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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

!. BALTIMORE, Mn, September 4,-rlour steady
Wheat, western steady, closing dull; 30. western
winter red spot s9llas91{c: September 9Olh.ayOIc
october g1teoo1sc; November 9lIsa9lssc; 'Dcccin.
ber G.l..a93s9c Corn, western nominal; western
demand; western ;Hlajc; mixed 3oa3.c: Penn.
sylvanla 3oa3ic. ,SRyc quiet at 56aGOc. Provisions
steady and Quiet Whisky firm ut 81 lsal 10. III n
TeLEpo, O., September 4--Wheat dull; No. j
while SO; No, white sQci No. 2 red cash and
september Sc: October s55c!: November S,z4c
and steady; No, cash bJi3c bid 56c asked: Sep.
tember 81 q askcd; October 5i31c; rejected Sc.
oas quiet; No. 2 casl and September &c asked.
Clover seed, primo medium 81 10 offered. Ii.'y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

I, "a q baltimore s Ohio Railrond. n
Special Sunday excursion. Wheeling to
Pittsburgh, Sunday September 7. Rate
81 30 for the round trip Fl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05
head shipheEts nonc; market steady; common 10
med A1Soas 10. TOXINS 81 toa3 % lambi PEI


4 NEW York. September a.-.Jobbefs ato doing q
very good trade, and the retail demand appears 10
have begun IN earnest. OF agents there has been 4
wide request from interior markets, and telegraph
orders have been Implicated during tho day for
some articles Sensonable spcclalties are In chief
demand. but wants for staples are moderate. ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

Ri l,Ss IA baltimore g. Ohio Railroad. q h
Special Sunday excursion. Wheeling to
pittsburgh, Sunday, September ~. Rate
81 50 for the round; trip,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05
Sensible Shoe

10 49, SeNBIblO Sh0e8 n l1IT ~ n
for ladies, Just the kind for comfort. at Z;
~ t,.illtS 81 J.IW. AMIcK'a,
IS z 3 + ll43 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

Special Sunday excursion. Wheeling to
Pittsburgh, Sunday, September 7. Rate
81 30 Tor the round trip. 81 i. h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05
y Knncur1ooi.

lGts5 4. y { & - kangaroo. ~, x "A; j,
s Mems hand mGde shoes, will blackcn
and not crack, very soft and pliablc. ut rs
z i ;tii..S5sStg6 J. w. AMlcK'x, III
II ii Il X Y. s5sli 1l43 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

Live Stoc1t,

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, scptcmber4. Nothing doing
n tMe sa!l!e m9rke!; receipts ll97 head: ship
mems s!b head. Hog market fur: receipts 90C
head; shipmnnts l.5uI head PHILADELPHIA 81 ioa
go; Baltimores 50 l5a6 Is Workers IS TOAD 90:
Grasscm = 5@5 ". Sheep market, nothing doing;
rooe'pt1 100 head; shipments soo head. y :
CINCINNATI, September 4..-Liye hogs steady;
common and light 81 ?aa6 Is: packing aud butch.
ers $ coa6 90; receipts LILO head; shipments lid
CHICAGO, September i.-Thc Dore7s' Journal re-.
po oG liye hogs receipts 1900 head shipments
rough packing IS GOaG 10: packing and shinninr,
50 gaG Is; light s. GOa6 co. skips and cruisers III u
as ~ Catile-Rccc!pts G,0lO head; shipments I'D
head; market firm: best grades native and runrc
S SS!!S u9 sghGri sxpo grades 50 t7 o;gooI 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

CiSciSSATi September 4-Flour heavy and IN.
stronger; No, g 5I1sil54c. Oats easier ut 2sao9se.
Rye stronger at 5a!G,:c. Barley steady und Iii.
changed. Pork trmer at SIS Ennis 80. Lard In fair
demand at 5Hc, Bulk meats dull; shoulders Gs'zc;
short rib l01tc, Bacon steady; shoulders 7Tc; short
rib ll7sc: short clear llXc, Whisky steady d;
81 10. Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs dull
aud lower At lS1salip. Cheese steady and ull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

FOR SALE OR RENT-TIlE Eagle
IL brewery md Malt lInusr pn,yns,i,,. ~, I"
September 1st. Enquire Of JOHN REID ne IL
NNNttNtS ttONhC. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

TIE Daily; World, Of Nashville, Tenncs,
see, says: The rapid Improvements in the
many ills to which the human race is heir
can be attributed to but one source, and
| that is the world renowned st. Jacobs OIL
Price 40 0anta 1850 Tl4 - 80 ~ a. /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05
~ GOV Sale.

