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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28
Contracts Awarded.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December a.
The Postmaster-Gcnera has awarded the
contracts for printed wooden tags,
metallic label cases and commissioners
for mail bags, as follows: Tags, to W.
Il. Sebree, OF Washington, d. c.; label
cases, to the Eagle Lock Company, of
Terryvllle, Conn; for commissioners, to
the Smith h Eggc Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Bridgeport Conn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28
A CHRISTMAS ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and Another Badly In.
iured

iured
ATcHIsoN, KAN, December 2S.-On
the Central Branch Road Christmas morn.
ing an extra freight train encountered a
broken rail near Nctawaka, and the
caboosc and five cars were thrown from
the track, the caboose rolling over several
times before landing in the ditch. Sey.
eral persons were in the last car, of whom
}. &. Stewart, u brakeman, was instantly
killed, and James j, Kelly, the conductor,
badly Injured. Stewart was probably
killed by the stove falling upon him
Kelly had his thigh fractured, and re-.
cciycd a severe cut in the head, He was
brought 10 Atchison yesterday The
doctors pronounce his case a very seri-
Gus one. None OF the other persons in
the train were injured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28

WASHINGTON, ID. G., December 27--
1t Is thought that the House Appropria.
ton Committee will make liberal appro-
priation for the Improvement of sea COST
defenses this year, The opinion that
several millions will DO appropriated for
the purpose has been expressed by those
who are In position 10 know.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28
WHO MADE VEST A SENATOR.
A Fellow From the Back Woods Who
Was Full OF Human Nature.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 2s.-.
Senator Vest is great story teller, lie
and Wade Hampton sit next each other
in the Senate, and 1t is u cold day when
one of them lorgctS to tell u good story
about somebody or something, Here Is
the latest, which he told Tuesday after he
made his little speech about shan
speeches in the Congressional Rec
ord, about Missouri constituent
who always wanted 10 90 with
the crowd. His name was Adkins,
and hc was Il member OF the Missouri
Legislature when Vest was there as a
candidate for the Senate. There were
several candidates, the fight was close
and each aspirant was drumming up all
the votes he could muster. Adkins was
as good u specimen as ever came out Of
the backwoods of Missouri or any other
State. lie had slipped into the Lcgisla.
lure on the Grecnbuck ticket, and IL WAS
q matter Of doubt whether he would vote
with the Republicans or Democrats. Mr..
Vest, with friend, called on Adkins to
find out how he would vote.
"Wcll, gentlemen" he replied al dunno
much bout this here kind o business, but
I suppose IN 20 the way the crowd goes.
If the crowd goes with the pub,ikas l'm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28
No Arrests Were Made and Yet Five
Inoftensive Negroes Were Shot With
out Provocatiou.


out Provocatiou.
UNIoNTowN, Ga, December PA
war of races broke out here yesterday,
and five negroes were shot, one fatally.
The negroes were standing in the big
road talking, when party of farmer came
up, The negroes were told they must
fight. They begged to be let alone. One of
them was dragged to the fence near by and
beaten until blood ran from his wounds.
His companions, exaSperated at the sight
OF the blood, ordered the white men to
stop. Almost simultaneously both par.
ties began to fire at each other; several
yolleys were exchanged, in which the ne
groes were worSted. The white men
made good their escape and no arrests
have been made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28
HOPE WAS ABANDONED.

During his intervals of consciousness, no
communicated with his wife by signals,
such as moving his eyelds or opening and
closing his left hand, which he could yet
do. Occasionally he would make an effort
to speak, but he could utter nothing in.
telligiblc. DR.. Pearce said last night that
the patients pulse had reached ljO and
that the end was not far off. The case,
he added was considered one of the
most remarkable that had come TO the
knowledge of the attendant physicians,
As the poison was not expected TO reach
the brain for year or more. There was
one case of Il similar kind mentioned in
the books. In addition to his regular
duties DR.. Atkinson was one of the visit.
ing physicians at the Long Island Col.
lcgc Hospital, and the lecturer on
surgery and genital diseases. He had
two children, but both died young.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-28
TEST YOUR BAKING Pow DER TO-DAY!
Brands advertised AS absolutely pure
CONTAIN AIhMoNIA.
THE TEST;

