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f. NJ. POWELL,
VEAL, COOPER IL Co,
w n WyIIE g. 10.
An Extraordinary Dream.

However true or false may be the tenets
ofsplritualsm and the other branches oil
ps, ch rlogv, il cannot be denied that some
yerv extraord mary phenomena have occa-
sionally manifested themselves in q man
ner so seemingly supernatural as to 20 lar
in support of the doctrines referred to-
One such case yesterday came to the
knowledge of World reporter on his daily
rounds.
Psssing on the square about noon, the re-
porfer M ct q gentleman OF high intelligence
and probity, with whom he is well &C.
After answering inquiries as to his iami'
ly, the gentleman sad:
IL cannot dispassess my mind Of most
extraordinary dream had last night. do
YOU know Mrs. - OF ~
The reporter did, 81,
went 10 school with her nearly fifty years
AGO. aud we were on most friendly terms
Since then | have not seen her more than
three times, ard have rarely heard OF her
List night, however, was carried in my
dreams back 10 my boyhoOd days. l was
In a crowded ballroom. Presently Miss
- f'he lady mentioned ran across tht
room % me, told me her hands were fretz
Ing, aud begged me 10 bold them IN nine
/ dresmt did SO; aud distinctly felt an icy
chill run through my frame. / awoke at
once. aud have since been unable TO get the
IN ttter of my mind"
Later in the day the reporter met The
san1e gentleman. The latter drew from hi.
nookeI a telegram which read thus:
"Nre. - died at $3.50 this morning aftel
few hours sickness"
"It was almost precisely at that hour,
said the gentleman, 81 was startled int
awakening from the unpleasant dream o
which told you This morniog.- lNashyill'
World.
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undiepUted POs'Iive Eyideneeol Absolute Cures


Mrs. Osrlisle is tall, blonde lady, OF
great dignity and courtesy OF manner, an
except IN years in which Mrs. hoblnso
has the ADVANTAGE in point of youth, she
not unlike the vile of Massachusetts gov
ernor-elect. linn.
Mr.. Cox, wife Of the New York aspiraht'
is his second matrimonial partner. she was
Miss Buckingbru', wealthy maideh Iau1
of Putnam, ono, of Old family anu great
sweetness snd worth Of cnaracter' She is
moreover so plaiu-ientuTed mat Is confer
surt a. di.inCtion IN itself.
SIC would make in her own house, Whlch
Is wordertul cC2y, an eslmdoi5' thgusn
! scarcely hn,iiaut record as speaker' WlIe'
| Mrs. Randall l. always beloved ana Away
will b.. 4 genuine w8ntr, 81 f'ce atu q
solid character, VINO urVrr isl- lH'" tue
backprounu o. paul regard %nrn her Is
tingulshed hll~ustG transient ia's uuI o'
Comment go iue snC'" Y gl"aueJlL ih"NrH
much more dltlrrr, ge wh., speaker we
than who y .sgC-ECg, hr Ne 40 nave
CHOICE ~ the WomaL "" IKE "a Erl'p e''p
and ,cur coircspy udeu . vote vii ~ uh'
hesli;dIurly cat ,or Mrs Randall o ""'
man above preytn,ipn aud lnc2phn'e oI
snobb-rl. - Washington Correspondent
Philadflpgl Pr'ys,
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THANKSGIVING.

Yesterday, Thanksgiving day, was duty
observed in religious circles and more or
less BY the commercial houses. The streets
presented Sunday like air. The banks
closed, the courts adjourned, the municipal
officials shut up office, the railroad uepols
closed and generally speaking the uay was
in a general sense observed.
The sun shone beautifully, and with the
mercury registering at 63 degrees, the
weather Yves pleasant. me churcnes were
we'll attended. Family dinings and Wine
Inps we're the order of the day. The hotels
and boarding houses spread themselves on
extras. The conyivial persons took httle
vine for the stomach's sake, and the pre-
snmptiou is that all conditions OF life ielt
thankful for life alone, no, matter how
oheouered their career or dark and dreary
their existence. A party OF young, laoles
and gentlemen In buggies, slowed with
| lunones. went ont to Eagle Ford, where
thew had a picnic Of their own. Thus was
the day observed in Dallas.
