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TOR SALE-tAMiLY HORSE FOR saul
II with or without buggy ana harness. AZ
ply 70 &. \. hoTNHktss. Oc. 4
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nuuuyc Mr.. q. r.. GILLESPIE us % cane
nduto for reelection 90 the oIicy OF County
'oNpCtOr.
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WANTED - HOTEL HELP-2 WHTTF
w waters at the Barnes House AlhanS
Texas, j. l.. BABNEs, Proprietor. ociT y
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f1oR tESt-A COIrABe 'ur EiGl
a rooms, nu Nu.s tNvnav, Wlthiup m
utns' walk ot the poWo.ntc. Aply
ftnrr9, EttIoIq, & HAL 81
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Nv IN I'D = TIlhM IN EN- I BOA R,,~g
w win pay good price for good aeon,
modations for my family; | require M ioas
two connecting rooms. urOperty fltrnisbeS
OF room to have southern posure. Sew,
room need not he very large; house shonld
close to street railroad and have shaded ~
or garden; or | would ifneed be rent fnr55iagH
ed rooms with the above requisites. in .
dwelling, without board and with psa !
kitchen. Address, giving name and locol,
OF residence, j W. V this Office o"S I
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"a ANTED-THE TEXAS Ni11IT 49,,
" dowment Association viii Give good IN n nd
prom EN- Ilfhl 10 experienced insur.
tgry, 1G Main street, Dallas. Teyas ,,,,,,
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DOR SALg-a IHIlK BRING upRIGp,
Il piano, almost now; owner about toleav
town: bargain. Address pIANo, Herai
Ull't. % Hf
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SOLE, CIrcus-Pres. Oplnions.

Tho best smoking tobacco is Little
JOker.r
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AtLc.. w.E.rAnnT. div II s es,-- nr W. w.

, N oHuiNALCE AMENDING SECTION
- 'otun ordinance es gbIIshiuG and pro-
v.du" for lho building r"pa.riuE uud keep
Ing rlDu uIi side Wallis md rU tgrs I'm thC
city oluUlHa, approved NOV. %, 1850,
SE.UuN J.. he 10 ordained boy the ti.
Council Ui 'u. city of Dallas, That sect uu 50f
ihrn'u' entitled ordinance, approved Nu-
%, l"l N. amended so us 10 read N- follows.
H.'.lN. THAT hereafter uli sidewalk IN IHe
a. It uI HIItt- 500 stree. OR n Tt'tUe. ri.,. .s
Nh.. 70 UHNr been IaNUN ur mot have hH.r
urJ.'.U paved, shall nu constructed uf -Uui.
hard, smooth cor dressed Stone Or Artificial
stone. asphalt composition; sidewalks con-
-trgCia Or portions or streets not NAVE or
urdccd paved, shall Doc constructed only of
good, hard smooth ordo .'d H'ulc, usiIGril.
stone, brick, asphalt compositions ur pusI
hUd grGVc', l0iu 100 least dive muucs Zoo th.c,.
ness; pro. lu.d that thu city Council muy m
lis discretion permit persons fn Esp WoutpH
material ON AMY street ur portion ula street
outside the lire llms and that Nrc uu.
EuitnrIH ln 'EH tIyuI Dallas shull Doe cone
slwctnl either or sold, heu. smooth or
rp.syt STONE, or artificial stone, prov Iut1
/ that heart pine. cypress, urulk lumber muy
| h' used ON amy street or portion OF street
/ out Side uI thn ilr' limits where tine same hu-
/ moi been Waspu coy ordered pUycd Amy per-
son ur persons sd lUt.g Tine provisions 10
/ lrr eDHi.Hu HH'I IH o",u.I guilty ul % mis-
/ Jtm,'uur and uIuu conviction iu The May
/ orS Court shall 10. hUud iu Duy sum mot lus.
| ihnu ',n nor more Than uue huHdgDl dollars.
I Nrt"' Intl in,s ordinance WEe effect nom
, and alter Ii. ul-slg. and publication.
/ Approved ugtuu.rU, 1855
W. H. rNWr.I. Nnyur
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- 80 Ir IaE PEACE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w T. q. II. X ENDALL as a candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election.
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4 GENTS WANTED-lT WIILPNY AVyI
a - lnjeiilgenJ man or woman wanting prof
ltanle employment TO write iOrmy ilIustf9il
ed circulars ana terms OF ageucy Tor the ce
ebroicd Missouri Steam Washer, which h.
reason OF its great intrinsic merit is neat,S.
y. lu -n,h phenomenal success. ]. WoKra
lLlh and tHuklin uvcuue. ST. Louis. Mo.
