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Read what Gen. q. II. cTtgc) Ander-
SON Says.
Messrs. Hutchison d Bro. Gentlemen-I have
been great sufferer from neuralgia-the attacks
lasting for days. had tried every known remedy
without being relieved. In my last attack /
tried your Neuralgine," and In a short time
was perfectly cured. Ii Is aconsolaiion to know
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II to all who suffer as do.
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Atlanta, April 10. 1879. Chief Of Police.
HUTCHINSON & BRo., Projectors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists TT
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The Middle Florida Fair.

The Fifth Annual Exhibition of the Middle
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Association
tS,ens at Tallahassee next Tuesday, the 10th
list The grounds have been enlarged and i'm
!Aovcd, the buildings repaired, everything put in
tssi class order, and present indications point to
a[ interesting, entertaining and successful Fair
SO mote il be -
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Daily Tallahassee and ThOmasvIlll
StQGe Line.

Among the attractions of this popular route
are first-class stage accommodations and pleas
ant journey Of few hours through a beautiful
and attractive country.
Stage leaves Tallahassee every morning lex
cept Sunday at $50 o'clock, and connects with
all trains North, East and West, at Townsville.
Stage leaves Townsville every morning lex
cept Sunday, at 8 O'Clock, and connects with all
trains at Tallahassee
For further information, call on or address,
N. NJ. COBB,
Dec. 10, 1882 TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
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A REMEDY FOR HER ONLY.

REMEDY FOR HER ONLY.
Cheaper than physicians bills, and to be used
by woman exclusively. It b prepared for them
only. and Is especially adapted to cases where
the womb ID disordered. and will cure all irreg-
ularities OF the menses" or monthly courses
whether acute or chronic, by restoring the dis
charge This great boon h DR.. J. Brad6eld'l
Female Regulator, aud known and recognized
az Woman's Best Friend"
Prepared by DR.. J. Brad6eld, Atlanta, Ga
Price: Trial size, ~ cents: large aize, t1.bO.--
For sale by all druggists #
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a Descriptive Pamphlet.

with the compliments of Mr. w. o. Ames,
General Freight and Passenger Agent OF the
florida Central and Western Railroad we have
deceived a copy of neat and well printed little
.Slnme, issued by the passenger department of
did railroad company. 1t treats of the climate,
productions and natural advantages of the coun-
'i.s raversed by that road. There are number
.: fine illustrations in the pamphlet, among
A.hich are the following in Tallahassee: West
F:orida Seminary, Leon Hotel, Depot, new
.Durt-house, and the best cut of the Capitol we
alye ever seen. The beautiful country seat of
tsl w. L. Robinson, Glenwood," is honored
'':ilh a full-page cut. What is.prin,ed in this
Hitia book is reliable and renders it very val
u!ble adjunct in the great work of inducing
Immigration to Florida.
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GuYTON. Ga. Feb.

GUYToN, GA, Feb %, 1881.
Mr.. w. II. BARRett, Augusta, Ga.
Sir-I am an old resident of Augusta and there
fore take pleasure in saying TO you that your II.
H. p. has greatly benefited me- have suffered
from Dyspepsia for long while. and tried va
rious remedies, among them Simmon's Liver
Regulator" but find your Liver Medicine suits
my case, and gives me more relief than anything
/ have ever taken. Very respectfully,
Mrs n. F. SKINNER
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Personal.

