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'neuuly oeSS -, nottnn on the nresent
not WISH 70 sen wv. oT COZ RI $40 ner
harket, WI, a. hanking interest.
oaie az the io"es' oanA 'PasnectfnIlv.
,.r o s.rger Bros
a vpgpemn 'I,ins K Shields.
III liz vi rUlnhH%b blake Web 4 Cowan,
r |, Marsalis & Co., Harry Bros.
II. Hamilton, Maroney, y Co.,
sch elder Il Davis, 81 nloriuBc " o'''
Cf9wdns ba, ,Np,,v Tawsrd Tel lehman.
N4 Man9r,o ~ c m'i'o'' Thos Randall 4 Nep-
.a hafIma g "a hes,
NJ Wendeldp Alex Ortlieb g. Co,
Mitchell & scrugGs, W; H. Howell d %,
Levi & Bros, Mlller GrcGr,
Howell Br3s., u. " p LoIo y riieDes'
=, e. 49, = a. Calm & Co.
r, ", %E ph;;n AZ + Mittenthal
F. NJ Til man. l. Reinhsrdt,
L. l.. Herman, John Meyer,
T. Ellington, Russell d To''
Goldsmi Ia Bros' Ro ue & lennon,
IA Ia G CIV brus, W G Connor.
~ " yoR Ross & Co Texas Ice CO.
Geo Rick. Weir Plow Co.,
Henry Loeb & Co., G. A. Keatiug,
Robert Gibson, Robert ogden'
WesunshoGsS Mach III n Gsr,irgton.
l. GIaddocS p NJ Bond n Bro.
Sidnsw Smith & Co. II r. Rodgers,
7'T,u'3 ot tho ohavs was circula.
Inc suostah' g.. y. .,o - ,ho o;tv anf there
teu among cno ,nnan hsct home YESTERDAY.
was no costoIi Sdno M, n,,,,ore an the streets
rne is ralSen IN the ward
of Tho nnhIic weighers. weighed and stored,
If The purchaser so desires, on
70 ,ba comnress where if the parties so de.
sire II is reWeighed by the compress
%aiober The buyers will purchase from
he former when he is willing to have the
stanie watched Mt the com press and when
he is not willing 10 weigh there
then they purchase from the
nercbant The cotton after it has been re-
weighed at the compress, and they pay for
'ha sama On the COMPRESS weight. Thus
th,. merchant stands between the farmer
and the buyer, and ftbere be any differ
erce between the weight of a bale weighed
nv the public weighers and the compress
u:aiobe, the merchant gains or loses tie
same as the case may be, as he is expected
10 make the compress weight good
To the buyer. The buyers appear
to be inclined to concentrate
m atters and if the farmers had known of the
rraSent arranoements prior to the passage
of the resolutions given below it is hardly
nrobable that they would have been so
terv, The public weighers do not
Nc The idea of their not getting the or
ace of The cotton weighed, though that IS a
natter al the option OF the purchaser. The
farmers held a mass meeting az DICK
Creek Yesterday. Below is the action of
tho farmers already referred to:
Vhe i"i '% saNnrp;s sCuoor, HOUSE.
n .ooI,,orso
The people OF the oanuer so oat;na ond
r,Dsr, Al vi n
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te.p,o,,ye localities immediately. Le.
our wrongs he placed before
,hs re,nle. talk over tho VII.
isofy ihe corruption, the unblushins
nruds hat are daily perpetraled Npon us
b, The pafues referred TO, and then act re-
SOW, that you will no longer be seIis nor
c.'s paws. Dut that you Will as the lords 0,
creation; arise from thralldom ana
ihralling the monster, no" ht'
tempting to crush you, declare
your freedom and with heavens benedic'
| hos resting upon you, as they surely Will,
Won will At once rise TO the Jul stature oil
'reemen. Hoping, praying that Tor the
once, If not forever, that we may DC UNI
fed touching the vital questions now be-
fore us, We are, gentlemen, yours. III one
common interest,
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Il. l.. MARsALIs,
ALEX SAL GER,
WADE HILL,
" AAfnrnn

