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New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

hnve been 81 mnfkea THAT kansas and NssEsskA
which ~ eesad always W naa \ market b3F tss,
agricultural rsoanets ~ shese Hts,es ssa ipgs,.
tofies, nave bees aisspbsasaa, W tesssie Ny
Instance, the isisasi8a afmefs Ret eglF gai.s
eAeaSh agricultural pFadnets tM hame esasgap
tl9n, bW Also safplas mg espaFt, pl eQagsa ths
scarcity of wataF ~ manY localities makes iInposs
he any extended ial pf irrigation; has 1t Is hoped
that the successful slnhlng vt artosian Well, in
such localities will bring 10 tha surface water suf-
hoient ior all purposes.
The Evening Post informs its readers that it ia IN.
able TO say whether the consumption of tobaccop
has fallen of since election. Seeing that lares
number of Independents" have been reported
since election as chewing chiefly the cud of bitter
repentance. should judge that the consumption
had fallen OF
ItIs quite wise notion Of some prominent Dem.
Ocrats that Governor Cleveland "Ought not IN
weaken his party. either in the House or Senate.
by his selection of Cabinet officers" Everybody
knows that 1t is weak enough in either house ia all
conscience and the withdrawal Of any men of abil.
ity from its ranks would indeed be real catss.
trophe. Considering that the weakness of tho
party. even in the House. where it has had
majority often has been such for years past that it
has never been able to concoct sensible measure.
to agree upon any rational policy, to provide need.
ful funds for public expenses, or to pass even
the most needful Appropriation bills without
ridiculous blunders, it is exceedingly wise for
Governor Cleveland to refrain from diminishing
the little stock of good that the party has in
that body. STILL the advice is given him not alto
gcther from disinterested motives. Tho people
who make this valuable suggestion, as it happens,
are people who want places in the Cabinet them.
selves, aud have not been able TO reach either the
House or the Senate II occurs TO them, naturally,
that the withdrawal of men like Bayard and Gar.
land and Randall, and the rest would create on
aching void. So it would. but then no one would
miss these patriotic outsiders if they members
of either house and should be Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
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z11II.,, Il, M,svGs ifs NaeNeaots,"
Ntbl.ss tSstittft h9,sf sNntrs
Et.ll "a lbl NilSt AbNNiH"
Elltl,,e I'D rlaee Me,hNsAAMW r,onH
E,NsDy laslist ~, 40 AHatt'g,sssh t''eM'
fNt A'Ntiffw aSWorka IaNerflA iS,s hefeN|N
UtIsp Vutg, nNlst- s-H W iNGAa'sp'
frlliAShAIlNG Ga kQileg sAaNnh .rno privata
V.nisVA sotAee IutAIgg = ssp - VINE fNN""
seeretaTY-' ,,...,.> .xnu,tion salmagiudi
NArioNAl AQAnNMN 0f i'ts'n hAN"'"" @'"''e'''''
klnlo's (s A RpGA--s-' FEDORA
frIr I'm AIkF-s-" Map stuart
fnlIlA rHIArRi.-s-" TannhaenserN ,,,,.... .o One
tsIoS SQUARE TnEAT9t - . lhfee ""'' '" '"'
Husband" 49,. ,,..oan
WI, ,ck's IUrATRE-S-" Victor nuranu
6Iu A,tNVF IHEATRE-S--" Nam Nnilo;,
Yarn sTktEI THEAIKK--s--" FriVolly'
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CREDITORS OF BANKRUPT FIRMS.

John II. Bird.-I consider the practice which many
assees have Of giving the names Of the cred
tors OF firm that has failed TO be pernciOus The pub
cation Of these in many instances brings the
creditors tight places financially speaking Whenn
becomes known that these firms have heavy outstanding
debts which they cannot realize except in part, dis
trust is created and pressure for the payment Of debtsn
immediately made.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

IN the i,,,n oh s8Hs ground. A. Al events. "
,heie Is sasbiei0h that he misht secal the
,f,-,uea n ,hat ,eie Net 8h, 0f ,eaeh " is mo'r
sa,iameleN ~ iasw thNt he caNhat eet W
,ham ,Aaa w. heN him declare that thes a'e
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

