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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-06
LIVE STOCK.

Reports from Texas, says the Kansas City
Live Stock Record, indicate more life In the cat.
tie market there Ranrhmen are beginning To
concede q little and DRIVERS have commenced 10
take hold Most trades are on private terms,
but from what csn be learned prices are about
soc eff of last ye RS. Within the past few weeks
it is estimated So 90 cattle have been contracted
large az in 'e3. B. L.. Crouch has Sid to
Lyle & Crouch 70 Georse BIinkermap,
5000 ones and twos; John Blocker to
- Wood, 500 ones, twoB and threes: j:
T, Lyle to Bob Dowling, ZOO ones. Hall
Brothers contr acted 1900 western cattle to be
delivered on heir range in Southern Colorado,
year I'D heifers, and sS4 80 fo- cows with calves
Pryor Brothers have contracted 200 ones and
twos at SIC and 20. r G. Head and Mark
Ni,her to R0utt Wilson & Brush. $500 ones,
2, OCO twos and LEO ones. and D. R. Faut and ]
+. Ellison Tn swan Bros. d Co, to be delivered
in CheyeD ne. Wyoming, 900 o onts, twos and
hrees, at 80 for the twos and s24 for the threes
n Houston, 1000 heifers near San Antonio at
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVES-COin bteves, none, fair to good
grass boevea sH@3kc per pound; medium grass
beeveG, 86p3kc per pound.
OWS-Barren cows, % 00&2 10; Mich cows
North Texan grades. 40 00c60 co. common to
cir, 80 00@40 90. Stock cattle aroud. lb0000 90.
BULLS AND sTAGS,For sausage manu-
sHERP-Good mutton, S@8ho per pound;
medium mutton. 2x@2xc per pound stool
GoATSS oO@2 % per head.
HOGS-Corn fed 4k~6c; medium, -
took bcen ak~ atnckers and seederA o.
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TRADE ITEMS.

TIE manufacture Of perfumeries from fior
da.groWn howe,s bids fair to become an extern
ave indusry In hat state. On. firm at Jack.
aouyile IL already at work. !! reported that
. gentleman from South FloIids patentea .
pfocess for the utilization Of the bloom 81 the
1spsrove aud tie 70 soAi Ia ard to extract the
sVeej fragrance from the cassaya plant - well
The N. mphis Avalanche s'rttes the nail In
The proper place when II eay'; The Morrison
a should be entitled, "A bill TO prevent Ten
nessee, virginia aud Alabama from taking iron
0ro ont Of the ground, and 70 discourage the
employment of labor 81 d the Investment Of CAP
tai IN southern mann 'aciures.'"
There were shipped from tho Indiana block
ooai mines 10 he yesr 1885, 350, t0us OF block
raj ssxinst s69, SCI In the year 1852 Decrease
last yea,, 10 4S7 tons There WAS an increased
demand for the coal. but, unfortunate y, the
1iners struck . the very time the demand was
Tsx co gives good evidence OF her awaken
ioe prosrs ssive spirit BY appropria.ing 5000 10
- provide TO- a repres NATION OF her interts
nj ihe New Or eaos exposi I'm.
Not less than the largest sum OF ~ 0oo Zoo 10
asked b. the budget IL the present ministry o.
nnb IL IN Traction IL FfsBce. Halt this an uni
Il % be dey~ed to The primary and fnfaut
ecbools 1he 4 act in aid Of astronomy sno
1e.torology l. s2O0.t00 snd this exclusive OF
Lral crdiis vo'ed. BY Msrsetlles Toul,u,e
eeavatjons BesHncpn, Clu. mont Paris and
Mil, and Mont ouris me eoi ologioai establish
Dents The nalion5l tibrary II Paris ses 50.
D = other nbrsrIes IN the CO. al : % 90 "a
Shs nat onsl srchIvi s. 40 600 The donauonst
haired men ssso an ust.c 49, co.
