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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-27
FROM ASHLAND, MASS.

DR. J, ~, scHETCX-DcaE Sir In tho month
OF Zee, piber, 1880 took heavy COLI, which
finaly terminate Ia y, eumunia Ny lungs
were soon very much Tetsencd BY the stian of
my cougp, wnich was almost wltho y . ssatlon
| had severe pain IN my hscS and side oni be
twee IN shoulders; my beat INK wa quick
aud there was great oppression o. my chcsl. !
could not lie down without cough ng. Al this
mo my physician tn d me tat mad cousunp.
ton rals d large quantities. oi matter aud had
several severe hemOrfhages ! became much
m -caied aud very weak, wa, nhrd 20
the house for Ave months An me doctors had
ri ven mo up az iscurabc, concluded o yyonr
me a ines. began usu thu Scawrcd rome
aud Pulmonic syrup, aud la sbOr time saw
cons,deraolc impioveghtn ~ my ""rN symp-
aus could u lJwu win VI bringing ola
ecu ching spells. Ny breathing alta VI ocs was
easier hsd no more hem 'rrhsgvs. aud sficr
ha 4 taken the me icinrs or some i'm got 20
much eter III Il ecu d walk few rods from
the dow. am now We Out yet my lungs are
weak, and l am told by the physicians nho INST
attended M, that D.rt o. one ing Is gone. but
the csvi ies are now ne,,d, They asp Say
that our medicines haye wrought wonders tor
me. Doctor. l G nl0t tell yoI how lick ! was
In q |, tier, but n anyone who afflicted viii call
on me, will give thea al particu Ar. giAdly.0r
4 viii answer their letters In Gaze they cannot
onme to see me Yours tTuy. $500
Juus I6, 1852. mrs JENNIE N. JONES,
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A SMALL FllSk.

At $50 O'Clock ye,terday evening q fro
broke ont on tue premises Of the 81. George
hotel. on Main street The building IN
which the Are occurred was q small franc
shaniy. or shed, In which the lamps and
oil used In the hotel, with . few other
thinge, were stored. There we're only two
or three cans OF oil Ia the building when
the Ere occurred. The hotel servants who
filled tho lamps in the bull Ting Tor tho
night assert they had no fire there, still u
caught nre frcm some source. The
loss vac only about SIS or 500.
Owing 70 the promptness Of the
the hotel proprietors, heir employees,
guests and above oil the fire department., tho
hotel was never IN danger. The fire, when
discovered, had gotten sach Roadway that
Il was impossible 10 ssve the shsnty, but Il
was % kept under control that mono OF the
adjoining buildings were even meDacsd.
The HERALD takes VI azure in compliment
ing the fire department ON its pronptness,
skill and efficiency.
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LOCALETTES.

Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bsuman's.
Plumss and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Artistic job printing at the HERALD job
office.
For wines, liquors and cigars, go to Grad.
docks.
Ladies approve of your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner at the Board Of Trade res
tnurant.
Go to supper at the Board OF Trade res
teurant.
@. to breakfast at tho Board of Trade
Every day hot lunch at the Boa ID o
Telephone Daugherty's feed store for all
kinds OF feed.
l.. Craddock keeps the best Of liquors tor
holiday drinks.
Letter heads. bill heads, envelopes at the
HERALD joe Office.
The "Spring" sweei..nsvy plug tobacco is
the Texans fAvorite'
The best work in the city at est.'ricesp
at the HERALD job Office.
Size said Don't, but II you muat. chew
Spring That's the best"
For all kinds OF horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene S. Seay.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
SOid oV w. II. fhttertoH ~ w
Every body says that Craddock's liquors
are his favorite above all Others.
Fifty ladies' euits worth $40 to $l2, we
90 n at $3.50 to 81 so. at Bsuman's.
Cloaks and dolmsns selling half their
price at Bauman's. 700 Elm erect.
Ladies are invited 10 call and price our
goods, at u. Bauman's. 7O6 Elm street.
Ladies are invited to call and price our
yoods at r. Bauman's TO6 Elm street.
To the wholesale trade we offer great III
ducemeDts. K. Bsumau, 7(6. Elm street.
The only sale, r. liarle and on time route
/, New Orleans IL the Central and Star q
Crescent route.
Guaranteed to cure y Geld or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by W. Fl. Patterson Il Co.
FoR REST The two stores under opera
500 Elm street. Secretary.
Get first-class free board at the Board Of
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch and the
finest Of liquors and cigars.
shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure 10
sold BY US on guarantees: IL cures con-
sumption. Sold oy JEFF N. House.
O. w. Pierce, NJ. d., physician aid s1r-
geop. Office, GU Main street; residence.
1918 Jackson street-telephons ct residence
Dallas. Texas
Murdoch & Bald win keep the most select
stock OF stationery, consisting OF tinted
paper and envelopes. foolscsp, legal cap.
letter note, pens, pencils. ETC., and at the
most reasonable prices to be found In Dali
Las: at $40 Nam street.
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10
RELkASElb.

