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GOa Elm street
A Dccgor's wife.

Or, W. J, Gibbon, Of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high as u medi-
cai gentleman. His wife's lingering condition
became SO well knswn, that a reporter acoosted
him on the streets of Memphis, one day, when
the following dillogue was had
"Doctor. l am glad to learn that your wife
has regaincd her health after several years of
misery and suffering"
Eyes, sir, she Is now quite restored to health
to the great establishment Of myself and all who
knew her"
" Have You any objection to telling me her
complaint and the remedy ?"
None in the least. She laborcd under an
affection peculiar to the sex, attended with loss
ofappetitc, emaciaton, prostration, impaired Sc
cretions, cold exlrenties, Mysteries, constant
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years. My skill and that Of
other physicians wss exhausted and she was
givcnup to die. Some one mailed me the Formula
for DR.. Dromgoolc's English, Female Bitters.
procured few bottles and placed her upon It's
use, and il cured her like magic. 1t 10 a won.
aeriul medicine, and take pleasure in recon.
mending 1t to all women who need tonic or
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at SI.oo II sick, send for
IS cent book FREK.
J. P. DRoMGooLE & CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
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Every woman who suffers from Sick
and who dislikos to take hit
|er doses, should try Carter's Little
liver Pills. They are the easiest of all
meuicines to ta'e. A positive cure for
me above distressing complaint: give
ptompt relief In Dyspepsia aud Indiges.
\Wni prevent and cure Constipation and
4les' As easy 60 luke ~ sugar. Only
oHo plll dose. 10 In vial. Price y
cn,s' II you try them you will not be
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INOCuLATEp rOIsONl

Some eight years ago | became the victht
of n fearful Blood Poison, communicated b.
nurse to my infant, and tn noe throug
the breast aud Suffered for six long year.
Jhe Mercury and Potash treatment SCENE,
TO drive the poison further Into my system
only to brrsS nat In worse form on other POI
lions OF my body. Three months ago bega
aking Swlft's Specific, and 1t has cured NJ
sound and well. IL Is the greatest blessli
which has come to mankind IN yeurs.
Mrs. I. w. LEE Greenville, AlH., sent. A. lSS
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AZ ON pMAnMAoIsr.

Ihaye had to do with Blood Diseases snc
selling Blood Remed,es for - years, and Dc
not hesitate to say that Swif's Specific Is tn
It's use have come under my observation ana
some of them wonderful. IL is an eXcelleul
tonic, and Is used largely by delicate adlea
and children. Being entirely vegetable
does not produce any bad effects like potas
mixtures, and is the most satisfactory rem
edy that ] sell. q. W. DIXON,
Auburn, Ala, Sept, Is, 1854.
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Cleveland, it is sad, will oller a cab.
yet portfolio to prominent Texas poll
cian. This Is a deserved tribute To- the
onlus of Texas mon, which is now
clng rewarded according to merit, not
My in politics, but in all other spheres
I HE. IL Is now conceded TO be folly TO
ond abroad for almost any commodity,
specially In mechanical and mercantile
vacations. For proof OF this YOU nave
My to examine the extensive lines of
'oolens for gontlcmen's wear at Doug
~ Bros, merchant tailors, or enquire OF
ny well-dressed citizen in the com.
unity, aud you Will bo referred to this
|ouse rs the leading tailoring establish
nent of north Texas, I03 Main street is
be address.
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ULCERS IS YEARs!

A member Of my church has been entirely
cured ofan liberated sore leg Of twanty-fivc
years standing by using two oottlesof Swift
Specific. She had various kinds of treatment
ana had almost despair d OF being well
Swift's Specific cured her, and she feels thai
she has new lease on ne.
z, II cRuMPLER, Pastor Meth. Church,
Macon, Ga July II, 1891
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vANpERnIlr,s aIlrLIONs

Could not buy from mo what Swift's Spe.
cinc has done for me, III cnred me OF Scrofu
la In its worst form, after had suffered with
u fifteen long Nenra, aud had Tried all the
remedies, only TO break down my health and
make me almost helpless,
Mus. ELIJAH ETH BAKER,
Acworth. Ga July l5 1884,
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FOU N u p!
FOR LADIES ONLY.