remove the cover and smell chenist W,ll not 6s r,
CURED W detect the presence OF ammonia w ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
gr babe 1ie tpoh[ febr oeliebt. bad

gr babe iie tpobl febr geliebt, ba6te
bic iinnenoe Grau, un5 ob es ni6t
f6per lei fit cine Na6fOlgerin, uenn
tie bic Mufmerfiarfeit bes @atten nod
nit Der 8eriforbenen tbeilen mii6e. Ma,
er tpollte ia ni9t beiratben.
Sic fubr empor aus ibren Ge6an>
ten; aus benz Neben3imnter idoa lautes
5preden, glei6 barauf 0ffnete li6 bic
Sbiir unb elite Srau int Nlter bon ettpa
bier5ig Sabren trat in Sen Salon, ge=
folst bon einem f6lanfen bilbbiibI9en
Sumgen BON ungefdbr fiinf5ebn Sabren.
Sic f6ritten ftumm srabenb an Srau
BON &atenoip boriiber, bic nit iebr ge=
mii6ten @efiiblen ibnen na6iab, balls
itaunenb, balb beroubt. Sic ma9te
pl6bli6 eine 8enegung NIT benz &opfe
uno murmelte: N9 TO-! als bdtte lie
eben etipas @i6tises, tpenn au1 ni9t
gerabe gngenebmes enbedt. gs mar
ibr nit einem Mfale iebr ungemittbli6
au SHINE, als ob fie b66lt unniiBer
@eiie bierber gefommen, als ob lie unb
Iaes, tpas ie getDollt, entiebli6 iiber>
fliffs fei.
(GortIesuns fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30

5erausfproerull9 an NlIe.
Sd fam sas srSste Eager anlueiien
Den SroBten Tcrrutb bon elm unb
cerlelben Sprts!
Sd bin Der einSise Spe,ialia i'm Ia.
tadsbanbel
Sd besabte feinen 9seiienben unb
Tbeilhaber !!
Sd pertanfe mebr @isarrsn unb gis
9arretten als anbere 5dnbler |
SD fanfe nur fir Baor unb perfoufe
biuiser als Nnbere.
SdlieBlid bite i'd nm geiidtiauna
meiaes sasers uno nlsiner grsiie.
sim Hart.
y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
Rmr 8saAtnna.

@iner grinblideren aenntnib bes allaemeinen
8ieb. unb Gleiidmarttes iirfte ii9 pobl fciner
i'm Staate Seras ribmen, als Serr @iIbelm
S0ains. Seine ausscbreitete aunbldaff lie.
fert ben 8epeis, baB tein Glsifder in San an.
tonic bas ausemeine 3utrauen in boberem
@rabe beiibt, alS ct. gtur has auSeele1enlte
Maitbieb tpirba CUR Sdla9tbant sefiibrt. Sotels,
&eftaurationen uno 8amtlien perben prompt
bebient. Sn Der @urfffabrifation unb 3ube.
reituns bon &au6- uno YOfelaeifd leiitet Serr
SOflins borsiisIides Seine Gabrifate iperben
bon @iemanbem abertroffen. Itarft So. 5l1
Mbenne y. I6,S,hS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
Yump, Gump, Ymmp.

Sas 0er3 1T Die bei9dftigfte Pumpe
in ber @eIt, befdabig pumpenb, ME
aufb6ren6, big man ftirbt. gs pumpt
glut. Sebe bier Minuten gebt al oas
BlAt i'm gan5en &6rper, brrD bas
9ers. 8lut 1T bic 2ebensfiiiIigfeit,
perarme es, uno man ifirbt. Stdrfe
es, uao man 1T gefunb unb fr0bli9.
Sas glut muB @iien entbalten, ionit
it man blaB unb f6ma6. 8ropn's
eSron 8itters 1T bic tpirfiamife @iien=
prdparatipn; ianft, md6tig un6 3uber=
lGifia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
Wieu. Oos Woroebeu bes nSfpr