Col. A. N. Cockrell and wife, of jacksonville,
ale in the city.
General Elias Earle, of Waldo, registered at
he Leon Hotel ON Friday.
Mr.. w. n Shine and mother last Thursday
returned from North Carolina.
Prof J. Kost and wife, of Adrian, Michigan,
are stopping at the ST. James.
Mr. c. III. Foster, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, arrived at the Capital on the 9TH.
Hon. w. N. Thompson, Treasurer of the
Transit Railroad, was at the Capital few days
ago.
Colonel A. P. DeMilt, accompanied by his
son Daniel, returned to Tallahassee on the 5th
DIR. VIM. F. Bynum, The present worthy and
efficient Chief Clerk of the Assembly, is now
serving his twenty third term in that capacity.
Mr. LC.Vaughn, editor of the Mariana Co..
rier, made pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN
Office last week, en- route from North Carolina
home.
Col. F. B. Papy, of the Transit Railroad, &C
companied by his son John, arrived at the Capt.
tai this morning.
Miss Carrie Cuttings, after protracted vaca-
ton spent in the North and West, has returned
to the city and assumed her position in the tele-
graph Office.
Mrs. DR.. A. g. Haygood and daughter, of
Oxford, Ga, are guests Of Mr.. Theo Turnbull,
of Miccosukie. They are delighted with the eli
mate and viii remain some weeks.
Judge ]. Woford Tucker, of Sanford. called
at the FLoRIDIAE Office this morning The Judge
has recently become editor Of the Florida Meth
odist to which position he brings experience abil-
iiy and influence.
Col John H. Law, of Cincinnati, who spent
last winter here. is now the guest OF w, R Will
son, ESQ. Col. Law thinks this b the finest coun-
try he ever saw, has brought his gun and brace
Of Ane dogA and win spend much OF his time
hunting.
Hon 8. r. Mallory, the able and popular
Senator Of the first Districb arrived from Pensa-
cola, 10 take his seat on Saturday. Mr.. Mallory
was detained ins Pensacola until Wednesday a.
counsel In N Important criminal case Involving
life. The 4euator has not yet regained al the
aesh lest n his desperate wreste with yellow fe-
yer last lAll. bal looks tough. healthy and alert
dark rises ssoasd ~ eyss indicate the sx-
istsncs 81 worms Hsslen q nss 6hriner's In
dlaA vsrnifsss u sxpsl H. miserable pestk
II y - ana SeIIahts aesnt. Always 10 Il
~ ~ lIsac<fna1 nr1d Il NH al II
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Persons recovering from wasting diseases,
such as malaria, fevers, ETC., will be greatly ben
Gifted by the use of Browns Iron Bitters, true
tonic.
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To Arrive

y a few days, 500 Dixie Boy Flows, $50 Far
mer:s Friend Flows. B. A. Meginniss. 3S
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W.. n. Wilson

Sias the largest stock of Gents Hand Sewed
drgd Machine Made Shoes for Gents in TaIlahas-
ST.. ~
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Fifty Bushels Rast Proof Oats,
FEly Barrels Buists Seed Potatoes, for sale low
10y. T. II. Randolph & Co. SO
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1000 Nunan Straw berry Plants
/ have 10000 plants Of this choice variety fol
ssse at 50 90 per thousand.
49, w H. HASKELL
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GfN for all his Shoes, which enables him TO sci
ohsshper than those who purchase on time. 81
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QE ladies' Misses and Childrens' Custom Made
Shoes in Tallahassee is at w. r Wilson's 81
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Our Specially. Cigar,
Tie Best cents Cigar in the market, at T. II
EandoIphs 38
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METEOROLOGICAL,

Reo0rd # Temperature at Taadhd'S@, F:lrlita,
for The pat ieeeA
styh-err.fi0ns taken by W. A. RAwL- DFl-e'st Ahh
liam
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A. d. IL. W..

r Garden City Lodge No. /, !. .. y ~
meefs in the Masonic Hall the seoo'r ard s1cqh
"Wednesday nights in each month, at ~ sF9rk "a
W. NJ McINTUSE. JE. n W !
n. y BAKKR, Recorder. - II
I'll = ELLIOT. Financier. q
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- Regular meetings of AUCrLl,A ENsAy4p
nEsT No q are held the second and fourth Non nv SEE
Ai.os Of each mouth at their Lodge Roem at srl,&k
All Paararchs in good standing inviiet:1s stiesa
JOHN McDoUtSALL ~
" n MclKTosH SR Scrib<
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n. O. .. r..

~ Regular meetings of LEON LODGE 10. 5:
~ hid every Tesday Eresiss. their Lstge km al
clock All Brothers in good standingBra iEs tfed ~
sffeod. W. N. BAKER y. al :.
" n McIErosz, ia. r. s. .
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F3y blowing them out with the Etna Explo
Jte Cartridge, to be had only of
81 B. A. MEGINNIss
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No Dester

Ctsssom Made Shoe for Gem u 10 made than Hell
se's Celebrated Shoes. for sale BY w. r. Wilson
81
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Cotton Statement

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Jan ., ltSs2,.
,klCK-Iow MIDDLING
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Ior sale by B. A. Meginniss.
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900 Bushels Rust Proof Oats
.For sale by B. A. Meginniss. 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-17
BUSY BURGLARS.
They Visit Four Places Monday Night and
Garry of Money and Valuables.