FOR sALE@A CHlCKERlNG PAM
Il In good ORDER VIII be sold on ,oa' .np
terms. Apply toA. LITTLE, No. u Fifteenth !, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

TOR SLE-A SMALL FARM FOp
- sale very low. or will tnie Tor c!,y prr4r,.
u situatcd on good mad, s or miles from civ 4
Twelfth street. 1 ,oi t ,S,.', =
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slr,u Advertisements.

IT oST-DIAMoND STONE, ON THE
- Mound ut Wheeling Park. Suitable reward
Will DO paid u returned to e., ~. Bcutcr's lint
Store ll6i Main street - al SD stsi0gE Se5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-05

ISAAC SMlTff and Jessie Sells, the colorcl
couple who resided together at Castle Gar
den, and whose row was reported yester-
day, were arraigned before. Squire Ankle
Yesterday, and Ike was fined $40 and costs
for assault and battery, and the woman 81
and costs for a disturbance OF the peace.
Ike Gays: III / done got rid O. her fer dat
money fer good, it am dirt cheap" !:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

has been In Waxshachle about three weeks
visiting her aunt, Mrs Dillon, and Will
probably remain until sprinR,
Mrs MusA Dunn aud Miss Dana rhomn'
s,n honorei the Entsfpriso With II pleapan,
call on Tuesiay eyeLing. The editor was
not In At the time, much IN his regfet aud
Then delight. Their curiosity, however,
was graitrd by n peep ~ the phpter1
Mrs. Robinson, oi Colorado, - v'lti .
Mis II, l., Manuel.
WHINE
Miss Florence Taylor ie't saturday Tor
Lpegii, Tsgts, her home, H. mguy
llirnds regret her departure,
Mrs. Colonel John Wiilam', Of & cburgo,
Who las btpl Hpeuulur several days m
town visiting relatives, lHit fuftdBV,
A. McOutHhin and hrlis. SCENT Ntdroi'
day 90 toVu. They d.nci with Mf lOhu
Ballari, Mr. McUnt0m1's bsu brr i.-'lw,
Mr, aud Mf' Iom u L.tilOheli, Il Dali
isf, who have been fuenu'ag aevelll d0y'
in fnHn Visiting tloir I.,tIlH, Colonel ;.
II hiVehe'd ana VIII, DBL. oNti-.Y
mlrniuF
Ms y ". Hrgus lolt Saturday evening
for harl.u, which pltce she wilt mako her
future home. She was accompanied BY
nor fis.,r aud brother, Miss Josie aha TON
Spencer. Mr. Spencer returned Monday
moraing aud Mics josie Wednesday.
DUBLIN
The school girls q, old Duhiu gave So
eta, parry lNs' Moniay nigh. .ut tie
was enc a much enjoyment, nld tho
amusemontg were clguhued uuih sn Hp"
Uropnate hour arrived, when the sl0ihl wa
brought 10 an end All seemed well
pleased, rnd tho school girls parry Wau
decidedly success,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
Ihn cnnl, Eris Mntning.

