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SUMMER NORMAL INSTITUTE.

* Good Attendance and Sew Methods of
Teaci'ins, simple But Effective.
Inc Normal Institute opened yoster-
LAY morning with smaller number
than usual, but this was Increased Inv
incoming groups until by II o'clook tLe
hall was we'll filled. Prof McGglro be-
ing absent for the day, after the usual
exercises OF music and PRAYER, Mrs.
/ Montgomery, Assistant PRINCIPAL. cnllod
/ The Institute 10 order and introduced
| Prot Stanbory as PRINCIPAL pro tom
| FIRST IN order ON the programme was n
! continuance Ut the word building and
| language lesson. This was taken charrr
OF ny Mrs, Green. I'm this lesson II was
| SHOWN that the new school method
! rriulreS the teacher 10 awaken IDEAS in
! the child's mind, and then train him In
| a popular use OF words in expressing
them, rms was followed by Il lesson
| ana an entertaining address bv per
ilnlvburton on spelling and pronp ,cin'
tion. This gentleman Is so carnes, vol
| Sn modest and kind i'm his manner. thnt
| II - pleasure To hear him. The state
| lhent that he has had to struggle with.
ana overcome some vocal difficulties i'm
| the acquisition Of u perfect uttprnnra'
! should encourage all Interested I'm
acquiring pure distinct articulation.
The caliSthouic class next rocpiveJ o,-
| teution, Miss de Capree introducinr snmo
new and graceful figures, nltcr which
! Mrs. Brolsiord was introduced. who
reaI Tor the general entertainment Brv-
| ant grand poem, "rhe ThanatopSis. -
inc now AID to the study of geography
| next claimed the attention of the ontiro
| thhan
the method n short description will NOT
be nmiss. \ bucket of sandianv sand
VIII answer, but that used In fo,indries
or moulding Is bestl Is poured on a
table and slightly mnistenod. II IL then
moulded or shaped by The
hand or n small fiat hoard
Into the form of the continnni
country or state undor conslderation
Tho children locate on this minintnro
bit OF the earth's surfnce all tho points
OF interest, principal towns, rivers, lakes.
mountains, ETC., by placing In tho sand
pits OF stick. Tho products are Indicated
Dy laying tiny portion Of each article
on the spot producing It, for instance, a
plt Vi cotton, grain OF corn, etc., in the
lOcality where they arc known TO grow.
Deposits OF mineral made known m Tho
same way. The children are Interested
IN hunting for and bringing In the ma
terial for this exercise, aud geography
lesson conducted in this way, Saw for
twenty minutes, three times n week
would open for them wide field OF re,
search and observation. This study
was explained by Mrs. Green,
MISS ftndrick was thon presented
ana the Institute enjoyed tho benefit OF
a hearty laugh at The expense of tho
e,.ltureu i'oston girl as held to view In
Next on the programme was Prof
StanberN's grammar class-hut this no
courteously waived until Monday that
thn Assem- bly, might have the pleasure of
hearing Mr. Lawther, of Dallas. con-
cor ming tho general Ignorance, even
Among grow n people, OF the meaning of
"lir commonest law terms. Ills rom.arks
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PERSONAL.

