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AMISEMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-NIG
Mr.. FREDERICK WARDE.
and cor pany OF actors, under the MANAGEMENT
Of Dir. John j. Collins. presenting Banim's beau
tiful hye-act play DAMON AND PYTHlAS; or,
the Test OF Friendship.
THURSDAY EVENING, Shakespeare's tragedy
In FIVE acts, JULIUS CESAR.
FRIDAY EVENING, grand double bill-John
Howard Payne's BRUTUS and Shakespeares COM
edy KATHERINE AND PETRUCHlO.
SATURDAY EVENING. Shakespeare's greatest
tragedy. In five acts, RICHARD III; or, the Bat
tie OF Bosworh Field
MATINEE SATURDAY 2kP M-INGOMAR
Every detail perfect and historically correct.
Prices rs usual. MONDAY, october sth. Z. Is.
BISHOP. oc sits
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Received from MCMILLAN & Co., the
first No. of "The English Illustrated
Magazine,v The illustrations after Ros-
sErT are particularly strong.
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ID HEUMATISM, ID | 5 OR ID Il + ID
III BLOOD, general debility. and many chronic
diseases pronounced ncurable, are often relieved
by - -
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. J. &. SpNtswOOd saws
81 highly recommend Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia. rheumatism, and general debility
FAIRFIELD, lONA.-Dr. j. l.. Myers says
Browns Iron BItters l. the best iron preparation
have ever known In my thirty years OF practice"
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III BLANKETS. BLANKETS.

DO not wait until the weather turns cool. Now
Is the time 10 buy We are Offering tremendous
bargains I'm these goods.
Also. a good line Of COMFORTABLES AND
COUNTERPANES a;
LEVY. DAVIS & CO.'S,
sell COL Main street. corner Nlnth'
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 9th September. In 81. James
church. Richmond. by Rev. Joshua PCterkin ID.
d.. Rev. WILLIAM MCGUIRE. Of Essex county.
Va, TO Miss MARY WILSON BEADLES, of
Richmond, Va. No cards
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The hooting of King ALFONSO, OF Spain,
in the streets Of Paris. may give BISMARCK
a chance to dine on another slice Of France.
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NJ CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS

We are Offering great inducements In these goods
In order to close out the stock on hand We DO not
brag of the largest stock but II iswel selected
you can SAVE FROM Is TO 20c. PER YARD
by buying Of rs. LEVY DAVIS co''
se2l 00l Main street, corner MIMI
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The Philadelphia Press says: the CIVIL
Service Reform Association of Providence
has Just been organized, and proposes 10 do
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not be at Greene. Greene will be supplied.
Captain Thomas Whitehends appoint-
ments are all withdrawn, except Greene,
October 18th.
JONI s. BARBOUR, Chairman
H. Shepperd, Secretary.
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NM NM FEERY YFEEE RRRR -" sSss
MINNIE X" s.
VI NM VI FEE Wy ZEE KIRK SSSS,
VI NM ME-
NJ NM ME- Y B. . ~
VI NJ MEEEE Y EEEER X SSSS -
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.

Have you seen the KID GLOVES we are selling
They're n nne-days' wonder They are the pref
test and newest, and less than half what any other
store will sell.
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EOOT-NOTES.


