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, 1884-07-10
A Cry For Cod Comfort.

oh for a breath Of the biting blast
That blows with bOn.al cold.
Where the sleet and snow fall thick and fast.
With bitterness bleak aud bold
oh for the qdiYerng. quavernE quake
OF 4 c~rackling. crisp ice-1Oe
Oh for tue shlyering wagering make
ora glacier tn It moves 50 SLOW
Oh for a rlost on AN crbrrg's ridge.
Or II plunge in the Polar seas
Oh fOr 4 sea On an ice-bOuni bridge,
Or u cave where my blood would freeEel
Give me relief from this norrld heat,
And n rest FROM this red hot glOA !
Give me a gr We where my winding sheet
Is a shrOud OF siberian snow
-Rrys. IN N-tO York Journal
, 1884-07-10

lTHAs already been demonstrated con-
clusiyely that it is a fight at Chicago Of
the whole field against Cleveland. At the
he'd ofthe New York Governors oppo-
nents appears John Kelly, who is wagins
a most bitter warfare. Notwithstanding
all the fuss and buster about other candi-
dates, Cleveland is, beyond all doubt, the
strongest man in the convention. He
commands a good stiff majority, but
whether he can secure a two-thirds vote
seemed more doubtful yesterday than the
Previous day. The convention VII proba-
Big get down to balloting to day, and spec,
ulation as to the Democratic Pres dental
candidate may be at N eni this even ng.
, 1884-07-10

UNrrEp SrArEs LANp OrrIcr.
IEYENNE, WYo., July /, 1884.

CHEYENNE, WYo., July /, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by John S. Thompson against
Charles E. Hays for abandoning his
homestead entry No. sos, dated August
22d, 1888. upon the north half of north
east quarter and southeast quarter OF
northeast quarter, section 10, township 10,
range GA, in Laramie County, Wyoming
Territory, with a view to the cancellation
of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned TO appear at CHS office ON the
LIST day of August, 1884. ut 2 o'clock p.
m, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment
EDGAR W. MANN, Register.
WALTER S. HURLBUT, Receiver.
, 1884-07-10

T~FhNaIeIphlh Cal
ACannot you coner.bu;e a little something
toward the monument was asked q New
Yorker on the street.
"Naw,"h yes irascibly, 'donit bother
me about the monument / have heard
enough of it."
Excuse Inc, sir" unmarked TIN petitioner.
"but this has nothing to do with tue Bartholdi
statue; it is a different thing alto. ether"
-What Is itl'
alt is n monument to Adam, SIR"
"a monument u Adami Now that's some
thing Like it You can put me Down for
S2O.n
, 1884-07-10

If MIR. John Kelly got the whole world
would he still SIGH because he couldn't get
the sun also?
, 1884-07-10

Or. rrn1I-r'- Magic oin,m-nt.

A sure cure for little grubs in the skin,
Rough skin, etc. 1t will remove that
roughness from the hands and face and
make you beautiful. Price SOC. Sent
b ymal Gray & Pearse, Sole Agents.
, 1884-07-10

Matthew Arnold: Far more OF our mis-
takes come fro.a want OF fresh knowledge
than FROM want OF correct r~ea.oriug,
, 1884-07-10

Tar territories lave received the SC ught
for re .ognition at the hand Of the 1 emo
, 1884-07-10

Engraving in all its branches is done at
.EHNER, JACKSON K BUEcHNER's.
, 1884-07-10

Private parlors at Jake Esselborn's
Pioneer saloon. Entrance from Eddy
street.
, 1884-07-10

The best dental work for the least
money.-Dr, Warner. dentist.
, 1884-07-10

cratic National Convention and now pos
sess the right to vote in these gatherings.
, 1884-07-10

ALPACA coats and vests at Polack's.
, 1884-07-10

Ladies' fine shoes, new styles and hes
qualities, can be found at jenkins 4 Ross.
, 1884-07-10

soap. soap. s"np
Positively the finest toilet soaps ever
brought to this city, at Rhodes K Trox.
ellis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

