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Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25
The Bicycle.

The report that Hendee. the bicyclist, has been ordered to quit racing is not true, and arose probably from the view of one physi- cian who is much interested in athletics, who said that if Hendee was his son he should not race again, for the sxertion seemed to be great for boy not out of his teens. Hen dee's accident strained the large muscles of his thigh, but that will last but few days, and he expects to take part in the New Haven races.
 The second story of the brick building corner of South avenue and Water street, Bridgeport, formerly occupied by the Bridge port Organ company, has been hired by MT. Charles J. Belknap, who will open the same October as bicycle rink. The dimensions of the room are 65 feet by 22o feet.
 Mir. A. P. Bartlett of Birmingham, Eng land, gave very interesting exhibition of the Otto bicycle in the First regiment armo- ry, Hartford, yesterday. This machine at- tracted good deal of attention during the recent tournament in Sprinfeld. It is very different from the bicycle we are accustomed to see on onr streets. The two wheels are uni form in size, and the rider sits between them balancing himself on the axle. Equilibrium is maintained by an equal pressure of the feet upon the pedals. It is claimed by Mir. Bartlett that it is impossible for beginner to take ''header" from 1t, and that it is machine particularly adapted to ladies and elderly gentlemen. This bicycle is as easily ridden backward as forward. and can be in stantIy turned around in it's own width three feet two inches. The cost is about the same as the ordinary bicycle-$135 to $150.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25
The Washington Monument.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Work on the Washington monument, which for the past two months has been temporarily suspended, will be resumed on Monday. It is expected that by the end of the working season this year the shaft will have reached height of 40 feet.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25

District of New Haven Probate Court
 September 24th, 1888. { HESITATE OF MICHAEL DELANEY, late of New 1A Haven, in said District, deceased.
 Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate said District will be sold At Public Auction te the highest bidder, the 27th day of Septembsr, 1885, at o'clock in the forenoon lun1ess previously dis posed of at private sae) much of real estate of said deceased as will raise the of three hum dred dollars and twenty cents
 Sale to take place at the ofhce of Joseph B. Morse S37 Chapel street, in said New Haven. Terms made known st time of sale.
 se25 It WM. J. MONTGOMERY Exscntor
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-25
LOCAL NEWS.
The Pennington Valley Fni

The Pennington Valley Fair
 The first annual fair of the Pennington Valley Agricultural corporation at Cherry Park" Canton, will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday. A large number of entries of thoroughbred stock have already been re- ce1ved and it will probably be as fine display of Swiss stock as will be shown at any fair in the State this fall. A large number of ap- plieations have been received for space in the pavilion for the display of fruit, vegetables, fancy work, etc
 The following is list of the entries for trotting the second day, Wednesday,:
 The 3-minute class for purse of s1OO divided. Edward, S1msbury b m t1retown Girl d l. Butler.- 10 m NeL1e D Messenger Baker, southngton. b m Prairie Queen Frank Stark, Collipsville. .........bg Ed Smith Wm Smith, Hartford ..ch g Nancy Cumco
 The 2:4O class for purse of $50 divided. Val Bond, West Winsted.. .b g Teaser Thomas Robinson, Southington,
 lancaster Boy " Beers, New Britain. .......-...b .br Little Jo Frank Palmer, Hartford. b Harry Whitford
 Free for all for purse of $200 divided. Fl " Hicks, Stamford ............-. .ch Claremont Wm Smith, Hartford -.b m Flora Jefferson George Carpenter, Hartford. ..-....b Happy Jack Rowe, Hartford. blk Rowe's Tommy
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FREDERICK wARpE

