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Tent Life Among Women


Some q ne or other, wntn / h ave an hour
or two TO spare, SAYS Cara Belle. | am eo'
ing to write u book about tent lie OF wo
men. Il will not be made uOon toenes and
adventures in III stant or wild lands, but oil
fla civilized New York. And it will be a
reformAiory work. Il ich member OF cy
SIX lives in tent. Her skirts make the
c snvass aud she Is her own center pole.
he carries this habita'ion around vita
her. except when she -tcps Gus OF u 10 10 70
bed. Sne goes TO great trouble and expense
M EN- seiiis1ing it, exterior and IL Is usuaii y
hnni-op,e s'rur'ure 60 look at But II
H. ueafly devoid ol comfort for its occupant.
OF AVE wears H. has generally been too
small, 81 tnai 4 ouG stride couldn't be tex
en- va l. aud JI.u Of sucn an arhiirs
10 nehetic shape bsf one had 10 di.'ort
IA. RET in order "a stay within. A. fiuies il
- 80 long tina. u d., giles ano " az, inioi-
tr,by -nd ~ s'Itr r. u u 81 90. ,haf The
i,...i cs.', o. Il. 4 u iisr d.. Tai, GEM $50
50 nd in sslalGner. wien eve 0utie9- q
isi.f.ov pleasant; bur 40 winter the suffer-
ING which Al entails " terrible. No matter
how thiekIn may be made. the cold Ross
under N. chilling the q weller and nuiiifying
Ill ner % fts - keep warm.
NJ bcst will b IA he nature Of q rev ella
fian. In iitas been he practice OF women
-espec aiik yonng 1nes--fo keen upa pre-
isnfs 81 comfortable temper iture. Only
lat sundsy. xbict was raw, chilly day
IL GOTHAM, | ssw girl who illustrates ine
usage IN tbs, respsct. u[y. %
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senntor Edmnnd., Check.

One day last week the Post published q
humorous editorial on Senator E1munds
the honorable man" OF Vermont. ! read
&c with interest, and was reminded Oft lit
tie incident which happened ia this cit,
asst ring, which has row been pub ishe,
winch, while ~ might reflect credit anu
honor upon the honorable Senator when
viewed from one OF the standpOiuts oi the
Green Mountains but Wlll,not materially
RAISE HIM In the estimation Of the sturdy
yecmanry OF the Lone Star state.
Mr.. Edmunds was returning 10 Washing
ton from 81. Louis. wheRce he had been ON
private business. He was travelling on II
iree-trip pass issued TO him by the Biltl-
more and Ohio and Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads.. The Ohio River was on her
ppriod.cal swell, was out OF her banks, aud
made reilroading impossible between this
city and Aurora, Ind, city twenty-five
miles distant. The Onio and Mississippi
Company was transferring passengers be.
tween the TWO cities 10 steamboat. Sena-
tor Edmunds was one OF the passengers
thus transferred. or course delays were
necessary, and it was little TO be wonder ed
at If an occasional piece OF baggage went
estray. Travellers, approaching the deter
mined efforts of the railroads 10 overcome
almost insurmountable difficulties, accept
ed the situation good naturedly, laughed
az delays, aud IL trunks were missing pa
tlpnLlN MNltku lll ihcJ Mtlt uH
and restored 10 them. This was the case
with those who had paid their fares. Not
so, however, with the statesman from Yer
mont, who was deed-hesd. His trunk
was lest somewhere between Aurora and
Cincinnati, and his New England mad"
was up. He was compelled TO remain in
this city over one train TO HINT the missing
property. Ha cursed tue railroad and
cursed the subordinate officials with whom
he came in contact, wrote two or three tele.
grams on which he used his senatorial
frank, recovered the trunk and WAS of Tor
the national capital.
Two weeks later one Of the officers o. the
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad showed me a
bill, Of which the following is
cory.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad to George
+. Edmunds, Dr.:
To expense of telegraphing and detention
at hotel while recovering trunk lost be-
tween Aurora, Ind, aud Cincinnati, Febu-
arv IS, 1888, So.
Received payment.
do you think the Ohio and Mississippi
paid the Dill'?
