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worth the Money ms nm Ed nc ator.

The exposition will accomplish three
things in which tho whole country 10 inter-
es ed. L. will tend 10 tighten the bonds
|sbetween the north and the south, 1t Will
relations with Mexico. which republic is
now being developed by American capital,
and 1t will give great impetus to the in-
dustris interests of the whole country,
particularly those OF the cotton states. The
Government loaued Che Philadelphia Gen.
tsnuisl exposition 81 100000, end - was
returned. The exposition, as an educator
and n promoter Of industrial enterprises.
will do moro than a million dollars worth
az good Savannah News.
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Regeneration for
enfoeblod ss stems,
suffering from u
general want Of
tone and Its usual
concomitsnts. dys-
pepsla and ncr-
vousness, is Sol
dom derivable
from the use OF a
nourishing die /
and stimuli Of Gp-
petite. uualded. A
medicine that Will
effect q removal OF
the specific obsla-
Gle TO renewed
health and vigor.
that Is a genuine
corrective. Is tho
real need. II Is the
possession of this
grand requirement
nae Bitters 50 ef-
T sale by all Drug
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Ponds Extract,

Ponds Extract,
hear OF the extract for the first time to esk
lome friend about it. They Invariably
praise.
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nnn,i nln In ,rhn Ilnn,r

"Rpngn Oh Rats clears out rats. mice
foncheS hei-huua dice. ant,. moles. chip
nruss. Ronhora, loo,
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"rhis csrtifee," writes d. u. ChrintmaD,
OF Osgego, IdiAna THAT Samaritan NeI.
vine cured mo Of Epieptic tits.h At Drug
piqig 81 10
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NOTICE OF El-sCTION.