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A iruo CODY
w. e, PARRY, City Secretary.

VI
W. g, PARUY, City Secretary.
4 BILL TO BE ENrITLED-AN oRDIe
~ nance to provide for "A Volunteer Fii-
Police company.
SECTION BE it ordained by the Council
Of the city Of Dallas, That there shall be or
gaui2ed under the supcrntend1nce o. the
/ Mayor "a volunteer company to be styled the
Fire Police, 10 consist OF not less than Jhir-
teen nor more than tif'N-tWO men, over the
/ age of eighteen years. said company, when
| ON duty, shall be commanded by the Mayor,
assisted 10y % sergeant for each squad of
| twelve priyatcs, the sergolnts TO be elected
/ by majority vote Of the company, and 10
serve for one ycar-ali vacancies a. be filled
| hS company election for the uucNpirCd term
! Sergueuis chosen for new squads after the
! INST elec ion shall serve only for the remain
Srr OF the year, so that the annual election
| lOroll shall Doe at ihc same time. In case OF
I lhe absence OF any sergeant at "a fire The
/ Mayor may appoint from the members OF
! his squad substitute for the time being At
{ FIRE, the scrgeunts shall hc distinguished by
the words, as rgcgut No. ~ Hud the priNntcs
/ Ny the words "Fro Police worn In black
/ letters ON white hat or cap bands.
/ see. p That edutirs oil satd company shall
I extend tO everything connected with fires not
! pertaining tu the guIar lrodDItrtmeuts 4
/ uurtnum may be- It tailed by tine Mayor, uu-
, der the command uiu sergeant or sorgCauts.
/ nsthc cuse may Doe, to- serve as police for
| lh' protection of property, 20 prevent the
, lplrrhaddltuE or intrusion az rsouS not
/ belonging 10 the IRE department nor TO the
premises ON IRE or endangered by the IRE; 10
arrest suspected persons 600 iirOs or persons
mydluug with movable property; to carry
uu goods or other movable property md
secure thcW, and generally To do ull tl8t
uay hr deemed by tho Mayor, or office tn
command, uecvt-a y for the protection and
safe Of persons ana property at fires.
Sec, 3, That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be- enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them into one or more squads.
when 20 organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government
not consistent with this ordinance ss they
. may deem proper The squads and sergeant,
shall heuumbcrcd one, two, three and four.
and the scrgrauis shall take rank TN the
same order of seniority AZ company meet
ines the Mayor, DO present, shall preside: % b.
crwise the senior sergeant present
Sec. I, That slid company may adopt any
uniform they muy pre.Drtu hH worn oil other
occasions than fires, and may hold their
meetings In the city Hall at any time whch
ihH'iucr the Mayors court nor Council B, in
session,
Spc.j Tint thi, ordinance shall take effect
and be- iu force from and after itspHssaLe.
Approved October lG. 1881.
W, l., CABELI. Mayor.
Attest; We PARRY, CITY Secretary
% N uHuiNNLCE AMENDING SECTION
IF|. O.. FFtfrr. cob. . ttt.# .H
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WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w hESRl SCHULZ as a candidate for JUS
tlce OF the zee for Precinct No. ].
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YE'ANrED-AN AGENT on COMMIT.
" sion or a Foreign Express. Adjrds y
giving references, r. box 2,lG3, n Y. octi9
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EuR SALt-A NICE LITTLE PIANl.
ton, "a miles due south ul the city, ~
i.N ucros NdNuutUguuusly lIid out for ruuva'|
l,nce and profits the different apsrtm.Il
separated by tine most substantial nrdst
beautiful building Site ON pu umlu,uro atl
gives o. inir Wow OF thu city, Its sUrfsltldsl
and scenery; pastures with tanks. nd
culuyynnlo land and plvi " bru-,,tu,. HgI
ne Snli 100 small tracts to suit purchasers AZ
ga Terms TO suit JuuN a. truyEtrr
id
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Landing a es0ld. fish,

.
