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tenn, and painfully suffering.
had attempted 10 spring from the bridge
aud end her troubles la troubl Jus wAters.
A gentleman, Charles rhetford by name,
happened TO be present when the attempt
was made aud In such close proximity ~
10 prevent II. Mr.. Thetiord seized her as
sue was In the act OF springing from the
bridge and asked her tbs cause VI her
rash conduct. she replied that
she had beer, and was stu,
suneriug seventy rom rheumatism; lha'
the disease ilcspaci ated her TOR social lie.
that she had bcsn ifowned upon
~ social iienas and cared hot 10 breathe
longer, that 1t 'twould be gracious
favor N she would be allowed
to end her troubles then and there.
Dom'ciled NJ the resiienco OF Mrs. FREQ
Deublen for the nones, but was Afterwards
taken 10 the rssldsnoe OF Mr.. Wright, on
Live O,k street. rhe iady Is Of rather at
tractive appearance, tall aud nicely formed !.
She IL. doubtl.ssiy, from what he reporte,
could CLEAN, leborlng under halluclnntion.
From the best information ut hand, she
has been constant WORKER,
out her ambitions extended beyonn
her means. In "a nutshell, she was proud
aud poor. She proclaimed that she did not
receive the proper recognition In social cir
Giles, aud had no desire 10 live unless she
could maintain herself as she desired. She
talked very calmly and sensibly, and no
evidence OF weakness could De deduced
from her general demeanor.
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AnOuT FRUIT TREES

DALLAs, June LIZ htor HERALD i
South OF Hampton park the writer OBJ
carved, yesterday, countless vArities OF veg
nh'ss growing Ia numerous wen cuIt''
...sl market gafdens, and several peach,
pear and plum orchards, In which the
trees are heavily laden vita iruit.
8 q. Richardson has sowe very hand
some plum trees. They have been pei
niiied TO grow natural, and have not,
therefore, ever been mutilated by the prun.
ing knife or little Ratchet" Many iruit
growers have, hitherto, made practice OF
trimming their trees 100 much, thereoy
rendering them more susceptible 70 disease,
less productive aud shorter lived.
George Beach has the handsomest and
most prolific plum tree that ever greeted
my visual organs. He has recently pur.
chased tho land on which tho tree Is grow
ing. and was, therefore, unable To-
o-me the varsity. The tree VIII
,roduce several bushels OF plums
this season, and were 1t possible 70
condition to the ensuing Worlds fair, II
would not only be the cynosure OF oil eSee,
bat convince thousands Of people that Tex
as lsads the van in lums. There are no
signs in either orchard OF the ravases oil that
terrible bane to the plum, TIE cuIculio,
which in'eBis the trees In many other lAti-
tudes.
Tree Blight. - mere are 5eTeIui ue"' ueee
In that locality which are prolific, and
many more which are badly affected by
blight, which some scientists assert is pro-
duced by electricity that causes the sap TO
sour When tree blight was first discovered
In Americs, 1t was generally imputed TO
parasites; but there are very few orchard
lists who now endorse that theory. II
is evidently produced by extremes
Of heat and cold. A veteran.
successful iruit-growcr has recommended
cntiinv off the the tips Of the twigs when
alfec ell. II that Is al inialIible rsmedr The
clipping ought TO be done rs soon vs. the
blight makes its appearance, otherwise the
vines will quick y psrn eite the rancn.s
The writer, two years age, visited kan.
.ns orchard which contained upward OF
eight thousand pear trees, SINE OF which
were badly affected by blight and observed
that the trees. which were weli-protected by
a bluff and a grove OF native trees, were,
apparently, injured less than those unpro-
tecled. Wherever pear trees have been
planted ii We or six years, the ground on
which they stand ought TO be seeded 10
srasp, M. after that period, cultiv"''on Is
more injur.ous than beneficial.
H O. M.
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wtll.known writssu-R ebert Grant, author
OF the Confessions OF . Fhvolous Girl"
John Boyle O'Reilly, the poet editor Of the
boston Pilot; J. B, of Dale, author Of
: Qaerndaie," and John T. Wheelwrigh,,
author OF "RollA's Trip % Cambridge"
The novel 10 about completed by the
authors. A difficulty has already arisen ~
Mr.. Weelw right has suggested Tine MIDI .
Of Mex, Week and Hard Lines" Mr..
Or ant proposes ihs Wreck VI a Dream
aud "Frivolity In the Tw.ntieih C.ntpr.,, :,
Mr.. Reilly suggests "a Fearful woman
aad 'Fnnr In Hand and Two Ia thu bnsn;
or. The F.ih George" are the tuge's'ions
Of ]. b. OF Dale. AZ soou ~ somu com pro-
mise 10 effected the publication VIII com.
mence. The Republican cites Besant aud
Rice ~ o distinguished partnership IN the
field of literature anu predicts n "decideo
hit" for this novel venturs
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACrORs-rIIE TINE IL
IN extended until next Tuesday evening at
o'clock for the receiving Of bids for building the
Main street brick sewer drain from Murphy
street TO sycamore street
", NJ. JOHNSON. CITY Engineer
May "a. 1884, ma2s-ot
NOII E. TWENTY FIVE DOLLA Ks NE.
N ward: on the 9Th Of April las'.a SIN III new zinc
trunk was By mst,k, or otherwise taken from
The fewer depot OF ths 7. & RAILWAY at Dali
las Texas. will pay the sum above named -
any person who will return said trunk TO my
ofics In Norton's bulldog; guarantee no prose
cution aud ask no questions. j. G. BldefR
ma2s-&t
NIoTICs-A REASONABLE REWARD WILL
~ be paid for Information leading 10 tho re.
covery of a gray horse 8 or 0 years old. about
Il hands high, dim brand on shoulder dark
name and tail, seam IN left hind hoof, name
inclined To lie on both sides OF neck. Address,
John 4. witt Dsllas Texas. may25-lw
NOTICE TO CONTkACrORS---SkA
~ proposals will be received at my Office
until o clock y. m on May 3'st for tulldirg
bridge Ia the City park. according to plans and
specifications In my Office. The CITY council
reserves the right 10 reject any or all BIDS.
bond with security will be required: according
TO city ordinance. W. NJ Johnson,
City Engineer.
Dallas Tex, May 25 1884.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.

