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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

for killing IN, 1hnfmond, With being
drunk ard singing hbald songs while pre-.
unnhE verdict w the case, This Was u
suit Tor libel. The llEnALD must have
known the truth aud Done that which
every fearless paper will do, spoke Of IL.
Jefferson Wide.Awake.
CONSTITUTION PATCHING.
one very serious objection to consiitu-
tiona convention Is that the new Cunstitu-
ton would be submitted TO n vote as q
whole, and the people would be compelled
to reject Il entirely or Swallow the mule"
with whatever detects or deiorInltios he
might have. Let US amend the old instru,,
ment, q slice at time, even II II should
eventually be patched into Il new one by
all means let each amendment be voted
upon separately, and thereby the will OF
the people expressed Bolton journal.
THE HIGHEST TITLE or ALL.
"The reporter OF the Dallas HERALD is
good one. In list of twelve personals he
dubbs six OF them 'Colohel,' TWO Genera,
two Captain, and the other two plain
Mr.. "-ISheIman Courier. "Plain Mr..
means something in these days, when al
most every man can get military handle
| to his name. Those who have access to and
intercourse, whether business or social,
with such men as Gould, Vanderbilt, Hunt
ington, etc., do not care to address them by
any tltle less respectful IMAM Plulu Ahi'
| WANTS POLICY.
The legislature has been waiting patiently
to see if Governor Ireland has any policy
marked out for his administration, but so fal
he seems satisfied with whatever results the
legislature may work out. If the governor
would indicate line of policy it would M
doubt facilitate legislation, as there are
sufficient number of men in the Legislature
who like to work with some definite end II
view, and who prefer to support the policy
o the administration if it has any, 20 firm
a good working majority. An administers
ton without well defined policy is like
purposeless man. Limestone New Era.
THE GOVERNOR.
The Statesman is working increasingly tt
break down Governor Ireland, but it vii
find itself in the same predicament of tEt
man who attempted to butt down the stont
wall. Governor Ireland is too firmly hxec
in the hearts of the people of Texas to bt
injured by aught the Statesman might say
of him. If, as the Statesman says, Cover
nor Ireland favors the penitentiary. lease
the Advertiser differs with him, but II
differing we accord TO Governor Ireland thu
strctest honesty of purpose. he II
prompted by what he honestly conceives Z
be right, and believing his view of the mat
ter to be the correct one, earth, heaven mo-
the devil can sway him, and we glorS in hi
pluck Bastrop Advertiser.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
st. Patrlck,s Day

Was celebrated yesterday in Dallas in the
usual way. There was no procession. as is
sometimes the case, but services in the
church of the Sacred Heart were had and
the sons of Old Erin attended the religious
celebration in honor of their patron saint.
The history of st. Patrick has been SO often
written that it is familiar TO every reader of
the HERALD. He was a great, good and
wise man, whose religious teachings have SO
engrafted themselves upon the Irish heart
that time nor misrule can remove
them. To no source Is the great
church of Rome 30 indebted for the devoted
faith OF Hibernia's children as the simple,
yet powerful advocacy Of Saint Patrick.
His explanation of the hitherto incompre-
hensible doctrine Of the Trinity TO the sim
pie islanders by means Of the three-leafed
clover was sermon never forgotten by them
or their descendants through succeeding
ages. Every Irishman yesterday wore bis
sacred badge Of green, and woe be to the
unholy wretch who dared to hang up the
Decorating stuffed Paddy or refer TO the
battle Of the Boyne. The reverence
Of the Irish people for the great saint is
beautiful and touching.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
Serious Cutting Array.

Last night about o o'clock, at a colored
party given by Jim Loe, a serious cutting
ARRAY occurred, in which Anderson
Thomas was razored by Sim Wilson, a no.
torious character, being seriously cut III the
left side, and the entrails protruding far
out. From an eye witness TO the cutting,
il seems that it was done without any prov
ocation whatever, and that the negro came
into the dance.room with razor in hand.
The cut is a very dangerous one, and the
probabilities are that he will not live until
morning. Ihe wounded man Was taken 70
the drug store of George Atkins and medi-
cal assistance at once rendered. The negro
who did the cutting is now in jail.
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Freight Train Robbery.

