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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

country or anywhere else outside of tho city.
DLANT STlMULANT-We have lust ~ cpared
l Il fresh :npply OF the above preparation. that
has been found 10y experience Ia be So valuable
Tor plants in windows, gardens, Conservatives
and :rcau houses.
now E.S. LEADBEATER < BRO
4 luTTuN SEE u MEAL!
" COTTON SEED NEAL!
% !"ns Cotton Seed Meal to arrive and for sale
from ear Mt lowest cash price Send in orders
promptly. idcc23i CHAS. $. TAYLOR, Jr.
GARD rApETERlEs.
" CARD PAPETERIES.
A large stock ii less than rnsl also Childrcn's
Paper and Envelopes
dec16 RIO. BELLS SONS.
PoIEc"ENIcEs
TENNEssoN Il CO.'S.
noyll ia King street.
| NTEWII.L COMMENCE REBUILDING OUR
W store in few days aud in order to reduce
stock We will sell cheaper than ever before.
ian9 JOS. KAUFMAN, Aet.
| CRUSHED CORN, OATS, CUT HAY AND
y Long Hay for sale by
CliAs. $. TAYLOR, Jr,
deco 81 King street.
1 HEAM or OUR PURE LINEN NOTE
i L Eli Win In flJIfIS Ia match, make
desirable aud list 'ul present
icc16 RO. BELLS SONS.
ItOrrON SEED MEAI.-One car Cotton Seed
" Meal received this day for sale in large or
small quantities by FL. POLLARD,
dec2l No. 255 King ST., cor. Henry.
LIAY.-Clovrr Hay, Timothy and Glover Hay
L mixed, cut or long, for sale by
F. J. POLLARD,
dcc2l No. 255 King ST., cor. Henry.
.nO PAIRS LADIES PEBBLE BOTTOM
.iUU Boots at 81 90 They arc far superior to
any sold heretofore.
deco JOS KAUFMAN, Ag't.
XNARNER's KIDNEY and LIVER CURE. Da-
! w hctcS Cure, Ncrvine and Pills, large stock
on hand.
! nOvS +. s. LEADBEATER 4 BRO.
7 OOK! LOOK LONDON CATTLE POWDER
IL in 6 III boxes, can be purchased for one dollar
| per box 1t w. F. CREIGHTON'S
feb4 IS King street.
IGOR CIIAPPED HANDS. LIPS FACE, &C.. try
L CHLOGiTE. Price 25c per bottle. For sale
| by J. D. II. LUNT. Druggist.
nov24 Corner King and Washington SITS.
r;NOWEIs and NAPKINS, cheapest aud best Tor
! ian - AMOS &. sLAYMAKER.
!. IL KINDS wooLLEN UNDERWEAR at
~ greatly reduced prices, at
ian2 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S
/ HtIIAMOIS SKINS, fine assortment, at
~ WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
dec1.i Cor. Prince and Fairfax streets
/ ID OCK FRIDGE ALUM WATER, Buffalo Lithia
4 l. do. Congress do &c. &c. for sale by
i dec1o F. LEADBEATER & BRO.
! MILL FEED! MILL FEED!--50 tons choice
I w Wheat Bran. Brown Stuff and Middlings for
sale hy dec22l CHAS. s. TAYLOR, il.
StLEnS! SLEiiS. SLEDS!-Just received nice
) > lot al sled. at lnw prices
drcl2 MCLEAN 4 UHLER. IS King st.
u EST ASSORTMENT OF NIECE. CHAINS. at
ID HENRY WILDTS
dec. No. 10 North Royal street.
FULL LINE OF FRESH NUTS; also mix ed
/, N Nuts. for sale low by
dec15 J. C. MILEURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

NEW GOODS.-Received to-day: English
IN French, German end American Colognes and
Extracts Hair Brushes Vaselinc Cold Cream;
Vaseline Camphor; Ice and Vaseline Confcction
for Coughs and Colds also Easclinc Pomadc, un-
surpassed as delightful dressing for the hair.
dec13 JANNEY & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

DRAFTS ASTRAL OLIVE have on hand u
J. full supply of Pratts Astral Oil, which article
we have been selling with great satisfaction for
several years. This oil will burn in any ordinary
coal oil lamp, and IS PERFECTLY SAFE. We
also have our usual supply of KEROSENE, LARD,
SIGNAL. and SPERM OILS
dec14 F. S. LEADBEATER & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

