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bavlnga pasture In an open grove, and
also Ma pasture vel set IN Timothy and
clover. Now, much depends upon the way
these lots are pasiufed. The wood lot
should be pastured first, and the cattle
kept Of the timothy and clover, because the
grass among the trees will be much richer
and more pa'atable II fed before the trees
come into full foliage. This pasture then
should be allowed to grow up until OCto'
Der 1, when IL will again be IN prime con.
diton, at a time when timothy and clover
have stopped growing.
TODAY . qUoTATf0Nb.
BEEy OATTIK-BuLchers STOCK, grass fed, Az
corn fed, 5@154
BARREN Cows-Fat 5d5A centa.
BHIPPING-5Ad5E cents.
STcCK-Per head, s16eD6l0
Mich cows-With calves, s35@S6o
Hoes-Corn.fed, &C. gross; timber fat d.
stock. 898K.
sHEEP--Mutton 4041i cents; stock, per head;
81. O0C08s.00.
HoRss-Extrs nne. per span, s3oO@s5oG fancy
harness, el50@S200; livery harness, T6QS17b;
farm S50@s125; ponies, S25q85O.
MULRs-Extra heavy 812b082OG medium 1000
100 en- all e30G60
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80
FUTURES.

In New York to-day cotton futures were
from 567 points lower than last evening
The nearer months showing the greater
decline. In Liverpool there was an adj
vance from 3-64 to 5 "a, but the market
closed unsettled. A singular feature of
the market is that the figures for May and
July in New York are identical, an occur
renee which seldom is witnessed and which
shows plainly that there is very little COZ
ton being carried at this time by dealers in
futures.
Chicago Produce and Provisions-The
grain market in Chicago was
weak to-day. May wheat sold
for s1.1l3, decline of cent since
Yesterday. For June it brought ll3 3-S. a
falling Off of cent. May corn was quoted
al SO IL, a decline of 5S, while for June it
showed the same falling oil and closed at
5i7-s. The receipts in Chicago to-day we're
wheat, 39,9I7; corn, 2l2 436; oats, l07 ,4i4.
The same dav last year they We're: wheat,
1866; corn, 50, l5l; oats, u col: The ship
ments to-day were: wheat, o ,Gl2; corn, sd
2S2; oats, 107 1853. The corresponding day
last year they were: wheat, g. 762; corn,
80 ,OO3; oats, IA ,4S3. Provisions were q
shade lower. The last quotations at !
O clock for May pork were at S20l0, but on
the close 1t was nominal. June pork was
2 IL cents off Of last nights prices and
brought S2010. May lard was y II cent?
lower and brought $ll.S IL, and June de-
clined at IL IL cents and closed at 81 40.
In st. Louis there was decline of wheat,
May falling off 4, and closed at Sl.l33. For
June it was lower and brought SLl45
Nav corn closed at 50 bid, which shows d
decline of I. June corn is the same price a
Yesterday, 522. There was no change in
oats, May bringing 423 bid, and June closed
at 43s bid.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The consumption of pig iron in the
United States in 1881. according to the last
report of the American Iron and Steel asso-
citation, amounted to 4,9o2, 565 gross tons,
and in 1882 to 4 1868, 27S gross TONS. The pro-
duction of domestic pig iron in 1881 IS gwen
at 4, IA ,254 gross tons, and in 1857 at 623'
1923 gross tons. These figures show that
foreign rig iron was required during those
years to meet the demand. In 1881 the I'M
portation of pig iron Is given at 52O, $50 net
tons, and in 1882 at 654 97S net tons.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Axes-Collins per dozen, 900; Gold Dollar per
dozen, 500; Diamond, Edge per dozen, lo'oG
shovels and spades-Rowland's discount 30
per cent Ames' list steel goods, discount 4oano
skiilets and lids, SC per pound; sugar kettles,
scsles-Fairbanks, discount Is per cont
Howe. discount 25 per cent.
Tin plate-I. c.. 10X14, per box, sou; u. Hx
2o per boz, 500; Terne, l4x2O, per box. $50;
Terne. 2ox2s. per box, 1850: RI ,o,.
tamped, discount 40 per cent.
Solder-No. !, l5c; No. liz ana Ia lSc per
No. duck horse collars 90 per dozen.
Hames-two loop 100 per dozen, three loop
TacssNln boxes 100 papers, $50 per box.
Grub hoes--per dozen, 800; railroad picks
Mattocks-per dozen, 1L00.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel ai@4 80.
Rubber Beltng-Discount so per cent
Nails-4. rs rate.
Sheet iron-27 B. &c; galvanised, discount 2
per cent
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts, finished, 90: poles, s13 so. Single.
trees, wagon, select sl.75; buggy, %; express,
$50. Wagon tongues 300. Hickory axles,
10. 90. Bolsters, 40. Coupling poles 4,75.
dpokes XXX, select 2.75; xxx, $50. Sawed
feloes, "a, 10; 2, 200 Bowden Shoes 9 90.
5. rs. Ban iron, DC rate Plow steel, 70; spring
steel, Sc: cast steel. 1Sc.
BUeeIns-Grade and spring, top, t9o9lOo; DO
open. S7OM8O; do side springs top, 5l0o@l35; do
side bar, S1OOsl8O dophaetons, Sl25o150: A grade
side spring, el4O@2O0; do pfRetons, s15o@2Oo
bump seat buggies, sl75@250 platform spring.
nlGGlat: three prtng wagona. s9O@llb.
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County Court.