Officers Cornwall and Overland were in
formed Monday evening by colored boy
who had been playing under the platform
of the compress building, that he had dis.
fine manufacture The officers went to the
place, and found six boxes, containing three
hats each, which they turned over to the
agent of the Texas & Pacific road, as 1t wins
learned that they were part of the stolen
goods stolen from freight car in that
roads lower yard a few nights since. Two
of the supposed thieves have already been
apprehended and are now behind the bars
of the county Jail, and the officers who
have been busy ferreting out the gang OF
freight trsin robbers supposed to be in ex.
istence here are hot on the trail of some OF
them
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PARIS, TEXAS, March 1s.-[Editor HER.
ALD.1-In looking over your issue Of the
sth inst, 1 find the following under the
heading Of Fort Worth special. "The
cooking tournament is exceedingly lively.
Holland matched the birds OF Wright, OF
two fights In eight" Either your CORE
spondent was terribly off his base or en-
tireiy misinformed, Mr.. Holland matched
but four Of my cocks and l won three out
Of the four. l heeled and fitted three
other cocks at Fort Worth. matched against
Mr.. Holland. that belonged 70 party in
Dallas, two out OF the three lost. As 10
how much Mr.. Holland won / am not able
70 say as l did not pay any attention 70
his bets. Bot do know that our party
came out abont $500 winner.
Respectfully.
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In this issue of our weekly will be found
the advertisement OF Messrs. r. Jaerger-
mann d Co., Of ST. Louis, jewelers.: They
publish price fist in their advertisement,
and will be glad to furnish
catalogue on. application and
will ship 10 responsible parties
goods from which the article wanted and
liked best can be selected. They are doing
large business in several OF the states, and
many persons in Texas paironize them as
thew can make selection from their large
stock, just as II they were in St. Louis.
Write 10 them.
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A Narrn,y Esnape

Our magnificent courthouse came very
near being consumed by fire Monday night
owing TO the fact that fire LEFT burning II
coal crate In the county clerk s of1ce gave
away, tcatterinc burning Goals upon ths
floor, which burned about the hearth, and
had not MIR. Robert Montgomery discovered
the flames yesterday morning when be
came down 70 the Office the entire building
would have no doubt been destroyed. Some
precautions should lbe tiken 10 guard
against a repetition of this kind. II would
be best 10 have a smaller fire OF either
exiinguish Il when the ofice Is closed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