The recent rains have retarded building
no little.
The newly elected municipal officers will
be installed this morning at 10 o'clock at
the city hal.
Another soaking rain fell yesterday
morning and the day was cloudy and cold
with n northsr blowing.
The parties who were injured Friday
morning by the Evening Chapel church
blowing down are sovly improving
A movement IL on foot to erect "A cotton
seed oil mill at Alvarado. bnt when there
is not sufficient seed IA the county from
near and far 10 keep tho mill hore running
four months In the year, the question arises
where are they going u get their grinding
The "cuis" continue ~ kick against the
,st- Office, Just a. they have dono Tor years
past. fheV have brought Inspector Brown
all The way from Washington 10 investi-
gate charges made by them against Post
master Garrison and his assistant, Rhode
oamn.l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

We cannot rel'nir from taking ihollheIly
OF extracting from l,ug private letter
received last night from COLONEL TON
MURRAY Just lew words % prove our
assignment Of that true mans po'
siiion. He says; mo, have
not suked, nor will |, | have gone along
IN the ranks. from boyhood o. THIS day, q
worker for democracy, spending my own
iilne aud my own money, W lous ever
having asked The public Tor Office. tx
pect TO cot tinus my lia out In tho ssmo
tree, independent. unbridled, uusaddled
vile, ever ready aud wiiiiDg 10 help my
r. ends all ia my power nud no nigat VII
ever bs too dark tor mo 10 turn out Tor
their assistance, or 10 csnsufe those whC
measure PARTY ieally sud parry patriotism
ana duty "a their 0wo hH.t0nsnol, !. g.,
tnat 'suooesslu' or 'unsgcosssuP nppH
cauon for Office Gxos and governs a mans
ppli'icl actions. nm
no., my dpat friend, nor VIII be o onndi.
dat Tor any office and sasoIcQre5red my
,..-pufuuiug irendo no. to morton my
name such connection. TaoWa rg o,her'
for those ohIcss more dfgrryinr tlaa J am
and who are s.eL 's che pr0modono. Nhii.
I .o,o those who sanw notwithstanding "a
M, cannot allow my name 20 hGnre r'
sFeinul msu who are more emf emily III
ara dteo,vrg" Said wa not ruy yea'pr
day morning when wo said OF TuN MURRAY
NO man can question thu purity % hr
personality nor phase the y'g5r, .suce o.
buclsier OF bis democracy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
barnett Gibbs,

The gentleman whose name graces this
article. Is q isis smpls OF the better class
Of young dem ocrais who are now crowdiDg
tn the front in our party matters in Texss.
He Is young aple, wel-informed, honest
fearless, oui-spoken and particularly de
voted TO Texas. At an age when the aver
age youth OF the land is dawdiing about,
hardly knowing what direction to take IN
lite. he 10 40 active aud useful factor in the
publ G economy. He IL lawyer OF decided
ability aud has built up practice both
honorable and profitable. He has held
many positions oil trust In the active and
stirring city IN which he lives. lie epj ,ys the
active friendship AMI most unrtseryed con
tidence Of Ill VINO know him best This IN
10 bad stsrter for young man at the In.
ception OF q p oliiical career such as he lie
likely 10 run. There is nothing like nav-
ing hrm root In the nome soil. II epesks
confidence Of his ncighbors-fhose who
know him besi--and IL constitutes an edg-
which cuts with = cleaner sweep in pol tics
than any where else. HIS brief career Ia the
state senate was such as wonid h We dont
honor t. much older man. His clear.
hesdedness no le than his CONSCIENTIOUS
ate ltion 10 business, .vnn for him the e.
TEEN amt coniijence Of his fellow members
of the senate. The pr of ri this is fu,nd Ia
the fact that tn { body OF lssding and repre-
entatiye cifi1-ns OF Texss support hin
upsnimously tor the place 10. which be as
pirts. ibis constitutes 10 and cf its-lf a
plau1it OF no mean proportions. Added
20 this The adsrg anc representative pa
pers and nearly all the weekly press IF the
STATE have warmly pronounced IN bis favor.
70 I'll human sppessipG tnrre viii not now
b evs1 uh<d0V o. cDposi)iou % hin.
2 - th<F1 p r21 ~ 0ooI1 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