Great actors always begin A. the bottom
aud workup. The case Of Frederick Worde,
one Of our best tragedisns, is no exception
to the rule. Ashoisio appear here nsxt
week, ne give a short sketch Of his life.
Frederick Warde was born 10 Ward.
iugtOn, OXfordHhire, England Fehru-
airy % 1851. AT fourteen years Of
age he adopted the drsma as his
profession. since which time be has been
constantly before the people In the capacity
Of an actor He made his first appearance
in America August TO- 1874 as
Captsiu MsrIton Pike IN Bou-
with John Mccullough aud others IN the
caste. The criticisms oi the Nov York
press were Of the most iAitef.uE character,
and pronounced bis impers5n0,I1n de-
c'ded success During his engagement at
Booths be played, among other parts,
LBertes ani Buckingham, rn Barry SuIli-
vans Hamlet and Richard lll : Nacduif Co
the Lady Macbeth ul Clara Morris.
MatiId. HERON and Charlotte Du,1myl
md Cromwell 10 MISS CUshmaDs Queen
Katherine, 10 all OF which ch7riC'eH he
Won uubounjed praise. in 1876 d" joined
Edwin Booths company, and supported
that crest actor during the
season, appearing as OtbeuO LaeT,es,
Edgar In Lear" De Mauprht.
Henry VIII; Grauano Richmond, B1.iuy.
broke, etc. Later he played Mark Antony
to Barre's Cassius and Dayeuports Brutus
IN the great caste OF Julius CWWr" In
October, 1877, he became leading man M
tho then Roadway now Dalv's) theatre.
supporting Janauscbtck as Slcaired ia
" BrGnshid,n and Rose Eyiiuge A. Antony
to her Cleopatra, also Fechter IN No Thor.
"Ruy Biap,' "Hamle', aud
Monte Cfisto" ln ISIS he appeared Bs
Rochester to Miss Clara Morris's JhGe Eyre
aud later 10 the season visited San Fan
cisco In company with Mr.. Montague play
ing Henry Beaucerc 90 TO that gentleman
Julian.
In 1879 Mr.. Warde Joined John MnCul-
Tough. and remained with him two seasons,
appearing a7 lCiius to Mr. McCullourh'N
Virginius. o hello, lag, Edgar DE Maui
prat, Laertes, hucduO, Graiiano, and vac
fious other parts too numerous 20 mem
tinu. twill be- seen hy this hns,y review
that Mr Warde. like I great stage lum'
oa,ie,. has come up through the RANKS
f.0m the humblest positions 20 one
Of reuown, enjoying during the
vagrs associations vita gll the great
artists that have contributed 10 the
glory Of the American stage.
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ADpIrIoNAL rrnsoNAL.


Al the 81. George; G W Hurt. Terrell
Jonn w Turner, Texas Pr E,stbutn. sbel.
don, Illinois, Hudson, San Antonio @ n
Wilson, 81 Louis; II W Mavre, Grandyiew,
Texas; q A keelan, A i Cade. Texas; A q
Turner, Deiroi', Michigan; W Hilt. W M
Bagly, Mckinney. Texas. S Watlap
Texas; c II Oldham, Phantom Hi; w A
Briggs, WaxahAohie, J l. Brigham. Hill
county, Texas; Thomas Smith, Texas: Geo
/ Cause, Fort Worth; 4 Castle, Charlie,
J Castle, Duck Greek; I'd A Ford, Men
quite; Sam Hunt, Hillshor0. T. 7 Whitman,
81 Louis. Mrs l. Summers. Galnnsyl 10,
Dr. NJ O King, aud vile, Melissa, Texay Il
Crosby, Texas, Chas II Hill, Boston: n \
Robinson, Bryan; W A Baird. w w Batch.
elol, Ferr =, Texas, A w MoCarv, Morgan,
7 f Brannan. Weaiherford. ! Il Finley
G-aham, Texas; X O Mouter. Farmer
Branch; NJ Gammel, Austin, HIT Moss
Saint Joe, Missouri; Mrs Rogers. Abilene
VIM Warlick. Quitnan Texas. II b Beov.
ers, Arkansas; O shaun. Wea herford
Jno NJ Senplv, Texas: s ] Powell, MoKin.
ney; McGriiisth, Terrell; h + Robinson.
Brians; y n Nesblll. J Dlckana. Wills
Point, Mrs Baxter, Norfolk, Virginia,
Mrs NJ A Bell. Miss Annie Bell, Miss Lula
Rel, T p Bell, Jr, Henry Bell, Willie Bell,
kemper.
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orERA.mousE IrEMs.