INJECTION NO tIOE-A PETITION SIGNED
IL By the requisite Rnmbor OF qualified voters
having boon approved bv the honorable CITY
Council, OF the city OF pallu, ON April 49, 1881.
asting that On election no ordered 10 dHtormins
Whether or not the toriilory embraced IN tho
limiIs hereinafter siven shall become annexed
10 GIVE notice h. an election viii DO hold at the
residence Of <. W Lililepagee Oh tue i7lh day
OF May ISL. by which it viii be determined
whether or nolthe following territory shall be
annexed 10 the city OF DALLAS. t9;wit: Begin.
ning on the east hopudry Inc OF Ilarwood street
NJ n point where II IL intersecled by the north
boundary line Of the city. Of DalaG thence north
west with said street until IL forms Junction
with Massen street thence northwest along
Masten street until Il int rstcts an imaginary
line, being IN extension OF tho south boundary
line Of John W. Payno's homestead; thence on
gald line TO said Paynes southeast coracr; thence
along said south boundary line and In q straight
direction 10 Trinity river thence down said
river TO tho corporate limo OF the city tf PAL
La; thence eastw srdly on said limo 10 the plaza
OF beginning. Il. w. Littlepago In appointed
presiding officer 10 b DID said election.
Il. T. BURKE,
County Judge Dallas County
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VALUABLE HKNEDY IoR CRAWL.
DR.. q. Il. Eeuland, IT,, 81 Lcuis. Mis-
sourl, usyg IL hsve used = IN eisesses Q,
&er15eolerf4 ma.ofrhos. with. very
~oo6 roruiis. and think n verY valuable
fsnoly u shoas diseases."
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Don't Use Linnmcnts or Ointments.
One Benson's Cagcine Porous Plaster Ia
better than all the greasy compounds you
eau carry. 25 cents.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-TWo GOOD Dun. BUGGY OR
Il work horses, o 2.horse wagon, almost az
good Gs new; q good 2.sea'ed buggy; tets OF
bought cheap 10 cash Call on L X BAKER,
Division superintendent or G.. A. READ, Man
ager, Ede Telephone CO., pallns Tex. mslCf
I5oR SALE ts700l SEVEN HUNDRED DOL
= lars cash Will buy an established cash busl-
ness OF ono hundred dollars per week. including
tho entire outfit worth twice tho money. Adj
dress l.. RICE, Dallas. Texas. msiO-st
TOR sALE--THE HANDSOME TWo.SToRY
L residence OF D. g. Oppenhctm, No. 12'4 En-
way street, lot 6Gxl32 or 132xi32 to suit pur-
chaser; water and gas complete Throughout. INC
building, and situated In T. most desirable nelgh-
oorhood; terms very easy. Apply to MURPHY
& BOLANZ. 700 Main street nialG-lw
TOR SALE-AT AUCTIoN-Two GOOD
new miiich cows with young. celves; one &
year old horse, ell brok en-, gentle and sound:
WIN be sold at2 p. m Saturday, May 1ith, ~
Fine. Very Fines. on Elm street, Dallas, mle.2i
EoR SALE--A NEW PIANO FOR SALE-A
bargaip. Inquire ut once at 6l3 Ross ay.
onue male.St
NOR SALE NINE HOUSES on PATTER.
IL son avenue aud Camp street TO DO moved
of the premises. Apply TO MICHEL W ILCB,
at James moroney & Co.'S. mal5.it
NOR RAFFLE--A DIAMOND RING. WITH
J. large cat oye, 10 be rallied at Park, SG-
loon, SATURDAY night 713 Elm erect r1all. So
OR SALE 200 HEAD OF SHEEP, MEDIUM
20 or I'd rsss s. Is +. Moan Ally Rice feyss
NOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY farms
y Horse. Prm,on nsd harness; hor1e pei
feclly sound and gentle; phelon and harness
new; rsohon for selling, going 10 leave the ol I.
They can be seen a. l2il Main AZ maliti
NOR sALN-CHFAP-1Wo HOUSES AND
4 lots In d central locflity, on Wood street,
each hnuEe containing 1 rooms, neatly hnibhed;
cistern water buggy house and stable. Any
one Wishing pleasant home or q paying in-
yoslment caunot o better than call Immediate
~ on DOUGLAS g. DANONER Real Estate
Agents, ia sycamore street. ma7-2w
h OR SALE OR RENr-A BEAUTIFUL. RES.
'dcncc, lust completed, ono bocs from
street car line and in n very desirable locality.
buggy house aud stable on the place and e
good well Of water: also two other places on
same street This Is an excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 10 procure good
home for very little morey. The houaes have
never been occupied. Address Box GAG, Del!as
Texas api2.-lm
b,OR SALE OR RENT = A FIbsT-CLASS,
A. brand new piano: Will sell on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. Apply 10 a6i Ross avenue feb29u
TOR sALE-HonSE--A GOOD, RELIABLE
I black buggy nero can be purchased nj a
bargain by applying 70 g. A. READ, Manager
Dallas Telephone FIX. apr23tf
TOR SALE-ONe BlLLIARp TABLE, NEAR
I ly new. Inquire st Craddock's. apr3o-if
y,OR sALE-BR0oM MACHINES FOE BALE
r. Two new machines and presses. Westlake
q Biitton manufacture. for sale cheap. Address
VIM. PFoUTs. care Herald Office. ian22H
4 OR sALE-sALOON FURNITURF. CON-
4 prising cnun err shelving and ice chest as
good rs now; will sell very cheap for cash. Ad.
dress g., herald oiiics. apr6u
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LEXINGTON, KY. May 1.-The races TO-
day were well attended. The weather was
fine but the track heavy. PURGE $3.50 for
2.year.olds that never won stake or puree
race: five furl ,ngs. 3larters aud betting;
Miss Ida, 500; Dimonde, $50 and Lady
Graft, $40. MisS Ida took the lead at the
start, Dimoude, second; Lady Graft, third.
These positions were unchanged TO the
end Miss Ida winning by six lengths; Dl-
monde, eecord four leoetha IN front of La.
dy Craft. Time-i:0s Ia.
CitiEsna stskes-All ages; milo and one
eighth. Starters aud betting: Ariins, $780,
Lizzie s., 500; Vanguard and Strickland,
800; Tom Barlow aud Tennyson, ths field,
bl5. At start Strickland took the lead with
Barlow eeoond Tennyson three lengths
apart followed bv Ar,ino. Lizzie g., and
Vanguard close up. These positions were
unchanged into the slrsioh. Az She mead
stretch the hofses were closely punched.
Here Strickland, Tom Barlow end Tenny-
ron gave M, Artino took lead and coming
easily Won by q length, with Lizzie second,
ak lengths Ia front Of Vanguard, third.
Time 2:03 l2
Third Race Bluo rhbon sweepstakes for
3.year olds; mile aud one half Starters
aud betting: Audrian, $50; The Admiral,
500, and Waldo, $40. Admiral took the
lead, Waldo second, Audfisn third: The
first two raced on even terms in the stretch,
when Admiral took the lead and passed the
stand three lengths ahead ol Audrinn, sec.
ond WalGo ont Of the raco. Admiral
went on-in the legd 20 the lower turn,
where Wehdrisn inred up and toek the
lead, pssslng into The home stretch two
lengths "a front, and finally Winning easily
by fvs lengths: Admiral second. Waldo
third. One-eighth OF Q mile Oh Time,
2:47 Ia.
Purse, $300-sellipg race; all ages; milo
and quarter. Starters and betting; Silgio,
$780, Wave 90 Light, $3.50; SAunler ma Ida
b., $50; Mystery aud Harry Mann, the iield,
500. Wave o'Light and Saauter went of In
the lead Silvlo end Ida Il. close up. The
LEADERS drew away two lengths and raced 20
the lower turn, where 5auntar gave mp,
Wave o'Light taking the lead; Silyio, sec
ond. The race home was between these
two, Silylo winning by two lengths Wave
o'Light second, three lengths IN froat Of
-suntar, third Harry Mann threw the
rider on the back stretch. Timo-2:l3 3-4.
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beneficial Effects OF the Exposition.

