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a WoMAN's REMEDY.

As certain ages and periods Of woman's life, thcrs
comes cetsin troubles, aches, pains and euerinss,
These complaints aud irregularities ieopagdiie Che
girps life At sixteen, aud follow up and haunt the
married woman until after the turn OF liie.''
Some havo headaches, swimming Of the heAd
mental and nervous ptosiration, blsnehed cheeks
hloodless lips, lifelsss eyes, clouded brain; while
others suffer with painful Irregularities uterine dis
placements and ulcers, hystericai spasms, physical
prostration, Chronic leucorrhma chlorosis suppress.
SONS loss OF appetite ovarian diseases, kidney sec-
tons, etc, which IN numerous cases end In epileptic
hts, convulsrons, insanity and death. These are
generally tho result Of inattention. All females
know the class Of complaints we allude to. Now,
lades, all these troubles be sverted and cured
We hare proof from thousands.
DR.. DromgOOle's Euglish Female Bittcrs will cure
you sound ant well-wll make you healthy and
happy-wlli mako you feel like new woman and
no mistake. Sold by all Druggists NJ sl00, Send
your address for copy Of Or, promgoole's Family
Medical Adviser free % the afflicted,
Up. DRoAGooLK 4 Co.,
Fropristors. Louisville, Ky.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, go ages, Cloth
ana si.' bsrd ny, SO cents; same paper cover
% cents, Manhood, 70 cents; womanhooc. 10
cents; pamphlet cents, securely sealed, ~
mail Send money or postage stamps. d..
WHIT TIER, the great specialist Gil ST. Charhs
street Sc Louis. Mo
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Tm DALLAS HERALD, THURSDAY MORNING. FERRUARY X

bales against 10000 bales In the same Ii mein
lesl The northern mills show decrease in
their takiuss of nearly per cent. while those
Of the south increased 50 per cent, and their
proportion of all the American mills from 10 Is
during the past two years cotiou mills contain
ing loo spindles. aud aggresating Slo.te9eoO
in capital, have been established south OF the
Potomac, and all Of these appear 10 be flourish
Ing.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Dohaunans Vegetable Curative Is warranted IN 1p
!nanently cure al forms Of sperlaorThsA or htiiiaN
Weakness, 6cntra Debility, impotcney, etc, and fslu
Lost Power" aud brings back the "fouthni ,igotr
those who have destroyed tbyscSna oa,ss or evil piue,
tees, IN from two 10 seven weeks time This remedy vth
has been used by Dr. Bohannan IN his private pacc, of
over Iy yeals, was never known to fall In curing eic
the MOIST tAsIA II gives vitality aud imparis cnc
with wonderful effect Is those m9llc-egcd es Who iel
weakness beyond their years. Its n1gorntng pforer
are telt al once Young suffering from the ctib
euences Of that dreudiily des.ctye habit of ssfAba
can use this medicine with the assurance OF spetuy as
lBRhAhENl cpre. The patient gains strength and elrs
tety spirits at once, as acts directly the parts afe
ga as soothing and healing tonic and anodyne to the
laxed seminal ytscies and rritacd ducts nparng pcvp
aud tone and motoring them 10 their natural ,,aie, the r
as u The banenl habit had never been irluiged in II,
!ngtedcn0 are simple productions Of nnnft-bsrks fu
hefby etc, and are specific for the ab0 diseases.
pFPrlcc Five Dollars, sent With hiil directions, elr
any address Tor sale only az Dr. G.. A. Bohanhans ui,
no "! North lth street between Washington avenue "a,
Green street, 81. Louis, -sJ. Esahy hed In 1881.
uF-Dr BIS "ireailso on Special Diseases" which gives
cure, etc, Of SiIuILIs. SEMINAL NEAkkRsS Ere s,f,.
IREE 10 any address upOn recent of one s.-.fn
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%DR. EUGENE De vAUx, OF FRANCE.
sei his neyer-failing remedy "Nature's ionns
biG Restorative or vitalzerS An anectedwitf
nervous debility, loss Of manhood and all kin.
ored diseases should at once procure hi ,circulsr
rom which TO learn the Cause OF the Diseases
US or through US by your drugsiAtor | yexp,ese
the never failing remedy
CRoWDUs BALDWIN < WILLIAMS.
wholesale Druggists. ralias, Texas. :
D! retsil AZ howellS Rro's and Iacs Toiiyer
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Some thirty years ago there livr tOu,gom-
cry, Ala, young man who was tV.,.1ly Rfllict-
ed After being treated for long time by the
medical profession OF thls town with no benefit,
he commenced taking s S. S. After persistent.
ly taking 1t two months he was cured. Being
acquainted with him twenty years thereafter
can testify that the disease never made It's return
j, W BIS nor ], T.. hot Springs, Ark.
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my place
The sores
'colored
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tpoIs gradualIy Disappeared, and to-day have
not sore or spot on my person, and my weight
do not wish You to publish my name, but Won
may show this letter to any who doubt the
merit of s, s. S, for know it Is sure cure
Yours truly, ]. IL, Il.
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IL you doubt come to see us and we will
CURE YOU or charge nothiugl Write for par
iculars and u copy Of the little book Message
To the Unfortunate suffering" ASK any drug,
gist AS TO our standing.
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Noises IN the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served IN the urine. and many other diseGsta
that lead TO insanity ard death.
a case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and treatmenD will
not cure, or FOR anything impure or injurious
found in TIE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
STiTUTE itea,s all Private Diseases successfully
withou, mercury Consultation Free. Thor.
ough examination aud advice including .naly.
sis OF urine, - 10 Price Of Vital RestI ative.
% 90 a bottle OF four timesths quantity, $40 00
sent TO any address on reooiptoi price or G. o. D.,
mo G. o. D. sent without OIL enclosed as n guar.
Rntoe), secure nom observation, and IN privsts
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
JNS rtTUTE, 7ls Olive street. 81 Louis, Missouri.
Wholesale Asenu. W II HOWELL 4 BRO,
Dn'lss rryaN
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REMARKABLE!

