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Protective ana Detectiye Association.

IrOtect1te ana DetecttNe ASSOCIATION.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Protective and
Detective association, Of Texas, held Thurs
Gay, March 5, 1883, at the office Of the asso-
citation, Dallas. Texas, at which was present
Eugene Duncan, George w. Phifer. Will 7.
Duncan. II. K. Cowart and b. NJ. Bond,
representing nine-tenths of the capital
stock Of the association, Eugene Duncan,
Will +. Duncan. Il. L. Cowart and d. NJ.
Bond were elected directors for the ensuing
year. At a meeting Of the directors held
afterwards and on the same day, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the association,
TO serve for the ensuing year, to-wit: Eu-
gene Duncan. president; Will +. Duncan,
vice-presideDt and superintendent OF agen-
cies, and George W. Phiier. secretary and
treasurer. On motion. properly msde and
unanimously passef, the banking bouse Of
Adams & Leonard, Of Dallas. was made
the depository for the funds Of the ass0cia-
ton. EUGENE DuECAN,
GEoReEW. sHIfEK. Pres. p. a ID. A.
Secretary.
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Rosadalis cures ~cr0fuia. rheumatism,
white swelling. rouf. Koitre, consumption.
bronchitis. Iervous debility. malaria, and
all diseases Of n Kindred nature arising
from an impure condition Of the blood.
Rossdalis gives new hope and life. Read
this letter: II have been great sufferer
with inflammaforF rheumatism for the last
twelve months. / wa induced to try your
preparation. R0sadaiis. and have been
greatly bens flied. NJ hands and feet are
still enlarged. but ! ieel % much better
that 1 want n continue taking the Rosa
dalis. Mns. n. Y. DAHCE,
-Rehobofh. Virginia
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Suit for Damages,

The suit OF Henry Rider against tn,
Houston g. Texas Central railroad, prayinl
for damages in the sum of-$10,000, wa,
called in the district court yesterday, ant
the witnesses on both sides examined. TIL,
argument of counsel will be heard thi!
morning.. Rider lest an arm by being rur
over by train of cars. He was in the EN-
ploy of the road at the time, and claims
that it was negligence on the part of the
road, which the road denies.
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By reference 10 our press dispatches this
morning Il will be seen that PosrMAsrER-
GrEERAL TIMOTHY o. How is no more.
Ma. HowE has been long in the public ser
vice, and has been a faithful servant for bis
psrsy. II Is true, however, his appoint
ment 10 the Office last held by him was
surprise % the country-not his honesty
and good intentions were questioned, but
from the fact that bis are untitled him for
the responsible position and lie ardnOus
labor. Fortunately for him and
for the country, be was relieved
OF the dulles Of the Office, and
was only acknowledgement in name,
arnere fgrrc-bead in the department, be
wa called upon 10 GIL. The wisdom Of
having q young man. fun Of vigor, 10 nct as
an e.-istaut 10 The late lamented HOW has
been fully demonstrated. Mn. fRArK HAT-
-or. the assistant, vas the brains Of the
omse. and. We may sdd, was. in tact, post
msster-eenerai, and be 1t said 10 his credit
fhnf fhe duties dsvolving upon him have
bsea fuithfuny erecuts5. Those who are
IN = position 10 know say that this
Department Of the ggvernment vas
nsrsr In better condition.
NJ Ht--nr hss brought this order out Of
chsoa n wouia reem a. fthere would Be
81 Iitcs u any opposition 10 bis spp0ini-
nnsrt 10 fie position. lately occurled ~
liz .r.redscs sor. TIE arEuf1snts In he
isr,- s-s frr-y formidable. He IL yOung.
-. - -. -. IA a fl.nf LIE errrrI-
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George Gribble, of Cedar Hill, left his
Home very suddenly and mysteriously last
Friday, with a shotgun on his shoulder,
and nothing has been seen or heard of him
since that time. The citizens turned out
Saturday and Sunday and secured the
country in search Of him, but finding no
traces nor hearing anything OF him, fonl
play is suspected. His sudden disappearance
has caused alarm, for none who knew him
believe that he has run off. He has a wife
and child. The search is still being prose-
cuted.
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The captious elements in New York. oil
both parties, are continually seeking some
thing to criticise or condemn in GOVERNOR
CLEyELAND's administration. The latest
attack made upon him is on the charge that
he is too free in the use of the pardoning
power. To please the great public IS
hundred times harder road to travel than
the far-famed Jordan.
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VIZ have just examined novel by MRS.
E.A MERIwETHEE, of Memphis, entitled,
"BIack and White" The author has not
only sustained but added to the repuata-
ton so Justly won in the creation and pub
LEGATION Of "The Master Of Red Leaf"
"Black aud White" is a strong book in
many particulars, the interest in which
never Gags, the characters Of which are
strongly and wildly drawn and the moral
ofwhich is enforced in no equiyocal man.
ner. IL isa considerable addition to our
stock Of southern fiction by southern au-
thors. We have also read with interest
"The War of the Bachelors" novel
fouAded upon fact. written by gentleman
OF Rew oneaus who has extensive aud
prominent family connections in Texas.
The story ispurely and truly southern
or more properly Louisiana
story. aud gives most pleas
ing and faithful portraiture OF life and
scenes in the Crescent City and Louisiana
prior 10 and subsequent TO the war. The
War OF the Bachelors cannot but be read
with interest by lovers Of fiction, and is a
valuable contribution 10 southern Literature.
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Ii seems that something rotten IN Den
marl,n in the matter of the management Oh
the Home for Disabled Soldiers, oil when
BEE BUTLER is president, has been dlscoV-
cred. IT is likely to be a very cold day'
even around the north pole, when an IN
yestigating committee in this country gets
ahead of BENJAMIN. The henor OF Massa-
onusetts is in no jeopardy from this source
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TuE attempt TO make political capital out
or the DUKES affair in Pennsylvania is met
nv the fact that in the Legislature Of that
state both parties were unanimously OPP
posed to allowing the murderous villain the
seat to which the too liberal populace had
electpd him.
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Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the brain and positively cures
nervous debility, nervousness, headache,
unnatural losses, and all weaknesses OF
ages; 6 for Sat- druggist, or Aliens
Pharmacy, 315 First avenue, New York.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

