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a more striking contrast IN the re-
Iations between ruler and subject is
not conceivable than that now seen in
two Of TIE great cities Of Europe. The
Car ST aussia is IN Warsaw, the cap
ital Of Poland, protected BY the ser
vices Of spies and an imposing array
Of military. A thousand arrests have
been made during bis stayln that city.
but notwithstanding every preeaution.
ard the risk Of certain death to any
unan4horized person approaching the
autocrat. nobody would be surprised
10 hear that be had fallen a victim to
violence. A section Of his wretched
and disafected people. no one can say
how numerous nor how near bis per-
son at any time some even in the
ranks Of his guards are tbirsting for
ms blood. and bis appearance in pub
lie at all IS an act Of courage whish
contrasts with the seelusion Of the
earlier part Of bis reign.
Shifting the scene to Naples, IN sun
ny Italy, where hundreds Of people
are dying Of cholera every day. King
Humbert " IS at the head Of the no.
ble men and women who. at greatrisk
to personal safety and their life, bat
with confidence in the good viii and
affection Of the people, visit them -
their stricken homes. and By large
gifts and gentle minlstrations, do their
utmost to assUage the horrors Of ehol-
era in the meanest and iilthiest dis-
tricts Of towns and cities afflicted with
it. The lovely and amiable Queen
Marguerite is at her husbands side 10
this labor Of love. a ministering angel
TO the needs Of the poorest Of her sub
ieets What gain follows the moral
influence Of kingly and queenly exam
pie in these instances viii never he
known The whole royal family Of
Italy, excepting the children, and the
most cultured and the best Of the sons
and daughters Of the nation vie with
the amiable people at It's head ia acts
Of practical benevolenee which dignity
human nature and relieve, With heav-
emily beauty, the DIRK horror Of the
pestilence.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

It may not be generally known that
the Government does large seed
business. The object IS ITO inEEoduce
into the various sections of The com
try such new and valuable produets as
may be adapted to the soil and climate
Of each. Last year $4,000 was voted
for this purpose. and this year the
grant has been increased to Slo009
The work Of distribution gives en-
ployment to 16e women and fiEy-eigtt
men. Every year the chief Of the de-
partment IS buying up tons oi seeas,
lwo-thirds of the appropriation being
spent III the purchase and the remain
der IN putting them up During the
past year S.622 I30 packages were
mailed. 2.9l2,790 of which to
Congtessmen The rest wer
bntea among the crop cores
OF the Agricultural Depart
every county and State Az
sent ont. ftem lIeA corn and
10 the f.f fower IL
distrlbaioa q
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

Icebergs are imperiiing eommunea-
ton with North Atlantic seaports.
The coasts Of Labrador are studded
with these glaeier-born monsters.
Two hundred and dfty-three Of them
have Just been counted between Wad-
ham Island and Cape FreeIs. BonaTis-
"a Bay, newfoundland Some Of
them are moving into the tracks Of
ocean steamers The advent Of this
drift Of be1gs has ruined this years
fishing, and famine threatens the
northeast coast Of Newfoundland
Quebec Chronicle.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

The average weekly income Of work
ing girls in Boston. including earn
ngss assistance and income from extra
work, is SSH The average yearly
expense for all needs is Sz61.S0 This
leaves SIT for amusements. reading
and so on. There are number Of
girls, according to the 6gures Of the
report who earn less than $3.50
week. and out Of the 1852 there were
only twenty-eight who pay less than
3 a week for board and lodging
Two hundred and twenty-fonr pay
between 3 and 81 week for board
and lodging. It is hard to see how
they can live at all deeentIy on their
salaries.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

~0hl ma, I am 50 happy since / said
yes to dear George
i am glad to hear It. my dear
II never shall forget his arst kiss
He pat his left arm around me; drew
me quickly up to him; placed bis right
hand lovingly on my hair and pressed
my lips 50 gently.
See here, child, you better break
with that young man.
Why, what for MAJ
he has bad too much experience.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27