Few. II any. pretend TO carry fun assortment
of HOSIERY in the fall. We. on the contrary,
have an immense assortment. With an earnest
desire to give the public substantial bargains we
offer
1000 pairs CHLDREN'S EXTRA Long.
HEAVY-RIBBED. SOLID-COLOR SCHOOL
HOSE at Sc. worth double:
1000 pairs CIILDREN'S FULL REGULAR
FRENCH RIBBED SOLID HOSE 1T 2jc.
These same Hose are being sold elsewhere at
40c.
200 pairs LADIES' FULL REGULAR SOLID
ENGLISH HOSE ut 25c.;
\ decided bargain I'm GENTLEMAN'S FULL
REGULAR SOLID COLOR HOSE at lie.
This is but an index to our immense stock. as
we have corresponding bargains I'm cheap, me-
dunn, and high grades.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
Sc 3O.Su.W&Sa COL and COB Broad street.
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McCaulps suseeh ,wbish Lido NOT fsea- &c
liberty 70 Withhold from your readers. In
his sneccb he made an attack on the Big
Fonr.s and particularly on Judge Ly-
brook. using language which Lybrook re-
garded as ner sonaIIy offensive. He made
at Pat for hattie. but friends interfered.
The matter was explained. and everybody
s. G.. s.
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~ CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS, RUGS, CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGs, OIL CLOTHS, POLES, AND COR
NfCES. 80.
GEORGE W.ANDERsON & SONS.
sol-3m 1914 Main street.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Last month an attempt was made 50 smugge
10000 dozen PARTISAN KID GLOVES into
this country. They were, however, seized and
confiscated by the custom.house officials. and be-
ing put on public sale, we were heavy purchasers.
They are Just in, and you can now buy of rs regu-
lar 81 5-HOOK LACING KID GLOVE, in black
and colors, at 63c. a regular S1.25 7-hook same
72c.; a stylish UNDREssED MOUSQUETAlRE
KID GLOVE at 25c. worth Use. We were only
enabled to secure Nos. and 81 of this latter ar
liclc.
And last, hut not least, you can buy for 55c any
size Of 81 BLACK 3-3UTTON ALEXANDER
KID GLOVE. You may expect TO fnd these
goods on sale when you come. We deal In facts,
not fancles, when we are making statements and
there are enough left yet to last for a few days
even at the rate we've been selling them in tie last
two or three days.
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.cy1TAL NOTICES.
r5- JERSEYS, JERSEYS,
JERSEYS.

Another large lot OF those popular-makc JER-
sEYs, which all the ladies have been anxious b
get, Just received.
Also, superior quality In NAVf-BLCE JER-
sEYs for Misses aud Children at
LEVY. DAVIS a CO.'S.
e2I g0l Main street, corner Ninth.
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LECTURES.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CITATION.

sTAR-LECTURE COURSE opened by II. j.
BURDETTE. Of the Burlington HdDkege, on
TUESDAY. october 8. 1883, at MOZART HALL.
Subject #" THE PILGRIMAGE OF THE FUNNY
MAN. General admission. 35c.; reserved seats,
soc. Members secure reserve seats for 25c.
Seats go on sale al RAMOS & MOSES SATURDAY
MORNING, october 9Th, at 10 o'clock. Secure
your seats early and avoid the rush.
sc 30-Su,W ,F&tdtd
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STATE EAECtIlNE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA. Va. September %, 1888.
The appointment OF John II. Thurman,
as canvasser at large, is withdrawn at his
request.
Thomas Croxton at King George Thurs
day, October 4th.
Judge Staples withdrawn from Smyth
and announced for Carroll, October 18th.
Colonel O'Ferrall at Smytb October 10Th.
Colonel Cabell goes to the Southwest for
special local appointments. and his appoint
ments for Petersburg and Botetourt are
Withdrawn.
Holmes Conrad will be af Petersburg,
and the Botetourt appointment win be sup
piled.
Judge Staples's appointment for Lexing.
ton was withdrawn that he might 20 else.
where. Mr.. Barton being ut Lexington.
All OF IL. c. Aliens appointments with
drawn. NJ
General Field and DR.. Motfett 90 to the
Southwest about October 9Th, for speci al
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A Patrick audience has not heretofore
0een remarkable for patient and attentive
listening to long speeches; but on this oc-
cas'on, during discussion OF three hours
duration, whilst the larger portion OF the
audience were standing, but few persons
ieit The room, aud during Colonel OFFER
raiPs concluding speech the audience was
larger than when the discussion began.
Inc Democrats were all the time jubIlant,
ana more than satisfied with the result OF
the discussion. fsf 800
A little episode occurred during Mr..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