NANTED-TWO COLORED GIRLS, one to
W cook, wash and iron, aud one for second
girl. Wages SD for cook and 50 for chamber
maid. Non" need apply without best references
Apply at Mrs. FRANK M. GREEN,
No. 1897 r street H. w.
.lam22~lw Washington. D. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

country or anywhere else outside of tho city.
DLANr STlMuLANT-We have lust prepared
l Il fresh :npply OF the above preparation. that
has been found 10y experience Ia be So valuable
Tor pIants in windows, gardens, Conservatives
and y.rcan houses.
now f. s. LEADBEATER & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24
BOVINE VIRUS.

A fresh stock received to-day of CRUSTS, QuITLS
and POINTS. January -. 1888.
jan13 j. d. ii. LUNT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

ONE CREAM WHITE CANTON CREPE
~ SHAWL, with handsome embroidery and
heavy silk fringe. Price $50; worth 500.
jan17-6t C.M. ADAMS 80 King st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Goruordtlon Notlce5.

NOTICE.-The following mentioned proposals
~ be received by the Department OF Docks ana
ll9 Monday, May u, 1888 al - 0co'k ~
Isl Proposals extending Box under aud through
mes 10 y. r. ID Proposals Tor dredging At " 81
.th.st Sd Proposals for repairing Piel new ~ y
repairing and painting shed thereon FOR ian mo-,
nation tily Record copies ior sale al No cry Han
NOTICE Sealed proposals will he received
y by school Trustees the Seventeenth W arr AT ls
OF the Board OF Education urtl May - is, lo 'Ho
OF lion -tairwass Grammar SCHOOL "ureS
aud TO- For full Information see cay tecOr Toy sac y
no = CITY Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
" Office the CLERK Of the Board 81 dlcaoh mn.
III May i SS3 for supplying the Coa and Wood required os
the schools The city for the ensuing year FOR idl
Information city Record. for sale at no cry iiaiL
NOTlCE.-Proposas will he received ut tho
~ Once OF the Department ot Public Charities and toec
ton No Sd ave until May %. lse3 for Groceries ~
Goods Paints. tIOCkcfy, &c tOl Iu lhlOhaloH see 'S
Record" 10. sale at No. = CITY Han
TINO CONTRAC rORS.-Scaled proposals will
be re- eived az office OF the Fire Department nos l'
ana 81 Mercer until Nav 81 for painting machine an
information city Record for sale at 40 city Han
;ENO CONTRACTORS-Sea proposals will
lie received Toy the Department of Public Parks unul
81. 1883. for granite masonry work al.o oi
uniforms for The Police Of the Department tOr iuu
information CITY Record I0r sale al No Cuy Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Aur.lon Sales OF fiur Stock
JERSEY CATTLE
per steamer Greece 70 New.York. November 20. 1899
(Omce, l07 John ST.,
Mt. E. A. LAWRENCE. Auctioneer.

