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MIRINE ISTELLIGENC

rINtArURE ALMASAC-rHis DAY
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Nigh wAIKR-IHis DAY.
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Special NGtifes.
A.-A.
THE OPINION OF

As-As
THE OPINION OF
SIR ROBERT cHRisrIsoN BARoNEr. MI
PHYSICIAN TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, PRssl.
DENT ROYAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION; PRO.
FEssoR At THE UNIVERSITY OF
sDISBURGH. &c. &c.
LfEBia CO.'S COCA BEEF TONIC 10 . renssksbss
preparation II contains the nutrtivs elements Of the
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nutrivs elements Of Of choice beef grain
and half Of pure quinins. and two grains OF iron. 10
also embodiss concentrated extract Of Coca South
9. ply .i.i.p 70 Her N.a,ty the Queen says: The
Of a. Any ,a ow% vor FROM
e S.RRssn .u r.s .% 'h''
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my practice TO- among women; with WORKOUT run.
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iea Journal New York Medical Times. journal Of the
nont physicians aud scisntsts. send for circular
It 10 invaluable in debility nervousness malaria. dya-
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NEW YORK DEPOT. IS MURRAY ST.
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Use Angsstsre Biiters the genuine sally.
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SOUR MASH.

SOUR NASH.
The purity and delicious nsvor Of Kentucky SOUR.
NASH whiskeysis well known the world over. and any.
body who appreciates hns whlskey or who values his
health viii use them In preference to the mixed aud
aduerated goods almost universally sold In this city.
The HERMITAGE and OLD CROW SOUR.MAsH wills.
keys the leading brands Of Kentucky and are ALSO.
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For sale by all nrstcass dealers throughout the Uni.
ted States.
". A. GAINES 4 co,
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Hate for Genslemcn-Extrn quality sad chr.
Ann and Beekman SITS.
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Dyspepsis max - you nsrycsa and nervousness make
you dyspepnc either rendera you nsSr
tsr's Little Nerve rnls cure both.-A6v.
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A.-A.-A.-
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WEEKS WEAR, CAUSED ONLY BY USING ROTTEN
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WE PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING LETTER SHOW.
ING THE PUBLIC TIE QUALITY or SEWING MA.
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WORK:
BELDING BROTHERS 4 CO.,
SILK MANUFACTURERS.
ass BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. March 81, 1884,
MR.. MARX ARNHETM-
NY DEAR SIR:
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Smiles becoming only when the lips display pretty
teeth II u also very desirable that the breath should
be sweet sozodont produces both ~ these results Ia
purely botanic In its Ingredients imparts coral tint to
the gums removes every trace of tartar from the teeth
aud musical professions In every class Of society
don't 10 recognized the denfrice which beuuthes and
preserves, Ask any one who has used Sozodont what
h. or she thinks OF IT, and the reply will DO strongly
affirmative Of rs excellence.-Adp
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OF druGests ate rer bottle Beware Of eounterfets
AND CHEMICAL wORKS C0MPANY.
NEW YORK DEPOT IS MURRAY ST.
LIEBIa CO.'S HER MAJEsrYs pAvoRlrE
COSMETIC GLYCERINE.

Unquestionably the n,ost delicate and effective Cos
metic In the market" says Mile. Bertha Ricci, prn.s
donna Of the MeCau Opera T,oupe late Of Her aslet
dients Keeps the complexion soft and clear and free
from eruptons. Removes and prevents chappnx and
rOugliness. Price, 81.
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All cases of weak or lame back. haekschs, rheuma
sin DO, will ind relief by wearing Carriers
and BslladDnns Backache PlAsters,-idr.
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Alien: Siiou: FSysS, y ssaT E;Ss Sosus.-lSs. :"
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MARRIED.