Chas. l.. Davis diamonds will be on e4.
hlbluon at Webb's jtweliy store tomorrow
afternoon.
Haveriys company Is pronounced the
pest comedy parry on the road.
The finest uniformed band in the world
will make parade TO morrow.
Alvin Jas.in will have house packed
from pit 10 dome.
The sale OF seats for the shateelsis omen
Tuesday, VI will be fashionable event.
Alvin Joslln' was produced At the Gris
void opera house last night with yersatiIs
uHries l.. Davis representing tho Nav
England farmer. A large audience mani.
Tested its appreciation of the good poipts nj
the comedy by frequent applause Ths
principal characters were fairly SUSTAINED
Ia the fourth act Mr. Davis was eloiuent In
hts display OF diamonds, some oi which
were almost rs conspicuOusIy brilliant nj
the headlight of a locomotive. 10 the same
set Miss Jennie Noble 40 Ella Milton. wa.
the recipient Vt handsome bouquet The
Alyiu Joslin' orchestra furnished excel.
lont music, the trombone cornol. and rylo.
phone solos being the conspicuous nun.
bers ALVIN Joslin" will be- produced Al
,9r ur,sW1id tonight for the las time -
Ilroy Daily Times.
Tho 81. Louis Democrat nyf. Tod
scribe u o. one continuous laueh would
PROBABLY convey some rl.Pot idea Of the
great comedy Our Stn.eri,is' II h.
really magnificent no its sbfurdltiss."
The Cleveland Leader sHy.: Tho finn no.
sins early, and continues almost without
interruption untl The curtain falls on the
l"t act Our srlter.at' is certainly a
grand success
The Brooklyn EIg'e ny5. C,eslo ard
rehned without suggestive inuendo. n
merher crowd never tled ON oflhe theatre.
Every scene character ard line rs rroduc.
tive OF the hesrticst Kind a laughter
The San Francisco thranicl. saws A
more unique, entertaining and rngslinp
comedy than 'Our Straiees's" was never
put upon the boards.
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CITY NEWS
.,E Packing Industry 10 be
InaugurGied.
htsusiye Hotel Enlargement @ Settled
Fact.
lI,csllaneOus City News of Intercsr
A PORK PACKFRy.

The Doran Bros, Of this city, who are
.tersns 10 the meat trade have, after duly
/ a deliberately considering the cost Of and
nroGts to he derived from the opera.
II, Of pork packing factory at THE
|'jst determined to build one at an early
81 This is an enterprise OF which Dallas
|,ibe proud, and as the protest are
srGsmen who look before they lean
| 4 al, 10 predict that the enterprise will
.,vs AN eminent success. They claim that
a, advantages for the erection of such
|ssory are evident and numerous The cost
n be manufacture OF bacon will be no
me In Dallas than in Kansas City or Chi.
,,o and the prices heretofore paid for hogs
|sn aIe lover and will be lower still than
I'M paid in either Of the
Sre named places. Texas hogi have al.
|vys commanded higher price than any
-bers in those markets and found a more
g,dys sale than those from anv other acc.
I'M Texas hogs are Ia demand for pack
Il pprposes. The transportation from the
y,rest pork packerY that tiuds market
(, Rs pro uCIs in Texas costs thrse fourth
M Der pound which would give the
gtker here a most decided advantage over
'ohhern competitors. The farmers u
nm Texas aud throughout the state are
a,lDg more attention within ths past few
m 10 the resring of swine and the raz.
4 back hog is extinct in this section. As
oon as they can make the ecss7ary ar
,,gemenls the erection Of the packing will
ssin
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DALLAS, December S. Editor HERALp.l
In regard TO your editorial Of yesterday.
an eastern man doing a Texas business.
takes the liberty to say that Il seems so out
OF place for DALAI, the great metropolis of
north Texas, to notice the action Of Gal
yeslonh pefhiy. Why, sir. you can
scarcely see n Galveston man attempting To-
do any business Of any kiad in this section
so completely pushed out Is the gentleman
from the aboye-nsmed seaport, so.oallad
Now, 80 lar rs connection With Galveston IL
concerned, what good can Dallas obtain
rom II Whcntt 10 = recoguiz d fact by many
prominent engineers that sooner OF later
thoae who cannot resist the almost unalter.
abio course Of "Nsptune's trident Win!
surely be compelled 10 pail up stakes aud
leave thu said islAud No, sifs, what Dallas
needs Us railroad TO New Orleans with q
branch TO Paris, owned or controlled bv
the brains aud capital OF Dallas. not an All.
lance with u cAtch.penny concern. con
trolled by Galveston men. Eads, Da os.
scps, or any other msn. with ali the re-.
sources OF the United States government,
can not make Galveston 6rtslass ssa.
nori, ans this fact is known ia Washington
ana every whgro else. Build your own
roads. on have the money and Inc brains
~ uo not look 10 an alien and a,nphibiDua
clan TO 'to'e isir with YOU"
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ing On Thurs1ay avenirI,,,,..-l
anea or5erjnS I ~ : passed sh or5in'
aud gutteriny If ths ,PG9ShE' c0roiHg
10 be Zone scIa,6i,,' W. u, loi.o"'ng streets,
sneoiic9fio1s es b.v ~ ine saAe p'Aps aud
Elm Street bs,w az i Gtru observed on
more streeig yc"er,i,. 'ou.Is4H ana syca-
dare. M,n strset ,-g,., PANeu WIN bois
Jefferson to iba sSs, .i SiN !.'s Wesl SIDE OF
street from tbe Wa, 9 si'{o Va CAIuolci Fun
The east c-rnor,,io, Ii f-l0 " "yOAmVIe, 10
JeGgrson Msrsst '' oSI uu
Main strest IN tho ~ oySa'i'1', rom
railroad in psc;G, 800 tAc'l'c
street tr6m NJ 'o'He, Aamar
Uoydras strset r.,1, 49, m street
strGst from sSnii, ,i5,rt C w. ~ ~ muFpny
to Elm '-' saw VI 00'-' '"sIVe street
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AN EXCURSION PARTY.