In making tho assertion that Pozzoni'i
medicsted complexion powder Is entirely
tree from injurious or deadly poisons, We
che IN cal analyst H. Is enc OF the Oldest
face powders In the A mercao market, ana
~ used IN the families OF some OF our most
prominent medical men who have person.
ally acknowledged TO the proprietor that
they not only consider II harmless but es-
termed l. highly beneficisl in every respect
not only for the use OF ladies ard children,
but for the lord of creation himself Solo
ny ali druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
AN IMPROBABLE RUuoR.

The popular alarmist, sou etimes vulgaily
called the" croaker''is again abroad. Indeed,
like his feminine cousin OF the GRUMPY
family, h, Is barely at home and never
SAUNDERS. Thi, time his tale OF terror,
which sundry newspapers seem DIS
posed t, forward. has Tor Its
lheme threatened siriko Oh
the part Of railway and other employees
By large corporations, and q renewal OF the
Plttsburg scenes OF brief anarchy which 90
CURED nearly seven years ago. There
seems TO be little or no foundation for such
reports. The volune OF business Of most o;
the large trunk railways is at present on
the decrease. But there Is
only falling o1 as compared
with the glut caused during the winter
months by moving the grain crops. The
present diminution 10 transpc rtetion Is
only such as occurs annually ct this season
1t causes. naturally, a disposition on the
part Of The mpanies to reduce expenses
as far as possible, whether 1t be by reduc-
lion Of wages or OF the numbeI
OF men employed. One or two
Of the large trunk lines 10 the north
have already taken the Initiative IN this
matter. and 1t would not be surprising 4
Others were 10 follow their example. Tht
alarming report CT thousands OF men aud
denly thrown out of employment, strikes
and terror generally have their origin In
this and apparently in nothing else.
There seems little probability that any
the ''crostef'' predicts viii ensue,
Il would be . nos. foolish move
looking a. the mater from the employees
o1a11Dolot--t, ft<ike at such q juncturs.
..ls e: 's'ssssr'sr s,sdIei'sa, iossy-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