- Wien. Das 8orgeben bes olters
reit1il6en 8ice Gonfuls in MorIeiQe,
tpel6er fiir3li6 a6t fir unmoraIif6e
3pede aus ibren Seimatbsorten in I'M
garn mad Sra lilien gelodte Mdo6en
5uriidianbte, 1T cine Solge bes gegen
elnen ni6tsuiirbigen 9anbel, ber bon
ungarn aus betrieben ipirb, geri6teten
@rlafes bes Miniiters Sissa. IS 1T
ndmli9 5ur &enntniB Der 0iterreidi16=
ungarif6en 8eb0rber ssIangt, baB berz
fappte Mdo9enbdnbler, in ben tneilten
gr6Beren Stdbten unsarn's, bor 9ll-
lem in Der 6auptitabt 8ubaspeltb. lire
fDrmli6en Werhebureau baben. Sort
fplcgelt man unerfabrenen Mdb6en
bor, nan piiie iDnen in bieiem ober iez
mem fremben 2anbe gldn3enbe Stellum=
gen 5u perf6affen, unb beranlaBt ie 10
our Nusmanberung na6 Der Siirfei,
ggDpten ooer @iidamerifa. gtnmal in
ben 9dnben iDrer rStelenbermittler"
1T flir bic ungliidli9en Spfer fein @nt=
rinnen mebr. sSn @onfantnppel, Gai=
70, NleIanbria, 8uenos=Npers &C. follen
Sabr fir Sabr S9aaren rngarii9er
Wtdo9en auf genannte @eile einem
f9ma9bollen Saiein erbarmungslos in
bic 4rme geliefert tperben. Gabon unz
terri6tet, bat Der unsarii6e Miniiter
bes Snnern an Die 8ebDrben bes 2ans
oes Elm &unbf9reiben erlaHen, bas
bieielben aufforbert, in allen SdQen,
tuo Trauensperfonen, namentli9 iunge
Mdo6en, unter benz gorgeben, nod
Nmerifa o6er fonftmObin ausautpanberlt
uno bort in 9ienlt su treten, Inn einen
Geiiepab anlu6en, cine ftrenge I'm
terin6ung in Der gti@tung ein3uleiten,
oh bic 8etreffenben ni9t ettpa bic Spfer
bon geDerbsmdBigen M6b9enbdnblern
ocr anse6euteten @rt tperben foGen.
Ser Minifter forbert suslei6 fdmmtlitbe
BebDrben auf, oas Sreiben iener per=
fonen, Die berbd6iig eri9einen, Mgenten
Der Mdb9enbdnb!er 5u iein auf bas Muf>
merfiamte au beoba9ten uno gegen bic
8etrehenben Die bpue Strenge bes Sc
febes an3utpenben. Ser @rlaB bes Mis
nifters bate anr Golse, oaB Mdb9en
fir Stellen in gmerifa attsetporben, in
Wirfli6feit aber na6 gsppten gebra9t
tpltrben, ba man na6 ueberi6reiten ber
@renae bic &eiIerDute dnoerte. IS 1tnb
berelts mebrere perfonet berbaftet
tpDroen.
: 9ier 1T mod elm 3eugniB bon Der
Geifli6feit, bas oem Publitum in boz
benz MaBe Die 8erli@erung beibringen
iollte, ouB bel Msiibler's &rduter Bit>
ters tein 9umbug lit. Ser gbrtp.
Sobn 8. Srit6ie 1T einer Der dlte ifen
unb gea9tefen paitore bon 2ancaiter.
st i1reibt: Mseine So9ter tpurbe bel
apei @elegenbeiten 3ur Na6taeit BON
gbolera Morbus befaaen, unb in bei=
ben Sdlen bra6te Sbr 8itters ibr faft
augenblidli6e Mbbiilfe, pbne dratIi6en
geifanb. @u6 tpirtt es md6tig auf
6as 8lut uno reinist 10 bas S1fen1 !;
benn bas 8lut 1T bas 2eben,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
Weffielb. Mfali.. 18. Geb. 1882.

