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The Evening critic., 1884-02-22
HARRY MONTAGUE.
Two More virginia Editors who
want 6sOre.

NJ, GIennan, editor.Of tho Norfolk Vlr9IaIaa,
and John W. II. Porter, editor OF the Ports.
mouth Enterprise, and member OF the House
of Delegates from Portsmouth, were arrested
at Richmond last night on warrant charging
them with being about to commita u breach or
tho peace. Tho difficulty grew out OF the dis
cussion OF a local question, In which Mr.. Porter
in his paper this morning denounced
Mr.. Glennan in strong terms. Both arc Demo-
Gratis ANA leading politicians. Mr.. Glennan ar.
search OF Porter, but q telegram from Norfolk
caused the issuance OF warrants which led TO
the arrest Of both.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22

The new armory building OF tho Washington
Light Infantry, on Fifteenth street, Will, IL Is
expected be under way In the early spring
and completed In about six months. The plans
for the building include an armory hall, with
the necessary attachments, aud also commo.
dious theatre, with u seating capacity OF
1900, and embracing every modern Improve
ment The cost Of the building Is estimated
at 100000, for which o per cent. bonds Will
be Issued. Proposals for tho lease OF the new
theatre have already been received from Mr..
John II. Ford and from theatrical managera. Ia,
New York and other cities. yqfy'r
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22

Georgetown.
temperance mass. meeting Will be held In
Georgetown this evening under tho auspices
OF the new Temperance Alliance. Senator
Oolquitt and Ex-Governor Dlngley will deliver
addresses and Miss Minnie Evan Will be
among tho well-known singers who will take
part. Mr.. A. M. Brant Will preside.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22
EDUCATIONAL.

TNNHE Boys ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
Il High School, j. w. Hunt principal com
mences Its fifteenth year September 10, 1888, in
the north session room OF DR.. Sunderlani's
Church, ~ st; NV Instruction Thorough. It's
Government schools and universities. Address
the principal Lock Box 5Sb, Washington, d. O.,
view. sci. II
YVNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
a A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for young ladies and children. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
d. Cabell Principals, 1919 and 1914 14th ct. n. W.
aug29f
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, STUDIES AND
" shorthand 1ith year; JAMES CORRID0N,
private tutor. Emerson Institute, 9il 18th street
northwest. auR2stf
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22

Bravo actions arc the substance OF lifo, and
good sayings tho ornament OF II.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22
ron SALE--.4ouses .

FOH OHEE-~]TOUSfS.
yNyNNNNNNNNNoNNNNNNNNN oN~NgoNNeNcoooNNoNNN~
VI,OR SALE--A FINE LAHGEBRICK HOUSE,
IL 40 rooms and beautiful grounds, suitable for
n boarding. school for young ladies', hotel or or
phan asy ylum; located In the city OF ofAexandria,
poses. would be worth go 00O will take $1,000 cash.
or 1880 cash, balance in city country property.
Eoh sALEnBY. ~ = a. N WALR IA X =, mr. $50 bouiSd-
new and elegant with all improvements; on line
OF new cable railway and estimated street pave
ments. fell
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"AIaerney My waEons.p