The goyer ment Of vostsmais SENS 70 eee
hrebt iuture for cattle MICS in that airy.
a iscrec prohibit, the slsuehter Of COWS. and
even the exportation Of heiferA 90 far - $40
fesis|ssa Tie japanese pssxiEnss d
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DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
s pEIsTse SsssS IL ko N q SSsas yssa
uich s. Alien, 9: AiSion' solid, SIX; Peabooy
solid, 5k Peabody black, sh: simpson black
~; sima D mourning. OK: Gloucester mourn
HEAVY BROWN oMEsTICs-Aagusta, A.,
J; indian Head. Z; sytfi creSt. - 5H; Rtnss
sIsv s. 81 h AZ Saoas Il Sc esf Hso he u u
s dhar.er Oak III. 4. Lake doorge - 6h;
Great Wegiorn, A., 8; International. a, 51.
Atlantic AK; Bennington, Nstchcz, x. 5h;
FIJI FIFE { BROWN poMEsTIcs-Lahs George.
6k; Harycs,TII: Pocahontas. TX; Greet Pslls z;
Peerless, s.a s; Plum Island, & Atlantic IN
areanbrier. IN; Ancndsle. IN; Dwight TX; Be;
BLEScHED DoMgsrIcs--soc,al.s x; Sunny
Side, 8; Holnesvtlle. ~: Forest s. Big Bonsnss,
x, Q; Auburn. sH; Lonsdale. So; Lonsdele, cam.
Diamond Hi. camsric, :; knights cambric,
s: Hero, "a, q Uero. y, 5; Bsnsrivnle. 4: oarr.
sx: Gem Of 'ho spindle, S: mrkersx; Glon.7X
Stark dox IL 'iaIS, i0-os. 10; Sewage, Sos, J1E;
Hampden. brown and drab, co. 10; Ha,npdet
Xxx, do. H. Boston. 1o-os brown and drab, l6k
l. 50 inch. SIX: Cod Medal Bino TX; Lion
brown and arab, II; Chariot striped. l2x; Saw.
age Striped, 12k.
TICKING-Amoskesg AGA, 10; Hamilton. l2
OK; Omega 161: Continental Fancy 10 Stan.
lard Fancy, sh; Harrisburg, 16
HICKORY-Rook River. e-S Blue and Brown.
IL Q: Hamilton II; American, TO- Lowell City, 9k
PLAID OSNABURGS-Delto, IN: Economy
OK; Ottawa, SK; Michigan. ~: Belle. ~: Wood
lawr.7x; Oatawba,sH Arlington 8 Augusta
4; Louisiana, TX.
JEANS-Roxboreugh,l Is. Pacific, R. R., % Il
Beaver Valley, Is; Toxic. l2k; Humboldt. So;
Peoples. 2sk; Louisville, $50, Kentncky. SAX
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PROVISIONS.

During the week ending February 2ist there
were enlarged supplies If hogs At leading mar.
kets, but for the week following there Is n
small shortage as compared with corresponding
time last year, III returns indicating about ls0
coo hogs for the week, compared with $4,000 u
year ago, which would bring the total 10 date al
all points TO 3, l210C0 compared with 5,SO5, 600 n
year pgo, OF falling OF OF 5sj,0OO hogs. The
shortage n Chicago Is about $4,000 aud at Gin.
ciunat about $500 boIs; Ksnsas City is a little
behiDd. and will PROBABLY close about the
tame as last year but Few places OF
importance win show an increase Prices
of hogs have not undergone essen.
iical change during the week, but the tendency
now seems to be toward easier values. The
D DIVISION market maintain cd lis flfmnvss at the
beginning of the week just oscd, since when
there hGs been marked decline, Ghd many In
The trade are talking Of large further shrink.
age in values. but II Is hardy probable that
their expectations will be realized. II is not
surprising that 50 great an advance ss has oc.
