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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-20
LATE PERSONAL.

Colonel G.. w. Robinson, of Gold Springs,
and the efficient sheriff of San ,Jaclnto
county, is in the city with twenty.seven OF
the best breed OF game cocks. Out Of
fourteen fights he had only one cock
whipped. He is an old veteran chicken
breeder, and takes great pains with and
much pride in his chickens.
At the s.. George: p w Hintz, Ala
bama; L l. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ken.
lucky; J & Anderson, Waxahachie; Il {
Spence, Marshall; X Tucker, w Il White
Corsicana; S b Allen, Bonham; Il Mons0n,
Texas, A Jones, Louisville, Kentucky;
Il Vickely, Waxahachie; Sam Collins
Santa Fe; John Scion, WaXahachie; j
Roddis, st. Louis; Joe Collins, Fort Worth;
Il NJ ii Shellorne, Collin county; George W
Johnston, Alabama; G w Butt, Albany;
John Bryan, Texas; J w Brooks. Il II
Brooks, w Brooks, q Il Brooks. A h
Hawkins, Burlington, Iowa; + n Oliver
Denton; w NJ Feagle, Waco: l. Collins,
Z y Smith, Avarado; X II Mcllhaney
Denton; Thomas ii Wheless, Austin; II J
Murphy, Paris; II Holtzclaw, Bolton; J n
Cook, Gatesville; J + Holland, Abilene Ii
s Morgan, Corsicana; A w Kerr, McKin-
ney; Il Hand, Tyler; J w Pegram,
Mckinney; II p Ridden, Kaufman; Chas.
A Myer, Abilene I II Jones, Mexia; G A
Dawson, Wills Point; NJ Cook, Green
vile; II b Johnston, 4 A Mcdowell, Texas;
Dan Carter, r Clemmons, Longview;
Ed DAWSON. w II Hull, New Mexico Il
Collins, Longvew; n II McAlister, Chi
cago; II. Cox, Houston,
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City Court.

City VS.. Mollie Brown, intoxieation; trans
ftred TO Justice court.
City VS.. James Cary and William Cough,
intoxication discharged.
City VS.. Fest McCord and Hayden John,
son interfering with private property fined
50 each.
City VS.. William Parrish and Randolph
hurry, obstructing side walks. continued.
City VS.. John Hessemen, last driving; con-
tined.
City VS.. Green Murry, assault discharged:
City VS.. Henry Crutchheld, ASSAULT fined
SIS.
City VS.. j. b. Simpson, failing to repair
sidewalk; continued.
City VS.. r.. J. Tucker, carrying pistol; dis.
charged.
City VS.. W. w. Ward, carrying pistol fin
ed S25.
City vs., G. Knobner, shooting Roman
Candles In a store; continued,
ltCity We. Il. Tucker intoxication; lined 81
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A CHINESE HRIDE,S CLOTHES
The Singular and Picturesque Manner
Which She WAS Skinned 10 Her uusbn

The Singular and Picturesque Manner
which She was Shipped TO Her Husband
Yesterday afternoon strange procession
of hacks with gay colors flying, with scent
OF burning spice about them. drew up at
the shed of the California Steam Naviga.
ton company, where the steamer Mary
! CARAT was loading. In the first hack was
lone female, with her head in a bundle OF
bright colored Chinese silk. which conceal
ed,every feature. Behind was another hack
| in which several Chinese boys rode, carry.
ing a burning taper. Then came two more
hacks both filled with Chinese women. All
alighted at the wharf, and tho hooded wo-
man was assisted out and conveyed on
board the steamer, her course being attend
ed by the boys with the lighted tapers and
the women.
The woman was so closely yelled as to be
practically blindfoded. Then il was asCer
taiued that she was daughter of Sonora
George" ana was going to Boudin island
t. be married. She was, according to the
hes. information obtauabe, literally "go-
ing il blind" as she had never seen her be-
throthed, who had bargained for her with
her father, and was being sent TO him ac.
cording to contract. She had been kept
over Wy tne slVug', net uttthuhnts tall, LOT
thirty days, blindfoded the whole time,
and was 10 be allowed to see no one Till
given to her future husband. She was al.
lowed two female attendants, who were
eyes Tor her, and during the thirty days
ha been wrought upon by certain cere-
monies intended to render her especially
conducive TO the happiness of her husband
in the future. Those who accompanied
her TO the steamer stayed about half an
hour on board and then were dismissed
by the brides attendants and rode back to
Chinatown. The affair was an
especially arstocratic one, judging
from the fancy dresses Of the female OF the
party. No Cinnamon were permitted to
participate in the send otl.-[Stockton Cali
Herald.
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PomoloClcaI and horticultural.

