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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
I,IsCos.

PEcos, April 25-[CorTespondence Ito
the stranger who passes over the Texas ~
Pacific railroad from Pecos station to Seirs
Blnuco ius. now Il IoAy seem TO him to be
but q vast barren waste, as he only sees large
prairise, 40 timber and no water, AND he
v.ry naturally presumes that there is but
littio chance for a man 10 make living In
such @ country. But let him atop ut Seire
Bauco and lake "a email trir away from the
railroad, and through the = altman noun
tains and visit the different mines that are
now being opened. examine tho rich ores
that are now being shipped by different
narties from those mountains, and see the
number of prospect holes being eusk into
the bowel. Of mother earth. Then visit the
diff rent springs OF fine water In the neigh
borhood, and when he learns what hrs black
grammn grass covers the whole lace OF
the earth, even to the tops oil
the mountains, and then goes up into
the CarIiz) and Eagle mountains and
finds them full OF rich copper End silver ore
worth from 500 10 $3.50 per tor, with wide
and extensive vslleya with as tine grass as
ever was, and good water, which can by
very small outlay. be so improved ss TO be
sufficient for oil the stock that could be nut
There. and az the same time be IN as fine
n climate rs there III IL the whole United
States.
Passing from there on down through
the Davis mountains ana any close
observer can easily ioresee inst In
the near future this whole coun-
try vii be alive with cattle and
sheen men, and the MIXERS huis VIII be
,e.n dotting the sides OF oil these hills.
smel,efs, stamp mills, Freight wagons, and
branch railroads viii i'll Vie air
with the hum OF labor In
bringing 10 the surface the vast wes TIA now
underlying these mountains. Then IN
leaving the Davis mountains you pnss into
the valley of the Pocos river, and there you
will behold vast level praisie on ooth
sides OF the river from nine to thirty miles
In Width, and IN length several hundred
miles. All fine grazing isnd snd good sou,
which nay all be irrigated with very
small OUTLAY, and the lands which now can
no purchased at from So to So per acre.
then could not be had for less than $40 TO
$40 Lillle towns are sprlrg!rsup oil along
this belt OF country. The moot notable
one Mt present Is the town OF Pecos, 1t is
situated on the Texas Il Pacific railway at
the junction Of the Pecos river, and u now
has about four hundred inhabitants. Three
hotels one livery stable, three good gro
cery houses and three produce houses, !
one good hardware house, one
drug store, one printing office. two physi-
clans, five lawyers. one black smith shop, |
one saddle and harness shop, two barber
shops, three saloons land other things we
are ashamed. to mention) but then You |
have them In all your cities. Pecos bids
fair be good, large town She has now
a good trade, which Is certainly on the in-
crease, and she has the country surround
ipc her that will maintain n good town.
am also informed that we ebali have bank
here in a lew days. We can safely scy that
pWsors wishing to change locations aud |
gsS into live and healthy town, come to
pacos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
THE RABBI RESIGNS.
Tho End Of a Long Fight Among the
Faithful.
Rabbi Schnhi Grounds His weapons
Why aud Wherefore.
Details Of an Interesting story.