Fresh AidorpQxpaty an cnurned every morn.
ing and deliY0ped In II n "Ward" prints, soc.
per ID, Aise, cottage Cheese, buttermilk and
sweetgAiik, &c, per at. Cream 16c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22
national THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
ENGAGEMENT FOR -FOUR NIGHTS ONLYl
COMMENCINa
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %.
MIR. HENRY Il. ABBEY'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
FROM
METROPOLITAN OPERA-HOUSE. New York
Acting gManager"...-.....MR. MAURICE aRAU.
Monday Evening, Feb. .25........,......... FAUST.
supported by Signors Campanini, Novara. Con-
TIM and signor Kaschmann This first appearance
herey. Meedames scalehi, Lablache and Nine.
Cbrstine Nilsson.
Tuesday Evening, Feb. b.20.................LUCIA.
Supported by Signors Stagno (nis hrst appearance
berel Augier, FornaIiy Grazz and Siyuor Del
Puentt; Mile. Fort and Mime. Maroella Sernbricn
cher first appearances In Washington).
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 27-LA GI0CONDA.
supported by bignors StaSno. Novara, Augier,
Grn2zi, Contfni Barberis and Del Puente; MINES.
Fursch.Mad Scalchi and Nine, Nilsson.
The incidental advertisement will be supported
by Nine. Cavnlazzi and Corps de Ballet.
Thursday Evening, Feb. o. DON GIOVANNI
Supported by Signors Stagno, Mlrabella, COrsini,
AuPier and Del Puente Mines. ScRlchi, Fursch-
Madi and Mile. Vallerla.
SCALE OF PRICES;
SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS lseparable) for the
season of Four Opera Nights change OF Opera
nightly-sl6. Sale commences Monday, Febru-
ary IS. nt D. M, and continues two days. at Metz
erotts Mnsic Store,
sale for single performances commences Thurs.
day, February ~ at q. m. PRICES; IS, 81, 50 and
81. Reserved according TO location.
General admission: t3, 81 and ~.
Treasurer Business Manager.
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DO NOtEAsseei
Temperauce AIass Meeting I'm
GEORGETOWN.

.sa9c, 400 ann el Seventh 3uSiss Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nj ATIONAL TBHEATRE. M wEEh.
Last Nights Of the Eminent Tragedlan,
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
In n round Of his Greatest Roles, supportedb by w.
M. conner's Company
Tonight, last time off,. ....."..~....o".3 oTHELLo
Saturday Matinee,
"INGoMAR. THE BARBARIAN
Mr.. Joseph Hnworth as Ipgomar, supported by
The full strength of the company.
Saturday Night....."....'.'~...'"...3R RiyHARD III
Next Week .......... GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
UNOpD's.-FAREw ELL OF THE HANLoNB
THE HONEYMOON TRIP TO swITzER.
LAND.
CHIIDRrN'S MATINEE TOMORROW
CHILDHEN'S MATINEE TOMORROW.
CuILDRFN,S MATINEE TOMORROW.
CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW.
MATINEE PRICES, Csc. and 5oc.
MATINEE PRICES, CSC. and SOC,
MArINEE PRICE, 25c. and SOC.
Monday NeNt-CHARLEs wYNDHAM and
his company from the Criterion Theatre, London,
inTHEqhEAT DIVORCE CASE aud LOVES
DEVICE.
Reserved places can now be had at the box
office Reserved seats $3.50 and q, according to
location.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22

NATIONAL THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
THE IRVING SEASON,
Commencing Monday. Niarch3.
CARD,-Mr Henry T. Abbey begs leave to an.
Dounce that the subscription for the season OF six
nights. TO be given by
MIR. HENRY IRVING,
MISS ELLEN TERRY
LycEUM COMPANY.
Will begin at the box office of the National Thea
ire on Friday, February Y, atSa,m.
The subscription for the season will be 1880 for
the six performances. The subscription sale Will
closc on Monday at p. M, and the sale fos sngle
nights viii open on TUESDAY, February 90. Price
for reserved seats, single performances, $780, s2,
$3.50, 81 ana rs cents. according to location. Ad
mission so cents and 81.
RIcPERToIRE; Louis XII The Bells, The
Bellies stratagem, Hamlet, The Merchant OF
EIRsT GRAND RECEPTION AND
Hop PR1sM NATIosx II osn,y ltfnSe En%s3E
at FORREST HALL, on MONDAY EVENING.
Tickets, admitting gent and ladies. 81. fe22.stt
THE WOLFE TONE CLUE WILL
Il give 'ss1EcoNp GRAND BALL
At Washington Hall. Third st. and Penn. ave. B..
O., MONDAY, February 70, 1884,
Tickets tadmitting gent GENT and LADY, 70 cents.
GRAND CONCERT,
ST. CECILIA QUARTET
AND
Y. NJ. Q. A. ORCHESTRA,
coNeREaATIoNALC CHURCH, FRIDAY, Feb
ruary %.
Tickets, SO cents. For sale at the Office of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Kellogg q
Johnson's, q. @. PuTsell's and Elphonzo Young's,
exchanReable at Ellis d Co.'s music store for re-
served seats, without extra charge, ON aud after
Monday, February25.
NONCERT AND TABLEAUS
" AT THE
TABERNACLE CHURCH,
Corner u and 9th sts. 8, w.
FRIDAY. EVENING, FEBRUARY 81, 1883.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22