- Raved "a . Hst.-Correct styles; best quality;
e2yO; worth a. McCANS'S. 2is BO,xery.
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Superior to all Cnthartic. aerative. A specific for
disorders OF The stomach liver kaaeys eezema malaria
waters. native and foreign such waters positive
rritants and impair the digestive organs and kidneys
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Dudss are Happy,

DUuss Hre AbhppSs
For DR.. Wings Remedy will cure knft or hard corns
bunions. warts; perfect cure. druggists, 2Sc.-Adp.
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Walthan Watches.
ord.renowned and superior to all others.
HOWARD Co. 7s4 Fifth avenue. NY.
Largest assortment and lowest prices.
The Government Railways Of India furnish their
Guards and Engineers with waltham Watches In pref.
crence to those Of English make
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$780, admitted to be the only certain cure for either
fresh chronic OF catarrii. TREATISE" with
statements by the cured, mailed free.
D. D. DEWEY CO., is2 Fulton st.. New York.
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A Smile From IL. Ono We Love Most,

There Ia nothing so precious In the wide world
As a smile from the oIie we love best,
but the parted lips lose all their charming effect
Unless white teeth their beauty invest.
Then go, all who suffer from teeth that arc poor;
And sokOdont purchase Ut once:
II will Written your testL, will sweeten your breath,
To hesitate shows you Ounce.
OF ito virtues the whole world has heard DER and DER
You may IND II whereer you apply;
And TO make yOu its champion nothing remains
But those wonderful virtues to Try.
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JOHNS MAGIC PAIN KlN0 PLANTER.
Latest and Greatest Cures all Pains and Acesi Sold
only BY druggists who maintain the price. % cents.
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Lsssas Drsshsrs. 81 Chsosers street. city.
<SO672 curious old books on hand. Libraries and
mali parcels OF books bought-Adv
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Messra. hartley, johnson d Co., Louisvllle,
ky beg to call attention of conOsseurs OF goods
To their Belle OF Nelson" Whiskrys doth Rye and
Bourbon). which are highly endorsed by the leading
II the country.
Their speca! agent, Mr. j. e. Wood, will shortly be In
the city to look afer their Eastern Interests.
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j. w. JOhnstOn,
26O GRAND st, NEW YORK.
SPRING uNDERwEAR AT POPULAR PRICES.
Dress shirts. own make. 81. i.2j and 81 so each
Fancy Percale Dress Shirts to order.
Muslin Night Shirts, White Anchor, 75c. each.
+. / W. Linen Collars aud Cufs.
Fancy Neckwesr of all kinds
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS,
100 GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
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The,For.ign Production nm.

Italian newspapers are making a great
cutlery over the "forclgn production
bill" which has been introduced by Pro-
mier Ferry IN the French Chamber of
Deputies. The bill proposes 10 double
tariff on all ccrt ais 10 = francs, "a cen
times per 100 kilogrammos. The Italians
say that IL this bill becomes law II viii
inilict terrible blow upon many Italian
interests, especially upon those of the
whcnt-growing districts of the Northern
provinces, which now have n large trade
with France In wheat and other cereals.
Tho Italian papers declare that II Minis;
be committed by France, II will mani
fcstly be the duty OF the Italian Govern
ment To make rcprisals by increasing
the imposts ON goods coming rom
France,
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PALo PINTO POINTS.
The First Uoc-cakc of New Corn-Rcfrcsh-
ing Rain-PcrsonaI-Matr

The First Hoe-cakc of New Corn-Refrcsh-
ing Observation-Disclosures
PALo PINTO, June 1s.-lCorrespon-
dence. Mr.. w. c. Parish, citizen of
this county, informs your correspondent
that he had cornbread for dinner yester-
day made from this years growth.
How is that flor June IL In Texas?
We had refreshing shower here to-
day which insures Ms rs good crops rs
last year.
Rev. X. G. Buckncr, of Dallas, is con-
Quoting meeting here and creatingcon-
siderable excitement. He Is also talking
up the Buckncr Orphans home in Dallas
county. -,
Messrs. w. $. Warren, Henry Birdwcll
and l.. w. Vaughn, returned from trip
to New Mexico and seem to he well
pleased with the country. They are cow
menand went to find range for cattle.
Mr.. WenZel Lorenz and Miss Amelia
Brousc were married ut the Christian
church Sunday morning Mt o'clock, by
Judge T.. X. Taylor.
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4 RENEAtT

Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Flor
encc Nightingale of the nursery. OF
this we are so sure, that we will teach our
"Susy" to say "a blessing on Mrs. w ms
low" for helping her to survive and cs-
cape the gripping, colicking and tcething
siege. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dyscntery and diarrhma. II softens the
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely
through tho tcething period. 1t performs
precisely what il Processes to perform,
every part of it-nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children Tcething."
If We mad the power we would make her,
as she is, a physical savior to the ifnant
race. Sold by all druggists, % cents II
hottie.
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Ladies approve of your smoking
"Little Joker"
CLEBURNE CHRONICLES.

Termination of Trial That Attracted Gen
eraI Attention--A Crop-Growing Rain
Personal.
CLEBURNE, June 10. - Correspond
ence. The case of the State VS.. w. r..
Warner was tried in the County court
to-day. The trial has been looked for
ward to with good deal of interest by
all classes, and an unusually large
audience attended. 1t will be remcm-
bered that on the 10Th of May w. r. War
ner assaulted and "broke Capt. Plum
mcr, County Attorney. because of al
legged harsh language used against
Warner on his third trial for theft of
cattle. He was t,;i'i III in all the three
cases. The trnu to-day was on the
charge of aggravated assault Tho
Jury, after celebrating several hours,
were discharged by the court. They
could not agree to the degree of the pen
atty, but all agreed to lind defendant
guilty of "aggravatcd assault"
A good, slow, crop-growing rain fell
last night, and there are indications Of
more rain tonight.
Mr.. j. j. Snider, an old citizen of Gle
burne, is quite sick.
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EAST TEXAS TOPICS.
POLITICS IN THE PlkERlES,
Who the Down East.rs" Wouldsec In Of
hce--A Queer Surgical Operation NJ
sulphur sprIngs-some Sick
ucss--iiain aud Crops.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, June H. Cores
pondoncc, Propitlous farming weather
leaves the town stagnant for business,
and the monotony Is broken only by
casualties and incidents. Two burals
IN town yesterday. Mrs. Ward, u lady
from the country, was buried In the fore
noon. She leaves II husband and four
little children To mourn her UNI
timely death. We noto IN town
the presence of Mr.. John =. Coiloy, of
Grocnvillo, brother of the deceased.
The latter burial was that of Prof.
Dunn's little boy Earnest, drowned
while bathing In tank near town.
Prof. Dunn Is one of the teachers In Con
trail college. He lately moved here from
Dangcriicld, and by his Christian cour-
tcsy has won for himself many friends
who sympathize with him and family In
their sad loss.
Quite u curious surgical operation was
performed on the little son of MIR. Bunk
Brinker, of this town. The child. several
months ago, was hooked I'm the nose 10y u
vicious COW. So long time passing and
the wound not healing, Doctors Doncy
and Bccton, In n critical examination,
found and extracted one and onc-half
inches of the COWS horn that had been
broken oil, and all these weary months
been retained in the little sufferers
nose.
our town Is specially interested in the
selection of Major j. NJ. Richardson. of
Lccsburg, rs Superintendent of Public
Instruction. Major Richardson formerly
taught ut this place, and has warm adj
mirers and ardent supporters for
the position. lie certainly Is
fitted for the position, but II seems
"A pity To see 80 blamclcss
Il life ~ his set up rs u mark for the
slings and mud of political warfare.
though u man in his patriotism must
possess endurance.
The district has cooled down on the
opposition To Culbcrson. Where could
"A man in the district be found To even
conceive the speech that Culborson so
forcibly delivered on the tariilY Then
his advocacy and successful engin-
eering of bills through the House
bills that appeal by their own import
ancc to the Interest of his constituents.
There is only one other official of the
State, however, in which East Texas
takes much interest. Others have their
choice, but East Texas would sincerely
like to see Dick Wynne, of Fort Worth,
nominated in place of Templcton. II
Wynne is even placed in nomination,
there would he such an uproar of en-
thusiasm that Houston would he shaken
from cellar Ia foundation stone. |
should like To see the idea nj least ven
tilatcd, as am acquainted with the pre-
vailing sentiment of East Texas.
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$3.50 ACRES, alternate sections ~ Terry
county, ~ situated ~ Ia fnrn ono solid body
of 1909 acres, with "a Wide surrounding
range aud excellent grazing land, Pcrma-
ncnt water can Ice had with very lllileouilhN
viii make desirable rancl. liilos' state
patent.
ai,OD ACRES land, solid body, ON double
Mountain Fork of Rrazos river, IN ScurrN,
Kent aud Fisher counties. Everlasting WI
ter, aud good grass and protection, u ~
good location for ranch ~ can bc found
la Western Texas.
l2,U0 ACRES In Crosby county, On White
river; permanent water, good grass nnd pro-
lection, and forms the key Ia "a Wide range
WIN be- sold on cnsy terms. 100 acres IN
closed with wire fence,
lg,OO ACRES In Tom Green county, solid
body; Texas y Pacific Railroad runs through
II. state patent.
l,lj2 ACRES, southeastern portion Gala
han county; open timber and prairie lhnd.
Can be- had AT "a bargain, ON long time and
low rate ut interest.
1899 ACRES, palo Pinto county, prairie
land. well adapted Ia farming, With living
water, u miles of railroad.
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Sale of Privileges.


