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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01
DISSOLUTION

hISNOLlTluN OF pARTNEpsutrt
- have this day sold and trI,usirrrri ~
~. r1iucrlurd, my entire Iuirr,st In
Stock ut goods of Holloway s. WrIih"rf
~ Ferris, Texas. Z, j, W,uth,rior,i n.sn,
me payment uf all debts ana Iiubll,
ulll',l Ihr hrlH, aud Will carry ON tho br,
nO,' lh nus own numu, uud viii cnlIprt
NOTES ami accounts due the late firm nr 81,
'"N"N ~ MoUuurlurd, d. II. HutIoy
Ferris, juno 2uth, lN,i. \.
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DYNAMITE DISCIPLES.
DOES A SOCIETY EXIST HERE 2
4 Reporter In His Rounds Unearths an
Item that May Explode Yet" Take
1t up Tenderly, Lift II With
Carp"-Put 1t on lee.

Eyes sir" said well-known and re-
spectcd son of the Emerald Isle to q
HERALD reporter last night, "You have
been correctly informed. "Thcre is
a secret society in this city composed of
lrishmen and sympathiZers with Ire
land who are contributing to the dyna-
mite fund, and they are certainly doing
their part toward putting II crimp in
England. ! was importuncd to Join,
but declined to do SO, not for
"a lack of love for ireland,
but simply because do not approve of
the dynamite warfare, or anything akin
to it, and in my opinion Ireland would
never gain the recognition of the
powers by such COURSE" His
heart, hand and purse were with the
oppressed country. He says the society
is made up of a number of our best citi-
zons, and that it is constantly in
crossing in numbers. The oath
is to the effect that the
candidate will do his utmost to free Ire
| land, and, il necessary, wage WW
against all other governments in order
attain That end. ADO they include tn,
United S,atcs?" asked The reporter
/ "Of course, they include all powers. 4
| is Ireland first last and all the time
under any and all circumstances"
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NOTICE-UNDER AND BY NTHuRITY
y OLA resolution adopted 10y IN council of
the city OF Dallas, June ., l>sL sled promo
sails will Toe received at the utuclui the city
secretary mtil3 o'clock p. M. kpicmbcr /,
1881, for lighting the city either Mas or rlcr.
tric light for a period of two y,I from and
after November 10, lNSi. The Iy council
reserves the right io reject any ulllhids.
icl2-i W. T.. PARRY tlNccrutury.
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Chcnn RAILWAY TrnNcI.

The railways will sell round trip
tickets from New York to New Orleans
during the Exposition, good for sixty
days, for SIS. The railways in Texas
will no doubt put the price Of tickets
down corrcspondingly low, and they
will not lose by the operation, for the
cheaper the travel greater will be the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

~ ON the v.tutr uT Mrs. L. B. bldth,vuItr.
deceased, having been lruutcd I mo ON the
9TH day of May, lSSl, person, hing claims
against said estate must prose the same
within the time prescribed 10y IL. Myp. u.
address is IOi Elm street, lullgs, .Nus.
j. r. GAY LT.Nprutur.
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Penitentiary Birds.

Contractor Oglesby will transfer to-
morrow to the ponitcntiary, at Rusk, the
following convicts: Seven from Tar
rant, one from Tom Green, one from
Eastland, eight from Kaufman and six
from Harrison counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

Good horses are certainly i'm demand
on the Pacific coast. At the recent public
sale of j. b. lIagginS, in Sacramento, 100
head of driving horses were sold in two
DAYS, Averaging S2ll.S2 around.
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What Herrin 4.

