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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17
PERSON Al.

DR.. Carl Murray, who has boon quite
i'll for the past few days, is improving.
Mr.. 4. l., Marsalis, who has been con
fined tu his hnme for several DAYS. with
malarial fever, Il better.
Mrs. =. II. johnson arrived homo yes.
tcrday, from three months visit 10
friends and relatives in kentucky and
Missouri.
Judge J. W. Ferris, Of waxahachic,
was III inc city yesterday on legal BUSH
ness. The Judge looks IA Young as ho
did eight years ago.
Col j. q. Gooch has rendered his res.
gnation a. Manager Of tho Dallas Car
Works There VIII no u meeting of the
Directory Thursday.
Norvoll ). johnson, with tho Caruth
" Burns Hardware COMPANY, left last
night Tor ~. Louis 10 he absent from tho
state for several months.
Mr.. j. |. "A. Thomas, the stirring Pas.
songer Agent Of the Star AZ Cr,sent
route, returned from ~. Louis, whittier
no had gone to meet Mrs. Thomas, who
has been spending the past three months
visiting relatives and friends In Ken.
lucky.
Rabbi Schulz, has received and Az.
Vcptou WI lnNllNllOn rom the lSrncltps
OF Fort Worth. 10 oihclato during the
coming holidays, viz; New Year and
Day of AtOnoment. We ara inIormnd
that great preparations are being made
for the Same. Pythian Temple has bc"n
secured and will be fitted up for Tho oc'
caSion. A choir has been organized
lilo is now ut tho Fort instructive thc
choir preparatory for tho services nr
New Year which begins ON Friday noSi
at sunset lasting two days. ~ ~
DR., L q; Hammer has returned 10 tho
city from New York and the snn,n,n Nov
resorts, where he has boon rnsticn,i",.
Tor the last throo mouths, aud he il nn,S
quartered at the st. James Hotel In.
tending to remain n short time i'm M
city tn practice his specially. Thn nn,,
Tor has treatment othis own inyent,nn
IN eases of alcoholic poisoning nuJ bn
can prove his sucrcss hv ceri,bc,tae
given him hv rclinblc cltisons of ih,,
city ~ Is u remedy much demanded
TINS cure Cor drunkenness ami mo- ,innbi
'he y riDr VIII lnl many p,,ients n,
49, - ..l...as.4..
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STATE PRESS.

Tho following interesting items are
taken from the Kaufman Sun: The Ga
zotte is petering powerful fast. Cotton is
beginning to roll in quite lively. by the
last of November all Of it will be gathg,-
cd and sold. The Dallas HERALD salts
Withers, the little hyin5,icnny puke
down. lie has been slandoring and
lying about Texas. Sewer Gray stood
trial Monday for shooting Bill Daugher-
~, before Justice Talalerro. He was
bound over to the district court.
Daugherty has not had his trial yet
Tho Dallas HER MD has gotten ntO u
dangerous habit of copying articles from
the Kaufman Sun and crediting them
the Terrell Star. Now, we don't care ~
far as we are concerned, but We warn
them against the star folks, for they
are bad eggs. We glory in tho spunk Of
the WaXahachio Mirror man. A man
tolls u lie on the editor and triGd to get
the people to stop their patronage, and
the way the editor sailed him down for
1t ~ caution to Cripples. That's
right Huckabee, stick the bet
end OF your anatomy Mt them
and mako them hump and pull their
freight Tor moro cOugouial cline.
Hon. Olin Wellborn requests us t
state that ne will speak in kaufman
noXt Thursday, the 18th inst, at
o'clock sharp. The people will pleas,
remember the hour and he Their,
promptly, as he is compelled to leave ol
/ tho 3 o'clock train for WaXahachie
| where he Is to speak the following day
| Hon. w. III. Ramsey, Presidential cleo
xpfIi al In Ia 70 H.,
| speaker. We hope large crowd vii
he out. Hon. DIN WcllhOru is tn
grandest orator in Texas, aud * guiuin
a national reputation rs the best in Tn
South. Let the court house be full at
o'clock sharp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