9erren Sr. $. s. 9lner & 60. =
Meine 9erren! 8or ungefdbr fiinf Sab
rem batte i'd einen iebr f6lilnmen Su=
fen, unb gebrau6te perffiebene Mittel
obne 2inberung gu eraielen, big i1 auf
ben &atb oes 9errn Wbitnep, Mpotbee
fer in @ouDerneur, N. g., einen 8er=
fu6 nit Sbrem @berrD=p Electoral madte.
@be i6 cine balbe Slai6e genommen
bate, mar i6 bollftdmbig gebeilt.
Sbr &C.
CHARLES M Mea 9 a M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
CHARLES 81 e a d a M.
3ur @teuerreform mod5t ri

= 3ur Steuerreform ma9t bic
e6amb. Siirgerstg." folgenben @orz
i6lag:
gelteuert bod bic 2dferaunsen,
lln6 ale 2lgenmduler nit:
9as b6@te 3iel 1T bann errungen,
@eoedt tpdr' iebes Sefi5it,
6inf pfennig nur fir iebe 9iige
llab aebn fiir tebe Glatfderei
Was fol9e @teuer Elm tpobl triige2
Sd glaub' mir tpiirben fteuer- -frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30

: Gin ielten portommenber Sted=
brief 1T gemiB jener, tpel6er Dor einigen
Sagen binter ben Qrbeiter @briitian
8ottlie6 Manus aus Mobrin erlafen
worOen III. M. bat ii6 bes unbe=
re 9ti9ten &rebiens Sur Na6t=
aeit NIT Gadel beleu d tun g
i6uloig sema6t unb 1T lii6tis gemor.
bea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
Quspanberuna aug 9eutld

-Dle Nusmanberung aus Seutl9s
Lamb iiber beutide 9dfen uno glntuers
pen bat lib in ben erfen sebn Monaten
b;eies Sabres auf 135,O90 Berionen
belaufen, gegen 153, 1874 in 1883, 179,s
443 in 1882 unb 1874. .801 in 1881. @es
gen bic Dur6i6nitts5iffer Der bret 8or=
iabre ergiebt ii6 alio eine N6nabme BON
iiber 10000; trObbem iibertrifft aber
bic biesidbrige Musmanberung bic BET
Sabre 1872 big 1880 mod immer be-.
trd9tli6. Oas 9auptcontingent baben
mieberum Die biinn bebolferten Sbeile
bes &ei9es geitellt. Mus pommern
finb 1888 perionen (14.4 Yrosent aler
Nuswanberer) uno aug Medlenburg
1894 (13.3 proaent) ausgemanbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-30
Mper's
Sarsa4,ariMa

81 Elm fsbr roneentrrtsr aus5us bet eariatarlIas
Anh asheser blutreiniseassr gsnr3eln nit StaItnm'
ana GiFen.S Suhin berhunben, unS bas utidabIi6fte,
sauerIdfieite urb binisite gIutreinisunss sTtteI,
bas ntaH anpenben tann. pbne 6ebI treibt es
aIles 4Iutsift aus benz &0rper, berei9ert unb er,
net bas 8lut, mnb felt beiien beebenbe araft ber.
% 1T bas Bette befannte @itteI sesen sfrntbeln
atb aIe ifrobtnl0ien 1lcbel sesen gotbIaaf, sit.
tlasaen, 5Ie5ten, sduartn, gei@aiart, iJleiI9s
esiudtlt unb SautmsidIase; ebenfo sesen ale
arantbeten, bic Surd biinnes uitb perarrutes 8Iut
ueruria9t werben, rpie @6eumatismas, gienraIsie,
rteamntiide Gibt allsemeiae Gntfrajtnno rnS
iirabIuI6ier Gatnrrb.
Ceiling bon ent3inbeten Sfbenmatismas.
.ater's SarfaporiIIa BOT mid pon elts
sanhetem @beumatismus sebeiIt, an benz i'd pieIe
Sabre seIitten bate. %. $. moore."
DURHAM. Sa., 2. Mdri 1882.
snbsrsitst BON
Sr. 8. 9. Aber 6 Co., 9ntueIl, MaK.
sn allen apOtbeten sa baben: 81. sIaf6en IS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06
70 '3 pE,HiiYSlclANS kNo INVALlDS.

An nnniyais Of -" Uaid.its Liquid iioef
Tonic" hy the vMiocut cueR,ai, ARTHUR
HILL HAS6ALL, 40, fA'j., ~ Londo9'
Tnglnnd, nus IA -u4ufln s,sut ~ no COLI
ebratoi physlcloa. r.a:s.s1c aih i!Aa0ts
WILSON, f.Bs. Lib, ~ Lrn-n!., are "a
Boiled on eUrE husl5. 80,
sOiS az fssAsueR ~ az 3Sal'n'E
UruxEfat smut FeNt 10 I,ttrAtiF. 90 81 Irr
polite: Cor - ~ ". To-. '" 90 ~"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06
DEATH Or AN OLD TIME TEXAS
LADY.