From a gentleman wEAA the
city yesterday from Sht~ Z isl
learned that thc'ollicers, aftI awg
the mob at Fort Worth Sunday n'ornpg
with Charles Herrin, the murderer of
Charles w. Barradall, the dr., ggist vt
Fort Worth, took the prisoner TO SHY
man, where he was lodged in Jail. HeS-
rim, in conversation had witt
him, stated that when tha
proper time came he would show
that he was justified in killing Barradall
and that he acted solely in sclf-detense
As for hanging him that would never b.
done, for should he be convicted, h
would find some means Of putting
period to his existence. Several telC
grams were sent to Fort Worth yestei
day stating that Herrin was in the Shel
man iail.
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WANrl

w ANVED-THE TEN MUTIrAT.F.
W dowment AssociatioE, in live .,n ri, =.
profitable employment tda%parirncsd din iSs 81.
ihce sollcltorS. Address 4. ii. HAI.k, Som.
tarN, ~ Main street, DalNs. Texas. III.
iEANTED-.AG ERMAGNIANTD Opl\-,
" team; wife to do houe-work. Ann, ..
Fine, Very Fines Auction and Comnlf,Siol
| House, 6l0 Elm street. ivj.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCEDS ATFt
" man and boOkkeepC' desires emnlG
ment. Address j, d. FouRAKER, Dallas.
NTANTED--A GOOD COOK Apply 4
w the Herald office. "
WANTED-FIFTEE STON E-CiTTrE +,
W for 10 days; wages $3.50 per day. AMI
70 ANDERSON II BARR, Contractors. nj
railroad Bridge, Little Rock, Ark. ie27-' !,
WANTED-YWO COAT-MAKERS m
". mediately at IL. ZISMEEMAN,s. 4,
Main street. Iiea;G.,
WANTED-A FIRST-C LASS COOK. w IA
~ VIII also wash and iron, ia "A small fan,
lily; good wages will be paid 10 bne fully com
petent. Apply at 10 Olive street. niayS.,
WANTED-ACTIVE MEN TO C4NV AZ
w for our subscription books in evor,, "a cis
ana county in Texas: liberal terms and DE-
| mahent employment given. CAN ON or m
dress j. w. STRONG, 0i2 Main street. MARI
WANTED-GOU TO STOP AT THE NJ
" TlONAL HOTEL, first-cass accOmlnl
cations mt reasonable rateS-ONIY OV
DOLLAR AND TWENTY FINE CENI
PER DAY. The building is beck, with TIN
StairwayS in case fire. Locasld in the bp
ness portion of the city, only OF square im
Street-car line, and one squa' 4, from T,y
Pacific and Missouri Pacific ldepot. Co
Nenlcnt to passengers comingrbr going q,
cllh"t road. Office open mt nigL (iucSt,n
called for all trains. Il. C. HAIRY, Prp
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uor.rord', Acid rhospE

VALUABLE NElyNr...,.
saws; 81 have used if inSwNukoc, Wis,
wears, and consider tia Wr!SI,,,'lv..e '.. zen
tOuic,' '"Ne heiNc
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LEGAL.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.-TO ALL I
i sons Interested In the administrative
The estate. of =. u. Davenport, dcre
Richard Morgan, executor, has filed M
County Court of Dallas county fnu
count, showing the condition of said csta
:, u. Davenport, deceased, which wi
heard ut the next term of said court,
mcnclng on the first Monday I'm Angus
u. 1881, ut the courthouse In the city of
las at which time all persons intcrcsie
Sllu estate may appear nnd contest satl
count " they see proper.
Witness, W. NJ. e, nm, County Ger
Dallas county, Texas.
10 :. l-tiiven under my hand and
OF said court, at Office In the city oi
this 18th day of June, A. y. 1881. ,,
W. NJ. &. Hi
/ County Clerk, Dallas County, Te
By l.. II. HUGHES, Deputy,
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NOTICES.