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T. F-tgon. the sWiss who wns arrested
ADD loseed m ilH Ihurtdsy by Oonstsnle
rr-ife- - fts rt.rr-a OF making - ATTEMPT
=, 1000 f'ruosIffra Dlchitri, , year-old
-lri nd e. rr1rinUE trial yesterosy
-rrrfrr before Justice hsndal WHO ols-
-f'r~raa hu. there beng 70 eFloeuSe 70
.Trrrlnt tbs c11rf r holding lin Efkson
= : restaurant feeuer a. me lion DEPOT
II Fasi Dsrss. ard the gin % ne oAneh.
fsruI TRAIT dea q who re- laf8 ID tnh.
-. .-i.s.i - E-fso1's 1surbif- and she re-
800 thrf 10 fan asstrlled be- but vnen
- r.rf ~ TIE uitnfst stsnc sle 90 not
t~r- rber OF hos The atiempfi
-r.t --rfe Etirr cor Tinc-o p
49, a irt rf srrs kini bsIng q Us %, tlt
--.r-t 1IrrfsrFf1 the urls0u1r.
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You al EBog the cd 'sing q song ot sir
pence" but have yOu ever read Uhai ID is
meaut tort
The tour and-iveuty black birds rspresert
H. tueuty-f0ur huurs. The buiium II the
90 is the world. while the TOP ernst is the
tky that overarrhss a.. The npsuing Of fhs
De IL the da- davn. When The birds b gin
70 sing, and surely such sight r. ft iOr .
king.
The king Who is rup-sseuted as sitting IN
Sc rrrf1f- ----.ff-- --- ffe r. F
r-~ -t.If ffa Ell GOO
tfe frrare e. a. .e tre
s-reire
r.arr-rr. rt-e GO Irs r.E
ne r1Hr. rrr e " l
- rrr.I.r rrrasI ae 900.
Tre frL rs
lar rlra trrr r r. r-ra
-iser. T. lar Hr-r rre r't
faHra nrf a-s rf-
T. -rr RI reEicalT .r
r
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CROP REPORT.

Captain w. w. Ross, statistical cor
the department Of agricult-
ure OF v ashington, for Dallas county,
December the LIST, says: Corn Will
Weld 30 bushels per acre, not so
good last asyesr. price 40 cents;wheat
Weld is bushels per acre, price for choice
81. 90, Nicaragua. SOTO % cents; rye yleio %
20 bushels, price 60 to 20 cents; oats from AZ
to 60 cents per ushel,price 80 cents; barley
rom so to 60 bushels, price 90 cents; sorg.
hum yield $50 gallons per acre, price oO
cents per gallon; native hay two tons pei
acre IS 90 per ton. The season FOR gathering
cotton has been unusually fine, no inter
rupuon except few light rains n October
Picking is nov about over; 1t has been
saved with scarcely any loss in fine condi
ton. clear of trash. dirt or stain. We hay'
no low class cotton, all grades well. Gin
ming will soon be over. Inc crop ls ZOO
average one, possibly a little sbove aver
age. The yield will be from hall TO three
! f0urts Of bale per acre.
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A SIRE SHOT.

P. stands fer .Patterson's famous Peach,
stone Linimeut, the king OF all pains
and the subduer of all ailments. 1t has
gained a worldwide reputation. The
keeper OF Jumbo, the famous elephant.
has ordered gross OF the liniment. The
last feat of this renowned medicine was to
cure a case of humps in two applications.
1t handles rheumatism, neuralgia, bruises
and sprains with all the ease that pet
bear does war club. 1t has stampeded It's
interiors in the shape of linimen's and oils
and left them in the van. The virtue oil
the peach stone was first known TO the
Qnakers, who used IL in various ways for
different ailments. Take unto thyself a
peach stone and cure thine intirmites'
was one of the oid sayings of these good
people, ard hence their good health. Fol
sale by all druggists, and W. IL. Patterson
e. Co, Dallas, Texas.
