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sallard, was captured this evening at wade
vile and is now In Jail, well guarded.
The particulars in the murder case re-
ported yesterday, are as follows; Munroe
Sallard and Harrison Williams, two colored
men living on adjoining farms about fiye
miles from town, married sisters. Williau
has been abusing his wife ever since their
marriage; on Monday morning Williams
heat his wife in brutal manner, and on
being demonstrated with by her sister, MIS-;
Sallard, told her that II she salu
a word he would kill her. Mrs.
Salard started for town on horseback 70
have him arrested. and when near the lar
grounds on her way home was way-laid by
Williams, who took her from her horse;
tied handkerchief around her throat and
then mashed her head 70 "a
shapeless mass with his boot heel. he
then secreted her body in the woods and
went to her house ard occupied the same
bed with her husband, leaving yesterday
morning. Since then he has not beer
seen. Her body was discovered IN tht
woods yesterday evening, and last night al
armed posse of negroes went IN search o.
the murderer. Ifcaueht he will certainly
dangle. The coroner's jury returned yer
dict in accordance with the above. &,
A team employed in hauling SAND toot
fright yesterday evening and ran away
The son of Mr.. ]. M. Collins, who wa
riding on the wagon, was thrown 10 IN
ground and so seriously injured that MI
life is dispaired of.
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TYLER.

Lindale VIII Incorporate-Texss a. st.
Louis Railway Matters-Rsin.
TYLER, June 26.-[Speclal.l-At an cleo
ton yesterday the town of Lindale, the
company decided to incorporate by ten
majority.
Mr.. A, G. Delano, of the st. Louis Office,
Is In charge of the general freight and
passenger department Of the Texas d st,
Lou railway in Texas during the illness Of
Mr.. A. S. Dodge.
Reliable information is obtained here
that the false works have been completed
on the Texas q st. Louis bridge over the
Arkansas river, and through connection
with sd. Louis will be had as soon as the
real bridge can be put in position and foul
miles of track can be laid.
Rain fell here to-day.
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e... RafI Under DIfcuIIies-A One-sided
scor.-Heavy BettlBg-SegrO Murder err
jailed.
CoEuoarA, June z.-lsPeciA-l-NOt-
outstanding heavy wind storm and driH-
zlipe rain the game Of ball between Tyler
and Conicsns vas called ct 80. In the
toss Nd Corsicsns won, the Iyler boys
roing into the field. In The first inning
C-,-.ies-Is scored tU0 and Tyler boys we're
Sfi,s-s.hed in the first and several SIC
csedinr innings. Nantymt cs,on 1s.
~ TT1er. had . finger dislocsieo IN ne
third inning and retired Al ~
end Of The fith inni1g tne g s1e - II
81 sro-e steudine. Tyler 3, Corslcsna y.
an of0rr hone bsys plsysd vel. .. n
B-ourhton, q Tyler. sotso - umpire. I've
$500 chxngsd hsnda
R-risor Williams, he murosrtr q Deis
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wEATHERFORD.
The Smallpox NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
alton, Etc.

The Smallpox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
alton, Etc.
WEATHERFoRD, June 27.-TSpecial.] 1.-The
smallpox patients are doing well. No
deaths or new cases have occurred since
Monday.
Judge A. T. Watts, of the court of com
missioners of appeals is spending few days
of needed rest with his family shere. The
Judge is an honor to the bench and 1t is
hoped he will accept reappointment at
the expiration of his official term.
The following officers of Phoenix. Lodge
licly installed by Past Master, N. @. Neer
e. A. Hutchinson. w. M J. G. Sharp, g.
W.; T. G. Harris, ]. W.; F. Aplegate, secre
tary; J. M. Gibson, treasurer: Emmett
Ross, s. D.; L. M. Bailey, J. D.; l.. M. Ed
wards and j. X. Williams, stewards. Severa
additions have been made during the pas
wear, and the order here is prospecting.
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neglect, and no one can afford to hazard
such chances.
am aware that such unqualified state
ment as this coming from me, known as
am, throughout the entire land as prac-
titioner and lecturer, will arouse the sur
profession, and astOnish all with whom
am acquainted but make the foregoing
statements, based upon facts which am
prepared to produce, and truths which
can substantiate to the letter. The welfare
of those who may possibly besuflerers such
as was is an ample inducement for me to
take the step have, and If | can success
fully warn others from the dangerous path
in which once walked, am willing to en-
dure all professional and personal conse-
quences.
]. B. HENIoN, M. d.
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IAMTAsAS.
Double suicide-sp' cuist!on M 10 'ho
gauss-Gensral Notes.