At the American Science Associa-
ton in Philadelphia. Prof. ] E. Hi
gn.d read q paper On the Relative
Level Of the Atlantic Ocean and the
Gulf Of Mexico He exhibited a re-
lief model showing tho western part
Of the North Atlantic Ocean. the Gulf
Of Mexico and the United States, east
Of the Mississippi river The primes
pal feature q which he directed at
tention was the fact that thu actual
continental outline does not CORES
pond to the present accidental limits
Of land and water, but to the 100
fathom curve, 80 that the continental
limit is far out under the sea Flori-
da and Yucatan have more than twice
their geographical limits, while the
Wess Indies and the Antilles appear
as a vast submarine continuation Of
the Florida peninsula. the mountain
submits Of whieh only appear above
the sea. This Submarine plateau. ex
tending to the southeast, forms, with
the coast line of the United States, a
great blight nearly as large again as
the Gulf Of Mexico, which Prof Hill
gard designated as the Great Bay Of
North America Whatever the causes
which produced the Gulf Stream, they
must give rise to an elevation Of the
gulf above the Atlantic ia order to oc-
casion the stream physical fact
demonstrated by most accurate meas
urements The explanation Of the
stream was that the North Atlantic
trade winds set the water Of the Ca
ubbcan Sea against the spanish
Main Central Americal defected
northwara along the coast Of Yueatan.
where the flow IS through the straits
between Iucatan and Cuba, and thence
through the Belnini Channel into the
Atlantic Ocean. thus forming what is
known as the Gulf Stream The
rart which is the Gulf IF Mexico has
in this IS manly that Of reservoir or
'accumulator, Maintaining the out
flow az more Uniform rate than the
assigned cause would admit Of with
oUt such a reservoir.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

Camphos laurel a native ef China.
japan. Formosa and Cochin China.
the tree from which mss Of ths eam-
phor Of commerce is obtained. has re-
Gently been introduced into California.
It grows 10 considerable height, and
IS valuable for timber Be wood beng
light and durable, not liable to injury
from insects. and much in favor for
carpenter and cabinet work. Every
part Of tie tree, and especially tho
flowers. smells strongly Of camphoF.
With respect to the growing Of the
camphor tree in California It IS said
that it is easily propagated frem seeds
or cuttings and does especially well
along the coast. A tres at saeramen-
to has attained height Of 50 feet.
cinnamon tree is another species
Of laurel
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

li'rom tAe congrsensionaiiat.
Fare thee we'll, sweet summer time,
Autumn dfawelh nigh
Farewell tender flowers
Farewell joyous hours,
<ilimpses Of a genial cline
And a southern sky
Autumn's melancholy slghs
Swell my breast with pain
Touch responsive chords,
Waking pensife words;
And I t9ne fof eloudless skies,
And summer time again.
Welcome none haYe / Tor thee.
Only vain regret
For the gorgeous day
And the sengsters gay,
Life and light and melody
That sweet thoughts begot.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

Ii appears from official tables, says
the Age Of Steei, thai The product Of
the Lake Superior Copper mines for
the months Of April, May and June is
considerably larger than for the cor
responding time in 1883. Since jan
nary lst, the production Of mineral
has been ~, ,s34 tons, as against 16.441
tons for the first half year IN 1888.
Calumet and Hecla show an increase
from 1925 to 1870 tons.
Last year the lake mines produced
about 60000,00o pounds. There IS
good reason to expect that this viii be
increased to 70.000000 in 1884. 1t
must Be remembered, too, that this
represents the output Of our Lake Su-
perior mines alone Arizona is scount-
ed on to produce this year 20o00,000
pounds, Montana. 100000, Missouri
and ether places not Included IN above,
100000. In the aggregate. there
fore, the amount of our copper product
for the year viii not be far from 100
000,000 pounds. Where is tho enor-
nous amount to be marketeds The
great producers in all parts Of the
world are struggling for its markets.
The consumption Of the United States
is not far from 7s,o00e00 pounds and
100000 pounds Of lake are already
contracted for abroad This leaves a
balance Of over 100000 pounds,
which must be a constant draw back to
any improvement IN values.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

London has been said to 30 the best
policed city IN the world yet the an
nual report Of tho Metropolitan Police
for the year 1888 which has just bean
pnblished under col Henderson s SUI
perintendenee, does not show that
there are too many constables COM
pared with The aofnber Of citizens.
Taking the population Of London IN
eluding the city, to be 4,75oo00, the
total Of 260o policemen is none too
many % safeguard tho lives and prop
erty Of such an enormous congrega
ton 81 human beings One policeman
to every go iahabiants or therea
bout Is tho existing pfoportion be-
tween iss guardians Qf pub'ie order
and the iniYua's whom e are
appointed pFolees. aanopish q 'eek
~ IS SIS ease naY t london Tel
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27
Official DIRECTORY.
TerrilorlaI.

