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MI Randall, IN his speeches IN the south, IL lay
ing special stress on what has long been hobby
OF his the abolition OF the internal revenue system
Such move would be gratifying to many elements
In southern society, and Mr.. Randall shows his
tact by making this issue prominent But it Is safe
70 assume, and soutnerners probably understand,
that the real reason why Mr.. Randall is such
strenuous foe OF internal revenue system is not
mucn It's unconstitutionaIity as IT'S relation 70 tariff
duties IL Is becoming evident that our revenues
are vastly In excess or legitimate expenditures
A radical reduction Is, therefore, necessary, and
this can De secured only By Of two ways, by the
abolition or internal revenue sweeping reductions
IN the tarir. As Mr.. Randall says. the government
needs about $3.50 900 600 year. and II the internal
revenue taxes abolished there will be left Just
ABOUT this sum from import duties, and hence It
VIII be Impractical to make any reduction In these
duties for an Indefinite time to come.
The Temperance Society has issued an urgent
appeal To the women OF the country not to set
wine or other liquors before their guests on New
Year day. This appeal has probably less applca-
ton TO Washington than TO any other city OF its
size In the country For years wines and spirit
uous liquors have been oanished from most New
Year tables here and tea, coffee, and Chocolate
drinks "that Cheer. but not inebriate"-nave been
substituted. with the happiest results The cheer
ful rational enjoyment Of the day has been secured
ladies receiving have been saved the task OF listen
ing all day long TO the maudlin stGpidities OF
procession Of tpsJ callers and they have also been
relieved Of the strain upon the conscience, wives
mothers and sisters OF tempting young men to q
drunkards career.
Mr.. Capper-Dickens, what 8 name.-who re-
Gently spent two weeks in this country, has given
reporter q most nelaneh21Hnsnkt OF it. He
thinks America, on hinable. Our
cars are awkward 6dway IS over
estimated, we beat bed SMELLS our
boosted personal Lib "a mockery and we
ourselves are g among fhe most miserable, discon
tented, restless, uneasy creatures IN the world,
This Is very sad, and such criticisms should keep
Us humble. They should certainly make us more
Careful In passing summary judgment On other
nations we may ourselves see on flying visit.
Nothing Is more ridiculous, as a general rule
than travellers letters The visitor notices few
OF the more vexatons items OF trivial life in sea-
ports, q few oddities In costumes, conveyance and
personal habits, and then, with an air OF omnis-
cienee, sits down, generally in home-sick frame
OF mind, TO pass censorious Judgment on a whole
country. There are very many Mr.. Cappers in the
world. and they form very absurd and very dis
agreeable class.
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Cnos1se Our Srocx
PRIOR TO MOVING {MARCH 1sr,,
WE WILL
SILL OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST FOR CASH
THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
Consisting Of all the most desirable goods TO be found
in hrst-ciass Dry Goods House.
This in the season for houseseeper to furnish their
houses with SHEETIN0 TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS,
COMFORTS, BLANKETa &C., end Will Hnd IL 20 their
advantage to examine stock before buying else
where.
IA LUTTRELL CO..
d29 SIT Market Space
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LADIES C1orH,
"a INCHES WIDE, ALL wooL.
65 CkNTa
Canton F1xnnela So cts. 81 cts. g cts and t0cta
l0-4 ShcetinR Cotton, best make. a cts
New Plaid Dreas Goods, Is cts
Trtco Dress 0oods. all coiors. 1915 eta
Atwood Flannel 6uit1ng. Is cts
Black Cashmsres % cen9a
COlored CA1hmeres, Is centA
v Ate Wool FiAnnelA II cts, 20 eta. Xcta
Atwood Red Twill Flannel IS eta
Cloth for Bcyg wear. Is eta. ~ eta, 81 cts.
Aedicated He'd Twin E1Annei, 81 cts,
Ladies' Trfcot Cloth. s. inches wide 50 or.
Chtdrenh Regular tmsSe Hoes, Is cts
Ladies', Solid Color BatbriGgan Hose - ckk
Hemmed HsndkaGrhiefA cts.
Ladie' EnMish Walking COats, skO0. e6oo 41oo
tSOl $500, 1900
Colofed 6llk yelvsta I'll coloes. elM
Brcsade Elk Yelvets, eli coloys. S1.A
@ack Drss SIX GyCe grain. s. cts.
Bed Comforts s5 cka. 3l00 SL9N o16a
Wooi HlAakst1 Per PesE e2C0. saeo .430
Nottnghxn Iace. - ca. IS eta. S0cta
O. 4 TowsoN,
sssrxnxs11vAn1A AVENUE
n23 eouth sdA
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The Bartholc1 committee have squeezed out
1900 as Christmas present towards the fund fol
the PEDESTAL and WORK viii proceed therefore, Unit
Enfs amounts put into stone and mortar. Only
QsoscO now remains to be raised, and the commit
Tee hope that 100000 OF this sum win be granted
BY Congress-
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We wrfte&he name OF our Old friend 1894 for the
&ase tfmeNfrh honest regret and kindly feeling,
though be had hts faults, and In some respects
disappointed expectation We trust our young
friend at the door win emulate his predecessors
virtues and avoid his errors
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hEGATTA" AMEHICAN CAIJHE-
MIKE SILK
Is the product Of Lyons Silk Weaver who set up fac
DRY in New Jersey some years 1t has the lustre,
sofness and finish Of the best Lyons Silks and cannot
be distinguished from it, even by experts.
Having ascertained the intrinsic value and wearing
qua lit les Of this Silk to guarantee every yard
Of it NOT TO CRACK. Is the with many of the
French Silks and take particular pride in recommending
It to our trade.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DIZZY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pa. av. (d2yl 912 Dst
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DrLEs-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES By DT.
Il reSt treatment without the Of knife caustc or
nfutpre Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted at IT'S
9Th street northwest rst and third Wednesday OF
each month. dl-lm
1lR W. ]. PARKER. OF BOSTON, MASS ELEC-
~ tronaenetic healer healing by laying Of banda
slysis. g yttus Dance. Nervous prostrafion. Lung
without the use of medicine Consultation free VIII
visit patients 1t their homes Office hours q TO
p. m SIT ~ street northwest ul7-7w.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"ANTED-$i5.039 ON IMPROVED WASHING
w ton real estae$5 600 for year &5 600 for two
years 50 Wtg for three per Interest
Address BANKER, Star Office No brokers need apply
d31-6t
WANTED-To BoRRow-slaooo AT FIVE PER
w cent per annum good real etate in northwest
ern part Of the city: no commission Address j. d. D.,
Star Office. d3)-ats
EoR 1NVEsTMFNT-TwoH HUNDRED THOUSAND
Il dollars tS209O0 in Washington d roperty P9eas4
send full description TO JOHN T. WAGGAMAN $40 r
street northwest. d22-1st
NOR SALE. RENT OR ExCHANGE-A LARGE
Il Brick Dwelling; Is rooms 65 ecrss; extensive
orchard and large barn: X miles from Aqueduct
bridge, Alexandra county. Va Apply l0l4 Pennsylya-
MA avenue northwest d22-2ws
TroR sALE-FoR CASH ONLY THE WHOLESALE
and retail wine and liquor store. 1882 PennsylvAnia
avenue. nf7.Sm
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WooDwAnD & LorHaop
Desire to call attention to their
GREAT RrDurrroSs IN LAprrr wmrHx
WRAPS