"They have IL still as a specimen of
mountain-buttresse call from Tsnkee.
land, and it isn't receipted." rConcinnati
Correspondence Houston Tex Post.
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Three or four railroad men were sitting
around the stove in n Fourth street office
YESTERDAY glrcussing the irpaftiie agree
meut whom u.ohe'DcmocrsI reporter 'n'
tered.
make tlo boys husiia or buslusss,' ono oi
them U4s ssyisE. 'IIer0'u mofr SOFIA
WORK done dufing the thirty daystet apart
of determining tho shars OF each ROAD "a
the pool than In OH res. ~ the year ..
want 20 make good thoWluF, ehi'
ssid one Of tho listener.
Qua. co. You sgo thr road ths. can no
thr bifcs' hu-iugsa durlug Gao mouth ssl.
lhe biggest SLIGO ot pie. THO l'hiui ul lAal
f thirty days DO made the basic inv ADJUST
mont OF tho perez tagts ior the year and
. the boys are bound 90 hustle. They have
/ o. do it air though. There ne uo chance
/ Tor tu,s0tn work ukO there lH when the d
working Tor thg Railway hIii Scryc,t'
What do you mean by tha"' pu' IN
/ the reporter
Post Ohiet Department roihUs no tAil'
loads. sny on tho ist uf Apul, that thoir
mail business for the next tlirty DAYS viii
constitute n basis tor estimating their rate
of CON nsnsauon for carrying th1 mails,
! Tho amount OF mail matter rs estimated VA
pounds, and you bet theresa lively tine
for month working up schemes TO increase
tuo weight. The last time the road got one
OF these notifications I was stationed up IA
/ Illinois. Oue Of the roads that passed
/ through there had "a man iu Washington
and q usn Ia Chicago, and TIE Washington
fellow got about two wlFln-loads OF Con-
gres.i0ual rec ris-y0u know what they
are. blg book, weigh about wngonlosd
I 10 the tln-sud ev0ry day oi that moi IA
one wRElnIond lett Washington Tor ChlcA-
| 20 and one leit Chicago Tor Washington.
I You NAV no. believe me-, but l tell you
I that road GOT credit for carrying over tIty
/ tons mouth-morD mail than 'luir ordin
AIRY snouuted t1-snd Bl. their pay i0E it,
| ton; aud they're Eeli9g Il yet
"Wur that tla only scheme they
worked2' asked the reporter.
"Noll, / should say not. There were r
dozen OF them, but tnat was one of The bes'.
/ Another was 20 get on the right side.oi tho
msil agents and have the heavy malls sent
over thslr lines instead OF competing
/ roads,
"Can you name any particular railroads
which tried thet8 schooner
Name aBy2 Yes; but / wont. You
ask any railroad man In a position 10
know, though II what I've told You isn't
true, and you won't find any OF them will
deny g."
The reporter did ss advised, and found
thntwhilo there we're many who knew
nothing about it, there were not few
who had heard OF the COngressic ngl re
oorde dodge, and laughed over the way
Uncle Sam was mbooXled.-IGlCbe
Democrat
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Russinu Nihilism.

The revolutionary journal, the Will oil
the People, has again appeared in -.
Petersburg, under date November Z, No 2,
purporting to emanats from the fylnR
printing Office Of the party. There 10 the
usual obituary notice OF two nihilists hsv'
ing shot and poisoned themselves, respect
lively, Of third having expired in prison,
and OF a fourth having been killed while at
tempting the rescue Of n prisoner al Sara
toff last year.
Another notics states that the sentence
of death passed by the central COMMITTEES
on a certain sharm for turning iniormer was
carried out on Oclober r. and q warning is
given that such all be the fate OF oil rene
z AIDES and spies.
Toe leading article call attention 10 the
large NUN Der Of demands from territorial
nsF.mb les. during the last 'eT years. i"f
freedom Of III cussioa lld s'ii-s 'v,tnnIeiii
and 10 the tact thst the revoiuslonists also
made the same suggestions 10 the present
car on bis accession.
Tney do not hide from themselves or the
government that they b al sustained severe
LOSSES and many valuable members 81 the
marty: but the gaps in the ranks ara being
allied NJ. and they have no Intention what
evsr Of disseminating the struggle.