The effect OF now impalse, due either 70
and energy, or to q wider knogledge
Rained by southern men, may be plainly
Seen in Georgia. where old methods In agri.
culture have en- improved or supplanted
By new, and where new industries have
been established. One of the most power
ful causes OF what is In some respects an in
dustfial revolution in that siate aud adjoin'
inR regions, wao the exposition In Atlanta.
An Improvement OF the agricultural meth
DDS, The planting Of new industries, and de-
yolopment OF natural resources heretofore
neglected, will undoubtedly follow the
holding OF successful exhibition in New
Orloans. The exhibition will also bring us
- 70 face with our neighbors over the
kr1nf and tepd to make our commercial
l61oEial relations with Thorn more init.
nat. -TEew Yo-k Times.
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Many cosmetics for the complexion have
from time to time been put upon the mar
ket. But none have stood the test as has
Poxzoni's medicatcd complexion powder.
II Is an absolute curative for blotches, dis
colorations, freckles. etc. For sale by
drupgfsts.
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-REsfDENCE. 1914 WOOD ST.;
L iine rooms good well aud clsern water, by
d A H0YT, Ti3 Elm street. Iaal6.2.
NOR HENT-ONE ELnGANr SUITE OF
rooms; south exposure; VIII be rented 70.
gether orsapLTatoly; 3rd door Lindsley build
ing 735 Main street; light and Ventilation Vet.
feet. water. etc., on same floor LINDSLEY d
BRADFORD. Attorneys, 735 Main Of. apr22lm
FOR RENT-Two FINE FURNISHED
rooms and front rooms: very pleasant cheap
TO gentlemen. Call and see. at US Elm street
close TO POstofice mAylG-2t
Tor RENT-To A 6ENrErL PARTY. WITH
/ good references, large dlnipe-room, bed
room and kitchen: private faniil preferred. bu /
would give privilege OF keeping table bosrders'
can have two more rooms II required. Inquire
OF Mr. CHARLES. at DR.. Murray's office, o25
Elm stieet, near tho Postonice mayi6.2t
TOR RENr-ONE Or TWO NICE UNFUa.
i nished rooms Tor light housekeeping. APP
ply a, 1886 Jackson street maiG2s
TOR RENT-FURHl SHED OR UNFURN-
ished, most desirable family residence.
beautifully situated on Ross avenues .conven-
lent To street cars. For fur her particulars, ap-
ply 70 VEAL, COOPER HUNTER, 707 Main
street. fnale-2t
+ Jk REHT-sEVRRAI CHEAP AND DE
sirabIc houses. well located In different To-
caihcs For further particularly, apply 10
VEAL, COOPER d HUNTER, 707 Main street.
NOR rem ROOMS NEW
i furniture; $50 Jackson street ma1l-lw
tfOh HEsI-i we OLD 1A.bANdt DAMN
4 80 Main street north eide OF courthouse;
Size 25E7h; GOOD stand for any business. Apply
70 w. BARTON 625 Elm st apr25 I'm e's
GOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
l. cool en pleasant at SOL Jackson ST, one min.
u,e's walls from Depot. eIs0ti
T,oR REkT-A VERY DESIRABLE cor.
" tage OF rooms conveniently located corner
of Wood and BrOwder street,; water on premi-
SEES. Apply to NJ s. LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Wholesale Department ap'26u
NOR REET-FoUR ROOMS At 203 gLS ST.
II oser Wallace 4 Wsggoners; very pleasant
rooms. suitable for offices OF sleeping no 1uis
Apply to j. w BARTOH. 6i5 Elm at apr25-lm
nor RENT--lHE STORE HOUSE, Gil ELM
T. street now occupied by Lyons Brothers,
wholosale sadolerr; 25x150 feet astories. Apply
% JAMES BARTON, 625 Elm st. RpI25lm
E'oR RENT.-A NICE CoUf ROOM AT NO.
II s9i Jackson 'tfect npr10tf
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E1k RENT-sEVRRAI CHEAP AND DE-.
sirablc houses. well located In different To-
caihos For further particularly, apply 20
VEAL, COOPER d HUNTER, 707 Main street..
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An evidence OF sound statesmanship.

