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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
WHERE IT GOES.
The Jumping or Place OF the Silver
ride,
u In the Land Of tho Brahmlns and
Bangles.
| Novel Politlco- Economic Fact.

sor half a century India hAa bfon alb.
sUblng silver as sponge does wafer
When tho country was Ia prosperous
omdition tns absorption amounted TO
sme forty millions a y gT for considera-
be- time. Snce the ord OF our late war
be production OF American cotton mas
Ken equal 90 tho wHula OF English spih-
prs. Inc price OF Indian cotton eurah
1.-THE COMMERCIAL name Tor it--hhs lhllen
% low "a 10 mako ,hu cultivation unpf0ht'
lie, and India mas met with losses WI tho
ountrv A nnN on tho verge OF
ankrup,cy ThiB condition OF tue
renttst % YER consuming nHlon ~ lhc
yorid has checked 90 large do
rec the deuiaudB gilmore prOsperuui tIme5.
I'LL, herd as the condition 81 IHdin Is,
here las lArge imperts Ion OF liver every
gbnr. and very IT. @ ever mos back
lgalu 10 wtsiorn nations. Ouor t' lodi. 70
is logt sishL ol-dIeaprvart a. irras 'rom
Ipmmtr,e IN iS7g.8D the uct Imports ~
Hlver iutj India WIRE $50 80 LOO strange
no cay, the coinage OF siivvr ~ lhc lIuWn
Hnint Tor the same ume Was sol $4,000; and
lthis excess 81 coinage over impurs * eudi
|oyor several wears. The reason given Tor
this Is that ornaments are parted 1ith COM
etantly 10 supply pressing wanna
Evsrv re,ppetable Hucol's wi'e
and daughters are cqu pprd with n
uuautity OF ailycr jeR'lery bnd ornemens
according 10 tutlr mcaUh' Az u bpph' 4tloH
OF 100 coo COO, with nn excess OF females
this requires vast stock 81 silver 90 deco
rate dusky beauty. Hard times force There
Hindoo women TO sell their silver isWelry
for the time being. ard II "a coned up into
rupees. With "a return OF bettor times all
this jswelry will be replaced with new, be-
cause the taste Tor tho strong contrast be-
tween the whitest of metals Tor ornaments
and the dark skins OF Iudian women is
older than tho pyramids. A small ouliya-
tor in India will borrow money Mt 20 per
cent. sooner than his wife or daughter
Ahall have one less silver bangle. The
present standard OF England ia gold; that
Of India silver The public debt OF lodla
Ia large, and England is liable for n consd-
cradle portion OF IL. The indian interest
Is paid In silver rupees at Il discount. This
difference in value OF the two metals is n
constant loss TO both nations, sud Is pow.
erfril lever toward bringing Fog and back
10 the double standard, or BIT metallsri. II
England should conclude that her interests
lie In he direction OF Il double standard
again, il will increase the market value OF
silver tho world over. Whether that change
alone will benefit distressed India much Is
doubtful. But, even wheu forced 70 sell
or coin the ornaments OF her women,
India still calls for nearly forty millions Of
silver yearly.
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Whs 1Irs, WInsiowy


