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TaEsE ARE rnE pRAwERs You,yr Rr,n Annnr

auording protection against deleterious in.
giedients, at the same time admlttinp
friends, new and old. There may he and
doubtless are wholesome mixtures which
science can point out, thus adding To the
sum OF human happiness. Take. for az.
ample cotton-seed oil. Until a very recent
date eotton.seed, in excess of what might
be needed for planting was regarded as
nuisance. The great triumph Of Matthew's
gun was that It got rid Of the seed at slight
expense. There Is no reason TO suppose,
however that the oil which can be squeezed
OUT OF COTTON seed is any less pure, nutriti-
Gus and adapted TO the wants ofthe human
system than other OTIS, Ii NAV be. as the
manufacturers claim, really good sui sti.
tute for olive Oil. II may, too, be A WhoIs.
some Kitchen commodity, with a certain
admixtuie OF tallow, serving, when proper.
~ prepared, useful purpose as substi.
tute Tor lard or butter. Be that as II NAV
one thing is certain, there should be no de.
ception practiced. Every tub of grease
whether lard, butter. tallow, cotton seed
oil, or mixture of ALL should stand upon
It's own bottom. II Il is really good article
II will establish for itself market, Itmay
take time and capital TO effect the introduce.
tlon, out that is no valid excuse for practic.
ing fraud. To the prevention, exposure
and punishment of this kind of fraud the
government should address itself. The
several state governments and the govern
ment OF the United States should co.
operate, Unnecessary, lot us have Official
Inspection thoroughly covering the whole
field. These authorizations and frauds are
committed on large scale, and can be
dealt with effectively /. not popular senti.
ment persistently and urgently makes the
demand.
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Eating Befora aleeninr.

Man is the only animil that can be taught
to sleep quietly on an empty stomach. The
brute creation resent all efforts TO coax
them to such violation of the law Of ma
ture. The lion roars in the forest till he
has found his prey, and when he has de-
Voured IL, he sleeps over until he needs al Z.
other meal The horse will paw ell night
in the stable, and the pig will squeal In the
pen, refusing rest or sleep until they are
led. The animals which chew the cud have
their own provision for late meal Just b..
lore dropping of 10 their nightly slnmbers
Man can train himself 10 the habit OF
sleeping without preceding meal, but
only alter long years Of practice. As he
comes into the world natu' Q is too strong
for him, and he must be fed before he will
sleep. A child's stomach is small, and
when perfectly filled, If no sickness dis
turbs 1t, sleep follows naturally and in
eyltably. AS digestion goes on the stomach
begins TO empty. A single fold in IL will
make the little sleeper restless; two will
waken IL, and IL IL is hushed again to repose
the nap is short, and three folds put an end
to the slumber. Paregoric or other mar.
cotics may close its eyes a. ain, but
without either food or some
Supplying. drug IL will not sleep.
no matter now healthy IL may be. Not
even an angel who learned the art OF
minstrels in celestial cnoir can sing
babe to sleep on an empty stomach.
Weused the.oft-quoted illustration, "sleep.
Ing as sweetly as an infant because this
slumber of child follows Immediately af.
ter its stomach is completely filed with
wholesome food. The sleep which comes
TO adults long after partak-
ing OF food, and when the stomach is
nearly orquite empty, is not after the type
ofiniantile repose. There is all the differ
ence In the world between the sleep OF re.
treshment and the sleep Of exhaustion.
10 sleep well the blood that swells the
veins IN the head during our busy hours
must flow back, leaving a greatly dlmin.
ished volume behind the brow that lately
throbbed with such yehemence. To Dig st
well, this blood IL needed at the stomach,
and nearer the fountains OF life. II is a fact
established beyond the possibility Of con.
tradiction that sleep aids digestion, and
that the process Of digestion IL conducive 10
refreshing sleep. II needs no argument 70
convince us OF this mutual relation. The
drowsiness which always follows the we'll
ordered meal is itself testimony of nature
to this interdependence.- New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce.
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ATLANTA, Ga. May 10, 1851 have
own and watched the use Of the remedy
known as Switt's Specific TOR twenty wears.
and have seen more wonderful results from
l. tnan any remedy inside or outside of the
fhrmaeop@ia. i know its composition,
and DO not hesitate to say that 1t is tbs
safest and most efficient antidote TO ali
blood poison that is known to science. For
diseases incident to spring, 1t has no equal
IN assisting nature to throw Oft the impuri.
ties OF the blood brought on by the Slug.
gish circulation In the winter months. l
know II to be entirely vegetable, being pre-.
pared from the roots aud herbs OF our Geor.
gla forests. Asa tonic and Alternative for
cleanses the system, tones up the digestive
organs, and gives the little ones chance 10
grow and tatten. A few bottles of this
remedy will benefit every man. woman and
child in the land, and especially In the
spring. Yours truly,
J. DICKSON SMITH, NJ. ID.
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Tins institution, under the management
OF Mrs: Q, I. Dickinson, will open ON The
nrst Monday of September Three years
ago this accomplished teacher commenced
her work in Dallas with only three pupils,
and Just before this summers vacation she
closed with nearly ninety. To accommo.
GATE yet further increase her school
building, No. 1912 Jackson street, is being
considerably enlarged. The course of study
Is likewise to be extended, A Kindergarten
department will be one of the features, and
WIN be under directress who has had a
large experience in the Chicago and ST.
Louis schools, special advantages In litera-
ture, art and music are afforded in this com
plete academy. The German, French and
spanish languages will also be taught by
competent professors. Thus, year by wear
has this educational institution grown I'M
facilities and favor until IL has reached its
present status and enviable reputation.
All communications should be addressed
TO Mrs Q. T. Dickinson principal, No. 1912
Jackson street Dallas.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONAL.