Double suicide--sp' cuistlon "s !" 'no
Cause-Gensral Notes.
LAMpAsAs, June 27.-tSpeoial Ia our
correspondent hardly knows how to wire
YOU the awful news that has happened here
to-day, but will commence By saying that
ono nj our first business men and his wife
hoth killed themselves at the hour OF $50
mis- morning. The coroners inquest says
that Mr. and Airs. q. ii. hoss
both came to death by gun'ehot
wounds from their own nan tn'
The people in the Heighborhood heard the
renort of pistol, and soon found that IL
was from Mr.. Ross residence, Mr.. Koss
rushed into his bedroom and there founa
his wife dead on the, floor, with
wound through the heart. Alter
rushing out OF his house to a
neighbours for assistance, he retuIntu
TO his wifes side, and told the lew people
how his wife shot herself IN these woLus
0She shot herself this way" and he held
the nistol up to the side of his head and
fred i'm mediately falling by his dead wite's
side From the facts gathered 1t LOOKS lke
the whole affair was cauaed by family
troubles, the facts of which no one VIII
truly know, yet it is verified That Mr.: Ross
sometimes drank freely, and that MS VIE
objected, and after time commenced tne
use OF morphine. ludiiy LIZ ocJSSs !
her using the drug, and because sne coula
not obtain it when wanted concluded that
! life had no charms tor her and shot herseli;
Shortly after their marriage they appeared
quite happy, and some people say they
we're unusually contented. y. d.
Ross, deceased, has a brother IN
Galveston and also one in kockaaie'
they say his father lives in Huntsville,
Texas. He has been here for the past two
wears and was engaged in the dry goods
business; was not financially embarrassed,
and is worth probably $751; 900; was well
liked by the business community. his
death, coupled with that OF his wife
makes us all feel sad. Mr.
Ross married one year ago, and was from
Cold Springs, San Jacinto county, where nc
married bis last vile.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
800 900 hotel is going TO be erected here
probably in September. =,
Arrangements are going to be mace tt
! build a hall to accommodate theatre troupes
that travel over the state.
H. NJ. Soencer, of Dallas, is in our city.
James Sweeny and family, w. 3. II
Parker and ]. S. Brown, of Galveston, arr
at the Grand Park hotel.
Rain fell, this morning. improvements
are heavy all over the city.
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FORT WORTH.
Diamond Pin Thief Claims Kin with U. 8.
Grant-Presentatio Etc.