NOrICE-PLANS FOR CHURCH Ed
y flee of First Baptist church, Dallas
Texas: The committee on plans and Spcciii-
cations Will receive preliminary drawings
and estimates for this church building until
August Isl, ISL All communications should
hcaddrcSscd to \. G.. ARDREN, Secretary of
Committee, Dallas, Texas. Jun2n-Nt
NOTICE-CEMENT PIPE WARNING-
~ Power of attorney to T.. C. Wilson and +.
NJ pckcrhon to sell patent rights for the
state of Texas has been cancelled.
~ p. tTWHiT' Proprctos, III Pa,o, Texas.
NOrlCE-BIpS Will b. RECEIVED
aclotk b b. 9fl i. IL th9, @tty SfGr'r@ mtRi
civ nrisnncrs for one year, front and after
July /, 1881. ". T.. PARHN, city Secretary.
NOTICE TO rOk~-SENIED
/ y bids will be received at he office of the
I city Engineer Of this city until o'clock u.
/ M, July l-t for the building oT u'cNtrnsiuu
of the ThirdUud Fourth Wuul soTcr accord
ing tuplnu, aud specification ON file In my
Office. The city Council rc,dryg- he right to
reject amy or all bids. HOnlhul security will
he required according ociiNtprliiunccs. W.
IN.JoHNsoN, city Engincc1 ic9D-l3t
NOTICE TO CITY TAt+pA'ERS-OF
y TICE ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR, Dali
LAS, TEXAS, June ~, lSNl.-lhc ely Ud vulo-
rem, special railroad and school tNr, for the
year 1881 are now due, aud IuNubl, at nay of
flee In the city Hall j. e.. BoGE, Assessor
and Collector. lu9u-aui
NOTICE To DEBTORS NND CREDITORS
y The undersigned, whose rc,dcncr ana
pOstOilicc Is vt Dallas, Texas, living been
duly appointed administrator of ne estate of
j. b, StcrmlCugrr, late of Dallas 'Ounty, de-
ceased, It "a regular term of the Cunty court
Of said county, held for probate All other like
! purposes, on the 3lst day of May tSt, hereby
, notifies all persons indebted to Sal estate To
make immediate payment, and tpsc having
} claims against the same Ia pru~Cuthum duly
I, authenticated within the time p',cribcd hy
! law or they will hc postponed rs the law
! directs ED.C,SNtT, Admir-.
I This Juno ., 1851.
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Some OF tho Cotton Money.

In the District court yesterday oliver
d Griggs recovered Judgment against
Morgan Cammack aud T.. d, Euston foi
Sl3,l5l, and for the same amount against
the Dallas National bank ms garnishcc
Cammack having on deposit $4,000 with
the bank. As soon as the Judgment was
rendered the Dallas National bank paid
over the amount 10 Oliver Il Griggs. The
suit, which included Joe Lomstoin ~
one of the defendants, was dismissed a,
to him. This is part OF the cotton.
posted "for the benefit OF those wht
were entitled to IT," which the bank at
tached.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

"'Tisas set uf features, % complexion,
The tincturc ut % skin that ! admire,
In using puyIuuIs complexion powder
Faircst charms you win acquire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

Flics aud Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bCd-hugs, rats,
mice, gophcrs, chipmmks, cleared out
bv sRouyh ON Rats" ~ cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

\ York Dramatic Ntws has a
displayed advertisement,
'ticularly on Texas theatres.
attention j. called to the
season ut Dallas, In oN-
mccs. the people paid
and that $1,000
Their the rule than
Of superior attrac.
onting ON the fact
and more cspo-
vays,paying bus
nies, 1t il per
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Cheapest Gas Light Ever Enon

nNNlhg bought the exclusive right 10 en-.
chine, and Little Wonder, I'm Tryns md 4.
llEni ~ Mexico, We would invite AIN frl,l,
ana Inc public Ia call ut ~, Film stft
southwest Land Oniccl where our otlirs
temporary, and examine the machine, ~
',",v Euul ururrN' We guarantee thCmN
every particular and are having thpm mnf.
lN'luitu Tor the present In the north. Inns
soon rs arrangements can bc made. IN
make them In Dallas. II. NJ. Ctnv'p,
General Agent Texas MnchincC
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

Ladies' approve Of your smoking Lit
tie Joker tobacco.
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Look out for Frauds.
Benson's ClpcRe Porous PlSters are
widely initiated. Word CapsiINrut i'm
the genuine. BE caNful. De.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

Ponds Extract,
or Pains, Sores, etc. The marvellous
YES effected compelled scientific med
Investigation, and forced its ac-
'lodgmpnt.
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EssIoNAI

