davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15

The Mexican COVE rnment has made a
contract with Oscar a. I,roege TO plant
2 9, 0ou, 900 rrees in the valley Of Mexico
81 Thu, -four years The contractor
pledges himself to 50, t'OO, ash, So 600
willows, 122f,, tlt,, poisiars. 6, 90 encaly N.
.tus trees, Bl,0OO sroe noajapo sc, 800
mountain Is press eedars, 81. % % as:ac as,
and 1909 70 eflaneous varieties. The
trees must be ID Iioian NATION of from 3d..
90 to 100. 00y each,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15

. II has bsen decided that Tho pops.
shall nominats e the conais eory q Marnh.
ono AmerIcan bishop, namely Father Jean
.Da Gapistrano, q puchin brother who
Will 30 named bishop az Cordoya a thfs
Argsntins Republic.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
Eor the Cook.

posE--To ensure the cracking ofpork
being crisp and eating short. Just before
The pork is done moisten the skin all
,ver with little butter, dredge it with
aour, and place it near the fire to
brown.
TooTusoNS DNH.-Boil eggs hard,
slice them whex cold and d p each slice
In a raw egg snd alters ward in bread
crumbs: Try in butter and serve hot.
WmTTE SPoNGs CAKE,-One cup of sug-
ar, three.fou,sbs cup OF Hour, one-ha
spoonful of lennon extract, mix we'll,
then sti. iI the beaten whites of FIVE
eggs. Put in an oven slightly warm,
heat gradually, and bake nearly an hour.
OATMEAL COOKIES This recipe makes
large quantity. Two eggs, one cup of
brown sugar, one cup OF molasses, one
cup Of lard, two cups Of fine oatmeal,
cup OF boiling water, one tablespoon
full OF ginger. cue teaspoonful OF salt, and
-four enough to make stiff batter.
Spread min on long tins, and cut III
squares after they are baked, or they
BS Cu III iilthS SHInSo.
/ use butter and omit the salt, instead Of
using lard.
INDIAN BREAD.-Scald one pint Of
bolted or granuiated Iadian meal with
one quart OF boiling water, and add one
small cup Of molasses, and when cool
enough not to xiii the yeast, pat in lit
tie more than nalf cup of gond yeast.
S;titfen ii up like white bread with white
-four, mould little, and rise over night.
Be very careful not to let it sour, as it
does 80 more easily than white bread.
Place it i'll oans, let it rise a little, but
not so much rs white bread.
WHITE CUP CAKE.-Three eggs, one
and one-half cups of sugar, one cup Of
butter, oae cup sour cream, two and
one-balf cups of -four, one teaspoonful
Of soda, onehalf teaspoonful of lemon
extract, and little nutmeg.
COMMON CAHE--One egg, one cup of
sugar, one-half cup of sour milk or but
termilk, one.half cup of sour cream, one
aud one-half cups of flour, one-haif tea
spoonful Of CHINA non, one-tourth tea
spoonful of cloves, and one teaspoonful
of soda.
CooKIEs.-One egg, one cup sugar,
one.half cup of butter, one.half cup of
sour cream; one-half teapsoonful of soda,
nutmeg or caraway seed, and flour to
roll,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
A superintendent of detectives in New

A superintendent of detectives in New
York city says , Of female detectives:
I'VE do not employ women because it
is our firm conviction that women cam
not be relied on. We have tried them
and found them wonderfully qnick at
crime, patient in testing a plan for cap
turing a suspected person, and YES, and
uncommuaicative. There is just one
reason, and only one reason, why they.
are not to be trusted -no one can tell
who has the most influence over them.
Anyhow, We can't afford to take the risk
of employing them and being betrayed
Inv them. =, 5zz H!
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
A Romano Circus.
!, S, Brooks in ST.. Nicholas.