b. Chase, Kansas city, is ut the Wind
sOr.
\. J.. Robinson, Louisville, il ut IN,
Windsor.
C.S. Coyncr and wife, Athens, are al
the Windsor.
T, H. Dyer aud wife, Clarendon, arc
at the Windsor.
Al. Padgitt, Washington, Indiana, 1.
at the Windsor.
j. W. Sugg, Worcester, Massachusetts
Is at the Windsor.
e.. Il, Simpson is out again after Sc.
we're spell OF fever,
r. a. Mcrrcel and wife, Gordon, arc
guests of the Windsor.
ID. II. Atkinson and wife, Corsicar,
are guests of the Windsor.
John Pearson, the well-known druo
tourist, is ut the Windsor.
T, u. Wheeler, wife and daughter
Cisco, are guests at tho Windsor.
w. NJ. Ward, tho popular route agent
city.
Miss Katie Huffman is visiting Mrs
- So h'''Ahf w ''ANtANA y AfMs NhAlllNOI
county.
NJ. VI. Leepcr, conductor on the IIous
ton u Texas Central railroad, is regis
tered ut the Windsor.
Capt. :. =. Emmerson leaves Sunday
for hurricane Springs, Tennessee, Il
spend several weeks.
Miss Florence Tucker, OF Fort Worth
who has been visiting Mrs. W, Allen
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. VI. VI. Newsom, wife of DIR. New.
som, leaves sunday for Tennessee, ON d
visit IN her old home.
Tom Davic' with Strauss & Levy. IN.
city, returnc,. yesterday from bushes.
trip over North Texas, lie reports trade
fair.
Col. NJ Pointer arrived In the city YES.
terday rom tennessee, whittier he went
10 take the remains OF his mother for In.
terment.
Rabbi Cercndorf, of Detroit, Mich.
gan, Is expected & arrive IN "A lew davs,
and Will take charge of the Congrera,
ton Emanuel ~ It's pastor on trial.
George II. Potter, representing Bo,ter.
ton, Irvine X Co., aud Tom Harris
Blankenship & Blake, left Yesterday
morning on a business tour TO Abilony
and the west.
Hon. Olin wollborn returned from
Washington Thursday night. Ills
family, for the present remain in
Washington. To tho credit OF Col
Wellborn and the honor OF his district
i can be said that no man In Congress
has, gone 40 rapidly 10 tho front and
made such an enyiable reputation there
"a session. His district, In view Of
unis TACT, will very properly return him
Llls year without opposition of any
tional ticket a brilliant one, the best thai
could have beon selected undor Tho
circumstances, and absolutely bound 10
win. Tho Colonel II looking well and
VIII soon be shaking hands with hls
thousa 1ds Of friends throughout the
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were brief and to the point, and clothed
impure English. Among the words, of the
meaning of which children are usually
Ignorant, Mr.. Lawther cited: Constit1-
-societY-stato-l As he pro-
nounced each word he defined il in Ian
guase so simple and plain that child of
hve years might have understood it
without difficulty.
Prof Mcclure has expressed an earn
est desire to have the Institute bone-
iited by such addresses from LAWYERS
and physicians, and the Institute hopes
10 near again from Mr.. Lawther and
other members of the Dallas bar.
After this the roll was called and the
session closed with song by Miss Vir-
gle Helm. These little fntorludes OF
music and reading break the programme
most agreeably and give to the labors Of
the Institute that variety which is said
to be the spice of life,
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DALLAS POsT-OFFICE.
Increase of Busincss-More Carriers and
Clerks-New Mail Route-The New Fed
ernI Rnildi,,a. NJ.

Increase of Busincss-More Carriers and
Clerks-New Mail ROute-The New Fed.
eral Building, Etc.
Under the annual reimbursement of
hrst-class post-oflices in Texas, Dallas is
the only one that shows an increase of
business of 1851 over 1923. With the
reduction Of one-third under the two
cent act, this Office shows an increase of
ten per cent, which is equal to an in
crease OF nearly fifty per cent. Who
can read these facts and figures and
then say that Dallas is not the most
progressive city in North Texas,
postmaster Garrison informed n
HERALD reporter that he is expecting
authority to increase the letter carrier
force, and also the clerical force of the
once, as the rapid increase of business
Is entirely beyond tho control of the
present number of men employed.
haliway mail service has been estab-
H Irshed between Dallas and Kemp, on the
trunk road. This service will
po III operation in very
SNORT time. The Texarkana
ana ri Paso route has received an addi-
tional man who will go to relieve the
9Verworked employees on that line
postmaster Garrison when asked what
progress was being made in the con
SGructlon OF the new post-oilice and
United States courthouse, replied that
the Treasury department had adver-
used for bids to complete the building
TO the roof, but unless the plans were
enlarged it would not be large
enough, AZ the new building is to be the
same size as the one in which the post
once is now located, which even now is
eeihtlrely inadequate in which to perform
the service required.
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PRECINCT CONVENTIONS.