Diamond Pin Thief Claims Kin with U. g.
Grant-Presentation Etc.
Fort WORTH, June 81 Especial "A
young man stole diamond pin to-day
valued at $500, from General Peers, and
hid it, and, learning that the officers were
after him, fed. He was pursued and cap
tured on Sycamore creek, SIX miles IRON
this city, when the pin was recovered
The 0 young man says ne Is
Leir Grant, a cousin of General U. 8. Grant
saving his father and the general were
brothers. Grant was lodged in jail tonight
He asked for pen, paper and wrote to the
general for aid.
Three hundted and twelve employees Of
the Missouri Pacific to-day presented ID. e
Clark, formerly division superintendent o.
the Missouri Pacific, an elegant set ofsilver
ware. costing $500, as testimonial Of theil
esteem. Mr.. Clark and wife 60 TO st. Louis
where Mr.. Clark will take an important
position. His many friends part from hin
with regret.
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TaE republican press Of the middle states
IL attempting 10 make GENERAL WAEp ana
Jupqr THURMAN and other old democrats
in Ohio feel that the party has insuited
them in the nomination OF JUDGE
Ho.pIr, of Cincinnati, for governor OF the
Buckeye State. HoADLY was republican
Nh 10 1872, and formerly an old CHASE Tree
soiIer. !" and these republican journals are
nsnifestins for the first time in their exist
ence. the keenest regret at the failure OF the
hopes Of THUExAs. WEAD and others, who
have been old-tims soldiers In the ranks OF
de democracy. They are about the only
sources from which any kicking" IL seen
.0sips, The nomination Of this renegade"
a. they call him. Whatever JUDoE HoAD-
ty,s political sntecedents. be is now q
tboroush dsmccr.t, o man Of great ability
,sbrsvd csmpsigner and the most svsils-
bic candidate In Ohio for the democracy at
ebis iunctnre. II there were wanting any
evidence Of the wisdom and strength OF bis
nomination, this solicitude for his late
osmp.titors from the republican press
you'd be proof positive
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NV YosE, June H.-scbsdules In A.
aRunsut fos the benefit Of the credit0rs b.
z. vsndsrboof. j., FrHnk H. hOrTisoD,
Fuuk r and Jzrvsy B. Nsndsrboof,
,.-otr-s. wee Sled In c0urt to-day. Liz
h1nies. $50 80. nominal assetss ZEE
errusl sssets. go 20.
ne - III JauIes Gordon BenDet vs.
tie CitV. vns coDcludsd IN TIE supreme
rrrrf today. euit wns brDuEnt - recover
q cisir agHlnr TIE cry ~ nost,tl.los %
-. fTe-.ff ne crrrrItroller refused 70
- 80 eavr-ririnr rates. aDdstbe Herald
49, - ar1rurr The comptroller
rr-r.s n ny and sd f1r ne balhnoes
- az ~ rfa frterssl he tulI -
f--rs< Ts-dicf IN frrr q Flslntf for
f1s "a.
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PLANO.

violent Wind -storn-No Loss of Life-Pie-
nic-Probsbilities-C
PLANO, June H.-Tspecisl.]-A severe
rain and vind-storm struck this place this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. There were three
houses blown down about three miles
soutbesst Of here. No lives were lost. Old
citizens say that Il was the hardest wind
experienced here for years.
There Is 70 be spublic picnic given by the
Masonic fraternity at this place Saturday
merit. The music for the occasion is 70 be
furnished by Professor Lsvrences Dano' Oh
Crop prospects here are hsttsring.
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Iossasy nights Dorth-houod train ove'
tss Nissou-i Pscfc rcd run THIS f1tg 70
Droto- lad. ano1e otbef p.sss1rs-s, :
prspo-s.ssirr y0unE issg and 2 onos. ' 20
f,rcs6 corvs-ssfion vith bs1- Ehich sne
- stuf %. rher ne cude. lsbo-ing 10
r,rte. urdsr he irnp-esion thst ne Ens
.,.IrkIrr 81 hin .troTre1 tis ca-d h her lap.
- .<~uor oon,eivs.' sd tbs young lsey,
l,~f.~ - stcrlE f1-cs yDur b1sirsss c.rc
-. - ~ I've r. Dsrto-- nnc 81 80 -
- 1870 stInn - rless-c - hnrc = -
- 1880. 80 Ill nlte1I1 - - 80
- 80 ny i~nrs ~ ~ Ine c1ot
- - 81 - f-l nrsrlc1-
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j Strong Statement Yindicatcd

Mr.. W, E. Clarke, of Providence, R.. l.,
several years ago made concerning his kid
ney medicine, Hunts Remedy, the ST. ong
statement that it twas never known to
fail" How did he dare to say so much
How did he know it to be the truth Be.
cause Hunts Remedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine. proved itself to be q
positive cure for Bright's Disease OF the
kidneys; and he knew that medicine that
would accomplish that, would cure any all.
ment of the kidneys, bladder, liver or uri.
nary organs. And time has proved the
statement strictly true.
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BERTRAm
.v.aa,ps-RaIn Notwithstanding