Reserved places can now be had at the box
Office. Reserved seats $3.50 aud si, according to
location.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-22

uNOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-ELEGANT,
II nearly new Cabinet Upright Grand dxzN&xI
piano; superb tone rich singing quality; " ffzW
part on easy payments, II desired, TO good party;
change. 422 9Th st. fe5
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ABanker's Downfall.

One cold night this winter the writer
found himself in the only hotel in Sheioy-
Vile. Indiana. Asho sat there by ro.i-
ing fire wonderibg how he hould pass ne
long evening. n LITTLE, short, iat msn, WIN
brown ewes tnat seemed TO ssaich your III
M 81 thoughts, came In. With the hum
air of mental he stirred the fire aud swept
the hearth. Then he commenced POLISH
ing row OF lam rs that were for the u-e of
the guests. Iturued aud asked the gentle
man opposite me, quietly knocking cigar
who this peculiar person was.
Well" he Stranger began, that man
has = history. For the past lev years ne
has been a pioyed as porter h MS hoiel;
He Is finely educated, speskiug French ana
German Ike q native. About hve years
ago be resided IN Rochester, New York and
hello the trustworthy position oil cashier 9i
one Of the leading banks OF that Guy. lie
was the happy possessof OF q o.autiiul
home aud q rich and devoted vile; he was
courted BY the beet socisiy sBd looked up
on ss brilliant and model man. But, NE
eli the restless, uncertain world, he was 2 y
contept win what ives we'll enough. n.
rushed rectiesslv into speculstions and lost
heavily One day II came 20 the knovlehft
Of the bank authorities ike
,hunderbolt that their tried and trusted
c. shier he'd forged the name OF his vile u
= iran for Q large am cunt, and beside. hsf
appropriated Q large sum OF money belong
] ing 10 the hank, and. like the ARAB, IN I'M
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A private letter from Dartmouth college
says; I'VE heard Matthew Arnold here
about q week ago. There was n large su-
di ence present. Nearly every one was sat-
isded. A curious little incident
happened after the lecture. Professor
Parker gave him reception, aud
during n conversation Arnold was told
that the college was founded 70. the edu-
cation of the Indian, and that one was here
at present. M. Arnold EXPRESSED q te-
sire to zee him, ss he had never seen an To-
dian. So Eastman, VINO 10 full-blooded
Sioux aud q noe specimen OF his
race, was summoned. He came
into the room cool. collected and mas.
ter OF the situ-tion. whereas Mr.. Arnold
was completely non-pinss.d. Whether his
fancy had pic ured . Wild man. with war
paint and tom shsvk In hand ~ not known.
bu, AZ all event. b. colored MP like . boy
Md out his nsnd and STAN nered out
MS British esotism coming no un-
swsre-Ah en- ! en- ron we're there-yeu
we're there. Hos dir you Ike ir trsfer'
ring To his lecture). IL was an amusing
-sght 10 see the best representative OF Eng-
lish culture ., ct q Ives, and the young ed
| scs,ed Indian sanding before him %
/ s.lm co.lecied aud even stoical. | believe
Arnold mas in some Of his ~ritings doubted
/ whether the education Of the Indian was
] ctiesble.-l Boston Transcript.
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Boggars' Fnvori,cs in washlr gton.

