ntrnct tn
uYl.u court house NJ Quiman according In
Llahs uuu specifications on file for ipsppGii'n ~,
me Once of the county Judge All prnnossIs n,,,g
bc aluresstd tO the county Judge MI Ouifito,, To,
uH,i't seat accompanied by bond. unspnlsJ
IA we sum OF two thousUud dollars CondiloNcd
,"aI the olIder viii faithfully comply with The
tttlnS OF his bid the solycncy of which InnI
TO ne certified Ia by the county udrr of thn
county IN which The ohligurS In tho bnnd r.sii
INC court reserves the right to reject any AMI
9'l mus. bond In the sum Of lon tboGs"WIi
u ,vi,n,I,' MiU be required nom the bidder To
WhnI lho contract is let Communirntiors
should De addressed 10 ulc county mdrS
July H. 1883 '''N w. AcN'
NOTICE . TO CONTRACTORS SEAL rD
~ bids will he received by the Commissinn
CTS '3nri OF kaufman county Texas. up To 10
NJ AUGl ST *, for the erection ofR iail bnilb
ing al seat Of said county, IN accordano. Win
p'HHa auI specifications prepared for same Inv
y, H. Flanders Architect Dallas Rls viu L..
received separate Tor the building propor and
. u,, aut lnl W, H. bidders for the lai work to
s1ullt spec ilch'ious, samples and 'tcstimoni,ls
Vt same with their bid, and place sans an n -
WIN county clerk. Plans and speci1cst lions uui
oe on hle with tnocOuuty clerk Of said copnty
~ h"uimGn ON ard Auer the 10th day of An
ntisCs Sall MolE o,ds must conform with the
pans III geuchl shape end management
J. n. nIl.lARD C,nNt,, Ii.
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Capital Prize, s7s.ooo
1867 Prizes. amounting to. .....
CERTlFICATE

we DO hereby certify that we spno,v,.
arrangements for all the monthly sppSS,yM u
nual Drawings Of the Louisiana STAY ,s se;otls
company, and in person manage ana Loeq
the drawings themselves, and that thS =. eOlI'l
conducted with honesty, fairness ana HV 'sae n
iaith toward all parties. We autho.ilai I'D
company to use this certificate, with S aas Y
Oh our signatures attached, in its sdysSt.4
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Gclintons.

ns.FlRSr BAPTIST CHuRCH-Corper Of
sycamore and Patterson avenue. Roy n ~
TANKS; paStor sunday school at QSOa M
~ J' L. Williams superintendent. Preaching
come To all NV anu Fl" WEI
%FlRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
Sob bryan and PeaTl streets Sunday school at
P, m, by VI stirman An are invited. ~ WOW
ISL, PArRlCK'S CHURCH.-Corner Wood
h hq Caoeu streets First mass at 7Si; solemn
ESQ D. m LeCtn a. nj pon sermon, Nespers At
Sulnoh' pastor, residence, 1860 Main street -
ns-CoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
ouhday-school al $50 a m, Preaching M n a
M M ana ; p m. Experimenting THURSDAY
90 pALLAs CllI MlssluN-GuSprl s,ry,c,.
N M,ss'Vn euhuay'school this afternoon at the
Souil'hon,o Singing commences at &Sn SIM.
Jay chOol proper at I; singing also after Inc
70 ALL ''''"'''" eN'ehusd
ns-FloIn STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH SouTp
m M Sy6 W Hill, pSsioE Preaching at il a
Aoordial invitation extended to all. '''
Ds-CoNGREGATtoNAL CHURCH, =,
liaIwood and Bryan streets Rev. l. c. scoGelJ
pastor services at IL n. m. aud Sp m, Dibic
school Ml&l5p m. A hearty welcome To ali
30, rABERNACLEM L. CuURCH-Rev 3
- inVusoh, pastor, services at IL A. m anA
ESO p m Sunday.SchoOl at $50 u, m ssa,s
i've Public c0rlia,lv invited N SeS~
ne,FlRsr PRESBYTERIAN OHURCU-Co--
ner Nam and Harwoad streets. kev ~
smith, pastor Preaching at II a, M and
y m sabeeth.School At $50 a. m Tho
pubic generally invited, No proaohms today
ae-CuMB PRESBYTERIAN CITrRCu--
North HARDWOOD street Rev, D. w, BrouSbior
pastor Preaching II a. m and D. m. sHsbetb'
school NJ eN a, m. Robert n. seay. snnertn,
tendent cotdial invitation extended 70 ali
nS-IAMAR srRkkrM. H. CHURCH soIfTr,
NNorshiping at Dallas Female collere Iiya
OAK street. Rev W. H. Hughes nastn,
Preaching az II q. m, and 5 .. m Commnn,n,,,
every hrst sunday, after the morning ssty,nos
Sennslh school az a. m. Prayer meou,, ever
Wednesday night ats p, m, A cordial Invita-,
ton exiended To all. "A'"s
ne-LlvE OAK REkTBAPriSTC uuRCu-
vorner 1.-Two Oak and Harwnod street, s A Ilas-
den, pastor Services every sunday M us
m. an y. m, sunday school al es1n, y, W
y Addison, snnerin'enden, -''' W
asst MATTHEW'S CAfkEpRAL- Preach.
Bishop Garrett N"6' oy
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zoe RenI.