KANSAS City. No, September % ISL
think II a duty owe to humanity to say what
your remedy mas done for me. One year ego
contracted u bad case Of blood disease. ard NOT
knowing tho resulto of such troubles allowed II
10 run on for some time. but finally applied 10
the best physician in this city, who treated me
for six mouths. In that time took over COO
pills Of Proioiodide of Mercury, y grain each,
and had run down in weight from 30 20 ll7
pounds, and was confined 10 my b, Eifa mer.
curial rheumatism, scarcely able to vuf1 myself
over Being ttaveli, man. some OF the fra.
and reoomme' ded mo TO try your srecfc, rs
they knew OF several eases that had been cured
by Its use. commenced the use of il with very
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failine cpis
Tor Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sen
nal Weakness. Spc,
matorrh1a, l. u 80
MANHOOD impo,esa.
cy. paralys, and N1
the terrible Q fleets ~
Self Abuse. youthfu
|follios ~ d excuses in
|maturer such US
Loss OF Men DRY, Las
Is!tude. Nocturnal Fmis-
'sion, Aversion ~ S0cie-
ty, Dimness o. Vision,
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COTTON.


.s-rteceipis of cotton in this city TO day were
S61 bales, " OF which came by rail. as follows;
Three for X ii Rhndes, Denton; Tor City
compress, IRON Lew syille 6 for Caller II Hill,
nom Lowisyine; 91 for Caller < Hill, from
Piano; , Tar Il. Jacuby, from Richardson; II for
NJ. Case 10, from Forney; 8 tor sanger Bros
from IeWsvilic, aud for the Merchan s. press,
from Ilutjhins The shipments were 30 bales
for niue " Co.., over the Houston d Texas Cen.
tflil; 30 Tor Evans 4 Co., over the same road l0O
for Collier X Hin, over the ulf Colorado h
baDta Fe and 100 lot The same firm, over the
Houston " Texas CcLllaL The only change To
note Ill prices at any POINT IN the coullry is Il
decline vi IL sixteenth at New Ofleans. All
other markets nre quiet aI,t steady. In this
city the market is UNCHANGED.
Noou niuiHs '''''+.''''- .'.''''-'''''.''''s va
mluuils. J5B
Strict low middling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Low mddllns. "a
90od ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
Ofdinarv .......... ............,.. ..... Sa
& The annual report Of the Georgia agricultural
bureau says:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10
At Gundry & Gray's can be found
the newest styles of Dress Goods.
Women Who Do Not Marry.