The shadow" IL j. sddsd, "Oi our er-
ecnfed ana tortured comrades does not
frighten us In the sense undefsfood BY The
Government. buf, on The contrary, make
us afraid 70 Insult their memory by giving
rs the work In which 80 many sfr)nr and
sscred lives have been was eq snS
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Rnrns rronch champagne.

Il is well known that a great quantity OF
rubbish called champagne is sold as the
production OF makers OF the most celebrat.
ed brands, but one device, proba ly uusuH-
pected, by which it is pslmed of on the
public has Just been revealed by proseou
ton instituted by NJ. NJ. Moat u Cheudon
against NJ. GARNER, proprietor Of the Bar
rate rettauraut near the Central market,
Paris. Champagne makers are accustomed
to stamp their name on the c)rks
Of their wine, and consumers usually
trust g. tho name on the cork a.
proof that they have bsen supDlac With
the article demanded and the price OF
which H., are made 10 pay. Tue waters
ri Barrat- s restaurant employed very
ingenious lick to defeat that evidence and
substitu.e agar tlsane Tor any celebrated
vintage hat might he demanded by she
customer. liza bottle of NJ oat and CnandOn
were called Tor, he took AN old cork 'eSrine
the name required and In opening the bot
lie of inferior wine cleverly substituted the
fictitious c.rg for the real one ana triumph
autly laid J. ON the table before the victim
lied purch iser. BY this means. common
wine Mt lrauc 80 confines a bottle could
be made II serve for any brands of whicn "a
cork was kent m reserve. IL by chance
bottle of the real article was supplied, the
waiter received small fee from the master
n he extricalei the cork without dsmsg-
ing IL. Carrier has Dor been sentenced "a
a fortnight imprisonment, 1000 francs
fine and 10 900 francs damages and the In
sertiou OF the Judgment In zen newspapers.
IN. Y. Tel cram
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Matrimonial Sensations.

ATLANTA, Jan. A marriage which has
last been maze public here has thrown
Catholic and Jewish circles into CONJUNCTION.
Mr.. Silss Bash. o weii-known Hebrew, J.
groom, and the bride IL Mis- Mary rurcell
of Augusta, daughter of Captain Ned Pur-
cell formerly conductor ON the Georgia
railroad On the 18th nj December The
Young couple were married In Hamburg. by
. Justice OF the peace. Priests hsd refused
10 marry them az the young isdy WIS u
Catholic aud Mr.. Bash was jew, nnc a."
rabbi could not perform the ceremony tor
the same reason. At the rlf c'u-iOn ui the
ceremony, which was stcreiiy p'riormed,
'hr vs1Dg lfdv r",urret 20 her IL her.
bn A.. rudre isiuri here until de- ertWn
sine. ahen lfr. Bah arpeartr a. 'h' res
deuce OF Mr. Pu ceiI fnd tne seoref vus TOLD.
The father grew vary nj giaut snd ordered
voung Bash of ne pleca IA 'g that d hr
ever showed uy their aga'n ht would .honi
him. Thereupon the young people lefi iur
Atlantis on m imprompiu bridal tour, aud
ar nov here awaiting the cooling influence
u tisie On the old folks.
A otner sensation, ore 'r which Illicit
Low figures, is reported from Chattanooga
co1nty. Mr.. Alexander B7ce leading
planter. having wife and lwo children, be
came enamorsd Of Miss Mary Nosielier.
daughter of q beighbor. As he vas very
gallant % the ladies the matter Did nd ex-
Gle o. much attention until lssf night
~ ..s.ix n n. n r.c rod firm h0mo And
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FOR RENT,

CoR RENT-FoUR LARGE ROOMS; SOUTH.
EN- exposure centrally located. Inquire at
5sl Elm street jans-n
DOR hEST-Two n cELY FURNISHED
II rooms, with board; within three minutes
walk from p. o /; 3l5 Akard ave, corner Jackson
street. jaus-2te
CoR KEN f-oNE FAsM, TwENTY.THREE
7 acres, miles no ithesst OF Dallas Apply r.
II. o. SAMUEL, miles cas- Of Dallas. jams Il
LroR RENT-C0TTAGE0 on COMMERCE ST.