As this question Ia frequently asked, we
will simply say that she Is q lady who for
upy rds 81 '1rty yeara has untiringly de-
yoied her time anu talents as u female ply
siclan and nurse, principally among chill
dren. She has esl ecillly studied the con-
stiiutiOn aud wants n this numerous class,
~ d, 40 "a result of this effort, aud practical
knowledge, ohtaued la lifetime sptn rs
nurse aud physician, she hascompoundtd
Joplhug syrup for children teethinR. IL
operates Tx maRo-giving rest and health,
and Is moreover, sure u regulate the
bowels In consequence Of this article Mrs.
Winslow " becoming world-renowned as 4
benefactor OF her race; cnildren certainly
ITO rise mp aud bless her, especially IL this
the case In this city. Vast quantities OF the
SO0thing Syrup arc daily sold and used
here We think Mrs. Winelow has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article,
ana we sincerely believe thousands ofchlld-
rem have been saved from an early grave By
It's timely use, and that millions Yet unborn
will share It's benefits, aud unite IA calling
her blessed No mother has discharged her
duty 10 her suffering little one, ia our opin'
ion, until sho has given n the benefit OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try 10, moth
prs-'ry Il now Ladies Visitor, New
York city. Sold by all druggists. - cents
u bottle.
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Your 3 p,l Purr'
For impure boot the best medicine
know Ia Rosadslis. II Ia the great Southern
time tried and true Remedy, and may be
implicitly relied on when every thing else
fails. Take it In tho Spring timo especially
for The impure secretious OF the blood Incl
do / to that season OF the year; and take
IL al all times for Cancer, Scrofdla. Liver
Complaints. Weakness Boil,, Tumcre,
SHslliDss. Skin Diseases Malaria and the
thousand ills that come from impure blood
70 insure q cheerful disposition take Ro
sadslis, the GraGt Southern Remedy; which
will remove the prime cause, and restore
tho mind to its natural equilibrium.
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Gladstone nnd tho tnHltHh hhrhiNkhlhh'
Gladstone ma1e nn address 90 toe wofe-
irgmon -of Enplund, urping 'hCm 90 be
tolerant toward thr cIHWuuIs~ who bad
been expelled ,fom FrtuCr ann &c mIHN
md urged ,lrm 90 study iHoir nodes 90
nu Oraccocs Vt On Wrchnnie. nr uy hli 90
BOO many eases vety superior il iho u l'.
models Tor similar work. TO also rI ti
attention 80 tnr Bpiriy on nifty which va
manifested 10 American machilery &C hr
hes. .ass. 10 urgsd toe u s,ish - go
This iuJolifcudY and patiently, and That
,nereny They might DO able To retain 'he
msrEsis Of the world.
Ths English s'oye.mGkers have been
fsmlisr with tho models Of the Charter
Oak stoves tor several years, - some ct
the gfsat hotels are gBing thea, aud 10
tnis day they have never turned out q
stove that bad The grace, form and iilns :
for thu desrcd uss which ars striking
characteristios Of the Charter OAK Stoves
and Ranges.
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MIR. SANFORD CALDWELL

Was rejected by the army. physician in 1862 rs
nn1t Tor service. who said that one Of h.s 'ngs
was entirely gone. lie had gwen ~ al. noe
OF recovery, n when Mr JGhn -. i .hs'A' VINO
lives Ia indianapolis. advi'ed HIM % use IN.
schencks medicines. lIe improved ~ last
after beginning their use, end was hn 10y cured
Ills health has emaiurd good ever since ms
recovery, now over twcAty years dr. C"ld-
wells address IL Connersyille, Ind.
Mr.. l.. Rawles. druggist. OF Connet,y ille' te''
ines TO the truth OF Mr.. CaldweRs statement
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An Undoubted Blessing.

About thirty years ago. prominent
physician by the name OF Or. William
Hall discovered, or produced, after long
experimental research, remedy for
diseases OF the throat, Ghost and lungs,
which was of such wonderful efficacy that
/. soop gained a wide reputation in this
country The name of the medicine IL DR..
YIN Hall's Balsam for the lungs, and may
ce safely relied on as 4 speedy aud positive
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, etc.
Sold by all druggists.
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Attention ia called 20 the advertisement
of Mr.. Kpuo Shields in another column, who
is Acknowledged as one among the most Gc-
decorative artists in The coun-
I y. de keeps full stock OF al goods in
his line. which he offers At wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention TO house
decoration. The HERALD car assure its
readern that Mr.. Shields Is reliable and
in ali his business engagements,
and as one with whom It is always plees'
rra IN Transact business.
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Furniture Lower Thnn Ever.