ALEX SAb GER,
WADE HILL,
w. WHITE.
Mr.. Force, one of the public weighers
who had been In consultation WIN wy
committee, said as far as he was indi-
vidually concerned the report was satlsiac-
tory. hut he could only speak for himse l.
AtferwarCs he and his co.weigher, MT
SmIrh called at the compress to nave an
Understanding with the superintendent.
They failed to arrive at anything dshulte,
vet Il is hoped by all that the matter VIII
be arranged satisfactorily 10 all parties'
R1c4ARpsoY, Sept 4.-[Special. IA pnb-
hc meeting of the citizens OF KicaaTh-
son and vicinity was held in the
rown OF Richardson on Monday, september
Al 1883 Captain j d. Stratton was called
10 the chair and ]. S. STROLLER was elected
secretary. s. -,
Captain w. II. Harris explained the OBJ
iect of the meeting 10 be whether inc pee
Ion buyers. who discountenaDce the public
waighers elected by the voters oil the
cou1ty. or will they stand shoulder to
shnulder in defense OF their rights as guar
apteed by legislative action.
ON motion a committee 0! c;:ht, consist
ing of ] S Strother, b. J. Prlgmore, ~ #;
Bfysnt. w. II. Harris, J: f. Rowland, Jen
RobiasOn, W. W. Sebastian auu D. y. hel-
eynressi We of the sense Of this meeting.
fhe committee presented the following
resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
WHEREAS, A persistent indignityis shown
| the niaoter by tying TO cOmpei MN 10 nave
his cotton weighed by parties not elects d
| by the people-Dv parties not IN good ouof
WITH ti7e producer, ana .,.,o
Whereas. We are lawabidlng CITIZENS,
Wishing rather to harmonic thsn anthgo'
rize c,ty aud country, yet at the same time
ieiermiped to use all honorable means 70
ecu,p fair prices and honest weights, ana
rom the great depths OF our hearts, des-
oisine. AS low, contemplate and basely cor
rupt a stand as that taken by the cotton
ouIers in The matter indicated above, there
Resolved by the farmers Of Richardson
nd vicinity. in moss meeting assembled
That no one but public weigher, elected
~ the voters Of the county, shall "elgh our
srcond-That we will use all laudable
means To induce our brother farmers 10
concen trale their support and hearty Pa,ron'
age upon our public Welghers, ~" "'
Smith aud s. II. Force.
Tbird-That the action & the Compress
r. rnne-,v nj Dallas IN the above premises Is
.ucn ns to arouse feelings OF intense ot,tgI
ness in he heart Of every farmer, ana II tue
CITY OF Dallas and mercantile interests are
10 sympathy with this party against ~ we
san assure them we can survive as lohE
Rithout their support as they can Wilhoul
ours. .. r..
Fourth-That we mite our interests ior
,nr own protection, aud will meet our op-
1ressors in the arena, having hung our
shields in the list.
Filth That a copy OF these resolutions
be rendered 10 he Dallas Daily HERALD,
Dallas Mercury. Dallas Times and Mesqui'
Ter for publication, all Of which Is respect
fully submitted. e,,
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An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
now travelling +: this country snys that most
Of the Horse ard Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless trash He says that Shrrldan'f
Condition Powders ali Absolutely pure and
Immensely valuable. n Nthing on earth viii IN;
ful to pint TODD Sold Q, anywhere. or sent By
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Us. SrRoTHER'
w. II. HARRIP,
ID. r. BRYANT,
b. J. PRfGMoRE,
w. w. SEBAsTIAN,
J. G. HTEf1HGTOE,
J l.. ROHLAND,
JurT ROntNsOs,
- 49,