Cured should come to halt Hnd present pl ics
cannot well be Iegsrd d as cheap for hog pro-
duet, but II the supply OF hogs should not ma
terially increase next month IT Will not be DIM
cult to maintain values pretty well ON tn =
other hand, with receipts OF hogs materi-
ally exceeding expectations depfess on
would most likely ensue. 1t Is claimed by
Chicago parties that the April and MAJ sup plies
of hogs will exceed corresponding time last
year The treasury department STATE ment for
January and for three months since November
In regard TO exports OF provisions femewha'
changes the comparison. from the current ex-
hibi.s furnished from New York Instead Of
being decrease In ex ports for the three months
there is shown an increase of g. 26S SID pounds Of
meats, including pork, TO February J, lard
showing dec ease of 5,0l7,646 pounds, making
gain Of 3,251 .l6s rounds of product Since
February there has been reported a ia ling off
of between $50 00eO and % C000O0 pounds OF
product In the exports.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
BACON Short clear sides. 1913; Long
clear, H1hc less.
DRY SALT - Shoy, clear sides, 1lI<o; Long
clear, hgsh less; breakfast bacon. lic,
HAMS-C8nvassed and uncanvassed, loo.
LARD - Iiefoe. lie; half-barrel, Ike,
50.pound cans. lie; 20.pound cans, lie;
10 pound cam llHs 6-DOund cana. 11XG g.
pound cana l1Tc.
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GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
COfFBR-Ri0 fair, l29lsc urine. BsG
10; choice, laAalse Laeuyra, laa; lava ~
so It oeioas s JssS t sSss ''' 700
SUGARS rowdeTed. .lose crushed, loSe
graduated. exc standard !. Louis
lana white clarified. sse; yellow clarified sse
MoLAssKs-ioui.lAnse choice. too phme sSe
fair 10 good. a. corn syrup sSo; sugar
syrup, ele,tsss Ieboilei. iSssae
yard X iss,, iose Ties is per bundle.
RIGE-wholesAie. tkssTse,
CRACRRRs-sOda. X, 6ko; Xxx. exc XXX.
&c; cream, ~ gihssr shaps, s ,,.
pound bars. IS per bon; s-pound bars. 90 per
oiSbIEs-siar, iuiI weight issi shor,.i,s
cHEEsE-w. R, lac hh cream. is@
RofEN icxe basis. Cotton rope. lsc.
WELL nucKRTs- COCA Is per doten.
StSETEspssssSs SS ; Soans per
dozen; a.hoop pals, 3 90 s.hooPs Is; ..
per Dozen DOZEN No. ' ! q: No ( 90 per do,sn y
q tss q and pc ssS t g.
ar - "a bag az oO 81 10 e saaR. sa IS '''s
plCKLks-Modipln barrel % Npariel
Bos,en mixed H.hsuel. go. chov-ohow X
paTrel, s 81 2gRllon psils ohow-ehow. ! 90
S.gellnn pals mixed pickles, %. Glass pinb'
Ss, al.s, Sna;ts 90 ais ass Sgsin nn sss oo'
COAL oIl.-ll0 degrees Gre test In barrels,
lac no test oil In cans u; $50 degrees hre
NAcRRRELGSo. ! barrels, 70 So No. TX.
barrels. ! 60. No. / i. barrels. I SO. No, q =.
barrels z o.. No. 2 h-bErrels. 2 90. No hits
rs. 80. 9 hits. 05. No. kits, %,
cIsbYSstes iiss paas% fancy
GiDER-Crsb sppie. soc: Missouri cider, 500
sTIRCH--PcaIf az. Royal Glass, 81. Bon;
packages, :. e.pound wood box glass. 7S. s.
POUND paper eox glass, uH.
LYE-Conconlrated. 2foGs Oo.
