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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

The attention OF our readers is respect
fully called TO the advertisement, in an
other column, Of d. N. Ferry Co, De
trolf. Michigan, the celebrated seedsmen.
They DO the largest business in their line
in the United States; ra,se tns DUB
OF their SEED on their own farms. by the
most approved methods, and haves OBJ
tanned . world-vide reputation iof the
quality and vsristy Of the seed they put
rpon The market, and their integrity 10
flIirs eli orders entrusted 10 them. Their
besufiIul Seed Annual for 1884, sent free
20 ali who apply for u. win be found OF prsc-
ticsl value 70 al who desire 20 purchase
-..-4a arua A. urrrn
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fasoo err, Dee II-coloBsI J. R. row
al and q wealthy planter Of WISH
in~ton county. formerly Of Mont
r-~~rr. llsbfua. wss shot o. kodock
f~rfinr. sunhowsr river, By Charles i.
Robins1r IN TIA dispute.
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81. LOUIS, DEC. 1l.-H. s. Fstler, manu-
fecturine company, assigned; liabilities,
SIS, 900, Of which $1,000 IL secured. Assets
not stated.
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Several criminal cHa,s were iiaposed OF "a
lhis cour' yesterday.
Lagts Dixo., a Chls-GgEW ln4!in, VINO
was arrested on the 18th Of April hy Deg
uty United States Marshal Tom Wright, on
the charge OF introducing spirituons liquors
into the Indian Territory, was fned 81 and
given thirty days imprisonment.
William Laskie, who Yves arrested shor
time since on the charge Of whoiesniing
LIQUOR without license at Clebuine, was cd
Judged guilty, the court reversing It's YER
dict.
.. Silsby, the defsulting route ogent who
got away with some fifteen registered
PACKAGE while running as route agent be-
tween Houston and Denison, and wbo was
subsequently recsptured at Silver City,
New Mexico, pleaded guilty In four cases.
There are others against him. IRE court
has not a. vet assessed bis punishment.
The grand Jury having indicted
Rucker, CHARGED with having in bis pos
session moulds for making counterfeit hall
doIlsrs, his case will be called to-day.
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gentleman IN EAST Saginaw Michigan,
resrts after using COMPOUND OXYGEN;
.sy nervousness, headache aud Inability
tcieep have been aim st entirely over,
cne feel better IN every way then l
Ia IN ten Year," Cur Treatise on Com-
,,Dund Oxygen, AS nature, action aud re-
suits. with reports d cases ana iuii ihlor-
nation. sent tree. Drs starEey d PaleD,
ftCo 80 81 Cirtrt -,rct phNa'r'ph'ai
iennsylvauis
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HCK0X ||||| M !; H. & ||
sos Main St. al TIE
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PrrrssUps, Dec. lo-TOorsspondencel-
pirricf court which hss been In session
here the past two weeks, adjourned sstur-
dsy. The grand jury returned into court
only tbirty-tvo indictments, AL for Disde-
m.suors srept fosr or Eve. Judge B. I
Estes, owing 70 sickns. m bis emlly conlo
slsr}rd special Judge for The term and held
- cuurt A lsrrs srnount Of business "a.
Sisno~rd Of ls<ving the dockst. however
e-o~dsf VIII c.s.s. There va only on.
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Greetings.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The following cables
are self.explaining. Dublin, Dec. IL
Alexander Sullivan, president OF the Irish
National League OF America Twelve
thousand nstionalists in the meeting, hon.
oring Parnell; they greet America and send
thanks for her sympathy.
(Signedl DAwsoh.
CHIc1eo, Dec. 11.-Lord Mayor Dawson,
Dnhlip: The Irish Americans salute Ire
land and re-echoes Der cheers for ParDell,
and will never cease struggling with her tor
liberty until Il is achieved.
fsignedl ALExAEDER SULLIVAN.
PAREELL.
DrpLrr. Dec. u.-To-night IN the Ro-
tunds. At q banquet to Psrnell, the room
sf-.i.nd 4 Nation. :" and said that II led by
PsrneIl. they might believe themselves
on tbs threshold Of beraldig the Irish ns
IL f.o-d Mayor Dawson read an address 70
PsrpeIl. Psrpsll was cheered for several
mtn utes.
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Biggest and Cheapest lot Of
FANCY GOODS and DRUGS
in Dallas, at
HICKOX'S, The Druggist,
Dallas, Texas.
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nrrrIln rmAN IN ~ YEARs.