On motion. n committee OF six was APP
not ted 20 attend n mass meeting oi the
citizens Of Duck Creek aud neiEhDOrhoOd'
thurs day. the 18th instant.
lle following committee was appointed
Tom Pargett. w. W. Sebastian, W. n.
Harris o. J. Pr.gmore, ID. +. bry ant anu
ON motion. a committee Of three was APP
u uted 20 meet with q committee from
Dock Craek, al Mr. Rogers, 20 Draw ~
circular address. The following commluee
On circular address YVES appointed tapt
W. ri Harris. VI. ~. Sebastian. and J. l..
searera J. s. bIEO1HEn.
hsCretary.
IRON rEsQrrTE.
MrrorrTr. Sent. a.-l5pecial "A large
.r,d tftllusiastic meeting ri TIE iarmerr
rom thfs snd other communities AZ heio
lere last evening, ~ htmUrOuEl . st'r,'
IL 2 Cline vas called 20 the chair. ana II.
: Kim rough chosen secretary. The meet
tas ras adsrsssed b. COlone- Nasn, hin-
t-,nah Rrowder and others.
s-.nwIfter vs. appointed % report
- 81 -rs1lufiOus expressive ~ the sense
q soc meeting. The committee - a.
naiafed made the following report, Nnicn
VS. red aloud b. the serrtia-F. and o.
lIafin-i 49, rrauiu0usly n1npiro-
WHrrrss The cotton buyers 81 % ias
~ .1r,-- . igs0-e ne ruoiic seieher- elfci-
- ~ toe people. sd r.iuse 20 purc1ast
cotton ntIess the laruers WI surmt 70
O. being s-leb-d 81 prIv-te TeiEners -
cfed ~ tte buyers. I'D
Ahrr-as Tee c1mf-f-ucr 81 = ~ forte
ID D. Wflf snIith. ne public seiE1er- -
- lie rlerrs.I. r-rIrrt - uu-stioue1. 40
= 4 ,rifeni fhnf ne dies orisl etfrute
.--rrn.f % the rrrers D. b. re-ult Q. en-
.rrr.l-r % "a IN frt c1ltr1 siIlI - Delles
II rns~r,rr 81 unic1 BE rru1ucer ~ ~
-rltsnlr suf-f - 80 sne-e.-' - ~. p.
"a. n ~ 70 e. - 80 ueEners ? $3.50 ~
- .u-...i~ - ~ .rifefIre frst 80 rrTers
80 barero.1rt cC1tra.l-1 tne r-itnirt :.
--Irrlr 80 r.-1rrae ~ ~ - % he i1turt =
sa-rIt q fts~tfIi-e. - ~
2 $50. Thnt = 4 rhs $500 q tn r1set-
- tnsf rlrs f.rufrs s1oul1 no suprlu -
- rrus-rar1ed c1ctstrnn. b1t srrni1
80 rf.r1r - 90 - rlber nIarE-l1. rrle-s
r.~Ir-rrr 80 rufrra-f ttor DrlAl
~ 81 arcerf 80 r-rtItc - 81 - oa-I
I.rtef rIntlr ueIF1trE
p-.Tr-d. Ths stiIs - reEsrt or tr.ct
: r.rrrn - frIbufr-I ~ DslIss. irsI I1.i
-i1s n ~ rrrrtt e. ] r-c1r-rItI SO -
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Test OF Height iHladding's Patent for
Asphalt yerags Pine

ArphhIt <erase ripe.
The commit tee pinted by the council
to examine and p upon the strength
durability and ecdny OF the Height &
Gladding asphalt Q, met at s o'clock d.
m. yesterday withe officers of the Texas
Asphaltum Pipe Street Paving com.
pany and ubjectthe model to the criti.
cal test. 1t was I'D that the pipe OF six
inches diameter, iby force pump, stood
the test up to 100 tnds to the square inch.
Such q pressure Icomposition ever re-.
ceived or stood.s " much more IL would
have endured the,orter does not know
AS the water was tied oil at that degree
of pressure.
Its compassionate sand so per cent, II
per cent. asphaltrr ingredients iron
ore, sulphur and sum.
For sewerage poses there seems to be
no end to its streh and durability and
the city engineerlo was present AT the
trial test, thinks he desideratum for CITY
purposes. There's no elbows necessary
ms the pipes are no to fit into each other.
The committee. resented by Chairman
Carter, were deliad with the exhibition,
and hope the lonexel question of the
'how" OF sewerage been solved.
Any sized or shal piping can be made,
ana the c0mpanyites the attention of
the public as dire1 to the ACCESSIBILITY of
the use of this postion for sidewalk
PURPOSES.
The preparatioill harden under heat
of 40 degrees Faheit, The British pee
Pile have endorsed adopted the patent
and signiiied thepnviction that the pat.
ent will be iournnimproved when the
last trump is SIDED The British love
permanency andir endorsement is worth
something.
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Kent's Ituropsni,tel.