Jean Williams is ward Of the nation"
the reiore he 10 intensely black. Midnight
where there 10 no moon, when murky
clouds obscure the stars and distant thunder
reverberates though The heavans would give
a rosests ligbt alongside of his African
countenancp. Monday he WAS arretted on
the charge of sealing money from j. J..
Josephs. 1t wasn't much money, but IL wSs
q modicum OF the iiitny lucre and IL be-
lopged to Josepns Jo-ephs Is one OF the
pale faces VINO iivss IN he wigwams OF tho
whites. II. didn't like the loss o
his money; he wsntsd IL hlmss IN
perhaps for beer, perhaps tor beef steak,
perhaps for perhsp.-auyhow he wanted Is
and he had tne brunette Williams arrested.
The result was that WILLIAMS had to give
BOND in the suin OF 500, winch hs gave,
for his appearance bsfor. a higher tribunal
to answer for his tergervisa,ion. This 10
not gritt tor tn, outrage mill, for men
may 20 and men may come" but . iuve-
nile niger viii steal II he sees good
chance.
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LOCAL LORE.
An Unfortunate Adjudged Insane
Rate.Cutlag stopped.
Other Matters, Local In Nature
A,TRIO OF LIuEL sUITS.


R.hh, Harry schuil Il ri ,hre- petitions
In the dlptrict court ye.ieIdav. PfnyinR lof
dsmn.es Tor alleged a lam s,ion OF cmhtnV'
Tar avnipst George J. Dexter, j U. Itzf-
vant and Harry q. Dunn, insutnn'
agents, ohnrgps them WIN uelam.ns VIZ
character anu prsyins for dnu,aRes s a,a o.o
! them He IN alleges sun in ii, petition,
ss., Ia In N ,rue aud honest citizen OF this
state, aud that from bis yon'n has hlthefl,
hshavsd and governed hims'l Ms such ana
that during that time he has been esteemed
and reputed oi good name, oha,hcleI auV
reputation among men; mat LOT many
years past he has hao chafge o, upnHIt
patton or church In the city OF Dallas ~
sssnhI mr. minister OF the Jewish faith,
and was and Is extensively known
pcrsonaiiy and by reputation
10 "srsons of t6s Jewish iuith throughout
The United States, and has 81 ways borne
good name as = miniser ana tencher oil re-
ngiop, and that during all that time he has
been free from the stroclous crime OF false
hood and perjury, or any other crimes
whatsoever. That before and ut the time
OF the committing Of the aggrievaDce BY
the defendant he had suffered tho loss OF all
OF his books, household aud kitchen furn'.
ture by fire, aud held policies OF
Insurance thereon made oy certain
Are insurance companies doing bus-
inets in the city Of Dallas and that In
accordance with the st,politions oil such
policies Re made proof OF tn" loss OF the
property mentioned AID was duiy sworn
and made his COZ pornl oath beioro I. A.
Brown, a notary OF the public, that the
defend ants contriviDg and maliciously in
tending not only to injure
him and deprive him Of hi:
GOOD name, charss sr and reputation, did
Sometime in Decrmo DER last Ia certain nis-
course before snd 10 the hearing OF others
state that lie (R ,bbi SchubD was guilty OF
making fhlse representations IN procuring
insurance on his books and other properly,
and had been and WAS guiltg OF perjury
and false swearing in making oath TO
that he has suffered greatly In health and
bodily strength and that his constitution
h as been greatly shattered. wherefore to cut
Il short he pays for dsmages Ia
the sum OF $1,000 aud cost,
against each OF tue defendants.
The suits are brought separately against
the parties named aud read pretty much
the zane. The above assert ton tho plait
tiff attributes 10 sGrorgs J. Dexter. He
charges II. @. Dunn wi h laying thrt there
were not ashes enough to show the burning
OF property claimed BY the pla,nt u. He
charges Trexevsnt with saving that he
(6chuhl) had procured his insurance
under false pretsnses and that he could
not swindlo the compaiy he represented,
ete. The plaintiff Is represented bv Msssrs.
Robertson q Coke and Hnndley & Smith.
The reporter learns that the Insurance. was
ronto, Canada. and for like amount In the
Crescent. OF New Orleans, represented by
Nessrs, Tressvant & D,xter, and that Mr..
II r. nunn vac uri ,ster uf The @ Rime.
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THE NEW BANK DIRECTORY.