In the county court yesterday the follow
ing cases we're disposed Of:
State VS.. Bud Scribner, aggravated as
sault and battery; given eighteen months
Imprisonment on the poor farm.
State VS.. John Davis, colored, theft OF
coal; given one hour in the county jail.
State VS.. Julia Turner, disturbing public
peace; fined So and cost.
State VS.. Emma Collier, simple assault;
fined So and cost.
Mrs. Caroline Hannah, charged with lu-
macy, was com mitted to the Jail to await
transportation to the asylum. She is sup
posed to have gone crazy by the cruel treat.
ment of her husband, who beat her and
finally deserted her, taking with him the
children, going to Todd county, Kentucky.
The poor woman begs for the children con-
stantly.
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LIVE srOCH

There are about 225,0OO head Of stock cat
tie in Nevada.
IL has been officially stated that pleuro-
pneumonia does not exist among West VIZ
ginia cattle. The government is pushing
work on the coast guard quarantine sta
lions for imported cattle in order TO guard
against the introduction of the disease.
Says the Indiana Farmer California
has 4, l52, $40 head Of sheep. In that state
the power Of the legislative branch OF the
government Is not thrown in favor OF the
dogs and against the sheep, 50 in this. I'm
der the dog law Of 1881 In five or six years
Indiana would have DOUBLED her present
number Of sheep, and dogs would have de
creased in the same ratio"
bune writes as follows Thirty steers OF
500 or go weight on good pasture from
Nav LIST 70 NOvem Der should gain each 40
po1nds. Much depends on their condition
when turned out in the spring. Those
uintered around sfrag-stscks without gram
will not begin TO gain for several weeks.
Their digestion is bad; much blood y beeo-
ed torebev their coat Of hair and loosen the
hide. on the other hand, q steer already
fat will not Gain 30 much as one IN what y
called good condition. Such an animal
will increase very fast from Nay lst % the
middle or last Of Jure, averaging. perhsps,
with a little grain ct first four POUNDS per
day, but during July and August very II
tie gain would be manifest. while the thin
steer would then be in.c0OditiOn 20 be 81
dingsoms weight. Il is much better 20 mar
ket July Let the steers fhss were fat When
turned upOn -sss 10 Nay. Cattle Tinier-
Cd around sIr1W-sfscks vii Be % good con
diti0n without any grain i they are
fed 81 the same time win 4 molef-
ste amount Of corn fodder, Of four OF I've
ear Of corn Per day Without the 100
Der. A farmer viii make il pay % to-rOE
money with which % buy c1rn 70 fetd ca
ne siutering around sfraW-stackss 81 most
Of The cattle DO in al ststes west Of Fem
svivEuia. II II no unusual thing IN ms
c.yuntrr Of cheap end aoundaut curn % Sc
during Ea-ch dead cattle lying around
grrs-sstscks. starved % oestn. Two
months aFo saw such s.Ent Eitnin tgo
miles Of ny residence the owner wortr
AZ no. With hundreds q bushels o. CON
rerf 70 led hors-fbe everlnst Ok bog
Fa-ue-s make ~ eIpeuEFe miSeEe u
fhirkinr rrnin ed 20 sock cattle l. vnsteo-
A cu-resp1rdent firm MictiEans wnoee N
quiriss s1EE-stsd AIS nrticls. sPsaks q
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CONSOLIDATED RECEIPTS.
This Year Last Year
gToCKs.
EXPORTS.
mi, Voo. Toet Vno