O.e day last week the schooner jennie
was achored on Cox's L sdse, codti ,hirg
The usual method in summer is to sncho,
the schooner and put of in small boats, &C
as to avoid getting the lines ensanglsd, anC
also TO bring the bait to the notice of q
larger number Of fish. The mall boats SRI
anchored by means Of grapnels. While
fishing thus, one Of the men noticed
large sword fish swimming along
with his mouth open, near the sur
face CT the water. The fab moved
slowly along, apparently feeling JUS
ahead OF the boat The gsapneI rope was
directly in his path, and whether by acci.
dent or design, he caught 1t in his mnu,h
Instead Of retreatirg, as one would have
expected him to do, he kept forging shsod,
the rope, Of course, remaining in hi
mouth. The men, at i:st fearful Of being
capsise ID, tried to clear the rope, bu. when
they lound he did lot asruagls, they began
10 pull in on the rope, which slipped
through his mouth until the grapnel point
caught sgsinst the side OF bis head. By
swimming backward be could easily have
freed hlntself, but 30 long as be tried to
swim ahead he Was held by the boat,
which was being towed slowly slopg.
Seeing what had happened the ether
boats came up. Another grspnel rope was
fastened TO tue first, and the end carried tc
the schooner. The fish wss slowly pulled
10 the vessel, one fisherman lane. d him
through the gllls with an oar blade, while
another STUCK boat.hook into his body
and third slipped a moose around hit
hnkes. He weighed wnen dressed nearly
40 pounds.
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HLAr knl J"

Exchange.
"You ought to be able to ovsrhcsr all
that goes on" remarked the dominic,
gazing derislyely at the Icing ears Of thu
patient sss. ..i1s, ,a-r. ~,
"1co," replied the psticnt ass. "Ges on"
The dominic climbed upon the patient
back, aud when his long ltgs we're adjust.
60, he snose the patient ass with his UNI.
brella, and said: S51 80 :.
Get uI!"
II will replied the, patient ass, "siace
you insls; upon it." m
And then be "sot up" his back in sharp
bump and bucked the dominic over tn.
long grey ears, clear through the Osspe
orange hedge into the guinea hens NEST o.
the other side. The patent animal reach.
Cd Tor a thistle and laughed, low, mourn.
full laugh. sgs '0I1,' = :.
"You bet your casBock, he murmured
Il over ear everything that goes on nv
back. Little pitchers have great ea.,, b1,
their best holt lies in the pIojsctile tissue
Of the back bone. -
And in all the pleasant meadow there
came no eound cave the soft signing OF thu
sumner wind toying with the bending
grasses, and the hushed breathing If a holS
man, scsaplng from his somoer garmsn,t
The Debris Of the long, too long, hoarded
wealth OF the guinea hens hidden neat"
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The best interests OF humanity depend
on The good health Of our women folks,
and yet those with brightest in.eliects sssm
to suffer most with ailments peculiar 10
female life. 1t ID we'll to remember that the
whols temale system eau be built u to a
propsr state Of endurance, pimples, sores,
swollen limbs, monthly pains aud other iu.
dicadons Of female disease, made to disappear
and robust health Of mind aud body take The
place Of illHess and Distress. II timely use Ii
made OF Dr.. Guysott's Yellow DOCK aud sa-.
uealth, 1t strengthens the muscular and mar.
rous system. 1tg,ves tons to the digestive AID
urinary organs. 1t al!sys hll irritation OF The
mucous membrane. In 4 word, 1t Ia per.
tect family medicine. and aids every ftpc-
ZION Of female lite. No other remedy ca 1a.s
it. Have your druggist get it. Take no sub-
aituse. 1}l.'-5 i pAw
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ItraIns daily except Sunday gg5
tfullniaa'a Palace Drawing Room and 5ieeninv Can
tesneSh without change from steubcnville Ess, 10
triEma1Se.EGH sad New YORK. West 70 ColnmbuS,
D. Louis p'AS -oo
70: through tickets, baggage checks, eieepina c.,
~ ~ ny and Eny turtle, information, ~.
9sna!s S::tor. feos Of Eleventh street, or =, civ
.icAe' o1sce, cpGef EcLrte EeuBo whealiut.
iE Li JAMIE NnGgSA
Manager. Columbus, Ohio,
Z. A. FOkD, fs.7-''.,ft
Gcc1 rlss. and Ticket Acsut Pitr,bnrvh o.
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MEDICAL.
Attention. Doctors. -.