The grand jury returned eight indlct
meuts on Saturday against g. @. Wright,
esq, for completely in the cotton swindllng
cases. The matter was kept quiet and Mr..
Wright was not informed OF the fact until
late yss,erday evening, whei he notified bis
friends and couussi thai he would
not wait for any arrest but would
appear tomorrow and give bond and de-
msnd trial. Mr.. Wright 10 young lawyer
OF Prominence who stands well in ths CITY
and section, and his friends have no doubt
:, hir scquitting himself OF the charges
He has been one Of the counsel for Lonn'
s,ein and others.
rae HERALD trusts, as does his many
frtsnds, that Mr.. Wright will be granted n
I'D ssdy trial that he may have an opportu.
nifty OF viudicsting himself OF the charges
ID referred against him.
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I'm, mucKlSa bird TRADE.


Ther. are In the city two women hsiltnR
from the land OF the Mont'znmss VINO
make a living by peddlng wild mock
b rds, which they trap in the irinity %
nm. and the suhurns. This " all Fishl
wers Il not for the fictitious y-.ne theN
place upon their BIRDS OF song ana ~
s,ories they tell aeou, each one they our
for s,e ss s myers. They cstou tutso ul,,
youn. and Wild and ut.ing them Ia peh,ly
nons,Tuc,ed rustic ges o. their own MAXI
y, about the city gulline the isd'es
and tina public generally by Rivinp
ZACH bird the bogus character
Of psinr a most remarkable singer iuyarir
bly supplsmentei nv the story thH, u WI
not give a musicale just then and there De
cause tue surroundings are strange 10 ~
COS. ladies' ne zings so besuzitul as you
nevrr hear 80 fac, 81 grand, they say, a'
A rule for they generally make their sales
WITH the ladies as men are not given u
6pecuiaiug IN sweet Siege ~ We
biri family. The ladies', a. a. iui', 'u'. h'
bird tlst gets gu h u sepl I'D - zee II dc
yitain few days Afterwards
10 all probability tie bird
ssIlprs are we'll oontented with tue prices
which thsy get, which range from 81 70 30
and sometimes rs high as $40 Tor mock
ing h,.d thai h.s no more music Ia II than
A bi,ly.soe,. The reporter has no desire 10
burs, 40 the b, d business OF these women
who ars driving sucus lucrative business
on no capital at al, but The innocent nuo-
lie should be protected. Tae!
WORK the trains on the va
rious railroads rtnteVine here 70 rreh'
advantage aud the tourist Is invaraoiy
tasen IN, Tie only trouble with them is
thst the sellers have not as many b'rds a.
they wish to take homs with them, TO
as,on,sh their friends. These women are
oreiited with having boarded up 10000
oi- al snm OF money in their business.
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MILLING TO SURRENDER.