Persons desiring to buy parlor, dining
room aud bedroom sets, bedsteads, chairs
rockers. tables, lounges. sidoboards ward
robes, Office furniture, ETC., can find ono of
tine largest and best selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything in the furni.
ture liue etc. can be found ia this large and
eleyant assortment. Prices are lower than
ever and great Inducements offered TO
buyers. GEORGE RICK,
747 and 749 Elm street.
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Ayerlil Mircd Paints.

guarantee this paint viii prove 9aiis-
factory wneu applied according TO direc-
lions. do not mean guarantee Of salts.
ton only when first applied AZ every paint
Is satisfactory when first applied, but nay
guarantees embraces sufficient time to
properly test the merits Of the paints. My
friends and customers in the country are
authorized to project this guarantee. Adj
dress all orders to II. HAMILTON, Dallas.
Texas, wholesale dealer IN painters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
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nESJAmrN TANNER, Esq

wIolSa prominent builder OF tr0yidonne, ri,
was necessarily exposed o Ihc Iol. hest oi =
ro4gh lin tc a. attending n his ulldiug opet'
his lunss vhiyh soon stttlcd into ounrmcd
Communion nj, case vas cons defcd hope
less he was persuaded 10 u'e Dr. schcncGs
medicines by his friends and 9iisr rsns them
Tor -eyeral mouth. wa. entirely cured lie has
enjoyed good health ever tlnce, and Ia now as
healthy mon 40 you viii lnd In Providence
lie is always y elsud 10 see sud talk ith tao'e
W no are suif,tina as ha ha ionon 10 uelie7e
that DR. Schouckis ediciues are q specific IN
iu1r diseases. Ar Tanner reside, at 1876 Pearls.
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Rose CITY Paint and Color Company.

This company has established heHdquaf,
ters for the sale of their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in this city. have
been appointed agent for tho safe OF same,
aud will fill al. orders at factory prizes,
thereby saving my customers the freight
On aame. h. HAMILTON
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper, mOuldings, ETC., S26 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Those persons who DO not need iron

Those persons who do not need iron, but
who are tIoubled with nervou ness and
dyspepsia. will fnd ia Carter's Li.tle Nerve
Pills a most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combination with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and in this way ofleD
exert most magical effect. Take Just ono
pill OF each kind imm ediately after eating
and you will be free from indigestion anc
dyspepsia. In Walls at rs cents. Sold b.
all druppiets
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We recommend Carers Iron Pills

We recommend Carers Iron Pills to
every woman who ~ weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin; pale lips, cold bands and feet, and
who are without strength or ambition.
These a go the cases for which Carriers Iron
pills are specially prepared. and this class
cannot use them without benefit. Nalu-
able for men also. In metal boxes, at 80
cents. Sold by druggists or sent by mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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A FARMER, MR.. AARON ECKER,
OF KNOX, n. V,

Was cured Of Consumption By Dr. hsucSs
medicircs His was Il case of great hui''i'g
The phlcgm rom his lungs won Il coll q ia 'hc
bronchial tubes TO su'h an extent tht, he ives
sonnet mes IA danger OF choking Ia, leA.h' He
mad night fwea E. 81, ere cough and uft such
main I'm his sides ana breast tina. IL was impos'i-
bic tOiie down. lis fe1t aud eEs w.rc bN'y
swollen lie Is now so well ina n works on
his farm AID enjoys better health than hc has
ia years Call on or write ~ hiu. ais address
90 Ef,y Albany gDuQty. n
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MIR. JOHN q. NOTHACKEE,
OF SHELBY, OHIO,

Rand tho Cleveland Herald, and Jaw tho: sew
q al persons had been cured OF Consump uou bv
DIR scheucn's medigtr es. re couclrd u 10 ty
them - he had been suffering WI u ing dis
case for tome time. II says They were
rather siuW la iheiT i.5,lOn ~ A4Ai, l.. F. ilE
ing taem Tor a loupe ef weeks saw. That was
letting better" H. sCo1 recovered bis health
md stT,n7t1. Sec Dr. Schencks book on Con
suInniiol. pnEe Is.
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he Oueeus Of Society