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lof seventy baea, N VIII have MI The aioh
improvements, and enahle thg nall
clerks ~ mako pouches fof nll the mes
Instead NJ Onlv ffW Instead bi,na ~ pffts
eht, O0iupUllng ihs office M dispatch what
Ia known IN postal paflance M "mn seq
nall " which means several lines Oi man
In one sack. aud which ifOm tbs
fact nrceaailaies all railway postal
clerks h,ndling Dlilss out-g iuR nails
aud working same, but when The new rack
Ia IN position this will oil he avoided ~ tbs
n ais being madeu direct from Dallas Tor
all lines, thus not only relieving railway
postal Clerks Of nu enormous amount o.
work, but fsoilitatiug tho delivery Oi local
mpil along the line aud through mail Tor
other lines as we'll. Plans have 1870 been
made and bids are being received for new
distribution case for Outgoing mails when
will contain over three hundred boxes rno
will be known as tho Octagonal btyle. by
this improvement mail will be distributed
direct for three hundred offices and ali the
states, instead OF only 100 as by the present
facilities. There Is also On loot the supply
ing OF thfe Office with u Lew and enlarged
letter carriers routing aud distributing
table. Tho new improvement in the man.
ner Of delivering mail by carrier renders
the equipment entirely too small astne
majority of eur merchants, we ind 'rstA"',
have given up their boxes, ana many "'o
have not will do so aE tine end OF the PIES
ent quarter, which is January 1st, 1854 we
are informed that III the city oil memphis
only ten boxes are rented, and one OF those
to u deputy collector OF internal revenue
for which the government derives no m
come. 1t 10 the intention of the present
postmaster to bring the carrier system II
possible up at least to the standard OF tnat
at Memphis.
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| lbls and nntohif1Ilable imbtae, ihfn you
VIII Md Inc defendant hnf pHIfy.
NJ upon the other hahd whon ha Killed
fhHm lffa be- was not ncilhg under nm ire.
dltlhln nnd uncomfortable Impnlge, anN, II
When Ne s1 Killed chambers lie MUD was
Hni10Ienily sound ~ enable him
~ undprand the nniufe and
consequences " said cot and wR3 also ~
such condition NJ mind 90 10 be- able ~ un.
dorGtand that the Killing Of Chambers was
wrong, thon the defendants plea ofinsanity
would fail and you could not ao1uit him
on the ground Of insanity,
Tho Irresistible aud unCon'rollable Inn
pul.o" above referred 10 ~ ong which takes
hold OF the will power and Tor The time 30
Bubyerts 70 that tho person could not re-
frain from acting in obedience TO the i'm.
pulse.
The deiendent is presumed innocent un-
I'll bis guilt IL established by legal and COM
petent evidence and If upon consideration
Of tho evidence in this case you have u
reasonable doubt Of his guilt you will find
him not guilty. GEoRGEN. ALDRIDGE.
District judge,
The jury, after being out short while,
returned to the courtroom and asked the
judge TO be instructed on the following.
"lf the jury believe that, although Free"
man prepared for the commission OF the Of
renee, anu afterwards committed IL uuuer
theirresistable and uncomfortable influences
at the time of the killing, would they be
warranted in finding verdict of not guilty?
~. w. SAWYER, Foreman"
The court replied: Gentlemen OF the
jury, you are answered; they would be so
warranted. G. n. ALDRIDGE,
District Judge"
The jury then retired again, and after
being out two hours and fifty minutes, with
an intermission for supper they appeared
in court, and in response TO the question.
Gentlemen, have you found a verdicl?'
I'VE have" responded the foreman, as
he handed the court the bill of indictment,
which after hasty glance it passed TO Dep
uty Clerk Parry, who read aloud, I'VE.
the jury, find the defendant not guilty.
The Iainful silence that had pervaded the
court room was &C once broken by the &c.
quilted who spraug to his feet and said to
the jury with earnegtness "Thauk you gen
lemen, L thenkyou, you vi lnever regretit"
HIS friends crowded around him congratu
lating him upon his acquittal AMI the Jury
shook hands with him. Nj James Cham
hers. the son of the deceased who has been
in attendance on the trial and who was
present last evening, walked deliberately
IRON the room and down the street. Some
OF the friends OF the afflicted family OF the
deceased had feared That the outraged feel
ingg ofthe son would actuGte him 10 COM
NIT an TN act OF violence, yet he made no
such demonstration. Public opinion is
much divided as to the verIict.