An Evidence OK Souuo stotesmunship.
The thought end tho sympathy OF the
oountry has southern leaning. and the in.
17onfions are that the Worlds exposition
New Orleans Is TO be a success beyond
4 ~ Was esteemed probsble sone months
<1noo b. the most snnguine Of those who
fgIeoted the enterprise.
;@~l6;S Iudnstrial and Cotton exposi-
b kavS naked congress for a loan Of
- m. aud the money will be furnished.
61 1ncllned TO the opinion that II ought
[ES Sorstitutional for the govern.
- anhecribe the money aud
- chances With others
a ~. AZ any rata there IL sound
-1@1SIo ~ congressional aid OF such
<1&. New Orleans II the grent
<nn6rfum Of commerce. IL II n
- G1fy. lt Il ~ well-known
m ~ivilixsd world 40 New
- a Paris. it, history hss
1~~f1o ~ than any other centre
~ 01oifnI aud conmefcs on The
- - ~ New Orleans sxposi'
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NOR rem i-FURNlslfED ROOMS: NEW
4 furniture; $50 jackson street ma1l-lw
NOR RENf-TnE OLD EXCHANGE BANK
L 80 Main street north eide OF courthouse;
Size 25x7h; GOOD stand for any business. Apply
70 7 w. BARTON. 695 Kim st aprl5 I'm. c.a
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T,oR REkT-A VERY DESIRABLE cor.
X tage OF rooms conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browder street.; water on premi::
Wholesale Departmers ap'26u
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nor RENT NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
l. cool on pleasant at S0i Jack;on ST, one min.
u,e's walls from DEPOT. eyS0tf
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NEW ADVER EASEMENTS

CIGARETTE 1MoKERs who are willing to
" pay little moro for Cigarettes than the
price charged for the ordin ny trade Cigarettes
will find tho
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NOR sALN-CHEAP-1wo HOUSES AND
lots In central locflity, on Wood street,
each hnuEc containing 1 rooms, neatly fnished;
cistern water buggy house and stable. Any
one wishing pleasant home or q paying in-
yeslment caunot better than call Immediate
~ on DOUGLAS g. DANONER Real Estate
Agonis. liz sNoamnra hlraol. mnI-2M
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16
CamDaign ChaR.