Cba,lrs d. Fsrwel, of Chicago. vas one
OF the great fHvOrites among the bsggars
who iniest the capitol building every day.
When 4 is known thai amemher has large
fortune he is never allowed 20 rest, day or
night. MIR. FarSell, who 10 very rich, and
who has, moreover, avery generous uispo-
stion, was worked by the crowd all tho
time he WAS IN congress-. A gentleman
who sat near him In he house said that
Mr. Fla well must have given away on an
average Of $50 day during the session OF
the house. Besides these gifts he always
had a number ofpeoole whom he was sup.
porting almost entirely III Chicago and
Washington,
Colonel Ingersol is another man whose
kind heart worked by the beggars, II il
an i'm possibility for the colonel 10 pass by
any one who appeals 10 him for help.
poor creatures ne will say, even n
they are not starving, as they say, there is
no doubt but what they are poor enough,
and n little money cannot come amlss TO
them"
Mr.. Blaine is another very charitable
man aud belps great many deserving peo'
Die. Mr.. W. W. Curcoran has n great rep
utation for being charitable, but in the
main his charity is bestowed IN such q
wAv that svery one hears OF it, Some way
n little paragraph always comes mo the
paper he lex. day ssying that Mr. Cor
coran has given sam, the amount being
always named, TO such "A charity. His be-
rPvnrnce rarely extends hevond eo'oe in
s'iuiiln whose sycophantic managers are
ways ready TO hltter him and advertise
his generosity Il Washington Letter
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TnE HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY go lasl.

Tho Florence Nightengalo OF the Nursery
The foiiusing ~ an extract from lrits
| written o. III German Reformed Messenger
a. ChAmbersbnrs, Penn,
nENLPACfREsF,
Just open the door Tor her, an1 Mrs,
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. or thu ve are
81 sure, that goo viii teach our n f' ~
say, "a pleasing un Mas, WinsIuW' e. ,rp.
INK her ~ survive and escape ihe gnpinH
oUllcking, and TELLING 1.yge, Afs, N4'.
lows Soothing syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysenierY and diar.
rhma. n sottens The gums, reduces iuia.
nation, cures Wind collie. % I carries the
infant safely through iHr POGO IiHuF period.
IL performs precisely uHHr .f Processes ~
perform every par uf '- ..H.as .as. We
have never seen MIS-. W.n8l1w--know her
only through the prephrHiiun of her |
'Soothing syrup Tor Children fneihing,' |
II We hHd the power we would make her /
~ fhe is, physical saviour 10 thc infant |
race. Sold by all druggists. % neniaa bot
lie
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dead o, night, had folded his tent ant
| stolen silently away - was Afterwards
ssctrlainei that when he i9nnd the aiiua
lion growing tn1 warm Tor lis oomff', IN
moment of drspeTltlon, ne "r'ri POI,
ia's name, Obtained the money Hnd then
lied fnr h iaiy. II was AZ hrit believed De
bad sought fe'ugs IA Cannna, upt lIltr a
'ru,f I-la search Hll hopes nl llH'lIE im
Wtgi Aboudautd. About ore ltM $50,
continued the stranger, ! CHANGED ina'op
over OF ms town aud wHs uaionih4td 90
see loo Nh very hotel the same man lie
instantly realized hat he was reelgnl zsd
- the bank drtaultrr wanted IN Rnchesirr.
During the cay hr sought mo ouf, and his
nervous agitation was t-Tfible, h. seemed
% imaciaH .msrlt already a captive, and
most pit"Husly begged me- "a save hlm. |
very quickly assured him had no thought
of doing him harm, nut on the contrary,
would hn me iast person Ia cause him
trouble. He eagerly inquired regarding hiH
vile, hesiiated Oteiln aim the tfutll, auu
yet | considered 10 best that he should /
know Oh, 30 told han how bis WHO had /
made AN application tor a divorce, ma only |
personal tslyics ou MIN was re-
CURED, and tue Law would make her |
free. Without any outward Hgus Of
Hnrpi-s ar emotion, be said her
uf his own liberty 10 the man has suffered |
he has done so IA he most splendid silence /
But what wonderful change has come |
over him 10 the pas year His hair, |
then black m tue raven ~, now Hlmos.
white. And his whole appearance Indicates I
sad rssignitlon.' When the stranger had |
finished his story, I arose 10 thank him, |
ald aa turned | saw the subject OF our /
quietly hut earnestly regard |
ing Us. HIS face seemed to have grown |
rrayer ana paler, and as our eyes met Tor .
one moment, all the stern, naughty look |
OF pride seemed 10 die away, gul there /
came En expression over his cOun'Cusrce /
oi tho most hopeless and helpless despair, /
Here seemed perfect example ola ruined /
life"
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guarantee this paint will provo salts
factory when applied according 20 direc
'ious. do not mean a guarantee of salts
ton only when first applied, a. nyorv paint
So satisfactory when first applied but my
guarantee embraces efficient time "a
properly test the merits of the paints. My
friends AID customers IA the country IRE
authorized TO project this guarantee. Adj
dress all orders to Il. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, Wholesale dealer In painters sup,
plies, wall paper, winoow glnss, etc.
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Persons desiring to buy parlor, dining
DON and bedroom sets, bedsteads, chairs
rocFers. table,, lounges, side boards, ward.
robes, Office furniture etc, can find one OF
tine largest and best selected stocks ever
brought TO Texas. Anything m the iurnI-
ture line etc. can be found in this large ana
elegant assortment. Prices are lower than
ever and great Inducements offered to
buyers. GEORGE RICK,
TAI and 74q Elm street.
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zoe