Everybody knows that the Life Of tho
average physician is:a hard ono, He [,
often compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain for a merely nom.
inal fee. It's not fit nor proper for Us 10
condemn any physician for his work. but
we do assert that hispractica can be made
easier, and he can effect more cures BY
TIC proper and judieious use Of PERuNA,
he will only add this great remedy 10
his list o!mcdicines he will find that his
usefulness will be greatly increased, Full
direction for It's use will be Eound ii the
Ills Of Life" and he should at once pro.
cure this valuable book. @ tl, {sgli'rr1l
n. J. Wright, Business Agent Evening
Herald. Erie, Pa, says: "DR, HAIR.
MANI can not but feel It my duty Ia
express to you my thanks for the great
benefit received from the use Of your.
medicines, PEauNA and MANALIN.
One bottle OF each placed me square on
my feet, alter a sickness Of four weeks.
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len me lame and crippled. Three DAYS
from tho commencement Of the use Of
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with, and In week was perfectly well,n
Mrs. Ellen Maynard, Oswego, Potter
county, Pa. writes: "Ds. liARrMAy.
Columbus, O. The small ulcers are nil
healed, and the two large ones are not
more than half as large a. they were.
am feeling quite well. The people say
your PEIuNA and MASAL1H are doing
miracle. l do not take nearly so much
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Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa.
writes ~ have used your PERuSA and
MASAL,S with good results. In the year
OF 1850 was SO bad that could scarcely
walk. used PEnUSA and MAHAL,y,
and am now as healthy as have ever
been. l have also recommended Il 10
several parties, and they have been much
benefited by it." M
Mr.. c. II. Harris, New Vienna, Ohio
writes: "Our little Girl was paralyzed
at thirteen months old, and we rcsor,ed
. to everything We could hear Of for relief
but she appeared 10 get but little better.
Hearing Of pERuNA we concluded 10 try
it. and will say 1t has done her great
deal Of good-the first bottle apparently
giving aid and relief. Wehavc used 1t for
nervousness in other cases on other per-
sons and found II a success. For general
debility, and in fact for any disease, we
don't think anything else can at all COM
pare with it. We have used forty or fifty
bottles, and our house is never without
pERuNA. Our little girl is now eight
years old, and can run any place, was for
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Homo Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
% iesed Te.tiely-"Eoihins seemed 10 hsJp M
90 lid no: set ont Of bed. IL. Ffslh cG,td lae."
4l,I zspli. PAiI.iliS,
| Whcellng VIVA.
Cat:r,h. polypu! Of Nose impaired yo!ce.-sut
-7I70 80 CBAAI-Es UHApDucx. 4.
o. sre!iel J. Co., Wheeling, VI. Va
Dyspepdt and liberated etUnsch.-'si natnien,
mo. THOMAS HOLT, irta,sncs 4se eatee .
Flts-"Had then tot sSu..oen yeais. Dr.. Eniu
scsotn!s, Running sores gu Hcsd.-"Ny son WV
Nh SITEsam. oApa
Anses Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
tAnces:."surcrea ~: yU.I. niL!i s..tet tiAr
atioa. H. smith cured me ~,'tcni snlia rsns,i
oI pain Ms. q. n. CIRCUIT,
weeks Reported dying u. aml!h cured ris
-, IuoAAs ucLyM,
Wholesale Grocer 4 ain 81, ~ hsal.ng, ", Va
uitcnGons u AeClum, Frolspsns and Flea
aWy given up 70 die ard pronounced Ianurxh!e
WASHINGTON nn.AEY,
Rev. Il. o. tAed viisea:--"Dr snita a n.,ss.
stonRl services In ny family hays hccn moot ssi,
Mud sk!uiul phyEictIn" - : e :"
Ars. MargA,et kolh says; ~ had been yuYer1ns
.ot seven years and treated By r1Sny phyEci1ns IO
ayapepsis. Dr.. smith sait had y tape worm, and
u eight hours removed a monster lc2 Ieet ioug."
felnkle Complains. Year, In hos,Iitsis ia,
eEA,ea, give nie peculiar advsliagcS! 10 such cases
Persons cured CT cxssr1e, disesris Of hexrt, liver
k!dneyE, akin, blood. nervous sfeauoni
lrd weaknesses Of men Ard youth, kcrctuls sut
tsskrA tcsttfy to my SUCCESS. $50 -'-s
Piles cured without tie knite, III.
tstenn a. . distance MAJ Us treated by 1ette,
-utnaIon sent OH receipt u tive ta.ee.ccnt rtsnu
I'd kdy.ce returned tres. = - - -
Conu!t&n0n OF otee free Occe houn trnrn
!. Z. TOT ?. T.. daily. CAL en- OF aldross -
JOHN ( gaITH, ND
ey No 1914 rhapltn. ", Whaalias " y.