THERE is an other effort being made to
erect a cotton factory in this city, with
every prospect of success. The people OF
Dallas have not made failure in anything
they have attempted lately, and it is to be
hoped will not do SO in this instance. There
are now 19l cotton factories in operation, or
soon will be, in the south, and all
have paid large dividends. The
Montgomery Advertiser in a
recent article says 1.-The Grsniteville, South
Carolina, Factory company has Just de-
cared its last annual dividend of q per
cent, after paying all expenses and the in
terest on its bonded debt. The stock
holders are said to complain loudly at their
hard luck, because last year they made 30
per cent. The market is really very bad
when a southern factory has TO put up with
q per cent" If a factory in South Caro-
lima can pay such dividend, besides pay
ing interest on bonds to build 1t, there is no
reason why a factory In Dallas, with its
capital stock full paid, should not make
much greater return on the amount in
vested IN its construction.
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TRADE'iTEMs

Iowa contains about 3 500 saloons.
Alligators are said TO be numerous In the
swamps of southern Georgia.
A chalk factory has been established at
Moravia, New York. -.
Quantities Of furs and pelts are brought
into Billings, Montana.
A mica mine L. said 20 have been discov-
cred near Mora, New MEXICO.
The profits OF Silg Sing, New YORK,
trison for ADrl were 5000; Of Auburn
prism, 81, 100.
The American Steamship company of
PHILADELPHIA ran behind go 600 last yer.
Thsra sre over twertv hotels now buLo
ing in the City Of Mexico.
l. Inc YocOla, MIsstssippi, mills. from
uuary 1st TO April p, turned out $500
pds Of yarn.
e test Of good orange is said TO be its
ain ana heavy weight.
an ,Iiums sell at thirty cents a quart
ksonville, Florida, and blsckbernes
cents q quart.
,ung man in Otseeo county. New
YS-r. gained s125 900 on the rise OF hops
within the last year. Co.,,
has paid out 70 people living near inst toNn
5000 since styeer.
Tweufv-sir hundred applications for
rfuuur licenses have been received In Boston
tbis wear. aeninst 3 90 lest year.
PITY white men sDd 80 Chinese are en-
uIOyed IN ne FineFarQ o. eA-orfDl"'i
stanford ct Nins-
A heavy frost and ire IN northern VIZ
risIis il bisziIlg fruit. but hes done no m
Jury 20 wheat Corn vss planted TOO coio
and vet. -
Cucunbers sell readily IN Boulder for
tr-ntv-fivs cents each. Cholerh-mOrpus
vii Be- Of cJmmon Occurrence theres IKE
wise phyuc-
The iriurv 10 the apple trees In central
Ious bv he cod Of last winter, vas not es
crest o. arreneral as vas frst repd'rted-
bed 81 coal ~ and bal eel tntcLi
fwo and q half miles lonE, and hali-iiii,e
-tce. bas ben opened IN PulssE county
TirEinis-
The IerneEsrs pruuCters 81 t1e slE ~
dnst-ies AZ nbUut 70 nd one mllion IN
wr~r errs % he rDvsrnCr d GeorEla ~
@ -Ib1fi0r-
ne Corfir b-rurht . stliprnsut o. 40loot
pounds q OPIUM. ne larEe9 s1irme1i .
as fr,r via his nrrirrd n San fran-
q - for e1rne TINE
Fron s-pssnbs- V Hsr.t l.rhs s0uth
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.