Q. H. CocFrn, Secretary.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
LEH1eHrON,s FAMOUS HoRsEMAN.

1t would take a large volume to tell all
that MIR. Warner, Of this village, does NOT
know about horses, but we only require few
lines to tell what VIC DO know about r..
Warner. who T. not horse, On Wednesday, v
OF last week Warner swopped mare with
John Reber, of Franklin township. the lali or
gentleman giving $25 to boot. On the fol-
lowing Friday morning at 4So a. m, Warn
or went to Reber's stable, broke the !, ok,
and 'ok away his own mare and returned
Mr.. Reber's and then sent Robert Ami hony
to MIR. Rebcr's bed room with the S25.
"Here's t25 from Bill Warner" said An
thony as he fed IRON the chamber in q fash
Of lightning. Reber, with the sleep still in
his eyes looked out the window, and saw
Warner on his white-legged mare urging on,
like a new maEeppa, his mad career towards
Lehlghton, aud Anthony in another direo-
on wandering meditatively towards the
rising sun. Reber thinks that Warner nd
M right to break a contract, as he certainly
had no right to break the lock of stable
door which was not his own. But In consid-
GRAFTON that Reber would willingly give
Warner SlO to take back the white-legged
mAre-a poor creature that would be dear as
gift-he. Reber, freely forgives the "Fa-
nous Horseman" who knows as much about
q horses age and breeding as calf does Of
book keeping by double entry.
A. MILLER,
JOHN REBER.
Iehiuhton July al 1881
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PATENTS GRANTED

The following patents were granted tC
citizens Of Pennsylvania, bearing date July
II, 1888. Reported expressly for this ps per
by Louis Dagger Co Mechanical Experts
and Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D. c
Alexander, G w, Reading, lap machine for
hat anu'acturrrs.
Bingaman, s II, LAurrlton, FIRE escape.
BonEano, AdOlphus, PhoenixYille, fruction
rore railway.
Brnnt, W IL, Baldwin, glass shade.
mould for glass ware.
Craw ford. NJ, Philadelphia, illuminating 3
clocks.
Croweil, H c, Erie, friction clutch.
D'eb' Id, Charles, Lebanon. preparing slag
iHT railways aud rOuudway
Drysdale, W A, Philsdelphia, electric gas
lighter.
Edwards, G J., Philadelphia, paper box.
Emerson, E, Beaver Falls, saw.
Hubbard, NJ G, Norristown, cleaner and
binder.
Hrnsicker, H c, Laurelton, shutter worker
Jareckl, G and A II, Erie, pipe safety valye
johnson, II G, Meadville, fire proof safe.
LaIzeler, II D, Greencastle, hoisting aprars.
tus.
Loeb, Joseph, Philadel phia chenille fringe
Long, A C, Flora Dale car coupler.
Marshall, Andrew, PittSburg, lathe.
McAllster, Charles, Philadelphia spring
buffer f,r ships.
Spau'iling, f F. Erie, cut off valve gear.
Stick, WIN G, Hauover, fertilizer distributor
Sweitzer, II W, Rural Valley Gan soldering
machue.
Van Hagen, C, Collrgeville, finger boar
for musical instruments.
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New Advertisements
Put a Brand on Him.

women are neoetsarY evil" ne saiu'
bringing down his list herd on the counter TO
oo,,haai,o ,ha heartlpps rnmsrk IL was in
:, - -. a,,,,' .,.-.,....
the Nh'aBo stoEest Get "''"u, Sa'N'OBe
County, and the speaker was the central
ayure nga .-ropn Of buoholIo nbIiosophers
w" e'oup =.
lie was honoIy' si0'ehiy anu Sky
There's where l differ frum you alto
g.,bor - a,tI Air uoorve +. 0yahnn. of Tho
o -. -.
snmc place women hre mostly WHAT inen
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-07-28
NEW MAHONING.
Successful Musical Entertainment

On Saturday evening, July 2lst, the
musical entertainment, formally snnnunced
in this paper, was held al New MahoDing.
At halt past seven O'Clock the school house
commenced to fill with people, ynd before
the exercises opened, every seat was taken
aud a number Of persons on the outside
soliciting adm .ttsnee. The audience was
select one, consisting of people from the
community and people from a distance
anon whom was tue Rev. Dr. VIM Reilly,
Pres. OF Palaunate College, whose name we
mention with great pride. The Doetor ad-
dres ed the audience briefly in the coufse
ofths evening. directing his remarks Prin-
cipally To the importance aud benefits oi
the study Of music aud highly commended
the step taken by our people. We much
regret that we can not mention the names
OF those on the programme. buI our limited
space admits OF no such details. All we can
say rel that, considering all circum'
stances aud difficulties ~ be overcome, the
entertainment was complete suceess and
deserves much credit. II reflects ersditsbly
upon The music pupils and their teAehsr
Miss Kisler. ~
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Big Creek Items.