The catalogue comprises 100 ANIMALS which hays
arm ed at the plaeot sale and viii remain subject to pub
ton WI De offered without limit IN pce except the yogRs
GGN Wny Of the animals When Selected by The owner in
Jersey at great designed remain permanently
Linden Grove breeding herd but Tins reserve poton
25 in number has been added u tne or s nuDe
u 1S 'r bsmmes ' asd one Which has gathered -
Of The Wy ghoicSsI Gon IN Dooi an nor @
ectop ne yer before equal there but that IN
the 9T gom eo9s' Hi yeh h the near @d Of
been bsorbel that The granddaughers o. that remar
cow remaining the island can be counted on once
fingers ,,.,,.,,.,,., 49,. ,..,.,,.s.,
females have been served Oy tne Ane hl oeu Vl'
the famous Roter cow Euroes. u at ms me avg
tor ilus rated in her granddaaghter EouOi ud'tca "a
blood with Pedro that has the largest les ol "e ana ID,
month of any COW Pedro purchased al
cs Of o. and add tional cOuside Tor the express
pa pose crossing upon this part o. , 'oomsse mpoliA
a. "a. Il, spR on 81 e ST of eieTss tnd
those OF of Jer.ey have prolu. ed lha as Decd
in The country however select his herd already le Will
m 10 ind material Ia The catalogue inlt purchaser VI"
enhance II su further in public estimation.
With perpetuang the Coomassie blood IN I'M 81
Imported rIile ball Count It George to be sold wt TAO
heidi who-es imported aud s0d @ a % ne oNet
sold with eat by Pero Won hrst prle over 10
island IoI chest mikdnd ave 10 pounds l. ounces 81 o'
the list Of yonns Rgs TO be soa om2rs , count ~
rge Georges Prince, DAIRY Pihct ~ Nh'.p
S5Io0 al ,uction OUT OF a'eaTe' o1@ c o. S9'us e ~
tame aud Regina blood Among The Cows ami eei, ,
daughters OF khedive son Of Coomasse hr aau-
trrs V,rumuus II CoomAsse aud four dAnsl.s %
son OF Coomasse sire OF sir George SC There are ONE
by no as OF kegpa Sir George cicero Happy nnhS
scenAnts noted cows suane Mabel kesina IA el4r
Pnis. &c Many OF The animals are Eass ! Ia
all former mportston selected by mo
w quality first consideration, cost ana numbers Sec
iO' PETER c. KELLOGG Co. 49,
lO7 John.st, NewYorE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Anrlion Galcs OF Real estate.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
SUPREME COURT SALE N PARTITION.
Estate of Theodore MARITIME. Decd.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

I'D S7t 45h 49th SD and seth ss and auanie tease
nod property on Park place, 9Ihave ana @o'hS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Gorses an0 Carriages.
miscellaneous.

COINS FOR SALE.-Amercan and foreign
and Continental aud Confederate notes Private c0llec
ton COIN. Box 3. Tribune ONCE.
ENERGETIC CAREFUL MAN, aye 3d.
II thoroughly yersed in rel estate and o. varied business
.xtereuce take charge OF cNCetut
c-te 40 direction to OF Address for week
HARRIS l78 DiyslOnst brooklyn, T. ID.
DEFRIGERATORS,W Water Coolers, Oil Stoves
Al Ranges House Furnishing Goods -. ,, ,..
r. K J. NOW BRAY, - Nesey-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
BrookIpn propcrin for Sale an0 90 fet.

,r,O IFT-A furnished house in Brooklyn,
Win pleasant grouua- iTem June Gntl eof apG con-
1crf 10 forr city. Apply 10 H. = OHDEN' -oo
Broadway. NcwYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Hlnslcal jnstrumcuts.

REATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1925. Pianos
- S291 Factory running day aud night. CatalOSl3
free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY Washington " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
r;,n Real Gsiate for naIe.

.c-TcITFSS PROPERTIES for INVEST
Il ent having 10 per cent. u,uIr1Na peekman.st
,10P SAI,T.-Three full lots on 13d-st., De
OlN "A ana 1st-aves. ready ior inpOVehcU'' NiP''
tween 20 n IN 2O6 broadway or last l6th-st
80 S,TE.-Three full lots on 73d-st., BE-
V reen % ard lstavcs ready for improvements " i
IN Nv 10 East l6th-sr. or IO6 broadway.
novTIYG SOUTH BAY, l.. IA large
EhON az LIE suitable or DIVISION into several proper
.cS having oudiug site and access 20 nay
xT0 10 WEST 57TH-ST.
NJ - Must he s I'D for ash
thoroughly but oca alton - Cholce III INC iio''
sense Of the Term IAN 0o '''" iiKER 99s 6thave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
ztlinlnQ.

ORC CACHE GOLD MINING CoMrANY}
No. STATF-SI. NEW \ ORR Nay IT, 1883.
4 MEETING ~ the stock uOldcrs of the orc
Cache Gold Mining Company Will he held at the ONCE
OF the company On MONDAY. stay 5. at 10 a m
/. II. MORRISON. secretary
COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, JOcu
" istti Carbonate lGl. silver COri Castle Done Dah
gren Freellnd ttenio Breeze N teeyue AMI All Aju'e
unlisted mini " stJck5 bon sht Al -Oli
". BHENTON YELLING. 81 Broadway, Room n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Countrp prcpertn for Sale an> u Get.