A REHEDY endorsed 10y tina hes Physicians
and Druggists at It's home.
a REMEDY that Mr.. c. W. O'Ncil, Good
water, Ala, says raised hiSwiic nom an in
val.d's bed, and he believes saved her l,fe.
a REMEDY Of which n prominent Atlsntl
merchant said: ~ would have given 500 as
soon as would nlckle for what . holt cs
OF your mod cine did for my daughter
A REM EDDY In regard tn wrloh =. j, Cas-
sells, MID, druggist, ThomnsVillc, Ga says:
81 van recall Instances In which II afforded
reilct uitcr all the usual remedies iailcd
A REMEDY about witch Dr. H. ID. Fcrrel,
laCi~angc, Ga W es: 81 have used Tor tho
Inst 20 years the med line you Me putting
up, aud consider II tho boat combination
ever gotten togoth Tor the disease for
vhlsh II Is recommended"
REMEDY about which DR.. Joel Brauham
Atlanta, said: 81 have examined the re-
olpc Il have no hes tUtion advising it,
use, and confidently recommend II
A REMEDY which the Rev. II. u, Johnson.
near Marietta, Ga., says he has used IN his
family with the "utHsust SptlSfacti H." aud
recommended II to thrac families, "who
found II TO he Of what II IN recommended.
REMEDY o. which Pembcrtou, lvCrson &
Dcnnisou say; ave have been selling II
for many years, with constantly increasir x
sales. The article Is staple with US and
oie OF absolute u'erlt"
A REMEDY OF which Lamar, Raukin & La
mar say; 1--WE sold 10 gross In four months,
and never sold II II any place but what Il
was wanted again"
A REMEDY by which Or. Bnugh, of La
Grange, Ga, 50 s; ~ cured one % he
most ohstlnnte cases of VICARtoUS NfrN-
SITUATION That ever came within my
knowledge, with fow bottles"
a REMEDY OF which nr. ], e. Hus., n Ia
sulg6, Ala, says: al am fully convinced
that II Is unrivaled for that lass ofdiseaScs
which q 81 Inns to euro
A REMEDY al, ut which Melor John g.
Mhu er, NJ Az nth, we'll end favorahly
know all over the unttci States ~ u Gen-
eral in ,ulnnco Agent. says: IL used this
rem dy before the war, on lar q planta'
ton, ON u grcat number OF eases, Away
with absolute success"
A REMEDY about which Mr.. J,W. Strange
| Of OurtersViliO, Ga, csttlncs that one buttl,
cured two members of his family OF men
sttual irrcgularlty of aany years Standing
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Ehis famous Eomedy for Con- \
s'ipauon, Dyspepsia, Indigcs-
ton, Liver Complaint, and oil
Liver Diseases, has been In
constant use by the public for
cry years, and Ii moro popular |
to-day than ever before. buy |
uonn but u. A. Thslford a Co.'S
original and genuine, manufao- |
tnrod by tho Chattanooga Modi. |
CLIO Co., nj Chattanooga, Tenn.
every package enclosed In Vel
low Wrapper.
Trial package nv tail. tlftson
uSFNau
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For storage.

|. INC Very Fine auction and commits
'lon house has an extra store for all
;. IN o, goods for safe keeping. Apply
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W fits stopped tree ny Or. Kline's
~ nerve res;orer. No 'tits after first
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
" trial bottle free O. nc cases. Send
pr, Kline. s3l Arch street, Phlladal.
no, PENNSYLVANIA.
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'rlart Weed and Brlladonna com.
~ with the other INGREDIENTS used in
,nest porous plasturs make Carter's
n' " Is, BaoGache pl1sters the best
PIE market. Price - cents.
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MEDICINES.

DR EUGENE DEVAuN, OF FRANCE
~ made Us his agent for the state of Texa
to self his ever-faiung remedy, Mature
Conuuhal Restorative or Nitalizer." Al
affected with nervous debility, loss of man
hood and all kindred discusses, should ut ono
procure his circular from which to learn tn
cause OF the diseases above mentioned, thei
at once procure from us, or through us b.
your druggist or by express, the never-faillne
remedy CRoWDUS X BALDWIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
BY retail 40 Howell Bros anl j. l.. Williams
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NJ pnrkee's Salad Dressing IL the best
I'ing of the Kind ever so Il. With IL su-
|Hfh salad of any kind can be made
delay or trouble. II Ia also one
" tne best sauces for cold meats, etc.
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corroN.