Democratic Call-Thc Purposes for Which
They are Called-The Places of Meet
ing.
The Democrats of Dallas county are
hereby called to meet at their respcc
tive voting places on Saturday, JULY
18th, 1881, ut p. M, in tho county, an(
at o o'clock p. M, in the City of Dallas
for the purpose of selecting delegates Il
the County convention, called to meet
ON July 18th, 10 O'Clock a. M, to select
delegates to the Senatorial convention
of the Twcnty-secOnd Senatorial dis.
trlct, called to meet in the CITY of Dallas
July @lst, 1851. Each precinct will be
allowed one delegate to every fifty votes
east Tor dov. Ireland at the last election,
rs follows:
First Ward Five votes; meet at civ
hail.
Second Ward Six votes; meets over
Obenchein Il Jones store, corner Lamar
and Camp streets.
Third Ward -Four votes; meets at
Tricks store.
Fourth Ward--Four votes; meets at
Ioung's schoOl-house.
Fifth Ward--Three votes; meets at
Five Points store.
Sixth Ward Five votes; meets at Office
of Clark's mill.
Fair Grounds Six votes.
Oak Lawn--1hree votes.
Farmers Branch-Two votes.
Trinity Mills-One vote.
Biles' School-hOuse- One vote.
Worthington-Thrce votes.
Duck Creek-Four votes.
Pleasant Nalley-Two votes.
Scyene-Three votes.
Mesquite Two votes.
Keberg One vote.
Richardson-Eight votes.
I.ancaster-SiX votes.
Hutchins Two votes.
Wesley Chapel-One vote.
lisbon-On vote.
Mount Airy--One vote.
Grand Prairio-One vote.
Prairie Nallcy-TwO votes.
Cedar lIill-Three votes.
Five Mile-Ono vote.
Eagle FOrd-One vote.
Seag0rville-One vote.
Suits School-housc- One vote.
blackberry One vote.
Spring Chapcl-Ono vote.
Cold Springs vote.
Long Crcck--Onc vote.
AT the same time delegates will be ST.
lccted To represent Dallas county in the
congressional convention, provided one
u caled' q. G.. COLE,
Chairman,
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(jj5lttii)Cllra
Blood Purifiers and
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\ Positive Cure Tor Every Form of ski,
and Blood Disease, from PIm-
pies to ScrofuIa.

TNFANTILE and Birth Humors, MIL,
L Crust, Scaled Head, Ezcemas and every
lorm OF Itching, Scaly, Pimply, Scrorulous
allu inherited diseases of the Blood, Skin and
Scalp. with loss of Hair, from Inti,nrv tn 40
cured by the CuTlCURA REsoLvENT, the new
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CurICuRA SOAR, the great skin cures, ey-
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hp USED from the tupu1ant nr bGrtI, 1890 ''''
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IGE m Nr-CENrkALLI LOCATEb-
I FlT,l-cia,s sleeping rooms: south cSno,.
ui,; Nil -c9nycnioucas. LrNpsLEY n BFNp.
E"is'' '"' Mnih street, up-,uirs IBID
l'pR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHES
4 rooms nj lii2 Main street. ,,plst
EoE RENT-TuREE C0TTAGEs-lS,
commerce street. 1871 Commerce str,ei
. 'au rs Main street; good is'crn wntcr yiNl
Mnoy' houses. Inquire ut SDpsoS u flrfr.
jyai
i,WN hENlOl LGAst-E FIFTY ROOM
4 new brlcl; hutoi building. cligibly alma.
.'u, lE one of "a" best ana most rrpwing
,uWh' lh me state; building lust completed
Walcl-WurkS convenient. within I blork nj
| Inc 9rro's. The most liberal terms VIII beo..
| icrtd 10 the right man. For further unrilcu.
l"rc, "'urts, jim ilNEUI,, Terrell. TrV. yl5i
lNjlt En,I - IiUi ~ WITH Four
4 rooms, about 100 feel rront, currcr OF
Akurd aud Jackson, on north Side jackson
street Apply tor. i. PUTTY, G5S North Har.
wool street. iyl'.1
l,'OR kENI-NO. so Elm STREET
= next door to Sycamore street; also a.
IlH sycamore street, for rent Tor term %.
years; these are No. ! business location,
!usi west of the POStof,co. Apply 10 bore.
,,NSS " I,ANnyIR. M. ill sycamore street
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I'oERENT-.TWO NICELY FURNISHES
4 rooms nj lll2 Main street. ,'r,-tt
NOTICES

NIL T. 10 CONIkACrORS-SEALE
y bids will be- received nj INV ntIIrc to isf
S,N-lhch pipo sewer irum Jefferson strcel .
Murphy street, through the blocks hctwed
MAN ANA Commerce streets: also to coniina'
me NN-inch pipe sewer now heiug lnd
lnt.u5l DOCK 10 east toapOini about 2,OiSt
at the regular meeting of the CIV Council
ON the on OF August The CITY Council H..
serves the right To reject any or nh Kids.
W. M.JOIlNSON, CITY Engineer.
oAttAs, TENAs, July H. 1881.
NOTICE. no CITY TAN-PANEkS-Uf.
~ flCE ASSESSOR Ann COILFCTor. DNt.
LAS, TEXAS, June ~, lSSi.-rhc cItv nd MILO
rem, special railroad and school taxes for IN
year leSl are now due, and payable M nv oil
nee N NE CITY Han. j. c. BoGEL, ASsesso
- -. -- = u..-uLuL. .... ical-S
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE COLLEGE,,
EDUCATIONAL.

