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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20
PHO PINTO Nntns.

PAto PGNTo, Dec. Is. - (Correspon.
donce The county court adjourned to-
day. lt'has been in session for the past
four days, trying the case of the State
of Texas VS.. John banner and Tom Ben.
ton, for assaultng and trying to muir
der and rob Mr. Ray at his residence in
tho southern part of the county, about
thirty days ago, The trial has been
long aud tedious. The prisoners were
allowed bond to tho amount of 500 10
await the action Of the grand jury.
The weather is dry and cold. The cit.
lI'ns are Killing their winters meat.
Pork is worth 8 land cents.
The la les and gentlemen of Palo
Pinto are taking steps to have a rousinp
Christmas tree in the courthouse.
one case of fever in town is all the
sickness reported.
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Advertising Cheats!!!

at has become so common to begin
an article in an elegant and interesting
style.
"Then run it INTO some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
And simnly call attention TO the mer-
its of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest
terms as possible,
"To induce people
ITO give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
"THE REMEDY 50 favorablv noticed in
all the papers,
Religious and secular, is
Having a large sale, and is supplant-
ing all other medicines.
"rhere is no DENYING the virtues of
the Hop plant, and the proprietOrS of
Hop Bitters have SHOWN great shrewd-
ness and ability y
"ln compromising medicine whose
virtues are, so Palpable to every ones ob
servaliOn."
"No!
"She fingered and suffered along, pin
ing away all the time for years."
"Ihe doctors doing her no good;"
And at last WAS cured bv this Hop
bllefs me papers say 50 much about
"lndeed! lndeedw
GLOW thankful we should be for that
medicine"
Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on Il bed of misery,
"From complication OF kidney, liver.
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
Under the care of he best physiciais
"Who gave her disease various names.
But no relief,
"And now she isrestored to us in good
health by as simple remedy as Hon
Buffers, that we had Stunned for wears
before using TITUS PARENTS.
Father Is Getting Well.
"My daughters say:
"How much better father is since he
used Hop Biiters."
lie Is getting well after his long suf-
lorimg from u disease declared incura.
"And we are so glad that he used your
Bittcrs."-A LlDY of Utica, n. Y.
6Gr~ None genuine without n bunch Of
green Hops ON the white lahel. Shun ali Me
vile, poisonous stun with lilo " or "Hopsn
In their name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

The Texas e Pacific railway will place
on sale December Is, round-trip tickets
to New Orleans and return, good for
thirty days, at greatly reduced rates.
This is tho only line running Pulman
sleepers through to New Orleans. leav-
ing Dallas in the moming6hus enabling
passengers to arrive az New, Orleans III
the day time, and us il is 40 miles the
shortest'all-rai" line, it is the most
desirable. For full information apply
to IL. L. Turner, agent, Dallas. or b. w.
Mccullough, general passenger and
ticket agent, Galveston.
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AssleNsg's NOTICE.