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7 p ~ s7Tl-T .-7F7-7777Il- = n" IT.
BIRDS AND plSH DYING.
Strange and Unexplained Mortality
ne y so "a - ~ Stcup.iu W I'll s-s

HAAxnIAtRaA AnPlAlX4r -
:" -. a. = Z. :. :, c"n.,n . '''"'' - -
x,s.,, MI 800, - - ''A'
Far wa.t: ns., ,ha n.,oh !, ~. u.n
$50 p"s' ,ne PERU ~ As.e l" aAen
oosa aAve oeen dyfng by thouaAnds, and
various theories have been advanced % Ia
the cause, the latest being that Il Inv IN n
,,,,,o worm .h,oh ~. ..,.. l., A.. 49,. =
a. 'o .o.m "A''t ope'"'e" ~ 'ao .ntoas OF
inc nsn, thos producing etranRulation. The
remarkable mortality, the like 0. which old
settlers retne,nher orcn,yed .hon, ,s5o b..
oc.s,,,r.d . -, -. - 20
~ ,,,.,1, '"s' Auioun' VI eotnlise Mao
no Lt!le AaSm, 90 II was feared that the
pu!rllytng maas Of dead bodies wsshsd
upon inc enores would produce q peetl!euce
o. some KIND. Ibis thought, In view Of the
alarming prevalence OF cholera and other
e9n'seloha 10 the va world has induced
'1.l ueepel interest IN the euel ct.
Aooes sea days ago the swallows aud
e y began 70 die at the State Insane
nhpltal, anu Gay by day many Of the In.
nocsns creatures nave tatt.red helplesaly
E ~ .ne Rrohnna ana eo'n pecome dead.
Yea. nuMoeis o. inc olras ABOUND around
' tno hh.Spa.a', ana me sudden and numerous
h heas, ny only N the immediate neigh.
. uotnoou o! me hospital, Out throughout the
~ p.st Kim, ,atm nave oecaslon genuinssurpfise.
rhs oi,us WI euaoeny drop 70 thegfound,
,;. FILE nylns sntouSu ine an, 10 places en-
~ te a: ashose rom !eleleeispn wires' trees
,,,s III. oe:a'.uetluno sgalns1 Wnicn 1t "a
pOeS.o'e 10 ~ ato 'nemeelyet, and die with.
~ ~. I.a nnset Or any lnalcauon OF pain.
.u u .ons ano Mteaaants ~ me hospital
IL; ns s .ype;aseu'y 'nso~a me oltas INTO the
~ 81 asS'n ~ tue TOPS !nnt lney wou!a 10
nu.e W resume tnels u gnI, put IN svery
a .Ss.hu ~ A., sney nave la!,en PACK 10 ms
eH 1n " , uts. 9osetn9f hnsk mas observed
. ~" ~, "a .ue ueau Dios afouno nls home,
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Wholesale Grocer, L ain 81, ~ heel!ns, u, Va
uitcnt!ons o. heclum, F,olspsns and Flea
We. given up 10 die and pronounced larur able
Dr. smith cured me without sniie =" 4 - -
.HEn. #f7-.#.H" WARRINGTON nYlLNy
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t<ks llI .HI. HIHTs.| q ..H..g.#H-
80 Jthn. you're dore with tho college, &
And are back On the IA IN ouce uo,s,
y WIN Jtut read ~ Iull I isin!ug -''1'o
,As. ghIr J zip ei tors. ~, ~ VA.
ltadst hep " uarI yvu ALL
10 cipher. al d figure, and speak
AND its d derelt work al oeiig urn
rom oi. ging 10 Latin AID Gnef,
30 u u law, o. II II pills,
You choose for your occupation? ...
of better AulI, come Ettll oosn
AID accept u. u. = Station"
well. dad, have thous h, Of tho law,
rus thy sly rs ali oyt ,doue; T..
Ai1f us, way every one kuvws
III The hArest work uuter the sun,
A parsons Iobs would never ht
man mat Il tullt Ike me; SIS.
For now would II 10 4 on The best ibpyt1tcp
ThAt p!aysin the B B.G.4
AIdAHned tbs pspers tvt- -
10 SAND bsti d the bat and catch
For the Club isun k.lnm. Z o."