The inmense sale Of our Wraps during the past two
menths substantiats the correctness Of sfes and
prices notwithstanding this, desire to reduces the
stock to minimum, and to that end have made extra-
ordinary reductions. to which we csn your special
attention
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT
In the ''Richmoad" cor 18th and q streets north
west; nicely FURNISHED Apartment Will be rented
Tor the season. Immediate possession given Apply to
d31-6t i32x r atrnat En- noc q hNu.+
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MoSEr, MONEY, MosrY,
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY
No. IS ". BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE, ND
LEVITT 4 SALABES, PRoPErrrona
Established l828
Iarpe and liberal "a vAnces made
Ware, Gold and Silver Watches and Merchandize In gen
era and the goods kept any length of time acr<d
upon, ut the rate OF ~ per cent Furs kept in cedar
caests All TRANSACTIONS strictly confidential Psrfisa
can send their goods per express rpcying prort At
tention per return mail Refer by permission TO ns
tional Marine Bank of Baltimore Md :Jno A Whirridee
ESQ.,. Stock Broker, No I German street Bsltimore
Md s.rIs,n
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rnH Z. \ xAxDorr. DxxTysT. No Ssy RIA
~ ~ 10 III sss2 fs g a. D5i,:x !. g
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DENTISTRY

CAMUEL SCOTT. D. d. s.,
~ hfteen years expeE1ence IN Dent1sfry o.. l2o8
street northwest hessrystion OF The Nusurs M
aepsc3alty. -
nR RANDALL PARsoNR <2s 7rH BTREEf
~ a ". over nolla0tyOeS OrR1afive and mechanfrIk
DenostT skilhully performed Gss sdmfnin6rro1:
mooexafs SeesL Ten years expa1euce H0urs fruH
m sTADR PARsoNa con IN AID srT=7f7S
~ v,;s zn " 3sc.tfy; ape 0s cu1 e 1Q&
g - sl:vsss - 4 - - -
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NR LIFE All business CONFIDENTIAL Ladies and Gen
uemen 90 cents each 4oe street. between eth and 5th
streets northwest HII-s2vs
LNAsY FEET. 6o-"THE WISE FOR HFAITH ON
IL daily walks depend and Thousands from far ana
nesr. visit DR. VIII TE son, lSl6 Peansyivania sv.
enue, opposite Wizards Hotel. Warrington and IL
North Eutaw street Baltimore for relief from and
avoidance OF Corns Bunions Inverted Malta end other
Foot Ailments Once fee q sitting Pstronissd by
the elite Of the world d7l
MRs.. DIR. sEMMEs, SURGEON, CHROPoDISf
~ ana Manicure, absolutely and permanently cures
al diseases OF the feet Bunions specially Has had
twenty three years successful PRACTICE having radu-
sted under az eminent ply ucAn. and g recornInendsd
by the best physicians in the country.
fArors: lxl2 street northwest Dfire hours to6.
Separate rooms for gentlemen and ladies Corns 95c
The hair and Scalp treated with roots and herbs b.
competent lazy dls-ln
MADAME PAWN fRESIDEyT), MANICURE An p
lNl SURGEON CHIR0PODIST.- F1nesr Nsfa beon "a
bed Hang Nails and Biting OF Nails Iatively CURED:
Coma buniona Lngowfng Nai,s and Ill Diseases q IT,
Feet successfully frosted Single treatment efth1P
hands or feet ol For the HolhtayB- Handsonne Man-
tcure Cases IN Leather snd piunl an oolors. COM
plete out1t OF my ceebratsd manicure goods given .
each purchaser Rooms and .. sts Pa ave neon
MRS M A FRENCH MAGNETIC HEAIER
AVA and Business Medium, q seain q bone IRA N
strest northwest whe che WIN be pesssd 70 rsosivS
her friends and pafrona nio-1ns