Among the inations that have grown
with Dallas groy and strengthened with
her strength, is thostelry of Alfred Kent.
Commencing in ,er limited and expert
mental style, Khas gradually advanced
in proportions Il his house has attained
all the comforts be English inn, with the
modern impro~nts of the American
system of elegarndlordship. Whilst IL
is true that 'n0ery man can keep ho-
tel, /" yet it is eotionably conceded that
Kent can. Hisret is an open one. Sup-
stantial, choicad well cooked viands,
clean and cheerirooms the exercise of
an unobtrusive urtesy that creates the
prevalence Of trhome feelings among the
guests, are the appliances he has EN-
ployed to make house the most popular
of Dallas hotelsou see 1t all by his cleo
trio lights.
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Forty Years Experience OF an ola Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female phv-
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. 1t corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colo,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve IL the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Dar-
rh@ain Children whether arising from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full direc.
tons for usingwill accompany each bottle.
None genuine nuless the fac-simile of Cur.
It's Il Perkins is on the outside wrapper,
Sold by all medicine dealers, % cents a
bottle,
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srRErrrRAws.
Hasr Goods ct Bausn's.


HAIR Goods ct bausn's.
Buy the "Domesti,and be happy.
Flower, and rihba n, R.nm.n,s
Neckxear and cor.. a, R.,w.n,s
a.. - .
81 ouss'es ARGUING iasl-'a Main
n,Ssaauquar'ers ior uiinery AZ Bauman's
'% hin'
piu YOU n see s. ,he nmestie sewing ma
eu,"e' oiiiVe @'o His'ree'.
Uost'makets are wei at Douglas Bros,
uersnsh' taiiofs' Twain street.
The brunswick soon has the finest
lunch, and hsh cho"u is speciality.
Hats and bonnets suit your faces and
match your dresses, Bauman's, 16 Elm.
The Parlor saloor on Lamar street Is
the resort of businesnd commercial men
Orr, IA Main stree cannot be heat n,
prices for buggies, bk boards and road.
carts.
Thu Rrppsxicl sal, sa,s mn ,h. s,,...
liquors aud cigars. lliard tables neatly
arranged.
orr -. Mai, s,., IL r,o.i,;,
shinmsnts of hnyyisrarriacss snf az
vehicles daily.
Pit a mica nolish vonr sh,r, nr VAIN,
Dohhin,s stsrrh nos Eor sais ny us,ns
lace & WaSrensr ' W "A'
Jns, the thing for ash,nc.sh,,,,o.ou
collars and cniS Ihin,s stsrnh WnI,a,''
AIR AZ RonS = o. 'A po'iSn'
,n.,~s, a-.n-.,-.
!us.openeu, an o,noi domestic sewing
and see us Thorn, q % '"'' '"''
..
oue VI she pretty saloons III DALLAS,
Mnete n1.h,ns pune pest liquors are
sept 10 'h' Drums" saooh'
drinI;n, or sman$ l,ns n"e in .he
Parlor salonp on ~ STRAIT s'eP INV ''e
NJ ~, ' -, y" $50 So 80,
ma, navkihS con- can De so quickly
S SIe oy Shuoh ~. we guarantees It.
Toln ny w. H. ratsoh " 20, druggists,
paI'as, ieAas'
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The cigarre of the Kinney Tobacco
90, successor Kinney Brothers, 5l5 to
525 West Tive second street, New York,
justly enjoy highest reputation Of any
similar manturers in this country.
Only the Unnatural rice paper is used
by them, assg the smoker against the
injuries that nd the shellao, arsenic and
other healtlyping sophistioatons that
are fonnd I'D inferior papers used by
other firms. vi their advertisement in
another coluI
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Nnfliinr RafnrskaIt

From Waco les fluid known us the
Electric Red 1 Exterminater." One
gill poured ihhe largest bed of ants
ignited las per ection), will kill not only
all the ants, blso the eggs. This COM
pound is II scitic achievement and is
patented, Tur e. Willis, the leading
drug firm of w own the patent for Tex.
as. They are sng oil very rapidly CouS.
TY Rights. ID. w. Stapleton owns the
right OF Dallasi several adjoining coun.
ties. His heaarters are ut FAC. Toll.
ver's drug stogCall and have this matter
demonstrated,o KILL, NO PAY, when the
directions arehered to- which are very
nipple indeed.
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Xnr In Te