Territorial.
eoyeEner- A. Tribe. Preseotf.
sscretarF--J. ~ sfass Arpaln, Prescott
Tfsasnrsr- aTli0aass 3 Butler. Prescott.
superintendent of PI,blis IHssFassion-w. B. Hor-
ton 7acson.
A4iitor-E- P Clark, Prescott
supreme ccurt-saaneT Howard. chiei Justice,
Prescott Daniel r. p neg. Associate Justice, Pho
nix: Nm s Fitzgerald Associate Justice. Tueson.
l. s Distsie. Attor8sy-J a gabsiskie, Tucson.
L. S. Nzrshz'-Leca $ TsdhaIi. Prescott.
SGr. csor GeneIaI-Royal A. johnson Tucson.
[. * IntegnAi Revenue colleetor-T Thos. Cords,
Tacs0n.
Dsieea,e = c5rsress &c. +. oury, Fiorsace.
Judge ei Fisat Judicial District i'm S. Fitzgegald.
Judge Of second Issleial Distrfct-Danisl II. Pin
ney, PhQsix-
sudSooi Taira 'iii.:ieial Disssiet-sumnef Howard,
Presstt
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

FN7he fanri. genesaiI5 KNOWN Bo
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27
DR.. SPINN EY
NO. H. KEARNET STREET.
Treats Special 6 Chronic Diseases
YouNG -

KOUNG MEN
Who Inay be suffering from tie ELECTS q
Youthful feilies or iudiscreti0n, Hlii do well
"a avail themselves 01 this the greafest boon
ever laid at the altar Of suffering bum alllly.
DR. spinnrv VIII guarantee io ts11eH sou
for every ease Of seminal weakness which
he undertakes and fails 10 cure.
NIdaIe-A Aged Men.
There are many at the ages ~ thirty to
sixtg years who are troubled With too ire
Quens excavations Of the bladder, efieil &C.
companied lty q slight sInaTiing u burning
sensation, aild weakening 81 the system
iu a manner the patient cannot aceou1tfs fsr.
On examining the urinary deposits g fopy
sediment VIII often he found and some
times small particles of aibunen sglf ap-
hear. or the c0lor VII Dc Of 3 thin, nitiSIsn
hae. agan changing to q dark asa torpid
appearance. There are many men Wao aie
0f this djihenltF, ignorant Of Tie clHte,
Raich IS the second taee ol seminal EFas s-
nes. DE s. viii guarantees 9 perfect cure
iil All sH.ls eases. and healthy fefeltlton
- the ecnSio-ariaarx organs.
fi1ace hoaIs--li 70 and 6 70 b rnneays
from 30 10 ln. Consultation free.
ThoTnnlh ~ aIlii8ai ion and adfIct -.
Call ii 0i address
1sss ilT SKY ~ ne,
u keariai 81 san ffaiieisc9. ls
deei5
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

g You must come down and see me
when I'm in the country next week.
said an East side to a West side girI
the othel day.
4 should be glad 70, ny dear but
I'm afraid shah be too busy I3cn't
want the family to knew. Of courses
but Im getting ready for tho great
event of my lite.
-Oh! tel me what It IS.
= have an engagement e. elope
with our eoaehman.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27
ena Caunty.