nADhAS. rENAS, DECEMBER :. Nh
~ Notice rs hereby given that ON IlT ne
nav uf Nnvouhet, 1881, :, .. Az ms e .,n.
uJd, pi said ct Nuf Ian y, coWVerUi WUt "a
sian. 90 o. uIp, ", u. F ippvn. oI s'lI 20.
BE- Sightr. mi he piul cuy ana nll que bv
clt ul vNWN dr.r. ,ptiuu owned tr N'." an.
him.n t,i", uOting ne haukiup hnslle, In.
der Thu arm ma 81 Adams 4 lv'nhlN "a.
rluuun[ NJ own lhtlvt shd ihht ol tn.,ch
ace ot ]. l.. LtuuUrd, deceased, eNe,l ,Isr
rope I, as Vycunt trnm Utt'ul uN W,..,t.
the l'NSUt Texas, for the purpose oi 'N1','v,ed
my the srnC into MOI cN iu h' ui-' .l..,iA
hmunv urh ct his yiUdilUrs only hN "a
con Vnt tn accept their pnuiuU ionF' 9,"ir
~ his ostuir, and discharge I'M iiuW M
r"sp set Vt clWimS: PROV .d.'i, thhi nv sii.
NOT uu dlsrnn yea from inmWA 10 q p. ,,e.
lnr WhuU,V. mo- receive ~ nuch .S tis
thitd OF The uNuuut uu und clnlw.N
WN"r W Wild claim npnh't W. w. .di.
Notice ~ iurihpr given tli.i ml wv as.
, 'rrS 'f = Vt usAlA nee cons 'uung " su ,hclf
sigum,nt mus mako know % " u,,er
con cent In Writing VI nm nur mont : m, ne
he publication uf thlt uu'lc., nnl wy ,.ke
creditor not nsscnting shNll rc,lNe w y"
amy benefit uhdsr said assignment s.
W. n. FLlrPsN. As,,su Al,
DALIAs, TENAs, December t,r,sA
persons indebted 20 =. L. AdamN Au' '. no-
enuHrd ON Nuvsmh ri ", LIST, uf ~ hank
tilted Ia call on me at myuilice w. Nv, ths
buildiug OF flinprn. Aduus Ii y" and
south siie of Flu street, alas, .Nr' MI
make payment; otherwise lhnit inPes ,u.
be placed Ia ths aands al atlUrncy- ~
| lection w. II, A.1.l ,srl
Assignee ofs.J.Adams and Adans@ i'UV'
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ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE.
a DECISION OF IMPORTANCE.
II Companies Insure Ordinarily Sound
People hey Must Pay the Policies
at Death-Ns Accidental or
Temporary Ailments,

The United States supreme court has
just rendered an opinion of much i'm.
portance TO all persons interested in life
insurance.
In February, 1873, the Union Trust
com many, of New York, took out pol.
icy in the Connecticut Mutual company
on the life OF William orion for the ben.
eft of his children. In two months af
terward Mr.. Orton died. The insurance
company refused to pay the policy on
! the ground that the condition OF Mr..
Orton's health mad been mi~represented
in the application papers. Suit was
Lhereupon brought by tho trus5 com
pany.
On the trial physicians who had at
tended the inSufed were called to the
witness stand by the defence. The
Judge refused TO let them testify. This
ruling is sustained by tho supreme court
az washington. The court cites The sec
tion of the code Of civil procedure in
This state, which declares that ga person
! duly authorized to practice physic .r
surgery shall not be allowed to disclose
any Information which he acquired in
attending patient in professional ca
paclty, ana which was necessary to en-
able him to act in that capacity 1t was
contended that this statute shuts out i'm
actions on life policies the most salts
factory evidence of the existence of dis
ease and of the cause of death. The
court remarked that this was consider
alton for the legislature and not the iu-
dietary. IL held that as long as The
statute is in force both the state courts
and the federal courts in New York are
bound to follow it.
Another point passed upon was this:
10 the usual question in the applica-
llon, whether h had ever had an ''atlec-
ton OF the liver" tie insured answered
mo" On the trial the judge was asked
TO instruct the jury that if it believed
on the evidence that the insured ever
had an atlt elton of the liver the policy
was void and the insurance con,paly
entitled to verdict. He refused, and
TINS ruling also is sustained by the SUI
prcme court. The court holds that an
applicant for life insurance cannot he
required or expected tO"recall with such
diStinctness as 10 be able to answer cat
egorically every instance during his
past lie, or even during his manhood,
81 occidental disorder or allment affect
ing the liver, which lasted only fora brief
period aud was unattended by substan-
Ilal injury or Inconvenience or pro-
longed suffering. Unless he had an af
lection of the liver that amounted TO dis
ease-that is, of a character so well de.
fined and marked rs to materially de-
range for time the functions Of that or
gan-the answer that he had never had
the disease called affection of the liver
was fair and true one"
The result is that the insurance com
pany must pay.-lN. Y. Herald.
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FOR RENT