JuGs-We quote: lie per gallon Tor gisieu'
o!rc nc KS ssSn al NS@seasl Is spOund
SURIIF6RNiA CANNED GooDs-pcsches,
O. AP5Sos' s' blSesaseFris1 h: 81 Ssvs ssarses
pounds, 2 90, peas az pounds, 2 "; plums, 2N
pounds, e5 tomatoes, az pounds. 6o; cur.
sno{iEG ;Tl'SBkCCo--Gcuuine Duke OF Dur.
ham, l-pound packages. Ale; h-ponnd, isc; ~
pound. t6c; H.pouEd, %; assorted cases, &c.
GENERAL dROCERIEs-3oda, Blcarb. Sc
siasci, reSs iO9plr ID: Eu1ogs, $50 10 o. % poi
Es@ i.sS n.Sc Pc. dow dow Soted Ham. i:2s "a Is
per do asr1,ne. smsrioen ESQ pc, Cssc; aaf
Sos, 81 60 por case: smut. Bhlphs, o.
81, 81 10 tii.Ss per caso;spuf 3arrehsl os s.2,
9 also per csse snaa Ralphs, II
6,a5 per dos.. Olive on, pta IN per d9s
Mushrooms, hl76 Per dos: CONDENSED NH,
Is rs to s9co per case: Jolly, wine glsss $50. per
dos; .u,nbler. si.5i per dozen; crown. c2.sS per
dosaa, ID. cans si.6S per do.en ID. CANA, e 81
per dozen; Ex,rscts. lemon, $50. per dosen; N.
rac.s, assorted, CSC. per dozen; 0lovos, whole
DC 70 soc, rer h.; Cream Tartar, commercial
2Sc per d.. Hacking, tumal) $50. per lb.; Black.
ing (lcY;cl s6o. Der dos
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grated IN the native tree, and the fIuls sss
lggs as tomatoes
There Is considerable excitement In the qui,
nine market TO-DAY Ia consequence 0i the great
fire n, the factory Of tONeIs & Meighlman
The price OF the drug, which hes teen only w
moderate dynapd for some ume past Jumped
fmm q totn 81 20 per ounce. abe iofeisn slIi,
ounce went up n fi50. with only a limited
quantity Gifted a. that price.
A Baien, tlte-eFscker. Tor the use or CONNER
Ca travellers and others WAC have 10 navel q
great deal, is among the laiest novelties intro,
dueed by New York urn, y locks Ike
motto cfArker, such as - usually pulled apart
~ evening paFi : with asnarp report, disc os'
ing a continental motto, Tho new invention 10
= sort u motto cracker eith the motto left out.
They ara also minus the bit OF candy that the
motto Is usually wTa ped around, They are
, o. on q pistol. The way 10 use the cracker
i q iasien one end on the do by weliine this
little surface OF sum vi IN The Tongue, aud the
other end 20 the lanai OF the doofI The result
sneak ihief. 4 he ticks the lCck or shoots back
the bolt over tho lock, without producing re-
port that wi laTOuse the &C upant OF the room.
The alarm cracker has become popaisr' pAr''o-
ulATly among jewelIy sale,men.
Mr. Nimmo OF the bufrau OF statistics, has
Jus, made report In reply ioa resolution OF the
house calling for Information sbout our tfnle
with Mexico. In the course OF re repor, he
introduces n table showing the quantity and
ya'ue OF sugar produced In Mexico during the
year 1878, tho latest year for which the data
can be obtained According 10 this table the
total prosuct that ye,r was id,I4GG2 pounds
valued u sS5Gl3l7 As Mr.. Simmo poinis OUT
this calIre proiuut was only peT cent of the
quantity imported into the United States during
the las, dis al yeGr, while the average Louisiana
y!ed during the las, three crop years was
nearly W. 900 pounds IN excess OF the entire
MeNlC pTUhucl during the year named, Thrt
Mexico exports some sugar Is true, but II also
imports /. sood DIAL. Which propondeFnils,
the exports OF the imports, Is not deiiniielS
stated, but an Inference may be drawn from the
fact that while W. Americans consume about
u pou DIS per head OF population, annually, the
Mexican product IL 1875 was only about Is
pounds per head. IL follows either hat the
MrXicans consume yeiy much less sugar than
We 90, or that they import considerably more
than Trey export. That they consume lees is
probable onouSh for rs Mr.. Nimmo states, the
price Of sugar IN The CITY Of Mexico is -bOnt
twice as high as It is IN the city OF New York,
while the difference is still greater against otIer
Interior Mexican cite hut 1t Is safe 10 say
that MEXICO will not hHve much sugar TO sell ".
very soon, and that II larger proportion OF the
home product will bs consumed ut homo IS
transportation facilities are impr0v d. TEc
treaty would not be likely to ruin The Louisiana
sugar interest.