Awsdding-Bain Needed-Ihreshins.
BrKrRau, June H.-TSpecisl-l-hr. CHRIS
wilhelm, one Of Burnstts enterprlslne
voune men, and Miss Matte Vol,
a. soeornpIisbed young lady OF our city,
wsre married today At II O'Clock. A mum
Der Of friends were present 70 witness the
ceremony and psrtske OF the sun ptqou'
dinner prepared for the occasion;
Tbs couple leave on the O'CLOCK
train for the capital city.
We are needing raln Fsfy ~ ucn ~
7l.s urosDect tins evening. however, Il
s1-,s.rhst encourneing for q shower.
Thre.binR small grsln IL the order OF the
dsv Amongst farmers through this sectiDo
Of The country
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MKINNEY.
Court Notes-Grand Jury recommends
tions-Oflcers Complimented'-DeepD yeo
Criminals-Crops-AP Prediction.

Court NOt6B-Uruuu Jury AsoSo~
tions-Officers Complimented.-Deep DYED
Criminals-Crops-A Prediction.
MCKINNEY, June 27.-[Special.l The
district court is in session engaged in the
trial of the SANDER case OF Jennings VS.;
Zeiiff r DeArmond is sitting as special
Ire grand,jury adjourned to-day for the
term. Sixty eight indictments were re.
turned. The grand-jury recommend that
the county attorney prosecute by iniolma-
ton all road overseers who do not during
The summer months put their roads IN con-
dillon so as not to be impossible in winter.
His honor, R. Maltbie, and the other OH
GERS of tine court, are complimented highiy
by their report. ,o,. ,ro,o
brought in for trial this morning, by our
efficient sheriff. They are charged with
theft, murder and assault to rape.
Farmers have commenced threshins
wheat. and the yield is generally good.
Crop prospects are fine, and crops are III
Bands of men have been patrolling the
streets of the city for several nights, osten-
siblv to detect the parties engaged IN COM
mission of the burglaries committed lateiy
in this place. A short shrift and swirl
turn NAV likely happen up here soon. our
marshall. B. H. Oats, thinks he has one OF
the rascals in the lookup.
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Daily Springs

Daily Springs
have earned an uurivAled reputstion foi
the cure OF dyspepsia in al forms, Sropsy.
paralysis, enlsrRement Of the spleen and
liver, scrofuls, gravel, constipeton, 40,
nsv and eenito urinary diseases, aDd al
dlsessss peculiar 70 females Delicate
lsdiss and sickly children can resort 20 The
wsfers with the ASSURANCE that health anc
vi0or viii be obtained. The famous hed
s1rine il a specific for dispepsia, there be
i19 not a single case on record d isiiure 70
cuTe. DebiIitated or over-EorEed genie
men and ladies' bsve been fDoyn 70 g.ln
f-o-r me ~ two pounds per day While 6ere.
~. rr,rfngs are 1fuafed ten miles rom
DeKslb. on the Terss 4 Pncihr rnilrosd-
ard eight miles from Bassett, On tie Ierss
q n fouis rniirosd. FUr turlber iDf1rrna-
ton, sddress . ". fAAi1-
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II Mai Beth,

At the regular meeting of Dallas lodge
No. 1877 Independent Order B'Nai Birth
held Tuesday night. the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing term;
Mr.. Gets president, Rev. DR.. Henry Schulz
vice president, A. Dysterbach Treasurer,
M. Sness financial secretary. j. Wolf re-
cording secretary, inside guardian B. Iral-
son, outside guardian ]. Aronsohn.
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Hoard of EQUALIZATION,

The board of equalization OF this county
which has been sitting for over two weeks
adjourned yesterday. The result OF theil
work increased the taxable property OF the
county about 5000 900. The whole taxable
property of Dallas county aggregate twelve
and a halt million dollars.
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Judge r. H. West, who sued Dallas
county for about 1915 on salary due him as
county judge and which the commissioners
court refused to pay, and which was ap'
pealed from the lower court, has been re
versed and remanded by the court OF ap-
peals. This is virtually a judgment fol
Iud1a Waat
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BREN HAM.