The reunion picnic privileges for sale
ut Shady View Park for the 18th day of
June, ut the reunion of Hoods Brigade,
will be sold Mt public cutlery. on Satur-
day, the 2lst instant, ht O'Clock Z. M,
ut the Grand Windsor Hotel. First,
beer privilege; second, cigar and to-
bacco; third, ice cream and cake I; fourth,
soda water; fifth, restaurant and lunch
stand privilege; sixth, fruit and conicc-
tionery privilege; seventh, shooting
gallery privilege; eighth, dying horse
privilege; swing privilege and lemonade
reserved for the park-kccpcr Pnr-
chasers will be allowed one stand for
each privilege. The position of each Is
to he selected by the chairman of the
committee on grounds, rs per number
designating same. No exorbitant prices
will he allowed to be charged for any
thing, beer and lemonade not to exceed
10 cents per glass. One-half the money
paid down ut time of sale, and remainder
paid when possession of stand Is given.
No one will be allowed to erect stands
i'm the park or on the grounds near the
park. The privilege will extend from
on morning or the 18th until the 18th.
q. NJ. SwINK,
Chairman of the Committee on
Grounds.
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CoNTEsrING COUNTIES.

T,ocl,walI and Kaufman-A strip of Land
I'm Litigation.
For some time Kaufman and Rockwell
counties have been in wrangle over
certain strip Of land lying between the
two counties, being about one mile and
one-auarter wide, the full length OF
Rockwall county. Our tax collector pro-
ceeded some time since and collected
taxes from parties living on said strip:
ON the fifth Of this month the sheriii OF
pactwall county proceeded to collect
faxes for Rockwell county, from the
same individuals, and parties from
whom he collected brought suit
against him for same and damages.
.rrbe eases are now being tried before
.our Justice of the peace. The case OF ;.
McNjahon VS.. VI. :. Austin, is now being
Irrigated, KAUFMAN county being repre-
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often Before the Meridian or Life