At q meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
American National bank, which will begin
business within the nett few days, T.. III
YESTERDAY, the following were .lscted direc-
tors for the ensuing year: J. b Wilson, W.
H. Gsston, W. l.. Hall, Z. J Cannon, w.
H. Thomss, W. X. McEntire and U. y.
Slaughter. All of the gentlemen named
ar~ well aud favorsnlv knosn In the imam.
cial circles Of the GUY and state. having
been identifsd with some Of the most suc-
cessfol banking institutions OF the city, and
it will be seen Inst the new enterprise has
placed its cont 81 In ss'e hknds.
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CUTTING OF RATES ABOLISHED.

For the past two years or more the
Texas Nxpress company and the Pacific
Express company havs been cutting rates
with one another IN THIS q ate ana II threst'
sned to become OF late quite serious sffair
between the two companiet. Yesterday
Mr.. O. IT. Campbell ~ tho Texas. ard Su-
perintendept l.. A. Fuller OF the Pacific
met here by agreement, snd by mutual
consent put sn end To cutting under one
another, and psructions will be issued to
the officers OF their respective companies to
that fleet. They both LETT last evening
for Fort WoIte.
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Mothersl Mothcrsll Mothcrs!ii

Are yUn DISTURBED bt rht end bTokSh o.
your rest BY n sick child .ufisriag ana cry
ing with tho oIctuciaung pain Of eating
trsihf II 80, go At o,cc and get bottle OF
Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. IL Will
rsiisvo the poor little sufferer immedi.isiy
depend upon IL; there In no mistake about
II. There is not n mother on earth who has
ever used il, who will not toll you A. once
that It iii regulate ths bowels, and give
res, 10 the mother, and relief aud health TO
tho child. operating ike magic. 1t is per-
iestly safe 10 use in ali GASES, and pleasant
10 tina taste, aud is the prescription OF one
Of tho oldest and best iemsls physicians
and nurses in the Uniteh States. Sold
every where % cents q bottle.
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Shot Gun and Duel