The burglars are still busy and whenever
an opportunity offers, they ply their nefa-
rious vocation. Monday night they inva-
ded the residence of A. Baum, 72l Browder
street, and fine gold watch and so were
stolen. He awoke to find MS, pants and
vest lying on the floor with the pockets
turned \wrong.side-o1t. They effected
an entrance by way OF door, using o
skeleton key
The residence of DR.. II. Schulz, No. 6OS,
on the same street, was also visited by
| them, and SOS, handsome gold watch
ring, loCket, and a pair of gold trimmed
eyeglasses with chain to correspond, were
carried off by the midnight prowlers. On
retiring for the night DR.. Schulz locked the
door, but awoke to iind it ajar. Mrs
Schulz, who has been quite i'll, but who il
convalescing, was the first to notice that thu
door was open, and on reflection, soc called
to mind the fact that she had h ard 4 nois,
in the room during the night, but il
her Semi-state OF drowsiness IT. ha(
failed to arouse her to a state of conscious
ness. The pants, coat and vest OF DR.
Schulz were discovered out in the yard
with the pockets turned out. AS az th
other house. they effected an entrance, 1t !
supposed, by using skeleton keys.
The saloon of A. b. Splitter, No. 1860 Elr
street, was visited by them in like mar
ner, and some So in change taken from tn
|, till.
Samuel Farrar, who was stopping at
clearinghouse in East Dallas, was ais
touched" to the tune of SIS and pisto
There is no doubt ut that there is
regular gang of organized burglars in TIL
city.
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STREET sTRAwS.
goods at Bauman's.

Fancy goods at Bauman's.
Luscious biyalves at the Delmonico.
Finest imported lunches at Mayors hail.
The best of liquors at the Glen lie
saloon.
Ladies', misses and children's hose cheap
at Baumans.
Oysters served in every style.at the Del
monico restaurant
Cloth Jackets and ulsterettes, Sl'2o 10
S12, at Bauman's. -
Go to the Delmonco restaurant Tor good,
fat, well-hayored oysters,
Thg,sinest lunches ever spread in the city
can be found at Mayors Hall.
Every night fine music from the most
celebrated operas at Mayors Garden.
Kid gloves, all shades, 25c., &c. Toe,
81 90, $3.50, $500 and $3.50 atBIuman
Fine, fat Matagorda bay oysters a. the
Delmonico restaurant at 81 per hundred
5000 untrimmed hats and bonnets, tom
25 cents to $3.50. Goto Bauman's, 7O8 Elm
street.
For steam, water and gas fitting call a, a,
Hosmer g. Co. S, the old reliable shop, 1V'
Elm street.
Exclusive wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house in the state at Baumah .
76 Elm street.
A large selection of the latest styles
type at the HERALD job office. Call ana SCI
} it, and leave your orders.
For pumps, steam, gas and water htllnG
! 10 to Doyle's, 705 Elm street. GOOD Worl
and low prices guaranteed.
We have tried it; We know WHEREOF W
. speak. Lemps new extra export Beer pe
longs TO that class OF goods OF the hlghes
order
II you wish drink of the very best
whisky, Concocted to queens taste, O
straight" if you please, 60 the Glen lie
: saloon.
Don't forget to drop in at Mayors garde
5 at night and listen TO the latest operas, an
if you are hungry try one OF his lines
, lunches.
To all requiring an excellent tonic, CON
posed of natures own product, and mos
inyigorating beverage, we cheeriully recon
mend Lemp's extra export beer.
For the nobbiest and best suits OF lurn
c ture and foreign chairs, 60 to the Old rel
q able, Geo. Rick, $50 and 732 Elm stree
;, who has the best assortment in the city.
= Photographs OF superior excellence
' NcClellan's studio, 705 Main street. ga
!, and examine. A large stock OF fine frame
u very cheap. Do not fail TO see them II yo
wish pictures framed.
Ackers Blood Elixir is most poweri'
:, eradicator of all impurities of the bloo'
= Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Erupnonss,
!, Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured l
. its use. 1t purites the whole system az
!, banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralg
= n pains. Sold by w. II. Patterson " U
o Dallas, Texas.
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A ColOred Creek ,

Local scientists are sorely puzzled over a
strange phenomenon that has been brought
to their attention within the last few days.
White Rock creek for several miles has
suddenly turned to beautiful
sea.green color, and excepting the saline
qualities is.to all appearances sea water.
The part of the creek thus changed is
about four miles on each side of the Scyene
road, but other parts are clear and
crystal waters. The theory has been
advanced that there is an underground
channel leading to the Cult OF Mexico, and
that the late high WINDS have forced sea
water through the channel aud into
the creek. A large aperture would
be necessary to force sufficient water this
far from the gulf to discolor the creek al
rsuch length. Several barrels of II will be
Fought here Today to be analysed,
and a thorough search is &c
be made for a veriication of the chance
theory. Should this theory prove to be the
true one, 1t may again revive the 'Semme'
Hale theory'-that the world is hollow
and that a base exists at the north POLE
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Popular Speculation.