Yesterday DR.. Henry Schulz, rabbi OF
the CONGREGATION Emanu'El, rendered his
rsslenation In the following communlca'
ton, addressed 10 tho president aud mem
bers OF the congregation, In, which no glyes
his reasons for 40 doing.
DALLAS, April %, To tho rrosid,nl ana Men
hers of Congregation Emanuel. Dallas,
nonoREp FRIGsps AND GKsrLrmrs; In
offering you, at this to you, parhaps unex'
pecied time, my unconditional resignation
as minister of your congregation, / beg to
ttate briefly that after mature ana careful
elaboration deem this ~ the wisess ana
oply course by which can In an indapend'
ant manner look about and respond 70 the
calls made upon ms from abroad, which
could not do as long az
l am your minister without
nsslscting my duties aud being abseht ifoni
my post, and " hioh I would necessarily be
under the preeent circumstances IL Is un-
necessary 20 dwell upon the causes that
lead me to this my firm and liked r.solu-
ton; but owe this course, first, 10 you
who, as handful OF brave, btanpoh
friends have, under adverse circumstances,
given ma the moral and substantially the
financial support. which | fear has been
taxing heavily a few remaining memoeio OF
once happy bat now sorrowluliy divided
congregation; second. 10 my dignity,
my Independence ard nv hian-
hood: and therefore upon my
honor az a Rabbi aud n mao mus diecon-
| tnue 10Y functions as paid minister OF
congregation, laboring under snoh sdyersi
~. IL ~ not my purpose In this commit
nication, 10 discusa my past wears IN your
midst, a pest, 30 full Of sad, sad misery and
anguish, so full OF bitter disappointments 10
| you, my noble and respected friends, AS
well asto myself and beloved wiia and chill
dren. can but leave II ~ tho
highest Tribunal, ard let Him he
the Judge OF those who 80 wantonly Ell
deavored TO wreck my whole lite, aud 10
blast my career, once so happy ana
brilliant. May our Heavenly Father ~
his mercy, forgive them, even now, az /,
from the depth OF my heart, have forgiven
them. May His divine blessings he granted
them and theirs, shall be my constant
prayer. I'll remain IN your midst aud
serve you, 10 shall heucetOrth be
eratuitousiy and only Az free
and Independent Rabbi and citizen. In ten
derinP you this my absolute resignation, /
do H. with very deep pain, aud regret 20 DO
thus compelled TO sever my warm connec.
uoN with men and women and children Of
Israel. who shall nevertheless, stand high
and lofty In my estimation, aud be revsred
and beloved W me and m,ne .a long ms
God shall grant us liie. May the
Lord oil the universe grant
Won and yours life and peace, happiness and
lprosperity. are The sincere prayers OF your
most ubedient servant. HENRY SCHULZ.
His resignation was accepted by the con-
or. cation with expression OF regret, and
A committee was appointed 20 dreft rebo!u.
lions expressive OF the same.
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Demons pcvllIsm Work.

Dies MONIES. lows, April T.-iniorma;;
ton has been received here OF the cruel
murder Of Hiram Jefferson, near Andubsn'
Jefferson, harmless old farmer OF 60 years,
and wife, lived on farm. Saturday night,
four men entered their bedroom, dragged
them from bed, pulled the old mans hair
and whiskers out by the roots, wrapped his
shirt about his head, dragged him naked to
a tree In the yard an hanged him TO
limb Of the tree, and then rode away. Mrs
Jefferson came 10 the door snd tried 10
alarm the neighbours, the nearest OF whom
was about 400 yards away, but the murder
ers stopped her With thieats OF Hanging her
also. There is no clue 20 the rrrps'rstofe,
As IL was too dark for AIs. Jefferson TO
recognizes them. There are also strong sus.
picious that some Of his 'emilv are mixed
M Ia the murder. His daughters hus'
band. John Smythe. hsrd character Is
freely charged with the crime. IL Is also
supposed tina, the Old mans own eon was
one of the party who diu the hanging. Tns
family IL not 3 bright one ana the son 70
almost foolish and iptt tucb man as could
be persuad ed to do tuch deed. The whole
county Is aroused, and II the men are
caught there will probably be another
hanging without trial.
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Matters, DIothers.. Nothcrs..i

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by o sick child suffering ana cry
lag with the excruolating pain Of cutting
teeth? II 80, 20 ut or ce and get bottle 81
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. H. Will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake about
ii. There ia not mother on earth who has
ever used il, who will not tell you at once
Tint 1t will regulate the howell, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and heath to
the child, operating like magic. It's per-
fec'ly safe 70 use In ell cases, and pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescrip ton OF one
of the oldest and best lemsle physicians
and nurses in the United S ates. Sold
every where. % cents bottle.
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denoe, their declf RATION would not be com.
patent, II made alter the crime WAS COM
miued.
Colonel Brown ssreed that whlle dsclsra.
tlons after the criminal act would ordinarily
ba inAimissible, ye, In the case u would be
shown that they were in iurthernneeofa CON
spiracy and therefore oompeiena' lilo sug'
easted that the court before ruling on tho
objeotion 10 tho coantv attorneys question
should take tse opportunity OF learning
what the prosecution would prove IN tho
history Of tbs case.
Judge Aldridge ihereupon directed the
Jury TO Withdraw from The court room un-
~ he could learn mora from tho witnesss
story ns 10 the compeiency ofhia tshlimony'
The Jury bting out o. Tho way, MI. Scare
related Ills ,als as follows: Clark came into
my Office on October 2nd for package, COM
ING by way VI Sherman; there was lady
with him; he received n package aud signed
the lady's name q. Porter
lleld 20 the receipt; he came In subsequently,
and sent u package 10 u. ID. Esston AZ
sherman; he also came In several umes he
said he was expecting n package containing
the model NJ n patent worth }llO, he was
frequently In the oince aud used 20 set up
the cigars oftsn, and witness got 10 think
good deal Of him, the package hnally came;
u was q boz Weighing thirteen pounds;
Clark took this away with him, having paid
eighty cents due on IT,
Colonel Brown stated 20 tho court that
whiis ordi. ariIy this evidence would
oot ia sImlsslble. the prosecution wished
10 offer Is now az tha witness was iiabla to
DO called back TO Kansas Of once, ana AL
,hou.h MS evidence WAS CHRONOLOGICAL y
ont oi order. 4, was material aud would bo
connected with the case
Clint said he expected To chow that the
n al usokngo coutni ned a hal, and WAS sen, by
baum 70 Csmnlaok, who was going by tho
name OF Clnrk Mt that time. This hat did
not anti aud was ssnt back.
The prosecution also expe ted 10 nhow that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
Purity. Freshness Fine Flavor