EpB RENT-SEVERAL FARMS; CON.
furable houses. p,cut of wajer;6 mllg,
llum TUE CITY, q. Il BwsER, 3,t rlm 81, U2 ll
EOk KENT-A FUkNlSHED RuQM,
suitable for two gent emeu Apply ~
Jn ks'nSt, no1k
[, pN HENLEY UhE SOUTHWEST
L LAND COMPANY, az MUin street:
ll'l q d HOS Polk street, AFRO M houses, w
lhH Wood street, corner lryBy, brick .ouir
luom, 81 \; corner RuS. Avenue AND ger,
mHutH strvct, S-iuom house ND hall, tl'ioa
Norwood stree, north Of branch, 4'Nom,
hou e, Slli luW Commerce street, t,I9oII
huust,AN lrN Wood street, Sla; lllehienii
street 3-ruum house, SO; corner Cadla WY
hNtWood broom house, SO; scnpron stlue32
i.rnum house, SO pnealu
LNuk Ms .i-N NiUE OUTAGE ~ :
Il large rooms, near corner I'll ttclhc W.
II ANA Live oak sire good undcr,lviu.aaest
81 m aud pimp on GALAXY; yWd luile-' Iva Iva
Ite,' Ahd grape. vines, Apply az w, III
OAK street, 1872
Euk x MA SGN EN.kuuM hups an
\ tcuoui house, barn and nine acres W. W.
lt'st utviUv; Ulv uit-G tts' walk oisLtt'tv IN
NpplA 20 UhuRtE n, PLowMAN, US.nli Ii,Ii
street. nnl.e
IGOR RtNr--ON N FUKNtsHED fNv,Ns,it
\ room ~ flm 81. W'.e
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Ladies' and Gents Ornamental Watches
Gents Scarf Pins,
Ladies' Lace Pins,
Gold and Dalras-headed Canes,
Bangle Bracelets,
Gents Travelling Cases,
Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
Gold and silver Spectacles,
Dresden China in cases,
Ladies' Vest Chains.
Knife. Fork and Spoon in case,
Necklaces and LoclSets,
Gold Pens and Cases,
Society Badges and Emblems.
Gold and silver Thimbles,
ardIng sets in Cases,
Boys silver and NiUkle Watches,
Chtllren's Rugs,
solid silver and Plated Cups,
Diamond Pins and Far-rings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.
MOTHER suPeRloR's FUNERAL,
Cleveland Hat Making Tour of the
Continent John Cason Discharged
Hallway Rumor Denied
Anot her Runaway.
A Cleveland Tile On Its travels.

When the glad tidings OF Cleveand's
election and the triumph of Democracy
over the Republicanism and corruption
were flashed by the wires throughout
the union, there were many in the pos
tai service to whom it brought sorrow,
but to y few in the service the news was
acceptable. BE this Ms il may, there is
remarkable fund of humor among
the members of the postal service, no
matter If they have struck upon that
rocks of adversely, truly comnlendable
ana purely characteristic of the light
heartedness and general good feeling
that pervades the average American
As an evidence of this fact there ar
rived in the mails at the post-ollce
yesterday morning what was once
tile or StOve-ppe hat of the Greely
patterns all battered and torn, character
istic Of the late rough and
tumble campaign. 1t was in a woefu
state of dilapidation. 1t was covered
with postal marks, cancelled stamps and
hundreds of mailing tags upon which
the employees of the various p"stnlfices.
it had visited had written something as
1t sped its rounds through this glorious
union. This. 956yllff relic of a glorious
campalguWas started on its travels
AT Liver and has received tribute or
Durse from the hundreds of officers it
has visited. The old hat looked rather
Sickly. but IL looked game all he same.
Well, N its rounds it struck Pittsburg,
and the postmaster wrote on q tag at
tached these words: "fhe old hat still
lives" Pasted on the crown is a card
bearing the legend, "From Denver, Col
orado, TO st. Paul and return, via San
Francisco and 0 den Utah; God speed"
The bundle oftags attached to il bear
some witty inscriptions, One tag reads,
.'ShOrn of its plume it seeks in vain for
its pristine owner, James G. Blaine"
The following is from Wheeling, West
Virginia:
"There are four things that will place
Republican on his back flat, and that
is Rum Rmanism' and this old hat, |
and don't you forget it,"
The inscription from Springfield, Hi |
nois is: ala 1884 Grover Cleveland was |
elected, and in 1888 he will b4 rejected"
From The st. Paul, Minnesota post
ofiice: "Hou are the joy of the ST. Paul |
post Office"
Kansas City says: "rhe Republicans
with Office fat, still stick to old Jim |
Blaine. But Grover Cleveland and this |
old hat will get there all the same. And |
again aud again.
From Houston, Texas:
"Th0ugh battered and worm
Ana tattered and torn;
Ihough ol Shnpe and of beauty berefl.
Thi vigorous hat
OF the old u mocrat.
VIII never, no, never "get left 4"
Thea speed II away
On he Iinions of air.
Ana, you bet, viii land In the Presidents
chair"
Dallas: "The country is saved, we
welcome the new administration.
Shake, w. NJ. Ward, chairman; f. j.
Eason. secretary."s
The hat does not appear to have any
regular route. but is ultimately destined
Tor the Now Orleans exposition. 1t was
sent from here " San Francisco.
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The New York Sun.