IT Cen enien' to business. Apply 10 G. A.
Capwell at G, ii Edwards music store, s25 and
~ Main street jan2-1w
TOR RENr-TwO NICE FURNISHED
rooms, for gentlemen only; central location.
Apply 10 ELLINGTON. decso-tf
LOR KENT MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE
i Court house. up-stairs.s rooms newly finish
ed; cook room and dining room; fuiiarlr for
hou excepting. Apply u JIM BARTON 625 IN
street decl1-lm
EOR RENT-Os JANUAtY 1sT. THE TWO
store rooms Mes. rs and III Main street
now occnpied Nv Edwsrds music store. Apply
" City Nstional bant- de9-u
LroR RENT uFflCE ROOM IN An ELE-
II gam ground aoor On e. Apply 20 FRANK
WIFE At. 20 Vain stre-t noyfn
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SENATE CHAMBER. ALBANY, n. Y, March
3lsI. lss2.--Fnr long time IL has been m
nabit 10 use Brandfeth's Pills. In fact, /
have seldom mad occasion to use any other
medi ine aud It affords me great pleasure
te say that fol BiliousnesI. Dyspepsie, and
the other ills OF the system, To which meD
in rnhtc life are more apt than others to
&c subject, they are sn Invaluable remedy.
JoHN q. Jacobs.
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] 4 Z.
! w uuous VII frst-ClasS cook, good baker
aud lauudrsss; husband ooachman, thoroughly
knows hts busiusss; can milk and garden Both
young, English, ans have no family. Good
references. RICHARD BOWEN Herald office.
iau9-lie
! IVANIED-A GUOD KKLlABLE N ~ TIA
/ w understands tho care OF horses and car.
/ r.ages and can make himself useful about the
! piece Mono but reliable man ucc1 apply.
| EDWIN SMITH No 323 Pearl street, Dallas,
January 9. 1854. in9it"
/ WANTED "A COMPETEN I BOOK.KEEPER,
| w thor. ghly posted 10 all Once work. de-
sires n situ ton in any capacity. SllGrf no, so
m uch an object as employment. : city 1c E
ercuteg. Address X. X. c., care Alessrs. Veal,
Coopcr & Co, Elm street jans4t@
IliANrED.-FUR FINISHED OR UNFINISHED
w room. with board, by gentleman. Apply,
stating terms 10 leo Herald office. janS'2t"
{NTANTED-A POSITION IN a GOO ID
w house. either hardware or grocery, 10
learn the business. salerya secondary matter
Can Give as good reference as Dallas affords.
Address r. g., Herald office, Jans-lws
IllANTED-A PLACE FOR A CoLoRED
w man. Is good wuiter or cook and hostler.
Best OF recommendations. Address q. g.: Her
uld onlci JAMS
CHoRTHAND-E1P kRlkNCEU AND COM
- pe,cnt stenographer will teach six only
pupils; one each evening at residence Of pupil
Address 80. Y :" Herald office. Jsn4tf
NTANTED--TWo GOOD BARRIERS, FIRST.
w class Job Permanent Address or call
Wood county, Texas. iun2-lw
lATANTED-TO TRADE CORD WOOD FOH
w good work horse Apply TO George
Jennng', 1904 Efvay street. jan2-lw
WANTED "A GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN
w AZ 81 North Harwood st deo2stf
iAJANTkD - FIRST GLASS BLACKSMITH
w wautedi one who can do horsgshOeing and
general repairing. Address J. X RABB,
Abilene, Texas. dfcli.lm
WANTED A COOK FOR HOTEL Work.
W man or woman, Address BOX o., fornoy
Kaufman county, Texaa. decls-tf
tATAETED-T SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w $40 cor s on baud, you VIII hayo no trouble
,his winter to yet wood n you will send vour
teams to A. DYSTERBACH. decG-3m
NA1ANTED-HOU 20 aIOP Al Ihk NATION
w Al HOTEL; hrst-elass recommendations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE GEN T. PER DAY. The build.
ing is brick, with three slsirways IN case OF fire.
Located IN the business portion Of tine city, only
one square from strcet-csr line, and ono square
rom Texas & Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
Convenient to passengers coming or going over
either road Olce open all night Guests are
called for al traius. 4. CLEARY, Proprietor.