The great question becomes more diff
ficult as civilization advances. Those
women who do not marry, what are
they to do with their liycs2 For some
fate decides often severely enough,
laying on them the sacred burden Of
aged parents or helpless brothers and
sisters, on orphan ncpheWs and nieccs.
Others, left without natural duties and
ties have the strength To make both for
themselves. | know no position more
happy, more useful (and therefore hap
py), than that of II single woman, who,
having inherited or earned sufficient
money and position, has courage TO as
sumo the status and responsibilities of q
married woman She has, except the
husband, all the advantages of the
matronly position, and almost none of
lis drawbacks. SO much lies in her
power to Ito, unhindercd, especially the
power of doing good She can be a
friend to the fricudles. and mother TO
the orphan; She can fill her house with
happy guests after the true Christian
type the guests that cannot repay her
for her kindness. Free TO dispose of
herself in all ways. She can he good
ncighbor, good citizen whether or
not She at;aius the doubtful privilege Of
female suffrage Her worldly goods,
her time, and her affections are eN-
clusiyely her own, to beStow wisely and
well. Solitary, To- a certain extent, her
life must always be; but it need never
he morbid, selfish or dreary life. |
think il might be all the better for our
girls of this generation which under
stands the duties and destinics of women
little better than the last one il we
were to hold mp TO them since they
connut All be wives and mothers thit
ideal Of happy single life, which lies
before any Girl who either mherits an
Independence, or has the courage and
capacity to earn one But such cases
are, and must always be, exceptional
The great bulk of unmarried women arc
a very helpless race. either hamporvd
with duties, ur seeking iehbly for duties
that do not come; miscrably oycrWo rked
or disgraccfully idle; pitcously depend
ent ON malo relations, or else angrih
viuperating the opposite sex for theu
denied rights or perhaps not undcscrNec
wrongs Between these two lies me
dunn class, silent and suffering, who
have just enough money 10 save then
from the necessity of earning it. jus
enough brains and heart To- make then
feel tHn hlauku,>+ OF their life Witnou
strength to uhNiaJo sd longing for som,
occupation. aud Nct unable To- strike ON
career for themselves and cheat fat,
10y making neither sad nor usglcs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10

Passing Broadway jewelry store the
other day, two handsomely dressed
ladies turned to look at the artistic
wares displayed in the window.
"Oh. Maude, do look at that new
style Of necklace isn't it Oriental-look-
ing?" exclaimed one; II think | shall
go in and price it. y
They drew closer TO inspect the OBJ
iect, and loud peal of laughter rang
from Maude's lips as she contriyed to
say: Goodness! Clarriei see the
card -
They hurried away blushing and
laughing, and inspected the necklace
and the card beside it. On the latter
was inscribed the Legends
..Esthetic Dog Collars This Style
In Plated or Solid Silver. IN Y. star.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10
ACCOMMODATIONS Goninan

In MEMoRIAM.- Matthew IOninaH
was born in Cornwall, England, in
the year 1914. He was n christian
man, being converted in the year
1887, and united with the Wesleyan
Methodists, and remained a consist
ent member with that body till he
came to America in lS49. Of late
years he was unable to attend any
church; still he maintained his trust
in God. He was married in 1876.
His wife died and was buried at
Providence, near Hazel Green, fifteen
years ago. The family first settled
at Vinegar Hill, near Galena; after
ward moved to Elk Grove, and from
there, in 1865, to the farm where he
died, about four miles southeast Of
Mifilin. His disease was of the
kidneys, which terminated his suf-
fering March 9th, 1888. The re-
mains were taken to Providence and
placed by the side of his wife's On
the day Of the funeral large num-
Der of friends and relatives gathered
at the house, where appropriate SER
vices were held, the Rev. NJ. Baker,
p. NJ. Minister, and Rev. Hughes,
Baptist, officiating. The remains
were met at Providence by a large
number of friends, and Rev. Baker
preached a short but appropriate
sermon from Rev. II: Is. He leaves
three children-two sons and one
daughter. We trust the many friends
and children too, will meet him
again where the "surges cease to
roll"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10
The Ladies Preferred Gin.