A Independent Newspaper of Demo.
cratic Principles, but mol Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or Mauipalators.
Devoted 10 Collecting and Publishing
all the News of'he hay in The NEST In.
tereSIlng Smpe and with the greatest
Possible Prcmp,ncsS. Accuracy and I'm.
partially; aud TO the promotion Of
Democratic Ideas and Policy in the ar.
fairs of Government, Society aud
Industry,
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Burial of the Mother superIor.


The funeral of Mother ST. Joseph.
mother superior of the Ursuline con.
vent, announcement; of whose death
was made in yesterdays HER ,Lp, took
place yesterday at 10 a. m, in the little
cemetery AT the convent. The AtteId-
ance on the last rites, Notwithstanding
the extreme cold, was V ry large and i'm.
cluded people of nearly every denumi-
nation, who awaited themselves of
the sad occasion to pay tribute
10 the meWOry of one admired
for the large measure OF her devotion to
the slbllmation OF hullan nature, with
'n shs had 10 ds.i "a a teacher aud
disciplinarlan. This world is "A mon,,-
ment no less OF the illustrious IN war
and legislation than the icrvent in deyo-
ton TO the Interests OF heneVolunce, ro-
lginn and ethical culture, in viii h
Mother st. Joseph stood high iu the
esteem of all good people, the free 40.
ton of whose Judgment was
not hinderud by excess of
intolerance. IL was This that gave her
death kuell the ring of Immortality,
and drew So large crowd Ia witness
the return To earth Ot the departed
benelartress. The ceremonies, solemn
ana Impressive, commenced with "A
requiem mass, which was sung Ivy
Father Marliniero aud Father Quinuii,
assisted 10y Fathers Dtrue ana rhiun.
At the conclusion of the mass and other
ceremonies for tho dead, procession
was formed, one ut the sisters leading
with n crurillx, following whom came
the pupus OF the convent or Bryan
street and u large number at ladies',
Next came six sisters bpuriutr thn p,fll "A
unadOrued save by n wreath aud a fow
punches OF flowers. Five priests fol.
lowed, and tie procession was closed hy
anumher ot gentlemen. AZ tue grave
the burial service was rhauted, AID a,
tue rrmaiuS were lowered the process
sion seemed deeply grieved, many civ
ing way 10 their emotions IVA tears,
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Shooting Ar NY.

j. w. Thomas and Ike Elan had a
shooting afrray in Il asst Dallas at the
stock yards yesterday afternoon, in
which they fired several Intellectual
shots at each other. They had beeu
partners IN TIVE yards aud the difIieultv
grow out OF a dispute relative to the sci
t'euleht' They were both arrested and
placed under bonds of $500 each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Casa Moore, a shade of the amend
menls, was run in by the police for as
saulting colored femae, Lee Joshua,
named after the prophet who got ON the
lee side of the sun aud detained it six
hours for special service. 10 make n
long story short, Lee Joshua charges
That Casa struck and threatened 10
convert her into mince meat with an
axe. The case has been transferred To
the county court.
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Denlh. at On. llnsn,tnl.