.Jalxe = District C.9slrs -Dailisl r. Pinncy.
CleFko Of District cossrt--e. J. sIcGinnis.
Judge Of Pretaie-R Z. long
sherif Benjamin (, Paseos
unler shsyiH-Thosnas A. Passoe.
eoroner-Frans y. Howell.
Distries Attoraey-J. D. Necabe
RsserdeT-P p Miller
supervisors F. y westmeyer. Charles A. Fisk.
P. z Robsrtssn
Clerk Of Basrl d saperis7Fs- -tsssrzs ". StsErit
County 7Teasursr-p. B EAcey
ruhfe Administrator HomsF ". Fiske
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

Say what you viii. bus Butler IS
gaining votes in New York City.
asog@
fes, sir Why, at meeting held
there the other night there was not :
dissenting voice.
tYou don't say2"
"Yes I do. It was unanimous
Who was there"
Dana and GRADY
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

Distance Esom Globe 70 the railroad at wilcox, over
wool's and Sortaa S sse,sarts lines (rouse far
Esstern passeagerss rssl.-s-..-.-..-.s--.. Iss miles
Frons Globe 70 csA GE4Rde crossing the Devils Can
yen. ard toaahlns at Ffnai ard Florsncc. 20 miles
E-oaa eisbs 10 casa s7rands va Pionssr 60 miles
Elevation above sea level At eists $500 fest
Latitude 8 degrees, ss minutes, lonsitads 10 de-
gres. IS minutes.
Hi<hess siaxlsaam sealperasars, 5aly lltl no deg
i.oret usis-lana |sezaasratnre Jan. issl. ie deg
Aesn semperataFe, i-s..-....- .ss deg
l.aintsil iof zss1 ls 5s-loe
Pr=Faiiins dirsctioa q wind soathusst
~ obssrs4siea exteudias over several years. dis
osss The rslaarka5ls fact that there hss not been
dlg Eithaat aaoFs CT less sunshine.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27

4 see that a gentleman up the IIud-
son has threatened to shoot his coach
man, because he married Bis daugh-
ter
Yes. Rather strange on the part
Of the fither, amt IT,
" Well, Lean see aow you make that
outf
Don't YOU Well n al The eases j
have known the father generally wants
to shoot The man teeaase BE- Fefases to
marry the girl.
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LOCALITIES.

Valentines at Harris.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Piumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Artistic Job printing at the HERALD job
office.
Fancy goods and notions at cost at Bau-
mans.
For wines, liquors and cigars, 70 to Grad
docks. ,,..,
Ladies approve Of your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner at the Board. Of Trade res
taurant.
Go TO supper at the Board Of Trade res
taurnnt.
restaurant. =,
Telephone A. O. Garrett. Jr.. for oil
kinds OF feed.
Every day hot lunch at the B0a'd o
Telephone Dsugherty's feed store for all
kinds Of feed.
l.. Craddock keeps the best Of liquors for
holiday drinks.
Letter heads. bill heads, envelopes at the
HERALD jon Office.
The best work in the city at lowest ricesp
at the HERALD job office.
Get buffalo meat aud iresh butter from A.
e. Bouche, S28 Main street.
For all kinds of horse, COW ana CHICKEN
feed, telephone Eugene b. Seay.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Sold by w. II. Patterson d 70.
Every body Gays that Craddock's liquors
are his favorite above all others.
Fifty ladies' suits worth $40 TO $l2. we
,e II at $3.50 TO 81 so, at Bauman's.
Don't forget the grand opening of"The
Turf" ssloon Tuesday night.
Clocks md dolmans selling hall their
price at Baumans, 700 Elm street.
Ladies ore invited to call and price our
goods, at L. Bsuman's, 7O6 Elm street.
Ladies' are invited 10 call and price our
Goods, at Il Bsumen's, 706 Elm street.
Fresh butter, eggs, and everything In the
grocery line at Bouche's. s2S Main street.
To the wholesale trade we offer great In
duce ments. Il. Baumsn, 706. Elm street.
roR Rrsr The two stores under opera
honse. Apply to A. ID. ALDRIDeE,
Goa Elm street. Secretary.
Get first-cisss free board st the Board OF
Trade saloon. Every day hot luncn ana the
finest OF liquors and cigars.
For 8, ls-Tbe Psrlor Sci ,on: on Lamar
street; will he sold cheap. Apply 10 Mrs'
J Boylosb, 2O5 Ross avenue.
Burn Coke keep your house clean and
ave meme. Coke oDly $50 ton ~
DALLAS Orr Gas 90.
At12 o'clock last night IL hogan splitting
snow and the probsbi ites are tnrt We VIII
have another fail ofthe "eeautifuL"
Ord's Place. ii4 Lamar street, hands over
i,s counters nothing bat the bes, LIQUORS
and ciga1. Frank Osutbo'n y manager
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end will see that the public is satisfied.
The fines, reading room is attached, where
you can always find the New YORK, 81;
Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, sporting and
Dali AZ papers. The room Is elegantly fur
pished, and you can read in peace.
You are invited to call at w. McClellan's
studio, 705 Main street, and examine pic.
lures copi' d and enlarged. lie size, finished
in crayon and oil. Firstcass work in this
Style of pictures, as we'll Us all styles In
photographs, q speciality. Visitors to the
CITY are particularly welcome
Messrs. A. X. Hurst, Of Dallas, and Gil
rard Dreyfus, of Shreveport, will open on
Main street., Just east Of Douglas Bros. a
gents furnishing and hat house, about the
20'h OF this month. The style Of the firm
will be Hurst & Dreyfus. Mr.. Hurst has
been favorahly known in connection with
Z. NJ. Kahn IL Co. for several years until
recently, when be entered tne employ OF
Mr.. Reinhardt. He lett for New York sew
ersl days ago to purchase al elegant stock
of rOOde,
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1t is a notorious public fact
that Reinhardt, the Gents
Furnisher, has been acknowl-
edged, not only by the people
of Texas, but by the masses
from abroad, as having the
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There Nothing Startling ht Ch'|a G but They Are Plain True Honest Facts