Thomas Cameron. an Englishman who
was lodged in the county jail few days
since by Deputy Sheriff Cox. to answer 10
the charge Of arssn, sued out a writ OF
babeas corpus yesterday In the county
court, returnable this 10 q. IN. II appears
that be has been peddling through the
country and bad stopped overnight at an
clubhouse, owned by Mrs. High. and that
The same night he stopped the building
burned
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Mothers Mothers., Mothers!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth? If SO, go at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, It viii
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
deepen d upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels and
give rest to the mother and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription of
one of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the. United States. Sold
everywhere % cents a bottle.
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20 Tlod ss5s. ase Sro,Vvo PEI hr; s
SO that in nvv Years and two months they
paid Texas ont of the proceeds OF convict
labor some 1857 1888, how is il good con-
tract for the state to receive from lessees
now only $4,000 per annum, when the
prison force and available remuneratiye la
Dor is now largely increased, and every year
increasing? No fair mind accuses Governor
Roberts or Lubbock or Mr.. Goree with cor
ruption. The white flower of stain
less lives. heretofore their escucheon,
is as pure to-day in the general es-
timation as is the camelia; but are
they infallible? Ifso, then way take bonds
from the state treasurer, for instance, one
: OF that penitentiary board? Why examine
: by Legislative committee his accountsg
The people, through their representatives,
reserve the great right OF supervision and
revision. Yes. the opponents OF this strange
lease have indeed thought much and now
grieve deeply over the ratification by the
senate. venture the prediction that If the
house ratify IL, the democratic party will
lose thousands and thousands of votes
at the next general election, If indeed they
be not defeated by an opposing gubernato-
rial candidate. All through this state to-
day the political cauldron is boiling and
seething on account Of this lease and some
were not for the great personal popularity
OF Colonel Cunningham. whom every man
knowing him personally loves devotedly,
and who Is persistent in his very
natural efforts 10 become possessed
of this splendid inheritance, the lease
would have gone overheard long ago, and
its consideration not this length Of time
been tolerated. But Judge Aldridge, also,
tanks that ''Ifthere is anything TO be made
out OF this lease, lessees are entitled TO it,
Can II be possible that the interviewer re
reported him Alright? IL the state has been
damaged by criminals, therefore fat con-
tractors should make fortune out Of this
internal, inhuman and barbar-
Gus traffic in unfortunate hui
msnity. This is the logic Of his
position. The whole leasing system in, and
by which lessees drive 10 the utmost OF labor
these poor criminals, Is abominable and
despicable, and yet the Judge himself 20
good and humane a man, says that lessees
should make profit out OF their bone and
muscle and unhappy lot. ! cannot be-
heye IL OF him. IL the state has
been subjected 10 costs Of judge, jury, loss
Of property, life or honor or peace and dig
nifty. By these criminals nov sent 10 hard
labor, let none but The state recsiye a re-
turn compensation. And be assured that
tie state will ever be more humane, more
ie1ienf and careful than those whose sole I
Interest IN the term Of lease Ia the accumu- /
latiDn Of money. Has the judge stopped |
10 think" If not viii he.noE revise his I
JUDGMENT on appeals" about this "buea-
boo story
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The case Of A. B. Rust. mentioned IN the
HrnaLD ~ having been found guilty o.
beating his vile ard fined $50. was argued
IL the county cOurf on motion Tor new frial
and the motion orerruled- The necessary
bond Cor fine and costs sas given, and the
cass goes ID % the supreme court. Only
rue motion fer new trial vas grained by
Judre Burke-thni IN the case Of The negro
rnrrhlrr
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Marriars lic-nsss we're issued 10 parties
10 b. crnruunafed fhs psst week. ]. y.
Jurt er1 aris Harnbnrt. J. 7. Hord aDd
Susan Lewis. II J.. tors1sT nD1 Jnniata
urssmure q Danisl a1d Harriet fIarE.
Georrs Mcclure and Addif Lambsrt; Q. "
roorsbead ard Enma teEnan. Prank
Brown ard Iirris williams
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There was a light frost yesterday morn
Ing. and there was great apprehension thai
the early garden vegetables and the fruit
the trees Of which are now in full bloom.
bad been killed. bat IN a conversation with
grosers ID was learned that they escaped
injury. The weather moderated some
what yesterday. and il Il hoped thst veee.
tables will not have smother such Close call
from Jack Frost this season.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

Frotecnve hnd Detective Association.
Notice ~ hereby given that NJ meeting
Of tbe stookholdera ~ the Protective and
Detective association, Of Tex,a, held Thurs.
dhyi March y, 1888, nj tho Office OF The asso.
citation, Dallas, Texas, at which was present
Eugene Duncan, George w. Philer. VIII n.
Duncan, H. u. Cownrt and Il. NJ. Bond,
representing nlne.tenths Of the capital
stock OF the association, Eugene Duncan,
VIII T. Duncan, IL. II. Cowart and II. M.
Bond were elected directors for the ensuing
year. AT n meeting of the directors held
afterwards and on the same day, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the association,
to serve for the ensuing year, to.wit Eu-
gene Duncan, president; Will T. Duncan,
vlce'president and superintendent of agen-
cic., and George W. Phiter, secretary and
treasurer. On motion, properly made and
unanimously passed, the banking house of
Adams d Leonard, of Dallas. was made
the depository for the funds of the associa-
ton. EUGENE DUNCAN,
GEoRGEW. PHIFER, Pres. p. d d. A.
Secretary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

After a severe test of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands OF
females, it has been thoroughly demon
strated that English Female Bitters has
cured and relieved more sickly females,
than all other remedies combined. All
monthly defects, excuses or weaknesses, az
fecting married or single ladies, are
promptly relieved by its use.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
A Care

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.,
will send a recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary In South America
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