Yves lower December selling forQG lis. q IA.
clNe Of 5'S, AVID January bringing NJ l.S. A fall.
eu 1iNetye't rday Of l-2CeHt Corn dropped
~ 'u! December a-d BIO ,ght 413-s and or
yHI9ary declined l-2 aud closed at 1912 The
ryc9pi Of g'tlu To-day wore. WhrstllG rs
Gttn ~ s2h Oats littN, shipments wsra,
Wheat ID $685. corn ~ ,gl1 oats lcd lgu Tine ra.
CsglulS ON thc corresponding lsv laNJrcsr V,rp.
wheat lH.Slb corn litu,i uat.Sg GIG Thesiir.
msul- on that day Wef Wraat gg5 corn
lU eI. oats $40. lravisio.s wore luWrr De-
rtm1er pork hrg'ht 10 So % nUinr oE ,i9r,
}ts.eflsy o.. j. i--n. .ltnnaty deliveries droBrf5
.0e and sold Co., l2 70 There was no chaagb h,
Deem Der iaM trem Setterday 1l- la. January
ldid went ua ice aud closed 81 g,l-3.
s.. Louis November WApst wufrr.r t1.3avg g. s.
aeu 0sedaL 100 3 jpDu4ry dpfysras tygr,
OK &c nd brought lHIl-2 Corn Was down
again, Naegmeer selmsto 50 % loss ,inee
We gay besoTe OF ~ ana December 8l.4to
IS s. failing oGoflrim 5.s tns4 Ous con.
uuue 70 60 mp 10, November which was quot q
IS ~ bid. gain % 5-S, and Detemae wat hyli
al 81 II TO p j-S a decline OF SIS tol.2
NEW YORK
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= : y . y = = =
This Year Last Year
st,,GE
Tbls YcanLast Y ear
TtroRrs
Thls YesI Laai. Year

's,s.sss York exchanges will be closed on
ptnah le the momtcis 10 participate
lslaton day.
y hnng In south Carolina has not 20 d
49, hinoso labor. Negro hards are be-
MN TO rCplaCc the Chluamen.
s,slele supplv OF cotton In The word ~
trs,h. ume amounts to a,6oSql5 bales
1ttGlV W. bal at the sane date In lNeI
|Avoalts In 1851, and 2,e0i, $50 In 1880
sageman says the cotton crop OF We,t
i as.,,nl.,n this year vii ooaparo favoraoly
~ nAol last year. when Il was estimated
wv acre cultivated In cotton produced q
w 6eorgla, Alabama. Mississippi aud
~ Smplovcd $50 persons IN their COZ
~ IN 1850 they had HISS hands en-
aeo bales otcotDon brought 20 Dawson
~ We season, not more Than halt OF y
| ~, ~ .od. The warehouses ere al crowded
~0u holding for better prices.
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roR ~ nENErIr or ormEns.

have been troubled for aboutscy,u % years
with weakness Of the Kidneys and It's attend.
aut difficulties ! tiled several medicines that
we've recommended for thocure Of NlugI irou-
bles. but with only atcmpI relief ltauy, nm
IN Noticed the advertisement In one OF our
papers Of the cures that Hunts Remedy had
made. concluded to give It d tlal, l pui-
chased 4 bottle ct Hoover drug store and used
e according 10 directions, aud found tina. ithad
benefited nus very much. continued It's use
until had used four bottlcf, and I can cheer
fully recommend Hunts Remedy as a good Md
ney m doine, aud one that has done all that IS
recommended for H. and willingly give this
for the benefit Of others who may be suffering
from trouble similar TO wiue.
HENRYV. HOUsER 9ol No. Broadway
DAYTON, Ohio, AUGUST Il, 1855,
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TRrArMnNr or rANoER.