There were only few wagons loaded
with grain upon the streets to-day, ana ali
offered was readily taken by retail dealers.
There is good and a growing demand for
both corn and oats TO supply immediate
wants for local consumption. There IS a
little corn coming here from Kansas by
rail, which is generally re.billed without
breaking bulk for other localities. Prices
are steady at former figures:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
WHrAT-Choice, 90c.; me1ium, S5c low grede,
Csc; bicaragua, 80 orc.
RYE irm at 81 TO SIC.
BARLEY-50 TO 6)c.
OATs-50 to Sc for s5dna'i 80 to SIC. for fall
choice red rust proof, 5s 10 6Oc.; in sacks &c.
CosS-In shucE. SO to 52c sbelled and sacked.
Bias We quote at mills. eOc; in store, sacks,
FsoUR-we quote City Mills as follows xxx,
81 40; xxx, 81 65; extra $40 Magnolia,
g. 75 Fancy, So 10 70 t345; choice, sS 70 TO
1926; xxx, IS 90 to ss.t5; xxx, t2.tO TO
1926 Xxx $40 TO q .
CORN MEAL-Per bushel, SIC.
fEED-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, " -
crushed corn and cob, per 100 lbs, tl2o; crushed
corn ana barley. per 100 lbs, s2.VO; corn pian'
PEI t ~, "a N Is. bright $40 FROM stores
prairie. baled, dark. So % e.: bright sl2:
bright, free on board car, $40 to sl2; DARK "
MIILEr sEEp-6Oc: German millet sl.25.
CoTToN SEED-Fim at l3fc. per bushdL
At the present time there is very little
wheat stored in the warehouses on the
Timer Sacramento river, and at the utmost
there is not more than 1900 or 5000 tons 10
be transported.
During the twelve months ending with
March the folio wing quantities OF grain
were received at the elevators in Boston:
Grand Junction, 2 s36,9S4 bushels; Hoosac
Tunnel, 2.179, Jas; New York and New Eng
80 800 n aGr
2I2. 900, Chandler Street, 100000. Since
the Grand junction elevator was finished
in 1870 more than O., 0o0, 900 bushels Of grain
have been passed through 1t.
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AS this question is frequently asked, we
will simply say that she is lady who for
upwards OF forty years has untiringly de-
voted her time and talents as a female ply
stefan and nurse, principally among chill
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stitution and wants of this numerous class,
and, as a result of tins effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained in lifetime spent as
q nurse and physician, she has compounded
a Soothing Syrup for children teething. 1t
operates like magic-giving rest and health,
and is moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article, Mrs
Winslow is becoming world-renowned as a
benefactor OF her race children certainly
do rise up and bless her; especially is this
the case in this city. Vast quantities Of the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Winslow has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchild-
rem have been saved from an early grave by
its timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share its benefits and unite in calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our opin-
ion, until she has givenit the benefit of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try it, moth
ers-try it now.-[L Ladies Visitor, New
York city. Sold by all druggists. % cents
q bottle,
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Committee for Decorating the Press Hall
The following ladies have been appointed
a special committee, and are respectfully
requested to assist in decorating the hall
selected for the meeting of the Texas Press
associations: Mrs. l. X. Johnson Mrs. W.
G. Veal, Mrs. Alex. Sanger, Mrs. Alfred
Davis, Mrs. Theodore Wallace, Mrs. w. G.
Howard, Mrs. c. B. Stephenson, Mrs. Bar
net G.bbs, Mrs. NJ. II, lIickox, Mrs, j. NJ
House, Mrs. Wat Carlth, Mrs. M. McClel-
Ian. These ladies are respectfully re-
ouested to meet at the board OF trade
rooms, over Orsm's jewelry store, Elm
street, Wednesday morning, May 9th, at
10 O'Clock, and to take such action as they
may deem necessary. These appointments
ars made without consultation, yet it is
hoped they will be accepted and thus as
sist the Dallas Press club in welcoming the
editors of Texas tc our CITY. By order OF
President Elliott. H. G. STEVENSON,
Secretary.
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A ysiuabie ObllI Tonlo- Head this Issu
many