Iwo young men oi this city, one promi.
nent attorney, tho other boot keeper for one
OF our leading wholesale hrms. have boon
yiDg their VOWS ~ the same young lady
VINO resides in the CedHts. The book
keeper, finding his ledger did not balance
with The young lady, he At once accused
the 'awyer OF rendering false accounts.
The II no Of the law took umbrage At the
accusation aud challenged the bookkoeper
TO itch, u duel, designating the time and
pl,ce. The bookk,eper accepted, with the
privilege OF choosing weapons The time
arrived and they met on the battlefield
rhe bookkeeper chose q shot gun and the
lawyer chose 10 have his photograph taken
By Webster, 70l Elm ttreet.
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Merit wi. WIN. 81 we thought a. a ger.
Il .men WAS tslling ~ W. wonderful cure OF
a cough and Geld with Humphreys Hon
eopathic Specific No. 7. He affirmed that
Tor coughs and colds Of a stubborn. chaS-
stter It could not be- exec HID. 1t slisyed
the tickling IN the throat and distre sing
cough, and relieved the hoarseness when
his friends had become alarmed last pneu-
monia was setting IN. He commenced with
Specific No. 7, taking SIX pellets every two
hours; cough noon became milder; hoarse-
ness passsd of strength and appetite i'm
proved. and in few days he was as well rs
ever.
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Imported Goods.

Imported GOOds. -,
The Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, 10 the only saloon III the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import In and out OF bond Hungarian aud
other wines. aud therefore can give their
revu lar patrons the benefit. No ealoon In
the south vest imports direct ~ much 40 this
house Their cigars. innch, liquors and at
tent!cn given 10 the public cannot DO ex'
celled In the United States. Don't iorge'
TO get yonr lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exchange, whore you will always
find the sffable Jake Meuczsr and. assist
ants.
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he will eventually be reduced TO poverty
aud that he will Then be- ioitaktn by III,
malls aud female harpies that are now pre-,
Ing upon him. When t0At line comes b,
will. she believes, return to her, and she IN
FREE 10 oonfeAs shs will then gladly share
hsr property with HIN. She 10 very pru-
dent and saving. Al,housh her wealth a..
most rssohcs the mii,ion, she N soru puious
ly economical. ososnse "somelims he will
need the money" IL would bs impossible
for n women with such mn ambition In LIE
to rush Int, marriage with another-lCh.'
caRo NeNs
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There could not nave been . sil'ier story
Than thss which cane from Denver lsst
yeek 10 the s6rct that Mrs. Augusta l..
Tabor. the divorced vile Of the notorious
ex-9snator, had meyvied . peripathetic sd-
venturev. Mr. Tabor - . sensib oil d
l sdy. With earr,l of money and . beau.
tisul homo. She sseIs that she hss been
deadly vroneed ~ Tabor. end che says
she hes but one thisR to.iivs Ter nov, aud
$500 hus1asd vn . sssarnsd .
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Ouakers Invading Tsxns.

Quakers Invading Tsxns.
ck.mak+rs are hereby warned that the
Improved Quaker Brick Machine when
grinds the clay. moulds ard loads on to the
trucks, a. good square brick, and fast as
any other machine. has come 10 state OF
perfection OF work that challenges competi'
ton. bring them 10 M arshsli BY the car
load. thus ohespe ming freight. and their
price 10 one.third less than any other OF
Ike capacity. Send for descriptive circn.
n, and note whn. Texas brick-mAkers and
others say OF them.
GEORGE w. REYNOLDS.
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Those persons who do not need iron, but
who are uoubled with nervorsntss and
dyspepsia. will And In Carriers Little Nerve
Pills . most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combination with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and in this wsy often
exert moot magical eff<ct. Take Just one
pill Of each kind Immediately AFTER eating
and you will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In walls as % cents. Bold By
ali drupoiats
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Attention In called TO The advertisement
n, Ar. Kans SHE DIS in another column, who
IA nckro ged as one smcpR the most ac-
conn. ished decorative artists in the conn
~. lie keeps full stock OF all goods In
his line, which he offers AZ wholesa o and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure i's
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements
and ~ one with whom II Is always pleas
ure To transact business.
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Lower Than Ever.