An organ OF tho Louisiana sugar riHg al,
yancea, IN opposition to the commercial
treaty with Mexico, tha Amazing argument
that IL would heye effect 20 increase Tail way
traffic iron rsXas 10 maine u Therefore
tho snplent writer teclnTes tho motive oi
the treaty 10 10 promote the iniefes' OF
railways, and he senate ought 10 reject II !
90 narrow IA the outlook from tho sugar.
ring point OF observation that II does not
appear o have occurred IN the Picnyune
writer p ask hlms,ll what increase OF rail.
way ir6 DC from Texas 20 Maine" would
neon. A "a ional being will readily I'M
dertind that what makes railway traffic rs
commerce, aud that mn increase oi railwn
tfaili0 - an indication ot nu Increase OF
com mtrce. In tact, II IN impossible IA
speciiy more certain index NJ An increase or
decrease OF nc nal con merclsl transactions
than the traffic reports or railway compn'
nies llrnisn. The reports oi bank clear
snces IN the great commercial oerteis art
ie,s certain, less trust woIthyi btcnusc they
iucude with the sexual transactions all the
gambling transactions. The railway 'Tatic
tables on the contrary, are necs5sa ily
limited 10 merchandise sc,uelly trnns'
nofted Every increase OF Freight Trans
ported "irom Texas To Maine means an
actual increase OF commerce from Texas
TO Maine"
The sucnrring argument against the
Mexican tfts v ~ reduced, thtut 20 IN oo'
.ction 20 that treaty on the gfound that Il
would increase our com nefce from Texas
| TO Maine" Mot people Will hp apt TO think
! that thar Is ab1ut as cngeht au Gfenment In
isyor OF 'he tiesty - itH IN p zasl0us afyo,
Gates cnuli max. Coming from IA avGwpd
enemy o The treaty, from an orgau OF the
sinister li'ily ring 1i Ls1ItiauH sugar
/ planierp, H. has OIL the greater force aa al
nrgumrtt Tor the speedy r4iincatiou pi -,
I trst!.
/ I Iroyes the otter vorihleespes8 and 'ha
/ Intense seiilsnness OF the OBJECTION vi Eve
| Lou.sann rinrsiers, who, 10 gain some 50
| tension ~ their blessed privilege OF tax 8
the country 10 exc out greater prouts upon
single isolated and sectional industry,
I would ,acf llCe important advantages TO all
other Industries, aud erect . legislative
| barrier AGAINST an increase OF commerce
"fOm Texas 20 Maine
Is ~ precisely hscause The eject OF that
! treaty would oe an inDorisnt increase oI
ourc1mm. roe, precisely b-cans- Is w0uld
! open nee and eltei siva m dktt 10 some
al our most important manufactured pro
iuCt4. from Texas 30 Maine that the
frie0dg 81 that treaty h .vaGdyoca.rd and dc
n0 earnest advocate IT'S raj hcation. II
ANY organ OF the Louisiana stigaf-Tiugeier.
Gun tel us how IL would be possible TO build
up an i'm p0ftsnt 'mmerca with Mexico,
"irom rex4S 10 Maine Gilhout increasing
railway traffic over the same area, the In
formation would he received and irea' Cd
as the most astonishing discovery OF ths
century.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

THs states # Louisiana, Arkansas, Geo--
ais. Aisbsms. ilhsois, Delaware, Indisns,
South Carolina. Pennsy lvania sno Tennss-
ne have slready bed their state conven-
slon, primary TO the national republican
eouv. n,ion. which will meet June 81 a,
Chjc.so. Then comes Californis, Apr !
I'M. 1t Osklspd; Connecticut, April sd,
st Hsr ford: Florida, Aprl 3o.h, at g..
Ausus.ipe. Iowa, April Both, at Des
No zee; KaDsss, April 29h, at Topeka;
Keu,ucty, May 1t, at Louisvill.;
Maize. April 3)h. at Bangor; Mary
lond. May 1; at Hsgersiown. Mssssobu.
eetts. April! 20. at Boston. NJ chigan, April
g; at Grand Rspics. Minnesota, Nav /;
A 81. Paul. Mississippi, Apr p; ct jack.
ooo. M,rssnri. Aprii 0. at ssdalia. Nebrss-
II. Nsv j: 81 J. n~uin. Nsvsds, April 30, ct
V0d ,ia CIV. Ssr tismpshire. April 30: ct
Gone ,rd. Ksr jenny, Apri p; 81 Trenton.
nee Yprk. Aprs "a, Il Uii,s. North Q irr-
-. MY I: Al Raleigh. ONO. Apsl 70 "a;
- O1,Sus-ni Orefos. Aprli 81 - Port
~ 1sr1s Apra 30. 1t Pr Worth.
1,nu15 All %; q Mo1tpel'or. vir-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Tue Current thinks LilJ 1Eg,Sr GarELT
resembles CAsAHG.hcs, tho boy who, &C.
clrdiug 10 AIMS. HKMAEs. 'ltood on tht
b Ifning dock whence ell but he had ned"
The resemblance Is dincnlt 10 zee I ON a
T,xso ,tandpoint. the place LIEUTEsAnT
Ggcell ig standing on 10 not uac'miorts
biz warm. IAN bat he" have not led ard
are not likely 10 rom la,se. sdvices, re'
SIDES CAgsntaScA Is said never 20 have tx
listed, but to be su idyl ere .tiou OF H.
charming lady writer named oboye, white
GREEDY 10 Il resi- tact, probably fixed faci'
IL freezing can fix mau.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