II Belva Lockwood is elected she
will have lots of rings on her hands
in Washington.-[N. Y. Star.
st. John has no barrel. He pins
his faith to the old oaken bucket that
hangs in the well.-[Chicago Herald.
When Mrs. DIR. Lozier was asked
TO run with Belvs Lockwood she ran
the other wsy.-[New Orleans Plea
riAke.
Ben. Buffers eyes were not born
so. They got twisted in looking
through labor statistics. Louisville
Courier Journal.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith is the candi-
date for Vice President on the Belva
= Lockwood ticket. There is no ques-
ton that il Mrs. S. can command the
undivided support Of the Smith
family she will be a formidable candi
date Peoria Transcript
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16
The Chnaman's "FOur Most Precious
Things.0

In China the "four most precious
things" are the paper-plant, ink and
it's saucer, and the brush.
The hornet, whose sharp sting is
the terror of children, is the recogni-
zed pioneer of paper makers. Its
cellular nest, on trees and rocks, ID
built of material which resembles the
most delicate tissue-paper.
Eighteen hundred years ago, the
Chinese, acting upon the wasps
suggestion, made paper from fibrous
matter reduced to pulp. Now, each
province makes it's own peculiar
variety from the innermost bark OF
different trees. The young bamboo,
which grows six or eight inches in a
single night, is whitened, reduced to
pulp in mortar, and sized with alum.
From this pulp sheets of paper are
made in mold by hand. The cele-
brated Chinese rice paper, that 30
resembles wooden and silk fabrics,
and on which are painted quaint birds
and flowers, is manufactured from
compressed pith, which is first cut
spirally, by keen knife, into thin
slices, six inches wide and twice as
long. Immense quantities of paper
are used by the Chinese for a great
variety of purposes. Funeral papers,
or paper limitations of earthly things
which they desire to bestow on depar-
ted friends. are burned over their
graves. They use paper window
frames, paper sliding-doors, and
paper visiting cards a yard long. 1t
is related that when a distinguished
representative of the British Go vern.
ment once visited Pekin, several
servants brought him q huge roll,
which, when spread out on the floor,
proved to be the visiting-card of the
Chinese Emperor.-From Paper
It's Origin and History, by Chas. E.
Bolton, in St Nicholas Tor August.
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The following ia a partial list OF
the contents
HAYS CoUNTY-Historical Sketch
Area, Altitude, Location, etc Pro
auctions; Streams, etc; Climate-Heaith
Prices Of Land and improvements, Sections
Of the County Particularized; The Mountain
Region: Additional notes and Comments
Adjoining Counties.
Towns on THE CousrI.-san Marcos,
Romantic Situation. improvements Water
Power and Business Kyle; DuPre; DRIP
ping Springs; kimberley; Purgatory Springs
Hunter.
srArIsrIcs-Tax Rolls for 1883 compared
with 1882; Railroad Business; Schools and
School Fund Apportionment.
HAYsCousrY SCENERY described at large ;
Boat rides on the San Marcos Springs az de-
scribed by Bishop Doggett and others
Their Wonderful Fairy Scenery; Grand and
Beautiful Views in the Mountain Region, de-
scribed by tourists.
MISCELLANEOUS. Why Go to Texas
1.-THE kind OF People Who are Wanted In
Texas !" The Right Time to Go North and
10 Come South; Texas Exemption and
HON, stead Law Terms Of Renting Land /;
State Free School Endowment Fund (; A
Ten. year-old Boys View of the Situation
about San Marcos in 1876.
PoErRr.-"The River San Marcos" by
Mollie E. Moore, beautiful production OF
a celebrated Southern poetess A Prophetic
Tribute 10 San Marcos Beautiful Texas,
graphic and spicy parody.
Just the thing to send to friends and cor
respondents abroad. Orders filed at the FOL
lowing rates
Single copies, five cents each six copies
for 25cts; IA copies for Scots; and at three
cents each for larger numbers. Orders from
a distance will be promptly filled, postpaid
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STATE NEWS.