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WANTED-JANUARY 18Th. 1885, FURNISHED
w Room for man and wife six squares from Patent
office. Address "Tuskaloosa." First Controllers Office
stating rent desired, floor of room, now lighted and
heated. It,
VNANTED-A LARGE ROOM OR TWO ADJOINING
w Rooms. within five minutes walk Of New York
Avenue hotel, by two young gentlemen Price to be
| about $50. Address Hoo Virginia avenue south
west d3l-2t4
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SAI.R-
Il Lot on 7. between 9th and 10th streets northwest
Apply 70 O. T. THOMPSON
d29-3t 900 Pennsylvnn,a avenue northwest.
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PROFES SlONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
| HALL BELL, MD.
Otcc In rear Of Murdoch Il Baldwin $ |
drug store. Telephone at office and residence. |
A RTHUR NJ MILLER,
u Attorney-At-Law,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
CHEsTNUT & wEIBoRNE,
Y Attorney l-at-Law and Land Agents,
Henrietta, Texas.
j. c. CHESTNUT. II. d. WEtBoRSE.
MARSHALL & STRANGE,
| vi Attorneys
No. SA Main street, Dallas, Texas
! T., /. MARSHALL. W. 4. STRANGE.
Il :. BELL, County Attorney
! II AttOrney-at-LAw and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
w B.6G.G. WRIGHT,
W '-, Attorneys-at-Law,
No. ~ Main street, mp stairs, Dallas, Texas.
A RNoLD, GLASGOW & ARNOLD.
"A Attorneys-at-Lnw,
| Graham, TCNnf
once IN Federal court building, west Side
| public square illpractico in the State and
| Federal courts.
John W. DOREMus,
~ Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited.
C,ARswELL s. FULLER,
| ~ AttOrneya-Rt-LaN,
=, Decatur, Texas.
Il, y, NARsWELi" FULLY 4. FULLER.
TIALL Il PATTON,
IL &ttorncyS-,tt-l Law aud Land Agents,
Alvarudo, johnson County, Texas
| ,helgn 70 NiIMnuo bank, Y. Z. lruelOyo, j.
NJ, nm, N. Il. Sparks,
NELL & YOUNG,
~ Attornoys-at-Law,
stophonville, Erath County, Texas
II. II. NELL. LEe You've.
JAMES A. cox. MD,
~ Ocullst and Aurlst
| SOS Main Street, Dallas Texas
once hours VA m. TO ~ m. and . To y. m.
A BERNATHY BROS,
"A Attorneys-at-Law,
Mckinney, Texas.
W NJ NbFRNATHf' NJ q. ARERNArHY'
I IEDsLEY & BRADFORD.
~ Attorneys and Councillors AT Law,
d, 30 Main street Lindsey building), Dallas
IeIas. GIVE special attention to commercial
anu corporation law In state and Federal
courts.
ICARTER& WRIGHT,
~ AttOrneys-at-Law,
Sap Angela, Tom Green County, Texas
BOONE & SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents,
,,. -, Sweelwater, rexas
JOSEPH BOOM. J,B. sCAERonorGH'
I-- Notary Public
DOACH d RICHARDS,
~ AttOrnoys-at-Inw,
,,,,,, WeRthorforl, Texas
WIN give prompt Attentions 10 business i'm
any ~ the courts " the state. In connection
with Mack Is. Roach 4 Co., SURVIVORS,. do n
general land business. Collections a specially,
/. N. ROACH j. NJ, RfcIi ANS
IT N. FAlLOR,
IL Attorney-at-Law,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent,
---- Abilene, Texas
II s. MELNEN,
AZ Attorney-nt-L Law and Banker,
Seymour, BAYLOR County. Tayas
Exchange bought aud sold ON ali Ihe min.
clpal points. pun
y b. COLEMAN,
Ne Attorney-At-LRw,
Collections promptly attended To.
| CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD.
~ Attorueys-at-Law,
=, ,-,,,,,.,.. Oflice No. 728 Main st.
~ " tNMn
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soc elm street.
"A D0CaOw'e Wife,
nxR HUSBAND MAKES A coNrFssroN,