Are mighty and will prevail. Rionoss,
the perfection OF roasted coffee is pro:
nounoed by ell who use 1t, the best roasted
coffee ever placed in the Texas market.
Prepared 10 the largest coffee mill IN the
south. IL i shipped direct TO the dealer
and reaches the consumer quickly; possess,
ing undiminisbed, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes hne coffee;
FOLD Immediately after roasting, by ell
grocers, in pound packages. Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Those who are
no! familiar with the superior qualities OF
Rouosa, should in justice 10 Themselves,
give 1t an early trial and be convinced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
A New Drug Firm.

A New Drug FIRM, .
Mr.. NJ. II. Hickcx, druggist, haa removed
from his former stsnd No. Cos Main street;
one door Yves, TO the corner OF Main ard
Lamar streets, and associated himself with
w. Ii. Patterson, druggist, under the firm
name and style Of Hicko1 patterson'
They keep a corps of polite. attentive, efiic-
lent clerks, skillful compounders. ard the
stors is open day and night. Goods and
prescriptions are delivered to any part Of
the citv free OF charge. The store has telo,
phone connection. They carry iuil and
complete line OF drugs and druggists sun
dries
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.e,,are of Imitation.

We fiud that in various parts OF the coun-
try unscrupulous druggists, for the purpose
OF making large profit, are palming oil on
a too confiding pubic worthless counter
felt of Ponds Ex.rac. under the plea that 1t
is lust es good" and in some cases that 1t
rs Ponds Extract. Trust no druggist who
makes any such representations. beware
of ali such imposition. Insist upon getting
the genuine article. take nothing else and
see that the words Pond's Extract are blown
ia the glass and tuat our trademark Is on
tho surrounding wrapper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
"a. RALLIES M Uppertendom

The Bellies OF UpPertendom
patronizs Soz ,dont because 1t perpetustes
and increases the most important item In
the sum of loneliness, beauty OF the teeth,
Let the mouth be eyer 30 small, very
cupid's bow, II filed with discolored teeth
II is repulslve, Whi'ened and preserved
with this peerless nentiiico, the teeth form
del ghtful contrast to the rossa,e hns and
lovely curve of a pretty mouth. SoZodont
10 far preferable 50 gritty tooth powders.
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Woman
HOPE roR SUFFERING NOTWITHSTANDING

" plANA
ucpE roR SUFFERING WOMAN -sonETKfNe
EKw UNDER THE SUN.
By reason OF her peculiar relations ana
her peculiar ailuents, woman has been
compelled 10 suffer, not only her own ills,
but those arising from want OF knowledge,
or of consideration on the part o. those
With whom she stands connected in the
social organisation. The irequolt aud dis
trossing irregularities peculiar to bef sex
have thus been aggravated to degree
which no language can express. In the
mansions OF the rich nnd the novel OF tne
poor alike, woman has been the patient
v ctim of ills unknown to mon, and which
none but she could endure-nnd without a
remedy. But now the hour OF her redemp-
ton has corie. She need not suffer longer,
when she can find relief in Dr.. &. Brad
fields Female Regulator. "Wowan's Best
Friend" Prepared by DR.. J. Bradfield,
Atlanta. Ga. Price. trial elze, zoe; large
SIZE, 81 80. For sale by all druggists,
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Something ihs, will quiet the nerves,
give strength 10 the body, induce rsiiesn-
ing sleep. improve the quality OF the olooSi
and purity and brighten the complexion,
is what many persons would be very. GLAD
to obtain. Carriers Iron Pills are made TO-
exnctly this class OF TROUBLES, end are re-
markedly successful In nc0omplishing the
ends desired "a named above. They are
useful for both men and women. Sold oy
druggists. Price 80 cents box. See aaVer-
tispfneut.
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lIici,ox ~ Patterson!
the drnggists, who are