Dallas receipts of the present crop are Il
b bales up to asst Saturday nlght. This Is
cons lderablc loss ON last ycpt computed to
NE Same date. Prices ARE higher and the
markell clos nrm,
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Fesn swiss, Lunnnrgar, Brick mn ID
|sago cheese nt loeb a Freihcrg's.
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pl JIYE, MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! p2sg9s

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 50
cents In postageor currency. Over ffty won-
deriul pen pictures, true ollie, articles on the
following subjects; Who may marry2 whonot;
whyt Proper age TO marry. Whomarry first.
Manhood, WOmanhOod. Phyc.cHl decay. Who
ehoEld marry. How Vie and Happiness may b.
increased. Those Wsrsisd ~ toL'4r piatipp
marrying shou.o v2a, -. 4 snyee W ba req
by all adult rtfNots, tntd k.nt Iu-Cf iOek AnC
cover AMI eN t6gsu, g oGuls ~ neil, an mofey
OF postage.
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PES OF a ncnd INDUSTRY.
Pmpafed with BCuson's Capclne Por-
/ rlaSterS AL Othcrs ara crude and un-
flactory. Price 21cenis.
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yam USE Angelica. berry. Tokny,
\, OlEct or any other wines, COME
1.ru.C tI,t,,,.,,.,
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|reiberp's. ' ~ ioeo
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IL Is self-ovident that physician paying
particular attention TO class of cases attains
great skill and physicians In regular practice
gil over the country knowing tlils, frequently
recommend cases TO the oldest office In AmerI-
TO, and the proved good re edies OF all
ages and countries are used, A whole house 10
ued for Office purposes, and AL are treated with
xii In n respectful manner; aud, knowing
what TO do, no experiments arc made. On ao-
count Of the great number applying, the
charges are kept low, often lower than Is de-
manded by others. II you secure the skin aud
get speedy and perfect life cure, that Is the
important matter. Pamphlet, % pages. Sent
10 any address free.
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BralfeId SFenaIeReguIator

Send for our Treatise on "lIealth aud Hap
plness OF Woman" mailed free.
BRAprGELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Bailey's Salisae Aperient!
WHAT ITe

Its cheap, mild, effective and delightful lax.
stiye or purgsdve, intended as substitute for
drastic and nauseating pills. 1t cures constipa-
ton, biiousness, sick headache. and is specially
adapted to all who lead a sedentary or closely
couiiucd life tits white powder and eiiervesces
like soda water, and is rs pleasant. 1t does not
grippe hoi sickrn AID is always ready. Put IN in
large bottles and sold at 50 cents by all Druggists,
north and south.
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New uck steady; New or.
ms, steady; Galveston, steady; Liverpool,
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4 ApArRsvILIR, GA, May ., tS72
NJ A. THEDToRD & Co.-GcpGemen.
Having been one Of DR.. A. q. Sim,
mons earliest agents for his Liver
4 Medicine, and also agent for il since
\ his death, do cheeriully recon-.
mend II 10 the public ~ the genuine
and best Liver Medicine In the world.
! have used the medicine mode On
Dr. a. a SmptOns himseU and also
that made by the parents OF NJ A,
4 ThcdiOrd. There u no difference in
4 them, so know the medicine made
by you Is the genuine and original
as made by Dr. slmnork
l Yours Truly,
DANIEL DURHAM
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FAVoRlTE LINE TO THE
NORTH. EAST AND SOUTHEAST.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS

Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and dallas 20 New Orleans without change.
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1yTIN: STANDARD
FOR
~ Years

