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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
An Important Matter.

The following, In the last number of the
on,dcvening News, published In Now York, Is
THAI ,,rteresting article by Francis LeDaron,
vhcrsin M, iy s,,hnember Of the American society
their Destruction secrs, on the Importance OF cor.
fsgorded me ans In deeds OF conveyance, and
n niv os' scy 70 the gross carcessness Of
Hv H. AZ wso rscsivs wing up deeds, as regards
Ex.Goyernor stanford the land conveyed. Mr..
over the most importsntnds that some legislative
heard OF In California, l. prevent such careless
immense reservoirs In Lytle,revent endless litiea-
and Mill creek canyons and ttloodshed, And 1e
water that can be gathered, tsveyv dssd ,xhsss
aqueducls and minor bitches the vS,ys.L" ss "ns ~.
bernsdino Pomona, and Riverside m."yS.Asst vi
The Cape Ann Advertiser figures that snd inches,
role OF mscksr,l taken In the Hay of Sting 10 the
fence last year. BY the schooner iankp variation.
COST the Uscd StAtes by remission o. ara fiat n,
end Interest on the HALIFAX award not lss 800 "
~ pet barrel The Yankee Lass was th0vu' couu'
United stAses weasel tha, nshed IN provils negi'
!. me. imports Of foreign merchandise a, Nssiber.
tose 3 during .s re past week we're near .on
elsjnal sio f " ~ Let rear The Imports % dfy an
4Sos ysN ~! ~ and ihcse Of general me-. ~
<1eodis9 ~ 5olM The articles psopo' ticnaisE mcn
I1l~p ~ - w. STEEL india rubber and anrkl w.
1493:. The loal merchandise impoFts Il ihil Ne
- 49, SanuSy have been oi',ssslsS II
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Mcssrs. Douglas Bros. ~ their Merchan
tailoring establishment, No. 703 Main, show
one Of the largest and most complete an
sentiments Of gentlemen's dress goods ever
seen In Dallas. Their quality and pattern
have never been exceeded in this city. All
Of their work being done by trst.class
workmen and having experienced cutters
they are enabled TO guarantee n perfect fit
and satisfaction to tho most fastidiou-.
Call and examine their suitings, %, M
Main street. "A NV a a."
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The ex.city treasurer Of Milwaukee, Wis,
Michael krause, esq, thus speaks concern.
Ing 81. Jacobs OIL. II have used that In.
valuable remedy for rheumatic pains, and,
In my judgment, II has no equal IN that
line. In my opinion, 81. Jacobs OIL is
Rrsat.r
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Tho "Frohslnn" society

Tho "frohsinn" Society
will give grand masquerade ball at the
hall OF the Young Mems Hebrew association
Mayors halD, on Monday, February 9th
Parties wishing to participate are requested
TO apply for invitations to the committee, In
care Of q. a. Eiscniohr, sic Main street, OF
Schoellkopf Il Co.,
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whenever you prefer to go hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia after eating,
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enioy
your dinner. In neat tin boxes, % and 90,
cents, Sold by W. IL. Patterson, & Co,
Dallas, Texas.
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They don't make any fuss about it, but
1t is nevertheless a fact, that the Glen Lea
saloon keeps II superior brand of whisky
and liquors OF every kind, and the beauty
OF 1t is that the proprietors and attendants
know how to concoct drink ofany kind to
suit Won. ",
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Home. sweet.lty lluslrated and hlrhlx

Home, swestsvilus,rs,ed and b, sSiS
A well prd calendar made. viii he
place on earth for IS cents, or ilvc for ST.
v v,ds Tor ' msm q, \. sRApwAY,
claim on pnblic direct New oalcsps
o ssi s cns Il me- ,,a ~ e CO.,
all kindk ofplain atil Dealers In
i ss;s s s :ss 4, s::: Produce
Mrs. 8. =. Fog, whSEn in rails
ness since 1887, IL al IN is7a.
will give the lowest N
the place, 83i Main
found the best stock 49,
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All Are Invited
10 call az the Star machine Office and art
gallery, Gls Rim street.. The moot attract.
We place In the city.
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The Second Chapter OF tho Nippcd jail De
livery Plot