Are among the stanchest advocates ~
identifying Soxodont, which communicate!
to the teeth the glistening whiteness OF
snow, arrests their decay, renders spongy
and liberated gums healthy, and breath
made offensive by detective teeth as sweet
as honeysuckle. Ladies, ye we're made 10
captiyate. make your conquests sure and
swift, your EN- pire over male hearts lassing
by lie sovereign aid. The fashionable
world declares there is nothing like IL.
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same way. Tho uRs OF rye Tor pasiurage,
tor sealing, for ensilsee and for hay are al
so OF m value. Oar farmers a'e benin'
ming 10 appreciate IL t'r late fll emo cary
,pripg pastuitH. H. ~ better fpf his pa p
nose ,han any OF the grassr., botu't u
90 tlnueB longer 81 grow u orWe' ~
sprlng ~ sdvaucs o Ria~, and thus A.
TO ds y o arlisst, 80 wei, ~ 'he N's' pas
inre. IA srass cumra W. rye nav ~.
re,isd d. ailt afterwards mature ard
p,odues , a. op OF eraia, Or " may Ne
used ior sollina, that L., II MA he cut "no
I'D efsrn to ock ~ The Nsrd or "a lei;
aud /, may be- u,ed for epsilapc, /, h's
Nil other auu Important uses mat o. "
ing made into hay sin OF belnH IoTrn
under. IL has often h,ppeurn hi'r
drOughty pummers that the youns y
hslds have been II lh9 greatest valu'' NJ
tofding green TODD 70 ost'lo'
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MIX. JEREMIAH VIM,
or WORCEsT ~, MASS,

whose lungs were naturally weak, took heavy
cold In February 1876. lie soon hai an the
prominent symptoms OF Consumption As Com
sumption l. hereditary In M Wnns family,
he was naturally sSioua about his condition.
lie used Dr. Schenok's Incidence uuti Cur.d.
his place OF bu,iaess isat 81 irving street. Wor.
Cester, Mass.
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Was sick for nearly six years. He had 20 1Gny
different doctors that he said hi- house looked
like drug store, for zach physi .un prescribed
a different course o. treatment. lie usually got
n little better In the sum or mo tbs, bu! SIS
soon an tho wet cold weathy r If fall came 10 was
down again. is weight went down from oae
hundred aud siytt-fY1 10 ono hun ir-d and
twenty pouAds. Thcu h, hogan - use DR..
schenck's medicines, and they cured him In tie
course OF IA few IN uths he Is now In excellent
health His b.. hcf WAS al.o cured OF Cou-
sumption by Or = .enck's medicines MIR. la
cey resides at Ne 40 spring Garden street
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Prominent People Who Swere.

President Lincoln did not use profane
language. Andy Johnson could swear, ana
did swear. roundlv and fuently. 30 did
Mr.. Stanton and Mr.. Seward. SO also, Mr..
Fessenden. Henry Wilson. when his feel
ings we're wrought up, as they were, fer ex'
ample, when Colfex was nominated Tor
vics.president at Chicago, would swear a
little oath as though he were half ashamed
OF 1t. General Grant didn't swear, neither
did Garfield. Mr.. Randall does OCCASION
ally Judge Kelley has been knownto for
get his early religious training. Attorney
General Brewster can swear huently IN
three languages. Ell Perkins says that
Don Cameron was never known 10 utter q
profane word, out then Eli Perkins was
never known to tell the truth. Oliver r.
Morton was determined in his profanity at
mes. Mr.. Hayes swore only in his mind
aun then only in the absence OF his wife.
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No name is better and moro pleasantly
and widely known than that OF Mr.. j. \
Pozzoni. For years he has made hims' 4
famous by the elegant periuunes and CO n
plexion powder that bears his name, tie
latter having found its way to the BELLE Ut
Paris, Germany aud London. Everybody
admires beauty in ladies. Nothing will 10
rome to produce or enhance it than a us o
PnIrnniia nrenAratiOns.
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fmportQd Goods.

The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
e.-.et, IL iks only saloon IN the city which
imports "a own wneS and liquors. They
import In and ont OF bond Hungarian and
other wines aud therefore can give their
regular patrons toe benefit. No saloon Ia
the southwegt imports direct ~ much as this
house Their cisN?s, lunch, liquors and at
tenticn given TO the public cannot DO cX-
celled in the United States, Don't forget
10 got your luuch and liquors u: the Elm
Street Exchange, whore you viii alway !
find the siIable lake MoncBsr and Sssist-
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ILLINOIS.