Attention fee called TO the Advertisement
OF Mr.. Kane Shields In another column, vino
is acknowledged as ono among The most ice
c0mp.ished decorative artists IN the pouu-
try. Hc keeps igll stock Of all goods in
IN, line, which he oilers at wholcsa.e and
retail Ue gives spsCfl attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure iH
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt i'm all his business engagements,
and as one with whom 10 is always pleas
urp 20 transact business.
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Ifyon are lired takIrg the Iargo old-

Ifyou are tired taking the large old-iash
i1nel gripping pills. and are satisfied that
purging yourself till you ara weak and
sick il not good common-seEse
then try Carter's Little Liver Pills and learn
how easy IL il TO BE- free from Blliousness,
Headache, Constipation and all Liver
troubles. These little Mills are smaller, Ca
ser to take and give quicker relief than any
pill IN use. Forty in vial. One dose.
Price 25 cents.
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No name is better and more pleasantly
and widely known than that Of Mr.. j. A
Pozzoni. For years he has made bimsel
famous by the elegant perfumes and com
plexion powder that bears his name, th'
latter having found IT'S way to the bellies o
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
admires beauty in ladies. Nothing will dc
rome 70 produce or enhance it than use O
Pozzoni's preparations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

TNI8 -WUe-y nov 0--UONsNrd NO8dQn1T-
lers for the sale OF .hrjr celebrated miEtd
psiut for the state, in 'h's city. ! have
we appointed agent iuf j.e sac of same,
aud Gil hI all orders 90 factory prices,
thereby saving my customer The freight
on same. n HAMILroN.
Wholesale painters supplies. window
glass, wal .aper. mouidings, etc, Sc Elm
street, Dallas, TeKas.
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FIFTY Ccnts nm unnr.

Messrs. Purdy & Randall n The Board oi
Trade Billiard Han, have reduced the price
of billiard playing 20 fifty cents per hour.
SIR. Purdy intends IN tho future 20 give his
personal attention in the management of
.lp lizard room. aud those who delight 10
his pleasant pGstlme mGy feel assured that
they win bc e urtrOusly treated Every
day az II o'c ock Purdy u Randall will
rive The finest tree lunch ever spread in
DtiGs. Give the Board OF Trade Billiard
HllluCsll.
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A Igoncdy,

DALLAS, Jan, II. Editor HER,Lpl- n
seems that there n considerable trouble eN.
subscribers Ol this city. Now, ~ir, / have "A
remedy 90 offer Wn.,.. 80 u. "a. doubtless
will work 10 the s..r.i.H- .u ui all con.
corned.
The remedy; N every person Interested
will call at Wehst'r's Art Gallery, 1Ol Elm
street, aud have their photographs taken,
they will go home We'll pleased, forgetting
all Hbout phone troubles.
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nnnnrted nnr,I..