A HERALD reporter met a citizen Of Nc.
Ian county yesterday who stated that
James Cookery, OF Sweetwa'er, VINO 10
charged vito the murder OF w. O.. Gibson
al tina. pl AGA on the 7th day Of May last,
has SIGHTED bis intention to the officers OF
Nolan county to surrender 10 them and
submit 10 the judgment OF the law. 1t is
understood he will put In al appearance on
mex: Friday, provided the engagements In
this state aud Federal courts at Dallas Of
~ sssrs Crawford & Crawford. who are OF
counsel tor him, will permit their attend.
arcs at Sweetwster at that time.
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LOST.

osT-BETwEENii2 1927 COMMERCE STREET
IL and the Union Depot Ladies Broht PIN
of Roman gold. heavily chased. The finder
will tc handsomely rewarded by returning TO
above number. ms30.it
l. yay str ,ets on Maiu, a red Russia leather
pocket.bnok, with the name Mary 3. Norton on
the in.ide. The purse contained a valuable
gold chain, money In gold, greenbacks ana sill
le,ving 1t at MRS. A. l.. HODGE, 1890 Main
street. ma3l 2t
OST-A RED PUKfFoLIo CONTAINING
l. receipts and note and certificates: lost either
In some store In Dsllas. or on the Rockwall road.
aid once for j. d, ROBINSON, OF Duck Greek.
Vs. ma, 2S st
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WANIa.