Mr.. Pete Chdstos IN T, Of Pawuee tll.. IN his
letter o Dr. ScheucS. dated June l2th 1879 says
that he took ,eve iy.dva 90 ties a. col liver oil,
Hmols OH di--grseRblc mcdiclaeL snl all
witho beu'dt." lie had all the symptoms OF
C1nsumptO on bleeding from tbs luugs cough
and night swcats. He says, IL rs without do at
that oSe nv Il . 10 tho u.s. OF yolt medicines.
am SOW well and n ATTY.
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G. w. EMERSON
OF NATICK.

MIR. Emerson is man OF facts, and he wishes
IL unders, cd that he has given only plan iaets
i'm his lft'arto DIR Schemes. lie srys, when
he can tsa..ig your medicine often conghtd up
-. % God, aud was TO weak that had TO rest
sheu half way up airs My 70 and ankles
zero swollen 10 that IL was difficult Tor me 10
walk. / had steady diarrhaa which Nothing
would stop snd light swests every nght,
~ sGTIsF ED TbAT HAD COstuhPlioF
He concludes, II want 10 impress ON ali VINO arc
ted that there no use In taking your me j
ieiues without perseveriug. have since my
recovery recommended them 10 two others'
both OF whom IL cured" J.,
Mr. Emerson Is a gentleman well Known IN
the county in which he resides ms leuer
sh1u Il be read In ull You viii fn 10 IN or:
sshencks book on Consumption, which Is sent
free, pos, aid
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RAILROADS.
HOUSTON 4 TEXAS CENTRAL RATLWl
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.

ohasl
TRAINS e Railway .hh Pullman attached direct
a.
ayasOn and
oAss nov running b 'Ser e. ~ S s
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MIR. ngNJAMIN TEFFAaY,
OF SAY CITY, MICH,

Writes tha, his mother, who formerly !-cl At
Oswcgo n Y wrs cured OF ConsumuuO In Thu
year 1874 This is snother case which the phys
lcisns prOnOuncg1 lcurable,
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ILLINOIS.

We shall next mention the case OF Mrs. A. W
White, OF Pekin, III. Her husband writes Nov.
2lst, 1879:
tors tod me that my wife had Cons ptiJn,aud
that she could not live until sprld B" BY the
advice OF n friend she used ur. scheucks mcdi-
THANK God, by its use her life was saved sac
"a now entirely well "
Mr. White IS the proprietor OF the Whit House
a, Pekin, I'll. It you live near there cell and see
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Z. ". Goebei, druggist, OF Lous0urgi
Kansas saws ~ have sold 'Prckly Ash
Buters' for five years. and | have never
handled medicine which gave moro uui'
yrfsal satisfaction. II IL fast becoming the
family medicine OF this section. have
warranted dngens of bottles and never had
ono returppd.n
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CoNNECTICUr.

NJ r Il. Salisbury, OF South Kiliingiy, was
ri Of Consumption. in 1850, by the use OF Dr.
h sex medicines.
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W,t. u. BLAKE,

c,rt,.u nj tr. 81. .mer "Jlhn u, Maud" uI
Al. Irm h. uud 10 is Packet l.nH, las
soI lr r ben ..H remedies Ia al. n,y .or
year, with rIg1t UoItNt Ina IA IA H. 1871 ID.
roo IN o. uir Ga t1 nr' rfter ,toN''d, Wln
.se sfhr urt..Iy ry f.tNlHs 10 H.rt,rp' Smith
n 4 Zinc arr eta ST. FOULS Mr cor ,rs IS %
was ut rim. u IA Consumption 90 ih' Wn Nc
h.d trrd many ut.. cti,s Us wei IS a .'.dcn @
ia b.. a, Yh wi.ho { benefit 3D. t.c use
1' uE 3 hcu i smsd ciacs he was re- -,d -
CORRECT nitu,
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JOHN ttfilh,
or Ia PORTE, IND,