e. S. Brooks in ST. Nicholas.
Rome is astir early-citizens and
strangers, slaves and soldiers, all are
hurrying toward the great pleasure.
ground of Rome-she Circus Maximus.
With flutes playing inerrily, with sway
ing standards and cleaning statues, with
proud young cadets, with priests, and
guards with crested helmets, skilled
performers. restless horses, and glitter
ing chariots, down the sacred street
winds long procession, led by the boy
M ,gistrate, Marcus of Ro ne. the favor
tie of Emperor. 1t passes into the great
circus, and flies into the arena; 200, 0eu
excited people-think, boys circus tent
that holds 2O0,OW people!--rise to their
feet and welcome it with hearty
hand: ciapping. The, trumpets
sound The prelude. the
young Magistrate (standing in his sug.
gestas, or state box> h,ngs the mappa,
white flag into the course as the signal
for the start; and, as ringing shout
goes up four glittering chariots, rich in
Their decorations of gold and polished
ivory, and each drawn by four blunging
horses, burst from their arched stalls
and dash around the track. Green,
blue, red, white-the colors of drivers
steam from their tunics. Around
and around they 90. Now one and now
another is ahead. The people strain and
cheer, and many a wager is laid as to
the victor. Another shout! The red
chariot, turning too sharply, CRATES
against the meta. or short pillar that
stands at the upper end Of the track,
guarding the low central wall: the
horses rear and plunge, the driver
struggles manfuly to control them, but
ell in vain; over goes the chariot,
while the now maddened horses
dash wildly on che .ked by
mounted attendants and led off to their
stalls. ssBlue! blue!" "Green! green!"
rise the varying shouts, as the contend
ing chariots still struggle for the lead.
White is far behind. Now comes the
seventh or final round. Blue leads! No,
green is ahead! Neck and neck down
the home stretch they 60 maghificently,
a I'd then the cheer of victory is heard,
as, with final dash, the green rider
strikes the white cord first and the race
is won!
Now in the interval between the races,
come the athletic. sports, foot-racing
and wrestling, rope dancing and high
ieaping, quoit-throwing and javelin
matches. One man runs race with q
feet Cappadocion Eorse; another expert
rider drives two bare backed horses
around the track, leaping from back to
back as the horses dash around. Can
you see any difference between the
circus performance of AID. 13S and one
Of A. u. 1884! n n. 81 7.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15

over climates. Stock and feed there all
the stock tho farm Will carry. In a
word. keep az much stock as the farm
can sapasy with hay and straw and
,sora fodder. Make good this AMlsy
feed by the sddition of grain, miSs.ieea.
ho,niay meal, oil-eake mex. and similar
materials, as can he had al best terms,
Wedding the last~namea materials is-
ereases she value of tho rough feed, as q
larger per sent, of il ia dige ssed whea fed
with other rasioaSs the contracted ed
also greatly improves the MANURE pile.
Growing animals canat digest eaough
straw in cold weather TO keep up heat,
flesh and strength. There is. in saeh
practice shrinkase and less Of flesh,
which means, in the end, less Of time
and feed. This loss may be prevented
by a small outlay for adj
ditiouai feed. as has been sug-
gestea. The great advantage gained by
feeding under shelter, in addition to the
easier nttening Of the animals when
sept warm, and their better eondit ton
generally, Is saa saving of all the solid
manure and urine. This last is s. very
important consideration when estima-
ting the profits of stabling cattle. The
majority Of farmers do not believe that
is pays TO have earn made into meal for
S>ed for cattle. The refuse corn, with
straw and fodder, little oil-meal cake
and few TO It's serve every purpo q - nd
there is no waste.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-24

An elegant assortment of wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting Of shades,
illuminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also, new patent window
shades, and lot of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. / have on hand all kinds
Of secondhand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. p, FL. HUI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-24

ToB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
sD done at this ofice, at prices slightly above
San Francisco rates. Patronize your local
paper, and don't send away your printing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-24

Passengers wanting to go away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or jackson House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-24
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. JAMES WILLIAMS,
DHYSICIAN AND SUR6EON-OF.
I FICE at the Jackson House, corner Of
Main and Batemsn streets. Eureka. oc12tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
FINANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