Terms Per Session Of Twenty Weeks.
Primary sI, an
preparatory .... 'j1 r0
Academic ~ nm
Collegiate. ~, Wv
incidental Fee payable on entrance. i 90
PPi.,uI,.loil &c ......,... 10 20
hoarulng washing not includnd) wi,h
diShis, Iucl ana servants attention 50 no
iulIioh bill TO be paid monthly. Board bills
nan payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
ems, toliet articles, table napkins and one pair
each OF sheets, blankets and pillow cases.
-, EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
tlGn0, organ or Guitar ~ Soi M
Special Vocal Lessons " "A
l Sc OF instrument for daily practice zone
Art ,ro,i,.,.., =, % w
Latin, French or German ........ IN IN
ClllSthentcs daily ....... / M
Music Vocal and Instrumental after tbe
most approved composers. Modern and cIas-
SlCal music taught; also thorough bass. We
. nIler To the patrons of the school the services
Oh corps OF compe ent, well-Salaried Teach
erS, chosen and fried, some of whom have
been with us for i've and a half wears. and t0
all boarding pupils the attentions of n moth.
or 1T the hands of the principals wife.
paughterS OF ministers OF all dcnomina-
mons instructed free Of charge, eEcept as ia
lncideht4l fees and extras. Give us a triaI
ana we snail make good these pledges.
W. X. JONES.
IreSlGent and prODriptur
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THE STAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA.

REV, JAMES WILLIS, Principal.
ms Wcll-known institution is one of tho
best In the south. Noted for lis cyceIlrnt
corps OF teachers, elegant and hcalthfuI loca
iHcllllles for Music and Art Not Scctarinn
lerns moderate. Session opens first Wed.
nGSday. In september. Apply for catalogue.
ne principal will visit Texas the latter bari
Oh AuSust and accompany those going tot he
mine time and place Of starting.
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.....-.... LEGAL.
Ilth iAlh OF TENAS.-ro ALI, pER.
a sons interested In the administration q
ne estate, OF ;. ID. Davenport, decreased
tlchun MorlOn, executor, has nird In tlie
county Cour, of Dallas county n nnnl ee.
cunt, shnwit Z the condition of snid "st"t,. M
: ~ uavei port, deceased, which viii 6'
lvdtW ~ We next tom OF said vuurt, com.
ncncing on the FIRST Monday i'm Anrtist A.
-. lS>', otthc court house I'M the city ~: nal.
as at which time all persons Interested m
'ald estate may appear und contest snid ne
'ount if they see proper
Witness, w. NJ. G, Hill. County clerk W
Dallas county, Texas.
JL S,l-Gvcn under my hand nni the sesl
81 said court, ut office In the city nf Dallas
TINS 18th day OF June, \. ID. 1854.
W, NJ. e. HILL
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas
Rv IT, II. HuGUHS nenutv
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In recent attack of acute neuralrio.
says Mrs Mary II. Shced, ITO Marylaud
ave, Washington, ID. g., was cured LN.
81 Jacobs oil, the great pain rclicvcr.
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"OUR LITTLE ROY y

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stebbns, Belcher.
Town, Mass, write: "Our little boy was ter
riDly afillcted with Scroiula, salt Rheum and
ErySipeas ever since he was born, and moth
Tug we could give him helped him until we
tried CVrlCuRA REMEDIES, which GRADUALLY
cured him until he is now as fair as any
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They Have Won the Highest Prizes.
Benson's Capcine Porous PlasterS nev
or soil the skin, hands or linen. Tho,
are prompt and certain DE.
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HIGH SCHOOL
THE ELIZABETH AulL FEMALE SEMINARY
DISSOLUTION.

DlSSoLuTiON NOriCE-THE FIRM Of
- Fortune Bros. Is this day dls.Dlycd rs,
inninel colse 4, jlN husiness VIII br con.
lD'n.r nN W. HForuhc lor ni, avn account
L..sl..S, 49,. Is, ssh.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
Stlunton, Virginia.