CASTOR Meslier southwestern passenger
lssnt Of the Missouri Pacific railway ar
lived In the city last evening with an excur
non party composed of gentlemen OF means
'Ao are prospecting with n view oil pui-
laichasing lands on which to COLOMBO .
lumber OF families. They 10 west as lar blg
pnngs but will remain over mere
sday. Their names, ayooations ana place
residence are AS follows: ~
VI, Lord, real estate man, Des. MONIES
ha,
R R. Harbour, contractor, Ossaloo'a'
CIV. Howard, farmer, Monroe, Iowa
n U. MoMay farmer, Oskaloose, iowa
a Custer, lumber merchant Monroe'
REa.
4. Willsey, druggist, Monroe, Iowa
Anderson, farmer, Monroe, Iowa -.
I scruggs, farmer, 0skaloosa, Iowa
!; W, Walt and lady, Washington coun'
!, rennsylyania
! R. Loughy, farmer, 0skaloosa' Iowa
!; A. Granger, Toledo, Ohio a.
Nm, Boydston, Fort Wayne, ONO
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through this mornings paper tor the poor
Tor tho Christmas times Some $500 must
come nom their enlerPrisiBs eToit Tor the
needy.
Do not forget the name, W. II. Patterson
e Co. NO 6ll Main, corner Lamar street.
Tor tnH houss bias the greatest variety
OF laoey goods ever exhibited Ia Dallas
Look out for she great Cosmopolitan
bs4ar iolhe new Pilots building, E.m
stree. opening on Vie i7.h ing.ant, oppo,
site Mogtons building.
The attention OF tho public is called to
the advertisement Of Leon Kahn. An that
rs wanted 10 sn inspection. You will be
sure 10 buy when you see his stock.
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Ia speaking OF the pannlng out OF silver
mines at the head OF Bear creek, iu tho
Mount Esley district, the LeadyIIle Demo-
crat of the i.h OF December makes It ap.
near that Jim Green, an ex'Dallasite. has
st,pos Il rich. Green LEFT here several
vars ago and said he would
never return to Dallas unless he
cana back millionaire. He kept
a saloon on south Main street, rear Market
s,reet Which has since burned down, The
Democrat say: The Wall Street lode, m
the same vicinity, belonging to Mr.. James
Green. of IA Harrison avenue, this city,
has an out.croppIng OF steel galena seven
feet vide. 10 isatrue issufe vein and can
no traced distance OF three quarters q
miIe nav streak seven feet IN with
NAV he walked over for more than 300 feet.
Two ASSAYS OF ore from this claim have been
made-one averaging 81 100 aud the other
sSn1 nor ton. The lowest grade Of ore ever
tsLsn from this claim assayed SlS5 20 the
ION branch OF the Rio Grande railroad
wilI reach point within eight miles OF this
r,o,ertv early during the coming summer,
and a wagon road will connect the mines
with ihe railroad. The Wall Street il at the
vary head Of Beaver creek, twenly'sl1 miles
from Red Cliff -,.,.,. !.
other claius In the same vicinity lo'
Gated originally In the interests oil Texas
nartlas. hut since relocated aud now owned
Inv MIR. Green, are also rion H. promise
Ibe one known as the Ohittendon takine
The lead ASSAYS Of ore from this claim
ran as high NJ $50 In silver ana % per ceht.
io"b Assessment work has been done this
v ygT and the work OF active development
yiii he commenced early next summer
and sbipments Of ore be regularly made As
soon as the wagon road thall have been
Mar by, and belonging 70 the same
,,nnn IL Aurora. owned by Messrs. Green
and n ,ldNin. They have run tunnel
thirty feet. and struck itee.mulins gold ore
which runs nine ounces per ton
"n Wa. ,s,tiemen also inform ~ THAI The
pssver creek district isrioh In gold plactr',
and tbet thew have on several occasions
wasbed ont more than eighty'hve cents 10
the pan. 80.
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nnANn MILITARY nALL.