Since humanity evolved isslf from the
Wild state aud began to cat iis meul c1ukeU
lbs ssd ul raw, the COOK has been th' fcl'
Efrltrr OF human tGt5ttuCg. Toe cook OF
whichever gender tor the uruIesHpu n no.
uar.iluiuri ~ tho nHt,rr OF sex, has held all
tnc Mower OF tyrnut Hua, u mu-t ;. A.ii,
has oitrntimes used 90 IKE - tyrsnD Ithy
meat wasn't burned GO q C.sp when thr
head Of tho house had r. 'sy1rlf" guess ~
dIulrr, tue Cnnauel ere tlA' 90. ilfr "f4 a .-
lowed % go uu. aud no dinner wg' on all
possible within the time usually allowed
i0g tho enjoyment 81 tnat very necessary
meal Batwtnn these tive tt.rrnl. 20, Gull
nary cr,uinniity all possible yaa.H''' ngt'y
crimes ugurs. appetite aud good '".aton
have ra,L prAc iced.
AIstnst Tho Rro,trafY power ol (. % p,
humanity has fualy concluded 20 .U !.
some eSgsperuted moral, tired oi J-.ns
compelled TO hold III, ilia and 81 ymCni
az .hg .uiierAnCe Of tue person wa prss,urs
over tho Kitchen, has invented ststcm for
the wholesale preparation Of food whic1
promises 20 assign the cook TO tho limos 90
which has been consigned the stage cpsch
aud the honest politician. II the new
scneme proves ~ successful as IL promises.
Tue cook must 20. The new culinary de-
pnrture is To furnish me,ls In any part OF n
great city like New York or Philadelphia,
pt any hour Of the day aud in sny variety
great central kitchen aud distributed by
means OF wagons, ntted up for the purpose
with steam heated tank to keep the vi
ands hot while on the way aud refrigerator
to keep the butter aud ice cream In their
normal condition. Tho plan Ia already in
operation in New York, where one hun
dred families ARE supplied from one kitchen,
which Is about 10 be enlarged 10 accommo-
date two hundred new customers.
One swalio y doesn't make summer and
the success Of one establishment for iur'
nlshing meals ready-made doesn't mean
that The cook is To he pitched neck and
heels out of the Kitchen aud com PEELED 10
emigr.te at once; bu. the success oi the
New Yo.k experiment will lead u the es-
tablishment OF many others OF IA similar ma
ture. Unless the usual exUerieuce of use
lul and isbor.saving inventions IL TO bs re-
versed ia the case OF the new dim, r on
wheels, the cook VINO reads the account OF
the success ol this trst experiment, may
consider that he or she, as the case may b.,
has received the regulation warning. IL
will be n little hard OF the cooks, nut there
will be u great saving ~ profanity and bad
digeslion.-tNai aud Express.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

A number OF prominent phys clans, rep
resentatives of the local papers, Messrs-
Gregory aud Wires aud few other in
vited guests attended pri-
vate and decidedly interesting exhibit
ton al the dime musuem yesier-
day morning. This curiosity on exhi bition
was the iebrated Herr Heinrich Haag, the
elastic.skin man. He is Indeed amarvel,
aud his intirmity, or whatever else 1t
may be called, falls little short OF the
phenomenal, lIa showed that the skin
on all parts of his body was 80 elastic that
it could be stretched from six inches
10 one foot. When released the
resilient skin would spring ba' into place,
as II his body were covered with u thin,
elastic, India rubber sack. He then grasped
the skin upon his breast, pulled II upward
until IL covered h'seyes, and finally eaten
ing 1t bel ween his teeth, he took several
more square feet from the back OF MS neck
AID covered his head with II ike hood.
He sire chpd the kin at his arm OUT about
4. font. and showed the transparency OF the
skin in = strong light. The veins OF tie
elastic skin man prove on examination 10
ne much nearer the surface in his case han
in other people. lie tNiS'ed aud wrung
his skin ike u wet tOwe, tied IL in Knots,
aud IN shot, did every thins bat jump OUT
OF his skin.
Last December he returned 70 his wife
and child NJ Nuremberg, The skin W hi
little boy now Is month. y q, - not elastic
in any unusual degrrc Nrnher IS that o!
any of h,S relatives. rGe most rema kabls
fact in his history i'thal be wrs not aware
that he POS .essed such Il bonauzi until l.
WAS discovered og tNe examining SURGEON
AID thus ended bis snort military service.
While In Nuremberg list December ho be-
chine the object OF attack OF our American
shogmeD.
rhecauses Of the elasticity Of Herr liasg's
skin are explained to be Ihe absence ul tnH
usual fatty LAYER under the skln and the
extreme looseness anu length oil the tbruua
processes fixlng tbe skin TO the deep 'aici1.
The two situations where th's clnd ton IL
most iuconvenieht are the palm Of the hLnd
and the sole of the FOOT III the one case III
ieriering with the iirmu.si of grasp, aud in
the other with security in standing -
IGlobe. Democrat.
NJ. John II aria, Ennis, Texas, says: VI
used Browns Iron Buffers Tor brc ker-
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Horrible discovery In Birmingham.

