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For Sale.


NOR ) ALE-one platform spring wagon sol
OF harness. and pair of horses suitable for
Htaught or farm purposes. Apply ton, c, Hos.
Mus ~ W. IL. Howell Il Bro S Drug Store Kim
-, iebutf
nor BALL. 100 acres, 10 be sold asawhoio
L or IN SECTIONS, IN Kent county part on lons
ulne, ano part In cash and othe, properly. rar,
snsues =, II heat& Go. febl.thursSsupe
kok SAL The best improved fam tor tha
! least money-|10 acres, miles from Dallas
,,,1-,, = . .e'i WI teh9-6t
lux SALE-A verv desirable CITY loI. lll5 Main
4 street. with brick wall lSx20 f,,et AMI,
toJ.hh Browning, 1867 Elm ST. ia,,ps
'oh sAtR-A new buss. made 6y mIbnrn
4 Manniacturing Co, OF S. Louis; Win be snld
n paess,, than nan cost Apply 70 john finneysn'
k'oh SALE-ay house and lot corner nj Rnys
avenue and Johnson street. Dallas Texas.
PIlce, sS, 10 For any further Information an
Q. T. Campbell -Npii ens, C 20,
foK sALE-Two good coohstoves, SuitabIe for
hotei or aurant one No. "a. Charter Oair,
o.net continental good and nearly new. for
s say on account OF wishing to purchase RANGES,
nso heatluy stoyef for dning-room: all nearIy
now now, Apply atonoo az Delmonlco Restaurant
Dallas, Texas. '''', nouiil r y
Eoh sALE--A choice farm Of Ia acres 4 Miles
4 northeast OF Dallas, on the Rockwail road
ioo acres now In cotton VIII sell All or divide
~ smaller tracts 10 suit purchasers Also the
.SsInlnS implements, horses, mules etc. on /. .e
Piace, WIN tell on reasonable terms. hpplv Ia
!; ". Orutchheld. corner Akard and jackson
~
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Ghartcr Amendment.


NOTICE IS Hh.FEDY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City Council nj the city Of Dallas will apply
to the Legislator, OF the State Of Texas, al ils
present session, NOV In progress, for the follow.
ing amendment ~ tho charter Of said city:
That section 81 uf the charter OF the city of
Dallas approved ,ugusi ~ y" smor'.' an
as to read as follows aesa0n Oh a. Ci.y
Council shall have power TO appropriate as
much OF the Revenues Of. the city, emanating
from whatever s. g, fdt the purpo,e Of retir.
ing and discharge. he accrued Indebtedness
OF the city. and for q = purpose of improving the
public markets and urees, erecting and con.
Quoting city hospi,sl, city hail. water works
etc, as they may fron line To time deem expe.
dent and In furthern re of Il ESQ objects they
shall have power to rrow money upon the
credit Of the city, al, ssuc coupon bonds of the
city therefor, in such nm or sums as they may
deem expedient 10 EAR interest not exceeding
10 per cent per ann, n, rayable semi.annually
at such place as ma DC fixed by tho city Ordi.
nance; provided, thnt the aggregate amount OF
bonds issued by III City Council, including
railroad bonds, shal 'ot at any time. exceed
seven hundred and ~ thousand dollars ts750. {.
0U0 W. CROWDUS, Mayor.
Attos'. q NJ Sw TX, CITY SECRETARY
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Many OF the good things OF this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account of Dyspep-
sis, but thorough use OF Acker's Dyspep-
liz Tablets gives rs the privilege OF eating
n comfort. 25 and 80 cents. Sold by W.
y. Patterson 4 Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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$500 "a BOX. 6 BoxEsFoR rs. o0