Illustrated Marriage Guide, 2G0 pages, cloth
and gilt binding, so cents same in paper GOV
% cents. Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhood.
cents; pamphlet 8 cents, securely sealed, b
mail. Send money or postage stamps. Dr..
WHIT TIER, the great specialist, 617 st. Charles
street. st Louis Mo.
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TnE Chinese government, alarmed at the
hold that the Americans are getting on
that country and probably nettled by the
spirit of anti-Chinese legislation here are
seriously contemplating inaugurating the
lex talionis in the cry that the Americans
must go.n
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SILEg the SLUGGER.

lie mskes y HAD nfeak NJ Tie henofief,
seeking ~ iniimldats iiim-for Fruits
of Ills Enort Psfuse the article Unders
Meath
In the local columns of tic HEnALp Of
yesterday morning there appeared, under
the caption Of "a Street Scene" the fol.
lowing Modified account Of dlsgracefdl
episode. The article referred 10 reads as
follows;
"Thero was racket kicked up on Main
street yesterday, about noon, that created
a deal of talk among many who were eye
witnesses and those who heard II. 1t was
caused by Mrs. Siler chasing her husband,
Mr.. W. Z. Siler, OF the transfer line, down
Austin street. He fed like fleet-iooted
deer, and turning down Pacific avenue,
succeeded in losing himself to her sight.
Mrs. Siler continued on TO the Texas
& Pacific depot, where she boarded the
west-bound train. In the meantime, he
had taken up his position at the water-tank,
hard by the bridge, with the view OF board
ing the train as it passed, for he had in
tended going to Weatherford on some bust
ness but when policeman informed him
that Mrs. Siler was aboard the train, he
abandoned the idea. but took the south
bound train on the Texas Central for some
point. In the meantime, Mrs. Siler, who
anneared IN he bent on catching him re-
| trrrned 10 tbe c;tv Mr. SiJer in sneoking
ot the affair rT tn Several PERSONS said thai
som NO ono had no;snned h - wife AGAINST him
hu tollina Lar nntrnths concer5;ng him
Trs Siiar hos until the mast few DAYS been
ohsont tran, 40 c;tv and on her retnrn
she wac tnId ' he saws that ba had been roo
;n nH ma a1o viii U,;th % %nmsn He thinks thai
snma Of he 80. a,emies have cansed the con.
Snnt Of r. his ' wife from, wborn he fears vio.
ia %vS VI Tbe aifsir has creatad a GOOD deal
Of Toll >, ''"i' -'''' 49,
" I IAN, ra,,;r, tbo obovo tho rsnorter vos nj
,h in pi Hnn tSni ho VOC w IN nc hornds ~
, dscret;on and had e%ercised an enormons
ononmt ~ nbor;tw , Thers ware many de-.
taiio t%at ,,i;nht' hava heon oddad that
ILLS ~, rnt' dded Ear thesa on';ssions he
thavh NJ 49, %a r,n',id raosiye the tbanls
w tkas ' d;ro nT ,tarateS bnt Il scam
VI vi onUso tThaS aorao,t h'rsha,,d ,Uhnss
coaoomsn ia W w , SiIer aIbeit he was van.
pG;shaH ~ 20 w.. nonabat yas verv mrch
1870. oneu ~ ~ t no ot;na ra,,ob StJrnntod
h H. ~ tnu tiia 10 ronortsr was Wand.
i M"s ~ H., 'A% 1,,o W." Sown Mi street in
a anS 'S Of 80 uostardan afternonn he
s, va,.ii ossa'Ito5 bv "s;d S,iar IN a
oon,r,,i', ,'lo,ner tTbo hIow yas harr,iess