1.-TWO thousand year!" tho old man s.s,es:
mare bis head 10 king. n "
And he Just bhsSense 10 mu.tcr slord:
"Edutation'I wonderful thing"
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nkploAL.
DR.. ]. e. SMITH,
No. l4oa oHApLrsE STREET, u
EtalN Eetr Fourteenth street

The best erideree vi . phytctAn', success Is the
asnit Tor my Professional tcryic p,oge th.t hsvo
aeslt hononbl! aud tAtly with lhose who laye
e,,1 ne neyeI 9se \ ps.ienIG name With.
IN a. s,;asion, 1aouEhi have many hurtrt d cor
Nv! ne9 Dssn pI0houncei lDcurablc A thototlyb med
i n ecu.Suou, nIth many yeNn hnSpilal q per.
e eiEee shd familiarity with therapeutic AGENTS q
~ a S nslc. attention 70 hysiCnic mansyenEnt in.
,sa n.,ou, ~ cn.y u poaa6is, and frankly giye
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The receipt is simple. You have only TO
take violent cold, and Neglect 1t. Aber.
ns,ty, t1e great English surgeon, asked a
lady who told him she only had cough:
What would you have? fhr plsgn.?' B.
can, however, BE- cured by Dr.. VIM. H.t!'s
Bal.am Tor :hs Luags. Ia Whcoping Cough
and C.oup 1t imms1iately allnys irritation,
and Is sure to prevent fatal termination OF
the disease. Sold BY crusgia:s. Trh.4w
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Stop That Cough I

By using DR.. Frsxisrs Throat and Lung
Ba!Mm-ths only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, HoarssneSs and Sore Throat, and Ill
DISEASES Of the throat and lungs. Do not
negleo. = Cough. !! may prove fatal. Scores
aud hundreds OF grnteiul psople owe their
lives to Dr.. Frsziers Throat and Lung B,l.
har, aud no family will ever DO without It
after once using it. and discovering It's mar
ysl9us power. II u pat up In Large family
bother and sold for the small price Is cents
per bottle. FRAuza Mznlc1zz ca, Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. - -
6sratoga Hisn Rock Spring Water Tor sals
by druggists. WE d
Wholesale Agents LOGAN L Co., Wheeling,
Nv, and J. Q. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport,
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They returned in about a hour, and The
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MIR, Jinka-Whas! Thirty dollars more
Tor ssfvan'a' wagee! Why, it seems only q
week or 80 since gave you $50 for the
same purpose.
Mrs Jinta-0h, it is longer than that,
much longer.
MI. Jinks-Well, it is terrible what an
expense they are.
Mrs, Jlke-They charge very high for
their work, know, hu. We should be
thankful that they let us of 80 easily.
Mr., Jinks-so easily?
Mrs. Jtnks-Yet; il they charged extra
Tor incidence We should be bankrupt,
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I WAS severely I'll cted for eleven years
with Hay Fever, alter trying almost every
thing Without avail, gave up all hopes OF
being cured when II purchased bottle Ut
El!'s Cream Balm. To my surprise, AFTER q
few applications, was eniirely rsiiesed.-
K WATSON HAnais. LOttsr Carrier, Newark,
N. J. Fifty cents. rrcsAw
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o. the many remedies before the public for
Nervous Debility aud weakness Of Ntsve
Genera,y1 sysssm, there Is noue equal to
ALIENS Brain food, which promptly AND
permspan.ly rps,ores all lost ylgcr; 1t never
fails. 81 pkg, 6 for s5-At druggists, or By
ma!l lrum J. u. Alleu, SIS. Fist Ave, New
York CITY. Fri r 81 Esl 4'sah TT.yAv
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l HAVE have been hay Fever sufferer 10.
three year,; have often heard Ely's Cree m
Balm spoken OF In the highest te.ms; did Of
take much stock in 1t because OF the mar y
quack medicines. A friend persuaded me 10
.ry the Balm, and did 10 with wonderful
auccesa-T. 3. GIER, Syracuse, N. Y. Price
fifty csnts. 49, rrhsAw
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CusToMER-"Pat in little paregoric. l
have pain" Druggist "Paregolic!
| never cinnamon that 1t did any good yet.
Isn't worth copperas far as my ohstrva.
ton goes. Now, Jamaica ginger Gus.
tomer-"1 prefer Jamaica ram. In fact,
that's what l camphor." @ I'M