J. p. Goodson, travelling salesman for a
Little Rock firm, is in the city.
o. Martin and James McEnnis left yes
terday for pleasure trip to Corsicana.
DR.. II. A. Wilmans left last evening for
Washington city, whittier he goes on bust
ness.
wv. Hill, editor of the Chronic,e-Clip-
per, Colorado City, was in the city yester-
day.
Miss Kate Cabell accompanied her father,
Mayor Cabell, to Mckinney yesterday and
returned last evening.
HARRY-Leave tor Beach house tonight.
Diamond solitaire bracelets at Webb's,
$l60. Come and bring them. PUss.
Captain w. NJ. johnson, city engineer, is
in Memphis, whittier he was sent by the
city council to inspect the system of the
sewerage of that city.
John Pearson, the irresistible drug drum
mer of st. Louis firm, accompanied by an
assistant and fifteen Saratoga.liKe trunks, is
quartered at the Windsor hotel.
Mayor w. L, Caoell, d. A. Williams, T..
b. Fisher and Alderman Spellman, as mem
bers OF committee of arrangements, went to
Mckinney yesterday and returned, report
ing everything lovely for the reunion at
Mckinney on the Ith ard eth OF august
At the st. George; W L f wilkins,
Longyiew; ] Record, Forney; A Rallins
ana lady, Milwaukee, Wis; Q N Connellee,
Eastland; B f Barrow, Brenhsmi X Boy
kin. Fort Worth; Wyatt Lipscomb, w II
Tucker, Cameron; II Crlswell, Texar-
kama; John Solone, w Embry, = Davis,
s W King, Waxahachie; Il NJ Bachelor,
Texas; L II Atchison, Chicago: A J Bell
and wife, Corsicaua; Jessie Ramsey, Texas
G Penn, Grandvitw; L O Dunn. Grape
vine; L jenkins, st Joseph, Mo; ] II
Wafford. Fincsstle; Joe W Hill and wife;
Colorado City; IL II True, 81 Louis w J
Dollarhite, Terrell; r M Hall, La Sale
county: J Goodson, Little Rock; H W
Moseley. Virginia; I II Behrney, Calves
ton; d NJ Oldham, Terrell; G Z Fallen,
Gainesville: Walter S Bell, Pointe Coupee,
La; f b Hannah, Mckinney; B + Eitel;
Demmit; VIM NJ Baker, Galveston; Il Il
Craig, Texas.
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This well'known school win open the
hrst Monday in September and continue
Tor term OF ten months. The board have
secured the services of Mrs. L. NJ Dake. as
principal, with a full corps of experienced
assistants. This school Is Thoroughly
graded, and taught on the plan of the pub.
NC SCHOOLS OF onr eastern cities. All
branches In the Primary, Grammar and
High School departments Will reeeiye
thorough attention. Free.hand Drawins
and Latin free of charge. The school is
strictly non-sectarian. As limited nnm.
Der OF pupils, only, will be received. those
desiring admittanoe will apply TO Mrs /
NJ. Dake, principal, 3l1 Pocahontas street
or to |, Reinhardt, president Of school
board, I0i Elm street, or to II. M. Kahn and
Sgmund Loeb, trustees OF school,
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Railroad Suits.
A good many OF those who gave notes IN
The Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central Rail
road company have requested us TO act as
committee in preparing to contest paw
ment OF same, claiming that said notes were
not due equitably or legally.
In order that degnite arrangements may
lie made Tor defense OF same, we would re.
quest all those interested To meet et
CITY hall 8 O'Clock p. m. Monday, july q.
Unless a sufficient number meet and sab
scribe to the agreement, we cannot act as
committee, and each party who gave a
note can make his own defense, and need
not expect us to take any action In the
matter W. q. SIcRLEs,
PAD0Irr Bros,
q, q. MIDDLETON.
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ing the same, and learned that contractors
we're elamoring for mo:e of them. They
are reported as very scaroa and
In demand at S. 80 per day. Con
FACTORS are advertising for hands of
TINS character, anu Mr.. kigh. of
the firm of Figh & Son, stated to reporter
yesterday that there was not only a great
demand for them. but that thew com.
manded good prices, and that he would
lake all he could get and insure them reeu.
lar work. The building boom that has pre-.
vailed for several months past and which is
sun under Roadway had created demand
ior this character Of labor never before
known IN the history OF the CITY,
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Persons contemplating visiting the
springs would do well not to forget the cele-
brated Hughes Springs and the elegant
hotel accommodations that can be found at
the East Lynne house which has been
leased by Messrs Best & Blake, who are so
successfully and acceptably running the
Draughn house at Texarkana. Hughes
Springs is a lovely and comfortable place
to visit, and tue accommodations of the
East Lynne house are similar to those of
the best hotels, and at the same time you
can have the comforts of home. Why 90
out OF the state to watering places When you
can get the same accommodations at the
East Lynne house, Hughes Springs.
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Yesterday Mr.. ]. D. Crawford purchased
Of John T. Long half interest in his live y
stable on Main street, opposite the post
office. The sum paid is not known, yet IL
is thought to be q good one. The style OF
the new firm is Long & Crawford, and they
propose giving Dallas a first-class livery
stable, and will furnish the finest animals
and the most stylish turnouts
and propose to keep vehicles of every de-
scrption to suit the tastes of all. Both
gentlemen are lovers of fine horses, and
having good taste, will naturally take to
the business which they are determined TO
build up and render it pleasant to the Gus
toner and paying to themselves.
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TUTIIS HAIR DYE.
Dallas National Bank
DALLAS, TEXAS.
PAID UP CAPITAL, SI5O,OOO.
Transacts a General Banking Business,