For twenty Year, have suffered from can
cor ON the side " myneck near the shoulder
and exhausted the whola catalogue 0f remedies
without any relief the cancer growing worse
all thu line, tho whole upper partoi my tody
became sih and full Of pain had virtually
lost The use 0fhoth arms, mv general health
had been broken down anA saw Il was only u
question Of ume when life ltso'f would 10 de-
sttoyed. In this condition 1 commenced tho
uso VI Sw,hs specific The nrst bottle relieved
mo OF Stiffness iu the neck, the second gave me
perfect use ~ my arms, and feel strong aud
well Ia every way ! ANA poor man. but |
would not takos 900 for the good have cx,
reflenc6d with SWins Specific. believe Il
will force ont al the poison and cure me
W. Il, ROBINSON, Dayishoro, Ga,
orr irnastlse on blood and Skin Disease,
mailed iToo 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
nratVgr Atlanta
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ron lNnlEs.

| havA been uAlug (ura month or two In my
household Swifts specific IS 5, S D the rreater
rortio1e 81 ithayips been tOpsgmtd by tho ie-
mNlo portion OF nv family and WITH tho hsp-
Who had boon Ia had health for long time.
and for whom htve paid huudrods OF doll us
lIr doctors aud mediolnfs IL began 90 build
hor W nom the h'st dose. Another tmalo
member OF MY FAMILY took y with equally SAT-
i-tartory fesu.ls Il Is certAlply The 6n toplo
for delicate ladies that have ever used aud
have tried them all, have no doubt that want
Of exercise, close confinement Ia poorly venul-
nted houseH, sower gas poison and melahel
/ daughters aud sisters, and ! believe Swlfl's
Specific IL the rcmedy FOR a'l this sort OF blood
| poisoning y. l., JONES J, 4, Qultinan Ca.
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FUTURES.

S.s-Mr. A. ]. whcelonk. proprietor OF
'ais.un aud Grain Exchange, reports me
~ IN futures As very active His salts
I'm pave reached LsN bales Of clttnn,
~ 'ane es OF wheat 2l,1n0 barrels OF rotss
NJ ueices OF lard. These salas SPEAK
s,,.Ma,e, business done In futures IN DtllG,
N, wv, w be remembered that Mr., NheelooA
1 4, 'hiAhy orders from all over north leNss,
4 M ~ receives orders 10 buy aud sen
~, milan Territory aud New Mcrico
I,ldv ..h New loik the nture make,
|ts,S.uy, points under Last evening" anu
~ tss An easy tore AZ points under las'
wv november and points for d CEN,
N ,v.ner months were nom TO 4 poiuls
~ ssserev, In New Orleans the market
i, aSlei but the closing quotations lheN
EAlfsaS ne day before Of points on No
h hcsai december are from to points n
envcnhs IN Liverpool there was .o ni
~. ,Ss osed dull.
va and Proyislons.-c hlcsgo .-wheal
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Sn,ith'S 2;Eltart.
Smith. Est'.!. d Nay Flower.
ThoTlmcTriod udunlrcrally Approximately
foral Diseases Of the Bladder and KLincys,
10 Positively Cures " here all
Other Remedies Has Fail
eel GO Produce SIC ..