The ball to be given by the Queen CITY
yards at their armory on Live OAK street
sr Tuesday evening, bids fair to De one
the grandest affairs Of the Kind ever
ltn in the state The boys wiz u9
whipped in beautiful now uniforms au W.
pdrilling zielItly for the exhibition u,l'I'
y doubt the military display VIII De sp ,let.
y. Meme Bros. band will furnish lneW
~ music. The interest taken by the peo.
the affair indicstes that the spacious
~ will be well tiuet. Those who ial 70
'ehd will miss treat.
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rn1snNrr,s sENrENCEn

The following prisoners convicted at the
siober term OF the district court were
Fought into open court yesterday morning
|nl sentenced for the number OF years as
,gsd against them. The following ore
Asir names. crime for which they were
aayioted and the term Of years they were
|knleuced 20 serve.
Simeon Wilson; muidcT l5years'
Joe MoouyAam; burglary years
John Montgomery; thciy IA two cases 2
|ci 8 years.
David Edwards; burglary; 3 years
When asked the usual question h' tine
|ln 4 they had anything TO say Why n'
Ece should not be- passed upon them DA'
10 Eiwarjs said that he dit not minu 20,
.agothe penitentiary so much, out 'hhil
bAtad to be sent up on the testimony Oh
adutclman who had sworn falsely against
|,m.
William Rose, who was given nine. years
b the theft OF 500 from a uniIcd
hates soldier, was granted rev trial
Tue gang will be transferred to the penn
satiary within the next few DAYS.
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rnLAnG1NG Tmr MINns0R.

Yesterday Colonel w. E. Hughes, the
Hpsr ofthe Grand Windsor hotel prop eTty
lhe contract for the enlgrging of the
Iordlrc of the Grand" wing to Mr.. A..
'svwnlee contractor, which is the largest
gOlract Of the kind ever let in the city.
he contract IS to take down the walls OF
ks "Graud" wing OF the building, which
N COMPOSED Of prick, and replace them
I'M stone from the contract.
Ia quarry in Palo Pinto county.
Irlbu,ld an addition otthe same material
me present building making 100 feet
tat on Main street 30 on Austin trect
'Won Commerce street and 100 on Market
'rtst To be three stories high, the samo as
IN prtgeat building and "A court IN the
|sntpr. The Main front will be on Austin
flest while there will also be entrances on
Balm and Commerce streets. The building
hi COST alone some $4,000 and when The
|IhoIe receives the finishing touches, 10.
adine furniture and all, il will crowd
|rOOJO very close. Colonel Hughes is
|sulious and apparently slow To move, but
Iien he does II is decisive. The c9nttao'
stbat the building be completed w,ttlo
il months from the first Of January.
When completed 1t will be the nnest hotel
Aihe southwest
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Tarraut County Jan.