Speculation in grain and provisions
seems to be growing in popularity lately,
and many who have been trading in stocks
in New York are now turning their atten.
ton to the Chicago markets. New York
brokers are complaining Of dullness in their
business. Reports from the enterprsing
commission house of Flemming& Merriam
Chicago, state that there las been quite a
notable increase in their commission busi-
ness OF late, and that the markets here are
favorable for legitimate speculation.
Cooperative Fund w and for two years
past have made successful speciality OF
small and medium speculative investments
for their patrons,
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"a James me A, Garfield. He favo,sa r.. ~
Ss AZ. ds conlinuance Of The present ' MAJ p'sS
csn e IA : care which would be sdorssa ny
int hn uessa to withdraw his snh ~
IN Nm ~. washburn, OF Minnesota anr.o,ss
was naa no' 20 do so, as he thouvhf pssssu
in sa Iio.e danger in making a ehsns. 49,
st.,sd on under the old Mar s.sn
fsvor s motive was to allow thx
conld :" = change to see whesher ~
Womb ,,. present anything vNk
y p nn, meet meet the approval Of the com NM
u NOT, then he would rensw he '"mam,tteo
res oey, o. Michigan, offered the SolIowscss
10 Resolved s That the number Of a.,...,..
c ~ sne national Convention of lssS * ~
trihn,u, ana that said increase he AZ ~ AZ H.
VIII, urioused as to be based on ths rs az - us
vote lot president in lsSl M 90 ~ y, y.
t tr; the Representatives OF statss ~ an-
the nres;Ssn,ng republican purallties in
decreas;na ehuai election OF 1850, withost
anv sfsta we ratio ofdelegates assigned ~
Nav s' a. Of district under the isst al, n
renewed isS anaa, opposed any changes, and
the ev;s, equator Logan's motion retaininc
mem h er plan OF representation.
bs laO proposed thattha the vote shonIa
tha, ps secret. Another member snpcasts'S
Of IN, te votes, even in an executive e ssio,s
saoro, uo senate, could not no Lsnt
bs wh.,, ph, yes" said Logan. athev nm Ss
,ca, "nen tney are not carried ont INV son ras
az Laughter The vote was n.y. inv
raa s" % On the substitute, and resnltai&
svas, Il, nays, II. So the pr,.>ent nisn &
was retained. y
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Home, Sweet Homo, ~
A well provided home Is the dearest
place on earth, and those who will not pro;
vide for their own homes are unworthy OF
praise. Home manufactures have the hrst
claim on public patronage, and A. FOX Is
the experienced MANUFACTURED, ana ,ne
ali kinds ofplain and fancy candies at New
York prices. Call at the place, S3i Main
street, and take view of the goods
learn prices before purchasing elsewh !.
Mrs. s. Il. Fox, who has been in the bust
ness since 1887, is always IN attendance and
will give the lowest prices. Don't forget
the place, S3i Main street, where is TO bt
found the best stock in all the west.
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Tho WAY We Do II.

Tho Way We DO IT.
We have been through one entire stool,
of boys, youths and mems clothing, and
In going through 1t did some very effective
work In the matter OF marking down prices
Not single garment escaped our atentioh
and their cost to us is no longer an. object
Amongst our reductions will be found q
large number Of suits and single garments
that have actually been marked below what
they cost us. These pieces remain till the
stock Is closed out. Early purchasers gel
the best assortment.
SANGER Bros, Clothiers.
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Aliudrad Inaana

Charles Imbert was adjudged lunatic
in the county court yesterday, and was
committed to jail, to await transportation
to the asylum at Austin. The poor fellow
imagines that he is bottle OF saltwater,
and that he is constantly on the eve oil
popping,
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A Iifa In Danger.