The lovers of sleighing and skating are nav
ing an excellent opportunity to indulge thelr
fayorite sports. The snow hereabout Is rarely
in better condition for enjoyment on runners,
though smoother track would be desirable ior
speeding fast horses. Three or four more days
of this bracing winter weather will be necueu
to make the ice safe in Central Park, but there
are plenty of chances TO skate in Kinks ana Oh
ponds if people take the trouble to find them.
Brooklyn skaters are rejoicing because a part
of the Prospect Park lake was opened Tor thei'
use yesterday, and they are hoping for arepeu-
ton of the sixty days skating enjoyed there
four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
o00ptHAViNN N pNNlANR

gbs RSp n Hbs Nswlra-i se surprised ~ 'he 'As@
iUtarest AeaiN 1hn peeple ~ lh's country !" eNWS'H'
t,e aud Industrial associations Ihesp axe FelpN's ~
least ia which Europe leads VS. lous way lheFe ara
23sO SO operative soelpos Ia Germany with mrmpsr,
ship OF aver Que mihon, aud last year they purchased
over $40 600 Of goods Ia England there are lsO
societies, with 6OOOOO members which dealt Ia mer'
chaudse last year to the extent OF slihoooooo iheJ
were rst organized ia England in 1877, and last yeas
the members saved goods bought over 9JOOOOOO.
which, being reduced to individual average, Is equal
to ono-hteenth OF tho annual income OF each member
These associations have buyers in every large market IN
the world who are the alert to take advantage
OF decline in prices. Tho benefits to be derived from
these organizations obvious that the time oaAhos
be far distant when they will become popular here a.
they undoubtedly should be.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

the s.me buiiiina and n would see@ ,ha. II
w.b, have bean intended nf him. f3 he .,, mas
been ne recipient oF sueh fae8,s be'ef@ Ihe
bM whe hs,agM the b0s sRna'ehhS Ma y
straightforward stow, aad sAoaaht he WA
eaFaNs paehage ef heehs' ihe eeH'tisaAee
Was eiumsih pWt tegelheN aud PTehsNh ~
gyeat damage would have resuiled had " seNe
of Possibly the man with graS WmseeEs ana
brown hair (who the boy says, gave hlm 'hv
boxl had a grudge against the Tract aocieN
that ho wished to pay,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

The Italians who forced their way into a
court room yesterday to see their countrypen
Examined on Che charge of counterfeiting may
have reason to regret their impetuosity. They
we're deity photographed by Secret Service
officer
The Brooklyn car-dliver whose mother re-
Gently died and left him a considerable sum of
money shows good sense in sticking to his car
Prosperity has not spoiled him. He knows
how to drive a ear, and he does not propose TO
rise above his station or undertake an occupa-
tion for which lac is not fitted.
A dispatch from Madrid says that the Spanish
Minister has been empowered to assent TO
notifications of the treaty If its ratification by
our Government can thus be secured. Those
who oppose the treaty on account Of the pros
pective destruction of our sugar industry may
have some of their fears allayed by learning
that Spain is willing to change ii so that only
sugars below No. l3 viii be admitted Free
No charity appeals more forcibly 10 the
philanthropic mind than the Hospital saturday
md Sunday collections, which will be made
to-day and tomorrow. Last year about
$4,000 was obtained in tMs way. and collcc-
lions were taken in 220 churches. The
manarcrs expect even better results this year
We hopc thcy viii not hc disappointed rhoso
mchncd Ia contribute viii have no difficulty IN
fading nltcN /, dopos,t thci' money to.day
The proposition td mako the p,rVdon, ct The
s,ork tSrhonFra euh,icd oitc,, and to cnln,gr
ms roWr,s r,ra,h vill douhtl,s mo,nkc much
hscNssioN ninonp ,hc memhrts ihvt Wrms
ta he tW6 ftt,5 WNi defined pait,cs lhosa
whb biposc the u,ntAdmtN,s SNbmitttA 5rs,ri-
as saB Vim, 'h,5 suach ,o6 mHrh M erAtaii-
sasioA, Aeea,dies VS. tRe new ,ian the pfsi-
nea, Nri hdia eihet iNni te,,is, esAAe, eAgsFe
~ aeuye bNsiHtss M sase iaH ~ NAasapsians
pa the iia9g, and mas' aeyele hls enllge ,,ae te
IA eiiieial dutles, II ls eNideut thai geod
deal can te said aud will be SAID, en both
Sides
The object of sending al internal machine TO
the Office of the American Tract Society is not
clear. Mr. Anthony Comstock has his Office ia
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
FRANCE oy run AGGRrssIvR.