NEW ALnARY, Miss, June 0, ISL
Messrs. X. A. l,Obinson Il CO., Louisville.
0EsrIEHEE-0ut Of several gross Of
Hughes Chill Tonic sold since / located
here two years $50, not failure has been
reported. The demand Ia increasing daily.
The people have learned that tits as repre-
sented, q certain, safe and speedy cure for
Chills and Feyer-and will have no other
remedy. This Is the almost universal state
ment Of my customers In this section. Its
advantages over Quinine and other anti
periodics have been thoroughly demon
strated. Besides the efficiency OF this
Tonic, the SAFETY and comfort attending its
use speak highly in its favor. Small chill
dren take it readily. In my drug store a
popular physician has his Office. You know
the regular IN. ID. s" dislike to recon-
mend patent medicines. Hughes Tonic is
the only one OF which be has ever spoken
favorably, After exhausting the Materia |
Medica Intellectually, he was cured of case |
of chronic chills, of long standing, by the use |
of half bottle of Hughes Tonic. Really |
it is pleasure to handle such remedy,
for it never disappoints. If you should
wish any testimonials, can furnish you
with hundreds from reliable persons. The
last lot ordered is nearly out, ana | will
have to replenish soon. 1t is one of my
stables. Respectfully,
[Signedl f. w. WALTON.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson & Co..
wholesale druggists, Louisville, Kentucky.
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Cuticnra.
OUR LITTLE BOY
A Story Of InfanilIs Suffering Truly
as Told by His Parents.
Guticnra.

Ma. EDfToR-We feel II our duty /, write you
what the Cu'lcura remedies have done for our
title boy, who has been terribly afflicted with
salt Rheum, SorOfnla and Erysipeas ever since
he was born. and nothing we could give hin
helped him until we tried Cuticura, which. after
using quite quantity, began 10 help him and
gradna ly cured him, until he is now as fair as
any child. His body was completely covered
aud his face and hands swelled very badly. We
had no comfort with him. 1t was much work
to take care of him. and he suffered so. We be-
gan TO treat him when he was eighteen mouths
old, giving him at first ten drops of the Cuticura
ResOlyent at a time. bathing in warm water and
Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura carefully
to the entire body. He is now three and half
years old and Is perfectly well We have not
written before because we thought 1t might ap-
pear again; but 1t has not, and we are very
thankful.
MR.. AND MRS. EVERETT sTEBBINS.
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The Dallas Union Lodge, L. o. 0. F., col
ored, will celebrate its third anniversary
to-day, at Shady View park, by picnic.
They will parade through the streets to the
park, headed by band of music, and there
will be feast, and dancing to add, to the
pleasures of the occasion. Since its birth
the lodge has rapidly increased in member
ship. Some one of the prominent members
of the order will deliver an address.
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Constipation is positively cured by Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Not by purging
and weakening the bowels, but by reguiat-
ing and strengthening them. This IS done
by improving the digestion and stimulat-
ing the liver to the proper secretion of bile,
when the bowls will perform their custom
airy functions in an easy and natural man
ner. Purgative pills must be avoided.
Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills, Price
25 cents
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DIR. J. w. Gibbon, of Ark, writes: For
many years my wife was a sufferer from a
terrible female complaint that batlled the
skill of all physicians around me. She used
DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters,
thew cured her sound and well, and do
not hesitate to say they saved her life."
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oorf0s