AQout 900 children are attending
the public schools at Gainesville.
Burglars In Longview are starving
The people have nothing which can
DO stolen.
Chicago capitalists are trying TO
make negotiations 10 purchase the
granite quarrios at Burnett
No rain has fallen at Caddo Peak
for IS weeks, and stock are beginning
10 suffer for want OF water.
Vice-President Hoxie OF the Gould
System is trayersing the state ON IN
inspection tour OF all his roads.
There is some talk among the
Lampasasites OF abolishing their city
corporation, but it ia believed TO DO
only talk.
Major Burke, Of New Orleans, has
not yet gotten control OF the Hous.
ton Post, but negotiations are still
going on.
Rev. ]. ID. Shaw, the noted ex-
Methodist minister OF Waco, was
united in matrimony TO Miss Ella
Mccoy, at GAINESVILLE, Ga, a few
days ago.
DIR. Roy B. Scott, an old and respec
ted citizen Of Trinity Mills, was killed
by his horse running away, throwing
him off and breaking his neck.
The Democratic rally at Gainesville
on the 18th inst, promises to be o
grand affair. Prominent speakers
from all over the state are expected
to be present.
Hendricks Lake, near Longview, is
being drained for the purpose OF
searching for large sum Of money
supposed to have been buried there
in the long-ago.
Senator Richard Coke, delivered
an address at Corpus Christi to the
largest audience that ever gathered to
hear a political speech in that place.
A special in the Galveston News
from Gainesville says that there are
no Democrats of the Randall school
in that place, as was reported IN q
special from Austin.
The New Orleans Exposition com
missioners have at Houston monster
grape vine, said to be 10 years old
and measuring q inches in circumfer
ence. I. grew on Paw-paw creek IN
Grayson county near Denison.
The Fort Worth baseball clut
passed through Houston Wednesday
en- route home from New Orleans
where they played five games, three
of which they lost, one they won, anc
the fifth was tie. They have foul
games yet to play with the Dallas
boys.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16

The following from the Terrell Star touch
% responsive chord in tho heart Of every
true journalist, and the time il fast ap
preaching when he who sets himself up as
an educator Of the masses. will DO forced to
take this high stand upon tho plane Of
decency:
IAN editor who writes and prints vulgar
and indecent paragraphs wantonly insults
every lady and gentleman who may chance
10 read his paper. Such creature is only
libel on respectable journalists and his
paper should not DO allowed TO exist to des.
troy the prosperity of city. insult its
readers and poison the minds of the rising
generation. Out with such black spots"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16
The Galveston News intimates this

The Galveston News intimates that
wholesale merchants are growing
weary Of the drummer system Of sell
ing goods, as the tax it imposes on
their profits does not pay for their
increased sales. There is a certain
class Of drummers that the ordinary
Texas traveller would gladly dispense
with. We mean those who always
secure the best seat for themselves
and their baggage and spread their
feet ON another. and read the papers
OF look out the windows when ladies
enter the car. and never think Of offer
ing them the seats they have mono
polized There j. such an animal as
= hog without bristles-GalvestOn
Christian Advocate
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An Editors Tribute.

Theron p Keator, Editor of Fort Wayne,
Ind. Gazette" writes: For the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, for coughs of the most severe char
acter, as well as for those of milder type.
II never fails to effect speedy cure. My
friends to whom l have recommended it,
speak Of it in the same high terms. Hav-
ing been cured by it of every cough l have
had for five years. consider it the only re-
liable and sure cure for Coughs, Colds etc.
Call at Reynolds 4 Daniels Drugstore and
get Fro trial bottle. Large size, 81 90
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Southern Notes.

x~kSN. aaal
Nearly housana p" Mss,s y, 'y e. Snr
OIL were shiPPou iroiu "'"u''o"' i~'
,,.,,or
Augusta, Va, ms Raihed W Pvpui"son
~, iS2 since io'o ia'o'o VI WHICH LINZ 'oA'
IN SINCE iooo'
Island 10, below Memphis, where In ante
belium days o,oW men were S''''neu' h""
now entirely disappeared.
south Carolina tea. cured in q fiuit eva
porstor. has been pronounced by experts to
he eoual 10 imported teas.
A palmetto factory for the manufacture
OF palmetto into fibre for brushes is to soon
ha In oneration in Sanford. Fla.
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estimated tnht 'eh m'ii'on uo' .,,o
nrairie dogs In Northern Texas.
.
recent discovery mas peeh ihhue oi al
immense deposit OF sulphur, one huhareo
feet thick in Tom Green county, texas.
An Animation. Ala, paper reports that
vorks capable OF turning out 1876 locomotives
a wear. are to be built at that place.