The Second Chapter OF tho Nippod jail De
livery Plot.
1t will be recalled by the readers of the
HERALD that mention was made morn
ing or two since of the detection OF deeply
laid plot, whereby the Jail prisoners hoped
TO effect their escape, all particulars OF
which, with the exception of the reproduc
ton Of the correspondence, were laid be-
fore the public, The fact is, Sheriff Smith
with the letters safe In his pocket, was at
the time speeding on his way to Austin,
having In charge an insane person, and OF
course the reporter had to watch and wait
for that officials return, which occurred
yesterday morning, The Mr.. Kittrell men.
toned is n citizen Of tins county, but us To
whether or not he is implicated criminally
be IL said In his favor, remains to be seen.
Following are copies Of the letters;
mo,
FRIEND MT Your note nj hand, con.
tents noted. In reply, will say we can
raise $50 here In jail, which will he paid 10
you after eilecting our release, ana 500 by
note; or fyou do not like to accept notes,
we will pay you $1,000 ten days after our
release. There is eight men here who can
be relied on TO the last moment. You will
have little or no resistance TO contend with,
rs there are but two men on guard, and
you can take them on surpsise. Let us
know the night you IRE coming, and we
will be ready for you. Let mo hear from
you without delay. !. BAKER.
Come aud see me before you do anything,
In person. Your friend. Destroy this.
mo, .
DALLAS JAIL, Mr.. Douglas kittrcll,
Sir;-The bearer OF this, Mr.. Hall, Is all
right; YOU need not be afraid of him. lie
will tell you what Is right.
JAMES BAKER.
In this connection Il may be remarked
that the iail officials have determined to
put stop to indiscriminatc visiting of pris.
oners, only allowing one person In the cor
rldors nj time, unless parties applying are
thoroughly known TO the officials, and
that, as stated heretofore, passes will
only he issued by the sheriff.
No ono unacquainted with the workings OF
tho Jail can form any conception Of the in.
cessant draft made upon the good nature OF
Jailer Morton and his popular assistant,
Mr.. Rhodes. Persons OF all degrees aud OF
both sexes are continually knocking Tor adj
niittancc TO those massive doors, behind
which cover, perhaps some relative or
friend, or, may be, aotuated only by mo.
tives Of idle courtesy, or again
perhaps by nehrious designs. 1t
will be seen that tho positions re.
ferred 10 are no sinecures In any senne, ard
that this whole affair, In all its bearings,
has redounded 10 the credit Of the officials.
AZ The officers were apprized OF the pre-.
medltAttd break, the prisoners may well
congratulate themselves that the plot was
nipped, for had they made break they
would have been slaughtered.
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Tendency TO weakness and premature de.
cay are prevented by the use of Lemn's
extra export Bottled Beer.
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To the Mnr,ii Grns.

10 INN WhrUI UrOs.
New Orleans and return for $l605 via the
Houston Il Texas Central and Star II Crcs-
cent route. Seventy five miles the shortest
and several hours the quickest route via
Houston TO New Orleans.
Tickets will be sold from February LIST to
the 9th inclusive, and be good to return un-
til the 10th.
Don't forget the regular NEW ORLEANS
LINE. j, WALDO,
EDWIN q. FLooD, Traffic Manager,
Ticket Agent
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All Are Invited

lone of the largest stocks Of perfumery,
cosmetics, hair and tooth brushes, at JEFF
Houses. 5i5 Main street,
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To the Sporting Pnhllu

On the I'D OF January there will bc a cock
fight In Longview, Texas, between some OF
the best chickens In and ont Of tho state.
All interested IN such sport are cordially.
invited 10 attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

Lumber and Shingles
for sale and cut on short notice. Cores
pondence solicited. Address John L.
Booty. Hallvillc, Texas.
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E A; s: :;s::, lane; feathers, at D.an.As' 's
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l.. Z, Curtis jeweler, corner of Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches a
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold iewelry
ladies and gents gold chains, rings, thin.
blos, ladies' misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets.
Just received, new stock of gold and silver
initial gold and silver lace pins, John Hol.
lands gold pens and holders, pencils,
gold, silver, nickel steel, rubber and eel
luloid frames, silver and silver.platcd
ware, Rogers & Bros. fiat ware.
Fine marble and gilt clocks, walnut
clocks, all new styles, with cathredal
gongs, at corner Main and Poydras streets
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
AT
THE HERALD JOB OFFICE
IN LATEST STYLES,

Toilet sets, combs, brushes, cigar case
shaving sets, soaps, hand.mirrors at Je
Houses, 7l5 Main street, w
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TENTH ANNIVERSARY
.ZIGlyB COMPANY No, |
MONDAY,
JANUARY %, 1888.