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Der the opposing element even as largely ~
do Governor ITeland's friend. and sIppoit
ers outnumber his opponents aud trsdueers
and both will triumph, Governor Ireland
has raised his reward Tor the arrest and
conviction ol ienof-outters from $50 10 slVO,
ishment permitted "a iine OF sluO
aud one years impris1nlnenil
IL imposed upon the cutter. The governor
a'so urges laW.abidiug citizens TO refrain
from attempting 20 take the law into their
oNn hands and calls upon them 60 ala In
every way possible the officers oi the law
| iu discharge ol their duties while he APP
peals 20 the laWless 10 dtsls,, assuring
] Them that The law will sooner or later over
/ take them aud buug them to punishment
I ~ is 90 be- hoped this vigorous, yet cOnHerv
. Give action of tho chief executive Will have
tAo desired siect.
WILL SAID.
We are il receipt OF circular from
Nuwnvlod calling for ala tn ucurr leg
I. alton HgHIu0t landed mnu-nOIHet etc
. We lAYU Irpr.sfu .ut.vea Tor tu.4 purpn't
] p.il by pubic taxation. ald wee Zee no rez
/ son Why Np should contribute iutiYi 'uhllN
/ inr amy such pnrposcs II our public ON
cers Hrs r.crctnt t1tavIr trusts, tlr 100 ldI
WII. show aud we have our remedy, An'
hes.drs, such funds are usually taken ul
IIu clerical work ami expenses, aud uo praC
u-t wood can b.. done boy snch method
we ul NOT believe any way 900 'ulh meih
ole ofsocurus legislation, even 81 10 could
Do done. lttur @1uu.rr b. so corrupt thn
uubirOnirsr has lo be bribcd or paid i..
'tsul fees tn secure his ala 100 a public good
lu. sooner Il.s corruption bursts anu runs
Uut Lud DNpCsts itself 60 public view are
evolves gen disgust. tlC better 90 ..I b
Cor lae BODY puuuc.-lhig spi1rs Fau.u
crsph.
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SHERMAN. Tex, Sept. "A, lss3.-J. F
Smith a Co., st. Loui,: ] have sold foul
of the i've gross of the Bile Beans purchased
about six weeks ago from you, and have
never seen anything take better than they
do. They give perfect satisfaction, and
think you will have a big run, rs they
recommend themselves when tried. You
Tonic IL praised by those who take IL as
being the best chill aud fever tonic in use
Yours. respectfully,
II. w. WILLIAMS, Druggist.
For sale by all druggist.
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II ne STATE OF TExAs-To ALL PERSONS
/ in ere ted in the sus rdar ship o. n estste
% G Mr. i1-id iunntic Joteph Merriftld
guardiA-, has flied "a the County Court Of Dali
las county final account showing the condition
OF Is said ward, q. Merrifeld. which viii be
heard At the term offsid court, commencing on
M first Monday ir Feb-usrF A. ID 1854 ~
he Couif- house, IN the city Of Dallas, A. which
tire A. pessors interested In the welfare OF said
wiines'. W N. c. Hill. county clerk Of Dallas
cnuntv Texas
IL. sI -1iven under my hand aud the seal Of
sad eonr: . .s,cs 10 the GO, ~, Of Dallas TINS
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Lbo1 Frizef. .....,...,......' ..Slhpu
whole Tickets, SSj Half Tickets, Sii ~
Tickets. sos 30 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank drah IN letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered .stter or
post-olioo order, until further nouCa. Order1
OF So and upward by express can be sent at
our expense. Address all orders to J. DOUG
LAS Louisville. KY. G.. A. Webster, 70i Elm
aireet. Dallas Texas
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Ifigii-IIeeicd Boots.

The evils OF the high.heeled boot or shoe
aro due to the fact tnai II Is an essentially
badly flung article. H. is made in defiance
OF the relation which IL ought to bear TO the
anatomy Of the foot and 10 the direction IN
which the pressure OF the body weight falls
upon the latter. Hence the peculiarly
cramped walk OF ladies OF the present day.