Wa, 3, low with Consumption "a 1872 lha, he
had no hone uf recovery he tays, IN hi' ete'
~ ur \ hcnrk. Jan, y, ISL u waited Tor
death g. put an cud % my sun'fingH ! Wss
disgu ted with Incidence | hsd 'rird 20 many
wi hOu' benefit ani whtu sons Que n Iyls-d NE
u ttGo ynufs. pRill, SAID tlat did not wish
10 be- expcrlm med on auy moro NJ. luick
wa. rrsuGdcd, however 10 ust Dr. S'htu ~
mpdi Ines, u 4 his Old Ton mlrnycd rSuid
from their use, lie Wa tntl ly cur u, qua
says "hath owes his NJ To 1he NC u' ".
srhorct's mrdiCln b."
Mr ltick III we'll known IN Ia Porte, h.ing
.uH NJ tho original German settlers oi LH f.r1i
county Ind
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IA Cure for Sore Throat ana Coughs
"RroWn's Bror chini Trlones' nave D. "a
thoroughly tested, and mnintain NOR
rood fCuutpttuH
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Pr ,fessor w. ii. Hartley has left q re-
spo sible agent behind him in the name OF
j w. Dixon, who will dispense his medi.
cines to the public at $50 Kim street and
the public may rely on his medicines be-
ing The genuiae South America cure. and
the cut and signature uill appear on every
bottle. sub-sgents waited.
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ords Place makes DO pretensions, Il is 81
truth. II 70 supplied With the best brandt
uors and the choicest cigars. No. LA La-
M strss9 Frank OaQthorn manager.
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ACard.

To ali who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., l
will send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge, This great remedy was discovered
BY missionary in South America. Send
q self-addresssd envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, station d, New York
ity.
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win YOU suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Cure IL the
remedy for t. Sold BY JEFF n. House,
druggist. Dallas Texas.
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Wa attacked with Con junction IN 1864. sh.
suffer Il M tho al. ease or several years, dur.
lng whr tim. she use many cough rem dies,
aud was MO dci by physlciars, iut gradually
grew wore In 1901 was exam lou b. ur.
Srhollk Rul .onn Il bogan using his mcll'
clues. she ustt them Tor y lltto over W.
mouth. and Vrs cut r1y cured, Shs las en-
j Il good h al b ever Ia q.
Mrs. Ia tln ives at No 3Ji VICE. 'stl Etr,Ct.
Go AMI SEQ her.
4 E.lI u.c unit OF at. ease 10 given IN nr
schsrrf's book ou l,Hsump Ion, which is sons
FREQ 10 all "a p.lCan,a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
!. schenck was first known to
BIR. GEORGE G. REDDES,
OF ALBANY, N, V,

In the year 1879. At the solicitation Of many OF
hts patients. the doctor hat cunsonieh 20 VII
Albany for two days, aud while IN iking 'xam'-
nstio ~ and giving a'vi e TO his PAL mt, u
stanwix Hall he was ca led u on by VI o.
den. His sto y YVES a sad on |. His IL Q dough
ter hai been sick for lone time, aud ~ss ~
low that II was impossible { r hi :. on
her to the hotel; fact she was ronan a 70 nef
bed Mr. Ridden had en- plo seve Al OF VI
bany's best ny sici ans. and they all pronou1ced
her incurabie. ) veal of her mothers rs-
tiv, had al d OF Consum suon, and the Q, ~
thing ap arently 10 be hoped or wa. .ornr nj
to soothe aud comfort her for he little s'nsshe
had tolive.
After his once hour. Dr. schenck visited ".
Redden's residei ce In Fast Albany, A. ate
careful examins alton Of his patient t'ld .hs pa
rents hat he believed he could b cured ne
was right for after u ing his re.Bedies tor
she began tn improve RAPIDLY. and IN SO,
time was entirely en- ed This sse Is wei
Known in AIaan,, ard asy one | ter. st'd can
call ON Mr. Redden. whose Office 4 at err :
Orange q d wsier strees. Mr. Redde - he
agent Of the white Line Central Transit 70 ~
Albany