THs Financial chIouiclt's iaiet London lolier
says that the men market has pfereubu
nfmer appearance ~ log the past week, psti
owing % tnr fset tna. tho DO. ana foE the
means ~ rtmitsnce 1, III. east hs, begn un.
usually hesyy, a. a nAfily & an tknot OF 20 u
o. Australia am uAuns Ia shoul 81 OlO WIZ
reg ri I, the later IRA i.anilnn 'heIe y NV ~
difference of opinion, and tho rcafon ior mo
mo .ement has thus Tar, been rhneesled' 10
send gold ~ county ,rbluflng ,ha COM
modify L. an OPP stion .otn.shat lntAplcAbio,
hut there II an obi 1T Ia doing 20, II nay also
out ~ the iaft ht ,hc employment oi
money IN tolls couut has heon ~ inn'i
wi h results = very un lcmnnofAll'c oi lair INST
capital T. lag sea- cs ne W ,,hs, " 10 90
time the moving at I q uIops n Hces.IiAles the
employ n,nl ~ q cnnsidefablv amount ~ hlst,
Ing ohpith but II II 'tulio nuhrh 90 90 fua
that no Australian banks would b. abs ~ fo'
Vide IA the usual Wy the motive Ia sending
the gold ~ kept g'cat e'rct, ani here II o,i.
DENLY some al ell obJe 81 Nv IL IL said
that inrihrf sup T., OF 80 Sll &c .en, W VIC y,
40 M. omhsriasmeut T. were contiuuc nnasY
considerable scal'. The Ne" YORK ctchaugs
Il now IN our syor AM further snppls "
account. IL ia more THAI poltolo that
gold Will have g. b. sh ppvd 70 THIS
country from the Unit-d State, The nicer.
minucs viii b nave xlsle ul lnts nave pen
mvy cments are the result ~ 'snc', withaNiiw
10 intr ,rsin tho value ot mono', TOE latest ie
suits will be very u's us@''oiy, ~ ttno
which Toquifes encnura cmcnt WI Ice ham >.
cred. AVID = more or tia, coadii1n ~ hugs
will be broug ia iOui. y nnney dulng me
wiek thee has been q good d,hand' and mo
rates Of disc ut hive "ej del I'm rovrd Inc
Bank OF England re'u ~ IL more fayorab q, ard
Il shows that the b nk has bean iepai some
heavy losn granted . tn To tho gov, rnmonl
and o. the pun 10. he res ryo has been ia
ton OF 10 o We /, ,blitcs ha, improved rom
500 DOR ccnt. 30 20 10 10" ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
MEDICAL
smai's Eg.r,.t d Msy gl'T'',
andunl,orillyAppToycGRemedy
iorall Diseases Of the nilliyrand kidneys.
&c Po-'-' 'ur".. Y acre ala
Oth .acdics HAS Iaii'
ell 90 Produce No =.

"nrlrhps Disease ~ no Kin, o." fearful
sr1urre. which spares pc.thcr ngA "A norcondi'
don. becomes an incumblo disease only for tho
went Of timely attention. n nllowod Ia work ita
raynqes unchecked until lthas fastened upon the
ylmla nftis victim nomclica sklll can release ils
hold, Il rlaimsits prey and annually numbcnis
victims by the thousand. timely use OF
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
win positively prevent such results In proof Of
mi, assertion. we cite you TO the numbcrlc tosu'
monlals In our possession. and quote such cu,l'
nent authorities rs Or. M Ives. OF New Haven.
Conn, and Dr King Compiler Of Kings Dis
ponsatory) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities, aud decide for yourself
whether YOU will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice To IN advertised mcdi'
cine. Decide now. IL may not bc too late,
Smiths Extract of May Flower
Is natures own remedy II is no vlo decocllon
Of nausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is u modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland IN Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
It's dIurclc and as,ringcnt In is properties, and
has frequently bccp used to great "dvaniage IN
Diarrhpa and Bowc, Complaints OF children Its
great merit, however. isin Us gentle and efficient
action on tho Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thcsyslcm
toahoalthy condition. ltpromptly relieves Pains
IN the back and loins. In cases oiwoak and dell.
cate females. is yalua IS beyond computation.
But for the natural modcsty Of woman, which
cause. her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
"a, might publish hundreds Of testimonials OF
incstlmable benefits derived from rs use.
HtrtfH 10 EsF HH nf NI
Flower Read carefully Inc circular around uo
Bottle Il Is yours 10 choose between
Health. T0ppinc@ and LIE,
Disease. MisDty and DEAN
Prepared on.y by s B.smlth & Bro. coyinglon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