Charles Argo died few days since
at the hospital Of dropsy llo was -
years old and leaves mother at Mars
ton, Illinois, lie came down here with
some race stork brought here to wiutar.
icob Brssser, a SNil2er, died ut the
hospital yesterday ot albumpuuria. His
father and mother We In Switzerland
aud two brothers live in San Antonio.
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

The st. Luke's Lodge (colored) X. of
T., will he organized Tonight. William
IL. Green, supreme lecturer, OF Weeks
burg, Mississippi, IN, arrived ia the
city, aud will Install the oil 'ers at their
comnandery, No 81! Elm street, after
which he viii lecture the P,thians. An
invitation is extended - Ril colored
Knights in tho city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

John Cason, the driver oil the car on
the Main street railway, that acciden-
tally ran over and killed Freddie Bee
man, l-year old child, having been ex-
oulnaied from any wrong on his part by
the jury of inquest, appeared before JUS
tieo Kendall yesterday morning to stand
his examining trial on the charge of
murder, referred against him. N" one
appearing for the prosecution the court
discharged him on his own recognize
ance.
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officials and employees of the Missouri
Pacific and Texas Il Pacific railways
here, as well as high officials of the
lines, say that there is no truth in the
rumor that the Gould lines intend re-
dncing the wages of its employees on the
lst of January next The rumor was
gwen only as a rumOr and nothing
more. The rumor that the engineers
are organizing other branches of the
roads employees is also denied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

IL Is IN the BATH Lhdt ou ui the great.
est triumphs of The MURRAY y l.anman
tloridHy Water /, achieved. The addi-
ton oi bottle of this exquisite prepa-
ration Ia tue water o. tho bath Is sum,
Client to rcanimale the most fatigued. IL
matters not whether the exhaustion Is
produced 10y oppressive heat, excessive
physical labor "r tn uvertAXing Of the
Drain, NJ the welt known hysionic pro.
pert'es ol thls elegant perfume cool aud
mind,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

4 N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
n and levyi GA SPECIAL lax IT, pay FIR he
district sewer from q west side o HarwuOd
street, between Main and Eun streets. 10 81
point IN alley I'm block 70, distance Of . 5 f. Ell;
SECTION |. BE II urdHn d the Vity
Council Of the CITY of Has, rha the repntt
OF G City Engineer o the cost Of construct
ing the distr CT sewer from the west side of
Harwood street, between Main and Elm
streets, IN the city OF Dallas, to a point In
IN alley IN bl elk i25, a disan OF g5S f.rt
be anh the same is hereby approved, and the
estimate OF rio alta cuSis t,rtein SIT forth be
ana Inc salue Is hCrob assessed against he
property therein described. and thatasp cinl
TAX . The respe tive amounts stated re and
Inc same is hereby lrYie aga n. he variops
To- OF round described in said repurls, eX
elusive OF improveu Cuts In propo 'tion 10 he
aren The wholGdistrict, exclusive of pubic
hishways. The ely asses Ur ana Col cctor
shal cutter said lists Of aid property and the
name of tine owner there ", togeti or vith
the, assessment and levy herein mad.
asainst each lot or lots In said Ill. let, on
ms lax rolls, in TO kepttol that purpose,
ana snail proceed to collect the same ms pro
VlHcl IN me city charter.
SIC, 2 Tina this ordinance shall / l.c Of
tcl from its ias. age
Approved Octobe Is 1884,
,.-, W H. CABELL, Mayor.
A'ipct W. y PAPEys tvt, Cngrat.t,
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"A ORDINANCE GRANTING TlTt
a flsh, or connection to the B,lt sirecl
SECTION De It ordnned by the CT,
,ouhci of tue city ~ Dallas, Tint lilo nel
street Kiilr nd ompany hereby rlnnt.d
lhe riglt 10 connect ihrlr rund b fny,ur
tncir lrN.K along Lpmnr street from liz ptes.
~ nnlnus on Elm tccl to Camp treei,
y nov IN iorcc or hereafter passed In f,,.
Z ri 20 amy aud " street rallrl.,is ~
Sec. z That thiS ordinance take effect from,
and aiirr u, iii,.Sng ''"''
Approved necemh4rs 3, 1891
Attest: ". E.pAHRi, CITY scerv,ary 'O''
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Yesterday, Messrs. Murphy Il Bolanz,
As agents for MIR. J. G. b gel, sold tho
three story brick building of Mr.. Bogel,
and 80 by $50 feet of ground ON the
southeast corner of Elm aud Eryay
streets, tn Nj. A. w. Childress for ill.,
sum OF Sl3,W1, cash. This Is n very fine
crease iu.value. ff :"
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snrrtnI.lrn.nAnn,1 M