Martin Neeb, Of Delano, was hore on a
visit to his parents on Sunday last. Martin
looks we'll.
MIR. Groos, Of Mauch Chunk, was here
o 'er Sunday, with. his son in-law.
j. l.. Gabel, Of Lehighton, passed
through our place on Saturday last
The Lords Supper was held IN the
Evangelical church on Sunday lust. 1t wa.
well attended,
George Buck went to slatington on
Monday last 10 procure his horse pnwer.
Cornelius Rehrig sold horse on Mon.
day last to n. 7. Rehrig.
"A party from this place went To Broad
Mountain Tor huckloberries, but returned
with empty tubs aud baskets. This is q
bad omen for others who had planned tC
90 during this week with double carriages
We adyise them To take heavier wagons
nol for the berrips-but inr the roads whcl
in that direction are rough, and they nigh
perhaps have to return on fOot which would
bs too much, for the young ladies especial
ly.
-0u Monday next some Of our youn|
men are going To leave the farms again 4
school, which is to cnnlmence at Wessport
JosEPHus.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-07-28

T ie auditors bad examined their accounts
prey ,ously ard had approved them More
over the thicy days,n which appeal should
have been n,E'ie, had already elapsed. TIE
funds in question had been appropriated
school children had luhg luboFed under
most serious Disadvantages. On appearing
before the Squire hearing was waived
snd each defendant gave sl9OO bail To
appear when called upon. We trust that
the question "whether schools shall or shall
not have requisite LooksT" may be decided
H. this important case. Our opinion is that
the whole matter is more Of n persecution
than a prosecution.
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Franklin School Board.
FLLKLAND.

-Au iscidenl Occurred in Franklin Il WI.
ship on last Monday afternoon, which, al
though di,asrreaLle in itself, may he tho
mesus ol calling public attention t. the mig
gsrdly way in which SINE Of our public
schools are supplied with hooks aud other
elementary requisites. On Monday fer
noon, six members Of the Franklin school
Bard, Messrs W, c. Weiss, Henry Miller,
J. Z. Freeman, Tilghman Dreisbaeh, David
Beltz and Robert Anthony. ST., were
brought before the Justice, charged with
misapprorTiation Of school funds. Several
illsgalitiss characterized the mode in which
action has been tsssn sgaintt these men
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, il circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless ii is p,,re
and rich, good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the only sure and quiei, way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that 1ofki0g but
iron will restore the blood to It's
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON DiTTERs will thor.
ouehly and quickly assiinilute with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
nor blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively net injurious.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Letters OF Administration On tho estate Of
George Reichard, late nf Eat Penn Town
ship. Carbon County. PM, deceased, have
been granted to Lydia Reichard. resident In
said township, to whom NIL persons indebted
to satd estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
will make the same known without delay.
LYDIA REICH a RID, Admiulsiratrix
or to VIM. q. FREEMAN, her Attorney.
East Penn, July 20, lS53-w6+
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Tsachsrs' Examinations.

4UHUWUIU LAWNIAHHklVI1f
Teachers examinations will be held as
follows
For Frsnklin, at Weissport, Aug. 7th.
Packer, at Hudsonuale, August 9th.
Lehigh aud Lhusanne, at ROckPort, Aug,
10Th.
Examinations will begin at q. m
THos. N. BALLIIT, % supI Of Schools.
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Coal is being shipped over the Lehigh
4 Susqnehanns Railroad to the utmost
c'pacity Of the line, all the freight crews
now making extra time.
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Lehighton, July 81, 1888.
A CA r d.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indIscretiOns o youth. nervous weakness,
early deoav, loss of manhood, 80 ! will send
q reeipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHaRHE. THIS great remedy waBJiiscov.
cred nv a missionary in South America. Send
T seltalidFessed envelope TO the REV. JosEPH
a. INNAN, Station ID, New York IitV.
aug. l.. ly.
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DIED..