The Elm street. Exchange saloon, f'm
street, IN the only saloon in tn c.tv which
imports itY own wines and liquors.. they
import In aud out Of bond Hungarian and
other winol, AID therefore eau give t4eir
REGULAR patrons The benefit. No saloon ia
the southwest imports direct ~ much as This
house Their cigars lunch, liquors and a.
tenticn given 20 the public cannot be exc
colled m the United Sutca. Don't forget
10 get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Stree, Exchange, whore You viii always
lind the alable Jake Menoztr aud ata.st.
asa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

Young men, middle T. ed men aud all men
who suffer from early indiscretions will find
Aliens Brain Food the n ost powerful invig'
GRANT ever introduced; once restored by 10,
there is no relapse. Try it; il never fails.
81, 6 for s5.-At druggists, or by mail from
!. II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York
INV
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A New Acquisition.

Now AcuuisitIOh.
A new acquisition to the growing bust
ness interests of Dallas is the Texas q
Mexican Land and Investment Company
which has opened an office vt 723 Main
street to do general land and real estate
business and negotiate land and cattle
properties, execute loans aud deal in I'll
negotiable securities.
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RAILROADS.
HOUSTON y TEXAS CENTRAL RA'
TWO EXPRESS TRAITS DAILY EACH WAY.

Thc SUNDAY
,4s
sew ,Asr ue .no uAY
O.
70
~ 10y -'-' wv MFc ARn rNnvEN
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Constipation IA POSITIVELY cured by Cart
er's Litls Liver Pills. Not by pureiug
and weakening the bowels, but ny reguiat'
ing and str, nglhening them. This is done
by improving the digestion and slimulet-
ing the liver TO the proper secretion OF bile,
when the bowels will perform their custom.
airy functions in an easy and natural man
Ter. Pnrgative pills must be avoided. ASK
tor Carter's Little Liver Pills. Price 70
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Why "a u that ypu SEA s1cl criv .,
breakfast dinner aud supper tins 40
the corner OF Main and Poydras streetsl !.
3 because thew are going TO get ticst ca
meals AT the Board oil Trade Restaurant.
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To ell who are suffering from the error
and ipdiscretions of youth, nervous weaE.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC,
will send recipe that will cure you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary IN South America. sen'
Il selfgddregsed envelope 20 the Rev.
Joseph T IDman, station d, New York
Ntv
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Brynnt A. strattou's Business College.

UrylHt u STfNttOhH bUHITeHH NUrE'HU' .
This old and successful institution hti
Young men for real life by Qualifying them
FOR business, and as shorthand writers, grad
yates are successful in getting employment
For circulars address w. NJ. Carpenter
president ST. Louis. Missouri.
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NV friend. look nerei you know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and You
know that Csrter's Iron Fills will relieve
her. now Why not be fair about IL and buy
hsr = hor7
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For dyspepsia AMI liver complaint. yon
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
N. .loh's vitalizer. II never falls TO care
Said by W. II. Patterson q Co., druggists
Dailss,
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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
Pozzoul's medicated complexion powder
Ii is an absolute curative for hlotches, dis
coloraions, freckles. etc. For sale by
/ druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
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I'll SFGuLARMoNTHLY DRAWING viii
hin take place In the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Jill Temple Building, In Louisville, Ky.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW.
ING5. chartered by the Legislature Of Ky. ard
twice declared legal by the highest Court In the
State. Bond given TO Henry county In the sum OF
$780, O0u for the prompt pay mer OF all prizes sod
A REVOLUTION IN Single Number Drawings
ps-EveSy ticket holder his own supervisor
tan call out the number ON his ticket and see
the corresponding mum Der on the t-s placed
In the wheel In his presence. These drawings
will oecur ON the last THURSDAY Of every
month Read the magnificent
JANUARY sCHEME