1t is a fact, and we chal
lence contradiction, that Rein
hardt is the Great Halter Of
Dallas, aud sells more than
any three establishments in
Dallas.
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BargRins.
For one week only. commencing Monday,
February Ali:
Eighteen karat Howard watches, worth
$I60, for Sl25.
Eighteen karat Crescent Street watches,
worth $l75. Tor $40
Diamond studs worth $3.50 tor $500.
Diamond ear rings, worth $3.50, for $3.50.
Other l.ne diamonds, watches, chaiOs,
etc, at similar low prices, for one week
onIy. +. husTIs,
6l2 Main street.
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MONEY TO LEND

Z, sums Of $500 to 500. 900 for term Of
ysass on pastures or large farms. Apply
20 Bhsttuck & Hoffman, IS Union street,
Rsw Orleans, or TO the sollowipg attorneys
sbr information: Chss. Fred. Tucker, Dsl'
-; J. r. Coops.. For, Worth; Hopkins &
DudIsieh. Henrietta; Hancock e. Shelley
Austin; Simpson jones, Ban Antonio;
nr<,~u pbeIl & Owens, Corpus Christi; IL.
n L.. i'd ve Gsiresvi'ie.
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S1urrlcu.
Ac,uple from the city OF Seyene
Came tn Dai ,ns To See AID he seem,
To buy their grocerie where'.r they found
The b ri Ipa cheapest 10 the town.
They lid upon honor
You pet y ur bottom dollar,
The cheapest place that cau't be beat
Is Barton's ( re on Elm street
IT, "A tact. Caii AM =. q tor vourself.
J, w. BARTON & Co., Grocer, 625, IN bt.
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Those persons who do not need iron, but
who are tIouhlrd with nervousness aud
, dyspepsia. will fnd ~ Csrter's Little Nerve
Fills a ~ ost desirable article. Thy are
mostly use d IN combination wi Carriers
Little Liver Plus, and In this way Il Ell
exert u most magical fl, Ct. Take ju.t one
nil Of each kind Immediately after eating
and Won will be free from Indigestion and
dy,pel STA. In Walls at 25 cents. Sold by
Ill lrt,a
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How to Dress for n Picture.

How TO Dress Tor n Picture.
Dress your babies IN ~hte Tor pho'o'
graph, which should be taken IN the tore
noon, M they are NOR Liable I, BIZ fr9,'u
later in the day. Ladies sbou d be well
pleased with the ft and style OF tnelf
dress. Avoid ray colors and cosmetics on
the face. | invite every mother to bring
their rabies TO my art gallery. Very iew
photogra phsr. possess patience or desire to
take pictures OF small children. Not 30
with myself, as l am always glad to see
their bright little faces. Gail and SEQ my
new styles. j. WkB'TER,
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Notice.