THE FR0HSlNN SOCIETY will sing some
choice selections in the evening at Tuner Hall,
Judge X. II. WEST, orator of the dav. viii de-.
liver an address at the Hail, iecountlng history
OF the 'ompa' since its organization, and thep
lhe terpslchorean pleasures win begin.
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a s :, e: s ss,,s OF D'ra'm s'.no
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!. r,r Sal. - '.eSnN.Ss .AsoN,
fos sMe. q Extremely With kidney die.
, gr.snr Hunts Kemedy two DAYS I
me trial will convince you For salo nv MI
\ nyg,su send for pamphlet to " W.
UNITS EbhBDY GO" Prosidenoe, R, I
Prices 70 asnta and al On
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LOCAL LINKS.

Mayors Garden is crowded nightly.
Plumes, tip, and flowers, at Bauman's.
Ladies underwear cheap, at Bauman's.
Ladies, convince yourselves before you
purchase at Baumans.
Don't forget at Mayors Garden the finest
liquors and beer can be had.
Silk dolmans and circulars, from So to S75.
See at Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
Ladies rcady-maGe suits from calico to
silks, at all prices, at Bauman's.
The only exclusive millinery and ladies'
silt house, at Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
All the new shapes in hats and bonnets
French fets and moIeskin, beaver and felt
mixed, at Mrs. Chesnut's.
Put nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobbins starch polish. For sale by Wal
lace Il Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing a shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish.
AT B. NJ. Bond IL Co. IS.
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Don't accept any substitute in place Of
PLrker's Ginger Tonic, which is u superior
strength restorer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02
RTl;I.TOS.

The GrccnviIIc -Ncws, in q very
spicy and sensible editorial on Melton
AND the District Attorncyship, says
"Hut we would like to sec District
Attorney Melton resign, nn,i would
congratulate him most cordially if he
did SO. The fact is, llc is too biz man
for tho dirty work required of him in
the conduct Of the election cases. a
person like Willard would f;rI such
work congcnial and is an appropriate
INSTRUMENT for doing il. But Ju,.rc
Nlc'Eon is man OF great intellect and
OF splendid talent aud is cast in a lnr"r
mould. II he cannot coninc his otlici,
duties TO such things rs he can do with
scli-respcct he ought to resign and let
inc United States employ a pcttito.gcr
ana shystcr who would rcvcl in thc
jury packing and other disrcputabIc
Tricks which are the only possib,c
methods OF convictin" the politicnj
prisoners now under arrest unless nub-
TIC sentiment is rcycrscl." The .Ncirs
gives substantial proof Of IFS kindly
feelings towards the brilliant District
Attorney, and makes the proposition
That II MIR. Melton will send to the
Ne"S al official declaration OF his rc-
s'Enation, il will publish his card rs
a'torncy-at-law for ten years free
1--WE will do that mucn," il continues,
""s testimonial OF qualification that
SO much splendid intellectual material
Is TO be no longer thrown away" II
lScarncstly hoped by Il great many
people, who would like TO be kindly
disposed towards Mr.. Melton. tho, he
Will 'esign the dirty office and resume
'Ga'n the practice of his honorcd pro-
1cssIon. Earnc", eloquent and lcorncd
ne stands to-day among the leaders ai
the bar in South Carolina, and could
II he would render invaluable service
TO his native State. 1t is not vet too late
10 rctracc his steps and atone for the
s'lcvlous errors Of his past life.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02
NANDALL'S PROSPECTS.

lac sanguinc and enthusiastic sun
portcrs Of Sam Randall for the Speak :
erslip arc "making testimony for
'hemsclVcs'', SO TO speak. There is a
certain class Of people who always
HOOK TO the support Of the man who
may promise to be the victor in the
contest. Realizing this fact Randall
ana h's friends arc making amusing
ana desperate efforts to convince thc
country generally and Democratic
congressman isi particular, that the
distinguished candidate in question
will have "waK ovcr'' on tbc first or
December next.
"A Randall man is reported. as say
ing: "ln the broad belt ofthc Middle
state Maryland, Virginia AMI West
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02