In a neigbboring city where the in.
babi,ants are so very, very temperate
that many Of them Neal Down to say
their prayers, n good old deacon Of a
colored church lately called upon the
city agent for the sale of that article
which, if adyisedly used, "cheers but not
incbriates."
"Mr. i. SAYS the deacon, bending
low and almost whispering into the eaI
OF the obliging and aifable agent, "Mr
l.. Use cum to get quart of spirits foI
purely sentimental puppuses.
Yes, deacon, | suppose you want
some light wine, perhaps claret, tarri.
gonia or something of that sort y
'Well, boss, if it dusen't make ne
sorter difference toards YOU, de ladies
dey have canyassed dis matter, and dey
has cum to the unanimous 'clusion dat
dey would purifier gin.
We think the deacon got it.-Boston
GiO6c
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j. III. WIngendeI

nENTAL ROOMS. UPSTAIRS IN GUNDRY b
~ GRAY's Block, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
Nitrous oxide administered II desired.
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H., IL. & IT. 50. 6R. 81.
NEW TIME TABLE.
MINERAL POINT DIVISION.

MINERAL POINT DIVISION.
DEPART.
Passenger to Milwaukee and Chic0go".6;2' @. m.
Freight and Ace IN ..,.... ..,....... iOV o. m
Passenger 10 Milwaukee and ChiCago...S;iu @. m.
Fast Freight and Acc p m
ARRIVE.
Freight and Acc'm 9;}0 o. M
do do ............,,., ........-1 80 p' II.
Passenger from Chicago ,..... 500 p IN,
Passenger from Milwaukee Il Chicago-l0.5j p. IN.
The through passenger arrives in Milwaukee
at 1885 p m. ana returning leaves Milwaukee
at 100 p. IN,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10

The finest quality, the latest styles
and the lowest prices, all included
in any pair of those new shoes at
Gundry & Gray's.
DELLER's is the place for stylish
goods--ladies' or gents wear. Any
thing new, stylish or fashionable
you will be sure to find it at Deller's.
Just look through their spring stock.
Nottingham Lace Ecru Jets for
window drapery at Gundry IL Gray's.
DRLLER is Offering bargains in
boots and shoes. You will be sur
prised at the cheap prices he is Of
fering them to his customers. Utica
and GAINESVILLE warranted fine shoes
a speciality.
DELLER's spring stock is now
complete in all departments and we
are ready TO exchange the latest and
most stylish goods for cash.
An extra nobby assortment of
shoes has just arrived at Gundry IL
Gray's.
CARPETS, all the new styles, cheap
very cheap at Gundry IL Gray's.
ScHNEnEBGER has for sale at cost
a lot of choice shoes for ladies and
Misses, which will prove great bar
gains. I6w2
SOME rare bargains are offered in
table-linens, napkins, towels, bed
quilts, etc, at DELLER's.
Goto Teasdale& Coad's where you
can get fresh groceries at the lowest
market price, IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10
Window Shades

Nothing ever before shown here
to equal the present stock for style
and attractiveness.
j. j. HANscoM q Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10

Are You Dyspeptic! Have you
Indigestiont is your Liver slug
eish! Does your food trouble You!
Does sleep fail to refresh youl Is
your appetite and energy gone!
ZorESA will cure You, tone you
mp, and iuvisorate your whole
system. 1t is gentle purgative,
acts upon, and gives strength and
energy to the digestive apparatus.
II is strongly auti-bilious, carries
eff all surplus bile, tones the Liv-
er, gives sound Digestion and
speedy health to the Dyspeptic
and the bilious. Try a 10 cent
sample at least Ask Moffett
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BIS M A R IL .