War In TIE
II is a faiich must be revealed. Tha,
competitors making war against that
beautiful, W, high arm, eccentric
moyementsht running, self threading
Noiseless, We Sewing Machine. Call
at 0i3 Elmset and examine its perfec.
ton and SIC beautiful work 1t does and
you will no other. Agents wanted
Address A. Wilson State Agt.
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Queen City Of north Texas and her open.
hearted people.
The following commit report was read
and adopted
committee Room, pslla Twas, May l9. iSS;-
Hon Hal Gosling, PleMAent:
Sin Your committee appointed 10 Sc
iect an orator, essayist and poet for the next
annual meeting OF the Press Association,
nave had the same under consideration, and
We respectfully submit the following re
port For orator, Hon. Hal. Gosline; for
poe,ess, Miss Painter, of San Antonio; and
,9r essayist, Colonel Elliott, of the Dallas
HERALD,
Respectfully submitted,
PFoUrs,
HARRIS,
HENDERSON, Committee
Nat. z henderson offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That to the proprietors
OF the Dallas Herald, we tender our thanks
iSr their untlring efforts TO entertain and
please the visiting editors.
n. Williams, OF the Corpus Christi Caller
offered the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Texas
fress Association are hereby rendered the
following gentlemen and the railroads re.
presented by them for courtesies extended:
IL. W, Mccullough, assistant passen yer
and ticket agent, Goulds southwestern
system OF railway,
J. Waldo, vice-president Houston & Texas
Central railway.
Oscar G. Murray. general freight and
passenger agent, Cult, Colorado 4 Santa
FEE railway,
. 7. ". Pierce, general passenger agent,
Sunset railway.
And, further, the thanks of the associa.
ton are due Mr.. w. l.. Hall, of the Dallas
HERALD, for the individual interest mani.
Tested by him, in the members of the asso.
c'atioh, and his Efforts to see that they were
well cared for.
Also, Mr.. A, D, Aldridge, for the courte.
sizes extended.
Presented by Ed. Williams.
Inc convention then adjourned subject to
Those members of the association who
Went on the excursion to Mexico then com.
pleted all preliminary arrangements.
THE BANQUET.
Last night complimentary BANQUET wa,
spread at kent's Hall, by the Dallas Pres:
club, for some 200 guests, members OF the
association and invited citizens. The occa
sion was. inaugurated by the pres
ident OF the Dallas Press club
Mr.. Elliott who bade hearty
welcome to all, with the hope that good
digestion might wait an appetite and health
on both" He then turned over the affair
10 Mr. w. Il. Hall as master of ceremonies
To whom, as chairman Of the committee o
arrangements, so much was due through hi,
lndoiatigaole efforts to provide for the as
soSiations' comfort and pleasure. Tn,
tables were elegantly decorated and dressed
| by floral and other beautiful and annronri.
ate devices. Among. these was a large anC
perfect design to represent the editoria
equipments tor the sanctum desk, Ii wa.
presented with the compliments of Mis-
Lucy Rutherford.
| Following WAS
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THE MRNU.
Fieh
Turboten Matelot. Potatoes au Natural.
Cold Dishes
Westphalia Ham, Buffalo Tongue
Relishes.
Horse Radish Chow Chow. English Pickle
Onions. Spanish Olives
Salads
Mayonaise Of Fowl, Miroton of Lobster, + ain
Lettuce Salad.
Relieve.
Braized Tenderloin Of Reef with Truf,les Gal.
lantine of Turkey with Currant Jelly.
Entrees
Chicken ala Pompadour, French Peas. Omlets
an Rum.
Wines.
Champagne Claiet.
Desert
Jelly Cake, Angel Food, Flcrentiue of C)coanut
Lemon Snaps, Spice Waters. Ice
Cream, Strawberries and Cream, Figs Nuts.
Raisins, Oranges, Assorted
Fruits and Candies Tea, Iced Milk Buttermilk
Mocha Coffee.
FOLLOWING WERE THE ToAsTs:
Our Guest" William l.. Crawford.
The Texas Press Association William
M. Yandell.
The Dallas Press Cub"-J. +. Mitchell.
Our Couutry"-A. h. Norton.
The State OF Texas-S. ]. Adams.
The City of Dallas"-J. W. Booth.
Houston, the Association Cradle"-E.
+. Yearger.
"The LadIes"-H. Gosling.
1.-THE Press"--Olin Wellborn.
1.-THE Bench and Bar"-W. b. Wright.
The citizens of Dallas, by Mr.. Ably, re-.
sponded to by Mayor W. l.. Cabell,
After this The Merchants of Dallas re.
sponded to by Mr.. Oppenheimer, president
Merchants exchange.
After this, the members of the as,ocia-
ton gave three hearty cheers for the CITY of
Dallas. Thereupon those who were DoScd
for the Mexico excursion started down and
took the special train prepared for them for
Monterey.
Thus ended one of the happiest meetings
that ever assembled in the city Of Dallas, a
fitting close to the most harmonious con-
venton the association has ever held
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To Farmers aud Implement Dcalers-O.
borne Machines at Cost