ITNHdHVN 4 NuntThI BAnkIng Hugineas,
V Tompkins, Yiee.Presldent X. NJ. Reardon.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS Charles Wheeler. r. V. Tomp.
kins, I X Ferguson, A. J, 20 ter. ]. T Tfege.
want Jr l.. a Mordecai, W Il Wright, @. A.
Heating 4 NJ Reardon.
The following are Eastern Subscribers TO the
Stock OF this Bank; Charles Wheeler Vice.
President Contra Nftlonal Bank. Philadelphia.
q NJ. TfAutman, President Genital National
Bank, Philadelphia; 7 W Biowt Prhvideut
Life Trust Company, Z ilsdelphla W. A
Pullman, President seAboard Bank. New YorE.
;. q BaynN, President First National Bank
bradford, Pa; l. +. Lawton, First National
Bank Orlean, n Y. j. " Ritz, St Petersburg
lIa Savings Bank; J Hanna. Weir Plow
Company. Monmouth, H.; d. oDay, Vie.
President United Pine Liner,
Bank IN Dexter & le,gusson's former Insur.
anee ONCE MAIN STREET.
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CITY MATTERS.
A Chicken Story for the Not Over
CredulOus.
Confession of Thief Commissioners
Court.
-
Other Interesting Chips and Straws.
A Wonderful Chicken

Mr.. Finlsy, of Arlington, whose veracity
is beyond question writes to gentleman
here, that he has living curiosity in the
shape of a chicken, the head of which was
cut of few morning since by well. mean
ing cook who thought otfrying it, no doubt
for breakfast but no sooner was the
head severed than the same regained its
probabilities are that it Is a
game cock and would have crowed defiantly
mad not its Growing apparatus been sew
cred by the surgical operation. This
sounds very much like cock and bull"
story, but IL Is must be remembered that
this is a most wonderful chicken.
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Professor W. NJ. Malcolmson, ofthe I'm
perial Lyceum of Lille, France, has been
secured to teach French in the Female
College, and Professor Il. NJ. Wallank, OF
the Academy of Knights, Brandenbnrg,
Prussia, to teach German. French,
German and Spanish will be taught
by the conversational method.
Professor Wallank will also assist in
the music department, teaching piano,
organ, thorough bass and harmony. and
lecture on the history of music. Besides,
he will meet the music class twice week
to give thorough instruction in the theory
of music
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Revival.