HkR HUSBAND MAKES A CONFESSION
Dr. ". J. Gibbon, OF Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high as medi-
cal gentleman. His wIes lingering condition
became so well known, that reporter accosted
him on the streets OF Memphis, one day when
the following dialogue was had
"Doctor, am glad to learn that your wife
has regained her health after several years of
misery and suffering"
eyes, sir, she is now quite restored to health
to the great astOnishment of myself and all who
knew her"
Have you any objection to telling me her
complaint and the remedy p
q None in the least. She laborcd under m
affection peculiar to the sex, attended with loss
ofappeute, cmaciaton, prostration, impaired SC.
cretion5, cold oNremties, Mysteries, constant
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years. My skill and that of
ether physicians was exhausted and she was
given up TO die. Some one mailed me the Formulas
for DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Buers.
lprocured few beetles and placed her upon its
use, and 1t cured her like magic. 1t 10 won.
deriul medicine. and I take pleasure in recon-
mrnding 1t to all women who need a tonic or
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at SI.oo. II sick, send for a
as cent book FRER.
J.P. DRoMGooLE & CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
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The Month Texas Real Estate journal

Which win be distributed along the various
lines Of railway, and wilt be placed on file In
the hotels of the principal cities In this coun-
try and Europe, furnishing full Information
regarding Texas and her resources. WIN fur
nish complete abstracts oftitla 90 property In
Dallas aud surrounding counties; win prose-
the departments Of the government. Bounty,
pension and land claims u Speciality. Can and
examine our lists OF property. represented
by &, :. Carter, l5i Nassau Street, New York,
NJ. ]. Richards, iU9 Randolph street, Chicago,
and \. Schields,Bl9 Chestnut Street, 81. Louis
Missouri
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w. ID. wYLIE & CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Hotel. Dnllas Tex.

Grand Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex.
WIN give special attention 10 securing good
Investments In city property, farming and
grazing land. To stock rnisers and colonies
We offer special Inducements, having on our
lists large tractsOf fine agricultural and graz
Ing lands, with abundance of water. The
renting and sale of city property win receive
special and personal attention. Collections
promptly made and remitted. Having line
of offices In Chicago, 81. Louis and New York
and correspondents In Europe, our facilities
for the sale of property are unelualled. We
have 100000 acres Of the finest land In Texas,
belonging to the FTanco-TuXan Land Com
pany, choice selections, which we will sell ON
| long time. These lands are adjacent to and
contiguous to the Texas & Pacific Railway.
| We publish in connection with our business
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u 10 scf-cyldgnt that a physician psyinf
particular gttCttlou 90 q ella ; II cases atlant
great SKI and ply siciauq IN regular praciia,
nll over the country knowing this, frequCn'.y
recommend c1seg TO the oldest siice IN Ameri
ca, where every known appliance Il escorted
70, and the proved good rouuodios OF o.
age. aud countries are used, whole house
utet for eiice purpcr's, and all are treated with
.skiil In u respectful manner; AID, known.
what TO do, no experiments gro made. On ac,
count OF the great number applying, this
charges are keptlO low, often lower than is do
maudcd by others, " YOU secure the SKIN ant
get speedy and perfect IT, cure, that Is th(
impori7nt matter Pamphlet, 10 pages, SEM
20 nlL.. u.LLL
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Imoies a vigorous and healthy
" OF the huli. II has boon used I'm
4 'ndS of cases whore the hair was
~ out, and has never failed TO ar
p decay.
g BurnetPs Flayoring Extracts
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FRESH AND FAIR COMPLEXION.