Cdpiafn BsdJord Igfa EaGish Ndrg-Ihe next war
IN Europe will believe he between mo French and the
Germans France, witch, under thc head N Napoleon,
won such splendid Victories n not content % remain
practically conquered nation Tho Rhine 's me natural
boundary of France nnd not nn u Is barb n thc hands
~ tho ffrnchmen viii 'hot hr willing to hecoc thcm-
solves entirely 20 the aais ~ reace ihes are wonder
fM fenaws those nenrhwrni see whnt thc5 have tone
srrc the iA,e wan ihsy hatc itlipa the hra,s debs
rAcei hre hy Uernany ',on ,hrif shculAstt ns ra't
A rassspa Nothing tann'A thrw lhet ntc@ n~
Nppt ga et,eigw N'a. ss " ~ aAt'ene'ien " hea.
.WtA tNaiy utl,hhrga Ae'p q iAe htiA \
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
TALKS 1B0UT TOWN.
TIE EARLY DAYS OF CENTRAL PAR


sGenerdl Egbert L. Vice I first drew up the plans for
Central Park in 1856. My report printed in full in
several newspapers, taking whole page. William Cul-
len Bryant editorial article praised my scheme. but
declared that would live 10 it carried out.
When drvcways OF the Park thrown open to tho
public In 1862 there public conyeyances TO that
part Of the city The lot occupied by the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel was used circus ground, and tombstone
yard adorned the spot upon which the Alhemare and
Hoffman Houses stand. There were no buildings IN
Broadway above Union square. IL was about the year
1856 that the and Astors abandoned Secondaye
which was at that time the fashionable quarter OF the
city for Fifth-ave. Everybody was laughing AZ the abb
surdity Of the movement II wasn't long, however be-
fore nearly all Of the hgtoned families had left their
establishments the Old for the moro spacious buildings
In the new. fashionable quarter Many people living
down town hardly ever heard Of Central Park until sey
ea years after II had been opened The breathing
place Of the city IS completed with few changes
according TO tho plans which drew mp thirty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
GEOGRAPHY AND TREATIES.

Ulysses d. Eddy erporter.-rhe argument for union
of Western peoples by means of commercial treaties loes
much OF its with reference to the South American
states by reason of few hard geographical facts gen.
orally overlooked. The best trading portions as Brazil
are actually 60 England than TO our ports Moss
OF the correspondence between New-fork ana iIo J%
neo gees by way Of London As for the western pafto
the Continent that is still further oil and will be untl
the opening of the Panama Canal At present Engahds
commerce preponderates in the South American states
and will prevail for the geographical causes have hoea
I'm spite OF state treaties rejection by the S'hatoo o'
the West India treaty viii, am convinced, put '"'S
into our possession, and that at no distant day
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN NEw.MExIco.

BTsINESs DEPRESSION N NEW-MEAIUU'
Ji,dge Henry J.. waldo ~ Ne,c Merico.-Au the inau@
tries of our Territory suffering from the unccahV
about the tariff. Wooraisng. which is next In sIew
the mining and catle-raisng industries, suffered Us
did all over the country, when the duty on WOOL W.
lowered and the depression has been further Increases
by the uncertainty The apprehension that the tarh On
lead viii be reduced has depressed that mining interest,"
materially It not only depreciates tho value OF PIP
critics but has tendency to rctard investment DC.
smcters for instance, much needed at socoo' uu'
no one cures dip in present. The Territory IN ~
main l. fairly prosperous. oar business Is aoou' Inv
Tint OF The country at large.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

owners, fst the Responsibility fbr the sinking
0T ,he hofniS can hardly be ecaded undef any
eSNeeivAhla circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

The object of sending an internal machine TO
Che office of the AmerIcan Tract Society is not
clear. Mr. Anthony Comstock has his Office Ill
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
1noer 10 Advertisements.
Dusncss Noiices.