Another Citizen Tired OF Lie SUICIDES
BRENNAN, June a.. [Special.J - This
evening at D. m, William Korf. a we'll
Known citizen, for five years weigher at the
cotton compress, suicided at the compress
office by shooting himself in the left breast
and through the heart with thirty-eight
csIihre pistol. A minute before, be was
falling 10 William Perry and Arthur
Tampiet. He left them, went into the
office and took the watchman'e pistol
ont of the desk drawer, he appeared
IL he was getting a good salary. and had
.'.c,s-tv ne leaves q wife and six OF
seven children. The cause ofthe act Is
mvstery. An inquest is in progress
A German lodge OF Knights Oh honoi
was organized here yesterday.
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Protective and Detective Association

OF TEXAS

er1rfI-ntsf irrfituticn- BrEria stnrf witt
~ Irrtr- q o. In iau hnTinr q cs-utcats ..
1rnde Wark e. ~ le1tr a11 - 49, y
1|ru-rrrr- ~ o. q Vear. ossIrn1te1 fnr Ne r-r-
49, 81 fn1lnr @rnT r1rrE lnrDuEnou n
rsrts An pe-Ecrl uhc UHI me- - ~ 80
80 - rr-rrrs1 srHr-Irttrr ~ ne rrrrt wter
go - - - frer So ~ erET r1tt ~
- - So tnIf ~ - ~ recDTery r. ~
49, ~ - r~sr n Ne rerrT RI '1tlr -.
1---irrrn- n. - - r..rEg--nI - ar-lr-<
~ FTgTEE DUEcaH. Fs<Itsrt-
crrrrr ". FTun teCsxT.
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-ssvrd , 500 horss b. buying p cents
-rortb Of Psftersou's Peschstoos hnirnsnt.
A u-,rripsut srrsst car president uses
psfte-srrir Pearhstone Liuiueut eTrlu-
uVelT On his stock, and no Fsterninnry sur
rruur ned npply-
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Dou'tDie in the House.
Trough on Rata" Clears out rats, mice
reaches. bed-bugs, flies, ants, mOles, chip
nunks. gophers. Is cents.
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Mrs. r. Mccoy, Waco, Texas, says
"Brown's Iron Bitters has completely cureu
me of dyspepsia in its worst iorm'
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Dallas tn ST Pal

Dallas to st Paul.
Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, etc.. etc.,
with but one change. Sleepers start from
T. & P. depot. For tickets, etc., call at 5O4
Main street.
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FEu YoEE has again covered itseli with
rory. II has had smother prize fight more
brut.l IL Its chsrnctsr than any that have
heretofore occurred II thst great paradise
q ths spo-ts- Itisa shnns tba' the az
e.o-isiss q such . city csnDot or VIII not
pre-ert thess brutal exhibitions
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rHATTHE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and invalids generally may properly
understand the merits Of "C0tdens
IdUsid Beef Tonic" an analysis by
the eminent chemist, ARTHUR HILL
HAsSALL, MD, Frs. OF London.
the celebrated physician, Professor
ERASMUS WILSON, +. RS. LID.
otTondon are labeled on each bottle.
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Tbs soourrs q TIE se-sv-roru--Pst,sr-
srr's Ps.chztons Linimsn- AsE ~
drurrin ~ a.
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tfUNDal. NAY 7fn ls13 Be IL X EAn
M bered that on fhia 7th day Of Nay 1850
hsinE the FIRST M0ndy and the Ruie dsyein s.is
mouth In said year. the following proceenn NJ
were hsd 10 wit In the circuit court OF the Unit
"a sts es for the Flfth circuit aud North IN dis
fricf OF Terss 1t Dallas. 81 Cbambers before
The Honornbls Andrev p. ncCOrmicE united
g.a.rs dirfrici 1udFe for sad district
No - John W. Hsener u. etal Va B.H
usr q uor1tDn etaf.-In this cause. II being
sh0-rn n fhe Subtraction Of the cour thsf
ThoInss d Johns q defendant name1 10 cum
isineufs original hid auf T,esInan g. houl-
IN Ausburr N0ulf0n. Nay MO1lf01 Are Lors
~ MOI I'm Odell HATTIE GraT ho1lfon a "a -.
VI DOOM al the last sir named - oeien-
dart. in ne N IN ne naturs o. bl 81 r.
viruF flef bJ eOmplninEnts IN sad csae sre n1t
IN etIifarfs 81 o. f0un1 vithi1 ne norihern ~
fIrIai firt-ist % Tsras and Il further srFe-rirE
fr1-r rstlfi1n Of corHria uants. as Wtl ~ ne
r-frr t1nk q MS cuurt that none o. t-e sal1
defEndnrs have voluntarily appeare1 there.o
m a further arrearlng th.t re-sci. serfics =.
NJ praclicatle - - ary q s.ic oe.enoe1.s J.
i fhsrefort Urdered ~ tte cgu-t nat A. ~
erff dsfsndarts - clfef y rub izti1E cgpT
of ffIiH o-tsr ~ II cgeszlTe weeka tefo-e ne
So Nunday n 1ulT -. m s1-1t EssflJ neEs-
rarer p-tlE.et N re cl-I - DallA2 s,.e y
Irrnz y nrpezr ard rlend. ersuE q oen1r
y rlnlrfIFf Ills I'D nFrlnE I'D oeie1o-
- rErrsefv1ly ~ ne ruls 1EJ. 4 belnE ne
frIl Nr11ny q thls c5u.i irlsllJ -
Al srus corJ 81 O. o-1sr n11t as c-1ers1 n
~ $50 = I'D erT. esr1fJ.
n ~ EIs.-z - -. 9, - 80 =, -. e =.
go sfEg. 1k3 "A HoOsIotl c,'H
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Loss of hair and .grayness. which often
mar the prettiest face, are prevented ny
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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weather Report.