NJ. A. Thedford 81 Co.'s Liver
Medicine or Black Drnught 10
manufactured NJ Chattanooga,
cenn., by the identical recipe
used by Dr. A. q. simmons, In
The manufacture of his Liver
Medicine. as early rs 1880, ut his
iome near Chattanooga
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS TUESDAY NOVEMBER u.s. 1884,
RAILROADS.
F7aHsfr-s7~
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GOING NORTH.
No S-St. Louis Express idailyl... 900 A. NJ.
No n--MiXed 10 DeniSon except
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Summer Vacations.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Secretary Ere
lingbuysen and Secretary Lincoln will, aftel
to-day, sustain the burdens of adminstra,
ton on their shoulders. The President will
leave to day, accompanied by his daughter
Nellie, for New York, probably going BY
water In the steamer Dispatch. 1t is his
present purpose to remain at the Fifth Ave.
nue. hotel week. Then he will go to Kings.
ton, N. Y, and join Gen. Geo. II. Sharpe,
and make trip through the Catskllls. Gen.
Sharpe was the guest of the President for
three or four weeks last winter, and be will
this summer repay the hospitality he enjoyed
at the White House.
Secretaries Teller, Folger, and Chandler,
Postmaster General Gresham and Attorney.
General Brewster are all absent from the
city. In the absence of First Assistant
Postmaster General Hat,on, Third Assistant
Postmsster-G General Hazen Is conducting the
affairs of the Office. Assistant Secretary
Joslyn presides over the Interior Depart
ment, and Solicitor-General Phillips Is ut
the head of the Department of Justice. Il is
expected that the President will return here
within month or elk weeks.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

NEWPORT, II. l., July 28.-It il reported
that James X. Keene's estate here was sold
to Mr.. Fiske, New York, for $50, 900.
PARIS, July 29.-The new divorce law wa.
gazetted to-day. Three thousand suits fol
divorce have already begun. Many noble
and prominent families are involved.
CHICAGO, July 25-Henry A. Efkins, the
well known landscape painter of this CITY
died Of mountain fever at Georgetown, Col,
to-day.
DEVILS LAKE, Dakota, July 28.-Forty
buildings were burned last night, including
10 real estate offices, 8 saloons and number
of other buildings Loss $500 1000.
WASHINGTON, July 2s-The total expens,
Of the Greeley Relief Expedition Is estimated
by officials Of the Navy Department al
about 100000. The original estimate was
$500, 200.
WASHINGTON, July 26-Judge Advocate
General Swain has been suspended from
duty pending his trial by court martial, and
Assistant Judge Advocate General Liber is
directed to take charge of his office.
WASHINGTON, July a-Lieutenant Fred
erick Schwatka, OF Arctic fame, resigned
from the army, and his resignation Is accent.
ed. 1t is generally understood he intends
entering some special duty under foreign
power.
LONDON. July 4.-The Spanish steamer
Gijon, which collIded with the English
steamer, Latham, had l13 passengers aud q
crew Of u. Twenty three of the passenger,
and % OF the crew landed at Carunna. II /.
believed the Lathams crew went aboard the
Gijon, which foundered after the Latham
had gone down.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 4.-Inquiry into
the conspiracy to blow up the palace during
the Cars visit to Warsaw, shows that elab.
crate and far reaching plans were adopted
The conspirators, after numbering the Gear,
intended to provoke a rebellion in Poland
and Western Russia, to plumber the Jews
and rich tradesmen in Warsaw, and seize the
arms in the arsenal
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Indiscriminate I'm nniara,ion.

New YORK, July 25.-Father Riardon,
missionary at Castle Garden, has sailed fol
Ireland. He said that he was going to Ire
land to do all he could to discourage indis
criminate immigration to this country. He
also said: "For those who have small can.
nal or good friends who can help them, there
Is no country In the world like this, but II Is
acommon Idea In Ireland that all one has to
DO to make fortune is to get to this coun.
try; 80 the lame, the halt and the blind, the
immoral and vicious, pour themselves upon
these shores and disgrace the name of Irish
men. Such people are worse off here than
they are at home, where they have some re-.
straint, and getting in new land they feel
privileged to act as they please, and eyentu.
ally become curse and burden to them.
selves and the country. Among other thing,
l shall try to establish at Belfast, Dublin.
Londonderry and Cork places where young
girls who come from the interior counties 10
take passage for the New World, can find
refuge while waiting for the steamer
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Democratic Com mi,,ee Work.