Owners of large bodies of Texas lands de-
sirous of selling, send me abstract OF title,
with full particulars. will examine your
land, and, il satisfactory, will pay you one
half in three, the balance in five months,
from the day receive your proof of title.
JAMES w. CLARK,
SYRACUSE N Y
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A. ths rnsstinr q ths T-qierio-s q ne
os.srs-bours. b.ls lasi niEti e ths Grnn1-
W7uasur r.nrI1rs. fht -sz-;-nntior - he 90
sIr.rory hllbsrfo tsn1ers1 IS rsceIrsd
40 5000. n tJ-iars ~gs I'D. d.
sursss rns ssT-s1. and n1s l,lgrins psr
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Cotton Planters.
Left with us on consignment, lot of
planters, in good working order. Must be
sold. They will be offered at one-half their
actual cost, tU>close them out. Call and
examine. RUSSELL 81 Co.,
507 Commerce street.
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All who lead a closely confined life are
more frequent subjects Of constipation,
headache and Indigestion. n you will use
Bsiley's Saline Aperient It viii cure you en-
tirely. Pleasant ss q glass OF soda. cheaper
than pills and never fails.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

We understand tbnt ". n Ihomns. %
Irnr connsr-s1 vIih ne Ershanrs b1nk.
- r.f1-rf. anf crl1rs1 r. r. Hnrtes hsz
- .Irr.ef r|refI1rr| CrIrr1I 0n1I11 nee
r-.1ifsrt sd J. = sIr1r911, ~ He1thsr-
Iurt. c1.tIsI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

Mr.. Lee Becky. Lancaster, successor to
B. Il. Green, will keep constantly on hand,
carload lots of furniture and undertakers'
goods, which he offers at prices that defy
competition, and which l., the undersigned
take pleasure in recommending.
b. f. GREEN
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81 don't feel well |" The stomach is out
of order; neglected, this means chronic dys
pepsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep
STA Tablets and avoid the terrible disease
Sold by w. III. Patterson & Co., druggists
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The People,s Worid-Syide Verdict

The Peoples World Wide Verdict.
Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every
civilized countryoan the public have rem
dered the verdict That it is the cheapest and
best hair dressing in the world.
Burnett's Ravoring extracts are inyaria-
bly, acknowledged the purest and the best.
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|'':sss s sI.,|.' 1iuu :
Very respectfully,
TExAs FARM AND RANCH PUBLISHING

WITHIN me past rev Gays very danger
Gus counterfeit silver dollar most cleverly
executed has been put into circulation in
this city, SO true are they to the original
that all classes of business men have been
deceived by them and it requires the closest
scrutiny to detect the deception. The city
is flooded as il were with them and an at
tache of one of the express offices informed
a HERALD reporter yesterday that several
had been passed on nina before he discov-
cred they were fraud. In fact they are
such good imitation Of the genuine that
good faith. Whether or not the United
States officers are on or not, is question,
but there is here q fine field for operation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

Group, whooping cough andeve2 ASTHMA.
Immediately relieved by Acker's English
Remedy. Sold under guarantee by w. H.
Patterson & Co., druggists, Dallas.
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Ladies should rememper, a beautiful COM
plexion results from using Acker's Blood
Elixir. Sold by w. IL. Patterson & Co.,
druggists, at 81.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails 10 cure.
Sold by w. II. Patterson O. Co., druggists,
Dallas,
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List. maiden. though vou'rs keen Of Wit
And though Of many charms possessed.
r0u'n never, never, make hi
Unless with pearly teeth you're blest
Unless urOn your iuIlci stand
Your sQZ0DOETs keDt Close 10 hand.
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80 longer = question Of opinion. vs rnnr-
nutes ererr box 81 Acker's DysI'erzia Tab
Ists Pre- = and 81 cents. Sold b. WI.
Patterson a Co. druggists. DaIlns
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A thorough course of Ackers Blood
Elixir will remove all faint from the blood.
Itcures scrofula, ulcers, boils and pimples.
Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co., druggists.
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Acke's Blood Elixir gnnr1nieed; VIII
cure All kinds Of blood poisoning INFERRED
0r.ronfrncled- Sold By ". 4. Pnterson a Co
druggists. Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