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THAT BABY.

The baby lett by the woman Tuesday
morning in the keeping Of Grs. Thurman
nv its mother, mention OF which was made
in the HERALD, turns out TO pc glrl IN
stead of q boy, Us published. The reporter
was misinformed rs TO its sex. The llttl9
one is at present the ward OF the city, IN
charge of q wet nurae at the city hospital
IL appears that the story as first stated,
in regard to the manner IN Which
the baby was left was erroneous, IL trans
pires now that the woman who gives her
name as Mrs. Wade, and who claims 70 pc
O widow, gave birth to the child AT the
house Of Mrs Thurman. Iuesdhy morn h.
ing she asked Mrs. Thurmsn to look alter
the baby while she stepped down the street
and since that time she has rot been seen,
though she has been heard from as Will be
seen by the following letter:
Tuesday noon. Mrs Thurman.
Don't think that l nave lett my earning
little girl for you to take care or. had no
intention of doing so but Wnen gov
10 the depot | met my brother and
he is going to work in Dallas and am GO
ing to stay here also. | will fix up my
things anu come back Saturday ii possible.
Mrs. Thurman for God sake be kind to my
bohv Tell Matte, Hattie and Flora to help
Won mind her for me. Mrs. Thurman, don't lei
anything happen to her, Tor love her oet
ter than lite, II did leave her WIN strah
gers for awhile. | think you are gooG
snongh to be good to her for awhile, and
will pay You for your trouble. may be bacl
before Saturday. Now, please for her SAKE
he good to the little darling, for she is
sweet baby, if she is mine. You will see
hear from me 5000. Yours truly,
MRS. WADE.
The above letter which addressed tt
Mrs. Wick Thurman was received yesteMTaa ,,
morning, and postmarked Forney, NOV
27lb. There is a mystery about the actions
of Mrs. Wade. She gave her name at mrs
as Mrs. Kate White, If reports be true
She claims to have been in the employ Q
Mrs, Wells. dress maker at Weatherford
and Mrs. Crawford, OF McClennan ste
ton, on the Texas & Pacific road
Mayor Cabell had five applications yestel
day from persons who wished to take Tn
little one 10 raise, but as the mother ha
been heard from all bids Tor the present al
declared off.
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,InRNING,s FIRE.
N n

About O'Clock yesterday morning IN
one-story frame residence Of Police Ofncer
n. v. Nolan. on Bryan street, near the
Central railway crossing, caught IRE and
was rapidly consumed, the inmates e.
Gaping without saving any Of the nouse
boid Goods Total loss, 81 so. pretty vel
covered ~ insurance. Oging 70 the fsct
that he bell ct the downtown station y
ont Of position-a fact that has been 50
verted 10 in these columns more than Obce
no alarm vss sounded ct the station, and
thf ciiF frrutr flllt1 in n-lsiI.l DO
.rce of Toe haze tlEt she lame le1l "a
vrrfl1r in lhs-r 1tliNicE- La- Dal "a
urs or he scene = coed llrf- llifs -li
-sfrf shove fbe ama8 bad g1-rE1 era
f-rEusr Inst thei1 presence Nas cl --t'
ava
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ANARsI .LNDER.

Dudlv Easton formerly clerk in the
Texas & Pacific depot here, and late agent
Of the Pranscontlnental ~ sherman. as
will be seen by reference 10 the Geographic
columns, has sudden degerted his post OF
duty snd position, carrying with him somt
SO 900 of the company hard cash.
Easton's career here was not according
10 Hoyle in a social sense He welded "A
cyprisn. II appears that woman and spec
ulauOn in the neecy staple proved 100
much for him, and be dug out.
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While pastor of the Canton church, New
Jersey, some years HEo, | temporarily lost
my voice, and was in consequences unable
to preach Tor nearly year. Last spring |
began 70 have all the symptoms of losing it
again, | idborcd with great difficulty, fear
ing each time preached would De the last.