Yesterday, white investigating the cause
of an outbreak Of small pox, from which
two deaths had resulted, the nuthorltts In
a populous part OF Birmingham t1unh IN u
room t.Danted by IA msn named william
Owen an oak cnest IN which was the body
OF hi. sister, who died In Lonfon IN lsG5.
The body was enclosed la a mstaiilc CONN
with n glass panel IN the lid. aud this colin
was place, in a large iron. bnund chest. his
ory IS that his sister died IN the islingtnn
wo' h 3use and her deah was duiy regis
tered. As she had expressed ryersion TO
being buried by the pansh, o ven claimed
the boiy for the purpose OF bufiai,
aud had Il brought by road 20 Birmingham.
Owen l. said 10 have been 80 pass onatelN
iond of hi sister 'hat he would not bury
her and Tor t.senty years he has Kept the
chest and ITS gnasliy contents M the room
Ia which he lived. The presence ~ the
huge box IKE It'd the su picions Of the lew
persons whom he allowed 20 see the IN
tife OF his honse, but the explanation he
gave wls That o. cafta'ned some articles OF
hopsehoiG use which Ne one. bought with
avev OF marr aye, aud had ksDt packed
uu, The CHEST nai been securely fasiouei
with iron BANDS but the man. who " a
iipanuer by trade recently 0ecume 40 re-
iuced m circumstances tsat he took of and
sold for ola iron The hands that had 30 long
enca.ed the chest. The raising Of The I'D,
Il = believed, by allowing IA offensive odor
10 .-c4pa caused The outbreak Of the SMALL
pox -Ibpndon Telegraph.
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A SHOWDOWN.
SIR. Gsuld Unlocks Ills Zig Strong
BOX Again
md Exhibits ills Siourliies-Ihe
Bears IiCklSd.
pls Bluif Game Played.

! INV YonE, Jon. % jay G1nli has
! Upsi n cSuinit,d tpe millions in bic H.rurg
! NIX, ms nrw1 created a FrnlHiinn iu
| Wat sine. yesterday afternoon, rud waa
! nluD# Tho Solo TOPIC Doc Toe Wind lr cor.
I fiuOrl lasi evening Litt Friday Nr. John
! I. Terry a. H. -. MORGAN g. g., H,grt
Dee Alr HHult hgd been CAl'ci for two.
williamsburg ftriiuR lOiu, ot which
renewal Nas refused lie ~ ono, went
% t'o hneroer's office 10 sec DO This We
rue
"Whr, I've plenty at money" replied
Mr. q 1ui1 ruad UHtuictly, h1vn
had ~ f'.i anything Turning o. Nil sou
ht said; "G,orsr pu' 90 your cph, guH
show Mr.. Terry 0ur new vault. Lei uiu
sfe wha, we've voc there while you urt
about 10 -
Mr. Terry expoNulaied, Spying that he
did no. want to be thO repository ilr HnN
secret, hu' the li'tle man insisted, 81
want son "a 100 the vault nywuy hu
urged. NJ. Terry then accompanied youuE
Nr. Gould 10 tue Equitable bui,riag. Hhcin
Iha Mercantile tiust company bad pro
pared q private rtc. p.acia TOR the W. alth of
tie money king, The vault w incRsst 'r
solid masonry upI m Hsyu steel fort g, "a.
lions. j. is one ci %, itrJ1Etst iu iIc
world. The celebrate strong box was then
empried ara iM contents spread on. 20
,iew. What SIR Terry Saw bee Will 20. ri.
Nuigr, elVr t4Ht the sh' wing a. uu'gnDu
him. re he'd NOT tEpCc 'd such a vHs. fu.
cImu u lunui wealth as was there re, r..
srftrt The ac ion WIS entirely impu'siyt
and was not intended a. pubic stu.t mrnt
col assets. Some WaN tlr Story leaked utt.
cas altered beyond recognition auJ a.H
duty q, ssnfl ion.
Mr. f.iE s,lt llis evening speaking al
h's wst 40 Ne. GIu.H2 v-uG 81 only
HUuutto tho ttCuriUts IA uuC ui the boxes
.H. d. I 81 a. l"F
because contained Western Uuiou. IL.
tyrdicafa oi !itIs, aa they have boon apt.s
C,i.-1. hat ,niuafrl1u-lv circulated the m
NOR thaJ Nj. GIuid had pared with al of
h's Wss.rrA Ul'uu stock, ana 40 / had 2
l.ttie curiosity TO SO how much Of - he
bod
and how much ala you fnd1"
81 found $50, ISL, 800 WORTH, with one
halo share over. In the other openiug
which contained NJ issoui Pacific, ! onlg
examined one pnCSage Of the SECURITIES,
but there We're seyeta. other packages in
H.
How much was there in the package
which you examiner
IL don't .xacllyi but there was over $40
0J0,010 worth. aud there were securities IN
sll other openings in the vault, as | have
said A Chicago newspaper the other day
bad q headline. Jay Gould Bursted.' II |
was Mr.. Could I'd sue that paper Tor 81 900
000"
Despite Goulds showing mp of his grea,
possessions, the bears are smackirg their
chops Tor gore. They believe--or effect to
believe that he cant be driven of 1.-THE
street" and int per rsnent retirement.
The pureile talk OF Gould and his friends
amuse leading brokers. They say this
species OF talk is nonsensicll, aud simply
proves that Gould is sore from the savage
hugging to which he has been subjected.
At any rate the battle still RACES ana what
the end will DO not even ~ ncle Ruie"
could safely venture 10 predict.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
For sale by all druggists.