New YORK, July 24.-The committee of
seven appointed at the meeting of the Dem
ocratc National Committee TO consider a
plan for organizing the National Committee
for campaign work, met after the National
Committee adjourned. ALI members or
their proxies were present. A general dis
cussion took place and conference with the
Congressional committee was afterward held
at which 1t was decided that the National
Committee should attend to national affairs,
and especially the Congressional committee
should look after the elections In the Con-
gressional districts. 1t was estimated there
are seventy-eight Congressional districts that
are confessedly close aud to those the Con-
gressional committee should give their par
ticular attention. Representatives Stevens
Of New York, Murphy of Iowa, and Rose
Grams Of California were appointed stand
ing committee of the Congressional body to
work with the National Committee, the
headquarters Of the Congressional committee
to be in Washington. The head quarters Of
the National committee have not yet been
selected.
The executive committee of Independent
have decided to engage Carl
Schurz to translate int German the address
of George VIM. Curtis, and that of Chairman
Goldman at the Independent Conference, and
publish them as campaign documents.
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A PERIL OF THE SEA.
Scenes OF the Gijon Disaster.

LONDON, July 2S.-The survivors of the
steamship Laxham, which collided with the
Spanish steamer Gijon, report thick heavy
fog the evening of the collision. The Lax.
ham was going slow. Both steamers were
sounding their whistles. The Gijon struck
the Laxham amidshlp. The latter was near
ly cut asunder. The funnel fell and the
steam pipe bursted. The chief engineer was
horribly scalded. The most of the Lexham
crew boarded the GJon. Capt. Latham tied
his wife and child to himself, and all three
were hauled aboard the Gijon. The Laxham
sunk In twenty minutes after the collision.
Not long after the Gijon began to settle and
aterrible confusion prevailed. The captain
stood with a revolver in his hand, but was
unable to keep order. Passengers and crew
were fighting for their lives. Boats were
lowered and filled to the gunwales, but could
not accommodate half the people. Those
fortunate enough to secure places In them
were obliged to keep out the others with
knives. The Gijon sank bow first. The
quarter deck was crowded with men and
women, the captain and officers standing on
the bridge. 1t is estimated that 100 persons
persisted,
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BRANDED WITH A SPITTooN.
A Better Half" Does Responsible News
paper Work.

CHEYENNE, July 23.-The publication OF
the Northeastern Live Stock Journal was
begun here last November by Mercer & Mar
ney, two Texas men. They were without
money when they started, but their paper
was countenanced by cattle men, and they
claim to have made 5000 above running
expenses In eight months. Lately the pro.
prietors have had quarrels. Each claims the
other Is trying to carry on the business in q
high handed way. Mercer discharged the
book-keeper, Marney's brother-in-law, and
put in friend of his own. This brought on
q personal encounter, during which MERGERS
wife smashed spittoon over Marney's head.
Marney cannot possibly leave bis bed for
several weeks. In consequence Mrs. Mercer
is under bail for assault with intent to kill.
Mercer held the fort until to-day, when the
office was seized by the sheriff on an execu-
ton issued for debt by LEGAL business men,
This weeks issue has been discontinued,
The property is considered valuable, though
this muddle will prove serious blow to It,
A receiver will probably be appointed.
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Trouble in Mahone's Camp.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-There Is strife In
Readjuster and straight-out Republican
camps Of Virginia. When Malone held his
State Convention to elect Arthur delegates
to the Chicago Convention, he allowed Col.
Simms, of Danville shooting fame, to be
chosen delegate. He did this with the ak
pectation that Simms would vote for Arthur.
but the Danville politician foreseeing the
nomination Of Blaine, disobeyed his boss
order. After Blaine was nominated, Malone,
90 Simms friends say, called at the Republic
can headquarters In New York City and
notified the committee that II they recop-
nized Simms In any manner he (Mabone,
would not raise bis hands In the canvass.
Simus next called upon the COMMITTEES and
found ready hearing. In the meantime he
had enlisted the straight-outs In his cause,
and some Of the leading coalitionists had
joined with him. He soon mustered All Of
the party leaders In Virgins who were dis
satisfied with Malone, or who were inelina,
to rebel against bis autocratic rule. Then
the National Committee not only listened to
Sinms, but generally acquiesced In his views
and plans for the campaign in Virginia. The
prospect of starting . Republican paper in
that State, with Simms at the head of IL, wa,
seriously and favorably discussed. Now il
seems that Mahone's friends have become
somewhat alarmed, as among the followers
Oh Simms II was conceded that the over.
throw Of Mahone's rule Of the party vas
aimed O. For the past two days the friends
o. .ne senator have been earnestly talking
WIN Simms here In Washinetos, beseechinZ
!, 20 consent to treaty Of peace with Ma
none; = Virginia Republican said to day
man than himself.