The death Is announced at her residences
In II lls,tsvilie, Texas, March p, 1874, 81
Mrs. MARI A. Sue don, rrsviously.the Wild
ow Of Captain IsaEc N. Mitohsil, and daugh.
ter Of Osiorsl James Kerr, the hr,t survey
or AID 4 usricAn ssttler on tho Gasdalups
river, for whom Ksrr oouDty was named.
She came 10 Texas eth her parsns from
81. Gsssvisvs, Missouri, In February, 1928,
whss q obild. Within ssnr months her
mother aud only two brothers were buried
IN the wilderness She was tdncatsd la
the ossvsnts ~ Psrrysvills and Cape OF
rAsdsAu, Missouri, rssching womanhood an
acoon pllshsd aud sstimasls Young lady, Of.
tsr hsvisg been Ditch fsr.sd up against
hostile Indisss and IN the gloomy rstrsAt
before Santa Anna In 1895. la search OF
health abe last year visited the Oily o!
hsxios. She was 6rst cossip aud youth.
fui c,ppsuion Of John Henry bro~s. and
had . lived till next February would have
been sixty ysars In rsxAs. Widely kaown
In ths mort harm part OF the stats, shs also
bed many old fr,sods among the present
citizens Of Dallas. who will sorrow 10 hear
OF her death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06
COMPLEMENTARY TO MARSHAL
ARNOLD

We take pleasure in calling attention to
the following report OF the committee on
Journals now on flo in the once OF the city
ssoretary in regard 70 the books and re--
ports OF @. Arnold city marshal during his
term Of Office, covering the past two years,
which tpssks tor itself:
10 the Honorable Mayor and City Council oil the
City Of Dallas 100.
GisrLxMEN. The fscal year OF 1888, DOW
20 report to your honorable body that we
have examined all statements, accounts
and books OF J. G. Arnold, city marshal ,
and fiud them correct In every Particular,
and full aud complete report is made Of
every dollar assessed by the mayor and the
receipts Of the city secretary for al
6nes collected.
q. r. CARrBR, Chairman
Committee on Journals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06

Smiths Estl,.. d N.y Flower,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iorall Dlscasos OF tho Bladder and kidneys.
ID Positively Cures where sal
Oshcr Remedies Have Fail.
cd 80 Produce RELIEF

"Brghrs Disease Of III Kidneys" icnriul
ecourgo. which spares neither nge, scx nor condl.
ton, becomes an incumbls disease only for tho
want of timely attention II allowed To work It's
ravsges unchecked until II has iastercd upon the
vital. OF I've victim, no medical skill can release its
hold; IL slaims 10. prey, aud annually numbenits
victims by the thousand. A timely use Of
o,,.., u~.,. -, Nav E,ouor
will positively prevent uch results IN PROOF OF
this assertion We clio you 70 'hs hu'hper'oS ''s''
monias in our possession, ana quoS sucn ouii'
nent authoriu" a. Ut I'll Ne'' vi He" "",v"'
Conn, and Dr. King SComp'ieF OF N'"ss us
penatory) ASK your own ph!s'e'a" a. -
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The prsqrsssiva merchant tailor OF to-dsy
10 en- Aflist He Ia An essential factor OF 80
ciety. This rsaniGg inhusncs OF his voce-
ton Ia ckpowlsdesd by the civilized world.
In the vanguard OF progress and ar,istic ex'
csllsnca, Ia this dsssrtmsnt OF eomp,srce,
wa unanlmnusly aeoord Donglass Bros.
the honor OF frat positioz IN this great
state doctors OF divlsity, doctors OF law,
doctors al a0dcps-mefchsnt Prices ana
merchz IL who ara not pTinces-men OF So
cisty and mon o. thO world. Aud IN tact,
every man who " soh,tious 10 appear at
his bsst by doonlrg fashionable apparel are
cordially invited to inspect tn hnest goods
evar dispiAyed by any sinilar houss Of the
great cities of this country. The onterprls'
ing fra va olluds TO will be- happy b an
,ic;pais your most oxscting r~Qnuements
and guarantee to You satisfaction 10 all
respects. Their prices are % low AZ hrst-
class work will admit OF intending pur-
chssers aud visitors generally are especially
requested to visit their elegant aud com
plste esta ,lishment, and by placing yohr
orders wish thcm-our word for it-you viii
never regret needing this advice, but rathsr
thank us for introducing you TO these eml-
nent gentleman and ms stars al art. Doug
lAss Bro. Is. 703 Main street, Dallas, Texas
-ees----- a.,
Mothers bring your cuildren TO the open
I
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cannentrnte Vitality.