MADISON, \. J.-FOr Sale - Country
~ OF twelve acres large double house modern i'm
rovemenIs large barn and stable handsome lawn, oIua
mental trees ard sTubDery abundance OF choice fruL
~ : EDDY & CO., l4j Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

ADRIAN IL MULLER & son will sell at auction On
T1'TSbtY Nav o. at ~ o'clock moor, at the Exchange
Salc.,num 40. II Broadway. .,.r..,, ,rrccr<-S
SIfPREVH COURT + IL CAHPBELL hl"u1No
~ '' ESQ. EEFEREE
PARK IACEThe 4-stOry brick binding WIN lease oi
lo ~ -:TII STIft The two 4.story stone front
bo.es and lease Of lots 1873 and $50 1875 by by $50
en- AVENUE-Th two $stcry brick houses ana tease OF
les Nos 3}7 and 34l. 20 by 60 feet each on.
MIST STREET / lot north side, commencing 90
feet west of 9Th avenue, 20 by SS.1 $1,000 - =, l.. -.
ME-I SD SfRktI-lhc 3slOlY 1dme mousse anu o' W.
l54 l 80 by about II feet. -, --..,- o--
fe4t east OF III avenue - by $50 , 49,
WESr 4jTH STREET, lot, south slde cOWmohcins 40
feet west of 9,h avenue % by 10 ~. . .oo
NlSl 49th STREET, lot south sue commencing wv
feet east l IN avenue. . by 1904 p. . -, ..,,
WEST 53D SrEEEr-G Gore lot, sOuth sac, conHenSi
342 feet sth avenue, having ohtageoi 81
WrsT I'D STR + r--3stOry brick house and lot No
23: 1879 10y 1903. Also lOs adjoining on the east WIN
Broadway, having frontage
OF rs feet on OU1et the rear 80 ieet on east
side. 1908 feet on west SIDE . 80 ...,.o,,o on
EAST 18TH STREET. i lot, norm slde CohimehOIHs -'
feet ~ Of Sd avenue 20 by 100 !. ..- ~, .N,c,H
and particulars NJ once OF do
q HAMI1N. attorneys. No 81 Nassau slIoe| VI VI wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Diui0eno Notices..

MILWAUKEE and NORTHERN RAILROAD
vi CO.-The coupons due June l. 1888 viii be paid
and after hat date presentation at the Merchants Ex
change National Bank OF the CITY Of New , Ork - -
f. MARINER, Treasurer.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CoAPANY
- 80 SOUIH THIRD-oL, PHILADELPHIA
rNHE coupons maturing May Is, 1888, on
the General Mortgage Bondsof the norfolk and western
Railroad Company will paid and after IueSdaG MAY
Let 1853 at the Union National Bank OF New YORK or az me
Banking n ouse Of W. ozark & Co. No 80 south IhidsL
Philadelphia WILLIAM @. MACDOWELL, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Gin i1roperln % Get.

FLATS TO LET.-ln the new eleEdn M
anTrtmeut houses Nos 80 TO 43 West 81 st. hayhs
CONT. ana solid brick walls from bott IN 10 t9p
,,r cohu ,'ihle. chmueys linnd with IRE BRICK
dows looking on Central PARK hall bows III "a, me- seen 10
f.para. servants steam ne lnd
1i-.nreciateI Apply JOHN G. PHAGO L. ai0"'''0'
Owner. on premises
CD SOn HOUSE FOR $2,0C ltono 5,Sn , aca,
- IN u s,lendiJ four story brown stone InH
-, -, bo,se 30 west 43dst near broadway 1870
.5er (. rome Inqu.rs owner ROCkWOoD - UHo"
square 24S west 43dst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
RxroRrs,

M year ago to-day prices for cotton 10 New
Me- ~ ~ 4, when the orop was scknow..
y, .. IN Nat city for IS. WV n A. &. admitted
~ th1pNsill be from Sio.OO0 70 100000 bales
h ian H. u was last season.
han. nov claimed that the crops In North
La VII turn out two thirds Of an average
y m ,s6e t paper says 'hR, cotton leads wool
NE ,,vNVvO In Texas, II win take the sheep
fls vsae 10 catch up In thatrate
klthln.Ml number Of spindles added to cotton
-''y IN the United e.A.en lA4l year was
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