- 707TIVVI' ' TT TIITU.
Hiss NAM d. BALDWIN. Principal.
Opens September 3.-Closes june. 1888
Unsurpassed In its location, in its buildings
ard grounds, in its general apDointnrntS,,,d
sanitary arrangements its fun corps of s,l
pGrior and experienced teachers: ia unrivoled
advantages in Music, Modern Language,
iriocutiQn, tlne Arts, Physical Culture and
housekeeping The successful efforts made To-
secure health, comfort and happiness: itson.
position to eXtravasance, its standard of solid
ScholaISiiip For full particulars apply TO the
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liorsfor'I's Acid Phosphate,

" ~ " . TITT NNTIT TlTs
DIR. Il. Cutler, Boston. MASSACHUSETTS,
nys: ~ found IL 10 realize the expo,l
iaiions raised aud regard Il ~ a reliable
article.'
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STATE AGRICULT URAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGEOF TEXAS

WI bI'NNVII OF TIE Z UNIVERSITY.
College Station, Texas.
endowed 10y act OF L. S. Congress Eouip.
PED by the State fTcXaS, with form. buii,l.
..hgS, Shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, to
training young men TO become ,irrnesf,,i
Farmers, Engineers, Machnists, Chemists
Architects, Contractors and leaders in Mi
business enterprises Tuition free. All other
SNrtilsGs extremely low. Session commences
september |, 1884. For full particulars. mi.
dress II n nTNUiTnTr,I '"-
lnnirtuou nft tho t',,,,,It,.
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LOST.
LEGAL

I qSr-,A Solitaire DIAMOND RING
80 ,i,ueT WIN ne handsomely rewarded by
rClMrnlns II IN The Herald Office. WIS
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ifOh SALE-ONE COW AND CAI.F Al
= AUCTION, on saturday, at 10 n. m, mt i IN
Hl9 Elm street. ''''''''''' -it ,.Il {,
I4O o1lii seALh-LAkGE BAY HORSE, sur
a HpIe LOT carriage or DRAFT: 49, hands higa
perfectly gentle. GEORGE /. W EpSTi, ~ l''sl l
Elm street. " IDOL Hi,i ~
(OR sALE-A HOUSE AND IO1J nv
" loung street, near Veal ApnIy ~ ~
Gchtfd Grocery, corner Elm and pesS
800 80, jyljit
I'Ok SALE-ThE PLANO MILI%,vFv
and for middlings, purified ana CIV tor W i
complete, with capacity of3O barrels fG,i. ,is'
uaEi also gin stands, engine and hail. Ps
horsepower. Also good dwellingS VI
io ~, Wen and spring, and Is acres OF la1J
on spring Creek in Collin county,. win in ,.lu
illle OF the II. d Y. G.. Railroad nj Plann' que
III lhr center OF fine, rich agricultural co rn''
KY, ihickly populated. Motive of saIIinnl'
IlNlsion OF proceeds. Considering the ii, naIls
uioii i'Hu Ihe magnificent crop of grain t6ot 4
now belhg nary o5ted, a better bargain cgrIl' ~
pc hud' WIN sell for cash or part cash ana ma
paiahce IN good farming property, OGernG
3hiy Tor Il short time by MtRPHY 4 BoitN,
nhtnl EStaie Agents, No. 700 Main stree,
-, -, ieli-tt
HON S9ALt:-ON ACUOCN T OF M,
9ealtil, VIII offer for sale INV entif,
oouIulig-hOuSe outfit, complete i'm pvcr,, d.
Paltment, consisting Of furniture. bedIinr
dining-roon and Kitchen; evcrvth i ino
SoOu as new. Call at once at 100 JgrI, sS
street. 'O' '"chsnl
COX - LION Il ACRE. THE MOST Al
a .TactlNc residence lot I'm tho city a.
when Is nice cottage, fine, large I'm m MI
slHblc, a number of Out-hOuscs. n bnnrtiSS
SrlSsE yard, Il large nunlber of forest ami
run trees, ciStcrn and well, within nnc LIort
ol the Belt street railway and convenient ~
1llH overlooking the business payt ofthe DIV
11IieTcd Tor q few days AT n bargain. Mia
III DOLANL, Real EState Apcnfg oi,I
Collectors, No. 100 Main street. JrnSi.t,
EWR SALE-OWING TO MY ABSENT
= lor protracted time. l offer for sale nv
HlHle ana buggy; perfectly gentle and n Gnt
9 n.y., Apply to Martyn's Stable NAH
.S,,t, 1913 hl-l-loIr' iunl5-ti
E'Ok SALE-A FINE, NEW. ROONy
- tWp-sIoiy residence conveniently mr..
drngvu ana wei constructed, with annie
srouhus, well shaded by forest and otbe,
frees, water works attached, large cistcrr
several springs, living and evpr. ao,ri,',
stream running through the south end of H.
grounds, which j. susceptible of bcjnl, r1sd.
very beautiful and attractive at little cynen.o
anu can ne tilted furraiSing fish: In n c6oic.
ii,ulsipoIlloou' convenient 10 business front.
IM3 street railways For particulars. rrice
I'M terms, call ON MURPHY Il BoLANZ. Reol
street. U.s. -'O, ~ nam
E'OIt SALE-BROOM MACHINES PoP
Il s%lc' Two new machines and nrssses
N'NtlAkC q Br!ttOn manufacture. ar soi1
cs..aP' Address WM. PFOUTs, care HERALp
-. .-.-.-.... lan&l-d
FOX SALE pR RENT--A FIHSI.t u. ASS
Il nrlhu new piano; will sell on the install.
"i'nV plah' Apply to 3ji Ross Avenue.
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WANTED.