In July commenced using Dr.. Jayne's
ExpectoranJ, at the same time ru bbing my
throat and chest freely with the lini-
ment. l gargled my throat daily ac-
cording to the directions given in Dr.
Jayne's Almanac, at the same time taking
the Expectorant regularly. Feeling very
much better, discontinued the use of the
gargle and the linlment, but still kept on
with the EEpectorant. This winter have
been more exposed, and preach ofiener
than for many wears past and yet my voice
seems to be growing stronger, and we're it
not for the requirements OF my calling, l
| firmly believe a permanent cure would be
effected by the Expectorant. At all events
the good it has done, and is doing me,
makes me anxious to recommend it to all
who are suffering from throat or lung COM
plants. Rev. W. Pike, Lakeyille, Washing
| ton county, New York.
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Chahaua Purify filed her petition in the
district court yesterday praying for d.
vorce from her husband, William Purity.
She lates in her petition that they were
married on the 2lst OF Nay, 1879, aud lived
together until October Of that year, when
he wts convicted OF aggravated assault
upon her ard sent 70 tho poor farm Tor ten
months. When hrs time expired he came
back, stole all her buds ard d6cRmped;
wherefore she prays for divorce.
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THE GAS TROUBLE.

Last evening when Mr. Levick. Of the
Wallack Theatre troupe, entered his room
ia the opera-house, at the end OF the first
act, he fell back nearly suif)cated with the
tunes from the gas which was saturated
with sulphurous matter so INJURIOUS 10 the
lungs. Al one time Il was quesltonabis,
with the troupe whether the play could
proceed on account nf the bad effects of the
gas, "you know" which they thought per-
hsps was "all due to ih' climate"
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Perfect health depends upon perfect
condition of the blood. Pure blood con-
auers every disease and gives new lie 10
every decayed or effected part, Strong
nerves and perfect digestion enables the
system to stand the shock OF sudden Gil,
Rrown's Iron Bitters will keep you in q
a. feet state of health. Don't be deceived
by other iron preparations said to be Just as
good, The genuine is only made by Brown
Chemical Company, Baltimore Maryland
Sold by ali dealers in medicines.
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PfrrsBusG, Nov. 3O.-)olonel Archibald
Biakely, the prominent attorney. and couh-
sel Tor Milton Weston, Of Chicago, the
claimant Of the MuTnyyllle natural gas
well, was arrested tonight, Tor comPhc,Ly
fsrred against him, one for murder and
three for felnnious assault with intent to
kill.
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Wolf. a saloonist on Camp street, wss
using mis- telephone Yesterday when a par
ty in the saloon made too much noise 10
suit him, and he expressed himselftO the
man IN very plain e gIish. The man OBJ
jected aud collision ensued, IN which
Wolf was badly beat up with brass knucks.
The name of the man who went bis way
was not learned. VOLTS injuries are pain
iul though not serious.
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ALIBTRAL OFFER.

Mr.. +. Michel, the oEner Of 5ricE yerf /,
h - M sde an q fer 20 donate 500 worth a
brick sud mortar Tor the prOpnsed hosTi'a
building. Of which the CITY is 90 bsdy in
ue.d This IL liberal of-r up3n TIE . n
Of Mr. Michel and ID o hers V 'uld come for
yard with anything Ike bis generosity y
vouii be no trouble f0 20 n realize suii'
cient for the erection Ut q splendid b. ne
for the unfortunate SICK.
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For years Mrs. Lydia &, Pinknam pas
been contending with the terrible hydra
P Peem oo as disease, with what surprising
sucness many who were in the serpents
coils will testify. Often has the powerrless
vIctim been snatched from the open Jaws
of the destroyer. In shifting the heads OF
this monster Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
oompound is far more efficac,ous than the
processes of potential and actual cantery.