In summing no tor the defendant in the
suit OF Adolpn Salorig against Samuel Kat
zyke, tried Yesterday afternoon before
Judge Reynolds In the city court, Lawyer
Morris Godnnrt III fed the cou.t, jury and
spectators with lucid explanation OF the
origin and significance OF the tern
"Sneeny." The suit was for 5000 dam.
ages for malicious pros cuiion, and grew
out of neighborhood quarrel among
some Hebrews ON Johnson avenue,
near Eleiy street, ia the Eastern distric f.
Among the epiheis used on the oc.
ca.ion was that Of ''Sheeuy." The plain
tiff was arrested. with anoincr man, at the
in-tance OF the defendant, but discharged
by Justice Massey. the other man was
held. plaintiff clsimed that the arr's was
malicious, tor the reason that number OF
the bystanders told the defendant IN the
WY to this station house that plainiiif was
innocent Of the charge against him. In eS-
planning he origin and meaning OF the cpl
thet "SDeeny" Mr.. Gpdhgrt said hat 10
came from the words M sesa" a IL brew
word. which means death, and "hsshiu-
nah Spanish word, which ris'ufily
signified sudden. Collectively. these two
words sisnitied sudden death. Tney were
first applied rs mrrk ol approbium 20 The
lsraeiites by the Il ,yp'iaus white trey
rcrr IN r.'drrp ~ FlNp', ard were ter
ward sppiipd 10 eRcn other Tor The same
purpose during iurtu yeers' wrnderio.sin
he wilderness. Alter the l-raeli'es "r'
rived IN paes iGc the erithat cnu'i.nrh u
to b, applies 10 thsm hY the surrounding
tribes, and 10 has chung 10 them to the
present day, after having been caudp' ed To-
Il present. iuru rt 'SheenV," O1glrA.N
% WAS Observation-Disclosures" or Sudden
Death"
Fuihnar sppotred tor The plaintiff Hook
Ism Union.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Having passed several nights, disturbed
by The agOniei and cries ola suffering child,
and lernmng convinced that Mrs, Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was lust the artirl'
needed, procured a supply Tor The ohlii
On WrDhiug home ard hcqutiuling h
wife with what be- had done, she refused
have u administered 10 the ohlld, ~ al
N8s strongly Ia iuyur Of Homeopathy, Ihi
nIrht the rhi'd passed Ia suffering, and "a,
pHfuuh ~ tlnut sleep, Returning home tI'
dan n.luNInF, tLe father found the hghl
hfIll worse, ind while Cqnlemp plating nu
other glsrpcss night, the mother stepped
from the rlnW Co attend 90 some domestic
lU'irs, aud 'enf The 10 ihtr With The cold,
nurigf lcr 600 eh.e Le administered d lof
f'1u 0I Gao Soothing syrup tn the hahy,nuI
a1 rulh.uF. lEit nirlt 600 unAds sleut
VOL, ald on. l.'lu follow Gw1st 90 ur|
murriGg bf.rhf and happy. Tho mother
was tclisattd Ei'h thn sudden uui wonder.
Iul Jhlnrr, ard although gi nI.t offended
ref tlr deception urnr'icru upon urr. igs
continued in utH the syrup, .I4 sgilrI.Nf
crying hlh,es and restless 'uElH have G.a.
appeared. A rnrr trial %, The syrup
u.vsr vet failed tn relieve tAc baby, and
overcome the prejudice 20. the mother
Sold by oil druggists. 2'Cehu . ho,t'e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