Corros-.Now o leans ruled quiet and steady
to-day. with ioss OF points On nesr mon u.s.
othcrs a. yaslerd ,y's Pic Sal are l,sU
on New York Jprne4 quiet at decli 40 81
points on all month";. The J'Osi OF tue Now
YorE cotton exchange i-dsY was not reported,
owing 90 trou lie VITA tbs wires Liverpool Is
dull II ureviJus pdcrs.
Pro luce hcaso-- fhcat sold up to-day 30
cent ON May AID l., CEN on he spot month,
prices ut ces, bi ISL 90 | 2 AMI % s. orr
gained l.8 on May nd lost l.S on febfuaty.
clio lag "A 90 IL aid ass R'cripIs of grain
to-day are e,yier thu previous day by many
tho isnnd bu he's VIII IT. 3 ,h3s Du.hels, or I
incrsa al 20 o 0; cor 25J 90, ur an Tue ease
Of TOO; avs lll,7l, orun crtas, m IS W.
st. Lnli MAY whet, old Mp l-2 coat - 81 %
n 8-s, end .casn wheat 1, in,in i AZ It's j-s
MAY cora shows nom'n-l adys c. OF - cent
closing to day " N 3 3's bud, AID February
corn cllsed with 5-o uid which nominal
aivnuce OF / Scent. Oats arv - / . and 303 ]
nominal Tor cash nr N ".
Proylslo s-Chcago Pork Il NJ decline aran,
ard prs riGu rs W.T. freciy ,n3reG l-dty thar
ca n stuff via not auh }lS ,'er barrel asain tuI
two mon h. There are ers, h weY T. that
ar Coz lid mt of y vance | / &c not m"iths
Cash pork nsed Mt ~ IS o'day, which Is 40
cents under yesterday May york lost ~ Ia
cen s. do log io.iay at sl7 ~
Lard Is of Z l-2 % fehru 'rv aud IL 2 nis
on May To days close 4 G7 IL for keoiuafy
and 0 n 10 NV
Nav YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

nso weight OF tho bales Imported Was about ~,
piuntf. ~ against rs pounds IN ie.i ~
pounds in isi. aud iii pounds IN 1851 The
average weight ~ cotton gx 0floi was ayn
poun NJ, against isl pounds Ia 1854 400 poun :
Ia ISL. and als sounds In isf, aud oi cotton
consumed iH pouni', Agsnst 40 round. "a
lss2 sil pounds ~ 1851. aud ih p1unts N lAsl /,
Tue dc lgclics % home consumers W. - ~ 10
bales, OF 400 tasa more than in 1884 iho
AGtuN combination was : no bales or tl.ulO
N 70 than Ia 1871 there being an Increase OF D.
tOl hn o. the stocks 10 the mills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

-TorR-Opentd. LIVERPOOL m derate inquiry
freelyssupped Closed: New iorE. 1uiet New
Orleans quiet Calves iou. quiet
eat ough the last An ercan crop exceeded
1he previous one by over one aud q haf million
baies, the imp 1T into Great britain in 1883 was
i6a76J balss larger than In 1882. This is In q
quantity than ususl q the last crop vas recsiv-
"a so Q tbs close OF 1882 the import In t,e
last three months OF that y mr. b. log $40
bales against only s0',260 "a 1888. From Egypt
there csms an increase OF s7.4Jo pales, 81 which
IS 30 came In the last three months uf the year.
The Braxls hgur, for q decrease Of 1880
baies; aud there Is reduction OF
200 bales IN the arrivals from Peru
west indies e., The large sDesu'auve
busines dons In Sura's In ISIS, attracted suner-
sbund sncs tuprl es 10 Live pool In hat year at
the en- peuse OF the c,ntin-nt 10 which q srge
mart Of tire exc o. eventu ally found Its way. In
fss3 the trade fell bsck "a Its norma channe :.
and the Import Of East indian cotton cod
iuriy showed deer ssss Of $50 80 bale com
pared Ei,L l5s2 agai1 st an increass OF 5l45i0
bales In tn itttsr year ov e 1851 A contiueu-
tal merchanrs and Shippers have imported very
la-eeiy di Get from the co1n,ries 81 grow h.
fheIr tski1gs from Great Britain show de-
crease Of g 60 bsi-s-1snel &C 100 <medean.
$50 Brazilian. 43lo Egy tisn, Lac West Indisn
ana I1ndo at The -ni ~ 1855 rere ss.7la bales
an ,iier than a ne Gloss O. lss, Thsre w~as
srcsss of q 800 American, sL7s? Br.zrisn
ana "a 80 kgspisn but deficit Of Lao West
IsdiaA ~, esd lAe 80 ksfIndsn. Thssver'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