Blaine was. II was absurd TO suppose
he would openly play tha Prohi-
bitionists such n trick, after his
promises of support to Neal Dow,
when the latter had made known
by authority. These friends of Mr..
Blaine here argued that it was a rctlec
ton upon his honor which no one had a
right 10 make. This being the general
temper of the Blaine men it is easy to
imagine their establishment upon read
ing not only that he had lodged but
that he had made speech announcing
the Tact and trying to excuse it to the
country. II has been the chief feature
Oh lI'e election talked OF here.
MIR, Blaiue'S course in the matter is
universally treated MS the result of II
cool calculation between the relative
degrees of injury at the
west from tho arOusing tho PrOhi-
blsiOnists on the one hand by lodging
I the vote on the Amendments ami eN-
citing the Germans on the other by adj
herring IT, his promise to Neal Dow and
voting for it, The opinion of strong
Blaine men from Ohio and Indiana L.
| that he has made great mistake, since
his speech will, beyond question, largely
| indrease the Prohibition vote, while the
| effect predicted for Indiana is, that il
will turn those Prohibitionists anxious
to support him back TO the candidate,
which one wing Of the party has put in
the field. AS to tho Ger
mans, the remark is general here
that they are not so dun rs not 10 bt
able to see that Mr.. Blaine is fishing for
them with II very bare hook. The cX
preston is general here that If Mr.
Blaine had made his speech two week,
before the election the Republican,
would scarcely have carried Maine. Mr.
Blaine's DELAY in voting until an houl
when the bulk Of the Republican voter,
must have been in the boxes, and whrr
the fact of his having lodged could moi
be made known generally in the State
has also been matter Of general com
ment. The agreement * NJ general tina
| this, too, was characteristic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

THE San Francisco Star IL received
with an article marked, detailing n dog
fight, which occurred at Big Sandy, in
this State. As it Is well known that Rig
Sandy does not boast Of dog Of hi gh
degree, and the fight was between com
mon ours, It can be of no interest to tho
readers of tho Herald, A real good
dog fight, with some of the supporters
of BLAINE or BUTLER IA the lighters,
would be interesting, for they arc well
calculated to add glory and lustro TO a
fight between cur dogs, Tho Rcpubli-
cans of Texas are qualified by associa.
ton to enter the lists.
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REMEMBi II there is an lrrepressiblo
conflict now raging between tho cattle.
men and the actual settlers In tho west
tern counties Of Texas. The actual set
tiers will succeed in establishing their
supremacy, Notwithstanding the efforts
Of the FREQ grass advocates. 1t matters
not what specious pleas may he made in
the interests of the cattle kings, tho ac-
tual settlers, having right on their side,
will ultimately triumph. 1t il tho few
against tho many the rich against the
poor, and although money is regarded
as all powerful in corrupting Legisla-
ton, 1t never can succeed with the
masses. Put ii down rs certain result,
that all tho money the cattle syndlcatos
can lavish upon tho honest yeomanry of
the country, they never can succeed in
prostituting tho honest convictions of
honest men. Free grass isa fraud ard
sham, and honest mon so regard it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

TO MAJOR JOHN HENRY BRowN:--
You being an old Toxlan, and having
surveyed many of the counties of this
State, and knowing the localities and
districts and divisions of the State, will
you, Tor tho benefit Of the public, state
what Counties constitute tho Pan
iian.dlc, what are the division lines be-
Tween north, northeast, northwest,
west, south east, south, middle, and
southwest Texas. This State, in extent
of territory, is an empire in itself, and by
giving the information above asked,
you would confer favor upon tho peo-
pie Of the whole State, and your decis-
ion in regard to tho matter would bo ro-
garded M final and in view Of your
services as n public surveyor ex-ollicio,
reliable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

DIR. AR1H Cochran In said to ho the
most modest man in the State, barring
out Tow OCHuTREE. His name has
been mentioned for several county of
fees but he has treated all such insinu-
atoms with disdan. lilo Is now said ia
he figuring to support NoRToN for GOV.
crnor. II il said when tho subject is
mentioned to him he shippers and twists
the corners OF his mouth to one side and
tries to look interesting and sweet, and
says, al am in tho hands of my friends,
If they think ann the most avaiabl,
man ! can't resist their opportunities. II
Tho Doctor would I've a powerful weak
candidate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

NEwuuRYronE MASS, sept. 10. John
"a. Whitlior has written lcttor declin-
ing tho nomination Of Presidential
olector for the seventh and Eighth Dis.
tricts ON account ofthc state of his health
and his conviction for the nominees for
members of Congress aud clcctOr should
ho rom different sections of the district.
lie adds; "No lack of interest in tho
Republican cause has induced this de.
clSiun."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17
POLITICAL POINTS.
BLAINE AND HIS WESTERN TRIP.
Throwing Cold Water on tho Prohi-
tionlsts-Logan StiIl Singing Bad
Language Gov. Ireland's
Appointments Etc.
A Card From Prohibitlonist.