foK RENr-FURNlSHFD ROOMS rpm
- anu lower with southern oxpoSnrc. , Sn
uu'lhe's centre aud on street r lrroI c rvaI
rr.,. Ss.lh'o ana uleGLder streets. Iaopirs
,,n, -, ~ 80. aurlp.lt
Vh khNt-A LARGE AMI U,Nnsn,,e
avs,,uenCG ) rooms large and bes t,"hI
srounut; splendid CiStorn. al,o n NM, nj u'u
,. .S,. houses. VEAL COOPER Il 60, VI
E'ok RENT TWO FRONT ROOMS sotfru
,,,, erh exposure; suitable for reptI,msnS a.,
""'' win or without board. ij1S Main .,r aau
Eok kENI-FuRNISHED RooNSiTo eH Nm
Ia Woi ana pleasant. INQUIRE On nrc,,,i ~ ~
.ala Main street NJ, LONG, VII P anniS5,
EoK RENT SEWING MNCUINEsTo pn, w
mo-, nave on hand sewing machines ~ ~ A.
th H., Wy Slyle Tor rOut a. rvaSonahln nri.,, a.,
w w wtvAor month ~ uitcustomerS ''CSIiii, Nv
~ mem, ROBERT CLARK ~ E,,,, s nAnd
pallss, Texas 80 Elm street.
ioR RENr-TnE BUiLDIN,, / ,;rt, Z, ~, y"
Ia vupIeu hy the Exchange Bank ON tbe NY w,
th,cc Sourthome square No 200 Main s ISa
49,. gtvv hiVe rooms up'stsirs 20 with tbe ,,,S
''''E Apply TO- W. BARTON. DOS Fl,, s, umvt
N'Ok KENT-A DWhLLlN, uoTst, ,.,, ,t's
= mnlng seven rooms well nnd ci.HtN uN'
Sr' convenient 10 business Hn AM ,ls'Vrn wa
human Y Co, 7Sl Elm street 'F' "W
fok T-FURNlSHEU an i,N,,,,,, 'u,ie,u
Music s io1hS NOT tSr tent Inquire over FdwsIdi
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Election alntirr

E'LhCIlON NOTlCE-UpON TUP ps4
~ ton of the requisite number Of op,isl
voters ana resident citizens, ASKING tbat sS.s
tiOh be ordered to determine whether III NY
Tory hereinafter set out and described ,hs.i
become part OF the city of Dallas ana ,noa,..
rated as such, which petition has besS ,,''.'s
ca TO the honorable City Council Of ths c,s
pS,llas, ana was to-wit on the gth N, y
Jdiyi lsS2, duly approved by said CIV coS..
!, X. K. Burke, County Judge of Dallss T S'n.
IN accordance with the provisions of Ia ~.
Jaw in THIS case made and provided Az w,
ulrect mat an election be held at sbadv IN,
fHIK on thursday, the 10th day OF August M
10 determine by majority vote of tbe Sn'gs1
electOIs residing within the boundaries Ss,.t
Lr given, whether said territory emkr-S
noIeii shall become part Of the city ofD,Tu
auu De Incorporated as such Beginning N
poi,lt ON Ine north corporate limits Of M An
VI ~ D5,laS, where the track Of the Missouri n
cIfic Railroad crosses said line thence yh
me OF said raiho to a point where saISnI,
ROAD track crosses the northwest lima d M
Johh Grigsby league; then north 49, sastvhi |
ssulu league line TO the division line News.
No and No . Of said league. thence IA |
halu DIVISION line south 45o esst through d n |
southeast line Of said league: thence Win A,
s ga southeastl'n in snuthwesterly diIeds
70 the said corner of said league thence M
i29 west with the southwest line Of saiih
70 point where the said southwest lIne M
Secls lhe south line of the present limikd
city OF Dallas as established by an nj N
legislature, approved August 9Th. lisa ensI
an ACT To incorporate the city OF DallasAbd
efaut n new charter TO said city, thenoe ma
tast WIN SAID corporation line to the east a,
uer OF said present corporation limits thss
uotlhWetterly W tn the cast | ne OF said mipF
Nuon TO the north corner Of said oonontjf
Ir nil b., IL. y
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@o- 4artncrshin llntinr