:. .-"I
tuANTED-A rAkiNkk WITH bOME VAr.
w ital In very profitable and honorabie busi' |
ness, Address RABBI sohuliL. ITO. ION
merce street m n..e.,,.s.
WANTED-LADIE AND uENrLErEs
FOR psiicnIsrs apply 10 RABBI SCHULZ, iios
Commerce sireef. insa,.lM
iITANTED-A frs T-CLAss WOOD woh.,::
w man. APPLY TO Or address ALhAM Msa'iM
4 ROB MON. Duck Ctoet, mss'.,"
MANrED-A AN txtkhiENukD uo,.hEs.
w pond,nL book,te.peI aud salesman de,,i.s
Situation. Address o.. Herald otiice mss.s'
AIANkD-ONE FINE WATCH MAkEks
w Il ,guiaor for ssle. Wal sell cheap foi
cash. Nearly new. For particulars Apply ~
WANTED FIR,I-ULAssUU COOK; WUMAkj
w white, Address Dk MORTON, No. SO
Bapiaolnto street msa0.it
WANTED BoY TO pRltE DELIVERY
Monday morning. mayal q
CoR ,ALE CHEAP-fuRNifukk OF TWO
r nicely furnished rooms, suitable for nght
houseseeping Purchaser can retain rooms.
which arc located IN tho hest part OF the city,
II desired. address 4, this ohic", mssi,9
yXTAkrED-A FITS .CLAss sookkkEPek
w d sires n situation; satisfaction guaranteed
best of references NJ 10 RESPONSIBILITY, habits,
ability, e'e. Cali on or address X, Iio him
street, Dallas. mass-lw
IxTANTEp-sECRETAK BY THE DALLAS
tons are that The gentle man selected sosll fur
ni.h approved bond, and shall take si,W0 ~ x
In the compin,; Application must Pc made =.
fore June 9Th; foI further ps,tlca'Ars' Apply 70
ITANrED-TO RENT a NICELY FURNISH.
" ell aud well ventilated room Apply Al sl6
Elm street BoSser q Lennon m.2s-t
IVA >rEp-A WHITE WOMAN 40 COOK
w for n country hotc,; al'o boy or tirl TO
Apply TO John J. OBrian. proprietor hvte'
kopperl, Basque county. Texas, or ONCE OF tnis
paper. msy.c.u
(Aj 1.-THE TEXAS ENDOWMENT
w Association will give good and NJ oftable
employ ment TO exper lenced Insurance sole tors.
Add ioss A. NJ. Hall. Secretary, 793 Main street.
Dallas, Texas mayi7.lm
WANTED-A FRS C. GLASS COOK, WHO
w will also wash and iron. In asmAll family;
Apply at 40 olive street msIs.u
\N MEN To CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city anu
ccunty IN Texa,; liberal terms and permanent
employment given. Call on or address W.
strong. 9is Main street mar23.tf
\AJANrED-YOU OsTUP ATTHk EATOIN-
w AL hot l.; fitstclass accommodanons a.
reasonable ratcs-ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
tn ENTY.FIvE CENTS Ter DAY. The build.
lug is brick with three stairways ~ case OF fire.
Located In tho bu ,iuess portion OF the city, only
o o square rom sireet.cAr line. and one square
from Texas Pacific and MISSOURI pacinc aspot:
| Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road. Office open nj! nieht; Guests are
called for all traias T. CLEARY. Proprietor
WANTED WITH A VIEW OF LOCATING
w In some pleasant part OF fexas. y man
wants TO invest ABOUT two thorsaod dollars
te2.t0o and his services IN some le-
Ultimate business. The pa. ~ so desiring
IL a aist.olass correspondent and very rapid
ppnmap, Quick Mt figures and experienced In
formulated sccountt; is cleanlv Ia person and
temperate IN habits, aud not afraid Of mental oil
manual labor. Cores pondence solicited by +.
NJ. care Texas b Sok and Bible Co.. 7o7 Film
street Dallas. Texas MAJ leod2w
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FOR SALE.

Tor sALE-A FINE, NEW, RooMY. Two
L 81 ry resid nee. converi'ntly arranged anu
well constructed. with ample grounds. well
s. AIDED by iorcst asd other trees. wat,r.works
attached. a large cistern several springs. liv'
Ing aud ever flowing stream running through
The south end OF the ounds, wkich 10 tusceptl-
BILE of oe' ng IN de vriy beautiful and attractive
at little expense and can be utilized for raising
fish; In choiie neig nborhyod, clnveniet TO
business. fronting ON two streets. aud within
QUE BLOCK of two street railways For ,arlinn-
lars piicc and terms. call on MURPHY " BO'
LAM, neal Estate Agents and COLLECTORS, No.
700 Main street. mai3l-u
EOR RENT-A FINELY FuRNISHED ROOM
su table for two gentlemen OF lady aud gem
tlemau; southern exposure. Apply lo23 Elm
street ma 3tlw
EOR sALE-A SADDLE AND HARNESS
shop. Having o. her business to attend 10. /
W II sell my s,Jck In Whiiesboro at u barssin
and harness maker. Address Ii. LAMB.
WhitLsboro, Texas. mBy3l2t
FOR RHNT-NICE SOUTH ROOM; WIN
= dows ana doors screened. Inquire No. $40
Wood street msy3l.2t
EOR sALE-.A RARE BTsINE- q CHANCE.
$3.50 worth OF z oceries aud store nxtu'cs
will be sold for sl5l cash. Store situated In a
good business portion Of Dallas. Address L. NJ.
Herald Onlce ma293t
NOR SALE or LEAsE-A 40 HORSE. POW.
+ or engine and full line OF planning mill
machinery In good otder the bu lding and 10
will also be leased Il wanted; IL good stsnd for
business; or win take partner; q bargain viii be
given, Apply q. once to RE IT q FAUX. 9i2
Main street. may29.2lswlw
CHUR SALE-VALU ABLE RESIDENT AND
business property. guaranteed to pay 20 per
cent. net on investment, IN one OF the liveliest
N. T. SPINK5. Terrell, Texas. may29.iw
EOR SALE-THE GENTLE FAMILY HORSE
T. known as the d.. Locke horse): any lady
or child eau drive her Is not afraid Of the cars
s i.e ~. III, nro cmss 0. smX xn sInei. M,
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:. T. N. Martin, who worked the we'll known
ye racket Ia Macon. Georgia, aud who
'GSS4yed to work the Dallas National bank
6CShis city and who was caught al his came
EgaWecc, Kansas, WAS convicted Friday
Nd Ss,.s MP tor two years. He would get
thShfa OF the teller OF . bank for . good
49, III and By an sdrois trick attempt to
(Sfap for sum.
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The Missouri Repu blicAn snnources .
Literary novelty In the way o. seriaI
novsl. 10 be published excludvely In the
Roston Globe ard the Republican. The
productions will b the efforts OF four
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uor,ford,s Acid Phosphate,