LENTZ Suddenly at her home near Pack
erton, Pa, July 18th, 1883, Rebecca, wife
of Alfred Lentz, aged So yssrs,lO month
and % DAYS.
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Subpoena in Divorce,

Mary ]. Mullen. In the Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas of DHi hon county.
John +. Mullen.) No. Z, June Term, 1888.
IN DIVORCE.
To JoHN +. MULLEN Respo denR
SIR,-You are hereby notified to be and
appear at n I ourt Of Common Pleas ot Gar.
bon County, to he held in the Court House,
Mt Mauch Chunk, on Monday, the s'h day OF
October, A, ID. IS :. NJ 10 u'clork in the fore.
noon, to Rnswer The above complaint, erson-
nj service of subpoena and alias subpoena
having failed oil account Of you absence from
my Bailiwick,
tHAS. W. LENT, Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk. July IA 1888 va
T. A. SNYDER, attorney for PPh.
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Browns IRoN. .BITTrRs efectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints. etc.
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Saved his Child.
" N. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore. hid

I'm. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, rid.
Feb. n, 1850.
Gents Upon the reeommenda-
sion Of a friend / tried Beowr's
Iron BIrTRRs as a tonic and re-
stcratiVe for my daughter. whom
l was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care of
eminent physicians, l was 10th TO
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, TO
my great surprise, before my dauRh-
ter had taken one bottle Of Browns
Iron BITrERs, she began to mend
and now is quite restored 10 foriner
health. A fifth daughter. began 70
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was Consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
quired !" and when Informed that
the elder sister was taking BRows's
IRoH BtTrERs, responded THAT is
agood tonie, take it." -...
ApoRAM PHHLPs-
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Original Cheap Cash Store"

Our large assortment Of Ladies Two But
ton Kid Gloves, In colOrs and In Black
at q 90, o. rs aud el. are reduced to 50 cite, a
palr. IN order 10 remove the entire stock
quickly, these goods arc arst class In every
respect aud the Took is complete In color
q nd Sises.
Our Shirt Barga n
We have at 90 cents Perfect Fitting
white shirt, the former Price Of this Shirt
was IS cts.
Our Best shirt at clio lauudricd and un-
InundrIed at s5 cts. is made Of Best Muslin,
three ply linen bosom are reinforced ana
carefully finished and ielled seams. We
were never able, heretofore, to sell this shirt
Tor less than sls5, and that is the price e'se'
where to-day.
SssSe SsH; srel. s;. ngsS'sS'Sn sSSSsSS 7. NUSBAUM
June ., 1SS3yl
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The Rev. George II. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says; Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiioh's Consumption Cure. -
Sold by NJ. II. Hickox, druggist, coo
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
That hacking cough can be 80 quickly
cured by Shlloh's Cure. We guarantee ii.
Sold by NJ. II. Hickox, druggist, Gus
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint?' Shilohs Cure is the
remedy for il. Sold by NJ. IL. Hickox,
druggist, 6Oo Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by NJ. II. Hickox,
druggist, COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
Is cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents, Nasal Injector free. Sold
by h. II. Hickox, druggist, COS Main
street, Dallas, Texas.
For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by NJ. III. Hickox,
druggist. COS Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's VitaEzer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
IS cents per bottle. Sold by NJ. Ii,
hickox, druggist, 605 Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchial
immediately relieved by Shiloh's remedy
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, 6C5
Main street. Dallas Texas.
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any way to be proven. Us Texas, l94
The Judgment ought to be affirmed. De-
any, j.
Burnett and wife VS.. Harm Ion and
wife; iroq Harris county. This ia an APP
ne al from a judgment rendered upon the
following verdict: We, the Jury, mad for
plaintiffs in accordance with the deed OF
Lord by Burnett and that ii embraces the
triangular tract AS shown on the plat and
that it is not part of the homestead.
Upon this verdict a general Judgment was
rendered for plaintiffs, Held, this cause
viii be reversed because the judgment IS
not supported by the verdict. fla'ntitf'
sought one OF two things-ihat the lulunc-
tion sued out be perpetuated and that the
land defendants are attempting 10 occupy
be declared a street, or If not declared ii
street. petitioners pray TOR the land IN their
own right. Held further, the finding oil
the Jury was not general finding for plain
titts, and il at all the Judgment must be
! founded upon the second ground as prayed
| for. The boundaries of the land as set
| forth in the petition are irreconcilably con-
| fictins, and as the Judgment should be
confined to the description OF the premise,
as gwen in the petitition, the Judgment can
not be rendered upon the verdict iound,
aud the Judgment is reversed ana re-
manded. Walker, j.. ,
| Lichenstein Bros. & Co. VS.. Lowensteln x
! Elias: from Galveston county. ms IS d
suit upon four promissory notes, alleged to
| be due, and an attachment was run upon
property alleged to have been fraudulently
conveyed to Houston, Appellees claim that
they had compromised with appellants, and
showed their receipt in full. Appellants
, claim that the receipt in full was gwen by
them through fraud upon the part OF APP
pellees. The only issue raised was as to
the fraudulent representations or not made
by appellees. This question was fairly and
properly submitted to the jury by the
charge of the court; they passed upon the
evidence, which was conflicting. There
does not appear TO be any error IN theu
findings and under repeated decisions where
the verdict is not clearly wrong, 1t ought tC
be affirmed. Affirmed. Walker, p. j.
Warren VS.. GRAY and wife; from Navarro
county. Where the land in controversy
can be identified and definitely be ascer
tanned, if the facts as stated in the petition
are true, n general demurrer does not lie
aud it is sufficient that such Identification
be III ade by reference to other surveys anC
the map OF the county. Partition may bt
Joined in the same proceeding with trespas'
to try title in order. to determine The
boundary between the parties. demurrer
should not be sustained to the petition
which i5sufficient to establish the boundary
line between the parties, A petition which
ayers purchase and conveyance from thu
owner of the land, the recording Of thu
d led and the continued occupancy of tn,
land as homestead, is not obnoxious Il
the exception that it shows that plaintiff
deraigns title from the sovereignty OF thu
soil and fails to connect Herewith, TIT
record shows no error, the evidences ampl,
supports the verdict and the charge of tn
court is not obnoxious. Affirmed
Walker, p. !.
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Chatter Amendment.

CTATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF DALLAS.
- Notice 10 hereby given that thu city ooun-
ell Of the city Of Dallas will apply TO the issisla.
ture Of the ,iats OF Texas At the present sssdon.
now 10 progress at Austin Texas, for tee follow.
ing amendmonI 10 the present chatter Of said
fla, section iol Of tho charter Of the city Of
DAlias approved August o is7d bs and Tie
same 10 her by amended, 80 - 70 rsad = FOL.
lowe Section iol-I, shsr DO the dutyofth a.
ua'y and the 9Th dsyy <bfii Of each year p
nsfe and return TO Y.<<ity council . full and
complete asscesmeuIf oil property, zeal and
personal. In said cky. on the LIST day ofJAnuary.
cssh value Of all roods, warss ind merchandise
owned or tept on hand for sale By any mer-
chanton thelst DAY Of January Of that year u.
gethcr with tho sash value VI ali property. real
and personal belonging 10 any ocrporav Won; also
in said city and the name Of the agent Of The
same, together With amount ofpremlun fcoeiv..
ed oy each, verified By afidsvi, o. The etsnt q
such company, The ely council shsl! have
power IN lie dlscr uon tm ism i.Su,n,. m ~
resident free. holders ofthe city Of Dallas quall'
fed votHra ~ be called assistant Assessors,
whose duty II shall be when 90 appointed, tost.
tend with The assessor aud collector, q ~
dine o. mailing said easement 'os me yesr n!;
powor aud authority With the asssssor and col.
ecior together with said asseesor and collector.
10 mate and return 70 the CITY council Z nh
and . nplele assesameuto OF all property per-
sonal and real. a. above provided; and Me-
shall attend and ass'st the Assessor and colloc.
.cr IL receiving the lIsts Of prop rty and elal1-
ucns Of INGREDIENTS and others ~ The ~ q.
quIred " be delivered to sai ! asseesor and 81.
!scscr: snd tssIr scmpsussycu Eng mssnss g;
NAV b. sidinasss ppy!es; ,,ovnu. -
Atssst an. SWISS G9 5css;SssS
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Mothers Mothers!! Mo,hersl!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
yonr rest by Il sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth If so, 90 at once and get bottle of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about 1t. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it Will regulate the bowels and
give rest to the mother and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic 1t is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF
one OF the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere 25 cents bottle.