the druggists who are always looking after
the interest OF their customers haya now
secured the sale OF Dr.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, a remedy that never fails
to cure colds, pains In the chest and all lung
Elections. For proof coughs, try Tree
sample hottie. Regular siZe 50 cents and 81.
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over D 900 acres Of fine laud, located in
Jones county, north OF Abilene and four
miles west OF county seat, known as Har-
rison county school lands located 1856
with lasting water the dryest seasons. Pres
emit price S.! 20. JAS. Il. lRIoE,
Oysrton, Tex.
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Cool Beer

Cool Beer.
The finest and most elegant beer oaloon
In the city Is that OF Mesrs. Crozer q
Bohny, corner OF Main and Poydras
streets. They keep elegant liquors and
wines and the finest cigars 10 the CITY.
Their beer has none superior TO II IN the
south in the excellence OF It's quality, in It's
freshness and GOODNESS. They fe.l many
barrels everv day, CONSEQUENTLY they a.
ways have II fresh. They offer 2 reward OF
SIS 10 any person who ever drank stale
fat. warm glass Of beer In their house.
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Cow Ponies for Sale.
Fifty good COW ponies tor sale by the
Texas n Mexican Land a. Investment COM
pany, 723 Main street.
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pnDPr Hrngincs.
Our spripg stock in now complete. We
have many beautiful patterns aud designs.
Call and exam ne.
HAMILTON & You've,
800 Elm street
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The Galveston News cigar for sale at
!. (, WtLJTAas' BRA . store
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W, Il, BEALL & COMPANY
UNION STOCK VI RID

We do General Commission, Sale and Feed business
Iibe raj advances made Live Stock and Grain Sales
private public We have ample facilities for
ding and shelterng live stock and respectfully
lict trial. w. II. BEAJI & 90.
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Gle 60. ata,l:s: glDls T)rps ot assist
ants ito temporary retreat. It's new hall
WILDE large enough TO allow elbow room
for the customers also.
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j. l.. Williams
Has sold drugs In Dallas longer than ca
other man. He will not be left In the rau
(}o and ace MIN
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Paint Your House.
49, ~srv e-rynn plrNr

ROSE CITY MIXED rAtSr
Produces rich, glossy surface, will not fade
nor chalk of, but remains trm and dura-
Bile. u ready for use. We guarantee J,
HAMILTON a YoUNe, S25 Elm stree, deal.
ers In wall paper, window glass, paints, ar
lists materials. picture frames.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29

1.-THE cattle men Of Texas wish TO have
good time this year they must chew
tSpring" tonsoco
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The most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory's Little Csthortio Pills; they restore
color, give u wholesome app tite. put new
lie m broken down body, they are pleas
ant 10 Jake and their action Is very mild.
Drucslsis sell ihem-l6 cents.
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Burne,t's Cocoaine .

Main Street Entrance
To the Clear Lake saloon "a through I'D
Martins livery stable.
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Attention Is called 20 the adyer'isement
Of Bructl!ne 10 another column. said 70 be
The eresrsst r-d mo-. perfect hair restcrr'
ever discovered .---ro-'s ~ {, -S,- .ae -
yertisemeut.
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Burnett's Cocoaine.
Soften's the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes The irritsled scalp. Affords the
richest lustre. Prevents the hair from fall
ing of. Promotes its healthy, vigorous
growth.
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Rogers Citrate OF Mannesis 10 a foe anti
bilious. efIervescent drink. Prepared by A
Rogers Sons. 23l Bleeoker street New
York.
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The NAV blossom. tortoise, pansy are
the hats for children at Bsumen's.
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Ladies'. you will do well TO sec the styles
at Baumans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29

Ostrich Plumcs, Tips and French
Flowers at Bsumsn't.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate,
AsA sPrk1Izrn ..