IN inc Head, the vital fluii passing unobscrbod
In the uiine u d many other diseases that LEAD
10 inEanity and death,
THE ENGLIsH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
viii agree b. forfeit FIVE hunared Dollars
TIVE under their special advice aud treat
menD will not euro. or Tor ANYTHING impure os
injuflng found IN n. rbE ENGII-H MEOI-
GAL INSTITUTE treats all Private diseases
sn CO siully without mercury, Con-nitation
Free. Thorough examination and advice; In.
Guiding analysis o urine. 2 81. Prlce o. Vital
Ecsiorative. si.6l bottle. or four times The
quantiiy $40, sent Ia any address on receipt a
price, orc. % ID (uC o ID. seHt without u
as guaranteed, secure from observa io,, and
"EDiOAL IssII uIE. us olive street. b.
Louis, Missouri.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
TBS GRBAT ENGLIsH REMEDY

II d never falling tonic
Tor Nervous ebility,
exhausted Vitality, Sem.
ius Weakness, Hpes
mntlfIlo'a, l. o B 2
MANHOOD. lmpotsn-
Cy, Para ytis anu all tho
tT lhle effects OF Scll.
Abus youthful follieA
eld Nci sses In riaiure6
ye r. Tuoh ~ Loss a
Noe.
tuinal km'sslous, Aver
zion ~ society, Dim
nCfs Of NiN On. Eoisoa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
F5;ISs,S',iSEsg;Ss p'R<A Z sy.sg Sls1-szlSfgaes
>N>s>r
.sSssAltrs...siAEsa..u<iA.IAss...usa!lly M


| .swlf's speciGc is entirely vegetable prepare
alton, aud should no. be ooufouuced with The
various substitutes, inf a.ioRs, non.seciei hum
bugs, 'Surco.s Aierans, c'c etc, which are
nov being M u'acur,I hy various PERSONS.
Mo- e OF tne q contain u sing Article which en-
& ~ inio The go npo,itioI ~ s. =. $. There 10
only one swlits Spec &C. ard ia no is nothing
I'm The world u &c IT, To proven disaster and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
~ IMPROVES rAE QUALITY OF

tho Hood al Il ~. rirL Df %. and IA there
faran nuo fnrignFGHf and corrective
~ ascBofnll chronic Wdfadtrf which
uro a.s1clatod with un iNPovInisnip
brATg OF riIE HOOD. These gll yield
tothorcgulntlng aud nonrlshingprop-
ortics OF ia great food tonic olomcnis-
ttcpmpcnsa'cg fortho toss II r9fUUfH-
induced by Consumption, tdf0fFh or
I.ranrL iai and IhrOat affections. it
triH rclHcdy Feminine Dcbil'fy ana
reimburse tho Female physique Tor
those losses Of vitality accom- pany-
ING complaints peculiar 10 The ser.
AIDfhersnursinG their own children
and delicate trODicn who expect To
become mothers and bring up ri0or-
ans children should by all m cans uso
n. ~ ,rW restore sufferers FROM
Mental or Nervous Prostitution arls-
ing from Orer-,rors, Ercrssos or
Drofrarfoi Diardse. ~ THt euro
ilrH.f.cnn0ss and tho Opium Udbie
for az tho appetite grows hcalthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF this Tnuic, tho unnatural
craving dlcs away until totally ox-
tlnct. n Is highiy bcncJioinf Ia Ltrcr
c,,nur0ints, Mdidrini Ecrcr. and
ALI lHdforidf Disease; ana Tor tho
dcbllitntlng effects OF fercy' ~ anu
Kind u has a0 equal. IL repairs
,rasfr, innprOrcs Digestion dnd ip-
psfifr, aud affords tho DBspcIittc IN
saiid an sGsiiJ 0.asimifdJic orfiolG
OF FOOD, md ls so pleasant 20 the tasta
hat tho most sensitive palate VIII NOT
gsiCct a..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

swlus Specific Is a complete antido,e TO Blood
Taiut Blood Pois n Malira Poison and skin
lluinof. J. III KsoE SMITH A.. D. Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

INFORMAL ON WANTED OF the wheres-
i bouts OF Elzi Christian, who left Klrksvi 10,
No 20 years vgo for Texas. Any information
leadipy 90 her Id n iication will be thankfully
received bs her b. Other, ERNEST CHRISTIAN,
nj Carson CIV Nevals
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
COTTON.