Novr. SWEET HOME 50 monthly buys your
,vu so Bnil Lots choicest part OF Newark NJ;
s,gD AMI s3J each sslls monthly pay ments OF
k5per lot Circulars All dipsp ~
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without date. Seo,ni- rhas the cert.
ficate thereto wac fatally detective,
The certificate was written on tho ssm'
pipsr On he deed and ifsdt: "fha STATE "
Texas County Of Grsyhuu. Before me, J,
NJ. Giyenr. notary public for said county,
personally came n. M. Good, TO me well
known, and Acknowledged he signed and de.
livored tue 4 rego'ng deed Tor The oonsld,rl
lions and purposes tnefein stated.
H.. 81 (Signtd) J. NJ GivRHt,
Notary Public, erayson @ uu'y, Texas.
the proper seal for notariCs pnblio for
Grayson county Texas, was attached 10
the certificate. Held. The court erred 10
not admitting the deed, lha certificate
telng ia substantial cup lance with
the ssluic. pisy Stats Art,
.yento the validity offs decd. A deed hay.
ing no date, or even an impossible date (as
February SOY viii lake effect rom the date
OF ite delivery, e Black. Com, 307, ]
Step. Com i3) The precise date Of record
ing he deed being fometimssOi the utmost
mOmenf, the statutes rroylde that the
record shall chow Il. (R-r. stats, Arr.
1901, i203.) IL ~ 10 he %lresum,d lhgt The
recording officer did HE duiy ~ this fc.
epeot. The lords "givsn urder my nnrd
aud the seal OF Office" Huou.d eiwiyF he
used Rev. Stats. Art. 43l2), bu. 'helE 90.
sencs does not silsct tho validity OF the In
strumont. Rsveriod and smanded.
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Threc Monster contrnots

II H. with pleasure that the Times IN
nouncis tbs .lact this morning that the
"Pennsylvinia Table Works" Of Piusbufr.
Peunsy lyania, whose two great millr, hay.
ing a capacity much greater than any Other
mguuiectory otpip.s IN he county, vircfd
by ths above c1njrGcts recently made by
them, are hereafter 10 be represented Ia
CrioAgo IN II mGnnCr at clce concentrate
with the demandB e this market 40 sell 30
OF the enormous production oil these great
mills. Heretofore Huntingtcr, Hopkins d
Go OF san Franciscc, California. h.vo been
the sole wCsrCrn agents, aud thc Only p1iri
| Vest OF Fitttburg where q iul HLd complete
stock OF eli sizes sud ga large quantitsH
vas 20 be- icunn IA stock. Ina iiUp4
Is happy 10 announce that Nr
s. W. Adams, a thoroughly pfao'
tica. man, who hiss had oyer ei-aitru
yeDs' cXperiguoe la ibis lire Ci business,
has been placed a. tie head ut 10 hsdlch
house Just located ia ca cagO. With 2 stock
on hand With special reference % The I'm.
mediats 5uppiy, atall times and ir nll sizes
and quantities, ~ NJ leading MAJ ket in
the country. This 10 Ru important feature,
aud ehould be bOruo IN mind ny pur,
chs,ers, as time is often n very impor at
iGcto;. Mr.. Adams has, With The chgfao-
tefisiio good judgment tor which he l.
noted, located his wsr.ruom8 NJ one % tho
most central railroad points IN the c'tY,
directly opposite tho southern wing OF the
general passenger depot OF tte P~utsbUr1,
Fort Wayne & Oh cago TBilroau, Nos. l0l,
1853, lG5 aud i6I South Onual strert. where
he occupies four stores % 25 bF 100 fsst
each, aud tbrac ftDifs each, givinc MN an
clual 10 IS COO squtve ieo,. 4 Stroll
through these immgrse store ICONS BY a
representative OF Tho Times yesterday
r. yehlrd The lsTEes. aDouu. al various
grought-iroI giptg rsugins in s'Z1
from une-giglih OF au inch % twelve
incbpG IN diamo-er, ne ever sow bei.ro I'M
ono roct ara which So s.id 70 TAR tX,ttd
IN value that of ems simillv stock Ia ths
cpuntre, In edition 20 5ug immense piles
o. Wr0u -tt'rJn pipes, there ftemtd - be
81 ID bci.ey-tubes, cAqt-.rDa and MALE
able iron stssm AID gus i~ittiugs, brass and
g1cds In large ysritiies, railway sup-
plies, siotip pumIs, etG, in quantities
enough 20 supply tao w-Ole western states
yeGlg 80 comc, In iHct 10 looked aa
Ir Adams bad CONS into tale par.
place and kind OF busiue,s 20 stay, q
fact tbnt no oco who knows The gentleman
great popularity wiih the trade will iar q
moment question.
Mr.. Al ms hes secured tine services ~
Nr. e. ~. Smith, OF this city, who was
inrmerly pur' hasiuf agent for tire AtChi-
son, Topeka and Sauta re RAILROAD, into
careful bands he hss placed the or-
Z re bu 5iueis psrinining 10 rii,Way supplies.
One b.. one the grfet merufaciuriug
all over the countrv eaem 10 wake up
, the necessity Vi having their h~tsdeuat.
.ers Tor the weetfrl frada located ia Chica-
90, aud we prodiot that u will be only u
J cars before they will oil BE- hero.
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Piles ara frequently preceded b. a aensa
OF weight in th9 baos, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing The patient 70 sup.
pose he has some elff ction Of the kidneys
or neighboriuc orgons. a bmts symtoHs
df inciRestion are present, as flatuleucy, u0i
easiness OF fhe stomach, etc a moisture,
ike preparation, producing o very dise.
greeable itching, after getting warm, IL q
very common g'tsud2ut Bind, bleeding
and itching piles Weld a. once to the appl.'
cstiOn of Dr.. B1sauko's Pile Rsmedy which
acts directly upon the tG-is Effected, ab.
sOrbiug thr tumoTN, alaying the intense
itching, p affecting q permlnent cure
price 50 clits. AddFess, The DR.. Boaagco
Medicine o., Pique, Ono. Bold by w. n.
pnitarenn &. %. DAllna
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Purity. rreshness zinc Flavor