Fort WoRTH, Sept To- Special.
The following emanates from tho Pro,
hibition Elect0r and member of commit.
tee OF Sixth Congressional district:
The undersigned respectfully requests
all ministers Of the gospel within the
sixth Congressional district of the State
Of Texas, favorable TO Prohibition. TO
preach sermon ON that subject on tn.
night of tho 18th inst. We furthc-. no
quest all school teachers in said dictrict
to lecture their schools on soi5 snHiact
between this time and ,no firSt "f No
yGGmber next. AnG we respectfully ask
al newspapers in said district to publish
Vhoso requests at an early day.
EDWARD lI0VENCAMP,
Electof on Prohibition Ticket for Sixth
Congressional District.
j. NJ. THOMSON,
Member State Executive Committee
Prohibition Party, Sixth Con. District
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lr IL said BEN BUTLER wants to ignore
MIR. WET, tho candidate for Vice Prosi-
dent on tho Greonback ticket, and place
Mn llENpRlCgs' name there instead
Mn. HENDUI'Ks would scorn such a
coalition "a he would u coalition with
ono of tho pupils in the Kentucky mill
tary school, who now tries to smooth
oyer tho indiscretions of tho Plumed
knight, when n teacher In that institu
ton. When Mn. BurLEU has political
dealings with such man M HEN
BRICKS, no will not find one who IL will
ing to commit himself to fraud and in
| InmK.
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.Indcncndcncr Orlrhrntinn.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. ID. Special
Tho second days celebration of tho
Mexican Independence was largely at
tended hero. Speeches by prominent
candidates and others are in progress at
the springs. over $1,000 people are ON
the grounds. Specials from Matamoras,
Carmnrgo, Rio GrNnde City, Now I.arc-
do, Picdras Ncgras and Del Norte, ro-
port more enthusiasm and larger celc-
hration than over before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

AUGUSTA, MI, Sept. 10. Mr.. Blaine
leaves here on his Western trip on the
1 o'clock train tomorrow afternoon.
Senator Frye will accompany him rs far
as Now York. Blaine will spend
Wednesday night in Boston, and the
following day will attend the Massnchu
sets Fair at Worchcstcr. lie will
arrive in New York Thursday
night, romnining thero sew.
cra days, after which his
route vii he westward, but how far has
no. yet boon decided. lilo will certainly
visit Ohio ut all events.
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EIrcLInn Of IImlnY.

MARSHALL, Sept. To-. Special. An
official count Of the primary election
vote discloses the fact that Capt. Bob
lIuloy has defeated l.. L. Wilson for tho
nomination o! Representative from this
county.
luleyis ourCOunty Surveyor, an edu-
Gated man, and enjoys tho respect and
confidence of MI parties.
Col. j. IL. Jones arrived this morning
and will address our people this even
ing At tho courthouse. The Colonel
looks in excellent health, and wears his
Congressional honors with becoming
dignity.
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Congressional Nominations.
FIRST MICHIGAN.


Dnrnoir sept. l6.--Tho Republicans
Of the first district met hero this morn
ing and nominated Col. John Atkinson
Tor Congress ON the first ballot.
TWENTIETH INV YoRW.
NEW York, Sept. ld,-Tho Twentieth
district Republicans nominated Gov.
West for Congress.
FOURTH CoSNFCriCur.
BnInoErokr, Sept. l6.-The Ropuhli-
can Congressional convention OF the
Fourth district nominated Lyman Coo
Tor Congress.
" TwENrv-ruIRp NRw roRK,
UTICA, n. V, Sept. l6.-The Repuhli.
cans OF the Twenty-third district nomi-
mated Henry ]. Cookingham for Con.
gross.
forRrEKNru ILLINOIS.
BLooNlNGtoN, lit, sept. lG.-The
democrats OF the Fourteenth district
Congress, "
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Blalne'a Augnstn snrcch.

WASHINGTON, sept. ll,-Nothing In
connection with the Maine election has
created 30 much surprise as Mr.. Blaine's
speech, assigning his reasons Tor dodE.
ing vote ON the Prohibition Amrnd.
ment. When a report cnme ibnt ho
voted the State ticket and omittej ~
vote for tho Amendment, many of his
friends were very indignant, and do.
nounced the report as false. aud The
work Of his cnonirS Thew said such 4
s.-s-s ~ ~. -. -. kgll nlan NJ.
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Tho Lngnn Combination.