Members of the State Pathological and
horticultural association met at the Board
of Trade rooms yesterday. The attend
ance was small. W. r, Cole, tina president
OF the association, addressed
the meeting, and in the course
of his remarks stated that the object of the
meeting was for the purpose of perfectiDg
arrangements looking to the holding OF
fruit exhibition some time this sum
mer, which was referred to the
executive committee to select dates
for June or July. The association
organized with membership of tifty-hve,
to which number. the following names of
new members we're added: W. @. Young
Captaiu and Mrs. W. G. Veal, OF Dallas,
and A. W. Kerr, of Mckinney.
This is fine fruit section, and there is
tursl society should not flourish.
The meeting adjourned, subject to the
call OF the president.
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S.ENGEFESr VISITORS

Are cordially invited to call and see oul
two-story brick building filled with oyer
SO, 600 worth of millinery goods.
1t is the largest and only exclusive whole
sale and retail millinery house in the city
and state.
Over 800 different styles of hats and bon
nets trimmed and untrimmed on eXhibi
ton, the leading styles and colors, especi.
ally on display for the visitors to the State
Snngeriest Our retail department Of
ladies, misses and ohildren's suits. ladies'
wear, silks, satins, plumes, tipps, flowers
ribbons, gloves, neckwear, hosiery, and 0
full line of fancy goods is complete.
The above goods are bought direct from
manufacturers and importers, which
enable us to give our visitors and custom
ers special inducements to purchase at low
prices. Remember the place.
Il. BAUMAY, Manager,
706 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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The Howell Bros. Boot & Shoe Co.,
Wholesale Boots &Shoes
us ELM STREET DALLAS. TgXAS
FULL STOCK. FRESH GOODS LOWEST PRICES
Are you Going North or East.


Ihk NANpALiA AND PESNsYIyANtA Rorrs
Is over loo miles shorter, and by the IA.
nous Limited" express nearly three honrs
quicker 10 Philadelphia and New York
than any other line running through car
nom 81, Louis to above named cities To
enjoy the advantage Of arriving In Nav
York at I;sS y. m. by the finest train run on
any American railway, passengers should
take the Hotel car train which leaves N
Louis union depot at So'clock every mornin,
IN the week over the Vandalia Line. a
through-car train, composed of Pullman
drswing-room sleeping cars and pslatial
day coaches, leaves st. Louis Union
Depot over the Nsndalia Line at I O'Clock
every evening OF the week. Ry this train a
change Of cars Is avoided, and nearly Ave
hours quicker time is made TO Philadel.
phia anu New York than can be made nv
evening trains OF rival lines which run via
Cincinnati and Washington.
A step taken from the platform of one
car 70 that Of another insures through car
to Baltimore, Washington or Boston.
Through tickets to all points east. via
Nandalia Line are on sale at all coupon
ticket offices In the southwest, Mans and
time tables OF the Nandalia line and those
otrivsl lines tor comparison, and full infor.
nation will be sent TO any address by ap.
plying to THos. s. SPEAR.
Southwestern Passenger Agent,
Dallas, Texas
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that reflects credit upon the good
the agent for the sale of that famous
weed. There were boys aboard the float,
attired like young dukes, VINO pelled the
crowd as thew passed along with cigarettes
OF the Duke of Durham brand, and, speak.
ing from experience, We can certify that they
we're superior IN Aayor aud make; to any
that We ever before smoked The amount
o. cigarettes and tobacco thrown to the
public shows liberality and perfect willing.
ness on the part Of the manufacturers 10
show what their goods are.
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The story without an End,

Again, its great monetary value seems
almost monotonous. The l55th Grand
Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery at New Orleans. on April 10th, has
THIS record Ticket No 90 SS7 drew the
INST grand prize of $50 900, of which Henry
M. kiessling, of No. lSS Dearborn St., chi.
cago, ILL.,, and A. GARNER Tricot, of Nermill-
ionville, La, held each share. Ticket No.
I2,6o2 won the second capital of S25 1000
collected in one whole lump through the
Manufacturers National bank OF Troy, for
NJ. Connolly, of Troy, N. Y. Ticket No.
5!,9S9 won the third capital, $4,000 and
was sold in iitths-one to Edwin +. Eiscn,
berg, jr COLLECTED through the Central
National bank of Philadelphia; apother to
II. II. Harper, OF ST. Georges, Colleton Co q,
). G; another to VIM. II. Hampton, Of
Tracy City, Franklin Co., Tenn. another TO
X. +. Kruger, No. 2il Fourth ST., Mil
waukee, Wis. The two fourth capital prizes
of So 900 each were sold to holders OF tick.
cts Nos 5S 507 and u, 502-two tifths were
sold to James r. Day, Malta Bend, Saline
Co, Mo-, and to parties in Fort Wayne,
Ind, and New Haven, Conn. For further
information apply to NJ. A. Dauphn, New
Orleans, La, before the next drawing on
June 18th, when the grand capital prize
will be $4,000.
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A Fine Display.