your druggist for It, but do not be deludct; into
taking limitations or substitutes or something
recommended rs lust as goodl' Insist on the
genuine with the name OF WASHBURNE a
Go, on each box. which Is guaranteed cheml.
callv pure under our signature, an indispensable
requisite 10 insure success In the treatment.
I axe no other or send TO us.
WASHBURNE Il CO., Proprietors,
26 broadway, cor. Reade st., New York.
For sale by NJ. II. HICKOX, Dallas. Trade
supplied by J. J. SCHOTT & CO., Galveston.
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Constipation is q disease-maker and leads
to indigestion, acid stomach heartburn,
fevers, biliousness, sick headache, torpidity
of the liver, collie, infammatory diseases,
nervousness, loss of appetite, etc. These
can all be removed by the use Of Bailey's
Saline Aperient.
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cec v week In your own town. Terms aud
SuU outat free Address II. Halleu B O
Portland. Nc
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Smoke genuineDuke OF Durham stsao
q at the world
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LOCAL INNINGS.

Isl. Valentines DAy-SOme Costly In
eenSe Rar1ed at
cupid's shrine The Comic Side
Of the Day.
Some Other Items Picked up by the
Reporters
ia Their PeregrinatiOns.. AbOut Town.
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SANFORD, MICHIGAN, August ~, ls7o.-CARTR
MEDICINE COMPANY:
Gentlemen--Please send to my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills.
consider them ssovereign remedy for Head.
ache. CHARLES s. SANFORD,
Midland county, Micigan.
For sale BY Williams Tolliver h Walker
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9c,u Advertisements.
The UNION TRUST COMPANY
GIL AND 6l3 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, .. Pr

GIL AND 6l3 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPITAL, 100000 | Charter Perpetual.
Acts as executor, administrator. assignee, re.
ceiver, guardian, attorney sAs~s tustec and
committee, alone or IN connection with an indi.
vidual appointee,
Takes charge of the property OF absentees and
non. residents, collects and RENTS income
promptly and discharges faithfully the duties OF
every fduciary trust and agency known TO the
law.
Bates for rent within Burglar-proof Vaults Of
the most appro red construction.
Wills kept In Fire and Burglar-proof Safes
without charge. Plate, securities and all other
valusbles securely kept al moderate annual
charge for safe return or specific Indemnity,
Car trusts and other approved securities for
sale.
Interest allowed on moneys deposited for def
mite periods or upon ten days notice
W. u. PATTERSON President
IRIsrER CLyMRR. Vice-president
MAHLoN s. STOKES, Treasurer,
FRANCIS BACON, Secretary and TrurtOfliecr.
DIRECTORS
W. G, Patterson, Hon."r. y. Biyard,
James Long. Wilmington Del:
Alfred s. Gillett, DR.. George W. Reilly,
Hon. Allison White, Harrisburg, Pa;
DR.. @. P. Turner, Hon. J. s. Africa,
D. X Patterson, Huntington, Pa;
John T. Monroe. Hon. II. Clymer,
Joseph l Keefe, Reading, Pa
Thomas r. Patton, Henry s. EcSert,
W. ]. Mead, Reading Pa;
James g. Martin. Edmund 8, Doty,
DR.. D. Hayes Agnew, Mefllintown, Pa;
H. Fl. Houston, Hon. X. X. Monaghan,
John @; Reading West Chester. Pa;
Philadelphia Pa; General WV. H. Davis,
Hon. T. +. Randolph, Doylestown, Pa;
Morristown, N. j.. Charles W. Cooper,
Allentown Pa
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North Texas Civil and Criminal
Detective Association

Headquarters Dallas, Texas, 900 Main stree
All collections and secret services promptly al
tended to- J. ". SPENCER. Manager Loeb
Box r-Gsa
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Nerve Tonic.
DR.. C. G. Olmstead, Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, says: IL have used it in my practice
ten years, and consider i valuable nerve
tJnicn
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1ENIEMIEJ I

That sALICYLICA is certain cure for Rheu-
matism, Govt and Neuralgia, The most intense
pains are subdued almost instantly.
refunded.
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Hoe-eHs 0N@s Co.,. ..., ,.....
cnnital ainci- sosh IN
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\ Common Sense Remedy
SALICYL|CA.