G Int tiIa ;ntant or;n,;nel sin'nIe hoohy
b baS aidoauoraS W nraai, a vannaa,ne WHARF
I; ;ia onaht not 70 h w iocotad W5ie orr an.
az ,,o ~ ias heey aro,seS orr evmnatbv ia ey-
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Ii the independent republican-democratic
coalition in Rhode Island, headed by EX-
GOVERNOR SpRAGUE, will only succeed IN
breaking down the infamous suffrage law
in that state, by which 10000 men in the
commonwealth diminutive as 1t Is, are
kent DISTINGUISHED, the movement Will be
worthy of the approval of the whole coun-
try. Little Rhody is controlled by as tyran-
meal an oligarchy as exists in the civilized
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Mr.. Lee Becky, Lancaster, successor to
b. +. Green, will keep constantly on hand,
carload lots of furniture and undertaken
goods, which he offers at prices that de g.
competition, and which 1, the undersigne.
take pleasure in recommending. fy
II GREEN
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In the case Of Henry Rider. who sued The
Houston A Texas Central road In the die
frfrf court for damages In the sun Of So
90 da-nares owing 10 the loss n En- arm b.
ffe cara runrirg CFrf hin. the jury gEre
hir 3 rerdicf for $500.
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IT You Want
A free sample copy of the new paper send
your name and address and that of your
friends on n postal-card to Texas Farm and
Ranch, Austin, Texas.
Very respectfully,
TEXAS FARM AND RANCH PUBLISHING Co.
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| will take contracts to buy stock,cattle
and sheep, and will deliver them in Shreve-
port. viii give good security for all money
entrusted to me.
Apply to ID. G. PENrEcosT,
Arcadia, Louisiana.
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= "TITTTTTI TTTTI|TT
attentlol "a c. led - tne ~ fli il--in en-
rr - |-eILr1rrf houss of B0rsFr a
r.erIrl1 r.-aI..r. al farm ard mil rnrlIif'ETr-
w.rors. fIors. erILralrls. en-. Fri-l
rl.r.rsfs p nrnr1rr rtumn- il 4. 81 lll-
e.trtIshef Ard fi.tclass h0uss. and ~
Il.eIr rtritf rfIsII.1l ID DurIrrss -Ic AR
dealing las bulIf upa s---i trad1-
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ors Legislature can lay claim with 1000
e,,eo IN a considerable amount Of patriot
lam. The probabilities arc that they viii
,nsnd over % month at Austin on a " per
dam. suth q sacrifice as this IS worthy Of
s,.scial faputiOu,
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Orrers al iaree boiies Of Texas lands de-
rirrn. nf selling. sliId me ansra1f OF title,
viii fnfi rnrtirn.ars J WI er1r1Irf Tour
lard. ard. % sstisisrtrtT. ~i- ral gtu one
hrIf n fI.rae sac raInt.rr IN Eve rI1If1s.
from tts drr receive year rrrr q tie.
Iarrs n. Irlrr
-frrra. ~. y.
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III view Of the Irish troubles the lr'Sle
American element rs looming mp into nn.
usual prominence. In fact the Unlteu
States are rapidly becoming the New Ire
land. An Irish-American national con-
vention ia to be held on the Goth oil April
In PHILADELPHIA.
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sure YOURSELF