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LIQUORS.

our Cincinnati correspondent writes ,Ihaye
10 mole decfease Ia the volume OF our ada
since my last whiting. BUSINESS. which had
season began 10 fall on about the middle OF
Deeembo', AZ was however. expected, aud as
yet shows no marked signes Of reeu Oe Grafton.
period for takilg stock accounts and adjusting
lodges. bat the seeoad Is the more pole /
r.ason IL !. The time when congress meets, end
affected as is our uade by its seton touching
doubt and uncertainty p'e-aiI. conditisa
OF relaxation ensues or, as the great dTamstist
would say. the native hue OF resolution Ia
The twelve business DAYS, ending with and To-
Guiding the 18Th. cover sales OF htghwines 2.l76
barrels. a. the pool price ! Ia ~ which the
inSs. In addition u the above may
be estimated 1.5ol barrels Of continuous
spi,its, produced by our local dstileries, but
which Ia un'e pou on tie books Of the cham.
Der OF commerce. either In receipt or sale col,
umns During the same period the reported
receipts and shipments were 9,759 snd 1879
barrels respectively, shosiag daily average
eni distiliers and fe'dlslillers would not be ad.
verse TO q reduction Of the tax, believing II
would relieve them materially In their discount
reduction w'a f moi do more harm
than good. relieving too much capital which
would not INN sdiaialy seek other employment.
md eSnsss,Sseny in!groasly Increase neomps
msjorliy OF our trade. however. those houses
who handle a FIJI liho OF IN. various grades,
from ine bonded down 10 tho lowest recuned
WHISTLES. deprecate any change, and only de.
sir' TO have relief from periodical agi tationon
the pAitof congtoss,
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
ALCOHOLIC 50 per gal. ~ per high wineb.
WHlSGY-EeotlG.d, cool 80. ss per PROOF
sour mash. ono year old. so. two years old,
7bgs 09 three years old. 25d2 5Ci fancy, OK
tn old whisky. s s0G5 %. rs persage.
WiSks-ClareL In GASES UnGS5 on, per quail
lily; Cetawbn, per gal, 90o@l 10, Pert, COCA O
inn S.nss M whl.e wine N cases. btes vi s an
CHAMPAGEE-Jrles Nun & Co., 20 o1fSl 90
Heidtick. In bastai, % S0Gol so; Krug, IN hes
ket % 6oGs? be Dou' Aste champagne 7 o9e
II o.
BOTTLED BEEX-s Louis quarts. u %
o.nis, " so .sudwelser own sise, ~ 90 pluu
" so krlGa COR beer 3rsr,s Z 20. Dinis " ~
t3g beer. IN
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
uoTATIONa TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
sTONE-At the Dallas quarries, 20 per cubic
foot; lilo for foundation; 16c for WALL and 25o FOL
dressed front 49,
IUMBERr-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 90 psf 100
over * feet q per 100 Dresd size finishing
clear, Q 90; common, 2 25; Y ceiling, % 0g cell
ing, go kx6 rough, ~ per l0O; kx8 rough,
rs per 100; kx8 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
/ rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
lOO; iding, 2 so; Y ceiling, $50 ceiling %;
white pine dressed fniShiDg, 8 so per 100
Sidins, Lit common, 3 IS &d common, 9 50.
OomSsr sees l 30 sAss. 26@6 90 e 70 kise.