\ A.Ni.IiLD-IaIMEDIATELY, . nm
T., 'iI2s carpenters bench hanGs,. -
I" '''u ilNe H.c0, IS q day. MOI" L., - Negt
Texas. - -i'No.' tn'sicar,
" M EDO KENT. lrtnN S.-{t5..-
parity furnished, q hous,, al - VI
I,n M IooIns' IN dry ANA hcl.hy ,a's
i, onii.ai.' or oddresS, stating levms. cn,,l
Co., 'O1 Main street. esl LA
" ~ ED - N BLANK r,N,lIfo
w bL-NK esq drawers. ra,,ts XXI n
hHndS' Apply between hour - "iid sli
Vain street entrance. ga" an
"a AM ED--AGENTs For! TFl5 q, 9, w, " 70
~ OF Cleveland a Hendrirl,s co,,..,ii.lN
iull history Of the Democr.lir r,nft,. ing
Rook ana Bible Co., 757 Elm stree, n LEY
w A,NTED-MAN AND WIEN q q \ y y :.
two IN Na|9 ~, Wlie to cook in family
TWO Apply az Fine, Very Fines C', m,,I,S {
Hue,so Elm street. ooin,ml
w ANlED-rHE TENAS NT,TIf !, = ~ :.
doWment Association will givo ! ~, - EN
prohtabie employment to eXperiencssI1 ia "a az
ance solicitors. Address A. ii. HaTTI,,' ilSul
tarV. ~ Vain street. Dallas, Texas. ~ seer
"a AN1ED-.i,IIN AEN H. ~ y
lor our subscription books in ever,. -A !,
ana county In Texas: liberal terms on{ cit
drosS NJ, LILY I-ieIi gwen Gall on or oi
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w ATTSdIEEPT4 ft6.c 70 STOP AT THEN
1 liONAL HOTEL, first-clasS accn ,n ~
qHatIons at reasonable rates-ONI SV"'t IN
BB0,hlAk AND TWENTY FINE rE' Nm
IER DAY, The building is brick, wiz T6E "A
stalrways in case ofiire Located in tSd iHhre
ness portion of the city, only one SQUARE 9nSl
lPlcff1c"r iIhei ana one square fr9m Te2n
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eithef road, Onicc open atnight. Guess ",
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"MORKS TO A CHARM. I,

j. ;. Weeks, esq, Town Treasurer, st. Al
bans, W., says In "A letter dated MAY y: ait
works to a charm on my baby's face and
mead cured The head entirely, and has near
~ cleaned the face of sores. have recon-
lncnded IL TO several, and Dr. Plant has or
lcrcd IL for them ''"' VI
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Medical Departmental University Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS.

AT' VIZ AAshN's
As u Is univcrsnlly admitted that Pmct!cnl
Medicine and surgery cannot hc taught ,iso.
where Than at the bedside NJ the sick and
wounded, this Institution Justly claims unri.
vailed advantages In the Introduction Of ~
classes into the wards ur the great Charity
hospital. whose Eight Hundred beds aud nh
annual admission NJ Eight Thousand patient,
supply unlimited chemical material Clrcu.
lHrS sent upon application.
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- TERRIELE CASE.

charles Eayre llinkle, Jersey City Heights,
~ Jr writes: My son, a lad Of - wears, was
completely cured of a terrible case of Eczcma
oN thc CtTlCuRA REMEDIES. From theto
ul MS mead TO the sulcs of his feet was one
mass Of scubS." Every other remedy and
nhYAicInns Ind hnnm irlnl IN ,.nI,, ~ W"
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Everybody should use Little Joke
smoking tobacco.