pr. Boh,nnsn, svsss,sbi. Curative i ysrrsnssce
fnanenty all forms Of sp~ruaffcrfhsa o. =
Weakness, Generai psbiiiy, irpotsssy. &C., and ru
.Lost Pevtr,- and brings bach the Arssihfsi sifnr
those who have destroyed by eexual e1ccss<s tr
tees, IN sm two 70 seven weeks time. This remedy, w.
kassbeen used by DR.. Bohnnnan In his private pficts
thirty years, WA never known 70 NIL in curing
the WORST ctskS Il gives vitality and impsrts en-
vith wonderful efeci 70 those miadle-agcd men who b
weafncss beyond their years. ts inygorzting prope
sre felt a. once. Young men suficrinE from d,e To-
1aencss 81 that dreadfuly ds ruciva hnb % s<if-l
can use this medicine Win the assurance Of rpec1r
fkRnlffhf sure. TIE patient gaiIs strength Ind
tey II spir, al once 4 acts drecyon the paris e.
cd a. soothing and healing tonic ard ansdyhe 10 a.
lafet seminal vesces and rrifaigd dufa, iu1rfng D.
rrd tone and rrstyring tem 20 their natural state he
a. u the banelhl habh had never bctn indulgrd In.
Ingredients are simple PRODUCTIONS Of nnture-b<rs
herbs etc. and are snccihc for The allow 1sarsrs
nB-lIict, I've Dollar, sent yrh tl1 directions, e.
niy nddFeas for sale Only n ~. q A. Bohannsnf o.
30 oll North f1hh strrsf, bewcen " hufigrsFenuf
uFDr. Bs~Treniisn On Special ni.e-...,s which q,
ceaf deinnniion Of fhe nntn c1use. rfnptonsr Inin
tlu.E 10 any nddrrlH upon receipt Of one stamp.
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Every promise backed by guarantee
Acksr's Dyspepsia Tablets will give imme-
date relief Price % and 80 cents. Sold
by w. II. Patterson & Co.. druggists, Dallas,
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us@eGIIak.

nwDR. EUGENE DEVAUX, OF FRANCE,
has made us his agents for the state of Texas to
sell his er-failing remedy, Natures Comm
nervous debility loss of manhood and all kin.
bred diseases should at once procure hi scircular
from which to learn the cause Of the diseases
us or through us by your'drugsistor yexpress
the never failing remedy
CROWDUS BALDWIN d WILLIAMS.
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
By retail Mt Howell 81 Bro's and lack Tolliver.
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Dresses, closks, coats, stockings and all
garments can be colored successfully with
the Diamond Dyes Fashionable colors
only 10c.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

lftaken in its incipient stages, the por-
gress of consumption can be arrested by the
use of Compound Oxygen. 1t is being done
in large number of cases. Get Drs. Star
key e. Palen's Treatise on Compound Oxy-
gen, and study the facts for yourself. They
will send it free. Address them at 100 Gil
rard street, Philadelphia.
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IUII0D T-IITIETN-
Left with us on cons Cnfnent. 3 iui 81
planters in euod uorEInc order. Anst be
I sr,id. They vi BE- offered af one-half their
erfrrnf rrsf. ., Close tnem out Cal nnd
ernrnfrIe EreEIL a Co
81 Calnrnsrcs sweet
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An elder wns crnmped with an ache.
81 1acobs on did the pain alkke.
Ne vas % highly pleased
That again be vas dressed.
And took . lot home - salt Lake.
A soldier on guard 81 Fori wayne.
Was suddenly striefen with pain.
lie fhDuEht be wns zone.
But When ~ rubbed o.
~ jacobs on. 49, Al riahi again
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Money 70 loan At low -sses en good sscu.
ritv J. Al. DICEsoE.
al Nam street.
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"rsE sEsT Is cHEerEsT.-
. ..S.a IHRESHERS S o..1IlHs.
-. -.