Are nighty and giil pTeyaa. RioGosa.
tao perfection OF roasted CoGo3 IS pro.
rounced by all who uss 10, tnu best roaftet
c0fIae ever placed Ga Tho Tex @ matko'.
Prepared ~ thf llrgeBt coffee mill iG the
sopth, J. b. lhippfd dutc. b the dealer
tnf reroheo toe cc. sumer quickly, possess
inF uudimirlshfd, The beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which Distinguishes fine c,Tsa.
sold Immediately a..oE ToEsIiug, hY al
gt1osrs, ~ pound packages. Guaranicsa
absolutely fresh aLi pure. THoss vhc are
not familiar with the superior Quslities OF
Riouogs, should IN l.s,los TO them elves,
z'vs 4 an o9rlg triel aud bs convincs
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a Down Town Merchant.


Having passed several nights, diaturbo,
by the agonies and cries ola suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the articl,
needed, procured q supply tor the child
On reaching home aud ncqnalnting hi,
wife with what ho had done, sha refused Ia
have II administered 10 the child, AZ she
was strongly In fay or OF Homeopathy. That
nighttime child passed In suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, tho father found the baby
still worse; aud while contemplating am
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties, aud LETT the kther with the ohild.
During her absence he administered q por.
tion OF the Soothing Syrup 10 the baby and
said soothing. That night all hands slept
well, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder
ful change, ard although at first offended
90 the deception praoticed upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
YET failed TO relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice OF the mother
Sold By all druggists. % scents n bottle.
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sudden Changes.

Changes OF temperature are apt TO oo.
cesicn dangerous MI sctions; in the full.
blocded, Gpoplexy ~ "a be feared All,
both young aud aged, should have Brand.
re he Pills ready; they are neyGr-iailing
When you have pain IN the head, are dizzy,
ieverish, rheumatic, or o,herwise tfrscted
take from three TO ten, according TO hulk
o. individual. IN twenty-iour hourl, or
lsfs time, you will be content. COngii'u-
ions are much alike. Vertigo. d 2ziness
and pain eau come Only when impurity IN
tha blood ~ too much for '-hc liio' IN us
To cary without a %stsugelf And l. a. this
struggle that Brsndrcth's Pills aid, aud no
initiates sfe msde when YOU merely sake
away impurities from the blood.
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stood the strongest tests as to It's merits IL
curing ne 'vousuess, nervous debility enc
restoring lost powers 10 tho weakened gen.
eraiive system, and In NJ instance has II
never failed; test 10. 81; 0 for So. At drug
gists, or by msil from J. II, Allen, 3l5 Firs
ryenue, New York City.
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At certain seasons OF tho year nearly
every person suffers to Il greater or less eS-
tent from impuritv OF the blood. bilious
nees. etc, etc. Fhie should be remedicd as
| soon az discovered ,otherwise serious result
may follow. Sherman's "Prickly ash Bit
tiers" will effectuslly remove all faint of dis
e. se aud restore YOU 10 health.
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Quicit Recovery