MARSHALL 4 S ST6ANGE, ! 1nu.
No. S0i Main street. Dallas, Texas
Z. p. MARSHALL. W. 7 STRANGE.
II 5. BELL, County AttorrY.1
4 Attorney and land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
w B,&G.G. WRIGHT
W. AttonWs-at-Law,
No 10 Main street, up stair, Dallas, Texas.
4 RNOLD, GLASGOW Il ARNOLD,
~ Attornys Law,
Graham, Texas.
Office in Federal court bidding, west side
public square. viii practie inthe State and
Federal courts.
VOHN w. DOREMUS,
81 Attorney-at- Law aDi Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited,
CARSWEIL& FULLER,
Y Attrneys-at-L Law,
Decatur, Texas.
r. f. CARswELL. FULLY a. FULLER.
HALL IL PATTON,
II Attorneys-at-Lay and Land Agents,
AlYarado, JhnsOn County, Texas.
Refer to Alyarado bank, T. b. Truelove, j.
NJ. Hin, n. f. Sparks
| F. HENRY,
| Os Attorney-at-Itw and Land Agent.
H.. ClGpul ny I'M V 50 HiT,uil'S ICN"S
the county.
!
| "A. 4tfOrney-at-Law,
Decatur, Texas.
| ArEIrT. N.oTrNi
| .tttrneys-ot-Law
Stonhnntiln Froth Cnrn,t,. Tovos
80 80 =, - i.'.. t''.'' ! w ~
| IAMES A. COS, VI. D..
~ Oculit and AuriSt
sos Min street, Dallas, Texas
INV '''"' : " '''' ~ - ~. CIV u" - ''''
! 4 BERNATH' BROS,
| ~ Attoneys-at-Law,
Mckinney. Texas.
W, NJ. ABERNATGY. NC. ABERNATHY'
DR.J. HALL BELL,
~ PHYSICIAN and Surgeon.
! Rcsidcncc-bgle's hotel. $3.50 Ross Avenue
Telephone messages to Boglc's hotel, No. 3j6
t3SS nNrutPt u,ug VIII IT,
WV pun ~ .,S''' e'''' '''s VI ms NJ
! I INDSLEN& BRADFORD,
! l. Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
49, Main Street ,Lindslcy building, Dallas,
doH"s, "''G,'1il ~
,.t" wa P''"''' ~" ia '''"'' ""' i''''" ~
'''' -
! C,ARTERt WRIGHT,
~ neutrality-suspicious.,
SAN angela, Tom Green County, Texas,
rnACrt pTCIIApnS
~ 't,ttttornoys-ot.y,
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FARM ITEMS.

ForcutS, bruises and ,pralns, nothing
equals 81. Jacobs oil rs u cure.
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NELL IL NOUNi,
" AttrneyS-at-L Law,
Stephenvile, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL. LEE NoUNG.
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GEORGE II. PLOWMAN,
VI AttOrncy-at.Lay,
And Notary Public.
703 North side Main street. corner POydraS,
Dallas, Texas. Prompt attention to business.
CRAWFORD x CRAWFORD,
y AttOrneys-at-L Law,
Office No. 10 Main ST.
VI. l.. CRAWFORD. WI. CRAWFORD.
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l +. HENRY,
Ds Attorney-at-IIw and Land Agent.
Clcburne, OhnSon County, Texas.
Has complete abs ract Of all land titles in
the county.
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TAMES \. Coz VI. D.,
~ Oculit and AuriSt
sos Min Street, Dallas, Texas
Office hours am. to y IN. and tui p. m
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w B.&G. G. WRIGHT
W. AttOnVS-a Law,
No 10 Main street, up stair, Dallas, Texas.
4 RNOLD, GLASGOW 4 ARNOLD.
~ AttOrnys -Gt-LaW,
Graham, Texas.
Office in Federal court hiding, west side
public square. viii practie inthe State and
Federal courts
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-21


There was man walking up and
down in the Union Depot the other day
who was so tail and thin as to
attract general attention. He finally
approached Officer Button with an in
quiry about trains, and the officer made
bold to inquire if it was a case of tape
worm.
mo, sir ~ was the emphatic answer
81 am training for prize-fight"
''Indeed! Who are you going to
fight"
"Slugger Sullivan, unless he backs
OUT
my dear friend" said the officer, as
tears of sympathy stood in his eyes. III
John Sullivan should hit you a body
blow he would send his fist clear
through you 50 that half his arm would
appear on the other side.n
exactly, sir That's what / have
calculated on With my ribs and YER
tebre holding his hand ia, have him
at disadvantage and l will hammer
him good and solid. Yes, SIR, LIT him
jam his fist through my BODY and the
stakes are mine !''-Laetron Free Press.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-21
FARM AND PRESIDE.