Tom Wright. deputy United States mar
shsl. immigraied 10 the city on Friday with
gentleman in his charge called Elliott
Dotson. said Dotson having been charged
with the high ambition Of Iranuihcturing
bogus niclels, which were in the ''slmili-
tudeu OF the real mint drops Of that de-
nomination issued by the United states
government. Elliott claims that, although
be had apps entiy the necessary tools and
appliances 10 bis possession for counterfeit
brother with whom be bsd q dispute.
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The Rev. George H. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife own
sus lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
Dallas
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Go to John S. Witwer for wagons car
riages and buggies. Best line of vehicles in
the city. Studebaker work speciality.
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A nasai injector free with each bottle o
Shiloh's Cnfarrh Remedy. Prics 50 cents.
Sold b. w. II. Patterson A Co. druggists,
Dallas
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What will stop my coughing at night7
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy will.
Price l0c., Soc, and 81. Sold by w. II.
Patterson q Co., druggists, Dallas.
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Ilfs 10 Berlin hrs small charms f1r rnn1T
On ne frst 1ine d1Fs Ct FetrunrT fhEre
vert N Suicides . dag- Ihos- u Ne
ErT 1rs4z-
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Profitable to Farmers.

1t is said that broom corn is one of the
most pro fitable drops that can be grown il
Texas. II always commands good prices
and ready sale is found for it. There are
tons of it brought here from the north every
that some farmers in Kansas and other
states engage exclusively in its cultivation
The seed when stripped from the corn, is
almost as valuable for fat.
tening hogs as corn, and
when ground at any corn mill is excellen'
feed for cows and horses. Is is easily cult,
waited, and when properly cared for will
yield the producer in money nearly double
what corn or cotton can be made to pay
and with less labor. Let farmers all try
few acres and ascertain the result.
You Want
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TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS.



TIE annual farce Of introducing bills for.
bif1ine nembers 70 accept railroad passes
u being repeated IN several legislatures thi,
winter. Inc occasion IL generally improved
~ tie members. who have a.hilarIOus time
r1Ii1e that they viii not accept what they
have n their pockets.-fCallahan CodDtY
CIsrtdon- ~
1r1EnsoLfuE.-, -.
The Dallas HEnaLn, Of Wednesday, Nd =
rrrT sensible editorial on InglrsoIlism, NJ
uHaI u led 20. We are snrnrired that Az
psrsou could be Carried away b. the ven
rcrnccf periods 81 Bob rnfers-l Re q
f11bnrss smart man, but d Nevertheless
t1< re1tesi inf1e writer the word ever
Hed.-fGaInesriIIe EeKisier
IEEr TOO -rEEsu
Iffs not beIirred nov that fhe lnrI.Iafure
80 afIo1fn before ne ~ o. Aplil, II ilen-
i n pretty vel understood. however, that
- rsI|fo1f bill q l1uch In rorIEnre wlIIfe
I4.sef daring t1e baIancs ~ TIE sersIon.
. reaction SENS - h1Te t1kc1 pInre. The
Is.'..1frr. found ll1l nc l,eofls generally
r'..& 20 seeding I1eIr rI1IIE. nn1 her
e.. s1srI1r theI- rfrree1InrH IheT nf1
|I.r1 r-'rErIrr HIN1r 1Dur.E. he r11--
|.<t lars f&t rr|IEr crII n NJ 20 e11nrt
y Al = E1I IeIrs Itra
ar ~ IrrI.
r.. 1I<<~irt tnlr< ~ Ne Dallas 1I1trI1
.-<-+<t f<< Ir1irtutrt. On ne llIt -
<~<. xr1|1t ~. proprietor q re D1I|at
4r<<1< sd - rsf1r.s- n, = r- = -.
az ~ - ~ IN t1s CO . = \ csr1sI
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An old nurse says: Ackers English
Remedy Is best for coughs, Group, dipthe-
ria, or bronchitis. Solo by W. H Fattsr-
on & Co., druggists, Dallas.
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Money to loan at low yates on good secu-
rity. j. M. DICKSON,
All Main street.
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Atny uilh q up tried 70 spin r.
put hia han1 ga n horn night In II
Toe sporf didn't spoll
For 81 Iac1fs on
cured his hun In leHs than q mint
A nd -haired clerk IN Savannah,
slipped on piece 81 hannna.
cred pain he endured.
BIS Iac1fs on cured.
" NV goes dancinr ulfh Haunah.