ONE ~ THE BEST TONES.
DR.. A. Atkinson, professor mHtoris med
lea and dernatology, In College OF Pnys,-
clans and Surgeons, Baltimore, maryland,
saws: at m axes u pleasant drink, and Is
one OF our best tonics iE the shape OF the
phosph ates in soluble iorm."
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QUEEN ESTHER.

- thESSs6ies and gentlemen who will
6&6Ho(hs9pt TO aid In the ora ale 'Qus' q
, EGRUt~ fS(pvited to attend the reh. srssl
81 1880 6oms OF et. Matthew's cathe-
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Wells CROUCH on Corns."
Ask TOR Wells Rough on Corn" DC
Quick, com plete, permanent cure. Cor US
warts, bunions.
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FOR RENT.

L'oR KENT-HALF OF A TwO-srORY
+ double house. most pleasantly and convent
entlv Situated. or would rent three nicely furn-
ished rovns. For particulars address letter bog
23s. maSl.4t
no R8NT-ONR OR Two LARGE. AIRY,
. private family. Apply at6a Bryan ct. msSl.X
T,OR RENT-A NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
II house, pesieced throughout near the bust.
ness center OF the city. on. the corner Of Ross
Avenue and Orange street. 6tore-room rs BY
50 feet and Kitchen and dining.room on the
nrst door. and seven large, well ventilated rooms
PRATHER 4 ARDREY.
msS1.1w Real Esata Asen,a, Nc. al Elm st'eet.
Eos RENT-HOU5E WITH FIVE ME-
I rooms IN Mastou street near Ross Avenue.
Apply 70 O. r CARTER. ms3c.N
NOR RENT OR SALE-TWO COTTAGEs;
new; fous block. south of q ely hall ALar :,
C0R REET-N0. $50. CORNER ELM AND
u Sycamore streets; best location for drug store
IA city. Apply 70 DOUGLAS 4 DANOvER, No
liz sycamore street ms2s.lw
lrUR KkNT-COTiA9x FOK BENT FOUR
II rooms and cistsrn water, ct 1907 Commerce
street Inquire Al 12u Main street. ma2ln
LSOR RENT-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
4 rooms. south ex ooenre; will be rented To-
ing. 7S5 Main street; light and ventilation per-
BRADFORD. Attorneys. 7s5 Main at ma27tf
EoR BENTON JULY isT = RESIDENCE,
7s3 Pacific avenue; large house and centrally
lcca,et. Apply on y. emiss msl9.f
4 OK RkNT-a NICK fUKNI ID ROOM,
cool On plea, mt q sos 'sck'on st. one min min;
LSOk KENT-A vEKf DESIRABLE COT
II tage OF rooms conveniently located corner
Of Wood and Browder street; water on premi.
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cMn6. ATTEMPT.