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED orp.
W selves bge her under the 0Im n,me NJ
Smuh y ThackeE a. insurance asenis W.
I ~ w., lar sharGoi public patronage. Onl,e
al Elm street, DALLAS, Texas, ''''''
.n.,, T. II SMITH
-ous l.lm W II TUACkTR
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Momcu TO l.r,,fl

DAMS NEGorIATRD-onc ~ ,s,s--1
- - ume, Land notes or deed oftSns i've years
TeH sSvur'V' Texas Loan Agency, CoSsl Si,ed
MONEY TO LEND-On ono m A." ,.,. "
,cnor, uo az reasonable rates. G w.,Ee,auis
sS" ~, nianaser nallsH, Texas "eneSieN
l. NTT e,a IoANs-J b, Watkins ~ Co ,,s,..
MONEY TO LkND-R, D. oOas han eNT
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LYDIA e. PINKHAM,S

NLSSES, including LeuCOrrhUu, Ir-
regular aud PGinful Menstruation,
Inflammation aud liberation of
the Womb, Feeding, PRO-
LAPSUS UTERI, SC.
tFPlcasant 10 the taste, edicacious aud Immediate
In It's eject lisa great help in pregnancy. and re-
hcVcs pain during labor and nc regular periods
PInSluwsUSEIr AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY.
tTFoR ALI WEAKNESSES Of the gcneratvo organs
Of either rex 1t Is second to remedy that has ever
hcon before the public and for all diseases Of tho
KIDNEYS it is the Greatest Remedy IN the Worh.
cE'-KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Ser
Find Great ReIiefiu Its Use.
LYDIA T. PINKHkH'S BLOOD PURIFIER
VIII eradicate every Ntttgo ~ HumOrH from the
Hood, NJ the same time will give t0na aud rtronlth 10
lhohystrn, AsmntNeluusn results ID tho CusllOuud
ir'Both the Compound and Blood Purncr arp bro.
pared At $50 and s15 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Price Of either, 81 Six bottles for o. Tho Compound
ssont by mail in the form ~ pile or OF o1enges on
receipt ofwice, 81 per box for either. Mr. Pinkham
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. En,lose cent
stamp Send for pamphlet. Nsatfon thia Rpr.
g"lynh r. rISEuLu's LvER PrIIs euro Constipa.
hon blloufess and lorpidity VI tho Liver. % cents.
1s-Sold nv all DrHPgists.-Sa -
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ps.sr, MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL Preach
Bishop Garrett. N'N'"S W
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I'ok sALE-A WE l. ASSORTED SVII-T
sio. k OF assorted groceries together MIN
mouse IN which tits located GOOD busiUcs,
stand VEAL, COOPER & co nuciS.t =,
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OK sALE-HuuSE; FOUR ROOM, AMI
! large cellar ON acre OF ground, with fnc
Young orchard, Shubbery, etc; one of the most
Io S,"Iv" Hiu Ilnetlonsin Dallas; must
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A CERTAIN young gentleman, In business
here, will bring back from New York. in
September, handsome New York belle.
He will "switch orr on the 2Sth instant.
He has known her from her youth up, aud
seized the opportunity at the very food
tide to engage her affections and her
promise.
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w ANTED- RESIDENT CANVA SERs in
w every town and county In the state TO
represent staple article entirely new manu-.
iactuIeI only by us. With capital of $50 The
Investment can he doubled in few DAYS Adj.
dress L., Box 2i7, Dallas. nugil.it
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SEVERAL ofour Dallas ladies' aud gentle
men, who have been spending the past
couple of weeks In Galveston, will be- home
again on Monday.
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Mrs, Willis, OF Dallas, has been visiting
MIR, and Mrs, Frost this week.
The funeral OF CAPTAIN w. II. Johnsons
wife, was preached last Sunday NJ Pleasant
Ridge, by Rev MIR. Miller, OF Dallas.
clipped the beam at ten pound.,n and
no mistake about IL. A son to A, II. Mel.
son and wife Eliza, on the night of the 18th
instant
MIR, Hy Bennett. OF this nelehborhood
has gone west with his family for their
health; had the misfortune TO lose little
iour'year,old son. The remains were sent
home for interment
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UVN oNIE-8 HEAUTlFUL UUIInINg
1 lots very chea0 and terms ossv also seyc'
,a, beautiful res dcnCcs. VEAL COOPER q
a.
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BETWEEN the 95th and 3lst OF October an
elegant wedding will take place In this city,
the high contracting parties being both
young persons. And a prominent young
would lead TO the suspicion that he, too, Is
one OF Cupid's oaptves.
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EoR sALE-.A GOOD RURbETTE ORGAN
II at absrgain, can be Ieon at No Csrnib
.....-... augl2lt
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A Marrior,s Hidden Wealth.