"Brghts Disease Of the Kidr.l y" a fearful
scourge, which spares Mother acc, aH nor ooudi.
lion, becomes an inOunble disease only tot tho
want Of timely attention. II allowed TO work IL
myages unchecked until ithAs fastened upon the
yinla offs victim, nomedoal skin can release It's
hold, itolalmsib prey, and annuallyuumbenits
victims by the thousand. A timely use Of
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results In proof Of
this assertion, We cite you to the numberIcss tcsu
monlals In our possession. and quote such emil
nCnt authorities as pr, va Ives, Of New Haven,
Conn, and Dr. King, Compiler Of Kings Dis.
pcna,oryl Ask your own physician Il these
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether You viii sacrifice your lie rather than
surrender your prejudice To m advertised modi.
cine, Decide now, Il may not be- TOO late
Smiths Extract of May Flower
IS natures own remedy It's no yilo detection
Of nnuscous drugs aud dangerous chemicals, May
Flower Is n modest little plaat which grows in
New Foundland IN Pennsylvania aud Kentucky.
It's dlurcuc and astringcni In lH properties, and
has frequently been used TO great advantage In
phrrhpa and Dowc Complaints oi children. lts
great merit, however, iIln H. gentle and efficient
action ON the kidneys II removes all Impurities
through natural chauno5and restores hoys,em
toahcalthy condition. ltpromptly relieves palms
In the back ana loins In eases Of weak and den.
cate females, Ia value Is beyond computation.
Bu, for the natural modesty Of woman, which
causes her To shrink from Newspaper publicity,
We might publish hundreds Of testimonials OF
lnesumahle benefits derived from Ii use.
Ask your druggist for smiths Extract Of Mag
Flower Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. II yours to choose between
Health. Happiness ind Lite,
nlgWo, Misery aud Dcatl
Prepared only by s Il, Smith a niu.. Coylnrton,
Nv, For sale D a. druggists
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4 ,a,.nt paid u i0iin taxes last year;
\ Tldrn. $500; James Gordon Ben.
mand Robert Bonner. So. 700
n ms Ter duties at the custom house In
49, go Tor the past week were Sl9g D
Ming . tolal since January lst oil
a. list taree quarters Of this year the
.sSo Nevada amounted to 81 500 400
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From " o. Tin,s.Dlml'at, Nov. 10 1885,
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN \ bro"

NV WTTVNW7T III
Il will be pleasant uewi % IN" many inenl
and patrons OF the wei. ku avn hrm OF ~ pud'
ley Coleman 4 Bro tn learn lhh' nl yAleu'lou
Gs,jpv bson granted by the creditors, ap'
moved by the toutL 70 viii now reopen iHcX'
iep,iyc bsslucsg There probably has mover
Neon a house which, duunrit' oarfa'smont
hss received more general support and Kindly
ieeliug than tails Young energetic and pro'
crss,iva 10 q marked degree Myssr' coleman
~ tbs community. aud nov that they are iu q
ro,ltlon tncnilfry ttclvc, fpn thcN dllical'
hos h goes without ssyluk that they ,Wll TO
rciye Inc hpartirst support on al hsud"
Fvefy house AMI mandatory toy Wht,vn, my .,,l
were agents have rcitlucd them, marx oi lni,'
rst conhdsrce, aud their patrons aro eoullns
forward vii iug,y 10 renew ensaseme'S'
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HAVE uNp M TROUBLE,

The following statement was made August
s 1853. by Mt. John Warrington, No. 2il Lin
den Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.
About six months ago was taken with KID
ney disease twas with difficulty that passed
my water and II was accompanied by a burn
log sensation and caused me great pain. My
attention was called TO Hunts Remedy, the
wonderful Kidney and liver medicine, pur'
chased bottle aad used Il as directed, and Il
has n, Md 1 can pass my
water with perfect ease ana have had nd
trouble sinca. consider myself cured, and
checroly icctmmend Hunts Remedy to tho
public As the hest kidney aud liver medicine
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n IMPRnYES N: 0uALITY OF