No Moro Rheumatism Cont OF
Neuralgia
immediate relief warranted Permanent cure
guaranteed.
Five years established. and never known 10
iail III single case, acute or chronic. Refer to
al prominent ply sicians and druggists for the
standing Of salicylica.
- II OR EFT!
The only discover Of the poisonous uric acid
which exists la the blood Of Rheumatic and
equity patients.
SALICYLICA Is known as a common sense
remedy because Il strikes directly at the cause
OF rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgia, while so
many so-called specifics and supposed panaceas
only treat locally the effects
1t has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outward applications, such Az rubbing with
Oils, ointments, linimens and soothing lotions
Will not eradicate these diseases, which are the
acid.
SALICYLICA works with marvellous effect
on this acid and SO removes the disorder. II Is
now exclusively used by all celebrated physio.
ians OF America and Europe. Highest Medical
Academy ofParis'reports % per cent cures in
three days.
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NAM, 0 TO renI BY March LIST a house
at Eisenlehrs rug Store. >' fe sSStSl,s
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ok sALELA verv desirable city loI,iG25 Main
street. with brick wall lSxg6 fret AMI,
TO john Browning, 1867 Elm st. Nia pp5s
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WANTkD- 'oard and rOoms IN private iam-
ny Tor dy, and child; have furniture
ier room; none eed answer without unaxcsn.
nonal reieresie Address with terms Vscir,
oeu- ueiaN vi q. fcbiS-lw
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E'ok SAL The best improved fam Tor The
d, Coughapour. N' '''A' g fShs' a.
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w ANIho-A few responsible oSnYssscrS:
~, WI pey experienced men s. 10 IS dsy;
n INV men - tesSa day. Address, giving ex.
pssiense' Western Agents supply Co, Kansas
~aess Nv. fehtl-fi
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brewster a Laughing stock.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. IA -Attorney
General Brewster is being very generally
laughed at in the departments for his ful'
mination In regard to change Of time
Even il an act OF congress named 8 O'Clock
as the hour for openining the departments,
Il is not clear that the law would not be
mplied with by opening the departments
az o'clock by what will be the local time
here next Sunday as well as by opening
them at O'Clock by the present standard.
But there is no law fixing the hours for
opening and closing the departments, aDd
the attorney general does not pro-
tend that there is. He thinks, hoN'
ever, that the hours regulating clerical ser
vice were based upon Washington merid-
ian time and it would be a violation Of law
70 ADOPT the time Of any other meridian.
There is an old law in the revised statutes
recurring the departments TO be kept open
for the transaction of public business eight
hours a dar in winter and ten hours ~
summer, bnt no attention Is paid 70 IL. A
Sectjon Of the legislative appropriation bill
Of last winter provided that the clerks
sheuld be employed not less than seven
hours a day. This iaa is also violated BY
the department. for the hours are liked
from o 10 4. with haIf an hour or more for
incoming" But obviously seven hours BY
the seyenty-6fth meridisH IL exactly the
ssme Is seven hours by the meridian Of
Washington, 90 that the encouragement .
boor, At which The departments
men and close are determined exclusively
bv executive orders, and the Law gives the
heads of Departments the right 70 prolong
he bour OF work beyond the usual amount
or 10 sborts D them whenever they see IL.
Even II The Washington meridian time be
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, Nov. 19.-Tepeclal. THE board
Of education purchased at par $4,000 Of
Tarrant county bonds.
The case against ex-Comptroller Brown
set for to-day, was not reached.
Ten additional let's Of southern historical
papers we're received to-day, and counties
that have not received them will now 90 so
Dr. DAnton, superinte ndent OF the insane
asylum. has made a report TO the board OF
managers Tor the year ending October 5lst,
1888. It says: During the first two
months and twenty days, the period
from November Let. 1852, 10 jan
nary 9Otb. 1888, ID. l., G.. Graham
hsd charge. The following is q summary
of the asylum population October 3lst
1852: Males 19s, females l65; died from
October 3lst, 1852 10 January 10th, 1888.
males 5. females /; escaped. males i, fe-
males 1: admitted, males l6, females 5;
remaining January 10Th. 1888, males lyI;
females 1872. There were is colored males
and 10 cosored ffmales. Admitted siDce (:
Nsles %. females y; discharged. males %;
fernaiss Is. dee. males ~. females 8: es-
capped. 8; frrlougbed, 1. Remaining October
5isf. 1859 Aales 242, females DDS. Eleven
have been received this month, making The
fofsl popuisfiou in the asylum f6l. The
per cent. Of deaths during the year vss
3 s1O.h's, the lowest ever EDOvn IN THIS or
any similar Institution IN the land During
the year The iumates cultiysted ei9hty-hre
acrss Of land, raising go bushels o. corn.
eight tons Of oats. twenty tons 81 fooder.
besidss q great variety sDd abundance oi
vesstsbles. They also ouE large cisiefns
sud did 500 worth Of ditching-
The asylum nov bas room fof
.hruf oue hundred additional
psfienis. The report shows that the instr
lutirn u csrefnlly managed and vas never
In better condition. A geek ago an inielll-
Eerf l.dy % pleasing sd6rtss giving BE-
nsrns o. Ma. Hayrno1t, widow sppliso
ii ffs rupsrirfendent Of the AsyiuB f1r
ussIfior - aftsudsrt The supsrinienoent
- vu1 rleassd With Der ana 81 oDce en-
risrss ber and put Der IN chsrgs u one q
- fe-nais -ards. Until lssf Neone-o.g
- eve more fhar ssfisinciioo aDd snoSen
I - I'd go ~ ne unf0riunase unus1sl
% frnf dnr ths suuerinteDoent not.c-o
'Drusttirr rsruiinr In Der actions and afttr
rntrtfrr hsr aurnstirne c1ne - ne conoi--
frr fhsf 80 wns irssDe ard n NJ
rr-rr cr-s ftfun fhnr rrrnt ~ ~ Wbcm
- 10 ehnrrs ~ BE wsrt beicrs -
'rnrfr infrs sd tocf ne r-rper sters -
- - eernrst inE4ne. VIA ne -
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Ffnkham's QIompsudrt.