The Chicago NelCs tells of long
buried treasure VIII ch is supposed to
lie under one edge Of the city, but
which anxious fortune-seelers have
never yet been able to resurrect. The
story is this: When Mark Baubien
sold the lake front for 100000, and
the Indian chief White Feather re-
ceivel $4,000 of this money for re-
linquishng his claim on the land,
another chief, belonging TO different
tribe, earnestly laid claim to an equal
share of the proceeds of the sale, 1t
was decided, however, that he was not
entitled to any Of the money, where.
upon he waXed exc eding wroth and
vowed that he would have White
Feathers money or his life. On hear
ing this White Feather gathered about
him few of h's braves as a bOdyguar
and fed, with his $4,000 in a bu k.
skin bag. The other chief, with a
band of inSuriated followers, gave
chase. They overlook White Feather
ald his warriors several miles south
west of the settlement and butchered
every one of them in cold blood. Rut
when they came to secure the coveted
wealth they coull not find it. 1t was
not on the person of the dead chief
or any of his followers, and, as not one
of the hapless band had been spared
to tell the secret of its whereabouts,
it may be imagined that the
avaricioUs fiends fe,t sorry that
they had made such a clean
sweep with their tOmahawks. 1t
is believed-and there seems to be no
other plausible theory-that White
Feather sunk the bag of gold in
swamp or slough somewhere IN the vi
cinity of the present boundary line Of
the city on the southwest side. Many
a white man has spent time and labor
in searching for this lost treasure, but
no trace of it has ever been found.
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HEALTH HINTS.

Try to remember that regularity in
eating and sleeping cOnduce to health;
order is natures first law.-Dr. Foote's
Health Monthly.
The stomach is the fountain which
supplies every part of the body. If
the stomach is sick, the brain, heart,
lungs, liver, kidneys and spine are all
sick. 1t is of the utmost Importance,
then, what goes into the stomach.
Temperate people rare.ythink about
the stomach. They TO get that they
have one; while enormous eaters are
always hungry, or faint, or bloated, or
bothered with diarrhea, or cursed
with dyspepsia, or some other morbid
state of the digestive apparatus.
Manners at the table has a great
deal to do with digestion. Politeness
must be set down among the means
which are greatly conducive to heath.
Any act of politeness which we offer
our fellow-eaters interrupts the shovel
ing in business, and gives the poor
stomach chance.
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FASHION NOTES.