One of the best gotten up and most attrac.
tive displays in Thursdays street parade
was that OF Mr.. Ei Randell, representing
his livery turnouts. There were buggies,
ph"tons, wagons, and in fact vehicles OF
every description, drawn by the best OF
horses, equipped and ornamented by the
finest OF harness. The show was notable
feature of the procession, and was in keep.
ing with the enterprising spirit OF Mr.. Ran.
dell, who keeps on hand none but the best
ol stock and most stylish turnonts.
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City Council

The city council me; in adjourned meet.
ing last might, with Mayor Cabell in the
chair, and full board present.
g. Il, Sanderson was awarded the con.
tract Tor building a six foot sewer from
Main down Murphy to Jackson street, for
$3.50.
e. r. Doyle was awarded the contract
oil drainage pipe Of vitritied clay.
The city printing was awarded the Times,
the council deeming the bid of that paper
the cheapest at 30 cents per ,00l ems for
the hrst insertion and 10 cents the eater.
o'her routine business was transacted,
night.
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Commencing Sunday night, May 90 the
Missouri Pacific railway will run palace
sleeping car via Denton, leaving Dallas on
the go p. M. train. The sleeper will stand
at 7. & p. depot, and passengers will have
the privilege OF Occupying their berths at
any time after 7 p. m, This will be an ac-
commodation the travelling public cannot
fail to appreciate. For tickets TO all points
In the United States and Europe, and to
secure berths In advance, call at Union
Ticket office, T. & L. depot. No trouble to
answer questions. Beautiful illustrated
guide books to oil principal summer re.
sorts can be had free on application.
+. +. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 7. & =. Depot.
u. W. McCULLouGH,
Asst. Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
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The establishment of the proposed cotton
factory is now a fixed fact, the requisite
amount Of stock, 800 shares and over,
at 500 each, 10 warrant perma.
nent ganization as prescribed, having
been taken. The stockholders and all who
are interested In the enterprise, and who
nave the welfare OF Dial las at heart, should
be present at the meeting tomorrow, at 3
p. m, at the Merchants exchange. Ii is
an enterUrise that should call forth n full
attendance on the part of our business men.
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Test of Height n GIaddiny's Patent for
AAphAlI SaMeriirn Pima

Asphalt Sewerage Pipe.
Inc committee appointed by the council
to examine and pass upon the strength
durability and economy OF the HoiJht 4
uladdlng asphalt pipe, met at s o'clock d.
m. yesterday with the officers Of the Texas
Asphaltum Pipe and t-Paving com.
pany and subjected the model to the criti.
cal test; III was found that the pipe OF six
inches diameter, led by a force pump, stood
the test up to luo pounds TO the square inch
Such pressure no composition ever re
ceiyed or stood. How much more it would
nave endured the reporter does not know
as the water was turned of at that degree
of pressure.
Its composition is of sand so per cent, II
per cent. asphaltum-othe ingredients iron
ore, sulphur and gypsum.
FOR sewerage purposes there seems to be
no end To Its strength and durability and
the city engineer, who was present at the
trial test, thinks 1t the desideratum for CITY
purposes. There are no elbows necessary
as the pipes are made To fit into each other.
The committee. represented by Chairman
Carter, were delighted with the exhibition,
and hope the long vexed question of the
how" OF sewerage has been solved.
ANY sized or shaped piping can he made,
and the company invites the attention OF
the puDilc as directed to the advisabiity OF
the use OF this composition for sidewalk
PURPOSES.
The preparation will harden under heat
OF liO degrees Farenheit. The British PEG.
pie have endorsed and adopted the patent
and signilied their conviction that the pat.
ent will be found unimproved when the
last trump is sounded. The British love
permanency and their endorsement is worth
something.
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Kent's European Hotel