The revival meeting under the auspices
Of the Mission Sunday school at the court
house will continue on through the week.
Preaching every night, and prayer meeting
at the Dallas Female college every morn
ing at half past o'clock, The Rev. George
Gatewood. will preach tonight and to-mor-
row night. Other ministers are expected
during the week, to assist in the good work.
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Douglas Bros, Merchant Tailors, No. 7O3
Main street, have on hand a full liue OF
dress goods of all KINDS and complete
stock of medium weight goods, suitable for
all seasons. They employ none but the
best cutters and filters, and are practi-
cal workmen themselves, and having
years experience IN the business they are
enabled to purchase the best OF goods at the
lowest possible figures. They keep abreast
OF the times and by their close attention TO
business and their studied efforts to please,
preciative public which is the best Judge
and patron of true merit.
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Bob Patterson, colored, charged with the
THEFT of two pair of pants, coat and two
pistols from a room over Longs livery
stable, who was captured at Denton, was
brought down by Sheriff Smith, who went
after him Yesterday morning, and lodged
in Jail He made q confession admitting
the theft and stated that Rufus
Clark, colored, was his accomplice.
Rufus was arrested and they both now
linper hehind the bars.
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- SALADo, TEX, July IL, lSSS.-TS2 900 !
Received of r. b. Parrott, business mana.
ger OF the Texas Benevolent Association.
the sum OF Two Thousand Dollars in full
payment OF all claims against the associa.
u0n under certificate of membership No
l;3Sl, terminated by the death Of William
Hollander.
[Signed. NJ. A. HoIIANnFR.
Witnesses W, Il. Cauthen, D. II. Arm
strong.
Every able-bodied citizen Of Texas can
create an immediate provision for his fami-
ly from One to Five thousand Dollars in
this noble institution, and maintain il at A
cost less than the taxes and fire insurance
on me same amount OF real estate IN any
town ia the state,
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A Gard

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc,
will send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge, This great remedy was discover,d
by missionary in South America. SEND
self.addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, station D, New York
city,
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Ask your grocer for can of the new
Royal Snowflake" made only by the
Do2ier- Weyl Cracker company, St. Louis.
These goods are packed only IN cans hold
ing about seven pounds, and are guaran-
teed TO be equal to any crackers made in
the United States, The cans being nearly
alright and excluding dampness, insects
etc, the crackers retain their flavor and
crispness for an indefinite period. Ask
your grocer for can of them.
DozIER-WRYL CRACKER COMPANY,
St IOuis
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To-day, beginning at IL O'Clock the
Houston & Texas Central will change its
present schedule, and the trains will arrive
and depart as follows;
GOING NORTH.
No arrives Mt $40 and caves at $50 a. m.
No | arrives at $50 and leaves at 9 p. m.
No II arrives at 1920 and leaves at p. m.
GoIEG SOUTH
No. arrives at $50 and leaves at a. m
No. 1 rives at $40 and leaves at $3.50 p. m
No, Il arrives at and leaves at 1880 p m.
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The Tenderfeet, Of Caruth, and the
"Kids," of Frankfort, did not play yester-
day afternoon, as they advertised to, owing
to the fact that most of the members OF the
kids" failed to appear and forfeited the
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Capacity, ten tons daily, situated at Ty-
err, Texas the junction of the International
Il Great Northern, Texas & ST, Louis and
Kansas Il Gull Short Line railways. Now
shipping three tons daily--no competition
For particulars, terms, etc, address Tyler
Ice Factory, Tyler Texas.
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County Commissioners Court.