49, r-s v-rI.ra iefrr t.o-7 y Tlr.. i1r1.
n uI.t urr~'0''rrrIII re 80 u.~r ri
81 lt1 $500 = - ere r1.r raIue. ser1 ~
go. So. d. 3. -
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TEE GREATssENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Semi
nal Weakness, Sper-
|matorrhea. LO 8 T
MANHOOD impoten-
Icy, Paralys, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse. youthful
|fo lies al d excuses in
|maturer years-such as
Loss of Memory, Las
|situde. Nocturnal Bmis-
sion, Aversion to socie-
ty, DimneSs OF Vision,
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urine. and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITlfr1
llagree to forfeit Five Hundred DoIIa1f (or
q case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmenD will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found init THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
ough examination and advice, including analy
sis of urine So 90. Pricepf ViSa1 RestL satiye,
O.. 90 bottle, or four timesthr quantity, 0.09
sent to any address receipt OF price or G. o. D.,
antee), secure from observation, and In private
name If desired, by ENGtISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 718 Olive street. st. Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents. w. H. HOWELL q BIO
Dallas. Texas.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-04-07

No. 5.-rTHE IHUEDERBQLT EXPRHSS
For Kansas City, leaves Denver at 2:I7 D. m
All trains daily.
EXPOSITION SPECIAL TIME TABLE
B5etWeeh Union Depot Denver, ankF Exposi-
Trains leave Union DEPOT for EXu0sitfon at
o.oz d. ~ 5:2o a. m 10 a. m, II a. lp., I2:OI p
IL, p, H., D. m, p M . p. m, jp. n. 5l7
=; m, o2zI p nv "l3 p. IL. Returning, leave
Exposition 7I3 ann, 957 a. m,, lI:3I A. m
no. d. 14 IZ2) p m, 2O3 p. m, lO7 b. IN, I:G
p m, 5s0 p m, 5}7 p. m, 81 p. m 6:57 b. M
SAN JUN AND NEW MEXICO DIvI@1oN AND
Ell MORO BRANCH.
l.. Denver 200 p. IN. AZ Denver 500 a n
Lv. Pueblo I2:55 p. m. AZ. Pueblo 2u9 a. m
Nv. GucRafa t;20 p. M ~. Cuchara lG2Va. IN.
Ar. FL Moro. G:55 p. m LV. FL Moro $40 a. IN
ar. AlaIhosa 1000 a. m LE AlamOsa $50 p H.
AT. AnlQnliOIl:l0 a. m IN. tAulOnlla 4:G6 I'm
Ar. ESpanOla 6;f0 p. m W. ESpanVa 500 pm
Ar. Durango 1880 p. m. LV. Durango I:3Ua m
Ell Mono EMPRESS leaves Denver k0oam.
Colorado Springs 1850 a. m. Pueblo k:tjp. ln,,
arrives az ElAIOr0 6o2 p. M Returning leaves
III Moro B:Hl q. m, aIriVpSTt Pueblo 4:U5 D. M.
Colorado Springs 430 p. Ill.,. and Denver Af6
The Labor enquirer., 1883-04-07
NItlltonaires and Pnuners.

Statistics show us that there is not
enough produced Of the good things Of
life to give us all a suthciency. That is
to say, we could use a good deal more
than we have, for various industries are
al times idle or partially employed, and
shallow geese cackIe at gluts; but there
can never be natural glut Of anything
until we. all have more than we can use
For instance, the iron trade may be
depressed, and wages reduced as a conse-
quence Of small demand, and yet at the
same time We need more iron products
Of all kinds, The same of cloth. cotton
goods, furniture and everything else.
There may be more produced than can
be proftaJly sold, but not more than
the people need.
All nations, under our present indus
trial system, are troubled by this hitch
between what they can sell and what
they require. And this takes place be-
cause there is no efficient control over
production and distribution. Every
manufacturer is intent only upon his
own welfare, and directs his business
exclusively to this end. There can hardly
be found a farmer or Wageworker who
has all he wants to make him comfort
able. Millions of tons of rails are needed
for road purposes, and yet heavy loads
The Labor enquirer., 1883-04-07
The Dancers OF Excess.

The married man who thinks he can
commit no excess, because he is married
will suffer as certainly as thedebauchee
Till he is told, the idea never enters his
head that he has been guilty of almost
criminal excess; nor is this to be Won
dered at, as such a case of disease is not
even limited at by the family physician.
Over eXcitahon, irritability. inflammation,
dyspepsia, paIpitation of the heart, de-
pressed spirits, loss of genetic power,
sleep is not refreshing, and jaded. Ian
guild Indifference takes the place of
energy and ambition. A vast amount of
iII-health arises from this unsuspected
cause and thousands 60 to premature
graves that might be restored to h ealth
by using DR., Wagner's treatment for
lost manhood. See his ad ON another
page.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-04-07

Denver g. Rio Grande.
LEADNIL- L AND GUNNISON EXPRESS TR .r,-,
STATIONS. WESTWARD.