Notico.
LoSevrEw, Feb. 6.-The commission Of
W. y. Cross as local maj astr aud sgent 10
the Mutual Sell Endowment and Benevo
lent Association OF Ame'ici ~ DALAI, Tex.
a., Is nertby revoked, and NIL person are
hereby notified not to pay any monies to
him tor this a.sociauon. II. VI. MACY,
Secretary Mutual Self Endowment and
Beneyolent A ssociatinn o America
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1t a fact, and not contra
dic'ed, that ReinhaIot, the
Clo.hier, carries the largest
ste ok Of Clothing in Dallas,
adopted TO the wants, sizes,
ages and tastee Of all persons
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DALLAS, Fec. Z. lssi We have this day
associated with Us Ia the real estate busi'
ness Major Nat. w. Hunter, late OF Paies
tine, who has for ten wears been in charge
OF tue land department Of the lnierna'ion-
al d Great Northern railroad. Ihe nm
name will hereafter be Veal, Cooper q
Hunter. Respectfully,
Wal 4 CooPKR.
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Remember also that during

NCIIINIIIOCI dIoO tF'dt UUT HTS
The next 80 days, preparatory
to receiving our large Spring
Stock, we will offer the great
est bargains ever offered in
Clothing.
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They are bona fde bargains
an absolute reduction of IS
per cent. on all wooden cloth
ing, and IS per cent. on all
heavy underwear.
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shiloh's Vitalizer 10 what You need for
Consumption, Los, OF Appetite, Dizziness,
and ali symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10
and rs cents per bottle. Sold by jeff M.
Honse.
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hat Ncheurs' tGitih.
Owing /, ne ,nl mency OF the weather
The mu.ical rehearsal rpp, red Tor last
ieht at Msver- Hall wa pos'p nd u
Thursday night Q4r).t 1907. m. snai p. at
the same place. SINGERS pi' ase tiRe notice
and be gov, rnsd accordir w.
HKnRY J. FRgEs
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SMOKERS!

Messrs. w. II. Patterson 4 Co., corner
Nam and Lamar, have added TO their bus.
ness the finest cigsr-staDd in the ct,y. They
Keep all the fine grades OF smoking suo
chewing tobsc os. ell the popular orsnos OF
oIrars-in fact, The reader will have 10 try
one TO appreciate them.
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Eruptions. sores, pimpies. rheumatism
re hui indicators Of impure blood. Ack-
ar's Blood Elixir is the remedy. Sold by
W. H, Patterson & 90.
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Fashionable novelties in fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets ut Mrs.
Il. Cbestnuts on Elm. street next to
ans,
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Sotgce of Removal.

This IL TO notify my patrons end the
pubI,c GENERALS, that l have moved my
p.per bar factory aud book b,nusry from
corner OF n ain and Market 70 72a Elm street
M stairs over B. W. Rose 4 20.
JoHn ecnlLiLno.
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Zoe pura n.auu.rsIsd tea as II 10
l,,cl ed tom the tree aud imported In
original one loun in cans is the beat tea
20 huy SOLD a, % cents pound at Loeb d
Fr.io.rg's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Orr resdy u 81. sinrs of boo,s and shoes
sili be - nn oine ~ nihs time or liberal
:, snunt ar cash. Ne iHiend 10 close
h. IN ou' w. 'h. 10, Il hurry days. Call aud
secure b,fgr'ns
HuNsr.B.s q ~nr 4 SHoE COMPANY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Firei Ftreii FireiIi
Sscur. the Baooock Fire extipguisher
and protect Yourself from all danger by
dire. p n HESrEsY Il Co.,
Stat gents Galveston. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

For sale.
A splendid ana well s-l'cted stock ri
family groceries, smDuntirr 10 about ~ on.
o re OF the best stands 10 Dallas. the ousi-
ness paying wei. Applyto
Wal. c. oP,R & HUNTER.