Sealed proposals Tor huating anew Jail
'o' IaIrant county Texas, according to the
plans aud Specifications now on hle In
county clerks office said couo,y Mil bp
received by said county clerk up to ~
0 clock m, Of The iith dag OF December.
1888, at which time the bids received win
De opened by tue commissioners court az
said county withavisw Of examining Inc
The said court reserves the
right to reject any O. all bids.
JoHN r. SgAYNr,
CLERK OF the County Court,
Iarrant County, Texas.
This November q, 1883.
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The Bois dare pavement is finished Oh
lamar street nom Elm street TO 'he Texas
Pacific railroad on Pacific avenue ana
se'enls a smooth, unlform SUFFICE, qui'e
Z Improvement on that street, the mos nos,
quented oil all the streets 10 the Guy SUI
sl.to'ore the most abominaole IN Nes
'eAsr. rhe eityoo unsil 81 the last mee''
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Sheriff Smith went to Mineoa yesterday
IN response TO a telegram stating mat >
man who gave his name IS Curtis haa been
..,,A AZ The marty who stole doc horse
.lnr, H.. Wash Leonard OF tbs city lev
nighgl slnee'
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,NtNcipIENr TIRE.

The Red Light, a hon,e Of ili.fepnic
caught fire about ,o'clock yes,'f ,il.
m0fninr. and the good CITIZENS @, ma
neirhhorhood are sorry u Wssuos ouI l.,.'
10 the ground, The uames Ny'v nv.
rulshed without the assistance vi 'nO H'o
denartment,
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Ialare I'D ihr Corn Cror

allure OF the Corn Crop. 800, -..-.
have been troubled Tor seyelM yo t,,s
nh very painful oorns, and tried nunltlOH !,
snedies. and failed TO receive any 9,ne,'
~ used St. Jacobs OIL, writes MI r., a
sstsf, 9O6 New York avenue. jersey Nny'
Atw Jersov
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ID. GOSLIN Proprietor


10 you WISH no Know AT ABOUT
weddings Invitations and Anniversary,
Precious S.uues, Significance aud Correspond
ing Munlhs,
Watctc Cold, silver aud ElcLd'
What shR ! bus fora Present.
solid 6lly Ware, IFS value aud be8uty.
oryor Plated Ware, in beautiful fuilns and
Quality
Aud nuWrI0ls niaer interesting suhleelsf
j en- ;. nd SIX Crsrs 70, r0s,ege aud receive
ifee Ihg magnllccnly illuiteted catalogue
70 300 illusuntinut) O the
MthMup q lACCAKu tEWELRY co
Forth and Locust streets 81 Louis Mo
! will be d revelation u you 10 Learn al what
HfMtRh Nuif LrW rniCts ihis great house
sells its ono goods
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mer.forh.. Mn rhn.nhnia

IN IMPAIRED NERVE FUhCri0Ss.
Or Q. A. Feruald, Boston, Mass, say,
= have used II IN cases OF impaired nerve
junction, with beneficial results, especially
ln-cdses where the system Is affected by the
toxic action of tobacco
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Coaches via The Missouri Pacific Railway.
leave Dallas every night from the new
DilcE DEPOT and runs through TO 81. Louis
without change Passengers have the PRIV
uese OF taking their meals ia the celebrated
hotel car. Purchase tickets Gl jOl Main
street
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ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELs LIKE A NEW MAN.
~ have had Dyspepsia. win Constipa-
kmds of pills, and TUFTS aro the first
mat nave done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Il
Splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like now
man ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
soldsvefywhern. a1e. Oflne. "A Mnrrnr 81. NY.
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Among the most etlioaclous Of remedies
'snis are the medical preparation, tom
!, laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkhami
Vnn, Massachusetts,.
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III. sick worn ami detected should reean
"a ~ s,y y,, Of Coldsn's LIQUID Bee
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lend's Extract.
For beast as well rs man, IraVe'nI
|novs, menageries. etc, always carry II
|rh them, aud unanimously testify TO JUS
|Gclcy,