eTn states,
The first cotton factory In California (, to be
erected Ia Alameda county. The compauy'S
capital is s6t0U00. Most of the cotton Is 10 be
transported from Texas, but ultimately SOUTH
ern California wil,it is expected, supply all tte
cot m needed. The widow OF Col. Sif6ng, The
nTst eolton-raiser In, California, has grown 100
bales on her ranch this year.
s. Louis exchange SAYS
Ine Standard Bagging COmpauv OF this
city, have ,eiyed IRON SloHevluo. Miss a
bundle OF Inle plants averaging ten aud a half
rect IN length and as handsome a lot of plants
az eonld be grown In any part Of
inc world. they have aSo received a
bale OF jute fiber which they pro
n0unoe TO he OF as fine quality as any Eastmtian
lh'e they have ever seen These sre tangible
evidences that Our Mississippi friends are in
earnest in their efforts 70 mske the raising of
lule staple Industry among them The adyices
received at this Office from the Stonevile plln-
taton speak enthusiastically Of the success ot
tue experiment Although the crop OF lute
was backward on account OF the prevailing
dtoulh the dual ty is tlnk and the Smith decor
Heating machine has pYbyed To be a decided
success The latter is indeed important inior.
nation, as II enables American planters TO com.
pets with the cheap labor Of India and at the
same time to save more Of the fiber, which, by
thiS process, is also Of better aud more even
col )r and Quality %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

! have been q severe suIcrrr long time with !
kidney troubles, causing severe pains in back
es, and from the recommendation of
Chief ofF.ro Department MI Lao Wood, for
mcry Of syracuse. who had used Hunts Rene
W IN wonderful success, commenced using
70, and found speedy relief In short ume' a, d
Il has completely cured me Of the pains 10 the
back have recommended 10 to others IN the
department. hathayc used itwith greatsucooss
aud do no, hesitate to recommend Il to any
one troubled with kidney liver or bladder
troubles. H. kiEhLANp'
STUNT Fire Alarm, Syracuse, ~. N,junc u, $50,
-FIREMENs TROUBLE.
have been troubled long time with kidney
weakness, great proportion Of tho time with
severe pains Ia the back. Having heard Hunt
Remedy recommended very highly for troubles
Of the kidney aud urinary organs by Ira Wood
ex.chiefof the fire department Of syracuse he
having been cured Of severe case othdney
disease lately by the use Of. Hunts Remedy
purehased bottle and used IT, and have no
been troubled asy since, and know OF many
others here In syracuse that have used 1t and
recommended II as q great mellum lor 'he hu'
neys. and do not hesitate q say that Il re-
markable medicine, JACOB NoLfRoN'
Member Of Syracuse Fire Department.
SYRACUSE, y Y, June H. lsNi,
NY. CENTRAL AND II, X, X X.
For long time have been troubled with
wsstness OF kidneys aud bladder, and haY
been growing worse SO steadily that / was
obliged 10 give up my place ~ the station, as NE
| bnsH,v work was TOO much " strain ON my KID,
pevs have been treated by the doctors ana
have never had only a temporary relief en9
| have used many other medicines and obtained
| no bonedt from them, until ZONE time sgo one
Of our druggists here in syracuse pursuance
me to try Hunts Remedy as many hal u, ,ua |,
| With great success In the cure OF kidney, hvel
VA iier trnubles' 1 commenced using itand
found that Il helped mo, aud have lseu as IN w,
hottie ana Il hes done more good than all lh'
o'"V' T. n. PALNSR,
Late Baggage Master " y. g. " II, H. H. II
SYRACUSE. n. T., June II. 1855.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
pAui AS COTTON STATEMENT.



he receipts Of cotton In this city to-day
r. g3 bales as 70 lows At the compress
Ri S,8 bales: Forces yard % bales Planters
HI a bales, OF which 2ll came by rail to
! blowing parties Fourteen for Sanger
", from Eastlaud for lilansenshlp AZ Bake.
|hn benton. from Mulsap. 53 from Ar.
hon. and Is from Elmo; for White a Co.,
hon Arlington; for 4. l.. Marsalis & Co,
tom Elmo. for Sanger Bros g
|nCsco; for T. h. Mitchell frcmAriingion,
|iShneider & Davis. from Ranger, and for
3 Blake & Co., % from Forney. The ship
ns were 80 bales for MOrdIcai n g., over
L 6ulf Colorado Il Santa Fc, and los bales
| h wesi Of Fort Worth IN transit by the
has & Pacific road. The only change TO
10 prices is am advance in Galveston OF q
\ nenlh, all other markets are steady Ia
dty prices are unchanged and iim.
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
III Nt1Nffys. ..... v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
NANCE AND COTTON
FiNANCIAL.