6HINGLES-yellDw pine, e0eA 90 wnIts
pine. 4 6os6 %. Cypress, Nc. !. 90 No. 2
PIHsTER PIRIs-Per barrel. 4 0004 80.
CEMENT FLUE6-6 inOA, N4x non. 10 .
mob oelline Joint ] 90; Q inch cap, 20; Inch
oellfne joint / 2G inch cap Do COO
Drain PIPE-s mob. 1ec ~ foeS Anoh. 100;
inch, NkG ~ inch, 40G innh, 6on
MIXEC PAINTS-Resdy for use and AL COL.
orr. Is per gal AL the teeted and STAR
dard makee are on sele BY Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-9tTict1y pure, 1905 30
WINDOW GLA6S--8x1e 10 10x12 500 10x1l
70 1874 86e l6x2l to 20x22 70, less 10 per cent
LIMEIljoopersd .Austtn, 90 per Dsrrss .e.1,
90 Danasou oar lots, zoo per bsrr~r ~
Deiiea 10 lota, mo- per hushel 40.
HAIR-Per pound, 849ko.
POgTe-Oedar, u 80 Bois faro l6,,
I.ATH6- 90 pof lo00
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

At the annual meeting OF the Nebraska Wool
Growers Association last week at Lincoln pres
ident Jansen In his address advo. ated higher
you know to what refer-ths reduction OF
the protect We tarifon WOOL. No industry can
long survive witho t q sound ansnc al basis,
have the protection It so richly deserves, ali the
clsmor If the freetrsders notwithstand ng. The
.ariff Of 1861 gave the sheep industry o. this
country ~ present r. U sna %s' .r Of
producers and manufacturers. Il cd:
states from lee. than 1000 600 with . yield Of
nun ners Hf"ver 50 600, 600, With an snnusl clip
OF 500, oO0.on0 pounds This immense increase
has given direct and ,ndirect n mu' erstive en-
R RSs I loss " wooi.growers within the period
since the re- uc,ion Of the tariff has been in
round numbers 81. 900 900 and yrt challenge
any one y prove thu h. a.: - ,eis o sTy ps,osdp
You villa In your collective wisdom certainly
give this important m ttr your full oon,teer.-
tioa and devise ways and means to Gall ne at.
tenton Of OUR pres. Dta i've % the forty
congress TO Il In such manner that they VIII use
Their b ct efforts to return TO the tariff OF 1867
aUOTATlOns fo-DAt.
wOoL-Mexicsn. nee Of buIrA li@lSc aex.
icen improved 14Nl7c; c0Arsa le4l6cs coarse
medium, isNiSc; medium, ls&26G nne medium
dillon i4s22r bury, sAoc per pound less
HfSHs- Prime plump flint, % lbs and up. llsc
pef 10: pfime Hight and iips. 20 lbs and up, 1870
per III c%l bulls sna ss sosSIt Rer ~ :r e
"a Ps e. xs-Deer srius .a,e22c; antelope lap
i6c; seal sfius $50 1so sheep pelse, a. per wool.
TxftoW-Prime tSilow. co. taIlow grpsse 10
sXc; GREASE yellow TO brown, 1850
SSEBWAx,-Pr'nS yellow. no. dark and add
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY:

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Mons kip brogsns, from 1901 Is
Boys Kip broGaas, from SO6Sl 90.
Mems r calf brogsns. from COOL 70.
Boys p. calf broeans, from 1901 %
Mems kip 2.buckle piowA 00@1 U.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, 86@1 q.
Mems bun balls, congress and button, 1907 %
Mems calf balls. congre and button, 2 6o04 so
Mems Kip boota q 00@8-60.
Men 3 p. calf boots "A 00045 90.
Mems calf boots, Is 00960 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 00@1S 90.
Bows 2. boots 16 50@N 90.
BOYS cal oots, % So a 90.
Wonen's On hip p0lkas I5t9S7kc.
Miss a dp polkas, 60d70c.