Among the institutions that have grown
with Dallas growth, and strengthened with
her strength is the hostelry OF Alfred Kent.
Commencing in rather limited and expert
mental style, Kent has gradually advanced
in proportions until his house has attained
all the comforts of the English inn, with the
modern Improvements of the American
system of elegant landlordship. Whilst IL
is true that mot every man can keep no
tel - yet it is exceptionally conceded that
Kent can. His secret is an open one. Sub
stantial, choice and well cooked viands,
clean and cheerful rooms the exercise OF
an unobtrusive courtesy that creates the
prevalence Of true home feelings among the
guests, are the only appliances he has EN-
ployed to make his house the most popular
of Dallas hotels. You see it all by his cleo
trio lights.
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To Farmers aud Implement Dealers-Os
borne Machines at Cost

Having on hand a large stock of goods
manufactured by ID. NJ. Osborne & Co., all
new and of latest improved patterns, and
in original packages, offer them at net
cost, viz, Irvine binders and harvesting
machinery at 80 per cent. OIL of list price
Irvine for binding at Is cents, net, above be-
ing actual cost tor the goods, delivered T.
o. b., in Dallas Texas. Can furnish a few
Osborne mowers at si5, and wire binders at
same discount IA for Irvine. Combined ma.
chimes at S75, net. Correspondence solic-
tied, Orders for machines should be received
very soon in order to be filled by the COM
ing harvest. Any improvement for 1888
can be attached to above machines.
Address GEORGE WoRrHNGToH,
Laredo, Texas.
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uoUsEKEEpERs A ND CONSUMERS ,

uousEKEEpERs A ND CONSUMERS 1
VIII save money by buying Wrisley's
soaps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands Az the
Linen" White Velvet" "Germar. Fam.
'ly'" English Blue" sold English"
Gold Medal'S'pound Bar" Warranted
Pare,' and the "Napkin.3-pound,BA leach
bar wrapped in colored table napkin;
also, their New Tidy soap, 2-pound bar, !"
each bar wrapped in Japanese tidy;
n!ade OF pure vegetable oil and talow.
The best is the cheapest. BE sure and see
that each bar or cake is branded &c, A.
Wrisley & Co., Chicago, H."
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lfyou want to know Just where to 10 to
find n cool retreat for few weeks or
months, during the cheated term" OF 's3,
and laugh ut the dolorous predictions of
weather prophets, tend your full address,
aud six cents In postage stamps to A. V. II,
Carpenter, general passenger agent Chi.
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway, at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and he will furnish
you q list oil just such places, together with
a copy OF new and beautifully illustrated
book, entitled "a Reconnaissance Of the
Golden Northwest"
A. limited supply Of these books are now
for free distribution at the principal ticket
Offices In this city. Please call early.
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Are You Going to Cincinua,i-

:, ifso purchase tickets via st. Louis & the
Nanuaiia line. IL is the only ronte over
when fullman Palace Sleeping Cars are
run on nleht trains from ST. Louis TO the
above named city, The Vandalia line is
the only route over which through cars are
run to Cincinnati, by which passengers can
connect with trains OF BALTIMORE & Ohio
railroad without omnibus transfer, without
riding in cars on which an extra fare is
charged.
The Nandalia line is the only route over
which a sleeping car is run to Indianapolis
Tor the exclusive use of Indianapolis pas.
sengers,
Tickets are on sale everywhere.
For any particular Information apply to
THOMAS S. SrEAR,
Texas
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Poor Farm Convicts.

Superintendent Kennin, of the poor farm
took yesterday to that agricultural nstitu-
ton the following convicts to serve fines
for the following ottenses:
Bud Scrlbner, aggravated assault.
John st. Clair, theft OF coat.
William Bush, colored, carrying pistol.
Mollie Brown, colored, habilual drunken-
ness.
Bell Eubanks, colored vagrancy.
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TRAVELLING MEMS UNION.
A Permanent Organization Perfected