Persons desiring TO buy psrior, dining
room and bedroom sets, bedsteads, chsire,
roobers tables, lounges, si9aooards, ward
robes, office furniture, etc., can mud ono 81
tb. largest and best selected stocks evsr
brought to Texas. Anything 10 the iurni-
ture line ETC. can be ionnd 10 this large ana
eleean, assortment. Prices ere lover than
ever and great Inducements offered to
buyers. tEnRas hiok,
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Distributing Agent, harshslI, Texas.

Ord's Place, ia Lamar street hands over
its counters nothing but the best liquors
and cigars Frank Cauthorn Is manager
and will see that the public u satisfied.
The finest reading room is attached. where
you can always End the Nav YORK. b.:
Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, sporting and
Dallas papers. The room IL elegantly FUR
nished, and Won can read in pence.
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AnLunaEn INSANE.

William d. EuDi,. nEed thirty years,
and q resident OF Farmers' Branch, was
brought In yesterday by his brother, and
was tried In the coun y court yesterday on
Q writ OF inQuirendo luostico: and adiudged
insane. His brother took him home with
him to avoid his transportation to the ssy.
lum at Austin. lie IL Of violent turn
and II il dspgerou, for him t. be at large.
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You are invited TO ctii ut w. McClellan's
s,ndin 7n5 Main street, aud examine PIC.
lures cooi-d sud enlarged. lie siz-. Finished
m rrsyon and oil. FirAtclass work Va this
STYLE of ricturr,, as well as all siyle' IN
,noiorrsphs a so.c atty. Visitors 20 tht
,itv are psrticui Ariv Welcome
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AveriIl Mixed Paints.

/ guarantee this paint will prove salts
fnotory wnen applied according to direc-
tons. do not mean guarantee oil sstls.
ton only when first applied, ~ every paint
IL satisfactory when irst applied, bat my
guarantee embraces sufficient time 10
properly test the merits of ;he paints. My
iriends and customers in the couniry are
authorized TO project this guarantee. Adj
drsss all orders to II. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer Ia painters sup,
plies, wall paper. window glass, etc.
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Mrs. LYDIA A. TAFT, OF UIbridgc, Mass,
sends us tho Following statement, En-
closing N Letter from her Daughter, who
was Cured of Consumption by DIR.
Schencl's Medicines.
4 believe hat INV d .ugnier had Consumption
Of the Lungs, aud that the use OF you, medicines
saved her life luurs d he tDr ush her sick
uess, and she was 50 bso for long tine Una,
We AL 10 hope of n.r recovery can Only
add Ina. the account tn At sh gvS IN the fol
lowing letter 4, truoiu very psrii uhr
Hrs LYDIA A TAFT
DIR. schenck- Dear Sir: ! will givo you. as
near a. eau an account OF my sickness, as also
INV rerov.ry by tie use oi your great IN dicines.
rhe frs; symptom OF tie disease thaI attracted
par leu ar s,teuuon was a sew re- pam III my
lungs. I his came on vale was attending
cho \, sn ON my going home.ne eyeniug my
proth. an oug Il Il best Il consult doctor u re-
gard It After mn examination of my lunR',
he spoke quite dlscouraginRy ~ my cas-, say,
lug that IN, lungs were b,ron " alec "a ana
that the chance for my r'cnvcry were tot vury
good I was soon nitr attack WIN hrmot-
Thse., raising half acup OF blood s. " lime Az
IT, this hsd aehoklns eon.h when Ge. me
awake almost he whole hishi a. Ala severe
signt-swcsts watch weakened me 50 tina
wss Al lnst confined 10 hei. haa no AZ.
pc hte AMI hsd constnn, painS IN ny sides ana
back, but most severe In nv right lung MY
brother was the "ue who arst t'lh "a.
niout you medicines, saying thAt e nal
hen OF remarkable rnr- l"g ter
formed By them ~" his rec NINE ,n. az
lbg.n h, mig the Pulmonic syrup alone
brt was ssterwarlp tod thai | must take the
Mandrake Pills ana Scnweod Tonic Al iLe
same tim This did; haiti took all At ole
time a. son dir. ct 0iiy that [. ON my geht
", akns,s YES onliged to w.. IN with -msllrr
doses tina. you pr.scfib. d. gr,cualiv Coined
In ,trepg N ,ho~ever, ~ that w.s nbet 10 ihte
fnll doses Ny sirens IN increased - the medi
cine be IN % act on nv system ard soon my
worst = mptoms were ne. my spr, tito IN
c.ess d ann this gave me strength 10 get ne
md tsse exercs y, wss 1t i,st veil. aud have
had O I'd health ever since nov over zen yrars
I .dyi,e sll who are suffering WITT Lung Dis
e.ss Ia uss your medicines, ~ bsii We N y
are sinnst sTeclhc In toe, disease. SHAH b.
u essed - h-vs any one call on or wfite 70 u =
In 70. ord tn my cave
Yours uuly.
MERCY TAFT.
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A Card.