ANY one may observe the consequences OF
the advanced position" nearly under tho
instep, aud the increased height Of heel IN
the substitution OF a forward inclination OF
the body, aud trip suggestive IN measure
of the stun bling gait, Tor the upright car
risge and the fces and graceful swinging
movement natural TO the leg in Viking
The boot or shoe, in order that it may net
shift on the foot, which has lost muoh OF It's
usual purchase Of direct downward press
ure, must hold il firmly and even tightly
and in particular II ia necessarily con-
strucled 60 as to no d with undue iirmness
Just above the back OF the heel. WIN
some persons, perhaps, no Inconvenience
results with others who have fine skins
chsffing is readily produced. This Is In
itself "a trine, bat it may nevertheless
be the sight beginning OF grayer
troubles. Probably there is no practi-
toner fairly long acquainted with town
practice who cannot recall case or cases
IN which extensive inflammation OF the leg
with abscess formation has followed even
such a slight abrasion, and the exciting
cause, when looked for, was discovered in
the patients shoe. There have been oven
nslgnoes-iortunately rare, but san ocoa'
siOual-where Assesses Rrislng round some
neglected trifle O! this Kind have ended
fatally. These are facts which cannot be
denied and should not be overlooked
London Laucet.
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No sensible man prefers wealthto health.
Some lew have both; very many haven't
either. Well you may have first choice.
Which will you take? Health" Very
well, whats your ailmeu? "A little OF
everything. What's the ciuse2 Blood
out NJ order, kidneys weak digestion bad,
hearts action irregular" Yes, and every
disease can be traced to thtsa game sources.
: asst take a few bottles Of Browns Iron Bit
tiers. il will remove the causes OF disease
and restore you to robusi health. ASK your
druggist and use Browns Iron btters.
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that IL, terror More blood will dow We
shall execute and be executed; and the re-
spOns'hlity will fall not alone on stupid,
.enseless government, but ALTO on those
who, tnoaing the pressing needs OF their
country, sit sill, with folded arms and do
nothing"
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For Constipation, Indigestion, Foul
Stomach, DIE mess aud H-anache, no med >
icine equals "Brandrsths PITS" Pure
aud simple, containing nc mercury, they
are the family medicine-chest AID safe
yuard.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ArrHE
~ general Hnuu meeting Of the stIcAholders
of the Dallas ~ Wichita Railroad Company VIII
be held nj the general Office ot the company, IN
I'm the city OF Dallas, Texas. on tLe third Tues
day IN January. A H.. 1881 70 being the l1th
day OF said month, ut l. O'Clock noon. There
will also be held al the same time and place ~
meeting Of tho Board OF Directors OF SAID Dallas
Il wichita Railroad Company
j NJ. MCCORMICK, sec'y D. q W. X. 90.
Dallas. Dec mber 10. 1883 decil35t
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Ponds kNirneii
tor pain, olnivsiions, etc, proceeds In iis
career OF uselulues', lthashad trial and
sucess that prove IL cannot be superseded,
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s RAYED

EsrRAYFD-0NE DARK BROWN MARI
II ABOUT Il HANDS high. A Liberal reward
wi be paid for recovery b. A. A. JACKSON,
1925 Kim IRE
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A sound mind goes very seldom without
q sound digestion, and nothing contributes
toward il more than the uso Of AuRostura
btters, the world renowned appetizer and
invieorator manufactured only by DR., j..
q h giegprf AZ sons
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LADIES' Physicians and chemists have
analyzsd Po2zoni's medicated com
pleXlcn powder and recommend
Is us4 TO- their wives and lady
rend8. What better could be said OF &?
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~ safer Kennedy
can up uad for coughs md coId', or any
trouble uf the throat, than Browns Bron-
ct'al rrlches,' Price IS cents. Sold only
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
4 LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW
fNGs, chartered by tho Legislature OF Ky. snd
twice declared legal ly the highesi Court ia tho
state Bond given 10 Henry county N the sum %
100000 for the prompt payment oiall prizes sold.
4 REVOLUTIONS In single Number Drawings.
Rs Every ticket holder his own supervisor
ran call out the number oa his ticket and see
the corresponding number or tho tx placed
Ia the wheel iu his presence These drawings
will occur on the last THURSDAY OF oyorY
month. Read tho mnrnihcont
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