a young lady who was troubled with letter
and Erup'ions has been entirely relieved by
Il few bottles Of Swllts Specific, aud her
complexion is fresh ANA fair again.
THOMAS II. MORGAN,
Greensboro, Ca, August II, 1854.
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Y checks, hollow eyes; tight skin:
s,s liie' Poor little child. DO a good
Tor i. Hand It's mother bottle of
n Iron Bitters, The druggist who
TINS famous medicine will tell YOU
Y wonders u has zone for very Fec
'udren. Don't tWnk it is only for
u up people. II is gentle in It's in
II, . at not unpleasant to take. II
4 H'akneSS ana indigestion, regu-
'ho bowels aud onriches the blood.
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ae action of Cdrter's Little Liver
ls pleasant, mild and natural.
Y gently stimulate the liver and
llata tho bowels, but do not purge,
are sure TO please.
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FEARFUL BLOOD POISON.

negro on my farm has been cured of
fearful case OF Blood Poison vs. the use OF
three bottles OF Swlil's Specific.
ANDREW j. HOWARD,
Forsyth Ga, August 8, 1884.
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TETTER FlFTEEN YEARS.

Switt's Specific has cured me Of an obstl.
nate letter of 10 years standing. J.. Cook.
Palmetto, Ca, July Is, 1884,
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I Nelson Is prepared to.rccCive pu.
4 voice culture at 19 Ehn stree, .
prs. Address care Frees az Son.
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e complete works of ShakpSneern.
isprciE bound In morocco, arc FOR
,, ,uc'Glen Lea saloon. TAX n
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celebrated chez dc cuisine ON.
AT the Glen Lea, is prepared 10
meals for hanoucts aud special
= on the shortest notice.
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No. u Sycamore street for ovcry.
IN tho plumbing and gas tlttinp
II, i. DoNLE, Agent. Q
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CONSTITUTIONAL sCROFuLA.

\ girl in my employ has been cured of
what | believe was constitutional scrofula
by the use of Swifts Specific.
j. O. MCDANIEL.
Allatoona, Ca, July -, 1881.
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TETTER FOR ELEVEN YEARS.

Swlft's Specific has cured me OF letter
rom which had suffered for eleven years,
ana has built mp my general health so that
feel like anew man. l.. w. LER
Dawson, Ga, August 80, 1855.
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Baiiey's Saline Aperient!
WHAT Is IT9

i cheap, mild effective and delightful lax.
aiivc or purgd,iye, intended as a substitute for
drastic and nluslaiiDg pills. Il cures constipa.
ton, biliousness, sick headache, md is specially
adapted go lll who lead 4 sedgntlry or closely
colhned life. Itisa white powder and Cnervesces
Ike soda WATER and is rs pleasant. It does not
frlpc ho' sic',rn aid rs ALWAYS ready. Put up in
large bottles nd sold 1t soccnts by all Druggists
north and ou,h.
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MEDICINES.

Dk EUGENE DKVAUA, OF FanOe,
made us his agent fol the state OF Texa
sell his never falling remedy, Natures ION.
nubial Restorative or Nitalizer. All affected
T;.e nervous debility, loss OF manhood END
all Kindred diseases should at once proour
his circular from which TO learn the cause O.
the diseases above mentioned; then Mt onct
procure from us or through US by your drug
gist OF by express the never failing remedy.
CROWDuS Il BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
BY retail at Howell Bros auS ]. Il. Wiufainr
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4 ~ thc unNt iNe-cput cigars In Tho
= a,lu chance in tho drawing, ali
fehts, az u. Calm & Co.'S.
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R-pu,'naSer oi - couts worth of
IN D. Calm q Co.'s secures a
e IN the grand drawing. "
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/. $3.50 W 'nhd Sitening Curleayps
'e.ory night on the Houston a.
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T. ThrheUt
.E-VloSel; New York, quiet but steady
" sans, quiet but steady; Liverpool,
lIlU, Julpt
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