An aged colored man ia tho solituces o.
east Tennessee tells au original antc pie
ahout General Jackson. According To this
authority the general. having ridden mp TO
a little tavern in Msrysyille and found a
score or more OF loungers who were not
then inclined to make place Tor him IN
I, ont of the fire. called to servant: GOV
have you got any oysters ia the he shell >
Yes, masss, plenty OF 'em We'll, put
my horse in The stable an measure out =
half bushel OF oysters and carry 10 hun. "
Tue louugers speedily thinned out TO Sc
the horse eat oyster. The general, amer
Q i,ying the f-e aud seeing the boy, taid:
We'll boy, how is NV hor-e getii on
with his oVstet,3' on, mlssa, he lint
eating EN-" Very vii. bring 'em TO me
ard giva him srm. nnfs "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

For impusl hori tho host medicine
know rs Ro. 'dniiV. u ~ the gioat Sluiheln
time tried ald rue Remedy, and may he
implicitly relied on when everything ,isr
tails. TiEo /, N tho Spnpg time especially
Tor The impure sgcrttlOnH OF the blood irri
dc 10 chat season OF the wear; aud ipge
ID a I'll uut5 foe Cancer, euroiulh, Liver
Complaints. Weakness, npils. rumors.
SNulmgs, SKIN Diseases Malaria and toe
tbou.Rud ill. 'hst come from impure blood
Iu iuturr q rhC,fiul Imposition take Re-
gsdal y, ths Great Southern Remedy; which
Will rPulyo tie prime Cau,r, hnd ryt,ore
tte W.nd 10 Us natural equilibrium,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

guarantee tui- uaint will prove Ee''C-
Factory wGen applied according in direc'
lions. do not mes u 4 gunrauto2 Of sails
ton only whom first applied, - very paint
IL satisfactory Shen hrst applied, BAT my
guarantee embraces sufficient iimo 20
properly test the merits of the paints. Ny
friends aud customers IN the country are
authorized ~ project this guarantee. Adj
dress all orders - ii. HhnfLT0N, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer la painters sup,
plies, wall paper. window glass, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Attention IL called to the advertisement
OF Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, who
IL ack no wledgei as one among the most &C.
complished decorative artists in the goun.
y. lie keeps lul stock Ct all goods in
his line, which he offers nj Wholesale and
retail He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure ITS
readers that Mr.. SHIELDS is reliable and
prompt in Nil hi5 business engagements,
aud n one with whom it is always apleas-
ure TO transact business.
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Rose City Paint and Color Company.
This cumpsry nHs -slaOlish' u ntHdqnar-
ters for the sale OF their celebrated mixed
psints for the state, in This city. have
been appointed agent tor the SAFE Of same,
aud will FIJI all orders ut .sctory prices,
thereby Swing my customers the freight
on same. II HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies. wind W
gla-s wall pager. mouldiugs, etc, S26 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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.InrortcdGood..

itn Elm stree. Exchange saloon, E'm
street, is tuu ouly siioop IN lhg city which
iwpO,ts b., own wines and liquors.. lpny
upuI, 20 rni ont %! bond Hungarian and
-tsularu.'r1ns 'hc benefit, No saloon lr
Ihe ,pgiha % imports direct 90 much .a This
hc"'e Iuoir Csafs, lupch, liquors. rad Of
.t.,l n.yun - the publ" cannot bH e'-
euIga m Csc United Stnirs. Dpa't forget
90 e.r sou, lr1ch and liquors 40 'Ir E.m
rpa. Eyrlelee, who're sou w'i. Diva 81
iui TIE ailehe JAKE MHncIlg ami. assist.
tIT4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Mesprs. Purdy d Randall, Of the Board OF
Trade Billiard Hall, have reduced the price
of billiard playing 10 fifty cents per hour.
MIR. Purdy intends in the future 10 give his
personal attention in the management OF
the billiard room. and those who delight in
this pleasant pastims may Joel assured that
they will he c 'urteously treated. Every
day at IL o'c ock Purdy IL Randall will
give the finest free lunch ever spread in
Dallas. Give the Board OF Trade Billiard
Hall Gail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Young men, middle aged msn and 9ll men
who suffer from carly indlecretons Vii Hud
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful inviF'
.rart ever introduced once r,s'orpt ny u
there is no reiqpse FRY IL; IL nrvr- Tell.
Il 6 for 80 A druggists, or by m"i' tom
J II Allen, SO First avenue, New lurs
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