IT IMPROVES III; QUALITY O.
tho Hood lr1 rsriraos o. and lathcrc-
froaun1 ittc iarsut and corrective
mvsCsotall chronic iHalddtcsWhich
AFRO associated with IA nrOvEBlsHrD
STATE or run nLpOp Thcao all Yield
t0thOrceulatlng and n0urlshlngp prop
crtlDaof ia great foii tonic elcmcnti-
Itr1mpenshic8 Tor mo los II ritaliV.
inlucol by Consumption, Ortarrh "
Eronri IA and Throat Auctions nc
,,iH rrmfdv Hcmin iH0 IAbiiiiB AMI
rclmburso Tho ftndlc physique foe
those losses Of riidiitV nccomtany-
ing complaints peculiar % TIE stI'-
nfa'hersnursinJ thg.r own chHdrciis
ngd deiiratc tromcn who expect 70
beo0mo mothers and bring up ri1or-
oHs ehiifrrn should BY oil means uso
a. 10 trW restore sufferers ifoHb
Weiiitt or Ncrrous Pr0sirufion afli-
inr from Orcr-rork, I-rccsses or
.t|raried Disease ~ WNt curr
s.M krHHess aud tho Opium Habte
--.rat tho appetite grows healhllc
....Iftstlou moro vigorous ihronrt
tr4H.s Of this THal', mo unnatural
craving dic4 away unUl t1Hlly cA-
tip.t UishirtiuhrnJic lul 10 Ltrfr
g,mpiaints, Mniurigi irrrr, anu
an W1iariaf ulcaari 1ui Tor mo
debiil4tine effects ~ Icrer ~ dnY
Eiad n hos 20 equal II rcpuirs
,cts,e. i,nprarcs Digestion and Up
,.iit,. md nanr,ls tho DHspepfic iu-
rsflI nn rnsiiv dssinlGbio orf,s'n
al H,ofs and iH ao pleasant % tho tasin
thttthe most fonsitivo palate wtl mol
frInst ~
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.....s,rcn,nnr AND srLyrR.
COTTON.

nalpIs Of cotton to-day were even 200
q follows: AtF,ree's 4, Pl.nters 4 Cali
m ma at the compress lG2 OF these l3
MI a, follows. For Blankenship d
Iihom WaathcrfOrd and q from East
\ schneider & Davis 2 from Paifd aud
Abilene, ana for Fanger Bros. 10 from
IN The shipments to-day were 10 bales
IA Llght'oot d c.. over the Texas " Pa
|glli Gales over the Houston X Texas
lWbales by White e. 20, 800 by MOrle-
4 and 80 bGes by h G. Caller * 90 e,
IA Texas & Pacific; Gsl bales by i II
|ICo 80 bales by Waid Hill and $50
In. c. Caller & 90. over the Houston
Ia Central. There was no change in
|tmyol the u0rts or 10 Europe In thus
|sn6fkgt Is frm.
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have beena great sudererirlm sidlcy COM
plant for several yc,rs at times bclng so that
could not mrumyscliiu my bed, and having 10
lay with arillow unaer my back, and at times
drsading % 20 TO bed twas SO Painiulogel 40
in the morning. ltricd number ofso-called
remedies and electric treatment but Iihou'any
permanent relief until was induocd TO lry
Hunts Remedy, and eau honesty say that /
have received more bcnCGtfrom Il than all the
other medicines ever used. / t'kc pleasure m
recommending Hunts Remedy toa,l suffering
from kidney complaints, believing asl DO. that
n here Is help for tgom they will anl II In
Hunts Remedy. THOMAS SHlb1lSNioN'
Lynn, Mas, June % 1851
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AanlAs ama ssaaaers.
Dallas National Bank
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Pan UP GAplIAl. SEQ nnn

IrAnsecis q General banking business.
ufkiCEks - u. Rsyne, President X V.
eomPsiuS Vice-PresidenE Il. NJ. Kesrdon
CAshler,
.hlRkCroRS-s. q. Rayre, r. V. ronp.
klnS X feygaSson, A, J 10 ter. j. I. rrere.
Heating n N Bear60u.
lne i9loWnW afo kas.crn Subscribers W the
Stock Of this Rank; Estafe Charles Whyoier. late
Wee President CCntrA' National HANK, phnadei.
bNlAH; N, fthuimau, tresidcu, Central National
RAnk, PhilSdglphlg y. w. Rrowa. Prnvidert
hue q Trust Company, PAiRdc,phiN W. A.
tWuman, President Seahoagd Bank New York,
+. q haynH President First National HANK
nteQioid, Pas Y. n i.awion, First National
hahk. orleau, \, Y; y. v. &itts. 81 priersNurq
va sauugs Rsnk. y q HaNue, Weie Pillow
Company Monmouth, IN. y. O'nay. Vic.
President United Pipe Lines.
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