The county commissioners court con-
yened yesterday and transacted lot OF
routine business, and, among other things,
insured the courthouse in the sum of $50
COO. The report of the committee appoint.
ed to investigate the alleged cruelties prac-
ticed on the poor-iarm prisoners, which
were expected to report, will not do so
until Wednesday, to which day the court
adjourned.
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The Texas & Pacific is 40 miles the
shortest route to New Orleans, and as the
line has recently been placed in tirst.class
repair, you can leave Dallas at 4 a. m. and
arrive at New Orleans 1880 next morning.
Tickets at 5N Main street.
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Expose the Fraud.
Patent medicine vendors are now putting
up condition powders In packages as large
as nigger's foot for % cents, but they are
utterly worthless. One small package OF
Sheridan's Condition Powders is worth
dray load ~ them
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The Postmaster-Generai

The Postmaster-General
having prohibited registered letters and
post Office money orders from being delig-
cred or paid to lottery companies, the I'M
dersigned will receive moneys, and order
tickets. No charge for ordering tickets.
GEO. A. WEBSTER,
70l Elm Street, Dallas, Tex.
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The Rev. George II. Thayer OF Bourbon
Ind, says: Both myself and wife own
ous lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
Sold by W. H. Patterson & Co., druggists,
Dallas
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Foot Race

This afternoon, between 5 and O'Clock,
az the race course, the foot rsce between
Louis Young, of Houston, and ]. Il. Hol-
place. "''' '"A0
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.
BurrEscup, TEXAS August q 1852.

aessrs. Morley Bros. - -''-'
9 SShESTRKNKN - have sold WONDERFUL,
1iShi 70 several OF my customers who used
me- LOT 81 I'M, the sure sure Of BLACK LEG ~ giving
a ns OF TWO doses internally and apply ng Il ex.
J. b. HUTCHINSON,
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Reltatous.

Bs-FIRsT BAPTIST CHURUH-Corner Of
Sycamore aud Patterson avenue. Rev II. N
Hanks, pastor, Sunday school at Q30a m
Dr. j. l.. Williams, superintendent. Preaching
IL q m and Is D. m. Pulpit will be occupied
o-day by Rev |, I. Tlohnor, ID. ID.
arFlRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
OF Bryan aud Pearl streets Sunday school at
$50 a.. m, preaching at u a. m, anu at $50
p. IN by v I. surman. All are invited.
EST, PATRlCKS CHURCH.-Corner Wood
and Cabell streets First mass at 1870: solemn
high mass al 10 n. m sermon. vespers at
7S0 p, m. Lecture. Benedcton. Rev. V.
Quin0n, pastor, residence 1860 Main street
ssrCoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunuay-sohoOl NJ $50 n IN. Preaching at IL q.
m and p m Experimenting Thursday
evenin0 At 7:an
ps-DALLAs CITY MlssIUN-Ciuspci scr yioe
Mission Sunday.schoo tn s afternoon at the
court house Singing commences at $3.50, Sun.
day-school proper at 4. singing also after the
sunday.school. A cordial Invitation extended
to all.
nB-FLOYD STREET NJ. e. CHURCH SOUTH
Kew, J. W. Hill, pastor. Preaching at II a.
m and p. m. Sabbath school at $50 a. IN.
cordial Invitation extended TO ALL
sB-coNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH-Cornero Of
HARDWOOD ana Bryan streets. Preaching by Rev.
|. 2, scoield at II a. m and p. m. Sunday.
school at l225 p m. hearty welcome 10 all.
TABERNACLE NJ, +. CHURCH-Rev. 8.
A. Thomson, pastor. Services ut II a. m. and
lSO p m. Sunday school at $50 p. m. Seats
free. Public cordially invited.
es-FlRsT PRESBYTERIAN UHURCH-Uor-
ner Main and Harwoed streets. Rev. A. p.
Smith, pastor. Preaching at II q. M and s
p. m. Sabbath. school at $50 a. m. The
public generally invited
ss-CUMB. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
North Harwood street Rev. D. w. BrouEhton
pastor, Preaching II O. IN and 7:80'p m. Sabbath
school at $50 a, m. Robert II. beay, Ruperin.
tendent. cordial invitation extended u ali
nS-LAMAR STREET N. Il. UhUKyh SOUTH
-Worshiping at Dallas Female college, Live
Oak street. Rev. w. II. Hughes, pastor.
Preaching at II q. m, and 8 0. m Communion
every first Sunday. after the morning services.
Sabbath school at q, m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at p. m. A cordial invita-
ton exienned 70 all.
nB-LIyE OAK STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner Live Oak and Harwood street, g. A. Hay
den, pastor. Services every Sunday at II a.
m. and 8 p m. Sunday school at o. 90 a. M, w
i. Addison, superintendent
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What will stop my coughing at mig hit
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy will
Price 10 cents, so cents and 81. Sold by
w, II, Patterson 4 Co.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle t.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents
Sold by w. H. Patterson & Co., druggists,
Dallas,
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Fever and ague and chills and fever
broken up and prevented by using the
purely vegetable remedy, Carter's Liver
Bitters. An anidote to all m alarial poison