ne above T. a good lFkcness % MA Lydia rInk
has. of Lynn, Mass Who shove Al other human benrs
may b. truthfully called the Dear Friend - Wonan
us ao1ne Of hor correspondents love - cal her shs
4 reniuusiy devoted 20 her work whch 4 IN oonfne
q q ufe-study, and 4 oblle-d - kscp a. indT
nszat.nts 70 haip her sns~srths larEs aorrondsnre
vfdch d.y pours IN urou her sach taring ~ srcni
,-rie- 81 srferinr o. 5oy 81 rtlears from n Her
e~n rurpo-.s have personally nvssriEnfed y sn1
rr r.tl-hed q ths trufh ~ thi2
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i,f,,med Of n she lsw inln n rage aud "
isated all that size was daughter ~ we
nStotIoua Mis-. MoWhfieE the tanlilca.
ZIONIST OF Bolton aud that SHE had been senl
down here 10 secure % situation In the nsy'
lum that she might aid IN the escape0l MIS-
Johnson, member OF the santihoationlsls /,
who has been confined 10 the instllul9h
for some time. Mr.. MoWhltlcf was no.r ,.
Nsd and saturday Camo after her Asd TOOK
her home, lilo says she has been Insane iocf
sornetime and II she grows worse ne VIII
be compelled to place her In the asylum.
lie saws Mrs. MoWhirter is crazy, 10 SNORT
he thinks the entire band Of sanciihcatlOh'
ists are set Of lunatics. -.
The attorney general rules that inc cS'
ciai bonds although default occurs alter Inc
death OF the bOndsman sr.,
The increase In tbs values OF Tyler coun'
Nv are $3.50 900.
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LAEoas1rR, Nov. 1s.-[COuesPondsncs-
On Sunday last Rev. @. r. Sc1tt
prescbed two very interesting and impress
i've sermons. He bas accepted the pastor
ste here and viii make Isncssier BIS
home
uefhodisf churrh hes settled here and en-
tered up1n his pastoral labors-
ne public school term for I've months
hss beruu wife ~ attendance q I'D.
d.. Norton's cosk room, Viz ne ierniiy
surr.lies. wss entirt ly destroyed y IRE last
night. By the most heroic enorts the
dwelling VS. saved
Cotton eiruirr q cJuing 70 = iocus
In his cJrnnuritT-
a 5eirt 1870 ~ TIE different congre-
v.1i.--s I'll - Rid IN The Baptist church
% TharksrivinF DHV-
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FTNEsLLT III II Jill
HsRHrsErrs. Pa. Nov. IA csucus Of
rprnblican senators this afternoon Dis
cusssd ths pol'cTto Be pursusd on tbe 80
r.rrfionmer.t bills and sdap'ed resolutions
- take par only f1r The sexual nnmoer 81
da~s ocrufaed ID ofiicial business
rnrrra1fD YrE MAron-
ro-Trr. Nor. 1.-The Cirlzs-s cynFer-
ton RON 1a1ed General A r Anrtln iof
P.rrer. Y. c. Fov. U.-Tbs slscti1n
a. c1rrrrr-rrsn Of the Prs Eort1
C~-rIi-e distrirs. 70 I'd The ~
49, rrured b. tie cea.h 81
Wrl-pr 7. Poole uas Rid to-1sT- If.s -
surrs q Pe1uafs-k. Piss. bse11e,i anc
-. ~ rg1ut--- s.i--.- tns Utr-lrn 81
Ts..rnrs .. skirrsr 3emoc-nt.
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DETROIT, MICH.