II gives ~ great pleasure 10 state .a.l
tho merchant VINO @as reported
being a. to point OF death
rom "a attack Of ~preuu,oula IA
entirely covered by tae use of DIR. Willlsm
halps OIL sm for n lungs. Naturally he
feels g~rsttiul Tor the benefits derived from
using tho rtlesdv. Tor the lungs and throat;
and 10 giving publicity 60 this statement
We nre a~ctuatri by motivts OF public heue.
faction, trusting that other ma hb benu.
d'cd W a sitnt y rlhnur On saiu oy ~
druugfts.
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Trial IS Proof.

IL you desire 10 use the pest patched cot
fee ever offered to the Texas public, buy
Kicker & Lse's Rionosa. Sold IN pound
packages guaranteed absolutely fresh aud
nure) bv Momsnd & Bro, a. Il. Bouohe,
Bona q Bro ingram Dc Coy, Holloway q
TO-, II. G.. Sizer, O.. a. Meyer, anG all first.
cl SO grocers throughout the state.
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Choerfnl Cnnversnilnn

Is Qua OF me plessauir8l menitics OI
lie. But x hu nt t0lksr whose gems OIL
thought" drop from lipH when Gitcl 0gr
yellow testh goiug TO rack and ruin, make.
less impression than be or she otherwise
would. Besrthis m mind, conver aiion.
a~lisss, snd lend eddej force 10 your utter.
Eroes By keeping your iceth white and purs
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Jess-a Oliver Brrs., manufacturers OF
Eh'ris aud u~rderVear, nave. located them
gelgs % III Main street, whsra they sra
waking soma IT the finest gocds 20 order
that can 80 msuutactnfed. They mGke Il
speciality of shirts, and their III Is perfec-
.iln. G-ntlpms VIII dnd heir prio8s low,
and can have ne satitfaciion OF getting the
bps' shirf ~ low p1css and Il perleC5 tit.
727 Main stree Etwards' old tore.
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Dobbins' Securing Polish 10 the best thing
ia the world for cleaning tin pans and all
kitchen utter sils. Finest thing for using in
washing dishes snd pans in hard water.
For sale by A. 4. Bouche. Main street.
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The finest |mayonaila dressing Tor all
kinds of aelads, cold meats, raw tomatoes,
pickled salmon, cabbage etc, is Du,kee
Sailed Dressing. L. IS, besides, more eco.
n0mical than homemade.
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Il nasll i|nis1t)r fcsa wuh eG1s bottle o
Shiloh's CEtarrb Remedy. Price 80 cents
Sold by ] NJ House, Dalluu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12

VALDo,r4 Ga. Juno %, 1sss.-DR. J.
BRAnFfELD -Dstr sii:-i nave, ~ you
know, been se'i e your Femsie r gnlntor
fof care, Brd | nave ned % etesl lv in
crsssiur feml1I lCs e., aud 30 s'y1s tbc
vary bet sa'ishnti0n. .|.raarntly sell, 10
90 nhyHcianf, ul0 u3N it 50 their practice
with alitl.acturv rasuIfe.
You're truly,
II. rHlNAs, NJ d aud Druggist.
lle8iiio on tre Health anG Happiness OF
Woman mailed irea.
BEADFGyLD REGULATOR Co
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12
Dotto's Ice Crcnm Parior.

Bott1 rns opened az ice cream parlor a.
he corner ~ Live OK aud Ervsy streets.
Ics cream md s1erbets luHie to order OF
eyerg kiud uusntitv ard quality dehirsd.