FuS rIE ~EA>oN oF l-,2 Will STAND At rHE
HARN ON UOtlNN SIMS, is MINERAL FONT.
B,snark stands about l5i. hands hilh, anI
weigh $50 fs Hc has splendid rocNui as au
excellent breedei aud @ very fast truttcr lu
1877 ne did some tuC rlttiuG as a green horse
Az Frveport he came up close in a race witch
was truttei in . ii. Since then he has been kept
principally for breeding On the DudEeN tHg
track, u lSl9, Bismark did some fine truttiuE,
beating AN competitors without effort. in Is
aud h6 has duue equally AS well since on the
Mineral Point traVa. He is undoubtedly the
fastest horse ever owned in Iowa county.
Fur rmSaud further particulars apply 80
lttt BOEAN n SINS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10

CoLoRED border large size hand
kerchiefs 5 cents each at Dellers.
WHO will follow suit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10
The Tribune DIRECTORY.

1T
HOM0EpATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
L L Successor TO DR.. II ". Osborne. At Office
lately occupied by Dr.. Osborne; Mineral Point,
Wisconsin Inf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10
w. Eastman, VI. ID,

L ahan's block up stairs, first door 10 left Resi-
dence arst door west from ST. +. Church, Mineral
Point. His.
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DENTISTRY.
j. NJ. HnIes, ID. ID. y

IN CoAD's BLOCK, over c. H,
/ , James Iewclry Store, Mineral Point. Wis.
NITROUS OXIDE administered Tor the painless eX-
traction of teeth.
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mrs. Booth, mother Of the actor,
lives In Philadelphia She has kind,
sad face, and she loves 10 talk 70 her
birds.
Rev. John II. Mcllyain, formerly Of
Princeton College, has written work
entitled "The Wisdom Of Holy Scrip
turc.n
-Ex-Sergeantat-Arms John r.
French will enter the lecture field next
spring, his subject being "Ten Years
Among Che Senators" !"
Miss La Forge, the young auihoress,
died ut Washington recently, pf ficf
at The death Of her beireihed, liz rsf
ant Chipp, of.tho Jeanpet.e. - Washing
TN STIR.
Clark Russell, the successful novel;
Isl, is a son Of Henry Russell, the music.
al composer Of "a Life on the Ocean
Wave and father and son Dve together
in London.
Miss Lucy Larcom, in her lecture
on women as lyric poet mentions Miss
Sigourney, Hannah Golad and Alice and
phebe Gary as the representative wom-
en- wrists OF America. ChicagoJoarnql
-'rheodorus Gregory, for a long time
a prominent citizen Of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, and widely known as a temper
ance leader and The landlord Of the
Gregory Temperance House there, died
recently at the advanced age Of ninety
three.
-. Il. Hollins and Miss Tina Smith
were married ut Fort Gaines, Ga, the
other day, Mr.. Hollins being an old
stager Of seventeen who had been mar.
ried once before, and his bride four
teen year old girl who was going to
school in short dresses. atlanta Con-
Stiiati0R,
Anandabai Josbec, a Brahmin lady
Of high social standing, has come to
Philadelphia to study medicine so as to
practice Iii India. She is only nineteen
years old, and determined upon this
self-imposod ostracism for the benefit
Of her sex She is a graduate Of Ser.
ampool College at Calcutta. = Rtiiaict.
phia Rccord.
In recording the death Of Mrs. Bet
~ Neel Sherman, at the age Of eighty
two years, the st. Adams (Vt) Messcn-
ar says she had a distinct recollection
Of President Arthur's father, as he used
TO come, leading his little son Chester
by the hand, on Sundays, and preach
in Che Fairfield (Vt) school-house where
she first taught school.
The late Bishop Peck, of the Meth
dist Episcopal Church, not long ago
gave all his property 70 the Syracuse
University, prefcrring to dispose Of il |
during his own life. al have an ambi-
tion, he said, Ito die without any.
thing, for am going to where shall
have infinite riches of a kind that viii /
suit me better than any Of these materi. |
al things. Syracuse (N ~ Jouynai. |
Florence Marryat says that when
Dickens was writing "Dayid Copper
field, and at time when its publica-
ton in serial form was about hall
completed, an American firm procured
somebody 10 write a conclusion, and
thus put Il bogus book on the market
The version Of the story married David
TO Agnes ratherabruplly. Dickens had
the same thing, but when the
news of this audacious piracy reached