DETROIT, MIcH., Sept. l6.-This morn
ing Gen. Logan and party left Grand
Rapids for Detroit, coming
here via Alleghanp, Kalamazoo,
Threo Rivers, White Pigeon,
Jonesville, Adrian, lIillsdale, Peters
burg and Monroe. Crowds cOllec, ed
ut every town through which the train
passed. Many farm houses were decor.
atod with bunting la honor of Logan,
The party arrived here this evening.
Con. Logan held n short reception mt tho
Russell house. He leaves tonight for
Rochester to attend tho reunion of the
army Of the Erie on the 10TH. He leaves
there for a trip through Erie, Clarks-
burg, Groonville, Sharptown, Sharon
and Newcastle, Pennsylvania, to
Youngstown, Pennsylvania.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

THE Ennis Recorder is issued as q
daily. 1t has the best wishes of tho
HERALD for its success, but to q man up
tree II would look n little previous in a
town the size of Ennis, which has
superior mail facilities and receives
metropolitan dailies in time for break
fast readlng.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

THE Texas Sltings has dcgenorated
into very commonplace iirth-cass
would-be-witty Journal. Tho writings
OF KNOX and SWEET do not approx.
mate in interest or humor tho articles
on tho first page of patent outside
weekly, and take 1t all in all, it IL fail.
uro Of the highest order. 1t may DO use,
ful for some purposes, but as u readable
journal it is n failure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17
A. EnlhuslnslIe nalh.rInr at Cultivation

e. Enthusiastic Gathering mt Galveston.
GALVESTON, Sept. l6.-rhe Grain club
held n large and enthusiastic mass-meet
ing tonight at Armory hall, Hon, Seth.
Shepard, President OF the club, presided,
and introduced Hon, William II. Grain,
ofCuero, Democratic nominee for Con
gress from this district. Mr.. Grain do
livered magnificent address, occupying
two hours. lie reviewed tho history of
tho Democratic party from its birth,
contrasting its principles with the
avowod policy of the Republican party.
Tho meeting broke up mt a late hour
with three cheers for Cleveland, Hon
bricks and Grain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17
rrcslhrnt SrrIr. nrrlInn.

SrmNdrirLp MASS, Sept. l6.-Presi.
dent Scolge Of Amherst college, has de.
clincd tho nomination for Governor by
the Prohibition party. lilo told u ropor.
Ter he was worry much surprised when
informed he had been nominated. lilo
had previously answered ovory inquiry
on The subject and he could not accent
either nomination ar Oillco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

IT isnow asserted by those who claim
to DO in tho secrets of the party, that
FRED CULLEN will DO tho candidate of
the Republicans for Congress in this dis
trict. He will prove IA very acceptable
man to the colored voters and will add
muchly to tho responsibility OF the
party. CULLEN is II very powerful
speaker, and his persuasive eloquenco is
immense, particularly 40 when ordering
up tone glass of beer" Lot CULLEN be
the candidate
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WEDNESDAY, sErTEMWrn II, lssa.

1T is said JUpda MOTION, with
his silver tresses and flowing beard, is
trying to assume tho roll of patriarch
Well, suppose no is, whose business is
itP There are several patriarchs whose
history would show up mighty bad in
comparison with the scaly life of JUDGE
MORTON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

AUSTIN, Sept l6.-lSpociOl. GOV. Ire
land has made tie following appoint
ments and will speak ut the places
named; Denton, September -; Henri.
otta, september 10; Wichita Falls, SEN
TENDER q; Baird, September ~; Ali.
lene, September 30; Sweotwatcr, Octo-
her Colorado, October .; Rig Springs,
october 3; I'll paSO, October g.
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Justice bradley Had Not ,rcarao,It.

STOWE, VI, sept. 10, Mr.. Justice
Bradley, of the United States Supreme
court says of tho newspaper dispatch
announcing his intention to resign: at
y interesting news aud tho first have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

JUDGE A. Il. NoRToN will DO the can
didate of tho Republican party in Texas,
and no is tho only one who will offer any
formidable opposition to IRELAND.
JuDGE NORTON does not expect to be
elected Governor, but he does expect to
show that the Republican party " not
M io,, end Of all parties in Texas, The
Greonback party is the tuft on the tail
of the dog In Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

DoRs anyone bolicvo that WASH
Jones cntortains the opinion that he can
DO elected Governor OF TexasS IfNoR-
TON IL nominated by the Republicans
the fight will DO between him and luE.
LAND. JONES will play tho part of the
runt and will have 10 suck the hind
toat. intellectually, no IL about the
smallest man that over offered for any
prominent Office in Texas. Ito was
oncoa member OF Congress tor ono term
but was there long enough to bring con.
tempt upon himself, IL not upon the
State, for his want of sense and knowl.
edge Of National affairs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

BEFoRE BLAINE ordered the libel suit
instituted against the indianapolis SEN
tinel, there was not single copy of that
journal taken in this county. 1t now
has circulation in this county alone of
over sixty copies. II its circulation has
increased in the same proportion all
over the country its lists of subscribers
will be larger than are those of the New
York Herald. That libel suit is proving
n bonanza for the Sentinel.
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MnrrInnd prnhlhliinni.,.