Good Corn Bread: One pint each
of wheat and Indian meal, one cup of
sugar, one tablespoonful of lard, one
teaspoonful of salt. two eggs, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, or one tea
spoonful of soda and one quart of milk
or cold water. Bake two hours.-Ihe
Household
Minute Soup: Take light and
rather stale bread or crackers and
crumb into tureen, adding a lump of
butter, plenty of pepper and salt and
half cupful of cream. If fond of on
ions, cut few slices and lay on the
top; then pour plenty of boiling water
over the whole. You can add an egg
well beaten.-ErchanJe
"A good way to use up bits of cold
turkey is to cut them in pieces of uni
form size if possible, make batter of
milk and flour and an egg, sprinkle
pepper and salt over the cold fowl and
mix with the batter; fry as you do any
kind of fritters, in hot lard, drain well
and serve hot. This is good break
fast dish.-N. Y. Post.
According to DR.. j. c. Peters, it is
filth that causes most of the diseases of
domestic animals. He mentions par
ticularly the habit of allowing bedding
and manure to accumulate under the
horses and other animals in stables.
The impure air thus generated is pecu-
liarly we'll adapted TO iniure the health
of the animals compelled to breathe it.
Troy Times.
For a good luncheon dish, take a
pound of soaked Goldfish and when cold
mince it fine. Heat a cup of drawn
butter, stir in the fish, pepper to taste,
mix in well two tablespoonfuls of grated
cheese butter a baking dish; pour in
the fish, strew fine, dry crumbs on top,
and set in the oven until delicately
Drowned. Cold fresh cod, halibut, or
other firm, white fish is very good pre-
| pared in this manner.-BoSt0n Globe.
A correspondent of the american
| Farmer says the following is a recipe
for making an excellent liniment: "Oil
cedar, two ounces; spirits turpentine,
| two ounces; sweet oil, two ounces
hartshorn.. two ounces. To this add 8
lump of gum camphor as large as .
mans thumb from first joint. Witt
| this l cured valuable horse of blood
SPAWN. 1t will cure sweeny the quick
est of anything ever used. 1t is good
for headache and other pains anc
aches"
Farmers should not forget that tn,
bran and other coarse feed made from
| wheat are richer in elements of plan
food than the whole grain, and, o
course, feeding them makes a richer
| manure. A ton of wheat bran is worth
! Sl4.59 cents for manure. while a ton o
corn meal is only worth S6.65. These fig
ures are based on the cost of nitrogen
phosphoric acid and potash in thei
commercial forms, and represent tn
comparative manurial value of feed
Nes0 ENGLAND Farmer.
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How to Make . Cable Letter.

Given the following words: Club
regret = Gladstone = surreDder-port-
will-resign = Sudan Tamai-
ells-Queen = worse upper-story--
gone -Brown--legs-to make q
readable cable letter.
This is done as follows: 1 sauntered
ing, and while talking to friend who
has the entree into all political and
royal circles learned with consider
able regret-I might say chagrin-that
Mr.. Gladstone the Prime Minister of
Great Britain, had stolen q portfolio
from Her Majesty the Queen, which she
valued very highly. This has been
found in his possession, and he has been
induced to surrender it to the public
authorities. He will thus be forced to
resign the position he has held with
honor for the past five years in the
deepest disgrace. MIR. Gladstone the
British Prime minister, is forced to
this Sudan move by the course of events
in Egypt, which, DR.. lanai Wells, ply
stefan to Her Myjesty the Queen, says
has seriously interfered with the Queens
good health. DR.. Wells also informed
me, under cautions of secrecy, that the
Queen has rented the upper story Of
Buckingham Palace rs museum for
the exhibition of John Browns legs
BY the time the telegram reaches Chi
ca9o it will receive : new interpreta-
ton, Is follows: The influence Of the
club il being dragged into British poll
tics. and zee with regret that this win
oblige the Prime Minister to surrender
his portfolio to Mr.. Sudan. This. Sit
Thomas Wells says. hes made things
much worse Tor The Queen, who has
zone 70 Hive in tie upper StoEy q her
6ilaco, where ne molnrns fko loos u
1okn BFown'y leSs IN r CbSswereis1
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-21
The Successful Book Agent