Child'e ID hn polkas, all size, 46@1c.
Chijd's Hp polkas, al sisse. IS $50.
Women's calf pig and SO polish, oonl y.
Nisses' calf peg and 80 polish, 90@l 10.
Women's buff sewed polish, seal Is.
women . calf sewed polish. ! !0@l SIX.
women's rain sewed and polish, oo@l 20.
WoUep's I'D sewed 90Q1 10
Women's goat sewed polish. % % l %.
Women's grain seven button 0o to1 %
Women lad sewed button, 90 70 800.
Wopen-s soaf seved button. ! 76n31
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$4,000 Gone!

$50 900 Gone!
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-The Chronicle pub
fishes IN substance the following marvel:
Ca ptsin w. f. Swasey, the Oldest pioneer
OF the coast, makes statement Of the in
tease suffering of his friend Colonel D. j.
Williamson, an army officer of dis
tin ,tion and an ex United States
consul, who was attacked in tho
winter OF 1912 with violent rheuma-
tism. So great vas his agony In after
years he became helpless cripple, and after
trying numberless remedies, the baths of
other countries and spending fortune
Of $40, 900, the disease seemed to assume
more vIrulent type. Finally, he was per.
susded to try St. Jacobs OIL the great con-
queror of pain. 1t worked miracle OF
cure. In letter to the Chronicle he con-
firms Captain Swasey's statement and addt:
II cheerfuliy give my unqualified atiesta-
ton to the truthrulness OF the statement,
because I feel perfectly certain that q
knowledge If my cure by st. Jacobs Oil,
will prove the means Of relieving hundreds
of sufferers"
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Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen. causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys
or nsiRhboring organs. At times, symp.
toms Of indigestion are present, as fatu-
lency. uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
very d,ssRreeable itching, after getting
warm, is very common attendant. Blind,
bleeding and itching piles yield at once to
the application oil DR.. Bosanko's Pile Rene
dy, which acts directly upon the parts
Affected, absorbing the tumors, allayiDg the
intense itching, and affecting q permanent
Ssd no osn Co., ous oho sold
by W. Il. Patterson d Co., Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-06
(wIrH PHOSPHORUS

Possessing curative & Nervous 6e6y
a
all ailments
and otho Bsai and
published fun he Messenger Health
-, Sent 70 al on ecs OF STAMP ooo ~. yo,..,. n.
will uyg his Rme
Frustrated
condition has two nnn % six weeks Ego
Ss night lSS from thu use 'A'
~ In Dyspepsia and ervou Prostration
Mr. with Sp,rn Rssssr Coca b' and
Kidney Affection Instantly Relieved. ~
Clock Co Coca Beef aud Iron promptly cured him
Indg aud Exhausted Vitality.
claimed foriI
IN Years--Cured In Ono Month.
splendid
Cincinnati 81 have found that Coca Bset
Coca Beef and Ion and
bot 81 was able work my bench
wovras thenao or Prostitution. -
Ths a P s p9 5 K@'n Tsa
those similarly affected
Nervo Debility and Brights Disense.
rncipiont Paralysis Cured
Paralysis by the
SUFFERERS FROM
Broken down.
Phosphorus
sold by all Druggists 81 Sig Bottles So , or, y, ~,
Beef
n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-06
sADDLERY AND LEATHER.


OAK SOLE LEATHER-X, heavy Texas,
free Of brands 40s A. heavy Texas, one brand
to each SIDE. sac; B heavy Texas Two brsnas
brands. So; A, medi m Texas one brand "a
each side S6c; Baltimore oaf, free OF brands
MEDIUM VI heavy, s9c. =,
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER-6es slaugntef' ~
sides, 2oc; Mstamoras, 90; good damage. 26c;
counter sole, 26c; bellics, zoe:
No So s.sse cllszA u 90 men doMo na
bands, 1 so Duck collars 90. incb cotton
back bands, 50. sK--6-2 trace chaiD4 80
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