New YORK Il not complete today owing TO
trouble men Toned under iutur)s. Tn t marko!
In spot colt n. opened quiet at previous prices
Liverpool reports modert enquiry freely sup.
piled at prev ols prccs New Orleans sold
zOO0 bales, on lha tpot at previous prices tn q
quiet ruling. Galveston received 42l bales and
sold PIG.
Pri ,es at G.'vest, are unchanged aud the
market Is quiet No report of .onsoitJ ateN
stocks or exports to.dav for reasons given else
where. Dallas spot cotton Is quiet ut prices
duotsd Receipts to-day are = bales 10 I. C..
Graves; 2 bales t. Graham & Thomas; l bale 10
Waid Hill, al. u conpiess by rail fiom Lewis
yillo.
In sddition TO above. compress received Is
bales by wagon giving Total OF 70 btles 70
ceived at Dal a, to-day. Snipm suts are 100
bales sent c impressed over Texas & Pacific oy
T. d Mitchell and Is bates sent By Hat Same
4 lipDer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

have had temarkqble success with Swifts
Speech In the treatment of Blood aud Skin dis.
cases, and in female diseases. / TOOK Il mysch
for Catbunclrs with hpppy eff Ct
DO. q. HeEGY, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
moN1HLY.-Thec cheapest

DEMOREs1's moNIHLY.-The cheapest
IL aud best. SIX ELEGANT P1CruREs-
three in oil and three fine steel cngrayimgs.-.
wi bs sent with aspecimen copy OF MOk-
po.t free du tag tho months Of January and
Februsry, 1884, or the six pictures viii be sent
with a wears subscription at 81 DO not faii
10 zee the splendid January and fsb, uar, nun
hes OF this model m .gizina Add ess w.
JENNINGS DEMoRKsr, II East 18th Street.
Ne~ York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

liu ilraied MsrrGso Guide. go pages. cloth
and gllt binding. 20 cents; same In paper cows.
ai cents. Manhood, 10 cents; Wonanhood. -
oon,f; pamphlet, 8 cent, securely sealed. ~
mall. ssud money or postage sianp. Dn-
WHITTIER. tho Great specialist OF 80.
fHharf.t lfratt @ fnrtIr "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
Tphr rHF WEDICAL PROFESSION

AMI lnvulll3 generally may properly
rudcrstnud tho merits ot "totdcnS
fintid mn JoHic," an annlysli ~
tl6cminont chemist, Arthur HILL
IiASsALL, MD, Frs, OF Lpuu1n.
rnrinul: and rlslun enlargement by
mo celebrated physician, professor
gIRIrA SMuS WILSON, t.E.s., LID,
III I.- I'm nrn l.Nnlll On oaeA lytlle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

In 1850 came from the north 10 take charge a
the gas works IN Rome. as superin tendent and
after the overflow, VIII CHI occurred In the spring
following was very much exposed 10 mslarial
poison, aud In 1873 found my blood so cOntami-
II ted with the poison that was forced to give
up business. was treated by the physicians
without relief My trouble finally determined
In an q bstess OF the liver and nearly every 40
my elf inr udedJ thought was doomed TO -
within u few days In this condition was a6
vi,ed by friend 70 take Swlfts spoidlc, and I
took IL lust M drowning man would catch at
straw, but as loon as my system got under the
inni nee of the rem dy, The absoess came 70 .
int aud burst passing on without pain. In
n teen days after this was up at my work, and
have since 0nj0ycd excellent health
Every sun rer from maafial poison should
take swifis Srocihc q G. S ENCRR
srpt. Rome Gas Light Company.
Our treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases
mai ed free 10 applicants.
srrT1 sprOIFiC"o Drawer 4. Atlanta as
New Yor. Onice $50 West 23d street