Concentrate Nhhiuys
All excitauts, TO radically cure. must be
innocent. The art consists In continuing
their uss until matters In the rs stem con-
trary 10 health nre removed. Health iinds
happiuess in the mere sense Of existence.
Brsndreth's Pills stimulate the blood 30
ss to enable nature to throw off all morbid
humore, aud cure disease, no matter by
what name IL may called.
Tho secret OF recruiting the vittl princi.
ple is discovered in Brsndreth's pills. be-
eause they removs What holds II In check.
n is believed they possess tho elements OF
vitality. Hest, benithy animal warmth. Is
certainly increased BY the usS OF this won
derful medicine. Provided the great organs
ore not irrepsrsbly injured, there Is no dis
go Brspdrsth's Pills will not cure. The
true art OF healing 10 70 assist nature "a
throw Of diseass-to concentrate, Is II
we're, the whole Vitality Of the system 10
eject the enemy that hes fastened on
part.
Get Brandreth's Pills. Be put of with
no other, and follow the printed directions,
and health will surely bless yoa.
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.T,m Tired Out

I'm TfreU OuCs -, ,,,
IL do not think can stand this terrible
suff.rixg from tho rheumatism much long
en-. The pain has not left me for one min
ute during the last week." :" an sorry
ior you, on. IL IL Jour own fault. You
should use some Of Ponds Extract. Its
affect Ia quick aud sure" Snch was the
statement and answer made by two parties
in the writer's presence, md It Is the truth
No other rsTedy has cured so many Cases
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache, ear
ache. ETC., ~ the extract. Dnt In order
that you may not be deceived by an imi'
tNtior always insist upon having Ponds
1xtraot. 1t Is never sold Ia bulk or by
measure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06

o. exhibition tomorrow chltrens' and
mi.ses' hats, caps and bonnets at Bsu-
snfa
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BAKING POWDF r.

Mothers bring your cnildren 10 the open
ing tomorrow ct Bsumsn's.
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IN the Head the Vial fluli passing unDbserbe6
in the urine, Add many otner Diseases that loaA
70 inHsnitv aud death
THE En0LI~H MEDICAL TNsrIrUTD
will agree b. forfeit Five Hunsr~d 1DollAsps
for q case OF this kind the VI al "EsrOHA
TIVE under thoir special siyice ard treat
msnD will not cure or for anything impure or
injnring found In Il. ruE ESuif-H MEuE-
CAL DESTITUTE treats al Private Disoisss
successfully without mercury. ConsuitsttOa
Free. Thorough examination and sdvic5 Ia.
Guiding suslysis urine, ~ 80. Pdoe OF Vital
RESTORATIVE, Si.69 a bottle. or four lines ths
quantity. So 10, sent - any addto on receipt Of
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~ q guaranteed. seGu q from obserya ion, AMI
IN . private nHrne II desired, by sN0GlSB
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j. "a ntvsr.failinY tpnA
for nervous obility
exhausted Vitality, 9eus-
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energy snd honest dealing he hns msde a
success OF his business, and to-day Ia one OF
the solid and substantial men Of
our comfy He 10 recognized asa man OF
ability, enterprise aud integrity, and ~
thoroughly convsrssnt WITH tha wan's and
the psople, aud N elected b the petition 10
which he aspiros, the HEIALD feels satisfied
that sll measures affecting the welfare a
the state. and especially this section, will
Hnd In Mr.. Kimbrough = faithful, oontelsn'
tlous aud able representative.
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