Virginia, Mr.. Randall, with possibly
three exceptions, will have tho solid
Democratic vote. There is no uues-
ton it. The pledges nrc given, and,
as to one of tho three which are count
cd for Carlisle, it is by no means Ger
tpim that he will not vote for Randall.
Jlc is disposed to do SO now. In
North Carolina Mr.. HnnnalI already
has II majority of the delegation. lie
will will have Il much stronger SUP
port i'm the South than has been
thought possible. lie is certain of al
most the entire Louisiana delegation.
lie will have strong support i'm
Georgia and Alabama. lie is strong
i'll the Northwest. or course he has
Pennsylvania, ard it certainly would
surprise Mr.. Cox's friends, but Mr..
Randall will have seven or eight votes
from the State of New York, and that
on the first ballot. Mr.. Cox suppuscs,
unducstionably, that he will have the
solid vote Of New York, at least on the
first ballot. Mr.. Randall counts on at
least seven OH the first ballot, and
when Cox is eliminated from the field,
as he prcsumcs he will BIZ, and the
question comes Up sharply as between
Randall and Carlisle, Mr.. randall
counts upon the solid support Of tic
| New York delegations"
All this bright talk about solid dele
cations from this State aud from thai
one, about his supporters in the North,
his ;:dmirrrs hi the West, and his
friends in the South, may be true, but
, for our part we choose to dcnominatc
it bosh and shrcwtl nonsense, written
up and circulated throughout the
country to make capital for and lend
aid to the boom Of the Hon. Samuel j..
! Randall Of Pcmmsylvanin, for the
! SprakcrShip Of the next House. We
| Shall prefer to disbclicv" them until
we are put in possession OF evidence
better supported than by the simple
statements Of Il friend OF Tic aspiring
candidate.
We arc not prepared TO believe that
| sensible Southern congressman will
vote in the Democratic caucus for
Randall when John G.. Carlisle, OF
Kentucky is Il candidate for the posi-:
ton in question. Neither alc we pre-
| pared TO believe that the Democratic
party is SO licklc, inconsistent and
wavcriEE ~ to turn its back upon the
tariff plank in its platform OF so, rnd
rush hcadlonM into the outslrctchcd
/ arms Of tho hitlc-bound prolcclionsts
from the iron regions Of Pennsylvania! !!
Carlisle stands openly and frankly and
sqnarcly upon that plank, AMI il tive
party has any regard for consistency,
has any faith in is professions, and
=, heart seeks its own welfare ami the
good of the country, il will elevate tie
great kcnturkiam to the position Of
Tie %pcakrrs'hip Of the next House Of
REPRESENTATIVES.
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'"" " ~. -" 4 "iT"
Fhe Ola Soldier Makes II IIumtlIutIn,, I,x
hlbiti0 of WrnLnrss,
| from Cairmgo T,2b1nr.l


ffom CAirwgo T,3bunr.l
Thc old white-whiSkrrrd, white
sIa'rru man, dressed in black brond-
cloth, with Il bnutonnicrc in his Iaur]
- the man for whom Robert t.. I,rc
always asked when the rchcl lines were
wavrrlh"-stond up. Turning his
back on The great gathering across the
course, he faced the select and ,istip-
-ui%hru c"trric in the Judges stand,
,"d said in Il low tone:
"Mr. President, Ladies' and Gentle
men: am Indebted TO the officers Of
TINS agricultural society for this honor
'"-":f, a"'! ! thank you for it," Then,
turning to his audience, he said in II
voice which failed to reach very far ::
'tnr away from my Southern home |
nave come to enjoy this occasion. We
are mere to prepare Il way whereby we
may become more homogeneous pco-
pie. The soldiers of the North and of
'hc south were the first to bring abo,it
this blessing Of goodwill. Alter fine
war was over went to Washington.
where | visited my old friend and
sch"nlmatr, General Grant. lie asked
me if was ready to bc amnrstird
and when told him yes he gave me n
slr"n" letter TO President .Irlnsun,. and
called ON him the next dav. After a
loiig talk he put me Off until next doy.
men there was nnoIhrr long talk, and
finally President johnson SAID TO me.
mere are lhrcc men in this country
WI" crh never enjoy the benefits of
amncsty~-,Jrtf Davis, Il. T.. leo nni
y"urscIt.' | said to ilm, after thank
ING man for placing me in the diStin-
H"iShcd company he did: 'Mr. Prnsi-
ueh', those who are forgiven must love
'hr most Wuh that | went back to
my home in Georgia. \ year after II
pe'h'on Tor me went up, and General
Grant and General Pope went in nv
b'haIi person to sec it through, and
thry did. felt that had not loved
the Union before as | did then. AMI
AGAIN said: "ThoSc who are FORGIVEN
must love The most rth"trs. I. / ,rIt
the influences If that tender cord
which had been tonchcd-by tho pco.
pie of the North--bv its womcu."
Here General Lonstrcrt hcSitatcd and
taltcrcd. Turning his back on the
audience again he faced the ladics in
the judges stand, and, began in Il very
low tone: "llow can |, Il poor SOL
dicr, reared in aud accustomed TO the
rough life Of camp, express myself
while looking into the bright eyes |
sec. fail to cXprcSs-I dn not know
how TO speak i The hrSi;ancv
was becoming painful, and the audi
cncc back of him could not divine
what he was doing or saving, while
those in the stand looked nj him stead
inStly.1 IL can only say, in the lam
guaGc Of my old commander, Il must
surrender" lie sat down at oncc, a
few cheers went up, and rs the sun
was beating on his white hairs n lady
otlrrcd him her sunShadc, which hc
held above him the rclnaindrr of the
sitting.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02