Just the thing tor Christmas, ia what
may be said of the hundreds of new
ana attractive articles which make up
our stock OF elegant holiday goods,
seasuhap'e' new novelties, not shown
elsewhere; all standard styles In great
variety, a. Knephy & Sons iowelry
store.
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ChrIslma. IIeadnnnrtcrs.

Toholawsky Bros. have opened first
class confectionery store next To HEX
OX's drug store, whore they will reep
nothing but the best candies, fruits and
every hing suitable for iiliug stockings
Tor Christmas and making every Woody
happy. Ladies' cuu also purchase tor
presents To heir husbands, fine cigars
aud tobacco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

PosSoni's Medicated Complexion Powder
For infants toilet it is an indspensi-
BILE article, hoaling all excoriations inn
mediately. Mothers should use it
freely ON the little ones. 1t is perfectly
harmless. For sale by druggists.
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Diamond. nnhp.n.l.

Eyes bright rs diamonds should b.
supplemented by teeth white M pearls.
anu this latter element ut beauty can be
secured by using Sozodont. III brushed
IN the night and morning, this fragrant
vegetable preparation IN giarants cd to
preserve the soundne~s of teeth, ap,i
prevent their turning yellow. -
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At Sanger Bros. for sale

A green silk velvet costume which
was made for lady who has gone in
mourning. Pr ce, SIS. The suit was
made to order for Sl25. A 5000 seal skin
cloak for $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

How vain the loving darts that fly
From zen the most bcwiichlng eye,
Unless the teeth are pure and bright,
Aud ever kept snowy white.
III you woulu save yolrtreth from harm
In sozodont you'n fiad the charm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Every taste gratitied, Every buyer
delighted. Save time, trouhlo, nancy
aud get the best, by choosing from Knrp
lly u Sous extensive honday stock
Come one and all TO Santa Claus Para
disc Us"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Many London ladies' crop their
hair short and wear an almost entire
wig, and consequently catch cold more
frequently than their American cousins,
but OF course they all use DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Browns Bronchial rruches for
coughs and colds: al think tuem the
best ana most convenient relief ex-
lant,"-Rev. G.. NJ. Humphrey, Graft,
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Az REflioERANr DRINK IN FRvans.
Or. =, ii. ). Davis, Meri lon, Connecti.
cut, says: 81 have used u ~ a pleasant
anu cooling drink In levers, aud have
oeehvery much nlrasei with IT,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Mr.. G. A. Bridge, 81 Victoria street,
San Antonio, says: 81 was greatly
weakened from hemorrhage ofthe blad-
der. Browns Iron Btters restored NV
health. My wife was also benciitted
from its use, for general dehililY.N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

The American Watch company have
recently put upon the market a hoauti-
ill and reliable watch. Knepny IL Son
sell them ut 50