Permanent Organization Perfected
The Travelling Mems union held another
meeting at Craddock's opers-houss yester.
usy Tor the purpose OF perfecting a per.
manent organization, The following mem.
oers were present
~. u Barrow, OF Chicago; J. c. Denny. of
Dallas, I. Nj. Durham, OF New York. A. w
Shlidress, OF Durham, North Carolina. y.
- Erl e, OF Galveston: Il. A. Atdrich ~
hock Island; Charles W. Guild, of Kansas
Ctyi Thomas b, Trotman, of Galveston
ana W. .: Connor, OF Dallas. President
Barry presiding.
The constitution and bylaws were read
and corrected.
Mr.. Frank Wheat was unanimously
erected secretary and treasurer of the unior.
The following order OF business was OBJ.
served: ""S Wv
Roll call.
Reading of minutes,
Unfinished business.
Reports OF committees,
Applications for membership.
New business,
Ut Graham was unanimously elected
medical examiner of the union, Messrs
NJ. Durham, Charles W. Guild and w. u
Connor were appointed hy president an
committee on printing and documents.
Messrs. b. A, Adrich, Thomas b. Trot.
man and A. W, Childress, were appointe as
committee on finance.
Committee on printing and documents
we're instructed to prepare forms and sup.
plies. S"f
Following rules were adopted.
RULES.
ftst- Every ppilcant is required to pass
medical examination al his own expense
Second-All persons Supplying for re-in.
statement shall pay all arrearages, and be
subjected to new medical exam ination AT
their own expense
Third-The fee, when the applicant is OK.
amined in person by the regular examin.
ing physician of the association shall be
two dollars.
Fonrth-All applicants must be recon-.
mended by two members OF the association.
tlfth-Applicants must have been yacci.
mated within period of seven years, from
date of application.
Sixth-Applicants will in all cssse be
required to use the application blanks
adopted January, 1883.
The meeting then adjourned until 10 a.
NJ, 10 meet at the Windsor hotel,
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Remarkable Escape,

John Kuhn, OF Lafayette, Ind, had avery
narrow escape from death This is his own
story lone year ago | was in the last
Il ,ges of consumption. Our best physi-
clans gave my case up. ] finally got so low
that our doctor said could not live twenty.
four hours. MY friends then purchased u
bottle of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
lungs, which benefited me. | continued
until took nine bottles. | avn now in per-
feet health having used no other medicine
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The immense rush of strangers for sit.
tings at McClellan's Photographic Studio
705 Main street, during the SUngerfcst, has
passed, and now he invites the citizens who
are intending to obtain few OF his choice
photo productions TO call and critically ex.
anime his latest and best work and gct an
appointment for sittings.
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Stabbed

Mrs Joe Shelly made her appearance
on Main street at 70 o'clock last night, look.
ing for a policeman, to arrest, she SAID
William Roberts, who had come to her
house and threatened to cut her throat from
ear to ear. Police went with her TO her
home. She stabbed him twice, intlieting
slight flesh wounds.
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Monitor Watches at Curtis.
Call on Curtis and get one OF the new
Monitor Watches, best in the market for
the money.
l.. Il. Curtis, Jewelcr, corner Main and
Poydras streets, has the agency for Dallas
for the celebrated Monitor watches, Go and
see them.
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May Matings.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued during the pas. week: d. A. Embert
and Carrie Randall; ]. d. Dudley and Dula
Haskins, A, jackson and Tempy Cloud:
Thomas Roach and Aggie Henry: Joseph
w. Wynn and Ida Bush; W. d. Robinson
ard Lizzie Rainey; Monroe Murphy and
Virginia NJ. Soule.
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Something that will quiet the nerves, give
strength TO the body. induce refreshing
sleep, improve tho quality Of the blood, and
purify and brighten the complexion, Is
what many persons would be very glad to
Obtain. Carriers Iron Pills are made for ex-
aotly this class OF troubles, and are remarks
ably successful In accomplishing the enid
desired as named above. They are useiu-
Tor both men and women. Sold by drug.
gifts. Price 80 cents box. See advertise.
ment,
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No longer question Of opinion, we guar
antee every box Of Ackers Dyspepsia Tab.
let's. Price % and 80 cents. Sold by w, II,
Paterson h Co.
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A large stock of the best pianos and
organs ever brought into the city at win A .
Watkin IL Co.'s, Herald building, Main
street
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The .Dukc Of Durham ~

The most artestic an decidedly the most
popular turnout In Thursdays smngerfest
procession was that Of the Duke OF Durham
tobacco. The float was cotton up in style
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An old nurse says. Acker's English
Remedy Is best for cougb.. Group, diptherin
or bronchit .. Sold BY W. II. Patterso / 4
ca
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ma, BurrERcvP TxxAs. Sept. L lsss.
., las MS Is 10 certify that We have used your
IN "c s,,Is ~ hshI Cor BLACK LEG
nsuy aud applying externally once or rstre n
A. J. McLuRE N N sISIS My r sT4e''
A J. STEWARD. WILL McLURE
IN a WILLIAMS. Dallas Tex.s
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Ladies should remember, a beautiful
complexion results from using Acker's
Blood Elixir. Sold by W. II. Patterson &
Co. mt 81,