In the United States Circuit Court in
Msryland, IT. wac, on the 10Th OF March,
1874 sdjudged ard deciesd that n psrpei-
n.i injunction be issued agnins, Louis r.
Voter, and eighteen Others resJa ming
them from initiating the labels Of the Rum.
ford Chemical Works. manufacturers Of
Horsio rds Bread Preparation and also
IRON using their old bottles
The defendants were required 10 brlug
into court all fraudulent labels. and all i'm
iiation powder for destruction,
II was dscfeed thst the Rumicrd Ohomi-
ca Works be- entitled b. receive the profit 3
which have been diverle ed from /. by REQ on
of the inrnre mRrt, ana the defendants
were rdere6 10 pay ali costs.
Thus ia another victory scored for the
Rumiort Chemical Works, who not long
n co csu ed several parties 10 he heav ly
fined for violating the iujnnotiOn Of the
Supreme CcurG restraining all persons from
offering Tor ssle "Acid phospha, 6" $50 call.
ed 10 any package which shsll he u sub
srautial or co oreele imitation OF Il orsford'
Acd Phosphate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

AN exchange says: a mookipg. bird
pays for himself In catching citerpillars."
1t is queer expression, "a the birds keep
costs mere nothing, and lives in hs own
house. Perhaps it 10 implied thet the Door
bird owes ransom Oh his life. His notes
ought to bs sufficient Tor that, and as he de-
stroys harmful worms, lie ought to be pro-
tectcd by the most rigid ordinances, mat.
Ing 1t & serious olIsnse TO disturb 4 moch-
| ing bi1d or its nest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

yHE Cticaea Times SAYS ."Slumming is
the wly.luveplei name for the amuse'
ment which fashionable folks IN London
and New York have invented, the dssipa =
tloa OF gropibg around IN the siumsa"d BY
ways ottse big city, Formerly It wa
called oummlng, aud the old name still OBJ
iaIna In plllaR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

THg banker B,rEMAa's charges ngiiast
JUDos ADVOCATE SWAIN are withdrawn
and lead NJ republicans at Washington are
anxious 70 husl tie matter up. A court
martial under such circumstances might
discover IN lretha the republicans desire
revealed. at least ioy this present year. 1t
Is critical time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

MISS Coma WEnEa, . Kansas gtrl, on BIO
ing accused OF theft, attempted to drown
herself. As illultretiyo of differentiated
m DDS Of tha sex, Il might bs interesting
to recall she Gan Antonio Mexican gil,
who, on beiug accused OF THEFT, uushsd her
accuser of Commerce street bridge into
the San Antonio river and nearly drowned
IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

That @ 'vERkos lRrL,SD is not held re-
sponsibie for whist his trends 'sy or do, Q
reference to the debate on the penitontary
lease will show that some of the men now
supporting him in the interest OF good gov
eminent and party preserva,i)n were then
charged OIL the floor. by his friends. with
trying 10 saddle the lease on his adm MIA
tratiou, because they desired to see 1t al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

THE young men IA their t@eniies and
thir iss do tho hardest work in the demo-
cratic party, and afe entitled t. recognition.
Wherever one OF these men haye spoken out
In meeting ii has bean for GiDBs, and this
is where his strength les.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

IT is reported that Waco poet 10 study.
ing the mythology q Burmsh and the ne.
cullsri,ies OF the white elephant, intendii &
TO write poeIu on Bsrnums recent eddl'
tion to his menassris hoping to get the
pr'zs the crest sh wman offers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

AN exchange saws: "a young lady OF
Colorado shot choice wild at with re
volyer weighing 200 pounds" the girl was
brave, the pistol heavy one, and we would
like TO know whose choice the wilo cat was?
Most any man would prefer the young lady.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