,u.,,, Review says. IAN examination
ne Al l.is7ir, of the production OF gold shows
lpe sttaterrpase from 1858 10 ths present
FillSS IN a bir5est production, in 3d. Is given
J. lnNo6 The figures iOr 1851 are s35,0lo-
liisM a M arked decline during that Pc.
! il9Nsla"sa 6gureS are of Importance in con.
y III Inc question of the future supply
! son m,atariols in view Of the fact that au
latst, Nc o, br an made, and Is still urged TO
tiaP Wa the soils metallic currency The
~ kv'iy increasing demand, by extended
|Al'l,Ji Al nnerations and increasing popula-
rnl.tan In counec ion with this material de-
", production, becomes All important
~ Sr commercial and legi latlye consider
gH ISase figures show that while cXplOra-
p "a increased activity add TO the extent of
~ nd the number Of men employed, the
syaaa.artinues to steadily decrease, aud there
i..Sson ID believe that the future gives
N.,i's Of any important change in this direc-
Il ,.,e the production OF silver is given at
H5o6o which has steadily increased, until
s ANA product IN lSS2 is given by the best
to,i,v nj about siZO0U0)O, Industrial con
l.ssons AS well as wisest financial policy,
.-1indicatc that an industry OF SUCH I'M
.sree as silver mining producing such
MA evidence OF real value, is worthy of
n earetu consi 1erati0n aud action OF the
sJ,tire power of the government 10 receive
/, hivnest aud most permanent benefits. The
L.Tsi decrease OF gold, aud the steadily
|sased pr ductiO1 OF silver, would seem
|r9esie ihst SILVER must continue to Be In
,minre. as ii has in the past, the chief ifn0t
|nalely the sole metallic representative
|1lle Of value,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
IT IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

IT IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF
tho Hood at enrichos A. andisthero-
f5rc a me fnrigoraHt and corrocttro
in cases OF all cl raliic Dtalddsesw which
arc nssoclated with an iMrorEhMnID
sr1rr or ruB BLOOD. These oil yield
tothe regulating and nourishingprop-
crties OF ia great food tonic olements-
m rompensates Tor tho loss II ritdlifNr
Induced by CoHsum ption, tdtarrh Or
Hrotebidl and Throat affections. Ic
,gH renedu ReHtninc Dsbtltu ann
relmburso tho Female physique Tor
those losses Of ritdlity accom- pany-
ING complaiiits peculiar 10 The sc.'-
No,bsrsuursifag their own chudreis
nnd IsIfcate tr0Hten who eXpeot tp
become mothers and bring up rigor-
ans Children should by all means uso
n m ,rW restore sufferers irons
Mental or Nervous Prostitution arls-
inc from Oser- trorh, fsreesses OF
nrotrartsd Disease. IL trW Ours
Dy,,uEcuness aud the Opium hdptt
forna tho appetite grows hcalthleE
aud di.ostion moro vigorous through
tbc N.s OF this Tonic. tho unnAturat
craving dies away until totally eA-
tinrt II highiu brnrtciai 10 Ltrcr
g,,,nlninis, Mdiartal Fercr' anu
III Wdlaridi Disease ana Tor MO
TERMINATING ofrccis OF F,vcr ~ any
Gi,,J n mas no egudl. 10 REPAIRS
,rasie. improves Digestion and Up
,,,,is.. aud Anoris the Dysrcpto III
r,Ild an cdsiiv dssimtldblo dri,o,o
~ Cnedi ana % ~ pleasant io the tesle
ihst the most sensitive palate Wlll nov
reject Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Ia a rovcr-failing tonic
fnr Neivpiil Debility
exhausted vitality Sem
nal Weakness, srofi
mRtorrhma, L. q y a
MANHOOD inipoteus
W, Paralys, Rut al
tho terrible effects o
SELF Abuse, yQuihfu
toillgBatd excuses Ia
maturor yoafE-suCh a.
Loeg Of Merory, LAs
eiiude, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion 70 Hoole