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ro-f rar-s- Esrris11 racsiTed 'esls-dsIr
suthotv ,rcn re prs--,lss dsP,fil-sli
q s.--.tass ~ nllin7 re gre -
frr f1s Sra r1-irusrt Of ne il1i ino
H. wuEar -1-cl r-ls or ro.'rl-i p -an
r-zr1r Its rs1s e. t1 s e
rrrr-s.--.--rrr rem sd g. Ilr--lI 20 81
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Reliance is placed by those who wish
General Pryor 10 act as O'D0nnells coun-
sel AT the central court on the TACT that
English barristers have been allowed 10 ap-
pear and conduct cases 10 tie e urts OF toe
United S'stss. Two cases Of he kind are
On record. ore IS bat Of Mr.. snagge, nog
A county cruri iIf wh- 70 fse year 1919,
- rar.rs-entine c--tsin EnP ish bOndhol-
rtrs. vas allowed q J toe priFIiagcs OF C0un-
e. ~ nu seton tired 90 he United states
cirruu court ~ Washington. The ether IL
maj Of " the Emus silver " ming C0mpa-
ave-. Parke h" tired in 1867 before a inrr
hi the Uuit-d States Circuit court In New
Y.ft. rtsn au ErFlisr 1arrister nC'ed ~
/ iuui1r ~ the iars ElW.n ". 5toughion,
I si.errsIl I niie1 sih d. a1i lassador a. -.
I p-trre .urg. and cor several days, curing
/ --birH ia .e-Inr yrs enrara.l in the I'll
f.r-E sres @'fclJn csu'ruFer-e, c1Td noted
] ne O. - alone Ne.tler ot theae case
-.aa-s shy ans o-v % ih1t u f''. tul 81
IDsn1ruffI Lufv ere t.rr IL CIV caves. ir
| --hfrh purely Bn-isl suti cts eud@rv1r q
I arfss rteir recurizrv Fi.-s b. t-e lr''ef
s.afrs. sui in ahirh purely = r.i-n ~
| ues I-rseIr involve. and tEe priv g We
4 : 1919 ~ sic consent NJ ali ua-s 81 con
--rrrd VITA she bet I'll IN tne gurid %
usrd American csuussi. % D. tE-r- melt
a1usilui vierhsr e iufrs ~ So -cntra
e-ir,fnsi cuurt Crul1 l-Fallr co.. 1in
- -rp-rssnt prisuner. A. r1rItrn1 l1'
r.ri--'rfrs 40 mo- s-iauad cJursi I'D b.
6 end Wniism : G. lis, 81 Itrslfls tris'
~ fel-ri.s ~ sd.niftsI ''tn trsfr full On
susr srd deierse thsrsio - eouas- iesrne.
ire
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Ths oese OF tho stale agsihsl 3. u mar
diu charged with shooting and killing
Henry Green. coored, Oh The ism OF oeto,
nfr III Michel brick yard IN thls ciiy ~, Is set
ior Monday in The district court. Inc 10.
cidcrts Of the murder are SUI iresh III 'He
MINDS OF the readers OF the hAhALD'
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Tor the pat Two Day there has been
nuoh complaint about lhe gas 10 this CITY
and ia sufoestinr. snlnhur0us quality
rtis All thar the calnpsDv are using an IN
le-i,r fcf III coal they are m cipt Oh ana
tbsf this causes TIE trouble. H. ne mean,
tirns with windows cioftd 800 TINS cool
,.-efrer Il OCCASIONS greRt distress - tnt
,.trous In public buildings and IN private
TO thc Ladies. -,
Yys hsvs the largest the finest, and ih'
,.l,-iesrf groceries 10 he found IN the CTS
an yonId be- clad 9, have you cal and eK
~rrf1e our fock before purohasng else
r1eIe. Donf i1rfst thH pia'e-Alston's
r5ruer sgcam1fe and b-m.
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sseiion Of the sewer pips 10 block =
being taken up difclo=e6 the fact thst soIle
o1e had fhr0vH = broken cnsmpaEue bottle
ia The pipe, thereby causing an oblirucilou.
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Samaritan Neryina, the great nerve con-
-,neror IA puarantfed 10 give attisiaclop'
81 money REFUNDED, Get Of druggists
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Thunder and Lightning,
HaIIord 8 table sauce, mushroom and val.
mi ca;sups; Lea ana Perrin's sauce ano
everything q man can ask for a. Ed D. Al
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.JeolInoOf Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence
sexual debility, cured by Wells Health Rs
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