a CRANK appeared ut tho White
House on last Thursday morning, and
bcsought All Audience with the Prcsi-
dent. lie said that he had come all
tho way from Colorado to crown the
President King Of Ameiicn, which
duty, he claimod, had been committed
to his charge by the Lord Jesus Christ.
This curious instance is one among the
many cvidcnccs that cranliyism is
alarmingly on the increase in this
country. 1t recalls the unc0mpli-
mcntary observation Of DR.. Spitka, in
the Guitcau case, that VIC arc "just
fifty millions of cranks."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02

lr is suggested by the New York
Ucrald that the Democrats nominate
Il Southern man for tbs Vice. Prcsi,lcn-
cy IN 81. The Augusta Chronicle on
tho other hand thinks the Republicans
had better nominate colorcd mau for
that office. We'll, it can at least be
safely said that the suggestions will do
70 go together. II would be Il difficult
matter, certainly, to determine which
would he tho biggest piece Of foolish
hess, aud perhaps still more difficult to
1o:cshadoN tho results Of Il campaign
when the issue is Rebel versus Ntmro.
thai The scntimcntalism Of the "yrcat
Christian North' would cast the BAL
arcc in favor Of the defendant, and an
American of tho African extraction
would preside ever tho Senate Cham
Der Of the nation!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02
Mlrth and Medicine.

lmrrohahlr as it may at first seem, mcdi-
cine and mirth are really fast and firm
allies. The BIBLE says, merry heart
dorth good like medicine. \ bottle of
Norman's NcntraliZing Cordial Is like q
merry heart and will resist the attacks of
dyspepsia and stomachic disorders. All!
who have used N0rman's Cordial speak In
glowing terms of its efficacy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02

MIR. T.. ii. ABELI, Of Chester coun-
!y, has purchased the Sparkling Ca
tawbn Springs, in Catawba county, N.
G., and will open them next summer
on novel and attractive plan. lie
proposes to issue "Board Ccrtiticatcs",
which will be negotiable and cnttlc
the holder to board at the Springs for
four months each year at $l5 per
mohth. These certificates he proposes
TO sell in advance Of The season, ard
apply the proceeds derived from such
sales to such improvements na may be
necessary to render the place still more
beautiful and attractive. Mr.. Abel is
progressive arh cntcrprisin", and we
have confidence in his ability to accom-
plish the desired results.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02

BEN BUTLER says: "lhc Democrats
arc liable to make two serious mis-
takes, first they may go wrong on the
tariff question, and they may make
q foolish nominations" lie favors "a
tariff Soiciy for revenue, with here and
there, perhaps, incidental protection" :"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02
Queen City Of tho South.

DR.. ID. b. Herman, a very popular tray-
cling salesman from Baltimore. Md.
writrf: 81 have used Normans Nrutraliz,
ING Cordias for st"machc affections with
the best results. |. is an excellent ihcdi.
cine No Traveller should be Witho,tC IT," \
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02

Ex-SENAToB ~. s. Mcrrimon has
been appointed to the vacancy on the
Supreme Bench Of North Carolina.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02
5NO. $. REYNOLDS. }
CH11S. 4. DOUGL4SS,)

JEFEERscN DAVIS has made $'to,cGo
out OF his "Risc and Fall Of the South
crn Confcticracv."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-02
Voluntary. Statement [
-CONCERNING-
TIE ELLIOTT GIN.

The Forty-hvc Saw Gin + got from you is
now sixteen years old. I got it in 1866. Or
the twelfth day Of this month"; ginicd
ten bales from sun-up to shutdown with
the greatest ease. honestly believe can
save the toll 70, any customer in the clean
ing of the seed over any gin have ever
seen. Remember, 1t is only FortwTpc
SdW Gin.
JNO. S. DOUGLASS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-22

This is the name of new COM
pound made for identifying the
akin, pr badly called SO because one
thousand women out of every one
thousand and one use it. It can be
found no where in the State If Ne
vada except at Fosters drug store,
he being the sole agent for the sale
of the compound. No woman who
has ever tried it nses anything
else. 1t removes freckels, tn and
all blotches and discolorations of
the skin by putting the pores in a
healthy state.