Tnr receipts Of cotton In this city to-day
we're 100 bales, Of which Loedum & Bar
nett, Of kaufman, sent 10 bales. The only
shipment was ~ bales, by Collier ~ Hill,
over the Gulf, Colorado e Santa Fe road.
Prices are unchanged In any Of the leading
save In New Orleans, where there
was decline Of 10. This city still main
tains "A fine market,
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Farmers Cali Meeting

Farmers Call Meeting
Held daily at FAC Toliyers to investi-
gate and find out whether the Electric
Red Ant Exterminstor' is what it claims
to be. This question has been settled every
where that it has been brought up, and the
universal verdict is this-1t is success.
J. w. Stapleton owDs the rights for DIAL
las and several adjoining counties to this
wonderful fluid. For particulars address
him. FAC ToLLIvER.
Dallas.
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Captain w. w. Ross informs the reporter
that crops are unusually fine this year.
Wheat is vigorous, oats fine, and there is
good stand of cotton and corn. Water
melons are looking well for the short time
they have been planted and promise well.
The crop of peaches, he thinks, will be
unusually good in quality but short in
quantity,
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Can sleep Nov and Peel Rested"
"A clergyman writes. Your Compound
OXYGEN has done muth for me What l
vsiue most 10. that I can sleep DOv and feel
rested in the morning privilege which
did not have Tor two years" or trestise
on COMPOUND Orvgsn. its nature, action
and results, with Reports Of cases end full
iuformstfon, sent free. Address DIS Star
ksv 4 Palen. 100 and I'LL Girsrd street,
PhIlsdelphia. Pennsylvania
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For the Thoughtful.
To avoid a danger Is prudence, TO neglect
a cough or cold il criminal when Acser's
English remedy Is guaranteed TO cure.
Sold hv W. n. Patterson * Co.
There is no one article in the line 81
medicines that gives 81 large return for
'Ne money ne a r0oi p7ro1s strengthening
plaster, snci, ~ Carte-'s Smart Weed and
BellAdonna Backache Plaster.
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BEST BLOOD PlIRIEIER,

] have used your tuticura Remedies In sew
eral cases of Eczema Moist and Dry letter. and
cured them all. Your Cuticura Resolvent SO
far as my supply enables me to test 1t, has, in
any Alternative compound (blood puriier) have
ever made use of in an active practice Of thirty
years durat on. 4. N. ECKER, NJ. d.
Inn rilln pa
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A Care

"A caro-
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness early decay, loss of manhood, etc., |
will send recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary In South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the Rev,
Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York
n,txT
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Lodging will be required for three thous-
and strangers during the Snngerfest. Less
than one thousand can only be accommo-
dated from the present outlook. People
are earnestly requested to send applications
for dodgers to Isidore Freiberg, corner Elm
and Lamar
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Young men. middle aged men and all
men who suffer from early indicreUions will
find Aliens Brain Food the most powerful
invigorsnt ever introduced once restored
tails. 81: @ for SAT druggists and A.
lens Pharmacy 3l5 First avenue n. Y. City
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Administrator's Notice.

Letter. ~ as-lris--.tirr o. he Fs.ns q
Wnfnu Msr-yf-l1 art Na-lta G Me-ryfelf
rs wl's wsre rrErtef ~ Ne - Ne rurtF Orurf
81 Dnl ins Crl1rr-T - ne - car - MnT -
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10

Constipation is disease maker and leads
to indigestion, acid stomach, heartburn,
fevers, biliousness, sick headache, torpidity
of the liver, collie, infammatory diseast s,
nervousness, loss of appetite, etc. These
Saline Aperient.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10

Ifthere ever was specific for any one
complaint, then Carter's Little Liver
Pills are a specific for sick headache, and
every woman should know this. Only one
pill dose.