A Life In Danger.
This the facts concerning every man,
woman and child who has in the body the
seeds of kidney, bladder, liver and urinary
diseases from which may spring Brighps
Disease of the kidneys. Such prospect Is
simply terrible; and il is the.duty of every
on TO be rid of the danger at once. To do
this infalibly, use Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine,
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l.. T.. Curtis, jeweler, corner Main an'
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jewelry
ladies' and gents gold chains, fine assert
ment of rings, gold thimbles. =,
Ladies' misses and childrens gold, silye
and bangle necklaces, nvckties and lockets
Wedding presents Just received An ele
CANT stock of silver and silver-plated ware
water sets, tea sets, pitchers, breakfast an
dinner pickle castors, toilet sets, car
receivers, cake baskets, buttsr dishes, go'
let's forks, knives, spoons, Russia leath
and plush cases, odor stands and Jew
stands.
Fine marble and gilt clocks, .walrt
clocks, all new styles, with cathedral gonIl,
on the corner of Main and Poydras stree
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Foreign Affair.
PRINCE NAroLroY's Appr

rh'NcENAPoLEoN's ARREST.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from pa,,
70 'he Times says From Appearances
lnnce Jerome's manifesto is regarded b,
some as march stolen on tho Iecitamis,s
ior it was known Count de Chambord -,
PEELED by his supporters, was prep
manifesto. Eighteen thousand
lad been printed with the g,uI.. NJ
Baron Brunei asked to be. "A.
accessory TO the promulgatio
,es Z, but the magistrate p
nun III cusndy. Reports fiona, ~
ces state thhN Nhe news of tho at St.. ~
prince created no great sensati o,nio, |
PARIS. Jan 1.-THE papers rsn., hs ~
prove OF the arrestvf Prince NanolS W
henriyall condemn the vote OF urrer, l
~, ~, deputies prohibiting tho pressnc
france or Algeria Of any mcmher ~ =.
former oFrcnch ~ ,asties. Tho ~ ~.
snya ,he amber pave proof Of iamentsS,s
simplicity and panic. '''so's
nmon Burnett, secretary 10 Prince Nam.
y Iva, was allowed to accompany the prinScc
uAYaEp.
,, E,hhLwA r jan. 7,-..Thomas Higgins an
".Ao huuttu THIS mCPn{nI|
or completely In the murder OF iinjIy
rrablic Executioner Marwood ofiici"Ss|
they both walked firmly TO The 49, cssSs
,nu uied without q struggle. Neithsr y !
mem made any statement, but dn,i..
nelr coniincmentthey expressed penits ~
,ut small interest was taken M ihs 49,.
uton anu but few persons were mr.,
q, THE CIRCUS HORROR. WI
Sr PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-The vov.,l
keif has arrived at Berdikschsir ~
managers OF the circus were arrsss.., ~ .
aying had two side doors nailed nm Thss<
eng no room large enough 10 boli ~
odies OF the dead, they have bean No.
1t ~ the fields. When the pniisd 49,
!. circus were opened dty corpses M isil y
RAILROAD STRIKE.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The railroad sss,l. ~
Leith Is stopped. "Ae 'ss'
EAnrnouAKR.
MADRID, Jan. l7.--rhers wers lvs,>>
. sn.cks oil an earthquake In ~
sterhay, and several nous e. fjss,vs-5
Continued On rssrsh Pses.
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CuIf. Colorado A Santa 10.

Excursion tickets for Mardi Gras at New
Orleans will be on sale at the ticket Office of
the Cult, Colorado & Santa Fe, from Febru'
AIRY LIST to 9Th, good to return until February
10Th, ut Sl605. The lowest rate ever OF.
iered the people of Dallas to witness the
grandest carnival ever given on this conti-
nent, Don't forget the Texas Midland
route. Il. ". FosDicK,
| OSCAR G. MURRAY. Ticket Agent.
Gen'l Pass, Agent,
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cnmb.,,a,s pea,h-wnr 4. Europe

This statesman's death may POSTPONE the
Inevitable war between France and Ger.
many, but there will be no postponement
Of the great drawing OF the Commonwealth
Distribution company, 10 take place In
Louisville, Kentucky, January 81, 1883,
Tor only 90 The most popular in.
sttutitp in the country. Tickets only 81
each. lend to r. NJ. Boardman, Louisville,
Kentrt v
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The "Erohsinn" Society
will give grand masquerade ball athe
hall of the Young Mems Hebrew associion
Mayors halD, on Monday, Februaryth;;
Parties wishing to participate are requted
to apply for invitations to the commits, IN
care of q. A. Eiseniohr, SID Main SIRE OF
| SchoellkOpf & Co.
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whenever you prefer to 60 hungry ratl
than suffer from Dyspepsia after ,eate
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and epy
your dinner. In neat tin boxes, % aneo
cHn's Sold by w. Ii. Patterson, u o.
Dallas Texas
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WEDDING INVITATION
AT
THE HERALD JOB 0FFlC
IN IATEsT sTYLRs

Toilet sets, combs, brushes, cir Gaze
shaving sets, soaps, hand.mirrori at 10
House's. 7l5 Main street,