After suffering for fifteen years with liver
and kidney disease, in the meantime trying
many remedies and employing several ply
sicians, l was at last restored to perfect
health by the use of DR.. Schenck's Man.
drake Pills. j. ORMERoLL,
No. 236 10 IL St., Detroit, Mich.
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Mr.. E. Il. MAY, OF TROY, N. Y,
Writes September 10th. 1881:

"In the year 1867 my brother-in-law was
pronounced an incurable consumptive by
several physicians OF this city. 1hey all
said he could not live a year. He had
constant hacking cough and night sweats.
lie bled from the lungs several times. ] in
duced him to use your medicines, and by
the time he bad used one bottle his night
sweats stopped ana his cough was better.
When he had used three bottles he was en-
tirely well. He is to-day working for me-
a strong, healthy man."
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DE-. ]. II. scHENcK, Philadelphia, Pa.

Dear Sir-Hsving had many inquiries in
regard TO what l know of your medicines,
and particularly the case of young man
who formerly resided here. His name is
Frank FagiD, and / believe that he now
lives in Kansas City, Mo-.
He was terribly sffllcted and was under
the care Of several physicians here, as also
in Indianapolis. He made trip 70 the TAR
west by their advice, hoping that change
of climate might benefit him he returned IN
a much worse condition than when he went
away. As he walked through our streets
he looked like dead man, and no one
thought he could ever get well.
While In this condition be began 70 use
your medicines-Pulmonic Syrup ana Sea,
weed Tonic. He continued their use until
esn Get further particulars oil Mr.. fsgin's
case By calling on me. Yours truly,
sc. BUrre
Locust Street, Pans, III.
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AdditionaI Galveston News.

GALVESTON, Nov. O.-The coming visit
o. Bonanza Mackay causes much speculaa-
ton in railroad circles here. Some ad-
vance the idea that combination between
and the Palmer-Sullivsn road is
among the possibilities. The fact
that Palmer will be in Galveston soon lends
some probability to this and 1t is limited
that Huntington, now in New Orleans, will
be here also and take hand.
Herr Lasker expects 10 leave Monday or
Tuesday for New Orleans on his way 10
New York
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~ took heavy cold while in The army,
which seriously affected my lungs.
coughed all night, and suffered greatly
with pain in the side and back. Had night
sweats eve ~ night. and coughed up large
quantities OF matter streaked with blood.
/ was entirely cured by the use OF DR..
Schenck's medicines"
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OR. sCHEHcK's
MANDRAKE PILLS.