II SAs&lng, sssise twilight hour, quite
ISL ept c!ok3aeatsd at the Pacific
S6IS bridge ,lheQning the Trinity.
{eEstFEHUs in large num-
ck&(f3Sten@posed # womeo,-
Sh4CohySh3ES ThA1p centive was re-
WIZ . e ''i; sse 81 NJ. |.
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Eggs,

Hens that are 10 produce tue eggs Tor
Matching purposes should be separated
from the Il )ok and fed differently. This
must be done quite early in the seasop, so
that the fowls may become domesticstsd In
their quarters before producing the eggs
This 10 necessary, because any change or re-
moval OF laying hens hindt rs the produc-
ton Of eggs. II In full laying II will almost
entirely break them up, and 1t will DO soma
time before they commence again. Avoid
oyerfeediDg 40 much 90 possible. They
should have good food and plenty OF II,
which gives vigor to the eggs and strength
to the shell.
A country merchant, says correspondent
OF the American Agriculturist, noticed thst
one OF his customers brought In . full
basket OF eggs every week all through the
winter, when but few eggs came from other
quarters. On inQuiring 1t was found that
he had warm quarters for his poultry right
over the pig pen, which was only high
enough fox the tsll.st hog to stand In. The
warm air rising from the swine through the
crevices kept the hens 80 comfortable that
they laid in the coolest weather. While
IL NAV not be necessary to keep the fowls
over n pig per, they should be made as com.
Portable as possible, both summer and win.
ter, In order to have them prove profitable.
Foul In the foot Ia name given TO dis.
ease In cattle which presents a resem-
be always occasioned by the neglect and
aspravstioa OF wounds and ulcers origina
ting in mechanical I'M Try, particularly In
the insinusting OF pieces OF stone, splinttrs,
etc between the claws OF the hUo'. IL is
due mostly to the softening OF the honf, Its
power Of resisting mechanical injury being
d minished -[pfairie Farmer.
Rye, oats, barley, buckwheat, peas,
beans. Indian corn, whea, bran, shorts or
middliugs, oil.meal- these are all good
food, says the National Live Stock Journs',
for fattening sheep. But It lisa good plan
to give variety. The writer ssy: the bts,
ration he ever knew was composed OF equal
parts by weight OF oat', corn, peas aud
millet, and to fifteen bushels OF the mix.
ture was added one bu.hel OF fiaxseed, and
ali ground together. Two pounds OF this
With hay gave excellent results.
Bins, large enough to hold the sweet po'
tsto crop, are built in the cellars OF the
dwelling house, Quilt Of timber for frame
and planked tight at bottom and sides.
The roots are emptied into the bin, assorted
free from earth, and right from the field as
dug, fresh and brittle. A small coal stove
10 used In the cellar, and the IRE 10 kindled
g tho digging advances. TIE potato re-
Ga the superabundance Of moisture, and
the sweat which always Gomez on them In
handling. The fre IL kept gong ell throug,
the winter, which brings on young growth
Of sprouts. Kept In this coDdidor, they
will remain sound for An inde finite period
Would 1. not be we'll in your pm olishef srti.
cles to make use of the word ear b instead
OF dir,7 DIRT has to roe very dirty sound,
whilst earth has clean sound and locke
well on paper, in fact, looks well under oil
c'iou'ns'ap.
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once Of los. sneison. i'omer, Louisiana. octc

ONCE OF los. sBeiton, nomef, Louisiana. ccto
Der . 1854
J.F' Smith & Co., st. Louis:-I mus, in
torn YOU OF the increased demand for your
Bile Beans. They give entire sstisi.c ion
n every instance where an active csthsrtic
dill is required, and are taking place Of oil
other pills, have persuaded many OF our
physicians TO prescribe then, which In.
crssses the faith of parties taking them. 1t
will always give me pleasure 10 recommend
such remedy % Smiths Bile Bears.
Yours, etc.
Jos. sHEIroS, Druggist.
For ale by all druggists.
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LOCAL LITERATURE.
The MoekIng Bird Trade-wrltten for
the Ladies' Veal.
A Crazy Man Captured-Another Splin-
ttrtf Grants Crash.

Other Natter. Local In Ma urc.
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LSUk kENT-A VEkT DESIRABLE COT
II tage OF 8 rooms. conveniently located corner
Of Wood and Browder street; water on premi-
se< Apply 70 n 9. LEVY. Sanger broihsrs
Wholesale DEPARTING mt. sprc6u
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II 3. MELvEN,
III. ATTORNEY-AT-LAwa aud BANKER,
Seymour BAYLOR Coun y, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold on all prinoiT 81
points.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
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