Is reached, the teeth decay. In nine
cases out of ten they become carious
through neglect. The timely use of So
zodont arrests the destructive effects of
impurities which have been allowed to
accumulate upon the teeth. Children's
teeth polished and invigoratcd by this
salutary botanic preservatiye will re.
main sound and white until ripe old
age, and failing teeth are rescued by IL
from increasing dilapidation.
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sonted by Judges Charlton, Marion aud
I.eo strand. Rockwell IN being repre-.
scented by Mossrs. Wade aud Hnuse, al
able nttorneys,and every inch of ground
is being closely contested. While II II
very unfortunate affair, 1t IN hoped that
II will bring about settlement of the
strip In question. Although the grand
Jury of this county found AN indictment
against Capt. Austin, no. ono consuross
him, for lhoy think he only done what
he conceived 10 be his duty.
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A mechanic never goes To work with
out his tools. Neither should you start
on n journey without being iully
equipped by always having a bottle of
Ponds Extract in your knapsack. In
eases of accident, diSlocated joints, over
straining, etc, when You are probably
far from medical assistance. the impor-
lance of having it at hand cannot be
ovcr-cstimatcd. Pedestrians, oarsmcn,
base-ballers, cricketers, gymnasts, and
all athletes will find IL II true friend.
For relieving and curing sprains,
bruises, foot-sorcncss, chaings, swell
ings, varicose veins, insect bites and
stings il is simply invaluable.
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THOMPSON, UN.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD: Dear Sir-Iour
Female Regulator has been Il success in
my hands. AS druggist have sold it
for several years and us ii becomes
known it increases in popularity, until
now regard il rs n standard remedy. j
have also used il in my practice as ply
stefan, and always with the most crafty
ing success. Yours truly,
WIN. BARTON, druggist and physician.
Treatise on the health and happiness of
woman mailed free. BRADFlFLD REGU-
LAToR Co., box %, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Shirt Factory.
Messrs. Oliver Bros. manufacturers of
shirts and underwear, have located
themselves at ~ Main street, where
they arc making some of the finest goods
to order that can be manufactured. They
make speciality of shirts, and their fit
is perfection. Gentlemen will find their
prices low, and can have the satisfaction
of getting the best shirt ut low prices
and perfect fit. ~ Main street, Ed
WnrdS' old store.
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The glory of man is his strength. If
YOU are weakened down through excess
sivo study, or by early indiscretions, Al
lens Brain Food VIII permanently re,
store all lost vigor and strengthen all
the muscles of brain and body. 81; u
II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York
CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-21

J. II. Webster, our cntcrprising pho
tographer, is having an electric light
with an incandescent attachment, put in
his art studio, which will enable him to
make photographs, at night as well as
have no time during the busy hours of
the day to sit for pictures. Such can now
have them taken mt night.
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DIR. Isosanko,

Dr. BOsanaO. -
This namo has become so familiar with
the most of people throughout the
United States that il is hardly neces-
rary to state that he is the originator of
the great DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, the peoples favorite remedy,
wherever known, for coughs, colds. con-
sumption and all affections of the throat
and lungs. Price 80 cents and Sl.O0.
Sold by HickoX * Patterson, Dallas.
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Ex-speakcr James w. Hustled, of the
New York Legislature,

"You did not 90 TO Florida for your
cough and cold, as you proposed9' .,
"No! / found the necessary ozone ana
pine aroma i'm four Allcock's Porous
Plasters, two on my back ana Two on
NV chest. I was quickly cured; they
proved perfect shield against pneu-
monia. These plasters also cured my
son of rheumatism in the shoulder,
which for months defied medical skill.
have found them very quick to cure,
and absolutely painless, In bruises no
external remedies can be more efiec-
fiye.v
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section j.
English Female Bitters has become n
household word. The lisping child adds
its testimony, Saying, "it cured mama,'
while the happy mother tells you 1t
saved her daughter.
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J. A. Seegar, tho dentist, has removed
to the postofiicc block, 9O6 Elm street.
Prices of work: Full sets of teeth, Sl5;
gold filings, 81; amalgam, 80 cents; ex-
tracing teeth, 30 cents.