THINK Of American cotton seed being
sol on the stsppes Of inr-away Tartary
When the north pole is discovered som
enterpr sing American will Immediately
set up saloon and begin lsdliug out Tom
mn jerry 10 tbs overjoyed Elquimauz.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Sow 0, The saptr5 speak of CnAAuE
GIBsoa az btiuEg candidate ter leu'euaot-
governor, but Ei Will be found very em-
phsuc in bis support OF GmUs and it lie
said tat right now he is 10. d,votiug much
thoughl 10 po-Ilcs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

liz the battle I FL Feb bay onetS oil Brit
Ssh soldiers bent double when thrust against
the iacts OF 0sMAs DiGsA's troops, Pos
nessing such cheek no wonder those insur-
gems ara successful. 6ucn men would be
inva liable in tho subscription book bus 2.
nem-lor instsaoIlor The llfa Of B aine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Mn. r.la,os s1i Ma. BrEcdsE Will
mel her OF them b. pleased at the remark
The Cu'rynt MAKES regarding what It terms
"The nnhslowei dramatic precincts oiNew
y,fE ans Rronk'yn churches "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

OxE wac watches exports aud impor o
and re ads commercial news closely, cannot
avoid b. ing p,rplszed oecasi nelly. For
instance, wheat was never Lower and Hour
was rarely ever higher than at this time.
Aggin, the decline ia wheat is attributed,
IN great measure, TO the unusually large
crop at Au traiis. and nevsrthees Cali
iornis Is shipping wheat to Australia add
Mas Il alaDd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
MONDAY. ArRiL 81 ,ssi.

Qurr. V GLORIA to SICK n Darmstadi.
Beiur of noior.ou.ly economical turn oil
mind, she vii endeayor u brace up SUI
Rcien ly & reach home before turning her
face % the wall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Jc.T prior to the civil war PIcooLoMIHI
erostest plima donna living. In
}. a she wss especially celebrated,
. uiue became as distinct as that oil
JESAY On Now she t. slowly dying Ia
ab rly inap obscure town of Italy.
Her ....,- ~ logger sellfo' cash.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

lpsted. The r,csu, fiot a. Cincinnati. r'-
tnoggh spdngug iEom o source
Quito remote from tho quosl7n
o., capital aud labor has done
moro t. place thc authoh,iea of hf''
oliiea on iheir GUARD than any previous OUT
break 'hst hos occurred Ia thll onuntfy
GENERAL SU4LEE, oommanding the MOI"
York mintio, reports that that olty was
mover go well prepared 70 promptly sup
press mob violence. Like reports G,e "a.
oalysd from other large cities There wdl
ohAbly be no strike. II there IS one, there
Ia little fear that IL will be other lAnn pesee'
! iul
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

unanimous as IL Is possible Tor 10 20 be-, In
giving him this greet compliments Texas
will De but serving hoIseli as well as terv-
Ing her own beat intorogts,- Austin biaios-
man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
MONDAY aIonNINc MUSINGS.
mot by 10 Cook.l

=" n INT VTIV no WIIHA'.
peuch on THIS atsreotypsd platitude, me-
chauioslly uttered by the friends and &C.
uuaintences OF the Slave to Duok. o. all
nitiless men, pitiless 20 self, proof 0Rainst
malner's prayers, deaf 10 wife's wopful
oleas, aud unmindful Of the erica Of his
starving children 10 this sslfsame Hard
pripker SO. my good friend cast anont
You for other and better recspiccles for hose
ever lowing tesrs of your than this deill led,
foul smelling vessel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
THE BEST

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HAIR REVIEWER. II cures all diseases OF
the scalp, and stimulates the hair glands
10 hcalthfu action. II stops the falling of
The hair; prevents lis turning gray; cures
badness, and restores youthful color and
freshness OF appearance 10 heads already
white with aye. The following arc few
illustrations of what Is done by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
Mo NIeiIrnn Trnnll.

Grand prsnarAunnn ore being made 10
celebrate the O1'h anniversary of 10. y, II,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Thofo suffering from Dyspepsia, Indigee.
ton eic, snould read tho edvertis emeni
of Coljen's Liquid Beef Tonic