Feather fans are fashionable.
French gray is again popular color
in Paris.
Black lace flchus, large size, are
much worn.
Bronze shoes are worn to some ex-
tent in London.
Of all colors, except white. yellow
contrasts with black most power
fully.
Narrow velvet bands, closely en-
circling the throat, are worn by young
ladies.
Wall-baskets are made in novel
shapes; the oblong form is especially
fashionable.
India silks of prismatic colors, sort
of rainbow effect, are employed by
Kentucky bridemaids for dresses.
Swallows are fashions fayorites in
Paris. They adorn bonnets by twos
aud threes they are embroidered on
dress IS and parasols, painted on orna-
ments and stamped on buttons.
Five hundred yards of narrow rib
bon, which is scarcely more than braid
in width, are used on a single dress in
rosettes, bows and loops that form a
fringe of which the whole vest and
tablier are made.
The thatched bonnet is a novelty.
1t is made Of gray porcupine straw
with round high crown and clinging
sides that are covered with punches of
grapes, berries or plums, and edged
with rows of pointed lace.
Star and shell-shaped hats are worn
by little girls. They are made of terra
Gotta straw, cadet blue or brown, and
are trimmed with mass of ribbon loops
and ends punched together in the
middle of the hat. A wreath of daisies
or buttercups is inside Of the brim next
the face.
Low shoes are universally worn in
the country and at the most fashion
able hotels. Patent leather ties are
considered in the best style. and these
may have tan-colored or blue kid tops
with only tips of the glossy leather.
Low heels are in better taste than the
curved high French heels, and, OF
course, are much more comfortable.
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away with moral stamina sufficient to
keep them from again indulging in the
use of stimulants In the case of the
opium habit, sometimes continue to
give them the drug after taking the
patients in. But 1 daily decrease the
doses, till gradually L suspend them
altogether. Then l supply the place
of opium and other drugs of like ma
ture, such as 'Cannabis indica,' coca
leaves and sometimes strychnine.
After awhile 1 suspend these also, and
then by restoring her general health
the patient gradually loses her desire
for the drug."-Ne,C York World,
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Our Be.t Families.

] have been troubled for over six years with
a severe kidney complaint, also a weakness
of the urinary organs, with its attendant
troubles. My water needed constant atten-
ton, somo days as many as twenty times,
with severe pains in the bladder.as well as
in the back and loins. At times passed n
limited quantity of urine, highly colore1 with
unnatural heat and sediment; frequently
eyacuaiions would be very painful. l con-
cluded that must do something for IL, felr-
ing that more serious trouble would follow.
/ went TO the druggist and was recommended
TO use Hunts Remedy, as it had been used
with wonderful success in several severe cases
of dropsy and kidney and bladder affections
here in Bangor. concluded TO try il, and
before l had used one bottle found il was
helping me beyond my expectations. My
water became more natural, less color and
sediment, the pains in back and that heavy
feeling gore. with general toning up of the
system; and l continued to use il until / used
six bottles, and il has completely cured me.
Others of my family have used Hunts
Remedy with equally 40 good success, and
We do not hesitate TO recommend it far and
near, believing it duty as well as a pleasure
70 recommend so good a medicine as Hunts
Remedy. Nou are at liberty to give my
testimony TO the public. ID. T. HoDGDEN.
Ossington, Me-, May 10, 1888.
indcrse the above statement.
A. NJ. ROBINSON, JR.,
Apothecary, Bangor, Me.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-19

Fashionable New York tailors say
they have orders for several hundred
pairs of knee breeches for next
winter. The Gotham dudes it seems,
are going to make struggle for tho
adoption of this form of dress for
evening wear.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-19

London has what is declared the
largest gas main in the world 1t is
four feet in diameter, and will be over
twenty.six miles long When in ser.
vice over 30000,000 cubic feet of gas
will pass through it every twenty-four
hours.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-19

r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y: Dear
Sir-My wife has been taking your Golden
Medical Discovery" and "Pellets for her
liver and general debility, and has found
mend them to all sufferers from liver com
plant, sour stomach and general debility.
Yours fraternally, N. T.. HARMON,
Pastor NJ. L. Church, Elsah, Ill.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-19

The machinery of an oleomargarine
factory was recently sent to little
placeRboye Vancouver. Washington
Territory, where it was intended to
establish a factory. The residents.
however, objected, and one night
recently took the machinery and
dumped Il into the COlumbiaEiyeF, =
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-19

w; Il. HUEsT1s, of Emporia, Kansas, says
that ms wife had been sick nearly seven years,
and for the last four months bedridden. She
has been treated by number Of physicians
and only grew worse. Her attention was
called to DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" and "Fsvorite Prescription" which
she commenced using. In one week she
could SIT up, and in three weeks could walk
about. By druggists.