BALrlMsHE, sept. ID. At n confer
oncc of the Prohibition party in this
state, held this morning, Il was decided
to nominate n full state ticket, also .
candidate for Congress In each district,
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WORCESTER, MASS, sept. Ii. Cen
Buffers campaign tour includes Massa
chusetts, New York, Indiana, Michigan
takes u special train up the west side
aud down the east side ui the peninsula
Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
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Ir cannot DO denied that the Fort
Worth Mail is doing moro efficient
servict In advancing the interests of that
burg than any othor paper over before
published there. Tho HERALD IL glad
10 SEQ this, and will renew It's efforts to
aid the Mail in improving the morals M
well rs tho growth of Fort Worth.
Dallas regards Fort Worth AZ one OF the
brightest Jowols In her dladom, and
hopes sincerely that Il may ever shed ny
much lustre upon this city M do hor
other cherished ornaments -Cleburne,
Kaufman, Terrell, Rockwell, McKin.
ney, Denton, Decatur aud other towns
OF smaller magnitude, but Of equal
brilliancy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

IT is said that WASH JoNEs was once
soldier, but did his country no great
service. He Is still "millingterry" in
his disposition, and is now in higher
marching order to enable him TO got
away from lRBLAND in good condition,
II he is demoralized now, no had b ,,tter
run at once to avoid tho too OF Inr.
LANDS boot, which will forever send
him out OF tho political. arena In this
State,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

TnERE will DO an effort made 20 have
the Postoihcc department extend the
frec delivery OF mail matter through bout
East Dallas. II should DO done. Tho
froo delivery OF all postal matters IL in
tended TO benefit those whose residences
are not convenient to the posioillcc, and
~ fully ono-thlrd OF the mail matter ro-
ccived AT this Office Is for parties living
outside Of the clrcumscribod limits OF tho
city proper, thoro Is no good reason why
II should not be extended TO East Dallas
and other suburban districts contiguous
10 Dallas. II the residents Of East Dallas
mako proper efforts, and engage the val
nable services OF MIR. WlLLDonN In
their behalf, the object desired can
easily be obtained. 4 statement of facts
setting forth the benefits which would
result from the establishment OF a pos
tai delivery In East Dallas, would not DO
disrogardcd or Ignored by the postoilico
department. Let steps be taken at once
10 accomplish ;his much dcslrcl I'm
pto,val.sA.s ~ va e..s -..al. ss.t.ev.
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TiIE Fort Worth Democrat says "thero
is good, strong grand jury, aud oil'ond-
ers may look for u strict, fearless hand
ling. There will BIO no lodging or
child'splay with those men," They will
bc Judged by their works. The statutes
of the State are sufficient to suppress
gambling. Tho proofs of gaming Ia the
Fort are easily attainable. An efficient
grand jury, and u faithful prosecuting
attorney, will free Fort Worth of the
evil In that respect rs is Dallas to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

Independents Republicans, you can
rest assured, that Mn. BLAINE's libel
suit will not DO tried until after the olec-
ton In November. Tho indianapolis
Sentinel Is ready to join issue at once In
the courts, but Mn. BLAINE il delaying
the trial. The suit will he dismissed by
Mn. BLAINE, for he knows that more
will bo proven against him, than no de-
sires the public to know. II Mn. BLAINE
In not guilty OF all that IL charged
against him, why does he delay proceed.
ings' lie madca terrible mistake when
he instituted that libel suit.
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We Cannot Wen Afford to
REDUCE PRICES

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u'uoN ia o 70
rr, an, u 49,. -.
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advertised limos wa r Won o,o 49,,
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The Hest Fruit OF Medical science.
,gDrspepsia j. immediately relieved by
R"Htrr's '"prlnr rlrils Pastors.
$500 -es...s, 10y ~. 4.4,..
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Most Desirable Goods
At THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES,

Besides The goods referred above, patrons FEW
srEclALTES whour SALES ,
ad H New York. EGCOME AND SEE
AT THESE SNE WE YOU THE PENEFT wv
DERIVED THROUGH PURCHASE
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Some the colorc1 patrons Of Third
WAR. 'ol1red free schools have peti-
Unued uperinteudcut Rolls tn have
that school.