GALVESTON, June N.-Following is the
weather report: po,,,ou
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jobn w. Moore, esq. historian OF North
Carolina, heartily endorses Dr: Mortnins
ton's Cholera and Diarrhps Medicine.
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ANTON. Colden's Liquid

BEEF TONIC is an Authorization o.
~ It's original name-"C0LDENS LIE,
pICS I.iOTID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC INVIGORATOR." Each bottleeears I
this original name-a mark Of genuineness
which should always be observed, as there
are several poor limitations. The s1pernl;,
GRITTY Of its materials and composition VIII
be strictly maintained. soia ~ DSu SRIT.
TENTON, GENERAL AGENT, 115 Fulton 81,
New York. Sold wholesale by j. SCHoTT
a co., Galveston, Texas.
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If you are chilled or wet through, GGse
of Parker's Ginger Tonic Will lnfalloly
save you from taking cold.
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1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

Inc BtOO0 anu cNTiCHtSlis dlu 10 thotS
fore q fine inuigOrant and corrective
in cases Of all chronic natadtes which
are associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
tothe regulating and nourishing prop
critics of its great food tonic elements
It compensates for the loss Of cifdHfy,
induced by COy,s,trnp tiOn, CdtdTTh or
Bronchial and Throat affections. 1e
aUiU remedy Feminine Debility ana
reimburse the Female physique for
those losses Of vitality pany-
ing complaints peculiar 70 tne ser-
Mothers nursing their own chttdTests
and delicate acO,ne1l VINO e4pect 70
become mothers and bring up vtOor-
Gus children should by all means use
it, II tUiU restore sufferers fT0mI
Mental or Neruou us Pr0sty'attOn aris-
ing from Over-,C0rh, Ercesses or
a,rofracted Disease. 1t will cure
Drunkenness and the Opium Ha6te
for as the appetite grows healthier
and digestion more vigorous through
the use Of this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tinct, 1t u highly beneficial IN Ldcei.
Con,plaints, MalariaL Feuer, and
ALL MdIavtal Disedsei and Ior tna
debilitating effects OF Fever OF 0ny
Kind IL has no equal. 1t repairs
scaSte. improves Digestion and Ap-
petite, and Affords the Dyspeptto IN
r0lid an easily assisssiIabte drnc!e
OF food: and Is so pleasant to the taste
that the most sensitive palate Will not
reject It,