DO not produce sickness 1t the stomsch,
nausea or griDinR. o. the contrary, they
are % mild snd agreeable IN their action
that q psrson suffering with sick heednche,
sour stomach, or pain in the bowels, u
speedily relieved Of these distressing symD-
toms. They act directly on the liver. the
orrsn which. when IN healthy condinon,
purifes the blood for the whole body
In aliases Of liver omDietnt or dyspep-
sia. when there's great weakness or oebll-
irv. Or. 8chsBck's sesveed Tonic should be
ussd In connection with these pills.
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cOLLlMS,
II COrns ="

no CorDs" A.
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.. 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Oorns'
warts buniOns,
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WASHINGTON.

Congressman Miller TO Call a Conven'
ton Of Cattle Men.
rhe Supreme Court Winds Up the Mer-
Ger Land Case.
yigorous Push for the New Post
once NJ Dallas.
The prO,eus Inquiry Stilf Founders
Amid the Ice Floes.
Gresham Gives Another Growl Mt tht
Pension Grabbers
And the POstmasters Who have Shared
With the Sharks.
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Mr.. ". | BUTMAN,
phi ONCE,

Manager Western Union Telegraph Office,
at Fremont, Ohio, Srys;
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WIZ q grand jury Of our county tn
Q cond county in the state in point Of pop
uisiion, perhaps the very first, bat certainly
the best known and most extensively sdver-
tised county in Texas, 20 iorge,s itself ss 10
IN blish 20 the world such q report As ems
mated from the last grand jury and recon-
mend virilsntss ana spies 70 supersede the
courts IN our midst we cannot wonder II The
psopIs m other states look upon ne a. . set
q bloody roughs an cut-throsts- But WIS,
ouabt % be the opinion here ois grand
iu-y that would % recklsssly SANDER us'
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Wells Rough on Rats Almanac at drug
pists or mailed for &c. stamp. Il. 3. Wells
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THE German government wants biiy
torpedo boats constructed and i sitter the
RsichstsE 5or 90 ssequsts sppsoprisiion.
The North Gerrnan GsEsits The ofisisl
orrnn begins 70 comment agnin upon the
us.rbtr tons Of The Frencb aad al Ger
many Il frsd 20 fbs REQUESTS euthu-issrn
fsr building the torpe5o boats Whist
rsty - css't a. ups Csos1ian, hsriean
a. sun Arnsrican senssticn sd 81 our
rary % 70 q frbtIrr s.sndsrd oucs more.
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nrcrr7 nsdicsi disco-sriss. 4 = clsineo-
r-,-. rhsi ss.-ist fsvsr 81 vsl e. ys1ov
fs~srrs. - prsvsofst ~ -sccinsiion- II
= aoubtfrl rvncrtra.ion IA arT kin1 -
rnrrans nnttsr. I'll 49, prrrsrt s1J Dis
-. ~ \ ~ sIl-rs1 disr5rs-iss ~ bor-s
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CUrICURs SJAP, m uXquisi q oKin behlrtltier
ami Toilet Requisite, prepare from CUiIc "a,
Is indispensable In treating skin Diseases, Baby
Humors, Skin Bemi shes, Sunburn and Rough,
Chained or Greasy Skin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22

Gu ICURA REM9DI-s are absolutely pure, and
the OILY real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beauu-
ssl7, free from mercury. arsenic, lead, ziDc or
any other mineral or vegetable poison whatso-
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500 ey rywnere. Iliuo. ouriCUhA, 0u
cents REsoLvEsT, 81. SOAR. % cents. POT
TER DRUG AMI CHEMICAL 90, BosroN, MASS.
Send for How 70 Cn'n SKIN diseases "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22

1T would require this entire paper To do JUS
tice % a description OF the cures performed by
the CUT ,CUsA RgsoLvENr internally, and Gu
a. cupA and CuTICURA SOAP externally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22

SCAIp HsAps with loss of hair without
number heads covered with dandruff and, caly
eruptlons, especislly of children and infants,
many of which since birth had been a mass OF
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ssr yIHfV For Rough. Cnapped ana Greasy
NNELsI Skin, Black Heads, Pimples and
Skin BIemi .heS. use CUT,CURA SOAP.