''W0y, 0OWuc uO. JlukSg AlOW SpTuCc
you are looking. What business are
YOU in now?" said retired book agent.
..Same old business-selling books"
said Jinks.''
What! still book agent"
"Yes."
sand alive?"
II seem to be-"
"Well, can't understand II. Since
l got out of the hospital have given
up books"
Il keep on and am making $4,000 a
year."
"How do you manage to escape
deathp''
.Easy enough. i first introduce my
self as an agent of Mr.. O'Donovan
Rosa and ask for subscription to the
dynamite fund. ~
People refuse, of courses"
Certainly. Then take out of my
pocket can of brickdust. labeled in
big letters Dynamite. and begin to ex-
patiate on its merits
s.Yes.r ss
"They beg me to handle it carefully
and put it away. Then l place it in
my coat-tail pocket 80. ~
go! hoi''
AFTER that open my samples and
talk book to them until they buy, and
they don't dare to kick me. Phila-
deiDhiG Call.
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Developments in cancer Treatment.

IA gentleman named Moore, near this
city, had an eating cancer on his face,
which had eaten away his nose and his
under lip, and had extended upuntil it had
nearly reached his eye. The cancer was
eating his gums and had rendered his teeth
SO loose that he thought they might at any
time drop out. He has been taking SwIrr,s
SPECIFIC about three months, and its effect
has been wonderful. 1t has driven the poi.
son from his system, the cancer has healed
greatly his teeth have become strong again,
and he thinks he has been rescued from an
awful death. He is the most enthusiastic
man ever saw" -s.--.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 9, Atlanta. Ga.
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DIR. Emin Rev found a colonv

DIR. Emin Bey found colony OF
Akkas during his recent travels in
Africa. They were pigmies, the
tallest of them not exceeding -four
feet, the average for men being about
three feet. They are regular little
savages, and fight with desperation
when aroused. The color of their skin
ranges from a clear yellow to glis-
tenipg red, and their bodies are GOV.
cred with thick, stiff, filthy coat o:
hair. They usually live in the forests
without other shelter than that afforded
by the trees; yet their chief often has 9
hut built, and surrounded with Other
huts for the married members of hi:
tribe.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-21

-"Who is there in England" asks a
London correspondent, ITO take the
place of Gladstone?" And from the
land of big floods, of the Scott law. OF
the red bandanna, of the Mansfield
fences, of Highland Park, of the live
resurrectionist, of the Indian mounds,
of the Buckeye cookbook. comes a
faint whisper like the roar of the
breaker on the rock-bound coast, ''Hers
he is!"-Btsr ing on HdUkeuc.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-21

The figures showing the enormous year.
ly sales Of Kidney Wort demonstrate its
value as medicine beyond dispute. 1t Is
a purely vegetable compound Of certain
roots, leaves and berries known to have
special value In Kidney troubles. Com
bined with these are remedies acting di.
rectly on the Liver and Bowels. 1t Is be-
cause of this combined action that Kidney.
Wort has proved such an unequaled RENE
dy in all diseases of these organs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-21
TO OUR READERS.

The proprietors of ALLcocK's PoRous
PLAsrERs and BRANDRErH's Puts will
publish for the next few weeks In this
paper some of the many cures that thess
remedies have effected.
If you are in need of medicine give them
trial. They guarantee them to be made
of the purest and best drugs that money
can buy. powerful to cure, yet perfectly
harmless.
ALLcocK's Porous PLASTER is the stand
ard Of excellence and like all good things
largely initiated. The public is especially
cautioned against all so-called porous plas
tiers, none of which contain the healing
gums that Allcock's does, but are made
from poor and cheap materials and simply
gotten up to sell on the reputation Of the
genuine article.