To all who sye suffering from the errorn
and indiscretiDns OF youth, nervoue weak.
n-ss, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.,
sill send recipe tina. will cure you, Tree oil
charge. This great remedy was Discovered
sy y missionary ~ Ronth Amcrics. SEND
a scltaddressed envelope 20 me rev
Joseph 7. Iuman station u. Ne~ fp'F
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III is SENT FREE.
Post Paid, to An,Appilcnnts.

"A: Adi,e.s, Pr J schonoI & sen. p, o, Box
Goand zee N. people who wrl,o the following
letters, II ossibe.
A Gentleman wcll.known In GAINESVILLE,
Dresden and COLLECTION, writes from Pe-
kin. Illinois.
Or. II Schenck:
Dear sir-In the winter OF 1871 was told by
three pom nent doctors that my wife had Con.
np inx Soon ATE this frlcgd, who lives Ia
Dayton. Oh q. reromu ended your mediclnCs 20
her, but having been told ihaIshe was inouga-
BILE, We hsd 10 faith "A them. Her friend q.
syrup, aud insl,ted on her giving IL u sir trial
she did 20, aud thank Got, BY it, use her life
was ,a'ed. shei- now entirely well
am woll-known h,re, well as In Zsncsvllle,
Dresden and CohOcton, aud would refer you -
tbs druggists and others In these towns who
wi remember my Vli0s case Hs very bad one.
have recommended your medicines 10 a great
many, and hsvc neyef known them 10 fail Ia
mskiag cures where they have been glvons fair
trla,. am induced To send you this by the
thought that II vii, be OF such great use q sui.
''S .u~ fIepsao,or White House Il S E Eesn ill.,
Nov u 1879.
Another Case or Consumption Cured ~
LaPoTtc, Ind.
Or schenck:
About 1--WE We years ago wan dangerously III
wi h Lung Fever had great trolbl. In breath.
n +; every breath drew caused me pain.
al thrao doctors treating me, bnt grow worse
ali The Tine. l was NJ that uGo c,nn6clad with
the Lake shore Il. u. Co. Ole OF my fellow
clerks induced me to gst some OF your mcdl.
clues saying that he had Used them himself
wlh entire success l sent for snmo VI your
Pulmonic Syrup, Scawccd Tome and Man
drake pills. | used them according 10 the
directions aud IN u short tire noticed n mark cd
mpruy rmeut In my heal h. which kept up ~
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Mr.. A. X Hurst, Of The new nrm OF
Hurst 4 Drsyiuss. returned Monday from
HE trip north, where he bought one Of the
m oct select stocks OF gents iurcb hing goods
ever brought 20 the 3 ale. He slso secured
t,e exclusive agency for DAi,ss Of the esle-
brsssd Dullsp hats.
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Billiard tournament 81 local experts at
the Sc. George ho,sl billiard ball. Or m
uenoins Tuesday evenins. February
18th. Seven pron,sine player oquL cal
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