DE- Morfb 0iDos, ho"o,o c'.Ss ~ :,
says: "I am frertiv pleased With II as 9
tonic. !. 4 ~ es-se2s-e A-c s,,d appel
sx."
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co-ss.s D-ss Ba.sszs saa -rdnm,,ss al
Baumap'a
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The "spring" sweet navy ping tobacco Is
the Texan's fnvorita
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The Ladies' Furnishing House-Com-
plste line OF Suits 10 everybody, at Bau-
mans.
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There is secret about
Mexican Female Remedy
Which Ill ladies' should know. Bee our
Oircular at your druggist
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Railroaders get the PUNISHABLE scotch Dol
tom boots
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Gloves, Lacss and Ribbons. Price Them
At Bauman's.
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Handksrchiefs, netting, fancy grapes and
colored illusions. A full line at Baumsu's.
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white Embroidered Suits and Ladies'
Underwear.
A. paumsnie
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The Galveston News cigar Tor safe al
!. T. WtLJTA1s' BRA store
Main Street Entrance ~,
To the Clear Lake saloon Va through Ed.
Martins liverv stable:
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Soften's the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes The irritsted scalp. Affords the
richest lustre. Prevents the hair from fall.
ing off. Promotes its healthy, vigorous
growth.
Roger's Citrate OF Mannesis 10 q flee anti
bilious. efIervescent drink. Prepared by A
Rogers Sons. 23l Bleecker street New
York.
There is a secret about
Mexican Female Remedy
Which al ladies' should know. See our
Circular at your druggist
j. l.. williams
Has sold drugs Ia Dallas longer than ca
other man. He will not be left In the rau
Go and zee MIN
Cow Ponies for Sale.
Fifty good COW ponies tor sale by the
Texas n Mexican Land g. Investment COM
pany, 723 Main street.
ifthe cattle men Of Texas wish TO have q
good time this year they must chew
| iSpringr tonsoco
The Spring swee, navy ping tobacco is
| the Texan's fnvori.a
white Embroidered Suits and Ladies'
Underwear.
At Baumsne.
The Ladies' Furnishing House--Com-
plste lineoi Suits 10 everybody, at Bau-
man'e.
Rsilrosders get the PUNISHABLE scotch bot
tom boots
Handksrchiefs, netting, fancy grapes and
colored illusions. A full line at Baumau's.
The NAV blossom, tortoise, pansy are
the bats for children at Bsumsn's.
Ladies'. you will do well TO sec the styles
at Bsumsn's.
Gloves, Lncss aud Ribbons. Price Them
At Baumsn's.
Ostrich Plumes, Tips and French
Flowers at Baumsn's.
4 sDs
co-se;s D-ex B1a5zs sad -dnm.-ss 81
Baumap'a
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-03
Observation-Disclosures

FINHIs QUESTION Is 80 OFTEN ASKED, |
i will answer for the whole STATE The name of
FARRKL HKREiNe SEEMS familiar all over
this country a. Washington and Iee or Fairbanks
aud Vanderbilt although over 20 years since the
little misunderstA ndhIg, and since which we have
not been able ~ cover the entire South as before
the war. We noe say, We have been moving South
and are In Mississippi; snsl haze come to stay. IL
IL said American people love TO DO, humhugged. II
Is false. They do not, but they are always willing
to take held OF something new and cheap, but when
they are in condition 10 pay good prices they
want the best. Hence now, they want to see u.s. znd
say, "WAers Aars you heenl Wewant the CHAMPION
SAFE, We have bought cheap Safes, and find our
your Champion new must be far ahead Of any 9TH
ere. We 1nd you have letso Of new Champion Safes
lie Yirginis North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, and even over In Alabama We notice you
placed the best Safe II all the South. And nov we
are glad ron has0 come and sola Sale Deposit
Safe, aud many Others In Vicksburg and still an
other In Jackson--the best IN the state"
We believe before many m onths We will be able
TO convince you the best a. Of old. IL the cheapest
aud that II our old leader has fallen, his partner
still lives and II you would know Of the wonderful
advances In the science % safe making such - Dry
Chemical hllng, whereby we make the cry Gre It.
self produce its own dAtruyer, aud In Rungarproof
work, Franklnlte, q metal far ahead Of anything
In use drill-proof metal when used in connection
with Steel-all Of which are patented and used in
the HsEklSs CaasfioN SAtx, and II you are
not called upon In time drop I line e ~
eSi Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
And you viii get an answer, aud their Agent, C,
NORMAN VIII zee yoa.
nov Ia a.