borne Machines at Coat
Having on hand n large stock of goods
manufactured by ID. NJ. Osborne & CO. nil
new ard of latest improved patterns. and
IN original packages, ! offer them AT mai,
cost, viz; Irvine binders and harvesting
machinery at 30 per cent. of of list pri, -
Irvine for binding at Is cents, net, above be-.
ing actual cost for the goods delivered /.
o. o., III Dallas, Texas, Can furnish few
osborne mowers at $40, and wire binders at
same discount as for Irvine. Combined n, n.
chimes at S75, net. Correspondence sole.
tied Orders for machines should be received
very soon in order to be filed by the com.
ing harvest. Any improvement for lSS3
can be attached TO above machines.
Address GEORGE WoRruINGros,
Laredo, Texas.
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VITAL QUENrIONSii
Ask the most eminent physician

Ask the most eminent physician
VI any school. what is the best thing in
me world TOR quieting and allaying ali irri.
.auon OF the nerves and curing all forms of
nervous complaints, giving natural, child.
IKE refreshing sleep aiwaysp
And they will tell you unhesitatinely
Some form Of Horst"
CRATER I.
sicians. f"'
What is the best ana only remedy that
Ssn oereiied on to cure all diseases Of the
nnluneys ana urinary organs; such as
ABILITY TO retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar 20 women
And they viii tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Buchu,"
Ask the same physicians
What Is the most reliable and sures,
cure for all liver disease or dyspepsia, con.
snPatlon, indigestion, billiousness, mala.
YOU. VISA Wal
"Mandrakel or Dandelionl"
Hence, when these remedies are com.
oined with Others equally valuable
Andeompounded into Hop Bitters, such
a wonderful and mysterious curaiivs nowar
Is developed which Is so varied in ITS opera.
tons that no disease or i'll health can nos.
S1iy exist or resist Its power, aud yet il is
Harmless for the most frail woman
weakest invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
"fauents
=, Almost dead or nearly dying"
FOR years, and given up by physicians of
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump.
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony OF neuralgia, nervousness,
wakeiulness and various diseases peculiar
10 women.
People drawn out OF shape from excru.
eating pangs OF Rheumatism,
lntammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula
Erysipeas.
Salt rheum, blood. poisoning, dyspepsia,
Indigestion, and in fact almost all diseases
trail
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof
OF which can be found In every ne,rhbor.
hood in the known world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

When you see person with their hand.
kerchiei or linen neatly marked or having
a beautiful tinted or embossed visiting card
where do they tell you they got Il? Al
Bryants stencil and Stamp works, yOl
Elm street, Dallas. 'N''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

Constipa Is a disease maker and leads
to indiges, acid stomach, heartburn,
fevers, bilness, sick headache, torpidity
OF the liv,olic, inilammatory diseases,
neryousn, loss Of appetite, etc. These
can all bowel BY the use Of Bailey's
Saline Amt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

Women with pale colorless faces who fee
weak and discouraged, will receive both
mental and bodily vigor by using Carter
Iron Pills, which are made for the blood
nerves and complexion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

The Rev. George IL. Thayer, of Bourbon
me-. says; Both myself and wife own
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
sold by W. IL. Patterson & Co., druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite
yellow skin Shiloh's Yitalizer is a positive
cure. oldby W. Ii. Patterson Il Co..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

b. 3. 3. stands unrivaled for blood dis
eases; is a blessing to those who take il.
send me the address OF doubtful ones. John
STaggart. Salamanca, N. Y.